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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1919-04-11, Page 3„telt cKfl10 iOsem clump, 6 aorwkaf tate of cultivation; 2 ranee_ from Con- - ern school:, There are on seven roomed Mum Urge 'call Page wire fences and I. There are forb• acrms b�b and the balance see& , two big springs. one nd in the other a darn am pumping the water to, the barn. As the -mina d near the house and line waste land. There is a ed lane from the road to to MRS. SAMUEL 2627-tt 7-?.. •to ture -Ls )ne which quality of act. rn /tad. To be - P. secret pro - a pigment of lent is ground htege stoneS„. Ii this pull) by b0- :eed IT-W(1e idram's Gen - ix own bOr of ixn atlity pigment , tzet;fr' 1.1:44=44.4=40.44144-,....e41440r 04-0147* vor.04‘00014 VANC4744VtA Products for thcr urposcs -er:ornalsbint a Lae,” the perfect varnish t. Roof ...Shingle Stain, in 19 dif. a. Prch Floor Paint rnrch tic( r3, ceilings and exposed to the weather. • Cellinat and Walls Frtsconette"—A fiat tone xiat. a Fleet "Fb7rIustre,"excelleat ler ior Aeon,. albs and Outbuildisia !dal Bszn Dant. , *lime e worry and incorti venience of collecting your sale notes by having s gar& do it for you. We will look after all parrients when due and credit the amount paid to your account. Consult, the Manage.. • ewat sell it for trig. _ . ;41e •orPho e Your Orders •We prepay Caria 519 SEAFtifiTH 'BRAtICH: R. M..JONES Manager. $eateteemexposelelii******1111111ellelesneinitileliliMS*11111011111illititkait**11111 - ; Tsar 'pflPfli'Th:yPflSflR. don, was calling on oid friends here last week.a-11,f , been the marZeerS.o2'1711:1110(1)sohnass. Bank here for some years left, Friday DISTRICT MATTERS for Richmond, Quebec, where he has been ma -de raanager of the branch a the bank in that city —Mr R. T. Luker has purcbaaed Mr. Alex. Doves residence on Main street, at present occupied by Mr. E. Gardiner.—Mr. M. Elford has moved.fromUsborne to the residence in the village he recently purchased from Mr. Wilbour Martin. —Mr. James E. Jeckell, of Montreal; formerly. of Exeter, left that city on the 26th of March for Genoa, Italy, taeasserabIe a number of locomotives built by the firm for yehich he wiirks, for the Italian Government.- Frem there he goes to South Africa. He expects to be awe a year. CROMART- Y • (To late for last week.) Notes.—Wedding bells are still ringing —Mrs Robert:4O1 left last for Granton, to assist in standing her grandaughter, who received ser- ious injuries while playing at school. —Mrs. Fisher has moved into the house lately vacated by Mr. McConnell, Mr. and Mrs Fisher were settlers at Peace River for some time, but intend disposing of their properties there and settling in this neighhorhooct—Maple syrup will not be so pleatiful in this locality, very few of the farmers as are making it this spring.—Miss Min- nie McLaren is at present visiting with her friends and relatives in this neigh- borhood. A GOOD MEDICINE FOR THE BABY Nothing can equal Baby's Own Tab- lets as a medicine for little ones. They are a laxative, mild but thorough in action, and never fail to relieve con- stipation, colic, calds and shnple fevers. Once a nfother has used them she will use nothing else. Concern- ing them Mrs: Saluste Pelletier, S. Dames des Aulnaies, Que., writes:— "I always keep a box of Baby's Own Tablets in the house. They are the best medirine I know of for little on.es and I would not be without them': The Taigas are sold by medicine deal- ers or by mail at 25 eents a box from ' The Dr. Williams' •Medicine Co, • Brockville, Ont.' EXETER (To late forlast week.) I Brief.—Mr. and Mrs. C. North- cott and family left last week- for Bladwortk Saskatch-eWari. Mr. -North- 1 eat spent the summer in the west and the 'family will new reside there per -1 mently.