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THE EXETER 'TIMES, FEB. 3rd 1910
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1l'ARE11'El.L PRES1:NTATION Mr*s. \Milson, i. . 1'it•
t+aintabury. Jan. 20, 1y10 son of the Lakowroadfe,of and JnsmotGher\of
To hiss Minnie D:Iv;M.--We the Mr. William 1Vi:son, or the 4111 curt -
members of the Girls' branch of the is •salon of
Cab + '
Woman's Auxiliary of tit.. Patrick's home onMithtdttiyn ldied The tfunerral
church, arldinhury, do leant with re- took place !Wednesday.g g your removal (roto The death took place last week of
our midst, not 'becauseof the course Mrs. South, wife of G. 11, klrnitb,
you have decided to Pursue in ,hang- blacksmith of this place. The funeral
her your mode o6 life to an th thus bel
,
The Molsons Baiik
1866
CAP TAL (pdd up)
RESERVE FUND
..,. •8 500.000.00
tett $8.500.000.00
Has ffS Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents in all the your deporting (rrout our eomtnuni1y. Ellmvllle
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Principal Cities in the World, 1'e embrace 'this opportunity of rx-i Our Missionary Campaign work on
General Banking Business Transacted. presing
sto you (our beartfelt ,loixet :linit'ii:e circuit came to a c,wve
Savings Bank Department and appreciation of 'the many valuable
services rendered ley you. not only in
the \\'omen's Auxiliary, but also in
the church rued Sunday schools You
beve proved yourself to ,be n devoted
And
u
►emmtzroand zealousworker
k*Sun nday eicho(ji
work. We ask you to accept This
present as an expression of the above)
sentiments, and when you look upon
it you will see in your mind's eye,or a haudsuuro sural.
hf
entwined around it the loot oriels aat
of tinny happy AssoCitltione. 11'.• Mr. Devis cue day Iaat week slough•
pray God's richest blessings •.•w br'tered his huge for hie winter suppIy
wtm,l.ed on 1 and in going to his woodshed he wits
surprised to find that part of it had
diappeared through the night.
M all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate.
Dickson & Carling, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager
INNNNNNNNN•••8•Nd*NNNNB•••NSNN.Nae •
E CANADJAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
BEAD OFFICE. TURONT,,
�• ><. WALKER President
I Paid-up Cdpital, $10,000,000
DER LAIRD, General Monnet
Reserve Fund, - 6,000,000
Branches throughout Canada, and in the United States and England
ISTIL'11SULD 41347
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Deposits of $1 and upwards ere received and interest allowed at current
rates. Accounts may he opened in the names of two or
more persons and withdrawals made by any
one of them or by the survivor.
Exeter Branch -G. W Harrison, Manager
Branch also at Crediton.
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't-k•1^F-f•4-F�•-J•-h.}i•i•-1•-)••t•i••p9.•d•
Winter Tern },+,
+ A number from here attended the
Irink at Exeter on Monday. They all
report a good night's skating.
e
house in Exeter after spendingeleh returned ta few
January 3rd I
weeks in town.
I Miss May Bertrand returned home
11 after spending a Month with relatives
and friends in Detroit,
Miss Carrie Kuhn is on the sick list
+ Ibut we hope to see her around again
very soon.
-
F' Miss Gladys E ssery of Centralia wets
ti in town one day last week.
Mr, Charlie Eilber, of Mayville,
•0 i Stich., is spending a few days visiting
+ I his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Christie
' Eilber,
Mr. and Mrs. William Gould of the
North West spent a few days in town
visiting friends.
Mr, and Mra.,Stienacher are visiting
friends around Stratford for a few
weeks.
Mrs. Preeter, of Zurich, spent Tues-
,( 1 day in town the guest of Mrs, 8.
+ Braun.
Business The sewing circle met at the borne
+:of Slias Ella Link. They all spent
pleasant evening together.
College - Miss Mildred Braun returned home
• after erending a few days to London,
✓,• Miss Mildred Either, of Exeter siesta
Sunday in town visiting her parents.
Mr, and Mrs. Wilson, of Exeter,
'h!••6•t"t"F+++-H-4--++• ++•1•++++•.• spent a few days in town last week
visiting Mr. and Mae. ,1 Wnodall
Crediton
OPENS
..Seadents may enter any
day of the school year.
