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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1909-12-23, Page 7ie. e BUJY0U?ImazGiftzat COLE'S DRUG STORE The Store That Saves You Money! Our lame assortment of useful and beautiful presents are disappearing fast, but we still have a big stock to be disposed of in the next few days. Be sure and see our assortment and' Receive a Beautiful Calendar \ WITH EVERY SZ_QO PURCHASE ( Presents for Everybody ) W. S. COLE, Phm.B., : EXETER caERRY ctiRISTmAS AND HAPPY 1'4E1M YEAR 1 ROSS' Manufacturing Furriers Largest Stock in Western Ontario simmon Our manufacturing facilities enable us to put all manner of Fur Garments in the hankie of our patrons at first cost. Every garment guaran- teed as represented. Money refunded if gaod•1 are not approved of. This hes been our most successful season. The increased volume of business combined with the geueral approval of the value, style and quat- ity of our goods, gives us confidence that we are successfully meeting the requirements of our lady pataons. IF YOU PURPOSE BUYING A Muff, Stole, Ruff or any Article in the Fur Line, It Will Pay You To Visit Us ! Catalogue on application. 196 OUNDAS ST., LONDON, ONT. Our Furniture is the Favorite of Christmas Shoppers Talk as yeti like. there is r.••lhir•g rein (eke the place of Furniture in the esteem .et gift-Kivete. Nothing etre is .0 Nercicenble-nothing else rewind. tele ,.f the giver every day in the year a!+ Furniture does. I?rtr 13.13.44144 of newness and variety arid all ioubd goodness. we a.k y• a to d•i tom choosing taunt tbi. -tuck eif e'nrt. Yeti cruet buy miller nor p1 c, a fel our gond.. Inall Ic.•in-elsthie store stands Iee.iy t.,+•fTer•}nuFut tetutr• cett- aint ire. Chi iautws -h, !,pens erot roque+ted t+e Maki! It .e point to at leaet .e,• hi'sv w,.fl a prepared tit ntnke thee -he ppie g esti- actet y. To -day i6n't a bit too soon toget interested! JAMES BEVERLEY, Leading Undertaker and Embalmer :-Tpa'H1:N CuUN('lL. T Council of the Township ot Ste- p' convened In the Town Hall. Cred- .• ,,.• on Wednesday. the 13th (lay of 1k•• ember. Mot,, ad 10 a.m. All mem- ber(' were present. The minutes of the p evlou; In-'tting were Mad and adop'e1. I $962'' One year ago. Mr. (leo. 4 VCaketu+tn s a e ning about $1011 per yea AO fel10 laborer. Now is earning at the rate of 962 per year. ;ria months' training at our filar nesse College made the difference Wee it a good in pstment' Ile think• en. ilio address le Nest ne• good*, 'saes. Pour Courses PREPARATORY COMMERCIAL STRNOORAPRY TRLRORAP5Y Enter any time. Indt.idual lnctkn. w me toe vette-otos. Clinton Business College •NI"1►11WMr3rIVsNIP *IF No, ORI). SPOTTON, PRINCIPAL, -a::derew,- That John G. eolit'ct•ar o' taxes. Is Hereby 1 : t continue the levy and col- " , e- ' tees I. the rnan:ter and with provided by law for the Kea • co lecti, 'l of taz•s.-Carried. unsers to the amount of }1401.11 '•sa-e p seed. all of which will appear C etsurer's ttep.)!t now being pub .. s.:eJ. Tlie Council adJourltetl sr:,'. die. Henry Etlber, Tp. Clerk Children Cary FOR FLETCHER' CASTOR A Here'sGood News The Visit kat prices for old junk are alive end No is the old reliable firm -M. JACKSON A SON --one door south of the Metropolitan. Just look et the following prices (no trade and no truck) all ('ASH: WEAK KIDNEYS II t1.1K1S WEAK BODIES. lad;.ev Diseases Cause Hat( use Pom- eno , Act.es and Ilia of Easter People. Bags 75e per) ndred Iron front -61)e to 75c AA Old Rubber Roots'( & Shoes ' .. de per 11) Copper & 13m%3 Dc Horse Hair 30c " Lead an.1 Zinc `?)c IRON PIPE A great t ariety of iron