Exeter Times, 1913-10-9, Page 5,
4.
41HU1SDAY OCT 9 1913
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; tiarligawg 4 414:t4i°01:::10!feillte theof Peiteho
BEAT SUFFERER Rolise of CoCal9naMoni on Agriculture
aud Colonieation a few monthe ago..
s How She Was Restored
UJI
To Health by Lydia E.
rinkham's Vegeta.
ble Compound.
Ihttry, Ont.. praise Lydia
latrines Vegetable Compound all
around theworld be -
cause it hes done so
'Touch for Inn. For
two year I was so
run down that Iwas
unable to do my
work. 1 had female
weakness and dread-
ful periodic pains,
constipation and
backache, but now
I am °well of all tb eso
thing. I took Ly -
43E. Finkbam's Vegetable Compound,
'Mister Pills and Sanative Wash. I give
you permission to publish this letter to
titles) others." - Mrs. 1Vieenem MAR-
-40111AND, Box 464, Tilbury, Ontario, Can.
Case of Mrs. Tully.
Chicago, "I take pleasure in
"writing to thank you for what Lydia E.
lffickbura's Vegetable Compound has
Anne for me. I suffered with such ew-
e(s] periodic pains, and had a displace -
and received no benefit from the
efoistIns. I was advised to take Lydia
•klE•Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
'Mtn now as well as ever." -Mrs. Wee-
,selaist 'roux, 2052 Ogden Avenue,
'Chicago, Ill.
If you have the slightest doubt
1$11cat Lydia E.I'inkhana's Vegeta-
Cfonap o und will help yon,write
itoLydiaE.PinkhaniMedicineCo.
:iconfidentia,l)Lynn,Illass.,f or ad-
vice. Your letter will be opened,
woad and answered by a woinan,
And held in strict confidence.
V*1.4f+4444+444;44+44+47+4•++++4;
2 College at Home
7414,_ !Thousands of ambitious Youw'
;
,; r:ecip le are fast DrePaTirkg all 4.
their own homes to occupy lac- +
ratios Positions as stenagraph-
era bookkeepers telegraPh-
ens„eivil servants in fact eve-ry
tiPhere Of business activitilee
You may finish at College if
OU 80 so wish Positiens iguaran.
2. • Enter college any day:
vidual , instruction. Ex-, 4;
teachers. Thirty' Years 4;
• erience„ Largest trainers *
Canada. Seven colleges 4;
Special course for teachers. t.
Affiliated with Commercial Ed.,
ucational Association of Canada 4;
Summer School at Famous Spot q*,
ton Business College London.
NO VACA1ION
$
Clinton Busioe °liege *
GEO. SPOTTON ARD
-4` Pincpai +
.4.4.+4....1.4* LONDON
it crime out in evidence that many
apple growers., were /est year uste
ahie to secure more than from 750, to
$1,00 per 'barrel., on the tree land
some ditricts hundreds of hare
rats of good fruit 'were; allowed to
fall to tbo gronXid., "and rot because
no frontable market could he found
for it. it came mit also that lo tbe
western rrovinces consumers wore
required to r; ty from $5,00 to $ii,t,0;
for good fruit Ur. .T. A. tiluddiek
noire end tent etoroge Commiesionor
in ng erideuceon this imesItion
pointed out that. about Slie5 per
barxel vere received., in the Lake
Ontario anciLake Erie Districts. by
the Members of the co-bretrative
liveciotions while iodepondent grow-
ers received about $1.00 prr barrel,
The Vorrimiss:orer in referring to tho
discrepar.cy between the first ;led
fit.iii rrices of epplee., estimated that
the unavoidable expense.5., amonted
to about., $2.2e per barrel, made up
as follows., laarrel 45c.. reeking 17c
matagement expenses or commis-
sior. to local buyer, 19c., freight to
Wicnipeg. 80c. broker's commission
12c. eta retailer's profit 50o per
barrel. - 1
The vest ion or marketing was one
ot rctar_y dealt with 'by the special
Committee, who had as witnes.ses
besides the 1)airy and Cold Storage
Gonamiss:oner 111essrs Daniel Johnson
Forest, Ont„ S, B. Chute. Berwick.
N. S, W. S. Foggo., Vernon..
and Tames lfordwell, Ottawa.
