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The council of the Towrnshi of
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Ste hen eonven in , t Town alt.
• ' diton,XO-.. , ,Ma 4th at 0
• ;All members. ere prrehe t.• T win.
.. eS of rev. e i eett wet
� osis �
the aA s smentRoll, . filed with • the
fo `t a year r . • -be aacee t
',004 . that the -Mise r..be dt' fes
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hit' air, ,c+�s. Crikedt.'
!"isi:�say" .. tit thu ... auk #,� ` '' �'
t1el+att1 the' ..,own:itil;" rii an,'� o0
a * -.400%,4t141. . •in..
('id._... e1te arr*nn, Saagide. s -ahs►
fl3► w Po ti of 1i 4, ;to app000 t ' tbn
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•.p&tb a ...po!n+nd• e.09e$ i1d esnee-
• viewer ; aviin beers read. the.; third.'
',bine" he s sli and signed l . the,
Reeves.•ahc1 clerk and. the ,deal, o`f - the
rYhe Wib�r thereto. -Car-
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' 0.;WChrie elm lank' $20.93;, . e w.
Railway. freight, $378>Jos. Ainen..
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Aeaessers salaryp $89; Frank ' Taylor,
:drawing brickbats, - C.; Rd., $12.25;
Climax Road Machine CO., art ► y-
is about to publish a new issue"
of the Official Telephone Di-
rectory farthestrictof Wes-
t z n Ontario. including the
Town of Exeter. Ohangeee of
firm names, changes\ of street
addresses. or orders for dupli-
cate entries-sheuldhe handed
in at once to
LOCAL MANAGER
Is surgreilWeration.
We can state without fear of a
contradiction that there are hun.
dreds, yes tonsaarads, of operations
performed upon women in Our bhe
pitala• which are entirely unnieces.
seary•aund many have been a
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
For proof of this statement read
the following letter. '
Mrs. Letitia Blair, Csnniifton, Ont.,,
Wri , A ," Pl xaln
"I was sick for five years. One doc-
tor told me it wsa ulceration, and an-
other told me it was a fibroid tumor
knows what .I suffered,send the
sang t own pa n - were ► e. -
"I wrote tori sister ationt ate
advised me to take Lydia E. Pinkham'rs.
vegetable Compound. •
"It has cured me of all my troubles,
and I did not have to have the opera.
tion after all. The Compound also
helpednee toxo safe_-throMk
Change of Life.
FACTS •FOR.SICK *OMEN.
For thirty years Lydia IC. Piinkc-
ham's Vegetable, Compound, und, made
from roots and herbs, hu been the
standard remedy for female ills
and has positively cured thou of-
wolnen who have been troubled with
displacements, inflamftnatio ulcera-
tion, fibroid tumore, irrre` sittie,
periodic: pains and backs e.
Hrs. Pinkl4ta►ltla invites all sick
women to write .her . for *dvIce .•-
She haa guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
Stephen
The following are the results of -pro•.
motion examinations for 8. S. No IQ,
Stephen. Jr, IV. tto Sr. , IV. --Total
, to pass 987. --Alice Turner 483,
.John Cronyn 458; Harvey atnble.41.9.
Will Hicks 400, Alice Mellin 405, Ger-
tie McLinchey 300. Sr. 11 to Jr. I11. -
Total 525 pass 202. -;-Melissa Bullock
375, Willie Love 858, Etledh Cronyn
308, Wilfrid McGregor 285.
V. M. Hodgins, Teacher.
2ND CLASS
Notad.�._.... �—-Til T bursas
ppCilA lANfrQ3A
pa 1 �C
SASKATCHEWAN
�acawnr
ALBERTA
GOING DATES
141, ti haat M Mg. e, IS
sy lZ $ 7,21 Sspt. 1, ts,
Vacate &ea to Mara riddles° dais VERY LOW RATE.! 'fr.Otnta1 rioits
Itaaging ZWinn teg aural in tit i32.00
between eEdar nors ,.n;1 WW2' $42.50 •
tek,ts issued to' ail North-Wsss poiarta.
TOURIST SLEEPERS A limited
Tourist MooingCora wrAl be rue k
sxeursinn, i tlyrpeed with bsddnig.
ete. Berths shoui sian Ipaid aur .�
through local agent at least six days
before sxeauauoa lows.
Rates sad, full infannition contained
in fr. I om ekaxi►' pant'ldec. Ask neat- •
C.P.R. a;geat for a copy, ar w7rnts to
C.J . MOM rms. alil., tea. Thos.`'
Canadian Hair Restorer
Clinton: The wife of Chas. Heliger,
" _ �i-#cc�lhfi�eiC�ii�ith �licd gait fs; "s<rsnewz-
ps ct 11y on Saturday.
