Exeter Advocate, 1911-1-19, Page 5rder So
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When you are jaded—you r aped-
tite poor your wholesystemweary
weary—just try a glass of ',abases
0 and Stout
Itresses; the palate, refreshes the
body, agrees with the weakest
stomach. A truly wholexerne heves'-
aege that ,really nourishes. For a.
milder drink try La batt's
ondon Large:
gall to the attest Qetenan
brews. Has the true smack of
choice hops. Very iightt paiatablen,
satli-yng. Look for the lavender
Coinet
1']
Bee:
(LAGER a LE)
temperance brew—tastes tastes; end
looks Tike choice lager, faits less
than era%, of proof sputa. Qtte?teltee
thirst; refreshes; yawns appetite.
Order soots today.
mien Beer
(ALE STYLE)
,,ewes, Ston -intoxicant, mild
id delicious 'with the real flavor
arra quality of good ale. Complies,
with local ontiott requirements and
may be openly, sold anywhere.
ere.
Order any Labatt product front
your dealer, or direct ,from
JOBS, i.Agi#T s LONDON, c*?i'11D
As or
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St'
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Nie
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Having purchased the pre-
mises lases lately occupied py- Mr.
M. Jackson, South of the Met-
ropolitan Hotel, and establish -
a First Class Grocery Stock
therein, we invite you to call
and give us a trial order.
Our, Motto is to keep noth,'
ging but fresh goods,, and you
may be always assured that
you will receive good goods
all the time.
All kinds of produce taken
in exchange.
Try as with your Christ-
' mss order in Groceries.
JAS. COULD
rtili�crs
Orders For
ring Taken
ow.
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Seldon, Exeier
4
4
4
4
4
Manure litters
Beatty Bros.' Feed
and Litter Carriers
Overhead Conveyors.
Beatty Bros.' Steel
Stalls & Stanchions
can be installed as cheap
Lumber and last forever,
Beatty Bros.' Load
Binder
41 These three thins are great
labor -savers for farmers and ne-
cessities on a farm.
For sale by
Wm, Gillespie, Exeter
PRONE 51
is like trying to dos sucoetaiafut
business without advertieltita
And it is not oxpensive to gn n
desirable publicity by the usi of
printers' ink. Our Classified
Want Ads. cost tittlerand,aro
read by nearly everyone.
Try them as a systenatonle
for your business,
McGILLI RAY.
D,'Ilss Maud formai, was couipelled'to
ante home; from L ndott'owing to, Ill-
�'
Mesa—i2c.c_ntly 'at Nokomis,
parsed away: a 'well-known .one
iltiie ieaid !tit of `rvtcGiilivray, in time
•<
e�son of. 'ilIircd Sk1PPon, in his il)th
a Tit early ' fe-h., bund on the Skip-
s, i'ar c,o,
ot •vmo�'
t -tit If l., a i ow
s1t o n
d by M Wti ,Doituldsonn,' and for the
tpfew years resided un Saskatel swan
ere his latter days,wereapent. ITe is
rather to brCa gJtitt,inaldeg4i i$3!
,Qt
ga C'rai� JMr,ii4G r 1Co; e
4°.
has31.
a couple ewe iS�, f�p , o
30 471 P Potittda�-5 sti> Cri �rmi e
i it ai Society naiSa iigbtzirigb
.'x�ae dt�ali.�h'i %gulfs, To .w, 4i> a'col rs't,a-rx'u"ttt1„
QUEER
Otto Couple of .Matta* Y.ps R rived
a .Pair of Collin*.
An English -Man extremely fond, of
bunting received as a wedding gift
from an auto#tyznous,gerson a cOmtpiet
set of false limbs a set of art:hide
teeth and a; couple, of glass eyes, to
Procure rill of •which the- sarcastic
donor must, of course, have put" him
self to considerable expense. Accom
panying these strange presents Was at
note wherein the hope wvaa expressed
that,, by reason of the reeipjent's matte'
AFTER THE. iioLIDAY EXCITEMENT
cuperate at- ziearby Is the St. Cathar-4.
nes, Preston and Mount Clements min --
There are many restful places to re -
era, resorts,„; The "Highland Inn" Ni
Algonquin lark, you can enjoy tiic
e pure air and winter sports, and rest
to -pour 'heart's co: tent.
