HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1912-7-4, Page 513r. G. F. RCYULSTOP, L.D,S„ S _
DIINTIST
ktember :of. the R.C.D.S., of Ontario and
tionor Graduate of Toronto UntversitY.
001=0—Over Dickson & Carling'a law
office., Closed Wednesday afternoons,
Dit, A. P. ICIfiai/IA:J,.
Honor Grade«3te o Toronto UniversAy
" DENTIST
Teeth extractedwithout pain, or any
bad effects. Office over G1adman
Stan'bury's. Office, Ian Street,Exeter,,
LEGAL
DICKSON & C 1.RLING, BARFRISTE13S,
Solicitors. Notaries. Conveyancers, Coln
muLatoners. Sollcit!ors for the Molsone
;Rank, etc,.
money toI.roan at lowest rates of interest
Offices—Iaain-St., ,Exeter
%. 11<!Gaa•iluz. D=4< L li, Dick ssn
MONEY' TO LOAN
We have a lame amount of private
Bids to loan on .tam and village prop-
erc';es at low rags of 'tntefeat.
GLADN do S'PAIURY
Barr=stcrs. Solicitors, Exeter.,
J. SENIOR
:etnt Confederation We Assurance
:any". also Fr'e Insurance :in lead:
Canadian and. British Con.tpaniea,
Exeter-
51jCee1 slap be
race. or ITeo
at
liber'
need Atllctiottltter
7aa reasonable;,
e Advocate.
4iNice, Creta-:
Toronto.
excellent
tttr. does not. NOW ;a an
fine to commence a course;
wr7te
for cataiogae,
le~ctric Restorer for Men
t
rw orae av nerve '
ftSphiQll4/i K7 ta,the laad#
...,--,.........,ta its proper tWiest ; restores
lien 4,144 Y1tAIRT., 1'raaaatime decay and all sexual
weakest* *tertian at ergs, 7 o.pleataea x411}
maks yon new elan, Price SS'a bot., or two for
biailedtoanyaddress, lbS800boUArof
,. Se.Cs tuerirlew,Ont.
otbar but -avail a
trzte4i book --sealed, 1t gtYee ilial
pputtcatare and direction Invaluable
to fedi ae.IviNDSOft8CU,.Wlntleer, On
General A.irenta for Canada.
DO IT NO
SUNSHINE•
FURNACE
by , ,
HICNBAL>.
hifzaa 'Fiesslao RorfthrQn, of Toronto la
l once.-- SYdll Fuitpn, a1 T rQnto tthe
twat of hla parents .!`a'r a few dare,'
;,blas Tunes, n1,:1i:""lor tett, for her boors
an W'oo'adstock', last week. --mo Misses
WIllkien of Clinton, are tiara guests of
their aunt 'fire. Tilos. Parimet',-Dr. Day
Fd 1fcIla°ughto ¢ held W$te pf Argylel.
.ch., were guests at the diekaaa, -,
teal! C}YIo HoJ 1a ;July 1:Qtil, also
great Unitrn Sul;day School Excur
x tead Springha,ank,— Hili
lay, Ilitii24ner lettfor her., hone fat
ala
la att wcelg',--Joyce McLean lett on,
qday tl State:t' where he intender
perf&ot dtiillaelf ft wirole a "te14
burdock 3fc lncfeo,n Sr.. or
l otn City, "fdai la, ,a tt t4 ;;nest: or his
eo
: kiss :e a peCulIar props alt}on, Of
•tn tae t' rite. yet absolute bliss to twt7,
Tine small boy gotlel it for noth:anit, the
y0W1g snarl 1'411 La ° steal It, and the old
etMtn !tats, to buy it. The baby's tight,
tit shuns' man's privileges, the. hyprfp
te`e mask, fro trio young, girl, faith:
tet
ank,airricd woman, hope i to an old
tsnaid. charitY.
well known to exporlenc-
the' stall i3dliell that the, largest 4,;1d
lsl•t'r tbtnesits in fruit terns le done'
dwing the etuluner months. The
Asan fret on the ground secures
the cream of the, trade, therefore.
