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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1906-12-27, Page 5 (2)INTER TERM ur' 'THL WI . t p Business College titiew.4with (,`lint u liu*ir4i01Cu13ew �i OPENS JANUARY 21D Thee is the mot modern, thor. ougbind suooesslul institution of its kind in Ontario. Excellent staff of teacbere; unexcelled equipmut° large attendance; actual businee school'. During November we lead 20 times se many calls front le*diug concerns for Bookkeepers, Stenog- raphers and Telegraphers as we had graduate* to send. Enter any tiYne. Iudividu*l instruction, Our handsome Ohrisetrtras cata- logue nett free ou application to 6E0. 01451` 1'014 • PrIncip it Xmis.190€.. Tout will want 'something for the home to mark the passing of Xmas. Tule . e. A Piano or Organ is always is A merest suitable_ gift. Then to . SWIG MACHINES we show the best in makes and finish. in. small M " IOAL Instruments. and Ohildren ssleighs.we sh .ow s varied stock. Also in an.. e X1 -Books, ileStationery' , we wire the cake. Prices and terrna are most liberal. e!: ART1N &SON 1110111 W�TCB 1t is right in every respect. Rightin workmanship, Right in price. Right in time, Right every, time. Accurately adjust- ed.. Fitted in either old, sil- ver us vett or nickel eases, ti sell • you a watch. Dashwood Furniture Store. We have a full and sup-to.date Stock of Furni- ture in all lines, which will be sold at Very Close Prices for the Neat Thirty Days. We have also a line of Xmas. Specialties which we are offering AT COST in order to dispose of them as we are going out of this line of goods A tail will convince you that we mean what we say I�ISAAO ftrniture Dealer, and Undertaker DASH NV O 0 DR OUR BEST COMBINATION THU !rwo PAPERS YOU WANT T H. E ADVOCATE BOTH ton and the 'Best of all Weeklies THE FAMILY H E R AL 0 and T E 'MtI A K Y A lY E L WEB L � T AR, R 1.65 And with, the Faynily Herald and Weekly Star will be included themost beautiful ictus ever given r a era. t a gravure 22 x Winches entitled `"A TIM OF'WAR" It is toeo X is v asily worth 0. newspaper dollar bill, g The ADVOCATE will supply alllocal news,: markets, social happenings, etc., ete., and the Family Herald and Weekly Star will eiVe you a combination of the greatest weekly newspaper covering every portion of the Globe, t great family magazine far eurpaaaing any et the English. or American magazines in interesttingfamily reading, and without doubt the beat farmer's paper on the continent. No paper printed in the English language gives its readers such big value as the Family herald and Weekly Star. • Sample copies of the beautiful picture may be seen at this Qifice. Cali or send your subscription to THIS ADVOCATE, Exeter., UITAB,LE FURNITURE �r Every Room in the :Nor We have "a beautiftil selection of the latest designs. Come and get oar prices,:, ►ll . ularked '.in plain h.gures, E. ask you to.cnnae tot tle store., for fctrniture because weebelieve.yoe will get the,kind you want, The stock includes all those pieces that appeal to good taste on account of theirs design, firntsh,. character and richness, We can show ,newest ideas : and the most popular furniture for the home, 'drat' . can be found any place,.townror city.; J OPERA, BLOCK ERLE Leaadiug 'Furniture Dealer and B'nderthker. .1rr0r Roottom Coition The great Uterine Tonic " and only safe effectualMonthlsr Regulator on, which'women can depend. Sold iso thrcet de of strength—No.. 1, ; o. 2.. strop r No. 3.. ion � d g>ooia per' bol* for enol cases, ... se t orzL neo. all Bold by So Fria'. t "oi! rc�. .011 �h� IUi��sP p�e.'gold. 1'e4e p c� Free amphlet. ,Address; ° T111 TO1ONT0.00. (fo>amerlyWsndaoll COgKEi1101li1LC0.. ..Se e The �ler� IO - ' '. ER� ONTARIO mrivir see Vele eieeirely AROUND ABOUT US slkillkaa- Jae Jer,..4kalta4 ti.ideric h Tp, ® Sat.1t'.1ay