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Exeter Times, 1912-3-14, Page 5TA.11iou ztit lel 2 T fl TImu Making Records at. Horne a great feature of the n Phonogr • iso ap The ability to make -end reproduce your own records in your own home -the songs and stories of every member of your family and all. your friends -in addi- tionto ot of thegreatest entertahinient of every kind Thiek what that means I . The Edison Phonograph -a -the idstrument that you would1chocne anyway, because of the purity tind Sweetness of Ellison tone; because its volume of sound is exactly suited to your home; because it plays both Edison Standard and the Long-playing' Edison Amberol Records; because it has tlae sapphire reproducingepoint that does net scratch or wear the records, and lasts forever--aives' yob. this greatinnenni recording feature besiclest And this feature &ratites the pleasure of oweing a sound -reproducing instrument. Most Edison styles- are regularly equipped tomake records at home. Recording equipment for styles not so equipped can be purchased at aligheadditional cost. 'When yOu got° ybur Edison dealer to leek out your Edison Phonograph, be•sure to ask 'about this home- recordieg feature, andno get record- ing equipment with the instrument • you buy. . . . There are Edison dealers everywhere. Go to the nearest and Eciiiet. Edison Amberol Records, Get complete catalogs from year • hear the Edison Phonograph play both .Edison Standard and nrconrossrso dealer or from us. "Edison Phonographs, $16.50 to $2.40.00. Edison Standard Records, 40c., Edison Amberol Records(play 100 Lakeside Avenue, twipe as long),65c. EdisouGrand Opera Reeords,4115c.to$2.50'. ' Orange, 14: .1,, U. S. A. A complete line of Edison Phonographs' and Records be found at • A MINUTE'S TIME and a two -cent stamp is all it will cost you to get our big, beautiful Catalogue of every- thing that is good in Seeds, Plants, Fruits, Implements, Bee Supplies, Poultry Supplies, etc. It contains so much that is good we cannot tell you here, send Reit, and judge for yourself. We have twelve big • pages of the latest and best introductions, the Cream of the Whole World, and every variety is well worth twice the price we ask. Valuable Premiums also given. You cannot afford to miss the opportunity of seeing Giants of California what we have to offer you for 1912. Nasturtinnt Dareh & Hunter Seed Co. Limited, • ' Tee. Finest Strain in the World. Dept. 34 London, Ont. 12 Crediton Miss Clara Palmer spent a rely days in 'London, with fricend,s. . • Bees are the order of. the day. e Mrs. D. Link returned home aftee. spending a few weeks ,attendine Spring. •lVfillinery openings in Toronto Mr. and Mrs. Robinson- retarned to their home in 'Toronto after spend- ingea feet days with friends here. . ..We are glad to report that Merle Clark is improving after a long it - Miss Ella Link, left for Zurich on Elonday where she will look after the millinery 'department for Mr. J Bzenter. • Our -young people are leaving their --abeitre- of skating this winter. A number from here attended the concert on Tuesday evening, Miss Nora Siebert of Dashevood. tepent a few days the guest of Dlr. land Mrs. S. Brown. Last Monday evening the lady Mac eabees with their husbands drove to the home of Mr. and +Mrs. G. Hertzel •and ,spent a very _enjoyable time to- gether. A pretty wedding took place on Wednesday afternoon March 6th at o'cleck at the home of Mr. and. - Mrs. Mathew Finkbeiner, when their daughter POS2 was • tnarried to Mr. Edward Feltner. The ceremony was •nerform.ed by Rev/ E. Earn' in the • vresence of nearly 100 guests. The bride was given away by her fath,er tend looked charmingly dressed in a gown of cream silk. Mandy. a gister of the bride assisted the bridesmaid and was die:seed in evhite naull. Mr. • Albert Feiner a brether • 6i. the groom was 4roomsnag,n,' The. wed& keg march was playedeby Miss Mild • red Ittlunapp. The bride was recipient many beautiful gifts. They