Exeter Times, 1903-9-10, Page 4CDDCLEDICK
A Coni` of ss ues Tea
The tender top shoots of the tea plant, known as 't Orange
Pekoe,": are mainly used in Blue Ribbon Tea,
The "'creme de la creme of tea growths! The most delicious
and tasty tea in the world. Ceylon
People who know,recognize this quality in Slue Ribbony
Tea.The delicious taste and fragrant aroma mean inner excel•,
fence to them.
Mac , I iireed
Ce3'1Oze Groom
Should be Ask rat the
Witty Red Lobel
The Molsons Bank
(Incorporated by Act of Parliament 15455)
Egad owe. Me ?treat.
Capital (all paid up) — x2,600,00
Rosette Fuad — — — $2,350,00
es Branches in Ontario, Quebec, Alberta,
British Columbia and Manitoba.
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to ii p. nen except
Stirurdays, 10 a. rn, to 1 p. m.
Furores Save Notes cashed or col-
lected. Fos ens supplied on application.
Drafts en all points in the Dominion.
Great Britain and United States
bought and sold at lowest rates of
9x .hange.
SAVINGS DEr.A.RTMENT.
Deposits of 81.00 and upwards receiv-
ed. Interest compounded half yearly,
and added to principal June 80th and
December 31st. Deposits Receipts also
issued and highest current rate of
interest allowed.
Advances make to farmers, stock
dealers and business men at lowest
rates and on most favorable terms.
Agents at Exeter for Dominion
Goverrmneast.
OaCKSoN & CARLING, N. D. RURDON,
SOLICITORS. MANAGEri.
he ,x x 'der•
Calendar for September 1903
Szrn'DA.x... 6 13 20 27
li2nND:i 7 14 21' 28
T trEsDA'r 1 8 15 22 29
WEDNESDAY... 2 9 16 23 80
THURSDAY% .., 3 ' 10 17 24
FRIDAY 11 18 25
SATURDAY 5 12 19 28
'CHUUDAY,SEPTEMBER IOth,'903
WILL RESIGN
Lowden, Sept, 7, --As an outcome of
able eliselosures made in the report of
'the South Afrioetn Wae commission,'it
is rwmered in well informed quarters
tivt the r,esi naation of Lord
leenedawne, the fcamer War Se rertaryr
Rigel grepeut taaaredgnl fileoreAaXlie' rlarl
be t es,>•r,�c,lred ahoertly. It is added hat
he will, be•Gue'reeded, ala. 'otrei',1n Secr{s'-
Lia(ir by Mr. Brodirick, the preeeerilt.
War Secretary, and that Mr. Wynd-
ham, am, the, Irish Secretary, will by made
head of the War OWee. +
A meeting of l,ha'eabinet will be held
s'ho(rtio- for the ,purpose `of dss'enssind
the fiscal question now before the
country, but it is generally believed
that the attitude of the people with
resp:{ct to the finding of the war
Commission, a,s sdioweelay'llio tiirtmosee.
to•send a monster petition to King Edi
ward for. Lord La.nsdowne'e. dismissal,
1,
and by Lbe publication of cartoons
illustenting his incompetency will be
considered, and that sdmothing will be
determined upon as necessary to stem
the tide of indignation now flowing
against the ministry.
1F etvrAnEeli IS YOUR TROUBLE.
