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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1910-06-16, Page 5i Positively cure Dyspepsia. Promote Digestion. Mosey back if they fail to CUr'e. Al all Druggists or direct fro. L 2Sc. a Box. COLEMAN MEDICINE CO... T rs.I.. 1 1 India Pale Ale Brewed from se- lected hops, choice barley malt and pure spring water, with the utmost care. Bottled at the brewery depots to ensure proper handling. That is why Labatt''. .Ve is equal to the fin- est, surpassed by none, though it cost+c..nsunter., only about hall a, much as imported goods. The Molsons Bank Incorporated 1850 Capital (paid up) - $3,500,000 Rest Fund - - - $3,850,000 Has 73 Branches in Canada. and Agents and Correspondents in all the Principal Cities in the World. A GENROAL RANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. SAVINCS BANK DEPARTMENT at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate. - EXETER BRANCH - Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government. DICKSON & CARLING, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager, Ir LITTLE DIGESTERS 1 Our success with popular -priced wheels last year encouraged us to plan for still better quality and value this season, with nothing in sight to nearly approach their construction and equip- ment for the money. What we offer is regular Coupled with the Hyslop guarantee of thorough satisfaction or no sale. Country people can order direct by mail with the assurance of prompt service and immediate shipment. Send at once for Bicycle Folder giving fuller particulars. Your name and Sd.'.re.s is all we need. 8011001. REPORT of 8. 8. No. 8. L's- max. 4011-H. Shute 2711; R. Fletcher 282 ; G. Copeland 202; L. McCurdy 1711. Jr. 1i.. m:ix. 200-11. Shier 139 ; .G. Bor- ah 114: 1). McCurdy 109. Pt. 1.. Sr. - M. McCurdy. Pt. L. Jr. -1. Francis. M. [loupe. I. McCurdy. Primary Class. -V. Itodgert, E. Harris. L. '1cCurdy. E. Mc - borne fnr May.-I'uplls whose names are marked with an asterisk were ab- sent during part of Examinations. Sr. IV. Max. 400-E. Doupo 286: L. llarrls 207. Jr. IV.. Max. 400-i. Irvine 274; 11. Doupe 126.; J. McOollogh, absent. Curdy. L. Irvine, G. G. Gll("lan, A. all - Sr. Ill.. max. 400-T. McCurdy 291 ; M. titian, E. Copeland. No. enrolled 29: nv- Hodgert 291: 1e. F'rancl. 278: 0. Cope- erase attendance 21. land 227 ; D Balfour 1 "' Sr 11 Elsie M arc town teacher , TRY TIIE MONEY -BACK CI IRE 1 -'Olt INDIGESTION Nine tunes in ten atotuaci, derange- ments are responsible for sallow com- plexion, dull eyes aid thin body. It !s the stomach that supplies nou- rishing blood to the muscles, the nerves and skin. 1f the btornarh is healthy, plenty of nutritious matter will he ab- sorbed by the blood. 1f it 111 not healthy the food will ferment, and undigested. will pass through the bowels, furnteh- ing so little ttutr'tious matter that the blood becomes innpovcrtshed. and the glow of health vanishes. If you suffer from nervousness. sick headache, belching of gas, sour taste in the mouth, heaviness after cat'ng, or any other miserable etomaca disturb - !ince, you need Mi-o-na, and the ■ooi:••r you get It the quicker you will log ' calthict and happier. It will relieve any distressed 'stoma( 1. condition almost immediately. It will ure if used according to directions. W 8. Cole sella it for It cents a targe t.oa. and he thinks enough of 1t to guarantee it to cure indigestion. 0 (faltifitO-0-/W CURES CATARRH,- ASTHMA, Bronchitis, Croup, Coughs and CoYy et wooer back. Sold and gmeanteed by W. S. COLE, EXETER. iIAYF'IELD.