SECURE YOUR AGENCY NOW
We want a good reliable man for
this district because the demand
for fru:t trees never was so good
Good pay, Outfit free. Whole or
Part Terre agreement, and you re -
resent a firm 'of thirty-five years'
exper ences with. over six hundred
acres of laud under-cult«vaton,
Write.
PELHAM NURSERY C17i.
Toronto, Ont.
CANADIAN
!IOMESEEKERS'
EXCURSIONS'
TO
Manitoba, -Saskatchewan, Alberta
Special Trains leave•Toronto 2.00 pan. on
APRIL 2, 16, 3a MAY 14; 28 JUNE 11, 25
JULY 9, 23 AUG. 6, 20 SEPT. 3, 17
Second elms tickets from Ontario stations to prindial
Northwest poinu at
LOW € ROUND-TRIP .RATES
vrinipet"i retnm 014.001
Edmonton and return
6'12 and r mowFh pn 6Q 441,1 -6 -
:Ye fr on. nt date.ked
TOURIST SLEEPIiN SviOAS
throe... j to ten vL Saitatoon, �'- to Winnipeg
that
�tRw k a c ' q wi
wen r1 a
� to t4'�
..1'islq� . y� isnot.
Early sp`,1J� �alien 'tail# alai a
ASK Po ,
R N
�Mi E K- �
B PM
LS3
ediil '
. r�tei'"_ q R
.ming and. hall
ikbania
Apply, to seared .C.P.R. Arent or
KC:
MURPHY. Diu. Pius. Aat:r Toronto.'
ONLY tl1RECT;LINE NO, GUNGE 'OF CARS
Semi -ready Suits
at 115 sad $20
LOOK for the pike—sad Mees—semi
la t! o l,octilk-alifaf$ the amt,
Lik row Clothier and s nd fat x71*
* k hind ample 8ts'51&g', Oiriei
Naris at *10. Send dtrcctte- emt-roail,
Li}a1}oQ kiootres1, for hook Matft-ie`
_ "S1rt'' it son cannot tet It to Wit.
_! id-rtablg thigiutiro,
T. X,. Slaygarth, iS. Dundas St,, xondon.
Dr, de Van's Female Pills
A reliable French regulator; never fails. These
pills are exceedingly 'powerful in regulating tilt►
generative portion of the female sue eat. Reran cheap imitations, Dr. do Van's aro sold at
15 a sloe. or three for 310. Mailed to any; address.
TEs• ticobell Drug Co., St. Catharinee, Ont.
T. B. CARLING
Life, Fire, Accident and Plate Glass
Insurance, Collecting. accounts, and con-.
,ducting auction sales. — Exeter, Ont.
Say a GOOD Word
mar
It is wise to say a good
woed for yourself or your
businees, whether your
stock in trade be march-
andl
ser
O tabor, shoe '
Want
Ads.
are the most direct
line of communication
to the best buyers.
rp ,." b H tlAur,,
•
ovisework Drudgery
Houseworkis e : the
. drudgery for weak woman:. She' br
is onher feet ae hou dusts and. samba or
91 day,attetidrng to the many details of. the h
her temple oof pain,, her back ach-
ing,
, temples' throbbing, nerves 'quivering under the etre • ' •
feelings. Sometimes -rest ing 'shot, Pal*,ire nervesr do
bed is not ;refreshing, pecausa'the'poor tired da,'
nor. permit of refreshing sleep.- The real need of
by Dr:' Pierce's Favorite'Prescri Weak,`iternd others testi satisfied
it � piiaa,.and as.>ylrs. Briggs and others testify;
.Strong:and Sick
Aoi'e7'
Wen. This `•,,�aessrrpt®n;, remaves,the,cause'° ' nqudz'stheees,,heals •uilamrnatron•and ulceration. it ai:enerves,gtscoura¢es te appetite a7d:induces res
•
Dr. Pierce is perfectly.'willing to let everyone knowh
his Favorite Prescription'°' contain'' a completelist of at
gredients :pard' om not let any druist on -the bottle-wra est
' D-gg
• 'persuade: you that his unknown composition is `.`jut'as.good!'
in order that he .Wiry make a bigger profit:: •
MOs. 13..A2115BxiooS of.52D NlWashin ton St. Del
Ohio .writes:.-'" d St.;Delphos,
Tiavtng talion" your I+Iz�vozito L'a'oscriptlon,
•
' for " a• "bad case of intestinal' disease and consti atibn
woman's • ills, for; which' -I was ;almost ;unablo p'o do' any
thing,.I think I am which'
saying�,,dist:there are 'nore%e es
in 'the world' lute Dr.' Pferc 'si x,,.
