Exeter Advocate, 1911-12-21, Page 41
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'TgURSPAY, DEV. 2L,':
HYDROsELECTRIC VOTE
There seems te ho.considerabis divers
sty' ot OPia/011 3.5 tO the PurlSose of the
`vele to be„ taken, on the HydrOSEleetrie
By-law"n Sown on January ist. Some,
People aro under the Impression that
voting tor this Iss--lew that it is a dri-
Oret oommittal of the toWn to MoUgY
by-law, Such, however, is not the case
stit-gottY o ndirectly ; no is. it la., alat-.
Leo tO commit thettoWn to a trsoney -ex-
penditure. The sole+ carpet and 'purpose,
of this by-law is simply a plebiscite to
tLoi if the towns, villages and town
ships are Ss, favor of the HydrosElees,
rie System, so that the Hyd.ro-Electole'',
,Commission will be in a positiest to'
skoow th* feeling of the county before
y gp to she expenoss tif installing
'Inset:1story and developing pess-or Los the
benezt of. this county, Let there be AQ
two opinioas about this matter.
aight plebistrite, noa-cornsolttal
is purport, and, should have the heart
UPPort of every satepassor and citizen
Easter. Ass on illustratirm of, the
highly pleasing' features and service of,
t ydrg Eleetric Isawer wo will
.44.1 instanoe raS haw it -worked, with•,
Ire firm, The owners os the nous
place contracted, with theo
furnish power srsi. t's4,
larfse mR tor lyc
"ag Only beSn -installed a
il when the owners, being se
'ed.With, the results, ltad the
ssontr. ded for another seven,
months,rnado t Year in all, and,
• ir milLpond. Titia
31Y one of hundreds of
atisfaCtion. Nat,
v state 30Q 3.strawSn
way of le seratring, Of, 1-IYarosEl-
WAY, and sbOttlst
on January 1,st
w bo I, ,g disgrace to the
People of Exeter,
mil
few
"SrriCe
ATIME ESS -
By r s'assi the inetrarra of the
tiers" 'slature will liner up as toilows
,La' ers — 20
Doctora 11
14
'Veteritrary susgoons . • ..
Z.lartUfacturers „.,.„....,„ 7
'Farmers . • .. . . 11
Luntherroot..1 ....... '••• • •• tit •,•••••
Aeersantatate 9110,' 11,1 ..... ie••••., 4
Vadortalter ...
Etliitore .....
Insarance Men
1
Einaaelers . . ... ..... ... • • . • ...... 2
Real estate .... ... • .. . . ..... 1
Civil engineer ,„. .............. ..... 1
CiallttrACtOr'S f•it • .. • . •111•••••••
etarAl',C •• •'• • ... .
Cattif., $,14aler ...„. „„. .... „. 1
your Christin a pre -
's red wno s our oun-
., will be?
theMberist2,* Your friends at Xmas
ismbss the poor, who ?save
ates strod
,T.seoe :s vv-ery prospact of a t1iroe-
cornets-0 7:11. Stephen this year for
the Reevr.slli,P, between Reeve. Henry
Wiliest.- Deputy Reeve W. D. Sander.s
ad vL:i son. This would
make a :7,-.rtereeting contest 'and the re-
sult would b n doubt until the last
VQ te was Qounted:
BUTTER THAN SPANKING
Spa.nk:tag does not cure children of bed
wetting. There is a constitutional cause
for
this trouble, Mrs. M. Summers, Bon
W. 840. 'Windsor, Ont., will send free tp
any mother her successful home treat-
ment, with full instructions. Send no
money but write hes to -day if ,your -
children trouble y,ou In this way. Don't.
blame the child. the chances are -
can't help it. This treatment also cures,
adults arid aged people troubled with,
urine difficulties by day ,or night.
SPOTTON
Stancle for all that is modern
in Business Training. A Chain
of Seven Colleges in leading
towns and cities. Two Thousand
students in our Colleges aod
Horne Study last year:- We
train from ten to t Yenty
dents for every one trained by
mOst schools. There's•a reason
It is freely admitted that our
graduates g,et, hest positions,
and the detostnd for them is
"seven times the supply, Fis-
elusive right for Ontario Of the
famous Bliss B)okkeeping Sys -
tens, You may study at house
or partly at home and finish at
College. A Basiness Edoestiori
pays a dividend eve, y day of
your life,
.inier Term From Jan.
