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Indict Pale Ale
'nsumers only about half as much
Brewed from se-
lected
o-lected hors, choice
barley malt and
pure spring water,
with the utmost
care. Bottled at
the brewery depots
to ensure proper
handling. That is
why Labatt's .-1!e
is equal to the fin-
est, surpassed by
none, though it
as imported goods.
leant ; veal. ealee
eXktei: `l1110Crtte School Reports
ESETEle - - ONTARIO
$1 :if) if paid in adrauce,
1/1.50 a year if not so paid.
To t nitcd States Subscribers$11•5O
a Year Strictly in Advance.
f3ANietntS & CREECH, Publishers.
High -Grade
PIANOS
are always a pleasure
tr) their owners
We have sold and are selling a great
tnauy high -clans pianos -and ale, ays
at reasonable prices.
Our Numerous Satisfied
(customers is the strongest
gu u'antee of the truth of the
above assertion.
Our pianos to -day are the best that
the piano -makers produce and our
prices and terms are what you will
appreciate.
Do not be too quick to believe per-
sons who tell you different frons the
above for the purpose of selling you
cheap and, in some cases, trashy goods
at big prices.
Call and see us and be convinced
that what we say we uptlive to.
8. MARTIN &SON
Exeter's Leading Musical Emporium.
They are noted for the quality of their goods.
STRATiORD, ONT.
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The best time to enter our classes 0 NOW.
We are running the Iartteat and, we believe, the
best trains .g ec•hool in western Ontario.
Their departments -
Commercial, Shorthand & Telegraphy
Oet a money making e,1,1 ation. Our ratio•
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lLLiOT"r k McLACIILAN
Principal,
LUCAS.
Mrs. Mary Culbert. aged 65 years. a
life -lung resident of this place, dropped
dead this morning while lighting a fire
In the kite -nes range. Sae Is survived
by her second husband and two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Alex. Leavitt of Walkerellle,
and Mrs. Geo. Lounds of Detroit.
T'ie death oc•rurred here ort Oct. flth
of the wl:e of E. 'Tenna•tt, V. S., The
funeral scrcl'•c was heli I Betty Trinity
chore t on 1 i1-1ty and rr:hent took
pla'•e in St. .1 „ , , rm •' :.. Clandeteny,
The folio ring Is the report of S. S. No.
3, l.'sborne, for the month of September.
-Sr. IV., Arlow Copeland absent Jr.
iV.. max. 300, Leonard Harris 103, El-
eanor Doupe 192, Sr. III.. max. 300,
Janie McCullough _27, Ida Irvine 202
Reggie Doupe 185; Jr. III., max. 300,
lay Hodgert 262, Oscar Copeland 254.
h'ern Francis 240, Tena alcCurdy 235,
Donald Balfour 229; Jr. 1i„ mar. 300,
Roy Fletcher 212, Helier Shute 207, Las
to aleCurdy 205, Gooden Copeland 1::
George Haran 101; Pt. 11., mag. 200,
I lella McCurdy 128, f loweril Shier a' .
Pt. 1., hr.. max. 200, Maggio McCd'-d7
117 : primary dotes, \!a. guerite Doupe
Ira McCurdy. No. o. run, 21, averag •
attendance 16.
E. ei. Greason, Teacher.
8100 Reward 8100.
The readers of this paper ail! he pleased to learn
that there 0 at least one dreaded disease that science
has been able to cure in all its stages, and that 19
Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure now known to the medical fraternity. atarrh
being a constitutional disease requires a constitu•
tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in-
ternally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution and assist•
ing nature in doing its work. The proprietors have
so much faith in its curative powers that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to
cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Druggists, 75 cents,
Take Hall's Fancily Pills for constipation.
THAMES BOW.
Cluff-Passmore-On the 29th of Sep-
tember a very pretty wedding was e01-
eznii1 et: at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Passmore, Sunnylea, Thames Road,
when tl'.elr daughter, Christina J., was
united In marriage to Mr. John II. Cluff
of Tuckerarnith, by Rev. Hugh Watson
of Elfmville. The bride looked charm-
Vtg In It gown of cream ntousllllne de
sole. trimmed wills satin ribbon and
Irish point d'esprit, with bridal veil of
silk melllne and orange blossoms. She
carried a bouquet of white asters and
maitIen hate fern, Promptly at els
o'clock the ;room oat red the parlor and
took his ip;ace under an arc. -t of ever-
greens and astern. lie was soon follow
et by the bride. leaning on the arm. of
.;e' fattier. Mendelssohn's wedding
re ..en was playa! by Mies Stella Pass-
more, a cousin of the bride. After noc-
gratulations, the guests numbering over
sixty, repaired to the basement, where
a sumptous dinner was served. The eve
,:ing was spent In speeches, recitations
and singing. Mr. Chas. Ilorlattd gave
several violin selections. The esteem In
whlca the young couple are held was
shown by the number of useful presents
given them. The groom's gift to the
bride was a pearl crescnt.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
Make Each Animal Worth
25'3b Over Its Cost
On of a Cent a Day
Nobody ever heard of 'steak food' curing the tuts or s� tic, making
her,. Ley in winter. increasing the yield of milk five pounds pet cowa day.