, as 1'a,vo'rito'Pre erE 't
s . p, tori, a>kid
,P,urifyin$ i.ott4n Tablets I am' how enjoging the beni"of�
ealtIi, and ths,nk pr Pierce for, his wonderful iuediciile�3a
1 haYO do tme,a Wor,`eIdiof good."
MOS, Datum i . Arco°s p,iioeeefat ' retregulate liver and bowels, 1e {
'..4e,'„regulate
3t GODERI •
3--A div'del)d o z per
I "Fra ?SNS -Ertl VANS. cent. r,a than
p f to ered,fiors of the#
Hip Mooting With His Cenfederatb
Soher and 'the Result,
Tradition fish ittilat atter young
Robley D. Ls"vins went to Aainapolia he
wasn't, long In nizpwtng his' mettle.
The story; of b%a br t assertion of his
personality rums after this fashion
When he left for the Naval academy
hie Mother gave hitai a framed copy of
the Lord's] dyer and instructed bisn
to hang it over ilia bed. He complied,
notwithstanding the fact that the rules
of the academy forbade the pIse1pg of
decorations In the rooms. An Inspec-
tor remoistrateci With bile ,and ordered
him to remove the prayer, l;lvans
swore that he would smash' the face of
the first man wbo touched it- The In-
spector referred the act of insuboriii•
nation to the commandant, who took it
up with tile secretary of the navy.
Evans wrote home about the episode.
It got into the papers, An indignation
meeting wag held in his borne town
and a protest made to the president.
In the end a special dispensation Weir
granted. allowipg the cadet to keep his
"rleeeration."
Being a Vlrgtnian.. young Evans wits
urged by his mother to throw in ills, last
with the south when "the civil w sr
caipne. This be deciineti to de. so it ren
out that he and his brother fought on
opposite skies, during the -civil war
QI} Qlta oee8STQn Robley 2''«va11s elltt.'1'I'13
a cel aUrea In Wltshlttgtaer P1141
served bIs brother eating,
elrohenge of slaalwes between tt
tvas quite enough," said Evans ofti'r
ward, "Not a world was aspo:an by
either of M. fife paid his WH and sant-•
tii;v lett the pi:ls'e, knowing' vt'ry well
that I Would revert 1114 prc'st'ru'e I;t tilt
city- 1 ordered more oy,:lis'is Mita
Wanted and took plenty of time to Nttt
them.
U. had come ltt•rt,K,s the Pon,
wits In a'skizr. 1 witsafire, and hod tla•al
it to an ofd sycamore tree, near th.,
spot where we used to ',wits!, 1 whose
e4 to give hips .n brotiaerl' t,'ha1nrt' rt,
get back to. Virginia soil. He gatined
his boat and e,sc l lt'.i,-though :a soldier
fired at him In the darkness. Ott tea e.
ing the reatnttrant 1 asset an °Meer ut
the provost guard and intorltli't} hills
that there was a Confederate soldier
In Washington.
"'How do you 14nover he asked.
"'That' t replied. "id none of you
lsusMess.'
"I was arrested and taken to this
provost marshal, who, on: hearing tiny
story, let me go. Chicago Record
Herald.
Why 1831 Was Chetan.
In 23131 a so called propbeey of Moth
r Sblptan'a was in every one's mouth:
The world then to an end shall comp
In eighteen hundred and eighty -ono.
A traveling tailor dealed inspiration
this prognostic, nor" es now appears.
was It remarkable for accuracy. But
he went further. He demonstrated to
the dust of the road why that exact
date was chosen. Not only was it
cabalistic, a multiple of nine, •etc., but
It was the only date available to Moth-
er Shipton which in .rabic numerate
wag the same backward, forward and
upside down.Eleven hundred and
eleven was past, and not till 1881 would
the coincidence recur. The next Moth-
er Shipton will select SOOS, which b
not tomorrow or neat day.—London
Saturday Review.
