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TWENTIETH YEAR.
of
EXETER, ONTARIO, TIIURSDAY, MARCH 7. 1907.
The Sovereign Bank of Canada
Head Office Toronto
dolph Macdonald, President
A. A. Allan, Vice -President
D. M. Stewart, General Manager
Capital Subscribed $ 4,000,000
Capital Fully Paid $ 3,998,000
Reserve Fund $ 1,255,000
Assets over $25.000,000
General Banking Savings Department
Interest credited quarterly
JOS. SNELL, Manager at Exeter, Crediton, Zurich and Dashwood,
GLADMAN & STA:NMI:BY, Solicitors.
The Old Reliable
AS I WAS SAYING!,
"Those Silk Waists at Carling Bros.
are the best 1 have ever seen for the
price. It's the universal verdict."
Every one who can judge value can see them sticking out. of our
stock in all directions. We can't subdue them. They fly up and
bit you bard when you least expect it. We know the power of
prices and take advantage of it in marking our goods. Ladies'
silk waists in the latest and newest etyles.
Embroidered Linen and. Lawn Waist Ends
LOVELY GOODS
(ILOVES • A yery choice line of Gimes. Lengthy Gloves in 1114.)k and White Silk,
Lace and Lisle Thread.
Ladies Fancy Vestings, in White and Colored. Fancy Gingham!' and
Mastitis.
We have never shown a nicer assortment ot Valencennem, Torckon
Laces and Embroideries than we are showings at the present Time.
Gents' Scotch and Canadian Tweeds, Fancy Printings, in plain and
stripe. Gents' Hard Piccadilly Brand Thoroughbred Caps. The latest
out. (ients' Shirts fts plain stripe, Fancy Fronts; also the C
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR PRODUCE.
..CARLING BROS.
Irroteoslotial Cards.
DR. G. F. ROULSTON, L D S., D. D. S.
DENTIST
Member of the R. C. D. S. of Ontario and Honor
Graduate of Toronto University.
OFFICE: Over Dickson & Carling'. Law Office, in
Dr. Anderson's former Dental Parlors.
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., 1). D. S.,
Honor graduate of Toronto UM enstv.
DENTIST.
Teeth extracted without any pain, or any bad effects
Office over Olielnian & Stanbuo's office, Main street
Medical
A F. MALLOY, M. B. (Tor. Univ.) MEMB 4,4‘
13.• College of Physioians and Surgeons, Ontario.
Former Muse Surgeon Toronto Western llotpital.
Roccespor to Dr. J. A. Rollins. Residence: East on
Int street north of °Mee, Exeter. Ontario.
Lesal.
Intel/30N k CARLINO, BARRISTERS, SOLICI•
A/ tors, Notaries, Coneeyancers, Commiesioners.
Illetlettors for if olsons Bank, etc.
Money to Loan at lowest rate, of interest.
OilIces, Main street, Einer,
1. R. CLIIL1/40, B.A., 1. 11. I/KARON
MONEY TO LOAN.
We have i large amount of pric ate fonste to loan
• farm and village properties at low rates of inter
GLADMAN k STA NISURY,
Barristers, Solicitomilain st.„ Euler On
William Brown
S. Hardy, Auctioneer
For the County of Ituron. All orders promptly at-
tended to if left at the Advocate or his store.
Cedar Posts for Sale
First-- lass cedar posts for sale. Apply at residence.
John Wilson, Centralia.
Sale Registers.
FRIDAY, MAIL a - Farm Stock and Implements,
the property of Iloratio Reynolde,Eib Lot 20. N. B.
Steph; n; sale at 1 o lock. E Bossenherry, aut.
Farm Labourers and Domestics
1 bait 1 ten appointed by the Dominion Govern•
meat to place immigrants from the United Kingdom
In 1.oeitions ti lam' labourers or domestic seri ants
in this %Irina). Any 14-11.1t1 requiring such help
should notify lee by letter stating full) the kind of
help required, when wanted and wages offered, The
numbers arriiillg may net be snflIcient to supply all
rcqueste. but ei try effort will be made to provide
each applicant with help required
•
DONALD McINNIS,
Canadian Government Employment Agent, Exeter
Notice.
