Exeter Advocate, 1907-11-28, Page 4Grand
Openin
(1h
Fall and Winter Goods.
We have just opened up an i1u-
mensu import order of Scotch and
English goods In all the LATEST
SHADES. Our success in the past
has been dime) our knowledfe that
Honest _Goods and
Honest Prices
must. pretrail•in garments which appeal
to the better class of trade.
CALL:E.\ItLY.
J. H. Holtzmann
CHEDITON
Q zetex Abracate,
Sanders & Creech. Props.
THURSDAY, Nov. 28,1907
NOTE; AND COM 3lh,N'I
A big public reception was given
Mr. Borden at Ottawa last night by
the Conservatives of that city. Many
prominent speakers were present.
t? Judge Winchester, who is conduct-
ing the London Election trial at'roron-
to, last week closed the evidence as re-
garding bribery and admitted Vint
sufficient evidence had been given to
prove the bribery charges. The con-
spirvtcy charge is now been investigat-
ed.
Hon. Adam Beck explains that he
avis mistaken at Brantford when he
stated that the government would
make good to municipalities any sunt
paid in excess of the figures for power
quote.} by the commission. He states,
however, that the estimates give ample
room lot .111y possible tlucttiatione in
pt ices of material used. Conse_(1ueutly
no person not benefitted by Niagara
power 'wed feel afraid of being taxed
with the cost of the power.
How' b ri)isP
We offer One hundred Dollar.: Reward for a:,,- ease
of Catarrh that cannot be cure.) by hall's Catarrh
Cure,
F. J. CIIENEY Ji Co., Totes),. n,
We tn^ mederrigncd have known F. J. Cheney for
the last t"•eror+ and I
lietehien .c
rfr..h fanora•le
in all l:a-;m•es tr.tn,a•11on3 amt ttr.am^all•: able to
tarry out -u :,btigat ions made by his tiro,,
\was.naa, Hissers L yl.tava,
whole..ale Druggists, Tolc.l,, 0
CredIttin 4 a pleasant evening Was spent. Thte.
another of those [,leasent shooting
The Bert Lane Mitten el Cu., Opera events which are always looked for-'
House.Exeter, Thur -day, Dee. le, 1.Mi7, fv;ud to with :+gveat ural of plr+►sure
Seats on sale „t lir uwninl;'a Ur ug has been added to histo, v.
btore.
Fred Brown of London 1►ss been vis-
iting .It•. and lir-. %Vile 11'euzel the
pact week. -Mies Melvina Beaver left
kir Detroit where she has secured a
situatiuu.-Devitt Riker, who has been
working in the 1epeir department of
Brown's Shoe store, has severer,' his
connection with the firm and intends
leafing for Pittsburg next week. -We
are pleased to state that Mrs. Jos.
tVasnidge of 11c(iillivrny, who recent-
ly bad to undergo an operation for ap-
pendicitiei, is rapidly 1ecovering.-
Wm. Siebert and wife of Pottsville
visited Mr. and Mrs. Semite' Brown
for a few days last week. -Hy. Eilber,
M.1'.I'., was in Toronto Saturday -
Miss Carrie Kuhn returned to L',ndon
on Friday to continue her studies in
the Forest City Business College. -
Garfield Lawson and Norman Winer,
who have been working in Detroit for
some time rare home for a few weeks.
They report. rather hard times in
Uncle Srun's country and not touch
demand for laborers. -Rev. Henn of
tilt.. Evangelical church exchanged pul-
pits last Sunday with Rev. Eidt of
Dashwood. Rev. Eidt preached two
excellent sermons to large audiences.
-Jno. Young is spending a ,few days
Ellie week with 1Vn►. Prance at Green-
way. -Our merchants at•e getting in
their Xmas goods and preparing for
the holiday season. --Mrs. Daniel
Ti•ut'nlner of Dashwood visited her
mother, Mrs. Hosina Finkbeiner, last
Friday. -Dr. and Mrs. Orme of Cen-
tralia were in the village Sunday eve-
ning.
ve-
ning.
--
Elimville
Mrs.
Mrs. W. Hero went to Godet•ich on
1Vednesday.
