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The Exeter Times
DALENDAR I''Olt FEBRUARY, 1906
SUNDAY 4 11 18 25
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a�0.�2(,,,mDAY le 12 19 26
i►•D AY , tI 13 20 27
WI3DNEsD.Y... . 7 14 21 23
FIIRSDAY...... 1 8 16 22
LAY 2 f1 16 23
3,1�II8RDAY 10 17 24
THURSDAY, FEB. 18th, 1906
THE CEMENT MATTER
Eight or We- it our. discussion
i'as devoted by two'tunired and fif-
releircbolders of t bo N) t _anal I'ort-
nnd Cement Company of Duelutin
iYednesday of Last week Ir. the Labor
Iempbe, Toronto. to the effeird of
lie company. Thera' was an •urycasy
&ling about that all waa not well.
Ls a result of the feeling among the
iarelraldors it was resolved to ex -
Jude all r,eparfer.% stud whilethe
srranguing during the sessions
•as undoubtedly loud oatd long the
tatement was inade that no acri-
Pony %vas displayed. The rompa ny
s Lame 1,800 eho•ri,helders iattcrest•
d in $750,000 paid up stark, weenic
250,000 was al e ,
t allotted t e(1 to the l rom.o•
bre of t'he company. On the whole
this a dividend of ebout 8 1-2 per
Ent:. was earned last Wenr, but it was
cooled to the payment of the caont-
i3lny'd debts. It is claimed tihat the
gmpiny is in. n t horoughfy Found
rid selvunt conditfou, but n wide
effeaenco of otsitt'xvt waa !!told ;19 to
he texaatenoo ot sufficient want at
ur'ha,n to keep the works going.
Aerie was temple testimony to the
[feet three marl in nbttr..da,nce far
4ty years to come t: ,•• rnesont in
Ile <tdjoinug takes.
Not wit hsto•nding thee. n strang s'n-
!ncnt hid been croaled among a
rtain section who desired to move
ie mill to Port Colborne. The Dur-
bin 'people objected ettongly 'to the
,its, and it was !freely suggested that
be proposal Ives mad.o with a view
) depreciating this value of the
sock tend tee sting control of the
t s:J]C 33.
One speaker declared thet 160 tons
coal a dy lore, need in burning
e cement. and the reeving on f r eight
removing to Port Colborne woull
-t-Joest $1 n tot. The expressed
)inion of the senescing was, however,
tangly against moving tate plant.
The financial statement slowed a
lance to credit for the year of
3.133. The annual reports were
pted as submitted.
The storks were elo:red down on
cemletr 23, and much 'speculation
urred e to the'. reason. None
uld be furnished dcfiritely, but it
peared teat the Superintendent,
,r. II. If. Parr, doeiring to go to a
iwt>reeitionin ()hire had closed down
his oe n authority. 'Work will be
-timed on the adturn of suitable
rather.
The meeting, ethic)) included troth
,lees, was presided over by Mr. S.
' McKay, of Woodstock. It con-
ned for business sifter ,gx'.ndiing the
t.rning in inspceting proxies, at 2
,lock, but did not get down to
e balloting. for directors till ten
clock.
The rctivult of the tolloting teas an•
iunced cis follows :-W. 1i. lloyle,
1'. I'., Cinnington : Gilbert Mc-
echuie, Durham : It• Il. Mc\Villinms
,ven Sound : A. 1'. 2•f:iclsren, M. P.
nit fore : Ve le:o ray' Ita t z, M. i'.,
tek hell ; S. F. McKoy, Woodstock ;
W. Dyer, St. Tb<•mis.
J. A. Cline, Stretford; .1. Cobble-
ek, Exeter read J. W. Scott. Listo-
0, were retired f teen the board.
GUARANTEED (:PitE FOR PiLES
Itohint, Mind, l;'cc.li.n;, I'i''1rud-
e files. 1)ru, ziste ale gun: •a ized
refund money if faze Ointment
els to .nils in f to 11 days, 50c.
The Jar of
Couyhinq
-Jammer blows/ steadily :T-
illed,
`r-
(lied, break the hardest rock.
toughing, day after day, jars
nd tears the throat and lungs
ntil the healthy tissues give
ray. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
tops the coughing, and heals
to torn membranes.
Tho best kind of s testimonial --
"Bold for over el:t, years."
:..L7wcAyrOu,r.aLowlLw
geroi s1[.*01,13tl11.
M41RstNwIR-
lave no '.erne ! ere palhin
Its. aid our nedlete...
Ipatfon retard roe
th Ayr's Pats.
THE EXETER TIMES, FEBRUARY 15th 1906.
Albert Wolfe started this leek to
learn bI tcksmithing wit h Mr. AIOU zo
Hodgiu+.
i A number of our young people at-
tended the carnival at Exeter on
N'ho Cam heat they, -While ,uo.+t Monday evening.
