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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1912-3-21, Page 5US AY MA ROH 2 .1, 912 THE EXETER TIMES The voice of lthepeople ONS stage, I f all the people OFF the st e " choice 4 ' P P WICA,LEN Sactor Mi>;isr.,ri took pertin a con- cert at Ebeln' zer lC1 urch in "London township eta Monday evening, Kr. and Mrs. 'Wm, Morley visited friends at Granton on Sunday,' Mr. Frank Parkinson had si wooed; bee ,on Saturday. ItIr. and Mr's, Wesley' Freeman, pf Granton visited her parents dere on Sunday, Mies 7ktiaterva Leif of Lavine, ne } uniota, Mane who has been spa ing the wvint'er with her many ex left Monday tor hex+ home. Mrs. Ernest Parkinson also her home at Mciesejaw w`he' t..usband has secured a posit Gordon Banting, ,nieiee of. J son, joined, them a't Street0 companed them as far Sask., where hex hui up is Barra. The concert mesday b your ur grand success Matson eves ' strnctive, teas very DASIeWoole Mr, and 'Mrs. Sara, Ireland, aafStrat feed. were iu the village last ;week attending the funeral of blrs. J. A. Wambold. • Mr, and M. Fe Baker, ,are visite ing relatives in. Milverto,, Mr. Dunlo sen A 13ALD-HEAla. ,G WOMAN, Shorn a of Her 'C rr^ • a a s r o Bsr aut . Loses n f y fill Lore and Marriage Tl.ah is. art wv o airily not nweessary .to amen. Whia a0nld ,i wo and marry a bald-headed woman? What charm id owe array to oJ:fset sus. h a rile, 'creels • ermines goat rn usually love and get Hee oxownina glerY is her he loss o her Hair mars her happiness and success, Yet. here in Exeter there are' him - of women who are neglecting using their hair to such ail. ex- tint xti t is only fz matter of time- it ime it will he utterly ruined, y • women destroy the homily it hair through thou3'u'tless- r ]ngoranua of. certain facts ay use curling irons over -heated to exoess, which destroys the 'ant- ral soil of the hair,' oausini; it to lit break or come out. Tai(.;' hilt 11nrapoo their llnir, often' molt lid 00 .often+. They list soaps aiid. rations hvhich contain ingri d - positively harr'nfel to the scalp air, a result such treatment, den, is created, 'the hair loosens, color, falls out, and baldness ;'uses, unless proper end prompt. rens aro taken in time, Then 'Microbes, and certain diseas- about unhealthy hair condi- ATCOu XJ Cou'ntil xne Moroh 6. a,II. resent, s ,Ai. letter from A.pf . P l t .fe w•t n. af,r a or Solicitor 41i or ff. for. G. J, x eatty hrea•tenini;• tc, sirs caution if the Alleged claim of G. ,7 .13eatte• is not paid soon, ,vas laid before the council. As the council never 'accepted the Offer of Beatty it did not admit any liability whatever, 'Tile Clerk was instructed to consult a soxieitor in the matter. A Byelaw Re an assess - meat of Stanley Township charging certain lands and roads in the Town et 'lay for' outlet was provisionally passed. A Court of Revision on this essessinent will be held on Wednes the first day of May. A Petition of six rata payers of school secticonNo2 •aslciriq that lois. 0 to 11 in the ash coir, , be taken from S.5: No 0 and added to S 9 leo. 2 was presented to the Council- The Clerk to notify trustees interested that the mat- °tel• well be taken 'up at ,neat meeting of 'Oolxneil, The fond...v ne accounts were paid Chas. Meyer rep cul N B 1.25; Isaiah Witmer shovelling snow C. R 2.00 Adam Edighoi;fe' cement N B :85 Alvin Nicholson board fa,r men N le 5,75; J. Moseaa horse feed and boars: teleph 19'11 108.00; T. Rowe and Jas D.raring wvorlc con., 4-51.00; 1 u;h C. McLean Ltd .hal for advertising 1,00; G T B Co freight telephone supplies 2.65 Wm, :Finlay work tel 1:9•t1 ev:..00 Toe Corriveau goods for P. Charette 14,30 Bell tel Co, long' distance tolls 43.03 13el1 Telephone connection at Exeter 7.00 Bell Tel directories 27,15 Canadian Ind Tel Supplies ?];1?7; Electric Co, Tel supplies 6.50 Ed Werra horse hire 10,50 WY G. Hess work on tel 411,9'6 Koehler work 4.37 Dan lieohler work 13,55 Oscar Klopp work 0 It 4.60 Council will meet again on April 3,rd when