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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1907-04-18, Page 5"NINOS•STAVS" NAND DILLON TWICE AS STRONO Short. stiff. hard. steW wire stays make a'•hingelike" joint at every lateral wire on the billion fence. These -Hinge-stays" give our 4ence • greater degree of elasticity -enable is $o withstand greeter strain. They act like. and really are. binges -make our fence swing or sprig Lack into shape after receiving a heavy blow. ortheunusual pressure caused by • furious bull or other animal endeavoring to push tris way through to freedom. Catalogue tells wore about this twice as stroag"fence. The Owea Saved Wire fence Ca. Limited. Owen Sewwd, Ont. %DIUQNNXGErSTA r ECJ W. NEIL, Agent. COI! TO eleED BUlen Rs Our 1907 Catalogue will tell -'.�•� you how to get, Absolutely Free, a beautiful Carving Set of SHEFFIELD STEEL, with -_ Celluloid' Handles and Sterling Silver Mounts, v u X;? •1 enclosed in a handsome plush and silk lined case. The outside be- ing covered with leatherette. Our handsome Catalogue and �\ Guide nook is richly illustrated and is free to everyone who asks for it and contains details of other special offers, etc., also gives full details of new and standard varieties of Seeds, Plants and Bulbs. Writs to -day. DARCH & HUNTER SEED CO.,Limtted LONDON. Canada. Ga I(Su rcgri p"Shi ngles, Surprising how easily and rapidly a roof may be covered with Galt "Sure -grip" Shingles. Simple matter to lock the sides together, and just as easy to Tock the top shingle to the one below. The nails are "concealed"—can never pull out. Galt "Suregrip" Shingles lie so cklsely to the roof that they really might be said to be cemented on. And they lock together in the tightest kind of a grip. These shingles form a solid armor of galvanized steel, afford- ing not the slightest opening for wind to get under. They can't drop off or blow off; neither can they rust or burn off. Just as cheap as ordinary shingles. Last a life time. The wisest kind of an investment to make. Catalogue and further information free on request. THE GALT ART METAL CO., Limited GALT, ONT. —Tune la THE •MEET METAL AGE.— Crediton nis.— Crediton DIt,1' .1. \IcCI E, MEMItEIt ON- TARIO COLLEGF. 1'I11'8ICI. arms and Surgeons, Successor to Dr. is. A. heist. Crediton. Ont. Mrs. Russ Huxtable, of leituilton is visiting her moth••' Mrs. Fink - beine r. for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. holt. Keyes. of Par!: hill smut a couple of ((aye wits program till the somewhat as fol lows :-Tuc*wtay and Wednesday n. In., examination of junior preachers. Tues. F vg., t,uhliC tweeting, addressed by Rev. ,E. M. Gisohler, Anterior on . Temperance given in German. Rev. L. K. .1•:idt, IMAIIWoo(1 on Education En;r11-11. \Weillt•M civ afternoon the t'onferenc' Missionary Society holds its Annual Session. It is expected that the evening meeting will he :ail• dressed b)• Ilishop Ilreyfolrt•I and Ree. Mr. .rad Mrs. .las. Lawson. S. I'.,11rott11, ltosthern, Sask. At the Mrs. .las. McCue, of \telatietlion is opening of conference on Thursday visiting her son Dr. \icl'ue for a a. rr. the lishop 1111 deliver an rtd- feW weeks. dress before bnlii1sss is taken up. Mr. Alonzo II(di. ins i- this week Public meetings will also be 1101: laid up tits a s('were :attack of 1:a every evening during the neck. gripes :led spr:ritn•d %%net. tiunday a. ni., the Bishop %vitt preach Mr. F,d. Weiner, who lets hien wis• the ordination *44'111101 and the rest sting :at his }intoe bete for the past of the Hay will ie occupied by Mis- two week.. returned to Il;rnoser on sionary :and urdimalion services. All Tupsd.y. thrt business met outer sessions ncil1 Mr. A( t /." icker ts391 in •L)11(1011 is' opt'' to the public with very few this Week on hnsiness. exceptions. bat. 7.30 p. 10., 1.011114 MI. (11!9. 1luilznlattn 1101 improved People's Jtally :addressed by Hee. .1. the appearance of les lions' try add• 11. L:inmh, t'leeeletld Ohio, or Rev. $. ing veranda and bilor►ay. 1'. Spring. i). 1)., Cleveland, •Editor Miss Annie 1 V1.11.0 W34 nisi• of Evangeli'aI Messenger. S1,(•ci:11 Ing Mrs. Goo. Mamie for a few d 1)4 11111.le low choir, ''/0rieli 1041 Dash%, coal last %%e..