Exeter Advocate, 1912-3-28, Page 4"You'll find it's so."
Labatt's
London
Lager
Now Perfected,'
Best Bupable
TRY IT
JOHN LAEiATT
uu:TED 28
LONDON, ONTARIO
(Utter Abwrate,
Sanders & Creech., Props,
'FfIURSDAY, MAIL, 28, '1,2.
.1-„fEr TO TFICAQUGH2RED STALL,I.ONS
department Of -kge<cuttltroi 'Klee-
-tinuv:igg the granting Ot dt
e of thoroughbred st1,tietas.
Ticstistatthes given, in Oda ,MattilOr,
the hoe eg TheroWil?recl' elood w:11
fia 'believed, lead to a.n,lnspitiroven-rent in
ii4ara 175list, horse' rilleelt of the country„
While'it Is xtot the,:lutentikon of the
irtt to encourage the breeding of
oronghbresl horses, or to develop A
light horses aliptortanatit,r,
ly to that of the ThoroughbreX, there
i! io guestlOrt btlt that 4 .sstrting
fusion, el' klinroughbred bloed in the light.
Ze.7...Te4 'ntabea o thra cpuntrY will be Of
faiestlint.e,ble vaitte iax Improyling the gual-
f4ty Of the stock got front the by Stat.-
, yt:ong of the vantous light hares breeds
The Conditions under which assi5tance
rariil bgven, are, as feltowst-,
(lc) horses roe, account of whtch
ven llwr the Departtooat meat
reg:;stered.2 flas Therelaghbred tud
8ank t,17,0 Cataa4an NatiOnaii:
.S.teseig Eccards.
(2) Horses, sh,e„II, be of good size
e-nd COnfOr4119,fUnt Arno.
,rrAe :trom t.tefiatlitary .411*OuntlaeSS;
Theas.7 eenc14.14ana ta eliat1tvd at*
- • atialuallo• ts,o 1,herattgla earefal
`io-ailnation, either at Wes hatidoot the
'Mary 1.,X„rector General Pr
membera the veterlitarY"
department, Or Other pars011e
'ateF' naaY alt1301lIti
es. sa 4pp:roved shaUu
roperly' atIvertised ttad for aer.
of Aorxrea, wider IAA omivary. ap
Vell).4.14444 ekelikeet IA the district
re te.b iept at.as. anr,"
rv:Ce fee, e.X.Mal, ta vase .ot
13,0t Mere than el.9
sure. es Nicov'fee'te beetatite-tesrl.
-Ole only when mares. 9rOve
.t1letsS Contlitiens
OI skalt to et,
;at .9%940 at -ft* ,etbSe.
P,CeeSsarr
'wd. 41?Pl4eatizolt tei the Vet -
• rector General and 14.ve Stec*
. :Department of Agr:eal,
• the country, Iliad pf the entire Western
.1(116w./1 men, niat "only of .t.ht7st Section of
cENTTiALIA
The robins have arTiVed but the •ap, Ontario ren.insula. 'Thor the past 'vow
pearance of spriMig ta, not 991Tain on, us, years Mr., andMrs.:Dagg have been re -
arty to fast and the roadsare gettlng s:dents of lancardine, retiring from the
fat, bad Shape fog' travel.t.,Mr, W. Cok-
will went to Toronto Saturda3r withi a
Very fine load of fat cattie„-Mr, Quarrir
btaa his 4r:7:ver, bettor ton as old
Will removed from its stable to another
It stable and 04 Wit 'was 1°st for Mr. Frank Allister left SatordaY for
lours but ha don't leok :Altai, the London, whore he has accepted a Pes!-.
worse trem.o charige.-Mr. Y!•ct.'31'' Ilan o DrYadale Nds!ted at
enfold of atThadsvar and )1diss rillitclaeret jos. BRInlees Fro
of ToTont9 a few' days under the mason nioyed, to Kiondi"
Parental roof Thos -Nlitchell }Vent „\roaday,,.._„gr, 1, 2. poyerwa, _.:11 Tor,
several daYs last wee% vtinir relatives onto last weett.,.-.armda am was :43,
• Hoosa114--Wiss Williams of Toren,ie t'ai Port Franks Monday on bustrtess.
