HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1904-2-4, Page 4There's nerve nourishment in Blue Ribbon Tea.
There's rest for tired brains and worn-out bodies. There's
for impoverished blood.
The most delicate and fragile leaves of the tea plant are in
tea—that's why it is so fragrant and aromatic.
Blue Ribbon Tea invigorates the faculties --makes the mind
ear, gives new zest to living.
e Ribbon
Te
40c. Pifttv."be
fo
The Moisons Bank f' lees: leLLES.
anceeporatee by Mt of Parliement WO)
Treed tretece.)do Area
Iorelee4 -- $5.000,004
1 peed ttO /2,Kei,4e,
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edges in Ontario, quebee, Alberta.
BrttiIi Columbia arel Manitoba.
EXETER 131U2011
OpezEvery Lawful Day from 19 a. m.
to .3 p. no; except
aturdays, 10 a. m. to 1 en ut.
Fatmers Sale Notes caeheti or col-
lected. Forme supplied on application.
Ltrafte on all pohats in the Dominion.
-67-nat Britain and United States
boughtnailii sold at lowest entes a
ex •bage.
SAVINGS D.E.L'ARTMENT.
Deposits of $1.1110and upwards eeceiv-
ed. Iriterest coropdunded half yearly,
Mad added to principal June 30111 and
Deeenilier Stet. Deposits Receipts also
issued and highest canna rate of
intereet allowei.
liedvarees tnake to farmer, stock
dealets and business rimn at lowest
rates and on most favorable feriae.
.Agents at Exeter for Dominion
Government.
Irreeteetret 'CARLING. N. I). RUP-DON,
sorecorons attaLlOnn
=viler
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111f5
Calendar for February 1904
StretnAT...
7 14 21 8
1 8 15 22 29
TtEsDAT......... 2 0 10 23
CVMeetEsneer. 3 10 17 21
Terafeenex....... 4 /1 18 25
Fineuxo 5 12 10 26
8ArtineelAT........... 0 18 20 27
11•1•1001=011.06.19...... ..141.111011•01.0•010.111.11M0.11.1001•11.01•011mte
A prolific cause of Piles is the use
f cathartics aud pale a a. drasticevie
lent' nature.
; Followed by e teeection en account
!of the xostuoue. dryitee properttes they
fountaire
There are other eauses but no mate
Lie r went the eauee or what the kind
of Piles, Dr. Inenba.rdt's ReneeRoid
cleat be :se:v.1 upon to eure-ntostay
Pureed.
It'a nal interaal remedy that re
-
moven tate eau se oe Bleeding, Itching,
or Suppurating Pilee.
A, guarantee gees oath eaolt package
certtalaing a mmUtl.t'S treatment.
It oat; be obteined for LOU$at drug
gists.
Limed En S
Pm11.11N01.11...
York C'enuaiesion merchan
Ils •the prese thie, "I sew a big
fit iu eggs when at the ripe age
,19 years -1, not the, eggs. If :they
could only be preserved a year!, I
could 'buy 'en: at 6 eerde a dozen
in 'May and sell 'exu at 35 'cents
in January. 1 lte.ard a lot about
liming eggs, reed preeently. all my
savings were invested in barrels oe
lima lead rreell as. 1 worked in
the etable eights packing the eggs
in the lime, a loyar ar eggs and it
layer of lime. I think 1 must have
put up about 1,000 dozen. Tbrenerap-
ty oat bins were 'used to hold ninon
and 1 nailed down thelids and for
got lbem. tbo followieg 3tanuarly
the 'price touched 52 cents and 1 pre-
pared lo sell out. But soma leaknin
the roof got the best of me, The lime
had eurned to cement, and I had Ito
extract each egg witle es mallet and
chisel! That was my last egg corn-,
er.
