Exeter Times, 1912-5-9, Page 5aJ,
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whenever ou wa
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honogra
The Edison is the theatre -with the
volume of sound exactly suited teyour
horrid; the sapphire reFroducin P
oint
does
away with changing needles; does
not scratch vs' wear the records and
lasts forever. Arnberol Records ,'=
play twice as long,as ordinary records
-giviirg all the verses of every song
uireiidering instrumental cdmpgsi-
Oen! as• meant to be played. The
Iforrtaiteoording feature enables you
to makes and reproduce•your own •rec-
ords in your own home, trim to life..
S`hi re,sre.Edison dealers everywhere. Co, to the
tlearestandliesitheEdison Phonoggrrraph play bola,
liaison Standard mad' Edison Amberol I
l I r tit complete catalogs from your dealer or from
res. Edison Phonographs, 316.50 to $e4OMo.
Edison Standard )tecords, 40c. Edison Angberel
T r Records twice as long) •65e. Edison
Gland Opera Records, 85e. to $2.50. '
100 Lake.idoAve.
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A oomplati lihe of Mon Pbonogrephs and Records will be found,at
J WILLIS POWELL, Main Street
Crediton
Obituary -One by one the pioneers
of this section aro passing away and
orsTuesday anol"Ger of our respected
,citieens'in the pereon of Mr. Matthew
Wien passed to his reward.. Deceased.
Lad reached the good old age of seven-
ty-five years. He was born in 'Ger-
jtany and came here when, qnite young
Me is survived by his wife, three sons,
and five..daugbters; Mrs. Borland of
Woodstock; Mrs. Heylock, Mrs. Pope.
London; Mrs. Sweitzer, Mrs. Wm,
ilinkbeiner, John, Joseph and Sam of
Oreaiiiton.:,The funeral will take place
,on Friday -to the Creditors Cemetery,
A large number fromhere attended
pthe Missionary Convention which • was
held at Clandeboys last Thursday. •
Mrs. Jury of Exeter spent Tuesday
in town the guest • of her daughter
Mrs. Eli King.
The farmers around here are pretty
well through with seeding.
wr. Wickwire of Zurich spent Mon-
day*? town. .•
Mr. aro Braun and friends autoed to
Dashwood ou Friday evening.
Council meeting, was held in the
gown hall onMonday.
House cleaning is the order of the
day.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Lankin oaf Luc -
an spent Sunday with Mr. Fred.
Young who is seriously i11.
Miss S. Kuhn returned home after
spending a week with -friends in Lon-
don.
Dr. and Mrs. Orme autoed to Lon-
don last Friday.
What's wrong with the baseball
team? Do they need an awakening?
Wedding` bells are respected to be
heard next week, I wonder who it
will be ? '
Miss Carrie Kuhn was in London
last Tuesday on business.
We are sorry to report that Mr,.
Fled Young is quite poorly. We all
hope for a speedy recovery.
Sunday School willbe held in the
Evangelical church nevt;Sunday Morn-
ing from eleven to twelve o'clock 4.
To •late" for, last iK eek. ,,F
Miss Eva Hirtzei left fpr dlinateu
11.h where she will visit tviklr
friends for a fens, weeks. '"
Mr. and Mrs R.+laert'Dinney moved
their household effects to Condooi, on
Thursday where t'hey' intend making
thein future home We' are -sorry ti
lose them from this towns ,. MiTCIl1J,i44 DA$IIWQCD
:Mr. Frazer Brown left far Be44 q
on Monday to pre. otise ball with: the
Berlin, team,. We wish ',Deady every
somas. a
The Misses Bssery of Centralia via-
:ted friends here one day last week.
Mr. 'George. Either left for 'Alexei
Ontario where he has accepted a1
position as bush ranger
Mr, Fred Wein of Clinton is speed-
ing a few days around .here renew.
rinogil. aogeaintanee.
s.
ter spending a few
months in.De
~MissC1axa returned home af-
1
lv&r. and Mrs. D. 11:blsaaa' and
children' spent Sunday in ,Daahwoot1..
with relatives,
m costae
A number of boys from t ow n oe
ed to London. Saturday in Dr, Orsilo
sere r R,q:
Mr. Wes"Pinkbeiner returned Basic
after spierlding the winter in Sonth;
Cayuga
Mrs ]3.Clarke of Exeter visited in
town one (14 last week. •
House 'cleaning' is► the order of the
day.
