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Death o▪ : Mrs. Br ew:>.-Th.• death €tf
ehe, Brow:r oe urretl t, LI)t
kerne ef ear deueehaeee, firs, F. Jen-
nings
:LLn ngs gen re es Js Medford cur Sunday,
The r.erne.ne were brought to her
aormer home hers from which the
Serve sl 'rFiat, pt ee on Tuesday after -
neer.
ftor..neer. ,o the GU teen Linrn tery
Rei>er. u' Prt>moton ExaminaL'aas-
Rea;rr II -Sr, iII., TO:a1 marks $35
Pees mark. 501; Anna 'Malan 657,
Eugene 'I' iia et)3, Harold Kellerman
543. Lambe~: Witmer 521, Kenneth
«Veen. 511, C1arer.c,. Fischer 450, Hate
rg Harteib 341.
Jr, III., Tectal :narks 775, Pass
mak 435; Harry Heitman: 512, Grate
'Guenther a
4e , Fltssse I..l,.:rutiv.r 441
Edna Wilds 415,.3wa► t Wjliere 411,
Jeanette St a hagea 372.
II. ,..)til maks 625, pass 375;
Marguerite _te Held 5u0, Theada Hayter
476. Lou ,Hey Burmeister 462, Ethel!
Har Leib 461, tI�'dred White 455, Aaron'.
Re s:ersey:" 451. Martha Graupner450'.
F1-:e,e Gu.n.h:< 447, EL;'a Merner
434, v^rdon Bender 433. Eddie Ha
anaaher 42.0; Clarence Pfaff 400, Ian
L p• s • . 391. Nelda Fasseld 354. Mar -
gaze. :. s.er 37S, Leneel Bea Ser 352
Pz. • ander 333, \Z alle Eve1and 318,
Floyd s "get .9Q, Earl Wiener 27e.
Jr. ].. Total marks 550, pass mark 330
Selma Guen:ner 379, Garnet Burmeis-
ter 341 ,Lnuzs Zimmer 300, Louse Stau'.
bus252, Adam Stire 179.
C. Edmesto,z, teacher.
The Needless Misery.
That Women Bear
WHEN the
house-
hold cares
and the worries
of everyday
life have drag-
ged you down, I.
made you
happy, andllµ ,.
there is nothing pa-
in life but
headache, back-
ache and worry,.
turn to the
right prescrip-
tion,+one gotten
up by Doctor
Pierce over
:fifty years ago.
Dr. Pierce, of
Buffalo, N. Y.,
'long since
found out what
is naturally
-best for wom-
en's diseases.
He learned it
:all thru treat-
ing
thousands.
of eases. The
result of bis
studies was a, medicine called Dr.
Pierce's F a v o r tare 'Piescription.
'This med girlie is 'tirade of vege-
•Mable groi tths th yt nature surely
intented for backache, headache,
weakening;' pains, 'andfor many
,disorders common to women in
. aifi -ages of life. • Sold by druggists "'
do tablet . and liquid form: Send
Dr. Pierce -1.0c. for trial package.
Lucan
,M�ie,IM
S'ti ez +'gt to Haskete aged L>9. who
la3-]
leis hip E- li tit ed er Str a,:a*n t
be be,.'*e,, st-Hell by a ra. c .art ie laic
watehino,, the tee es Den : ere Ilse-, was
a nes. ssa'+rt.. here Se,.:d y,
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r.. _. ees- : Li:ac• ct, they as be etas
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Jr ii ervr-n Dunn, Re:a tOkse
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SCHOOL REPORT OF S. S. NO.
4, S•ea--Prometina Exareinet ores -
The led vizi pass, -Jr 1L" G ideas
i'4 exaet of 1, Leer. rd Wein- 5S4, Lor-
ene:: e wa .-. 533 ; Jr. III, Erma Fah-
nee- 530, RuheI ober 521. arena Sta-
les 511 `.,.::teen Mo Hoek 43S, Roy
S. warty tat ed, 347; Sr.IL. Selma Ra-
le: horrses 521, Irene 'ride "re 496,
Arnold Besker 45Leo
yd L d i er a-5
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jr, ll.a k'taM
i,,,- e , 45La ^aa.