;As evidence of the value to the
grower of co-operation, Mr, John -
on instanred the ease. oE a woman
who was offered by a local buyer,
• $125 for ler crop., tor which she re:-
ceievd through a co-operative as-
sociation $1,035
Mr. Coate who represented 1.500
• farmer., cis manager of the Coiled
Fruit Company of Nova Scotia ex-
plained that through his organa
tion. 5.000 tons of fertiliser as beeii
bought from the manufacturers. for
the Inerabers who had benefitted to
the extent,' of about $15.000 on ;pur-
chases.. of fertilizers, Spraying ma-
chines and materials farm iMEIC-4
roents., seeds 'and other wequire
naents,.
Equally interesting evidence wa;s
given by the other witnesses all of
which appears in a pharnplipet of
116 rages., that bas been printed for
Public distributior. by the Publica-
tions branch of the Derartment of
Agriculture at Ottawa.
-ANNUAL 'WESTERN EXCIIRS'ONS
Sertetnber 11, 1'2, 13Round ` rate
Trips from Exeter Out to 1 ,
Port Euron Mich .
Detroit Mich .430
' Chicago 111...,... 10:10
pBay City Micb. ...
Cleveland 'via Detroit
Grand Rapids Mich ...... '7.05
; Saginaw Mich., ...... . .
Minneapolis or St. Paul '
tall
" Rail and Steamship 132.40
RETuRN LIMIT -All tickets valid
for return to reach original starting
point not later than Sept 29th 1913.
ea
and rettira from-EXETE,13 Sept 9. 11
12.'90 ,cents, Sept.: 5 6. 7.1$. 10. '13 95
cents. 1-tetura Limit September 15.
1913 Special train for London _wilt,
leave Exeter 9.02; a, .an. Sept 10 'and
llth 1.'141 Particulars hod tic,kebix,
, o
t from Or.‘,/aj; Dore, locket Agent ExekT
41'
Word was received here. last
day of the death it: Toronto of J.
Harold Proadfoot.. Or fhis town. The
deceased contracted typhoid fever
about two weeks ago, and in spite of
the b,est medical attention passed
away as (stated, Mr, Broadfoot- Was
a' promising Young man i32 „year's of
age and at the time 'of his 'death,
held the positioir. as manager of .the
furniture deportment " of the Rob-
ert SimPso]r. Company, The remains
were brought to Seoforth Friday, the
funeral 'tieing .held from the home cif
his mother., Mrs, J. Hi, 'Lroarlfoof of
market and Jarvis istreels,,..on Sat-
urday interment in Maitland
cemetery'.
.Tas. G. Martin Nvilo „recently
sold his farm in Tuckerstnith has
'nurehaaed the residetee., ,of 21r, 1-1.
Stevenson., anti will move' into two
.the course_ of a week or two.- ,
Rev, O. II -meAlister t).1. A. of Exe-
ter. rresident of the London 111eih-
odist Conference occur:led the pulpit
in the 21et1todist church on Sunday
MiSses ,oTar'orr. Votso ri 73
t Grieve. and Norma itartry left
week for l'ol'ontoO .s b. theY
,
attend the, Fact?, of .Educat'
HEI
THE EXETER
TIMES
Crediton
Mrs. Garnet ,Raker and daughter
of 'London, are se-n,ding, 3/ few
clays in town. k
Mrs and Mrs, A E, Kohn have re-
turned home after sfeoding their
honeymoon iu New York.
Messrs Fred and Milton Barrie of
London Spent Sunday in towo
Miss A1sa hill sport a day got
Toronto last week..
Miss 1.41lian 'Geiser bas return"ed
wee after visitieg relatives in Bur -
fah>.
Mr, and Mrs, John Humble after
vislAng reNtires here have return
to their home in sarn:i4
Miss Moderweil hos hoer/ elagell.
to reach High "Sehool -work ilt Ottr
ehoot here, and Mi --s Lulu Galaer
to 'take ;he room forme,rly taught
by Miss Moderwell.
Miss "Ma.* Pertrand is visitingin
Exeter..
Miss Ida 'Fahner is corifitted to
the 'house with an attack of Sett
fever,
Dr. oud Mesearree it -Dent SandaY
Ilensall the guests of it. and 21rs.
And Mrs, l'. of Das*
ICOOCI si;e4t Sandar in town,
2,,Irs, Rata of New -Ilaxabong has
ell home After vlAttlIg; her
Mrs, C. Zo.icker.
id Mrs, .DinneY of Exeter
were ttw guesns of Mr, aud etre-
Wenee over Sundae.
