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THURSDAY, Feb. 11, 1909
NOTE AND COMMENT
The bi1( brought Into tare house of
Commons last week to provide for the
lash for women b.at -rs was defeated,
71 to 62.
The Grand Trunk ltalylway favors the
Michigan public with a two -cent rate, tt
the same time being assessed at $24,-
800.000, which le much larger than the
Ontario aesca5:m..1 weerc we pay :0.
a stile.
In the past year the number of reglei-
ered lettere passing from Canada to
England has increased 90 per cent. over
1907. Registered letters indicate the
sending of money to the folks at home.
In spite of the lean! hetes It Is evident
a good many E.rgilsan:en have be.n do-
ing very well in Canada.
T1.c past year was 0 bumper one for
soot esslon duce, and those will rear.\
close tc $1,2011,(•00, almost doubts the
estimate. which was only $600,000. The
dues to 1907 amounted to $821,t100, and
In 1906 to $1,015,r;J0, so that 1005 has
exceeded the prcvloua record by over
$150,000.
Just as the readers of Tho Toronto
Saturday Night regretted to Isere that
M: E. E. Shepherd had resigned as ed-
itor a few years ago, 'so now they re-
gret that hie successor, Joseph T. Clark
h.as resigned, the change to take place
on Feb. 15th, when Mr. Fred Paul, city
editor of the atontrcal Star, will suececd
air. Clark. But perhaps he will be just
as good as the other fellows.
The ceratin ofiltc reports the average
value of farm land for ani t'.e provinces
at $:37.50 per acre. In five provinces it
is under $30, being �'� 7.50 in Manitoba,
x•22;, ir. Nova Scotia, $21.40 in New Brun
svelek, $20.40 in Saskatchewan, and
?114.'0 hi .tlbetta. Lt I'rincc Ed ware
island the average Is $33.70, in Quebec
;11.1'0. In Ontallo $17.30 and 111 Brit-
ish Co'umhta ?!11.1.1. Valuea Are high
1.1 the !eat n:ttncd province owing to com-
paratively large extant of farm Lund be -
Ing to orchard and small fruit.
Prof. C. A. Y.tvitz. of Guelph Agricul-
tural College sound n note of warning
to Hat Ontario farmer. who le in''lir ed
to neglect that little plot of woods on
the back of 00, farm. He 'speaks of the
the vale of relotcathng wast: iande to
order to prevent them becoming sandbar -
rens and jcopardltlrig the whole local-
Ity in the counties of Norfolk. Si:u-
(o Lat;)t)tou. Not'thuhtberlantt and 1)u• -
ham. there were numerous examples of
how the mind -barren grai'u.i"'- ^•"•"')ulr
ed o:: the .•ichest of far...a u .1_11 its
preeue1 was stopped by arlifieial tneana.
Tow: id that end many cxperinnants wer_•
ban, eonduc tcd whereby lands of n•)
use: for fat ening were planted with wilt•:
pine or Norway pine. The vale of title
scheme line not been fully demonstrated
as yet, but wail become quite apparent
ae the trees Mature.
THE EXETER COUNCIL
of Health -Carried. Johns -adjournment
Jas. Senior. Clerk.
T.,' council met in the Town (fall on
F'rlday, Feb. 5th at 7.3u, the utetrhers
being all present. 'Neutra of the pr•w-
lou« met ting read and approved.
Action Wats deferred regarding a cl,-
cular letter about the betterment o: con-
ditions of co:eau:ttplivcs. Mr. Dyes. enc
aescssor asked that t:;e coo n 11 p:'oe lrc
ponhe printed forms regards returns as
to Income. lte.tnan-Jo,.ns-Tia' the
clerk procure tun coplee.-Carried.
Carling -Luker -That tt'0 commission-
er see to the repairs of the Town ll,tlt.-
C.trried. Mr. B. Davis addressed the
count (1 regarding a bill for eeniet'ry
gravel delivered which I;.' claim •d th 0
he had not rccytved full price to:. .t •-
ho:i deferred until nett meeting. The
reeve here asked Mr. Iceman to take
the chair nc wishing to attend a publi •
meeting.
