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°`TSi7RSDAY,-APR, 13,
1
'Tis said that the -Americans are cal-
culating how• ,many., years hence they wilt
Iia ab3,e to engrave on their coins,, "Flom
the Pole. tp, Panama."
Now it has Mise to dealt -up tinre,
The refuse accumulated during the win-
ter usually amounts to considerable, and
early diapt<sai ot it !s necessary to
cleigtiinesa and goad health„ Let all the
citizens unite in cleaning up their
, premises to the rear as well as in *.>i nt,
_,*tat Exeter iz:ay retain its gaud, name
as the neatest and, cleanest town in On -
°i axle. L
Ali. important order has been, issued by
:the Post Office Department, whereby the
;amount in the post office .savings bank
may be increased from $3,040 tp $5,000..
Porrmeriy ohlY $1,000 could be placed
to the credit lot art`s account yearly, new
ilia amount is increased to $1500 In any
one year, and the, maximum:.limit .pit an
account is fixed at $5,400, exclusive of
.,rstterest,.
LUMLEY,
miss Nan Hereon is visitio'g her els-
London,-We are sorry„ tore-
po: the illi ss of W\rilllant, IrTiller, Mrs;
Mi?ter is recovering from an. attack 'of
la ;grippe. Ilse. Garnet ItY kman is re-
c, ae,i,g; `slowly." -•Tire Ladies' Aid of
O:}ise attrst Methodist ch?rrch held their
mastlrin meeting at the, hone of , Mrs;
'William Glenn gn Thursday of last
week, when a goodly number were
present: -,There. \wa.'s" an exceptionally
good run of ss -p olr. Saturday last: -Mrs,
C, 0; Couzet e Of Ilensall, was „the guest
et Mrs, \Vnt. Glenn for a few days.--.
Mrs, Workman tot Hiilsreen is attend-
hIg: her .daughter, Mrs. '0, Ryckilan,.
CENTR,tiLI ,
B. Elliott and daughter, ;,figs
EwatttoiL"te, leave to -day for Toronto to
spend the Easter holidays..
'Miss Laura, Butt, Parkhill, has been
spending, a eouple weeks under tine par-
ental roar: -Thos. Elston has been do -
Inge. bIs buslnes8 in the manufacture1
of maple syrup, --Frohn Colwill is having
a new anti up-to-date furnace put into!
hte donne, -"rhe Epworth League Aunl-
ve-rsat Z to t?e, l',icld 1 7:, Sunday and
14ionday next, Tile pastor will preach in
the morninS and the choir,under the able
leadership of Dir.: Andrew Hicks, will
give an Easter' Cantata In the evening.
'Ort Dionday evening a tea meeting with
`frons and maple syrup especially.: will
be given by this Yount; ladles ,at (}are
clitlrch, followiaig with a choice program,
'sot :music aisd addresses. Mr, Fleeter
illson, Whalen, Sites Hada Baker, Ex -
Mr. Andrew Rieke, Centralia, the'
alfa Quartette and others will turn -
will Ilaih mucic, Addresses 11 be{
Gdelivered by DIr. Jo.'an Wright, Whalen,]
Offs Robt. Milner, a successful bust -
net. man of Chatham, Ontario, on a
"Surceeatul Life,"' and Mas. ?lilacs,
president of tbe W. M. S., ,an "China
and other. Lands. Dont fail to hear Mrs.
M3hier, eapeclally, Tickets 25c. -The \V,
1st .S. stet in, the residence of Sirs. John
+Coiwiii on Tuesday afternoon, when the
following were elected to office; -Mrs,
.(Rev.) Butt, president; Mrs. Baynham,
vice-pres.; Miss Wilson, cor. sec'y ;firs,
.T. Celwill, rec. sec'y ; Mrs. 1'. Oliver,
treasurer; ,Dire. F. Colwill, prganiet ;
Mrs, N. B:tker was electel delegate to
.the Crediton convention.
HARPLAY
Miss Lydia Sherritt who has been at
"tending Normal in Toronto returned on
Erida.y.-The road. Grader is grading the
Toads in. this vicinity at time of writngs
--Misses :Rona and Addie Hickey vis-
ited. their graind 4Lrents. AIr, and 'Mrs.
