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led -wed, We elm to elle Teettial trtie
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xlevan, and we Wove we live up to
tee +loam: 'neje.„a,Iong the good .work.
TWENTY-SIXTH YEAR
EXETER. ONT .RIO, ' HTJRSDAY, JTJNE 5 1913. .
cLe11113IN6t1, ri16s'
Tram ie the Beeson of the Year wtaear
you are r enewlari$• y'outr neetrapapF er zrizb�
eeteptaon:s. Tbe Advocate elute with
ale 'tris' City •We lde ash merle PaPene
and tate :Ntagazinios art terrna that are R.
btr endcicement- WI, And got este. reted.
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COMMUNICATION
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Mr. Jolin
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Mr.,T. R. Carling wags in London on
tininess Monday„
Mrs. Frank Sweet of Sarnia was
ere over Sunday, : ,
Mr Gerald Huryori of Buffalo was
tole oven Sunday.
Miss Wilson of Seaforkh is vision g
Iiss Kathleen Stewart:
Miss Jahnstoii; of Landon is tate
uest of Mrs, McGillicuddy.
Mr, Garvey ,Aeheson.of London is.
one for two weeks' holidas, ,
Miss Birdie B l e holidays,
Boyle leaves Friday for
'Iarlette _Midi,,.. to visit friends.
Mr Frank Weekes left Monday
The King's Birthday, June 3rd, was
zxot observed as a holiday in Exeter,
but a large number of: our people
went to Dashwood to' `celebrate..
\.r Clive 1vlcAllster, who has, been
visitinn ..his parents at the James
j
Street Parsonage, left' Tuesday for
tale West to send the summer,
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Th,e first draft of• the ' Stationing
Committee' of the London,' Methodist
Conference appeared . Wednesday, and
changesi
showsno' gin Exeter district
and, but few in other districts,
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Exeter, June 2, 1913
pear Sir,--�y�
The Ontario Medical Hea`Ith De-,
partment insists that the Local Board
o a s
l Health require of every milk sell-
er the tollowrng,-
The cow must be healthy' and
clean and fed on sound, clean.food
ancl.,,have - lent of clean water, I ;
.P Y r n•
the summer time milking ,outside is
preferable. Where milking is done in
the stable .aa it must be ' winter
and i' � t� w tdr
n bad weather, the stables, must
be kept clean. The milker must
have clean clothes and hands
DASIIWOOD BIG.DAY
3rd the .Kings Birthday, is
cez•tainly' a big. day !^+x 'laashwnod, rJn
Tuesda . t ryas , . a record breaker
Fully 400(1 people assembled to take
in the celebration.'A joyful crowd
the result. Rios of every ,les-
c:ription brought •m the crowds, Over
•50, automobiles were on ssi inte
in the
The Colas oneiao pre funniest
marnn� was of the funniest se
in the district in many years. Zurich
baseball- team defeated Centralia 14-5
in the morning and, Crediton trimmed e
kullartaa 7,`-1 re the afterzioon, the
a d e-
horse races were n
salted as below. A falai line of sport
and foie weather mace the immense
croi>d fhorou hl enjoyihemselve=.
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The music for the :day' was Earn•-
's d the E deter Banca who t)ere
r,he by ..
highly complimented on their e�cell-
en C3ntertainment,
The horse races--
Bars owned by
2,40 pace 1, Minnie , y
Kum 2 Mable B Gettler
Tilos, 1 pp, ,
Haines; 3, .Minnie;2,D,, J,;T)ecker,jer
4, Silver Heels, F. Reader,
Green Race. -1;' M, Huneer;' owned
A Anderson • 2 'Erie Boy,H,Pfile,
b-eII'e B.
3 King George, A; Esser; i
agony H: and Billy, were withdrawn,
2 heats.
' Free for All. --Peach Bars, owned by
H. Bossenberry; Roadmaster, T. Mur•
dock; Minnie Bars, T. Klurnpp, ^r
The gate receipts amounted to $37
Or Tuesday morning last The marl.•
voeate received a telephonet�:as
£�om Mr.
Johnston .of ,.Prosperity Post Office,ground.
near Dungannon, 'informing us of th
disappearance afte ' 'o r o'
four o'clock teach- nen
Monday of. Mr. Ed, Willis, the
er in Prosperity School. The your
mai. had Test ben at the home of
Mr. Johnston, with whom he boarded ,
at noon on 1landay, and had returninteresting
eti to the school le ere he continued
his work ;Until four o'clock atter•
rvhinh he;tlisappeared, 'The Advocate
tmznediately inforrned r, Jo Willis
the young man's father, 'of the din-
appearance, of his son, and Mr, Willis
•at once triode arrangements to go
north on Tuesday night.
