Exeter Advocate, 1909-12-16, Page 7Silo
Given AwayFree EDEN.
T2te p-tte:,ts a: d trleuda of the pupils
of Eden school are invited to visit the
school on the afternoon of the e2nd. tr.e
closing day.
•
A BEAUTIFUL CA68NDAR
WITH EVERY $2_100 WORTH OF
CflRISTIAS GOODS
Remember that Cole's Drug Store is head-
' quarters fur beautiful Xmas Gifts. The present
you want is undoubtedly in our stock. Before purchasing
look over our complete stock of choice and desirable presents.
Exceedingly low prices will surprise you.
Remember the Place
COLE'S DRUG STOKE
KIRKTON.
Mr. Thos. W. Walker, formerly ft -Ach-
e( at Kirkton. is now engaged as a
teacher at Orkney, Ont. His family
ve been residing at Galt until recently
s he went West to Altaerta, but was
ontpelled to return ovia:g to inflanttna-
ory rheumatism.
HENSALL
Urs. Alex. efeEwen has teen seriously
i11 the past week.—?fist Yuill, teacher,
of Alberta to home visiting her parents.
Mrs. Jae. A. ileal Is confined to her bed
thruugi. illness.—Hugh Buchanan has
go:te to Toronto to resume his trade.—
Bert Stoneman, who has been in Essex
Coui:ty. has returned tome.—Miss Flos-
sie Foss went to Toronto Last week to
try her musical examinations.—W. Hog
arth attended the Guelph Winter Fair
and c-''tbited three birds. He secured
a first and a second prize.—Sam Swaz-
le left last Wednesday tor Michigan to
attend the funeral of a sister who re-
sided there.—The anniversary of Iien-
sall Methodist Church, will be conducted
on the 19th by the pastor.—The people
of Ilensall are asked to vote on a by-law
to repeal Local Option at the municipal
election in January.
ZURICH
Mrs. Ruben Hamac:ter of fort Arthur
is visions her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Deeper Weber.—Conrad Schtlbe's eldea'
son had the misfortune to break h!s
le; Welneedey while trying to get Int.,
a burey.—sae. Wurns of Crediton an
014 7.urie hoy, nag purc•h te^d Mr. J. H.
Hayter'• i ery business, and has taken
posses o t.—Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Weido
have nt'vet to their new house west of
the Eva:•gelical church.—henry Leobold,
sr.. an old resident of the Township.
dee 1 at tee hoose of hi• son. William,
0n Tirureelay last.
Weedel.—A very quiet wedding was
em ti•tei at the home of Mr. and Sirs.
Frei Deters on Dee. 1. at 4 o'clock
w' -e t t'teir youngest daughter. Miss
Ete 1, beeeme tee bride of Mr. John
\feticide of Stanley. The ceremony was
perforntel beneath an eve green arch by
Rev. MA :ea .n tee pr. deuce of immediate
relatives. The bride wore a gown of
w,it, elk and carried a shower bou-
quet of write chrysanthemums. and her
travel{Ia1 costume was of dark brown
1tAl-s' ,.:,,t'., H'.th hat to metres.
Willi Ala asAlla lib sea ALAS' w.t illki
Manure litters'
1 Beatty Bros.' Feed il
and Litter Carriers 0
()v. -el C,itiveyr.t
Beatty Bros.' Steel a
Stalls & '4tanchions
.•..n Ie eistalled res teseep nil
1 iitile.r and le -t hirrvrl.
Beatty Bros.' Load :
Binder
These three thirgs are great
labor•eevere for farmers and ne•
comities on a farm.
For sale by
Wm. Gillespie, Exeter
LIRP-RFAFIIP RP vorl
PRONR 51
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Here'sOood News
The market prices for old junk
are alive and so ie the old reliable
firm—M. JACKSON h SON—one
boor south of the Metropolitan.
