Exeter Advocate, 1908-04-02, Page 5UDER A
S Bylaw which has teen taken into een.iderattnn sed
U tthirh will be aualie pessed le the Council of for 1
ktuukiprdity of the \ Wage of Eyster t,in the event
of the assent of the Union, being obtained thereto) 1
! after one month from the first publications thereof 1
.t
In the Exeter 'I:ee ate aryl the Exeter Times News-
papers, the said By bee to heublisbed in the said
•r
newspapers ouea 've. k tor Three su••.•esaire eras,
cornmeuctu;; on the bi.'eteenth day of March A. D.,
hen, and that the vote. of the elector of the said
Slunkipality will be taken on the said By-law on the
day and at the hour and places therein axed; •AND
FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any one desiring to
hair tto. Ily Saw quashed must wake his application
inc that purIs•se to the Nigh ('Dort of Juatice within
Three months next after the Think publication of
this Notice in the said Newspapers or he will be too
late to be heard in that behalf.
JOSEPH SENIOR,
Clerk.
DATED at Exeter this 16th day of March A. D.
19ud.
Why- not make yourself a present
One That Will
Look Well
Wear Well
and Last Well
A suit of Clothes or an Overcoat
would beust the thing and some.
thing that would afford the
wearer comfort its well as
the pleasure of know•
ing that he is well
dressed.
We Have the Very Latest
Clothes and Patterns.
J. H. Holtzmann
CItEDITON
Mxeter Abracate,
Sanders & Creech. Props.
THURSDAY, Apr. 2, 1908
By -Law No..e..
01 the Village of Exeter for the
Year 1908
A Bedew to authorize the Municipal Council of
the Village of Exeter to pay to W. A. Oibb Com•
pany of the City of Hamilton in the County of
Wentworth. Packers o/ Dried Fruit, the sum of
1600.00 for the purchase of the site and land now
wed and o. eupted by the said W. A. Cribb Company
ilbt 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 Byi.aw should be submitted to a vote
and if carried that the said sum of 8600, be paid
,to the said W. A. t?ibb Company on the lerrru and
,000dltions set forth and contained in a preliminary
agreement made and entered into by and between
the said Municipal Council and the said W. A. Gibb
Company.
AND W!'EREAS the said Municipal Corpor-
ation deem it 'drivable togive erect to this reso:u•
tioa o1 the said Ratepayers,
AND WHEREAS it la necessary to appoint
the tinie, places and otaeers for taking the votes
of duly qualified voters upon this Bylaw.
AND WHEREAS it may be necessary to levy
and collect the said rum of 1500.00 by special rate
the
g the jolerl�bleproperty of the said Village
lurAND WHEREAS the amount of the whole
rateable property of the said Village accord -
:ng to the last revised [Assessment Roll le
16 ;4, 454
AND WHEREAS the amount of the existing
-leleuture debt of the said Municipality is not more
-than
BE IT THEREFORE ENACTED by the
Municipal Council of the tillage of Exeter as
••ollowe; —
1. That Inc the purposes aforesaid it shall be
lawful for the Reeve and Council of the said Stun•
telpallty to pay to the said W. A. (Fibb Com•
pany the geld sural of g,-dn..n upon the terms and
.onditlons ecpressed in the said preliminary
'Agreement.
2. That if neeeasary for the purpose aforesaid
there shell he raised in and during the year Ileac I.y
1pe.•iel rate upon all the rateable property of the
•aid
Munieipality the sura of Ore.
3. That the votes of the duly qualified
electors shall In taken no this Ity-law on
FRIDAY, 'THE TRNTII DAV OF APRiL, A. D.
1U t, bete- en the hours of Nine o'clock A. 11.
a•. t Five o clo k 1'. 14. at the several places
Nati... the said Municipality herein after men•
o, d; by the several OMcen whose names are
hereinafter mentioned: In Polling Subdivision
Ito. 1, at the residence of Silas Ilandtorrl, Main
dr.st, by Ed want Treble. Deputy Iteturn'ae
.licer, and llerbert Font, l'oll Clerk; hr P011•
ht� subderislati No. 2, at Weekes Bros, Markle
Works, Main street, by W'. 11. Weeks, I'rppulr
Returning 0(11:er and James week's. Poll ('leek;
la rolling Subdivision So. 3, at John Mitchell's
011e, on the North West Corner of N.in and
Wellington Streets, by Stephen Powell. Deputy
Returning Olt !so, and William Vale, Poll Clerk;
In Polling 51,11%01on No. 4, at the Tnen Hall.