Mrs. Henry Coultis is improving
slowly after her severe illness of the
past couple of week. -The Elimville
beef ring finished up last week for this
year. Everything was satisfactory
and it was decided to continue again
another year. -Our village blacksmith
has secured a helper owing to having
so much to do that he was not able
to give his customers due justice. -
Chas. Andrew, merchant of Gerrie,
and an old Elimville boy, was married
on Wednesday to a Miss Miller of Gor-
ier. Congratulations Charlie. -Wal.
Miners of Exeter spent Sunday here.
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES. -Tho an-
niversary services on Sunday and Mon-
day, were the best ever held by the
church. Rev. Smith Bilker of Ailsa
Craig preached 1n'o etngtient sermons
to crowded houses, while Mrs. Baker
sang four beautiful solus. She has a
beautiful clear voice and her singing
was touch appreciated. The fold sup-
per on Monday evening was the best
and the crowd the largest that ever
attended a supper in the history of the
church. The ladies were prepared for
n crowd, having been warned that pen-
ple neer coining froui anile, ,round.
About SI foal were on the wenn but
only the bones remained after all had
ailed themselves. \ splendid leo ex
n
was render el. consisting of manic And
singing he tile Centralia eh, ir, -llrs.
Ei tieer mei 1.•eitittiuus ley Miss
Batt of C'utralia. Short and witty
epeeelea were delivered by Ret•ds.
ll Jl's i_','trrh Curr is taken internally,
wain;; di • Verde of Kirkton. Butt of Centralia,
recth• o.e tha blood and uauenis surfaces of the Going of Exeter and Baker and 1•esi-
sstem. Testimonials rent free. I'ri' e Tee.per bot. 7 dent minister. Proceeds amounted to
toe. s.,l'l by all onereots, :theta $17u. The people of Elimville
T:k.• 11tH's Family fills for,otastipati m.. I feel highly elated over the success and
will no doubt return the compliment
to their neighbor churches when their
turn comets •
S11i1)ka
Weigh weenier n►:al;t•, mit. town
Inerell tett. ,mile. They are very busy
the p to. fete day-, [builtr•y el nung in
vera f ,.t. - De. :red Mre. Attlee of Ex-
eter were the guests of S. Sweitzet• oill
Sine) eel l t,t its teas ,ti. Jlresrs. itorr
and et•„•••!l • t I'.►tkbin. --John Mc-
Ph•r','wlio sprat the past few months are visiting at 11re. O'Ronek's parents.
in Albt•ita, is hone again. -Suresh-Han y Iles. ire hard the misfortune
Ssv it,.'r 11 hm,v oppert►ting with be. to to »r +.• • t hi. not king horses un
horse clipper;. Sime,, is an ext. •e: .tlund•av .. • t':•'. core ,,i ting
the jab. -M.. 131•eliner and J. 1). 11 • tl►e till to L,i. . Soule of one
weer ie Heeler r ,.n Friday ! • - _ 1,.• 1• ,i ., r •,one -
e ,
Swei;i••r;end E. Brenner epee' • i .i . .ri Apple•
day in 3'ui:hill.-'1'hc Sunr�:•,tat i r. t r, 0 ..,,,1 moved to
childr0it au.. :t1 work pr,►••l ' t .i ire;, ads to work
a ('hi --111 Ne entertsiinlu• rat 011 , r .r a \Ve tt•iell John all
Don't forget the date. -.-.1. I). 11 r h r,•i , : 1a:•k 3n Ills new home. 1 sure the enteetaitlment will be fully
held .t v'ry suece.-ful pluughiee ; ,••• V. • -,\ very pretty wetlding 1 HO to 1 hi' stand erd,-There is also to
last Teateilav, having 1.i tee n,- ..t ; ea- :••! ;..'• ,l on Tuesday morning he a Xmas entertainment in canner,•
work - 1 .h•i Dei1r•ick ison the sirk I ,it. Mt. l'.. n:• I .hutch. when two of tion with the Evangelical church of
I
shim
John Itatz nets in Toronto last week
on busit.e+y.-lits. L). Mulligan of Deb -
lin is visiting friends around here.--
Janieti O'Ronrk and wife of London
Centralia
%�r.'aSoN E. Wits -Voice t'ratuction and Sit
IA Ing -Pupil of Loudon Conservatory of Nusi. ,
11. Ruth. en Me Donald. Chute, 1l hit.. Loudon, Fan};.
Ernest Eardley, London, Eng. A limited number of
pupils w sti be secreted.
