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COLE'S DRUG STORE
Comprising
A eomplete stogie a
Suitable Xmas. Gifts
Stich as
Eboy Goods in toilet sets, Hair
Broshes, Mirrors, ete. Choice Per -
and fine Steam:wry,
On every hand you will see timely
AI1C1 valealde suggestione that will help
you greatly in tolving that important
problem t
What to get for Xmas.
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Cole's,. Central Drug Store
Exeter, Outario
05x.eter, Abrocate,
TERM OF SID3SCRIPTION,
Due Dollar pe.r mutual It paid in Advance, $tyli
U ease pod.
Sanders te Creech, Pops.
TITURSDAN, Dec. 6, '06
son AND Gomm TS
Dashwood
; the effeete of bee rehent aecideot Nue 1
is able to be ont again, -Mies Esevry
BOOKS. S'FATIONERY AND ALL and "sites Late Wilson vt4ted ituter
SCHOOL SUPPLIES -When in need sentata,_elea ca,olter eattnatalese
spent Soteedey with nits, 0. Deplan.
-Aftep meet pleastute viea with the
Mews Curtin, Miss Atude Creary has
yet arped to her home in Seafortlo-
Mrs, S. McCoy attended the funnel of
the late Jacob W. Winkenweder at
Dashwood on Tuesday, This family
has indeed been eorely afflicted as this
is the fifth deeth ioside of two mouths,
et -The Methodist people intend holdiog
their mentversary services ore Sonday
AO Monday, Dec. elerd, and 2eth.
Braatford Council has refused to
`submit the local option by-law.
e
Hon, Ot S. Hylrlarl is said to be ser-
lously ill. His weight bee deceased
frotadeao t lee pounds. Lettere eud
sfl butsineas matterare withheld from
of .a it y t i no in this true drop in. We
can supply your Wants. To our Os-
tnlilerd we ere giving o. gueselog con„
test end to the leaky one we will give,
gra,ad prize, Drop in and get °moil,
tattoo etee Oonveyaneing and It1.-
80Gileei. Charges vero monerate, '
Et hit BROKENSHIREt Dashwood,
* *
The estimates for the next fiscal year
inclride $50,000 for harbor improve-
, mento.at Goderich. $45,000 for harbor
repairs. at Kincardine, $25,000 for re -
poke and improvemeots to poetoftice
et Goderich, $20,000 for public building
in St, Marys. Just $105,689,519 is the
totteh Not, much, eh?
*
The new County Council Act which
provides that the reeves and certain
deputy reeves of the municipalities be
the county councillors is the only cor-
rect way of having each municipality
represented. The increased cost of
theta attendance at the county towns
will he little. The new ace is the re -
salt of the expressed wish of nearly
every municipality in the Province,
No one should know better what a
municipality needs than its elected
head,. the reeve.
A wandering white spott eil fox ter -
tier supposed to have cortee from Ex.
step in making its home at Henry
Trunmerh, !meth of Sarepta, and if
the owner wishee hie dogship alive be
had better cell soon. --Messrs. Ehlers
& Eid t shipped a. ear of flour last week
from Exeter, and at the same time the
dent reeeived a carload of Ittanttobe
wheith-Rev. Eidt is taking a two
weeks' holiday visiting his parents , at
Berlin, consequently there will be no
preaching service in the Evangelical
(rhumb here on Suuday. Iu the morn-
ing there will be Gernean prayer meet-
ing and in the evening the Senior and
Sootier Y. P. A. will hold a union meet-
ing. -Wm. Ehlers and Ed.Restemeyer
exchanged horses Thorsday.-A tine
baby girl :Arrived at the borne of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Willett Monday, Nov.
ember 26. Both mother and child are
doing well.- -Rev. L. JL Wagner of
Berlin preached an excellent sermon
in the Evangelical church Sunday eve-
ning.-letonday morning mother earth
was mantled with o coat of ate beau-
tiful and it has been quite cold ever
sinee. The wheeled vehicles have been
diseerded as a result and the merry
jingle a the bells can now be heard on
all sides,
De:eater-The many friends of A. Mc-
Laren will be pained to hear of his
early death which took place last
week, the funeral being on Sandey.
