HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1912-6-27, Page 4Beware ofOintments for Catarrh wiNDOWS IN NIANIL.A.
1 TITE CAIVADIAN BANK
extter Abuotate, 1)ashwood, that Contam Mercury,
Sanders Ze Creech, ProPo, Jolla sohtz)eder,was rashedt to, vietor$0,
" ontlon, on Saturday-. even4ng
,
To.-CRsDAy_ juxv, as a xesult of haying, burst a, blood res.
• tk el. Mr SChnoeder, 'was !on his wayf
inome, When a:b1,otid vessel! in brie ,.head
'Suddenly burst. Ho lost considerable of
blood b.efore the could,g'et the wound tkled,
up and as s*n13:4, possiible went to, the
hospital. He fis at present. (Wing nicely
a.rid ft,:ils expected, be antis to cents
nomo •a few davs.,k
A rink of iThtetez• bowlers gave
Dashwood men a -friendly gams on
the local green last Friday, resulting fa
. The !people or, the United States should
ba able to take a PrpPer measurement
or Roosevelt now, His overwhelming
contid.ence hr.ir.t,selt must aiso have
ceived !i',•qod
And now it ',nil, he the Deers2crat=c Nat-
eenventten that will eecupY
front pages of the howspaparo. Al-
ttexliVa there are man:6e' candidates "sto-,1..„ the visators b115 a tew etil2t$, „up.
oranda a Our auto. bus took, largo 1034 te
ellarietN of receiving a -4.0nroi, 1,,,o,/re.aat!ozi. the Ringling c!",rcus Lordon Friday.
lqr. Owen of Jiix"idion, agent for Raw-
Ro°8-',10t got just vr.itaz every 'Abut_ dea Bawden, real estate dealers of
ter -in" should After a iintn-, Exeter and Londpin was in tewn on
ontedrennonnan for rteub, ht./shwa...* Monday,
i'tea)1/°zI41,, and failing to beat Quite nwnber of our People took
"Taft now thre.vens tt3srunt the tlis Crediton excers:an. to Goderieh Mon.
PaTtlY, Whm a man goes to that, ex._ day and report having a gPed Ville.
tretae it siMpty shows thig the dele-
•gares did Tleht to turn bita down, e
althOugh liais a large. following.
Roosevelt ntwabe's did look like
flour-flustmr" frtom this stdo tbe
One -
Crediton
Monday Nv4s ChCc golittalr tew1).
NEWS OR THE, WERK Things were quiet duriing the day..
Mra. Ifetrey Wind an drantilly and Mrs
Word. has been, received tbs.t Rev. Geo. Perr,y of Det.Vt, art., visit/AM
W. Sperling sod, family are comittg their parents ;le tewM for a few weeks.
1041:13e on .furitaagh fro the, Chinese fdis- Zee Annual Ontidnsn'a Day FestiVal
In'eld and Sala J1 -Me 25th from was OAVOn .f,P the Bvskigelleal church on
Sh411,1014a. ,.!Zs eXPected that they wIll Snnnay everting, large nantbez weal
airelYe 411 St, Manfa Stseut 4110110f in attend -4;M The altar int the Chanel',"
later. benundleully 'tliteorated with; fiewers,t
' palms and drapery t'on the ovessien, Aij
petil4.043 beinne eircelated in tne enjoyed the prIngmen wtqcti. watswell
Anteresto of S. 8. Cooper pf Clinten, rendered and a tmat to hear, Receipts
wimp was sentenced bY the Ceturny,Jqdge amounted tn„,,38.
recently at the $eesleas theoPeace Ifoltqmattn of the lienthWelstere
The. petitlen *eta 43rth that tine etndence College, tiaplerville, and. MiEsts Pearl
4tresenteel tho treat did rteri, Jusli'cy Holtzmann Pr the Dealeoneas T•Tespital,
t11.0 '1104'gt. Q.t. the ,htuF. and,' funther, ChicagO, are 1Veme vi,siting their
tr4t ;e4iniOt.b.Ais, been, severely pan* eats, jtfr. tend. '„sfrt„so 3. H, Hollzmann.
te.ed, alreedY bY the! taking, away or 1110 Mr, and Mlle, Gee Baltic.> of Detroit,
incenses of tine l*ten„ and ,nther ways, Won, returned, to thek city on SaturdaY.
