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MOLIL �y
p` id ial advaewe 5;)e:'. 't;;�'ged AGED RLSIDE\rT PASSES.
'Tl RSDA,Y JUNE 15th 19?2, =here passed away at hes home
dC. s t elendey ;about Itoora another of the
— d res e cats of Exeter, in, the per-
-are of William Albert Rye1n1an, at
r*red tona age of 72 ,yearn, me dec' ase{i
d entered' his usual health until a
„v weeks, ago when eta was taken
Mr. and alas. Jos. .Brae nail rt t :l dean wIth ki leery trouble, llow ed by-
i)eu• i., , 3."`ai !see ar. "5-ba".;a- o ysed*elle Foradtalll years
?aerial-, :,lr, l.d vel ea Hibbert Township, brat
a[I.,rS .kik: ... 44S•iTSti. .latnt fifteen years•'ago went West,�
o. nasi! 4 e c t 'Irene S
nes Mao, e Jaw. About two
;ji ♦l.a :: trtrei E, :l. w tele }Ir 5. '4 1t3'.. Jed a half years ago he return -al Train
1 West end purchased the It .:u: an
Ae:. i street, where he has since re-
d '. He possessed a kindly nature
• d
wee muchaesteamed by ail who
le: 1:;s acquaintance. Besides his
d pert:ter cn i.te he is survived by
x . _ i •n Geo. Vanhorne of
16ti yid;:" al Mrs _\looney, whobas
L The Usborne Council tnet at the • ,
Township Hall eat June "3rd, 19x , a
All the members were present. Min- 1$
Utes of the meeting oe May fitii read,
and approved.
Council resolved itself into a Court
of Revision for the Assessment Roll
1922, and the members subscribed to
the necessary declaration.
Joan Pedlar's appeal agaiust his
assessmenton pt. lot 15, con. 1, was
considered—Dismissed. George God
bolt's notification ofpurchase of See
lot 4, can. ',with applieatiou to have
his assessment on same reduced, The
transfer was made and assessment on
buildings reduced $400.00, Trans-
fer of pt. lot 19, S.T.R. was made
from William Turnbull, Executor, to
David Gardiner. After some minor
changes the Court closed.
By-law 3o. 6 1922, authorizing the
Reeve and Clerk to sign eontraet be-
tween Hydro Electric Power Commis-
sion. and the township of Iesborne re
supplying rural power, and the clerk
to sign individual contracts between
the township and users of Hydro
power, was read and passed and sign-
ed by the Reeve and Clerk after con-
sideration of aforesaid contract,
Tlie Clerle was beetructed to order
2 steel Culverts from the Stratford
Corrugated Pipe Co.
Bills to the amount of $78?.?2 was
passed including 13d. of Health ex-
penditure, Assessor's salary, expend-
iture on the Tp. Roads etc, and or-
ders issued for payment of sante.
Council adjourned to tweet on Fri-
day, Juue 30th, 1922, at one o'clock
p. tn. instead of .Saturday, July lst.
Henry Strang, Cierek.
and :) !tier,
tl;>wa ra
tl .I du tl „v ?.i vans.
.o ► a » :td4d It c .s broken,
�•,: xL.:a 54 :- t ;111,‘:-1- ‘l „n,t. en ihen ,' P ,:Ili'—a"d thee.. sons
tl,-. va - la, Fes„ ' 2:z: \l t —Edward,- ti\ it am and
'� •••, at tel.: :FIi.2^'.e{?ilio lit'rln, :a Ryckme .ilea two brothers mid
- _'11 '"aericllwee'. �� �:St 1.and Geiorg'e Ryek-
t•ai 3v n ell n .,nel \t \1 ne 1),t ti z" South
t :n to ii . lits ,nerd 1 rt I
. ; .. et.. �a to tet. . dose i a..d. • B > •d-ttanz '+ ace ., 1.. Ryeltan,. i=nsall
t:
our h ::'•?:1: 111< tl ,'4 N:;"id { ::a,-zt..r,±e{, Garvt 'n l• 'briny At '
tet -e. years he l.as ?sera eery "11 t t cern n,.,,,0 , t,e" press arrant-
4:;5 -Zee, 114 ,4 :15, tin -at 1±; m.r:ts . ,F t toner:, are not wiz4tipl t
ettv at tl •:43.i1LnU= 1l. studies ._P. t thee.,,. d }lilt. t will be. heated le el:Tag.
