HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1906-12-06, Page 9E S. DECEMBER 13th 1904.
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cber'a salaries after January lat.
r
bellillildMie(1) provides for the County
Couneil collecting from the rural
seetions a sum at least equal to
be pe i 1 g t ado by tho Leg.
Suitable for all
Call and sekct from our large
stock of
e
Perfumes -Purses
Hair Brushes -Military
Setts -Case Pipes -Sta-
tionery, and Children's
Books.
Browning's Drug Store
The Exeter Times
NEW SCHOOL ACT NI) REGULA-
TIONS
the benefit of such of ouPub-
tietreadora wbo have not Rho new
lie Sobool Act and Itet;ula•tione avail-
able we Lava secured a copy tram
the pepartment and requirements.
menti
quote a tow of •tho
Tho list. It" will sbeut° effete an
observed that
Jan. lst,
viillaeehe a:ta ools. Theyaffect
apply town
only to
Rural Public Schools. The tt t1 -
tuRra ea) :
By the Act 1006, •re.sl,ectin; th.
I<)eportment of Education, tbo basis
of distribution el the Lefiialutive
t�gttapts to Rur l'ikblia and Separate
r tate
Beboole has beis changed.
'present year. the general and npccial
legislative grants and the county
equivalent to the latter v,ell bo di•
veiled on tbo basin of ttho <salaries
'paid the teachers, the clir,racter o
tbo accommodations, end the value !Lennox County refu:<ed to comply
of tlno equipment, after ,providing i and lion, Dr. Pylic ,r•rote to the In-
s ca , rantam
1lfilature. This sum is to be divided
amen/ the Trustee Boards according
to the amount of tbo special grants.
Clause (2) provides that where the
assessed value of the whole 'town-
ship ja equal to an average assess•
went of $30.000 for Bash public
school section therein tho Council
shall collect $300 at least tor every
publio school for the teacher and
an additional $200 for an asaist•nt
teacher it ,there bo
Clause (31 provides tbat 'whore the
assessed value 13 leas than an aver-
age of $30.000 for each public school
section the amounts for the teach•
era are fixed at $150 and $100.
Clause (4) .says that these bums
must be used exclusively for The
teachers' salaries.
Clause (5)_ provides that after the
present year the Trustees 8ba11 pay
to the teacbera in addition to the
above $200 further to the principal
where the usuessueent of elle public
school supporters b the sec•
tion is at least $200,000; $150 lure
tber where aasvased value is $150,000
or more but leas Khan $200,000 ; $100
further where the assessed value is
$100,000; $50 fur(.l,or where tuteessod
value is $50,000 and F100 further
to every assistant teacbor no matter
what the assessed value. For ex-
ample where the overage assessment
over the whole township is $30,000 or
more the leachcra' salaries must bo
not less (than following:
eeasess tee. a bre rection aeseee0 mew
4:{i, 150,1,3)
•• 41,1, •' 1(0111)0
•' 3:4. 50.0J0
Assistant :tee, %%I,aIc%e'r a!,x•srtl %•aloe
Clause (6). provides that the In•
specter shall suspend the oortificate
of arty teacher in a trued, 'school
who wirers, to accept less eatery or
wbo in any manner takes less /than
the Act provides. The government
evidently interne; to compel tbo rule
a1 trustees to follow Deo new law.
The Trustees of a school section in
minimum Grant for eaab ieucb be boo
wblch is equipped as roquired by the
Roeuletiona of LLC Education Do-
1•tartment.
Pills details under the stead of
'"Dlinimum Equipment," given below.
aro now obligatory and should be
provided as soon as pr'uctioeble. Un-
til it provides this :minimum. no
school shalt share in the Le;istatiwo
and County grants aftor the pre-
sent year. When, however. the In-
spector is satisfied that n Board is
Mee poor to comply with the tre-
AtuiTementi. be ,rorty, ut his discre-
tion, extend the time dill the uun4-
m'er of 1908.
