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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1910-06-09, Page 5Mt III WWII SAS t . lie. I MTMAI GREAT DEMONSTRATION Owing to unforseen circumstances the Demonstration of the merits and many uses of Laqueret has been postponed to WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15th, 1910 It will be of great advantage to those interested to attend this demonstra- tion. Don't forget the date, June 15. Souvenirs for Ladies and Children Given; 1 Away Hawkins' Stove & Hardware Store, Exeter asi The Molsons Bank Incorporated 11356 Capital (paid up) Rest Fund - - $3,500,000 $3,850,000 Has 72 Branches in Canada. and Agents and Correspondents in all the Principal Cities in the World. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TIANSACTBD. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate. EXETER BRANCH Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government. DICKSON & CABLING, Solicitors, N. D. HURDON, Manager, IS TOUR STOMACH WRONG? LITTLE DIGESTERS will put it right q uIckb► sad se eb- Mosey back if they do sot cure. A/ al Osigisis, 25e. a Bos. sr direct from THE COLEMAN MEDICINE CO., TORONTO FREE TO YOU -MY SISTER P ate TO YOU AND EVERY SISTER SUFFIR• INC FROM WOMEN'S AILMENT,. 1 am a woman. i know woman's ttnfet'Ihjs. I have found the cure. � my beam treest. I will mail free of(anych moat with full instrucions to any eafrrer from women's ailments. I want to tell all women about MIAs cure - you, my reader. fur yourself. your daughter, your mother, or your Critter. I want to tell you how to cure yourself at home without the help of a doctor. Men cosset understand wotn- enesutferinga. What we women know', rem ex. multiage, wu know tetter than any doctor. 1 kaew that my home treatment is a safe and sure cure for Leuc.rrhQaor W hit i.h discharge, Uluratlon. GIs. placement or felling of thoWomb. Profuse. Scanty or Palatal Periods. Vierlae or Ovarian Tremors or Growths, also pales le thehead. beck and bowel,. bearing doe nk.lings, u • creeping feel. lag up the spine. mela•choly. desire to cry. hot flashes. weariness. Widnes and bladder troubles where caused by weakness peculiar to our sex. I want to send you a c replete 10 days treatment entirety tree to prove to you that you can caro ou•Itnt bottle. racily, ulckly Watt enrol Remember. that It will cost you noddy to give you Nett treat meet a rn'npl.t o trial; and if you should wi.h to continuo, it will cost you only about 11 rats • week, or le+.thaft ttoocentaaday. It N ill not interfere with your w ork or occupation. Jest send me your same and address. tell me how) oilter. If yonwb.b anti 1will.cndyou teo ere. treatment for yourca...entirelrfin plain wra.1wr.bryret ore mall. 1willal.o/endyonIrrs elcosl,my book --"WOMAN'S OWN MEDICAL ADVISER"withezplanatory illnstratlon..how Ina why women queer. and how they can eaailycure th, ipoler,.. t home. F:vrrywoman ehoubt have It and learn to think ler herself. Thenph.':;thotltn'toreay. "Ymtmust hsvrnnopern- tJon,"you can dee'Liofor youn+elt 'I'houaandsof nom.•nhave cured thotnt.lcrawith gay hunto remedy. It c'ar's a11. old or voltam. To M.thera of Dauaiaer.. 1 will explain a "ample hon.o treatment which .q.eMily and "'M. -4,1411y cure. 1.t•oeorrhova, tlreen Sickness, and Painful or ktetvitar Menstruation In Yu'tng L..•liea, Plumpn.r..a and health always result from it. use. 'hererer you Ilya. 1 can refer yn'a W Lath-', of your awn locality who know and will /gladly tell any .0 /refer that :hi. Meme Treat meat really cores all women'" dt' ease,t and stake. women WSll.strong. pill mp and rote let. Just Aetna res your address. and Lifetree ton dare tmatmenti4 yours,; ileothubusk. Write) today. .s ))n nil, fl)l yoe may not. seechi.etreragain. Addr•es URS. M. SUMMERS, Ron H I140 • WINDSOR, ONT. GOLD MEDAL -FOR - Ale and Porter AWARDED JOHN LABATT AT ST. LOUIS EXHIBITION 1904. Only medal foe Al. in Canada. The great practical mining school of Ontario in three department.