Exeter Advocate., 1905-05-04, Page 5out spoitte4.4i
Jefel ea*
ortt
out. ,
erat4;-
Sakidektf & Vii'eefek,
h eats d w&bt iJyfl, or anybixl elects
Mice in Faxwou's Block, weit. ell agn street•
gut"- •
l4TON ANDERSON (D.D.S. LDS
Mrs. Pinitham
Honor Graduate of Toronto thslveralty ,1117aji kind 02 dyspepsia that in caused,,brit
couseest
Graduate of Chi lago SU're)001 of Prosth
ons etic Dentitesytleranritlent of the fcmzle organism.
0111
(With honorable mention.) • • anti ty jette while it causes a disturb-
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0014 and Vulcssnite oi • in we. once &Annex to Ordinary .,144.44200.11.„..
4.1 Ita.
linton: Albert Seeley had rented
Iiviincthiog besittess„for. five
rietO
o(kiietz. Chhiies SVa€i1I1DRtLiLU
krini who putt
:eht few to nth*.
th' 1%1
ijiflg for
lirVe.17.1',
Stcv rt4 acitad of tvviir .putni gut,
land Fil51,f,4,14 Iv; A plittfitt.8
Ott Ttlti6i1 a V 4311ritaxt. bi•.
kfrellSe4 time Cho. iieY.
z4e.'uri,";0014 1aU u be-,:eatliA,
•
•
irb: 'tin Id
n of Ildr. and Mra. best Difitrich
• lz " in the cemetery. ttev.
Tiiiredrizttfertrz
The -little one was but seven
pneumonia.
--441inteter---Meservellooksi-
iketoght the marble stock of Jetties
Seale:\ of the Clinton Marble Wok ks.
who is going out of blisiness. Albert
Seeley has bought the business stand
• and, property now occupied by Mr.
njnen Seale. for
Clinton: Miss Strachan, who has
t1iiit there b a b iv bookkeeper in the dry geoas stet e
odgens Bros. for a couple of years,
yeti d from her position on Saturday,
and ii succeeded by Mr. Pinner. The
elm s loses of the store presented her
&vein!) case.
lieveti-wIttfO. lltirtffeattiTte-
aestheti Ina for painlesser
s.
Gate one door south of Carling Bros. . not onlyacts as ,stontach tonic
r-etteatte;t4Pie-iff.
sum
Auctioneers
I As proof of this theory we call ate
ottli,rar, jekoeeesm, Tacque Aueteee.er teution to the case of Mrs. Henry
for the Counties -of- Perth and Middlesex. , Beaubiten.,01/_Srirka .70t.ttawalOnt
.
gaols, the township of Osborne. Sales promptly whow„„1.41, cured by Lyaia E
ePoet ogloo wftiebets4 .
attendod to and terms reasonable. &lee maned kinicisulThs i"eget' 'abittclompound after
everything else had failed. She writes
t
xerkntoot Au -
NretrihinEowD;lylitaadiDIM °Cut oftTlioirtie, to tom.T "1 hadbeentroUbled with butivitton and
siet and mitie the Wholesale and Educational general stomach disordurstor nearly.* year.
-tdd-eatablished business* house hatuksorenegeln mratornegh ir. WAS
n al standing. Salary$3.50 per (10 with ablest° digest my fwd. I dietsd and -doctored
Wanted each Moodot$ by cheek* direct 0, witilout stimean; but Lydia E. Pinicham's
frornhe*dqrnrteTM. Eforseand bug7,furnished when t me permanent
non perreseeest,.. ,Addreek BLEW trearr "sed •. bottha Pw and it cured me
atapitsi Paid, Up • 6,000,000
Rost 44.1t Undivided Profits 3,218.959
Ole BiltiiNCHES.I.N_C.A.NADA,
interest at Oast Womble current rates from date
deposited allowed oa Savings Bank accounts and De -
pea Itecele4.
• CosameroWLetters of Credit Wont available la
MU*, Japanandforeign countries, ,
Towelling re or Credit issued to travellers itS
allput.ofthe 'world.
genIrst Sitztkinfs: business tniasaeted.
SAYINGS rumc.
- now enjoy tip• -
tancatatiitiade-of foW„Inore no tzar le
zitily4Sindatzrnand Imovr matt owe it all
_.'sVmostableCompound."
