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11..f. D. COOK, BARRIBTESAND $O-
icr Notary Publie, Henrsall, Ontario.
At Zerich (ell's office) every Mon -'1
dev.
PROUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR, BAR-
riators, Solicitore, Notaries Public, et.c.,
Goderich, Canada W. ProudSoot.
11. C. Hays. (4. 2. Blair.
BUSINESS °ARC'S,
11., PHILLIP8,- LICENSED Atne
• Voneer for t.ho Uunezies of Heron and.
:teeth. Faille sto,t'e sales a specialty,:
Satisfaction gliereeeeed or un par -All
orders left at Lot 123, Con. 2, Fifty, or
,. tiaressed. to..Hoesell P. 0. wilt he
promptly attencte.e
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Ort.. P. A. SELLERY. DENTIST, GRA-
Auate of the _Bova' College of Dentnl
l'ergeons, Toren:' also honor gradu-
ate of Departmeet ot Dentistry, To-
youto Univereity.. Paialess extrection
• of teeth. Plate eetres peAslity. At
nominion eloti. Zurich, every Mon-
day. 1-26 .
le ZELLER, LIDNVEYANCER AND
Notary Public. Deeds, Mortgages,.
VTiU and other Legal Doetneentcare-
fully and pronipt".!,.- prepared Office-
7,311er block, Zuri in. Oat.
AL‘MREIV 1.IESS, DIVISION COURT
CLERK. Yillat..;e and Fara' Property
im...ured. All •leading Companies
I:presented. Ag.....tit for Accitieut and
Slakitess
FO SAL -AT,
F.,t;ISTERED SHORT HORN BULL
h A. for :vile, 2 He is a sure
1-i...elm' will he reasonable. Apply
Lat 21, Coit. 14, Hay', Eibuor Klepp,
2' 'h P. 0.
PULLS FOR ALE. -Four Choice
Shorthorn calve', eleven -to
fifteen mothe ole, :Le sale. teiod indi-
vilutds, good ok nd res pech-
g.. e.s. Also one ..ea:istered COW, 5 years
oLl. A. it Ketv1401, P.
11, Con. 2, L. Re S.,
Teckersinith.
Meeting of Huron
County Cotaneii.
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The melee tee Oeunte of Hume
win meet in the encil chamber in the
Town of Goderi..e Tneelay, the 22nd
clay of tide Monte n: 3 o'alock in the after -
11.107.1.
ACCOMIttP te dealt with by the
onencil mint bol.:reed with the. elerk be-
fore the above dale, W. LANE,
fluted January 7t;-., /1107. Clerk.
Tillie Huron We'er
surance Mutual Company
NIBETT:No
N‘-..tice given ',hut the ! lat
Anti tal IeitIing 4. ttilt1 menthe's. of the
41.0‘e nomad L;01,-.....ity ijl his held at- the
Town Hall, 7otriu,.. nu. 'Thiesday e th
day of February, corunencing
,Jue o'clock p. the purpose of
t ho 1)i:ter' Aud i tors' and
Sec %..e tary-Ti reports; for t he
election oi three T for the appoint: -
I ttf A url t .:1.1 for 1110 -!,o.n9iclerr
titsx •,f 1.31.101 tuoy he in
t I r4 terrsi s or
Ill mem be' it0 , ett:tlegt.A in be present.
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OM IT (.4.1-:
111'.'.17:!..:n itt fr.11,-•
Vote n. 'sot Vote
Te!! a tibiae of !riple hieeee—
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PUBLISHED 13Y E. ZELLER.
FRIDAY, JAN. 1.3th, 1907.,
EXETER
J. G. Stanbury last week •insta.1-
led the newly elected officers Cif
the 1. 0. 0, F. -lodges iu the dis
trict.
Mr, E. Christie was recently pre-
sented with a. gold-heacled cane by
a number of his friends, it being
the 60th anniversary of his birth-
day.
Mr. Jackson has purchased the
.r. P. Ross property from. J. -W.
Broderick, '
Exeter Lodge of Oddfellows diti
some degree work in Brncef.le]cl
last Friday evening.
Mrs. F. J. Knight has rein -rimed.
from California, where she spent
several months.
The Stephen end Usborne Agri-
cratnral Society will be known as
the Exeter Agricultural Society
hereafter.