,TLe "Minimum Equipment" re-
quired i 4 us follows: A globe, not
Mees than nine inches in diameter
send propene mounted; u map of ttho
'Ibemiapheres; a map of each eontin-
ent ; p1 map of Canada; a map of
Ontario; a map of the county (if a
suitable olio is published); at map
of tbe British Empire; a map of the
Dritisb Isles; an titles or a gazet-
teer; a standard dictionary for
each class room (with English pro-
puooiatlon); a nuuteratl feline (or an
adequate supply of lanae cubes) ; a
Rood clock for tach class room, kept
in good condition; a set of mensura-
tion surface forms and goum,etrioal
Isolids; a blackboard set for each
slats room (one protractor, 15 1-2
tobes, triangle, 24 int/hey a pair ot
mixtures, two pointers, a graduat-
ed 'atraigbt cdde) ; a pair of 8t:11es,
;with weights, to wci;h from half -
ounce to 'ten pound': a set for tinca-
oure of capacity «pint quart, gallon) ;
• iset for linear measure (inch, foot.
yard. tape line); a set far square
and cubic measures; a school library
end cubic measure a school 41-
Arary ot the minimum value of $20
c;tcb teacher employed, incroas-
tt
annually after December, 1007,
' at least $10,00 until the value for
teacher employed reache4 $100,
Me took case shall also
be Is
vrovt
Bo s the above • equipment,
-ethic + obligatory in every rural
vubli ted _separate aclool, ;the Edu-
cate itleparlment has issued three
othe tirculuts; No. 61. di lint of
scientific npparatue suitable for
fiftb Form and elementary Con-
tinuation classes) ; No. 6. (:t list of
scientific apparatus suitable for ad.
vanced Continuation Ciadaes), and
No. 6b. (a list of equipment for Da
yu
c trc Science. Const
roclr
on Work,rk
and School Gardens, in ruri
l
schools). From thea) lists Board;
should "elect. with the approval or
the Inspector. such apparatus as
may be needed for the work done
in
tbe several departments. A book
in which to record front time to
timo rho value of the equipment
will he provided by the Edusttion.Il
Department for yeah rur.il school.
The 39th l'C tion of the new Puha
lie selool Act contains the Iaw
which will govern the paynnent of
or Luo
r l
� pub es
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cer-
tainly cures coughs, colds,
bronchitis, consumption. And
it certainly strengthens weak
throats and weak lungs.
There can he no mistake about
this. You know it is true. And
your own doctor will say so.
The bent kind of a trat!montal --
"Sold for over suety years"
i/PilR4014/1/t11
b►� .r .A t'veo. 5)141;
xis*iso r�a.ayiee.tunr. o! 'KM}
SttSAPARILLA.
tiers "Lis
■AIR 11001.
We Yore no ser»t.l we pub:t.a
Ib. rornivht. of il our rnP-lctn...
tssigenismersliellaters
bowels regular wlth Ayer':
And thus hasten recovery.
specter that tho Trustees would ba
personally liable for any expenditure
contrary to the Act and (hat the
leacher's certificate would be for.
[cited. It doe_+ not appear that Sep-
arate Schools nre affected by the
aenendincnt 4 .
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TLIE SIGNS OF TIIE TIME':S
Mentos Las just opened a knit:
tine faotory with 25 employes. The
town granted a bonus of 01,500.
Have you figured yet on bow many
Xmas presents you can afford oto
accept.
The Dominion Gorermmeul are
establishing a L'. 0. D. parcel post
service. Next we'll 'Lav: pioetal arx-
pre se.
If the Grand Trunk doesn't hurry
up there will booty room left in Ex-
eter for their now e,tation. They
may 'bavc Ko build outside dhe city
limits.
lion. Nelson Monteith has selected
a eito bn elm Township of Newmar-
ket, in the district of Nipissing for
tbo new Experimental Agricultural
Station. Tho "great clay belt" is
coming to Itbo front.
"Billy" McLean, of the 'broIto
World, would tot take the oxtra adl.
ary voted (to the M. 1's. It Uww
looks as it le had his eye on some.
thing .bigger, namely the $7,000 sal-
ary drawn by ,his !ceder.
The revenue (from .the pest utfix
Department from the Buie of po4t:t ee
stamps inareasxl )(tout $1,000,000 in
1905-00 over 1901-05. The new tarr-
itf should have contained a tonus do
the picture post card industry.
To be always picking gaups ,rtlth-
out emirs; some goof in your :poli-
tical opt/oaten-0i:poli-
ticals nanrow and ingot •
ed but 4o never see, mush leas se•
prove, the ill -deeds of your own
party is shoat-sightett and unpetri:l-
tic. 4 t I t .t i
Every doila.r'3 worth of (goods lir
labor which you buy 111 your own
town or community belps yourself
as well as tho seller, and every cop-
per you pend with those who ad-
vertise in Rho T1;1IES hives you n
big return Jur year investment.