or restoring run-down animals to plumpnts• and vigor•
when you feed " stock food " to your cow. horse. swine or poultry.
you are merely feeding them what you are growing en your own farm.
four animals do need not mere feed. b t at rnethtng to hen, their
Inaba a get all the good out of the teed you give them w they can get fat
art: .tayfat all yearrottnd: SOW 40rrever.edtseave. iur••,',sea-. a^S keep
them up to the hestine condi: t.'n. No ` tock food- can do all the, e
things. ROYAL PL;HPLE STS Ct: S'ECl1'IC c..n a,Jd. es 0 ,s
"Till.
LEL"
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Le, tilt Nernst,. o/
ase rel'• ore
G•and C"csrl, 'af
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Nota "Stock Food" But "Cont'itioner"
/OVAL PURPLE STOCK SPfaCIFIC,.n:a;narnr• •f •^ i tut It,n.reesea
) field of milk from three to five rw,und• per cow p.r div 1,, •r- • - t .! , n t>.d two
weeks. It makes the reek n.hrr ,.nd ,,JJ. !leas. faster t .n a n•• • prem ..tion known.
young calves lad with ROYAL PUR PLR are as large at sot %seas one as they would be when
fed with rodinary materials at ten week,
ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPIICIFiC builds up run down animals and restores them to
alumnae se a'moat magically. Cures tots, coke. Worms, skin disease% and J. hohtype.rmarently.
Dan SLI vran,thehorseman, say',: "I have used ROTAL PURPL STUCK bPICIFIC
persistently in the feeding of 'The Een.' 2.04 largest winner of any pacer on Grand Circuit in
1954, and 'Henry \\linters,' 2 (Al, brother of :Vivre n \\'inter,.' winner of I;kt,l(e in trotting stakes
in I•51 These hors:, hive nes,r l en off tent fart since 1 c .mmenced using Royal Purple
Specific almost a rear aao, and 1 will always have it in my stables."
oyalASTOCKSPE
One Sae package of ROYAL. PURPLE STOCK SPECIFIC will laet one animal seventy
days. whch is a little over two -third; . f a cent s 24, Stoat sIock fe4,41 in fifty cent packages
last but fifty days and are given three times a J.(y. ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPECIFIC
it leen hit nine a Jay, and lasts half again as loni it an cal containing four tures the
amount of the fifty cent package wail last esedays. ROYAL PURPLE well increase :he,alue
of your stock 2.Ss. It is an astonishingly quick fattener. stir - dating the appetite and the
relish f cr food, assisting nature to digest and turn fet•J1'nh. flesh hug f ttencr it as a leader.
It w•illsave many times its coat in veterinary hilts. ROYAL PURPLE POULTRY SPICI-
FIC is our other Specific Mt poultry, not for stock. One 50 cent package will last twenty five
hens 70 dam or pail costing gl SO will last twenty -Ave hens 240 day •. which is four time., more
material for only three times the cost. It makes a "laying machine out of your hers
s,mmer and winter. resents f -'•a', loginQ flesh at mnul in t.me anJ urns u'tr ' ,;.,ies
livery pullet. of ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPHCIFiC or POULTRY SPECIFIC is
guaranteed.
.Li•t ole ROYAL PURPLE en one of>•eer animals anJ any other rre�rraratinn on another
animal to INC same condd
:stn: after comparing results you wi': styROYAL PURPLE histhem all beat to death, or else back comes your money REE - toe
your merchant or write us for our valuable 31 page booklet en castle
and poultry d:seasr(e,. containing .,!so
1�I��.rV6WI L�JS OCI�ta A POUIa.�
RRT SPECIFICS.
If lou cannot get Royal Pure!,
Specifics (rem merchants or agents. we
win s❑ppty yrs - d,,• r• evrre44 rrepaiJ,
on rrce.ct of 11 t t f r calla Poultry?
Of Sto,k Spec:
Make money a.tine as our agent in
tour district. Write for terms.
