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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1912-1-25, Page 4e buocate, Sane -leas & areeen. PrOptI. DAY, JAN. 25 '12 Teei. ceeene eact 8 ti-Stica Ot'f:eS e Department of A:et-ice:44re ime tasued ti'3;.e. follow -lug bullotitt Oda; the 113 ew;ituates.'10e, the area,'ycd. ed, yza.-1343 cl! ate pieeteeeal tfold„ enono th poinialoa tea 193:1... new tient eeepeot. enateada ante eitereeet eave oeeitp.'„ed last. .yeal7 lat,al, "P4res. o 1,953,0;10. acres • eeed; Vega' Maine caleuleted. 14 the avori fmArieet or:ees erapanta te 'W10.712,960,, .'.g.he under wheat,. Lat car Was 174,0120 acres, • 10172„000 acres' Were' frall Wheat ato...,17,1le and Alberta; - and, the .„41Q0.:Was 10.0,451,000 busb.els, value.: of. $1314naST,Ous. .psat Wheat ohed. g0,014,000 eitteeela of 'the '1441;4 of $21, 4:010.0.9. Gate occupied 9 ,,000-• 4cres. and iteeelded the vatft q4. 009, 1,.a.r.,er 1,404, non acres. rded :d41,000huh Os of the, ,vatue. $23 4O and rl'aX e„13.2.0era acre ...yeeeeet 12,921000 beeaele tee die vele eete,4-,57,00e Tne. comb:nod PrZe4 WQ.44 Luels•nYnext e nd. fa"Was 2441,000, eelealehhteiletele eaehele azla the vaelta, ,,S41„599,999„ Ilioect nod oultivat.. •erepe, ,eolainefein; be4-9,4, eitc'r potatioea4, .turi-gps ana eprUngar bet e tem-tip:ea m.eeelded 1.70,elie„(100 tOS, Of va.111-0 ,S7a,gou,suif er cro tnelactog, fiAaer eOrrts, 7 nod alfalfa sZaa°,,v „COO,' Weedttct470 Of UO9 tons i.ata Varna Or, !$`1411, * 'COO. ,Alealfa, ernord. ot wit".ea eekert TOG* ttoe Prst. data., shOWS 0.,rea. Etli,"T 4.e ties WW1, 22.7.000 Tfais, voidable. Or9M bang .. My gvomt riee getettee t4,0 aver. Yield pea eiGeneele Wag 4 re, r",eend 8412., 00 u 1910, A, niece „one differetice teetweett 1 91,1.. and 1140 lratta yeeld e ear' whea tWee ;len, • fie agarsusit •e•-reibiat 20.lia agazinst 70 egalnat , 211.79, barley te ateet .e.4b32 and tieter '11,41 against T. 97, fro calcula4 w aad, the eeretere eireet o ti the : CREEPING CACTUS, ewe Plants That , Wilt Travel Across a Desert, "The isolation of the desert lowlands of Lower California, eenaleined with alternations of lone eQflt1ud UrugI and, heavy rains, leas resulted in the developmeet et Cite riebeet and most extraordinary desert -Item in the World," Saee E. W. Ne1Soft in the Na thenal GetteraPhic NiagaelPee "Caettlees of inany, Wads Abound, eared -lag frene giants Stamling with massive fluted trunks fifty te sixty feet tall t,,o little straggling stemmed Species too we to hold themselves upright. 5.7be fruit of many of these taetuses le edible and =lee sought ter ey birda and mammal& Thee were eilce wee of the ma1n. crops of the In diens who lived In this arid regioe. i'ahe cactus foreete often form thorn)* etinglee through which It is imposeible to pass. -After monties tunong thee thole* plents we supposed we bad eeen. theta lit ell their eccentric yarletions of rine, Oete Itewevete while tree:sing the Llano de Trate. la front of elagdziktua by. I rode out froen ihnise growth of bustles into an epee area and milled up my liorse in amaze Peat et sight o tbe Most extreordt dieary of theta ail. Befare We Wes a *mat bea of the treeldng Clevii Mine wheel* appeereil slerarne ef gigee Uv caterpillars imeplee tn diree ente reeee pieute aetually travel •vey teote tlie 4 oamsou ye -Ater or the rmtp, slid saw Matey single seotiefle woely or titirty y;trdit isWity frOM eibers. Tee pert of the teem reetele et tee antimit steels tietwa letot;ete 'MI teat, u.thir ewe die Iti tee reer ;lout the ;tame rate as tliey grow le frollt, teoI1t elowly move :twee* (rote colony w -rose the elite where tbie 1 ve eine three Norte. et proven:es o ftoba. Seseatellawan and Alberta. DrOdlletion wan 191,084,000 coroyared tw•:th 0i.