Exeter Times, 1903-9-17, Page 4E, 11,1 )XYi.TB II' I E S, SEPTETB E R 17th, 100a
aeal• net 'Water for Blue 13...ibbon Tee.
Not merely simincring — must be fresh and must boil
vig6rously.
Then it will absorb the deliciousness and fragrance from
Blue Ribbon—take all the good out of it.
Let it steep at least six minutes—eight if possible—in an
earthenware teapot, and you'll have the best cup of tea in
your life.
lackt Mimed.
Conlon Green.
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4
Should be
Fifty
Ask for the
Red Label
The Moisons Bank
(Incorporated by Act of Parliament Me)
Read °Zee, Mo treat
Capital Ian paid up) - 92,500,00
Reserve rold — - — $2,250,00
98 Ihauches iu Ontario, Quebec, Alberta,
Bridal Columbia and 'Manitoba.
EXETER BRANCH
Open Every Lawful Day from 10 a. m.
to ,3 p. ni.; except
Saturdays, 10 a. no to 1 p. m.
Farmers Sale Notes cashed or col-
lected. Farms supplied on application.
Drafts en all points in the Dorninlon.
Great Britain and United States
bought and sold at lowest rates of
ex .1 -lenge.
SAVINGS DEYARTMENT.
Deposits of 81.00 and upwards receiv-
ed. Inter et compounded half yearly,
and added to principal June 30th and
December 31st. Deposits Receipts also
issued and highest current tate of
interest allowed.
Advarces make to farmers, stock
dealers and business men at lowest
rates and cn most favorable terms.
Agents at Exeter for Dominion 1
Goveirment.
OWKSON & CARLING, N. D. BURDON,
FOLICITORS. MANAGER
Calendar for September 19031
SUNDAY 6 13 20 27'
7 14 21 2S;
1 8 15 22 201
23 30
et
,
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY... .
FRIDAY
8A.TURDAY .....
2 9 16
3 10 17 24
4 11 18
5 12 19
eW,hount the Go( r wish to closi-
teeety, tibrey, first wake.. :mt.td,"t would
seem to be specially applioable Lo the
Ontario Goveerume.aat :at the present
Lime, oL only in this ibut in other
rantlers.. It appetars to be the policy
of the Goverenaent to spe,ctially favor
West liuron oat the expense .of1the al -
her twc ridings in the County, West
Ilu:rren has got six of the 1st appoint
meets in the .gift of the A.3orvernment,
in succession, while East and. South
Uuran have got .none. .The Shelnalf,
the Jailor, the Surrogate •Judgee tthe
Master in Chaneery, and:now the Iteg
istira.relh.i.p and the County Crown At-
terneyethip have all gone to West
Heroin. And as it is •willt• the 'ridings
se it is witih the appointees. The new
County Crown Attorney has been': a
afatinuou,s ateelpee at us 'Government
favors for overt a (quartpx of a con-
tu.ry. The newly .appointed Registrar
hos. if Nvrit mistake ,not, two !brothers,
a sister aintd a cousin in Met public sex
Niloe drawling large sa.laries, and nowt
113
is given the ))es4. egfiectin: the coun..
ty. Vealiker .111e1 Ontttri,o1Govelrpermerat
must be firm believcrs in .the doctrine
"To those that bath shall be given."
We do not know whether or not the
new Registrar has any ether relatives
unprovided for, but if be has, thelGov
ernmont, and especially the Attorney -
General, will no doubt look after thane'
at once.
In conclusion, the Expositar says:
"We condemn a palpablA.: wrong,
commild as we believe, froan taus
most sordidof motives, and WO' fttril.
that we would be • : unjust to ;ourself
and. the public and, party that We.
serve did we say less than, we have."
—Toronto Saturday News.
25 TlIE POPE ANI) LABOR.
2d ----
. Pius X Advises the :WOrkers tot be
THURSDAY,SEPTEMBER rah, r903 Con t rolcd:
LIBERAL ORGAN TURNS.
EXPOSITOR OF SEAFORTH OUT,
AGAINST ROSS GOVERNMENT.
RECENT APPOINTMENT IX IICRON
BITTERLY CRITIM5ED..
