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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1908-03-19, Page 4THE MOLSONS BANK (Incorporated by Act of Parliament 1855) Head Office, Capital Paid Up Reserve Fund Assets Over IXTY-TWO BRANCHES IN Montreal $3,200,000 3,000,000 33,000,000 THE DOMINION OF CANADA - OFFICE HOURS EXETER BRANCH - 10 a. m. to3 p. M. SATURDAYS, 10 a. m. to 1 p. se. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. DEPOSIT Receipts issued and highest current rate of interest allowed Saying Bank Department' Until ed further colics Interest stad of f yearly accounts ly. credited quarterly instead of half yearly as former( be Deposita of $t and upward* received. Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government, DICYSON da CARLINO, Solicitors, N. D. HURDON, Manager, ORDER A SUIT Why not in tk•• V(, IL-slt .1 iltr•,t't.: One That Will Look Well Wear Well and Last Well A suit of Clothes of an Overcoat would be just the thing and some- thing that would afford the wearer comfort as well as the pleasure of know- ing that be is well dressed. We Have the Vera Latest Clothes and Patterns. J. H. Holtzmann ('1(I: D1'I'1.)N Q etet Abttwcate, Sanders & Creech. Prop3. THURBDAY,DIar. 19, 1908 1���aaa isF By -Law No. eeee Of the Village of Exeter for the Year 1908 A Bt -law to authorize the Muniolpal Council o the Village of Exeter to pay to W. A. Oibb Com pony of the City of Hamilton is the County of Wentworth. I'ackers of Dried Fruit, the sura of re30.O0 for the purchase of the site and land now est.. and oecoptol bj the said W. A. Gib?) Company for their evaporating process in the said Village of Exeter. WHEREAS at a meeting; of the Ratepayers of the said Village of Exeter it was resolved that the above Its -law should be submitted to a rote and if carried that the said sum of $500, be paid W the said W. A. Oibb Company on the terns and conditions set forth and contained in a preliminary agreement made and entered into by and between ,the said Municipal Council and the said W. A. Oibb Company. AND WHEREAS the said Municipal Corpor- atioa deem it advisable to give effect to Ms resolu- tion of the said Ratepayers, AND WiIEREAS it is necessary to appoint the time. places and officers for taking the sotea of duly qualified voters upon this Bylaw. AND WHEREAS it may Ise necessary- to levy and collect the geld sum of $500.00 byspecial rate upon the whole rateable property of te said Village wring the year 1908. • AND rateable lux t 145a./5i lt•IIEIIEAS the amount of the whole property of the said Village accord. the last revised assessment Roll a AND WIIEREAS the amount of the existing debenture debt of the said Municipality is not more tt:an 821,000. ICE IT THEREFORE ENACTED by the Municipal Council of the Village of Exeter as follows: - 1. That for the purposes aforesaid it shall be lawful for the Reeve and Council of the said Mun• .:•ipality to pay to the said W. A. Oibb Com - pane fhr .•,id min of $Stttet.l soon the teams arid conditions expressed in the said preliminary agreement. Y. That if ne-eesary for the pur psse aforesaid there,hall be raised in and during the year 1900 by special rate upon all the rateable property of the said Municipality the sum of $500. 3. That the votes of the duly qualified electors shall be taken on this ilyLaw on FRIDAY, TILE TENTHi DAY OF APRIi., A. D. We, between the hours of Nine o'clock A. M. .r01 Five o'clock P. M. at the several places within the said Municipality herein after men• cloned; by the several O rs whose names are hereinafter mentioned: In I'olling Sutelisi.ioa No. 1, at the residence of Silas Handfeed, Main Street, by Edward Treble, Deputy Return rig Officer, and Herbert Ford, Poll Clerk; 1,, Pott- ing Subdivision No.at Weekes Bros; Marble Work', Main street, by W. D. Weekee, Deputy Returning Ottleer and James Weekes, Poll Clerk; In Polling Subdivision ao. 3, at John Mitchell'. Mee, on the North West Coruer of 1i .in and Wellington Streets. by Stephen Powell, Deputy Returning Officer, and William Vale, Poll Clerk: la Polling Subdivision No. 4, at the Town Ira11, Main Street, by R. Nelson Taylor, Deputy Returning (Mcer, and Christopher Luker, Poll Clerk. t. That the Reeve of the said Municipal Corpora. tion shall