HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1912-10-31, Page 51 'THURSDAY OICTORER 131 1912
THE ETER TIMES
SAVED FROM
AN OPERATION
How lYirs. Reed of Peoria, Blip
Escaped The Sur-
geon's enife.
Peoria,
wish to letevery one
wItatLydiae. Pinkham'syegetab 1 e
Cempounct has done
for me. Fortwoyears
I suffered. The doc-
tor saki I he,d a tumor
and the only remedy
was the surgeon's
knife. My mother
bought me Lydia E.
Pinkharn's Vegeta-
ble Compound, and
toda.y I am a well and
healthywoman. For
znonths I suffered
from inflammation, and your Sanative
Wash relieved me. I am glad to tell
etnyone what your medicines have done
for me. You can use my testimonial in
-aney Way you wish, and I will be glad
to answer letters."— Mrs. CrittLeeINA.
HEED, 195 Mound $t.', Peoria; Ill. •
Men Lyneh AISO Avoided
ti Operation, . •
the birth of my
fourth Child, I had severe organic inflain-
•I would bave such terrible pains
that it -did not seem" as though I could
itand it. This kept up for three long
'months until tavo doctors decided that
an tiperation was needed.
"Then one of my friends recommended
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Come'
• pound and after taking it for two months
• I was a well woman."—Mrs. JOSEPH A.
Learers, Jessup, Pa.
Women who suffer from female ills
•ehould tryLydia E. Pinkhain's Vegeta-
ble Compound, one of the most success.
id remedies the world has ever known,
' 'hectare aubmitting to a surgical opera.
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Crediton
Mr, James Clark returned lunne af-
fer spending several 4ay9 at Victoria
Hoepit a),, London,
A large number attended the raising
of the barn which atir. Frank Sims is
erecting.
• Miss Mildred Bratm of Zurich spebt
the holidays at her bome here
Miss• Susie laukn returned home af-
ter spending several weeks with friends
in London,
Messrs Feast and Sweitzer spent the
1101idays with friends in Detroit,
• Mr, and Mrs. Albert Morlock autoed
to Hamilton on Saturday. They had
a very pleesant trip.
Miss Ella Link of Zurich spent Sun-
day with friends in town.
Mrs. li, F. Eilber and daughter re-
turned home after spending several
months with relatives in Sebetvaing.
She was accompanied home by her
sister Mrs. 0. Brown andchildren who
will visit here.
Mr. Frank Finkbeiner of London
spent Sunday with friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs. L, Roeding and chil-
dren of London were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Trevethick over the
holidays. •
Miss Lily Fahner visited with friends
in Detroit over the holidays.
We are glad to see Mr. tared Young
out again after being laid lip for some
time
•A. large number attended the auction
sale of Mr. Matthew Finkbeiner on
Thursday last.
Tbe Misses Watson and Snieder spent
Sunday With their parents at their ree
spective homes.
• Mr. and Mrs, Harry Langton of Lu -
earn •spent • Sunday with the tatters
parents Mr, and Mrs. John Young.
Mr. Amon Brown of Blenheim
township made a business trip here on
Saturday. • • weeejo
Thanksgiving Day passed off very
quietly here: A number of the boys
went out shooting while others went
away to spend the holiday.
Mr. Wright of London visited with
her mother Mrs. Henry Motz on Mon-
day..
Mr. and Mre. Esli Heywooi of Exet-
er spent Sand ler the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Brewn. • •
Song Service was held in the Evan-
gelical church last Sunday eveniog.
A number of solos were rendered
which were appreciated by the con-
gregation.
Mr. Okely spentthe holidays with
his parents at Barrie.•
Miss Mae Eiiber returned to her
home in Zurich after spending several
weeks with and Mrs. W. H. Wen-
zel..-, • •
Mr. "Harold Glenn sheat tbe holidaes
with his parents at Lumley.
' Mr. afid Mrs_ Gernet.Ba.ker and little
daughter of London visited with the
latter's father Mr. Chris, Beaver.
• Mra: Ernest Gu:ettinaer.was in Lou-
den a few days last week. •
• 111re Charles Brown returned to De-
troit after visiting .with his parents
Mr. and .Mia. 'Got: Brownfor a few
days. ' • . .
Mr.. and Mrs, 'Welsh .and„ children
of London were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. James Clockwill. • .
