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Iabor
your ',,ogle lia3 won
tl.lpaitg, every feeble neighbor
)c is nS Ilt�lil rpm norm
fe'as iuostly froth and bubble
Two zings stand like stone
a.iitadndsa its another'a 'trouble
Courage in Ypilr own
trilag f,'olloavti the Seed catalogue
Ste 7e,
P k3 rouzlaii', Spring's conit.tl'.
212e wise ones shake their heads,
Mereht ,'This -weathers as a eauiou-
lige:, What have you up your
eeu'e?
Our termer"l•e?ds ahra
ys bank
a
of oil hay, but will they on "Welling
-
on Hay?
The present ,epidermic cf. colds., as
<rrla, is nothing to get upset over•, 1
zst: beep off your feet for a few days.
We note 'where some towns are
as line.; Cement curbing for boulevards
n the local improyenient plan. A
milar action might be taken by the
Oxeter council with good results.
The other 'day we observed a num-
ber of Brows and a :hack of snowbirds
L:lying over the 'sante field, An un-
Irving over the same field. ':fin un-
moral flirtation this.
4 4, * .. fit
if we at our house take a hand,
and you at your house take a hand,
Ind the town cornea takes a hand,
d the Hortieurai Society takes a
and in beautifying our WWII, what
beautiful town it will be.
The Horticultural Society, organ -
zed a few months ago leas a member-
ship of over 150,' This will make
for a greater interest in shrubs and
veers and should increase the beau -
of our otherwise beautiful town.
The other day when we went to a
calendar to tear off the month of
:February, we found that the month
of March had been omitted. Judg-
ing from the heather we wonder now
if the weather -man and the calendar
maker were. in league.
Healthy vigorous; exercise is as im-
portant for men and boys as it is for
children. To forget eares and wor-
ries in a couple of hours of pleasant
exercise keeps the body fit and
brightens the intellect. Worry is one
of man's eeem es and the antidote is
found in recreation.
*
A child's desire for play is greater
than the desire for study. In Exeter
a large sunt of MO22:`,7 is expended on
education yet little or no systematic
euper4'ision of amusement is given.
1 s ug clean supervision of sports
and aniusemente should give good re-
turns .for the money expended.
A good crop of hay is an asset to
the farm that cannot easily be dis-
pensed with. Wellington Hay. as a
loader of the Liberal opposition, is
in a position to render the Province
an indispensable service, but one
hat the U. F. 0. government might
Feel like dispensing with at 'tines_
Every little while the editor of the
,exa
t i'na ester, There lire a lot of atnind
iuvest.nienls on the zzlitrket yieidinzl
substantial returns, 'Yu,less. yon are
avitlizig to take a Cllauce on losing
your inottoy, do 'not put iutteh confld-
enee into the stories of big interest
retarns. Sound itive5tmehts With
large dividends are rarely offered to
the public. 'Consult your banker or
lawyer a i3. yeti will usually get good,
advice,
t 1K Ei S IIS or:CD SACett1FICES S?rt:V�.Ti
ALUISICIPAIATDES
By George L. Iiottie. Research
Engineer, Reporting For the South-
ern. California Edison 'Company.
It is evident that, uuder the Pres
ent Hydro system in Ontario, enor-
moue' power lies in the hands of the
original desiguer of a scheme of linea
either to favor, or to destroy, the
prospects of industrial developluent
in whole communities. It is: also
evident that theste
s;4 t tat. gives
cheap la)r
rates to Ia,ge towns,`and towns'
au slain Pules and rates two or three
times as high to small towels, espec-
ially if served by branch lines. This
not only forces concentration of pop-
ulation but niai.es it impossible to de -
( \relop industry in small ,towns.
community as a whole, outside
fees large towns, 'trust inert
stagnate industrially. Since th
sumpt:ion of power supply b,u
government puts, an ecoumie pr
tion on new conlpetitis e enter
such condition must be as perrua
as the rate -malting scheme itsel
Under the Conlinissions syste
allocating charges, the economic
of extention has already been a
ached; a municipality -beyond the
of one of the relatively short line
ing only servable if it assume no
ly its proportion of all costs of p
at. the point where power now i,
assume 'als'o the total cost of to
the power farther.
