Exeter Times, 1907-03-14, Page 5S (' EXr;+ER T1DtiE8t M
Mr. Peter Mcisaac on piano and
INTO 0 1IE or agentsold rhandeotnepianot,ET Mise Linda R ,hart Inst week which
THE HABIT
•of looking for sunshine
and fragrance. You'll
find it! The bee and the
buzzard hover together;I
one goes straight to the
rose garden. the others
\to a decaying carcase.
Conte draw the honey
from
Our Clothes Garden
And taste the sweetness of cloth satis-
faction.
Our Spring Importations are ready
for your Inspection. New Designs,
Beautiful Weaves and Colorings.
NO WO HER right in Style. Close
personal attention.
J. H. HOLTZMANN
Crediton, Ontario.
Crediton
Dlt E.j.McCUF., MEMBER ON-
TARIO COLLEGE PIIYSICI-
ttimis end Surgeons. Successor to Dr.
IL A. Ilaist. Oroditon. Ont.
Mr. John Preeter and family, of
Zurich were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Brown on Sunday.
Mr. Chris Eilber and son. of Zurich,
were visiting relatives in the village
on Monday last.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wein, of Dash-
wood, were visiting the for tuer's fath-
er Mr. Lewis Wein on Sunday last.
Mr. Frank Bassow, of Zurich paid
the village a flying visit on Sunday.
Dr. Orme and Miss Abbott, of Cen-
tralia, were the guests of Miss Buelah
Beever on Sunday.
Mise Effinger. of Pigeon, Mich., visi-
ted friends and relatives in the village
the past week.
Mr. M. Kestle was the guest of Mr,
T. Trevethick on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Truemner, of Dash-
wood, were the guests of Mrs. J. Fink-
beiner.
Mr. John Roesler entertained a num
ber of friends from the village on
We are pleased to state that the old
stand occupied by R. Walker will be
occupied by Mr. Stock, of Tavistock.
Mr. Stock has had conbiderabe exper-
ience in the butcher line, and we be-
speak for him a iarge trade. W e
Welcome him to our village.
Mr. W. Kerr reports a very pleasant
time at Brantford. where he attended
the convention of the Maccabees.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Heist were visit
ing in Zurich Sunday last..
A tramp doctor has been making
bis rounds and has accomplished some
wonderful cures.
The timber is on the grounds for
the new sheds to be built on the Evan-
gelical chutch grounds, The commit-
tee has decided to build the sheds 140
feet long and 50 feet wide. The side
wails are to be of cement 9 feet high
and the roof corrigated roofing.
When finished it will cost in the vi-
cinity of $1,200 and will be without
ttltltib4 one Of the finest church sheds
In the country.
The many friends of Miss Lydia
Swartz are sorry to hear that she is
confined to her bed.
Miss Colvin returned to the village
oa Friday last and is again in charge
•
For Settlers
I
WESTERNONTARIO
MANITOBA
SASKATCHEWAN
ALBERTA
How Made and How Reached
write rot -tree eo$lea of
SETTLERS' GUIDE a gars of
train
l�a�ue-
train service for settlers travelling with
stock and effects to the North west tMa live
o
and April. with passenger and freight rates.
WESTERN CANADA Up•todat.des-
cription of the
west and western conditions. 80 pages of
information invaluable to setUens, Costal
maps and statistics.
TIME TABLES apasengerdouble
tra n servicdaily
s
).o Wlnufpeg and Calgary.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Leave Toronto daily. Comfortable, rooms
berths at moderate rates. bully equipped
with bedding cooking range and every con-
venience. Bertha should be reserved
(through nearest C.P.R. Agent) at least two
weeks before departure.
Writs to -day for free books and anything
you want to know about the west and how
to reach it. Address
C. B. FOSTER,
Dist... Pass. Agt., C.Y.R., Tomato
of Zwicker's millinery department.
Rev. E. 11. Bean and J. H. Holtz-
mrn were in i)ashwnod Tuesday at-
tending a Meeting to arrange a pro-
gram for the annual Y P. A.
The busiest man in town -Dr. McCue
Mre. Link returned on Friday last
from the millinery openings in Toron•
to and will again conduct Mr. Brown's
millinery department.
CitA.MIT etINIL TA.