Jacob Sehroeder attended the funeral.
Mr. elcletren at one time taught
school three miles \VeSh of this Tillage,
atter which he went to Detroit and
studied law. tele passed. his final ex-
anduation successfully and opened an
oillee in Port Huron. Ill health cow -
gelled him to give up his practice in
June lest
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While the modern system of school
work may be deficient in some res.
poets, no doubt the tendency is to take
on more work awl too many branches
of study for a pupil to master thorn- alenly for Hew -sell where tney Intend
ughly in the time the average boy or nave` tededee Ito Ilemdle'm ddhde-d tA"-deddltdna, woad:Mg.-John Koehens.who left here
girl is allowed for schooling,, yet there zede-ke th511"ide ffic'3dre• 711•S'ir non eighteen) yeaas ago for North Dakotaa,
is a fault 011 the part of parents which r1.8 443 7411717reittatsridthm:ke '`hgag.::d1Ii is hare adoeeding fedemai,.andateavoeind
persisteatly left oat of account ie the farna.-ellhe Ociihnttelreameew 'hes =totes -3011.0 Htat....„, son of ea.
Of ate. o eeeeetaon sae reeeedelv nadeth I sea for /the eaaciat Tater a -splendid r- hea
ElImvilIe
Ira Andrews of Cromarty lost a flue
horse _here on Friday. Ile left it 013
t be fain) of Sid Andrews for a rest.
That afternoon it was let out in the
field for tto airing and it is thought to
have slipped when going up the milt
banktnent thebern and its fore foot
turned out brea.king the ankle and al-
lowing the bone to protrude through
the skin. When found it was ht A ser-
ious condition and Dr. Sweet on being
called decided that nothing coald be
done and it was thereforedkilled, The
beast woe worth $125.--A towel tele-
phonesystem le being widely discussed
in thissection. The purpose's to put tel-
ephones in the farm houses at te cost of
$ra each. Six townships are proposed
to he covered thus with, a central office
at Iiirkton.-Rev. Fair preached the
anniversary- services at Cetnsville on
Sunday. • His pulpit here was taken
by Rev. Collins of Cainsville.--Rev.
Baker, formerly of this circuit, owing
to ill health had to give up his appoint-
ment at Port Lampton recently. He
visited here last week, and has now
gone to his home at Carlingford. -A
debate took place last night between
Elltriville and Bethany Leagues at
Bethany church.
Denxe,--drhe death occurred at the
Vietoria Hospital, London, on Monday
morning of J aeob W., another of the
sons ot the late John Wiakenweder.
This is tbe fifeh deatb, inside of eight
weeks. A grief-stricken mother and
several children, one of whom is Ar-
thur, who is now recovering from the
fever, survive. Jacob, who was a
Mend man, was taken to London so
as to receive care that it was impossi-
ble under the circumstanue to give
hint at his borne. It ,seenes that the
oetbreale of fever has been definitely
traced to the water used for drinking
parposes. The surviving members of.
the family have no counilaint to make
about the nursing and medical atten-
tion ttiven the deceased. The remains
were brooght to Deshtrood, Es.-eter, and more violent than he has yet been.
on Tuesday and conveyed to the Gosh-
en line -cemetery, where they were
laid to rest in the family, plot with
those who had recently passed on be-
fore. May be who causes the wound
apply the healing balm.
KiPPen
Mrs. W N. Oresswell, who has been
quite ill lately, is, we are pleased: to
state, recoverings-James McConnell,
after a pleasant visit here of several
weeks, left last week for, his home et;
Fillmore, Sask. Miss Agnes elate:Ion-
nell accompanied hitne-Geo. McKay
and wife of Philadelphia, former resi-
dents of Tackersmith. are renewing
aequaintances in this vicinity. They
leave shortly for the Old Country
where they will spend the winter. -
Rev. B. D. Spence of Toronto preached
a very stiremg temperattee seance in
the Methodist church ou Sunday. -
Mrs. John MeNevett has retnened to
London tater a tete, days' visit here. -
We regret to learn that:John Strong,
who was sent front here to the London
Asylum some weeks ago, is not im-
proving as his friends could wish. At
first there was quite a perceptible
change tor the better,. so motel so that, WhnnEece.--The R. a chareh, here.
it was hoped he would eectote wholly re- again presented a pretty scene on
cover, but of late he has been a-orse Tnesda.y, when Miss joeephine, the
estimable daughter of David Merit, be
mate the happy bride of Edward Bed-
ard, son of Simon Bedard, Sr., all of
the SanbleLine. Rey. Fr. Loiselle of-
ficiated in his usual. happy manner.
