Exeter Advocate, 1909-04-29, Page 4Q$x tel Abtiocate
Sanderru A Creech. Props.
cfEuITUN.
f I:L'C II . 11JGG1ES, tsCGCIES. Just
►irked.—A large consignment of buggies
from five of the leadlug Brits of Ontario.
in all the latest styles and designs. Any
person l:tcnding buying will do well to
lock over our stock before purchasing:
We will save You money by so doing. No
tt ouble to show goods. All vehicles are
fully guarante..d. A call soil, ited.—TltE-
vET.riICK d IlUDGINS. Crediton, OU,t.
THURSDAY, Apr. 29,1009
If you have tweeted a kindness re-
member it. If you have done a kind act
forget P. We know this is contrary to
ruatom, for eery city we hear someone
bragging how lnu tt he or site has done
for a neighbor, and at the same time
bewailing the fart that the action was
not appreciated. A bhort time ago we
I:ear.1 a man brag;fing [.tat he had done
a great deal for a tertatn woman In
town. On t:e'ng asked what h.' had done
he reeled that he had let tier do his fam-
ily washing'. If the truth were known,
the fact would probably be proved that
see did it at a mighty low figure..
Spring is here willou t a doubt ; the
small boy will soon doff his shoes and
stotkings. don hes last year's straw hat,
and with his pockets full of marbles
be se:n down on his knees in the dirt
deep In the mysteries of knuckle and
law. A few days later when tired of
Warbles you will find him on the banks
of a creek with a can full of worms. a
batnboo pole, and a fishing line, having
a whale of a time. The buds on the
trees will hardly show a tint of green
before ;to will be swimming, taking a
dose of cramps attd Just sties being
drowned, having oceans of fun. bad
colds and sore throat. Oh, halcyon days
of youth; oh, spring time of life; oh,
days of mumps, measles and stonebruts-
ea. all too quickly you fly 1 the boy be-
comes a man; old ago grows on apace;
a few more 'years and he totters on the
brink of the grave, yet a Inatf never gets
no old but that in spring when the boys
first get out their marbles he will stop
a moment to watch the game and mem-
ory will recall days long since past.
TIIE SitE:\TII OF SIGHS
(Caroline 'Wells, It Life.)
One more unfortunate
Gasping for breath,
Rashly Importunate,
Lac'el moat to death.
Gaze at her tenderly.
Dressed with atilt care ;
Fashioned so slenderly
By cotseiere.
Look at her garments
Clinging like ccrcmenta,
Judge her not scornfully.
Think of her mournfully.
Gently and huniarllY ;
Not of the heft of !ler
All that 1s left of her
Now ie pure womanly.
0, to what meagreness
M tY a plump body come;
Bpn'sl eg with eagerness
Lee hu' a modicum.
Se' !hoes elk antis of iters
Cling Il; so lovingly
0,1e nil ch. Hay glovlrtgly.
Seeithaig t'.osc hips of here.
See her aunt tresses
isa-apcd from the comb:
Ile: :sir (golden tresses.
While wonderment guesses
Whose head they're from.
She is dressed rightly.
No Heiler how tightly
tier heart is compressed:
Dire-tolrc sheathing
Hay atop Due's breathing.
!tut vee is ti'cll-dressed.
C, Jig T CO I% A.
The KM You Hare AItrals B31gtlt
Beau tie
81�aattue
of
CAPA Iiiit4:_>
HOMESEEKERS'
EXCURSIONS
TO
Manitoba, Saskatchfwan, Alberta
r511 Tra;.rlea.. Taosae 2.00 p m. on
APRIL 1, 20 VAT 4, 11 JUNE 1, 15, 29
JULY 13, 21 AUG. 10, 24 SEPT. 7, 21
$%coed slam name from Ontario esseea. M peisupal
Natlwen peter at
LOW ROUND-TRIP RATES
\f ens et
and retain 132 Un, Edmonton and r.n.ra
$42 S. and to otIvi pini ,a M^rp itio• Tete.
t•.o.l ro r••,. •n
withal Nl de), i•,m twit dale
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
on a0 ea,v,e•,+es C,.mh,nsbat friths. fo7s ewvrd
with bodd.e. can be ermned it .oderote raw dvwsh
local omm.
Early application must be mad.
ASA /On NOMIL•ttatii•' PAMPHLET
eentutdas tatee .ad Nil isleertes.
Anel, to swag C P R Ates[ er leR. L. Tia sols.
Dec Peer Ass . Timm.
