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HURON & M1DDL ESEX GAZETT EL
THIRTY-SECOND YEAR -No 1662
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EXETER, JNT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY :Nth 1905,
NON•••N•>•N••NNNr.••• •N4)N•NNNN•ANNtI•t►N•
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
Nails, Paints, Oils, Glass &c.
In Cements we carry the two leading Brands
of Canada
National and Star
UIV [TROUOtII NO
We also make a specialty of Eavetroughing as
we have a machine to make all our own Troughs
and can give you firstclass material. Try ns and
you will be conuinced.
T. HAWKINS & SON
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Entrance Examination
Names of the Successful
Candidates.
• The fultutvin; is the list of condi•
dates passed by 1}►e board of exam-
iners fur \fest lluron, together with
the unarks ubtatned by teach. As this
wr,s tlw first examination under the
ucw r•e;elutions and the hi;bcr
standard, and many of 4kc lcaeheri
were in doubt how to prepare for
the examination in written readin; ;
Iand as, in tLe optnion of the exam -
iners, some of the other papers, es-
pecially iho •.003rnphy, were rather
difficult for the first examination
Iunder iho now standard. the board
felt justified in lowering the pass
mark front 390 (60 per cent) to 360
which is dill an increase of from 6
to 1 per cent over last year.
A card .riving the marks awarded
has bees sent out to each pupil. and
the certificates will be is.suucd. if
• possible, before the re -opening of the
I
schools.
The number of candidates writing
was 318. Of t leetai 210 have been
passed by the board of examiners.
The followin; are the highest
marks ootained in each subject.
:Reeedin;-Jean Mhllough, 48.
\Vritinx-Irene ;�icholson and Thom-
as Elliot t, 50.
Spelling -Thomas Elliott, 48.
Literature -Lillian Jones, 88.
Aritl►orotic-Myrtle Prouso and Mao -
•el Cudmore, 100.
Grammar -Thomas
Geography -Lillian
Z Composition -Isere
and
f Mona Kidd, 87.
Total -Mary Edna Pack, 558.
EXETER
EIliotl, 95.
Geiser. 79.
Nicholson
ituyes
At Exeter and Centralia T E i E G R A P 8 E R3 (L e'n elk
y,
5000 - Minnie C.anti
Storehouses NEEDED T�aiicCol1it►s
AiIKI Do%%;
Railroad as a egrap ompan y. We went
Eileen Farmer
Young Men and Ladies of good habits, to Douglas Godwin
Cement and Lime LEARN TELE8RAP$Y Ethel Harveyn r t
Lilly Hods;ert
Beatrice llowcy
\Vinnifrod Huston
Lillian Jones
Bertha Mack
Lizzie Mack
Clarence Miners
Now ready for use, the best Annually,
' to fill newpositions cated
That money can buy and R. R. Accounting
also We furnish 73 per cent. of the Operators and
Coal for Everybody
Station he agents in AmericT, Ougra nix schools
are the largest ezolusivo Telegraphy Schools
In the world. Established 20 years and en-
dorsed by all loading $a1Iway OMciale.
at lowest prices We execute e $2. Bond to every student to
J. GOBBi��DIGK to$lO mhim oh her ates+[tionpoft front 11/0
to •d0 a month In States oast of the Rocky Earl S ,a
Mountains. or from 815 to Etta) a month iu I ' cktrsail
States west ofthe Rockies, immediately upon liat}11een Stewart
al- - _ _s greduatlpn, DouzlaM Stewart
Students can enter at any time. No vaca-
tions. For full particular., regarding any of CREDITON
our Schools write direct to our executive Mildred Br(r%%q
office at Cincimiattl, 0. Catalogue free.
icda Ewald,
SUIT'Mersa School of Telepra h� Bertha Fink ire rr
\Ctrs i'inkbcinrr
Cincinnati', Ohio. Ruffolo Lillian Gainer ......
Aflame, Ga.