A, Hayter oY Gzjand Bend on Saturday.
-:-The trustees of. S. S. N. 1.0 Stephen
have hired Miss' L. B. Sherritt , for the
"coming year to begin duties after.
Easter.Mrs. Fred Kadin; visited at
Or, J. Loves on Saturday'.
WHALEN
CHISELS QRST
.Aizgus MCICalg and family ace
this week znovi;%ry into, tta house he
recently purchased from Dir. Ed, Ryck-,
hts.�i,-'!fr. F. , O'Brien attended the
South Huron Sunday School convention
in Exeter on Thursday- last. -The lecture
iiia tae'Mettledist churclt'here on Monday
evening liven by the Rev. J.'E4 J.
yard of Hensall, entitled "The Rose,
Thistle :and Shamrock." was good, Mr..
Millyard is a• fluent. speaker and illus-
trated.M the lecture with lime fight pic-
tures,, The Dfisses Couzens, daughters Ci
the popular homer of the Methodist chur-
ch sang several songs which, were Blue-
atedr,on»3 capKaty by 9fr, Millya.r'd, The
eyetl,ina;'a entertainment througb9ut was
moat lnterexiing,
:The, W. M. S. held thein annual meet
Mari; on Thursday afternoon. After the
usual rou"fine bueiness was transacted
the: following officers were elected, -
Pres., Mrs. John Hlodgson ; 1st. vice*
Mrs. Albert Gunning; 'end vice, Mrs.
Sutherby ; Ree. -Sec., Mrs. Frank Gun-
ning; Cor. -See., Miss bottle Squire
Treas., Mrs. Tyromas Gunning; Organist
Miss Bessie Morley ; Pres. of Mission"
Band, Mrs. John Wright. -Mr. Thomas
L'ingard of St. Marys visited his mother
who was very sick ou, Saturday. She
still remains quite ill. -Messrs. Hector
and; Clarence Millson attended the Palm
Sunday services at St. Patrick's It. C.
church on Sunday. ---Mr. and Mrs. Har--'
' vey Sutherbe of Ciandeboye were the
guests of his mother here on Saturday
MOUNT CARMEL
McGILLISrRAY,
hir3hly esteem ed resident of Mc-
Gillivray, G'ilivra in the ersata.�ad Babe is ,H s-
i y, < p I 1 i
lop, widow of the late Robt. Huslop, died
otr Tuesday,. March 4tla, aged 69 yrs.
4nra:rths and 26 days,. Mrs. Hislop was
a great sufferer for years, with xbeu
niatisni but her death resulted froth an
attack of pnueni,anla. She was, born in
Northumberland, England and carne to
Canrada, in 1864 beim at that time nine-
teen, years old,: Since theta slie nae been,
a resident of the ,Township;: and her
death will be mourned :by a large circle
of personal friends. She is survived by.
three brothers. William: Johan aiidGeorg'e
Gletrdening and two sisters, Mrs. Joh
and Nix's. \\'til, Potter. She fa also sur-
vived by three :sons, Adam, Thoniaa and
John :Hislop. `
The beautiful: spring weather is here. -
t? Thk ursday, March 3Qth, the death, oo-
carreri-iei the village of Margaret Carty,
atter an illness of several months. Two
sisters are la( Ics nrpat rr; her loss. Mrs..
Sutton ,of Shipl a, is a niece, -Mr. and
Mrs, Jolirt O'Neil and Mins Flanagan
of Criii'i`alia visited at P.Maih;oney's on:
Susiday;-Jas.. Quarry has gone into the
maple augar business. Having sup -
piled this neighborhood. Jim has conn
irl=nced''ehlpping; to I'tOrt Huron, -Jos,
Guainan has. Completed the assessing of
Stephen township for this year. -Sire,
NoraI ache is serijously ill at :her home,
Daniel 13arri4 has invested in a{, driver.
Dan isgains ala sport a team of drist'
era In , tUture,--Jits. Glavin, Centralia,
visited his slater, Mrs, Cory Regan on
Sunday, -Mrs. Madden, who has been
seriously ill liar .k'he pant: two weeks, is
,new renavering^ -nicely under the care of
Dr. McLaughlin of Dashwood.