Individual instruction.
Our graduates get the best
positions.
Mail Courses. We train
more young people than any
other tnomagewent in Can-
ada!
ARilated with Coit,mercial
Educators' Association of
Canada.
Write for particulars
Geo.
.potion, Principal.
lust Lord's 'Day when Rev. A. .E
Jollies, of Auburn, and Mr. 1V. '11,
Johnston, of iiippen, preached. in the
interest of Alisslorts. �'e already bee
good results 'frokn Ibis campaign
The interest of the People bas been
stirred more than ever, and we are
e\pecting ti substantial increase in
giving*.
11r. West"y Jacques disposed of his
fine young gelding to Mr. Mills Wood-
)ou pat /map .hrotigh
life, and 'that. you and your 'future
husband may be 'long spared to t' t-1
Joy this gift and may peace happiness Mre, 1•. ,oats was tlse guret of Mies
and prosperity 414• closely :Isscl,iultd Dic•keue lust 1'ueeday; ( For cramps, flatulence, diarrhoea and
with you 'through your life's journey.
MIA. Jauneachildren disordersrs. bottles used every year-fift • •
of rho stomach mid bowels,
me
Signed o,► behalf or the Girls' Aoki!-
!
uk _ Kat helydtw1)14..�*a h�.asre 1 Nvrvillno knows no equal -ono million
6 visiting tarsi. Urs. N. 11. Davis. Pres.
t • .v pleasant event took ,p'ne'
t. ...e residence of Mr. and Mrs. \\'rel,
Davis, of Ida intsbury, on 1Vcdnesdayti
Jan. 26th, at high noon, when their
daughter Minnie E., was united in
marriage to Mr. Alexander llacdon•t'd
of Lemuel.. The bridal procession r n-
teree the parlor to the sweet strains
u( the Iliehland l}arch played by .h .
Macdonald ane Pa:.men mus:cite:. of
London. Rev. 41r. ltaces.. cc liirk-
ton, performed the ceremony tender
an arch of evergreens and flag$• The
.,ride looked bean tiful. dressed in
white mull• trimmed with !ace and
insertion. She carried a b:ra:it!fui
bouquet. of a; bite carnations, and en-
tered the parlor !caning of qty. urn:
of her father, who rave her away
Miss Sarah Neil, of London• aura, of
the bride, acted as bridesmaid. was
dressed in *t bite In ten. and carr:
Deathly Cramps,
Stomach was Bloated
A Bad Case That Proves
Cramps and Stomach Dis-
orders are Cured Fast by
Nerviline.
"The dlstrene I suffered from cramps
last summer was ,to severe i thought it
meant death," writes 1'. It. Emerson,
of guys 11111, P. 0. "1 was doubled up
with pain and in such bad shape I
couldn't walk a hundred feet. I re-
membered having Nerviline on hand
and took half a teaspoonful In sweet-
ened water. In flue minutes I was well
and my stomach derangementu disap-
peared entirely."
NERVILINE
AN INSTANT RELIEF
. Iter youngest son was taken i the market, that's
proof enough of itsill and Doctor Emig of Granton was merit. Large bottles, 6oc., trial
size.
calledagain, in and he is able to be around 25c. All dealers or The Catarrhosoaa
Some/an). Klugston, Ont.
There was quite a bit of excitement
caused by the dieappeerarlce of ll,;
Gregory's dog on Wednesday last, arid
returned again in a few days, hitt in a
few hours suddenly die:appeared again,
there was is nand dug passed up this
11441+ a short time ago, and mos_ of the
dogs amps -treed to b .vis been bitten
were shut,
Mrs, Dinah Elston, of (t,tyug a, was
the guest of Mrs. Parkiueun for a few
days Inst week.
Mr. Charles ,Jacques arrit.vi home
on Saturday after spending about two
months in Stratford,
Mrs. W. Nielson, of Manitoba, is
ep,•nding a few days visiting Mrs, 8.