morning, *info dehs)z siih4 cattle Wiwi t Hanley 1L..Pt all rd one e'1 lli, tinges. C:o<lettrieAli Tp. Charlie Mi. (irectfir fall clown a night of arenas fcactul.ifig .; Q.le of ribs by tree tin ble Cliuton: A pretty wedding took lice at A.eiblrri on Dee. eta, wwlleui Geo. Much. of town was married to Mis. Cteietirnsi Vida Stalker. Mitchell; Archer W. (,i1tl pulsed away on Wednesday let the age of 10 yeat:e and d months, after a abort Ol- ney* of eonoutuption. Clinton:Mr. Gibson, of the!Jolson's Bank staff, hila been transferred to London, and is succeeded by Mr. Kearuy, r. icknow. Goderich: Walter Shaw, of the el- evator staff, was presented with a handsome gold watch guard and lock- et. by his fellow worizwen. Stella; Mise Jessie Allen bad the misfortune to fall and break her arin the other day. A physician reduced the fracture and she is doing as well a* can be expected. Clinton: Miss Jessie Coupland, daughter of Rev. T. Coupland, late of Auburn, bee secured a school near. Watford, at which place her father is now stationed. ate50. Parkhill: Mie. 3. . it i e, a form- er resident of this town, being a daughterof the late. Robt. W. klaskett, died at Cornwall on Dee. 13. The fun- eral took place at Forest, Ribbert: Win. N. Docking of this townshipwas married on Wednesday to Miss Mabel Dora Fields of Stratford the ceremony deingperformed by, Rev. Kirkland. " They will reside here, Seaforth: MissOlaraSciate.r,daugh- ter, of Mr. Wm Sciater, who has been. teaching in the junior departteent of the Auburn school for the past four leery, is ;givingup her school. Clinton: Miss Maud McMcNaugh- ton was made the zecipient of a nails - sign clock and a silver tea service and a case of pearl handled knives froth the members of St Paul's church. Hibbert: Alex. Gray, who left here some thirteen years ago, died. in Wash- ington, Ohio, recently at the age of 45 years. A wife and one son, besides tive"sisters and five brothers survive him. McGillivray: A footer resident of this township passed away on Dec. 9• ext; Bosanquet at the good old age •'of 82 years and 9 months, after a long illness. d He leaves six sons and two daughters. Fullerton: ThereF aassed away ; 'at her home on Dec:13th, Mrs, Nicholas Rowell, at the ripe age of 80 yyears. Deceased was a good and kindlady, beloved by all, and was a consistent member of the Methodist church. She leaves to mourn her loss. a . sorrowng husband dand two sone, Jetties, of s - .borne, and Albert at horde:, Her meins were iinterred in the Kirkton cemetery. Only Real Pancy Gods Store in' HOLIDAY GOODS '"• - 'OB EVERYBODY We have never before had suchea complete stock of goods. Fancy h iln ' t ►;mlalete assortment Austrian, Dainty Jap, ROya►i Art English, German and French. Leather C00d A full line of hand bags, purses etc. Toilet Articles: Manicure Sets: of= all sizes andC prieesy, Cothbs, Hair 8rnshest ShavizigLprxishes, and Mugs, Ete. Envelopes and paper of (lest quality, at prices l`rem 15c., to $0 per box. Also post card albums, birthday, books, toy drawing books, etc., and pictures for the children, Oh! just call and see thea, ttionerr Toys Oonfeetionery nom the choicest chocolates to the mixed. Overa ton of candy altogether, F'rui� Pipes Or mgrs, California, and Spanish: t ► low as 2 dozen: for 25 cents; Dates 8 cts. a b, Cooking Figs 5 cts; a ib. Fancy ones in fancy cusps, $1{50 down, also good line of 25c. pip; ut s and Poultry taken Cash. CHARLTON S FAIR Chiselhurst: ,Robert Newell, 'has disposed of his one hundred acre farm to, Mr, Wm Dinnin, of Hibbert, the prig 'being upwards of$7000.' Mr Newell and family will retire to Hen- ssll:in'the neer future.. Clinton; Miss Elea rette, danghteer of.0. Potts, and Miss'Mabe1 Oantelon,. have rented Mr. Jackson's store in the Victoria Block, and : after the New Yeerwill open out at Millineey . and Fancy Goods store. Tuceersmith: The death of Mrs.; 1Nxxt. Alkenhead, ;whose maiden, name wa4.. _Annie.,Davidson,, formerly, Tuckerstnitb' -Qvcurred in Regina re- setup oftyp roldfever And fourof their children areill alba same dieeaise. •Brucedeld: Mr, Herbert' has sold tlie'McTevish farm to Jas. Armstrong for`Se,000. Wm. $roadfoot, Tucker - smith, has moved to the: house on ' the farm of Simon McKenzie.