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ROSS -TAYLOR CO'S.
Plainina MITI, Door FaGtorll, Dumber Yard
and Saw Mill
are open
Cedar Posts land all kinds of Building Materials lShingles,er,
daily and a full stock of ways on anLath,
BARN SASH in abundance. BEE HIVEiS f tui oed or in knock down.
ER TANKS TO ORDER. Cash Paid for all Kinds of Saw Logs.
Sawing Promptly Attended to. Estimates Cheerfully Given.
ossTdWor Go. Lt0.. xctcr.
1644++++++++++++++++++++++:
IRON ?OSTSI
ftN6L
We have a num. +{.
.+,,
ber of different
kinds of Iron Fence.4
�
Posts which we will!.
' sell cheap or will M
take all kinds of I
scrap iron in ex=
change.
M.JACKSON & SONI
Main -Ste Exeter.
One door south of the +
Metropolitan hotel.
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MEDICAL
T W. BROWNING, M. D., M. C.
fhP a P. 8., Graduate Victoria Uni-
versity. office and residonence. Dominion,
Laboratory, Exeter.
DR. A. F. MALLOY, GRADUATE
Toronto University. Former
Morse e coeseoor to I)ron . J. o A. Itoliironto ,s. Night calla at
see. 847.05
DRS. Y. ANI) H. M. COWAN,394 Piccadilly Street, London, Ont.
Telephone 1325. Long distance counectioa.
avec al�(cien given diseases of women and
.�wrg�eery. Oxford or C. P. It. Street Cars to
C&boruis street tnko you almost to the door.
No other city otllce. Special Hospital and
mer arra ,gements for patients from a
&stance.
DENTAL
EtipDit. A. R. KINSMAN, L.
D. S.D. D. 8., Honor Graduate
of Toronto University, Dentist.
Teeth extracted withoutppaa in orbad after effects.
Office an -
in F
sec's block. WestR1 side of Maln
tsest.° Exeter
riONEY TO LOAN.
We have a largo amount of private trends to
s on arm and village properties at 10.111010.1110.43er.
et !stereo.
01.A1MAN & STANILURY
Barristers riolicItore. Main St, Exeter
DICKSON & CARLING,
The Usborne and Hibbert
Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Gompanu
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
Pres.: -J. A. NoRrtis, CRODIARTY P.O.
Vice -Pres.: --F. eloireeee
WHALEN P. 0.
DIRECTORS.
W.11. PAssmolte, FARQUHAR P.O.
WI1I, RoY, BORNnorer P. 0.
I. L. RUSSELL, RUSSELDALE P. 0.
T. RYAN, DUBLIN P. 0.
AGENTS,
ministersSolicitors. Notaries, ConveyancersCommissioners, Solicitor., for the Mohan'
Bank. Eta.
Moat/ to Loan at lowest rates' of Interest.
OFFICE t -MAIN STREET, EXETER.
S. CARLING B. a. 1..0.01=11011
THOMAS CAMERON, CONVEY-
on real estate.
eal(nronadPerth. Auctioneer
tieuntiel(
Charges
(tolerate. Orders lett at the 1 iMEM or at nip
residence, Farqu)ur wit! r(celve prompt alien
anter, wills drawn, money to loan
MONEY TO LOAN
We have unlimited private Nerofat ices
M1 uponfarm or s Linage T rope y
aloof lotereet.
DICKSON & ('ARLI NaO eter
J, CARMICHAEL,
A. DuNCAN
J. \ViLsoN,
J. 8. GILFILLAN,
FARM FOR SALE. -One of the
beet farms in the township of
Vsborne, being Lot 11 in the South
boundary, is hereby offered for elle.
Mtge farm contains 78 acres of excel-
lent land, 40 acres in grass. 13 acres
In (til wheat, a young and valuable
orchard. the whole clean and in
first class condition. The farm is
fenced and declined, 2 good and
Stever failing .wells. On the land are
erected modern and trp-to-date build-
ings, a comfortable and cnnuIIodious
dwelling • new bInk barn Coal: driv-
STAFFA. ONTO
FARQUHAR, ONT. I
FULLARTON, ONT.
LUCAN, ONTI
B. W. F. BEAVERS,
Secy.-Treas. Farquhar.
GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors
What is Home without
a Piano or Organ.
Ccrainly not all that it might be.
Call and see us and lct us show
you some of the highest grade
PIANOS AND ORGANS
that Canada produces. They are
certainly works of art.
SEWING MACHINES
Then in Sewing Machines WC
carry the best that the market
affords. Do not listen to what
others tell you about our prices
and terms, but call and satisfy
yourself. We will make them to
suit you unless you are very hard
to please.
S. MARTIN & SON
AUCTION SALE
-of-
iIOitSES AND CATTLE.
There will be sold by public auction
-on-
LOT 34, CON. 1, USBOIINF:
One and a half miles south of Hen-
aall on
TUESDAY, MARCII 13th. 190G
At One o'clock &harp the follow-
lotsing live stock, viz:
CATTLE
THORO('(:I1BRED. - 1 Cow due
to calf in April; 1 Bull 4 yearn old;
1 Bull 8 months old.
GRADES. - 2 Cows with calf at
foot : 1 Cow due to calf at time of
sale; 3 Cows due to calf in July ; 1
Keifer 3 years old ; 4 Heifers, 2 yrs.
old: 3 Steers 2 years old; 6 Steers
1 year old; 2 heifers 1 year oil.
1 Brood Sow with litter nt foot.
1iORSES
1 agricultural Foal, filly. sired by
Lord Sharp; 2 agricultural Geldings
rising 2 yearn old, aired by Fritz
Herold ; 1 agricultural Filly 3 years
old; 1 driving mare rising 4 years
old by Wilder Lee. Thane colts have
all been successful prize winners.
Every animal will paaitisely be sold.
TERMS. -8 months credit will be
given on furnishing approved joint
noted, or •a discount of 6 per cent.
par annum will be allowed for cash.
THOS BROWN, JOHN ROWCLIFF'E
Auct. Prop.
