Exeter Times, 1907-06-13, Page 5THE EXETER TIMES, JUNE 13th 1907
Mr. W. U. ltuby acid Mr. sinal
aanlAdaiu .spent (:tat Monday avenin; iu
Mrs.O �� oods O� Now:
urictlry, tViukt•u e4vr sold her driver
to Mr. Harry Guenther our livery-
man for a good sum.
Mrs. Xavier Meyer, u much res-
pected .tesidettt Kissed away on Sat-
urday last at tie age of 56 years.
1 TROUSERS 'ANO WASK ' Decca,vd was about ,t,er srt;alar'
Favored Worsteds
VESTS FOR SUrrER
e Resi of the Sea�on
hoileehuld duties all tl'ueeday last
when she was stricken with x VA Fa -
!elle stroke from which She never
ee
These worsteds eare in blues and 1
fancy tuixturtedel in qualify, beauty 1 If a pant hunter pantless recovered, !►ming away ou Satar-
atod finish an thin of their kind wef Is panting for pants day. Interment stook !,lace on Tues.
have ever eh�wn. R We are offering He panteth pantless day to •Mt. Carmel ceu eters.
swine beautiful
Summer Suits for $io
Until he implants hiutaelf into Mr. John Eidt who for many years
one of those fashionable pants ordered moss connected with his father iu
I
at 11 J. 11. t1OLTZMANN'S weeks
Pour mill here and who a 'few
cekg azo purchased a will its arL••
and upwards. '► hill, Left with his family on Tueea-
A beautiful assortment to choose from. If there is a taste we can
day for that plass, His many ic;eals
wish him success in Parkhill. I On the said property i9 agood frame
not suit, we have yet to know of it. Mr. rand Mrs. C. Neligor ype'nt i house. well finished inside and well
' Sunday with Mr. aril Mrs. Fred Ilse built, situated convenient to station
of (:rand !lend. t and canning factory.
Dashwood Civic holiday will be on TERMS OF SALE
N•••P••••g•NNN••NNt►P 4►pg•NH•N•NKN•**IN*** J u tui /25th.
20 per cent, of the purchase money
. The Sutld iy School of the Lutherau to be paid at the time of the sale and
,p
T >i, MILLS, - WOODtif M• Chard] will picnic at the Bond on the balance to 30 days thereafter
Thursday Juno 20th. without interest.
A very pretty wweddii►g took t►lacc For further particulars god condi-
on Wednesday when Annie. daughter one of sale apply to
of Mr. and Mrs. John Key, of the. JOHN GILL, Auctioneer,
14th 'was married to Mr. btelk, 1 OLADMAN A ISTAMBURY
Air. A, Moriarity is nowat work Barristers, B=titer. Ont.
on the erectipn of his brick resi-
dence on Main Street.
Mr, John Hotlines'', of Parkhill.,,
A woman who Is weak nervous and
visited friends in the village on faun- sleepless. and who has cold hands
and fent, cannot feel and act like a
well person. Carter's Iron Pills
equalize the circulation. remove ndr-
vousness, and give strength ant'
rust.
Auction Sale
--OF---.-
House and Lot in Exeter
Under and by virtue of the powers
contained in a certain mortgage
which will be produced et the time of
the sale, there will be offered for sale
by public auction at the
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
00
SATURDAY, JULY tkh, 1007
At the hour of 3 o'clock in the after-
noon by John Dill, Auctioneer, the
following property being
LO? NUMBER 25 ON THE EAST
SIDE OF' WILLIAM STREET
in the
VILLAGE OF EXETER
Men's fancy Print Shirts for 75c, 85c and$100, men's stripe duck workiug
Shirts for 75c each; all kinds of Straw Hats and fancy Straws for youths, boys
and stens at right prices; children's fancy Sailors for 25c and 35c each; we
have about 30 different patterns in muslin for dresses, colored, we are clear-
ing out at less than cost, regular 12c 15c and 20c goods, out they go at ilk
Sard, 10c ones to clear out at 7c yard; we have a few pairs of those women,s
ae button Shoes left yet, regular $1.50 and $L75 you can have for $1.00 a
pair; we keep the paint that is paint and is the best, the Sherwin-Williams
and we have all colors in stock, buggy, wagon, oil stain and varnishes, also
paint brushes all sizes. In seed we have I think the best. Bruce's and Steele
Briggs, and they are all fresh new seeds this year, long Red Mangold, the
Yellow Intermediate and the Sugar Beet, also all kinds of Turnip seed, and
In the Grocery line we can fill your wants, we always buy the best and
always buy the pure goods --10 lbs. Cornmeal for 25c.; 12 lbs. Oil Cake for :5c.;
10 lbs. Salts for 25c.; 4 pkgs. Corn Starch 25e.; (t bars Bee hive Soap 25c.; 10
bars O. K. Soap Sic.; Pure Maple Syrup $1.25 gallon; Highest prices cash or
trade for Butters and Fggs: Potatoes for sale.