ELIMVILLir.
Jack Keliett •41,as moved Italie our burg.
Alt, the, .lotuses met the village are filled
up now.-Dirs. Adam, Nichol and aon of
Gorier dr spent a few days last week
with Writ. Veal and Wrn. Sleamon,-Miss
Mary IHHerdmain Is able to be ati,ound
agahat atter, a couple of weeks illness.
-Mrs, George Kellett is also recover-
ing after a severe illness. -The "Weary
Willies" are eta the move again -signs
of 'app3aaching spring. -People are be-
ginning to talk fish and suckers again
and^ spring athletic sports have begun
In our burg. Farmers are taking ads
vantage of the fine weatherand are
Plowing ,sod, altho , the frost is not
ail out of the land yet. -Mr. Robt.
'Woons Inas 'Neon. drawing sand tor hid
iwew' barn and expects' to start oper r
tions Ina• ,,CMV days. -Mr. John Simpson
started out with hie post driver ani Tueis-
day morning. ' John expects a busy sea-
sten.'
USBORNIF COUNCIL
Council met April 1st, pursuant to
adjournment. All the -members were pre-
saint. The minutes, off the last meeting
'were' read and approved.
Bylaw No. 3, 1911, confirming the`
appointment et Pathniasters was pas-
sed, signed and sealed.
The reeve was authorized to sign an
„order tor the purchase of a irew Steel_
Champion Road Grader, manufactured by
.the A:mericatz Road Machine Co., oT God
enich, Machine to be of full standard
,w utpmeilti,' and to Include the following
'eatras,I edge, 1 set af.double`and sin-
gle trees, 1 closed box, rand one ' three
•team equalizer., Price $200 F. 0. Pi.
Meter, payable in{ thirty days after de-
livery. If order be nit .accepted: the
,council to investigate the offer o£ A.
Langford, Granton. Accounts :$1.50.
Adjournment to : meet May 6th.
F. Morley, Clerk.
'HAIR BEAUTIFIER
_ BEFINEO WOMEN THE WORLD
• OVER USE IT.�
-Every woman knows' that there is:
frothing so good, for hair and scalp
trouble as' Pari),Maata Sage. if Parisian
.
'Sa'ge is used two; or three times a,',week
will' keep the scalp nice and 'clean
remove dandruff. r It makes the
cair lustrous" and, fluifyy and keens it
room ,qht. •
We urge every warrant who loves ra
--giant and fascinating hair to go to W.
Col is -day rind get a large 50 cent
"ttle of :;Parisian Sage. He zu ranteos
'} i and itch=
5.t `to
cure,dandruff. r
, fallr,��, �
'or Money back.
BRE W STER.
The 'angel of death entered the biome
of Mr. and Mrs, S. Maiss'on and 'look
their baby of five weeks. They, have the
sympathy of the community in their bye-
retvemant.-Mr. Wm. Ragin is working
with I3. D. Hunter in. Usborne ftor the
summer. -Mr. Dave Disjardime is con-
fined to has bed with the dreaded white
pingue.-'drs. Earn; Ireland is home front
the hospital and getting along web.-
Mrs. R_ J. Taylor is ,o"zr, the !sick list;
-Mr. Gus. Latta's baby Is getting bet-
, -.-a Adair has eleven lambs from 7
owes. -Mrs. Pope has a ewe that had
tires lambs last week. -bliss Vera Liu -
tiler had a quilting bee on her birthday
anniversary and a party at .night. She
received many pretty presents. -Alex Ra,
gbh is working Dor Frank Glanville near
Crediton Mr. Will Baker and wife mov-
ed to Brewster no reside. -Mrs. J.Wade
is on the sick list. --Jonah Green had
a wood bee and got 2'6 cords cut switit
Fred Paige's 'gasoline engine.
Deaths-MLr. Robert Hamilton passed to
the great beyond last week at Turgoose,
British Columbia, to' which place he mov-
ed some 'months ago. He was' a resident
of 'Grand Bend for years. Hie leaves to
.mourn alis' wife and twp sons, 'all' of
E_itish'� Columbia. -Robert Pollock, a
former residernt ‘Of Stephen, also passed
away in Fillanor e, Man. -
s,
'ZURICH.