•k has reluru.d h rnr'. Sucieties. Ail young People's Socie- Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. (levee and lit• ties are welouule. ti1a'ci:tl 5und:ly Ile son of Itus.+'Idale visited the L•at • Scheel Mestieg Sunday 9.15 :r• na., ter's I.arent'. It. v. Mr. :lad Mrs. .1.,nddre+sed b)• several visiting clergy• W. Andrews. fur a fete (Iays East Mr. (:m. 11oltzmann has at present a fine young driver for which he has he left.•,41) a good filrnre. Canada (:.n*fer'nee of tin,' Eva(1- g elicnl Association. -Tree 0bove body will csnven.' rot Attend Session, in Zion Chureh, Crediton, Conference proper will open Thurdap, tete., M• a• tn.. Ili..: ep S. C. !trteyfir(r•1. D., of Reading, Pa., presiding. The tab EXETER T1ME8, APRIL 113th 19o7 Popular goods for Now andISPECIALVALUES y the Rest of the Season Favored Worsteds � ru�isEiiNiwin These worsteds are in blues and 1 It a pant hunter paralyse fancy mixtures,excel in quality,beauty Is panting for pants and finish anything of their kind we i He pantelh pantlea:5 have ever shnstn. We are offering) Until he implants himself into some beautiful ' one of those fashionable pants ordered Summer Suits for $io and upwards. A beautiful assortment to choose from. If there is a taste we can not suit, we have yet to know of it. at J. H. 110LTZMANN'S ' Mrs. A. Jlrow'11 of Blenheim 14 at present visiting '('he home of ,her parents Mr. and Mrs. Gottfried G a ise r. Itev. R. 11. Bean preached to vx+ry inspiring sermon in behalf of the Ladies' Aid. Text Galatians .3 and 28th. verse. Confectionery :Mrs. A. \V,hitnam and Miss E. Morlock of Benton ::arbor Mich., aro spending a few weeks with their We have jubst put in a parents Mr. Dad Mrs. Matthew Mor - lock. stock of Fresh . Groceries, --�— Fruits, Candies and Canned PROMINENT MANUFACTURER Goods. SPEAK. In Vnwleek Hill. Ont., no one i3 better known than Geo. S. Watson. When he says "Catarrhozone is u real cure," depend on it being so. "My wife," he writes, "was subject to to bad attacks of throat irrita- tion and bronchitis. Many remedies were tried but fete proved at all useful. Catorrhozone was different. 1t st:cmtei to get right at the bore spats and brought relief quickly. We have found Catarrhozone an ab- DASIIWOOD - ONT. solute cure for bronchis and catarrh. Nothing cures more quickly so get it to -day, two sizes, 25e. and $1.00 at TI -IE all dealers. Groceries and We also BREAD make first class bread. Give us a call. Levi S. Hamacher Baker and Confectioner. PARKJIILI. Parkhill. April 14th. -Joseph Mc - Cachet' was ,found this morning dead on the rood near his ,house. Mr. •Me- Cachan is believed to have been taken with :heart failure while on his way Jtonue. His tracks could be plainly traced from the shop to the spot where be was found, and as there )were mo other track the coroner decided no inquest was necessary in the :absence of suspicious circumstances. • Mr. ' McCachan :was about 60 years of age. Twelve special [trains carrying nearly 5000 immigrants left Mon- treal on 'Monday for the \Neat. The Ontario Legislature expects to prorogue this 'week. . A QUESTION OFTEN ASKED. Why 00 many People feel worse af- ter taking pills than before? Trou- ble is tent drastic pills are used. No. remedial action is obtained. the I bowels are irritated and dreadful FARM LABOURERS AND DOM - constipation follows. In using Dr.l ESTIOS. llamilton's Pills you aro scarcely 1 i conscious of having taken tnedicine. I I have been appointed by the Dom- , Although very mild, Dr. Hamilton's inion Government to plaes Immix 1 ills do regulate the bowels, ntimu,- i grants Lrom the United Kingdom in late the normal action of the glands positions as farm labourers and dem- and create neither 'nausea, griping or estio servants in this vicinity. Any violent action. Positively' guaran- person requiring 8ua11 help should teed for biliousness, indigestion I notify me by letter stating sully. the stomach, liver and kidney ills. For ! kind of help required, when wante3 a safe fatuity pill rely on Dr. Handl- ' and wages offered. The numbers ton's. 25c. per box nt all dealers. arriving .rna3 not be suftioient to ♦ supply all requests but every effort IIENSALI, will be made to provide dash appli- -- cant with the help required. The case against Geo. Perkins .who DONALD McINNIS was