Exeter Advocate, 1908-11-19, Page 6This Week
We Are Showing
2 six -octave and 1 five -
octave second-hand or.
gans, cheap for
CASH OR TIME.
In 'dew Pianos
we have some very fine instruments.
Sewing Machines
iu all the leading [flakes and styles.
Our Prices and Terms
are of the most liberal kind,
-
Stationery
in all the newest styles at
away down prices.
We will be pleased to show
you our goods.
S. MARTIN &SON
Exeter's Leading Musical Emporium.
They are noted for the quality of their goods.
Oxetex abvacate j
EXETER — -- ONTARIO
SI .00 U pald to .Series,
✓bI•SO a year If not so paid.
!o Ualted States 5 .crib.ri$1.DO
Ifi�e s Ywr Strictly Ia advsaco.
SANDERS a CREE+CH. Publishers.
Cook's Cotton Root Compound
The great Uterine Tooke and
only sato effectual Monthly
Regulator on which women osa
depend. :cold in three detereee
of strength—No. 1, $1; ha Y.
10 degrees stronger ,3; No. 9.
for special cases, per box.
Bold by all Lt, or sent
prepaid on rope ppt of price.
Free pamphlet. Address • T$
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1411 SICK
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stamps us as the great practical training school
of Western Ontario.
We have three departments --
Commercial, Shorthand, Telegraphic,
Our graduates are in demand as Business Col.
legs tesohers as well as office a.si+tants in41.
vidual instruction. Enter NOW! Largerata•
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ELLIOTT & McLAOHLAN,
Principals.
BETTER
than
Cake, Pudding or
Pastry
JeII-O
THE DAINTY DESSERT.
One package Serves Six
All grocers
Lucas
WEDDING—At the residence of Mrs.
Wm. Keith, on Nov. llth, Miss Annie
L. Keith and Arthur M. Elliott were
united in warriage. Hey. Stevenson
performed the ceremony, under a
beautiful arch of evergreens, chrysan-
thewuut, and smilax. The bride was
tastefully attired in a gown of white
organdy, trimmed witif lace. and duch.
ess satin ribbon, and carried a beauti.
ful bogttr't of chrysanthemums and
maidenhair fern. The popularity of
the bride was amply demonstrated by
the magnificent array of beautiful
gifts. The bride's travelling gown
was of navy blue lady's cloth, and hat
to match.
Ross' Furs
Manufacturer and Retailer
Exclusive
��Fur
House
We are the only ezcfusise Fur house in
Western Ontario, devoting all our energies,
combined ttlth prv,tkal experience. to the
manufre trint rt Fur Garments, and have
con5dence that of an rate our patrons
money and supply the hest goods In the
market.
Send your addre'es and receive
by return Mail oar Anneal Far
Catalogue and Price Lilt.
All information regarding prices cheer•
fully given. Mail [)niers promptly attend•
ed to.
Ross, 196 Dundas St., London, Ont.
Whatever amount of money one
puts by in an investment whether
it is $10,000 or $100 the first
consideration is the security of
the investment.
If added to the security there is
a profitable dividend, the invest-
ment becomes an ideal one --
exactly the kind that the saving
people of Ontario most desire.
The Debentures of this Company
are such an investment, safe
beyond question. Assets totalling
over $10,000,000 are pledged to
their redemption. Thus their
security is absolutely safeguarded.
They pay 4 per cent. per annum.
Put your savings into this safe
and profitable form of investment.
Write asking for full particulars.
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Loan & Savings Co., London, Ont.
The
children's delight
is your enjoyment.
Perrin's Toy Biscuits
bring both.
Try them.
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Varieties.
LYDIA E. PINKHAM
No other medicine has been so
successful iu relieving the suffering
of women or received so many gen-
uine testimonials as has Lydia E.
Pinkham't! Vegetable Compound.
In every community you will find
women who have been restored to
health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg-
etable Compound. Almost every
one you meet has either been bene-
fited by it, or1as friends who have.