eor. 1 i dt:celed to give aje t, t lt: }'ga t• -cemetery.
to Beal > A1C.
{); ,uatl v n fe Rtti. B7."91.7• LAWN SUPER.
ea tl sp:.r.3-d same n to the
laaereeere o. tete le:al t- tne,„Y« :�T 1 c . t tIt tea E're ane +fir the ti- t de). of
�•1• \1'::a:, 'e1: ..-ureeetr h the Uuren County Cottneil rneetiree ut
lee L1 t: , eeup. et toe }ttlj'•.t zn tt cieieh„last weer; tete t:oaanty Laun-j
Cee Lv n L , .t_ t t.a, :"V‘.
u,rd.. tt;.r and s,veral ex -members and
vert t..',. 1 T t r'n tenei•i`z ee ;c1 t,,- ,,,rutty Piticials were t'nter:ained
'% e, ••1 SU; a 1„ int . t.> a law,^ supper b the Comity Clerk
' need t! Chin.:.,,” lis: referral *ta i►pi> y
•., :.�i1, i) P itu ,tell ► 9t„ 2,114 ,lies ;Holman.
a,:i, :\ \ ,cut fifty ertaoyed the liosp silty
-«-' lir, and \ars Holman and a very
4t :« e licit '4 x Bee « tt�weea reel„ flu; •
aF,�, S e4�' ::. tel: dietrs.i .s1..e::alp weeg.o::talae .t4r.ng was
a ' 1 r
;
vv.h'lilren d \\ :d -n heavy art11 partsalae,1 tat thv'
1l.ittl' t l t' aitr crit+ t ounty Tet !sate-
Ma end \Ir, q, i.3ne at tate other, 'tnla ►i:Aided tele
:+ N,raln Le:La en tiacat
e Le ea . -a file -but- it Bale. the present eouncil e,+-itar-
m. ?, ?,:1, . t« 0,:•.' -i. 1. I lill.5tt. Pett; i.ao Y tar fie. end
1ie. etaeze.1 tit ere. on ek % e auric uors Young end Laporte end
t L 1, . R . 1- ° C►a 1 ' ne-t it;;,. clan Tor, a'sa \t.. .earn E l - : e e
; : t,, . es..--e-eine . the wore, bet, Trewertii r and Connolly- were t:in a,led t31 tewasit:p to ta] a elle
,.." _," i '.FI e tand added murit to they fleas- rt.ts,sary praccted.ngs to procure a
Oa heel tetra �1 hal °i runi•,.. . n t d n : Len pleas.
cupnly c>f :„14ctrca3 poavcr, or enxrry
lee.: t.-,>• eat t, e'a They wept :tv lure of tli: oecas.ostt
a,tbta , l -• .1•: t .1 whit:welshed ”: Eye.:! �rt hlreeses were e'... -en by ' It 11)'dro Electrie Comm.sslon
C i, n with . P. ---:„,re. f 4' 6c, :lad .n..•Inn- tai: . il't ,ill:2n .n ?rept►si.1±; tend by of Onl.'r a for eillagg th streets in
e desist -e,1 1'Jc"t e': on tee ',tom ale -I thaee respond ne to, toasts to C.lnatll, the s1 1 pellet: y 11ag s, was read i.
t„. nd hy. ,-• .: l 2 . The. t ,ed , l:.tue•'t on, Good Roads. L'-wa-d as " *T al t orale-. 1st thed presence of the
w4, tt:. to tee '°t, rz:i tt tlinJ w•cluncillors end nth,: 1adi:cs by a ' dt, ai tthe vt time ;told elate when !such
f 1I. t Buy., T a r t.va: t v1 .. L'l .alt, tr ll<�a i'aunn , Tam I p:titin, would be rase! anti having been
-, -p- ,:,t +n. Tei,4. f 1prove quite ;t lea: t„usid, Johne.on; h.av .'avers. ell eclair•
h.:ea te tee.,<..
t.
