Exeter Advocate, 1909-07-29, Page 51
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ASK FOR
(LONDON)
India Pale Ale
Prelud,ced and unscrupulous vendors may suggest others. but compare it ass
way you will --purity. freedom from acidity. pslatabl-I.abett's Ale is surpass-
ed by none. equalled by few -at about halt the price of best imported brands.
xetet Lbvocnte
EXETER - - ONTARIO
$1.00 if paid in advance,
61.60 a year if not so paid.
Ts Belted States Sabscribers$1.60
I. a Year Strictly to Advance.
SANDER, t CKEECU, PubRabus.
The Leading School !
CENTRAL
STOATFORD: OMT
Couryce are pra•iieal. Our teachers experi-
enced. and our graduates capable to All respon-
sible positions. We are recelying many applica-
tions for ofli,e help. Inuring a single day this
week we received seven applieatione for once
help and tour for commercial teachers Our
zraduatee succeed as none others .
Three department --
Commercial, Shorthand & Telegraphy
Catalogue free.
ELLIOTT & McLACHLAN
Principals.
High -Grade
PIANOS
are always a pleasure
to their owners •
We have sold and are selling a great
Many high-class pianos -and always
at reasonable prices.
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Our Numerous Satisfied
Customers is the strongest
guarantee of the truth of the
above assertion.
Our pianos today are the best that
the piano -makers produce and our
prices and terms are what you will
appreciate.
Do not be too quick to believe per-
Nosons who tell you different from the
above for the purpose of selling you
cheap and, in some c tses, trashy goods
at nig prices.
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that what we say we live up to.
Call and see us and be convinced
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Voters' lists, 1909
Municipality of the Town-
ship of Stephen, Coun-
ty of Huron.
iSOOTHING W.N.Sii CCRES ECZEMA.
Notice Is Lercby givea, C -at 1 have
transmitted or delivered to the persons
mel:tloned in section V of THE ONTAR-
IO VOTERS' LISTS ACT, the copies re-
quired by said set tions to be so trans-
mitted or delivered of the list, tnadc pur-
suant to said Act, ot all persons ap-
pearing by the las' revlsed Assessment
Roll of the said municipality at Elec-
tions for members of the Legislative
Assembly and at Municipal Elections;
and that the said liar was first posted
up at my office at CREDITON, ONT.,on
the FOURTEENTH day of JULY, 1009
and remains there for Inspection.
ANL I hereby call upon all voters to
take Immediate proceedings to have any
errors or omissions corrected accord-
ing to law.
Dated at Creditut), Ont., this tlth day
of July, A. D. 1909.
IIENRY EILBER,
Clerk of Township of Stephen.
W INCI IELSE.t
(Too late for last week.)
\l:.sses Mae Delbridge and Vera Cow-
ard returned recently from a pleasant
visit In London. -Mr. W. W. Kerr and
and wife have returned from a week's
t.oltdays at Crediton. -Mies Abilene Hey
w3o.1 spent a few days last week In
Exeter. -Miss Rhea Godbolt has return-
ed kerne, atter holidaying in Heneali.
-Mr. Ed. Lederhouse was called to
Ransomville, N. Y.. Monday on account
of his brother's severe illness. -Mrs. T.
Coward and two sons, Eric and Percy.
lett Tuesdav on an a" -tended visit to
Grand Bend and Thedford.
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How' s This?
We otter one Hundred Dollars Re .card for any case
of Catarrh that cannot !,e eared by Hall's Catarrh
Cure,
F. J. t IIEXEY .tt Co., Toledo, 0.
We the un,ler..,rned have known F. J. Cheney for
the Isat Is years, and believe him perfcrtly honorable
in all business transactions and financially able to
sarry out any obligations made by bis firm.
W.ttnise. Kul sAS a VVAat IN,
Wholesale Dru,;gists, Toledo, 0
-- j ifall's Catarrh ('ure is taken internally, 1. -ting di•
S. MARTIN dt. SON restly on the bloat and mu• oar+ surfaces of the
',stem. Teatirnnnialasent tree. Price 7.5c. per bot•
tie.
Exeter's Leading Musical Emporium. Sold by alt Dnlggist..
