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The Exeter Advocate, 1897-7-29, Page 4TIHE e .e: ►bmi..cat.e, Ola,as, I3, Sanders, Editor and Prop TRURSDAY, JULY 29, 1897. Entrance and .), B. L. Ezanns. The following is the list of. the can- didates posed by the Board of Exam, biers. for West Huron, together with 'the marks obtained by each, No can- didates were passed who had not ob- - mitred Dile half of the total, viz , 422 for entrance and 612 for P. S. Leaving, but a few who had more than the total but had failed in a subject were, ia consid- - 3Pratiou of age or other circumstances, allowed to pass. Cards giving the marks have been sent out. Any can- didate for Public School Leaving who has not already passed the Entrance but who has obtained one-fourth of the narks in each subject will, if desired, bo furnished with an Entrance certifi- cate on application to Inspector Tom. The highest marks obtained in each subject were as failures: H. S. E. Beading—Olive Treble , 44 .Dra wing Book —EmilyViles, Mona Weatherald, Orville Godwin.. , 25 Drawing Paper—Russel Fray ne, Ernest Robertson , , , , , 22 Writing Book—Orville Gcdwin, , 24 Writing Paper—Lily Wilson, Cora Church... , . , , , - . 24 Orthography -A good many had full marks . 35 Literature Frani. Edward ,, , , , , 54 Arithmetic—Lily 1Vitleon, Russel Frayne, Harry Walker,,.,, .105 Gre Colborne, Mabel Whiteman_ .. , ... „ , , .. SS Geography—Tena Johnston , . , , , , , 64 Composition --Claire 1 eynolds ... - . S8 History—Maggie Mellwain,,, . 51 Pl13 Biology and :-.:tnperanee—Eve- ]yn Smith,.. ,,, .... 64 :Highest Total—Mabel Whiteman _614 614 P. S. L. Reading—Several candidates 45 Drawing Book—Albert Durst . , . » 23 Drawing Paper—Albert Durst25 Bookkeeping Book—Walter Hackett 46 Bookkeeping Paper—Mattie Ellis46 ;English Grammer—Susan Weir.. 103 " Literature—Katie Swan „ 128 Composition—Katie Swan90 History—Katie Swan,,,. ,,,» 79 Geography—James Weir.... , , , 7 7 Arithmetic and Mensuration—Maud McKenzie .198 Algebra and Euclid—Katie Swan, Jno, R. Cameron. . ..........150 Physiology and Temperance—Mary Weir 70 Highest Total—Katie Swan .982 G ODERICE[ MODEL SCHOOL. Herbert Buchanan . , . , .. , ..457 Albert Cornell ,` ... .485 Frank Edward ... . .............. 598 Ernest Horton ... ,.........440 Bert Martin ................ „_, .429 George Mauger...... . . . ........ 451 {rank S .unders .. , , ..... , .537 Percy Tye .. .................. 452 Florence Algie .,515 Ida Bates . . _...... .........497 Nellie Brown ...... . . . ............ 451 Millie Godwin .472 Mary Irnrie » . , ... , 477 Tena McEwen ..521 Claire Reynolds. ,,,, ,,,. ,.,.472 Maud Sharman. .424- Olive 424Olive Turner . „ , . , . 505 Emily Viles , , . » , , . , , ......524 Clare Montagne Colborne , 4-27 Wellington Davidson........ , ..472 Orville Godwin .569 LinKnox .......... ....... ......448 Franklin Manger . 432 Wilfred Naftel. Percy Snell... Harry Worsen.... 441 Annie Andrews.. ..— • 476 Fannie Blackstone... .... 519 Laura Craig ...... . ... . . 505 Lizzie Coutts .... . . . ........ . 466 Ida Grierson , - ............ „ 455 Mamie Montgomery .... . . . 599 Williamine Potts ... , ....536 Emily Shepherd_,_...............427 Ethel Sneyd . 481 Ethel Vanatter...... .. , ..... , 480 Mona Wetherald ......:4S5 .,..,502 • ,437 SEPARATE SCHOOL, Philip Kiely .. ,.. , , .. , 466 Annie McDonald , „ , , , , . 473 Katie Webb, _,......... .........570 Celia McCormac , - ........ , .. , . 441 Mary McEvoy ..... , ...• . 