ONLY DIRECT till MO CNAMa1 OF WS
W. J. "‘AILING, Agent. SXE?BB,
Taal' ifkafItilhudIt
CEMENT'`
BLOCKS`
1 We have purchased
An Up -to -Date Machias i
for the manufacture
of Cement Blocks of i
every description.
Any person desiring black' 10
ehoold he sure to roll on us And
get onr prices.
P.Bawden &Son
solider.• Ceatrsct•rs
LM AIN ST. • ExErl:tt
11, WV' WWII 11,111PNIPIII
M 'e. Fchwalm of (ialedo. I.i Is v:eit.ng
ties and Mr.. August 11111 and othee
t •quiint:.n e3 In the Mag. for a few
dtya.—Alhert Cu;minghatn movel his
household effects to A!Iea Craig. where
he has a posttfon as bartender at one
o: the hotels 1❑ that village.—Mita In -
•n t %I.•ael Wends in Dashwood last
,unday.—Art. Zwtcker of London wan
tee guest of his brother Charles last
eunday••-Our brick and tile makers are
busy cleaning up their yards in readl-
:csa for the season's work. Largeequan-
i s of tile have ben bold the past week
Gerry Kuhn has cunslrurted a new tile
kilt of i'tcreascd capacity and Joseph
illicit at, busily engaged in erecting tile
taeds.—Miss Clumsy 13reun purchased
t piano last weak aged it was deliver-
ed on t•'rtday.—Albert Morlock is kept
bele), at tepair work. ; Since he has
bought his hurtling lathe he Is able to
repair work which was formerly an lin-
pwsibilNy.—Our bowlers have been at
rk on ttte green and expect to have
evcrythtng In fine working order as
soon as weather p.rntits.—A new fence
ie being erected 111 front of the ideth:o-
dist Pari onage and the residence of Mrs.
M'Mutray.—John Wind has teen having
some needed repairs done t3 hid dwel-
ling the past week.—•iilra. Hallman of
Berlin visited her slstet, etre. Charles
Z•xl-ker, for a few days the past week.
—Sir. R. 'W. Webster, wno hast been act-
in; as Teller In the bank has been trans-
ferred to Vt Ingham and Mr. Hooses of
that town has been moved here. Barry
Fowler, the ledger -keeper. left for his
home in Feeforth ou Tueadhy ori account
of 111 health. elle many friends hope he
will soon be well again.—Our baseball
Players had their first practl^e on Mon-
day evening and from now on will get
in shape for Victoria Day. The club is
enticing arrangements to have some out-
side team .here for the day and play a
double Leader.—Our auto has been out
esveral times the past wcek and; is now
t' ting splendidly. Some of the horses
.•111 object to it being oil the road. but
• ,..y are g:•tl:g used to 1t.
6
CLANDEBOYE
Ennis Pullman of London. an employe
re:ently burned out. Is visiting friends
of the Murray Shoe Company. who was
here.—S. C. Chowen was in Camlachle
lefondey purchasing a horse.—Dr. Sut-
ton has discovered a cane of smallpox
near Iter.', the patient tieing Miss Bertha
Cunningham.—Pcry Bice wears a bland
smile—!t is a wee girl.—Ira Bice has
surcl:ased Inc stable belonging to Mrs.
Cunn:nghatu w.,l h he 1..teud3 ntovht; to
'ass farm to use aa a work s v3P.—We
are :sorry to hear that Celina Atkinson
is elk with nervous trouble. K e hope
Met she will soma be well again.—Nelson
Cis`. station agent has been moved to
Dereiester. where he has secured a bet-
ter position. He leaves Thursday. Gar-
:eet Case of Petrolea comes here.—Mrs.
Cun:ringharn and fantllY leave for Lon-
-toe this week, where they Intend to re-
sat' In future. Our b:ot wishes go will.
Pone—Mr. and Mrs. Canning of Grand
lie:td specs Sunday here.
OUTLOOK VOR THE YEAl
A rather cold. backward opting It Ile
hue glve:t favorable weattelr from thlo
tante on. the prospects for the year are
most encouraging. Thera was no scar-
city of fodder this spring. and rattle
have come through the winter in good
condition. in all lines of proiuce the
e-11' aliens point to a fairly satisfactory
+ i It priers. flogs are very high
.e:nbs and beef are at a satisfactory
figure; the outlook In dairying Is p: orals
ing. and for the staple crop of the West
1.1; ly p-ofltable prices seem assured.