They are noted for the quality of their goods. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
WESTERI9 FAIL
Open
to the World
Athletic
Day
Monday
Dog Show
1101,100$
Ontario's
Popular
Exhibition
Sept. 10-18
Increased
Prize List
Speed
Events
Daily
Cat Show
The Great Live Stock Exhibition
Music
91st Highlanders
7th Fusiliers j.
Attractions
Pr.•gram Twice Dal
e Rest Ever
FiREWORKMTAKE A HOLIDAY I SPECIAL RATES
EACH EVENING ( and visit i.'tndon's Fair , t)t'tot ALi. RAILROADS
Price Lista, Kota Perste. Programmes and all inf enation from
W. J. REID, President A. M. HUNT, Secretary
CANADIAN NATIONAL EXOIBITION
TORONTO
August 28th - 1909 - Ssphssbdf ' 130
Greatest Live Stock Exhibit on the C:..t.nent Forty industries
In ectire eyeration.
ADMIRAL Le+4: CHARLES BERESFORO
will officiate ., openinr ceremonies on Tuesday, August 31st.
MILITARY YEAR AT THE FAIR
Mo'!1 Camp- Victoria Cross and Wrestling on Horseback Competitions be -
often teams from Dragoons and Artillery-- Artillery Drite Musical Ride, etc.
ikeskeselits
le
Neral Nttl
GREAT 00S$LE BILI Of FIREWORKS
THE SIEGE OF KANDAHAR
BATTLE Of 'flit NORTH SEA
WPM 1101. it111POCSD SATf6 AND iLICOtit60111.
1M ata ltafa.oatMa yetis ■assgw 1. 0. oak tar, Sass Toren+
1001 ha
is
Uel,
O:l of Wil:ttrea:an Contpou;.d Solves a' Miss De. Jrqul..arc le tip edictg
Vexing Medical Problem. weeka in aluskoka-Mrs. Fred.
Lacombe is vlsitl::g at t .e Soo for a
c•.up1e of weeks. -Miss Elsie McMar-
ti's cf Toronto is holidaying with Hera
nail relatives. -Miss Pauline Geiger of
tt meapolls, M1::., is visit In; to this
aeet".on.-Oliver Geiger of the Slolsor:s
Rank 'tett, Waterloo, Is a guest at ttte
parental horse. -Mrs. Hurley of Gold-
fields. Nevada. Is visiting !ter father.
Bernard Ti.ontpaon, who Is 111.- John
Wren, H. A. and wife of Toronto are
apendlig a couple of weeks withrela-
uvea In this settlou.-Mr .Webber Has
rained the roof of his residence tour Leet
adding ti:ereby much to t)a appearance
and convenience, -The Bowling Club has
purchesed from G. C Petty a part ot
the property west of W. Stoneman's res
(deuce, 88 feet frontage. They Wend.
cutting down many of the trees and
building a green. -Mrs. Billings and
children have gone to Fut est to jo:n Mr.
R'llhlgs, who has secured a residence.
-C. A. McDonell and wife have gone
to Forest, from which place they lett
later on a trip to Se title and talltornla
cities. -Miss Lally McKay las been en-
gaged to tearll In S. S: No. 10. Flay. on
t anti con.
11ENS- 1.L
GRAND BEND
few• 1..::d Head's ga'a day and rummer
5111 •
tat whl t ake
place this year oa
T .ursday. August 5th. In the morning
pr,)gtam embraces a full line of
:.parts and pastimes consisting of squa-
t.: sports -ladies'. Men's and boys'
swimming and diving contests, boat
races, etc. In the afternoon great cal-
lth:untplan procession. foot races, Held
sports, etc.. football -Grand Bend vs.
all comers. baseball -open to Zurich,
Crediton, Parkhill and Grand Reed
campers, for a valuab'e silver cup. Mar -
aeon race -big event- distance about
a•z miles, open to the counties of Hu -
rat, Middlesex and Lambton-Prize a
sliver cup to be he'd ,for one year. The
Zurich and Dashwood Bands will fur-
„lsih music. In the evening a band con-
cert and grand display of fireworks.
Mr. Peter Ravelle who has been in Lou
don working has arrived home to stay
for a wttile -?Ira. E. GUI Sr., Is 111
wan intluuntatlon.-Mrs. Carrier and no:.
