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-Ottawa, July 18. -The total
%nsigration into Canada for the month
of May was 45,677, ns compared with
37.191 for May of last year, an in-
creatta of 8,486, or 23 per Dant. The
immigration through ocean ports was
38,755 and from the United States
6922. The total immigration into
Canada from July .1, 1906, ;to May 31,
1907, was 214,395, and for the same
`period of tho fiscal year 1905-6 it
was 161.744, an increase of 52,651.
.The immigration into Canada for the
i[ive ►uontba of this calendar year was
131,766, as compared with 106,133 for
the same months oI 1906, an increase
of 25,013. -
-lion. Edward Blake, member of
the British parlialuet't for South
Longford, Ireland, has resigned ow-
ing to in health. Mr. Blake is Can-
adian ]roving been born near Strath-
roy. lie, begaan his political
in 1867, in that year he being .r cue(!
to both the house of Commons of
Canada and the Ontario Legislature.
On the defeat of tho Sa.ndfiel(l Mac-
Donald Government in 1871 Mr.
Blake was called upon to forum a
new administration for Ontario,
And suoccedtd in the task. Upon the
abolishment of dual representation
some time later Mr. Blake resigned
the premiership of Ontario, and de -
.voted his oriole t. Leal on to federal
politics. Ile was succeeded after-
/wattle by Sir Oliver Mowat. When
Non. Alexander Mackenzio became
+premier, Mr. Illake acoeptcd a place
in his. cabinet, but without portfolio,
suet ie 1874 .lie resigned owing to ill.
health.. in May, 1875, he ttccepled
the o:ficc of minister of justice of
Canada. .After the defeat oT the
Mackenzie *Gm:element bo was chosen
leader of the Liberal party in 1878.
Ile held this position until 1887, when
he vas sucoeeded by Ilou. (afterward
S1r) LWi'lfrid Laurier. 1n June, 1892,
Dir. ltlakc'ticccpted nn invitation cx-
tendt3d to hini to 'take a scant in the
British Route of C'onamoas under the n
Irish lender: In the same ytrtr li•e
contested'South Longford, and de -
Seated his Comer opponent, 3lr.
J. IL Miller, rt he vote standing 2,551
for Itpake and 317 for Miller. An
nrd' tit glome Ruler, Mr. Blake en-
hanced in imperial polities the rept-
nlion he made for hanself in Canada,
ante Ire u;ts elected a member of the
executive comtnittce of the IQsh par-
liamentary warty. Ile is also one
of the ablest lawyers Canada has as
yet turned out, and he frequently ap-
peared in import,ent cases before the
Privy lounoil in et tech Cali:it111na
,:were interested.
'berg of the House, it was made to
du party political duty in a velem-,
undefined way as the "Arctic" %san-
d a l .,•
The "Arctic" was fittest! out for 4
teen fur threes )-ears. -Tho Englest
expedition in "Liacovc•ry" for tar
years cost $600,000. The total cast
of the 'Arctic" expedition was $155,-
451.01. The "Discovery" with a crew
of 50 iron onrr'ied 11400 pouudt of
mat. The "Mary E1leatt" st the
'American expedition, which was corn-
itoi;.•d of 40 furan, and was for 2 years
Mot • 59,000 pounds of iweat. Thu
('•Geos" expedition was compcisod.of
126 men, and NV all to occupy three
years, carried 101,457 pounds of arcate.
The "Arctic" expedition ntaa fur
4lat,g years with t18 Wren, and the
(quantity of treat carried %tom 81,7511
pounds.
The English expedition carried 36,
000 pounds of biscuits, the "Artini:
carried 34,0011 pounds. Both the
Dogfish and the Canadian expedittou
carried the dance quantities of huger
15,000 pound';, The English expedie
tion carried 7,500 pounds of Hutt/cr.
the Canadian oarricd only 5,200 lbs.
The English expedition carried 8,00
p.oundeg of milk, the Caned:an 4,00
pound,.
The liquors carred on the Iinglish
expedition made nit 10,000 bottles of
Champagne, whiskey, brandy rind
various wines, The Canadian o sedi-
tion lied 10 case of Champagec
pints, 10 cases of port wine, 5 sales
of brandy, 1 barrel of whisky. The
English expedition had 800 gallons pf
ruin, the Canadians only 10u galloits.