The following accounts were read and
approved. -Thos. Brock. snow -plowing,
$2.:.0 : Geo. Culmore. do. $2.')') ; ltd.
Davis. gravel $1 ; T. far !loll. wood,
$17 : W. J. itl8aett, salary, $3.3 , C. W,
Cross. salary. .112‘.1. Electric Light Co.,
street lighting $1ub.M2., Town Hall,
$;i.6u; Bell Tet. Co., 1-2 year rent pnone
tor '0rk'm office. $1n.; W. If. Levett,
coal for Niro. Delve, $8.2.1, S. ilaekcr-
v111•• $7.25. Jo lee & Clark, supplies a8
charity. $3.20: Rowe & Atklns)n, ceme-
tery acct. $ .. CI( rk. P 0. box, $1 ; S.
Handfeed booth $2 3'wd Treht1. D. It.
O. $2. Ii. Ford. pal; (lerk. $'2. W. 1).
Wrcker. booth and 1). It. O. $1 • Jae.
Weekes loll ch rk, $2 ' A. (1. Dyer poll
clerk $2: E. iI. Pito. boot's. $22. ILG.
Seldon, D. 11. 0.. $2 , Jos Davis. 1). R.
0.. $2. it. N. ta) tor. poll clerk. $2 :
amounting stn tali to $274.0.1. raesed 00
motto:, of Luker an 4C/erhng.
l.uket-Johne-Trot Mr. Simon Caernp-
bell Is' apro:Hted a member of the hoard
Supplementary
Meetings
-OF THY -
South Huron
EXETER SCHOOL BOARD
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board was held in the Town Hall on
\tonday evening last. wit:t 11. Hueston
absent. The following is the order of
1u rine es duly passed .-1'..r Chair min -
urea of previous meeting. Reports of
u
ns. -Per Principal attendance good ;
dlcipllne satisfa, tory ; library now little
above government standard; bell in -
WWI closed doors or opposing
wlr'ds. Per ),. Martin and F. W. Glad•
mar: that a good gong be procured for
fire alarm and other purposes ; t be of
sufficient power to be heard throughout
the Lu!lding. Per T. li. Carling ant 8.
Miarti• that ('•0 foilowlug ac•ounts be
•prrcvecl ;-Atlas insurance Co. $54 • R.
Gould labor $1.1.97 ; J. Grigg, bat Libra-
ry .te., 410.4.1. Pcr F. W. Gladntan and
". Mat tin that in the carr appealed for
netund of fees the staadnhg rule of the
Board govern. Per F. Wood and 3. Mar -
';r, that J. G. Jones be reappointed as
tae Boatel's representative to the Public
School library hoard for the ;ear 1009-
11, 11clusivc. Per 8. Martin and T. B.
Carling that the terns charge for Getman
be $1.50. Per Cnalr that the condition)
of the U!lnal receive tic attention of the
Repairs cont. Per 8. Martin adjournment
J. Grigg, Secretary
Desired, March to June, Inclusive, a
Cm -lath -in horse for a girl of 13 to 14,
Presbyterian, family, who desires to com-
plete her Entrance course. when morn -
Ing and evening Hui -vicar will be accepted
in I leu of board.
WI (ALEN
\fr. and '.►Ire. Oscar Gilbert an•1 cnTfi-
ren of McGillivray were the gusts of
!rim sister, Mrs. J. V. DBllson 0,) Su) -
day. -Mr. Alfred Dickens and sister Ina
o. ealrttsbury were the guests of t
Misses Sctu'rrs 0,1 Sunday. --Mrs. J.
Wright spent Sunday tit the Colborne-st
p treorage. Loudon, the gust of Ler sis-
ter, Ethel. -Tec aliases Maggie Dann
flat Weir. of Bryanaton are visitors at
Bird. Win. Morley's this week. -At the
time of wilting Mr. John Hodgson Is
still on the sick list, owing to a severe
cold. -A large coagtegation greeted Rev
air. !'urgess on Sunday an•' Itdtened to
it t .rughtful and intereettng subject
f tan the life of St. Paul. The singing
by our choir was Cully above Inc aver-
age, the ll;.itheina from their 1.'w books
being highly commented upon. Rev.