Stephen Council
Teta Counsel of the Township of
St •ph en convened ;n the Town Bail,
4.red:ton, on Friday, \lay 26, at 10
a m. all nwtnbers were present. Tl:a
nl..ut:. t>: the pr;v-i:•ons meetin were
read and adopted.
1'.. pet -tiers igaetl by the m:ijor-
t, ei th resedent Freeholders ut :be
village of Centralia and Credi-
1 t'eyr Iti4� 1 t P. it}, 1)oa,;.. 1. +Io-> t ; l+tlt.n , K1app',z „' I1ar I..0 t11Ut, .L aney° Nile le lee
w,a b ,it: v t^- , I + „„ had the liberty of withdrawing ;heir
11 ',",%Orton, tit ftri: t n„. 1)t^�,,,,, nattl.s 1roonl illi t>et;tion, \Irs. Sarah
y,';.: , - ' 1 v 1 d be `itttx x_ rt+ :"1") .?: „melt
1) � M \s ", r I` { \lr. ttnki "tI , 1',r, + t. uL rt requested her •irunC bt. with.
l> :e... -ti va l 1 ,..lt>n c.t S:ae.r t;tr, l drawn and such r'gttest was ,;ranted,
r, - , 1 dtee etre jolly road fellows' In:. Clerk certified that according da
\' e .e p.te Bed nth :�n? t':t..l,. 1,P,. r .,... .1 ; %Sn1" t'Ipsed a Sl'I•v l, a.. se n
lI 1u I,un. t... last revised assessment roll 011e
# ,, ;{ :ti*r i3}log Itu'c'lt'„ .:'tt'r t€ :'dt"s1lt ,,L'e;n..+ng's entertainment. I D�.lit:.<nr. were signed . . tile
1 re :ant eta k oy 'lie: flu, ., b) . It nlrtjorlty
\'t :i1 le,. e •;e .i 4
?v..1 •'.eon) r'ian-.
(LI, ,.V Cr. 4.,.tl1 t) lx. 1..i4•'i
n lyrotn: o. :lir W. Clark.
11,;nry Liber '..:v::l,. 'nig ale ll`t;
.. .., it
_'i .:111116 -YS' 1:..: ;entail—:. -1 the
atraley a, 11.:::, ec,nv, nt':>re in 1'sasll-
d•,a l 1,,..1 v..._ . k b''„ pastel, s,gnel ani -ca,.;cl.—C ar d,
y �. ,f th l..i'„y T Fire 1'it t.' curt o: R:vel' m of the .'Cs- ,—I,e tea ,
, , t._,t :_ r l'1 t 'C' I'a.*t; If E::- 14..y:s nb k lih:tt r3)' eats \ .
I,at1 •+.I1:� L+� `;lilt! :l 1F""„wet n•3, '+i t„bl.'n' '' xiit::it t�:':l •tx, t_li3 il. a ..elf 3922 "'lea I ••
- �,. -~of da'rn., =.,:t i 44 'aa i.eld on M�lo:Ilday eventing rill t • 0 i nprove clic Canada Co.