Texarlkana• Tex. e,iii Francisco. Cal. Laura eleadtl
_ -- -_-- - 'ea Mary E. Pack
G tic Short' ...
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AI \lCMurra
Will, •t Moe ;Id
WE'RE
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SELLERS
You are Suit buyers. We make the
Shite- you wear them out. We make
tam as well as we can, so that tbey
Increase, \Vlw Idella Kienkle
BORN
SIHOF. MAKER. -At Parkhill. on June
30111, 1905, 10 Mr. and Mrs. C. 1+.
will not wear out sooner than they Shoemaker a son. HAY
ought. Because. if they do, you'll 1111ENNE1L-In Zurich, on .fuly 121)i, Sep. Sch.
likely go somewhere else for your 1905, to Mr. and Mrs. John Well- No. 1-St;ulislau. Brisson 372
next Suit. And no one could blame ner a .13u-titter.Toseph Corriveau 402
you. So touch money ought to buy MARRIED S. S. No. 2 -John DicDtahon ... 4-16
GO much Suit worth. And Suit. worth } IIOIISEY-FERGES(`N-011 \Vednes- ' 3 -Ethel still ... ... 375
is fashionableness of fabric -style in ! day, July 13th, Mr. William llor- 4 -Alvin Surerus 46i
cut-flt-finish-looks - dressyness - rey, of t'sborne, to Mies etaeeic I 8-1)orolby Trueiuner. 868
.and length of service. i 1•'erenson, of Exeter. ,. 10-l;nssie Munn 430
DIED Wesley Coieman ...452
.t8 good a place as there is within MOORE.-At ElimviRe, on July 11111 " Arthur Colctnan ...365
wiles to get all this and not pay too P305, Christian Moore. mother of '• Roswell Dou;a11 ...386
couch le W. Johns. Mrs. J. Pym and erandntother of •• 1:3 -Charles Dunsford ...36I
Mrs. J. Essery, in her ninety-sev- •' 14 -Mary Fee 415
Elegant Black and Blue cath year. I/iternlent :1t horn-
STEPHEN 415
Chatnbcrl.un a (,elle, Cholera
inx's Milts on July 13th. S. S. No. 1-WilLiam Sims 39'3 and Diarrhoea Remedy
Suitings for $15.o0 Harold Du ]an 41:3 Ruth. the little dau;hter of E. N.
COMMUNICATION • p Dewey, of A;newville. Va., was set."
and $18.00. Exeter, 19th July, 11)1)5 , Wilfrid 1[odzins :38:1
_-Eva lbcrtzel •3si iously ill of cholera Infant um last
JOHNS
John White ( Sores, 1 unli,'hers• summer. "\1'c ;ave her up and did
Exc....Exc.... Onl. Roy Hill ...1.)5:.2
a 1 hive noticed \l r. Robert E. Pick- 4 -Nora Brown .. . 387 not expect her to live from one hour
3111.S advertisement in the East two " 6 -Edna! Finkheiner ...363 to a not her," he says. "I happened
to think of Chamberlain's Colic.Laura Katz ... ... 39
issues of your newspaper itl %eTtchCholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
Maid advert isenlcnt Mr. Pickard
utakes flu: statement lbat "twine
People who profess to be in the bund
business have made she statement".
1 just wish ,to say, that as far
its I ern personally concerned that
the statement mads% by Mr. Pickard
Its false.
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427
451
116
479
446
446
424
397
408
410
401
450
161
477
436
431
115
442
468
:199
439
394
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431
462
558
506
102
.450
GODF.ttll'11 MODF:1. cI1001.
\rmstronx that the street wator-
ltlnud E. Beacom ..•157 j iu; retro be 11) cents ler foot. -Car- r�Ta - e
Mattie BelcherAlice E. Fraser ...
