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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1907-01-10, Page 5-mmart.- ""1"1- WINTER TERM Of TII'r: Wingham Business College (Affiliated with Clinton Business College) OPENS UNARY 2ND This is the must modern, thor- oug hand successful institution of its kind in Ontario. Excellent staff of teachers; unexcelled equipment; large attendance; actual business school. During November we had 20 times as many calls from leading concerns for Bookkeepers, Stenog- raphers and Telegraphers as we had graduates to send. Enter any time. Individual instruction. Our handsome Christmas cata- logue sent free on application to GEO. SPOTTON - Principal 7 Winter '06 You will want something for the home to mark the passing of Xmas. Tide A Piano or Organ is always is a most suitable gift. Then in SEWING MACHINES we .bow the beet in makes and finish. In entail MUSICAL Instruments and Children'eSleighe we show a varied stock. Also in Hymn Books, Bibles and Fine Stationery we win the cake. Prices and terms are most liberal. EL MARTIN &SON TSE 9169T W�TOH --IS THE -- REGINA WATCH The Standard of the World. it is right in every respect. Fight in workmanship, ltight in price. Right in time. Right every time. Accurately adjust- ed. Fitted in either gold, sil- ver or nickel cases, Let us sell you a watch. • MARCH A N D The Jeweller EXETER, ONTARIO INTERESTING LETTER Zion flash Wt)O(1 \'•e ht' i no iii ,„ t'f bells now• a, -`•!r. Arthur• K.•llelnian left on Mon - the snow has all disappeared.-- Ed. day to resume Iris studies itt Nut ill. \\ esteru College after spending his holidays herr.— Fred FieLbeinet is vi.- iting his Uncle here at present.—Little Vera Broken hire bus guile to live with her uncle and aunt in Elea WRITTEN BY A NOTABLE WOMAN Avery and wife ofLnud.,n spent the holidays iii our Midst. --Miss EmmaMrs. Sarah 1:ello�; of Denver, Color ! Peart is halide fur a few works. SSI>. Bearer of the Woman's Relief Corps, 1 Edna '1'AV for is spending her vacation Seeds thanks to Mrs. Pinkham. U U The following letter was written by Mrs. Kellogg, of 1u 2$ Lincoln Ave., Denver, Colo., to Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass. : Lear Mrs Pinkham: For five years I was troubled with a tumor which kept growing, causing me intense agony and great mental depres- sion. I was unable to attend to my house work, and life became a burden to me. I was confined for days to my bed, lost my appetite, my courage and all hope. I could not bear to think of an operation, and in my distreMs I tried every remedy which I thought would be ofany7 u1•e to me, and reading of the value of Lydia }:. Pink - ham's to sick women ham's Vegetable Compound decided to jive it a trial. I felt so diaoou- raged that I had little hope of recovery, and when I began to feel better, after the second week' thought it only meant temporary relief but to my great surprise I found that I kept gaining, while the tumor h,aaened in size. 'The Compound continued to build up my general health and the tumor seemed to be absorbed, until, in seven months, the turuor was entirely gone and I a well woman. I am so thankful for niy recovery that I ask you to publish my letter in news- papers, so other women may know of t e wonderful curative powers of Lyda Pinkham'. Vegetable Compound." When women are troubled with irreg- ular or painful period., weakness, displa- cements or ulceration of the female organs, that bearing -down feeling, in- flammation, backache, flatulence, general debility, indigestion and nervous pros- tration, they should remember there is one tried and true remedy. Lydia E. Pinkham'. Vegetable Compound at once removes ouch trouble. No other medicine in the world has re- ceived such widespread and