Exeter Advocate, 1908-10-15, Page 5This Week
We Are Showing
2 six -octave and 1 five -
octave second-hand or-
gans, c)ieap for
CASH oft TIME.
In #pew Pianos
we have some very tine instruments.
Sewing Machines
in all the leading makes and styles.
Our Prices and Terms
are of the most liberal kind.
Stationery
in all the newest styles at
away down prices.
\Ve will be pleased to show
you our goods.
Se MARTIN &SON
Exeter's Leading Musical Emporium.
They are noted for the quality of their goods.
Q zetet abtwtate
EXEIER -_ - ONTARIO
51.00 if paid to advance,
$t.110 a) ear it not so paid.
Ts Uslted States Ssascritr.rs$1 a0
Ia• s Year Strictly la Advsac•.
SANDERS k CREECH, Publishers.
Winchelsea
Mr. Garnet Murray and sister of
Drysdale. visited at John Routley's
last week. -Miss Anna E. Martin of
Exeter was the guest of Miss Ella
Robinson last week. -Mrs. Thomas
Coward spent Saturday in London on
business. --Mr. W. \V..Kerr and wife
spent Sunday and Monday with
friends in Crediton. -A number from
here attended Anniversary Services
held at \Voodltaun on Sunday.
--
5100 Reward 8100.
The readers of this paper will be }leased to learn
that there is at least oy a dreaded disease that science
has beenable to cure in all its stages, and that is
Catarrh. 1iall's Catarrh Cure Is the only positive
ure now known to tke medical fraternity. Catdrrh
being a con,tituligial disease requires a constitu-
tional treatment. hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Iu.
ternally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the ersten, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution and assist-
ing nature in doing its work. The proprietors have
so in wh faith in its curative powers that they offer
one hundred Dollars for any case that It falls t0
cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Druggists, 75cents,
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Where is there an individual
who is ns capable to act as the
executor of your will as this Coni-
cally, which was organized and
evelored especially for this pur-
pose?
This Company will carry:out:to
the last letter the terms of your
will. It will manage the estate
efficiently and economisally, and
avoid legal entanglements.
It wiH not be tempted, as an
individual might, to speculate
with the funds held in trust. It
is debarred by law from specu-
lation.
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This Company cannot die, get
sick or take a holiday ---always
ready to faithfully perform its
trust.
Charges are never greater, but
usually less than the remuneration
allowed individuals.
Services of Family Solicitor
always retained.
Correspondence receives prompt
and_careful consideration.
Managed in connection with the
Huron & Erie Loan and Savings
Co.
kr
LONDON, ONTARIO.
eaae
DRs.KENNEDY&KENNEDY
SUCCESSORS To
D s. Kennedy & Kerdan
NERVOUS DEBILITY
SPECIAL NOTICE.
C•. i::g
t Dr. l:e--
e an being eecea, ed,
Dr. J. D. Kennedy,
• _ 11 D.rectcr,
has associated with
him Dr.KennedyJr.
who has been with
the firm for several
years. so hereafter
business w::1 con-
ducted under the
name of
Das KENNEDY
d KENNEDY
flrousands of young and middle aged turn are annually swept
ta pre:nature gr..ve through KAHI,Y INDISCRRTIUN8,
ItX, E.jli5 AND I3I.000 I)Ii,IfASES. If you hare anyof tie
f tllowiag symptoms consult us before it is too late. re you
nous t.xi w- :..,and(,:....r:v, Si eek, tefore theeyes, with dark circles under then, weak back, f idnev s it r ita-
blc. palpitation of the heart, bashful, dreams and losses, sedi-
iment in urine, pimples on the face. eyes sunken. hollow cheeks
careworn expression, poor memory, lifeless, distrustful. lack
energy and strength. tired mornings testiest' nights. change-
able moods. weak manhood, premature decay, bone pains. hair
loose. sore throat etc.