*----•Santael Brown /las received, bier Ito
The hero of inadyerr4th. caearge 0.14. It Ad•s a- large rioorref car, lo:g
Wnite, died Monday at 44 home in ennugh ror wallet, family and. a dandy
Citelses, Eno% He we rlr through the Ii-, maehfne.
tan Mutfuy nt 185T. I. the 'Afghoo Mr, Heaton the Eurtich schnol pre -
War in 1879-83 no won the Vieterai sided oYed" the ientrance examinatinno
'PCQESS, it was. la titflei war thnn wben oun scitloni during the latter( ,'sr* of„,
ido prat tialtot throttell exhaatet%,)n last Week,
Piclvadile.`,4d 41010 vireo tho opposing zrie mue„el 1.4;otkoie,411„„ myrtle
Snivel -41 dent). ge eingle-ltended noa4,,Lawson and Pearl Heist were
stra'gbt up tai tionntannlets Lot. the Afgban ;den 'an Tuesday try,ing their musical er-
cannon at Kaitrion.ar and captured one larnittalnotta cnnneetion with the con -
with itn's own barnia, dere:tiled Lady* servaoory 'music
suanr4tt, thZ, H2O,r \ler for 110 days. Ira 8, irowaspna last Sunday in. To
onto with fine:aim.
Tne tour onnnts youths, wino Pica-Oedl Mr, d -y Hanley and '14130^
guAty two ennetirs aglx to a charne of r,r of nlattletta Onto are to NI
bangtany a, Snefortnn were let ge on end Mrs, Wm. Lewis,
auspeaded sona.Nace by Fils fiennor Jude Mr Ben Winikernwetter of Nap:eTvn!p,
Deyls at Gnelniele. 'Tbrough the fitotru-1111.„ vis:ted Mr, and Mrs. Augu.st Hell
In-Intel:1y Sieraf ReYrolds work. has ion Sundann
lo;on securednin town lor tnrre of ttiont.' Last Saturday the Methodist chureli
wilgu tho 1.'oLtrtb, 04 the retlueg' tzeg SundaY tinned)] picn:ekeel at Grand Rend
mentor, well reanane etastad,•* ungl A good. crowd wail hs attendance and all
money norwarded to pay V•45 t.ranWay• hid a very enjoyable time,
fare hen*. Ft= lnqufries made by WO ara pleistettnO sea Fred 'Vounn at
Crown Attlorn"sy Seagen, learncel the store Ant -taunt not strong
that the °Miles' they cOnanittett at Sea- enougn to do mucb*business, Ina friends
forth was tins'Cirsti tinito theY 014, Xelle are Indoed to Icrow 139..tuaking
wrorlin r 'd ,
-Titn Sunday Sthool exeurslon whielt
AL,LEGED OultOLATI • • was run to Goder4ch on Menden, andel
COMMITTED AT CLINTON' nas turned out a decided succees. Ov-
Clinton, JaN, 25.—The young main er 280 people frIntn, here and places up
who it !is eminent -et; :node an entrynnto Ina Ilnek went to; see the s".ghte the
several stores zieres .on Friday Inght last county town. The day was Ideal.plenty
and wags captured by Provincial Con- nf, nooninin the tra:n and everything pas-
stabln WIttiteslcies of Henaall on Satur- sed of withOut a bitch. The train ain
day •night 'while trying, to change small rived and all yonAt to the Harbor pnanc
aierfor bnls, was epramitted fat grounds 'where Innen was bad. Soon
trial last evennteg „before Magistrate An- thereafter the excurslonists went down
4rews. The evidence was overwhelm:sign the break -neck steps-, erossed the tem.
ly against •L” prlsener, ha 'having ire portary bridge and climbed tho 'Steep
h1,9 possoss)3n, sUell , artleles as opera battle -to the top of ..Annill's property.
glasses, onstage stamps, etc., whien W. To see sOrno of our stlff-Jointed people
D Fair & Con ltandie, and no whose climb nbat,bank was a funny st.gitt but
store tive, burglar entered, The pollee of, they got up. Our people were 10 Lined
,Goderlen Lillie% the prisoner, is the mare to see the dlffeennt entripa.nies assemble
they want far a burglary at Godennin and mareln headed by dnorferent bands.