will srtake tegir home ton Der. Fahner's. farm just north • of the village. The -Times" joins with tbeir many friends" are wishing them a happy and prosperous esti'dded life. -taUr. Frazer Brown and Erma spent ree a few clays in Berlin and Petersburg visiting friends. hdr. Wm. Wenzel is spending this 0. eileek Dashwood. Miss 'Della Schevartz has returnee home titter spending a couple rtef mouths in London. Mr. Ira, Brown sport t &indite- in Zur- ich visiting with friends Mee Lir Heist "he' Mice spent tew clays visiting •with his father Auguee Heist who is on the eick- list. ' A eitchen Shower was given eor Mr. mild etre .itahner lest Friday ev. /deg.' Alt repoet zoo!) tune lee re,A, ELD(1,, tit/SINE t and- Xr,1...k Nit St113JWCTS. iteeteterecte feet ottaaten, upwahle of 001) etterentaafiet preeroll teethe graduate. Sevea epthittilet reheler teacher. (toe erteetted ant' gag fines t mpkey e t 'teased it te,' ree itr:see,etati tram ,e, time, "." 05.1:4)- At,tr leege esteeeteete tenteend fr,:t 4101044:- 1. ri..4.{,s1 'vemmoromuminme.....41•••••••isina KAIKTON. Miss Beetrice Oliver has returned to Stratterd. • Master Robert Agnew, of St: Tboraas is visiting.:with his aunte Mee. 3. E. Elliott'. • Mr. S. Garnet is helping Mr. Stew- art in the blacksmith shop fer meow . . days, On Tuesday evening of.: last week the -Ladies" Aid of Salem appointmene. togethter Avid); Una husbands .and triends spent the evening. at • the parsonage." After lunch was eerved' interesting-proeraue was rendered followed by games and socket, inter., courser. All 'departed feeling thet a very, pleasant and "enjoyable evening: had 'ben spent with Lho, pastor and Lis family. Miss Gertrude Brown , spent last week in St. Marys. 3Ylists Slice Patel returaed on Mon- day from visiting Miss Zella Walks. 0AUSB YOE ALARM • Loss of Appetite or Diatrese Adlter Bitting 'a Syraptoul That Should not be Disreetteded Appetite is just natural desire eor food. Lose ofttepetite or stove:fen distress rafter eating indicate india- igestion or dyspepsia. Over-eatiog is a habit very dangerous to a persons good ,gereeral health. It is not evitat you eat buIt whati you digest ond assimilate that does you 400d. Some of the strongest, heeviest and healthiest persons aro =deflate eaters. There is nothing that will eause :Pere trouble then a disordered storaech, and mealy people daily con- tract se violas. maladies siraply Chrough disregard or abusci of the. stomaoh, We urge all in Exeter who suffer from any stomach derangenaent, in digestion, or dyspepsia, whether' iteb- ute or chronic, to try Reetall Dyapep sia Tablets with the distinee under standing that; we will „refund your money ,withoiet cpeestion or formilite if rafter reasonable use of this med- icine, they are aot perfectly salisfied aith the results, We recommend them to oar oustomereeyery dee and luthe yet he hear from( tveyote ;who; has not been been benefited by ahem We honestly believe them to be with. out equal. They give very prompt relief, eadieg to. r ' vane : the gas- tric) jaices, strength •.., 1. 4 digestive organs, to regulate the bowels, and thus 'promote perfect netxition and eradicate all unhealthy symptoms. 'We 'urge you no try a 25c. box of Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets, which gives 15 days treatment. Alt itthe end of that time, eeour money will be returned to you if you are not satisfied. Of courae in chronic eases length of treatraeati varies. For such cases we have two larger sizes which sell for 50c and $1.00 R.eme ember you can obtain Bexall Rem- edies lit this commnnity only at, oar store -The Rexell Store -WS. Cole, STAFFA. Word has been received pf the death of Mr. Frank Diann Wey- burn 1Sask., and it calls forth the. sympathy of ..his many friends in this part. Mr. Divan became a vicitm to esthnea "which proved too strong' for him to conquer and after 2 weeks in the 'hospital p.assed away an 'the 1st east and was laid to rest on Saturday the 24th. The deceased