Translation.
Schubert's well known "Lied des ge-
fangenen , Jagers" is a setting of Her-
der's German translation of Scott's
lyric, "My hawk is tired of perch and
hood," the second line of which-
My idle greyhound igathes Ida food—
runs in the German as follows:
Melo rnussiger Windham seln Futter ver-
sehmaht
In by far.- the largest collection of
Schubert's songs published with Eng-
lish words this line appears with the
following English test:
My musical woodhorn Its flutter hath
stilled.
Which could only have been perpe-
trated by some one to whom English
and German were equally unknown.—
London
nknown.London National Review.
Easy to Keep Afloat.'
If every person knew that it Is im-
possibleto sink if one beeps his arms
under water and moves his lege as if
he .were going upstairs and that one
may keep this motion up for hours be-
fore fatigue ends it there would . be
few casualties. Such Is the fact. , Ex-
cept where cramp renders motion im-
possible the man who gets ab invol
untary ducking has small chance of
drowning. He can generally keep
afloat until'rescuers
ti
a a
Th
appear.
The PP peo-
ple who. drown are those who frantical-
ly wave their arms out of 'water • and
lose their self possession.
Mathematioal: Snakes.
Gazing at a collection of serpents at
the zoo, the rural visitor observed,
"My gracious, those snaires .must mul-
tiply 'rapidly?'
ultiply'rapidlyf"
With a twinkle in his eye y" iii@ keeper'
replied, "Some kinds do, .but, tri e' ar-
Pc,� P ,
ocular ones are 'ad "- `�
dere.--�ut�g@ s Li-
brary.
The Proper Caper.
Ascum-Tell , me which is proper,:
Doty L ly,l.e 'Works, at Goderich. The
faliluie fol?,'owe4 the deaitk of Freder!ck
Doty.
MITCHELL—A, quiet bpi pretty wend-
;:: was ce1ebraied at• .rhe iton2„e' of
lei and' Ira 'mien S ill1'atgtOr4on, June
2th, when the : d'aughers Florence wag
naia.-rried to It J lln."4 P, McGuire, of
Teroanto,
A INQI-1s 11 T e wedding took: place
Juno 27th, at l; ilk° nolatz, of Ial:�se Ethel
eldest deux :tor+ of A., H. Musgrove, T.
Fp, and W. J. Oiler., one of: Wing,
hang's leadt tg merchants, The wedding
Was are F= t: e eweIiep? seen In; 3 7Ing
lana for 'some tim , and, toot playa rt
tb A home io f the bride, in tthe presence
nuin'ber of re:at:yes and !:tatltnnte
BLANSII,kRD—:Oa.vid McKay, a fa,r-
er on the 3Titohett Bead; met with a pain
faI accident Thursday while fixing a hay
fork track .is 1.11s 111744)1, T,ht, ladder he
was yoga slipped ars dime fel. to, the barn
Hoar. attitt`b tr ap Crttss-bea it ill his flea„
cent nttota,lot.4,7 gievera1 fractured ribs
and, "ba- wa„5 severeltc trajured on the head,
t# TQHELL--Peter Campbell, Itt it -is-
-year died e°t. hiLs homestead iu,
4go1 ;oat soba 2S. U, tel t,wa Years ago
1 was
*to td d ocoa'a,3de"r'abla work
about t 4>_. rf$rrn, He 'aero*' was sick e,
tiny cel .Ills Wet a;vzi,l ho tock a AaraiYilc
'straits a wet*
a
rix
of
1"0
ahton. 'Qat
r eldest; chug t
Salcolrlt S. Altera :co
of Brueef eld.l
* wetititli took
these aluevale,
fro. John, IiZ�
when Nettle,
ma the brie
Landon, orm-.
