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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1909-04-08, Page 5\ i t r Porter Undoubtedly the best :stewed on the continent. Preyed to be so by analysis of four chemists, and by awards of the world's great Exhi- bitions, especial) ChlcaGo 1893, where it receive ninety-six points out of a possible hundred, much higher than any other I'orter in the United States or Canada. - F% ROW. For Every Meal At breakfast With porridge "Crown Brand Syrup" is delicious. Used with plain puddings or made up with pastry, odd scraps of cake, etc., it makes a delightful after dinner dessert. At supper it is just the thing to eat with bread and butter, toast or biscuit's, "CROWN BRAND SYRUP" is syrup at its best and in its most delicious and wholesome form. It is prepared in a perfect manner from absolutely pure ingredients. It is far ahead of all other kinds in deliciousness of flavor dnd perfect wholesomeness - don't you think it's worth while insisting on "Crown Brand Syrup? " Your dealer has it for you its 3, 3, 10 and 20 Ib air -tight tins wltb lift-off lids. Order some tb-day p� The Edwardsburg Starch Co. Limited EB ABLIBHED 1858. a-aq Work.: CARDINAL. Out. Otbere : MONTREAL, TORONTO sad BRANTFORD 0 71111111 !ice not trade that organ of yours on a piano At the present we c.sn handle a �number of ..fond band organs and are therefore prepared to allow you ,good price for it. We don't ,tdk you one dollar more for the piano than your n,'ighhhr pays for it. GIVE US A (`ALL AND SEE IF TIlIS IS NOT RIGHT tit Sewing 1fachines Sleighs, Hymn Books, Bible3,Stationery, &e . MARTIN & SON Fleter's Leading Mo.icai Emporium. They are Dotal for the quality of their goofs. SIIIPKA Mr. Fred Heltzman has purchased the roperty of 3. D. 'cannon. -Farmers are u.y around here boiling down sap. -Mrs avid Lippert is visitlrg at her home tie. -Ezra Fahner was home for a few ays from London. -Maas Clara Italst of (i tdltovisited at the home of Mies 1. Switzer last week. -Thos. Lynch was I In Toronto last Saturday wttn a car of l cattle. -Mr. Louts Fahner. wife and fain. III left last week for Manitoba. -A petit - ton has been Ore ulated lit our burg for better sidewalks. -Mr. Jerry Ili op:tey lost 1 ,Cr a horse through deat.t tee other day. MOORESV I LLE. Mrs 'Cobert Clark has returned to Lon- don after expending a month with J. T. Simpson. -Mr. Thos. Gilmore ras res turned to ''ort 'twee after apendh,g the winter with his brother John Gilmore.- Sawing ilmore -Sawing bee. are the order of the day. - Min ida Simpson entertained a few (Meech' last Friday tenant; to a taffy pull.-\tlaa 1.11y Potter is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Ed. Mara.-- Sir. John Rloomfield paid a flying visit to her friends In London last week. -Mr. and MIs. Kelly moved to London last week where they will re.Ide.-Mr. Anthony 0'. •Dwyer also moved his effects last week and has gone away. We are sorry to lose two good neighbors front our mldet -To Mr. and Mrs. \Vm Patton a daugh- ter. on the 3rd. -Mr. Hodgson has moved nut to re U'Dwy, r tart w',1 h he nnttd. Order Taxol a#e KC ZR - - ONTARIO $1.00 It p•Id la advance, $1.00 a year If aot so pald. Te Vatted States Subscrlears$1.$O I01110 e Year Strictly to Advance. SANDLK8 Is CRLECH, Publlahers. Cook's Cotton Root Compound. The groat Uterine Tonic, and only wtfo efiectual Monthly Regulator on which women can depend. Sethi in theca degree+ of strength -No. 1, V; 1\o. 2. 