Just look at the following prices
no trade and no track, all ('ASH:
Rags 75c per hundred
Iron fronl'FOc to 75c "
Old Rubber Boots l per
Shoes �'.7c rib
Copper & Brass 9c
Horse Hair 30c "
head and Zinc tic "
IRON PIPE
A arrest •brims of iron pips
alwsrs on hsn.1 at s ►asst•
sNe pm•...uitaNe for
IAVt'R £ '.t'• RRACiNO .R 1101FLEt'ARDIRO
M. Jackson & Sons
WAiN ST.. RXRTKR.
OretwatTle E LKt'TRIc POWIR NOCK
KHIVA
\Sys. lie. nerd Milligan of Dublin, vino
Las bee:* visiting at her home here, re-
turned to Dublin bfonday.—Miss Susie
tluerin has returned home from Cred-
iton.—sir. Angus McCormack has gone
to Case City, Mich., to visit friends. —
Mre. James O'Rourke of London. wl:o
hays been visiting at her home here. re-
turned to London Saturday.
The following is the report of Khtva
School for November,—V., Charles Gower
IV., Emma Cunningham, Harold Gower,
Leona Fittkbelner, Thos. Yearley, John
Wilhelm: Jr. IV., Lewis Johns, Ella
Wilhelm, Roy Johns, Flossie Hart-
man, James Mawhinney, Edna Wltzel,
Maggie Hanover, Joseph Regter ; Sr. III
John Cunningham, Francis Flynn : Jr.
ilI., Gladys Mawhinney, Veronica Han-
over. Wilbert Ilartman; Sr. II., Irene
Mawhinney, Arthur Hanover, Peter
Resler ; Jr. IL. Fred Cunningham, Edith
Flynn, Bertha Hartman, Catharine Mc-
Donald ; Pt. 11., John Hanover, Edgar
Mawhinney.—M. E. Sherrie, teacher.
WIIALEN
Our young people are making ready a
good program for the Chiletmas Tree.
Arrangements have been made with
Santa Claus to be here ot. Thureday,the
23rd, and distribute to the children his
annual Christmas pret.ents.—Mr. Frank
Gunning is preparing the material to
rale.• his barn next summer. —Mr. Jno.
0.2 -ten is finishing the stabling in the
• • *ern of Mr. Samuel Gunning. Mr.
n : now has a splendid building
40 1-;. 7 r ::let a cement block wall fac-
et beAut:fully, a well equipped stable
wl tt the ta'ej' co.,vct.lences. also it large
and ep'd.)ue bar:t where he can bestow
all the peoluct.s of his splendid farm.—
Mr. and Mr... Geo. squires visited Itt
Londo.t the fernier pact of this week.
—Mien laud:► Gunning has returned af-
ter .peadine a few days last week the
gu^at o: Mies Lulu Godbalt of Wlnchel-
ses.—Fr.,nk Squires is learning the
' 'rneee making with Mr. W. Clark at
Granton —Lloyd Hodgson Is attending
bu'lnesa calieee at Stratford.— Waiter
Chemin:, and sister Edna visited friends
el St. Ma -ye Friday.—Masa Gertrude
Sutherby is Ionto with her mother for
the holF!ays.—Messrs. Debert and Wil-
son Morley visited with their brother
Oscar on Sunday.—Witt. Brooks attend-
ee the Wester Fair at Guelph and re-
plete a fine outing.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTO R A
A WINDSOR LADY'S APPEAL
To All Women : I will send free,
with full instructions. my borne treat-
ment which positively cures Leucorr•
huts, Ulceration, Displacements, Fall.
Ing of the Womb, Painful or Irregular
Periods. Uterine and Ovarian Tumors
or gross tlee also Hot Flashes, Nerv-
o,tsness, Melancholy, Pains in the
If.'ad, Back, (towels. Kninny and
Bladder trouhbts where caused hy
weal.neee peculiar to our sex. You
can continue treatment at horns at a
cast of only at'out 1e cents a week.
My book, " Woman's Own Medical
Adviser." also sent free on request.
Write to-dey. AdArees lire. M. Sum-
mers, Box ea0 Windsor. Ont.
$962
One year ago, Mr. Oeo.
Wakeman wan eat ping
shout $101) per year as
fern] leI,orer. Now he is
earning at the rate of 8962
per year.
91t months training at our Rusi•
nein College made the differen.v.
