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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1906-03-01, Page 4Du Your Hens lmprovod Poultry Food; 1a s' guerrenteet egg `predtaeer, 'ora ' ideal tonie and at sure avulse for chicken Chelan, Roaip, Gape and ?,11 Poultry Diseases Is. No Experiment� But thoroughly reliable and effective A call solicited when we would be pleased to give you further informa- tion and' recommendations, Price 15e a ound; or 2 pounds for 25c. P ,44.4 0 4-4,,M4144144 Prepared by W. S. COLE, Phrn,, B. C REMIST DRUGGIST Agent for •Specialty Co. Veterinary i se s ecial code Prescriptions d speaa d byspecial Ozteter r. ora# Sanders ee Creech, Props. • LENT.. .. Lent is a fest of forty days, aaot in - chiding Sundays, It begins with Ash Wednesda „and'ends with the Satur- day day preceeding Easter. ' The Anglicans, Roman Catholics" and other 'churches miikeit.a seesan'of special prayer and self denial: Because of . this special use,Lent is reewinentl the season of + p ,Y , , of Spiritual revival in the church. The { BishopofHuron in aa'pastoal address to the rnelnbera of the Ohurch of Eng- land has eix phaasied the two main ideas of Leat. The fest isprayer, the second` �'n both means to an end. ' The. fai�ttt g` church.' calls 'her•people to ra er.�--to NP y si» weeks of prayer—following the enc-: . b ample of Jesus;H•jea°seif, who wats;co ie. tinuallet withdrawing Hit -itself from burrian • sight and coin tact in ache deserts of Palestine' .and` 'praying:. ,He urges ire pee to take Same , tin pray-" nd n#ntl not toself sh, eta Lheir prayers Secondly, there is fasting or self=denisl: and this should mean. something' more thee the weak formal or eouventional avoidance of certain indulgencies or pleasures. ; Religious faatiing ahould carry with it %high andxnoblepurpose ' #r else it is worthless.. The purpose Of catch fasting is' the asserting of the. aupretn ,cy of the spirit over the flesh. sociations' with the .world are so. ab orbing and intimate that people easily become entangled end) earth bound. Therefore the necessity reg laid upon ne to retire from tithe to time, as Christ retired, from•the sounds mad. attract- eons of the world to see how we steed. in reference to God and Eternity. This,,the Bishop asserts, is the Central purpose and and be istrgea church 'people th'nt while there' has Liberal opponent, ex -Mayor Ur sled ale-elm`s' its the tele et heed &.r. 1� i p� !Rh %L'. iPi ilasE'etp f�etentnia�;.`: lice e) news what others ave repeetee„ namely, the Lige na,antacr OI"b.acln Metre ata- the scarcity of children, in those seetioes.. Ian one iestenee e school l ire Middlesex, has been e~^lose a because there Wee o.gly One child in the district , of the proper to ;Weed it. The Toronto; Stair Bays: -,.Tti t°o is a grand opening for the. Sal v.athat Armes to ci epoee of their first importation of me rnaageahle English girls, Juse ship them. up. tta8ra . end Hueon and, the ncer �.. west and north' divia ions of Middlesex, and unless there 'issomething radically wrong up that woy leteh.elor formers shoule receive there with open arms and wedding rings, We haven't .toted any superabtani aauceof bachelors orscaarcityof children for many miles around- Exeter, al. thoLigbit might be possible that the importation of English girls would be received with open arms should they conte this way. With, .regard to the farmers' buildings going into disre- pair or the farms becoming over- run with weeds, we consider the re- port as nothing abort of a'slander on the distr.ant, which, beyond coxnpfare is the garden of Canada. The build - logs and s are second to none anywhere, and the farmers,aalmost without exception, to as °high" de ree. progressive .g TO�r,!'s Ai" COMMENT$ • u i ss ability ofMr. '11, Either The la ,s roue• �, i y •M. P. P. for South Huron, is being recognized in the House, :as is. shown by the fact that he has been placed on n ' t- each of the most iron clrtaiat commit- tees, a7 ma p tees, a triz:--Agricultural and Coloniz- ation, Ptablic Accounts, Railways, and Municipal. 