No other medicine in the world his
received such wkleapread and unquill-*
ftedendorsementair haesuch recordof
cures of female troubles. as halt
E. Pilikham's Vegetable Compo
11 Cotton Root Compounia,
Theorklysaiesfieetuil month*
In two dirtiest
strst—No 1, foe maw,
nesiestAlperboxl No. SgeOrto:
retie stronger for I
Casseis, f3 per box. Bold • all
glratioises. Asit fur Cook's Cot-
ton Rot Onapcvund; take no
wahstitutst.
The Cook Ildieldloine Co.. Windsor. °merle
'The toroner'At furVisvds:
Webelieve that Eliza Lower Irmo
k- Oi 41_k -e4 *tthe, „home taf Ben andel
t
tit
110an we -s
-efitOvativiwe be!ie'r that E}i
VoYett kww8 whtitothinitt
slrealer •
no pi.rogo i.e kfls
ore4 in Lary .
4 tOiAlAd
1:4 itories last niLt
,rrritertn, ,
plsees oatside Ler • o
tion. The, property t age is lax
'wen, .
ficofee -
la 4-* ,YP 41,-iedta
7 throe& ,
Iii't"
of the eanie family, were -all crushed
to death by the falling of bey walls
0 t e louse which ie.r
Many others met thetr,fate in a hui•
vcr=trirrerT
Crediton
SEEDS --Tofattendhog, w.urzt-z4n..im.al atm& tve hoNe
»rd 4oaacially tvrieztea Emleleirtr. Mae, Ai.
.1a31743,41W2111.1ientlratity Cup Gr493.. Alitiett aul•
WA:Kafir) Seed. whiCh we *ler at reaeona.ble prices •
We 41-44,ty,Ote b:ghtsl, grade ditaizabk.
ZWICEEL% Geatml
' hat -haru
an‘d use„aholit Oritittquirter Cff tt.
Then, if pa do apt pits'i,der /better Value thait
v _ever_ Jase4 befo at_
return the balance to your groese • and he will firurid you the full pelaa-e of the
- 1 know just how gd. -tri-e-16-a is, atirIf you
accept my offer and try it, you will not be surprised
that I am willing to guarantee every package.
T. ii. ESTABROOKS, St. John, N.B.
BRANCHES: TORONTO, WINNIPEG.
Blanshard; Mr. Thomas II. Evans
TriminriaisebnIttelie. 11--r0a
Imlay, aged 44 years and mon s,
Mr. Evans had been in poor health for
some years but his sudden taking off
ted. Beside his. wife be
leaves a familysof seven eliildren, two
girls and five boys.
nge in the -owner-
-ship of the elfettio light pldur is pro-
bable in the near future, say in slit
week, and the 'company- -which
will take it, over will consist of Mr.
W. Stevenson, the Present energet-
ic and thorough manager, and his cap-
able assistant, Mr. W. J. Nediger.
r travsnie o r
Mr. Weir was presented by his schol-
ars with a scold watch; chain and
charm,ris tti, slight token of their ap-
preciation for his -labors -amongst
them for the past two years and a
ball. Mr. liVeiir began his new duties
on May ist as Principal of Mentions
Public school.
St. Marys: After an illness of two
years there passed away at his -bane
on Tetesday, April 21st, Mr. Charles
Setioot RneoRT.-The following is
the report of the Promotion Examina-
Rether with a test in Sr. TV. Only
-60`1 or over
are re orted: Sr. IV. -Vera as
burn h, Willie Mord 00. Almena
Heywood 05. Promoted to Jr. TV.,
vase -mark -403.- Tana Heywood -049.
%Vellington Skinner 533. Alma Johns
529, Vii -da Berryhill 520, Hattie Hun-
ter 492, Nella Heywood _.486 Lula God-
)olf474K-Ellialiyvrota-W.
E! -
ford 421. Promoted to Sr.. HL, pass
uri
Johns 003, Ray Fletcher 487: Laura
Woods 474, Almeda Coultis 55,1. Sher-
wood Brock 432. Promoted to Jr. III..
ass mark Berryhdl 515,
44094,09‘1/.1
149.
g3
• Wilma Howard
CREDITON BRANCH
8..0111SEIOLM. Manager. /2 -
That Have to be Sold.
I We have in stock 'MUM -PIANOS
which have been in use for a short
riotietiJ9,tneke190ar
t, a
have to go.