- oo ii 48 catemete -oe 1010 of cat e 212,919,000 compared with 120.- 754,000 4.011 haeley 24,043,0 )1) ecm pared. wIth 21;377,000, Tile wheat ore enaction of 1911 in eilaSetobe was 60, ,275,000 bushels SI or 2,940,000 acres o ,,Suskatchefrean 97,66;.,000 bushels rot 4,705,000 acres and in Allman. fla ,143,0110 budnels on 1.617,1)00 xi - By pro-flc 4t total valuanil ,e1c1 cropa n 1011 was as follows,- 1.'rltice "Edward Ieland $8,846,700. Nova. Scotia $14,2eT,000, NoW. Brunswien 16 707,000, Quebec $1113,187,000, Ontar.; .• 1103,200,000,'.,NlarYitoba. $73,1116,000 SaElketchowa.n $107,14,7000 Alberta, $47,77)0,000, a3r:Wish Columb:a. $1,200 ▪ 00. Probably the most abused member of the Provence -II Leriesla.ture for the st „few years has been Eon. D. Pyra the neerester of education. The opposi t erm tiave ,ateacketl- the unIntster un- sparingly vied xtdeeteed and sneered at his pence-. Ile seldom defeeded him -*lel! but pave tielat; the eleetIon ds over --Ile states 'beset thla tirra-e tie neaa- at"hand ,ar.hen the Tao:ranee well 'tee fully pro- - erided with Notenaleseeooi trained teach - The resulteng benefit to- the pro- -NrInce cannot be estanrated, ,and. the ad- nelealbie tnannee On. Welch the- minister has stood the abuse: ea to be commend- . •13AYF1EL.D.--Practf.callya unatrirnous • vote was elven here Manday be favor of he town he:ofr, 1enked -la the eydre electric power 94-11 SPOTTON • Stands for rill that is modern In Business Training. A Chain of Seven Colleges in leading townsand cities, Two Thousand students in reei Colleges • abd Home Seedy lest year. We train front Len to L 4enty stu- dents for every one trained ey most sehoele. There's a reason It is freely adMitted that our gear:hi-lees get hest positions, and the derliand for thent is "seven" times the supply, clusive right for Ontario of the iinome Bliss B mkkeeping Sys- tem. You ro".3.3.- study al home or pat•tle at hvatie and finish at College. A Bosiness Education pays a dividend eveYy day of your life, Winter Term From Jan. CLI INESS OTTO SECT:ZT LIBRAR1% ortant Papers That Were' Starr., Away by Queen Victoria, Witbm tbe,wde or 1tUv1:04,1013) pa Z14:1d t wtruo ed on ;he ou" prinelpie i o room nuowu 24, library." and in till,: ar= -iron do; prir0te lei' • otelt w*r ttwv sent forth to 4,i, doulithw set the wa03, „verF,13 t4111:1111,; FrOt11 thQ Very commencement, of he, e.n11 QM' ell Vetted:I ' neeliluousa tined nway ilt Moe order nil famfb other 11,4)4,1'40g paper:4. 