The bride and her maid, Miss itlary
Merotsvere claarmingly attired in hand-
some wedding robes. The groom was
enpporbed bee Philip Bedard. Mr. and
A Surprise in Bisculb
Every box of Mooney's Perfection
Cream Sodas you open -you will
find a new delight in these dainty
biecuits. -
When you went to surprise yoursel6
give your appetite a treat with
Mooney s
Perfection Creatn Sodas
Drysdale
T. NichoIson's many friends will be
sorry to learn that he is confined to
his bed with a severe attack of typhoid
fever. We hope his recovery may. be
speedy and permanent -The services
in the Union cheetah are well attended
and much interest is being manifested.
Weddings ere beet:ening quite numer-
ous in our vicinity and even the stern-
est bachelors have been moved to com-
passion and. they are now beginning
to apprepiate the unspeakable toys of
the domestic fireside. -Geo. Denotuy
has returned from a very pleasant visit
to Holmesville friends, --Chas. Cleave
of Killarney, Man., and son of Samuel
Cleave of the Satableline, was recently
married to a popular young lady of
the above place. Congratulations
Charles. -Messrs. E. Bedard and H.
Mero have severed their counectiop
with tbe firm of Snowden Bros., a.nd
are now enjoying a few holidays. -
E. R Horner 15 00 an extended visit
iptiaLocezdon, Bad Axe, Mich., and ether
AtOray
Mr. Potter, residitat with his &ough-
t a
ter, Mrs. Chas, Thompson, is confined
to his bed tbrongh elay nis
recevery speedye-john Snowden
has the brick and other material ott
the ground for makma Improvements me,e_ •
Henson aril base taken up their rese-
tn his b"-Wmand tare hive. it
t Stirason's faroa and the sin -
D, Oen telon received one thousand mereed to Parkhill e they. leo
turkeys Thatadaye-Mr. Hunt of Lon- reelditie. we are sort_ to e thtdd ovate wieh of all is that their married
don was in town Mon lay lookin,g 4tf- gnod otetOpin - la Me may be orte lceng season of hal:Ti-
t wesa atappl^
ter tlae interests of his foundryt-Mi. lease fee their new hoeolea_erest steaa, esa,ed Aye
ete- o orogen
campbell of St.. SCL.LW;11 Visited at the'
Zurich
home oeher aerate Mrs. Welter Mtel
during the Lamm Screitlan
ers. atter a .riertag. V.307_1'..ube iStay :
Paakiaill, has trete:awed home. We as
Wilson, school teacher, accompanied
by Miss Ellis, spent Sunday at the for-
mer's home in Seaforth.--Mea,eiclerev-
io and son, Walter, of London visited
friends here reeently.-Iter. Shenett
sa.thvine, ts vest:hog =repels Ao! pleasza to hove here nettle tes Agezn.—;
town -Mr. Penick has terattly Ina. B., staeleteerameta .a-yeett eaf rebeetteem
Ines. Anent PanSt, Whe: has been ill,
%en the menale-W. Vanhorn, after
SpZ21.8.71W1, the SallianTer on P. Lamontes
fammolteft a few =days ago with his
proved the :appearanoe of lets house by
gieing it a covet poiret. -.Mee Eyeing',
many friends will be plawd. to know '.
that she is zee -meeting frente the agents
the argument of the critic. The pupils, ° P , et, „et_ - leaelmzriatt 7,778S arn -eked/tee-day mares..
especially in higher grades, are allow. went ed the °Linton znehittehreeneeree ak eene heneethe ivetoorei Mies .F.La edigete daugheer ,a_e G..
aid to spend the nighte dtteing the number tram here 41.1,tehtied etteteee =•oottete tettnarmg goo Trriar.i Did Bat.. altach,d_Rac. ,
!BY ePc./ or Or. • -
week in varioas amusements which dtf the late mtedttomindrhe 41t Brdteee kete The ontelookitorent ext-enfiedgeittd taish,daet,,,,Bot,momott ismaks,
distreot their tninds front schoolwork,. net Stnedelh-Mr- ao/TatteJlEfe. oa,,,aaae Toe eeme a-aeo es .?troiged, a
Porter
Winter Tem Opens Jan. 2
CENTRAL
1 /././
STBATFORD, ONT.