Wren Street. by R. Nelson Taylor. Deputy Returning
011eer, sent Christopher Luker, Poll ( perk.
1. Thet the Reeve of the said Municipal Corpora•
.Jon shall attend at the Council Chamber in the
town 11e11 of the nM )lunlcipality on FRIDAY
Tit F. Till el) DAV »E' APRIL. A.D. toe. at the hour
01 Two o'Clnek p m.• for the ',impose of appointing
Vents and Person, to attend at the various foiling
eubdivialoosaod plares aforesaid and the summing
ap of the testes on behalf of persons interested In.
'rometiog or *priming the resolve of (hie By low.
S. That the (1.,k ni the air Mnnieipatity shall
attend at the Ccun••il Chamber in the Torn 11a11
sIoresaid nn SATURDAY, the E1,EVENTii day of
tPRIL, A D. 191$, at the hour of Twelve (E'l'lock
mean and shall then and there sum up the rotes
en for and against the aid Ivy i.... and greet
'he requisite reniMyte,_
6. That this Ry•(aw than take effect and crone
oto operation ',carried by- the totes of the electors
alormaid, on tate day of the final pawn; thereof in
vie:mi e r with the pro.iaions of the Ontario Mu.
oleipal Act
•ATED at the Town 1001, Exeter, the. If{h day of
March, A D 1'.lrte.
Y'YTICE—The above is a 'rue .nr o: a I'n esee'l
We Trust
Doctors
if you are suffering from
impure blood, thin blood, de-
bility, nervousness, exhaus-
tion, you should begin at once
\\ ith Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the
Sarsaparilla you have known
all your life. Your doctor
knows it, eco. Ask him about it.
r -'.ss t`• I. dally *ellen of the A.41.14.
1 • s.nmus r dn,•tsate abanrhed. eao.taRRhead
acc is biliousness. , dyspepsia, and toof
r•
e, mune the teareapart trein doing its best
w...k af er's Pills are liver puts. Let gently.
s'. seg*table.
gad* sir J. C. e v •, ee , ?Draft. Wane.
a sosem ewe* of
nits v1 sii.
qers GtIFtR1'(P£CrOOAL.
We hey* r. seer*(. ! tv$ Pabtlnh
tae formica* of all ser eeen*taew
1
By -Law- No.....
For the Village of Exeter for the
Year 1908.
A By -Law to authorize the Municipal Council of the
Village of Exeter to toy to The Connor Machine
Company, Limited, of the Village of Exeter, in the
(lounty of Huron, Manufacturers, theaum of $600.00
forthe purchase ut a site and lamp to be used and
occupied by the said Company for manufac-tnring
Gasolene and other Engines, and other machinery,
in theaaid Village of Exeter, and to grant the said
Company a axed yearly asaessune.t of 8500.00 for all
rates except School rates tor a period of ten year.
WHEREAS at a meeting of the ratepayers of the
said Village of Exeter it was resolved that the above
Icy -law should be submitted to a vote, and if carried
that the said of $500.00 he paid to the said Connor
Machine Company, Limited, and the said axed yearly
assessment 1* granted to the said Company-, on the
terms and conditions set forth and contained in a
preliminary Agreement made and entered into by
and between the said Municipal Council and The
Connor Motor arid SIlehii,e Company, of the said
Village of Exeter.
AND WHEREAS the said Muuieital Corporation
deem it advisable to Kit Wee to the said resolution
o1 the said Ratepayers,
AND WHEREAS it is necessary to appoint the
time, places awl officers for taking the votes of duly
qualified toter upon this By -Law,
AND WHEREAS it may he necessary to levy and
collect the said auto of 11500 00 by special rate upon
the whole rateable property of the said Village of
Exeter during the year 11.89 ,
AND WHEREAS the amount of the whole rateable
property of the said Village of Exeter, /*rooting to
the last revised Assessment Roll, is $554,454.00,
AND WHEREAS the amount of the existing De-
benture Debt of the acid Municipality le not more
than 821,000.00,
)3E IT THEREFORE ENACTED by theMunicipt)
Council of the Village of Exeter, as fellows: -
1. That for the purposes aforesaid it shall be law.
tul for the Reeve and Councilof the said Municipality
to pay to the said Connor Machine Company. Limit-
ed, the said aunt of 8600.00 and to grant to them a
fixed yearly assessment of 8500.00 for a period of ten
years, beginning on the Slat day of 1)ecember, 1908,
upon the terms and conditions expressed in the acid
preliminary Agreement.