Fair will preach next Sunday. -A large
.-0:) OU se of friends and acquaintances
attended the fulcra! of the late Ann Fos-
ter who was found dead by her inOtncr
on Satu•day taorhhtg. On entering t•er
,o0nt she was thus found. Tee young
lady had been suffering from .tit att.:rk
of mietenonria, but was not considered to
be in a dangeruue c•onclitio1, and her
au hien demise cants as a severe shock
to the family, a number of whom reside
in and 11rou.td here. The funeral took
place from hcr•honte in Granton on Mor-
dty to the 'Presbyterian cemetery. Mu h
,yntpathy is felt for the bereaved rela-
tiv0:a.
The following Is the report of S. S.
No. 12, Osborne, for January. -V.. GJ'
dee Moi icy 198. Wilson Morioy 122
:Hissed an exam.. IV., Sr., W. Hebei -el
232. V. Ogden 209, Janes. McCarthy
210. V. ltoigson 183, M. Squires 182.
.1. Gunning 1611, G. Arkscy 161. IV.Jr..
11. Ogden 178, 1 . Morley 1 73, E. Know
lea 172, Ili. Sr., T. Gunning 182. 1'.
yi(Gee 120. 111. Jr., C. Morley 224, A.
afcCarthy 20:,. N. Squires 185, Earl.
tldgson 170, M. Gunning 170, John
Katowice I;t 14. . II. 3. 'd hellttan 221,
V. Brook 160.
Mr. Frank Parklnao:t of the 10tn of
llianshard was u (ltd in ;sappy wedlock
to Misa Carrie Swallow of Woodtant, on
Wednesday cos sing of last week. A
nu nt'er front around hely attcndea the
wedding. Your t erre spur:dent johns ill
vi:r`aeg them a pi•asant and ptose(r
ou a :outlay throu,c 1 life.
A sect./ has be: n told rued we 1'dr,)
"hat OU c role pucpuv, a loving 0 8011,11
10 the near fu' ore. Suer, se.- A number
ni e,0 - )0aog people 1 ,i,uy,•d thcins0'P'8
At Bir, home of air. •rnos. Gunning ruce-
f ty evcntng of last week.
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F'AItQUIIAR
Mr. .tial Mrs. Will Charlesworth, :nee
Maes Tory Ste wart, sad Mhto, Stewart
of Setrorth spent a few days visiting in
the virinity.-Massy front here attended
the Thathec lto.td a.uhtversary on Su• --
1 ty and Jlondoy.
Kicked Three Tlmrm.-An ti 'fortunate
tectdent happened Monday evening at the
T.,.tnnrs Hood tea -meeting when Jonn
NO01 of this place, who was putting his
!:orae In the shed was kicked three times
n) a t mar he was passing ; first in the
',iia next t tc shoulder, and then the jaw,
311 (oat collar was turned up arid slued
,Inn emote* hat. but, as It was. the top
of the lower jaw was broken and several
teeth knocked out. besides the Been
severely rut In the face and body. He
was taken to Exeter and glues immed-
iate medical attention. after whicn he
v.ts brought to ids home here, and has
eine, been doing nicely.
Pot Sot 1.(1.- r:)e !fox S,o ,al under the
.0 spit en of co- 1.0.1e. held 1,1 the (fall
ler, on Friday night last was a splen
111 iu eras, the attendance being large
ted the ft.anrial raid ,Gratifying, the
ptorccds being about $50. Considering
e'lr finish adnii+stun fee tl.e a!nou ht t Hk-
e t was larger 1 tar, expected. Terre were
rl L•u•es 1011. the highest price being
111.50. Item:dee the excellent program of
Farmers' Institute I so:'gs• rrcltatlInstrumental 'elect-
f.„.,
elect-
n.. a .., R. D. 1). Cameron, Past 111 h
Ct1et 1targcr ot Lurknow was present
tad gave an rat -client address on the
Cane. objects and advantages of the
order. and also referred to Its magnifi-
cent beneorrlelit tllattreut!ons. The pro-
gram over the seats were set aside when
the young folks blossomed out on the
floor and engaged to the many weirf,
which lasted u itll about (our o'^1•t' k.