Ai»� ne familiar with power
nets in the United States need
glance at a map of electric suppl
Ontario to observe that the
now served by nine' systems,
three of which are .intercouzhecte
of very modest extent and should
served, in order to be wen served
a single -unified network of lines;
connected to Niagara, with local
er powers feeding Erato the gene
system, and with some system
rates that shall not. penalize comm
ities lying a little way off from ex
ing lines to such a, point that th
service is impossible. Suck a syst
by its interconnections would enori
ously improve service at many po
and by its diversity would result i
considerable economy of generati
oapacity. The immediate drawba
is the difference in frealaz,.haey—
cycles on the Niagara system.
mostly 60 cycles elsewhere. The i
prove/neat int service, however, a
p :icularly iutrod u, tion of the fe
Iity of complete serviee—to
int,. wailers rasonable distance
agara, would seem to justifjustifyt
ovince in facing obsolesces
r_kly, changing over its smaller
The.
of a
tably
a as
: the
ohibi-.
p rise,
neat
f,
m of
limit.
al
ached;
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t on -
ewer
but
king
tausi-
only
y in
iirea
only
d, is
bey.
, by
sail
wat-
ral
of
in-
st-
eir
eau
m-
na
ng
ck
25
and
na-
nd
as -
t ibi
po
Ni
fPc
fra
plants building trunk lines, and ma
Ina'
Fite
goo
tela
is
cos
sou
chi
the
sio
to b
gr'a
the
and
syst
crea
w0
all
of
location eelatia e to Niagara, but apon
the design of the syetf'.m of Imes by
WhIClt the CUnlnlisSion supplies the
province, 1S an inatlnce Of Unfair
rates, the mu.illcipalitat of Zul'ieh, a
boat 1.30 miler in tnt ale lizl fronlNi-
agare Valls, aid $69.00 in 1019,
while the muuleipality of Dutton, the
same chatamce frons the Falls, but on
the main transmission line, :paid. $43.
London, about 108 wile; from the
Falls in an air line paid $19,00,
and Windsor, 210 utiles air line, paid
$$36.00.. Dutton lies on Elie smile
tranentissiou line as Windsor batt is
about. SQ miles closer to the ;Fails by
transmission line,
The town of Drayton, 78 miles in
air luxe frain the Valls, bit served
through London, paid $60.00, The
town, of Georgotown, served through
Guelph, paid $36.00, ,'SVere lines dif-
ferentia' laid out, Drayton ntigtit
have been served through Guelph,
rate $19.00, or Kitchener, rate 119.-
00, in which, case the Drayton rate
tbiv
iron '
I
1 would hare e. approximated
.
the Georgetown rate. The town of
Arthur is 5 .miles frontDraytou and
paid $4$.00 as against Drayton, $60.
Drayton. has 'N'iagara power and Ar-
thur has not, being on the Eugenia
system. Each town is about 00 milesft oin the Falls, London, 108 miles
away paiti $19.0,0.
---,Reproduced from . the Financial
Post, February lath -issue.
THE AL'TO.I:IOBIh1iz . IN CANADA
Do you know that Canada is one of
the leading motor-utiing countries in
the world? that it bolds Second place
in the per capita possession of cars??
and that there is a ear to every 18 01
the population,
Do you knon- that there were only
2,100 automobile registrations in
1907, which has increased to an es-
timated total of 4.50,000 in 1921?
and that they repeesent a value of
x500,000,000?
Do you know that 90,000 motor
ears came from the United States in- c
to Canada in 1920 (exclusive of week
end visitors at border points?) and
that they spent millions in this coun-
try?
Do you know the extent and im-
portance of'the automobile industry
in Caiaada? A. census in 1919 showed
a capital investment of $577,00,000,
or 1.289 plants for their manufacture
and repair, employing 12.189, with
salaries and wages in that year of
$15_8S9,000. The production value
reached $101,196,000; 65.000 cars
were turned out. Exports. in 1320
and 21. of 21,;128 cars and parts tot-
alled ;19.623,000_
trIllMES
EWICS
mportant Events Which Have
Occurred Durili
the Week.
