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ia. THURSI:? AAS , MARCH 16,192L,
Ye Olden Days..
A.a'Pk a:NIXGS OF MARCH, 190Z
AS TAKEN FROM
CIII EXeTER ADVOCATE
efr. Emesiten l3nsett, wh> hes Isecrs
:' "' i deal of Exeter, left
,tar. "s rh for Crystal City, Mau,:
m '° 'c pte:d a position. as
ares s ll s Benne and 4amly win
fenny.. nes course ni a few months.
oma
Crediton
Now a.nce telephone communication
bas been restored with outside pointe
wee do mot feel so isolated. Sia de the
sleet stores • it has beer+ imposeetne to
Mee any distance on account «,f the •
demag- dace to the Telephone Sye.
tens.
Jon. I?islserd :°te tot Grand Ben tray
3 t t, wn this w.ee *Ali 4to?d " of
€ .31.. It wasn't',tog; brfore the toad
'was seed.
O+vin;; to Miss Flak ienser"s illne s -
a er roam in the schwa is closed foe
fait= wpekt,
lee art gta:l to teem that Mrs.
Fr e n. ;'l Monocle s. s peel Chr'stien
tt cis h alth ,is improv7;%a.
Mr. a^ri Mrs, '4V41isa'lit Smith left tear
is tr t asx • At erneay wile .e Mrei Smith
ws l tsen'iiir' to uxS;nergo attedic 1 t'eat4
m= nt,
W. E. O.streieber i, spuirdines a few
ins s int Windsor •oil, buseye3s,
S B. Stotirers 'of Clinton and Mr.
Suet Irl •of tit.: 'OE. A. C.. Guelph,
w: re sit town Casit week `investigating
tire death of several head of cattle
ott'n.d by Clayton 1 -he deck
arrii,xl at lees that they had d'led
leer
eoung men wen! 1;1?- "rent :gine% m:lae +ed sweet clover.
cc,
SEten and t,7,%-;sg4�:y nn Mr at entelser and daughter, Mrs.
,...e,ti wens engage -se ;n, ;; S4 'rater hove returned from r g_
tri pea.e a:el ares vy 4 , where they ettended the fug
- 1 p re,rt s property =rat. v` -Miss M atw5 Steiazacher
ga• ta' Feb. 3eti . The nese
i. a; t:r r :t web :earl then
eters, R. t r wlity wee nets^
ter: ca nines, eta
• ens oa F:b. :nth to Itir
F- t.
seise Bins Creel -4 was aAo
ra•r s.:Iset and teis:stwrLa, the pult-
l4 h °r4„
el...ra Pnplestone and Gerdi:itt*e
r es (t, i V t•) s>I)- T their gen.
iM1 , t I e on Saturday.
3; i lex tanul,-t d"spese I of has
▪ .itt nine 's:;t Carliret street to
3Ir.. 1.1,.t d Wynu.
tar J,,..'obb cd ti; has applied
see ~ t7. T. R. R la, •missa:>:t to K:S'•
C
f. .. c log.?. at errtral•a..
tl ?;i sr,c+ty ; gale an At Ilona.'
u 4t •A,tns 741, :Iltix;e
w <- ;;Iiss F+li. Rowe. Mn
lI;'ssrs. "r I?:c',
:inn i 'enn, the Ha -n (Star-
a; is ,;J ems, ene. +:;snuck
d.c , gl ,- Leta Johne ni-e $ Sea-
EIebliern..tad l arsman.
dors, seen M' J OE Sten-
nu's eildr.ss oa n: antis ant
tib? to et_ ten order.
• AA ra Sn 1, liverymen, a:srl, is anent
t
1 to r., bed liven:en ';ince,.
:3sr J 'in t- ls:In:o : and :daughter,
`•I 'a 1 tti for Crt
til.. e sa y w;11 male their fu- Grand Bend
ttsr. .. :nee.
etre. W. H. Wenzelaend .pM ss Mab -
•SW e, eel were •celled t'o trent on
nu nnef on account of the B r ons sat
re o° Mrs. Mtn McDonald', rice
Clara W:nzeL
Mrs. Steele has. returned to her home
•li Taristeck, aft- sptetding a few,
at:ays
with her daughter, Mrs. Herb'
utq.
