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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1910-06-02, Page 5The Ideal Beverage Now when chemists announce its judges its merit, one need look .\ PALP. ALe, palatable, full of the tirtues of malt and hops, and in sparkling condi- tion, is the ideal beverage. purity, and no further. as The Molsons Bank Incorporated 1855 Capital (paid up) - Rest Fund - - - $3,500,000 $3,850,000 lies 72 Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents in all the Principal Cities in the World. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT at all ('ranches. Interest allowed at highest current tate. ▪ EXETER BRANCH - Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government. I)ic siN St CARLING, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager, Sour Stomach and Heartburn? LITTLE DIGESTERS CURE OR TOUR MONET BACK Al all Dra/gists or direct from COLEMAN MEDICINE CO., Toronto 25c. a Box. HYSIOP AUTOMOBILES Wo have a number of second-hand Automobiles that have been taken in exchange for new style cars, and which are guaranteed to be in first -claw condition, having been thoroughly overhauled by skilled tnechanics. These machines answer every possible requirement of country people, and can 1* bought at a decided bargain. If interested write at once for fuller particulars. Wo can also make you an attractive proposition on the new Cadillac "Thirty " that represents the best value ever offered in automobiles. Send for illustrated book let. NYSLOP BROS., Limited Automobiles sed Bkrcks TORONTO Kil1WA Mr. hiss. Cunnn:nghant of Pelsley Bei his his 4rothzr 11. Cumtln;hunt, a few days last we, k. -Mrs. James O'Rourke and sod ef London spent last week at Nlte. F. t••rry'e. Death of Mrs. harry. -We hiv• fre- quently referred to the illness of Mrs. Mary Barry but this week it is our sad duty to announce her death. whlch took place on $uaday, %fay 22. and the re- mains were laid to rest in Mt. Carmel eemttery on Wednesday. She had been ill and ronLncd to the hour^ for some time. "u: Cie closing hours of her ev- Istenre brouslrt with th. ni peace: and canines. es she slept away. She was aged liI y. -ors. Site In survived by a aro en up fun ly of • roe sons and three d %writers. R:chard .and Patrick of the teem ani U-uuel at taono. Mrs. George Su•tm of Shipka. attn. Wallace of Mil - w tu.cr^ and Miss Lizzie at home. The nanny friends sympatthise with the fans. Ily. 1' e fuloral took place to Mount Carmel cam tory and was lar.rely attend ed by sorrowln; friends. 7.U111C11 Mr. and %its. 11. Well visited their "e ldren In Detroit Last week. -Mrs. Ed- mund Troyer of the Parr Line. Is vls- elng her daughter I1rs. Wm. Jarrott at l'. glen. -Mr.. E. Zeller left last Wed- nesday morning for Merit,' to visit her p cents, NB. and Ntre. 1.. 11. Marshall. for • few weeks. -air. Louis %Veber Is the overseer for the erection of the new Niennoaate church, which Is being bunt ;ore.-Nir.. Heyrock. and Nilsson Ella and Elizabeth Rennie vfelted friends at London and Wmorletav•k over the holl- days.-?ire. John Foster a:td daughter Mire Annie visited rel..tivr s In l'etro:t las: we.k.-Mrs. Aaron K.icrchcr of the Dronnn Line, had the misfortune to bre ik her ankle one day last week. Clinton. -The marriage of lteuble E. Stirling. daughter of ,1r. and Mrs. John Stirling of Clinton and Nir. Edward J. Lee took plat, at Jackson, Mich., May girth They are spandlrtg two weeks vis- iting relatives here, after whtrh they will reside in Detroit. Houses built for sale sell quicker if NEW IDEA FURNACES are installed The "New idea" Furnace adds a considerable percentage to the market value of any hoarse. it pays the builder to instal this best of all fur- n..ccs and gives the owner absolute satisfaction The " New idea " is a mencs••saver because its construction is a guarantee of furl economy and durability This furnace iS repair and trouble prof Because of its exclusive feature` it is lie.