4011. stotit in Me duty belug u seen - who mitered her service wattle C-teeu yenr$ of her ailaiSr4011 00 the ) find who retained Ms Wave me •1 her Uttljegy''S death, thougit be Mtn -olt bud no access to ulne-tetults o1 he papers whieb are docketed, tii; I;to itmen alone Wattling the heys .41; - safes and cabinets le wheel) tem . rot library" evae contained- .luet before her death ber neteeste nideillo the list of her papers a bareh if totters of the most private and von edentlal laud, addreseed by the late ; tinve consort to hie brother. the Unite Ernest of Coburg, end it Is a well tie TM:tined fact that when possible si; 'iu'qutred every sorap written by tie; tate eensort to his private friends it et •said by those Who are qualified E(, urtnise that the 'secret library" net only tells of royal marriages, biriee ond deaths. but that it is virtually tee private history of Europe during the last half of the nineteenth century. - Louden Tit -Bits. European Civilization. The first pavements In Paris were laid about the yeer 1200; in London. about 1417. Berlin was without pave mews far into the seventeenth cen tiny. No houses had glass windows before the twelfth century. and as late as the fourteenth century anything might be thrown out of the windows of Paris and London after three times tailing out, "Look Out!" Shirts were not known until the time of the ern- tiaders, and the fine clothes which la- dies and gentlemen wore were seldom washed. but only occasionally -scent- ed." So late as 1550 there were to he found in Paris but three carriages. while In England coaches.. date 'front leSO. Forks were unknOwn, and table manners were exceedingly -unsightly." • Worthy of the Highest, The talk had turned to the orphan children of IrenrY Doane ot Cherry' _ Ails, The former resident asked the stage driver how they had PrOSPered- "They've ,done first rate," was the hearty response. "Both of theta haare done first rate. 'Joe Eddfe,ho learned the carpenter's trade and baa worked right along and as for Emma Susan -Well, 11 tel you what somebody frem over the Center saki to me only last week about her In, conversatioa reg,arding her husband. "Emma Suian married Prank, Ilax- ter. one of the James Baxter& Well, that Man from the Center, be said to mei '1 hear Frank Biexteea been cho- sen selectman, Well, 1 deal know but wilat he'll do all right for you: he said; lYtIt., whether e'et theme for the plane or not, there's one thing certain - if ever a woman looked•suithble to the position of seleetmales we and would do it credit Emma Susan Baiter' e that womane "-Youties Compentora • Occepation of Idols. Some strange oceupetione figure on. Indian census schedules. At thelast eenstis in many villages of Elaidarabad. and the central pi-evil:fees •enthusiast.le and devont enumerators returned, the yillege shrines' and temples as "occu- pied, houses." The occupant was the Idol,. whose, oecupatiod was statedas -granting boons and .blessinge. living on contributions ' froth • the tenants.' Other callings reed -teed on the scbed- n1es Include- colleetors of edible, birds' • eeiets, • receivers • of stolen goods. IvItchee. wizards and ,:cow ,poisoner.s.2- Pail Mall Gazette: •' Stumbled on .the Will. • Wilts. have often proved a- stumbling , Nock t� the novelist, -liner:flagrant chsemay be mentioned. -A .papular, writer rcaeiees an.eld•aristocriet to have his ''last v7,111' and ,teStament'! witness•,: cci by his butler' endebik,„heesekeeper,. t tbeth hfbeilefit under ye e . Ina tee , , , - _ lt-, ' By so doing But the•enthOredieee 'notithw„, „.. To many Books. Barnaey Bleb in hie Preface to 'A, Nen" Deseription of tretara,- published In UOO writes; "Que of the diseases of this age IS tile unetitude