HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1909-01-07, Page 5AT 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 Ale or Porter, the
pu I ity and merit of which
has been attested by
chemists, physicians and
experts at the great exhib-
bitions.
rIIIrt s.
PHYSICIAN GIVES ADVICE
Tells Why So Many Sutter from
Catarrh and Rheumatism.
A distinguished physician, famous
for his successful treatment of
catarrh an rheumatism, kidney and
bladder troubles, states as follows
"Our climate being more or less
damp and changeable, is bad for
catarrh and rheuutatism, and care
must be taken not to let these
troubles gain headway. In addition,
Ike states that a great many Cana-
dians are careless in their habits,
and to this as much as climatic con-
ditions is due a great deal of the
trouble. Insufficient clothing and
improper eating will rause rheumatic
and catarrhal troubles in any cli-
mate.
This eminent authority gives the
folloti•ing as the simplest and best
treatment known to science, and to
it he gives credit largely for his
Success: -
Fluid Extract Cascara )4 oz.
Carriana Compound t oz.
Syrup Sarsaparilla ... 6 oz.
Directions : One teaspoonful after
each steal and at bedtime.
The ingredients are all vegetable,
and have a direct and specific action
on the liver. kidneys, and bowels,
eliminating all poisonous matter from
the system. Any druggist can dis-
pense this, or you can buy the in-
gredients separately and mix at
home by shaking in a bottle.
Many of our readers should benefit
by this article. Save the recipe.
S. Iartiu &Sou
are offering some Big Btrgains in
Pianos, Organs- &
Sewing Machines.
They have in stock one Dominion
Piano, mahogany finish. This Piano
has been in use about eight months.
Regular price $251).00; sale price $175 -
Call and see this instrnmcnt as it is
the best value they;havo ever offered.
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Also Big Bargains in FOUNTAIN
PENS, SLEIGHS, DOLL (./ARRI.
AGES, HYMN BOOKS. BIBLES. etc,
CHRISTMAS STATIONERY from
15c. a box to $1.75 -the largest stock
in town.
Call and get one of their Artistic
Calendars.
S. MARTIN dor SON
Exetat'., i eed.ing \lnsical Emporium.
rh • ••• 1 fir oil •
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5100 it paid in advance,
• 1.110 a y car :f not so paid.
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The great Uterine Tonic, and
' only bate effectual Monthly
Regulator on wldelt women can
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10 degrees stronger 3; No. 3.
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pprcf,.tid on receipt of price.
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COOK N(DICINI CO..TORCNTO.ONT. (for ne 4 i Windsor,
Winter Term Opens Jan. 4th
This school is one of the largest in the pro-
vince. It is not -d for the thoroughness of its work
and the success of Its students. 3 departments -
Commercial, Shorthand, Telegraphy,
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. QNT.
Our;raduates are in demand as Business Col-
lege teachers as well as ottice assistants Get
our magnificent catalogue, it Is free.
ELLIOTT & McLAOtiLAN,
Principals.
Ross' Furs
Manufacturer and Retailer
A Word to the Wise -
when buying Furs remember the mnanufa, tur•
er supplies the goods at first cost. ile also
knees the quality and %slue of all materials and
Is the only one whose guarantee is based on
practical knowledge.
We are ready to protect all parcbas-
ers le regard to vitae, sad quality, ot
say article bosabt from as.
ab1.00
Natural Csnalisn Mink, five tat, molt, trim-
med with heads and tails. Two skin
throw scarfstomaleh. The set ..... ...102.00
$29.00
Natural Alaska Sable, large pillow mug. long
ruff to match, double fur at neck, long stole
ends trimmed with heads and tails. The set $29
$23.00
Isabella rot, long double ruff, and Targe pillew
muff to match.
The set . ._.. . ............. t23 0)
Catalogue Mailed Oa Appllcstlos
Ross, 196 Dundas St., London, Ont.
lI ARPLEY
(Too late fur last week.)