Will restorer tray hair to its natural color.
Stops falling hair, causes to grow on bald
heads. Cntesdsndruif itching, scalpdiseasea.
By its use thin hair grows luxuriantly.Contains no oily or greasy ingredients,.
is entirely unlike any other hair prepara-
tion ever ofrered for sale;
A good, reliable Canadian preparation,
Casell tted Testimonials.
Edith A: Burke, Mirlona yr it. M. Church
Akh * 1m Egypt, and friends, greatly pleased
with resnttsgafterbwo$ears` using.
tecrorettr
and wh3*kTropes,
natural color, My hair
brown, by using Canadian Mir Restorer.
M. Ortii a,Burgessville. Ont. Canadian Mir
Restorer le the best I have over used.
JohnGr. >h►1, New Aberdeen, Cape Breton.
-CansAlian ) I*l? Iteldorer has worked wonders.
My, head 14 nearly all covered with thick
growth black hair, original color.
Sold by dntgtMailed tp any address in the retailiviiz dworiiilil
on.recciptet Weer LOC. Manufactured by
1111ESWIN CO.* 'Windsor, Ont., caanede.
Sold in Exeter Il J W. Brow:, + ♦
W.S. Lowrey an W,.1 S. Cole, Drug -
g iate.
1 FUIINITUDE.
IN
LONDON
Your fare paid
' MST 'BOLD inttNITIIIE-
Aia to fever&1 PEOPLE fe ycrr
town. To laden srcm 'atm
tattea us they were astcthhtal et
t
immensity, of onr,stock its '11 tt e
a . masst fEe din Western
ilisa ." ) ar- 1 the 1x- css pro;
(We Cain easily save yc "3 per crrt).
tM all erc'4'ere of ,«i".Oo sal• &et we: will
refund railroad fare. And we f sy 't e
13 T;RA6:e3
i TRt2imED. $7 a► 50
'this eatyfte to ...irked at the price et
It will certainly pay you --
ane pair you h4odsottel�yy...tai s t scat farnitaro
at our eterel D03C.d think WO wand vend aur
ey advertilie g is this paper it we were hat sb.
I *stately cotta p that ares c; uld ahowtre the been
Ot� !ergset stack and luwtst prt tae: Western
Also carry a complete stook
oRugs, Linoleum; and
Lace Curtains.
r nt onf. Fof.Adds-
,
^YI V.__isat - a p.
William
Walker, u r; $ t4. '►' 0..
Beaver, bal. of Exp. re -Indian's
b r1sl
$5; A. Hodgins Co. Ltd.. meter • d
gas $12.20 M. ' Finkbeiner, lumber
ice;' William White, *bevelling
, snow, lat S. R. Si 4th, $10; F.- McKee'v-
er, putti ► • in concrete culvert $8; Jno.
Gower l_C. • ► ; .e,
y0,lest $2 Chester
r
urs u radix Co cil
ad-
journed to reset in the own MIl, on
Tuesday, May 20, at 10 a;m.
H. Silber, Clerk.
.Usborne
•�T•he ollow n> its the report of 8.. 8,-
.4T •ro ' i,.;W�.. for April. Sr. IV.-
Mary Kydd.,.Myrtle Moodie, Zoe Sill-
ery,- (honors Hazel -Bissett. Jr.IV.-.
Elva Ford, Vera' Moodiie. Sr. 1.--
. `..Zia. -re Moodie. Ora •ere:
o ►us._
- `1 -Robinson;-teacher.
•
Mrs. J« Hannan has been on the sick.
test. --Mises Sarah McCormick - of : Lon-
don isvisiting�her -nts for a few
weekx..-B..McK -.' * asi andfanailymov-
ed to Parkhill rrece , tiy, where they in-
tend to rertde.--Mrs. Mcleaac, Sr..
was taken suddenly ill on Sunday, but
she lsr.again better. --Geo. Sutton has
purchased the stock and business of
John B. Martin of Ripley, which he
takes possession of shortly.
Grad Bend
Mrs. Canning, who has been visiting
at lira, Fritz's, left for her home in
Clandebo y`e Saturday. -Mrs. McLin-
chey of Stanley vfslted at Mr. Zapfe's
Sunda .-Mem. Lawan
son and Soear-
ville Of l London were here planting
trees at Maple Grove last week. -Mr.
and.Mrs. Prigs were his _. Parkhill
business Thursday., Mr. and Mrai.