A. MILLS, - . Woodham.
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THIS IS THE
SHEET MLTAL AGE
The wandering tramp who
steals a nights 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 "Suregrip" Steel .
Shingle& 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.
Its certainly true economy_to buy Galt Steil Siding. It
costs but little and will last a life time. Secures for you the must
favorable insurance rate.
Choice of cold rolled, painted or galvanized steel, is s taultipitcity el
handsome; original designs. Free illustrated catalogue on request:
THE GALT ART METAL CO., Limited,
GALT, ONTARIO.
altSteelSidin
Crediton
day.
Our village trustees aro this week
busy putting' down more concrete
sidewalks. They intend to put (town
about 40 rods this summer.
Mr. David Tiernan spent Sunday
with ,friends in Exeter.
Mr. Geo. Pfassold, of l' ippon, spent
Sunday with his brother Phillip.
Mr. Jtoss Johnston rind family. of
!hake, ulveitt Sunday •wwitll Mr. Geo.
Edi 3hoffer.
Mrs. 1'. Brenner left on Alouday
morning for a few week's visit with
her sparr►tts in Iludaxe, :Mich.
Workmen are now busy putting in
a: stile drain on \lain Street from
the Post Office past tile grist mill.
(:1'.N'I'IRALIA
Mr. Samuel flicks sold a team of
heavy draft mare colts for the hand-
some riurn of four hundred arid twen-
ty-five (lalklrs.
C7 .Ef►.. t19c '1' O R ...S..
Bears the _ A the Kind You Have Alwals sought
131gnatoze
of
11ENSAI,i.
The Miller blacksmith and carriage
shop •at IIensall was last Tuesday
sold to John 'McDonnell for $925.
;'Ir, Richard Spea r, of Frobisher,
Alba. is here spending a few weeks
with his old friends.
,1Ir. Al. Stoneman has a•eturned
from London to work with his fa-
ther for the summer.
The County meeting of the Orange
Lodge •was held in .town on Tues,
day and there was :1 very large at-
tendance e(1cyl,ite the weather. 'satisfied evit,h his situation because
Mr. I1e Bradley spent Sunday et it !gives him eIbe bower of doing good
. his Morrie in lirinsley. and ,who has made up his 'mind to
Air. Erna! !lief,. of-Clandehoye. live hnd die, In !the eserriec ,of God
•gave. his 4,1(1 friends :a call on Sun- and hie fellow creatures. To trea.r
day. teachers approaching to such a model
1)r. .las. (,r•assick, of North Dakota is it difficult task yet. awe must t'uc-
wray hero Inst meet: i t,II( wins old :1C- cess ism it or else wwe have done noth-
ttu:,inl:Iticcs. 1Ic ,wvas un (!lis .way in; for elementary inytructlon."
home front Washington, 1). 1'.. wvh^r't` If we were to take this paragraph
he )I:id been attending a medical above adn follow carefully t he
convention. thoughts of M. Guizot ave would
find the key to the three .questions
suggested in the beginning of this
paper viz.:- how to improve nlir
status tin {ho tures of the public, in
the. ('yea of the pupils and schoot-
hoard owl in the eyes of our own
mental vi+ion and the :teacher wwoul.l
be •rnor(! In _Tidy 'esteemed, his posi-
tion more secure :Ind (lis future as-
sured. The teneher must employ ac-
curacy in thinking, quickness in per-
ception. and scop'•in imagination. ex-
ercise the obeervin; faculty. foster
the 'spiritual, :Ind tetimulate the rens-
rsotrinr q►owwers. IL se( ms he should
be 'the embodiment of every thins
that is true, just, cable and good,
Hy heeomplisltin.t the !,cat /service
of which we sjere• able, we exalt the
teacher's offit'+,, the teacher's social
position tint! influence. It is notto
he expected 'th(1t desirable )Ind capa-
ble men and !women will be attract-
ed 'to a vocation in which at best
there is much that is ww('arisomc 911(1
exacting sinless 1net e are tstron3
compent;a(11) adv:ititnzei. fly en'e-
I►aringe ourselves for OUT duties by
n los course of scholastic and pro-
fessio•iial tr:ti'nin,t .and then ,'(riving
the very trc:+r results of this to our
classes and Nehool boards sae estab-
lish n permanence to our profession
and snake out 'elves %w•nrtby of :ill
true ,refliteCt. Here a gain a r•• 41tre('
;rent clan•+es ,f teachers. the o,1"
well educate( another fairly !well
educated clad t h' other 1►e•r t (tnorant.