pipe alto aye on head at • reason - .Me pat.., ',uteri* ri* for ?MN _'F: rears. IORACIYO d: ROCLEVARDiNO M. Jackson & Sons MAIN ST.. EXETER. OPi'twtTK Ella -Rile• POWER HOUSE As este weak ii;;k weakens a chain. so weak kidneys weaken the whole body and hasten the final breaking down. Overwork. strains. colds and other causer l:tJure tete kidneys. and wart: their activity is it stoned ti+e whole body suffers from the a areas of uttc poison circulated la the b1Jod. Aches and ptins and languo- and urin- ary Ills come, and there is an ever .in- creasing tendency towda diabetes and :and fatal Bright's disea e. There Is no except kidney real J:elp f lr the sultere help Booth's kidney Pills a directly on the kidneys and cure eve y kidney 111- Hensall cures are the proof. Mr. \Vm. Hildebrand of N. E. part o! town, Ifensall, Ont., says . "I have not muttered with backache since using Booth's Kidney fills. and prior to that I had frequently been urt!tbie: to stoop or straighten up with severe ,binding pain that would cateri flit across the small of the back and In the reefon of the kidneys. Tate urn_ was highly col- ored and contained a qua:.tlty of brick dust sediment. This was particularly no ticatle whenever I xould take cold. I had uacd other rentcdtea brure try - trig Boot! 'a Kidia y I'tlls but found little relief. I bAleve Booth's Kidney Pills to be an cxceltettt kidney regulat- or and will gladly recommend them." Sold by dealers. Price 50c. The R. T. Booth Co., Limited., Fort Ette, Ont. Sole Canadian Agents. YO Atii< warp iffow-O-MI) CURES CATARRH„ASTHMA, Bronchitis. Croup, Coughs and Colds, or money back. Sola and guaranteed LY W. S. COLE, EXETER. ELIJ1VILLE Snow. 3now', Shoo, and its still a- comirg• We would appreciate it very Hauch 1f it remains till atter tho Christ- mas holidays and the election. -The School concert at Winchelsea on Tues- day night ot this week was attended, by nanny from thts burg and vicinity. All report a good time. -Mr. John Perry, in3naoee of our telephone company, Is busy thta week putting in the new tel- ephones on the line none of the village -No service was held Its t e church nere on Sunday evening on count of the Interesting special Chrietn s serv- Icea at the Sunshine appo!ntmen .-Mon- day next will be Nomination da and already the municipal pot Is beginning to troll. Among those who aro aspir- ing for the coveted o:ficee are Mr. Fred punkin for Reeve and Sir. S. Pym for Councilman. Either one are first-class men and worthy of holdlttg office. We understand all the old members of the council will again be to the Held. -~Ilse IIettle Hunter ot Exeter spent a few days at her old home here, the guest of her brother, Mr. Wilbur Wint- er. HAY. Tile ratepayers of Hay township will on the 3rd o1 January vote on a el0,- OM) by-law for cement cuiv:i19 and bridges. it is proposed to spread the ptyntent over ten years. The ebentu-es will bear five p.r sea'.. interes From inquiries.; and Intc•rv:e s it !s learned that the Reeve and Co ncillors o: thin year ere Ilk-'ly all tbe 1n the field for re-electio:•. The opinion is frorly expo escd th..e owing to tome u1t- tlnished business, Warden Lamont t )ould take the reeveship for another year. and It !s likely that he will be a cardidete. The councillors are all tried men and have given good satisfac- tion and from p'escnt Indlcatloi.s the chances are to -t th:y will all be re-el:'t t- ee by acclamation. The divisional court at Toronto has d1 s mta3ed with costs the appal by Oliver Blvsonnette and Napoleon Caitlin from Mr. Justice Clutc'a Jud; stent of June 22 tater In favor of flay Township. plaintiff