W001331A51
Dr Seldoo and bride of Vaocotiver
s Richard SeldOn and ME, 101-
11 of Exeter, visited at the hofue
of - Samuel Ford last weak;
orge Daher ere' family of
Og(Dr4 visited et the farsopage
t
rs o Itoetleir tit
sr.4ed tn fjnt.ra!late 3fre
ox 'week,
Th
I,
ram "4
At, he
lie
Jotrn I
he A
Oct34th
be given
• el M..
yellow
b,oute lifxctt? wpiro 1
he Obtlireb.
RANTow
bro1c nut in um unnv
lr.gto Mr, Jermyn on station st
about 10.46 a.m. on Friday., ond
cor;siderable damage before it was
pia out.. Many men responded a
one to the call, and although the
fire had gained Coneitierable bead-
wa3'. V7jiY controlle4it,.'Much
etimage woe done by water from tee
/mile, which 'would have lbeen4 startle
trottedbad a proper fire Bighting
apparatus been in Irv.. The cause
etun
lsbitho039g..1,1t to have °open 4 defective
Finkhoiner was horn
on 20t1i ar october 1841, at iteichenr
back Oberant PrendeOstadt WeuTtetn-
burg and died, Sept 25th 1913 at
11on1 ir. Crediton, Iji 1865 be was
joined in marriage with, 3tagdelene
°Braley. who three years later stre-
deceased blue Ile WAS again mar-
ried :or it eocond time to Eva Meet,
which mama was ellessed with
ter. ceildrett 3 having died some
Years ego, in 1891 he came with his
feneily to Creditor., and lived bore
the remainder of his life, Ho came
to the conviction of bis nine through
tee labors, of Rev G. F. Broils( join-
ed the Evangelical Association and
was a nor:stiller uetil hie death, Re
had been ailing for some titne but
was only confi*d to hie bed for
a little over a -week, when: death
made an end to all trouble, He reach
ed 00 age, of 71 yrs, 11 rime, and
5 day's arta leaves a widow 5 Bons
ond two daughters %rid 1 hrother.
W. ZiMmerman aslisted the, pastor
at the funeral services. 2
Suffered
h bilioeseces and sisk headache
Calgary Alberta July 8 1911.
1 was a great sufferer for a long
time with bilionsoess Sick head-
ache and Liver Trouble, Nothing
seemed to do in. a ay goOkL, I had
almost given of, in despair ellen 1
decided to try.
FIG PILLS
After takiog aboixt half i bo.c the
beadachea storped, and my appetite
' frayed, 7 halo,' jostfinished, the
filtn box Alld feel as well ee cVer
I can hardly recornInt:art Fig pala for
stoomon and Jiver troobies Mrs,
Blison. Sold at all dealer.> in 21 orol,
50 cent boxes or mailed by Coe Fig
Pill Co, St. Thomas Out., Soild
llowey's Drugstore.
VS1LEY
'Farm rurchas,ed,21r, "W, N., Glenn
sre Mr%V. N.. 'Glenn 250 ecree or
as good farLDtr,g laud as Can
mind .E.t Canada, Mr, Gleou is to I
be Cogrottolated on 3/15. IllrehASO
./
•,T, MI'
CLINTON
Mr, A. In Beaton ons
eteemed residents W8. Calte4;
ewes' by death cerly cat
y morning. Oct lst, Mr, on
ad beet; io faiing health for
of years, hilt until within o rely
;of his death was able /o
ofida lwq .Y9 130 a cheer7 wo74.1
weeds whoa; he H; t_ 9
'Stator. was torn in Klein -
burg York Voiense nearly e9 yeere
ago. Abolit rioe years one he elt40
to Clinton •Ind went into the grocery
hich be contigoiNt mita
foiling herdth cemrelled bile to re-
tire o coulee of years ogo, eft-,
ReatOft was Miro married, ass eoe,
ted wife and a family of eight eon.
They are. Neeneth 3. Beaton.
Meaton. W. Grout 'Beaton, Mese
use, GiffOrd. 1101(11;Taror'' 81.d
1 te
The Be I Teat
. n 11 meet '
httrvilay a
A n1etatli4 nrogr m
od tor, AlldoVe,rv, teae
torate will ee preeer,
EL1MVILLE
it .May 'INfartin and Miss Ethel
McLaren., of Cromarty visited Mies
Addle Jobns one day Jost week.
WINCHTEDSEA
On Wednesday Sept 24th at 40' -
clock in the afternoon at the borne,
of Mr, and Mrs.11ichard ItodginsS.