The following prices were sterid in
our v:ij ig' Inst week, .butter lee;
eggs lee; turkeys 13c; Hey $7, oats
35c.
i'eoplo (Are trying to get their liens
to out do those of their ucighbu'•o
Mr • Chas, Kktazle is keeping quiet
on t hat score- Alt hough he has
hens that aro layers he prides him-
self on omitting turkeys, that are
money ruukers. On Mondry be Ile -
Livered to Mr. S. Brown. a ctraice
specimen, that would make the breed
given eaoh Thanksgiving to Presi-
dent It.00sefolt appear puny. The
bi• ,e
t d weighed 23 l and nd !tc re-
ceived 13 cents a pewit! or nearly
$:3.00 for it.
Mr. G. 11. !loltznirtn, why has the
contrect 'for erecting our new school
'house, 'leas the brick, rand, etc. on
thedo
reedyto
r u
n
g ) commence work
earl.r
early in the spring. If ono may
judge from the veins and spce. fica-
tions the building will be n model
school house. The arrangements for
heating, lighting, ventilation and
all conveniences cannot be improved
upon tied the trustees are justified
in feeling proud of their work so
tier.
Some of our boys on Sunday night
last enjoyed themselves by breaking
off the ornamental scroll work on
the verandah in front of Mr. James
Clark's Harness shop. Now when
it comes to destroying ,personal pro-
perty we think the boys are going
too fay. hie. Clark has given the
boys a chance to Immo in ends settle
with Lim :quietly, otherwise he will
employ different moans.
Messrs. C. Illuett, W. Kerr and
Rev. itr. Andrews were in ivarkthill
last week. •
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The oyster supper given by the
Ladies' Aid of Wee Diet hodist church
on Wednesday evening of Lies week
was a very enjoyable affair. There
'Were 1D1 of oysters, a good program
and the 'Ladies are better off finan-
cially.
?Ir. Jacob Musset, who was 79 years
old on Friday last gave a birthday
party in honor of the occasion. Only
the immediate members of des family
even present. We join with his
many friends in wishing ]tint many
more years of health :and happiness.
A number of our young ;peoplo
took in the oyster supper at F.dcn
on Monday of Ui s week. They tre-
ssle a good time.
Messrs. Kuhn. Zw.ickcr and 1*ilber
attended the annual meeting of the
Durham Cement Co., held In Toron-
to last week.
Mr. Garnet Bissett had the •mis-
tot tune to 'have a casting on bis
traction engine break one day last
week. The occident happened in
front of Mr. Albert Morlock's black-
smith shop at which place it was
ewon 'repaired.
Rev. G. W. Andrews, 13. A., ot Ccn-
t en Lia, 1,rcaahed Epworth League
anniversary sernsons in t:he Metho•
dist church Isere err Sunday both
morning ,and evening. The Sunday
school in 'the afternoon was largely
attended, there being 120 teachers
end :sclvolars present. This part of
the church work is progressing very
favorably. Our pastor, ]acv, Mr.
Andrews took Bev. G. W. Andrews'
work .en Centn:rli,a tin the morning
and preached anniversary sermons
at Eden in the atternoon end even-
ing.
\1'c ore pleased to .tee Mr. Charles
Feltner out again after a severe at-
tack of inflammatory rheumatism.
Mr. Feltner was under the care of
Dr. E. A. Heist
Mies L. Anderson, of Ccntrelia, 4.9
1 h guest of Mrs. Wm. Sambroak•'ii
for a few days.
A number from Centralia attended
the oyster supper given by the La-
dies' Aid on Wednesday of this week.
Quite a number from here attend-
ed Cho &ince at Mr -Nelson Maker's
on Fridiy last.
Mr. C. %wicker, our genial mer-
chant mule a largo shipment of
seed to ,Chicago one ,key last week.
Messrs. Garfield Biker and A.
Blown, who have Ix+cn visiting rel-
atives and friends in this vicinity for
a fel Leeks left Saturday for their
home in Brussels.
Mr, and hers. August hill visited
in Zurich over Sunday.
Word has been received by Mr.
W. H. \Wentzc•1 of he dcstth of Miss
Lotti' !Innen, of London. who was
rt frequent visitor in oi(r village.
We understand Miss Brown has been
sick for sonic time.
The literary necicty met of the
home of the Misses ttciver last week.
There I- is a (good programme a.nd a
pleasant time te1s spent by all. The
next meeting of the eociety- will be
held .at the kerne of Dr. rind Mrs.
Heist ion Friday of (hie week.
Mr.•s Addie Morlock, of Exeter, lets
th' guest for a few days !net week
of Mrs Bettis!' Beaver.
invitations .are out announcing chi:
manringe of Miss Minnie Andrews,
daughter of itev. Mr. Andrews, to
Mr. W. 11. MkOarmick, of Pierson.