The Clinton New Era Says Shit
Mr. Hugh Spackman 14 aspiring to
atcp into Mr. 11. 11. Gunu's No. 1O'a.
We know 2,500 golden reasons why
be t c n will a k a
t baa named � 'nl cosi w ,4
sec t. 1 I m
3
a bis effort to occupy them himself
for awhile yet, however, it's about
time an Exeter roan had a look in.
lu the bye -election held chap week
in Hamilton to fill the vacancy
oau.ed by the death of henry Gary.
oallen, M. 1'. l'., the labor candi-
date defesstcd Ilse •,povtrumnen( •autli•
date by a m,jorily of 839. '1'110
(.ou.,crvative nlajurity l the pea
clectio, wee 565.
A Public echo,, Inspector down
tete Lao .•tiled 11on. Dr. !Stria, the
Minister of Education, •'.t nn•. %-
phone.'• There 14 on: thing 'sure the
1)r. is alaterminctl to be IIIc I Id re.
•;arding teache,ri' celaries in Intal
41iitri.,ts, hal look out if the echo
from the rural 111141.6C11 dl.a's not
burst the drum of MA e.trs.
In the debits, on lion. Sydney
I•'ivher's p•rol.D5ll to t•ncoteraee cold -
'steel re platsta through the rountry
1)r. Chisholm the• Cono l-valive M.
I', for Fant Huron, spoke slton,tly to
(livor of it aux, rem -Irked tient a Air.
mer f1tetwl of his itut maid to him
' 14 Fir \Wilfred l.atrrier sakes up •t ha
gIle 41(Oil :1nd provid.•.e cold-slora.je
wau-cbouses thronehoul the country
1111 political opponents would server
be able to eel 'him taut of offs;..
An ,tlnlitebie Ili=pi ty of church
unity %which eoes a Ione, „••17 I0-
ward4 ('bur -h union wait slisplayed
in Exeter when the Hain tiercet
Met huttdt church withdrew their
vices mot only lar ,their
!] of 1:4111es Sl.ro•1 11111
Prs shyteri:lns Oil Ili,'
•ir respettive ;Inllit.<r'•
he tto,xt feeling w•1s
it veiling
co•rcli
also for
OCC'1.`.i1►11
nary t --rt i.
exhi0ited +,tr )' lhn Presbyterian
congregationbe eostronerncnt of
their retell() 1e vie in(Ivor of ale
Main Street annive 4ary.
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tC dl>BTORSII..
!ken 04 iAegal 'he 11:'Apra, e;ciftl
gears
Tho ICind Von THavo Always bought, and which has bee*
in use for over 30 years, has borne the slgnatnre or
and hug made ada under his per-
;
sonal supervision since its infancy.
• Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just -as -good" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health or
Itsfants and Children -Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare.
gorse, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Oplunt, Morphine nor other Nareotlie
substance. it ago is its guarantee, It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Calle. 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 -The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears tho Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
?Nr CANT•OM COMPANY, 7r M1.NPAY Nt.Y MOPP CITY.
Cobalt, specimen of which can be
fotwd at (emit b't 141 1C, F-ii.tutvu
Albert's livery stable or on the
centro liable at Mr. Moltit's, Cen-
tralia. It will bo zetelyzed by Rise.
and Simpson, Jobn Dempsey ntyd
lticbard Simpson alt scan :Is conven-
ient lifter their Chri4lmas holidays.
a report of whish Avill appear Inter
in the Exeter Times.
Mr. M'iilium Ryan, nn old time
resident of I)iddulph, but for the
past fifteen years a resident of .'tate-
Rohe. is renewing acquaintances here
ut presoiitl
When Children Cough
give them that old reliable remedy that never fails to cnre
BOLE'S PREPARATION OF
Friar's Cough Balsam
It stops coughs -breaks up colds -acrd heals inflauttna-
tion in throat and bronchial tubes. Absolutely pure and
safe for children. 25c a bottle. At druggists or front
NATIONAL DRUG a CHEMICAL CO. Limited • LONDON, Ont at
KIIIVA
On Tuesday last after a shout 1►1.
near of a few weeks Margaret Bar-
my posited peace/till, away at Itho
ago of 21 yeara. Deooaeod was the
daughter of Mrs. F. Barmy. She,
had a host of friends who extcn3
their sympathy to the sorrowing
ones. The funeral took pl:lae on
Thursday last for interment in Mt.
