HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1909-11-18, Page 5GOLD MEDAL
—FOR
AIe and Porter
AWARDED
JOHN LABATT
AT ST. LOUIS EXHIBITION
1904.
Only medal for Al. fn Canada.
mesal
Many rue's success Is du' to the
fact that he went ahead first and made
it right afterwards.
Raw Furs aid Skins—
WE ARE BUYERS
of all kinds of
IAx FDS au SUNS
Xe Duman& Honest Assort-
ment, Hlgbest Market Mess
and Quick returns.
wits PAT =ream CL*Oss
Send ler seer 14=0 MCI UST
=MUM mums
1x1 M 104 RAM N» Megan*
HO/ BALL
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Lorne Scott was lu Toronto' last week.f •
-Mr. Donaldson has moved into bliss
Butt'. house. -F. E. McDonell utas rent-
ed from Miss Sturgeon the residence re-
cently occupied by Mr. Donaldson and
will trove in shortly.-Mlss Ethel Welsh
who had been nursing Janr s Dtacart'tutt
for sortie days, has returned to her
duties at Wi:nghant Hospital. -La at
week Henaall'e rejuvlrtated post office OPERATION
way throw . open to the public. It is
a credit in internal fitting to tate enter-
prise of the postmaster and tate work-
men employed it: ^uhatruetlon. The cab-
inet. which Is of Cyprus wood with Hard
011 finish , is very beautiful. It is V
shored flattened at the pint a.1 tate Cured by Lydia E. Pink --
edictal opinion is that it catatot ire sur-
passed for convenience.-aiaa 3tckey of ham's VegetableCompound
Pittsburg Las been visiting at Andrew
Uohnstavi's.
SAINTS13U13.
La f led • r r M T u' k • ' I and another told the it was a fibroid
ADVISED
Canifton, lint.- - "1 had been a ; ren e
sufferer for live years. Otte ti' t,.e
Die a
told e it Wits ulcers of the utero...
(s rt Ay .t ew J . t. . r;•• y
friends front Exeter rune to visa at
itis home. :end at his euggestiott spent
A couple of hours in tate woods In the
•t-tenicepi. wit the result that four,
•hooters got seventeen black squirrels
in Roo s tort time, :and but for running
short of ammunition (night have had
it few more.
(Too late. for Li -t week.i
Frank \Vasltburn of Arthur is vlsit-
ing around here for a few days. -Mr.
Morten Madge and two sisters. Mise
O1've and Myrte of the Thames Road
visited at the Lome of Mr. \VIII. Quinton
tier Sunday. -Lorne Derham gave a jolly
.1 ince tJ his young friends last week.
All report .t gold time. -Mr. and Mrs.
J)4. Cre(`ry visited at the home of N. D.
Diets !tat Sunday. -The Saintsbury W.
A. picked their annual bale for Shinwa
Ilona, on Wednesday last. It amounted
to about 1:.0. which is much to the
credit of t'te ladies of Salntsbury W. A.
-Mr. Thonlat Dickens attended the con
veett.on in Craig on Monday. -The child-
ren of St. Patrtcks are practishtg for
t tt•Ir annual Ctristrnte entertainment.
GREEN WA T.
Mr. atm M s. \V. T. tilers .and t nildren
spent Sunday at Mr. Sol. Po11ot•k's
Grand 13:`nd.-Mis3 Mattie Stewardeou of
Po rkhtll -pent a few days at her itonte
nere.-Mii.4 Vine Young visited her
friend, Mise Mytta V, icket on Thursday.
.-Mr. Robt. McPherson arrived home
from the West o;t Thursday and speaks
very highly of that country. -Mr. and
firs Wtll Brown and children visited
relatives in Klrkton this week. -Mrs.