you will find instant :relief and absol-
ute cure ia Calarrhozonra, which kills
the germs that cause the disease, cur-
es the ,cough, prctt:ents :droppings in
the throat, relieves congestion and
quickly Insole .tiler emtliamreed \metm-
lerenee.. Cata,rriozone cures perfectly
the most chronic cases of Catarrh,
lung ;and tbmoiact troubles, and is a de-
lgh'ttful, si,m pia and sae lo, use. C;a-
b eiristazonte is a scientific tre'atmeenit
higbly endorsed by doctors and, drug-
gists, and. sells everywhere tor onedol
ler, small size 25 -ets.. 13y snail from
N. C. Poison & Co.. Kingston, Ont.
With. our issue. of August 22tb.wo COAL PRICES
1ppatod another milestone and the
Mmes has en•t„xed upon its thieey-
£lasl ye:sr. The Times, ever sines its
-n,naigur:,at ion hue been publisher% by ,the
saline fawily, although theta ;has;beep,
;s;aanekelt,sag' i ia the peruonnei of it,s
!Management. enaent. The liberal patnonoee
Oat hie been afforded us in thepa:st
iblas been greatly appreciated, and as
;wig enter upon the 31st year. of' ,the
paper's ltietory we are resolved to -
punsue ihm scamp course that has - le$
bo the past success attained..
'A new and; wry important fades -
,try is about to be established las
;',feats its ek: Tavieteek Malleable
ken Co.. an organization; composed
almost entirely of Tavistock capital -
isle, is now receiving tenders for the
?ctausl'nledtion of an improved and e,x
tensivo .plant to be located on. the,
site et:neatly purchased in Tavistock,-,
A. start is to be made" ort the builkl-
inge this Ball, and the whole isto be
pia'mplettrd early next year. 'the ecelt I
of therbuild'sn, 'alone• will exceed : t0, - (t
000. •
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
quiets tickling throats, hack-
ing coughs, pain in the lungs.
It relieves congestion, su''
It is a consoling rumor that conies
from the Z"emcisylva.nia 'coal regions
that the output of a,ut1u'uc,ite,hasbeen
seettewhat overdone, and that prices
a,r^ more likely to fall than to. rise
higher before next spring if thera is
a outlet mintier., gate snit butcarwhl at
sizes of. antihtracite,.says this report,
acre a drug an the. market and the
great aniniug, railroads have, shut down
their , wasbexies ire' order 'to restrict
the output. One r•ea ,on for this, is
that mill owners, who tve•r•e forced' by
the ll:igii pric:mis of! coal 'l)::'ur:0 bit.um;i=
nous ecal have dons exactly; what teas
expected of Lham at that time, They
hem ;refused tot return to anthracite
as a grill fuel. 11 the otperatarsicould
alecru.tse the etubput of .etmall sizes,
and not decrease the output of, ,large
sires they would be happy. This is
not hal easy bhang to do because ibe
Ilea and but:7a„tti..t:p.t coal are leyx-pr•:i,-
ducis from th•e manufateture of stoves
ch,2;snut and the meet,
,SIR 1VdLFRID IN' A :ii>L°R.&fie t.
Cecil Rborle's letter to Sir.John Mac
daonald, just published, retails a for-
mer or.`eaeacm when Sir Wilfrid Laurier
was int a horny, ettys (dee atIo'neeinial
Ghze,tta. In 189Ybr , dteedin the
Libesial peaty lag a ,wild elbasmi• tarter
unrestricted reciprocity, as be is now
lending it in a ru .ih' to build °. railway
he clime atot know lane, thing about.;He
Icel.. Mn: Blake s"ss., 15(x1t and eli,d' nor,
know what it meant till ho found
himself ,atgain ovor•t;hrow,ee. tae. 'holt
attemped Mre-Blatir in 1E03. f
' LIGIITNING NEURALGIA CUBE.;,.
Not daengeraue bootee e it acts quick.
ly. Simple, powerful--searccly letys
than five limes stronger than any
alder remedy in the world—is Nervi -
Line. In brief, 0113 drop of Ner•viline
hire. a power over pain actual €o: five
drops of any other remedy. You have
convincing proof of its value and ,you
;,ret r`i11 o+t your pain,. Druggists sell
il, Money hack if not so,
Ci s' ` s ~ l
h
ecti
dues inflammation. It heals,
strengthens. Your doctor will
explain this to you. He knows
all about this cough medicine.