('ROMAItTY
James Park one of the old and very
highly respetted settlete of the town-
ship of Hibbert, passed away Thursday
at the age of 71 years, Deceased was
born in Lanark county and came with
his parents to this place fifty-six
years ago. and endured with the rest
all the hardships of pioneer life. He
a man of ninny stetting qualities. His
liberality and great kindness of heart
leg house 40x20. The kind offers! were manifesteal in his many charlt-
essouli.lra inducements to any pr•rs••un able rete towards his neighhr,ra and
ring a n►odcrn, stoney rookies., relatives. Ile was a 1'resh), tie i, n in
• and it convenient 10 church'' religion anal a life•Ieng Lib(r,11, 1Iv
an,hool .and in ;does. Possession 1st leaves a welnw and nine grown-up
April, 1900. For paitieulara :apply (0 children. Five brothers and two
DICKSON & CARLING, Solicitors for sisterealeo survive. irtetment took
Vender. Exeter, or to ('ON. WIIEI.i- t place at ('rten tr t)• \'illn a ('cmc tery
y
11AN, Proprietor, \V)1lien P. 0. 1Oa Saturday.
The ICIud Yon have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over :)O years, has borne the signatnro of
and leas been Made under his per.
iii�- somal supervision since its infancy.
a<�� Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just -as -good" are but
Experituent, tiuit trifle with and endanger the health of
Iutitnts and Children -Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
C'astoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare.
boric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Wornla
nu►l allays Fevc-riskiness. It cures DIarrhoea and Wind
Colic. it relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. -
The Children's Panacea -Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TNI CTNTA•.R COMPANY. TT MURRAY STRICT, NEW TORA C,TY.
Seiner, 46: A. Gong. 41; F:. Das is,
41 ; T. Carling, 40; R. Farmer, 39
11. Gardiner, 36 ; 11. Fair, 26; L. Iktvih
22No .on toll 25; daily as -severe 21.
L. C. 1. L1•.MING. Teacher.
FORM 11.
1Part S:•-•:,tai=n. 78; F:du.t T.tylor,
71; F:dssord Willes, 70; Thomas
S.a.nd:toe, 70; hc.t:ors ; Maurice 13obier
68; \fealty D•tymna, 65: Lulu elertin
62; Beattie 1lertin, 60: Maude Jolliet
i58 ; Dot 1terel!e, 58: tae Hawkins,
57 ; Gladys lira ndt. 57; horn Geiger.
57; Eldon Goetz. 56: Lopes Coulti.',
56 ; Gertie Thernpsou, 55; Ftoss'o
Fos, 55: Jo!tn \\'siker, 55: Erie Go-
ing, 5.2: Ida Rowe, 50; Loath Remitter
47: [thatch(' Sht-ere, 46 ; Alma We-,
33. No. on Tolle 24; average at-
tendance, 22.
A. 13. 1 tOIt 111NGTON, 'I'cacher. 1
COMN11•:ItCiAL COURSE, FORM 1
J. Carrneron, 92 ; •M. Qu ince, 80 :
Hugh Moleay, 8; ; Alice Howard, 81;
IDAnsaa Wclt,th, 81 ; Willie Mussell, 81;
Bert Luxton, 84 ; Oliver Fat. 78; M.
McTaggart, 71; E. McKay, 67; E.
McKey, 67: E. Fee, 62; ,f;. Jones, 5:3;
A. MucCurdy, 57; 11. Snell, 57; 1t.
,. rr.
Persians, JJ. Ida Uinsrt;nlc, • r
'4 , Edna
IIissett, 53: M. Willis, 53; .M. Petty
51; M. Ortsvcin, 50; 0. Oexworth. 46:
J. Marlon.
ltEGULA11 COURSE. FORM 1
L. 'Wiley, 73; K. Oa ne. 72; 11.
1L,ck, 72; L. AlulhalL•wid, 69, L.
Ibodgert. (i9: 3. Oextreioher, 68; L.
Amt.a, 65 ; 1. 11 i dford, 63; E. Jones
62; K. Su-seart, 61; A. Dow, 60; E.
Doyen, 58: A. Ixtvis, 56: F. Sweet, 53:
13. Howey 51: C. Miners 50; W. Iluv_
f,on, 50 ; E. Former, 49 ; L. Sanders,
49; D. Stewart. 46: L. Godwin, 46:
C. Dunsfard 41: N. Hodgert, 31; M.
Amy, :32. I). Godwin, 17.
.\. 1'. C1111)LEY. Teacher.
110051 IV
. Sr. IV. -Lilian Snell. 8.2; Viola
Wehrle 77; Alonzo Heywood, 76;
Victor Sweet, 70; Cla.r'nnoo Pickard.
70. Ruth Hewer. 71. Total enroll-
ment 43: average attendance 40.
F. E. 1IcI.F.AN, Teache:.
110051
Sr. II1.-Percy Godwin, 79; Lilly
Rowe, 74: Hubert Jones, 74; Paari
Godwin, V. Jr. 111,-ltaytuond Dear-
ing, 79 :'Wilfred Stewart, 72: Clair
\\rcod, 71; Bella SIcKey. 71: May
Jewell, 70; Lillian Doyle, 70. No.
on roll, 49; revenge attendance, 425.
I!. E. IV ALIION i), Teacher.
ROOM VI
Sr. 11. -Lottie Delve, 88; \\attic
Ford, 85; Ja.mea Walker, 81; Irene
Rarely, 79; Oliver ILod ,ert, 75; W.
lleidonl,tn, 72; Olive Dearing, 71;
Harry Snell, 70. Middle Ii. - Eddie
Andentaan, 71. Jr. 1i. -Edith Davis,
74 ; Bruce Walker, 71. umber on
roll, 57; average attendance, 51.
A. E. MARTIN. Teacher.
IIOOM VII
AUCTION SALE
THAMES (LOAD
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cann are
visiting ,at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
--of- John P.Jssmorc, Stratford. During
their visit Mra. Passmore presented
FARM PROPERTY
1
her husband with a fins baby girl.
Mr. ThomasQlots been alt The committee of the Thaines (toad
sttucl_ed to sell by by public nuction o•► Presbyterianctliurclr met Tuesday
TUESDAY, ,ARCM 201,11, '06
At 2.30 sharp on
LOT NO. 16, CON. 13, STEPIIEN
Tho tollownigvaluable
faro[litic
ro-
perty. being part of
estate of the late James Moir.
Ilho south half of Lot. No. 16,
Con. 13, township of Stephen, con-
t.ining 50 neres nil in grass w•itli n
geed %sell and windmill for punlpine
water.
TERMS
10 per cent or equivalent of pur-
chase price on day of sale, the bal-
ance in 30 days wit=hout interest.