WIIF.itEAS application was made to Parliament of
Caned.' at it. present senior; to inserleurate a Com-
pany under the name of "The Stratford and St.
Joseph Radial Railway Company."
AND WIIF.REAS the Bill for incorporatirg *aid
Compani w a. not entertained by the Senate otCan•
ada on the ground that the purposes for which the
incorporation of the said Company was fdaYed f",•
erne excluenely • within the jurisdiotion of the I
Proeincial Government of Ontario.
NOW KNOW YE that notice i. hereby given that Is
app it ion will be made by the tin.l. reigned to the
Legislatii e Assen.hly cd Ontario at the present sec -
Prof. Diploma of Royal In- orporated Society of 'ion thereof, for an Art to if, erplate a Gempanv t
England; Organiet of Trivitt Memorial under the name of "The Stratford and St.. Joseph 0
Chnrch,Eseter. nano. Ofiren• llarmony arid IbcorY Radial Railway Company '' with power to construct, "
01 musk, Term. on applbation. &tette ont. equip. maintainer'', operate a line or lines of rail. e
- - see I of standard or other guage with electrie, 111/3. t
To Buy Horses line or anv other kind of motive power, for the con•
Exeter School Report.
Fellowing is the report for Fele
Jr. Teachers.-F'Clegg 74, B Sten
man 73, H. ‘Vorknian 73, W Triehn
00, M Coward 68, £ Taylor 67, D Th
ling 65. Jr. Matriculation. -M Boli
57, E Goetz 49. N. on roll 18, events{
15.-L.C. Fleming, teacher,
Senior div. -B Mack 78, J Oestreic
er 74,1 Ferguson 69. No. on roll 34
average 30.1.--S. L. Gregory, Teethe
Commercial. --A M Howard 00(short-
hand and typewriting) M McTaggart
68, V Rowe (IL E McKay 64, S McCoy
62. Jr. -E Oestreicher 64. Form I.-
A McMahon e2, J Taylor 78, I Maroh-
and 77, W Amos 75, F Hunter 75, E
Wark 70, R Hooper 70. A Dow 70, 1)
Stewart68, L Snell 08, (3 Pickard 67,
W Birney 67, E Copeland 67. B Munn
65, A Pickaid 65, L Heywood 04, R
Dougall 62, J Monteith 621 No. on roll,
Commercial 10; Form 1.-35; average
43.-A. M. Johnston; teacher.
Sr. IV. -H Carling 78, A Bissett 75,
G Ford 75, C Making 74, B Boyle 73. 0
Wood 70,E Heideman 70, V Johnston
68, E Wood 65. M Charlton 64. T
man 03, R May61. Jr. IV. Jones
72, L Rowe 67, L Grieve 66, W Fuke 65,
11 Sweet 60. No. on roll 36, average 31.
Chas. Tebbutt. teacher.
Sr.- 111.-W Stewart 82, C Wood 80,
P Gubr 77. (;:Pickard 70, L Boyle 76,
L M Frayne 76, R Bissett 68, Young
Creech 61. Jr. III. -W Ferguson 71, 1
Hardy 72, A Jackson 68, W Heideman
63. No. on roll 51, average 44.
II E Walrond, teacher.
Sr.IL-J Seldon 08, A McKay 97, N
Jones 94, M Jones 94, I Sweet 92, R
Fleming 89, E Harvey 88, L Marchand
88, B Quance 85, R FIvrin 87, W Man-
son 84, L Ford 82, B Walker 82. L Har-
vey 80, It Rowe 78, E Hurdon 76. Mid.
IL -G Gardiner 88, J Foltick 82. E Day
76,A Day 75. No. on roll 50, average 44.
Elsie A McCallum, teacher.
Mid. II. -J Craig 89, M Stuallaconabe
87, M Senior 83, J Brickwood 83, W
Kydd 80, M Heywood 70. G Richard-
son 75, L Handford 00, E Keyes66. Jr.
II.- M Seldon 83, I Delve 80, F Wood
70. Sr. Pt. I1. -.P Jackson 85, El Mc -
Falls 70 Jr. Pt. II. -A Johns 89, G
Fitton 87, D Kuntz 86, G Ford 86, J
Bagshaw 70. Pt. I. -M Neil 75, I Eas-
terhrook 75, A Mitchell 65 No. on roll
39, average 27.-M V Martin, teacher.
