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4.HE EXETER TIMES, FEB. 4th 1909.
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Call and see our large
stock of Perfumes, Pur-
ses, 13i11 Books, Satchels
Pouches, Case Pipes,
Ilair and Cloth Brushes,
Minors, Pocket Mirrors,
y Pocket Combs. Books
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Clearing Auction Sale
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HORSES. RIGS, SADDLERY AND
IUOUSEUUOLD EFFECTS
B. Ws F. Beavers has instructed
Joseph \\'Lite to sell ty public auc-
tion tit Farquhar on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22nd. .1909,
at one o'clock p. m. the following
valuaole property.
11ORSES-1 driving mare biz years
old; 1 driving horse 8 years • old,
ooth of awhich :will drive either sin-
gle or double. 1 Portland
RIGS. -1 top buggy.
cutter, 1 light avai;ion; t 1 light
alS DDLE; 1 ltY. cart
wheel
set del ule barrow.
light
harness, 1 set single harness; .1 Buf-
falo robe: 1 pair horse blankets; 1
lap rug; L' buggy dusters; 1 rubber
rug; 1 large oil cloth to cover wag-
gon 60 it X 100 ft.
TOOLS -Lawn 'Mower, high wheel;
hand roller : 1 barley fork : 1 man-
ure fork; 2 hay' forks; 1 staulu
firownings Drug Store l o°s, 1, curry comas rind . brusher=,
Centralia
hetxiham Bros. of lldcrton '.lcon-
iucted an auction bale of cattle here
In 'Tuesday last.
A very quiet ,wedding took place
:t the Methodist parsonage on Wed -
moiety evening of last week when
vis rakes, 2 water oarrels
2 step ladders, a quantity of new
lumber.
1UOUSEBOLD EFFECTS -1 six bole
Imperial Oxford Range; 1 sideooard,
1 extension table, 9 dining room
chairs, 4 kitchen chairs; 1 lounge; 1
quarter -cut oak bed, springs and
mattress; ,1 rope bed ; 1 bureau : 1
coucb, 1 secretary; 4 rockers; 1
wo of our must esteemed citizens in hell upright piano, nearly new, Lav -
he persons of Miss 1'lrecnca`Essery ing orchestral attachment; Parlor
r.. Jens. Oke were united in the carpet, linoleum. curtains, pictures,
oly bonds of matrimony by the Rev. dishes, kitchen utensils. lamps, hang•
V. B. :Butt. The happy_couple will ing lamp; 1 butter worker.
ive oil the broom's flue farm London All the above articles ere nearly
• new and everything in first-class
condition. All will be sold as the
proprietor has sold Lis property and
business and is moving away.
TEItDLS OF BALE
All sums of $10 and under cash;
over that amount nine months' cred-
it ;twill be allowed on furnishing ap-
proved joint. notes. A discount of
five iper cent per onnum per annum
off for cash on credit amounts.
13. W. tB. BEAVE1tS JOS.
.Proprietor. Auctioneer.
:pad, booth of Centralia. Their
nary friends wish them a long, pros-
icrous and iteppy married life.
6n:cumber from here look in the
versary at Eden on Sunday at-
ooli and evening when the Revs.
a. U.I. Going. of Exeter and Root.
dick took the respective meetings.
Jp 'Tuesday evening a most enjoy-
iolo time •w'as spent at the delicious
)y,eter supper and excellent program.
he Centralia choir furnished the
sic ort Sunday and Tuesday.
•v. \V. ill. Butt preached in the
;,t tehurch, Crediton; last
.evening.
, the member for Comex -
bas resigned in favor
onto, winistcr of In -
H uronaale
The recent 'thaw has got a cold. I
guess it took it out of sympathy as
nearly every one here has got one.
Reeve Moir arrived home on Satur-
day morning from Goderich where he
A writ has peen is-) was attending the county council
e -election, which will, meeting,
ake place FOrne time in Mrs. John Moir returned home
from Latchford. where she was visit-
ing her son, Arnold Moir. station
agent there.
