Exeter Times, 1907-05-16, Page 5•
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THE EJC1✓TER TIMES, MAY 16th 1907
For all disorders of stomach and liver, Blleans an a'
sound.safe and sure remedy. They strengthen the bodily
functions in Nature's own way. being compounded
from Nature's own herbal extracts. Women the world
over find them $ boon. Finest household remedy.
All druggists and store+, f•ec. a box, or from Bilran Co., Toronto. C for•$?.5U.
ILEANS
F O R
i��ousNEss.
Popular Goods for Now and
the Rest of the Season
Favored Worsteds
1 These worsteds are in blues and,
TROUSERS AND WASK
YES I S FOR SUMMER
lanes lnixtures,excel in qualtty,beattty! If a pant hunter pantless
and finish anything of their kind we Is panting for pants
have ever shown. We are offering He pantethtiIhe replan pantless
some beautiful I Until implants himself into
one of those fashionable pants ordered
Summer Suits for $10 lat J. 1i. NOLTZMANN'S
and upwards.
A beautiful assortment to choose from. If there is a taste we can
not suit, we have yet to know of it.
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CROOKERY
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\Ve have left one Dinner Set, gilted brown pattern, 91 pieces
reg. price was $11.00, now $7.50; one White Tea Set, 44 piece reg.
$2.75, now $1.85; one Green Tea Set, 41 pieces, reg. price $3.75,
now $2.50. We have a very large stock of Pitchers and Bowls in
plain white and clover leaf gilt Bowls at 5c up to 15c. Pitchers
front 8c up to 35c. •
Large stock of men's and boy's Overalls and Smocks, Duck
Shirts and boy's Tweed Knickers at 135c each.for the Knickers.
Call and see our Dress (mods before buying, we have some ele-
gant patterns in Grey Tweeds
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THIS If THE
SHEET MtTAL AO1
The wandering tramp who
steals a night's lodging in your straw stack
may prove a very costly visitor if he
should forget to put out the match after lighting
his pipe. if fire in straw stack gets a good start
the barn and contents are doomed -unless pro-
tected with Galt Steel Siding and Galt "Sure -grip" Steel
Shingles. Then it will be fireproof as well as storm and
lightning proof. Your cattle and produce confined in the
barn will be absolutely safe and secure.
It's certainly true economyto buy Galt Steel Siding. It
costs but little and will last a life time. Secures for you the most
favorable insurance rate.
Choice of cold rolled. painted or galvanized steel, la • multiplicity el
handsome. original designs. Free illustrated catalogue on request:
THE GALT ART METAL CO., Limited,'
GALT, ONTARIO.
alt Steel Sidin:
Crediton
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TARIO COLLEGE PHYSIC'.
ass and Surgeons, Successor to Dr.
11. A. Ilaiyt. Orediton. Ont.
,Mr. Alonzo Ifod„iie, who was con-
fined to his house for several day's
.with a very %light attack of /small-
pox last week returned to work and
wilt be pleased 'to see his many
friends again. Although the attack
was light Mr. 11od1ens remained un-
der quarantine until completely free
from the disease.
Mr. Fred Young alae had the rnis-
fortune to have his 4')c .injured e.nme
months ago k spending a couple of
weeks 111 '10101110 Iitwinr� the eye
tree ted by a si.eciele.it of 11191 riy1.
The eeat Ler the Hast week lets
not been very favorable for our
brick end til•' nnerchanl+.
Mr. 11.irri of Parkhill, 1114 taken
11p a po-etiotl :le veinier' a it li his
brother fired of this place.
Mr. Francis Clarke our geneal liar,
nee. maker gave the interior of his
shop a fresh coal of Vent. Mr.
Clarke has one 01 the most up-to-
dltr shops in 1Ins section of the
country.
NIT'. henry Moir •.r., i+ lin con-
fined to his toren thton,;h ilitt•'R4.
Mr. C. Kuhn ',+ ,•lvet in,! n Litelr•ti
on his f 1rm occupied by .\1r. Short in
Crediton East.
Sev.'ral basin( .R clump's are re.
ported in the near future. Particu-
lars later.
a w
i 11'9 c
� �.•w' h' k It 1• n
1 T t c
.1 r. T. .. t I ,
show rooms completed 'rd tits 011
band a 1•tr,Ie and F1•t'ct collection of
bo,rgi''' of the very Lest intLe4 and
styles. second to norle end at ri.ht
prices. f r u 'I tend ten eleven;
1 n to
.
buzay. it %%onld be well r, 0111 and
interest Mr. Trewit):eC;.'. di.eplay.