Sr. 11.-W Mitchell 94, M Case 87.
B Hodgert 80, E Harney and H Par-
sons 85, A Bell 00, M Hicks 68, Fanny
Bowey 68. Jr.II.-M Huston 80, F Neil
77, J Ferguson 74. No. on roll 41, aver-
age 90.-F W Howard. teacher.
that Rev. Urquhart has almost reco
erect front his illness. --Miss Evely
Horton was this week visiting in th
village. -Word has been received of
the death of Dan McKay, brother of
e- George T. McKay, uf this place. The
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v• Winehelsea
e Mr. Dan Coward is busy getting the
material on the ground for the purpose
of raising his barn. to make more
stable rootn.-Our village is certainly
in need of an up to date blacksmith.
-Dame rumor says that DF
r.Ferguson
of Toronto, formerly of Kirkton, is
about to hang out his shingle in Crone
arty. No doubt many of his old friends
will he glad to know that he is within
reach of the/le-The gentlemen that
worked so faithful at the Winchelsea
open ditch last fall are thinking that
the oysters ought to be soon on the
way. -Robert Robinson is on the mend,
but very slowly,we are sorry to say.-
Chas. Godbolt has rented his farm to
Wm. Snell for another yeer.-The
Ladies' Aid of the Eliniville church
have decided to:hold a tea meeting at
Easter. Particulars later. -Mr. Fen-
ton Brown, who has been working in
Strathroy, called on frieeds here prior
to leaving for Petrolea, where he has
secured a yearly position. -M. Clarke
was in London on business Saturday.
-A number people attended the Chos-
en Friends' oyster supper Friday night
at Ellenville.-Miss Almene Heywood
spent Monday at her home here. -The
annual meeting of the creamery was
held Wednesday and was largely at-
tended.
young man has been working in Min-
nesota but the particulars of his death
are not known.
Mooresville
Mrs, J. V. hlillaort of Whalen visited
friends around here during the week.
-Frank Ryan, who has been ill, is,
we ate pleased to state, on the mend.
-.Wellington Whiteford and wife
were in London Saturday. -March
certainly came in like a lion. A regu-
lar northwest blizzard raged Saturday
night and all day Sunday and quite a
large amount of snow fell. Not many
ventured out those days. -Mr. Cox, a
student of Huron College, London, oc-
cupied the pulpit in St. James' church
on Sunday. -Frank Londesborough,
after a three months' stay in this vi-
cinity, leaves this week for North Da-
kota -We learn that some of our fair
sex will leave shortly for the West.-
James Neil Spent a few days in Lon-
don this week. -Mr. Hamil, after a
two months stay with Mrs Marshall
Miller left Thursday for Muskoka.-
Miss Ella Simpson, who was visiting
her grandmother and sister at Exeter,
returned home Thursday. -Mrs. Bebe
Clark ;went to Lendon Tuesday owing
to the illness of her daughter and son -
in -lase, Mr. and Mrs Thos. Gray. -Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall Miller went to Lon-
don Monday evening to attend the
golden wedding of the former's par-
ents which took place Tuesday. -Mrs.
Miller, while on a visit to Guelph met
with a painful accident. She was be-
ing driven to the station and in some
way the rig upset, throwing Mrs. Mil.
ler out, sustaining a broken shoulder
bone. She is at present staying at the
home of Mrs. Geo. hillier. London. She
intended returning to Manitoba, but
Ibis unfortunate affair will necessitate
her remaining a few weeks longer.
Oronhyatekha Dead.
Dr. Oronhyatekba of Toronto, Sup-
reme Chief Ranger of the Independent
Order of Foresters, died at Savannah,
Ga., on Sunday of heart failure from
which he had been suffering for sever-
al years. He was a remarkable man
and his wonderful executive ability
has placed the L 0. F. on a sound fin-
ancial basis. He had been Supreme
Chief Ranger since 1881.
Dr. Oronhyatekha was a pure blood
Mohawk Indian, tern in 1811 at the
Indian reservation near Brantford.
Ile struggled hard for an education
and on the visit of the Prince of 'ales,
now King Edward, in 18(10, be attract-
ed the attention of the Prince, who
took him to England to complete his
education at Oxford. Ile practised
medicine in different parts of Ontario
and finally gave up his practice for
fraternal work, at which he made such
a success that his meta! has become a
household word in Canada and United
States.