The entrrtatnm, nt Of 1,4.41) will go on
ora 88 one of the 0)1111 su •useful
and er•;o) tblr in toe lodre'. nletory.
The supplementary Meetings of
Mouth Hilton Formers fnstitete trill
be held at the following places f•,r l(Nrp:
Farquhar, Satiirdey, Feb. 3):h.
Strang s Hall, Tnckersmith, Monday
Feb. 22nd.
Ilaytield, Toesriay. Feb. Ltrd.
Grand fiend, Wednesday, Feb. 24th
fienaail, Tburaday. Feb. 25th.
SPEAK ERS ARE
Dr. H. G. Reel. of Georgetown P.O.
A. E. l`elnar• of Alli,nneillr' P.O.
Tuckersmith: A clgiet wrddieg took
place at the Egmondville manse W. d•
neaday, when Maggie Mae, deiighr.•r
of Jano's Spr'•8t, to 45 matt lett
.I.,•tings at 2 an,l 7'#) o'clock p rn, ! fred F. Morrow of S. af"rt0. The e.•r-
A program will be given at the ev• e•nwny was perfo.med by itev. Sh,w
ening meeting*. in the ppreeenee of immediate friends.
The bride wore a pretty wenn of navy
W. D. HANDERS B. S. PHILLIPS ( blue chiffon broadcloth. with bat to
}'resident Secretary j match. They will reside in Seaford'.
Keep the Kidneys Well t
IEALTH SAVING EXLLAINED BY A
IIENSALL CITIZEN WHO KNOWS
FROM EXI'EIILLNCE
Many lieneall people take their lives
In their .rands by :tealccling the kid-
neys when they *mow these organs need
tt•!p.
Sick kidneys are responsible for a
grea, amount of suffering and ill health
The reason 80 uharly use 110010'• Kid-
ney Pills is their quiet: relief for all
k.dttay weakness. liere is what a
lIeitaall citizen says. -
11r. G. Scott, of Main St., llensall,says
- F'tequently I would suffer with a
mist table, dull backache in the rcgtoa of
,he l,:dncy's. These {tattle would conte
on the whey 1 wouid do any stet 'ping
or lifting gird would cause the .nu• h
inc onveeitie e. I had 1.1 led te,d'.2y rem
rdlls L.. found little rcli.,f. t : oak ru!d
very easlly attd It would settle In nny
back. and the urine wsuld show a iriglt-
er color. 1 learned of Booth's }Clancy
Pills through an advertisement and pro-
curing a box at Mr. lletnphlll's Drug
Stole. I commenced treatment. It was
a vel y short time before the pain had
sone from my back and it had strength-
ened. 1 feel grateful ht recomntut ling
Booth's Kidney Pilin as an Ideal rem-
edy."
Sold by dealers. Price 50c. The R.
T. Booth Co.. Limited., Fort Erne, Ont.
Sole Canadian Agents.
Crediton
Bert Clark of The Royal is wearing
a broad grin these days. He's the
proud father of a bouncing baby girl.
-Since the cold weather has set in, our
people who use ice during the summer
are looking more contented. -The re-
vival meetiaga in both the Methodist
and Evangelical Churches are being
well attended and great interest is
taken in them. -Mise Dunlop spent
last Sunday at Godericb with her par-
ents. -Elmer Gower and Everett Fah-
ner were in Exeter last Sunday visit-
ing friends. -August Kuhn of the
Bank of Commerce, Stratford, spent.
Sunday here at his home. August is
looking fine and likes hisnew appoint -
went very much. -Mrs. Mathew Fink
Leiner held a large quiltigg bee on
Wednesday. Quite a number of wo-
men were in attendance and enjoyed
themselves very much. -James Law-
son was in Sarnia Monday on business
-E. M. Tracksell of Vancouver, B.C.,
was in the village a few days last
week in the interest of the Tracksell
Land Company. -Miss Clara Wind of
Detroit is yisiting her parents for a
few weeks. -Charles '!.wicker was in
Toronto Saturday on business. -Miss
Minnie Wood, after a pleasaut visit
with friends here and Centralia, left
for her borne in London Monday. -
Our boys are beginning to talk base -
hall. -An old-time blizzard raged in
this vicinity Wednesday.