Mr. 11. E. Kec(dy gacve a social
evening to his friends on Thursday
evening in honor of Lis friend, Mr.
McDonald, of Brussels.
Miss hemmer, of Exeter. visited
friends in this vicinity last week.
Mrs. \Vm. Horton, is, we aro pleas-
ed to rotate. improving nicely and
is again aole to bo out.
Mr. George Etherin3ton very
Pleasantly entertained a number of
his friends on \Vednesday evening.
A series of revival meetings are
being held at the home of Mrs. Chas.
Treffre by an evangelist of the Zion
City Sect. Ile is from ISpokaue,
Wash., and is well spoken of.
Messrs. J. and It. Berney shipped
a carload of fat cattle to Toronto on
Saturday last. Mr. It. Ilorney ac-
companied the shipment.
Toad of 27 cattle and load- At it meeting of the adherents of
ret Parkhill on Saturday last the Bethesda church called to discuss
or Toronto. the advisability of closing the
uttley, who has been church, itavis unanimously
Mr. James Illickey for agreed to continue t he sere
ast ;'i, tr has hired with Mr. vices. This is u right move as it is
the proprietor of the saw- not nlw•nys convenient tor some of
Centralia and is moving his the older members and also seine of
ottt ,there this week. ilo in- the younger ones to go to Exeter to
'work on one of Mr. Elston's church.
Miss A. Dew is visiting friends at
Thorttdale.
Mr. A. J. J3rintnell visited with
friends on the Thames Road on Wed-
nesday evening.
Mr. Geo. .Moir last Thursday even-
ing opened his home in honor of his
friend David Stephenson and a num-
ber of his friends gave a program of
songs and instl:uiflental Musics of a
very high er. The singing of Mr:
Morriso rand torr. tMiddlemiss was
,.•trolly irst class. Both are possessed
well trained bass voices of great
compass. Mr. Middlemiss ,handled
the piano mith great skill and credit
to himself. All were highly 'denoted
and everyone agreed it was an even-
ig swell spent.
IIAltl'LEY
Mr. and tare. George Sherrit t spent
iunday evening .witb .Mr. and Mrs.
l:hontas Mollard of Grand Bend.
Mark Kcrwey's little 'child has
u 'ler •the doctor's care for a
ra,s+..-arc glad- to report
onittowiug.
nas •Bayttham's little Iboy
ive years, who has been
from liver trouble is ,get -
le !better.
n 'Taylor is getting mater -
ground preparatory to
new house on .the farm
tcetitl purchased from !John
ale Ontends to haul the brick
Crediton ns soon as the roads
F
r1r. 'Thomas Lynch a was through
section buying cattle for butch-
irposes Ile succeeded in
_Cr g
ing it lit
ale. Joh
al on th
wilding ci
IS TO PRINT.
worst forms of
a spoonful of the
after each meal
lion. une-half
11. one ounce
'trine, three
isie-Oltesiee
our hon! • druggists,
cagily' mixed t.y :Laking theta
1 t, bottle, WO •f is generally
out the first 1 ie doses.
prescription forces the clog -
inactive kidney's to filter and
Dom t he bino•l the poisonous
matter and uric acid, which
rheumatism.
eumatism is not only the
and' torturous disens°,
ons to 1ifc, this simple 1,
X10 doubt be greatly valned
sufferers here at home, who
nt once prep•.I the mixture
(his relief.
t-', i that a pei-on who would
this %rescription regularly, it
t two daily. or even n , few
a wct•k. 'would nevtr have acr-
.dney or ['Tillery d:solders or
anent.
this nut and preserve it. Good
atiun prescriptions which
relieve are scares. indeed. anal
'reel it, yo : tient it madly.