Certainly the hst cl•i.s is bec(Nning
th' isrntll(''st, more because of its un-
popularity :than from ;in nrnbi1ion 10
h^tter ,1 hie mental rnan, Will the
i;nnrent class always (5' milling to
sit in dirk winelowle is hilts or will
they eometim<' &Aire to built :t li;ht
and niry home from nwhich they ,snit
;et ctenrer mental view -4? Ttie 'Ines -
lion steed not Ire "l low little knoww-
lcyt;e meet 1 ,ret to •clortk :t tnotln►-
teiri of i;norancel" The knowwl('d,rc
actually in 1•(►;aessiort of .1 he aver -
a .7e teachour .ty not accepted ay
the minimum.rn(•,r , he swill rtdrnit he' is
hampered iby Ws i ittoranee. !Cir
trained tpaeller, the axperience 1
to Leber, .1 be efficient teacher i4 dili-
gently t:ongl,t lifter and ;thanks to
n rigid examination in all our Prov-
inces the force of (leachers is becotn-
iing •rapidly more efficient. There
are It'o other classes to (Iced wit h.
the 1'ma11 nnrnl,r'r who have Univers.
city training and the Large comber
wwho drive not. The hundreds ..'T
Normal ,graduates find places on
1he !ewe. or ,in Fight of there; the
T,tadualee of the i'niversity if they
teach at all, find 'Place!! in t he` cities
nn(1 colle;I'S. It is right 1 hit they
.leeiId find food "1)141tions. ITh.'v
lei ye .paid t he price of Prep.1 re 1 inn.
TIi'v Ile -ere., 't reward for their ef-
forts. ilut haw the efficient teacher
is nerd eel in I1,' country school ! a
tt'teber 1os'ril rind patriotic anal with
is spirit close kin to that of the
sei.isioniry. n lover of wisdom 1'rs-
ti<ssifti3 (true humanity, and alt vir-
1 ries tlowitr z from love of t rut h.
linw J,etter e•sn n le,iclrr raise his
"!bow hiay and Should a 'Teacher
Improve his Slut us."
Paper read before the West Huron
Teachers' Association in (Exeter,
May 221141.. 1007, by Miss '8.
Gregory. lit assistant teacher in
the Exeter Continuation Classed,-
Printedby 'Tallest 01 'the Conen-
tion•
r (Cot►tinut'fi'From Last Week).
In "speaking of the status of a
teacher .the words of the rminentl
Fiend) statesman M. iGuitot nay be
recalled: "We -must take pains $o
procure for the public) school thus
couatituted on ;tblo Insister :and
worthy of 'the nhigh vocation of in-
structing llhe 'people. It cannot be
too often repeated that It is 'the Inas-
ter that makes the tachool. A 'good
schoolmaster ought to he o matt
who knows touch more than he is
called upon to teach with intelli-
gence and with taste, who is 10 live
its n humble sphere and yet have a
noble rand elevated mind that he may
preserve that 'dignity of !mankind and
of deportment without which etc, will
never obtain the respect and confi-
dence of families, .who l►ossessea a
rare 'mixture of teentlenests pnd firm-
ness. the obsequious servant of none,
a, man mot .ignorant of,..his rights
tlt .thinking more of his duties:
lowing .to all a .good example but
'11'tis 11t:1111eso11. of ('.lintel!, ,j '11t.
a few slays last, seek in town.
1)r. t(%:aw% l borpc late of Texas U. R.
visiting in tomo n.
Air. %Vitt Shofffer, of (idea go, is
Spen(liI1 I1 few (lays the attest of
his father.
Mr. John 11cArtlnir :,n(1 wife at-
tendee Mr. Gordon Trevethick. Miss Della
1t'ndeel the wife of the eater's bro.
I Kestle .and Miss Brown of I3rinsley titer .at W:(ltott. They were :tccorn-
spentSuuday with friends in town. 1panic0 by Rev. 1f r. and Airy. Shaw,
DR. I', J. McCt'I?, h1F.MBEIt Obi- A quiet wedding was solotnnized at of 140114. who are at present vi:+it.-
TARIO COLLEGE PHYSIC'.` the Royal hotel on 'l'hurrday evening irti3 litre.
iIr, cttm(1 Mrs, :McGowan and (laugh-
ter. Of Scotland. at -lived here last
week (Ind pro tepee revlllin. here in
the future. Mi. 114Goww:tit is 11 bro•
ther of Mrs. John McFarlane.