The following is the report of Cred-
iton Public School for the month of
January. To obtain honor's 70c is ne-
lessary, for pass 64)°,‘%Div. I -Sr. 11 -
Honors, K Sweitzer, L Heist; pass, E
Geiser, G Lamport, V Kestle, M Nich-
olson, (1 Bluest, A (Miser. Jr. II -
Pass, M Guenther. Sr. Pt. II -Hon-
ors, E Finkbeiner, C Heist, M Lawson.
St'. Pt. II -Honors, H Hedden; WASP.
A Weiner. Sr. Pt. I -M King, I) En-
glish, M Benedict. Jr. Pt. 1-1 Motz,
R Brown, L Sambrook. Class A -N
Geiser) L Either, W Snell. -Miss Theo
.i. Hartleib, Teacher.
Div, ii -Jr. llf-Honors, V Motz,11
Finkbeiner, F King. vise, It Motz, E
Treitz, E Senith, M Holtzman, A Sam-
brook. Sr. II -11(1,11)18, OOestreieher,
I Wolfe; pass, V Hill, R King, L
Holtzman, 1'. '% uerth. Jr. II --Pass,
Nathan Sambrook. Pett 11 -Honors,
it Clark, R Hill; pass, L Beaver. -Miss
M Polley, Teacher.
Div. IIi - Class IV - Honors -JQ
Hodgins. L Brown; pas«, M Wenzel, L
Oestreicher, 11 Mangnus, E Bean, le
Hill, S Finkbeiner, V Boltzmann, At
Brown, E Blnett. Class iii -Honors
It Redden, H Shenk, 1': Kienzle, P
Fahner; pass. O. Motz. M Clark. U
Hill, E Ewald. E (falser, M Winer, G
Appleton. -Miss E. Dunlop, Teacher
Kirktou
Amos Doupe of Kirkton is attend-
ing the Annual Convention of Associ-
ated Fairs and Exhibitions held in To-
ronto this week and also the Annual
Meeting of the Lucky Boy& Gold
Mines Co., of Larder Lake. -Reeve
Donis, of Blanshard, called a public
meeting on Friday for the discussion
of railway matters, when *deputation
from 8t. Marys presented the matter
to those present at the meeting. That
we will soon have a railway seems to
be certain. -Mrs. Thos. Elliott acci-
dently fell last week when walking by
the aid of a chair, with the result that
her partially amputated leg burst open,
causing her to be confined to her bed
to suffer considerable pain. Mrs.
Thos. Elliott of Exeter is in attend-
ance upon her. -Mrs. Robt. Fletcher
is in a very serious condition and con-
fined to her bed. Some time afo she
underwent an operation, but it was
not altogether a success. -Neighbors
of Mrs. Wm. Francis intend making
her a presentation and address Thurs-
day night, prior to her leaving fer the
West to reside. -We are very sorry to
hear of the serious illness of Mrs. Geo.
Balfour of Hibbert, mother of Mr. Da-
vid Balfour of Usborne. who is trou-
bled with cancers, which are gradually
sapping her life away. -Mr. James
Beatty is going West shortly. His
friends purpose giving him an address
and presentation prior to his leaving.
Jim is a fine fellow and well liked by
all.
MARRIED. -At the home of Mr. and
Mrs. James Roach a pleasant event
took place at high noon on Wednes-
day. Feb. 10th, when their daughter,
Mi88 Mary, became the bride ot Mr.
Gallop, of Logan Tp. The ceremony
was performed in the presence of a
large number of friends and relatives
of the contracting parties by Rev. Mr.
Swann of Fullarton. After congratu-
lations had been extended all partook
of a sumptuous wedding dinner. The
young couple have the best wishes of
their many friends. They will reside
in Logan on the groom's fine farm.
Dashwood
Mise Clara Ratz of Khiva spent sev-
eral days here last week with friends.