»•ext ,...al. d i. A s 1 1tnt for , t ,Train, -hay.el been read .n.lt e be ro-
;,,Il:tn;yl� killed Iia. lightning riur'ti•; telt; the Council vtere p-es� p
store: on to turd e :re pa':l
Exeter Council
c.f th: resident freeholders. in the said
Poi.e'•: V JJa es,
It wa moved by ,Mr, Hayes, sec -
ended .by Mr. Webb, tint the sake
f x>: t -teens be received sail ttlopted,
flay es—Penitaie—That 13 t -laws 291
COURT OF REVISION. ,end 292 having been read three times
l �
t to nlbe.st o, li v signally adopted and copies served
.nt, end atter tak n the oath of olfiee tl , e d
•---ter—
WOODHAM
s•esSment of I,. Day ons H. J. I ord be Mg- the council to,hav'e an etamination
lir, John Stewart, our veteran black sustained• m•ad:: for uAe purpose en draining cer-
Smlith. wile' ;for the ,past four or five' Davis—Francis--That the assessment ta'n lands ment1onled in the said pet -
years bas been -residing in Goderich,: , J. J, O'Br3:n, be sustained, ticsm
4jecl i the 81s is known throw He u cases beialg dealt with Ccntrt Hayes—Sweltzer—That Mr. Geo. A..
was well send a vvas closed on motion of Francis and McCubbcn, O.L.S., M.E.I,C, be re-
mit all teas district:. - He is survived by Eilsiiagbatl, quested to make me exam:nation mid
- survey of the proposed drain. or drains
A: the close of the Court of .Revis- and report to the ,council..
.:,gin the council met. The previous Penhale—Sw,�eetzer—That the. ass -
minutes .were approve& A number of essment roll for the year 1922 as filed
communications were dealt with:
Reeve Beavers was i;eted to the cheer n l a sp.c ve parties ±n.tre.,te to
Che sad drain who are resident of the
Francis—Davis—Thal: all farm lands Township el Stephen.—Carried.
a s.:s:ed at. 20 acres .or over be reduc- A zaalaon was presented to the
ed 510 per,aces•.—Carred, Cuncil,a sigeeed by certain, ratepayers
1 er Can—That the as- lice Village l•Iooper E 1 � In the Po-_ \,illabe of Crediton,. ask -
.Fns widow and several sons and
daughters—W. H. Stewart,. Niagara
Falls; Amos Stewart, Goderich ; Mrs
James McElrea, Wioodham; Mrs. Robt
Carroll, Fullerton tow -an inc, and Mrs.
John. Marriott, Goderich.
11
1 wit!+, the eeerk +an;,lvlaty 6th, be accept
- eetan' 's n-ers made application fora ed and ;,;he asseseor be paid his salary_
numbar of 10 ;inch `¢isle for the purpose I—Carried.
-of canrc cling up two drams on Huron Tenders were opened for the con -
eta' Referred to Committee: tstruc;ti011 'ol three culverts ,or Midges
Mr. Hart as -ed for a light at they end Joseph Lawson, being the lowest, was
of Huron, Street west —Gr+,anruted_
eeeellwl.'A1nts're water :i 1 cellars .were
refired -hie-tithe committee.
Hooper—.Davis—That 'the -clerk pee-
aiare a by-law for the,pu,pose of cop;
tr rurtans;
:i.4?ver dira;in along Am:Treat
eend_.Carl,m,g,.tStreets to the river, and to
renttvide for 5.6000 for the purpose, is-
eseave ':ct Ir.,iteitee for salrire' for a term
of
ren.,,,y,carsz hearing, interest at 5 1-2
a c (t=ut. rarriied.
A ,r.unab r tof accounts were passed.
Adjournment.
jos. Senior, Clerk,
•What This Buffalo Physician
Has Done For Humanity
The picture which appears here of,
'Dr. Pierce of Buffalo, N.Y., was taken
in 1910. As a young man Dr. Pierce;,
practised medicine in Pennsylvania
and was known fax and wide for his-
great,
isgreat success in alleviating disease.