1912
9:
Writes call or ono
O '4V6tri
'es a F. YVard-
,DOES!. 'PIUS APPLY TO EXETER
Is it posetele that the following from
The Kitchell, Advocate appIIe to Exe..
tee?.
' Friday, Dec. 22nd, nominations
kir the town of MOtiolsell will take
Place: Who 'ts so:rag to stand? This toles
l:oa- a',02 -11c1, 00. all sides, but every-
body shakes, hOs. head negativelY, It
shosnd be hand:Kt stra4y14 to any aro:
pirant after muntoipal honors that be
must be prepared, to come right, out
and state definitely what PoIleY Ila
win piarsu..3 it elected, We have heard
• t3e..h0y, flimsy promises of ; I
vor'egg-and-so, and stand,,or this and
that." The- ratepayers are just now in
this position, that they don't give a
snap -sclias, any roan favors or stastds
for: they want to know what he Is gq-
`ng to do, not what he f.st goingto talk
• Taere io no use blinking, the tact
that this town is dlivided into at least
two difforent camps on munAcipal busi
tiess. And oil, Ca the nfortunate truth
that whateVer one aide Proposes • the
other side,will promptly and gleetully
pick to iiireoes. The procesis is interest
but acawelY makes far progress.
It a to be .very much regretted that
es good "town like SP:soh-ell. with Its
eXcellgot.oPportustiges for advancement
that factional strife has been with us
lor yearj."(The Advocate favors the aol-
etm men for naturicipal positions,
wo ars' poepared to be aggress:we ;who
vo one's -31s ginger in them to meet
trouble more than half way; and who
-.IA not be so eternaRy arra f.d. that
• nessfeelings will be hurt,"
'1(4001
hriatmas to all.
'We are irr-or,roed' by members of the
tenrPerange organisation or Stephen
tonstri:ir lthat they intend nominating
a candidate. for each mtUdelpal Office.
Reove, ,Deleat7; and. councillors; and
that they will 'VOW tte a Man for the
mon of the.r olsoicts,
Tire three retiring school truatees
this .5:ear are Messrs. P. FraYno, 13, E.
Huston, and P. W. Giatiman, We have
not learned whether they intend seeking
Pesalection, -.Among Inhale who have
been nienttioned aa probable.candidates
-E, M. Digstan, S. Fitton, Rev. D.
Coll!no and Fake, any one or
all of whom would malts.capahl,s trus
tees
OilEDITON.
A, .ierlry'lGitelllsithas to all the ,read -
ere of The Advocate.
ThSS is a busy week for everybody.
.i. lttle-alsioslosos would be splendid
,Os the bol1days,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark arta family
of De.vharry, Alta., arc vi.al.t.ng with
toslorr's parents, Mr. and "l‘ire,
Jas. Clark.
ThesMethocirst Church will have then'
Ch 3tnla0 entertai nutut in their cltitreh
Taursday n'ssilIt, to -night. A good
program has bon prepared, and all will
be suss to enJoy the entertainment, The
ontertalnment or (ho $uncle.y-school of
the Evan,Selleal Church will -.be held, on
Monday evenins, Christmas ni,ght. The
first part of the program will consist
of songs by the sehool, readings, etc,
by 1,11.0 C11114.1r011, W11,110 the second part
wOlt be a grand chorus entitled 'Shiloh'
About erixtY singers will take part.
None should, miss this. It 'will be the
resutt of weeks of practice and Use
chorus is novo at the stage ,or perfect -
Von.
;NIT. and Mrs. 'Wesley Wirier Istrve re,
mooed Immo. to Marlettte, Mien, atter
a few days v:sit wsth friends hare.
Mrs. Sohn H. Si:breeder went throu-
g cical operation in Victoria ITos-
Paul, Landoo, one day last week and
t tinle of, 'writ:erg, is doing nicely. Her
many friends '11`113t 3112 144111 have a.
sseedy recovery.—
Mrs. PelTY 02 Pontiac, Mich, is vls-
.S:os hes parents Mr. and 'Sirs. Sohn
Sae was aceompanied by her
ha' sister 'Miss Martha Wind, who
spent a few weeks in Detroit visiting,
La- sisters.