T El E EVILS OF CONSTIPATION ARE
TIltiRSDAY, FEBRI.T.A.RY 4tb, 1904
Conservative vs Liberal Ministers
_,.e.reree,veene-`24—,teennoereineen.
ttaservaliva party may well
feel emoted of the ineeretrity or the
men, who for yee.rsleld cabinet pos-
itions under deffernet ,Conserene vo
premiere. They were not few, but
'among the many there is not one who
can he to -day reckonenns a wealehy
men. Sir Jchn A. Macdonald and.Sir
'e1 knonn an the exee
is to kreene-eseaele iable--ture. Mrs. M.
2r-`e•reire-se,or stony illountain, Man. says
("Dr. ilamileon's leis are juee the
thing. They go right to work, at once
I use only Dr. liarailton's Pills."
Price 25c per box.
Jean (Thompson left behind thearreite
tie or this worldes goods. . Polities
did not result in their enrichment.
,Their confreres who survive.have been
forced Lo refiirrt to business life poor-
er men than wherethe.y left it. They
are to be :found laboring in the vine-
yard bearing; the. Alie.at oe the dayeall
wer e.-,,ereeoetogoes ,to show, that any
were true to the trust reposeed ixi
thena. But how about their sue,
tee,sors? In the bietory b.f. any tee:to--
eminent have riches to so %quickly
to its members, as.to sorne of those
in the Laurier cabinet,. The Premier
himself accepted a prestert t of a cool
e100,000, Hon Clifford Sifton, abank
rapt in 1896, and a millionaire in 1903.
And thee- are not the •only fortunates.
There are others toewhora fortunes
have come with power.
For coughs, colds, bronchitis,
asthma, weak throats, weak
lungs, consumption, take
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
her.ry
ect ra,
Always keep a bottle of it in
he house. We have been •,
saying this for 60 years, t:nd
So have the doctors,
,"Iliare. used. Ayer's Cherry Poeteral In my
D7 40 yerirs. Xt 1 Ihe hest medicine
n rho, world, I rtnot:, for n,..1 threat and !rag ;
roubles.".
,74.0;$. T. 1. ncin1 7"2th 2-st,
250,50C—F4.0ar
All 'itrugf'i• 112 Jorel
Daily ne
ary.
natur
r see el
BY-ELECTIONS, FEBRUARY 9th
Weits were issued at Ottawa on
Thursday, 21s1. inst., for Federal. by --
electrons in Queen's "West, St. John
City, Bruce East and I.ambtort East
Nominations will be held .= Tuesday,
February Rh. and polling one week
fetter The first two were held by
Liberals and the other two by the
Opposition. lion. Donald Farqu-
harson, deceased, sat for/Wase Queens
and .A. G. Blair for St. Johns. Mr.
Cargill, deceased was member for
Bast Bruce and Mr..1 Oliver Simmons
deceased :for Bast .Lambton.
It is altogether proba.blerthat the
other four by-elections, all of which
are in the Province.. of Quebec, will
be brought on at .the same date. All
these 'vacations are Liberals- --St-
jeon.es' :Division of Montreal, Roche-
laga, St. Ifyacinthe„ and Montmagny.
land will not expira until about Christ
mas, 1005. The Liberals are free to
bold on until that time and have two
A BLOATED ST014.IACII.
Distension and pains from eaulletesti
on are cured quickeydby Nerviline.
When you get an attack of stomach
trouble ,takee a. stiff dose of Nerviline
which is perfectly- harmless bat mar-
vellously quiek in affeetbagra lasting
cure, was once takieri111 with stom
ach (trouble" wiites Edward'agmll,
of +Rochester. "1 was in ; g-rcat pain
and 'distress but half a tien.‘4pooriful; ol
Nervilille fixed me upin a fesv, min-
utes. I can reeommend Nerviline for
sick headache and cearape and consid-
er it an Invaluable:household remedy
Try it yourself. Price 25a,
The present parliament at Ottawa
110'11S ClCoted on November,7111, 1900,
more sessions.