Margaret elcleiinwi
Mabel electionald
Mary Pearl MacGillivray
Grace etch; ate
Irene Nicholson
rene J'ridhein
Mary Seritlleuur
Durut by TenantGertrude A. Vanstono
Gree' Vivien
Elea nor Walker
Isabel Grace \V amuck
ilii
123 tied.
127 The followin! accoutres %vert pas-
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432 ,ed and order,' the tin on t lt t let tree',.
l32 urer tor game.
143 Messrs. Sunder„ Si Tractile -le. 10 I''
duo
11e cent balance on walk 1901, $71 :
167, Harvey Bros. flour ate for Mr. Brim -
Is Will
JOHN WHITE & SONS
Interest You
ROBERT E. PICKARD, Exeter, Ont
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.499 ; inacombe. $3.45: Dr. J. W. Brow
365 in„ hoard of health ac. for 1901
419 and 1905 40 date. $2'2.50 ; Jno. Ford,
408 pt. salary et) July 1st, $27.00; W. • Canadian Pacific Railway' los. Lands, Canadian
413 J. Bissett, charity to Mrs. Delve,
106 $10.00; ltd, Quince, labor, 75c Thos. Cos. Lands. Saskatchewan Valir'y anti MTanitoha Cos.
01 Webster, do, $4.50 ;.Jerry Knolt. do., -
General
Selling
Agent.
Ma retiree Lawson
ire Ernest, (Sales
Edwin .)antes Clark
Gordon Drink tt••ater
Thonies Moss Elliott
John E. C. Elliot t
1Vilfred Lewitt ... ...101
William Marwick .131
Reginald Pied haul 401
Edwrad Thomas Watson ......:371
Roderick Leone rd 417
GODERICIi SEPAiRA'1'E SC11001+
Frances G. llootl ... 471
Lizzie Lacy A. .. 4:34
Flora Kidd ... ...156
John Griffin ...155
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366
462
301
512
459
$4.50 ; .Hd. Davis, -teaming, $2.75;
Silas Handford. do., $2.00 ; .1. Sutton,
street watering ac., $23.1)1) ; -Mrs.
\1"Lite, scrubbine Town Hall, $3.00;
C. B. Sne]i, eleotric liehtine for June,
$85.38. Motion per J. \1'c'• I seconded
by W. 11. Levet't a,i t r:,::
Council adjourned until .Jul, _r,1
per \V. 11. Leveed seconded by J.
1Vood.
.1. SENIOR, Clerk.
Locals
CLINTONMr. Fred (:idles is visiein; friends
11cnor,:-:A,drr%%'s, Clifford: in (Myth.
detl, Shirley; Iirowu, \luhel; Court_ Mist; Mabel Barrows is visit in.;
ice. Dean ; Cantelon, John ; Devid�'on 111 London.
Clef[; j''ord, icjl�i ,l ester, 1'rank; JiJss Lulu 1lartin has returned
Gunn, Amy ; �;ihbin S, 1LuLt. ; lTe►- )tome from Dorchester.
men, Gladys :; llernm:en. Mar;uei'ite ;
Hall, Morley ; Johnston. Etta ; Mid-
dleton, Azncs; Mckenzie, Ala .eeic;
.lhann;Lan, Ruby ; McCaughey. Ros-
ie; Mcelath, Myrtle; Millar. Inez:
Qui;ley, Alphonsus :.lthodes, Fran-
cis ; Itansford, Melville : stance, Clar-
ence ; Rutledge, Jeanet : 1witchell
Harry ; Wiseman, John :.\Viltsc, Elv:e
Weir, Teddie ; \Villsot, Muriel.
. Passed:-11]eke. Edward; Carter,
Irene; Challenrer, Annie ; .Cuu,iI iii l
Annie ; Elcoat, Edna ; .1•'lynn, John
(Foster, Mamie ; f;dente Ise beide ; Mol -
land Flossie ; Hill Ruby : Irwin. Itolet.
.McLean, Myrtle, MiC:n•sncy, May:-: -
Miss Gertic Smith, of Tliedford, is
visiting at hell Houle here.