T:;e p:'osperts are, too, lo: large pro-
•t1,.e. lie the Wes: tic area in wheat
will u:tdoubtedly be very greatly in-
crease!. Thera will be at least 75,000
more p:ople to assist In proiuctice titan
there were last year. and the acreage
in crop of those already on the ground
will also be widened. in Ontario. do.
spite a dry tall, a good deal ot plowing
•.vat done before whiter set In and the;
probabilities arc for heavy seeding Ili
s oars' grains. together with liv teased at-
r:ntto.: to corn and ntoregchertl sowing
for soling crops as a provlelo:t against
drought. The shortage In dairy rattle
following upon the dry season of two
years ago, has also been fairly well
ntnde up and It Is, Indeed. 1n hogs alone
that Ontario farmers sem to fall shprt
of be'ng in a pusl•l,tt to take full ad-
vc:['age of the ettuetlon In which they
find themselves.
Ore the whole it is doubtful . If the
country was ever faced by brighter
prospects at this season of tee year than
thou now existing. and. if there Is no
••'t -bark during the next five months.
ttl,ttr will prove a baiter year in the
story of the Domtne:el.—Weekly Sun.
(HEAP SCHOOL BOOKS
IIA'WKiNG M.1CLIINE.
Catarrh Sufferers are Nothing itut
Hawking, Spitting at.d Ulowiag
Machines, Says sit Authority.
T• a 1 hey (lovernn1'0 ham bud • a
,a • by which Public ec'hople will
h^ enured a supply of readers of bet-
! •r qualley than ta0ee furnished now and
grettly redu.'ed cost. The T. Eaton
ts been awarded the tender for
1.# cents. with a disrount of twenty
p'r rent. for rash. bringing the prl• e
of the set of five bsoktf down to 1Ih.
Pare o:d price for tee books was !1.15
for the set. The school book ring le now
.t thing of tete past aria the peopic of
()Marto will benefit directly ee a result
sf Us,' Promise mad • by Si- James Whit-
ney. who said the price ot school tsooks
wauld be lowered.
The value of the concession obtained
w lit be fully underate td by families
:.amber of children of school age.. The
p.1 lir of r.unttrou s s. hso: took., at • n
• [slv, prise has bee.a one of the meet
oppr•sslre an! Irksome lions in ester c -
e e • with the family outg;s. and In se-
x z the reduction In cost provided for
1•ney Government hap r •ttdered
a s :' l 'e of great value to inose murh
! • ,sed of tee saw. it Is to bs hoped
g''3d w .rk will go O t' and that ntnt!-
it. r du tions will be secured. not Orly
.l; ciao/ns of Public «'hoot book•,but
' »e In use in this High aerosols a•
1s it possible that In these days when
cleanliness and sanitary reform is being
preached in the churches, schools and
gatherings. that thousands of people wil
contlhue to suffer front catarrh when
there is an absolutely certain remedy al-
ways on hand.
Hyomel (pronounced iIigh-o-me) Is a
pleasant, medicated and antiseptic air
Breathe it in and It wilt cure catarrh.
It will stop foul breath, watery eyes,
and cruets In the nose in b few days
Mrs. I1. W. Wilson of Johnson St.,
\Vallaceburg, Ont.. says ; "Yee, we arc
great friends to Iiyontet for the reason
that Mr. Wilson Ilse had catarrh for
several years and tried several remedies
and doctors, but nothing has relieved
the trouble like liyomet. I11s trouble 1
from pains across the eyes and a burn
in or huskiness in his throat Somo
times much difficulty in breathing, the
glands Int his eyes and nose swollen and
the disease made him literally sick all
over. Ile cannot say enough in praise of
liyontet. and there is nothing that can
give better relief to catarrh than this
remedy, w,lcit we ht artily recommend.'
A complete llyomel outfit, consisting
of a strong hard rubber pocket inhale
and a bottle of ilyotnnet, coats only el
and .extra bottles if afterwards needed
cost only 50c. each. W. S. Cole sells 1
and guarantees It to do exactly as ad
vcrtised.
l tyomet also cures Asthma, Bronchi
the Coughs, Colds and Infant's Croup
I ant proud of Pugsley, said Sir Wil-
frid; but the people in general do not
feel that way.
CASTOR IA
For Infante and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
Mir -7Z
D.ASiIWOOD
((,,• M. IIKOtieNsilrke, DASIIWOOI co.' VEV'
1'i. EtiCEK. Creeds, Wills, Mortgages and all
Legal ilo.'uuieets.artfully and promptly prepared
Charges moderateissuer of Marriage Licensee.
M+'. J. Con tvu.rn moved with lila house-
hold effects to Drysdale, where ho has
been appointed postntast:r at that place.
—Messrs. M. Vertu of Parkhill and, John
hell of Lieury were in the village on
Sunday.—Rev. L. K. Eldt has been re-
turned by the annual Conference for
another year. which fact will be great-
ly appreciated by his people here.—Mr.