In an action to obt tin a declaration that ce-tsin highways Op' n for public traffic by a by-law of the township are public Mot. wa ys and that Dissot.nette be re• strained from occupying or obstructing them and be ordered 10 go out; ot peas- eiretoe and occupation and to remove all nh.itructlons therefrom. Hen' NAZI Mea Are Born signal." The woman born beautiful doesn't botlter to educate her intelligence, Is op )il,'J by flattery, 14 unable to hold the ni ':1 she attra, ts. The woman born Gunn'.:• is It'll, on to develop her char - steer 04.1 her !Wel, and eo more than overcome; her handicap as against her ern clever easily and rained ef- estt. The pretty sister. The man 1)401 because he wins too ha 4 n') incentive to that *t fort which alone achieves su ratan born "slow" develops patience, IMF :Ii+lult:', balance nnd, best of a1), tense• Ity. It cony's near to being a universal rule that strong p,lnte and weak ones just about offset each other in any hu• than being at the start and that the de- velopment is a matter for the man him• self to determine. And there Is no fa- tal handball except the disposition to regard one's liaudlrnp as fatal -Sat orday Eveuiug font. bIDUeLF1f The meeting of L.O.L. was held oa Monday.•i0tb, and was great s aauc- ce.-Mr. Thur. D. Hod$in otertain- ted a few of his friend' Tues ay even• iog.-Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Denham has gone to Toronto, %brie they In. tend residing -Mr. ,real Mee. Thomas Armitage were visiting friend. in Mc- Gillivray last week. -Mr. Percy Arm- itage is busy breaking in a stt'udard- bred colt. M'GILLIVRAT. airs. arch. el. Pee,: deed at her home in Parkhill oe Dec. 10th, In her 07th year. She was a dauoht o_' the late efen. Butson, who died i 1877. She had suffered for a year {rom heart trouble. The funeral took place the following Monday to Delancy's Ceme- tery, McGillivray. GRAND 11F.ND dfr. Henry Brewer tial en Stupka Tuesday. Henry Boasei.ix.rry will hold a shooting match hese on Christmas. Day. -Mr. Robs. Ifamia)n spent a few days with hia son o:t the 4th of Steph- en. %fr. Jas. Stubbs of near Thedford was In the village Saturday. -Quite a number attended tae el, h entertain- ment at Shipk:a o:t Monday vening.-air Jas. Pai a held a wood b_ on Friday end as a result a good pie of wood vole cut. -A Loral Option in ethtg will be held in the Presbyterian church on Dec. 2t?th.-bicssrs. Jos. Brenner and J. Hannon were in Stupka and Crediton on business one day last week. -Mrs. Smith is on the alck list. We wish her a speedy recovery. -Mr. John Hoffman and D. 13etclten of Dashwood were here Monday. -Mrs. Wm. Oliver lett Saturday to visit her sister in St. Marys, who Ls 111. -Mr. R in. Dewey was In Port Franks last week. Lieury: The death occ red here on Thursday last of Mrs. 9 ah Ann Ellwood, beloved wife of Mr. ohn M. Young. of London at the age of 2$ years. The funeral took place Mnn- day to Concession 7, McGillivray. Dears the &gaetlars 01 IIARPLEY Mr. \Vnt. Hellin has purc:tased a new piano for his daughter. -Mrs. W. J. blot - lard (nee Lottie Shcrritt) of Balmoral, Man., arrived here last Friday on a vis- it to her parents, Mr. and grad G. Sher- rttt. Site intends to stay about two months. -The gang of men who were staking scythe snathes In Isaac Best- ard's bush has moved to Mr. Grelb's bu91t on the 10th con. -The Baynhant gang of threshers are in the neighbor- hood finishing up their seas Ws work of the threshing clover, cutti wood, crushlne grain, cutting straw tc.