sPatttl a low,daYs V."-'5' Ps'st- week' V"3ker -t" Mr, P, ,Bawas "P•telor 4atitzday.
lag at tile Parsonagel-The thallY urs„ por‘,.00m. of 'Exeter Ilere attend,.
ends of. Rev W. H. Butt of London learn f24,ket„, whce. Ill. -The
• regret of his serious inuess aod tie daughter. of Wm- Baker on the
alck l -Mr. and Mrs. TaY/or. 'who
have hee0 sUnr thelr daughter, MrS,
B. Bossenberry, Lave returned to thelr
honei FO-.'"est-ir--.Mess Edna, Dale, who
has been w2th her eduter, Mrs. W,
Amos. left,..for tier, home near Lucan on
Monday,
farna Eaddlnliab.
GRAND BEND.
• ----
hope, for a speedy recovery -The base.
II boys held their annual Meeting Pa
Monday eve, a goodprowd was present
The boys organ:7..1d aa In tor 1912 with
about All tl"-,9 oId )4PyS On the PaY sheet
The officers for 1912 are as follows...,
Wes. Hodgins )1:anager, 2, "Mitchell
Captain; Harold Duplan, Sec.,Treas,
The finances 2..rotin good Shape. 4nel the
boys lta...ra a few dollars to begin the
season with, A very hearty vote or
titAaits, was tendemst the manager of. the
Past two seasons. Wox, 13oy1e, who
leavilag" in a short Vane to work in.
"svfn.gl:P.4.1., Mr, BoyIr thartitc4 the. *0",1•, -Si
hoe4sthoy wpeld. bMOTe eingeg4a..
the. cent74tr... 5e4579 than when waldeP
agement, The boys, t‘ro having
seas04 tickets Ts:slated artri haps OS .Sell
Ms -AY te make up the rieeessR-ry expo
• The boYs sheuld get. the tienflY Su
rt ell in the village, AOw ave
0. game. Chat mare 'Intereatiog than
balseball.,--Mr. B.ColWlit nnt irDere^
O'Brielt are atten41111- the assizes
Godeartch, tlVhtt. Weelt.irr7Mr, Ewart
einfOxel ef Lontl4sborti *Mit the
under the parOttil ItOoL-Ne,. Samuel
klicka Of the 20 Qn UbeI1 ha
sold W;thla the past, weeks to
ft,. O. Stitlan at Exeter, 4/.00.0
worm of barley% wheat Mid reas,. WII
• there
no' aleitte7 nferrahag?
• AnY
CLANDDROYE
......••••••••••••1
B. Thonantran.
v:ss;,teelq Sehatidli
fret visit since er
el4;*IvPrU Illa°:tLvtleikr$;54Mnti);lit-ner. ie:dti
sed ts".?( V.:atm:Nu hen
• 'Wm, Re:el o toucan
the wast-Setxral
•Voatinastor Levis •wInsptar coasequentlY
eet: g to* place laa t ThurrielaY zit
ennesey's Notel irY and settle
^ Vie VOSIP151:11tH -were read Mr.McIlerna'd at 'Wean and Peat
sPeeltOr and were sent t
j. W. Hod -
Y Preached a very elo-
quen& scernon to the congrogatian Of
St. IttIM on Sunday last, --Santo at
our farmrs alend tappint; trees this
wark, ia order t.a, ben malting maple
syrup. --Mr. Burley IfodIrtns had tWo
woad bees last ;week. Ho succeeded
getting a great titt:entttY. Of wood spilt.
out. driving Mr. Austin Elm
a- d the m'atortuneto ava Ms cutter
brezLk down whele passing over the rough
roads. The horse became frightened on
Waring te cutter smash and began
to callap, dragging Mr. Ma for
considerable distance before he got it
stopp...(1., He got Ms arm badly larutsed
-trad had to barrow a, cutter to return
o his home. -Tho shooting match whIcia
waa to llaye been held.?a LUC3Ahas been
Postpante unt'l Good Vriclay.-The tun-
e.al of the iaatant S,911 oi7.‘ir„ end Mrs.