John Schlundt Is re:eiving the congrat-
ulations of has friends these days on
the advent of a little son aa an addition
to his family.—Rev. A. Geiger occupied
the pulpit in the Evangelical church on
Sunday morning last. preaching in the
Ge -man language. --Dr. Quarry and Mr.
Art. Zwlcker and Miss Inman of Cred-
iton were visitors at the home of Mr.
Jonas Bartlelb on Sunday last.—Mrs.
Sam'I Schroeder and family leaves this
week to Join her husband at Carberry,
Man.—Four more new members Joined
the Y. I'. A. at the last business meeting.
—On \\'eineaday of this week Mr. Dun-
can Stader and Diss Susie Schroeder
were united in holy bonds of matrimony
at the Lutherlan church in this place,
ftev, Shun, the pastor officiating. We
extend congratulations to the young
couple
GRAND VEND
Mr. Wm. Devine has gone to Exeter
where he will work for Mr. C. hackney.
—Mr. Sam. Gratton has moved into .Mr.
Leavitt's house,—Me. 1). Wilson of near
Arkona visited here 'luesday. — Mrs.
Foster, who has been with Mre, John
Gill. was called to her son's, owing to
the illness of her daughter-in-law last
week.—Mr. Ted. Lamport of Dentleld cal
led here Friday. -31r. Grigg of Exeter
was in our burg Saiurday.—Mr. Ycare
ley of neat' Crediton was here Friday.—
Mr. Maurice Brenner went to Forest last
week. -31r. Canning spent Sunday with
friends at Clandeboye.—Mr. Emery Car-
rier° Is home from Kingston.—Mr. and
Mrs. L. Battelle were in Zurich last
Monday.
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New Spring Goods
arriving every day. We have the NEWEST and
MOST STYLISH GOODS this store has ever shown
Colne and see our new goods before purchasing
New Dress Goods with thtkt,sot sstylish
fabrics. consisting of Striped Suitings, Berges, Panantas,
Wool Venetians, Fancy Lustres, Satine Cloths. Voiles,
et 'spine ('Ioths, kc., &c.
Ladies' New White Wear
— Shirt %Valets, Gowns. Skit ta, Corset ('avers, die., site. —
New Wash Goods heaptDe, f.ine'no, F'tn ":
Vest lives, Muslim:. Lim ttSuitings -'fill 1'Eitl" LATEST—
Shit Hogs, kc., &C.
Men's Spring Suitings J" .t
and and Iatt'gest Assortment of Fancy Spiting, ever shown in
Dashwood. All the latest patterns and colors. (`all and see
there before you purchase your Spying Snit. Prices RIGHT
Ideal Woven Wire Fencing
All parties intending to purchase wire for fencing will do
well to give u' a call. Sole agents for the nie,ve fencing,
Highest Prices I'aid for Farm Produce
GIVE US A CALL !!!
TIEMAN & EDIGHOFFER,
THE I3USY STORE - - • DASHWOOD
Buggies!. Buggies'. Buggies!
JUST ARRIVED --A large consignment of Buggies
from five of the lending firms of Ontario, in all the latest styles
and designs.
Any person intending buying will do well
to look over our stock before purchasing.
We will save you money by so doing.
No trouble to show goods. All vehicles are guaranteed. A call
solicited,
TREVETHICK & HODGINS,
Crediton
. • •
Ontario
i is F f :a e ee-eee
The Dashwood furniture Store
I wish to announce to the public that
our stock is now one of the largest and
best that we have ever carried.
Pianos, Organs, Sewing Machines
No agents. Cotnmieslon goes to you.
House Furniture gos hnnthwe lceoamnlgtme 'rgn'd
of Canada, ort we are barred from none.
We have a !Argo assortment of Window ehedee. Curtain
Poles and Trimming/, Roby (7arrisgee, Folding (`arts, Go -Celts.
Express Wagons, Curtain Stretchers, Mtep•I.adders, Carpet
Sweeper/, Picture Moulding, Boone Moulding, Melo es, Etc.
Dracut Extension Rode, White Cottage Curtain Rode, ilk each.
Picture Framing done on shortest notice.
r.UNDERTAKINC'"'w
We carry a lsrge and well assorted stock in Ibis line. in
time of need do not fail to call. Any orders received by phone
will he promptly Attended to. Please call and exemine our stork
and get prices.
