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JLHE EXETER T1MES, •TULY22nd 1909.
BY-LAW NO. -
By -Law Nr. of the Vil-
lage of Exeter, to authorize the
borrowing of the sum of $22,000
CO for Water Works purposes.
•W11E1tEAS it is deeirablc in the
pelmas interests that the Corpora-
tion of the Village of Exeter should
acquire, construct, operate and main-
; taiu aeystcw of waterworks within
the said municipality for fire protec- 1421 113 7.94
tion and other purposes. 1922 1191,81
AND WHEREAS an agreement has 19'23 1254.51)
been entered into between the said 1921 1;317 L'9
.Corporation and James N. Howard 1,25 1:$£13.18
the amount due in each of the bald
years for eriueilal and interest iu
respect of the said debt as follow
Principal Interest Total
Amount
in the year
1910, 665.34 1100.00 1765.34
1911 698.61 1066.70 1765.34
1912 733.51 1031.80 1765.31
1913 770.19 0:15.15 1765.31
1014 808.69 956.65 1765.34
1915 849.19 016.15 1765.34
1911 1,91.61 873.70 1765.3!
1917 936.19 829.15 1765.11
1918 982.99 782.35 1765,31
1919 1032.11 733.20 1765.14
1920 11183.74 681.60 1765.31
627.40 1765.34
570.50 1765.31
J10r -
.7o 1705.34
448.05 1765.31
382.15 1765.'e4
for the purchase (subject to the tip- 1u26 1.454.34 313.00 1765.34
proval of the ratepayers of said via= 1907 1524.99 210.35 1765.3.1
lage) of that part of the river bed 19-91 1601.24 .164.10 1765.34
and ban'29 batiks of the Aux Sable River 19 1681.'20 84.05 1765.31
known as the Mill property and be -
4. That this I{y-Law shall come fin-
ing all that hart of Lot number nine- to force and take effect on the day
teen. in the First Concession of the
Township of Osborne, (now Exeter)
owned by the bald James N. Howard
!or the price or sum of $1700.U0
Centralia
Miss lde Hicks. who has been visit-
ing her uncle Mr. Frank Hicks, for
the past week left fur her home in
Crystal City. Mar..., on Monday.
Miss Mary Hepburn. of Toronto, is
spending her vacation at her hone
here.
Misses Lydia Handford and Gladys
Essery spent Sunday with Miss F:yel-
' yn Simpson, of Lucan.
Mrs. F. Irwin and children, of
Winnipeg, are visiting her patents
Mr. and Mrs. Richard flicks.
Rev. G. R. and Mrs. ISeatuish, of
; Belleville. are guests at Mr. James
' ltaudford's,
Master Harold Boyle, of Exeter. is
visiting with his grandmother Mrs.
Boyle.
Miss Lillian Snell, of Exeter, is the
guest of Miss lileen Caves.
i--.-- - -
Whalen
51 r, an.1 Mrs. Aaron Davis :tn;l Hiss
Dickens, of Saintsbury were gusts :tt
Mr. lieu Squire's on Sunday.
of the Piaui passing thereof. firs. John 'Whiteford and children
are spending the summer with her
5. That the votes of the Electors parents in 13lanshard,
of the said Village of Exeter entitl- Miss !Bessie 'Morley is the guest of
AND \\'IIF.REAS it is advisable to cd to vote on this 1!y -Law be taken Miss '-11cNaughton this week.
purchase said Howard property and on friday the :'0th day of August, Miss May Brooks, of Toronto. is
to and maintain a dam and 1909, commencing at Nine o'clock in home with her parents for hsr holi'-
to constructg station thereon and to er- the forenoon and continuing until stays.
ect a Water Tower or htuin pipe in five o'clock in the afternoon of the Mr. Charles Godbolt,of Winchelsea,
Howe suitable location in said village
same day at the following places accompanied ltsv. ;Wtson here on
and to lay water mains connecting within the said Village of Exeter by Sunday and also assisted the choir
and
station and stand pipe the following Deputy Returning Of- very ably with their singing.
