Exeter Advocate, 1912-3-14, Page 4Sanders & t;recoil, Props. .Y
IRTRSDAIr, 711Ait. 14, /12
Witten }ota, W, `!'. White brings el)V.:n
budget he Will be a,>aler., to announce
ls,rg.est surplus isn the ,history ref
Geta it Nil' : about $3a.000(10
tiv,r 41a :_;sc:3.
year, an, inetreaee ct.t Hanle
lt,,000,000 over the surplus 'w1:c Ho4
!Fielding announced a ,"`ear ago,
The financial staterrze*a„ : or the past
I rt rnthe shows that the country :s
sits'tie ttvta tide of prosperity, eaxd !hal
- ns`a.ess ray ever expanding, The revenue
"e,r isle eveii xnoatas was ,1,*0,015,e
I c,
4,r,fd 4,,;dthe exp.•t.diture was' $ x7,145,
w •eonSOlideted fund. The Increase
',la the reveantle fon the eleven, months e,
. ie4 ¢3.!' 000 and et e rpel.d°ture
dea:l'tb of It' n far the work of
"_ , Z.4',4,stry is a ?ae which all de-
:aFx"-aliatt, ;is have ie face, Ill the An,
.t..7.4tea.4 Meese ,o+ Huro,t it le evident
"
the fact that &bias year there, aretwo
graduates tram Koren a..r .1
;cua;x raze fact that the college has the
est etarolnietat (Ph record augurs well.
'ing nears, ixr:ita shortage et oleo
e r Huron College i in aitlai;ilor
sa Ana!4; kty tat the eater tt eo9
ges. 'btat;rl; tzt the ,Aztglieat and
tr:.,at.Qi; e,
ria Q t wall :tQtu 1
f eaaetat
Metiredle e have voted
,; tic " »o" 4t. than have fixe;
butt , ie deubtfut lY *lithe'
eater pa;oTaoratjof than
seats Abe fleece*
state merits nl°
-, t elteral Modoratio
Tte .,ale Chores), .and ftev. Lr,
sulneriilntendant elf 't! )lntho,
xtvnthiy
last, with
straa.s and
Order
CEiltTRALI.
Tne funeral ot 3frs:-jylt2 atle to Place
of Sunday last t'slom, the home of' )fr,
TOIL 1?eripseyv Mrs. HTcE'aUs had been
a sufterer for Inaaly years with acute
tteunxatitatn arid bad been eolzl::tned m
the house for more than a •,
has one ,son here, Alea,4 clerk t ease She.
Out-
house, c atthG Dui.
Rev. Powell `<DY Exeter assisted Rev:,
Blatchford at the services, on Monday
evening' last.
The ladles ofthe church held tiler
annual quitting at the church on Tues-
day afternoon, A large attendance was
present a n d
n alt?; ttu; tits: 'were complet-
ed to be sent to the ria:satonarzes.
Be.tt\fou?ten Of Dresden a eat!:
a few days dura; t the p
a Past Meek vis-
iting his elate'', Mrs. Jams yzltchelt,'
kiss Mabel Sceli of T;.uean le visiting
with. „Mr. and Mrs. S, Andrew.
Mr, W. Colzv.31 shipped a carload of
eery fame- cattle to 'Par to
on ON Saturday
r:ss Kate Mars:hail spent a fe?a date
the guest of friends- at.V',;nchelaea.
'firs, Anderson has returned to the
"village again after a couple tnppntbs vl -
with her dao;: titer at St. Thomas.
LUMLEY.
aft•, and iffy. Ardy,e nyckn1aan o '
yloaeejat'. Sask., who have spent the
a 'titer relatives here have returned to
tF;o't' t:o-,-ne,—Mrs, Albert Seanxore and
+:iter; of rolllleck. N, Dale.. !cave re-
n to t2:e_r home, aftee spending the
pasc. three •'months tbe former"s
razor e^. _Errs Mat -v Rycnaa, i
fas
€D-rstl: of, Se. o_th -who has beer; a,t*.
t tt
her cous.i ,'£
asset' Jatyle$ Broad,
°tturated to _tits hgne'= or; Saturday._.
