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QIRr1'Y-SECOND YEAR --NO 1661
EXETER, JNT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY I;th 190.5,
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To wear
there aro 1
tPecve. it'
'I hey hay .
feethy p1.
Itemise
net or t
cut' ft
murk is
and the
tiurl.
Travels.
aro nitwit
rtravelling is a Nails, Paints, Oils, Glass &c.
mohair is
goods white
prices have
Unordinary,
Satin is t
cloth. Skit-
are
kitaro worn w:
saute shade,
the costutne,
of the satin 1
Glass memo.
pretty novel tl
origin in .1.
Kingdom!, ti.
betrothed is
consists of t
of glass, to We also make a specialty of Eavetroughing as
that the cot
bo a relr,int 7C have a machine to make all our own Troughs
Comment-- Sod can give you firstclass material. Try us and
t "t ti: on will be conuinced.
1101 ell wh. ,
flowered
nwylins, n
dunce, wh.
Mikity cu'
C'heckec!
in fact, r,
T. HAWKINS & SON
Hardware and Seed Store
is the place for Builders and those intending to build
should go to get Cheap Hardware as we carry a full
line of
In Cements we carry the two leading Brands
of Canada
National and Star
UIV [TROUGIII NO
T. HAWKINS & SON
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litserll,tionr••NN.•NN•••••••ON•N•NNN••N••NNN••••N••
wh,t:rs of �s
thin wot
checked si iitoba & Northwest
There e. •
color to •
Lands
for Sale
S YM
especially
of bins stiles--katchewan Valle &
through the e a y
stitched stray _,oba Land Co. Ltd.
The new t
as the untie. st Land Company on the You are Suit buyers. We make the
80 prevale, '
with ,,trent, controlling entire Can- Suite—you wear them out. We make
WE'RE
SUIT
SELLERS
ly the'•n Northern Railway land them as well as we can, 80 that they
nStlltiles 1 will not wear out sooner than they
from st• ought. Because. if they do, you'll
It t� 'Two Million Acres likely go somewhere else for your
11 t next Suit. And no one could blame
!sena he cream of the wheat lands of You. So much money ought to buy
so much Suit worth. And Suit worth
nisl'i Western Canada
,41e i is fashionableness of fabric—style in
cut—fit—finish—looks — dressyness —
pussi Parties purchasing now are and length of service.
Thr given until 1st of June to select g
Orr their land. As goodgga place as there is within
glo` much miles to
et Johnnall ie and not pay too
of h• For Terme etc. apply to
tnin,r• ELLIOT & GARDINER
are f.and'Agente Office Mal. St. Exeter.
taut .
mer ' -- —
tmlIN it Exeter and Centralia W. JOHNS
skirts .
waists nt '' Storehouses Merchant Tailor
He11St -
EXETER COUNCIL
11i Council met per call of Reeve
in thin Town Hall 011 Thursday, June
:3Jth, all t he members present. The
minutes of nrcetin held June 16th I 'TL • follow'tn,c :u the eesuti s „1 -
read
and approved the Exeter Public School nlid.um-
Communications from Darch & i 1101' examinetions
Hunter. Steele Ilriegs Co'y Ltd. Wnr• If. 8. Department.—For•lit 11 to Form
Rennie and J. Bruce. seed merchants� III
re fertilizer were read. No action !toners. Eno McPherson, 76 i.<•r
t !ken. \Isa from Patterson. Ellice cent. 1.'ass. Olin MoPhereon, 65 per
Co. Si. \Lerys, re tile, and the were- cent : May Jowls, 64; Ma;xie caw -
la ry-t reasurer of the Union of Can- 1 :trd, 61: 1Iny \Vood. 61: Willie
adian Municipeliiies re fift h annual Ktti zht, 61 ; \Villie' 'Triehner, 61 ;
convention gat \Vinnii.cz. The clerk 11 try Murray ,60; Nellie Rus -ell.
to write Patterson, Ellis, Co. that 59; Milton I'lnff, 59 Elmore Senior,
t he Council n ro not in need of rile 56; Isla ;position; 55 ; Mary Kni;hl,
fori this year. 55; 'foss Carling, 51. Recommended
Per W. II. Lovett, seconded by e• on trial, llarv►'y Gardi,ar itoy e'er-
eluir, the Reeve and Dr. Ilyndmait nrt•r, Herbert Workman.