week ago. Quite a number of' acquaintances were
seen in the nard, Inenninent, and., inony
,FHASELdiuRST felt p"otad ‘solder fr'end. Atter
Mr. Will'am Ei,-nstne.n 'tett f or Einow, a pi •,asant timentell the. 'camp the crowd
'Sask., on fnuesday neorainno vilsit his crosszd the liver again and went to the
sons and daxqnters therp.—Mr. aud ',Aznicuitural Grounds, where our base
Miss Ragan of Canstance anent the week ball boys waxed, a nnod gamin of ball
end, ;Frit.) O'Br,N-i and family. —
e.t.a the Coder:eh team, ...ritinIng •011t
U1'313 M:11:3 Alien 'lir- cr'amarTY and. mtss -,.vith =ore Of 9-7. Unfortunately the
Anni, Wren 'not GuelPh are v:sittors at
Godarich pncher was M., in the eye by
\v"”`s--e'Vr- Driver has lea"°°. the bail:glancing off the bat when.,strik.
the Leach rarrn roe a term er years.— tal.z., Otherw:se nthe game passed oft
Sunday next tthe'tRPV. J. El J. Allyard -ipledly. It •was soon 8 o'clock
vc`11. p="ea4.-71 •tarewell sermon' \V° when the speclial train pulled' out ten
regre: very mann Its It-ay:rig us. But home. Thits the first time an excurs-
wo extend a Itspirty welcome tto our on has heen undertakenoby the Sunday
Rev' 1-1'•°ks` °`: Cr'ediOn• School for fa. distant ponit, and we feel
—There is aiso serv:c6 in the Presbyten- nnn aot Eia.q,Ea,o;t,
clan church here, the Rev. Shelton of Eg-
4..Siumb.r from here attended the Mas-
mondVilie havOnlg chaing-e lot' the ser- °ale •service. in the Trnvitt Memorial
wices.
Church, Exeter, on Sunday.
SAINTSI3GRY , Last Friday was cholla day and a
Mrs. Jobri ErDwnlee NV-a:Voila is le,72., number ;from, here went. to Lendori
'visaing friends around nhere.-oLeverne t°' enlpYltae '8111311t8'''
Alexander and esiStean Eva, of 'Wanstead
are 40.e guests of. frilends • htt'1S.--Mri
and Mrs. 'Jos. Alloinsion, of ,Whealey
are visilting Foe tanner's parents, Mr. linen shower, on the occa,s;on of her
and, Mrs. .Tasno Grarflield approaching niarziage. An address was
Needham oi BrAosti5'n is the 'guest of read by .„Mrs. Her,b, Zilber, atter wIlich
her parents, Pilch.,"Alotig.: Kiss Della Brown presented her with
tris.—.—Mr and. Mrs. Alex. MCE,Conald
spent a few days ,of last \week ,in Lon-
don., where they attended, the ,inairniage,
of Miss Anne MotVnald, tne.,,feir,rnerN
sister.—Mr. Pranc:is Darvip had a, horse
badly cut about ,Ibe hind ong by,ka, w",re
fence an Tuesday. It wial be Spine time
before ona horse vont be nof rnylce to
the. owne.r.--mr. PMn. D:Clcirts has _rale -
ed his barn and placed a founiclatjan
under it.
,011 Friday evendiltg^ a number of y,eting
Ita.dies anet :a1t the home of ML1a,d.Olivia
Holtzmann and presented her with a
WHA.LEN
earns, beautiful p"ecee .of linen. The ev-
ening was then very pleasantly 'spent
by all.,
4
FARQ1uHAR
1 •
'Cottle ,n -f Usborne has pur-
cha.sed Mr. R. D. Rey'snfoonn near; Rus -
Mr. and Afr,..3. Jos Vance of . Erinon,
-spent the past, few days WI:silting in. tills
Arrrong ,Cr<13-1s...tt who N•lted yi.clay.—Mr. and Mrs. ',Arthur Campbell
tidy ware the SoliDwintg,—Mr. ad ;1`,11-18.. spent last ' Saturda-y and Sunday with
. Chas. Holppar of Exeter, Mri arTid Mr irliends •Strlitfard.—Mr. Fred Ror-
,Arthur Gunniting, of Inonktpnr, "Mr. and land Is ,spending'11,is vaca..tionf under the
Mns.,I-larvey Sutherny of Lyndon, Ern- parental' roof.—Mr. Henry and W.ss An -
est Hobbs and si,stsr, Malg,ge, ot Dev, nie l'assM are are vi,8 inz riends at
.1l8 es, Mr. aria Mrs. Buseell Sk-inner and. Sault Ste Marie, Ont.—Mys, John Ain.