said and along blain Street in the ,aid fluters:- sirs. John Slater and Mrs. Gilb. rt
Village and to otherwise •fully c l- Polling sub -division No. .1, at Sil- of (London, were the guests of Mrs.
iiip. maintain and operate said s)s- as llandfor4's Residence, Ed. Treble J. V. •Millson last week.
t D. It. O. Herbert lord Poll Clerk: Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brooks are
tem. Polling Sub -division No. 2, "Weekes' visiting friends around here for a
AND WHEREAS it has been esti- Marble Shop, Main Street, W. 1). few weks.
mated that it will require the sum %Weekes. D. R. 0., James Weekes Poll Master Earl Hodgson gave a birth-
ofg $22000.00 to purchase said pro- Clerk; Polling Sub -division No. 3, E. day party to a number of his associ-
perty, trcct said dam, pumping stn- 11. Fish's Residence. Main Street, 11. ates on Tuesday and all enjoyed a
tion and stand pipe and to lay said G. Beldon, D. 11. 0., Alex G. [Dyer, good •time.
water main, and trquip said water Poll Clerk; Polling Sub -division No. Mfrs. James llern and son 1Welling-
systeui. 4, Town Hall, di. E. Huston, D. It. ton, of Exeter, were visitors here
AND WHEREAS it is necessary for 0., R. N. Tayior, Poll Clerk. . over Sunday.
• the'said purposes for the said Corpor- 6 That Wednesday, the 18th day Mr. �. V. 'Millson is erecting an
1 ation of the Village of Exeter to bor- of August 1909 at Eleven o'clock in up-to-date driving shed 40 x 26 and
t row upon the credit of the said bion- the forenoon, shall be the day and covered both roof and sides with the
' icipality the sum of $22000,00 t the 'Clerk's office in the Town Hall Galt (metallic corragating and metal -
AND WHEREAS for the purposes in the Village of Exeter shall be the is ,shingles.
aforesaid it et ill be necessary .to is- place when: the Reeve shall attend
sue debentures of the said municipal- tto appoint persons to attend at h,
ity of the Village of Exeter for the various polling places ttle.-..essi0Wid
said sum of $22000.00 and interest at the final summ;r.e,-up of the votes
as hereinafter provided which is the by the C:er behalf or persons in -
amount of the debt intended to be terested• oting or opposing the
created by this By -Law. the proceeds th', ty-Law respectively.
of the said debentures to be ani hat the Clerk of the Corpora -
in the acquisition of said 'reads, the tion of the said Village of Exeter
erection of said dam, -pumping sta- shall attend at his office in the said
tion and stand , til+e and the laying Village of Exeter at Twelve o'clock
of said wee ;re mains and the equip- noon on Saturday the 21st day of
piens, of said system and for no other August, 1909, to sum up the number
i{Qurposes. of votes given for and against this
es
AND WHEREAS it is desirr.bte to By -)Law,
make the principal of the said debt NOTICE
repayable by annual instalments dur- The above is a true copy of the pro-
ing the period of twenty years next posed illy -Law which has been taken
after the issuer of the debentures into consideration and which will be
'therefor. ouch instalments of princi- finally passed by the Council of the
pal to be of such ntnounts that the Corporation of the Village of Exe-
aggregate amount payable for prin-
cipal and interest in any year shall
)'e equal as nearly as %nay be to
what is payable for principal and in-
terest during each of the other years. vocate newspapers, which first pub -
AND 'WHEREAS it will be neeess- lication was on the 15th day .of July
Airy to raise annually for the period 1909. and at the hour, day and places
of twenty years during the currency therein fixed for taking the votes
of the debentures to be issued here- of the Electors a pelt will be held.