Pym,
white carnations. The ,froom was as- lie PaS•nCI' Pk►brie sbeen
3 o t } rrecovfr-
sinted by his brother. lir. I). Macdon- nt .
old. of J,ondan. After congratula-I While Mr. Frank Lindnrd, was out
flags. airtime tiiraid •':ne.•rli The
one all entered the dining-roee^gldeepxercising his high spirited horse. the
which was tastefully decorated with animal stumbled In a • deesnow
I
yount; couple were this recipients o:
twiny costly prevents. Mr. and Mrs.
Macdonald it i:: take upCbeir resid-
ence at Hanover. Their many friends
wish them a happy and prosperous,
wedded life. , lir. Fred %liege. of Miffaie. salted
- -}
'at the .borne of Mr. \1'iiliam Ste el:
Dashes cod the past wee!:.
flee. L. K. Eidt who •attended 'week.Reeve atlen on
the me'tit was in nglof las
all,. funeral of Mr. Wagner at Lisbon. County Courted.
returned on Saturday evenings The Ladies Aid of the Evangelical
11r. Sam !ley. of Exeter, spent Stun- Church mot on Tuesday in the Church
day with, friends in town. The meeting was in the interest of
Miss It abner, of Crediton• called on
friends in town on Frida yo"nr women. A specialprogramprogramq' was rendered by the Aid.
Miss Irene Lipphardt, of Zurich. The "kiddie)," in t it rooms of
is visiting with friends here at pre- the public sehool had a he:f heriday
sant. on Monday. and it ••was nearly four
Mr. and Intra. Fred ltickb:el, who arc o'clock when the principal eget him -
spending the winter with friends in self shoveled out IV She Stamey now
Exeter visited at Mrs. Dirks on banks Miss Keyes whores home im al -
Friday. AO in Stanley
Mies Ida Goetz visited with fr. title nom".
managed to get in about
in Exeter a few days of last it.
lir. :and C\irs. Otto Soldan, of k, s 4r- Show
hereat ClintonHur1nCounty7o 20.
rnanagli. Mich.. are visiting at th •'.1. \1 60" rat nton Jan. j, to t.,
home of Mr. .f. N. Grt•tz, U5twir of 7inusa9. (tots,
ilius Milligan'n"ed 15 birds, winning 9 firsts.
I,an and Miss Mr Or s -IJ seconds. 1 third and 3 specials.
fr., h r spent Sunday with Creditor' The exhibits were• Whit('Whit('1'- -.
. r,'.4.
111: NSA 1.L
Alias
lItimeston, Of
!
guestofMrs. Jas. Dick.London load,
North. for a few ,days 'th:s week,
Considerable grain and produce ck
all kinds is 'be.n., brought into mar-
ket and meets with ready demand and
Food prices.
Ala John
Elder
from the Agricultural r
o:legned e, s Gue-
iph. where he has 'been taking a
couple of weeks' course. Mr. Elder
Le one of those farmers who wants
to take advantage of all the aids to
succseseil fanning. •
Mr. A.. lietchen is visit:ng fri••nas
and relatives in GoderiCIL
Mr. Harry Caldwell has 'keen horse
from the west for the past few w e• ks.
visiting his j,arcnts. Mr. 'and Mrs.
William Cadwell. of play. Mr.
Cadwell is one of the'Huron boys who
are prospering in the far famed west.
fa nli :••U, t: r^w• him a considcrabl0 Mr• Gilbert Dick has been makintf
d'stance•, bra; unhurt and re-
.in
e- shipments of ca: J0 and togs flOm
mounted and proceeded Leen". a station durinrt .he past week.
f--__ Mr. U. W. Foss has purchased lir_
ah
ZURICHjulep 11•eismiller's storehouse at the
rear of Mi. -1' ' premises.
Mrs. F. ihisch i"a cel'ed to Bruce-
offield this week °win 710 <• illness
At
a relative.
Show
ills
oelzry
at Cli Ton J.r%V_ on County
mutein shot -
cd 15 birds, winning nine first. two
secondll. one third and three specials.
The exhibits were White hocks. !tuff
1Myandot10R. Silver Laced "11•yandot-
tcs and White 1Vgando::es,
Miss Annie Wren left • here ;ac
t
meek to visit her brother, lir. ,itl5n
'S. Wren. in Toronto.