bier inothor, 'Mrs. lind,gnon of Btnv1te, Sr., and daucrliltel , Ma -is., Charles
,pf S. Marlys.-- Harris halve enga.,2,-"ed a cottage at
• • ilqrs. Vlrm. Gunning, who has been. 'very Grand Bend; far- a nie.--Mrs. Sa/.13r nee
.,;. 111 ef late, !iis 8LP:rne-what improved tills 'Jennie '''-A_r1n-li8t)TpilL';', V:& -ted 'on, Thames
week.—The farmers anound here have Road last " week.—Mr. S. Lamport Vis -
started cutting the.:r cloverhay and it' e, --d h's father at Denfield '',Saturday and
is a splendid crop this year.,—The an- Sunda:y.-7Quite an _nteresting game oi
,(nivereagy, Serv°.ices held here on • Sun- b„3, s 313a was played 0ti Saturday ever.-
. ••-day were largely attended at both sexy- 'b,tween the Boundary- arid PlUgtown
.E4,tc.n1>rd „, preached ta ,he onnys, resulting ',in favor, nt ;rile. Bound-
cipne,,or,rne sermon 3.r'SH9 to 6:" The rat tu-n, mateld; s in be
sal dentno•01 Eec vt pad a th. p ro 0 Fr'dy
BLitt, whit a, „pa star „hene,',.., A --gain?, le, eXp tad 1.!etwee,!,"1'...;1,1-•ie
Ta/ the ,aff,eonionn "1agle
anti the, „S',.!ticAi'10.4.01141iOrr,-1eiod.'-'-'-‘-kr.
• • .nd.ed tO tha am p, prernises co,,nStru.c,,,:lAn.of a
MeNa.ughten was 6 gueetnentrnon't verand7.,...In and ,-.,steps in frontnnt
,Pvnt" -S"
&a mercury will surely destroy the sense ofsme and Trarislucenotf SohnielitrAyreattiasse.ed In plans
Perhaps in no other country but the
Philippines are eenehas used as -,a sub-
stitute forivindow glass. These shells
are flat nearly round, and average four
Judaea in dienieter. The edgeS are trim.
med off so as to leave panes about
ttirtleeiatreewstrihesspclsfd.
ueore'weenedthese are set
iilar
The Shells are, of course. tranelueent
rather than transparent, and the result
is a soft, opalescent light, very agree-
able in a country where the glare of
tnhaesgkire
yas;vowueldbuesea
indtolerable. ordi-
ryTo obtain the maximum window
openings the Sashes are niade to slide
horizontally On Wide sills of hard -weed
in a manner eimilar to that adopted by
the Japanese, By this means openings
as wide as twelve feet are obtained.
To realize tbe splendid resources of
the Philippines, says a writer in the
Century, one has only to see the hard-
wood floorings in the public IOUildings
and the residenceS of the better Class.
These Consist of large slabs a Mahog-
any, or, to use the fecal names. to
lave, narra, tindalo and mete. these be-
ing of 'various cetera and graining.
Frequently the pieces, occasionally as
Much as forty incites in width and for-
ty feet In length, are laid alternate -1Y
dark and light allades Polished by the
houeehold inuebaehos (house bo,rs) till
tlgrd
eene:itikeettrorO
n„ bey produce
aumnetr
.rr •
DODGE EI THE " FIQUNDSMAN.
completely derange the whole aYatem when entering
it threugh the runcous surface& Such articles should
never be used exCept on prescriptions trom repuia.
ble physicians, as the damage theYydll do islen-fold
te the good you ean poseiblY deiire trout them-
Ilall's Catarrh Care, manufactured by. F. J. coteney
& Con Toledo, oo contains no inercorY, 4ati IS taken
batereallY. acting directly on the blood and mucous
surrace.s of the system, In buying hall's catarrh
Cone be sure you non tho genuine, It istaken inter-
nallYaed MadenVroledo, OhM. by F. J. CHENEY
&CO. 'Testianntials free -
Sold by all DruggiSts. Price 75e, per bottle.