unqualified endorsement. No other medicine has such a reconl of cures of female trouble. Mrs. Pinkharn invites all sick women to write her for advice. She is daughter- in-law of Lydia E. Pinkham and for twenty -flue years under her direction and since her decease has been advising sick women free of charge. She ham guided thousands to health. Addreee, Lynn, Masa. Remember that it is Lydia E. Pink - ham's Vegetable Compound that is curing women, and don't allow any druggist to sell you anything else in its place. Clinton: While playing hockey itt Goderieh the other evening :Inmos ('ole had his jaw broken in two places. f 11 151di bare stood the test foe ever to yens,{. and are still Inthe lead. Their absolute certainty of growth. tbelr uncommonly large yields of delicious vegetables and beautiful Sower., make them the most reliable and the most popular every- where. Sold by all dealers. 1/I/ Seed Antal free on request. D. M. FERRY & CO.. Windsor, OM. RYtS Hallett: F. Yungblut has hoeght the Ndt.ticre farm of W. Welt-, • n con. 11, paying in the neighborhood of $0,011►, Cook's Cotton Root Compound. The great Uterine Tonle. and only s..to effectual Monthly Regulaternn which women con dopena. S4,Id in thrco decreer, of strength— .n. 1, $1; No. Y. 10degreee strongerr1;T o. 3 for special came Sold by all do st.4, or sent prcpaltl on ace pt of pried. Free pamphlet. Addr•e.ae �Tis{ Coot( Mte1t1II QS..TSIOMTO, OMT. (fo rswvly 11'asadaar) Dashwood Furniture Store. We have a full and up-to-date Stock of Furni- ture in all lilies, which will be sold at Very Close Prices for the Next Thirty Days. under the parental roof. —Miss . ,aur , Harrison of Toronto is the guest of het Township for a sone. --'There was a so- I Seafot the Bert an Lemont], a tial gathering at the home of Mr. xud former Seaforth boy, who has been runt, Mrs. Rust. Taylor.—J. 1'. Par- kinson of London is spending his heli- Mrs. I1. L. Callfas ou Friday evening. with W. \V. I.a Chance, architect at days at his home herr.— Quite it nun,. — halite Mutter visited friends here Regina, hes severed his connection her from here attended the rhino moil several days last week leaving for with that firm and has entered into ding of O. RowtcliHr.—Vise Meta Blake no' Thursday.—John Hoffman is partner..!. p t%itb Mr. E. M. Storey. The new firm will be knuwu as Storey & Van E gutond. Ailsa Craig: On Friday night an entrance was made into 1). M. Doug - 1 -t.' store through one of the cellar windows. Twenty dollars in cash and a quantity of tobacco and gum were pilfered, On Saturday evening Will Davis, a young lad of the town, was arrested, charged with the theft and placed in the lock up. Ile was after- wards released on bail. Parkhill: On New Years Imitative. j a uutisber of the shippeis and 4.111,•1 foe -Mess alien of town assenilled at the station a1111 sot prised the agent. Mc. 11;1rvey,'u1o.t ngre;llty, by rriul- t ing :An ttddi est. and pie-. ntil:g hint with a hahelsonie quartet rd oak units- chair with leather seat. Taylor bas returned to her duties at the General Hospital, Stratford, after spending two weeks at her home here, --We are pleased to hear that Mrs. W. Whiteford is recovering from her recent illness. —S. Horn spent the hol- idays in Toronto with bit son, John.— Miss L. Culbert was the guest of Miss Etta Whiteford on Sunday.—Fred Stephens visited in Toronto during the holidays.—Quite a number of our people are suffering from la grippe. Title ie the best asso1 ted stuck we ever had; bought from the hest nlan- ef:,etnrers in Canada; and will he sold at a close pt ire. We linve 50111e piet left, whirl) will he sold at b•:,1 than cost as we must slake room for the spring stork Big cut in prices for al► days A call will convince you that we mean what we say P. McISAAC Furniture Dealer and Undertaker DASHWOOD. We wish yo:u all a happy and prosperous New Year OUR BEST COMBINATION TNFTwn Pt.PEP 101waNT THE ADVOCATE u..l :h.