...•.
-The retirement of /Ion. Edward
Blake from public life Is a rc*nind•
er that hie is n enmittrativsly old
titan and rias in politics at Confeder-
ation. Feil- have thought of 'hien as
a veteran because of his superb phy-
sique, a youthful appek,ranee, and
unimptefr'td vigor of intellect.
8
ee
A . GREAT 1IO11SE EXHIBIT
One ut the most interesting compe-
letitions in the horse classes at the
Canadian National Exhiaition will be
for the King Edward Hotel cup,
which is offered for the best horde
not over 15-2 in the runabout clans.
Another specially interesting oompe-
tition in this section will be for a
[string of ten- horses owned by oqe isa-
hibitor, for which prizes of $100 and
$50 are to let given do the first tend
second strings.
-Parkhill July 19 -While excavat-
ing in McTaggart's gravel pit on Les-
lie & Grieve's fartu on the emulate
yesterday, an interesting find %vas
trade. A human skeleton of gigantic
proportions was unearthed. The
skeleton was found in a sitting pres-
ture, directly beneath the stump of
a maple tree, more •than two lent
in diameter.-
:fudging
iameter.:fudging by the size of the tree
which had grown noove hh!s trend, the
man whose bones Mill remained must
have been dead (woor three hundred
years at Inst. The bones of the
forearm and the leg Pones were
measured and their length indicated
that he bad pion between seven and
a half and eight feet tall. The skull
which was much larger than the or-
dinary still was intact and the teeth
were perfect.
A CASE OF COUNTERFEITING.
\\'e have been informed that sone.1
merchants in this County are offer-
ing for sale 25c and 50c. boxes of
"RIVAL BEIM TABLETS." \Ve
wish to warn the public that tllnsyo
tablets are not genuine, ns the •true
"RIVAL 111:1113 TABLETS" are put
ftp oy us in dollar 'size, REI) TIN
boxes only, and any pvrextn or pert -
sons offering for Wale "RIVAL DEMI
TAIILF:'1-S" in any but the original
dollar box aro laying themselves
open to the law for using tour trade
ame to obtain money by ,fraud.
The RIVAL IIERII CO.
2(17 St. James St. Mlontrc:tl.
ALLEGED) "ARCTIC" SCANDAL
There has bean much said in the
press of the country, and upon the
public platform. Orators have h4r-
engued on the subject- of the "Arctic
acanthi," so a tl•d, plow many cici-
song of Can.ult malty know the plain,
unvarnished facts ,.with relation to
4 h Arcyof The subject ns -as brought
up in the- Iiouse-it became the ob-
ject of nn en4uiry by a select com-
pnittee of Parliament -it was vent'.
anted upon every possible dies+ion,
and after is had ceased to be a pub -
question of interest to the mere -
For that
Dandruff
There is one thing that will
cure it—Ayer's Hair Vigor.
It is a regular scalp -medicine.
it quickly destroys the germs
which cause this disease.
The unhedthy scalp becomes:
S
healthy. The dandruff ilis.;i'-
pears, had to disappear. A
healthy scalp means a great deal
to you--heahhy hair, no dail-
druR,no pimples, no eruptions.
The best /rind of a testimon'.al -
"Bold for over sixty "sehti."
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1r e(Cet1'5$I)l1.
uers ;"i.
GRAND IIE.NI)
it is kcepine very dry here and
farmers are iegituning to complain.
Every cottage is filled. Some tea -
Pie are willing to 1..'y $10 tloll;trr t
week but can't get any.
Don't forgot to wine• to 11 he Bend
on August 6th our celebration day
as %('•intend to snake it the "dtiy of
all 1tys." See bills for particulars.
Mr-. Wetfterspoon has ce,rnmenced
to build ccnrent piers for the new
iron bridge which tis' county is put-
ting ii , berc.