For sale by all up-to-date merchants.
W.I. Jenkins r.!.. C.),, Loaioa, Can,
WORTII
1flOUNTAINS
QF GOLD
During Cl:=lege of Life,
says Mrs. Chas. Barclay
Granite ills, \'t. "I was passing
tlu„ugli the t'Itan,r, f Life and suffered
Irultl ilervotSlle'ss
aluiutherannoying
symptoms, and I
(:ul truly say that
Lydia E. Pink h:un's
Vegetable Com-
pound has proved
worth mountains
of gold to Ins, Mt it
restored my health
:ltt(1 stl'('ilgth. I
never forget to tell
my friends what
:ic
Lydia E.1I '111k1111 hil's
Vegetable Compound has done for Inc
during this trying period. Complete
restoration to health means so much
to me that for the sake of other suffer-
ing women i am willing to make my
trouble public su you may publish
this letter." -MRs. CHAS. BARCLAY,
It.F.I).,Graniteville, Vt.
No other medicine for woman's ills
has received such wide -spread and un-
qualified endorsement. No other med-
icine we know of has such a record
of cures of female ills as has Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
For more than 30 years it has been
curing female complaints such as
inflammation ulceration, local weak-
nesses, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, indigestion
and nervous prostration, and is
unequalled for carrying women safely
through the period of change of
It costa but little to try Lydia R.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and,
as Mrs.Barclaysays,it is "worth 12)01:113. -
tains of gold' to suffering women.
MCGiLLIVRAY COUNCIL
Council stet on Oct. 4th wit's all the
members preemie. The minutes of the
prevlcus meeting were read and approv
ed. A large number of accounts were
Paid. Per Poore and Ulens-That sly -law
No. 11 of 1909 granting ,the Parkhill
Rural Telephone Co. the right to erect
poles and lines in the Townshllp of Mc-
Gillivray. west of a line parallel with
West McGillivray, Bald line to b_ erected
lc accordance with Township By-laws
eoverning the Earne, as read a first
and second time he now read a thltrd
time and passed, -Carried. Per Ul.:na
and Murdy-That T. G. Meredith. town -
l'1111 solicitor, be instructed to defend
the interests of the Township in .the
appeal of Stratltroy against the county
equ dhation, and that the reeve and clerk
attend with the assessor at said rourt.-
2irrled. Adjournment to first Monday
of November at 1 p.m.
J. D. Drummond. Clerk,
ZURICH
Mies Dla: t Rirkln•il left on Tuesday
to visit frlends It. tluffelo•-F. W. Hess
has the old tlitahop moved out and is
excavating for trio new building. -Win-
ter apples are a very good crop In tttl■
district and largo quantifier are being
hauled to the station. ->Ilse Pearl Mc-
Cormick left last week for Berlin to
study music. -John Dumart of Merlin is
renewing aceiuel.itetices in town. -)Ilse
Haggle Campbell has returned to town
from a six months" stay wit her els
ter at Berlin. -M. J. J. A. Williams was
operated on last week by Dr. Gunn of
Clinton and Dr. Camp:n:ll o: this place -
The operation wets Successful and tete
patient Is making good progress.
HENSALL
13. Kaiser Is slowly Improving from
the affection of his ear. -Dr. McEwen,
,tater a visit at his home here has re-
turned to Toruhto.-Miss Dolly Ragan
Li been In Detroit attending the wed -
Frig of her sister Kathleen. -Rev. E.
Mcl.. Smith was called away to attend
the funeral of a former member of his
cohgregatIon at Milton. -The rase In
whlc't many In this 5Cctloa were Inter-
ested, was tried at the iiigtt Court at
Golfed( h. last tePCk. Workman c;aimed
.lamxges for loss by fire started by
C .lc:nan dui ing t;,e summer of 1999.
Witnessed showed that plaintiff had
lost considerable good timber and the
Jury awarded damages to the extent of
t1 -a. Coleman also t, ply the costs
N are heavy. -C. A. M.'Doeell and
,,1 ave returned ::-.ant a several mon-
tat' trip in the West. where They visited
nanny of the chief polies of interest. -
The martloage look place at Detroit on
Oct. 5th of Miss Kathleen Ilagati daugt,-
ter ot Mrs. Hagar:. lilllsgreen, to W. B.
