Exeter Advocate, 1911-1-26, Page 5At your meals, and at bedtime, drink this sparkling
agreeable brew. Your digestion wilt improve. Your
slumber will better refresh you. Every drop gratifies.,
GQASkFOZ. f A
17 Better for invalids than ordinary
tonics or patent medicines. It
is wholesome as well as pure
Made of selected JOHN LABATT Order from any
barley -malt, choic dealer !n beverages
est blendedhops;and of or direct from the
tested spring water. .LONDO3'. CANADA. brewery in London.
Retrespective And Prospective
As the year 1910 has gone, gone into the care• -dimmed.
isles of the past, never againto return; gone with its hopes
and its fears, with its joys and its sorrows, its strivings and
aspirations, and only leaving behindthe skeleton of high re-
solves, of good perp one formed; yet bueathiug to us a
legacy of memories., which the mind being immortal shall
ever retain. And as the new born year comes to ;us in a
mantle of snow for swaddling clothes, we would wish to re
mind you of its various necessities tithe line of nourishing
foods, and fresh groceries ot all descriptions, and of our tend,,
erect care and greatest solieitude for its substantial and per
mananent development.
One of the goers we would recolimead for the infant
Exeter Flour and is, we think, preferable to ltobinsonis pat-
ent barley, which we also sell,snd as it develops will
no
doubt join the ever-increasing army of those whe bespeak
the praises of this reliable Flour,
More
Okt
The above adveraseraentj appeared in the
Marys Journal recently, and is only one more
> t ,nee of the popularity of Exeter fl
rs'eyi
New
Grocery
ore
Having purchased the pre,
rises lately occupied py Ur:
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.
ing 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 us with your next
order in. Groceries.
JAS. GOULD
rders For
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a n prying Take
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Self....ori Exeter
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Manure Litters
Beatty Bros: Feed
and Litter Carriers
Overhead Conveyors.
Beatty Bros.' Steel
Stalls &Stanchions
can be installed as cheap as
5 lumber tint,, last forever.
Beatty Bros: Load
Binder
10 These three ,things are great t
labor -savers For farmers n.nd ne-
cessities on a farm.
For sale by
Win, Gillespie, Exeter
PHONE 51
Iiiireetmareservoreteraseretarlir
Money is Tight
But there are people who
are constantly looking for
opportunities to lend, money
on good security. if you want
to borrow a few dollars. or a
""few thousand, our Want Ads.
will put you in touch with
those who have. money to
toa t:
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SE,\FORTH—Mrs. George Hurdle has
suffered another bereavement, in the
dedt..of her •isistar, airs. Greed which
occurred ed at her home i.i 'r..:tchelh on
Tuesday.ThisI's blra: P?hurdle's third
be-eavetnec,t within two Years; a broth-
er Et lid 4is'ters havin3 died within
that rims. 'Mrs. -Green,; „wtio was about
.311:ty years of age, had been, in , peat'
health"' fair the past ,two oza three years:
her clean. bairn, due lto p'.3:.11.:. Sae
is survived by hier,huab<21d.
carisELad. UlaST, air. a,ma 1: rs. W. A.
Racknian, tiz L'onarm uask., are tiers
as a visit 'to Tel ativOS .1ud 'friends kir'
• tyeknaatt .went west a little over two
;years agra atid.:both 'seasons :has iia'
good�cro1121'aIds"awns a half` section
"'`q4 talfrd ' $}as -Tait',Yaa got
si year ti desAite tae,c'
ads "0cua of w> at an 004P
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n
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BROKE UP THE HABIT.
A Woman Who Found a Simple Rem*
'edy For a Big Annoyance.
"What has become of those two chU
dren who visited rete so Qitenii" asked,
one west side woman of another- The
other smiled discreetly-
' They are the children of shy niece,
and she was making a convenience of
me. Of course I lone the children.
but I never allow ,myself to become
much of a 'victim of'I:imposit ort. My
niece is an extremely gay yelxng wid
ew, and she does not like to take are
of her children. She is fond of shop-
ping, matinees, aftetuoon tens and ev-
erything, id short, which takes her
axvvy from home, and alae got into e,
habit of sending her children over to
my .bullae for zne to take care of pPben
ever she wished to gad about. 1 tie,
ebled. It was time to break up the
habit, for her own good and that of
the children, as well its imine. so I
did."