The Bett Lane .1instrel Co.. Opera
House, Exeter, Thursday, Dec. 12 1907.
Seats on sale at 13rowning's Drug
store.
Messrs. Parsons & Davis are receiv-
ing and shipping large quantities of
fowl fur the British Columbia trade. -
Fred Bloomfield, after an absence of
several months in the West, returned
home last week. Fred looks as if the
prairie province agreed with him. -
Mrs. Geo. I3ay}nbtuu has returned from
a three months' visit to friends in the
Northwest. -The choir of the Metho-
dist church here assisted in the pro-
gram of the Elimtville church anuiver-
stuv on Monday evening. We feel
rather proud of our choir as they give
us the very best class of music. -A
number of brick layers started on the
new school house Monday morning.
If weather premits they will rush the
building up to completion the new
year. -The many friends of the Misses
Hattie and 31a1-garet Handford, who
have beeu quite ill owing to the death
of their mother, will be pleased to
learn that they are convalescing, -As
last Sunday was the tVorld's Temper-
ance Snndrty Rev, W. H. Butt preach-
ed a sermon in the evening on the
treating custon of the day, denouncing
theta as productive of the common
drunkenness which the better class of
citizens deplore -Hev. Butt in his an-
nouncements expressed thanks to the
congregation for their increased con-
tributions to the Missionary Society
on the previous Sunday, when Rey. T.
Cockling of Toronto preached. The
subscriptions were the largest in eight
}ears. -Richard Hicks addressed the
League on Tuesday evening on pioneer
clays in this section of the country,
calling up the names and incidents of
the old tune missionaries who laid the
foundations of Methodism here. The
address was of special interest to all
ppresent.-Revival services begin in the
Methodist church on Sunday next and
Evangelist McHatdy is expected to as-
sist, beginning Dec. 10.
SIIOOTreer M.►'rcii-On Friday, Dec.
Oth, a grand shooting tnateh will be
held in connection with Win. MolTatt'-
Hotel, when four events Willi be shot,
three at rocks and one at pigeons. A
good clay's spot t i. promised. The
shoot commences at. 10 o'clock.
• Dasll\vood
The Bert Leine Min .tre1 Co., Opera
House, Exeter, Thursday, 3)ec.12, 1907.
Seals on stile 'tit 13ron•niog'. Drug
store.
George Ii.ul,y hits solei hie property
in the village to Mre. Catherine Birk,
for which 1►e received a fair price, He
left on Mundrty with Ills family and
household effects for Hamburg. where
helms woik in the brass works. They
will be flinch missed here.- Mr. ilanm-
acher. our popular baker, has again
adopted the standard weight of his
loaves or in other words sells the 2loz.
luntrs for five cents. Ile has also re-
ceived ,► whole lot. of Xmas goods and
prospective buyers should drop in and
have a look through his stook. He
also sells the Star Brand fluor at S2.75
pet cwt. -Rev. F. 11. Bean of Cretliton
occupied the pulpit in the Evangelical
church here both morning and even-
ing. Him diseoeises were practical
omit ((1115' rep1)1'"j3ell. Het, 3,. h,
Eidt took Iter. it••,n', w.tik at ('recti•
tort.- \li-. viate•.l ,it the
home of Jacob 1'''ll••r•tuitn on timidity
Inst. -fete, Kratt has purchased John
Hall's property in the tillage. -.Jonas
Ilarticih has rented hie store for a
terror of years to a gentleman from
1'Iattsvitle.-3It•. and Mrs. Fenn of
I'.rrkhill wet in the riling(' en Sunday
1,ast. • --Our Patine school teachers are
!tort very busy pract.i:Ing the little
cues fur the school ente.1(i(1ment to
be given in Zimmer's Hall on the ewep•
tug of Dee. 20th. It is to he hoped
that the ttcattier will he fine as we are
A Surprise In Biscuits
Every box of Mooney's Perfection
Cream Sodas you open -you will
find a new delight in these dainty
biscuits.
IVhen you want to surprise yourself,
give your appetite a treat with
Mooney's 91
Perfection Cream Sodas
Kirkton
%Vm. Moore, wife and son have re-
turned from Parkhead, where the for-
mer enjoyed a week's shooting. -Wm,
Hanna will remain on D. W. Dul-
mage's farm another year. -Trustees
of our school have made a change in
the heating apparatus and expense
will be saved. -It is rumored that Mr.