Mr. John c}Vclsli talent Sunday
with friends in London.
Messrs. Alex. Murdock :iiia John
Weismillcr have purc)t1sed the slur
of W. .1. %Vilson at (17 1-2 on Ilio
dollar. Mr. Murdock we understand,
lnvillatle)ltl4 are 11111 announcing the Rev, Mr. Bean attended the minis- intends to place' a full line of ready --
the atarrisge of Miss Emma, daughter tens! .meson n trend r on Monday made clothin; on •I he counter.
of Mr, and Mrs. J. F. Brown to Mr. h1 r. 'Tozer. of Clinton 114 ww as in town
Percv M. Humble, (►i Sarnia, on Tar
last, andoySunday kool this _onvention at week attending .Tis-
dlowlers hue commenced ill
the (,n 'Monday nn 1►usinr' r,.
day. June it(t}m,
earnest :1nt1 are tpraclisirl t .hta'.I,
They 111:iwe re-erranr(•4( the, lights on
the tgreett which 'gives them a much
better light,
We 41 re lessee! 10 note 1h:l1 'Mr.
ane and Surgtoons. Successor to Dr.
X. A. '!fist. Crediton. Ont.
Mr. and Mri, Dearing, of Exeter,
spent Sunday at the home of the lat-
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew
Fink beine'r.
Binder Twine- Leave your order
w ow for hinder twine- %Ve have only
the best "Gold Medal". J. 8. Metz,
Crediton Kaet.
last when Mrs. Mary Redfern was
married to Mr. John Chestnnt. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
.1. W. Andrew. They have the beet
wishes of their friends for a happy and
prleperowrw wedded life.
Mr, D. Westman of Granton Arrived
in town on, Monday with two teams
and machinery for the manufacture of
cement tile, Mr. Westwan and his
men will be here for a few weekr.
Mrs. utrrota, of Proton, is the roc a
I choir of the Evangelical church
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Hodgins rendered the program at lion Sunday
for a few days. school anniversary on Monday even -
The annual Sunday Sehcul picnic ing last to the satisfaction of all.
of the Methodist church will be held ____�__- A rt bur A1cA'list to. and. lir. William
this Friday lune 11th. at Grand I3end files get quirk and cer•tairi relief t;eiAer have successfully pail their
first year exnIlls. in rliedseine.
Miss Annie S‘% in, of 1I)ashwwood,
Beaver were in Hotuwsville on Prepay!'piles, and its action is positive sand visited in 1OW 11 on Saturday.
WM. Mr. Holtzman took a contract certain. Itching, painful, trot rud- Mr. Ullai. Dyer, of the Mol+on's
to buikt one of the larseet barns ir►, in{ or blind Tiles cli4'11110e:1e like flank staff !las been transferred to
Huron minty for Mr. 1•orrster. ; Ina ;ie by its use. 1.:1r -ac ,l ickle•cap- the Clinton branch.
The MIRre`E41110aAnd Myrite Felt, .td ;lass los frll eve's. Sold by W. Rev. 1'rof. 1',itl('rson. of London,
of LMshw000tl, spent. Stunts)* the N. Ilowwey. oecupied the pulpit of Cannel church
guests of M ieees Olive and Pearl flol--..- on Slimily in the abseece of Her. E.
tzclsaan.
lira Harry Dyer, of Detroit is at i
when a grand tiine ie expected. from Dr. SI►ooi.'i M:eaic Ointment..
Mr. Gen. liolizrnann and Mr. Harry Please note it is matte alone ttor
Dashwood
Smith wwho is attending the
General Aeseml►Iy in Montreal.
the home of her ptrent+ here for a few I
week,, Free. for Catarrh, just to prove
Our lila iriantrfr,•ttrrers are rushed , merit, a 'Trial sire 'Bax of Dr.
to tlsrir firth's( t'•tlt it it v supplying the
wants ei $heir many eft-ti'01,rs. manye4 whoa, coyote 2;, tri as r»lisp. CrCreditonrag heels e•1 lisvtu1. the finest hr., k
and tile ti) int in t) tie+r•1,►. The hestproof of bio 1pMiit w woworn",mittt isthat
She iieerostol is Oar greater thanthe
out put. Had 4'rr41i:,►(► 1a risiin i,l it
would na►.k :as bt,ih a+ ant' ('f the 111)4.best pl.rrr•t4 11) N .•Irrn t),,tart•'.