• It••t r`f All tt'eekliea THE FAMILY HERALD and WEEKLY' STAR. MONTREAL.! itt1T1i i' alt SI.65 And with the Funds II. r J 1 and Weekly `star -. 111te in.•lnded theme•t t•esntlhtl pi, tore err r Ricentnne.apap.•r resin.. It u• gravure?' a'_".einches. 'stated -A TI r: or WAN." 11 is eaailr worths %s . d•Ilar hill. thealevlI'ATR trill wirply a111v-aI nes,, market•, *aria! happening.. eta., et,.. and the F'am:h Ilenld and Weekly !its, will dire eau 5.•:omhinatinn..f the ,rr.at•at weekly ne.etaprr n rmerfng every portion of lh• rr1.oM, a areal t,ta•I.. nosaatne, far snrinr-torn ani of lhe English nr Amerlran m .guinea in int rrr'tin,T family reading, and without d'wht the lest farmer's paper en the continent Vo paper printed in the English langgleiage give* it. readers an •h oda 'slue as the Fatally Ilers14 ami Weekly Star Sample 'ol.tea of 1), !want fall pi. tine may he seen at this old*, Cali .ormend your tutiacriptinnto vie AM'ot:ATP, hacter. Elimville Mr. Robb Hicks is confined to his home through illness.—Mrs. John Johns ie still 3n the sick list. -Mr. and Mrs. S. Andrews have returned from a visit to Landsdown.—Miss Lizzie Johns entertained a few friends Tues- day evening. Short mention only was made last week of the following event:—On Monday of last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Rowcliffe a very en- joyable time was spent in honor of their twentieth wedding anniversary. After the oyster supper was partaken of a well rendered program, consisting of duets, instrumentals, recitations, phonograph selections, speeches and violin solos, was given. Rev. Fear of Exeter, who twenty years before tied the nuptial knot, acted as chairman. After the programeolue time was spent in social conversation. All departed in the small hours of the morning. About 100 guests were present from Flint, Mich., Edmonton, London, SL Mary's, and from the surrounding community. —Mr. Phin. Hunter lost a valuable newly calved cow through death on Friday last from paralysis of the throat. Mitchell:—Mayor, John Skinner. The following by- acclamation: Reeve, A. J. Blower. Councillors—T. S. Ford John Avery, W. F. May, Dr. hurt, Thos. Thos. Rondey, Louis Porro. Parkhill.—Reeve, West Williams. Win. Ronald. 05 majority: : Councillors: McLeish, McDonald, Campbell and Barrett (Acclamation.) The Niagara Power By-law w is car- rie.3 in every place where voted on— all the cites and many towns of \Vest- er•n Ontario. About S(1 per cent of the vote was for the by-law. Clinton: W. F. Grah:uu, a former resident of town, was recently neat kat in Marl, tie, Mich., to Miss Bessie Johnston. Statile y: .1 very pretty wedding took i,l;lee,at the home of F. Tisdale. Y:aerut,1h. recently when \Liss llannnh ale. third daughter of 31 t•. and .this. 1(ieh,ld i'enh,tl•', of this tow•o- ship, h••e.ttue 111•• 1i tole of Ft•.atik Hoh- 5 ,11. .,f Val 111.,111 h. fwaaa Army Oddities. Maar, Indeed, are the curious ons' toms connected with the Russian armysays a writer in a London Jonr- this week moving his household effects to Parkhill where be has a good intuit- tion.—Miss Lidia Haug of London spent Sunday with friends here.—Miss Ethel Kellerman left on Moadxy to re- sume her studies at Sarnia.—Mrs. Ra- der and children who have been visit- ing friends here for sometime left this week for their borne near Bay -Port, Mich.—The officers of the Sunday School have again placed the teachers .and classes in a very satisfactory man- ner for another year.—Mrs. Battler of the Babylon line visited her mother here on Sunday.