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11 thereare tine' ss that the
present *food does not ae'ree.,
tey tinoaree. 4Ve have all the
geed kieds ,aini eve ;lee e,arefut
;•..•.eeet- them fresh.
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130 "FOR
()Glee. Cramps, Teething
Troubles, Peevishnese and
Sleeplesenese, USe
arminative
Perfectly harmless as it eon -
tains no opiate or narcotic,.
It will also prevent that ex- -,
ceeclingly tronblesome affec-
tion of the membrane of the
month arising from acidity
of the stomach known as
White Mouth.
Prepared and For Sale
COLE'S DRUG STORE
Exeter,
Ontario
Where every baby necessity is kept
in stock:: SUPREMA is the baby's
toilet powder.
NOTES AND- COAfAiENTS
Hugh Clark M. P. P. of Kincardine
'has been promoted from Major to
eCkilonel, and will hey° command of
the Bruce Regiment.
* *
The $600 markedcheque and $1,5C0
"in cattle which the Gamey commis-
sioner,s havebeen holding will be de -
erotedto charitable purposes. Tbe Pre -
rater introduced a hill to that effebt
last week.
*
The.House of Commons last, week by
unanimous resolution adopted an ad-
-dress to the King's most granioni- Ma-
jesty inviting the ICing and .Queen to
erisit Canada at their convenience.
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es'etjornparatively easy•to'find scholars
Aesteetteetto find menofsterlingcba,racter
thja or any other walk oflife, most
..:-"difilcult to find that combination of
.
-strong character and scholarship, with
patience, tact and gentleness,. which
„ --Make up the ideal teacher," was one of
'eehe reasons assigned by -Miss , Agnes
40, Purves -at the. recent Ontario Edu-
, eaattonal Association meeting why so
law uteri are in the teaching'prrifession.
•Ieler paper was read in the public
eachciol department. Boys should be
••:ta,ugbi hive of country, 'loyalty to the
-,nrown, indulgence in manly sports,
teelf-reliance, the loathinp. of vulgarity
eaf manners, of eale-bee • and "girls
.eteed "mens,sana in corpore saw)" as
ewell as the lave: School boards should
rand men who can teach thus, and re-
entunerate highly. •
G-reenway
Robert Hayter andrWrn. Baker each
.erassed through here with a steel wind-
mill for their farm. -Mrs. R. Harvey,
And daughter called ,on friends here
Ittet week. -Andrew Pollock bought,
25 acres of land from A. M. Wilson,
,being part of lot 89 S.B., Stephen. -
:Mrs. Ross and daughter of Holmes -
villa visited his sisterMrs. W. j.
,Brown last week and 'remained over
Sunday.-janaes L McPherson has im-
;proved his residence by buying anoth-
er half Acre of land from W.J. Wilson.
Rufrts McPherson of Corbett has been
=engaged as clerk by W. j. Wilson ,&
ElimvlIle
Mdeltettme.-A quiet. Marriage took
place at the Methodist parsonage on
Wednesday of last week, when Rev.
"Et, J. Fair performed tbe nuptial ties
that made Mr. Henry Delbridge. and
Minn Helen Spicer, daughter of the
Sate Byare Spicer, man and wife.
Your corz,espondente joins their many
friends in extending congratulations.
•Pale, Thin,
Nervous?
Then your blood must be, in
a very bad condition. .You
. certainly know What to takes
then take ft-- Ayer's Sorsa.
parilia. If you doubt) then
consult your doctor. We know.
what he will say about this
grand old family medicine.
This is the gut waestion icor dector„woold
Ask: ,,Are your bowels, leg He MVPS'S
thit 4Iy actiOn or ore News isaemotutete
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doos t Ayat's ings•
2444, Iv Ay*, 06,4, towel', Malt
ufsietsrers or
seet MIR MOIL
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-.here *6 keot. 010 W0 P*101101
thu formulas tislt eur 19,104efriet.