The
held a.' e!a!t' iAidheoechos).a rooCarml mlron
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and :Mrs. Char:cs ltcAl:ister. of
the Parr Line. very 14'-.santly enter-
tained a *sleigh ride party from the
vicinity of liea:orth on 1••r:day eve/t-
ine of last week.
At the recent ;wintry show in C;i•1-
ton. Mr. Fred Bengo,lgh. ,,; the
411: .t.(c. won the fo.lowin:g prizes:
For t1'hite Weeindot, •.• ins.. entries,
he won tato firsts.,hn•.• seconds and
one tbird; Sit ver Laced '11•yandottes.
four entries. won two *seconds and
one third: Golden Laced Wyandcttes.
two 071,1-1,4. ,von :WO thirds. This
two netrie3, wen two thirds. This
makes a total of t hit sen r•• g:,:::r
prizes and four specie:,. which is an
excellent showing. and bah Mr. ort.
`ee•:n and Mr. 1teneough are to tit• con_
gratelated on the excel:,•nl showing
they mode at •he /thew.
The annual Sabbath School enter-
teinment. held in th' Methodist
church on Friday evening. wax very
tar:e'y at.endcd and much enjoyed,
and an excellent programme. fur-
nished principally by the children.
at Is carried out in splendid atyle.
The friends of Mr. Joseph Ellis a
retire. .0 learn that he bas been quit
poorly for RAMC week, but we hope
moon to ace hint in the enjoyment of
his accustomed health.
:.lis. Ilnwdtn. of Clinton. was here
during the the l Mpast "'* ek vieitin
brothers, .. her
ra:McDonnell.
cUonneli,
51re. Itoht. .Meere and $Ron. of Pig-
eon. Mich♦ h. :teen vlsitin_t .heir
relatives, Mr, and 31re. Janiee Moore,
of this village.
to
Atlas
e last meek
spend)rattriot'.hsleft
!cation with
relatives( and friends in Roston. New
ilamburg, Tavistock and London.
A1Ise 1st, •Fee, of neer 'enrich, end
Miss J'ollo; k• o: the, :i tub'.• Linc.
were the guests during the peat we
of Mrs. �ir Stirling, !c
Mrs. McKay. of London, was in the
vil!:a•re this week vi.sitinu her 1'*r•
0nts, Mr. and •Mrs. Thomas fear!.
Itev. Mr. Ili him t, o: Thorndale,
prenohed mieeionary sermons; in the
Methodist church on Sunday. ;ear,
4'yandottcs. silver Laced \I' i' $tuff
�- White 1\' yandot,em
$'1'A EVAy:uatiot reds,
1r. 1 . id. a Mr. and ',It... Simon Waiver of
• ho has been visiting the Cariedian West are
Mrs 4',, Petrick. has returned home acquaintanccq in this sectional tlMr.
to limerkilss, t',alprr %%I' :it one titer proprietor
Mrs. 1'. K. Bluets received word the A• goodly representation of *helot' the old Huron hotel. now the Do -
other day that her father, Mr. Wo„de shareholders of our 'tura/ Te:ephon • iminion house. He has pnApered in
of Forest, was dead, '1'hey- All attend• Co. el tended the annual me eine at t he *tem. and physically his six foot
IS BUT O ed the funeral. 1111111114 on e
'Wednsday.
Mr, James Cockerill is spurting A Mrs. A. A. ('olortnhc,n (4/ten,- a as fl lightly hashthey ired rtirhlt:` eniy-five
farmer should now that rho horse formerly owned by Conrad "eek at her former home, at
offered by the dealers for cattle, Kiihn, Jin* Always hag a fine outfit. recently, Norwich, or mora years egos Ills friends aro
Mis a fair nae. IIow can eta We are sorry to re port the death of Mrs. J. Nagle and babe. Dublin, pleased to ace him and his eetimah:e
Oils 1f he does aot take a farm Mr, Michael Schwartz whn died at stere guests of Mrs. P. 31. Hamilton Mr. Jacob 1Weido made a ver•
paper( What doctor or law. Mr. J. Schwertx's horse Sunday morn- on Thursday. y hal •
Or business man would be without ing. The tonere, wan held Tuesday atat- id recovers frau, his injury and is
bwiaeas paper! There L but one ; the Crediton cemetery. ("114011 a dance at lrnrquh'r oast r:d ay able
bMrt nnrf Mrsbe out n valentine (:,subs r. of
farmers' business and market raper, that i 1)n Thursday evening one of our old evening.