Maie Viaoods iaspending several atlas:
with friends in Hamilton.
.Doa-a forget the pumpkin pie social
which awlia- be heictsiirithe Nethodjst,
etibrab Thariday evenhigS, Jepronals.
es to be..a great success.
, Ma. WM. Paget was in Se. Cather -
ins oter Sunday •
FACTS ABOUT TYPHOID FEVER
By a Plysiehir. in London Adver-
tiser: •
• TypLoid fever, is 'retie to tie typhoid
bacijl tate •.
Mar. is Re only .eramal that ha a it.
The baciiii feral their way into the
In nar.'body exclesively taronah the
month Milk ar.d water arc two of
the chief typhoid carriere.
Air or wailed inflictions do not Lave
to be tor.eidered TaerefOre food—and
particularly' raw foods should be
caret tiny guarded
, Typiaaal :nay: Jnst frorre four to six
elts " f.d tri pet 10.11ger if there are
rein-pia:a titles Those usually trial; with
are; ea•
• • - a" a-
,Ve co r. ry !II fections ' p:Ir(ictilaily
pnearnonia inglamation of veins, 'in-
flamatior. glo.nds perforations and
secondary peritonitis and kemorr-
es.
A. tire.d feelirar, and some acLine
are /usually the first symptoms, which
aptear eller the bacilli have beer_ in
t le ie. l estines.n t lenst ten. •da
°Coral:Ma trap , and 'fes vet', fellow, anti
V, r. • f he '• e aurora ture- is taken .
praba tea, tfe ova r (OD „
• at atmentlay Lii kas h week ficati
trine e fever !Starts to be tairly'ecr:
'ta ef. Pee diagnosis..
4 person having typhoid DeVer
ril.oula'gat the beet' medical; oral nurse
liagaiervice. t.0 -can and then obey or-
ders:nine:0,0.0,v.
,Equareatity is necaseary *ten Otte
hfi$, typhoid feveT There .ts,hould • be
NO RHEUMATISM
• THIS WINTER
'Thanks to SIN 'PILLS
ON'T yon want to
have ONE WINTER
free a Rheematism?
Don't yott waat to
enjoy life as other
naeie enjoy it?
Don't you want
to eat and sleep and
work as healthy, noriael
men do, instead of being
all crippled up with R.heumatism or •
laideey Trouble?
Then take GIN PILLS and conqua
ypurald enemy for good. Mr. Beaudry
did, with the help of ahe GIN PILLS
see Panet St., Montreal, P.Q.
Mar& eeth, isaz
"lbaffords me greatpleasuretp inform
yosethat I have useb. GIN P:ILLS for
abolit six months, and. that they have
done nae a great deal of good. I have
had Rheumatism for a couple Of years,
and thisavinter I saved myself from it
by using GIN PILLS. I highly re-
commend GIN PILLS to the public,"
A. BEAUDRY.
• TN:alga/Ida of ' baseec OIM °TILLS
are hold every year through the influence
of those who have been cured, and -who
recianniend GIN PILIS-toaheir friends."
and neighbors: If you are subject, to
Rheumatism, Kidney or Bladder
Tremble, start in right now, on GIN
PILLS.
soc. a box, 6 for a:1.5o. If you want
to try them first, write fora free tamale
to National Drug marChernical Co. of
Canada; Limited, Toronto. f4a
IIENSALL
• Our ,coureil are having crushed
stone put on e portion of our main
street •
Mrs. :J. Steacy arid nephew Master
Sampaie Rennie are visiting relativee
inmTsta,roolaor.les Eabor
of Zurich has
taken a position with E, Rennie in
Lie general afore and will no doubt
give gook seliseaction to Mr e Rennie
and Lis ,enetoelers.
Mr, James Greer of the Township
of kitty. who has been in the, wet for
several months visiting and prcapec-
tirg, returned home and reports a
most pleasant visit with his many re-
latives and friende
Miss Hazel Re.dmord Who has beep
in the west since early in theopring
returned last week. ,
• • Ar. textainment under the au.e.
pices of; the Carmel church was add
last Friday evening: ..
We are pleeeed to learn that lara,
George Ilacesor. who has been quite ill
for a' Lumber of months, La -now. im-
proviag nicely . •
.yr. Walken Crewford•of laipley at
old Thr,sall laat -was tern 'attendee;
the ,auaeral .o fails ;dative Mrs, Reba.