{ T,appirr,; 'ot nt'ap)e trees has •coati-•
meet ed. F r A ,fear days this past
vent the s,TP ran quote freely.
Tis • 'young p'enp:a.i a the ;4lt:thu L.•st
Church Qr: laract,, ag t p;ay, wha:h
wee be rendered in the ,Town. Hall
tb:•fore loan.
Lloyd
os;-
Lloydi Eit„tend ,lyes ha, . the Tool ot
t r' p st-Q:taco` repaired"
ter, St: Yerbsen was C1 lel Oil a, Com
sultatlea with °Ur. Orme an 4lrs. Jaw
ata Schware's condition, on Sutndey. -
Mes. Patin Shienk went to London
last week azlt arae ,operated can at Si.
Joseph's; itoslaita,t. IVe are glad to
Vara am test U ;epee:neon w;u But ce$4-
tut.
H it lt•r attended a met:tir.,*, of the.
11 by lit;tiraans Co.„ in Zurich out Sat-
• R sear'
r 'ot.'s.et;rs treVe been dragging
its:"i,(xe,I tat ;clod this week, It wasn't
b' /nine Wore they te711 bet in first
elass ecepe
$'.<.:p w e3 dispose' al ills
•-c'; by austiors on Sat-.
rags, who leaves sheet-
,., vises tendered a, ban -
,;:at be a lever of his
Vibe Baashaw's .lunch
•'ca vventy-ilve:indt�ltrtj
be• ns, tenneats. Dr. Sweet wets the
aleseresess
s, ens. a nab 1,iL*r,,lick & :eon bane sold"
thee sneene -leu « ess to 11035 a Har-
141 .nrs. George .std 'Wesley Bissett
bee, ,peel a machine shop in Mn J
w• t ..° ... :,hop.
Grand Bend
- an 1 Mrs. J i ne B frd, who have
iner le Credatan and r,e.ar
Tit eseurned home last week.
'. ;G err' > 1u„stbull moved Man,Mon-
P-:1.r ya ''Ir. Abner Mallard
,s ". ; t 'a `n elle —Ger-
ii. s;c s., working
ens :- . in:e home -en
Se. . - • ,..,._ \Vin. Jones
a:i,., . t: . t:, aster's
p•;, . 'i Mrs. F. Tetreau, left
Sr :,., t•.a v. it en, th.i 14:1 can-
' ,a:a, 2r.. i ::so Kee ter
r° _Ir ^ °; to their
e ,..,:e.e,- _ reli „34th,
Ci 1,- 0Lc ndort spetat
at .ex h.ene. of '4Y}?ljtetr
e r v
Ens • week M . Ed. Gill, le.
wee .1 ins.ter Seturdaye,
Perk Up and Smile
Blues and Batesache Vanish
Toronto, Ont.—
"Less
nt--
"Less than a year
ago I was in a very.
poorstate •fhealth;
my back ached
dreadfully and I
could scarcely drag
myself around to
lt," do my housework.
n 1. started to take Dr.
�J e Pierce's Favorite
Prescription and I
ere % cannot praise it too
tghly for the great benefit I re-
ceived. The backache and paces dis-
appeared e*tirely and I soon was re-
stored to perfect health. I kaiser that
air. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is
tie best woman's medicine, for noth-
g eYer helped me as nek,as this
'Pi
'Prescription.' I have no hesitancy
3n recotaaeating it to ether wotnen
*la° suffer as Ldid."—Mrs. Kathleen
hillane, 12 Brookfield St.
Reap the Reward of
Perfect 'Health
Oriliia; Ont -' 1 had a bat case of
?woman's trouble, suffered fro i back-
ache; nervousaess, and disordered di
geaUon, I had great pats all the
time, sometimes I would faint at my
Work. I diad: one physiciaa after an-
other slut they did >:ac . ao good. I
kbentook ;tlies.bottlez of Dr. Pierce's •
Favorite Prrtcription, aa& it axed me
dp
all rigkt, 1 leek touch better and
feel fine.' I will recommend the "•Pre
Scriptlon' to allaufferiig as 1
Maybelle:1B. Griffis. Ilex 944 -
Health is most ii ;',suet ;to every•
woman. 'you earl aat'or
d to netriect,
1t when your ge gliborkWed drugg st
an supply' you. wia Favorite
arription ;i 101.etb or `li3uid'T,hlrs
Prescript a5 to 1, rde �ia ` t Olerde's
Laboratory in eiridgeburg.. Oat. Send
10c there if you wish a trial pkg.
