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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1908-01-30, Page 4OiiiJER a SUIT Wby not snake yourself .► present One That Will Look Well Wear Well and Last Well A suit of ('i•'tiles or an Overcoat would be just the thing and some- thing that would afford the wearer comfort as well as the pleasut r of know- ing that he is well dressed. We Have the Verg Latest Clothes an;:`Patterns. J. H. Holtzmann CRFDITON i xetex Aduo.cate, Sanders & Creech, Props. THURSDAY, Jan. 30, 1908 Election Reform Mr. Alcorn, conservative member for Prince Edward, Ontario, has intro- duced in the Dominion House a ineas- urc wh:cb embodies :area of the elec- tion refortn features of his party plat- form. The bill limits closely the leg- itimate expenditure of a candidate and prohibits ruore strictly the free transport of electors, punishing all concerned in it. It provides that where possible sheriffs shall be return- ing officers with the registrar for next choice, and that thedeputies and outer poll officers shall be resident in the parish, township or municipality where they act. Ballot boxes must be examined at the opening of the poll to prevent fraud. Heavy penalties ate Imposed on all who practice or know- ingly permit fraud. Officers who vio- late the secrecy of the poll get a year in prison. Corporations are forbidden under penalty of $5,000 to contribute to campaign funds, while officers, dir- ectors or shareholders concerned in the transaction are liable to a year's imprisonment and a heavy tine. The penalty of a briber is imposed upon all who by public speaking or through the press or in any other way try to influence electors by promise of public expenditure in their district. There are other equally stringent clauses snaking the treasure a great step in election reform. Such a measure should meet with the approyaal of both sides of the House. The people areal! in f.►vor of clean elections. and upon -this rests the great principle of respon- sible government. NOTE AND COMMENTS Senate Reform has been a live ques- tion at Ottawa in the Commons and `senate this week. Certain Common- -ors are for abolishing the L'pper house, othors for reforming it and nue par- ticularly bright ides is to have it de- cided by a referendum. The senator's retaliate by saying that there are far too re- any members iu the House of foundry and machine shop combined Command and that if the number sold (leo. Finkbeiner, the deputy -re- )' 1 were re:luted by one-half, more busi- turning officers of the two village tolls, employed about twelve sten. 1t corn - ewes would be done with nine's less were in Seattorth on Saturday deliver- IttPnced business over a year :not and •time waisted in useless talk. There is ing their ballot box.•s to reteuningnfll- been a growing industry ever since. - fou I for thought in both arguments and 1 cer, D. D. \Vinson. --%Nell, the election A"0" cur' s occurrence has befallen perhaps the adoption of both ideas , ti over. Soule are glad, others sire, Miss Mabel Sparks. a young Indy of would be of benefit to the e emu y. and it lot quite unconcerned. The this village, who has been teaching `fir Richard Cartwright used es 4.a)•10 •j wits Mr. liortnn got in this town. school Hent ('etnr,alia for same time. that the Senate k "rt mill stone h ing ••hi►' wax a complete sr , pi i=e. Sonne One evening about two weeks ago she ing to the neck of the people," but en, "1 'h.' '1r1 "rile Liberal:' think 801110- retinal to bed feeling in her usual opinion has changed since has view. 1 bane lists gone wrong with Stephen, health, but on awakening during the point is now from a Senator's ch eie. I but true true facts of tttecase are -there night found to her surprise that she the Toronto News re ardin the re- rare mete independent men here now, had lost the power to speech. She eans of distribution measure to be brought be- I and irk niers theirlo b;ailot an ludo well notbefore adiner the blackhcontinued m►rdtut►ii) a supply school by rcould be fore the Ontario f.egislature at true ap- obtained. after which she returned home. Up to the present she has been onahle to converse except in the faint- est whisper. In every other respect eke enjoys normal health. The doe - tors Northern Ontario. Four, or possi- tars are unable to account for her i ih"taa,erson. youngcter was her I orP 0141, were recn t% des Wes au old tuner•. The roads are sudden IoBs of voice. -- i P. ll,nthron t [ p liP flue, new constitnenrPs are likely 1adl • drified•in Il.wes and u•avellin h.ss been apn eI':ted clerk of the villsge `0015 of her industry and by her depth to be created throughout the older ) i g in place of .I. ('. St •ratan.