Was it a good Ineesttaent' Ile
thinks*, His Wrest. is New od.
vole. Auk.
Pour Courses
PR11PARA1ORY
COPUARRCIAL
!FITEROORAPNY
iaLRORAPaY
Rater any time IndiviAual in•
ruf tit n.
Write for parti.•ular..
Clinton Business College
s'•INFs+.
ORO, SPO/TON. PRINCIPAL
LUCAS.
The death touk place on the 9th of one
of our oldest residents in the persue of
Robert Brante ell. le his 79th year. The
funeral took piece from his late rcel-
dence on S'cturJay to Bin. cemetery.
CI I NELl1 L ItST
Our merchant, elr Ackland 12 doing a
stood trade.—\ir. Norman Phybus of
Moosejaw, Seek.. Lau returned to spend
the winter with 1.13 psi -cies here. —Miss
Violet Cluff hal go:te to Blenheim to
visit friends.—The Ladles Atd of the
Methodist Church packed a bale of
clothing and fruit for the Deaconess'
Honte, Toronto.—The date of the Xmas.
Tree here 1s the 33rd. Everybody wel-
coine.—:disc Sutherland of Oonetanee is
engaged with Mr. stckland aa clerk.—
Miss Liza Newell of Hensel, to visiting
her sister, Mr.. \tcKelg.
CENTRALIA
Sophrolia, the four-year old daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. White .of'.the
4th con. Step'tee, met with a painful
accident one day last week. She was
playing with tee doe and it running
against her threw tier off the verandah,
with the result that little Soparona'e
arm was broken a little above the
wrist. Dr. Orme reduced the fracture
and the little patient is doing nicely.
Leed l,uaaop pars/ems pont a sees
ogee 'aa{dde Jo telonn eeee alas{aed at;1
pee aopseodeea ay; a1 uoaeae sell p{oe
set{ at{atH '1j\ 'aulogell 'Benin [.ttttrg
•114110J epee! oval lees ate paeard pooee
(algid(' 'JIi 't.toaeae strut 10j Supped
Pagel"TJ ea3301d o{ddu aqi seam lee'I
, 'Platt 1)A3 leaq 3t{j oq o1 east
-ulnad 2C1U3Aa iCrpuol.4 eco juatuup esoeta
a4J, 'SujuJow ate ul sat{aeasd cotton
eau •Aepuojp ptl1 Asperse lzau plait aq e1
a1 saeaJaeiuuy I00No8 espune leipotl;ade
etre; — feel eapaaupa_» uo wolf °Sauna
-Jed l8IPd4)aJt ail' u{ ttoltpas3 Jo dole
ea:,agau sa13e o) pateeetu aeras Ae1AIt1ID
-ate IO ei et re AJteli 'ate— aeuea2UaA tf
43!M Lalunoa oto Jo lend ono Jaao aaldoaa
8111 2teitt jms uaaq etrq Yuki ]faces' aqe
LLSILEY.
Mr. Fred Ellerigton and nester Katie
visited frienda to Clinton recently.—Wed
ding bells will be rinsing le the ttoll-
days.—Delet forgct the box -social In our
scl.00l this Tituraday evening. Conte
and have a good time.—Mr. and Mrs.
James Droadtoot spent Sunday at R.D.
Bell's, Tuckerentitle—\ir, Reid of Ever -
toe paid his slater Mrs. Ryckman, a
short visit.—Miss Nan Horton, Ifarpur-
hey, has returned to upend the winter
with her aunt here.—ytr. Bert Workman
was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Grant
Rycl*nesre here over Sunday.—Silas
Hoggarth of Cnonutrty spent the past
week witit Miss Lill. Simmons.—An oys-
Ater supper in connection wile the Thant
es Road Det Riad was held'at the•honse
of Mr. Fred, Ellerineton on Monday
evening last, when a very profltabie and
enjoyable tante was spent
Just a word regarding telephoner of
which tate Tucker smith line is one to 1*
.17oud of, because It gives tap many con-
nections free of charge, and is the only
p:tone in existence in these party whirl,
elven a night service. In case o.' iret-
tin;; a medical doctor or veterinary it
in invaluable. It would be a great con-
venience to subscrlbcr•a of ether phones
If a night service were supplted at the
central offices,.
eTF.t'i1F:r4 COUNCIL.