remanded (to the Goderich gaol Canadian Government Employment to weeks ago, on a serious charge Agent, Exeter. Ont. preferr•d by Ida McMarten. has been t -- reduced to'ttltat of indecent assault. TIIE COLONEL. —.._— (12769) Vol. XXVII is a dark brown Wil 1 b e found an excellent re- stands 16 1-2 .bands high foaled June medy for sick headache, Carter's 11th. 11(01, anal has proved himself Little Liver fills. Thousands of to bo :a sure foal getter. letters from people who have used Monday. will leave his own 'stable them prove this fact. Try them; Bryanston, first Monday in May, ess---- and proceed to 11. Artnitage's lot 11 HURON con. N, London Tp. for 110011; thence Mr. L. 1'. Snyde'r formerly mann• to A. Mc\Villiams' lot 7, con. 5, for ger of the Sovereign Bank at Clin- night. ton has been appointed inspector of Tuesday to F. Fitzgerald's lot 4, Agencies. con. 7. for noon; thence to his own Mr. Geo. 1 winbank, one of Clin- stable for night. ton's oldexlt residents die.: last meek Westneeday to Wm. Beattie;• lot at the advanced :age of 81 years. M r. 12, con. 13 for noon; thence, by way Swinbank worked on the construe- o[ ltirr to l . Ferguson's lot 17, con. tion of the 11. and L. 11. Its. in 1853. 1`i, Ger nittdat. At a meeting of the Clinton Thursday to C. Walden's lot 11. Council, last Monday night, the OJ11. 16, for noon; thence iso Geo. Citizens' Committee laid before the Itatliburii s lot 29. con. 12, Biddulph plant. with a standpipe in the neigh( Council a scheme [ora proposed M- ing for night. 143(11 of waterworks. It provides for Friday to E. D. I ('rill's lot 111, 8, the sinking of n well and Tenpins 11, llid(1u1Ph, for noon; thence to It. 1:aston's lot 2, con. 15 for niWta(t. borhoata from mhich the. water tell: Saturday by way of con. 14 to his Is' conveyed to all parts of the town own stable where he will remain by 4, fi, 8, and 10 inch ni:1in/, �rcnnl- until the following Mondriy mot-e- ll. to location. The Committee has ing. provided n very complete system, if F. R. NESTLE Prop. adopted, the contenlpleled cost being Bryanston, 1' . 0., Ont. about $25,000. DASHWOOD ROLLER Minus I wish to announce to the public that I have purchased Mr. Eidt's in- terest in the Roller Mills and solicit your patronage. Vt e make a specialty of Family Flour. Try Our Graham Flour. All kinds of feed always on hand. Chopping Promptly attended to Highest Price Paid for Wheat. WM • EHLERS Prop. of Dashwood Roller Mills.. Many Merchants DECEIVING 1' '- .1.1 }\G TI1i'.Ilt LADY G TOM l':104. From time to time The Wells & Richardson Co., Limited, maufactur• era of the popular DIAJMONi) DYF.M receive letters from People residing in the various provino•s of Canada, telling of the itttempts of retail lebrohants to induce the ladies to buy weak, adulterated and worthless Package (lyes w•luen the reliable Dia • monad dyes are asked for. These efforts of retail merchants to substitute worthless dyes, should be resented by every woman and girl tt he has n desire to do success- ful home coloring. The merchants wlao try to substi• lute and (receive the public, do so for the sake of the big profits they re- ceive. Such merchants care little for the comfort rind success of their wen. A special feature will It, :a customers. Missionary °((pima low the School. Sucreesful home dying eon only b-' Messrs. Clarence Militant .and done by the use of i)IAMON1) Dl -1{S frank lin) to ••'aid (0r village a fly which :are all guaranteed t•a hive ins visit 011 Sunday last. perfect ►eslrlts in ,1seautiful, bright Mrs. ltotichti. of 8ebewaing, a its and mewer•fading colors. 1 o son lied d:tuuhter are at B'as'al This month the Wells & Itichard- % +i1intr with the (:mgt's brother 5011, Co.. Limited, ,Montreal, 1'. 0., '1r. Mona Brown and also Mrs. Dot- \v ill send free 't) any address too u r "1111 •Iiaclitets is tis+tine 11.1 ili.inaonat Dye llooklet 31111 :frau)• trent1 Mr. and Mrs. Gottteib Souvenir card for baby. You should brown. hive them. Weak Kidneys Weak Kidneys, surely point to west kidney Nerves. no Kidneys, like the Heart. and 1h1 Stomach, And their weakness, not in the organ lWlf, but in tho nerves that control and guide and serenethen them. Dr. eboop's ReetoraUY• Is a medicine specifically prepared to reach them eontrolltne nerves. To doctor the Kidneys atone„ ib futile. It is a waste of Liras, and of money as well. 11 your back aches or is weak, fl the urine Molds, or Is dark and strong. if yon have symptoms 01 Blights or other distressing or dangerous kid. trey disease, try Dr. Shoop's Restorative a monttr tablets or L)quId-and see what it can and will fief's yea. 