The to taw frir,,,ti' o1 Mr. John Mc -
base. .ltt. r1.). ►.,t,i . Merl►., ex-l►rnlrrie
ler .►f Ike Roy's: ,.,t,-1 wort a pirated to
slice t►1, rtn tiny( Ise • :$ .%it). 111ee is
spirrltd•n>r .. few d.a)e hrie /mewing et-
qu arnt,enres.
Mr. 1' 1+tei It at ti Miry Alma Hill
went teondity nt the fu►rner'e home in
81- 1111 k. ss 0. Geiser of. the 1It h ('on., -
caes
A wet r►y 'titer( rtttiK }i:+Me 1,1Mi
s baseball (
ass w+►rte.'sp it set the t,'crt'ation returned to her home fret], frt.
Wound
i► nd ('n i''r►aie. y rt ening its last week Thom pid►w !tete she leas been isorkin; CASTO R I A
Sp. twe•en the j,rni orr. its (t-,.trali& and I durin; OwOwwinter. Por Infants and Children.the Creditr n tulle t r i .otitis inn Vic-- Miss NI 1 nils Shoemaker. of Perk • Mad YHaveAlways 80
tory for the littler, se' re 1 to P. The hisi+ t isit in t f r ie ads in i)a`hv oo 1.on
saltine was est. ting from tt, ginning to Mr. ,Ind 11 r+. will. 11e, of %u,.
recd h'r. Mitchell limp r d the game r:ch. ripen( Iist Sunday et the home
to the .tatiat.tc tit n • f ►a11. en! fir. Henry ilrrnner.
alisse V. yseet of Detroit its visiting Mr. T?a1►iel Mcisasc event last Aun-
art parents for n few drays. dr iy in Dashwood.Dashwood.
Tue dtw ,lune' ''25th has been 'pro-
claimed Civic iloliday in the villa ze
of .1)ipshe 0,4 :inti it has aiae been
decided •(o hold the annual school
picnic on th it tl.ite at (:rand !lend.
Come one. cntn('
A very e•xc.i(int ,torn'' of bowfin;
w•as q'iaved 1,1+t Friday •vening is'-
1"c-ett the hemlock lenot•i find the
ihashsood Nitta Owls. The Night
(lois Ihs'in;'t het winners, The score
p
favor (f
Ir•it� 1 1 1 (Mt. i line 1
the 1temlori. Knots lint its it began
rep ,,•'t dirk the Nicht Owl; /snarl
to .li►t^. They picked up ;reatly
,'ins %tfn itt1 Yatme' with a majority.
of 5.
Mr. .1scob Kuntz had onot her par-
alytic r l ►(tk.. e,•i ll('n(la)• of last
Wise1 �t 1111 it :11 !into of WI- it in w•(' ry
1(►tw.
Shoop's ('lta rrh !testes!). I,e'1 1140
send it now. It l•d finnw.•wwhitt)
creamy, dlealie t, antiseptic halm.
Containing such 1►ealin, ingredients
OA Oil h•nc:alint ue., Thymol, ‘tferi(hal.
etc., it sive% instant rind lastin.( re•
lief to Calan h of I he Close and
throat. Male the flee fest *1114 st'e
for yourself a hit 1 hie preparation
can rind moil! .accomplish. ' Adilress
1)r. Shoop it icily.. Wis. I.arze jars
1i0 cent,. Sale by W. H. Ilotvey.
My tr;eriel, look here 1 you know
bow weak and nervous your wife is
Ind
you know that Carter's Iron
I'illi mill relieve her, new why not
he fair at out it :tny buy her a host
_r
Boars the
$tgnatare of
rt.it11. that 3ivind bctd ILO these %it -
till :.f
1 1!' tuty and should •ituplove his
status It)• remaining ,loaf from the
trivialities of -gossip and i u, i{1 talk
that is found 10 all (valent in 'lever)•
section. Let hint stud)' to maintain
.a quiet but pleasant dignity, +%worlby
of the 'position he Molds. Ile will
find that this pays its yc and cents
.for )ie will b' values} It his own!
worth -other peeler! %e;ll i31114. ),its
as 'hc V.11tie s himself 1 -,.wt ai><'ill
ayh:tturd to assert his own worth but
loin; it gracefully ,.Ind avit flout 111/3
boast.