The Council o' tee
'•en met le the Town
7.1 today. the 6th day
al the :t- J: Cr: 1 pen
Ant. The .uututt s of
Mg we:t read and ed
Tee tiers kaolin d the a ns:L , that oa
Oct. 23, 1909, at 11.50 a. m. a petition
addressed to the Municipal Council of
the Township of Stephen was tiled with
'tint in his office, praying that the
CJunc11
submit to the electors of the
municipality, a by-law for prohibiting
t to sale by retail of spirituous. ter-
•„ otted or other ni inufactur'ed liquors
..t thy tavern, Inn or other houses or
piece of public entertainment and for
peeetbiting Inc sale thereof, except by
wholesale. car. The petition was laid on
tee tnhle by the Clerk. who Informed
the Council tlt.tt t:c had carefully exam-
;eoi the sane .ted that it was signed
hy more thin twenty-five per cent. Of
to total number of persons appearing
its tee Lest revised voters' list of the
'lunlc!p.sltty. to be qualified to vote at
tlunic!pal elections and that he, the
Clerk, had prepared a by-law which had
been approved of by the sotIeItor. An-
dereon—Year) •y—That the by -!ass b' tak-
en Into eonslderation and be read twice
,ltd that the clerk be and 1s hereby in-
structed and authorized to publish the
said by-law in the Exeter Advocate.
published in t he Village of Exeter, in
the issue of December 9th, 1909. and
tete publication Aha:l be continued 1;1 at
least one number of Duch paper eacit
week for three successive week,.—Car-
rlee. A nderson—Wue rth—That Uy' -lass
No. 155, being a by-law to appoint Dep-
uty -returning totem is. Poll -clerks a:,d
select polling bootee. t'aving bee;: read
the third time he passed and signed by
the Reeve and Clerk and the seal of 11.e
1orporatIon attached thereto.—Carreel.
Love—Yearley—That By-law No. 1 est. to
prohibit certain cattle from running on
tate public highway and By-law No. 151
tells a by-law to def'ne what shall con-
stitute a lawful fence, having each hcen
read the third t'me, be passed and sign-
ed by the Reeve and Clerk ante the seal
of the Corporation attached thereto.—Car
rend. Orders to the amount of $1999.+3
were passed and paid. The Couac•l ad-
journed to meet again in t`:e Town (tall.
Credlton, on Wed'testtay tee 15th d.ty
of Dec. nest, at the hour of ten o'c:o.•k.
Henry Ellber, Tp. Ci•rk
Tee/11320p of Step -
Hall, C-cdito't. on
of 1)e est e,_:. 1919,
Ali eve...b:ra pees
the prteioua m, ;-
opted.
CASTOR IA
lot labiate sad Children,
TM KM Yes Nan Always 6N1Mt
s•an tk•
>1Mgaattlre of
DA811WOOD
Ga {i. YI1011ZIieH1RE, DABIIWOOD CONYIY '
L e 1310U. stands. W ill., Sorteagsa end all
Legal Docusse.ta carefully and PromNh wormed
Cb&Kea moderate. lamer of carriage Cleanse
Mr. Fred Wl;lert sold three horses
i s et week for which to, retell' d lite sunt
o'. i<R .O. There is money In raas].g good
Larsen yet.—Mr. Henry Willem also
sold 3 fine horses recently for whtcte
Le also got a anug suet. Although we
do not know just what it is we know
the stamp of horses would command a
'loo,i figure.—itcv. iI. 11 Lelbold or u-
p;ed the pulpit in the Evangelical chum,
last Sunday evening in the absence of
the pastor, who l.>,uk ltev.A. D. Gte-
chler's work at Zurich that evening.—
eLrs. J. L. EIdt of Berlin who' has been
Visiting at -the home of t:er son, Rev.
L. K. EIdt for some ;.:..r 1 Tltut•a-
day for her home In Ilerltn.—Mr, W. L.
