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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1909-02-25, Page 5t' 1 Porter Undoubtedly the best baewed oa the continent. Proved to be so by analysis of four chemists, and by awards of the world's great Exhi- bitions, especially ClitcaGO 1893, where it received ninety-six points out of a possible hundred, much higher than any other I'orter in the United States or Canada. WHY not trade that organ of yours on a piano At the present we can handle a number of second hand organs and are therefore prepared to allow you agood price for it. We don't ask you one dollar more for the piano than your neighhhr pays for it. GIVE US A CALL AND SEE IF THIS IS NOT RIGHT !!! Sewing Machines, Sleighs, Hymn Books, Bibles, Stationery, &c S. MARTIN&SON Exeter's Leading Musical Emporium. They are noted for the quality of their goods. axe#ex abrorafe DIKTER - - ONTARIO 11.00 if paid in advance. .1.10 a year If not so paid. lea,To Malted States Subscribers $1.110 a Year Strictly is Advance. 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All the news troth ell our lat- est market quotations and all gen- eral and local news worth printing SPECIAL OFFER Send $2.00 for the i.ondon Daily Advertiser for 14 months and •100 votes for your choice of candidates in the European Trip Contest. 00 East!a ke titool Shingles Galvin:zed Al ,vays 17.-y ar., metre ce mically ��. oli:.b1 Odurable and gaieker to .'ply 1''.en r v ethers, 14ti,4 tIccur- aia:y--a..J 1..... Lira nava easily laid. T':.y hn•:J F• cn thnrtsrg'•ty tested :.t all Maas .d c};m:.:,., iavariably 1•mA:nit ?ire, Lightning. Must and Woattser Proof. If sou rr be Vine. melee sure of saes - 'en 1 vt1.'-eng 1S ssiuKr.i for the trot-fullrs( i....amatuo if you write. F.^:ting Co., Limited, .:':f' --E rs., TC14CNTO,CANADA. Don't do any Shingling until you call and get prices. JAMES i1ItINTNELL, Agent, EXETER The retort comes from Ottawa that Mr. Robert Holmes, editor of the Clin- ton New -Era. 1s to be appointed col- lector of customs at Toronto, following the precedent of appointing outsiders to such positions. The Liberals of Tory Toronto and Tory London are apparent- ly to ie side-tracked. Mr. Holmes has been a hard worker for the party and the anointment would be a popular one In Huron. - One Bad Mistake 18 FREQUENT1.': M \ UE lir THE WISEST OF 1lF:NsALL PEOPLE lt's a sertoue mistake to nettled ba.•k- aehe. Elmkeehe 1s litefirst symptom of kldury 111e. Fatal complications may follow. iloottt'e Kidney Fills act quick- ly to overt cone kidney 1,1.. do not de- lay until too late ; It maty mean diabetes, :bight's Dieeasc. (teed what a Ilene tll re Weld say.. - Mr. Wm. Hildebrand of N. E. part of town. nehmen, Ont., "i rave not rluf- fered with backache since using Dome's Kidney 1111s white 1 obtained at Firmphill's i'I.artnat y, and prior to that I had fret'luently been unable to stoop or ettatgl.ten up w,ta scvere grinding pains that would rate'. ntt %cross the small of the back and In the redo❑ of the kidneys. T.ce urinr was highly col- ored and contained a qua:atity of brick dust sediment. This was particularly no tiestie whenever 1 would take cold. 1 had used other remedies before try- ing Itoott 's K'dmt y rills bet found little re:ltf. 1 tetetvc Itoot;t's Keiney Dille to tic n:•, esrellrtt kidney regul'tt- or ar,d will gladly rerommatd them." Sold by dealers. Price e0c. The R. T. toot' Co.. Limited , Fort Erie, Ont. Sole Canadian Agents. ,,er'e'''-iNi 9171-TLERS . I i -r-,----,l/ 1 ti fu ii ii il u ,✓r TO 1:11s11 ' • 4 AL:: "!'A SASE. i. IC!+1•,1t/A.N It} (:nnadfnn Ppc-!:Ie. ,:irec•i' Ilne F , • 11V.','n - Spec latl l rat ll', wa'.:cave Toron: t:nch TUESDAY In MANCNandAPRIL nt 10.15 p.m. ,-rt en': temil,es .sahout renstcck st'.ould Ube litebilar'l rains r,r g Tcrcnto to. 1 5 p.m. daily T - nest eeping Cars Fastest Time COLONIST ('ARS OS Al 1. TRAINS ala l:hers• for north, Low Colonist Rates Cnly Through Service to the West Apply to nearest agent for full information and tree copy of "Settler' Ou,de" or write R. Thompson. L- O.P.A.. C.P.R., Toronto W. J. CARLING). Agent, E\1:TEIt. RR There is scarcely any limit to the possible imt,rovemrnt in seeds. but it takes time arid money. We have been Imprccing flower and vegetable reeds (or over yo years. More than zea, people are working to make Ferry's Seedy suit you. I.