Be1rs the A1he Lind You glare Always 8oiig1lt
iligiutnre
of
Dashwood
she will use in teaching her pupils.
I'or Catarrh. let me send you free
jurst to prove its merit, a Trial Box
of 1)r. Shoop's Catarrh Remedy. It
is a snow w bite, creamy, healing
antiseptic Latin that gives instant
relief to Catarrh of the nose and
throat. Make the free test and see.
Address Lr. ,Shoop, Racine, Wis.
Large jars 50c. Sold by W. S. Dew-
ey.
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W
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W INCUR LSE A
A meeting of the ,patrons of the
\1'inchelsea Creamery teas held 011
the Oth of March. Mr. dtobt. Taylor
was elected chairman for the meet-
ing. A financial report by the audi-
tors, Mr. Joshua Johns and LMr. S.
J. Pym, was read .by Mr. Johns •ttld
approves" by the meeting. The .101 -
loving is a summary of the report—
Total cream 475,163 lbs., Total fat
118,456 lbs.. Total butter 138,707 lbs.,
Total money received $3040$.14, (fe-
tal money paid patrons $25373.49.
Addresses were given by till: pro-
prietor \V. J. Medd, Mr. George) 1I.
Darr, chief Instructor for ,Western
Ontario, and Mr. John 11. Soott, pro-
prietor of the Exeter Creamery.
Each speaker took up different
litres of the dairy industry. 'The,ad-
dresses were profitable and :were
much appreciated by the patrons.
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FOIL OVER SIXTY YEARS
AN ULD AND %S 16L1.•114tX1• ItIMMIIDY.-11116
Winslow'a Boothing Syrup has been used for
over sixty years by millions of mothers tor mete
children ile teething. witir perfexit suCCees
It soothes the child, outlaws the gums, allays all
pain cures wind colic. and is the best remedy
Or
pain,
Itis pleasant to the taste. Bold
1 by druggisut In every part of the world. 7e
cants a bottle. Its value is ncatculable, Be
cure and take Mre Winslow's Boothine
Byrupand ask for no other Mud.
Guarantd under the Food and
Ie.c
Drugs Act, June 30th, 1906. Serial
Number 1098.
CROM A RTY
• Rev. 'titrti►t occupied the tnulpit in
' the Presbyterian Church here on
Sunday last.
Mr. Thomas Miller who has spent
the winter at his house here, leaves
Mr. Jonas Hartleib sold his driver Tuesday for Regina.
to Mr. B Pilkey tor the sum of $150. Miss Rennie, of New hamburg vi11
Id. S. Hey was confined to hie sed a address the Ladies of the Women's
few days ago with the grip. Foreign Missionary Society on I'ri-
bliss S. Nadiger has -returned home day afternoon next.
from Toronto where she hasteen at- • Mr. John McWraith, of .l)urham.
tending the millinery openings. Miss visited friends in the village and the
Nadiger has secured a position in surrounding neighborhood, last week
Acton. Miss Davis, who has taught school
Mrs. David Betschen spent a few for the past year leaves at Easter,
days last week in Parkhill visiting having handed in her resignation.
Mrs. John Hoffman who is on the sick Mrs. George Wilson is at present
visiting freinds in Seaforth.
The members of the LitaCIa Choir
gave a surprise party at the home
of Mr. Sandy Miller on friday eve_ of
last tveek, and presented him and his
sister with a handsome present, us
a token of respect, prior to leav-
ing theechurch, and their departure
from the neighborhood.
list.
Mr. Richard Becker is wearing a
smile this week—its a girl.
Miss Ida Brill of Zurich is spending
a few days in Dashwood.
Mr. Silas Adams is confined to his
bed with the grip.
Mr. Henry Brenner of Zurich is
moving his family to Dashwood and
is moving into Mr. friends house.
Mr. Peter Brenner is moving this
week into Mr. Henry Treumner house The News—No Lure drug cough 8 ill work for Mr. Treumner in
the summer. Cure laws would be needed, if all
Mr. Smith of Sehringville, and Miav •
cough cures were like Dr. Shoop's
Nicholson and Miss Best. of Zurich cough cure is -and has been for 20
visited at Mr. Jonas Hartleihs on Sun- years. The national low now re-
day1 yuires that if any poisons enter into
last. a cough mixture, it must b(1 print -
r. Ezra Bender spent last Sunday ed on the label or package. For this
visiting Henry Neighand of the 14th. reason mothers, and others, should
Mr. hnuia Walper jr, left last Mon -insist on (laving 7)r. Shoop's cough
day for Caviler N. D. cure. No poison -marks on Dr.