495 Search the Wardrobes and Closets, In almost every home half -worn gar- ments and goods are stowed away in wordrobes and closets that can be made as good as new and fitted for months of wear. The operation of recreating and ]beautifying is simple, the cost is trill- ing, and the general results beyond the comprehension of those who are acquainted with the work of home dye- ing. Dresses, jackets, capes, vests, pants, ribbons, silks, feathers, and a score of other things worn and faded can be aransformed into things of beauty and fashion at a cost from ten to twenty cents. Thousands of Canadian famalies use Diamond Dyes every year and save a great deal of money. All users of Dia mood Dyes say it so easy to use them. The directions are so explicit and sim I1e"that a child can do good work. As there is many imitations and worthless dyes sold, see that your deal- er gives you the Diamond Dyes when yonask for them, Common dyes ruin your goods, Diamond Dyes bring suc- cess in color and beauty„ BAYFIELD Penickxl,.s Maud Po .... ,.,.:, . .450 Edith Faleouex........ , . 462 Ruby W hidelon . , . , . , 434 Evelyn Smith .. ,, .. ..494 P. S. L. John R. Cameron .. , . , 70S Maggie Galbraith .... . . . . . ... 696 EXETER. IIs E Norma Bobier .. . Tena Hunkin.....,...... Edna McCa'lum .......... . Russel Freyno. Wesley Howey .... , , .... Herman Prior... .. , .... . Bert Ross.... , .... . Frank Zinger. - . - ....... . Gertrude hemp Olive Treble... ... . Eddy Hooper, Allan Myers Frank Ross Charles Westa way P S. L Ethel Bissett......., 670 Arlie Handford . , . , ..... - „ 644 Herbert Pickard .612 Anna Martin..... ., .... .... 726 Harvey Dignan. . 674 Fred Sweet715 ' lr .470 ,541 548 .585 514 .465 ,458 .515 497 , ,519 522 ,,,.,,.5081 543 .507 HENSALL, H S. E. Edith McEwau..,. ,..,.., .,,. ,,.,439 Oliver Geiger....,. , _.. „-, ... .445 Willie 'Wilson423 Mattie Kydd , 458 Jeuuie Welsh 530 George Reynolds 439 P. S. L. Mattie Ellis........ Leslie Colwell. Mabel McLean , ZURICH, H. S. E. Helena Koehler. 468 P. S. L. Clara Buchanan , .. , . , . , 723 Mina Doan . ... 658 Wesley Kibler,... 612 Melvin Torrance. .......... . . 687 DUNGANNON. U. S. E. John Elliott ....460 .. » , , . , .451 Willie Stothers............ 450 Bert Treleaven,,.. 500 S. S. No. 7,P. S L,—Albert Durst 613. S. S. No. 9, H. S, E,—Nellie Tobin 475{ GODERICH TOWNSFIIP S. S No. 1, H. S. E.—Alice Johnston 535, Mabel Newcome 530; Carman church 472. S S No. 2, H, S. E,—Lillie Prouse 529, Lily Wilson 57S, Wm, Wilson 504. P. S. L—Bruce Holmes 690, S. S. No. 6, 11 u. r.—draggle Mcllwain 482, Tone McMath 469, James Beatty 424. S.S. No. S, H. S. E.—Evelyn Wallace 425. . P. S. L.—Jessie Stirling 673, IIAY. S. S. No. 2, H, S. E. -Milton Russell 518. S S No. 14, H. S. E,—Geo. Weir 422, P. S, L. Nora Petty 622, Emma Smillie 624, Mary Weir 546, Susan Weir 912, Campbell MeMordie 625, Jas. Weir S63, S 5 No. 15, P. S. L.—Walter 11Tc- Dougall 616, Robt. Turnbull, 742. S S No. 16, H, S. E.—Alfred Zimmer 423. STANLEY. Union No. 1, H, S. E,—Lizzie Allan 441. 5 S No 3, II. S, E.—Oliver Alcllyeen 453, Kate Richardson 441. P S L.—Jonathan D. Peek 640. S S No. 4, H. S, E.—Alice Dunn 452. P S L,—Maggie Campbell 639, S S No. 5, P. S. L.—Annie Pollock 013. S. S. No, 6, H. S, E.—Jane Campbell 431, James Hamilton 477. S S No. 7, H. S. E.—Willie Jarrott 434, Albert Elgie 50S. P. S. L. --Annie Turner 641. S. S. No. 13, H. S, E,—Melvin Keys ,...740 479 696 S. S. No. 14, R. S.E. —Dorsi Mair 435, .796 Ila Dinsdale 435, Lottie Grassick 527, Mabel Whiteman 614. P, S. L,—Har- riet Cameron 785, Hugh Cameron 613, Alden Whiteman 671, P. S. L. Laura Brydges Brown Durnin ........... Etta Henderson .. , _....... Edith Roberts David Smythe... , ........ Milton Stothers, , ......... Katie Swar 638 .829 ......622 753 .75S 655 .982 CENTRALIA, Ii. S. n. Lauretta Baynham , .. , .. , . 427 Gertrude Cottrill .....431 Della Hill .438 Maggie McCoy 456 Wesley Luker . , - ...438 Melville Mitchell .442 P. S. L. Evelyn Baker .. , ....780 Laura. Butt .619 Luther Hicks..........,. .717 Wilbert Horn _ , .......... . 620 Russell Huxtable.... .. . .. . 751 Bertram Mitchell ..... , , . , .. 816 CREDITON. Edward Schmitt ...... . . . . .......444 Ezra Schmitt ...... ..............489 Charles Treitz ... . . . . . ...........471 Percy Banes ..........,513 Bessie Yelland ............ .470 B. S. L. Beulah Beaver ........... ...,.,624 Mary Bertrand .................. 617 ASHFIELD S. S. No. 1-11. S. E. Eva (McConnell........ , ... 433 Florence Stevenson ....... 509 Jean Dunbar ............. 494 Separate School (No..2)—P.S. L. Anna Dalton ......631 S. S. No. 3-11. S. E. Jonerah Riggin, ..,...517 P. S L.— Elizabeth .Elizabeth Edwards.... ..... ................701 S. S. No. 4—H. S. E. Mary Mc1.enzie --.-. ........433 S. S. No. 5-11. S. E, Oliver Brown ........ 439 S. S. No. 9-11. S. E. Stephen Stothers...... . . . . 442 P. S. L.— Thomas Reid.... , .. , 631 S. S. No. 10—H. S. E George Parrish 525 Henry Hogan.... 464 P. S. L.— Thomas Ford.... .... 782 S. S. No. 11, H. S. E.—Nina Burrows 428; Florence Pennabaker 449. P. S. L.—Florence Graham 654, Ross McNee 882. S. S. No. 12, 11. S. E.—John McKen- zie 467. P. S. L.—Porterfield Shiells 696. S. S. No. 13, H. S. E.—Harry Walker 588, Herbert Woods 457. P. S, L. -Walter Hackett 786, Alfred McLean 664. S. S. No. 15, H. S. E.—Maggie Grant 447. P. S. L.—Maud McKenzie 7.26, Willie Cowan 682. S. S. 16, H. S. E -Annie Hasty 464. S. S 17, H. S. E. -Maggie Barkley 521. COLBORNE S. S. No, 1, H. S. E.—Rosa Beam 445, Tena Johnston 588, Garnet Sallows 449. P. S. L.:—John Johnston 782, Harold Linfield 852, Alfred Linfield 775. S. S. No. 2, H S. E.—Secord Hart 447 Marshall Morrish 422, Herbert Olivant 526, Arthur Straughan 450, Maggie Vanstone 440, Ada Morrish 436. P. S. L —James Heddle 667, Benson Straughan 734. S. S. No, 3,11 S. E. -Grace Hamilton 471, Oliver Breen 511, Ernest Robertson 513, Robert Rutledge 496. S. S. No. 4, H. S. E. -Harvey Malloy 461. STEPHEN. S S No. 3, P. S. L.—Fred Sanders 777, S S No. 8, H. S. E.—Louisa Young 428. S. S. No. 10, H. S. E.—John Bullock 442, Bertha Hayter 458, Isabella Love 480. USBORNE. S, S. No. 1, H. S. E.—Laura Jeckell 503, Nelson Case 503, John Horton 515. S S. No. 2, H S E.—Myrtle Madge 579, Olive Madge 432, Marjorie Mc Dougall 425, Thos. Allen 424, Harvey Borland 481, Ed. Gardiner 483, Alfred Johns 573, Thomas Kay 485, Norman Madge 476, Victor Snell 485. P. S. L. Wm. Brown 617, Chas. Borland 620. S S No. 4. H. S.E.—Jennie Handford 511, Jessie Luxton 465, Nelson Kerslake 489. S S No. 5, H. S. E —Geo. Westcott 504. S S No 6, H. S. E.—Ella Canna 558. P S L—Charles Upshall 652. S S No 7, H S E.—Netts Taylor 548. S S No 10, P. S. L.—Louisa Earl 679, S S No 12, 11 S E—Levina Brock 463, Minnie Morley 429, Chester Hodgson 451. WEST WAWANOSH S S No 1, H S E.—Maggie Ryan 431• P 5 L—Minnie Dougles 717, Bertha Ryan718, S S No 4, 11 S E.—John R, Miller 485. P S L—Maggie Rutherford 684, Wes- ley Sherriff 732. S S No 12, P S L —Geo. Webster 680. Separate School, 11 S E—John Cum. mings 463, Vincent Kinahan 565, Jo seph Boyle 431, Kate Brophy 435, Mag. gieLeddy 500, Rosa Maguire 47S. EAST WAWANOSH S S No 6, H S E—Meiburn McDowell 503, TUCKERSMITH. S S No 1, H S E.—Alice Drover 524. S 8 No 2, P. S. L.—Maggie McLean 675. HIBBERT. S S No 7, P. S. L.—Annie Merrill 807. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The fac- simile signature Of 1C 07 "a4/every wrapper. Nearly Lost a Finger. Stratford, July 27,—A painful acci- dent happened yesterday to Robt. Little an employe of the Stratford Bridge and Iron Works. While engaged at his work the second finger of his left hand in some way got caught between two heavy irons, crushing the bone and tearing the nail nearly off. Shot Dead While Handling a Gun Chatham., July 26,—A fatal accident occurred at Mull, near here on Sat- urday. Miss Alice McCallum was handling a shotgun, when the weapon was accidentally discharged, the charge entering her left breast. The gun was left standing in a corner of the room, and the deceased was removing it to another part of the room when it dis- charged. The victim remained uncon- scious for about an hour after receiv- ing the wound. Liver Ills Like biliousness, dyipepsis, headache, eo stn. pation, sour stomach, indigestion; are' promptly eured'by Hood's Pills. They do their Work y S easily and thoroughly. Best after dinner pills. I I S 25 cents. All druggists. Prepared by C. L Hood & Co.. Lowell, afire. The only PAI to take with Hood's Banaparllia. -- .. .,:. ' 'pr 'trliir ' $' irt211 haler �C-111"1C"��' '9"1/r Vt'4i�ea9r 9"9"0 "9'iieNFV",nfi tialinalligninfilemismiummemessozzammosimml ,11111 tllp1 ILIIIII Heel I IIInn111I1Ilt@IIIII1INIIn1U11111111 EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. eenearaernaneveare SEE THAT THE FAC -SIMILE SIGNATURE: IS ON THE WRAPPER OF EVERY BOTTLE Or dastoria-Lis put up in ono -size bottles only. It is not sold 1n bulk, Don't allow anyone to sell. yon anything else on tho plea or promiso that it is "just as good" and "will answer every pur- pose," See that you get 0 -A -S -T -0 -E -I -A, The fac- simile signature of is on every wrapper. res ' ;X"...ore :',tel a 4'ir+r dagrei :._ WANTEDAgents for"Queen Vicoria, •Her Reign and Diamond Jub- ilee." Overflowing with n arse abd rraphy Christie's pictures, Contains the endorsed biography of Her Majesty, with authentic Histo,v of hor remarkable reign,and full account of' the Diamond Jubilee, Only 81.50. Big book. Tremendous demand. Bonanza for agent.. Commission 5o per cent. Credit given. Freight paid. Outfit free, Duty Raid. Write quick for outfit and territory. THE DOMIN - ION COMPANY, Dept, 7, 550 Dearborn St., Chicago, AGENTS Second edition "Queen Victoria " exhaust- ed. Jubilee Edition on press. Best history of the Queen and Victorian Era published. The only Canadian accepted. by Her lUajesty. Sales unprecedented—knock the bottom out of all records. Canvassors scooping in money Even boys and girls sell it fast. Big commission or straight weakly salary after trial trip, THE BRADLEY-GARRETSO\ Co., Lt'dToronto, Ont. COMMERCIAL LIVERY. First-class Rigs and Horses Orders left atHawksbaw's Hotel, or at the Livery Stable, Christie's old Stand will receive prompt at- tention rrelephona erms Reasonable 1 Connection The Molkons Bank. (Chartered by Parliament, 1855.) Paid up Capital , ... , » .. $2,000,000 Rest Fund .......... .... 1,400,000 I-Ioad office Montreal. F. WOLFERSTAN THOMAS, Esq., GENERAL MANAGER Roney advanced to 4uod Farmer's on their own notes with one or more endorsers at 7 percent pox annum, Exeter Branch, Open, every lawful day from i0 a. m,to 3 p m•, Saturdays 1.0 a, m, to 1. p.m A.general banking business transacted CURRENT RATES allo,wedfor mon- ey on Deposit Receipts, Savings Bank at s per cent, N. D. HURDON Exeter, Dec. 27, '95. Manager NEW REPAIR SHOP, having opened out a well equipped Shop, I am now prepared to do all kinds of repairing such as BICYCLES, SEWING MACHINES LAWN