came to Can- ada 6 years ago, andedairing his re- sidence in Hibbert and Logan Town- ships, previous to .his going etest last March, wen nee himself the respect of those who knew him The heart- felt sympathy of friends here is ex tended to Mrs Divell in her hour of grief. Mrs. Myatt is a sister. of a/frs T. French of Logan. The following is from the 'Herniate Man.,"Echo", "Although it hos been knot=i1 for some weeks that Mrs, Walter Whyte was passing throug.h the valley ot the shadow, and the end was daily expected, the aianoun .eernent of the death last Sunday morning was a great shoek to her many friends here. Aleut a year :ago Mrs. 'Whyte beg -an to feel unwell. but it was not for some time after wards it was learned she was sut- fering from a cancer in the stomach and day. by day grew weaker until on Sunday morning last the suramons mine. Mrs Whyte was 62 a quiet disposition' but her many kindly acts her help and :advice in .many a sick chamber, and her cheerful'encourage meat in times Of trouble have endear ed to the hearts of all who knew her and. her passing- away -leaves not only a vacancy in her own home hut in tke town, that will bee sorely 'fele Deoeased whose maiden name was nearg,aret Sellery was born 'near Staffa 51 ye -ars ago. Eight years ago she was marrled to Mr. Waltee 'Whyte and has since resided in Ham - iota. To, the husband and e members of the family the sysapathy of the 'entire community goes out in .their sad bereveraent 'Cbildren are mach more likely to ontract the contagious diseases L hen they have coldei whooping ough; diptheria, scarlet fever and onsumption are diseases that are ot- en contracted when the cline' has 1. cold That is leafy ell medical a,uthoe- aties say betve Of colds. For the quick cure. of *colds you will find no- thing better than Obantbeetlain's Oough rem.edy, It can always be de- ; needed upon and is safe and pleasant to take. For sale by alt ?eaters: • FREE IF IT FAILS ' Mr. Tom Crews wears a vary .eerac- e bus smite these days .oecasioned e the itrrival of a young son. c It is reported that Mr. Reuben c Shier has the new mail route on the t 12th and lith b2 Daborne. Bread from St. Marys is being de- livered twice a weak now. 'Master Orville Taylor met with an accident Monday afternoon While (wasting. His sleigh ran into the learbwite fence, causing cats on, bis face and loosening three teeth.' Sttbject .the IVIethodist Church. . uext Sunday a. m. will be 'Heaven, ' Miss Lizzie Switzer is recovering. Mr. Wra. Stewart leas returned to 19rSeShOt?,in ' Mr. Ilecliney lost -4 horse the oth- er der. -Mr. ;John Moore,. Staffer, nnternedt t te einsmithing here on Tuesday of 6 last yeertin His, many friends will d gaati, hen .back at his 91d Jon • hers. Netheroote, St. Marys. spent t Sunday with tear pareets, Mr. and d Mrs. Elliott. ,our money Peck if you are not Sat - fled with the Medicine tr6 Recom- mend 'We are so positiee that cur remedy -ill permanently relieve constipation o matter how chronic „it may bet, hat we offer bo furnish the xnedieine t our expense should it tail to pra- nce satisfactory results. It is worse th,an useless to attempt o cure oonstipation with cathartic pigs. Laxatives or catbartics do Arm. They cause a reaction, irrit to .and weaken the bowels rand. tend a make constipation more chronic 'sides their use it becomes a .habit bat is • dangerous. •Canstipation en nsed by the weak t es ot the nervee one mitsclts of the Argo int:ethic or decending colon, • expeet permenent relief you muet ht rt fere tone up and . strengthen h organs and restore tbem to erdtbier activity. W't; want you to try Reran Order - on. our recommendation.. They rs xceeditigly pleasant to take, be - nee entre) eand,y and ore ideal Must not be confounded evith corn- 13, enon cathartics or purgative pills, Carter's Little Liver 'Pills are unlike tbeta. every respect: One trial n 1 will, preve their superierity, WriA,LEN Mr. and Mr. George Matson. J. Itlillson and I. Wright