F'ARRQUHAR
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"HINOt-STAYS" MAKS DILLON
TWIGS AS STRONG
Short, stiff. hard, stew) wire stays [nuke a"hinge-like'•
Dint at every lateral wire on the trillion fence.
These "Hinge -stays" give our fence a greater degree of
elasticity -enable it to withstand greater strain. The)* act
like, aid really are. binges -make our fence swing or spring
back M shape o after
`soring a1C►Y)
blow, orie unusual
pressure caused by a furious bull orother animal endeavoring to
push his way through to freedom. Catalogue tells More about
this -twice as strong•'fouos.
The Owen Sowed Wire fame Co.. Limited,
Owell $.e.d, Ont.
tar
mss.
Shoop's labels—and none in the med-
icine, else it must by law be on the
label. And it's not only safe, but 1t
is said to be by those who know; it
hest
a truly remarkable
coo
Jre
n-
edy.
'Fake no chance, particularly
with your children. Insist on hav-
ing 1)r. Shoop's cough cure. Com-
pare carefully the Dr. Shoop pack-
age t% its others and see. No poison
(narks there! You call always be
r
D .
. sidedemanding r
the safe . 1 by da. l a
on d6
Shoop's cough cure. Simply refuse
to accept any other. Sold by W. S•
Howey.
ELIMVILLE
A number of the members of the
Eliutville Lodge C. O. 1'. F. had :11
twood bee at tho 11011n'e of Mr. W w.
Ford ono day last week. Mr. ford
has been in poor health during the
Winter and enough wood ,teas cut to
last hint a year.
'LltI1
jrz
'd r. and Mrs. 1l\\'. C.1I1t vson, of the
O ���c11th eon, Ir•tt on'Tuesday ef lastst
` week for North Dakota, where they .
intend to visit for a tirno and if the
'W. NEIL AGENT
A SET OF'
C TLERY FREE
TO BEER 13UVERB
Our 1907 Catalogue will tell
you how to get, Absolutely Frei,
a beautiful Carving Set of
SHEFFIELD STEEL, with
Celluloid Handles and
Sterling Silver Mounts,
enclosed in a handsome
plush and silk lined
case. The outside be-
ing covered with leatherette.
Our handsome Catalogue and
)+nitre Hook is richly illustrated and
is free to everyone who asks for it
and contain♦ details of other special offers,
etc., also gives full details of new and standard
.tric:ics of Seeds, Irani.' anti Huns.
Writ. to -day.
DARCH Et HUNTER SEED CO.,Lhnited
LONDON, Canada.
country suits thein they may decide
to remain there (.ernlanc'ntly.
A pretty wedding was celebrated
at the home of 3lr. and 31rs. Chas.
Shoemaker, Goshen line north. on
Wednesday, March 8111, when )heir
daughter, 31iss Sadie, was united in
marriage to James McClinchey, of
Stanley township.
31r. N. M. Catltin. the founder of
St. Joseph, is a resident of that city
no inure. He has dispone(t of his fur•
niter. and with his %vile and family
left 1x31 week for Motttrt':tl, where
till.). will reside in future,
on Sunday. March 3rd. the death
took place of Mrs. Catherine Koch,
ens at the advanced agc of 93 years
and 8 utonths, 'The deceased Sill-
s fend no pain and passed peacefully
•'t• away. the infirmities of old age be-
ing the ctus0 of her iiviatb. )ler
husband, J011i1 1'. Kochens, prede-
ceased her about t%'e'nty scare ago.
Although well up in the nineties she
%c,ss :able (0 be up and around until
some time before her depth. Three
sous, Walentine and Fr:tnk of this
village. and John of North Dakota,
survive her. The funeral was held
on Wednesday for,itt, n, interment
takim; ',lac.' in 1lie Catholic rcntt'-
tory-.
31r. and hits. Daniel Bennett left
last week for Ilanted,•n. N. 1), where
tlr•v will %i+it for mono time.