or boos that cloth so over:barge the world that it is net able to digest the abundauce ht idle mutter thee is eery day batele, eel Mel brought into the world, that are as dIvelm In ;hell,' for= as their authom be In their fnees, It is hut a tbriftleee and thenelees oceupation. this writing of Ineeke. .e man were better to eft elneing irt a cobbler's ghee, for hie inly vet -thinly it peuny Peteel not n book writer. If he gets $01netinie0 0 OW eommend=“104s, or the lud:ei^)ns. he shall be sure to reap a thousand FeTu-narhes of tee ma- lieleue." NO U5*. Poeabontas bed saved the Ilfe 0; Cliptuin John Satliba - "Whet would Imre been the use of Editing him, anyhow, par she said, "There ore millioas• of ttier John Sinittei, Alta there wouldn't hare hem et line about it in the papers," Efer news instinct was unerring, Saving the captain's life madea tirst page story of the affair. -Chicago ews. Black Egge. The back Cayuga dUcir, a South. American bird, frequently laTs black ,egg. The coloring does not penetrate the shell, being duo to an oily pigment which can, be rubbed off. In aucces- sive layings tho coloring fades and dis- appear& Every Woman If rs. PY..1.41.3'3-,Tilat! hUs ba nd "t?ysd iiike tell hie': 86710 '100 ha• t hare I 'ever” ''''ge..,:,?PienkfaS• The Usual Way. 1She-What would you do if you had money enough, to supply your needs7 Ile -rd start in to make a lot morel to supply ray wants.-11xehango. His Occupation, Doctor -I think, perhaps, your occu- pation is depressing. • Can't you Bad* more cheerful job? What 123 yOUr work? Patient -L am a joke writer. $TATIES ortu0c.114t2i0cColu1;x0Tr TOIXDO. • Frztrzlc 3. Cheney makes.' oath that he is senior partner of the firni of 11; 4. Cheney & Co., doing hitt- noel in tile Oita' of Toledo, Camay end State afore. raid, anti that eald.dria 'trill pay the ,um of ONE HUNDIVP.ii) DOLLAS,S for eaCk and every ease of Catarrh that oanuet. be cured by the use of Ball's Catarrh Cure, feilaliN 1, CIIENET sworn to befors uutand subscribed in my pree floe, this Oth dal' o Doceinber, LD. ma, (srax,) A.W,OLBASON, Noun:Pomo UaWa Ce't arrli Cui8 t e‘kina. interne/1y, and at; th directly on e blood and mucous surfaces of t e system. Send for teeitinloalahifese. F, 3, CHENSY &CO., Toledo. 0. Sold by all Druggists. 75c, Take Hairs eandlY eilhi tor constipation. cpfsiTrAALT.A, Mrs. JObri ""Jae017, '1410 has been lunf,"'s- tr Plater, :Urs, Vied llaween, xete2,, returned borne yesterday. -,Tee onee of Mr, and ..gra1-F'ranx oantea has beon brigletened, by the Al:rt.-vat ef, ,two asaghta'rs.-zwr, Yana'. wouo ta-ni, supply o ee dulling the week and the qualty -thIsayear, real ger:en-Mies Clara and 'Wesley' lieneasey or cincie- baye viptted at We'S.; (Mg/gine on San - day, -Mr. SteadVtill et Sax:WA Tialted at Bleh, Davera last ''-u-ftetay,'.--',Ntiss Etth- 41 Palmy lett Monday for Darrils,..--MleS z,t.t.c..N7pti nutataltia 14.site4 at Mrs. Wes. last week. -Mrs, ArchIe MeFalls. of. Lilddu/pti visited at Mr, Tnos. W& Sur..day;---Mr:. 5ifrioli ,Weitzer mother at $1141.t.ta on Sunday, -MS AzE1 AndersOrt itvd at atilsgreen" last victilf„ T-4.1‘1 . Aelcerman Q.; .1 land, -anize. caTua 'o vs.t us :btu. 'lt-3 ton dl's' rarwaaseco.