2. That it necessary for the purpose aforesaid
them shall be raised in and during; the year 1908 by
special rate upon all the rateable property of the said
Municipality the sum 01 t500.00.
3. That the votes of the duly qualified electors
shall be taken on Friday, the 10Ih day of April, A. le
190e, between the hours of Nine O'Clock A. M. axed
Fire O'Clock P M., at the several places within the
said Mimieipality hereinafter mentioned, by the ora•
cera whose named are hereinafter ,ta'ed: In Polling
Subdivision No. d, at the residence of Silas Hand.
fold, Main Street, by Edoarvd Treble, Deputy Return•
ing ()Meer, arid Herbert Ford, folk Clerk; In Polling
Subdivision No. 2, at Weekes Bros.' Marble Works,
Main Street, by William 0. Weekes, tiepins. Return•
ing (acer, and James Weekes, Poll Clerk; fn I'olling
Subdivision No. 3, at John Mitehelee Office, on the
Northwest l'orner of Mein and Wellington Streets,
by Stephen Powell, Deputy Returnin. Officer, and
William Vale, Poll Clerk; In Polling Sub ivetion No,
4,
at the Town Hall. Main Street, by R. Nelson
'Taylor, Dr`sity Returning Ofa"er, and Christopher
Luker, Poll Clerk.
4. Thal ahe Reece of the said Municipal Corpora-
tion rh*11 attend at the Council Chamber in the Toen
Hall of the *aid Municipality on Friday, the Third
day of April, A.D. Wert, at the hour of Two O'Clo•k
1'. M., for the purpose of appointing Agents and
Persons to attend at the various Polling Subdivisions
and Pla'rs afore..sid and the summing up of the cotes
on behalf of l'erwons interested in, promoting or
opposing the parsing of this By -tau.
5. That the Clerk of the said Municipality shall
attend at the lbum'i1 Chamber in the Town Hall
aforesaid, on Saturday, the l lth day of April, A.D.
lg.*. at the lose of Twelve O'Clock Noon and shall
then and there• sum rap the votes given for and
against the said By -tow and grant the rrgnisite cer-
t Meats,.
6. That this Bylaw shall take eflret and come
into operation Of carried by the votes of the electors
aforesaid) on the day of the final passing thereof, in
atrordan a with the rmtinnne of The Ontario Muni.
ripe! Art.
DATED at the Town Hall, Reeler, (his 1(1th day M
Man•h, A D. iien.
NOTICE- The above is .true copy of a proposed
I►v•law which has teen taken into consideration and
which will be anally i{saauel by the Conned of the
Muni'•ipality of the Village of 1:anter (in the event
M the anent of the electors living obtained thereto)
after (hie month from the nest puWiration thereof in
The! Exeter .td.a.ele and Easter Times, Newspaper•,
the said IR •Law to he published in the acid Nenx-,•
paler (nor a week for Three 'moo- sive weeks. c•om-
unenciug on the 19th day Ilan -h, A. D. 19(te and that
the votes of the elector/tot the said Menieipality will
to taken on the Bald E► Law on the day and at the
hours and places therein fixed;
AND FCRTI(ER TAKE NOTICE that any one
desiring to apply to have this Bylaw quashed must
make his or her applieation for that puttee* to the
High Court of Juste within Three Mouths next
after the Thinl pnhlication of thin notice ie the said
Newspapers or he or she will be too Itte to 1e Scant
in that behalf.
JOS. SENIOR.
Clerk.
DATED N Eyelet this 16th day of March. .4 le
tern.