1, '00 CHA PTCI( FOR TIi,ACHERS. The followingletter to P. S.'Inspec- at Inspec- tors has been nssaaed by the Deputy y .Minister of Education :Fourteen schol- arships to the value'of $75 for•male' teachers and $50 for female teachers will be 'granted.'by ° the Minister of Ea- ucation to :teachers holding at least second-class •eertificartes. ' There is also granted. °from the; Macdonald Rural School fund five cents a mile fortravel- ling expenses. • ;The Nattire.',S�tudy courstecommences•on.the 5th of` April. and extends over aa, ' period. of n•three months. It.is desirable that the differ- ent portions of the "province shall be represented, and .that not more, than one ' teacher, should come from any comity, Yindly give this as ` pouch publicity as pos8ibier, and endeavor to get. the best available. teacher's to ap- utply. . 'Applications should be received this department not later -than the loth of March. ` ' .- AnA ed ,I,a rS�hot 'Mean, Feb.: 26.�--On, Saturday about 4 o'clock,.. while Mr. Jetties Brown With his .another, a lady about. seventy Years of age, was driving near McAuley'e woods on the •edge'of the town, Mrs. Brown .Was shot�through the lung•with as"tb►uliet . from. • a rifle ` in the hands of Fronk Nelson, ayoung lad, seventeen years of. age. The story goes that Nelson, in :t Monient�,of recklessness, drew'"his rifle:,and.toid the other- lads to see. how .close he could ;come. to Brown's horse,' with • the result as above. Mrs. Brown is still alive,. but very low, and the doctors say she caan- not recover.' • Nelson. wails arrested on Sundev and confined in the county. jail. yHe had only returned from a two yearss term at Mimico, Around ` about list Legate The intai'1 dragster of Mr. awl etre. John Y usper, ,)gats Wad, diad Ort Saturday, aged 8 d4ay'e aand was l.utttd on Sunday. Mitchell; James Sillies. former reef - dent i � the dent Mitchell ell as . � aaq d d cart f t.,h and �; � e hoose :of bin daughter, Mrs. fdasiere, Pittsburg, : .'a �, on Wedhesday, FCC. 21. The remains were brought here fors lariat stn Friday. . . . Prtrl htll.. Melte Hannah JaCILSO i, relict of the late 'Peter Jackeon, died a t her late residence here on Monday night, after an illneste extending over [tome fve yeutre. She was bergs in June 1810, in the city of Monsters Ireland,, her maiden name being. Hannah Wright. Her parents emigrated to this country when she was two yearn old, settling :.near Kingston. She be- came the wife of Peter Jackson when. eighteen years.of age and then, lived for some time in Portland; from there they rxnoged to Townsend, and from there to Parkhill in 1863. Her hus- band' conducted a water power eaw- nmill on the back part of James Plewes' farm and saibsoquently he took up farming. God rish: On Fr' daAgnes M c r Tevisln widow of the late Robt. Ben. derson,.died at"the residence of Jailer Griffin where she was Mrs. I•lenderson was well known in Getter - Joh, where she lived for thirty years, her late husband having; 'Seen turn- keyat the for a lon periods She jailfd' was a former resident of Buren.town- ship, Bruce county. Deceased lady: had been suffering fronts an internal complaint for many years,• :but when her' 'late.; husband,' teaas stricken down with