Mr. and Mrs. John Love chilstmas at
the latter's brotiier'ei, Root. and Teo*.
Turnbull of Brewetcr.--Sties mettle
Rodents, accutttpanled by a lady friend
from London, are spending New Year's
at the formtr'a home. Mr. J. 13. nudging'
Presentation to Miss V. May Hodgins
-On the afternoon of De'. 22nd a num-
ber of the parents and young people
of S. S. No. 10, Stephen, aeacmeted at
the school to bid farcwea to Mise 11 )4-
glns, their teacher. The pupils, with the
aid of the teacher had prepared a len-
gthy program, watch wad well perforat-
ed. As the program came near u close
Misses hazel Slrerritt and Gertrude Mc-
Lineeey were called forward ter the
chairman, Mr. Wm. Ilayter. biles 1Iac.1
read the following addresser and Gertrude
presented the ring.
Dear Miss iiodglns.-1t is wittt feel-
ings o1 keen regret we have heard that
you are severing your connection wills
our school. We are here to -day at the
close of the terns witit our parents and
friends to bid you farewell. The last
three years have passed quickly and
Pleasantly and we ask you to try to
forget the times that we have grieved
you by our dlaobedicnce. We on our
part thank you for the interest you have
shown In Its, both intellectually and mor-
ally, and promise to try to remember
and keep up to the )higher ideals you
have tried to implant In us. We ask
you to accept this ring as a token of
our love and esteem for you, and we
sincerely hope that as you wear it you
will always have klndlY mensorles of the
pupils of S. S. No. 10. \Ve wish you
every success* in your new school, also
all wish you a Merry Christmas and
a happy New Year.
Signed on behalf of the school.
Have Some of This.
It's the best dessert we know anything about.
YOU NEVER TASTED ANYTHING
ONE HALF SO GOOD!
JELL=O
The Dainty Dessert
will delight all who use it.
Easily Prepared -Simply add boiling water, cool
and serve. No cooking, no flavoring, no sweetening to
add. No trouble, no further expense. Get a package
from your grocer to day, and prove what we say is true.
One package makes enough dessert for the whole family.
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Satisfaction guaranteed.
If you value your health avoid
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little more, but
et 'r , e - 3. .t. Davis. o' yea:tae, so 1 mond and ruby pin. gold leaded
„• t� it. Davis. had his suit rase. suut It and other Milt -its stole;, ay
o• , io" to. goad chain and l.xket. die- enterelng his room at Seattle.
um'ir.
art
CLINTON
Another old reunited. of Clinton passed
away In the person of Mrs. David Rob-
ertson, aged T5 ycaTs. Paralysis was
the cause of her death. She had been
111 for four o: five years. list maiden
nano: was Elizabetr. Irving and she was
pont in bunttnceehirc. Scotland in 1833.
She came to Clinton in 1850.-Edw1,l
eldest son of Mrs. 0. M. Kitty, passed
away at the age of 1U years. owing to
diabetes.. Ile was able to be about only
a few days prior to his death.
A quiet wedding took place on Dec'. 30
at the home of Mr. andd Mrs. Jas. Fin-
ch, Clinton, wi•cu lhetr eldest daughter,
Rena, became the wife of Air. Robe. L.
Moore ot town. They will reside_ in
Clinton.
SLIMY ILLS
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Wil-
son 'baa been seriously 111 with pneu-
monia, but pleased to say he is on the
mend again. -Mr. and Mrs. Si. Elford.,
sr.. of near Whitby are spending the
holidays with Mr. hf. Elford, Jr. -ileo.
Johnston, a former Ju:rior pastor, spent
the past week renewing acquaintances
and visiting fricnda.-Mr. and Mrs. Ol-
iver White of Itamtota, Man.. spent tate
past week the gu.at of Mr. and .Bios.
John Miners. -Mise Annie Wilson le via-.