Rev" Burn returned home after at-
tending the Canada Conferenee at.,
Campdep, Rev. Burn 'is weleoraed
back again.
Mr. J. Braun of Dashwood was the
guest of his brother Mx. B. Braun:
one day last week.
We are sorry., to rn•tort that Jfav
Earnest Guettinger u. ou the sick
list. We hope for a speedy recovery
Mr. 'Albert Morlock is putting up
a fine garage, he will 'soon• be ready
to accomodate all people with .ars';
The brick and tile yards are opm-
mencing this week. ;
Mr. J. 'erecter of Zurich wap tri
town Monday on :besiness. J
NEEDED: A BOOSTER PROM BOOS-
TERN ILLS
A man was asked the question,
"Why are you working? 'He replied
to get comfort. And that is ex-
actly what the majority of people is
after. Some men get more comfort
out of $500. per year than'otheos da
ant of •1000.; mucin depends upon
management and in the place where
they live, And the one who gets con
fort out of the. smaller ,salary is fre-
quently the best off. It is true that
in Ontario you can .get a greater de-
gree of comfort for less money tba'n
you can get anywhere else in the
Dominion • of !Canada. 'A farmer in
Ashfield or Kinloss enjoys more com-
fort than he would 'have.o'n the wes-
tern praire. The citizen of Luck -
now, has greater comfort said less
cost than he could get idol any eves-,
tern town. A young man (a farmer)
who has •spent a year inn'. the west
was asked what was. his imelresieiom
of 'Che west. "Just this, he replied
"We are not worth 600a, 1 @afn' take
that and buy a small farm here with
comfortable house and barn on it,
and have more real comfort than i
could get with 20,069 out west. So
i oallstlate to •remain in Bruce.'
Another man. -from Ashfield who went
for a trip 'offered his farm fbr sale
at t$6000. Wben be returned he said
he said he would not 'take 70e0 for
Ms Ontario farm Said he, I never
•saw a poor farmer until 1 went
wcstr-• 3'eople of Biuce and.
Huron re-
main here and enjoy real comforts
'and work the gold mine about yeu.;
Lucknow.:Sentinel
Mr, Man ,Clark en aged pensioner
of the :British •Government, ,died at
his homy in the south wardoa Thar*,
4ay irz his MO, .year 'ie 'had heel
a resident of slelitohele for 'many years
but for the lraatt two or three years
has not teen able to be a'bout town'
}le was !known as the Balaolava veto
eran find was foxid of' telling his expect'
is aces of the Crimean war where be
had fought in' 'many battles, ami
special occasions wore the medal« got
xnkernxan I3ala:olava LSehastopol •anti
other fights, But not withgtan Rog.
his ' experiencesas a warrior, he wa's
a quiet man and lived mettle' an 'kbd,
pension` be received regularly frca
Britain He leavestwo daugtt
ex
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Miss
Annie at hone andMrs,
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Han %Blatt of ,Prince Albert Altai.
The German L"'utheraan eongr•egal
ion have purchased a lot from Mrs.
Charles "Sohouitz on which they in-
tend to build a new church. + '
Mr. and Mrs .Arthur Mutton, *diet
wentto the. Canadian ~vest two year*
ago to live, will return to Mitehel j
in the near future Bcfo.re going
west he was agent here for the Max-
well implement firm of St,Marys.
While !playing .in the yard on 'Wed,
nesday last, Vera the daughter of
Mr. and. Mrs. Frank Skinner, fell on
some sharp glass and cut the tiaa,0
below the knee very badly.
Mr. John Walsh has sold his piano
and music instrument business ,to
Mr: laniel Nigh of Fullarton.
-Miss ;W, 13. Race, who has been:
spending the past six months with'
her ,brother W. B. Race '13. A, Sault
St. Marie has returned home,
The fall wheat crops which was
looking so welt when the snow left
us is beginning; to show ill-effects
from the cold weather, but it is ex-
pected that a few warm days as w,e
are Laving at present will cause'
some of the unhealthy fields to take
new life and regain their aatppearanoe
of a few months ago, j k
:NO CAUSE FOR DOUBT
A Statement of Fasts Baoked Bee
Strong Guarantee
We guarantee immediate and pos-
itive relief to all :offerers from odn-
stipation. In every cast where our
remedy fails tQ do this we will re-
turn the money paid us for it. That
a frank statement of facts and we
want you to substantiate them at.
our risk.
