Exeter Advocate, 1912-2-15, Page 4ar.
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taxeter Abuotate
Sanders de CreeCtl. Props.;
rnTRSDAY, FED.:, 5
From title reports that s.ppear front
itago to time of the Voting ott the tples-
enitat of pturell Union it would. appear
othat w4th, few eXcePtiens, ibte: cangfeiraf-=,:
Oi4sits are Strongly in favor of Uniett,
eonditions, 1,OndoubtediriloYe:
1On:eat oluiduence an the vote.
Bev. Joseph 'Elliott, Wioa conteged
,Wo•st leluoon In, the Jost provitocial elec-
itnao, :oral was defeated by *M. Proild-:
To P. be -e received:. ao aPPoint;
o merit to act as emigrationnageat for tile
*Domon Goverotnent fti Glasgqw, 0C,Ot-
onaad, Mr. Elioit expects ta leave fler
Scotland at once, t".;.d: be LW AIL
Mrs. Elliott will probably. ac
nortopany
The °Marin Goyerontent ias t „et
nyear placed lin ti l Estfanates a grant
tot' $18,000 for Standthg Field CroP 0cini
"•petitiori to be conducted uader the au-
. spices of Beards of AgOlcultaral
-1eties. Of the above ammint the' Fed-
- tscal Goverornent have agreed to, reeolo
'es-rso the provinee to the extent- of
Z/000 fw0 I" tee CI'. 'XI I50r of-acree
oolliVated Mod op to $10,000.
• Quehee Prey:nee the ernet
„passiog n.et which provides
arty man, Who earns $10 ,a nornob be
-names a qualified, voter. By Ode pre-
",..o.OSIort the mass Of the pope wfl
-VOtela eire is itarel to say
who is excluded excePt vaga-honels and
raSZIPs 11O know'a occupation and of
'vier/ utteertaill inCtone, Ploral voting,
hae *stated in Quebac sirice
',,z11ini days, 1s abolished. and the `etre
tw,,a1,1, ono vote" 111•101Plo is tO be: ea -
leveed. Tits w11 ot it8ef becom.e
• 7.084,bit stie,p Oat e.tlyanlament Quebeo
CENTRALIA
qn-te a large number frorn
o e atterided the •concert az,
MQday eY1.,"'11,1ng and rePOr lta'41"
T.e1 good it'ne,
aUetitan Sale Or. the Tnit
elMttels on MoodaY Was
tended and GOOd pea Zeal!Zeti.
Coasave Was the Itteity purehaser
Property f.or $1160, Til,18 b;44;,-;
ar the boys say there's goIng
iett.stng doing-
NV.F.31.S, met at the borne at
. Oliver an Tutisday anO troesart
usual ruo of businesO.
etor .)Clehrli had a aarrow
cs-
a broken leo oa FrIdao Iasi
noin.14 co tting some tirolanr. The
_no was batilY brals,d, and v011 ns
Oizzo to Ilm house tor a couple days .
•llaS Clara Fair/mil has aceePted
-sant:Lon In ;:ltIr Park's store at Inueano.
Mr. Wilson and silater of Ka' ;stoke. le
a -Pending a few days rene.w,ittg fricilds
around the fla and vty durirg
past Week.
John Colwill have sold hs fins,
Varnz on the 2nd of StePhsa to' ),Ir.
Fewe of near Luean, far We bandsOrne
potte of $7900.00. 3Ir. Pc..vve will gee
',possess:on on April lst.
3Ir Simon Sweazer spent Sunday uo-
- der the Parental roof at ShIpka.
Mr. I:loan-los and sisteo of near Lunen
were the gusts o r. and DC:71P
1,111d3.17.
T▪ he Trothao Bros. of London and
•.etrolt were tier, on :Nlanday settlin• g
ozp the estate o`'. theIr father and
ZZOther.