Mr. Le•ett is putting up a 1 urge
cement block ice house and Will 1 lien
be in order to supply all cnmeeer'c
with rho needful in hot weathei.-
At a meeting at Grand Bendy elote-
d >• 15th inst., it was fin',Ily (1.01cle!
to hold a big Gita Day aril ('elebrli%•
lion at the JJend on August 6t11. The,
affair is intended to be quite tot ex-
tensive aoale, consisting of acquatie'
sp'or:a i..^. 1!.•• morning, trotting and
running races, ('alithutiiii:an proces-
sion, fo:tball lit Which valuable prizes
will be given. In the evening th:ro
will
:he n band concert, and the big-
geat'•firoworks display eser acct' out
aide the large' cities. llesidcs the Well: -
known pieces as seen at the Exhibi-
tions, there will be steel ,Rome• new ef-
fects never before exhibited IL're, air-
ship asceneon, bellocar and parachute
drop etc. 'All events are open. 'Cire
affair is ut.der the• puspicce of t he
busin••ei ;m(11 of Grand Reuel sed
management of fir. A. W. Smith,
%%ho has to successfully managed the
Campers ('elcbrnlion at the Bend
I1„rd sines their inauguration. Mir,
W. Oliver, Scc'y-Trcas.
a.
1'Lt•GTOWN.
Mr. John McNiaol hart engaged wah
Mr. ,Archie \l.:Curd)' for tiro Reason.
Mr. ('i..-. Pletcher has engaged
with Mrs. William Francis for 4h'
summer.
Mr. Samuel Routley !nit h very
valuable whisker one dry het •week.
Cans,.
unknown.
A number from here attended the
cions. •r'• gard'n party list 1V ain's-
day,
Miss \ti":,l;,.r df Exeter, w 1 lhn
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mc-
Curdy o.i d'ty last.wr.(k. .
• )lasing 3., nearly finish"d In this
It►cali'}'.
Mr. Archie- 'tcCurdy Meurer( a
swarm of bees t• ^ nay Pitt• wreak.
Mr. George l:cdbolt hiis engi p d
It lir. Wm. Moor* for ehe 'leaser).
Mr, Charles Briley purchased ..
new bicycle this week.
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KlltICTOr
Mies Edits Carr iy visitipg Mrs.
Chaos. ('lark, of London, ter n temple
of Wett'kei.
Me. Chas. E. Taylor, p[ host; n N.
Y., is visiting his parents here,
Miss (;erne and ;triter 1''raoli
A10WI1 are vlalting It heir 041111411/9
tis I seal and Bert Bissett, of les -
borne. --
One of the best evening's outing
and entertainrnekt ever held in this
nc;ghhor)tocei ware given by the local
Courts of the J.0.1'. on Wed. evens
ing last ell the Agricultural grounds.
The first event %va's a baseball mltch
b,-tween• the ladies fa[ Fullerton rind
ladies of Kirk ton and to 'say the least
there certainly was tsotne exsollon1
piny'!ng on both nide. Kirktcan of
course suffered defeat. The fielding
on both sides Mas good. liiiirktou
ryas ,t little superior int Ili, line, tiut
the I'ullartoct girls were superior in
the battery. Mr. Jordan raf Fuller-
ton acted as ,refe•eo. Score 15 to
13. The twxt cs'nnt was the (supper.
This of course) mem par cxecllenog
someatbc$e dbout 500 or 000 laking
tett. Alter tea as entert:'pinrncant was
given in Aberdeen Hall. Tho pro-
gram being complied by t ho Courts
Peerless and Sf. uta rye of St. Marys.
This was of n first class nature.
Athkeg'es were 'given by W. A. lien-
derson, of Sarnia and Mr. Chas. Mest-
ryfityd of London, in contteotlon leith
the working of thoO rder and etc.
1'recise's amounting to $98.79.
Women with pale co lorless (aces
who feel weak and discouraged, will
receive both mental and bodily vigor
by using Carter's Iron Pills, whlob
,are made for the blood, nerves and
complexion.
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WIIALEN
Most of the farmers aro th,rcugl,
haying.
We are sorry to Lear that Miss
1'7thel Menson is on the sick tis.
We bops for a speedy Iecos' ry.
The cement mon have almost com-
pleted their work at the ohuroh, and
the masons will soot' be at acting'
is work aa it.
-�1fis Lottie Squire holidayed al
hoate last weok.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeckell are visiting
with the latter's mother Mrs. 'Je-
sted) Morley.