For further particulars npply to
the undersigned at llensall I'. 0.
THOS. CAMERON, Auctioneer.
J. D. STE\VART and JOHN TRA-
QUAIR, Executors, Honsall, 1'. 0.
GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors
AUCTION SALE
-o[-
VILLAGE PROPERTY
Mr. T.twni.rs Cameron has been in-
structed to sell by public nuction oa
SATURDAY, MARCiI 21t11. '06
At 2.30 sharp on the promises, the
following property.
LOTS 18 AND 19, 'ANN STREET
Ea ETElt
TERMS
10 per oent or equivalent of pur-
chase price on day of sale, the hal-
mace in 30 days withaut interest•
For further particulars apply to
the undersigned at Ilensall P. 0.
J. I). STI:\VART and JOHN TitA-
QUAII1. Executors, 1[ensall, P. 0.
With beet of wishes we are in behalf
T,108. CAMERON, Auctioneer.
of the congregation., - Rev. ('alta
GLADITAN & STANHURY.Solicilors Fletcher, Al r. Itc•bt. (;trvliner, Mr.
John Morg t.n, John N. 11.'.cltffe, C.
lots. Monteith, Fred F:Ileriterlon.
Mimes hand, Merril 0th, 1906.
evening et the home of Mr. John
Allieen end presented Mr. W. J. Al- J.r. iI.-Marguerite Gardiner. 90;
Been. %rho in Icaviug for the North- Muriel Anderson, 89 ; Agnes McKay,
west, witch a fur overcoat, cap and+ 82 ; Iris Sweet, PO; Nelly Jon•"s, 76:
gauntlets as air apercefation of 'WI Joan Settlers, 73. Sr. Pt. II. - Joe
services in church work. I Craig. 80 ; Gordon Ittcmhardaon, 74:
To W. J. Allison Laura Cann, 72. No. on roll, 39;
Deer F'riemd.-It is w i:II teirt.-,e.re I avarage atte.nd:utoe, 28.
and gea:c.rn! regret Mit we have ELSIE A. McCALLUAM, Teacher.
lenared of your fixed resolve to re -I 1(0051 VIII.
move in a few days to the Western Jr. TI.-Flanenco Rowe, 89 ; Mabel
part ;.i our Dominion, to take IIP Knott, Robbie Fleming ,and Alma
your permanent residence there hinck, equal, 86; Willie Mansell, 82:
Your going will be a tone iJ chi.; Beatrice Ifodgert, 79: Ethel Day and
community but n real gain to the Eddie Wck)i, e=qual, 75: Thomas
West Where ee musty of the sons of. Clarke, 70. Sr. Pt. IT, -Maggio Case,
Ontario have already gonu', and are 192 : Annn Hell, 84 ; ,Fanny Ilowey, 74.
taking so worthy 0 shore in the lite Jr. Pt. ft. -Edgar Harney, 86; Wil -
o[ the newer provinces The Themes bur Mitchell, 70. No. on roll, 39;
Road congregationt among whom overage attendance, 30.
Teacher,
r u ht ;1' :LL
ss o ,. . T. .11.( s ( ,
'.e and i
.•s r lw d g
u to to
you have hitherto 3
will miss you muerte You have ac-
tively and willingly givt►t your help NO. 3. STEPIIEN.
Tho following is a correct report of
the standing of the pupils of S. 8, No.
3. Stephen, for the month of February
the names appearing in order of merit
and for a considerable time you have
4th-Thotnas I'enhale, Fred Beaver,
been !elder of the congreg:,lian:al Hilda Pr'esrcator, Cecelia Ford, Harry
choir. These i,os-tions you love fill -
sons.
Ralph Willis, Harry Par.
ed wish credit :rend to the s:alisfactio,a�sons. Sr. 3rd -Glades Dearing. Earl
of all, besides yon were ever ready Parson's, Edwin Triebner, Sherman
to help it the industri.tl and rectal Willis, May Sanders. .Tr. 2nd-Flor-
advancetnent of the community e, ence Heilman, Preston Dearing, Geo,
general, and we icel confident that Hicks, Johnny Willie. Fred Pteszatnr.
whereveryour lot may • be cast in Earl Shapton. Sr, 2nd -Ada Willie,
y Gordon Sanders, Florence Triebner,
the future, you ss ill pursue the saint Cheater Parsons, Aimee Willis. Jr.
helpful and useful interest
tan life. As 2nd -Wilfrid Skin sten, Olive Presz
a token of our warm interest in your
future comfort and welfare we nsk calor. Gordan Penhale. Sr. part 2nd
of you to accept of those furs. over- Oarfeld Stanlake, Jr. pt. •2nd -Merle
cost, cap and g,►tuttk•tss, and may
Willie, Regio Pnraone, Charlie Trleh•
the cove a s=afe protection algainst mer. Part. 1st- Gordon Neaman, Ver -
they frosts and winds of the West. na I'reszcator. 'Total nutubet 0n rill,
3'2. Average attendance for the
month 30.
in promoting itis wclevre. For sev-
eral years you have acted ns corres-
ponding secretary and treasurer of
the Christian Endeavor Society as
also secretary of the Sabbath school,
HURON
J. 1'. iIa.rrison, who foolishly tried
to blackmail the proprietor of the
Bedford, Hotel, Godcrich, a couple
weeks ago, asked for a speedy (Oil
end elected to be tried by the judge.
He seas given n month in the county
jail•
NO. 2 STFPIIEN
The report for 8. 8. No. 2, Ste,
Won 'for tho month of February is
as f,ollon s : V Class.-llnp 11111, 77 per
vont. SI . IV. -Laur=a Sims, 81: .Her-
bert 1litohell, 80: .Clayton Sins, 73;
Olive King. 72; Everett Sims, 71. Jr.severe
pretty s
he floor below. A pre
tte
IV. -Beryl 11111, 70: Mery Chambers, to to t e� up bels the eptet roe hi(
69. Jr. Iii• -Eli Sims. 76; Lillian elokttjtttt'+
Stehls 74 : Sydney Sin '1 t and Matilda
Edwards, equal, 70. Jr. 11. - Viola
Ornish, 90; Irving .Stehls, 73: Gert-
rude King, 70: Andrew FILtu'tgan, 61:
Elizabeth Sims 55. Pt. ii. Jr. -Myr-
tle Sims, 75.
