HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1904-2-11, Page 4The Englishman's idea of breakfast is a healthy one,
'roast, jam and tea --a ehop mebbe—just enough food for the
mach to assimilate properly—the warmth of the tea to draw
the blood to the stomach and assist digestion.
Blue Ribbon Tea is t1 daintiest and crispiest leaves of the
ea plant.
It is pure tea—free of tannia—appetizing and nutritious.
Trv the Red Label Brand for your breakfast:,
,
esdon Te
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cartel taapaid op)
Itteterve Feed
altanchee in Ontario,
Bvittehteolueelda and Neel
EXI2TER ERANCH
ful Day from 10 a.
p. M.; except
10 a. ne. to I p.111.
ensiled oy
on application.
n the DOM111.0131.
VIAltI'Ll States
Li lowest rates a
Bank
$4.4:491.0t
4'1,720, 7
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d upwards e-eceiv
totaled half yearly,
c Jure E01111 and
,pts Itoccipts also
current rate or
ee o farmers, stock V
at ss awn at lowest'
ates atid cn roost favorable terms.
Agents at Exeter for Dominion
Government.
VICE8ON fe CARLING, N. D. itunDozz,
4otarrrors. zdAtc.a.urs
11 *liter n
Calendar for February 1SO4
'7 14 21
MONDAY I 8 15 22
TrzeDAY 2 9 Id 23
VirEDNESDAY... . 3 10 17 24.
TattinsetAT4 11 IS 25
- 5 12 19 2.3
Soatrani.T......, 0 13 20 27
THURSDAY. FE
th,11
THE FIRST SHOT
110, first blow Las been struck i
the Var Eve( saatt hoe Pilletelor
iavdefficiency. rueust re-.
nand of. seas or he
n t th. etttset.
eh
n
7
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yes
wood...del
nts in the
o strain.
rion that
1 which in
onsight
Altitouz,it
?iv color
C)C,5
d by
and
-
appearaue
materially irei.
surrounding t
ati to odd
later
th re of the eaas is given
'avr: Peckham Murray In Lb
th Ragee. The 118;.ul 1,45S•
;hat merite epeeiel
HJ EXET
IDDIE$EX,PERTII
MI the xrws af interest to
Tintes Readers Happening
..
in these Counties.
Huron
Dr, 1. i. Cooper, of e la i, Wa'S
40PQinted exrand Superintendent 0
Huron district at the Grand Octal/ter
r dloyal arch Masozis. held ill. Urall-
tO last week.
The ItVfoleorae Book at Clinion.
ex.pet to OCeopy their new
premises tAboUt th-;A 1st of Uareb,
ts institution bas !Rork ostablIsbod
at Clinten, for 25 yeare,
I'. T. Dean, or Clietoo, on Wednes,
ey last while elearino awaY in a cot.'
r or his cellar, found ;a well grow -
stock ot potatoescand a the
root some fairly well developed tubers
from ono to two inches lortg,
Z.,frs,
Cas. Steit da or mules ()bin
, writes- 1 kavc, us •4 every retue • Or
sit* ba4dacike I could hear or fox' rlie
joist fifteen years, but Carter's Little
Liver Pills did zue.more good titan all
'the rq-e,
1 Mr. R. IL Scoti, Ir.. and Miss Lillie
LePaarrSrOi end!, ohnoiThoowt 4.1.11abrspto,rbweL, zuenr6!
couple are welt known and popular,
a wtil recetve the hearty congratu„
" ns or a 1ar2,3 tircle ref friends.
John Eider. at Drussels, died
-ht.loaday morning. eflast weeh,
t three days* illness. IreAvas la
1 102 year, and up to a few days
before Ids death Was quitestna Xt. Hie
eyesight and :nearing Ava$ goodand
be was able to carry on an intelligent
" orn'er So t ion.
• ota the Inspector's list or ia,
tIor t1e Inspectorate of sx
fluru ip ItWt ly learn there
ebe in Ash:field, 10 in Oelbor A
i 4othdeh tp„, 13 la 1i12 in
1 $ Ls Stephen, 10 in Vsborne,
Ln Wast -Walvanosit. 9 in East Wo -
-
nosh. 2 in Dayrieldt 3 in Henson, 8
Exeter, 12 la 0 odertch public seltool
a d 0 in Collegiate. 137 teachers in
under this Inspectorate,
0 WAS'S
4t flh1 .
thi d storm period is (Tamil
the 12th and reaches from the
Oth to the 10th. Falling barometer.