BLOOD POISONS
Blood Poisons
are the moat
{ 1ev.ilent ao.l C, .t Serio,.. !�.ra.ea, They sap the very life .! •r.! ..1 the vt.tnn. ■nd nulew entirely eradicated from the
sv-'.ro ruby affect the fat,tr^ t-eeration. Iteware of Mercury. 1t only suppresses the
symi touts -UCH Nifty Ml;Th,)D cures them.
OUR NEW METHOD TREATMENT alone call Cate you, and snakes
uian .. ).,u. L'u,ter ,.. a -l.., ,,c the brain become, active• the blood punfied so that all
pimples, 1•i itches, and ulcers disap'ear, the nerves become snort; as st-e t, so that tier.
vousness, bashfulness and despondency vanish, the eve M comes bright the face full and
clear. energy r•tutns to the tu.,ty, and the moral, pthysi.al, and vital sv.tetus ate inv,g-
orated; all d-aine cense-nn mere vital waste fro -t the system. Pont let quacks and fakirs
rcb you of pair hard earned dollars. We will our. you or n. pay.
R EA I7 E R `'ttttlter who h s treated von• write fora;honest opinion Fire
t CLa:ac. I.t)Ok9 )'kKR-'•The ('.olden Monitor" (illustrated)
u•s' .,, List for Hans Treatment Sent on Request.
Ds. KEiTiEDY&KENNEDY
`Celt Michigan Ave. and Griswold St, - DETROIT, MICH.
'Media" Furnace
Means Perfect beating
without Gas, Dust or Smoke.
The ''11 rola " Furnace is the only
Furnace with Fused joints.
These Joints are made by fusing the steel
and cast iron Darts together at white heat
making an indestructible joint. Fused
joints are permanently airtight. Even
after 20 years' use they \will not work
loose or leak. They insure absolute
freedom from dust, smoke and gas.
The Steel -Ribbed Fire Pot used on the " I-Iecla"
Furnace has three times as mulch radiating surface
as any other style of fire pot. It will save fuel for
you and give you more heat. It extracts from the
fire, heat that would otherwise go up the chimney.
Let es show you the i908 " Ilecla" and explain all
the latest improvements in detail.
Mode by tilts makers e1 'Teethe/1 ireatosular" Kasen.
HUGH SPACHMAN, - EXETER
IThe council of i..c rownsitip of Ste-
phen convened in t:« Town Hall. Cred-
Ito:. Stonday, Oct. 5th, 19Y. All mem-
(kid
)ent-
htid present except Mr. Jacob Keller -
'WHIR, who was absent owing to illness.
The minutes of the prevloua meeting
were read and adopted. Weurth-Sand-
ers-That it: reference to the complaint
of John h:nkbelner and others re- °b-
ull notions In cue Mud Creek Drain, the
clerk be Iuatructtd to ori.. the EaKin-
eer and lnapector appointed for the In-
spection and care of drains, to notlty all
persons at. default to repair their re-
spective portions ap provided for in see-
der. 18 of the Municipal drainage Act,
and upon their tailing to do so, attar a
reasonable length of tinge had been giv-
en thein, then the laspector titian cavae
the said drain to be properly repaired
forthwith, as provided for under the said
act. The bond of the Tax collector was
laid on the table sad accepted.
The following orders were passed. -
Chester Prouty, gratuity, #25; Wilfrid
Lafond and others, grading 4th side -
road, #31.11; F. Trlebner, gravel con-
tracts 2-3 E. S. It, 481.64 ; ditto. bal.
of gravel account, 457.94; Chrlet'au
Stade, coati r 6 E. S. It., $4.23. jt.
O'Rourke, rep. culvert S. B. 50c.; Geo.
Snell. cotu'r 1 E. S. R. #L35; John
Klunnpp, :ons r E. S. 11. #3; John G.