Klippen
Meesrs. W. Jas. and W. Jno. Mor-
row, of Larieviere, Man., who have
been visiting at the home of A. Mc-
Gregor left for their Western homes
Tuesday, carrying with them a vision
of the fairest province that the sun
shines on. -The box social held in the
hall here Friday night WAN very well
attended considering the very incle-
tient weather. The program was ex -
ellen t, the young people of the sec -
ion taking it large par t in it. A Wes -
ern lad again has the honor of buying
he highest box. -The new store of
elfour & Caldwell is almost complet-
d and they are now tn
noving in.- Ar -
le. Dignan and bride left. Friday ev-
fling for theit home in the West.
he best wishes of this community
dIw thein. --We ate pleased to hear
wish to armour), e that 1 will be in Exeter on Sat-
urday of tach week to buy all damn of hor0..
They mast he in good condition. and the hightee
market erka w in te paid.
T. E. II Feet.
Ontario Liquor License Act
Lioense District of South Illiron. Notoe is here-
by gii en that John blel.aise.. of the Village of
Credaton, has made application for permission to
transfer his TownshiR tavern Benne for the premise.,
in the %Mage of Creditor'. known as the Royal
'el, to Henry. Redfern of the Village of Look
. County of Northumberland. and that said
11 n will be considered at the meeting of the
n of Urease conenissionereto to herd at Schael.
fees Ilotel, In the Village of Kippen. on the Sth day
of Mir 1n. Keet', at the hour of to am
All per -n. interested will govern themselves a.-•
cordingly,
John Torranoe, Licenn Inspector
bated at linton. 90, Ibth •lay of Feb., l00.
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' opt Exetet.
veyance ar passengers and freight from a point or
points at. in or near the City of Stratford, In the
Cunt) et 1 erth, than -e westerly to or near AVOlp
ton, In the Township of Downie; thence to or near
Fullerton and Russeldale in said County of Perth
through the tovsn.hip of Fullerton; thence to or near
Farquhar, in the 'Township of (*shortie. thence to or
roar Exeter, In the township of Stephen: theme in a
',or -Merle dire -tion, to or near Ileneall, in the tow re
ehip of Ila; thence westerly to or near Zona) and
to St. Joseph, in the Township of Hay; thence t.auth•
trly to Grand Bendin the Township of steptare or
from Exeter westerly through the most mtivenient
placet to St. Joseph and from St. Joseph to Grand
Bend; them -e to Parkhill. In the towhship of West
Williams, to conetruct. topiip, maintain &nil operate
bran. -t, line, and alt beet4%,111'y bridge,. roads, ways
and ferries; and to cometruet telegraph and telephone .
lines in connection with said railway and branches
and to transmit messages for eommercial purposes
and to charge tolls therefor. and to generate elec.
trieity few the ripply of light. heat and power and to
enter into agreements with any elee trie or power
Company for the temporary of obtaining the trans
mission of electricity, sod to acquire and hold stork
In othe r Companiesand to acquire and di elop
Auction Sale
-OF--
Farm Stock, Implements
Household Effects Etc,.
LOT 21, TH NI Em BOA I), UM11()IINE
on TUEtil)A!)". NIA11411 19th, '07
at 1 ,,'clork sharp
The following property, vie:
lloRSEA- 1 mare, 11 years old with foal; 1 driving
horse. to en. old; 1 driving mare, 10 yean old with
foal; 1 deicing colt, 3 yr*. old.
esTris, nwo, 2 V, ith calf at foot, 3
ming in in April, 4 eon'ing in later, 3 3 yr -old hei-
rs with calf. 1 registered row with calf at foot, 2
yr-okl neer*
PIC'S-- 1 sow, due to farrow first week in April; 6
ore heirs.
IMPLKISENTS-- Wagon. bobsleighs. light sleigs,
Iter, binder, mower, bone rate, Frost 5 Wond, lu
ft :melded), ,1.0,^ harmw, ?Ales,. 'ruttier. two -furrow
plow, Co-ketit plow, nearly ner walking plow, fan-
ning mill. Chatham. en diamond harrows, wheel
barrow, grind stone, auger kettle, Magnet ('ream
Separator and 11,411P new ones for eat.; hay fork,
aline., pulleys. I_" feet fog rope and . ar. fork,. hone
shoyels, spades, tel bf11b4 4114-01 harness", nearly rites;
team henna plow battier's. seta angle harness,
1,., ors,(,,n1.,., long Issider.