\Sii.V operated and ELIMINATES dust .,nd dirt. Vet. the "New Idea" crests no more than just t.rdinary furnaces. '.rite for a copy of our FREE book, "New Idea Furnaces ' it irises the proofs of our claims GURNEY, TILDEN & COMPANY, Limited For �il't'i 1)V Mks a of donors sod Coshing Geode for N Yews \V .1 Neaman Ex' ter HAMILTON • ONTARIO L77 IIENS.tLI. John Buchanan of Toronto University Is home for the holidays. -Mrs. I1. J. D. Cook and M as T. Shirray visited Deuo't relatives last week. -T. Palmer, sr., spent part of last week with his daughter, Mrs. Miners at Alvtnston. -••- Melvin Stoneman Inas gone to High Me- er, Alta.. to reside. -Mr. Hope, who has been visiting her parents, W. Dueh- enatt and wife, for sense months has gone to Druntbo.-Mr. :ted Mrs. Blateh- tord, whc• have been visiting relaU7ea Lt ill i lees tion for aome time, atarted ea the return trip west last week. -Fred setelettembc received a telegram Mon- dty of test week 1100'1104 him of the deet't of Ills father. Win. Sntallacotnbe. at Cryetat City, Man. Fred and his sis- ter. airs. Wm. :McKay. left the next day to attend the funeral. The old gen- rlo.nt1n, who was f0 years of age. was run over by it team of horses. Tile deceased moved to Mensal! 84 y^are -ago and went west five years later. See Exeter news for other partlt•ulara.-Sun- d ay next union services will be conduct ed in the Presbyterian and Methodist churches, the Methodist pastor being at canference.-I1. Reynolds left last week for the west to eaglet his son Percy with his contracts arid also vlsit rela- t:vc'a.-Thos. Siterritt bald a family re- union last week at which his brothers John and Aaron and a number of sis- ters were present. -Rev. John hart lett on Monday for Chatham, having been appointed a member of the stationing committee which meets two days before the regular conference aaaalons.A large crowd attended the entertainment by the Southland Serenaders under the . uspices of the band on Thursday last. It was a very deserving affair. -Last week as Andrew Archibald .vas leading terse b;hlnd his buggy to deliver it to !toilet McLaren, the animal jerked hint out .if the rig. and he was ,later found lying insenslblc on the road near the Iced Tavc t n. Ile was not seriously In- jured. -Thr Sellery orchestra which took part in an entertainment In Exe- ter Friday night gave excellent matin- ee Celt >icGILLIVItAY. The death occurred on Sunday 1.181 of one of our oldest and most highly re- spected rt•sidenta in the person of Mrs. John Charlton. relict of the late John Charlton, aged 80 years. Deceased had been 111 for several months of a general breaking up of the system due to old age. She with her late huaband, who died 19 years ago. cant-) from Shields. England, 52 years ago. and Settled In eicGtlltvray where they resided until death. The funeral took place Tuesday Four sons and two daughter(' survive, Ed. In Williams Township. Go,. pn the homestead, Wm.. of California, at present home, and John of Exeter; Mrs John McEwen of 4th of McGillivray and ,Mary Jane at home. BELOW THE STANDARD. How do you feel to -day ? Not quite rive ? Energy a little be- low standard -not strong enough to stake much exertion 7 Nyal's Cod Liver Compound is 'that you need. Dorr't get frightened about those words "Cod Liver" You'd never know It from the taste. It's a real tonic containing