Mem. a on Feb. rb.
21st.
At t he offioi:al board meeting of
the Methodist church held •oast week
the finances of the church were re-
ported to be in gr,sd elope. and. oe-
ports from the different departments
of the church were very encourag-
ing. The hood gave their t ester,
Rev. Mr. Andrews. a very cordial
invitation to remain with them for
anotb r yedir. They expressed their
npprec:otion of hie Reil during the
plot yalr in the building up of the:
church and Ileeire hien to continue in
the good work he his so successfully
conducted.
Thr following is the prognun to
be given at the grand concert im 1) -
Irtlf of the Crediton bind on the
21st of February : Cltaiirmn n's ad-
dt :OS ; 41n'1 ',eked on : so!:►, "re IIigen
Dill agan" Will McLeod ; recitation,
Mies Ms tile Clark; Polo, Miss Ella
Itnaver; band selection; Fol(1, "Ilan
a ray batty seen my brother Chirlict"
Will McLeod: (twee Dr. deist and
Aliss Ileni:rh Ire ver : s-t!o, :Hiss Cl ire
11,i.,t ; rreit,Jlion, ,i!iss Ella Link
h'nil lie loot in: sola •'t1!. :c meet" ee.
M
arclestd'Lrad: u rtet rurtaonit
Lloyd .Ten +: t►rnd ee lt-otia)n: Foto
•' Poo 'ono Well Meloo.l: trotru-
mt•nt .1 d . Mrs. Zwicker and M.ss
1.11tu
CItEDITON eci10ol. 1tl•:i'Olt'1'
The following is :t it port of Cued
sten Public sellout for J.nuiiy. 7
per con tof the marks aro rewired
for honors, 60 for , pass. Nantes it
e
order e
t merit. i •'
t thermion Ile.-\'.
Honors, G. Swcitzer, E. Perk, G
Shot I, 1V. -Piss, E. Hill.. P. tetis,'r
11. Medd. Sr. III. -Honors. E. C ti-
mer, L. lenkbeiner, A. leinkbeincr
stra
Pass. M. O;icher, 1', Ilaist A
\\'ucrth, W. Oestre cher, E. Apple-
ton, C. Ifoltznv+,nn.
CLA t1DE 111,1lE'1-T. 'Poacher.
Division H. - It►te.•niedntte III.
Honors, P. Treitz, E. 1'rdhrte.r, 0
Beaver ; pass, N. Hill, 11. Hill, It
lledden. Jr. III,-Thor:ors, L. Geiser
pass, 0. Bissett, 0. Appleton. Jr.
Lf. -honors, L. Redden ; pass E.
Bluth. A. \',-hopeless A, lled(ton:
piss, A. Sambrook, L. Wermer, 0.
Walker, H. English.
MISS FARROW,, '}reacher,
Division 1 -Sr. IL -honors, Quecnio
Hodgins: pass, Florio' 'Hill, \V. Raist
Br
M. Weiner, L. own, L. Cost reicher,
Francis dill, Melvin II now n, Sr. Pt.
IL -Honors, Fnank King, Irene Erb,
Gordon Benedict ; beans, Herbert
Shenk, henry Finkbeiner. A. III. -
Honors,, Verne Hill ; pass, Harring-
ton Finkbeincr, Vena lledden. A. If.
Bass, Enimory Geiser, Clara Coerci-
ober, Allen °trtot.. A. I - Honore
Losetta hast ; pass, Mildred 'Guen-
ther, Lavergne MoMurray.
MISS EII:NZLF, Teacher,
CROUP IS DEADLY(
It must be stopped 'quickly. Noth-
ing so sures .as N.rvili•ne. Give it in-
tornelly and rub it on eI,est and
throe t-oroup soon vanishe. No
elan an write o more efficient
prescription, than Poison's Nervitiue,
which reaches the trouble and cures
quickly. Tthe marvellous power of
Nervilinc will surprise you; it's the
best household •remedy for troughs,
oolds, Fore chest, croup and internal
pain of every kind. Large bottles]
sold beenold by all dealers for
needy fifty years at eye.
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liIItel ON
(.onsidot-obits sickness prevails to
the village and vicinity a: present.
W. . tr. ,Corr, V. S., ryas in Toronto
on Wednesday last on business.
Mr. Chas, Attalle, of the Veterin-
ary Collcgc, Toronto, spent a few
days of Last week end this ;renewing
ncqua.intamces in the village.
Mr. Geo. Longhurst was called to
Toronto on \V.ednesday last to at-
tend the burial of his sister, return-
ing on Monday evening.
Win. Jtr. \\.
m. Mloorc its indisposed at
the time of writing. La Grippe.