L ItileTeggart, hes porch a sed the
Smith 'Bros. stuck art Hay, P. .0..
consisting of groceries, etc. •
The Ross Taylor Co. has 70c,ived
contracts . for the material for
twenty horses to be built in Strat-
ford this year,
C. E. Haelenev held a, sale of
horsesat. the Metropolitan Hotel
Ion Tuesday,
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TEACHERS SALARIES IN
WES r HURON.
110•17 THE MINIMUM SALARY PROVISION
APPEOTS THIS INSPECTORATE.
In the inspectorate of West Hu-
ron there tire 96 rural public schoi51.
sections. There are 10 assistant
teachers employed in these Schools
making 1G6 teachers in the rural
schools of this inspectorate for 1907,
Under the "minimum salary"
scheme, 27 sections mast pay the
principal slou. 38 sections must paY
$450, 27 sections must pay $400 and
4 sections pay $350 each. The; as-
sistants roust receive at least $300.
each.
Four principals and three a,ssisi.
tants receive more than the mini-
mum salary.. In Usborne township
all the teachers receive $500 and in
East Wawanosh not one receives
It!) t.iiii tith-
ere- In West T..-fet- :en for "I, 07 will be
$1-6,025. which is $225 more than
• the sum of the 111171171111111 saleries.
In 1916 the stun Timid the 106 rural
;levlers wars ,VA,..:;110 and in 1905 it
was. 837.750.
The geneial township grants lev-
1 section :11) (2) and (3) of
ffiii for these 106 teachers amount
eo $20,80e. The further sum of $15,-
' 2e:i for teachers' salaries must be
I levied by special rates on the dif-
ferent school sections. The snm of
the minimun salaries is $45,800.
heing. $7. i40 more than the salaries
. paid in 19(16.
There are sixty sehools or de.
partments of the 106 list which
have change(t teachers since Jan-
uary, 1906, and ten have changed
twice since that date.
Vote et : Vote. It.
(1: therele boson.... three, '
And a world •-7 /".4„1•Ter
Ith1,1:•7. • its lee
Vote it OW • Vire tr, cox:.
Okorns--
Vote it ort l !. Vote it out
Sparkling w.C' r tempting, beer,
Vote :in mit.; Vile," it out.. !
Live for ram. 't t1 !lee to vein ;
leve for (Jlare.... 'reelnl 1!,e..t gem ;
.1.ree for Eire th Hi; reign
Vote. it Wit .. Vote. ir, ot..t
ore's, its.tint• .1r."1101r,11. 8,7111!:t —
Is-OtP it 0.111; 1-4•)tV 1 (47.t
A.,ct, it eptirli .',4e. e liege lie-
- VoteJ 1 01:0, V0ttk
WIaile rtoffeee eo defend,
ecl it thi•tteee es a, frietei,
rtur ee the (e)a—
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'. i ilIIii,bnt tiRoute,—
Vele 1 41:
V.:4112 1:1
11 1;1: :111i.S(314 sire
VOtt-.1 :it (3+1' VOtO it ()tit
FOr t.tt ki11)111 )11i'13 it grin,
And )te Wee, turn to sin
Wink it time-, ire viele tris
Ifl—
\ote it OW: Vote it oat !
1-1,e a ty rani
Veto it nre Vote it mit !
as eras The greve
Vote) it ow Vote it aye!
Yes, there'm ee:ncla go itt it reign,
Tfieee t fury Ir.. its train.
There te eletiee to heart veld, 'brain—
. Vote it Votitt in out
—From ,+ 160 NO r41ewe Song-
ster," ti neeieel by Rev.. O.
. .
R, Mil -
For nn•.7.,.''ease of the skin we
.ceirze`c.binreenfl.. Chinni 's
e, It • relievesthe itching and
burning 8OIliet.tt011 instantly and.
effect/a a mrt. This salve is
a so invalnalf.e for- 1:10re nipplee'or.
:sal° by T 3.Mertne.„
THE NEW elOU.'S TY COUNCIL.
