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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1905-10-12, Page 5Q xetex abuo.cate, put4i.,htd every Thurviai Morning at the Offi e. MAIN -STREET, - EXETER. -By the - ADVOOATE PURL I S+41 NO COMPANY TERMS OF Belt. CRII'TION. One Dollar per annum if paid lu adance, $1.60 if not so paid. 1(L* W.ZtS.lxis Rot.. on Ja.gplices• tion No paper di eontimued until all arrearages are paid Advertisements v. ithout specified directions will be published until forbid and charged accordingly. Liberal discount made for traneclent advertisements Inserted for long periods. Eeery description of JOB PRINTING turner out in the finest style, and at moderate rates. ('heaues, money orders, kc., for advertising, subscriptions, etc., to be made payable 0 Sanders & Creech, PROPRIETORS Prorerileaal Cards. eilDR. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. 8., D. D. 8.. Honor graduate of Toronto Univertaty. DENTIST. Teeth extracted without any pun, or any bad effects Office in Eanaoa s Block, west side Main street, Exeter. Da. D. ALTON ANDERSON (D.D.S. L.D.S DENTIST Honor Graduate of Toronto 1Tniversity and Royal College of Rental Surgeons of Ontario. Also Post Graduate of Chicago School of Prosthetic Dentistery• (with honorable mention.) ARunilnunt, Gold and Vulcanite Plates made In the neatest manner poseihle. A perfectly harmless an• aesthetic used for parolees extraction of teeth. Office one door south of Carling Bros. store, Exeter. Auctioneers H. BROWN, Winchelsea. Livened Auctioneer Il • for the Counties of Perth and Middlesex. also for the township of Osborne. Sales promptly attended to and terms reasonable. Sales arranged at Post Office Winchelsea. \TED. -LADIES AND GENTLEMEN in this county and adjoining territories, to repre• seat and advertise the Wholesale and Educational Departments an old e,•tablisherl business house of solid finan0•ial standing. Salary *3.50 per day with expenses advanced each Monday by check, direct from headquarters. Horse and buggy furnished when neceseu;v; position permanent. Address Bi.EW BROS., 1. CO., (rcpt. 0, Monon Bldg., Chicago, 10. What is a Backache? KIRKTOH FALL FAIR mth 1t � s, 'ailed, (ko. tBetlttley` ; �_ un, ,, t t xt•uson; 1 e res ec --- Black Pulantls, Bentley & Son 1 and 2. IT IS NATURE'S WARNING TO WOMEM'p'he Kirktun Fair under the auspices 'mitBr:thtnas. A. Heith 1 rand'.; Light -Il limas, Bentley & Soil. O. Stephen- Diseases of Woaa's Organism Cured aad of the Blansh.trd Agricultural Society, s,tn; lh phingtnus, 1[. I'utut•t•oy 1 and 2; Coassaeoet Pala stopped by Lydia E was held on Friday last and will be re- Black Spanish A Keith 1 aid ''• Hou- Plakbau's Yogstable Compound touted us the most successful of all the dons, Mrs. E. H:uthain 1 and 2: Leg- " It seems aa though my hawk would break." Women utter these lege ds over and over again. but continue to drag along and suffer with ache in the email of the back, pain low down in the side, " beariug down " pains, nerv- ousness and no ambition for any task. They do not realize that the back is the mainspring of woman's organism, and quickly indicates by aching a dia- eaaed condition of the wotub or kid- neys, and that the aches and pains will continue until the cause is removed. Lydia E. Pinkliam's Vegetable Com- pound for twenty years has been the one and only effective remedy in such owes. It speedily cures all womb and kidney disorders and restores the