"I suppose that made your niece
angry/
^`Oh no; it couldn't. 1 never said
anything, about it. The last" time file
c-hlidr'en came over I spent the after -
lion teaching ' tbenl verses ;trona the
Bible, and they liidu t thud It atiffieleo,t=
ix entertaining, They never ea toe
back. lust how they teenaged to work
it outt with their mother 1 do not know..
taut l suppose they strut,^lcer tre;,ged
off', Of eotrrse oke c•ohild not eltiea'1
o what I had dime. And it proved
a very simple solution. -New York -
AN ASTOR DEAL
The Only Time Thatt Old John Jacob
Sold Real Estate,
"One ot the most etriul,-eut real es,
tite riles the Astor family e v
ell.' anti oltly one sale is recorded in
the entire life of old ,Iobiz . ecob AM
tor,"
$old .Ni/44$ I^'. %% U fns, n renal Age
trate mmner of New York, "In 1M1
:. etor, tore dawn his ,hottse in 13ra d 1
t'vaty, cleared the whole block from
i°racy tet Marx"lay street and built the
l!e)tte uiney granite hotel ,known as
iSat* gator Meese, which eves one o
tlae first notable landmarks la New
York and Also one of the best paying
pleaces of property.
"A few dna after It was finished the
old gentteauan and Isis eldest sol, NiVil-
ii:tmn were walking tbroudh City Hail
Park, where the postofliee now staazdts,
and stopped a moment to adneire the
teillet ng, the finest hotel to en as at
that time.
" "Pop, that's a rulgbty One building,
:odd William. 'i wish to gracious It
was iniiatL'
"So?^ answered the father. Vein
l,illt,,gl4e rite $1 and you can have lt,
"Out came the dollar -a big' silver
dollar that is t'herisbed bIr tits family
to this day -and Within an hour the
deed of the property was made Out anti
recorded. This was old Mr. Astor's
only sale of real estate In his life." -
Washington Herald.
A Solomon -like Deoision.
A. Rhode island justice was called
upon to determine the ownership of a
brood of turkeys. The flock, consist-
ing of fifteen young ones, was moth-
eered'by two hens, a white one and a
bronze, and had been running far
quite .'a time over two adjoining farms.
The owner of the white ben declared
chat the turkeys mere bis, while the
man who owned the bronze hen assort
ed just as positively that they belong
(' l to him. The jug tine was puzzled. At
last a. witness sane forward who sworn
that he bad seen a dog chase th„
flock; that at' the dog's approach tht'
young birds flew up into a tree and
the bronze ben took to the words.
but the white ben turned and g've
battle to the dog The justice there
upon decided that the owner of the
white hen was also the rightful own
er of the brood of young 'turkeys. -
New York Press.
A Woman's Wit.
Thehusband of Lydia Child:: was an
Invalid for many years: l -ie was not
well "oft' in this world's goods. and
much of the support of the family was
earned by tbe wife. Thinking. of this
and of his wife's many sacrifices for
his comfort, Mr: Childs once said to
her regretfully, "My dear, I wish 1
were,Croesus."
Whereupon Mrs. `'Chllds, .with 'ready
wit and gracious tact, responded.
•''i ou: are Croesus, for, you are king: of
Lydia." --Los Angeles Times.:
, imaginary,. Pains.:
Don't laugh at hysteaieat people with
their imaginary pains, says a physi-
eian. A "delusion" ' is reality to ;the
sufferer. When one believes one has: a
pain one has the pain: All pain is in
the brain, and to believe one has it`;13
to have it. It matters riot 'a whit
whether the message is sent by one's'
toe that some kind friend is treading
on or whether it is sent°front one part
of the brain to another.—New York
Tri butie.
Unmoved.
undersi:i?nd ; your antagonist is
eaiting_ you overy .331010 he can thisal9
of?"
"Yes," replied Senator Sorghum
cheerily. "But he hasn't :much of a
Vocabulary." --Washington Star.
Much , in-Lattte-
Tommy --Pop, what sloesnultum in
parvo` mean?' T'ommy's,,.Po Holtum
in parvo is Latin. Y sOn ; Means-
• -- haven't you. ever'$eI a 'fat'-.
woman in a'; bathing su1 ?140hUadei5-
ph is i ceor(
A.FTE
HOLIDAY EXCITEMEN'.
There are marry ,restful; places to re
cuperate at nearby %a the at. Cathay-,
i+fiea, Pave:ton and 3fount. Clemens hymn
There are inany restful places to, re-
erai resorts:.; T.he "I-Iigh1ar d Ina" alt
Algonquin Park; you can eajoy the
pare air and winter, sports. and rest
to your heart's. content,
.d. tip to Temagamt Cobalt's Gowgaarda
or a;ew gold: field of Parcupino will stat
the prosnector..