Nan %Iorton sT1;,:t the week end
r parents at F£iarpurheS*-•Mr,'
f M'`tctiell and Mtss .Bell Sad
f Staffs were eecent vias tore at
Jas. Horton
Jack Glenn a have returned from
Master Willie Horton ixad the
anti to l4we his awbene broken
wta:le p1a3^_'7 foot 'trail.=)Ir,
Enoch Parker has purchased the Imery
ere, The gree pard was $1700.
eleanxe the t'a' 'tux^ neighborhood.
Maude Glenn Is visiting relatives
rrta.)faster James Broadfoot :s
•l'in'e ins. NN art* glad. a 'report, --Mr.
Robert McArthur )gnat a clay
thele elauftltter, ?airs, 5,,
W. N, Glenn had they an's-,
bTeak some Pt' 11:a ribs White
W. J, Vane; utas itat
t o a antawhat from a strOka - ;a'; r,
Tt cktnan sold three -Year -91d
her s,z to Mr, John Traquair for
~ar:dso"00 Pilate. Tids colt ;s bredl
n tl e noted Colonel hunter, owned
Thomas Murdock of Itefasa3t
John Glenn. Sr„ dellve;ed a One
Alex. Innis oC )reit:' Clara-
goad t'sa'r,—•Mr. Jas. Horton
•
veered a .tine anatel:ed 114 -air to
1a. John McLean of Transit, ,Tor which
c '+acd
the long 'pI"ce. J:m don't
a"aytl'aatT else but the good,
Gleed spent Senday at tee
v, Andrew Dune:itl near Varna.
oaf the *nag people attended
:la I3elnsall ata ZS'cOtiesd:ty
and report ,a a; a oil i;•nnr, It
Star of 'eft.. and Mral, A. IT.
BORNE Gpt,TICIL
to ilii rltl tits eta m.b
e: utast oe tic a
:anei •approved.
ee cal.:a;dcr ibie :semi to: tlnc xttal
a ;JLIrehael. g a stems crusher wa
o'er until next meeting.
ta. ;ltavd;e rusts ngaI n engaged
tge t e raid x; radtar at 84,00 a
sn,aik done ria." statute Labor
Tc' day :or roan°tact work.
tzv ,aecounte were paused andorder
d at payttacm. Count:1 then o.djeur
> asx^et sipr% Gtit. at otar, o'clock.
F. etoRLEY, Giork:
4t th 'TAwt
ere present.
wet:11g were
a
a87CTLERS' EXCURSIONS TO TIIE
WEST VIA THE POPt L 111 ROUTE,
ae Grand Trunk P.ailway System to
and thence connecting lines.
mraxet,c.,ny Tuesday, March 1.2th and
t':acuing every Tuesday thereafter un-
April 30t11, to principal paints in
, takatchewah gan.itoba and Alberta,
:,rteMyna and N rtes Dakota, including
rtfs on Grand Trunk Pacific Railway.
Me:E.:Grand Trunk Pa.c_''tc Railway, short -
eine, fastest tame, finest service.
czeween Winnipeg, Saskatoon and Ed
z,- ht•on. Before deciding on your trip
r .rsiit any Grand Trunk Agent 'for
revel -particulard lit to 't
411.4
FARQ UHA R.
John KeY d:sewed ot his farm
'eeeday of thee week to \tri Tiles.
I dor :i gaod :gut- e. T1r a tan ie
m
)eet the 'beat :n the neighborhood,
Mr. DaviF,1 Cottle eeel a load of 11:e
cattle to '¶T m onto :tnazket last week.
eleasrs. W Bray and Norman Pass-
more else visited the same market this
week having gone with cattle far Mr.
I 'eka of Central:a.
Our tow:neleip .`s bese:d;ed with Rural
Mal advocates these day's, and we under
.,d :t es to 1 ams general through
tie Tnvnsh'p en the near"future.
Mr. and 11rs, Joseph Vance have re
greed to their Home' en 13riton, after a'
'eek spent ht attendance on Dtr, W. J,
;aee
, who is, we are pleased. to know,
tt lrov tri iaverAbly.
acs of Michigan, brother of
13+a;try Francs, has been vis;tint, here
!le latter part of the past week.