attend at the Council Chamber in the Town (dell of the wild Municipality on FRIDAY THE THiRD DAY Or APRIL, A.1).1008, at the hour of Two O'Cloek p. m., for the purpose of appointing Agents amtsp a i r ns to attend at the various Polling au ,disi.loo. and ptaree aforesaid and the anmming tap of the votes on behalf of persons interested in, promoting or oppoeing the passage of this itv•Laiv. a. That the Clerk of the said Municipality shalt attend at the Conn••il Chemise in the Town Hall atoressid on SATI'RDAY, 1(0leLE %1.NTI1 day of APRIL, A.D. lief, at the hour of Twelve OClock Moon and shall then and there sum up the votes con Inc and against the said Bylaw and grant the requisite certificates. 6 That this Ry•Law shall take effect and conic sato operation. if carried by the votes of the electors *totemic,, on the day of the fluel pacing thereof in aeeoM*nce with the prosisions of the Ontario Mn - swipe' Act. DATED at the Town Hall, Exeter, this letb day of March, A. D 1904. NOTICE -The above is a true copy o1 a rote -wed Does Your Heart Beat Yes. 100,000 times each day. Does it send out good blood or bad blood? You know, for good blood is good health; had blood, bad health. And you know precisely what to take for had blood -- Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Doctors hate endorsed it for CO years. one freq�tuent mesa of f`,a h'„orl fs e r'',rg+el• user Thl, pr, -.lures constipation. Pouon••n, snnetan.-es are then absorber lain the bt.,u.l .; :'.e "-net, ••res wltb Ayers.lione!'nisi 4..,..11/..c Aysr r, . Lowell, iKaae. eaanwfact..,.ra of p t IR !)GOR. hersAlit f CRERlVIPECTORet. We have ro secrets! We pabltah the fernu;se et all one raedieteM. 1tv-law atilt ha* been taken lido ronsideration sod Wheel :e mi got 111.SV tilt( h wtl • 1, NI l le fil•a11 passel 4 the l JI the i �' riles • y s - ) .t "f t co•u eratiut, this celel.tatiuu swat( b Maui, ippality of the Village W Gaster On the event !? of the assent of the Electors Wulf obtained thereto) It humu:er,-Tuesday was tit. Patrick aft, r one Month from the first publications thereof in the Eaeter Adstx-ateand the Earter Times News - papery, the said Bs -law to beublished in the said ne-N.papere .i't a w tek for Three .ueeemive weeks, • omntenciug on the nineteenth day of March A. 1►., 1.X M, arid that the cotes 01 the electors of the said Municipality oi11 be taken on the acid tiy•law on the day and at the hours and places therein flan(: set ND Ft RTiEIt TAKE NOTICE that any one desiring to have thin By -slaw quashed mast make his application for that purpose to the High (Shirt of Justloe within Three months neat after the Thin( publication of this Notice in the .aid Newspapers or he will le too late to be heard in that behalf. JOSEPII SENIOR, Clerk 1'.tTEI►atExeter this loth day of Larch A. 1). 1.4)8. By -Law No. seas For the Village of Exeter for the Year 1908. A tin -Low to authorize the )htniripal Council of the L itlage of Exeter to pay to The Connor Machine Cup any, Limited, of the Village of Exeter, in the County of lluron. Manufacturers, the,uue of S5t0.ex; for the purchase of a site and land to be used and occupied by the said Company for manufacturing Gasolene and other Engines, and other machinery, in thesaid Village of Exeter, and to grant the said Company a fixed yearly assessment of $500.00 for all rate, except Sch' e l rates for a period of ten years. WHEREAS at a meeting of the ratepayers of the said Village of Exetenit was resolved that the above ity-law should be submitted to a vote, and if carried that the said sum of $500.00 be paid to the acid Connor Machine Company, L' te, and thesaid fixedyearly assessment be granted to the said Company, on the terms and conditions set forth and contained in a preliminary Agreement mute and entered into by and between the said Municipal Council and The Connor Motor and Ms••hine Company, of the said Village of Exeter. AND WiIEREAS the said Municipal Corporation deem it advi.at4e to give effe. t to the said resolution of the said Ratepayers, sayers, ANI) WHEREAS it is necessary to appoint the time, Alves and olfleers for taking the votes of duly qualified voters upon this By -Law, AND WIiEREAS it may be necessary to levy and collect the said sum of $50000 byspecial rale upon