Wein, cotn'r E. S. R. 03.50; A. Morri-
son, gravel ceatract, 5 let S. 11320.33
11. Davy, cern'r let S. It. #2.09; Jacob
Quoin, gravel, 1.30 ; Ed. Fahner, grav-
el contracts E. S. 11. #03.55; drawing
cement 412 ; M Beaver and others rep.
to Crediton Bridge $6(63; F. Trlebner
gravel for tile, #6.50 G. K. Kienzle and
othete, grading, #10.23. R. Handford 2
gravel contracts, 463.50; Sidney Davis
com'r C. 11. 42.50 , F. :-fcKeever, con-
tract and gravel 430. It. Hill, repairing
of the bridges and of the cement culverts
#26,20 ; Joe:. Brokenahire, Ole across
road #2.43; Silas Brokenahire. conn'r,
and rep. culvert $0.75; 11. J. Kuhn. tile
and teaming #3.40; Thos. Hartnoll, for
ditch on London ltd. $12. H. L. Kraft,
gravel, $20.87; Ed. Brokenahire, B. of
H. Inspector #15; Win. Rollins, gravel
$t)8.56: Itobt. Stoke, rep. Hickey's D.
$1.75; N. Pollard, ren. culvert, 41; J.
Shatrow ditto $3.50 ; J. Devine, ditto
41; S. Masson, rap. bridge 42.25; J. S.
Motz, nails, 1/c.; \Vm. Sanders, com'r
E. S. R. #3; A. Hudgins Co, Ltd., gas,
$14.8x; Jas. Flynn, covering two brga.
#3. The council tnen adjouri ed to meet
Monday, Dec. 7t11, at 1 p. nt.
Henry at,
Tp. Clerk
Stephen Council
School Reports
The following- le the report ot C.riItat-'
is in stool, based on examination. V.
Class, Slaxweli Baynhaut, Mary Hanlon
iva Essay. Adrian Coughlin. IV. Claes
Fred Esecry, Luther Butt, Fred Fair -
hall, Elva Prooks, Beagle Anderson. Sr.
Ill. -Stella Neil, Margaret Hanlon. Jr.
ill. -Mabel Heantatt, Inose Hanlon. Jr.
I1, -Della Brooke, Ethel Culbert, harry
Elston. Lloyd Ilaynhahr, Leonard Ab-
bott, Gerald Hanlon. 1't. ii -!'era Davie
Albert hackney. Sr. 1't. I. -hazel Es
eery, Rex. Mills, Lorne Hicks, Flora
Heritable. IRuth Coughlin, Gordon Cul-
bert, Irene Alexander. Jr. Pt. I -Archie
Hicks, Wilfrid Huxtable, Ida Taylor,
Dora hackney, Clarence Culbert. Aver -
Age attendance JO. A. Swann, teac-iv r..
The following as the correct report of
the standing of ti.e pup,le of S. S. No.
4. Stephen, for the month of Septem-
her. Nantes in order of merit. IV. -Wil-
lie Schwartz, Lorne Morlock, Herbie
Kraft, Alvin Cornish, .area Brokenahire
Ono Brown, Mabel Coxworth, Gordon
Cornish. Clinton Morlo,•k, Clarence Eit-
her, Hairy Scltwattz. Jr. III. -Ila Eit-
her, Emerson itoeszler, Edna ASny, La-
vine Smith. Jr. I1. -Eddie Cornlell, Jos
epi, Schwartz, Clinton. Morlotk, Joey
Itrokthehire, Mervin Coxworth, Emerson
%vt in. AnnieAubin. Sr. I't. 11. -Adeline
\tutu, Clara Morlock. Carrie Schroeder,
olive Cornish. Jr. Pt. 11. -Mary Wilds,
!laze' Preszcator. Jr. Pt. I. -Stella
Cornish, Melvin Nein, Elgin Eilber.
M. C. Jennison, te.t:her.
-- aws.---
aa Show Me- Proof.
THAT i5 WHAT 11Yo\IEi \WILL 130
IN ALL FORMS OF CATAi11.II AND
TROUBLES OF THE BItEATII-
iNG ORGANS.
It is not a qucstton of Ilyontet having
. ured sonic one else but will it reagin
our own particular case. It its Cold in
the head. Catarrh, ilronchitis, I'neu-
monle. Croup, or any affection of the
breathing organs, W. S. Cole Bays yes,
and will refund tato money it it Calls.
