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NOTE'S A#.1) COMME. NTS
It is understood that Rev, J. A.
MacDonald, editor, of the Globe will
...iree Liberal candidate chosen on !Wed-
laesday to cetest North Toronto for
..he Legislature. .
* *
•
. Mr. P.P. Pardee, the recently elected
"fifensber'of Parliament for West Lamb --
*on will move the address in reply to
,the speebh from the throne on March
k.gth, at the opening of, the Dominion
, Parliament.'
*
Prince Ropert,will be the name .of
the western terminus * of the Grand
'Trunk Pacific. Miss Eleanor M. Mace
elonalcleof Winnipeg, suggested %and
*hereby won a, prize of $250. Two
• others who suggested Port Rupert, to
-eomplei with the conditions, received
' the same amount. , •
• •
The appointment Of Colqn-
bour, news editor of the Toronto News,
as deputy minster of education, was
officially made last week,. by the On-
titmice:Government. He takes the plate
;of thelate johri Millat. Mr..0olceuhour.
wrill'earry out the adininstrative 'work
of thedepartment: This appointment
wili betollowed by the appointment.
,Of an. expert with a thorough. know -
edge of technical points relative to all
venclies of education, and he is to be
know as Superintendent of ed
it, is expected thae.Model Schobls will
acme away with.. new Normal Schools
wifl beestablished, larger grants given,
4 eand increased Salaries paid.
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The'report of the Manitoba depart -
latent of agriculture and immigration
twas laid upon the table lest week by
Mon. R. PeRoblin, thefirst minister.
WaS a comprehensive statistical re -
..„60 -rd of the most .prosperous year in
.i,the history of the province. The total
graincrop wae 1ee.863,361 bushels, of
whieb 55,761.416 was wheat)... .'Of roots,
...'S,241,297 bushels were raieede while the
•...total area under all crope, was 4,256,838
eacres. Already for 1909. '2,046,011
;Acres havebeen' prepared for crop.
.•-•The immigration returle showed a
--phenomenal efflux of settlers, many of
-soh= were from the United States.
'The report says the immigration to
----...V0arritaha this year was the largest in
• Mee history of the Provinee, sheering °a
eerand total of 55,000; The returns
-show that 40,830 came in the regular
*ray and that of the number who carne
. to assist as harvesters, 8,704 remained.
.Little Girls Killed ,At Ofetteoe.
Glencoe, Feb. 12. --Two little child
-
,ren, aged 10 anti 12yearg, the daeghters
• lef Mrs. 'McIntosh, ot this village, were
' Instantly killed at the crossing, of the
4a.rand Trunk at Main street at one
- o'clock this afternoon.e....
Blow of Plank Fatal.
-Parkhill. re6, 11„ -On Thursday
afternoon Jarneg Chirke, aged 28:, who
was employed by Baird & Sons,- Park -
r bill foundry, 'while engaged at a buze
saw was etruck by a board and so in-
, Jure& internallY that he died Friclity
t - morning from the effects. The young
e, man wag single and lived with his
'.father, James oiarke, of this town ' 1
ring t
M,trzy here will be e-,-.;.ery to hear of
the death of Mr. J01,13WS MCOnliiigii, one
of the pitmeere ef this 5eCtiOp, having°
PAsiled ewaY oe Saterday.-- A. lively
and tutereetifig. genie et football too,k
piece
in our neighborhood on Friday
•afteinoini betwecei the Winchelsea
and Plegtown sehoole. The genie re -
stilted in a victory for Piligtown L. a
°score. of 2-0,- Mrs. Irvine mac:laughter
has retnined from st Vi -it with friends
in Toronto. -A. nunibee ft 0114, here at-
tended asoehil gatiferine at the home
of Mr, and Wise Chalusere St. Merys,
on Friday night last. ; dr, and Mrs.
Chalmers are aboot to move to. the
West shortly and their friends took
this opportimity-of presenting them
with a gold watch eiteh, ,a beaotiful
robe end a Persian lamb eap.. Those
present were Mr, anti --Mrs. Moody, J.
Allison, W, Monteith, G. Monteith,
Mr. end Mrs -Duncan, D. Dupean and
Mfss Duncan.
StePheni,901tittell.