-Wesley Geiser, who is working in
Usborne, spent Sunday at hi: home in
this place. -Mr. Frank Jermetto and
family of Grand Bend spent Saturday
evening with friends in this village. -
Mrs. George Merner has purchased the
residence of the late Mrs. Kraft. They
expect to inove into the same some
time this week. -Mr. William Snider
has purchased Mr. Samuel Schroeder's
hoose in this village. He gets posses-
sion the 1st of March and it, is likely
he will move into it about that time.
We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Snider as
citizens of this village, -Mr. Daniel
Haigh has purchased Mr. Alonzo Fos-
ter's farm on the North Boundary of
Stephen. ile gets possession at once.
-Rev. L. K. Eidt preached at Zurich
Monday night and at Crediton on
Tuesday evening, assisting the resi-
dent ministers of those places with the
revival meetings which they have in
progress. -Mr. John Bender is all
smiles this week, a little son being the
cause. -Miss Kruspe, who has been
visiting friends here for some time,
left for home 00 Saturday.
Report of Continuation Classes.
The following 1s the percentage obtain-
ed by tete pupils of the Continuation
Claeses for January. At !east 50 per
cent should be obtained .-Claes 1i1.. E.
11111 65, G. Short 1,6, E. MrSfurray 56,
R. 11111 48, M. Ilrown 45, 1I, Meadd 40,
G. Swelteer 39, R. Coughlin 34. Claes
11.. E. Ti u •nun•r 88, E. Geiser 84, M.
(W1111811 55, C 1'(nktteriner 52; 1)..1101
46, F. Gunman 44, E. Fahner 30. Class
i.. L. Geiser 81, L. Ffnkbelner 75, 11.
'u'Itvan 65, A. Flnkbetner 84, Enttnery
Fishnet 58. M. Oestreicher 47, L.
3c hrotder 10. Average attendance 22.
C. K. I3luett. teacher. I
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WINCI1ELSEA
The following is toe report of the ox-
ntinatton's held 1n S. S. No. G. Uaborac,
duffing rhe month of January; -Sr. V.
Class, total 400-L111a Heywood 355,
F.Iht W;tahhu'n 3:,(1. Jr. V. Class -Nelly
Heywood 239. Sr, IV. Class, total 473 -
Joon C,eery 1160, Rhea Clodbolt 358,
Ella Hey wood 341. Hay Fletcher :129,
Lulu Godbolt 325. Jr IV Class, total
170 -Emma Ilcywood 117, Alex Bcrry-
1,111 295, John Brock 264. Sr. III. Claes
total 400 -Earl Coward 204, Jean Camp
bell 250. Art:old Clarke 160. Jr. Hr.
Class. total 400 -Inez Crccry 392, Ed.
Kellett 29a, Eric Coward 220. Sr. I1.
Class. total _50 -Dia Cornish 237.
11 tidy. Irk Cornish 193, Isla Heywood
17e. May Clarke • 114. Jr. iI. Class,
tot 1I 230 --David Crcery 131, Gordon
i )u a .stn 1 ; ; , Jordon Washburn, 163.
Jessie A. Hamilton.
shuron
F,(_' -
err"
We Do Not
Always prescribe gleams to Improve
the flakier, but to relieve tilt ever
expenditure of nervous energy
through the eyes.
W.S.Howey,Exeter
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CLEA1ZIjNG SIDLE
o�
111tINTER GOODS
BargaI'� +ill boofferedBargains
o goods to clear before stock -taking
DEMI GOODS - COATINGS
LADIES' MANTLES - GiRLS' COATS AND JACKETS
WRAPPERETTE$ - LADIES' FUR COATS
FUR RUFFS- CHiLDREN'S WHiTE BEAR COATS
UNDERWEAR OF ALL KINDS
MEN'S FUR COATS
" CAPS. MITTS, Arc., Arc.
,e SHIRTS
" OVERCOATS
JOB LiNE OF MEN'S tiLSTERB
" " " BOMB' ULMTERS AG REEFERS
MEN'S READY • TO • WARR SUITS
BOYS'
ROBES AND BLANKETS
If you are looking for Bargains now is the time
to secure them as these Goods must be sold during
the next two weeks. • • •
• • •
• • -
All kinds of Farm Produce taken at Market Prices.