Mr. Albert Switzer has this week
stored the finest lot of ice that has
been cut here for pears -in duality
it could not be better.
Mr .Joseph Brooks, of teelgary,
Alta., who hies spent the past two
monttls in and around the village,
took his departure for ties west on
Monday,
Mies Alice Dottpe, of Illy 1lr, is
visiting in the village this week, cit
the home of Mr. Samuel Doupe,
Mr. Jas. Ite:itty stent a couple ot
drys in Toronto last week on busi.
pens,
Miss ilester flonthron, who recent-
ly come haute. 'from Winnipeg on a
visit thus decided to remain for a
time.
Mr. \Ven. Jamieson, jr, atter a visit
with friends here, has returned to
Niagara, There lie is employed by
the 0. T. It.
CI►as. Duffield intends erecting a
Large livery stable in the spring and
alnoady has material on the ground
to commence work.
Miss Irharu Brown, who has been
ill, is improving nicely.
Mass Esther Brethour, of Winni-
peg is visiting relatives here.
}tee. Bartlett, of Woodh:ire, as•
listed Rev. Vette with the revival
meetings List week.
Mr. ltobt. Moore, of Tara, es
iting friends here.
Dr. Roger, formerly of Fergus, is
visiting rnclutires here prior to lav-
ing for this nese Conte in South Caro-
line ,
The annivereary services .6( St.
i'aul's church were held last Sunday
The Rev. Purdy, of Mitchell. of •
ficia1el. Specie! collections ler' 1:1 -
ken in mill of trio building fund of
tri' remelt.
The meet ing 'of t Sout h feet It
Farmers' Institute 'held 'here on
Tuesday .was highly successful. Many
limners were in attendance and the
discussions Peri, productive of nludh
good. Many excellent suggestions
relative ho Toning sserc {riven, and
t hat t lr. y wore appreeaitril is evi-
denced by cletee attention given the
spetkcrS.
That tired languid feelirg and
dull hnadeche is very disagreeable
Take two of Carter's Little Liver
Pills before retiring, and you will
find relief. They never
fail to do
good.
•
spepsia
Is an indication that. the
stomach and other l e e
�are weak, or
. it. Calm no
end of aches and pains and
is most common where
bow their meals and
grey and worry as they
do in this country.
Hood'sSarsaparila
cores dyspepsia -it. has "a
maagictouch ' in this ' -• '
rot s.ttii.tuisbot romortekS•
USBORNI? COUNCIL
Council met l eby. 3rd, II t.
members were present. The rutr
utes of the Last meeting were ren
and approved .
The tender of the Exeter Tin
to do the printing usually require
by the utuniciparty for $55.00 w:
accepted.
The petition of the Ont trio Mu
:ziptl Association asking the 1'reoei
sett legislature to relwal Ree. GUG
the Municipal Act sa:s approve
signed by the reeve and clerk, a►
'forwarded to the member of tl
legislature for this riding, with t1
reeue'st chit he present t ha pet
tion and support the bill for the r
peal of the said section.
Icy -Law No. I, 1906, confirming the
nposilttmcnt of Municiltirl officssrs
and fixing salaries was passed signed
and se-;aled.
By-law No. 2, 1906, eaticndang By-
law No. 2. 1901, (The Guedever Drain
icy -Late) authorizing t he Reeve Lind
Treasurer to borrow the amount
necessary to ,meet the expenses- in-
curred, over rood ahovo the amount
provided by the original By -late. mud
the levying or an assessment on all
lauds genet moues liable therefor, to
Pty the amount borrowed together
with interest end expenses, was Wins -
ed, signed and resealed.
The auditors' report as mead teas
adopted, and 100 collies ordered to be
printed rated for distribution.
The Collector's roll wee returned
and an order issued for his sLalary.
Accounts and eateries amounting
to $213.15 wore ixtseed and orders
issued in payment.
Council than adjourned to meet
Saturday, Feb. 17th, to consider En-
gineer's report on Washburn drain
and for other other business.
F. MORLEY, Clerk.
KEEL' THE BOWELS IIEGC'LAII
If your bowels didn't move. for a
week you Iould be prostrated. If
more than oleo day geese by you be.
tome languid, blood gets bad, breath
horribly pffensive. you get Pick all
over. To remcity this take Dr. Hant-
iltores pills which regulate the bow-
els and euro constipation. Taken at
night you rare Telt by morning. They
purify and el ense the system, pre -
pont .headache, billiousrress and silk
stontaeh. Prompt and certain are
Dr. ltantilton's fills of Mandrake
and Butternut, 25c. per box or tiro
for $1.00 at all ;dealers.
RIJSSELDasI.1:
Mr. Campbell Uass-, who has been
in the employ of the T. S. Ford
Co. Mitchell, for some Bears left on
Wednesday for Souris, Manitoba
where Le bas secured a lucrative
position.
