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SUITold order of things tailed us ever y easel iai anniversary set vice!, which were I
Sunday wets• lei gely attended. Rev.
J. 1'. Hauch, the utiasi(aaat•y super in.
ten lent of the church in 'Coki.., Japan,
preached threes eloquent and powerful
sermons during the day. The morn-
ing service was held in the (it-tInan
and the afteri.00n anal evening in the
prevailed here only t wo places in Ont-; English language. Outing the slay
aria would hive secured local option. • special anthems were rendered by the
The signs of the times point to an choir and solos were sung by Miss
early Juwiniuu election. 1'he,govcm. ClaraHHist anti Miss Chrissy Brown.
tient is sending out campaign 'item- About S70 was collected which will be
lure, distributing a book on the life of used by the 'Trustee Board for defray -
Sir 11'illred !.airier, promise are lug expenses in connection with the
clutch. On Monday evening, Rev.
Hauch gave a very interesting lecture
on Japan, using stereoptisse views
during his discourse, to assist hint to
west win l,r used s, ae c-trnpaign ur•gu- explain the runny interesting scenes in
merle Sic 1Vilfr••d Id likely to make the flower kingdom. Rt -v. Mauch is at
a tour of the west in the fall, and if Very fluent speaker end keeps tip the
the harvest is a good one. we can test interest of the listener throughout his
assured the el• ctian will immediately
address. Al!, who attended, were
follow, well pleased and the church trustees
During the twelve ntunlhi of 1907
are to he congratulated in securing the
Caareel e' total trade amounted to $635- services of Rev. Hauch.
810,031, an iota ease of $45,S9.),f+77 as
compared with 1900. The total im-
ports trete $302,515,207, an increase of
$1.2,048,067, or about 12 per cent. The
total exports were $273,32.5,111, amu in-
crease of $3,817,810, or less than 2 per
cent. Of the total increase in imports.
$17,418,911 was in imports front Great
Britain, $10,121,98:1 from the United
States, $1,281,508 from France, and
$981,S$1 from Germany. On the other
hand oat exports to Great Britian de-
creased $:;,713,S19, exports to the Unit-
ed States increased $10,119,517, exports
to France decreased $13,920 and ex-
ports to Germany increased $375,556.
Canada', total imports during the
1(•ar front Great Britian were $95,091.
188, and the exports to Great Britain
were $126,317,931; imports from the
United States were $215,215,000, and
exports $117,530,908; imports front
France were $9,501,05.2 and exports
$1,872.421; imparts from Germany
were $8,019,874 and exports 81.872,659.
I ed on repeal the effort to revert to the I ANNIVERSARY SERvi •es -The spec -
n'by not stake yourself a present
One That Will
Look Well
Wear Woll
and Last Well
A suit of Clothes Or an Overcoat
would be just the thing and some-
thing that would afford the
weati r comfort as well as
the pleasure of know-
ing thatite i; well
t.
We Have the Very Latest
Cictllcs Patte:•ns.
J. 11. rios uamaun
(IItEDITON
! +ter '\itiUiict'ite,
Sanders & Creech. Prop,.
THURSDAY, Fob. 20, 1908
FishingLMonopolies.
It is not only on land that the pub-
lic wealth of Canada has been divided
among favoured persons. Exclusive
ft hing rights on the rivers. l:ekes and
bays in the Canadian North and North-
west have been parcelled out in the
same way ars the land and the timber
and the minerals. Mr. Herron of Al-
berta questioned the Minister of Mar-
ine on this subject the other day and
ascertained that the following grants
bad been made:
To Coffey and Merritt exclusive
right of fishing in Cutnberland and
Nawew Lakes and Whitney's Nar-
rows. The area of Cumberland Lake
is 186 square utiles while that of Nam-
ew is W. The price paid is $200 a year.
The sante concern has exclusive privi-
leges in Cedar Lake (285 square miles)
Moose (552 square miles) Cormorant
Lake (141 square miles) and at Atikan-
eg Like (90 square miles) all for $100 la
year.