Bread and cakes took, .qu't3 a •drop
7."r. tioe ville.ge on Tuesday afternoon,
-Alma the her drawing the bread sleigh
ntI A. E. Falrok, Exeter, triad ta ex -
...teed the speed Ernit. The sleigh was up-
oet and torle badly broken witle the
orea.rn colored pany ran a.boat half-a-mOle
o_oull. before: was captured. It re-
nze'ved a few cuts but nothfng very
Fn.rious happened.
EDEN
b=s are, the order or toe day.
—Mrs .F. Coates, who has been on
the a:cle list is iraproving.--31r. and
N!..rs Harding were no Granton one. day
;oat week.—Mr. and gra. Franklin De-
o, Claresholarr, Alecto were
,gerests of Orr. Delbriltige's Cousin, gra,
Coates, Itam-sday last.—gro and gra-
ehn Essery and, gr. and gra. William
''r....co.,tes spent Thursday eveitiong the
tres-t.s of Mr. and Mrs: A. Dayjnen and,
a•eport a. pleasant tomet-Mon, at -al
Will Dickens of Saintsbary Visited 1.1.ilas
Luitt-ton 0Tve day last .iipeek.—Mr.
=nor& Mrs. J. Essery attended the Wed-
aing of Mr. ,and-grs. joninit, Pym of: El-,
▪ 11.e on Monday last.—ModPaul't Oates
or.pent pert of last week visit , ngtriendei
no Toronto and Ilamilton.--Several from
there sOtendeO the Leap Year hopoatngr.
4it F3 and apirt
time. --The Mss Kerslake •entertained
%no few friends one evening last_ week.-
-gra. ,Slesnner who has, .been. trick, 'With
g-riPpe is able to be around, &gallon -7
r. and Mrs. F. Ford have moiled onto
Z.:T-88. Rook's farm sotunh. of here: We
oreicorne "Man and gre.• Ford ta' our Tittle
At the' Ilea
The -man a the' headisf affairs
6Uness.-
9nS.....whdstlf-at;tich.4014ieti wish
o attrattr
fhornes and is read ,1;..j- the headuf
tel.fatiliy.. That: ancounts"fo; !he
'suits' obtained l)y-,th.c Use of
-Classified: Want Ads'-'
,4e,yrien.d t,•1:f Dr 0 W '
WHALEN.
„.
Mr. ClOristopher McCarthY, who /las
beon nil the Northivest for selyeral
yyears and of late ha.s been working 4tt
Ch:vago, hamo vteiting his nifather
and other relativea.—Mr. John Lazard
formerly cr. Centre.11a, and who •ta 000,.
hernesteediag 100 roles Vest of Sask-
atoon, is spending the winter with his
etelatioes and tends around the=
pants, at Granbau, Whalen and Celitralia.
—Miss WEdnLangford(ot Granton,;Who
was one teacher here in oUr" P1tblie
school laet year, but, Owing, to illness
ha.d •to Seeign last fall, has since then
bean gradueliy growitng worse and on
Sunday, Feb. 11, pas's= eattoaY. Deceae-
ed was a very offatextt teacher and
thIotilyt respected Ott this vicinitY.—Sev-
oral of our yoUr.,g PeOlge attended the
oyster supper given, by the 'Woodmea
Granton last week,—Mr. Toa. Gtmoing
gave a Party to all the young People
around here int honor ot hta nlece, gists
Minerva Leaf on near Hain:ate, Man.—
Idest all the farmers around liere are
complaitdog of their water pipes being'
flrozen under the ground, and as a re-
sult bave to carry the water for all ,of
thedr stoek. which Mans oulte an 11
notrreolence.—Special meeting will, com-
mence here nextooday rtight Feb 1,9
condunted by our pastor, Rev Bletchford
—Church Union, and how 4) vg' isthe
topic of discuesixad among our tnetobers
these days.—Mr 'Frank Langford and
sister Tesea visited friends bete on
Sunday.
=MICH,
..••••• ••••••
oto Claus:Om has returned borne af-
ter a stay of, .soltV,3 eeks ia- TOnallto.