fe- male organs to a healthy condition. Here is one cure among thousands: Dear Mrs. ?inkhorn:- " inkharn;` I suffered a long time with ovarian trouble, having intense pains in the back and abdomen and very sick headaches every month. I was tired and nervous all the time and life looked very dreary to me and I had no desire to live until I began to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and to get some relief. My recovery was slow but ft was sura and I have never regretted the money spent for the Compound as it brought tree back to good hoalth. " It seems to be a medicine especially adapted to the ills of our sex and I am glad s1( a mai wool for it. -hies. Albert At Exeter and Centralia '`° y g Mahn, 1.5•i CFuro Vale Ave., Toronto, Ont. No other person can give such help- ful advice to women who are sick as can Mrs. Pinkham. Her address is Lynn. Mass., and her advice free. Storehouses Now ready for use the best Cement and Lime That money can buy, also COAL for Everybody at the prices. Jos. Cobbledick lowest CIDER CIDER The cider season has again arriv- ed and we claim we have the Best means in the County for making it -that is a flrst-class article. Sweet Syrup Apple Butter We also claim to have the Best process known for snaking Sweet Syrup and Apple Butter. %Ve make it without sugar or sweet apples, simply from the ordinary sour fruit. We Make the finest Jelly Usual Prices Prevail A. Cottle, Exeter. Wood's The Great English Remedy. A positive cure for all forms eg sexual 1Voaknese, Mental an Jamas AND Arras Erwin Worry, Emissions, Sper- matorrhoea, Impotency Ecte of Abuse or Kamm, all of which Impotency, to Consuruption. Infirmit Insanity andel' early gram. Price el per pi'' six for $5. One will please, six will cure. Hold by all druggists or hailed in plain Ppeaeotage o0 rem pvie of price. R'ritrfor Pamphlet. Thad/God Medlcini. Co.. WIadwr. Oatarto. rBuy your Pian from the Home Dealer, S. Martin &Son ,at3l�aa� OUR Instruments are thor- oughly reliable. So are we. We will suit you in Goods, also in Prices and Terms. We are offering a five -drawer guaranteed Sewing Machine for $21. Call and see it. S. MARTIN der SON HALLSVEOETAOL RenewsE SICILIAN ilair Makes the hair brow long and heavy, and keeps it soft and glossy, Stops falling hoar and cures dandruff. And it always restores color to gray hale. Sold for fifty years..'71(:, e-rt=rs." K iC ,fir rt K oc K ►t K K K • K ». • l\ 114; VABICOCBLB & STRICTURE No other disease is so prevalent among men a Varlcocele. As It interferes with the nutrition of the sexual organs it produces weakness, loss of semen through the urine. decay of the organ•, ',Mae in the loins. aching In the hack, t.rvnu.nes', desprndrrcl•, banhfulnese, pa''plaa!1 n . f the beset. r ,netl ation, and a combenattnn of these results In complete Legg OFM.%NH0OD. Thousands of young and mblele-aged men are troubled with STRICTURE. If you have reason to believe you aro 'filleted with It. don't neglect It. ft will ruln you Don't let doctors exper- Itnrnt on you by cutting. stretching or tearing 1t. Our MEW METHOD TREAT- MENT dissolves the stricture tissue hence it ilsappears and can never return. We cure Varicocele and Stricture without operation or loss of time. The treatment mw be taken at home prlvatel Send for our Free Illustrated Rook on VARI- COCELE and STRICTURE. WE GUARANTEE TO CURE OR NO PAY. Kidneys & Bladder All sesual complaints affect these organs, hence the kidneys are a great source of dlseaee. Have you 'telling or weakne.s over the small of the bac., tendency to urinate frequently, dep,,slt In urtne, coldness of hands or fret a do wsy feeling I1( the morclne Don't n•rlr, t your ki'neve our NEW METHOD TREATMENT Is guaranteed to cure any disease of these organs or no pay. Mr No Names Used Without Written Consent. A. W. Row., Af Jackson. Eich.. ears' f hid Varleo,ele In the secondary stair.' and tea strictures of a years' starting. 