Clearing Auction Sale ►
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l', op:• of pit. Paul'-
n fly , tie tree! in prc-
r vet, • 1 iin,nettt to D.•
1'r, op. rt House on
t tat week Fe o. 5t1.
1 t 1r.. uroy!ram is
Ind: 9 Skill tunion-
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
the Kind You Baro Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of -a.eicielarev
of
FARM STOCK AND IMPLEIIENTS
\\'m. Monteith has instructed 'Phos.
Cameron to bell by public auction
on
.WEDNESDAY. FEB. 10th, 1909.
on Lot. 11, Ni T. R., Usborne, at 12
o'clock sharp the following valuaolo
property.
11O1tSES-1 draught ware 4 years
old, imported, in foal; 1 draught
marc 8 years old. imported, in foal; 1
draught mare 8 years old in foal;
1 draught filly C years old, rising;
1 draught filly 1 year old, rising,
from imported stock : 1 draught filly
1 year old rising, ; 1 roadsteu 2 yrs.
old, rising. by Jap; 1 driving marc.
CATTLE -1 thoroughbred Short-
horn Pull, 14 months old 1 thor-
oughorcd Shorthorn tow, calf at foot
3 cows with calves at foot ; 9 cows
to calve in E'e•oy•, March and April;
2 steers rising 3 years old; ¢ steers
rising 2 years old; 1 heifer rising 2
yrs. old; f3 steers rising 1 yeas old;
;i heifers rising 1 year old.
PIGS. -9 store hogs; 1 sow to lit-
ter in March.
POULTRY, -100 hens, \Vyandotts,
Orphingtons, Rocks and Le;horns; ,1
pair of geese; 3 ducks; 3 turkeys.
IMPLEMENTS. - 1 'oinder, 6 ft.,
Massey -Barris, new; .1 mower, Frost
& Wood, nearly new ; 1 drill, com-
bined, Frost and Wood. uearly new
1 cultivator, combined. Frost & Wood
nearly new ; 1 disc, Massey4Barrin.
new: 1 hay rake ; 1 riding plow.
Perrin, nearly new ; 2 walking plows
nearly new; e set iron harrows, 1 set
new ; 1 fanning mill, Clinton make;
1 nutting box, 1 set. scales ; 1 turnip
sower ; 1 cream separator, DeLaval,
nearly new ; 1 scuffler ; 1 wheel bar-
row, new; 1 incubator and brooder
1 Bain wagon complete; 1 set trucks
1 Bair sleighs; 1 buggy ; 1 top buggy
nearly 'new; a cutter nearly new ; 1
brass mounted sot of harness; 1
black mounted Bet of harness 1 sin-
gle set of harness; car and slings
and 160 ft. of rope; 1 water 'trough
new; 1 gravel box: 2 iron kettles
and 1 grind stone; a quantity ,of
timothy hay; n quantity of turnips
and vnangolds; 100 bus. of seed oats,
Banner; 150 bushels of Manchuria
barley ; also shovels, forks, saws and
numerous other nrtioles.
'Everything up-to-date and in first
class condition. All will positively Itya
sold as the proprietor has sold his
farm.
'TERMS 01? SALE
All sums of *5.00 and under, cash;
over that amount 12 months' credit
will be allowed on furnishing ab -
proved joint notes. A discount of 5
per cent off for cash on credit
amounts.
WM. 'MONTEITH,
I' roprietor.
\A'iNNiPEG 821.00
From Ontario points. via Chicago
:int St. Paul. Dlinncaltolis or Duluth
and proportionate rates to toiler
principal points in Manitoba. Sas-
katchewan and Alberta. Formerly
the faro Naas five dollars and forty
Lye cents hatcher. nod even at that
rate a mintier of poop:e p.refered
this route on aceonnt of pess'ne
through tev,1 it of the large Ata
r sirs. r Now that the rates hat
D;t•tt lowered. the travel via 1
(;rand (Trunk and this attract.r
1011 to is stead ly increds:ng. It .
g i;c checked through in condi nit
e x.itninetton. rte sure rind term It
Gr• 111 •1'tuuk Agent's n.•fore decd
nit un our trip.