Ile early moved to Buffalo and put up
in ready -to - use Joan, his Golden
-Medical Discovery, the well - known
tonic for the blood. This strength-;
-builder is made from a formula which
'.Dr.. Pierce found most effective in
"-diseases of the blood. It contains no '
-.alcohol and is an extract of native .1
roots with the ingredients plainly
•stated on the wrapper. • Good red
blood, vim, vigor and vitality are sure
to foiiow if you, take this Alterative
.Extract • Dr ;Pierceis+Gblden Medical
Discovery cle .rs'•'a'v'ay- xsiinples and'.
annoying eruptions and tend's toekeep'
': the ,,omrolexion fresh and clear. Mill
'Discovery 'corrects the disordered con
ditidns •i1z:..a sick stomach, aids diges
.•,,;.tion, acts as a tonic and purifies ;the.
blood, Write , I)r. Fierce's Invalids
hotel in Buffalo, N. S''.,' and receive
• confidential' ` medical' advice : without
charge. All druggists sell Discovery,
tablets or liquid.
ashwood
,.
VER
angerous Feed, Especially
to Youn•� t;atUe.
Investigational 11Forh by Provincial
Veterinarians — 11 Males Castra-
tion and Rehorniezg ilisl:y--..More.
Research . and Experimenting
Necessary,
(Contributed by Ontario .?apartment of
Agriculture, Toronto.)
Recently considerable sickness and
losses have been reported among
Battle being fed on ensilage, In soma
instances only -a few animals have
been affected ou a particular” farm,
but in a few cases the lasses have
been serious, as one farmer is known
to have lost 17 animals out of a herd
of 50 cattle. The frequency and
peculiarity of these losses has led the
Department to '-have investigattonet
and experiments made to determine
the cause.
Investigettional Work by Ontario
Veterinarians,
The staff of the Ontario Veterinary
College have been in elose touch with
the veterinary surgeons throughout
the province, and reliable informa-
tion obtained as to the prevailing
circumstances where cattle have died,
In all cases investigation has reveal-
ed the fact that the kisses have
occurred among cattle fed extensively
onsweet clover ensilage whiobhad-
become
adbecome mouldy. Samples of the en-
silage were shipped to the Veterinary
College, and experiments conducted
clearly ludicated that mouldy sweet
clover ensilage was harmful to cattle.
From observations and information
available at the present time, it would
appear that the harm is confined to
sweet clover ensilage which has be-
come Mouldy, and Haat alta continued
feeding of it Is liable to cause death,
Young Cattle the First to Succumb.
It is an interesting fact that young'
cattle under three years at age are
tete ones which suffer most severely
and sueeatnab the quic'keet, In illus-
tration of this the case mentioned
where in a, herd of 50 cattle tho 17
which died were all young cattle un-
der two years of age and in good
condition. No sickness had been pres-
ent In the herd until after the feed-
ing of the ensilage commenced, and
the losses occurred within a few
weeks. Apparently mature cattle
over four years of age are able to
withstand the ill effects better than
young cattle. However, continued
feeding of damaged sweet clever en-
silage may be harmful to cattle of
ail ages.
It Makes Castration and DeliornIng
Dangerous.
It is also .interesting to note that
operations such as dehorning and
e::Stration performed on cattle that
b ve been kept largely ore mouldy
sweet elover ensilage caused sudden
death in many eases, vvlllle the same
operations similarly performed on
cattle fed differently have not been.
followed by ill effects. The exact na-
turea of the poisonous factor
c_ssociated with the ensilage, and the
manner in which it produces harm -
cul effects in cattle and to cause their
death has not yet been definitely
determined, and any opinions ex-
pressed at the present time are based.
on practical. observations.
More Research and lexpe knenting
Required.
awarded the contract on motion of Mr.
Hayes, seconded by Mr, Sweitzer;,
Hayes—Sweetzer—That By-laws 293
and 294, healing been, read three times
be passed,• and signed by the reevie••
and creak and the seal of the corpora
tion, attached !hereto,
The following orders were passed
Hirtzel and Baker, grating 5.00; Le.