pathmasters will be ap- pointed. IS the theatre --the opera, the drama, the concert, the vaudeville—offering a greater and more varied program than any theatre in the land, and playing to .the biggest audience in the world. Think of the stars of the drama and of the opera; of vaudeville; of the masters of instrumentation; right in your own•home-theatre, or wherever you go and whenever you want them. That's what it means to you to own the Edison Phonograph. And it means the sweet -toned, long-playing Amberol Records—every selection rendered as completely as' from the stage and 'as real as _ the original. wMw*s There are Edison dealers everywhere. Get complete catalogs from Droourosezatn Tour dealer or from us, Edison Phonographs, $16.50 to $240.00. Edison Standard Records, 40c. Edison Amberol Records (play 100 Lakeside Avenue. twice as long), 65c, Edison Grand opera Records, 85c. to $2.50. Orange, N. J.,'U. S. A. A complete tine of Edison Phonographs and Records will be found at J WI LLIrS POWELL, Main Street WE WANT YOU Yes we want you as a customer. Ask us to send you our 1912 Catalogue. It's brim full •of all that is good in Flowers; Vegetables, Field Roots, Grains, Plants, Small Fruits, Implements, Bee Supplies, Poultry Supplies, etc. Valuable information is what we have armed to give the Farmer, (lairiener and Private Planter. All it will coat you is one moment of time and a two -cent stamp. Write us to -day, the day you are reading this. DAR.CH & HUNTER SEED• CO., Limited. Dept. 34 , London, Canada. is D. & 1L's Canadian Gem Swede Turnip—Acknowledged at the best feeder, the best cooker, the best shipper. TRY IT. Crediton -Mrs. Wes. Kerr returned back after :spending a couple of weeks visiting friends in London, Mr. and Mrs. Northcott of J xeter were` the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mich- ael Hirtzet on Tuesday... MieGitihnan'ihe assessor is making his trips around this burg, Mr. August Kuhn of Dunnville spent Sunday with friends here. Mr. Kuhn Cof a'move to' Cobalt in one of the anadian Bank of Commerce branches He leaves for thatpli.ce .this week. _ The Four W's; met • at the; home of Miss Della Braun on Monday evening. All report a good time. Mr. and Mrs, Reuben Schwartz of - math Cayuga are the . guests .of Mr, and. Mrs', Wm. Geiser for it few days. We are , glad tareport that Bala Mee Clairke is improvittglit e! W. -libpe she will' continue so. ' Quilting bees are the cr3er;oftbe da1Or: John "Poling • of'.Londorr is -vis- iting his sons for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Newton Baker of Ex- , eter were c.l'prs in town Last week. Hera.- McM(.rray and' son of London are spending a few weeks in town cal ling on ft lends and relatives. Last Wednesdny evening a Carnival was;. held in the rink. It certainly jproved a success. There were some leery good coustinnes. Mrs. Sophia Fahner spent a few days in London visiting with friends Mr. J. Diechert of Zurich -spent Sun- day'the: guest of Mr. and Mr -s; August Bill, The people of this burg were, certain- ly decorated ertain-igdecorated up on'Sunday with their Shamrock, - Miss Clara Fabner returned home ar~fter spending a'tew days visiting -friends iu London. • Miss Olara, Heist left last week for 3etroit where she will visit friends. Miss Della Schwartz returned home after spending a `cioople of ''months in London. Chalaberlabs'e cough retnk'dly.': :has *von its great reputation and a ct'en- sive sale by its remarkable cures for go•ughs, cords, and `'creep..It .actin tat, depended upon. Try it Sold by -all dealers. t5E 'li'CR".[H .Miss Clarke of: the Collegiate Insti-• tote staff bas Tendered. her resigna," tion eto the board' and has accepted ei position in tine Collegiate Tnsti:tutc int Fergus. . Miss Elliott who has been visiting her . sister, Mrs. T. IL Walley, lett this week for her hdmo in.B•eamsville, Miss Greta Thompson of the public library is in Stratford this week at tending the annual • convention oC the Provincia..1. Library Association. Y, M. Q. A. BLDG,. LONDON. (NT. 1iltfSThESS attd ari;Jli"Prteleri Sti3Jl CTS. Registered Hist mitssoe etiws•xos 4f 3110 stilt -lents t♦al placed. every gre.curet beena -cps-elefl r y.. ( iiliF(i a3•.ut for ts't bate. ,v =• (t: bemired' t.... ,it y ; ewes* lift' ,t r tlr ii:"! 