Don't 1(•t. uta 'b,► too revere ir► cry-
in3out against tIsalaries p d.at 1'he'r COWARD
is lots of room a: t1:<< resp :1i:d it we
('Stip ourselves to curnl►cte twwit11 thea
1►igleed only then cant we reach the
hi;hest. \ye cannot all 4,e Iti,h
School mestere 'but let ma •its ttdtais-
ever class of teachers we may place
ourselves el:(l1e:Ivor to excel in that
particular class. '1'h'n the salad
will be forthcoming if we perform
our tasks, even the Arualkst ones, 80
efficiently that our Trustees, ,rea*
izo that our services are indispens-
able to them. Then there is arertt
room for improvement in our own
ranks. In confronting that "State
salary" question. Ilo" can 'WI% et -
peel to have that pert"tattenCe and
high stet its desirahje ,owl►^n 'twc•ltre "o
frequently facirt. I hat question.
Lel us cry it flown and bury it Zen
fathoms deep. Our tprofecsion is
stripped of its (li.(nity .when selfish
alifi unprincipled teachers wwill per-
sist t •Sidling one :against the other
leaving a school in the middle of a
term and beiotz 1os,''et ,:.bout by every
mercenary ihreeze that blows. Such
teachers should lie titarnped :1s black-
e uar(1s and hurled from 'the pro-
fession. Such actions not only dower
the .teacher in the eyes of the people
and trustees hut lean 1lin hoard to
look with distrust and suspicion on
the more honorable ones.
Let n leacher,improve him t;tatus
by looking to hit physical well-being.
Good health is ('sscntiel to j;ood
•
SEEDS SEED
• A New Supply Just Arrived
Giant fellow Intermediate at !tie. pt'" Ih.
Bruce's White Seeding beet at 18e. per lb.
t e'ebrated -teel Briggs' Jumbo Swede TI'rnip Itt 20e Ib.
work and a teacher's life above all
needs to 'b (Tee from irritability,
nervousness tend 'I►etl isheeess. - -Ile
watts do feel he is :t nein among
Wren, nhlt' to enter pinto the ao>cial
1if . 004 take ! lie lead in the deweloo-
ment of the community and keep
abre:tit of the tiniest.
It is not .necessary slat a teacher
starting out with his Junior Leaving
g
standing should remain there. efor ,
the re3u1aiions new provide for a
teacher. actually e'nvaned in (cache
inz, to obtain Senior 'Teachers' slan(i-
i,i by writing It off in four parts,
and for those who have no known=
ledge(, of I,atin. '1 si`Pial English
(>aper 1s provided. Good as .this is
it is neither right "tor fair that any
teacher should occupy school hours
or evert expend all his surplus c•nerzy
out of school (lours tin pursuine' such
a course. The.. day is past ,when a
young dna 11 can "ICecp school" for
six (tours in the day ,'Ind occupy
about four out of (that six in pur-
suing the studies in :the medical cur-
riculum or some pother profession. If
a teacher find it impossible to study
for the Senior Teachers' examination
while teaching it will spay hits to
drop out for n year or even two.
After ,that is obtained he can secure
University standing for himself if
he, is ww'illin; to ,work. Queen's Uni-
versity offers all opportunity for a
teacher to secure his degree extra
murally. ,which opportunity has been
taken ndvnritaee of by inany tcach-
eri. A teacher hol(iin_ n -hist Class
certificate is allowed five 'subjects
elm his Il, A. course, but if ho doesn't
hold that he may start right in any: -
way, completing the coarse in three
yeats after Senior l.eavin; or four
after Junior, Leavin-1. Ile may take
a ;eneral 11. A. courser or branch
into Classics : Eneliele Moderne and
history; Science eta. 1►avinz Senior
Leavitt- standing five subjects lire
allowed. so (one really Starts in the
second year. 011e may write on five
subjects a rear but thrscc is •3ette''r:-
ally considered) a heavy year's nvoTk
extra murally. Ity payin five dol-
lars the examination is 1*01(1 at any
centre the candidate may %wishe f'ul'-
ler explanations may l.' ,found on
this course by evritine 10 re '1•
Chown. 1te;islrar of Queen's Univer-
sity, Kinston. for n calendar.
'1'o Be (:out itlued.
ENTI1ANCE. EXAMINATION 1IE-
QUI1IEMENTS.
In all probability, not ',two per
cent. of the potent -4 tin tlrhin and
rural 'schools, know the reauireineuts
of tpupils for Entrance exintination.