"I'reventics" t ittt promptly check
a cold or tit.. Grippe when taken at
the sneeze stage. 1'reventics cure
seated colds as well. I'reventies aro
little candy cold cure tablets, and
Dr. Shoop, Racine, \\'is, will gladly
nt.til you samples and a book on
Colds free, if you will write hits.
The samples prove their merit.
Chee% early reeds ', ith I'reventics
and stop pneumonia. Sold in 5c. and
25c. boxes by W. S. llowey.
i:is:�•� A� YOUR
x �.,1:t�i:./1i1. E .►
ACRE t
l4tb Ivtr7
STEPHEN COUNCIL if possible to obviate the necessity
of rebuilding the said bridges and to
see if one third of the
cost of the contemplated work can
be oollected from the Ontario Gov-
ernment under By-law No. 580.
Mr. Hawkins, the Reeve of the
Township of Lisburne ,rtes ()resent
and addressed the council avith re-
gard to soave outstanding ex;endi-
ture on the N. 11. in 1904-u.
By-law No. 5 of 1900. regulaliig
Tavern and shop licenses was te-
pealed atilt the new act of 1906 takes
its place. The following accounts
were paid: C. Chapman, binding
rolls and carriage charges, $1.75; M.
!slake, rep. bridge Div. 4. $17.50; W.
Davis, for stone and right of way,
re Turner's bridge. $10.00; Jas. Isaao
far right of way. do, $5.00; ,Ghee.
McRoberts, bal. on gravel acc. $7.74;
M. Culbert removing plank, ,$1.00.
The council adjourned to -aneet
again on Monday, April 1st, 1907, at
10 a. m.
•
W. 1). STANLEY, Clerk.
MANY CHILDREN SICK.
Get their feet wet, catch cold or
cramps, and give mothers an :utx-
ious time. With the first shiver or
sneeze rub the lifts' ones chest with
Nervilinc, gargIe the throat, and
give ten drops in hot water at bed-'
time. Next morning all is well. No
cold, no time lost at schcsol. If 1'0l -
son's Nerviline isn't in your hone
)get it there at Once. 1k:tiers sell
it in large 25e. bottles.
CENTRALIA
A. 1). llergott, our new bhtck.-
smith announces that in future he
will charge 25e. for a new sh(x, cash,
or 30 cents if the work is ch:u•_ed.
Mr. R. J. l'ollock intends leaving
Friday for Saskatchewan.
bliss 1.0011:1 \Wils011. of London,
spent Saturday and Sunday at her
borne here.
bliss Dinah Wood, who .has been
visiting the Misses Wilson for the
past few weeks returned to )ser
home in London last ,week.
111 r. Cecil Simpson, of Lucas. was
the guest of his sister,, :\lily Evelyn
Simpson on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Neil, of
near Lucas, visited at Mr. James•
Handford's on Sunday.
' Miss Vesta Essery, who has been
visiting friends here for the past
two months. left for her hone in
Chicago on Wednesday.
Miss Maud Porter, of ,London, vis-
ited at Mr. Rolsert iWlson's on Sun-
iday,
Miss Alla Hicks, %vim has been on
the sick list for the past eek, we
are pleased to learn is improving.
The Council of the Tow !)ship of
Stephen, convened at the, 'Town Hall,
Crediton, on Monday. Ntarelf rtth.
1907, at 1 p• in. All atomisers were
present. The minutes of flu plev-
Lo119 meeting theta lead anu adopted.
\W lief 11-4 'ebb—"That the '1'1015
urer's Bonds as filed with tlr•• c;erk
1s' :accepted"—Carried.
s tide es- lie ll"rutann — •'That cl'a k
is hereby instructed to a'nd a circu-
lar letter to all th•3 supporters of
S. S. No. 1 informing the resI.'etive
ratepayers that a l.etitiott has .been
filed with the Council asking that
5. S. No. 1 be divided into two tee.
Hotta; and that the application and
requests of the said 1•elitiouers will
ire considered by this Council at the
Town Hall Crediton, oil .April 1st,
1907, at 2 p. w. at which time aull
place all parties interested will be
!tea rd."—Ca rMed.
\\'uertllJ\'ebb — "That Ezra 'l'io-
ulau's application to build 't slaugit-
ter house, on lest J Con. L. 1t. W.,
be granted, provided that the .same
is placed 75 yards front the l'ublic
Highway, and 200 yards .from any
dwelling."—Carried.