Shortly' ;efter noon, however, .fur--
then word' was received by us • that
the body. •Of the young man;had been
found in a. well bya s a . h party,
' e li t
but how he came there.is a mystery'
as: yet. The father was again comp
inunicated' with and told of the sad
fatality, Mr, Willis left on the Tues.
day evening train for the scene of
•Clean the oun mans death,after
Y,
>lndoubtedl }a coroner's inquest
Y
will be .Bead and later the body will
be brought home for interment.
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THE BEST
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PRICED FOR
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EXCLUSIVELY
STORE
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American.
SELECTION OF
SHOWN
- ESPECIALLY
SPEC Y
QUICK SELLINee.
iGrning on his return to Virden, Van.
Messrs, James Walters and Wm,
clean
DIED AT I>IPPEN -must wash his hartds before milking
The udder of every.eow must'. be
1ay leave next week on a trip 10
he Soo
Mr Wn . Hooper left on Thursday
p. Pen-
est fora visit with relatives in P en-
ylvania.:
Mr L H, .Dickson was in Goderich
n., T
re -business. Thursday and to ucan
Alfred Jackson died: ,here after an ill- ` thoroughly wiped, with a clean clamp
cloth some little time before .very
neS` or ' t ' v tr, the,' funeral being niilkin The milk n to d
held from the Horne of his daughtez g g be one 'in
.�. • every case with the dry hand; After
Mrs >;Fzank Graham, on the London
R oa' to Ro erville Cemetery, • Mr, milking the milk to be ,carried atv:xy
Jackson was 67 eara old. to the clean milk room, to be strain-
y , editrent through the ordinary metal
".
n, Tuesday. • .
Mrs. Frank Boyle left Wednesday
rain and secondly through several
LUMLEY thicknesses of cheese cloth, thick
zcrning to visit her -brother 'in Lan-
ing, each•
Mr, Anus, Mc•Kenz ie- of : Keyser'
pent' - with his' sister, Mrs'
p MondayHATS
C. McLeod,
Mrs. Fred Henderson of Lbndon
;Dent a, couple days with Mrs. A. S.
)avis this week.
>\2r .,and Mrs. Geo. Brownlee of
eaforth visited the. latteL's 'parents
ir, and Mrs. Flynn, over Sunday,
Mr J, W. Amos of the Bank of
'oronto at Sudbury, is visiting at .tyre
ome oI-his father,Dr. Amts,
Mrs, Geo, Easterbrooke _an l dough-
er. l4Tiss 'Annie, left yesterday;. on a'
we weeks' visit with relatives. in Ham
Iton,
• Mrs. Bower; who he been. visiting
Ler "sister, Mrs. R.. G. '•Seldon re-
urned to her home in Ingersoll Sat-
•
Irday g
S. Thos.. Cornish and daughter,
Kira. Rowcliffe have returned from a
visit with the > former's two sons in
Windsor
and lits;V. John
Mr.Johnston. aiccona-
tooled by their son, far. R. L.. Jahn
= n • are visiting_ their daughter,Mrs.
taL Waugh. ,,
Reeve Sanders .of Stephen • -and
reeve Routley of Usborne left .• on'
Cuesday to attend` the County Cnun-
, • - , , enougl• to keep backall dirt from
Tramped,to Death. -As we write we the milk This cheese. cloth used e'er
learn Of the sad death of Mr. .2ich, a: strainer not to be• used again irn-
Andersonof Hullett township, -which les;, thoroughl cleansed. It be
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occurred this morning in Seaforth, thoroughly boiled before using ,gain,
Deceased was delivering a Toad of taller :the
' e milk is strained it must
hogs In Some wa the horses -he-,
Y be cooleci clown at once. Ice is the
came frightened and he holding' them proper cooler, Cold well water is a
by tale head vas trampled to death, •artial substitute •for the •ice.
P
Ho is'a'brother of Messrs,. James and milk •that is; cooked. down to, 45 degre-
Henry ;Anderson and. Mrs. Geo, Hob- es F'. and kept at that temperature
kirk- of thi. locality,. will keep 72 hours , without oecomzng
, lir, and Mrs. Jas, Horton, Mr, Fred sear .