10 degroee stronger 03; No. 3. for special cases. por box. Scold by all d pts„ or pent Free pamphlet. Addr'eri : TNI` CagMu.OINIvg..T,asulo.OaT. (forwerivWindsal Spring Term From April 1st! We have a large 'igloo), • high-grade nhool, withsplendld equipment, instru':tor. aro ell. perienced. Courses In Commercial, Sbortbiad & Telegraphy dep•rtmenN are thorough, up-to-date and prof• cleat. Our graduates are In demand as office usistants and ttusinese''oliege Teachers. write for our free catalogue. Enter at any time. ELLIOTT & McLACIILAJi Principals. GRAND BEND Mr. Henry Bonenbcrry last week rent- ed Miller's hotel In Thedford and will move to that town sometime before the 1at of May. Mr. Possenbcrry and Mr. Wm. Devine will !told an auction sale of Cock. Implements and furniture. Mr. Devine will go West shortly. -Our shoot Ing sports have challenged the Pt.Frank sporta for another shooting contest at blue rocks. and a match has been ar- ranged for Good Friday. -Sucker fishing has been commenced and large members have been caught up the river. A very pleasant evening was spent at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sherrttt Mar. 29th. when about forty of their Rtends gathered. After some time was spent In garner, music and loner,. Mise Lila was called florward, when an ap- prerllUre address was read by Mks Floe a;,• Coyle. and Mr. Willie MacGregor pre- sented Miss Lila with a beautiful eight .lay rlo-k and a Jardir:err The present- ation was trade In appreciation of her serel^es as a valued member of the choir, %fr. Sherrttt on behalf of Lis daughter thanked the donors. Mr. Cyrus Green opera Monday at Pt. Franks. -Mrs. Fritz spent a few day. in 'Zurich. -John floss arrived home from the Soo last week. -Mr. and Mr.. H, Ilam Ilton of the 4t:1 of Stephen visited here School( Reports n as>i.s The following t. tine rc•pott of S. 8. No. 2, Hay. fot January, February and Mar ch. -IV., (!feta )ta'•eruu 75. SteIta Mt - Mahon esr ilea Ease ;r7 Wilfrid !aorta - cent 47. Mabel C'uzworth 48, l.'lnyton and et,. !II.. rail t an,pb'II 68. Ella Julies : a. Eddie \\ cis.. :,;,, Ada Case 51 Ental Will,: 1 . t3. lie Mr rear C'ox xortit 6., Ralph hawk:ta. 01, John Aiutray 01, Pearl Wider.' ea Edna Geddes 55, Will Smith 54. taco. %taweun. Teacher. Tnc lutlow,n, is tie -orrect standing of the pupils of S. S. No. I. Stephen, for Maril,.-Sr. IV.. J. Davis, Carrie Davey Ella Baker, !Juba. While, Clara Jacob Anthony White. Jr. Iv., Ella Anderson Madeline I:alst. !thea McCurdy. III. Oliver Dat.1., Car; to Davey, Ethel Bow- den, Willie Baker, Atab l Elliott. Hatter! Nell, Murvan Calltae, Irene McCurdy, Everett Canine. 11., >l;lto,, Jacob, Ar- t,ur Robinson. Muriel Hogarth, Elmer Wilson, Willa Smith, Viola Nell. Pt.11 Leonard Haien. J4111108 \Ylifte, Ervin Ja- cob. Edna I'",•den. John Whittington.' l't. I., Coop:: Mt Curdy. -E. J. Buswell, Tcarher. -`-M-- The following is the corr,t t report of 8. S. No. 3, L'aborne, for the month Of March. The pupils whose names are marked with an asterisk ,were ab, t nI for u:te or more of the examination. Co: - tInuation Class, A. Doupe 2:3u, 11. Doulc• 216. Sr. 1 V. -E. tinier _ 1:1, It. infer 184 1. Turnbull 183•. Jr. IV. -A. Copeland 266, 0. McCrrdy 2:32. Sr. III. -L. llar- r'e 307, E. Doupe 299. Jr. III. -J. Mc- Cul.oet, 266, 1t, Doupe 211, I. Irvine 205, 0. Copeland 171. Sr. II. -1). Balfour 230, F. Francis 291, T. McCurdy 269, M. Ifodgert 132. Jr. II., -Heber Shute 220, L. McCurdy 215, It. Fletcher 199, R. Ray 180, Gordon Copeland 140, G. Iiarah 26. Pt. 1I. -B. McCurdy 80. I't. 1.-11. Shier 103, M. McCurdy 46. No. on roll 26; average 23. E. M. Greason, Teacher. Report of S. S. No. 14, Stephen, for March :. V. Class, M. Hanlon, I. Ereery, M. Baynham. Sr. IV. -F. Essery, L. Mutt, E. Brooke (ties) B. Anderson. Jr. IV. -E. Nell, \t. Hanlon. Jr. I1I.