Clark of tltat city. 'easy will reside in
Ietrolt.-Jos. Diratinc, who has been in
charge of Malt Ellwood's barber shop
at London for two months. has r-ctu.e-
td. Mr. Ellwood has been i11 the West
and has purchased a farm, sold his bus
mess in nondon, and has moved no the
\We.•tt.-D. Graesick has received work
of an accident which betel his brother
Dr. J. In North Dakota. While Hellen In
his auto the machine took a header and
tltrew the doctor with the result 14 a'
his nose was broken and he was other-
wise badly shaken up. -Miss Etta Davis
has returned to her mulles at Toronto
University. -The remotest of Sirnon Ile-
derd, who died at tee Lo:tdo:t Asylum.
were brought here by train laat \Wedtl s•
day evening and tak.n to his home at
Drysdale for interment.
CIICMARTI-
Sad Death. -On Wednesday, Oct. 'Ides
death called away one of the pnomislttg
young men of this dletrict, in tho frerson
of Mr. Scott McLaren. met ot Mr. Dun-
can McLaren. at the age of 30 yeah.
revealed lived on the 12th concession.
and his sister kept house for Mm. AI-
(:t.oug, Ice 'lad been in robust health
:or some time he was able bo attend
to his farming operations. whoa he was
sitleken with enlargement of the liver.
NIS death Is dweply regretted by the
•i.:•eters of ',is faa,lly. Tee funeral
took place on Sa'urday to the Hedger -
v' 1' cemetery and was largely attended.
ST1a'IIEN COUNCIL,
The council 01 tee Township of Ste -
photi convened In the Town Hall, Creel -
nen. on llu:tday, the 4t t ot October,
at 1 p. n1• All members were present.
Tho ntlttutea ot the previous meoting
'.tire read acid adopted.
Per Anderson and Yearley -That the
collector's) bond be accepted and filed
with the clerk.-Cartled,
Per Wuerth and Love -That By -Law
No. 153 for regulating the remuneration
:eea and charges of pound-keepere,aht4
By -Law No. 134 to appoint the collect-
or of taxes to enforce the collection of
taxes under Vie :t, t r; eipeeting statute
labor, each having 'been read Inc 111114
time, be acccpteJ and signed by the
reeve and clerk and the seal of tilts
Cotporatlon attached thereto. -Carried.
The following orde..4 wr:e paid.- 1•'.
TI lebtter, gravel, •581.:N ; R. I lateltord,
gravel contract L. R., 21.50; 1t. Hand-
ford, gravel contract 5. 11., 10.25; Wm.
white, placing coecreta culvert S. 13. tai
Felix Wild, gravel, ?1.4.30; Edward
Ryan„ culvert and plank. &2.50 Thos..
\welah, drawing gravel. e:1.73: Murray
Elliott, drawing grave;, $:1.73; Jeremiah
Beaman, rep. culverts, :t.ti.t ;
gravel, $11.40; John i. Wein, rcpalr-
ing culvert, #2; Ed. enroll, drawing
plank. $2; \1111. !litchc'i, plank and
drawing S. Il, $1 ; Teen Oliver, plar-
ingconcrete tile, $27.50 ; Geo. Ilirtzel,
cedar posts, $5.25; Itobt. Sanders, re-
pairing to Stanlake'a bridge, $1 ; Rich.
11111, rep. Ford's bridge. rile.; Beery
Kuhn, tile, #2.0-1; \V. T. Colwill, ditch
and placing tile, S. 13. 411.96; Ed.
Fahner, gravel con. B'l'k 5, C. Rd. $26-
40 ; Austin Hayter, work on Con. 22,
all ; John McLellan, gravel, 60e; Frank
Taylor. teaming, gravel and old bridge
$16.75; Jacob Querrin, gravel, $9.10;
Itobt. Davey, rep. culvert, 50c; James
Flynn, rep Mud Creek bridge, $11; Wm.
Mawhinney, placing concrete culvert S.
1). $4: C. Stade et al, rep. culvert, $ 47,-
75 ; J. Ifaist, Ole and filling, $24.15;
S. Brown, mdse. $13.97 ; Alonzo 110d-
glne Co.. light for hall, =3.45; Conrad
Kul:n„ overaechtg two bridges, $41.50:
Aloe. Hodgins, ac. $l.05 ; Heaver .�
Sln_s, filling abutments, $4 ; Chas.
Bolt, rep. Culvert, $1 ; Itobt. Pollock,
drawing tile $1.30 ; Isaac Bastard,
drawing moulds, ell; John Devine, rep.
bridge, $10 ; A. Mollard, rep. tbridge,
e2; Win. Lovle, fence and rep. culvert,
$34; J. E. ilodglns, work on ;C. ltd.,
$2 ; It. Bastard, drawing gravel, $1 ;
Ed. Fanner, gravel con., Blk. 2 C. rd.,
$22 ; Jonah Sims. coh1. 131k. 2, '2.50;
J. Keys. corn. C. rd., $2.75; Fred Heist,
step. 3rd s. rd., $10 ; Jos. Lawson, cee
runt for Ole, $22.60 ; Dr. McCue, M. II.