cod liver extract, extract of malt. wild rherry and hypophosphites-a splendid combination The cod liver extract bullds you ups n o does the extract of malt. The wild ['terry eoethes the bronchial tract and the hypophosphites supply phosphorus to the nervus system -just the thing 't needs. And the test is pleasant. As an all round tonic, sl •tngth re) sourer and body-builder you 11 find no- thing heater than Myers Cod Liver Com pound -so why look farther? You will • pleased. ?' to pre • Is one d311ar. W. S. 11OWEY, Phm B. Chemist and Optician, Exeter, Ontario. - -Ev..e To Free. -- Many of the farmers with heavy hay Lands are thinking of breaking tient up. ae the ravages of the white grub which has been more or less prevalent for the t'st two or three years are so severe this year. These grubs 'do not seer to bt present In the lighter or sandy tootle. but only In the Linde which, without their pre weer. would produce the Heav- iest crops. The ravages of this pest are very severe. eating the roots of the grasses and leaving the surface of the ground bare. The effects are very similar la the hay lands to the ravages of the well-known 'wire worm" In the wheat crops, which Is also very preva- lent this year around Exeter, though nor local. Farmers blame the dull cold weather, which does not encourage the growth rof the plants. LENGTH OF RREiGNS OF BRITISH SOVEREIGNS soverehros -�- Years William the Conqueror 21 William I1. 13 William 111. I3 Stephen 19 John 17 Henry 11. 35 Ili my III. ,,, r.6 Iicnry IV. 11 Henry V. 9 Henry V I. 32 Htnry VII. 24 Henry Viii. 39 Edward 1 33 Edward 11. 21) Edward 111, , , 49 Elward iV. .., 22 Eta. %rd V. (months) 2 Eiward Vi. Richard 1. fra Richard 11 Richard 111. 3 Mary 1. 5 turn Ellzahet'1 41 James I. 22 Jews 11. :1 Ctarics 1. 23 Charles I1.... '24 )ueert Anne 12 George 1. 13 George I1. 33 'Jrorg ' 111. rk) George IV. 10 Wllllent IV. Queen Virtort.s 64 Edward Vii. 9 6 FRUIT AND POULTRY. -The Domin- t ton Depertnte.tt of Agrl.ulture at Ott- awa has arranged for a series of fruit and poultry meetings In what la known as the Lake Huron District. There will also be orchard deutonstratloas. T:;cse n:eetirigs will be held In this county as fuliows.-Exeter, town hall, on \Wednesday. June 1st ; Zurich. town ship hall, Tnuraday June 2nd; Bruce. Cell. Dixon's Hall, Friday, June 3rd; ltolruesvllle, Saturday, June 4th; Blyth elondly, Jute 6t1 ; Auburn. Tuesday, June 7th; Dungannon, \Wednesday, June 801; Lut-know, Thursday, June 9; Brus- eels. Friday. June 10th; Wroeeter, tieturday, June 11th. All the meetings will begin at 7.80 p.m. W1NGILAM.-.\lies M. Kilpatrick 1s suffering front a fractured skull, sus- tained when thrown front a rig while driving to church on Sunday night. When the rig was nearing the town, the bridge broke, the horse bolted. and the three occupants were tlrpwn out. Miss Kilpatrick was taken to the ftoe- pital, and Miss Beecroft, whose leg. was broken, was removed to the home of Thos. Cassels. SOUTH HURON FARMERS' EXCURSION TO EN:PEItI- MENTAL FARM, GUELPH. The Fenno s' Institute of South Ilur- on will run an Excursion along the, llns of the Grand Trunk Railway tb Guelph oil MONDAY, JUNE 6th. 1910 Tittle [.entraps Exeter Ile nsall Kipper' I)rucefletd Clinton Seafotth Dublin 8.30 1.10 Colurnban 8.25 1.00 eldren over 5 and under 12, halt fare Train will arrive at Guelph 11 o'clock; re urning leaves Guelph 8.10. Tickets gold going only on one train; valid to return following day. The advantage of a visit by fanners ers and others to the Model Farrn are to3 well known to need comment. Suf- fice It to say. that no farther should miss this. the only opportunity they will