This School is recognized tote one of the leading
Commercial Schools ut America. Our graduates are
in demand as Business College teachers. The most
recent application we received for A teacher offered
$1400 per annum. We believe we are running one of
the most emeresstve and up4o•date business train.
fug schools AA the Province. The demand upon us
for office help is several times the supply. Write for
free catalogue.
ELLIOTT & McLACHLAN,
Principals.
`1••••••••••••••
Undoubtedly the hest letened on
the continent, Proved to be so by
analysis of four chemists, and by
awards of the world's great &chi-
biticms, especially Cenceeo 1893,
where it received ninety-six points
out of A possible hundred, much
bigher then any other Porter in the
United States' or Canada,
WAREHOUSES
-AT-
EXETER, CENTRALIA
AND CLANDEBOYE
Highest Price paid for Grain
RICH. SELDON
(Successor to Joseph Cobbledick)
, -as her./ anerextzartg ha jr1StrriatTre, '
sad loss of sleep ineapotiates them for dPet-`tme .1"'' .10 t MI"' 712'?"51161r °a b226. ' ; ihiSBUtaeet 1: 'th.rg the 'sixth nommand-,
noted \cork during school hour I n55. -Less Williams and Ice. Dir -i
istein Of Zarich, VMS izr taArll Soaday.
. , ler! Meets home in Durnmeetetto-Heenge
Greenway
Sohn Tarter and sisters, Tessie and
Ida, Who have spent the snuntaer. in
Gland Bend To -Pat. -Miss Stroeder and niebet Miss:
Aulht ar eenenatiug 'visit at the ford
and Mts. Feer,„ and Rev- Mead A-reter a 'ale/matt tsers
with
die of Bretz; weee here dthededhe-e ,sicter Miss Mos- lantesdwittehee even "gaga ete tate
Mrs- ATheet 321e81:4 sod u) 26er ag'rde5d12h'I'l'h smith witirahas. Hartle% has atreepe-
Miss once, have returned from their, teteeet-eneoe Retie-86BM litasaetuatned ,es ttts•naduar posetano with Emotes.;
the Northwest, returoed home ,Satette vane Claciton.-liess Grayinel afRtetteraitteopeoirnrafaw days teeth _mot& Durand, near Dcsadate stow
clayt -W. T.. Ulens went to Toroato. Bad Axe. Mich-, in the g,a2e^5t ted her Ides. D. Eznams: mas, -reneutty P. Learrontes farm.-kessre.'