.Carliele•• • •S
Mess Amy Reyaolds returned oa
T:rasday evering of *last week •fidaia a
a • two months visitewah her sister
and brotbers, in the w este
• Mr, James. Petty wao aas been, In
the west. is home visiting hie parents
Mr, and Mrs, J. II. Petty 'ofsilaye
Mrs, Smythe who has, been 'spending
the summer with her parents Mr,
and 'Mrs, T. .Beinplall,, Jeff here for
her home la Trail B., 0, •
• We .notice from the tdiffererit rates
of taxation as they are published that
Hetsall tee elica.pest place to live
ir. of apy -reported and particularly
so is kkis the ease when the' improve -
dents rand conveniences afforded hetet
are taker. into conelderation. but yet
it 'might be better if our rate
was a little more as the erestat of
the helpieg 'an of some . lecoll public
etilities or works that would begivine
more employmeet.
'• 'Mr, and Mrs, Charles Gates • left
•for '.Blytt, or. Wednesday where they
intend •making their future borne.
• Mess Smart of Seaforth is spending
a few days with ber niece hires An-
drew Moir.
Mee, &ureter. went to Londonon
Wedresday. lest,
'The f alieral of Mrs Bobt Carliale
was keld from the family reeidenoe
last week to Bodgerville cemetery',
'Deceaeted was born in 1County Down
ereland and .arpent her early ,girkihood
*on the Thames Road. Atter marriage.
-she' moved with .her aaahand to the
and. •concestsjort of alrly, vrhere they
were -among the first lo eettle. eleboet
foar years ego, they moyeel to Bee:tall
Deceased. took great interest in Care
met I' resbyterian church of which she
ED I$S,Dt ng and no fret tine. Tte ToasivldintshtACra
hllse'sidebel teri
raarr"ile3dbal;7d
ttletele• ellored • be one of accepting years rte. leaves five sons • and . six
deughters. ••• •
• 'Mr', Samuel •Smillie .ot t.tels village.
utederweit azi operation and we are
pleased to report at .the. date Of .wafe.-
itg nail he is doingers wellies could
be ',expected', awl it is tLe wieb, his
limey relatives. and 'ellen& that 'the.
opera t tar. wilt prove, a 11 :Mot can he
des!,re'd..atd thee Mee. Stniili,es.,good
• hick at ateedvanced age may be re
.warded by mach improved health.
• •We regret to ,t,Rof# that Mrs., Alexeder Ingram ejeseLes. been very etr-
fouely ill but:leveled fee /earn that
ste ia xow tornewhat improved, and
Wettatisa may eoot regain bee wonted
health. .
ed for some time tis. a section hand
. •• '
Mr, Dickinson wko ha's; been engeee
or. tae G, T, 11. left here recently
ter Stratforti.
'Mal 3, Lorre Scott had the mister -
tete '10 prain Lis ankle while enga-g-
ed ir. pulling some applee, Ile is a ble
to go around and tend to Lis duties-
witt, tin aid of crutch.
' Mr, ler:ea •tae eeo the mieforteee
to :tall aad crack one of the setae
fence 1ra her ank:e last week while
picleng, fruite
:arid trusting, and if you Lave secured
the best of, nid it will be cenpartaive-
Isdeesy to Ifollow this couree,. •
" TLe old-fashioted long drawn out
'teehoid has practically laer.
ea • t t. rotia,h mace tt t a nil' ea re Tire
r.ext etep is toepreveret the. 41isca,,•0
• by removi rag lte .
Thor. what is 1. tie Man to do who
• L 8 not, bad -the disease anti propasie
,tet keep clear oC it ' • ; •
aetraordiiettry tithes be ;tart:rid Of Lb.'
wa ter. • • •
:Do Lot. drink ane raw flhLIIC unless
Yoh. nr:e. re the s,ouree. ie Sea fe -
Do ;Lot let otherilerxrerfretiti:or veg.,
*tables to be eater. raw 11 you can
-do it yonteelf car.not ';• pre -
in re them yourself a ed are bet sure
how "the evork is •dote ,Or. by whom,
eat tate cooked vegetables aid: fruit
Coeli Uystere tied clubs unid,Ss dor-
tei r. 'able; t, • ; Lem : 7'. •
,110 slot, eat feed white flies etefrune„
•s•olir titled before eating.