secure a nurse for Mrs .Ik'lback, Form i I1. S. Department nal
sick of fever.—Carried Golnmt'rci i] Poem resut,(s w ill ap-
1'er. J. Muir, seconded by J. Wood pear in next issue'.
t he Council undertake to put down Promotion front Jr. 1\' to Sr. iV,
a concrete walk from station roan! Gladys Tliesot,f•Viula Welsh, Lillian
north to the brid;c on Main st. figs Stile!!„ 1{ultt !!toper, Clif-
[cet in 5yidth.—Carried. ford Mc.\voy, Clarence 1'icl:ard.
Altars Pickard, Willie Antos, Al -
Ina, McPherson. Clarence 11 obier,
Jessie Manson, Owen Atkinson, Louis
Day, Venetta Lan r. Roland Iiriutnell
Lela Gould; Clara Dales, Elle O'Brien
Edwin Barrows.
From Sr. 111 to .Ir. I\•, honors,
Loney Heywood, Victor Sweet, Wit -
he Bradt, Garvey Acheson, Herbert
Gardiner, Willie Armslronr, Aggie
Barkner, Harry Carlin?, Gladys
Ford, Catherine, . Makins, Edith
Heideman, Annie Ilissett, Willie Bir-
ney, Olive Wood. Pass, Jack Buck -
in ha r
3 m, fly Ue Dauncey, Birdie Boy-
le, Frank Johns. Netts Tohnston,
Tom Haltran, Ella \Vood, \Libel Tay-
lor, Annie Jackson, Alma Roye, Ches-
ter Harvey-.
From .Tr. 111 to Sr. III, honors,
Lily Rowe, Ida Welsh, Harry Sweet,
Percy Godwin. Latimer Grieve, Lau-
ra McFille, Peer! Godwin, :Minnie
Jewell.
r -
Ila r Fuke.
Pass, \\•
, Wallace
Sc
Fuke, Bl•Inclw Atkinson, Paul }. hIp-
pen, Bert \Vestcott, Ma zzie \Vend-
1.'tnd, Edith Brock. Elalo Howey,
Goorze Burden, Melinda \Wendland.
From room V to room V, t• • 3
Ray Marina., 81 per met.
Wood, 80 ;Clareneel 1k woe •Lil-
lian Boyle, 77; Bella Mel.- 76; El-
more Harness, 74: Willie Davis ".4: toeetlter with about 320,000 bushels
of wheat; in store. The elevator Wail
valued at $130,000, and insured for
$95,000. There wan also $5,000 insur-
ance on the power house adjoining,
which was saved sltzhtly damaged.
The wine! hapl►ended to be blowing
across 1 he harbor, or t he Goderich
Millin; Company's elevator would
:deo likely have been destroyed.
Midsummer Exams 'Grain Elevator
Per. W. 11. Levet t, secondtsl by I.
Armstronz, tho Reeve and treasurer
he authorized to borrow one thous-
and dollars for current expenses.—
Carried ,
Geo. Excret t and W. C. Welsh on
behalf of the hand ask for a ;rant
of one hundred dollars, also Mr.
Henry Huston ask for a errant of
one hundred dollars for the Mechan-
ics Institute.
Per J. Muir, seconded by .T. \Wood
that a :rant of $100, e50.00 payable
during July, balance 1st of October
be ;r:ur,ted the band. The band to
give open air concerts every week,
the last. portion of the grant to be
given subject to the approval of the
Council.—Ca rried .
I'er \tV . 11. Levet t seconded by 1.
Armstronz, :t grant, of $100 he giv-
en the Mechanics Institute, payable
in December.—Carried.
The following accounts were pre-
sented and orders drawn on the
treasurer for same :—Frank lent ahs
supplies to Mrs. I3rimacombe, $2.39:
Saxon Fitton, care of Town clock,
one year to lune 21st, 1905. $25.00;
Miss Mabel Kemp, pt. Salary to
July 1st, $25.00; - Richard Quance,
labor, $11.35 ;Thos. Webstendo.,$6.75
Thos. Creech, labor teaming, $6.75 ;.