•.ty the ].est -Perry's. Fer sale C: cn•,-hr. e . itarrPS 1909 skill AMNIY.:. 1-;:Fy Ofil 4EgUr,r. D. M. FEft::Y a co., Windsor, Ont. 141."4 .- -e3 :-M .til a^f. • • SAiNTSBUII T The ladies of 8t. Patrick's church held ,► moat enjoyable and successful Parlor 8oelal on the evening of Thursday, Feb. 18th. at t1•e home o' Mr. and Mrs. Phhn. hunter. The attendance was very large but all were reedy arto;untodated. and the proceeds amounted to over VW. No ;ems than 280 draws were made on the plum pre. The program of songs, recit- at!Ons, etc., was an excellent ene and was thaoddect over by Mr. W. .1. rap -ling of Exeter to a most pleasing manner. Thfa affair was one long to be remem- bered by all w.to were present. Great praise is due the ladles of the tongregation also to Mr. and Mrs. Hun- ter for the kind and generous manner In witch they provided for the arcom modatlon of so many people and the shelter of so many horses. The services of 8t. Patrick's church were conducted last Sunday by Rev. W. Love. rector of 8t. Matthew's church. London, who preached an eloquent and impressive sermon. -J. Turner has rent- ed the 100 acre farm front Alex. Mac- donald of the Rarebit. Ltr.e.-Now as the rage Is provided we will naturally look for the bird. Good for you. Jimmy. Mies 1.)oupe of Kirkton was the guest of the Misses Sarah and Alice Davis last week. AID Mist Etta Whiteford spent a few days vlilting her sister. Mrs. W. Horne, at '.ah,. -Miss Mary B. Culbert of Lucan is the guest of her cousin. Mrs. Hector Taylor. -Mrs. E. Foltick, er., of Exeter Is visiting at Mr. Henry }tern's. -Miss Effie P. Taylor was the guest of her brother, H. N. Taylor, on Sunday. STOMACH DISTRESS Eve: y family here ought to keep some Dlapepsln in Ute house. as any one of you may have an attack of Indigestion or Stomach trouble at any time, day or night. This harmless preraration will dl - gent anything )ou eat and overcome a scut atoruac•h five. inieutos aftc:•erarde. If your meals don't tctt.pt you. ot what tattle you do cat Stems to firi you, or lays like a lump of lead in your .torn- ach. or 1e you Lave mart burn, that le a sign of 1udlgesttot:. Ask yout Pharn.ac1 t; tar a 50 -cent case of rape's Llapepsin and take one Ulaogule after supper To -night. There will be no sour risings, no belching of undigested food ntlxcd with acid, no stomach gas or heartburn, fullness or heavy reeling In the stomach, Naueca, Debilitating Ilcadachee, Dizziness or Intestinal grlpiag. This will all go. and. besides, there will be no sour food left over to the stomach to poleoe Your breath with nauseous odors. Pape's I)taw-petit is a certain cure for all stomach misery, because it will take hold of your food and digest 1t Just the sante as if your stomach wasn't there. Actual, pratopt re,lcf for all your stomach misery is at your Pharmaclet, wafting for you. These large 50 -cunt cases contain more than sufficient to cure :t case of Dyspepsia cr lndlgest:on. FAIRQUHAR Rev. Spargo preached to both congre- gatlone here in tee Presbyterian church on Sunday, -The Farmers' Institute meetings held here on Saturday last were largely attended and those present were deeply interested in the subjects discussed by Messrs. Warren and Cal- natl. At the evening meeting the hall was filled and the program carried out teas most eutertalnine grid pleasing. Address and Presentation. -On Wed- nesday evening last over a hundred of neighbors and friends of Mr. and Mrs. \tont. Monteith surprised them by taking pea tesalon of their residence without any previous intimation of their inten- tion. Mr. and Mrs. Monteith, however, proved equal to the occasion and soon had their unbidden guests comfortably provided for and feeling quite at home. Lt due course the object of the Invasion was made apparent. Tho worthy host and hostess were called to the front and \It. Thos. Cameron read them an aftec- tiohately and complimentary worded ad- dress. in wldcn It was stated