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Epilepsy, Spasms,
St. Vitus' Dance
"I suffered for many ye -r:;
from %%hat some people rill
eiiilepsy. 1)r. Miles' Rcs!o•a-
tive Nervine cured IU(, and you
can imagine hot' thankful I ;n."
M. I. COO \tAN,
Coldwater, \Iith.
"My daughter was cured
with Dr. Miles' Re,torativc
Nervine, after having been
afflicted with fits for live years.'
PETER \tc:\t'LEY,
Springfield,
"For a year my little boy had
spasms every time he got a little
cold. Since taking Dr. Miles'
Nervine he has never had one
of these spasms."
MRS. MYRTLE DAGUE,
Rochester, Ind.
"111y daughter couldn't talk or
Walk from St. Vitus' fiance.
Seven bottles .pf Dr. Miles'
Nervine entirely c•iired her."
MRS. NA\Nil'. L:\ND,
Ethel, Ind.
"Until Illy SOIL was 30 years
old he bad fits right along. \V
gave him seven bottles of Dr.
Miles' Restorative Nervine. IIe
has not had a fit since he began
on the fifth bottle."
MRS. R. DUNTLEY,
\Vautonla, WIS.
Price $1.00 at your drugolst. He should
supply you. If he does not, send price
to us. we forward prepaid.
DR. MILES MEDICAL CO.. Toronto.
DASH W OOD
Exeter Branch-G.W Harrison, Manager A pretty wedding was solemnized
at the home of the bride's parents on
Wednesday evening, June Sth., by
the Rev. Mr. Tu11n, when Mise Bertha
F., the third daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
114!"1 III'7•:-:••J•i :..:..f :••1••t•3•>`•t••i••h't'-4.1':' Crediton 11. Willer!, Dashwood, was united in
4. marriage to Rohl. Ilayter of Green -
Miss Idella Brown Is taking a few way. The bridal party stood under a
weeks' vacation at Berlin. floral hell which hung suspended from
Mrs Sam Brown attended the wed- the arch where the ceremony was per•
ding of her sister at Berlin on Tuesday. formed. The bride, who was given
Mr Chas. Brown arrived home Mon-
day
away by her father, lookeu handsome
day and intend spending a few weeks attired in create satin striped Benga-
line with ri:::min a c f 'aria and a
t t
K
t
) e'tnl root,
under the 1 at. t h1 ue. Her veil was eau ht byn
R
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y seat Sunday
Mr. Pickard Ilou_en
at \\'inghiun. P y wreath of orange blml•sours and she
Messrs G. K. and Samuel Brown are carried a bridal boquet of white roses
in Cleveland Obiu, attending the fun- Miss Jean M. Hayter, a sister of the
neral of the former's brother Rev
groom, acted as bridesmaid. She
C. F. Brown who is well known
were a dress of uieuselline de Soire
in Crediton. The deceased was 72 with trimmings of valencienes lace
years of age. Last winter he was run and satin girdle. She nlso carried n
boinover by a horse and hurt internally Iert,ieL of rt. utrosthe hre111.. \supported
was per -
the operation v
A few days ago an p 1 the groom and little Mise Majorie MI -
formed and on Saturday he passed n martin, of liamiltmn, niece c f the
-way. The relatives have the sincerest groom, mauls a charmingly sweet
sympathy in their bereavement,
flower girl. AI r. Cook. of Stratford.
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Council of its)!► that all cows should be presided at. the piano in his usual able
kept of the highway unless n tax ut$'L manner. The dining room was pret-
n head was paid, and that all horses
lily decorated! for the occas with
flowers, etc, The bride received
cheeps and pigs were prohibited from many
beautiful presents. Friends were
were appointed but the bylaw was there from Ilemilt0n. Niagara ladle,
fluorine at large. Several inspectors
Stratford,
not inforced. At the last meeting (ioderich. ('lint••.. Zurich.
•f the present council Mr. John Gill, The evening was spent in games and
of Exeter, was appointed to inforee music when all dispersed wishing the
the law. Those concerned had better young coupler happy and prosperous
take warning as " Chief" Gill is on fatale'
the warpath. and the law will be in• Messrs.. Joe Eidt and Reuben Goetz
forced to the letter. are acting as jurors at (ioderich this
week.
Mr. Chillies Braun. of Pittsburg, is'
s
Ida this year
hw l Civic Holiday l )
'n town with
y
t
') his
e endo
/pending
holidays-
will be held on Friday June lath
Branch also at Crediton.