atigement1 attains or rain and now
will return about dui 14th. 15th and
ltith. This perio1 will culmiwito
about the titues urlIto new Moon on
the 16th, bringing storms or a tropic-
al =tuns southward, with changes to
blizzardous features i thet levet and
north. This period le also prolonged
by the new moon on the 16th, almost
.to the reactionary storms. about
tJ ltith and 10th. If rising barom-
eter and cold wave, follow immediate-
ly atter the new moon on the 30th,
• sudden revulsion taster= conditions
wilt reappear about the.18th to 20th
These storms will also be followed by
a high barometer and cold wave about
the 20t1i to the 22nd,
Our critical friends who lovo to
dwell upon lire feet that We cover the
whole tims with our storm pealode
loin have good ()Lipari unitiee to bring
out iterogategn.oe •,leerlooe.aohis month.
lAYS
ir',Eartlx brace, or, the grov7:14-0Ter-
". -"It'.1 lequittox, begiree about the last
EtArtdia, Two °flier eight battle Iluoi of tlio month. through Ver -
shires were torpedoed on Monday in al equinox will be telt, prolonging
the vitinity or l'ort A.rthur, and une
prat. tve Let' cruiser was sunk in. lite
the rtagular storm :period causing
sporadic squalls of rain wind and
snow, and bringing some dangerous
same manner. it evideat froux the trupical storms up from the regiOns
tenor or tiw, disvatoh:..s from. St or ehe equator.
Petersburg; AM Tuesday that Russians The, last regular storm period fir
'confounded hy the suddennesa. and Vet) a - is central on the 24th, i,ts
ru r5,
extent of the. calamity, and will int-- dieturbine influence reaching from
the 22nd to thell7th. Thetfirst stag -
cleaver 10 plate a -moral stigma, on los ot this period will bring changes
japan for strikirtg before war bad to much warmer in Nve.stern parts--
figen Torrnaly doclored., Wttla that ' winds 'will thange. to. southerly and
object the Czar will declare war east exly, the barometer will fall, the
so.....ae -to make it appear that hygrometer will show increasing- hu-
lrussin has been forced into hostilities avidity and more storms cC rains
by the overt ;let of Japan. 'This' nrtY turning tic) snow on the. north side,
deceive 4 he Russian people, but it win pass eastwardly over ,the country
wit1--not delude. thetrest •or the, world from the 2-/tli th. the 27r11.
When Japan broke off diplomatic re- Ae the month goes'out generally
Int ions she officially notified- Russia heir and colder weather will prevail
that she considered herself free to in •the western ex.tremes, reaction to
lake whac steps she pleased to pro- warmer will have set m and thebar-
t eel', her interests. That was the Nu- oraeler will be falling .praparatorYtto
ivaLat a (118claraiall of war, and the reactionary storms due the first
Russia knew it. The holcInesFiand suc-
cess of Monday e three days of March.
--if-`111'"s' attack t We eke occa.sior.; to say Oiaytin that
silf•-'aks.. well fee- Japan's preparedness the last half of Februe.ry annually is
IVernal equinox, and for this season
'under the growing influence of these
alone threatening weather with spurts
of rain, snow and sleet are lia;bte' to
appear any day.
ers
Doctors first prescribed
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral over
60 years ago. They use it
today more than ever. They
Cherry.
Pectoral
rely tipen it for colds, coughs,
bronchitis, consumption.
They. will tell you how it
heals inflamed lungs.
I ;had a very bad covg,h. fer three years.
olt I tried Ayeea Cherr7„e Pectoral. acne
$ wore soc$. healedar.d tag,' eortgadropped
•
Ptr
rtmn, Gattrio entre,
WO. .T. •C. ATER 00.,
• LoyaeTI. Malan.
It. is stated that iron. Thos. Green-
way, who has tenided the fortunes of
he Liberal party in Manitoba for
nearly a quarter 02 centnry,, has
retired. He cast his last ballot in the
lAnigislaiture on lite Chabmerinin -mo-
tion at the sitting of the House on. Fab
511s. Elected by acclamation in the
to.nsi-ittaiency of twentY-
five years ago, ho bas since been re -
Un -:cc! to the House:at e'very
claL-
00 with sweeping ma jo ri Li es. is
said Mr. Greenway will contest a
oba constituency in the com-
ing Dominion elections. '
BOR/c„
3V.Itua.ry 16t1, at Brant-
, ford, -to Mr. and Mrs. A rthltr J.