'Phos. }latter, labor, 63c; Wm. Davie,
sr, labor, $3;Jerry .Knott, labor,
83; ltd. Davis, tcaminz, $3; \V, J.
Bissett, pt. eatery to June ,22nd,
$31.25; W. .1. Bissett, blind n►an'e
It. R. Lire to London, 115c; W. J.
Bissett, meals. 40c ; Samuel Sanders,
tele;rain to Hcnsall, 15c. I'ttesed
on notion of W. 11. Level 1, seconded
by J. Wood, and carried.
I'er J. \Vood, seconded by 1. Arm-
-trona., adjourn to call of Reeve.
.T. SENiOi{, Clerk.
Elegant Black and Blue ONE DOLLAR SAVED REPi(E-
SENTS TEN DOLLARS EARNED
Suitings for $15.00 The .avera;q moan dors not cavo to
exceed ten per cent of his earning..
and $18.00. Ile cruse spend nine dolhtrs in livin;
expenses for every dollar saved. That
twine rho ease he cannot be too oare-
ful about unnecessary expenses. Very
often a few; rents properly ince.+led,
like buying *iced.; tor his ,garden, will
save several dollars outlay later on
It .is ;t Ito same in buying Chamber-
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. 1t costs but a few cents,
and a hotel(' of it in the house often
saves a doctor's bill of several dol-
lars. For sale in Exeter by W. S.
1 Lowey,
Now ready for use, the best
Cement and Lime til r. \V In• Sleep, Clinton, who
has been in faihinailin '1iLoaHh for about.
That moneycan buya year passed away het week at his
residence, Hied 71 years. Ile wag a
nro • also native of Tipperary, Ireland, and a
trite.'� resident of Goderich township for
oal for Everybody over fifty years.
at lowest prices
row
tont:
prett' • -
Stn..
embro •
neck. 7
side, nr
GOBBI2DIGK
Burs ilia ,.1h1 Kind YN Ham BOO
8i8aatszs
of
n nnrrt, �
li el•.
ct i
instance
the desil
]Pct wee
bile not
coat of 1 • We offer for two weeks only the following Crockery
nodint•
skirt a, teed prices..
crushing - •
they, nrt 4. One 97 piece Printed Dinner Set, regular price
ntttplt} in $1O now $9.•t25.
the increa
extensive tlr i One 97 Printed Dinner Set,regular price
The drnpt piece � 1
•
cottage use $7.00 now $6.25.
their beauty
pensiyenes• One Toilet Set regular price .$4.00 now $:3.50
parrhn•
..
- Ing any One 1 oilet Set regular price $2.00 now $1.75
+y 'n"'4t • We keep a full line of Boots and Shoes, both fine and
do not hut,
curtains ns for Men Women and Children. Out SilOCs give do
terinls, and LIOu.
or barred ., do
,.
fisur atentedre lire' 3EAVERS BROS., Farquhar. .)
zr
of course, ►oe Price. Highest Price for Produce su
rcplaccd. r , fro
l ter than the
4,fin 1•ods the .
is vier on
1�•c•k-n-bit
argains in Crockery �1118
DEATH OF M. 1 )•Olt \VEST
LA M HTON
171'. Johnston, M. 1'. for West
Lambton, clic(' on Tuesday ni:zht af-
ter an illness of t wo weeks front
erysipelas. i1e was firs) elected to
,e !louse of Commons in 1898 and
as <' ,
been in s'
the house o sc cv< r since.
e.
nc
r. Johnston was born in Sarnia in
19 and w•as,thus fifty-six years of
ge.
at
CUT THE WEEDS
1':ir'iners and of hers interested
should bear in mind that by a re•
cent •amendutent• t ethic Ontario Mu-
nicipal Act, pat hmasters are no
Ion ;cc required to look after cut -
t.inz t noxious weeds on the legit -
ways •of •thcer division. Every ow-
ner or occupant of land ie PLOW re-
quired tel cut the weeds ,_zrowPiie on
the highway adjacent to his land.
Section 2 of Chapter 27, of 4 Ed.