The Sunny South, Florida, California
or Mexico will appeal to those ' who
wish to get away frons ilia cold weather,
Full i'iformation, tickets, and illus-
trated literature from GrandTrunk
Age .ts, r r addreaa 3, 'xi-. fcl]on aid,
District Passenger Agent, Union Stat-
ion, TorontIa, Ont,
ZC+ItICH.
M'- IF-
$: weber L r1int
v i
it
,
inah a
Zanily to town. --Dr. .foKinrtor
spat several gays last wee visiting
,relatives east of Taronta.. -- Edward
Stelclt of the kith con was taken 511
last week with aymrtoma of appendtc-.
Iiia.—SL's, Graham of Gaderich is vis -
Wang ,ng i•.er daughter, ]try, 3. 3, Metter,
*-The late Ftev, Geiger's household ef..
Leets have 'beeta tanaught herr, and Ws.
Geiger will probably reside here. -34.
Napoleon Lebeau aiad !dr. /Cadieux re.
turned' from Texas recently, and may
locate In th*,e station again -M.
1ieliernw-'tn .has purchased ne. Alfred
Gallniaik"a shoe stock and 'moving- It
to hly ahoy atore'at „Paehw;aod. - bfr,
Louis Thiel of Pigeon., 3ilcla., formerly,
blaekamtth (tore, viaited relattvee and
triende In taVIII,In.at we'ck. 20 Years
ale,, be moved to Michigan, -Mr. Louie'
S^...11be had the •trdefortune. to break',
i lea recently wiile at the g,riet mill. j
The fracture .he a bad.onet and wall lay
hint up for a time. --Miss Amelia. ;La-
,parte, who has been at the home of her
John ?Sr. and Mira. yapo>•Eefor
about sty wecke. Alas returr.,ed ; to De:
';tet t. --Mfr, V, 'Ness, sr„ who was last
week reelected trustee of tho public
ackteiot, is 'now an Ida thisteentli tei'im,
and oal Ike expiration will hays served
au :atataight yoar;13„
tbefx�;
is lilrti
taken.— FuCk ` ±.r
Odit Avairaltta ►ttiii�aa l>ti
nstralia produces those lowest o
Me quadrupeds, tbe duck billed water
stole and the echidna, or. Australian
porcupine ant eater. They, along with
the kaugaroos, may be deteribed as
the groundlings of the mammalian
family, for in respect of their struc-
ture they ere of a much lower grade
than, say, a dog ora cat. This inter,-
Canty is seen not only in the brain, but
in many other details of their bodily
anatomy.
In zoological circles tbe prevalent
opinion is that this mole Is a link be-
tween birds on the one band and teem -
mats on the other. These "lowest"
quadrupeds lay eggs like birds, tbe
young being subsequently batched
front the eggs, whereas in the kanga-
roos and all higher mammals the
young are born alive and nourished by
means of milk.
Spencer's Love Attest r.
Herbert Spencer never nlarrled.
When be was twenty years old he had
something like a tender affair, and .be
tells about .it In bis autobiography.
The young lady's affections had al-
ready been placed elsewhere, and she
was only playing with the budding
philosopher. One day her "young
man" sailed, and they all went out for
a walk. Spencer says: "She, taking
his arm, lookedover her shoulder
smilingly and rather mischievously to
see what effect was produced on me
there being an evident suspicion that
1 should not be pleased. The revela-
tion was not agreeable to ane, but still
it did not give me a shock of a: serious
kind.
KlitlF a Robin.
There are persuaons at the present day
-and not. all ,old women either -who
belie* that -killing a robin will bring
bad Inck. According to ancient belief
the stormcloud was at huge bird. ' The
Arabians represented his wings as
measuring 10,000 fathoms. This -bird
lived on worms, the latter being the
streaks of lightning accompanying
storms. The Germans remodeled the
fiction by creating the god Thor, whose
bird was *he robin- Consequeutly to
kill a robin first meant death by light -
utile, then bad duck..