Bexall Orderlies are eaten like
candy are particularly prompt and
agreeable in action, may be taken at
any time day or aught`,• do not cause
diarrhoea 'nausea, •griping exsessive
looseness, or tether •undesirable effeots
they have a very mild But positive
action upon the orgatnss with which
they come in ecntaet, apparently aat-
iqg as a regulative tonis apon the
rclaxe3 muscular coat of the bowel
ilius overcoming weaktiess and
•aiding to restore the a bowels to more
vigorous and healthy activity.
Roxail Orderlies. are unsurpasisa•ble
and ideal for the use of children, ,ren,. old
folks and delicate persons. We oan-
not too highly .xesommead the to
all :sufferers from any form of ale-
stipation and 'its attendant evil'.
That s why we •back our failrh in,
them with our promise of moneyback
if they do ,not give moire setisess-
tion. Three sizes 12 tablets 10e.
36 'tablets tea. and 80 tablets 50s.
Remember ygu can obtain Benoit
(•Remedies in Exeter only at aur store
The 'Ream! Store We S. Cale.
Mr, Bessexu uer' .of Berlin visited
his "a sister Mrs, W. Bibersa few; dayo
last week.
•Metssrs 5, and Isle Miller keel: re-
cently for the west 'where they ,in-
tend to stay for a while.
Mr, J',off an is making a 1 feat'
improvement to the house )by paint-,
log it and putting some (Knish;nt
toe hes to the verandah.
rs, J', ,?;Heli and daughter of lStrat
ford spent a coule of days intown..
visiting Mrs. 1). Teixnan and relatives,
Mr. H. Guenther has been having
some miforstune the last couple; , of
weeks with the axles of &a ntotor
/susses breaking.
r. P. M Iand his an are
sa o r
o ag
iM•�
tending the telephone line this Week
They expasct to put in about 50 new
phones.
Mr, Ernie Willert met, with what
might have proved a serious acc:•d-
exit. He was driving, and has horse
became frightened in front of Mr:
Stelka and threw him out, fortunate-
he was not injured.. They at once
phoned back °e Mr. Wm. leaders who
,reoeived the ':eseage in time to go
to the road ant, stop the horse.
GRANTON
Mr. Robert Langford has returned
from Victoria Hospital, 1iondtotn,
where he underwent a :serious oper-
ation He will not :be able to operate
his farm and cannot get laborers,
so that he isoffering his .farm for
rent.
'Mr. A. •Langford intends ieuildixre
two or three dwelling houses on his
eacaaat''propertYet'o releive the dee
mend there has been forsome years.
'nr .euitable'h ouses in the village.
[vlr. Langfer deserves to be
congratulated for Kiel enterprise.
The Granton Post Office wilt bb
removed in a few days from the
sight occupied so long to the more
commodious and up-to-date rooms
in ithe,,Oddfellows building on the
corner of main and station streets
recently vacated by the Merchants
Bank.
'The Granton Boys have organized
a ;football club with A. H. Westman
as President Frank Riggs as 'Cape
twin. and Alex Reid as manager, amid
are making applicatioaia for admitt-
ance tee the League and if we do noir
make a mistake will make some of
the oldtimers sweat before the sea-
son of 0.012 closes.
FLIMVILISE
•To late for ladt week., •
:air. and Mrs. 'Levy spent' Sunday in
Granton.
Mr. N. Ogden has returned from
the London Hospital andis improving
slowly. t ("
.Miss Jennie Parkinson is vistiing
friends in Exeter.
Mr, Sidney Wilson was taken til
with ae severe attack of appendiieiti.i
last week.
Mr. T. Hicks spent Sunday in 'Elio -
salt
,Mr. W. Morley of Whalen 1 is em -
Ogd
ploged for the summer with Mr.' W.
en.
Poor appetite is a sure seen of im-
paired .digestion A few doses of
'ethenxiberititinse .ufomacfe, .and $iter
Tabeeta will etren:gtlten your diges-
tion and improve pour appetite.