spent Sat- 1 urday London. • a t Mr, ene .Mrs. .eetti Brown of Can- I tra,ia. visited at Dlr. lebiltip oven s 2 au Sunday. Or eitiedren, delicate persons, end old elts as wctli as for the robust. Thee' et direct:1Y on the nerves and mese- • ot the bowies. They apparently eve e nentrei ectien on other 'CIS+ palate 'organs or glands. They do et entree daI1SP ti"CCOgSiVe looseness or ereate tiny ineenveneece what - ver, They nifty .be taken tarty time ayt or night, They will positively re - feet: :chronic or habitue' constipatioa 2 not :ot sargical variety, and the netaids of lassoed:ate or dependent heortie :fitments it token with reg le.rity for a reasonable length of - Inc. 12 tit:blots 10 ereete 36 tabieits, 5e, 80 tablets 50ce Sold in Exeter nle at our store -The Beexall Stare W Cele,' Children: .Orr FOR FLETCHFR S ASTORLA .• a elees Ida Heti] gave a party to all etr. young peop:e of: this church -and h needless ed say teverybody spent- an s err -loyal -net evetieg, . Mrs. Enraest Parkinsart, •whe is it abeot to hove for her' hette in the e "%Vast visittd friencle in e,endori last : d 1 Cele -env,: steeted Moridayie six-monthe taint et the Stratford t Ilusinese We Iy1S11 stt0,f Mr. fetid ittrs..A.Ibe,et:Guriningesehee , t Inlay to ell the frieeds oTra oe- e.eeletts of their son, Walter, it be- a redebratirm of his 21st birth- - 11 ,is Ster supper was serve 1jde vetting $ entertainment and a choice, preeent was given- by :eating :IA 61)1 e to Welber aft a, .04491P$4/1 silt :welch, Int. is bola r 11BNSALL IL 1ng. who tbila linen re/l- enity itegent here tor the past '0,00 eears, and who has proved 'himself very eapable, Obliging anti worthy Official has reeeived word oe his ap. pointraent end hitt advancement to the Lngersoll station, While Mr. and Mrs. Ring will be greatty clitesed from our village aud social. circles W( ueite With their man,y friende let wishing them healte and all sueoess in their new home. Mr. Mega suc- cessor wel be hfr. A. L. Case, e .leat son Jot Uri Geo. Case svho has been` acting at Depfleid es agent for 1 he Past seve.aa years Mr. Case has Leen well and favorably known in ibis section from boyhood and is well, qualified to diecharge the duties as agent here. Mr. W. Slone has purchased from, Mr, W. E. Peat/ the dwelling pro- perty receetly occupied. by Mr. Shaarts and ittends moving into it shortly, We 'regret to state that, Mis Amy Letratste was obliged to retarn home from Brantford last week on account of ill health tete 5folsons hank looks very to.uch improved in the interior ,having 'been nicely papered with burlap aroutcl the walls and will have no linoleum: cm the floors. Mr. Walter Holakirk is tome from the west. . Mr. W. C. Davis :merchant, eves in hylmer and St, Thomas last week at . - tending the funeral of his father who had attained the good age of 82 yes, The Rev, Mr Grant, who leas receet- tly •receiv.ed a call to thePresbyter ian °beret] at Clintop, en Sabbath ot last week exchanged duties with Rev Mr. Stealth of Carmel church deliver ing good, thoughtful discourses at oth morning and eveeing. Mr. Austin Dining and sister Miss Laura, reeentee returned from a vis- it with relatives tlitid friends in .and around Brantford. Mrs. Gilbert Dick and little tiaugta, ters were visiting at -their old home jn Kippen the first of lest week. Miss Smith. of Stanley met with an accident in cur village on Wednesdhy afternoon It appears that weep starting for home and driving to- wards the railroad track her horse became frightened from, the sound of escaping sbeara from an engine near by, and turning round end run- ning, in the Oanainercial hotel yards Miss Smith was thrown out receiving injuries Miss Emma johnston is in Wood - 'stock visiting her sister Mrs, Simla Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Gibson left last week for their new home in Goderich ifollowed by goad wishes of their 'many friends. Mr. Benj. Kaiser, o. pioneer p2 `Wieldy York" mow Toronto, and a vetere