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THURSDAY FE B,,
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vrAgas C.A.NADA'S DP]r,FINCIiitiEts
Laurier Wouiel preach the easytec
10116 Neval Deotrine Q Horne wacif-p.c-
ure. and Hotels Detentes, &self the. tie;
fertce of Cetettele must be deterneneeeM
the, err:Mediate shereits or Canada.:
den., with the true Instine.V.,.. " • etre
etateaman, elmaged with tthe real reeve.
,eratio.n ot the 8hip of State,. seea, the
real tightieng ground for the detente
elf Canada, as else ot of
elleglaad, ef. the whole Erepireele Ile
for the riext few', years, ae leaert ebeBee-
land's shines, awl thither he weed
send with greatest •speed, • Caeadtes
ships, te help defend Oaltedees.life at
'the point where it wile be .,thresttened,
"Iternsenber that Iere t daelPY'et
ships; are there the betted wUl be
taught, and there the dectsione made,"
say e Foster. The AdireraityeMeractren-
tlani cencludes with this •strikeng state=
ment and request,-" Tee ;Prinee Min-
ister lot tee Dominion, ha.ving enquered
what teem ay imIneelie4*„. thet
Cada might give weafel bettelleelee., ef-
iective, we have ne hesitatieseeein an-
swering alter a prolonged e,icterele
ton of all tem clectem.itarice*,
desirable that such aldt elleakeeeerteleee
the provislein of certain henelefr of
the largest, and eitrongest shice, of War,
which science can build or ereeeee Sup.
ply": Sueh ahips can be ,beet eeeeed-
itleusly orde- in Great Dreier!, -1 street
ehipe can be affietered. anelee, lieeented
may by the best trained men emich
present only Grea.t Britain, earl supple::
Why then be led mistral" artelee.etlthe
Present Pressing' "need" by Laurier's
transparent ettemPt to torciseupen the.
country s. deciseen. Upan • parte:pet/One'
art Naval Policy which Milk efeetel'ee"
time te decide Deroia and meny
at least ten er Mare, to get well un-
der way.
Arneee the. billet of Which ttatice .ot
latPadUction has eetete getert in, the ,One
eerie Letetelateule, ile 0.00. vehtbh wet be
pronoreed by Mr. MeDo.nald, Deefeeenter
Ceatre Brece, and the objeet Of whiee
to prehibn the .ivellelg liquer in
botels by the bettite
Crediton
Albert Islorlocie t ttenditeg theeAtetbe
mobile Show in Tonto this vieeke
eee underetand ee Nee geld• two of the
tnake to Jots' peeple
.,Tliree bags arrived in the P. 0.
on TuesdaY containing the aprieg and
quininer catabeieues of a leading. Tp -
to Mali Mau order botesee a shows quite
planter the alreetueit o ltusittess thIS one
house dolesin this teilenity. It is hard
.blow" or, teazle rebores who should be
patronized 'better than they are,
,Etruer eheardown has advertised a
Cererival foe Feidee night of thed
wealc. A good time is expected.
Our Hockey 13dye wlent to Hensel'
last Friday night and' Won out !n a
mate!) with the ,bealcn et that town
by a. score of 6-5,
e Mr. Bello of the Vasil -office Depart-
ment was in town Tuesday procuring
etrearmatioer te introciutee a rural maG
system in this teeenshilo:, This meee
vein prove a. pepular one with our far:M-
ere, sente ot whom are situated at a
•great disadvantage and cannot get ,their
nyth se speedily ale they should.
• .elert Clark of. Exeter has leeen
•town the pest week taking order e Oar
• vrall papers Bert has the goods and
Is doing a, b'g bus:ness. .
• Themembers elf the Methodist church
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have elecleed -tto eepect e church. • shed
thiesseenerner. It •will be something, lete
the one in .. use at, the Evengelical
church. George Holtzman is preparing
pions or the job!
' Last Sunday apecial 'anniversary ger-
vices, were hea lJn he Evangelecal
enroll. Rev. S. . 'Ha.ue1 o Morristen
eecupied the pulpit bath merning .and
evening. On Monday evening he -gave
• lecture Oa "The benefits of Bible
study." Hie discourses' weee very much
seieYed by all veto were able to attend.
tert, Sunday ;morning Rev. Eitarn sang ta
eeeettiful salon eatitled "The Plaine of
Pelee"- In The •Geranan verelon. Spec-
ial, mention mutat the nvade oe the cher-
epee rendered jey 'the Ledies' Chorus
nerd the Mens Chorus. The anniversary
-Wee a decided seecess threughout.