Intending purebaseis would do well
-
to call died inspeet these4 bargains be-
fore bu ing. ••
district. Mr. Horsman was stricken
of "paralysis about two years ago and
bad since been cord:tried to the hoose.
He was in his th year. - •
St. Inaryf4 Mr. Alex. Carr, proprie.
•
The following is &correct re-poe,
the standinsrtif the pupils of S.S..
Stephen, at the_Promation Examin-
ations of April. The names are in or-
der of merit: -Jr. IV. to Sr. IV., re -
(wired to pass 490 roktrk.8,0--Thoutas
Peelkale OM, Cecelia Ford 571, Fred
Beaver 517, Harry Trichner4.9I, Harry
Parsons 400, Ralph Willis abeent from
wCr.u.atgitl_laadonated_tt fund
of ten minion dollars-iZiaiversities- m
Canada, the United States and New-
oundleind,-to provide --annuities-
Professors. •
The seVenteen.year-old son of Wm.
uistoni-a-Kilworth„ near London.
W8.8 on Sundaydrowned in the Thames
while trring in a boat to get his hat
•.fallen- in the -11442..-
. Alter working three hours, with
08 0 1 r. . tur
375-marks:43bea man Willis 514, Gladys
Death:iv 466. riddle Triebuer May
Sanders 335, Earl Parsons, not present
et exam. Sr. II. to Jr. 111.. molted
to pass 315 ruarke.-Florenee Heiman.
Morris; As Mr, WM.. ggilYs
-.TVGIATMEM1-7-trEirl5Mir
buggy„ withtheuitention_or .ix ” to ._ ,_
- hythe-anitnal-balkelan
its bind lege. Mr. Kefly took it train
Ithe shafts, and it real again, falling
on hint, breaking his leg and knock.
i ng his ankle out ef joint as well.
sledge hammers and picks twenty-five CHANGED RACII-WELYNESDAT
men broke into the Paris jail and shot
Oa
43
Dick Craighead, inlicting wounds Wahet (old) 95 95 -
whichprobably will prove fatal. Craig- litsdr14" • 40
ts
head was charged with the, murder of ° 37 37
Mrs. Tsatte McKee, wife of Craighead'a Peas
00 ' 75
en -an t
Ctlntan M.m.:Norrnate Aktich &en
of Mr. Thos. March), whohas been
leader- of Blyth Methodist choir, was
handed a WO bill, as an Easter gift,
in recognition of his serv:ces.
•fttiiert-ier-tennu-- -
triour, per cwt., tlamily ... 2 16
1,Flotirsiow grade per cvet 1 25 • 1 25
.Butter • s 11,4••• 10
Eggs. .• . • 13
cwt
.
Live hegs per 0 75
7 60
20 00 20 00 ..•
1T00* 17 00
a -
Wrist ngeA-sivitti othereCin7hraillinir . A EarI 8bptff30Fred
*large smokestack from Avonton to 31S; J'alinny W1. 31 Sam Mae,
the cheese factory_ at the half .witY latkortf, absentfromtwo 'objects -of
house on the St. Marys road. ' While examination. Jr. IL to Sr. IL, requir-
• nisitchin one of the horses.edrtn Plort305---riorence 'Weimer Me
vatz -*tWot-Willrs-312;'Tm-al -
jury is quite a severe one. Chester Parsons $7. AlymorrWillii-
------Winghanu- -Mr. David ('41W 245., -Nall. to arelle--alki_Milreszcat
who was one of the best known men tor, %Vilfred-Shaptem,Oordenrenhilie
in Wingbam. and who was highly re- Percy S. Banea, Teacher.
y---till-our-townspertplee-passed. =
the way of all flesh at his borne early News of the Week.
i‘iondaytnorninF, after a few -weeks • snow walixerterva throughout New
illness with cancer of the liver, lib- trot* State on Monday.
•eeasetim"-b9111-°11 the 12th °t. • °et°- London is tai build a, new blealtwat-
damts:thereferglith4==--onlicir
.