\Webb -V ucrth — .'That the resig-
nations of William Anderson ABA
William Yearley as members of the
Township Board of Health be a ccep-.
.ted."—Carried.
Resolved that the Board •of health
for 1907 he composed of the follows
iug members—Stephen Webb, Fred-
erick Wuerth and W. 1). Sanders.
Resolved that the comununicatiot
of Thos. S. Clark, re -drain be filed.
Also that the pathntasters, pound -
keepers and fcno;-viewers ab -a ap-
pointed at the April meeting.
The following orders wore passer)
Sun Insurance Co., Insurance of
Town hall, $11.50; Jlrown • Bros.
.Treasurer's book and express $.a5;
Municipal World rolls and supplies
$17.36; 'Ep-Treasurer, Tp. benefit to
Mud Creek Drain 8109.19: zfp. treas-
urer, McGillivray's portion to M. C.
Drain $7.39; Treasurer of Ontario
Mud Creek Drain Debenture No. 1
$1373.37; John Smith, wood .$14.10;
Henry Doyle, Auditing $10.00; John
lirokenshire Auditing $10.00; George
Hepburn, repairing culvert $1.50; F.d
llrokettshire, Inspector, re -Schroe-
der, hoard of Health $9.75.
Tt1111111Uouncil adjourned , tea )meet
again in the 'Town Ball, Crediton, on
Monday, april 1st. 1907.
IIENRY F.ILIIEII. Tp. -Clerk,
GOOD CORN SHELLER FOR 25c.
A marvel of efficacy and prompt-
ness, a remedy that does cure corns
and warts. Its name is 1'utnam's
Corn Extractor. Contains no acids,
never pains, gives lasting tatisfacs.
Hon. Insist on "1'utnaw's" only.
it's lite best.
J3IDD1'LI'1l COUNCIL
The council met on March 4th 1907
persuant to adjournment, the Reeve
and all the members being present.
Mr. A. Gulls-, contractor sl: the
Eliwville drain asked permission to
remove the superstructure of the
two most Northern bridges over the
River Sauble on Cotoessiots 4 and
51 to enable him to use his steam
dredge in the river to complete the
outlet for said drain. Permission
was granted on condition that he
furnishes the council with It good
and sufficient bond to indemnify the
corporation for any dautagv that
might he done to the bridges or the
travelling public while the road is
impassible, or otherwise ; and to re-
place t he bridges in as good order
Pa they are itt at present.
The Clerk was instructed to re-
quest the Twp. and the County En-
gineers to meet the Council t the
above bridges, with a view of clutug-
,iug the course of the river Ito as
CATARRH
To prove tine nestlonahlr. and beyond any doeb/
that Catarrh of the n•,ae and Throat can beOared.
I am famishingtetlt•tus through dmgylsts, [1m�11
free Trial ik,res of i'r. tOt p's Catarrh
Ido this 1,0(11use 1 sun so ts•rttttn, that Dr. Shoo 11
ssearrh cure will bring a,tuel substantial yy..
Nothit g ccrhtiaie. est, convincing as a pbysltal
testof any article of Neal. genuine merit. Buttliall
article relict possess flint merit, else the tot will
condemn. rather than adyanm 11. llr, Shoop's
Catarrh (lin• is la snow white, lisaling sertseesta
balm, put up In beautiful nt:knl mess) glass
at 50c. Seca !totalling alto its as Oil Eucalyptus,
Thymol, Menthol, ate., un+ Incorporate' into a
velvet)•, ertetn like I'• trolatnro, lmp,rted by Dr.
Shoop from Europe. if (htarrlt of the none and
throat has,xt.lded to the stomach. then by all
moans also frnt•mally, Dr. Shoop's EastoraUve,
Stomach disuse+, is lnes+ I
ark ntof 1lttosapp.
bloating. belching.
surely call tar fir Shts,ifs )t,.t(7irt'tive.
For unompllcvt d catarrh only of the noseand
Throat nothing ekes, however. need bu used bat
r. Shoop's
atarrh Curos.
