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�DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. 8., 0. D. B.,
itonor gr.Aduate of Toronto Unixeristy.
DENTIST.
Teeth extracted without any pin, or an • had e>lecte
Moe in Fan.oa. 'lock, west side Main street,
Rioter.
DR. D. ALTO( ANDERSON (D.D.S. L.D.8
DkNTIST
Honor Graduate of Toronto University and Royal
College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Also Post
Graduate of Chicago School of Prosthetic Denti.tery
(with honorable mention.)
ALuminum, Gold and vulcanite Plates made In the
neatest manner poatfhle. A perfectly harmless an-
aesthetic used fur paltdeasentractloa:of teeth.
Offkx one door south of Carling arcs. store, Exeter.
Plump;
Rosy
Culsildrt�n'
are children that get the
right food to eat - whole.
some. nutritious food—tea*
digested food.
Mooney'•
Perfection •
Cream Sodas
are splendid food for grow.
ing children. Made of Cana-
da's finest wheat, cream and
butter—they are
more noUristtitig
than bread, and
easier to digest.
wt
Always crisp and
zing in the
apoimoisture-proof
packages At
all aroc+or►
The British Parliament • has been'
Sie41eu1. summoned for Febtiary 14.
. r' - The United Empire Loyairels' Asea-.
reg. T. P. McLAUGILIN, I.IEMBER OF ?NE elation of Outari» suggest tat Cr►n:a-
Physician' rge of Surgeonhgdieieni chcu Mee, Dash-uegeons Ontario. tla should contribute a bat les1iip towood, Ont , the Imperial navy every five years.
'Ai;Kctideeers" - captured itt Port Arthtiv51f guns, 82,-
070 shell:;, 30,0t1i kilutt.& f powder. and
[] I(KOWN, Wlnehelse.•t. I.icenevt Auctioneer 2,2041,8(X) rounds of rttle• ant uiunition.
- • 11.''" tor t Counties of Perth and, Mtddtesex.
s1* for the to hip of tlsbome. Sat s prnraptly A' Michigan Cell 11n1 )'X press No. 23,
atten.tedt,and terms rraspnable.. `Sales arranged struck a cotter occupied 1. D,llliean
at Poet Office 1t•inehulsea. Witt (t - n11i1 Archie ('atmicha.I, ou
the public crossing, west of Dutton
statin', killing both Hien and the.
horse.
Gen. Nugi iepoets that the Japanesi'
PIANOS
.That Have tO be Sold.
1Va•have in stock THREE PIANOS
which have been in use for a short
time only, and wanting to snake room
for new goods, we are going to sell
these Pianos at a price that they will
have to go.
c
Intending purchasers would do well
to call and inspect these bargains he -
fore buying.
Violins and Violin Sund-
ries Always in Stock.
S. MARTIN
Headquarters for Stationery.
Cement
Constantly
on Hand.
at Exeter and Centralia.
The Best Cement in Can-
ada—National Brand.
Prices lots enough to suit eselylody.
Jos. Cobbledick
TRY
StarBran
Flour
It's the best.
HARVEY BROS
---THE—
Illcrcpagls Oank of CI1all2
HEAD OIYFICK, JioNTI4NA1.
Around About Us I Mitchell: The Mitchell Recorder has
St. M.u►s: \L. Hugh 1.. stews" the
hands. \1r. Harry Davey is
w 111011 • Married on 1Vedueeda • the 1)11reh,taer• He worked on the pa -
as (
1 ) > per ►out( yeltls age and is agad all
evening to Miss Gertrude Alberta niuiid printer•. Mr. (hurler Race will
Morris, grand daughter of Mrs. Me.j leave for Edruunton. Alberta, at the
1«teen. i end of the month.
(iodericl: 31r. John J. Kelly, of (h,dei•lctt Ip: After a painful and
Detroit, formerly of Blyth, has pur- t lingering illness, there paused away at
chased the Union Hotel from Mr. F r• h1111111e,er1111111e, on Monday Mary Padget,
and wiII ll take possession uu 01• about beloved wife of 11'nt. Tiplady, at the
February 1st. age of 73 years and 7 months. She has
Ails» Craig: While practising hoc- Leen a resident of this township since
key the other night Jno. McArthur.11471, coming hero from Whitby.