GHEASON.-Ian Jan l;. to Dlt.
:aid .t1r5. John (:1 0•.. of Elam
i! . n daughter.
Be Peed -tit on a '
pain through the chest. dil1icult breathing.
with great prostration." 1f this should
cl•icnce, send for your doctor. You niay
Ionia! If your doctor cannot come at once,
Cherry Pectoral. %%'hen he comes, tciI i..n
: tt you have done. Then (lo as i-02
in this cough medicine. /.C•. J L „-l. %- J. ,
ws,ctisc ring isono,.r.. - o
els in good condition. One of Aser s ('i:ie at Is.'s,. ; ,.. + •
Clow of bile, and product a gentle 1 .save effect the d.:; 1 seg.
T. CAMERON,
Auctioneer.
Unreserved Sale
Fit 101, FARM STOCK ANI)
PLEM ENTS
Mr. Thomas Cameron has been in-
structed by Joshua Johns eo sell by
Pubhic Auction on
60IUTB BALI:? LOT 11. CON. 7
UNHORSE
On
!FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12T11, 1909
At 12 o'clock noon the following.
IIOBSES-Brood mare, 7 years old
agricultural; brood mare, S years old
agricultural ; marc three bears old,
agricultural: pair :good work horses
drive horse, six years old.; filly, two
years old, agricultural; filly, ono
year old, agricultural; gelding, one
year old driver.
CATTLE:- Thoroughbred Durham
bull. rising B; Thoroughbred Dur-
ham cow due to calve at time of
sale; two cows with calves at foot ,
5 cows due to calve in March and
April: 1 heifers two years old ;
steers, two years old; 6. steers and
heifer.; one ;year old.
HOGS -Two brood lows with litter
A number of young pullets.
IMPLEMENTS -1 3-4 wagon and
box; one sett bob sleighs; one top
buggy. nearly new : ono cutter ; one
large 2 -furrow plow; small C -fur-
row plow ; disc ; seed drill: binder
mower, nearly new : steel rake ; fan-
ning mill; two root pulpers ; 2 s. i
good heavy double harness; set eat-
gle rubber mounted harness, nearly
new ; cream separator ; hay rack
wheelbarrows; atone boats: grind
stones: saws ; grain bass; ii ckyokes
whiff letrees : shovels: forks ; hoes:
etc. A quantity of good hay and
mangolds and ionic trotato;s fit for
eyed.
REAL ESTATE -Consisting of part
lot 10. con. 7, containing 221.2 acr,.-
on which there is n comfortable v.t+-
eered dwelling, with small ,barn and
stable, good Fpr:n; swells attd young
orchard. Lot south 1-2 11. Con. 7,
containing 50 acres on which there
a comfortable brick dwelling, up-
:odate ;bank barn, Wit abundant,•
of good spring %water. W. 1-2 lot
11. ('on. 8, containing 60 fierce. on
tt h ail there is it goo.l well. with
windmill and 8 acres of bush. Thi
property contains altog:•tler 122 1-2
acres, n11 in a high State of cultiva-
tion and conveniently situated at
the village of 1'.l:moll.; five miles
from Exeter station; one mile from
school and Cone/mit nt to lief l.o
i'resbyt(rian and linglkh chute:.
Terms of real estate will le to-• •
sown at t.mc of enle or by fPply::.i;
•u the Auctioneer nt Farquhar I'. 1).
Terms of chatteie, All sums of 3
n.l ander ca=h; over that amount
r:.onths crcd.t will tot given. on
•: -h:ug approved joint 110te4. or
.!.count of 6 per cant per suture
11 b• ellowed on credit amounts.
l'o t'•'r no reserve ns the pro-
p, e• trivet* up f•irmin;.