AT4O
You will regret you did
c of Canada
,
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attend on
not atte
Minh -Grade Business Col-
leges, located at
Peterborough Welland
4.
Orangeville Wingham
Clinton Walkerton
Time to
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Now is a good
enter.
Our graduates receive
>r
"lip,
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from o
o to
I-oo c
$-1 I
'num.
Courses in WO
illitsubject;.
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Write for particulars
Clinton Business
College
Geo, 'pottt n, l'i inc. ip:tl. _1- his parents. when the annual un
Friday,
ptcnie
Mrs. Bedford, of I:aster, is encoding will be held to Grand !tend.
el.{- , ..... n few days in town.
Sunday School Convention is being Oar each and door factory h 1ve as
{L 1 held in the Evangelical Church this
number of contract' on hand and
i:i 1 `AL / " i week on June 11, l:,. and its, bare added an extra gang to keep up
17/ LL 1 j� I with the work.
(/ Crediton certainly is the town for
/ ��/ .A I baseball. An interesting gnu's was Mr. J. K Goetz has finished the cut
Ll�l�l%�%l!�%:of logs at his mill.
played on Tuesday evening between ___+_
STRATFORD., ONT.....,/I the California Northern Lights and
the Sharon Ti ere. The score stiedWhalen
Next Sunday, .lane Itith is the 8. 8.
anmivet airy of this church. Rev. 1).
N. McCamus, of 8t. Mary'+, will
)reacb at 10 o'clock and 7 p.m Rev.
Mr. Abbery, of Gretton. will .. • ••s
the afternoon meeline. Special ..
lag by the choir.
it very severe attack of measles h.'
leen in end around this comnnt,.ety.
Mont nit the children and a number of
pettifog people have been seriously ill
in bed, but this week, are able to he
out. again.
A number from here attended the
services at %•4.11 "n Suu.l..y, when Rev
herr, of Lucian. deliver e l two very
imprernive and inat1 octave se) a
Mr. ,tame!. Shipley. who was serious
ly hurt some time ago, is regaining
strength ami we hope will soon be
qr a again.
May. Muthe•rby is visiting her bro.
Ther. Mr. J. Faster_
Three Departments
Commercial, Shorthand
Telegraphy
10.11 in favor of the California North-
ern Lights. They played tine for not
having practice.
Miss L. Young. of lamilon, is spend•
\1'e aseamt .(raduates to po'i- ing a few weeks Lith her brothers.
tions. Th•• d.mand upon us • Me. Mansel . as in \Vinghaun on
for train d help .treacly ax- • Sunday. 'Thele must be something
c'eds the seppiy. The three doing.
most recs 1).'y pieced are re- I The \Icll>oeiist Sunday School pie.
c . viva $ (1 'u. $50,00 and $100 i n,c will be held to (irend Bend on Sat -
1• r month - 'herr veiy. Rue- ! virility. We hope the children will
.t, ee men s ts (ter ,;rade-item , enjoy theineelvcM.
r. : 11 t F:,o! roar clay'- Airs. Sambrook and (laughter, Lau-
. 1i•, . 1: ; o, r 'r • ratatox:te 2 lien, returned home atter spending a
• few dnye in lemilmn with ft i011418.
1). A. McI.%(:11l. N. • We are sorry to report the dtvt11 of
• Mr. Fred Finkheiner, which took
• place on 'Tuesday evening. More pat•-
• uculats in the next issue.
11••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mrs. S. Braun and daughter, Della,
I are attedding a wedding in Berlin this
-' week.
Mrs. Ittiesell limitable, of Hamilton,
is vending a few w'e'eks ail!' II('t'
Pianos
mother,, .11.0..1. hnik1t'in.r,
Mr. .1. Clarke left for Winnipeg o0
Tuesday morning. Ile has to Eve an-
other SIX lits on his homestead
before he ,lets his patent of 1)11 hand.
to R
w.►y in
town on
n Mundt
.Mr. Adrian (oeghlin
4.1 Ce
nt
ralia
,
Mr.Vm. Leith isonthe sicklet.
hat we hope to see him around again
very soon.
'I he (it1.ysteads of Ouncrief drove
up on Fr nifty evening and played the
('.edit• n Stars it hot game of hall.
The score was 11) 10. it got to dark
to break the tie.