Tlio Busy wood '$ Iapeenlugs )arc-
, Rally Coiupiled and P"n hallo
audy and Attractive ,Shapo, for
tine Reader's of Our Paper — A
Solid Horn's Enjoynieot.,
TUESDAY.
Ontario sends good wishes to I'x^iu-
cess Miry.
GhineSe Armies on 'March to light
for Pekin.
Italy and Spain 'nay uniteMedi-
terranealn fleets.
,A young Belleville couple were :ar-
rested in Toronto.
Brantford polleerobe is at
brought to close, pz last
United States will save billions by
naval limitation pact,
Probe into Guelph liquor charges
Proves nihnecessary.
Canadian Labor party plans simpli-
fication of organiaatioat.
Legislature passes resolution de-
manding lower freight rates,
Hon, F. C. Biggs speaks to county
road supervisors and engineers.
Nova Scotia miners ' conferring
with company on wage dispute.
Canadian exchange in the. United
States is rapidly reaching parity.
France's gift to Princess Mary is
tribute to' British troops by Foch:
,Londono is full, of 'visitors to wit-
ness ,princess' wedding ceremonies.
The question of the ban on Cana-
dian cattle is up iu, the Commons.
Aura Lee juniors beat Coliiugwood
in the O. H. .A. semi-finals, 2 to 1.
The Canadian Council of Agricul-
ture plans formation of Eastern wing.
Steamship 'Minnedosa mattes
after fourteen days' battle'
torm.
Belleville intermediates tied
round with Niagara Falls by win
7 to 5.
'`Salutmy" Sandow outpoi
'Bobby:: Ebor of Hamilton
Dei-t'teit.
Whitby*,College swimmers have re-
eived Royal Life-saving Soc
awards.
Woodstock non their group in the
Western Ontario Interscholastic
League.
University -of Toronto seniors fin-
ished the O. H. A. senior schedule by
beating Argos. 8 to 0.
WEDNESDAY.
Princess Mary marries 'Viscount
Lascelles.
Egypt is declared a sovereign state
by Britain.
Canadian Gov-ernnzent;will raise a
Loan in London.
Irish Free Staters secure majority
in Dail Eireann.
London gives wedded couple a
great reception.
J. G. Lethbridge, M.P.P., defends
1 Drury Hydro policy. .,
President Harding 'tors direct
aid to U,' S. shipping. ''2,"'3*
Judge Landis retired. from U.
ederal Court Bench.
Premier wing offers natural
obrces to Prairie Provinees,
Ralsuli, Moroccan rebel, will s
nder- to power of Spaniards.
Ottawa excited over rumor th
ciprocity pact is to be revived.
Granites beat Aura Lee, 6' to
the first O.H.A. senior play-off.
Queen City rinks won 'theLodi
tarso Tankard from Torontos.
Referendum on liquor situation
posed in Manitoba Legislature. t
Prof. C. R. Fay gives. public loc-
o in Toronto on 'Immigration."
roquois Falls beat Canadian Soo a
the N.O.H.A. senior champion 1
E.. L. Ross, 'sailing for England, f
pounced he would sell -twenty s
ers.
German Government makes fifth- r
-day payment of 81,000,000 gold t
rks. B
orthern twining men ,submit
endment to professional engineer- w
bill.
ig Montreal power schemes may t
checked in Quebec Legislative
ncil. • o
A "still" reached' by underground b
sage; from :a well found near vy
EXPERIENCE.
I've lived through forty kindly years,
I've been a little boy at plata,
My mcfher used to dry any tears
f1O2'oid, the six-Yea'1'-old scan of
1?'red Knight, Kingston, was killed
when a sleigh, loaded with hay, ran
Crier hull.
A -woman was injured and her
child killed by an auto in Toronto.
Three parts`^eader,' address good
roads banquet at'TO 'onto,
Canada nteeds Agricatitai'alTrade
Comulissioner, says Hon, Manning
Doharty.'
Nova $CotFa and Now Brunswiclt,
I.egislatui•es are opened.
anitoba is ready to arbitrate in
the matter of her natural resources,'
iVlysterious Welland county tut Illee
zny* be tragedy of riam-running ' k'
ain.ilion Board of Ddttcatioii op-,'
Poaed'to change in school tax dis-
tribution,
The Dail Eireann adjourned for six
The Prince of Wales was Sven a
loyal farewell q leaving Lahore.