In the Pinkham Laboratory at
Lynn,Mass., any woman any day may
see the files containing over one mil-
lion one hundred thousand letters
f:'om women seeking health, and
!lore are the letters m which they
openly state over their own signa-
tures that they were cared by Lydia
E. i'inkhallb's Ve&table Compound
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has saved many women
from surgical operations.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound is made from roots and
herbs, without drugs, and is 'whole-
some and harmless.
The reason why Lydia E Ph k-
Ii.'im's Vegetable Compound is so
successful is because it con in-
gredients
nts which act die ectly upon
tota e healthy monism, restoring it
Women who afire conditsuffeion.
Women
from
those distressing ills peculiarto
sex should not lose sight of
facts or doubt the abihty of
E..Pinkhanl'e Vegetable a0
to restore their health.
Tuckersmith: In Port Huron, ;on
Oct. 7th, the marriage took place of
Robert Stewart of this township and
Miss Jean McCullogh of Seaforth.
Clinton: At noon, on Nov. 10th, in
Toronto, the marriage took place of
Miss Nettie Beacom, daughter of T.
Beacom, to Jaynes Dunsford. They
will reside in Clinton.
How's ThisP
We offer One Hundred Dollars Ite•rard for any case
of Catarrh that cannot 1•e cured by hall's Catarrh
Cure,
F. J. CIIENEY S Co., Toledo, 0.
We the undersigned here known F. J. Cheney foe
the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and financially able to
tarry out any obligations made by his firnr-
Wabntao, Krsv.es & M.1RVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting di-
rectly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free. Price 76c. per bot-
tle. sold by all Druggists,
Take Ball's Family Pills for constipation.
SaiutMbury
II. W. Hodgins is rejoicing over the
arrival of a young daughter.—W. J.
Davis is suffering from the effects of
Flood poisoning in one arm.—Austin
Callender of Ohio called at Frank
Davis' for a short visit Friday.—Mrs.
Wm. Pym, who hasust returned
from the %Vest with her grandson
Wes. Wright, visited at Frank Davis'
this week.—F. A. Dobbs, from no ap-
parent cause, suffered intensely from
a sore foot last week for some hours.
An injection of morphine gave relief
and he is now alright.
Bethesda
.Anniversary and Tea Meeting.—The
Anniversary service in connection with
the Bethesda Methodist cloaca was held
on Sunday last and was conducted by
the Rev. W. i1. Butt of Centralia. Every
thing was favorable to the occasion and
the church was well filled. The Rev.
Mr. Butt preached an appropriate ser-
mon characterized with a deep spirit-
ual meaning and his large congregation
were highly pleased with his dlscourec.
Monday evening thc annual tea misting
was held and an immense crowd—princi-
pally from Exeter—turned out to partake
of the good things provided by tt.c ladles
It was a tea meeting at which everyboiy
seemed to enjoy themselves. There was
an abundance of good things while the
social element was not forgotten and
was cultivated as well as the physical.
all cnjoying themselves to the full. At
bice appointed hour the people passed
front t'.c basement to toe auditorium
where the pastor, Rev. Fear, who acted
as chairman. had in store a cnoice pro-
gram. The addresses given by Rev. Bur-
gess of Ellntville, itevels. Collins and
Martin of Exeter proved exceedingly In-
teresting. while the solos by Misses
llusto:r. Folltek and Howard and Mr.
Senior of Exetet were admirably render-
ed and proved highly pleasing. On tit^
whole the affair was a complete su: -
eese. Vie amount really .d was $66.
Dan Mc(iillieudd}, of the Calgai7
News, was found guilty of libelling %,
M. Edwards, editor of the Eye•Opener,
and fined $106.
The Liberal in aj•)r its in the House
{
Commons is now 15, n decrease of
111.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
W. N. Cole desires to announce to the
readers of the Advocate that he has se-
cured the agency for Parisian Sage. the
nutrtelous dandruff r ure and delightful
hair dteesing-
W. S. Cole 1e glad to state that P,ir-
Islan Sage la a rigidly guaranteed hale
restorer.
it cures dandruff in two weeks by kill-
ing the dandruff nttcrotx•e ; It ataps fall-
ing hair; It cures all scalp diseases, or
stoney back.