13y tile death o,r the hue my,
,
Charles 'Remain there passes rIcway
_
one, or Ole lie,st 'known and bt!likied,
individualities in Toronto ,Ind onc
ivhose ii.ko,ness o the late ,ar. John
Macdonald Avus noheeil by everyone
who had es-er seen both these men.
The lat. e Arr. Colini C'antpbell, or
f coo uoZq., in his will dime ted
E X E
INN:lit011tEE. Lker-Pilb.
MI the Dews of Intvrest to
Imes :Readers Happening
n these Counties.
Goderich elevator has 400,000 busli--
els of grain in Re bins.
Rev. & MeKay bas resigned the pas -
lora te of (he Luck now preeteeterian
churth
The promotion of Major W. 'routes;
to be lieutenant -colonel and to com-
mand ehe 33rd regintent has been
gazet tad.
The ice ou the Leke at Coderiele is
said to exten.d ten: intlee from the
shore, and old raarinora say the big
ice field means a late openine, of navi-
gation.
elteJames Ifogg, one Of the early
settlers or MeKellop township, is dead
at the age of•70 years. Dr. J. J.
Scott, of Snaforth, is a brother-in-
law a the deeeaeed, and Mrs. J.
Scott, of Clinton, is a sister.
.Not one in twenty are free front
atone little ailment caused by inaction
ciC the liver. ltese. Carter's Lietb Li
ver Pills. Tbe result wit/ be a please
t eurpriee. Theo give positive, re..
lklt-
e W. J. Smith died Ulla resi-
dence o trs. Jo1*n:51111s. in Bullet t on
Monday ntobt, lie had been sertously
ill for inveral days with pueumonia,
which Ives the cause, a his death. Far
be past two years he had chargeof
the farm work on Mre. Mills' farm.
On Weduestlay of last week.
Dgement, of Clinton, and Mine
5.9arpine daughter af Mr.
Henry :qurphy, or Goderielt townsleip,
were united in marriage. The eeree
ntony wee performed at Ibrectory.
fSeatartio by Rev. Rural. Dean Hed-
gers.
Mr. John Barr, tne well-known live
stock mare of Ifullett, was awarded
the silver medal offered by the Cana-
dian Bank or Connueree for obtaitting
tbe greatest number or live etock prLs
es at the Goderich fall fair last Senn -
ember.
The medal. is aleauty and
M. Barr is "%Try. proud or it.
The death or Potec Uciewen, oGude
ride an Wednesday, or last week
will bn It::ar(1 with regret by his many
friends in lettron. all of 'whom jetzt
in sympathy with 113 widow and
members or the faraily in their sad
bereavement. Derease-d who was a
brother or Mr. Geo. Mclinven, of lien.
„sell, was in his 04 year.
Mr. John 113bl:irk, of le:ettforile met
with an unfortunate accident on Tues
day, uhich will likely lay him up for
a -while.. Ile was belping to take a
load of wood into a yard in town
when the sleigh upseteralling on him
and crushing him. which resulted in
the breaking of two or his ribs. Mr.
Ilobkirk was just nicely reeoverinn u
from, et broken leg.
Or Jao. 4t11. Ate. 'Wm. Cole, of Kin
loss, met with an accident thin newt
Led in Isis death. 11E.• climbed. up on
the seaftold to throw down eomo hay -
and fell through it Lo 'the barn floor,
a distance of fitteen feet. Ilo nutter -
ed intense agony for three elays:when
he passed away. Me. Cole, was in his
85t1I year and was exceedingly vigor-
ous and cuergette.
The farmers around Blythho.vo
adopted a eimple contrivance: for
levelling the track for each sleigh run
r ton width of 14 inches. It is made
by attaching a niece( or plank to the
front reeve on each side so that it acts
Lreoldboard oe a plow, This
makes a hard exetle, does away with
pitch holes and preteireo the horses
from crowding as they -have ‘4 ealeoth
hard itrack to travel on. This
work well if adopted at. the beginning
at winter,
The suit of the Gurney Founery
Company- against the Weelern. Foun-
dry ,Company. of Winghame claiming
819,000 damages, will be tried at. ;the
Civil Assizes next week. Mr.E. A.