Bob Clark, our genial butcher, put
in 'his supply ssf ace for the summer
on I•'riday. it is of good Tuntity,
not over eight inches truck.
David and Mabel Hansen. enter-
tained n number of the D•oung peo-
ple of this vicinity on 'Thursday even-
A 'number
froru this elistrtct :ii -
tended the anniversary services at
Motherwell on Sunday.
The institute meetieg held here on
Saturday was fairly well attended.
The speakers were Messrs. Anderson,
Elliott and Arbogast. Tho evening
meeting pressed off very t,lcasent, be-
ing interspersed witch song from Mr.
Fred and Clara Francis and Mrs.
Woodley. Mr. Wm. Hoy, of Logan,
president of the association, ;acted as
chairman.
Miss Jean Cala visited friends In
Granton a few days 'last week.
Mr. harry Cornish. who 'recently
sold !:`s livery business in St. Marys,
is at present visiting 'friends in this
vicinity.
FARRQ U11,111
he - -
s_ Dlr. Joan Tucker. of the pl ace. hits
d purchased fn,m 1'. 11. Hamilton, of
IIiblx•rt the Shorthorn bull, Dundee,
tine bred by Hugh C. Thompson, of St.
t DL►rys. This is one of the finest uni-
te mats that has ever been brought i,: -
to this section and Mr. Tucker's Cain -
n. mendable enterprise deserves the
1- liberal tt;a10,nago of the taeighbor-
of heed.
d 'lr. \\•m. 13r.ty, of hi kota, i3 t -is -
td icing friends here.
to Mr. James McCultagh teased so lei.+
,c long rest on Saturday morning last.
i_ !1e had attained the tripe old ego of
c- 8U years. Ile was a man of sterling
character and was esteemed by all =�
who knew him. The ()mere! on
Monday was largely attended.
Tlt sher.eholdora of the I'ublicllall
lead a anecting 'bore on Saturday •
night.
Mr. Wnn. Stewart ecus in 'Thou
bast week on business.
Mr. Wm.- letckttey haft Merited his
farm on the boundary to u Mr.
Stewnrt, of Mitchell.
FOR OVER SIXTY ?. EARS
AN OLD AND WiLLL-TRl n RI[NEn9.-MFS
Winslow's Soothing i yrup has been used for
over sixty years by minions of mothers for theft
children while teething, with perfect success,
it ,.onthe+ the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, cure. wind colic. and Is the beet remedy
for Dint h',sa, 1t Is pleasant to rho tate. Sold
by drngxgi.re lu every part of the world. 3S
'tints" bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be
ante And take :Ws Winslow's lsoothlne
8ytupard ask for no other kind.
THAMES ROAD
11uukin-0aun-A very quiet wed-
ding \51.19 solemnized et the Metho-
dist parsauage, 1lensa11, yestord:ty,
(\Vednes(Lay') aftcrnaon, when A1ntiot
the only daughter of Mr. Thos. Cane,
of the 611i concession, 1'sborne, was
married to Mr. John Ilu1•kin. Af-
ter the ceremony I:ay over the young
couple 'returned to the Roane of the
bnide's tattler where a dainty ,repast
was awaiting. Mr. and Mist. punkin
leave this (Thursday) morning for
a trip to Toronto tend Darlington af-
ter which they will ,return here •ctrl
live on Mr. (Men's ;farm, Mr. Hun -
kin having rented it for a tern of
years. Mr, and Mrs ,Itunkin are an
estimable young couple and are very
t►opul ar ;end their )many ,friends wish
tbent 1 long life of lLuppiuoss and
good :for tune.
71hr Economic Threshing Company
held its annual steeling on Monday,
Feb. 12, at the rresklenee of Mr. Seen•
uel Passmore. There was 0 large
and enehtuiastic representation. The
past souson has leen a prosperous
one •an
d a •t hon � e
d m dividend w•s
pail. The outfir is ingood elipe
f er once her season. The following
officers were elected for t he canting
yn'ir: \\'m. Moody, president ; Itobt.
Homey, vioc-press ; Jolar. Oamrn, Jas,
A
ndrrs••►
.n
Same Passmore. Charles
Mentcith, Andrew Gibr'on, direct ere;
\\'•m. M<'nteit'h, • Svorettary. 'f,h:•
thanks of the meeting were 1i Ii lerca
the 'retiring officers, ,a! -o the host
end hostess. Mr. and Mei. Passmore,
for the hospitable manner In which
they entertained the suiirehe)!ders.
The next meeting of the shareholders
will be held itt the residence cell Mr
Rohe. taitld.
