Exeter Advocate, 1909-06-10, Page 5IS YOUR STOMACH WRONG?
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will put it right
quickly and surely.
Mosey back if they
do not cure.
At all DrsMisb.
L
or direct from
THE COLEMAN
MEDICINE CO.,
TOROi2TO
w_A
India Pale Ale
Brewed from so-
Iected hop+, choice
barley malt and
pure spring water,
with the utmost
care. Bottled at
the brewery depots
to ensure proper
handling. That is
why Labat
is eyu.tl t., the fin-
est, aurp.asseJ by
none, though it
costs consumer, Duly .,bout hail as much a. imported goods
r V zetex
gttworate
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With twenty-two years' experience to its
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practical training e„hool in Western Ontario.
Three departments --
Commercial, Shorthand A Telegraphy
Our classes are the largest, our courses most
practical and our instructors experienced. Our
graduates are assisted to positions and succeed
as none others. Enter uca. (:et our free cata-
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Principals.
High -Grade
PIANOS
are always a pleasure
to their owners
We have sold and are selling a great
many high-class pianos -and always
at reasonable prices.
Our Numerous Satisfied
Customers is the strongest
guarantee of the truth of the
above assertion.
Our pianos to -day are the best that
the piano -in akers produce and our
prices and terms are what you will
appreciate.
Do not be too quick to believe per-
sons who tell you different from the
above for the purpose of selling you
cheap and, in eolue cases, trashy goods
at big prices.
Call and see us and he convinced
that what we say we live up to.
8. MARTIN &SON
Exeter's Leading Musical Emporium.
Ther are noted rix the duality of their goods.
CANADIAN -
PAC I FI C
HOMESEEKERS'
EXCURSIONS
TO
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta
Special Trains leagle TeeoNe 2 00 p m. on
APRIL 2, 11 NAY 1, 11 JUNE 1, ti, 21
JULY 12, 27 AUO. 10, 21 SEPT. 7, 21
Sscoed dor tickets hoes Osano Actors to primitive;
Northwest posts at
LOW ROUND-TRIP RATES
�lsnnr, end rerun 232 U); Edennntne ecd er:.•n
242 50. sad to otter t, mts in pro,.an. n 1 .11
,.,o.l to return sad,ia 60 ds)s ircm tune da .
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
oa all etcvTom Comfortsh4 bnh• hotly eom seed
with bails., csa he secured at moderato rates Elwes sh
focal sprat
Early application must be made
AS ION HOMtattataa' PAMPHLET
coatsiaiae rtes sod fall i.Ie aabes.
Apply t..eate,t C P. R. Aeeat of t. R. L. Tbrapsoe,
Diet. Per. Ast . Taro so.
ONLY DiRECT LINE NO CHANGE OF CARS
\V. J. CARL1NO, Age .t, EXETER.
Leading Entire Horses
For the Improvement of Stock
THOMAS CARLYLE 13879, pure bred
Imported Clydesdale stallion. bay color,
owned by Messrs. C. H. Baskerville &
James Itandford of Centralia. a good
son of the noted King Thomas.
will stand for marcs this season at
ills own stable. Centralia. all week. ci-
rri)! Wednesday. when he goes to Josh
Iiarding's. Con. 2. Ceborne, for noon.
returning home the same evening.
C. If. BA$KERVILLE. Manager.
WESTERN FAiR, LONLON, Sep',10-19
Th • M g r: n' o' •t: 5te'rr., Fa.:
London, have just Issued tt'elr 1909 list
of prize,. Th • P.ixn List Is a eery r;, a'.
anal attractive took and contains a nu'
bet' of important c!.a•iges. A large nu -
ber of new f ccc:ons have been add :
and increasers made in several depar•-
ment F.pectaliy Is via t',e ca." t
the Cottle and live Sto.k C.assee. a:id
there will no doubt be the largest E
hldltlo t this year ever nerd In Lo: 1 .,
Storknu n who rave trot previously ex-
hibited ..t Loi aa.• enould send for a !let
end prepare their e'o-k for this •pl, ndid
$z"IMtlon. Trite Lists. Entry Forms.