-M. Neaman, It. Hanlon. Sr, II. -L. Abbott D. Brook,, E. Culbert, L. Baynham, H. Elston, G. Hanlon, E. Alexander. Jr. II -II. Essery, V. Davis, L. Flicks, R. Mills, F. Huitablc. Sr. Pt. II, -G. Cul- bert, M. Brown, I. Alexander, A. Hack- ney. Jr. Pt. 11.-A. Hicks, W. Huxtable 1. Taylor. Jr. Pt. I, -N. Paxman, D. Hackney, L. Ellah, C. Culbert. Annabel Swann, teacher. Report for S. S. No. 15, Ilay and Ste- phen ;-Sr. I1. -F. Schroeder 236. Jr. IV. -W. Schroeder 302. Sr. III. -C. Be- IerlIng 181, R. Roder 167. Jr. III. -G. Turnbull 186, V. Luther 116, !toy Stan - lake 39, D. Fischer 36. Sr. If, -F. Shu - art 338, E. Heckmann 302, B. Turnbull 215. Jr. 1I. -W. Fischer 231, E. Char- ette 213, It. Pilaff 171, E. Oliver 135, J. Heckmann 07. Pt II. -A. Fischer 295, A. Keller 165. Sr. 1.-W. Fischer 105, E. Charette 102, L. Schroeder 81, N. Fischer 65. Jr. I. -F. Turnbull 76, A. Turnbull 50. M. Luther 40. M. Maxwell, teacher. $100 Reward $100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in alias stages, and that iv Catarrh. Halle Catarrh Cure Is the only positive cure now known to the medi'•al fraternity. Catarrh being • constitutional disease requires a .ronstitu• Clonal treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure k taken in• ternally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and ,riving the patient strength by building up the,•,nstitutiun anti assist• ing nature to doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its ruratita maven' that they offer One hundred Dollars for any ,•a•e that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address F. J. CHENEY k CO., Toledo, 0. Sold by all Druggists. 75 rent,, Take ifall'. Family Pills for constipation. SAINTSI3GiiV Mrs, Thomas D,rktna, Mre. Pr.tn. !tun- ' •r and Mre. William Davis went to Lon- don last week as delegatee for the Sen- ior Branch of t:.c Woman's Auxiliary. also the Misses Quinton and Miss Sarah Davis for the Junior Branch. They re- port a good time and a grand meeting, and a very creditable Thank Offering, whlc:c epcake well for the W. A. -Miss Saldle Maines is visiting her stater,Mrs. Will Dlckhts.-Mr. G. Ncedman of Lon- don visited at Mr. It. 'lodging' last Sunday. -Mr. and Mr.. C. Sproule of Lu - .tri visited at Mr. It. Itodglns' ar.d Mr. F. Davis' last Sunday. -Mr. and Mrs. N. 11. Davis slotted the latter's sister, Mem. Robert of I3crryland last week. -Mr. Fred Brennatn is engaged with Mr. Ii. Citron to: the Sumner, ---Mr. Thos. Pen- rlre 1. engaged with Mr. henry Ilodg- ing for the sum;ser. CREDITON. itteGGiES, B'.OGIES, ItcGCIES, Juet arrived. -A Targe consignment of buggies from five of the leading firms of Ontarl0. tri all tic latest styles and designs. Any person intending buying will do well to look over our stock before pul•chas'ng: We will save you money by so doing. No trouble to show goods. All vehicles are fully guaranteed. A call solicited. -TRE. VETIiICK & IFODGINS, Credlton, Ont. SAMSON'S STRENGTIL Will Not Resist the fulling Down In- fluence ot a Kidney Aching Back. The strongest man or woman with a bark constantly aching finds daily exist- ence a struggle. Ds the game way with urinary troubles, Booth's Kidney !'ills cure these aliments. Exeter people can prove this statement. Mr. J. T. Dignan, of Gldley and Wil- liam 8ts., Exeter, Ont.. eats, -When 1 would stoop over at my work for any length of time 1 would suffer a weak- ening dull pain conithg 1n the small of my back and region ot the kidneys. I would scarcely be able to straighten myself up. The urine plainly told of the disotelered and Inactive state of the kid- ney. as It was filled with particlee of sediment of sand like nature and highly colored. I had tiled several plaster• ani different remedies and did not find r• - !let until on advice of Mr. Cole, the drug- gisti used 1(ootr'. Kidney !'ills. Tee otic bot of Itooth's l' tdu.