4'1 t 341 ,+!,. l „r ..4w' Y'r :".,,12V' )ii J{' THAMES ROAD Mr. and Mrs. W. Taylor has moved on to the farm belonging to Mr. J. Ratcliffe. Mrs. G. Dunn•spent a few days last week visiting Mrs, Chas. Cann. Messrs W, Bray and Normae Pass- more were in Toronto last week with a carload of cattle. The anniversary services of the W. M, S. in Bethany Church were well attended the ehtirch being well pack ed- both afternoon "and 'evening and the sermons delivered by Mrs. (Rev.) Harrison., were very instructive, in - spicing , and ' educational. The choir also rendered borne very good music. Mies W. Howard was a visitor at Mrs. I. Johns last Sabbath. Mr. Knight and family moved on to his farm last week. We ars glad to'report that Mr. W, Pvbus is able to be .arouud again. The farmers are started to tap the in ple trees. DC Part Could Be Spent. "Yes, I am do- ing fairly well." said the actor.. "Wbat are you getting n a w?" asked the old friend. "Irony hundred a week. "Not all stage money. 1 hope." le it Might Consider. ' "Yon don't bet leve in horse racing?" "No; it i:t demoralizing." "You wouldn't bet on it sure thing, then?„ . "Elow sure Is itT. Transparent. "I -can't see anythiul in ttittt.". "02 course not." "Why of courser. "Because you Look right through aim." • Hard on Him. "Tell my fortune, pretty maid."` "I eater." "Why not'?"- "It eat?""1t is too smelt to mention." Costly Foxes, The Pioneer 1'ox Farming Col El- lerslie, P.F.I., disposed of a pair of foxes recently to a :firm in Chathamr, N.B., for :17,300., Graphite Found. Electric Restorer for Men Eyctensive deposits of graphite havebeen found on Juskatia Inlet, Queen Charlotte',Island. Piles phenol reeteretevery nerve in the body to its proper tension ; restores vies and vitality. Preir.aturo decay and all sexual weakness averted' at orde Pheriplaoito1 w111 flake vont a•tiow Man. ltsri.4 SSA box: art** for 15. Mailed fro oily address. • TttiMdobelt1 rigg Co'., 8t. Catharine., Oat. • Mr. Jame.. Frankie.. of ativee here fa Mrs. 1 {W:.. is is visiting the so: thi,e week. Mr, and Mrs. John ily visited relatives in week. Miss Jessie EfazniLton,• or Winchel- sea spent Sunday at home. Rev. R. A. Cranston of Palmers- ton ai former pastor of our church preached on Sunday morning and evening to very large congregations. Everybody was -d-alighted to here' Mr. Cranston once more. Miss 'Montgomery, of Klrkton, is renewing old acquaintances here. Mr. and Mrs. .A: C. Russell and daughter of -Carlingford, were" visit- ors at Mr. I -i. Currie's last week. The induction of the Rev, D. Rile ehie. of Toronto, into the +pastorate of Roy's ,and Cromarty aongreeations took place on Tuesday afternoon in Cromarty Church. Excellent addres- ses were given by Revs. Martin of Stratford McLean of St. „Marys and Campbell of Lucan. The joint choirs furnished the music. In the even- ing a tea' meeting was held in Mc Cullough's hall, after which an exa. ceilent program was given in the church. The church was crowded to tee doors and everybody ,enjoyed the excellent treat provided 'them. The Stratford. Quartette and a lady eloc- utionist from Stratford w•era splen- did, Miss Rhoda Barbour as soloist• was very much appreciated. Rev. R. A. Cranston of Palmerston and Rev D Ritchie gave excellent addresses The. chair was ably filled by Rev. Dr. Campbell of Lacan. The best remedy or Earth for Ca- tarrh and cold in the bead. Gunnella Catarrh Cream. VARNA Miss Olive Adams has returned to her hotne in Detroit after a pleasant visit with her friends here. She will stop over in London to visit her cousin Dr. Weekes, of Waterloo st. Mr. and Mrs. Epps tad a great surprise on Friday evening, when about thirty of the youth and .beau- ty of the •town and country zrztt at their hospitable home and spent a