Simmons." and Miss Ger•trude Dow .at- '
The pans, dishes cans„and other
tended' the• funeral o f the late Mr. utensils must be kept scrupulously
Davidson of Walton on Thursday.- clean. .After •usi,iig wash them• •out
Mrs' Cole, Sr., i+ visiting her son Rob first with tepid water, then'I scald
p
at Chiselhurst.-Messrs. Frank Hor- their ;-thoroughly .with boiling water.
ton and: Enoc i Parker had a brick lice. Simply warm water won't da. The
'Iron - Crediton on Wednesday. They,Water must be boiling:
are' both building new additions to g good pasture;
their houses, which will add much to good wafer and good oods cows, est for
the comfort and appearance of each. giving your` customers first - class
-Miss Edna'Williams and Miss BSc- •milk.' If you don't do it the fault is'
Nauglston o. London have returned.. yours -•
' I 'S and i4fiss. Ellen Horton Have The Board here has .decided . to
returned from London. -Mr. and Mrs submi• t samples of .the -milk you: sell
Davi. of. Staita spent Sunday with the to the Provi•ncial Health Inspector at
tatter's parents; Mr, and Mrs, Thos. Toronto, to have , it tested not Dilly
Venner.-bliss'Nan"E. `Horton went to for butter fat,' but to have it tested
Seafort1 first of the Sveek and willbacteriologically.
a of her
g W,. J. Heaman,• Reeve,.
re ricin `Quer for -the to.
sl3ter•, Miss Edna to Mr. Robt. Pat Dr., Quackenbush M. 0. H.g
terson on Wednesday, June 4th. -Miss-,
E Gertrude' D after. spending the- H E. TJuston, Chairman,•
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FIVE REDUCED LINES
$1.1C QUALITY for ' 50c.
$1,5(; QUALITY for ,,,:.,..,... ,75c
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$1.7 QUALITYf r 1:QO
2.2L.: QUALITY for 1,50
$3.25 QUALITY SPECIAL for' 2.50
' Ip'eceased was a bright, honest. wind
•industriou young man of 23 wears,
and.seenes to have been getting ,aloti
l inhis c profession, having
well his chosen prof n n,
hiad. little or no trouble .with his teach
int~ duties so thee it 'rs, hardly likely
that he lid' anycause to• seek his
own life.
as-::. orn on. the 3rd concession
of tepphe got alis Public School ed•.
ucation •in,S. S. No. -3, and later at-
tende' Exeter High School and the:
Normal 'school. He was popular with
the young people and a good son.
The s5*iripatkiy of the comnxunity is
,extended; to the family in their be-
:reavement.
Dr Balfour has now purchased the
g ,
instruments; drugs, buggy and harness
from the estate of the .late Dr. Mc-
Laughlin and has. taken over the
practice.
Messrs,' Herb and. Chester Geiser
this
u London visited at home here
- Miss Bertha Hoist` of Stratford is
visiting here with relatives,
Misses Schroeder of Detroit vire
visiting in the village.
Miss Salome Tiernan and 'Miss Lydia
Brown of London visited relatives in
own this week•
Mrs. Ed. Neeb and daughter Myr-
tie and Mr:. -and Mrs, Henry Roeder
.ail: visiting Mrs. Gosh of -Pigeon,
Bich., -who is seriously ll,
TOO MANY GOING.WEST.
GIVE UP GOOD ,PO`SI'TIONS
Vancouver, -B. C., June 3. -Mayan
Baxter has issued public •warning that
too many - people are coming to' Van-
couver seeking work, •giving up food'
positrons in the other country: DFon-
ey tightness is slowing business here
and -the •mayor is afraid:, there will
be many of the new arrivals out of
work next winter.
-ANAMA
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
GENUINE PANAMAS - IN THE
LATEST SHAPES,
Later, -Word was received Wednes-
day moznzo that the remains would
b, trough home on Wednesday ev-
ening- and the funeral will take elate
froin• the :father's residence, Stephen,
to Ee.eter4;cemetery on Thursday
afternoon,;,;
It has .been discovered .that death
was. due t+6; the covering of the z)ell
_.... g- to t
grvuig ersy, precipitating. him .the
bottom.
i•• at Goderich, .
Wes. • `Snell. • and Mr,
Mr. and Mrs,tc
Gould motored to
-ow, •
pas' month with Mrs: W. L. .Kers- P S_ -A copy of this has beensent
lake, returnee her.''home at :Rus- ,. i thesellers f Exeter;
,al. milk I- Q�
s ldale =Miss Maggie' Hobkirk. 'is vis- ,�
.nd Mrs: James .