- S'lroort. 'Sutures and, farailY will
move to town and oecupy the dWelling
recently 'acted by Mr Fred Witwer.
- DavId Oclutell, who with'her
husband and fatirdY left last spring tor
Aberdcoto. Soak., died, there on TuesdaY
of last we afii4r a short illness. De-
ZeaSeil was a daughter or late Co..
rad Wagner, She was a kind rietighbor
and when residing, In this neighborhood
heel a greaa many warm friends, who
ancerely regret her demise, and aym-
paOn'se wan the husband,—Mr, Emory
RUily viirs;i4v4- rolativea in Michigl-ri
JoSePh. Lett and on. Wiltian
have returVed o ter home 1.11 lite west
Not. a re,sit wits.a relativnte here. --Miss
RnhY left for her bernO
new Pig -
after v:teiting with, relativas
•
tor selliPtqm,----,A. Pretty 'Weddlog
'1.1.1Co onProl-,,See.:13'"afternIton al last
t horul and Igrs. jaeOb
Geahen Ldr.e. wheo their daugh-
ter tyda,r41713. waS Married to Prod,
erick e, of Berlin., Coin, son of Mr
and Mrs. Kehrt Ianover.
lanIfie, who was unattentled.
avt'aF by the: father. The cercnt000
',vas Perfermed by Rev. G., F. BrOwn . lin-
vier of the br:43 in the Prescaos, of near-
ly 100 guesta. Eos. 13,rown, aster
o! Ole 1st -Moo Played the 'wedding mart%
whd!e Mary R:chnot Heacorer, niece
toe 2-reant, cted as rizsg lortrer. 'The
bride :vas the reoilf.ent Juariy beauti-
Cul gifts. Timy rde. In Borlito.
grortra,,o toheit ond
;lb 1-"oanS Over T id, Ear2s store
'ot Naines c"Jd standi. ..)forolay arid
Tbuteday of oath w. We bespeak
for rn o goad share or. the p.44.* rona&a.
—Rev Green ,of Croitart Coectnged the poi
" ere Sunday. Be gave a very 1nter.
• and frostructive tafk. Cornmuopan
as d:epensed at the close of ene ger-
sleighli of Snatfe. Peopie
&me down ta Mt. Pleasant oyster sup-
per Tuesday Ruby and
Sadler, Anna Bell lioringstooe,
and Rob. Lntrimtratorte "veerevo,uests at the
Party onnvori.:Nliss Maud Glenn Wed-
nesday night.—Preparatory services were
keid, in the Methodist tchurch bere Met
Thursday evening, conducted by the
Paolo-, Rev. C. L Cousens.—Mr. and Mrs
Earl Bulson'of Harolltart have returned
to spend the vnOltor with the former's
parents.—A vote on Church union is to
be taken in the Methodist church Imre
on Sunday stet.
Me and Mrs. l Harry NorrIel entetained
a number of their friends Friday even-
!non—Of:Bs Ponvooy, clerk! in, Mr.! D. Mc-
Cotinell's store, bas returned to her
Lorne fin :Fullerton. 'Mss May Stacey is
Ealing the vanancy.—Mr: Jas. McKeig is
recovering from ;Its recent illness.—The
wedding bells are ringing on the South
B-ounclary.—A eloghload or Bethelltea
drove to the inarna 'of. 'Wellington Craw-
ford last FrOdeot evertno and enjoyed
tnernselves until the we sma' hours
CROMARTY
(Too late for last week.)
