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the• l'ouoly to tt+u i[ ,t Yui I„• Jos. %‘',(1- is of 1 •uk11i11 is itis r,,•tt
Highway i sr,etVed along the l..,kr• teach, t in r,nr s. hel.--lr. "::,1111,:,i,-,.
Shoe iu this ruwnsh,p.--('altel, Jas.lil.avui Ic,te Ir•nu,nel
The felleeiugw•eurptems) --Birk t'bil- heult• 1n 11t. I'I,t-:u,t, .'itch , after ;1
Brent.' II,,.pital, charity, $3; Adv,tt•ate' Ple1sanl st:,y t'i.h flier 1. heti..-11r-
I i listing Cu., pi il.t Mg :I • t, $0i1,U:); amd 1trs. John Itasc5 have 111•eu 111
Do, account to llud ('trek Drain, $y t37 Detroit Oair,K t„ 1lie se'rfeus illness of
Albei t Ilitsett, refund of Statute La-
bor, $:3: (iuttlob Brown, Collector.
$80; Township Election, expenses,
$85.60; ('hi is. Beaver, repairing chair,
$2.50; Chester Prouty. gautuity, $25;
(lot deb brown, postage, $:3; Samuel
Braver, concrete tile, con. 8, $5.
Council reljontned to meet in Town
Hall, C't•editon, Monday, March, 4th,
at 1 p.m. -Henry Either, Tp. Clerk.
wer
Take Coles' Cough Cure
and cure your cough.
' Why riper. •tit %lien you:c au!get
Instant:relief from
COLB'S COUGHaCURE
Which is scientifically prepared
and absolutely hitrinless to even
the smallest child, and every bot-
tle of which is guaranteed of the
money refunded.
Cole's Core - a:- Cold Tablets
cure a cold in a day --
1 bc. a box
—AT—
COLE'S DRUG STORE
Dispensing a Specialty
Q xe#ex cla�OCcife,
Sanders ek Creech, Props.
THURSDAY, Jan. 17, '07
NOTE AND COMMENTS
Great Britain's trade in 1006 exceed-
ed five billion dollare.
Hon. Geo. W. Ross, ex -pi einier of
Ontario, has been made a senator.
West Middlesex in the Provincial Leg-
islature is thus made vacant. Robert
Beith, ex•M. P. fur Durham, Out.,
Hon. John Cost igen and Daniel Gill-
more of New Hrueswiek have also
been made senators.
Prof. Godwin Smith in the Weekly
Sun shy-: We have had special reason
to rejoice in the growth, during the
last thirty years, e.f rho quantity and
character of our 1ue.d press. A local
newspaper must. of course, he local:
that is the condition of its success; but
it may so treat loeal question; as to
infltence general sentiment and char-
acter in its ueighhorhood for geed.
If it Cannot escape servitude to party
it may set an example Of neighborly
treatment of opponents, and geneaal
moderation, inculcating at the same
time great general principles of public
life in its notices of the leading ques-
tions of the day. If the influence of
the pulpit decline;,, that of the local
editor, 111 the sphere of political mora-
lity, may gain in value. The senti-
ment of the country just now is pro-
bably sounder than that of the city,
and the press. which is its organ, has
an important part to play.
Stephen Council
The newly elected council of the
Tewn..hip of Stephen, convened at the
Town Hall, Crediton, on Monday, Jan,
14, at 11 a.m. The Reeve, Deputy -
Reeve and Councilmen filed their de••
durations et ((MNoe and property qual-
ifications. Minutes of previous meet-
ing read and adopted. 1Vuet•th--Keg•
lernan-that Henry Either he appoin-
ted Tnwaship Cite rat a s,alny of $1:10
--Carr ire'. %Veh) --Senders-•that
Samuel 'frown he appointed Treasurer
at salary of SDI) mitt that 1►e forth-
with file ,t new hold with the clerk.
which is to ia' approved of by the conn-
cii.---('erri'd. S,►uders--%vu'rth---
that John Brokenshire and henry
Doyle be appoiutevl Township A
tors al it salary of $8 each. --Carried.