S4hta>'t Report—Staandta„ for Feb-
ru,iry, basad oun, weekly test examine -
tis, daily progress and conduct. Pu-
pils wit? : stances Ara na-ke:1 wi:h a
utsr ware absent from ane or more
'fasts,
S, :n or Room—Sr. 4—M. Desjardinc,
C. Bossenberry, til. Brenner, M. Pat-
crsam A. Bosse:sberry, 3. i3ren--
nar, ;4i. Sabine, H. (ratt•on", H. Gilt`
F. Ravage. r Jr 4—M. 'Desjardiee, V.
Rataa.11e, W. Ravelte, C. Oliver, W.
G311" ,13. Webb`, E. Stattort:'. Sr. 3—
C. Gall', E. Lannon, L. Ireland, R.
Pape ,P, Elsie', R. Green" J;. Gill".
Jr. 3—L. Grattan, ,lA., Patterson, V,
Grannie, C. Taylor, L. Mollard, G.
Grattoat, 1) Green, J. Allister*, R.
Grattan', A Hamilton,: A. Gratton"
R. Stenon*, F. enello.:k.*,
Number non roll 38, average 32.
-Edna, G„ Slade, teacher,
• Room 1L—Sr. 2—L. Mallard, B. Ray -
elle, T. Gill`, V. Willis, B. Gratton,
E. D:sjardine, L Desjardine, S. Ray -
elle. Jr*. 2-3. Patterson, 1(. Lov e, W.
D-sjard;ne, G Desjardsne, C. Oliver,
R. Stca.tton, „M'.:Green, I. ,Gr11, A Bos-
senberry', B; Grattan,', C. Wilson, G.
Stattom,. Class l., ,E, Holt, B. Holt,
V. Ravalle; Sr. Primer, R. Mollarci, G
Br seer, Ge'ia Brenner, R. Patterson
A., Gil E. Bosemberry, 1:., Allister,
M. Hamilton*, E. Devine; jr. Primmer,
B. Green, R. Pfaff, D. ;Gill. No. on
i'li 40, average 32.
Annie V Babb, tea:hee.
Klrkton
The death occurred at his home near
litre an March 7th, of d].. Norman
WSsemait, aged 38 years and 10 mon-
tint ,D,aceased had a been ell aon1Y : a
few days of pneumonia, following
grippe. Decease was born near Kirk
tarn, and he. resided here all his Lite.
H. married Miss Monteith" of Celle
Mauves Road, who survives. The
roam:: man's parents also survive,
A. very pretty wedding took pla.;e
at the name of Me and MTs`, JohnerC.
leeaore of Krorktoin, on March 4, when
'their daughter Myrtle Idela,waseunitn.
ed n marriage to Hiram A.. Hanna of
Usbor :1.. Ret:. R. tC. Copeland, B. A.
bees% the afficiatiing, clergyman. The
home was tastefully decorated, the
-ceremony being performed under . a
ajseautiful arch. The bride was gown-
ed i,a blue silk and wore a corsage
lieugir t ` ofiseweet peas, and entered
tike drawing -room on the arm of her
,father to the strahi4s of Lohengrinn
wedteing ma eh, which was played by
lenses Gladys Shier. About fifty guests
-were present and the high esteem of
.the 'happy couple erns shown' in ,the
numerous beautiful gifts. The bridal
,•cquple left -by. automobile for a trip
to `Lamderi aaiselother pua.:est Mr. and
• Mrs. Fianna ill make their home on
t• ta: east • boudary of Usborne Town-
Ah•1a a half ,mile south of Kirktoci,
_a
BLANSHARD,—S, G. Kirby, of this
township, has laid a L.harge of assault
neeinst, Fi,Obert Berry, jr„ also of this
tewriseepe, ,The ease is a complete
'iuystery "as e'.the •cause; at present, the
ilirgormation,..Yping to the effeet that
4gt, 1 Kirby'"answered aa.rap' at has
=t1'+oor; and upon:, opening it was knock-
*"
-
h senseless., He died not re:.over con-
aaitsn .. uati:; the fcIjowi, ,day;:an:d
bzqught,before
to .rcen a e . « . se .. •• � . r: e
:aaa,ris'' 7
f Eric
qu .sttin
NEWS TOPIC. OF WEEK
mpor,tant Events Which Have
Occurred During the Week,
. The Busy Wprier Happenings cure.
fully Compiled, and Put Into
Haar and !attractive Shape for
the Benders of Our Paper — A
Solid Hour's iiujoy meta t.