;lir, and Mrs. Ed .Campbell are thus
weak mor,ng 'onto the'r new home, re-
cently purchased from Wm. Stewart.
Our churches voted strott 1y Ln favor
of church uon. The vote :n the Presby-
terian church was 205 for and 2 against
and 'in the Afethodst' church 05 for and.
2 against.
Another ,ef the old landmarks d'sap
peered last week when Mr. Ed. Fanson
took down and :moved away the 13r'_ma-
combe barn, whish ha is using in con-
struct`_,ng ,'hes new one to be erected the
s an z era re, or write
corneng summer.
a:., E. Duff, D'strict Passenger Agent,
mc,rauto, Can.
rhE .'blockade of coal cars at the
ez:agara "border has now been relieved
arstd. the Grand Trunk Railway is bring-
tfcoal Onto eastern centres of the Do-
rc n3on freely, 'I have just got :a wire
sone. Black Rock," yard a`:Toronto off_
ceOse of the G.T.R. yesterday, "sad -1n„
that thousands of cars of hard and
far.it coal awaiting delivery to dealers
ia,tv on the ;Move. `IE the weather remains
..fid, the pulbl::e need not worry for,in
mother week, the situation will be
t"selc to et's normal cond'i'tion."
Have you expended cbnstdeeable:
money and energy to make. akiw.dinb
r
e, Y
attractive to_lo.dgers and boarders and
/lien : been disapperiht'ed ;: in your
setronage.
" There' will be room for clis't
.R-
ti % Mtnent if you use oeir' Ve nt Ads,-'
'Theywill brie you .i !
.: g Y oc cps and
f''kearder of a desirable class.
WI ALEN.
Mr. and Mrs, Geo, MillsOn, J. V.
;wfillsot and J. Wreig;ht spent Saturday in
London.
Mr, and Mrs. •Sethi Brown of Central:a
visited at Mr. Phillip Here's; on Sunday
Miss Ida Hern gave a party to all
the younm people of this vicinity, and
4.eedless to say all spent a pleasant
even Mg.
Mrs. Ernest Pa:"'tAnson, wtaa is about-
to leave for a her home :m the west visit-
ed friends in London last week
Clarence Milson started Mdnday on a
see months' term at the Stratford Bus:-.
ness College,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gunning gave a
party to all the frilends and associates
of their lean,Walterr it being the occas-
ton of his 21st b-trthdaye An oyster
supper vias served, after which a 'splen-
•did evening's entertain lent was given,
also a chlaice present was made to Wal-
ter as a token ot the esteem he is held
by ;sins many friends
GRAND BEND.
Mr, Robert Dnidds of Seatorth '.s, vis-
'tri ; around litre.—M.:. Stanlake of the
2nd of Stephen was :11 our' burg Monday
Johnt Hoffman of Dashwood was;
`dere ' en busenees Monday.—Mr. John
Torrance ,Df Clinton was at the Bren-
ner House last' week.'=Mr, Cornish. of
M:o ui an -visited here Maeday.—
Mice
Mame Crawford was takersuddenly
1 ill
Sunday, but .s some better. -Mr. Jos:
Lawson and Ma-. Kere Were in our tell
aye Monday.—The retnai'n.s ,of. ides, Bets -
teed of Slefpka were laid to rest here
T„tut aday.—The social on Thursday even-
-ng a1 the P esbyeer an church was Well
attesti d. .Pro eed ,$3 :170, Mon
(r,
`-=',,t•Y,who has ;been visiting at Wm,
CtVe,.'s"'left 'Sa"tttrdayt;
it
TRICKY: ART, DEALERS.
Astute Parisian Scheme For Boom"zr.
"New Master."
For the booming of a new artist ars
astute dealer is necesary, ] (+ rotrilt'•
his artist as young as posstbleN prelet'
ably as an exhibitor of ,crazy otinvu:it••
at the autumn salon of the indt>Pend
eztts''eXhibition, and commissions hit'
to paint 100 pictures a year.