Mr. August 11111 was in Exeter on
Tug May.
A het game of ball is expected to be
payed on Monhay evening between
the Ailsa Craig lean and the Crediton
Stars. Craig eel Lately has a head
tenni to beat and :t wi.1 mean tier aur
IIA11')\ JI1EBYboy, Loge( I ight deivm to work. EY -
Imp. 9leai (133:1) l erybolly corn. out to see the game for
Paton 1reby will ,continue His roue ; it will be Will Ile watching,
110+ s' aeon as follows: Monday mein, Mr. ('heist. Either of Zurich wan in
will leave 11:.4 own stable. Lot 16. Con. town 4 n Monday evening.
li, 1-1.orn,•, and urea,. d - so Thos. Mr. (ieurge Hoak Way in Zurich on
;Inv -k'- or night • "';r•dee to .!ohm! Sunday with fin mho a
Ite.11 �•. 1 for noon : 11. 1 • • to his own' !taking.' ane the miter of the day s
slat', for nigh'. V. • alt eley. west 101 Mis.. \Vlllber,tat Hill spent a► few
Win. \'. e+rot .'- for nn n, . 1 hence. to ; dnye in fent! alio, !net week.
John A:I1•on's for n glia Thursday Mr. Ilex lit alum. wee in Exeter 0t)
to la. own stable for noon. Friday Similes..
to John 1).incnn's• Patin own. for noon ale. Michael Ile 1 z..1 spending (He,dn
thenc.• to Wrn. ,Iiny'A for night `Sal- few weeks t.siting t ih
orday to his,ow-na(able ache) • Ii . will 11O'HSI owl,
remain ,air! the ,•'nllouintr Monday
meriting. Thla route %vi'1 h.' eon rin-
tied Ihtmughont 1le•,s,•n'0n Ilea '1h and
weather p•ree:t'ne.
(U). C'i' Aflu A Wm. J)EV1aE
Proprietors. \Vinch1.aen. P. O. Wrn.
Devi ns '!arta;.:'.
Principal.
$'' rt. Mont h and Up.
ii Inolitlis rent allowed on
11e purchase •If )l n('\%' Piano.
''S. MARTIN & SON
Children (Jry
FOR Flf'MCHER'S
CASTORIA
IIAI1I'LEY
tlr. .lames Hickey is on the sick
li-t
'dr..1.rl.n love WAR in inndon on
M"ndev on bosine.s
al r • nail tlrn C. ran Sher lit, of Blew
chard. N. 1) . who have 1r00n visiting
friends n1 this sic nit y, returned home
la•t. week.
A ber f. onl t his vicinity attended
Mr. Thos. \Ve11h u haul raising on
Thiir..l.y.
'The cement mixers nr.' busy at Mr,.1.
J. 'i'..ylor's at present and intend to
trove to tlr, hnlliw haus to put n c0-
nlent wall ler it.
Ilurr:.h f .r the picnic!
If sick headache is misery, whet
is Comet's f.ittle Liver Pine if they
.will {,osi1 ivcly rare it 1 People who
have used them speak frankly of
their north. They aro small and
easy to take.
Farquhar
According l0 the antlomu•etllegll
made lust week +,t the !'diversity
examination ►asap. 1Vill timeline. and
Reg. Turndull have completed their
first year in Arts with cre,lit, \V ill ob-
taining honors in l'lassio. and Reg.
standi.g first in first-class General
1't•olleieuc •, besides securing the liil-
gout. Schoarship.
A pretty weaving was celebrated itt
Mooresville on Wealnebday June 15th,
at the home of Mr. and Alia. Muses
Simpson, when their eldest daughter
Miss Pearl, granddaughter of Mrs.
Ann 1: tet•elt of town ryas united in
marriage to Mr, John Arthur Coltman
of London townships The ceremony
was !ireful tiled in Christ Church by
the Rev. Artliar Carlisle at 3 o'clock
in the presence of 11 uuulbet' of telt•
levee and friends, Mr. auul•Mrs. ('o-
houn left on the evening train for a
short trip after which they well res-
ide in London tap. The 'Times exten-
ds rougratulalious.
Centralia
Rey. '\V. 11. Mutt and daughter., !
!.aura, attended the Methodist ('on•
ference luta week in Chatham,
An ice cream social was held in 1.p -
wort h Nark on 'Tuesday evening un-
der the auspices of the iK.pwortti L
League. There ayes a good attend-
ance and the evening was an ideal I (lays ago renewing acquaintances.