, e _aleree.ne 433; Jr. ab., Lorene
beams 41:3, Thema Weber 4e7. Greta
Beaker 330...-15 ,a M=',_ E:htere, --ach-
er.
TUCKERS.%IITIH-T e home of Mr.
and :firs A'- cur Roz t:edge was on
June 2.9th the scene o; a most harm-
ing June Wedding, when. -a r niece.
Miss Phoebe Isabella Verna a nox was
united in, marriage to Mr. Reba. Mc -
Clare.
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Jackals and Crocodile Eggs.
Jackals aid byeaas are very fond of
:rocodile eggs. The former is the more
successful'poaelier of the two. Na-
tives of central Africa say that the
jackal has sixteen eyes, with one of
which he watches the eggs and with
tare fifteen others be looks out for the
2rocodiie. The hyena, on the other
hand, .being very greedy, bas all his
eyes on the eggs and so often 'fails as
victim to the watcbfui crocodile in mo-
tionless hiding The natives say, too,
that the crocodile sometimes knocks
its prey off. the :bank or off, the canoe
with its tail and then seizes it with its
wide oi>en jaws.
The Earth and Man compared.
If it were possible for a man to con-
struct, a globe 800 feet in height -much
less than twice the height of the
Washington monument -and to place
1pon any portion of its surface an
atom one four thousand three hundred
and eightieth of an inch in diameter
and one one hundred and twentieth of
an inch in height, it would correctly
denote the proportions man bears to
the gigantic globe upon which he
stands. .
Lazy Larks.
Investigation `has ruined the lark's
reputriition for early rising. That much
.eiebrated -bird is quite a sluggard, as
it does not rise Mill long after chaf-
Andres, linnets and a number of hedge-
row birds have been up and about for
some time.
Pa's Weakness.
Little Nell -=You've got a good papa,
Willie. Willie.--Paain't so bad, but 2
,wish'lle, w,aeit t so much in love with
mamma i ,.he believes, everything
she says about.me.
G M1inotoneus.'
"Why donoti call your hotel the
fireakers sng 'more:"'
"Aw, everybody bad to crack an al-
leged joke as .be.paid. his bill" -Louis -
;dile cot! riegi.tourum..
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NEVIS TOPICS OF SEE
irrtsortant Events VYhieh. Have
Occurred During the Week.
he Busy World's ilnl>pe)ilugs. care-
fully Coutpiled and Pitt into
Hand) and r>ttrnetive Shape for
the Readers of ()IIx taper ,-. A
Solid Honr's E:r nevment,
TUESDAY.
Canedian .gad l • a, Rotarians are
visiting Paris.
The Leas won their sixth eonse-
.al ae e ieto s,
13tintor get 5\ i tee'r 4> tee ie ;t
Glc:e...deed.
,., • erret ;1a.S t " Y2"•'4°+.A. ,�.t-r"
ece Ile r:a to:stereo,
Britain i s. eere leant
nee.; ts= et
ng a 'efe to /rat
Keeeee aree :ger. .
e es- ir: et zee
ed • . . .t.
Ter$
to s<
reti• a::.-ses-
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isieeeeresd its:*
•nihil
6t1F A3Ee ix • y
e.
ei i how to pet crimp eu leitxt, ee oil
et r,it.aa s
leen rsere „s: 9 TMresetrae'ilt0 of
Ar:s ,a '' s. recti; 1. gaud , h fete ei .s
,dT«e ti' 4
St lei els P' -;24n ea -emelt.
Ter a -ca "w.ts,• aw : -:ea
tit Dee a'r . A.. 4:,e4.:z; ..3 +:t).,rter-
Stan t' .` r eU e'.:",:;_ . 'ta eeauforth
• yx
Tenser .N '+ A�
!, l HAW iillwki SlR. Rtl'o.n - were
i2 Sea56. sntl.pa!r d watt. $2-6e.e95
itn the fares insult y ear.
Verset' liell.otte dies from injuries
received ,.: arena ;a e tight et Whale
or with haunt a dezt'i: other alien.