Qne by one, occasionally le twos and
threes, at judicious intervals the deal
er,sen4s the pictures to the flute,
Drouot for sale by public fuetlon
There he bas confederates,' wha rsbn
the price at each, sale. and he buy
them in himself,
After a few months. the young air
tist's canvases have a certain marhei
Value, 'and the next step Is taken tc,
turn their painter into a modern Inas
ter. The critics are attaeke d. One of
them is asked to toot: at some daub
and when he cries"out with horror tlari
deader says:
'What? You don't like it? 'rake 'i'
home with you as a favor to Me. live
with,, it six months and then"'-
" in due course an art anaal e ur vale;
Upon the critic and cannot contain hie
admiration for the new artist's ltir
tuge.
"What a masterpiece: The uaost
modern thing In art I have seen for rt
long timer" he exclaims,
Dout begins to
mind, band 'when one ordtwo moree the en
thtxslestie amateurs have vi:ltt'd tibia
he IS worked "up to, writing, an c•otnuat•
of pattegyrie on the new tzlMtater The
amateurs are, of course. sent Iny^ the
deader:
One or two articles and the booth:[
In full swing. Wealthy and simple
Minded collectors, remembering lone.'
other painters have been deeria=t1 lis
their early days and bow their wnri,'v
later have commended fancy prices
rush in.
The new master makes about 10 per
cent of the profit and the dealer rho
Other 00 per cent. The new: [easter is
at the mercy Of the dealer, If he
rumbieS the dealer floods the suction
rooms with a hundred ar so of bi-.
Izaeaterpleces and orders ills agents til"
to bid, the result being, that the 'nn
vaua„ea Sell at rubbish prices, and tit'
bOonY is. burst,—Gil Bias,
"Mad," but He Knew it.
:Fitzgerald, the author. was once
tvaWing down Church street. Wood-
bridge, In company with a friend on
thetheDeben n
way to to go aboard his
yacht, The day was hot, and :be walk-
ed bareheaded and barefooted, bis
shoes slung by their laces across his
shoulders, his clothes untidy and ill fit-
ting, At the four cross ways, where
the postotIice now stands, was gathered
a party of yokels; who made the
strange figure the butt for coarse wit.
"Ah, bor," exclaimed one in the sing-
song Suffolk vernacular, "e's as mad
as n bare in March." 1•sitzGerald turn-
ed to his friend, having overheard the
remade. "Tes," he said, "tho follow is
right, but I'm sane enough to know
that I'm rand."—T. P.'s London Maga-
zine,
Love and a Breakfast.
"John," she said to her husband, WTliO
teas grumbling over his breakfast,'
"your love has grown cold."
"No, it hasn't" ho snapped, "but my
breakfast has."
"That's just it. If your Iove hadn't
grown cold you wouldn't have noncar
that your breakfast had,"
Legal Lore,
"As a lawyer how would you advise'
me to see for agirl's bandl'
"Take the case to court and ask for,
Immediate trial:"—Baltimore American.
Incongruous.
Little Alick—What is an incongruity
uncle? Uncle William—An incongruity,
child, is a divorce lawyer humming "e➢
wedding march.—Satire.
Hatred b tike tare. It make P213
light rubbish deadly.—George Eiio
The following salaries are paid to the
St. Marys Mown ofttcials; Clerk •, 550 ;
treasurer, $325 twol auditors, •$25 each.;
tax collector, $100,; assessor, '150`;
cemetery caretaker, $550; chief 'con-
stable, truant officer, and health ,` en-
❑peetor, duties combined, $575 ; niglat
constable, $550 ; ': town stenographer,
-S1 0.
Wise men matt their lova letters in a
waste basket.
Mr. Ed. Anderson sb:, home visiting his.
Parents, Mr, .a+nd Mrs, G. Anderson:
ow -'s This`d
we atter One Hundred:DollarsReerardter an7 else
of Catarrh that: cannot be Cured by Rail's Catarrh
Cure,
F...e. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, 0,
We the uederaugnedhavo known P. J. Cheney for
the'last 15 years, and believe hire perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and ananciaile able to
carry 91st any obligations roads by his firm.