illness she seeened'to recover, and: was still- able to attend on -hien till death cairn'. Since herr ` widowhood she had been visiting relatives, but a' few week's sincereturned to the old town. as the guest of Jailor an.1 Mrs. Grifll.d, end it was while on this visit' that an attack of the old complaint came, and so severely as to cause her death. The late Mrs. Henderson was 63 years of age. . `. Goderich:. On Saturday evening an accident occurred • at L. Iaavis' 'ware-. rooms which resulted"in considerable bodily injury to'three girls. Mr. ;Levis wee• having- a hoist put in bis rooms and the p1 tform of the hoist, it ti- a p. pears. Was not completed, some lions at one side notbeipg put in. One of. the workmen got on the platform to test its working, when, the girls els°• stepped DnWhen t ` platform- atform was raised some :distance from . the . floor the unbolted side :gave ' way and the MctTattght Eke ted. Toronto, Feb. 22, -The Consersrvtive stronghold of North Toronto elected W. McNaught, the Conservative: The Extended Popularity Of Diamond Dyes tad.. Sulittors to Itnttrodhdo Week and Wortalesa Imitations. • DIAMOND !ND DYES, true home help - r$ and mentiyys3atvere for soothers and, wives, art'' dear to ° every woman's. heart. Recentiy,specnlatvre have gone Thee ,the;.ckage ,dye trade with the view of°gaiinin . a share of the ,inns rnnense and everincreasing • tree held by the manufaeturere of the DIA- MOND DYES; but all eueh effortswill The failures. 'il i as in the past, resent in crudeand worthless dyes brought out in opposition to the DIAMOND DYES, can never become popular,' for the sim- ple reason that they havenot one good quality to"boastof. The merchants of t1anadasevho were induced to buy these adulterated package dyes now find them dead and worthless stock. The,' progressive and busy druggists nand dealers of Canada, sell only the DIA. - MOND DYES, S, which have an establish- ed reputation of over twenty-five years. The modern merchant has not the time or inclination" to encourage the sale • of 'worthless and deceptive e goods. If our Canadian women desire full, 'brilliant . and fast colors, they IA should at all tinges cask for the DIA.- MOND DYES,the only 'guaranteed i package dyes .n -the world, When' buying�pa"ckage dyes, see- that the words DIAMOND PACKAGE DYES ear"aeon each paeltet handed out by your dealer. Wells et Richardson Co., Lim- •ited, Montreal, Q., will send free to any address the New Dye Book, Card of Dyed Sereples,and new book in verse entitled "The': Longjohns'' Trip to the Klondike." This little book is interesting thousands. ' Leiea,h Rev. Wilson isrecovering from his recent illness►. -The Misses. Lee, mil- liners, have engaged :Miss Pollen for the coming season. -Ed. Mara intends putting an addition to his -house in the spring. ; The brick is .: already on the ground.—W..J. Neil of Brigden is the. new clerk at James Park's. He comes highly recommended and Joie a num- ber u n-ber of years experience, Miss: Sadie Stanley had Miss Ella McPherson of Bensaall as her_g.. uest during the week. —Miss Nellie Hodgins, who had the misfortune a few days: ago offailing on the icy sidewalk and • breaking her arm, is, we are pleased to :state,., get- ting along as well•.ascan be expected,. Jas. D.McKenzie, who has been filling Otitis fell to the floor beneath. , Miss F. a position":ori the Sun staff foe the past •Kerr, daughter of John Kerr, received nine months• bus. gone to Woodbridge. the greatest ini'uries, being hurt con-' 'where he has accepted a position., His aide. bl about .the head' her injuries $roe essor in the office here is Walter .a p as end ' c r st.