The split in Ilse Coalition l partyits
Britain is being bridged.
Arthur Griffiths threatens' trade
boycott on Ulster.
Egyptian �,Yl Premier presents list of
Cabinet members.
Indian Legislature will increase
cotton and salt. taxes.
Lady Rhondda gains right to sit
in the House .of Lords.
Harry Wills knooked out "Kid"
�
Norfolk in the second round.
Aura Lee juniors beat Coiling
wood, and meet' St. Mary's in the
anal:
Ten Ontario cities have entered
teams in the, provincial volleyball'
championship,
British Government paid £40,000,-
000 to Prance for use of trenches.
F. W. Hay is the new leader' of the
Liberals -in -tile Legislature.
In less than five weeks, Coburg
loses .five old inhabitants.
A new form of influenza appears in
Poland.
port' Major J. B. Thomas, Dominion
with resident of the Imperial'' War ret-
erans in Canada, is dead.
the Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Derrick
ning- of Merrickvitle, celebrate their
golden wedding.
nted Manitoba has right to own Divorce
at Court.
SATURDAY.
York township prepares to fight
iety
F
Aatd'kiss my little -harts away; 6°
I've trudged to school against my will
he I've wondered u-hy 1 had to go, re
I've been through many a childish ill,
ce All boyhood's
.joys, and cares.I re
know.
such increases is rates as wou
et the proper costs.
t is coming to he recognized -1h
d service .is far more iniporta
n cheap rates. Ontario as a wh
entitled to good service at lowe from its greatest natural r
rce. Niagara does not belong
siv-el-v to Toronto and cities alon
relatively short trunk trans
n liahe, and Toronto is not entitle
enefit so exclusively" from. its ge
phical situation at the expense
remainder. Equalization" of rat
unification and extension of th
eu2,, while involving heavy in
sex in Toronto and eisewhere,
uId permit general development
-he province. Si hen it remen2
id
I've been the dreamy, sallow youth
Who thinks himself so very wise;
at Once on a time, to tell the truth,
nt I placed much stock in fancy ties
who
est And pointed shoes and yellow spats.
For I was only twenty then.
e•-• But now I've only one regret and
e that's
g gg The way I sneered at older men.
mLs
o-
I've been impatient to succeed,
of I've dreamed my dreams, and some
es in vain,
I've pictured many a splendid deed
By which my. goal I should attain;
I've played the sighing lover, too,
I've stood to grief and:•suffered.
woe,
_ All that a man must journey through
At some time has been mine to
know.. ;•
Times takes a spurt and writes a of t
evecomments_ When job work and here
ether details incidental to office work ' lee
crowd us a little, this is the end mile
take the jolt. If you appreciate pia
this end of the paper, tell us six and Or
we will try to make a"special effort to leas
Iaav'e something to say.
nor.
d that in California general seg
t And' this I've learned
is transmitted froru 250 to 50
s from comparatively aural
l is and is then sold at low rates
ario should not be content t
e Niagara power benefzr only eh
restricted district Close to the, Pati -
'11'e could never quite figure out
t
the, earnings of the London, Port
Stanley* Hydro radial could: be taken
as a basis for the earnings of other
hydro radials. The Port Stanley rad-
ial was destined to put London on
•the lake and the bulk of. the revenue
eohnes from pleasure seekers a.ttraet'-
should it, be content. with an
thing less than general and reliable
service over all territory within at
least a, 500 mile radius.
"Hydro" came into being based up-
on cheap Niagara power, Hydro was
enabled to buy a large: block' of Niag-
ara power for ,!49..00 per H. P. per
year. a price amounting to $.001'37•,
ier IC. W. H. on 100 'per cent' load.
r, -a price lower than any other
bieh the present writer has any
ledge, and so far as we can now
a, price which Can never again
that one and
Follow' the con reon Hath of ,life,
v We aiIare its games as children small,
end later share the 'days of strife.