Mr. Alexender Smith is putting in n
cement platform for his verandah.
while Mr. R. Bullard has :114(0 put
dawn a good wooden one for his
Mr- 0, (ieiger, reeve, was in tioderich
last week attending the county coun-
cil.
Councillor J. W. Ortwino was also
in the county town last week.
ZION
The Sunday School anniversary
services were Mehl on Sunday end
Tuesday of last week. On Sunday Rev
(i. J. Kerr of Lucas., preached both
morning and evening. There was a
good attendance it the morning and
at night many %vete turned away, un-
able to get in. Special music was ren-
dered by the choir assisted by Miss. E
Taylor of Exeter.
On Tuesday an excellent tea was
held. 'The day was all that could h •
desired and the attendance was large
The program Wa4 interesting and
altogether the day was a sucess. Come
to Zion fur a gond time.
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get relief fromm indigestion.
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ORNEioantlese constipation or torpid liver
without disturbing rho stomach or Ih following report isbased on
purglog the bowels. take n few donee ..'arks obtain^d on Examinations held V 1 u 11
of Carter's Little Liver fills they during he month of rainy. \r class
will please you. -John Strang, Gordon Oke, 'George
Illatchford. Sr. iV-Jatnes Dougal.
•f •r. Dougal, End Dell. Roy Whit, .
.1r. IV -Elva Ilarvey. Willie Strang,
\`: iifrid Dougal. Oliver ltoweliffe. Sr.
III -Harvey Neil. F!o))sii,• Neil. ,C:•eil
Harris. !toss Dick, Gladys Moir. .1:
1II-,lohn Dougal. Maggie Strata:
Mr, and !ill's. Harter and daughter
of Chicago, who 'MVO been vibiting
Mrs. Hater's sister, Mrs. George Dick 1
retuned to their home hot week,
Ale. John Stacey's young driver, a
few evenings ago, while his eon ;trd.
wife were calling on relitaves u the
country, got loose in bottle tiny and
started out on the road home. For le
111ately, after hoing a sport distance
it turned off the ro.ol and got caught
beewee()a 11010 and 1110 fence, whet.+
it remained for hour' in the dark,
while search 11 (8 being made for it all
Very 11110.11 sympathy is felt for Mr.
and Mrs, David Gerinott•, of this vile•
age, in the death of their second'
daughter Tillie who was only i11 a
couple of days. She Wits bright little
girl of tete years, Four of the family
at !tie present time are also quite ill
which adds to the set•iousnesi of !heir
d. et. affliction,
Mr.. ('aw•thorpe, of '1'uvislock, is
visiting her mother, alts. Thomas
Dick.
We :ire pleased to learn that Mr.
F, F, Busch, alio has been quite
beriously ill for a number of weeks, is
now improving nicely.
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Brandt
attended the wedding of Mr. I3randt's
sister in New Hamburg last week.
Mrs. 1. C. Stoneman is Visiting her
mother in Lelnbeth.
Mr. 1(. Murry. of Gort•ie,:forinerly of
near Kipper, was in the village a few
one.
Mrs. McCoy and daughter of Lou-
don have been visiting in this neigh•
borood and renewing friendships.
The W. A1, S. held their regular
monthly meeting on 'Tuesday after-
noon, with n fairly good attendance.
Rev. Butt gave a talk 0n the Indians
of Canada.
Cement walks are being laid down
in our village, %vhich will add to the
appearance of the place and tho com-
fort of pedestrians. The Messrs.
Sweet,of Exeter have the job in hand.
Extensive )reparations are being
made for the Dominion Day Festiva!
here.
Masses. J. It. and Albert Parsons
are expected here this week from
Vancouver,
.\l I•. 'Thus, Oliver has built a cement
walk around his house.
Mr. \V, J. Pete/ions, of the Parsons -
Davis Co., has purchased an "Olds"
car from the Imperial Motor Car Co_
of Toronto. The machine is expected
here this week
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r,��NOTICE
ernent, time,
Motu dnd Flour
1'81101INN COUNCIL
(.'onncil met at Township Hall June
Ith. All the members were present.
