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Exeter Advocate, 1907-01-03, Page 4You Should Use COLE'S BONING POWDER when you want light, white nutritious tea biscuits and calces. It Never Fails under proper conditions to Dos kedelic- ious and wholesome food. Leads in Popularity because it Leads in Quality. ASK FOR Cole's Baking Powder The kind that never fails to please. -AT- COLE'S DRUG STORE xeter Abrocate, TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. One Dollar per annum if paid In advance. $$.6O ll not so paid. Sanders & Creech, Props. THURSDAY. Jan. 3, '07 Exeter's Financial Statement For the information of those who bave not seen the Financial statement we publish the recapitulation of re- ceipts and expenditures,assets and lia- bilities, which needs no comment. RECAPITULATION Receipts Bal from 15th Dec., 100.1 $3713 31 Arrears of taxes 99 45 Interest on arrears of 'ales 2 58 Taxes voile,: • iii 11055 09 'cense 5110 97 ines and Fees 21 00 oil Tax 11 00 ents of Village. Property 00 00 og Tax 500 pec. Local Rate re Pay. Deb. 1725 00 choral Board 3101 08 :n -Resident Taxes, Co. Tteas. 19 93 Duey Borrowed 3605 W InterestonDeposits 38 85 eiinkin1 013 68 Street WFatering und 4252 70 Cemetery 1482 73 Miscellaneous 125 88 31135 17 Expenditure Streets, drains, etc. 1010 05 Fines and Fees 7 00 Legal Fees 157 15 Town Hall account 130 80 Salaries anti commissions 71)2 50 Board of Health 10 Ill Printing, Stationery, etc. 258 63 Charities 24 10 Water supply and fire protect. 427 87 Registrar tons' 10 411 Bills Payable and redeemed 3005 00 Int. other than debent. int. 70 21 st i Klin 1100 53 reet 1, g K Public Lihr.ery 125 00 Street water ing 271 25 Insnranee 19 ter Sinkingf 3 11., 11 and l Refund of Taxes 52 11 Election expenses 41 00 Town Hell Debenture Debt 6825 00 Railway deb. debt 788 85 Ornnolithic Pave. deb. debt 810 :33 Fire engine deb. debt 510 58 Cemetery 1122 21 Miscellhelenes 208 83 School Board 4713 51 2381:3 .10 GEN EIRAI. RECAPITULATION Receipts 31133 17 Expenditure 21x43 40 -NOT 77 LIABiLITIES Due School Board 1900 1158 47 County Hale 968 70 ASSETS Uncollected taxes 1:10 110 Cash on bend 7201 77 General 13a1. ilei•. 15, '60 $3301 11 Indignant 'tt the manner in wbirh their church has been treated by the Government in France has induced �l members of the Itonnen Catholic faith in Mien ('nenity to pledge themselyes not to purchase any goods of French ntnnnfacture until setisfatctnry redress has been made. This melon vas taken at. largely -attended meetings of Cath- olic congregations in the county on Christmas Day. My Hair is Extra Long Feed :our hair; nourish ft; give it something to live on. Then it will stop falling, and will grow iong and heavy. Ayer's 1 fair Vi;;or is the only genuine hair -food you can buy. It gives new life to the 1 hair -hulks. You save what hair you have, and get more, too. And it keeps the scalp clean and healthy. Th. beet kind of A testimonial - "sole for over slaty years." ...„.„..,,:..,...,..1V07".'"''. i SARSAPARILLA. vers Pli/LS. MOM PPCTt)[AI.. Ellin%i11tt 1'e:..1..1 nein ha., i, •urn •+l home tit- ter .pending the lit b.i . y, ..t his home St lft•igden.-The Misses Al. and E. Fair of ret video art. speeding the hole detys et their house here. Miss 31aud Fair takes cli tree of the %Winchelsea school for t cooling year. -LeRoy l'oultis sp-ot t his week visiting friends itt St. Mau vs and Carlingford. -S. An- drews nod wife anti daughter are visit- ing friends at Lvlsdown during the holiday season. -Rev. C. W. Baker. 