Now, looking backwards, I can see
'fitat much I railed against was
good,
When time had made it plain to ane
And what seemed harsh' I under-
stood.
to the lakeside by the low fares. facto
Special attractions at' the Port under of w
con -trot of the Commission also adds kflow
y/ the revenue. t Cee,
rl'ha railway problem in Canada is
d i�er'y Iltneh in the Jirnelight.The heavy
"}^:delicits .that the country is beim' ca
4
even be approximated, even at Niag-
ara.
iiain transmission lines have been.
constructed, running east and west
I_ irons Toronto to Windsor, being fed
od on to pay is staggering the coun- b= 12
y and unless some radical change is
:ra)nde in the policy of management,
to the mail. oih'tlte Street it looks as if
the Situation eaatrioi improve, but
will net horse, The eolicy to charge
B the, traffic will bear is pl4 y ills into
the ;I ands of the nhotor iudtistr--.
litera3.is a lot of shipping that should
e natural and legitiiiiate btasi-
ess of Lae 'i'aili'oa.cls-that is ton' lye- stzi t
ttticce
ve„ .,g
• t)hyal
. ,;ettla.
h<t;hire Of 90 Many ere to y a
ri
I)rol, i, ;e Tt fol
hada: and the ni d adept itL,a ctn ast ng Elora° t.ihca„rti':
lil,4't� to
�tkloil r lien investors and spec ing ht
7 Ora.The roan With . Bloat .d and
r� tip a1I,t, is lo01 ttI for big int.ei:rc Jt. rotes
hots,t;alire a spec ttlater` zi�tii rzat ttzz4, ,
nes from Niagara to Duiadas.
Charges were based, not upon dis-
tance, nor upon an average cost of
power and transmission,—as pract-
ically all regulating commissions in
the United States now require, but
liI`cn estimated' cost to serve each
community from the physical struc
es that actually were installed.
rs method Inal:es cost of power to;
own dependent -not niton ite die*.
from Niagara, nor upon the a -
e ecet of power, lint noon t1i
rel plant that tiro IL E. P. C.
lly did build, and hide is used
Ill n; power r to aa.t: r2htlniel'jaalit :
lows that Int tIIIS COnrnYiseion
ad smile, t'? eretit scheme of
cacao, 1n t', r ii'alities now pay-
li rates me 'it enjoy low rates
aca
versa, i other words the
pail by a inttnit.ipality is doyen -
lot alorie upon its gaegraplhicazl
It
ene by motor trucks simply be-
ef itigb freight and express
—By Edgar E. Guest.
WHERE CANADA LEADS
Do you know in how many ways
and Iines Canada Ieads the world?
Young as Canada relatively is in.
fthe. lives of nations,'she has won
leadership to a remarkable degree.
For example, she ranks second a-
mong the world's wheat -growing
countries, and holds the world's rec-
ord for the per acre yield of wheat
-nd other grains.
Canada has the world's richest nic
`e, cobalt and asbestos deposits, and
rine 01 the largest gold mines --the
'eilinger. She has the moat expen-
eve deep sea fisheries and pulpn'ood
in the world,
0,Oa has in the'Ontario EJydr•o-
ece power transmission line, one
longest; in the world, and, in
lippaWa-Queonaton power canal
:,r the greatest engisneering
"'"ee the Panama Canal,
i has the world's largest itt-
.' the work%-- in Montreal:
.-la's highest hydraitlrc lift
r terboro; the Largest bridge
t<- livid, in tale. Queben, bridge
i 0 5e f clam in the world --
S.
secession.
A' general election in Quebec is
predicted, a
R2oscow is angry at Anglo-French
agreement.
Republican soldiers ambush Royal
Irish police.
Irish Free State' bill is up in the
British House.
President Harding will halt cut in
army and navy.
Sir Donald ilactnaster, Bart, K.C.,
D.C.L., is dead.
Argentine will Aignore Economia
Congress_ at Genoa.
Rt. Hon. A. F.'' Balfour becomes
Knight of the Garter.
Japanese visitor suggests ,Nippon-
ese intervention in China.
Court decision threatens the•future'
of raeing at New Orleans.
Protestant churches set. day for
"Save the Children"" collections.
Stratford team wi'ns;. Doruini
chion
championship for. first a3d`�voi•k:
Hon. Dougall Carin'ichael. resigns
re- from Hydro -Electric Commission,
Guelph Royals won the Mansell-
1.r- Mahoney trophy from Lakeview.