No other pteparatton fur the sante pun•
pose rel, successfully do 0.1s, Ixcauee
trtc Hyonici system ut treatment Is dif-
ferent from anything e lee.
You simply breathe and inhale its
medication In dry air form which des-
ttoye the germ life that causes oppress-
ed breathing, Nasal Catarrh, Throat Ir-
ritation and Lung Troubles. It bri•tgs
to these suffering organs the balsam
laden ate they would get in the Pine
and Eucalyptus forests. The air that
stamps nut Bronchial troubles.
The prince of entertainers Marsh ti P.
wilder says,-ilyotiti is easy t o use,
end swift to curt. It insutcs against
roughs and colds. It gives you pure air
and kills the germs of disease. it helps
the voice.
Il',ontel complete outfit. #1.110.
The following is a correct report of
5. 8. No. 8, Stephen, for the mont'e of
Set.tcmbet ; V. Class. --:A. Willis. F.
Trlebner, G. Seeders. Sr. IV. -\V. Shap -
ton. -Jr. iV.-C. Parsoae, J. Willis, A.
E. Welsh, 0. Preezcator, V. Hogarth.
E. Box. 1ll.-11. Parsons, M. Willis.
Sr. 1l. -L. Sanders, C. Trlebner, U. Stan
lake. Jr. 11.-C. Parsons. le. Sanders.
T. Willis C. Dearing. Sr. I't. IL -M
Trlebner, L. 11111, V. Preezcator, V. ilol
Jr. l't. 11.- t'. Sanders. C. Hamilton, 0
Hamilton. C. Sanders. I't. i. -E. fres
water. A. 4hapton, R. Parsons!, E. Stan -
lake. No on roil 34, average at'ande
aria 32. Parents are earnestly requ7st-
ed to see that their children attend port -
11Y and regularly.
Writ. L. Trlebner, Teaeacr
Clinton -Tttc t•tar.ige•, took plate on
Oct. 14111 of Leonard E. \Velr of Millet
to Mies Enmta E. Rethweil a poru'.ir
young lady of town.
Varna. -Atter an illness of five weeks
Mrs. Cook. wifs, of Mr. \Vlisr,m Conk.
parsed away on 5atutdal October
Mrs. Cook's maiden name was Coutes
A'i:t Hugill and was born in l'eel Coun-
ty 51) years ago Welders her hunLand
Mrs. Conk leaves to mourn their loss
tour children,.
Henault
Miss Flossie Foss who wrote at Tor-
onto about three weeks ago on her sup-
plenentery, 1 as received word that she
has succeestutly tensed her matricul-
ation. -\era. It. liontt.ron left en Tucs-
day to visit in liar aie. -\lis, Ett.t Davie
has returned to Toronto to continue her
studies at Varsity. -John Hobktik came
home trent the \\ cat last week. Ile his
been laid up with a beating on hia hand.
-Sunday spousal advices under the aue-
picee of the County Y. Vit. C. A. w e
held it: the duce hensall churches
r That Nagging Pain
Is canned by just one tiling - weak, strained, irritated kidneys.
And there is just one way to stop 1t
Gin Pills strengthen
and heal the
kidneys -neutralize the urine stop
those scalding passages -and quickly
relieve the pain in the back and limbs.
Gin Yiils are also the recognized cure
for Rheumatism and Sciatica. 30c. a
box ; 6 for $2.50. At all dealers or
Bent on receipt of price.
sample free DEPT. A. -NATIONAL DRUG & CHEM. CO. LIMITED
if you
mention this
ns; er.
in the Back
TORONTO 104
Formerly
=ad
by
Bole Drug Co.,
Wirweipsg.
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If you want your stoves to took as if they had
been cleaned every hour, rub them occasionally
with
"Black Knight" Stove Polish.
It ves the shine that lasts, no matter how hot the.fire. It shines
the, too --just a few robe. Von get such a big can for the money
t "Black knight" is easily the cheapest you can buy.