Kellr'rneenn - `Vehh-that Jas. Hod-
gins be appoint',! care -taker at a sal-
ary of $18. -(Tarried. %Veldt- '.%'berth
-that Jot. Guinan he appointee) Ass-
essor at a salary of $80 and a further
sum of $6, for attending Court of Rev-
ision and keeping a Public School Tru-
ant Book. -Parried. Wuerth--Kell-
ermann - that %V. 1). Sanders be a !p-
ointtd a member of the Townsf1tp
Board of Health for n term of three
years arid that Ur. McCue Of Crediton
be Medical Health Officer and William
Lewis, Ed. lirokenshire anc Wrn. Oli-
ver be Health Inspector,. - Cart ied,
Sanders - Welsh 1t1.4t the Tr -easel -et -
request Dennis O'Brien to pay at meet
the ,amount due on drain on South
Belinda! --•(',cried. Keller Maine - !high Carrell lately. -John Mains of wife and to -0 children of Hsmiots,
Wnefth -that by-laws 1; 2 and 3 of I Regins,Sesk.,is visiting in and around Marl., are renewing acquaintances
1907, hating been read the third time i Saintshllty, the guest of his sister. Mrs. around the berg and are also at the
Dickens.- i:. B. Smyth and John home of the former's mother, Mrs. E.
%oins visited at London 'Lest week,- Andrew, and sister, Mrs. Joshua
Percy Atmit age has gone to London Johns. They were on the tram thatlwas
to resume his duties at Mc('.)r•tuick'swre, ked near Fort Willianls,the whole
'stablishtnent.-Phineas Dickens held train leaving the track. Fortunately
, large wood bee Monday, the result Mr. and Mrs. Andrew escaped with
(wing a large amount of woad cut. On only a few slight bruises.
Tuesday night a dance was given to
the stalwarts when All enjoyed s them -
s..1 %,jail
y'to their heat is emitted.- Rich,
Drought Inst a vale able 111511' Last week I Quite a number of Dur p'nple nor
through death,- 1V, J. Davis, Frank still 111 with la grippe which is still
1):►vf• •tad others attended District; prevalent in our hnrg. 1Veare it.deed
!)range meeting in Parkhill IAA week. j sorry to revolt the cntitinned illn'cs
--K-m. !(van ofNingi, Man., is visit. of Mrs. Wrn. White•!ortt. Nay het re•
ii.g in ion. burg. 1'hr 111 se, Shoela)t. covers• hr speedy. -%Nord has been 1 e -
tont of Manton viated Mts. Richard ; ceived that Miss Met ta Tsyler, who is!
1i' !gin' S'..1(lay. training fora hers' in Stratford Gen. ;
era' Hospital. is suffering from an at-
-- - -- tnr•k of 1yphe'id fever. Her ►nany'
3tagt11re Ifriendstrust Ibet her r'cevery may
11'IinDIN(1 .%NNIVKlt•+.Stil- ('1•:1.8:11n.%• I he speedy and perunan,'Itt. - George
ti 1 wears it le
!!,":aryl Mrs.
y11'u,.yFly nnKlf thltsnntet h ''wing to 1In' foot rliletta
thatitlinelbaby 'soy ,
1•nndat y were rel u t fed. The • ,ate ha. "rived 3t their heal'. --Thr Fp- i s
h,•Ih alive :old eojmying�g'reti health worth i.esese of this pare held its
and it w,' n • fele npprepritl that ''lectie•n et efh ets nn 1'tid,ay evening
Theyst ldcelt•hrat,'this thirty-fifth Wihen the felletyntat Litre rlerlrr
a telly :eat y. •%ceerdingly id%itatie)ng t's.. Mss 11 ti 'rat let; 1.1 Vier,
w. ,e sent 10 a Urge nrthr
nt'of ft fends Hiss Lila T,1'4,1 : 'rad vire, r, 1'. J. stip
u,1 .a most 11 Tits -feathering stns the heats: 31,1 Mice, Miss 11.•11111 Taylor:
r'sult. Theg,ra,rsl e( pre parAti(m Sec't-, 1Vrsley' Olson: T1 KI'h.