0. NI. TU'RNEIR, Teacher
On Tuesday tor Inst week Thomas
Watt, wtlre Is employed with Thomas
MclKenzie, Clinton, mel with an ace
cadent drat was decidedly painful,
though fortunately not attendee
wish serious results. Ile 1115 work-
ing at n bend saw in the senon.l
storey; Immediately behind him was
a trip door. Another workman carne
along and opened the trap door with-
out calling Watt's attention lo it,
and as he stepped backwards in his
work, he dell through the open tro=p
SCHOOL NOTICE
SALE RE011 TEit ' - Public Not is li»relay given thnt a
Tueediy, Meroh 13th. Horses eco
tossed his 80111 milestone on 1\'ed.
Qlttle cat lot 31, Concession I. l's• nesday of Last week. Mr. Plummerborne. John Itowelitfe. Prop.; Thos. ,hos been in this county since 1852.
Brown, Auct. es
-
boors.
March 13. First class
thoroughbred ;,red high grade have ne (•t•,Iht1 as a 1110111111 and
(tittle. and implements, the pro(:erty positive cure for Airk headache, 1.i1-
John 12, liounes', constipation. pain in the
t
hunc.ln, bot 18. Con.
s
JatTdi'M'. gale at 12.30. Jos. White, side, and all liver lrouolc+. Carter'.
&set Little Liver Pills. Try tbtm.
Mr. Stewart Plummer, r.f Clinton, by-law to divide Pnhlic School Section
No. 1 of tht•Tnwnship of Stephen into
two sert'oas, will l e considered by the
Council of the Township of Stephen,
at the Toon Hall, Crediton, en Mon.
clay the '2 :d of April, 11)06 at Ten a. m.
Int %%tech ;di pcirens intersttd will be
heard.
HENRY E11.BEII,
Minch Oth. 1010. '1'o. Clef).
r
To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. ze � , on ever .
Swim Mon boons sold In past 12 months. This signature, '
School Reports.
I'EiRCY S. BANES, To•toher.
8. 8. NO. 1, STEPHEN
The following is a (•ort ect report of
8. 8. No. 1, Stephen, for the month of
February. Class V.--Ilsirnld Duplan,
Enos Windsor. Vernon \Vslson, Sam•
uel McCoy, Milted Hudgins, Willie
Sites. Sr. iV- Oledvs losers, Mar-
gery Hepburn. Lily Robinson, Clifford
Hogarth. Gordon Wilson, Joseph
White, Frank Mitchel). Czar Wilenn,
Archin R.'hrn•on, Murray Elliott,
Nen* M(Cutdy. Jr. IV. - Hazel
Hicks, Austin Duplin, Mervan Elston,
Eddie Simi, John Dempsey. Sr. 111 -
John Merlotti. dons Wallis, Mat van
Cali rag, iva E•sery, Maxwell 13ayn-
ham, John White, Normnn heartier.
MISS BOTTEIIILL, Teacher
Junion Dep.►rtrnent-Jr. 111 -Flos-
sie Dovey, K irle ('allfns. Edna Davy.
(Tarty Windsor, Hoy ('allfsie, Hubert
\Vhite. Bessie Anderson, EIytner Wit -
son, Ella Baker, Willie Alexander,
EXETER 8('11001, IIEPOR t i 8r. II-ii,lt•v(1 England. Fred Esacry,
It! quired [or pass, 40 per c^ret on, Altthony White. Fred Fairhall, Elva
welt subject and 60 tier cent on tt.s Brooks. Jr. 11 - Murvan Cnllfas,
total; for honors 70 per cent of (lee Everett (;•.ltfas, Stella Neil. Lower
total. Parents are earnestly re- Jr. 11-Mslvan England, Victor Ho -
quested to examine thoroughly thegarde Othella Melz, Madetcine Heist,
pupils monthly reports when they! bra Motz, 1V,Ilie Baker, Ethel Cul -
ere brought home, and where the hert, Wilson Colbert, !thea Mc('nrdy.
pupil's wark appears unsatisfactory. Pt. 1I-Mabt•Ile Hestnan. Hubert Neil.
to assist the leachers to make it hthel B•.wden, }talph Wallis, Mabel
satisfactory by ser:ng that the pu- Elliott, Eddie Alexander. Pt. 1.--
pils trey proper attention to theirAlhert Ha kney, (c••orge hackney,
studies. The t.,rents will kindly sec. 140111s Kirke.
mise, that their children are regi- IiAt'Di: PORTER, Tmrh^a.
1 i in their attendance, ant punctual,
ns the parents are, generally speak -
Pig, more to blame for tardiness and S. S. NO, 5, I:SBOitNI:
irregularity thin the pupils. Only
thoeec pupils who t:;:tke 60 per cent.
can be considered :o be do':ng (_;cod
work.
FORA[ Ill
Jr. Le sting. -A. Brin(rwll, 09; 51.
Sp=arks, G9; P. Dining, 63: M. Jones,
58 ; 1. Armstrong, 57 ; E. 1Tcl',horson
53: 51. Caw-'lyd, 53; N. ituesell, 51;
N. Pfaff. 43: •M. Murray, 43; F.
Clegg. 40: M. Knight ; 11. Workman,
34 ; W Triebner, 26.
Jr. MatrItelation.-C. Stoneman, 5.4
V. sendorx, 53: W. Knight, 47: E.
zg
t.
rimmatme
CA.LUF.
WILLIAM Rra.tT
MAIN TTKVP.T
THE NEW RAILWAY STATION
1 street is very Low and would rives-
sitate a vast amount of grading for
e
'tt aswitching
1 ou t k d '[
retic an the
t
I were done there considerable more
331011ld have to be done. If on rho
other hand the switching would bo
done north of Sanders street, two or
I three houses would have to be pur-
ohased. tinder these circumstances
the !facet ion where the corn 1 ni1*y, want
to build would be the most desirable.