The !Wren Expositor. of Seaforth
which hes been for over thirty years a.
strong eupporter of the Ontario Gov.
Omani, is out this week in 'open de-
fiance of the Cabinet's policy with re-
ard to appointments in .that
Its statement is in part as follows:
".After wrangling, manoeuvring and
wire pulling:for four yearsAteal a. half
the Ontario Government have at
length mustered courage to make an
a:ppointment. to the vacant registrar-
ship in Lida county. They have also ,
'appointed'. a Courtly Crown 'Attorney
and a Clark of the Peace. And a nice
zees [kw leave made., Pah appoint-
ments go to West Huron. Mr. Wol
COlattIn. Of (11q111010111, has been apreoin/-
ed Registrar, and Mr. Charles Seager,
of Godevich, County Crown 'Atitotnery
This anienmeement was mai?. on be -
lathe of tffet G,ceseLteatemt on Tnciel,a 3r
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Sometimes the hair is not
properly nourished. it suffers
for food, starves. Then it
falls out, turns prematurely
gray. Ayer's Hair Vigor is a
air Vi
r
hair food. It feeds, nourishes.
The hair stops falling, grows
long and heavy, and all dan-
druff disappears.
•
First Speerli to Romans was a-eDre-
elaoaeion on the Labor Question.,
Rome. Sept. 14—The Pope yesterday
held his first rerepticnof any impo47.
awe, aver two thousand persons, for
the most prO:t working, people, from
tihe quarters around. St.. Peter's being
admitted to his presence in the court-
yard of Lal'igna, inside the Vatican.
Pope Plus. whose arrival was
awuh.1 with keen expectation by the
thron.n. appeared in t he port leo, pro -
ceded merely by a few Noble !Guards.
The Pope was greeted with a storm. of
Stipplau.se.. Cries of "Lyng live Pius"
and "long live our Father" were rais-
ed.
The Pope, raising his hand for sh-
ame., said.: "This demeneira lion' oft
reverence and affection touches me,
ore because it. Is addressed to nry.per-
`ord. beeausoe it is addressed to flim
whom I represeut—Chriet. It is au
iaJtee to the faith animating your
heerth. 1 in all the more pleased Le-
; eat's. the majority of you aro le.vork--
ing men. for Christ is in thd advocat•e
of the workingmen, and the latter are
faiMeftel to him." -
Tree pontiff wank on t a say that dhe
warble:kg= n who is Ise tisfied 'with his
!condition finds in it a true pleasure
ilshedding brightness aboutehim. These
words," continued Pope Pius, are the
(first, that I address to the Romans.
730 satisfied with your condition, pro.
I tedel in aze fox your. ehildresi. and
mune you in -.the name of the. Holy
; Ghrost that the blessing of God, which
I so much invoke ,for you ; and, your
I tremilaes, will be' given."
INERVILINE GIVES SATISFACTION.
POIrson's elle new and ear-
' lain pain cure, is tort with satisfac-
! hien in every instance. There is abun-
1 dia.n 1. mast= for this, for it iperfoomts
call that it claimed for it. Nerviline!is
, a never -failing cure for cramps, pain
in the sido or back, lumbago, sore
moon t, eltittb la t o oth ache, Ne(reil -
litres is in fopt a sure 'remedy, or afl
1 pains, both •inteirnal and 'external.
Medicine dealers .everywhere.
SETTLERS LOW RATES
WEST
r••••••••••ii••••••
Via Idle Chicago and north Western
'Rye every day from Sept. 15th , to
1Navernber 80th. Settlers one waysec-
!and class tickets at very low rates
"me bier eras coming out terribly. r waSHalr from Chiortt,vo to points in Utnh, 1VIon
stmost,axttas to comb it. Bttt Ayer'd
Vigor promptly Mopped tho faing,and also i Lane, Nevada, Idaho, Oregon, Wash-
reorelune. E. G. El
Landing, N.J. d ,
stdtbo natural r.00r." ! int; tan, California. rtleo to 'Victoria,
$1.00 a b,,,
ottl0. 4, o. ,,,,, of.j.., i i Va weever, New Wt..( eaxnater. Nei -
All rl rilsr,i tits, Towell M119/1 •
or
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o 1°;. '4', ar
;arm, Rosslan'l and ether points in the
!Kootenay Dis Li let. Corr.respondl ragl y
limy rates frotn all points in Canada.
ptertliculars from nearerst ticket
rtgeril or 13. II. Bennett, General will rid you of 11, radically and per.
ainetrit. 2 nanf Kinn Ste, Toronto, Ont.; taienently, as it has rid thOUrrandfa
111 ON, NOREE,1111111
All the news of Interest to
I "eider- Times lIqppnw
AA, •eni
in these Counties.