It ed tU' n to ole by the geni it and w•ur• fi' rn; Organist, 1ii..s ll.•11 t 1'e• ac,;
:by lost :;n.1 'lastest and the , u
sit ll. porsentatfte to I) ,,11 1 faerntive, t
ta,t• nn•s► fittingly c'Irhrtlyd. Their
II. %1'. Tal'Iot.—Nr. I''iutehe, h:as dfs•
i
tett y friends wfsh that they may long )yed of his hun,1lr,1•:,cr►• (:arm, being a
the spared to celebrate ,all the miniver- or 1o, con. I i, !',)eine, h1 !Iris David
[ gray celebrations on the ealendar. walfieir of Ilii•hett. The frit' paid
was l•F7D110. This i. e•m,• (if the hest
farms in the township anti is well r)
-
Mooresville
Mrs. Bey1e of Ripley is spending a
few days at the home of John T. Sitgp-
son.-La grippe is very prevalent in
our vicinity and a large number are
suffering from its effects. -Thomas
Boyle of Moose Jaw, who has been vis-
iting friends here for the past few days
left Tetesd ay for Ripley, prior to leav-
ing for his home fa the West. Ile
intends taking a car of horses back
with bio. -Elmer Murdy and Josh
Morgan have been receiving congratu-
lations from their friends during the
past few days, having been elected
councillors for our township. The for-
mer polled the largest vote. -George
Blootuf7eld and wife spent Sunday in
London. We are pleased to state that
the !Atter bas recovered from her re-
cent illness. -Mies Olive. Fraser, who
has been visiting friends around here,
returned to her home in London Sat.
urday.- J. J. Lewis bought it team of
horses last week in London. He
brought thein borne Thursday and on
going out to the stable the next morn-
ing, was surprised to find one of theta
dead. He purposed taking theta to
the NJ' thwest.-James B. Simpson of
Hensall paid a flying visit to our town
last week. -Joe. Simpson of London
visited his daughter, Mrs.Mot•gan, last
week. -Mrs. Webb of Lucan is visit-
ing Mrs. Gilmore. -Mrs. Cowan of
Brinsley spent Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. Fred Simpson. -Miss Mable Cun-
ningham of Briisl•t' is visiting her
sister, Mrs, Chas. Lewis, -- '4Vedding
bells will be ringing soon.
WennuNo.-A very pretty wedding
was celebrated at St. Peter s R. C.
clutch on Tuesday of last week when
Thoii, s Riley claimed Miss Kate Ma-
loneyas his bride. The impressive cer-
emony was pet formed by Krc, Father
Mister. The bride, who was hand-
somely attired, was attended by the
groom's niece, Hiss Jlaizy- ()'Dyer,
who was also daintily gowned. The
bride's half brother, Larry Sullv,en,did
the duties of hest 111en. At the con-
clusi,ti of the ceremetty the bridal par-
ty, tegeth,•l- with the invited guests,
to the timelier of forty, repaired to the
honk of the bride, where the happy
couple were warmly congratulated.
It w•as indeed a happy crowd that sat
down to the smopti mi, and daintily
arranged bindleun. The evening was
pleasantly spent, the elder people en-
joyed themselves with various games
Mule the lads and lassies tipped the
Tight fantastic toe till the wee 511)14'
'ours. The presents were rtnnlet•0es,
varied, choice and costly, an evidence
of the high esteem entertained toward
the bride, coupled with the donor's
earnest wish that the loving pair may
long enjoy to the full life's inestimable
blessings. h'alth,w•e:►Ith and happiness
Clundebay'ee,
Norman ('l:u•k has accepted a posi-
tion in St. Thomas. -Mr, and Mrs. Kit -
met -:sent Sunday in town. -A warn-
ing to young ladies! Keep the win-
dow blinds down Sunday evenings. -
1%'e are pleased to hear of Miss Nellie
1)1,4 'on's recovery from her recent ill-
ness. --F. E. Kestle and wife spent
Sunday at Hryanstnn.-Miss Ruby Es-
sert' is thegq,It•st (if Miss Jennie Brown.
-1W'e are pleased to see the genial face
of Den Sutter) in our midst agein.-
The anniversary services will be held
in the Methodist ch,trch next Sunday,
teaching morning and evening. On
loteley evening following en 0111 fash-
ioned tea meeting will be held in the
schen! rnntn. A good program Is being
prepared. Don't forget to come. -
Burley Hudgins his at'ci'pted a posi-
tion with the G. T. R. --Miss Jennie
Brown has returned front Whalen af-
ter a pleasant visit with friends there.
--Miss Minnie Cunningham paid Clan-
(Iehoye a flying visit t'iiinday. We are
plenat'd to see Dr. Sutton is able to he
around again.