-:ed applicatfoaS, "w"I's",th, WA.te a surprise to 'is. Peee nteekang; weeelltela for tint- fatiene. Jae. 12 and -19, wben most o ti".1e A0PE0ante W6 -e Present to have a retie en the even welch' they will not feriet for e, tam'. Teo Cewacil fur- nibeed supper for all, coneleting QC the %pod, things that the Milian of Ellnerliie Omincit know how to 8.0.7fQ, also' oystecre were st..-wed. 5,toi tare a Pr1nee by W Stat. -ham Q: i47cPter. Tee Hall crowded to the, clears; voi,th Fx•-!ec'rndS 401.1OWfOlg add,rega mra..3 read to argawzo 8CISQ1'.111aQ. NM1,114> 11134.Q a suit-, le kealleeneeee'' Te Priem) E. W. kAcleerrnan,- ' WA, the FaV,Inkbere e Eir..81V.MC CQQ-41c4, 06, CeO.C.P., *nee ta hereby tender to ou our meet sincere aed. Iteetterth s .for t;e zeatowe ad ceaveltuel t'oele you neve pereceemed aneeree tie. e'en, eaper short etity ;Toe eave not -9111Y YOar abillts- ittt ; otvanizer, but your high chattel& to a yerjr maffgeel deeree. You have thereby formed 'due+ PC Pr1eadVP f) -Y will not aoon b „ brotteee May lyou lefaf00 sparee •to 'labor. en :tie ett•f.irefae cf: our order and I fat th-i cause o.. tee Maetee, and wnen !the laeore eee late are ended we may all I Inet,t agaie .en Gmatt Counea on hlieh K'r.clly accept mei our elight token or ,expprecieteon en yotte emecceatul work ;eine:el:et es.--Seened. leeneon , c.C,,, walifam Telma, Iteeortiere Money Back Dandruff Cure liARPLEY W S. COLE GUARANTEES PARIS- - We had our, January, thaw on Thure- IAN SAGE FOR. DANDRUF, AND FALLING HA.I.R dae of last weeir.-Mr• F. Grattoniour gen:al stage deliver, did not get thru— Destroy the Dandruff. germs, that's on Tuesdey of'. last :week on aceoent et to eradicate ..:Iaad- the deified ,condition 01 . the road, Hanco toe 'c'IllY It'll°wIL Nvar. rutT, and PARISIADT SAGE contains e 110 news Sa'ont vette ;correspendent. -- ust ,the Ingredeents that vrill destroY On Monday :egret twire youtie- men. en- ' route - erten Ilensall to Centratia. lot ,gt'Dnannsdr*ur.r. eauslail falling, hair wIti iyaid. tither way et the darkneas, beine unace queinted valet the road- Thee Upset the lic8s fbotla-"use alio itttle dandruft germe ;rob lett lueir roota et the :lour:sit:Tient cutter en (fee 'Of the delta one of them losing a rubber overahoce The called *tat should 'go to sueelY lltie, luster, at Ilarpley P.O: abotit 5 o'clock,,ii..,nt. alldkrt'llANst r t* t,ielGEo pate.tbut ten ents r -e c and Postmaster Love gave them thep ir'. a ibottfe at WS.' Cole's, and deuggeste Ilear."Jra, and started them on the right road to The „desto-nation..-MIss Ida everYw„heirel. It f.s guaranteed to ban-- tail deavdrurf, atop fa.ILing eate oe scalp Webb ,or Gielfead, :Niece., es visiting ' ilea', or money rtxeck. The oirl wite the frlieruls en :file rWeghborheod.-Mr. Geo. herritt and antly have moved nto; Auburn haer „es on every bottle. It is a SeI tbe'..2 new house. No doubt theY Ve.11 Q -105t deV,ihtful and dthatity perfumed expefeence solid ,cornitort now . Id:ass:ea ;Oat (meekly invigorates the ; scalp. 1 "Nly ettir was falling out; badly, until WHALEN. I begaw to -use PARISIAN SAGE. but . ft looks tene now. 1\ty hatr was, getting MT. and *AlrEi. X._ WrVight spent last veey thin, lbtet et Is getting thick and week v3tiL't'31ng triende near ,Eseter and erave.":-Efize. tarcher, 60 Church St., entealea.--aeir. igaeieuel 'Perart has been liaritord, Corea., t'auzie 5: v,:sining triendis around tills vicinty for i • th;e past tear weeks.