13. D.. a former junior paster, visited friends around here the p•ist week. Owing to ill health Rev. Baker was obliged to give up his work at Port Lambton, but we are glad to state that he is improving and hope he will soon be able to continue his work. -J. Kel- land of Riisseldale spent a few days with Rohr, Skinner. --The annual fam- ily gathering took place at the home of Mr. R. D. Hunter New l'ear'n Day. The usual blue rock event took place, sides bring chosen by Messrs. Welling- ton Hodgins and Thos. Dickens. The result Wasit victory for the hitter by three. We might state that Captain Hudgins did some "remarkable" shoot- ing. -Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rowcliffe cel- ebrated their China Wedding on Mon- day last. A large nnmher were in at- tend•ence. An oyster supper was serv- ed and achoice program rendered and an excellent time was spent by all. A CLOSE OALL--What alight have resulted in a serious shooting accident happened on the premises of Mr. Sim. on Hunter of the It con. on Friday morning last. Mr. Geo. Banthrop.who was going out shooting, drove into tbe yard and noticing a flock of sparrows cocked the gun and jumped from the sleigh. As he did so both barrels dis- charged, the contents of which passed through the cellar window and within a few feet of Mr. and Mrs. Hunter who happened to be in the cellar at the time. Luckily, however, both escaped but either might easily have been kill- ed. The jar of jumping from the rig caused the hammers of the gun to go down. (ireenwlty The Boston Methodist church was fllled to the doors Christ nets night. the occasion being the annual entertain- ment, under the management of Miss Ella Sutton, Mrs. Ulens and Mrs. W. J. Brown. R. Hutchinson, the super- intendent, occupied the chair and took chat ge of it vet y fine pr ngram which Was carried nett by the scholars. Rev. S. A.- Carriers. gave a short but inter- esting address; as did also the pastor, Rev. Sutcliffe. The concert proved a great success. A heatrty vote of thanks moved by J. Sherritt and W. J. Wilson was given those that had charge of the training. -The concert given in Grace church on Thursday, Dec. 27tb, entitled, "Dickens Christmas Carol" illustrated by moving pictures was giv- en,and all were pleased with tbeenter- tairutent.-Joseph Foster moved into his new home t his week and entertain- ed their sons, daugbters and sons -in- laws and grandchildren on New Years. -J Gill and wife visited Mrs. R. W. Russell on Seturdaty and Sunday. -R. W Russell of Yorkton. Sask., arrived Monday to spend a few d.ayye with his wife.• -John Stinson, architect and contractor, of Fort William arrived Isere Monday to visit his cousin, Mrs. W. J. Wilson, and bis sister, Bella. - It was warm here Monday. 58 in the shade.-Ilenry Belling wits re-elected trustee for School Section No. 18. and J. Sherritt and J. J. Carruthers for No. 10. R. H. Armstrong having moved away caused the extra name. Centralia R. McL eighth] of Rodney is a guest at the home of Josh. Huxtable. -Rus. Hu:table and bride left for Hamilton Monday where they intend snaking their future home. -Miss N. Rumania of Sorulon is a guest at the home of (leo. Ilieks.-C. Hicks of Toronto and H. Hicks were home for the holidays. C. Simpson aand•sist 'r were else 1 e for the holidrey+.-F. Vale And wife of Newhnry etre visiting the latter's pm - elite, Mr. and Mrs. Ilicks.-Mrs. An. deason still continues very weak after her recent illness. -D. Coughlin of M'cnitou, Alb., is visiting his parents, here. -Arthur Redden and wife have tetelrned to London after a pleasant visit ht•re at It. Handford's.-Arthur Brooks and wife are 00 a visit to Bel - grave friends.- Mrs. P. Brown is vis- iting her Mother, Mrs. Boyle.-C'has., Roy, and John Trot lien and wife visit• ed theirrtrents htee during the bole- deys.