A. special meeting of the Council of
tbe Township of Stephen was called
by the Reeve for the tranettetiotn, ,of
general business and met at Fritz' ho-
tel, Grand Bend, on Monday, Feb. 12,
at 10 a.m. All members present, Min- Miss Lou Charles of Belmont, is vis-
utes of previous meeting read and iting friends here.--' Mies Martha Hod -
adopted. The clerk read a petition ,gins after spending several months
from the 'Trustees of Peblie S.S. No. 5, here returned to her home in Harpley.
requesting the Council to pass . a By- -Mr. Kestle spent 4 few dais in Ex -
Law to issue debentures for the exec- eter during the past week. -Miss Ellen
tion of e new school house. Anderson Deaeon returned home after 'Visiting
--Yearley-that the petition of the her sister in 13eltrionti.- Levi Carter
Trustees of.public 5.5. No. 5, be re- spent Sunday 'in Crediton, --Mr. and
ceived and that a eBy-Lav be passed 1Irs. W. Smith ,entertained their
authorizing the issue, of $0000 in de- friends on Tuesday , evening. -Miss
bentures as set forth.in, the petition.-- Eliza Ann Cunningham had the mis-
Carried. Webb.-eFinkbeiner- that By- fortune to fall and break her arm at
Lew No, 4 of 1000, being.a By -Law to the wrist last week. -Mr. and Mrs. A.
-ieSue*debentiteee to borrow $0000 for Cenninghatn wee1 Blyth a few elaie
the erection of a settieolhouse in S.S. attending the funeral of the late Mrs..
No. 5, having been read the third time Bait. -Mrs. EeYe returned to Exeter,
be passed and signed by the Reeve Monday after spending several weeks,
and Clerk and the Seel of the Corpor- visiting friends here. -Geo. Simpson
ation attached theretoee-Carried. purcletised a fine driver from W. Rob-
Yearly--Andersone-that the, . clerk insotrof Fairtield.-Mrs. Dr. Jones and
caese a notice, to be published in the son Lloyd are 'spending a few days in
Exeter Advocate of the passing of By- London, -Miss Francis Jell spent last.
Law of 1906; Passed this day, unneedie week in London. -Mrs. George Seale
ately after, the registeration thereof in left last week to visit her daughter in
the Registry office of the County of 'Detroit.
Huroet.Carried. ,Andersoh-Webb
that the resignation of. F. W. Far
n-
-comb, P.L. Surveyor, as Tewnehi
Engineer, ender the Ditches and Wa-
tercourses Act, be accepted and that
By-law No, 1 of 1897 appointing him
to seat office. be repealed. -Carried..
Anderson -Webb -that Richard Stan-
ley Code of the villageof Alvinston be
appointed'Elegineer for theeTewnehip
of 'Stephen, under the Ditches and
Watercourses Act, and that a By -Law
be passed to that effeet.--Carried. The
following orders were passed: W. 11.
Lewis, overseeing concrete culvert, S.
R., $5.35; Sun Insurance Cd;,instneince
.on Town traii, tten Telepherie
Co., neessages,'70c. Council adjourn-
ed to meet at Town Hall, Crediton, on
Monday, March 5,.at 10 a.m. .At 1 p.
m, Stephen Council 'met the Council
of the township nf, Roam:moot and had
a general conversation regarding the
'tenstructian- oftb,e,--Grand- Bend Cut.
the award between Dalziel and the
Township of Stephen as t� the land*
taken` from Lot 1, Con, L.R.W., 'Boa-
anquet Tp., and the compensation paid
therefore atetdaMages paid for injur-
ies affecting other lands by reason of
said Out being constructed. '
illtarploy
Mrs. .L J. Taylor of Biewster i
vereliug the week with her &tighter
etre, Tin.e. Love.- Fred Heitman
confined to hie bed. *uttering from
bevere attaek if la grippe. He i
greatly reduced And very weak.-Mre.
T. N. Ilay ter is we the eick het, but is
not continually gonfined to her bed. -
W. J. Baker ha*, purehaeed the ISO -
acre farm of jetties Hickey for $3100.
Thio addition will MAO Mr. Itaker
fine faym of 100 acree. •, 4.e
Staftlt
$ Dining the past week W4,3 have ex-
, perieneed some very cold weether, hot
the eleighing ie getting very poor.