3rantford to visit relatives on Satur
lay -going b- way of London and
g g Y
itrnr` relatives , at ,Constance: NIr. and
iti i0. jos Anderson also Mrs 'Earl of EXETER P. S. REPORT FOR MAY
"Sea --=-
FOUR REDUCED LINES
$3.25 QUALITY for 2.50
4 35 QUALITY for 3,50
$�' """"'
$5.00 QUALITY • SPECIAL for 4.00
$6.00 QUALITY. SPECIAL for 5,00
ock and returning Monday 1i `
Noodst , g x
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day° of Galt; Bi rain and`..Stratkord: `
rives near
Ehmyilie visited tela.
forth ~Ivlrondny ° Room 4a -Sr•, •4, Pass, F Wood r2
D Kuntz -71 G Fittonr.71, G Ford
69 Macdonald 66, J- Mathews 66, B
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Hornet' 65, M Kydd 63, A Johns-• 63,
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CRUSADE AGAINST CONSUMP-
• TION.'
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1 Delve 62, L Ize•stle 62, W Mack 61
A Horton 60. Jr. 4, honors G. Ort-
74,rrId Sharp P71,�1G' Davis 71, L Wal-
ker 70, -G Carling 69, M Walker 69,
M Hardy 68, • J Hurdon 66,R 'Flet
e.l:cr 65 Mary Dap 62, E Jons e.1 No,
on roll 31, 'average , 29,-G 'Vosper,
teacher • �
BIRTHS
List_ of subscriptions collected by
the Field Secretary of the National
Sanitarium Association for the Mus-
koka Free Hospital for Consumptive's "
Collectior $$,30, $2.00 subscriptions-
S Martin & Son, J' G. Jones,, W. J•
Heaman L; H. Dickson, Dr. Roulston
Gladman «& Stanbury, I. R. Carling,
j Stewart, H. Smith; °.$1.00-W. S.
Cole, J. W. Powell, A. Marchand, G
R R. Bedford F, Boyle,, A. Hastings, E;
g
M. Dignan,, Jas. Beverley, W, J, Beer,
j' Senior. P. Frayne, Harvey Bros,
Rev. E. G. Powell, -W. J. Statham, E
Willi:. B. W, F. Beavers, W. S. How
ey. _Rev, D. W. 'Collins, C. F. Hoop-
er, . W D "Clark, .N. D. Hurdon, W.
W„ Taman, Dr. Tinsman, W. Snell,
W; H° Kestle, J.,W, Wood, John Ped-
lei. Miss Mary Tom, T: •Sweet, Rev,
W. G. H. McAlister, C. B. Snell, Mrs.
MayJhickColw 1, T Wood, S. li,
May, J J ,
Snaders, A, =J. -Ford, J. E. Davis, S.
Doxy,• 50c subscriptions -Fred' Mallett
Rev. J. Nestle, L. McTaggart; Mrs,
W Dearing, Jas. Shapton, John Presz-
cator C. Stanlalie,` W. D. Shapton, W
D Stanlake; • 25c, subscriptions -Rich.
Gould • Mrs. Geo. Penhale, Mrs. E.
Shapton Total -$71.55. .-..
Colwill.-In Centralia, on June 3rd, to
Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Colwill, a
daughter.
Connor. -In Exeter, on June 1st, to
Mr and Mrs. George Connor, a
daughter. e
Cole. -In Exeter, on May 28, to Mr,
and bars W, S. Cole, a son.
Penhale.-In Parkhill, on May 27, to
Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Penhale, a
daughter, (stillborn)
Cornish. -•In Exeter on May 21, to ;vir.
and Mrs. Emerson' Cornish a son.
