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THURSDAY, FEB. 15, '06
NOTES A1VD COMMENTS
It is understood that Rev, J. A.
:MacDonald, editor of the Globe, will
.be Liberal candidate chosen on •Wed-
elesday to cotest North Toronto for
the Legislature.
*
Mr. F.F. Pardee, the recently elected
.member of Parliament for West Lamh-
%ton will move the address in reply to
.the speech from the throne on March
'Uth, at the opening of the Dominion
:Parliament.
Prince Rupert will be the name of
the western terminus of the Grand.
Trunk Pacific. Miss Eleanor M. Mac-
donald, of Winnipeg. suggested it,and
thereby won a prize of $250. Two
gathers who suggested Port Rupert, to
comply with the conditions, received
the same amount.
The appointment of A.11,1.1. Colqu-
Jaour, news editor of the Toronto News,
as deputy minster of education, was
:ofineially made last week, by the On-
tario Government. He takes the place
•Elf the late John Millar: 'Mr. Colquhour
will carry out the adminstrative work
.o%:thedePartment:` This appointment
'wilt be'followed by the appointment
-of an expert with a thorough know -
.edge of technical points relative to all
%brunches of education, and he is to be
:known as Superintendent of education.
-
It is expected that Model Schools will
.done away with. new Normal Schools
-will he established, larger grants given,
=and increased salaries paid.
The report of the Manitoba depart-
-anent of agriculture and immigration
'was laid upon the table last week by
Mon. R. P. Roblin, the first minister.
'at was a comprehensive statistical re-
--cord of the most prosperous year in
the history of the province, The total
gr.rin crop was 115.863,361 bushels, of
which 555,761,416 was wheat. Of roots,
•::8,241,297 bushels were raised, while the
-total area under all crops was 4,256,833
acres. Already for 1906. 2,046,011
:,antes have been prepared for crop.
"`'The immigration retueffe showed a
ephenoinenal influx of settlers, many of
'whom were from the United. States.
'''The report says the immigration to
-• --„spianitoba this year was the largest in
the history of the Province, showing a
;grand total of 55,600. The returns
• show that 46.836 came in the regular
way and that of the number who came
.=to assist as harvesters, 8,764 remained.
Little Girls Killed At Glencoe.
Glencoe, Feb. 12. -Two little child-
. Oren, aged 10 and 12 years, thedaughters
of Mrs. Mclntesh, of this village, were
• instantly killed at the crossing of the
,Gr -and Trunk at Main street at one
.. o'clockthis afternoon.
Blow of Plank Fatal.
Parkhill. Feb. 11.—On Thursday
afternoon James Clarke, aged 28. who
was employed by Baird & Sons, -Perk -
1 :bill foundry; while engaged at a buzz
saw was struck by a board and so in-
jured internally that he died Friday
r *morning from the effects. Theoung
e man ores single and lived with his
:father, James Clarke, of this town.
The jar of
Couqhinq
Hammer blows, steadily ap-
plied, break the •hardest rock.
Coughing, day after day, jars
and tears the throat and lungs
until the healthy tissues give
way.. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
stops the coughing, and heals
the torn membranes.
Tho beat kind o! a tastintonia1
's Soli. tor over sixty yoar:a.,
irtado by 1', c/ Ayer Oe.,t swell', *um,
Alen rano &4terare Of
SARSAPARILLA.
plias..
Ile HAIR VIOL,
We b.*;e no rcdirets t Wd 'uhilab.
the formulae of all OUT iiledteifaal.
,Aldous
canstipatidn i`etaitru re-
erV't cute ttieSti, with Ayerrrs Pillar.
Plugtown. Uarpiey
Many here will be sorry to hear of
the derail of Mr, James McOullagh, one
of the pioneers of this section, h:wing
passed arwity on Satuvday.—A lively
and interesting game of foothill took
place in our neighborhood on. Friday
afternoon between the 'Winchelsea
end. Pingtown schools. The game 7.'e•
stilted in a victory for Plugtown by a
score of 2,0,.—Mrs, Irvine and drtinghter
has returned from a visit '.wtth'friends
in Toronto.—A number from here at-
tended a social gathering at the hone
of Mr. and Mrs.:Obalmeris,. St. Marys,
on Friday night last.. Mr. itnd Mrs,
Chalmers are abeam to inove to .the
West shortly and their friends took
this opportunity of presenting then
with a gold watch each, a beautiful
robe and a Persian lamb cap; Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Moody, J.