•
Huron
•
dlurglare entered the store of liar -
rand I3.ros. hardware merchants', Cline
ton; reeently, and secured all • the
change left in the store, besides sever-
al other articles et value.
Will be found an. A:we:Rent rienedy
eick headociree Carterat Little Lilo:
Pills.. Thousands of letters from pets.'
ple who have wed threm prove -this
Tx thane. •
Mr. Bert. Van Esmond, of Sealfortle
at the Toronto • •Indrutstrial Pair this
fall, carriedoff four first „prizes and
one second, for drawing. Three cf the
firsts and, one second were cash .and
total over 50, while'the other first
-was a silver medal.
Pain from indigestion, dyspepsia,
and too hearty eating, is relieved at
once by taking one ;of Cartor'eatiittle
Liver Pills immediately. after dinner.
1.1csn't forget thi41.
Ninnia, t1ue. lasegeet of the two white
ponies owned by Mr. Wm. Javkson, of
Clinton, as found one mornino 1,3.st
week, lying over on its baele,,Palte,ad.
Mr. Jackson purchased the term from
Mr. hleDonedd, :of llensall, and (Ahoy
were highly prized.
thneetting for Mr. Rundleson
the ilawlely farm, liar= road,' P. Mr.
thertrie, cif Cliintlen, melt with, a vain-
' ful ,a,cleidiantee It was cutting fuel/ for
the engine ftein a pile of inallisitoppled
or on top of 'him, thXowitrigthim to
Obit alnd :bractly bruising his;
head, side aind ankle.
Mrs. D. D. Wilson',wife of thew
eelle
kenown egg, menchant, of : Seaforth,
died in Toronto, last week ,where she
had been fon mime time unddr itrent'-
meat. Mrs. Wilson will be much miss
ed in the social circle in :whiels she
moved. and her death is deeplyliyeerr-
eLled by a gloat number of friends..
The home, of Mr. • end Mrs. \Re J.
Wel:twos, :Gtotherich, was the SOC./.10
of re lla.prtet gfatthetrting ou Tlutateduy,,
When theilir daughter, Miss. Frede,riette
trooOme the wi.ge of (Charles EeYounge
of iline same, 4:ciwee: ;The • ecreanamdi
a -gulch was ipcirgommierl by, Reiv. W. H.
Gie,ailieum, look place at *2 o'clock moon
liks.s Millie Bell, seicepaidtdamhileir hlf
Mr. John W. Bell,folf 131y ti, leaulentar-
ried in Memorial etturolt, London, on
hLoreday too Mir. John Braimitygeef
De emit. Reg .C:11. P. Oweina,, of Luck -
paw, pe rlaranerli Lj xam,rrfigge 'care --
nanny. 'The Waldo:, is u, Cpopuliar; young
lady .and has many Breends in ealytda,
whipuiniit with us' deo extiatnelftekeeteent
wihies f,eir a happy an PrnsP.eirons
mlarrired .
A !way tpre;Uly wedding was sclettan
ized, at !Ube. home .of Dlr. "and' Mas. R.
Mammon, st Wingham, on Wednesday
Last, when thefer, y!ouragest daughter,
Moutparet Ella, was unit:Gel in marrie
age to Mr. Geo. 'Ernest
Sammie.. Ilhe very large number( of
costly pent:elate recoil:vied, glIONV aheres-
tieenn in which the 'bride was held..
Mr. and Mos. Wjedieinel liefit, on arse
attelremen train for Toronto, ..Niaigara
and other points after which they
will take up their residence in 5thrnia
,The 'fallowing is the) lisL f
leacheiris now in training at the
Goderich 'Model School :—Miss Flora
Bachanna, 13iiiseels ; Grace Crawford,
Pori Albet t, Florceace D. Graham,
Goderich; Minnie Durnin, Dungannon
May Newton, Goclerieh; Laura M.