S ilntsbury
Nr. and Mts. Hugh Carrell visited
the fer,net'8 p:uent Mr.atol 1frs.,las,
carrell, ,at 1l%jester,. recently.-- Jas,
Carroll of Alvittsun wits :t visitor with
the foruter's s1 -ter, --Thi• tem:ains of
the Iste Jno. 11c(:art y were brought
to Centralia Last week for interment.
Deceased was a forlalor resident of this
place and went %Vest about three
years ago. He met with an accident
at British Cotentin,' recently and was
removed to the C,tlgst y hospital where
he passed away. Ile is survived by his
mother, two sisters and one brother.
$hipka
Geo. Sheardown of Crediton is visit-
ing at the house of Chas. Lochner. -
Henry Gould and wife are visitors at
Ezra Breunet's.-Peter McPhee is
hone from Detroit for a few days. -
Sandy McEachen Left Saturday for
London to resume his duties as brake-
man on the G.T.K.-Cbtis. Finkbeicer
is on the sick list. We hope he may
soon recover. -Dennis Sutton of Lon-
don spent a few days at the home of
his parents here. recently. -Miss Clara
Neab of Khiva has accepted a position
with J. D. Haonan.-A very pleasant
time was spent at the home of Fred
Geiser on Monday evening. A large
number of young people were present
and numerous games were indulged in.
A .fainty lunch Wits set ved and at a
reasonable hour all repaired to their
respective homes, feeling that they
had enjoyed themselves immensely.
Dash wood
David Pfaff is busy breaking some
colts to drive this week. In this ca-
pacity Dave has made for himself a
good reputation.-1Vho is there that
ever saw a Jani tt-y without a thaw?
E. Zeller and C. Either of Zurich were
in the village Saturday. -On Tuesday
our genial and obliging furniture deal-
er, Peter Mclsaac, delivered a large
load of fnrnitnro to the home of Mr.
Wilhelni of Baden. Peter eel tainly
enjoys a good patronage in this Ione
of goods, carrying as he doe•s one of
the largest and hest assorted steeks to
be found in any country town, his
stock comparing very favor' bly with
many that are to be found in r h.' city.
-This week heeins a series of revival
meetings in the Evangelical church of
this place, under the giiidance of the
paster, Rev. I . K. Eidt.--Mrs. Wirtk-
en►t•eder leis moved into the dwelling
recently occupied by John Hoffman,
the latter ha vim; moved to Pat khill.-
51r.Jacobs. A(0euap.anied by his sister.
is visiting at the home of his brother,
John. -Arthur !%'inert has secured ca
position at 1 h livery barn here. Wt.
h,-lieve Art hilt (4'111 pro(e•hinl,e•If trust-
worthy and I)tinstaking.-!i. !Millett
tend Jacob Keiler•uman attended Coun-
cil meeting at Crediton Monday.
Kirkton
AoflCl'I.TUI(At. MEETING - - The
annual meeting of the Blanshard Agl.
Society was held in the Hell, Kirkton,
on Wednesday Afternoon last. The
returning Pres. Dr. 1V. 11. Carr ecciip.
10(1 the ch sir. Tee tier.-Tie:a5.' repo,;
was Laid be•fure the meeting anti was
highly pleasing to the members. it
was the hest year financially in the
history of the society which was or-
ganized :37 years rag() and has held a
Fefr every year since then. The bal-
ance on hand is $21)I. The needier of
membership was Lia. The following
is the list of officers for the ensuing
year: Pres., Samuel Donee; 1st Mice,
John Hazelwood; 2nd Mice, Robt,
Berry; Directors, Jus. Beatty, Alex.
Creighton, 'legit Berry, Geo. 13ently,
Rich. Paynter, John A. Robinson,
John !Hooper. Win. Hazelwood, Jas.
Robley; lion. Directors, Hun. Nel-
son Monteith, Jfitliste•rof Agriculture:
McIntyre, M. P: 11. H. Gunni,
M. 1'.: Henry Either, 11. P.P.; 1)r. W.
R. Carr; Auditors, %%'rats NoOt', A. fi.
Drupe: See. -Ta seas., Amos Doane,
- 1:1ituv ilio
Miss i)(1111e1d of (.Panton and Fitt h-
eringhatn (If Granton, were guests of
Mrs. It. Skinner last week. --James
Gurvitt of Zion is on the sick list, stir
frying front heart trouble. -- Abe .Mus-
ser, Accompanied by the Misses Pass-
more left I.ridAy for HritishColumh',a.