NA LIMY - 3.; risme Rork.. thoroughbred; 30
barnyard 4-n I, :tlhnrughtrel Reefed Rork roosters
t Wham In-utatorand nreater
A quantity of cedar posts, gond end posts, 500 •
labels s'f roots .-areests, mangolds, turnips. aria a
;mitt, et hay. About 3 bushels of American Field
Per, large • hat peas for seed.
110USE11oLli ErP1'-r$- Daisy churn, 3 tables,
be.leteads and other artleles.
755115- tS and under cash. OA er that ...stint 10
months credit will be siren on furbishing approved
mint rot,, 4 ppl, rent per •Pnuri ,•ff for carb on cred-
it am" -int.
W M. II VEILS, T (`A ER(1N,
l'roprietor. Aoctioneer.
co
fe
ter power for the purpose of generiting flee tricitv; 2'
to sell and distribute the same and to elpropriate.
buy, hot& and ...II land for the iiiirposes of the Corn- "
many *tel for other istriewes. and to lee y and collect
tolls from all persons using am, from all freight pals. cu
mg 0, er mia-•I rade I). tr.., brans hes, and to oonn., t
with or nial• traffic or other arrangements with
railway. eteamboat or other Companies and to eon•
stree-t, maint•in, and operate the said railway and
brandies and the said telegraphtelephone and elec-
tric power lime aorow,. along or 11 -.on streets or high•
ways within any municipality inijort to tne emula-
tions, of the said municipality. a to panime,. tale
er, lease or ,itherwise sequin the property, rights
and franchisee of the said Company or C'onipsnies,
and t• sell or lets* to any other Company ('nm.
1
pannei, the propertyrights and fesoehisen of the
i'ompany, and for all othsr ...wary right., rovers b,
anal priielegein that behalf.
-_'eth day ••1 February, 1.1), 1944'.
J. U. VINC'ENT. (Mi..
J. M LAVOIE. (etas
A. A TAILLoN. ;maw&
et. Mary.: Prior to leaving for Cal-
rri0 Mrs. It E. Ilarrieon was resew.
eti with a bee wife' bee hon dish and
en adders from the Lady Forester,..
Centralia
Miss Dinsdale has returned to Kip -
pen after a pleasant stay with her
friend, Miss Aggie Hepburn. -Mise
Dina Wood, after a visit here and at
Crediton of several days, bas returned
to her home in London. -Last Friday
marked the opening of the spring
months. March was ushered in like a
lamb, but Saturday and Sunday was
quite lion -like. As a consequence the
attendance at church on Sunday was
very sline-We stated last week that
Wes Bloomfield left for the West. It
should have read Fred Bloomfield. He
will ha . .-t:Large of it large butter fac-
tory. We wish him every success. -A
large number of young men from this
vicinity intend leaving in a day or so
for Manitoba. -After a pleasant visit
at the home of Samuel McCoy, Mr.and
Mrs. Anthony Nevins have returned
to London. -Miss Elsie Handford of
London is here on a visit. -Mrs. John
Colwill has her sister, Miss Webb, of
St. Johns, visiting her. -Wesley Lu-
ker, late miller with Mr. Ilawkins at
Arva, who has been here visiting his
mother, has gone to Exeter where he
has accepted a position with Ilarvey
Bros., inillers.-Win. Sando, who has
been here for the past week, left for
his home in Chicago Saturday. -Miss
Minnie Baynhatn spent a few days in
Denfleld last week.- Robt, Luker arid
wife went Sunday here with Mrs Lu-
ker.- Wm. Parsons, who has been
confined to the house with la grippe,
is convalescing. ---Geo. Essi-ry end Sam
Davis wet e in Crediton Monday on
business.- Some of our young people
attended the Literary Society concert
at Crediton Friday evening. Frank
and Clarence think it was rather wet
driving that evening. -Miss Mabel
Spat km, our public school teacher,
spent Sunday at her home in Ilensall.