Eatery spent Sunday at Port Franks. -
Ir. and Mrs. Copeland of St. Marys
are visiting at Robert )lamilton's.-Mrs
Heidt of St. Marys elated a Mr. Stani-
evert'.s for a few days.-
N,erly Drowned -Monday Arnold Ra-
velle ti.ought he could wade across the
raw: near the large iron bridge, but the
u titer ixaug very deep ha was nearly
drowned. He was going down for the
third time when Mr. John Ross noticed
•.the just In time to save his lite. This
-t'•-outd he a warning to allantall boys.
Televing-There has been a great deal
of thieving going on around here lately
They entered the cellar of S. Polloc:k's
house Sunday night. taking provisions;
they also entered Jos. Ravette's back
ktteben one evening and stole some can-
ned fruit and a pair of shoes; Ed. Gill's
cellar was entered Monday night and
plea. rakes. potatoes, cream and salt
taken. Are these people too poor to
buy? if ao. why not beg. as everyone
In our burg is willing to help the needy,
no matter where they come from.
Oae of the most vexing problems in
all mei:Mine appears at last to have
been solved by the most simple of all
remedies. Ordinary oil of wietergt'eect
properly compounded with thymol, gly-
cerlhe and other mild healing liquids.
tones up tiie healthy skin while killing
and ultimately removing the eczema
germs,
This compound, known as D. D. D.
Prescription, t:as now so thoroughly
proven its efficacy that druggists re-
cornntertd it unhesitatingly.
Mrs, Sarah E. lfolllt:gswortll, of Plc -
ton. Ont., writes;
'Every other reniedy I had tried
would help for a while, but D. D. D.'
cured completely. It also cured a friend
of mite, who suffered untold agony be-
fore using It, and whom• no doctor could
help."
This is the point -D. D. D. cures corn-
pletely. It instantly relieves the burn-
ing, torturing itch. and in a short time
feces the skin of every trace of the dis-
ease.
For free sample bottle write to The
D. D. D. Laboratory, Department, E.
.t.. 28 Jordan St., Toronto.
For sale by all druggists.
St• Marys -The wedding is announced
of an old St. Marys boy, Mr. Chas. Ed-
gar White of Toronto, eon of Mrs. \V.
D. White, Treary- St.. to Miss Augusta
Evelyn Engels. at West Chicago on.;July
14th.
CASTOR IA
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
ewe
KIR Th ON.
The following Is a list of those who
have entered the Standing Field Crop
Contpetttien for 1009, its connection with
the Kirkton Agricultural Society:- Al-
bert Switzer, Kirkton, Blanchard, con.
7. lot .".. Fall wheat: Albert E. Shier,
Kirkton. Usborne, 14, 11, Dawson's
Golden Chaff ; Win. Gllflllan, Klrkton,
U.sborne, 14, 18, Donnell Fall; Richard
Birch, Anderson. 14, 17. Dawson's Gold
en Chaff ; J. A. Kirby. Berrylands)
itlanahard 4. 1.1. do.: Wilbert Sparring.
t)sderson, Blanchard, 8. 7, do.; Mfllton
H. Switzer. Rannoch, Blanshard W. M.
R., 12. do.: W. J. Robinson, Kirkton.
Blanshard, 4, 8, do.; Clarkson Switzer,
Kirkton, Usbborne, S. E. B. 1. do.:
ifuglt Berry , Woodham, Usborne, 10,
5, do.: Arthur Francis, Kirkton, Us -
borne, 12, 15, do.; Philip tlern, Whalen,
Usborne, 8, G., do. ; John Urquhart.
Klrkton, Blanshard 4. 9, do.: George
Spearin, St. Marys. Blanchard, 5. 24,
American: Everett Doupe, Kirkton, Us -
borne 14, 15. Dawson's Golden Chaff :
it.ttcltffe Bros., Anderson, Blanshard, 2,
13, do.; Alt. J. Dow. Russeldale, Ful -
tat ton. N. T. 11., 80, Harvest 'King; Jno.