1,1 the absence oef Rev. Jefferson. who
iri Toroneo •elite week, Ree, J. G.
eellaard of Exteeee pres.clied in the Meth..
edist church lest iStandey.
Least Friday evening the Junior ,D:ble
class we's eabletio teed -et . the home of
:Mese lvlyrtle leirteel A. very enjoyable
enening was Spent by, eel.
„Quite a nuraber cif our yeung people
are 111 with the grippe. The eteaeles
develop into a very severe tyre this, wen
tee and is especially hard on the ol-
der people. •
eGedfrey Niche:leen had' a Bell Tele.
phie placed in his residence on
Tuestesy.
H. Eilbe-r l instaleng bath -room
fixtures in the hoime of Dr.. Orme
this week.,
W H. Paget spent last Sunday estate
friends in SaeCa.therentets.
We are plea,sled to state that Mrer.
Tehr, Mast'a conditilon has improved
cenetderably and her many friends,
wieh her a kspaeitlY recovery?
There is eolmie talk about +organizing
• steek-company and build a .skating
'rink in town. It ought to be a. pro-
fitable- investmen.t. Let: our monied men
get together and help the town aleng
by keepers some a their money at
home.
It becomes our dad dtuty to refer to
the death of Leah Wtelea, wife of earn
G. Wein, who resides) north of thes,e,il-
tber,e. About fiver weeks' age the deceased
eines takea to St, Joeeph'e Hospeeel
Leaden ter treatment and was operat-
ed on f -or cancer of .the stomach: The
disea,se had made Isuch headway that
theee wa,s no hohee for her and she
tiialiy pastsed te the Great Beyond on
Monday tradrning:. • leer remains" were
brought here on Tuesday morning anel
-ill be interred ' the Evangelical
,Ce-netery on Thurlsday ;afternoon. , The.
late Mrs. Wein heel attained the age
et 53 yeass end had been, iui fair health
.1m -el about a Wan agel whee she under
•went an operation In Lendon wheel)
appeared to de her good but this past
welter she gradually became worse. She
heaves to +mourn her less 2 hsuband
erie daugleter, Mee, Henry Fahner and
'Nur sans, -Sterne-el, Albert Ezra esnd
Herbert. The bereleved family have the
synmathy et the entire community.
PROVED A BOOMEteeNG •
ee;
The Liberal prises tees tatelynlbeen
making much of am allegeek'latid' Actin=
del at Prince %Albert, where It --wee
claimed a Conservative named Donald-
son had been granted by, Hee:: Robert
Rogers a valuable tract of bend as a
homestead. On a questien ,prerrie
ege Li 'the ,House Mr. Rogers, veva a
vigorous denial .to the chargssa nmde
and in addition showed that- the e"-X\s't-
Ins* condition had bean hrtught about
through reguLations arbitr'Iy" 'Made
tlw-ing the admin'strat'on of 'ha form-
er government. •'
I. deny a,bisolutely %that the -were
any instructions Whatever geree, ther
by arse or by or by any officer of the
Interior Department, so far ns 1ekelowe
I. deny absolute knowledge oi. eereerie4ee
of wrongedeing in connection atit
entry referred to e_in this article
Further, there was ne eact of weener
doing upon the pert of Mr. Dona1d1.5n,.
who secured the intere,et in elle
on the date ,named, in ehis artiela Let
me say feettear, Mr. Speaker, that I
bee. no knowledge a any kind or des-
cription of the entry theeetweenbeeng
made, and I repeat that there woe' re
information given te Mr. Dorieldeele or
to any person else by any „official -of
the • Department of the Interior_ Fun.
ther, there were no instructions, glyea
to the agent ip giva Mr, Donaldson. en
entry tor this particular eighty; acres
-of land!'
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The facts of the case are theseScene
where about 1907 'Nfr. Oliver, wheneein-
ister o•f the 'Interior, enterteened a
project ot establishing a' • ferese re-
serv
north ot Prince Albert. The
southern tier of aectiens wa.s close to
the town. 1.,ster it developee"; that this
southern tier of .sections had geed agre
'cultural land, aind Mr,. Oliver by an
ex,srcies not hie own autheretre
wth-
dreW them fr•orn the foreet reserve.