)(urge, carnival e,ntiitne,s iia Bel-
fast City.
Genoa Conference will open ors
April I0.
Egypt to have a king when Bri-
tain withdraws.
Lloyd Georg* will itoId reeigpa-
tion in abeyance.
Valera's troops ere still in pes-
sexsion of Limerick.
Two ineu and boy inured by three
automobiles in Toronto.
Governments in Europe are +lo
beep f naneial cotteorttiun.
Braun lions;' of +Conimone gives
force sof lav: to Irish treaty.
Thorold baker hes Ma Weep biome
to atoms be bis coni>;eetitora-
Vizier members quit British
house ulnen ciosnr,z 'i1,lYrted,
N.H.L. Play -oft dntee ra Miareit 11
fitToronto and13th a;a it.v
„•
"Belie" Ruth's ealary is said to tat
in exeeSs of $74.000 per yeas.
Aura Lee beat St. niery's. 4. to '.
In first of Q. 11. A. sealer finals.
Ca;ieli aloe Wright of Pennsylvania
will hone dight crews in competition.
Impressive trill -sites freer) eltiser.s
mark the obsecuira of lirauatferd'a
mayor.
leen, Mr. Fielding ;.Rails"s a ;state-
ment on rea;irltst Qf rielt to Wash-
ington.
A pool of blood Sound uear ties
scone of the uayst•,rious tri gt'd, ..t
liridgebur ;.
Oealas;"sten of Ont:;rio gather .it
Sitileete for Greed Chapter of Royal
;neck seta hats.
("oenerL.ltiv' conies rpt Ottawa ate
elenee ens inn to ,i a iljout1 e 1 i.•
O1a:'S4Q14 of pe t;. t:eme.
An inttase st lip °tied into the deer::
al tninerey,'at'-old• Dorothy I(auft, woe
was li;t ;and killod by an uutomue
in Toronto.
The joint executt.Yse of tsar' 10tlu.�
trial Federation .,Q Trade ade 1'ntons tot
South lame,. .i >. C ..+'4 +i gt'satr,.,
syrup tlaetie >tritie iu s+appurt of tee
Coal mine::a
A3 EIEXl:S AV.
Irish 3nsurde to hold I .ar• . ric
stilt.
Britain's giant airships
801d.
t.;tnndiens defeated St. i'«.triv .'
8 to 7.
k'iee deitths reeult from toren a lig
Geergta.
Balnitie epeek s 1,Ss t;rttlition Gut
ertani
*Mina Will liktdy have a uety 's.;«
next winter,
Imposition or inertial law Immi-
nent in Ulster.
Intercity and , Provincial Soccer
Leagues play unite.
Ford's factory at Cork, Ireland,
laid off 500 seen.
Italian Com uaissioutie throws
blockade about Fiume.
St. Christopher's won the Toronto
mt,cl;;'t basketball title,
Conservative caucus decides to
drop portion of hyphenated amine.
Floods caused by spring freshet
do damage in Grand Biver Valley.
Dr. Hubert Work succeeds W,
Hays as U. S. Postmaster -General.
An inquest is ordered on the death
by shooting of Horace King at Mus-
koka.
Members of Sttrfansson's party
charge that explorer has libelled
them.
Serious charges against Hamilton
storekeeper Made by his wife at fire
probe.
Rank and iiie of Conservatives in
the Old Country fall in line with Mr.
Balfour.
Spectators at Owen, Sound murde-
case rouse, ire of jute„ e, aim omen.;
s
an arrest.
Han. Howard ir'.reuson tells Gov-
ernment he objects to Shevlin-Clarke
settlement.
Dr. J.13. Turner, principal of the
Hamilton . Collegiate Institute, drop-
ped dead on Tuesday.
- TH U RS1Lfl .
Cheboygan, alien was swept by
fire.
England swept by an 10S -mile -per -
hour wind.
A strike in Copenhagen stops Dan-
ish sailings.