F. W. Markey of Montreal bas ob-
tained exclusive privileges in the great
Nelson River and all its tributaries
from West River to its mouth in Hud-
son Bay; also of the hay or estuary of
Nelson from Cape Tatham to Owl
River, a distance of more than 100
miles extending 3 utiles from shore;
also of the Hays and Pigeon rivers in
Keewatin, lava t ery large tidal streams
emptying into Hudson 13.ty; also of
the whole Great Slave Lake, which
has an area of 10,719 square miles, and
is larger than either Lake Erie or Ont-
ario. For all this he pays $10 a year
and his lease runs for 21 years from
1901.
J. K. Mackenzie of Selkirk has ob-
tained exclusive fishing rights on the
whole of Lake Athabaska, 2,812 square
miles, and also of Lesser Slave Lakes,
480 square miles. His lease runs till
191'3 and be pays $10 per annette
Arch Mac. ee, whose regular busi-
ness is connected with the Government
newspaper in Windsor, Ont trio, has
been granted the exclusive tight of
fishing atoaasd James Ba) from North
Bluff to Moer's island a distance of
more than 100 miles by the shore line.
His right rens out 3 miles from the
shore and includes the tidal waters of
a large number of etreautsdischarging
into James Ilay. Mr. MacNec will en-
joy these exclusive rights until thei
year 1921, and will p ty $10 it yeas.
Altogether for the price of $330
year these favoured p.'reon+ Ilave .art-
guired the monopoly of fishing on the
best rjt it t of the coast of I1luds ' I Bay
and Ja like Illy and in all tt.• I u•ge
rivers in that region, and of all the
fishing of nine lakes having an exlent'
of over 15,00X/ square utiles, They
have hundreds of miles of see coast.
thousand4 of miler of river, and some
2,000 miles of like coast under their
excltt,ice eontrol. They seem to hate
captured nearly all the sources of fish
supply bet t•e-n Lake Superior and the
Rocky Mount,unv in 11n• North Come
try.
except one --that of 'I'h: inveville. held in the Evangelical church Inst
51anitoba has Ieg,e:sled the Liltet--
fifthsclause its local option 1equire-
menta, but it must l;e remembered
that the M eurtoba law rtquited tbree
fifths of the number ;:f names on the
voter's list, not of the votes polled, as
in Outerio. Had the Manitoba law
made of laarg:• expenditure of stoney
on lean t: works, among which is the
completiou of the Trent \'allcy ('aural.
The distribution of seed gratin in the
Crediton
Rev. E. H. Bean took charge of the
Special Quarterly Services of the Evan-
gelical Church in Rodney last Satur-
day and Sunday. -Owing to the dis-
agreeable weather the Festival Chorus
Entertainment, which was to have
been given in the Town Hall last Fri-
day evening, was postponed until
some future date. The singers from
here took part in the entertainment
given in Centralia last Thursday ev-
ening. We understand the program
was of a high order and all were well
pleased with the choruses and select -
tons rendered by the Imperial Quar-
tette. -Mrs. Daniel Oestreicher is on
the sick list. Her nanyefriends hope
she will have a speedy recovery. -Mrs.
Dora Link leftifor Toronto Wednes•
day to attend the Spring Millinery
Openings. -Chris. Eilber and daughter
Roxie, of Zurich, spent Sunday in
town, the guests 01 Mi. and Mrs. \Vw.
Wenzel -The thaw last week pet our
open air rink out of business. We do
not know whether the manager in-
tends reconstructing it or not. -Mrs.
1Vhitwans and son and Miss Etnnla
Mot -lock, of Benton Harbor, Mich.,
are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mathew Morlock.--Ed. A. Ratz, of the
Standard Bank staff, Parkhill, spent
last Sunday in town, the guest of Mr.
and Mre. Chas. Zwicker.-Mrs. George
Hohrneyet•, of Hanover, is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Winer,
for a few days. -Wan. Mills, who has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Wtn.
Lambronk, for some weeks, has re-
turned to his home in Woodhatn.-
1Vin. T. Englund and wife have i e•
turned to their home in Sarnia after a
short visit here with friends. -Mr.