jolly evening. Mr. Herb Collins. of Ripley is the guest et his cousin, Mr, Will Logan .Parr . Lina, ' Mrs. A. J. --.Keyes has returned af- ter a two weeks' visit wilth her sis- ter, Mrs. .E. Rothwell, at Lucknow Mr. Ings spent the week -'end in London. A FAIR OFFER Your Money' Back if Youlre nee Sat- isfied We pay for all thtec na,edicine usell during •th,e tria1 if our remedy tails te ,completely relieve you me constip- ation ' We take; all the risk. You are opt obligated toles in lane. way whatever if you accept our offer. That a a mighty broad statement, 'bat we mean every word, of ie 'could anyth- ing be more fair to you? A. most., scientific common-sense treatment is Roman Orderlies, which are eaten like candy. Their active principle is a recent scientific diseav- oey that is odorless, colorless and tasteless very pronounced yet gentle ,and pleasant in action, and particul- eerly agreeable in every way. They do not cause diarrhoea, nausea, flat- ulence, gripine, or any inconvenienco whatever. Recall Orderlies are par- ticularly 'good for children aged and delinate persons. If you suffer from chronic or hab- itual eanstipation, or the associate) or dependent chronic ailments, we urge. you to try Rexall Orderlies at our risk. Retzember you can obtain them in Exeter wily at aux' Store. 1'2 taletets 10 cerals ; '36 tablets 05 cents; ,80 tablets 50 omits; Said only set our store —The Recall Store.—W. S.' Immediately relieves. all forma of Catarrh and is sold by Howey, your Druggist. Gunnel's' Cream. • IleAYFIELD Seaver of Landon bought summer reeently disappeared from Mr. -Shaver's hem& on Wellington Street, end was eiecovered a few days afterwards 'its old home 'It I3ayfield. The deg took a small eock- ekte spaniel with him onehie return journey and both dogs were over- come with fatigue. an their arrival titer): It is a It.onclerful thing thae. th-• clog ever reaehed its horde vile tega irls it tens brought here in a train. it has never been away frail to Leaden. and oe ite arrival hen made meno act me.e to get eway, A away on urs ey 14.0 at' the age. Of 89 years. The dee eeased was only about two clays being, able to be around till shortly before his deatb. welch was due .te old age and a breaking. up of the constitutian. He was retnarka.bly smut old gentleman for his age and up mail his death 'he was able to read without the aid of spectacles The deceased came from Masse Ger. many in 1842 and settled in the Towu ship of Ellis; ,where he was one of the tirst public school -trustees. Later he moved to Stephen where he lived -for a great many years and about two - years ago came ,to Dashwood. He is survived by his seirrowing. widow and three children one son in Dakota; in daughter in Kansas, and two at tome. The fuaeral was 'held on Fri- day. We notice among the successfal candidates at -the music exams .held in London last month. Miss Ora Hoff- man of Dashwated. We extend con- gratulations and also to her teacher Miss Guainin. Mr. Thomas Klutapp is 'kept base- ' these days sawing wood. He has his e:ngine mounted on sleighs and can move hie sawing outfit from place to place very quickly. Mr. Geo Kellerman is busy contr- acting for flax land. He now has about 300 acres spoken for, and en a .few weeks expeets to have 600 acres for flax. This will be about all he. can .handle this yeara Miss Pearl Wurtz of .Zuriche vis- ited her aune Mrs. j. Kellerman a few days last week. Miss Maida Reutledge left Monday for New Dundee where shq .has sec- ured a position as milliner. Mrs. J. K., Goetz Ilea been corifiried to the house Ihrouteh illness. Miss Jessie . Baker . Goderich is visiting bar parents 'for e while. . Miss Clara Eckstein of Zurich, visited. Miss, Ida .Recker ,a -few' day.s Mr'. Henry Schroeder_ was .in cago last week attandieg the fun- eral of his brother Miss Long of London has taken a position TLS milliner with. Messrs Tie- rnan -and Edigh.offer. Mr. Got. Nadiger is at present spending a few weeks with her daughter Mrs. W. 