Mr. Torrence. Licer=e' imover tnr,
was in the village the end of last
week.
A very busy man in town- .Our
Barber.
Mr. Frank Boyle and Clarence ,1)u -
plant, of Centralia, visited in .t11e
village on Sunday' last.
Mr. C. Cal V391 and daughter of
Morrison, is at j,reeent visiting at
the home of Ilk brother etre .1. •C.tl-
vas.
Mr. Geo. Felber who had the in-
tention of 'ravine for New Ontario
on efondly inornine '.:19 suddenly
overcome on Sunday last with an
were; of pneumonia.
mks Deihl Brown has taken a
t'osition with \1i%9 Clara Fanner as
drses-n :1ker.
\ir. Wilbert McMurray, of \Vin-
nipc.r is home 'for a few neck'.+ vis-
it with his 'mother.
11iss Della Kende. of Ilrinslcy, ,way
the 'u1•.1 of .'•1ISA Lulu Yoeirg over
Sunday.
Me`( Itestler. \lice still and Mr. C.
Stock, were the ,tueste of •Mr. S.
Rowe, of Exeter, en :madly'.
:'Ir. C. Stook, our genial butcher
11.1s started hie meet wagon on the
road. and cm 'furnish all customers
with fresh ,teal.
'111 • Cred:ion Si 114 hive errenied
for ten eTtemee of b1.%eh11I for the
.'1111 pith the \Vortman & \\'ird
lean, of London. The \Vortnnan &
Ward tears 14 the 1141041 erteelrilll
orginiz.lti1'n in London and as the
titers have the re.pulalion for teene
the hest amateur term in \Veetenl
Ontario. 1be -amen w ell be AV orth
going to ere. The first game will
start nt lir :1. m. and'th.' iflernonn
gime at 2 o'clock. After 1114' Ir,nmt
in the afternoon. there will Ire :t
hunting Witch. nper1 to everybody,
'¢9• 1
c m n t, i he 19 I
1 1 1 0 h. rhs ground..
1 R
1 n
d
g
11 cent! for ladies end tie cents for
g linemen. Grand Stand fret.
Groceries
and ZAMPliteK CURES A CASE WHICH
FOR TWO YEARS HAD DEFIED
Confecionery F:\'EIt1' ItEl1EUY TRIED
A Farmer'3 Grateful '1'estiu101)'.
No case of eczema. skin diwcase,,or
ulceration. should be deep.ait'•.1 (of
until Zaire -1111k has been 01111111'd -
The nue of 'Mr. Francis J'euui't, of
St. Anne's Olen.). is a powerful it
lustratioi of %ant.ltuk'i efficacy. !le
Says. -'•l suffered front eczema for
We also make first class bread. two years, :tad tried a great number
of remedies. None of )hent, however
s(rtiled to do hila ally a,00d. '1'li
ailment was mostly in toy ,less. and
both these were pettedly raw bunt
the knees down. A entail sample
box of ZanielJuk alas given 'to 1114',
and even so email .t quantity as
that did ate a lit t le good. 1 .then
DASII\VOOD - ONT. obtained a proper supply', and by •the
time I bad used n few boxes 1 was
THE completely' cured."
Zam.11uk differs from ordinary
salves and embrocations 911 contain-
ERpurittof )no iron oil n, fat. It is contl-
D Roafounded imal rich, fat. 3, herbal
NWSessences, and is :iii ideal natural cont -
DRS
binatiott of power and purity. It is
biehly antiseptic, and instantly kills
I wish to announce to the public bacilli and disease germs, which set -
that 1 have purchased Mr. Eidt's in- tlin; on to 'wounds and skin disease
terest in the Roller Mills and solicit set up festering, ,blood poison, etc.
your patronage. For cuts. burns, bruises, ulcers, ab-
scesses. pimple's boils, skin eruptions,
We make a specialty of Family scalp sores. spt'eadin; sores, chit -
Flour.
Eczema Again Over-
come.
We have juhst put in a
stook of Fresh Groceries.
Fruits. Candies and Canned
Goods.
