Exeter Advocate, 1909-04-29, Page 5ASK FOR ,
(LONDON)
India Pale Ale
Brewed from se-
lected hops, choice
barley malt and
pure spring water,
with the utmost
care. Bottled at
the brewery depots
to ensure proper
handling. That is
why Labatt's Ale
is equal to the fin-
est, surpassed by
none, though it
costs consumer, only about half as much as imported goods.
RO
12:RAN'D
CORN
HEN you order Syrup
emphasize the name
"CROWN BRAND" for
this name means that
you want the best -the purest -
the most wholesome and reliable
table syrup it is possible to
produce.
So perfect and genuinely deli-
cious is Crown Brand Syrup"
that you'll enjoy its flavor about
ten times more than that of any
other make.
It costs you no more than ordi-
nary syrup and yet it is purer,
better, and more wholesome in
every way. It is the greatest
food for grovring children, and
can be given in any quantity
"Crown Brand Syrup" is put
up in a, 5, to and 90 lb. air -tight
tins, with lift -oft lids.
When you buy "Crown Brand"
ypu obtain a Syrup as clear as
crystal and of guaranteed purity
and wholesomeness.
The Edwardsburg Starch Co.
I.IMiest)
ESTABLISHED 1858.
Nero: Olficst: e on
CAl IM., Ost. IOlTIE11, To110ii0 sad a•UIITFORO.
not trade that organ
of yours on a piano
At the present we can handle a
number of second hand ergsns and are
therefore prepared to allow you agood
price for it.
We don't ask you one
dollar more for t he piilnn
than your ntighhhr pays
for it.
GIVE US A CALL AND SEE
iF THiS IS NOT RICHT !!!
Sewing Machines,
Sleighs, Hymn 13ooks,
llible3,5tationery. &c
8. MARTIN dee SON
Exeter's Leading Musical Emporium.
Ther are noted forthe gnslity of their goods.
Tr
Eastlake
stool Shingles
rather Ga:.anl ,d .r< 1'aintal
Aro Always Th -y are. rnt+re
r. ,nor -i altp
itelio.bledurable and
quicker to
ar,•ly than a -y rearm fitting am.r-
auh--an.l l:,.re 're rn..at eaa,:y tail
Trove t, .n 1h.•r,nughly teste4
;.t all k. Is et ,.-,.. invoriahty
vva Etre. Leithtrelfg. Rust
and Weather Proof.
l t yt*1• rr M, Iii nR• m.,ke
tumor .atie-
fcct'. n 1 . ,•r.'•rnj 1 (.tt %Kra f, r the
hw•f-fu:est iaearnat,on if yaw writs
11e:allic Roofing Co., Limited,
I 33ltsa:f sins., TORONTO, CAJ UDA.
Don't do any Shingling until you call
snd get prices.
J.tVF.S BRiNTNELL. Agent. EXETER
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With twenty-two years' esper'en-e t• ire
credit this college is re•ognlzed as the greatest
prsrtlral training school in Western Ontario.
Three drt•arnvents--
Commercial, Shorthand & Telegraphy
Our Blames are the largest,our rouses most
practical and our Instructors etperienced. Our
graduates are aaistel to positions ann succeed
m none other.. Enter now'. (let our free rata.
logoe.
ELLIOTT k McLAOIILAN
Principal..
Hibbert. -The marriage of Mr. Her-
bert Shae of Ribbert to Miss Regina L.
daughter of the late Wrn. Creust'. Mit-
chel'. took plare quietly 1n Logan April
_l. Mr. and Mrs. Shae will reside in
Ilibbert.
OdAPCP R=A..
Nara the �MI Kind You Hv'n Aleuts Bought
Sieutsre
Got'rl h Tp. -H. It. Cant• ton net with
a painful act:Wert on Tuesday of last
week. Ile was going through a trap
door In his barn when the t,eavy trap
fel!. and a nail projecting through the
door a little cut a nasty gash in his
head. Had the nail been longer 1' sure-
ly would have penetrated to the brain.