1 was operated on twice. undergoing great suffering. but only got t,mppoor•ary r.licf. 1 was nnsll>> advised to try the NEW METHOD TREATMENT of Drs. K. A K. The enlarged veins dlsappeared In els w.eks, the stricture tissue was removed in elght weeks and my ertual energy and vitality eeturnr1 .n I was a man In every respect. I recommend sou doctors with my whole heart." CURES GUARANTEED. N0 CURE NO PAY. Before Treatment. After Treatment• Rsyr treat and cure Nervous Debility, lost Manhood. Varlrocr'• Ftrlr!'tte, P10,4R 1.1 -.arts. K, ter y and t'rinary ('ompltlnts. Consultation Free. Books Free, Write f •;u a 1.1'i for name treatment. DRS.KENNEDY&KERGAN 148 SHELBY STREET, ONTROIT. MIOH. I< K K K rt K K K K P. K successful fair's in the history of the horns, Douglas & Son, A. Keith, (tame, society. Better weather could not G.Stepens(ul 1 and 2: Turkeys and have been had, even had the directors Geese Douglas & Son; Ducks, Douglas the ordering of it. It. was ideal in & Son, G. IlazIewood. every particular and the attendance Jadge, Jas. H. Grieve, Exeter. was larger than at any preceding IMPLEMENTS. show. Nearly every person was there Tap buggy, W. Babb& Son, D. Me - and all in their best holiday attire. [.arty & Son; open buggy, rubber tire. The several classes of exhibits were and Portland cutler, \tcl.;ty & Son, well represented. The palace with its 131(1)12& Sun; plana Lux cutttter Babb & ladies' work, fruits and miscellaneous Son; iron h,tt't•uws, Entrance No. 120. Was a point of attraction particularly Judges. John Stewart, J. A. Brown. for the ladies, thine being many choice exhibits therein. The roots and yege• GRAIN AND SEEDS Gables were good as usual. A line die- Fall wheat, white, John (lodge, M. play of buggies, cutters, etc., was to be seen, while in the centre of the grounds, where the live stock was on exhibition, was a fine aggregation of horses, cattle, sheep and pigs. Much interest was taken in the judging of the horses, of which there was a good showing in every class. The speeding on the track called forth much attention on tho part of the spectator's, while the races were Rural New Yorker potatoes, NV.1Iaz- not as good as they should have been elwood, Robt. Davis; Pearl of Savoy. considering the prizes that were hung W. \Visenrui; Beauty of Hebron, W. tip, .,till they were very interesting. Sadler, J. Hodge; Rose. J. Ilodge, J. The Kirkton Band was in its place Selves; Empire State, W. Sadler; any and added touch to the pleasures of variety, W. Wiseman, It. Davis; col - day by their many selections. lection potatoes, It. Davis W. Sadler; The receipts amounted to over $375, Swedish turnips, J. Selves, Hooper & being a considerable increase over any Son; field carrots. R. Birch,W.J.Pyyut; preceding year. To the President, W. garden carrots, Win. Hazlewood, Wal - R. Carr, V S., the Secy-Treas., Atnos ter Hazlewood; mange' wurzel, long Doupe and their fellow directors much red, R. Paynter, W. Sadler; mangel credit is due for the