BREAD
Give us a call.
Levi S. Hamacher
Baker and Confectioner.
Try Our Oraham Flour.
All kinds of feed always cn hand.
dren's skin troubles. chafing' sores,
etc., 'Lain -13th is unequalled. It also
cures files. All diet ;gists anti stores
nt 50c. a box, or from Zam4But: Co.
Toronto, for price, G boxes for $2.50.
Chopping Promptly attended•to "[ wonder how ton; wo wifl have
•to wait for our train," remarked the
Highest Price Paid for Wheat.little boy's mother at the dept.
The little boy, whose eager eyes
saw everything replied :"Put a pen-
ny in that machine and you can find
out, ntamul•I. It says:"Learn your
exact tweielit for one cent."
"And what points about New Mex-
ico impressed you roost?"
"The points of a cactus I inadver-
tently sat down upon. "
"Cabman! Cabman' Surely you're
We were lead .to believe ithat +l1.•. going out of your way?"
Chas. Guenther had been quarantin- 1 "Illess me mum, you giro mo quite
cd with a case of smallpox, but 0111 4't turn! I'd fonzotton 931 about
Monday a representative of the i 34'1• and was d.rivine back to the ata•
Times called on 'him and found that bees."
such was not 'the case. Ile eeeln.s to _
be in pretty igood ermine , (feeling IIENSALL
husky and far from being a small-
pox patient. Ilowever such eeports
will be circulated end wo aro' pure
11 r. ltobt. \Icllordie, of jt.oudou,
Charlie 'hasn't the smallpox nor never rwcastati%in 03. the village Iasi level,: visiting
did.
Miss Salona and 'Emus Tiernan The )lessen Eliza and Alio Bell
have opened a dress making6bop have left for a trip to California.
upstairs, next the Sovereign Bank. 1\1 r. \Vtu, henry, of 8l. Marys,
'Mr. Ezra Bender tend Jas. Gusman stent last week with friends trod
spent Sunday in 'Exeter. relatives.
Dl r. Wm. Ehlers Oast week had Mr. and Mrs. E. It. Blake. of Tor -
'Mr. Wm.
root of ties residence painted.onto, spent last week in the village.
which adds 'greatly to its appearance, Hiss Nesbitt, of New Turk, event.
The young people of the :Lutheran last week with her parents Fera.
Church held a special eserine p4( The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup -
Wednesday evening to . make nr-per w03 dispensed in the Carmel
rangemonts for theannual pionic ofchurch last Sunday. The prepare -
the Sunday School Y. P. A. 'Moro tory services were held lust Friday
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particulars next week. evening by Hew. Dr. *Stewart, of
The Rev.:\fr. Guhn expects his ( Clinton.
parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Guhn, from ll r. Mice, who was running the
Germany the latter hart of 'this. Queen's hotel has 'gone to his for -
week or firth of next. iter home at Clanelcboye. LI the
'Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ituby spent Sun-
meantime the hotel is cloyed.
day ):cat at Zurich.
•Mr. John Kraft is on elle Hick list. ••••NNN••••NN•••N•••
Mr. Nick Stirr, iA Luildini; 1.111 ad-
dition to his stable. We would ask our corres-
The death occurred on :Monday pondents to send in their bus.•
last of Mr. 'Richard Adams, of the gets each week whether they
18th concession the cause of death are little or big. We are look-
WM. EHLERS
Prop. of Dashwood Roller Mille.
Dashwood
being consumption. Mr. Adams leis
been a sufferer for 'several months
and his death was not unexpected.
lie leat•es besides n loving wife five
child, en one brother end a number
of sisters. The funeral 'took place
place Wednesday afternoon after-
noon interment being in tiro Exeter
cemetery.
LOCALS
ing to the interesie of our
subscribers in their partic-
ular locality, (and want the
news It het her it is little or
touch. Sonuetinter you may
rut have much news to send
but don't keep that little until
you have more. When news is
scarce 1liar is the time your
two or three little items, or
even one, is specially ap.
preciated by the reader in
your section. Bend a big bud-
get every week if you can, if
Miss' Margate E. )frown, of the not, the small one will be wel-
Ilurper hospital staff of nurses.. De- corned. Any of our
correspon-
trdt,arrived i4( town last evening dents who are in need of the
to spend a several ,necks' vacation. required stationery, kindly let
The wedding of .Mr. F',arik Sam- us know.
well. formerly of Exeter to a Miss ••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Strong, o[ Kingston, is announced
for the latter part of Juno. Miss
Strong is the only daughter of u
military officer at Kingston.
