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° `f..TUSDA `,, APR . 20, 12
T 1e Carpatthiian arafved is; II York
0 2 F ectad eveaniti with 739 of the ewe
e,: era of t. . l fated vessel The Tkt-
alnc,
'witch ws,s wrecked ort Sunday
el:t, Apra 34th, The total atenber
f' passengers and erVw tine boat
was 2$40 and thee° who lost the'r
!eves numbered. 1601, The lief of noted,
Catsad'aans and otuers who sank veldt
the shill vee in our 'issue or last
week :vas about correct, Many' graphic
•.accounts :.ave appeared in the de;,1y
papers oP tine heroism of ,the men, and
women, of the conditems at life aboard
t as boats at the time of a.cc:deet, the
'osier said quiet manner ce all but e
^pew rere'gie passenger, the teeny sad
part.x4,gs of husbands a»1d wives` and
deeetters and fathers, and throughout
the
bravery, heroism. and chivalry ofi
for market. All this vr?.11 paean some
labor and wane espe sass, But leak al
the returns ern an average year under
+a'veralee condllions, The profits trani
genes give acre oteetards well looked atter:
often equal the returns from, a Pifty
acre Yarm.. Yet the orchard .e neglect-
ed, and zt ;t produces el ougglt fair fatally
use the owner taw satieried,
Crediton
1, FOR SALE -At Zw:,eker'e, Crediton,
No. 1, Red Clover, Alseete,Aske Alfalfa, Tim-
othy,
'i -othy, Kentucky Blue and Orchard Grass:
-epeeially selected for se• rEng purposes
Also arguantaty of clean Alske and
T:n ethy Seed sl ed at very reasonable
pr res, Partes requiring should buy
Berl} as the tette:, grades -will he scarce
.led 111.6 -her, as season advances, -CHAS.
ZiarICKI,R, C%tEilITO'N,
Last Sunday morning the pulpit ire
the Evanget' eat Church was oceup.ed by
G, K. ,€ eeev t, and 'n the evening
there was no serrce. We are pleased
to learn that Rev.. Burn, who has sers
ed ae pastor ot the church the past
Men i
t
the 1 n ,yeare I .
.. `' of e . 1 S ntn r"CBt'.
'zz, o » a s_arrda
o & CCC a- et aa`n,
s s ul, .11 r n Dur-
a r,
y
out s bold ye e-, bearing out the nsab- ese, see short sial here,. the work Itas
lest toed:ttons of the race or noble :nen progressed weladerfuliy and there is
ens? -women,. L`Ze must have been dear a ua:ty as .never before.
to many o: these area who occupied, The awful ocean d` -easter last week
4eteMeernt posse ofe in the affair* of .has been the talk of the town. It
„at:Otte, but sane, and all quietly- Mead appears t4 t'. ve bean ; "Tetanic" blue,
ane-o;sally stood aside or :helped ifl itis ,d,.r sed l to `ear, indeed teat SO many
work of sen w
the omen and ell ldree 'prominent anti set the world haat their
T et the .see:dee.t was deed to eernte 'life threle h the, ne;teet of itis Corn-
• body's celeleSenerfa them le little doubt pxtry to supply' sufficient life-aeellig
rod .11 31vestfgaticen, le being shade with apparatus,
a view of rindieie, out time cause, Ur Frank Srieil has seep ed WO* at
daeetedly Cie speed was too ,Treat fix , meCiary's Factm,y :n London,
aniceberg region: the search lights etei A rneeOnN of the $owI°rsr was held
outlooIts could ;not have Deer, doing their',in H.. Eber's office oa efondeY evenilhg
duty*, and the leek of life s, r'ns apparelTile £ollow'!i =s the result of the
us ibmss been ehown to be aeff cient'electioxn of offerere,--Ilion, t rea. Rev, D.