pleasing manner wurzel, intermediate, W. Sadler, R. in which the affair was conducted and Doupe; sugar mange), R. Birch, Robt. for the eminent success of the show. Doupe; onions, Jas. Sanders, J. Cottle; Following is the list of prize winners: long blood beets, W. Wiseman, R. SPEEDING ON TRACK. Birch; t urnipheets, Walter Hazlewood, W. Brown; white cabbage. J. Sanders, Miss Kate Doupe; red cabbage, Wm. Moble H,, or & Son. Jamieson, J. Sanders; Winningstead Rosie Mack,,George Joynt. cabbage, M. Brethour; tomatoes, W. Shady Paint. B. Williams. Brown, N. Gorvett; cauliflowers, Wm. Sadler; celery. Ratcliffe Bros., M. Brethour; long Citron, Wrn. Sadler; round Citron, R. Ross, Mary McCal- lum; Pumpkin, R. Paynter. Were. Haz- elwood; Watermelon, J. W. Somers, W. Wiseman; Muskmelon, Mary Mc- Callum, NV. Wiseman; parsnips, W. Wiseman, W. Sadler; Best Squash, J. Sanders, W. Sadler. Judges, W. J. Robinson, F. McNaugh• ton, HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS. Brethour; fall wheat rel, 0 -towed bai- ley, arley, and large oats, M. Brethour; com- mon white oats, M. Brethour, Wit. Wiseman; large peas, M. Brethour; small peas, Wm. Yule, J. Hodge; tim- othy seed, M. Brethour; white beans, Nelson Goryett, W. %Viseutitu; corn, Robert Sanders; Win. Hazlewood. V EG STABLES, 2:40 PACE OIL 2:30 TROT. 2:50 TROT oft PACE. 1{osie Mack, G. Joynt. Lord Ferguson, B. Rendel. bong John, G. Joynt. LOCAL RACK. Shady Point, B. Willams. Cinderilla, J. Moore. Laura May, D. Golding. Judges, M. B. Tuford, Hamilton; John Snell and Wm. Kunz, Exeter. HORSES. DRAUGHT. -Brood mare, J. H. Mc- Cully, Geo. Spearin, Ratcliffe Bros.; Foal. S. N. Shier, Geo. Spearin, J. H. McCully; 3 -year-old, .Tas. Beatty, Jas. Moore. Wm. Hanson; 2 -yr -old, Hugh Berry, Wm. ()Milian. J. H. McCully; 1 -year-old, S. N. Shier, H. Horton, G. Rutherford; team, Wm. Hanson, Rat- cliffe Bros. AGRICULTURAL« -Brood niare, Rich. Birch, J. Moore, W. Brock; foal, Wal- ter Martin. W. Brock. J. Scott, Jr.; yr -old, J. Moon•, A. Dawson; 2 -yr -old, W. Hanna, J. Gilfllian, W. Hanson; 1 -yr -old, 11. Horton, A. Chittick; team, J. & W. Allison. J. Dow, F. Anderson. &ENtcltAL PURPOSE. -Brood mare, R. S. McCnllongh; foal, II. S. McCul- Iuugh, N. Berry, A. E. Doupe; 2 -yr -old. W. Hyde, J. Gilfllian, A. Dawson; 1 -year-old. A. E. Dingo., A. Gunning; team, W. J. Pytn. Judge, A. D. McTavish, Stratford. Rua DyTEits. -Brood urate, W. Brock Thos. Hunkin; foal, Dan. Hawkey. J. Selves;.3-yr-old, J. Moore. H. Horton; 2 -yr -old, W. Stewart. Wm. Hanson; 1 -yr -old, J. Moore; roadster, C. Robin- son, M. 11. Elliott; Span, A. Robinson, A. Chittick; Saddle horse, W. Ii. Carr. CanntAOE.-Brood mare, J. Parkin• son, T. flnnkin; foal, G. Dickson, J. Parkinson; 2.yr-old, R. Birch 1 and 2; 1-yr•old, W. Delhridge, Geo. Spearin; carriage burse, L. R. Walsh, E. W. Horne. Judge, Jas. Cromarty, Galt. CATTLE. BCL[ S. -Ag.d Durham bull, Geo. Bendy & Sun. Mown -minuet) DcttnAMM.-Milch cow Bentley & Son 1 and 2; 1•yearold heif. er, J. Hooper & Son; bull calf, Bentley & Son, J. Hanna; heifar calf, J.Hanna, Bentley & Son. JERSEYS -Milch cow, Hooper & Son 1 and 2; 1•yeitr-old heifer, Hooper & Son; heifer calf, Hooper & Son 1 and 2. AYNHtItErs,-Milch cow, J. O'Brien; PoLLKD AsnUs,- Milch cow,2•yr•old heifer and 1 -year-old heifer, J. O'Brien 1 and 2. GRAD: CArrt.K.