Mrs. (Dr.) McDonald, of Wiscon•
sin, Mrs. Terry, of London, Carrie
Abraham and Earnest Davis. of Lon-
don, and Will. ,Davis, of Hamilton.
were celled here tart Saturday ow-
ing to the illness of their father Mr.
Will. De%i'. Exeter .North.
Word Iris ieen xece•ivcd h •re of
then birth to .Mrs. Pal tcrson. nee
Miser Anaeic McLond, )formerly of
Exeter, of twine, t,ot)1 •girls, while
ettroute from London .to Calgary.
One of the children 'lied (hurtly
after Filth, i,ut last reports /41 ted
that 1 h mother end remainine child
were getting along I4)den(IidlY•
A committee eppnenled by the
council at th.' tar•'� ez Mondey
night to 1011/0 Tin ex.rrff'nation of the
w•r.ter tank behind tho TOW 11 )tall
and several water tanks around the
town. which 'I10 reported in n bad
condition met Titre -day swains and
df,0:(1 .,l ilia the tank a 1 t he Town For Infante and Children.
Haff will need repairs at once and
th•tt some of the other .tanks will
have to be put in better condition.
in the menntime the tend^r9 for
street w-atcrine will not be o1,enrd,
but when necessary the I,ueincsa
portion of the town w•i:1 be sprint:-
led.
`TU THE SHAREHOLDER'S OF' TIIF: i'he regular meeting of the Coun.
EXETER SALT WORKS CO. co wag held Monday
lVINC111:I,SI':A
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Miller, of
Cromarty, spent Sunday 'with Mr.
and Mrs. Cham. 4:odboIt.
Master John hunter 01141 sister, of
F.den spent Sunday Willi Itobt. Ro1)-
11190rn.
Mr. Thos. Coward awns in London
Inst Thursday on Imminee4.
Mr. harry Delbridre sort a valu-
able colt last ,ween:.
Miss Myrtle Francis, of PIu;town,
was the guest of Miss Alme)Ia )fey•
wood last week.
Mr. ;o4(1 Mrs. Wm. Creery, of Bt.
Marys, accompanied Mr. W. .1. ,Gour-
ley up from tit. Marys in his auto -
mobil' na llor•dey and spent Aho day
witli Mrs. Creery's nester, Mee. Fran-
cis.
CASTOR IA
lllo KM Yea Han Always Buell
Bears the
Signature of
EXETER COIINCII.
Gentlemen. -
Please take notice that 11.e annual
n1e('tine of the shareholders of the
Exeter Salt Works( Co. will be held
I June 1
the Town Tuesday tin lit int o n,lia d
1,
y
1!10;. nt 2.30 t'. m.
T. i1. (`erten„, Secretary.
BORN
I 1t\'
LEA -At Crnrnarty'. tinny 9th..
the wife of john Leary, or a
daughter.
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evening. All
ne•mbere present.
A petition wag presented by ,the
rr'id•'t:19 :lion; )lain Street Jrom
the htidge to the Thames Road nnk-
in; to have Ihe street watered. The
petition %en9 laid over a9 the number
of nettles did not jeprement a suf-
ficient proportion of t glroperty
alonz the thoroughfare.
A letter was rend from the \tiniR-
ter of a11we 9 Mann; that a
meeting would bre held in hi9 office
at Oitaw•3 on \Vedneeday May 15th
relative to the proposed map route
� of the St. Marys J4' Wt stet a Ontario I
Railway.
James Creech asked permission to
tone in '1 piece of 4(l unused atrcot
adjoining hes properly. The request
was „ranted. Mr. Creech to pay $1
a year rental for the property.
A letter was received from the
Secy. of the Teachers' AxSI,., ;It 1?xe-
ter England, stating that a large)
11:1 , three largo picture;, tee .etch -I
inge in two frames. and impressions
of the ancient city seals. mounted
014(1 framed twee(' being sent .to '1110
schools at Ex( tor. C:scud:I. Exeter, TIi1
Australia, and. Exeter, 'Tasneenia.
The 1,:tckage emit l0 Exeter Canada.
is valued at £10.