A trip to Tennaganii, Cobalt, Gaw'gazada
or new gold field: of I'iarcupinewlll suit
the prospector, ,
The S'nerry South, Florida, California
- or Mexico will appeal to t IP'ee w,viao
wish to get away front tit x cord weather,
Full information, tickets, and illus-•
trated literature from Grand Trunk
,Agents, or. address J. D. ,McDonald,
District Passenger Agent, Union Stat -
lot, Toronto. Ont.
fails, whilst f'ollQwing the hounds, some
or all of these substitutes might hitt-
mately prszve use As the br!dc-
gram had incurred much enmity white
bolding offe under his government, it
seas supposed that these gifts same
from ft dtgappotnted office seeker,
A wvetl
known Alnerieari writer re-
ceived from a rival Man of letters. a
Portip ,look wherein, were earefa?lty
pasted and indexed atany tt,andreids of
cllaniaga contatnfig adrerse eritleletns<-
touehlog the tites fanner';,work, end` ,p,
popular' artist; was presented wvith. aw set
of elementary works upon self lastrne-
tion in drawing and palming:
Some years again the west en eider-
le, crusty tt'ternhant; on eapoteting a
epinater of mature age was pr tm-d
b a.
y a undertaker with twvgr catlins for
bitaselt and wife, a letter wwrbtch se-
orapanied tires' ghastly sifts stating
that they would, unlike Most of the
other offerings received, be' ,etre to be
at a ralee, Naturally es ougtt: the
bridegroom neaettted this singular it
n`;efiti gift, and it took all the eilatt'ts
a mistral friends to prevent a brettel.
or the peace,
like vexation woo ntu 'cloutat fen "bt
an Marra oetogenariatt in Ohio who
wedded a pleat -awe tog wonete mere,
than, fifty years his junior. Tbe• lyres
eat ,aa this ease vette at /urge. lames nano
"ititetided.'" ass the inevitable aec'oa n
pe.ayring letter stated. '^to restraln,tttc'
waywand tll,gbts et se.. giddy youatg Nein.
who hate .married It decx'epit,old, fool
for his ntoney,r--Ch ea;a Record -Hen
al ld
ATES OF HONGKONG.
Y Aro the Rsael Old Fothion*d
BioaTititirety kind-
are pirates in flotil kong-not
nt kind that greet the gentle
with girt expansive smile rind
take what be has for worthless rub -
bleb, nor yet the petty thieves tbatt t:o
4y that 'name on our own water froute.
but the real old fashioned, uturtierorts
kind, who count not the vlctitns its
they reekon the spoils.
Of course they do not swagger in los•
tum,. as all ,real pirates should, or ply
their imido in Uongkottgs lmtnedlate
water`s', but among the thousands of
liahernien, stevedores and coal han-
dlers that crewti the harbor's_ edge tbes
mingle and gossip, water front news.
knowing well when a particularly deli
cargo Is due from the Interior.
And in the purple twilight a junk
darts out of one ofRhe tnany estuaries
ter up the. West or Peart t•Ii r end
swoops with the suddenness of nn hawk
on the heavily laden prize. The strug;
gle is short. Over the hills 9n the
naked 'backs of a swarming crew the
loot disappears forever froze a smoking
hulk in the rice swamps, or, as help•
petted in the er se of the Salient]. half
11 bn,tntlred take passage in the crowded
hold of a river sterttner and when tilt'
handful of unsuspecting whites gather
at dinner raise a heathenish yell on
the startled air. and the ship is taken.
iRifies thrust through bolted doors
subduer the pitiful fire that lasts a lit-
tle' while from behind the shot torn
tablecloth, but the ship is already
headed for the bank by the quarter-
master with a rifle at his ear, and one
more tragedy is added to the long list
of crimes on the Sikiung.-W. J. Ay l
ward in. Harper's Magazine.
Suicide by Swallowing Gold.