—Mr. W. H. Levetti of Lon - TERRIBLE 1E • INV TED• caonildu: oddard, professor of does College, acting un- on it ery hello isener kneWs .11trt` little injuries are mat witi_ u ng. "sprig cleaning" tithe and O eiallY the 'sore place becomes reefed With dust and germs. Tii,;. er of this nee in the at ?that Ilea—slight at 'that, if not al, ed to, tray become enflittited, , antes great suffering- and - elegance, and frequently lead lewd -poisoning. To safeguard yourself, apply n1 -Buk at once to all ettts, mei thes, •abrasions, burne and eel ti. This antiseptic balm im- odlately deetroys all gernia and rev' tits any 'danger of festering lood-polsoning. Zees -Bilk also - pain and stops bleeding so loysethwahteonoapptilmytteneaesd sboenloaest jury is sustained. Then the ng essences in Zane13u1actue gro* newskin; so that' in a seatively short time the rouaid completel, healed. . Zatn-Buk . is best for eeze?ati, ils pimples, rashes, ulcers and los All dealers, 50c. box. an en efit 4 co e ds • ti b t a 1 h al a V c nn> 1 a pet ected gasivegine installed in the lowei part of the shell, the exp osions that enerate the power coning from artri ges that are fed into the chamber Ioelc-like time device. Th range roeket is limited only y tha. t of propelling cartrid es it be fitted to carry. The Jroeket et require a cannon to tart it ight, the. journey being tartest front ny point where a man e n get The eapon feature of the ro ket is in th head, where. a chamber is fit- ted t contain either high exp oeives or ga . Men wive have fo11osed the &vehement of Dr. • Goddard's Irocket Claim- it can be made as erne ent in never arfare as in land battle GINE OF WAR of -th Dr. Robert E. physics at Olarli der the patronage of the United States War Department, the Smith- sonian Institution, Clark University - and Worcester Polytechnic Institute, has invented a new rocket that is reported to be a terAble egine of war, with an altitude range of seventy miles straight up. into the air and a distance range of at least bite hundred miles. The rocket, in the ,opinion of the scientists, who have investigated its workings, is the °Most efficient rocket ever developed. It is claimed-- the best-known rocket in use to -day has an efficiency of less than three per cent., while the Goddard rocket has an efficiency of sixty-three per cent. The eocket has been developed in a special laboratory at Worcester Tech., and the signing of the armistice pre- vented its being put to actual Use in warfare against the Germans as all the local tet had been completed. these tests, made by models, showed that 4 rocket weighing thirty pounds, equipedewith the -Goddatd, system of 'propulsion, could, be sent into the air far above the earth's atmosphere. - The Goddard rocket ispropelled by rin _ Increases Your Efficiency 4 Lay the Foundation of Geed Health Now ..by Building Up Your Bloott and • Strengthening Your Nerves. The good old fashion of taking a tonic in the springtime, like most of the customs of ouragrandparents, is 'based upon sound common sense and good Medical practiel. No matter how mild the winter it is a trying time, even in the most favored climates, for those who are not in ruggecV physical -health. Many men, women and children. go through the -winter oti treserve strength they have stored up during the .sunny, summer months, and grow increasingly pale as the pring days amkoach. A tonic for the blood and nerves at this time Will do mu& for -such people, by putting -color in the. cheeks and banishing that tired feeling that worries thausatids at this season •of the year. You ,ean not be energetic if your bleed is'thin and weak, orif your nerves are frayed -or shattered. You cannot -coMpete ,.with othere, if you do not get refreshing sleep at night, or if you are 1.04ing weight. YOU need a. a tonic at this time to -eto your efficiency -now, as well as to save you from suffering later, Cm. And in all the realm. of medicine there ie no safer- or better; tonie th'an Dr. Williams Piak Pills foll%1404Ptieople.