Jeckell, fray; Jessie L. Linkla ter, Dun
lop ; Bertha C. Milian, Gode-rich ; Re-
becea Carter, Egmandville ; Pearl
Nicholson, Blake; Teem MeElven,
Gioderieth; Faweeltit Sturdy, Porter's
Ilill; Winnie Shaw, Dunlop ; Kathleen
Swan, Bi nevelt.: ;. Olive; M. Turner,
G.oclerich ; Irene 'Woods, Belfast.; Mar
garet Modonald, Laurier; Messrs. F.
Sweet. Exeter: • Gordon W.kitero,ap.,
Mier:neat ; J. Earnest Robinson, Aub-
urn; C. Asquith, Auburn; Austin
Trotter, Goderich ; Donald Blathew—
son. ; Samuel Mollevaln,. Gb-
derich Wm. J. Taylor, Delgrave. The
Leta number is 25.
ItlIEUMATISM IS A CONSTITUTI-e
ONAL DISEASE.
T he pain and localized . condition's
are me r*C. . rass1ts of eons Li ut io nal '
condi) Lions. Poisoned blood sends its
'evil influence to vet:ions Parts fo the
hody. and to cure it permanently you
must treat it constitutionally. Nu=
f Ling so eumpletety dispels t hese pois-
ons Irom the system as Ferrozone. It
makes new blood. It imparts vitality
and ri,gor, yenetrling the nyetem; ta.
throw off the poisons that engender
rheurnotisra.. Ferrozoem also fortift-
es the system against the weltkening
effects of rheumatism, and cures not
simply relieves, as most medicines do,
Scod by all druggists.
Middlesex
Electons of East Middlesex will hold
a temperance convention to organ-
ize a Vetere' League •on Sop te. mb
24th.
The. Ontario Government has appo-
inted W.m. Dawson, of Porklaill, 11-
hncient Foe
To health and happiness is Scrofula—
as ugly as ever since time immemorial.
It causes bunches in the neck, dis-
figures the skin, inflames the mucous
membrane, wastes the muscles, weak.,
ens the bones, reduces the power of
resistance to disease and the capacity
for recovery, and develops into con-
sumption.
"Two of my children had scrofula sores
which kept growing deeper and kept them
from going to school for three xxtontbs.
Ointments and medicines did no good until
I began giving them rfood's Sarsaparilla.
This medicine caused the sores to heal, and
the children have shown no signs of scrof-
ula since." 3. W. Wentz, WoodStoek, Oht,
Hood's Sarsaparilla.
DiZZY ?
Appetite poor?....Dowels
constipated? Tongue coated?
Read ache? It's your liver!
'Ayer's Pills are liver pills, all
Negetable. elxty year. Loweu, Ma,
Want your moustache or beard
abeautiful brown or rich black? Usk3
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
MU ars 5.5. IIALL k CO., NASQUA, IL Er.
..etetereeetereereeeeeeee ...,,,34w2geteieee'="eeem
cemeel inspector • for Nor th Middlesex
linsteya (I of Alex. Smt cletezbeed.
The well known st;rengtheningipra.
peril:ea of Won, combined whiti other
tonics. and a most perfeet nervinegare
found in Carter); Iran Pills, which
straegthen the T.101.' ITS and 'body, and,
improve the blood and complexion. -
• .. ARE YOU DEAF?
All deafness is not cerable,
toes state that .ninety per cent. °Aim-
puirecl hearing is due inflammation of
the Eustachian tubee, and ean be treat
ed with certaint,y of sucreees by ()at-
arraatozon,e, which gives instantre-
lief to Catarrh in any part: of thes,ye-
tem. Cataterhozono is extremely pleas-
ant .and simple to 1140, and sufferers
Froin nny form of &learns:so are 'advis-
ed ia use it. Thousands of oases awe
on record where Ordarrhozone has per
featly reslored lost hearing, and what
it hes done for others it can do for
you. Procure 1 Cuth&lrosone
your druggist, Price 81, smallsize25
mute, or by mail from N. El:Pols:on&
Co.; Kingel'on, Ont.