The following declaration must. ,be
si;ned together with a confidential
report of the pupils rt,tn(dint. a "1
hereby cor(1fy that the pugs. whose
names etre :tiwct1 telotw, have cont•
plated onttsfactorily the ('OUrses its
the subjects of fart I., for admission
10 .tile '1(1;h Schools, las prescribed by
the ,Re3nlatiott.4 of the Education De-
partment of Ontario. approve Au;.
1904 ; and that the con tl etntla marks
1,
Com'!"
CLARK, Winchelsea
Yes!
Spring was a long time
coaling, but. its here. Next
will come the tlieR to bother
you, but if you w' ill get your
screens and sei een doors from
us. you will pot be .bothered
with the little pests. We
have a large supply on hand.
We also hfvd
a ,lot of fence
wire also hooks
a n t1 staples.
Everything in
the Hardware
line kept by us.
W. MOORE
KIIIKTON, - ONTARIO
Choice Turnip Seed
The following kin is in packages at 21.) cents a pound from the Steele
Briggs Seed Company, Limited.
I. Evans Improved Ontario.
11. Perfecticn.
111. Good Luck.
IV. Select Purple Top.
V. Jumbo.
Vi. Balls Westbury.
V 1 I. Kangaroo.
Screen door+ ,a, $1.01) and 161.25. Screen windows at 24c.
Nice White and Braes Curtain Poles at 15c.
Store closes at 7.311 every Tuesday evening.
B. N. F. BEAVERS, = Farquhar,
•
ARE Y00 WEARING
SYIIOMS 01 Inc ConflIQQ N0E1h W
GLASSES THAT DONT
HOMESTEAD RE(►ULATIONS.
V even nunlbc red section of Dominion lands
SUIT YOUR EYES ? A•5 And ra,not reser.ed�tn arydbellR,mestea1e+11 t
Then come to London and have a pair any person Mho is the head of a fan►ily,or any n,
ut cr 1a yet rs of age, tor the extent of one -guar
Tilade for you that will correct all your scales of ifil, acre•:,, snore or 145.4•
Entry must be ,rade personally at the local la
•
office for the district in w tij, h the land is situate.
The homesteader is required to perform rho ct
dines, connected therew tth tinder one of the (olio
ing plans: -
(1) At least six months' re.idefncet upon and ctrl
ration of the land in each %� :.r for three scars.
(2) If the father (or moth( r. if the father is d
ceased) of the homesteader re.i.ixe upon a fano in
wictnity of the land enteral far, the regiurenten'.e
to residence may be satisfied t such person residi
EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS with the father or n►other,
131 if the settler has his permanent residence u
237 Medea 1l.Stl,OS. OsL farming land owned by him in the vicinity o tits
hauee.tead, the rrluirements tta to residence may
.....
t►e satisAcet by residence Upton the said land.
Six months' notice in writing should be given t
The Ministerial Association of S. the Commissioner of [loininion T.ands at Ottawa OVt
intention to apply for patent.
Huron held its regular monthly meet- w, w, COKY,
ing on Monde►y, 111th lust in the Pres-
byterian
Deputy church. The following were N. B,- Cnwthorlscd publication of ltd. advertise*
present: Rev. Meters. Bean, Urquhart. inert t.illnot t.e pea(f for
!rear, Coilins,Crenston, Hart, Toll and
Martin. After the usual routine busi- I
ness Rev. Mr. Te►11 read an excellent
Pape: on the "Authority of Hl
t3criplure " The disrus:+i(w1i aftert>sw e onshpahon
yR 1 W Urquhart
eye defecs, no matter how Craiplicaed.
We have patients in all parts of Canada
who can attest our skill and accuracy in
fitting each particular (use, and the lenses
are ground in our own laboratory, under
personal supervision.
Appointment made by mall. or phone 1877.
THE TAIT-BROWN OPTICAL CO.
was opened 1, Rev. ) rgtl tart
and j.dnsd in by all present. it was
apparent throughout the (lisctission
that there is very little divergence
from the old paths on thio Inspiration
of Scripture. among the Ministers of
Routh llurou. The Association ad-
journed to tweet In September.