VII., of thr statutes of 1901 iro-
vides as follee :
it al►all ne I lit• duty of every oe n-
ot land in a municipality to cut
en rind destroy, or came, to he cut
w•n and destroyed at the proper
nes I o prevent the ripenin; of
sit• seed, all the noxious weed.
0" in; 011 any highway. adjoiniu
ch land not twine a toll road,
m the boundary of such land to
centre line of such road, and in
o of default after notice from
inspector or overseer of hi;h-
's Ot' w' ie r 9
y whete no inspector or over-
t' ie appointed, from the clerk of
municipality, the council of
h municipality may do the work
1 may add the cost thereof to the
e9 n riittsil, t he land in the collect -
roll, and collect such. met in the
r a e � i
m nn , Ili other to ,...
x
y 1)o amcndine act it i9 still the
y n[ the pathmasters and over-
rs of highways 10 see that the.
vale owners observe and comply
1► the law catir, harry ('arsons. Sr. 111.
lie auiendtnenl does 11(11 rffect Sherman Willis. Gladys I)eetin:, Ed-
rizht conferred by 1 he tnunici- 11111 Triehner, E irl l':u .on•, May
act upon municipal councils to Sanders. .1r .111.—Florence Ileaman,
Preston Dearinr. f.eorte 11icks,Ear)
8h 'won, ,Tolutny Willis. Fred i're.s-
eater. 8r. 11.—Gorden Handers, Atte
Willis, Florence 1 saline'', Alyint r
\Willis, Kira llox, Chester Persons.
81m') I St rodlike. .Jr. 11. Wilfrid
Share on, Olive I'reszcator, Cords.
Penhsle. (Promoted from Part 11,
Martha Ilirsliew.) fart 1i. — l;ar-
ff�e111 Stinlnke. Sr. 1.—\lerle
Ile zinll.l 1'iraon+, ('ha rii' Triebncr.
Irl.—Lel a Sanders, Gorden Heiman,
Verna )'reszeilor, Johnny 13<t ;sham,
Verdi Box. No. an roll 311; tvera;e
attendance for May 35, for June 31.
erne 8. HANES, Teaeber.
THE
Cas
Ithe
�nhn,* the tr Bank CanadaI1rrs ft.nlwen
chanlsof
e
is nook. be
8impl0 desig ' HEAD OFF ICH, MONTREAL. sue
low tippet
s . ant
ing. The sl 1I. (all paid up) • ... $6,Ooc,000 ore
heels, np(1 1, or s
color and `e V $3,200,000 gam
it i'�INt'tl' ' S j'ROFITS • • • • • •....
II
li 1 1 ,-Oiyt:•• • 1 • $ 18,959 dot
�„
,•. • t..l d>v K. F. 111{RDIt. , pri
t,l,,,,• I t t , lieoerr►I Msaeser 8utwrfntendenl of Urnnchse
white ,tri' feet t 'i 95 Branches In Canada t` t1
laced is ith ribby T
worn with silk a the
SAVINGS BANK pal
cut openings
dainty ""0(1) -est at most favorable current rates allowed on Savings
color. .— 'ounts and Deposit Receipts. - g
In 8(•1,10 Ge. ;a1 attention given to the business of Farmers and Cattle -
allowed to t» hom loans are made on approved names,
`\"` `'n18 if `' es of Credit issued to travellers, payable in all parts of the
he fight, whir
of the vchi ( •
1ENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
Mistress
rest et h, ncx
u:!1Mte a ►k•.
lctnlly?" Coo
did that I WO
ting the bast t
CREDITON ;BRANCH
F, B. HULTBY, Manager.
221,009 BUSHELS OF \1'I
4iearly tt quarter ,cilli
of wheat, a serokitez ,blac
and he immense elct•a1
Goderich Elevator & T,•.•
patty reduced to twisted
ashes ,tell the story of o
otos( disastrous fires that
occurred in• Goderich. All
mains o fthe .;rex' plant
company is the engine tool
!rouse, with machinery in.ac
The tiro broke out a- noon
day. It originated in the towel
of the elevator, and before being
covered hied practicaly control
the ;rain s:orchouse. A -tiff
front the lake ensured c 11)- '• e
session for he fire fiend.