Mrs, David Schnell and family left
last week or their new hiorne-at 'Aber-
deen, Sask.-Mr. and Mra. Jacob Sar -1
oras moved last week to Mitchell where
they will reside. --Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Wickets of Ingersoll. visited at the home
4f >,tfr, and Mrs. JtahnHey,sr ,last
week,„,.. ---,Mr,. and Mrs. T. W. Horner iofi
Concession 14, returned last week, at -
ter a visit i,nn, Detroit, -Mrs, F. Bpssen-
berry, who has been; -visiting relatives
and friends hero for fere weeks, has
returned to her home in Merlin.-BeelP-
rocity was discussed in the Town Hall
on Monday by Hon, A. G, McKay, prov-
incial' opposition leader, M. ', McLean
and Thos, blrbilllan.
BIDDULPH.
Ed- Smith went to see his brother -
in -law. --Mr.' P. iDickena'- horse brt?ke away
whiles it was being unhitched the other
day and rain about a Mile. Little
or IMO damage was done when the horse
wapt urea' by Mr. Jos. Armitage.
Mr. Darling - of Lieury visited friends
near; Saitsbury, one day last week. -M.
Was. Culbert lost a valuable 'mare of
Friday iday last bydeath.-The maple, syrup
a..asan'is about over, the sap run being
a fairly ` good ` ane. -Messrs: Jos. and
M H. Armitage took a business trip
to 'Loindon one day last week.
DA SHWOOD
CLANDEB0YE
Mr. kid, Simpson" last week purchased
the well-known standard bred stallion,
Electric B., from.. T. 3, Ber.ry . of He --
Sall. Electric B. is one ot the best stal-
liana in this part tot the' eo'tuttry,--Mr.
W. Cunningham ot Paisley 'vlsited his
anotherhere last "week. -Mr. Jas.Seale
is, visiting his brother -In -lav', Mr. Eli
Meet --Miss Marry Mcllhargey is visiting
friends In Landon, -'Mrs. J. Carter hag
moved into the village to Mr. Chowen'd
nor -rte. -Miss Bradley, Can. d, McGill: -
xray, le gone tp Konoka, N, W, T,, to
visit her aunt, Mrs. 0, Sellars, -Mrs M;
Hodgins, wl?;a has been very 111, Ila bet-
ter, -Mr, W. Lee is going to ".make 'big
impievenl
exta in hiebuilding#his
year.
--Joseph Seale left fear Saskatoon, Sask.,
ea, i1bnday, and intends taking up his
esidenee sere, -Jas. Simpson has re-
turned to Ticnsall, atter visiting rola-
lives here, -Miss Lou Hennessey is vis,
itinl her sister at Centralia. --'biro, F,
Sails has returned to her it'ome 111 Clev-
eland, after 'spending the whiter with:
her mother, Mrs. d rleY,--dills Mc4:enzle
spent Sunday with her parents in the
city: . 1
SAINT 8II'URT
Mrs, Wm. Keys and son, Edward et
Hamilton, after visiting for a couple ot
weeks here, have returned home, -Mr.
Edgar Smith has gone to work ,at his
trade, brick masoning. -F, J. Davis nae
been laid with an attapk of.!,lagrippe,
but is able to be tut agal"n. - DIr,• Dan,
Auatin of Centralia is cutting wield: with
his gasoline engine. -Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Davis visited at Bryanston ;last',Sun-
day,, tho guest of Mr. and Ore. :Gar.
field, Needham, -Little Mies Anna Dick-
ens Is suffering from an, attack of St2
Vitus Dance. -Mr. Ralph, Atkinson, wile
recently sold his -farrp stock and Im-
plements, left last week for Detroit.
