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C� i�earrh Jelly
Prices for complete treatment $1.25
k us agouti the ,guarantee.
C+OLL'S 1PRLO STORE
-EIGHTH YEAR
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B+kih'.i1.71,.T7S4
alp be relievedby the use of
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Cole's Drug$fur
Huron i s Middlesex Gazette
No 1989 EXETER, ;ONT; CANADA. TITURSD.A MORNING, MINI/ART.
llth 1912
0 -NES & MAY ',Caledonia Hos
Ari Exeter Boy's StIcce$S
Hospital—Dr. W. E. Browning, ou of Dr. J. W
p �', a
Browning, of town, Resid nt Physician and Proprietor
impionommimmmismisminimmumgaimmumamm
'PHONE
January Bargains
We are now bus with our Annual Stocktakila
yand are anxious to .make clean
of all our winter
p Goods, We have Bargains all alongthe line.
g
'.00
.00
:00.
.00
Coats
tc
re.
Ladies And Childress Coats
A few good ones
for $ 7.00
8,00
x0.00
moo
66 t
They must go
3.00 Coats
•a 5,00
c.7.00
it
for
CC
44'
2,00
3.00
4.50,
5 C
PER CENT O.FF ALL FURS 2
want nt
We a tosele
1 er<
v url
# in
due
� 1-5 off the Price o
every orte. Throws, Y brows Scarfs Collarg-.andMuffs.
Do
not miss this- big
Fur Sale
SUITS &
OVERCOATS
ig JanuarY
Stock Taking n Sale
of Suits and Over :Coats
We want to make s ak
m a big hole in our Clothing Stock
g .and
have several lines we areclearxn
right
out.
and -
Come.
see
them
BURNERS. HERTERS RND NWNC�
ern
Complete Stock to select
from
Art Garland,
land
Art Souvenir,
ArtLaurel
rel
Heaters
from $40
to
$45
Heaters from
$15 to 17.50
Ranges of the Best
Makes from
$25 to $5
Stoveand
v Furnace
Pipes,
Elbows
Dampers, Stove
Boards, i, c,
Furnace
'Won
kand
Plumbing
�a
Specialty
alt...
Y,
enul ne SCRANTON
COAL
C('�
A
HARDWARE
DWA
AND STOVE
•
From
a.
Subscriber
Fiber
1n4 sending his subscriptiin..tto 'the
Times Mr. S. H.. Luxton of Pratt Kan-
sas writets:'the following interesting
letter "We are in the • midst .of
the grea'teat run of winter weather
known here in 30 years Two weeks
ago to -day we had fourteen inches
of
snow land some onow it
0 since so that,
we have good sleighth,gi and no sign a
toe :thawing as it, keeps cold all''the
"time. 'This is the first, real witorter
II have seen here in. over five years
and to we if seems like old times
when. I,ai
v
ed in`Ontario 'and later i ."n
Michigan: There are yoixng risen and
women who 'have never: seen each a
winter as we have. This great enow
Ealy will be a great help to our land
giving a much needed moisture •rss
for about two year> we have not had
enough, rain so that there hats been
partial failures in nearly all crops.
and we are very hopeful' for bumper:
crops the comingharvest sea'aon.
We,are''extremely fortuna:t'e just now
as to other local 'm r
i pros-mr.n,tt~+.
which Is helping dur business hotioer<
considerable. The Santa Fe -is putlt,-
ting ;tip a fifteen thousand depot
to replace the one burnt. The 03-
dfellows"-are commencinfg a $30.-
00C1
30 -0001 'hall. And the stake Nish Hatch-
ery. haa (bought a large, itredt of Jana
adjacent Ito their preeent t tract
which lice about two ' miles ,'to tato 'I
South 'east of 'town# and they are to
e c
mals some
a.ighty new ponds other
grading ,aztd several now boildin3e
to cost at present about, $65.000 for
Liao hatchery so the balance will be
used in the.caurm4i
of two years :hhrt4,
making it when completed' the laroasl
and. best in the United States all un-
er the direction
d hof
Prof S. L. D•3
ch
who has gained renown as a bceentis't
and an erne explorer. 5o with ever;•
thing taken into consideration, ova
are 'looking forward to. 'a very pros-
rdas year. ° I
pt: x tak., ea�our the
y 1 cin
p
weeiily readings of the 'Times and am
arlad to note that you have a few it: -
duo -Orin and prospects of 'more rail•
xaatt eerviee. Wishing you and all mit
frjerider e
i in and around Exeter a vary
prosperous arid anjoyabla year.