have this season, of visiting the )tole! Farm at such cheap rates. From• en educational standpoint to the farm- er t!.ere is nothing better ; lntereetl:to lectures on the different subjects en- trusted to each Department of the Mod- el Farm will be delivered by eminently qualified persona, which cannot help but prove highly Interestlad and in- etruc•tive, and on the whole. the visit will be one of great profit and p:easure to all. A Free Lunch will be served In the Lecture Room. Ales. Mustard, B. S. Phillips. President. Secretary. Table and Rates 6.50 $1.35 7.0: 1.35 7.20 1.25 7.26 1.25 7.36 1.20 7.55 1.20 9.17 1.15 STEPHEN COUNCIL. The Council of the lownshlp of Steph- en met In the Town Hall, Crediton, on Thursday, May 26th, at 2 o'clock p. nt. All the members were present. The minutes of the previous meeting were read end adopted. Tenders were receiv- ed for the construction of concrete cul- vert on the road opposite Lots 15-16, Con. 20, Stephen. it was resolved that the letting of tenders be left over un - 111 the next meeting of the douncil. Wuerth-Yearley-That the Reeve sign the required forms to drain the side - road between Lots 15-16, Cons. 7 and 8 under the Ditches and Watercourses Art. -Carried. Gravel contracts to the amount of $553.50 were let. The fol- lowing orders were passed :-Wm. White gravel contract. S. 13.. $30 ; R. ltutche ;neon, grading S. 13.. $35.62: 13. Cun- ningham, rep. culvert. 50r.: Ed. retort- er. drawing tile. 16 ; 1i. lfarlton, rep. culvert 1.00; S. Stanlake et Son, plank 1.20 ; J. McLellan. gravel contracts, blk 7 and 11, S. 11. 47.25; John Hays. mnt- nnlssioner S. H. 3.75: W. Clark, rent for yard, 1.5 0 ; C. II. Wilson, commiss- ioner S. 1). 1.'25 ; W. 0. Reilly, cotn- missioner S. 11. 2.50 ; Wesley Jones con niers oncr 8. R. 1.25; Sundry per- soas, repairs to court roost tables $4; Jos. 'Luer. statute labor of 1909, I1.0o Arthur Kestle, rep. culvert 1.00 ; It. 11111 rep. :3rd S. R. 7.50 ; rep. culverts. 1.50 ; L. Glanville, tile and work, 5.70; Gelate Kirttzle, grading. 34.20: F. Kerr, brick `i its. 3rd S. R., 31.80; J. Carruthers. rep. Shank's bridge 5.00 ; 11. ilaytt'r. refund statute labor 6.00. -Total 239.7,2 The council adjourned to inert again 111 the Town lith. Crediton. on Monday. June 6111. at 1 p.n1. Henry Either. Tp. Clore MTON1.-Cll AGJNY. Abollse the Cetusc, and Misery sill leo- tress of Ind! expos will Van'eh Gas Indigestion be cured 7 ilut,drele of thousands of people who suffer Eton belching of sea; biliousness. sou: 1tonl- ar., fullness, nausea, shortnrsa of beet. tee bud taste in mouth, foul bre i' . :,, r- vnus:.ess and other distr•ssing ?temp- tonts, arc askir:g tt•en,. "Ise s that ques- tion daily. Arid if mese earn, douhting 3yspep- tits ':ouid only read tide thousands of sincere letters from people who of cc suffered as teedly as they do now. but who have hear, quickie and permanentlY cured by the use of NIi-o-na, the mighty dyspepsia remedy that cures by remov- ing the cause they will go to W. 9. Cole this very day and get a large box of %1I -o -rut tablets. and start themselves on the right road to health at once. The price of Mt-o-na tablets Is only 50 centre. and W. 9. 