Williams, clothing for Alma ,Willian s,
21.53, Louis Ziler, plank, Sec.;; C
tralia Farmers' Club, cement, 19,00;3,^
Shenk and others, filling en washout,
16.25•; Thos. Webb, hauliayg eke and
cleaning, ditch 10;,00; Edward Gill, gray
ening and•repairing river road 65.00;
John Hall, labor 2,00; ,Jas. Carey, rep.
grader 100; John Dietrich, tile, 1,20;
Jos. Guinan, salary as assessor 150.00;
!fess Olivia W.elf'n us via?itirFg rh Wat-Fr. Corcoran, usre. of Hall, 2,00; J.W.
Wel*, Mathers, gravelling 11,70; Cecil St
rloo a't presen4 Jones. commissioner 3.00; S. Lamport
Vlri;, .1-1 Kraft is ,visiting in Moncton rep. culvert 5.00 Ed. F
rhes week, . a(ht4er and nth-
yrs, grading 27.0.0; Ed. Fahner,.,grad-
'Miss B t rk` of Tavistock i vesit:,ng
Mg 27.50; •Centralis Fanners' Club,-
at the bo;ne','0! Mr„ J. Schroeder. cement 5'3,25.
Y 't,arcl was:-'ai cea±vled here of the r council adjourned to meet on
d ate±; of Mrs. Peter Schroeder, which ylomdaq 3r 1 dayfdf,
t cur'e'd at :miter : ome ru 'Moncton on July ' at 1, erne.,
June 6thr Mrs. Schroeder was afor- H, ! idber,•Clerk.
m.r resident, iof ,vicinity„
Wilbur Ehlers i0! Indianapolis is vur-\
ache ” i' oa,nstnits here.
A nutnbar,,prf pupils of Inas school A QUESTION OF LENGTH,
are .writing -.examinations en Crediton •
the e w ,elc A small w�omtt teavelling with het
Mr. Ab .1 '1zle�nistimer of Pr, Huron so
a .s va hes bnsith} r at pr ,e,nc,' r—a boy ''vc ry .,large fol his age—
r hs, ci+eel tie conductor a lialf-fare tic
�i ss V+er • Fas..,ald" of Ilirohgate, r.e- -
.fi;t1",n�Slr �•5?n;E;r;2'VSoinc?p,,Y, k^l..t 4r 1 a whole Ware one. The:
con;..,
duc.torscrut.ni.iiect 'true. bay cr�'c:i�ca11
Trh' Lith,erau Siinlas.Schpolai "rhojd x.
m ,
g .a,,,p,cx>icAo i thio cliturch; :gr¢ukl.ds, oanr aneh ard, a r x..:. -
Thursday, June 221rida.. y : , s "tut madam, I';Battu':h: tpass this. bey'
u= Y, P . ie't ' ,lin ,:' hese[ cl �1 uul azi Nal f tickeet. ;':He• ns very lay
chu ocb • •e -e .hav ng'"as..str�w.berrys• fes , sears!: has:4aa lone;° n.ts." gi
ea?:'' n••T:ursday, tun „J- t1i
•ell re ed'th�e woman,
and •,���5, liaran,0estr :,cher end'"Vary w Pb."if
art, n.e�i a imuinbe,r,.+^+f the :young peo- that it the basis ear your decision, use'
'Ma-iday evereirkg un honor Of Mil- thy. whole ticket If or hem, and '.he; half
•yt n 0 s+ti c •er ef. Bucyrus, Karn, ; for tete.
In fact a large amount of intense
study, investigation and research will
be necessary to obtain reliable con -
elusions regarding the possible dan-
gers incidental to the feeding of
mouldy sweet clever ensilage, or as
to whether sweet clover out at cer-
tain stages and under certain con-
ditions develops harmful properties
as silage. In the meantime sufficient
evidence is at hand to justify warn-
ing farmers against the feeding of
mouldy ensilage to live stock in
order to avoid losses, and under no
circumstances should operations `"in-
cluding dehorning and castration be
performed on cattle which are being
fed on sweet clover ensilage' if it
appears mouldy. Such animals seem
to develop marked .vascular changes
which produce a tendency .to internal
hemorrhage. resulting 'in death.—Dr.