-
a I Mre, Ben Allen of Edmonton is on a
• visit to Staffe friende.-Robt. Deane
has returned to Ayr after a ,,.pleesant
visit with hie commie the Miiteee (Jli-
ver.-Rev.1)olierty has recovered from
his reeexit illnese.-L. Cernpbell has re.
turned to Toronto after ie vieit here
with hie nionther.--Mise Nettie Norrie
has returned from her visit to Gowrie.
Master Carl and Mitt. Alarjoey Wit*.
man of Niagara Fella, iire velitore at
the house of 'their aunt, Mrs. T. M.
'llaritiltori.-Mre, Mustard, who was
thrown from a,rig while returning
from Cowrie recently and severely
shaken up, is getting on AS well AEI can
be expected: ,
Grand Bend
Centralist
Rev. IL L. Hutton, a, former pastor
here, has . been imanimousily invited
to remain for the third year in Viryous-
inge-There was no serviee held in the '
Methodist church here on,Sunday eve-
ning last. Itevelendrewe and the choir
taking part in' the Eden church Anni-
versary Servicee.-A Iarge number
front here attended the Oyster supper
it connection with the church, at Eden
on Moruley night. -Rich, Blake of the
postofflee store, has been off day for
several days owing to illneste-Misa
Hodgins is renewing acquaintances in
town'the guest of her sister, Mrs. T
Willis.
Cliandeboyei
..ereditort
Christian Finkbeiner of Morriston is
visiting relatives in our midst. -Ed.
Amo s is working AS blacksmith for
Chas. Carter. -Mrs. W.. W. Kerr was
a pleasant hostess to a few friends one
evening last week. -A number of otir
young people attended the oyster sup-
per at Eden on Monday evening and
report a very pleasant- time. -Jack
Frost was here on WednesclayseeThe
ice hat/est began this week but the
thaw On Tuesday ' made it unsafe to go
on the river. The q Minty of ice was
eery good.. Several of our people who
haven't their supply stored, are feerng
'Uneasy about getting any.:-Sorne of
our boys have been damaging. the ve-
randahin front ofeClarless
shop. 11 they are fou'fidt.theyWill
not forget the result for a while.
wedding will take place at the Metho-
dist parsonage next Wednesday, 21st
inst.-Several of our young people at-
tended the carnival at Exeter on Mon-
day evening. -Janes Lawson has had
counters and sheer cases placed in his Total Receipts
jewellre store and will soon .be ready Total Payments
for business -Miss Lena•Whilheliees
pleased to learn I Bi:lanee on ,,haral Dec' 31st, 1905
many friends Will be
EXPENDITURE.
that she is recovering from ,her severe' ,dr .„_„•
attack of pneumonia. -The brick for grgneeteuee'mete, e'
our achool house have all been deliverTown Hall arcount
-
VVilson Anderson WAS fortunate salaries' and Comtafolgus
in having such good sleighing make, Board of Health
evetersupply une Fire Protection
the delivery. ---Mr. . and Mrs.Chris. Prinking and StatiOnary-
Beaver spent Sunday in DaehivoodCheentlee
with friends. --Our Quartette Cmub will and
take partin concert given in Foliar- fti. ------ cd "14 (113
ton nexe part_
,nday nighte-Mr. Walter 64.4/4 etteriern Debelltn.r.elt),4rest 59 42
Hanimer blows, steadily sip
plied, break the hardest rock.
Coughing, day after day, jars
and tears the throat and lungs,
until the healthy tissues give
way. Aytet Cherry Pectoral
stops the coughing, and heals
the torn membranes.
%rite beet kind et tAtittiononlad -
"Mold for over afaty-yeers."
'Catarrh CannOf,Be ettr6d
LOvAl.. A.PPLICATIONS as they Cannot reach
the seat of the' -disease. Catarrh's* blood °neon,
Stitutional disease, and in order to cure It you must
take internal renaedies, .TIalP&Otterrh,Oereeelskee.
„ipteensille arid acts directly on thebloodAnd nr,ieous
surface. Catarrh Cure if Ad truabk,
• was prescribed by one 01 the beet pheeleeiiia
in this country for years aregialat pescrittion.
It is eomposed of the best tonics known, cons ined
With the, bestigood purifiers, acting direbtly -on the
-racoons surfaces 'The perfect combination or the
'Oki, ingredients is what produces, such wonderful -re-
sults in curing Catarrh, tatepid for testleaoulalt. • -
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F. J. CHENEY 04 CO, . .