lionee elearaiome g tiia at hard
Creditou
Everywhere the pair lenient Webby
eate no eeeti beatteg L h o Oarpet„ clean
ing Stevepipes- and actittee the geoertt
chore hoy, Cheer up old mare it wil
only last a few deyse--Cainrad Kuhn
lit4e purchased a rienher tired target
feoni Wm. It. Wenzel.- August porn
flees to give the giale a weld time Mil
6tItnirter.-Mareliall Bloerntield of Oen
iiaia lees been erigaged as, Weeder a
the Central /Iota -Miss Vearl
drews left iest week on' an ',extender
visit to Maintoba.-Perey Humble o
Sarnia. evatiu. the village for a 10
days thie week v,isiting friends', Mrs
Iiingeler,,,,is daily improving; as is alsi
Mrs,. Albert King,...--eYoung Bros. ae
remodelling their. warehouse anti wil
convert it into a workshop.-Oor bar
ner hoe pepered andpainted his ten
sorial parlors and lees made a decide
improvetnent-e-Sam. Kuhn is learriin
the painting with Antos & Harriet, -
Tobias 'Wurtz is having his house re
painted. Bert Oink is eloiegthe wor
end is making a splendid job '-of it. -
Mrs. Richard Johnston, who has been
a pleasant visitor at the bome of her
sister, Mrs. Themas Trevethick, ha
teterned to London,---Secker fishing
,hes IPU t4 sporteettieeepast ,week
Niatty of our toys were out, during the
night bet, did not meet with much sue
cese.-Misses Mary and Agnes McDou
aid of Mt. Cermet spent a few days" in
the burgh during the week. --Mr. and
Mrs. John Sweitzer, Mr. and .-Mrs. S.
Brown, Dr. and Airs. Heist spent Sun-
day in Zttrich.-Joseph Foster of Zur:
ich has been awarded the contraCt to
construct the conerete sidewalks- in
our village. Work will commence in
the pear future. -:The masons have
contmencel at the cement foundation
of our new sehoot house,and from now
on things. will be on the move. -Mies
leek Andrews, who spent the gaiter
vitcation here, has resumed her studies
at the Parkhill High Schoole-Pred
-,Wein who was eaken to the House of
Refuge at Clinton abOut two tn9riths
ago. has again appeared in our inidst,
-School reopened 'en Monday atter
the Easter holidays. The lady teach-
ers, Misses Farrow and O. M. Turner,
enjoyed the vacation at their homes in
Goderich.-John Geiser returned home
Initweek after a brief visit in the 0o ---
halt Mining district. --Miss Lizzie Ratz
of:Parkhill visited at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Ches. Zwicker, last week.
--After a several neonths' stay at his
home here, Will Brown left a few days
Ago for SebeWaing to resume his for-
mer position as. tinsmitle-Dr. and
Mrs. Heist left foe liamiltiep en Mon-
day,where they will reside„ in future.
We are sorry to lose them as they bed
many friends here. We», wish them
every success and happiness in their
new place of residence. -Henry Either,
M.P.P., had 'a long distance Bell tele-
phone placed in his office on Tuesday.
-Gottlob Brown ocenpied the' 'pulpit
in the ,Evangelical. -church Sunda,y
morning in the absence of Rev. Daunt)
who was attending Conference at Bis -
mark.; There was , tip service in the
evening. -Ree. .E. II„ I3ean of Oainp-
den has beetselected by the•, Canada
Conference to he the, pastor of the
Evangelical church : in this village.
The next session of the Conference
Will be held here. Rev. Damen will
preach his farewell'sermons next Sun-
day. -Fred H,aist has , bought a new
boiler and engine for •the tile zna,nue
facturing plant,' from E. Leonard &
Sonse'Co.eLimitecl, London, and has
had men placing the slime in their
,Proper posiemes week. -----Some of
our citizens have done seine of their
spring gardening.
24TH MAY OmettirteedieNS-The Com-
mittee of arrangements for our Vic-
toria Dae celebration has had several
Meetings and, front all reports we will
have an excellent program of sports.
There will be tyvo baseball matches be-
tween our boys and the London team
(Blue Labels) and the Parkhill High
School boys. A football game with
Heneall will be played also. The Cont.
miftee,are also making arrangements
to have ,a .Trade's Procession in the
forenoon.In the evening a grand con-
cert will be given. Bills' will be out in
a few days and will give more partIctie
lars. Now, good citizens, •help to make
this celebration it success. Get a sup-
etleeof bunting and streamers and make
our burg look gay. Act the good pat-
riot and citizen and get busy..