(thtg Wider the parental roof for a few
days. -Mr. John Kellett has accepted a
situation with Mr. \Vcs. Parkinson and
intends moving Ids wife and family there
this week. -The election passed off vary
quietly on Monday, owing, no doubt, W
there being only tee reevcship to vote_
for. However, the majority of the votes
were rolled.
THIS IS SAID
TO HELP MANY.
Get from any prescription pharma-
cist the following;
Flurd Extract Dandeltoo, one-half
ounce Compound Kargon slue ounce:
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces.
Shake well in a bottle and take a teas-
poonful dose after each meal and at
bedtime.
The above is considered as the most
certain prescription ever written to re-
lieve Backache, Kidney Trouble, Wear
Bladder and all forms of Urinary dtf-
Uflculttea. This mixture acts prompt-
ly on tho eliminative tissues of the kid -
:toys. enabling them to filter and strain
the, uric acid and other waste matter
from the blood which causes Rheumat-
ism.
Some persona who Butter with the af-
flittions may not feel inclined to place
much confidence ht title simple mixture
yet those who have tried fi say the re-
sults are simply surprising, the relief
being effected without the slightest in-
jury to the stomach or other organs.
hllx some end give it a trial. It cer-
t•thily comes highly recommended. It Is
the prescription of an eminent author-
ity.
ity. whose entire reputation,e
was eetebltaltcd by it. whets milted
A druggist here at home, wthe ingred-
ients
stated that he could :supplyients or mix the proscription for our
readers. also recomtnonas It as harmless
ZURICH
Peter Jeffrey of North Dakota is vis-
ittng his parents and other friends at
the Sauble Linc. -Mrs. Win. Maker of
the West is visiting her Isomer, Mrs.
Levegood and other relatives In tide sec -
time -Mrs. Christina Volland had the
nilstoetune to break her lett arm on
Cerismas day. while alighting from a
rig at Henry Volland's gate. -Another
of those pleasing events which stark an
important stage in mean's lite was nol-
cntnized at the beautltul home of Mr. and
Mrn. P. Koehler. on Dee. 28, when their
daughter, Miss Clara, was united In wed
lock to Mr. Alex. McLeod of Ilaytietd,.
princfpal of our Public School. The bride
who has spent nearly all her life in
?.urlch, havi'ig also taught senool kr
a number of years, 1e held in high es-
teem by her many friend.. The groom
has been principal of the Zurich school
for several yeara and Is considered one
of lite beat public school teachers In
the county. --At the school meeting on
Wednesday C. Fuse, the retiring true -
tee, was re-elected for another term. -
W. O'Brien, F. \\ ower altd W. H. lion
man are the newly elected Police 'Trus-
tees of the Village for 190tt.-The Town-
ship Council of Ray Sias been re-elect-
ed by acclamation--Ileeve. Peter Lamont
Ct u:telliers, Robert McArthur, John K.
Goetz, Louts Kalhfleisch, John Geiger. -
Charles [ley of lied Axe, Mich., alelted
friends in this section last week. -Geo.
King of (•hlcago Is visiting at the hone
of his fatner-ln-Lew, Cepria Jeffrey: -
Rev. Whiteaidca of Kempvilie Is visiting
hie wife at tt.c home of J. A. \Vllliattts.
-J. J. :Werner, (he owner of Little Mack
has gone to Toronto to enter nls pater
in the 2.30 eines. Ile stay also enter
aim In the Ottawa race..
Death of Frederick L'emuth.-The death
of Frederick Demuth oecureel at 5115
...are hose on TI,ursd.ty hat. after re
celing Illness of over two years dur-
t•ton from tutxrcuWels. The dee eased
.vas a native of Germany. having been
it Gahan. llurhceacn, In August 1815,
••onsequ^htly lie was In his 54th year.
ole entire to Canada when only about
15 years o1 age and has continu•)uelY
resided here elute. Ile was three times
n.erried and leaves to mourn his demise
i t witc and three children. Mrs. iI. Men-
ton of Itarrte; Mise Maggie of 51. Lou's.