that the object of the unexpected visit was the desire on the part of the neighbors and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Monteith to spend a modal hour with them before their de- parture from the old horse, and to ex- press their appreciation of them as neighbors and friends, and their regret :at their contemplated retnoval, and also to wish them well In Their future home, end to press on their acceptance more taltgible ezpresslone of their good will and friendship. At the conclusion of the :address Messrs. Runkle and Wesley Armstrong, on behalf of the assembled visitors. presented Mr. and etre. Mon- teith cacti with a fur coat. Mr. Mon- teith, on behalf of himself and wife. nude a suitable and feeling reply, re- turning thanks for the valuable gifts and expressing regrets that they were compelled to leave such kind and dear friends and neighbors, among whom they had lived since childhood and from whom they had I:celled so many acts of kindness. A numberof others then followed with brief addresses, expressive of the regret felt by all In the loss of such valued residents. After thus a few hours was most enjoyably spent In soc- a' onal converse, song and sentiment. Mr. Monteith having recently Bold his farm cad chattels has decided to push his fortune n in tee Great V. a et. A very enjoyable evening wan spent at the !tome of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vance last Thursday, when the young people of the vicinity unexpectedly step- ped In and pi -wonted their son John with a beautiful Morris Cr.air, prior to his leaving the Iloundary. The chair was presented %ay Mcsers.Wnt. Simmons and John Ilolton, and t1,r address read by Geo • Glenn, to whlcrt John made a very touching reply, after wnlch the party engaged In gamete and dancing. Miss Manley of Peterborough is visit- ing her cOUPbI1H. Mrs. 1 . Stewart and Mrs. Louis Fletcher The home of Mr. Michael Fletcher was the scene of a very happy event last Wednesday cvs:nteg. 17th inst., whrn Miss Maud was united In marriage to Mr. Walker Kcralake. at the tour of six o'clock, by the Itcv. Fair of EIlnt- ville, $once fifty or more guests bring present and after partaking of the ex- cellent supper provided. the evening was spent In ,unusemeete, spccches,etc. The numerous .sed costly' presents re- ceived by the bride testified to Cie es- teem in which the young couple are held They left the day following for a Iwo weeks' trip to different parts i:, Inc Un- ited States. Tee Advo^etc extends the heartiest of congre:Illations and good ..tabu. MAi" \Wii'F: IT OFF TILE EARTII Few people bete know that you can cure that dread American diseis° ltheumatisnm, with just common, every day drugs found in any drug store. The prescript:or. Is so simple that any ose can prepare 0 at notnc at ■nt.tll coat. it 1e made up as follows. -Oct from any. good ptescrlptlon pian that y r lutJ Ex- tract Dandelion, one-half ounce ; Com- pound Kargon, one ounce ; Compound Syrup Sarsap•zrtlla. three ounces. Mlx by shaking lin a bottle and take in tea- epooriful doses after each meal and at bedtime. Those are ail temple Ingred- ie1111. making an absolutely harmless home remedy eat little cost. lthcu.natisnt as everyone knows. Is a symptom of deranged kidneys. 1t is a condition produ ed by the failure of the sldneys to properly filter or strain :tom the blood tee u;Ie acid and other ]nat- ter, which, it not eraditatcd, either In the urine or t:trou;h tee skin pores. rr- malna in the blood. decomposes and forms about the joints and muscles. causing the untold suffering and de- formity of rheumatism. This prom rip.,o.t as said to be a splen- did healing. cleansing and Invigorating only to the kidneys. and gives almost ntmedlate relief In all forms of bladder .and u-leary troubles and ba,karhe. -- .ft. Marys. -A rather 'ovular accident happened last week when one of (len- d:le's fancy drivers 0.1 bx',tg unhitched tro:n the rig tirade a bolt for freedom, and getting on the fry Sidewalk slid through the plate glace window of the Telep.one offtre. LETrEIt FROM TIFF WEST lialgo:t:e, Feb. 15, Ott To ye Editors of the Ezet• r A,lyocate, Dear S1:e,-In