Carmol cemetery.
.Mra. James O'Rourk of London, is
visiting at ber home bore.
A •borso belonging to Mr. John
h
itz broke Hi log one day last w
The animal had to bo '31wt.
i[ "taken at the sneeze stage" Pre-
venties-a toothsome candy Tablet -
will surely and quickly check an ap-
proaching cold or Lngt ippe. When
you first catch cold -or feel tt coming
on -take Dr. Shoop's i'revent.ics and
the prompt effect will celt.:tinly stir.
prise and please you. I'reventies
surely supply the proverbial "ounce
of prevention." Bold in 5 cent and Zai
cent boxes by VV, S. Howey.
IrAIt01111A1t
Mr. Alex Herron and George Tuf-
ffin had a wood boo on Friday night
last and 'gave a dance at Mr. Wm.
Pellen'.i in the evening. A ;fecal
time to reported.
Mr. Itobt. Gardiner returned (home
from attending the County Council
at Colerich, on Saturday last.
Mr. W. R. Stewart epcnt Saturday
n
s Mitchell.
' Aide 1
Mr. and Mrs. 11. IV. F. Beavers,
and Miss Isabell Turnbull visited in
St. Marys on Monday last.
Miss Hamilton, teacher at S.S. No.
2, is having an entertainment for
iter pupils on Friday, preceeding
Xmas. to which the parents and
those interested in the children are
invited.
Mr, 11. W. F. Beavers is baying Iris
store nicely decorated for the Xmas.
trade, and a largo display of pretty
and useful Xmas presents for rile.
People are cordially invited to in-
spect his stock before goin: else-
where to buy, prices being low .for
the holiday rear:ore
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\VIII BURN YOUR TOi•:S.
Stop using ani.! corn salves, +us.'
Putnam'! 1'atnlesa ex( rartor ; it oasts
a little' more but it iv far the hest.
Use only ' l'uln:tnt'ai'-250.- at ail
dealers.
Hood's
Sersaperilla enjoys the dis-
the great-
est curative and preventive
medicine the world has ever
known. It b an all-round
mediciie, g its un -
et t s by purily-
vitolilfng and enriching
Mood on which the
health andfieof every
organ, bone � anndd tissue de -
Accept no subsd-
for Hoods, but. In-
sist. on having Hood's
AND ONLY HOOD'S.
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BY-LAW n. 9. 1906 XMfi"I9O6Townshipof Osborne.
GREATEST FEMALE STRENGTII-
ENEIt ON EARTH.
Thousands of women are won pal
lid, rundown and diepirrted. Wbat
they meed is ghat nourishing 'tool()
Ferrozone. Soon they •retain those
lauzbing cyes,.brieht spirits and •rosy
cheeks. Ferrozone docs 'this and
more a4 •Mrs. L. 1''. Adr(anson of
Whitney I'ier, C. B., tostifies, "My
daughter was very much tun dawn
and had considerable 4 roubles et
timc4 Often 1 was at rl Moss to
know what Ito do. 1 nous tidt•iaed to
'dive her Foe -rezone and I slid ,•:o.
Ferrozone ele:srt•d up all the itrouble
made my daughter healthy and well
Ferrozone ';ivied good appetite, ree-
ulatca, strengthens. I >consider its
medicine every woman should ue,
regularly if the wants eo Teel her
best." Rebuild with Ferrozone, it tis
the king of all •cure.'. Pricey 60c. per
box. at all dealers.
SHARON 8C1100i. RI:1'ORT
The following i1 the report of t he
standing of 8. 8. No. 4, Stephen, for
the month of November. Names in
order of merit. 8r. 1V. -Gladys K04 -
(le, Sybolla 'Morlock, tiellie Amy.