Mo.: and Frederick of Detroit. The
deceased was a member of the Luther -
u) church and was much esteein••d by a
large thele of friends in the euinmu .'.tY.
The funeral took place of Sunday.
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M&-OILLIVRAT
The home of Mr. W. Curti, 7th con.
.v.ts the acetic of • happy event on Dec.
S;trd. when nis daughter, hiss Ferran
was married to Jas. 11. Mahon. principal
of )'..rkhill Public Se:tool. About forty
,tu •sts were in atteedanc• -. They will
,esldc in Parkii.11 and have our hest
.e1rifles.
Mien Amy Amelia. daughter of Mr.
avid Sirs. Moses Pierce. was married at
.h:nsley on Dec. 26th. to Mr. W. J. 'Rob
non of Toronto by [tev. Kenealy. We
• to lid congratulations.
CK KNIGH'►
STOVE POLISH
is a revelation to honeekcepers. Nothing
like it has ever been made before.
It means less work, because it does not
get dull or brown, and is so ea.sily
applied.
It means less work, text, because just a
few rubs bring a bright, brilliant polish
that always looks fresh and clean.
It is cheapest, because you get a bigger
can for the money.
If yonr dealer does not handle "stack
Knight" send hid name and t:' fur
full meed can. 7411
Tis F. F. sALLtsY CO. Limited, tea. ttltaa. Oat.
IIENSALL
Alt ti,e relattveu of Tont Consd attend-
0.1a
ttend-
e3a house warming at his home, 1I111s-
green on evening last week. -On Warbles
day of last week a very pleasant event
took place at the hone of the bride's bro-
ther, Nelson Sunset -by, when hie sister,
Mfargaret was married to Norman 13u'•k
of Saskatchewan. Rev. MoL. Smith per-
formed the ceremony In the presence of
a large number of invited guests. They
will leave shortly for the Weal, where
they will reside.-k'rior to leaving for
Totem° Dr. rurguson .was presented by
the members of 1.1s 1•ible class with a
handsome Morrie chair accompanied by
an address.-Iierb. Phillipa, who con-
templates entering the ministry, prcaeIf-
ed In the hfetitotliat church Sunday morn
ing. In the evening Mr. Johns, an honor
graduate of Toronto university, and who
has been appointed a professor in theft,
raw Methodist College in Celna, occu-
pied the pulpit. -Rev. and firs. Toll were
In Brookdale last week where Mr. Toll
perfornad the cucntony that tented his
brother, Dr. Tull, ot toe Northwest, to
ail Ontario girl. -Tac hockey club has
elected the following officers. -Hon. Pres
N. E. Cook; Pre.., 11. J. D. Cooke, \'Ice -
Pres.. Alex l3rtndt ; Manager, 1+'. Small
aeombe ; Sec. -Tic -as., A. W. E. Hemp-
hill. Practice will commence at otCe.-
Dr. and Mrs. Ferguson lett Iiettsell
last week for Toronto, their future hone.
They- went by way of Mitchell were the
doctor was in coneullation with Dr.
Smith, over the case of Mts. Will done
than of that place. Mr. and hire. Far -
swoon will be mulch missed.
Death. -.1,1 abed and nighty respected
resident of Itenaali passed away on Jan.