On March 31st, 1908, Mr...Ole-tee glee
an ceder that the land vete ece,goe.to
"the first eligible apielieent." Pre.Aprel
the eligible applicant got les Barr, "Al-
though it wa.s on April 1th. the depart-
• ment fern -telly sent instructions - to the
local agent. Apperently no time was
lost
It seems that the Liberals -overlooked,
through an error, 80 aCI,e3 ,Or land
This adjoined the area Meth had bean
the subjset of euling in 1908 W. Den-
aldscn evidently get eurieue about the
ovraership of certain pieces eL land: and
wrote to the departing:ate Tbee /minister
wan absent atsi Deputy eleeeiter' Core-
• replied that two sections were taken,
but a tepee: vreas eacarit-steree acres.
Mr• et.),:e4eileon immediately took entry.
The Seaforth Expositor proposes that
the. townehips nt Tuck,ersteith and
Stanley should each Vote. twee Mae-
dred dollar's towarde the fee:letter:mice
of the rionelice,need hotels, at Kippen
. and 13rucetleId, tech Ot ttleeeoeels elite
receiving two hundred dollars, and that
the tovrnships, of Grey a.ed -Mere's,
•shoult1 each vote one hundred dollars
tor a. eirnilar hotel at Walten. It ar-
• gues • that. ale a "temeereericee.'
cannot be conducted pr:oteabler l ueh
places, it le incUmbent .upon the men-
lcipalleee to see that raeortelele eetf
necessary hotel acconeneda.tiornes pre-
vl dedi-Goderich See male
• That the government is fully „ alive
to the question of weter ,st'oek eemPare
lee and the deetimbeity et:prevent:lag
abuse a,rieing out ce ca,pitalfeseienettal
Dash*ood
Miss Eaurea Cetifees, speat a few days
at Theetorti •Orem ttee week.,
•Mr. George Beeker geee •Paety to
hi;v46,:tra4ielnatte¥7\t;;, TTheienherrt4tierewitlge.v,woreetekeefioen78,,
wterldbig trip eettlellaed honee eattedaY,
eventing.
gr. E. ef, Dreirenettire spat Feeley
ceod SeterelaY Ip Lee -4011 -
Mr. Norrean leeelerma ea spent Sun-
day tend Neanday in Berlin, on a
pleastue and bettelatefie
tefies Seale Wattebold wag. •sick
few days last week.
La Grippe seenost to be quite pre-
valent in this cOmmuttlite,
ele and Mrs. Reuben Goetg .naYG got
licelY settled in thee- new hone,
Mr. John Lynch seed a young colt
to Me. Eseery tor $110. the celt is
pot yet a, ylear eld, eett etr. popery
refused to take e1/30.00 for it; ' It is
bred atter that well known stock horse
"miller" owned by. Meeers Willis and
G uentleer.,
Mr. Tom, pabile sohnel inspeetor ad
his officitaa vie& to 'tee entee61 lase
Needneedtey March 19/th is Pareeta
Day in tile public &boo): here."
Mr. John; Hall and hew brdther Wee
were in the village several •dayer lest
W..
ear. John E.• leelle who has' been sick
since else beleinteinfr ot the Year • with
Bright •eiseatse . deed- da Sunday and
was buried on Needrieetlaye The
Ileenea.ved: friends leare the senapathy of
the entire co:min/unite' it 'We • their
hour of, severe affeecteoine,, „
Mr. E. M. Drokeneedre Wieein Park-
hill on Tueatleye - • 'et:
Mr. Sterne Hey Wee tvIrS Chielle Moy-
er Z Blake werietereethe vt1lag Tues.
day evening. ` • •
CHISELIIIJRST
Kiss Stavin es veseln,g, fnendis, Li
Vans. -r. H. Jacobi has sold his eine
fitt-y acre ta.rimeto Mr. Robert 'Cele of
Reeler. We are sorqy to lase ler. and
Mrs. Jacobi, but welcome Mr. eed Mrs.