Victori•t street could be opened up as
i far as the railroad yards, making
rtw'o outlets, Victorut and Station
streets, thus relieving Station street
jot the largo amount of traffic it r=ow.
gets. It would reduce the haul for
! Hervey Bros., and the !toss & Tay -
for Company two blocks, while the
distance %you'd not be increased to
those coming from Ikisles-,00d and
points north, and besides tha town
still not bo asked to expend any a1100 -
('y if the company builds the station
on the proposed site, where the i wo
north warehouses stand. This sta-
' tion proposition has been (ranging
fire for several years, but has been
postponed well year for some reason
or other. Let the G. T. It. people go
; ahead with their proposed arrange-
: anent and see if we will get a nets,
station, anything being preferable to
.1 the old shack, which we are comt-
pelted 'to ':ill a station, and %%:hath
.' no doubt (craves n wrong impression
.1 with visitors when arriving on tho
trains.
The Council, :rccomt►arried by repre-
sentatives of the local press, braved
the cold on Thursday last and looked
over the ground, where it los been
suggested to have the Grand Trunk
Railway move its tracks, .before they
erect the new station, svJtich it is in-
tended to build thio year. The only
%nay possible to make the proposed
change %you'd be to have the railway
branch from the present line near
the old Saw mill site, crossing Huron
street, and run in a northeasterly
direction across the Carlini property
to a point a short distance frciin the
intersection of Carling and Sanders
street, then north a short distance
and go northwesterly meeting the
present line south of the tank. 111
the ;annexed diagram the heavy
line ;represents the road if changed
from its present route and the star
shows where the station would be
erected. The star in the upper right
hand corner designates where the
raih:oad people want to erect the
station. There is a street just east
of the present tracks running south
from the station hotel. This street
is not showrl on the diagram. There
is hardly p (sensibility that the G. 'T
R. would undertake changing the
route as shown, even should the cor
poration give the right of way. The
Land from Huron street to Sanders
1 C 352.H. -
Sr. III. -Elva Ford, Bla.nal,o Ford. lin. 965; Wm. 1T gu1.r
Jr. III. -Irene !fivers, Wm. Kernick, Alex Hodgins, 1579; Hoary Hodgins,
Vern Iiodgson, Vena Moodie. Elmer 1529; Melvin Lightfoot, 769: Lizzie
efebltlls. II class. -Hugh Sillery. Ed- Cook, 617; \Vm. Tilbury, 584; Win-
ward Sillery. Emma Fisher, Rufus nio O'Leary, 467 ; Alton Sholdacc, 423.
Kostle, Austin Ford, Gortic Johns, Pt. II. -Gordon Lewis, 1796; Mary.
Norm=an Jahns. Sr. Pt. II- Harper Hodgins, 1613; Merton Morley, 1506:
Rivers, Freddie Perkins, Irene Ford, Florence Kilmer, 1028: Cecil Jones,
Joseph Kerniok. Jr. 1't. Ii.- Cecil 881; Vona Ilamilton, 807: Cornelius
Ita•rriss, Arthur Ford. Pt. I.- Mer• Coughlin, 681 ; Ilntt•old O'Leary. 361.
Sr. I't. 1.-Narman Short, 821 ; Mary
Daunoey, 817: Sylvia Jones. 657:
Clarissa Soott, 617: Matilda Daunccy,
578; Elsie Lewis, 517; Wm. 'lodging,
260; Jr. Pt. I.-Itoy Hodgins, 783;
Cecil Ligthttcot, 134. No. on roll, 40:
average attendance, 34.
ALVINA WILSON. Mather.
-
The following is a report (,f the
pupils of S. 8. No. 5, Ushorn(t during
the month of February. The nutn-
IN'r enrolled during the month was
34. Tho nvcr:ago daily attendance
boy 30. The names are in order of
merit, theresults being based chiefly
upon the ss(,ekly ,examinations. Sr.
iV.-Ifertx'rt Bissett, Wm. Sillory,
Norman Perkins, Lloyd itivers, Gor-
don Ii'ysvood. 3r. iV, - Itlyrtl'
Moodie Hazel Ilii set t, Joe Sillery,
John Riley. Herman Wyman, Mary
Kydd, Emily .Ford, Victor Heywood.
vin Dayman.
P. GOWANS, Tct;udbber.
S. S. N'O � IIAY
Tho 'following is a correct report
of the standing of the pupils of S.
8. No. 8. Hay. for the month of
February. s V, class. - Dorothy
Truemnor, 326; total 400. Sr. IV -
Aaron Oestreioher 267; total 500.
Jr. IV, -Edith Wolper, 290; Alberta
Truomonr, 286: Milton Ocstroloher,
263; Harbert Truomner, 249; Lina
Sohroedor, 196: Stella Geiger, 176;
total, 500. Sr. IiI,-Mary Schroeder,
290; Violetl•a Eckstein, 212: total 400.
Jr. Ili,-Tusr1elda Truomner, 217:
Roland Klcinfeldt, 169: Lizzie Mess-
ner, 132; Jacob Messner, 130: total
400. Sr. Ii. -Pearl Broderick, 168
Chien Truennor, 156 ; ,Lydia Mess.tcr,
152: Leonard Schroeder, 143; Ana:a
Wolper, 139; total 300. Jr. 11. -
Emily Schroeder 163: Bella Overholt,
157 ; Lillie Messmer, 135; Luella
Kuntz, 142: i3ormiiid Hartman, 116;
Edwin Hartman, 105: total 30(1. Sr.
Pt. II, -Gerrie 'Weigand. Flora Klcin-
(cldt. Rciubold Miller. ida Messner.
Jr. Pt. TI. -Tillie Kuntz, Theedoro
Miller. i't, L-iiil(Lt Sehrc.eder, C.
Hartman, Ottis Truernner. Jr. Class
Emma :Wegener. No. o,t roll 40;
ea-crago ettondo nice 30.
TI1EO_J. HAIITLEI11, Teacher.
S. 8. NO. 11, STEPHEN
The following is a correct report
of the standing of the pupils of 8.
8. No. 11, Steihcn, for the month of
February. Names are arranged in
order of merit. V. class. - Lillie
Ehlers, Noonan Brown. Sr. iV. -
Wealcy F.ngl•and, Therisalilor, Ar-
t hur \Vinkonwador, Fred Preetcr,
Morenz, James McPhee. Sr. 11I. -
Goorgo Link, Louis 'liter, Herbert
Krueger. Milton Ehlers. Jr. Int -
Arnold Stephon, Fronk Moroni, Ame-
Iia Englarnl, i'(svrl 1.catreatl, Olifa
Zitnr, George %iter. Sr. 1i.-Clinrlie
Stephen. \V(Ilie McPhee, Frieda
Krueger, Mabel Wild. Jr, h1.-Min•t
F,hlera, Clare Jeemobs, littoral \Villcrt,
Albert Vinecsnl. i't. ti, - Irene Wil-
bert, Douglas McPhee, Ithynard Ste.