The tnimutes of the last meeting were
read and .cpp(oved.'lhc('ouncil web or-
ganized as a Court of I(evision of lire
Assessment Roll for 11)10 with J. Moir,
Reeve, 8s Chairman. The appeal of
Jure.. E.erl was diamlissed and that of
the 'laic kcrstnithTelephone Co. chang-
ed to comply with the Amendment to
the Assessment Act, 11)14.. Some ne-
cessary changes caused by transfer of
property were made and the Assess
ment Holl as revised was adopted by
the Council and the Court of Revision
closed. Conned met after Court of
Revision and were again organized am
a Court of 1(evisiun to determine ap-
peals Pn
asses_mrnty im sect for
)e
alb against
Winchlsea ('reek 1)rait.Most cf
the appeals were dismissed. only one
small change being made, M. Fletch-
er's allowance for ditch already cone
rItucted was reduced from
•) to $111
and (i. (iodbclle way allowed $10 for
work ',rev' Iv done nn matin drain,
under Fletcher(1odlinit Award, H)Uai.
The assessments as revised were
adopted soil the Court of Revision
closed. A few accounts vete paid
and ('ounsil adjourned to meet lion•
day, June Glh, at 2 o'clock.
Monday, June 0th,
Council met to receive and open
tenders for the construction of the
Winchelsea ('reek Drain. 'fenders
were received Item Crawley & Me-
rhnnnell, !Instil( k: \Val. t'onnolly &
liennicotl: A. Q. lflbier, Exeter:
,tugnet (iuhr, Exeter; \S'. \Vnllnce,
Merlin; .1. Lemon. Crediton, The
contract to construct the open portion
from Stake .1,4 to Stake 172 was let to
W. \Vnllnce. 'flee contrnct to con•
strict the covetwd portion will be let
N gime in the near future. NIT.. M
('ladnapre war. given the contract to
make and deliver the 10 inch concrete
tile needed. ('0unci1 iben rtdjonrtled
to meet. on July and at t ci clnek.
F. Morley, Clerk.
WOOD-DINSDAI.E.
A wedding of more than passing in-
terest took place at. Centralia on Sat-
urday last, when alis. Ila I)inadale. of
1<ipp('n, was United in the holy 114.1)48
of matrimony to Mr. Vincent Wood,
forme' ly nt Iaimcillr, but now of San-
ta Ilan barn, California, t he courtship
i ' 1a
troy Nonnt•ahnt r
omanl c in that neith-
er t he groom nor ht hie had 81.01 each
other until a week before their wed-
ding day. Then it was love at Med
Bight. It ought to be Raid. however,
that they hail corresponded with each
other for more than ttvn vOaus. The
40rt•mnny we- Pel formed! by the Rev.
W. I1. Butt at the Piettodile parson
age, ('entrelin. the rev. gentleman
havinlf perfornied it similar one for
the 1.n nie'S ;relatifs more than 25 years
ago. The attendants 1(re itev. An-
drew Belt and Misty i,.11ra Ilett, cunt•
h1s of 1111' bride. The ',ride 44119 11114.
ed in a dress of what. Ctcilli►n, trim-
med with Natio 111)41 lace, Ih•• bridal
veil being adorned %villa pearls. The
going away dress mot at (crown ..ilk
with lint to match. The gtoon' i+ a.
hnnd�enle, prosp1.,0114 ht1Ntn0N.r main,
while the bride w•as 0110 of !110 tnoit
papular Indies of li ippon, being orgnee
act of the Pietlitiligt ('hutch there.
After doing some of the eastern cities
(lie mimic. %vtll leave in the course 01
a couple of weeks for Santa il.trbera,
their future Inoue, followed with the
hest w•ishem of a 1100 of %arlu persn11-
aI friends.
11CC\aALL
Mrs, William Moir ie visiting her
daughter. Mt8, Carr. in 'Toronto.
Mr. and \Ire. 0. 1 limper has been
%14iting friends in ('11.lshorough last
week.
Elgin "toe c'iffe, Myra Dew, John
Gibb. Vera 1!e11, Frank Jarrott, Katie
Sanders. II � aa. -Lai a Neil.it C
Moir, Alice Dick. Ida :Mitchell, 1.
oke. Sr. pt. I -Clara Neil, ltosa Ms
',1 '{earn Oleg 11. .1r. Pt (-10
`.1oir. Annie Strang, Tont Dougall. 1 .
'•l-tebell. I'c•rcy (larris.
No. on roll 3:. Average attendant.