• iteist ttat others ethould hi ve tlean
iamb, hen prea prim; the food:
;
if a reek is e• pleyed see• tiat t he
or ea*. :Iota •tot had typtittiti recently
withie the lost eix moneka Or hate not
beenein plaies sviere • Ogre • wie
t 3r pLo!
Children 'Or?
FoR FLF:CHER'S
CAS -CORA
etiosiearectesilee
nee
ZURICH
• LE r ran* of iaat week neW leaded
weadovvs entre been inetalled in St,
Deters Lutheran 'church The eongre-
gatien will celebrate Ws event with
apecial eerviees on Novamber rdrd Tee
• morning :service; will be conducted in
Geeman tte 'pastor I reaching • an
apprepriate eermon 114 tLe evening
service lieleM, J. Bieber MCiM, Yield
Mieelor.ary of the Lutheran General
10our.cil will preaca the InglIsit ser-
mon.. aa are eordially invitedto at-
tend,
Mr, Wm. VaeLorn a Hensel" Ins
parchased Mr e Iletry Ruppie team-
iVg ,Inisiness ;lend leatsren possesasion
We wish the owner aucceas Zar, Rupp
Las been doing teaming for many
yours eed was forced to quit owing to
ill health
Ir. looking over a Hay ' Township
voters list of. 1892', some aetoresting
changes are noted In Poll No $
comprising Zurich and vicieite 'there
are eit3 names.. Of these only fie are
• Lere now 73 are dead and the remain-
der are :scattered in varioue parts of
the. country vibe total number of
names on the list is 1042: while the
present list total only 956,
Mr, ard Mrs, Henry Kelbfleisch re-
turned on. Tnestee evening last 'from
a pleasant visit wita relatives in Det-
roit:. •;
Steaey of Hensall Las the
contract of painting the new school
and Lea the outside work eompleted.
- Mz, gar- Tirana a termer resident
of Thie.'bown is in the Stratford Hos-
pital aed Lis ielneas is such that bis
tele/Veil is 1dolibtfel
Mrs, 3ohr. Douglas returned 'on
Tuesday evening of last week from
a *Lilt 'With eilends:
•Mrs, G, flolteman le away on a two
weeks "visit witk her children at Galt
and Perlin..
elrOS JeeMerner M. P, Las returned
from bis trip to the west after ar.
absence of about three weeks.
Mrs' , Julius 13locl. died suddenly on
Thursclay morti.neo of last week from
heart failure She had beer. poorly for
sometime, The Literal took niece
or. ;Sunday afternoon,
• Lutheran Ilhurch—On Sunday 'the
27th of • October the anniversary of
reforniatiot day was celebrated in
St, Peter's Letherta church. Both
services were cotducted in Germane
laeorr.Lardt of Preston. who
has beereout West for several menthe
was it town last week. Mrs, Bern-
Lardt• who has beer. staying with her
patents Bev, and 'Mrs, Maass tor
sometime, and Mr, Bernleardt left
for their hone in PTCStOD OD Thurs-
day of last welek:
• • • alAali HEALTH • '
If You. Lave 'scalp or Bair Trouble..
Take advantage of this Offer
• We-contd. tot afford to so strongly
endoece. ,Rexall '93' Hair Tonic and
• ceetinue to sell it as we do. it ft did
tot ;do all we claim it will. Should
our enthusiasm carry us away. and
Reeell '93' 41 -air Toeic not give entire
.eettisfectiora to tae ;users they would
loee faith It aad our statements
and in Consequence business prestige
would suffer, • •
We:assure you ehat if. your hair is
beginning to unnaturally fall out or if
you havesaey scalp trouble Bekaa VA'
Hair Tonic is without queetion: the
best remedy we know of to eradicate
danilinfeestimulate •ilair draw ti. and
prevent- immature baldness..
Our faitk is to strong in Rexall '93
Hair Tonic • tha t we ask
You to/ ery it or. our positive guaran-
tee tLat your money will be cheerful-
ly retueded if it does not do as we
claire!. Two 'sizes.; 50a and $1,00, Sold
°ray in our „store the Bezel! Store
.—W, ES, .Cofet
CROMMITY
Mrs, as MacRae. atter attending
three:weeks' With her anr.t •Mr sS D,
Park retarked to Ler home. in Alpena,
Mieb, last eveleke ! • • ,
Klee Kate Skillitelo It tie Toronto
Waited recently at Min Gi s.