Kennedy of Sarnia visited Mr.' and
Hrts..Za►pfe.
MATH -Ur. -Stetter' received the
sad news ofathe death of his4son, Sim-!
oft In London 1*st Friday. - .He was
in his 86thfear, and had beifen living.
in London for the past six years. The
remains were brought here on Bator -
day and were laid to rest Sunday
Grand Bend cemetery. The funeral
was largely attended. and the family
have the sympathy of thecommunity.
Olandeboye.
Dr. W. A. Jones has gone to Battle -
ford. --Miss Jennie Cunningham has
returned from a visit in Exeter. -Mr.
Case of Hensel' is visiting his brother
here. --Mrs. J. W. Kennedy has re-
turned to her home in Georgetown. -
Mr. and Mrs. Canning of Grand Bend
spent Sunday here. The many friends
of Rev. Simpson sympathize with hirit
in the loss of hie wife. -We are sorry
to hear Mr. Moses Hodgins is under
the doctor's care.-xonis Downing, M.
D.. was here Monday. We congratu-
late him on his success in graduating
at the medical ,school. ---The sas crament
of the Lord's Snapper was held in the
Methodist church Sunday. -Mrs. Her-
bert hits gone to Kinloesr to spend a
time with her sister. -Burly Hodgins
has accepted a position with Russell
Redden of Crediton. -Mrs. Samuel
L+import and Miss Lou Hennessey
spent a couple of days In Exeter last
week.
Ile r;i, ..11
Miss Margaret 1I t' ► kirk has return-
ed to business college in Toronto.
Mims Janet- itis returned to „sheer
grandf ether's home at Lucaao. of tear , as
visit frith herr araentse here. T. Welsh
epossed-o rs new ;fie
King St. in which 1L Arnold resides
to Mr. Sterling of Biiyfiel'd for sai• neat
figure. -David Wren, B...., 11.D'.. is
expected borne this Week. Ile ,will be
m•W ained at the confeiew n'ce which
neet-s at Exeter and appointed onted o at
res .- Mrse. Meters and daughter
Ethel. left fat week for Milestone.
Sask.; where they intend to. remain.--
Ab.
emain.--
Ab. Johnston, wife and children aarriv-
ed from Ninga, MAO., on Friday. Alf.
has sold .his business out there.- -Mispr
Madeline 1e Merman, who hasbeeli
visiting with Mrs. 11. Bonthrc'on, has
returned to her home inLucknow..-i-
While inCapt. Ferguson of Hayfield was
moving into the residence known as
thorium* house, hie -horse ran awe -k.
The driver 11. Darrow ,;' sust*ined a.
broken leg. -' F, aank Blatchford is
home from Dental College sit Toronto.
We were all pleased to see John
Jacksonin town after *three mentb's..
sojourn in the house with rheumatism.
he Mistier* organized ,for the
soil with the following .odleerie., Hon.
'l
Pres.. Geo.eRirern; ree., Dr. files ;r
Vic a -P c 1). . Oan ont Se.,
W. �abull, Treed, 3. 'Stehle ;
BoHoardf., a
M icaageilierit. O. MeDsarsri-
ell, D. J. l i'llingas;, N. Cook, F. 8 atI*
acornrie and A. B, King; Anditoxs,,
Erendt and D. Caantelon. - -
Together with a 'err number of
visitors from Exeter and SOLtorrtb ran
Sunday afternoon the member* the
lel lodge of 1, + . +A►. F. attended
Di-
vine 'titsica and helloed an excel int
addte s 4, 114*, Met.. Smith.
Agree with M.
Mr. Artist r Terswa, 8 1. nden
Street, Tercet°, w'it s tipth.ttsi3st1rall
cf the melts of Psy'el lue. for a4
k
#ek...txtut iii,:,
P'or'eve years t bv'ea:
a:l ,4 a digos,
:tine ani, :spry ...• I.: triad, sseoxrs of.
res ew. rrru w .L s +l 1 * ;dai)y.
e'o !�1:'lith, ». rs►tsraiu * ` aEeb, b d huo 'l►t'.
ialY 1 u'e _. Pchi e acs . Bove
10 . bteugbt..p+rrrattuett read:"
%All threat, lung. ani ateT,0011 troubles,
uic eureal.'°by tke...