The Redistribution
Considerable criticism h'+s been cur-
rent regarding the committee's pro-
posed changes in the Provincial rid-
ings in Huron County. By the way
it should be remembered that the re-
port as published last week was only
the recommendation of the committee
composed of Conservative and Liberal
members of the Legislature, and ac•
cording to Premier Whitney will be
considered by the whole house, and
may he altered. The Toronto News is
Authority for the statements that fol-
low, twine the report of an interview
with the member for South Huron,Mr,
H. F.ilber:
" Mr. Father denied absolutely that
there had been any gerrymaner or
improper arranging of the conetitnen-
vieS ot Huron. although the change
unsold probably give hien a larger ma•
j irity. This was only an incident in
!hr. just ifleble arrangement of the rid•
ing. The change was to reunite (nun-
teil.Iities that were split up by th..{
gerrymandt•rin 1874. And make tete!
thee. tidings more compact than t.. -
lore aa far as ease of travelling about
them was concerned. His riling of
South Heron, according to the change'
1011..wed the London. Heron & firmer
12 anlway. rind tiler(' A. a great ndv..us
tags' in giving him the remainder of
lioderi. h Township And taking S.':. -
forth town and putting it in Centre
Ilernn, because c.' icetion was
difficult bet ween this town and the;
..•'th of the cnemy.
'• I►et you consider ('entre linea, en
n,,.hapely picture?" he was asked
N '. A''cot d i ng to the ecce.. ! l 1 tv
of the .hftesent pat t• it is alrigh•. IT
f ,lions the (Veloric') k Bnffde. .'.ail
tv •v, And there ie not a portion M the ,
1
hour's drive from the railway. The
larger population of ('entre Huron is
justified. It includes the threehu•gest
towns of the county—t.oderich, Clin-
ton and Seafut th—and tit ban pupula-
lion should 1101 have so large a repre-
sentation as rural population. Centre
Huron has about 23.0te0, while South
Huron bas about 19.000, but the area
of South Huron is much the larger.
"North Huron is similarly reached
by the new C. P. IL line, and is there-
fore well arranged.
"Many ot the Liberal candidates
who won the elections in %Vest Huron
since 1871 would have gone down to
defeat if it had not been for the gerry-
mander of 1874, when the west half of
Hallett Township, with its Liberal
majority, was put in West Huron.
"At the last election the Conserve,
tives had a total majority of between
200 and 300 in Huron County, but had
only one representative at Toronto.
Is that fair?
• "The Liberals needn't squeal, even
if they thiuk they are unjustly treat-
ed, though they are not, after what
they did in 1874, and after the way Sir
Wilfrid Laurier re -arranged the rid-
ings of Huron for the Dominion elec-
tions. Tbat was worse than anything
we have done."
NOTE AND COMMENTS
While nothing definite seems to
have beeu settled, June 9th is reported
to be the date on which the Ontario
election is to be held.
Hon. Dr. Pyne, in presenting bis
education bills, issued the following
official statement in the Legislature:
"In future there will be continua-
tion schools and fifth classes, adistinc-
tion being drawn between two grades
of what were hitherto termed indis-
criminately continuation classes. The
continuation school will impart in-
atruction in advance of and inclusive
of that prescribed for the fifth class of
the Public School and may employ
one, two or three teachers.
"The continuation schools will be,
to all intents and purposes, rural High
Schools, and, under the new classifica-
tion, already slumber over 100. The
object of the Government is to develop
the schools so that before long there
will be one in every township in the
Province. The other so-called contin-
uation classes, exceeding 300 in num-
ber, have been really doing fifth class
work. These will now be termed fifth
classes, and financial inducements to
extend and improve theircourses will,
it Is hoped, cause them to multiply
rapidly. The design is to secure to
the rural parts and to the small urban
centres better facilities for secondary
education.
"The amendments also give the Min-
ister of Education power to establish
model schools, the intention belag to
assume control and financial support
of such model schools as are to be re-
tained. The Model School examina-
tions will in future be conducted by
the Department, as are the Normal
School examinations. and all certificat-
es of qualification will hereafter be is-
sued by the Minister.
"Another important amendment
provides for the ppaymeot of the new
additional grant to urban schools (to
be voted this session) on the basis of
the grade of the teacher's certificate
and the length of his successful exper-
ience. The experience of the teacher
will also be a factor in aying the
grant to the rural schools."
The Crop Competition.