- Miss: G. Maeks has sold the stock inher,. store to a party from New Hamburg. Clinton Stewart Jackson, tr., met' with a painful accident at the`Passtime Clab..on Wednesday eyening, He was swinging .nna horizontal bar when it broke. and he was thrown on his face. One of bis teeth was broken, his face severely bruised and cut, and for a short tirne he Was unconscious... M ofhe oldest e cKillop: Another t d s poineers of this township passed away on Monday, in the, person of Mrs. Wm Galbraith, at the ripe age of ' 84 years and 7 months. Mrs. Gentraith's maid- en nau,e was Mary Muldoon'. She was born in Fermanagh county, Ireland, and came to Canada nearly sixty years ago. • efovvielt:e Rey, W.`H Harvey, an old Howich. bey, of Brant avenue Methodist church, Brantfoacl, was a victim of the ice -covered sidewalk on Friday night, when he slipped and broke his left arm ' just below the shoulder. The mishap was a very painful one, Mid will incapacitscte him for a time. , McKillop: A pretty event -took place on Dec. 19th, at the manse,when the Rev. Mr. Carswell , united in mar- riage Androw 0. Henderson of McKil- loy, and Miss Tillie Shannon; andJohn E. Daley, son of Peter Daley, of Sett forth, and Miss Eliza Shannon. The brides are both daughters of the late W. J. Shannon of the 5th con. Seaforth:' Owing to the managing of the shoe factory "demanding all his time, W. le. Willis last week disposed of the shoe business he has conducted hoe £t)r some years, to . phis father, R9bert Willis, Seaforth'.s veteran shoe eater. When he takes over his new business itobt. Willis will also retire front the firm OB. 1. Willis. St Son, and this old and longestablished business will in future be carried on by Walter Willis, Both changes 1 are to take place early in the new year. TRV 711/8 FOR YOUR COUGH i'Iiiituu,:,,�} Tt.r Heal b »✓r teem %. i.1• C ieiva, ooe5f lei %Viilzeiete t,1 •AIkiiil..t• I ., teei le c;i' t eiastor', u1.1 UI 4 ad ►i. at i t 0,rt:tUd t4rlat►iLitl 404'rllily. fries tete es, i.e.' t►.ku, itra. Stews time ego he, bit a. *everts xttac:k cit tyl.tiuld whiclh iiieoppesed to Leyte der reaaid his cbance c.r i•acever;y, lie woo borne here about 3u yea a f1i,'u. Beyfield: A very pleszwint and happy event took place recently at, area hems of fir,. and Mrs. Reid. on the Verna rued, when theiirdeu titer, Eva was amine./ e3 inert iage to Mr. Well- ingtun Ellti.tt of tlie iiootie ii hew, Dee. 5th, at 00 o'clock. After the cerewot.yy a iluwptuvusfeasct was pc•uvided,wbich wits enjoyed t., the full by a 1atge' number of guesto. The ceremony was performed by Rev J. McNeil.. Parkhill: eira. It chlau Mee. uzie was injured Wednesday afternoon'' while endeavoring to ernes Maine street. A, freight train stalled acrosea the street was cut in order to let teanm psis and Mrs. McKenzie, in her hurry to get gitaierigwhieb es with delivery direction. She was rendered uncoil. Mone, in *bleb condition she Tew'din- edd for half an hour. She is recovering. Fullerton: e A very quiet but pretty wedding took plaice oo Wednesday evening at "Grove Farm," the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Etty, when their oldest daughter. Miss Mattel, be- came the bride of Leonard [l. Lem - mous, of ,Logan., Only the immediate relatives of the contracting• partiee were present. Promptlyat six o'clock, to the straibs of the wedding march played by Miss Myrtle Etty, the bridal party .entered the parlor where Rev. 0, Purr ton of Mitchell tied. the knot. Little Elva Etty was flower girl. St. Marys: A very pretty waedd'tng took blace at the home of Mr. and Mrs. McNeil, Wednesday, when their daughter, Miss Christians, was given in holy bondsof matrimony, to Robert J. G. Jones, aformeirr -popular Mitch el l boy and eldestsonof Mrs. T. Jonee. but now a mof the stove to ne town. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr, eleWillinms, pastor of enox Church, in the presence of only immediate relatives. Deafness Cannot be . O red by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseas- ed portion of the ear, There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional temtdies Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucou,lining of the Eustachian Tube. W.hen this n rumbling soundm- tube's inflamed you leave a ru i Ing or i perfect .hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deaf- nessis the result, and unless thtinflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal Condi- tion, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine, cases out of tell are caused by (latent, , whichis nothing but an inflamed condition of the raucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafnesscausedb��y catarrh) that cannot be cured by fall's catarrh Cure. Send. for circulars free. Fullitrton Win. EL elarbe.rt of this F..J, Cl31ANEY CO. Toledo 0. teeette spp� was on %irednesda;p� nrsisre 04 to Miss: Clelena. M., daughter of Andrew :Sold by 7sruggists, 75c. rake $all's comely Pilin for eonstipp ioaa, Stewart of near � arlingfozd,, A CRITICAL PERIDI J4K ENT WPROW Dawgers sad Pala +arc This Critlial Period Avoided by tlia Vs* et Lydia !d. Pftrritdrrlttr's Vegetable Cater . How i' uiv *')MI reiteee t13.it the neat critical , penes is a we is rii lr extl eaoS is the c /Mise vi held, Hull/ that the anxiety felt by wow as this time draws rifer is not without reaaoa it iL -r system $ 3t a &Mired condition, or elle is mail - posed posed to apoplexy of Mry organ, it is at this time likely to become active ami, witli & host of nervous irritations, maks life a burden. At rheic time, also, ran ns and tummies are more liable to begin their ileotructivet work, Such. waw symptom* as it *genes ofeuffoestion, hot fl.iaehee, diu nelson Headache, dread ,ut impending 014 :aounda in the ewe, timidity, pa p of the heart, spirits before the eyes, irra- gelarities, constipation, variable Appetite, weaknees and inquietude are promptly heeded by intelligent women who an approaching the period of life whim worm's erest change may be expected, Lydia l Pinkham's Vegetable wend is the world's greatest remedy far women et this trying period. Lydia E. Pinkhaau s Vegetable tont-, s,po�aund invigorates and, strengthens- the female organism, . and bud e s up the weakened nervous system as no other medicine can. ° Madame Louis Belleau of 17 Ramsay St. ,Quebee, Que., writes Dear Mrs. le nkham "Lydia�_E. Pinkleam', Vegetable Compound assisted me to pass the change: of life with but very little sickness and pain, and 1 aim pleasedto give it Amy endorsement, for I feel that it is te medicine which every woman should take. I aim the mother of three children, and when' reached the age of fifty naturally my health was none too good. and I feel sure that if f had not taken your Vege- table e -table Compound f should not have passed the climax safely. I took it off andonfor two/ears and now find that I am in splendid health and strength and feel younger and better than I did ten years age. 7 lade praise to your medicine, and may all suffering women; learn of its.value." •For special advice regarding this on:- portant nrportant ,period, women are invited to write to Mrs Pillkll am t Lynn, Masa. She is a daughter in law of Lydia L. Pinkham and for twenty-fivey year has been advising sick women free of