Annex to City Hall, Montreal, was
at burned; loss about a million dollars.
Films of the marriage of Princess
2, _Mary are on the way to this country
Gloucester will build two, schoon
Ladle
ers to challenge for the Fishermen's
Cup.,
Dominion sentiment crystallizin
n favor of closer trade relations wit
United States.
Granites beat Aura Lee, 10 to
nd win the O.H.A. senior fina
ound, 16 to 5.
Kitchener intermediates took a
our -goal lead from `Niagara Falls;
core, 6 to 2.
Imperial War Graves Commissio
efuses application for removalo
he bodies of soldiers from France t
ritain.
Matthew Bullock, the negro who i
anted in North Carolina, was free
Friday: No witnesses arrived from
he South.
Alexander Graham Bell, invent°.
f the telephone, celebrated his 75t1
irthday on Friday: He attends hi
ork regularly.
George Wedlake, mayor of Brant
pro
-
tur
I
for
ship
an
rac
ten
ma
y
am
ing
B
be
Cou
pas
Windsor. ...
1
1
1
rd, -who collapsed` in the :aVitnes
ox while giving evidence in it.11?. po
ce probe, .died. on Ftiday.
acute stage. e
Confidence man re -arrested for
Winnipeg police.
Kemal Pasha re-elected head of
Turk Nationalists.
Collins and Griffiths address great
gatherings -in Dublin:
Sterling at Toronto, $4.53 1A; at
Three of four English cup ties on
Saturday were draws.
Huge veterans' meetiftg endorses
rehabilita,ticin scheme.
Religious outbrea.k in Belfast
claims a number of victims.
The budget will be a big item in
the Legislature this week.
St: Patrick's have qualified for the,
N.H.L. play-off with Ottawa.
"Babe" Ruth has signed a five-
year contract with the Kilties.
Balmy Beach beat Torcmto in the
Toronto Trapshooting League.
British troons prevent bloodshed
between wareing Irish factions.
Conservative members and ex -
members meet behind Closed doors,
Almost 1,000 soccer players have
registered in the T. and D. League.
A youth in Toronto victimizes
storekeepers by passing, raised bills.
Bridgeburg banging mystery re -
mine uneolved in spite of police
probe.
Londoti, Ont., offibial detects deep
plot behind Col. Carmichrtel's resig-
A, strike Penginad prevents dis-
tribation of revised Prayer book to
Canada.
llon.1. Mr. Fielding returns to -day
frOni hie conferences on closer trade
Ilritish and United States 'llaiiver-
trace/ teems are arrangine
Unrest in Punjab is causing grave
alarm.
Premier Lloyd° George threatens
to resign office.
Ontario Liberal women hold a bril-
liant banquet at Toronto.
Germans reach Toronto on their
way to China seeking trade.
President Obregon may accompany
Mexican exhibit to Toronto.
Winston Churchill promises seov-
ity to nonerewS in Palestine.
Sir Robert Horee deals with pro-
posed Government economies.
Lindsay woinan given. damages' by
jun.- aga,iust too tardy suitor.
Grayaon's teani won 200 -mile dog
Derby in 24 hours 51 mimics.
A lire in Quebec arsenal presents
awful hazards to eity'a firernen,
Niagara fruit growera hear appeal
for better. methods of marketing,
New Cabinet formed in Egypt -will
negotiate agreement with Britain. •
preameed bill in the Legislature
aids at helping' small mino-Owners.
Tile heart of 11,1othreal mena,ced by
Fielding's trip to United States
ronees anticipations in two capitals.
Niagara Valls beat Belleville, 5 to
4, in 0.11.A. intermediate semi-final.
St. Pat's beat OttaVea and Cana--
cliens won from. Hamilton in the
riAnny by 24 ba.ttalione, and navy. will
atrial -nue cha,nipion, 'sleet ,,c1
1-egro" pace at Fredericton,
the mOnth of ,Februttry, based on test
examatations and daily work.