'Cole guarantees them 11 curt Indigestion on money hack. Thin or lean or scntwney people will find In MI -o -11a a maker of flesh and blood, because it causes the stomach to extract more nutritious matter from the food. which quickly enriches the blood. ME CURES CATARRH, ASTHMA, Bras[ hitis, Croup, Coughs and Colds. or Nosey back. Sold and guaranteed by to. 5. COLIC, EXETER AROUND ABOUT IS. CROaIARTi'-Jos. Speare. who Ites been laid up with plturlay for two weeks and has been very 111, is now get- ting better and hopes soon to be him- self again. -Mr. Hugh Norris is Ulla week moving 1n13 Staffs to retire from active !onions, havieg given up his farts to his sats Harry. Ile 1s deserving of a go,d rest in his declining days. -The Pottle of Mr. John Leary Is a sad one .t present. Only last week they lost t little son with diphtheria and now Mrs. Leary, another child and Miss Robinson, the hired girl, are all 111 of the sante disease. leIPI'EN.-George Taylor 18 nurs- ing a very sore hand these daye. Ile was gathering stones. and while put- ting a large era- !,t front of the wag- on the horses moved forward, anti his [tigers were caught between the wheel and the ato;te, with the result that they were hilly smashed. Several stitches were required to close up the wou Clintoa,-Thos. Cottle t•ec•elved wotd on Tuesday that his brother Mr. Geo. Cottle had passed away at Mountain home. Idaho. at the age of 73 years. Deceased had gone to the States last March to visit his daughter. Mrs. Wm. Ross. and had been feeling well considering his Ill health. Ile suffered front nervous trouble for about eight years. ItUSSELDALE.-Mr. Alex. Trenttvre, who was recently severely kicked and had his leg broken as well as tramp- ed on by a cow, Is progressing favor- ably, but it will be some time before he is Able to resume his farm duties. Itt'SSELDALE.-Mr. Win. Russell, who was recently burned out, has mov- ed into Mr. John Roy's house. The neighbors realizing the severe loss to Mr. Russell took up a subscription for hint and lj200 were collected, besides a large quantity of bedding. He and Ills family are comfortably settled in the law home. Kipper. -The Presbytery of Huron met here on Tuesday when ltev. J. Richard- so:l was Inducted Into the pastorate of St. Andrews and It111sgreen churches. Rev. F. it. Larkin of Seaforth presided Rev. Mr. Percy of Londesboro preached 1tev. Mr. Smith of Nessan addressed the minister and Rev, air. Fraser of Rae fiell the poople. In the evening a recep tioe was held when the ladies of the two ca:.gregattoioe served tea In the btsenlent of the church. Then followed .t program of addresses and muse-. Chiselhurst.-George G. l'ybue. son of Mr. Henry Pybus of Tuckersntlth has just graduated from Wesley College at Winnipeg. taking the degree of 13. A. l3rucefleld.-Mr. and Mrs. Geo. dill of Stanley left last week on a two months' trip to the old country. They sailed front Montreal to Liverpool and will vis it relatives In England as well as 80e - Ing nralty points of Interest In other panto of the Old Land. Staffs. -The Ontario Agricultural Col- lege, with a view of emphasizing the value of drainage, are holding demos: - 'orations In different parts of the prov- hare. One of these demonstrations was held on the farm of Mr,. John Fell. near Staff t on March 28th, and proved both interesting and Instructive to those who attended. A WINDSOR LADY'S APPEAL To All Women : I will send free, with full instructions, my jtome treat: went which positively cures Loucorrs lama, Ulceration, Displacements, Fall- ing of the Womb, Painful or Irregular Periods, t'terino and Ovarian Tumors or growths. also liot Flashes, Nerv- ousness, Melancholy. Pains in the need, Back, Rowels, Kidney and Bladder troubles where caused by weakness peculiar to our sex. You can cnntinOe treatment at homo at a cost of only about 12 cents a week. My book, " Woman's Own Medical Aaivist'r•" also sent free on request. Write to -day. Address Mrs. M. Sum- mers, I3ole Nan Windsor, Ont{ HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS WESTERN CANADA :ANAOIAN PACIFIC LOW ROUND TRIP RATES 001140 DATES Apr. 5, 19 Jose 14, 25 Aso. 9, 23 Nay 3, 17, 31 July 12, 2i Sept. 8. 