The Township council had. their last
meeting o: the year on Friday. Wild
and stioriog rumors and afloat as to
be the candidates. for munici
pal honors. Next Friday Is Nomination
I)ay and 5t will prae tth be an inter-
estins one. Hand shakSagrhas nOw been
revived agerin, which is a sure indicat
Son that there is something doing. The
people w011 be ,g,iven an oppoirtunity to
vote to: or ag,aisast the Cattle By-law
now In force. Tarfisc has been asquestion
much- talked about and many opinions
orave. ben presented. The council will
now be "sr a positOon to lersow 51 She
Pyslaw iss 0. favorablelone to the People.
C.ediSon will vote on the Hydro-. clec-
tri.; „on .Tarissary 1.8th next. All should
vote;_cyr tlhils. To have electrieity at
no f. o: 24 hots :la the day all year
round.'"Jsa polvile„g„e nos;given to every
oc. Now.1„, that raUwood Duld only
▪ our town would. be second to
'none. T,hat-'-mi.gkit be an inducemord, for
our •married -men to invest their money
onih _by taloiln,g, eitock in a factory
.'nstead of sanding, it elsewhe,e' to help.
c'tb-e-7 P1ae0 and then Perhaps io the
end have noth:ng: left, but theil,r,exper-
Seace ,f.or their hard,. earned nione7. ,
Schap], elos!es th,:t0 week an F,ri,day.
We oiess,ad. to ,,n.ate th.at tne statf.
'ot.tea.Chers has been re-engaged tor" a-
nother term. They are siving goal sat-
,
'...sfactLon.
,-, Chris Zu,efle •of Honsaii visited his
'-mother Mt. Ones. Brown. on T4csdaY.
Iter 3. J. G„, Ijtt, P,residing eidsr of
in'estded over the quarterly ser-
vIce to T11112'Evang,elical Cnuni•ch last,
, ,
Sunday. ,
,
;The ma.ny Lfrilandle of the late, Wesley,
Herr were 'S'Orry td isa,nn otrhis death
ac3 1.02i4 1dCr ta mch els ea. o 910n-. The lbraV8d N'T-clow and the re-
laves
,haVo the sincsre sympathy of
, .
OA SEIVI 00 D
;••Th ,
the wedding. ber.:S, sound,
,
fo ti
n
ilsecionlas of Mr. Harberer of
, , „ „ ,
Ziri.ch. Mds D,ader 'ha,s 'lived- in this
dtihrnuiy a1 13,07 1111.1'.a
whi know her-
sbse,'"' eh's.
9aew11other .ircone _bright'
the Youns,‘ ''Ootrpre
6,1,7ine`Ocialgqb_al-P'1*
',VT- R. R. McLennan, a former school
teacher, sPent a few days in thin' /Slide
vrith. old friends.
• The stores look 2ie Christmas.
E.' M. Broken:shire took in the Xmas
entertainment at ShiPka on Tisuriday
Mr .Loui*Etavelle of Grand,.liend was
in tha busg Monday ..nigfirt. -
/Too late for last week.)
Rev, J. G. E.:oecuPied, the put -
pit in the Evangelical Church last Sua-
day.--Several from 'this place attended -
the funeral of the late M, John
Williams at Ziirichi on Sunday last --
Election passed off very quietly ' on
IsIonday last in this plece.,--32r.; T. B.
Martyn, sold, his farm on the ,Goshen
line to Mr. 31arcu1a Wilds of the same
Place Mr, W1d now' has two Hundred
acres of, land- ti one block.