PerVtern;.e.t, acting for the- Gurney
Company has applied for a special
jury to be selected from the. grand
jurors. This ensures a jury, of sup2r-
ior intelligence, and is only slectired
non the applicant putting up 8150
security for the cost, of such epee-.
The Gurney ,people claim that the
Wdgterv Foundry Company alienate
ed the service of eight.) -apprentices
by offering there better wages.
The octette broke their indentures
and went over to the rival company,
somll of them, it' is said, bein.g stilt
employed there, Mr. .33 A. •Fostex
will represent the defendants at the
trial of the suit.
The following adventiserneret ape,
peered in the Daley Colonist, of Vict-
oria, ;British Columbia, oe Jan. 5; "I
will give $1000 to any party or-pagt-
les who will furnish information to
Andrew Ferguson, or the -undersigned
that will lead to the finding of David
Ferguson, dead or alive, who was lust
seen at the Dominion hotel, Victoria,
on December 19t1I„. 1900.". This nor
Lice is signed by dm chiefof police of
Victoria, and it is -added that Mr. Fer
guson is not wanted f.f)1*-any offence:.
The advertisement also' has an excel.
Get the Most
Out of Your Food
You don't and can't if yOur stemach
is weak. A weak stomach does mit di-
gest all that is ordinarily taken into it.
It gets tired easily, and what it fails to
digest is wasted.
Among the signs of a weak stomach
are uneasiness after eating, fits of ner-
vous headache, and disagreeable belch -
)2,„.
"I have been troubled with dyspepsia for
years, and tried every remedy I beard of,
but never got anything that gavo me relief
until I took Rood's Sarsaparilla. I cannot
praise this medicine too highlyfOr Elle"6-ood
it has done me. 'I always ta1;e 11 in the
espringand f,:w
all and ould not be wittiallt
W.
it." NtroErfr, BenevnJe,
ood
ci2,000 be i.pad the prol/tn , l th Srangthns and tone g the . riaeb and
•
cry
" • 8nceEtS,,SIOn duties ,9n. 1115 Q1LJC,' IId 110t 1 61e Whole.digeStive'systerd,.
reach aid( amburit,
That's what you need; some.
thing to cure your biliousness,
and regulate your bowels, You
need Ayer's Pills. Vegetable.
gently laxative. tar,',,b71.4:z
Want your tnoustache or beard
a beautiful browner rich black? we
BaCKINGHAM'S DYE
ran elit. .X• HAIL* C0,11.115=
lent likenese at the eeaung man. Mr.
Ferguson is •a• native on Buren coun-
ty, being- a son of Mr. elaleinm Per.,
gluon, late of Grand Bend, and a
nephew of Mr. David Moore. of F14--
mondrille. Ile bad heezt in British
Columbia. for some timaand was ex-
tensively engaged in raining there. LIO
visited his uncle in Belinondville about
three years ago this winter.
The new county eouncil, bill passed
at •the laet session ot the Ontarioleeis
latero gives counties the option of re-
turning to the former, system by
which eaett municipality would be di-
, redly represented at UM county court-
' eit board, of continuinw the system
now in voeste, by which the cool:anis
I formed iel,to divisiont, neck alerting
4 two members. The new bill saye that
1 the tows shalt each be repreeeoted,
1 by their mayor. and Me villages and
townslupe each by their reeve. The
present syetera has not been satiefac-
ry tso far aulIttron mute" isl eon-
ned. There has been aelacle of in-
t in the remrese,ntation at the
ousel y council board duringe tbe last
eight years. Thisl acknees did' not
ail previously. A return to tluesyse
tem giving direct representation to
elen municipality would be more eau
-
able, and would give both the county
couneil and the municipal council a
gest end an intelligent; grasp of
!tent neede and internees Which does
not now prevail.