'Nagel* recommend and sell Dr. Shoop' Roslorativ In House Furnishings during April month. We have some extra values in CARPETS in Unions, Wools, Tapestry, etc. We have just received a shipment of Tapestry Carl wts in Fawn, Green and Cardinal shad)'. Exquis- ite patterns, new and up-to-date and have nmktd thein close to manufacturers prices. See Our Stock of Linoleums, Oil Cloths, &c,s. ' handlewidihs tn Nailrriel ScotchTile Linoletum, in the hest quality. In this department we have great bargains Lace Curtains See our patterns at 1011):)C t0 �.�ln per :)tail: and/11,25 line.They are specials. WINDOW SHADES— All Colors, plain, also trimmed with lace and in,ertion WALL PAPERS—A large stock to choose from Lt right prices We are clearing out) some lines Regular 25c for 5c per double roll. A. Call Solicited C. ZWICKER, Crediton The annual meeting of the South Huron Anti -liar -room League was held in the :Methodist Church !11en•� call en the afternoon of Monday April 8th, the vice-president. Miss t Jeannie Murray, presiding in .the absence of the president. After the opening devotional cervices, the sec• retary read ties minute's of ;Om last meeting which were duly approved on motion. Delegates front the dif- ferent municipalities, which conduc- tetrl Local Option campaigns last fall leave brief reports of how the work was done, which brought out the fact that success in a local 01)11011 campaign requires thorough and ef- ficient org:lrtizatie•', a minute per= Cedar Posts We have a carload of Cedar PoEits at 23c. at Exeter 25c at Winchelsea Soleil canvass, the liberal distribu-COWARD & CLARK, Winchelsea tion of good literature and plenty of hard work and where this was not done Local Option failed to carry. The prospects for aggressive work in other municipalities of the riding was next discussed by the conven- tion and a committee was appointed to wait upon the license cotnmision- ers, which meet in IIettsnll on Fri- day April 19 at 10 a..►n., to presenit a strong case to theta and to en- deavor to have seine licenses in the constituency cut off particularly some in the Tow►tship of Stephen anal if the deputation failed to do nny- thing along this line, it was suggest- ed that a license reduction or n lo- ath option campaign 1x) launched in Stephen. The question of hotel ac- commodation in llensall when local option came into force, was next brought before the convention %which brought out the information, that the temperance workers of 11^risall are prepared to furnish the neces- sary accommodation if the hotel men fail to do 80. Lary inforcernent was also discussed by the convention, and it was strongly urged upon temper- ance pimple to stand by the officers of the law and give them every pee- sible assistance in enforcing the last. It ryas decided that the I.engue. co- operate in so far as possible with the local organization in securing speak- ers for Local Option campaigns. The following resolution was also unani- mously adopted. "Resolved that we, Anti -liar -room League in convention We handle only the Sherwin Williams Paint which hay the members •.of the South Huroncovering capacity an the greatest ca gest of slut made. All the Y P assembled, put ourselves on record leading shades in stock, also Varnish, Wood Stain, Aluminum as being strenuously opposed to the and Gold Paint, Enamel, Buggy Paint &c, three -fifth requirement of the Local Option law, as being unfair and un• Net, India New Gi British. the majority ruling in all nghams, Prints, LCurtainother similar matters and that a the Premier, the Provincial 8eere- Lawn (so much used this season for shad- copy of this resolution be sent do ow embroidery) arrived this week tary, 11,1(1 the focal member in the legislature." Tate following officers Choice Fruits and Groceries were elected for the ensuing year, l'resident. Itev. W. M. Martin, ErsteB W F BEAVERS, = Farquhar. ter ; Vice -)'.resident, Antis