Rev. 1.0.cltae on Allendale occupied the
pulpit here on Sunday last. gr. Elwyn
and Miss Pearl Illiversoreturned .from
Stra.tford FrldaY to spend Sunday Under
the parental roof. ---Mat Solon 'Butler dia..
posed of his nine year-old coltlast week
to Sir Ed: Stone Oar a handsome figure
Quite a number from here took a.dvan-
tage of the oyster eupper at Chisel-
horat last Friday evendng and -report a
pleasant time.—Amono, those whio attend-
ed the ibanquat .f.,n Stretford gc:ven. by
Warden Jno. A. ;McLaren were the fol-
..
lowlog,---Waio L. McLaren, James Howe,
David Bruce, Jos. Speare, "Arm: Dinnin,
A. Wright, Robti Hogrgarth, G. G. W:1 -
son and John Sca.cey. The only regret
-
able eeatutre was that one partook too
freely of oysters, oansequently had, to
be land adide -Coo( a time.—An oyster„ sup -
par . nconnecition 'with, the weigh scales
of tnis was given at t4` he nano,
of Mr. Jos. Sees re on Wednesday of
ia s week.
• BIlINSLEY—Mrs Thos. Cuamirn scho.m
•wno fro,- t,he past two weeks, waS 1yng
at death's do* vr;th pleurisy and pneo-
„
nontia, has Oaken a change , for .
iv="ttVr , and .11104,'a ,ProGTe s 511g nhrey
Everybooy toought that nothing could
save tth.e• patientt, aShe wao at the ad-
vanced aye of :phTlas, score and: ten years,
but, thirouglt the skilful treatment of the
docl.er and hawse 'we •eopect ba' see
Al's Curininghatn out • shortly.
DRUCEFIEllif)--Jobn Munroe, a
known and :respected resdeot o`,f
r:Ila.Tpe' passed away at me:In tlift,
:road, on Wed,nesda.
tze
o'OyOaiSb4t1
joyna goad thlealth." sothle ',f,11ent
HARPVEY
Mrs. Roy ,Sloatritt ,entertaining a
:atlfilebewrd'aeyrst:_ele.vtz,44a7V.
es fr;1111.tt,hoer iWasets tviefleokr
was the eoldeStonightis this winter.
The.• thermometer registered. '5 dez
grees blow zero.---Thow tompiatrientary
tneeting of the South. Miran Farmer's
Instaute 'win held at 'Brenner's Hal/
Grand Rend, on, • FebrOtary 21ed. The
afternoon speakers will 'he, Glavin Bar-
bour, Subject—Draft ;i1t7,11Se DMA how to
raise them; lienrY Grose, Subject —
Seiectlene'See4.8* Tt0 same R
fl speao sopa era
kwhoe.411 act.eren
fooattltro.
'beral'Intabed 4e,y local talent, none:ea-
.:lig of inetrUdtIetetale: quartettes, etc,—
lgansel Hodgicas and bride have
retuned trom. Detroile wher
tileY 8Pent
their honen.
Yrnoa
geGILLIVRATY„
3g.r. Ansley Nop, is recovering -from
his illoess.--Thes.. 'Ellwood Is drawing
material tior tits new( torn„ --gr. andtgra
.Musely 'inave teturolecl from, a visit in
MictriganotLelover threshing and hay
pressing s ocoupying We attiention, of
scone of our farroerta.—011jprt SimPeon
prepalling to 1:Mild a. new house nezt
summer.
IKIRKTON.
The Ep orth League of 'the Metheditsi
ellurch glYinea grand concert on the
ovening''t FriclaY neXI, •:1,d,Oen the Lou-
don Male Quartette w.tiIttrtrien the
Prograzu.
At the regular meetingot ;he 'War-
terly of"cial board of the ItiOrkton
cult. thOrteeninernbera were present, and
all voted tt isdor, of church unipo, The
Past, ROY. gR. $nelj,wa,ven all in
at.on to ,return tor a rz3urta year.
Strong express:pi:1'4'4'9f, appreciation of
hIs at1lty alnd Sorviee. -44.re given to
upport or the resolute.
WINCHELSEA
The ,!ollow;ng is iihei report of the
er.,1,1rteonati4es. teld 14 l'ha.
he juniors secead class
oe Or prOnletiont to the Stet/10r Sec-
ond and tbaiir stassVirgt,.,:tzt "written, be-
low. Fotn-ai ClaSal It4,23.1 l000-prdoo Duncan, 911: Cornish„801; L
Johns, 859; I. HeywOod, ,097; D, Cor-
n!strJ 039, D. Coeorv *014 DavOl woo
absent. nttesed 'one subject. Third class
Total 790. 1V,, Reartly 0'08; M. Wash-
bOrli. 019; G. Delbrlidge, 599; V. Hey
we WO; L. Cern:sta., 475; A, CreerY,
399, $enr cond' class, Total 005.