Mittleholtz, of the firm of 'Iittlt•lioltz
& Nicholson. of Zurich, who bought
out the meat mai ket in town, was
here on Tuesday looking after bis
b:tsiness interests. We understand
that Mr. Nicholson and family will
• Winoltelsea
Frank Uurille and wife have return-
ed to their home after a visit with
friends around Eckfotd.- Elinor Cow-
ard of London is visiting his parents
here. -Geo. Easson of Red Willow,
Alta.. is renewing acquaintances here.
-Thomas Coward spent Hart of last
week in London, returning Monday.
Dashwood
LEG BRoI EN. -Mr. Peter Kraft met
with an unfortun•Lte accident on Sat-
urday last which will confine him to
the house for some time to come. He
was engaged in the barn yard doing
chores when a pig frightened by aI dog
ran against hint with the result that
his right leg was broken just above
the ankle. , Medical assistance was
procured and the injured member
dressed and the patient is doing as
well as can be expected. Mr. Kraft's
many friends will wish for him a
speedy recovery.
Kirkton
Mr. and Mrs. % ui. Bal man and son
Tom are visiting at Mr. John Shute's.
-Mr. Atmos Doupe is attending the
Convention of Association of Fairs
and Exhibitions held in Toronto this
weeli.-The Farmers' Institute meet-
ing held on Friday last was well at-
tended. The subjects discussed prov-
ed interesting and many hints of a
practical nature were carried away by
the farmers present. Miss Maddock,
on the subjects of "Bread making" and
"A Girl's ossibilities" were particu-
larly good and was listened too with
great interest by the ladies.
Greenway
.las. Brophy called on friends at
Grand Bend. -Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hutchinson and Mrs. Thos. Steward -
son visited at W. J. Wilson's on Wed-
nesday. -Mr. Humble visited bis
daughter Mrs. V. Young for a few
days. -Mr. and Mrs. A. McIntosh
spent Wednesday evening at Robert
English's, -J. R. Nilson was in Sar-
nia one day last week. -Miss Eva
Nehrind of Arkona is visiting at
Thos. Bullock's.-Itobt. English bad a
wood lee on \Vednesday and got
home a good supply. -Mr. and Mrs.
Jos. L. Foster visited at W. .1. 'Wil-
son's. -Mr. and Mrs. Sol. Pollock spent
Friday at C. H. Wilson's. -Miss Milly
Foster visited her friend Miss Mae Mc-
Lean of Corbett on Monday. -Hugh
McEachen of Detroit is visiting at her
father's P. Gnrding,-A latgely attend-
ed and very enthusiastic missionary
concert ander the an.piees of the W.
M. S. was held in the Methodist church
on Monday [night. Rev. Sutcliffe its
usual all}' filled the chair. Mrs. (Rev.)
Gould, ,► returned missionary from
Formosa, was the speaker of the even-
ing and held the audience spell bound
as she described her experience among
move herr. in the neat futurr-and that the Chinese in that far off land. She
he will take charge of the business at illustrated her address with curios of
t hi+end.-The South Huron Farmers'
very many kinds and showed several
feet trete held meetings in the 'town
Hail ••0 1londay afternoon and even-
ing. Very interesting addresses were
grit.• 1 :.t each meeting pertaining toisiste(' with three pieces which did
mg! aeliltere and live stock. -Claude I credit to themselves and their trainer,
Bluets and Henry Mwt•itzer, the town- Urs, Rev, Sutcliffe. Musk by the
sin p's auditors, are busy this week choir and quartette brought to it close
iwtliting the CollectorsRoll and the I
one of our hest missionary ennr er ts.
Treasurer's Books for the pie. Yeats! Proceeds $13.
basiness.-Daniel Coughlin, of Cert.