Cole. -Mr. Dick Kinsanian returned to
the west on SaturelaY -Mime Passe:more
of Lumley spent the week end With Mrs
John S1rnmons.1-4tev. Poweli pE Exeter
gave
an excellent sennien to a lerge
coneeegaltion o undaty etternoon. -
A fair atteirudance greeted the limelight
views in the church lieee on Wednesday
eveninge-Our Sunday School bre think-
ing of addl.= ain orchestra, snd •qt
would, no daubt, be a. great hell);
Another of the veteran pioneers of
this di-I:strict peesed away at leer home
ot Thursda.y, Feb. 13th, in th.e person
of Henry Matz, at the age of 78 years,
9 anenthe aead three days' •Mt. Mote
had suffered much from • a par-
alytic stroke ireme yeers age, teem the
effecte et which he never fully recov-
ered, but wa,s able tot be about un.til
Only two days beeore his dernese, and
his death •ca.anre as/ a •surprise to hie
many friends. The deceased Was born
Welling,ton County, Ontarlro, and
,vott ,his pa.rente came to this destrict
when but a1a en the year 1.852, Ile
-*eat back to his, native hoMe. While
• theo• he was rireetrie,d to Miss WU-
Schnepf, returning to Stephen
Id 1863, settling ore th.e 4th con. To
•that union were born nine children,
Pro nt w16111 Preelece.a.ried him in in-
feence. In 1881 hes wife deed and Sh
rssn he was again married to •etre:
Eberha.rt. To that union Was torn one
sae in 1888. Thies wife deed. In 1.892
he wee agele merried to Mrs. SchmIcit,
The deceased wale ail Industrious, et1.
eigletic and prospereete farmer enel wtes
• nverriher of the Evangelical church' for
mene years: In politics he was a
etalinell Liberal and was ot kindiy, gene
ereue nature respected by a very tame
circle of friends There are left to
eltourn his demise insides les widow,
Henry, William B. and J. IL, leikt'ose,
efieh.1 Mrs. J. Wertz, legeon,
Vies Minnie and Mrs,. John Miler, De-
Leoit ; J. S., Credltoe Bas•t ; and Horn-
er J., Cast City, Mich.; also 18 grand,
ililldree. and one great-grandchild The
ternairts were interred In the Evairgete
ill Ceti-1E46re Oki Suaday. The serneathy
••ofe the co.rnraurate is extended to the
bereaved te miler and filet-1E1,s.
been shown by the recent •deleateeetre
the House of Coreimons, when not 'enie.
the Prime Ivinester, but aleso'tha Ron.
W T White, telitiliAter of ' Iertenea.
eave eeptessien to theireeves.- The
question of the ree,uletlete ataOiaPan'..04
has come very much, ta,the'eeeet 0nttle•
cliecue,seen on the tecreeee ',of 'catetale
askett tor be eheettichellea end Oftettee'•
Navigation poi/ilia:nye Premier Derden
stated In tht ' eetitee05 the dellaitedthat,,
lie had been Werkeng ott 'the Ob*teet
regtilatieg the proltnetiert, ofeedinieeteee;
ttlene with the IMineeter of ;tree:calied
later on in the Oaten delicate` It4r;',yieft(W
prepheeled legielatiert 0.1eng the •sethe,
iletera.
tee,-•sae-
ilitiiiIeWelete, Thome*
Waideee of this place Acri'k place
eee.•jetseeh.'s Heepital, London, -telie
• reelains Wete.,brieerht here teseessiev• for,
intermeet,
LuartAm.
The young people ot this locality
spend pleasant evenings skating in the
fltelds.-Mr,s. 'Smith and • 'eon George
Robkirk of Hageeeville are guests ,of
the forrner's brother, Mr, G. elloblcirk.e-
Mrs • George McDanald, who has been
•visieing her many rele ryes here, re-
turned to her home in etertleck, task.,
on Saturday •eventieg; She was sccome
panied by her brother Jack Hereon of
elarpurhey.-Mise Maggie 1-loblelik ,gave
a dence to about seventy of -her 'friends
on Thursday evenings All report .
good tirne.eekr. John McQueen had the
misfortune to lose a. valuable • horse
the past weeke-bountiller R. D. Bell
of Teekeremith we are pleased to re-
port is gaininig- neptdly in health.
IQatarrh Osundt be Ottred 1 THE CANADIAN BANK
witb L60Alt ArpLxamorts, ther ssonot teeeh
the /telt of the deem. Ceterrh is' blood or const4.
tutioniledeease and in order to cure It you meat
take 'eternal remedies., lielleCetarria Core le token
• WHALEN
Miss Myrtle Hobbs spent part of
last week with her eleter, Mrs. Hec-
tor Millson,-Mr. David Johnston, Sr.
spent the pest week with Erlende In
London.--Niesers. Clarence Wilson and
Frank Squire visited over Sunday weh
friends at White Oke, -London South. -
Mrs George Linga.rd, who has been
seriously ill es enprovfpg and will soon
be out againJ-Mr. Frank Gunning pur-
chased a fine teen:. from Mr. Norris
Lateiy.-Mr. Weston Here of Elinwille
left last week f,or Winnipetg,,,where he
intends 'working' through: the •ellorth
West at carpenter:Mg.-Wm: IvlosisiP 'ot
St. Marys left .thee week tor England
to purchase niore •horses.-Saveral
the children around here are ,an , the
stick list thils weake-Mr. Wm. Bieck
and Robert Norets lett Tuesday • for
Toronto as delegates to the Usboenet
&a_ Ilibbezt Fire ensu,rance cemPan•Y.