"We 1aaro used Ayer's Cherry Pectoral in
our faarlaty for 26 ears for throat and 1nni
trdaiYrae&. . A. roAxsxiex,, Appleton Spain'
2re.,600 }i1.00. a. C. Arlen co
All ,arngee{e, lr,,itvrrl. Af,, a
_..:.. ..,�,.,;�,,«,,;e Jtlfi>i' aFhp,:a•,a,Aras�s"at,9r'm7:c�,
Weak Throats
evestestrazereaseetegreaamseeesee
Ayer's Pill`; greatly eki recovery
Purely vegotabie, gently laxative.,
HUN�t�, Mft1DLESX, PERIEI
All the news of Interest to
Tithes Waders Happening
in these Counties.
1iuron
Miss Jean Carling, of Clinton, has
accepted a school a shaft distance
from Little C""urretit,
A X1104011 slruwter..wara 'tendered Miss
II, Coo best of Clinton, an the erre .of
their a,j, r'ca:tr1fng enrarritagee
Oaxi W'e:'.nnmday, Sept. lstt. the inalr>-
ri'age Leek place at Oltuton, of NNW.
Pielrkl a -a; rt 1 Seafort(b, til jlliss Viola
'Woodward, of Clan,ten. 'i'hey twill rc-
side in Seefer th'. • '
Talisa to erifltg'a' +of W. \V Lattorkalll,
oeeounitant of the `iateen's'Dankt, at.
Riei;ettown'•, to Mika Hatt tip Ooiivbla,,of
Chitntlant• Was solemnized on Wodne,at•
daffy, Sept: pati, at- St. Pauly . t tleiirrtta,
ad that place.
lac ante knows better that those, who.
have used Caste 's Little, Liter': Pills
wheat !reidmd they halve given when
taken Ler dyepe'psta, dizzi cess lruin in
the side, eoinstipation, and dtserdercd
shctma,clr, t
Attica at dctnlg aat:i painful litmus of
five me albs, .M.rs. John Rialeards, of
catoidiariclla43la rel away suddenly den
"Vi''einieela,y sash, at tlhe.;eatrly age, V.pd
3,7 years( lisp illness developed from
Iain, at)tack leaf la sl;(rtiaape,.
A,
car licfad ,of p,tume was ee hlipped
1riaam C"hi.ruton, haat x' aeic ti.o \vinni,pcig.
The fault iti as eteurebese4 nit a. NIA'S
law figure, ,and ttbie.'oonsiguor ex►pco,lt,
;tee 'maize -S,t.00 per ;'buelbel In /Winni-
peg, They were shipped in •a refriger
txt,or ;cote.
1Vhy don't you try Cattet's Little
Liver iP11sf They are a positive cure
for sick headache, and •all lite ills pro-
duced by disordelred Iiver. Only • one
pill a donee.
M. Jolnlathan Bentley, of 'East
W atttaeneede, is the owner tot a: Y ork-
Shdre sow ,that :ansa twq yeiars oJmdl last
April ,'►told, has given ,'birtib; to la pige
She hats had fi,v;a litterst the last, , One
•cn 5147011 ,, last, t wtoen,Isegleteen pigs
were bone In tike forst litter everei 10
pigs, the sauna 15, ,.;the thir'd-et,4,. the 4
fourth' 16, ,audi .torp•,fifth; 18, aait'nkaangi
73 a1tic(ge.the r.
"Keep the bead cool and tlfe bowels'
ctp>mtn " ds sensible advice to follow dol-
ing the warm weather. If the bowels
do not move rsgutariy once a ,'ciayease
La,xet-Liter ]'ili{s. They are easy to
Lake, and do ;not gripe, weaken or
sicken. Price 2p5 coats.
$02 50 to California and Return.
Vit Chicago & Noreli-tit; es lean P'y.
From •CCiricag,7 to San Francisco and
'Lee .Aegelee. daily, October 8 to 17.
. Correspondingly low rates from .all
; points. Thee fast daily trains, with
mn,gnificc,nt ,oquipmeat t'lxrough' to.
: tthc coast, including the farmourx oleo-.