and all neeessttry Information will be
promptly given on hppllcatlon to the
pie( etary, A. M. titan', London. Ont
South Huron
FarerExcursion
Experimental farm, Guelph
The Farmers' Institute of South Huron
will run an Excursion along the line of
the Grand Trunk Railway to Guelph
On
Friday, Jane 11th, 1909
TIME TABLE & RATES :
Centralia 6. 50
Exeter 7.03
Hensall 7.17
Kippen 7.25
Brumfield .7:35
Clinton 7.50
Seaforth 8.07
Dublin 820
$1.35
1.35
1.25
1.25
1.20
1.20
1.15
1.10
Children over 5 and
under 12, Half Fare.
Train will arrive at GUELPH at. 11
o'clock; returning leaves GUELPH at
6:10. Tickets good going only on one
train; valid to return following day.
A few words about the farm
The advantages of a visit by Farm-
ers and others to the MODEL FARM
are too well known to need comment;
suffice it to say, that no farmer should
miss this, the only opportunity they
will have this season, of visiting THE
MODEL FARM, at such cheap rates.
From an educational standpoint to
the Farmer there is nothing better
Interesting Lectures on the different
subject, entrusted to each department
of THE MODEL FARM will be deliv-
ered by eminently qualified persona,
which cannot help but prove highly
interesting and instructive, and on the
whole the visit will be nne of great
profit and pleasure to all.
A FREE LUNCH
will be served in the Lecture Room.
W. D. Sanders B. S. Phillips
pitEsim:NT dECltta'TAItY
FARQUf1AR
ball t•'ant played two games dur-
• : • past week. one with Winchelsea
•i •re on Thursday bight. ending In our
favor, 8-5, and the other Tuesday night
it, Exeter ; score 1:2-7 In favor of Ex-
eter. The boys are showing up in good
torn and with a little more practice
.hould be able to give any of the team,
in the vicinity a good rare. Keep at tt.c
p. actice boys.
MAPLE GROVE.
St-. Darius Edwards and family slant
Sunday with ft k nds In laborite.- The
f arnr'rs In this vicinity are through
and are now looking for a pros-
, c year. -Mr. %VIII Shouldhe has
•nett into tt,c house on the and, vac-
, el by Mr. John Simpson of Clandeboye
-Ed. Lewis Is sporting a new tubber-
1 tired huggy.-Mr. Calhoun of Dire was
the guest of Mr. Moses Simpsotr on Sun-
day. -Joh:; St ewartSt . of Luean spent last
Sunday with Win. Murdy.-The crops in
!this vi- ` 1'y are looking ftne.-Darius
Edward+ is enjoying a new buggy.--
�t,++ , *oda Watson has accepted a
: . 'ait'r Mr. Pied Simpson for the
.0 -t:,: -r. -Mrs. John Lewis was the
get -at of \ire. Will Shouldice Sunday.
0741 FES TOMt. =A.
Bean the _,TM Kind YOl Hate Alsa Wilt
&getter*
of
�� f! �>� r��ri>d silk
Grand Bend Park
1
New Management
Having leased and taken I
session of this
a Famous Summer Resort
frorn Mr. Lovett,
the premises thrnughnut will be
Iut in flrst•clase shape. so that
the very best of accommodation
in ty be afforded th,,:e who
Come to Grand Bend
for an Outing
Ever)- attention given to
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4 Roomers, Boarders,
4 Picnic Parties, 0
Etc.
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thle. For partirnlars call or
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TM Kitt/ Yell iim AMN INCH
BE .c Cil.\ItMINU \VOJt.\N ZURICH
You never saw a beautiful woman who Tee latent report regardi:eg the pro -
didn't have beautiful t,air. The charms posed electric railway from St. Joecp'.
of a beautiful woman lie to her) hair. Stratford is tt. t Inc original survey
Many sono:: Ju trot realize the attract• Exner will be used. -W. along ate -Lurie, Road to Henault and
Rowan -Legg
of the Jiolsons Mafia. Hensail. has tak-
en the place of SIr. I1. .arttold, at the
local terancl,.-1•'atr,c•r Loiscile. the get.-
for
et-for their beauty. :wt be:auise their fat- 1.e1 p.eator of St. Peter's Church, Drys -
141 features are superior to those of dale, took a sudden and severe sick
oilier women, but because they know ,pill o:, Monday. -Mrs. Henry Otto has
Low to keep young by aupplyl:,g vigor,
lustre. and strength to the hair.
t'p to a few years ago Parisian Sage
ould hardly be obtained itt America.