of the Fenian Raid died at his Lome in Hens -all after a brief illness in his '84th year. -He was a native of the county of 'York, his birthplace being within twelve miles of Tors onto Be came to Huron County in 1858 and carried on a blacksmithing business in Brucefield for many years In the early days of Hensall he came to the village and as a contractor and builder constructed many of the residences of this lei cc. Besides his widow he is survived ey four sons and _four daghters and eighteen graudehildren . The best remedy on, Earth -1°r Ca- tarrh dud cold in the head. Gesetnella Catarrh Cream. ' OLANDEBOYE ; Mr. Thomas Hot3gins and wife w,ho tave been spending the winter with their relatives here., returned to their florae in Wilkie Sask., recently. For a number of eears Mr. Hoderins -con- ducted a blacksmith shop in Leman. Mr. G. M. Case who has been spend ing a few days with friends. here„ Las eeturned • to Toronto. • Mrs. Thomas Hennessy has . been confined to bee bed tor a few days with la -grippe. eir. E. Hariton left for e e west, recently where he has see. te.: e Pos- ition with a wholesale eataatie.,., eet Some of the local young men ie. .. eootal gathering paesented. tau witu a club bag. Mr. 3. G-. Seale of London. is spe.nd ing a few days with tri -ends here. Mr. Jos. Casey is spending a few+ does with his emote PatrickelCasey. 4. The great Ataerican Catarrh Rem- edy. Gunnell' Catarrh Cream, get it at Hoevey's Dr an Store. Reel -FIELD • The sawinill of William Mustard is olosed down this week owing •to the engine. heirig completely destroy- ed on Monday while running et full speed. Mr. Mustard was Toronto last week to purchase a nees, engine This is the busy season and he has some large orders to- fill. It • will mean a Leavy loss to him. 'Messrs Ben Spencer and ja.mes son left on Tuesday for the west aft cr spending- the winter at their home The Misses -Terms of Tweed Ont. re conducting evangelistic services in the Methodist church during the past two weeks. Mr. ad Mrs. Edward Weston, of Godericb, spent the past week the gaest of the fortners parents. • GRAeNTON Mr. 'Wilbert MeLlenten left last ivevet for Nethereill Sask., where he is homesteading, Miss Edna Grant visited her friend Mrs James Young • in London last Mr. 'Thomas Beatson ot, Provost. Alta. is here owing to the illness of bis wife who is staying with her bro- ther Mr. Geo. Rathurn. A number 02. friends from the town Line spent a very pleasant evening Cal WW1 Cla 3* jest at the home of Mrs. Campbell on the 8th con. l3lancharch The made it the occasion pre- sent Airs „Capt Shaw with a hand t some clockancl acconipanital by on ad- tlress expressive et their good wishon ancleincere rev ta for one en much a s- seeiated with them it thank work and social li'fe ef the Cornmanity. Electric Rostoret tor Men phosphorite! reeteres every nerve the betty to ha ,proper tension., testetee vim and vitality. Pretuaturo decay end all sexual weakness aarrted at once, ir hosphono, ton make von new leen, Price MI a belt or tWo for 315• "Ablied to :tee Wiese. vbo seobell rug Coe flt,40nthrkin04. Onto • • wooDaAm �Xrry uoad has purchased the Ave ere farra On the I0t.b. ef Ushorne. A new Mail delivery ,roete is to be le,stablished out oe Wooelham. through Suziablee, rtorth anti back by Winebelsea end as far south its the end of the 10th of Blansittaeti, re. tureing to 'Woodhare by the town line. Ween brouleht about tbe Be- eter mail will be discontinued; being pieced on another route via Elitnvi is A new aLiiiner, efiss Ross, bean work in the store twee on Monday. Woodiment eew dresainakine establisbinent has been opened by the Misa Tedear 111111.s' infant son has beep. seriously ill (hiring' the past tevo FREE TO YOO a LI Pira laV4R UQ FR ohs WOM A am WOirt;i0, knOW 11,4»z,,ALAT Ouffering% 3r. taro tt.,u,A4 the euro. 4 Will tree of evey, charge: mr nt with eel instrument to auy Sidfar r0 basn's ailments. event to Led eel thh ouge- y on, tny reader, fOr„ 7404$0)4 eau:liner, your meteor, or e our weer. 1 we..14 tei, you how to eure Yoursolf at lunno withoUl" the help Of a doctor. Men cannot ensurnena wenn exessulterings. Whet we women Aenow Crone experience. we enowbotterthan any Qi,. toy,. 