It Is a most pleasant hair dressing,
especially for ladies. as it makes the
hair soft and lustrous. The prig la
only 50 cents a large bottle at W. S.
Cole's, or by express, all charges pre.
paid !torn Giroux Mfg. Co.. tort Eri••,
Ont.
St. Marys.—Tnc death occurred unex-
pectedly on Nov. 9th of Alan Thomp-
son. for many years a resident of Ste
Marys, but latterly of Welibur'n. Leak-
age of the heart was the cause of h1s
demise. He was 53 years of age.
Clinton.—On Nov. 10th fire was dis-
covered in the basement of the store of
Linder and Watson, and soon all the
building was filled with smoke, Firemen
extinguished the blaze before it got out
of the basement.
Ktppen.—The widow of the late Alex.
Monteith died 11. Cltnton recently after
a brief illness. She was a daughter of
the late Rebel Mcelordie of Tuckersntith
and was a native of Ireland. Her hus-
band preceded net- seven years.
Parkh111.—One of the earliest settlers ',s
tate part of MlddleseF, Robert Burns,
died at Ills daughter's home on John
St. on Nov. Nth, to lila 90th year. Ire
1 8 1 0 he was born near Glasgow. Scot-
land. and caste with his parents to the
county of Lanark, Ont., in 1621. When
17 years old he moved to Sarnia Town-
ship and the next year took part in
the Mackenzie Rebellion on behalf of tie
crown. Ile later moved to Parkhill.
A PROGRESSIVE PUBLICATION.
The Special Thanksgiving Number of
the • Canadian Pictorial," recently re-
ceived, shows In additional to its weal-
th of beautiful harvest pictures and
other tine photogravures, several new
and interesting features which are to
be continued with other attractions in
the enlarged and Improved Christmas
Number, in course of preparation. One
of these is a complete story ; a second
Is a series of ' Old Favorite Sonde
words and trust_ complete, which will
appear in each issue. Remarkable a
has been the popularity of this eplond-
tdpublicatlo,,, t• a public are assured
that the best is yet to come. Every ls-
sur of this Monthly ' Art portfolio"
would forst a capital Souvenir to send
to friends abroad. None better. (10c. a
( op, ;1.o0 a year ; The Pictorial t'uu-
lisl,;ng Co., 142 St. Peter St., Montreal)
Chas King, 'he Montreal canoeist and
:crag distance walker, who wagered that
Ire would walk from Montreal t0 Vancou-
ver in 155 days, neither beg or steal,
and east $150 while on 1,is way, arriv-
ed at his destination Just within five
minutes of t1 e expiration oft 1 ' liner
limit. Ile was presented with a tLcquc
for the amount Cf the wager. $17,11..
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ALMOST SENSATBANAL
Thcce is (ienero1 Surprise at tt.e Great
Nunibe: of l'cruw,s in Exeter t h1.
Praise Booth's Kidney fills.
It's but a short time since. the first
hoe of Booth's Kidney Pills carne to
Exeter.
What a work this stranger has accom-
plished. Dozens of residents benefited
and Cured of lame, weak and aching'
backs, urinary and kidney troubles. It
is remarkable ; the reason for it is
Booth's Kidney Pills are a new blend
of vegetable ingredients, having a peculi-
ar action on the kidney tissue that
brings quick help.
F. A. Wright ,of King Street, Exeter
Ont.. says ; "Mrs Wright had been a
constant sufferer with many adnoying
and painful symptoms of )frig:rte dis-
ease. Her back was tender and palnlul
and she could at times scarcely get up
from a chair without assisting herself
with both hands. There was a dropsi-
cal swelling that would come around the
ankles arid under the eyes and the urine
had shown many signs of this dread
disease at different analysis and con-
tained much brick dust sediment of high
color. Different prcec riptlons had fail-
ed in giving relief and we had begun to
think nothing would be of any benefit.
