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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1906-03-08, Page 4Oole's Carminative Syrup Por Info* ad Yong Children, In*taut1y relieveoliee cranws, teetbiug troubles, restleeeness, peev. jamesis, arid sleeplessneee. Perfectly:Harmless, As it contains no opiate or narcotic. It will also prevent that exceedingly troublesome affection of the membrane •of the mouth arising from, acidity, known as white mouth. Prescribed for years by the medical faculty. etss seett-70t Price 25 Cents; o • M.ANUFACTVRED BY W. &COLE Phill B Central Drug Store, Exeter; Toteter brorate, Sanders, & Creecte Props. 1WAR 8, '00 NOTES AND 'bOilIMENTS Among the bills to be discussed in the Legislature at Toronto are 'three broiliebt up by South Huron's member, H. Bilber. They are: -To amend the Insurance Act; To'amend the Munici- pal Act; To amend the House of Refuge Act, Regarding the latter it is said that it has the approval of and will be ...supported by the, Government. The till proposed that .where the inmates lot such institutions are known to be - possessed of means they shall, be come pelted to contribute Something for -their own .support. For instance, ;among the 96 inmates of Huron coun- ty's house of refuge, at Clinton, it has !leen found that there are several with paid-up insrtice policies, afew who „,--6-wrceerifte ecks, and one man who is .the owner of a house and lot. • On the face of it this is an atnend- ment that should carey. There is no reason why the public skould. be bur- dened with the care and expense of keeping people who have the means, of paying for their keep. Seinith Chas, Alswortb, while engaged with other teen seeing wood with a circul- ar paw at Ames Wildfoeg's on Wed-, 'seedily of last week, 'met with a very eieeoetitate accident. By some menus his coat got canght on the shaft and ' winding around threatened to draw him onto the saw. • To save hin3self he threw out his arca and it came -in con- tact with the saw and was lbadly cut. He also had one rib broken. C4endepoye. • Mr. Tyler of Beyanstete spent a few idayelo the village. -Miss Anna Cue- aline:ham, of London spent Tuesday visiting her cousin, ,Mrs. Eli Carter. - Last Tuesday evening a eBox Social 'was held' at We homepf Lou O'Neil in aid of St. James • •chureh.. "'A - very pleasant evening wee spent by all present. -The funerbl of the late .Mrs, William Carter, of Parkhill took place to St,. James cemetery on Saturday last. Mr. Carter, husband of the de- • teased, is a son of George Carter of this place. Rev.:Newton of Parkhill .conducted the frineral service, ' UNR7rPEC'kED bRAT1i(—Sad and un- expected was was thel death. on 'Sunday ,Iast of another of our oldest residents "in,thePerion of Mr. ,IM -nes Cunning - been of the 2nd Con, of McGillivray, mid his, sudden demise has cast a gloom over the whole community. The deceased had attended the funeral .0f Mrs. Carter on Saturday, 'after Which he went to O. C. Hodgins' sale,' and while there was taken euddenly, ill of paralysis. A physician was im- mediately called, bntonothing could he done to relieve him. He vvas removed to his home where he died Sunday morning atevro o'clock. Besides thee Sons, .be leaves heir brothers and two •raaterti. His wife predeseased him about two years'. Deeeased bad been ,a liffelong t•esident -of McGillivray anti was highly rPspocted. Tie was 58 ; `37'6a,rs ;of age. The funeral tidies place , to St, James Gemetery on Friday „ I des the auspleee of the 'Workmen, ef*: white) order he wes a valued Meinber, 'rho lag eave0 smes have the sympathy of the whole counnunitte. ' -ale, fervous? a Mon your blood must