'ake Hall's Family Pills for constipation,
CENTRALIA
Sale Register—On Thursday, July 4—
Houso, and it and houseneld effee,te,
the property i WIlibert Luker, jr,, Cep.
0..raliao. Sale at one o'clock.
The Ladles' Aid of, the Centralia Meth-
odist Cnurch purpas6 bolding a first-
elaeo nonnertoon theneeening of July1st.
Mr, Owen A. Smiley, tne celebrated en-
tertainer opronto, end Mrs. McGuire'
of Sea.forth'vrill aseist in the program.
Hear what Torprito Saturday Night
says 7, --”Mr. Owen A. Smiley, with tis
reel -tat -foes. Poems, stories and musical
monologues, either selected or written
by himself, provided the very ingredi-
eats necessary to majlte 'a perfect even-
ing. iha was undoubted,"
Messrs joint Dempsey and R. Quinton
had an unpleasant exPerienen Friday
last weelc. While dr:v:11g" their florae be,
canto frightened Qt 3.0 ?Mt?, and tanning
etirplYn ua lload bre)to a ettatt, and
after runnier. OCalloe 111stil:1'rue* C1311440
with a tree. Mr, Quinton iemPIA When
(he abaft broke but Mr. Dempsey keg
518 pLnee until the yl sitrueIt tbe tree, when
he was *thrown WO and anstalned two
broken rlha.
Ottlto a large number took in the eX.
eUreden te"Gode 'ttkel).•(ol 24,fendny and re-
port having a. geed A411e.—QuIte a iarge
ittentloor tOolt a delve ,,t0 the. Boat ell
Sundann—Mr. Jelin Willson vented in
Daybed and "Godericte 00 Sunday aral
Monday.; --Mr. Fraadt ColwIll and 5, Art -
drew left TuosttaY on a; trip to nne
West—Mr. Jan Mitchell is emending
this week With fr1lontlis. aArkena, and
Thesifordn-fr. ,GeiorgP StanleY
PAn OCeupled 'the PUlIca \Yr late ,Mettle•
dist church on $unday eiveniCW and
preached a, very 'sCeePtable serniono-
$peelal arrangements are bang made
for the, let lot .Ittly, and 4 firstecinSH
0;1413 fts aosttrnd,--nPs. ,k1clwortn, and wife
left; er.
Sunday for their homo (0 Water,.
likft EMe,91 'Wtlacqt Spent SundaY'
with relatives near A.7is3. Craig;
IAtttle Moe Jean Spencer or St:Thomas
Is the guest of Ire; %emit ?Tr's, W. IL
nilllo,
TILLMVILLE
M• and Mrs. Steadman and frullitY
returned horn last Tnurtsclson after
spending a couple weeks ninth Zito
Soop.elmon's father at eetrolea.—The
HunterfornMes Lela the'r annual pienic
on sday 51 Oir. Gel?. ,Hunner's bush/.
weat,ler 'wail ideal and allergia
crowd gatltnred ta enjoy themselves —
Mr, and Mr's: Tyncial Seaferth, vis-
ited itIrnand Mrs. Jas. .,Earl tor acouplo
of. days last week.—Tho trustees have
nomPleted the fence artound the grayco
yard and parsonage, and ho.ve,putv
new natea at the church, whichadds
greatly to tho appeadance 9f. the prop-
erty. Eltraville can now, boast of ono of
the finest 1country ohurches fr Westerh
Ontarlo.—A large crpwd or young people
took Lin the cnrcu.s at London on Fridsy.
last and report a nonod thno.—Mrs.I-len-
ry Cr:mitt-ea left 1711, Tuesday morning for
Harwell, Sask. Mrs, Coultice bas been
in poor ,health for a long tnne and,,she
has gone we tO 1353 11 a ,ellange
climate wnli 'do her any good. --,Bruce
Cooper wears n broad entitle now—its
girl.—Jutes al -td, Mies Knott of
Woodham spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. :John Simpann.—Mn John l',intens
in putnng np a' large silo this week.—
Tbo masons have completed Charles
Joints' house. and it :48 now ready. for
the. carpenterp.—The Elimv!Ile "Never -
,sweats" are practicing for a game et
hall on the is of "July. They are nn -
deckled who 11 challenge, London or De-
troit.