Stinson bas bought the property be-
longing to AIr. Tofte, who lives in the
Old Country. -Melville Robinson, after
a pleasant stay here with bis parents,
has returned to Toronto, where he
holds a good position as bookkeeper.
Miss Heenie has also been home 011 a
visit. -Harvey Leigh, who is visiting
at his home here, intends leaving
shortly for Kenora.
Mr. A. A. Spencer received word on
Friday last of the death of his father,
Charles Spencer, of Beavertown, at
the age of 80 years. The death occur-
red suddenly on Thursday at f) o'clock
as he was preparing to retire. The
end was altogether unexpected, Al-
though he had been troubled with
dropsy for some time. Mr. Spencer
had been n resident of that town for
40 year,. A family of pine children
survive among whom 11)0 Mr. A. A.
t the
n ► les. aures Airth of
Spencer and J
SI n r
Thames Road, Ushorne, both of whom
attended the funeral on Sunday.
Clan(10Loye.
Into:rlcd for Itst neck.
Etl. Simpson and sister Lura, spent
Wednesday of last week in Hidgetottn
unending the wedding of their broth-
er, Hev. Chris. Simpson to :Miss Mc -
('own of that place. --Joss Nettie \Vat -
ter of Exeter spent a few days during
the past week with Miss E. J. Cure
ninghani.- hiss Lizzie Potton return-
ed to London Monday, after a lengthy
visit at her hone, here. -S. C. Chown
returned home after attending the fun-
eral of his mother at Kingston. ---Win.
Holt of Sarnia spent Tuesday here. -
We are pleased to hear that little Vio-
let Pat ton is recovering after her sev-
ere illness.-Jlr•s. I)r. Jones and sun
Lloyd, we are pleased to state, are
both able to be around again after
their recent illness. -Miss E. J. Cnn-
ninglsarn spent Thursday in Exeter. -
The funeral of the late Thomas Halton
took place to St. James cemetery Mon-
day at 2 o'clock. ile was 0., years of
rig,. and highly te'p,•eted.---'Che flitter -
01 of the I rt(• 1irs.Ku•;tn Crxwh•y, stied
73, of Lovett. took pierce '1hutedny at
o'clock to St. Jetties cemetery.- -Rev.
Chris. Siu►peon and wife are spending
n few dries in the village before leav-
ing
easing for their horse in Nova,.
31.5111t1.utu---The marriage of 31iss
Jessie J,►ne Macnwn to Rev. Chris.
list, 11i \'s iltiani. is all ,miles. ; ion most 1, ire, nuyo'it g people %vele this place. The p1ogrant commit tee 1: Simpson, was n happy event. on Nov.
It's :, I, ,y. --Mr. rind Mrs. J. Wollner 1111131' 111.•:, •:. 1 it Thr con'„t ting now busy ,u•rongiag a program trl.irh 1:3. at 1110 Advent. Hev. Softly, of Moe-
werc int ,.vn Monday. pit tie. n. 1 • 33.tlthrw Reagan and 'sill i„ -hirable for the or• anion. 'l'ht• peth, ofllciating. The bride wits he-
-- dnighter of 1'.tt • Irate luts not ti 01 been decided upon I tit coniingly attired in white silk with
A S'CRONO 1':\VO11IT!'. Gt tt . The 111111:331 knot was Fe- i will he 211.11o11l i'(d at rt batter ct;tree-- (rice bolero, and wore the customary
melt ti. •i 1!ec. F,atbei Foster. ; Joh,. 1 int rot ''f Blyth caned ‘.11Imidnl reit and carried certm roses.
1Vitb 113 el ►a+, s of p..0311,.. t „`.•s- 1'fh, 1 , intily ,,hi 10(3 iii fi i •heli- in the v.:I tete 1 est .t, rk. Ides Miss Mabel .lnhn'on, 1h0 bridesmaid,
t,tl ,11111-•3nit111131111i. sir:a;l.:.•f33:i,uvi-i1 d nloiheer net t• green silkand rem led ,pink
, • , hili, ; : `,1.t. ,In3 allo+er l eer, here for t too d e). this week. .t h,, carnation.. 31r. ('atli.le, of Loren,
we•• - .3 1 •. her -istrt• .Moes toad of Lee.: peliti. leite attended the 81)11100II'I) the groom. Miss Maeown
.1. •,phis...\.. tt'; , 1 ,ked lately in ra politicel 1111.P1 lug in Zan kb un Thins• was given ewer)• hpp her uncle, 31r.