Costs a little more at the
start but saves in the long
run, because vastly su-
perior 1'1 construction --
exterior and interior --a
piano that lasts. That's
what people say of the
HEINTZMAN
& CO. PIANO
1'lade to \'c Olde Finite of
llolntztuan fit ('u., Limited)
And the people speak
knowingly and wisely.
ass
S. MARTIN & SON
WIIALE';N
In the death of Lydia iluxtable,
relict of the lute Daniel Jones on
the 7th., another old antler itas
gone to her last reward. The de-
ceased was born in Devonshire, Eng.
in 1826. She and her husband came
to Canada in 1852 and settled on
the farm where they both died.
She was a member of the English
Church, and leaves to mount their
loss one son, Richard. on the old.
homestead and 'Mrs. John dt. Ogden
The deceased was in her Slst year
and was beld itt the highest esteem.
The funeral took place ion Sunday,
interment being in tho Kirkton cern,
etery, and although tito roads were
in bad shape, there iw•as 11'1lnrgo
turnout to follow her to her last
resting place.
1T ACTUALLY DESTROYS THE
CAUSE
That's why Catarrh is invariably
cured by inhaling "Catarrhozone."
The healing t6 •lI or al reads to every
part of the breathing •organs.
Germs infecting the tissues of the
nose, throat and lungs are killed.
Nothing is left to case inflaunma-,
tion. Spots that are sore are healed.
Discharge is cleated away and ca-
tarrh blCO[Ps something ofthe
►
est
Use "Ca(1rrhozoue" and your recov-
ery is guaranteed. Two sizes, e5c.
and $1.00 at all dealers.
8. S. NO. 1, STEPHEN
The following is the report of S.
S. No. 1, Stephen for the month of
February. Senior Department —C1.
V., Willie `situs, Wilfred Hodgins,
Frank :Mitchell. Enos Windsor,
Gladys Esseey, Czar Wilson. Sr. V,
Gifford llogarth, Margery Hepburn,
Joseph \White, Newt JlcCurdy and
!',ddie Sims (l•itual) Hazel Hicks, Ar-
chie Robinson, Mervin Elston. Aus-
tin 1)uplan, hillier Robinson,. 'Dors
don Wilson, Murray Elliott. Jr. IV.
John Itogarth, Mazw•ell Baynham,
iva Essery, Malvait Callfast, kir. IiI,
Flossie Davey, Edna Davey, Massie
Anderson. Ilarry \Windsor, Ella
Baker, Roy Call fas, sloe Davis,
Norman hear):ut, Earle U►Ilfas, 1111-
ix,rt White..
Junior ieittt1men t — .1 r. III 1'.
I'airhall, Anthony \White, ,Alva
!!rooks. Sr. I1.,Stella Neil. :Victor
Itogarth, Morvau C:allfas, • Othello
Motz. Jr. Ii,—Mamie Beaman, Ma-
bel Elliott, Hubert Neil, Ethel Bowe
Sf 00pIS 011110 C00o11100 NO1111 WOSI
HOMESTEAD HEfiPLATION$,
ANY e.en numbered section of Dominion lands in
uaniloba, 'asI*th09 an ani Altsrni, exeeptiet(
t mei le, not reserved, may he hrnnestea,le.l to-
any
yany per+,o wbo is the head of a Limn) *or any nixie
ort IN )e•n of age, to the extent of one quarter
section of itis acres, more or less.
Entry must be maie personally at the lural land
office for the district i11 which the land is situate.
The hnme.:tea(1er ft ratuind 101a•rlorm the eon•
ditions lc -inflected 1hen•%Its under ane of the 1 Mow-
ing plans: -
(11 At feast six mono( residence upon and tniti-
rati.! o1 the land in each year for three years.
(2) 1f the father for mntlice i1 the fatly` is de•
(ease.1) of the homest,ader resider upon a fans ill the
vicinity of tee land enteral for, the regiuremenr. ee
le resider, e may lie .ati+fled b) .n. -h Immo residing
with the father or mother.
I:(t If the settler has his I,ermanent residers,• twee
farming land owned 1,y hint in the st,inity of his
homestead, the requirements as to residence may
be satisfied I.) residence upon the Kai•) Laos.
Six months' notice in writing should be given to
the Commtesioi,t e1 Dominion lands at tquwa of
it:trnt;on to apply for latent,
w'.
W. CYIRY,
•Deputy of the.Ministcr of the interior.