05.014 by Druggists, price 750.
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation,
NOTICE Is hereby given that a By -Law was
Passed by the TownshipofStephen on the 12th day
• .February. A. A 1906, providing ,for the lame of
Debentures to the amount of $6.000.00 for. the .,~pur.
poee of erecting a schoolhouse in School Section Mo.
0 in the TownshipotStephen* and that such Uy -Law
was registed in the Registry Office petite County of
Huronon the 14th day of February, A. D. 1906, .
• eee Motion to quash or set aside the. same or
any part, th ereof, must be made within ' three months
after the finitpublication of this notice and eannot
be made thereafter. ' •
Dated the 14tlf day of February, 1900.
- Hem' EMBER,
•. Township Clerk,
-•Auditor's Abstract.
Ai,tract of receipts- and expenaitnre
of 1905, for the Villagebf Exeter.,
CWT.& •
TO balanee from 1904 per auditors' report $ 3111 49
Arrears of taxes from1904 183 ,48
Interest on arrears of taxes, 2 47
Taxes collected for municipal purposes 10390 or
LiCense Fund 380 00
2500
16 00
" 55 00
104 00
less 1R
3400 00
85.80
18397
80900
731 28
213.41
$20835 62
. $18830 12
Street bridges and public property
Poll tax
Rent of Village property,
• Legislative grant to School
Public School Board
Monies borrowed on Bilis payable
Interest on Investments and Deposits
Sinking Fund
Street Watering
Cemetery
Aliscellaneous
e1990 .00
.8 0402.
2500 3s
177 17
. 052 00
3250
399 70
248 14
102 13
11 40
842 91
Clark had his peny out Tuesday. exer.
eising It. Judging from its antics it
would Make a. dandy for Refight -1g
Bros.' circus. -Miss Lillian Anderson
of Centralia spent a few daya in town
the past week with friends. -Albert
Ctinningleatri of London,the new clerk
at,August Hill% intends moving his
family here in, a day or so, having
rented Thos. Lawson's 11(11180.-- -11; will
be a relief to Mitot Lena Williams many
friends to know that she is recovering
from her attack of pneumonia.- Tho
Ladiet, Aid. of the Methodist thureh
gave att oyster suppee in the church
last (Wed.) evening,,-Wedriesday was
St. Videntinea Day. Were you remelt -
hermit) Your correspondent teceived
his Itatnieer.,--Donit forget the con,. . MOM
Cash in Treasury, exciuslyt of Sinking fund $ 1999 50
(wet to be given in the Town hall next, Taxes in arrears , r I06 00
1,Vedrieciday evening, 21st 'net., under Sinking,,Fund (cash oil depOSit)
Buildings, Filthiture (exclusive of Eiehoor 44(17 145
the auspicesof our Band. The prm ogratome. including Parks 1600 00
DrOnliS(8 t41 111 the beat given here for Pr0PertY) 6509 00
some ti III IK /- WilI McLeod of Seaforth, Sehorn Property(land, building*, equipnaiintsmixio 00
the famous tootle voctiliet, has been woerwqkg *
lisill 4000 00
'5
engeged to take pert. FFire and Applianco'l 900 00
Fr more par- Cemetery ' 2000 OD
tieubkrs see bills.' Hveryberly come and Narks -t, INultding and Weigh Sealei
show that you believe in supporting Mod InItrumentl 4t0504 (111
nir bend.- seetia' ALets
?ullotving i0 the program that was LIA.BIL1TIPit
givett the Literar Society meeting Loral School Rate clue and unpaid
held t the home of Mr. C. Beaver. nebtotnregi Prim1041 anis for
to r
PD
ian uett by Mr& Zwieltee and MIEN Aidf
Leans or cailwaysurrent expenses
Lulu Essery; reading, a Pearl An, Loill Iniprovenitnte
ilvc4 r ;miner sm lett )orrit" Diele. flow teeeities
Kerr; per on "Mir M. Fitanley,"1 leen rem
eon, Kiir Turner; .1 , mrs, *. w.i fl IP'
nracolithic Pavement
re tigint
',cis* foil* Atelressess Inetromentel,
Miss Myrtle Clerk, neiding, Mitt/4 Lula
Reserv: peper on "Bore G. W. Rowe"
Aug, )(attn.