Department of Agriculture,
Toronto, March 27, 1908.
To THE EDITOR,
Dear Sir:—The Crop Competition in
standing fields of grain which was in-
augurated in 1907 in the Province of
Ontatio by Honorable Mr. Monteith,
proved so beneficial to all concerned
that the Minister has, this year. secur-
ed a largely increased appropriation
for this purpose.
The objects aimed at are to encour-
age the growing of grain of the hest
quality, free from other varieties of
grain and weeds and also from diseas-
es, bitch a8 rust, smut and insects.
The competitions excited much in-
terest last year in the districts where
they were meld, and the results were
decidedly profitable to those who were
prize winners, inasmuch as without.
leaving hone they sold their grain
from the fields which were in the com-
petition to leading Seedsmen at prices
from 25°; to 5O'; above market tont:t•
tions.
This year, owing to the larger sura
:available, entries will be I eceived from
1110 Agricultural Societies. or ten tim-
es a9 many as it) 11017.
In the meantime, any preliminary
notice that you may care to give will
he much appreciated.
Faithfully yours.
1. Lockie %Vilaon•
Superintendent.
Stephen
The following is the correct report
for 8.8. No. 3, Stephen, for the month
of March, also a test in ell subjects for
the Entrance Class:—iV Class.—Hon-
ors: G. Dearing 80, G. Sani-.rs 76;
Pees: F. Triehner Td, S. Willis 411, E.
Triehner 07, W Shapton 59, P. Dearing
58, E. Shapton ;iii, Sr.I1I--C.Parsone,
J. Willis, E. Welsh, A. Willis, G. Pen -
hale, O. Preszcator. Sr. II—M. Willis,
R. Parsons, C. Triehner, G. Stanlake.
L. Sanders. PT. I1- C. Parsons, T.
Willis. C. Dearin1. danders, V.
Preszcator. SR. 1'T. I— M. Ti'iebner,
V. Box, C. Senders. JR. PT, 1-1'.San-
ders. C. Hamilton, O. Hamilton, F.
Preszcator. Number on roll, 35; aver-
age at temiance.:54.
%VM. I.. Taivn.RH, Tetch�r
Anderson
A pretty wedding was celebrated at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. damsel
Batten of Anderson. afar. 25. when
their daughter. Miss Hyatt ice A., was
united in marriage to William C.
Hodge, son of John Hodge. Fuilal ton.
Hee. J. V,'*le performed th•' cer• mon y.
The beidewmnk! Wal Miss Minnie Hod-
ge and the eioonl.man was Chas. F.
Batten. brother of the bride. The
wedding match wes pl..y.•d by Miss
Alecia 11 Dig•', sister of the groom.
The bride woke a h.'t itiful gown of
ivy silk, ti Mimed with v..lenciennes
1.c'. 11'r tr.veiling suit waft of brim n
French Jack..d. trimmed with chiffon
overlaee and braid, with hat to thatch.
mi.. and Mr.. i1.'Clge well reside on Mr.
!lodge's farm in Fullerton and will he
.1t Home to their friends after April
riding which you cannot reach in n e :and.
Crediton
ANNOUNCEMENT.—MissHoltz-
:wenn wishes to announce that she
will receive a limited number of pupils
for instructions on Plano and Organ.
Miss Holtzman') holds two certificates
from -the Toronto University of Music
on Theory and Piano.
CLovElt, TIMOTItY, A1.is1KE AN1)
SEED OATS FOR SALE.— %V0 have a
stock of No. 1 lied Clover, Timothy
and Alsike clover seed for sale. Also
a limited quantity of "Irish white"
seed oats. This oat is white in color,
plump and heavy not affected by stunt
or rust and an immense yielder.
C. ZWICKER,
Yesterday was All Fool's Day. The
usual pranks were played on our in-
nocent citizens. Some were so very
cross while others didn't feel like giv-
ing vent to their feelings.—The Medi-
cine Company which was here the
past week, gave its final concert on
Monday night. The entertainments
during the week were below the aver -
and not many were In attendance.