4111.
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CLINTON-FrankGrant; 'London Rd.,
had a &lose call at the GeIelt. crossing
near the Doher.ty factory A_ .shuntted
car detached from the engine' struce
the hind vrimeis lilt the, bugger iii„which
he , Warr riding to' town. Although, the
buggy was area:ailed and' he was
thrown nut he was' net seriously hurt,
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U8E• ITrAS •A eDREeSING-BiNrsH
DANDRUFF -STOP FALLING HAIR
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,AND SCALP ITCH •
PARISIAN Sege, the delightful- ,ad
•
•Invig•orateng ;hale tonic, Is a true hare
neurisher 11 enetratesi kite ..tne,saa,to
gets to the eteoes of thehair, kills the
dandruff gerrns, and supplies the "hair
vrith just the kind of nouriehanent
needs to m,aire, it grow abundantly
Since it intsoductiola erto 'Canada
PARISIAN ;sags has had an 1.numerree
sale, end hone tiA the reasons
It does not contain poloonous sugar -
of lead, trattrete of siever, or suIphUr
or, any injueltiele ingred'Ant. .
TL cures dandzettft Ity two weeks, by
killing the dandmetf germ,
It seeps fall* hair
It prompUly seopei itching of the seetisp
It witches the hair 'soft, glosety and
luxuriant. '
It gives lite and beak*/ to the hair:
It Is net eticky or greesee
teethe daintielart tiertikeed ht ien-
le made. re 're"' •
It the beat, % the erreet, pleeseret, eed
Weep:wet:trig 'hair • taating madee
• Made Jly; In0,41I11141.4c.1,Y,T110
Beath C. yoiot
Priee et'4..150 •;,e,enteeet."- eeeg
and ementere etsree.r.e
•
Cole guarantees It,
Intensity &edicts dirieely 'on their arid muooes
surfaceee11sU Catsrrh Pure is sot a gawk node
eine. It eras preserieed by elle of the beat phypielens
in this emeryy foe years and is a regular preseric.
doe,
11 1. composed of the beet tastes known. cone
eined with the beat blood polders, acting deviate'
on the muooessurfeees. The Preeeet combination,
of the two ingreelont,s is whet produces such wonder
he results In curing Caterrh. Send ler testimonials
free. .
ke J. ORKNEY' & CO., Props., Toledo, 0'
Sold by druggists, price 71c.
Takellalle awllrpills for oonstipatitne
CLANDEBOYE
Mr, Harry Iletleell, 62 Yeleettl. of 44e1
an old soldlei timed • wiell known reeld-
ent lot this Pliaete tesei, been taken to
London Hoer:teal for treatment for
rheurnatestee He .leser recently -been ill
with pnetintronlav
• GRA• ND BEND.
Mr. P. Balker has bonght Mrs.. pen.
lees.' term oirt the Blind. Line, the pr ice
paid being. $&P0 -Mrs. Jess. Gill en-
teetaliped some "ot her friends to it,
quilting on Thurseaee-etr. Thos. Tap -
sten , of the West was vieiting tr:enres
here Mondayee-Mr. JONI Brown, of
Greenway vvetieheie Moindaye-Mr. John
Baird had a wood ,bee Mionde.y.-Miss
Mabel llse, Whe he been visiting at
Pigeon,. Mich., and Diusiewood, return-.
ed heme Monday.: :
A WINDSOR LADY'S AleleIgAL
To All Wornea-I will send free with
full instructions, my harm , treatment
**kir positively', class, leteteerrehollet. Ul-
ceration. Displacements, Fillerig of the
womb. Painfull Or trregular Perlede,
Utertase and Ovarian Tumors or .growths
aleo Hot -Flushes; Nervetenostee,
arichely, Pains fh the Head, Beek or
Bowels. and Madder troubles, where
caused by escalates* peculiar to our sex
Yee can continue treatment et home
at a *oat of only ebout 12 cents a week
My book, "Warners's Own Medical Ad.
slier," also seat free in -request.