-- ecil Atkinson 'causing concuscion: of• the brain a Bow, of Mt. 'Foe a being sed severe as to cause blood, to left ai few 'days ago for Ninga. aie. - Mau.,, flow front her ears.. Mies Adelaide with a..ca`r' of horses.—Miss Flora Lee Whitelyt,dau hter Of Thos. Whitely, ias:attending _ the millinery openings at had a leg broken. andiMiss ,Florence Toronto.°-Misei Noreen Orine who had Ross,; daughter of D 'H. Rose,' of then the misfortune a few weeks ago to fall laungry, received a general shaking and fracture leer leg' below: the knee, up and_a a' cut on :the face which' retries. and who was able to be out,,fell the: . ed patching.. a.' other day _and sprained ; the injured: TILE MOL$ONS BANK CluCorporated by Art f F rliaanent 1S;� $ Moltreal Head Office, n ib air4,, $3,000I � :490 8 iL'�I. P' • ! ■ M ,,4 ,$3i000,000 X INYON' 4I' . CAN`. l OR'>�'''�-E1GB.T' ,l�t�tANCItES IN UTE DCM xETER �;. •.a OFFICE IiOIm Xa . toy p. tn. SATUPD Y4 ,.10 a.`'in. to 1 p.:aa. A GENERAL. BANK,1116'BUS $S TXtANseetrene• , Farmer s Sale Notes,ca'sba d or collect dr Form; supplied on application. DRAFTS on all poi its'ui the Dominion, Great Britain a and United States bought and sold at lowest lutes of Exclutnge. • ADVANCES made to Fax'rners, Stock Defilers and Business Mee at lowest `rates rind on Most favorable terms, • DEPOSIT Receipts issued and highest current urate 9f interest allowed: l? .' osits of $1 .and upwards res Wed. Interest cow- ailing om• aann , pounded half -yearly and added to principal' June sorb S+� ( �Y11� it ng - Departmentsand December 01st. Agents at Exeter fo� the Dominion GO •ernncient. .g Dimes= S' O %Mae, Solicitors. T. D. ItT iWON`,,,Mapager. The Sieger Sewing Machine Com- pany, propose erecting a forty -story building in New York. *riot Winter, three years old, VVestrninster township, near London, was scalded to death by felling into a - tub of water while playiug with a clog. A mae paaained Harrison attaaxapte tl blackmail on the proprietor of the Bedford Hotel,..ixod�erich. ° He claimed to have been subpoenaed to give evi- dence in a Gane of breach of the Liquor .Act bee tbe.hotelmaan, but guaranteed irnmuoit�. for'ten -dollars. He signed and the two documents to that effect proprietor banded.:them over` to the police. • Ma a' Woman is akinft. Headache s ow ear ho ou ht°to be' akin Ihte u. gg � The: kidneys are making the headache. flit are not tieing the work properly — not purifying the blood—pot ridd- ing' idd- in • the of tom. Theseirupwntiea stagnate'the blood—irritate the • newts-�•- and bring 'the headaches that ass �y lemma nesn suilr witrb. School Reports., The following is the report of'S. S. No.:11,Stephen, for the month of Feb- ruary. Names, in,order of" merit: eV— Lillie ,V.- Lillie' Ehlers; Northers Brown.. Sr.. IV. WesleyBeg-eland, Therisa' Zeler, Ar- thur Winkenweder,FredPreetter,Louis< Morene,....J.as. McPhee. Ste :.III,Geo. Link. Louis Ziler, Herbert Krueger, Milton, Ehlers. Jr. lit —Arnold Step- hen, Frank Morena, Amelia Engeland Pearl Teatreau, Olifa Ziler. Geo. Ziler. Sr. .II. -Charlie Stephen, Will McPhee; Frieda Krueger, Mabel Wild. Jr.YI.-- Minaa Ehlers, Clara Jacobs.. Mueril Wil- lett, Albert Vincent, Willie Vincent. Part IL Irene; Wiliert, Douglas Mc- Thee, Rhynard Stephen. Laura Step- hen. Part Y,—Olive Willert, Iran Teat- renal. --L. L. ,Hartleib teacher. The following is the report of S.S.," caandidaate, by a majority of 1400 over No.8,'Hay, for the month. of February, Names are in order of merit. V—Dor- othy Truemner, 926.. Sr. IV.--Aauron Oestrreicher 267; Jr. IV.—Edith • Wal - per 200, Albertan Truman 286, Milton Oestreicber 203, Herbert Truetnner, 219, Lena Schroeder 195,,Stel1a . Ge.ir er I78. Sr. III.