The elevator bad a capacity
nearly three-quarters of a mil
bushels or ;rain, and Mana;or
ton states contained 221,000 ous
It was all of the No. 1 Montt
hard variety, sand was rated at $
per bushel in elevator. The los
grain will' be $210,890.
Five years a;o the elevator
constructed anti to a "ere_tt extei
met the needs of \\•eeteru Out
millers. The burned ,;rain Wes p
tically all consigned to millers w
in a hundred miles of Goderich,
it is feared that some of them 5
be seriously inconvenienced,
The buildin { was of mood,
metal sheeting. Id Cost 8160,0
1 here i8 an insurance upon it
$100,000. The elevator wa+
by Goderich, Toronto and L. son
capitalists, and by the Grand Trunk
Railway company. Last year Mr.
John Hunt, of Lootsell '3 s manger.
This year the Int " is masa;ed
by Mr. \V. L :rton ,of Goderich,
Mr. ilutre havinz retired, but
retain -
in; at interest Iherein.
)cher
prominent shareholders were Mr.
Dyment and Mr. McLaughlin Tor-
ento. Grain was placed in the ele-
vator at sliippers' risk, and is un-
derstood to be well insured.
Another report says the Goderich
Elevator &I Transit. Company's cleva-
(or was totally destroyed by fire,
Eva Shaddock, 7e `; ay Jewell. 70.
Plass, Lily May Froyne, 69; Edna
Brock, 68; Cecil Pickard, 67; Young
Creech, 67 • Gerald Ilu•den, 67 Ree•
inald Ilissett, 66; Fred Brock, 66:
Gordon Taylor, 65; \\'ilii( Snell; 63;
Lorne Baskerville,69 ; Mary Acheson,
61; Wilfrid. Stewart. 60: David Hall,
60 ; .Mabel Barrows, 60; ,Willie Iiat-
ter, 59; Lulu Snell, 57. ltecomtnenil-
cd, Trueman Elliott.
From roost VII to room VI, hon-
ors, Ruby \Vnc.d, 96 per cent : Flory
Dinney, 79; \violet Knott, 70; Leon
Treble, 75 ; and Edith Davis, 75
equal: Ernest Harvey, 70. Pass,
Ernest Neil, 69: Annie Day, 58:
Gladys Delve, 57: Georze Sinalla-
contfit•, 51. Recommended on trial,
Earl Cookson, Lulu Ilnstinz+.
From room! VIII to room Vi, hou-
•ors, harry Snell, 89 pee cent, Viola
Rowe, 88 ; Linnie Ford, 8! ; Made-
leine Carlini, 75 ; ;litter Bust 0n..73.
Pass, Marion Illatchford, 66; May
Hrimacombe, 65; Bruce Walker, 52;
Garnet n t I• or 1, 51 '.
tilts l Mack, : 0
.1 ,
Recommended on tri J, Eric Ilurdon,
Tom llrimacombe, 111r•ey Neil. No.
on roll ;1: avera_c a.tteuthence :3!►,
CENTitALIA
The following is the report of S.
S. No. 1, Stephen, for the month of
June based on tool conduct and zen-
eral proficency.
Senior Department.—Class 4—Ver-
non Wilson, 717 eSatnuel McCoy 700;
Enos Windsor, 697 :Elva Windsor, 59II
Sr. I\ —\1"
rl[rid II t .i
cl n 811, Ile
r
Colldass Du1—plGoinffoc
1d011loilrliaertliSm81s0; C7,::3e0r.
Wilson, 880, Lily 1tohin=ott, 834: 51.1 r_
;cry ilepbu•n, 738: .Archie Robin-
son, 719; .Murray Elliott, 652; Gor-
don Wilson, 560;,Glady'+ Esscry, 527:
Joseph \\•hire, .191. J r. 1—Ila sol
Hicks, 860; Eddie Sim, 709 ; Austin
Duplin, 06!). Sr 3.—John linrarth,
823: I(o.s \Willi•, 755; ir:e Essery,
608; Maxwell Iiaymliem, 511: \lalvan
Callfas, :H0 ; ,John White.