Write to -day. Address, Irrit.M.Summers
Box. H. 840 Windsor, Ont.
MOUNT CARMEL •
Recently we made mentirra ot the fire
which deseroyed' the harne nt Mr. A.
Mearlson iof the 14th of Stephen.' Mr.
Motrio.son being :seriously 11 at the
time was removed from the building
just before it collapsed. He was taken
to the home cif his nephew, Steve, Moe -
risen, but owinge be bis advanced age,
he being In hete r9Oltle year, succumbed
on Monday of last week. The funer-
al took plane ofh Tuesday morning, in-
terment being at Mt. Carmel cemetery,
• Sallow Complection
Indicates inelegestton., constiestion tar
liver trouble. FIG rmLLs- van regal -
ate your •sys•teini. and build up tee nerve
forces ,so that you can sleep awl ene
joy lite. At all deaders 25 and 50., cents
or The Fig P111 Coe St. Themes, One
Auction Sale
FARM, FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS,
Etc.. on SOUTH HALF. LOT 1e, CON.
2, HAT, on TUESDAY', ef.A.P. 4, at
12.30 o'clock, 'the follovring proPertY
Horses -Pr. good work horses, mare
and gelding; 1 driving horse, quiet and
reliable; driven mare rising 3, brok-
en to harness.
Cattle -2 renewed cow's; 2 cows due
Ln March and A,prin 4 beef -ring heft -
ere, 2 yr. Old; 4 steers) 2 -yr.; 4' calves
Hogs -1 broired Wow due In Ma.rch, a
number olf store hogel, 140 lbs.
A number of eurel bred Leghorn hens
ane pullets.
Implernienits-Lumber wagon, new.top
buggy, pair eleigns, cutter; binder, mo-
wer neaellY new, • horse rake, walking
plow, 2 fUTTONV peeve, disc cultivator,
set harrevne, new 'steel roller, feeder
and drill, scuffle; pulpree 'fanning mill
at bag trunks, wheelbarrow; set double
work har,nese, set single harness, and
whif.ftetrees, neck -yokes, grain begs,
forks lehovele,. hoessaws, etc. '
Coon back robe, with bear ski a seat,
rat robe,, horse blankets, quantity et
dry stove wood, quantity good elm arid
beech planks, lot at ex4 scantling;
quantity Inch lumber, -number of pieces
of good hemlock timber" 3x6; number
ot wagon poles Ir, the plank, lot ot
good cedaz poste and braces. for fence:
a let of Mils and ranee posts for :wood
8 ten • alfalfa , hey, quantity fireteelae,s
Timother • bay,also some 'straw _to •ba
fed or f:aran; 300, berth. turrape, in resat
-house; ' qUentity poltatoere 000 busta
Banner °lets tor iseed
Household Vurnitures-JSet house 'stale
210 lbee; cooking aluov!. • coal heater'
eels 'extenelen dintleg table, 4,14:tche,n
tables, couch, bed lounge. walnut cene
tre• eablesewainut arts chair, 2 reeking
cheers,' 'doz. perfortatted chaire, %dm
dinene chars, % doz.; ketchee Oates,
glass cisplecreed, ca-rpets, rugs, linoleum
lot of fruit, crocks, dishes!, knives and
forks,' pate, pens, 'genus, good oak bar -
retie etc,
Positively' no reeerve ale the pnoprieter
OF COMMERCE
SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.0:, LLD., D.C.L., President
ALEXANDER LAIRD JOHN AIRD
General Manager, • Assistant General Manarge3r
e
CAPITAL, $1.5,000,900 '• REST; §12,500,000
• FARMERS. BUSINESS
The Canadian Bank of Commerce extends to Farmers every
facility for the transaction of their banking business, including
the discount and collection :laf sales notes. Blank sales notes
• are supplied free of charge on application.
8.5
EXETER BRANCII-G, L. WAUGH, 11/Lane.ger. Breech 11160 at Cred1t011
The Rio lsons Bank
• Capital
• Reserve
• 'Deposits
Loans and Investmen s
X 9 oftioitt,ted 1.655
Record of Progress for Five Years -1906-1911
' • $8,000,000 $4,000,000
.$3,000,000 •'41600,000
$28,677,730 35,042,311
27,457,090, . .38,854,801
Total Assets - ..48,2"37,284
,
Etas' 83 Branches in oanada, and Agent') and tiorreiliondenki•in aitthe
Principal Cities in the World.
a. eiwitnAL soi1i•• GUSINSSS TRANGAGTRD.