LTt1On, blare Siephrn. I cL-t.e Olive
\Villcrt, Lia I.eatreau.
L. L. IIARTLEiD, Teacher.
8. 8. NO. 5 McGiLLIVRAY
The 'following in a coercct report
of S. S. No. 5, \iaGillivray. Name.,
are in soder of merit. V clam. -
J.sm•s O'Leary, 856; Tirro.,hy O'Leary
703; itaytn•aaid Couphlin, 575. IV.-
Fr,nd Lewis, 1837; Arnold Coughlin,
1731; Arron Scott, 1422; \:inlet Short
1239 ; Them -es Kilmer, 1013; Eliza
ILodgina, 385. 111. -Alice Lightfoot
1735: Lorne Sholdice, 1162; Elft ilod•
gins, 1400: Phitemcnc Coughlin, 1203 •
Dalton Lewis, 1067: Johnn'.e Cough.
WINCHELSEA SCHOOL REPORT
The !following is the report of 8.
S., No. 6, Usborne, for the month
of February, 1906. Names are in ore
dor of merit.
V.
o a d
Willis Els
Heywood, 1
11mn,
ford, Edwin Gardiner. Sr. IV -Net-
tie Campbell], Lsure Godbolt, Lilla
Ilcywlood. Jr. IV-Alrna Johns, An-
nie Elford, Hattie. Hunter. Sr. I11. -
Ella Wnnhburn, Clarence Creery,
Earl Johns. Jr. room. -Jr. Iii. -
Pe.Lrl Goitre Minnie Talbot, Lillie
Godbolt. Sr. Ii. - Jennie Campbell.
Arnold Clarke, John Brock. Jr. II
Emma Heywood. Pt. Ii. - Mildred
Bloomfield, Alice Creery. Pt. I. -
Roy Goulding. Iltez Crccry, Pt. 1, Jr
May Clarke, Burgess I3lconlfield.
D. McDOUGALL,
W INONA HOWARD, Teachers.
CItEOI'I'ON S('11001. REPORT
The
' -
The following ii the report for the
mont•h of February. 75 per' cent of
the marks are required for honor
and 60 per cont for pass standing.
Names aro in order of merit.
Division 111.-V. - Honore Ednt
Tack. I'ass, Gertie Short, Garnet
Swejtzer. iV.-honors, I'oarl Geiser
1',Iss. Edith Hill, iIowird Meadd,
Clarissa Hill. Hr, lit. -honors, Elsie
Gaiscr Lillian Finkbeinor, Matilda
Oestrcicher. Nap. Willie Oestrei-
chcr, Pearl Ileist, harry Trick, Al-
fred \Vuerth, AI►neet Flnkbeiner,
Clara( lloltzlnann.
CLAUDE IlLUE1T, Tcaohcr,
Division II.-Inter mot i rte III -
I'ass, Ettie Fahner, George Beaver,
Beatrice htedden, Ivan Hartzell, Pearl
Treitz, !toy Redden. ,1 r. Iii.- flays
Everett Mist, (:so tto:I Appleton.
Hugo Shenk. .1 r. 1 I. -I lomr•s, Lulu
Redden. Poo, Evelyn Bluett. A. V.
Pass Viola Glits'sr. A. IV, Vase Lonie
Redden, ittyrnnnd F:nglish, A. Satn-
brcok.
MISS FARROW, Te otter.
Divisrien 1. -Sr. IL -Honors Qucen-
1:l IJodgins, Florist 11111. Pass 'Ly-
dia Otatrsoioher, Willie Motz, Wel-
lington ilaist, Francis Hill, Edith
AndcrFon and Melvin Brown, canal
Jr. 11.-i lonors, Gordon Benedict,
Frank King. Pas', Irene Erb, Her-
bert Shenk. A. Iii. - I'.tsa, Verna
11111, Irene Wolfe, Vera Ileddcn. A.
I1. -Piss, itothe King, Emmery t;ai-
ser, Clem Oestrcicher, Allen C►rter.
A. I. -Loretta Heist, Mildred Guen-
t her, Mesie Geiser.
MIS8 ICIENZLE, Teacher.
:•••N•••••N41.<1NN+e.N. •+N<I.NN.N.N•414►N•••N
THE rIOLSONS BANK
(incorporated by Act of Parliament 1855)
CAPITAL PAID UP • • - • • • • • 53.000.000.00
RESERVE FUND ••• •••• •••• $3'000.00000
48 Branches In Ontario, Quebec, Alberta Ilrit I.h Columbia and 51 ►nitoba
EX T R BRANCH
Open every !.awful Day from 10 A. At. to 3 e. M. except Saturday 10 A. M. (0 1 P. M.
Forrtser& tgnic Notes; cashed or colictt-d. Forms supplied
• On api.ti al ion, I)1tAFT'rn all points In the Dominion. (treat itritain and Un
Si 1:r.1 Marr.,, Le.11ifii1 a u•1 rola :t Ioweat rates of eichanee
SAVING/4 D?i+TRr4 NT
i)opowitts of *1.00 ani upwards retei -c4. T►ttereet cern-
ponndrd half 4earley, and added to irinrlpal Junr Tt`lb Rt.(' l'c ' nhcr 11+'. Ire•
voila 1:creipt4 al -o 1.”.1.1e1 at.d t'g) est CIlrrrnt rale., r in;rre-t Rll,svtd.
Ad%nnccM iustle to harmers stock dealers and business non at
lnwea' rates Ind on mo -t fascrable terms. Agents at Exeter ear Dorn. (Invemmcnt,
(►N.
Dickson & Carling, Snlirit(nr, N. D. HURDON, Manager,
NNpNH.N4tN....NNNpHNp.4)N•
t
i
WILLIAM Rra.tT
MAIN TTKVP.T
THE NEW RAILWAY STATION
1 street is very Low and would rives-
sitate a vast amount of grading for
e
'tt aswitching
1 ou t k d '[
retic an the
t
I were done there considerable more
331011ld have to be done. If on rho
other hand the switching would bo
done north of Sanders street, two or
I three houses would have to be pur-
ohased. tinder these circumstances
the !facet ion where the corn 1 ni1*y, want
to build would be the most desirable.