W. B. ltydail, teacher.
GI(ANTON-
(' :'; r,!t Langford has a new
.,tor c%r
:
'•i: .::d .•. ,
r P. L Brooke. of Sa.
eierye spent :..:;Jay at .Mr. W. I.
t"'I r]•;.
Mr. \Varner Langford of I.onilon.
Tp. ha s purchased 11r. !icor::.• het z•
gcrnld s property *with of i h
lagc and ii tends moving herr with
Always on Ilaufl. Leave
:our ()1 .a•r ( •:111 up
PHO��TE 2
R. G. SELDON, Exeter.
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Compare Your R�- ��!
With the New Carbo vAgf.
1 sale be satisfied with the razor you
err uslna b.rause sou merely think
1l Is the best.
0,1 the Carbo -Magnetic. it will
East lunger -it van git.• you a quicker,
enloot Lr ti • shave.
Try 1t for "0 days at our expense -
1114,1 yeti %vi11 know w•hlrh is the best
---for the sure test of value Is com-
parison.
"night temt.,stnale tles sere.,
t
01 e'artaa-Magnetic superiority. The
-Carlon edge" 1s secured by an even
h:+ %if o and family shortly. i 1 electric heat of 2.500 degrees i•'ahren-
Solne of the own -r-a of cntti.• that nett -a procens of carbonisation simi-
lar
:ere pasturing on the roads around Ito that by which diamonds h•,
herr will be meeting with r -.ver.•
Ionics if they do not keep them away ,
from the railway crossing...
The large crowd Chit attended the ____
For'tter'8 concert in llarmony ilal!
on Saturday evening June 4th were '•.nd. They ret 1., (1 to town last silos]; i.•,ve -- .\ndcreor- That Jo,' : h
given it rat..' musical treat. The Thr'1'intes wish's t hem arapein• as and L , .1 .on bo aW.Ird d ;.: • ,contract for
program %vas given by the Southland . roseerty. r 1. construction of c • meat eulberb
Serenaders. a minstrel groups from
Introit. was exceptionally well giv-
r: a1.t1 was thoroughly enjoyed by
;•yoryon••. On Sunday evening ,they
cctelect,d a song ferrite in - the
l're•hyt^rias church. Rev. Mr. Ab-
cry preached a very •ippropriate ear.
mon on music.
J. HE %MAN,
been pralucedt. The resit 15 the
hardest cutting edge I r , • :1 10 scien..•
n
Mad,- that y"n ::.. • ; have t• -
hone or grind.
Don't take our word for :t -the razes
.
proves itself -enure la : :.y and g• t
one un 3) days' trial--tr.•
LOOK fon flits TRAM MACK
Tim inn3•
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tt'rliehladewith dee (::' ho 6dfe
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EXCTER, ONT.
Ell M\'Ii.I.E
I'lepau 1 • 1,14 for the mantel straw'•
belly fest., .1 on J,ily I -it are well err
dei way. A good pi ngr'ntli 1s being
prep:ord. The chief p int iif inlete•t
%vial be the deflate bet it e.1) represent-
ativee lif 1'. Illlt•111e aid .1011)es Street.
M•It)day Scheele. Tile subject of the
debate is as folloacs: It.•solved, ''That
India is of a tnlpertance t0 Great
Britain than ('a nada,- See the hills.
1 been c•cnfh►e
Rev.. fl \Vat. m ha I
to his hell for a few days.
Some pregre..s is 111 ad.. %tith the vil-
lage drain each week.
Mr. W. Treble of Exeter, the veter-
an barn nnV1.r,
eventInl A couple of daysys
in this vicinity. ile
moved a flrb.e
shed for Mr. C. Jahns and it stable for
Mr. 0. li,•rslnkp.
A number attended the tea at Zion
on Tuesday.
The nlaslps are to begin the con-
struction of the basement of Mr. [fee•
meta.. kart this week
The week the many friend* of Mr,
Edward Small tn:ede him n Rab..t antral
present ati 111 anal Mr. Small dee r to
thank the boys far their libii(Oily and
and kindnes, (.1 hint.
Children Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
%1 IIICI
'.11 . le I. .: 1•. , - n Godcrich last
• I. ; t:..111 y Council.
\li.- \• ::I 1):r-, of Ilcniniller.
fhie : :.e. et of Ike. Rntl 11r:.