4-loretto Simpson took place from the
horn: of Mr. 0001 -se S'naPson to St.
Centaery. Sex-v.:cos were con-
ducted by Rev. Wan. Lowe, of Luean.
- Mrs. orflVlC Parkkaa, is spend -
'ars a rev." days wfth, her daughter :Mrs.
Lau's Ilerc.-The Clover Leaf
ssion Band spont a very cnioYablO
afternoon at the hento of Mrs. A. E.
tIodens, At tba close of the meetIng
a dainty luncheon was served by Mrs.
lIalg*tis-On account of the freights be-
Nir so *rrtgular for the past two weeks
tit:: local merchants are completely sold
out of many 'Winds of goods. Orders
wh'ch have bedn sent ln a month ago
av not been fIlled yet.. --Mr. James
S:mpson, Who has been conffined to
his bed for the Past two weeks' is slow -
v •recovering.
Kok--
Thla
tZe,:1)g
S.7,.0tch," at anwh pr gass, The
',zany touseltaicters tae butt na: Is when
E they can et t, S-4 great has
the demandthat the suPPlY
below requircturalts. TO meet
rtd n',olucera ar.r tot 1ve..Ys
r*s er he:Pt:as:tag the ' supply.
he farmer has not real: -
true value, and. the saPply at
zirtilk..on the a-V91.4.se farm tst".11
,• its way to the hog trough, while
le in towns and cities cannot get'
Way requ.ire. This increaSed deniand
a 90m.1. about largely because ot
;tient se:entitle haveatigatiorag•
.telaave buttermilk to abe ot great value 10
.k.ecialog the Inusta.n system In goad work
i' -'22g order. It Is •especially georl.tor in-
" testinal disorders.
ra
v.
ij
untry like this, where land
1ve1Y Cheat), and where the
est.icultu.r.al products of all
rong and. prices high, a!for-
a running no rlsic In wark-
lex out sorna scheme or loaning money
+ter f.artntrrs at cost. Some win say, In: -
1.741)s, that condltlans are so favorable
gaod In agriculture, the
g.ars on tilt? land will not
verd any assistance. Conditions In
Sz.•.rrninto-day are qui:to different fr,em
sarkat thcy were f,..fty or seventy-tive
rears ago. Tr.) make a success 01 farm-
ing to -day, Whether it ha on the inaltie
,:te• on tx.e newer lands in the eastern
provin.c.!s. the farratr mtist tia.ire same
seapta to beg,in with. There is .tuaeh-
'....aexy to buy, lia-e stack to secure, all
of whicia takes maney. The farrnr Who
4starts in to -day „cm a new farirt, wIth.00
earpa-tent and with no ready rta/aney to
pay far t s sarfausly handicapped at
the start and his chances of making
•good are very Materially lessened. If
..sa,n1..r, Means were provided for supply -
Ing farmers, thus handicapped, with
;ready money at a. rate of interest of
.E.y three per cent., the price, for which
7,..-a(rernment loans are obtainable, pluS
ighe cost of a.dmstering the loan, the
rirountry would be greatly benefited and
. producnon rf fain products increas
A TERRIBLE miXITP.-A Skookunachu
whip was fuli of hard cider; got a
-sale !bill and a marriage notice.. badly
Tree description ran as Poilaws,-
.RPlIkiarn Smith, .the only, son..'ot Mr. and
Mats. Josiah
Smith, was disposed of at
bLe auction to Lucy Anderson, clavgn-
eor- ot Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Anderson,
aa trey farm, one milefeast o thts place,
the presence of seventy guests, in-
ez1uding the following, to wit, -2 mules,
head of cattle. Ite-v. Jack,son tied the
. Attest -lel knot ayerag,ing 1250 pounds on.