ki The Weekly Sun. Start 1910 right byI llnneerq pa„„Pr1 "wayin the person of MiT.eaoln. are via t n3 relatives and
k eeribing. • i i re, Kerr, the wifof the lateJohn't'\ter 1i ('kplc'trd to !earn that 11ra. friends in this section. They nrrire1
Kerr. She wan taken to Exeter on 1• convalescin•e. 'setts- on Sitarioly evening and alit via:t
i Sunday fur interment. Hie leaven f.e . n, ,`. iron. 11'r r='• rat i, ray:.. n Oniario for n few weeks brfor.
lone daughter tonal four sans. /� l ,, ret ur14ing home.
Mr. Albert .Torlo.k isv h Ci T e :l V r
,Are You Weak,getting his FOR FLETCHER'S
`ice in this week preparing for next
summer l0 treat his ft lends, All CASTOR 1 A
Bloodless,
e�w shine around Albert, -
�►a7►7p Anaemic? Mre. J, CIArk ig s.•rinnmly ill rat pees-
eat 1,441 hope nhP will noun r,cm•et j;
Medicine
Mie„ Clara Clarke and Mr. Fred.
Toa Can Be Cured of Poverty of a (!lark, of Dewberry. Alberta, come to IS Breathed 1
the Blood Just Like visit their mother who ie seriously ill.
Word has iseen received that Mr.
Everett was. (lhris. V'oelker, of Detroit is ill at prem
�•� / ' ens, The !Alter mereage rep ►$ted that
FUI.i.A IITON
Mr. George rrqubert. one of the
early sertlera of l"II Iarton. tans called
to his reward on .fan. 2Rt1, at the ripe
old age of P2 tear's. 7'rnorlths and* it
days. Ile lied been failing in health
for /tome time. Ii .• was bort in Lan-
ark township. Lanark County, end in
hit youth at orked et the carpenter
• Have Ton a Cold? -It Can Be l'arl�, in 1P,,A he married Mins ,Tans
- 'he was a little better. Hit many I I ark. anti the) )novo4 to shy /arra
Since the early ages, 10 all countries ; friend& wish hire a speedy tecovery, Completely Cured By on q itch he died in 1P01. and bre r0•
amoarr all classes of people, anaemia Ind br recently bought 159 octet ad-
Completely
conditions
one of the moat pernlciuur Catarrhozoneloinin;f rbc 100 norm on which he met•tuW It i na that affrcl manklnal( fist. A It bor2h he ue,cer took n r
Wilting front her home In Paisley. •Centralia Ill Ile)at part dh public affairs, 1 ro
Mira. 1•:verett rays: -• -"My daughter I he was
had lust pas led her sixteenth - - a *tell read and intelligent observor.
year. p It Quickly e. Liberal in politics anti nn a:der it'
ttrlwrn she Ligan to rapidly lose color Add rent Alin Centralia.
Q y Cures Whooping the Presbyterian ,beret►. His w idnw
sand strength. serious compllcutiony Jai"s i.;r i)inada'r•. of Iii * .e g r Spee Bronchitis, 104 tett children survive and
net in fatal made her (shells and !Sequel n is vis -
stet In e on ami
Cough, art y
U 1) a daughters are lira
tonic tit the M0thoebmt g I -. Th
friends, must anxious. We were rot' bliss M. �,r. Parson:we. Catarrh, Hay -Fever, oat. Ihlmseldnl0;
arty ?serried on account of hor Ill' , oaand re Mitchell. i is vie- Robert. Colohsny• Bask.: IiaChurch
Andr, t�
/wattle bat b.eauee she was likely- to siting friends and relatives in flee Asthma, and Colds. ,nil rt. •.t___
,•'tion !:•:r y::art' wnrk lit the ill gl, vicinity. outiicott, of Exeter, visited at
ach•.'tl. where site was preparing fo
th- yr ,fc :r 4 .•f teaching. The doe-
-°- Methodist Parsonage last week.
for %eel it w.. • n ll r• •• It'
A ser ie r
ala.' int
I know Colbert tt h.
n! been
ma-
ins- It• r
l t
. remedy was !tering • '
I4 t
Y 1•'errozn t r
n -- s. our
c an a acv
d +ere attack of "cin-
ma•f- ra) e:aagatet talar two leen-emote flea,.