14 eaten th, a my bome treatment ie a safe anti mire hare foe Leg • rrliceaor inbitioll discharge, ulceration: la so pisscementor of the Womb', Prolate, SetMt3r or V -.41n1 Periods, Vterine or Ovarian Tuition! or also mins in the head, hack and bows's, bea r•-tudowrifeelings,pervensness,creephigfeebs Ing Ira the spine, melancholy, desire to 4ty• hot nast..h. weariness", kidney end No40 tnonh/e0 where caused by wealmee$ Poenlist "D 1 want to Send you a complete 1() daysEtrestnienn weeks. atuvelf at bome easter ten 111,t7 lir trove to you that yen gm cure Bert Rundle .had the misfortune of being thrown flora his delete on returnints home last week wife a elle wagon, Though badly snelent up ao serious iiajury was suffered, Manlike Harness and brother terve etented their mother's farm at eht. corner .of the 8th con. of Blanshard. Wesley adills has rented e hoes in London and will move there nex month, Jelen Sawyee expects to racer,. 1 a few days to his new farm. in Val lartont. He 'has secured a man from Tiperarry (Irelaucl) for the summer ' Jerry Hoskins has hired with Clar- ence. Mills foe the seminer. On Feb. '26th a son was born to elr. and Mrs. George Parkinsone. Frank Parkinson is recovering eery slowly. Ile le not yet able to „leave :the house. A 'brother and sister of John Sbev- enson from Wyton visited him on Thursday and Friday of last week, Mr, and Mrs. Jaraes lioutley vis- ited a 'number of friends on the 10th of Thartshard last Thursday. Mrs. Nairn, of Outlook, Sastre, sis- ter of errs, Hiram Cope,land is slow- ly 'recovering and is now consider- ed out of danger. Miss J'ennitt. 'Vance o f Bimetal, is visiting at the personify. A death occurred in WoOdham lest week :in the person or an old horse that come here as a winter resident but wasn't able to stared Nee board. The young people of Zietn Leaeue visited the parsonage last Friday ev- ening to the number of about 'twenty five. Among them was 'Miss Mary Switzer lately returned from China A very pleasant evening was spent. S. Tuft of Kirkton, took. charge: of the service here on Sunday in the absenee of tha pastor, who was sup- plying for the Rev. Jas. Livingstone. in his illness. Mr. Tuft's service was teach appreciated. the treetment a cOmpleeetrlalt and if you should wish to Canaan°, i4wi11cost you teer Aloe 1 :gel yandsurely. mem er,t a It wet cost you nothingte grt,est .clligssliiiTatf, 7 leussathr twoeat far. 11 will not Internee wine. your venerk,er ooceem. . me now gen sutrer, aryou wee, ilea A treatmeetforYyZca,:, =dee, in poem yernemeneergeturn rude wettest) seadyou. free etintrAt,ymwyobp2ofokn-sueWOMAN'S N 1111111.11PAL A P vvithexplanatoeyillustratkm Mr, and how they CAR CaSiljr ouretheneselveeat bout°, Every evoment have It Tad ,otblnk tor herself. Thenwhenthedootor Yearonsthalreanonotta.% eton," yo an f r yoarkle f. Thousands of wOulgu haYeelkreil teenteelvesweelemearen. remedy. It cures all, old -or young, To Mothers ot Patt'uters 1 ill 4 ' nerraea G;eolliairgn atingle). trittribithich speedily and offcustually cures Y.,et ar enstruaPlone Young Ladies, Plumpness and be_altiLalwa_Es /vault from its use. , weereyer yo.g. live can refer you to ladies or your own locality' w o know and wiligladly t ten any sufferer that this tlosneTreattnent really cores an women's diseases and realms women well, strong, plump and robust. Just send me your address, And the fres ton days' ereenuent its Fours, alai the book. Write to -day, as you may nob see this offer again. addrese : MRS. M. SUMMERS. lAox U 811 - • WINDSOR, ONT1 THAIMBS ROAD The illustrated lecture given by Rev. J. E. 3. Millyard, of Hensall was a highly interesting and suc- oessful Mir. Mr. Wm. Francis visited his broth- er Francis