•, Commercial, Shorthand d Telegraphy We assist graduates to positions. The demand upon us for trained help greatly ',tweed.; the supply. The three most recently placed are receh ing $40, l50 sad Steeper umeth respectively. Business men state ear graduates are tee best. Enter our classes new. Cet our free catalogue. D. A. McLAOHLAN Principal. MCGILLI VRAY COUNCIL Council stet pursuant to adjournment in Town Ball, McGillivray, May :loth. All members present. Minutes of last meeting were read and signed. Rosser - Nickles -That accounts amounting in ell to $383.90 be passed and orders issued 111 payment. among the items for pay- ment being $150 to John Hall, dam- ages for injuries received on the Town - line recently. Poore-Murdy-That By- law No. 7, of 1910. appointing valua- tors for sheep killed by doge. as read a first and second time, be read a third time and passed. -Carried. Poore-Mur- dydy-That Andrew Fartney be appoint ed in the room and stead of Wesley Dowkes as officer to prevent animals running at large. -Carried. Adjourn- ment to Monday, Jutte 27, at 1 o'clock. J. D. Drummond, Clerk. - MOOIIESV ILLS. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin O'Neil of South- gate visited with \tr. Will McDonald on Sunday. -Mrs. John Bloomfield and two rhitdren are spending a few days with Mr. John Bloomfield. sr. -Miss Josie eVhlteford visited 1n Clandeboye over Sunday. -Mr. Tont Gilmoure of Fort Huron paid a flying visit to friends here last week. -Mr. Albert Simpson had a successful burn raising last week. - Mr. Joh:, Bloomfield .tt,d Mr. Sam. !tod- gine spent a couple days In town last Marshall Miller is in Lo tdot, this week on bush:,',',.-\ir. Ed. Mara 1 j-.. etas sold his vaiuthle farts to Mr. Le • tot e7.500, --Mr. elute. Fraser of Part Huron has returned home after a p1' ,sant visit with his mother. If,%RP1.EY Mr. and Mr's. .taroSnerritt, of N. 1) Ikota, w'ha have b c:; visiting friends it 1(ensall :and Exeter for a few wreken returned to their brothers mere on Sat- urday. accompanied by Mr. and airs. T. ) [landlord, who returned home Sat- urday evening. -Mies La itclle hand- rd spent Saturday with Miss Hazel v .. mitt. -Misses Hazel and Lydia Shrr- ritt. also John Leve and sone took In the picnic from CNettenary on Saturday. -.ire you golag to the picnic will M the Auestlon asked now. SemkSteel Fire -Pot -Not Gray Iron AFTItE-P.►T of a furnt,e should 1,.- able to endure tr nn n.l.,us heat and to repel the attacks of sulphur fumes. The material commonly used for a fire -pot is gray iron. The Sunshine fire -pot Is .Vemi- Ttoel. Now, avoiding technical Orme. gray Iron has what may he called "open" (Mores. Through there eipen" p tees the deetrw'tty a sulphur feta',', :attack the Iron and h viten disintegration On the ,ether hand. Semi - Steel is a ctwe-grninel nta- terlal. with a smooth -as -glass surface which practically seals or "cioses" up the pores. Semi - Steel easily repels the attacks of gas fumes and thus greatly prolongs the life of the firo- pot. A Semi -Steel fire -pot weighs it) per centheazter than the same 11:.- and pattern in gray iron It is therefore better ahle t•' endure tremendous heat. Remi -Steel Is made by an I rc lrssi; a Mcl'lary prn,•ees. You . an only get a Sem)-Steel fire -pot with a McC'lary furnace. That is one strong reamon why you should have the Sunshine Installed In your home. Our agent In your locality will tell you many other reasons. Ask him. Remember, the Sunshine Is guaranteed. by the largest makers of furnaces In British Empire, to heat your home to your entire satisfaction. 4S i �i ii Il .- 1 v- it O1NE flR M'C1arys London, Toronto. Montreal. Winnipeg. Vancouver, Et. John, N.B , Hamilton. Calgary. For Bale by T. Hawkins & Bon, Exeter ZURICH Mee. Bell at l.0:.don is visiting A'.t!. Mrs. D. S. Faust. -Mr. and Nits. C. Fritz vlslted relatives to Iiantllten this wc.k.-Mrs. Lydia Bosscnbcrry of Ber- tin, to visiting friends t.ere.