Allison, W. Monteith, G. Monteith,
Mr. and Mrs. -Duncan, D. Duncan and
Miss Duncan.
Stephen Council
A special meeting of the Council of
the Township of Stephen was called
by the Reeve for the transaction of
general business and met at Fritz's ho-
tel, Grand Bend, on. Monday, Feb. 12,
at 10 a.m. AU members present. Min-
utes of previous meeting read and
adopted. The clerk read a petition
from the Trustees of Public S.S. No. 5,
requesting the Council to pass a By -
Law to issue debentares for the erec-
tion of a new school house. Anderson.
—Yearley—that the petition of the
Trustees of public S.S. No. 5, he re-
ceived and that a el3y-Law be passed
authorizing the issue of $6000 in de
ben tures as set forth.in the petition.—
Carried. Webb—Finkbeiner—that By -
Law No. 4 of 1906; being a By -Law to
issue debentures to borrow $6000 for
the erection of a school house in S.S.
No. 5, having been read the third time
be passed and signed by the Reeve
and Clerk and the Seal of the Corpor-
ation attached thereto,—Carried.
Yearly--Anderson---that the clerk
cause a notice to he published in •the
Exeter Advocate of the passing of By -
Law of 1906, passed this day, immedi-
ately after the registeration thereof in
the Registry office of the County of
Huron. —Carried. Anderson—Webb
that the resignation of F. W, Farn-
combe, P.L. Surveyor, as Township
Engineer, under the Ditches and Wa-
tercourses Act, he accepted and that
By-law No. 1 of 1897 appointing him
to s'ach office, be repealed.,-Oarried.
Anderson—Webb—that Richard Stan-
ley Code of the village of Alvinston he
appointed Engineer for the Township
of Stephen,, under the Ditches and
Watercourses Act, and that a By -Law
he passed to that effect.—Carried. The
following orders were passed: W. EI.
Lewis, overseeing concrete culvert, S.
B., $5.35; Sun Insurance Co., insurance
on Town Hall, $11.50; Bell Telephone
Co., messages, '70e. Council adjourn-
ed to meet at Town Hall, Crediton. on
Monday, Margh 5,,at 10 a.m. At 1 p.
in. Stephen Council met the Council
of the township of Bosanquet and had
a general conversation regarding the
construction of the Grand- Bend Cut,
the award between Dalziel and the
Township of Stephen as to the land
taken from Lot 1, Con. L.R.W., `Bos-
angnet Tp., and the compensation paid
therefore and damages paid for injur-
ies affecting other lands by reason of
said Cut being constructed.
Crediton
Christian Finkbeiner of Morriston is
visiting relatives in our midst.—Ed.
Amos is working as blacksmith for
Chas. Darter.—Mrs. W. W. Kerr was
a pleasant hostess to a few friends one
evening last week.—A number of our
young people attended the oyster sup-
per at Eden on Monday evening and
report a very pleasant time.—Jack
Frost was here on Wednesday.—The
ice harvest began this week but the
thaw on 'Tuesday made it unsafe to go
on the'river. The quality of ice was
very good. Several of our people who
haven't their supply stored, are feeling
uneasy about getting any. —Some of
our boys have been damaging the ve-
randah in front of Clark's harness
shop. If they are found out they will
not forget the result for a while. —A
wedding will take place at the Metho-
dist parsonage next Wednesday, 21st
inst.—Several of our young people at-
tended the carnival at Exeter on Mon-
day evening.—James Lawson has had
counters and show cases placed in his
jewellry store and will soon be ready
for business.—Miss Lena •Whilbelm's
many friends will be pleased to learn
that she is recovering from her severe
attack of pneumonia.—The brick for
our school house have all been deliver-
ed. Wilson Anderson was fortunate
in having such good sleighing to make
the delivery. -Mr. and Mrs. Chris.