O. B. of li., $5.50; Jos. Lawson, bal.
ot account C. E. abutment, $441.17: C.
Prouty, gratuity, }23. Council adjourn
edit to meet agaln the Town Hall, Cred
on, on r)eccnrborin eft 1909, at 1 p. m•
Henry Eiiber. Tp. Clerk
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
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AROUND ABOUT US 11
&AIL AhLAILAkAlk ails a&.alkJAt.J& 1&Jai
AILS:\ (31.5i0-.), pretty Fut very yu.(
' 'e.idlegwae was solentelzed at the Rec-
tory. lidcrton, on Wednesday, Oct. 611t,
when Silas Nettie Clatworthy, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Clatworthy, of
that place was united in marriage with
Iter. yerc•y Charlton of tete White & May
Co's staff at Allea Craig. They will re -
Ride in Allen Craig.
IIIBBERT-A quiet welding took place
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jae -Mac -
/tan. slitchell, on Oct. 6th. when their
third daughter, Margaret May. was unit-
ed In marriage to Mr. Wen. Pinder. Miss
Annie Machan, sister of the bride. act-
ed as bridesmaid and carrlcda sheaf
of pink roaes. Mr. Edward Legg assist
ed the groom. They will reside In 100 -
belt township,
h' U LLA RTON-Thos. FF r.a n: 14 diel sud-
denly October 610. For some time he
was a sufferer from heart disease, and
was forewarned t'tat his death might
occur at any moment. Last week the
warning came when he was stricken
with paralysis, which lett him for a
time apeeenicss. Ile leaves a widow
Mrd four c:uldren.
MITCHELL. -After a long Illness. leav
ing her weak td exhausted, but which
was borne with great patience, the wife
of Geo. A. stock, passed away on Oa:t.
510, In her 6410 year. Only two weeks
ago a son was burled, whic:l makes the
affliction doubly sad, and much synl-
pethy la felt for the bereaved father
40:,5 and daughtcrd
I,ItUCEFIELD.-Byron \Valdro i Is
ruing the Cukra Company of Toronto.
limited. fcr *1,e143.131, balance alleged
to he dun for wages for services render-
ol to defendant 1 . the Repub.Ic of Nicar-
agua at $1,000 per annum, and for t. Sc-
ulling expenses and board, from Jan.
1. 1906, to August 1909. credits on
the account amounting to $2,060.39,
and Including the amount applied by
plaintiff's order In payment of shares
and for goods supplied to him.
GODEItlCIL-Miss',.g Inc side of a lad
der on whist: he sougnt to support trine
self before descendl.,g. 51. I. V, rig,it, •t
painter. formerly of Gotlerlch, telt two
stories to hls death from the the-ce-
cape of henry wobrock's sato,: and
hotel In Detroit on Oct. 8th. His neck
was probably broken and he died on the
way to 9t. Mary's' hospital.
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BE A CHHAiRMiNG aVOMAN
You never saw a beautiful woman wliO
didn't have beautiful hair. The charms
of a beautiful woman Ile In heti hair.
Many worsen do not realize the attract -
Ions they possess because they do not
give proper attention to the care of the
hair.
The women ut the 400" are tamed
for their beauty, not becaulse their fac-
ial features arc superior to those of
other women. but because they know
how to keep young by supplying vigor,
tueetre, and strength to the halr.
Up to a frw years ago Parisian Sage
could hardly be obtained In America.
Ilut now this delightful halt restorer ran
be had In every town 1,1 America. W. S.
Cole sells It in Ezeter for 50 Cents a
bsttl•. and he guarantees it to grow
heauttful. luxuriant hair. to turn dull,
lifeless hair Vito lustrous noir; to atop
falling hair• to stop Itching of the scalp.
Understand. W. h. Cole will give you
you- money back If it fails.
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for men fit like a glove :d remain that
way --regardless of number of washings.
Guaranteed not to stretch nor shrink. We
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round satisfaction, Watson's Combination Suits
are unequalled. Guaranteed - that's important.
tt We make many other styles of underwear.
Call on your dealer to-dav and examine the
almost unlimited variety.
THS WATSON MANUFACTURING CO., LTD.,
PARIS, ONTARIO.
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You can cook over every pot -hole
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and bake in Pandora oven at same
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