Ethel Keetlo, Minnie le slle, Wife(
Pre3zcator, Merner Either, Herbert
Wein, Jr. IV -Lorne 3ltorleek, Har-
ry Schwarz, Edwin Wein, Area Itro-
kenshire, Leonard fechro tier. Her-
bert Kraft, Clarence ]alter, ,,Alvin
Cornish. Beulah Smit h, Oscar Cor-
nish. Sr. 1I1 - Mabel --Cuxworth,
Willie Schwarz, Clinton 'elorlock,
Mildred Kiwnpp, Entiyrson Schroeder,
Mervyn llrokenshirc. Jr. Ill- Oit:,
Brown, Gordon Cornish, Lula Ken-
tIe. Sr. II. -Emerson Itooszler,Clara
Wein. ila 'Silber. Edna Amp, Lavinia
Smith. Jr, II. -Clinton Mcirlock, Jos-
oph Schwarz, Eddie Cornish, Mer-
vin Coxworth. I11. 1, Olive Cornish
No, on reel, 42; avoraee ettendan;o
37.
A lJy-law to prohibit the sale 10
retail, of latex icat ing liquors
within Idle limits of the Muni.
cipality.
Whereas it is provided by the Re.
vised Statutes of Ontario. 1897.
Chap. 245, Soo. 141, that tho Ceuta -
:it of any Munlclp:ility, may pass
By-laws prohibiting Ithe sale ot in-
toxicating liquors within the limits
of such Municipality. and may sub-
mit tbe same to a vote of the Flea•
tors for ratification; and
WHEREAS, Chapter 47, Sec. 24
S. 0. 1908, -being an Act to amend
the LIquor License Laws, -provides
that in mase a petition is writint.
signed by at Icast twenty-five per
cont. or tbe total number of per-
sons appearing by the last 'revised
Voters' List to be qualified to vote
at Municipal elections, is presented
to elle Council, on or before •the first
day of November, next preeedin
the dry upon which uuoh poll would
be held; praying for the submission
of lamb a Iiy-law, it shall be The
duty of the Council to submit I(he
same to a vote of the Municipal
Elentora ns aforesaid. And:
WIIF.REAS a petition signed by
more tl'sn the 'required number of
duly qualified Municipal Electors,
was presented to the Council of the
Municipality of 'the Township of
Osborne, at 'rho regular rricetin; of
said Council, •on the sixth day of
October, one Rtou3.lnd nine hundrel
and .-ix.
THEREFORE, the Municipal Ceun-
eil of the Maid township of Usborne,
bereby enacts as follows; viz:
I.-Th;lt the ante by ,retail of spir-
ituous, fermented er outer mann•
featured liquors is and shall bo
prohibited in everyo
r) !tavern, Inn o
r
other house or place of public enter-
tainment in the maid municipality;
and the sale 'thereof eXZept 'by
wbolcsale, is, and etrlll be prohibited
in every shop or pl:e-e, other than a
Lou„e of public entertainment in the
said municipality.
II.-Tbat ,the vote of the Electors
of the 'said Township of Osborne,
will bo taken on the By-law by the
Deputy Returning officers, hereafter
named on Monday tbe Seventh day
of January, ono thousand ,viae hun-
dred and seven, commencing at nine
o'clock in the morning and continu-
ing till five o'clock in the afternoon
at the undermentioned plaxs
Polling Division No. 1 -Township
Hall, Elimville, Sidney Andrew D.R.
0.
Bears the
Signature
of
GEO. W. LAWSON.
Teacliar
.11. qt` OTR. IA.
The Kind You Have Aleays Boon
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N. 8. NO. 3. t;SIIORNE
The following i4 rho percentage
obtained by Itbo pupils in 8. 8. 1o.
3, Uaborne, in the examinations held
November. V CIass-Willie hooch '73
November. V Class - Willie dtoaah
73; Earl Gardiner 71. Gilbert 'Duncan
68. -Sr. IV -Albert Coupe 79, Carrie
Copeland 71, Laura Clarke 69, Myrtle
Stinson 66. Milton McCurdy 66, 13.
Doupe 64, Ray Francis 62, John Bal-
lantyne 60, Ada McCurdy 65. Rene
netb Dunzan 62. Jr, IV-Vioto.r el: -
Curdy. Norman Francis, 47, 'Etbel
Shier 40; Jeasio 'McCurdy 46; Chris-
tena McCloekliu. • Sr. III - John
Francis 79, Isabella Turnbull 73;
Howard McCurdy 71: situ Shier 65,
Arlow Copeland NO, Oliver McCurdy
45, Roy McClocklin 45. Sr. II-Et•-
oanor
Doupe 63, Leontard lkarrts 68.