•y Pelle cured :ne cntlrcly 1n a very short time, tri,: u-Ine cleared to Its natural color. My back strengthened and t pale does not Sunday. -Mr. D. \Mason moved to his .o:ue In It frost, stoopi•ir or Wang. 1 tarts near Tl edfo:d Thursday.-Ed.G1;l wilt gladly recommend l,00th's Kidney •pent a few days at !'ort Frank.. -John Nils as 1 k,.ow them to be a fine kid- Wlllert moved to the 16th con. of Stephen nay remedy." Friday. -Mr.. M. Gill who has been In Mole by Dealers ''rice 50 rents. Th, Exeter for the winter arrived herr Mon- 11. T. Booth Co.. L't'd. Fort Erie. On'. day. -Mr. Amos spent Monday at London Sole Canadian Agents. PARISIAN SAGE GREEN \VAY. I'ute !lair on Your 'lead and Kr. -pe !t War Maria Eagleson and Wad Jean There. ilayter spent Thursday afttr.,00n with •- Miss .tae Wilson, -Min Esther McPtiet \\'r:at's t'.c use of being bald. What +o.•i vlelted her friend Miss Zillat. a• '.se N there in datbesatey allowing Rnglleh Thursday ev'g.-Mr.. Ron. Etng- '1.h and Master Dred McLlnchey are vis- iting her staler Mrs. A. McIntosh in Port ituton.-Mr. and Mre. Schroeder, Dash- wood, visited their daughter Mre. C. Curts leelday.-Mr.. Webb of Michigan 1s visiting her sister Mrs. Robt McLln- hcy an'i other friends to this rlctnttY.- Miss Mayine Crawford visited Mrs. A. llotson os Friday. -Mrs. Beetle of Mich - Igen spent the past week with her slater afro. C. Curts.-Mr. and Mrs. Itobt. Eng- lish, Melbourne, and Master Fred spent a pl'aaant evening at Mr. Thos. Steward eon's. -Mr. and Mrs. Dave Wilson of Arkona spent Saturday and Sunday with \Ir. John R. Wilson, -Sirs. Heury Kad- :ns of I:rnerklp attended the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Bartram, sr. your hair to tu-A, gra!• Do you want to loo c ofd before your ' u.. Give up t,te 1'..005:;: ; old ag.' wdl corn: all too soon. Look after your hair. Paris:an Sage well keep the dandruff germs, and 1s ea- only pret•araticn, au far as we know trait is guaranteed to d0 so. Man or wosyan. no Matter how old you are, Par:ai.t:, sant will Matte you lou',( younger. Why not go to \V. S. Cole's and get a bottle to -day, it oily coats Su rents. xad :•cur money back if It does not cure dandruff, stop fa,'l a lair. or itching of the scalp. It •.s ill stake your hair luzuIlant, bright and betu.ltul, and It Is tic most ietres:ting, p1.aCala and invig- orating hail dresahlg nude, HENNALL W. ltowcnieg .nae rccovcr.d from tile late illheea.-Masa U1au.he P.tty of Tor- onto 1a visiting with rt).t:Ices here.-liert \\'tate left for Southern Aln•.rt,1 last week Mrs. Free und son have gone to Lie \Vest They were accompanied by her mother. -Miss McIntyre of Detroit is visaing In town. -Mr. and Mre. Ialia have gone :a lansca'th, \Ian. -\V. Mitch - II le recov r.,tg from I is 1 1aea_.-1' t r i;uiia went to Victoria hospital, Loudon, last week to be treated for Indigestion. -R. Jarrott has sold the residence he recently pur- chased on King St. to George Chet, Mr. and Mrs. Jarrott leave for the West in a few days. -Dr. Wylie M-Ulyard 1e re- lieving in Collingwood for a few weeks, alter which he will locate here. L'SBOItN E Death of Mies Flunter.