Sr. 1V—Ada Mitchell, Ina Harding,
Jr IV—Lula Hunter, Wilfrid Batge
Sr. Ilf--Marjorie Hunter, Edith
Ford, Harold Mitchell, Lily Hunter,
Thanisoe. Best speller for the
month, Ina Harding. Best In'Arith-
metic, Ada Mitchell. No. enrolled
lift ;Inine eyes to Him who
only knoweth
And pray that he 'win, bless
' that He bestoweth
Tlion shalt 'be rich indeed
I throughout this day.
LfiCiliti
'The funeral of t4 late Wra.
line too15: place on Monday and 'was,
crae took the aervice at the house
and. also at the araye. The pastor,
,Rev, Mr. INIcLean took the service at
the church ,assisted by Rey. Mr.
Crae, Who had taught school here'
many years agei,and knew the deceae-
Rey. Mr. Caskill, who took a slight
paralytic stroke sOMe time ago,,is not
tinProving but it is hoped that he will'.
take a turn for the beter. The sale
of his stock and implements took
place last Friday and everything was.
sold at a fair price: Rev.. Mr. Caskili
has bought a house in Highgate and
expects to glove there in the near fu -
I Why nobody pays for it. It' 1,„
pays for itself. e Advertising
cuts down selling costs, breaks ,
down sale resistance. It pays f•
for itself.
Double action— es farther—Try t an
you'll he delighted with the r
Baking
ORDER
FROM YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD GROCER
so
MAW
Profitable Opportunities
are offered to -day -for investment in
Governinent and Municipal Bonds,
yielding a high return. The purchase,
or sale of such securities can be arrang-
ed at any of our branches.
Our monthly list of offerings will
be sent on request. 671
THE CANADIAN BANK
capitai;Paid _up $15;000,000
Reserve Fund $15,000,600
,,DtracidithewitrizE3nBr;in,ch:h:fi - F. A. Chapman, Manager
R. S. Wilson, Manager
INCORPORATED 185e
Capital Paid Up $4,000,000
Reserve Fund.$5,000,000
Over 125 Branches ,
Ti-EEP 'SURPLUS MONEY DI THE HOUSE?
It is dangerous Better to take this money to, the
nearest Branch of The 'Maisons Paank and deposit it
in a savings account where it will be absolutely safe.
(Money -may be deposited or withdrawn by mail.)
EXETER BRANCH T. S. WOODS, Manager
Centralia Branch open for business daily
Safety Deposit Boxes to rent' at the Exeter Branch
FAI111,1ER'S MUTUAL FIRE DISUR-
Head Office, ' Farquitar, Ont.
President, .Wm. BROCK
Vice -President, JOHN ALLISON
DIRECTORS
THOS. RYAN 3. L. RUSSELL
RCPT. NORRIS, JAMES McKENZIE
AGENTS
JOHN ESSERY, Centralia, Agent for
pravER HARRIS, Munro, Agent for
Ilibbert, Fullerton and Logan.
W. A. TURNBULL,
(MADMAN STANBURY
Solicitors, Exeter.
DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
Veterinary Surgeon •
°nice—Baker's Livery on James St.
Calls promptly attended to day or
)Phone S.
Honor Graduate of Toronto 1.42.Iver-
DENTIST
Office, Main Street, Exeter.
•
Adver Ise in tile etionee. pay
MONEY TO' LOAN.
We have a large amount of private*
Ann& to loari .ort ,farni and village,
properties; at lowest rates of in-
terest. --
Barristers, Solicitors,
Main St. Exeter, Ontario
PERRY F. DOUPE, Licensed Auc-
tioneer. Sales conducted in any loc-
ality. Terms moderate, Orders left
at Times Office will be promptly at-
tended to. Phone 116, Kirkton.
Address Kirktoia P. 0.
DENTIST
Office over L R. Carling's Lava -
Cloned every Wetleics0lay afternoon,
1)ye right! Don't rigit,'
your material. Each pack-
age of "1)1a/floral Dyes" con-
tains directions so simple,:
titat any 'Woman 0011.
diamorul-dyc a new, deli
color into old garinentst
thing, whether wool,
linen, cotton' or mixed goods..
sults are guaranteed even if
you have never Odd befere,
Drugg,ist has "Diamond Dyea,
Color Card" --16 rich coloras,