! tr',c lig:hLecl doily Ov srl.and Limited;
11d1 l l.a,rthree days /.
a`c`ute averfaC
rely aoubleltirack railway, ire'tween
. Chieigca and the Missouri river. All
ageing ell tickets vel thxsTina Send
for fllusIxated beokiets, In,'rps, and
full irfoii'inaaliiorr to 13. •'!IL 33ennrt;;•2
East' King Street, Toronto.
YOU ARE TIRED.
Your color is not goad Restienst
one moment, fretful and blue the next.
The world's out of'joiat., You're out'
of joint with the worlds Not temper
not feeling, but weakness. Neglet$
is unwise. You grow steadily worse.
Get -good rich blood, than feel nese
ger, strength, buoyancy. You'll see a
dbaeen bb;in gs to do. You'll do th;Jm
too if you use Ferrozone. It sharpens
th'e appetite, and you enjoy your rood;
you got eolor, ,orad old time,'stse'ngtb
comes back. That's because Ferro -
zone aids digeistion; makes red blood."
yerrozene is strength for the nerves
end vigor for the brain. Be sura of
the name, Ferrozone. Sold by all
druggists and medicine dealers.
Middlesex
A man's wife should always be: the
same, erarecially to ,her husband, but
if she. is weak and. nervous, .and uses
Carter's Iron Pills, she cannot be, for
they make hex feel like .a different
person, so they alt say, and their hus-
bands say so too
At a meet -bag of the vestry )fa ;$t.
Paul's Cati°drat,Lon !ore thr nan-s of
Hour candidates were considered for
the vaeant rectorship; Canon. Hill, of
St. Thomas, Williams of Stxat:ford,
Davis, of London, and Canon Dann, as-
sistant rector. The meeting was un-
animous for •Canon Dann, and his
name will be submitted to the bishop
fcr approval.
NICE WORM MEDICINE.
Mrs. W,m. Graham, .•Sheppard•ton.,
Ont., Writes :"I have given by boy Dr.
Low's Worm Worm Syrup, and find it
sin exlcellezat worm medicine. It is
nice to take and does not make the
child sick." ]'.rice 25c.
Perth
Backache is alinoa•t i.mineti'u'ely re-
lieved by wea•rieg one of Carte :es
Smart 'Weed and B.eliadonua 13)olrache
Piasterls. Try one and he free iron:
pain. Price 25 cents.
ale fioteeerera,r old (liatughte r or Mr.
Wm. Wood, ,nea`r St. Marys, had ar nar
roar esoalpe from death, by eating of a
small ;piece of breed lama had; ;betil
etpr'eaad 1 wild atrychi,ne for ato poison
rots. The timely appliance of power-
ful antedates saved t:he'child.
Danita •0h llmere, or the Hemet Shoo
Quarry Com,pnny, St. Marys, bas sold
Get the Most
Out of Your Food
You don't and can't if your stomach
is weak. A weak stomach does not di-
gest ell that is ordinarily taken into it.
It gets tired easily, and lvhitt it fails to
digest is wasted.
Among the signs of e weak stomach
are uneasiness after eating, fits of ner-
vous headache, and disagreeable belch-
ing.
"I have been troebled• with dyspepsia for
rears, and tried every remedy 1 heard of,.
bast never g„L anything that gave me relief
m;tii I took 11 'at's Sarsaparilla. 1 cannot
pellet! Jai t t ,, 2 eie:o too higlrly+ for the good
It mei 4.) ri. l; always take it in the
sprite: uani ail haat exact not 00 without
is W. .t 41..i,'zr. Ii..tiertlle, Ont.
: Cr.WSarsaparilla
rrertgllteraes' and tones the stosnacll and
the WLxele &Waiv,e eystem.
lx ,
,
Cross?
Poor .main! He can't help it.