for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wright spent Sunday at Mr. John Cann s. A number of youtag people attend- ed the Hand Bell Ringers concert itt Exeter on , Tnesda.y evening. Mrs. (Rev.) Harrison, of London will preach A.nniversary Services in the Bethany 'Church next Sunday af- ternoon and tevening. . A Delicious Dessert. Wash and serape three or tour car- rots, then grate enough pulp to weigb ona pouud, says the Boston Cooking School Magazine. Chop one pound of eget; mix through it half a Pound each of raisins and currants mid one cupful of sugar, then mix the whole with the grated carrot. Sift together onetcip- ful and a half of pastry &nut one teat 8113/0XED CARROT PCDDING spoonful th salt two ten:pool:fills of baking powder, one teitspoonfut 'twee Of ground eineamon and nutmeg Auld . half is tetiepoonfin of ground Hoven Then mix itorette. stile end filet mix- ture and. preee..inne it teetered Heed. no not add any HO id. tiles ol re 0 mold three boars anti a ball. :have with, wipe �r hard settee. CLINTON berta. eisit with ber brother Lewis in Al- year Mr. Harold Steep, of Clieton one Mies Irene lippbard left for , After an illness extending' OVer Ly son of Mr. James Steep passedl awity at the parental home on Fri- day last at the age oi el years. De.. ceased vilest lived in thee west for the past 18 years and returned tiorae last April and for many months has not been able to get Irora his bed. Har- old .was in a Gents burnishingStorrs at Indian Head and was a great Lave orite oat there as he was in his home town. He took an active part 'in all sports and was good company in. crowd, He was a meraber of the 1.0.1h.F. in the Western town, Thiel faxieral was held on Monday after* noon of this week and the servicel was conducted by Rev. T. W. Cosens Besides his parents only pm sister survives Mrs, A, 'Collyer A mares wife sbould always be thei same, especially to laer husband, but • but it she is weak and nervous amd u.ses Carter's iron tells, shce. oannote iel Messner aged 24 years '4, months and three days died very suddenly he. eor they melher teal te Elea a dies terent person,"so they ell say, and Deceased bad not been in very good their husband's say so. too. health for some weeks, but was not thought to be isa a serious condition on Saturday was in Dasherood. Oe ARE YOU GOING WEST THIS He was about as uusal lest week and! Tuesday afternoon lite tomplained taf If so take:a' n ardvianU1 tta,ge of the re - not fettling as well as usual and grad markably low one-way .second °lags welly grew worse, and ab'ut' six in coloniel rates to Nelson, Vancouver; the leveeing passed peacefully away Victoria 13. C.; Seattle, Tacoma, Blood poisanirg is thought to be the Wasb; Portland Ore. etc', in effeet eause of his death His father Mr. March lst to April 15th; or if Wee - raid Messner and a brother are ye tern Canada in your deetination the present in the west, eaving 'recently oneetvay second class, settlers' trains left Edmonton for Pigeon 'River to Western Canada will leave Terme some 500 miles west pf that piece, to 10.20 p. xn. each Tuesday during end it is impossible to get any word March and April. Bear in mind that to them. The funeral took place the most scenite in the world. Theis last Thursday afternoon to Gosben train service. The route is sne ef Line oemetery. the Canadian Pacific Railway offers the finest :equipment and dasteeb the only line operating throuel stale, Otaldren dard and. tourist sleepers, also dine FOR FLETCHER'S Crying cars to Winnipeg and Vancouven C A S 7.c ?, A with the most raodera compartment ment o es erva tion Ibrary "gars through the mountains and acroes Canada on transcontinental trains. Mr. Peter Koehler has purchased 'AI purcbaaed Mr, S. Witmer's forty acre farm on the Goshen Line for $2900; Iter. James Jarrett .laras nue- chased Mr. A. Harvey's 50 acre farm cm the town line .near Kippen. Messrs 3. J. Meraer .3. Preeter and C. Hartlieb loaded tbree cars of dutch sets at 'Hansen, last