S,picer .1). daughter.
B OW 'N. t. a, on re br u ry
.6[11, 1904, to Itly. and 'Mrs. Se,th'
43to \vrt, dang,, .el,
Feb,tluary
1904, , Exeter, the -1,vife of
1,Vesiey Armstrong', of a dttughter
Dr D
S.PA.:DON.-.A In,,Orsoll on 'February
801, 1001, Emma 3I.cLeod, ' beloved
1-4-4111Y15 (1°/"reS Wi.C;; of Mr, Richard cilclon., ferther-
t',„'„.)gt ",rnolliing. 3 ,
). 0 '-'•'•3
1
ti
La4Wl41 COXING AGAIN
dos believe another e
r Grippe is here, and already amp
arterzug. Tim medical Men Pre
r id of Grippe eitice Vatarrixoee
was introdeetted, and claim that
o vitt ever catch this dieeeee
Un the fro,c,,,Tant healiag va-
ttarrhosone a, few times dal-
ue kills the Grippe
ats it spreading. all
wit h eau "1,.ast unater
ad an attack or Grippe' writes 0.P
-11140:1- of St. John's. °I.bought
hozone, and got relitl in short
1 found Catarrhozone batter
tn anything else and Was cured by
Catarritoonze prevents and
Grippe, colds and catarrh. Two
ozlths' rtreatrneent, 1.007 trial SiZe
Perth
Weanesda3 evening Jtn. 20t1, the
home or Mr. and Mrs. James Heaney,
Nortb gasumpo, was tim scene or a
pleasant event, when their daughter.
Letitia, becaute the bride or ir. Thos.
III. Cardwell, of Downie.
Must not be confounded ‘vith com-
mon cathartic or purgative pills. Car-
ter's Little Livor l'ills are entirely un
like them in every' respeet. One trial
will *rove their superiority.
The Provincial T,ienu Department
lei s instrueted J. S. Coppin, of
Mitchell, inspector, to investigate the
charges of neglee t model by Toronto
a nd London travellers:agninst two St.
AThry's hot is, the 'Windsor and Grand
ral,
The many friends of arr. Robert
Berry, of Hiant,"ord who was elected
warden ot the countee last week,
wilt feel that the county dotniz" -
made an excellent choice lin seleacino
him for that position. His election
was -unanimous and never before has
a Perth Wardeu been elected for
Ids 'first year by acclamation.
Mr. Wm. J. Holmes, who, for the
past Fear has been cheese maker
for the Sebringville Cheese and
pruoitnterthCaotevitloloakaeaasiolshdoernt ilteitertat:06
twOthout the Company warn-
ing, and has not since returned. Mr.
S. 1). Casey, of Mt. Plea.sant, East
Durham, has been enagged in his
place.
Have no equal 'Asia prompt and
positive cure for sick headache, bili-
ousness, constipation, pain in the side
and all liver tnciu,b1 esk Gar ter'eLia-
tie 'Liver Pills. :Try them.
A Stratford school trustee wants
the Ontario Government to send all
publie school inspectors and high
school trustees to foreign- countries
every year "to gather knowledge
and i nspiration, so that on return--
ing they- may beger Blume , enthuse
and inspire pupils and draw forth
the latest spontaneous, original
powers wiehin." The 'gentleman
who 'proposes this bas more origin-
ality Ithan knowledige.-London Ad-
vertiser.
11 1 1 Stuffed Tip
That's the condition of many stiffer,r-•
from catarrh, especially in the morning.
Great difficulty is experienced in clear.
ing the head and throat.
• No wonder catarrh causes headache
Impairs the taste, smell and hearing
pollutes the breath, deranges the store
ach and affects the appetite.
To cure catarrh, treatment must
constitutional --alterative and tonic.
"I was 111 tor tour months with catariL
In the head and throat. Had a bad cougl,
end raised blood. I bad become dis
couraged when rny trasband bought a botti,
of Hood's Saraa-vparina and persuaded in
to try it. I advise auto take it. 11 hs.,
eared and built ma up." DUB. Elena
Dora's, West Liscomb, N. 5,
Hood's Sarsaparille
Cures catarrh -it soothes and strengt7;.
ens the mucous membrane and huili
up the whole eysteme
TI
FEIIRITA1/Y
Your Liver
k it acting well? Bowels
regular? Digestion good? If
not, remember Ayer's Pills.
The kind you have known all
your life.