-The King Edward boxes for Rural Route No.1, between Parkhill and 13r water, arrived here Thursday and have been put up by their respective owners. -Mr. 1'. IL Nell of Lucan was through here buying registered stares for the pur- pose of shipping them to the State of Utah. He purchased one from Mr. J: Sherrttt,-Mrs. Abner Moltard passed through here Monday, returning (tome from the hospital in London. -Master Kleth Taylor of Brewster spent Monday with 1:19 cousins at Harphy. Deafness Cannot be Cured The Ideal Beverage ASK role ip (LOHOON) 1 rALP. ALB. patatab:a. foil ..t the virtues of 113311 anti ti i, :1•:.) io sparkling condi- tion, is this ideal beverage. Now when chemists ann.)unae its purity, anti judges its merit, one :iced Look no further. SEA 1 U1tTI1-'.V Meredith died at Clue -1p . Ifuspitti 0:: Dec. 14. 11 • had resided let re aincc boyhood a:.d wars book -k. rp •r at Van Egntond'e woollen mills for a number of year afterwards travelling for an American rm. A wife survives him. HIDBERT-Two frame barns on the loth con., belonging to `Vin. Kinsman, were destroyed by fire t the lata. A number of implements ra destroyed Ow cau.le is supposed to be Incendary. Se3fortle -•Mart y Gelb of this place Lae Just finished a tray, which is rom posed o: 114 different specie\of a-ood, w:+1^h he gathered itt and aro nd Seaforth. It is a clever and beautiful piece of work- n13P44hip. Tuckersnllth.-lluntphrey Quintan. SO :.•eart of age, and for 03 years a resi- dent o. 1.113 township, has been admit- ted to the liouea of cfuge. Recently during a visit to Detre he was touch - el for his wad of $5t) b a girl who hugged him on the street. Oh the wiles of t`:osc young maidens. by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseas- ed portion of the ear. There is only one way to cute deafness, aril that k by ronetitutional rein. die., i)eatnctais,anal by an 1145401ed condition of ter MUCOUS lining of the Eustachian Tube. When Oda whets Inflamed you have a rumbling sound or ion - perfect hearing, and when it is entirele closed, Deaf - netts is the result, and unless the inttammation ran he taken out and this tube restored to its t nasal condi- tion, hearing will be destroyed forever, nine cases out of tett are caused by Catarrh. whish nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous s, faces We wilt give One hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (reused hr catarrh) that cannot be cured by Itall'e Catarrh Cure. Seed fur circulars free. F. J. C iIEYF.Y a CO., Toledo, e. Sold by Druggists, 75e. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. STA F 1',t .Ir. 11. W. Ten;pleinan had the nee- :ortune to lose hes valuable driver froe inflammation of the brain. -Me rs. J. Lein; and W. Martin are trpro ng wi- der the care of Dr. Mair, the for ter af- ter an operatton tor appendtcltt• and the latter front diphtheria.- Grac.' Church Sunday School are to hold their annual ritr1,t)nee Tree on Friday evening. 24 Dec•ernb-'r. to Illbbert Town Hall. WARNING. Since Its Introduction into Canada the later of Parisian Sage :.avr been phe- nomenal. This sue:ens has led to many lnlitation9 similar In name. Look out for them; they are not the genuine. Seg that t he girl with the Auburn hair is on every package. You can always 'ret the grnuine at W. S. Cole's. Parietal' Sage is the quickest acting and most efficient hair toms In the Noeld. 