- -
trade', was in the village Tuesday vis-
iting hi d.urgliter, MIs. (Dr.) McCue-- ' t
Host ('hest nut, of the Royal Hotel, We are sorry to hear that \11:s. Pat -
tree in Port Hop" 'met week on Ins(- tor, sit., is fit a very 11)$ state. of
nes.,---Jo..•ph Heist shipped a cuhieu1 health, --Mr. and Mts. t•&t.ali ('nnnnK-
•t tile from Centralia to Hesnaaille ham. after it two months' visit with
friends here, left 11ouday for their
home in Cameos... Alta. -Last week
our station agent, Mr. Jell, received
word that his position as elation agent
would be h:andrd over to 11r. Case of
St. Marys and he would become one
of the petitioned men of the G. T. R.
intends !entitle, a8 she hats been found for tate teuaainter of itis life. We un-
to be a very efficient teacher and one tlerstaand Mr. Jell ,and family will move
who is untiring in her efforts with the to (!alt in the near flame. %%'e are
pieces of beautiful fancy wm k done by
the Chinese woolen, itev. ('arriere of
Grand Bend was present and spike a
few inspiring words. The children are
NOTE; A NDS COMM K'it %;ti last Thur.,ley.-Our hitchers fliiislied
ruekingg in the sepsis's supply of ice
Returns prep it •.1 by the Provincial Fast Friday. - We understand Miss
licensing depertnu•nt show that in Lilian Robinson, one of the teachers
the recent local option campaign the of the school, has tendered her resig-
by-law was carried in 31 places by the nation to the School Trustee Board.
required three-fifths majority. in 27 We regret to learn that Miss Robinson
municipalities local option received a
majority of the total totes cast, but
failed to become o erative because
the intjority wai under the requisitepupils.- Our t,.wn acetylene gas got indeed sari to lose Mr. Jell as he was
three-flfthe. The by-law was defeated' low in the ga»ontetet one night (last at valued citizen and will he missed in
outright in 27 other places, but in the tvet'k and the lights got vet y dim. St. James church and Sirnda►y e:chool,
seven instrtnces where the electors vat- F"'tunate•ly a new -.apply of carbide at which plaees he was a faithful work•
carne in next morning and now the er and attender. While we regret to
lights are ,,. bright 118 ewer. -Tho loose Mr. Jell rte welcome Mr. and
Leap I eat Club entertained their gen• Mrs. ('ase to the village. -Miss Tilly
Il•en fat as ,tthe home of Mr. and l, tleftt lest yt•t
k tovIsis friendsn
!s in
Mrs. Dan. yaeitzet• on Wednesday Stratluoy. paia,t ti' leaving fut Dutton,
evening, All bad a goal time and the . s here she tt i11 take her position as o i cl u-ctiou, Men's nn,t children's suits
boys think a whole lot moreof the milliner. -The yonog peunle of St. often become failed 011,1 Phabl.y looking
girls since the hippy event took place. ,lames chug eh pan p a.e holding an old IKfu;e they a -e badly [worn. One or two
e• ,
e ell to r , couple e'
V a r n 1 a c Iple in town time .n ial in the Hnll nn Tuesday,
packages of Diamond Dyes sill freshen
Is It Your
Own Hair?
1)o you pin your hat to your
own hair? Can't do if?
Haven't enough hair? it must
he you do not know Ayer's
Hair Vigor! Her's an intro-
duction ! May the acquaint-
ance result in a heavy growth
of rich, thick, glossy hair!
L'sc this splendid hair -food,
step your falling hair, and get
:'id of your dandruff.
j The blest kind of a t•stieacntal-
"eoi.i for over s:a p years,"
immarouinarmeamemmanopnommowssmal
nada^y J.0 Ar,r r-,t..+well,Ywa,
11.0 m.3ara1 r.r. or
%Alg4P48IL1.A.
nus.
CiIEftY PeCTO*AL.
hers
When " sweets "
lose their sweetne ;--
and " substantials,"
their charm --there are
always MONEY'S
PERFECTION
CREAM SODAS to
coax back
the appetite.
11111���I�l• ,..rel'
Do YOU
know how
good they
are?
105
Weed's Ph06pholiino,
The Grrnt. t nq:L•h Remedy.
Tunesr the whole
nervous . , wake+ new
Mood in .. . : a:,. (.'ure.•r Nerv-
ous Debilit y, .11fental t'n ? lar i e if'ony, Iks-
:asvienry, Sema! Week 4 ..,•, 1:•,ni.:5ion5, Spe•r-
u••rh.ra, and F,Jrcta of.ta,u;e or P.iccssev.
Il per box, MI for $5. One 'will plcase siz
o,•; l euro. Sold by all druggist.; or mailed in
plain pkg. on receipt of price. New parnphkt
moiled free. The Mood Medicine Co.