Want your moustache or beard
a beautiful browner rich blank ? Vett
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
MO: 4. P., HAM CO:. WASHITA. a.
driver, St. r
Mays,. died at Ille x-ezideoce
-.A.tto Jas. Megay, the veteran bus -
on Thursday, January 28th., in his
8; li year. Ile ii adbeeit very feebtor le
40\1,-0 months and was uneoneol-
MIS for a we-ok Itefore his death. , It
L.5 .said that A.1r.,3,1c1,Cay carried the
first mail parcel everibrouglat to Sr.
Matye. It was in the form of a small
packet Of letters and Was carriPtt ii
Ins pocket along the bia;ed trail thro-
!ugh tbe woozis from Ingersoll, 14
i carried the mail from Loudon on hie
1 stage in later years aod performed' a
ehnilar service on his $t- aarys bus I
i ltue. i
'EVER
'01/AN IN POOR HEALTH
1.1aS an awful sartaggle, Lots to do.
I ell kinds of worry, meat cooteral with
10 t 4erp„ poor appgttto two rirei1
orves, Ifer only destre isTor more
rength and better health, This is
xactly what conte,s of fusittr,,,,
tthe, 2:realest tonic 'sickly women
ossibly Uso. Perroaone makes
blood tingle and grow red,. .tito
grow rosy, the eyes bright
ne invigorates the bodytievet,
streaglit anti • makes U-
s thesort
that builds,up, ir gives 04e a
re of nerve force and establishes
healthy conditions that sickness,
known. Let every woman Ilse
r ozone. Price 50e,
op
-or(
TliAT IS
COAL
• I 'MAN
Pet•haps. wa ma sou ay tik'e
ming coal a IA Etpts W
d SOM
13 OVen. now regar
to, plant a forest or t
vusg trees than to
ucalyptus aecording bsarva-
11*3
made in 4outhera Iudi by
11. tchins and Sir. A. Brantlis, pr
dures annually tit.; equivalent or tweo
(7 ton r vo4t per acre; and these
writ believe that under cultivation
tbis mid could be doubled. There are
Ln the world about eight billion acres
eE land suitable for .growing the tree
its most rapid rate, and one half
is area under forest might thus
yield, the equivalent or one hundred
tul sixty billion tons' or coal yearly
more than two Lundred Aunt eighty
ght times the world's/present eon-
unto:ion, Evidently our descendants
vitt not have to go without fuel, mu
(bo coal ruines Should give out, or if
the opera ayes of the future should de-
cide to go Q11 permanent strike,
FPS WHEN TOL; HAVE TooTtr-
Aon
That. the power of Nur value quickly
makes it's self felt. Any aching tooth
can be relieved by* Nerviline in a few
moments by tilling the cavity with
batting soaked In lierviline. Algood
au is to rob the gums witle
lino also, There isn't a single remedy
that has one fourth the pain -relieving
power of Nerviline, which acts like
magic. Nerviline bills the pain out-
right. and prevents it tram returning
You. can't beat Nervilitte for tooth-
ache or neuralgia; it's the best pain
cure made. Priee 25e.
2. 11 11.
----
-We beard a man say the other
morning that the abbreviation for
February -Feb. -moans freeze every
body, and that man looleed frozen in
los ulster. 11 was apparent that he
needed (that kind of 'warmth that
stays, the warmth that reaches from
head 'to foot, all over the bodeo. We
could have told him from personal
knowledge that Hood's Sarsaparilla gi
res permanent warmth, it invigorat-
es 'the blood and speeds it along' thro-
ugh artery and vain, and really fits
men and women, boys and girls, to en-
joy cold weather, and resist the at --
tacks of disease. It gives ;the right
kind or warmth, stimulates and
strengthens at the some time, and
all its benefits are lasting.Theee
may be a suggestion in l.his for you.
A 13110A1) STATEMENT,
This announcement is made without
any qualifications. Ile nal-Roid i the
one preparation in tia, world that
guarantees
Tiem-Roid will tore any case of Pil-
cs. IL :its in the ta‘nra or a, table 1.
It is the only Pile remedy used in -
It is impossible to cure au establish-
ed: case of Piles with oiriffinents; sup-
positories, injections.ot oubwardp-
A gu ax ncee is issued with every
palekage of I1ctm-11,o;1, contains
monith's LrealmOrt.
Go and talk to your druggist, about
•
11.