At the recent n;'d-winter examina-
• :rs of the Toronto Consereetory
f Musk as puhtislwd in 1113 Toronto
'pore Fehy. 12th, 1i L, Olive Mediae
1 nugltter of Mr. haul Madge, peeped
in all four subjects which she wrote'
• a, r,:curing fir., Hiss iss (hco ..rs in
harmony nod counterpart, also in
harmony in rudiments rind in eight
sinking. Miss \1 idire is ran acoom-
pLie hed 1111isieeIn and 'hor mart'
ft.' ends 111 • e' i. •d over her SW omit,
_oleo__
They make one feel as though life
was worth hiving. Take one of Car-
ter's Little I,ii -r fills after eiting
it Win relieve dyspepsia, aid dices•
tion. give tone and vigor to the eye
tom. _ 1
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=Immense February Annual Sale
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MOIIE DEADLY TIi:1N FAMINE
Neglected cat:rre scouer or later
causes consumption tt hiah destroys
mare human beings then famine and
swtr rambin:d. Tdre wvay "Cat arrlt-
ozone" cures attarnh is very simple :
it first kills the germs that abuse
the irtrit+ation ; than by FO)tliing
away the congestion and inflamma-
fief' it cures the iliaelserge, hawking
and dropping in Otte throat. "1 suf-
fered ea continually from seisal ca -
tenth," writes Ernest It. Doke', of
Rosemont, "that I soareely knew
shat it was to for fosse from headache
and pain over the eyes. C)atarrho-
zone :relieved tete at kmee and !nada.
a thorough cure." No outer remedy
cures bike Oatarnhozone-try it for
your next cold,
S. S. NO. 1. STEPHEN
The following is Ila report of the
Sr. and Jr. departments of S. S. No.
1, Stephen, for the nnonth of J;utu-
ary, based an general proficiency and
good condoIV.-
conduct. Sr.Sly, Vernon
Wilde!). 865; S:untue' McCoy 694; Har-
old 'Duple'n. 693 ; : Fawn Windsor, 445.
Jr. V. -Wilfred llodge's, 471 ; Wil-
fred Hodgins 471 ; Willie Sitio, 680 ;
Sr. IV-Marrgery Hepburn, 941: Czar
Wilson, 833: Joseph White, 75.2: Gif-
ford Hogarth, 73:3: Gordon Wileon,
712: Frank Mitd10 11, 710 ; Murray
Elliott, 619 ; Lily Robinson, 558:
Gladys Essery, 495; Arrest Robinson
326. Jr. IV -Mervin Elston, 495;
Hazel Hicks 737; Austin 7)upl;ur, 737
Eddie Sims, 991 ; John Dempsey 373:
Sr. IIT.-Mnlva-n Callfas, 729; John
llogart•h, 710: Maxwell Baynham,
633: John White, 571; iva Essery,
456; N.ornsan Ilea man, 287; Ross
V,,lli's, '191.
Jr. Department. - Earle Callfas,
Edna Haney, Floes::Davey, Itoy
Oaltfas, Harry Windsor, Elymer Wil-
son, Hubert Ella Baker, !les-
see Andersson, Willie Alexander. Sr.
IL -Lloyd Engel ml. Anthony White,
Fred ere
c 1:45 Fred hairball. .1 rit
, .-
Murvan (li1Fred1fee, Everett Callfas,
Stella Neil. Lower Jr. 11, - Melva►►
England. Madeleine Ilaist, Othella
Motz, Vetere Mot z. Victor Bog;trtli,
Willie Baker, Weser) Culbert, Ethel
Culbert. Pt. IL - Mabelle Beaman,
!Hubert Neil, Ethel llowden, Mabel
Elliott, Ralph Wallin, Eddie Alexan-
der. I't. t -George Hackney. Albert
hlackney, Etnicr \Vilaan.
MAIIDE PORTE11. 're -totter.
•
You hardly realize that it is med-
icine when taking Carter's Little Li-
vor Pills; they are very small; no
bad effects; all troubles from tor-
pid Liver are a•elieved by their use.
NO. 11. STANLEY
The Jrtnteery• monthly 'report of S.
8. No. 14, Stanley, tits es follows.
i Its pen's are in order of merit. Sr,
V -M i ry E. Johnston, A. W. .fohtt-
start. Jr. V -Edwin Gemmell, Elea-
nor llood. Sr. 1V -Jean Grassick
Norman Jones. Jr. IV. -Etta Jar-
rott, Murry Fisher, Jas. Jarrott. Iii
-Odra ,ltclteatli, Jas. Gcmtnell, John
Kehl. 11. -Lola Itathwell, Allan
Fisher, Herbert Kehl. 1't. 11. -Anna
May hood. I't. i - hil.i Ita1hwell,
\Vallee Mejkatli, Alice McMurtrie.
The best spellers in 11:e monthly
spelling matoices erre: V-1Lary E.