-The tere'fie pace at whit* everT thing Forster; Pi,rese 1,
ne supposed to Move le Cala eget i$ g'atl:- Vice -Prose Smarr Drown Sec'y Trees;
seine a.1- tt„n,.rt,
4la harvest In the ]lues Dr. Orrract..k;owl:In°, 'weiat back last year
-{if men, The prophetic. words of Cuas. and very' little was doeebut new reso-
?i. H,.yS should be the a:gnal to call lut.ons have been rade and a number of
eel lr, "Tire stearlash=p 1't?es are v:etag new members }nave been secured so
w<;i., one another to attesin the auprette mere :a' good, prospocte of Crediton. re-
acy .rn ,ueur'ous ships s and le making
records. The Vette will cone eoan wheal
t't:a
'Will' be checked lay some appalte.%
4: sas;er:'
ga.'aals 014r Peet reputation as charm-
p:cm bowlers.
A on'ganezettont reeetinb for 'Local Op-
tion n this Township was held 1t1 the
Method:tit Church last Mondey, It s
expected that a vote will be taken lagaith
Neves Yeer's,
'o -r. o Fa&4 iew ;ears ke tea T:nr pr ylt'.Ilg plant .o- The Crediton:
Star was moved to Zurich on Saturday
t«dG .,n,er's orchard and aana:rey w;:;re Mr. Zeller will publish the pail-
tz:akers cr, e farm. Ii er, 'ter, Wickwire will continue with
iywevee, ee het farmers to real; e>,tl flit paper and expecte to keep a press
,Teey' k.ave ?CC', acou&tonged so long tet
„re ,foo ]eyes] job wta:^Ie
hard as i,rasely a Frazer Brown leaves this week £or
{sit- , , Tt,rlan wbero he will join rhe base -bail
ne,g'7' ta?l slu:silty ,t.,at they tail to rice •;;int of teat town.oas pitcher. We wish
even though prices t..r "Teddy every success and know he
:;h. A far.eter would coat- wilt make good.
lie rcap,d A harvest of Sam. Brown, wite and tamely and etre
I+ink motored to Zurich: on Sunday
bualnele trong five acrd of 'lvcn^u;, where they were the guests of Mr. and
zatnd said :t a. 'bushel that lr'wg,s sire.,John Prector_
nealtieg a very good thing of crapping T. B. Dawson ‘baa purchased a Hearse
and ;attends to start buaine3r3 a$ Bee
deritiker.
eft HO far as gra;:n grow:nl5 gars. But 1 Daniel Sweitzer left tor Algonquin
gra
De lite
a very difi:eutt
a„s,
elle:
Pod '.n
rr:t are
tieoae time acres, And ao he would too,
let us bole ,;auto thIa matter a Vette. To
Set that crop of whetit Ice bad to pre-
pare 'tete laud, sow the seed, harvent, aril
#i rash t, the expense of evlech most
'fie deducted front leis gross returns
Irene the wheat. Onthe other Itand
take a five aero orchard, of well selected
iruat. Witen the trees come -tato bean-
ir.g, they are there to do business every
Tear w'-tl,oait ally replentelnin6. The far-
mer does ino: have to put .nnew seed
o?e':y sprt'pi . If he cares for 11;s or-
clasrd properly he will have to :prude
spray and keep Iles orchard cultivated
and sin good shape. <Thcn he w7:11 ,].ave
to pick the apples end prepare them acr'pt::on.
Park 'a Sew days .ago where he has
:weep;cd a. position as Fire Rameer.,
Ors. "Wen- Erb has returned to her
home in Brantford after a short visit
.hare w*:rth friends.
Tw-o Ontario Government loans are to
ba placed upon the market by the Gov-
ernment this aprtrnT, one for $2,000,000
for the general purposes of the province
and the other of w21O,000 for the pup=
chase of timber i:nvita in Algonquin
Park, Bothloans be f1oeted iat On-
tarN and will be open to pepul.ar sub -
Dashwood
Mr. and Mrs. Ceres Burgenneieter re-
turned home Monday after a week's v:s-
It with relatives at Walkertola'and ]'.tan -
over..