G. Johns, 598; M. Conan, 592; L. John
; W, Slteltoo, WI; ,Iforne; 491
F. :Wood, 474; R.! Smolei 878;' M.
Contlieb, 810; M Heywood, 299. Junior
Second class Total 170. fin* Medd, 435
91. Skinner, 132; C. Crazy, 4,31; F.
Routty, 410E; 0. Pell, ,S89;,B; Johns,
50; B. johns, 283; T. Ileywood, 205;
R, I>elbridge 255, and ,NT.,* Mal was un
able to attend on =count or sieltness.
JESSIE A. IIAtiiLlt W. Teacher.
*
MOORESVILLE.
About s'oyentY neighbors and ft -ends
f Mr. and Ncre ,N1iarcshall..1filler, gave
a surprise on Thursday 'evening
last when they, congregated to spend on
evenir.o prior to the departure f he
et and hostess ore:4 London where they
wU resr.de, '1=V:fog this care of the
farm to their son William. A very Pleas-
ant evening was sPent, during tite course
f which the follos.ving addres's and
presentatIon was made to them.
Olooresoille, Feb. 9, 1.912:
Dear Friends and
It is ONItli feelings of sympathy and
reigroi ^fillet, We. ore assembled here to-
night on !this eve -of yrnur depa.rture
from arming as. It Ong been Impressed
upon our Minds by that sensenof loss,
which we all So sen undergo, that it
is our duty in some slight, 'way to show
our apprecialtrion of you both as friends
and neighbors. We have Oved to-gether
from ettildholad to the, present, many of
us the very closnist feelings
good fellow-sltp, and those ties, which
ore bound ttine more closely by year's of
.
interedurse wnth"one another, ;are seem-
ingly bard to sever.
We have always found you 'ever ready
co lend a helplinoo hand in. any ot our
daily toils, ale° Sharp) in our surirowc
o.nel extend a word: olr synmattay when
ever you Patina us burdened with the
greater •trlrals of' life, we therefore
ask ‘37.0111 to accept -thiie purse ae a
ethall token of dun esteem arid. good -will
not for as Caf,trinsic worth; but that
It army refrealh the many pieas'ant mem
ornes of the years bave Spent to-
o •
To you all, We extend '01:1,1' best wiones
for yoar faturie haPPiness ar4 prosper -
and Ialso truSt. that 'God's choicest
.biessOngs may be strewn along Y,otan
path. way. ;Signed oft behalf of a.114,
W.. Maguire, .W. R. sr:ma:leen. ni
• Ciatarrh Cannot be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as thy CORMOt reach
the seat oi the disease.. Catarili is a blood or consbi.
tutionaldisease, anal in order to cure it you must
take irttenaal remedies, lielPs Catarrh Cure is taken
internally andante direct!! en, the yood and tagonne
surfacer' Catarrh Cure is not a quaok Medi-
• rae. it was prescribed by one of the beet physiciags
in this ceuntry to years and is a regular preaerip.
tiop Itis coraposed ot the beat tonies knows. 0001..
blued with the beet blood .puritlers, acting directly
'couittthh:tmwr ianugredieulrein4etse":LS wThhaZPPerodrtueceetascu°cmhbwilntienr
ffulrest.esulte tn eating Catarrh. Seed Mr testimonials
F. J. CORNET & co., ?rope., Toledo, 0
Sold, by druggists, price 75e,
TabelialTsParnily Pills for constipation.