Mrs. John Tales, of London, is vis-
iting with her mother Jlra. Sut'herby
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gunning and
their daughter Elsie visited at Mr.
Robert Cunnings last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gc.orgo hfdlson and
family spent Sunday ar Mr. Archie
Chit tick's.
Miss Ella Brooks is Berne from
London en her vacatieu.
` llarvest trine %%i1l won be Fiero
again. Oats are a rather poor crop
around here.
FOR OVER SIXTY YEAItS
OLD AND WIELL-TRriD ItEMaDY,-Ml,
Win,Aow's Soothing Syrup has been used for
over sixty years by mii.lons of mothers for their
children white teething with perfect mete.•
It soothes the child, softens the truss, allays ail
pain, cures wind colla and Is the best remedy
for Diarrheas.. Itis pleasant to the taste. Sold
by druggists In every part of the world. 25
cants a bottle. Its value Is incalculable, Be
aure and take Mrs Winelow'e Soothing
Syrup and ask for no Other kind.
Guaranteed under the Food and
Drugs A3t, June 30th, 1:)05. Serial
Number 109e.
C Xt. 1E1ai°Ort. Z�.
Bear. he _ ,,Th, Ked You Hare Alnays 80411
Signature
of
To the Editor c( the Exeter Tiniea.
About July 1st, a copy of an Act.
to amend the Public Schools Act,
1907, circular 15 A changes in the
High and l'ublic Schools Acts, and
Instructions No. 12, explaining the
"Distribution of the £Legislative
'Grant" were sent to the Secretary
of each l'ublic School Board in West
lturon.
Ay Trueteos are still asking "What
grants are we likely to get this
year?" please publish this letter for
the leencf1t of all interested polies.
1. -Each school eectiun still rcr
ceive [tom the Township general
fund, a grant of $300 for each prin-
cipar and $200 for ench as :etnnt em-
ployed.
2 -The Education department oill
pay about 40.per cent elf each princie
pal's salary over $300 and up to e:600,
mutt 40 & r cent of e3c11 nssistant'11
sal try over $200, aloe $20 for %%telt
teacher holding a professi01131second
class or first-class certificate. This
gill be paid about about Sept. lat.
3-A grant for equipment and ac-
eentmodatiw1 tthich depend+ on the
value and relative grading of the
equipment and ac: emmodetion of each
school in the township. it is expect-
ed tear this grant will ave,a.e about
$30 for each Principal and $15 for
each assistant. It gill fro paid about
Dec. pat. •
4-A special library grant for all
bulks purchased bet 51 rein July 1st.,
1900 and July 1,t. 1907, No schen!
i+ to rro0ive more than $3.00.
Icy reading carefully "instructions
No. 12" each School Board should be
able to estimate very nearly what
grants they should receive for 1907.
The new regulations for Continua►
tion Clates:et provides for increased
grants. A copy gill bt• sent to each
Secretary as soon as received from
the Education Department.
J. Elgin Tom,
Inspector for \Viceat Huron.
atarrh
constitutional
in impure blood
constitutional
treatment acting
and purifying
*slit
:It
permanent
to Ulm
Hood'aarsa
Parda
Nasal and other local forms( aunt
wMth slay ilAsinestionbrad doodads*
.ceditirterszieZero
Piss r�lgM� ICON c";is
said Ilse eW look ea Cato t3 , No. 4.
C 1. lased Co" Lswt% Mesa
CASTOR IA
The Kind ikon Have Always Bought, and which has beet
W use for over 30 years, has borne the efgnatnre of
and has been made ander his perm
izefd sonal supervision since its infancy.
•
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "dust -as -good" are but
E:perirncuts that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—Experienea against Experiment.
What is CASTORiA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor 011, Pare.
gorle, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its ago Is its guarantee. it destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrbpea and Wind
Colic It relieves Teething. Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates th@ Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Yauacea—The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE
CASTOR IA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
1
The Molioni Bank
Ilstabllsbed IBS&
HEAD OFFICE - MONTREAL.
CAPITAL PAID UP •••• -• -• S3.000,000.00
RESERVE FUND ••• •••• •••• •••• 83.000.000.00
Asset* Over $38000,000.0o
General Danking.BWiness Transacted.
Savings Bank Department
$1.00 Opens an Account and Interest' added FOUR '
Tltnes a Year.