Mr. Allan Myers, of London, spent
Sunday in town.
Mr. \Vellin;toii 1Ve,tcott. of Pet -
erbotou;h, is stttndirt; rt few day,
at his hotno here.
Miss Wilverlw Quancct has return-
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ed to Ailsa Crnie after visitinrg her
mother here .
Mr. and Mrs. .John Quante. of
Snowflake, Man., have •returned to
their home. They were accompanied
by iss Lyda Quance of town.
la: Moore. Pearl ; Sutdercock, Bella; \Iisa Ina Windsor, of 'frown City,
Trick, Jennie ; Taylor, Mary ; 'i'i rhe, \fish., 1s s he guest of her cousins.,
Thomas ; Tebi,ut•t. Oscar. the Misses Gould and other refa-
SEAI''O1ITlt tivea iu town.
llolors:-Bell, Earle; Mirk,, (Ley; James street Mctlwdist Sunday
Iter;ard, Christcrna ; .Clarke, +t+nuie School pianiced at Grand (lend on
M. : Coleman, Mary T..:Dt ver ClaraWednesday. The day was clear and
B.; Dickson, John St.: Fowler, Hen- the lake calm, elle large crowd who
,y; Grieve Pearson; llankirk, Alk, attended enjoyed +thrl day's eulinr to
May : McMillan. John ; Pet hick, Net- the fullest.
t ie ; Sparlinz. Clarence ; Stearc,
Mr. Thomas Boyle and [<un►ily are
Berl ; Stewart. Lillian : \V hit wore, rusticating at Grand Bend thisweek.
Elsie. On Friday last while driving to
Passed :-llueole, \Vm. ; Carter, Grand Bend ('ark, Mr. Thos. Carl-
A;nes A. ;Cleary, Margaret ; Cluff, ing jr., had -+lie misfortune to have
Myrtle ; ,Dayton, James Darwin, Nor- his foot oau;hr in the wheel of the
bort ; Dickson, Alex.: 1)ocherly. \1'nl. Ica;Ort. Ilia foot w:as badly 'vr•ench-
Dorrance, lfarvey ; Dornance, Itay ; ed but is improvin; nicely,
E11•iot1, \1'.: I'airbairn, 1:(limn : Fool- Parents and !uardian.i will please
kner, Lillian ; ,Plana ;an, Ed. J. : sec drat all !town Atudcnts desirous
Floyd, 11. Pearl.; Gillespie, Nellie; of enterin. either of the high School
Gevlin, Frances ; Govenl.ock, '1 bomas ; classes for 1 ha September term, reg -
Grieve, Ilelen A.; Ilabkirk, Orville: ister with the Secretary not hater
Holland, Florence; Holman. Sadie: than the first day of Aueust. As
Houston, Frances : Iiully, Maud : only ;e Liutited 11 umber of outside
Hunt, Florence Y.; Laidlaw, Fier-
tion
can be received. r(ui+tra-
(nce; Lohnr4, F..Tde tion should lee made %vial the Sec -
L. ; ,McCormickck, 11)::‘1.111) ; M.cJh.o;•nziCavoc, Au- ret;try on or bcfprc 1114! 15th day
derina ; McIver. Mary : McMichael. of August.
A xnes, McMilIon. Joseph : Mullii, Grcuul Lodre.-Messrs. \V+ C. llu-
\V il.ter ; ,Murphy, Frank : 1)'Cuurlor' ,ton. Dr. Amos, .11.4.
i. A. Ste%%'art, L.