-John Wright occupied the pulpit
here nn Sunday morning. Mr. reed
Mrs. Wright, who hay' been living in
the neighhntheed for several years.
left Monday for Stratford where t
intend snaking their future home. '%'r
wish them every success in their new
q'larters,-- -We tire pleased to report
Diet Mrs. John Johns, w ho hem been
quit' ill, is slots Iv inapro'ing, is is also
Rola. Hicks. Slss 11aker and MRs
Clef of (*eel: ilia ale g'u'sts ,it the
hiute of Vr. lemic', -Jos, Andrew
be t'- 'sed. -- Cori 1('el. W iiert h - Kell•
et serum -that W. D. Sanders invest i
gate the claim of Geo. Bedford and
report at the next meeting. -Carried.
Manners--R'ehh -that the Clerk cnr-
It Quiets
the Cough
This Is one reason a by Aycr's
Cherry Pectoral is so valua-
ble in consumption. it stops
the wear and tear of useless
coughing. Rut it docs more
it controls the inflammation,
quiets the fever, soothes, heals.
Ask your doctor about this.
The best )tlnd nt s te'r'iresnial --
"Hold for over sixty yoar.,”
Aaarsrsrsaee e•s:w,
Xs8s bv./. e' A ,-r ••, - r Dwell, •r..1
Maom.ar.nfaet.:r•ra of
SaRStPtRiiia.
eJSritl.i,
�/ v IIAIR 1'100&.
W. Saxe 110 ee+ret, t we pelmet'
/88 formula' 0(811 onr minimises.
MOTONEY'S
'PERFECTION'
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STNATr:..,U
Food
Value
Mocney's Paf>e ion Cream
Sodas are crisp squares
Of wholesome nourishmag.
They are the food that
builds strength and muscle.
They are as easily digested
by the chid and itvakd
as by the sturdy workman.
They contain ALL the food
properties of finest Cana-
dian wheat flour. in a farm
that dertghts the appetite.
Always fresfi and crisp in
the moisture -proof packages.
At all yours 1a 1 and
r, 3 f°►d pAspa
Chlselhurst
The Ladies Aid of Methodist church
here intend holding a box social on
Wednesday evening, Jan.301h. Every-
body welcome. Ladies bring your
boxes. Come and spend an enjoyable
evening.
John Hicks, formerly of Chiselhurst,
who for a great many years has taught
school with touch acceptance, has this
year made a change and is now in
Winona. -W. Houghton, x highly re-
spected young man of this place was
recently married to Miss Dalrymple,
daughter of R. Dalt yinple of Hensel'.
The young people have taken rap their
residence in our midst and we extend
to themIl our hest wishes.
Zurich
Miss Nettie %Vett is home on a visit
from 13rahtferd.- Len Chat•le•swerth
has gone to Sariia► where he will en-
gage in the life insurance business. -
Miss Mae %Mural after a pleasant visit
here has returned to Chicago. Her
sister, Miss Unitise, a'ronlpanied her
as far as Detroit where ,he intends re-
maining. -D. S. (:order of near Ailsa
Craig, is 111e new teacher in S.S. No.
12, ii:►y.-D, S. Faust who has been
Sup011111en(lent of the Evangelical
church herr for some time has retired
and G. Hot-znr:ul has been elected to
succeeded him.- Hent y Decker, after
an absence ..f eighteen years its Michi-
gan, is here on a visit. ---Mrs, ('hat 10,4
Kall,fl'isch and Hat -Dunn Steinber-h,
of 1lettoit were here pact of the last
week, owing to the serious illness of
their ling her, Mrs, J. C. Kalbfieisc•h.
-%Mhile waking in the swamp its
Stanley, .1'
of Hi
II gre'
u nar-
rowly escaped death by bring struck
by a falling tree. P. Sipple had notch-
ed a tree ,and when it was reedy to fall
hr gave a cry of earning. Mr. Wilds
misjudged the direction of the fall and
was struck by a 111111). He received :i
severe gash on oar of his cheeks and
was otherwise bruised. A shall tree
on which the larger one tell s•tved
fine' death.- -A number of friend,
est het at the hone' of 11r. and Nils.