CLA.N1)171.130YE
Tim late AU^. Flinn', Who was kill-
ed by a train at Kincardine last week
was a Soo of' and gra: Wm. Flynn
of Clandeiboye arid was in its 34th
year. Ile was found lying beside the
track about 2001 yardelsoutth of the de-
pot. by .Mr. Steen -au. Vito wee at -
/gaoled by hits groans, He was con-
scious during the 41,rne of bis removal
to thti litoSpintal, and: explained briefly
that, whillenat work removing ice on
the track, ,h/e ead..tonert struck by elle
the cars whithwere being shunt-
ed after thta arri‘vtd, of the afternoon
train. An examinatfoo at the Hospital
alikoweti, that his night shOulder and arta
were badly ananglod, also that he had
sustioed aSeoVre. scalp wound, attd
was MI:tering interoal iniarlee, AM-
potatiem of the e,TM Was neeiessarY, and
death =Me •ta. ri-ov twoara later.
A valuable hooso lasionging bia Will-
iams Brea. was existent!), killed in its
stall Wimp It got Mrd, Mat av'er
halter, and in its atniggle broke ita
neolo—Miss NelEe Srat.th, o. Winnipeg,
visiting' her sister, Mrs. AtItins, ot
!,,looresvale.—Mrs. 1.::Ov'e,Qtne4',ehle iat
'.s visting he;" ;nether !iere„—nliae Ann
CaseY, Who ltae an attaele or muscular
rheumatism, ta SUll quite 111 at her
hom0.—)4aster Sparle Carter is Mrito 111
voIttt the grip.—he t yerdnhere Is
nearly cored with sawlogs, wit:01'am
to be shoped to St. Thomas.-- Mr.
Whiteford of the secland concession
busy draw.Ing gravel for building In
the swing.
While teang evehed to St. Joseph's
osP:tal Saturday morntrig, CYril ear -
aged 12, of Olandeboye, died ,en
the riuran and Bruee tra'a1 Jost atter
'had lett Danteld station. The Ivy
s the only •S'on, ot Mrs, Mrter, wbeee
usband died a year ago, and the oir..
cumatanoes of, ;13.1, death are unusually
ad. About a week ago1,141440 going: home
tin slipped s.ad elt aria-inst an ley
in the road. Ile complatalecl soon
afterwards of 11. pati ta,his ankle, and
was thought tor a time that the
anitl had been spra.'ined. It swelled very
1.0•WdlY, and bloodiaattonting devaloPed.
As a last 'hope a was decided to rush
yottno Carter to the hospital, but tile
excitentent and strutliti proved too
omen for him, and he died on the
t'ran. The relnains wore taken out at
Ildereon and taken Oltanp the same even
:rig far tntermgaU
Mr, J. A, Atk:Ison, sectIonman here
has 'been laid off Work thd lasti, few days
on account of being on the sick list.
—Mr. Goorege HOdg'itus has returned
home after spending a couple of weeks
with relatives in London. --Mr. John-
son Aikerts of .Mor caville moved to
Luce.n Folday on account of lais honm
ihaes'it).4 destroyed by fire Thursday
Fred Atichmon, a young Western Can-
ada real estate agent, Imd a close, ell
from being seriously injured here ;Mon-
day, 'when he JumPed, front a moving
trs.in. Atkinson was talking to a trav-
eller when the train pulled out, and as
soon as hie noticed that it was his. sta-
tion ran to tills doer and jumped. He
landed a big snow drift. The train
WaS stopped. It was found tlmt At-
i..fkirosponen'or:esi,
sdnot, badly hort. —R. Atkin-
son, the Grand Trunk agent here, left
o
where he will take charge
or a few days during gr. Case's vis-
it to 'Tot -Onto. During ids absence his
brother weOl be the acting agent here.
—Mr. and MTS. Wm. .Abbott returned
Sunday, after on extended visit to Chicago and the Pac:ific coast.
Fred Mallett, Who has been confined
to Its home for several days through
ninjury ito Isis knee, is able to be
out again, although not fully recovered,.
Y. M. C. A. BLDG.,
LONDON, ONT..
BUSINESS and SHORTHAND SUBJECTS.