under by a special rate sufficient Every Leaseholder entitled by law
therefor on all the rateable proper- to vote on the proposed By -Law shall
ty within the municipality the sum ,at :east ten days next preceding the
of e 1765.3t for the paying the sev- day of polling file in the office of
eral instalments of principal and in. the Clerk of the Municipality a Stat.
tcrest thereon at the rate of five per utory Declaration stating that his
cent per nnnuw, Lease meets the requirements by law
AND 'WHEREAS the amount of the entitling him to vote on such By -Law
tvhofe rateable property of the said and the names of Leaseholders ne-
Village of Exeter according .to the h'•a cling to file such a Declaration
last revised Assessment atoll is the shall not be placed on the Voters'
saw of $573,503.00. List for such voting.
AND WHEREAS the existing de-
Dated at Exeter this 7th day of July
benture debt of the said Village ex- `\'1)" 1009'
elusive of local improvement deben- JOS. SENIOR
debt secured by special ,assess• C t'rk of the Corporation of the
ments therefor amounts to the sum \ i;la_;e of Exeter.
of $ 12.864.21 and no part of the prin-
cipal or interest thereof is in arrears.
to
1
0
stopped in 20 minutes
sure with Dr. Shoop's
Croup Remedy. One
test will surely prove.
No vomiting. no dis-
tress. A safe and pleasing syrup -Sec. Druggists.
Jenny wino's Piety.
Jenny 1.1nd. who gave her first f2,-
(8)0 to the poor. continued throughout
her life a series of charities and pie-
ties. In regard 10 the latter we have
the assurance of a friend that this
greatest of singers deliberately cut
sh.nt her own public career while her
wo'.:•e was still in iterfet•tion. It was
1.rtly Taylor. wife of the nntlior of
"I'li!lip Van Artcvelde." who found
.fenny Lliel sial:'« toward evening 00
u r-o:th coast beach Jnst titter her
t'r in the event of the assent of the :'rel, a lth a boots ht bor lap
c.eotors being obtained thereto after
File spoke of Ing resolve. "1 found
one month from the first publication) that tl►is"-the :ettin son -"'588 t•(-
in the Exeter !Times and Exeter Ad- 1 eiuiiing less to rate nut that this"- the
Therefor: the Municipal Council of
the Village of Exeter enacts its fol.
1 ones ;-
1. It :hall be lawful for the Reeve
of the Najd Village of Exeter to bor-
row on the credit of the said Corpor-
ation of the Village of Exeter the
surn of :'22.009.00 for the purposes
hereinbefore set forth and for that
put t,o,e to issue debentures of the
said rtutnienritity to the amount of
22,0100.011 in mime of not less than
-11109 each and ouch debentures shall
be signed by the Reeve of the said
Corporation for the time being and
countersigned by the Tensnrer for the
time being of the said 'Corpoation and
duly s, tiled }}vitt] the Corporate Seal
th••reof. tchich :eel the Clerk for
the time being of said Corporattpn store destroyed by fir,' last fa11, has
is hereby authorized and directed to[
hail • a handsome and commodious
attach to each of said debenture% new store erected on the site of the
2 The said deb. nMres shall be dot- old one, and has it well stocked with
do -
ed upon the date of the name thereof all kinds of merchandise, and is nnd r-h-i:l hear interest et the rate 'no bofiit. a{sin as of old, only
of Five r cent, snore of it.
P" per annum from the •The many friends of Mrs. Jamos
date of the issue thereof and the• said Hannon. jr., who recently underwent
interest shall be sayable yearly _ on a very critical operation in the hos-
t he day of the nionth on which raid pita! in London, will be pleased to ;• teher ie•tee't• welting.