EIE ISAla
La,;.a,a, or Mobs Ja'N; woe. ih
,uesi of Jos. Hu tsion, hast week.....-. ;,ere
is xalk of our 'CitizeJn:s Lorintng ci ewe
operative dairy -a- .ala assaciation.--•9GU,
Yu:.*ighlut of tile "w'est, is .here vl,ilting
hie stater, Mrs, 3. :8o;atltrataa•Misa
Aigie Johnston, oe Clinton, 10 "visiting
bei relatIves at W1ilosv Hall,—Miss
laawltstiaw. of Detroit, visited her
slater Mrs. Fred M°cDo:iell last week.--
damea. Moore who *AP somewhat.uader
the weather last week has recovered..
afar'bu:vl'and' children have so fat
ecovered that they were able to die-
penee with the services of a zaurse.--
Maaay or our cit 1zens who were laid
up witlh tli -rc-eoe;e ;Peter
\Ielyille woo ,iiadgr1ppe'a 9verarcey clvose lia3all ds
able to be out aga;4-atrs.,} 3 D Cooke
is visitliay laa Detioit,—airs. Kilpatrick
died at Icer hoose ,ons ai-ednesday, after a
prataacaed. i1Ln s.—A1 s jean 'Chap -
taxa and daughter from 31ariltaba are
visiting Mrs. D, Fraser of Stanley.—
Robt. McTaaren wertt to Lucknow last
week to attend the Cua;eral Pt a re -
1 tive—.
a ;�asy Lily Xtzngolut has re-
turned to 'tovan'after a via;( to l:er
ptaakreenctsthIen' oWattolltaa.o,-ftyndiSteafcty has
staff or the Molsoxts Batik, at Zurich,
---eve understand that Mr, Walsall -tier
contemplates leaving for tho West about
the Mat Qf ifareh, .Ir. eintenell, of
Centralia, 100 Itas bee;a there abide the
death or his brother WIltiam, lett for
'Mane oat 1?ti e,Ineedhy,,
DEATH—ta the death or 3L's, George
D. Arnold I=feneall loses tie oldest
per.9on residing lie -re. She departed.this
lire on Tuesday aftei1melting' the graaad
age of 87 year 8 mon bs. Her 'death
was simply tate result or old age, She
was burns ai Cap Diamond. but after-
vaarda wont to -haagtti'enl where ah..
event Glome year,e and then moved to
Toronto where she was married °tett her
now' bcreavod husband. They anoved too
xlilsa Craig v 3 Oi-e they spent several
yeara. About 20 years' a. -o they came
to Her -gall and have resided, here ever
stelae, i ee s o
Itt , She eti
. ;f gree Sena, . e'
daughter. 3frs. 3. Macarthur asci tl'arry
Arnold of town, G. 'F• Arnold et Buffalo
A. ,ar told eat High Il,lwr, Alta. The
renaaitns were taken by train ; t+ iR ltsa
Craig and interred in Nairn Cerneter5'
Art Enormous Sundial.
A curious phenomenon is reported In
the columns of a geographical publica-
tion. It i$' a Iarge promontory in the
Aegean sea, known as Rayon' ,Homo,
!hich extends 3,000 ' feet above , the
level of the water. As the sun swings_
around, the shadow' of this mountain
touchez one by one a. circle of islands
separatedby-regular intervals, which,:.
act ,as marks" It is the largest
Mundial in the world.
lomme Hope For Hla.
round Sorreltop-Then-; you utterly
cast mo oft, Esmeralda? :Miss Esmer•
aide (with great gentiehaess)-Why, no,
SylPester. But --but " it Wouldbe sar
silly for a girl to say yes the first time.
If -if you ,ere of the dame mind you;
Inigiit ask Inc again seine day, you
Cat OR at Wm. ga1n Baton.
Percy—Young; lttlpiclbalt had hard
luck. He ;wasdisinherited recently..
Harold—Cut .aft without a dollar eh?'
Percy—No.i His cn er did the lisin
heriting. ?Hey'Wpsr, Q�d1off lvlth 98, cental;
fac
,g
f 4 $m Annoy'
f t 'ietaUent 'abO:i'
tt mese lies.
t3},lrera- all".' i tij'
%ie1,600 lies, with a
x k� 3 .
oy5 , rr4d 1i htng 'gk
1.111.11
Sal eiTSBURT
moi'. J. Smith acct Henry Ilod
drawing the material for
atlotia under their barna In tyle
aprlatg.4ffstwo Allem and Bella Pavia
arae` horiae from their four weeks visit',
with their slacker, 1.tra. 13 Botham o¢..
Delaware,- ,Er, C1art+:sce, Irup1Rn, ;i..
etudeat ot Hutton. Colleen, wilt assist.
Rev. G. W. Macey hero with, the Surhdaj
Services. -Mr. fits. DIckens ,oat a fine
,horse last. week through death.. Johni.
Dula shad n wood bee feat weetC,-
S"hoot started last week ire No^< 0
a dangerous wound. She is eai,d
enalctng a /air recovery "however.