Jr. 11. -Ida Irvine 64, Janie ielcCule
lash 64, ()war Copeland 63, lteS3io
Doupe 50. 1't. II -Grant Duncan 70,
Fern Francis 58. Sr. 1't. I-Tcntlie
McCurdy 90, Roy Fletcher 80, Lester
McCurdy 60. Jr. Pt. I.- John Mo•
Clocklin 160, Geortie Harrow 54, Gor-
don Copeland 63.
i:i:\lll{LLA M. GARDINE1t, 'reacher.
';hest, I:!•::t,
The weather has turned milder,
but bre (snow is still clingle,,- to the
ground here, and it is hobs hope, it
stays, ns It makes it a great dell%
more lively for Ohriat•mas.
Hamilton Ilroa, ere preparing Lo
pull (he steam tug out for The win-
ter.
Mrs. Andy Pollock, of Corbett. is
at present very low, bot under the
skilful care of Drs. McCue & Wilson
we hope to hear of her complete re-
covery s<►4en,Mrs. Pollock is a da ugh.
ter of Mr. and Mr... Tlsos. Moalard
of this place.
Mr. Tbos. Smith (Grizzly) return-
ed from the west looking fine. Tom
likes tbo wort and intends moving
out some limo in the future.
Clover aced thrashing is the order
here .now and some very good O•ieId't
aro reported and some goo:l prices
offered.
Municipal elections aro all tam i
talk bere now, and no doubt 41111
keep getting worms until after the
election on the 7111 Jan, 1907. From
the way some talk there is goin; to !
bo n hot ',into at tbo nomination- 1
so be sure and all go out 'to Awls
it -atter the election in 1i•tmiltort
anything is likely to occur.
Mr. 0. 11, Smith. blacksmith in'
this place, returned home front Al-
goma district a fair days m;o. Ile
expects 4o return soon es 'ho Sikes
up there fine. Ile soya there is lots
of game up there Lavins leen tt
number of bear, but only for a shoat
time, not being able to toll what col-
or their eyes were.
Mr, Henry flosslenberry, wbo has
been suffering for some time with
rheutnati,an, bought himself n vapor
bath The other day, which acted Igo
swiftly that Mrs. Ilossenbcrry now
has to put the breakfast on the te-
blo the night before, to be rc;tdy
for Mr. Ii. as leo feels so eager to
work he can't wait.
('.1I in h • f the ease ..ed throat
,enit',i ;end see to et L•,1•.t n -k us for
a foe 1r it: bee of Ur. She p's Catarrh
(',.ie. Mit hing till s ur.•ty p cwt s merit
.41 1 1.'11 1 11111 lett -+5141 !1,•. `hoop,
f" r ',. 1-, .ou•nest]y ek'.ires that
ll' lel it n tea a that lei,.. This
crea►rty, 5 ow Velii r Leelti•g,; helot,
wt• •t lees the the at 1.:)1! I1• •�' 1'11+, and
11.i ckly peen s u► f,i•ti tai feve'Iish
la eel b. Cell wain in y•r ti,: en e, ►V. S
Howey.
lis\IN'l$t1tJlt4
Dear Larry: -Aa its news you're
afhter i will try and vend the laic+:
from Saintsbury-Heaven u►54• the
name, Thr re has been such n tush
to JL►nitob.t and New Onteri., late•
Iy (hal it iv almost 1ntposoble to act
u man or boy Ito t.loy in Ont irate
but you atilt be delighted 4o heir 4.f
a 41ttroon that applied at the 1reei•
deuce of Mr. Alonz., Alex* t' en the
Seattle fine lately and i_ -t giving the
beat of ealisfaetion, .,It!tough !Ilia
Weight wags against hint only 10
pounds when 'he landed, but he ;airs
1,151 gnir.k and Lon ray>4 ate is well
(1I4)11'd i i Lis general ap pr,o,rnnx.
Arrau Larry aria did the (lovernor-
eceer,l te11 ye that nwi(,:;on it
open on Ile Matilde tiw^.r stow from
Davi 4' bridge to New 1)nterie ,Ind
the first keine bait of the seism
arrived )ere the (titter pert of In=t
.,week with n cargo of ntiver ore and
CRISIS OF GIRLHOOD
A TIME OF PAIN AND PERIL
Miss Emma Cote Says that Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
Saved Her Life and Made Her Well.