Iroquois Falls defeated Kitchener
intermediates, 5 to 3.
Lord Rawiinson refuses to reduce
British army in India.
Fire losses in Canada amounted to
26.22 per capita in 1921.
United States refuses invitation' to
attend Genoa Conference,
Indian. Government urges Britain
to restore Islamic Empire.
Murder verdict returned bay jury
in the Bridgeburg mystery.
Senator Lodge appeals for ratifi-'
eation of Four -power Treaty.
Irish Free State bill receives third
reading in British Commons. .
Fort William won from Brandon,
8 to 6, in" the Allan Cup series.
Hamilton beat Ottawa, 7 to 2, in
the :last seheduled N.H.L" game.
Owen Sound murder trial suddenly
ends owing to juror's indiseretion.
Conservatives will form the oSMiai
Opposition in the new Parliament.,
British Cabinet decides against di-
rect contribution'to Russian relief.
Hon. Rodolphe Lemieux is the new
Speaker of. the House ot Commons.
Premier ieelaimed'by new House
of 'Cocoons at opening ,ceremonies.,.
Dominion, Aliiane.e..In ,convention
plans to go - iif&r "master boot-
leggers,"
' The N.rwe ion steamer
S Gronfatt,
went. down with ell hands in mid
Atlantic+ .
.„,•Cpif entlan of Ontario Branch of
the Donianiun Ailiaaee greets in ltia4,.
veli hies; Tgroato. tri
,il . battle: ie/al was held in .streets,,,
of Gtuoa between the fascist; and,
Socialists stoesenle.
lion. A. B. Hudson, Independent
Progressive has bean allotted a seat
on the Goversatateet side of the Hoene.
FRIDAY.
Russia's Premier makes . a new
statement,
Sudbury Wolves beat the Grimsb3r
Alt Stars, 4 to 3.
Three boys escape frown Mimico
Itidustnial ' anohool,
The nraited Staten Senate will op
pose naval reductions,
South A,irieen Goternment gill
mobilise troupe, for Rand.
The new British budget neay ,allow
a saving of x74,040,000.
Edwin Yontasu, Secretary of State
for Judie. sated to reign.
Hon. Yr. Raney defends kis action.
regarding "last night" party.
Second mysterious ;lire occur: in
Dominion Arsenal at Quebee.
Aaron Sapiro talks en eo-operative
marketing to Toronto audience.
inneatitators of Neva Scotian
ghost will try new batt for spooks.
Dates are annouaaent for Tario. us
Canadian titular golf tournaments,
"Stammer time" will be efeettre in
F'ra,nce +reale March 25 to Oetaber 7.
Two Quebec farmers leve barna
and ether buildings by a snowalide.
Hamilton Taal, is acquitted of the
charge of robbing Catholic Register.
The Irish Free State bill is read
See nee first time in the House of
Lords
Sp n eh from throne foracegts leg-
aSAsa,n :,t in futflitileut of Liberal
r"la°al es.
Aiwa Lee ,non the t),H.A, junior
the, ea,.atiug St. Mary's. 6 to 4. on
Hatt retina.
Tottenham Hotspur won the poet-
Paned
oet-Pon«; d English Cup game front. Car-
diff. 2 to 1.
Sir Herter Greenwood, Ciller See,
rehires for Ireland. m:iy be remade
Home :tt'cretary.
A Toronto woman repeats aaaer-.
tion tat Cr.se . the natssing daugh-
t en of William Link, of London, is
in Hamilton convent.
A two -year -rile Holstein heifer.
owned by W. D. 4A, right, of lrroelt-
malt'° Llan the Gaaausiian champion-
chip for butter in a aeveu-day test..
8„yrritiMY.
ALMOST
20 YEARS OLD
and still the best!.
Sine* i903—whey Gist Pills
were girst s4 tied to the pe
ple of Canada ---we have re-
ceived letters from thousands
of grateful users.
Gin Pills are now famous threes$-
out the Donuai:a mad abroad as
the most efficacious preventative of ell
1::idrtcy diseases, and as the frost mow.
ntivio for d*ir uIe4 $C?itiij.,
Four Money Back If Thor Pail T if *.Neve You
On Sale Everywhere — GG Coats m ]tsar+.. 420
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THE REIT"
.YOU
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ut e; fad
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AND YOU DOING "OUR SUMS?