To let.relt>'f from indigestion, bit.
iousness ' catistipation or torpid •liver,
without .'rlis;ttrrbing the' etorti•aeJai Cr
iirirg nb the botveta tale: a few dean
of C'anter's -,Little Later Pills they
will ' roliev' you.
This week we take the pleasure of
presenting a short ak'atch of anoth-
of the young men who have gone out
from our town and haveve made
a suc-
cess in their chosen profeeelon. Vara
say 'another became Exeter and sur-
rounding community can boast of x
number who have gone out and have
risen or are rising to foremost places:
in the callings they have ehoie^an.,
Such a one is Dr. W. E. Browning
sen of the esteemed Dr. To: W. Brown-
ing. wha has ,practised in Exeter
sineo 1867.
A. special edition of the Caledonia
Jcurnal in December 1011 contaimrt
several articl'eis in connection 'with•
his work and we reproduce them in
part. In 1899 •t, young man just
fresh from the University came. to
Caledonia and established a doctoral:
office in the Abbatt Block. Being
of a cheerful nature, full of ane.
hition and a "good mixer" a, popul-
ar expression, sed now -a -days, he. be-
came acquainted very easily. As he
Proved from the start to be a man
of absIILy, his
practise se nnc e
a
d v.ery
rapidly.Surgery
interested him very
much and he finally decided to make
an attempt of establishing a hospital
the year
Lei thin city. This, was in.
l:303. He 'star'ted .in. one vary small
scale by renting W, D. Belden's res
idenca now occupied by D. C. Mario
and with a few surgical instrumenles
performed a few successful operations
His inext:tatep wax 1'o look for better
quarters as he was greatly handicap
ped in. performing .his ,work and in
:caring for his patient -s; The bunds
ing now occupied by Dr. J. S. Collins
.was therefore eecured and fitted out
;with nice looms .d -d a place
convhreda
isnt' to operate- raxagt •occu ied
m'e w'treb he became
place' nor soriietim
imbued with the idea of pri'tt r up a
modern hospital. one that war/Ice al:a
swer ovary ?urpose possible: and tt{a:
would contain all the leading 1ix'turesr
to he found in the very best hospint
als in the land. After the ealb of the
property he ,then occupied he moved
into the Pope place where he remain,
ed until the splendid building ho
Thus't
_ d. i
� occupies was cornnlete .
now oc i
may be seen that Dr. Browning has.
made a remarkably saceeasfuloreccrd
( during the tcvelve years ho lta;s been
in, Caledonia. Dr. G. la Witl arson
is assisting Dr.: 13rowniny and they
are 'both'•Itept very. busy.
d nveniericr and abso-
lutely fire or`oof. conare't'r. building
which Dr. Browning now owns and
conducts. is a Model of perfection
The banding is 88 feat Ion; and 58
feet wide. two stories high and
was ereebad a't the cost of n'earijr
t an itt
.d hr ha t
$45.000. It is equipped c
q
pp g
with the most modern appiianca.:e
known. to the medical science.
'The capacity 'of the place is 'twenty
beds cash located in a 'palatial room
furnished with solid. brass -mast-ends
and otherfurniture of the same Iux-
iarious style.
There aro five complete bath rooms
with shower baths and all other ap-
pliances
ppliances incident 'to 'the. use:, of Hydro
therapeutics The place sixpporfia: its
own gas plant and is furnished with
Lho moat up-to-date sterilizing' airpat
n'• to b
atuv e had.
tliEcen
Each floor • has its diet h and
is connected by ' an elevator aad
dumb waiters xvith other floors. The
.inside finial), of the building', its hand-
some The floors are made o.;V intmao
ulately clean white tile: 'There are
no square corners ha the building and
bo places for dust and dir'h'to lodge;
The ground floor consists of eight
bedrooms, office reception room, n -
ray room, public toilet and both room
private library and diet kitchen and
corridor. ..
Second Floor -Eight bedrooms, lin-
en and chart room, public toilet and
bath room diet kitchen and the operi-
a.ting department which cuts` 'off
parts of the corridor and occupies one
end of the building. .