The usual amount of medicine however
was sold to the sick ones. The gold
watch to be given to the most popular
lady in town, was won by Miss Wallie
Hill.—Inspectors Cowley of Toronto
and Tom of Goderich were here on
Friday inspecting our school. Their
report was very favorable. -Henry
Voelker was handed a cheque for $500
the other day in payment of his claim
for Total and Permanent Disability in
the Independent Order of Foresters. -
The storm on Friday night was fierce.
The wind and lightning was terrific
and many spent an anxious night.
Fortunately no damage was done in
the neighberhood.--Bert Clark took
possession of the Royal Hotel yester-
day. Mr. and Mrs, Chestnut intend
leaving for their home in Port Hope
in a few days. -Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Oestreicher have returned from Tavis-
tock. -Godfrey Nicholson has mored
his household furniture from Zurich
here and is occupying the house own-
ed by Robert Walker. We welcome
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson into our midst
and wish him every success in the but-
chering business.—We are pleased to
state that Mrs. Levi Stahl, who has
been quite ill, is recovering. -On Mon-
day evening the League of the Metho-
dist church entertained the Y.P.A. of
the Evangelical church. The visiting
members furnished the program, after
which lunch was served. All bad a
very enjoyable time.
Centralia
NELSON E. HICKS—Voice Production and Sing•
Ing --Pupil of London Conservatory of Mum.,
H. Ruthven McDonald, Charles White, London, Eng
Ernest Eardley, London, Eng. A limited number of
pupils will be screwed
Dennis O'Brien is all smiles these
days. The stork bas visited his home.
—The attendance at Andrew Uick's
auction sale last Friday was largely
attended, but prices ruled low in most
cases.—The Epworth League are ar-
ranging for their anniversary, which
is to be held on the 12th and 18th inst.
—The singing at the church service
Sunday evening was exceptionally
line, and speaks volumes for the lead-
ership of Mr. N. E. Hicks.—Rev. W.
H. Butt flnisned up a series of sermons
last Sunday evening on the '•Life of
Christ." They have been of special
interest and profit to Christian people
and many favorable comments have
been given our pastor.—The following
report of a marriage at Stonewall,
Man., is of interest to many in this
neighborhood, where the grootn was
born and brought tip. He is the eld-
est son of Mr. John Hepburn, of this
place:
HY'MNSAL.
HEI'nURN -LocKEtART-A very pret-
ty wedding ceremony was performed
at noon on Wednesday last in the
Methodist Church, when Mr. Wm. J.
Hepburn led to the altar one of the
most charming young ladies of Stone-
wall, .Miss Rankin Lockhart, eldest
daughter of Mr. James Lockhart, of
Balmoral. The church was very pret-
tily decorated by the young people of
the Epworth League—palms, white
lilies, hyacinths, carnations, and smil-
ax being chief among the decorations,
a bell of smilax and pink carnations
being suspended above the altar. The
ceremony was performed by the Hev,
T. G. Bethel in the presence of it good-
ly number of the friends of the con-
tracting parties. The bride, who was
prettily attired in a brown travelling
suit. with white lace blouse, was given
away by her father, and attended by
little Miss Nellie Stinson, as flower
girl, who was very dainty in pale blue
and white: the groom was unattended.
The wedding march was played by
Miss Musgrove, assisted by Mr. H. O.
May, with cornet. Messrs. Roy Mus-
grove and David Bruce performed the
duties of usher. After the ceremony
the guests were conveyed to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Stinson, where
congratulations were spoken, and the
wedding breakfast served. A barge
number of beautiful gifts testified to
the esteem in which the young people
err held. The groom's gift to the bride
was a ss't of mink fore, to the flower
gill a ring. Dainty and fitting gifts
were also made to musicians and natl.
erg. Mr. and Mrs. Hepburn took the
afternoon train for Edmonton. where
they will spend a week with friends.
after which they will take up their
residence at St. I.azare, Man. They
carry with them hearty good wishes
for their future happiness and welfare
from many friends in Stonewall and
Balmoral.
Children Enjoy It
"I have used Coltsfoote Expectorant
with the greatest satisfaetien with rrr
children. It I. a wonderful cure f 'r
colds and sore throat. i believe it say
ed the life of my little son, who an.
very sick from a protracted eo1'1 00 hie
lungs."
MRS. ANNIE 1t1;.\�IIt1.E:it.
Orangeville, :March 15. 19 7.