Perth
Mr. alwarlals Lautieir, broi,her cif
the. Premier, will selectee:1 ...Mr.. J. IZT.
Culeve, formerly M. 1'.:for North
Fertile, as inamiotrattion• .agetnt au Nor-
Olar.reoa Mielf1;gtan,
Do slot despair of curing your pick -
headache when yore can so easily ; ob-
train Carter's Little Liver Pills. They
wsllc1ifeaL' a prb.mpt end permanent
qualei Theis aetken is mil e and nate
uval.
Mr. Jaineeis Mitrethall, of St. Marys,
had the; raisfoirthunia. to lose a fiesge
nunsbecr of his ducks, tweinty-one in
all by some oneedeleberlately sheotimig
theenethrough the! anght. Thei police
have the matter in hand.
Murray Nichol, of St. . Marys, 0/
young laid of atbout 16 years of age met
witlh, a very ,paiiniful accideniklaat,week
While in the' act of getting inUo a wa-
gon, lie had: the, mis,forgrana to tom
backward, ;breaking ids ar'm.
:For any ease of nervousness, sieve
log Ines s, weak s LO mach, indiges 1is)(14
d yspepsi a „ try Car ter's Little Nerve
Pills. Relief is sure. Tho only nerve
medicine. far the price in marke't.,
A serious accident' occurred in North
Eastlhope an Tuesday as .the result Acif
which Mrs. MeGuiega!nt an eliclie,rly lady
is suffering from severe concussions of
flee brain. It appears that she. was
pickling po talgoes 1tt thalrigarden Aantl
was,irn ter is tripping position. A; 10..rge
clog Was ameiving aicto.:s (ha garden
and evidently did n,ot sec Mrs.. -
Quiggain, for it struck aver on thekside
of the head, throwing her violently:to
Wee, ground. The, result was (a severe
case of concussion of • tihobr;aine
Miss Nettie McTavish, .agec111.6. Dead
small for her age, of the 31el. concession.
of South Easthopc, was rat.tacked, an
Satundjane atom:on by a trafra,p, a brutal
eriana heinig( oselyttpreivien led( py the at() -
preach, of some people eking the? road
when the assailant decamped. Chief of
Police McCarthy, of Stratford, organ-
ized a; teeirtell ria4:tyi and went t hcon.edi
tihe adjoining swamp anctsurrounding
country, without result, the culprit
having di.snippearad. The followingis
the deeeripiti ori or the man :—A'ge 30 to
35; theielit, five feel; let aril inches ;
com,plesion sandy and much freckled;
moustache sandy, cut, straight across
clotibee, blue enat, serge pruntu (d(trk
grey) black Shirt, no tie, bJack Christie
nal dark leauvus running shoes. Cloth-
es were at good quality Ile. Ps a
tramp, and may ha in companyci)f t, a
one-erneed man who does 1 ho beg-
gitng.
The action of Cterter'e Little Liver
Pills is pleasant, mild and natterral.
They gently stimulate the livsr, and
reigulate the bowels, but do not
purge. They are sure to please. Try
tthazn
Mr. George Dufbori, of Stratford,
passed away on SaLu.rdity last at the
age od 45, having been a great suffer-
er for years past from cancer in: the
throat. Ile was th,e son elf the date
jussph Dutton, and was born in .I3yr-
on, Westminster. Ont. Deceased was
at one time id' business as p; dirty
goods xnrohant in St. Marys. In 1877
he came to this city and .conducted .o.
merchant tailoring establishment and
later a dry goods business, which he
sold out and became the manager of
uptown retail store of the Stratford
Clotthing Company, whichposition, he
was forced, to relinquish 'owing toihis
painful malady. His brothers and sis-
Oars eere Mr. E. T. Duftein, gofiStrat--
ford, Mr. John F. Dutton, of Mitchell
Mrs, If. DoTroan, of Marlette, Mic(h.,
and Mrs. R. L. Young, or London.