SODOM
Tine marrian:e IlOk place !ill Stephen
on 7une 19t5, bit Miss Nellie, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Pred Green, to Mr.
Edward Hughes 'of St.: Thomas. At Tour
o'clloc:Ir the bride entered, the parlor on
the arrn of her talthlett to the strains
of the, wedding March plafyed by Mr.
Silas Staniake. The bnole was gowned
10 navy blue. triimmed vr:th Irish crochet
lace, .and carried whtlte roses. Miss
Annie Gre,en, slisten of the br:de, was
bridesmaid, while Mr. Jae .Edwards was.
graamsman. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. V G. Powell under an
arch of curtains, et7S'SS and ferns„
the presence of about one hundred and
thirty guests. After the ceremony a
dainty vvedct1ng supper was served on
the la:vin. Many beautiful gifts were re- -
ceived. The young couple wili reskle in
Si. Thanias.
LUMLEY.
A new Illne telephiphie has been put
up at the heajj di the ldne The neW
subscribers are as tolipws,—Frank
Rycktnian, J. L. linitehell, John Pepper,
John Tra.quha Ir, Goa. Dalrample, Enoch
Parkeo.—Mrs. John Glenn returned
from London Saturday. --Mass Maggie
Hobkirk, a anusic pupil of. Miss Grace
flortnn,is thns week wil:1,ine,„
first exanlina ten. We wish, her sue-
.
cass,—Mis's Ellen Ford insi the guest ,ot
her !sister, Mrs. 13oltion..—Ma. Geo. Glenn
spent • Sunday witn friends near Clinton.
—The MiesSes Saddler of Staffa were
visitors at Mrs. W. Ld. Inertslaike's Wed-
nesday afteriadon.—The Boundary base,:
team defe,ated the Plugitowri, team on"Sat'
u.rday eventing the latter's ground,
ISa 'score be:ing 9:6. The ,return mer.tch
wilt be played at •'Tharnes Road picnic
to-nrn-row (FrfitlaY).—Mrs. MeNfordie 'of
Londbn Is here! ont. a, v15".1 to l'er daugh-
ter, Mrs. W. W. Glenn.
, •
'BRUSSELS-•;Miiss Eva .MaY". Cooper ni
Brt18'9e1S : 01116d. sierd, unexpcetedly or
Sa:Lupixy • afternelan at the ,homje. et ;, her
'hret56riaa4aw, Sir. 11. J. •:,,ar".sh2,11:;•
w1!..n.gilaira., • Deceased .../aSty.13oyearn.',n14,-
-end
w1,1fa
a.tiotr. .a.,"`Year"a!).";. noldOnnIninnenine'rciipinY4!.
her e'etreer and ;i•L*1-kOry..iti:'.17;t7u.0e)..B,ip.he.'
is' oU-1:cad by three '; bt,oit'netgs
"•'•••••••".,
Ti. Tired PolieerrIan ClonenlY G.
wrotor Qt of a Hole.,
A pollee sergemat was gulag the
rounds when he witty 3 lmliceman,
whom we'll eall MullaneY, go into tto
uudertakers shop where there Is gen
erally a pinoehle game In the book
rooa Be kuew there Pfti,44 120 bank
Way olit for MUllanny, so 'rounds"
planted binaself by the door anti wait.
After a time be sent in word by on
or the mon %milting in the shop that
hi* itineW MUUMISS Was in there and
that he hod better some bank en MO
Inn'ause the longer be walled the \Verse
the tnomplaint against bini would read
There was matirh conlialtdien in 0*
Inuit room, and as there were 11 nuni
ber or vellins being, loaded into a wan
on olltside they put ,Ninlintley in a cot,
OD and loaded him on the wagon,
Then they drove itim down the street
maple of Welts, and Mullaney Mind)
ed out, lie strolled Welt up to where
the sergeant was doggedly watehine
the door mid saluted
rouuds: Pleasant ,eveniug,
Isn't ire. be said. And the sergeant
stared for n moment and then, stamped
away too mad to epeult.--New York
An Ce.anoolast,
"All over Europe my wife made ene-
mies by boldly doubting cherished tra
ditions," said the traveler, "but her
skepticism respecting Alfred the Great
embroiled her in the most serious did'.
culty. An old 'gentleman who sat with
thin, blue fingers spread above the
feeble blaze from which my -wife, red
nosed and shivering, endeavored to
extract a little warmth, expatiated on
the cake hurtling episode. Said my
wife abruptly: *Don't tell me that old
yarn again, please. don't believe a
word of it.'