But now this delightful hair restorer can
be had in every town . , America. W. S.
Cole sells it an Exeter for :,t) cent,' a
bottle. and he guarantee it to grow
bm•aut;ful, luxuriant hair, to turn dull,
Iitelc•es hair Into luetvue halt: to stop Mr.e. Oaeper Weber. -Slide Doti,' Elms-
L,Iifng hair, to scup hchtng of the acaip. Ile of the Ilrutlson Line left on Satur-
Cttderstand, W. S. Cole will give you for London, where she intends rentaitt-
your motley back if it fails. .ug for a time with Rev. It. Itedntond.-
A large number attended St Boniface
church on Tuesday week to witness taw
marriage doers a•ry of Mr. Eugene ICut.z
of Formosa to alias :Mary- Atte Foster.
daughter of MI. and all Alonzo Fos-
ter of the Babylon Low. Tits ceremot:y
w.as p_•rfotnted by Father Stroeder.-Our
Baseball team has boe,i having pretty
good success this /season. On May 24th
ions they pose(ea because they do not
give proper attc:etlo!t to the care of the
The wu:n(11 of t:.e 4,):" are famed
b •,•:. suet, iii tl.,• past week or so. -Six
pupils from the Zurich 1'. S. will try
the et,tra:ice exams. this year. -Iii -v.
and Mrs. Maass at.d Miss Maass are
attending the Lutiielat, Synod at Preston.
Mr. P. Hess, Sr.. is ,tido itt attendance
as delegate. -Mrs. Henry Demuth left
for her hurtle at Port Arthur, after an
extei,ded visit with i c -r p.tret,ts. Mr. and
f --
IC I RKTON.
Rev. John Vele will preach 'ries fare-
well scrmoti in tete Methodist church on
Sunday next. Throughout Mr. Vcale's
nlinlstty in this place r.e has made inat:y
friends and is very popular with his
congregation, as well as all with whom
he has conic in contact, irrespective of inns,' woes and lost with Creditor ; 4311 has Itas gone down to defeat twice at
denominational linea. lie has been par-
ticularly successful 1•i lairktoti-Tire Eng
lisle church will hold their anniversary
services 011 Su,iday next, -Tisa Gertrude
Shute is recose:Eng from a severe at-
tack of la grippe.
Death of Mra. Richard Itoae.-It be-
comes our sad duty to record the death
of another of lllanahard's moat respee'-
ed and highly esteemed residents. itt the
the person of Mrs. Richard Ross. who
passed to her eternal rest on \Vednes-
tet•sday of last week. at the age of :,a
years. To her, death must have come 'as
a happy release to her sufferings. She
had been 111 of cancer of the throat Tor
:many months and during that time suf-
fered much pain and agony. Through
it all, however. she bore her affliction
with Christian fortitude and womanly
endurance. For many days previous to
her death her co,ditiort was sucl, that
she could take au 1 outishntent whatever)
thug the struggle became greater and
the suffering more lntensitied. The de-
ceased was bora in Illanehard, being
a daughter of the late Mr. McCallum,
and by her kindly dlepoettiou, cheery
Fintlle a.:d lovable natureshc numbered
her ftlettds as natty and her death will
be deeply mourned iby a large circle of
friends. Besides a Borrowing husband,
She. leaves to mourn her demise two sons
and two daughters, all of whom
have the sympathy 'of a large circle
of fritIrda. The funeral an Friday was
one of the largest ever taking' place in
Illan&hard and was conducted by ilev.
Fletcher. The floral tributes were many
and of beautiful design.