Bead your dealer's name and IOc for fall sized can.
if you can't get "Black Knight" nearby. t'
Tbs P. F VALLEY CO. Lip
• - S+IITTTa1l.OM
Zurich
Louis Kalbfleisn has purchased his
Lather's farm on the 16th con. -A. Leh -
men and Miss Ida Ortweln left Friday
for Bad Axe, Mich., on tt visit -Mr. and
Mrs. John Zeller ot Langdon, N. Dak-
ota, aro visiting relatives and friends
in town. -David Scitoelllg of North Dak-
ota Is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Schoellig.-James N. Sopha has
purchased 44 aciea of land on the Sau-
ble Line, adjoining his awn, from his
father -inn -law, Oliver Corriveau.-Messrs.
11. Randall and John Zettel met with
a serious accident en Mot'day of last.
week, while painting on Mr. J. Preet-
cr'e new house. They were about thirty'
feet from the „round when one of the
supports gave way aitd they both land-
ed on the hard ground. Randall was
unconscious for about halt an hour and
received a nasty scalp wound, a frac-
ture of the outer covering of the skull
and some infernal injuriea. ZetteI was
more fortunate, although his injuries
consist of a fractured right arm, a
eprdl;tdd Icg and bruised face. It Is a
miracle that both escaped with their
lives in este fall. At latest reports
both were doing well. -Freddie Hess of
Berlin is 111 at his home here. --Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Geiger have moved into the
dwelling recently vacated by C. Schrag,f
-Geo. Schoelllg intends selling Ide fdrif
on the Goshen Line, and will with his
wife make his future home lit Detroit.
where three of his children reside.
AT THIS
TIME OF
THE YEAR
Everyone needs something
to create and maintain
strength for the daily
round of duties.
There is nothing better
than an :lie or Porter, the
polity and merit of which
has been attested by
chemists, physicians and
experts at the great exhtb-
bitions.
(ASK vow '
kigao9N)
Wood's Phosphodiao,
The Great F•.'.1.4 Remedy.
Tones and inv ti' whole
nervous slate .e makoa new
Bloodies old w.- Cures Acro -
nus Debility, Mental and lir t Worry, De 1-
; a lntry. Sexual ld?abs .:a, i-i•.cfonv, Sp. r-
: rlorrhera, and F,Jeets ofd'.. • • or Exceaare.
trice it per box, six forOne sill please, six
will cure. Sold by all drt.uggists or inulol In
plainkg. on readpt of price. .\. ,n p rrtphlet
mailed free. The wood Msdlelno co.
tfurmerl y li'irulsor► Toronto, Ont.
FIRST, READ OUR
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THEN Decide on the Bealnness College
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=�"«sat Ctq a copy and read it thoroughly before you
t sad ► select the Business College to attend.
s,tettsN'G This Catalogue explains all about our
�.�.. school, our faculty, our different courses.
Tells why we honestly believe our Col-
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you to fudge for yourself. Sending for a copy places you under no
obligation. Just mail your name and address on a postcard.
Students admitted any time. Special openings September and January.
The Forest City Business and Shorthand College
LONDON. ONTARIOT, Jr., C.A., V
JI WI WESTERVELT, Phe :vol x'. WESTERVELke•Pdn<ipd
oerrin'
iscuitS
Your dealer will
�• . supply you. if not,
write direct to
D. S. Petrel & Co.. Ltd.
London, Carew
Leap Year Biscuit. A
unique line. Made
only by ourselves.
64 to the lb.
PANIP DRAR?GE
**we Want - Them!"
" The biscuits which please us must be brown
and crisp and firm and dainty, with a well -raised,
evenly -baked crust.
" Mother says such buns require a steel oven, scien-
tifically constructed, uniformly heated, perfectly ventilated
-*PANDORA' OVEN EXACTLY."
UT When you see a "Pandora" Range the sale Is made.
MCClarys
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Leman, Taraots, Msntrsat, WlnnlseL bsnesever, =L Mts. N s., fsetllteet. Calgary
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T. Hawkins & Son, Agents.