Dickson & Carling, Solicitors. • N. D. HURDON, Manager
•dwINaNanneneidM••••••••••••••••NNN1s•••N•••1
Highest Price Cash
FOR
all kinds old iron., cop-
per brass lead zinc, pew-
ter, rubber, rags, wool
pickings, horse hair.
Steel stone boats, bottle -
yarding, iron posts.
Sell or exchange for the
above goods.
M. JaGks011&SO
Ike Kind You. Have Always Bought n MainSt1Exeter
esu
In Use For Over 30 Years..
vee Ot.YA u„
COMPANY, 77 MwaaaV , Nair YONA CM.
syoopls 01 ire Canadiaa Nolle Well
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS.
ANY'en numbered section of Dominion Lands iu
wauitolu%, taskatehewawand Alberta, excepting
S and 20, not reserved, may be homesteaded by
tiny person who is the sole head of a family, or any
mite oxer 1d yep PI of age, to the extent of one -guar
for section of lr3s acres, more nr less.
Entry must be made personally at the beet land
°nice for the district in tthich the land in situate.
Entry b) proxy may, howe'er, be made on certain
conditions 1+ the father. mother, son, daughter,
brother or slater of an intending homesteader.
The homesteader is required to perform lite con-
ditions connecter! therewith under one of the follow •
ing plans:—
(1) At least six months' residence upon and cull•
cation of the land in each %ear for three )ear..
(2) 1f the father (or mother, if the father is de•
ceased) of the homesteader residse upon a fans in the
vicinity of the land enteral for, the re,liuremeu'A as
to residence may he eatl'fted by such person residing
with the father or mother.
(31 1f the settler has his permanent renitence upon
farming land owned by hint in the vicinity of his
homestead. the requirements as to residence may-
be
aybe satisfied by residence upon the said land.
Six months notice in writing should be given to
the Commissioner of Dominion lands at Ottawa of
WPC tION to apply for patent.
W. W. CORY,
Deputy of the Minister of the Interior
N. It.—Unauthorized pnblication of this ail%ertio•
meat s ill not be pall for
SEALED SEPARATE TENDERS
addrewe,d to the Postmaster General,
will be received at Ottawa until noon
on friday the 23rd August, 1907, for
the conveyance of His Majesty's
Mails, on two proposed ooniracts for
four years six & isle times per week
each way, between Cromarty and
Dublin, Exeter and Mitchell, from
the 1st October next.
Printed notices containing further
information as to conditions of pro-
posed Contracts may be seen and
blank forms of tender may be obtain-
ed at. the Post offices of Cromarty,
Dublin, Exeter, Mitchell &c., and at
the Office of the Post Office In-
spector at London.
G. C. ANDERSON,
Superintendent.
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0. 0 C.)IERRIAM CO.,
Publlshore, $prlastlold. Mass.
Farm for Sale
100 acre farm in Steelier► Township
good frame barn and house. Well
drained and land all cleared. Creek
through rear corner of farm. Can
be bought right, anal on easy tering',
for quick sale. Apply at once, to
GLADMAN & STANi1L'RY
llarristers, Exeter Ont.
Farm for Sale
We have a good farm of about
35 for sale on reasonable terms.
Situate near 'Mt. Carmel in ijtepben
Township. Firer 'Class land and fair
buildings. Near church and school.
Apply to GLADMAN & STANBURY,
Barristers, Exeter. Ont.
House and Lot for Sale
House end lot for halo Pt. lot 156
Con. (12 habotne, I-2 acro land Good
brick cottage and stable. Must be
sold. Apply Threes Cameron Auction•
cor Farquhar.
FARM FOR SALE.
125 tierce in the Township of nib -
Bert consistin; of lot 19 w. 1-4 18,
concession 12. This is ;nod property
and must he sold. 'Tereus easy. Ap•
ply Thos. Cameron, Auctioneer Far-
quhar. -------
Store Property for
Sale
Its the village of Exeter, composed
of 'the North part of lot 11 on the
West side of Main Street, consistin;
of one good store and the building
now used for a postoffice, known aa
the Johns Block. If not sold priv-
ately on or before the 10th day of
August will bo sold by Public Auc-
tion en the 31st day of AulLSt.