Jr., was struck with the puck in the I Clinton: The license cnnimissioners
face., cruising a wound that requited
» . of West Huron have authorized the Is -
number of stitches. sue of a license to P. Lewis, of London,
(iode•t•ich tp: The other day John and the leasee of the King Edward Ho -
Yen was pasiin •frun► the house to the; tr1, Clinton, when the furnishing of
barn, he' slipped and in the endeavorthe hotel is completed and the other
to save -himself he made 11 clean break' l•eyuitenit'lits of the law fulfilled.
of one of his ribs Mitchell: Thursday Jsuies Swan,
Logan: John Connolly has to pity of his d o his reward ad i of heetl welle 61th y for
,O and n" ) g'•
a bung time, and his death was not un-
expected. Deceased was ft man of
honor, and was highly respected. He
leaves a willow and grown-up family.
Sl. Marys: Mrs. %Vitite, another of
Mr. Joseph White, the auctioneer.
fell and broke her thigh on Monday
night. She was going down the cel-
lar for coal. She thought she h'id ar-
rived at the bottoms of the steps and
nettle a utistep which brought her
heavily to the ground.
Tuckersutith: While Win. Ellcoat
was hauling a barge load of trails Fri-
day he suet with an accident that will
in all probability lay hila up for some
11111e. Ile was sitting o14 the load and
the stakes holding the load onto his
rack broke, which allowed hila to fall
backwards and mix tip with the rails.
He .was released from tris perilous silo;
sit ion and taken to ttie house, The
doctor has been" unable: to find any
hones broken, het it. is thought his
spine in the te` ion of the kidneys is
injured, as well ars these] organs.
$ d costs to Joh)] Niters of this
township. In a scuffle at the Ilick's
House, Mitchell, on Christmas eve.,
. he kicked \Vaters and a broken leg
resnitoxl.
tit. Marys: Harry Davcy,fotenvoi in
the Argus office for nearly five years,
hats bought the Mitchell Recorder. On
leaving here he was presented by the
staff with eh address and silver tray,
'pitcher and goblet.
St. Marys: Little Jack Gregory,
seri of Mr. George Gregory, met with
a ulishnp a few days sgu. %Vhile ruu-
tting Hear the stairway the little fel-
luty accidentally fell down and fret: -
timed his colterl)one.
Brucefield: On Friday evening Rev.
M. C. McLennan addressed a meeting
of electors here. The tneeting was
also addt'essed Ity Mi(lsrs, Phott)as
Vritser, itutil Alexander Mustard, '.of
Ri•ucefleld,;"Mr. J. K, Kithira'', barris-
ter, of Seaford* and Mr. M. ,i•,, 11Ic-
!'. tin, of Seaford', af(ii'nier• 1_(:pl•(esent:.
Godericl): \\;tri. T. 1Vr14h, our wall%
knew') townsman, died on Tue day af-
ter an ill ile•ssof a yeaafsdurt;tion, from
litfght'a diswt5r. ,J ti deceased had,
lived in Gude)-ich ulleut *3 years.
ha ring colue (10111 81 iatfoi to nt;11-1 :1
jewel, y,stoie, which he cont Lined un-
til illness forced bite to retire.
St. Marys: A large and fashiouaIle
wedding look k,lu(4' at the reSidl•nce of
1fr. and Mrs. (o urge(Smith, of Br:ntt-
ford, oe 1Vednextlut Jnnnary Ilth,
when their seeend daughter, Vinoie,
tv.'s wedded to Mr. James .1..1.:uuond,
)r St. Marys. The ceremony tens. per -
n
f Hued )
)the Ito►•. V. ('oa'u•t 1. pas-
tor of.P:)rk Street Ilaptist (•1111rrh. in Paine's Celery Compound stands far
the presence of numerous friends auid shove any other Medicine that has
relatives, '. ever' been pI'PSCI•jlled It i9 food
(io
derich: •On Monday one of our the brain ane', a nourishment for the
'right young rueu,IilswoctiCeurpaigne blots!. It makers sick pe )ple well. It
nassr(l 10 the wotId beyond, after a ,•ares when every t hing else fails.