He gets bilious. He needs a
ood liver pill-'Atyer's Pills.
hey act directly on the liver,
cure biliousness. aoii`: a ,,
Want your moustache or beard
a beautiful brown or rich black? Use
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
C Cl'e. 8, r, arta, k CQ.. z oecjA,.
out. his interest in that business enter
brise to Jolin Douglas, of atreets+vil,le,
Out. The directors of the company
will now be Douglas. 'Lawrie and
Detin i ac,
gat one an , tnxmnty are froc, from
seine little ailment mused by inaction
of the liver. trsa Carter's Little Liv-
er Pills; The result will be a eloasa,n.t
surprise. They give posiLive relief. •
While in the me,ttot shoeing a horse
in a'blaclrsmith Aloe aiAvonton, Mr.
Davidson, Who (resides in . that village,
had his thigh bone broken, besides
suffering inttlairrlal injuries, as a result
of this being crushed beneath the corse
which lie was sltoeilntg.
On Monday morning Mr. Wyatt! of
Stratford, Wee.rn:zrried at Stratford,
to Miss Mayrne Eexiuett, dhtughiterx{ of
Dire, llyde, of that city, The wedding
was celebrated at lite home of , tale
bride's mother, by Rev, (leo. Jackson,
in tine presence 'of only the immediate
r elaktveis.
DLutaitf no/t be' con;founded with; o.om=
mom, ca.tbelattic or purgative pills, Car-
ter's Little Liver Pills ole entirely un
like them in every respect. One trial
tt�iil
pre vo tante. supe7ior•cly.
The stlo;.'1 supeit'sitr'uctux•e aver; jthe
river T}atelates ,ein Park streete ;tat.
Marytix, underwent a severe test Wed-
nesday oft,ettemen. Four wagon toads
of. et one were ,driven ,on eatcli• boron • of
the btridgelasn,d of anag,gregatc weight
of twelve tons, The bridge, showed
in the strain only a -dip of .3-S, of
an inch. This test exceeded •1 be ex-
pectaetions of the committee.
THE RENEWAL A STRAIN
Vateatl.on is over. Again the sehocl
bell T n,gs at morning and at upon,
again with Lens orf thousandis the ,har
chest kind of work has !begun, the re
newel of twitch is a mental and: phy-
sical strain to all except the mosarug
g'ed. The little girl that a few days
ago .had ruses in her cheeks„ and the
tittle boy whose lips were thenso red
you would have insisted that they heti
beeen. "kissed by strawberries,"; leave
already bort eametbang of the appear-
ance of health. Now is a time when
many children should be givetee tonic
which rosy avert much serious trouble
fund we know of no otherso, highly to
be xeco'mnieended ars hood'. earsepar
illa, whi:eh tate-eaa:Dbhen% the ,nertes,
peerfieiots, di,gmtstipn and asslniilation;
olwd aids mental t development ' !by
building up the whole system.
DIVISION COURT.
The. sittings of Court held at Zur-
ich, on Wednesday last, by his Honor,
Judge Bolt, brought quite a number
of spec t.atorx more partioulariyi from
the n;,i;hbosing Township of Stanley,
with the exception of hearing a'aieeis-
ion as to whet constitutes a lawful
division longe.—.The plaintiff in Clio
case was Edward Curvin, of the Goall-
ess Line, who entered 'an action'
damages against Jolim Dunn,' of the
IBxtniscin Line, for 5,00.00 •alleiged: to
have bean caused by Curvin's horse
getting Burt bg a :barbedesvire'fenee
ereleted wind maintained by Dunn. The
passe, however had not been Bona ,into
very tar before :t' was rleeidecl<,bee the
pl. a,ntitt's Solicitor, M'r•: J•, '13' Stan -
bury, to abandon 1`110 action, and a
judgment of nonl-ieuit wae'entared,
Currin to pay costs, and witness fees.
Proudfoot, of Goderich, for defendant
Another ,cane m -as John Pree Ler,
against Louis Dumart, of Stratford,
for an old account, but t.hs,,case "pet-
ered out" in embryo, and a non -suit
remelted. 1'roudtooi for pla,iptiCE. --
J. G. SL'a,nbury for defendant: The
third case, a garnishee, Foster vs.DSe-
Leabe N. M. Canton, and the St. Jos-
eph Land Imp. and Manufacturines
Company., garnisheels. Judgment for
Foster against McLean for amount
13002.45 and cocks, and against N. M.