Trow many lives of beautiful young
girls have leen eracriiicedust as they
were ripening into womanhotel1 ,How
many irregularities or 4irpl.u•ements have
been devehipi•11 at this important period,
resulting in years of suffering !
For the Holiday Trade we are above/. - •
ing some superior lines in
PIANOS and ORGANS
of the very Best Makes, also
SEWING MACHINES
in Plain and Cabinet Stands. Our'
Stock of
A mother s11 lift I come to her child's
ni•I at lliia critical time and remember
that I.y.lie i:. Pieklialo's Vegetable
C„nip<iunl will prepare the a •stern for
t }}
thecoming change and start this trying
perilxl in a young girl's life without pais
or irregularities.
Mies Emma Cole of Tullahoma, Tenn.,
writes:
leer Mrs. Pinkham:
'•t want to tell yen that Tstn enjnyin•sbet-
ler health than' Nava for Vein, anal f owe
It n11 ee Lydia E. 1'inkham', Vegetable Cone
3)tuul.
Wlirn flnrL•en pear+ of gee 1 eaflernl nl-
nlo4t rnn'ltant p1rn, anal f- tau or three
1sears, ( !awl sorra, ,+ nn.1 Lurid in my side
Lvillarltcs 11:1.1 wa4 ,limy nr1.1 hcrr•"u+. amt
d.x•tnr+all f.ti1,41 1" Iu•li, tar.
'•1.y,1ia 1:. l'it4klurn'a Ve; , tablo('ompannd
war reeeii tn.•n'I.•,1, 11.11 ntt. r taking it lily
health h •_in t,e imr,r..wc tapu•11), nn.l I think •
it savt-1 un IV.. i ,inrnrt le het e my expert-'
cure will be a help 411 other girls wh•i aro
is-.sinit frotu girlhood to w•,.manh,..,.1.
1 know your l'.alip.eutel will d,,
for them. '
• con who I
yonknewan, n girl e
Tit ofy got
Birk and heels motherly advice ark her
' e 1
to we \ t Iles. 1 utkhnm, Lynn, .las..,n a
she will re•ieivo fnT a 'vice which will
.lit her on the right row! to a strong.
healthy awl happy worhunhoral. M14's
l'inkhani is .)anghtcr-in-law of Lydia E. -
1'inkham and for twenty-five yearn hs
been advising sick Houten free of charge.
Stationery, Bibles,` d
hymn Books,
and small
Musical Instruments.
Is very attractive,
Prices and Terms on all the above
are most Liberal.
We will be pleated to tell you alit•
about it if you will call.
Polling Division No. 2.- George
Cornish'* louse, Lot 0, N. T. IL,
John W. Horsey, D.I4.O.
Polling Division No. 13- William
Stephens' house. Lot. 2, Con. 10,
Matthew Routly, Jr., D. R.O.
Polling Division No. 4,-- l'ublia
hall, 1'arquleer, John Duncan Jr.,
D. Re0.
III.-Tbat on Monday the lilat day
of December A. D., 1906 at lite
Township Ilall in the village of
Elimville, at Rho hour of 3 o'clock
in the afternoon, the Reeve shall ap-
point in writiog, ei;ned by blmeelf,
two pentons to attend at the final
summing up, of tbe votes by the
Clerk, and one person to attend ot
each polling place in behalf of the
persons interested in and desirous of
promoting Itho paesin; of this By-
law; and at like number on behalf of
the persona interested in and desir-
ous of ,opposing tbo passing ot this
Byelaw.
IV -That Iles Clerk of the said
Municipal Council of the Township of
UJaborno shall attend at the Town-
ship Hall in the village ot EYimvill4l
at :the hour of Eleven o'clock in the
forenoon on the Eighth day of Janu-
ary A. D•, 1907, to turn up the num-
ber of votes given for rand against
the By-law.
V --That +t1ia By-law shall come
into operation and be in lull force
and effect on and after the first
day of May next after the final pass -
Ing thereof.
F, MORLE Y, JOSEP1i IIAWKiNS
Clerk. Iteeve.