The following are the members
of the Clrinty Connell of 3907, un-
der the new act regulating such
bodies:
Ashfield..Thos. Stothors. reeve
Hunter, denutv
Payfteld. Dr. Woods
F.russels . John Leckie
Blyth. Dr Milne
(linto.n ..... D Can felon •
Colborne . .jas. Taylor
Exeter. . .. A Q. &Mier
Goderioh TpJohn Middeleton .
uura tacit Town R. ISeloLean reeve
Relbt. Elliott:, deputy
Grey Wm Fra,ser..reeve
Sno. Grant. deputy
flny...............P. Lo m on t
bit, McMillan
Hensel 1.......... ()wen Geiger.
Ilowick....T. G. Shearer, reeve.
.ls .Hain etoc lr. deputy
Morris G. Taylor
W. Govinlnek.
Seaforth........M. Y. McLean
.Steplien .. Henry Willert, reeve
,Vaceh Kellerman., deputy
Tnckersmith... ,.Robt. McKay
Turnherry...... Jno. Mosgrove
West Wawanosh W. Bailie
East, Wawanosh • IT. Ourrie
Winghan) Dr. Irwin
Wroxeter RB. Harris •
e;tanley ..... -Jas. 'McDermott
Usborne . Jos. Hawkins
Born. • veo
Girmir—At the Parr Line, Hay, on
Tenuary 12th, to Mr. and Mrs.
George Gram, a daughter.
RUPP—At Lansing, Mich., on Dec.
19th, 3906, to Mr. and. Mrs. Ed.
Rupp, a daughter.
Marr e .
O'Brm—Wootnirr.—At the Sea -
forth Methodist parsonage, by
Rev. A ILC, Birks, John O'Brien,
tf Homefield, Manitoba, and
Myrtle Wocdley, of Seaforth.
$ C
4434-4i:3,/ *3 '4., .-0, -0-434,-044/42.K.
W:•F, W on, of Seaforth, won
tbe eliecl4t, thae4ionship of On-
tario at the; otwnanient held re-
ceritlY.-iu, nilton, Mr. Walton
met and „.; hied i several of the
best olle*, 1- layers of the Domin-
ion.
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NEWS
MI•s$,BlttO EThepherd, of Olin -
ton, hashee0 engaged to teach. at
Hyde Pa salary of $500 and
Miss Grae&):.filepherd has been re-
engaged at lli.inbeth at a salary of
$500. Both'ere daughters of Mr, J.
Shepherd oCClinton. •
.Piles get:,Inick relief from Dr.
Shdop's Ma o Ointment. Remem-
ber it s maw' alone for Piles -and it
works with ell/At/Ay and satisfac-
tion,1 Itehi, ‘g. painfnl, protruding;
or ,blind pip ,9isappear like magin
by:its use. rry and see! Sold by
33 Mernere!
The iter'5,i, i.ge of Mr: Frank L.
Willis and, Us Adeline Adeline Rathwell
was soloee zeal et the residence of
Robt . Wig,* °,4ederich street Sea -
forth, the ,Ii.). .0. of the groom on
WedneSda,-- ,i'; 'Jan. 9th. The cere-
mony wale' ',1:t or in ed at high . noon
by Rev.A. 1:‹. Dirks, pastor of the
Methodist ,Inarch.
, li••
Cut this i.calt and take it to 3 3
Merner'st4re and get a free samp-
le of Ciliataiglria,in's Stomach and
Li Ver Tab,11iifs, These tablets are
fax 'snper"!.t to pills, being easier to
1 lei, ;.,1; disorder° of the stom-
ach,
tenel',, ore pleasant in effect.
They ee
iiy,,m,,:lid bowels.
Xavier " Disjardine, one of the
pioneers of Stephen Township, died
at hieeiece4renear Grand Bend on
Jan. ,iSikieatthe age of 77 years.
His death *as very sudden, heart
trouble being the cause of it His
wife predeceased him several years
age, and.since that time be hes
been making his home with his
son, Ed. „'Three sons and four
daughters snrviye him,
A very painful accident happen-
ed et Mr. Alex. Dines' of "Stanley
tewnship a few clays ago, when his
son Harold had one of his arms
broken in two places, in addition
to losing half of one thumb and
having all the skin pulled off both
thumbs. He was putting the -wind-
Mill into gear at the time and in
eonie way,' ot caught in the cogs.