About t 1►(' poorest economy cur
d , farmers can P194'1ice is to zi,v) up
h f' l 1 ki raiiirt� tIn'it• owwn wr),e:tt, and to
given for I'•art of any belief, correct�lll,ettd diner money for Manitoba
estimates of ti'i pupil+' tending in flour, It is downri;ht extriv ;ant
the tsubje•ots r.t►untcratsd ())<rrin." for they loos, money hot 11 Ways. In
Now turnin4 to the Regulation, ; the first place there it a atcadily
and not1t one subject only of 1',irt' ;rawina demand for blended flours,
1., viz., history, %se 111.1Y note t hie Which roe mined of Ontario wheat
requirements ni follows,-"'I•}tc most and Manitoba wheat.
itorta(emesis in C'anndian :Ind No flour milled of a sitt;le kind
Ilrrnlitl titnt 11ist(►ry. cyjteeial)y Burin; of ,w% h
e
nt, can be
as 'good as n bleta.l-
e nineteenth century." ed /lour. For iriahance. Ontario
th
Tltis course cornprise't also su1t1ik- ww•heit 1:,eks :strength. nithou?li et
mentary work in .Ilio;ral►hy of some mak .i very fine, ww hits bread and
thirty per'ons 571c11 95 Wolsey. Eliz.t- light Pest ry. Manitoba wheat makes
Swill etc. Bt b: r lo
at is very nlitritiouy'y
-- ___• but t h(' hrertlithi't cour.e. arts yelloww.
llu1 :t blended flour -containing
both Ontario and Manitoba wwheat-
A man's %Ore should always be
the same. especially to her husband. .sti It(� whet. eac h single
kind of
but if she is weak end nervous, and ; wheat lacks, and contains the good
u'tes Carter's iron ('ills, she cannot ' qualities of both.
be, for they slake Iter "feel like a ( Then, look tit it in anal her way.
if our ()own f time, a huv t13nite.t,a
flour, they are ntrtkit..0 allothe,r prow-
inen rich at the expense of our own.
The money, which they earn in On. here.
tario, li turned over to the farmers Our wor,teotlfojk ,can ,?►(rlp it his
co use. aIon 1 by 'urin3 a blendeP
flour for all ;their %akin;. Tho
more they tly•, the greater will l r
the (Finite' for Ontario wheat, As
Gln cores wind colla and k the beat tressed Every farmer in Ontario should r,]i' this increise•s, n (rurally the farmers
pp s1
ror�llarrbttttea. Iii plewa►nttathsta a 130 winter .vaeat-as bis a crop as his will tae► in more for wvhent. Everyo
bydroseet!elnevery part oe the world* farm •ww•il1 uslift. Ile sl:otllcl not
cents a �oottstl+ Ita_�vTatise In incalculable, He j body will thus s }, t re in the, Te -]u sent►
Ars sod take Mn Winelow's Soothing only raise Ontario wheat, but Le .otion of a failin; industry, and re-
Ryrupaadask toe ooother kind. ,heals ,also make it a Poitit to hay juice in the .heater prosperity t,f
Guaranteed tinder the Fonil and n blended flour, made of 110 "arse our farminz population.
Drugs Ast, June 30th, 1A00. serial a }moms rdrow n wheat.
Number 1598. ( The money is uredo here -the mon- SUBSCRIBE FOR triiE TIME&
different person," so they all say
and their husbands spy so too.
1'OIt ()Vi?1t SiXTY YEAiRS
AN ULD •1'.D %i'lt.L•lstar1 1ttYtUy.-Mrs and millers of Manitoba.
Winslow'sSoothing syrup has been need tor What rill our fanners, and ww•Nat
over mlawcarob,mtelon.ofmothers for the:, n11 our hmse
i•ww•ive, should do is to
children while teething. with perfect, ROOM, s
it soothes Umatilla .sawn. Lae gums, snip ap let .together on this floor larestion.
)flaked sweet apples, with some peop* bi
prompt relief for Constipation. With Otllitiel
coarse all•wheat bread will have the same etslstl.
Nature undoubtedly has a vegetable remedy
relieve everylelment known tdlisn, if physl
can but And Nature's way to health. And thin kli
Strikingly true with r('gard to Conwt(pa
The bark of a certain tree in k 11fo
cars Sagrada-offers a most excellent aid to
end. But. combined with Egyptian Senna,
pert' Elm Bark. Selt.t Extract of Prunes, etc., Oa
Mme Cascara bark is given its greatest po.1bl�
power to correct constipation. A toothiotmd
candy Tablet, called lax-ets. is now made at tai
Dr. Shoop Laboratories, from this Ingen000s taxa
most effective prescription. Its effect on Camillo
ration, Biliousness, Sour Stomach. Bad Breath:
Sallow Complexion. etc., Is indeed prompts and
satisfying.
No gaping, no unpleasant after effects areal..
perienced, and Lax-'ts ars put up in beautiful
lithographed metal boxes at 6 owls and 25 pDtd
per box.
Tor something now, nice, e0000mlonl else
sCectlye, try a box of
Lax-ets
W. S. 1IOWEY.
e•y yltoni0 b • siAait bete end kept