WINCHELSEA "
Death of Wesley Keri—After.everal
months of wani,ng, estinength and, tedioUs
'11,rtese Mr. Wesley Kerr, who has
fought a brave fi.ght agaitist the great
destroyer, Passed away peacefully 011
Monday, about noon, at the age of 42
years, 1 month and 4days, The de-
.
ceased was the v:Ctian of that dread
srsease, anaemia, coupled with neuritis
Qt the nerves, end, while all Possible as-
ststaucP in the way of medical., treat-
ment and nursang, was rendered it af-
forded lintle or no ,.relief. For' the past
!ow' weeks. te.. Is.as 'hoverezel betareert
and death. The, deceased was a- native
of the Townsh'ipo3 StePheri, Oeing„.born
en Ow5tti eonc-,!s,%!,olvia the year , --4900,
V;le greater Part. Of his, life was sPerit
tl that towlisitils He spent two years
at Brinsley and. for a, number of years
conducted a general store in Crediten,
but for the Past four years has resided
at Winehelsea, where hondated the
store bileiness for Mr. Thee. Coward,
Mr. Kerr was a man of eXcellent busi-
ness prialcdpIss and durStur'his business
career made MUM' Warm friends, who
ve.11 deeply olown 14o demise, He was
a member of: the Methodist eureh, and
took an active part to Its various bran-
ches, and in chureh circles he w',,11 be
much missed. ES was a valued mein -
• of the Mason's& fraternity and 'Mae
of the idaccabees, About 12 Years ag0
he inarriled Mss Vinetta Danes,dattsths
ter 0 idr, J(13, Hanes of creaton, by
vshom inc ls stroSiVesi, tegethor With 3
b -others and o 1ster, Charlei and
Fred of Stephen, W•illiain of Lesidens
and Mrs. E, Heaver of Crediatort, Tao be -
waved relatives have the profound, sym-
, of ISie- whole community. The
funeral takes place to -day, Thursday,
to the Erceter cemetery.
Mar** Changes have takersoplace, 'it our
midst. E43,31 week we said good -hyo
Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Coward and fam-
ily, who nuaved to their new _home in
London. We foundoMr, and Mrs. Coward
very Mod pant obliging and their fri-
ends in Winchelsea follow them with
interest and wIsit them every success
'n the Foreat 0117.—To Messrs Skinn-
er and Gunning who have taken Jheir
place, as General Merchants here, we
aotonti our heartiest wishes for thesr
p_osperilly and haPPrimeast 111 Winchelsea.
--,Miss Ella Heywood has returned home
from Lucan.—itiass Nella Heywood *le
at Present at Hyde Park.—The annual
Chrletmas entertp.inment will be held
'n Sunshine church, on Moridasi evening
Dec 25th, a good Progrartulls is, be -
lug preparea and a good time expect-
ed.—On the Sunday Preceding, seriices
will be conducted at 2.80 by Rev. Yell
and of Exeter and at 7 by Rev. Colin
Fletcher of Thames Road.—An 3000001
or tire death of Mr. Kasr. the school
entertit'ilment will be Postponed. ---On
Friday evening Dec. 22nd the nmills
ot Wisichelsas wIll ve and entertain -
instil 11n tho school -house and the tea --
8 ,er and pup:ls Will 'be glad to see
the schoo, section well represented /And
also any others who are able to. attend.
At the C1032 Of It.he programme assilver
collection will he taken ito meet the ex-
penses anti also- tn aid of the SiOlt
Coilden's RosPital. A cordial Myatt -
tion is extended • to all.
• . Jessie E. Hani!lton, Teather.
ivioaftEs vILLE.
A very pretty but quiet wedding was
solentnized at the home of. 31r. ;Nloses
SimPsort, when their da.ughter,
united Lin marriage to Mr. John Wright
of London, Rey. Con,n'ars of Ansa...Craig
performing thn ceremony. The , bride
was handsomely attired in white silk
with. Pearl trionsSngs and carried a larze
bouquet of white roses with streamers,
wearing the citsitomary veil and orange
blossom wreath. Miss Florence • Mc -
'Donald acted as bridesmaid, dressedin
eream, and carr.ymg, pink roses an ,car-
na.tions. M1313 Grace Nelson and Perna
Derails, Ilt?,C23 groOra,- " made!