MINNIE IIOTTEiIILL, Teacher
Junior Dep tie mt'nt—.1r. :3— Elyuler
Wilson, 1218, Elle Raker, 1186: Eerie
Ca !Rae. 812: IIu1,••rt \Whit e, 802 ;
Edit Divvy, 71s, I' Io-sie Davey, 681:
Bessie Anderson, 656. Roy Callf:ts, 652
Harry \'indoor, 302; Willie Alexan-
der •199. Sr. '_—EIv., Ilrooks, 914
•
GOOD FOR STOMACH TROUBLE
AND CONSTIPATION
"Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets have done me n zratt deal
of ;ood," Faye C. Towns, of Rat I'or-
taee, Ontario, Canada. "Being a
mild pbysiq the after effects are not
unpleasant, nnd I can recommend
them bo all who suffer from stomach
disorder," For sale in Exeter by W.
S. l lower.
\V hen you meant a .pleasant lax•t-
Iive shad is easy to take and certain
to act, use Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver_, Tablets. For male in fsxe-
ler by \\ . S. homey.
\V TCil SIZE OF BERRY BOXES
YOU IJUY
Tis•• l x518 of Canada provide among
other 1Linzs. what the :size of a fruit
box or basket shall be. The Domin-
ion Department of Agriculture has
been instructed bo see that the law
is carried out. in order 10 protect
the public, rind those box and bask -
el manufacturers who are now conr-
plyin. with t he low, t he Minister of
Azt•icultue directs thet steps sh:111
be taken to have the law enforced.
Box or basket manufacturers will
ploese accept t his w<irnin. and ) e
;tided accordingly.
The Dominion fruit inspector(
will be instructed to watch for vi-
olations bur any per.set may lay an
inform( ion a reins( I hose who fail
to carry out the provisions of the
Act. -
These ere:—
"Every sox of cherries or currani+
offered for bil', :cul every 4x5r1y
box manufactured and offered for
sale in Carola +hall be plainly mark-
ed on 4 lie side of the box, in black
letters, at Least hall nu inch ',tulle,
with the word "short", unless it -
contains when burl -full as weedy
5:1011y as procticable, at least four-
fifths of quart, or two-fiftI:+ of
Loyd 1':snood, 791); :ant bony Whit', :, "art,1
71)8; Fred I':iithal1, 525, Fred Essery Every besk(+t of fruit offc're ,Ifor
:367. Jr. 2—Sle1'i Neil, 883: Murv:t(1 sae in ('mala, unless .rami ied fen
Callfas, 7118 ; Everett 0111f . •, 6.111 ; the side eleinly in black let tete at
Willie Bake, 298. I'1►2—Vera Mots iresl three-quarters of an inch deep
1230 ; (1 1u•1.I Mol z. 121)0; Madeleine and wide, Wit 11 the word "quart" in
!!dist, 1007 alvan Eni'.rnt. 936: full, preceded 15111, )lie aninirnutn
Mabel!e ileeman. 615: Hubert Neil. number of tin trrs,omit lin t fraction.%
598 ; Mabel Elliot
t
31i•E(th'e•
1 Alex- which I lie basket will hold schen
seder, 171: ('t. 1, sr.—Ethel Pr,w- Iev'I-full, sirill contain when level -
den. 11111111\\ ❑Itis. I't. 1 jt.—Ar- full ,o11e or other t fiIle (011otsi0
1Iiur Robinson, (;eor:e ilackner, :11. q,yantitie' : Fifteen quarts, or inure
herr 11 tekney, Dora Heckn••y• Ilan eleven guar is ,nnd he five ant
\IA1 1) I OI(TEIt, 1'0e•h%•r, ihiee-quarter inches deep, perpendic-
u1arly, inside ntca((uremenl, 15 tient--
ly exact lc as eracl icatile ; Aix :oral
WWI bird quarts, and be four •int
live citta+ inches deet., perpen%I'i 11 -
tarty, inside measurement, ao ni .r-
1y exactly ;' pr1cticeble; or 1.%
and trio -fifths quarts, av nearly ex-
actly" as prlcticahL•,
.'Ally poser► 51110 Ile :1 -er5 10 cont•
ply Wit h any provision of this sec-
tion, and any pet son 55 h0 self or 01_
fere for rale any fruit or berry box-
es in contravention of this eect ion,
shell be, liable on summary convic-
tion. to n fine of not l'99 t hall t "en -
t, -five cents for c ich basket or box
en sold nr offered for 'tlr."