Siebert was csilcd to Berlin Saturday
night owing to the illness of ttls mot-
her who resides in that place.— The
stores and shops iters have already
donned their holiday :mire and look
very attractive indeed.—Rev. L. K. Eldt
conducted the funeral of the late Mr
Ltebold of the Babylon Linc on Satur-
day afternoon —The political pot 1s
beginning to simmer —The merchants
stere have decided to ke-ep open (h' Ir
nLtree of business every nlgl*t next
week beginning Monday, Dec :0th.
T :.• following ie tate r. p)rt of S. S.
Na. 5, Uaborne, for the month of Nov.
Sr IV.—honors, R. Kestle, V. Moodie.
Pass. E. Fisher, F. Perking, E. Mc -
Fails. Jr. IV.—Honore, L. Moir ; Pass,
G. Joints. Jr. III.—Ifonors, M. Mood-
ie: Pate. G. McFalle, C. Johns. Sr. II.
Honors, T. Ford, H. Moir, O. Kettle
Pass. F. Higgins. Jr. II.—Ifonors, A.
Iloulter; Pass. G. Perkins, C. Prout.
Pt. I.—Honors, C. Fisher, M. Ford:
Pass. A. Fisher. No. on Roll 29 ; aver-
age 24.
E. L. McPherson. Teacher.
No paper can be published withotu
home patronage, and every man is in-
terested in keeping up a home paper.
It a railroad or factory is wanted tate
newspapers are expected to work for
It. If a public meeting Is wanted for
any purpose the newspaper is called
upon for a tree notice. If any of the
societies have a supper or reception
of and kind, the newspaper is expected
to give the necessary notice. The
newspaper must putt the schools and
everything else to advance the interests
of the business men of the place, and
then give them a handsome notice when
they pass away. And yet some of them
do nothing to keep up a (tome paper.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseas-
ed portion of the ear. There ie only one way to cure
deafness, and that is by constitutionel remedies
Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the
mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or Me
perfect hearing, and when it le entirely closed, Deaf•
nesse the remit, and unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its normal cosdt•
tion, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases
out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing
but en inflamed condition of the muoous surface.
We will give One hundred Dollars for any rase of
Deafness(. ause.l by catarrh) that cannot be cured
by Haile catarrh ('ure. Send far cir^tlare free.
F. J. ('II@NF;Y k ('o., Toledo, 0.
Said by Druirgists, ":r•.
Take Halle Family Pills forwn.tipstion.
.\ GOOD TREE
1.s a Xmas. tree well filled with Xmas
Presents. Santa Claus knows that and
once a year Ile acts on what he knows
Useful articles are always most accept-
able.
XMAS AT A DRUG
STORE.
like ours means a tine display of fancy
boxes. hand mirrors, comb and brush
sets. toilet articles, toilet soaps. and
perfumes. We have them all and want
you to see theta before buying. '
it P
Chemist andtician
one 50
Mel.
EXETER
sr see Fancy Xmas Boxes of Writing
Paper in Window.
NEW
rovision S1orc
Having purchased the Provision busi-
ness of Mr. John Ride and moved the
stock to the premises opposite the tel -
phone office i ant prepared to arcept
your orders 1n t1 I::;• of General Pro•
vls:ons.
FLOUR, FEED, STOCK FOOD. ei
SEEDS. GRAINS. ETC. ETC.
T..' very best grades of flour always
on Frani
Gsela delivered to any part of tee 'own
tee t::viee your patron ser, at:I *elicit a
rail trOm you
OPPOSITE TELEPHONE O1'i'ICR.
WM. RIVERS
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(LONDON)
Porter
Undoubtedly the beat tatewed on
the continent. Proved to be ao by
analysis of four chemists, and by
awards of the world's great Exhi-
bitions, especially Ceti:Awes 1893,
where it received ninety-six points
out of a possible hundred, much
higher than any other Porter in the
United States or Canada.
TIE ARRATRD OVER practically
places the Souvenir in a class by
itself. Ordinary ovens burn the nu-
tritious elements out of food; but
the free circulation of pure air in the
oven of The FamilySouveeirassures
sanitary and wholesome cookie&.