Miss Luc, de Kraft. lett `Sonda for
Exeter alter a xhnosmth.'s vacation with
firer parents xterea
ah1 l'i'ps. Long. and daughter of
Landon spent Sunday wft,ly their daugh-
ter, Mess Long, milliner at Tiernan &
Ed:hof fer's.
lira, Peter Mcisaac returned home an
Saturday from London, Where else had
been for at few*days, w.::h+ her son Wil-
frid, who underwent an operation far
appendicitis at St,.Jo!seple Hospital lest
Tuesday. He es dein'.; sn eely,
Messrs. Solomon and IJerbert 1+I?lier ,of 1
London are visiting their mother for a
rev( days. `
'iNir. Alfred Z`enerier arreved }horde! front
Buffalo on Saturday, where' be has been
or the past two years. He intends to
take a tr;.p'out we8t.
alias Bertha, Guenther of Exeter and
Miss Katie
Guenther of Parkhill apt'tat
Sunday under the parental Not -
Mr. Joseph 'E:dt and daughters spent
Mo
and,,a:S -az`
Ca d„tn
o .
g
_Tr . Jactrb Zeiler and iarnnray, acconla
parted by fir. and lira, Jacob Brenner
and taanI y left Tuesday for ther_r new
borne at Stratford. Their household ef-
fects were take to Stratford with. Mr.
Guenther's auto bus. We w_eli theist
every tntlecoss en their new home.
Mr. I;+ltota klames, of Crediton was the
guest of Miss Thea Hartla:b Sunday,
Mr. Ed. W'"elten has Bono to Guelph
Eco accept a sltuateon aa blacksmith. -
and Fairs. Jacob Zeller have moved
to Stratford.-\Ve^'are pleased to see Mr,
John 'Etat around aim after^ :being laid
up whit rheutnatrami-.Mrs and ?fes. J
Rhode have moved to Hensel). to re-
eide.- eliss Dunlop etas accepted a
peg'tttots at# teacher In Brantford and
„tl:es Bucimaran3ll of I enaal1 has taken
ne.e. place here.-•"M?llired McIsaae under-
went an operation for appendeeltis 1J1
London last week. -Mr, Johan Stephen.
has sold his 1)0 acres on the 14th of
Hay to Henry Link and Alex Weld for
43000,-elies Ethel Kellerman is to be
congratulated in. passing her Normal
Exam'oat:ons.--The Das itwood J untor
baseball club has beim etlgaged welt
T. Klump; wire -Pres„ Nad;ger, Mlan-
thp fellow/no, ollleera as Yoliowe•-- Pr- 8.
aging Conn,, Geo, Shore, H.- Zumtner;
Sec-Treas., Geo Ed:gbo£fer., W. C.
,1I711er,
EL1:ISVILLE
A quiet ]but pretty weddlnir tool, place
at the Methodist parsonage, yesterday,
Wednesday, when Rev. Stead,nla.n united
et arra:,e r', Ir, Clarence Charlton, Levy
of Ueborne and Mlss Charlotte Jane
Hnxn^ss, deer;7l:ler 01 the late Isaac Har-
ness of Blaunshard. The youpg couple
will snake their home in the Township
of Ueborite and will have the brat wish -
es of the)r 111,`:111' friends for a happy
wedded Ere-
A WINDSOR LADY'S APPEAL
To All Women=l will send tree. with
Still lastruetions, nny home treatment
which positively cures Leucorrhoea, Til-
ceration, Displacements, 'Frilling erf the,
womb, • Palnfull or irregular Periods,
Uterine and Ovarian Tumors or growths
P.160 Hot Flushes, Nervouaneaa, Mel-
ancholy, Pains in the Head, Back or
Bowels. end Bladder' troubles, whore
caused by wea"krteas peculiar to our sex
You can continue treatment at home
at, a cost of only'pbout 12 contS a week
My book, "Woman's Own Medical Ad-
viser," also sone free on reynest.,
Write to -day. ,Address, NIre. M.Summera
Box. H. 840 Windsor, Ont.