the whole rateable property ofthesaid Village of Exeter during the year 1908, AND WHEREAS the amount of the whole rateable property of the said Village of Exeter, according to he last revised Assessment (toll, is $55t,454.00, AND WIIEREAS the antount of the existing Ie. benture Debt of the said Municipality is not more titan V21,000.t9, ILE IT THEREFORE ENACTED by theMunicipeal (',Ant it Odle Village of Exeter, as follows: - 1. That for tate purposes aforesaid it shall be law- ful for the Reeve and Couneilof the said Muni -ipality to pay to the said Connor Machine Company, Limit - /et. the said sou of $500.00 and to grant to thein a fixed ycarlry assessment of $5110.00 for a period of ten yearn, beginning on the filet day of December, 1908. upon the terms and conditions expressed in the said preliminary Agreement. • . That if necessary for the purpose aforesaid there shall be raised in and during the year 1908 by - special rate upon all the rateable property of the said Municipality the sum of $500.00. 3. Thal the notes of the duly qualified electors shall be taken on Friday, the loth day of April. A D 1W'w, between the hours of Nine O'Clo:k A. M. and Five O'Clock P M., at the several places within the said Municipality hereinafter mentioned, by the offi- cer whose names are hereipafter staled: In Pulling Sul„iiti,ion No. 1, at the residence of Silas Hand. fold, Main Street, by Edward Treble,Ieputy Return- ing Officer, and Herbert Ford, Poll Clerk; In Polling Su lis ision No. 2. at Weekes Bros.' Marble Works, Main Street, by William D. Weekes, Deputy Return- ing Officer, and James Weekes, Poll Clerk; In tolling Subdivision No. 3, at John Mitchell's Office, on the Northwest Corner of Main and Wellington Streets. by Stephen Powell. Deputy Returning Officer, and William Vale, Poll Clerk; In Polling Subdivision No. 4, at the Town Hall. Main Street. by R. Nelson Taylor, Deputy Returning Officer, and Christopher Luker, Poll Clerk. 1. That ahe Reeve of the said Municipal Corpora. tion shall attend at the Council Chamber in the Town Hall of the said Municipality on Friday. the Thiol day of April, A.D. 1905, at the hour of Two O111oe•k P. M., for the purpose of appointing Agents and Persons to attend at the various Dolling Subdivisions and Plaeee aforesaid and the summing up of the votes on behalf of Persons interested in, promoting or opposing the pase'ng of this By -Law. 5. That the Clerk of the said Municipality shall attend at the Council Chamfer in the Town Hall aforesaid, on Saturday, the Ilth day of April, A.I). 1900, at the hour of Twelve O'C'lock Noon and shall then and there sum up the notes given for and against th,•said By -Law and grant the requisite cer• lith stye. 0. That this Ity•Isnw• shall take effect and Dome into operation (if carried by the votes of the electors aforesaid) on the day of the final passing thereof, in ae onlance with the provisione of The Ontario Muni- cipal Art. DATED at the Town (tall, Exeter, this 'ern day of March. A.D. 1901. NOTICE- The above is a true copy of a propogc.l Ily•Law• which has leen taken into consideration and which will be finallypassel by the C'.un'•il f.f the M • ipality of the Village of Exeter On the event of the aw•nt of the electors being obtained thereto) after One month from the flat publication thereof in The Eve(. r .tdtoeate and Eteter Times, Newspapers, the nail Rvl.aw to be published In the said \ewe• papier. on. -s a week for Three successive weeks. con• mewing on the lltth day Manch, A. 11. 1flOS, and that the softs of the electors of the said Municipality will he taken on the said By •Law on the day and at the hors and planet therein fixed; AND rcirrIIE:It TAKE NOTiCR that an • on, desiring to apply to hate till. liy-law quashed must nuke his or her application for that purpose to the High Court of Justice within Three Moashs nett after 'e Thin p , n Pie I Ili�•a i. a t n 1 this noti'•e inr P the reit Newspapers or he or she will Inc too late to to heard in that behalf, ,COs. SE?4lOJt• Clerk. easel) at ewer this 1(th din of Marsh. t I' esti. Crediton ANNin•N(EMKNT.--Mi,sOlivia Holtz - 015110 wishes to announce that she will receive .1 limited numt►er of pupils for instr,u'tions on Piano and Organ. Mis; lloltrmann holds two certificates from the Toronto University of Music on Theory and Piano, Curren, TIH(eTny, At.EtiKE: AND sickly 00Th I'oft SALE.