-lt is our sad duty to record the death of Wm. Stirling on June 4th. aged 75 years. They had resided here two years, corning from Goicrlch Township, where they lived on tete farm 118 years. -Another old settler pissed away on the eth, Thos. Stilt - son, aged 88 years. He had been a resident of the Bauble Line for 40 years moving there from near Varna. - _- STEPHEN COUNCIL. The council of the Township of Ste- phen convened in the Town Hall, Cred- lton. on Monday, June 8th, 1910„ an 1 p.m. All members present. Minutes of previous meeting read and approved Love -Anderson -That Jos. Lawson bci awarded the contract for the construc- tion of a cement culvert on the 3rd side road opposite lots 15 and 18, Con. 20, for the sum of $312. --Carried. It was resolved by the Council that the resolutions peened oa January 10th and May 28th, 1910, appotntlltg Jonah Sims C'tartcs Lochner, Richard Webb and John Lawson. inspectors to enforce By- law No. 157. he reaclndcd. and that John G111 of the Village of Exeter be and Is hereby appointed inspector to en- force the provisions of said by-law. The duties of the said John Gill shall com- mence on Monday, the 13th Inst. The following orders were passed,- ;Municipal World, D. & W. Drainage planks 2.84; Wm. Wein, breaking brick bats. 6.00; Geo. Hepburn. rep. bridge 75c; Wm. Redden, brick bats, Ord S.R. 15.00; Wm. Davey, rep. M.C.B., 1.50; John Gainer, the across road 2.80; J lfoulahan, the across road 1.80: A. li.tyter, Statute labor 8.00. Council ad- Journed to meet again In the Town, !fall n t Monday, July 4th, at 1 p.m. Henry Either, Tp. Clerk The ,;ren pri`'tI aI Bening school to, of Ontario in Commercial, Shorthand & Telegraphy We assist graduates to ii-ntione. The i1rmand upon es for trained help zreatly exceed. the supply. The three mitt re...nth, placed are rerei. Eng tN'r, yr and Stir/ per rhoith respe.•rirely. Bit.ine,. men Kate our gra Juste, are tin best. Enter our dames now. Cet our free eatat.gue. D A. NcLACHLAN Principal. Special Moth: o. BETTER THAN SPANKING. spanking does not cure children of bed- wetting. There is a constitutional cause for this trouble. Mrs. 11. Summers, Box 810 Windsor, Ont., will send free to any mother her successful home treatment, with full instructions. Send no monoy,but write her to -day if your children trouble you in this wry. Don't blame the child, the chances am it rant help it. This treatment also curet' adults and awed people troubled with urine difficulties by day or night. It's easy to grow plants in a Sunshine -heated home Pure,Warm Sunshine Air 4 I A't PE',OPLE living in homes heated with ordinary furnaces often claim they cannot grow plants with any degree of success. This is due to the fact that or- dinary furnaces are not provided with an Automatic Gas Damper. There is nothing to prevent coal -gas, which is deadly t•i plant life, being forced up through the registers. Ndw, when the gas In the combustion chamber of the Sunshine reaches a certain pressure It :treys open the Automats, (;as Pamper and passes wp the chimney. consequently there 1s no char e for ft to escape through the reel.ters. instead, the air that pastes through the registers is pure, warm, Sunshine air. laden with the proper degree of moisture from the water -pan It's the kind of air that makes planta thrive and Is good to breath into your own lungs. ft yon want to guard your home (and who doesn't') t. Inst evil - smelling. deadly coal gas ord-r our agent to Install the Sunshine furnace (gwaraatteJ) in your cellar. AIW,, "t�lllE Fp1 � MEClarys 4//10\� 48 For Sale by T. Hawkins & Son, Exeter LONDON TORONTO CALGARY WINNIPEG HAMILTON M081'11 A1. VAN('r)UVER �T J0118. N.B. 7. CR ICH Mise Amanda Durst of lte::rnillev 1s the gucrt of Rev. and Mrs A. D. Ole- chler.