I7iAnntxo, EISSAs k 1tfAavax,
buholesaIe Druggists, Toledo, 0
Hell's Catarrh Cure is taken inearnelIy, acting di
rectly, on the blood and mucout surfaces of the
system, Testimonials sent tree. Price 75e. per bot-
tle. SoldbYeaUDruggist, ,
Takeliall'eFemily pills torconstipatiod..
$T. MAR3i.5--The Wheiihan Block was
destroyed l,y Lire ,on Tuesday trsorniele,
tyro :ee's barbel' re11.bp and Mrs, Mc-
Da'm's grocery store were destroyed,
Mr, and Mrs. "i1e}., Whh lave above the
state, escaped :n, thelr night' clothes. Mrs
McLaren °has kept the grocery store for
over fifty years.
"FUTLLAI;TON-,fir, and Mrs. John Rtatz
of Fullarton, announce th,e engagement
of their daughter, Ifargaxet K., to ;tfr.
William P, Bo!tfreftsch, The wedding to
take place Wednesday, March 2011&.
Lji AN --John )teMehenn died at his re,
s'denee here op. Saturday, The remalas
were taken to London, for "interment,.
the 'funeral being uatder Masonic Allele-
ices.
uspices,
G'7 ANDRBOYE
14aaa Myrtle &enopson, school teacher'
of Nvo, 9 school Ridduiph, is recover -
15g from her recent 'Illness 'and wilt
likely' be able to conunence her duties
at tate fist of the week.0-Mr. .Troy Me-
Rann :a busy 'caul:ng gravel for Ed,
Simpson. Mfr. S=lnpson intends putting
up a new barna do the coning spring,—
Mr, Stewart Roser and wife, of Don,'.
eld, spent tt few' bays with Mr_ McKee,-
: .
cKee:e. of tl.fs plane. `Sr. Ed. Simpson has
returned front Exeter, where he made
the purchase of an excellent driver,.
firs. Thomas Hennessy :s-serously
w:th an attack of la grppe,-Mr. EaTI
Iiarlton left :on Tt ursday for Newbury
where he will leave for,,Belle Plain Sask.
—liregley Hennessy spent yesterde}
with old friends in E:cetez —Mrs. Eli.'
Bice :s recoverilw slowly Prone, her re-
cent s'ciimeas.-,Mr. Love, of Ilderton was
'4ere recently, nxeasur<ng logs wh:ch
t^.•e been hauled to. tbeIG; T. R. iep;ot
nern the past two months, 'Ilea :mends
shipping therm to St. Tl>lonlas' as soon as
poss"ble,
)1r, Ernest A.:Scins,'who h.as,been stipend
:ng the Past few months with his
uncle gr, Johnson •,t.I.:ala, of Afoores-
v:tle, left for Its how, in Manitoba to
day.—',Ir. Gerdoll Bant:nr; ltae sold his
farm and farm stock, and tn,Sve
to the West. In a few days, where he
has purchased a, farm.
SETTER THAN SFANtCING
Spanking does arat, cure children of bed
yvw;ttitng. 'there is a conetitutl'onaj cause
for th',a trouble, lira. M. Sununers, Box
W. 840. Windsor, Out., will .send free to
any mother her successful home treat-
ment, with lull iastruetions. Send no
money but write bar to -day If your
children trouble' y,,au .tut #lira way, Don't
blame the child, Vie chances aro it
can't help it. This treatment also cures
adults and aged people troubled with
untie difficulties by day or night.
FARM FOR SALE ORBENT.
A first-class 1n0 acre Tama,, with; good
buildings, convenient to school and
church,. about eight miles. from Exeter,
four ,utiles from shipping point, Small
bush, and orchard, never falling supply
of water ; and land well undordral.ned.
Possession at once. Wdll sell or rent.
Apply at the ADVOCATE OFFICE.
Electric Restorer for Men
restores everynerve in the body
PhospLltlnt)1
to its proper tension ; restores
vim and vitality. Premature decay and all sexual
weakness averted at once. Phosphene' will
make yon a new man. Price $3 a box. or two tot
S5. Mailed to any address. The Scoboll Drug
Co.. St. Catharines, Ont.