1 with evt ry metal. The firs: The Miescs :1Cii,on have suffer el •
d tittle more than inereare het
Bet woe th' 1.'rnnd box it
notify stetightfnl 1 • watch the
g renting health. Anule'r
! sOrt of n )•eflnw•Ist, at
.!sadly whiteness decan-
t it wasn't Ione hereto n
eras i:'re •ptlht' to h, r
',',:f !von,' color returned.
tered r$ t•er.• C:art i --she
mg- rt,,ornux-- lit 14 v In
end i-•iol:a the picture o1
sore bereavement in Rhe death or le heeled,
their sitter. Mrs. el
Kerr, of Cre' ter
EweIf you are subject to throat Irrita-
• tion or have n tendency to consump-
Dr. Ohne. who teas been a very tion you should tree the "Medicine that
highly r,•„pectcd citizen of our thief- fe breathed,"
17 village, is moving this week to Thoueande who have used It tc•11 of
Credit mi. \1c regret very flinch the It. merit.
removal of this Doctor from our rnidtf
but wish hint every auccemv in his new
field of labor.
Mrs. Catherine 1'yet. relict of the
lase Wm. Py►n• died on Friday last at
her horse in Lonthai. M ,
.
rt Ism wee
t'ntarrhozone in not like other reme- Inns and Cnrrir nC ll, )t, ('. ; llc!en,
dies. but Is eo healing and soothing Delnhurn, Mask.: Alp; nlI r Baan d Geo.
thnt
when h n
Ita
1 breathed
through theIrat
homes
e
.
inhaler 1,
r I
t kills
this
e
rrnm
R that !test
diseases of the throat and lungs,ause i7'11yt nnllinffrl nndsr'th 3 tabor it l no
l'ntarrhnzone quickly soothes and 1 more, •
)' will toil no
heals the mucous nurfnces so that In a A faithful father, 4rue and kind,,
short time the whole mucous lining 1 No friend on 'earth like thee we'll find.
I li'' remains mere followed 10 itoy's
rhnrch cemetery on Ttresdcy ley :*
'nfge nit r,,her of syrnpalhikinlg fiends
rano( nei{thbortt
The dread messenger came
. -.Fp lip, ' f,P y e arm old nn 1 far „01110 (1100 she
.1... a.',•.tl. s,:..7..4.., V,
!lived in Cc'ntrnlint Sip:, carne in Ih:s
country frost' Devonshire. England.
f: -..r , W1 when n yonng girl. She is survived .) q42i (i B10041 'John
three eons and two daughters,
John of i.ondon. Edward and Luther
1"'`a of caze•o rf snarl»lo. poor 0' Toledo, 11r1.. \Ven. (huller, of 1.on-
:••rf a.1 nen....diesrderr, the dot and 111gq 'lfary rat borne.• The
Lon-
! :sires --they leave !reed cured 1,•ner;) a as he'd (root 4he Grand
rr••i.-roo701: t•t:rt, silltd•n)r't?+, Tit fine
e,Tr,il: at al ion at P:xcler .Tuesday
,al: norma^ interment Inkier', place :at
At.at i4.: mono 4,;v.. 1:in,stoo. Canada. lily, Exeter cemet ry+.
and nnexz "lanenty
Air witch you breathe through tko , oa pectedly to Mr. 'Wm. Irvine
Catarrhozone Inhaler carries healin of !est Fullerton. Il Tart gone • evrnintg
to the very east affected, and thereiford as equal tohattend gto someEibu^'.