preseriptiOz, "uf :n ,t c brsta . At
.$ d gists. 0.04 0.n^ ":41.4*,
. S ,e saatr Lts'uited, Torentif.;d
;figs C'3w►+ �i1�+ 1 �8x Stet aSw'
engars e±eal o t ton
Day celebration, --Louis Jeffrey ham
purchased another lot from Samuel
Rannie.-The prospects for a bowling
club for the Village are good. Nearly
twenty so ler have nirc
hOm. ' 'ir Ca lfas is furnishing the
motive powrer,',with his big traction
engine. --J. J. Merner is busily engag-
ed excavating for - addition to bis
store. --Mi.. Laub 'I ► oie, is, taking a
four months' course at the London
Conservatory of music. She will re-
turn to town- in June. -4e. alai.;
tel ct C i ser fTro at Hilbagreen,
wars the' l!,f.iS'r '
ton. Thea d WO* genera ,
erite. d known by everyone in the
Township of Hays beam been tax
collector - of tbies municipality for quite'
number of eal�.
Mrs. Hamacher, whose death
attook Osborne, Kansas, recent•
ly, Vit,%;,'�A . e by the older
residents o is i tion. Her maiden
name was Elizabeth Roeder, She was
born in Germany, and came to this
Oedetich\ On April th the
death occuid of Charlotte L';uter,
wife of Win. +Cole, tai be lith con
.
She {leaves a husband and four .gruwz:
! up sone.'
.Clinton: XL. largo rf geti_onal
a
beetsang i + `he d lo• t iby,t+ ,r
,r►.: hitreh here on M. atterneott
*h a It. ;vs. decided'. build ,„a ' new
Chu li the, ismer rate ;of the
:e ngr$ti►ta.1.''
tl:Q�
on �y
10#.1 R
r.
c`hntops.. 1unzo4 Rl«
edold
tad°� t lied l?'�if ,b; �#, the
e11 :i Ot• .i )Iteby - year �r
at
lot _�. 11..et ci .r`t� 'Mt'. .nrr'e
�n
intendsbu dt.�gau°np.toidete,bntaw.
Asap oto the o i° piece..:
itr4 e dW OM, Com ez 17eLsee, a
tka;Vaa C.01 -51M
' Fuaak J. Mem nla:c3 eit la race #o @ etre
Ak er: tlAa� c J. n.cy g o..del a b .-
srtaseas •m t o t my � i° t o ztate aura
a!, a J Chart:oil rrra . 1➢ ayTisre :e!ohklart �}ar ;ter-�,._.e1 t rtli thit fi . ane otzcl# by tb u a t Jkla..
�aCcaxrDl��;�rrrtr. .:t'ti.,��i�, �. �'ll��il'�'Sar2>s'al toto o ub+ sit {i. ; ,.i�;, r . R#ter Gita 1$;. A>,1.TiA 1's aye leis td'set tett yr fid,."''Ratm. t•' - yy' y!�y�"4d•+ +'i.;5.t li fht'.. I ,M,�,y
' l 1. 4: �E'koy''.F+:7�' :&; A, iN`N F4 -,
- Te4ke 1IA's r:: 44x r ecs^r' t,►tl a.,
And the Pennies cam hcmset e
1>�g''r. ,y , �• u.�� ±i1�i 'y +n� p !4'41. � .3 } a P . �y µ t' �'•.4 _
w..count:up tater Consistent -sail
• place you beyond:b af' need- - ".
DEPOSIT YOUR SAYINGS HERE. •\:. -
1 Interest is paid quarterly upon deposit., and Heron`
Debentures earn 4 per . cent. per annum.
AN INDICATION OF STRENGTH.
Cash Value of Mortgages... .. • .....
tin e
Paid-up Capital.... 1,900,000 00
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There is no stronger Company with whicb tq do botiness im
Canada. Correspondence gladly entered into. .
Setiforth: The death occurred last
week of A. E. r Wnrgo:laand, Jr. He
had been ill of tutnor on the brain
since the New Year.
St. Marrs: prettyA wedding took
place on'ij. ednesay morning, In Knox
church, When Rev. J.. M. Austin of
eaten, Mao., was united in hely mat-
rimony to Miss 0. Wright, of Hanley,
formerly of St. Marlys.
Bs. Selo: On the evening of Friday,
April 24th._ Wm. Ferguson of Bayfield,
and er I eonura, eldest dsughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Grivenlock of Mc-
Killop, were qulietl7 married at the.
Seaforth Presbyterian manse, by Rev.
11. Lankin. • -
Hey: John Mosileau of : thistowd-
ship..has a Leicester ewe, which meas-
ured 18 inches around the girth, was
I71 inches high and .weighed 13 lbw
As the ave ralige.lamb_ weighs about g
pounds, this was a monster. It is•
Thriving immensely.