---Milch cow, David Hazlewrxxl, J. Moore; 2 -year-old heifer, 1). Hazlewood, Atkinson Bros.; 1 -year 1)121 heifer, J. Moore, Atkinson Bros.; heifer calf, J. Moore, J. Hazlewood: sterr calf. J. Moore; 2 -year-old steer, A. Dawson, R. Dawson; 1 -year-old steer, .1. Hazelwood 1 and 2; fart cow or heif- er, H. Dawson 1 and! 2. Judge, W. W. Ballantyne, Stratford. SHEEP. i etceeTKR-Agedratn,AdarnSmith: rare latnb, A. Smith 1 and 2; ewe, A. Smith; sherling ewe, A. Smith 1 and 2. SHItoPtHiRK»owes.-Aged ram, Mrs. T. W. Robinson & Sons; 1 -year-old ram, Wm. Hay; ram litn,l,, W. Hay 1 and 2; breeding ewes, and sherling ewes, Mrs. Rubinson & Son; W. Hay; ewe lamb, 1V. Hay. Mrs. Robinson & Sons. Liman-sm.-Aged run and 1 -year-old ram, Geo. Penhale, Wm. Oliver; ram lamh, W. Oliver 1 and 2; ewe, and sher- ling ewe. G. Penhale 1 and 2;ewe lamb, W. Oliver 1 and 2. GR.tD:s.-Ewe, G. Penhale; sherling ewe end ewe lamb, A. Smith; fat sheep %V. Oliver. W. (fay. .ledge, 11. A. Switzer. PiGS. Yo1IusIImnR.-Aged boar, 1{. Birch, John Mother; nged sow and spring hoar, 1{. Birch 1 and 2: spring sow, R. Birch. ('HKSTKIi'tVIIITK.--Aged talar, (leo. Hazelwood. iBERKsIIIttE. - Aged Boar, II. E. ytteitzer, 1{. Birch; itgrd sow, spring boli and spring sine, 11. E. Sweitzer i and 2. T.1Mtt'ttltTH.-Aged letar, aged sow. spring boar spring sow, D. Douglas & Son 1 and 2. .iudges, Wm, Pridhatn Thos. Prior. POI' LTi{ Y. Golden or Silver Wyandotte, A. Reith; Buff, Black or 1Vhite Wvan• Botts. A. Reit!). H. Pomeroy; Lang - shawl. G. Stephens epi, A. Real); Min. ercaa. (3. Stephenson 1 and 2; Cochine, A. Reith 1 0nd 2: l'lvntuuth Rocks, white; A. Reith. 11. Pomeroy; Ply- Drawn work, N. Ctt'ighton, Mrs. Han- Apples.-Gravensteins, Wit. Sadler; Wolfe River, Jennie Robinson, John- athan Shier; Northern Spy, Arthur Gunning,M. Brethour; Blenheim PhIp. Fpins, Ratcliffe Bros.. Mrs. Ed. Colgan; allow Water, W. Sadler, J. Sanders; Tillman Sweet, W. Sadler; Baldwins, J. Shier, 11. Doupe; Snows, J. Hodge, Ratcliffe Bros.; R. island Greenings, J. Shier; J. Sanders; King of Tompkine. J. Sanders, F. P. Sweitzer; Alexanders, R. Sanders, J. Sanders; 20 oz. Pippins, J. Sanders, M. Brethour; Golden Rus- sets, J. Sanders, Mrs. Benham; Rib- ston Pippins. Wm. Hazlewood, Walter Hazlewood; Colverts, F. P. Sweitzer. W. Sadler; SweatPear, M. Brethour 1 and 2; Duchess of Oldenburg. Kate Doupe, Cayuga Red Streek, J. Sanders, M. Brethour; Collection of apples, J. Sanders, W. Sadler; crab apples, A. Brethour, Mrs. Warren; plums, Jae. Sanders, J. Shier; fall pears. Mrs. E. Hanham. R. Ross; winter pears, Mrs. John White. J. Shier; peaches and white grapes, Mrs. White; blue grapes, W. II. Paisey, Mrs. White. DAiRY PRODUCTS. 2.t lb.. putter, J. W. Somers, John Hooper & Son; 5 lbs. of table butter, Hooper & Son, Kate Doupe. M iSCELLANEOUS. Maple Sugar, M. Hiethour; Maple Syrup, K. Doupe, F.P.Sweitzer; home Lunde bread. S. N. Shire, Miss M. Jam- ison; blankets,all wool,Miss Jamieson; Union blankets, M. Jamieson,N.Creigh• ton; Canadian Tweed, Shier & Marsh - tell; honey in sections, J. W. Somers, Bentley & Son; Extract honey, Jos. Kirk, .1. NV. Somers; Canned peaches, M..Iatuieson,Dr.Ferguson; plums, Miss Robinson, Miss McCitllntin pears, Miss Robinson, N Creighton; cherries M. Brethour, A. R•.binson; gooseberries, A. Brethour, W. Brawn; strawberries, A. Brethour, Mrs. White; raspberries. M. Brethour• A. Brethour; tomatoes, R. Donee. A. Shire; Jelly, A. Shier, Miss McCallum: Collection of pickles, Miss Robinson, Miss McCalluln; Photo- graph and collection of photos, Jos. Senior; Pencil drawing, Miss Jamieson Jacob