-Mrs. M. Edwaa-ds was in Lon- don on business on ♦ on n ). v. G. ieinkley of Pinton. who was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Anderson. nc• copied the pulpit here on Sunday. preaching two excellent sermons to large congregations. lie left for his home 51or,d,ey. - 51iss Maud Potter. who has Leen remedies at Fait field for the 'stet two and a half years, has re- signed to accept the school at Sodorn. The section is a small one, has one of the most modern school houses in the in»peetorate and pays a good salary. Ali -s Porter has proved herself a pains - inking, kind, conscientious and erne - lent teacher. During her stay among us -'as. has not only endeared herself to tier hearts of the pupils. but also to the older people of the section. her frank and genial disposition making her n general favorite with all. %Ve know from past exper•ienee that site eras will crown her efforts and the trns- teesau eto be congratulated no serene ug her services.. -The second annual shoot- ing tournament in eonnectien with the Royal Hotel, ('ecitrali's will he held Jen. 11th. Four events will he con• tested. 1st event. 13 target., entrance $2: 2n'l. 10 targets, $1; and. 11) targets. $1: 1 1•. 10 live birds, $2. No pains lista 1. /el spat ed to make this the match of the SPASM). Shooting to coin - melee. n' 10 o eloek. All money divid- ed se, ;to, 20 and 10. Hamilton Gun C1-11, tiles to govern. Wm. Mof.ttf, pre er ;crux: \Vtu. Mitchell. manager. T 1'le11, Joseph Senior, has re - see ea e••Illtllllnieat ln1)5 (111111 Otte we regatdir'it proposed railways to run 1 ie.e'u It o(xdvtock to London, SI. '•t a Exeter and Sarnia: the Appli• ..e he token tip in the Ottrtwn sty 17th. (2) from Stratford i to i,1ton, Ites'eldele, Fanluher. li • ' IlealsalI. 7, irich. St. Jesej'h, 1i•a •1 !tend, or et her mote from I.ce lace I„ r. Joseph. Grand Bend, i'911k• h.II. 'rhea A'si,lieation isle lee merle to the Demi Lion I'Arli:uneot this session. •rh,. •e .a•,1 other privileges Ate to tw nsk'i for. AVillcllelm it Vies 1{thee God is et .,t ('umber ,pent Xmas. at her honer Loi e.-Stteeshire miniver'sary services w' -ie held in Sun- day. Iter. Baker preach. d in the af- te'noon and 13,- . 11 t+ -.•y 111 the even - lug. On Xeres. eight their annual Xmas. tree and c tit was given con- sisting of i► cantata ey the scholars. and several solos by Hiss Garner of St. Marys. The St. Marys Qtlal•treee was also present and added touch to the evening's prow aut. The proceeds atuotintt'd to $59.-Tt►eeie was agat het- ing of the Heywood eerily at the home of Wesley Heywood on Xmas. day. - (lecture lirtzelwond and family spent Xmas. with D. hiller. -Leslie Robin - sen gave his knee a bad cut last week while using a drawing knife. -Some from our berg attended the china wed- ding at Geo. Itoutclitfe'e on Monday, while others attended the ball at Far- quhar. -Fenton Brown and wife left for Strathroy on Tuesday where the former has accepted a situation in the Dairy school. -Quite a number trout here attended the Godbolt-McDougall wedding last week. Pitg8ESTATION-On Dec. 21st, the pupils of S. S. No. 0. Usborne and it numbered the perents and friends met in the schoolhouse in the after- noon to say good-bye to their teacher, Mr. McDougal. At 3 o'clock Mr. Washburn took the chair and after a short program consisting of speeches. singing and instrumental music Mr. McDougall was called to the front when Jackson Woods and Alex. Berry - hill presented him with a beautiful mantel clock and the following address read by Lille Heywood. Mr. McDougall. DearTeacber:-We take the oppor- tunity of expressing our deep regret at your departure from our midst. %Ve are indeed sorry to lose you. You been been a good teacher, a sincere friend, and it is our own fault if we haven't profitted under your tutorship. We know at times our conduct has not been the hest and we have been a trial to you but you have had much patience with es. Your help in Sun- day school has been greatly appreciat- ed hath at Sunshine and Elienville. You have also been it sort of `el " in our school games and we shall miss you very, very much. We now ask you to accept of this clock as it small remembrance of the days spent at "Winchelsea school" and we wish you every success in your future work. We trust you will not forget us entir- ely.