- -We hare a stock of No. 1 iced (lover, Timothy and Alsikeclove'r seed for sale. Also a limited quantity of "fresh white" seed oats. This oat is white in color, plump and heavy not affected by smut or rust and an immense yielder. C. ZwIe'Klilt. I, nit Wednesd:►y evening, t he 11th inst., a meeting Was held in the Fire Hall, to organize the Athletic Associa- tion anal discuss the matter of having int a 21th of May celebration. The meeting was well attended by our bus- iness men as well as those who take an interest it; sports. The following sflit'ers were elected: Iian. Prradents, Hy. tattler, M.P.P. and %Vm. Lewis: Pres., ira M. Brown; Vice -!'res., Dr, P. .1. MrCne; Sec.. August E. Kuhn; •I'r eas. , John G. Poring. it was decid• •d that we celebrate Victoria D,ty an Nonday the:. -eh ,and in the me.lfit hue t Committee was appointed to make it e neeeasary nrrtngementa. Oar cel. e br>,tinn held ton years ago Watt a re. entd-hteeker and if the seine :unnnnt "t interest and ere' 'DM , lata is shown tis ►.y our citizen we can promise a sire- (env rrssfai day. %Vt. have won Lange by the invincible h.ase•baall Pani and ar- 1.alge,s,('nts will be made to have some 11. 'earn !tont a neighboring town or city ing . Ally a double header. Besides our -M t' .rt,n,irtee is m>.king nrrsngements tiny. set►, the Jnhilre Bind of Zurich to he l mar h• t. that day and furnish the music. Alvi 1.• r r s er'ylsocty put his shoulder to the Th Day. Quite a number la•ott the green -Mrs. Fink twiner and d,tughtet, Mi Smith of Mil vet ton. ss h•p wore• hers a tending the funeral of the late Mr Hatable, returned home on Monday. John Brown of liar ristun, D1icb„ spen a few days days here last week th guest of the Post -waster, who is hi brother. -The Young People of th Evangelical church are practicing at Easter Cantata, entitled "The Pries and King". This wilt be given sutra time that Mg the Easter Holidays. 1 promises to be the enteltainutent o the season and we feel sure those wb attend will never regret it. -Mrs. Dan Oestreicber was obliged to leave her on 1Vednesday to attend to her moth e'1', Mrs. Manz of Tavistock, who is ill -The Spring birds have made thei appearance but since Jack Frost hit been busy the last few days they have become quite scarce. 1Ve are al 1 Valuable Samples Free e, t - s. e e e Coltefoote Expectorant is the great• t est cough and ::.rust cure in tLe would. f It is the prescription of a renowned o specialist. In order that every family • may prove its unparalleled merits we e will send a sample bottle free to every- . one who sends us their name and ad- dress and mentions this paps. Can be ✓ had at all druggists at 25e. Send your s name to -day to Dr. T. A. Slocum, Ltd., Toronto. I Bend for Free Sample To -day. a'I have used your Coltsfoote Expec- torant and And it satisfactory in cases of croup, colds or coughs. I have used it ever since I gut a trial bottle, and have recommended it to every sue in need of it. You may use my name and address for testimonials if you wisL. !loping it will benefit others as it has done my children, I remain, MRS. Ar VES ('a►\1BER. '' 1069 Frances St., London, Ont. anxiously awaiting "The good old summer tune", -The roads are in poo condition and travelling is slow, espe sally for teams. where the track i narrow. 1Ve think if some of path -masters got out and ploug out the heavy drifts, it would help great deal, --A special meeting of lownsbip Council was held in Clerk's office on Saturday evening ✓ Missionary Society was held Sunday c• and Monday last. Rev. W. 11. Butt s preached Sunday morning on the our Teachings of Christ and in the evening hed delivered a song sermon. The choir, a under the able leadership of N. E. the Hicks, was in good forth and rendered the excellent music. Monday afternoon , to about :30 ladies gathered in the base - accept the resignation of Mr. Hsc as Township Councillor. Bills out announcing the Nomination next Monday, the ';it'd Inst. Fr rumors, it his every appearance t there will be an election. So fat' names of Fred Wuerth and Mich Finkbeiner of the 8th Con., have b prominently mentioned as aspiri candidates. -One of our young bu ness men left here on Tuesday eveni on a clatter of more than usual iutp tance. We understand he has tak unto himself a wife from a neighb ing town. If the rumour is correct, we will be able to give our readers more particulars in the next issue of this paper. -Wilson Anderson has moved unto the farm he recently rent- ed from his brother 1ViII, on the 2nd Con. I3efore leaving the Klondike, his friends gave him a surprise ()arty and all had a jolly- old time. Frank Taylor has moved on Mr. Anderson's farm, which he bought a few weeks ago.