—The election on Monday was not very exciting still nearly every vote polled. The result showed that Hy. Willert again secured the reeveship and Jacob Kellerman bas been elected deputy, surely we have nothing to kick about. For councillors Fred Wuerth headed the poll with W. D. Sanders as second and Steve Webb coming lowest. The above named gentleman will compose the board for 11)07. —Messrs. Dan. and Theodore Willert of Michigan have been visiting their parents who have been in very poor health lately.—Jno. Graybeil of Zurich spent Sunday with his family here. The weather the first of this week has caused the roads to be in a very bad condition. tel. For Instance nope but giants are allowed In the 1 reobrasbenaki ward regiment- To the Ismallows regiment sone but fair Lan are ad- mitted, while a turned up wee 1. the Vaallfyta` adornment of tbs Passim The Guards chaaNllre. en the ether and. are composed exclusively of dark haired men. Thea. toe, the distinction between officers of aha a those aa meats imost marked. is lbw tenant until recently taking preoedeiog ever a captain of the We. Turtbell- Sore the pay of Infantry 0facers In 11Se to town with his pride from Hamilton teguments li ludicrously small. What where he was married. The couple the Infantry private's lot V can beteg will reside in his residence on Queen be imagined than describeL tit. Parkhill: The following teachers TRY 7H18 FOR YOUR COUGH left t for Wednesday: ut.t ie o Ravenswood, Peal if:u•r•it to Mcinnes, Pearl Walsh to Belle River and Susie R. Saulter to Toronto. Kippen John Young of western Manitoba is a visitor in our vicitlity. He is an old Kippen boy and his many friends are real glad to see him. Geo. Sproat, Gil- bert Sinclair and Mr. and Mrs. Thos. K vele are alto here from the West.— Miss Clarissa Mellis of Toronto Is here visiting her fatber.—The mem- bers of St. Andrews church recently presented to their pastor 27 bags of oats. Kindly acts of this nature are always duly appreciated by the recip- ient and bring forth good fruit.—The other evening W. H. Johnston's Bible class met at his home and presented hint with a complimentary address. ac- companied by a handsome easy chair and fountain pen. Mr. Johnston made is very suitable reply, after which alt enjoyed a dainty lunch. AROUND ABOUT US Loran: Mrs. John Fox while des rending the stairs lost her footing and as a result three of her ribs were frac- tured. Ailsa Craig: Jno. MacWilliam is /toeing his household effects to Elora this week and he and Mrs. MacWill- i11111 will shortly follow. Tucket•srnitb: W. H. Carter, a fol mer Tuckersrnith boy, was recently married at Beresford, Man., to Miss Laura McKay. Clinton: Mims Carol Newcnrnbe, daughter of Itev. Newcombe of town, was recently initialed at Indian Head, Man., to John Miller. Seaforth: The death took place on Jan. 1st, of Peter Jordan at the resid- ence of his son-in-law. D. H. Stewart. Deceased was 73 years of age. and had been in failing health for some months past. Clinton: Wesley Cnekerline, of Tot- ontn, formerly of Clinton, had the misfortune to have his collar bone broken while at school. Tuckerenith: The death occurred recently at Backoo, of an old resident of this township, in the person of Mr. Alex. McLean, sr, He was aged 82 years and 6 months He was horn at Loch Sunni t, Argyleshire, Scotland, and came to Canada in 1852, and re- sided on the 2nd concession, L. R. S. until 1880, when he removed to North Dakota. Ailsa Craig: A pretty wedding was golemnlzed at the home of Mrs. D. W. B. McKay on New Years day at high noon, when her second daughter, An- nie Waters, was united in marriage with Roland Craig, of Ottawa. The bride, who was unattended. was be- comingly attired in a beautiful white silk costume. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev. Mr. Rennie, of Statile, in the presence of a number of inti- mate friends. Ailsa Craig: Will Reid who has been ledger keeper in the local Stand- erd Bank for some time past. has been t r.a nsfet red to the branch at Ilarriston. Parkhill: Jam. Gillies has returned To relieve a rough or break opitcold in twenty•fonr hours. the following -ituple formula. the ingredients ot which can be obtained of any good pi e• •eriptiun d1 tlggist at small cost, is all hat tt ill Ie. requited: Virgin 011 111 i'iue(I':ne), one-half mince; (.lycer- ine, two winces; good Whiskey, a half pint. Shake well and take in tett8feorin- fnl 11.)4es every four hoot+. 7'Ile de. sired results can nut he Obtained un- less the ingredients are pure. it is therefore better to purchase the in- gredients x5'1111 4tely and prepare the mixture vont self. Virgin Oil of Pine (Per, 1 should he p,erchasel in the urigiu+tl l ;elf-onuce vial -1, which drug- gist. lily fur• dispensing. Etch vial is 401•11ntV se.41e51 in i. •gond wooden ease whirh !mot vets the oil from exposure to Tight. Armand be wooden CAM.' is :u, enur.,t•.•,1 %5, .,.pe1 with the n:une— "Vitgir, Oil of fine 11'urt I plainly printed thereon. I'here,lle• upany 11111 Lail„119 Nlltl rift Ip prodnrtions of Pine. lot these only create onuses. and nev- er effect the desired results. i4'L^.01,41.,4.'12..'Vb41.'N1.'V0.'b•1.•'l.10.40.eret.) "Ask for the Pu-p'e Pwekrige.” "RELIANCE" 1 h,ihlNG POWL)i:R < lace on 1 Iirucefleld: The death occurred re- cently of John Manson, of Manitoba. only son of John Mason, formerly of our village. He was ill of typhoid fever for some time. He was 18 years of age. Parkhill: At a meeting of the Board of Education on Saturday Mr.al Gerwooof North Bay was engaged Re Principal of the Iligh School for 101)7 to the take'plece of N.McDougell, recently resigned. Ailsa Craig: Rev. Baker was wait- ed on a few evening ago by a number of members of Marrs Hill churcb,lirin- sley, and presented with a large load of oats and other good things at the parsonage. Parkhill: The bakery business formerly on red by W. F Jamieson and during the last few mouths by Bayne' Bros. bas been purchased by Henry Hay nton of Londe!), who etl- 'ts•red into posseseinn last week. Nairn: A quiet wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh ('Lake when them daughter, Cat her. ins'. was united in rnarreige with Mr. David leKenzie. Rev. Mr. bonnie read the nl:trtiage service. Blyth: A very pretty wedding took I)ec. l(1 rot font p. 11)., at the • /.takes rood Healthful. 1 bourn• of 1/ mid Kennedy, when his • (sects I.r.Ts to % T:c. ! serum' daughter. Milt., was united in ) c:. es getter Results. a In srraige to G,•nrge E. Moore, of Ileo- Iatiat on tion Ocnulne. f Luther. F' IR F" E a P>.tkhill: \Ven. Mngltdery, wh,v '.� has leen here during the peat ss- ek -' ncAL'T;r Lim F;Ciun6 PJST CAIOS i fr New Liskeard, returned on Fri- t f day acconlpanis'd by Roy Manning. n' )-.•...' •.•••WM: tri nntw•ering the ft, i .. te,: - t• nit; le ad!) ..e„d rb• : who, it is understood, will go into partnership with the boys in New Ont - Alio. Seeforth: Me.srs. Chesney At Smil- ey. who have been engaged in the li lid ware business herr for the past f.•w years. have dissolved partnership. Mr. ('hecney has purchased Mr. Smile ' +^1, se/. f-oe, postageprepaid, n ••. t 1 t. , ' .'•,r Inie,t ed tin,, or I,aoaitai pict'.1 4 ; v t ea1t;4 f.lhogra{ Lel io brilllnnt r ;lore: -• 111. 1110050 your rrecer. 4 2nd. N.tn,e this pamper. e l".1 ERN t 1 IOV,\l. i -(lilt) CO., !Oro \tie CAstana Seaforth: John A. S'Ithetlaud, lab of 1).