-Virda Berryhill, Jackson Woods, and Ella 1Vilaiburn. 31x. McDougall made a very suitable reply thanking the pupils for their kindness and assuring thein that he would not forget theta wherever be went. Ile reviewed the work of the school during the time he had been principal and showed these present that he had not oily been successful bet had passed more pupils than any of his predecessors in the same time and had also established it School Lib- rary and bought a good book -case. Short addresses were given by Messrs. Washburn and I(outley, each express- ing regret at the removal of Mr. Mc- Dougall front Winchelsea but wishing him every /success in his new position. HAPPILY WEDDED-Aforeth in the ustir.l stir was noticeable at the house of 31,s. Geo. Gudbolt on Thursday last the octet - being the marriage of her eldest daughter, Miss Edna J., to Ur. Duncan JleDoug:tll, the popular to er, who has had charge of the chelsea school for several years. The ceremony was performed about five o'clock in the afternoon by the Rev. H. J. Fair in the presence of about ninety guests. The bride, who was away ► � Charles given t y her uncle, .1r. L r Godbolt, was handsomely gowned in white silk eolierte over white silk tafi. aline trimmed with embi•taidered chif- fon and ruching and carrying a beauti- ful bouquet of shower lilies of the val- ley and ferns, looked chat ' g. The bride was attended by her cousin, li Annie Waeshlen n as flower girl. ) white ' or a t •r in was attired in bete g u b t muni with insert hue and lace and carry- ing a basket of sweet pests-pitik and white. The duties of ring bearer were performed by little May Fuller, whose dress was the same as the flower girl. The wedding alai ch was played by Miss Ethel Godhult. sister of the bride. The bride's evening dress was of green shot silk and the travelling suit of wine color broadcloth, while the hat was of white velvet trimmed with plunges and rihhun. The groom's pas• ent to the bride was as black fer•lined coat and to each of the little girl' a ring set withpp�e•arls and rehire. The bride also i-egl1i•e 1 nutny valuable and useful nides which attest to the popularity of the bride. After the wedding dinner a lengthy proglaul wits rendered, censistieg of violitI and organ instriimett ale, singing. speech - e• retests eel/ nrsent fermi speech- ifying, etc. > x. 1 Wroxeter. Il-sti 1.1 .,i;, St. Marys, Ate thin. Mitchell and Exeter. The h p couple left Wedue•sday morning r ' tr ilex w 1 their new home 1r Comber. er h McDoutfall enters on his new duties as principal of tbo Comber school. The Advocate jains the many friends in lenity well -wishes f.t• their future happint se. Mooresville Miss Met•b Fraser of Port Huron is visiting friends in this vicinity. -John and llodd Bloomfield of London end Elam itlontntleld of Denfield with their families visited at John Bloom - field's New Yeats day, -Mr. Ewell, a Japanese student of Toronto, occupied the pulpit in Christ's church on Sun- day. Ile gave an address on tris. wry work in Japan. --Miss Fraser of Lobo visited her sister, Mrs. George Bloumflrld.on Mond" y. --Mrs. Marshall Miller had at selrcessfnl rag he on Fri - tiny, which was followed by et dance. Adan) Neil has it Persian sheep which was sent dihee( from Persia. Any one wishing to see it curiosity sl 1(1 call on Adnnl.-Chas. il.unil of 5Ir•kok.t is visiting his sister. Mrs. 31. Miller. - r••. 1'. Gray who has been visiting her parents h•ete returned to London Sat - outlay. -Mrs. at•tirday.-Mrs. J. Yates of Detroit spent X,i.a . with her par, tits here. -The t•,.%• enjoyed considerable fun nl the Amities' til.etc•h held here New Ye'ara 'hie -efts. Alf. Kibnote awl Mrs. JAS. N.