Johnson. at wbo-o' home the wedding
breakfast tats .( rcr (1. The happy
eimple will re,i(le in Algoma district,
where Rev. Simpson is neeoutptishing
tench geed work as a missionary.
8100 (1 me bi.il :'••. 111••11. na
farur•rs, rtu., tile• Family 11
lar rep.•; ' (' .: le I, - -
well d: .. 1, t t.: , I.;e ,it.i; 1:.. 4.,svn of old l , ,i,ee•d nuns veiling, day tight lest.- 3 turtles Hinkel' was
paper in t''.n ti' gives such leis taint'. I trimmed with all-:•'. ' erect and epp33-; Olken it, the hospital at Loudon last
How s'i a 11 ep•'l can 1,e supplied to I quip run) vv, lip 0 Lige plain velvet pic , week tt h"re he unties went sin opera-
suhseribe a at one 110113 • ncr year 14 it tine hat,- Both !nide and maid car- it ti"11 for hernia. Latest report. e,+t h0
mister;.. Few homes in C,lnsdn will vied exynirit0 shower ia,n.l1i1 of brill•' is pe, grc«ing favorably. --The Misses
be founel to•d'+v without til:, hag Mon-' al roses. The green, was ably .upper(- I L'511) 1 led Athelia Korb of Exeter
tre•elp,p.•r. We learn tbl'te 1111 great ed by 31r. J. Lave! of Seafortb. The !pent Sn1.1,1y herr .t itIttheir parent's
et dein still than ever this s0;loon and hest wishes of their many friends are -- -
Mos, that want In receive the paper; theirs and maytheir future he one long I•:(11,11
regdl:411v during 13)08 ehonl:l - 1 : , ' honeymoon.
The 13011 Lane Min-tle•1 Co., Oppera
their (tillers at mire. House. Exeter, Thutsdrav, Dec. i2, 19t,7,
Seats on salt' at Brow'thole Drug
store.
tietr,g pnepara• JL•. Born flnitehcd tbte•hin in o,:,
Wthh Lungs
bronchitis
For over sixty years doctors
have endorsed Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral for coughs, colds,
weak lungs, bronchitis, con-
sumption. You can trust a
medicine the hest doctors ap-
prove. Then trust this the next
time you have a hard cough.
The best kind of a testimonial -
"Bold for over sixty years."
4
al,e n,a!, •-ref ..era of
"F trtQllLA-
gers
rilltil I ttei0t.
P: a 1 ' - .--rete' \' a rn5 '.8
tbo forma'u .fat1 oar mediate.,.
A
A
l;(rtige'Ft
Nit. ll,') •. ;. in.
tilt. 1 alk.- • rs. R Suffered Terribly
•.t 1)rnH01d. -�In neighborhood un Mnod.ey.-�\ hoot•,,
, .1 \I; - i t tit. Mart. tris• trotfl here attended the ttnniy,•raat
�sert-ices at Elimville Monday an 1 the
lied t1►(' fel r, • t - t 1 • ata herr Thurs.fowl supper Jlnnday.'venin
ctny.--Nr. I. , \ .: "II sister of 11 R• Aplena.
ilia• returned h.sw Tuesday. after a ,int time is reported by all. -Mrs.
Hooke of Exeter spent Jlondey at
Se:'fortb: Mondnv %%'n,. Hartry had
the misfortune to fall front the r zpress
wagon. breaking his leg below the
knee. Mr. Marley was helping to load
some crates of fowl when he lost bis
haler...•:sod fell t:. The pnt•emrnt.
f w da)re visit at Mr. \% tu. %\ bite e. Thomas Brooks'. Hich.itd ('oats and
way spent Sunday At Jo.. Hawkins',
iainrvIIlre.--Thos. Brooke and wife Os -
iced at Will Lord's on Sunday. --hiss
Vine Fiehet• of Exeter went the latter
pert of bast week at Ilirh. ('ostler,.
-
.4111.
SeXSIIIi111.
-Strome! NI s. N.Jarto•tterypleasant-
lyentert.tined :a num beeof their friends
on Monel:►y night.