Thousands have been benefited by tak
Mg these tablets Qold by all dealers
[ NO
Mrs. Ilewera, daughter .a# Macy.axsd
Mrs. William Richardson of t;hi 1 Ili»
las,ge was ,happily .married on Thurs.
day. last at Wee(in.gtott street Meth
«dist church to Dr, .Ray Gray, o(?
Wilkie $a*, The brica was married
in her .travelling suit of ifopenhaigers
,brtaadolotk Her "sister Idieis. 3iadaz'
Biehardson acted as bridesmaid .VIA
Mr. William Martin supported tkla'
xoom After spending a few
w
d
ays
:re with her parerita the happy cou-
ple heft for their twine in the west
followed by good wisher? , of Malt(
Many relatives+ and .friends.
Mr, B. Oudmore and staff are bus-
ily engasged: in making .cement bloalsa.
for Mr, I).
'Urquhartand Mr, Tltvs.
Hudson to be used for foundation
of their dwellings that they intend
raisinea
Mr. and Mrs. A. H, .King of Insaer-
soli and recently of this ' villag�;
spent a few days with their relatives
and friends here, They liken their
new home in IngersollL.
The death took• place of one of t'hh
oldest and most respected presidents.
of this section in person of Mrs. .P
D, Bell, at her home a little over
a mile west of our village o nTuesday
morning of last week after a some-
what long iJsiness which she bore
with Christain patience and foetitude
Deceased had attained the ripe •old
age of 86 years and leaves to mourn;
tba lana loving 'wife
her hueLani thrsae sons
daugkiter r
"hex's arc uo'w two lisp
aatos ;in oar. viiiaDr:
k`dr, Manson Vett," bavin.
ed themselves to; ono..
Miss: Dora S%aarrlt w is: txalaiza
int; for a nurse in Victoria ita4 '
London., is home for. a few : w corse,
holidays s 1 t:
Mr; Win: Welsh and son whin:
ca Tied on the planning mill
ausi
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e...
r e a arte'
bore for over quarter of Venal
tory and have done a large ;mine*
have been attracted 10 Toront,
where they have many ralaf:ivea a*' j
frie1d$, T,b y have daurung tits p1
weeksoId t#eitp
planing mei
beG
'•nHenrysolden, w.
i eto r. 1.1 da h
ss M y , o 4)10
tends parrying it on,. art
Bev. 'Mr. Millyard has # ae4)xc.+taF'
ed by the Oddfellows and their Si*
ter Rebecca Lodge to preriola ttr
anniversary sermon on /Sabbath 401
loth, at the morning;service. •
Our bowlers intend consitterably hilt'
proving their green this seas4u►,,
making additions to it in .ally way
conveniences for those attending anN
i
witnessing the games
We are pleased, to announce thick
a sHensall boy Mr, Samuel Coultcl iii
Who has been attending the medical'
college at London. has sasoea$sfullYi
passed his filial year examinabia1'il
and is now a full fledged medical
doctor, 1
TRADE
MARK
The story about this Elephant is
a paint story. Many years ago it
was chosen as the name and trade-
mark for a brand of good pgint.
ELEPHANT
LIQUID PAINT
For Buildings Inside and Outside
is made bK,the famous Canada Paint Company,
which has been manufacturing paint in Canada
for nearly half a century.
Lle,phant Liquid Paint is a. good paint. Thisis
proven by the fact that people continue to buy
it year after year, it gives them satisfaction the
first time, so they come back for more. ec
Come and see us, we would liketo discuss
your painting problems with you.
W. J. H EA MAN
Hardware, Paint and Stove Store
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you the facts concerning the enQri oQQ'country.surrround:
ing Edmonton and the reasons: why we; palace 'our faith ''
in its future. However cut out the` Cafi• 1ix%`.`{ata'cl ed to this ?dace ,1',, '
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proved that itis 'a greatopportunity to snake money We are thor-
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`who,:buys property through us to the very best of our knowledge
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receive Listings by telegram and so are in direct touch with the
movements day by day. As a last word of advicekiet us remind
you that every week means an iucrease in value and you will be
paying more. Now is the time to get in. We can show you a doz-
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