-Dr. Wilson hat disproof(' of his practice and property to Dr. McKtuno:t of Toronto. ->(r. J. 11. Sehuettler was iiii.rried last week to a young lady of Cleveland. They will reside here. -Mies Florence Lapotte of Providence Iloaplexi at Detroit, and alias Blanche Laporte, who 11411 been at Ursulhte Academy. at C-tathanh for some months, are vielt- tree their parents. Mr, and Mrs. John; Laporte, Sauble Line.-:\ number of res- idents have purchased lots ort llisson- nette Avenue, St Jo.seplt, from Mr. Y. Lamont, who bought them at a tax sale sone time ago.- IIENSALI. Mts. Uawthorpe of Tavistock Is 'h guest of her mother, Mrs. Dick.--itev. \y. Doherty attended the Synod of Hu- ron he London last week. -The addition to the Commercial house Is rapidly ap pro3 -t,ing contpletlon.-G. C. Petty was in London last week attending the slynod,-Mr. and Mrs. Harter and child who have been visiting Mrs. Geo. Dick have returned to Chicago. -A little child of David Jertnette, aged ten, was taken "ick on Friday with what appeared to be an ordinary cold. On Sunday she became much worse and dial on Monday Four of the other children are now 111. On Investigation It has been dlsoover- ed that the children had eaten some can- ned salmon that had stood In an opened can for sometime. and they had been poisoned ae a consequence. -Mrs. Geo. Brown was called to Toronto by a tele- gram announcing the death of her nelce, Mies Thornton, third daughter of David T::oinaott of that city. She had been af:lir ted with pulmonary trouble for two years. -The remains of Mr. Andrew Wright who died in London, were taken front this depot to his home, two miles irtotth east of Chlselhuret, and later interred in Staffa cemetery.- ltensall students, Will Geiger and Arthur Mc- Allister have passed their final exams. in medlrtne at Toronto, and will receive their M. B. degree at Convocation. -1t. Drysdale and some members of the $teptnei,sou fancily from the Parr and Goshen Linea In Hay, attended the Ste- phenson to -union In Mailette, Mi_h., oe \Vederoeity last. CROD.ARTY Mr. Joe. Speare was in Toronto last week with his son Ralph, who under- went an operation to the hospital. Tire little fellow Itas had a crippled toot (m- eow time, the result of paralysis. and In order to have better used of the mem- hti it was necessary to have an opera - performed. -Mr. John Ruttier. who was taken down with illness a couple weeks ago. dons not seem to improve, in fart he Is now In a rather critteal eondit5nn. STAFFA. Mr. Rote. Dalton. who was so unfor- tunate as to have his back broken In an accident a couple weeks ago. is not lsnproving, and we are sorry to state that very little hope Is entertained for recovery. I(ARPLEY Mr. John Love spent Monday in Lon- don on business. -Mr. Jas. Hickey is On the sick list. We hope for a speedy recovery. -Mr. and Mrs. Tho". Love and family of IJarpley, also Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Webb, Donald and Isabel of the A. 11. Linc spent Sunday evening up the Sauble Llne.-Mies Ada Ilodg- Ins le visiting In London. -Mr. and Mrs': Aaron Shetritt nt Dlanshard, N. Dak,, who have been visiting friends hi this vicinity. returned home last week. -A .umber from thin vicinity attended Mr. Trios. \\'ebb's barn -raising on Thure- 1 ty -The cement rnlzer to btisy at Mr. Jo'tn J. Taylor's b1r11 at present. The nett move will be to Mr. Thos. Faille' barn. under which .t foundation will be put. -hurrah for t he picnics. McGILL-IVit.%T .