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Exeter Advocate, 1908-03-19, Page 5V xetet• gottocate EXETER -- oNTARto $I 00 it pail u. ad,an• e, 11.1!0 a )wr d not so paid. I , Tao o!'riledStaleySubcrleerl$I 10 a Year Strictly la Advaaca GANDERS k CREECH, Publisher.. $25.00 Buys a good Second-hand Doherty Organ l • Stationery A most beautiful line of Station- ery, Bibles, Ilytnn Books, etc., at Awad Down Prices. Call and see them. S. MARTIN &SOH Cook's Cotton Root Compound. Tho great Uterine Tonir, and only Niro effectual Monthly }tegulntur on which women can depend. Vold in three degrees of Ftrength—No. 1, $1 ; No. 2, 10 degrees stronger 13; No. 3, for special cases, tb p( r box. Bold by all druetlti ta, or sent repaid on recr t of price. FrVe T Cook f8[eto1N1 Co..TottONTo. ��am QNi. Ua'mcrlY 11.let. Address in6lorl LEARN DRESS -MAKING BY MAIL In Your Spare Time at Home We want our course to be in eve: y 1;. tear in Oa:ar•u where there arc ladies. so hive decided to give, direct to the public our unpr(.•v.(1 $15 course in dressmaking. including our Ladi(•i Tailor System for wholesale price. $•i 00 As there are a 1arg. nunax•r • f people. cst.(c- i,d:y drts;:nak, r. say you cannot lean' by mail we will send system and first lesson (which teaches how to make a perfect fitting waist, registered to any address in Ontario. After you are satisfied you can learn, semi $5 (Nl and v.1 will Bewail full course of less, ns. Please da not send u:tle7ss you with to learn drys--rnakir.,:; we are ..o sure anyone can learn that we guar- antee to give 1,00 to any•ne we carrot tach. These lessons teach how to cat. fit acd put together, any garment (rem the J lainest shirt waist suit to the most (iabor.,t.' , re,.s Tr::, u the only course in Canada that the whole family can iearn h: one member taking it up. We have been in t,uoness fur ten years. have taught over 7.000. Beware of imitations, as some have been known to copy our advs. and even claimed where they were not known to be the inventor of this course No adv. ii g.•tnine without our $.411100 guarantee. Write for p.:rti. ulcers. Addre:< - SANDERS' DRESS•CUrnee SCHOOL 31 Erie Street. S:ratf..r ). U,.tario, ('a :.ada. rilggggg g 11,111F AVIV' g TeIgraphy.. 111 Highest paid officials were once operators. Demand exceeds supply. Six thousand needed during next few years, Operat- ors have secured increased sal- aries and eight-hour day. 1 We prepare yon in shortest time and place you iinmetliatel,y upon graduation. Competent josh tictor', unsui'- '1r passed equipment, wide expel i- he once. Ev Commercial siihjects free 1 of Sh ThLe woman says Lydia E. Pinkhani's Vegetable Compound cured her. Head her letter. dl r,. J. A.Ialil)erte,of 34 Artillerie St., (lueItet', writes to Mrs. l'inkhatn : " For six years 1 have been dnetorine for female weakness, heart and nerves, liver and kidney trouble, but in Lydia E. I'inkhatn's Vegetable Compound I s::fely say I have found a cure.' •• 1 was continually bothered with the most distressing backaches, headaches, :Aid I:caring-down pains, and I kept ,•r•.wing more and more nervous. " Lydia E. 19 nit ham's Vegetable Com- ] ••t:ni relieve'd me of all these distress- ieg symptoms and made Nle a well woman. 