be in very bad condition. You ertainly kno* 1711at, to take then .take 1t-7- Ayer's Sorsa; parilla. If you doubt,, then consult your, doctor. :We know ite will say about this grand old family' medicine. This Is ths, first question yeur hem? livened 'eAte estir esesis rosatiar?" Ui knowa eat d-ti,ly action of tb w1t U.0100011 g ag 841 rvr doses of Alor's rills, rh.g.distiz..44,04.21** NAnottonit. I/ re wilt cum ok, amount Prow.' Wm Miro 111.10,40t We hflsi els formaisal �f*ii ottr thadiefitos. - Hows NIA3oficr One rian4c3, PoltTs Vxwarifc.,r any'co,:o of Vat4;.b that egppret ifs4U'o Catatib Cure, 1V:e the urOersignabava 'known Osten fes tee last 1.5 yrar*And bcilevcki";-,4prfiAly toneraile siM busiUesa trausaztions and itNaociaity a9e tQ oc.ry out illy ob144tiona wide by bia firm KnegAN4 sEukFrs, Wbo Pw,iuqgtit$, Tolledo) 'Lars 0.4tarrii Carols tte tvtuafly,ficting 'redly orethe blood wad mucueus 4tufw;*0 otthe System:, Testimoni4la scot free. Sold by ratigg14,. por bottle. Wats 11411'ffYiunlly PWs toronstf»itlon, Chiseihurst • WEDDING.—Wedding bells peeled forth yesterday (Wednesday) and thus cupid reties another victory. We , re- fer to the marriage which took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. PaulBoa, near hete,when their second daughter, Miss Margaret, gave her ,heart; and hand to George Smale, a prosperous young farmer of .A.ssinihoia district. At four o'clock the 'bride, gowned in a handsome creation of white, entered the parlor leaning on the arm of her father where the groom awaited her. IHer sister, Miss Addie, who was also attired in white, actedas bridemaid, while the groom's brother, Henry, did the duties of best man. The ceremony was"perfortned by the Rev. W. Martin of Exeter, in the presence of over one hundred guests This being over the ( * . company repaired to the dining room whereu tnost sumptuous ,and dainty supper was served. Probably no bride in this neighborhood ever received more expensiveornumerous presents than the present'one did, which is an indication that she is highly:esteemed. The evening was spent in tripping the light fantasttc toe and other amuse- ments, Mr. and Mrs. Smale leave on Monday next for, their home ,in the West.The best wishes of all are ex- tendedlo the happy conple and may their future be bright and prosperous. Centralia Mr. . L; Hamner and wife Of Mile- stone, Sask.,have been during the past °week the guest of Mr, Wen.. Several eters of horses have been 'sbip-• ped to Mrellarouer. by Mr. Elliott this year. -Mrs, Wm. Elliott left the hos- pital Wednesday of last week, the op- eration' having ben petirely suecess- ful.-Pred Bloomfield, Who has been Pressing hay for Mr. A. Hicks, has re- turned to town. -Luther Pyle and sister.Mrs. Win; Mallen, of Loudon are visiting their father who is very ill. - Alex Mefalltels still confider to the house. -Marshall Bloomfield Who has been working for W., J. Moffatt for the past two years is taking a rest on account of ill laealth: his place has been filled by Thos. McFallse-Lelaines Curtin of, Detroit, Mich., is visiting his parents here. -Lawson & Brown ship- ped two cars othoge on Tuesday last; price $6.95:-E. Simpson eattendeci-the- funeral of the late Mr., jamtrs Cunning- ham of CIandeboYet on iraesdaY.-e • Wesley Luker, who has been working in St. Johns for the past threeyears, returned home Saturilay.,=-The leading business men are very busy those days looking after the affairs of aeenew school which we :expect to have, soon. Keep on .etrikiing gentlemen, while the iron' is hot.