Public Library -183 04
Sinking Fund677 81
Street Watering. 248 15
.1lefund of Taxes - 41 65
Thsuranee , , , • 40 10
Election expenses 70 24
Town nail Debenture debt 325 (X)
Railway Debenture debt . . 780 ,60
OrsuoIlthic Debenture Debt•4592 90
?ire Eng n° Debenture debt . 656 58
(emet.ry, ° ° 761 39
Miscellaneous 410 43
palate &boo' Board, Teachers Salaries ' 0811 79
4'. rile, efo, , 375 75
• ii "Seetly and Janitors salaries 276 00
ii It Miscellaneous ela 04
Total s1g,06 it
.-..„...--...........
Statement of Aesets awl Liabilities
en the 31st of Ilsecember, 1005. -
*34123 45
$ 4251010
52/6 21
T0441 Liabilities
cHAR, ANItf.ri,
WM, D. W104110.
Mr. and Mrs. Oarriere spent a few
days in Thedford last week ---Miss
Emma Zapfe, who has been visiting
near Zurich, returned home Thursday.
--Our fishermen -are putting in their
supply of ice. -Mr. Burbett of Park-
hill has bought a lot from A. Mollara
and intends building a house thereon
during the corning stuikmer. - Mr.
Beaman of London arrived here Mon-
day.- Messrs. Dickson and Gibbs of
Parkhill and Mr. and Mrs. 1.1. Willert
of Dashwood spent Monday here. --
Mr. Allen of Parkhill was in the.
Monday. -Mr. L Ravelle spent
few days in Toronto last week.-13os-
tinquet and Stephen Councils met
here Monday on business about the
river and reads.
• tnokerstnith.
ik14114i1:01). -A very pretty event oc.
curved at the home of *John Mattin on
Wednesday' everting, when Lewis' Teti -
butt of Goderich tie, and Miss Mary
Ano Martin were united in wedlock.
Shortly after 6 o'clock the contracting
partles took their stand ender the sym-
bolic bell Serinounted by an arch, of
• brilliants, a bank of ferns being in the
.rear. Grace Tebbutt, a saintly little
maiden of four years was flower girl.
The bride Was charminglr, gowned in
crepeline with silk chiffon trinunings
and pearl finish, aud carried an exquis-
ite bouquet of carnations and roses.
The knot WAS tied by Rev. Larkin.
After congratulations had been tender-
ed the attention of the guestswas turn.
ed to the lavish entertainment of the
table. Mr. and Mr's. Tehbutt were the
reeipients of very zany hearitiful ani"'
.serviceable gifts, testifying to the high
regard in vvhith they are. held; We
join in 'wishing them a happy journey.
across) the years. -
yarqnhak,..
The thietieth animal meeting of the
grborneand Hibbert Mutual Fire In-
Suraine Cds, was held e ,Farquhar lest
week, The president Opened the meet-
ing with a -few well chosen remarks,
stating that', the Company'sbusineas
had iticreased.nearly $100,000 during
the last year; that all losses had been
fairly settled end.that there wasa cash
sol'APie on hand of over 1e500. The
aeseeesnient cellections for the past
year amounted to $5,422., beteg five
per cent. on the premium 'notesand
the amount'paid for losses was'only $1.-
531; the working expeneesarnounted to
$156. Theonlylarge loss of the Year
was $1,085, being the 'beim and con-
tents °Names. Ryder,: Biddulph. The,
follOwing are ttieofficer e and directors
for the current year: Thonuaer Ryan, of
Hibbert, president; John A. Norris,
Hibbert, vice president; Directors„
W. P Passmore and F. ,Morley, US-
boreefJ. L. Russell, Logan and Wni.
Roe', Fullerton. Mr. B. W.F. Beavers,
of Farq nha r, is the secretary treasurer,
Dashwood
Mr. 'and Mee, James Bissett and
daughter, of London, who have ,been
yield rigArs. Bissett's parents., Mr. and
Mrs.Hreeger, for several days; are now
visiting in, Exeter.