A clothes chute for soiled linen
and spiral stairway lead. from the
operating department through (the
doctor's private room, ltd oo rridor in,
basement. Each room is equipped
with a closet and the old in'othod of
calling Courses by mean's of a bell i.s'
t a nal
replaced by thetheS erre Rely Signal
system which consists of electric'
lights. The operating room is lighted
with .the Moore Tube light. The heat
for the building is furnished by a hot
;water furnace and an auxiliary i:igltit-
horse power sham boiler:
fire basement is divided off into
following apartments. On the 'west
side iof the corridor is The. fuel 'room'.dinint-room, buttler's pan".ry, main
kitchen room for kitchen storeis•and a
vegetable room On the teas(t side of
the' corridor is the laundry room,eew-
ing room. toilet and bath room, two
bedrooms for maids, general store
room and 'room' 11x14 feet for sto`ring
naeutim blcaning outfit, oIl.orage
bat-
teries' and at her•Pover„m chinery
"
'There is a, splendid; operating r 'pm
in facfntwo of them on • this floor
a large one for major
sireany
,, i -
a smaller ooze -where m1no•,stixg:ry in
practised land infeat4ons ases are op-
erated in order 'to protect thle larger
rooni from the .ponsibilibies of an in-
fection resulting from pl'iviou=, caSer
These rornts are so iitgextiously providt-
ed with) water' fi�turis that thesui
geontis °hands''after, once being dterili
zed ine'ed not be••used to tarn -water
off Or an the foot or Ithe' reebow beim
'useiv. inefead'. '
The.' building is located 'upon the
highest :ground in the city on' the
edge of the residence district fro.,m
where a fine panoramic view' of the
country is. afforded.
The ground upon which the proper-
ty is•.si'truatod hi ,hiing beautifully
parked with shrubbery and flower gar
Onewould think upon first
meeting
'
W. E. Browning and rioting his youth
fel appearance that perhape. he had
been sending part of an inherited
fortune in the preparation of his
splendid institdh:on. However such
seems not to be the else Dr Brown
ing has built 'the' hoepi'ttal a!s the rl-
ult of several yeare of -successful prac-
tise in ttbait; communityt where he its
held in the highest& esteem,
For Sale
Mr. M. M. Doyle has ten good colts
six fillies rieliag throe and four yearls
old 'and four geldings rioir;g four
years, that will be offered by private
sale nest Saturday.
llick'a i!'iireeasts— ;A. itea.ctionary
Storm Veriod ie. central on the..
15th
1411i and 151.h •at'tvhieh time the gen-
eral cold will relax the barometer
will fall and oleutlincss rr'i'.l ricin and
,,now will pass easttvardl7 across the
,r, d
, r Y.. i an
roiintry. lrolan,oui cic r t, 1 5
„hreatening weather will follow tha
period as a result of th'a Mercury' and
Mals equinox.
A regular storm period covers the.•
17th to the 2l•st, central on the 19th
• V :, r erre
r
with new Moon. ! h I,reu y p
lo central on the 18tth and the ivfare
period will aleo "begin its n<.rturb sig
influence at this. time. 'Ire Moon
..t eme
and Lt extreme
will � 'Yl apogee 1 1 t
v1II bi. I a_ 6
=oath A10011naLion :' ar atoll your , bar.
'tncter as this period develops. It
it falls to vert; low .readings, fierce
winter gales will se. rely blow; rains
1vi11 turn to dei,t.luca.ive' sl oei;, bliz-
zarde from the northwest. land a
furious cold wave will wind ' un
,
t, 'a 20th
'1 SL • nboriL th,
t 7 turmoil' ,
.IXC S orrl L
5
to 23rd. Don't forgoer tine period, or
neglect ,stick prece bone As neigh.
;aye you groat suff rite. ttrid loss. .e
.cismio Wave will ease. 1hrnurrh ninny.
'�•hr e �c;
tthin L e
`1 _th v
e b r i
tits ofh a
four days of Friday' the 111th. The
htet,o inf'aience et >his .r'Lorrn perior+r
will 'get 'the pari' for storm rt WI av;,a-
flier for six or eight weeks to" come
In other word; ---the earn y S''n`''i•al
uiaaracter'ol .storms 'n nit tvra(h•'r pee.
'tiling et 'thin al TO Will be eharactsr
t
i,.• c r rr through
weerher `tura i
.,�tlr, t<if staxrh. ,,n e 11 �'
Mardi.
': into
T .Feta andf i o
ell s
y
CARD OF THANKS.
The Exeter Band Boys desire in
this way, to ex'pres's 'their hearty
thanks for the very liberal denaitiozi.
given to them by the Reeve, Coon -
clitoris and School Trustees, pn elec-
tion night.
lection,'nIght.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. J. Wilson left to-
day for twoweeks visit in Peterboro
and other points.