1 would advise all suffering t• . T1Ien, young or old, to use Lydia E. 1'i:0:ham's Vegetable Compound." FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. For thirty Fears Lydia E. Pink - loon's Vegetable Contpamd, made from roots and herbs, has been the standard remedy for female ills and has positively' curets thousands of scorner) who ha Ye 1•t•o11 t'l1lt)•1"(1 With dLiplacements, inflammation, ulcera- tion, fibroid Dilutes, irregularities, periodic pains, backache, that li ar- ing,e-down feeling, flat tilency, indig;es- 1 inn,dizzine•s or nervous prostration. Why don't you t ry it ? Mrs. I'inkhant invites all :;ick ay.iinett to write her for advice. SIts. has guided thousands to health. Address, Lynn, Mass. Clinton: Mrs. A. H. Manning, wife of the late A. 11. Manning, died on March 17th, et her home on Albert street. She was the daughter of Wm. Coats, one of the first merchants to do business in Clinton, and her husband occupied a prominent place in the town as a lawyer and promoter, Two children survive her, Miss Edna and William, both of whom are public school teachers. McGillivray Jas. A. and Fred Reeder Left last Wednesday for Carlyle, Sask., with a carload of settlers effects.—Moses Reeder left on Saturday for Carlyle, Sask. John Thompson has rented his 100 acre farm.—S. Baldwin is moving to the West.—Mrs. John Campbell, sister of the late Alex. Campbell, Townline McGillivray and West Wil- liams, and her brother-in-law, Mr. Thayer, of Woonsocket, Rhode Island, are visiting relatives in McGillivray. FIRE—A serious fire occurred Fri- day at an early hour, when the barns of Charles Nickles, of the 7th con. of McGillivray, were completely destroy- ed. Mr. Nickles was attending to a sick horse, and had a lighted lantern standing behind the stall, when the animal suddenly backed. upsetting the lantern, which exploded. The whole building was ablaze in a moment and beyond any possibility of saving. it is said that there WAR no insurance whatever un barn or Ct)ntl'tlts, so the loss will to very navy for Mr. Nickles. Stephen Another happy event took place on '•dnesday, 4th inst.. at the home of . and Mrs. ,Tapheth 'Turner, Step. 11 'Township, when their daughter, a Lillian, w.as united in the bonds matrimony' with Wm. Herbert erritt, of Corbett. The ceremony s performed by Rev. J. F. Sutcliffe, Enter non•. No vacation. wa MAIL COURSES gu he Clinton Business College w;l George Spott•!n, Principal. ib Daniel E. Eby, Vice -Principal. wa Th �tA,6A���,eiAlk w in the piece c•' of about severity est s. rhe bride vett: presented by r father to the groom, who stood ding beneath an arrh of evergreens :stir WO from .t wreath of natural flowers and carried a bouquet of white carnations and hyacinths. Her sister, Miss 'I'her- Printed by Request, j esa Turner, acted as bridesmaid. The Mie the follotvin 1 1 k' ggroOtil %Veli supported by his bto J. W. Sherritt, of Walpole, Sask. Maguire g )y s la nig well thee' in a bottle, and take in teaspoonful Deli d Let bled) Miss Steadman of Wyoming is the guest of Miss Lizzie Darling.—Miss .Mable 1'at•ker of Pot t Elgin is the guest of Mrs. Dan Lervis.--Miss Maude Ranting, who has spent the winter with her brother at Wyoming, we are pleased to repot t house again. --Mr. and Mrs. ,Jabez Shot t and fam- ily left for their house at White Oak, Tuesday. --John Hardy and wife were pleasingly surprised by their friends last Friday and presented with two ornamental chairs. We are sorry to lose Mr, and Mrs. Hardy and wish them every success in their new house at Birr. On Monday evening a number of friends gathered at the home of the Misses Cora and Pearl Short to spend one more pleasant evening with them before they leave for their new house at White Oak. The evening was spent in games, Music and social chat for a time, after which the girls were called forward and presented with a beautiful tea set and fruit dish with the following address: Dear Girls:— Again do we assemble together at your "Old Houle" to spend another pleasant evening ere you leave us for your "New Home" at White Oak. We cannot see you leave us ere we try to show you, in a slight way, that we appreciate full and hearty your ever ready services, to help in the many ways in which you have. In Sabbath School and choir where as Sabbaths passed your voices led in