The followire. accounts were i,as9-
ed. A. G. Dyer postage 95e.: j1.. 11.
Snell electric) ',ght $109.41; )sell
telephone 50c.; Ili. Amus attendee;
1:. 11,11 $8.00; Snell & Rowe sup-
plies cemetery $3.40; T. Hawkins &
Son $2,05; Geo. Cudutore labor $2 ;
:John Gillespie $2.00; Tho,. Creech
Creech $2.75: Silas Handford $.9.55:
It. Davis $3.50; \V. \Vrstcott $1.37;
T. Webster $1.20; :Fred Gillespie
$3.25 ; .11. Parsons 75c.: \Witt. Sweet
75c.: 11. Ruh/nor $8.75; AI[ Taylor
$0.00 ; Thos. Sanders $1.50 ; :)'hos.
Cookson $4.55; \V. J. Bisset t. $33;
C. \\', Cross $27; .'Phos. Brock poste
$1.20.
Tenders were received for the
building of the fence on .1 he newly
opened portion of Victoria Street,
the tender of Thornton Baker at
41 cents per rod was accepted.
'fenders were received for the con-
struction for the new water .tanker.
one at the corner of Victoria and
Andrew streets, and the other at
the station. Tyle following were the
bids; L. hardy excaeatiu.; end .build-
ing $980; T. Ifartnoll, excavating
only $225 ; Taylor & Sanders exc:tva-
titre $198; building $396; Thos. G.
Creech excavating. and building $655;
1'. Ilawden building $374. The ten-
ders of Sanders & Creech for $198
for excavatio. and P. Bee den $)74
for bnildine were .eccepled. The
wort: is to commence nt once.
The council instructed the com-
missioner to enforce the by-law ,rc-
spectin a the riding of bicycles on
the sidewalks and take procerelines
a;ainat anyone infringing.
The several by -)awe, relative ;to
the keepin, of hogs, running of covet WALL PAPER
etc., were read the third .rei' and
passed. The n4'xt tnectin; will be In great variety of patterns and colors. All the newest designs its
held or, Tuesday, May 28tH, when prices from 5c to 30c per roil, with borders at the saint' price.
a Court. of Revision will be held.
SEEDS SEE
A New Supply Just Arrived
Giant Yellow Intermediate at !•_'}c. pe" lb.
Bruce's White Seeding beet at 18e. ver lb.
celebrated Steel Briggs' Jumbo Swede Ti'i'ltll) at 20c Ib.
COWARD & CLARK, Winchelsea
Yes!
Spring was a long time
coaling, but its here. Next
will conte the Hie -4 to bother
you, but if you will get your
screens and screen doors from
us. you will not be bothered
with the little pests. We
have a large supply on hand.
We also have
a; lot of fence
wire also hooks
a n d staples.
Everything in
the Ifardware
line kept by us.
W. MOORE
KIRKTON, -- ONTARIO.
CATOrt. IA.
Bsarethe The Kind You Hare Always Bough! Sherwin Williams Brand in all the leading shades, Buggy paint,
Signature • Varnish, Aluminum and Gold Paint. Get the hest.
of
Field Seeds, All New This Year.'
PAINTS
HURON Royal Giant Sugar Beet 20c a pound.
Giant Yellow Oval Mange' 15t a Ib.
A sena; man named elow'.It .had Yellow Intermediate 12#c a pound.
the tops of three of his finrers taken
off by the jointer in the 1eurniture Have you tried Bon Ami for cleaning windows or Old Dutch Cleanser for
factory at t3caforth, on Tuesday scouting. We have the.
mornin; of last week.
The well known grower of roses, B. %V F. BEAVERS, = Farquhar.
Registrar Coats, of Goelericb, who
recently received from En"land '.300 -
roots, 150 different kinds two of
each, has placed theta all in ,eenilal that the supply of milk will be ruf-
soil and June /should see some of the ficicnt. The inspector and physician
prettiest roses in this part of Canada were he s4( instructed to employ a dentist
prettiest roses in this pirt of Can- ; if necessary, to repair the ,teeth of
nein. the women inmates, and that 4\era.