•trait, :u:d in of \lr. Ales. Nat l - el Lund, was t e..vialy HIM 1 it'd .ti 'l'rt 4•r'- ton, to Mi ('hiiaiva \I.'I)ongnlf. d oihhter of Mr, Chas. It•1►o,lg.,11, u[ 11.11. pines. \lr..ui,i Mtn. �otherl•upd will Irside iu Lurkuuw, where Mr. Sutherland goes into pat 1 nership with his brother-in-law, Mr. Wali. Mutdie. in the hardware business A (TREAT SEED BOOK Ferry's 1907 Seed Annual Now Ready tor Free Uiatributinn Ferry's great Seed Hook is now ready for dietribution. This is tem hook that every farmer wants and waits for. It tnakes no difference what other catalogues tore received. farmers are not satisfied until they get Fert•y's, because it co11taine better and fuller information. Ferry's Seed Annual, in fact, is real- ly more than a catalogue. IL dffe* from the usual seed catalogue inae- uuuch as it really helps each farmer or gardener to choose intelligently the varieties hest suited to his pat -Ho- lder needs. The wise selection of var- ieties results in bigger, better paying crops. The experience gained in flf v years of successful seed growing is thus at your command. For freshness, purity and reliability Ferry's Seeds sre in a class by them- selves. They are known all over tl►e land, and farmers everywhere have confidence in the name of Ferry. and know for a certainty that their seeds can be relied upon. They know that every package has behind it the reputation of a house whose business standards are the highest in the trade. Just drop a postal to D. M. Ferry tel Co., Windsor. Ont., and they will send you a copy of their 1907 Seed An- nual. It's absolutely free. SUITABLE FURNITURE -I for Every Room in the Home We have a beautiful selection of the latest designs. Come and get our prices, all marked in plain figures. W E ask you to carne to this store for furniture because w:: believe you will get the kind you want. The stock includes all those pieces that appeal to gond taste on account of their design, finish. character and richness. We can :chow newest ideas and the most popular furniture for the hotne, that can be found any place, town or city. JAS. BEVERLEY, OPERA BLOCK. Leading Furniture Dealer and Undertaker. D 1 SEASES OF MEN DRS. K K Thousands of young and middle-aged men are annually swept to a premature grave through IMPRUDENT HABITS. EXCESSES AND Bi.00» DIS1•:ASF'8. If you have an) of the following symptoms consult ,ts before It 1s too late. Are you nervous and weak, despondent and gloomy, specks before the eyes with dark circles under them, weak back, kidney v irrita- ble, palpitation of the heart. bashful, excitable dreams, sediment In urine, poor memory. lifeless, distrustful. lack energy and strength, tired morn- IIrnples on the face, eyes sunken, hollow cheeks, careworn expression, Inge, restless nights. changeable meads. nerve weakness, premature de- cay, bone pains, hair loose, sore throat, etc.? YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM LOST VITALITY. We rare ♦-erteerrle. Stricture. Blood Pelson, .Nervous Drblllty. Kidney mud Bladder Dlaeaarw. ('oaanitetlnw Free. I[ unable to can, write for Question Blank tor Ilome Treatment, DMKENNEDY& KEROAN les $UgLBT warm DETROIT, MICR. ssmaw*"4..,.00".sik...0005% Ce iti ' IV Difference. All depends on the tuition you receive in a college whether you will make a success of business life. if your 0 teacher allows you to depend on other students and look in the back of the book for answers, your course will he a failure. There are no answers given in OUR c books --we teach you to stand alone. You need no sup- port, so that when you start life in earnest you have that confidence in yourself so essential to a business man. We have the reputation of giving a thorough and effi- cient training in both our Business and Shorthand departments. Booklet free. School term : Sept. till June, inclusive. Students may enter at any time. Forest City Business College 1. W. WISTEtvELT. Y. M. a A. te. g., Principal. 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