Michael :O'Keefe, Itosn : )'iuknry, W' 11. Dickson .and W. J. lleaman are in
M.; (toss, Earlo: ltuffl--. Emily; :attendance at Ilse semi -centennial
Sillery. Elie -abet 11 ; Suitt It, A;nes ;
Sproat, J. Edwin. Thomson, lienal ; gathering , of the Grand iLnce A. i -
Torry. A.z.ie : Van Egmont', 1?:1 r1 ; & A. \l,t of sesCassion
Province n[ On-
tario, in srasiou ar Hamilton frons
Wilson, Annie. July 19111 to July 21st, A very
- CHOLERA iNFAPTI"\[ large delegation from ill parts of
Child not Expected (o Livo From the Province is expcet0d. 1'rcper-
One Hour to Another but Cured (lion, have beeit nrsde 1u entertain
1,1011 of them. One of the m titers
of interest to come before the Grand
Lodge is '1ho slety enlist Billion which
may be a subject of discussion
Merchant Tailor
60 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
ATENTS
TR*oc Mas
DEsloels
COPYRIGHTS ac.
AIIICS leeenat a sketch and desert ttIQn nay
safe ow a our opinion w et an
invent p?obably omaanles.
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Yours 'Truly
1': I t N EST ELLIOTT.
'L:eke adv tot a ;e. of our ' 1-suttl-
In!'1 .offer, 25 cut from now to
.Tins Is?. 1906. Send a copy of the
Times to en al..sen: member of your
household. J'ost.:tee paid ,to ;tny part
of Conadt, United Stales or Great
13r'it,ain
.A. 1111 or COMEX 41.
Tile Kind You Nae On 8a4td
Bit,, the
Signature
of
THE
Merchants Bank of Canada
HAD OEN ICE. MONTREAL.
CAPI TAL+ all paid tip)
x��Rvl:•....
SURPLIS PROFITS....
•doll. }'t'yHTe
(lenersl Manager
05 Branches
$6,000,o0o
53,200,000
•••• ••••$ 18,959
X. R. 1IKIBDKN,
tlnperintenden0 of Branches
In Canada
SAVINGS BANK
Interest at most favorable current rates allowed on Savings
'Bank Accounts and Deposit Receipts.
Special attention given to the business of Farmers and Cattle-
men, to whom loans arc made on approved names.
Letters of Credit issued to travellers, payable in all parts of the
world.
A GENE.AL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
CREDITON:BRANCH
F. 0. HOLT BY, Manager.
Robert Henderson 36'1
" 7-D 'viol McKenzie 12:3 tot a bottle of it from the store. in
" 11 Lily Ehlers leo five hours I saw a change for the
Norman Brown. ..5 holier. We kelt+ 011 living it and
Sep. Sck
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No. 1 .iSullivan .. .i..7
Sara Stew:irl :187
1 SI3OIINE
N. S. No. 1 -Lillie Oke :37,361
(toy Blatchford 360
•• 2' -Lindsay Gardiner 427
" 1 -Eileen Caves .101
Alice Davis 185
('earl Hunter... :11118
Flossie hunter :381
Edna' Luxton :162
ri-1Villiant Elford
Alnnrr:a Heywood 121
Vera waseeeen ...Illi rivet.inx to be held in 'Immoo on
ZURICH Wednesday and-lhurela)•, AU.tutt
JoAnne Elbert' gee 30 and :31. Reed end filed.
Dlsssrs. Ilur,lon and T:un:ut
Celia Iles,' :176 ed ori Aha ('nunril axkinz a ;r':nu for
Arlt Krh(elder 125 the purpose of securinx the told te-
iIENSAI.1, cre-•tt.iou en -mud=. The Iacros'r club
Ji.,bel Cuduloru
121 havinr tried ,)e school ;rounds :ed
Mir .tarot Mein found the Raine to he too entail for
Mary T Ott %% ak ..•107 lacrosse. Per .1. Muir •econdcd I!y
Millon ein 366 I Arrnst ren•1 hat a event of $15
Iver, Welsh
Wht 392 b :nide 40 ercurc 11t' old recreation
zrounds, payable to Mr. Eli :;hell.
C:e rried.
l'er \V. H. Levet!, Secnrvt. d by .1.