Mitchell: Mitchell lost a good citi-
zen recently. when death carried away
Mrs. Earnest Ronneriberg, at the age
of 00 years. A grown up family of
five sons and two daughters survive
her. Her husband predeceased her by
seventeen years. -
Clinton: T. Cottle has completed
his roll and places the total assessment'
of the town at $787,157, divided as fol-
lowss:. St. Andrew's ward $24005, St.
James $203,333, St. John's $104,200, 81. -
George's $100,800. There was an In-
crease in population during the year.,
Kippen: Many in this community
will regret to learn. of the death of
Mrs. E. Grant. who for many years
has made her home in the west. De-
ceased was mother of Miss Beatrice
Grant, who was a resident of our vii.
lege for some time. and to whom will
be extended the sincerest sympathy of
Woodham: A ver _pretty wedding
took place last W.dnesday at the
home of Jas. Swallow, it being the
marriage of his eldest daughter,. Mies
Edith, to Wesley Shiers The cern. ,
irony was'performed by Rea►, Bartlett
in the presence of the immediate
friends of both. parties. The music'.
was furnished by the serenade club in
the evening. -
Staffs: The many friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Dugald MacMillan, of Van-
eouver,- Co- wilt regret to learn of -
the death of their youngest daughter
Elizabeth, which sad event occurred
on Sattarrrdieg evrninng,_ April
She had,been sick for several months
and her death was not unexpected.
The deceased was,a bright clever girl
and will be greatly missed, not . only
in the home, but among her marry
Wends.
-
F'usllarton: , Another of the. old set -
tiers passed away toter reward S n -
day night, aged 70 years, in the per; ora
of Mrs. Fawcett. relict of the rate .m e..
Fawcett. H.er death sok.pleaee at the
horde of her daughter, Mrs. Wm. But-
son in Hibber-t-, end the direct eaose of.
here death was due to p arelyssie. She
1s survived by two sisters And one
breather,. „Tunes Irvine, Mrs. D. Camp.
bell anti -Mrs. Nicholls, al of Fuller -1
icn:.alsna gr°okriro u D bunt 4
Incorporated by Special Act of Parliament. ,
' Member of the -
TORONTC► BA.NKERS'S iL&T110N1nd- e
TORONTO OLEARING nom/.
HED OPE1011- - :TORONTO.
W. R. TRAVERS, General Manager.
pAsnw OD a.
A branch of this Bank has been opened in Dashwood and s
general banking business will be transacted at this branch.
Interest allowed in the Savings Bank on ONE DOLLAR
and upwards at the highest current rates-atid paid 4 throes year.
Special privileges extended to accounts of Townships, Far -
crslannd others.
lFarrmers' 1e Notte dlscQ'upiteds,.
Do your banking business at home and
keep your account m the flamers uk of
Canada.
R. 1'. b1NLOP, Manager,
Dashwood, Ont
off a Fisk
ter!
•Gas is, liable to pull out
of the front door i.f aiay
furnace unprovided for
gas escape. .
"Suaaghine" Fuirnace has
Automatic : Gas Damper
■ directly connected with
smoke.pipe. Gas preaaur+
sways damper sufficiently
for ttoesc`apeupchimnry
(sees illustrsat;onj, but heat -
doe 't escape.
What does "Sunshine"
Means protection to the
furnace parts swains errat
effectsof gas. `
Whss►t does "Sunshine"
Gas Damper mean to
"Sunshine" householder'?"
Melts- furnace can b+
�
'j-rtted without fear as to
' puffng:gas,furnucc curt
be 1cf1, without doutt a:t to
whereabouts of 'sy. •
Vitha eases "Sonatina" Gag l;f, easper mean to °$aase.ipiszc" c a1 a,.. waant J
ltAleang, imteaad of oyrao.r taittr "ordinary furnace" kar 'having 14 I�cef'a
--.�,.<- ate.,-•,�..yy,,
clams k -draft andolinitely ctot ed to "let off" gas then there's tsv,+-atairtls
.parts oPl;;eut-enetmyT ire alis rrt o �i sbaig up claicrn � a iC1 ewe c ani`
all ssufety bo tyircra+etl, and basal. asatrcd toe► another da 'sq.ateaty. •
Invitations here beenis r
County C"ouneil to *trend a
leifttletiCh on Thus da et.
41.1z.'Anu ria wi g
bete hoe signified 'ter ati
being ifl attnd*n..;rat it Inieed,
ti
era �.Yf"'art/ th.,i ry !► '
,epYear Bruit.
uniqu I e..IsQe
oiily 1)y, \outielvfse
64 to the I .
Your dealer will
supply you. If not,
wt4i direct to