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Sr 3, honors, T Zuefle 84, M Mar-
chand . 81, V .Hartleib 79, V Hill 77,
C Morley T6, B Rivers 76, E Doyle
75, Pass, V Mellott 14, H .Boyle 73,
M Camm 73, W Davis 73, C Mallett
73, D Charlton 70, V Sweet 69, " G,
Bedford 68,W Hedden 68,D Knight
66, V Marhall 66. Jr. 3, honors, C
Heaman 79 Pass, • Wm. Brown 73,
- C Sanders 73. No. on roll 30; ,aver
ageMurray,teacher, •
27.-J S. Mu
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
SUMMER CAPS IN GREY, BROWN
TAN and OTHER SEASONABLE
COLORS, THIS IS A SPECIAL
L1NTi OF CAPS 1TANUFAGTURED
,
FROM` AN EXTRA FINE QUALITY
OF GOODS AND SPLENDIDLY
, xp • NOW SELLING Al''THE
SPECIAL PRICES, -
-
50c.5c. $1.00,
MARRIAGES
,
Pollock -Allister -At the Methodist
parsonage, Corbett, on May 28th, by
Rev: D. D. Thompson, Mr. A: H�
Allister
both Pollock,May 911i
tSt Stephen,
Eagleson -Hutchinson -.At the Melkrr=
dist•parsonage, Corbett, on May 28,
by Rev. D. D. Thompson, Mr. Hen-
ry Eagleson, to Miss Lulu Hutchin--
son, daughter of David Hutclzin_'on,
both of Stephen,
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DEATHS
Willis -At Prosperity, June 2, Edward
te-
, L. Willis, son of John Willis, Ste-
phot aged 23 years, 4 months.
Taylor -In Clinton, 1 ay 28, Elizabeth
l-tal1;"relict of the late John Taylor
, aged 82 years, 7 days.
Brownlee -In Seattle, Wash,, on clay
27, Trueman Brownlee, formerly of
Exeter aged 46 years, 1 month, 12
...cloys.
h rig+ � • i ,rt� x :
'' {3 t X445", s�yYer
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Room 6 -Form 3, Jr:, honors, E:
Davis 88,'•M Harvey 85, G, Harness 84„
Maurice Harvey ' 82, T Connor 82, S
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Sanders 77, E Yellow, 75;: Pas::, . °.auk
Collins 69, B Gould 67, B Senior 67
' A Vincent 65, Form Z, Sr: honors, E
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•'REV, - W. G, H, McALISTER• Russell `81; M Houlden 78, Pass, D,
- Davis 71 A Andrews 70,'C Ford 68
Pastor of James Street' Methodist Chitech; Exeter, w'ho is .pr-orxzineritly P Harness 65, L Hartleib 63, 0 Bede
mentioned :for the Presidency of the -London Conference. ford 62 C Davis 60. No. enrolled 35
aveage, 33.5 -IJ. M. Kinsman, teacher
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-4mERICA'S' GREATEST Room 7 -Sr. 2, B:, M Johns 79, G'
HAIR GOODS ARTIST Hind' 78, V Walker 77, 13 Acheson 77
H Dignar. 76, D Balkwill 75, 1bll untz
P 61, V. Vale 60. Jr. 2,B,-
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P1 OUDFOOT. DEMONSTRATION'
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74. Sanders
C,_Powel' M We denhamnier 82 F
wwAA Bari 74 G 88,Redden 73, AlElwor,
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�) Y � 72 R Witwer 70,W Ort�_yein. 69,R
Davis 60; Jr. 2A,, C Ford.' 63,. D•
, Mallett 62, G,- Hatter til: No, ancon
34, average 32,-E. Quackenbush, tea-
�� ober•}. ,.
+ Goderich, May '30. -Almost the en-
tire Liberal'Opposition and the Op-
position Leader; sat on the platform
at West Street. Rink and gave coun-r
tenance to a defense • by' William
Proudfoot, M P P;; of alis connection•
with recnandarg charges against Hon. W.
- HannaJames Whitney
.The member for :Centre Huron
then attacked the Ontario nninister•s,
demaacling a royal cnrnmission to in-
quire into the Taylor case of a $500
campaign contribution.
Members present beside Mt. "Row-
eel were J. C: Elliott,'. West Middle-
seg. W, N. Fergguson,, East Ii'ent;
Chris Kohler, Haldimand; Lieutenant-
Colonel T. R. Atkinson,. South' Nor -
folk ; T Marshall of, Monck; Lieu-
tenant T. to Mayberry, South Oxford
fames Anderson, North Bruce; W, E.
Sinclair. South Ontario,'- HughMtm-
oe, Glengary�', and; C M. Bowman,
North Bruc-d:
editing was the outcome of
",'The g g
careful organization,. Handbills were
,distributed over .a: wide area, baciges
were printed, the 33rd Regiment band
engaged and -the rink elaborately de -Irl
notated, A special train on; the G.
' eole:
in: a few people.