Sohn McLean, age•'cl 24, whose hoose
town n is not kmownm made a daring
escape 'from tho council chamber at,
Lucan . Thursday eveni'n'g of lost week
As the cells worm very cold. McLean i
was taken to >,thc council-'chambey . .
when was ho
i axra1sbe,d o eh arb a of
as
being disorderly
on ...Main s
trert
,
left alone
McLean took ansitick et'
stove wood and pried: ,apart ;+thee iron
bars tof a window, clambered out on
a roof anti dropped to the ground:
When arrested McLean had a revolv-
er and a batt Mal, with 'cartridges'
r
inhiso..
t3egSion aTsL� a book tT
p
of um
ion coupons and' an overcoat. lie
lef 1;v .
e , xr !ling in behind
Ward has: been received at Seaforth
from Alameda. Sask, regarding Eh,
bnrnin{r to deal h 'of Mrs. Samuel
(lemma, ra aant la - year-old her 1 '�year Diel lough-
ter. Some (lays age. while, r Mrs'
aTamiral wn:e cieraning_ etrtain.s with
r:asoline, and Had ;heed them in the
kitchen to arty,when an explosion
oc-
edited.Mrs. iElarim.1Is arose wog, ;
flames in orl inherit, and tshb reshe
ed from t e house, 'The blaxa. sprette
with ornnzing riapirl,i'ty, and before the
neighbor% s'rrtved, th'r'y' found it Ani•
posar;ible to ao ltny'lhing. lIri3,' Pam -
mill said that hrr cliiughtet was in
the bouse. and hex husband, who
came tit', bed to he li'-ild look, as h'
wonl t have loot hire life bad h'a gonrc;
into 'he b'•'l,';ng. 1VCrs..tTainhoill w;r'
so 'terrible hr'rned that, ;'lira died ,soon
ttr
t'f.. •ry
The r
ei
�r h enmity formerly re, -
Aided in It ilii ti' I'oxvnohip and Mr.
TT'ammifl no a son of the tate. Mx,A:
1let�xirnill, o Seatforth.
Exeter Council
Council met in the Town, Hall t
wind hip' the hiis'irless of 191.1. Main
bers, Taylor, W, IT. ;Levett, Wm,
Rivers! and L. Day.
Rivers : and Levett that the ,follow-
ing accaants be .passed and orders'
iastxed in payment,
Madman & Staub fry Debentures,
103.45; Bars, Dr. Ifynduaau. do. 103,45
7,, 'flyndman do 103,45; Sohn II.
Scott do, 10146 Gladrnan & Stare -
bury do 129,.25; Wm, Holmes C o,`
Treas. Co. Rate 914:951 :Dir. Sweet
Board of Health a.0Q; 'James Jewell
ao. 2.75; W. J., I.tcanaan ao coal 18.09
D. Coughlin Inspector of scales 2.145
W. , Carling ac. 15c; Advocate Pts
CO ao 74.73; Pl,lectrio Light Co ac.
415.90; 'Jas. Dignan and on ac. 17.80
Wm. Walper error in taxes 2.00; Geo.
Snell do 2,00; A. Airth do 1.91; W.
J. Carling do 6.99; Albert Ford do
1.00.' Total 1808.65
Levett and Day that the minutes•
of the last nteeti>ig he adopted as
read. Carried.
Tad' inaugural meeting' of the Man-
icia.lp Council elect for 1912 was hell
in the Town Hall. on Monday Jana
ary 8th at 11 a. m,
The eiersonn'al of, the? Board was
somewhat changed. W J. Hearoan.
occupied the Reeve's chair; W. H.
Levett and W. Rivers occupied their
old seats. while thetwo new Couno
eihors are J. H.1 Scott and A. J.
Ford.
All subscribed to the •neee!s;stary
aatbi, of office. Rev. S. 'F. 'Sharp, Bt
to. by request off the Reeve, opened
the 'meeting with devotional exercise
$I,Q0 pelt year in advance
apPQinted to ti;e raetriet,,ry hoards
Carried.
Levetti and Itiv,.r that J, i Scott
4Ppointed to thea eem'etery board
o Cer,rrieci.
Itivere and Lovett that A. Ford be
the 'ether ,rerpr'eameetivc Ito cemetery.