Muir that Mr. Win. Jerold 1 ep-
pnitrt('rl pound keeper for t he N: r11,
Wand and a by -1 tw be prep lied co.e-
Iirmine t i,r' sInic.-Car rie'tl.
Mr. C. 13. Snell made en riff r 1n
dispn'e of I he Elect ric 1,i eh pl.tnt
exelusive of buildinee end lame to
1L- corporation for $8000.110. 1'sr
\V. 11. hevntS• seconded by I. Arn►-
'• 9-Ire,n• Dtn►zl:i ...11: strong tbat he Reeve call for a
Mirzatot Eder •.. :399 pubic mentinz ito be hekl in the
Town hall on Monday, .Til% 17111
at 8 p. 11). to 1liseus• Electric Li Al
propovit ion.-Girried.
Per J. \1'ocel seconded by 1. :\rm-
before she had taken the half of
one tonal' bottle she was %yell. This
remedy is for sale in Exeter by \V.
R. l Lowey.
EXETER NCiL
Council met per rail of Reeve in
Ilse Town. Ilan on Weednevday, lu-
1 v 12111. 1905 al 8 o'clock p. nn.
Members all pre..' nt, The nlinones
of ,nrntinx held on .lune 29tH %tore
read and approved.
A communication ft Ile• 01031in
Muniri,►al Association it. ..annual
TI'CKEIISNIIT11
S. le. No. 1 -John i►. McLaren 415
" 3-11obert $,nilio 396
Intontr.' ynlili(• 318
S'rANLEV
1'Ilion No. 1 -Norman Jolliest on 115
Daci•i Sulk
(Non hl " 1- Melee' StineO! 116
Eva Si ieetorr ... :376
5 -Olive Pollock :191
fi-11'illir Davidson 391
•' 7 -Evelyn Workmen 411;
Hui!' leers
.3611
See him i•+ Shrrri11 499
.Joseph Welder ... 38.3
Nat ha Mel Ester 115
10-hizxie' Aikenleeed ...383 et rime, il►e ('ommiseioner to .retire
Firms: Mlle ctrl ...:360 25 ceder poste. :tl••n a tot tett its s,f
.. 11-I:dttin is^505th ... 381 2 in, e, pipe Ito;w used nt he accon-
F:Ir-,mo1 11e(11 3!17 eicry.-Carrinrt
11,11( 1 Il'I,I 1'cr ,T. Muir ,t•rond,•d by .1. Wood
Met .1 11ss4I :363 tet^ clerk instruct the loam .,elicitor
Mamie Mcl)ouxnll .......... 410 end have b)• -law weltered re virile
Lizzie Robert see 393 new calk air Main Street f,o,n Sta-
Katie Ronne 380 +inn road to the, brill;e. Term 'e -
Alice Tippett. 381 :eririint tan years.-Carrie,l.
Leomr.i McGee ....160 Per W. 11. L'%»td second..a 11 1.
Public eletstinx.-A public mete in;
of the rate -pap -re %sag cellon for
on Monday evenin ; ley order of the
Council to consider , he proposition
of Mr. C. I3. Snell re t he• purch•Isin t
of the electric light plant. '('here
was nilly a .-Mail representation of
the citixeit4 prteseitu end but t000 of
the council ,icon-Mc--rs Muir :and
Levu ti. The meetux %t.ts pre-ided
over by 1)r. J. A, Rnliine iu ;L. setteeICe1 •e •
of the Reeve, . , .•
, � , I ue-
ed throuxh illnr-v. Sevtt.HE pee-.ut
aired their Vie‘‘ t4 On the , but
:is there was not :a full repres nt:1-
tion present, the myelin; %%an eil-
juurtiu.I for two siceks. 11 was pro-
posed that W. I1. 1.e5•r•11 111'011:1 rt. :en
eitintate of t he probable co.,l a,f
rtir►c the p11nt, 1 Icarus
4'10 to 11+e derived therefrom end re-
port et next) meet ln 1. The ptll•ella:•t'
n ftllc electric plant li the curp.n•a-
ttou is .t matter which -hutted re-
ceive t he careful censi•lerai inn of
every i,itelli;(•nt viler and if for
the L•enefit of the them -INo,ltl Lr
taken hold of 1111 Ir1I1
LA\1'N 110 NV LI Ni;
'I•li' first echrduli. nr to , he
series fur 11tt1 club eh,nipiun-8,111 +tar
played on Thurday evenin: ',-, Ve-
t ween tun of I h • ranks romp. inx
Ihe Exeter (toe. lie,. cote, ens (.m% -
ed to I'll ,r closely con,.•.ore end ill..'