1 debenture.. are issued and as to both ,.aro 'that she is recovering, and
�+" teraneiPnl :nil interest the said de- hope boon to be able to Itave the ..••,,,,s 14 ..e t.ar.)hMtsouie as a re
bentures ehail ix• payable in enni:tl hospital and return to ht r home.
instalments within twenty years from
Mr. Ware Oliver 'r., who has hien
the date of the issue .thereof, such in -
,;n England for n couple of months,
eta:runts to be of such amounts that ha, returned home. Greedy Little Salmon.
principal and interest in any year little creatures may be very greedy
bhn.1 be vapor! ;t. ;nearly as may b \ book ori Rheumatism. by Dr. ,1111 yet not be able to eat touch he•
to ++hat is payab'e for principal and :':loop, of ltncine. \Vi tells some .,dace of their size, as was Illustrated,
interc�t during each of ttt 0th r t' c'.rt truths. and in a plain and
year, of such ree.od of twenty years Practical way. Get this booklet. and air Instance, In the case of a batch of
n free trial treatment of Dr. Shoop's about 20,000 little Chinook salmon that
as hereinafter %set forth. Rheumatic Remedy for some dishcart- %vers hatched out at the aquarium.
3 During the currency of the said ened sufferer in your vicinity. Minke These young fishes, each about two
debentures there shall be raised an- n grateful and appreciative friend Of Inches long, would eat so much thnt
nuttily by special rate on all the rate- some one tho is discouraged because ;heir tittle stomachs fairly stuck {int,
able property in the said Corporation of the failures of others to help him. and yet to feed the whole 20,000 took
of the• \ itlagr.• of Exeter the sum of }telt me to make this test, and 111 ,tali onlyone ant
$11765.34 for the purpose of paying certainly bclp your suffering friend. y pound of liver and n
(.irand t3ond
Jlr. :\V. 13. Oliver has receivtd in-
s.t•uctions trom the Board of Works
Department at Ottawa to make Fomc
additional improvements at the dock,
and is now procuring the necessary
material for that purpose. It is
hop'•d that next season considerable
additional work will be done witlt
the view of keeping the mouth of
harbor free from sand drift, Po as
to Make it more ncecssible for boats.
A large and profitable business in
lishing is being done here this Ben-
son. the catch being unusually large.
This important industry is yearly
growing at Grand Bend.
Mr. Louis Itavelle, one of our en-
ter0risitn(, ,merchants. who had his
book in her lap was n I:IhIe-"este I.e-
coning nothing to tree, and 1 knew then
that 1 must elle( le myself and cha►,g'
••:y life' -Leat!••:t Slardard.
Lo't:ry Tickets.
`::Tall, Slce.(#1) Is spent In the C;";
el Mexico every wee:( le lottery 11 1. -
els, and In the rant' period linnet 970.•
ut30 is pall nae; I:t premiums On 1:•.•
weeks In:ctetlleit ;y 1:1c•ce:lin;; the l: ;
dr:ttvinge the :: 'e. et course, mounts
tip
tilt to great sae, for. 1....9•11) •e.
when the $2C:.' ::t ,!t•::t. big" t:re held
there ere - '.t ', tickets at ;'K► each
sold on tit,-; t :e. ts. and pr:acticAty ev-
ery ticket Is (Ilslctre.l ni, motel of teem
during the :net ten ttCt;K before •ee
drawing Pee :is n Ileter:1l prepo.iseei,
on an average. $1S,.tt.0 a day is ep.it
by the people i1e of the Clay of Mexico on
the lolterieu` - --
Th- Cpen Window.
CLilt:•ren
brought tip a 1th open win.
:love; ebetetr Indeed to Lr :dem( tifteru
times more likely to contract adenoid.;
tai;::► those who sleep with (he win
%loess r11u1 on cold and damp nights.
nr at l,a:a Beni Ihnse who sleep with
'105111 it ludotvs Iliinig:u)tit the great•
••• part of tat• year. --11r. Sim \Vallaco
I : i!edicatl Press.
Dcw.
i edeher-flow d,• you account for
the phenomenon of deft 4 i:oy-\\''ll,
-':t See. the earth rcvnlvee on Its axle
vert 1tventy•fanr hours. and In conso•
e of this tremendous pace It per-
.rev fee'ly.-I.)udou '1'It•i31ls.