Crediton East
Our sports are getting ready for -Vic-
toria Day. --Our horsemen, Garfield
and Eli Lawson and Garnet Bissett are
speeding their hones from morning
until:night They have made some
sensational rims and the time is away
down, that 'oil their reports are cine
feet, -Miss Ida. Rau is' visiting friends
in Exeter this week, -Fred Kerr is
sporting a new robber -tired rig these
elays.-Thos. Redden has moved into
the dwelling on Fred liaises back
yard' and will look after the business
this season for the proprietor. -Hemet
Ssvenzer is building a fence along the
nilil property. -Our brick and tile
rnantifacturers are getting things in
shape for the coming seesone-Edward
Sweitzer has moved on thesfatert he re-
cently bought from Peter Kilpatrick.
I -rishinte leas been the rage the past
, week. Our vetern &here, Bernhoft
and HeItzman have caught smite fine
specitnens but the meeerity haven't
h tnuehluek.--Jos, Hast has *gloved
Onto the property be recently 'bought
front August Sweitzer and Geo. Mane
tie.-Jno. Edwards moved into the
residence lately occopied by Thomite
Hedden.--There is some talk of having
a telephone at this end of the town.
It would certainly fill a long felt want
arei %venni often save a long evalk up
toe o,
iernitovEetteere.-Mr. ittn. T. tog -
!anti. our popular merchant and poste
torieter, has just finished the tulattion
to itie store. The size of the building
it; now 16x40 nod will he found MOM
(u) inant; to dioplay -hie stock of
goods, In 1898 purehased the Nisi -
twee from Westey Miteliell, In 1000
It( was obliged to place an additiOti to
the bt7iIding and the isteady .14)er-tense
of beeinees made, it, necessary to en-
large it again Chia year. "Wily" is
cheek full of energy and is ft wide
ate ;Ike filminess man. Ilie motto,
"Initelatel expecte every man to do hiS
duty" =which he bas had printed on his
Ji tee head°, is quite appropriate. He
nlatV Vita a general lined drt goode.
grireeries, confeetionery, Itoots and
siatee and hardware. besides te IrstfintY
tie of LP I, letielee too numerous to nien.
WV. Ley his gettial manner he has ea,
cr
tzaii:',ibeti he
bylieVes in giving bis cnstttiere goed
vitiate for their niortey. Ile fterthee
believeie in the old adage. "Tis tiot tee
rued) bow much you. pav, 'tie what
you get for what you pay:" His merry
ficiends wieh hian etnitinired succees
the enereantfie:htisinese.
- Grand Bend - •
risw lit48 1,e011
be who eauses a:Angle blade of gratiS
.to grove wbere pone grew before is a
publee benefactor, conseqttently te 7nay
saittthat through,whase energy 1
and enterprise the villageia,arebiten- 1
ture is,grueect by a Pleasing structure,
eihere before existed an interim; build -
1'5 deserving the same measeare of
pealse. Grand Bend, with rilt its nat-
ural beauty, bee grown intO a %tinnier
resOrt of unusual popularity and fame
for its magnificent surroundings, and
to meet the demands of the tbousands
of vieitors who gather here during the
stammer months several fine buildings
for their accommodation have been
erected. The latest of these is the mag-
nificent hotel structure being built by
Mr. Henry 11088enberry an the site of
the old property. Take a walk flown
the road leading to the lake' shore add'
on the left side you will notice a neat,
imposing three-story building, the
toain walls of which are composed of
excellently desigued blocks of cement.
This is the new' hotel'. It has trim
windows with suitable ledges, a well,
designed entrance and the general ap-
pearance is to be admired. The build-
ing is about 40 feet square and con-
tains in all abont thirty rooms. Be-
sides the her, which is to be equipped
in thernost approved style, there is a
capacious dining room and parlor,
kitchen and Over twenty neat bed-
rooms. The house throughopt will be
lit with acetylene gas. The Welter was
pleased to take a look through the
various'apartments which is now in
course of conepletion. Every room in
the building is to be tinished in mod-
ern Style" and the furnishings are to be
in keeping with °the outward appear-
ance of the building and the splendid
appointed rooms within; all of which
go to show that the genial landlord is
determined todo all in his power that
can be done to Make the guests cone;
fortable. Grand Bend can now boast
of three magnificent houses of accom-
modation, besidesthe one mentioned
ebere is that of Mr. Writ.Pritz and Mr. •
Wm. Leavitt, both of which afford
lerge and excellent accoMmedation
for the pnblic.'