Tke Tatar Society :net liett Friday
ever:lag in our church here.
• Meserseilleth • •l'iliedot. of Detroit
ar.d. Perdan, • of Torah to. are
tae guests of their .erarelalother Mrs,
Gillesp:e easd other;re.lativest
SUFFERS FROM PILES
ZaticeRak Has 'Cured These .
Zriction on the hemmorrbold veins
that are se °Mere inflarried and gorg-
ed eyith boil, is svhab. causes the
terrible pair. and etinging and smart-
ing of piles Zameleak applied at
rdeht -will be found to give ease b.-
..fore,,niorning Thousands of persons
Lava proved ties. Why not be a -aid-
ed by the exprmence of others?
Mr, TLomae Pearson. of Prince Al-
bert easier writes "1 nrast thank you
for the benefit I have received from
Zeal -Bilk Last summer I suffered
greatly from plies 1 started to ese
Zameteek eed, found it a. great relief
so I contineed it, and after Using 3
or fuer bases I am pleased to say it
tate feered a complete ,cere."
' MreG, :A Defresne Le3.185 se Jess
eph St, St, Rosh glebe° P. Q writes
1 ciar.. Light), recommend Zamaik to
everyone who *wafters from piles."
Magistrate 'Sanford. of; Weston
Kings Co, N, '0- Says,' 1 ;feathered lane
flora Referee piles bit Zane/Bak has,
row 'cared me e
• Mr, William Kenty, of Uplift' Nine
Mile River, Reefs, Co; N. Si says,
saffeeed terribly frorri pie, the pain
at Kitesbelles almost inbearable. 1
tried verities oiranients but: eVery
teieg I tried failed to do me the
sligLtest toed 1 was tired of verlc Is
remedies •waer 1 heard of • Zam-Bik
and theagli as n lase resource •I
give tLie balm O. tr:41 I After a very
short team -2ain..13ek emceed a com-
plete Mire
Zarn-Bak is ;deo 41 sure 'eure for
eke. injuriee geld diseases, eczema, ul-
cers, varicose, cues, burree brnisee
chaps, co:de/ore.? etc. ;As box from all
druggi.ste tied stole% or post' free
from Zain-Buk Co, Tonne o tor price
chilar
.Dt. de Vates Female Pills
A reliable Preach regulator:never tall,. These
pills aro eneeclibgly powerful in regulating the
FOR FLETCHER'S generative portion of the female system. Refuse
all cheap initiations. Dr.de Van's ate sold at
40, S 0 Ft 44: I 15 a box,.61( three fn 1111. Mailed to any address
etie ateateen Dots co., at. calhadnents ens.
ete•
• letaereee.
STAFFA
Eizerman—ae dier —A. Very pretty
wedding was celebrated at the home
of Mr, and airs, John Sad•dler Statfa
at legit Loop on Wednesiley Octeber
23rd, weer, their youngest deeehter
Aena *sea, was united in wedlook
with Mr, David Eicerman. pf Mitehell
The Rev, Mr'Doherty of Hensall tied
il:e zuptial ituot under an arch 9f
evergreees and dol -lies in the draw,-
• ing. room which was beautifully decor
ated with eloyeattheinums and cam -
tions Tbe bride wile wee given
away ley Ler father was charmingly
gowned lin cream eilk with Iri.ela lace
and pearl 'trimmings and carried a
/shower bouquet of ee7•es eed lanes of
the valley The wcddiree march was
played by Mine Ruby Saddle,r Only
the Seunediater relatives Berl her pass
tor Revs Mr, ',Couzees and Mrs Coup -
CLS were present but the numerous
preseets attested the popularilty of
the 'bride who Was a geeeral favorite
and an active worker in the Leae:te
aed as a member 'of the choir The
youeg couple will reside in Miteleell
Mr, B Doanley and bride of Moose
;law, are spending, their honeymoon
Witt:relatives hem.
Mrs, Carr, of Le Hoy, is theguest
of her mother Mrs, R, Daltoe sr.