Suicide by swallowing gold 'is some-
times accomplished in- China. The
following is an authoritative account.
written by a'very learned Chinese for
the Westminster Gazette, of how this
much contested,,form of suicide is -ar
complished:
"In swallowing gold,' it Is not loose
gold leaf or gold' dust that, is somal
lowed.,-r:but a so]id lump ofgold, or
even a gold ring. weighing about half
an ounce. Gold Is not at any Sinai
of •a corrupting nature, butwhen. n.
lump, of it is .swallowed and gets into
the bowel it .fails, on account of its
intrinsic weight, to rise and surmount
the convolutions -of the bowels and
can therefore never complete'; its pas-
sage. After two or three days it there-
fore sinks throngii the bowel. and de-
stroys life without any suffering."'
An Unfortunate, Response.
The problem ;of too many churches
a ;igen. lo_ cality is often a 'perplex-
Haig one. It is said that the.churches:
ln a certain village, on apposite sides
of the streets, were so close t]tat when
ilr congregation „ation iu''one church sang
ti ill There Be Any Stars : In My
Giov,n? the cengregatiod3nthe other
church prolin'pt ttespond,ed, "No, Not
OneNonei'1 ` b Lunate is it if
the see t co f aidze ,fr is confined;
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HI?,NS1LI
1 ¥r. .sand Kra. Wlilfana Peart are here
front North Dakota, visiting their
relatives. Mrs. Peart haste ingwhame in
response to a telegram advising her
of the death to her father, the late Mr
W?Igatn, SSkttiite 1 -Tie frdends of
air G. 13, Arnold will regret to learn
that she continues very seriously t11•
- 31tss Bessie Urquhart has resumed
her teaching duties in scl€rllze. i4. H.
Harbuna, and son and daughter are re-
afiv 1n ft°'n th`Sir recut ilrneua
ss ?PIN was rutty Presented With
a
MUSIC cabinet by her puPliat,--"1'i'ltaaon
Car]tto :has moved treat Hay to Alla-1
'green, -Mira; BariattM of. Dett`oit is
here visiting frien4g,-A. l:rrnbart la
shipping large quantities: o flax tibre
-Wm. McDougall, aged sd, le pot, as
well as ids friends would hope tor,-•,
3tr. G. Vald,well; is horn, tx,rom t >
WRs, tot^ a vial`•,.
USROIttiE COnetQ]L,
The couaa,eil elect t: coneened at the
Toweshlt+ %fall, Eiitnvllle, on Tan, 9th,
pursuant to the statute, Alt the rnere-
bsr3 were pre and aubacribed to tae
d=ctaratioae or uuaitficatfon and office,
aad teak their seat* at the Council
floeavi,--F'. iurikln, Reeve: 5. Slit/leer,
Ellerineton, •T. ,Brock and '5, Rout•,.,
14, voenellierr,
The salaries Tor 1911 were fixed ata
tollowe--Clerk $1.70 and SAO for nost-
ase and stationery. Treasurer 490,00;
nest,anon $65. Collector $60 ; Auditory,
$t! each ; Caretaker .$T ; Councillors $40
egad
Ree $50.
All the o14 of1icerta were reappointed
cxrept the atasseseor, that beioo laid
awrer until the next meetintf,
Board of I-tealtb-5. J Pyln,
Patasn ers> and. A. hritchell, with: the
Reeve and Cleric, yl. K Hyndntan, 3t,D.
af.TI,.O, and Thomas Smile, sanitary In-
-specter, Fence Vickers -John Hanna,
John Glenn, Charles i•Iarvey, F. Del -
bridge, Amos Doupe and Jams' Earl.
Potted Keeper's, -John Luxton`, S.Huhter
R.' 1Ceddy, ralatt, ,Westlaite, Hector Tay-
lor, W. Haze)wootl, T. Cameral-, Sohn
Shute.
Tho expoaiaes of the Municipal Election
aniourazttg to $4o were pard to the
clerk ror distribution.
Atgrasit of all "watt given to the Sick
Childrea's Hospital at 'Toronto.
The contract for the printing usually
required for the tifun!clpality was giv-
en to the Time.
The Clerk was instructed to order 9
copies of the Municipal World for the.
Council aitd Officers.
Orders were issued int payment of a
rew accounts, and'tlio^_ouneil adjourned
to Saturday, Feb. 4,, at 1 p.m.
F. ,forley,- Clerk.
TRICKY ART DEALERS.
Astute , Parisian Scheme For Booming
a "New Master."