'handsome .little flovrer girl, and r'.ng
bearer, and were dressed -In' white
glllc and nary:Jed .,eaen, a basket or
C0303 and .carnations. Mr. Bert Wright
•-o° Vs:Ingham ,brolher of the groom, act-
ed:as' 'best "name. 'The bride entered the
parloi: at 12 o'clockson, the arm of • :her
Father, while the sWeet strains of
the' Wedding 'IntirCh was' played by 2M1sa
Isoulse Ea.creet of }Exeter. The cere-
mony Oyer': all repaired ,to iran din"-
roorn, rsi:rdlore a. dainty wedding diil-
fer was served Th grooms grooms gift to,
11 brdi was a gold watch -arid rob
and to the brOiesmaid a..S.old looket
and c-SylOso, ana to -the- groomsman; al
gold cuff slake,' to t0 flower girls,
gold bracelets. Among the beauts:61 and
useful presents was a check for $130
=,st?,,m 'oss ,Issoires parents.' TY1 bri aq' 9 go-
away dres.,..3. was ,,navy 'blu?. ladies
cloth 'with -her' to platC1,1: were
guests present froor Wingham,.Laselet,
Exeter, London,• Belmont, .Thamastord„
Dior, -1,11r:en and Ciandeboye. The happy
couple I' the • evenpg z, rain • a ra'd
a shower o r3a3, etc., to"elson,dro was,1 -
'w:11 he th'etliv fuluse home. Ttle..T'
r:hrids-Cxfiend c onara t ula D.011 O and heal
wLsh,es , or Aheritto/sSuture happacss.
"MTS. 3.N-'0'.1''144:Viiilif),Ined to the h LL
a fes•daYs .0
ley spoils
Andy Atkins
Slossan w.
Hope thr a :speedy secove,r,
0
-?
Ste
s. •
Deafness: Cannotbe Cured
"-
bilocid'applicatione, se they cannot reach the divests
_ I
irct portion of the ear, Thereto only oise way to cure '
deafness .m4 that is by consstitutional remedies
firteutarnlifillulicsrsedefthl;YRaultilta-inefibirrirriT;4he.aditWili°11er
tubensinflansediojahavOarnsubling sound or los-
pidOthearing, Aso trtmst it is entirely closed.. Deaf.
tietnitreltoSeadutliat.irltadktra et;tihetle igstruitustwrt!liltIcs6(mosoblir..
deotroyed forever; nine CaSe41
outoftentsracausizel by Catarrh, whkh 1. notlzing
bukantioi!impa condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will.; ve 0ne,11un re Dollars ter nuY cue of
Dealness(cauSedisy,eatarrh) that- C44/140t be cured
by' Hall's Catirrti-Cure. Saud ter circulars free.
• J.CIIKNAT As CO. Toledo 0.
Tark4e1)11YalDrul's fggatuistillj; 7Pilelle for eenstiPation
BRUCEFIELD—Mr. Alexander _Reiss
a pioneer of this 'section, psseed away
at his home 'Thursday from pneurizonia
Tie was a farrnerrmany years buts More
recently was a builder and contractor.
--Mr, Rosa vine, the, trat white •child
born i'sr. thie Towns'hip of 1htckerstnith
Huron County, wligre helived all his
life. With, itia father, he cut out what
is known as the London road, which
runs from London, north tio
He leave besides hes widow, a large
family of 'eons and daughter's -
FOR SALE OR 4-a3ASE
We are open to sell, --The Ittssett store
next the Ceara), Hotel, (stibjeet to one
year lease); tho Lliory barns behind,
the said ,store., (subject to telt year.
lease) ^' also sell or lease the B`ssett
g_rairt warOhottee att tIrckG, Istatiort
also sell er least) *bent 34 acme of
land op tb,e sensitent autiolstts of the
village, `/
'Write WO to: further Particulars, Of-
fers will be received UP to Dec. 18.
EXECUTORS of W, G. laStssett Estate
MRS. 1Y, 0, BISWror
FRANK L. TAYLOR
FARM FOR, SALR
That choice farm of 108 acres oa the
2nd and ard concessions of Ugloorne,
being one and a half InSles front Exeter
On the Prelni..sei 13 a large br:ck, house
vv:tIt slate roof, and, frarne barna and
stabl'alg. Will be sold separately er
together to 8141 purchaser. 15 acres So
Sail wheat, 40 acros Plowling done,
balance lit g75,S9, Apply to
THOS, FISHER, Exeter,
FOR SALE
barrows and scaffoldings. Apply to
About 1000 red bricks, Also wheel Read it. There are values. here that
you've never dreamed of getting.