- Miss Susie Kuhn is learning the millinery at S. Brown's. -Mrs. John Either had a quilting bee on Tuesday. Quite anumber were in attendance and helped in the sewing. -Mrs. Mercier of London and Thomas Lawson of De- troit, were here on Tuesday attending the funeral of the late George Maw. Kinney. -Joseph Hoist bas his leen cutting wood at Mr. Morrisey's on the lith con. They have about five acres to cut. -Miss Kate Zwicker of London is.assistrng in the millinery rooms of Chas. Zwicker.-Mies Vivian Beaver was in Centralia a few days last week attending her sister, Mrs. (Dr.) Orme, who has been ill. Mrs. Orure's many friends in this Village are pleased to learn that she is recovering, -Our Mil- liners are very busy getting ready for the Spring Opening which will take place some time before Laster. No doubt am le notice will be given so that our fair ladies can get their bon- net before the Easter holidays. This season, Mr's. Link has again charge of 8. Brown's department and Miss May Armstrong of Exeter is at C. Zwicker's. Your scribe has, as yet, been unable to understand all the intricacies of the new fashions but according to the sty- les, the present financial stringency will be surely declared a myth, but the poor old "man" won't think so. Lad- ies this year will have a great variety of styles in hats to select from. (creat masses of trimmings are the predom- inant features. Sonte are quite small, while other's are as wide as 9...2 inches, (Boys think of it!) Iligh Browns are also features. Lots of flowers are used with feathers, the floral decorations comprising lilacs, roses, pansies, in various shades, Iillies of the valley and foliage. In feathers, wings are consid- ered most stylish. Owl heads, with icings are also strong. --Mr. C. E. M•t- bon of Barrie has arrived here and is acting:is I.e'dger-keeper in the Bank of Commerce. We are pleased to see Mr. ,tugast Kuhn re-engaged. At one time it appeared as though he would not 1,e. lie had become quite popular among our• people while manager of the Sotereigu hank and we would have regretted to see hint sidetracked. He is at present occupying the Teller's l3nx. The grits leaper, Death, carne quite suddenly into our neighborhood on Satin d:nV, and removed Geo. M ewhin• r.ey, Sr'.. at the age of T1) scam+ and 11 months, the rause of his death being pneunlunie. The deceased died at the residence of his sun, William, on the llth Concession, atter a short illness, in fact, he was only confined to his bed it day. The deceased was interred in the Exeter Cemetery on Tuesday. the I7th, Rev. J. W. Andrews officiat- ing. Ile leaves to mourn his loss, a widow, five sons -- George, itobert, 1Villietu. Thomas and ihevid. all of Crediton, and Five daughters -Mrs, Wm. Yearley, Mrs. Wtn. .Martin and Mrs. James Lawson of Crediton; Mrs. John Schroeder of Shipka and Mrs. Robert Keys, of Atlantic, lows. The bereaved family have the sympathy of the entire community. ChiNelhtlrst ks, went of the church and quilted bed are covet ings for the Christmas bale of for clothing they annually ship away to sans hat the ael een ng 81 - ng 01 - en or - The oyster su=pper here under the auspices of the Ledie9 Aid Wan :l de- cided suceeas. The night was fine and a good crowd assembled. An excel- lent supper was served in the base• ment and the program eras all that could be desired. The speaker's pres- ent were Revels. Smith and Toll "f Hernial! and 11'ilsun ('f Staff's. The Speeches given were witty, short and to the 1''int. The Sttila choir furnish- ed gaud music throughout and the Wawa Orchestra acquitted them- selves very creditably. Ti,,' readings of little Miss British. Broadfoot were also worthy of apeeinl mention. Tho proceeds amen/Red to $55.