Middlesex
Me. Coo. NeefeeQ Liuean, ;County
Councillor, was elected warden nf' the
county by a 'majority: of one over
eouneillor
Tim weil-known farm of 31.r. Geo.
Williarne, at the 1st conconsion of Me-
Gillivrity, bee been purchased by etr,
Edward N. Mara, of Claude:hose.
To be frea from sick headaehe,
lousnens. C011aiseftli011, etc., use Care
ter's Little Liver l'ills. Strict, lee veg-.
etable. They geutly stimulate thrii-
ver and free the stomach from bile.
The Parkhill Conservative eke -vette-
-lion has elected the following officers
for 1904 ;—President, Thos. Mareladery
sr.; secretary, B. V. Donnelly; trette-
urer, Thos. Magladery, jr. Vice—pre-
sident for different wartle:—Ward No
1, N. erePliee; ward No. a, W. F. Jam
ieson; Ward No. 3, Jenatiltan
The committee appointed by the
seneol Board, of Park,hill, to make
arrangements for tbe renting of type-
writing maciiines for unit; the Com-
mercial department or (be Iiigb
Sehool have, we understand 'arrnaged
to lease four Underwood machines,
they .to have the rental applied on the
,purehase price if theeedecide to ouy
them at the end of the year.
Wednesday evening, Mr. Jon Gleas-
on, an esteemed resident of Parkhill
was suddenly seized with a strange ill
ness, and de.spite everythin,g that
could be done, he died in liftenamin-
utes.heart disease being pronounced
the cause. Um. Gleaeon, who was 67
year or age lived almost all his live
in that vicinity having been a resident
et Clandeboye for many years, . gend
subsequently moved to the 7th or Me.
Gillivray from thence to Parkhill.
Ax AsTaztzvrtos &Tara TO LD
•••••••••••••
Sleepless ,nigh Es, suffoca Ling ten-
sations, difficult to even' breathe. "I
can scarcely describe all I sutfered
'from aallona," wrieen iters. "E. SP.
Cavanaugh, of Colborne. "Spasms of
coughing would come on that made
me. weak. Nothing did me env good
until I used the fragrant, healing Ca—
tarrhozone. I am delighted to re-
commend this remelt.- which cured
1110 of chronic asthma: after scores of
good ,physicians had given ma up. Ca
tarrhozone is better for Asthma, giv-
es quicker relief than'any re.medy I
know of. My curio is sa perfect one
Try Catarrhozone, it nnever fails to
coca :asthma. Comiplete outfit :;,‘"1.00,
trial 'size, 25e.
Perth
The Conservative Convention of
South Perth announced for Feb. 41h,
has again been postponed.
Chairman Gibe,- of St. MarYs hes the
thanks of many pedestriauathere for
the thoughtfulness in having toothed
harrows drawn over the slippery side-
walks.
Ma% Alonzo Marstba, near St.:Marys'
has sold his farm to Mr. Logan of
the Mitchell Road. The price is un-
derstood to bc in'the neighborhood Of
S7,000
The Commercial Travelerts' ASso--
eta tion will lay a complaint a(ga.tris,t
the proprietors oE the Windsor and
the Central hotels, St. Marys nefore
the Board of License, Commissioners
for &nth Penth.