$100 Reward $100.
,She readers of this paperw111 be pleased to learn
that there ie at; least one dreaded disease the science
has been able to cure in Anita 'Miss, and that is
Catarrh. Flail's Catarrh Gure is the only positive,
cure now known to the medic.] fraternity. '.Cuterr,h
being a :constitutional disease requires a conetitte
tions! treatment. Mali's Catarrh Cumin taken ln,
ternaliy, acting. directly upon the blood and mucosa
surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and sgwine the patient
strength by built/lug up the cenetitutiorn and assist-
ing nature in doing its work. The 'proprietors bave
so much faith•in its curative powers that they offer
One Uundred Dollars for any case that it fees to
care. Send for list of testimeniels..
Wdrese F. J. CBIuNEY & CO„ Toledo, O.
Sold, by aft lhuggiste, 75 cents,
Take Ball's „> silly Pills for constipation..
True enough, few of us escape the
tongue of gossip at one ttinis or an.
other,
To Farmers
A CHOICE. LINE OF I-IORSES. FOR
FORMERS TO BREED FROM
BARON IR'FSY, No. 9996, 13334, °.s
a pure-bred 'Imported Clydesdale Stals
lion, of excellent breeding and choice
pedigree, stands 17 bands 11°.2,11 and Is
yell proportioned et every way. Ile wifl
stand for servece at bee,"own stable, Lot
17, COncession '14, Stephen. Township
during the season. ISAAC TETREAU &
W. DEVINI+.., Prop,; Wel. DviNE,
;Manager,
CAMBUSI-IINNIE SQUIRE, No. 161•:14,
Vol. 34, to a pure-bred '„ttpertec 'Olyelea,
dale Stallion, west foaled in loos, and
shows a. lima of ancestors( .that :a core-
s dered unbeaten by any horse, He is
built on. atrceig and choice linea, and
should prove a sure foal -getter. I -re
will stand for snares at his own stable,
Riesiva. Lot 1,2. Con. 13, Stephen.
Zi L WITZEL & $ON, hQY.a :Preps.;
G,arfegeld Penkbeiner, iefanager,
SOUTHPORT, No, :347, ;s a celebrat-
ed anported Shire Stallion, well-known.
e.s a sure and good stock -getter r
b>autlfui ahhaPeel horse, or the best of
p:'d'd'ree and style, 'He will t e l for
mares at hila own stable, Crediton, op-.
polite the baseball 'around:. JAMES
COCKSi ILL, I'ropr:Qter and'Manager,
VICTOR, No. 41277, es apure-bred,
':nnorted Pereheron Stallion, a beautiful'
grey, with clrcece pedigree and stock
gettitt5 record, elonday leaves booze at
Zurich, to :':lark Wild's, Stephen; t
Crediton ; Tuesday to Winn. Coates', tea
Commere'al Hotel, Exeter; Wednesday,
to Dan. Haugh's, thenee horns; Fr,:day `.
to Blake Hotel, to ]1t,s koWn stable, W.
H. BENDER, Proprietor° and :alanager,
Zurich. .
Auction Sate
OF,
DAIRY COWS
Tie undersigned Auctioneer has re-
ceived
e-e ved ":Astrictions to sell by public;
auction, at KO dOKA, on MONDAY,
APRIL 29, 1912, At 1'o'clockp.nn. the
follow:dee property viz.
A carload or d<ary cows, now m<lkere
or springers.
These cows are an exceptionally flee
tot of dairy* cows, all `yieunb and °n
good eondh an, and,should command
tibe attention of the best farmers a,nd
datrymen.Parttlea evarning choice cows
should attend tiles sale.
TERMS OF MALE
TERMS -6 months credit given on
runt:shine' approved joint notes. A dis-
count or 6 ;per cent per annual off for
cash.