-- After a man)• henries are sad and aching. her portions of the Province, but at least is st'Iw.- \\',• si' pleaw•d to learn that [tleasaut visit here to ith her mother, lowing disposition winning her than two of the smaller existingcon.,situ the l 411"""" It ink of ('onunerce Ilet4 `Les. (i. S. Thompson, Mee. Barrett p friends. The funeral took lace Mon- has on has returned to Chatham. -11. Catch- dot•. May the sorrowing ones find re - pole has purchased Mrs. Houghten's lief in Hint who doeth all things well. house on the west side of the railroad -- ems - track. %Veno ;-1'he 141)41 tolls t•eelde•nce over some papers that the letter wish- ed brought down for efts tnination rel• ative to some tiu,ber deals in the de- partment of lieu. Fr...k 01itet. At first the Premier refused to have them shown, but finally he receded from his decision, at the saute time stating that the Government had ttieright to with- hold eel lain papc►s under certain con- ditious. Now that the Exeter Agricultural Society has the new utticer's and direc- tors elected for ILIUS it is time they were considering the erection of a grand stand on the Agricultural grounds. For the past few years the stand hes been ensafe for the smallest boy to venture upon it. And to look at—well it is a disgrace to au other- wise good ground. The stand never was any good from the titet day it was built. On a wet day it was simply int - possible, on a cool day it was colder than comfortable and on .e w: t'm day it was positively bot. An absolutely new covered stand is necessary and this summer is the tune to build it. Of course we hear the old, old story from some of the old-time directors: "The cost is too great and we haven't the cash." \Vhat matters it: The stoney can be borrowed and the grouud mortgaged, if necessary. A few good days and the thing is paid for and after that it will he a money maker for the society. In order to se cure the crowds it is necessary that they be supplied with a stand. Over and over again we have heard people say they did not care to go to the grounds because of the lack of n stand from which to watch the sports. Crediton Miss Verde Shortt entertained a number of her Crediton and Ebenezer friends on \Vednesday evening in hon- or of her cousin Miss Mable Parker of Port Elgin. Geo. Hepburn and sisters of Centralia were among the guests. While a lood was corning from Ebe• nezer to attend the party they met with an accident with disabled some of them for the evening. -Root. Clark our new butcher, moved here from Sebringville last week. We welcome hire to our midst and wish him every success. -Mrs. Daniel Cestreicher bas returned horse, after a few weeks visit with her mother, Mrs. Manz of Tavi- stock. -Sant') Brown was in Hatnilton the beginning of the week on business. -San►') Knbn and wife are now com- fortably settled in their home on Main street. -Dr. McCue had a long-distance phone placed in his office last Friday. -Eli I.•►wson left here on Sattttday for the West. He accompanied a car load of horses from Exeter for Thomas Handford and will go with them as fat as Winnipeg. -Nelson Hicks of Cent- ralia was in town Monday instructing the singers wise wilt take part in the choruses. It is his intention to give a concert in Centralia some time next month and here the night following. More particulars will follow. The pro- gram will be an excellent one and none should amiss the treat in store for them. -Mrs. Siebert and family. who are moving from Plattsville to Dash- woesi, are spegding a few days here with Mr. and- Mrs. Sara Brown. In the meantime Mr. Siebert is having his goads and household effects ship- ped to the neighboring burg, where he intend- starting a mercantil a busi- ness. Mr. Siebert lived bete some years ago and has many warm friends here. who all wish hinu every success in business. -The remains of the late Elizabeth Smith. daughter of Williani Smith, of Shipka, who died in Victoria Hospital, London, on Sunday, were Interred in the Evangelical cemetery here on Wednesday, Rev. StittclifTe of Corbett ofltciating at the burial ser- vice. O sr sympathy is extended to the bereaved family. -Daniel Sweitze•r ft•nsall The little daughter of John Jackson of Rodgert•ille. who was severely scalded a few days ago is getting along nicely. She was in the act of remov- ing a teakettle (tom the stove when the handle broke off and the contents of the teakettle were spilled over tier feet and legs, scalding tar quite ser- iously.