evert. illness of two weeks' duration. Paints Celery Cnrnlsnind was first
%IthougIi his friends had heard Ile '.►148 adopted by the medical professor, then
r meas 1
lv tl batbelieved •
few 14 1�et e
I the h
fall indorsed h a
Ind d1 •
c•'tit )
critical )) al •
1 e The
Y Yt
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'r4)
ur„ healthy young ratan, who came wisdom of }saris shows' its va(1uP in the
ft oat ',retied() Lo vend Christmas with winter Months as the great banisher of
his mother, Was ut.ar death, hence 1Ile 1•hc.)tauttistn,nenralgia,liVet•comp`lainte
11(W5 CitIlSI•d a waive of sympathy' to nervousness, and digestive troubled.,
pass over the town. ft is said EIswo,ul !'aims Celery Compound is now
whn W114* porn Is'. e,llight a severe cold within teach of all sufferers. It
11 the. train that ht ought hire benne: is the only medicine that can quickly
a
severe fever followed, the result 110- bring happy results and rt permanent
Lug death. eure. Try one bottle of Paine's Celery
Compound this month and see how
News of the Week.
John Smith, (fork -cleaner, was
funnel in a sited near Ituckton, and
died from cull and exposure shortly
after being rescued.
A deputation of temperance people
tvnited eu the• Loudon, (!tit.. ('ouuciI
to urge a 1(durtion in lilt. nuII)114r of
lector licensers. The tont lel was 1•c-
f.•i 144(1 10 +t eouunitlt.e.
311 s. 11'e'itze•1, :,bunt til) years 1)1d,
who nun rirrl the s,4 , rad tint( n few
weeks +1g,-, rel. bird 11114)+11 Wit 11 ,1 razor.
on Jan. I•_)1h, set erieg the wind pipe.
The Inr.11 i$l''I,'TM enrusi.let bei' in a
dangerous eontlitinn. Int? think she
may 1)cotel. -
About !bitty trout here for turd
'Ihrin.,•Ives Liao a soll.11-e 11111'. I'll
Dash -
capital Paid Up - 6,°°0030'• 'I'nerday n) ! t :,n,l dent.• .,.)t to Ih, li-
Rest .' Undivided I'rollls 3,218,9159 wood to spear! the evading with \Ir.
mid Alts. lle,u) %vin ,1. The night
1)3 BRANCHES IN ('A\', 1J:t e.:)5 �I,e1 l n. d,nrm o,d'abet an,u-.••
turn' a.el 41 Ii)y;,l )„orad Lints wits 8111.141
lnfet.•4t at mart fevorabtr,Anrr.•nt rifrmfr.n d.Ie 1')' ell.
slloAe.1 Co Paving, hank aOounls and he•
p.» 1 Iter: apta.
I •,nnnlrn-tal 1,0(4 r. of Culla issued asailahle Ir, Il'asslas Counterfeit..
Jgn.n and other relit 1-. untrfrs. Johnny—$ay, papa, passing counter-
.
Wing I..0,- n/ ('relit l .(te.l to travellrre I. leen
all general(1,.' .i,i,Ii,gdnese trans eted. felt money 15 unlawful, isn't It? Papa
) i itis ;go and mince th tt turn has Fieen
. —Yea. Johnny—Well, papa, If a man tulannf,letnring hops clothing has heron
SAVINGS H.1,NK was walking along the street and saw Iheil I:nsleln representative, severed
a ten dollar counterfeit bill upon the his connection the first of the year.
Titus rvsni, (T . (. slA%MIta. sidewalk and did tot pick It up He will accept a like (tusition with the
mud or t:eAs,I1R4 ('nine l8.,rscT,a Wouldn't he b• guilty of passing coup- well-known fi1111 0f E. 0. Hack borne'
terfelt money and couldn't he be ar. h ('1)•• Toronto.
rested and put In jail? Papa—Mon
CREDITON BRANCH likely the lunatic asylum. Now yob,
W. S. CHISHOi.M. Manager. may go to bed, my son.
Pai,ne9s
Celery
d
Com ound
p
A Food For .
Brain and Blood
re
for
5
s
•
11
improved you Will be.
The Great -
System Builder
Paine's
Celery
Compound
Goderiuh: F 1id:ty, John .Iones pass-
el nw•lty at Iris tesidt.nce, titter an ill-
ness of live o1 six weeks of intltntni:t-
lionof the lungs. The deceased was
a Canadian hat elf Scotch descent on
Itis mother's side ;nil Trish on him
rating's. Ile had been a remittent of
town tor• seven years, living before
at Ripley and Listowel.
Clinton: C.C. Rance, who has been
amsoeilt(el with the firth of Jneksen
hies. since their inception near) • 25
1Ayer P111
Ayer's Pills. Ayer's HU
Ayer's Pills. Keep eying
this over sod ov . a n.