Taylor: Crayon or pastel, any subject. .T.Taylor, Mrs, White; Paint- ing in oil, figure, Mrs. White; painting in nil, landscape, fruit or flower, Jos. Senior, Mrs. White, Watercolor, land - 'tempt, Miss Mabel Gilfllian, J. Taylor; i'en and ink sketch. J. Senior; single set carriage harness, J. Taylor; paint- ing on glass. Mrs. White Miss White; Collection of stuffed birds and animals. W. Browm; Collection stamps Wm. Brown, Dr. Carr. Special. -Case of cakes. R. Hoskin; Ornamental Pomegrantes, J. Kirk. Judges for Fruit, Dairy and Miscel- Ianeotis-J. G. Jones, J. D. Stewart. FLOWERS Collection of houseplants, Miss Rob- inson, Mrs. Robert Fletcher; Gerani- ums, John Cottle, .T. W. Somers; Fuchiae. Mrs, Fletcher; Cacti, Miss Robinson; rare plants, Mies Robinson. Mrs. Fletcher; collection of cut flowers, J. Cottle, Dr. ('arr. Specials.- J. Cottle and M. Brethour. LADIES' WOi{K. Counterpane crocheted, Adam Shier, Miss Robinson; Counterpane knitted, Miss Robinson: Patchwork quilt., Mrs. i:. iianham, Miss M. Oilflllen; Crazy patchwork quilt. Mrs. Henbane 1{nht. Don)te: Ladies' Underclothing, Miss Rolanson, Mrs, llanham; Applique woi k, N. Creighton, Mrs. Hanham: Amimeo. work. Mrs. Whit e. N. ('reigh• ton; Roman embroidery, Sirs, White, M. Brethour; Venetisn embroidery, N. Creighton, Miss Jntnie•on: Batten - burg lace, Mrs. Warren, Miss McCal- lum; Slippers knitted nr crocheted, N. Creighton, Miss Mr('allnrn; ynfa pillow N. Creighton, Miss M. Brook; Child's dress, M. Brooke. Mrs. White; rag car- pet, M. Brethour. Mics Rubinson; Tea rosy, Mrs. Ilenhain, Mre. White: table centrepriece and tray cloth, Miss Jamie- son. Miss White: dinner mats, Adam Shier, Miss Me('.►llnin: Piano scarf, N. Creighton. Miss Jamieson; Pillow Otani., Miss Hanham, Miss Jernieaon; Afghans, Mts. Ifenhaun, W. Hyde; Expert Tea Blending AVE you ever tried to blend colors to match the shade of the red rose Pretty difficult, yet an expert can do it easily. Why ? Because he can tell by looking at the rise what colors are required to produce that tint or shade. I ie can snake that precise color every day in the week. Just as the artist in colors blends the tints of the red rose, so my artists in tea blend the " rich fruity flavor " of Red Rose Tea. XVith expert knowledge and intuitive skill he selects the particular picking of rich, strong Indian tea and the precise grade of fragrant, delicate Ceylon, and by ski:ful blending produces the peerless flavor of Red Rose Tea -a tea which for delicacy and strength is matched by no brand of Cellon alone. ed Rose T is good Tea T. H. Estabroolis St. John. N.B., Toronto, Winnipeg taf, ham; Dresden work, Mrs, Henbane, N. Creighton; Knitted lace in cotton, W. Hyde, Miss Jamieson; collection of ladies' work, Mrs. Warren M. Brook; collection of novelties,'Miss McCallum, M. Brooks; Pyrography (burnt work), and polluting on china, Miss Gilfllian, J.Taylor; Bead work, Miss White,Mrs. White; rag mat, M. Brethour, W. Sad- ler; hand made gloves, N. Creighton, Kate Doupe; woollen stockings, Miss Jamieson, N. Creighton; woollen socks, N. Creighton, Miss Jamieson; woollen mitts, N. Creighton; darning on stock- ings and mending two patches, N. Creighton, Mrs. White; table doylies, Mrs. White, Miss Jamieson; toilet mats Miss McCallum, N. Creighton; crochet in wool, M. Brook, W. Hyde; pincush- ion, M. Brook, M. Brethour; machine Kernick. sewing. Mrs. Hanham, Mrs. White; Plain hand sewing. W. Hyde, Miss McCallum; buttonholes, Miss White. M.Jamieson;fancyhandkerchiefs, Mrs. White, Miss McCallum; Shopping bag of boot laces. Mrs. White. 