- Miss Ethel Troyer has retain- ed to Seaforth after a pleasant visit in town. -The sanies of town are giving a leap year dance to -morrow, Friday night. -Harry Taylor of London, \ViII Geiger, Jack McEwen and Frank Blatchford of Toronto were home' last week on a taint. -Mrs. Sellars and children of Saskatoon are guests of Mrs. Thos. Pepper, London Road. --11. J. D. Cooke and Dave Coitelon who have been ill are convalescent. -James Morrison has returned from it few vexes' sojourn in the \\'est. --A new Palmer piano has been placed in the basement of Carmel (:hunch. -Miss Os- borne of Toronto is a visitor with the Misses McArthtii.- Mrs. Baw•der. of Clinton spent a few days here during the week. -Art King who suet with an accident at the rink is recovering from its effects. Ile was playing hockey when he got in a head-on collision. Ile was taken otT the ice its an uncon- scious condition and medical aid was summoned. -Wilson Wood and wife have returned to London. -Willison \Vhitesides is recovering from his late illness. -Mrs. Nelson Blatchford has been in Toronto attending the funeral of a relative. -Mrs. McLaren of Tusco- la county, Mich., is visiting her sister Mrs. J. lVeismiller.-Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Eacrettrecently celebrat- ed their golden wedding. A large num- ber of relatives were in attendance. Besides some valuable presents they were presented with a purse of gold. - Ed. Shaffer was in Toronto last week attending the funeral of his daughter, Miss Jennie Shaffer. -Ben Holtewan of Berlin visit friends in town during the week. -The tnany friends of Mr. Murray will indeed he sorry to learn of his contnued illness.-Mrs.T.Welsh recently entertained a few friends. A pleasant titne is reported by all. - A team of Exeter junior hockey play- ers carne up Saturday to play our jun- iors. The visitors were defeated by a score of 5 -1. -Carmel church will be illuminated with electric lights short- ly. --Arnold McArthur, who bas been employed on the Sovereign Bank staff at Ottawa, is home on a visit. -Dr. and Mrs. Sellery were in Kincardine this week. Mrs. Sellery will remain for a time. -G. (louse has engaged Jas. Bruce of Lindsay. -The plate glass window in J. McArthur's store was ac- cidentally broken the other day by a stick of wood falling against it. -Fred Manns and bride have returned bone. -The death occurred on Saturday of Miss Jean Sheffer, who since July has been performing with the Keller Bi- cycle Troupe. The deceased will be remembered by Hensall people among whore she lived till about flee years ago when she left with her mother for Toronto. At Galesburg, ill., she was taken ill a week agc and her mother sent for and arrived just before she died. From a child she exhibited dar- ing qualities and though only a short time on the stage had made a reputa- tion as a trick bicyclist. She was 17 years of age. -Mr. Berks who has been working in the bat her shop for Jantes Logan, has gone to Brussels.-t''red Demuth, after a pleasant visit here and at Zurich. has returned to Detroit. -The Hensel' foundry and machine shop. which in spite of the stringency of the money market has been running full time up to the present, was ob- liged to close its doors Saturday night for an indefinite period. The manag- ers state that they have plenty of orders ahead. but cannot get any money when the orders are filled. The strictly to party lines. -The railway surveyors are expected through here this week. The recent storm delayed them considerably. - Where ere our open winter weather prophets? 'Ttte storm on Sundae and the following roaching session. says: -"At present the general impression is that at least ten more Ine'inlsers will he added to the Legislature by the bill. Of these four will be given to Toronto,,us.1 four 5 or 500 or 5,000,000 --they are all alike. Each biscuit as light as if made by fairy hands. Baked to a guff?en russet brown. So fresh, and crisp, and tempting, that just opening the box is teasing the appetite. And you fund a new delight in every one you eat. Yon get perfection when you get Mooney's Perfection Cream Sodas Wood's Pho en Sphotil3Ue The Gre-;l Enoli.'4 Remedy. Tunes ut:sl -...!urate: the whole nervous 1, makes now In old Veins. Cures