"'Why not?' be demanded.
"'Because,' said she, *there never
was a tire in England hot enough to
burn takes.'
"Her retort did ,for the old gentle-
man what the Ore had failed to do—
lt mede him hof—but, even so. he
never forgave ber."---New York PresS,
Queer Looking Worms.
New Zealand, Australia, the Samoan
and the Solomon islands. as well as
portions of the Hawaiian group. are
the homes of various species of WPM:3
,with thick, heavy bodies and with a
well defined neck connecting the body
vith a head that is a startling remind -
i• of that of the monkey. In the Sand-
-,vich Islands they are called "me-ta-lu-
kJ." which means "creeper with a
child's heaci." An old New Zealand.leg-
end says that at one time they were
"Lf inunense proportions and threatened
toe extinction of all human life on the
islands
Principles of Action.
There are five good principles of ac-
tion to be adopted --to benefit others
without being lavish, to encourage La-
bor without being harsh. to add to
your resources without being covetous,
to be dignified without being super-
chions and to Inspire awe without be-
ing austere. --Confucius.
Just the Other Way.
adet'stend you nave just done 'En.
,ope
",Then .yott misundersta,nbl."'
O'Fint-tin't you just returned -from
COMMERCEOF
SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O., 1.1-13,; DCL President
Ar.nxmga I4IRD. Jon-ri Aim*
General ManageAssistant, General Martstser
CAPITAL, $15,004,000 REST, $12,500,000',
TOURISTSPED TRAVELLERS
The Canadian Bank of Commerce, by reason of Os large number of branches in
every Province of Canada, with direct representation in IT -tendon, Eng., New York,
San Francisco; Seattle, Portland, Or,, Mexico and St. John's Nfld., with Agents and
Correspondents in every part of the vvorld, is able to offer unsurpassed Secilides to the
travelling public, enabling them to obtain money in the simplest way at any point on
their journey the world over. The Travellers' Cheques and Letters of Credit issued
by this Bank overcome the annoying dill -It -tildes of obtaining funds abroad, especially
in places where identification is difficult.
Cheques and Drafts on all the countries of the world, drawn in 'sterling, francs,
marks, lire, kronen, etc., can be cashed or purchased ut reasonatla rates, as
EXETER BRANCH—G. in WAUGH. M.anager. Branch also at Greeting's.
he Mol ons Bank
latcorporated 1855
Reeorel of progress for Five Years -1906-1911
Capital - p,0001000 14,009.000
Reserve - $3,000,000 4,600,000
Deposits °*23,677,730 35,0421811
Loans and Investments ,27,4,57,090 38;854,801 "
Total Assets - $33,09°,192 48,237,284
froa83Branehea in oitnevIA. and Agents and tSovreavniideut*in ill the
rrinoipsd Oitiea be Wod
0111111X1Ralt. IntifMRSIS5TRANI54011110.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
atat Branabea. Tntereet allowedat bigboat current rste,
EXETER 13/1AP40/1
akt Breter for tine Dominion Government,
Dtaisseli1 Chavtazza, Solicitor*, ZT,T), RIPADON Bfamutgcr,
GODERICII—A cow an dee term .QZ Mr,
Isaac Salkeld,'Payield need, is belief -
ed tno have died of ralates, tho result
dog -bite. The ,sarnet suspic4on Is enter..
rained 1:n a, eaeo on, the tarn n ilaf James
Ha'rrisoft, Tbte pr.ovio.elaJ autittorlties
aro Investegatiing,
Lovely Hair
forWomen
PARISIAN' SAGE PUT LIFE AND LUS
'Man INTO DULL FADED HAIR
IT IS GUA.PANTEIED
If you haven't enjoyed the marvelous
berootnt derived from using delightful,
trerneshing PARISIAN SAGES, the mod-
ern etair (6*i-over, boantiter and dart.