-After a long and tedious illness death put an end to the sufferings of Miss Grace Ann Hun- ter on Saturday at the age of 50 years, 8 months and 17 days. r For several months the deceased had been the victim of Intense suffering, and death to her must have been a happy release, when it was certain that she could no longer take part In life's battles and enjoyments Pneumonia was the immediate cause of death. Tne deceased was born in Col- borne, being a daughter ot the late John Hunter, and was respected and esteem- ed by a large circle of friends. She Is survived by two brothers and three sis- ters, Samuel of Colborne, Richard of Ex- eter, Mrs. Robert Robinson, Winchelsea; ;,Slee Nancy at dome, and Mrs, Samuel Brock of Usborne. The funeral took place to the Exeter cemetery on Monday and was largely attended. ZURICH Mre. Henry Demuth of Port Arthur ar- rived here last week to visit her parents, Mr. and Mre, Casper Weber. -Mies Lydia Faust returned last week from an ex- tended visit with her brother at Caro, Mich. -Mrs. Laidlaw of Croaswell, Mich., is here with her mother, Mrs. Casper \Veber who alas been 111 for some time.- Louis imerLouts Jeffery, who recently lost their Sympathy Is extended to Mr. and Mrs. seveh' months' old child through death - Sylvanus Witmer of the Goshen Line has purehaeed his father's farm on the Bab- ylon Line -Mrs. John Koch Is very low at present and owing to her great age her recovery le doubtful. -Surveyors are at work surveying the route for the Strat ford -St. Joseph electric railway.- Mrs. Qtttiarhne Kelnath, for years a resident of Zurich, died at IIawkesvllle, at the ' orae of her daughter Mrs. Henry Frey. She was 85 years of age. Death, -Tete death of John Delchert, er, which took place on Tuesday. Mar. 30, .,'ter an illness of five or slx weeks, re- moves o-moves one of the pioneer business rnen of this tow,i. Ile had been In bushese stere for over forty years. and otily with- in the last few years had he lived re- tired. Ile leaves his widow and several ao:13 and daughterd, ulnae resiling hero being Jacob, John, Miss Amanda and '1-s. Henry Yungblut. His age was 68 yeare. K1RKTON. -- Mrs. Ilorney of Exeter is visiting at Mrs. A. A. elpencer's.-A number from here attended the Box Social at Rus- selldale on Monday evening. -!ler. Vale war indisposed on Sunday arid his work was ably taken by Mr. Samuel Tufts. - Wm. Edwards. who was stricken with paralysis recently at Woodham. Is re- coiering nicely, contrary to expectations. -'tr. and Mrs. A. A. Spencer entertain- ed a number of friends to an oyster sup- per on Wednesday evening last. ell e ould not be Invited but those who were premien' r, port a most enjoyable time. Homer Doupe returned home Monday of last week from Guelph, after taking a three months' dairy course at the O.A.C. -J. Kirk has moved Into the house be recently purchased tram R. Elliott. -)fin Kathleen Robb, our popular school teach- er. whose term expired at Easter, has decided to stay until the midsummer, -On Tuesday evening of last week the K.O. T.M. gave an enjoyable Taffy Pull. The hall was filled to overflowing and an excellent program was given. The chair was pleasingly filled by Mr. Mathew Doupt. Quartettes, solos and reettatcons made up the program. together with the speeches from the chairman and Rev. Veale. The taffy feed was an enjoyable part of the program as well. Death,-Annte Malloy, the wife of Mr. James Stephens Of the 4th con. of Filen- shard, died suddenly Prldey night, and was burled at the Kirkton Presbyterian cemetery on Mo':dty, a large number tte- Ing present. She had been married only a few years and the blow to the husband arid one son 1. a severe one. Shc had always taken a great Interest in church wo-k and was a member of the choir and highly esteemed by a11. Death of Mrs. Balfour. -Ott Monday. April 5th. the death occurred of perhaps the oldest resident of this section in the pereon of Mrs James Balfour, aged 90 years and over. Deceased had been IIi :or yeare of canter in the forehead and her detntar• had been looked for during the past few months. She had been a resident o! Iilbb rt over fro years. Her husband pr dee ,t.