Mean.
Mean roan, Isn't he,
..' sison - a:san? Ile's capnWe of
1: eon n barle•r'a shop for :e shave
1 ;3,:t getting tile I:alr tent Just to
• t't.:+• !i 1•ti'wi-• Is.
t9.• aggregate amount payable for
Ayer's Hair Vigor
Ingredients:, Sutst,ur. Glycerin. Quints. Sedi.m Catered.
(apsicern. sate, Akohel. water. Perorate.
Anything injurious here?
Anything of merit here?
Will it stop failing hair?
Will it destroy dandruff?
Ask your
Ask your
Ask your
Ask 'your
doctor.
doctor.
doctor.
doctor.
Does not Color the
J. ('. Alta (bM►aree Lonsit. nee
Tvat7swiaesw
gnarl of herring roe, both chopped
lane.
An Exception.
"i think," sal,l the merchant, "I11
haws to fire your friend Polk. I never
=:iw any one quite so lazy."
"Slow In everything. Is her
"No, not everything. ile gets tired
quick enough." -Exchange.
Easy Enough,
"[ cannot live but n wick longer
tw170111 you!'
"Really. duh': Non, how can you
fix on n specific Ienrtli of time?"
"7.s landlord Ax on 1t, mise, not I."--
Ii.oattMTt• Conner-JoorwLL
ASTORIA
The Sind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
In use for over 30 years, has borne tho t•ignature of
and has been nlado under his per-
•��- sonal Supervision since its infancy.
• Allow Ito ono to deceive you 111 Lit 114.
All Counterfeits, Imitations an(1 "Jlast -as-g;ood"are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children -Experience ttg;:tiust Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
Contains neither Opium, Morphine nor (flier Narcotic
Substance. Its age is its guarantee. It (T(•.•7ro35 AVortns
itad allays Feverishness. It cures 1)i:arrluu.t and Whitt
Celle. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
anti Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho
$toniach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Pataacca-Tito Mother's I'riend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The gird You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THC CENTAUR COMPANY. 77 M •TSCCT. NCW YOLK CITY,
Canada has sent to Risley this year
some of her finest and steadiest riff
shots, and to the members of the
team primarily must go the credit
for the shooting that carried off
the 'Mackinnon and Kolapore Cups
in competition %with the best shots of
the motherland, India, and South'
Africa,. The Kolapore is intended to
bring out the qualities of sharp-
ishooting at close range, the targets
being 330O, 500 and 690 yard;, with
teams of eight (nen. "he Mackinnon
competition is conducted more under
service conc'itions, the ranges being
800, 1;00 and 1,000 yards and the team
consisting of twelve men. It will be
seen that the Canadians have proved
their worth on all ranges up to 1,000
yards. The Mackinnon Cup has come
to (Canada only twice in nineteen
years, while the Kolapore (Cup has
been won nine times since 1871, when
it was first competed for.
Tee significance of this year's con-
test .3 that the Canadians are armed
almost entirely with the floss rifle,
our own Canadian cervica arm, againts
which come of the members of the
Opposition 'at Ottawa conducted n
fierc,• campaign two sessions ago.
Only t wo 'Canadians used the Lee -En-
field in the Mackinnon Cup competi•
tion, and only one nsed it
in %the Kolapore Cup contest. Can-
ads's motional rifle has made a
place for itself. \"t•ry few sneers
will be heard hereafter regarding
the 'rifle factory on the Plains of
of !Abraham.
'share the The Kind You Hare iilaa)s 8'.ajit
gig stare �trif
er
AD31litAL BERESTORD
Art -Margaret D. Lamont,89...
CRED1TON PUBLIC SCHOOL
Elsie 'Geiser 809
Elmore fTruemner 785
Marjorie 1Guinan 661
Frank •Giiinen 557
Beryl 11111 550 Office over Gladman & Stanbury
ZURICH PUBLIC SCHOOL Main street -EXETER.