Beaver spent Sunday in Dashwood
with friends.—Oar Quartette Club will
take part in a concert given in Fuller-
ton next M •nday night.—Mr. Walter
Clark had his pony out Tuesday exer-
cising
xer-cuing” it. Judging from its antics it
would make a dandy for Ringling
ilr•os.' circus.—Miss Lillian Anderson
of Centralia spent a few days in town
theast week with p hfriends.—Albert
Cunningham of London, the new clerk
at August Hill's, intends moving his
family here in a day or so, having
rented Thos. Lawson's house. -It will
be a relief to Miss Lena Williams many
fr•iends'to know that she is recovering
from attackofpneumonia.—The
her pneumonia. The
Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church
gave an oyster supperin the church
last (Wed.) evening.—Wednesday was
St. Valentines Day, Were yon remem-
hered? Your correspondent received
his number.—Don't forget the con-
cert to be given in the Town Hall next
Wednesday evening, 21st inst., ander
the auspicesof our Band. The program
promises to be the hest given here for
sortie time. . Will McLeod of Seafortb,
the famous comic vocalist, has been
engaged to take part, For more par-,
ticulars see bills. Everyhody come and
show that you believe in supporting
our band.
Following is the program that was
given at the LiterarySociety meeting
held sat the home of Mr. O, Beaver,
Piano Duett by Mrs. Zwickc.'.and Miss
Lulu Eesery; reading. ?s his Pearl An,
tirawar parser on i"Littl Dorrit',.Dick-
ens, Miss Turner; sol , Mrs. 'W. . W.
Kerr; paper on "Sir . M. Stanley,
Miss Stella, Andreae,; Instrnuaentel,
Miss Myrtle Clark, reading, Miss Lille
Ussery: paper on "Hon. C.I•. W, Ross,"
Aug. i uhrl. )
le, , . . a lot o B ewster is
spending the week with her daaughtei',
Mrs, Thos. Love, ---Fred Heitzteen is
confined to his bed, sufferingfrom a
severe attack of la grippe. • He is
greatly reduced and very weak,, --Mrs,
T N. •la r' i
1 a to is the sick list a is
y hot
not continually confined to her bed,—
W. J. Baker has i urebased the 60-
acre farm of James Dickey .for $3100.
This addition will make Mr, Baker re
fine farm of 100 acres.
;Centralia
• Rev. B. L. Hutton, a former pastor
here, has been unanimously invited
to remain for the third year iu Wyom-
ing.—There was no service held in the
Methodist church here on Sunday eve-
ning last, Rev. Andrews end the choir
taking part in the Eden church Anni-
versary Services. ---A large number
from here attended the Oyster supper
it connection with the church at Eden
on Monday night.—Rich. Blake, of the
postoffice store, has been off duty . for
several days owing to illness.—Miss
Hodgins is renewing acquaintances in
town, the guest of her sister, Mrs. T.
Willis.
ClaudebGye,
Miss Lou Charles, of Belmont, is vis-
iting friends here.—Mies Martha Rae.
gins after spending several months
here returned to her home in Harpley.
Kestie spent a few days in Ex-
eter during the past week.—Miss Ellen
Deacon returned home after visiting
her, sister in Belmont.—Levi Carter
spent Sunday hi Crediton:—Mr-. and
Mrs. W. Smith 'entertained their
friends ore Tuesday • evening. -Miss.
Eliza -Ann Cunningham had the mis-
fortune to fall and break her arm at
the wrist last week.—Mr. and Mrs. A.
Cunningham was in Blyth a few days
attending the funeral of the late Mrs.
Bart. -Mrs. Keys returned to Exeter,
Monday after spending several weeks,
visiting friends here.—Geo. Simpson
purchased a fine driver from W. Rob-
inson of Fairfield.—Mrs. Dr. Jones and
son Lloyd are spending a few days in
London.—Miss Francis Jell spent last
week in London.—Mrs. George Seale
left last week to visit her daughter in
Detroit.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as they cannot reach
the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or con-
stitutional disease, and in order to cure it you must
take internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken
internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surface. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack medi-
eine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for years and is a re"ular prescription.