29 =ROUGE SPECIAL TRAINS TORONTO TO WINNIPEG AND WEST Les,. Toroota 2.00 p.ni. ess oboes does Through First and Second Claes Coaches. Colonist and Tourist sleepers. Apply to nearest C.P.R. Arrest or write R. L Thompson. U.P.A . Toronto. ASE !OB ■o1RS11IEIS' PAIMILEt Are realizing more every day the value'o( the'Conclse, memory tkkling !Classified Want Ads. Make your story short and pithy and our Want Ad. Columns will repay you • hundred fold for the small Investment. Tackersntah,-A quiet but l atere.0^g evua to)k •plea:' et the home of Mr. said Mrs. Johan Sproat. Tuckersnnith. on Saturday, when their daughter Sites Helena of Detroit was united In marri- age to Mr. Ralph C. Pokes of ,hat city. Tel y will reelde 1:1 Detroit. Hay Township. -Following are a few particulars of the !lay Township, tak- e:t front the assessment roll for 1910 recently completed by Assessor Lipp- eardt.-Area int township. 5'_,486, acres rleared 48,708; woodland 2.147 ; slash 230; swamp 6.406 ; value of land 11,- 537,657: bulldinge $864,75e; eaemp- t:ons, $46,250; business 121,786; le - come #1,350; total assessor nt $2,471,- 79tt.•te. Population 8.071. births 56; dt., y •J•t. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR IA Court of Revision OF THE Village of Exeter NOTICE is hereby given that a Court of Revision for the A:s'es.ment Roll of the Village of Exeter will hold its flrst meeting for the preer.t year in the Town Hall, Exeter, on Fs iday. the 3rd day of June, 1910, at 10 o'clock a. in. JOSEPH SENIOR, Exeter, May 17th, 1910. Village Clerk �aAa aalillealikagkaaa Manure litters Beatty Bros.' Feed and Litter Carriers 1111 Beatty Bros.' Steel I Stalls &Stanchions Can be installed as cheap as lumber and Last forever. 4 Overhead Conveyors. Beatty Bros.' Load Binder These three things are great labor -savers for farmers and ne• cessities on a farm. For sale by 4 Wm. Gillespie, Exeter 10 PHONIC 51 WHEN FLOUR TIME COMES around again make a change for the better by order ing a sack of NIU1)KL. It is a flour that gives the housekeeper a right to he proud of her h„king A SACK OF MODEL FLOUR will yield better and more bread, cake and pastry than any other we know. Try a sack to test it. With each bak- ing tuade from it you'll feel surer and surer that at last von have found a perfect flour. A 6001) SUPPLY OF FEED ON HAND HARVEY BROS. EXETER ONTARIO Tho irra' prat •al training school th,tar;o ,u three department', Commercial, Stiortbtod d Telegraphy We sr,t graduate' to t.,fitinna. The ,Mmsn.l upon us for trainee help greatly at eert. the soap!, The three most rsrently placed are re.•-r•iog N,, Ktu int $P„ per month reepeetitvty 13, .i''•.. men stag our graduates are the beat. Enter our twee now (;et an free-stalaiue. I) A. McLACHi...A Principal. Organ and Piano Repairing and Tuning G. PEDLER, late of Chicago, ti Le derided to tetnain in EXETER frtr u)me time (indefinitely( and will wait on the swish. los ing pnhlie in the ,aparity of piano 81,41 ''Mian tuning mud fella it ing. 11- he„ node it his life work mud in 'intro:richly reliable, guar- .nrerieg a!1 t't•tk. F-Ilr+wing are a few price,: New Siting-, 2.1c each Tone !tern! tr,r a $3.00 up fient•tAl Tuning. .92.00 Key L�vellin¢ .50c ')vethtiding . .from $10 to $25 New Action 11811 II, (loners for Square i'iano from $2A1 to $31) It•' -Varnishing. i'rtlishing (leaving like new done at lowed figures. Estimates on Wipe Ortgsn Tuning & Rep tiring t•arninhe'd nn request. All work satisfactory Or no pay. Orfsreleft s: John Pedler's Residence t)o'tt` 11e'i 5''..t, o, 0 Pe 0.I.11. a:trTP,R, eel rear.[ a pea np• [.iasis[.