----Qeo. Hodginse of Lu - can, is visiting friends in the village. - Milt; Atkinson and lonnie Carrail attended the ball and supper in the Town Hall, Lucan, last week. --Wm. Sando of Chicago was here this -week 'attending the funeral of his father, the late ,R.fehard Sando. Dmo.-There died at the banally resi- dence yesterday (Wednesday) Pym, at the age of 77 years. SAD ACCIDENT.—.A:. sad and larneritl able accident happened, in our enidst on Thursday last. whioh resulted in one ofour hot known residentslosing his life. Mr. Salida, was engaged id draw- ing hay and wa,s on his vity to get a ,load weighed when it is supposed the roughness of the road, caused the load to upset, and Mr. Sando unfortunately wae buried underneath. By his ago- nizing cries and groans he artraeted the attention Henry Mills, who ran to :his assistance and succeeded ifl ektritating him from his uncomfort- able position, but it Was all too late; he never regained consciousness. In the fall he struek his bead on the hard ground which caused a ; iarge .wound and , fractured the skull. He was at once removed to the ,station where his injuries were dressed and from there, was taken to his home, where he died next morning about one o'cioek: ceased wae one of the oldest t esidents of Centralia and hie sad awl untimely end ha$ cast, a gloom over the cote- tnunity: Deceased had been success - fill as a fermer and although to some degree eccentrie, he poseessed meny good points. Ile„was Aged 10 years, end besides tw6 or three betithers leaves one son to mourn hiSlosp.e 4I'he funeral took place to the Exeter come- t eey Sunday. Sorrow., itesemet -The following is he'report of the Sr, and Jr. Depart- .if•nto of 8.1-1. No, I, Stephen, for the ion tir of February. -V,- Harold Dii- el in 770; Enos Wimleor '752, Vernon ‘Vilson 715, S. McCoy 743,, Wiift.ed ibelgins 703, W. Sims 262, Sr. IV.- 'litdys Essert 851, Margery Hepburn 828, Lily Robinson 821, Gifford lio. 92I, Gordon Wilnon 0/1, jos. VC bite 701, Fre Mitchell 783„ Czar :i .on '7'M, Archie Robineen 666. M. Elliott 627, Newt l'ItcOtitlly. Jr. IV. - Naze' 'Deka 823, Austin Deplan 822, Vervin'igh)t.on VS, Eddie; Stine 710, J. Drimpsey .591. Sr. nr,--3-ati lIogartb ;. WalliS '777, °Malvan ()alibis ;.„ I va EeserY 670, Afaxwell ilaynhain WO, John, White .569, Norman Ileatuan -Minnie Jctt era teacher. • Jr, Department. -Jr. III. - Davey 1114, Earle °elites 1101, Edna' DaVey 1066, Harry Windsor 990, Roy Iliihert White 916, Bessie A tiderson Ki3, Elytner Wilson 83i. Ella Baker 627, Willie Alexander. Sr. II. -Lloyd, England 1177. ?Loved EsserY 1116, Anthony White 923, Fred Fair - hall 923, Elva Brooks 372, Jr. IT.- Milevan Califes 1203. Everett (lelltas 1132, Eetella Neil 1017. Lower Jr. II. Malvan England 1196, Viietor llogArth 1113, Othelle Motz 110fi, M. Mast, 1062, Mot z IOOR, W. linker trio, E. Cul. bell'. W. Culbert., U. MeCiirtty. Pt. TT. Hearn s n 815, H., Noll Lrinyo• :37. R. Walli Alex e Porter, t r. , Winebelsea Messrs. COWaril & Bloomfield were io London Tileeday on buoinees.• -In- epeetor Toni vieited our eetiool -Miss Cilinore of liklotitsina, who bee beee opending the winter with friendo on the Thaniee Rosacelled on Mr. entl,Mrs. D. Coward on Sunday week. Followingis the February report of S.S. No.6,110borrie. V. -A, lieYwood. W. Mord, E. Gardiner. Sr. LV. N. Campbell, le Godholt, IM Heywood, Jia IV. -A. Johns, A. Word 11. Hun. ter' Sr, Washburn, 0.1DiverY, E. jehns. • jr. Room. Jr. M. Title hot. L. Godbolt. Sr. 11. 4, CenePbell, A. Clarke, Jno. Brook. Jr. IleyWood. Pt. Bloomfield, A. Creery. Sr. Pt, Goulding, Inez Creery. Jr41't. L -M. Clark, B. Bloom - D. McDougall h ers W. Howard Crediton Eli Sweet and Garlielei -Hill left for Edmonton, Alberta, on Monday where they have taken up land, We wish them a safe journey and every success in their new home. -Mrs, John Young and Mrs. Chris. Beaver are on the sick list. We trust they will soon recover, -Bert Clark is busy delivering his wall paper and taking orders. Be car- ries a fine lot of samples.