R.-('nanthnrind pn' dleation of this alt ertist•
meet will not be pall for.
8 al SalL.0_,
r�Of JAPAN BLEND GREEN T
We did not by the cheap tea \1'e did not buy it because it
not good. We bought it and paid the same price as any other mer-
chant and we wish to give a bargain. It is good and we know it.
Try it and you will know it. Regular 25c tea for 19c; 3oc for 24e.
We also have a carload of Cedar posts coming
in next week.
COWARD & CLARK, Winchelsea
flamina
aroid Roofing4
I have just received a largo shipment of Paroid
Roofing, and as the time is drawing near when you
\vi11 want roofing work done, I would advise you to
call and select what you will want.
Have
which I
and get
on hand a number of mitts and gloves,
am selling at wholesale prices. Coale in
a pair.
All kinds of tinware on hand.
W. Moore Kirkton.
THE
WALL PAPER
SEASON IS HERE
Lit us advise you about the interior
de.oration of your ham). We stet tt t Ali -
fled by experience taste and training to assist
in securing the best results.
Our stock is most complete and stylish.
Better consult us.
We will hang the paper for you
B. W. F. B[fiVLRS
Farquhar
Ont.
den. Pt. II.—Irene McCurdy, Oliver
Davis, Eddie Alexander. I't, I.—Sr.
Carrie Davey, Arthur Robinson,, 1 l-
ymor Wilson. Pt. I.—Jr.11arry El-
ston. Best spellers—E. Ilowden and
A. White.
b1IS'S MABEL SPARKS, Teacher.
S. S. No. 2, USBORNE
Tho following is the report of the
examination held in 8. O. No. 2 Us -
borne during the past • aveek—V.—
Almer Stewart 98, Foster Bray
Willie Kay 63. Sr. IV—WI11Ie 1Moali
teith115, Annie Allison 112. Flame
Passmore 81, Bert Brown 86. Jr.
Ethel punkin 126, Garnet Pasamo
123 May Darch 104. Sr. UL—Mery
Snell 130, Teressa Coward ]14
e J
III,—Annie Turnbull 90, Charles at
lison 83, Coursey Brown 80, Viol/
Ilunkin 79, Willie Jeffrey S0, Mau
ton Ilodgert 63. Jr. III, No. C—J�
Allison 147, Joanna Monteith
Sr. Ii—Jessie Hedger 75, LleVeabe.
land Stewart 71.
tJESSIE: A. HAMILTON, 'Tea:hare
Can Consumption be Cured?
There is plenty of indisputable evidence to prove that
Consumption has been cured even after the symptoms
were well defined and the lungs actually involved.
On the other hand, there has always been a point
beyond which the disease
has been considered incur-
able.
eur-
able. Until a comparatively recent date this point had a
place at a very early stage of the malady, but modern
scientific discovery and common-sense methods of
treatment have gradually moved the hopeless point
further and further back, until now the Consumptive
is not "given up" until the very last stage of the
disease is reached.
Nothing in recent years has done so much to im-
prove the chances of Consumptives as the advent of
In fact, it is claimed that, with plenty of fresh air, sun-
light and comfortable surroundings, FERROL has
pushed the hopeless point to the limit, that is to say,
where these fail the chances of cure are very slim
indeed.
FERROL docs not kill the germs of Consumption
(anything that will do that will kill the patient), but
FERROL du. the work by repairing the waste tissue,
enriching tie blood, toning the nerves, in Apo rt, by
building up the whole system and thus enablini* nature
to expel the disease.
The only possible chance of curing Consurnon is
by proper nutrition, and FERROI. is the Only perfecptit
nutrient, because it combines in palatable and easily
digested form the very essentials of lif—Gil, Iron and
Phosphorus.
We feel some diflence in claiming that FERROL
will cure Consumption, Icst we be misunderstood, but.
we have not the slightest hesitation in stating that it Is
an infallible cure for BRONCHITIS, CHRONIC COUGHS,
CROUP, WHOOPING COUGH, CIIRONiC Rf1EUMATISMs •
NEURALGIA, NERVOUS EXHAUSTION, SCROFULA
and all wasting diseases.
For restoring lost weight and building up the run.
down system FERROL Is absolutely without aa opals
W. S. COLE Druggist, Exeter, Ontario