. ram A
Wialgitatht irbursaV-evelling -1‘ stated -- -
large number gathered in the lecture
Fire destroyed the C. P. It sheds at
room of the Methodist church to spend
lk. Lo$10.000.
an hour or more in company wie'Moosejaw ast weess
Mr.
w o left this A snow storm lasting thirty hours
weeklor-Claresholm,,g Alberta, where ocean' at oy„ minter, NW 'X
their only eon reside*. "Mr. an rer ogn 0 wor ip
Flack have beeti identified With 'Wing. Russia has been granted by the Czar.
hant Methodism from Ito earliest year& 50.000 people will leave the United
vening they were pre, States and settle in Canada this year.
aentetfwthJueeot golds_ accoru-
aura of *MOW to the Keystone
--elintonr--Mra.--Sttsxtp.--bttdertlr- otra 4tt• White
perience last week which called forth sT •
London has an epidemic of mestales.
st display of nerve which cotnneirative-
t e woodshed she stepped upon a Yeti Week-
nee -f- Shmthana----0
taught isk that used 12.0.1.1
newspaper and court re -
portent,
Best Artemis of Rook -
Ming, 'OrstuAlie
men°, ; -Thetghly-
Situations guaranteed .
to every Gniduate.
CATALOOCZ EX=
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Roo,
"Corre9t English
How to uss
-"tatit7tit"iVAIM-Otrit.
Jasapiat*ta-'raaecit isakar.Uior
Partial Costatits for *h. is Melia.
emurae. the tegitinor,
ncresee-Onels-Vocebulary.--- - -
The Art et Conversation.
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Prououvelatione (CenturV Dictiounry.)
Correct English In the
CorrectEnghahlo the &boa.
What to Say and 1Vhat Not to SAF -
Course iti Letter,WritIng and Punctuation.
Alphabetic list of AbbrevlatiOne.
Business English -forth* Burintiot Alan.
Cocapound Words: /lbw to Write Them
Studies English Literature.
fr nit tams
'View would have shown. While in Ilemiltort bad 830 teens rported last
sharp axe which in some way turned Pare at Mdfo
tap and penetrated the slipper. *lira twenty-one blinding* Aka m ion
she wore and cut off one Of her toes. feet Of lumber.
-Ilts.--1Cemrmade-no-tattery-edidaf tan-
itUtirrewtitirs-7---dtatteorF•bitt litul awermsly-wutinalta---wtdit
poitastetheder sontphathi:seetoill towitlyith eticktn$, witaisto rut
tegetheragain. in the meant MB she itt mou"ee''. juiers'euurius damage
'has rine about her hotasewor.,k as to window guns
. ,an,
, Mr. Chitties Darlittittort of tUxbridgeSt. Marys: DrW. T. sicuorm
entstrushed to detail by his waggon
the well known St. Marls dentist, mot fain. unt,rrhirii,
'sold out his aloe and practise to Dr. " •
George Date was e
Cbita. OITOrnrit0; lttliCht in
Gormartints. had- soMe_ alightAtottide
with his eyes and in order to Int:te
diens treated properly deckled to eve
up work for It tilllte He will remain
inSt. Marys fora few week* and will
then take a tti to tbie Northwest for
•12$12391rt-1 14. 44111.1114-rAP1C0113
oldtite • itUarYsboTV„ otitierIy-Coakie
ed.* dental office hereto fel* Months
and 1* well and favorably known. He
took over Dr. PalcCiertintres praet
Iaat Monday.
Mitchefl: One ti -y one Ibe 01
of thle hbothood. amepaaeingzwi
n ,
Grint Reaper Wintio
1obeteterna! bomb .
toetc.* been *
townfox'thepftst30ye*rseAt the
of IV years. Doesuted *WI born i
CornwaIl, -England, ittia Oita. 10
Atitlitiaivitilitbiktoa*, 48 yearai
late *tot a, bait yeaTa they 1
in rilogton, *rat then *noted to t
to ship of-,Pultatton, reariairsin
here until thitste rirefaVtil to Mad*
aliand_predeceseed her eoni
Matilbrink
The Orisons
factory was inle
teist of $20,000 or
Over three WM*
out in_
It iays tirgetirPractical-Eatientio
sad it woll to get it in this aktnot We can do more
foot our graduates than any other Nosiness Cc,Ilege
the Provindis. VoesetertiallScheOlatinployeurgrad.
soatts *a teachers, they lamer that theVoWng given
in this instittition is the East Enter now.
Welt* for fro* curet:mutt.
ELLIOTT'' & MCLACHLAN.
•_ Principats