Registered last season upwards of 300
students and placed every graduate. Seven
specially qualified regular teachers. One
hundred and fifty London firms employ
aur trained help. College in session from
Sept. 5 to June 30. Enter any time.
Catalogue Free. •
Business Am' '
Forest City and uollege
. Shorthand "
WEsmiivicr, JR. J. W. WESTERVELT,
° Chartered Accountant. Principal:
Vmeponcloal. • 15
Father Mother, Sister, firother
A1F Should Use Parisian Sa
PREVENTS BALDNESS —BANISI-IES.Itwh:ch means that the hair becomes: full
lt.tfe and lustre and grows radiant
a n,c1 boa lit:Cul.. •
• DANDRUFF—STOPS FALLING
HAIR AND ITCHING SCALP
,P,ARTSIAN SAGE tin ' a fanilly halr
. .
tonlc, and ciresstng that will, dot mucn
gb,o.d !I-, every hirne.,
Pho,man whdueee PARISIAN •
only occasionally will never grow
bald. 'Baldnes s , • ,i s
mused by • dandou f.f MONEY
gernis onnitch 44'dowo
into thoroots Otf D
DAN
hank, devour nooritthh-
• Tito u sands are : 'wasting ' tions, .losing
hal- and greWlint.{:band because' they ,aro
uenno. .supernielal teitios.: While • they
May clean 'the scalp and mak,e't fee.;
'.re.f re shed they • do not get 8 t he
v,eat ;of theohaln -vhite1le the real de -
50)8 et.ihalr,•the pernous, daltdrutte
so• halnhlestha t' t cart
BACK It -9 PI ea alit to use :and
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RUFF fo:: all hao trouble;
Try PAIldOIAN, SAGE
REMOVER
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used by every rrrernbe:r of toe tam -
:`1y 1.1'4111 ,tho' oldest' Us- the 4Ue lot '
, Get a 50 :teat :bottle tb--clay; and-':
you are not hate'1csi tha,tjt le Ickk
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en evorY
HE CANADIAN BAN
.F COMMERCE
' SIR EDMUND WALKER, D.V.O., LLD., D.C.L, PRESIDENT
ALEXANDER LAIRD, GENERAL MANAGER
_CAPITAL - $10,000,660 - $8000000
THE SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
of The Canadian Bank of Commerce will receive deposits of $i and
tipwards, on which interest is allowed at current rates. There is no
delay iii
awithderromlne.
gdt`he wh°Ie or any
Po
tio
n 4
Q-dePQsit' SAm2a3
4eosrew1
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Accounts may be opene4 in the panics of two or more persons, to be
operated by any one of the number or by the survivor; Ajoint accOunt
of this kind saves expense in establishing the ownership of the money
after death, and is especially useful when a man desires to provide for
his wife, or for others depending upon him, in the event of his death.
EXETER BRANCH—W. H. COLLINS, Manager. proneh also at Crediton,
Aroamalamaiapasalaulaa
The i..1401.4).0....:$4.nki
Incorporated 1855
Record of Progress for Five Years— 90Q--4911
Capital
Reserve
Deposits
Loans and Investment
Total Assets
• • $3,0001000
• $3,000,000
$23,677,730
27457090
$33,090492
K000,000
4 600000
35,042,311
$8,854,801.
48,2371284
Has S3Branches in ..)a.nada, and Agents and Correspond nts In all the
Principal Oes in the World.
A OLIN/MAL BANICINO BUSINESS TRANSACTAD:
SAV1NCS BANK DEPARTMENT
at al Branches,. Interest allowed at highest current rate.
- EXETER BRANCH
Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government.
Dtoxsow 04aLiwo, Solicitors, N. P. runaDow Manage
sneclal eor
al rneetiog of the 1lrueetiel4
ft;a111001 8C:tura RIZeelyd., g-Vincdunrwadoatd*,
A., or $t. Thomas, was unanimous
chosen. The pu1p3 has been, Vaeat
since last fall, when It(ev. S, H."Fa.wers
resigned to acCept a call .d.p. North; prove
Cjie,sa's
STRATFORD. ONT.