- Mr's. J. Whiteman's friends are pleased to see her out again. - Pat ket Brothers nt e making timber near ('redi'nn,-Mi•. Lena Passmoreof Thames Read was the guest of the Misses (YuR.-•Riche challa and Norman Py bus intend ing for the !%'est April lat. sow- 'ent cif list 'v. 11'. 11 flirt an 1 wife are %pend i few days with friends in iwnndor, re. J. Tronghlin is spending a few with friends here. -Wesley Dty• spent Sunday with his cousin n Essery. e annivetsary of the Woman's the poor and needy. A social was held in the evening when a most en- joyable time was spent. A good pro- gramme was provided in the body of the church, after which refreshments were served in the basement. The at- tendance was good and a nice little sunt was netted for the treasury of the Society. Greenway Mr. Thos. Stewardson had it very successful wood bee last week and the people gathered in the evening and spent it pleasant time together, -The tnembers of L. O. L. No. 211), met at the residence of Mrs. Paine, north of Corbett last week and cut for her nearly a year's supply of wood. -Mrs. A. C'. Bell and Mrs. Vina Young each held a wood bee this week and got a large supply of wood cut. -The I adies' institute gave a very interesting and instructive entertainment in Wilson's Hall Monday night. Mr. C. H. Wil- son, President of the North Middlesex Farmers' institute, acted as chairman and gave a very instructive address. - Robin red breast has arrived which reminds us that spring is near. -Messrs Ed. McPherson, W. T. Ulena and R. R. Wilson have started to make maple syrup.-%Vtn. Baker and bis niece have taken up their residence on the old homestead. (Too late for last week) For Sale or Rent. -On easy terms, Post office store and dwelling. Apply to W. J. Wilson. Miss M. Wickert visited friends at Brewster. -Miss Olive McIntosh of Pott Huron is visiting her cousin Zill- ah English. -Jas. Brophy called on 1Vm. Wickert one day last week. - Rev. Newton is having services bete every Thursday evening at seven o'clock during Lent. -Mrs. M. Hayter and Miss Jennie spent Wednesday afternoon at Robt. McLinchey's.-D. M. Edwards had a wood bee on Wed- nesday and got home a good supply. - (Seo. Hartle had a mishap by falling on the ice and breaking one of his ribs. -John Brown lost a valuable horse last week. -Mrs. %V. J. !Nilson and Mrs. E. Stinson spent Friday after- noon with Mrs. Broomfield, Corbett. - Miss Myrtle Wickert entertained a number of her friends to a very pleas- ant evening 00 Thursday last. Every one enjoyed themselves and left with the opinion that Miss Wickert is an ideal hostess. -Miss M. Stinson left on Tuesday for her home in Bayfield. Mooresville Mr. Graham of London spent a few days with the Misses 11 hiteford,- Fred Simpson is laid up with blood poison in his hand, -Mr. and Mrs. Moses Simpson entertained a few friends on Tuesday last. -The young people celebrated St. Patrick's Day by giving at dance in the Maccabee Hall. An enjoy -able time was spent by all present. -Sugar slaking is the go those day.:. Lumley (lithe :a number from this locality attended the party given by the Mes- srs. Buchanan of Tucketsntith Friday evening last. Music was furnished by our popular violinists, .Mesets. Horton and Bolton and all speak 111 highest terms of the good time, -Mrs. L. Dick- son end daughter Mande of Sea for th spent it few days here the first of the week. -Mrs. Noah Horton has return- ed from a visit to relatives in Egniond• vine.- -Soule of our young people ,at- tended the hop givers by the bachelors and benediets of Exeter on Tues lay night and all report a ver} enjoyable tinge.--Miss(ireen of Zurich has re• turned home after spending a few days with Miss Maude Glenn. -Little Miss Rosaie I3roadfnot is taking lessons in elocution from Miss Hart of Hensel! and is gaining pnpularity as a reader. appriumpres. �, 11 II - it 99.90 Pure -Taat'c e.h,;t makes St. George's Bak 1-43 Towler so satisfactory. it is the purest Cream of Tartar Baking Posy+ler that Science can make. Sent for our free Cook•Ilook-- full of choice new recipes. !National neer A Chemical Co. SI of Cans•la, 1•imited Montreal. mss ••s Ts• r+yrn• The Ideal Beverage ASK FOR go (LONDON) .'t PALv. 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