Mr. Geo. Nesbitt, of Moliiltop Nays l• sie and 'Mrs. Brown, two aged
ghat in the aprin3 of 1892, many n women. be supplied with suitable
this vicinity had not finished seen. rocking chairs. The county solicitor
ins b)• the 24th of ',\fay and 'the is instructed to attend to the trans-
ally
twee an excellent cone. The t{cra of property owned by Thee.
strew teas not heavy but ;the yield Strong, of Hensel! and Ed. )tilt, of
w•aA zeal and the grain of exception- Exeter. The Inspector is instructed
ally :rood quality. Thi1s is enoourn5e• to make bills of charges for !the
merit for those who are frettin; maintenance of .Mrs. Robinson and
about the lute seedin; time this her daughter charging 55.00 Per
Year. week in each case, together with cost
of medical attendance and other ex-
eenaea in connection with these par-
ties, and present such bill .to the
proper parties for settlement. Iiy
hone, for years a resident of (Goder-
ich Tp., applied to he admitted to
the Ilouse. His credit at tho fMol-
son's bank is $743.33. This will be
For any case of nervousness, sleep-
lessness, weak stornach, indigestion,
dyspepsia, try Carter's Little Liver
Pills. Relief Js sure. The only nerve
medicine in Market.
MIR, Lennie Ilolmes, d•lu;litcr of
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Holmes, 8eaforth,
has just graduated in the New Eng- transferred to the County. asvo
land hospital, Boston, with highest tenders for bread were placed before
Eng -
honors. hcadiny her clisa for (ho the committee and that of tly. Ilart-
three scar term, and has accepted 1 tiff was accepted.
the position of head nurse in 'Otto
Bart -
same institution. She took 100 per 1
cent. on every paper except one, and
on thnt she sot 95. Mira Holmes Is
to be very hi;hly corieretulated on
this exceptionally brilliant record.
Palpitation of the !,cart, ner-
vousness, tremblings, nervous head -
eche, cold hands and feel, pain in the
back and other forms of weakness
are relieved by Carter's Iron Pills
made specially for the blood nerves
and complexion.
, The )louse of Itefuze Committers
met nt the House of dtefti;e and
found all the departments cle:ut nn:I
tidy. The reSi;nntion of the keeper
wag considered, and the committer:
decided to advertise all once for
keeper and matron. so t}I:It applicu.
Gone may be Iilaceid before (the coun-
cil at ite .lune meetinz. The Inspec-
tor was inetrncted to employ ,t m''t-
chanic to put in a proper 'support
in the new building where n settling
appears, and to purchase cows so
r
Syoopls of the Collodion Noah Wesl
IIONKNTRAi) RK(11.I.ATION$.
Aei1' seen numsection numbered stion of Dominion Innds in
•etamtr.l.1, m kalehewanand AI1.m,-ria, eseep.l(nif
s and Al. not reserved, may be h'estea.krt 1.)
any person who 1. the head of a family,nr any male
mer 11-q
ears of age, to the extent of oneuarter
section of 161 acres, more or less.
Entre oust 1.e made personally at the local Iind
olltee for the district in which the {and 1s situate.
The homesteader is require+' to perform the row
dilion* connected therewith under one of the follow.
Ing plan.:-
(n At least six months' residence npr.n ar,.l sidle•
ration of the land in each %ear for three y rare .
(•') If the father (or mother, it the father is .le.
onset) of the homesteader rrsid.e upon a farm in the
%!r(nity of toe land enter4.1 for, the rerinremen's as
to residence tong be sali.flet b) sueh person residing
with the father or mother.
COhe
1 t Bell hs. r ,. .
er 9 his ser r u eat residence upon
1
t
farming I land owned L% him in the resit n4'
K m of his
homestead, the mp,irement9 as to resi.ten.r may
1.e natisfle,t by resf.ten'•e upon the said land,
8(x months' notice in writing should 1.e ((seen to
the Cnmmlwioner of l,om(n(on lands at ntta..% of
intention to apply for Intent.
w N' •O
C al'
nemity of 'he Minister of the interior.
5. H. -Unauthorized pnbli(ation of this advent..
meet will not be pakf for
WHY NOT ()WN
w CIham Cabinel
The Greatest Kitchen Labor
Saver Ever Invented!