Our classes are mils' larger
ever bet*e bu 13 13.0,V0 enlarged,
sitartas and we have. zoorn tor a
!noe flttidOfltU. Tou may outer At a• n
We have a staff of 0 Wzo exper.
Inutructers land our courses are
t Our .graduates succeed. Ttee
,.. •
1 1 week thaw recent grd4a3:tes 1,11rdritea
Us ' it and $3125 per month. We have(
dial, they have positions paying $53
b
t dePartlilents,'--Commercial, short.,
and Toldgraphy. Write for our
catoldsuo novi.
D A. tvIcLACI-114AN, Pri !pal,
Do
Lin
Winter Resorts
Round Trip Tourist Tickets now Oa s
to all •principal Winter Resorts
including
CALIFORNIA, MEXICO
FLORIDA, EM.
An Attractive Route to
Western Canada
is via.' Chicago
STEAMSHIP TICKET' S ON ti
BY ALL LINES.
Full information from
J. J. KNIGHT. Agent, Exeter.
le
Fresh
rocenes
We are now well establish-
ed in business and. we believe
on the best of authority -nam-
ely that of a daily increasing
business) that we are meeting
a long felt want, and giving
the best of satisfaction.
Remember our motto,—
"Fresh Groceries all tne time,"
All kinds of produce taken
•i)i exchange.
•JAS. GOULD
CRIPPLED BY
RHEUMATISM AND
KIDNEY TROUBLE
0 YEARS
Morrisey's No. 7 Cured him.
Other Doctors unable to help,
RANDOLPH, MASS., May 15, 1911:
"I suffered from Rheu.mo.tism for th�.
last ten years, and at the suggestion.
of a friend I decided to try your No.
7 Tablets. Before I had taken one
dozen I could notice a clittogan-onaod
I always had a. bad pain across It.
kidneys I found to my great delight
the pain was gone by the 'time I had
finIshea the first box. I used several
boxes, and my Rheumatism gradually
left me. I gave a' box to a friend to
try, and he is getting well verY fast.
No. 7 is a Great Remedy, and was the
only thing that would help me. How-
ever, before using it I had tried every,
thing I ever heard of, besides severol
good doctors, a.nd all without success.
I hope every sufferer will read of my
cure. and try No. 7 if they want quick
and sure relief."
John P. Hanley,
General Merchant.
The above prescription is not a "Cure -
All" or so-called patent •ntedicine. Dr.
Mori -lacy prescribed it for 44 years, and
It cured .thousands after other doctors
failed.
Price, 50c. per box at your dealers, or
Father Morriscy Medicine Co., Limited,
Montreal. 002
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To protect your family from theravages of disease and infectionil and
the rigors of _winter; to make your home the abode of Health and Happiness.
Statistics tell us that there,were over 250.000 deaths in North America
last year frbin fever and Pneumonia; Over 90 per centof these cases were
traceable to out -door closets, and all were the result of insanitary conditions.
Are you goiatg to aliovr thile terrible death rate to contioue.
Why TIOt Insure Health by installing a "PAIIKYTE" SANITARY CI -IE-
,
MICAL ;CLOSET. • •
Absol u tely Sanitary and Odor] es s ',carries t he endorsenlent of Playslcians
and Health. :Offiefols, and our ;awn Iron -clad guarantee,- RequLres no expen-
sive watcr-reysterno nO •pImeabing ; no sewage can, be instalIeO ' In; 'any 'part
of you:. home ato.t:Its st41b few 3111ntites of you: sPOto time ; lasts a 1,.„Ife"
t Inc ati'd,costo;t9140,..•k NT a daY.' '" ;
poRK....y.TE,!cherrit. has been , proven" - by 13aeterielogleal test to be
the tnoStpowebljt Dth4tant, Deodorant and Gerrnicide,''kriorlri to &fence.
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