the service of song, and in our social gatherings where you both lent your aid to make them a success, we are sorry to lose you, but our loss will be another's gain. Will you kindly accept this "Tea Set" Cora and Pearl this Fruit Dish as a little remembrance from your many Ebenezer friends, Our best and kindest wishes follow you to your New Home and we hope and pray that you both may always he a bright and shining light for the king- dom. Signed on behalf of your Eben- ezer friends by Elsie M. Ellwood, Cora Fenton, Jennete Maguire and Lizzie H. Darling. Cora and Pearl replied with words of thanks but were almost overwhelm- ed with surprise and with sorrow at the thought of leaving those with whom they bad spent so many enjoy- able njoyable evenings. Zurich It is reported that Fred Hess, Sr., will erect a bank on his lot, just South of the Town Hall.—Mies Jackson of Blyth has taken a position in one of the junior rooms of one school.—Jacob Ort left on Wednesday for Clara City. Mich., in responding to a message, in- forming him of the serious illness of his brother.—Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hud- son left last week for their new home at Edmonton, --F. C. Kalbfleisch bass hig stock of logs in his mill yard. He expects shortly to erect. his saw mill. —C. L. Moser has disposed of hie farm, to Henry Eckstein, and Mr. Eckstein bis sold to his neighbor Casper L. Walper. Possession will be given in hotb cases on April 1st. Mr. Moser will likely move to Zuricb.—Godfrey Nicholson of Godericb, has sold bis farm at the Bronson Line. John G. Erb, gets the 100 acres for WOO, and Daniel Gingerich the Pa) acres for $1100. The former has now 200 acres and the latter the whole of lot 25, or 100 acres in all.—John Graybiel, head clerk in J. Preeter's store for a number of years, has taken it like position in Tie- rnan & Edighotfer'sstore at Dashwood, --('. llartleib is getting material on the ground for his block, which he in- tends building this spring. The build- ing will be over 60 feet wide and about 52 feet deep and two storeys high. Usborue Council, Council met Maretl 7th. All the members were present. The minutes of the last ine'eling were read and Ap- proved. The Auditor's Report ars read by 11. Strang was adopted, and 100 copies ordered to be printed for distri- bution. The following persons were a moulted Pathtnaaters for this year. 1 bowleg four, the centre of which Nil 5n• )ented n white wedding bell. e bride was arrayed 111 a !town of ite silk trimmed with Lace. She re as veil of embroidered net, draped - NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Canadian Hair Restorer 1r Tile Dell Tele$loHe a Gooaoij 01 Caoaga is about to publish a new hemp of the Offlcisl Telephone Di- rectory for the District of Wes• tern l)nterin. including the Town of Exeter. Changes of firm name., changes of street addresser, or orders for e dupli- cate entries should bhanded in at onr'e to A. MARCHAND, iA)('AL MANAGER A VOCL Before Ito 'l ,At 1 c sip* and 1, Jas, Handford, John Salter, Geo. Buswell, A. McCurdy, Wm. nig- gins, It. Quinton, 11. It. IFrtnter, Win. Ford, Jas. Brook, J. Johns, J. Miners, Bolt. Woods, John Johns, Sr.. It. Ilodgins. Ward 2, Jas. Jeckell, Peter (Lase, J. Bowcliffe, J, Hodgson, 1.. Oke, It. Down, W. H. Wood, F. Illatehfor(1, .los. fellow, (i, Etheriugton, P. Moir, 4. l'aysnlore, Jrlo. (7snn, J. H. Cole, San1•I Horton, itich. Terry. Ward 3, W..1. Brock, Tom Brock, G. Delbridge, will re+,tore gray hair to its natural color. S. Brock, Jas. Squire, H Roth!, J A stops filling hair, cawss to grow on bald Carntn, J A !tautly, Jas L 1to11tly, N beads.Cures dandrnff,it( hing,walpdice.