(formerly 4Virudsor) Ter'entO, Ont.
Sodom
A very successful shooting match
for a supper was held at the home of
Chester Stanlake on Feb. 10th. There
were 15 on a side, the losing side pay-
ing for the supper. Some good shoot-
ing was done, F. Triebner making a
straight score of 15. The match re-
sulted 129 and 114.-MIss Ethel Isaac,
of Grand Bend, visited friends around
here last week. -A load of young folks
went to Zurich to a party last week
and report a very pleasant time.
Rodgerville.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rowcliffe enter.
tained a large number of the young
people of the section on Friday night
last and all spoke in high praise of
their hospitality. The evening was
disagreeable and it is said a number in
attendance had difficult). in getting
there and retutuing.-The sale of Mr.
Thos. Case on Thursday last was very
largely attended and the prices rea-
lized were good, cows selling as high
as $63, yearlings as high as $25, while
three two -year-olds brought $159. This
speaks touch for Mr. Case as a stock
raiser and feeder. -Mr. and Mrs. Nel-
son Case visited the former's parents
last week. Mr. Case was recently ap-
pointed station piaster at Clandeboye
and left Monday to take charge of his
duties. Mrs. Case will remain for a
few days. -The roads are again opened
up rafter the storm. -Mr. Norman Jar-
rott has a number of sten employed
cutting and clearing up a piece of his
hush. - - —
THE OVERCOAT
That Mother Renewed
By Using
DIAMOND DYES.
. i a et a coustaet user of the wonder.
. 1 i,..ntocd Dyes, anti Gnal there of
in our home, last autumn
.:,.t ..t : cm had a •cavy blue overcoat
a e as faded badly on back and
. I dyer! this (-nett a (l)ep rich
• et .l:a :our Black Diamond Dyes
• . • ..1, leaking it look like a new
3at..,
:bra. Albert lteioon, Toronto, Ont.
t a trifling cost any faded or disco -
r
oat .. 1• matte to look fresh
. • c tt a^n c c
r 1 rt
.1. 1 rt•w; Diamond Dyes do this work
hIvo decided to enter their hark on March :31 d. -Mrs. Ltumor is visiting
the t i 1 1 f Marii 1 11 i the' h t U i 11 itave•n i Ex•
seal renew hays garment, making it as
• run ,eta 501 o e(ie n et patients
. r. aner+. good as new fur Sunday or everyday
near Nilo e. Ierticnlaisstill follow. 1eterthis week. -\lists%IIik0n, tiller wear,
-- Harold Young, $h1) has been visit- visit with friends heir•, returned to ger
fug his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. ; home in L'.ndon on 5.eturdny.-M3•s. To Obtain the Best Results
John G. Y.ing, for some time, has re- ; Theo. Connor, after spending two And to make the nark of home dyeing
tutned to his horse in London. Harold' months here, has rrinrneal to hi', toil+ at.suluhly perfect, Diamond Dyes tar -
Silk
has man) friends here and rte are al- in Cleveland, Ohio. -\its. T. 1lodgiris an•la 'Vo(the �1(lanins,.1 ,l, teri da)k, vith special yr,nd ses r tial
ways glad to see hire.-- We are pleased; is visiting her daughter. Mrs, Deacon ,lar. for Cotton and Linen (vegetable
to see Mra, Chat.. Z sicker around' of London. - Tse Saeta1un•nt o1 the dyes ads).
again since her recent illness. -Nana' L•,id'r Suppe staa•• h••Irl In the \loth°.