—Mary, Schroeder 290, Vielettte ceks tein,,212. Jr. IIT:—Tins- neld arra earn ner 217,' Roland. Kleinfeldt 169, °Lizzie Meesne,132,J lc3oh `Messner Ili yet time. and the day of gi"Be lli not whaler. The comXnplete and correct re.. �•.x ed ,, wholly passed away to learn t 'rough the self-denial and self-discipline of Lent to renounce the lower for . the sake ,of''the higher life, the earthly for the 'heavenly, the transitory for the eternal. �`,AArr.BACHL+'LORS k 's, CHILDREN. "There are more bachieIors and fewer children to the square inch „in. these 'districts than'ai,ny,other vs�ectionof that .sante in Ontario. This ieehe startling state of affairs noted by o'no of the • lecturers of the Farneers'' Institutes in aa. report on lois work its the oounties of Sifien , truce and the northern and "'western portions of Middlesex. Be notes that in these districts the.farm. eti are oat, growing grass. buildings are falling in to disrepair and farms Are • becoming overgrown with noxious weeds. One' reason for this condition he finds in the transition from. grain - ceasing and mixed farming' to grw/.ing, ses turns3, as -receiv by the' returning officer, ..ares:. .MoNAUGHT, (Conservative); .3,833 URQUHART, (Liberal), 2,418 , SIMPSON, (Socialist), 260. McNaught;'s, ajority overUreluhart, 1,421.6 s a The total, vote. of: 6,597, compared with 9,141 cast on Jaanuaar�y. 25, 1905, when ..Dr. Beattie' Nesbitt and Mr. Hugh Blain :were the candidates, -shows a failing` off of 2,507. indicative 'of the lack•of interest that was mani- fest ani- festoon both"sides. • At that tirnie Nes- bitt's Majority was 1,485. Kippers ` Mrs,lEdwaard Grant and° daughter, Who have been residing in Manitoba, have*moved to Outr'villege and are tit- caieying' the house ° of the late Peter Grant. To Mrs. and Mist Grant we extend a hearty welcnm►e. -Miss Ellen Stewart recently entertained her Sna- day &shoot classes -Peter Stewart of the 3rd .con., Tuckersmith, who bas :root been enjoying the best of health for eonie years,. bats decided to take a rest for a time at least, and with that object in view he has rented. his farm f.ar air term of years to W. Fairbairn. Mr. Stewart intends taking�aa trip out 'Vest shortly' and we trust it may be+ beneficial.—John Babb ofTuckerfu pith has purchased the residence of J. K. Richardson at Seaforth and. intends moving to that town shortly.—Miss Maggio I". C3aarrnochan, daughter of the Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Is not simple cough syrup. It is a strong medicine, -a doctor's medicine. It cures hard casii, severe and desperate cases, chronic cases of asthma, plett. risy„ bronchitis, consumption. Ask your doctor about this. Teo twist kissit of toitistortiat-.. "ileta for over sixty roam" Arthur 3. Balfour, the fotener prern. ler of Great Ilritaitt,was Tuesday elect. ed in London by 11,340 majority. By a ecore of 5-4 in home and home games Bolin on Monday' defeeted the A`rgona,uts for the O. II. A. chenspion. Reports from Colombia etate that ver 2060 people met death there laet eek se the result of Ali earthquake. with the object of a,verting the threat - Johann Hoch. the wife murderer of dsy et 1:84 in the efternotin. lioch heel married thirteen times Arid ho 114111 imppetted to have murdered aeveral of bee wives. Ohleo Truetnner 156, Lydia Messner 152, Leonard Schroeder 143, Anna Wol- per 180. jr, Schrtieder 163, Ilellae0Yerholt 157, Lillie Messner 185, ICunz 142, Bernard Ilartmen Edwirellartman 105. Sr. Part Reinhold Millers Ida Messner. Jr,Part, IL ---Tillie Kunz, Theodore Miller.' Jr. Pt. Iet- Hilda Schroeder, Charles Hart- EMMA Meaner. No. on roll 40, teer- ' Theo, Ilartielb teacher - rt The following is a report of the stand. ing of the pupils in S.S.No.4, Stephens or February. V.