Friday They were 'billed for Weanipeg. hir. Henry Brenner has taken pos- 'session of his farra recently_ parches ed from. Mr. Henry Zapfe and the latter has moved to the farm he perchased frora Thomas Sherritt. ;meeting of the ratepayers tof 5 S No 7 was held hi the school Louse here Satuday to consider the question of remodeling the present building or the erectiaon of it new tiohool. A very sad deatn °mired on thee Bronson Line on Tuesday, wben Dan - By travelling C. P. R, you avoid The following isthe report al LT. necessity of changin depot's. Alt S. S. No. 15; Hay and 'Stephen for equipment is operated and owned by I the month of February 412 Name e the C. p. R. affording the higheat are given in order of merit. form Of efficiency. If such a trip be Sr. IV -Gladys Turnbull Belle Over i under consideration` apply to any Q. holt Tr. IV-Beatriee Turnbull Sr ' P. R. agent for full particulars., To IIT -Willie 'Schatz, Otto Schatz Ros- f City Office. 16 King Street East. t abella Phaff Jr. IK -Adolf Keeler ' Norman Fischer Agnes Turnbull Per 1 Willie Fischer, Charies Green Sr. II BU RCEFIELD gas Turnbul Jr. II -Florence Turn- The seed show held in Walker's bull Eddie Keller, Wesley (..4reen, Hall last Friday was a successful onee Itlanford Luther, Jr, I -Eddie Turn There was it large crowd present and% bull Robert Green' Primary Lewis a good supply of seeds andt graine e Fischer No. on roll31. Average at- The judge was it good one and gell tendanee 14. M. Jonesteacher. were satistied with the judging' Arta* • , .410 the judging he deraonstratecl ate ferent qualities of the aeed. His Teere are many forms of nervous speech was appreciated by the whole debility in men that yield to the use audience. of Carter's Iron Pills. VIOS5 who are Miss Agnes Beatty is visiting troubled with nervous weakness friends in London and Westminster.. night sweats etc., should try ithem: Dan Ross is laid up with a slight attack of typhozd fever. T. Bathwell of Stanley, has sold The following is the report et hte farm to his nephew Mr. Johrt Kiva t. -not for the month of Febru- Rathwell of Goderich Township. It ary.• er. IV -Ella 'Wilhelm, '6031; is a good farm of 100 acres on tb.ei . Gladys Mawhinney, 675; <Threes Maw- 2nd concession, They will be miae hinneY 637; Roy Jahns 590; Sr IN sed in the neighborhood wed. in thei Irene illawhinney 558; Wilburt Her- Methodist church of our villiget- tman, .539; Veronica Hanover. 452; where he ancldhis family have beat' I?eter Regier 356. Jr. ill -Arthur helpful members., 4 Hanover; 532; Herbert Willert 863 Miss E. Moody has returned how Sr. II -Bertha Hartman, 550; Edger Clinton Hospital. Mawhinney 410; Catherine. h1cDona1d Miss Grace Murdock has resigned ' 539. Pie 1 -John Hanover 515; Tillie the Stanley school near our 'village! •Ratnaoher 272; Priraer-Alphon where she bee taught school sinettee Hernatan 1340; Edward Hartman 273. the summer vacations. She leenee hit leo 'on roil 19 average lattendahce 13 a week. Miss Ann -a Bell Petrie wilit. M. E. Parsans teacher. take her place. INTINCIMN; FE•N CMG Like the invincible, thoroughbred British Bulldog, never Ids go. Its locks, stays and strands are of the hardest, strongest) toughest, best galvanized open hearth steel wire ever used in. fencing. They embody in zinc -clad, rust -proof steel, the invincible qualities of that fallICPUS breed of dog which never relaxes its hold. Tel nein Frt-n first to last, from ore to finished product, iNVINCTIlLt FEND NG is Canadian made and Canadian quality, intended fox. Canadina tni. Te Steel Company ot Canada wants the patronage of Canadian fence buyers and intends to get it by supplying a product which in quality and value cannot besm.- PassIldvi. liable, not pr.ocess GalvanizedGates, galvanized after made,,absolutely lead the world in -quality. They are the final word '‘Irt of gate making. A, J. CLATWORTHY, Granton, Ont. ;x.te Steel Company of Canada, Limited, The Fence Department, Box MOIVTBEAL, CANADA.