itriton is still , olillned to his [nom by dist church on Sunday stet,-- 11.1 litre Do Not Trurt to Chance
an attack of 1•+ grippe. -- Sonne of our of Lnndoti is t isit ing ftietuJs 10 tons. Or be persuaded I,v a::yy 0 t rt limit to
leer) ate getting quite handy with the ---Mil. Flence%Jell is visiting in Galt. use the one dye for all kinds of meter -
gloves. Considerable science is be•iug! --Miss Scott a Morayi4
visiting ials. For 1]�erftct c..1:i•1g work ask for
well Ind no doubt some of the amt- friend.' in town. -Mr.. lien Neale luta Diamond Dyes Ft 1' Wool if lou are
13•.13•, will 'leve lop into followers of the gone to London for a few flays. -Mr. dyeing VI (•01 ( r t;a:k. If y on tr 1.11 to dye
W..,1.1 Champion Bern. -One of ,T1), ! and Mr• N G L •neport entertained a Cotton or Lime f.J,r„ -, a.•: for Diamond
It use's bronchos ran sway from the, number of their friends Monday night, Dyes FOP Cotton. itc(u c a11 substi
Post ()Mee en Tuesday evening and -Mr. Mi.,tin spent Sunday at his uses anti imit,ttiur:s,
made a wile•a-minute run for home. home in Perkhill,-Mr. Chown has be- Sent free to any :.dilrces.
On the nay south he ran into a ratter gun his d1)1i,"' in the mill of leecan,-- Kindly scud is w, er name and fell
in 1hich ;artier from :dcOillivI at Mts. Fred Brown spent n few days, address and we will mail to you frac a
sere riding and badly ..mashed it, Int with Mrs. W. W. Kilmer last week.- cost the
Limo". Liam( nil 1)ye Anneal,
fortinntely neither 0 the occupants We ere pleased to see Mre. Dr. Jones New Tcdd)• Tear Booklet and T►(atn.na
were injured. -- Mr, McIntyre, of able to be Around again after being Dye Cook 11,ok.
rh.kespeare. W85 the guest of Mr, Geo.; confined to the house ter at few weeks WPLT.S & Pik 11AR1)SOMCo., LtiontD
Hu ..7._1 un Monday. ' with IA grippe. MMuNTaltAt., P.Q.
Indio Fdie Ale
cost ; r.,n,31;11C
Brewed from se-
lected haps, choice
barley malt and
pure spring water,
nilh the utmost
rare. Bottled at
the brewery depots
to emir,' proper
handling. That 1,
e•hy Lagar, Nig
is rt;:: al 1.. 3 ' tin'
. .i• 1 by
t hough it
. a' about half as much as imp.•. t • t l wds.
re•ssr:sa -'K• .._).r4i , sino i}L:: r 'S' a1 f.r� ` .
1
WAREHOUSES
EXETER, CENTRALIA
AND CLANDEBOYE
Highest Price paid for Grain
RICH. SELDON
(Successor to Joseph ('obhledick)
'CENTRAL
idle
STRATFORD, ONT.
In1'cstiglite intii the Merits of tilt:
it is the 3,05( succisntul business traits,_., :
in R•esten, Ontario. Our Commercial, Shorthand
and Telegraphy Departments are In charge of able
instructors of experience. All our courses are•tLor-
ough up-to-date and practical. We have become
one of the largest business training schools in the
I'rovihce•. Get our free catalogue and learn what
we are doing Commercial scnools as well as busi-
ness ...ea employ our graduates. Students are eu•
teringu ec. 13 n-tek. Enter now.
ELLIOTT & \IcLACHLAN,
Principals
THE MOLSONS BANK
(Incorporated by Act of Parliament 1.355)
Head Office,
Capital Paid Up
Reserve Fund
Assets Over
• Montreal
$3,200,000
3,000,000
33,000,000
IXTY-TWO BRANCHES IN THE
DOMINION OF CANADA
▪ EXETER BRANCH al
OFFICE HOURS 10 a. In. to 3 p.'tn. SATURDAYS, 10 a. m. to 1 p. o,
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
DEPOSIT Receipts issued and highest current rate of interest allowed
acing Bank Department, t ed t further notice Interest on Savings account+ .rill be
credited quarterly instead of half yearly a formerly.
Deposits of $t and upwards received.
Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government.
DICKSON & CARLINO, Solicitors-. N. D. HURDON, Manager,
EXETER DIAMOND HALL
FIJEST JEWELLERY
OI"lt NEW STOCK OF
Watches, Jewellery, Silverware,
Sets, Etc., Etc.,
4
Toilet
has just been opened up and we may
safely say that this is the finest stock'
that has ever been shown in Exeter.