The best laxative. -, -
Want your ild0lt>sfadi. ar beard BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
a $1 .fit tlitliw>. or rka laser? Use ion w a mum llu►iwae ea.strl�r a a
A Practical Business Training.
No young marl should cater any calling in life without
a business training.
'Doesn't matter whether the calling is a profession,
a trade of in the mercantile world, a man can do his work
better if he knows how to apply business method..
..The forest City Business and Shorthand College
teaches busincsq in a practical tray --does things just the
same as 8 business office.
Students may enter any time during term. Booklet free.
J. W, Westervell, Principal. Y.M.C.A. London.
Skilled In Her 'gladness.
Clarissa—Why, you silly thing! What
are you putting your damp hands out
on the window sill for? You'll get
them all rough and red. Annabel—
Yee, 1 know. But Mr. de Million thinks
that every wotnnn ought to do all sorts
of housework, an 1 I'm getting my
bands ready to sl ,,w off tonight.
Beyond Settlement.
Holly—What makes you so haughty
when you meet George? Why don't
you make spy with thin? Polly—
ire-cattle I should have to dentnnd an ex-
planation, and i can't remember what
• It Is I'm supposed to be offended about.
A SSssls Sias.
He—Yon say you like a manly man.
What 1s your Idea of a manly man?
She Well• for Instance, nue who
dovvn't stay and stay and stay just
because he known the girl Isn't strong
enough to throw hit' out.
se•I.ty'. ri
Since the mngnfftceta times of the
'Roman empire there hon never Leen a
period when people have been .o over-
fed, overnliaus,•d and overstitnnlatetl as
In tial) Imperial London of today.
Probably Net.
i "le Pickleby a manicure artist?"
"I don't know. Why f"
"I just saw him and he told me that
he hnd charge of a hundred hands at
his place of bu.lnees."--Clevolaud Pla;a
beater.
131anshard: A happy event tank
(dace at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Jamel!,li Sheldon, when their nil'ce,Mise
t l;a A. Dutton, was united in Mal -
tinge to Adam WANT ns, of the Strat-
ford road. The bride wits nssinted by
two little flower girls. Mimes berm
Didion and Nellie Sheldon. Thecere-
monywas performed by Rev. Alex.
(:rant. of St. Marym.
REASON N2 2
WHY YOU SHOULD USE'
Red Rose
Te a
Because of Its flavor.
Why do you buy certain varieties of fruit and
vegetables? Is it not because you like the flavor of
some better than others ?
Flavor is the special quality which stamps one
brand of food product as superior to another, and is the
quality that always commands the highest price.
The delicate, fragrant flavor of Red Rose Tea is
the result of scientific study and methods on the tea
plantations, and in the tea testing and blending rooms.
It has what might be called a fruity taste—a rich,
ripe flavor that is very pleasing to the palate—a taste
you won't forget.
The Blue Label is recommended.
T. 11. ESTABROOKS, St. John, N.B.
BRANCIfES :' TORONTO, WINNIPEG
Parkhill , Former Lumley Man Killed.
Miss !sponte Clement is undergoing The fullutrt4tp has tt.ftue•uce to a for -
treatment at the hospital, London.- wet• resident of Lunde} anti a brother
Mrs. Douglass Japp841(1 child- of a\Iossidentof and ley antiuel Stacey, er
ren, of Neepawn, Alan., are visiting Mss 1, and Mrs. Chita. Gudh4) t of
f
friends in and au•ound I arkhill. 111r, t
Jape leaven on �utu1441) for F.nglntid \\'iuchelsea.. The young 'ran, ;vas
where he will act/ora trine as Dunnet born and raised near Lumley Le5l his
- emigration a{{e01. -- Harry Ilnw- death is avidly regretted. • A three -
key left last week for Winnipeg and story plunge down an elevator 8hle0
(!thee points in• the \list,whets hi., at the warehouse of 1'. Kinnear & Co.,
intends remaining 1.`"'8 bate.—M1 Toronto, last week result -1
ed iii.hci
and .11x1. Geo. Welsh, are moving to death of George Stacey. of 7..32 Broad -
town i t ►•
PIt 11P Toronto. 1 rt rain. 5txc(• • a ho
ot• ►,
ingfrom d it sthe furuu•r hely- had leen for80111e time in tl)e:,employ
Ag K.