ELIMVILLE
Mr.. Miller of Exeter spent a few days
of the past week tite guts tot Mr. and
Mrs. J. Ilawkirte.--•We are pleased to be
able to report that Mrs. Wllbug llunter
is progressing likely after her prolong•
ed Illness. -Quite a number of the is.
aac Walton C;ub have been out trying
the fr luck. but so far thte fish are very
scarce. and only a few have been caught
-Some of the farmcra have started, seed
lag but slow progress 1. being made.
owing to the cold. backward weather...,
A runeway horst belonging to Mr. R.
Skinner passed through the village on
Friday last making fast time -going
some. as the boy nays. We learned( that
Mr. Skinner had a load of straw on the
wagon when onehorse, a col', became
scared and went Into thea ditch. strik-
ing a tit, p'loac poin than smashing the
harness and wIL'tictrees they made an
escape On' horse was eau ght at Mr.
Hawk`ns, while th.other went about a
nide north of the vmsge.
With no shop license and o :. r.ot,1 , ut I Ism tie
Ott In piety. w-• are getteer 'drier' a1- dlgastare
tight. / -s
ila1TOR=L.
ii Kiel Yo Kw Stagbt
ZURICH
At the meeting for the organization of
the bowling club for 1909 the following
officers were elected, -fres., Dr. 11 A.
Cempb-l! ; Vl,e-Pres„ 1'. t• r Lantont,Sec-
Treas., Andrew Hess; Estcuttve Cortina
:tee, Dr, Caltpb21', 1'. Lamont, A. Heidc-
n:tn.-Miss I'earl \V urtz and Miss Ma-
bel McKinley left last wcck for Alma
College, St. Thomas. to resum? their
studies. -Ed. Morcnz of Detroit Is vis-
iting relatives and fr:ends here at prea-
ent,-Surveyors are busy at the Job of
running a line throu;h the townsh'p for
an electric railway. The line has been
staked out through Ileaver Meadow
on to Slabtowit.-Miss Ida Sipple v
ed friends in Detroit last week.- Frank
E. Denonty has sold his farm near St.
Joseph to paraie aft• stated in that town
at $2300 for 1-2 acres. -Miss Jos-
ephine lfowald and brother Herbert on
Tuesday of last week left for Crystal
City. Man., to: the summer.-Dan.Sur-
erus, sr., of the 13ronson Lite. is very
low at present. Ile is 88 years old and
his recovery le doubtful. -Mrs. Schluch
ter of alleldgan Is visiting her parents,
Mr. and aira. Henry Hupp.
SLIISCRIHE for the Advocate and
get all the est ova.
Leading Entire Horses
For the improvement of Stock
The season for horse cards is rtiOw
here. The !Advocate Is prepared with
a choice line of cuts and type for your
Job. Remember we give you free from
all charge a two -weeks' notice of the
horse and route In The Advocate which
has fife largest circulation In the district.
The notice itself is well worth the
price of the cards.
SEVERN RAEBUIIN, 19120, is a pure
bred imported shire stallion, brown in
color, of good build and find action. Ile
has an excellent pedigree and is a sure
foal getter.
Monday leaves ids own stable, Loti 201
con. 11, Stephen, to Khiva Hiotel for
noon; home for night.
Tuesday north along Goshen Line tO
--for noon, home for night.
Wednesday to John Cornish's for noon.
to Le vi Stahl's for night.
Thursday to .Seth Brown's, to Wr.San
der's, Con. 3, for night.
Friday to Sam. Stanlak's, to his, home.
SAMUEL PRESZCATOR, Proprietor
SOUTHPORT 347 and 20041, an Im-
ported shire, drown Its color, 161-2
hands high, born 1899, strong and com-
pactly built, well proportioned: many
prize winners to his credit. lie has a
fine pedigree and Is a sure getter.
Monday leaves his owls stable, Credi-
ton, to Thos. Mawhlnncy's for noon, to
Dashwood for night.
Tuesday to S. Ziler's, to Shlpka.
Wednesday to Wnt. Brown's, l0 Curtest
Thursday to tit. tltrmei, to Wm. Mor-
gan's McGillivray.
Friday toll. Thompson's to Centralia.
Saturday to Garnet CockwIll's, l0 his
own stable.