Joe Pollock and Miss Maggie Eagleson
spent Woodsy with Mrs. Annie flicks. -
Mr. and 7fraa. Thos. Ittewardson were in
Eieter the pays week attending the fun-
eral of \lr. S. Cobbledick.-
Marrled.-Mr. Dean Drown. a pros-
perous young farmer of this vicinity.
was notated on Wednesday last to Miss
Jet;tae Steeper of Corbel. Their malty
friends wish therm a long and prosper-
oua met -tied life.
Fullness and Mott ir_;; After Eating?
Little Digesters
Cure or your money back.
At all protests or direct from
COLEMAN MEDICINE CO., Tor.:
2Sc. a box.
The general public will take notice that I am doing business in Exeter in
the line of purchasing all kinds of scrap.
Highest Market Prices Paid for
Scrap Iron, Rags, Rubbers, Horse Hair, Copper,
Etc. Etc. Etc.
All purchases to be delivered to T. HAWKINS & SON'S HARDWARE.
EXETER. where the cash will be paid or trade given. Orders for collection of
scrap may he left at the same store. where prompt attention will be given.
M. WEXLER, Junk Dealer, Exeter, Ont.
ays for itseL
in fuel saved
i)on't aliow a few extra dollars to pre-
vent you from taking the perfect -cook-
ing, sure -baking, easily -regulated Pan-
dora in place of a cheaper stove. In a
season or two Pandora will pay the
difference in the fuel it will save—and
it will keep on saving until it has paid
for itself. 20
Pandora special AW construction makes
fuel do dot—Mr duty. Wide Are box Is an-
other rue1 ecunomlzer. "ii' a stWI oven heats
Qui Iter tt anti n $ cast oven, thus saving still
more fuel. Further economising eaturea
wl- be explained by the 11it:Clary Agent.
MC1ar
s
For Sale by T. Hawkins & Son, Exeter
tumor. No t)111•
knows what I suf-
fered. 1 would
always be worse
at certain periods,
and never was
regular, and t h e
bearing -down
tains were terrible.
' was very i11 it:
bed, and thedoctur
told the 1 would
Itave to have al:
operation, and
that 1 ,light die
during the operation. I wrote to my
sister about it and she advised me to
take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Through personal expe-
rience I have found it the best medi-
cine in the world for female troubles,
for it has cured me, and I did not have
to have the operation after all. The
Compound also helped me while
ing throe h Change of Life."—TZ
i.ETiTIA BLAiH, Canifton, Ontario.
Lydia E. Ptlakham's Vegetable Com-
pound, amide from roots and herbs
has proved to be the most successful
remedy for curing the worst forms of
female ills, including displacements,
inflammation, fibroid tumors, irregu-
larities, periodic pains, backadbe, bear-
ing -down feeling, flatulency, indiges-
tion, and nervous prostration. It costs
but a trifle to try it, and the result bas
beenworth millionstosuiferingwomen.
MCGILLIVRAY COUNCIL
The Couticll stet on the 1st, with all
the members present. The minutes of
the previous meeting were read and ap-
proved. A large number of accounts
were ordered to be paid. Adjournment
was made to Monday. November 29th.
at ane o'clock.
J. D. Drummond. Clerk.
The following is tate correct report ot
S. S. No. :3. Usborne, for the month' of
October. Those whose names are tot -
towel by an asterisk were absent dur-
ing part of tate examinations: -Sr. IV.
-Arlow Copeland (absent). Jr. IV.,
11131 40o--Lconard Harris 292, Elea-
nor Doupe 291. Sr. III., ,tax. 400 -
Janie McCullough 301, Ida Irvine 285,
Reggie Doupe 260. Jr. IiI., vitae. 400 -
Donald isalfour .:11', Tenn McCurdy 240,
Fern Francis 239, May Itodgert 219,
Oscar Copeland 122*. Jr. I1.. ,tax. 30')
.-Veber Shute 245, Gordon Copeland
173. Lester McCurdy 171, (toy Fletc::er
12)1 •, Geo. lIaratl 67. 1't. ll.. max. 200
-Ikile McCurdy 1:,9, Howard Shier 12:1
Pt. i.. ,tax. 2,m -Maggie McCurdy 120.