• 1, who have been quite ill, are. we ate pleased to state, receseri •t --A ve tv plt'at,ant tilde was spent at the 'vette of J. T. Simptem'A New Year's evening.- i:Ineet Mutely) is t mewing for ronncilli'r this y'•ar. -- Alts..lsa. Morgan' and faitel were in 1.endon bast week. i -Alb. Neil and wife entertained a few tris els Wedn••• evenie('. 5or500 or 5,000,000 --they are all alike. Each biscuit as light as if made by fairy hands. Raked to a seeleen nigger Drown. So fresh, and crisp, and tempting, that just opening the box is teasing the appetite. And you find a new delight in every one you eat. Yon get perfection when you get Mooney's Perfection Cream Sodas .o Election Cards TO EXETER'S RATEPAYERS Having been nominated for Reeve of the Village of Exeter I desire to thus publicly solicit your vote and in- fluence to secure my election. If el- ected I will do my best for the welfare of the municipality. Yours sincerely. WM. BAWDsv TO THE ELECTORS OF EXETER LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-. Your vote and influence kindly soli- cited for Reeve for 1907. During 1906 I did my best to serve you well and was successful in getting a Canning Factory started and have three other large industries on the point of com- ing here and if elected will do my hest to make Exeter a hive of industry. Wishing yeti all a happy New Year Yours truly A. Q. Botttritt TO THE ELECTORS OF EXETER Having been nominated for council- lor I wish to state publicly that I am in the field and hereby solicit your vote and influence. If elected I prom- ise to be a progressive councilman and shall serve the town faithfully and well Yours truly S. M. S.'NDERB TO THE ELECTORS OF EXETER i ,un in the fleld for School 'trustee and solicit your rate and influence to be :lire toy election. if elected my services will be given to secure the best interests of the school. RICHARD D.tyt11 VOTE FOR J. J. KNIGIIT For Councillor for 11)07. The act will lac appreciated. If elected I promise to work for the town's last interests. Vote early for John Knight. • , TO THE ELECTORS OF EXKTER. Y • vote and influence is rt•spect- full • munched for %V. J. Heanutn for reelection to the Council Buat•d for 1907. If elected will use best e•Rurtsin the interest of the village. TO EXETEIR'S ELECTORATE. am in the field for reselection to the School Boned for 1907-8, and re- Npectftilly solicit your vote and influ- ence in tits' beh'tlf. Yenta truly SAMUEL MARTIN. TO THE ELECTORS OF EXETER (laving been pressed by my friends to itllow easy name, Wellington Johns, to go before the electorate for Coun- cillor 1 now solicit your vote and pat- ronage and promise if elected to do my best for the town. Yours truly WELLINGTON .1011514. TO EXETER'S ELECTORATE am again in the tield for Councillor e 11 and respectfully solicit your vote and influence. I do not purpose making a personal reeves and take this means of asking your suffrage. Sincerely tee ,eisee - +- A; E. Free. TO THE ELECTORS OF EXETER Having served the town faithfully acs school trustee for two years I Am In the field for reelection and respectfully solicit your vote and influence. Yours Truly FRANK WOOD. TO EXETER'S ELECTORATE Your vote and influence solicited for me for eouneillor for 1907. if 1 nal elected 1 will serve the town well and faithfully. Monts respectfully A F. Holxip:IIT TO THE ELECTORS ()F STEPHEN TOWNSHIP. Bring ted les Councillor for Stephen for 1907 1 respectfully Aolicit von tote and itilleence and promise if elected, to d.