11 t s. Colgan; Handkerchief case, M. Brethour, Mies Creighton; Netting, Miss McCallutu. Mrs. Hanham; Ladies' cotton shirt waist hand made, Miss McCallum, Darning on net, Mrs. Hanham. Mrs. White; Working shirt, hand made, M. Brethour. Jadges for Ladies' work and Fowers. Mrs. Alex, Hodgert, Maggie Oliver. SPECIAL PRIZES. Sovereign Bank, Exeter, best light horse, Geo. Dickson; Molsons Bank, St. Marys, best horse or filly, Win. It Is Not Text Books but the instructors behind them that make a school. While the Forest City Business and Shorthand Co:lege publishes a text on bookkeeping that is used in the best colleges from Halifax to the Great West and has a standing reputation ter publishing practical text books, only the boast and highest salaried teachers in Canada are on the staff. Without a good teaching staff good text books would be wasted. Our courses include Bookkeeping, Gregg Shorthand. Accounting, etc., as well as Touch -typewriting. Catalogue free for the asking. School term -Sept. till June inclusive. J. W. WESTERVELT, Principal Y. M. C. A. Bldg.. LONDON, ONT. The Largest CENTRAL School in Canada. STRATFORD, ONT. This small advertisement represents one of the largest and hest business colleges in Canada. No school hi the leo ion does more for its students than we do. To our knonlealge not one of our god• mates is nnentployerl. 11'e get far more applications than we can meet. You may enter at any time. Write for our handsome cntafog ie. ELLIOTT & McLACIILAN, Principals. "Weak Lungs" - r' PVicHINs" has restored thousands of people to buoyant health and strength whose condi- tion bad been regarded as hopeless. it is at once a tonic and flesh builder, containing remarkable properties as a blood purifier and germicide. it will strengthen and heal the weak lungs, force out the phlegms and drive away the cough, no matter of how long standing. "PSYCHINS" tones up the whole system and drives out disease, heals the decayed tissue and restores lost energy. its use daily will prevent and ward off that stoat subtle disease consumption. ORKATE$T OF ALL TONICS CHINE (PRONOUNCE° SI=KEEN) ALL DRUGGISTS ONE DOLLAR FIU TM D. T. A. SLOCUM, llen11 4 17S King St. W. Toronto, Canada Hibbert CEi.EIBRATED.-M1'. and :arid Mrs.Jas Horton, of the South Boundary, cele- brated the thirty-fifth anniversary of their marriage on Thursday. About one hundred and fifty guests respond- ed to the invitation, and a most de- lightful evening was spent. The sup- per, which was an ideal specimen of the culinary art, gas served in thedin- ingq roots, it being tastefully and beau- tifully decorated asto suggest thoughts of the niyatical fairyland. A few hours were then spent in social converse,and in the enjoyment of t•ar•ieusgames and amusements. At 12 o'clor k lunch was served. The fact that Mr. and Mrs. Horton are highly esteemed in the community in which they live, gas emphasized by their being made the recipients of many vnlua)le and beau - Uhl presents. NOTICE To Farmers and 14a Po011c In eflera1. As the spring is coming on now, gather up all your old truck such as Rags, Rubbers, Wool Pickings, Horse Hair, Old Rope, Bones, All Kinds old Iron, Brass, Copper, Lead, Zinc, and take them down to M. Jackson & Son Main Street, Exeter. One door South of Metropolitan Hotel That's where you will get the highest cashpt ice for theta.