We Aire 11l0 to assist any respel able raper
"rho requires Armin'.
mein'.
.
THE CANADIAN
OF COMMERCE
Capital Paid
Exeter Branch,
Credit= Branch,
Dashwood $sacs;,
UP $15,OQO,OOQ
Reserve Fund $15,000,000
F. A. Chapman, Manager
R. S. Wilson, Manager
14l rt' Nationalist Intrigues in India
et?se a rt u1,
Gf .::..s° Metier reaigats from Win-
er 1y. 2r Deaial.
toe.% (Ay'rnnaen , arrests Ma -
lettere Garelhl.
Lines Greve, teaastes for a long
Eisend ; In Ai, ala;,,
I., z'.:.nst in the frttisli engineer-
Ita row 1.astrr is iut'rlta.ble.
11 Ivy onielaie report general in-
/`ww- in freleht traflie.
ea e n1tentz%a rearing season opens
s t J.a a. aaea, elny 3 to 24.
Minists'rn in conference in
Perin en German reparation&.
T'n" Ontario branch. Dominion Al-
Inine . concludes its convention.
Se's-ela rnr Grae" bink not yet sec-
ewer;:. in l.eaatln;: missing girl.
Edwin Mantas n, diemisseil Minis-
ter. will held eaaranalert meetings.
World's five -man teats bowling
record of 1,243 was made at Cleve-
land.
Granites, Toronto, beat Iroquois
Falls in Allan Cup elimination,
3 to 1.
Bobby Ebor, Hamilton, 'mocked
out Jack Rose, Toronto, in the Afth
round.
Presbyterian Church says help for
missions needed in North Ronan,
China.
Premier King is told what 'ret-
erans o1 Canada need for re-estab-
lishment,
Lieut. Bruce of the Seaforth High-
landers was murdered in the streets
of Dublin,
Fort William eliminated Brandon
Allan Cup round. Brandon won Iast
night by 2 to 1.
The Lord's Day Alliance refuses
to demand an inquiry. into "that
party" in Queen's Park, Toronto.
A workman at 'Peterborough, Eng„
bought a picture because he liked the
,frame. It turned out to be a Rem-
brandt.
Premier Tasehereau says Ontario,
and even the United States, will ulti-
mately follow Quebec Temperance'
Act, as it has been a huge success.
MONDAY.
Gandhi,. Indian rebel leader, is un-
der arrest.
Aura Lee juniors eliminated Iro-
quois Falls.
Six hundred casualties in South
African mine fighting.
United States. Government against
Pordney Bonus Bill.
A crowd at Cork, Ireland, howl'
down Michael Collins.
Professor of psychic research has
laid Nova Scotia ghost.
Archie Thomson's body found on
the beach near Oakville.
H. H. Roxborough was elected
president of the T.A.B.A.
President Harding will keep mines
running in bituminous area.
McGill - gymnasts defeetedt . the
U.- of -T. -`t lain by -- four tot iteninee -
Bishop Fallon, explains the school
question to Labor audience.
Will of Graee Link's sister pro-
vides estate for missing girt. •
Jive Toronto persons badly injur-
ed in accident near .Hamilton.
Striking miners on Rand, South
Afrlea, fight Government fortes.
Many horses perish in Are that
threatens to destroy Tlblsonburg.
Messrs. Pardee and Brayer are ap
pointed to the Dominion legate.
Auto thrown into river near Ford
and occupants pinned ualeraeath.
Liverpool is almost certain to win.
the English League First Division.
On17 two Canadiaa university box-
ers wan from the U. A. Naval Cadets.
St. Patrick's won the first play -os
game for -• :the N.M.L. tltte from
Ottawa.
Saskatchewan Premier rays aatur-
al resources eesspreaise is not
aecesita'b1'�.
Yr and Yrs"-Jasrea Lent, of Port
Perry; eelebratdd their diamond wed
dist; on S turd`ijl U
wed-
din;
'4 4 in •.r'dar;
Leninn ankman' • tiTeato, cranked
his ear, which ran fete post, •kilting.
Edwin ,S Mpatikdotends publica-
n 01 Indies; ,Viceroy s Ifiaepatch, •In
eJl befpye ,;I4l ,rt-- 1 tl�rtb„, at 'cone,
bridge.