Dashwood
Mrs. Jas. Snell of Exeter is at pres-
ent 'attending her mother, Airs. Louis
Sirnon, of this plaee, whe is confined
to her bed owing to the infirmities of
old -age. We hope soon to hear of
Mrs. ,Siumb _being able to get around
again. -Mr. and Airs. E. P. Paulin and
familyvisited at the *eine' of Mr. Rall-
nie, of 'Zurich on Sunday last -The,
proceedings of the Evangelical. Con-
ference just closed thus far 'received is
to the- effect that next year the Con-
fernee will be held in Crediton, that
Rev. L. 11. Wagner is Presiclitire elder
-for this district and that, the Rev. L.
Eitit•has been appointed pastor over
the Dashwood congregation for the
coining yenr.—Mrs. John Willett is
very ill' at her home suffering from
some internal trouble. Her, friends
are very anxious for her recovery. -
School started again On Monday and
it is truly a great relief to get the little
ones of to their work again. -Garden-
ing has commenced in full earnest this
week and 'the formers are very busy
putting in their et;013 so, that business
on the whole is rather quiet those
days. -Miss Allen of Croirarty isjtt
present visiting her aunt, Mrs. Dr.
Rutledge. -Joe. Eidt shipped a carload
of flour to Seaforth on Tnesdaye-Mie,
Oliver Graybiel of the Sovereign Bank,"
Exeter, ' spent Sunday at his home
here.-,Chas.Steinhagen left on TM'S-
day Of last week for Thedford, to take
charge of Mr. Jenning's, horse. --David
Pfaff lefteMonday to look after Meseta.
Fritz & Lamont's 'horse at Zurich. -
gr. and Mrs. J. K. Goetz spent Sun-
day in Hensel' at the home of _Henry
Cook.--jno. Voelker WaS,iil Zurich On
Saturday last.'
-Zion •
Seeding is now the order of the day.
Some of our farmers will soon be
through. The weather the bet week
was all that could be desired, -John
T. Parkinson (assistant prineiple of
St, George's -Scbool, London), *tient
the Easter vacation at his home here.
We congratulate John for the honor-
able position he has obtained. -Miss
-Ida Mitten of London is visiting Un-
der the parental roof. -Mrs. Robert
Taylor- spent lilester with her sister in
London. -Bev. 11. J. Pair delivered an
excellent tiernion itt thts' church Sun-
day morning last. The subject being
"She bath done what she could." Sae.
cerement of the Lord's Supper will be
administered in the church StindaY
'morning xteXt.-The snow storm on
Sunday last made one think of winter.
again. --0. Godbolt and D. Miller of
-Sunshine were visitors at our Sunday
50110°1 1114 Sunday.' The attendance
was small, on account of the wet day.
Sitistektit
Soreheads and stiff necks Seem to
be the order of the day. -Partners are
Inlay seecling.-Airs. Harry Witur and
family have returned from Hamburg
after spending the Easter holidays.
with friends and relativea-Master
John Mcisaac is up again after, spend.
tog a few days' ith . Tea Grippe. Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Baxter spent Struditer
with friends iri Denfield. -Messrs.
Gower are very busy ditching. ----Miss
%Vestott IittS- returned after spend-
ing a few days with het- parents in St,
Marys.--Mr:Peter McPhee left for De-
troit feet Wedneedfiy. -Sanas Sweitzer
had the misfortune of losing his "Dia.
remit Ilareis."-jarbee Heiman, Sra
sold title of his fine driving mares lest
Tuesday tee Mr Kalbfleisch. St. Joseph'.
Miss Lizzie Alaiton left last week to
make her bowel') Creditor).
Olintont Ori April ititiaohniCoopete
who has been employed with It, Ihnittne
experienced at stroke of perslysis,
c tthled bY a'ClOt eif blood On the brain,
hie left Side being affected. At last tie -
temente hi* wee t litt re easier, Slid hope -
ate entertained !or hi3 recovery.
,
Zurich
lkii6$ Lizzie Treenerier of Detroit is
visiting at her [tome ILL Si'',
vina Koehler is spending a. few weeks
with tier eishir. Alto.
Tavistot.k.- Ed. Zitioner has taken it
position ot the Conimerical lintel as
hostlene-Dr. N.B. Litiebrinete of Bei liri
spew, Easter %Atli bis parents, The and
Mrs. G. Buchanati.,e-Mre.tRev,eUreiger
of Elmwood i: 1-d beet week at ehe
home of her parents. Mr. and Mre. S.