last week with his emit Gordon, to :Leer, Mrs. Popee-iter. Inierr.iat‘teeeri was , menament operageh set Idult Janie& Thiel autl lirthis Hadeheandte
to fiend= Ssdettetdev and Sende-7-1 don hoeteterl and wee neinteeed no mote leact.whneted from late atutther camps ,
-at Soneh River. That sort of life =does
mot aeem to agree with the boys. -
Miss aredieStewart 'of West MeGieliv-
anty lea visitor at tete home of her
atone, liars. lieeCorenick.-Mr. and
Mrs. Samoel Rennie have returned
from Saskatchewan avbere they have
:heett aiding on their :fem. Their san-
eitatlawaMe. Witekeraweder. win look
place hint in the Cat:Urea Hoe-mml
for trait twee t a lame hack. -Mr. Miss Serresen centeenes very tete deice -toe_ etoteereemene mtexeraleoteh
and Mrs, etinethews of Dentield vinited tectorly.-Ea. Axt spent Seenday with alga iteu-et ler aeotweey maw ;he Tete
the lattelts sieter, Mrs. W. T. Mena I hes tesmUy at Zaz-Theteale large reezente_et,„ Baeoele ta-ao in Laetatee
last week, -The axiom; -Totem tree en- conatities of grain coming in daily,. Tottesea-s col oatateeteso_oteetee Al inn
tertaiument of the Boston Methodist, Rev. Ben. R. Spent:a &Toronto emu- Beoateteealaye who neat eteeehon •topleas-
ohurch, will he held Xmas. night.- ital. the Pres pulpit ant. azit onanotabee entena
Mee. R. W. Itnesell arid son, 'who were ay at 11a. ea., te.nd the Methodist eatet otaea._41, szoith, been;
visiting at J. G. Russell's 111 Parkhill , pulpit et 7 plot- At the elose cf. dies( ao taep tte tree &tee ecnateataan Inonee
a 'th h th W \Vagina evening sertece a union 3.13.X.. ralteettiMg' Satneday.-Apeento se-7.-.eLtt Vas
at London, rettaroed home Sete/dep. wzrs beta in the leherthytelian. ehneschtbretag al toe '4 u' peeetanevr ea_ eeea at the
-Charles thotloote returned etiontlay at which Mr. Spetate explained the I have Wenneete tetheateeretettpteeet ler7agnegtel„detaa traz.e.hehao-Ut.s,
ou acres
from rim Northwest. -dames Eagteenn , provisiona of the hooeleGatee-oe taw neeyoungopte e 3111:La' edJanieteromeSweaeentraber
reiht. The
is very and under the eae Dreto
. the adhiragy for its enforcement hr
annaaor life. We etereh nommer now leas a. hundred acres.-
Ceeet tied Wilson. -Mr. and Mrs. A. a1 The mime gentleman addressed a mites Regaeser, ated woo Nr=11 reauted etaaai chlie Bawl and veire are now home
Wilson of Aurente.111., left there Sat- ' meeting ket tleelletlendisteitoreh Man- ', danaelete'r of Elette37 Tweddee_____,Pded ""tidada,!E factin Dee West and itestheir intention
urday for Californue, for the benefit of day evening., i c`f the weeleruf 'rill be d'''''Irddaidde to spe-nd. th 'rete-inairtin)g days in On
er column. , our cereeponittant, jail tart°.
rii3 :
liarph
Iey with the hor,,t a friesasin- w..—hmg.-
appy ceople every laappene., They;
Seven ineh of snow fell here n w. -Ek ,,,,,,_,,a,„ at 0oo,,,ett_351, Di,- -,.,„
suudIty. night. -Aaron Sherritt is out hes relented from Bette Point seed %PSI
the sick list. -Mr. Hell of London was _end the wittier bersh_oarat ,,,,,,,,ea et_ ,
aeed last week. 'Lettering $81113 or better here during the tes. rale/ watts Grand i
through this -section tallying red clover 'mamma of fowl. stizaerpart•poraH
the better's health. They Intend to
spend the win tee therh-Wilson & 0o.
are buying all kinds of oulery fret
wthitab they ere paying
wets
Cough
This is one reason why Ayers '1
Cherry Pectoral is der valua-i
1)10 itt tituptia.u. It stops
bo Ivor ear or useless
ou ttt it does tuore:
diurnal:1o.
1. quiets th veiotbehai
h
lAsk You docto bout thls
am.oucAttipe tht iteetimeatate-
t"Stain tor over hiaty neaten*
• per bushel for ii. -Mrs. C. Love. whe. Bend is elate a ford etri,Jaacer, oar,
bee been spending some time with her enterprilag mtvzbald Louis alei
daughter at Brewster, returned home shi
rtSaturday.-The Aoction Sale of Mr. P
,obert Stone held on Tuesday of last
eek was votes successfolas expected.