Nerv- ous Debilityy,� Mental and Brain Worry, Ika- tondency, .Stserti 'Weakness, Emissions. Epee- ,:errhaa, and /Mlle of 4 h use or I•-r•eesses. ir•o tl per box, nix for $S. One wilt please six tin cute. 801.1 by all demists or mailed in ebbs pkg. on receipt of precis. New pamphlet mailed free. The wood Meadlolnts Co. (formerly Windsor) Toronto, Ont. Grand Bend Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fritz were in London Monday consulting a doctor in regard Mr. Fritz's health. it is with genuine regret that we learn of his continued illness, but we trust he may soon be enjoying good health. - Miss E. Ziler, 14th concession of Step - ben, is visiting Mrs. E. Gill, sr. -Bruce Bossenberry and wife of Brucefleld were visitors at 11. Bossenberry's on Sunday. -Nelson Ravelle moved into L Itavelle's house last week. -Mrs. Zapfe who has been in Pt. Edward the past two weeks returned horse Satur- day. -Mrs. Jos. Ravelle who has been visiting in Sebringville returned here Saturday. Eden The anniversary of the Methodist church here will be observed on Sun- day and Monday, Feb, !) and 10. An oyster supper is to be served Monday evening. Particulars later. ---Edgar Buswell of Toronto was borne Wed- nesday casting in bis vote in the elec- tion. --Miss Anderson of Donley is vis- ingat John Thotopson's.-Mrs.. t,'a- cott and son of Calgary visited at Mrs - Frank Coates a fete (11l)•s last week. - A sleigh load from Rich. Coates drove to the home of Ed. Shapton, Stephen, on Friday evening nncl spent a social time. -Toms. Breaks and wife spent Monday at Will Ford's, Elimville.- \Vm. Coates and wife visited at Relit. F:ssery's. Crediton, one day last week. McGillivray DIED --It is indeed a painful task for us to record the untimely death of Hiss Rebecca Dixon, whose spirit took flight early Saturday morning at the horse of her brother, l%'nl. Dixon. at Maguire, where she has been residing since spring. On ,tan. 13th, Miss Dix- on was taken ill with a severe attack of grip. Medical aid was at once sum - atoned and with careful and kind nursing she rallied somewhat but it was not of long duration for her illness assumed a serious aspect and pneu- monia setting in she gradually sank until death relieved here. Deceased was a thorough Christian, and never for a moment during her illness did she nttera complaint but rather grew patient and awaited the Master's call. A conspicuous trait in Miss Dixon's encies will probably he merged into others. For instance, it is generally accepted that. Monck, now represent- ed by Iron. itichard Ilnrcoutt. will be no store after the redist Weibel), while, now Chit Hon. (leu. P. (lnahaant has vacated it, it is not unlikely that the constituency of Brockville will he re- modelled. A lively tilt bus been on in the Do- minion Hence during the week be- tween the (loverr.ment and Opposition For Luny Troubles Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cer- tainly cures coughs, colds, bronchitis, consumption. And it certainly strengthens weak throats and weak lungs. There can be no mistake about this. You know it is true. And \ our own doctor will say so. The hest kind of a testimonial - Bold to over sixty years." .. asatestee e aisle 8y I.C. Ayer Cn.. t.eas%Yaws. .1.'., r-.:. :u: cr• of s.,z krklatu. tS n elf Mol. "'.:• t a, • e • , --ct.' w'• r any, 52,• f,rm ., or a,. our ereedlola•a. Pills and thus hasten recovery. pnenrn.•ural. decided to open up a branch here --- probably this week. This will be wel- come news to a large number. Corbet t WRniso--Wm. Shaddock betook himself to Pat khill on Tuesday on a Most interesting mission. l\ ill cer- tainly believes in the old adage that it is not good for man to lice "lone as his action on the above day would in- dicete. We refs r to his us at iag.• to Miss Margaret E. Thompson, which 1 pleas:•nt event took place at the house of the bride. the ceremony being per- formed by Rev. ('omens. After the 'ce e rem nt a a sty dainty • ren acn., par- ' • taken of. Mr. and Mrs. Shaddoek have settled dawn to the stet:w t.'entities at e e their hetm here (11 arid :1 t' r l I bits 0th he spat ed to enjoy the corn fo1rts of married life together. Puxes:el-Arms-The other evening rtt,,,nt thirty nt,•mt;els of Jlis. Sut- tliffr's dee, from the B,ston church in response to an ill vital. gathered ,t the puson age. The evening teas • [tent ill girlies and music and then drib •i•t Itat Icon was chosen ehairman to conduct the prngtnnn given by the young people. One fealulP of till* ev- ening etNS 7. di..logne by Misses Millie Faster ars. Fina Sh••,ritt. which to Mi'.. `lntrtitf•'• e0tire surprise w•+as n train for is honeymoon trip to Toronto pte.eotalion r.I' .1 benefit tilly worded ;end other eastern points. The popu- Receipt Mixed Often of Mr. and ,\its. John Sheppard was -- on %Vedne•sdey the scene of a pretty Some ientarkable stories are being and charming wedding, when their told about town -end among the cisme estimable daughter Christina pledg- try people coming in on this simple ed herself as the bride of Fred Manns horse-rnnd.