Jeannie • • Murray, Hensel': Cor. Secy. Rev. 8. L. Toll. }:ansa:: ; Rec. Scc'y 'S. II, \\',1►iLuore, llrucefiel(t ; Tr'eus, 'rank O'Brien, Chisell►urst. The above named officers together with tlx: following vice -Presidents appointed for cool' municipality will form the Executive Committee, Scafor11* John Govenlock ; Ileusall. Miss .1. Murray ; Exeter E. A. Fear ; Bayfield Jas. Wallace; Tuckersmith A. 0. Smillie; Stanley \V. 3. Johnston; Ilay Frank Oestreioher ; Stephen 1tev. M r. Bean: l'sbonie Ohas. Cann. Considering the inclemency of the )weather and the condition of the road+ /the sat ten- danct was good. 1'erfect ,harmony thoughout the meeting, which was most inspiring, the prevailing eentf- meut bring, "Let 1'4 r;,, .esrw'ard.'' a roid oofing I have just received a large shipment of Paroid Roofing, and as the time is drawing near when you will want roofing work done, I would advise you to call and select what you will want. Have on hand a number of mitts and gloves, which I am selling at wholesale prices. Come in and get a pair. All kinds of tinware on hand. W. Moore Kirktoni Paints and Varnishes Do You Weigh Enough? Everyone of average intelligence knows something of the immense value of Cod Liver Oil and Iron as remedial agents. Consequently no one would be sur- prised to hear thatverysatisfactoryresults had followed from giving ae FERROL" (a perfect emulsion of Cod Liver Oil, Iron and Phosphorus) in cases where Iron and Oil appeared to be needed. But, when we ask people to believe that in an actual and scientific test made by an eminent and well- known physician, twenty-five bottles of a�TOR=.ill. 9FERROL tae int Kind You Hare AMUS (1e11Q 1".. 4-r...�\ ' 4 7wy), Sroopls of the Canadian North Wesi IIONESTRA1/ 1tEOt'LATIO\a. ANYes en nnnd'cr(d section of IMminion land. in manitols, -askatchesan and All.erla, excepting s and rl, not 0senel, may he homesteader) by any person who is the head of a family, or any ''ale over Is )e• es of aye, to the extent of one quarter section of i00 acres, more or less. Entry uur.t lr made personally at the local land on* for the district in which the land I. situate. The homesteader is required to perform the con- ditions connecter there's ilh under one of the follow • ins plans:— (1) At least six month: residence upon and culti- vation of the land in eaeh year for three years. (f) If the father (or mother, if the father 101 de- ceased) of the homesteader re.idse upon a farm in the I icinity of lie land amens: for, the resiiuren.en•s as to residence may 1.e satisfied L) such person residing with the father or mother. (3) if the settler has his permanent residenre nq•on farming land maned by him in the trinity of his homestead, the requirements as to residence may 1.e satisfied by residence upon the said land, (lit month notice in writing. should he (is et'to the Con,m•.sinner of Ikminion land. at Ottaw a of intention to apply for Intent. W. W. ('"I(4, Deputy of the NiMo o, of the Interior, N. 8.-- unauthorized enhlieetien of tlia advertise - men will not rte paid for. 1 i J a. were given to ten patients and the result was a net increase in weight of ninety-five pounds, we are aware that we are asking a great deal ; nevertheless we are prepared to prove that this is an absolute fact, by evidence that no reasonable person can reject. More- over, this is no isolated instance, but only one of many equally remarkable. Very fcw people properly appreciate the importance of maintaining their normal weight. There is no surcr indication of approaching disease than a considerable loss of weight and even where this is not the case, a man whose weight is not up to the average is always in danger of contracting any of the germ diseases which are unfortunately so prevalent On the other hand, while his weight is well maintained. a man is practically proof against attack, and if disease is already present, the fact that the weight is being increased is proof' positive that the disease is being overcome. The desirability of maintaining the weight should therefore be apparent. in view of this we can con- ' fidently recommend " FERROL " as the surest, speed• lest and most effective medicine by which the weight may be maintained or restored. W. ft. COLE. DRUGGIST, EXETER.