--Soon the maple syrup days will he
here again but the ruthless destroying
of the hardwood bush in this section
has greatly reduced the amount annu-
ally manufactured. -Daniel Coughlin
has returned to Manton, Alta., after
an extended stay in this vicinity. -
We are always pleased to note the pro-
gress male by our young ladies. This
time Mists Kate Elliott, daughter of
Vin. Elliott has distinguished herself
et the Conservatory of Meek. London.
She took bettors in oral, vocal and
wiitten. The young lady is quite clev-
er and her many friends congratulate
her on her succese. -George Esserimi
talking
of selling out and going %%S,.51•
Sorry to hear it, George. -Brown &
Lawson shipped two cars of hogs on
Tuesdey. Price paid was $11.1a per
-41•1*--
Clandeboye.
We ate pleated to learn that Mrs.
Moses Hodgins is improving in health.
-Mr. N. Ilolt of Parkhill, called on
friends here during the week. --Miss
Ella O'Neil very pleasantly entertain-
ed a number of her friends Friday eve-
ning.- Miss Rosa Torrance of Liman is
spending a few days here this week. --
Miss Maria Morley, after visiting her
parents here for a few weeke, returned
to London. -C. Harlton, who has been
clerking for F. Kestle for the past
year, left Monday and intends leaving
for the West in the near future. We
are sorry to lose Charlie as be is a gen-
eral favorite with all. -Mrs. Wilson of
Whalen spent a few days in the vill-
age during the past week. -Mrs. A.
Cunningham and daughter, Lilly, are
spending a few days in Blyth. -Mr.
W. Abbott of Centralia has purchased
D. Collins' house and intends moving
here in the near future. -Miss Nellie
Deacon, who has been confined to the
house for the past year through illness
was able to take a short drive last
week. -Next Sunday at 3 p. m. the
Rev. W. Hodgins of Chatham will
preach in St. James' church. Holy
(lommunion will be administered after
the service. -In another column will
be found the particulars of the death
of Mrs. John Ovens. -Mr. Geo. Simp-
son has secured the agency for the
Noxon Manufacturing Co. We wish
him success in the business.
The ADVO -
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Real Estate Changes
(1,11. y1,11 in laincon-
&bitlet in. We- have tin -
equalled facilities to rent.
sell or !my either faun or
village proper 1 y. Try it.
masneirs & (%teecti.
SANDERS & CREECH
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
Principal Fleinirig was ill yesterday.
Mr. Shirley Bolinr is relieving at
Hyde Park station.
Mrs. Geo. Jewell of Louden Spent a
few clays here dui ing the week.
Mrs. R. J. Brown and family of
Jackson, are visiting relatives in town.
Mr. James Beer is well again after
having sustained a fractured rib while
working last week.
Reduction Sale
Before stocktaking we are offering
greater bargains than ever before
offered in Furniture for the next 30
days. Every article reduced. Call
and be convinced.
Rowa & ATKINSON, Exeter.
Monthly Auction Sales.
These auction sales ere to be held on
the 1st Friday of each month in Exeter
stock, implements, household effects.
Parties wishing to enlist stuff for sale
may do so by calling at or seeding
same to the Advocate office or the
auctioneer before the 15th of the pre.
vious month. --Thos. Cameron, Auct,
BIRTHS
WILLERT-Iti Hay, Con. 1, on Feb. 98,
to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Willert,
son.
CASK. - In Hay, Con. 1, On Feb. t*t, to
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Case, a son.
BAKER -In Dashwood, March 4, to
Mr. and Mrs. Rich. Baker, a daugh-
ter.
MARlitAd135*
COADE-PATTEN-In Mitchell, on Feb.
27th, at the residence of Mrs. Wilk-
inson, by Rev. J. Garbutt, W. C.
Coade, Carivale, Sask., to Miss Mar-
ion Attlee Patten, of hlitchell.
FARR-LITTLEJOHN-At. the Metho-
dist parsonage, Mitchell, on Feb. 27,
by Rev. J. Garbutt. Herbert Roy
Farr, Stratford, to Ida May, daugh-
ter of Henry Littlejohn, Mitchell.