—Eigirt Amy, Nem Brown. Sr. IV....-GladyiKestle,VVil- Keetle, Nellie Amy, Willie Itoeezler, Ethel Kestle, Sterner Eilber. Jr. Wein, Barry Schwarz, Wesley "Wein. Sr. "It --Leonetti Schroeder, Arm- nish, Beulah Smith, Clarence Eilber. Br 0 wn, Willie Schwarz, Mildred Klumpp., Emerom Schroeder, Mervin Itrokentshire. Sr. II.—Aaron Wein, Otta Browns (lenient Cornish. Jr. Roeselere Sr. Pt. /1.—Emereon Wein, Edna Amee Clinton Morlock. Ir. Pt. Eilber, taViria Smith, Joseph Schwarz. Ste Itt.l. -Mervin Coxworth Eddie ODenish, Som. 13roketishire. Anne Aubire No. on roll 45, average, attend. HOW'S This P 'cite offer One Ifundred boilers liewonll for any Op of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Mill's Catarrh We the undorsigned hate known P. J. Cheney for the lett. 16 years, and believe him perfectly hanoraide carry out any eitligatione rmsic by hie firra po4e. 7he per **Oa Take Hairs family Pgla ter onatalratiovs. limb badly. alise pathy of her . many schoolmates and friends, 'and we trust she may soon be ‘ettes..ibee s, Wren, has been appointed to fill the place left vacant .the staff of the harbord st. Colleg- iate Institute; Terontoeby'R. S. Strath hie du ties' as teacher in Bornisb schteil, near Parkhill on Thursday. We wish bineevery success, Dinte—We are again called upon to chronicle the death, of a wellAtoown and highly esteemed resident . of out. tillage in the person, of Charles White' who departed this Wean Sunday. Feb. 18, at the age of 65 years; About. a Year ago deceased euffered a stroke, but sufficiently recovered es to be. out, ,again. Ten days previous to ,bis de- mise he had another stroke • tie which be succumbed °nettle a.bove day, Ile was a quiet, indostrious man and a kind friend and neighbote arid his death will be deeply regretted. The Bite eemeteeye H GENTLE 'KIDNEY CURE takes aw y ,thee ' `he c mouse . t$ke away the polecats-in"tkidtt. aet.�heY directly' on these' vital, mime, itt heal . >nedncc p- the" cs Looe trace of Tz til tggi *.: THE y.Ci ui�u/h l CH tM�L c �.P,L LIMITED. Zurich John Wagner of Guelph le on a few weeks' visit to friends fifth's vicinity.. igen were visitora in our midst during the Week.—Hay Council rnet on Mon - father's faxen on the Zurich Itead.—E. Bossenberty has disposed of his horse, of London, for •which he received the sum of $225.e -Ed. N. Talbot has dire; p -teed Of t e farm on the Satible Line. he recentl .. purchased ftsana Wm. S. Wilson, 0 buyer wee Ben Charrette., Sanwa Oingerich purchased John ' Gascho's farm on the Gosben Line. Mr. Gascho will move to the Bronson ' Line. where he has purchased 12 acres! from his son, Chris,—Solornon Knee- ' fer hue sold hie 150 -acre farm to his neighbor, Otitis Gascho. The former intends, moving to the villages—Ilenry Lippert, the township; assessor is on local branch of the Sovereign Bank 'has been transferred to the- Exeter branch of that Batiks While bore he -outdo many friends 'who are indeed sorry to see him leaving, but wish him everyauecess. Ma Scott's suedessor is V. Campion of Ociderich, late of tlentot11.-erred Kibler, who formerly carried on a boot tied shoe 'moistest; in our village, but who has been eesiding in Brampton for a timee lute moved to. Listowel with hie family where he has Fred's many friends here wish him tin. botinded stiecess in his new venture.— After A few weeks' Yleie at hie home hero Ithnore Magel has returned to Theil has returned from a more Ifs vis- it to friends 10 Mitebell, Stratford and other placee.