Van
Wyekin positionwith lumber1 nn i.s.i- of the firut, was on his way 1n . the
A.Van \\ } ck, e CLP fi t %% II freight hoist to the third storey,t� ieh
hers. --An old pioneer of East %% II- g
is knowne (
lianls passed to.bec reward on Sunda is the ten tint. fie sty
in theperson of Mrs. Sarah Cnrrir, off without stopping the hoist, •tv l Bich
relict of the"b114' Arch. Currie, of the continued the ascent. flow the uufor-
1ithcon. She had been nit invalid for lunate young roan happened to fall
more than a year past witis heart troll- will never be known, but it is thought
ble and the sad end was not, unexpect- he did not get a stable footing when
he stepped o , )( i
d tit O r. )
Ip
o the floor. 11 plunged
cd
edta,th i
e fumil • —
U,tu Ilnrr tuns the K
victim of a nasty accident on Satin.-
da
ame hxekwxrd down the shaft to the base -
day evening which will incapacitate stent, alighting on his head and sh I-
hitn for some time. Ire was sitting on dere. He tsar picked up auid htiffied
it hoard projecting from the bottom. of to the Emergency hospitatl, hat ex -
a load of wood which he was teaming pined in a few rninute1, without regain -
in from the ting consciousness. Stacey was u'tr-
h north, and when andnming ried hub a short tints ago. and leaves
dawn a hill the board hr�ke he a widow. He was about :;t) sears of
fell under the wagon, the feat' wheel
passing over his leg crushing the hone.
The wound is a much more serious one
then a clean break world he and Dan
is in for at long rest. It was found ne-
cessary to remove hint to London hos.
pital.—A particulaxly sad death oc-
curved at the hone of James I.nngitn,
Adelaide and Williams tuwnline, on
\Vednesd:rv. when his eldest daughter
Mary Cecelia, passed away at the Age
of 21 years. Deceased was stricken
with an attack of measles 501111' time
previously and coinpE1iration set in
which rendered inedieael skill of no
avail and death claimed his victim.
Art ex prize-fighter of Vancouver
leis killed his wife and then committed
1411 i1 141'.
ani
B d
gusines Lotasops
Accj
Each pupil is given in-
'livi.ival, utstructiolr.
The Shorthand Systems
taught is that used by all
nettspnpsr a;.1 court re-
porters.
Best systems of Hoek -
keeping, Penmanship, Arith-
metic, e t c . , thoroughly
taught.
Sitr;allonn guaranteed
to every Graduate.
carat.ou(5 iris.
Wvmpi . 0,000* 1,.
(kf \` (NssRatvritRs P'�j`^i
Newspaper Clubbing Rates.
The ADvuK'ATS will b(• clubbed with
the following papers at the price set
opposite:
Advocate and Mail & Empire....$1 75
Advocate and Globe 1 65
Advocate and Family Herald I NO
Adtmatte and Free Fres.. 1 f10
Advocate and • Advertiser.....
Advocate and Witness 1 Oo
Advocate and Weekly Smi .... . 1 80
Advocate and Fernners Ad%mail 12 30
Advocate ,and Daily News 1 IN)
Advocate and Daily All% et tin r . 2 :k5
Advocate and Daily Star, 'l'rn onto. l 1+.5
Sebscriptions for all foreign papers
taken xt this office at reduced rates.
We specially r(cienmend our• renders
to sllhsr•t the to the 1'ar 111)1 s Advocate
and Haute \Ingazine.
CREDITON
ROLLER MILLS.
011inOtaODiOf•Ot•BHOCcaeoa M
We ..are giving excellent
satisfaction since Re-
modelling our mill.
(MISTING and CITOPPING
DONE PROMI"TLY.
14. SWEITZER
LONDON'S
Big Fur Sale Still On.
We must thank tho ra4idents of your locality for their liberal patronage (hir-
ing the past week. We still havea good assortment of
Astrachan, Bokharen, Russian Lamb and Electric
Seal Jackets, Mink, Sable and Stone Marten
Cluster Scarfs and Stoles.
Cap crines in all combinations. Sable, Fox and Mink Muffs, Astra
chah, Persian and Otter Gauntlets for Men and Women.
Vote will be well repaid if your inspect our stock It8 we will !nuke the pi i('C8
attractive to all inten(1ing purchasers,
Spittal, Sabine & Co., 152 Dundas St., London