► toy hest for the best interests of the nmnit•ipality. Yours respectfully W. 1). S.'NDER.e. Or Ovens cone Dr. Ovens, etteg••on, will Hotel. Exeter, Hours, all day and diseeses treated. n[. Loveless, Eye and Ear is. art the Commercial on Friday. Januar y 11. . Giesler' properly fitted ,f Eye. Eur An(l Nose 1411111) it \less hill• n rat 1 It tit hoar I. Elie h . i- v' it• (LON00N ) India Pale Ale Prejudiced and unscrupulous vendors may suggest others. but compare it say way you will --purity. freedom from acidity. palatableness- Labatt's Ale is surpass• ed by none. equalled by few -at about haft the price of best imported brands Kirkton Moses Gardiner of Regina, Sask., spent Friday and Saturday tbe guest of John Gilflllan.-A little son now blesses the home of James Beattie. - J. H. Clark of Toronto spent New Years at the home of J Gilfillan.-Mr. Coon of Manitoba is here on a visit.- Wtn. Brown and family are now cotn- fortahly settled in their new home. - Mrs. Robt. Beattie, who met with an accident is getting on as well as can be expected. -Mise Nancy Stinson has re- turned from Brock vine where she spent the summer. -Miss Edith Maize. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Clan k, London, Fred Marshall of Hamilton and Robt. Elliott Brantford, were here for the holidays. Winter Tenn Opens Jan. 2 CENTRAL STRATFORD, ONT. This School is re.•ognized to be one of the leading Commercial Schools in America. pug graduates are in demand a. Business College teachers. The moat recent application we received fur a teacher offered 11400 per annum. We believe we are running one of the most i.rugreesive and up-to-date business train 'ng schools in the Province. The demand upon us for office help is several times the supply. Write for Ree catalogue. ELLIOTT & McLAC11LAN, Principals. THE MOLSONS BANK (Incorporated by Act of Parliament Ief61 (Incorporated of Parliament 1855) Head Office, - Montreal Capital Paid Up 13,000.000 Reserved Fund- • • • � • • • • • • • 13,000,000 Head - Montreal Capital Paid Vp $3,000,000 Reserved Fund••• • • • • • • • • • • • $3,000,000 FORTY-EIGHT BRANCHES IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA EXETER BRANCH OFFICE HOURS ID a. m. to3 p. m. SATURDAYS, 10 a. m. to 1 p. m, A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. Farmers Sale Notes cashed or collected. Fortes supplied on application. DRAFTS on all points in the Dominion, Great Britain and United States bought and sold at lowest rates of Exchange. ADVANCES made to Fainters, Stock Dealers and Business Men at lowest rates and on most favorable terms. DEPOSIT Receipts issued and highest cement rate of interest allowed Saving Bank Department' iw,ded of ,t and upwards rt10 pri. Interest cum. pounded half•} -early and added to principal June 30th and December 31st. Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government. DICKSON & CARI.ING, Solicitors. N. D. HURI)ON, Manager. Katie McE ashen is h • from London for it few days. -- Miss Bertha Finkbein- er of London is home on a few weeks' visit. -Mr. H••garth of Centralia bas been engaged to teach in our school. We trust he will get along with the 'cholers.- Weddi. g bells will s be ringing in our midst.-Aliss Melinda Trick of Crediton visited at the home of the Misses Sweitzet•.-Our burg re- sented a dull appearance on MonAy. Everybody was at Crediton attending the nounuation.-Ezra Sweitzet• of Sehr-ingville is visiting at the home of Mr. NVing.-.f. A. Breen and Miss M. Elsie spent X teas at D•tshwood. (rand iten(i Oer school teacher, Miss Mills. who lues been etijrying her well eat hol- idays at her home in Stratford. has 11 - tilt ,,.-d and both teacher tool scholars err new down 1., W111 once more.- Str:it fued ii. nisei() discussing the pros- pect of building .e railway toSt.Joseph ,3qud Grand Bend. -Ab (,'anada is home from 13Ine Mint. -The many friends of Urs. Peter Murray will be pleased to learn that she is recovering nicely from the effects of her recent accident. --We sue indeed ple•nsed to note t he recovery of Lniiis Revell?. He was quite ill fee a few days. -Mr. and Mrs. Churchill, after rt pleasant visit here with Mr. stud 51rs. Hike Di -j udiue, bit ve let itt-,ietI to their home in Hid Axe. Miele --•11'illis Brophey has re- teu•ee•d to his home in Shipka after a pleasant visit herr.