renewing my subacrlp- tion to your valuable paper for 1(1011 I thought it my duty to write you a sitor•t letter, which might prove interesting If not instructive to Advocate readers. Reviewing the past year I night say the weather front the spring to the fall was extre'nely favora'ale to the pro- duction of good crops ; warm weatner and frequent showers caused tine harvest to be earlier than usual, which appeared t0 be nothing leas than providential, fol- lowing tho frozen crop of 1007. The crop of 1908 wan marketed early, the prices being good and the fact that many had obligations resting on them, which were contracted the year before, the money circulated in good Western style, for about two months Collectio;:s and rest: sales ecetucd to be the order Ute day. Atter a time people realize01d their money was spent. Although not complaining of hard times, their dr. cuntstances having been greatly improv- ed, but still left with a small working capital. This caused a cautious and economical feeling to spread abroad which answers for the noncirculatton of money during the winter months. Ilusl- ness in general has been unusually quiet. This financial stringency during the past eighteen months, to many -minds, will have very beneficial effects on this western country, even if some do not re - rover their former financial position. Hut everything, Mr. Editor, points to a very busy summer, financial Institutions are Lccoming more liberal, loan :ompan- les are seeking Investments; building op- erations an,l real estate Is on the move. This year prornlsces to be the banner for railway constructioit in the west. Prep- aration,' are being trade for a large In- flux of immigration this spring, and our American cousins across the border are alive to this fact that Western Canada offers the bent inducements to farmers and investors that can be found on the continent. I would be unmindful of the district in which I live, it I did not say that good inducements are offered In our nttdst. Good land suitable for mixed farm ing, close to markets, good railway facil- ities, schools and churches -ht fact every cotivenieh'c necessary, lands un- der cultivation or unbroken, ranging In price all the way from $1.5 to $25 per acre. The county surroundlnlf llalgonie on the main line of the C. P. R. offer good inducements to intending purchas- era, Regina city being only 17 miles dis- tant, where produce of all kinds com- mand a high price. Another feature in this part of the province is Inc plentiful supply of water and the quality of ean.e. many having never tailing springs. There is also another feature that of success in cultivated grasses, red and white and white clover, ran be grown without difficulty, these varieties rot manning in the ground ear years. Be- fore concluding my boosting, as some eastern people may call 11. 1 wish to re- torto the whiter weather here. This one was extremely fine until Christmas, when it betaine colder. Up to that time building operations were not impeded by the cold weather. Since then the mercury hovered around between tee 10 and 20 mark ; for twn weeks it registered su below on an average. while one morn- ing it showed ee To show that to ex- perience this is not so bad as to anti-- ipate it, this weather docs not stop the lovers of Ite-akating and curling. One good feature in the eVestern cold weat- her Is tee suonhine met the stillness 01 a cold day. This winter has been note - able for being free from storms. There has not been a blizzard -like day this winter. I would not be unmindful, Mr. Editor, In concluding, to pay a tribute to my native town. I have watched with pleas ure the steady but eubatantial progress of Exeter. being Interested In municipal work here. I never tall to read the min- utes of your council board meetings, arid note the atm of your representatives in trying to better the now well-conduct- ed and health -preserving town, of whirl; you may well tic proud. In concluding 1 send my kind regards to all, ani es- pecially do I congratulate ye Editore- „_• fol seeing tits rtCCCIHlty for an Ce - ret rued 1110 partner and the other for ',Is persistency in looking for