^d 1, r 'shout 1.2 years. A family of several grown-up sons and daughters survive, among ttu rn being - David of Unborn' aril William on the homestead whero ehr dI. d, She was a good Christian woman and a eo:tsistent member of Floy'e chun'. The funeral takes place Thursday to Roy's cemetery. - LUM Lt EY. Syrup making Is almost over and has Leen a short season. but the quality Is good. -Franklin Horton was in Blyth this week as a delegate front Chlsel- hur.t at the Temperance Convention. - NI :r. Thos. Dickson of Seaforth is here the guest of her sister, Mrs. Broadfoot, -113 r T:I!Io Simmons le in Staffa this :a ,k.-Mro. Wilson of London to vis't- ;ng her sister Mies Artnle McTaggart. - Quite a number front here attended the Horse Show In Clinton on Thursday of last week.-Mcaers. John and Wm Glenn and Jas. IIorton each sold to Mr. Jas. Norrie of Mitchell three horses for good figures. They were delivered on Tues- day. -Mise Jean 'Horton returned from Victoria hospital, London, and le vis- iting her mother in IIarpurhey,-Mr. F. O'Brien was In this virinity circulating petitions among the farmers for free de- livery. With the telephone and free mall delivery we will be able to keep in touch with the outside world as well as the city people. CR1DITON. BUGGIES, ZBUGGIES, BUGCIES, Juct arrived. -A barge ccnsignntent of buggies from five of the leading firms of Ontario', in all the latest styles and designs. Any person Intending buying will do well to look over our stock tefore purchasing. We will save you stoney by so doing. No trouble to "how goods. AL' vehicles are fully guaranteed. A call sollclted.-TRE- VETIIICK & 'HUDGiNS, Crediton, Ont. Art. '!.wicker o1 London spent last Sun- day in town, -Council meeting was held In the Town Hall on Monday. The Town- ship Engineer's report for the concrete abutments of the new bridge across the river was laid before the Board and tenders are being asked for In the mean- time for the construction thereof. The bridge will have an Iron superstructure and will be a modern one In every par- ticular when completed. -Dr. Anderson, M. 1'. P., who Is attending the Leglela- tu. , :n Toronto, spent last Sunday with his cousins, William and Wilson Ander- son. -Albert Morlock, while in Toronto last week, purchased a turning lathe and will now be able to do all kinds of machinist's work. This has been a long felt want in this ncighborhood and since Albert Is a first-class mechanic the pub. Ile are sure of i,aving their work done to their entire satisfaction. -Rev. J. A. Schmitt of Waterloo has been III the Vil- lage the past week 1:1 the Interest of T'ie Mutual Life Assurance Co. Last Sunday morning he occupied the pulpit i:n the Evangelical church and prearin (1 a very eloquent sermon. -Mrs. Gott- a: el Gainer has returned home after a pl. I tint visit with her daughter, Mre. iron Brown of Bright. -Rev. E. 11,13ean ett-nded the special meeting of the Lay- ntul'a Missionary Movement in Toronto Last ?oak. On Sunday evening he delly- ere.l a very interceding address on the topics discussed at the different assena- blles.-Francis Clark, our popular hart - psi maker, ehtpped five mete of double harness to Manitoba feet week. Mr. Clark Is kr:own far and hear as a good workman and a person who believes In giving good value for the money. ills fame reached Manitoba and the ship- ment was the result. -\faster Lavern McMurray to ut present 111 but is rapid- ly Improving under the doctor's care. - We are 'pleased to see Fred Young out again after hie recent Illness.