For the booming of a new artist au
astute dealer is neeesaree • He catches
Fits artist as young as possible, prefer-
ably as an eehtbitor of crazy canvases
atthe. autumn salon of the independ-
euts'-exhibition, and comrnl- sions him.
tapaint 100 pictures a year.
'One by one, occasionally in twos and
threes, at, judielous.intervals the deal-
er sends the pictures to the Hotel
Dronot for sale by public auction.
There be has confederates, who raise
the price • at each sale, and he buys
them in himself. -
After a- few months the young ar-
tist's canvases have a certain market,
value, and the neat step re taken to
turn their painter :into a ,modern mas-
ter. The'critics are attacked. One of
them is asked to look at some daub,
and when be=cries out with horror• the
dealer says:
"Wbat?' You don't Iike it?. Take it
home' with you as a favor to mai, live
with it six months and then" -
In' due course an art amateur calls
upon; the critic andeannot contain his
admiration for the, new arthit's -pic-
ture.
.
"What a masterpiece: 'Ibe most
modern thing in art I have seen 'Tor a
long time!" he exclaims
Doubt begins to . invade tbe critic's.
mind:. and when one or two more en
thusfastic. amateurs' have" visited h m;
be is workedup to 'igniting a column
of panegyric on tide ewv master. The
amateurs sire, 'of course, sent by they.,
deOaler:
twone'or ariiclesand the boomIs
in full swing. Wealthy and simple
minded collectors, remembering how
other-panntez have been deerled in
the, earl,wsaand ;how tbelL worts
late ",co fano pricespt atA ed
t,uc,>t .ti4itfi rt '�r�4s1il�
CGILL ?YitAY Corii�t l!
The Council niet last week .pursuant
to statute when; t,. merttbers were dui-
sworn in. The .following appointments
were duly rade,-,i. D. Drummond, Clerk
at a salary of . $22!5, without `extras
•A.. I .:Smith, Treasures, $100; •,itobeat
Tiuto?ttaagn, assessor. .$9t 1
Amos and Geo. Hindmarsh, Auditors.
$10 each; Geo. Saunders, 4-anitor, $1.5
• A, Tl. lodgir>s, member. ,IJoard„ o I-Iealth
James Sutton, 4. D, Medical 'Health
0i -tiger. The clerk was asked to ,adver-
tise for ,tenders for a Township shed,
et West 3TvGtllivray, provided a suit_.
able site could be ,,obtained at a reason
able cost, and the Reeve, 3olut Robin-
son, and A. E. Rog were appointed
a conurlittee with powgr to act. 'A num-
ber of accounts were passed. Vie court
cit ad.lourned to meet on the 30th day
of January, -J.. D. Drummond, Clerk,
WANTElaa-C`rSTTI...E TO FEED -Goad
Ccs d,
water and:. shelter, Pries right.
J- A
TRAE. Coo. 2, Lot? 3, 3feaillivray
f%ffrnara's old Plaee.
{ zGriTCfi.
Sir, Chas. Fritz lice purchased the
shoe stock or err. P. Sender and has
moved the.eants to ilia` Paola -Mr, Jacob
Geiger of P,igeomZ, Shen,. Mr, Elton Tt.an-
tate of Indiana, and :Aida l lla.' Rargnisa,
o r
t I%2t of
t attend -ea tato tuneral of the
late Alfred Cele -ere -During the reeeot
Storrs the roof wart' bk%ownt oft r'J. N. Cap
tient barn at St.Joseph.--Ree. 1w • 'i;..,
eippell of Rodney was aaetating Rev, l
4. 0, Gisehlor last' ,week int the revival
meetlaSe,. fir, and ;tars. Chas Siebert
at: Kansas, Mrs, 5, Brawn and daug>rter
Erma, and lura, Wi'L, Siebert of Dash,
wood vis3ited ¥r.. and titre^'.T, i're4&
- Rev, Joacph TJmbaeh, one er fhet pipe,
ee' mtaletera of the Evangelical church,
dled at New Hamburg i Tan. 9. -The l2Cv�
gentleman wax well known, in thla dig
triet.---A- quiet wedding was celebrated
at the home of. Mr- and arra. Henry
Thiel, when tree eldest
d centerEmma,
mma,
Was
te. tSoouFtle,rhRerCtv. Bsaalocha,aofoffcy-
tenennearr, Ed, Alt lett far T onden
on Wedniaaday, to assist .h'ta Strother,
}•n-law,'Str, Kaiser, In, ilia butcher strop,
=- Liss Sneie Snaith of ,the Galatten, "Line
South, is visiting in Dunn,ville,
eahed SdstemrttobFtroerthagek
Place of Mr. Seawall, Druar of . St. Cle-
meet's to Mica:Margaret K rataskopf,
ciausllter of afr. and airs, Fred Krattia.