It is composed of the hest tonics known, combined
with the bestblood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the
two Ingredients. is what produces such wonderful re-
sults in curing Catarrh, Send for testimonials.
F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, O
Sold by Druggists, price 75e.
Take Hall's Family Pine for constipation.
BY-LAW
Township IlShI
of•S ��
p tep�en e
NOTICE is hereby given that a By -Law, was
passed by the Township of Stephen on the 12th day
of February, A. D. 1986, providing for the issue of
Debentures to the amount of 36.00(100 for the -pur-
pose of erecting a school -house in School Section 44`o.
5 in the Township of Stephen; and that such By -Law
was registed in the Registry Office of the County of
Huronon the 14th day of February, A. D. 1906.
Any motion to quash or set aside the same or
any part thereof, must be made within three months
after the firstpublication of this notice and cannot
be made thereafter.
Dated the l4th'day of February, 1906.
HENRY .EILBER,
Township Clerk.
Auditor's Abstract.
Abstract of receipts and expenditure
of 1905, for the Village of Exeter.
RECEIPTS,
To balance from 1904 per auditors' report $ 3111 49
.Arrears of taxes from1904 183 48
Interest on arrears of taxes 2 47
Taxes collected for municipal purposes 10306 04
License Fund 386 00
Street bridges and public property 25 00
Poll tax
Rent of Village property
Legislative grant to, School
Public School Board
Monies borrowed on Bills payable
Interest on Investments and Deposits
Sinking Fund
Street Watering
Cemetery
Miscellaneous
16 00
55 00
194 00
17.52 18
3400 00
25 811
133 07
209 50
731 28
213 41
Total Receipts $20835 82
• Total Payments 518836 12
Balance on hand Deo. 31st, 1905 8199950
EXPENDITURE.
County Rate $ 640 29
Streets, Bridges, Drains, etc. 2500 38
Town Hail account 177 17
Salaries and Commissions 652 00
Board of Health 32`50
Water Supply and Fire Proteetion 399 `70
Printing an dd Stationary 248 14
Charities 102 13
Registration 11 40
Bills Payable and Redeemed 3400 00
Interest other than Debenture Interest 59 42
Street Lighting - 842 91
Public Library 183 04
Sinking Fund 677 81
Street Watering 248 15
Refund of Taxes 41 55
Insurance 40 10
Election expenses 70 24
Town Hall Debenture debt 325 00
Railway Debenture debt 789 50'
Oranolithic Debenture Debt 502 90
Fire Eng ne Debenture debt 666 68
Cemeter
Y 761 39
Miscellaneous 410 43
Public Sehool Board, Teachers Salaries 3811 79
- Fuel, etc. 375 75
a l�Seet'yand Janitors salaries 276 00
Miscellaneous 810.94
Total $18838 12
Statement of Assets and Liabilities
do the 31st of; December, 1905.
ASSETS.
Cash in Treasury, exclusive of Sinking fund $ 1009 50.
Taxes in arrears
Sinking Fund(cash on deposit) 4467 X053
Land, including Parks 1600 00
Buildings, Furniture (Occlusive of School
property) ) 0500School lroerY(land,buildings egoi ments 12800 00
Waterworks • 00
Fire Hall and Appliances 4000 00
Cemetery 2000 00
Market, Building and Weigh Scales 300 00
Band Instruments 266 00
Total Assets 534128 45
L1 ABILITIES,
Local School Rate due and unpaid
Debentures, Principal only for
Aid to railways
Loans for current expenses
.. Local' Improvements
Other Liabilities
Fire Ergine
GirkndiithrO Pat/Went
TownHall
Total I.7. hilitics
11iA5. SN st t4,
W M,. O. Wel if u Sr
$ 2310 10
52I8 21
16+
811
21
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Stara
During the past week we lave eX-
perieneed some very cold weather, but
the sleighing is getting very poor. -.