MOWERS. In fact everything and anything, We make a specialty of roniodelliug Bicy- cles and sharpening Lawn Mowers at this time of the year, ISRAELSMITH, One door north Mr, Stewart's store, One of The Finest Selections of Window Shades in the town can be found at the. Market Store. We can suit you in quality, color and price. We have the very newest in Ladies Black or Tan Oxford Shoes, Prices 75c , 81.00, $1.50, 81.75, 82.25. • . Turnip Seed. Skirvings P. top; Halls West - burgs Elephant or MonarchSuttons Champion. All at prices away down. Market Depot. JOHN P. 11083 cy$s,14 4 '?. aar_ifklat.t. Air 41,- ti.m_,R!.r.�c�cst4..sQc.R..,a4�R.,ti../tr,1,r.11a,44.0c, Te Reliable flubu dim. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A Bicycle That Sells for $54, But Worth More Money. IN order to meet the popular demand for a low priced wheel we have manu- factured the RUBY RIM, but while selling it at a low price we have been careful to avoid the defects common with the generality of cheap wheels. The Ruby Rim possesses the happy distinction of being The Biggest Bicycle Value In the Dominion To -day. The frame is enamelled black and the rims red, the combination making a very pleasing effect. It is made of high grade material and is finished better than the bulk of the $100.00 wheels. It is a bicycle built to wear and give honest satis- faction, while it is second only to the peerless Red Bird in easy running qualities. Best of all, however, It Is Fully Guaranteed by the most liberal of guarantees. This is pretty good evidence that we do not entertain any doubts concerning its quality. The fact of this guarantee coming from a Canadian manufacturer make it doubly valuable as repairs are easily got, and should there be a possible defect no time is lost in making it good. The Ruby Rim is sold at our various agencies throughout the Dominion, and if you are a prospective purchaser, you will find it worth your while to examine it, Of course $54.00 is the spot cash price. THE GOON Biaijole CO., LT'° Brantford, Ont. Branches Toronto, Ont, St. John, N.B. Sydney, Australia. :--Montreal, Que. Winnipeg, Man. Capetown, S. Africa. FOR SALE BY PERKINS & MARTIN, EXETER. 1 11 1 1 1 111 1 ar � rt .k"eoetablcPreparationfor As- similaling therood and Regula - ling the Stomachs andl3owe of Mini,14Mtal3 Wel Promotes Digestion,Cheerful- ness and Rest.Con tains neither ®pluni,ylorphine nor T1ineral. Bur NAmt. coTIC . • Xerpeafald.Dn511VJZZPITCEE2 Pumpkin Semd- Abcdenna • ' Rader&Sal,:- thrdse Seca . Br arrdonaa,{odm• ig m• cad - �ryrcrro Flati2r, Aperfect Remedy for Constipa- tion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea, Worms ,Convulsions,Feverish- aess and Loss OF SLEEP. Tu. Simile Signature of 46/,144e."44 NEW Y®BK EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. eenearaernaneveare SEE THAT THE FAC -SIMILE SIGNATURE: IS ON THE WRAPPER OF EVERY BOTTLE Or dastoria-Lis put up in ono -size bottles only. It is not sold 1n bulk, Don't allow anyone to sell. yon anything else on tho plea or promiso that it is "just as good" and "will answer every pur- pose," See that you get 0 -A -S -T -0 -E -I -A, The fac- simile signature of is on every wrapper. res ' ;X"...ore :',tel a 4'ir+r dagrei :._ WANTEDAgents for"Queen Vicoria, •Her Reign and Diamond Jub- ilee." Overflowing with n arse abd rraphy Christie's pictures, Contains the endorsed biography of Her Majesty, with authentic Histo,v of hor remarkable reign,and full account of' the Diamond Jubilee, Only 81.50. Big book. Tremendous demand. Bonanza for agent.. Commission 5o per cent. Credit given. Freight paid. Outfit