Sfrown et MATrII -- The annentl shnot-
Ing match rook place on Thursday
..ftcrnc•on 344t and nrediess to say the
4ITan was err of unlimited pleasure
for all who were fort 111)8(0 enough to
be in a' tendance. Sides were chosen
by 11r. Mhetry and Mr. John McEwen,
there being four teen selected on rich
side, and inch eaptein felt eontident
of the ehnoting pr•uclitities of their
,respective choice. As usual the contest
wee tor the losing side to pay for an
ovs•er enpprr and each emit extent
.heo at eight bitds. Room will not
est mit 1•1 rt detetil score. lint the result
wee ranee. Mr. 11cl;wrn'm side winning
by only five. The ,latch over. All
hied thetneelves to the home of 31r.
('.,,,e. of her farm nn the 2nd conceeeinn
of Hely, where a liberal supply of the
bivalve!. evoked to the King's taste,
Was participated in, after which the
yyer'a Pills keep the bowels regular. Merry crowd, comprising youth and
i! '. :able and gently Ietv•fe, h^s,t►r. joinedin the nary whirl and
' Successful nnniters.uy sertiees wir0
held at the church on Sunday. Ret.
[leggin of ye,efof th occupied the pul-
pit while Kippen choir rendered some
choice mn••ie. :A large congregation
wits present at the services and (be
contribution was a good one. -A very
pleaeent event took place at the home
of Mr. Charles Aldswnrth on Friday
night last, when a number of Omer in-
terested in the welfare of the hmrch
gathered to do honor to Mre. Aids -
worth. who has so faithfully and ac-
ceptably ftllfllle.l the duties of organ-
ist, by presenting het with it beautiful
silver tea -et in recognition of her yal•
tied services. The pie•entetinn over Read John
all joined in spending is pleasant even• 50 fills -Price
Inq. �ta�
22 Years
From
Rheumatism.
Cured him.
It will cure you.
f)reenwood's letter.
:r)c. at All i►ratg Stores,
�tr>_
Rawest front se -
ASK FOR le:tr,l hop choice
barley nr .lt an,i
> r• ,pr Mg water,
Kith the utmost
to ensure proper
taro. Betted:Bettedal
the brewei v depots
(LONDON
handling. That is
why Labatt', A!e
India Pale Ale is equal to `''e'"'-
est, surpassed by
none, though it
costs consumers only about half as much as imported goods.
WAREHOUSES THE LEADING SCHOOL
CENTRAL
--
EXETER, CENTRALIA
AND CLANDEBOYE
STRATFORD, ONT.
By giving a better course of training than that gi,
; enby any other similar institution in Ontario, t,e
Highest Price paid for Grainflit
become one of the leading business traiuini,
schools in Canada. Our graduates are in demand as
orrice assistants and business college teachers. Our
courses being the best our gradurtes succeed. It
interested In your welfare write now for cur cata-
logue; it is free. We have three departments, COM -
RICH. SELDONmenial, Shorthand and Telegraphy. Winter term
oi.ens January 0.
`
ELLIOTT & McLACHLAN,
(Successor to Joseph Cobbledick)
Principals
THE MOLSONS BANK
(incorporated by Act of Parliament 1555)
Head Office, Montreal
Capital Paid Up
Reserve Fund
Assets Over
$3,200,000
3,000,000
33,000,(3 00
SIXTY TW() BRANCI-IES IN T1IE DO3IINION OF CANADA
- EXETER BRANCH -
OFFICE HOURS 10 a. na. to 3 p. rat. SATURDAYS, 10 a. m. to 1 p. M.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
DEPOSIT Receipts issued and highest current rate of interest allowed
Savin Bank Department: ` tlfurther noticequarterly
Interessteads on halfSavings accounts writ tc
(i dived quarterly instead tt hail cearly as former{}.
NN ...posits of sl and upwards teethed.
Agents at Exeter for the Dotninion Government.
111,•t;,,,Y ell CABLING, Solicitors. N. D. I1t!P,I)O\, Maeatee.
Choose An Executor
That Will Not Die
It is serious enough for an
executor to carelessly manage an
estate, and not maintain an up-
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and expenditures. But suppose
be should die. Consequences
might be serious. Anyway, it
would cost money to get affairs
in proper order again. Unless
there was a second living executor,
an administrator would have to be
appointed, which is r.dditional
expense.