e hoof. The beautiful ho,rae of the
..0.r1:de -was tastefully decorated with, a
.5i7washclam spade, 1 sulky rake, 1 feed
_..rrinder, I set double: harness, nearly,
,ckelAr; just ?before the ceremony was pro -
n c ed Mendels sonn' s '..111.9p1:zing
march 'was gi.lven by 1 mile/1 cow,
years oid, 1 Jersey caw to be.. fresh
. ,
Apra, ca.rryting a bunch oi flavvez;s
to her hand, and leaking charming Ina
-,,rown made ,of kight sPring Wagon, 6
,kr',..VIT.E:s of apples, -3 ricks of hay, '1
l.rfrincistane, mouslt;ne de soie., trimmed
• 106 'bushe,I,of spuds. The, groom ""s
well-known and Popular young' -man
'has always stood well: in aLsc'..ety
rcLes Of 12 BorkShiiro hogs, while the
is an accompliShed and • talented
:etcher O,C a splenda drove bt I'otand
•
•
t.Cirinas.--pedierree,t. • furnished desired.
„Anions ,the nuptaal, 'presents vr,ere hSeta
9:1v9 -r. knives and forks, one sPii7ng,
• ''W heI1 riw, gook r ' ;and
'-rart1rs `Po nuttnrrons to, rrent'en'
!hl dal couple lel'YesterdaY fot an
dd', trip,. terms twelve menthe' 4,tt
9. -96913,0ns 'Jble Pa rtI,e's the:" w1;15P
be served at the sale.,
,
this Mr. and1.1ra., sPi4ttki,‘",kat t.g .19PP7.
--‘ haus e i t cos he orncr
raniy.,,,, a ubt,4
1
LUMLEY.
Mrs. Thos., DickSon and daughter, Miss
Mauds.,, of Seaftorth spent Sunday at
J'as. 13road100t's.-A nevrspaper fraud
!has bren calling, on the people of this
ne7ghborhood recently: -Mr. and Mrs.
John Glenn spent the -week end with rel-
atives in Seaforth.-Miss McNaughton of
Clinton was the guest of Mrs. "\--V. N.
Glenn for twp weeks.; -.-Mr. Chas. Eing-
ing of London was a recent visitor at
SaAnuel Hortion's.-Mrs. IIemery of Mitch
ell is .tihee'guest ,et her brother, Stewart
McQueen, who is laid up with a very
sore 'hand. We welcome Mr. and MT1EI:
MCQUeell to oar midat again, -Wears,
Pleased to state theft IVIr. Jas.. Broad -
foot is .able to sit up for a.while each
day. -Miss Miller 'of Munroe has return-
ed to her home after a visit with her
brother Wlaparn. here.
331DEULPII
-----
Just 64. years ago Thursday 'Mr. and
Mrs. RlChard DoaWi,p
gings hof , KnlOrlw63 and f)0
' o.r-
• t
years old, respectitvely, were wedded in
ha -village of Lucan, Though it is four
yea,rs since 'the diamond anniversary of
that wridd'fiag, was celerbrate,d, the couple,
who haxe, by tw,a cle,dadas and more Pass
ed the prescriki'd three score and ten,
are still actively interested in the .rvvorld
about them and appreentive of the joy of
1:e and ektion.
It was on March 21st, 1848, that
Richard Dan, a young Irishman who
had come, to Canada while yet a youth
tnarne' been solennrized at that vlllage.
ic
One of the pioneers of 13iddulph
i3C'zrjrf, a0t.f '111.:ulscabriTate,heNriws:dd7Illigzabceetrh'enl*C.Dulli;
s'h„lp, Mr. Daag hewed his farm thete
from the virgin fare st, Lg,hting witili
tir other P6Pneers of the` tewrlsh-P inc
battle of cir,,X,sati,on' against the • gig-
a'It'n 'Trines and rivaples of the forest
▪ 'Raid. of '66 he should-
-ed lts mile and marched ti the irent
' te protecnon ,of horns and countr.y,
Protnr,ently &Identified /with the
• tbe;'41:9'w,r1,1311,...0 'OP 13tddlil
110144• 4-Maldleitek'llrel the beit
WHALEN.,
, and Mrs., Albert Gunn:rig Spent
Sunols.y ere ‘..-uests of Fred Gunning.