CanLin only, as to the garnishees.
l?roudfoot for plaintiff.
WON,DEROUS REGIONS
•
The South Platte Valley, along the
Union l'acifie, offers Lo homeseekerx
uneurpa"ased opportunities. I;t poss-
esses a ,perfect soil 'and. will bn,vo' in a
few years an irrigation system cap --
able of supplying water to every foot
of its arable land; the climate,.ls an
ideal one, crops always being sav ad•ra.
tire. .
No other country is heater titled. for
prodmeing such yields per acre of the
three erops that give the large styes`,
ly profits --potatoes, alfalfa and :mot'
Write 'for copy or booklet, "Saila'
Phalle Valley.;” or furtlielr inf'een e-
to 11, F. Carter, T. 1:'. A„ 14 Janes
uildr,ixI3 Toronto, Cau,ada. o • r
Choate, G. A., 120 'Wooctl.vord
17etrroiL.
SETTLERS LOT RATES
WES
Via l,Ime Chicago and north Western
13y', every day trona Sept. 15th ' 'to
November 90th. Settlers ono Way see -
ODA class t,aekels at very low rates
from Chicago to points in tftela Mon
lana, NeVed:a Idaho, Oregon, Wash-
ington, California, titan to "Vietorie,
Near
Vat cauvar, 1r tt WWI I : r
lti , e is rra,nsler. Nel-
sen, I•tossland and other points in tho
Kootenay Diet/ het. Coi;res.pondinigly
low rates from all points in Canada,
Full pairticulars from. genre;at ticket
agent or 13. IT. Bennett, Geneirai
ostr..fat, 2 Exist lying St., Toronto, 'Dna.
. 1Otl
THin TARTAR CUE.
to leo Wow). Oat of Gsatituelo 1
to *Le Horse,
Serlsert Allen Giles lag "China and
the Chinese" says that there are
strap y nakieonceptioils as tQ the mean-
ing of the Chinese eue, which Lad
really been worn by that nation for
only about '950 years.
It was imposed by the Mantehoo Tar-
tars, the present rulers of China, as a
badge of conquest. Previous to 1044
the Chinese clothed . themselves and
dressed their Lair like the modern Tap-
anese--that is, like the Japaneso .who
still wear what is incorrectly knost"la
as the "beautiful native dress of ja-
pan." As a matter of fact, the Japan-
ese borrowed their dress es well as
their literature, philosophy and early
art from the Chinese. The Japanese
dress is that of the Dling period in
China, 1368 to 1044,
Rut where did the Mantehoo Tar-
tars get the cue? They depended as a
t'ttee almost for their existence upon
the horse. The accepted theory is that
out of gratitude and respeet for his
noble ally the Tartar, so far as 11e
could, took on himself the equine form
and grew a cue in imitation of a
horse's tail. This somewhat grotesque
theory might fall to the ground save
that it is supported by striking evi-
dence.
Official coats as seen in China at the
present day are made with peculiar
sleeves, shaped like a horse's leg and
ending in an unmistakable hoof, cov-
ering the hand, which are known as.
"horseshoe sleeves." Incased therein
a Chinaman's arms look much like a
horse's fore legs. The tail completes
the picture.
Collee Chewing.
"Coffee chewing," says a doctor, "is
a habit easily contracted, for the taste
of the crisp roasted berries is not un-
,leasant, and the exhilaration, the stiM-
ulus, that the berries give is quite as
marked as that which would be obtain.
ed from a glass or two of beer or from
a drink of whisky.
"It is this exhilaration, I am coiivinc•
ed, that causes the habit to be formed
lad that makes it a hard habit to break
e yay from. It should be broken away
from. Its effects are highly injurious.
Wiley are more injurious than those of
tobacco chewing.
"The coffee chewing habit wrecks"dee
nerves, it makes the skin sallow and it
destroys the appetite. I have had oc-
casion to treat a number of men for it.