For term. and particulars apply
to Thos. Cameron, Auctioneer, Far-
quhar.
Auction Sale
-of -
VALUABLE FRlt51 IN leS1IOI1NE-
There %Sill be offered for elle by
Public Auction at
COMMEJU'iAL HOTEL, EXETER
-on-
i1
SATURDAY, AUG. 3rd„ 1907
at 3, o'clock p. in. Lot 6 tioutl,
Thames (toad t'sborne, and the Were
half lot G, North Thames Road con-
taining 150 acres more or less.
On the 100 acres is n .Toed frame
house 2 bank barns and drive 'shed,
fine orchard, running water at rear
of farm, well fenced and drained,
good hardwood bush soil a clay loam
2 1-2 ruike% from Exeter. 1 1-2 miles
from solus l anil churches.
The fifty acres are wept fenaal and
drained. Has frame barn. 14 d: -
reedy opposite the 100 acres.
The nurehaser %till have the priv-
ilege of going on the farm niter the
harvest this summer to do fall ['low-
ing ant ss ill trot full poggession on
November Iftt h.
The 150 ;'rets will be offered in
separate lot-.
TERMS O1' SALE.
10 per cont. of the purchase ,money
on ;lay of silo and the halpnce on
November 16th, without interest.
i artiu [ cl aqe r
o p r ; money may remain
mortgage if the purchaser wishes.
For further particulars amity to
Samuel Switzer, K:rkton Ont. or
Madman & titartbury, Barristers
Exeter, Ontario.
W INCIIELSEA
Thom. (its;;aid inrt-ed ice cream rya
the Jaen last S•iturtlly eening ai►d
i! went so well that 'he 11.18 (been 0.5
quested to have it twain for next
Saturday evening nrxl hes agreed to
hate ,OI ,bund cure art hand.
trim
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LD. 8., Honer gradttate.of Toronto
Univeasity,
Dental Surgeon
Office over Gladtsan & Stanbury's•
Main street—Err/um.
DR. G. F. ROULSTON, L. D, tl.
D. D. 8., Dentist, Member of
' R. C. D. 13., of Ontario and honor
(araduate of Toronto University.
grits:—Over Dickson & Carling'a
O1SCes in Dr. Anderson's former
dental parlors.
W. BROWNING, M. D., M. O
P. 8,. Graduate Victoria Un
v.rslty. Mos and resideneooe. Dominion
Laboratory, Beater.
nI Associate Coroner of Huron,
■s t D R. A, F. MALLOY. MEMBER ONTARIO COLLEGE PHYSI-
Maas and Surgeons. Successor to Dr. J. A-
lkaline. Offices Main street, Residence, east
so nest street north of Poet Office, kxstem
Outset
Fall Terms Opens
Sept. 3rd
CENTRAL
1/r
STRATFORD. ONT.
to Tbis school which is an old Z.
tand well established one stands
to the forefront as the greatest 'i'
Commercial and Shorthand
"'school in the West. Our leash -
Iers are experienced instructors,
courses thorough and practise!. +
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We assist graduates to posit-
ions. Writs for our free catal-
ogue.
ELLIOT & MULACHLAN,
Principals&
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Beautify and enliven your home by
placing in It one of 'ianada's hest and
most famous l'it nos
THE HEiiNTZMAN
We sell them on just the kind of
terms you are looking for.
if you want other makes we have
them.
Don't forget us when you want
Stationery, Baby Carriages and Wag-
gons, Bicycles and Sewing Machines
S. MARTIN & SON
GRAND TRUNK SY`SW V)
To Summer Tourist Resorts
Muskoka Lake Temaganli
Late of Kays Kawartha Lakes
(ieorgian Bay Thousand Islands
Algonquin Park Quebec
Portland and old Orchard, Me., White
Mountain.
All reached by the Grand Trunk
Railway the "Tourist Route of Amer-
ica.
Direct connection with all Coat lines
Tourist tickets on sale daily to all
resorts.
For further particulars, Tickets, etc.
Call on.
J. J. KNi(111'r, Depot Agent.
or write J. 1). McDONALD, Union
Depot, Toronto, ()nt.