John Turnbull, Campbell & Dow,
Auctioneer Proprietor
r,.
THE' CANADIAN BAND
OFCOMVIERGE
SIR- EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O., LLD., D.G.L., PRESIDENT
ALEXANDER LAtRD, GENERAI, MANAGER,
CAPITAL,
10,000000 RAST, - $8,00o,o0O
MONEY ORDERS
The
MoneyOrders:' of The Canadian Bank of Commerce ecce arc: a safe,
convenient and economical method of remitting small sums, of money.
They are payable without charge at every israuch 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 the e e vent of loss of a Money Order the Bank will, on receipt of
a satisfactory guarantee, make arrangements to refiund the amount of
the lost Order. „
A232
EXETER BRANCH -G. L. WAUGFI, el.anasWer, Branch also at Crediton.
The IVl lsons Bank
incorporated 1855
Record of Progress for rive Years -1805-1911
Capital
D,«
R ersitsne :33,°0°°
O0 i r0 4,6Q0:f ?
- 23
$ 7730
'° ..T_ '- ,6 7t 35,042,311.
Loans and Investments _ 27,457,090 @e y
3vIIIb4l801
Total Assets` _ $33,090192 481237 234
HAS iiw3'Branclteain .:►pada, and ..gents and (Jorree ondenta n a 1
p lino
Principal Cities inthe World,
tiisfit166(AI, ititagiria uusiNasa `ii;AsisAwrop.
tAV1NCS
BANK
/
at al Branches..Interest allowed at highest current rate.
EXETER
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Agents at Bloater for the Dominion Government.
I3taltsON & C.asll,no, Solicitors. N. D. BUBDON Manager,
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TIOHESEEKERS' AND SETTLERS'
EXCURSION TO
ESTERN CANADA VIA CHILI AGO
pr:l 2nd, 1Otii_ and 30th and
second Tuesday thereafter untJ
17t1t mclus ve.
Special Train will leave Toronto at
10.30 pen. on above dates for, Edmoo-:
ton and Paints in Manitoba. and Sask-
atchewan, via. Chicago and St. Paul,
carry:rte through coaches and Pullman
'I'ouriat sleepers,
NO CHANGE OF CARS
Full Particulars from:any Grand Trunk
Agent, or C R. 3fcCtxtCheon, Alberta
Government Agent, Palmer House Brock
Toronto Ont.
THE MOST POPULAR ROUTE TO
Montreal, Buffalo, New York, Philadel-
phia, Detroit, Clhiear:a,is via, Grand
Trunk, the only
DOUBLE. TRACK. ROUTE
STEAMSHIP ALL TICIOTSLINES ON SALE VIA
Full information from
J. J. KNIGHT, Agent, Exeter.
FAE131 FOR SAGE
That choice fartrt of 109 aerate on, Igo
Lend and 3rd coneess2oaa of tTeborne,
being one and a half ra lea from Exoyev
On the prennises is a largo brick hotleta
with. elate roof, tralne barna anti
atabling. Will lee sold, 1mPa-rfttely er
together to suit purcharrer. 15 acres lei
fall wheat, 4,0 acres fall plowing: 40t10,
balance in grant . Apple to
Taos. FISHER, Exeter;
every
Sepf.
CENTRAL
iial/a&f
STRATFORD. ONT.
Our claaaoe are melee larger tl,tan
ever 'before but we have enlarged our
quarters and we have room for t+ SESW'
more students.. You may .enter et any
time. We have a stale of aline expttP-
'enced instructora and our couraos ars
the 'best. Otrr ,graduates succeed. 2ln.;s
week et11geer recent graduates infeeff1412
us that they Save pos:tj'one paying" $11.5
$70 and..$1 5 per month!, Wo hav t
three departments,' -Commercial. Sheet -
land and 'Telegraphy. Write for oliir
free catalogue new
D A. hfcLACHLAN, Principal.