-Chrlstlan Rau of Henaall spent last Sunday at honer with his tatnity.-Geo. Etlber is busy driving fence posts with Ezra Palet', driver. -Mrs. Kallman of Berlin is visiting her sister Mrs. C. Zwlcker. -Mrs. Claude Illuett and family have re- tutned fro',, Forest after a pleasant vial' wl'h rrlativc..-ira Brown was In Lon- don Tuesday on business,-L'pon a alum tier of occasions the 'ionic of Mr. ltobt. Sacet has been broken into and articles stolen. i.ast week the att. was repeated ant several firs of trust and surae money taken. if the thieves are caught they should get a taste of tris goal. where •hey could repent at leisure of their sins. Clinton. -Ml.. Hattie Itumbali, form- erly of Clinton, was married to Earl A. Nye. District Attorney of Moorehead, Minn.. at New York. ER OF MISERY Cured by Lydia E. Pink - ham's Vegetable Compound Baltimore, Md. - "For four years my life was a misery to me. I suffered from irregulari- ties, terrible drag- ging st'tisatiuus, extreme nervous - news, and that all gone feeling in my stomach. I had given up dile of ever being well when I began to take Lydia E. Pink - ham's Vegetable Compound. Then I felt as though new life had been given me, and I am recommending it to all my friends." -Mrs. W. S. Frtiw, 1938 Lansdowne St., Baltirn'rlf', Md. The most successful remedy in this country for the cure of all f,.rms of female complaints is Lydia E. Pink - ham's Vegetable Compound. It has stood the test of years and to -day is more widely and successfully used than any other female remedy. It has cured thousands of women who have been troubled with displacements, inflam- mation, ulceration fibroid tumors, ir- regularities, periodic pains, backache, that bearing -down feeling, flatulency, indigestion, and nervous prostration, after all other means had failed. If you are suffering from any of these ailments, don't give upp hope until you have given Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- table Oompound a trial, 11 you would like special advice write to Mrs. Piakham, Lynn, Diss., for it. She has guided thousands to health, free of charge. Seaforth-Rcld and \Yahoo have sold their hardware buahleea to Ed .yard Me- tntyre of Hamilton. The firnt via, one the oldest in Seaforth. I:lidulph-Itlanshard and I t ldu p • r s- iderite regret to hcar of the d ath o' Alt, Padfield, the forayer well-Finawn cart- age maker of Yroepect 11111. Ile v. i t atrurk by an clef trlc car in De'ro't oral died shortly afterwards, age) ".1 y- atm. Clinton. -Aire. Mary Itudd, wife of the late John Rudd, died at her noire Mar. 27th in her kith year. She ant her hus- band were ptoneere in Goderic•h To.en• ship, having moved there, tit 19:16. She. was the laet surviving member of rhe well-known Ford family, and 1:•.tvice 4 daughtrre Misery in Stomach Why not start now-te-d te, 4-1 f ever rid you -n• If of atom r n t , : • • and Indlgestioe. A dieted ,Ito:nacre gets the blues and grutnbl S. 0. it a good eat thea take Pap ' - :); ,p she to start the digestive al i wro^c- ing. There will be no d no ?eel or teething of gas of cructatlu t t o' a •1 - geeted food; no feeling Ile a U 'I:t of lead in the et->ntace or hear:! u .t s. headache and Dizzlncee, and ;..,U • ,1 will not ferny -ail and p r: , t ; • ur Matt!, wit!: nauseous odors. Pape's thaw pain costs only 5'i •-•14 for a large case at any dt o f store h e r and will relieve the most o't.t:na' s.r of It•digeetton an1 Up -tit :itemlt.t !n five minutes. 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