13; the tnarriage, took place of their..
youngest daughter., Ruth.* to Mr.
Clarence Fletcher son,of. Mr, and
Mrs, John Fletcher of Winchelsei.
The ceremonY was performed by Rev
Royott of Kirkton in the presence
of forty guests, The Wide was at-
tended by her neice Miss Vera Da-
viswhile the groom was supported,
by ,his brother ;Bert. The wedding
march was played by Miss Gladys
Coursey. cousin of the brideo -The
young collide who are popular in soc-
ial circles. ;make their future
home in W-inchelsea., and have the
best witsbe[s of their many fricrids
for a hatoy wedded life,
PO
p
71, 10W8 1»I 1Q4T.
1 ell wit 5
ee parnte for
h'l It deireed to Tor7io.
(11, Jou1 Poster moved ittto Mrs.
*iie'7 .hour loet week.
r. W. LSibeert, hest moved 14$
fondly front Daeltwood buil ore ore-
vlillYing Mr. 'J. Deciter's house at the
west enth
The eitildreu and trionds oE
14Decker sr., pleasantly 2.urprid
him., on the -evening of Octolin; ht
when they Met at big home to eels
ebrate 4V11 17 him Ms 69th birthdel
The 'eVening WaS epent very plea.
sently be oil 51r Docile(' received
mouy
...
. S. No. 2 HAY
For the month of September, Only
the names of those Vila obtained sex.
ty vex° centoratoreure given. 3x.. IV
Gretta Case .81.6 Vero Jonee., 72,6 sr
111 Herman "46; 11 Ernie
'Willard 71; sr.' Ieeltelle Murree' $82
Peter Case $3; . Annie 'Willard 64;
Hannah ninny 77; Number int
Itoll 16; °Average 8ttend/1m0 13.25
AlID0 Dow teacher.
t111
crnAmEs Itatti)
Mr., j. White es vieltire; Mrs.
v
Puestnores.
ard Mrs. Homey :spent Sundny
with Mr. and Mrs, Orville Carus.
Mrs„. (Rev.) Fletcher is er.erelipg" a
few days le Cleveland Ohio.
Miss Janet Brown of Exeter was
the guest of Mrs, Robert lee-dd. last
;Sabbath.
Next Sabbatn. Rev. A. V. Brown ot
Ailsa Craig is expected to occupy the
rulpit at Bethany.
Mr, and Mrs, Sohn Cann visited
friends in Bewail last Sabbath,
Mrs, ltobt, McDonald is on the
sick net.
Mr., Edgar Hur.kin is recoverieig
from his recent'illneep and is able to
1oo around a,e;aini.
GODERIOR
The Council with the cooperation
Of the local 113,oard of Trade, are subs
mitting a request to the public work
department.. Ottawa. for a further
additioo of 200 feet to the ontsidd
break water., which though not fin-
ished still proves. ir.adettuate to the
protection of the harbororaas was
-shown by recent storms on the Iake
A very hafiPY event took place Fri-
day morning at the residence Of, Mr.
G. 'Morris. Cambrla road it beitg the
marriage 'of her second , daughter,
Mary Elizabeth,' to Mr William Stra-
chan.. of Louisville Kentucky The
house -was beautifully decorated and
the bride wore her going away gown
of gray broadcloth 'Th:: ceremor.y
was performed by the, Rev, George
Ross P. D.. in the presence of a few
of the immediate relatives of the
contracting -Parties., After thc. ccre-
mor.y a dainty wedding breakfast
was ,served and the, hapPY couple left
on the morning train for Toronto
and other ,poitits, ,
AILSA, CRAIG,
After .4 ltriti 1r.e.sis Alexander
Anderson. a lifelong resident of this
place,,,passed away early this morn-
ing. Although not ,enjoying the be,st
of „bealtirfonsome time lie was -only
confined to his room for a couple of
daytt. 1 i is survived R1Y 1si SOP'
rowing, -widow. two sons, John of ,De-
troit and of 2roosejaw, 'and obe
daughter_ 'Miss I?onma. at home. The
deceased was a member of ,tbe
h
tmconodrac3h „1,,01"N171i rfnu nceerma le t.fextrnyl,., )9ace
A quiet, weddingwas solemnized at
the Ma LS_C 011 eV edneedineeafternoon.
5. 55'1. Miss Lizzie A. Shirrey become
the bride of, M. LC' Roy Siddali
both of Falkirk Rev, W. H. Geddes
Performed the ceremony, They will
reside or., the, oroom's taroa at Fal-
.