-Mt. Edwin ;a:.d elites Enuna Zoeller of New Ham - belle. visited at the home of \Ir. Thos. Jo'.:nato:; last week. -Mrs. Isaiah WI( neer of the Zurich Road had the misfor- tune to break her ankle recently ,whlld wmrklng' around tete house.- Herrman ikndcr Sr., spent three weeks on a bua- fuss trip in Detroit. -Philip ii.tuch, at - ter at; illness of some weeks le •+lowiy- ;ecOvcrl;+i;.-Mr. John Ne enter ani'xif' ..t New Hamburg, vlolted wile Mr. and Mrs. Fred \\'lamer last week. -Mr. Ern Glee visited last week with Isle brother Henry Gi. s ;.t S. Jacobs. and Itis son Albert !n il�rltn. HAY COUNCIL Council met as a Court of Revielo:t on \Vednesdav, June Is,. A number of minor changes were made -Duncan Stew art's buildings were reduced *700.00.; tire-.• dogs were added to Dashwood. At the council hotting the following bus 'nese was transacted; Accounts passed. J. Wright & Co., $99.12 ; Municipal World $3.59 ; E. Warns. hauling grader 1.50 ; J. Laporte grading. etc., 39.00 ; C. Either, working grader 8.t)0 ; lI.Guen tier, work S. B., 113.20. The petition of it number of ratepayers of the 2nd and 3rd concessions to grant them the privilege of using the road for a tele- photte line was passed. Adjournment to July 11th at 2 pen. -F'. Hess. er., clerk. HENSALL Dr. Scllery, wife and son Lorne were In Tor)nto last week. The doctor at- tended the Dental Convention.- Union Services of the yletewdist and Presby- terian Churches were held last Sunday. lathe morning the services were Ln Car- mel Church and In the evening to the Methodist church. Rev. E. McL. Smith pre trhed at both services.-M(ss Bertha WIMil who has been spending the win- ter with her sister in Montreal arrived hoots on Tuesday night. -We understand t•utt Peter Triggerson has sold hie property in town to Nelson Blatchford, and Inas purchat ed the Peter ifuetitt property front R. McArthur. -Mr. Robt. Johnston of St. Louis, Mo., accompanied Ile tats daughter, is the guest of Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. James Miller of Kippers. They leave shortly for the old country. SCHOOL REPORT for May of S. S. No. 5, Usberne,-Sr. IV., It. Kestiee E. Flutter, E. McFalla. L. Moir, A. Ford It. Ford: Sr. IiI., M. .l,odie. G. Sic - Falls. C. Johns ; Jr. III., F. Higgins. O. Kastle, T. Ford, It. Moir, R. Perkins. Sr. II., A. Boulter; Jr. II„ A. Fiord. G. Perkins, C. Prout. Pt. II„ C Fisher, O. Moir. Pt. I., L. hicks. E. L. Mclhtreon,teach, r. Traa follow:ng is a correct report for ;he pupils of S. S. No. 71, Stephen. for the month of May :-IV.-C. Parsons A. Willis. J. Willis. V. ilogarth, R. Par- sot:s, M. Willis. Sr. 111.-1..' Sanders. C. Triebner, G. Stanlake, L. Schroeder. Jt. IIT. -T. Willis. ii. Schroeder, L. Sanders, C. Parsons. Sr, II. -M. Trieu- bner, I'. Sanders. L. Schroeder, V. Box, if. I'reezcator, V. Preezetor, L. 11111. Jr. II. -A. Shapton, R. Parsons. E. Hogarth. Sr. Pt. I. -F.. Stanlake. E. Preazcator. Pt. I. -G. Schroeder. V. Hogarth. Jr. Pt. i. --C. Willis. E. Presz- cator. L. Parsons, N. Sanders. \Vat. L. Tricbn+r. teacher SCHOOL REPORT for May of S. S. No 1. Cebarne-V. Class. J. Strang. G. Oke, G. Illatrhford: Sr. IV. J. Dougal, T. nougat. E. Bell. It. White . Jr. 1\'., E. Harvey. W. Strang. W. Dougal. 0. Rowrliffc: Sr. 1I1.. 11. Nell. F. Nei. t'. Harris. It. Dirk. G. Moir; Jr. iii., .1. Dougal. et. Strang E. Roe/chile, \t. Dew, J. Olbh• V. H'll, ie. Jarrett. K. '3.tndtre: 1i.. L. Neil. C. \torr, A. Dick, i. \titrtu ll, L. Oki,: Sr. Pt. I.. C. Nee. It. Moir. M. ieougal . Jr. Pt. ,I.. I. Moir A. Strang. T. Dougal. E. \fltcuell. 1'. •. i,u ria. No. ton roll, 37 ; average :11. \V. 11. Itydall, teacher. ---- ST. \LUtYS.-:\ quiet weddhrg was eelrbrated at the residence of Mr. Oliver Aiken. St. \tarys. on June 1st, when hie sister. Mien Serail Jane• Aiken was un- ited In marriage with Mr. Ifophlnc Mc- Farlane of Forest. SAINTSItJRT %Ir. and Mrs. Jos. Doupe of Kirkton visited at the home of F. Davis on Stui- d ay last. -Mr. .and Mrs. W. J. Davis a;td Mr. and Mrs. it. W. Hodgins visit- ed at ieryaneton the guests of .Mr. .and \ire. Garfield Nutdham Sunday.