1). 11. Steinbach at their hone in I)e-
trait to help theta celebrated the 111.11
anniversary of their wedding (ley. Mr.
and Mrs. Steinbach hays• a host of
friends here who wish theta many
happy returns of the die v. -After• n
few weeks visit here 11iss Amelia Axt
lues returned to London.- Mrs. Chris•
tine Voltam' hes gone to New Vett
state, where' she will visit her daugh•
ler for a tint,'. -The 41st annual meet-
ing of the limy Branch Agriculturist
was 1101,1 in the Town 117/11 11'rdnesdsy.
There tut' a few changes iu the direc-
t"; ate sold a gond Rend elected fet-
tle. year. Messrs. W. T. Celli well, J.
Pfaff and E. Zeller were re elected to
t he efh es of Pr'sidetit, 1st Vice and
2nd Vice respectively, Directors, Louis
Rader. John Dec tier, John Geiger,
!)avid Schnell, John Hey, Jr„ Chris.
K:lber, C. Oswald, F. Willett and 11.
S. Phillips. At s snh8010ent meeting
of the new Board i), $. Faust Was op
poi n t eel Ser. Treas. - Messrs. Ed. Appel,
%Nin. G. Mess and %1'itt. O'Brien have
hel'tl elected to fill the position of Po-
lice Trusters of our village for the cruis-
ing year, --The tinniest meeting of the
Hay Township Fanner,,' Nutted Fire
insnranre Co., was held iu the Town
Hall Tuesday. The retiring Director..
Messrs, Win. Cornett. %Vol. Lemont
and Chris. Stade were re! -elected by ac-
rlgelatinn. After the general meeting
it special meeting was held, when (1.
Shade was ('leeted Pres,; W. Lsrnont,
Viee•Pres.; O. Holtzman, general
agent, and N, Either. Sec'y•Tre ts. The
fiii tncinl report of the Company shows
that $(t-197,2() in losses were paid out in
hits) 'The insnranr.. in force on Dee.
:31, 10(16, was *3.tt-11,575, and there is
cash in the hank, $3,242 20. so the
Company is in the hest of standing. --
The remains of the Inti itev. J. Mc-
Denalul who died at it -tiny River on
Monday w•.te brill to rest in 1h.' Ba v•
field culnt•tety nn Tnesd/y. Dreeas,•d
n•as x son -in -buy of Jas. Allen of tient-
Blake.
11F.%Tit. -Another faithful wife and
kind mother has been rolled t0 the I,et•
ter tvo111 ,and to dny the household of
DAM,' Sinetos, Sr., has beet) left in
etrow owing to the death of Mr-..
Sora tit.. st the edvanned age of 83
...ars. !levees' (1 lets been ,t re..etertt
'f 1 his tee reship for ,► number of rears
'rad has resid'•d • 11 the Bronson 1.;1)',
%• n ftir'nd and neighbor (bete were
vm' het ter nen here (lentil has ranked
t-i.le.pread r'gret in this emelt:elsey.
he is snitiVe' by her ng,( p.rtnur
t hn fs ti,) 'nus of -Ig', road n fnrni!_v of
ens grid (laughter. and (n them we
sten! our sytllpatby.
N1:1 obeli: Arthur 1.. 1 haptnan, sr n
f 11. 1leitelein of town. h as been I'.
l''r(l 110111 the Toronto ('.P.11
etching office to the central office et
"indult to take ti'1' position 01 reused
'a1'•'(r•11'r.
t'ur'n rots! inn day -Cole's ('ore -a• rg'nppe 1, hating a tine Rrirk house, is
•sten recovery br keeping rho (''I I tnhl'ts ler cents a is,x at Cole's i,•oik latera and homy t,t,sl'rn 1niproV'- L
bowols rogular with Ayer's Pi;r 1►r , 9'"t P. rne•ntt. (1
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Undoubtedly the best •' e'wed on
the continent. Proved to br so by
analysis of four chemists, and by
awards of the world's great Exhi-
bitions, especially Ctaicaoo 18)3,
where it received ninety•sia points
out of a possible hundred, much
higher than any other I'orter in tke
United States or Canada.