((•rest int name, 11(1 ,!9ltlr: )•rntn-
ise, tlino! :thou t Ir. Pon, '•1 be
well vrnt t h 5(011)!. I ! he-"
rank t,nee; iLerr• telt! ie. r -1e
in 11.1iiit for Len nt iful sort r r- 11)
be preserved , hrou!It 1 getter(' ' 11)'
of \1 r. N. D. Hut dote I'nllmsin1 is
the result of tlo fire rink -fettle
C. 11. Snell W. 11. Level8
3. 0. 88 anbury 1.. 11. Dickson
W. W. Taman •1 . .1. Ileaman
Iter. Wm. Martin 1' .W. Madinat,
Skip 17 Skip til
Tho Exe4 r Doe lets veer: en p1',
return visi11 to Si. 11:11)' ne \Ved-
neatley nett.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
TN Kind Yu Hue Always Ink!
Beare the
Signature of
North West
1.untla atzo
a number of other improved and nnimprovedNorthWest farm lands.
We havo made •a number of splendid investment+{ for our clients, who
placed orders with us for selections of Can:tdrtn Pacifio and other
North West lands. In a number of instances values halve increased so
rapidly that our patrons could readily realize double the amount of the
money they have invested, and in view of the splendid prospects for
a bumper. yield and an enormous crop, and the unprecedented num':er
!ot sottlera coining into the west, prices of lands of eood quality and
situated convenient to a railway aro bound to make a still ft)rther
Larie advapce,
History Repeats Itself
19Veeees often breeds jealousy, and some people %vhn profess to be in
rho land business, but who are not doing sufficient, business to keep them
employed, have made the statement that a certain ;gentleman wino had
recently visited the West, reported that rho land which we have sold to
various individuals in this vicinity is rough and unsuitable for wheat
raisin;. The followint letter speaks for itself.
USBORNE, ONT., Jr ' t: 27E11, 1005
RoIIERT E. PICKARD, Esti , Exeter, Ont.
Dear Sir. -It has cotue to my knowledge, that some remarks which I
made, on my return Home, after my recent visit to the Northwest Territories
have been misconstrued by certain individuals, who, apparently from sinater
motives have reported, that I asserted that the land which you have sold in
and around Fxeter, for the Canada Pacific Railway Co. is Dough land, unsuit-
able for wheat raising. Now in justice to yourself and 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 is a very desirable
piece of property and splendidly adapted for wheat raising. As for any
other properties you niay have sold, 1 had no knowledge of them when in
the west. But since I have returned home I have learned that 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 snecess,
I 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. We
give Actual Settlers to years in which to pay for lands.
$$427.00 down secures 320aeres, (half section) 01 choice wheat land.
!Lr• This would be a great investment for YOU.
The above investment is without any settlement duties whatever.
$38
0 Secures 3a) acres (half section) chcice wheat land to an actual
3.4
settler. No other payment required for two years.
R. E. Pickard has just returned front a ten weeks trip throu;h
the West, and is prepared to make careful selections of Imola for those
wishin; to make investments. Any orders left at his residence will
have Itis best :attention. See us before we leave again for (he West,
R. E. PICKARD,
Frobisher, Assa.
L; Yeter, Ont.
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