clarenee Oanall14" left last Week for
MakW,t-Obas where WO PrOpOseei staying„, -
Mr, Pgilip Broolcs Spoilt %alder with
fle',04144 '411 tisleorne,744ra. and,
lierkry Vq1rt-war4va SpOat SUndttY visit
ing at Mr, Albert Pattftelers,--Crairg to
Ow cold 'weather uP to the thne
wr'Xing very little syrup -has been made
by attoae -whO have ts.pped,-3frs,Qhn
Asuf.tage et Lucan 3,1Site4 her brother
Wrn; Ogden, Sunday.,-,Sarn Stevenson,
who haS been elittIng wood at his eld
ciente near Therridale.1 hack at Ws
llere 'Eca.447 te,r tuit sorin%
The Roman Tribune.
Tle tribunes in ancient Rowe repre
-ented the people in tillich the sante
ay that lite bonse 431134104,,i does
England and the bouae of repre,
SettilltiVCu it* thie. voutury. For a Wag
le the patricians' or aristocrats of
thrtue had elsel7thillg, their 9wu
Witell tile jlIchelans or. Ss
W011itl SOY., the "pialu ;...att the
uributte the reckless tyranny of the
patricians ceased The tribune tut
.at power. Ur VUU:tl Vt`10 1114,110St
;ally
or rand ntillify almost any 18W
!noised by the Romans, Liberty among
Romans dales from the, time theS
rst secured their ttlinines.--,,,,New York
Ante:lean.
Friendship' Tribute,
Marlys- Vitt yult see wimi the .sep
lety column of the Daily Bretal said
ihnin flillard the other worn.
Ing': "Site tuoves with case ;lad grace
at +Jar most eNclusive circles,"
hello -Yes. I read it. les deud
talu that the editor who wrote that
:lad never seen her on roller skates. -
Chicago Tribune.
Against liis Convictions.
"Have Soroc Of this 'Welsh rabbit,
Kionson?" asked Wanes as be stirred
the golden concoction in the Chafing
dish.
"No, thanks, Bjonesey," returned
Bjanson, patting his stomach tenderly.
"I am unalterably opposed to all cor-
poration taxes."-Ilarper's 1Yeek1y.
„
You can get clubbing rates on all
the leadtng newspapers and magazines
by ordering at tho Advocate office.
The only titres a henpecked man is al-
lowed to head the process:on Is when
.wIre thinks she hears burglars
downstas.
STANDING FIELD CROP COMPET-
ITION
All farmers interesthd in the stand-
ing Field,Crop Competition Fall Wheat
are requested to forward their names
to the Secretary or •Presiant at the
Exeter Agricultural Society, not lat-
er than May lst, 1912, Prizes offered.
P20-, $15., $12., $10., $'18., $6., and
074,
1-J. CHRISTIE, G. DYER
President Secretary.
TENDERS WANTED FOR PASTURE
LAND AND BUILDING
Tenders will tbe.recefared by the tinder
s!gited up to April 6tbiZor thq Agricultur
al Society's grounds, pasture maws only,
during 1912. The,Sociedy reserves right
to make any xe,paiirs and also May
24t1h, and Jtheir days for Fall Fart
Tenders w1 .also be received for . the
sale of DrLil Shed.t:
ED. CHRISTIE, A. G. DYER
President Secretary.
,Row's TldsP
itrt1.94a; One Hundred Dollar skew ard for any caw
of Catarrh that cannot he cured by Eiall's Catarrh
Cure,
. J. 04E.NET CC-, Toiodoo 0.
WO the undersigned have known P. J. Cheney for
tim1avt,15 Years, and believe WM, perfectly honorable
in ail. bushusee.trassacttens and ttattnoialiT %tato to
sorry out any obligations Sisade by fits Erm,
WaLnisa,lialevastallaavnt.