We are having very .fine weather;
it looks like . spring; the roads are
drying;, off nicely. -Mr. John Hoff-
man: moved, his old, f urniture shop
to the hack part of his Lot, ; and in-
tends to add an addition to bis house
which will much iinprove the .appear-
ante of that corner. --Mr. ' Fred Rinker
soldhis house to Mr. Hunter::' of Ber-
lin, and, has.reported=that he intends
leaving our village. ---Mr. Henry Bren-
ner was on the sick' -list for a few
days last week,.. but is able tobe out
again. -Mr. Christopher Mueller of
the 14 Con. is 'seriously ill with Rheu-
matism; we hope for a speedy recovery
-Mr Levi Humacher.and family „are
this week moving to ,their uewr farm
dr hiyi We wish them e.tely
r: rind MIs; Alex 'Zimm,¢rt
mornitl ayyfoP $t r9f all]
he'-fnne3
fG.
-4111.
MCGILLIVIIA.Y COUNCIL,
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case
of Catarrh that cannotbe -cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure, ,
F, J. "CHENEY & Co., Toledo, 0.
We the underaignedhave known I . J, Cheney for,
the last 15, years, and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and financially ableto
earry out any obligations made by his-rm-
WAL➢1NO, KI8NAN & MeiwzN,
Wholesale 9rugsists, Toledo, 0
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting di
rectly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Teatimonlalssent free. Price 750. per bot-
tle. Soldby allDruggistc
Take Ha11'sFawily Pills for constipation,
RESULT OF PROMOTION. EXAMINA--
TION for S. S. 4a. 1, Usbortaer Jr l IV.
to Sr. IV„ Cecil Harris;" Sr. III4,k
IV., Elgin Rowcliffe honors, Maggie
Strang, Mira Dew, Joh Dougal, Harvey
Neil, Frank Jarrett; Jr. to Sr. III., K,)
Sanders; Sr. II., to Jr. III x Clifford
Koir, Ila dhell ; Jr. II 'fio Sr'.
Clara Neil, Rosa Moir, Malcolm Dougal
;W. B. Rydall, teacher
Council met persuant to adjournment
with all members present. Minutes of
last meeting read and approved: Ac-
counts amounting to $28.10 wore order-,.
ed to be paid on motion of Rosseri,and
Nickles. Nickles -Rosser -That in: re-
gard to the application to change the
boundaries ,of S. S. Nos. 11 'and 15,
the said application be laid over to 'be
caasidered ton Monday, May 'l.st; and
that the Clerk be instructed to notify
the trustees of said school section, of
the proposed compromise, or exchange
of lets. -Carried. R.cbinson-Murdy-That,
Bylaw No. 4: Of 1911, appointing path -
masters, dividing the township into road
divisions and defining the amount to
be paid for the commutation of statute
labor, as read a' first and second time,
be read a third time and passed. -Car-
ried. Robirtshn-Murdy-That the ten-
der of W. I3. Kennedy Lor roofing and
eavetroughang the township shed' at
West McGillivray for the subs of $135
25 be accepted. -Carried., The : Council
adjourned to .meet on Monday, -May 1st
at 10 o'clock a. M. Gravel contracts to
be let at 2 o'clock p. sn.
3.:D. Drummond, Clerk.
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SCHOOL REPORT; OF S S. NO. 3, US -
BORNE, for. ;;March.--Sr.:IY., max; `300,
L. Harris 249, J. McCullagh, 204, R.
Doupe;181 ;;'Jr. IV., max.'300, F,' Fran-
cis 204, T. "McCurdy 190,-,D. Balfour'
.184, 1x1- Hodgert 118„0. Copeland :114,
Jrr. II1., neer. 300, H'Shiite 230, . R.