During the past year Edmonton has come to the front rank of the more important _ Commercial Centres of
Canada. _ Available trade statistics indicate that the volume of trade is expanding at a faster rate of increase;
'than that of any other city in the Dominion.
THE BANK. CLEARINGS ARE THE 'LARGEST PERCENTAGES OF IN-
CREASE SHOWN BY ANY CLEARING CENTRE IN CANADA., .AND TO -DAY
.EDMONTON STANDS SEVENTH IN THE LIST OF CANADIAN COMMERC-
IAL CENTRES.
THE EASTERN WHOLESALE AND ,MANUFACTURING. CONCERNS' ARE
tYILDING WAREHOUSES AND DISTRIBUTING PLANTS IN EDMONTON
IN ANTICIPATION OF THE GREAT VOLUME OF TRADE TO BE CEN-
"'h?RED THERE. IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO COMPUTE TEE EXTENT OF
`THE TERRITORY FOR WHICH EDMONTON el'ILL BE THE DISTRIBUT-
ING POINT'. T )e. CITY IS, SITUATED AT AN ALTITUDE OF •2,200„FEET
AND - THE: GROUND DIPS TO THE NORTH. THUS, ALTHOUGH ONE
-rET'S' INTO' MORE NORTHERLY LATITUDES, AS ONE GOES NORTH, THE
CLIMATE 'DOES NOT GET COLDER i`OR THE .F.IJR,TJIER ONE GOES THE
LOWER THE ELEVATION GETS AND THE LONGER THE SUNSHINE- OF
',THE "L` MIDSUMMER DAYS. . .
For further
ade
AT FORT VERMILLION, WHICH IS MORE THAN 400 MILES NORTH
OF EDMONTON MAGNIFICENT CROPS OF WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS
HAVE .BEEN RAISED 'FOR 'MANYYEARS. FORT VERMILLION 1S IN
THE PEACE RIVER DISTRICT AND THE GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
AS TO SOIL AND CLIMATE ARE MORE FAVORABLE IN THE PEACE RIV-
ER SETTLEMENTS THAN IN THE OLDER SETTLEMENTS TO THE EAST
AND SOUTH .
IN ADDITION TO THE PEACE RIVER (DISTRICT ABOUT 50,000
SQUARE MILES OF FERTILE COUNTRY NOW PARTLY SETTLED AND
CAPABLE OF SUPPORTING .A DENSE FARMING POPULATION LOOK TO
EDMONTON AS .THEIR COMMERCIAL CENTRE.
FROM THE FOREGOING IT ;WILL HAVE BEEN GATHERED THAT
CONDITIONS ARE FAVORABLE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OP A GREAT
WHOLESALE CENTRE. THERE ARE FACILITIES • ,FOR . TRANSPORTA
TION AND A BIG CONSUMING, AREA CAPABLE OP INDEFINITE EXPAI`>-
SIGN, WPHI'CH IS PROTECTED PROM COMPETITION BY GEOQRAPHICAEa
CONDITIONS.
THE ESTIMATE OF, AVAILABLE COAL CONTENTS OF, THE'
TON DISTRICT IS SIXTY THOUSAND MILLIONS ''OF TONS .
THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE INVESTOR IN,. CITY REAL ESTA Tel
.,WERE NEVER MORE FAVORABLE THAN AT THE PRESENT. TIME. T E-;
FUTURE: OF. THE CITY IS ASSURED ANDT HE RE. T
S NO POSSIBLE CON
D -TION IN 'EXISTENCE` TO -DAY TIEAP CAN' RETARD OR STOP, THE'
CITY'S 'GROWTH, AND CONSEQUENTLYTHE RISE: IN LAND VALUE• S.
.
EDMON-
FARM LANDS PURCHASED. TO -DAY WILL +PROVE A., SAFE AND PRO-
FITABLE INVESTYIENT
nformation regarding City Property, Farm Lands and Homesteads enquire at our office in
EXETER the premises latelyvacated by the Bang of Commerce.
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