1 twill trail you free to prove merit
samples of my Dr. Shoop's Reetora•
five, tied my book nn either 1)yap>ep.
Ria. The heart or The ICidneys.
Troubles of the Stomach, Ilcart or
Kidneys are moiety symptoms of 8
deeper Ailment. Don't make Iho
common error of trentin; pymtwms
only. Symptom treatment is .treat•
In; the result of your ailment, and
riot the cause. 11'e,at: 5!orn,ch varves
-the inside nerves-rnean Stomach
weakness alw•a>s, And the Ilcart,
and Kidneys as well, have their con•
troliin; or inside nerve)). Weaken
these nerves and yon inevilnbly have
wenk vital orearm. Here is where
Dr. Shoop's It••storalive Las made
its fame. No I►ther_- Jefnedy ever
claims 10 i real 1144. "inside lie! Veit."
Also for hlotlin4, biUuitsrlert�, bad
ere ith nr ;Omar tine, a •e' Or .Sh0ne'e
Reeterat iv,. \\'t ito nun l o-dty for
sample and free hook. 1)r. Shoop,
itacine, Wis. The Itcstorative Is sold
by W. A. Ilow('y.
JLEWiS THOMAS
' Civil Engineer & Arc hitect
(Late Department of Public Wor ks, Canada.)
Consulting Engineer for Municipal and County
Work, nectrio railroads, Sewerage and waterworks
*stem Whan es, Bridges and ite•enforccd Concrete,.
f hone 2430 London Ontario
MONEY TO LOAN
a
We have unlimited private funds for Invest
-ant upon term Or Mirage sroperty at loon
anon of interest.
DICKSON & CARLING
Exeter
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DICKSON & CARLING,
B dliottors Notaries, Conve aaeere•
• oaere,)joliottorn for the Motions%
BankMo.
Mossy toLoan alt lowest rates of taterees
O7r10111-YAII'f STREET. au ag.
E. CARLING S. L. H. Dl 0)P
CONEY TO LOAN.
We have a large amount of private mods Me
can on farm and village properties at lowest*
interest es �
GLADMAN & STANBURYa--
Barristers Solicitors„ Main Ot. Exeter'
AL'CTIONEEIt
. 8. Phillips, Licensed Auctioneer for the County
uron. Charges moderate, All commuhieation,.
(Med 10 R. S. Phillips, Ilensall, or orders left a
Office ai11 receite prompt attention.
FRANK BALLANTYNE
Licensed auctioneer for Counties
of Huron and Perth.
Special attention given to farm{
stock sales. Town and village pro.
perty aold by auction on moderato,
commissions.
Orders may be left at the Timer
oftico or at .reeidenoe, Elimville,
Cbar=es moderate.
WILLIAM BROWN, Prior. Dis
LOM A OF ROYAL INCORPORATED
SOCIETY OF MUSICIANS, ENGLAND.
Organist of Tris itt Memorial Church, Exeter,
Piano, Organ, itarmony and Theory of Music.
Terms on Application Exeter, Ontario.
The Usborne and Hibbert
Farmer's Mutual Fire Inbar
ansa Gompanu
Head Office, Farquhar,;Ont.-
Pres. W. I1. I'ASSMORE, Farquhar,
Vice -Pres.: -J, L. RUSSELL,
ItUSSELLDALF., P. 0,
DIRECTORS,
WY. ROY, BORNHOLY P. 0
WM. BROCK WINCHE1.FF.A P, 0.
T. RYAN, DQRLIN P. 0,.
ROBERT NORRIS, Staff ,. - ,
AGENTS,
JOHN EMERY. Exeter, agent for
Osborne and Jliddulpb.
OLIVER HARRIS, Munro. *goat
for Hibbert, Fullarton and Logan.
B. W. F. BEAVERS,
Secy. Trecs. Farquhar:.
GLADMAN & STANVHi3RY, Solicitors
The Bell Telephone
Company of Canada
is about to issue a new
Telephone Directory
For the District of Western Ontario"
including the
Village of Exeter
Orders for new connections, changer
of firm names, changes of street ad-
dressee or for duplicate entries should
be handed in to the local Manager AT
ONCE,
A. MARCHAND,
Local Manager.
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Saws the _A 1114 Kind `lot N>n1Aim t 8151g
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