\ very quiet wedding K.t4 solemnized it the residence of Mrs. Robert Wilson. London, on Wedieaday. June 81h, when her second eldest daughter, Alvina Cor- nelia. was united In marriage. to Mr. Edward Morgan Faulder of McGillivray Township. Precisely at 11 o'clock. the young couple took their places under an evergreen .inch. The ceremony was perforated by illy. L. W. Diehl of Pain - ley. The bride was becomingly attired and carried bridal roses. She was. given away by ,ter brother Vernon. Af- ter a dainty wedding dinner the happy couple left for their home in MrG111lvrty ABOUND ABOUT US. MiTCIIELL-W. J. Gilbert. of Mitchell n:t Sut,day made an attempt to drown himself 121 Hamilton. by throwing hirn- telt Into the canal. Ile was seen by seer r3I people, among there George Ler- mer. who succeeded In reacu:ng him. Gilbert recovered and stated that Inabil- ity to secure work was the ruts . of the rash act. $EAFORTII-On Tuesday of last week Jas. Scott. of the firm of Scott Moe.. wan married to Mrs. Shortreed of this town. Rev. F. H. Larkin performed the ceremony, which was witnessed only by the immediate friends and relatives of the couple. Mr. and Mrs. Scott left on the afternoon train for a short wed- dlt:R trip to the Mantoullti islands. BitINSLEY-Rev. J. A. illood.wortit has been granted a three -months' leave of absence by his parish. He w111 leave Jure 16th. accompanied by the fautlly (or Woodstock. Brantford and other points. During his absence Mr. ('. Langford, a student of iluron Collette. will have charge of the parish. SEAF'O1tTh-The wedding of two popular young people of Seaforth was solemnized at noon on June loth. the contracting parties being Mr. J. A. Roberts and Miss Lyle Weir. young- er! daughter of Mr. a:id Mrs. James Wel r. F'ULLARTON-A deep gloom was cast aver the community when word was re- ceived that Phllmore (,happen, a bright and promising young man. late of Moosejaw, Sask. had passed away. af- ter a few weeks Betels* from typhoid fever In the hospital there. The corpse reached here on Mondayand after a short service at tete house. conducted by R. G. McKay. wee aid to rest its the village cemetery. 1 CLiNTON-Mrs. Horatio Kate dted at 1 Thursday in ruing at the residence of the:' soar, Chas. II. hale. She was one of the early residents of Clinton and re- spected very highly. 131tUCEF'IELD.-D. M. Roes ties pur- chased the Dixo:. Rowel from \Vm. Lex - r • Children Cry-• • FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA Organ and Piano Repairing and Tuning G. PEDLER, late of Chicago, has decided to remain in EXETER for some 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 and 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 $25 New Action and Hammers for Square Piano..from $25 to $30 Re -Varnishing, Polishing (leaving like new) done at lowest figures. Estimates on Pipe Organ Tuning .k Repairing furnished on request. All work satisfactory or no pay. Ord.»left at John Pedier's Residence South Wain &treat, or 0. PEDLER, EXETER, will receive prompt att.etios. b t of Ezerer for 62,200. Owing 10 :he pissing of local option in Tuckeremltat the Note' Las been closed attice May 1, and considerable inconvenience has been felt by persons coming to the teal ige. Mr. Ross will run the place ae a tem- perance hotel and he should have the support of all in the venture. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA GRANDTRU, uSYs EM Dominion Day RETURN TICKETS AT SINGLE FAIRE Between all stations In Canada. ... , • r Detroit and Port f(uron. M.' N. - ;- ara Falls and Buffalo. N.Y GOOD GOING JUNE 30 AND Jl LI. 1. RETURN LIMIT JULY 4th 1tr1•). NORTHERN NAVIGATION COMPANY' Grand Trunk Route Sallings of passenger steamers froth SARNIA for SOO. PORT ARTHUR and DULUTH. every Monday Wednesday A. Saturday at 3.30 p.m. Only the Wed- ltesday and Saturday steamers go to DULUTH. Sailing. from Oollingwood 1.:111 pan. and OWEN SOUND 11.45 p.nt. Wednes- day'a and Saturdays for SOO and Geo- rgian Bay ports, Information from hallway Ticket Agents or from the Company at Sar- nia or cont tgwood. Secure tickets and full information from