OVA REHOUSES ' The Leading Commercial School
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- AT -
EXETER, CENTRALIA
AND CLANDEBOYE
Highest Price paid for Grain
RICH. SELDON
(Successor to Joseph Cobbledick)
STRATFORD, ONT.
Our courses are thorough anti practical while the
teaching is done by an able Instructor. The ambi-
tious young men and young women who desire to
i;et the hest possible Commercial training patron•
,re this School, while laminate men are in search of
our graduates to fill responsible positions. The beet
time to enter our classics is NOW. Beautitnl cata-
logue tree.
ELLIOTT & McLACHLAN.
Principals.
THE MOLSONS BANK
(incorporated by Act of Parliament 1885)
Head Office, Montreal
Capital Paid Up $3,000,000
Reserved Fund— • • . , , . • . , $3,000,000
FORTY-EIGHT BRANCHES IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA
EXETER BRANCH
OFFICE HOURS 10 a. m. to 3 p. rats SATURDAYS, 10 a. m. to 1 p. m,
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Farmer s Sale Notes cashed or collected, Forms supplied on application.
i)RAPTS on all points in the Dominion, Great Britain and United
States bought and sold at lowest rates of Exchange.
ADVANCES made to Farmers, Stock Dealers and Business Men at
lowest rates and on most favorable terms.
DEPOSIT Receipts issued and highest current rate of interest allowed
SavingBank Department' posit. of $1 and upwards received. !interest can,
p poinded half -yearly anti added to principal June 30th
and Decemier 31st.
Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government.
DICKSON tee CARi LNG, Solicitws. N. D. IIT'RDON, Manager,
Mitchell: The infant son of Rev.
and Mrs. Garbutt died last week, The
rl•IIIai115 ►'' ' 1•ekolt to L•it.den On
Thursday to be intent -id in the family
plot.
l ONS (''.1 P'FI ON
501114 s,1 V e n be rtn•eel. while others
say (fee any CIs,', don't get it and then
yeti won't 11,1t',' to expt'r•intl't.t. Get
11O1VF1-'S (11 FURY ('OIU)IAL
instead. it no ks like ntagir. Take it
in tfuo• amd yon tton't have to discos
the rnnsllllllllinn goes, inn. Don't cos:
but a few cents and 11.111 th a Atilt of
►!,rants.
RID prows _
SPREADERS
We have just received a
number of fine Spreaders
—The Successor --which
doci its work in fine Style.
This is recognized to be
the best on the market.
PLOWS
%Ve handle Perrin Plows
and have just received a
carload of walking, rid-
ing and gang plows made
by this reliable firm.
THORNTON BAKER
Agent for the Sylvester and
Perrin Plow ('onlptenies
Exeter - Ontario
W. Howe Phm, B. to Nit li'.ray: The ri mains rf the
1i Howey, ell bat' Sirs. hires, 1111(1 teenier of Thnnlas
S• Hers, 70) con., were la. u);ht to A
Craig Saturnus- (tont Fetest 811(1 laid
CHEMIST & OPTICIAN Exeter to rest in West's cemetery.
IAMB;
BAKING
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A trial WiA c :i,,nre eit.iy b.•tfolnfnnsd t th.t "Relishes Sakln POwd
is far neper 1s•: i. ar.y o 1•. r . to be s r ••r • ed. It I. prtpnrrd (rash the It's Snd purest
materia s th•t (:,ones inn ► ores un•'r ".r -!ire• 1 i..n of 1n ett'rt rnanufaetuNngebee.IsI•
therefor- tvr '•.' r 10e. tr. -e 111 05 8 case guarantee of Satlefaction. in outer e..
lstrndu•e "R•:iwnce l►skinpp Poadere es are making wendorturly aerie tee t
premium raft^rs t . Rays Red ?i►ts. 1' i•.terr.ted drop us a tsetse I
FR BEAUTIIUL PICTURE POST CARDS FREE,
To soy n+er of b11115r Itr.rr'+'r sera will &roily send, abs.iw$ ip *eo, 000taso
pprepaid, n 'e? of f„•:. ••f n r , . r -t edition of Of post cards. lithographed t1.
Militant colors Pi t,1 y weir.• n- att8welietttl.1followingquestto:
lar. Ptamo ycur Orocer. 4nd. Maswe thl PansM►,
international Food Company, Tornnto, Canada.
'• Ash for tho Popp', Pasta=s." 2
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