;Who/elude Druggist; Toledo, 0
UsdpsCo.tarrh cux:,L taen internally, acting (II
ret(' on the blood and mucous, surfacea et the
sYstein. Teatirnonials seat free, Price Zba per bet..
tie, Soldby ailDruggiata
Take iJall's Patuil v Pi! Is for constipation,
WINCEELSEA
Purchased a load. John
lorklge, who lost -a, valuable bull a
tew days ago by IseiMg hung, has since
purchased another tine Herford bull, be-
ing the Nvinner of the 'first, prizq at the
western Fair, London, la'st fall. John
is bound to1lave the best, and, the farm,
ers that neighborhood can congratu-.
late themseiveS on hawing such a fine
animal to breed tom, Mr. Delbridge 'has
ellspose.d ,h.,fs old buli and delivered
hint to. Mr„, Snell, at Exeter last Week.
.140 mOnster. haying- tiPPed ttte
•CalleS.-over :4100 pounds,
ss,
"CAY 'TOWNSHIP
Tao following fs the report of examln,
aroons lteld dn 5, S., N. 2,If4Y1trrvi,
jones OS; NV, Kockheott 41,
Ciass-J, IsfurraY 69: 11, lImvit744
W. SnY4k, 5$: R. cazovbzu 55 z2.
w'alarti 50; 4"M,11Unle 49. W.
Class -Q, Oaae 87; B. Peddes 63; V,
jottes 62;2A, JD-ear:sr:4 5qiW. wiliArd
44,T; 11, vi'Lliard 44,
George MaWson, teacher,
Vider-It wh deeP•
est regre Ito mollt4911 'QC 1116death
t Mrs. Wm, ramerly at Tuck-
me:tit, who paese4 peacefully away at
title home of her Scia-fat-law. Art -
drew "Maim, n Usbaruo On mar 15, At
the advanced aqo of t31. years. Sho had
tcteo :st ciee.1ng kelittIt for Sante Years
but none thattAkt the end so near, She
wuu xiii401, respected and beloved fer her
tleexls an4 InallY litigable qUalilt-
T-les, She emigrated te« thts ceontry with
other Ari+ontwA of the Tatnly. settling
114,1? t6w:1st:4: where she endured..
t the havelshlpso peer igro.
E "ta matdent nap= was 1Rnu,Stfrray,
ww marred 1 ior late husbavel,
Mara Elder, at Tuckeramith, salne 48
ago, where by herd toil and ln-
vi they made a goxl competency
:0 survived by a family at
o sans and 911e datrghter, viz„ ;tire.
v.' Molt. usborne, Titonus, or
nd *concession or Tuckorernith
f Hay Township, end Wfillam
be hentestead.
A WINDSOR ,LADY'S APPEAL
To Al( "Woman -I wilt send free with
*11 Instructions, my home treatment
hIch poaltIvelY cures Leucorrhoeet,11I-
c ration, Displacements, Failing Ot the
Paintull Or Irregular Periods,
Uterine and Ovarian. Tumors or growths
also Hot Flushes, Nervousness, l'ilel-
ancholy, Pains in the Head, ,Back or
Bowels. mai Bladder troubles, whore
caused by weakness peculiar to our sex
You can continue treatment at tionao
at a cost or only 'About 12 center, a week
MY book, "Woman's Own Medical Ad-
viser," also seat tree on r'equest.
Write to -day, Address, Mrs. IT.Surorners
Box. H. 84.0 Windsor, Ont.
Electric Restorer for Men
Phosphonol"every nerve st°t°3 In the body
to its proper tension; restores
vim and vitality. Premature decay end all sexual
vvealtness averted at once. Pliosphonell will
make von a new man. Price San box, or two for
O. Mailed to any address. irho Scobell Drug
Do., St. Catharines. tont
HOW To Keep Your II -air
Free From 1)andi4tiff
PARISIAN • SAGE A Delightful and Refreshing
Hair Dressing
BANISHES DANDRUFF
OR MONEY BACK People, who deri.re topreserve the bair
can gain some valuable linforniation
ilrom the following .