• mixture curing Mosinee - the highly esteemed tonsorial artist, tism and Kidney Trouble. Here is the who t•er•ently bought out Jos. Derstein receipt And directions for taking. Mix at Zurich. At the hour of t wo the by !disking we•il in a bottle one•hml( guests Assembled in the parlor to await ounce Fluid Extract Dandelion; one the coating of the bridal party. Dor. ('once ('ompound Kargon;tbret ounces ing the inter% ening time miss Annie Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla. Take dost Wren, coos• o a. ► one tests tone- ul after e m f the bride, rendered i fmeals the wadding starch and to thetnviting And at bedtime. 10IISIC the w•in.nm bride, WAS Zell to the No change need he made in your ns - U 1 1 A test u( a t 1 diet tt drink plenty, t pallor r i ening on the atm of her fath• c f good er. Her wedding rube was of beauty. , writer. en111hi►ted with tare' simplicit y, it being • This iosxtme writes one authority of cream vrill.• .ter silk. The groom [n a leading l'hiladrlphia newspalwr awaited hie under• nn nrch of green has a pecnlhtr tonic effect upon the and it was here that Ne.. ilr. Medd of kidneys: cleansing the clogged up Forest tied the matrimonial knot. At pares of the elintinatiye tissues forcing the conclusion of the congratulations the kidneys to sift and strain from the the guests mated to the dining room isle sit 1 h ue it :44141 and other waste end enjoyed ,e (11o.t excellent and , met ter oc.'rr•eming itheurn atistn 1-31 ,.I. tenupt Ing supper. (I owned in a hand• Iter 411.1 1'1 in.0 y troubles in it short sour end neet•Htting travelling soft w bite. of brown "bit o1 bre eicloth ills bride A New York druggist w'ho has had left with her husband on the evening huode.d4of cells for these Mgr, then! P since the first announcement in the newspapers lest Ortniter staled that the people who once try it "swear by it" esis'eu*lly those who hive Urinary and Kidney trouble and suffer with Rheuntit1sm. The druggists in this neighlrnthrttel say they can supply the ingredients, which are easily mixed at hetne. There is said to be no better blood cleansing agent oc system tonic known, and ce>,- tainly none more harmless or simple to use. adds.'., and :a hrr,.I-orae eight-day ma We clock. Both Mr. and Mrs. Sut- cliffe peon -:I, Amer a little longer time 911'. in enjoyment all reptired to 1,: it 1e.portIvo homers.. Clubbing Rates Laity of the bride was evinced by the numerous gifts which she received. Mr. and Mt.,. \i inns will tike up their residence in Zurich and we are only voicing the sentiments of the entire comm+utity when we wish them every happiness and prosper its. --- -awe Perk hill: Peter Stewertpissed away We can equal any club- early Wednesday owartg, at his bing rate offered. Call home en the Centre road, West Wil- esep the bowels regular with Ayer's 8I1 gee. (kiln., after only is few der.' illness of The Toronto Council has decided to cut off IU licenses in that city. orter Undoubtedly the best . 'ewed on the continent. Proved to be .o by anal„i' of four chemists, and award, of the ttarsd''. great Exffilk bitions, •especially Cau. A(:o 11393, where it received ninety-six points out of a possible hundred, much higher than any other I'orter in the United States or Canada. WAREHOUSES AT - EXETER, CENTRALIA AND CLANDEBOYE In\•estigate intii the Merits of the CENTRAL STRATFORD, ONT. itis the most eucceadul businesa training school III Western Ontario. Our Commercial, Shorthand snd Telegraphy Departments are in charge of able Highest i r� rice paid for Grain instructors of experience. All our courses are thou a ough up•to-date and practical. We have become one of the largest business training schools in the I'rovihce. Ott our free catalogue and learn what - __ _ we are doing Commercial scnools as well as busi- ness men employ our graduates. Students are en• tering each week. Enter now. H (Successor to Joseph