SAVINGS' BANK 'DEPARTMENT
at al Branches. Inte;:esi'allo'wed at highest currenfi.ate.
Is quitting faerneteee
Farm,-Alee the fallowing farni-e
, Consisting of that choice 50 acre
Lot, South Haat 13, Oen. 2, To,..vraship
ot Hey. On the pretairtes Is a comfort, -
able treaties dwealdng lb good repair; 'a
Marienew barn 82x86, 85 'feet of
Which is on starlet and brick founda-
tion, with cetnent ficiorts, for stabling'
irerses and cattle; goad' hog alud hen
house Small orchard el good winter
fruit; 5 acres of alfalfa; 23 acres of
hay land grass and balance alt double
plewed tied ready for crept: 8 gooc3
tortng wells With pantos. Tiers farm
is thoroughly U,neeetirstened With tele,
well femme tend is in a feesteclese
state of cuttlwat1oii is eonvenient to
Hellcat, and churches, being 2 1-2 relies
trent Minoan, and flee milts from Ex-
eter, and Mast be sold.
, Peons-RI,
Esittake, a ;re abated
en t eihe Pilchaele eistice y IreMain
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Oti./4106:51ah on eff*f:t:'
4 Alt*,
•' •AluPt.4 Vartfultar,
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— EXETER •BRANCH • -
• Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government.
DICKSON & CARLING, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON Manger,
"
Auction Sale
FARM, FARM STOCK A.ND imi,LE-
• MENTS. -
There will be sold by public aucttion,
on Lot 6, N. E., STEPHEN on THURS-
DAY, MARCH 6, 1913, at one o'cleck
sharp the foilovreng valuable property,
•Herses:--General purpose rearo, 5 yrs.
old. In foal. to Stolen King; 7 year-old
driving horse; mare 18 years old, sup-
posed to ba In foal to Victor; aged
mare; Year -ad Perrcheron colt.
Cattle -5 cows, suppo,sed te be 1n
calf; 2 cows with calf at toot; farrow.
cow: 2 -year-old steer; 2 year-old hei-
fers; 5 spring calves.; 3. Year -'old
grade. bull.
Pigs. -4 pigs 3 menthe old -
-
Poultry --2 geese, 1 gander, 2 turk-
ey hens and gobbler.
•06,410 -gr 0
ott$Itart*
ethelements,--MasseY Harris bineen,6
ft., sheaf car-rier and truek, Maxwell.
newer, 5 ft.; Frost & Weed hay rake,
9 ft., new; Frost & Weed Champion
cultivator, new; Wisner drill, combined,
set diamond harrows,, lumber wagon,
open and covered buggY, cart, IrnPerial
gang rolling coulters, Wilkineon gang
plow, Fletery walking plow, Verity
walking plow, cylinder straw cutter, 12
inch face; horse power;, fanning 3n:11
pulper, hay naok, steel road 'scraper,.
,targe pote.sh kettle; sugar kettle;
grindeterte, 2 ,scufflers, 2000 lb. scale
on wheels, disk harrews, single cutter,
set double harness, set single harnesa
pair- bob sleighs+, gravel box, Melotti
separator, nearily new; churn, incuba-
tor 60 eggs; incubator 100 eggs; pea
harvester, cutter and buggy tongue , a
steno hammer, pick, quentity of haV,
quantity of turnips, sh,evels, forks, and
spades' and chains and a lot of other
+equable articles,
The f a.rm eenteins 100 acres', iswell
drained has two frame houses, .goda
bank barn; tearly all seeded devnet
suitable for either grass or grain grew -
Mg, abueulaince of water, Plante' of
emra.IL fruit treats Thia property if not'
previously sold, will be 'sold by aution
Terms. -.A111 sums ot $5 and • under
cash, over , that amount 10- trionth.i3,'
credit will be given on furnishing ap-
proved joint notes 5 par cent per an-
nurn off for cash on credit' anaounte.
For terms of farm apply ro the under*.
signed, or made known, on day oe•eale.
FRED GREEN B S. PHILLIPS
Prop. • ,Auct.
Notice To Contractors /
wil, receive marked tender e un to
1ridn
on, 1.7te day of Meech next,
feeea. teeeeeletree -dee-tent butiding e2
by 85 root:„...hi:1),e:::00ordd att theegaee
in' the teeters o,f, Getteriete 'Tandere
whole Work or for aapaiato tradstr_will
eteecensieered, A. marked ceeceletee tea
per .cent No 'tender n.ecesitarily accept-
ed • Plans and •erpeelficatiohe can 10
seen In the ,oeuetY clerk's' eftice.