Have yoltrolvin brushand comb ttt
home And at the hair 'dressers.
Never use a britieh,,Or comb in Public
places. They are. Usually covered with
dandruff germs. '
- Wash yoiutr" hair. laros,ir once a week
wileht soap and Warin 'water' to which' is
addecl a d:s-hrfectant.'
,Slearkpotei, the, nolitr onee, a :week • :with
soap and wateir. •
rubbing' tlikiroUgh1y:,-ixtit0:'1*' scaipl
'PARISIAN SAG2'is guprantceel'
.S; Cole: hotidesitroy„d,aridrilff :gertr,S and
abolish dandrulti," er:', /honey back. ..
To etoO hair 'from, tallingi,',and Scalp.
rem itchs"Ing, or meniey'
,gfe'encl :beauty into dull faded;
.44instiney' Ptt9s, 50 t.:9F4'''
PARISIAN- SAGE
STOPS FALLIN3 HAIR
• OR MONEY BACK
THE
CANADIAN BANK
OF
' COMMERCE
SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O., LL.D., D.O.E.., PRESIDENT
ALEXANDER LAIRD, GENERAL MANAGER
CAPITAL - S10,000,000 REST, - $8,000,000
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
of The Cauadian Bank of Commeree will receive deposits of $t and
upwards, on which interest is allowed at current rates. There is no
delay in withdrawing the whole or any portion of the deposit. Small
deposits are welcomed, 42,34
Accounts may be opened in the names of two or more zersons, to be
operated by any one of the number or by the survivor. A pint accbtint
of this kind saves expense in establishing the ownership of the money
after death) and is especially useful when a man desires LO provide for
his wife, or for others depending upon him, in the event of his death,
EXETER BRANCH -W.11. COLLINS, Manager. Branch also at Oredlton.
The Molsons
Capital
Reserve
Deposits
Loans and Investments -
Bank
Ittcorporated 1855
EdIges for Five Years -1906-1911
• $3P00,000 $4,000,000
$310003000 4,600,000
$23,677,730 35,042,311
27,457,090
Total Assets - $33,090,192
38,854;801
48,237,284
Has $3 f3t4tichts in Oa. mid Agents awl Corresponds ts in all the
rineipal Oitles in the World.
diaNtiRAI. PANNING SUSINIlSS TRANSACTED.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
at al Bralinhes, Iliterest allowed at highest current rate.
EXETER BRANCH
Agents tt Bxeter forthe Dotalli011 Government,,
4 IN 8.-T 0451ANO; Sollei'tors, N. D. EVIWON,.lians
141t=slSaeZRZMINMIPINMMIINIMMI
EASTERN TIOLIDAY 114k.TES
Slugle fare for rerund tr.11). Mntununt
Charge 25e, between all stations in Can-
ada. Good 1713'447 Apr.:1 4, :1, 6, 7, and
SUL Return 1%e11t Aprll 10. 1812.
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IfOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS TO
WrisTratN CANADA Itt30
10th. and 301h and every
ecrend Tuesday thereafter until Sept.
3711iibelttalvt%
WINNIPEG and Betting -1,424,
EDMONTON and Return 1,742 .
Tickets goad tor 60 days. Proportion-
ate rates to lather points in .Marlitoba,
Saskatchewan and Alberta, TiCkets will
ale° be tan sale on certain dates va Sar -
230 and Northern Navigation CorrananY.
LOW RATES TO PACIFIC COAST.,
'1%91c9tS 9n sale da1ly until Aprll 1.5th,
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SETTLIMIS ONE WAY TIC10ETS
To Man -Aloha., Saskatchewan and Alberta
on sale every Tuesday In March and in
Apr11.
When gong to Buffalo, Now York,
Plaladelphia, :Montreal travel via Grand
Trunk Railway Systona-the only double
track route.