NO. 3, STEPHEN.
The fnllowini 18 a correct tepo:•1
of the standing' of the pupils of 8.
S. No. 3, Stephen. for the months
May and .lune. NImes appear i'1 or-
der o fnrer11 :-1t'—Thomas Penhal",
Cecelia ford„ Fred Heaver, Worry
Triehner, Ralph Willis, Hilda Press -
pass by-laws for preventrn 1 the
rrowth of Canadian thistles and oth-
er 5leeds detriment II to husbandry,
,Intl for comp'llin : 1 he dent rue41011
thereof
BUN 1'1' NOW
Now is 4 he 1im' 1p i,uy Chenlli0r-
lain's Colic, •Choler; 1;(1 Diarrhoea
itemedy. 1t .is ter);,in to be need-
ed sooner or ia1• r and ellen t bit
time comet+ you 'sill nerd it !oohs
—yon 51111 Heed i1 quickly. Ilnv it
now. It may Pave life. •For sale in
Exeter by \V. R. ifoecte
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
TIN Klwd You Han Always lou&ht
Bars the
Signature of
o ptofes; to Le in
ictent• eus"inesa to keep them
cat a certain gentleman who had
.,d that tho land which we have sol.] to
icinity is rough and un.uitallle for wheat
tter speaks for itself.
Usnon ee ONT., JUNE 27Elt, 1905
ARD, Esti , Exeter, Ont.
r.—It has cotue to my knowledge, that some remarks which I
n my return home, after my recent visit to the Northwest Territories
been misconstrued by certain individuals, who, apparently from sineter
motives have reported, that I asserted that the land which you have sold in
and around Fxeter, for the Canada Pacific Railway Co. is rough land, unsuit-
able for wheat raising. Now in justice to yourself ani! myself, I would like
to state that the only land i saw which you sold is a tract. which you disposed
of to Dr.tHyndman of Exeter, and I may say that this it a very desirable
piece of property and splendidly adapted for wheat raising. As for any
other properties you may have sold, 1 had no knowledge) of them when in
the
West. But since
I have
returned borne I have loarnotth.
t ant I was not
within twenty-five utiles of any of them, and therefore could not possibly
dive an opinion on thein. Regretting very much that anything I may have
said has been used to your detriment and wishing you every enccess,
1 remain, Sincerely yours,
(Signed) THOMAS COWARD.
Now is the Time to PURCHASE
Prices are Bound to Advance
We give Speculators 6 years in which to pay for lands. \Ve
give Actual Settlers to years in which to pay for lands.
,127.On down secures 32') acres, (half section) of choice wheat land.
•pmt V Thie would be a great investment fur YOU,
The above investment is without any settlement duties whatever.
$383.40 Secures 32.3 acres (half section) choice wheat l.tnd to an actual
settler. No other payment required for two years,
R. E. Pickard has just - ret urned from a ten weeks trip (hi ou zh
the \Vest, and is prepared to make careful selections of lands for t l.oA)
wishinz to make investments. Any orders left at his residence will
have hie best :ittent0*). See u: Ie -fore wo leave .train for the West.
R. E. PICKARD,
Frobisher, Assa. Exeter, Ont.
SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO
DUNE DRIDES
Fcr the benefit of those about
to go hottsckeepinl; we have
placed
onsllca
cargo
of
,Furni-
ture of every l.ir;d and quality
which we purpose selling at
spec re.lucc.1 prices during
June month.
\Vc carry tilt: largest stock. of
Furniture in the county and will
quote you priers that c,lrintrt be
beaten in O'stat in
ROWE & ATKINSON
Furniture dealers and Funeral directors
All Stores will be closed on Thursday, ,fitly Ott,.
.••••••••-a viM•
Eavetroughing
W(' do all kinds of 'Troughing, Piping, ete, using nothing
butthe best of material.
Furnaces
Gurney's New Idea has a large Feed Door itnil in in every
way up-to-date. Will be pleased to give estimates
for hot air heating.
PLUMBING, ETC).
We are not in the combine. Plumbing of :iii 1, nil •
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE
and Stove Store.
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