,'T speakers were. Mr. Proudfooe
l Tar tIe Dewart ;and • i coder Ro local
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A SPLENDID LINE OF BILK
ANI: CASHMERE SOCKS IN 'PEE
LATEST SHADES OF TAN; BLUE
gREY AND NUMEROUS OTHER
COLORS AT
C. �G'. � Cr„
WE HAVE A aPECIAL SILK
A•elD WOOL SOCK IN TAN. AND
SOMETHING NEW
GREY IT SOMET
AND IS SELLING •W'E`LL AT OUR
REDUCED PRICES.
t') 1 . _.+1
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to replace hair on the' heads '.'of
have lost their. hair. By his Beautifu
l
which are known all over the world
. can, be .made to. look, Younger
recti, means -HEALTH,
faction to the head, which menus
• Central
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land natural
EV,ERV.
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Hotel
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Room 8 -Jr 2 to Room 7, J 14iorley
91. C Doyle .89, C,• Davis 79, B Brown
78 ` Jr, Pt. 2,. M Scout 87, G Bedford
82, G Creech 81, B Russell 76 M,
'rim
7Jlrvorthy /4, E Houlden 72, L B
acnmbe 66. 1r Mallett 57. Sr. Pt: 2,
M Gladman 91, I1.Seldon 90, G Long
79. S •S• ury •7• R Davis 76, M
Rowe 73, H Dignan 72, L Davis 70,
P' Heaman 64,, V Hartleib 62, C. Web-
,; seer 60. 11 Powell 59; L Wells 50. No,
an roll 50 average , 46,•�F, W , Flow-
aid, teacher. •
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both profitable
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GOOD APPEARANCE., 1If
LADIES ;
TORS SCARE. AT BRIICEF`IELD.•
do not miss this 00porturtity: See HIS - TRANSFORMA� . - , % ,, - . a---
SWITCHES, •WAV,ELETS,,;POMPADOURS, FULL WIGS, CURLS. . -•
wN Brucerield Dune3.-Cards have been
ETC, pri•nted and are. bein ,tacleeci u , as
DORENVVEND SANITARY PATENT ,TOUPEE. 1�'+'I'r
THE , rapid} as- possible all, through the
GENTLEMEN ;(Whc Ate Bald) W. "townships of Stanley andTuckersnth
In .order to i warning•. farmers to. keep their dogs:
protect'and adorn your bald head: With human hair. • ,. ', eel ti for at least three months,
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have a conception of- the- wonderful achievement in the art of zair �,brought.
and see the Mar e am 11 :: This action has'resulted, from the
constructing, every: pall. • man should call an , h, , g . ,r ,p
!� 4 5 Which Prof; lF• heat, of a Clog shot here on. Saturday
rile stook of , iiAIR TUU 'EE and FULL WIGS- yv r having been declared' tc, eontaxn ilegrr
Dorenwend, will be showing,: t: bodies 'which cause 'rabies. T1ne •;vr
•;' These wonderful coverings• arc.;; so xiatuial:.tn'•apirearance that'tle-: at
,. der• state. that all dogs found,NAVY
ttection is impossible. They are adjusted, so seciitely to arty. , head . i , Iar" e 'wri1l be shot at sights, and lion
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'that they can.,ot come ' off, except at . the wearer's 'wish, • They,,•vili: i ." a6' e been, orderd to carry
" e �onn ,and Softenkn .ex ression to the face.: ;,: ' ' et b1 s have b ,,_ ,. Y
giy a y g g h )4' out these 'instructions to the letter..
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BILL KILLED BY THE
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The" Borden• Navy', Bili- was killed
Thursday` t' ast ,.the servile
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Liberal majority irr the Senate tvlxen,
the Ross.amendment calling for a
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i:eierence to the. people .was carried,
51 to. ;z7, The remit of the Senate s
, • : t tie. bill •cntries to
action is that ,hen y , .
.nau it as far as lairs ,session is von-
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a A Er ee» I7ctnon tration is extended • a
a>t ato>riid with.. its month foaming .and
0.7.,:.:2:45))„ ,a, ter.. to `ata; cone arid bring your friends e e r i<
.. ng. at animals, P People';, ik ,
-. • was street .. ci ' i�.'tsh for Mover and
The Central Hotel) Eiteter,_ on Thut'� the street nta e a 4
t iday, June 19th, ' Will alsso be . at se;ireral only? got away by a few see-
' . Mitchell Hicks rl:o.nse 14londa jun orals. No. one was bitten, but marry
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ieev , . y rerM .. 16th r BlYt1t, Commercial ITotel,Tues had 'close calls. A i alone stattecl-aiitl,
.; clay one -.17th • Godaricli" 'slate} the cio .\vas finally shot by ler, john
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