-` These pills make new rich, red blood,. -which circulates through ry portion of the body strengthening jaded .nerves and run-down organs, and -bringing a' feelingof new strength and energy to weak, easily tired, despondent men, women and ehildren, - CURED BILIOUS IlEADACIIES Mr, D. G. McClure, Healey Creek, I • B. 'Ca says : "As a spring .tome I know of nothing else that an equal Dr..Willittins' Pink Pills. Last spring I felt weak and run down, and_eaffered a greatdeal front bilious headachese 1 got a half dozen boxes of Dr, Wil- liams' psi* Pilis, andafter taking them I felt like' a new man. The las- situde from which 1 ..suffeied, had ,dis; appeared,_ I had) a better appetite, and was in every way stronger awl better than before I began the use of this medicine.' Almost 'everyone needs a tonic in the spring, and for tbis pumose j can strongly - advise Dr. William? Pink Pills. NEVER FELT SO WELL, Ittiss Beatrice Bishop, Fendale, N. B., says: have never felt so well as I do -since taking Dr. William? Pink Pills. When, I began their use I was vett much run down. -1 had no ' color, no appetite, could not go up Stairs Nialiout stopping to rest on the way. I had frequent b.eadaches and a feeling of despondenctse I took Pink Fills, = regularly for about eight weeks: and while I felt a benefit from them almost from, the first, at the end of that time I was in •bett,er health than I had ever enjoyed be- fore. I freely give you permission to publish this letter as my experience may lye the means of pointing the way to new health to some other 'weak and run down, . • HAS A BETTER ,APPETITE. Mrs. M. D. MacLeod, Caledonia, P. EA., say's: 'I have Used Dr. Wil- liams" Pink PdIs as a .spring medi- cine with satisfactory . results. Be- fore 1 began -their use I Was subject to weak spells, but these have. now disappeared. .I find that my appetite is better,. and I hate etery confidence in your pills as a bloog, builder. STRONG AND WELL AGAIN. Mr. IL H McKelvey, Orono, Ont, says: `cAlysexpetiptiee with Dr.. Wil- liams Pink Pills has been of the' most favorable kind. • At the time I began their use I was so weak ,eand, run down that 1 could hardly go Sbent: My stomach was also out a order and the. food I tookedid not seem to dome a Mt of goixt, Then,Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills came to my rescue, and under their use my stomach' grew better, my general health im- • proxed, and I was soon as healthy and vigorous a man as I had ever been. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, with the use of Pinklete ea,' a laxative when needed, is now our family med- icine, and alp would not be without them," GAINED WONDERFULLY. Mrs. Herbert Hanson, Lower Rainesville,• N. says': have the very highest regard for Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Before I began their use I suffered greatly with sieh head- ache, dizziness and a feeling of • de- pression and tiredness. A short treat-' anent with the pills fully restored my health. My daughter Blanche was suffering from anaemia, and through the use of six boxes of ne Pink Pills gained wonderfully in weight, strength and general health. We think so much of Dr. Willi ms' Pink Pills that we are never without's! them in the house, and X consider them nal" best friend," sio HURON 'NOTES —Tie late Dr. William J. . Mal- loch, native of Clinton, who died a few w ks' ago, left an estate valued at $88 188; His will had been n ade in Noven her,- 1918, and left the whole of his property to his wife, Olive Chs.el te Edith Malloch. Th y hiid- no chi dren. , —L st week, Henry Clarke seld his one h mired acre farmetot it, Con- cesson 17,..Grey, to Howard Dougherty lof Me illop, for the sum of $5,200. Mr. 0 ark has lived on the f tri for the ee st eleven years. Mr. an1 Mrs, Clark 11 take a well earned $st and recrtu their health. r, William. J. Armstroifig, , St. Align tine, received