'R. C. lefilliNINGS
, .Chaleinee of 'borne
Dated, Gaderich, Feb.- 1.0the 1.91es
, .
GRAND IFtUFthSYSTEM
HOMESEEKERS
EXCURSIONS •
Each TUESDAY
MARCO 4th 10 001102Ell 28th
(inclusive)
Via. Chicago and .8tPaul.,
win/le/PEG and RetUrn, $ 35.00
EDMONTON aaad Retern, $ 43.00
Tickets geed for 60 Proportion
ate 1.0W rates to other points, in
toba, Saaka.ichevrais end Alberta., • •
The' Grene TrUele .Pecte.leitaitivoa.y fa
1110 shox1a aii"4":01;10+E. redir betWeele
Winetifege Setae's:0<M, Ecireieeectre
Tine: Vaelea, Land Pa tn,phlht it and
other deacriptive literature relatIve tee
tho Gtad Trurte Pacific PY.e. 'thee •bo
foetal:lee freet realest Grand TruhltAgt.
• N. 1. DckaU, Statien Ageet, Erteter,
Electric Restorer for Men
e in the bade
Phosphonol rtesorgespreovp•oar tneenrysion; reatorea
vim and vitality. Premature decay and all sexual
weakness averted at once. Thosphonoll wll
make you a new man. Price Via box,,or two for
115. Mailed to any address. The Seehell Drug
Co.. fit. Catharines,. Ont.
FARM Feele RENT ,
100 acre farm to re,nt tor grease, bea-
ing lot 10, Cote. 1, Hay Tp. All sped:.
ed down bY eight acres. Renter may
croe the eight acres and seed It
clown.. There is a. never falLeng spreng
running through the farm which Ma1es?
it very valuebee Dpir grazing A geed
brice house and ewe+ barns- on the
place Pos,siession given March 1st; lt
desired- APPle to N. JARItOTT, 2673
Lappin Ave, Toronto. 0.ntarie.
FOR SALE
The undereig,n.ed is offering for sale,*
Lot 6, North Boundary Stephen, con-
taining 100 acres of geed. land. There
Is on the premises a geed tramp house
with stone cellar ; benk been with ce-
ment floors; 8 geed a!ni1 a
sanall ()reined,. This 18 a good grain
ox grass farm, or wicruld make a good
stock farm, Situated two miles from
Exeter; PhOlve in. house. Will be sold
reastenable. For peeticulars apply on
the premises, or write the undereigned,
Fred Green, Hey, or s.
Exeter.
HOUSE .AND LOT FOB. SALE.
swee-s
Situated on. Sine:0e Street, frame heuse
containing four rooms. On good found-
ation; good cellar; hard and soft wa-
ter. A large nurnber oe fruit trees,
consisting of apple, ' cherry, Plum, ratiar-
berries, culeante, etc. Pais is a. very
desirable. property, 3-e acre, and .will
be sold •rearsontablee or further par-
ticulars apply to Fe If, ELEBER, or
B. S. PHILLIPS, Real Estate Agent,
For Sale
• Prespee
That desirable frame residence- on
Wiltaan street, Jeweler, south of the
river. Three lots, modern conveniences:
electric lights and furnace. A. number
at fruit . trees and bugles. Good hard
and •evoft water. •
• For pazticulare -apply 10
'e.H MeCALLUM, EX2e1TER,
ot-B. Si PHILLIPSf'Aiintioneer
CENTRAL
ti /JJ
, "STRATFORD. ONT.
The bese prectical training set1001, .:kr1
0nlar10.-Tibrete deParemente, •COMMER
CIAL, sHoivraa/10 and TELEGRAP-
HY. Ali coursee ate !thorough and
practicah treat)lers are exPerrenced and
graduebee axe placed ln pesitioes.
give inditedual attetteltilon and student's
reo.e enter at 134147 time. Write for our
free eateeegee et onscee
D eicLACHLAN, Princleal.
Fresh
Groceries
1.
Wea
ed inbursei:es6vw
s anddlewse tabebliiisevhf;
on the best of authority (nam-
ely that of a daily increasing )
business) that we are meeting
long felt want, and giving
the best of. satisfaction,
in:Aexliebkainnditoh , 119,e.J4ken
. .„
«JAS GOULD