Is no chance of ft -allure by going to the nes„ rind in to
wrong place. That 13 why It cures, PPosed io have collet gel
H(from heart failure while going up the
stern at the residence of Mr, It. /i.
i�o"planrl, fR Etiet Gore etreetr
Catarrhozone
BHUCKFiE1,1►
Approved by Doctors. Druggist., and lir• C, '1V, Gibbons i : rest tied h s
thousands of Canadian people who`''re":tion with Mr. Fea
. C. W„Iron of
I have used It. fettle drops of healing 1 he London Road and is now enjoyin;e
for weak pintas In the throat and Hasa) 1 ew ho!iday.e.
passages -that's Catarrhozone. ' lr. i)an :Mil
Three sines, 25c., SOc., and 11.00, at :. Hien. our genial hunch er
drug/Vets or by mall, pnstpnld, fund tre,l a lot of ice in his cb".d "tor -
The C'aterrhozene Ce , Buffalo, N.Y., ' r Aloe -
ted t h s week
and Kfmgaton, Oat, Jliaa 'lfnbel• Turner visited 'n ifen-
e.i'1 last week,
111
S `. No. 1 i'SDORNE
The following is fbe resort of
8' K. No. 1 ('„horny for the month
of January 19410. dark:. uenot.' her_
centrage obtained on examinatietie
held i
h t during r
to
er•
gtt
month rat
b n
rad
proficiency. V. Jennie Stran ge n .149.
Gordon Oke 77, .1(Qin St eine 72. Gro
nlntchford 71, Nellie floe -elate 52. ee
Doe 43. Sr. 1", Tena 'hewer '9r
,lathes Dougal 111, Archie itoucliffe 50,,
!toy 1Vhite 55, Itngenrl Down 52, Karl
!tell 3'j. Mr. 711. 1\'i:lir• Strang P7, W.
Dougal P:i, Elva Harvey 60. Iiaze;
(town -10. Oliver Itortc.'if;e Xs. Jr,
111. Cecil Barris. ilnrv0v Neil. (loss
Dick. Haase, Neil, Geo. ;Afair. Gladys
Voir. Hr. 11. !Maggie Strang. Elgin
Itowoliffe, John I)oltgal, !lira Dew.
('rank Jarrett, Katie Sanders.. Jr. 71.
11a Mitchell, Alire Dick, -Vern )]elle
Learn Neil, Lorne Oke, Clifford
Moir. Clogs 1. Ilona .Muir, Clara
Neil, Malcho'm Dougal, Inez '.Moir,
'Vi ii. Pedal'. teacher,!
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
Do Kid You Hays Always Boogbt
Bears the
Signature of
Grand Bcwl.
Depaimenial tore
JanuarySale
NOW 111
Full
Swing
Now is the time for some big Snaps all along the line, It is
only for a limited time, Do not miss the opportunity, Come at
once, No trouble:to show goods. The opportultity will be a
pleasure,'
r'or Ladies
Mantles $1.2.50 for $10.00
Mantles 10.50 for 8.00;
Mantles ,7,60 for 6.00
Childrens and Girls Coats
At prices that will save you money
Fully 25 per cent discount on these
Natural Wool Underwear-.�..6f) lines. All up-to-date styles and differ -
suit, for era a per eat patterns. These goods will be
sacrificed to clean up. Now Is your
chance
Snaps in all other lines of Underwear.
For Gentlemen
Shirtings,/: ottotls, Sheetinga
Prints and Gingham
At old prices These goods have ad-
ab25 These will be redoc- youred well tot t buy nowr eat. It will pay
ed from 2.00 to $3.00 per suit in order
to clear out. Odd lines in Ot'ercoets
at about; off regu'ar price. The hal.
ance of our Men's Cape at 25% die•
count.
Special Biu'g tins
Of small odd lines c•lueting daily in
preparation for stock taking.
Space will not permit further details, All we ask is for you
to come and see for yourselvt:s, Bring alongjyour cash and see
what it will do for you,
Produce cf all kinds wanted at highct•t prices.
W. T. .AMOS, - GRAND BEND
WIIRT!
A seven wire, all No. 9 beet Cleveland steel ready woven wire fence
cash on large quantities.
for 291-2 cts. per rod. Yes! that's what it means and better prices for
Some Reasons Why it is the Best Fence
Built in Canada.
1 It is built by, one of the best companies of America having Instal.
led new machines that build a fence which stands plumb when erected.
he ONLY all No. 9 wire fence that does.) 'If 'there is any bow, your
move�1r{;r.. +e cDcer(tlay refunded.
'2 Uitr lock is not iven directly over 'there the btay and strand
wire cross but is klriven a ' angle of 20 degrees to the strand. This
assures us that no pressure has ''"•'n put on strand and stay wires to dent
them and thus weaken them at a pot here strength is most necessary.