"1 am g-e.ttiy pleas -.1 y -.1st' 11e pool
results we got from Coitsfoote Expec-
torant. i get great comfort with it for
my children."
Mise. WALTER HAMMOND.
171 Argyle St.. Toronto.
Coitsfoote Expectorant is the great -
ret home prescription for all throat and
chest troubles in the world. No home
should be one hour without it. You
can have free sample by sending name
to Dr. T. A. Slocum, t,t.l.. Toronto. All
good druggists keep it. Price, 25e.
Send for Tree Sample To -day.
Brewed from S4
ASK_ FO q _ • j lected hope, choice
barky malt and
pure spring water,
e ith the utmost
care. Bottled at
the brewer v depots
to ensure proper
handling. That
why Labatt'. A y
is equal t., the tin -
est, surpassed by
none, though it
Costs consumer, only about half as much as imported goods.
(LONDON)
India Pale Ale
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Spring Term Opens
April 1st
CENTRAL
Clubbing Rates
We can equal any club-
bing rate offered. Call
and see.
STRATFORD, ONT.
Thoroughnessisthe key .note of this institution.
Our school stands for what is HIGHEST and
BEST in business edueation. We have three de•
partments,— Commercial, Shorthand and Telc••
graphic. Our graduates always succeed. If inter-
ested get our free catalogue.
ELLIOTT & McLAOHLAN,
Principals,
Wood's Phosphodine;
The (ir'eif 1'ne11t.ch Remedy.
'Dunes und i n \ ; i;urates rho w holo
nervous n, inakes now
Blood in 01,1 x • i n Cures Nerv-
ous Iarbililtt/, Mental and Bre in Worry, 1»...
rancho.•.. Sesual TYeakn"ss, I:ntisaion t, Spa,
.'•tarrh.ra, and Effects of Abuma or 1'-reeAse.4-
acoitper box, six for $5. One will please six
.111 cure. Sold by all druggists or mailoell -in
pilin pk . on receipt of !,rice. Nies pimp el
?milk,' free. The Wood Medicine Co.
Vor nerl y Wieuisor) TOrrOsttoa tDeKw �
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(incorporated by Act of Parliament 1856)
Head Office, - Montreal
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Assets Over
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3,000,000
33,000,000
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A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
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Saving Bank Department. lentil further notice In tercet on Savings accounts wilt be
credited quarterly instead of half yearly sa formerly.
Deposita of 11 and upwards received.
Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government.
Dicesos Si CARLING, Solicitors. N. D. iiURDON, Manager,
VARICOCELE CURED
Rte' NO NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT.
Confined to His Home for Weeks.
"heavy work. severe straining and evil habits In youth 5 ht on a
double Varicocele. When I worked hard the aching wo become
severe and 1 was often laid up for a week at a time. My family
physician told me an operation was my only hope—but I dreaded It.
I tried several apecialista, but soon found out all they wanted waamy
money. 1 commenced to look upon all doctors as little better than
rogues. One day my toss tusked me why I was off work so much and
I told him my condition. Ile advised me to consult Drs. Kennedy &
Kennedy, as he hada taken treatment from them himself and knew
they were square and skillful. I wrote them and got Ter. NEW METHOD
Taxinrssr. My prugm9a was somewhat slow and during the tint
month's treatment I was somewhat dismurageed. however, I con•
tinned treatment for three months longer and was rewarded with a
eornplete cure. I could only earn 1112 a week In a machine shop be-
fore treatment, now I am earning $21 and never lose. a day. 1 wish
all sufferers knew of your valuable treatment.
HENRY C. LOCUST.
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31ETIII)1) cores all blreel Starrier
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down your system. Von feed the symptoms stealing over you. ?lentallp, physi-
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FREE FOR HOME TREATMENT.
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Cor. Michigan Ave., and Griswold St., Detroit, Mich.
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TO EXAMINE
OUR NEW STOCK OF
Watches, Jewellery, Silverware, Toilet
Sets, Etc., Etc.,
We have undoubtedly the finest lines Of
goods that have ever been shown in this
district. We can suit you in quality and
price every time.
Wedding Presents
Weddings occur at all seasons, but the big
season is now approaching. Wo are ready
for it with the finest rings & best presents.
Call and Examine Early
A. MARCHAND,
Exeter, Ont.
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