--Ohas. Zwick- er was in Torouto last Friday on busi- ness. -Mrs. Garfield • Oestrefeber and daughter were the guests ofiMr. and. Mrs, Dan. Oestrercher last Tuesday,-. Miss Lydia Finkbeiner has .r.sturned from Sarepta after visiting hier sister, Mrs. -Daniel Trentnner for a few wees;.:.-There are several cases of chicken -pox in our village. -ellarrnon: Clark, of Barrow Bay, is visiting rela- tives in our inidst.--Mr. Heist, of Cay- uga, 18 visiting his uncle, Mr. August Heist: -Albert Wolf has been engaged NS apprentice to learn the biacksmith. ing with Alonzo 1odgins.1 Albert is kept busy poundingiron and chit make .the anvil ring in great style. -Miss Ethel Farrow spent Jest Saturday and Sunday with her parents in GodWiche She WAS accompaniedby her friend Miss ,Myrtle Clark. --The revival meet- ings are still being conducted in'the Evangelicarchurch. This is the- sev- enth week and .almost every night, there are new'Seekers. The total num- ber who have found 'grace, will easily number a hundred. Let the good work continue. -The special anniversary services of the Evangelical churph will be given next' Sunday and Monday. 'Rev, Christain Stitebler, of Cleveland atortrier pastor of this church, and at' new home present editor of the Sunday school • . literature of the Evangelical ',Associ- atiOn, Will bei• the principal speaker. He Will preach three sermons., on Sun- day, the morning- and evening services being in German and tire afternoon in English. On Monday evening he will give an address. All come and enjoy these special services. ---The Literary Society of our tillage are making ar- rangements to give .atoncert. in the town hall, on Friday the 30th. They have secured the services of Mr. Geo. Fax,..of Toronto, who le,a well-known comedian as Well ail our Band. More particillars•evill-felleeve 4 ,•;'SCII001.; RRPO.RT,4-211& follOWide; is report, of Crediton Public School for eb.75% Of the marks are reeuired or honors, 60% for a piss.- Names in order of merit. Division III.--V.-- Honors, E. Park; Pass, .0. Short, G. 8weitzer. IV. -Honors, P. Gaiser; 'Pass, E. Hill, H. Meadd, O. Bill. ,Sr. I11. -Honor, E. Gaiser, L. Finkbein- er, M. OestreicherePass,ff. Oestreich- er, P; Etaist, H. Trick, A. Wuerth, A. Finkbeiner,' C. Holtzrnatm. •• Claude Bleett, Teacher: ' Division II. --Intermediate Pass, E. Fakeer, G. Beaver, B. liedden. lairtzel, P. Treitz, R. Redden. Jr. E. Haist, G. Appleton, II. Shenk. Jr. IJ. -Honors, L. Redden; Pass, E. Bloeit. • A V. -Pass, V. Gai,- seri. A IV. -Pass, Lelledclett, R. Eng- lish A:- Sambrook. • • Miss Farrow, Teacher. rieitidigqd and unscrlipolousivetidors truly augost others, lad compare it*** way you .will—purity. freedom from acidity, palatableuess---Labates Ale izsurpsiss. .0;1t bY1:101AC, equalled few—at about half the price of bpatimported 'brands. 444, A Baker'triumph The Mooney Baker cannot produce anything better than Mooney's Perfection • Cream Sodas Thvery best of flour, butter and rea.m,— the most modern Plant, the very best baker in Canada ; bis9uit 'superior to any other you have ever tasted. Say -"Mooney'" to your grocer, Cromarty `Miss Susie McLaren spent a few days during the week with her sister, Mrs. Stewart, at Seaforth.