S. G. LAMOPRT, Mart., Jae. DOCK\Vlll,
i'roprletor.
LORD HOWATSON, 11400, a telutlful
bay roast. toale.l 1991), 16 hands LlSh, a
tine body, limbs and feat; a sure foal
utter, with a pedigree ofthe finest.
Monday leaves his own stable, Ma-
gu:re, to Pat Boyles, Attire, for noon.
to Nassau Davis', Biddulph for night.
Tuesday to Rich. Coates, t'sborne, to
Garnet Frayne'a.
Weinesday to Jo,la May's. Ustorne, to
Jas. Stanlake's, S(epitcit.
Thureday to J. alert:Ice's, Sharon, to
\Vm. 111)1',, Stephen.
Friday to Jos. Gualami's, to Wni. A1-
;Iso,i'a. ,•IrGt lI11ay.
S.tturday to his own stably.
9. IIASKERViLLE, Mantg.r. T. W.
1HODGSON. l'rop.
JARDINiE[t 47311. a beautiful I'er-
elieron Imported, letek in color, stands
17 hands, good head, neck, back and legs
Ile is a sure foal getter and of excellent
pedigree.
Monday leaves his own stable, Dash-
wood, to John Iiey's for noon, to Zur-
lctt for night.
Tuesday to Emeros lirodrrlrk's, to
John Eckstein s.
\Vednesday, to Louie Schllbe's. to B.
1'!Ile's.
Thursday noon to John Bender's.
t'rllay to Grand Mend then to Shlpka.
Saturday to Khiva to his own stable.
ZURICH SYNDICATE. Prop. CHARLES
STEiNHAGEN. Manager.
!'EARL GIFT, 13045, Vol. 29, a pure
hr d imported Clydesdale stallion. bright
bay, 16 Lands high, well rounded body
and excellr tit limbs ; one of the best, of
hta class. with a pzdigree that 1. un-
surpessed.
Monday leaves itis oven stable, Cred-
Iton to Wm. Hodgins'. McGIl11vray, for
noon, to Hugh Paiton's for night.
Tuesday to Herman Young's, to Mt.
Carmel.
Wednesday to John Rollins'. Stephen ;
to his own stable.
Thursday to Thos. Amy's, Sharon. to
his own stable.
Friday to Sam. Jory's, to Paul Coates.
Saturday to Jonas Sims, to hie own
stable.
ELI KING. Proprietor and Manager.
ROIs, 40,316, and 931, a pure-bred Im-
ported Perrheron Statilon. steel gray
rotor, nearly 17 hands high, well pro-
portioned. powerful and muscular, with
fine pedigree.
Monday leaves his own stable at Zur-
ich to Silas Rrokenshire's, Stephen, for
noon ; to Credlton for night.
Tuesday to Silas Stanlake', to I'etcr
1t nun's.
Wednesday to his own stable.
TF.ursday to Geo. f•enbaek's, to his
own stable.
W. H. BENDER, Prop. and Man, Zurich
NOitniNE'S PRIDA. a beautiful ray,
ratan tart 1, e1 trottl::g stallion. 4 years
old : good arttoe and well proportioned
body. with a rr.ol, a pedigree, being a inn
of Nordi•tr.
Monday leaves hie oan stable. K! Iva.
to Corbett for noon. to Grand Beni tor
eight.
Tuesdty to L. 1.3 Ilbe's to - KeO 1er's
Flay.
\Velnesday to his own •table.
Ttlu-sdey to Mat. F Inkbeinere. tor---
terld.ty to hie own stable.
\Vitt. WiTZEL. Prop. and Manage:
CURES INDIGESTION
Take your sour atont.tcn-o: ntaybc
you call it Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Gas-
tritis or Ce.tarili of St•:mach ; it doesn't
matter -take your atostach trouble
reset with you to yoer Fharnta:let end
ask him to open a 50 -cent case Ot
Pace's Dlapeps!n and let you eat one
_s -grain Tr:a:ault and see if within 5
mine es there is lett any trace of you:
stomach misery.