'Jr' Henderson' of Miss Elizabeth Finkbeiner left Sat- urday for two weeks with her sister in Sarnia. Mope leases of sick headache bil- iousness constipation, ean 'be eurect tn. Jess tinie with, less medicine and fel: less money. by velem C a Lit- tle Liver Pills than by , other FIE N'SALL Mr. Elwin White. who hae been in Drysdale, ',hardware merchants, left here laet week on a prospecting tour co the west, He was aecompanied by his brother Bert. , MrelIenry Dougall lied Mr. Alpine McDeiven bet.h of whom reside near here also left this week for the west and ale intend remaining there for a time at least if prospects are en- couraging. Mrs. Nelson 131atchford has been quite poorly during the past wee s: butove ere pleased to lerien she is irn Theanaction sale af the effects of the late Duncan elawen bold on Tuesday last was largely attended and on the whole good prices were realized The fine farm was rented te Mr. Robert Y. McLaren and his eel. ghbor Mr, .Donald Park. • Mr. and Mrs. Lanamie were in St. Merys. last week on a visit to the former's sister. situation with Mr. Hugh McLean as millinen and Mr. J. W. ,Ortwein. arid Mr. E. Bennie have engaged the sante , milliners they had last season. Quite a number in tee village have been suffering from colds aurbag the past •few weeks. MSS Dodds of Seeforth wee ia town east week spending a few days with Mrs. Wm. Stoneman .and Mrs: Kelly and daughter. Mr. A. H. King left here on Tees - day to take charge of his new station at Trig -creole .0n Wednesday eyanine Of last week a large assembly was given in the opera Jean in his honor as a farewell , Miss Bullard is bottle erten London owing to tho illness ef her mother wbe has been quite poorly. ear the past few weeks. but we are pleased to learn ie now improvieg. Miss Ella Ortwein returned last week ;from a nleasaut visit ie 13erlin and vicinite. Mrs, Arnold Macarthur has acne to tor horhe in Toronto after spending etiveral weeks with friends here Miss, Nora Sherritt returned home last week frern Blake where the hae beer visiting friendee serneettirtt then Cotter Little Liver elle nen a epecieic for Sick bead - Idle 0014 every womah ehtedd.l know this, Try them. •any women may re.lievii f dandruff end diseased hair if she will but uee the remedy. -We have that remedy arid we will positively guarantee that it will either cure dandrate or we will retura every cent paid us :for it. Ttat's a pretty broad statement bet we will bulk it and prove it with our. own money We will return your money if you do not find Recall 90 Hair Tonic is an intirely satiseactory remedy that will promote hair grow- th overeome scalp and hair troub les; that ie will grow hair even on bald heads unless life and hair ,roots arr• extinguished. the tolliclee closed and 'no. scalp is glazed arid. shiny. It gets its name from the fact that it grew hair in 93 cases out of 100 where it received a thoreughly hard. impartial, and practical test. We want yea to try R•exall 93 Hair Tonic at our risk. You surely ean- not loose anything by tieing so, while you have everything to gain. You. had better think this over, and then come in end see us about this , offer You will he repaid for yolar ; visit our store. Renaember yea can get Recall Remedies in this cone - Inanity only at our store. The Rec- all Store.—W. Doke CLANDEBOYE Mr. Gordon Ranting has sold his farm and is naoving out West in a few days. Mr. Ranting had' a sale week ago, when everythine was.sold Mr. Denting has lived around this part all bis life mid is welt known. Miss Myrtle Sinanson who has been laid toff .sick for. this past week was able •to take charge of her school again. Mr: Russell Atkinson of this town is relieving; the G. T. R. agent at Denfield for a few slays. -The baby of Mrs. H. Simpson is wit expected to recover., Mr. Morgan is busy loadites 'ores ,at the depot here for Mr. Love. of Mr. Eli Bice is busy drawing. his wheat to Luccia, He expects to have 15,00 bushels. .Mrs. Jos. Carter who. for the past few weeks has been PI, is getting along nicely. While