-J,enre9 Tur:,cr is going to move onto the farm ' 1' I;.te re:,tcd from McDonald e.- \►r. .a -,d \ire. Wil►i.ents were called away Sunday to Watford owing to the death of the 1ttter'e Lather, Thos. Malts. 111s death was 1 wa'd by his fallin3 from .e barn. He only lived a few hours. - airs. N. B. Davis, Frank Davis. W. J. Davis. Fred Davis. and Frank Smyth also attended the funeral In W.atf trd on Tuesday. Mr. Maine is a nephew of Francis Davis of this place. -Mr. Ua,. \1cKellar and sister ICatie visited at Mr. McDonald's last week. -Mr. and Mrs. Will Scott visite.1 .at the home of F' .J. i)+vie Sunday. SiIIPKA Tne Farm, r'" Bulk has opened ;a branch here In itani;ar,'s Hous" -opr:t Tuesday and Friday. -Dougal \trTsaau will raise his barn this mummer. -John Deitrich la building a new kitchen.-Mre Joh•, Lynch has returned from Michigan where she attended her mother's funeral, -Janes Hannan has his Temperance House and Stable in excellent condition to accommodate the public.-feetator V. Rutz of New ilambutg called on old friends last week. -Fred Geiser ie er- ecting a new cement herr house.- Herb. Itarlton Ie putting a centrist wall un- der hie barn. -\ire. Fred. llelntzntar, has been called to the bedside of her father hear Tecewatrr, who 1s at the point rat death. -Christopher F'Inkbeiner, who received a severe bruise while at work in Aweitzer's portable saw mill ;e progressing favorably. -Mr. y.tmuel 1' weiterr has all the timber o:; the ground for the erection of .e new saw mill, flag mill, dropper and elder mill. talc, 9weitzer, who Is the it''eve of Ste- phen, is attending the County Council at Goderh'h U,Ie week. -The beautiful rain./ have refreshed the growing crops sleety, but we are now anxiously await - :ns more sunshine and heat. CLA NDER(3Y R There was a large crowd ttec'r Thurs- day in reference to the school site. The judge reserved decision. --Mrs. Ilodglus has t he best garden of potatoes In .he village. She platted a year ago and dug theta up this spring. and there w.ts c;toatgh s':'ed left in the ground for another crop. They look splendid. -Mr. E. O. Jones of London was here Met week. -Mr. Jos. Fly:ttt la worktn3 on ttee Clandeboye vect,on of the L., H. and 11. Railway. -Crops i:o general around i.a re are looking eplendtd.-Mr. E. Mara sold his ateGI!ilvray farm on the London and Godcrictt road to Mr. W. Lee for ;t7't'`t..-Mr. F. liodgins sold fifty acres of his farm on the London a:1d McGillivray townl[ne for u good sunt. -Mr. .\. ilodgitts of the Courses line has bought an Ora \\'ilk's spring colt for $100, -Several people here plant- ed onions to raise Dutch 'fete. They - fine. SEAFORTI1.-W. i'inkard & Son, who nave 9'eu rat tying on a large dry goods and clothing business here for a :;utttbcr of years, have decided to go out of business in Seaforth. and, will go to Calgary. :Uta., where they have al- ready leased large premises. ))A\ Y FIELD. -Mr. John Tippet void hta residence and harness shop last week to \\'rat. Foster for $1400. The buyer gets possession 1n November. - lfarry Darrow has purchased the Com- mercial Hotel from Mr. Sant. Mannus. of London, who has owned It for the past three years. Mr. Darrow formerly owned the hotel and ran a good house. The license transfer is being advertised in another column of this paper. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR I A Organ and Piano Repairing and Tuning G. PEDLER, late of Chicago, hits decided to remain in EXETER for sorne time (indefinitely) and will wait on the music loving public in the capacity of piano and organ tuning and repairing. He has made it his life work aud is thoroughly reliable, guar- anteeing all work. Following are a few prices: New Strings 25c each Tone Regulating $3.00 up General Tuning $2.00 Key Levelling 50c Overhauling from $10 to $23 New Action and Hammers for Square Piano..from $25 to $$I) Re -Varnishing. Polishing (leaving like new) done at lowest figures. Estimates on Pipe Organ Tuning & Repairing