Roy Faust . S{g
Lee Hoffman554
UENSALL PUBLIC SCHOOL
Alex. Smith 661
ASIIFIELD
S.S.No.'2-Eileen Sullivan 556t
15 -'Pena !Cowan 690
Mildred Long 050
Duncan Matheson 553
STANLEY
S.S.No. 3 -Fred Field ► $52
5 -Wm. 0, Itobinso� 752
Mamie Lamont
Margaret Lamont'
• (WA WANOSII
S,S.No, 3 -May 1Camcron I 621
[Sara J. Smyth 5)33
Edna Agar 568
c -Thos, Rodger 578
T5 -Gordon Jefferson , 560
1l -.{(Union with llullettj
May Cowan 577
The gcometery w:. the we:ik.st
subject. tilistory appears to be n.•-
glcoted in somo schools. A study of
the lnarks obtained by the candi-
dates will short' the teachers why
their pupils failed.
Some schools passed every condi, OFYICE t -MAIN STREET, EXETER.
date. 1 R. CARLING B. a. b 8. DiOtaCti
The pupils of No. 5, Stanley, spent
only one year on the fifth -class work.
A public school gratuation certifi-
cate is being prepared by the 'Edu-
cational ,Department. When ()nee
certificates are received a certificate
will be sent to those who passed this
year and last year. The marks of all
candidates will be sent to the it
leachers.
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TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES,
The new Travellers' Cheques recently issuer# by this flank are a most c
way in which to carry money when travelling. 'MY are Issued in denominatlopl' -
$10, $20, $50, $100 and $200
and the exact amount payable in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France,
Germany, Great Britain, Holland, Italy, Norway, Russia, Swed n
and Switzerland is stated on the face of each cheque, while in other cotmtriat
they are payable at current rates.
The cheques and all information regarding them may be obtained at every office •
of the Bank. 131♦
Exeter Branch -G. W Harrison, Manager
Branoh at at Crediton.
DR. G. F. ROULSTON, L. D. 19,
D. D. $., Dentist. Member of
R. C. D. S., of Ontario and Honor
Graduate of Toronto University.
OFFICE: -Over Dickson & CarlIng's
Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former
3ental parlors
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. 8., D
D. S., Honor graduate of Toronto
University.
Dental Surgeon
T W. BROWNING, M. 'D., M. C
• P. S., Graduate Victoria Un
rersity. office and re'idenence. I)omluioo
Laboratory, Exeter.
Associate Coroner of Huron.
R. Bright, M. D., M.C. 1'. and
•8., Honor Graduate Toronto Un-
iversity. Two years resident physician
Royal Alexandra Hospital, etc. Office
748 I and residence, Dr. Amos' old stand
622 Andrew Street, Exeter.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have unlimited private fnnda for invest
out upon farm or village t roperty at Iowa 1
r .ural of interest,
DICKY,ON & CARLINU
Exeter
DICKSON & CARLiNG,
t: trrH:anke:ere, E, Solioltoreto, , Noiarle,•, Convo starer.
Commiailonere. So:letters tor the M0140101
Money to Loan as lowest rater of interest..
Admiral Lord 'Charles Beresford,
%who 'has accepted an invitation to
OPERATION
visit Canada to open the <'anadi�tn
National •Exposition at Toronto, '.s
known to fame as the leader in the
national defence movement now agi-
tatine (he whole empire.
Lord Charles. who is the s.cond son
of the Marquis of Waterford. first
became known to fame at the bom-
bardment o, Alexandria wh •n he sail-
ed the little Condor into tenter too
shallow for the big battleships and
silenced a battery that was doing
great damage to the British fleets.
"Well clone Condor" was 11)a signal
HER ONLY
CIIANCE
that floated from the flag -chip after
the battle, and the young Lord wag
known as "Condor Charles," dill
more dignified titles crowded the
ha me into corn tirativ.• obscurity.