one. \Wishing you a proeprrouy New Year, i remain. Respectfully yours, C. W. \\elan, ilalgonie, Sask. -- K11tieTON. The Roe Social in Aberdeen hall on Tuesday evening under the auspices of the Ladles' Aid of 8t. Pauie church, was a most successful one. Art enjoyable program was rendered and the proceeds amounted to a countderabte sum. -11.P Shier of 8uthcriend. Sask., is visiting here and at St. %Iary.. he lett here five years ago and le now an engineer on the C. P. it: Death has claimed another old remittent of illanwhard in the parson of Wm. Arksey. Ile was 1.1 years of age. ile had been in 01 health over a year hat was seriously ill only a week. He had resided on the loth con. for many years. 111s wife died 12 years ago. The remeine were Ltlerred here on Inc 15th. Zt'RICi1 Mies Ella itamalc is ,priding the week wits: her sorter. Mrs. E. P. i'aulin, at elelerich.-Air. and Mrs.. W. Spencer and eon Ralph of MI.vertoa visited at the ho:ne of Mr. and Mrs. I'rcd ltuntm4l -On .Wednesday the L'Ite Inst.. being Ash Wednesday the Lenten Benson w 11 be opened wl:n a e.'.c'al service at 10.30 .t.nt In 8t. Peter's Lutheran church.- John hurch-John Peleheet, sr.. Is confined to his room throug!, !totems at present. -J. J. Werner has purchased tine gto:ery stock front George Rrimeon who has given up business at 8t. Joseph -Herry Parker o: Lletowcl has rented a house front tete Zurich Flax Co. and will move in til r week. Kippen.-John. Ilarvey, a frr'ner resl- drnt of Stanley. died in rens.. Sask.: week at 11,e age of 5o year.. '2e Year/ ago Le married a ilaugeter of etre. hood of Hensel: and afterwards they moved to tit \Wear. A wife aid eight children survive. Rl.tnshard,-)(athcw Formyti met with an unfortunate accident on Su,,day of last week oy felling oa the ice In his belnyard, breasting the bone of his right thig.t. Ite years of age and the cnahccs of recovery are hot o: the best, 1 IALUIBLE PRESCHIPflOI FOR RIIEUMATISM KILINET AND OIADD[O TROUDLES CAN BE MADE AT HOME. We are pleased to be able to publish for the benefit of our leaders the prescription of a celebrated specialist. This is the Ksult of years of scientific Investigation and ezpetkncee and Ls taken from a reliable publication. This is an exact copy of the original: - The ingredients are vegetable and have a gentle and natural' action, giving a distinct tonic effect to the entire system. It is a wonderful mixture in the treatment of Lame Back and Urinary Troubles. It cures Rheumatic Pains in a few hours. The ingredients can be bought separately and mined at home, or any druggist can 611 the prescription. If not in need of it now we would advise ogt Leaders to Wt this out and aave it. Seafortl,,-There passed away last week one of Seaforth's moat esteemed realdents in the person of William R McLeod in hie 67th year. Ile was born In Oxford County and carte to Seaforth from Cayuga over 32 years ago. Ile la Hurt need by a widow and seven children Clinton. -Mrs. Craig sister of Mrs. J. Taylor, Ontarto St., where she has re.. aided for the pant eight years, died last week at the age. of 00 year.. She was twice married, her first husband being a Mr. Gill. Tucker -smith.- Several near Mende iende and relatives of Mr. and Aire. A. Elcoat, ot Tuckerantlth, gathered at Clear home the other evening, tne occasion beingt he 25th annivereat y of their marriage. A number of costly and beautiful presents were received. GIN PILLS are just as good for the Bladder as they are for tho Kidney's. If thero is trouble in retaining ttrino-if you have to get up three or four times or oftener during tho night --if the urine is bot and scalding -Gin Pills will quickly relieve the trouble. They care the kidneys and heal tho irritated bladder. 60c. a box; 6 for $2.50. At all dealers or sent on receipt of price. Sample free REPT. A. --NATIONAL DRUG & CHEM. CO. LIMITED if you mention this toper. TORONTO los Formerly ran.). ty Bole Drug Co., Win n, nr 1. 4.4 Owes colds and breaks up the fever in 24 ho If you "feel yourself taking cold", get a box at your dealer's- 25c. or send direct if your dealer does not keep them. 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