SUPT. NEW BANK OF COMMERCE
Auction Sale
CANADIAN BAN
OF:COMMERCE
SIR EDMUND WALKER,. O.N.O., LLD., MCA., PRESIDENT
• 'ALEXANDER LAIRDJ GENERAL MANAGER
CAPITAL, ; $10,000,000
REST. .$8.000.000
MONEY ORDERS
The Money Orders of The Canadian Bank of Commerce are a safe,
convenient auxi economical method of remitting small sums of money.
They are payable without charge at every branch of a chartered bank in
Canada (except in the Yukon Territory) and in the principal cities of
the iirnited States.
The Orders and full information regarding them
on appiieation at the Bank.
in the event of loss of a Money Order the Bank will, on receipt of
a satisfactory guarantee, make arrangements to refund the arnount of
the lost Order. A232
may be obtained
EXETER. l3RANCH—W, H. COLLI1S, Manager.
Branch also at cretuton.
The Molsons Bank
Incorporated 855
Capital (paid up)
Rest Fund - -
Total Asets Over
$4,000,000
$4,600,000
$44,009,000
Has 88 Beatiolaes in ..Janada, zi.od Agents and Correspondents all e
Principal Cities in the
GENERAL RANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED,
SAVINCS BANK DEPARTMENT
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at al Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate.
EXETER BRANCH
Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government.
DtozsoN & CARLING, Solicitors; N. D. HIJEDOIS' Manager,
Dofil Overlook This Ails
OF FARM STOCK
00 Lot 30, Con. 2,, USBORNE, on WED
NESDAY, DECEMBER 270, at one
sharP. the folowing proPertY,
HORSES -1 choice, mare, 1 -yr -old, suP
Po3ed -to 1).1 foal, agricultural; 1
3 -,yr -old, agricultural; 1 strong
drivinS 'attripo sod - to he In foal
to 'Voltaire; 1 drivingmare 2 -yr -old,
(inlet 'and reliable ;I. Percheron sucking
tolt ; 1, Imy sucking Oolt,
ikatevrect cow; 1 cow due
In Sann'ary f 2' coVta due In .'Siarch; 2
cos due ln Aprlt ;1 cow duo in May;
1: cow due ch June ; 3 steers_ 3 -yr -old
3 heifers, 2 -yr -old; 7 yearlings. and 8
calves
BOGS—Pour sows due in laouary,
sown due 10 February, 2 •.ows titre in
March, 0 store hogs 185 noltads
Positively no reserve.
Terms --,$.5 arid under cash; over that
amount 8 mos. credit on furnishing ,ap
proved joint notes. A discount' of 4 per
cent oPf for cash'
GEO. DUNN, Prop.
T.CAMETION, Auct.
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR
EXCURSIONS
,
Between all stations in Canada, also
tON:agara Falls and Buffalo, N. Y.,
Detroit and Port Huron, Mich.
•
SINGLE FARE--IVIissimurn Charse 25c
Good go 'Ing- Dec. 23, 24; 25. Return
iindt Dec. 26. Also goodsgoing Dec. so
:31, and Jan. 1. Return limit, Jan. 2,
FADE AND ONE-T,HIRD--Minimum i..
''.'• ' Charge,
Good go'ng D.ec. 21, (10 Jan. 1, inclusive ,
Return L5rnit Jan ` 3.rd.
KNIGHT, „kgeht, Exeter.
RHEUMATISM •FOR
FIFTEEN YEARS!
Throws, away crutches after,
using 'Father Mornscy s- No 7
UT}IA.MPTON NE Oct 15 19/0-
'I had suffered with Rheumatism for
fifteen years— sosnetirnes so badly 1 had
to use crutches --and could get nothing
to help me.s. I saw your No. 7 Tablets
advertised and decided to ,give them a
trial. I procured a box, and in a very
short time 1 got re -lief, and by the time
I' had taken five boxes the RheumstIsra
had all ieft me. After 18 months' it re-
turned ----1 got another box, and now
am free from Eheurnatisrn. I can .con-
cientiously recommend your remedy to
11 sufferers from Rheumatism Your
Tablets are great, — worth their
Charles
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General Merchant
d Uikerste.-e-
We are hitching the $ to the big
gest load it ever pulled.