-Mrs. Will Mc- Laren have returned from an extend- ed visit with friends in Walton. -Mr. Brown has moved, into the store re- cently vacated by Mr. Miller. • May every success attend .hint. -Mrs. J. Weitzmanis visiting at her old home, owing to the continued illness of her father. -Sandy Miller has sold his fine farnr to J. Laing. Much regret is felt in the neighborhood at losing so good n. citizen as Mr. Miller has.,,moven hhn- eelf to be. -George Oliver and family leftStaffa, last week for tire Province of Saskatchewan; where they intend making their future home. Mr. Oli- ver's. litany friends hereabouts will wish hin3self and family, a properous journey, and muchprosperity in their Division 1. -Sr. II. -Honors) Q. Hod, gins, F. Hill, Pass, L. Oestreicher, W- Motz, W. Flaist, F. E. Anderson. M. Brown. 3r. 'Me -Honors, G. Ben- edict, F. King; Pass, T. Erb, H.Sbenke A. 111. -Pass, V. Hifi; Wolfe, V. Redden. A II.-Pass,R. ging, E. faai- ser, Oestreichers-A. Carter. A I. -L. Haist, M. Guenther, M..Gaiser. • Miss O. KienzlesTeacher, Women •Angrily Aroused AII Over The Dominion. • information from variOnS Pr,ovinces of Canada pointj. to the -feet that many women have been deceived and induc- ed to ilSe the weak and adulterated package dyes put up by unskilled and tuidcrupulous manufacturers to tatelhe popular DIAMOND DYES. Our Canadian women, thoroughly aroused, after lo. ;of time, money and Valuable materials through the use of, muddy, blotchy and weak dyes, have directly:laid the blame for their losses on the retail merchants whocioid then' the. deceptive dyee. This actictii of, in. dignant women has' camp& many of our retail and wholeeale. dealers to peck up and return to the Irian ufactnr. ere responsible, their worthless and. dategerourr dvere teoltate-I'Vhen ladiee &Tide to do home dyeing Work, it paye to else the celebrated. arid popular DIAMOND DYES, which have been the home frieede of the ladies for over 25 yeare, when buying, yee paekagc handed to you heave the worda MA - MOND PACKAGE DYES, Moen of DIAMOND DYIPS 600t) become ex. ret te in the faee,inating work of liCine eoloringoind find that a ten cent park - age Will Velletc tile life of any faded and dingy suit, dress, rikirt, jecket, cape or iniehand'e or Nees coat, v(et or troueete. Allow no 'dealer to Offer you tlio, 80110,0141g ca)13.qt1ST AS 000I-)." Noother dyes equal the DIAMOND 1,17141f3. Send yonr nan10 and attlater.St At Richardson Cm., Limited, Montreal. P. Q., and you wilt receive free of cost new liyei Mel of Dyed Cloth He itiplee and Booklet in t ersee, entitled "The tempjoliteeI rip to the 'Kline" fammaisimmiesmismemmeilma )11.014SQW$ TiANIK (Incorporated' by Art oi Parliament :455 Head Office, Montrea1 1 Capital Paipieprved ruuct... -.• • • • • • • • • $3,000,0,00 d . • • • • • • • • • • • $3,000,000 I ..4'rTY-EIGHTs BRANCHES IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA - EXETER BRANCH OFFICE IIOURS 10 a. ta, to 8 p.lo. SATURDAYS, 10 a., . tot p. m. L A GENERAL BANKING BpsiNass TRAiNtit.cirten. Farmer s Sadie Notes cashed or collected, .,Forms supplied on application. ' DRAFTS on ell points in the Dorninion Grea,t Britain and . United States bought, and sold at,lowegt rates of 'Exclunge. ADVANCES made to Fa,rmers, Stock Dealerand Business Men at lowest rates and on most favorable terms. DEPOSIT Reoeipts issued and highest current rate of interestaalowed sits °yet and Upwards received. Interest cora- Saving Bank Department ti,tdeeedertablygiasrly., and add0 to prinelpak June 80th Agenth at Exeter for the Dominion Government. '3 DIOiSON Si aprixo, Solicitors. N. D. ITURDQA Manager 1,1VIcKillop: An -interesting event took place on Wednesday afternoon at the -borne of the bride en the 5th con- cession when Mr.- Win. Snail, of Sea - fort hiand Miss Mary Hugill entered in te matrimonial partnership. The mar- riagiS eereOlOrly was performed by Rev. F. 