unloading coal from a ear recently. Mr. Jos. McIlhargy had the. misfortane to have his right eye bed's. bruised by a piese of flying coat. He was taken to his home where his eye was dressed. Mr. Thomas Atkinsan. a well known farmer in this nlainity, res- iding on •the second con of Einicluipli has •sold his farm to Mr. McCarty, and will mew to London in ehe n:ear Mere where he will leee eetired. ' While returning from Liman rec- ently Roy Atkinrion was thrown from the seat of a lighe while pas- sing throwele a deep pitch hole anii had his wrist badly spraine.ce. A. great :many local young people atten,ded. the dance 'given at • the home of Mr. Silas O'Neil rend ,had very enjoyable time. A vary pleasant gatfierine took place at tee home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon. Bariting of Clandoboye when over a hundred a their friends and neighbors paltered to bid farewell to them before their departure to the Vvenet. The everting was pleasantly spent in eocial chat and games, at the close of which Mee Bert Rosser read to Mr. and Mrs. Denting an ad dress after which. Mr. Eldon Hoda.son and Chester Lee raade the presentation of a bea.utieul kit- chen ca:binet LUCAN Mr. and Mrs. Thomas laarlton call - td on Luoanites. Mrs. Heathe.rly from Mitcbell is the guest of friends hen. . Quite a large number of. people gathered at the home of Mr. and IYIrs. Wm. Pewee oh Wednesday night and presented them with a love- ly parlor suite, table. and two Mtge pictures before leaving for their new home near Fairfieed. There is quite a One' going on at bachelors' hall these 'days. Mr. Owen, language teacher, is on the sick list. There is great changing, in prop- erty now. Miss Alma -Hodgins nas returned to her positioe. Mr. B. Th.omposn from Saginaw is •horae. for a few days. Mr. J. IL Ilaskett called on negiii- bors Friday. Mrs. H. Rowdy is visiting hen Trinity church met on Thursday evening at the home of Dr. and Mrs. ; Woods when aa enjoyable titner was seent. During the evenin •• a well fil- led purse was presented' to Mrs. Woods in acknowle.dgenaerat of her efficient services as organist during the past year. Miss Jessie Tough is visiting at at the homes of Mrs. James Campbell Dr. Smith was called to Milten this week on. accoent of tee serious ill- ness °this brother Laurie Smith who had eo have a critical operation per- formed ou him at the Guelph hospit- al on Tuesday. The operation was, successful and tee last reports he was doing well. Robert Penhale left last week for Saskatoon Sask. with a carload of ZURICH A 1fV1 r• R LADY'S SAPPEAL,. `1'4 .All 'Women I 'will eierdefre#0 with fu' i instructions, my el eine tr'etArti meet which positively owes :L,Lea orr imea, 'Ulceration, 7.lisplaeemette, Valle ing et the Womb, Painful of Irregulen Periods, Uterine :and Ovc.rirtn Tame* or growths, also 11ot Flashes, Nervi ousziess, Melancholy, Pains irr thea acad. Reek, Bowels, Kidney awe Bladder troubles where caused bee weakness peculiar to our sex, "2'o can continue treatment at lame at sr cost of only about I.2 centre a. weelt'a My book, Woman's Own Medical) :Adviser,' , ale° sent iree viz equest's Write today:, Address Mrs. turael suers,; Box If 841Wirxdsor. Rut„ ALLSA: OR AM niveraart' en -ember of. their friends' an relatives were present andetbey were made the recipients of many, handsome Keats. , Itev, T. O.": Meidruin was in London) reoently attending the pastor's gone ference of the Middlesex teed Laiotti; Miss Florence, Iiodgine of Torontig is visiting with her father Dix. a., 1 Rev. Mr. Wells is quite ill at his inane here. r Mr. ,and. Mrs. Connor of London, - spent a few days with Mr. eifoLurg who have been visiting bis parente Mr. 'and Mrs. X. 0. Dorman have re.- re.turned to Toronto on their way to 1 Kr. Aef Mahler has purchased a herae in forest and will move next Kr, Howard Morton left for Sask.