NOTICE
Take 'notice ghat the above is n
true copy of a proposed Ityaaw,
which has 'kern taken into considera-
tion. by The Municipal Council of
the Township of irsborne, and whiah
will he finally passed by the said
Council, (in the event of the n_ssont
ot the Electors being obtained thorn.
to. 03 provided by Mlle Liquor. License
Aot), after one month from tho first
publication 'thereof in the "Times"
nevespaper published in the village
of Exeter, in the County of Huron;
the date of which first publication
was Thursday the 13th day of De-
cember A. 1). 1008; rind t bat at the
hour, day and place.] therein fixe:l
for taking rho votes of the Electors,
the po11.4 will bo held
1'. MuItLI•;Y, Clerk.
e
CASTOR IA
For Infanta and Children,
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
WINTER TERM OPENS J N 2nd
This 8, 1,0(4 is recognized to be
nun of I be leading Cotltnrrclsl
School. in America. (Lir grad-
nntea :rte in demand r :rliis news
('allege feaehrr+, The n1.1s.t re-
cent application we receive,, for
a tcneher offered $14($) 141 per
annum. We believe we are rnn-
ninR
one of the most prngt•ee-
sive and up to elate business
training schools in the province.
The dement! epos us for office
help is several timet] the supply.
Write for catalogue. 1). A. Me-
i.acbler. W. 1. i lliot Principals
S. MARTIN & SON
Weak
Kidneys
Weak Kidneys, sorely point to weak kidney
1Nervee. The Kidneys. like the Heart, and tbj
it tomad a. And their weakness. not in the corgi*
1lss11. bulbs the nerves that control and guts,*
U RI strengthen them. Dr. Shoop's Itestorst ire tl
**indictee specifically prepared to reach tests
doctor the Kidneys aka*
erre s a
7
eedt[olling nerves.
blows. It a a waste of time, and of money M
)If your back aches or U weak. if the wine"
melds, oris dark mad strong, it you have nun MINI
of Bright, or other d1Steestnt or dangerous kid.
4q disease, try Dr. 8hoop's Restorative a montls's
�D1ete or Liquld-and toe what it can and will
doflosyou. Druggist recommend and sell
Dr. Shoop's
Restorativi
NOTICE TO CREDITORS;
In the matter of the estate ot
Samuel Parkinson, late of the
township of Usborne, in the
County of Huron, farmer def
ceased. -
Notice is hereby given pursuant to.
It. 8. 0., 1897, chap. 129, that all
crorlitore and others having claim*
against the estate of the said Saint.
uel Parkinson, who died on or about
the 17t1, day of November, 1896. .+tie
required on or before the 15
of December. 1906, to send by 4
prepaid or deliver to Messrs. Gt'ad•
men & Stanbury, of the village or
Exeter, Solicitors for the Admiaisa
tretors of the said deceased. tit.
London & Western Trusts Company,.
Limited. .t heir christinn snit
surnames, addressos end de -1
script ions, he full tarr•tioult
ars of their claims. the statement
of their accounts and the nature or
the securities, it any. held by Thom..
And further tako notice that atter
such last mentioned dato the said
administrators will proceed to dig, -
tribute the assets of the deceased
among Ilio parties entitled thereto.
having regard only to the claims ot
which they shall then !lava noties
and that the said Administrator,
will not be liable for tho said asset,
or any pert thereof to any parson
or persons of whose claims notion,
shall not have born received by them,
at the time of euoh distribution.
GLADAIAN & STANIIURY.
Solicitors for The London & West•.
ern Trusts Company, Ltd.. Ad,
minis, raters.
Dated at Exeter the 21st tiny.
vcmber, 1906.
HRJSJM1$ JW�RI.
There is nothing more
appropriate as a Christ,
mag gift than Jewelry.
We carry the largest stock in
Western Ontario to choose t'
front and are showing excepti-
onal values in
DAINTY BRACELETS
BROOCHES BUCKLES''
STICK PINS
OPERA GLASSES
LEATHER FUR.
PENDANTS
WATCHES DIAMONDS
G H• arO &Go.
London Ontario.
Specialists in Diamonds
and Cut °ia• s.
FARM FOiR HALE. -100 acres, be-
im, lot 11, efiereA.4/0n 2, Stephen.
cent, 11 position. tying abort 2 1-2
miles from Crediton. ('enUr:tIll and
Exeter. For further particulate ap-
ply on Il:c nrcmiaeq. or .f•I4. Walker,
Crc,hiton East 1'. O, tf
T 0 R • A ('t 1.0 1N l►NK ptA�
Take Laxative tromo Quinint Tab -
1 lete1. All drsggh s refund , he mos-
ey if It tails to c re. g. w. o •cove'•
slgoatnrs la on a sh box. tTe.