•u,ea Fletcher, D Dawson, J N Hazelwood, By its use thin hair grows luxuriantly. F Hurrah, I) (dge ra. Ward 4, Wm Contains no oily or Rrea,y ingredient', Coward, A Hodgen, i) Cottle, Wm. Is entirely unlike any other hair prepara. Bray, n. Geo Kerslake, Jas ,ewarAt (d rrDivnde,). W A Turnbull, Con ever offered for Fate. A Rood, reliable Canadian preparation. 1'taeelkl(eal Teetlaaeolale. F.di'h A. Rorke, ti•.i•hnary- 11. M. Church .kkhimim. Egypt. and friends. greatly pleased with re -,alts after two years' using, f. A. Hopes, %yilner, Montana. My hair and whiskers restored to natural color, nark brown, by using Canadian Hair Restorer. M }les John O. Hall, Ncw• Aberdeen, (ape !Ireton. Mrs. Win. Turnbull after a visit at t'..nadian flair Restorer has worked wonders. Brant ford, returned home Fr ida_y.-- My head i. nearly nil rocer,sl wife' thick , Percy 510411 has recovered front !lis growth black hair. original color. ; resent illness.—Bert Gardiner left this Mailedbto any ,un l le. k. n t(he retail Il d.-1RCorld week for his home in the Rest. —Ntisa on refeipt0? pric(•. }t-. M.11a1f.ltturr,l by Hatnilt )n of Motherwell is visiting in TEE MitWST BO., Wind -or, Oat., l.'anada` the neighbor hood. Sold in Exeter r r,t. tv, it, owning'; DeaTH--On Thnred+av, March 12th. %V. S. Howey and %V. S. ('ole, Ding- the death occurred of J,1111(”4Hent y gists. 1 Francis, sari of Mr. Henry Fr:ancir of the 12th ronces.,ion. The late Mr. fg1ISFranis e of th.' •tnfortnn're "nes 4.44.4.,4„,,(1.,n, l ld, h a V 1'ig I.e„o 1' ,a n 1r t' ..',. with an affection of it,. bt•.ainand'''n• nes.,pntv rianireii- 1 in•ting th•l. until his de it h, 11,' li.,rl nbiaty,Ferry'sSoods resided with his f.►thei „nd f."several 3 'nacf.sV•:"m• y ear'. with hi. In other, A., hut. 'i't , se•t:(i. harmers ) t:v.econldence or her brot hots. Byron of ib iti•h (' d- int tern because uoibut and John of Poe • its- i..t l'i air os t-xv know they ':i. well as (sot •Ist.ers, ,f r-. We. can le retied up.fey. on. Isin'texpeti• i w'):x1 0( 'Vin•'hel+ra, MI,.Eli ii•.% • meat Pratt' cheap ,coed of ��'ineh•'1sea, .1tr., ‘I ill. of ue'.younrfure• Ktrkton and'1rs. Wood'.- tyLr•sinbuying y if FAllan sero' sent oath). •,r), survive. 1118 eon,!;ti.,n l.•ir•g ;ftp •t eon.drntion. ; .,Ieh th it ice ,very was inon,s<+ble los Y ins t•u-tw•orthy .loat though death Is .1ivIV. 4.4,1, i Fe•+y : Seed Annual rnust have conte as as rel'ef to hot' and ( 'r 1••.. 410.1' .t•i,uele to those who carerd for hien, The fun. t'' 1;c.tTIC4.,11"a.tlw. j era! was held to the Exeter cemetery ion Saturday .41 one o'clock. . Orum. llnrgge:a Ilio. (int. ('anadi".n }lair toner 14 the best 1 have ever uvd. W H Kay. Jno Duncan (2 Div.), R Shier, A A Spencer, W R Stewart. A few accounts were passed and orders issued in payment. ('ouneil adjourn ed to rneet. Saturday April 4th at 1 o'clock.—F. Morley, Clerk. Farquhar. and Weekly Mail and Empire or Weekly Globe for One Yr... $1.35 and all other papers ,at lowest rates. doses after meals and at bedtime: Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-half ounce; Compound Kat•gou, one ounce; Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three ounces. A local druggist is the au- thority that these aiutple, harmless in- gredients can be obtained at nominal cost from our home druggists. The mixture is said to cleanse and sti-engtben the cloggtal and inactive Kidneys, overcooling Backache, Blad- der weakness and Urinary trouble of all kinds, if taken before the stage of Bright's disease, Those who have tried this say it pos- itively overcomes pain in the back, clears the urine of sediment and regu- lates urination, especially at night, curing eveu the worst forms of blad- der weakness. Every man or woman here who feels that the kidneys are not strong or act- ing in a healthy manner should mix this prescription at home and give it a trial, as it is said to du wonders