SHREWD MAXIMS
. Mr. C. II. Penn,y,pacicer, Burgess
which c or responds 10 11/ta yor--- f' West
Chester, Pa., and a relative, or Gover-
nor1,,ennypacker, -of Pennsyivanioa, is
a man of positive ideas some of which
he recenlyt communicated to -his
fal-
]ow.ieiLivens of West Clit..,stpr in the
;form of ten ,-rood relselut ions to, prac-
tice in 1901. good
ellaracieristic ,
and good for people( in other places
than West Chestec, and the year is
not too far gone to prt. V1T1 1 t goqd
lasi being made in 1904. Says the
1,1th, Mit
. Walk a mile every day.
3. Abstaio from pork, Few Jews
have cancer, tubereulasis or small-,,
.90X
4. 13e clean in person, nbode, and
onvereation.
5. Eat moderately of good food.
Get bread baked at home froiniChee-
ker ',county flour made by the mill -
steno ,proeees. ,Get butter from some
honest ;farmer. Eat all the apples
ooa can.
6, pool forget to speak 'to every,
body, Tho salutation of good re-
latembranee is joy to the soul.
7. Stand up straight, look 1Pic
Jo the ry;,-. Wben conversing and
speak the teeth.
8.. Reapeet age, honor age, treat
older people eourteously. Their
hearts are, tender and true and they
wish you well. Seek (he odviee or
ota, people.
D Got to 'Leaven stayiug at
1.111:1 IriLW
'tonne and making yOlAr ligaven there, I
Melee comrades or your obitdrou.
You don't need to *go from home: ;tei
get good, fellowship, No. club, no
eoeic,ty, van supply the plaee„ of the
fireside, by the eveninglamp at home
10. Sleep Ina well ventilelteedrotom,
doors and witoletve widC''. open.
EVERY CHILD'S HEAleril !DE-
MANDS
The AlSe of a laxative occastonall
or a mild, safe and certain relief use,
Hamilton's Pille of Mandrakirand
utternat. Specielly auited for child -
Let your children oseoonly Or.
milton's Pills. Rriee 25e.
PILL Drug TR:147:17,Ktre
For Court,
Charged. with infringing upon the
trade -mark. of Carter's Little Live
P111 Company, Joseph T. Griffith, .
druggist at the sauthease corner o
Bleveoth and Vine streets, was held i
$051.10: oeuterztict.haisopiti afternoono,:
1144gistrate Jerrnon, anti at alio sem,
was hold in S800 itteit for Court motile
same charge, and also tor selling cer-
articles the sale, of witielt is pro-
itibitefl by law.
The men vivre arresteti,this morn,
kapott warrataits issued by .01egial
Jeraton at the instance orlirent
No, 230 West, Fitty-tvventh St.
wr York. and Charles C. Oreutt, No
Terrtace, New York, X0KOS-
• A oE the Carter Company
that the latter had spent
edvert ising nnd getting
Ar air known, and ilitinot pur-
sa to tathere to 'reap the bene
T label in question 1.i a smalltime
ing a large lottzt744 and tto
o used by Griffith is :tta exactteopy
t that it does not contain Car.,
name.
The prosecution ahowed bow eleily
the imitation product 'could be palm-
ed off on the. would-be purchaser of
Oarter'e pine, owing to the %imilarity
of the labels. and, held that it was
evidence of dellborato ottesned to,, de-
ceive.
-I'hilatielphla Telegraph, Jan 27 1994
1.* It . ,M.actirola of Pet retie,
.olt new-bern babe (hitt showed
oigns ot life and pieced it under
Ibe natittence af the static epark.
The result was marvellou4, The
healing end invigorating elements im.
raediatel,yogatver evidences of working
an improvement and it- was not
long until the tinp mite was brcatt -fl-
ing naturally', and ha a continued to
do so sineo, It is the opinion or
those who aro acquainted with the
case that the child's life was saved
by. this means,
The announcement thot Mr. Peter
Ryan woe tillowodl 89,218,01 for sello
log 80,687,337.50 worth ot LiMbertlira-
its onn Deeerrier 9th last has caused
sonic comrnent irt political circles.
The 1poyment was made under author-
ity of an order -in -council giving $5,-
000 on account, and stipulating that
'under no circumstance was the price
to exceed more than/ono-quarter of
one per cent. Mr. Ryon' has reoeived
only the 55000 so far, and the ;basis
fixed entitles hint (0.51,218 more. In
1892 Ryan was -in partnership
with Mx. Reed, and•eold tor the Gov-
ernment $2,315,000 worth orlimits
rtiuzra t intottstiet(T, so7f2,38,750500. bli?oingl8h9i.90%imeitayle.
an lat750 for his services as an aareti.