Johnston; 1V, Etta M. .Tarrott; 11i,
-Oda Melte-10h : Ii_ Isla I. Itathsvell,
W. 11 JOHNSTON, 'Teacher.
CIIOMABTY
(Toe late for last' week)
Even if King \\'inter did preer is -
Unite Ithon lie did settle d3I-n to
business 'tie started out to break
records, its the thermometer regis-
tered 12 below zero Ln these parts.
The hand of death ha -1 been laid on
:3s:timber of hornes in this vicinity
fate, Itev. it. A. Cranston having
ttnded three turrarals on Thursday
Mr. Atexender Park, of Detroit,
is visiting his brothers at preeent in
bh: vel: age niers to visit his brother
Janus who is at q,resent very sick.
A sole of the old soles)! .11 1-4
miles south of the village tins held a
few days nae, Mr. Wan .Crawford be-
ing the purchaser, paying ;for it the
sunt of $285. The old srhoel will be
r.epl•icrd by a nee one elle' coming
summer.
Mr. neat Mrs. llugh Gillespie, of
M•ooee Jai who were visiting (riensIs
and •1'" t:veil drive team to Toronto
to visit lith Mrs. Gills' plc's friends
there.
Mr. Ito II. Andrews, surwtolir,
I i
genial maid, int is Reeving :a clear-
ing sale of h:+ sleek of goods to
rnnke •r•,ont for h'to spring orders. Iie
i.+ ,offering big •reductions and as
h`.1 creeds etre rill staple yeti will feel
inything you Tent in his store 315 ty
b,'(am* regular prices.
T1.3 government los decided, Is
*amr'ng trate the stow:oohing trsseei
<f 'eg,iskae ere to adopt the Ottae t
pr:otise of bringing down tlss pet:-
meters
ett:-
nvites before the budget meee^h. The y
in then be tIra-oughly discussedend
!emoted of in Lite eivrl,:anr tart a' 1)rs
•tsit'ett in co•i junetion wit h the pith
-3 accounts, which, it is undcrstorl,
.vi11 also be distributed eter'ly. This
Mill obviate tees w-<v'uto of time arid
ha elopes usual to the first tett ar
hr;*tt trek. ' f the treseron. It nisei
dire ()Hoe (to latter tmrktl of the
'teen to be diteeed utmost entirely
government 1:151 private l •t;i.d
Commencing
Thursday, Feb. 8
Here is all opportunity'
for you to save inoney.
We have just finished
stock alt. la .La•
. ng and we are put-
ting on sale some very desir-
able lines, souse we have too
starch of, some carne late for
the Christmas trade, and
some bought in order to sell
at a low price. Alt new clean
F tock.
1
ot 50 per cent off' HALF PRICE 50 per cent oft'
Bric-a-Brae, a fine collection of Art Vases in French and Engglish
Z goods. This is 0 splendid chance to secure for your cabinet a desk -
0 able piece.
it ] ;; oft' ONE THIRD PRICE 1/3 oft'
A fine collection of Beautiful China in French, Austrian. avi-
•. H
tool Bavrian, Etc. Every piece a genuine bargain. In new shapes •
•
• ♦ Rrd yup -to -date decorations. Berm Sets, Berry and Salad Bowls,
O • Spoon Trays, CeleryTrays, hell frays, Biscuit Jars, Sugars and
• Z Creams, Chocolate Pots, Tea Pots, Trays, Etc.
•
We will also sell a fine line ot.iardiners and other lines of Fancy
• Y (.'lima at Discounts and special prices rouging from 33 1-3 per cent,
+: 2(1 per cent and on down off regular prices.
iiDinner Sets, Tea Sets, Toilet Sets, Lamps
_.. at the Lowest Posrible Price
j: Every price inlainfi figures and ever •
P R y reduction -a (genuine one.
o: \Ve never :nark our goods at other than what we think they are
♦ ♦ excellent value.
s: LONDON GROGKbfY G s 9 "undam
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O e $10.01 or over,
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Wanted...One hundred more
•young men and wont- N
en, who are ambitinus and enterpris-
ing to qualify in the
Ei.LIO i'T
TORONTO, ONT.
For the many positions open to
all those who are thoroughly pre-
pared to accept them. A six
months' course in this college
means for a young roan of the
right kind, nd an educational
equip-
ment
c u' )-
1
stent better 1
tree thnn many trades or
professions in money earning
power. Students admitted at any
time. Circulars free. '
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal._
COR. YONOE & ALEXANDER STS
EXETER'S UP -TO -DOTE
FLOUR FEED
& GROCERY
We have just received another lot
of the highest Grade Flour in Canada
now if you want to try your hand at
baking give us a call as we have a good
variety to choose from at lowest
prices.