Primary class. Marguerite Doupe. ira
McCurdy. No. enrolled 21 : average ,tt•
tendanrc 17.
E. M. Creosote Teacher.
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How's ThisP
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case
of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure,
F. J CHIENEY as Co.. Toledo, 0.
We the undersigned have known F. J Cheney for
the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly h.)norsble
in all business transactions and financially able to
Barry out any obligations muse by !Orem
WALDIxe. Ki.vsaa t MAavn,
Wh ,lesale Druggists, Toledo, 0
Ha11'e Catarrh Cure is taken Internally. acting d
rectly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the
s Kem. Testimonials trent free. Price 71 '. per bot•
U.. Mold by all Dni tsts,
Take Hall's Family Pille for constipation.
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The followl:.g is t' c report for S. S.
N). 5. Usborne. for the month of Oct-
ober .-Sr. iV., honors. Rufus Kestle
poss. Emma Fisher. Vero Moodie, Ei-
mer McFall,. Jr. 331.. Pass. Maggie
Moodie. Gannet Mel:ails; Sr. II .,honors.
Thelma Ford, Orby Kestle. pass, Harold
Moir. Ferrol Biggins : Jr. iL. ('ass Al-
bert /loiter . Pt. 11. Pass. Gordon Per-
kins. Marne Prout . Pt. L. honors. C.
Helfer, Mac Ford, Amy Fisher.
E. L. McPherson, Teacher.
Iteport of N S. No. 1. Stephen, for
the month of Octobers -IV. -Ella Mak-
er, Anthony White. Ella Anderson. Clara
Jacob. I(ubert White. Madeline Heist.
itthea McCurdy. Sr. !If. -Mabel Elliott.
Wellie Baker, Ethel Bowden Carrie
Davey. Irene McCurdy, Hurbert Nell.
Jr. Its. -Milton Jacob, Arthur Robinson
Elmer Wilson. Viola Nell, Willie H:alta.
'(I. -Leonard deist, James White. Er-
vin Jacob. Edna Bowden. Sr. Pt. [.-
Cooper McCurdy. Jr. Pt. 1 -Laurette
Drown. Freddie Ilowdet:, Guy Jacob,
Mabel Brown.
D. E. Cooper. teacher.
McGILLI\'RAY.
The death occurred o:t Nov. mrd. o'
()Avid Lorre Wilson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Wilson. 4th con. For some
time past he had held a responsible po-
sition: with Re T. Eaton Co.. of Toro:hto
as shipper. but atlout a month ago t.e
was tnrcel by ill health to give up his
work and return home. His death was
the result of tubercular trouble. Besides
his sorrowing paret,ts he is 'survived by
one brother Will and two sisters Lily
and Maggie at home and Mrs. \Wai•:-
right of Aliso Craig.
SIIIPKA
Matt. Sweitzer has returned front the
West. -John Ratz sand family moved to
the village last week. -Mr. and Mrs. G.
Harwell. who have spent part ot their
honeymoon trip with tee latter's parents
Mr. and 1trs C. Baumgarten. rare re-
turned to their home In Battle Creek
Mich. -Mrs. D. Mclsaar of Merrill ripe:.:
A few days last week at Mr. Dugald Mc-
tssac's.-Mr. Jut:n Gower had the mis-
fortu:te to receive a kick on the
knee from a horse he was attending.
It tell. likely lay him up for_some Inc.,r
THIS 00llllt! LOOPS TH6 LOOP. Kipper-Alttesi Butt ► and Utility sr
now comfortably established On Mei
alley's comet will be visible to the new farm. lot 9. con. 4, which he got
naked eye about the first of the year. front Wnt. Bowden, Exeter. in exchange
Last January it was 500.000,000 miles ror his tarns on the Babylon Lice. Hay.
away. Each day It conies 900,000 miles) CLINTON-Hobert Stirling o1 Mill et.
closer. It was first seed on this trip pined away Nov. 11, at 10 o'clock at
I;
r 1YRUCEFIELD.-011 OoL IIRt Dl Mc.