0115DP, and in. 1)01.a lha t, re 311Z-4
od 0'02,787 brought him ;-;•'750. :The
reason for the government's generous
policy wards the engineer,' while
many at the d epa rj. n al 'Clerks are
delving their lives out -on a paltry pit-
tance, will be tt•portion of theinforma
Lion that will be asked for next week
The time occupied in Lite sale was
about four hours.
I. Don't: gel " " „ea VC", 111611
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orm$,Convuluitorts.ive,tislt-
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STORI
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Hava
Always Bought
Bears the
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of
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For Over
Thirty Years
STORIA
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VORK ,P
The oven of an Imperial Oxford Range and the old,
fashioned spit before an open fireplace do better roasting than any other cookie
apparatus invented.
In the olden days the spit had to be kept turning to get all sides of a roast
cooked. It is much the same with the ordinary cook -stove. The heat of the
oven. is greatest OA the fire side -roasts, bread, pies'clime, etc., have tabs
turned axed twisted to get them cooked at all. The result is uneven, unsatisfac-
tory cookieg-good food ruined. The diffusive flue construction of the
Imperial Oxford
Range
thaws fresh * into the flue chamber, superheats it and diffuses it evenly over the
oven, thus beating it quickly, thoroughly and uniforroly-back, front and sides
Ate at the sante viol temperature. The result is Juicy, tender roasts, light,
dainty pastry, evenly raised bread -successful cooking.
When you buy an Imperial Oxford Range you get the result of over sixty years'
thought and expvrience Art scientific construction of cooking apru-atus.
The Gurney Foundry Co., Limited
Toronto. Canada
Montreal Winzaleed 'Vancouver
For Sale by T. 14AWKINS & SON, Exeter.
JyjEETING OF THE • HURON
COUNTY COUNCIL
The council of the County of Huron
will meet on Tuesday the 16th. day of
February in the Council chamber in
the Town of Goilerich to COM Rlete the
business of the January session and
any new business placed before the
council.
W. 1iA2CE, Clerk.
institute Dieetings
Will be held afternoons and evenings
nt
FARQUHAR, TUESDAY, FEB. 1611.
GREDIMON, .WEDNESDAY, FEB. 17
'GRAND • BEND, THURSDAY FEB. -18
HENS..A.LL, FRIDAY, FED. 191h.
Afternoon meetings open at .1.30
o'clock. :Evening. ineeting,s 11 8
o'clock doors open at 7.30.
Miss Beckett, of Detroit
Will appear ancl sing, at Crediton and
Bonsali evening meetings. A small
admilsions fee of 15e will be charged to
cover lex,penaes.
THOS. FRASER, President.
SAM'L SMILLIE, See. 8.I1.11.1.
EXETER MARKETS
Wheat per bushel' .... 81 to 83
Oatsuiew . . . '29 03 31
Barley 38 to 40
Butter .
Eggs
Wool ..... II" to 141
Pork live weight ....25.00 to 25-09
Port 1./ressed .... 50 50 to 50:50
,14 This signature is on every box, et tilo
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Clubbing Rates fol -1903, 1904
Times •and, Fanners Admeahet... $3.25
Times and Toronto Daily News- 1.8114
Times .a.nd Weekly Free Press, to
Sanuaer 1905 .. 1.7s
Times and Weekly Adviantiser to
January 11905 azt
Times and daily Adverati.aer txs
Sanitary 1905 0 5Q)
Mimes aud Daily Star to Jan
1905... . 1.75
Times end Daily World to Janu
nary, 1905 3.504
Times and D,ally Mali & Empire
to January, 1905 4.25
Times and Ddily Globe ,to J,ainu
nary 1905 4.2
Times and Weekly Globe lo Jan. ,
1905 1 Olf.
Times and Monlreat Witness, to
Jan. 1905 • 651
Times and Weekly Adveroiser to
jan. 1905 . 1 7IO,
Times and Mail & 'Empire to Jan.
1905 ......... ...... r 7$
Tinae,s and Family Herald /de Star,
to Jan., 1905 • 1 75
Tams & Weakly Santo Jan.
1905 .. 15'
Yearly subscribers to Times and AlaiR'
will receiva a handsome premium, pit.ture entitled "The Victoria, ,Cross,.
an episode of I he B Clor War.
Yearly aubserilaars to 1,11,9Hnrald , Fmily
& Star will receive a hand-
some picture and special prize.
Other additions will be made to this -
list later.
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