The correct name for your trouole is
Food Fermentation -food souring: the
Dtgebtive organs become weak, there is
lack of gastric juice ; your food is only
.:alt digested and you bccons attt'•ted
Ralth loss of appetite, plessul'e and full-
ness after eathr:-. vomiting. nausea,
hear, burn, griping in bowels, tendo: -
nese ;n the pit of stomach, bad taste
in mouth, conatlptt!o•:, pain In limbs,
elecpleesnese, belching o1 gag. bilious-
ness. sick headache, ntrvoua,tcsa, diz-
ziness and many other a!in lar sym-
ptoms.
It your appetite is t'.tkle, and noth-
ing tempts you, or you belch .as or If
yin feel b:oatcd aft, r eating. or your
food lies like a :u.ap o: lead on your
stomach you can ;Waite up ynat• mind
that at the bottom of ail thin there is
rut one cause-Ler;,1 ':taitoa of u:,d1-
geated food.
Prove to yourself after your a_xt meal
that :our atctnacu is as good as any;
that there Is nothing really wrong.
Stop this fermentation and bcgia easing
what you want without fear of discom-
fort 01 misery.
Altnoat [natant rcinl is walling for
you. It is merely a matter of how soon
you take a little Diapepaln.
WHALEN
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gunning were the
guests of Mr. Thomas Gunning at. Gran
tort on Sunday. -toles Bertha Sutherby
and Miss Ethel Million of London re•
turneed house Tuesday after a week's
visit wioth relatives and 1,tends around
here. -suite a number from here attend.
ed the Oddfellows sermon at Granton 0:a
Sunday eyening.-Mr. J. V. Wilson at-
tended the funeral of his nephew, Wilbur
eldest son of Caleb Millson of White
Oak. -;Mas May Marshall of Bryanston
has been spending the past week the
guest of Mrs. Wm. Morley. -Master Clar
encs sports a new wheel while the old-
er boys are getting their buggies In
shape. -Mr. \Vm. Ogden is again In the
market wltli 80m9 nice new outfits.- Dir;
and Mrs. John Morley and Mrs. Suther-
by visited with their brother Mr. John
Foster near Granton on Sunday.
ADVERTISING PAYS SAYS JOHN EL
DEII.-That advertising from a farmer's
view point is a paying Investment it
!las only to be mentioned that Mr. John
Elder, who placed an advertisement In
the Advocate for two months, disposed
of 700 bus' els of No. 21. Barley at $1
a bushel some of tt going as far as
Sudbury, Burlington and Quebec. He re.
celved no less than 204 letters of en-
quiry. Last year he had a yield of
900 bushels of this grain from; a pack-
age containing 2 pounds in 1906. These
facts arc proof positive that good farM-
Ing and good advertising pays. Try it.
SAINTSBtJRX
Mies Laura Godbolt of Sunshine is vis-
iting around Salntebury this week. -Mr.
and Mrs. J. F. Davis and family visit-
ed at 4r. G. Carter's last Sunday. -Sirs.
N. B. Davis gave the young ladies of
the vicinity a quilting last week on
the eve of tile 111Iss^s Jessie and Cora
Washburn's return to tlielr 1:orale In
Arthur. -Seeding has commenced in
thea vicinity this week. --air. Frank
Washburn and family moved to Arthur
last week. -The brick work for the new
hall has been commenced.
IIENSALL
Donald Burns was In London last Mon
day %lilting his brother Peter, who Is in
the hospital and on a fair way to re-
covery. -Dave and James McGill lett for
the West last week. -Dorothy Welsh 1s
again very 111. --John Modson. who has
0.1:11 1n the West near Edmonton ranch-
ing, came home last week. Ile intends
to work his tarns near Chlselhuret this
summer. -Robert Carlisle of the 2nd of
Hay, has purchase.' two lots from W.
Molr. Ile intends erecting a residence
there this sumtlttr.--13cnjamin Caldwell,
an old Itensall boy. was tnarrled at Car
berry, Man., on April 144th, to Miss
Irene Garland of that place. Barry
Caldwell assisted the groom. Friends
here extend eongratul•ttlons.- utas
Gettig Thompson has taken charge of
the room In the Mensal' Public School
In which her sister has taught 811111
the first of the year. -Mrs. Joe Case awl
children have returned to Toronto.-MIss
Brett of Seaforth Is the guest of Mrs.