Mr. and Mrs, Whyte of Stratford
were tLeeereest Of her sister Mrs, R.
Drake on Sunday.
The Women's Institute met in the
Town Hall on Wednesday October
•20tte The igirls of the Soaiety gave
a 'etch ond Eastrier, the Dis-
trict President of Sebring,ville was
present and addressed Lae meeting
Miss Cnoper of Seaforth is the
,guest of ler 'sister Miss }Taxably.
Anniversary services were held in
the Methodist cherch last Suedey
eorning; and evening Rev Mr, Het-
clersor. of Wellharn preached. On
Teesday Oct 27th a spletdid hot fowl
supper was; giver. from 6 to 8 o'clock
VP nlp after wle.611 a splendid concert
was giver.; in the church.
VIE DOCTOR 8 QUESTION
A doctor s .first euestior. when con-
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sultsed by 'a•pabisest is are ye& bow
Muck Sickness slue to Bawel Disorder:
els regular? He ktowe that: ninety-
eight pee cert of illoees is attended
with iractive bowels and toned: liver
and that this condition must be re-
moved gettly and thoroughly before
health can be restored.
Rexall Orderliea ercee pleasttet pos-
itive het/ safe remedy for conetipa-
patter- and bowel disorders are gen-
eral We are so eertair. that :his
great Ireinledical value that we pro-
mise to return the purchasers mon-
ey in ev,ery ease where they fail to
produce et tire satisfactioa.
Rexall Orderlies are eater. like
catdy they act quietly aad bave a
soothing etteagthening, healing
in-
flner.oe oa the entire intestinal treat
They do eot pinta ;Trice cause slates
sea, flatuleece, examsive Soeseaese:
•diarthoea or other atooying effect
TLey are. especially geed for ebildren
weak persoes or old folks.. Two •aiz-
es 24 Sold oaly at oar
storethe ltexall Store WaS, Cole. •
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CLUANDEBOYE
if :very pleatsext gale/oriel; was held
in tle basement of elandeboye chercb
Friday ieveting Oct. 25th when the
Ladiee of the Misetheary Society met
to preseet oee.of their members. Mess
(Dr„) ilor.es" with a snail token of;
rembereeeet. Mr, Sem/ from London
Lad jesb. arrived er'd was preseal at
-the Mentieg The addresswas read
by Mrs', Williama sled Mrs, E. Wee
ereeertee her with two pieces, of
glues. Mrs. Jor.es was taken Com,/
eletely by serpriee bat replied in her
owl. la:mime manner thanking the lad-
les and remarking 1 hat there wo.ald
always be as warm spot in her heart
for . taandeboye people,. Tte address
was. QS .follow,
Dear Mrs, aor.ea—lilet Warner:ea
rilissioeary •Soolety eallandieboye
cherch could eollet yon leave their
midst wide:let islowleg a little of our
appreciatior. of yoer sweet f•nflutence
and capable kelp as a Mielsionary
worker always gi.ven so willi.u.gly and
cheerfully We • woi,ld ask yon to
rennin's& es hx. your prayersthat we
may become tree Missionary work-
ers. for the Master. Please accept -
this 'man' token of oer love andeap-
pre cis/ t i or s OD LW Of the
IC 5.. ChttAllthOye.
Luton was thee served and some
time 'speet ia Facial talk after wlich
the e,ettlenlea ;present were delled
ox. or. speeches Mrs Beene, Dr. ;Foam
McDoeald of London. and Mr. W
Abboet (one Set tLe honorary members
of tLe. Society) gave ehort :Wien' ad-
dr•esees The meeting IvaS, 'then
broaglt to a close by singing God
Save The -Kees, Ars, Jonee who is
abeet to move to Ottawa will be
greatty miseed ir. Clondeboye espec-
ially lay the W, M, S. of which she
was e most faithtui at.d. capable. mem-
ber;
ARPLEY
Mr, Loyd /led Mies Ethel Taylor
speet Ttankegiyine with friends a t
Egmondville: •.
,Mles Mead Hod:gets Le/ viSitine her
;eater Miss Matte ir. Detroit for a
coque, of. weeks
Mrs, 'Robles a. r. d does; h ter of Lu ea n
visited with kr, end Alm, Boy Sher-
rill: on The nksgivinet,
Tte apple packersare blase. packing
apples in our vielnity this. +week.