(Did you ever notice a broken wire( 1435 1 ' t broken where the lock
teas driven!) 'We have over come this danger.
3 The
from slipping ds o
orcoating 'loose f lock are twith orough usage$
is
0.hicb willk1ae of No. 9 steel ire. rust quicker and break easier Ir Y n ks,
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its weakest part,
5 Our fence is new wire manufactured this
than fence that hie h.•en out to the w••ather f
'Before buying your fence be•sur,• to ask for 191:
of the Canadian Monarch Fence. 12 0. gates 184,75.
Made by
`sold
to prevent lock
by
Owen Sound Fence Co. Be M. FRANCIS
Owen Sound. Winchelsea.
These prices Rood far orders given before Feb. IStb, only,
NERVOUS, LIFELESS
DEBILITATED MEN
thYOUNG MENrANDyI MIDDLE -ACED etionsnd MEM
r••esert. who are failures in life --you are the
,•n0swn esu restore to manhood and revive
the spark of energy and vitality. Iron't give
rap in despair because nn have treated with
other (beim*, 41.0,1 electric belts and tried
various drug store nostrums,
our New Method Treatment has snatched
len.•ir•1. from too brink of despair, has re-
store" bra, piee•st to hundred*, of homes anti
herrn ...,..rea4ful nt'•n of 1ho:e who were
"•I"p•., .1...l i.:it." 41',• prescribe specific rem.
wiser f• d• each individual sate according to tho
symptoms and cotnpt'entions-we have no
Patent n,*dicines. Ibis ig one of the secrets of
our wnn•lerfutaw4eesgss our treatment can•
not foil. f..r we prey ri)w, r••nn.Iieq adapted to
each thin; idnal ease r loll. '•arable cases ac-
eeprrd. We have dons &mineee thrw,ehouu
Canada for wet 20 Years.
CURABLE CASES GUARANTEED
OR NO PAY
1:1b you rt
1^ree,'t .ore you to marry:
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ns) ,, .r blit. I heel dtra...l t Have you any
. freak,,•-, ei l)ur New Method Tr•atnent wi11
cure you %%11.1( ,t I, ,s I , ,,' for others It will
• do for toll. Consultation Free. No matter
who has treated yo , pyrite for an honest
"pinion Free el Charge. Beek, Free-
••)A,yherp 1, )fanhn,,,I I':a1'., r:,rxol." (lllustrat
0d) on Diseases of Mete
NO NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT.
ages. Everything CoafidenYal. Q.eetion Lie. and Cost a4 Treatment FREE FOR HOME
TREATMENT.
FADER
DRS.KENNEDY&KNEDY
Cor. Mich:an Ave. and Griswold St., Detroit, Mkh,
nrilb NOTICE All letters from Canaria must be addressed
emaimgoommina to our Canadian Correspondence Depart.
set' las personally call at our Medical Institute1011t in inDetroit ,as t. w� S e desire to
at
no patients in our Windw,r oifices which are for Correspondence sec and trent
I,*laeratory for Canadian bn4iness on1y. Address all letters�ascfollows:
DRS, KENNEDY & KENNEDY, Windsor, Oat.
W;it,, r..- ern. privttr e,41re sr,
1! es_
DARPLF.Y i CO YEARS F,XPRHIRNOS OF AN
31iss Annie and Mims itusell War_ OLD Nunes.
ser 01 the '18th "pent Friday with Mr.
and Mrs. John Love,
A number of young efollke and
school children gathered at 31r. Hick-
ey's hill on Friday night, and accord-
ing io the noise made "pent an enjc>♦-
able time.
Airs. Joseph hickey is on the trick
flet,.
A number from here ntt0nd0d
Mia. Winslow's Soothing . rup Is
tfemae le physicianmtion oandnnur of .ho best
United States, and has been used foX
fifty years with ncver.failin,T eneoep
by nt for their
children.
It relievesnthee child trona
pain, cures diarrhoea, grlpina !p
!talent! of the toe um. smitht at % the bowels and wind collo. Hy y7lving
health to the child, It rests the
Grand tient, on Monday, mother. to_
mats a
pttbi
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