Our Coods are at Prices
To Suit EVERYBODY
•
Thep Will Suit You
Call and Examine Early
A. MARCHAND,
Exeter, Ont. 1
•
KILLED BY TRAiN.
Farquhar.
Guns uteri. Feb. 15. -Charles Ross,
The funeral took place on Mondayeldest 81)11 o1 Jnrues (toss, of Godes ic•h
of Mrs. John Gardiner of Hibbert;
Township, wary Pt ruck Lythe inconung
Township. Several years ago Mrs.
afternoon train 10 day. about four
m11(8 from town, inti Was in�tnntly
Gardiner lived near here. but for a killed. Thr yrntng roan was 'rt ) t Hrs
nunberof years she has resided with of age tied 44 a% 4' ilking along 113.• i ail -
her brother Mr. Morgan in the Town- wary t reek in cnrnpeny ta•ith a y(,nr,ger
ship of Hibbert. The t+ma101 her, Eddie, and a friend, E. .Iohn-
iutetre(1 in Roy's cemetery.- s were
tiniO �.1Vut, stone The wind was blowing strongly
and they did not hear the apprnnelting
from ,
Bray has returned froondon, lints,.,,,iiiuntil it was close upon them.
been there with her mother, Mrs. Y)utnger Roe! rind Johnston jumped
A. Hodgert of Exeter, who consulted to the side, but (Intles was struck.
isa (•'
r noted r•ciall t in the Irv. 11 e
a n t 1 spare Ile w•.P touch cut about the heat! and
sorry to here that hone r f ultimate re. is W and h(. right leg was !ruler!,
eove',y is not entertained, the trouble (y,,id11(111 Dunbar and 1•;ngrineer Fn ti•
being; tau ti+ep seale'<I. —A nun,he' were 11. a i1H1g(P of the train, lair slid
e n a ed t 'v
from her tt nti e a h not a rsar
services of Thames 1(034 Presbyterian terian not noire the toy! on acct. t of the
church on Sunday. The preacher drifting sooty,
both too • g and evening w i iter,
Burnside Russell of Ilarnillon, and his Valuable Samples Free
dioors+s were well rived bthe
lars(ge number present nteceIs,th Pelyvic+ "1 hate used your Coltsfoote Expect
+os by Mies au of find it satisfactory in cases
+lerrhbolWCre rend+redAnna in R(u,\Id vrtioice arid of croup, colas or coughs. i have used
torant and
added ranch to the enjoyment of threw it ever since i got a trial bottle, and
present. e oialsu rt gond •ei• have recommended it to everyone in
vire. TheThpr,•ceechdrs autnundited to $11J, 11++41 of it. You may use my name and
whit 11 is encouraging to the officials.- address for testimonials if you wish.
The Fittuter8 institute neetii g- is. (loping it will benefit others as it bas
i the hell here on Set nrdsy "ere eel! done my children, i remain.
attended of ei noon duel eret,ing. The 31164. A(IN Eel re iSI II •;n."
laddiesaes by 1{. S,e•phenlon Ar"" -of An.. 1069 F'rar.ccs Pt. Lnnrlon, Ont.
ler on "Beef (:tittle" and "TI. fat rrt '
1 Coltefoote Expe=torant 18 the gr(•at-
teater Pupply", =alai Its• A. G, M, Ken• est cough and throat euro in the world.
rte of F•ui view on 1, tying out of tie* I
(:arts and planning of building.'for ut• t ie the prescription of a renowned
Mt? pnrpn es"and ' The principles of specialist. In order that every family
I ticarinn anal 1otati„1.” we•le etcrll• mai- prove its unparalleled merits we
est "ndi thumuafhlyenjoyed. Nu little will send a sample bottle free to et•erj•
tame had been Kit en fel the pretara- one who geniis us their name and ad -
droll and rnentinne this paper.
Finn of a program for the evening that(':an be
i• was short, hut the Tongs by the Lad at ail druggists at 25e. Rood tour
11a!!os iTsrri. and the recitation by
name to -day to Dr. T. A. Slocum, Ltd.,
31(88 Ada Terker Trete good. 'C,.rnra+•,
&end for Free Sample To day.