T. c'\aiLl, ,\. JOSHUA JOHNS,
.1e; ; 00 1. Proprietor
IV
following is the report of the
of the names of the school of
se. 11. Btepben, for the mond.
u. 1 :Imary. Nunes are in order of
nt.: • . Sr. IV. Amalie Eng!tnd, 1'
1 .tt. Jr. IV. Mali \V,! I ,
111 Francis Laford. Laura '•;:•,I.'
M . t tl Willert. Sr. ll. A'• t.
r • 111,wtlaid Kr. pitatr. .lu_ ,
fo 1 etete 'L.•.. Jr. 11. 1•
• .1' % ! r1. i't. 1l
I.
Idris. i't. 1.
II \' 1' on 1.lfonti. '1.
I' t. ! . Eine) 'I
No. on roll 10 averag• 18.
E. 11. Keyes, Teacher.
Tho
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Kind Von Have Always Bought, and \Oriel' has beets
use fur over 30 years, has borro trio slgnatrtre of
�+
and has been Inside► under his per.
it4 _ banal supervision since its infancy.
•iiK� Allow no ono to deceive t'ou in this.
All Counterfeits, Irritations and "Just -as -good" are hitt
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children -Experience against I xperinl'3tit.
What is CASTOR IA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare.
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It 13 Pleasant. it
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
Substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys \1'urnil
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrlltic:t and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea -The Mother's friend.
GENUINE CASTOR IA
Bears the Signature of
ALWAYS
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THE CENTAUR COMPANY, TT MURRAY
NEW VORA ..Tr.
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The lVlolsons Bank
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Old Folks' Livers
need an occasional stirring up to keep thein from being
constipated, bilious and generally run dawn. At the same
time, the laxative must not be so violent as -to shock the system
and cause sinking and sickness.
REG r/. S rove OFFICE
"ISLETSNio
-
is the ideal treatment for old folks' livers -never fails to act, yet
never shocks. A tonic a; well as a laxative. Best for con-
stipation, rheumatism, biliousness -any and all troubles of
liver, atuntaeh and bowels. 'Take an NR tablet to-
night --you' 11 feel better in the morning.
r5 Get a 25c Box
For Sale by W. S. Cole, Exeter.
Incorporated 1855
CAPITAL (Pact up) $3 600.000 00
RESERVE FUND •••• ..•• =3_600,000.00
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Has 65 Branches in Canada. and Agents and Correspondents in all the
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= Savings Bank Department
Principal Cities in the World.
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BORNJan. 20th, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Flt.tYNE.-On Sunday, Jan 31st. tot Lamport a daughter.
to illr. and Mrs. \Vm. Frayne, of \V EBSTER-In Exeter Jan. 18t11. to
t?sborne, n son. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Webster, a
LAMPOIIT-In Crediton on ffuesday, son.
The best Canad is i1 wheat, the
cleanest and most modern mills,
the most skilled flour -makers and
the most thorough purifying process
knosvii to milling, all combine to
give
Royal llousehold Flour
those baking qualities which make it
the choice of discriminating house- -
wives everywhere. Cheaper flours
cost von more in the end. Give
Royal Household a fair trial and
you will never go back to other
brands. If your grocer hasn't it,
he \\•ill get it for you if you insist.
OgEvie 10 I r Mills Co., Ltd.
TREAL.
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
BEAU OFFICE. TORONTO ESTABLISHED 1867
B. E. WALKER, President Paid-up Capital, $10,000,00 .
LAIRD General ManagerFund,6,000,00
ALEXANDER :Reserve
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Branches throughout Canada, and in the United States and England
BANK MONEY ORDERS
ISSUED AT THE FOLLOWING RATES:
$5 and under 3 cents
Over $5 and not exceeding $10 6 cents
" $10 " " $3D 10 cents
" $30 " " $50 15 cents
These Orders are payable at par at every office of a Chartered Bank in Canada
(except in the Yukon) and at the principal banking points in the United States. They
are negotiable at 84.90 to the ‘ sterling in Great Britain and Ireland.