for many persons, The Scranton (Pa.) Times were first to print this remarkable prescription, in October, of 1906, since when all the leading newspapers of New York, Bos- ton, Philadelphia, Pittsburg and other cities have made many announcements of it to their readers. St. Joseph Hospital, London, Mar. 10, 1908. Dear Editor,—If it won't be impos- ing on your generosity too much I will ask permission for some space in your valuable columns to speak to my kind friends once more, as it would almost be an impossibility to answer all my enquiring friends personally. Dear friends, allow Inc to say I am much improved in health. Not only has my health improved but my spirits have taken a turn for the better. 1 telt rather gloomy for three weeks hut I have outlived it I believe. As for my broken limb it is mending won- derfully the Last fortnight. I believe I will be able to lift it off the bed in about two weeks time. I had it dress- ed two weeks ago last Saturday, when it was out of the plaster. The doctor and I agreed that it wasn't strong enough to leave exposed to incidental accidents. I am hopeful of seeing my esteemed friends before very long. To the people of Crediton and vicin- ity allow me to say that Mrs. Charles Zwicker who underwent is critical op- eration for appendicitis, is improving nicely. To her friends and acquain- tences allow me to join hands with you and wish her a speedy recovery. Among the many friend. that call on me permit me to make mention of two at any rate, V. Ratz, M. P., and Henry Either, M. P. P. Of the fair sex I dare not make personal mention, for fear of creating trouble in the camp. Suffice it to say a goodly num- ber of them drop in to Pee me, and as they leave me asa rule in a better con- dition of mind. Wishing you all success. Yours truly, Wm. Anderson. Hensall Harry Busch left on Friday evening for Moose Jaw, Sesk., where he in- tends seising on the first available opening.—The friends of William Col - will of Itegina, Sask., will sincerely regret to learn that he has been ser- tousely ill but a change for the Netter has taken place. —J. 11. McDonell at- tended the funeral of the late Mrs. Sel- lery at Kincardine Wednesday.—A. Gegie, wife and children of Moose Jaw, Sask., who have been visiting here for some time, left on Thursday for the above place. Mr. (iegie has spent 24 years out West.--Ilube Cudmore left on Thursday via Chicago for Strath. cons, Alta., where he intends to work at his trade. --Quite a number of our representative citizens are in favor of the corporation purchasing the elec- tric light plant and putting in a sys- tem of waterworks. The boiler in ('ook Bros.' (lour trills exploded 'Tuesday about 1 o'clock. The top of the dome was lifted right off and carried through the roof, tearing an opening about eight feet across. The brick wall enclosing the boiler was above(' out of place about six inches, but did not fall. Several scantlings and 4)1000s of board were carried a considerable distance from the building. Fortunately no one was hurt, AR the employees had not return- ed from dinner. The engineer stated that there was but till pounds of eternal when the explosion occurred, and that there were three gauges of water in the boiler. Ile is at loss to account for the explosion. but thinks the dome had not been braced properly. The owners intend installing a new ta)iler in the near future. (Dela)ed last week ) Henry Bush h+ss gone to the West to remain for Nonie'titne.--John Dahuh and family, and ('hes. (biter, and wife have moved to London.—J. C. Stone- man is visiting at Lambeth and Torun. to.