He is now1 rider the doctor's care
aid.- is.-getig7alking.ti.S. well as could
Qz X. r .Tiv :had-,
tttt t'XI 4. -tt 't 44
.";;Ii44•043 tt.:1A0
4 i ktikobstipaer-t. d. il r
bilioss, otOiave a sallow lifeless
complexion:, fry .Lax-ets just -once
to see what they., will do for :you.
La x e t,s n re)ittle' toothsome Candy
tablets—nice to eat, nice in effect
No aripine. no pain Xlist a gentle
laxative effect that is pleasing de-
sirable. Handy for the vest pocket,
or purse. Lax-ots Pieet every de-
sire. Lex ets come to you in beauti-
ful lithogrephed metal boxes at 5
(lents and 25 cents. Sold by 3 3
Mettler.
Mr. S. DickSon, the veteran
postmaster of Reef erth. can fairly
claiM the honor of having been in
working harness -for it longer per-
iod than nny ntber rtee.illie•tAr in
the county of Huron. Mr. Dickson
ie. now in his 42nd ye tr as post-
master at Seaforth and be is still
the first a1 bis office in the morn.
imp,. ard the hist at night. The
duties ornpostmaster in a town
like Seafoetli ere laborious and re-.
SPCMih16 and they h it re lon sr leo 1, re
hnt len!, plot -son lige email the
seize remarkably well.
A eniet event took place at Exe-
ee on ,lim, 3rd, when nun of Exeter
North's most popular vonng, ladies,
in the nerson.:, of Mies Florone
Kvdd: eldest..,i,clancrli ter of 11.Ir , T.
R: -d1, became the happy bride of
Kr, Samuel', Hodder), son of Wm,
Heclden, Crediton East. The in-
teresting eeremorly was performed
:by Rev, E A. Fear. The bride,
who weadaintily attired in a hand -
Seine itelielling suit, wee unat-
tended. Mr.eancl 'Mrs. Hedden loft.
the same eyenIng for their future
home in Crediton East, and will
reside are'• the farm which the
efloyolto,
nrrently purchased from F.
T
What ro.iglit have resulted in a
serious shOoting accident happened
on the promises of Simon Hunter.
of the 4th eon., of Usborne, one
day reeeeetly.e. George Banthrop,
who wag.. "%big out shooting, drove
into tiaPY rd and noticing a flock
of Sparrcn, . cooked the gun and
innipecl'Itorn the sleigh. • As he
did so boll eCharrels discharged and
the cont -'e. e passed throngh the
cellar .y4;.it\ ,ryiv and within a few
feet of NI A.e•an *.Hunter, who
hapPenect„1) 'ft the &liar at the
tithe.' LI,a however, both es-
caped, bttithete.night easily have
been kilt& ' T1ity,',1ar of • jumping
from the t ., ntaised. the hammers
of the gun0 go down.
Died.
DisfAamic—At Grand Bend on
jan. 1, Xavier Dia:ardine, aged
77' years,
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FURNITURE
of all descriptions.
'MATTRESSES, SPRINGS,
SEWING MACHINES
FIANOS and ORGANS
BARGAIN IN ORGANS
I have ton hand a7 octave
gan, Piano Case, which sells
at a regular price of $100, on
sale at $55.
REMEMBER A PIANO CASE •
Harness, heavy and light, Blankets, Bells, Purses, Snit Cases,
Trunks, etc., etc.
it WELL, =
• = Zurich, Ont.
I he Old and Reliable
Kalbfleisch's Saw & Planing Nils....
1 wish to thank my customers for their patronage
during the past year, and wish to announce that 1 am
en hand with a large stock of Hastings Brand
• C. RED CEDAR SHINGLES
and all kinds of Building Material. It will be to your
interest to call and see me if you are going to build.
It is my aim to combine good, work with good
material. I also do
CUSTOM SAWING and PLANING
a-ff-Chopping clone every Tuesday and Friday.
F. C. KALBFLEISCH,
Mills 1.4tb. Con. ZURICH
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Zurich firocery •
and Feed Store r7
Is the spot to buy your
GROCERIES, CA.NNED GOODS, FANCY
CAKES, BREAKFAST FOODS, PLQUR,
FEED, STOCK FOODS, ETC., for 1907.
Our aiin is to keep the best class of goods and
by so doing we are sure of keeping your trade.
Give us It trial order and we will 'please you.
Goods i:eliNered to any part of the town.
S. Parmie Iv Son.
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