Salartee of 3Ain eters Sat the Pro-
yiitCi l Go Re" .n:=r'to and intlemnities
of te.e mbere a !'V4l Legisla-
tures, are aatel t•st ineol« a tax,. ie the
judt3',me& t of Hoe. Mr. Justice .r7.u-
dette, of the Exchequer court.
1,1EDNEsI)A2w *•
Printers of Montreal aro demand-
ing the 44 -hour week.
University of Toronto stadiumis.
being practically rebuilt.
Ridley cricket eleven was beaten.
by Germantown, Pa., 98 to 82.
Reformers are trying to prevent
the Dempsey -Carpentier bout,
Power is to be given President
Harding to put duty on lumber:
The College 01 Physicians and
Surgeons opens annual Meeting'.
Effort to be made to direct elni-
gration from Britain to Dominions.
Anglo -Japanese Treaty Is before
the Conference of Dominion Pre-
miers.
The commission investigating the
Matheson fire of 1916 makes interim
,report,
Thomas Bell, R.C,M.P. constable,
Regina, walk' in front of train and
is killed..
Rev. W. R. 1 salts
f resigns
as
y g as -
P
for of the West Presbyterian Church,
Toronto.
Mistaking carbolic acid for medi-
cine, Henry St. Amend, Buckingham,
Que., dies.
Archbishop Worrell resigns his see
of Nova Scotia to become Bishop of
Bermuda.
Thomas Morris, Oshawa's veteran
town clerk and treasurer, dies at the
age of 78.
British coal miners' strike has
been ended - men start work on
Monday.
Rain halted Toronto -Jersey City
game in the sixth inning, the Leafs
losing 2-1.
Dr. Lynch of Saskatoon flew 7 0
miles in 57 minutes and saved a pa-
tient's life.
The Faculty of Medicine is ar-
ranging a course of special studies
for .doctors.
Dr. H. S. Griffin, Grand Z of Royai
Arch Masons, Hamilton physician,
dies suddenly.
Congress conferees agree on form
of resolution to end war with Ger-
many and Austria.
John Wanner of Strasburg, aged
18, instantly killed while unloading
logs near Nese Dundee. ,
THURSDAY.
The New York Kitties beat Boston
twice..
Big Bill Haywood is returning to
America.
Quebec police and firemen's strike
is settled.
Lady Randolph Church dies after
an operation.
Babe Ruth made his 28th homer
of the season.
Ridley College cricketers beat Ard-
more C. C. 181 to 48.
Algonquin won the Dominion
Plate' event at Hamilton.
Elmer Farr, five years old, drown-
ed in the river at Brantford.
Germans are angry that TJ -boat
murderer is placed in irons,
Eamon de Valera refused to at-
tend a conference in London.
Miss Elisabeth Ryan qualified to
play for theBritish-tennis title. , -
Cloudburst floods many Toronto
streets and cellars and. imperils
I lives.
A petition asking clemency in the
case of Wm 3fcraddYen is largely
signed.::
Sir James Craig, Premier of Ul-
ster, declines invitation from De
Valera.
The Ontario Motor League gave
an outing to 1,300 children in
Benglt.. Pr9noast, aged 15; Three
avers- drowSod sciaile bathing. in St,
Lawrence. eeeleee.
Edgar Pepin, 22 years old, drown-
ed in the St. Charles, near , Quebec,
while bathing: - '.
Mrs., J A. Mohlin, .;while waiting
to pay flea t ,, ;• ,•' r V aticotrver, ;.
dropped, dead
Lord 13,, e4 of 1 i +.• . Canada's new
lovernor-General, is t-.> land at Que-
bee August 11. 1
Edward Bruce Bates. for 41 yearn
employed in Ottawa post offiee, died
at the age of 72
Mr, 3Ic1iati at radial probe opines
that the limes should pay for teem-
-elves in iftj: years. -
Annie Brown, aged 4, was trilled
when lightning strikes grandfather's
house near Cornwall. Ont.
The Aero Club is to raise a fund
for a monument perpetuating the
glory of Canadian war filers.