September 11 ot this year from a Ger-
man observatory. Every six years the
comet makes Ire big loop and
turns around tete sun like a cow poly
around a picket. It will pas■ between
the earth and tate sun and will be but
13.000,000 mile. front the earth. As-
tronomers are ratter reticent concerning
tee appeatauce of the comet. They w:1i
slake no predictions as to its probable
.J:'111. and as ..1133 `)'fly to.ce 111 .t
• U:'.. . life! one os i$al appotra nee is
s• . is w•i'I'i:: t'_o r1 X11)11 Of any act-
cntlet firing now. For 2,u'),) yeat'a the
coater has 'node Its visit to the earth
with astronomical ieguierity, each time
app..11inz the tartole Intiebitoot ; by its
size and fiery aspect. 'at its lust visit
! 'ere In i s:ie it was t'e irty times the
MU: of the moon, and o 1 the trip prev-
ious to this it was 50 degree's In
length, or extendsila arruss about one-
fourth of the sky. Naturally, worn it
is closest to Ole a art : it will also be
clover to the sun than is the earth. It
is believed that about 3111U try Ute corn
•t will be visible to the nakedeys, grow
lug larger and l trger In the evening eky
utttll March 23, when 't s pus:tient will
ne changed to the tn):.11:14 sky• T'te
vomet will return to tate ev1niiig sky
41 ty 1N when It will appear in Ire full
:tt.t;.lt: iceire.
IS 'riIE COW To BLAME.
That tite gentle. patient, seven -days -
w -week dairy cow has done !tore to
banish romance arid eoclability from
country life than all other causes com-
bined is the indictment of an Oxford f..
correspondent to The. Farmers Advocate.
He puts It strong but 0 must beeadtnit-
ted that where dairying is followed as
an exclusive specialty. requiring regu-
lar nightly and morning attendance of
the whole farm force. tn,. chores do be-
come too exacting for tate interests of
'society. intellect. or event peyslca► w•_ll-
being. A reasonable slumber of cows are
it pleasure to handle. but a faint 'entre
all the family and employes are tied con
stat:tly to the stable Is not the kind
to appeal to a •.ell -balanced young man.
',Money -making is not the noblest pur-
pose in life. nor Is bovine society a sat-
isfactory subs'Itute fur that of fellow
111.1!)13 ?I befogs. No Canadian farm
should have so many cows that one or
more members of tae family may not
conveniently remain away for 't day or
(several days. Otherwise the round of
("title's hccetne■ a depressing. .teadeting
and narrowing routine.
Willi DO MEN ADVERTISE 7 -The
than who conducts his business on the
t' 'ors that It doesn't pay and he can't
afford to advertise, sets up his judgment
in oprcettion to Haat of all business
men to the world. Says an ezperieneed
advertiiing authority . 'a% till a few
years' cap, rlence in conducting a small
business on a few thousands of capi-
tal, he assumes to knew nlprc than
thousands whose hourly transactions
aggregate more than his do In a year
and who gave tttadc millions by pursu-
ing it course t hat he says doesn't pay."
If advertising doesn't pay, why is it
that the most successful merchants of
,'very- town, large or small. are the
heaviest advertisers? If advertising
dueen't pay, Who does tile tvOst bu3l-
nese 7 If it does not pay, business
firm. to the world spend millions lin
that way. Is it bee tune ter)* watt to
donate those millions to the t:ewspaper
and magazine publishers. or because
they dot.'t know as much atehut busi-
:teas as the six -for -a -dollar titer`nont
who says money spent for :advertising
is thrown away or donated to the man
to whom it is paid? Such talk is sim-
ply ridiculous, and 0 requires more
titan the average patience to discuss the
proposition of w•lleteer advertising pays
or not with that kind of a uta::. Ilia
complacent self-conceit in aesunli:.g *oat
he knows more than the whg,le world
I:1 laughable. and reminds u3 of the
sten who proved that the world doesn't
revolve by placing a pumpkin on a
itunip awl watching i' all 1:igat.