FasitTONA;13Lt WEDDING.--A'fashiOri.
aide wedding took place at Evan-
gelival
LuthetanZions church in Dash-
wood Tuesday, Feb. 6, at ' 5 o'crlock,
vt hen Miss Mary Stade, eldest daugh-
ter.of Mr. and Mrs. Christian Stade,
become the bride of Mr. John G, Eidt,
eldest son of and Mrs. Joseph Eidt.
the- chiming of the -church bells
the bridal party drove toechnrch where
the ceremony was pet -Aimed by Rev.
11 Eifert. The bride was attited a
white habutai silk dress, trimmed with
chiffon plaiting and ruffles, with' chif-
fon veil and orange blossoms, and car-.
tied a bouquet of • white bridal loses
and fertile The pleasant duty of being
flovitettgirls devolved upon Miss Tillie
Eidt, yoongest shiter of the groom, and
Miss Data, Kraft, eousin of the bride.
They were dressed alike:, he blue organ-
die trimmed with ruching ani ribbon,
and carried baskets filled revith. sweet
;was and lily of the valley, Miss Bertha
Eidt acted as maid of honor and WAS
dressed in tepinlettlice rnqsliu and car -
tied a bouquet of white carnations and
feensitheetift of the bride. The bride's
nutide, MISS Maid Eidt, sister of the
graom, and Miss Emma Stade, sister
of the bride, were dressed in white or-
gandie and -carried pink carnations,
also gifts of the bride. The groom VAS
SUDO/U(1 by Mr. Ilerrnan Eidt, broth -
of the grootn, and Mr. Wrn. Stade,
brother of the bride. its the bridal
party entered the church Lohengrin's
Weddiree March %vas played by lYliss
Emma Eidt, s'is'ter of the groom. '11n.
der the strains of the Taunhatuser
Wedding Match the bridal party de-
parted frotn the churchto the home of
the bride where a 'bountiful wedding
repast had been peeperecl. The pres-
ents to the young couple were both
wetly and nu meroue, showing the high
esteem in which they are held by their
many friends. Mr. and Mrs, Eidt left
on the followihg morning to Eastern
pointa on a short honeymoon trip, the
bride t ravelling in a brown ladies cloth
suit with hat to match and a fawn
wet with a shaded silk teed, On their
return they will remide in Deehwood.
Their ninny friends will all Join in wish
-
Ing the Young temple every taweeee,
which life can have in store for them.
The guests from a dietent were; Misses;
itral Philipina Retlig,New
burg. *Inas of the groom; Miss A.K.A.
ter. Detroit; Mime M. Eidt and Mr. V.
Rich. both of Itrantford, sister and
brother of the groom; Mr. stul Mrs.
Dirk, Seeforthe MA and Mile, O. Fritz,
Mite. Poste Wort se Mr. slid Mric. Young.
blot, Mosors.Jaeob And John Dtbieltei
nit of Zurieh.
THE MOLSONS BANE
(InCorporated by Act nt Farlialneut 1455
Head WIWI M011treal
Capital Paid -$3,000,000
&moved. rautt,..... 00- —$3,000,000
FORTY-F.1E011T BRANCHES IN THE DOMINION' OF 0L&D&
EXETER BRANCI4.
,oFewt; - notees se le 'an. toS u m.
fiATVADAYS, IS) lit- t(0;11,
OANKING BFSINUSS TRAlfaikcTElD.
Farmer Ei Sete Noteg eaghed: or coilected. Forme eupplied on application.
DRA.FTS On all points in the Dorniniole Great Britain and United
States bought and sold at lowest rates of 'Exchaeige,
.ADVANCES made to Farmers, ,tock Dealere encl. 33usine8s Men at
lowest rates and on Moet favorable terms.
DEPOSIT Receipts isseed and highest current rate of intereet allowed
Saving Bank Department:angunpdwaardddsedrteoeivperdin. cipIanlteJruenste cSoOwth.
Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government.
DICESON 8& CAntaxG,'Solieitors. N. D. BURDON, Manager,
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414,
It Is Not Tf-1 Books
but the instructors behind them that make a school. •
• While the Porest City, Business and Shorthand College
publishes a text on bookkeeping that is used in the best colleges
from 1101ifax to the Great Nest and has a standing reputation
for publishing practical text bookee only the best and highest
salaried teachers in Ginada are on the staff.