They form an excellent method of remitting small sums of money with Isl fcty
and at small cost, and may be obtained without delay.
Exeter Branch-G.W. Ilarrison, Manager
Branch also at Crediton.
BLOOD DISEASES CURED
Drs. K. & K. Established 20 Years.
f://"NO NAMES USED WITH-
OUT WRITTEN CONSENT
Hei was surprised at how the
sores healed-- -1 took your N t:w
METHOD TREATMENT for a serious meet
disease with which 1 had been inflicted
for twelve years. I bad consulted ascore
of physicians, taken all kinds of blood
medicine, visited Hot Springs and other
mineral water resorts, but only got tem-
porary relief. They would help mo for a
titne,but after discontinuing the medi-
cines the symptoms would break out
again -running sores, blotches, riteunt-
atle pains, looseness of the hair, swellings
• of the glands, palms of the hands scaling,
BEFORE TREATMENT itchiness of the skin, dyspeptic stomach,
CM I had given up in despair when a
friend advised me to consult you, asou had cured hits of a similar disease 8 years ago.
I had no hope, but took his advice. In three weeks' time the sores commenced to heal up
and 1 became encouraged. 1 continued the New Menem TREATMENT for four months and
at the end of that time every symptom had disappeared. I was cured 7 years ago and no
signs of any disease since. My boy. three years old, Is sound and healthy. 1 certainly
can recommend your treatment with all my heart. You can refer any person tp Inc
Privately, but you eau use this testimonial as you wish .. W. 11 S.
We treat NERVOUS DEBILITY. VARICOCELE. STRICTURE, VITAL WEAKNESS,
BLOOD. SKIN and PRIVATE Diseases, URINARY, BLADDER and KIDNEY complaints
of Men and Women
READER rnyou a victim, Have you lost hope? Are you intending tnnrry • alas
your blood been diseased? have you any weakness` Oar NEw MaralOD
T l.,_.t. tti sr will cure you. what It has done for others ft will do for you. Consultation
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NO NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT. Ever$ttias confidential.
Question list and cost of Home Treatment FREE.
AFTER TREATMENT
DRs.KENNEDY&KENNEDY
Cor. Michigan Ave., and Griswold St., Detroit, Mich.
SLA ItRI ED
0I:E-E8SERY-On \Vednesday, Jan.
27th, at the Methodist parsonage
Centralia, by the iRev. W. 11. Butt
Miss Flora Essery to Mr. James
Oke, moth of Centralia.
The following is the report of S.
ie. No. 5 for the month of January ;
V. Pass, hazel Ilissett. Sr. IV.
Honors, Elva Ford; Pass, \Vinic Ker -
nick, Vera Moodie Sr. 111H. Pass,
Alda Westlake. Jr. II. Honors. Mag-
gie Moodie. Pt. 11. Honore. Ferrol
flog;ins, Pass, Oroy Nestle. 1St.
honors, Gordon Perkins. Vase, Chas.
['rout, Mervin i)ayman. Sub -agency for the district. Entry Wt
Miss Robinson, Teiehe•r' proxy may be had at the agenoy, on
certain conditions. by father, mother
eon. daughter, brother, or sister of
intending homesteader.
Duties :-Six months residence upon
anti cu:tivation of the land in each
of three years. A homesteader may
live within nine miles of his home-
stead on a 'farm of nt least 80 acres
:io:Sly owned and occupied by him or
h:s father, mother, son, daughter.
brother or sister.
In certain districts n hotncstealttr
in good standing truly pre-empt a
q :Prier section alongside his home-.
stead. Price `3. per acre. Duties-;
:.lust remade six months ineach of sis
years from date of homestead entry
;Welding the time required to earn
homestead patent) and cultivtas
fifty acres extra.