—Miss R. Tate of isindon is visiting her cousin Teddy Neelande. —The new lights are a great improvement to Car - mei rhorrh. DEATH —A sad gloom was cast over the resident,, of Hensel' Iar,t week ow- ing to the death of Mrs. Yellery of Kin- cardine, who died at the home of her son, Dr. Flell.'ry, here. Only a few menthe ago h••r only daughter, Miss Olive, died, The .hock to the mother was severe and She came here to reside shortly afterward. Three weeks aha she slate: el a stroke of paralysis from which .he n.•cer r.•covcled. She was an ideal wife, :in of setionate mother end's >ineeii'-and stn,• ft tend. A thor ough Christi in, iter enlace in the Atte hodi-r • lurch will he hare) lo }ill. The funeral (a•,as h,•LI rh• followtul; Retlnes,i .v „r Ki •eard.n•• Sh.' w„a 53 ve.r- el co•• To.- •t int"sly of :all ler''xt.'nd -.l t'• rh.• h••reat'•,I hn'.h,., d and ••nit -„r 1.11/'(111 Mies (;ocili a N K en, .1 ,nghter of J 'tin F. K . •. f +hr. u1 we- rnar- • lend 'et I1 1 • t, M s .•h a, to IV••-li•v 13. Mond, ••, •at M:ir) .1 I , , i' n 1•, iltc•'. Toe we (ding Por in• •', ( • k glare a1 hath n"o•I in hl•• It 11 '1•' I'.1 •e.• and v .v p.•rf ' oa 1 1.v 11 -'a p William A. Jane..- (4 •. •'• t t! -'v, t Exeter, who rani• here a y.•ti ..g.•, ,rd conduct.•.1 < livery ',u -)n••.. ont•I h.' .old out. t.. s M•'F.all & 11cif'an !set fall, has been appointed agent for the Massey Harris I ' Co. ' Egggggg�ggggg AROUND ABOUT US I1 LA&iotaana ads ata44.!lkaf'k St. Mary's: Andrew Stewart died M+u•cb 13, from meningitis after a abort illness. The deceased was 19 years of age and leaves it widow and two children. Clinton: After several Mouths ill- ness Fred Whitely passed away on Tuesday. Ile was born in Goderich township thirty years ago and his life was spent chiefly in Clinton or vicin- ity, Mitchell: The death took place iu Toronto on Friday of Mre. unning- ham, aged 72 years, relict of the late James Cunningham, formerly of Mit- chell. Tho remains were brought to Mitchell for interment. St. Marys: The death occurred at Minneapolis, Minn., March 13, of Lent- ise Marie, wife of William E. Roberts, a member of the firm of Roberts Bros., the well known railroad contracts, who are natives of this vicinity. Seafortb: On Saturday one of the oldest and most respected residents of Seaforth passed to the great beyond in the person of Robert Lumsden. The late Mr. Lurtlsden had attained the good old age of 82 years. Seaforth: Many in town will regret to hear of the demise of Mrs. J. K. Richardson, a former well known re- sident of Seaforth. The late Mrs. Richardson passed away on Monday at her home in St. Mary's after an ill- ness of some length from tuberculosis. West McGillivray: A quiet wedding was solemnized at the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. Wadsworth, Hamilton Road, London, on the '3rd of March, when their eldest daughter, Theresa, was united in the holy bonds of matri- mony to Percy Roy Saunders, a for- mer citizen of this place. Tuckersmith: The death occurred Saturday of George Black, of the 3rd con. Mr. Black was about 40 years of age and leaves a wife and one child. The circumstances In connection with his death are very sad. For some weeks he had been helping to attend his aged mother, who is still quite i11 with pneumonia. One week ago heti was in town in his usual good health, , but in some way contracted a cold and an attack of pleurisy was the result. Soon more alarming symptoms deve- 1 loped and pneumonia set in, and in 1 spite of most careful medical attend- i ance, he succumbed to the disease. Grand Bend • \Vm. Patterson is on the sick list.— Mr. Gardiner of London was here one; day last week.—A number of our peo- ple attended Miss Willert's wedding recently.—Adelbert Mollard has sold bis farm to S. Pollock.