�
"tlenrpts ?;o1~ Iiprevtnt.ID:1Y, the big fight,
failed.
Pittsburg won two games from
c'ineinnati.
Dodge won the Wentworth Handi-
eat) at Hamilton.
A statue of Washington was un-
. ltid in London.
Si: James Craig will not accept
1alera's invitation.
'Teeny" y" 1:=oltl outpointed "Teddy"
Jcas s-. in le rounds.
t*.'.det Corps gather at Niagara
;;a for training.
Tea- eto ,;.tot= til=> Fayelle French
iii lee a great re=ception.
T' War Vete r tees' Masonic Lodge
$ testate:tett in Toronto.
isyrecetse beset -eta! team defeated
1 the A.k af$ en Thursday. i to ted,
:art - n, Swath lfriea. poll Play
•a for the British tennis title.
' man was killed by an auto at
Lesee dte the driver war arrested.
Former President Taft becomes
`'.,%1° cane-' of the 1,Hated States.
.sr:el ,ase ,. • evidence idence at the Leipzig
rest rtl. t-n.slas murdered pris-
• rS,
;:t° .Jcalm 11<. Burke,C.S.P., ap-
.'rise rt'eror of Nf'wpian Hall,
Toronto.
Wm. C. Nixon has been aPPointed,
Agent -General for Ontario in Great
Britain.
..^.n inquest is to be held oat the
dv chill cat the late Lady Randolph
Chur
Ft^sults of Faculty of .Music exam-
s. I'niversity of Toronto.. are
ennouneed.
Si: Robert Horne says work and
production are only remedy for trade
eonditions.
SATURDAY.
The coal strike in Britain virtually
at an end.
The fluteh held monopoly of Dial -
rat oil Ileitis.
Sterling exchange closed in New
York at $3.72 N,.
My Dear won the National Handi-
cap run at Hamilton,
Milted States railway workers on
duty under wage Gut.
St. Catharines O,A,L.A. seniors
beat the Beaches, 7 to 4.
France sends note to Britain on
situation in Asia Minor.
Henri Beprado, 12 years old,
drowns in Ottawa river.
Premier Drue'y addressed V. F. O.
picnic at Windham Centre.
Kemal's agent denies ` that Cos-
sacks are in Angora army.
Belleville -Prince Edward county
bridge becomes free of tolls.
No. 2 Stationary Hospital estab-
llsbed headquarters in Ottawa.
Premiers' Conference favors tri-
partite agreement on Pacific.
The Ontario Medical Council ex-
amination results are published,
Mr. Arthur Henderson, British
Labor leader, plans to visit Canada.
The n nete
i enthnnua
a 1 Horse
Show In Toronto wan
a complete
success.
The French mission is the center
of many interesting functions In
Toronto.
Bentley, Baltimore, leads Inter-
national League batsmen and
pitchers.
Hon. W. L. Mackenzie King ad-
dresses a Liberal meeting at Brome,
Quebec. "
The Dominion Day regatta in To-
ronto attracted a tremendous crowd
on Friday.
Two young women were drowned
at Fisherman's Island, Toronto,
while attending a picnic.
MONDAY.
The Leafs lost in Buffalo on Sun-
day by 3 to 0.
Toronto Scottish won the Ontario
Cup final, a to 1.
Semenoff Is getting ready for the
struggle in Siberia.
W. T. Tilden retained the British
tennis championship.
U. S. is building submarine fleet
to cost $130,004,000.
Mrs. Debeck, the oldest woman in
B. C., dies, aged 107.
A London butcher is badly beaten
by robbers in a lane.
Gen. Smuts is likely to visit Ire-
land to aid the peace move.
The Anglo -Sap treaty automatical-
ly continues for one year. - -
De Valera. and Southern lanionist`
delegates meet in Dublin.
Riversides beat Weston by 7 to 6
in an O.A.L.A. senior game,
The French Mission was given a
big reception at Hamilton.
Five coroners have been appointed
to conduct all Toronto inquests.
Hon. W. L. Mackenzie King ad-
dressed a meeting at Beford, Que.
Toronto women writers are guests
in week -end' journey to Niagara.