Full Inforrna.tion from
j. 3. KNIGHT, Agent, Exeter.
Fresh
Groceries
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 lona felt want, and giving
the hest of satisfaction. -
Remember our motto,—
"fresh Groceries all tne time,"
• All kinds of produce taken
in exchange.
JAS. GOULD
une !s apt t,a' taxer the brave wi:10
whIle they, wait.
RARNI FOR SALE
That choice ram of 108 acres on th
thad and tIrd concessions of 'Cohere°,
being one and 0112111: noes rEcm Dzcien
On the Prengses is a largo brick house
with slate roof, and frame barns and
stabItng, Will he sold separately or
together to sUit purchaser, 15 acres in
fall whes.t. 40 acres fall plowlag done,
balance in grass. Apply to
THOS. FIsiisn, Exeter,
CENTRAL
dad"
STRATFORD. ONT.
011r classes are now larger tlan
ever before but we have enlarged our
quarters and we have room for a few
more students, roil rnay enter at attir
Vane. We hnvo a staff of Aniato exPer-
"oneed ;instructors and our courses are
the best. Our ,gracluntes succeed. "Ishla
week "tbxee recent graduates infornted
us that they have positions paying $05
$70 end ,$,11225 per month!. Wo halt(
throe departments, -Commercial,
head and Telegraphy. Write for our
free catalogue now:
D A. McLAMILANt PrinclPalt
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
HOMESEEKE
EXCURSIONS
TO
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta
Special Trains leave Toronto 100 p.m. on
APRIL 2,18,30 MAY 14, 28 . JUNE 11, 25
JULY 9, 23 AUG. 6, 20 SEPT. 3, 17
Second class tickets frons Ontario stations to principal
Northwest points at
LOW -ROUND -;TRIP RATES
Winnipeg and return $34.00; Edmonton and teture.
$42.00and to other points in propottion. Tickets
good to return within 60 daYr from oinct
TOURIST
-
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
through to Edmonton via Saskatoon, also toWinnipeg
ad
Cblie2aberYtthavli, fiViulitiracijouueippee-da alt aviextheufabecfclini.g, eaC°11 raber
secured at moderate rates through local agent.
EgrIi application must be made.
ASK ron ROMESEEKERS' PAMPHLET
tontaWcit sates and full infonnation,
Apply to steered C.P.R. Agent' or
M. G. MURPHY, Dio. Pus. Ast., 'Toronto.
ONLY DIRECT LINE NO CHANGE OF cos
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-77.71,tiat,
To protect your family from the ravages of disease and iniectiora0 and
the rigors of winter; to wake your home tile abode of Health and 'Happiness.
Statistics tell us that.there were over 250:000 deaths in North Aineriea
last yearfrorn fever a,nd Pneumonia; • Over 90 per cent. of 'these cases '=,,were
traceable to out -door closets and all Were the result of insanitary conditions.
Are you going to allow this ter ribie den,t1a. rate to conthaw.
-why not insure, Health by lost ailing a "PARKY'llEt" SANITARY CHE-
MICAL CLOSET. •
Absolu.tely Sanitary and OdUrleas carries the endorsement (3 Phyeielane
and ..,Health Officials, '',ando. our 'own Ir ,011 -Clad „guarantee, Requlreg no etperk-
is;:ve ...,'Water-Systam; ,nts' plitrnbing 00 sewage can • be Lastalled in , any 'part
of youX"liOniti:the &Sat efr,a'fcw min utes of your spare tine; lasts a ,Iffe,
CATte and cast lass than: a CENT a da y. , ,
"PARICYTIV, Chemical has - been proven by • BacterioloicaI,dht to be
the most powerful Disinfectant, 'Deed orant and Germicide;"' known. to Science.
The "PARI -CYTE" SANITARY,' CII FINIICA14 CLOSET Is,' ;sold by
W.• J. Ilea,man,, 8xeter, ()t, •
yatt, No further argumet
1208 mpAavrituii44 'p, • . WINNiwin necessaXY.
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