Mrs. Ben Allen of Edmonton is on a
visit to Stitt% friends.--Robt, Deans
has returned to
Ayr after a pleasant
visit
v,sit ith 4s cousins, the Misses(Ai-
ver,
Ui
ver; -Rev.
Doherty has recovered from
his recent illness, --L. Campbell has re-
turned to Toronto after a visit here
with his tnonther.--Miss.Nettie Norris.
has returned front her visit to Gowrie,
Master Carl and Mies Marjory Witz-
man of Niagara Falls, are visitors at.
the home of their aunt, Mrs. T. ; M.
Hamilton.—Mrs. Mustard, _also was
thrown from a rig , while returning
from Gowrie recently and severely
shaken up, is getting on as well as can
be expected
Grand Bend
Mr. and Mrs. Oarriere spent a few
days ,in Thedford last 'week.—Miss
Emma Zapfe, who has been visiting
nealeZurich,' returned home Thursday:
—Our fishermen are putting in 'their
supply of ice.—Mr. Burbett of Park-
hill has bought a lot from A. Mollard
and intends building a,' house thereon
during the' coming summer. — Mr..
Beaman of London arrived here Mon-
day,—Messrs. Dickson' and Gibbs' of
Parkhill and Mr. and.Mrs. H. Willett
of spentMopclay Dashwood Mo dao here.—
w
Mr. Allen of Parkhill was in the vill-
age Monday. -Mr. L. Ravelle spent a
few days in Toronto last week.—Bos-
anquet and Stephen Councils met
here Monday on business about the
river and roads.
Tuckersinith.
MARRIED. —A. very pretty event oc-
curred at the home of John Martin on
Wednesday evening, when Lewis Teb-
butt of Goderich tp., and Miss Mary
Ann Martin were united in wedlock.
Shortly after 6 o'clock the contracting
parties took their stand under the sym-
bolic bell surmounted by an arch of
brilliants, a bank of ferns being in the
tear. Grace Tebhutt, a. saintly little
maiden of four years was flower girl:
The bride was charmingly gowned in
crepeline with silk chiffon trimmings
and pearl finish, and carried an exquis-
ite bouquet of carnations and roses.
The knot was tied by Rev. Larkin.
After congratulations had been tender-
ed the attention of the guests was turn -
-
ed to the lavish entertainment of the
table. Mr. and Mrs. Tehbutt were the
reeipients of very many beautiful ant
serviceable gifts, testifying to the high.
regard in which they are held. We
join in wishing them a happy journey
across the years. '
Farquhar.
The thirtieth annual meeting of the
Urborne.and Hibbert Mutual Fire In-
surance Co„ was held Farquhar last
week. The president opened the meet-
ing with a few well chosen remarks,
stating that the Company'sbusiness
had increased. nearly $100,000 during
the last year; that all losses had been
fairly settled and'that there was a cash.
surplus 0 a
p hand of over $6,500. The
assessment collections for the past
year amounted to $5,422, being five
per cent. on the premium notes and
the amount paid for losses was only $1,-
531; the working expenses amounted to
$756. The only -large loss of the year
was $1,035, being the barn and con-
tents of James Ryder,, Biddulph. The
following are the officers and directors
for the current year: Thomas Ryan, of
Hibbert, president; John A. Norris,
Ribbert, vice president; Directors,
W. P. Passmore and F. Morley, Us -
borne; J. L. Russell, Logan and Wm.
Roy, Fullerton. Mr. B. W.F. Beaver:,
of Farquhar, is the secretary treasurer.
Dashwood
Mr. and 11'irs. James Bissett and
daughter, of London, who have •been
visiting Mrs. Bissett's parents, Mr. and
Mrs.Ifreeger, for several days, are now
visiting in Exeter. •
FASHIONABLE WEDDING. --A fashion-
able wedding took place at the Evan-
gel ival
van-gelival Lutheran Zions church in Dash-
wood Tuesday, Feb. 6, at 5 o'clock,
w hen Miss Mary Stade, eldest daugh-
ter. of Mr. and Mrs. Christian Stade,.
became the bride of Mr. John G. Eidt,
eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eidt.