KIPPEN.—At• two o'clock on Wedlle
day a -blue woddkirg or. ;iniad, TatQre4t
was seletilt4sed a(t' the }throe of biros
13412,, ICippen, wren her daughter, Mary
Aliee Cmperor. was unite in marriew,e
wlttn Rev. John B4ella,rl, on, B: k:`,, pas -
or of St, Andrew''Presbyterian, church;
IliTQN--•A very pretty event topki
acs
on June «
tl X -
h neon/ att
tl
Q
ideslce of *r, "and M .- Ti: atnadl
hen tlttalr eldest daughter. axes
aild. 'Mr Art3tar Lawson, sweets
rs 4ty bends, or matrimony. Tha
n olergynnatza, was Rag., T: We,s
etnrel. The 'or de was dreeaed fit
w2ttto awles emhroides
offs
ley
a
a I'ezi'y tat tl e Ua,w ^t
with. tilts area mer bait
Clair Fiats, near thrill; l
t'tltin. The Bothnia. ea
W4 Duns, a deck iilandt of Par
wan
drowned.
a
oll:d+
Ili Ste:
Qts June
Ralph
III, Oat.
FOR the rareh
as. an accompanymg beverage, serve
use.
en,
you are
v o oro
Your friends will know that.
;e ti:
the purest, most
that can be pr :c
o -r ay,
LA ATT,
P3
4g
OPeeChee
art
G
p . of the b
is made from.
trees that gro
MITCHELI --On Junta «t2ttt, a mare,-
Ke
narr -lila took "Place ,,at tlae, atoltto o>: Mr. turd.
Irda« T. Dell, when,thedr tlaatghter, Mabel
united in nlarrtatik to Mr. Herbert
ode, of Toronto., The ceremonrl
performed by Elder W. H. Gray;
of the Latter Day Saints and only near'
xeitttiv0s were present.
III13I3ERT sin important social event
teak„placo at the horns of Mr. and Mrs
James Scott.. Jr., Hlibbert, ,on Jude
2l1 \viten thctir daughter, Mies 13osa!o
was Joined it wedlock, to Bev. 11. G. Me.
Kay. The officiating clergyman, was Itev
D. Bitch e, pastor of the Cromarty Chur-
ch. and the nu mbar off zfueats preachii
wero eighty.
CLINTON—John Taylor passed. away
at tiro hoainitat hero Sunday nlllorning
at the ago of i4 yea s .and; 9 months
A week er no pgc fila had been badly
hurt near 13rucet1ald while driving the
Bayfleid staco, as 'rel hal been thrown
out and the wheiels nalssed over nils
Ck1,4at.
,11.:}3,„E,B4Tcat)
0 1 T aH ROOFING
k will not warp, rot, crack,
blister, crumble or rust.
' Strongly fire -resisting.
Ru-ber-ofd roofs laid 21
years ago are still sound
and weather tight. If
you want a roof to last,
investigate Ru-ber-oid,
3; Permanent Colors— -
Red, Brown, Green -
and natural Slate.- 75
Sole Canadian -Mfrs.
UHESTANDAEDPAPIfl CO.
etCasailaTithsalkd.Nentreat.
The Dashwood Planing Mills
Co., Limited.
DASH WOOD
Home. ....,
Study
Thousands' rot anbious youriff
people are ;bohng instructed in
their, Horne _Study Dept. You may
finish at College it you desire::
Pay whenever you wish. •' Thirty
Years' Experience; Largest train.-
eran Canaria. Enter any day
Positions :guaranteed. If you
wish. to. "save board and. learn,
white you, esirn, write.for 'partf-
culars.
110 V
ACATION
'Cicnteri, Bus
., dtnese college
0E0. SPOTTON ' B. P. WA,:
resident Princlpitl
Would. you say "`It Is D0881ble.tor'two
on ': 1 _
�0 a week or • o a� i.
n 10
aSDI°
Gil
axe
Weeklte y?,? ' ,, "it Vk'ise-OB'ell, I'd saycit is pr. .. r
possible fo_r
twoto
live -on 1Oa week
taming�•
USIieSSweakly,„—Catiolie
Standard and
Times.