Sirs. Itev. Riles of Rayfield visited at
the paraorage during the week. -Miss
Nettle Moore has returned after spend-
ing a holiday In Brantford. -Mrs. C.
Switzer of Teeswater is visiting her son
Clarkson, -Mrs. J. Somerville is around
,g.tln after a severe ilhieee.-Rev. J.
Vrale attended the Conference at Loudon
Last week. Owing to ill health he has
ti cn euperannuated for a year.- A Mad-
ly act was performed last weak. h': :.•
the neighbors assisted Mr. It. Rose With
his seeding, he I:aving' been delayed by
t „ itit ese act Mra. Ito,,, who Is very
low. -J. F. Stinson had 'a tumble Ciotti
a ladder last week whist fixing his hay
nvaw, but Iucklly no bo:tes were broken.
-The South Perth Woman's Institute.
hold a meeting In Aberdeen 11311 o:. the
loth, when Mrs. M. L. Ashley of Lon-
desboro• will address the meeting. She
is a convinciog Bp •aker and all the la-
dles should tt(;tr i.er•
- -
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury,
ad mercury a ill eur.•ly destroy the sense of -n.e:1 ved
completely derange the •.shale system when entering
it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
neter be used (•c•'ept on prearriptions from re;ctts-
ble ph) sioians, as the dam ere they s ill ,to is tenfold
to the good you can possibly derive from them.
Hall'. Catarrh Cure, .manufactured by F. J. Cheney
& Co., Toledo, 0., contains no mercury, and is taken
internally, a tin. dire fly on the blood and mu -ons
surfaces of the system. In buying Irall, Catarrh
Care be sure you get the genuine. It is taken inter-
nally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cl1ENEY
A Co. Testiutnnials tree.
Sold by all l'rnegists, Price 75e. per bottle -
Take hall's Family Pills for constipation.
t't •Ir hands ; and (Ai Friday last at Exc
t •r they defeated Ithe home teat: on wet
grounds by a scare of 1:3 -to -e. - Local
horsemen are making good use of the
track these days training thele fast ones
J. J. Mentor. J. P. Rau, C. Fritz, C. Ell-
ber and J. Hey, Jr.. alt have fine florae,
Oafs TOA=b.
Eon tie »Tlte Kind You Hale Always Boogkt
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Sil1PKA
Miss Tena )lcEachett has gone to visit
in London for two weeks -Mrs. Win.
liawkings who has been visiting with
Mrs Adams is quite ill. -Misses Nellie
and Sarah Keough of Detroit returned
to their home Mere last week to spend
the summer -Albert Keys met with
what ntigttt have been a very serious
accident recently lie and his brother
were working in the field and by some
ml,take the harrow swung around and
a toot: went in his back, Inflicting a
nasty wound. which however wit' soon
be well again
CLANDEDOTE
Mr. and Mrs. Gould of Exeter visit-
ed at Mr. Lamport's Mon -ay. -Joe
Hodgins of London was in town this
week. -Miss Nilson of Centralia is
visitingMrs. Abbott of this place.-
Miss Myrtle Simpson ie visiting friends
in Biddulph.-Mr.IGeorge Dancy and
Garnet Case were out of town Sunday.
-Miss Lou. Hennessey was in Lucan
for a few days last week. -We are
glad to see Bertha Cunningham ottt
again after her illness. -Austin Bice
and Wesley Hennessey were in Exeter
on Sunday. -Percy Daacy sports a
new rubber -tire and a fancy little dri-
ver. -Mrs. Carly of Cleveland is visit-
ing her parents here. -Mrs. Rich. Car-
ter spent a few days at Parkhill laet
week. -There was no service in the
Methodist Church Sunday, owing to
the Pastor being at Conference. -Mr.
Chown's family are about to move to
Lucan.-We are pleased to see James
McIlbargy home again, after being in
the hospital at London.-- Miss Reeve
of Hyde Park was the guest of Mrs.
Paton Sunday. -Mrs. S. Hodgins is
home again after spending this winter
with her daughter, Mrs, Conner, in
Cleveland.
--
LCCAN.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton of Porto
itico are visiting the formet's parents
here. -word has been received here
that Alex. McKinnon. a former Lucan
boy, is seriously i11 in South America.