A. 11, a:..rhaa .
'.1 I.%•:i-. and 0vt Ilrown re -
11 1 s ea": from a short visit
.%.;,. \: . ('; .i:; friends,
I):. \'• .--un has (lisp...al of his
prate 1 an d t:roperty to ,Ur. NI e-
l:in!-toe of Toronto.
A 1') rden aerial 1s i.l 3> • held i •
connection with 1tie 11illsgreen chute 1
n' t Friday evonlilt. ,!tune 17th /.n
enjoyable time i t iookcd .for.
Mr. .1 I Schtiettler tons fnarri• d
last week to alaoung Indy' from Glee -
Mae Heretics Laport: of Protect- 1 • :he side -road opposite lots 15 and
erica hospital. Detroit - and ,\li.,.l• Con, 30 for th_ east of $231.00
Battelle Lamporte. a ho has hien • ! . 11 .1.
Crstiin.• Academy, Chatham, for Fou:. i It was resoivcd 1 y the :.Council
months are visiting Mr. - and : ter.. i that the resolution passed on Jan•
John L. .` Linc. I uary 10th and M .y 26th. 1910 • .ap•
\ ngrnbaportecr 0! rrsidc'ableatts have ; ointir.g .Tod i1t Sims Charles I:acb-
chased lots on tli.onnettc Aceta:!• o. -r` it'cherd \Vebb and John Lao -
con. inspectors to onforce By-law.
No 157 he r•'cind- d ukl that John
Gill of t h \ of Exeter b
and .s 11 1 by ,i.!,o.itt -d inspector
to ental• 1I, previsions ,oft said
Ilylaw. Th.. ia •.f ;the said John
Gild to conatn - Monday. it he
Lith in=t. Th - R orders %t, re
pa�sc d
tris -•(t 1'h, following 4010 appoint d alt:nicpal \Vor .l D 'W Drainage
-f h n; 11�•liry Palle, let \- c•• bolk $2.81 ; W. \Vein. breaking
1.11 Oriean 3rd • Vic. Pr A. hark I *(eon; ; Hepburn.T p-
\1 I.it.i • l -'aunt. 4th, !Ties li, i• bride •. .: W 11 1 len brick beta
ei
t • : .:r. h{••r, 77!•asurc Ito.amd Gug: r .Int - • ; ; . \V Davc•y ren
'esti t ali.:s. E11a !tannic. Assist- lt. t'. i! -. ser the across
ant Organist. 'Hies Dora Geiger. road ;t2.r(►; .1. Ile 1. a tile across rd
I..hrarniant :di-- la 1 V illiams. lli,S ( It.sn; A Baster .:e labor 0.11.00
Si. Joseph. from Mr, 1'. Lamont who
bought theta at a.'.ax la.e eorne tante
tiro. 11.• d+• -posed of four and .'tial
has about 16 to ee11. They ar.! going
at (+19.01 each and tt ill mak: lair` sites
,or sutraer cottages.
I 1 • Young Peoples Alliance of the
1.:v church meet on Tassel's
.•v.•nie•i for saculi annual election tit
(.oda Dowser'.
• wso n.
or
STEPHEN ('OU\Cil.
'1'h • Column of the Township of
n convened in Hi., Town hall
-I.::.n. on lion day, the Gth day of
et 1 p. tn. All nl:vnb.•rs
. tr. The minutia of the
; dna.( w ere rad and
('a` C.e
adte., J.
(o:nct � o rrk c a, meet again in
the Toe IL•tl'. (' '•(•4(f on Monday
the 4th day u' I 610 at 1 r. rn.
}t. 1 • . Clerk.
Cb.ildren Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
Houses built for sale sell quicker If
NEW IDEA
FU fi N
are installed
The "New idea"Parnate adds a considerable percentage to t1i r )rkct
value of any house. It pays the builder to instal this best fur-
naces and paves the owner absolute satisfaction. The " 1r..• .i " is
a money -saver because its construction is a guarantee of fie •homy
and durability. 'flag furnace 1S repair and trouble proof_ cause
of its exclusive features it is EASILY operated and E1.1 ..\T1i.9
dust and dirt. Vet, the "New Idea" costs nn more than ja nlinery
furnaces. \\'rite for a copy of our FI(EE book, "New Idea
It gives the proof, of our claims.
GURNEY, TILDEN & COMPANY, Limited
W. J. HEA Irl A N Waken of !(ratfne earl Coektaft
G.o�r for 86 Years
EXETER, ONT. HAMILTON • ONTARIO 1777