Fred Smallacombe.-Geo. Steriing h ft
last week for his weettrn farm nca: Es -
levan. -Ned Fehaftrr Is dishing 1.1s bro-
ther and other relatives in Marlette. M.
-N. 11111 of lllllsgrcen Inas disposed of
Ills blacksmith bustness and residence
and will move to Iicnsall into the house
he purchaerd from Fred Ilowald.
THE MIGHTY 1'OWEIt Oie
CSIIORNE
The following Is the report of S. S.
No. 4, Usborne, for the month o1 April
Tali report is based on the results o1
the recent promotion esantinatlons;-Sr,
1V. -V. Kerslake. bl. May, 13. Davis, T.
Gates, A. Skinner, V. May, W. Walk( r.
G. Davis. Jr. IV. -A. Bunter 71, L.
Coates 71, V. Gates 64, L. Harding
60. Sr. III. -M. May 72, T. Sklnner165,
F'. Wtbber 51. Jr. 111,-V, Plncombe 81
R. Thompson 66, G. Hunter a5, It. hun-
ter 64, C. Thompson 9.2, V. lucks 58.
Jr, I1. -H. Coates, W. Thomson, C. Dav-
is. Pt. IL -V. Hicks, M. Sklnncr, A.
Harding. Pt. L-13. Carroll, V. Coates,
Hattie Webber, E. Thomson. As report
shows all those try Ing exanlnatttrns
were successful In obtaining the requir-
ed mark 50 per cent. Promotions will ilk
ntad^ during the first week of May,
F. II. Swan, teacher.
Mlo-na, that extraordinary and per-
fect stomach tonic. will relieve dyspep-
sia In twenty-four hour..
it will cure and le guaranteed by W.
el. Cole to the readers of the Advocate+
to cure the most pitiful case• of dyspep-
sia. It taken according to directions.
MI -oma tablets not o.tly cure dlepep-
sia, but all stomach dtsturhance8. with
as vomiting of pregnancy, sea or car
sicknrss atter exceee:ve indulgence.
Mi-o-r,a cures by atrengthr it lg and
invigorating the flabby stomach walls
.Ini atter a course of M1 -o -ria treatment
ronsttpation. It there le any, will ent;re-
ly disappear.
Mrs, S. F:rast of (larksbu:g, Ont., says
"A bad etomarh trouble that had both.
ered me for years. baffled and puicl,d
skilled physicians. was nicely relieved
by my using MI -o -ea. My trouble was
on ac, oust of food not digesting but
fernierittng 1t: :ny stomach. fornil:t3 a
gas that ,lave me untold sure, ii,r and
peel and also made me weal( nervous,
irritable and u:lab,r to rest. Sinn, us.
leg Mi-o-na i tan go to bed at night
and sleep and wake up in the morning
refreshed. I cannot speak too high17 of
MI-o-na.
MI-o-na is a most etoeontiral treat-
ment, a large box of tablets •nlY costs
30 cent• at W. S. Cole'• and the Ma -
peptic. nervous or otherwise, who does
not Rive them a tttal is losing an ops
portunity to regale health."
CENTR.ALIA
William Colwill, our hay king, has
ben shipping from 13 to 20' car loads
of hay a week, the season on the whole
being a good one fo r stoppers.- Par -
80119 & DAVIS are s'ilpping Targe quart -
title.) of eggs those days, and the out-
look is bright for a good season. -Thos
Elston Is repairing his mill, putting in
another bolter and making other lrn-
a-overn^nts.-Last Sunday was Educe-
1o.ta1 Day In the Methodist church 'when
Rev. A. M. Brown of Varna' preached in-
teresting s-rmona on the occasion. The
financial results were ahead of last
year. -Rev. W. H. Butt preached at Var•
na and Ilrucefleld last Sunday in the
interests of the Educational Society of
the Methodlstchurch,-Quarterly meeting
is to be held In the Methodist church
on Sunday morning next. The pastor is
to be assisted by the Rev. L. W. Wickett
of London, who over fifty years ago was
one of the junior preachers around Ex-
eter and C^ittral(a.