-Mrs. Gerald Fitzgerald of Colborne
St., London, spent a few days with
friends in town. -Mr. Morris of Huron
College spent a few days at the Rect-
ors, the guest of Nev. Arthur('aalisle.
--flet'. Mr. Kerr of the M. E. Church
conducted service itt the Presbyterian
Church here. in the absence of Rev.
Mr. Stevenson. -Gordon Murray of
Toronto is visiting at his home here.
Dit.\rii.-The shadow t,f death has
again been cast over the home of one
IIENSALL of Lncan's most beloved and respected
citizens, thereby removing from our
Fred White of Toronto is home.-Ilugh midst Mr. Wm. Duuris, our popular
Buchanan Is Longe front Toronto. -Rev. artist and phot'rgrapher. Outing the
David wren preached In the Methodist past few years deceased has been an
caurch last Sunday. -W. Ilowen-legg has almost constant sufferer and, though
taken temporary charge of th'' Zu:-• ill so long, his death seems to have
ich Branca of the Molsons Bank. -Mrs. come as a great shock to his many
Macarthur and Arnold 'arrived home friends. On Monday mornitng, accout•
from Toronto last week. Arnold is Inn- partied by his wife, he left horse for
p-oving rapidly. -Mrs. Fred Berry left the hospital for the purpose of under -
for North Bay'last week to .join her bus- going a second operation and on Mon-
ba,,d, who has a position there on the day afternoon word was received of
railway. -Mrs. T. Kelly has been ap- his death. Ile was a citizen loved
pointed oganlet of the Methodist churcle alike by young and old, rich and poor,
owing to the resignation of Miss Vera his geniality and patience in his suf-
Murdock.-itev. Mr. DoLerty was called ferings seemed to impress all who
to London last week owing to the death knew him, which, together with the
of hie brother. from heart failure.. afterfact that he was a man of exceptional
a few hours illt.ee..-Jas. Bonthron. Jr.. intellect and genius, won for hint many
Is painting. improving Lind beautifying warm friends. His remains will be in•
his property.. -Henry Reynolds left last tarred in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. To
week for the Wr s'. alth has been his wife. who was his constant coni -
poor during the past few months, and panion and ever untiring in her efforts
it is to be hoped that the change will to alleviate his pain, is extended the
do hint good. warm sympathy of her many friends.
DE.tTha.-Death visited our townand
cast a shadow of gloom in our midst,
when on Sunday, May aitltb, Miss Mag-
gie Brown slept peacefully away.
The C. 0. C. F. held a bee on Tuesday SC hile the circumstances surrounding
remodelling the grounds around their her death were strangely sad, the de-
ntwr ball, Mr. Samuel Brock le hauling {{rarities from her long illness and euf-
gravel for a new 6113. tering was quiet and beautiful, well
Revs. fair and Burgess attended the befitting the Sabbath, which to her
conference held in London the past week was to know no end. The deceased s',
-Mr. Fred Johns etccup:ed the pulpit left her home in August last to visit
on Sunday and preached a very beaut- her brothers in Alberta and on arriv-
ltut and Impressive sermon.-Mr.�1 ns ing there was stricken with fever and
Slemmon has taken unto himself elf a wife. ,afterwards contracted a severe cold,
The boys gave Salm a serenade on Sat- which wasted her strength so rapidly
urday evening and c: -.tended to William that she was unable to leave the hos•
and bride the usual congratulations, pitta) for months. Wasted and ill as
salutes of gut,eand cow te'ia. t orr.e and she was she longed for home. and her
mould boards. Congratulations.- Quite brother undertook the painful journey
a few front the vlcinity are talking of and arrived here on May 22nd. but
home for her meant something more
than an earthly nne. The funeral,
which was very largely attended, took
place on Tuesday. June let. tier aged
father and his wife have the sincere
sympathy of all in their bereavement.
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ELiMVILLE
A woman who is sick and suffering, and won't at least
try a medicine which has the record of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, is to blame for her own wretched
condition.