Our free book, giving the facts you
ought to know, mailed on request.
GURNEY. TILDEN & CO., LIMITED
HAMILTON •es
liseursal Wtaalp.g Celgny Vseeeevss
For Sale by W. J. HEAMAN, EXETER
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
CHANGED EACH
�AOHMARKETS. WEDNESDAY
Wheat
Barley 48 50
Oats. 35 36
Peas 75 80
Potatoes, per bag 50
Hay, per ton 12 00 13 00
Flour, per cwt., family 2 75
Flour, low grade per cw 1 51) 155
Butter 23
Riggs 213
Live hogs, per cwt - 7 55
Shorts per ton Zi 00
Bran per ton 21 04)
Wool 17 18
Turkeys 10 17
Geese 10 11
Ducks. lel II
Chicken 11 11
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Make Each Animal Worth
25% Over Its Cost
On of a Cent a Day
Nobody ever heard o1 ,••N I. Iaod" curong the bots or ,.,',. , making
hens lay in v inter.. , tea... d tr.e yield of milk hve pounds p .:ow a day,
or restoring run -doss n anima! s to ph.mpne.a and visor.
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them erste, the be.,pr.uMe:u,l....., Nu •tovi tool"can Js all these
Mot a "Stock Food" But a "Conditioner"
R)YALPURPLISTOCKSPOCtPIC „ratrn,nograin.norfarmprodtheyvcte It incases
, . l I of milk from three to Ave pounds pee per Jot before the Species has been used two
weeks. it makes the _pelt reeler end aJJ* flesh hetet than any other preparation known.
Youn calves fog with nova'. rURPLE are as Targe at six weeks old as ti uulJ ile when
f eJ with tpateripesee Isn reeks.
OYLrusrLs STOCK SPECIFIC tweet up run-down animals and restores them to
plumpness almost magically. Cures bats. cot... worm sk n J.J.stssca an,J debility permaneintt
I)an IRa1twan, thehorsaman, says. 1 Maya u,eJ OPAL PURPLI[ STOCdC SPRCIiri
n ,,intently in the feeling of 'The Eel,' 7 off; 1 trge.t winner of any pacer on O.,nd Circuit in
1.114. and 'Henry Winters.' 2.0.4. brother of Arlen Winters.' winner of S36.000 in trotting stakes
is ISM. These horses have never been o,T their feed sine 1 commenced using Royal Purple
el;'ee.Ac almost a via" a•o, an.i I will always have it in my stables."
thi:tgs. ROYAL RPLI S OCK S act', tan and d.,es. It is
oyal Purple
STOCK AND POULTRY SPECIFICS
On. JOc. package of RO7AL PURPLR STOCK SPECIFIC w ill I..1 nue arom41 seventy
days, which is 11.tt;e over t,t o.thinls of n cent a Lie Vo,: It tit: t e'. ,n tee cr• • savkades
last but fifty Jaya ..ni are g°s-en three tome. a Jay. ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPNCii IC
.gi.enbat on:e a Jay. a 14 la at, half again a: lard A,I so pI I cOntlillifIg f•,ur tines test
,m,:int of the fifty cent pa -kiss will last 2110dat s ROYAL PUR PLR w.a .n:rea,e the t ....r
of yaor stork 2•e. It is an astonishingly Quik fatte •es. •t.r.',lating the appetite and th•
relish far f rad. assisting nature to digest anJ tura fret 'etutie: s a h.. Patterer,t .. a fftta,'c-
Jt will cave many times it• coat in veterinary,.itls. ROYAL PURPLE POULTRY SPRCl-
PfC
it our nt'aer Sne:,fic for p•e,:•ry, not for atn_k. no, 70 cent ..4.114e w lil last twenty fix c
haps 70 da!! s. ore pail cn.tin4 /I !O will last twenty -Ave hens AO d:.1 s. wh..'t n four times more
material far on'y three times the tort. 1t m.kes a "laying mwhine "out of your hens
s'mm:r artJwinter, vents r.vi, In on mr tS. m..
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