Fletcher 178, L. McCurdy 174 G.Cope-
land' 168; Jr. II.; max, 200, Bo MC -
Curdy, 91, G. Harah 67; P. I.,' Sr., I
Francis, I. McCurdy, M. Coupe, M. Mc-
Curdy; Pt. I. Jr., `V i Hodgert, E.Harris
A. Giifillarr, E. Copeland, L. McCurdy,
E. " McCurdy, G. Gilfilia4 No.' un roll
25. -Average 22 -EM. Greason, teacher,
HOW TO..LIVE LONG
With'healthykidneys one, has good
i o u do
a anca.to live long„ n b, t weak k ki eysl af-
flict old ago with great discomfort. The
back becomesbent and lazr e, - rheuma-
tism , is chronic,
eyesight fails
at ,d oa fregcent-
or, ,involuntary "
passages of ,the ,
urine cause eln
barrassmetnt; ;by ',
day and lass oT
sleep at r;,i,lt
F3ojth'e K:icld y
P.115:''b'iiuy n Vr
streiosth to
backs' and quick
t eLieT to .wen leaned kid seg
lsaohe a> d ahetittf; c
a l;atider "a_rid unne`
>�Jth's Kidtk y Pills a
net's "iii old ,o young a 't'
bye
Lt
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CAST ORIA
REPORT OF S. S. No. 1, STEPHEN,
for March. -IV., A. 'White, M. Hoist, M
Elliott, L, Isaac, C. Davey, E. Bowden,
W. Baker, H, Neil, Rhea McCurdy, I,
t,Curdy ; III., Ld, Wilson, M. Hog-'
arth, V. Neil, A. Roble son; il,, LAIAlat',
'E, 13owdec, 3. White, E. Heaslip; Pt,',
II., L. Brown, E, Hogarth, Me drown
F. Bowden, C. McCurdy ; Sr. Pt. 1., L.
Davey, C. Isaac, IL Robinson, C,Walper;
Jr. Pt, I., W: HeaaliP, B, Heasill',,
Neil. -Dorothy Cooper, teacher.
ass
SKIN SUFFERER TRIED EVERT -
1 H NG--THltN D. D, D. CURED
Tests was the experience of ,Mrs. Geo.
Newman ot orangeville, Ont. She WONT
in January, 1,91,0, t !
I was terribly troubled witheczema
on my face, neck and 'hands for four
years, I tried everything I had heard
tell of, then, salwlyour advertisement in
+tie paper, seat for a trial bottle of
D.D.D., used 1t onmy taco and got web.
It is now two year and no return ot
the eczema. I consider 3. am cured anti
Itcertainly was ;a blessing to me.".
No matter bow terribly you softer
from eczema, salt rheum, ringworm or
any other akin disease. you will teal
instantly soothed and the itch relieved
at once when a few drops; of this com-
pound of Oil alt Wintergreen, Thymol#
Glycerine, etc., is applied. The. cures
ab seem to. be °permanent. too .
For tree trial bottle ot D, D. D. write
the D.D.D. Laboratories, Dept. E. A..1
49 Colborne St., Tioronto.
For sale by all druggi'ats.
•
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Mate
HE CANADIAN BANK
MER
MR EDMUND WALKER, C,VO., LL.D,, D,C.L,, PRESIDENT
ALEXANDER, LAIRD, ,GENERAL MANAGER
CAPITAL, -. .$10,000,000
10 000,000 REST,. - ` $7,000,000
MONEY RDER
The Money Orders of The Canadian, Bank of Commerce are a safe,
convenient and economical method of remitting small sums of money,
They payable are a able without charge at everybranch of a chartered bank in
h
Canada (except in the Yukon Territory) and in the principal cities of
the United States,
The Orders and full information regarding them may be obtained
on application at the Bank,
In the event of loss of a Money Order the Bank will, on receipt of
a satisfactory guarantee, make arrangements to refund the amount of
the lost Order. 232
Exeter Branch -W. 11. Coiling, Manager. Branch also at Crediton.
The Molsons Bank
Incorporated 185
capital (paid up) -
Rest Fund .�
Total Assets Over
$4,000,000
$4,400,000
$44,000,000
Ras 78 Branches in, Canada, and. Agents and.Vorrespondepta in all the
Principal Cities in the World.
i1 6fl4aRAL BANKING BUSINSMS, TAtANSACTRif.
SAVINGSBANK DEPARTMENT
at all Branches, Interest allowed at highest current rate.
- EXETER ,BRANCH - *T
Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government.
DICS90N & CABLizia, Solicitors. N.D. EURDON, Manager,
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SCRAP -'1
The general public still take notice that I and doing business in Exeter in
the line of purchasing all kinds of scrap.
Highest Market Prices Paid for SCRAP IRON, RAGS, RUBBERS,
COPPER, HORSE HAIR, Etc.