Peel Battalion (23.4th) will donate
fund to dependents of fallen men.
The biggest cadet camp ever held
in Canada opened to -day at Niagara.
A conference is calked of all •inter-
ested in building to plan for revival,
Jack Dempsey knocked out
'Georges` Carpentier in " the fourth
round.
Louis Williamson drowns while
swimming in the Humber river,
Toronto. .
A negro w;a$-arrested :in Toronto
after wielding a razor on a:man who
may die of Wounds.
Twd Toronto people were killed
and sin= others :.injured -1 is ran auto
accident near=Winona:
Rev-.' Dr. Shields of Jarvis Street
Baptist Church, Toronto;' tells hie
congregation he will not resign his
pulpit,,'
Dominion Steel set earnings for
the year ended Mauch 31 were $4,-.
668,311, against 33,261,813, in, the
year preceding.
FLAVOUR
IP
-the charm of
is in its ue flavour rich . _. ... q _. _.. _- _ av o ' � �_ deco-acy; And It
never varies. All grocers sell "Salada" in
sealed metal packets only. 5836
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payable (without delay for identification) at all.
the principal points in Canada, the United States,
Mexico, West Indies, South America or Europe either.
through one of our 535 branches or by thel�pond-
gats who represent us throughout the world
You will.fittd,these cheques a very convenient and IndsIndsway e
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THE CANADIAN BANK
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OF COMMERCE
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PAID-UP CAPITAL
RESERVE FUND
RXETER BRANCH, l A
$15,000,001
;15,000,000
iapman, <elannager.
1110,1.4.11,
Incorporated in 1S55
;CAPITAL RESERVE $9,00000
Over 130 Branches
THE MOLSONS BANE
The Molsons Bank wants every farmer to feel
that he has a real friend in the manager, that be
will receive a hearty welcome and can safely discuss
with hint his matey needs. t" ^>,r; s t. r�rti. ,. i . ,. t,urgari5.',
EXETER, BRANCH
T. S. WOODS Manager,
Centrali `Branch open for business daily.
Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Branch.
Established 1893 Reference'; any Bank
or Mercantile Agency
CREAM
SWEbT OR SOUR -WE WANT IT,
We are paying at the present time.
32c lb. of butter fat delivered at any shipping station
30c,.' ib. of butter fat over Territory where we have a system of
collecting by trucks.
Payment made on Fourth Day after the Shipment Received,
Cans supe lied freer
BOWES CO. LIMiIThD, 70-76 ,Front St. E. Toronto.
Our Capital fully Haid up in $756,0QQ.00
E SELL GILSON''7
FARM EQUIPMENT
BACKED BY SI Mr
YEARS' EXPERIENCE)
DOMINANT IN QUAL.
ITT AND SERVICE'
Sixty' yearn of leadership --of • giving good value; heaping satisfaction
and real service! That'swhy the Gilson, name wins respect and
confidence .from coast. to coast. :That's why we are proud to sell
this dependable farm equipment.
THE GILSON ENGINE
All slaw
Costs Yon
Nothing
The famous Gilson "Goes LLke Sixty" En-
gine -any size for any -.purpose -can be pur-
chased on the easy payment plan. ',);et it
pay for itself. Its : economy and depend-
ability have made it the biggest selling en-
gine in Canada. pet us demonstrate on
your farm. '
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The Rylo S¢lo" insures
sweet; fresh; succulent en.
silage down toAbe last
forkful. It is built to last
indefinitely. Exclusive
patented features of de-
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explain why the nyto is
chosen byfarmer, the diPasenmin;
stingPays for
monorails the best fertilizer. You have it,
itself int the first season. Use it! The best. Manure Spreader made is
Then year after year, pays the Gilson. Why? It has a wide spread,
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you beat it? tae geplsand all complicated parts.
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More Gilson Silo Fillers weres old in Canada
yearlast any other
e. It lar-
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cutter made.
Be independent -get a Gilson Silo Filler. and
811 your own sato-with your own engine,
4 h•p• 'or larger -at the proper time, when
your corn Lias the greatest feeding value.
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