free, Duty Raid. Write quick for outfit and territory. THE DOMIN - ION COMPANY, Dept, 7, 550 Dearborn St., Chicago, AGENTS Second edition "Queen Victoria " exhaust- ed. Jubilee Edition on press. Best history of the Queen and Victorian Era published. The only Canadian accepted. by Her lUajesty. Sales unprecedented—knock the bottom out of all records. Canvassors scooping in money Even boys and girls sell it fast. Big commission or straight weakly salary after trial trip, THE BRADLEY-GARRETSO\ Co., Lt'dToronto, Ont. COMMERCIAL LIVERY. First-class Rigs and Horses Orders left atHawksbaw's Hotel, or at the Livery Stable, Christie's old Stand will receive prompt at- tention rrelephona erms Reasonable 1 Connection The Molkons Bank. (Chartered by Parliament, 1855.) Paid up Capital , ... , » .. $2,000,000 Rest Fund .......... .... 1,400,000 I-Ioad office Montreal. F. WOLFERSTAN THOMAS, Esq., GENERAL MANAGER Roney advanced to 4uod Farmer's on their own notes with one or more endorsers at 7 percent pox annum, Exeter Branch, Open, every lawful day from i0 a. m,to 3 p m•, Saturdays 1.0 a, m, to 1. p.m A.general banking business transacted CURRENT RATES allo,wedfor mon- ey on Deposit Receipts, Savings Bank at s per cent, N. D. HURDON Exeter, Dec. 27, '95. Manager NEW REPAIR SHOP, having opened out a well equipped Shop, I am now prepared to do all kinds of repairing such as BICYCLES, SEWING MACHINES LAWN MOWERS. In fact everything and anything, We make a specialty of roniodelliug Bicy- cles and sharpening Lawn Mowers at this time of the year, ISRAELSMITH, One door north Mr, Stewart's store, One of The Finest Selections of Window Shades in the town can be found at the. Market Store. We can suit you in quality, color and price. We have the very newest in Ladies Black or Tan Oxford Shoes, Prices 75c , 81.00, $1.50, 81.75, 82.25. • . Turnip Seed. Skirvings P. top; Halls West - burgs Elephant or MonarchSuttons Champion. All at prices away down. Market Depot. JOHN P. 11083 cy$s,14 4 '?. aar_ifklat.t. Air 41,- ti.m_,R!.r.�c�cst4..sQc.R..,a4�R.,ti../tr,1,r.11a,44.0c, Te Reliable flubu dim. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A Bicycle That Sells for $54, But Worth More Money. IN order to meet the popular demand for a low priced wheel we have manu- factured the RUBY RIM, but while selling it at a low price we have been careful to avoid the defects common with the generality of cheap wheels. The Ruby Rim possesses the happy distinction of being The Biggest Bicycle Value In the Dominion To -day. The frame is enamelled black and the rims red, the combination making a very pleasing effect. It is made of high grade material and is finished better than the bulk of the $100.00 wheels. It is a bicycle built to wear and give honest satis- faction, while it is second only to the peerless Red Bird in easy running qualities. Best of all, however, It Is Fully Guaranteed by the most liberal of guarantees. This is pretty good evidence that we do not entertain any doubts concerning its quality. The fact of this guarantee coming from a Canadian manufacturer make it doubly valuable as repairs are easily got, and should there be a possible defect no time is lost in making it good. The Ruby Rim is sold at our various agencies throughout the Dominion, and if you are a prospective purchaser, you will find it worth your while to examine it, Of course $54.00 is the spot cash price. THE GOON Biaijole CO., LT'° Brantford, Ont. Branches Toronto, Ont, St. John, N.B. Sydney, Australia. :--Montreal, Que. Winnipeg, Man. Capetown, S. Africa. FOR SALE BY PERKINS & MARTIN, EXETER. 1 11 1 1 1 111 1 ar