the sad *Ws on Mond y of the death of his eldest son, t Saskatoon. Earl was fireman on th4a Cenetlian Netioaelfreg train de '2''T to X* el: - d alwo when :owing to a faulty switch, it left l the tracks at Ardath and crashed into a grain elevator, which- toppled over. on to of the train and burst, smother- ing three men. None of the passengers . were injured. Mr. Willtam Armstrong left for Saskatoon on Tuesday morn- ing. Deceased leaves a wife and two children who reside in Saskatoon, one brother'. lrves at home and another brothe , W. T., is overseas in the fly- ing cfrps, --est Sunday afternoon, kit Knox churc , Monerieff, Rev, Mr, Lundy, on . behalf of the congregationopresented D. K. nd Mr. Livingston vith a fine bible o the eve of their depatu e from this lo ality. Mrs. Livingston' made an appro riate reply. The latte • and Miss arie have been mem ers of the ch•ir and Sunday school a d Mrs. ,- Living ton has ' been ever T ady,„ to lend a helping hand in the va ous or- ganize oes. The ladies will take a trip to tffe West, Mr. Livings n will go to.Nbrth Bay and Harold N 11 enter the employment of Mr. Trenc , Tees - water, 'n the lightning rdd b i -Mess. . a -C1 nton• citizens'were muc shock - .ed on 1 hursday afternoon la when it beea e known that Mrs. D. • . Wat- son has passed away suddenly that inornin _. While Mrs. Watson had not been e joying the best of hetilth for some .onths, her death was entirely unexpe ed and she ;had been up and Aleut - - usual. What niade her pass- ing mire tragic was the fact that :1 her hu band was absent froni home, having left on the early, tr in for Crothat y, intending to return in the, evening NLT$. Watson was born at Centre, Wdienand, county, where Jeer, 1. ehildhi i i and .giilhood days- were-- .• sPent a &where she: was ma eid. For Isome y ars after their'marriage . Mr, mat Mr-. Wa;tsonteihied:near. IVIlichell and la r they moved' .tif ListoweL "BUILD UP 'YOUR BLOOD. The purpose of Dr. Williams' Pink, Pills is build up the- blood. They' do this on.e6thing and they do it well. They are, for this reason, an invalu- able remedy in diseases arising from! bad or deficient blood, such as anae- mia, rhenmatism, neuralgia, pains in the back or side and the after effects of influenza or fevers. If you are suffering from any troubles due to weak, watery bloed, or shaky nerves, a, fair use of these pille will restore you to full health and strength. Dr. iVilliarns' Pink Pills are sold by all medicine dealers or will be sent by 'post paid, it 00 -cents a tbox or six boxes for $2..5() by The Dr. Wilc. Hams' Medicine Co, Brocktille,,pnt, froin WI( tolVit. the UMW 'Caine to Clinton years ago. She was e. very Irrendlyeande sociable dispositi nand was mucked liked respecte by all 'Who,:knew. her. She was esp eially devoted to her home, her hus and and their Only soh-, who. are sady bereaved - by her sudden death: he was a member of Wesley• church. —Geo way, • in week, land„w yodng, 1856 end ada wit Clinton, reside, ten year townshi Mr, and ge Warrener,' who passed a - Clinton, .on Tuesday, of last s bern in Yorksluxe, Eng - ere he epent. his youth and mimed. He was married in immediately started for Can-, his beide, going direet to - where he 1148 continued ` to ith the ex -deletion of -Mae or . spent in:farming in lItillett • -Nearly- three years age, . rtf. Wet -eviler -Celebrated the . sixtieth' nniversary .of their ;wedding Mrs-, Wa ener survives her husband, .eight- of their children also survive: John, of arriia; George; Wall cebarg; IThstretts; Cfddericli; Richard, ' Toledo,' Ohio; •beet, Clinton* Nathan, ,Hen- ! sail, and Mrs. Allan and Mrsa Vallary of . Toro t(. 