There are literally hundreds of thousands of women in
Canada and the United States who have been benefited by
this famous old remedy, which was produced from roots
and herbs over thirty years ago by a woman to relieve
woman's suffering.
Read what these women say :
Belleriver, Que.-"Without Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound I would not be alive. For give months I had painful
irregular periods and inflammation of the uterus . I suffered
like a martyr and thought often of death. I consulted two doc-
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best doctors said I must submit to an operation, because I had
a:tumor. I went back home much discouraged. One of lacy
cousins advised me to take your Compound,as it had cured her.
I did so and soon commenced to feel better, and my appetite
came back with the first bottle. Now I feel no pain and ant
cured. Your remedy is deservingof praise." -Mrs. Emma Cltatel,
Valleyfield, Belleriver, Quebec.
Erie, Pa.- "I suffered for five years from female troubles,
and at last was almost helpless. I tried three doctors but they
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I hope all suffering women will just give Lydia E. Pinkham's
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-Mrs. J. P. Endlieh, K. F. D. 7, Erle Pa.
Since we guarantee that all testimonials which we pub-
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Pinkham's Vegetable Compound had the virtue to help
these women it will help any other woman who is suffer-
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For 30 years Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has been the standard remedy for
female ills. No sick woman does justice to
herself who will not try this fatuous medicine.
Made exclusively front roots and herbs, and
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Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women
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Address Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn. Mass.
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COOPERAGE WORK. -I desire to In-
form the people of Exeter and vicinity
that 1 do all kinds of cooperage repair-
ing. Ali repairs gathered and returned
P: lees moderate. ED. IIEIDEMAN. San
dere stret.
EI.rg'VrlIF"IF 'IF 'or 11Fg111Flirs
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IP AROUND ABOUT US
�� /i>Sa�a�allikrt���a�a
St. Marys ;-Dr. Dick Grant, a form-
er St. Marys boy. was married on Mon -
1 ty t3 Miss Edith I lute:tings o f Toronto
Sita, hill-Althougi: not unexpected the
death of Wm. John, eldest sera of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. I.arkworthy, which sad
event or( urred May '30, cast a dark
shadow over the lower, where he was so
well and favorably known. Ile had tent
111 for 'teary a year and a half. De-
ceased was bora and raised in Mitchell,
and was one of the brightest and prone.
ising of our young men.
lti iraley.-The corner stone of the new
S,. Jf.trys t hutch will h,' laid on Jutte 29.
Right Rev. D. Williams. D. D., Bishop
of Huron. will co,tdu, t the se: •e e. 1..
t't'. everting a good lawn party wilt h.•
held at is Heti (tarry Bennett, coin -dean,
and other talent will take pat'. The
roily Vtta Orchestra will also b. pr,•a•nt
and a good tinge is expiated.
Bayfield. -Da Saturday- of Jest week
between ti and 9 o'clock fire te o.ct' out
in the mill yard of Robt. Ell'o t and de-
stroyed about two thousand dollars
worth of lumber. By etrenuoos efforts
tin mill was saved. Had the ':. • gained
a little more headway it would have cot
been poasibla to save the tn111 and sever-
al hu tdr'd feet of luntbrr. 11) see 1 c t rt -
'ti le a mystery.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
at -
taking in the excursloe to the Model
Farm o:1 Friday.
N R. W. DINNEYi Prop. t ,w
01"."."11"111•1 v 111"."1.1.1 Vie •f
An old-fashioned,
ill -working furnace is a non-
producer.
It <onsutnes the coal. L'it thr'nlgh leaks and
cracks wastes the heat.
It is not economy to have such a furnace in
your own home, or in your tenant's home.
If you are thinking of building you should be inter-
ested in Sunshine Furnace. It adds 100 per cent. to
home comforts.
As soon as you let the contract for your house decide
on your furnace. The " Sunshine " man will be
pleased to tell you just how the rooms ought to be
laid out with an eye to securing greatest heat from
the smallest consumption of coal
If you want to experiment with the question don't
specify " Sunshine."
If you want to settle the question specify " Sunshine."
McCIary's
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For Sale by T. Hawkins (ft Son, Exeter
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