Th e weather being unfavorable there
Accelentern-d-ejacoh Deiebert while
sleteetisag a horse 4, daps ago receiv-
ed a eatteate scdp wetted which required
several stetelates close. -Sam. Mc -
ere, is 7te.DOcering from the ef-
teat:sot Ws Tenant, aseciiient. While
mattiog straw with a straw cutter on
the. farm of Jobe/ 1deBride, Blind Line
two to,,,,„ totekaae cm wed, be had owesion to elimb a ladder in
vaneaarete_we ttoer gartlei ether to fa the, blower pipe which bad
01 esea here about ktetn ape -me -I became teattee. In some manner the
weba es ewer tee pmeetaoe cal tedder elitppee and be was precipitated
heti Waguerts farm cra the Inth can.1to thd ground- FeetteeethlY he eseeln
wee not 11. veryiterge attendance, ton- The wrioe paid was 4000.___eata. &pee ed winh only a .few bruises.
seeeentlY bidding wee It little slow- has efeeeoptene, a patatient to oeraaea- licesunzaa=The home of Mr, and
Ali the stock was uot disposed ofe urt. Brotte ttte paietay ilea arrived hem, Mast Att,gase Flaxberd was on Wed-
t.48%,7toeStillt:6,ano ti%1111% aorb:rbole8tsal3ifogc arai widresidewitiehordanghteeenntes.', neednY the stelae of a pretty event
. to St. Josepla after a, few dead' viatte Elinebetlet was nnetteled Micheel
the a nunodation of ins stock last, Sto-P. Matavel bas ea:teemed when then, popular datcs ughter, Mass
'fettled eerete attud""t'eed!ult with W. Deweehs.-Ed. Dissbse, edelditoger. A lenge complexly of rela-
, d'Ireetbot! tr,Ftd,,,,t(',„tejtl,'"okeirog ttdV„letuo,Steeet while out hunting ehe other day cepa dreg =Id frlernis were preseut and,
-`1""1.1c",J v"A` tored a Urge WOO. -,Sms. Gehl 'bee 'been vieittitessed the ceremony -which was
bush building te seadide.-The kitchen ; Pengehtned by Hoy. B. Schoelke. After
tea Mr.litheitatiesoottagetsheirar, TAXA- the triae.aed gtoona had been heartily
ad forward by Hermon Te ad- t enottrattedated the goests aseetobled 10
iuvhes1 dition to Mr- Amosstore is also rapid. the specieue 41inivg rioette where a very '
n"eing aettarteeetete, when &neje., eappetitizing tea was served. net the
it veal ado, gineony try tbe eteraresette hride weentell remembered we tevioced
he pleat. 034 be mare tetenaeratette for the large ente costly array of gifts.
he proptielor. -The Smiley reehool Tte the hettp.Y noople we extend. OOP
Methodist claateh riU held their beet wishes and may their future be
IHE MOLSONS BANK
(Incorporated by Act of Parliautent 1855)
Head Office, - - Montreal
Capital Paid. tip. • • • • • • • • -$3,000,000
Reserved Fuuct-- • • • .. • . • .. $3,000,000
FORTY-EIGHT BRANCHES IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA
— EXETER -BRANCH
°moo HOURS 10 a. in. to Sp. m. SATURDAYS, 105. m to 1 p. m,
.A GENSRAL BANBING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Farmer $ Sale Notes cashed. or collected, Forms supplied on application.
DRAFTS on all poiats in the Dot:Diplom 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
a
Saying Bank Department' posits of $i and upwards received. interest com-
pounded -halt -yearly and added to principal June $0th
and December Slat.
Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government.
Dioason & CARLING, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager,
Centralia
Dering Sendey night several
o mewll andfeMonday
vetting hada very 'whitey tiee
The snow abovel lertgade
ed out ita ftellinthe teed ntanee nenj.
e heti a tired feeling wizeu they got., a
ugh. Nett aattne the...merry eingte, ; Christmas euterhein went, oti Dee. .1$, ernerned wath trapptnees and prosper
eshighbelle ,for the first time thie ; while the Peestieletieripeople Will hold her.
n. We et uet it may remain as it ; their 'Zoete. 'Tree teetteadanettieae ore es.
tee hoeituates more hootaing.-Plif. the evenieig f ot,t..21.1.• Ger•dpraggarra Sedotelstai: Res-. Gen nelet Retro
avianofleaetee tenadayed at the t eta thing, peepatrred eurl teed time fee tLettete recently presented with er hand -
of Sad EtAttatOrtt-Iltiss Mae ex. al&-eldrank tkriri e,1.5VOMPtrate $0010° fur,' Oriot Alan thheettrentitine dr
el meal itittfiS *At be Piet/red! end X. Sultrs Ter eddt'Zedieh sehtee. 1St. Patrick's efortch of which he is the
t ebe is renoveritig fetute few days herr booting last 'week, inettoze
Around About Us
Parkhill: 'Mies Helen Robertsou has
been re-engaged to teach Lochaber
school for 1907 ata salary of $450, an
increase of $125 dyer the pvevious year.