%Mum. P. McISAAC, Dashwood
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
HEAD OFFICE. TORONTO ESTABLISHED lie/
D. Z. WALKER, President Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000
ALSZANDER LAIRD, General Manager Reserve Fund, - 6,000,000
TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES
The new Travellers' Cheques recently issued by this Bank are a most convenient
way in which to carry money when travelling. They are issued in denominations of
$10, $20, $50, $100 and $200
and the exact amount payable in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Fragce,
Germany, Great Britain, Holland, Italy, Norway, Russia, Sweden
and Switzerland is stated on the fa. a of each cheque, while in other countries
they are payable at current rates.
The cheques anti all information regarding them may be obtained at every office
of the'Bank. 131•
Exeter Branch—O. W. Harrison, Manager. Branch also at Crediton
The effectiveness of housecleaning can be ma-
terially increased by the use of paints 'and var-
nishes. Your work will show results, the
house will not only he cleaner but look cleaner.
SHERW/N-W/LL/AMS
BRIGHTEN UP FINISHES
Perhaps there is a chair or two that should be varnished, some shelving
to be painted, or a floor with worn spots that needs refinishing. It's the eros
things like these that in the aggregate make a house "spick and span and homey.'+
S -W. Brighten Up Finishes
laciude a Faith, varnish, stats and
comet finish for everything in -
tide the house. TeU the Sherwin -
Whims dealer what you want
to Hsieh and he will give you the
BdOtea Up Finish particularly
Ice booklet, $b0.apted foe Tour 1ParP�' Wats
TME SIIER11N-WltuJrs CO. Brighlt
LARSCST PAINT AND VARNISH
S 11011111101111,D.fishmeal' IN THIN
1/IN11I/10
en Up
KII'I'EN
Detth of Mrs. Shaffer,—Last week tho
dctth of one of the oldest and most high
ly esteemed residents took place, in the
person of Margaret Detchert, wife of Mr.
Henry Shaffer, atter an illness of only
three dire She was a native of Ger-
marty and was 61 years of age. When a
/Until girl she came to this country. se' -
line t t the .1 hilly of New hamburg, and
late • cline to Zurlrh. In 1895 she was
mar:1'd ani had ten a resident of our
village for iii yeara. Deceased was a
goo 1, kiwi Christian WOnn•tn and during
her long residence in the village had en -
de trei herself to all. She was held In
the highest esteem by the travelling pa-
il., for no pereo:s ever stopped at her
horse who w'ts not given a hearty wel-
come and treated with genuine hospital-
ity. Hers la ,the third deattt in the fam-
ily in five months. her sister, Mrs.Kraft
of Dashwood and her brpther, John Del -
chert of Zurlrh having died In that time.
The funeral took place to the Zurich cern
[cry and was very largely attended.
Tuckersutilh.—Dave) Ferguson, a well-
known resident of this township, died
April 20th at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Jae. Strong, 4th con. Ile was a na
live of Scotland, born there 67 y.'are
ago. and coming to this country when
eight years of age. Ile lived ht Grey.
township until 16 years ago when he
carne to this township, retiring one
year ago. Death was due to a stroke
re e l .e! Eastt r Sunday.
$$100 Reward 5100.
The readers of this piper will be pleased to learn
that there is at least one dreaded disease that science
has been able to cure in all ire stages, and that is
Catarrh. 11a11's Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure boo known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional dlvaae requires a constitu-
tional treatment. 11a11',. catarrh Cure is taken In•'
ternally,seeing directly mein the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution and asslot•
Ing nature in doing its work. The proprietor. have
so ranch faith in its curati.e powers that they offer
One hundred Dollars for any case that It fails to
cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address F. J. CIIENEY a CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Druggists, 75 cents.
Tate Halle Family Pills for constipation.
The Molsons Bank
inrorpnrated ISM
Capital (paid up)
Rest Fund - -
$3,500,000
- $3,500,000
!las 05 Branches in Canada, and Agents and ('orreapondent,: it, all tilt'
Principal Cities in the World.
A 6H1I $RAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current tate.
- EXETER BRANCH -
Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government.
DICKSON & CARLiNG, Soliciturm.
N. D. HURDON, Managers
FARMERS
WANTED
FARMERS
WANTED
To go with us and tee onr fine wheat farms in Saskat-
chewan and Alberta. Train leaves on Tuesday, May 4th.
All parties will be shown over our lands at our expense.
All purchasers will have their railroad fare refunded out of
first cash payment.
SPRING WHEAT
In the Egale Lake District on the direct route of the
C.N,R. from Saskatoon to Calgary.
FALL WHEAT
In Sunny Southern Alberta on the direct route from
Was burn to Leathbridge.
John Charlton, Exeter, Agent
ge to� poison,