Board.. Carried.
layoff: and Scala 'that the Olt
Board of Fence Vi'ewera be re -
aa -pointed viz; S. 'Sanders, JO! Gill anal
W, JO! r33issettf. Carried,
Leve'bt" and Rivers that T.,'Crew!
be reappointed truant officer at ;z
salary of $10,081 Carried.
Rivera. and lord that the Commis -
stoner be •rr;appointed at' an ineraa,;;o
of salar> of $50.001 Carred._ >.
Scott' and Rivers filet toe., nolo for
tender.% for the. rii gin.o of the! bell
weight iecaiers and printin.y and applio
cation for the office of tas,sasser.
Carried:
1
Levett and' Ford Inuit we donatte
the ,erre of $ 5.00' 'to Sick Children'i
Hospital. Carrie ;a
Levett and Rivers, that by-1eeva be
prepared confirming Ithe appointm'en't,
of Clerk, Treas,irer, Auditor's And
Street/ Commissioner. Carried.
lRivers,
and Ford t
lat
following;'
accounts be paidand orders i'.rswad in
payment. II. Spackman aon.50:.AIf:
y fabdr 226; De Russe/1 do 9,71
R. Davis, do 10,88 .Teo. Knorr d
1024; Time, Brock. ur. r 18.51; d
Cooksonot
!do 0.07; .Marlex Sanders Ado
9:27; Wm. Hatter do 2:27; 'leery!
Itumahr snow plow' 3,27; Eli. Snell
labor 6:01; Thos• Sander's do '10.25;'
Sid Sanders do 10.20; Thos. 1Loulden`
pamPin $.75; Isaiah Hall labor 13:13;
Thos. Brock jr. do 14.,41; Jae Davin
ir., do I4.1I1; Thos. Cookson do 101 3'
If. C. Irorney do 0.71; <3obt. Sanders'
8.85; Ray Horn do 4?44; Jas. Sanders
da 29:6; T. Creech' do 1,75; F. Walla
do 1.,48,; 5. flandford do 1.75; 'Sick,
Children's Hotsrpital 5.00; T. ll, Car-,
ling , vantage 5.00; tonal 1812:05,
Levett' and Ford that Scott and
Rivers! be seater comm jsioners,• Car-
rigide.
T,vctt 'and- 'Scold; that the CI'erld
wrirteb Mr. J. Werner, M. P., asking
ing him to have a letter box placed;
at tlhe G. !I . R. Station, Carried:'-`
i
ScaLt and
lIt o.
rs .t
lar �
CV'
t
and
the Clerk be a comrnrth,,e to asset
tains who/Odeon are in, .other, for uw, to.
incorporate as a riiown'aridi ;the be:ri
oCit, if any. Carried.
Levet'b ,and Rivers ithat toe, ad's
1 am
'to moon Friday axon nig ,8 p m.: ria?zi
19th inat� i r ti
T. B. CARLING, Clerk;
MEETING OF TETE, HURON
l7i9T +COUNpIL
The connci13 of the co
ll-`0Lio, tin
the County o>;-E's�o� tv"i!I e781
the Cosec" in
>�I••-'<%liamber in th-a. Town
God of
e
rte;.
On
u
e od
a the Y 2'
3r
d '
Xnst
aton'cloclk All accounts againstethe
. o my must he placed with the,clerlif
previous .to tails, date.
W.' LANE', Clerk,
Dated 'Jan. 81h, 11,12:.
MORN
YOUNG—In; London tea 'January'1 t
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Young, oung•, a.
son.
HO0GA 'TH—`
R A .
to t Calgary, on Dec. 31
YIr`. id Mrsi Hoggart "(nee Mis'.s
Vera Murdock. of HensaIl)' s. son
MARRIED
MITNCE:=MOCORD. Vermilion
on 'the '27ith' of December 1911 b1'
the Rev. W. J. Hodgins. Harold W.
Mance, to Edith youngest daughter,
of Robert McCord 1sr;.
SRUIRES—NOYE64 In' Ailsa
"rhursclay Jan. tl'i lYLit`ss ACraig.ppoleneoen
Noyes, slaughter of ldrs, William 0
Noyes. to Mr. John Squirers.
A vote of thanks was moved by
Couneilloz Levett seconded by Coon:-
oilier
ountoilier Rivers and was tendered to, Mr.