Read on you will sure to find
something that will suit you.
FOUNTAIN PENS
vs Rh top's 14 karat gold, nibs, g
bands and 'pearl
POETRY
ss Too Fompletc works Of
poets, bound in Morroco,
abd 0. krge typo, $1.00.
SLEIGHS
for I3oys and Girls—Coa.sters 95 asd
50e, Extra heavy sled for $1.0o.
ROCKING HORSES
The only amusement for a small 01211(1
The longer they silt ola It the betier
they like it. Prices 00e to $1,15.
SEWING MACHINES
A spec:al discount on-Reymonti, Sinscr
and NOV( Williams. We 'are offering an
extra NOW Cabinet grlarallieeel for 10
Years, goldm oak finish', tull se: 01
attachment tor $22.75. If you aro
Sttrinkins, of buying in 1012 do it irow
We will give it to You at the reduced
price. NEEDLES for all makes of ma-
chines.
CHRISTMAS BOOKLETS
SundaY School Teachers svishirig to
present booklets to 'their pupils will be
given a special price. -3e. to 50c.
the differeSt
India. paper
tn3LEs
Rook every person should have, ant'.
mad. Prices range front 150. to 1.5
-Morocco bound, slik sewn far $1..00
HYMN.' nopK,.s
• lacluding Methodist, Presbyterian mid
Anglican, 10e. to 4.00
,MOPTH ORGANS
Arid swell musical instruments, Suit-
able for boys. A grand moutlt organ
for 25c,
STATIONERY
' A regular boxful containing 100
sheets for Sc. 25 of the best bonden-
velopes for Se.
XMAS. STATIONERY
Beaut!ful linen paper enclosed in a
handsome box—A gitt that is, appreciat-
ed by all -20c. to $1.25, A sPenial 00e.
line for 15c.
Just A Word About Piano
We are carry -1.11g a much, larger and more assorted stock than vse ever did
before, and -the prices that we are going to sell them at will make yor& sit up.
FOR EXAMPLE—We offer you a large 4 ft. 7 in. piano, full iron frame
Pullman' wire strings mahogany finish, double veneered inside and out with, an
unlimitted guarantee. This piano is .sold by Heintzman & Co, and all We
ask of° you. Ss to can and judge for yourself. Its the biggest value you havo
ever seen or heard ot, We have no co mpetition 03 th,:,s piano than thb price.
This piano is in a class by itself, and that's Fligh Class. We would like to
know if t1(er3 is an, intending, pu:ehasec curious enough to call a,nd inqu:re the
priee. It will do us 'bosh good. At an 7 rate call and receivo one of our large
art calendars.
MARTIN 86 SON
OU
To protect your family 'from the ra,vages of disease and infection; and
the rigors'of winter; to make your home the abode of Health and Happiness.
Statistics tell us thHt there were over 250.000 deaths in -North America
last ye;irfroin fever and Pneumonia; Over 90 per cent, of these , cases were
traceable to out -door closet's, an all were the result of insanitary conditions,
Are, you going to alLess tMs terrible death rate to continue.
Why not insure 1-Icaith by isstassong oPARKYTE" SANITARY CHB.
, Absolutely Sanitary and Odorless carries the endorsement of ,PhYsielans
and Health, Ofsosals, and ous cosn _Lyon -clad guarantee Requires n° exP°11-
e-ve water -system; no- Plumbing), 1,0 sewage can Ise • Installed in anY 'Par
s,' your hernia alt .the coSt of a few minutes of your spa...ro thne lasis asli-fe-
, and cast ,losa thesis a CENT a day.
SARKYTE'sit's.,,P.hein, leals..,..haas,,,been proven by Bacteriolosleal. test to be
SIPowes'Attl' infootanOsl4Doodoranl and Gea-rnicide, .knoven. .to Science.
qld: by
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EDMONTON
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VANCOTJVER
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