MAKE YOUR CARDER
'YIELD ITS LIMIT
Piant thoroughbred seeds. Thor. ;
ouebbred seeds do not happen.
Theyresultfromlongand intens
gent breedinu. They produce A
big crops of the best vele-
tables. Use Ferry's.
For sale everywhere.
.1912 SEED ANNUAL
FREE ON REQUEST
PARRY tRedsarOaL
711
ost .His-
and Mustache
air; Beard
TERIt1BLE:'PLIGtIIIT ;OF A PENNSYLVANIA MAN REPORTED BY A PRO
M,INENT CITIZF.Nt :
"About ;two ye'ar's ago zn v hair,, beard not; ‘;d.ol just ' wltatt :h:a ,)writes ;it did.
rid '1 nustac'he started to come out ”' n' .Pelt''t_me':14ftc 'C,,aldur came into
,Puts. These oypatst' l ' b my :store after Pwrsta.
c smg ,the ,PARIS-
o
were en ' re Y are SAGE," lw !te}a; aisle dirt gg,_sts who
sold h.un, 'h',s appearance was so Chang
ed I did not know ,able:
'PARISIAN SAG.i`e w;,t,1wut doubt the
I110:4r; a f_tt.ant hah eiower, beautifier
and t'danetruff ‘cure =;in, the world, and
people tx;.110,axe wast. .ting,with
inary' ramme'rc'_al:-'tonics "shou;d`vrake
up.
PAIC
.ISLArPT= will] ba. '
na,sh. d,.e
n-
druff, stop;I.al1thg hair and itching;tcralp
w 1l pu (riffs, lustre' and I a,ity 'into
,ba'rr tdr. '.tames; ' backs Tt Is, i• •• a:.
r.1•oit ' `l: tful bbd''siresil ii t f'for
idle t oaa
r tea( women and. cb;tdren'. &.a; Ott bottle
Ilhet ,est W. :' CdLE'S and rlztis'rais
IQ 111 ata country : over,
Seeing PARISIAN SAGE advertised,' 1
rurchased ,d `bottles And after using two
11 the tbot:tle,s, -the ::h`aitr, came 'az '.1,now Ihavlo las geed!, a head of hair
is I -had before itiirite trouble started.
I , can tru wufaitly recommend bliis Pre-
.,aratnon ;to ',any' One tor ' wlitlut it i rec=
tmmended for Saha'' Gelder,"Jamison
Co., Pa. Get„- 11; :1811..'
•Piease••-bar On "rend that PAR.XSIA-N
1AGE, is nqt guarar,tieed to grow tta r
,,>n=.'bad C . h' de.d.
, roo t.
i caa ,. ibis dli
a 'na a'rak "'e'a R,o' • Bo'od
esooni Yrattzy PAItiStlN
E„CANADIAN
OF COMMERCE
SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O., LLD., D,C.L., PRESIDENT'
ALEXANDER LAIRD, GENERAL MAN4nGEfl
CAPITAL, _ $ LO,QOO,OOQ REST, $8,000,000
MONEY ORDERS.
. ,...
The Money Orders of The Canadian Bank of Commerce* are a safe,
convenient and economical method of remitting small sums of money.;
They are payable without charge at every branch of a chartered bank in
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 theevent e eat of loss of a Money Order the, Bank will, on receipt of
a satisfactory guarantee, make arrangements to refund the amount of
the lost Orde . A232
EXETER BRANCH --W, E3. COLLtNS, Manager,
Brandi also at Crediton..
The M lsons Bank
Incorporated 1x51;
Record of Progress for Five Years --l00 —153 1
Capital - $$,040,00O $4,000000 ,.
Reserve - $3,OOO,OOO 4,6OO,OOO
Deposits 823,677,730 35,042,311
Loans andvest t 2 5
I'l, dlteil S a.a7,4 .7,090 38,84,301
Total Assets $33,090,192 43,237284
Uaa$313ranclles in .itauada, and Agents and Oorrespondentsin all the
Principal Qities in the World,
A OaNRRAL SWUNG BUSIDIRSS TRANSACTIID,
SAVINCS BANK DEPARTMENT
a.tal Branohes. Interest allowed at highest current rate.