A. Robinson, Russeldale, Fullar:oti, 12,
__, Dawson's Golden Chaff ; Thos. Han-
no•1. Russeldale, Fullertotn, 32, 14, Bon-
net : Jos. Krrktoa. Kirkton, Blanshard,
\V, B., 8, Dawsons Golden Chaff ; Phil-
ip itlackler, Kirkton. flianshard, 4, 6,
do.; David Hazelwood, Kirkton, Blan-
shard, W. B. 7, do.: P. F. Doupe, Kirk -
ton. Blanshard, W. 13., 9, do.: Epttrlant
Hewitt, Kirkton. Blanshard, 5, 9, do.;
Mrs. W. J. Tufts, Kirkton, Usborne,
F. E..11.. 8, do.
A. Doupe. Kirkton. Secretary
The competition was judged last week
by Mr. T. G. Raynor. of the Seed De-
partment, Ottawa. and rte following are
the prize winner.. but nal according to
m^Nt as that has not yet been announc
ed by the Ontario Government. under
which control the competition took
place, -Wm. Robinson. Alt. Dow. Ar-
thur Francis, Wilbert Sperling. M. H.
Swearer: Highly commended, Joseph
Kirk, Albert Shier ; Commended. Mrs.
W..1. Tufts, ferry F. Doupe, Wm. GIl-
flllan. Mr. itaynor said a number of
fields he judged would yield over 45
bu:thels per arm and were simply mag-
nificent.
f17d11TOAZAL, .
&ars tlw TM Kind You Hatt Ahn Bought
of
ZURICH
\ir. Norman Boltz:nan of the C.;ron-
isle-Telegrap!: start at Waterloo 'spent
the week with 'tis parents. -J. Weselolt
who recently disposed of his hotel at
Waterloo, has embarked in the flour
and feed business. -Mrs. Bossenberry,
Sr.. lett town last week and expects to
spend the remainder cf her days with
her son Frank at Berlin.-\t'eillngton
Jot•nston left recently for Berlin. where
he has secured a situatlo::.-Mr. Faf.
Greb, of Kalarnazoo. Mich.. is visit-
ing at the home of ale rnOthcr. Mrs. lien-
ry Greb.-Sirs. John Haas of Detroit
accompanied by her children. Is Tarttir.J
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fos-
ter, Babylon Line. -The semi-annual
election of officers of the Junior Alta
ante resulted as toilows ;-Pres., Mar-
seall Zeller ; Tice-pres.. Muriel Preeter:
'recording ser., Earl Weldo ; cor. ser.!
Olive O'Brien; Treas.. Elva fieyroek ; or-
ganist. Dora Smith: Ithraraes 11oy
Appel. Percy Wcldo; page boys. Ward
Fritz, Leniee C7alfas.-Arthur Keller-
man. a student In the North Western
College, Naperville, 111., gave an address
In the Young Peoplqo Soclety of t .e
Evangelical church on Tueada7 evening.
W CHAT 19 ITCH Din?
it Is an old Anglo -Sarin name for
Dandruff and it's a good o..'. tf you
rave dandruff you have I't's dirt and the
little microbes that are part and parcel
of dandruff arc working pers!.ter,tly
night and day and sooner ot later w111
react, the stty ilk of your nate and d-
a!roy its vitality.
Then you will be baid-Bald to stay -
tor not even the wonderful rejuvenating
Dropertles o: Patislan Sage can grow
hal: after the hair bulb o,• root Is deal.
Parisian Sage cures Dandruff. W. S.
Cote. the dru;gist, sells It -recommends
It and guarantees It; only 50c. a large
bottle and your money back If It fails
to cure dandruff. Falling Hair artd
Itreleg Of tar S:alp.
IMIDUCLI11
Joa. Dobbs is preparing to go tareett-
:ng tale week. -Thos Scell is putting
up a new brick residence this sununer.
-Jas. Turner has rented Mr. Macdon-
ald's place for a terns of years, and has
commenced work on !t. -Mr, Campbell
and Archy Hedging arc going west In
a week or s0.
Death -Caleb Ryan pled at the (tome
of his daughter, :tars. Isaac Reid. Tor-
onto. on July 15th. aged ea years. He
came to Canada when but nine years oL
age with las parents who settled on the
second concession of Btddulph. He mar-
ried Miss Margaret Webb, whose death
occurred tour years ago. In 1880 they
settled its Stephen Towner:ip, near Green
way, where they llved for many years
and were highly esteemed. Three sons
and five daughters survive, W. 11. of
Missouri, Nathaniel of Strathcona, Algo
of Tccawater, Jars. Reid of Toronto,Miss
Sarah of Ltoy dnttnster, Mrs. Robert J.