C. D. McGilvray, President, Ontario
'Veterinary College, Toronto.
;Set kr tt,:• ''f• •°F;:;.;1, ; A:: ,
Clover Seed Grown at Horne Is Safest.�t
Clover seed from Italy and d lk'lr
countries, of similar climate prodieces
plants that are"`not"'hardy i ' north-
ern districts oi„ anad t't r`' ' the
uaitt:det 4tes. II;,1' ouit1 1 eone-
half millions of "pou is of this seed
came into the United States. This
seed is not sold to farmers in the
condition that it comes in, because
seed -houses know it is inferior and
will not produce -good crops. There-
fore it is mixed with native clovdr
seed and undoubtedly is the cause
to a considerable extent of the un-
satisfactory clover crops.
The only way to be safe is to buy
from reliable firms which will guar-
antee the source of the seed or pur-
chase from growers in the immedi-
ate vicinity.
When ' purchasing direct from
growers care should be exercised to
secure seed free from' noxious and
otherwise troublesome weed seeds.—
A. C. Arny,: university of Minnesota.
-Keep Records:
Adequate records are necessary to
the efficient "management of any busi-
ness. The farmer, to be successful,
must be a business man ,as well as
a. grower of crops anikPitdficer of
Hite stock. s a bUsi7f0s ='iliac" 11e
should have suitable business reeeords
Uniformity . Desirable.
Eveery,,poul,try raiser` should make
a study
very-,,,,poultry
the,�market •.demands. A
uniform color •of eggs and flesh in
poultry is desirable. A mixed flock
will not produce , uniform eggs -or
meat,. and eggs front such a dock • are,
not desirable for hatching.
Money Orders
PAYABLE at any bank, in Canada
can be obtained at our branches at
the followxti „ rates (War Revenue
" Tai ntcluded
111 .01 . 13p to... $5.00 5c,
$5.01 to 10.00 $, c.
1 c.
10,01 to 30.00 z .
30,01 to 50.00 17c,
MtJNEY Orders also sold payable in Great
13ritain, a -ad ire the United, States, 694,
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
Capital raid UP $15,000,000
Reserve Fund $15,000,000
Exeter Branch, F. A. Chapman, Manager
Crediton Branch, 11 • R. 2. Wilson, Manager
Dashwood wench, I
HE 1 OJ BANK
1\CORPOR A FED 1$55
Capital Paid ftp 3.•4,000,000
Reserve Fund $5,000,000
Over les Branches.
It is not ne,:essary to mage a special -trip to the near-
est branch of The nelsons ,Bank :very time you want
to deposit money. Send ,your depo it to the llani; lay
mail. Write today to the nearest manager al The 11101 -
sons Bank for information.
ERET1 ii BRANG11.
T. 8, 'WOODS Manager,
Centralia Branch open, for business'daily.
Deposit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Branch.
B R
Bargains
Furniture
DUCTION 1N FURNITURE. W1: CARRY THE LARGEST
AND MOST UP- TO -DATE STOCK,
BUY THERE AND SAV E DIC' :v''Lit'
!funeral Director & Embalmer,
GARDINER
Mount Carmel
t)1::, hundred members of the 110ly
Nein: Society attended the "Rally" at
Parkh 11 on Sunday aftiernoon.,—Mr.
Gus Morrissey s ,wearing a broad
smilethese days at the arrival of I;t
son.—Mr. Philip Doyle, accompanied by
his sister, Mrs, Gus Coughlin: of Lon-
don, called on, friends dere '`unday.,
—Mr. John • Rowland vlsitad with
fr.nds in 'London, on Sunday.