GOSHEN LINE
The road grader has been along hero
improving the King's hibhway,-Thomas
Mawhinney bought a fine team of young
horses last week. -Chris Djnney Is en-
gaged breaking in a colt. for Reuben
Davey. -Louts Kraft has put up a new
wire fence In front of his farm, thus int -
proving it considerably. -Thos. Mawhin-
ney gave a pleasant taffy party last
week to a number of friends.
Married. -The wedding took place at
Dashwood, on Thursday, April 22, of
Mr. Henry Smith to Miss Flossie' Presz-
cator, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Presreator. The ceremony took place at
the residence of Mr. Tliun, who perforat-
ed tete ceremony. The young couple were
unattended. They will reside on the
groom's fine farm in Stephen. Heart-
iest congratulations and good wishes are
extended to Mr. and Mrs. Smith for a
prosperous married life.
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PIIYSICIAN
ADVISED
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Columbus, Ohio. -"I have taken
Lydia E. I'inkham's Vegetable Com-
pound (1 u -r i n g
change of life. My
doctor told me it
was good. and sine°
taking it I feel so
much better that I
can do all my work
again. I think
Lydia E. l'inkhant's
Vegeta Colil-
pound a tine remedy
for all woman's
troubles, and I
never forget to tell
my friends what It has done for me."
-Mrs. E. IIAxsoN, 304 East Long St.,
Columbus, Ohio.
Another Wolman Ile1p:;tl.
Graniteville, Vt. -"I \vas passing
throughthe Changeof Life a;i,i suffered
from nervousness and other annoying
symptoms. Lydia E. Pinks::lt:i'; \ ege3-
table Compound restored rill '''!Band
strength, and proved worth nlouut::ins
of gold to me. For the salvo of other
suffering women I am willing you
svi.houldlle,Vt. publish my letter." --MRS.
CILARLES BARCLAY, R.F.D., Granite -
Women who are passing thrott'th this
critical period or who are suffering
from any of those distressing ills pr-
cullar to their sex should not lose sight
of the fact that for thirty years Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compoun•l,
which is made from roots and herbs,
has been the standard remedy for
female ills. In almost every commu-
nity you will find women who have
been restored to health by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
•
Staffa.-What might have prove 1 a get•
lour accident occurred to R. Ba: b:u • last
week. Wh'1' crossing the brldg • 'n (rad
of Wm. Oliver's farm it gave way, pav-
ing been underniitied by the w.tier, and
sank nearly four feet. Fortunat ly Mr.
Barbour ese.ap'd with nOth'n; more a'r-
lous than a wetting.,
Tuckcrsmtth. -W.J. Dever:u' of the
2nd con.'had the experience of being at-
tackei by a bull in Seaforth last week.
The animal knocked him down In the
G. T. 11. yards and was about to gore
hint when he was rescued by mint who
were standl:lg near.
You can see Gin Pills curing your Kidneys
(lin Pills turn the urine BLUR. A tow hours atter starting to take Gin
Pills for Kidney or Bladder Trouble, you will notice that tho urine ]las
changed color. You see for yourself that Gin Pills have reached the spot and
have started to cure. It won't bo many hours more until you FEEL that they
aro doing you good.
50c. a box ; 6 for
12.50. At all dea-
lers. If you can't
get therm in you
neighborhood,
order direct.
DEPT. A. NATIONAL
DRUG & CHEMICAL CO.
LIMITED, TORONTO
Formerly rr,.a:e !v 7.
Dote Drug Ce., Winnipeg
tnq .4
Fullness and Bloating After Eating?
Little Digesters
25c. a box.
Cure or your money back.
At all Druggists or direct from
COLEMAN MEDICINE CO., Toronto
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reports you could sell your
grain and live stock at top-
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on just Soo busliels of wheat or
oats would pay a year's subscrip-
tion. 25c. a hundred weight on a
dozen hogs would cover three years'
subscriptions.
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or daily reports that are old when you
get them -miss tole prices by at least
that much several times a year t
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