Rannice-eMiss Ethel and Masten Erie
Elliot of Merlin are making en extend-
ed visit with their uncle; Roble A. El-
not.Babylon Li ne„Stanley.-Rev;
yagouttenilea the anntlta OortfetVryee
of tbe Evangelic ()beech held ;it; Bi,.
markelest weeke-Mesers. Frank Den..
motile, Regis Masse and I. Jeffery of
Steloseph have gone to Buffalo.; where
they Will join the er ew of the "schoonet.
"eptene" ;is SOOn 04 navigation OpenS,
-Geo. Trott„ the photographer, has
left for a trip through the Nozthwest
and expects to be absent for about a
month. -The conucil of Hay have ex-
changed the old road grader for a new
on e ade hee the Good Roads M a ch
0o., Hamilton. -G. Holtzman received,
word recently of tbe death of the
nineteen months' old daughter of Mr.
‘0,4,eaefeepeetets, eget. e The little /one
had been ill for about three weeks from
a complicatiott of diseases. The re-
mains were brought here, interment
taking place in the Bronson Line cerne-
tery.-Miee McDonald, a former teach-
er at the -Bronson Line school, visited
friends in this vicinity last week. -
Some large catches of stickers have
been made by a number of local fisher-
men. The largest catch made thus fare
that we have heard abreet, was made
on Monday by M. IVIeidinger and two
or three others, who.captured fifty-six
of the fish. -Geo. Thiel, son of And-
rew Thielonas on Tuesday °fleet week
committed for 'trial at Goderich on et
-charge of horse stealing. The .ettae
arose Out of a horse deal he made with
Chas, 'Welkereliveryman. The condi-
tions of the (Mal were that each should
have the privilege of trading back the
horses after a week's *trial. Welker
wished to do eo, but Th lel refused,hence
Welker laid information against the
defendant. The preliminary hearing
was heard by Crown Attorney Seeger
of Goderich and Ches. Greb, J. P. of
Zurich. Thiel gave bail 'lithe sum of
$400. •
Rest anctComfort
Far the Ncineys.
If your kidneys are all Winn -
there are sharp, shoot -
Ing pains in the swill of the
back and dull ache through
the hips -if there is a constant
desire to urinate -if the urine
is hot and scalding -if the
head aches - and specks float
before the eyes -,-- you, can't
iniagine what relief there is
for you in '
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• EXETER BRANCH
OFFICE 110M$ ' 10 a. m. to 3 p, ; SATURDAYS, 10 A. to. to 1 p. m,
A GENERAL. BANKINq BUSINESS TRANSACTED:
Farmer s Sale Notes cashed or collected, Fornis supplied on application.
DRAFTS on all points in the Dominion, Great Britain and United
States bringht and sold at lowest rates of Exehangeo ,
ADVANOES Rinde to Farmers, Stock Dealers and Business ken t
lowest rates and on MOO favorable terms.
DEPOSIT Receipts issued and highest current rate of interest allowed
Saving Bank .Department: 'Pounded half -yearly and added to principal June 30th
. posited si and upwards received. Interest corn,
and December Met •
Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government.
Dictcsof 4 pAntwo, Solioitora: * N., D. ,ItURDoX, 'Manager,
01111 BulalE
At Dashwood.
Spring Suits
Better can't be found anywhere.
They are tbelittest styles and the
values are great. They range
from" $10 to $20. You can't at-
fordto pass ns if yett need a Suit.
Rain Coats
$4.50 to $/0. These are eplentlid
goods and every coat is re bar-
gain. Call and see theme
Wall Papers
Will you heed wall paper thie
spring?' We sell them so cheap
that you will tbin1 we are give
'log thetn aevay. ery pretty
patterns.
A splendictlange Of
'STAME'ED MATS
at 20,80, aiid 860.
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oiturten
Lumber; Sbingles;tath, Cedar
Posts, Sash, Doors, Frames
and allItuilding Materials.
----Water Tanks--
B4E-HIVES
Finished or in Knock down,'
always on hand.
Highest price paid for Sar
logs ofevery description. '
Custom sawing promptly
attended to.
Estimates cheerfully given.
,The Ras Taylor Copy Ltd
Exeter, Ont.
Marriage License
Twitted at the
ADVOCATE OF ICE