Death o;. Edward Ryan.—The death
sof Edward Ryan .took place at his
home, south boundary of Stephen, on
;Thursday, Jane 8, at ,the age of 56
Ypai s. rule Ryan' 1n,ad tbeen -:n poor
health fax same time. 13e is survived
by zbes widow, •9our sons—Harold of
McGillivray; James of Biddul,ph, Jos-
reph and F;ergtts • at home—and two
daughters—Clara of Detroit; and Ev-
:lya at Home, The funeral took place
on Saturday ,at ,10 es,ini to thtc R. C.
cemetery, and was largely attended,
Thos':: attendance frolln a distance
were, Mrs. Watson Mrs. T, Lane, Mrs.
Vssgar, Mr D. Morrison oaf Aetroit;
Mr. Geo. Graham artd son of Stratford;
Mr. Frank Sharman. and sisters, Mis-
ses Anmic .and Mary of Windsor,
BIDDULPH
Strawberry Festival—Fraser Church
as making preparations for their an -1
nual Strawberry Festival and Enter-
tainnlent, on Tuesday, June 20, com-
mencing,. at 5 o'clock. A .splendid pro-
gram is eing;•'prepared and a jolly
telili� xi store ;for ;a11. Admission 50
any' See hills.
At t13: 1J. aiggiits' Convention heli
in 11Ia2n:ltan. this 'l.tek, a rather pe.-
uliar stat:: of. affairs was ven:til`.tte:i
by W. W. Gibson, of Gibson, Snow
C'a,. Buffalo. Ha said that xverr
dollar sp.-nt in the naanuf wtur! a:
drugs, only 21 cents represented tel:;
east al tiro article, and the other 79,
cents was distributing cost, Busi-
n.:ss should be transacted on the 1>r:r-
ve:pal ,ef a largo turnover with mall
p1 -01a rathor titan small business and
large profit, Increased profits could
cam.' this season by cutting the ex-
panse 4ccount, Mr. Gibson thought.
That the. public would "get" the drug-
gist sooner ar later If he ;allowed a,
stat.: of affairs to exist whereby the
peoale paid the amount stated above:
for the actual chemical and the large
price for the distribution; was the as-
sertion 'of the speaker,. "Co-operate
and cut down the tax," it was advised.
SCHOOL REPORT OF S. S. No.
1, USBORNE, names being in order
of merit, based on month's work:—
Sr. 4—Maybelle Strang, Loreen Dunn,
Mervyn Cudmore, Pearl Wood, Noxell
Oke, Melville Down, Hewson Hill, Jr,
4 -Harold Horton, Harvey Hyde, Helen
Moir: Sr. 3—Verna Oke, Maurice Boa.
Jr. 3—Kathleen Strang, Mervyn Dunn,
Rata Oke, Jack^Hoa•ton, Geo. Boa,
Violet Hyde. Sr. 2—Eva Boa, Archie
Etherington, Marcie Squires. Jr. 2 --
Pearl Moir, Gordan Block; L Class,
Alma Eth+erington, Bernice Horton, El-
don Kasliag; Sr,. Pr., Elmore Dunn; Jr.
Ps, Paul Boa, Harold Cudmore. Noon
roll 29, aeerag.e 26;
Viola. Biell, teacher. •
Affords Absolute
Srtool, ' '' t dio
FENC
i44RD1A'N STEEL a WIRE CO: LTr),
That's why we
handle this line—
because it is strong-
er and lasts longer
than light weight fences' that
cost just as much. FULL
GAUGE No. 9 WIRE through
out, e1CANAUI24Neefereteeineacie
by THE CANADIAN STEEL &
WIRE COMPANY, LTD.,
Hamilton,: •eves honest value for
1
every dollar p S `•a
,Come • en and examine it when you ,are in town.
We`canesellyou thi's`fee e ' ls,theap as you can buy fence any.
where:200
WM.ONTARIO
AICD, EXETER