Parkhill: Robt. Dundee McLoed,
only son of the late Simon McLeod.
was on Tuesday marriedat Toronto to
Miss Ethel Plinsoll, daughter of R. IT,
King of Toronto,
Seitforth: Charles Shaw, chief en-
gineer of the steamer Jones, wrecked
en Georgian Bay wit h the loss of all
hands. was an old Seaforth boy.
Clinton: James McOlay, baker,
formerly of town, who tome months
ego went out to Revelstroke, B. C. has
some east as far as Killarney, Man.,
wbere he has bought bakery and res-
taurant-
Parkhill: * Frank Hill, brother-in-law
ofMre. tua ag ery, 0
DL, thopped dead on Nov. 21st. Mrs.
Hill Will be remembered by the people
of Parkhill as Miss Lizzie Thompson,
florraelly of Pavkhill.
Gaderieh: Thomas G. Kerr left for
Southern California recently. The
employees of the Big Mill presented
hint wIth a beautifal suit case and a
halving the old town.
gold watch, chain and locket, before The Itos Taylor Co., Ltd
FINTE4
300,000 feet
SAW LOGS
All Kinds of Timber
For which we will pay
Highest Cash Prices
Call and see us before
cuttings the lop for
lengths and prices.
Getderieb: E. Tromanha user of Tro-
manhane-er Bros., who have about
plated the his elevator here, left
yeeterday morning for Minneapolis. t
Prior to leaving he was presented with
a grad mounted umbrella.
Clinton: The 19 -months -old son and
the 7-year-o1d daughter of Louis
Thrower, died last week from an at-
tack of pneumonia. a.nd diabetes res-
pectively. This is the fourth death in
this family within a short time.
Parkhill: jos, Punifrey, who bas
I een at, Hanley, Sask., for several
months, retorned home Saturdey.
Mr. Pumfrey happened with an accid-
ent while in the west breaking his arta
at the socket and is unable to work.
Parkhill: Waiter Robson, formerly
of town hut now of West Unity, Ohio,
where he has been for some years, has
lately been elected President of the
Eureka Herb Company, one of the suc-
cessful na cidaine companies of that
State.
A Man
Who Drinks
Hard -
needs " if he wants to
keep his health. Beer, whisky,
wine -all alcoholic beverages --
irritate the kidneys. Pain. in the
back, headaches, brick dust de-
posits ha the urine -prove that
the kidneys are seriously in.
!leaned.
THE OCNTLE KIDNEY PILL
sbrengthena and invigorates the
Itidneye, heals the inflammation,
deem t'he trine, „and takes away
the paitt.
"Bu -3u'1 l not a cure for the
drink habit, but " nit -Joh docs
protect the steady drinker:against
kicluty disease.
All . druggists have " leu -no " or la -111
get theta for yott.
Viz DIAFON cHrtiticm. co. won't°
wmosolt. off,
Exeter, Ont.
MIME SHEER
Rio PLOWS
SPREADERS
We have just received a
number' of fine Spreaders
—The Successor --which
does its work in fine style,
This is recognized to be
the best on the market
PLOWS
We handle Perrin Plows
and have jut received a
carload of walking, rid-
binfing
tahnisdig.ealillagb1Pel°fiwrms
T1101111TOR BAKER
Agent for the Sylvester and
Perrin Plow Companies
Exeter Ontario
Olittent Mrs, Alitoe left Thursday
for Lloydrninester, Sask., where she
will bave obarge af an hotel in that
town -owned by Mr. Sohn, Bell, former-
ly of Olinton.
: Pit ?kb Carrie1\1 o o re w fe of
Hugh Dooallison, dioa at 'Hamilton,
Nov. 21, at the age of e5 yeara. De.
, Pffiftet0t1 Was a teenier resident of Park.
hill.