-1Dasa Ida kOrriour 1 Mary Srnflth. to Mr. Pletcher Of eunshene on Wednesday, San. 24.—Mr. Wm. Og- ' organist, attended the wedding- ,of Missi 1 . 1 den .had the mi)afortune tO eat ilia hand 1 Y. M. C. A. BLDG.. Osult ha si lyeen laid oft work LONDON. ONT. and as a m 'f,ar a week, or two. ' ' - BUSINESS and SHORTHAND SUBJECTS. Registered last season upwards of -300 •' Too late, foe last weelstudents and placed every graduate. Seven s _ . , P ter, Mrs Ashten, en London, Lail's' week. i Mrs. ale.d JdhillEitOrl visited rher sis- specially qualified regular teachers.- One -LXisieoe CE'ealri arid Violet Short or lour trained help.;hundred College in session from -Wieete Oak, arid Mr. ,and Mrs: Gordon : . , Sept 5 to June 30. Enter any time. 13fmtaie of near Clandeboye vi,sitedwIth, 1 Cat alogue._miCollege Free. --Mrs.-George ,Mfillason of Whalen , :is 'i ess titi4en i.r uncle 4r. 5: V, Wilson on Sunday. Forest City ' E laid up w2tfa blood poisoning. 'Shehad ' 3. - fAr . WESTERVELT, JR. ` J. W. WESTERVELT. Sh and a chNbla-laa beak in her heel ' which • Chartired Acpuntant. - , Principal. caused 1:k. . IS '•Nies PmacipaL 177 THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE MR EDMUND WALKER, av,0„ LLD-, MCA-, PRESIDENT ALEXANDER LAIRD, GENERAL MANAGER • CAPITAL, $10,000,000 • REST, - $8,000,000 FARMERS' BUSINESS The Canadian Bank of Commerce extends to Farmers every facility for the transaction of their banking business including the discount and collection of sales notes. Blank sales notes are supplied free of charge -Oa application. • BANKING BY MAIL Accounts may be opened at every branch of The Canadian Bank of Commerce to be operated by mail, and will receive the same careful attention as is given to v.11 other departments of the Bank's iensiness. Money may be deposited or withdrawn in this way as satisfactorily as by a persooal visit to the Bank. • 4231 BIMTB11. BRA/ICU-W. N. col -A -ails lenacea Branch aloes at Cmenton. .,.01mormohimmommii ie o sons an Inoorporated 1855 Record of Progress for Five Years -1900-1911 pital Reserve Deposits Loans and Investment Total Assets $opoopoo smoopoo 23,677,730 27,07,090 $33,090,192 $1,000,900 4,600,000 362042,31i 38,854,801 48,2$7,281 anchea in..iacatda, and Agents and (lorreapa dents in all the Principal Oitiea in the World. Menet BANIIINLI )31,1$1NRS4 IMARSACEEID. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT at al Branches. Interest aileWeil at highest current rate. . EXETER BRANCH Agenta at Exeter foram Dominion Governmen ouieN4 CABLING, Solicitors. N,D, 11111tDON Managst, FREE -TO YOU—MY SISTER Reit TtivoteaNie EVERY SISTER SUFFER. • INC Fitcm WOMEN'S AiLivtEerrs. • lam a Woman.- • .1'knoW womaffs sufferings, , 1 will tfizteuurldr-eteliepicUartiey. •ilari-7_,0",,ra,Lhome treat., Ment with full instrUctionetwany sufferer 'front' WenteM.Suilments. I,want:to tell ngt, women` about thxs eure- you, anyreadoe, fOr 5303.1rsett, rour• .tlteaufi1g3iloitilef.toywo,u,r-torn.oai.tthr:r.,7" porta, Yso...eurit .:,4sitS.,theot•in:e.r:wwisttinto,iit.04 thoholpot doetor. Men cap notunderstand Wom-, ;en"Ei Sufferings. What .we ,women kno or from ex- . erlettee,,:we know' better than £9.1y.91,0a0 . 