'There are twenty-five :gitimichi &yea and eight great -grand-' ehildrem1 Wis. Mac* of „Clinton, is. a, sister nd the only remaining mem- ber of . h5.s own family, -Some xears - ago, Mr. Warrener was throlwn.Trom , a buggyl and very seriously injured ; • and he1ud never recovered fully front i Ow effee •' f the „injury. * He had been ilailing f r some time pest. and pneu- monia se ng in, he Sue0unt d: agnificerit Show- ing of Dress Goods, s and Fancy Trimmings • eliCH an areay of beautiful Press Fab- UP- rias as this we have never J before dis- playtd, for in the whole history icit the weaver's art such beauty of inaterial,such h;trniony of coloring; such exquisite pat- terns and designs were never betore con- ceived. . There is a delightful variety ,of beauti- ful new in4erials peculiarly adapted -to - the many new effects go strongly- demand- ed by correa't style, Every new material finds expression in this complete display" and at • _ REASONABLE PRICES i - Prettier Wash Goods You Never Saw IT is remarkable the many - new mliterials, hand- some patterns and attractive colorings that have made their bow,th)s season. The new sport cloths, fanny, ,staties'ia,ott4Ipral•-designs are attracting the enthus— iastic admiration of every woman who visits our Wash Goods Department. tkc Stvo More New Suits Coats for Wm and Misses THERE neVer was a greater div.ersity of styles than this season. Every newshipment seems to excelfthe previous one. There is no newidea that i not represented here. • NorthlMay Garthent • have for years icarried the guarant absolute satisfa4-ion. They are b made, more carefully cut, and the last word in becOming design, *Co and see them. ° „r• Coats.$1.5 to $45 -Suits$20 o Whtt isLI3eAlly correct iLn Reliable Millinery Pril ESE are the days when most women areeager for the correct style hints iti,nes0 Spring Hats. Arread3r many women have learned that thiS store speaks With authority in regard to correct and be- coming Millinery,., We heartily iniiite eveiy Woman to enjoy an eally, 'ellipse of the neWiMported arrivals, that for b. comtng beauty and refined taste surpasseseven this store's previous displays. -Prices, Always Lower Here • Newest • Spring Clothes for Men A BSOLUTELY correct styles in xi. Men's Spring suits; The newest materials, in serges, fancy worsteds or real Scotch Tweeds, We are particularly prou4. of our navy blue serges, in. allva,tlie varying shades from .the '` light American blue to the rich, dark navy. Prices ranging 4 cIn fancy worstedsAt ere: is a, delight- ful showing of dark and =Medinin .car ors with, fancy woven colored, snipes. the nitategio4terns you could imagine.. vvillcnt:ana beautifullk.line4hiade • in the n'ilii3inch back or 08.160 Sty,les.. • „ Prices $10 to -$. Dress Shirts for Men d Boys Doiens new patterns. and colors ih. every size of men's fine„ dress shirts in plain or pleated, fronts, alti made by 'Old p,reliable Irak- ers. . Colors guaranteed. PftreE Boys/ td$2.50 4., • • S, • 4 Bias a Crompton Corsets Comfort,graceltritness and health are thetee desk. ables in. corse Add to these the attribute of eion- only and you have in a shell the outstanding ifications :that have ma these famous corsets among the foremost of 'America. There is no question t!lt and comforc,if youget - your corsets hem Price... $1.54) t e tter ery ein • ething in Sui •Boy PJ:ICE$5.50 to.,11;oo BOYS. *ho like new things eager to get a look at the new we have received from makers make % specialty of boys' Clothes,, • Tliwese suits follow ci and patterns now :so po Suits. The handsome • the dressy black and wh• isummery greys in neat patent Shier t Ottom o • Pricet :plug fiats • • si:..50,t0114-4,004 • Tbc,- new Spring models- are now ready for your inspection. The: natty new styles for. the young ladqwith their contrasting bands and„ wide brims, as Well as the more conservative Oapes for the '44ieter dressers, All are here in satisfying and pleasing array. Sizes 6 5-8 to 9. PRICE .51.50 to 00 e vomempoommis ton New Ca s Men a The -new Caps are tractive than ever. patterns, more shipesithkit fit so • and are really becoming early spring and even wear. coni* PRICE 4 • 4.