Sharps for his prelsenoe on such a
stormy morningand for conducting
the opening exercises: Mr, Sharp re-
plied in befit't2ng remarks and con-
gratulated the Reeve and councillors
on their eiaotion. He spoke of the
beauty and Wealth of the county ot'.-
Hinton. the Garden
$oand
f Eden, be
lieved there is no place that can equal
The Reeve also addreened the count
cil, and extended his congra.`talatiolnts
He, stated that there was a great
deal Of work before, •Lha council 'of
1:912 and hoped flee the. year might
'prove. a snccesuful one and that the
work executed would prove bothsat-
isfactoryto themselves and the ma-
jority of the citizens. One of the
things that needed particular atten-
tion was the ex t:e atio , of the water
works; protection to the outskirts of
the town as well 'as revenue Co be
derived needed
careful consideration
"
tion
He thought
th
h h
g e rates should o
huI an
db
over and possibly revised. Another
think 'Which. neeii:cd:•-omnalaeratioiv
_the ,(argc °-aia n on Main atreieitl A
committee, should be appointed or the
canned form "'themselves into a com-
mittee to stet an reatimate of the cont
to relay the drain - oyyith proper the
It could 'then be deo1.$ed whether to
issue" debentures and construct the
whole ofit or whether to do it part
at a time. The Reeve favored the tip -
pointing ,of two asseseors:. to get an
equitable assasement for thetown.
with ,o2 nesse to ;in reasedt asspior fent
and ibtwer to ition as high 'taxation
was not conducive to increased pop-
ulation. IIe hoped the council world
ever keep economy before them. not
economy that would be detrimental
td the welfare of the town, but ae-
they would in transacting their own
business. The Council adjourned to
meet in the evening.
The adjourned meeting of the Coun-
cil took
Place in the
Town
Hall Mon-
day evening the $th inst. Members
present. Reeve. W. J• llea'man. Celan-
ciilors. Lcvett..Rivers Scott, Ford.
Moved by ,Levett and seconded by
livers that i.', 13. Carling, be re-ap-
pointecI Cleric and treasurer at a sal-
ary of three hundred dollars per an-
num. n. Ca '
trio d.
Rivers and Levett that 1t. E.' Pick-
ard and Soo. Davis; be re -appointed
an di tors.
Moved in amendment by ,T. H. Soot'.
that R. IJ: Pickard and W. 13 Clarke
be appointed auditors. The amresi.dl-
mont was deciared carried. •
Levett and Ford `ba.t. the old Board
of health be reappointed viz; Dr.
Sweet, .A Rolland and S. Campbell.
Dr. Browning medical health offioer
Carried.
Rivers and,Scotit that Mosses,,. F.
W. Gladrnah and W. D. Week% be re
MANY NEW STUDENTS '
Young inen oroung women y en lobo
purpose taking a course in the Strat-
ford Business College this 'winter,
should write the 'Principal. Mr. D.
A. McLachlan at once, In the pasts
slt,en s
d t
i have
be,
l
been allowed
to
enter
at any time but at present, only a
limited number of seats remain nor -
filled. One hundred new stridents
have registered wince Jan. 1st and
several' others shave written to be ad='
mitted. Thant who investigate quiek-
ly realize that there, is no superior
practical training echaol iia Cain'ade
The Stratford School has at sitaff Of,
nine experienced instractors and off-
ers advantages eat offered, elsewhere
in the West, Those who are inter.
ested should write (to the Principal
at once.
09
O
SALE
00 ACRE
4x,000
OF CHOICE WHEAT :LAND
In the Province of Saskatchewan at
$i�
18.5o Per Acre
Acoo
.
Felinper to t
� gLea ,rl,ilgld , �:� .. ,,1 a,cz'ta 'C:'tl,sG I3>eI�z'1
P ce il�
Annual Pa a : .;
Payments at U;� interest,
1 :,ave personally impeettal, all this hand and
lir
cLn give
t4i a
report nita.ry quartet' of it Lir any without scFiIt. e Guarantee
report correet or elselVi:rrny Ref eroded, after purchaser boss•Feen thelar
and finds it rlifferrr fa Ora tiie rr� >e rt, The'` prate o t
itdvabeed $2 et'ite ,, o: l , p n all this land ' is ging to ke.
• the let tlrrp or' Mnreh and any pc,raotr rr>,htiwo 1 '
p r nwould life
to invest sumoinom v a��, 6 ii, .r.,•,t'4 talar 'i cl ,
r
t
well to o Pee
me before that date.
This t`0,nd +c i l t;l be worth from $25 to $ 3
0 per acre In
less 'than three years
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A City Of Regina for
rSalc white
alio Money makers
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WILFRI3I J. CAMVI BELL, Exeter, OHt.