•
. Without a good teaching' staff lived text books would be
waste'd. Our courses include pookkePPing', Gregg' Shorthand,
• Aeconting, etc., as well as Tcnich-typewriting.
Catalogue free for the asking. School terni-Sept. till June
inclusive. .
Seafortht .Lorne Weir, .son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Welr of town, was re-
cently married to Miss Evelyn Crowe,
at Prince Albert, Sask. Lorne is the
manager of the Prince Albert hotel.
daSengalif°terrtil.olf RoMbiesrstAGgonveesnioe&voeft)ltgweic'
n'
who has been ,In the millinery busi-
snef s in Atwood for eight. years has dis-
sppersiendg.o, f her •.business,there. 01,1d in-
tends going to Sintalutk Sask., in the
keep
,or The .Kidneys.
'Oldpenple are espec- iallyliable
to Kidney and Bladder Irrita-
'tion.,"The organs are weakened
by age. This starts up inflam-
mation -blood is not properly
purified as it goes to the
kidneys -and the bladder is
unable to retain the urine
properly. There 13 a constant
desire to urinate day and night
-and sound, trestful' sleep as
'unknown.'
The principal reeson for the eiricel-
dist quality of "
hit e Star,
Is due to its )being mantifactered
from the very best selected wheat, and
the latest and most modern Machinery
is used in its manufacture.
This 'celebrated flour is known by.,4),„
every person ,who has used it to pos.
sess the very finest quality both in life
and color. ,and to make the most ex-
eellent .bread, rolls and pastry of all
kinds.
-Manufactured by
Jos. Eidt,Dashwood
THE GENTLE KIDNEY CURE
kv- youth irritatedtheitstt 1fo'v soothes ga ck? andae oea ne'ltaesstrulabplgttetee-
otgenS-enebles them to do
their work easily and naturally
--and curl -4.41 kidney troubles.
Cures ia.iseniensatisin Too.
Tist CLAFLIN CHiMICAL. Co. LIMITED„
%%inane NIKW
Grand,. 'Mogul
PO re Ten
q Grand Mogul is not
exposed to store dust or
microbes. The dean,
4
airtight packages are the
,housekeeper's protedion
against 'inferiority and
cut comes to you free
from adultera.tion-the We -
ea possible bknd of the
finest teas of Ceylon -and
affords you.doubk the csa-
tisfasaion of "just As good"
teas that are sold in bulk,
or packed ir poisottous lead,
Grand Mogul appeals to the
palate and tones up the
nerves. Not a mere sub,
stitute for ,bitters.
Grand Mogul
Tea
qs,m st 25,2, 3oc„ 40t and 50c
per pound, blede sewn or mixed.
Advertising app7oproktion is divided
whit buyers er GI"; Mosul Tell.
611041 premium coupons in ihe
1004611elk
"Pooh illogitioaine,,
ne Great Breetisa etemerrie
A positive °ureter-enter-1re cif
Sexual weakness, Mental and
OXFORIC AND MISR 'EptiT1Wortyi EatniOngt, Sper
matorrhoect, intpotenoth.Eirecto ot use or
_ ,Excess all of which lead to Coneum tion,
Insanity and an eRlY, grave. Prloe
$1 per Imre.), six for $5.One-Milpitas°, edx will
cure. Bold by alldrugailitO_Ar mailed In Riga
package on receipt of pelt& Write for Ilanipnief.
The Wood Meetointe Co.. Windsor' °resew.
unlo 's oserp
96 Yon& St.
TORONTO
Dunlop's Choicest ficiwere 0121)(1141411t Au*
floral Emmaus for occasions,
Flowers shinned to any point betweem Halt.
fax and Colditry. end 4tiafe condition
filludeuirtdFriesutuieed.list on annItnation.
100.000 Rose Tree* in bloom.
JOHN II. DUNLOP
rt,ogisz
tool Inshore Noss 't
Vat. 4790
flOTIC
,•10,Fitipettie Pu1ic
• As the spring,is condi:4
on now, gather- up all
your old truck stic
Rags,
RubberfN
Wool Pickings,
Horse Hair,
Old Rope,
Bones, .
• Lead,
BAiral siCslind
popper, s Iron,.
Zinc,
" and take them down to
M Jackson 14*, Son,
Matti Street, lipater„,
one tiook, Mouth of Metropolitan Hotel
Thst's *There you will get
cash price for t