$2.25
per cwt, at the Feed Store.
We also have a full supply of feed
on hand such as -Shorts, Bran, Bar-
ley, Oats, Wheat and all Kinds of
Chicken Feed.
Givens a trial for Groceries and you
will find it the cheapest spot in town.
S. HARDY & SON
3uppiemeololy Meelioos
Soule NOR NES Inslilule.
Will be held ccs foliossi
DASil\VOOD, FEB. 15
Zimmerman's Hall
Afternoon - D. C. Anderson, "Rotation of
Crops and Horses"; 0. Ilarbonr, "ilreeding
and Feeding of Beef Cattle" : addresses also by
veers. Wm. Lewis, ('redit,o and Paul Madge.
Thames Road.
Evening- ►
to I.
L Anderon
"Our Country"
.
0. harbour, "Farmer's Son's •,
ZV11TC!i TOWN 11.\1.1,, FEB. 16.
Afternoon -D.C. Anderson, "Horses. Draught
Agricultural end (letters] Purpose" ; (t, Barbour
'Breeding and !reeding of Beer ('act le" ; address.
osable by M. V. Wheals, Laeaforth and J. temp
ton, b:xeter.
Evening --D. c. Anderson, "our ( onntry" ;
O. harbour. "Farmer's Son.".
NSALL ,l1I1.1.1:it'S (HALL, FEIt.17
Afternoon -D.C. .Alder+m ' )1 ,ar
•
a as r its
and acpli.•atldnt„ and •' Ir. rev" : (► Bcare
er,
l "firer -ling and Feeding (leer Cattle" address
also by J. I(cllerman, I)a'•hwn.d.
F.venanir D. C. Anderson, "farming as an
oceupat,on" : 0. harbour, -verniers son.",
A. Directors' meeting will to hold at 10
o'clock a. m.
VAttNA TOWN MALI,, F'F:11. 1't
Aftrrneen-f). ('. Anderson. "Horses and
• Sheep" ; O. Barbour, "Cultivation of the soil- ;
address also by DIr. J. Fder, Ilensall.
Kven!ng-D. (', Anderon, "Our Country" -
li,
harbour. "Farmer's SODS".
• • '1-1-('NEI{SJ1ITII, FEB 20.
Strong's Hell
.\fternron- D. ('. Andereoe, "flotation of
('rope *n(11'111 rt." ; (1 1tirbor, "Weeding and
Feeling of Beef (rattle"; n'!drrs•es sl by
Mw.rs T. Fraser will J. Peter.en. hreeetleld. I
Evening - It. 1'. Anderson. "Farrning aa an
0. cupnteon" , 11. i'nrhoue. "Farrn'•r + Boat•'
The afternoon ,rneeting:entr>menre at 2 o'clock
g a• ,
snd the even',,mnrting+ .30 n•rinek.
Additin^ ,• ;engram, mnei+ting cf n'o'el and
1natrutnent 11 rnn•ie at the evening meetings.
Lei there le .t liric attendance et rant of
these meoCrgsrt, the delegates ire 1.1th suer
(esaf)t farmers and goof speakers.
i1. HOIITON, 1t. (IARDINEIR
I'reaident. >ttx+rY.Thames Road P. 0. Oeitasif .
ow in Stock
Bran and Shorts
and Wheat Chop
At Exeter and Centralia Elevators
Prices satisfactory. Bring in
your grain , and load home 1
with feed.
J.
Exeter,
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Centralia,
WE'RE
SUIT
SELLERS
You are Suit buyers. We make the -
Suits -you wear them out. We make
them as well as we can, so that they
will not wear out sooner than theme
ought. Because, if they do, you'
likely go sotnew here else for your
next Suit. And no one could blame
you. So much money ought to bu
so much Suit worth. And Suit wort
is fashionableness of fabric -style is
cut -fit -finish -looks- dressyness -
and length of service.
As good a place Rs there is within -
miles to get all this and not pay too -
touch is W. Johns.
Elegant Black and Blue
Suitings for $iS.00
and $18.00.
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor
STRATFORD.ONT.
Do you want a good position
in the Commercial World? The
etureet and shortest road is via
this school. We give a course
of training that is not surpassed
by any Businees College in Can-
ada. We give individual instrnc-
tion therefore yon may enter at
any time, Write for free
cata-
lo ue aper get full
t
ar i t
tlyre
.
W. J. ELLIOTT,
D. A. McLACHprincipalsLAN. }
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1'. WHITLOCK & SON,
MANL'FAO'FIJREI(.S OF
Hollow Cement Build.
iug Blocks of differ-
ent designs and
sizes.
Cement Fence Posts
Cement Chimneys
Single and (double flue; abso-
lutely fire proof.
Stock always on hand; Prices reason-
able..
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P. W H I T LOC K & SON