A Ilo:ncsteader who hos exhausted
hie homestead right and cr.nnot oh-
tain a pre-emption may take a pur-
chased hoineetead in certain districts
Price *3. per acre. Duties. -blast
ree`•le six months in entail of three
yetrs, cuitivate fifty acres and erect
t horse worth $100.01.
W. W. CORY,
Deputy of the Minister of the interior
N. n. -Unauthorized pnlliratlon of this advent.
ment will not be paid for
synopfs of fne c000dioo Naim West
HOMESTEAD IIF.Ot`LATIONS.,*
A ny person who is the sole bead
of a family, or any nialc over 18
years o:d may homestead a quartek
sectoni of available Dominion land in
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, or Albortar
The applicant must appear in person
at the Dominion LrauLi Agency or
If you would have a safe yet cer-
tain Cough Remedy in the home, try
Dr. Spoon's -at least once. It is
thoroughly unlike any outer Cough
preparation. Its taste mill the en-
tirely new to you -unless it is nl-
rendy your favorite Cough Remedy.
No opium, chloroform, or any other
stultifying hl;redicnts me used. the
tender leaves of a harmless, lung-
henling mountainuous 'thrun, give to
1)r. Shoop's Cough Remedy its won-
derful curative properties. It is
truly a most certain and tmat wort hy
prescription. Sold by W. S. ilowee.
MiSERY IN STOMACH
Why not start now -today and for-
ever rid yourself of Stomach trouble
and Indigestion, A dieted stomach
gets the blues and ;rumbles. Give
it a good cat, then take Pape's Dia -
pepsin to start the digestive juices
working. There will be no dyspepsia
or be:Shunt of Gas or eructations of
undigested food : ;to feeling like n
lump of lead in the stomach or heart-
burn. sick headaches and Dizziness,
and pour food will not ferment and
'Dison your breath with nauseous
odors.
('ape's Diapeps zt costs only 60
,Cents for n large case at any dm;
store here, and will relieve the most
obstinate case of Indigestion and 1'p -
set Stomach in five minutes.
There is nothing else tetter to
take Gas from Stomach ant cleanse
the stomach and intestines. and be-
B;dea, one 1riangule will di. ;est and
prepare for nse:milation into the
blood .x11 your food the aan•t' as n
sound. healthy stomach would do it.
'.,it Diaprpein work.; your stom-
ach rests -gets itself in order. cleans
up -apo) then t'on fel like tet:erg
e n you cont to the tilt:... and
• t wort rut ;1 d0 you good.
from ell `itomecit
11 i .• for you ns Soon rig
to belf:n tikinz 1) 1 ''pain•
t':ant
want
0
1 test drug;.st that you
1' , ' 1►.ap..ptOn, because yet
to t horoughly curer) of
n'1.
S. N. NO. 15 t4fl•;I'IIEN
The following is the report of 13.
8. No. 15 for the month of January.
Natnes are in order of merit. S. IV.
Frieda Schroeder• Jr. iV. Willie
Schroeder. fir. 111. Chris. Itriliiig.
Rosetta'Itafer. Jr. 111. Gladys Turn-
bull, Della Fischer. Vera Luther, Roy
8tanlake. Sr. 1i. Beatrice Tnrn1nll,
Jane 1Chnrrette. Fred Shuart, Edith
Heckmann. Ethel Oliver. Jr. Ii.
\\i1Ge Fischer, Evelyn Chnrrette.
Resale -11a Phnff. John Beckmann.
I't. Ii. Albert Fischer, Adolph Kel-
ler. Hr. 'I't. I. 'Leonard Schroeder.
WOE.. Fischer, Ex:as Charrett•• Jr.
Pt. I. Norman i':'elet, E.le it ! K. 1 -
ler, Peart Krllt•r.
Ethel M. K,•lh t I,• •nn. fel het.
PISi" tsaliate Telt
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