WasCured by Lydia E.Pink=
ham's Vegetable Compound
Admiral Reresfor can do o!h'r things More
► twat', Ont.right" 1 tk it is no
than ,ht for mee to thank Mrs.
besides fight. Ile has three medals l,iiikham for what her kind advice and
for life-saving, bar written a Lite of Lydia 1; i>iitklt:tiit•s Vegetable Cum -
Nelson and several treatises on naval,
matters. is an all-round sporting man,
ant is known all over Britain es e
Ctdt`f9/PCP R3.eals
Beare the the kill You Here Aieals Bots i
Bignatnro t Z44.f
er '
The :o;lowing 'i3 a list of ills suc-
cessful, candidates :it the poria
+achool r�• •h rty�nin ncandidates tttiti Tie r 1
an. nen:y-two o' these obta'n .1 h •
Mound has done for
Inc. V.1i'u I wrote
to her some time
ago I was a very
sick woman, suf-
fering from fernail.
t rotthloll. 1 h a cT
inIla ntmation o f
the female organs,
Hud could` not
stand or walk any
distance. At last I
was confined to rely
bell and the doctor
said I would have
regale, :I percentage. The 'en-�-
an.l ,, riling were valued at 50 markt to :;o through an operation, but this 1
env!) •:h: other Rlihiecls had 100 1:'fiitetl to do. J\ fri'ndadv'ised Lydia
mark. ;or each pipe-. Th • ra •rk E. l'inkhant's Vegetable Compound,
twos 550. Thehi nce.t marks obt tin d and now. after using three battles of it,
in each subj•el tv,r• ns follows: i feel likcanew woman. I most heartily
recommend this tnedieine• to all wotnen
Aigcbrn and Gtome!ry-].isle (Kai - who suffer uithfemale tro,ibles. lhave
1•r. !+9• also taken Lydia E. I'inkham's Liver
Elementary • ei ne • - Elinor.• ('ills and think they are fine." -Mrs.
'frnernner. fo 1'r,.►xs Ens1,e:Y, Lindsay, Ontario.
English Comnosi ion - Marlori.•\\,, gannet understandwhywomen(ainnn, 10. will take chances with an operation or
Writing -May Cameron, Elsie r tis- drag (+eta sickly half-hearted exist -
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(look kc p ng - Tirnorc 'fru mn r, owe, irneeing three-fourths of the jo
2 of living without first trying Lydia I•..•
(:rogrnphy-F::mor • Trtiengn r i7 I'iukh;t m's \'egetable Comp nail.
Por thirty years it has been the
.\rithtnetie an 1 M, n-oraHon- M :standard remedy for female ills, and
GRAN
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TRUNK SYs EM
The Popular Route-
-'1'o All -
Principal Tourist
Resorts
Including Muskoka, Lake of Bays,
Temagami, Georgian Bay, Maganeta-
wan River, Kawartha Lakes, etc.
Full summer services now in effect;
Excursion tickets cn sale daily.
ALASKA - YUKON - PACCIFj1Q t
EXPOSITION
-SEATTLE-
Very
Vel•y low rates -Fast time -Via at-
tractive route. Daily until Sept. 30t
1909, Return limit Oct. 31st, 1909. •09
Full information from
J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Agent.
or write J. 1). MCDONALD, Unitiq
Depot, Toronto, Ont.
S1OO SIS OHIO Conoaioo: Norm int{
HOMESTEAD REOCLATIONS.; C=I
Any person who is the sok bead
'IONEY TO LOAN. of a tamilf, or any male over >u
We have alarrroamount of private funds Manitoba,
of available Dominion land i
len oa farm and villagepropertdee atlowrata Manitoba, Saskatchewan, or Alberta,
years old may homestead a quart*
Interest. The applicant must appear in person
OLADMAN & BTANBL'Ry at the Dominion lands Agonoy or
Barristers Solicitors, Main et.'Exeter Sub agency for the district. Entry hill
proxy may be bad at the agency, o0
certain conditions, by father. mother
son, daughter, brother, or sister of
Conveyancer Accounts Collected intending homesteader.