furnished on request. All work satisfactory or no pay. Ordereleft at John Pedler's Residence South Main Street, or O. PEDLER, EXETER, +.ill receive prompt attention. LUCAN-Mr. W. A. McLean of the Cee - teal Hotel havl:tit completed the chat:gen and intprove:ner.ts required by inspect- or Mugladcty. .a.ud provincial limp-etor Snider, was grunted a license by the Board at their meeting on Tuesday. CLINTON-Mt. ar.d Mrs. D. Cattteton arutounce the engagement of their scconl daughter, Ida Iseb •I1 Pearl. to Mr. Andrew Wcath, 'wax of Orlllla. man of Sir. 11. Weatherwax of Tills:ebur,;.'Poe 1 1 *rrla-ge takes place on Juue .I s'. ewe - Children Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTO R I A HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS WESTERN CANADA CAt1AI)IAti NACU iC LOW SOUND TRIP RATES GOING DATES Iter. 5,19 Joao 14,28 Aug. 9. 23 Ray 3, 17, 31 Jsly 12, 28 Sgt. 6. 20 TRIOUGI SPECIAL TRAINS TORONTO TO WINNIPEG AND WEST Leave Tommie 2.00 p.m. �'y,� w •beve days Osl Sand Tourist Sleepers. rst and d Class Cwc6ea, Alsply to -nearest C.P.R. Agent or write � L 'Thompson, D.P.A.. Toroato. All rot ao/a1WMS' ?AIBP ILLY A STUDY IN BLACK AND WHITE' brings to light things not drei;tt 1 of 'rafor.'. Study the WHITENESS AND FINENESS •)P' FLOUR from here and you'll agree It'a all Its uveae "MODEL signifies. For rich cakes and Wes and dainty roll% and home made bread. try it. It kills 1.1- tligest o:e every time. HARVEY BROS. EXETER ONTARIO NEW IDEA FURNACES increase the value of any house -save money because their scientific construction means fuel economy -eliminates after costs, because built right by men who are skilled in the science of heating. Secure our FREE book on "New Idea Furnaces." It solves the heating problem for laymen in a practical and econgtllical way. It gives reasons for "New Idea" superiority ''xplains exclusive devices and tells just how they Make for furnace perfection. Write for it. GURNEY, TILDEN & COMPANY, Limited For Sale by Ma ,e »; , N` ` W. J. HEAMAN, HAMILTON - ONTARIO 1771 When it Comes to Pie, Madam, Words Fail Us r Even in the long ago when the preacCh�j laid "Dearly Beloved". even then did we tickle our fahcy with the greedy thought that he rea/Iy meant -PIE. For pie, in each of Its myriad varieties. is the grand wind-up to a j:y spread, the last act of a play with a happy ehding. Do yOu make good pie, Madam -pie that is pie ? Do YOU ? Says the eminent editor of the New York Sun : The apex of a wedge of pie is the o'horing overture 10 J "cnrsc ado 4( dsr'ig*t wltai * "reaches as climax in the "crust ens', and es this • 'ends? becomes part °I onise one knows :An pie is for." Tire "crest end.' is the final '• cause of pie itself its raison ".f hrs. the saurian of the b.'iss/W1 riddle, why is pie." Rut the crust 1s made of flour. you know. and FIVE ROSES Is • sae- 1•r+s' flour for pie crust. and psi'f paste. aud such like. . • • • Because, Mistress Housewife. FIVE ROSES makes your paste close grained. even of texture and eating qualities. With a delicate. indescribable fla- vor, sweet as a nut. tender and rich In color and appearance 'f you should make such pies. Madam, with the FIVE ROSES crust end" - Whether of apple, or lemon. or tartllke peach ; Whether of healthy custard, juicy pineapple, glorious mince or dear old pump- kin and squash,;or all soppy with the rich red ;nice of the cherry - Why you get the flower or the pie Jowly ev-ry time (no black sheep in that faintly I, a truly seeeel-rat. tasty article. With richftllingo`. your own composition. daintily baked in a crust that ;eaves no unpleas- antness Never tear the div- ver,g'ance of an offended stomach. or any calamity due to"tnside information- -If you use FiVE ROSES,Madam. Then watch the ('.ngry wedges disappear, showing fin._ appreciation of YOUR culinary skis'. T3 say nothing of the surreptitious pieces between :Heals. y). know. And pie 11 13 at cis wry bot.! when wrapped up in a FIVE ROSES :rut. So, Madam, ,se your tum ;•, igment. P)