THI
MON BANK
i14CORPOR A i'EP 1355
Vital Paid Up $4,000,000
Reserve Fund 55,000,000
Orer 125 Brassies.
,1i FAWN( RUN ON A BUSINESS BASIS.
requires that every member 'of ill: 'falaa i' be nada a
n tItahesoTparticular pro-
duct be allotted o earning
Then sense
it>,'li ates that these earnings should go to swell their
swerve account with The Beacons Bank. Th's will
each one ambitious to swear l '; preduo i pay.
I.) '1>?3'.ts by mai' accepted.
11:X10T1aR 81- ANCf.
T. S. WOODS Managers
Centralia Branch open for business daily.
Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Branch,
January and February Sale
BIG REDUCTION 1N 1 URNITU RE, Wk. CARRY THE LARGEST
AND MOST UP-TO-DATE STOCK,
BUY HER;. AND SAVE MONLY
General Funeral Director & Embalmer,
M. E. GARDINER
Mount Carmel 1 McGillivray Council
Council' met pursuant to adjourn-
ment, in ,Town Hall, McGillivray, on
March 6. Members present; A. E.
Rosser reeve, Daniel Lewis, deputy-
neeve, Weston Maguiere, H'y Boilli'ng
and Wm, Allison, councillors;. The
minutes of last ,meeting read and
signed,
Received from the 1.)ominion 'Govn
eminent $5 a for the use ,of the Town
Hall for general election.
Maguine—Bowling—That accounts
amounting in all to $68."00 be mid.—
Carried. -
Lewiis—Amason-That the auditors'
report as, read be adopted, and that
the clerk get the usual number of
colxies pr'rated.
The council then, adjourned to meet
ir, ' the Town Hall. Monday, Apel 3,
an 1o'cf(ocl6. ,
I)enth of Mrs. Fraser—The sad news
of the death of Mrs. Gordon Fraser'
who died in St. Joseph's Hospi.ta11,
London, on ,Tuesday of last week,
Mar. 7, was received here ,with general
regret and sorrow She was a victim
of acute indigestion which caused her
death. She was aged 40 years. She
is survived ;by a sorrowing husband,
two brothers, Mack and Alex. Mee.
Donald of McGillivray, and two siis
ters, Mary and Agnes McDonald. The
funeral took place to the R. C. Cem-
etery Requiem Mass at 10 a, ma. ben
ing celebrated by Rev, Father Corcor-
an.. S
Death of "„Former ;Resident.—The
death took place ins London, on, Sunday
Marchi 12 of Mrs, Elizabeth Boland,
at the advanced a,ge o[ 87 ” years, a
former'old' and highly'resent tedra'esi-.
dent of this place' for aver fifty years,
Frar the paast four years the late Iiia
Borland -aas been.residing in London,`
The remains were brought here for
burial the funeral taking place here]
asst 9 .hams. Tuesday.
Mins Clara Glavin called an friends
in London last week„—Mrs. Elizabeth
Ryan is visiting faiends in Chicago
Mr. Michaael lRyan is on the sick list
this week.—Mr. Gordon •Fraser las
improving after .his recent: illness,
SCHOOL REPORT, OF S. S. No.
1, USI3ORNE. ,The names, are in or-
der of merit and are based on exami-
nations and everyday ,work. Those
absent from one (or more �exampna
Volts analrkcd',. Sr.' 4-Maybell Strang
Hewson. HilT,'Lorne Dunn, Melvin': Moir
Pearl Wobd, 'Mer'vitneCudmore, "Mel-
ville Down, 'Norah Oke. Jr.' 4—
Har-ney Hyde, Harold' Horton, Helen 'slow+
Sr. 3 -•Verna Okes,!Maurice:13oae jr.
neeKathleen, Strange Violet Hy i'e, IS eta
One..., Jack l;i+ortosll,_;nntnereirt Dpnan,,
'G oege ,:$oa Sr 2 ,, ,,rel; pe''En:tering-
.ton :;Mer e.WSq,uires!,....nF a Boa Ma-
bel l Reynolds; Clap ,r.-1, "-Pearl ' Moir. •
Pram r Alma- relies ngttazl, Ek1bi Ka-
dine E1niken .1JrAtiat 1,?o oai rdIt : 27.:;
a*Ira'8e 20,.8 r `.. . -
Inane Rolle eteacher .