The preparation of even the rump.
hest intuit is a task of 110 email size
when you think of the number of
Metes you take from kitchen do pan-
try -the number of trips you make
after things forgotten -first the salt
-then the Npiee-then the flavoring
tend leo on. COOKING would be
robbed of all its drudgery if, you
could keep your supplies and conking
utensils close to hand -and within
arm's reach. And (that is just ,what
you CAN do if you have a CHAT-
HAM KITCHEN CABINET -for the
CHATHAM is Rhe Cabinet that has
a place not only for every ingrtil-
lent needed 'for a rneal, but for the
utensils to rook it with 1as ;well.
Now 1 will sell you 11 t CiIATHAM
KITCHEN CABINET on
My Liberal Time Payment
Plan
n 1 !an that I want to explain to
you in detail. i want to pend to you
my catalog of CHATHAM KITCHEN
CABINETS -it's free for your name
on :t postal -and it will give give
you full descriptions of my Cabinets
and quote prices that will interest
you. The
Ghatham Kltshen Gabinet
is the most complete Kitchen Cab-
inet in the market. It eR equeplxtl
with Flour and Sugar bins .-with
oompartnlents for supplies of all
sorts -with racks for the display of
your pretty china -with a complete
set of handsomely japanned cane for
e
email groceries ns well as n [u11 net
of Bpice Cans anal many other con-
veniences that ase haven't room ,to
d(e9crelrc here.
The arrangernent of the ('IIA'Y-
iA.1 19 /inch that 11 may Flit at
I e c
yv ) 1
(•390 while preparing a ramal -lade
have every ingredient within reach
of your hand. Not a step to Rake
till you're ready to put itho meal ori
the stove! Think of tho saving Ito
your strength -surd tho saving in
your time -time 'that you may have
for fancy work -or music -or 'reads
ing.
And the,CHATHAM KITCHEN'
CABINET not only saves your steps
and )'our 'time, but lessens your lay
bor in many other ways ns twelh
You have no cluttered -up sink -NO
disordered kitchen rwbon you have of
CHATHAM -for you keep all tho
clutter right in one place -the since
covered table of your Cabinet-whiob
takes but t1et rub of a damp cloth
to clean! No\continual scrubbing of
the sink Hide when you have at
Chatham. 'Just a simple rub -off
with a damp cloth and your table
is Spic and span :Ind ready for use
again.
Now there are many other especial
features of the CHATHAM KITi
CLIEN CAi3INET that I haven't
roornt o tell you about here. I want
to send you my big Free catalogue
-it will quote prieee and detailel)
dc. iptions-and 1'11 send it to you;
FREE, for your name and laddree)f
on at postal.
if you Wyant to simplify your house;
work -if you twant to do away with
needless toil Lind drudgery -if Y0
4(
want always to have a neat, at t race
tive kitchen, you should own iX
CHATHAM KITCIIEN CABINET.
Write for my catalogue today -iii
will tell you how to nave time and
strength -and quote prices that I
know will interest you. Just send
your name had address on a postal.
and 1)o IT NO\\'.
Address me 'personhlly. 'e
MANSON CAMPBELL
President.
Manson Campbell Co., Dept.
CHATHAM, - ONTARIO.
RIS
To prove ;maaneetI' nablr.aadbeyond may
that catarrh of the nus.. and throat can
1 am tunllshtnl wee/4 through d
tree Trial Ilnxra 4.1 l•'. Shoop', lit
Ido this became 1 SIM .41 certain. that
Catarrh Ctitre will hying actual subeata
Nothing a ttalnly. 1• .n convincing ea a
testof any artleIeof nyl, ttlne mer1R
article must 0010.•.6 true meritenl, else the
condemn. rathe-r than advance 1t. Dr. 8
C srrh (\,rp f s a snow• whltrl, htsling Yf
Lalm, put up In 1.s1ut(ful nItkel p f
1 ',,o4'. Such sn.dhh,g fiesr,ts M o1
hymnl, Menthol. (•lr , aro inrorpo
velvety. Bream ilke P. tmlatum. ten
Phony frn,n rune If catarrh of t
throat has exb,ndf••i to the stomach, then
mean s a i.n 11.e Int. -malty, l)r. Sheep's
Ptomaeh dl.tress. a lack of eenetal
bloating. 1/etchers. h(Ilo/rsnees, had taste.
surely earl) for Dr snoop's leetoestive.
For unonmpllcrlyd catarrh only of the noossh�
ILro•t nothing else, however, need be tras4
Dr. Shoop fp
atarrh Curs