Grey Hairs
never worry
the woman
who, uses
She luts none, flay* Hair
Health 'restores natural
eelor to !trey or faded bait.
It promotes a natural, healthy
growth, free from dandruff..
It II not in any cense a dye.
50s eitia $1 at oU good thotioon.„ For
maniple bottletend 10c & dealer's oarae.
ratittsyspeciattles Co.; New irki,!t:
41
11
A SH Wrion
a ry Smith of the Goshen
81 e t 0 17 an unfortonate
dent while leaving the, Growl Stood
at the Parkhill Fair. she fell and
.broke her arm.
The late Joseph Eidt notice ci
whose death 8l615a7e51 in the T1me-4
last week. /vaa boxv in Wilmot
ti3v."1'51Aii; (05 013 of Waterloo. and
was Q'f Gei"nrno--- Wnrentage, 44Ther, a
YOnog mon be, moved to Wellesley
• tatA,ir to 111-itc1itill where he
carried on general store horsiness for
.Year, movitig from there to Sr.
-farys where be work d as a Miller
for fir.- Years-, and from there be
went; to Crediton thi.rt;-
e;/.rs ago eanie to Da shwood.,„ taking
.00 f pato the ioto
oab Fr --i.1 ,atid some years later,
based the mill which in.eoaduet-
d notil a few years ago notil
sold out ts-
to Mr. Wm, F.bler'Ile
'as married C1 Mory Ann Ruthig
wbo
•- i. him two Years- ng
SIr.,Eidt ,,,vas a man of unusual /tier
t, AM1 Upright 17. all his dallio'gs.
• boXiOured on,d 4Qsfterted bY 43;
Ixto knew bink, as anOetire
member of the Leoxeren ehereb and
staunch Conservative .i 'ss ane,
ht. -ether Mixt 9f Clifford- three spors
Ind 10111 dAughters, ru the loas
.1 C7Vl4 14thr.. fl-/t1'4A1nattk;
' 00 Wedn,,,s.l..*- itie,rieerit hying
1011,11Am:4n ctInc-tery, The sor-
.e0ndneted., tiy Bev,
14-41P forMer Raster
ftrre.
EIE
'SALL
r .
extePqre flax go5Ves 55
Lion and teen cultivet
11 r joicens in tie' verY tsertb
I1711r QC iniq fell- god hure
4 their cruet /4.0*14 Candi tot
MT( to etete thet
lme er. ie tnufeerd to lies zoo
ottgh
etathwell makieg ittleTov
• Ms orltvelling "prev..rty Aloe
Ile the Fostofficee
Bartoa 0i thi.11.4WItilli;
110140 k-
nt t178
veto*4t 411.1142e
Det**
(NEW IDEA SERIES)
s011IE folks (Tread the winter-
bethese of the funtane troubles, .
it bangs
Antiqua.ted heating Systems are eer•
tainly a PC:isanee. Dust and ashes,
semetimes deadly gas fumes, all aver
the house. f3r hot air like o breeze
aeroosatlesert waste -poisonous, dry.
-lesaithelestreying air. All - hempen
conservative ntannfaCitirera WOtlid
no consider New Ideas In heating.
The SOLTENIR femace makes the
hot air systelD tbehealtbiest, cheapest
and best.
TE'E., bt,lilt Agtvt-r-A. solid. eem---Pirr-e. iron re-
peo.t7-44.-44.4 opa seieetod froa at thar,--aed
d'4.11gP4'., nte 0^-fter "sV La iacrtase. xadi-
/8.e. zrate is s.'mplUrity. 175ef----ashes ra
daulpg'd blr ..a, -'1,2.-,' N70 of theleeer
N0 clam fer eoiskor. troablga,
dOqr evciT
soeveesitie 11:L=„2„..:e. is Pralect.
Mk. for onr. 1V-71. T-.,:-.,..)ktm
The S.' C, ..F.X.12? Forra-ce
51---,-
:..1.--,r
Tbt Iipmilton Score
ond If OAter C.o.f
Looltsd„
o.,...csororaom
fle/oo.00t
Erg-ry tu3"5r f 4Sorrettir
,Furxace Pfe.-ten.ka
a Ie.c.4 b.”T.d trrA th4e 9/Pur..
r.,,.aranteririg firspal
ogai*4 crolco,
Irk 4/
.044, end fcr ;iears,
wW b
EAM,Di4 EXETER
you the "5.5uvenir
e 1 ‘svtrItilleIdrItel":1:tferil::1,;:vo:Iltrilaulfg*-;::
ix i
1;in' *IOWInartors or tbf;t1,1botri.