Duties: -Six months residence upon
NorthtteatLandaforQale and cultivation of the land in eaob
Office. Main Street, Exeter of three years. A homesteader may
live within nine miles of .his homes
stead on a Jaren of at least 80 acre,
solely owned and occupied by him or
ONE tfI[Ot'S:\ND POSITION$, hie father, mother, son, daughter.
brother or sister.
:\+ a chain is no stronger than its In certain districts a homesteaddtr
weakest link, every link in Canada's in good standing limy Pre-ompt a
Greatest (Chain of Iligh-grade Busi- quarter section alongside hie home,
'less {Schools i}�t[)ts been kept in the stead. Price $3. per noes. Dutieg•r
highest II tato diproficieney known to Must reside six months
business science. While over one the itstea of ail -
business
thousand students were enrolled last years from date of homestead entry
(including the tints required to carp
yenr, the demand for graduates was homestead patent) and oultivtas
thre,• times the supply. The Clinton fifty acres extra.
Business College, which reopens Aug- A homesteader who has exhausted
ust OOtb, invite9 the MOM critical in- his homestead right and cannot ob-
spection from prospective students. tain a pre-emption may take a por-
Owing 10 the prestige of this chain, chased hornestead in certain districts
cv.•ry graduate of neat nppearanee ('rice $3,
per acr. Ihaties.-3fuat
nor! good character is guaranteed a resido six months in cac.h of thrN
good situation. The new ndrertisc- years, cultivate fifty neres and erect
ment of this college appears on p+ge a house worth $300.0tf,
-1. W. w, CORY,
Deputy of the Minister of the interior
N. fl.-t'nauthorlred pnblication of this advertise
ment sill not tie paid for
ERNEST ELLIOT
MONEY to loan at iowest rata,
Tree Usborne and Hibbert
Farmer's Mutual Fire insur-
ance Gompanu
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
President -.1. L. 111'SSELL.
Vire. Prraiden t - %V. 11. i'ASSMORE
DIRE(:TORS.
Wu. Ito v. HonNHowN P. 0
W31. Iinc,t•1: S% I, rH1-:I.sI:A I'. 0.
flloIlOrdUc PIa�1�
Are a Pleasure to their
Owners.
We Bots sold and are selling *great
tunny high claw pianos and our num
emus entistied customers is thestrong
T. RYAN,
R0I)t nI.IN P. O:� set guarantee of this assertion.
13F:I:T NORUI8, 8tafti.
AGENTS,Our pianos today are the host that the lest Piano makers produce and
JOHN BIIF:, F:tour prices are right.
tteborne h;and JiidIISdnl,rch.er, Brent to' Do not he too quick to believe per-
sons taho tell you different from the
OLIVER 11AR1(18, Munro. sweet 1 above for the purpose of selling you
for Tubber), Fen won and Logan. ; cheap and in 80111e'aRee trashy goods
JOSHUA JOHNSat i•ig ()rices.
Secy.Treas, Farquhar l
Call and see Us
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11.A114AV x STAND! ),%, - ,,,e-
Ude Lamont. ' 2.`- - -- At -4 1'' movie(•. it t hat what ten Ra
Spelling -Wm. has cured thousands of women who
8 \Wm. U, Robin o;i. 4 have been troubled with sreh ailments 1'0 •ny etas of net vnu-n a-, .1 rep tee 'live up In
English Li sentare-T•ret P. (Toff- .es displacements. inilamntation. ulcer- 1""n"". •' . weak PC author, inJigcaib tt.1
ret'' tri. atinnfibroid tumors, irregularities 1 i ta. {''.; i, tet Guest's Lillie liver
English (rnmatar-\\'m. U. Robins periodic pain+, backache, indigestion, 1'M'. Relief i• "on% The only
:3nprYet , [rt !1
son, ., achand nPTColla prostration. medicine In market.