Mr. W. 3. Mooney, of Straitfordoho.d
L11,1B recut finger of his right hanclibad-
ly lacerated. Friday m,ortning as, a; re-
sult of hawing his hand caughtlfn a
autveirizing m111 While in operation, at
the Mooney factory. The flesh was
badly Loon and 11; is .very' . fortunate
that the hand was not also injured.
A ;pretty weiklinsg took piece arttlihe
riesiellgte pf Mrs.. Ritz, 'MiIsihefl, retia
Wedlnle,sday evefaring lest al. 8 o'elook,
wizen heir son, Mr.:Goo. Ilitz.twaserri-
lted in marriage, to 'Mies
&ean, ho WI of Shrtetford.. Rev, . J.
Geo. Spilman,.of Stratford, performed
blue oClitzmiony in the pr.eetearce ofronly
[5 :immediate ,relatives and friends.
There died in Morning ton- on Thurs-
day, Sopleenherr 3rd, Mrs. Mary Ann
Lrevnin, wilictow cif the 111,11. tWln. Len-
nin, aiged: 90 ythlrs, '4 rnbrillbii tied .e2
(lags. The Tleirciatims were interred in
thea malkodfloi: 'cemetery. Mil verLen.
Miss ,13essie II. Steele, Chica'g'o
yeuxiVest. daughter of iiev. 11. D.
Steele, ineumbent of Port St malty, leas
O *cep WY:1; (he positiOnf Of tl ,,of
Lane liotspital, San Erancisco, at the
heed of thirtysix nursos, at a .zhfand-
some salary.
Whalen
Mr. and Mrs, Stamp who have sbei,t
the past summer in England are the
guests of Mr. Wni, Gunning as is also
Mr, Alfred Gunning of Uncle Sam's
Domain,
The fanners in this locality have
been unable to get their usual fall
ploughing accomplished owing to the
very dry weather. While generous
showers have fallen in all directions
within a few miles of here, yet we are
passed by with merely a sprinkle.
•••••••••, ,fteal••••1••
Thames Road
'
A. quiet wedding took place at the
residence of Mr. Paul Madge, Thames
Road, when his neice, Miss Mabel
Madge, daughter of the late S. Madge
was united in marriage to Mr. Wesley
Balfoar, a well to do and prosperous
farmer of this locality. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. 0. Fletcher
and was a quiet one owing to the re-
cent bereavements in the families of
the contracting parties. Mr. and
Mrs. Balfour will reside on his tine
farm on the Thames Road.
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Centralia
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Dog days—heat intense !
Nearly all vacation visitors have
gone, Some not vacation visitors
have also gone. Dame Rumor could
tell sortie wonderful tales.
Crowds upon crowds have the
Western Fair fever, The love of
travel and sight seeing has spread like
the fragrance of a flower, and the vil-
lage day by day is as quiet as on a
Sunday.
During the past few days property
has been changing hands. Mrs. Bow-
slaugh has sold her house and lot, also
Mr. Vail has sold his handsome brick
residence, all fine prices.
Fl. B. Hutton. X. D., left this week
for Port Colborne, where be intends
to practice.
Usborne Council
rr.ketlftrat-..
Council met Sept 5th. All the mem-
bers present. rhemmutes of the July
meeting were read and approved.
The following rates were levied for
the current year: county rate 1.5 mills
on the dollar; township rate 2-5 mills
on the dollar; general school rate .81
mills on the dollar, and the amounts
requhed by the trustees of the several
school sections were ordered to be
levied and collected with the other
rates.
The Scott Drain was finally passed
and an order issued in favor of the
Treasurer of the township of Hibbert
for $369.50 being Usborne's share of
the cost of said drain as per engineer's
estimate.
Accounts amounting to 8134.90 were
passed and orders issued in payment.
Council then adjourned to meet
0, t. 3rd at one o'clock.
F. MORLEY, Clerk.
Sexsmith
The slaters have finished roofing
Mr. Gould's new house.
Mrs. Palmer of near Kincardine
visited her mother, Mrs.P, Henderson j
this week.
Mr. P. O'Brien of Woodbam, called
on friends here a few days ago.
Mr. C. H, Russell, son of Wm. Rus-
sell, who left last month for Regina,
N. W, T., reports himself well pleased
with that country,
Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Northcott of St.