Miss Neva nIcMiltat of Lamon On-
to re/ epent the week end with her
selesal friend Miss Mur:el Fades.
. ELIM VILLE
M r.Sarirael Corniet. of London spent
a few dart avitt. frienee, in this vice
nit'
Mr, entete '77't Saturday to epene
a few 'days Wi I r,en.le; 111Perlin,
Mr, Herb Aoidersen and Mr, Wil-
liams of Pella rtoit. ,seetnt Suatley ;with
Mr Hicks. •
Mres Rieke las purchased the
fitat brick reeldence of the late aoan
Herbert Exeter, her father •Mrs.
Hicks was ir: Easter last eveek mak-
ing ern n e'en; en 1 FF for eoine iroprove.
meats to the reelaence,
Mrs, a, 11ateLasighlin of Walton.
vieited Mr e :tad Sirs, Fmk Derail:
last week, . ,;
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THE -UNDER DOG.
Pretty ;good jokes yon TO made or, me
Sete under'dog
Fanny, too, as -such jokes could be..
• You ve :stowt me sleeptne,* out in the
park
Or. a cold bard bench, in the starless
dark; •
You ve showr. me gaunt at the kitch
et- ;door.
Where the hoasewife gave her tooth-
some tetore—
;tied you ve- twisted jokes of a
• aistrea,s.
Ruany? Lord 1 Yes!
Pretty good jokes—aed all on
•The utder dog • .
Each or.8 pitched in a ream key;
You ve sketched/ me fair. ir. my rags
mania
me --
41L b
You ve *taught my grie when l'am
dote?, time
You ve eLowr. me clutching a ones
brake beam .
Or irudgiee ties in the mine hot
gleam:
yoe may he; funny I must con-
fees—
Futny? Lotel Yes!
Pretty Fair jokes yea ve lead or. me—
fhe under :dog
Hardly, a week but I wattle see—
MY battered pLiz in e zomio skit
That had to line that was bare of wit
That ,titue the dog to.m.9 leg hung
tight . r • 7, • ; 1. it ee.,
You :made Inc a sideeeplitirg sight ,
It made .you eorne moeey more or lasts
Ferny? Lord' ' 'Yes 1
Pretty goted jokes you've made on nie
frhe under dog .
Yours es a fatcy that must run free'',
And lam a tramp that need only1
roam
While you are the fellew that s got
a Lome. • . ,
Atd wife and kids and an easy chair—
Me. I in the fellow that lives towhere
..ed humor you know, is a thing ee
. .
Funny? Lord' Yes;
—Wilber D, Nesbitt •ir., Canada Mon-
thly: •.
tbeiteve says at old subSeriber
ttat every time The 'Youth s Compare
ior. enters a Lome it does the home
geauine service. That describes the
purpose of late publishers exactly The
paper is rot filled with mischeviotes
or idle thoughts to fill an •idtle hour.
It provides healthy paetime, recrea-
ion that builds up It is to the minds
Of eager -and iimpressionable younl
people what eoutd athletics aro to
their bodice;
•At a cost. of less thar. 5 cents,
weeks The Yonth s ()palpation opens
the door to a compaty of the most
distinguished mea and women in Am-
erica and Europe. .Wletber they are
revealix.g Ike latest discoveries in
scielc.ce, or elekeribing great indus-
trial achievernetts or telling of their'
wanderings ixt strange corners ot thel
world. or teeding the irea eine-don.
with rare stories they are giving Com
pan:on readers the bestof. themselves
Sever. ,seriela at least will be pub-
lished by the Compel -ion in 1913, and
early S1,00 other complete stories in
addition to some 50 special contri-
to ti. I;s and. 'a treasurer -box of sket-
A GE.NU'INE SERVICE
11 0
chei, ar.ecdotes, expert advthe as to
atheletic *ports, ideas for hatdy de-
vices rouret tte bouse, an4:1 so torth—
loeg Lours et Cottpaationehip Nvith the
wiee, the a.dvetturous end the ;tettr-
taitin.g Alimoutiettnent.Lor 1913 will
be ;sent with eettiple copies ef the
paper to ar.y address •on requests.