J. J. KNIGHT. D'.p.tt Agent, Exeter, or address J. D. MenONALD, D. P. A.. G. T. Ry., Totonto. Here's the Truth, Madam, About Brown Breads A prejudice, is an imaginary truth surrounded by falsehood. Which reminds you oftilt rovn Bread prejudice, the Whole Wheat Idea and the FoodFade. If, Madam, you will kindly intrqd uce ug to the brilliant individual who started the fallacy that Brovn Breads is sounder, trore substantial, more sustaining than White Bread made, say from FIVE ROSES flour, we will gladly undertake to put him rr?ht. For, you see, we deny the allegation and. If necessary, would race the-er-"alligator". Thlsls the howof ttMadam. Brown or "Graham" Bread Is made from Graham Flour. Which, of course. Ls just common flour with the Brom added -Iota of it. from 2S to 100 per cent. maybe. Now, Bran is nothing but the woody fibrous husks of the wheat b.rrywhtch art t.tterly indigestible in the human food tube. and therefore absolutely us.,iss as nutrients. "eatemerreeerfif ftasAaa „e,1 Might as well eat an orange plus the skin, a banana plus the peel. a cocoanut plus the shell. • r • * So that, Madam, if YOUR brown bread contains 25 to 80 per cent. bran, worst than useless as food, It's a very costly fad. Aren't you paying too much for your whistle ? Then think that while bread made from FIVE ROSES flour contains no waste at all, being 100 per cent. pure nutrition. Moreover, the sharp, horny particles In bran -charged flour (Graham)tend 10 ir-rttat. tke a!ia.e1 fry t,uc1. Any ,attempt to est brown "bread three times daily with - ''out intermission tory quickly 'resulted tit semtritg up a ?Ur- ' •moxa :c•ith well -marked d'st- "urbane. of the stomach. This ' nus one of the many ta,'ucb.'e comnbuttvns to sc:ence �f Sir Lauder Brenton An "established the fact of th "cunt:411 re irritating elect "and eArtt rave to the rt. 1./nl "frrttat)omth.titleof 'BRO IVN "BREAD vASTAINS" . . • . * This, Madam. lest you lend too rel.iy an ear to calumnies against White Flour. For we mak- FIVE ROSES. and from it YOU can make breal tnft- nitely more substantial, sx,rler tastier. more telalising, more d: fes- t!ble and healtly/ul than the very best of brown or whole wheat brea.-1s. Ay. Madam. and infinitely . ieoner for it's tmposstble to purity the i'.•.: grade flour and bran In bro•att bread Mee we clean FiVE ROSES Our word on It. LAKE IT !11! ROM MIME ce., LTA, MOUTIUJ. (Q) i'rezjAWA1 I A Pay Bid Dividends it Since you have decided to install a hot air heating system in your home, you s'tnnl:l install the " New idea" for several strong reasons• tot. The " New idea " Furnace is a permanent invest. mens. Simply. yet s, ientifically ,and durably constructed. it will outlast the ordinary building. 2nd. The heart of a furnace is the fire -pot. 'rite fire -pot of the ordinary furnace is a constant source of trouble, repairs and cost. The " New Idea " has a solid, substantial, one•pier e tire -pot -designed by competent heating engineers and con• str a ted %%it's heavy flanges that strep; 'then the pot and increase radiation. 3rd. Tlta Duple% (:rate practically places the " New idea" Furnace in a class by itse:f. it operate on b.1:i-bearings a..da child can woe,: it ea=fly. As::es and • clinkers can he dumped in less than half a minute leaving a glowing fire. The " New idea Furnace costs no more than "just as gnod" makes. it assures fuel economy --is durably constntrted and eliminates all repairs and after cost. if you want furnace satisfaction you will install the " New idea." That's sure. N.B.-Send for our itooklet, " New idea Furnaces." what you ought to know about heating systems. Gurney, Tilden 6 Co., it tells HAMILTON Limited Montreal Winnipeg Vancouver For sale by W. J. Hearnan, Exeter. era