GUILFOYLE-MA•rFiNoLEY---In Brant-
ford, on Feb. 28, by Itev. Canon
Brown, Arnold (Iuilfoyle, formerly
of Lucan, to Miss Helen Mattingley,
of Brantford.
Cau1Keiraex-LITTLIC-411 Toronto, on
Feb. 27th. by Rev. Morris, Mr. Nor-
man Cruikshank of Exeter, to Miss
Martha J., dau hter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Little, Toronto.
Demme
SunanT-In Bengali. on March 1,Misa
Mallie Shuart, aged SI years.
filtirroN-In Clinton, on Mar. lst,
Wm. Sutton, formerly of McGilliv-
ray, aged 72 years.
OVENS -In McGillivray, on Mar. 3rd,
Mary Jano Jones, beloved wife of
John C. Ovens, aged :35 years.
GRAY -In Mitchell, on March 2, Mrs.
Robt. Gray, in her 72nd year.
WICK/MT-1n CI (Alton, on March 2,
Jooheim Wichert, aged 78 years, 2
months.
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SHIN TEM BEGINS OK 131
During January and February, the Clinton Business College
had t went y-flve ti Mee as many calls for Stenograplobrti, 'felt-grateers,
ers, Bookkeepers, and College Teachers, as we had graduates to
send.
Attendance is always smallest during April, May and June,
Consequently each student gets snore individual attention. This
is the best term of the year for the student..
Learn of the SIICCPSA of our graduates by writing for a hand-
some catalogue of the
Best Actual Business In Ontario.
The "backward" or "rusty" feel at bona- with its as each btu -
dent is instructed at his own desk by it painstaking, sympathetic
teacher. Graduates guaranteedEn
situations. ter any time.
CLINTON BUSINESS COLLEGE
AMliated with 1Vingham Itue:nssi College/OEO.
GEO. SPOTT0f4 - Principal
SEPARATOR
AND OIL
cwt. -W. R. Elliott shipped a cer of
horses to the West Tilesilay.-aliss
Clara Dempsey. who has been very iii
fr othe pest two months. is recover-
BRusHEs
ing. Milt Atkinson is visiting friends
in London this week. -B. Bloomfield
has engaged with Thos. Willis for the
summer.-- James IIPMIPS4y, who t few
days ago was married to Miss Kate
Far tell if IIidd ni ph, l• -ft Tuesday with
- his la ide for their future borne in Oil-
! pin, Alta., where they will make their
barite home. They carry with them
the beet wishee of all for their future
happinese and proeperity.
1. °flowing is the report of the Sr. and
Jr. Dena! tment S. M No, 1, Stephen
for February
Sr. Department.- V.- E Windeor,
W Sims, W' Hodgine,F Mitchell, 11 E-
sery. C Viison. Sr. IV.-- (1 ilogarth,
M hlepbnrn. .1 White, N Me(71irdy, E
Sims. 11 Birks. A Robinson, M Elston.
A Deplete 1. Robinson, M
Elliott. Jr. IV. -J liognrth, M. Ileyn•
ham, I Eseery. M retires. Sr. 111.--
F Davey, E Derry. B Andemon, H
Windsor, E Baker, It CaIltte, J Davis
N Beaman. E Cellfee, 11 White.
M. Ikaterill, tree er.
Jr. Department. -Jr. 111.-F Fair -
hall, A White, A Brooks. Mr. 11.-
"a Ifogartle A. ( •illfes, 0 .
13r. 11. -M Beaman. M Elliott. 11 Neil,
I Bowden. Pt. 11. - -1 Mei 'wily, Da-
! vie. E Alexander. Sr. Pt. l. --C Day -
eV. A Robinson, E Wilsen. Jr. Pt. I.
11 El=ton. bust .15lICIN were: E
ilawilere A White.
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Miss Mabel Sperke, Teacher.
Having bought A. Q Bobier's
stock of Separator Brushes, Oil
and Repairs will sell at special
prices to reduce stocli.
Separator Brushes from 10 to 50 Cents
White Star Separator Oil 75c. a Callon
WAXOLENE
The Best Dressing for Floors, Linoleums,
Etc. Its sanitary properties make it par-
ticularly desirable for use on floors of steires,
school rooms, public halls, Etc. It absolute-
ly prevents all dust rising.
Heaman's Hardware & Stove Store