'EAFOli.TI?--nr:.2. - el: our readers will
re;ret. to learsi o3 ttao Budden deans of
3xr. S. C. I1arsto:ae, :0, t., a fornieil
principal o£ the Seaforth Collegiate In-
stitute, which' occured is Western algll
taiga school oia Tuesday s:rorntr. . i'Yhi5e
in SeigOrth? 31r, Harstosre •vas very papa
lar, and his suddela death velli las a,
allatter of Teg.ret to his in3:a$ ti:erid,s
a'd expuplls la Seafo;th aid vicinity
The Torotato ,Kali of ;Wednesday.snakes
the following reference tt<o the molar.-
cho1:T ,eve:at ; 'While conductina the,
devotional exercise at the ',Western high.
school yesterday morixiea' Mr. 3..0. Her
one, the principal, was a,azed 'Watt,
hear. 0n!tnre a.aal died, itr a few initiates
EL,A TSHA"RD—A;a appeal by ire tovaa
g:ilp from a judglner.t of a t :'visional
court reversii,.:g the Iudgment Af Chien
Justice Mulock and quashing the -'own;;
ship by-law to grant a bonus `of $20,-
0.00 to the ;StMarya an -d W extern On-
tario Railway was disrniss"d with,
� oata. BY t as dec.siot tl.e the eaa,,
way t;odz1Pat y is not etzt;tted "ea t.ee ?son-.
SEAB0RTH-Daniel iX,nechtele an oid
Huron, boy, and a non or Intra'. I techtel,
f. H' i it tote
o �aspurhey, d ed t}t l� home
Chicago Gnat January 11th, Deceased had
been a resident of Chicago for about
twenty years,.I-lc was fifty-eight, 5'ears
of age. Brifiht'a disease was the
e
muse of death.
ITCIIELL--Tho home of Ma. and
Ire. Fred Horn, Logan, was the aceae'.
ot: a very happy event on Wednesday,
San. lath, when Inas Louisa, second
daughter, Was united in the holy-bOnde
of matrlmcnty 'to Mr. Chis. Elaigson,
son of. Kr. 'Illepry 11iSson, of Aldtchell,
13RYANSTON-':1 ecrious shooting af-
fair Is reported from hear Bryanston.
Bruce Powell, a youth of 22 years old,
discharged a 22 -calibre rifle, accident-
ally, It Is ,said, \th'e,huliett etialcia;• his
married sister, sirs. aleRoberts, who
vatsinthe ,room'at,the time. The bullet
struck her In the hip, and went up-
wards through her stomach, causing
SUB
Resident l idk Maid t.;urses
txlcaaaa
. W. Weetrrveit, aireetereee.'n, C.e...
Principal.lfxcc..,
FERR
�. aShc saw e
moan ttLsatcH:s1
armory l� Barre beat
tier narnr t�ttla 7leld.
tit. Tiib Dls1 r+tarze a-
�eseecu iham
dart zai rr,
It Goes to The Home
Our paper goes to the home
and is read and welcomed a';•.rc.
1t you wish to reach the hot:a.:-
wife, the real arbiter of dorre.:;:;
destinies, you can do so through
our paper and our Cleve:Med
Want Ads. form an interast;ti
and well-read portion of it.
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THREATENED WITH PARALYSIS,
Peter E. Summers relates his experiences
"I was troubled with Nervous Debility
fornanny years. T lay it to indiscretion
and excesses in youth. I became 'very
despondent and didn't care whether
worked or not.' I Imagined everybody
who looked at me guessed ray, secret.
imaginative' dreams at night weakened '.
me --lay back ached, had pains.in the tl
back of my, i head, hands - and feet were
cold, tired in the morning, poor appetite, >�
lingers 'vere•'shaky, eyes blurred, hair 0'
loose, memory poor, etc. Numbness in,
the flngert set in and the dodtor told me
Ile feared paralysis. ; I toolc -all kids of
medicines and tried many' first-class
physicians, saw re an electric belt for three,
butreceived jade. benefit. I
eErotsc rttE>a2MENT nvas induced to consult Drs,. Kennedy & Art Ft'-rpEATmttiT
Kennedy, though- 'bad lost,all faith in
doctors. Like .a irowning man I: commenced the NEW MZTaov •TREATMENT nand iL `
saved; my Life..' The improvement Was lice nia is—I could feel the vigor goingthr'ough
'the nerves- I was cured meatallyand.phyyiealiy. 3 bare; sent: them many. patients
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