Very. Mean.;'
Uo t believe that, every' man should
do something to , advanceq, scientific
knowledge; , WhetI die C lial1leave
my brain to entenc' ' ' e- 'tin
thing. --Judge;-- —
0
Your orders in our, fide : will be
attended to quickly and ,satisfac-
torily. We are here to raletisethe
public needing anything ' in our
line, and we''aslr ,a trial fromy ou
Orders left by phone or .other-
wise at THE ADVOGATL+' OFF-
ICE, "PHONE 25, will -receive
prompt attention. '
•
eec
gum
his sap is boiled down
d refined until its pur-
is assured. Then
packed in cakes, hermetically
shipped to our big sanitary
London, where (by modern
processes) it is made into
O-Pee-Chee Gum and
flavored in the making to
carefully
sealed and
factory in
suit all tastesa
There's a lingering f eshness abort G-
Pee-Chee you're sure to like. It is fax
smoother than ordinary
15
gum and lasts longer.
O-Pee-Chee is the one per,
feet gum --"It's merits the tongue can telt"
Sold by all dealers who sell the best gum.
VI- 4ya� S 1 yJ' 1n1 '.V t 7 Ll"4 t`Ax...,i i� ** j {.
r ,r'EE " ct1.:1. BACELWX.37
SECRETS OF HOME LIFE
Statements spade by patients taking the New Method Treatment. They know it Cures
Rte` No Names or Teetimonials
CONSTITUTIONAL BLOOD DISEAiSE.
Patient No. 1647.4. "mo spots are all
gone from mylegs and
arms and I feel
s0o d nowI am ver
fateful t '
Y g 'O O
3 tt
and shalt never forgot the favor your
medicines have done for me. You can
"0 my, name in recommending it to
any sufferer. I am going to get mar-
ried soon. Thanking you onto more,
SAYS TWO MONT'IIS CURED Hffi.
Patient' No. 16765. Age 23. Single.
Indulged In immoral hafts 4 years. De-
posit in urine and drains at night.
Varicose Veins on both "sides, pains>in.
back, weak sexually. Re' writes: -"I
received your totter of recent date and
In reply Z ane pleased to say that after
-taking two months' treatment I would
consider myselfcompletely cured.. as I
have seen no signs of them coming
back ,(one :year).
THE WORLD SEEMS DIFFERENT.
Patient No. 15023. "I have not- had
a regular
FmI5eionI don't
know when
and ant feeling fine.., Tha world seems
altogether different to me -and I thank
God for directing me to you. You have
boon an honest doctor With me."
used
without written t consent •
VARICOSE VEINS cram).
Case No. -16888. -:Symptoms when he
startedtreatment:—Age
rte
21
single, !n-
od in
in-
dulged Immoral ha 1
b isever I
Y
s a years.
Varicose 9e Valns on .both sides—pimples'
on thea e
f c etc.
After two months'
treatment he writes as follows:—"your
welcome letter to hand and am very
glad to say that I' think myself cured.
My Varicose Veins have completely dis-
appeared far quite a :while and It seems
a cure. I work harder' and feel less
tired. I have no desire for that habit
whatever and, if r stay like this, which
I' have every reason to believe I will.
Thanking you -for your kind. attention "
otic:
GAINED 14 leoUNDS IN ONE MONTH.
Patient No: 13512. ;This patient; (aged
53) had a chronic case of Nervous De-
ility- and Sexual Weakness -and was run
down in vigor and vitality. ::.After -one
:'
month's";t.reatment. he' reports as fol
lows:—"I am feeling very well. I have
gained 14 pounds in one month, so'that,-
5 will have to congratulate you. ' Later(
report:—"I am .beginning to -feel morn
like a man; -I fecig my -condition ;:is:;
getting better every'reek .",;ills last re,
port:—"Dear Doctors—As I -fool this ie:'
the last month's treatment' that I wilt .
have to get; I thought ,at,one tints $;
would never be cured but I; put con-
fidence in you from :the start and you
,havo cured ane." -
CURES GUARANTEED OR' NO PAY
We trent, Lund cure: VARICOSE VEINS.' NERVOUS :; DEBiIFrY, ,BLOOD AND
UIRINARY COMPLAINTS, INTS,' KIDNEY AND . BLADDER DISEASES' and all Diaeaae-
DeeUliar to 'mea.
,��CONSULTATiON FREE. 'BOOKS FREE: if unable to' eel: write for a; u
*lief"
Home
Treatment.. 'estaot['
All
1®tit®ra from Canada megst k,e atldreseeel t .
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