-. atecon on Tuesday. Mr. William Drier of Blyth is visit- ing at the. borne of Mr. Jacob Gell- man , Miss Clara Urstadt of Elmwood, is visiting at the. home of Mr. Moses Greiger Bronson Line this week Mr. John Geiger and family intend moving to Pige.on, Mich., shortly. Rev. Mr. Grenzebae.h of Dashwood essisted the pastor or 'the Evangelista churcb, in hise special services last from Port Elgin of the death of his broth •• Christian at .the age of 62 years. wife predeceased him. ten years ago. Fle leaves to •moarn his loss one son and two daughters ,all grown up. The snecial meeting in the schoel house en Saturday was well attended there being over 50 present. The, meeting was presided over by le. Hess sre while E. Zeller acted as Sec- retary, The report of architect was read by McBride of London and after considerable. discussion was decided to build a new school hone: rather naan spend the money on the preseat Children are much more likely to contract the contagious diseases when they have colds whooping tiough, diptheria, scarlet fever and consumption. are eliseases that are of- ten contracted whin the child' has e cold That is why an raedical author- aties say beware of colds. Ver the quick- cure of wide you will find no- thing better than Chamberlain's Cough remedy. It can alsvays be de - penned epee and is safe and pleasant to take. Far sale by all Zellers-. You judge a man not by what he premises to do but by what he has dene. That is the only true testi Chamberlain's Cough Reined,' judged leY this standard .has no superior, 'People everywhere speak of it in the, highest terms of praise. For sale by all dealers MITCHELL On Thursday evening Richard Roza: ers, who is well known about town% tall down stairs at -the Royal Bate/ and on exaraination Dr. Atkinsog found that he tad. fractured his lea lag below the knee, fractured: his eollar bone and received some baa cuts on his feee. He was taken .tor • the. IStratford Hospital on, Friday ale A man named Hoch was to have ' come before the Police Magistratte , Davis on Friday morning' on ' the , charge of getting money under false ; pretenses. Ile failed to appear and the. megistrate has issued a warrant for his arrest. A new bell weighing nearly 5001he. is to be placed in the belfry of Trin-i ity Church and it is expected to be in position for ringing on Easter' morning. Mr. Thomas McHugh, of Chimp'. arrived in town on Tla,ursday to via* friends a.nd on his way up town from the station he fen. on the lay sidewalk and injured his knee badly, and ha& to be driven to the home of his uncle, Mr. Thonaas McHugh. Mr. lelcHuali will be confined to the hotse fon some days. Mr. Benjamin Timms has sold his house in the west ward to Mr. S. 4., Robb. Mr. Timms is going wests Mr. Charles Thorne who fell on the icy side wan> a week ago and receive; ed an internal injury is improving:. efre Graham haa gone to Simpson, Sask., where he has a cone. tract to build a Store and divellitt3' Mr. William Lashbrook has accept- ed a' position as manager of a plurabe bag and tinsmithing business in Hare riston. Mayor Campbell eas so e _ova which is occopied by Mrs. Abbott eel Always avoid harsh purgative Pin* They first males you siek and btrett tle Liva• Pills regulate the bowie' 111, and make you' well Dose one' f INVINCIBLE /.01:17A.ING Like the invincible, thoroughbred British Bulldog, never lets go. Its lecke, stays and strands are of the hardest, strongest, toughest, best galvanized open hearth steel wire ever used in fencing. They embody in zinc -clad, rust -proof steel, tbe invincible qualities.of that faMoUs breed of dog which never relaxes its hold. encin Prnm first to last, from ore to finished product; xNvimorfiro FENCING is Canadian made and Canadian quality, intended for CanadiLi `1"..e Steel Company of Canada wants the patronage of Canadian fence buyers and intends to get it by supplying a product which in quality aud value cannot be sur - Invincible, Hot proms Galvanized Cates, galvanized 'after made,. absolutely lead the world in quality. They are the Anal word in th Art of gate making. Ont. A. CLATWORTHY, Granton Tne. 04. -feet company et canadn, .110 Vence tax MONTREAL, CANADA.