lst, In the person of Ants Dayman, rel-
ict of the late Elate Butt, aged 93 years
11 months. Death was dus to the In-
firmities of old age, the end coating
gradually, but surety. The funeral took
place from ter laterealdence, Richmond
street, on January 4th, to the Exeter
cemetery, Interment being in the fancily
burial plot, Rev. Bart and Rev. Butt,
a neftltew of deceased, officiating. She
leaves five sons and :our daughters,
James of Whitewood, Sask.: Elam of
Toronto; William of Teckerensltn; John
of Whitewood. Sask.; Joseph of Moose
Jaw, Sask.; Mrs. John B. 'Anacleto of
Stanley tp.: Mrs. J. II. Petty, of liar
tn.; Mrs. Ed. Taylor of Fillmore, Sask.;
Martha at home. divides the sorrowing
family. three brothers and one mister
survive, John of Taekeremith, William
of Uabyrne tp.. flu:nptuey ofWhllewood
Sask. Mirs. Marla ellatchtord of Rryan-
eton, London (p. The sons and eons -In-
law acted as pall bearers at the funeral
which was very largely attended, show-
ing the high teteent in which d^ccaged
was held. The late Mrs. Butt was barn
In Barnstable, Eng., and canto to this
country with Iter parents when 16 years
of age. She married her late husband
liope Township. She resided tit Usbont'
Township for a number of years, one
mile east of Nester. later moving to
their farts on the London )toad, north
of lelppen. Atter disposing of their
beautiful farm six years ago they came
to Reitman. where Mr. Butt died two
years later. In religion she was a con-
eletent Slethcdlst, and throughout her
IIfe a most devoted wife and mother.
Ali of t'1e family, with the exception
John and Joseph ut the West were pres-
ent at the funeral. lir. Etats Butt of
Toronto and Mr. J. T. Wceteott of tlam-
itto;, attended t;te rumen'.
Wood's Phosphodiu,,
The Or t.••,:•:isA .1{1-w'dp.
1'unee se ; •ratee the riled*
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• lee/ •iron/Weakr•-.. jeee.ciO ', Spee'
A Ht, astd FAeefs of A' .,.s, nr Ker.-Rms.
, , ,are. Said by all rugwut1'ormle
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FIRST. READ OUR'
FREF CAIAO6['!,
THEN Decide on the Business College,
We ask the privilege of sending you
our intensely •interesting, hand.;umely-.
illustrated FREE CATALOGUE. k
fact, you really owe it to yourself to get
a copy end read it thoroughly before you
select the Business College to attend.
This Catalogue explains all nbost our
school, our faculty, our different curses.
Tells why we honestly believe our Col-
. After reading the book we will leave
Sending for a copy places you under no
name and address on a postcard.
Spe.iai openings Septe,-ter and Ja,wo.v.
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Don't be laid up in bed with La Grippe.
Break up the cold and fever with Coleman's Campho-Quinine.
Cures in 24 hours -no bad effects -25c.
At all deafen or from COLEMAN MEDICINE CO., TORONTO.
IHAWKiNG MACIIINi3.
Catarrh Sufferers are Nothing But
Hawking, Spitting and [Slowing
Machines, Says an Authottty.
is It possible that in t hese days wheat
cleanliness and sanitary reform is being
pre.teheel In the churches. schools and
gatherings, that thousands of people will
c•onttttue to •utter from catarrh when
there Is an absolutely certain remedy al-
ways on hand.
Ityon el (pronounced 1ligh-o-etc) 1s a
pleasant, medicated and antie.‘ptic air
ilreathe it In and it will cure Catarrh.
it will stop foul breath, watery eyes.
and crusts in the nose in a few days
Mrs. II. W. Wilson ot Johnson At..
Wallnrcburg, Ont.. says; "Yes. we ate
great Mends to )lyontel for the reaeor.
that Mr. Wlleon has had rat•trrh for
eevetal ye s and tried several lemedles
and doetollg. but nothing has relieved
the trouble like Hyomel. ills trouble is
from pains across the eyes and a burn-
ing or huskiness in his tiro it Some-
times much difficulty in breatning. int.
elands It. hie eyes and hose swollen and
the disease made hint literally 3;' k alt
over. Ile cannot sal enough In praise of
ityo.net. and there 1s nothing that can
give better relief to catarrh t tan this
remedy. wide.) we h,artlly recommend."
A complete )lyontel outfit. consisting
ot a strong hard rubber pocket inhaler
and a bottle ot liyornel. costs only $1,
and extra bottles It afterwards needed
(net only One each. W. S. Cole sells It
a•.d guaiaatees It to do exactly as ad-
Ivsftlsed.
Hyomel also cures Aathma, Bronchi -
tie, Coughs, Cotds, and learms
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