'IL 'Larkin. The wedding was a k Vett quite one. Kippen Ali. and Mrs. John Stewart and daughter of Emerson, Man., are on a visit to friends in this vicinity. -Our grain market is receiving a good share of the grain. -IL MelIis is the oldest resident in this village. Fifty years, ago this -February be started in busi- here, and hp -,s -been COntinuOuff -resi- dent here since that time. The wish, of .h is 'many friends is. that himself and estimable partner may be spared for 'some years yet.-T.N.Foesythe,teiteh- er in S:S. No. 2, Tueltersmith,porposes, holding an examination and en i'ttrtain- meet n a few' weeks. , Wiemeess-e-On Wednesday • there. was a pretty and interesting scene in the Kippen parsonage, when Sterling McPhail took "for better orfor worse", MISS Hannah, fifth daughter of Wm. Ivison; of this place. The bride and groom were unattended. The nuptial knotwas securely tied; by Rev. Wro. Baugh at 4 o'clock. The bride was ttir d a neat and 'becoMin travel- e liug Batt L. and Mrs., McPhail left All driligiste have. a Bustu " or will moon trip to Lonion, Detroit and else- •• laite,ds "Bu -Ju" if be wants to. • • alcoholic, ,beverages-• keec...Ltisultealtht Beer, whisky, lirittite the kidniys. Pain in the back, bewitches, brick dust de- posits In the urine --prove that the kidneys are seriously in- flamed. ' ----FOR-- . ; Lumber, Shingles,tath, Cedar Posts, Sash, Doors, 'frames and all Building Materials, ----Water Tanks—, - BEE -HIVES Finished or in Knoqi down, always on hand. Highest.'price paid for Saw- logs ofeterydescriptioni. Ottstoni sawing prompt1 "attended to, Estimates cheerfully given. THE GENTLE KfDNEY. PILL • strengthens and .invigorates the 'kidneys, heals the inflanenatiou;: clears the urine, and takes -away the pain. • " Buiu " is not -a 'cure for the drink habit, but "Bu -Ju" does ,protect thestody drinker against kidney disease. the same evening for a short honey- I get them or you.* where,'after whieh , they: will settle' down to the sterner realities of life in the groom's fine home et Porter's -Rill, The bride is one of our most popular young laaies and we join with the host of friends in wishing herself and hus- band * pleasant and profitable trip over the matrinmeial sea.. Zurich. Messrs. Moses Gascho and Noah Ripfer left lasteweek for Illinois where they intend remaining.s-A gentleman from Montreal opened.* up a general store in St. Joseph last week. -Meters, Clayton Smith and Norman Geringer have returned frointheir visit to Ham- burg. Mabele Heist and Calvin Williems have returned to . Buffalo, aftei• a pleasant visit • at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cori•iveau is laid up -with Job's COM' •f0 r te rs. -David S eh war t zen tru bey and Sohn Gerber of Bronscln line, speht a few days itt Wellesley during the week. '.-Miss Laura Fleecier and brother, Da- vid,left a few days ago for Hopedale; where they intend residing with their brother, George. ---J. Ort, of the Bron- son line, has disposed of his farm to Mr. Moser of Darihwood, for which he received the min of $0000. The farni consists of 140 acres and is one of the best in the township. -R. R. johneton has disposed of ble dwelling 'to Sole - mon Knepfer, .the sale price being $1300; The former will take poseeesion the end of this month. -Mr. Tallman Wurin, who bee been clerlein Mtninee'e :t 01t' for eonie years, lieu severed - hie connection With that firm and accept- ed a poeition with J. Preeter.