GIVE US A CALL !!l
TIEM A N & EDIGHOFFER,
TETE BUSY STORE - - - DASHWOOD
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
!READ OFFICE. TORONTO ESTaBLIBLIED 1641
B. IL WALLER, President I Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000
ALEXANDER LAIRD, General Manager Reserve Fund, - 6,000,000
TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES
The asw Travellers' Cheques recently issued by this Bank are a most conveniesit
way in which to carry money when travelling. They are issued in denominations of
$10, $20, $50, $100 and $200
and the exact amount payable in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France,
Germany. Great Britain, Holland, Italy, Norway, Russia, Sweden [ t
and Switzerland is stated on the face of each cheque, while
they are payable at current rates.
The cheques and all information regarding them may be
of the Bank.
in other countries
obtained at every office
131A
Exeter Branch -G, W. Harrison, Manager. Branch also at Crediton
EDEN.
Mr. reed Mrs. It. 80111 of Exeter spent
Sunday at Win. Caves. -Mies Edna Mc-
I)ougal has returned to her home in Lu -
can after a visit of two wcelca with her
cousin, 11iss Edna Luxton.-Mles Mary
Brooke of Wocdhatn le visiting her
brother for a few days.-IIomer Bus-
well sold one of his drivers the other
d.ty for wine's he received a handsome
figure. -K. McKellar and 11. McGiI; of
Cromarty spent Sunday with J. Luxton.
-\ number from here attended the tea -
meeting til Thames /toad on Monday ev'g
and report a good time.
McGILLIVRAd'.
The annual meeting of the McGility-
ray Agricultural Society was held in the
Town Hall, West McGillivray, on Jan.
22nd. The society had a very success-
ful year. there being over three hundred
more entries than in previous years. The
following officers were elected Zor the
year 1909;-P.esident, J. 11. Amos,
I3rinvtey ; 1st Vice-P.es., W. T. Amon,
Licury ; Directors, A. 11. Hodgins, West
McGillivray ; J. C. Reid, W, J. Smith,
John Potter. J. J. Antes, Edgar Dar-
ling, Licury ; Fred Neil, West McGilli-
vray ; Thos. Morley, Brinsley.
Mrs. John Robinson is quite ill and
u /der the care of 0.c doctor. -Tic an -
nu ti rucettng of the McGillivray Fire In-
surance Co., ''as held at the Town Hall,
\Vest McGillivray, on Monday afternoon.
-There wan no 'school in Morton's
school last week owing to the illness of
the teacher. Miss Corbett, who has had
a severe attack of tone111t1s.-W. Ii. Bar -
felt struck a flowing well at 10 feet on
the farm o: Joan Thompson, 7th con-
ceasion, last week.
Death. -The death occurred on the 5th
of McGillivray a:: Monday, Feb. 9th of
(alive. the bright little 3 -year old ehlld
of Mr. and MrS. Illlto:r Heading, who
!lave the sympathy of the community. It
'A•;.• *4 caused by bronchitis. The funeral
took place on Wednesday.
THAMES ROAD
The anniversary and tea•tneeting of
the Preebyterlau church oft Sunday and
Moaday last were probably too mast
successful In every way in the hlatory
of the church. The Sunday servlo es weer\
Itev. Neil M. Leckie of Londesborough
preached were largely attended, while
tete crowd at the tea -meeting was alntoot
overflowing. But the people were goad.
natured ar,d thoroughly enjoyed them-
selves. Speeches were delivered by ROTS
Martin, Fear of Exeter, Fair of Elini-
ville, Smith of Ilenaall, Urquhart Of
Bret •efleld, Rev Mr. Leckie, and Rev. Rat
lantyne of London. Excellent m11 -
sic was furnished by tt.e .:holy. Mise
atadgc contributed an excellent solo, the
Misses Monteith u duett, and Messrs.
Charles Monteith, John Allison. Hallie
And William Moody a quartette.
The proceeds amounted to over $f9O.
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach
the ,eat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or coMti•
tutional disease, and in order to cure it you molt
take internal remedies. hall's Catarrh Cure is taken
Internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack medi-
cine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicA3pll
in this country tor years and is a regular preserip•
tion. It is composed of the best tellies knows, cem•
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on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination
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ful results in curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials
tree.
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