-eMits N'ettie Well is at- tending the milhnery openinge at To - rotate after whieh SIM WM go to Mag. ate where she will have charge of the millinery &pertinent in one of the large stores,—A, good tittle was speak at the home of Louis Kraft. Stephen, tin Wednesday teat. Ckthev ft ghtwtfing Mite Amy Doweon of Blake peaked with honot I" in her junior work. also took first (lags lionora in printery ruin. ments at the Coneervatory of Mitotic', feendort. the exeminstions of which were recently held.. Thitt speeke well of her tenther. Mins Minnie Doareapho hes peovcd herself thorough in her war K. torilanItaba (CANADIAN puktimAy Allierta and With livestock and effects, from: Toronto at EVERY TUESDAY DURING. AND APRIL COLONIST, CARS ATTACHED • 1110 EXTRA CHARGE Settlers travelling without live stook should use 1.45 p.m. train from TOrOnto TOURIST OARS • on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Bat- urdays, Cost of sleeping berths as follows:--. lloose Jaw 5.00 Calgary ,- 8.00 "Settlers' Guide" and Weotern Canada booklets of practical use and interest to set - tiers, with rates and full information, fre upon application to nearest Canadian Pacill . Sunshine Did you ever ha.ve a. headache that m ad e Sunday. feel like wash - q Perhaps you have been drinking irircribr teas. No„ you don't need medi, .cine—alt you need is a pa.ckage oF Grand Mogul Thil tON combs the kinks out of the, nerves. Why? Because it is rich in theine (the ilavor:n3 essence) which is just concentrated sun/beams. Grewn on the high table lands' or Ceylon, this tea. contains the ele. BY-LAW Tonship of. i NOTICIIL is hereby iven that a, —Dy -taw r as paused by the Township: -of Stephen on the, 12th day, of February, A. A, heti, providing for the issue of Debentures to the amout of $0.000.00 for the pur- pose of erecting'a scbool-liouee'in School Sec tion 40. 6 in the Townsip of Sterh' n; and that ancli By -Law was ave istetl in the Registry; office of the County' of Ituron on the 14th day-ot•I' ebruary, A. D. x908. w, Any motion to quash or.set , aside' the "same or any part thereof, must be made within three months t ` notice cannot Ii n a the of e' erred n o f e the rpt. u�b s t be anadethereaftereotio Dated the.l4th. day' of'F'ebruary,1006. HENRY EILBER, Township Clerk. FERRY'S 0E0E004 world because Ont seed*" are betterthaa 'ether*. Do you wish to grew theme* • beautiful flowers sad the Bost. tete. ' tables I' ..Pla,Ut the beetseeds,4Ferrils. tritiltitY $14 cm, Vilndaor, Oats lent quality of the latest atadnuest Modern Maehleery - This- .celebatted flour is kneWti by seas_ the very fitieet quality both iu life ,cellent. beead; .rolls ands pastry Of ati Grand Mogul_ Tee 304 40c Ai -,J 5Pc per pawl C(Su%.I FActorges lined with in 'Itch packitipt, Tim coot of these ceopont ix not talcen cut, of tiss. tea - but it empty a peel of ad, von! n The eireat Rao* Remedy. A peattive cure tor enemies of Sexual Weakriees, Ifental and xxiroaxatie Mina ratan worst., Sew Excese all of which lead tO Cooirorokti infirratramay Auden early grave. 'mos elver e stator II& One win lobate, nix win Icritefor 'Thee W441iti M0010111110 00,9. P31 kn nrodelpt apace. urilop's ROSC,11 96 YOrsie St. .TORONTO Floral Designs tote, *11 occasion*, Flower. shipped 40 st4y *Obit betwaitiii E1*111.'" -100.000 Rose Trees to blooft. 3011N,,n. DUNLOP Laid Illsklice risme ,111141 1790 N OTICE To Farmers aril Patio boa As the spring is coining on now, gather up all your old truck such as Wool Pickings,. Horse Hair, Old Rope, All "Kinds old Iron, Brass, Lead, Zino, and take th M. Jack Mai* St (MP itoor Finlat of That's where you cash price trine au " answered epreined