Cobbledick) ELLIOTT & MCLACPrincipLiAN,als RICH. SELDOM THE MOLSONS BANK (Incorporated by Act of Parliament 1515) Head Office, Montreal Capital .Paid Up Reserve Fund Assets Over $3,200,(X)0X) 3,000,000 33,000,000 IXTY-TWO BRANCHES IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA EXETER BRANCH - OFFICE HOURS 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. SATURDAYS, 10a. m. to 1 pp. •. A OBNERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. DEPOSIT Receipts issued and highest current rate of interest allowed acing Bank Departments Lrtil further erly I interest on Saeen ,, accounts ly. be credited quarterly instead of half yearly as formerly. Deposits of 91 and upwards received. Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government. DICKSON & CARLING, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager, EXETER DIAMOND HALL E1$EST JEY(ELLERY Ot-i( NI•:1\• STO('K OF41111 Watches, Jewellerd, Silverware, Toilet Sets, Etc., Etc., has just been opened up and we may safely say that this is the finest stock that has ever been shown in Exeter. Our Coods are at Prices To Suit EVERYBODY The Will Suit You Call and Examine Earid A. MARCHAND, Exeter, Ont. Zurich Hensall, in account of which appears F. 'V. Hes., jeweller, h+ts recoveredtinter HPns"11 news. --Miss Josephine from his itlnesa. -Miss Emma Heide - vicinity Frank Brenner are visiting in this man of Detroit is home on n vial.- vicinity from llirhigan. -WeddingItec. A. D. (iischler is assenting Kev, bells are ringing. ---Miss Maggie MAhat• fy of School S L. K. Eidt ofiDashwood is the Evan- gelistic meetings. The two ministers and daughter of Jas. Mahaffy of Stan- ley. exchanged pulpits on Sunday. -Mrs. recently wen a handsome copy of McCormick's manyfriend., will kap The Empire auk the Century," as a pleased to learn that she is recoveringg reward far an essay on "Thr Empire." her late illness. Mee. Allen is nl- This was one of the prizes Offered by PO recovering from the effects of her the i)anghters of the Empire of (rode- lateaccident. -IA rge.luftnt.it 148 1)1min wood rich for essays"" this t•nhjeet by Pu - are teeing her tight to town. - John pi in the school+ in West Huron. who underwent opera- tion - — Trettuuter and r ent se- Aera- tion at. Dr. Gems 4 hospital, Clinton, is getting along a. well 1414 can be ex- pected. -Arthur Stephensonof London was in town last work in the interest of the C.O.F. lodge.- Dan. Kaercher of Superior. Wi•., was here list week. -Miss Matjor•ie Broderick has retern- ed from a visit to her sister Mrs. Wm. Nannie. -Henry Gellman has taken it position with C. Schrag. biker.--Jnbn Consitt whose ilness WAs recorded last week, passed away at his borne on the Peri. Line, on Thur•(laq. Ile bad re- covered somewhat and mi the morn• Ing of his (lends- bad sat down to bre Mast And while in the act of par- laking of some food suddenly passed .away. Ile Ilea Krell ill fur sense time And his death tea., nut unexpected. Deceased was one of the oldest Nod most highly teeperted residents of (hie vicinityy and he knees behind to en regime de family the ashes itemise of a the rorld r,ver as the best prescription gond name and a useful and worthy ever use J by the medical penfravi,.s for career. The funeral took place Saba- Coughs, ('olds, Croup, ittonehit;, and dny to the 11:aj}•fiel.l cemetery end tea. Tightness of the ('hest. ('hihln-n tike largely atten,le.l. To the hrtenved it. To introduce it into every home we fancily w -P extend our genuine eympn- will sen•) a free sample to every person thy. -Fred Menne who recently Bur- sending their name and address to Dr. rinsed the bat bering business of Jos. T. A. Slocum, Limited, Toronto. Sold Derstein here was married onWed nes- by all u -to -date druggists at We. day to Miss Christina Sheppard of for Fres Sample Today. Ailsa ('►Nig: James ilorthwick of Thedf•'rd has p,(rchdse(1 the c o n fcc• ttnnr�hl.in,s. nf Mrs. T. \1 • tecu and will take possession shot Ily. Permanent Rests "I i1:e1 101 e u su1T•-ring fur ut(r two months with an obstinate cough, as had also my little girl. We tried several remedies common to any drug store without obtaining any apparent re lief, in fart we were growing worse. 1 got a bottle of Coltsfoote Expectorant from my druggist an 1 inside of two days the cough was stopped, and the 115011s so permanent turd rapid that we decided to keep it in oar home continually. ROBERT PALEN. C. A. R. :jtat ase:: Ottawa. Coltsfoote E::pectoi..:lt is r•t•.egaized