Dixon of Sylvan, and Mrs. Morley Jones
of Jonoka, Alberta. The interment took
Place to St. James church cemetery at
Clandeboye on July 19th.
R7 A. RS TO XLIJ`.
Beers the Alta Kind You Hata A'itats Bought
Signature
of
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WESTERN FAIR, LONDON. ONTARIO
SEPT. 10-19.
Special efforts are being put forth title
yoar by the management of the Western
Fair to make everything in toe way of
ex'aib(ts as attractive and pleasant for
the visitors as poss'.ble. In the main
building there will be many new and
very interesting exhibits. In the Dairy
Ila;! tt.e Futter -making competition will
take place each morning and afternoon,
when In addition to the large cash prizes
offered by the Association, a beautiful
Silver Cup, Kbre'ly donated by the Can-
adlan Salt Co. of Windsor, will be given
to the winner of the first prize in sec-
tion (WO.
In the Machinery Hall will be found
•!i tee latest up-to-date machinery in
full awing, which Is always an intereate
ing sight. The Transportation Building
which is always a place of interest will
again be filled with splendid exhibits
end all the Live Stock Buildings of
course will be filled to overflowing.
it apace is required write at once to the
Secretary, A. (.t. hunt, London. Ont.,
N;10 will promptly furnish prize lists,
entry forms and all information.
McGII.LI VRAY.
T..e death occurred on July 17th at
her home, townline, JlcOlilivray. of
Matilda Kellar, relict of the late Alex-
ander McIntosh. About two years ago
dAcased had a severe attack of Jaund-
• from wale:, she never fully recov-
ed: tier death came quite suddenly how-
ever.. In 1989 they settled on the town -
:hie, hewing out a home for themselves
In the bush where the fancily Pave sin^e
reslded. She was predeceased by her
ausband a little over two years. Two
sons and three daughters survive.
EDEN.
Eden Is very quiet T. a ladies are all
tarty -picking.- Master Kirby Sweet -
man of Toronto Is here visiting ale
tittle Wend. Master Frankie Coates.-
Niles
oates-Sills Minnie Luxton is visiting in Lon-
da:. -Mr .and Sirs. Frank Coates spent
9u .day in Lurar;.-Miss .Unca Dempsey
of Toronto is holidaying at her uncle's.
air. J. Eesery.-Miss Maggie McDougal
and sister Lexie of London are spend-
ing a few days at Mr. Fred Luxton's.
John Lurton lett suddenly for the West
Saturday. -Mr. and Mrs. Drown of Ko-
moka aped Sunday with their neice,
Mrs. Win. Coates.-Slr. Skinner's new
Laurie Is fast nearing completion.- The
Eden people have set apart Saturday.
August 7th, for their annual picnic to
Grand Bend.-Lct everyone go and en -
'ay a holiday at that famous summer
resort. -Mr. and ,Mrs. J. Kestle of Shar-
. 'peat Sunday wit', Mr. and Mrs. P.
Ccates.
Oafd/TOA=Le
Durr the Its Kind r,n H>ttl kWf
Lgnsts»
of
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ELI V I LLE
D.' 1 Clinton-T::cre passed away a'
Clint.. 3:1 Friday last one of Ellmvtlle's
oldest and Hest kl:own res:dents. 1n tae
person nt Tt times Veal. at the age ot,
92 years. Some morals ago the deceas-
ed decided he would go to the House
of Refuge to spend his remaining year•
and during his stay at that Institution
enjoyed 1.14 new quarters and surround-
ings very much until a short time ago
ween !.e was taken dowr: with ilines+
and gradually elnklt,g la passed away.
Deceased was arrive of Devoash(r:,
Ragland. but tor she greater part of hie
lite lived hare. He was a man of kind-
ly disposition, Ii)dustrious habits and
was much respected In the community.
Ills remains were brought here tor
burial, the funeral taking place from
t'.e res:dence of nIs son, William Veal,
on Sunday last to the E!tmville cemet-
ery.