Aniid the chirping of the church bells
the bridal party drove toch5lrch where
the ceremony was performed by Rev.
R. Eifert. The bride was attired in a
white habutai silk dress, trimmed with
chiffon plaiting and ruffles, with chif-
fon veil and orange blossoms, and car-
ried a bouquet of white bridal loses
and ferns. The pleasant duty of being
flower'girls devolved upon Miss Tillie
Eidt, youngest sister of the groom, and
Miss Dora Kraft, cousin of the bride.
They were dressed alike, in blue organ-
die trimmed With ruching ani ribbon,
and carried baskets filled with sweet
peas and lily of the valley,'Miss Bertha
Eidt acted as maid of henor and was
dressed in a pink alice ce muslin
and
car-
ried a bouquetof white carnations and
ferns the gift of the bride. The bride's
maids, Miss Maud Eidt, sister of the
groom, and Miss Enrrna Stade, sister
of thebride,were cess
dressed e in white to or-
gandie and 'carried pink carnations,
also gifts of the bride. The groom was
supported by Mr. Herman Eidt, broth -
of the groom, and Mr. Wm. Stade,
brother of the. bride. As the bridal
party entered the church Lohengrin's.
Wedding March was played by Miss
Emma Eidt. sister of the groom. Un-
der the strains of the Taunhauser
Wedding Match the bridal party de-
parted from the church to the home of
the bride where a bountiful wedding.
repast had been prepared. The pres-
ents to the young couple were both.
costly and numeroas,showing the high
esteein in which they are'held by their
many friends. Mr. and Mrs, Eidt left
on the fullodving morning to Eastern
points on a Short honeymoon trip, the
bride travelling in it brown ladies cloth
suit with hat to match and a fawn
coat with a shaded silk scarf, On their
s-eturn they will reside in Dashwood,
Their many mends will all join in wish-
ing the young couple every success,
which life ean'heve in stare for there.
The guests from a distant were: Misses
E.mrna and Pbilipina Rittli ,New Ham-
burg, Aunts of the groom; Mitts A.Mat-
ter, Detroit; Miss •M. Eidt and Mr. C.
Eidt, both of'Brantford, sister and
brother of the`groom;Mr, rand Mrs.
Dick, Seafol4hl Mn and ,Mrs.. 0., Peitz.
Miss Pearl W ii rl z, Mr. and Mts. Young-
hint,:Messrs.,i:ieob and John Deiekerta
all of 'Andel'.
THE MOL .ONS BANK
... , $3 000000
Capital Farad. U`p ..,
►eexQoaua..... ,. ... .s,00Q,000
(Incorporated by Act of Parliament 1865) ,
Head Office, Montreal
FQRTY-EIGHT BRANCHES IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA
EXETER ` BRANCH ,
OFFICE HOURS 10 a. m, to 3'p, n7., SATURDAYS, 10,5.. m. to 1 p. m,
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Farmer s Sale Notes cashed or collected,. Forms supplied on application.
DRAFTS on all points in the Dominion, Great. Britain and United
States bought and sold at lowest rates of Exchange.
ADVANCES made to Farmers, Stock Dealers and Business Men at
lowest rates and on most favorable terms.
DEPOSIT Receipts issued and highest current rate of interest allowed
SavinBank Department: posits of *1 and upwards received, Interest com-
Q artmeni1 powadedhalf-yearly and added to principal June 30th
g t' and December 31st.
Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government.
Dioxsoie & CARLING,`Solicitors. N. D. IIUBDON1 Manager,
it is I'M Tar,. Boo.s
but the instructors behind theta that make a school.
While the " Forest City Business and Shorthand College
publishes a text on bookkeeping that is used in the best colleges
from Halifax to the Great West and has a standing reputation
for publishing practical text books, only the best and • highest
salaried teachers in Canada are on the staff,
Without a good teaching staff good text books would be
wasted. Our courses include Bookkeeping, Gregg- Shorthand,
Accounting, etc., as well as Touch -typewriting.
Catalogue free for the asking. School terra—Sept. till June
inclusive.