Kopf or the Goshen, ,Line, Atter the cer-
emony the wedding party returned to
the hone or the lbrled 's parents, where
a bounteous wedding dinner was serv-
ed to about alzty couples, after which
the remainder of tale day and oveniag
was sprat In various atnusementa.
Rev. Attract Geiger Dead.-fiiy, the death
or Rev. Alfred *War, the Evanaeileat
church loses one of the moat promising
younS' ministers, The deacased, who
wee only .in ltie'32m% year, was etatlon-
et.t at Pembroke for a number of years,
and by his kindly manner bad made
many warm friends not only 1a his own
church, but also the public generally,
and his deatiseis- deeply mourned
wherever be was known. H. la a native
or the Township, being a :son of Mr.
acid Mrs. Geiger of the ' iironson
Line, and ails early death came as a
great -shock to has many friends In this
section. The late Mr. Geiger,waa strick-
en with appendicitis early last week and
an operation'waa° .at once performed in
the Pembroke hoapital. For a tow days
the case looked hopeful, and everything
was done to save'his life. 'TTe,: however,
• worse grew wo s towards the end of< the week
and passed away on Sunday. He leaves
o
widow, a daughter of the late Sam'I
Beanie, besides two small children and
a large ,number of relatives to mourn
his death. The funeral took tplaro from
the residence of his parents, on'Thurs-
day afternoon, the internment taking
place 1r thh Bronson Line cemetery.
�alw$
vMAGUIRE-?fr, wan Hod noir at d
£aroily have mated to Ailsa Craig, wners
{Mt, Hedgso:,: is „outs lava contracting;
ut carpenter and cement 'work.
AIL -SA CRAIG. --Thos Toole. sv a sxa.s
£or about 3o ;years a resident of Ansa
raig: was take:: to V ctorla Hospital,
London, last week. He passed away on
Saturday, Sana. 7t1'. Tho body was tar
on to Nairg1 cemetery for interment on
Sunday. Since the dead, of itis wipe,
about five years agpa gr. Poole has re-
sided aloes.
l{PPEN--The hone of Mr; ,iohn. Stew-
rt,
tdrt, Tttekeraniith, was the scene of a
iiaplry event when his sister, Mies Nei -
lie, Stewart, was united in marriage to
Mr. Walter McCully of the 4,th eon.
Rev. 3. Bier:;arson., performed the cere—
mony. gr. and fairs. McCully. have coax'
tthneenedt hoofuTukecleprnsgrniotcn. their' farm 011
PABgTi L1r-Dr. Gtor'r'e Shoults, rorat
erly of Parkhill, died of ,heart failure
at Lisle, Ozitarto, San„ 2nd, aged 51
Sears, 9 months. Dr. S1 on1ts had been
j Practfrtr:; hie professlozF, at relate for
four months and Was just recovering'
from a severe.. attack of pneumonia t:,t
the time of his decease. Hie enc .f±
were interred at Mount Peasant eerpe-
tory, Toronto, Jatt, 5th. Dr. Sh;aulta
was a rad,4ate of i`± rglvili High school
TuC.KEItSallTlii-it was with aariatt rt,
gret and a , ens'e,. ot, shock; that the;
wort was reee ved. ttaht 4r. Frank Plew-
e-a, a. proaaperous young farrnar 'at Tuck-,
eramith, .tad panacea away, very row
peoplo had ,heard of his Illness. wbie]t
was of only rorty -6I ,ti isours duration.
PaCeaSea watt' a# 7pting rival III the
;kraut? 4t life,, halaa;ri ltd: 4;lst year,
The. primal .cavae of death was paeu
anoula, Trona which braltt teva' develop -
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