-Fred P.tge las been appointed janitor at the 11etho- dist church lure. Freed i a good 1114en and we are sure will give entire satis- faction. -The ricin o11 Sunday caused the snow to disappear and as a eonse. 'l'.''(' cutters have ',ern called in. - Another of our popular young omen be• heves in the told rednge that it is not goal for roan to hie ,alune•, andt few .v9 slay ago brlonk hint -elf to Ane• Irw Ind., to elaien his bride. The young nein referred to is Addison Hessen berry and the young Indy of his choice is Miss Me rgi vet elHI les. The interest- ing event took place Christmas drty at the h, • of the bride's parents. Ad. hes twiny ft ileitis here who wish hits and his be ide a long and happy mar- ried life. The Human Barometer Is the urine. Where there is a constant desire to urinate -when the urine is hot and scai ling - it means Bladder Irritation. If the urine is cloudy, highly colored, or offensive -it indicates Kidney Trouble. Heed the banger signals. Take Bu-tJu THE GENTLE KIDNEY PILL " 13u -Ju " stimulates and EReter strengthens the w e • k en ed, clogged, overwork e.l Kidneys to healthy action- -an'l heels and soothes the irritate.' Lla-Ller "Bu -Ju" cures. We guarantee a and you can get your money back if th-Ju" disappoints. All druggist. have '• Btt-Ju " or will heal or Usborne Miss Ethel Corbett, daughter of Mr. Janet's Corbett of the IOtb concession of Usborne became the bride on Dec. 28141. Of one• of Blanshatd's prosperous young fat mice Mr. Geo. I'aa kinson, son of 11x. John Patkiuson of the 10th concession of BLutsbatd township. The celenlnny took place at the home of the bride's father in the presence of a number of the relatives and friends. The erre y was pet formed by Rev. Fair of the Eliniville circuit. The young couple start out in mart ied life with every prospect of success, which their friends trust they will attain in the fullest sense. De:Am.-One of this townships s old- est residents died on Dec. 29, in the 'wester of Rebell Kydd, at the age of S7 years and 9 months. He had been a strong and henithy min: up to the last few years when old nqe began to tell on hint end tie hod since been to a greatextent confined to s ext n c nflne.l the house. • He was +t tial is. of Glasgow and came to Canada many years ago, settling nn the Ith of t7sborne whets. he died. in the old land he assisted in cutting the great Glesgow tunnel and sifter .com- ing to this enentry h, assisted in'1►itild- ing some of the important railway bridges. Ile was twice married, the first wife dying some years ago. Five sons survive. They are: %Villi,anl on 1he homestead; Robert, George and Charles of Manitoba and Jetties of Gr,evenhelt•st. The funeral soak peace to the Thames Road cemetery on Monday afternoon. IIIRNURE SPRERDER HID PLOWS _ SPREADERS We have just received a number of line Spreaders -The Successor' -which does its work in fine style. This i3 recognized to be the best on the market. PLOWS We handle Perrin Plows and have just ieceived a carload of walking, rid- ing and gang plows made by this reliable firm. THORNTON BAKER Agent for the Syltester and Pett in flow ('onepnnies • Ontario Wood's Phoaphodiae, Thi (:rent F;npl,aA %trmtrly. Tones and Inyigura!esthe who , ben •ais ev,tcm. n.skv new Blood In old veins. Vlore* Aire - ons lA•bililyy 11rnMl owl Bram Worry, /1 8tsnn11l'airri,.r /tirtlreloft. Sprr• you. rgnlrrrrterra, and Effects of 611.sn or griva,ar.e. t 1'r ice 11 per box. Mxforl}S. Ora will pion..,`Glx get)' ( will cure_ foil by all (ntggiste rat tna1H•tl in THE ClArlrN CHEMICAL CO. IIMR[O • Hein i'kg. on receipt of lot, a ,n pnmpal mooed e• The Weed Madlelrtret Oo. wenaspa owT. (/orate/ trisam.,t) TerMlo. Oats 1 - r