Victori•t street could be opened up as
i far as the railroad yards, making
rtw'o outlets, Victorut and Station
streets, thus relieving Station street
jot the largo amount of traffic it r=ow.
gets. It would reduce the haul for
! Hervey Bros., and the !toss & Tay -
for Company two blocks, while the
distance %you'd not be increased to
those coming from Ikisles-,00d and
points north, and besides tha town
still not bo asked to expend any a1100 -
('y if the company builds the station
on the proposed site, where the i wo
north warehouses stand. This sta-
' tion proposition has been (ranging
fire for several years, but has been
postponed well year for some reason
or other. Let the G. T. It. people go
; ahead with their proposed arrange-
: anent and see if we will get a nets,
station, anything being preferable to
.1 the old shack, which we are comt-
pelted 'to ':ill a station, and %%:hath
.' no doubt (craves n wrong impression
.1 with visitors when arriving on tho
trains.
The Council, :rccomt►arried by repre-
sentatives of the local press, braved
the cold on Thursday last and looked
over the ground, where it los been
suggested to have the Grand Trunk
Railway move its tracks, .before they
erect the new station, svJtich it is in-
tended to build thio year. The only
%nay possible to make the proposed
change %you'd be to have the railway
branch from the present line near
the old Saw mill site, crossing Huron
street, and run in a northeasterly
direction across the Carlini property
to a point a short distance frciin the
intersection of Carling and Sanders
street, then north a short distance
and go northwesterly meeting the
present line south of the tank. 111
the ;annexed diagram the heavy
line ;represents the road if changed
from its present route and the star
shows where the station would be
erected. The star in the upper right
hand corner designates where the
raih:oad people want to erect the
station. There is a street just east
of the present tracks running south
from the station hotel. This street
is not showrl on the diagram. There
is hardly p (sensibility that the G. 'T
R. would undertake changing the
route as shown, even should the cor
poration give the right of way. The
Land from Huron street to Sanders
1 C 352.H. -
Sr. III. -Elva Ford, Bla.nal,o Ford. lin. 965; Wm. 1T gu1.r
Jr. III. -Irene !fivers, Wm. Kernick, Alex Hodgins, 1579; Hoary Hodgins,
Vern Iiodgson, Vena Moodie. Elmer 1529; Melvin Lightfoot, 769: Lizzie
efebltlls. II class. -Hugh Sillery. Ed- Cook, 617; \Vm. Tilbury, 584; Win-
ward Sillery. Emma Fisher, Rufus nio O'Leary, 467 ; Alton Sholdacc, 423.
Kostle, Austin Ford, Gortic Johns, Pt. II. -Gordon Lewis, 1796; Mary.
Norm=an Jahns. Sr. Pt. II- Harper Hodgins, 1613; Merton Morley, 1506:
Rivers, Freddie Perkins, Irene Ford, Florence Kilmer, 1028: Cecil Jones,
Joseph Kerniok. Jr. 1't. Ii.- Cecil 881; Vona Ilamilton, 807: Cornelius
Ita•rriss, Arthur Ford. Pt. I.- Mer• Coughlin, 681 ; Ilntt•old O'Leary. 361.
Sr. I't. 1.-Narman Short, 821 ; Mary
Daunoey, 817: Sylvia Jones. 657:
Clarissa Soott, 617: Matilda Daunccy,
578; Elsie Lewis, 517; Wm. 'lodging,
260; Jr. Pt. I.-Itoy Hodgins, 783;
Cecil Ligthttcot, 134. No. on roll, 40:
average attendance, 34.
ALVINA WILSON. Mather.
-
The following is a report (,f the
pupils of S. 8. No. 5, Ushorn(t during
the month of February. The nutn-
IN'r enrolled during the month was
34. Tho nvcr:ago daily attendance
boy 30. The names are in order of
merit, theresults being based chiefly
upon the ss(,ekly ,examinations. Sr.
iV.-Ifertx'rt Bissett, Wm. Sillory,
Norman Perkins, Lloyd itivers, Gor-
don Ii'ysvood. 3r. iV, - Itlyrtl'
Moodie Hazel Ilii set t, Joe Sillery,
John Riley. Herman Wyman, Mary
Kydd, Emily .Ford, Victor Heywood.
vin Dayman.
P. GOWANS, Tct;udbber.
S. S. N'O � IIAY
Tho 'following is a correct report
of the standing of the pupils of S.
8. No. 8. Hay. for the month of
February. s V, class. - Dorothy
Truemnor, 326; total 400. Sr. IV -
Aaron Oestreioher 267; total 500.
Jr. IV, -Edith Wolper, 290; Alberta
Truomonr, 286: Milton Ocstroloher,
263; Harbert Truomner, 249; Lina
Sohroedor, 196: Stella Geiger, 176;
total, 500. Sr. IiI,-Mary Schroeder,
290; Violetl•a Eckstein, 212: total 400.
Jr. Ili,-Tusr1elda Truomner, 217:
Roland Klcinfeldt, 169: Lizzie Mess-
ner, 132; Jacob Messner, 130: total
400. Sr. Ii. -Pearl Broderick, 168
Chien Truennor, 156 ; ,Lydia Mess.tcr,
152: Leonard Schroeder, 143; Ana:a
Wolper, 139; total 300. Jr. 11. -
Emily Schroeder 163: Bella Overholt,
157 ; Lillie Messmer, 135; Luella
Kuntz, 142: i3ormiiid Hartman, 116;
Edwin Hartman, 105: total 30(1. Sr.
Pt. II, -Gerrie 'Weigand. Flora Klcin-
(cldt. Rciubold Miller. ida Messner.
Jr. Pt. TI. -Tillie Kuntz, Theedoro
Miller. i't, L-iiil(Lt Sehrc.eder, C.
Hartman, Ottis Truernner. Jr. Class
Emma :Wegener. No. o,t roll 40;
ea-crago ettondo nice 30.
TI1EO_J. HAIITLEI11, Teacher.
S. 8. NO. 11, STEPHEN
The following is a correct report
of the standing of the pupils of 8.