charge. Her advice is free and always helpful bto ailing women. To relieve a cough or break up a cold in tweflty.four hours, the following Ample formula. the . ingredients of which euti, be obtained of any good pre- sctriptiorl druggist at small cost, is .all that will be required: Viieein Oil of Pine (Pure), one-half notice; C lyeer- Mne, two ounces; good Whiskey, as balf pint. Shako well and take in i'a.speorn- ful doses a vevy four hours. The de- sired results can not be obtained un - lees the ingredients are pure. It is therefore better to purchase the in- gredients separately' and prepar=e the mixture yourself. Virgin Oil of Pibe (Pure) should b purchased in the original half -on a viaa/le, which dreg- gii to buy for dire ensing. Bach vial is securely sealed i a round wooden vise which prcite'cts the Oil from +expoerire to light. Around the wooden Case ie, an engraved wracnprr with the name -. "Virgin Oil of Pine (PrtreV', plaini print "d thereon. There taro many inti. ta,tiorlR and cheap prndtrlctions of Pine,. but these only create nausea. and nev. er effect the desired moults. l'or fwwen y -dive years we have devoted our lives to Ole treatment of diseases peculiar to men. Our reeords show that during that time we have actually cured;, thousands. We believe this should be sufficient proof ,to mostany man that as physicians4 Wo must be successful. Ndt l needbe id for medicines or treatmi'io�ii.t iyou fail. to get cored... a dellar .t1 pa d .:. , r When. ou rl t 0 e t �. ''4phe Write 'or cure on bank guaranty. Get honest.tr a rcn.e:�1 _ 'y '+at come to us you wilt be dealt with in a strictly professional manner. NOT, A DOLLAR. 111x:'Fi•D BE PAID UNLESS CUBED. If 3'ou are Suffer- ing from, lost Vitality or weakness from any cause, come to, teat and, We will cure you. Men who are nervoub, mental physical And sexual rupts, the result of errors or excesses; producing"weakness,'despondei�i beetle,r Will that+ failing memory, etc., should come to us at etre, and, we .wii stop ,, drain upon your system and restore strength, vitality and nerve power. • 'Our experience and thorough, knowledge of every electrical and`° thera- peutic agent, known to the :medical. world enables us to effect cures, after others fail. • We cure •VARICOCELE, .HYDROCELE and STftICTtnate without cut•' ting. No pain or detention from -business. Before you: submit to the cutting operation, investigate- out painless,; and positive curing method.', Our New Method Treatment for Blood and Skin Diseases,w;ilI cure all ulcers, sores, es, f llin : a out of -the' hair. bone pains, eruptions and -other- . g symnptoiris of all these complaints. Come and be cured by our scientific treatment. Patients that we treated twenty years ago have never suf-.. fered a relapse. • If you have KIDNEY, BLADDER or. alrRETHR,AL'1 eve BLE or PROSTATIC AILMENT, or any. URINARY WEAKNESS or dla-. ease, come taus for' scientific and- reliable treatment Our ofiices'are complete with the latest and best electrieai,and medi- cal appliances and all remedies that are known to the medical -World for - the cure of these diseases. • If unable to . call, write for QUESTION 'BLANK for HOME TREAT- MENT. ESTABLISHED 25 YEARS. Consultation Free. Hooks Free on Diseases of Men Or Women. Ofinee Houser, 9 a. m. to 's p. na. SundayS;'10 to 12 11a, send 2 .to'4. p. m• aro twiro systems which yo t cannot. afford to omit fro/a your blsines erd,li~ationn in the days, when every thin must be dont' nccuratelr and rapidly, the 'system used must be the best: and quickest, Grew Short Hauch isetsy to Item, easy Lb Vv It t. chid, easy to read after it is *Mtn. Our catalogue 'win tall yeti aft abut the system, and is free for the asking. $chool term: September tilt June, inclusive. Fo st i Buslnets College 1. . Mit Y. N. B., l►, Bialldlt , IifwrnileetrOres Sysesar. ONDON