0 bavius 010:41:e0:37,::::::
*vsit7on ot leararlan;
su'
t II
efenSIte "tato d$ t ail ePC af 'Ibe nenr
e placr, tf81S lionth..'
p8 4 '
fin'. Igiteo lactilt:illin 134v:toad' gion4e
1' Ilielil rge outfit including de.or and -
undertakirg vehicle.
Th,*'. hord 'Redmond who has
00 u ) ng for thi. cormr?gationl-
z, OhIflClb. in Stratford (or the
while the.v. were witliont
.astorwas- in the village during.
W4ek vie:Rite; les lerother
%dmouil•
f walker who 1io8 hoen, vis
✓ It. illontbron and fainllY
st moutli has returned t
tee
for
Detroit
Our respecteei townsman Mr. Geo.
Doogins, bee pitrchased lt nusinosetfl
Zurich. azd jr, the course of a tweed.
or two intends moving there
Norman Cook end Fred McDoneld
motored to leetroit last week.
Gladys /he little daughter of Geo
-
e. Wren of Cbiselharetistlown with
yphoia fever.
Hugh McLean itnends moving to
ikintiitoU shortly
The death took place on Sept 28th
In the towsnhip of Bliddniplx of Jae.
Carter at the age of 97 years One,
ot the pioneer settlere of the nd.,
can of iiNroGillivray Mr, Carter was
born in the twee -ship of Huntley
Coutty otCharelton, With his mother
and three brothers, 1m moved to deo
2nd con, of MeGillivray in the year
of 1835., when those parts were It
wildernee.e, Ile lived on the home-
stead until kven years ago when he
wer.t to live with his daughter Mrs.
Susan Hunter of the Towaaiship of
Didduleb.. He is survived be two
sons and eight daughters, the. last of
a long lived family. 'The ;funeral
took elace or. September 20th„ to
St. James cemetery., where thel,Y
were ir.terred in the family plot,
GRAND BEND
Mr. ar.d Mrs, Charles Lawson of
Toronto who were visiting Bfr, ar.d
Mrs. Joseph Gill, have returned to
their home
Mr,Fred Elsie and Theodore return
ed home on Saturday from Detroit
?Jr. rind Mrs, J. Sharrow are visit -4
its- relatives in Detroit.
Mr. Peri: Stattor. bought Mr, Will
Patterson's driver.
1)1r. Hermar. Gill of Thedford was
here putting a piepe to the dock that
washed away.
Mr. Hy Eilber of Crediton is Put -
ling up a cottage., Fred Page and
son Walter have the cement work.
Mrs. David Webb is very siolx. at
Present.
Me.ssrs Wm. Oliver and P. Baker
were in Goderich last week.
Mr. P. Paler is improving bis
house (by fr,utting a verandah there-
to. : 71 I 1,
Chiltlreiri's Hair
Kee,. it ;clean and free from' Disease
usine PARISIAN SAGE
If you -want your 'children ,to grow,
up -with trong sturdy ova vigorous
Mirleach them to use- JlARISIAN
Saze; the world renotonocl Hair Tonle
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It Q1 ows new hair quickly in. coses
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At last this vicinity has got a dello!
mail, the rural route running from"
Grattan' to ZiOn School anel theial
down the tenth of Blanshard,,
NVeddir,g lbell„s are ringing ihiJ
week at the home of Mrs, Lat-phier
w hen her daughter Laura is beittO
married to James , Glavir., of ViTersO,
McGillivray, fler many friefndss
rhieere INivie,. shher every success, in
dfmar,-11
Mr, 'Geo, Mill.son is doing an exm
tensive business on Tuesday of each
week takino fowl.. Last week
they receive'd over three ihundredf
dollars worth, 'George always Pa,y5
'a good Price for produce'.
Onr your.g'ireople seeraingly, enjoy`,
the rides in. the Mil -on car.,
Mr .andr2Irs 'Aaron Davis of Saint
-ebony visited fl -ends here on Suraq
MiS's Della and Emma Peart
Zion. sP,eni. 1Sunday here the guest
of Mias Edna , Gunning,
Th' Misses Mabel and Ethel Par-'.
ison of St. Itla.rys., srent the past
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funeral of her
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