Mr. Chas. Riehardlson, of SI, Marys
met with a painful accident one day
last week. A. big bar of iron feli on
his foot niuk.inlg• te bad bruise.. No
bones were brok.en. Re -svaalunable to
1183 that member for some days
A Man's wife should always '',be it,bo
seine, especially to her husband, but
if she is weak- and nervous, and uses
Carters Iron Pills, she cannot be, for
they make her "feel like a different
person,"so they all say, and their hus-
bands say so tool
• There died on Thursday 21st inst.,in
SLVNtrord, Mr. John McCulloch, born etreaesseeteeeeesesereemeeeeeeee-ele.---------
in the, town or omagil, county, Tyronc;
Ireland, on May 26[11,:1837liis fath-
er was several Limes iVla,you or Strad -
ford, and was at one 11rne by far the,
a,rges landed.' pr op ri t or in.and a-
bout FN"tra,tiford,
-There died in St ra Laird, laqt iveek
Kr. Jelin MCCIIlleeh., eile CT the,
e1a.:310 ell y's oldest residents, aged
Iabout 70 yeers. Deceased WaS P.t
one ehne one of the most nrominent
citizens ,or that city, and was well
'known as au excellertt aucticneer.
111)091exy was the eause of death.
'While passing over the,
bridge" Stratford, Stratford, reematly, J. Iding-
ton saw a Bette girl clinging
to an ice blockwilere the Whyte Pork
Packing Co. are cutting, ice in Lake
Victoria. Mr. Alex, FAUSOIL "Waiat to
the, rescue and pulled the child to saf-
ety-. She was too benumbed to speak
and would have perishediin a few mo-
ments. The lee gave way' with her at
a treacherous spot where the dritted
suow had concealed itsdreacherous na
t ure.
James lia.slett, an old resident of
Thorndale, was found frozen to death
in his litLle home in that village ou
Friday night last. iiaslett had pro-
bably been dead since some time the
night previous. .Neighbers nattered
that uo smoke was coming from his
house (chimney, and taat having seen
him 'about suspected that soraething
was wrong. Au entrance to(the. cot -
t age was made and liasiett's was
found frozen stiff, lying, in the centre
of :the living room.
The Se, Uary ' 5 newspapers defend
the hotellicepers there who' wr4, un-
der the severe diepleasuro of a party of
Londoners and ()there who„ half -nary
ing atter a long trarop from a snow -
tailed tralet made a vain attern pt to
secure refreshment at the Stone!. Town
hotels. Says the Journal;—"At both
the 'Windsor and Central where thee -
cancel Or brealetast the dining roorne
liad been kept open till after 10
o'clock that Interning, as there vere
luny other storta-bound tra.vellers be -
;Ades the entrty from • the London
train. at both betels new coal had
just been put on tbe ranges and
tbere was no but water and breakfust
ceuld not possibly have been served
at a moment's notice. Tlie travellers
were referred to restaurantm under
the circumstances."
POSSIBLY YOUR W Fie
Doesn't 'look as yo tinge -tint oretty
as the used to. ID her cheeks areleols
w end pale. D. she is tired and nen.
coos the needs Perrozono, which is
timed for restoring the bloom at
health ,to sickly girls and women.Com
pteion quickly becomes rosy, spirits
rise amt strength, inereasen
Health and vigor will soon return to
your Wife or daughter if Ferrozonnis
taken. It's the best tonic made, and
cost SOc at drteggietn,
The!General Manager shows wl
the Grand Trunk has done
General Mttnager Itays, or the
Grand Trunk,' has writ ten...Crone Mon-
treal to the ,press concerning the uni-
versa complaint about tbeir train
service. Iie says that theeprosperity
of the eountry bas -brought about
periocl or constantly increasing Ira
fie extending over the past six years
teeth Auceevaing, year railing* for in -
el facilities in the way of ad-
iti aatel, sidiogs and station tracks,
beerier bridges, and more ears end
engines, all in o. much greater ration
than it has been •possible to lin-
mecliAto4' provide even when.using
their best endeavors and growling
money freely for the .purpose named
Within the period named the G. T. 11,
has topent Ite says on new eteel
bridges, of a typo. designed to ear-
ry the largest or modern engines,
$4,000,000; they have construeted 132
miles or additional second' track in
Canada; tbey nave built 335 miles
of additional sidings; they; have add-
ed 11,723 new freight cars, 127 new
passenger ears, and 208 engines to
their equipment at a cost or $10,..