1 learned of Booth's Kidney Pills
through an advertisement and procur-
curing a box at Mr. Cole's Pharmacy
she commenced treatment. The resul's
were surprisingly good from the !1.,41.
The dropsical swellings began to de-
crease, the utine gradually cleared of
the sediment and resumed Its natural
color. The backache noon had gone and
it was a comparatively short time be-
fore Mrs. Wright had begun to look and
feel like a new person. Booth's Kid-
ney Pills gave a very speedy cure when
all else had failed even t0 relieve and
I cannot hesitate to recommend them as
an Ideal remedy, and one t3 h� relied
upon always.
Sold by Dealers Price 5i) rents. The
It. T. Booth Co., L't'd. Fort Erle, Ont..
Sole Canadian Agents.
1'iiES13YTEitfAL MEETING
The annual meeting et the Huron Pres -
byte rlal Society of tee V. ontan's For-
eign Missionary Society was held at
Egmondville Presbyterian Church on
Nov. pith. The reports of the auxillar
les and mission bands were Interesting
and encouraging, and showed that ex-
cellent work was being done for the
cause of missions. There are 20 auxil-
iaries and 'J mission brands. wain a
membership of 733. The: total value of
lothing sent to thc Northwest mission
fields was something over $500, while
the total contributions from auxiliaries
was #1.789.1il, and from mission bands
Itene.62. making a total of !2,0911.91.
All Increase over lest year. Tho foliow-
Ing are contributions from the individ-
ual auxiliartee.—i'ayfleld $47.54). Blake
$2.1, Blyth ;121,10. Brucetleld 0180.36.
Cilnton $15'). Egmondville $229. Exe'cr
$31.50. Godertrh ;lou. Ooderich Tp.
$29. Herten!! 160.87. lltllsgreen $'17.-
67. Klrkton $7.7.5o, Sealotth $210.49,
Thames Road $125, Varna $24. Miselon
Rands gave.—Bayfield $10.73. Myth
;'.2.:,,t. !Irac(lit id $27.27, Goderleo
$46.15. ilcnsall ;:.:.53. Klppen $40.:31
Svatorth. Rune:,tne ;13.9:, Thames lid.
;1:..50. The officers were all re-elected.
(LONDON)
India Pale Ale
Prejudiced and unscrupulous vendors may suggest others. bat coapare 11..,
way you will—purity. freedom from acidity, palatableness—Labatt's Ale is surpass-
ed by none. equalled by few—at about halt the price of best imported brands
Bruceficld.—Margaret Jamieson, of
Hannah, N. Dakota. formerly of our
village, was married in October to Dr.
Corey of New Mexico.
Clinton.—Thursday last while in the
operation of his cement mixing ntachlne
Archie Cousins got two fingers deadly
crushed. Portions of eat h were amput-
ated afterward.
Mitchell.—On Nov. 143t0 Richard Itua.
sell, engine driver at the flax m111,
lost one of his fingers off t le righ4
hand. He was oiling the tnaculnery
when his hand w.ts caught in the belting
and It wan so mangled that Dr. At
kinson found it necessary to amputate
it at the knuckle joint.
Liniments can't cure Rheumatism
" Ltn::n, Lt.; ar en: , Li..is:cnts c.ui't :each the muscles,
nerves, Pints. Limit,^its can't J': t t•) the siv: kidneys, which cause
Rheuuratistu, Sciatica and Lumba; ,.
GIST PILLS
cur, 1.. Ll:.atisrr b.;causo they euro the
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"Black Knight
Stove Polish
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Is an inspiration to the housewife—so willing
to do its work and does it so well.
Easy to put on, and just a few rubs brings
a brilliant polish.
Von should see for yourself how good
"Black Knight" really is.
If your dealer does not handle it, send us
his name and rix. for full sited can
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way she should bake,
and when she Is married
she will not depart from
It.
" My mother taught me
how to bake, and told me
why she always used a
McCIary Range.
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are few. After fire is started, 1
simply bring thermometer to
desired heat and leave the oven
in charge of the baking.
it's built for faithful service.
" While housewives with
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