- Wm. Kropp has disposed of his fonts and will retire. Ilfie son, Elmore gets. the homestead, aril his two eons. Horace atid Oecar, the farm purchaued three ye41.114 from Henry • Eicher. M Is.lop1 hap been a very enceessful far- • mer, and should be able to . enjoy a retieengeita-John fleeter of the Babylon Lim; hue dietmeed Of hie "Minnie" mare to Thoe, Iiiindford of Exeter, for which he, received the ouni of $175.- Wm. Beerier hae re - tinned front Smith Itivete-Albe.rt, the • youngest Son of W. .1. Roemer, of Drys. drkit., While Walk through Joshua Settler's yard, fell and broke his, Ieft arm,- -Mil S Lama Itichardaii•on af Stanley has gone tt .Petrolea where she will further permit) her vocal Studios. Joe Sinkeon of Itev. and Moe Sink, of Port Heron, who were here last Au. fcliSL t,htlif at, tlie trualitifpf E. Brisson- homy, while at. the icy side. walk, slipped on his back with the result that he is totally blind. The ph yeieia 114 in a t tei Attlee hal 17('' 110 hope (Ike;0. M FIHotf, fnr 100 long of reliant ing the sight. /quieter ef the Mepla Leaf Oro d China Hell, hnii sold out to 14ite1e1l: Me&,41 Nfipion Davi& -Ttvren Mole, o he Tiolford anal fiPo. 114,4. ‘,10,40,4 into the Jen, 1,) 111 41. 4.p .11••••— .11 THE cLAFILIN CHEMICAL. CO. LIMITED •WINOS011, ONT, CENTRAL STRATFORD, ON'. This scho'ol 'has become the leading Commercial school in the West. No similar Institution is doing More to thoroughly equip. young people for respell- sible poSitions, Our coursea are thoroUgh andprae- ticat while the teaching is done by experienced in- structors. All grathistes get good positions, Yoir may enter at any thne. 'Write for cafaloge. ELLIOTT & MeLACHLA.N; ?yin ci A Beverage of . • ... . 444 ••• Gool Health 0, Grand Mogul is, the nicest possible' blend of • the finest. an'd ripest teas. Grown on the sun, °hi d highlands,„ each paclo.,ge a whole c),„,..quet of delicious fla, vors. •t'cpd or ,hot„. it i$ CA.IWOyS a family 1uxur3,. rcasing to mothers, palat, thle to child, en, it is Ceylon's bit 4riunto.in gat to you. High i 4i6n (tea -ton) and lo.,v in tannin (bitters), it i di 17,41vcragc of hy7 rieine 30c 40e iant 50G ot4-0. nd Ted. olSeq rife ia pacl(siteslhtd with prffr...el rvr,, ncver bpe''Aenetts Dees end premium eon, pont Ut eeli ekcksgs. IMAGliANT AS FLOWERS e • but more lasting and far less expen. sive. It'd wonderful what exquisite odors can be extracted Iron] nature, A DAINTY, BOTTLE OF PERFUMEis always necessary in tbe hondoir. We sell ,perfumes of stenditrd mike. AvliPato, Raft' me, of•ln,bzng -odor, ie. • worth a dozen others Met ere itrairior. Tiitere safe when you buy of us. WS; Howey,PhmB, .01berniet and Optician - • es, •VO0aVil *719 Exeter. abet: 274e(, -cat Elie& Bewail .A. p0itivt cute for all forms of • Sexual Weaknecs, Mental and tzvoat AND Al3T811 train "Merry, Emicaion4, SPer. ' matorrhoert, linpotency Eirehtl Of Ahnce or Exceas, all of which lead to COnennigiOn. Infirmity, Ingmar anl an curly grave. Piker 01 por pitg., oit or 15. Otto i11 mote, six will coye. 001 hy all tligglilto or mance en plats rltafrO; On receipt of exice.Wiete ter "'amplest. eh° Wood Medioitio Co., Windsor, Qatari°, Aliiepta, act! Saskatohowalll . .... SPECIAL TRAINS FOR strrt.cno Witliiive stock arid eirecte from Toronto at s eke pan. t • tvcriy TUOAY buniNG MARCH AND; APRIL tOi:ONI8T OAttiti ArrAtiica tio_rg:111tA Ofr fAlrIGE , tiers travelling wifliont, Iive oferl:nlOUtd ii tuntrain frCif.-2 TOURISt CARS o ri3112`i.3131r3' li-1410,t1 :la Oat* t of nieopiDix truths 319 WilOWCI:- • „ icon 14.1,2111,;,, rag) &tie celicary aoo -i-rtticr#e fluido" and " Wratern Camels.' Nookion of prTtrAleal its and inteTi•st t0Aet- t1et-i, vvith ratand 'full inforinatioui frAe opno oppIN'Atiort to noaroat tio.ossliftn Ps4(1110 AV4•91, or_ write to L.;. ruatilr, It P. 17. P. K, TOtonfo.