—Mrs. Canning of Clandehoye is visiting at Mrs.Fritz's. Not a Miracle But Medical Science 1)r. '1. A. Slocum, Limited, Toronto, Ont. tlrutictncu:— •• Some time ago I began to lose ilesh and failed every day until I had to quit work. My physicians and all ay friends said 1 had contracted cuusinnp- tion. I failed from 165 pounds ,luwu to 110. I was advised to go to tho Rockies or to the coast. I went to both places told CI' heavy expense. 1 con - Untied to fail, and was advised by tho doctors to come home as nothing more could be done for me. Mope scented to have left me. "I tried Psychine and since starting its use I have gained from 119 to 111 pounds. I have used $10.00 worth of the tn' d1eiue. I am a well plan and 1 !annot say too much in praise of Psy- chine. The strongest reeo:unu•ndatioa would be weak in view of the fact that [ believe it has saved my life. It is without doubt the best remedy fur run-down conditions and weak lungs. "1 sincerely hope and trust that you will continue your good work of saving run down people and consumptive from the grave. Wishing you an 1 Psychine continue,! success, I remain, one of Psychine's best f ri "nds. " ALEX. NIeIiAE, Fault Ste. Marie, Ont. Almost every mail bring.: us letters !ike the above. Psychine will repeat this record in every case. It is rho greatest medicine known. At all drug. gists, 50c and 11.00, or Dr. T. A. Slu- , ;:cat, Limited, Toronto. —Mr. Armstrong has moved to Ship• ka. —Quilting bees are numerous at present.—Frank Tetreau who has leen living 011 the 13. Line for n long time has moved to 'Tedford. The neigh - hors are sorry to lose such good people. —Little Wellington Ravell is on the sick list.—It. S. Hamilton who has been in different parts of Bt itish Col- umbia for some time, retul tied home Wednesday night last. Ile speaks highly of 13. C. and particularly the climate. How's This? wa offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any rase o'Catarrh that cannot be cured by !fall's Catarrh Care, F. J. CIIENEY.k Co., Toledo, 0. We the undersigned have known 1'. J. Cheney- for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorabl in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his arm. WALDISB, KISSAN & MMAR%I9, Wholesale Druggists, Tokdo, t) Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting di- rectly on the blood and mucous surfaces of aha systela. Testimonials sent free. Price Mc. per bot• tie. Sold by all Druggists, Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Pernns 54iscuit Have that delicious home-made flavor, with that snappy crisp- ness, so hard to obtain in cheap goods. About 44 to the pound. SEEDS FREE To introduce our Ncw Swede Turnip, the " Canadian Germ” we will give to every inquirer for our New 1908 Catalogue a package of these seeds absolutely free. The great turnip growing diitri.:t near Guelph shipped an° cars of the.- turnips to the Un:it(il States last sea<em, '• ('ana• dian Gt10 ” nnter grows long or narrow, is free from side shoots, and is of unsurpassed quality. If y'.t1 prefer, we will send a package of our " Santa Rosa t' poppy or " Canada's Nide " tomato instead of the turnip e'l. Write to -day and name your choice. Sa.deofthisNew $wed. Darch & Hunter Seed Co., Ltd., London, Ont. Turnip Fr.. Whatever amount of money one puts by in an investment- whether it is $10,000 or $100 the first consideration is the se urity of the intestmcnt. If added to the security there is a profitable dividend, the invest- ment becomes an ideal one exactly the kind that til(- saving people of Ontario most desire. it -;1 The Debentures of this Company are such an invebtment, safe beyond question. Assets totalling over 510,000,000 are pledged to their redemption. Thus their security is absolutely safeguarded. They pay 4 per cent. per annum. Put your savings into this safe and profitable form of investment. Write asking for full particulars. Loan & Savings Co., London, Ont.