AU purchases to be delivered to T. HAWITIN18 HARDWARE, EXETER
where the cash will be paid or trade given. Orders for collection of scrap
may be left at the same store, prompt attention will be given.
M. Wexler,-- Junk Dealer,- Exeter
between
Niagara
GR ANO TRUNK
SYISI -TWE ANNif
EASTER RATES, •
SINGLE' FARE FOR
ROUND TRI,Pt
with minimum charge of twenty-five
cents)
all stations in Canada, also; to
Falls and Buffalo, N.T., De-
xon and Part Huron, Sikh,
:OOD GOING April 13, 14, 1.5, .16, 17
RETURN LDITP April 19, 1911
LOW RATESS,
TO THE WEST
Ask nearest Grand Trunk Agent about
ionreseekers, Colonist and Settlers
trcursions or address A. E. DUFF, D.
?.A., Toronto Ont.
Chance for Piano
Anew upright Grand Piano Reg -
alar priceS325 Sale Price $229.
Only one instrument will be sold
and that to the first buyer.
Call' early and let, us de-
monstrate its merits to you.
This instrument is on ex-
'
h1b iton at our store the bal-
ince of this week.
TIN
-AR&SON
Amber- of good ` organs
Cor sale $12 to ~$25 no higher..
Payable - 50e. a week. .
CANADIAN '
1FtC.
,,Manitoba,:-
APRIL-
JULY
Second'clas
'LOW
k'innipeg
541.00.
TOURISTSLEEPING
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with
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HOUSECLEANING ACTIVITIES
Are in full swing. Spring Bargains in furniture
We have a beautiful, selected stock of allkinds of Furniture.
I really think you would enjoy a walk through our store to see the
nice stock we carry. Everytbing.new and up-to•date.
There will be the usual amount of discarding and replenishing.
This store shonldbe kept in mind, because to forget it, is to lose money
To buy here into be sure -sure of right Treatment and sure of the most
for what you spend.
We have the matresses that will surely please you, -beautiful art ticking,
cotton tufted. Regular price 84.00 for. 2.75, while they last. Also the Os
tomore and Banner Spring,
Springs 82.50 up. All manner of bedsteads in Brass, Iron, Enamel and
W ood.
JA]VIES BEVERLEY
Undertaking' and Embalming
Purchased
BUS and DRAY
Business
Having purchased the BUS
and DRAY business of MR. WM.
ARNOLD, I desire' to announce
to the Public of Exeter 'that 'I am
prepared to give you the best of
satisfaction in work connected
with the business, For the pres
•:'ent:orders left by phone or other -
.;wise at THE ADVOCATE:: OFF-
ICE, PHONE -25, will receive
prompt attention.
reec
or Sale
Lots, First class lots in the Great
Northern addition within the city
limits of Calgary.
This is what -the C. P. R.
states. --
A LARGE SCHOOL. - A GOOD SCHOOL
'THE BEST. '
This School has a continental • repu
tatlo,n for high grade 'work, and ,for the
success of its ,students. We have three,
deliartments-Co`mniercial, Shorthand alid
Telegraphy. Ambitious young men aid
women abtould send alt once for' null large
free catalogue. Writ& tor it at ohee and
see what our graduates 'are doing.
This; isa'lgeod time` of the' year (for
you to eniter our classes. Students are
entering each week. ., Commence " , ypur
course: at once.
D A. McLACHLAN, Principal.
1,
"You can recommend this
property to your clients as a good in-
,.
vestment both safe andP rofitable.
These lots are selling now at 175.00
each. -One-third down and balance
in six, twelve and eighteen months,,
6 per cent interest.".
If you want
to make; some money`
don't delay in looking me up as this
is a chance of a lifetime. Dont for-
get that we have farm lands to sell
as well, of the -very' best and splendid,
arlang
Should learn those subjects by,
which they can earn -'aliving.-
•.'"
Spotten Business • Colleges are;'
• the largest trainers in Canada,
and our graduates, secure the
.-best positions. You can study
at home, erp artly at home and;
finish itt the College.
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I1�DIVI]Du.Ai,
ENTER 3N Y DAY.
CLINTON
BUSINESS 'COLLEGE -
G1E0 SPOTTON PRINCIPAL
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