Kippcn-At the Stratford Presbytery
meeting a vall from Listowel congrega
Con was presented to Rev. D. W. S. Ur-
quhart of Klppen. Tne call was signed
by 299 members and 52 adherents, and
was unanimous. This was accompantcd
by a stipend of $1,400 and four weeks
holidays. Provisional arrangements
were trade for Ills induction on Wednes
day, July 29th. Rev. R. B. Stevenson
of Lueati Is to preach: Rev. D. N. Mor
den of St. Marys will address the mht-
later: and Ilev. T. J. Thompson is to
address tt.e prople.
frIOTIIERS
WHO HAVE
DAUGIITERS
Find Help in Lydia E. Pink-
ham'sVegetable Compound
Winchester, Ind. - "Four doctors
told me that they could never make
me regular, and
that I would event-
ually have dropsy.
I would Bloat, and
sutierfrotoitearing
down pailt3,t'ra111p8
and chills, and I
could not sleep
nights. M v mother
wrote to M rs. Pink.
ham for adviee,and
I began to take
Lydia E.Pink-banes
Vegetable Com-
pound. After taking one and one-
half bottles of the Compound, I ala all
right again, and I recommend it to
every suffering woman." MAY
DEAL, Winchester, Ind.
Hundreds of such letters'f10111 girls
and mothers expressing their gratitude
tor what Lydia E. Pinkhaut's Vege-
table Compound has accomplished for
them have been received b) The Lydia
E. PinkhaniMedicine Company, Lynn,
Mass.
Girls who are troubled with painful
or irregular periods, backache, head-
ache, dragging -down sensations, faint-
ing spells or indigestion, eltonld take
Immediate action to ward off the seri-
ous consequences and be restored to
health by Lydia E. Pinkhaut's Vege-
table Compound. Thousands have been
restored to health by its use.
If you would like special advice
about your case writes conliden-
tLal letter to Airs. Pinkhanl, at
Lynne Mass. Her advice is free,
and alwava helpful.
S_afort!. Tne Rea. Geo. lluggiu, a
retired minister of the Jfeti)odist de-
t.o:nLtatloq, died July 22, aged 77 ycara.
Heart failure was the cause. following
a brief attack pf acute gastritis. He
retired here two years ago after 47 yr..
spent in tate ministry. Hie wife, three
sons and three daughters sur.:ve.
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HYSLOP
SICvcLts
:deli Sas Jis.
WHY NOT OWN
AN AUTOMOBILE?
If automobiles are needed anywhere .it all they are in the country
One of the speakers of the Women's institute, at Guelph, recently pre-
dicted that the time was near at hand when farmer's wives would run
their own automobiles. Nor is the prediction a visionary one. Like: th.
telephone and the trolley. the automobile seems destined to add t r the
comfort of country life, and the cost will not interfere with your buying.
We can sell
Good Second -Hand Machines
at a mere fraction of original cos!. These cars arc t tken by us as J,.►r
payment for the newest and latest mutein, and are ,•u h as w•e can dun
uughlyl recommend. :\ny machine we semi nut t; guaranteed to I,e in
first clgorse
ss condition, and beyond the fact that second-hand cars arc nix
this year's style, there is nothing wrong with them In any way. �t'e use
them as a means of introduction to the country trade, and make the
values extra special to encourage yu:Lk buying if interested, send your
name and address for fuller particulars.
HYSLOP BROS., Limited
Nigh -Class Automobiles aha Bicycles TORONTO, OMT
1
Sunshine Furnace is the triumph of sixty-
one years' experience -growth from a small
tinshop to 16$ acres of door space, frosu a half dozes
artisans to ,,soo,from an annual wage sheet 0(14,000
to one of $67o,o0o, from a capital of energy to one of
f;,ovo,000, from obscurity to recognition as Largest
Makers of Furnaces in the British Empire.
8888
Sell
sada
UNSHINE0e,
was placed on the market the first furnace 10 be wholly
solely designed by a Canadian Company.
We employ a coneultisg sta. of furnace experts, who are
continually experimenting with new ideas in order that Sunshine
Furnace shall not have to travel on its past reputation for
goodness.
We buy materials in such targe quantities tbat its quality is
guaranteed 10 us. W . have our own testing rooms, so that super.
vision of construction is exercised down to the finest detail.
WClary's
fi
For Sale by T. Hawkins de. Son, Exeter
Seer Stossack sad lisartbsrs?
LITTLE DIGESTERS 7
CURE OR TOUR MOP= SAC!
Al all Druggists sr &iv'sef tree
COLEMAN MEDICINE CO,
2Sc. a Ota.
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