11Very 5.,1:117 ,...01b$Oriber Wh 0 'St: /Id e
$2,25 for 000 fifty two. weeks issues
of. 1913 wiji eeceive, n girt the Con
51 Wsindow ,Itrarioqreacy and oat
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ander for 39134 the ;nose exqusitiee
r.ovelty ever offered to Companese
readers, alms, 'the isinies of Tete Cana-
vanion for ate "remaining weekadf
11912 ree.
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14 Berkeley St, Roston. Mass
New tabseettatiotse receeved at tLie
Officte , ,
An Art Critic. '
' An actor vilio is known aseteiv id 04--
ciprrain desEene and his father speak's'
brpken English. Lew says the old gena
tlemen weut to, a big art gallery re�.
cently and came home greatly en.
"Saw dfint,e.paintiing, LouLs," he said,
ii
"Yes, it was a fine tine—huntreas of
people leoking at it It must lief been
*.cie.wdbeatVwmatres dnoallthears,2,,ellarse."
itp ked Lew. i
•
"Dot 1 can tell you not, but it was a
fine picture." .
.."Dese.ribe it to Me."
"VelV'said the old gentleman, "theni
vas three fellers: Von vas playing.thd
fife, Won vas playing the drum, and der
other hot a headache."—New' York
Telegraph,
• He Was Sarcastic.
• Dubbleighat car lay fiat on its stda
andedgep in the mud in the- freitsly;
plowed field, !teeing skidded off, the
meg; through the low stone wall td
get titee.'
-pair • cried It' passerby from tha
.roarlsidb. "Had an accident?" •
D41510101 :tiled .to hbld. his Stempel
bltzeTtaeicton.
iratbecoursrlzotttbr
o rat ecephidfor ist;
'Tye Twit bought 4 a nevi,' car 'au
bionglat MY"old onvout here to
It Got a."pickax and a ,shovel hrYour
pocket you °could lend me? I can't
.'seem'toelig-very deep with my motor
hoin."—Harpers Weekly.
e • :
How Apes and Monkeys Differ.
What are the differences betireen
apes, baboons and monkeys?
• Apes 'are sech as are destitute. a
tails; tabons * have muscular bodies,
elongated • muzzles, and tlreir tittle are
usually Short; monkeys are these arhosa'
tails are In general long, some os,
them, the sapagos, having preheitsila,
tails, which can at pleasure be twisted
around any objedt, aid thereby. 'In
many instances, answer the pulpose a
an additional hand.—"Reason Why,'•
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' A Quaker Oath.
• Two small .•boYe in a family a
Friends, writes a 'contributor, had a
disagreement,. during ••which the elder
boy became very much incensed.
Finally, no longer able to control
himself,. 'he took his brother by tie
shoulder and .shook him,, with' the ea.
clemation, "Oh, thee little you. thee!"
Then as the enormity of his .offense
came over him he said, In te changed
voice, "Don't tell tnother I swore."-...
Youth's Companion.
Ingratiating.
"This is the fifth time you have been
brought before. me." said the judge se -
Verde,.
"Yes, your honor," smiled the or -
fender. "When I like n teller I like 10
give him nil my buidnees. You see"—
"Sixty days," roared the ludge.—Ilar-
per's Weekly.
NOW TO CONQUER RHEUMATISM
AT YOUR OWN HOME
Wyatt or any of your friends suffer from nett:
matzoth, kidney disorder or excess of title acid,
thiusing backadie, muscular -pains:
stiff, painful, swollen joints, pain in the limbs
mid feet; dimikess of sight„ itching akin or
freeneut neuralgic pains. I invite you to send
for a acuereas Fres Trial Treatment or ner well.
knovrti, tellable shronteure wire references and
full particidars by tThia it no C. (1. tit
schenie.) No matter how many may have failed
in your case, let me prove to you, fred Of cost,
that rheiiirmtisnt tan lie conquered. Chronicler*
succeefis where all else fails. Chronic -urn
ciesnses tha Mood and removes the thane, Also
for a weakened, rumdthvii condleoe of the
system, you will find chroniento a most satiafain•
Liry seneraltrc tartmakesyotiiecl tltit1 ife
wotthiilippeaseteiiyoltrtrie%dsot
ttiis lilliertialo,ffteor, mai4t15;stiitd stuorhstflkser.tiftrotte
fitepage
lieels-Windsor, Ont.
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