1. W. WESTERVELT, Y. M. C. A. Bldg.,
Principal LONDON, ONT.
Seafortb: Lorne Weir, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Weir of town, was re-
cently married to Miss Evelyn. Crowe,
at Prince Albert, Sask. Lorne is the
manager of the Prince Albert hotel.
Seafortb:Miss Agnes Gov
saleck
,
daughter of RobertGovenlock of town
who has been in the millinery busi-
ness in Atwood for eighty -ears has dis-
posed of her business there and in-
tends going to Sintaluta, Sask., in the
spring.
No Sleep
For The Kidneys.
Old people are especially liable
to Kidney and Bladder Irrita-
tion. The organs are weakened
by age. This starts up inflam-
mation—blood is not properly
purified as it goes to the
kidneys—and the bladder is
unable to retain the urine
properly. There is a constant
desire to urinate day and night
—and sound, restful sleep is
unknown.
Dashwood
Roller Mill
The principal reason for theexcel-
lent quality of
White Star F1'ou-
Is due to its being manufactured
from the very best selected wheat, and
the latest and most modern Machinery
is used in its manufacture.
This celebrated flour is known by
every person ,who has used it to pos-
sess the very finest quality both in life
and color, and to make the most ex-
cellent bread, rolls and pastry of all
kinds.
Manufactured by -
JoseEidt, Dashwood
THE GENTLE KIDNEY CURE
gives the vigor and strength
of youth to kidneys and blad-
der. It soothes and heals the
irritated surfaces—tones up the
organs --enables them to do
their work eaisfly and naturally
—and cures all kidney troubles,
Cures Rbeuamatism Too.
THE CLAFLiN CHEMICAL CO., LIMITED.
WINusoa ONT. NEW YORK.
Grand . Mogul
Pure Teti
Q Grand Mogul is not
exposed ,to. store . dust . or,
microbes.
The dean,
air -tight packages are the
housekeeper's protection
against 'inferiority and
dirt.
q•It .comes to you free
`
.fromadulteration—"the nic-
est possible blend of the.
finest
teaso7.' .
Ceylon—and
affords you double the so-
tisfadtion of " just as good"
teas, that are sold in bulk,
oracked in isonous lead.
p po ea .
Grand Mogul appeals to the
palate and tones up the
nerves. Not 5.i mere sub-
stitute. for bitters.
Grand . Mogul
Tea
QSold at 25c, 30c, 40e and `50c •,
per pound, black, erten or mixed.
Advertising appropriation is divided
v,Mh buyers 'bf Gfand Mogul Tel
through premium' coupons in the
packages..
'Moat Phospiloaiae,;
The Great English, Remedy.
A positive curator allformb of
Wakness, Mental and
BEFOREAND AFTER trainWorry, Emissions, Sper-
matorrhoea, Impotency Effects of Abuse or
Excess all of which lead to Consnmptio ,
Infirmity, Insanity and an early grave. Tri
$1 per pkg., six for $5. One will please, six will
cure. Sold by alldruggists or mailed in plain
package iar.Oaiod Mdiicinipt of e Co.:Write Ontario.
Dunlop's Rosen,
96 Yonde St. •
TORONTO
Dunlop's Choicest Flowers only dealt In.
Floral Desidns for all occasions.
Flowers shipped to any point between Halt -
fax. and Caldary, gad safe condition
duaraanteed.
Illustrated Price List on application.
100.000 Rose Trees In bloom.
JOHN ;H, DUNLOP
FLORIST
ton/ Distance Phone
Maio 4790
NOTICE
To Frmers apd 11e Pubic
is 6egeral.
As the springy:is corring
on now,
•.a up
g at �all
herr
your old truck such,
Rags,
Rubbers,
Wool Pickings,
Horse Hair,�
Old Rope,
Bones,
All Viands old Iron, '
Copper,
Lead;
Zinc,
and takethem down . to
r
Jackson & Son
Maht Street, '>g tete i?,
One ,dooro
S nth, of Metratolitaxlllotel
's'pat's where you Will get
• cash price for t
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