EXETER BRANCH
Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government.
DICKSON & CARI,ING, Solicito s,. N. D. HURDON Ma or,
Low
Rates To Pacific Coast
From :EXETER, ONT
MARCH 1st to APRIL lath,
—TO—
Spokane, Wansh.
Seattle,' Wash,
Vancouver. B, t . 41(1
Victoria, B. 0, 0
Portland, Ore.
Nelson, B. C.
San 1,'FraneSsco, Cal.
Los Angeles, Cal.
Sara Diego, Cal.
.,Mexico qty, Mex.
Proportionate rates front otherpointe .fen
Ontario.
$41175
The popular Route to
Western Cana
via Chicago
The Grand Trunk Pacific IRailwaya
shortest lime, fastest time, 'finest ser-
vice between Winnipeg, Saskatoon and
Edmonton.
Full lintormation from
J. 3. KNIGHT, Agent, Exeter.
Fresh
Gr oceries
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 pr r
ivin
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the best of satisfaction.
Remember our motto,—
"Fresh Groceries all the time,"
All kinds of produce taken
in exchange,
JAS COULD.
I e, FARM M FOR SAaTAla
That choice raz7u of 3,0S' acres on ttie
2ctd and 8rd concessions oC Ueborne,
being one and a half rnrilea frozrt :lllxeteii
On the prembse.s.is a. farce brick houso
with, slate roof, and frame barns ru
siatalL ,;., Fill l o .sold separ'atoly or
{.together to suit purchaser. 15 acnes
fall wheat, 4Q acres fall plowing dhine,
,' balance in grass, Apply to
THOS. FISHER, Exeter.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
SETTLERS'
TRAINS
--TO--
MANITOBA, ~ALBERTA
SASKATCHEWA N
The only through line
LOW COLONIST RATES
For settlers travelling
with lveatock and
effects
Special Trains
Will leave Toronto
Each TUESDAY
MARCH and APRIL
10,20 P.M.
Settlers and families
without livestock
should use
Regular Trains
Leaving Toronto
10.20 P.M. Daily
'Through botanist
and TourlstMoopers
Colonist Cars on all Trains
No charge for berths
Through Trains Toronto to
Winnipeg and West
Ask any C.P.R. Agent for copy of ' `Settlers' Guide"
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
O,ur classes are noire 'larger than
ever before . but - we have„,enlarged our
quarters' and we have room for a few
more students. Fou may enter at anp'
time. We have a staff of ,nrjno exper_
'enced ,dnsti'uctors and our courses are
the best. Our ,graduates succeed. This
week three recent graduates i•nforyxed
us that they Have posit ons. paying' $G5
$70 and ,$1,25 per rnonttn. W,e: have(
three departments, -Commercial, Short-
hand and Telegraphy; Write for aur
free cataldgue noW. ,
D A. McLACHLAN, Principal.
It Is
TO' protect your family from the ravages of- disease and 'infection;) and,
the rigors of winter; to make your homo thae abode of Health and Happiness.
Statistics tell us that there were over 250.1100 deaths in North America
last yearfrom fever and Puetxmonia; Over 90 per cent. of these were
cases
traceable, to out -door closets, and all were the result of insanitary conditions.
'Are you gong to allow tbuis terrible death, rate . to centirtaie.
Why not Insure, Health' by installing a "PA:RKYTE" SANITARY CHE-
MICAL CLOSET,
Absolutely: Sanitary and .,Odorless carries .the endorsement of Physicians
and Health Officials, wad our own' Iron -clad guarantee, Ttequires do expen-
sive water -system; no plumbin ; no sewage •::can be installed in any ;part
of your home at, 'the c'o'st oY a,few minutes p
_ {notes mf your spare tin -13; lasts'•.:. ):litre
time and cost leas t•hratv:,a CENT a day
"PAR
ICYTE .,; .Chemical „has- been • ,'r ,
proven :by, i3actextoIagzcal test bo be
the,„
most powerful Oluinfec' ntant, 'Deodorant acid Germicide known to: Science.'
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