1 always advise such men to break off
by imperceptible degrees; to give three
or four months to the task. Some suc-
ceed and some do not. Dien who work
in coffee plants find it almost imAossi-
vie to succeed."
A flea A rderver.
Not all visitors to the country are as
ignorant of the farmer's surroundings
as the farmers sornetimes suppose.
Browning's Magazine gives this in-
Sta ce:
"Waal," said Farmer Wilkins to his
city boarder, who was up early and
looking round, "ben out to hear The
haycock crow, I s'pose." And he wink-
ed at his hired man.
''No," replied the city boarder; "I've
been out tying a knot in a cord of
ferOod."
Farmer Wilkins scowled at the hired
man and wanted to know why he was
not getting to wont at milking those
cows.
Seeing Snakes.
Persons suffering from delirium tre-
mens usually imagine that they are
surrounded by snakes. An explanation
of this hallucination, says the Family
Doctor, is offered by the result of some
recent experiments. Sixteen alcoholic
patients were examined with the oph.
thalmoscope, and it was found that the
minute blood vessels In the retina of
their eyes were congested. In this con-
dition they appear black and are pro-
jected into the field of vision, where
their movements resemble the squirm-
ing of serpent%
AN ARCTIC MEAL
Getting Supper For Men and Dogt
on the Polar ace Sheet.
Dogs were unhitched and fastened, as
usual, and then each of the Eskimos
climbed over the ice foot with his snow
knife and disappeared behind the para-
pet, where the other fwo were already
cutting snow blocks. I fastened my,
dogs, got out their ration of pemmican,
"cut it up and fed them, standing by
witis whip in hand to see that there
was no bullying, and that each dog got
his share. Then I unpacked the cooker,
oil can and kitchen box, passing them
up the ice foot as high as I could reach.
I did not wait for the completion of the
igloo to commence my preparations for
supper, but with a few strokes of the
spade excavated a niche in the snow-
bank, put the cooker in out of the wind,
filled the lamp with oil and the boiler
with ice, placed a few snow 1)100ks,
around it for still better shelter and
lighted up. By the time the igloo was
completed I had enough water melted
for our tea, and supper was entirely
ready by the time Iny Men had fed the
dogs, and they lost no time in freeing
their clothing of snow nett joining me
1n the igloo. Still less time was con -
Burned in putting away the tea and bis-
cuit and pemmican, and less again in
railing aft to dreamless slumber. --Com•
mender Robert Id,;t'eery in Uutlfl
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Portland Cement
•
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tity of the best grade of 'Port-
end cement g
can be had at either Centralia. Or
Exeter Storehouses.
WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY
For which full market prices will be
paid at storehouses,
EXETER,
CENTRALIA,
AND CLANDEBOVE.
JOS.
WANTED
A man to represent "CANADA'{?
GRE .TEST NURSERIES" in the town of
EXETER
and surrounding country, and take'
orders for
OUR II>IRUY SPEGIf6TIES
in Fruit Trees, Small Fruits,
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Stock true to name and free from San
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the right man on either salary ore
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FON-TRILL NUBSERIRS
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ONTARIO'
The old-fashioned bake -oven was the best our great grand-
mothers could get. They baked in it in a kind of a way and
were satisfied with it because they knew nothing better. But
the modern housewife wastes time and good food when she
fails to avail herself of the improvements of the
Imperial Oxford Range
No other range on the market can do the baking this oven
does. The oven is kept evenly supplied with fresh super-
heated air all the time.
See this range at your dealers or write to us direct
The Gurney Foundry Coo, Limited
Toronto, Canada
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Vancouver
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SOLD BY T. HAWKINS & SON
ALL
THE
USEFUL
Branches are taught yin the F. C. B.
COLLEGE. Our students are not
c �
nice jobs, but t after a
guaranteed ,
course in this College it will be
No Trouble for Them to Hold
Any Position.
We aid them, if possible to obtain
employment, but we first equip them.
to maintain the high reputation this
school lies acquired.
J. W. WESTERVELT)
Principal.
50 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
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