8. No. 11, Steihcn, for the month of
February. Names are arranged in
order of merit. V. class. - Lillie
Ehlers, Noonan Brown. Sr. iV. -
Wealcy F.ngl•and, Therisalilor, Ar-
t hur \Vinkonwador, Fred Preetcr,
Morenz, James McPhee. Sr. 11I. -
Goorgo Link, Louis 'liter, Herbert
Krueger. Milton Ehlers. Jr. Int -
Arnold Stephon, Fronk Moroni, Ame-
Iia Englarnl, i'(svrl 1.catreatl, Olifa
Zitnr, George %iter. Sr. 1i.-Clinrlie
Stephen. \V(Ilie McPhee, Frieda
Krueger, Mabel Wild. Jr, h1.-Min•t
F,hlera, Clare Jeemobs, littoral \Villcrt,
Albert Vinecsnl. i't. ti, - Irene Wil-
bert, Douglas McPhee, Ithynard Ste.
LTt1On, blare Siephrn. I cL-t.e Olive
\Villcrt, Lia I.eatreau.
L. L. IIARTLEiD, Teacher.
8. 8. NO. 5 McGiLLIVRAY
The 'following in a coercct report
of S. S. No. 5, \iaGillivray. Name.,
are in soder of merit. V clam. -
J.sm•s O'Leary, 856; Tirro.,hy O'Leary
703; itaytn•aaid Couphlin, 575. IV.-
Fr,nd Lewis, 1837; Arnold Coughlin,
1731; Arron Scott, 1422; \:inlet Short
1239 ; Them -es Kilmer, 1013; Eliza
ILodgina, 385. 111. -Alice Lightfoot
1735: Lorne Sholdice, 1162; Elft ilod•
gins, 1400: Phitemcnc Coughlin, 1203 •
Dalton Lewis, 1067: Johnn'.e Cough.
WINCHELSEA SCHOOL REPORT
The !following is the report of 8.
S., No. 6, Usborne, for the month
of February, 1906. Names are in ore
dor of merit.
V.
o a d
Willis Els
Heywood, 1
11mn,
ford, Edwin Gardiner. Sr. IV -Net-
tie Campbell], Lsure Godbolt, Lilla
Ilcywlood. Jr. IV-Alrna Johns, An-
nie Elford, Hattie. Hunter. Sr. I11. -
Ella Wnnhburn, Clarence Creery,
Earl Johns. Jr. room. -Jr. Iii. -
Pe.Lrl Goitre Minnie Talbot, Lillie
Godbolt. Sr. Ii. - Jennie Campbell.
Arnold Clarke, John Brock. Jr. II
Emma Heywood. Pt. Ii. - Mildred
Bloomfield, Alice Creery. Pt. I. -
Roy Goulding. Iltez Crccry, Pt. 1, Jr
May Clarke, Burgess I3lconlfield.
D. McDOUGALL,
W INONA HOWARD, Teachers.
CItEOI'I'ON S('11001. REPORT
The
' -
The following ii the report for the
mont•h of February. 75 per' cent of
the marks are required for honor
and 60 per cont for pass standing.
Names aro in order of merit.
Division 111.-V. - Honore Ednt
Tack. I'ass, Gertie Short, Garnet
Swejtzer. iV.-honors, I'oarl Geiser
1',Iss. Edith Hill, iIowird Meadd,
Clarissa Hill. Hr, lit. -honors, Elsie
Gaiscr Lillian Finkbeinor, Matilda
Oestrcicher. Nap. Willie Oestrei-
chcr, Pearl Ileist, harry Trick, Al-
fred \Vuerth, AI►neet Flnkbeiner,
Clara( lloltzlnann.
CLAUDE IlLUE1T, Tcaohcr,
Division II.-Inter mot i rte III -
I'ass, Ettie Fahner, George Beaver,
Beatrice htedden, Ivan Hartzell, Pearl
Treitz, !toy Redden. ,1 r. Iii.- flays
Everett Mist, (:so tto:I Appleton.
Hugo Shenk. .1 r. 1 I. -I lomr•s, Lulu
Redden. Poo, Evelyn Bluett. A. V.
Pass Viola Glits'sr. A. IV, Vase Lonie
Redden, ittyrnnnd F:nglish, A. Satn-
brcok.
MISS FARROW, Te otter.
Divisrien 1. -Sr. IL -Honors Qucen-
1:l IJodgins, Florist 11111. Pass 'Ly-
dia Otatrsoioher, Willie Motz, Wel-
lington ilaist, Francis Hill, Edith
AndcrFon and Melvin Brown, canal
Jr. 11.-i lonors, Gordon Benedict,
Frank King. Pas', Irene Erb, Her-
bert Shenk. A. Iii. - I'.tsa, Verna
11111, Irene Wolfe, Vera Ileddcn. A.
I1. -Piss, itothe King, Emmery t;ai-
ser, Clem Oestrcicher, Allen C►rter.
A. I. -Loretta Heist, Mildred Guen-
t her, Mesie Geiser.
MIS8 ICIENZLE, Teacher.
:•••N•••••N41.<1NN+e.N. •+N<I.NN.N.N•414►N•••N
THE rIOLSONS BANK
(incorporated by Act of Parliament 1855)
CAPITAL PAID UP • • - • • • • • 53.000.000.00
RESERVE FUND ••• •••• •••• $3'000.00000
48 Branches In Ontario, Quebec, Alberta Ilrit I.h Columbia and 51 ►nitoba
EX T R BRANCH
Open every !.awful Day from 10 A. At. to 3 e. M. except Saturday 10 A. M. (0 1 P. M.
Forrtser& tgnic Notes; cashed or colictt-d. Forms supplied
• On api.ti al ion, I)1tAFT'rn all points In the Dominion. (treat itritain and Un
Si 1:r.1 Marr.,, Le.11ifii1 a u•1 rola :t Ioweat rates of eichanee
SAVING/4 D?i+TRr4 NT
i)opowitts of *1.00 ani upwards retei -c4. T►ttereet cern-
ponndrd half 4earley, and added to irinrlpal Junr Tt`lb Rt.(' l'c ' nhcr 11+'. Ire•
voila 1:creipt4 al -o 1.”.1.1e1 at.d t'g) est CIlrrrnt rale., r in;rre-t Rll,svtd.
Ad%nnccM iustle to harmers stock dealers and business non at
lnwea' rates Ind on mo -t fascrable terms. Agents at Exeter ear Dorn. (Invemmcnt,
(►N.
Dickson & Carling, Snlirit(nr, N. D. HURDON, Manager,
NNpNH.N4tN....NNNpHNp.4)N•