&tiff remedy, you nave rniseed a real
tk-es.t.
Every woman should use PA.P.ISL1.N
SAGE, not only to banish dandruft and
other bat' troubles' but to prevent fall.
hair, baIdneas, graYnests, and fad-
ed ha!r, PARISIAN SAGE ,puto life
and luster :into any person's tato and
best tor all it LaIntuvranteed. ,to do as
advothised roy We S. COLE or rnoneY
back. '
Get a bottle to -day rna.dam, it only
cost half a dollar and is sold by W.
S. COLE, and druggists evcrYwhere in
America.
Can. a as
oubleTraN
Line,
4-r-..-a-aamommusemommi
Dominion Day
SINGLE FARE 'for Round Trip be-
tween all ataltlion!S zitrt Canada. . Good
going June 28, 29, $0, July 1st, 1912
Return limit July 3. Mberinum rate 25c
I-10MESEEKERS EXCuRSION
June 25, July 9 and 23, SceverY second
Tuesday thereafter, until Sept. 1715,
via Sarnia (or Chicako.
Winnipeg & return. $34,00; Edruontort
and return $42.000Tickets god 60 days
SPec;•ial traifl.wjli leave Toronto 10.30
p.m. ion abtove date;s%rrying, through,
coaelles 'and Pal — „Steepipg
Cars No ehangeCierii.'
* '
Write for illusCrated
3. J. KNIGHT Agent Exeter.
CLANTON—Mr. John Hartle', principal,
Or Clinton Model Saltool, has nesinnect
irla portinfloti to acnept the principalabin
VatIltleekql;.11 BC -Kauai,
recently eetablilethed by tbe Provineial
Gavernment.
FARM FOR SALE
That choice -farm of 1.08 acres on the
2011 and 3rd concesaiono or UsbOrne,
behla olvo and. 3. half miles front Exeter
Ort the premlsea in a largo brick heave
with slate roof, and, frame barna and
stabling. W3.I1 o sold. separately or
together to trait Purchaser. 15 acres Itt
fall wheat, 40 acres fall plowing done,
balance in gersee. Apply to
THOS. VISHER. Exeter'.
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT,
ONTARIO'S REST I3USINES,SpOLLEGE
Our coursos are up -to -data and pract-
eca.l. Wo have a largo staff a epxorienc
ed 'instructors, a,nd our grad,ustes get the
tngh grade positions. We do more far
our -students than does any other Is1ra-
1,1a.r school. We have three departments
COMMERCIAL, SHORTHAND, and
TELEGRAPHY. You cAne lit to your -
sell: to know what we are doing. Get
our free catalogue at once.
D A. il,ScLACHLAN, Principal.
Fresh
Groceries
We are now well establish-
ed in business and we believe
on the best of authority (nam-
ely that of a daily increasing
business) that we are meeting
a long felt want, and giving
the best of satisfaction.
Remember our motto,—
"Fresh Groceries all tne time,"
All kinds of produce taken
ua exchange
JAS. GOULD
Just Like Finding It
If you found -a silver dollar lying in the street would you
"Yes,"hut I didn't do; I was done."— hesitate long before Picking it up? We think not. If y-ou
Houston Post.
All Abe "schoolteetchers at Lugano'
have goue on strike owing to a differ-
ence- with the ed twational, 'authorities.
splendid, loyalty the little. plittils
are standing by thZe teacheraand urg-
ing them not to give way,—London
Punrie. •
-
' The Nernrat Trend,
"I know, of one ,place which should
es a paradise for real estate men, the
'.trourn:r'rents, show stIc
.„-NN-bereels'tiyit
5111e
nore American.
Humility, a rare' thing •atiaOng' the ,
eereed is rarer still with the ;gnu- Undertaking Furniture Rugs,
had any opportunity- to save a clean silver dollar pur--
chasincr a piece of
Furniture
for any room would you take advatatake of it? We think
That's just what we are Offering. With any piece of furn-
iture sold at this store we will save you at least a clean' sii-
,
ver dollar.
We carry a very large stock and fine assortmeritWe
are not crowded for room; having a floor space of over5000
feet arfd nnrpd1irfl11 ,r.,. -.
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