1t is made to Leedornt to Dr. Sanger- tenicre (of Parts) proven theor that 'tlidruff, failing hair. baldrics and is+Ip Itch are caused by germs. Parisian Rase kills these da druff germs and removes all trace of da ruff In two weeks. or money back: It tops faking hair and Itching scalp and re - vent 9 rxtidncsa. And remember that baldness le ctuscd by dandruff gernee. those little 03rd working, persistent devils that day and night do nothing but dig Into the roots of the hair and destroy Its vitality. Partalan Sage Is a daintily perfumed ',alr dressing. not sticky or greasy• and any woman who desires luturtant and bewitching hair can get It In two week., by using It. 50 cents a large bogie, are just as near perfection as ranges can be built. Their con- struction is an absolute guarantee of fuel economy and cooking corn- fort. o kingcorn- fort. if you want the hc.t range you'll buy the Souvenir. (Jur free book tells the reasons why. Send a post card for it to -day. GURNEY. T1LDE14 it CO.. LIMITED HAMILTON rase Mw•r•aa whirl's/ Calera rasse.eer Por Sat! by W. J. HEAMAN, 'METER Childre Cry FOR FLET ER'S CAST R1A_ EXETER MARKETS. CHANGED EACH WEDNESDAY Wheat 1 04 Barley 48 50 Oats, 35 30 Peas sal) lits Potatoes, per bag 50 Hay. per ton 13 (1' 1400 Flour, Per cwt., family 2 75 Flour, low grade per cw 1 50 1 55)3 Butter 23 Eggs 2.8 Live hogs, per cwt7 ski Short-, per ton 3 00 Bran per ton 21 04) Dried Apples.... 6 Turkey, 1'4 11) Geese . 11 12 Ducks. .... 11_' 13 Chicken 1 l 12 Mr. 1. T. Clark in England to cover British Elections for Toronto Daily Star Another instance of aggressive enterprise on the part of the " otouto Daily Star" is furnished by its action in sending to England a &ember of its staff. Mr. Joseph T. Clark, to remain there until the close of the British Election Campaign. Since the 14th of December Mr. Clark's cables appearing in the "Star" have been commanding attention and favorable continent. Never before has a Canadian paper afforded its readers the means of following day by day a British Election Campaign so intelligently. Cabling is an expensive operation, but the " Star " does not spare ezpeltse when there is an opportunity to serve its readers. Mr. Clark, who is known throughout Canada as a writer of un- usually graceful English, with en original point of view that gives 414tfnctiveness to everything he writes, is describing the campzit;n at master length for "Star" readers in frequent letters which can be truthfully described as masterpieces. The British Elections are being covered In the "Star" by no lee- fourdistinct services, two of them exclusive to the " Sta.," :01 tollows: 1. Mr. Clark's cables and letters (exclusive to the "Star"). 2. A special cable service from a staff of permanent correspondents in Britain (exclusive to the "Star"). 3. The Canadian Associated Press cables. 4. The Associated Press cables. In no previous British Election has a Canadian paper made similar preparations for getting the news. It is another pr t of the ietereaaing closeness of Canada's relations to the Mother Land fiat, a,- 1, n.a lit our times have there been as great issues at stake. The bu'IKet, free trade, the future of the House of Lords, the British constitution ascii, are in the melting pot, and who knows what will come out? l'or cont- patiebns one hes to go back to the great reform of832. iota one authority says it is the most motl;C:ions struggle since the kat )lotion of 1688. Thr "Toronto Daily Star's" news columns will !alp you fully posted u tethe progress of the fight. $1.50 a Year seaThis r end "Toronto Dailysur" hipper for r --12.20. olibtain Pea given for 150c. added tiramsliscRption prices 6 Toronto Daily Star Make Each Animal Worth 25°lo Over Its Cast On ,23of a Cent a Dy Nobodyeverrcn•I,f 4'rsl1fv,d''cur.rgtha,x,ts ... making 3, ns lay in w.nter. ,r.rer>...a tee yieta t f m..k tite p•...:. , p_, ww stray. or restortna runslur n rmmaU In pn.mpne.s and • icor When you lee.' ,t,,.k f•x/J " l., your ww•. h ,t se ns or revery, you are merely feeding them what you are gruw.ng on yo or own r. arm Your animals d.1 need not owe feed, b .t eomethtre to he.p awn. hod.. • get J11 the go...J out of the Iced you give them w they can flet f. .t and stay fat alt year round; al3.10 prevent J.._Jae. cure d+>r.e• a ford lisp thrum up the he. pt.abl.:ondttOn. rti -. t.wk food" •: en do all ehe•c things. ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPICIFIC cot a..: J.es It t4 Nota "Stock Food" But a "Conditioner" r „ATE 1 EL" • r f , r. r -ser P "F/AL PURPLE STOCK seeci :c .n, a •,; n,groin. nufirm pridu'.t.. 1 of milk from three to five pou'd. per t..-.. ).:r day b..1,re the Sneu,ti. his Pr.!. ,J two ar •eke. It make* the milk richer_ and ..JJ, flesh faster teen any other prem :.hon known. .rng calves fed with ROYAL PURPLI an as large at six teks old as they w uJIJ be when f:Jwith ordinar material a n weeks ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPECIFIC 111.111,14 up run• few inimais anal r-s•ore% them to plumpness almost magically. Cures bote colt., worm skin disc see anti deb. ,rt perm..nently. non Meliwan,the horsemm,says: '1 have used OYAL P *PCB STULK SPECIFIC r'".' tently in the feeling of 'The Rel,' 2bta largest wanner of .•ny pJ=cr on 0' ,r•J Cercoit in 14.1. Ind 'Henry Winters.' 2OSi. brother of Allen Welters.' w.nnerof 16.0001.3l'-01in,t slakes +1 193. Thcsc harses have ne3er been off their 1. l sm.e l ..rrmer.scd using 11,4. Purple Specific almost a year ago, and 1 well always have it in m) stables " oval Purple STOOK AND POULTRY SPECIFICS One Me. package of ROYAL PUH?:_d.;TOCKSPEC'FICwet Lee one mental seventy Joys. wh:_h i• a little over two thirds .-.r s • • • Ili_ N•..; s :..' f��,f a en Eft • cent r:k. e test bat fifty Jays anti are torn three t.m -. t .v ROYAL a PURFLSTOCK Sr (Ault; but once a dry. anti lasts half teen .1111 t f1 i) 101 containing f,or tine. the .•n.)unt of the fifty cent pack.+ge will last Ys) ! • : ROYAL PURPLE wet in:rcaae the saiue •1 your stock Iia It is an astenishi•e*t, •, • Jr l'ttt:ner. anmv:atin4the appetitea•+.t the rrllah for foul. auiating nature to di*sat arJ fur.• f..ed j 'ofiese As _hog fattener d is I Ie.der. It will save many holes itacott hi veterinary rine ROYAL. PURPL 'POULTRY SPECT• FI i s our other Sr a ..ec for raieery. net for .lock, n.1r in c• 3t package wdl (eat twrn y fire hens 70 days, or a pail costing Si S) wilt last twenty -flee :lees 7/:) days which is four times mon mtterial for on'y three times the colt It mikes a lay. re machine- out of your hens simmer and winter, rventsfo.v'.3,, Aea t n•I3in t.o•! anti- dtry_ ..,a.ca. livery pa.kage of ROYAI. PURPLE NOCK SPECiFFIC •,• pt1 '?'R r SPECIFIC 43 guaranteed. Just use ROYAL PURPLE nn one of yn-:r animists and any ere.. oiler ;fit ion tin another animal In the 'ami cont hon: after cameo -me results you we t eiROYAL PURPLE has them all beat tudeath, orest ba:kcornet fele meney PRRH-Ase your merchant or writ us for our vat•, ibi• 31 ow booklet oa cattle and prefer., 'l''.'s:s. certntsining Alan R'IVAL PURPLE aeawi P aUL- STOCK awl POUL- TRY SPECIFICS. If you annot get Rnyal Parols Sr'e ,i!:s from merchants or agora 4. wt s:.pp!y yo-, direct. express prepaid. on receipt of S! Ie a pail for ea i.r Pr11try or St,).k Spec+tiei. Make matey a tine at ger stint in rout J' strict. Write f.1• ' • •':. 1 Por a'.. by .1:1 up r r-1,- : rr.•-.I•ants 1. L Jeakias Mig Co., Lorin, Cu. ROYAL PL'RPL8 WTOCK AND POULTRY !3PFICIFI"S ani free bogktete 1t$ kept la stork by W. J. i'1EANAN. F.XSTR't, .t-. 1 1! t'iL')N 4 O'1)RIF.4 C)'ntrsltl