399,565; and for this purpose have
not only kept their own shops tilled
to the Cullest capaeity, but have
ordered from outside shops paying
upon s.ucla importations tho large
duty :required. The company has been
very liberal in its 'expendetures, he
says, for improved station buildings
both passenger and freight, with tee
result. that. 95 new passenger and 49
new freight buildings have bean can
seructeci while 1,480 have been re-
modelled entirely*, or considerable ex-
penditure made thereon.
As to the criticism that these ex-
pextditures have all been made on the
main lines, and that the side lines
or branches have ree'dived but flit-
tle, if any benefit therefroxn, he
argues that until the:main lines are
fitted toreceive increased branch
traffic, it is useless to greatly en-
large the branch line. a.ccommoda
Lion, . as congeetion would follow.
STANDARD
OF THE
INORLD
ese -want
Mize Ielutl You Regeee Always Bought, and 'Which has been,
27.Sei fOr over 30 years, has borne the, signature of
and. has beennladeunder his per,.
sonalsupervision since its infancy.
0,1=4r- , w.-c•ftejg AllOW110 one to deceive you ist
4.7.1 Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just -as -good" are lent
tilxperiments that trifle with and endanger the health or
znihritS I chuaren—Bx.periettee against Experintente
hat is CASTORIA
Casteria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
r,orie, Drops and Soothing Syrups, It is rleasant. It
(GT.:taw:I neither Opizure, 'Morphine nor other Wareotie
1.:-,'.stanee. Its age is its I,),,3mrantee. It destroys Worms
;ssIallays Peverishaess. It cures Diarrheea and Wind
U relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flittaleney. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stonnuit. am1 Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Chilar.:,*.res Panacea—The Mother's Vrieutt.
niquINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind Yoll Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
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 hat 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 drai,v.out oven rack of the
mperial Oxford
Range
makes basting a simple and
successful operation. braw the
handle in front of the oven for-
wardand the rack 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 cooldng and
insures the most successful
results.
Call atone of our agencies or write
for the Imperial Oxford leaflet.
The Gurne7
Foundry Co.
LlmftGd
Toronto
Montreal, Winnipeg artat
Vancouver 1
....01101101.0.•esamimaimmomm.
For Sale by T. HAWKINS & SON, Exeter.
The heavy work in progress in main
lines has disturbed branch line con-
tractions, he admits. When to 'this
condition of affairs he added the in-
creased traffic, intensified bet a
period of more than usually severe
weather, the situation becomes rdore
aggravated, and it esexot unnatural
that unsatisfactory service is the
result. It may be thab the situa-
tion is worse on the Grand Trunk
Railway lines than one other rail-
ways in Canada, bat if this should
be the case it is readily answered
by the very much greater tonnage
laandled on the Grand ,Trunk Rail-
way and the greater number oe trains
run in Ontario than upon any oth-
er system. "I feel quite sure that
the publiki will recognize that the
oettetals and employees of the corn-
,pany ars devoting their entire time
exchisively to the business of the
company, and are actuated by
no other desire than that of giving
the best service posstble under the pre
waling conditions. Fortunatly the
heavy expenditure before referred to
have put tut in a position where we
can now, while still continuing the
work of imp rovements on the main
lines, turn our attention to doing
more for the branch lines, in the
matter of better equipinentr and im-
proved train service.
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EXETER -Ai A II1c.:ETS
Wheat per bushel] .... 74 t o 76
Oatsrew . . 25 to 26
Barley ,:... 80 to 37
Butter 18
Eggs ..... 20
Wool .... 14 o 14.,
Pork live weight .,..$5,00 so 35-00
Pork 1)/ essed, .... 50 tDiuh
$0.0
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Chick vn
Clubbing Rates for1909, 1904
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Times and Toronto Daily News.,. 1.8t
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