1 k at roy home treatment Is n sate and en re'en f Leill'ObiatceoFiro. rWkiit Sh dis,eluirge,Uleerntion;Oh o , Ic a eine I FofilngOftheW9mb,'PY'siost",saantY Periode,,uterine or 0 varian, Torriors-or 1croWths, also pains In flieheaoi back and baw05, liendiiiiloarifeelings.rieryouenese; 'Creeping fee; jog up.th,..e spine; inttlineholy..ddebsAiatdedlet•tcrroY;lbhkeat flashes, weakmesai aey 0 ob: 4,*11er estised by. weatcpyss p.,,CS1113r.:t r. i 11,irant send to 'y a complete 10 days trestLt m , 1. ' . ettirelyfreetoprove,710 you:t hat y,on cian 4416'948llqalckidie rettittall11'11't tWiU:701;°!19tU aki*r'aidreSs,,tel pow y 3 tIV6IL1,1a:1tf1,111;iliA itllt „' . , MOW ItOttryia,a1.4;',oldoey:04a3kW,ttre.,5„,tetheea,-_(3reki,Si 'OS. d Painful ty epetthefilfaideefebeeedity; eteleerr,e.eoreee,,,teefeilsiigee-e,seea tam tit esult.fronittP;)100.: 1 an 1441(041144(TerAVAVilikliArcitAlitifir L',k47=1:citi4 non 111', 111 gI l3 otker, Ste-eaaateeent and: ' ette,a1 otPia itigborit$Ritr044- - Write todaya you Ina3r esete, „Lela etsL TAO, fenera Ten St, James 'Con - ;3ere.,1,3.77.11C71:Yger4514: elVe a if Mr. +1,d1EN0,0'10. 41,9174es brol out,and 4.140,1warts V:ptgitivkl:r0QoutrOPtiaz1.0 beretyt:r.0 'Eh WIC eve Winter Resorts ound Tr;,,P Tourist Tlekots noW oa sa to all principal Welter Resorts encludIng CALIFORNia, MEXICO FLORIDA Etc, An Atte-at:tem Route to Western Canada is via. Chicago STEAMSIIIP TICIC.ETS ON SALE BY ALL LINES. Full information trom XNIGHT, Agent, Ezet Fresh roceries We are now well establish- ed in business and we believe on the best of authority (nam- ely that of a daily 'increasing business) that we are meeting a long felt want, and' giving the best of satisfaction. Remember our motto,— "Fresh Groceries all tne time • All kinds of produce taken in exchange,. JAS. GOULD VITRA 1J( LITRATFORD. Our elaturea are now' larger thee eyer nettere but 'we leave enlarged our quertera hen ewe' have room, tor a few more students. earen Inlay enter at apy eme We .irave a. start e tneno ecedenstructora and our coersee eee the at. Our ,gencluates succeed. Tate wetk eleterie recent gra,d,ueteis informed tem that :they have pea:leans paylng $65 '070 and $125 por inontee We hava hree denarthreats„-Commercial. Short - need and 'releteraPhy. Welt° for our free catalefeue •nowe D A. McLACHLAN, Principal. RAILWAY SUPERINTENDENT CURED OF CATARRH Morriscy's "No. 26" Prescription Cured Obstinate Case. PETITCODIAC, N. B., May 10. 1911- 1 had be▪ en trdubled for quite a number of years with a very annoying case a Catarrh of the head. It kept me "Sneezing, coughing' and --gpittirg nearly all the time, and my" work running to and fro In the trains -- siggra,vatod the trouble more or less account being exposed to all kinds of weather. The car dust also added to the irritation. Your No. 26 Catarrh Cure for internal and external use was recommended to me, and I decided to give it a trial. I used 3 boxes and am entirely relieved, and 1 feel so much better that I wanted you to know it was your medicine that fixed me up. You have a fine remedy Indeed in your No, 26 Catarrh Cure. Everyone who has Catarrh ought to know about it and should use it" A. TT. Robinson, Supt, fl 64 la. R. R. The al, eV prescription is not ,a. "Cure - or -W -called patent' medicine. Dr. • Morri/V prescribed it for 44 years, and it ctuatM thousands alter other doctors failed. 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