Seatorth-Seaforth's ' centeuartan. in
the person of Mr. T.toe. Darwin, Dar-
win. died at the residence of his sor'
Ntr. J. J. Darwin, on Monday last. t.av-
ing reached the great age of 100 year..
1 months and 2 days.
NO LONGER TORTURED
A Sergt.-Wheeler In R. C. A. %Finds
('urc fro;, Agonizing Skit Disease.
Herat. Wheeler Thos. P. Bennett. R.
C. A., who lives at 705 Albert Ht., Ot-
tawa, describes he relief he got front D.
D. D. Presrriptlons,-
it gives me pleasure to recommend
D. D. D. to sufferers from skin diseas-
es. For three year. / suffered intense-
ly from a skin disease whJc.t I develop-
ed on the back of my neck. It grew con
tlnually and sometimes cast off scale..
Neighbors' advice, prescriptions. naives
and expensive blood medicines were lav-
Ist:ly used.
At last I found relief in D. D. D.. us-
ed according to direction.. It required
just one bottle to effect a cure. I am
:to longer tortured so I have ,no hesita-
tion In acknowledging to the world the
worth and great virtue of D. D. D."
Blood medicines cannot kill the germs
Its the skin which cause eczema and oth-
er skin diseases. Salves fall bccausc
they cannot penetrate. D D. D. goes
right Into t^e, pores. kills tee germs
and germs.
For free sample bottle of D. D. D.
Prescriptlo:t write to the D. D. D. Lab-
oratory. Department E. A.. 23 Jordan at.
Toronto.
For sale by all druggists
A WINDSOR LADY'S APPEAL
To All Women : I will send free,
with full instructions, my borne treat,
ment which positively cures Leucorr,
tuna, Ulceration, Displacements, Fall-
ing of the Womb, Painful or Irregular
Period., t'terinn and Ovarian Tumors
or growths, also Hot Flashes, Nervy
ouaness, Melancholy. Pains in the
!lead, Back, Bowels, Kidney ani
Bladder troubles where caused by
weakness peculiar to our sex. You
can continuo treatment at home at a
cost of only about 12 cents a weak.
My book, " Woman's Own Medical
Adviser,"• also sent fres on vest,
Writs to -day. Address ]firs. >i
mem Dox S4O Windsors Oat.
the age of 91 years. The funeral was
meld on Saturday at one o'clock and the
body was taken to Roderic -11 cemetery
for interment.
Donald. who hal r.'- the age et da
passed away. lie had' been i11 or a
tong time. He was for about 50 creels
a blacksntith in our village.-eape•te,1
highly by all who knew him. Fr'
Lumber of years tie has given up work
.alld lived a retired life. Ile le.ves s
wife and fivo children. Two children,
Mrs. A T. Scutt and Ellen realde here.
�JNDERWEAR
CALL on a dealer and feel the '
fine, soft texture of Watson's
Combination Suits. Notice the
remarkable pliability—the won-
derful strength—then examine an,
other brand, and you will find the
difference so great that you will insiut on II .
Watson's. Watson's Combination Suits
ormfit like a glove - and remain that
way—regardless of number of washings.
Guaranteed not to stretch nor shrink. We
took it all out before the making. For
complete comfort, fit, iron -wear and all-
round satisfaction. Watson's Combination Suits
are unequalled. Guaranteed—that's important.
We make many other styles of underwear.
Call on your dealer to -day and examine the
almost unlimited variety.
THB WATSON )IANUPACTCKING e0, LTD.,
PARIS, ONTARIO.
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