Marys, visited among friends here last
week. Mr. Northcott intends moving
from St. Marys to Stratfoi d. where he
has secured a position on the Grand
Trunk railway.
Mrs. George Geddes who was re-
cently confined to her room is, we are
pleased to note, able to he around
again.
Mrs, Wm. Northcott and Mrs. Rog-
er Northcott left on Monday last far
an extended visit among friends at
Toronto and in Ontario county.
Quite a number from here are at-
tending the Western Fair this week.
Miss B. Brown of Detroit, is at pres-
ent the guest of Mrs. William Camp-
bell.
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ranSimile Sitiature of
NEW -YORK.
Bears the
Signature
of
El n
For 'Iotir
Thirty Years
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
,r/'S
YORK CITY.
Portland Cement
viE7E HAVE just received a. teuan-
VV tity of the best grade of Port-
end cement
can be had at either Centralia or
Exeter Storehouses.
WANTED
WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY
Fm• which full market prices will be
paid at storehouses,
EXETER,
CENTRALIA,
AND CLANDEBOYE.
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JOS. COMILEDICK
GRAIN CUTTING IN THE WEST
It is estimated that 90 per cent. of
the grain is cut in Manitoba and sixty
percent. in the territories. In South-
ern Manitoba considerable threshing
bas been done. The intermittent we,
cool weather, which retards crop rip-
ening and prerents stack drying out
enough to thresh, has delayed cutting
and threshing. There has been frost
in some localities but reports from
those places indicate that the damage
is mach less than anticipated. The
chief difficulty however. is the wet,
weather, which prevents the farmers
getting on with their work and which
11 14 continues, will discolor the grain
and cause some sprouting.
Weather reports from various points
in the province show wet and ex•
tremely disagreeable weather every-
where. Saturday heavy rain fell in
Winnipeg all day, accompanied by
wind and slight snow in some places,
is reported to he general in Manitoba.
Threshing operations and deliveries
of grain will be seriously interfered
WI lb.
Human Nature
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"Mike," said Plodding Pete, "what
would yon do if you was to wake up
an' find yoursel a railway president,'
"1 dunno" rinse erecl Meandering
Mike"Ilurnan nature is human nature
1 s'pose I'd git mercenory an' begin to
worey Omit all de rides I've been
beating de company out of."—Wash-
ington Star.
WANTED'
A man to represent "OANADA'si
GREATEST NURSERIES" in the town of -
EXETER
and surrounding country, and take-.
orders for
OUR HOY SPEGU1LTIES,
in Fruit Trees, Small Fruits,
Ornamentals, Shrubs, Roses,
Vines, Seed Potatoe s, &c.
Stock true to name and free from San
Jose Scale. A. permanent position for
the right man on either salary' or'
commission.
Stone & Wellington.
FONTHILL NURSERIES'
over 800 acres
TORONTO, = ONTARIO
To get that appetizing,
brown appearance and out-
side crispyness on roasts of
lamb, beef, etc.—to keep
their goodness in them they
must be basted. In'the old
style stove this necessitated
reaching into the hot oven
and moving the hot, heavy pan and holding it in the front of
the oven while it was basted. A tedious performance' with
unsatisfactory results. The draw -out oven rack of the
Imperial Oxford
Range
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makes basting a simple and
successful operation. Draw the
handle in front of the oven for-
ward and therack brings thepan
and its contents out of the oven
where it may be thoroughly
basted with the greatest ease.
The Imperial Oxford Range
lessens the labor of cooking and
insures the most successful
results.
Call at one of our agencies or write
for the Imperial Oxford leaflet.
The Gurney
Foundry Co.
Limited
Toronto
Montreal, Winnili)ed
Vancouver
SOLD BY T. HAWKINS & SON
ALL
THE
USEFUL
Branches are taught in the F. C. B.
COLLEGE. Our students are , not
guaranteed nice jobs, but after a
course in this College 11 will be
No Trouble for Them to Hold
Any Position,
'We aid them, if possible to obtain
employment. btt we first equip them
to mnintain tbe high reputation this
school has stequired.
J. W. WESTERVELT;
Principal.
and
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50 YEARS°
EXPERIENCE
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