This Cotr.pan) makes en honest,
capable, experienced executor.
Strict account i.; rendered of ever)
dollar invested or expended in the
interest of an estate. Our books
show how wisely and economically
we have discharged our trust -
show the exact value of an estate
to date.
Furthermore, this Company
cannot die, become sick, abscond
or speculate. 13 is always within
easy reach when ► equired. Cor-
respondence invited and promptly
answered.
Managed in connection with
the Huron & Erie Loan and
Savings Co.
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!,�tjjJ ii 1LONDON, (.::ITA?:?O.
%Itl'Iell I wer had n narrow escape from being
The Bert (sate Jlinstrrl Co., Opera! seriously injured Inst week at the frim,
House,l:xeter, Thursday, Dec.12, Itlt,7, ' of 11. Volbau(1 by bumping his head
Seals (511 ante st lit•owning'e Dl ng w aunt c `John Albrechtgainsost andt ,bed jsevered
store.
Rev. J. C. C. Minis, of Preston, will
take Charge of the 3.utl►eran congrega-
tion here. on the 1131h of Dee. --John
C. Jeff' ey of Drysdale, Ibis leased Jac-
ob W. 1\'cods' faint on the Letke Road
for five years. -E. Zeller has disposed
of his interest in the itnnumel fern, to
F. Hes". Sr., and John F. !tickled.-
Mr.:t,d Jlre. %Vtn. Rowson returned
from Notth 1)ikot, on Seam do •.-
Charles Ilartlieb purchased a builing
lot from F. ('. Kalli lei-ch,and Intends
ring the dwelling house on the 11.
%Veil stand. to the new location on
Centre street. Mr. Iltu•tlieb nerd. the
mince where the bonne now merle . f,•r
his business block. which be ii, -
electing in the -le ir';-.-Charles \\,•
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broken recently by being kicked
Lv :I horse. -The marring. of Valen-
01;0 Wilds, 11 prosperous far mer of
St;tntey, to Mies Agee% (i :Mulliven, of
JieKillop, took place in St.'oluhan
church on Nov. 111th. -The firstrnship-
meld of apple jam from the new fee -
tory here wars made to .Japan. The
little Japs will find it all right end it
will go great with their boiled r ire.
A mess meeting of the t'onscrvatit•
es of this district wee held here on
Thursday rvenirg last. and was ad-
dres'e.l by the Dominion member for
South Huron, Mr. 13. H. Gunn, Mr.
Andral• Broder of Morrisbnr•g, and
ethers. A his crowd was present and
listened to the nddresees with interest.
Mitchell, Ont., May 13, 11)07.
The Claltin ('hemieel ('o.
%\'il,d'or, Ont.
Dear Friend•.--
:% great victory has been won by the use of "l3 vela", after 22 years of
terrible anftering from Sciatica and Rheumatism.
I Imre been a great.mtTorer from this terrible disease tot 22 years hack:
at times 1 would here bickache and terrible pain.; in my tripe, hip j'linte and
:a leo down my 1e)1' to the bottom of my feet. i have suffered untold agony
and only those who have hall the disease knew whet the tetrihlte pains are.
1 tried everything 1 could think of, but got no relief until 1 saw "1311-
.111", the gentle Kidney fill, advertised In the paper, and 1 thought 1 would
give it a trial and 1 did eo. 1 bought one box of "1311-,1(1" and got great relief.
then 1 got five more loxes of therm. and After using nix boxes 1 rant completely
cured at the aches and piing and ren recommend theta to any person suffering
as i did.
Last winter i thought i would have to give up altogether nm i could
htrdly get arotnd on my lege. i A111 more than thankful, more than tongue
can tell for Rotting rid of my dieease by the nae of "Bn•JO and u►toy others
i hive tied of it have been getting relieved of their piing. 1 shall never. 3/e
without them in the house. 1 Have been days rand weeks that i could hardly
craw) to the Iran to do my /shores. i hod to stop different tinges and rest my
lege. 1 thought roomy a time 1 should he a cripple for life. but thank (rod f
got something at last to knock it nut, when 1 got hold of "Bu Jn": and i rein
reeommend it Highly to others "offering from the *erne disease.
Yours very truly,
Mitchell, ieigan Township, Ont. Jotter OnRKswooIi,
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