Exeter Advocate, 1910-02-10, Page 7f
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The Molsons Bank
incorporated 1863
,Capital (paid up) -
Rest Fund - - -
83,500,000
$3,500,000
Has 6.5 Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents in all the
Principal Cities in the World.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
SAVINCS BANK DEPARTMENT
at all Branches. 1nteteet allowed at highest current Irte,
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EXETER BRANCH
Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government.
DiCILios ai• CARLING, Solicitors.
N. D. HURDON, Manager,
ROGER VILLS.
Mr. Geo. Dfolr of Virden. Man.. Is here
visttieg relatives for a few weeks. On
returning he will take with hint a load
of }tor nes.-Mrs. Norman Jarrott, who
underwent e critical operation at Vl--
toria Hcspttil a few weeks ago, has re-
turned `'3:::e almost completely recov-
ered, the ope-atlon being a success. -Mr
Geo. E. Cie of Toronto spent .1 few'
days hi the neighborhood durin; the
past week.
y1CG!LLIVRAY COUNCIL
Council eti• pursuant to adjournment
on Jan. ' + . All members present. The
prevtou i • utea read and signed. A
::umber • .ccounts were paid. fly -law
No. 3. ;:anti:ng the Falkirk Telephone
Co. right to erect poles on certain high-
ways lit tree township was read a third
time a::d passed. Council adjourned to
Monday. Mar. 7th, at 1 p,rn.
USBOiINE COUNCIL
Council stet Feb. 501. All tete mem-
bers press re. Minutes of January ate: t -
Ing read and approved.
By-law No. 1 co,lfirntiu3 the appoint-
ment of Municipal Officers and fixing
.1a ries was pa seed, signed and sealed.
Two cases of need requiring Jnumed-
late relief were reported to the council.
The re?vc and F. E11erIneton were ap-
pointed to investigate the case of Mrs.
Rawson at Lumley with authority to
relieve if necessary. Considering the
need of immediate help the sunt of $16
was advanced to Dr. Orme of Crediton
to help provide nursing and care for
Mr3. Richard Colbert until the case can
be Investigated. Account/3 amounting to
a:148.47 were passed and orders Issued
Int payment. Council adjourned to Mar.
".!h at one o'clock.
F. Morley, Clerk.
Write for Free Seeds
We are giving away, free, with our free be uttful
new 1910 Seed Catalogue, a package of D. H.'s
Excelsior Swede. This Swede has an enormous yield,
is of the finest quality and most perfect shape. Our
new Catalogue is one of the most complete published.
If you prefer, we will send you a free package of .Dur -
bank's Giant Crimson California Poppy or Our
Asparagus Beet. If Interested write us today, saying
which you prefer.
Be sure and mention this paper. It is of interest to us.
DARCH & HUNTER SEED CO., Ltd.
London, Ont. 6
Don't Lose a food Cook
Through Poor Flour
(r
4,.000D cook, Madam, Is a rare jewel and precious scarce now-
adays. And because scarce ail the more precious
It is this very condition which induces Mrs. Neighbour to winroyyei
your Sally by honeyed words and flattery, cunningly interttling!ed
with promises of a free kitchen, higher wages, evenings off.
So that *he way of a man with a maid is smooth compared with
the thorny path of a mistress with the modern kitchen queen.
Any unfortunate remark brings forth a cutting " Here's me notice."
Why not place the blame where at
rgMluhly' eloeer, MAda m ? Don't lose
a goof co )k on account of poor flour.
Why. holy half the " baking acct
dents are the fault of th- flour.
Even the highest salaried . chef'
could not turn out an appetising.
nourishing batch from a cheap brand.
it is not fair to expect it.
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if there s so Teething wrong in your
kitchen. try FIVE ROSES before
increasing the cook's temperature.
Give her a square deal.' as the
busrnese rnan would say.
Bay her ;use a small bag to
test her reitefficier,cy. Neat
time you'll want a barred.
One "reason why" of FiVE ROSES
popularity is 6s Responsiveness.
The least care given to a good re-
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For cunning cookery is rare,
Madam.
FIVE ROSES fits In surprisingly
with your favorite cookbook. ,revs
Mrs. Rorer's tested wipes.
How many flours really and truly
d that?
Very few indeed. Madam.
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is is
And -
What about that "square
deal • to your folks ?
LAM 01 tit *Geos mum te.. tVB., 111SNiIKAt
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We now Make and 4a1•anire out Owe
Hire. So, when you hey Celled Wire. tell
?Our dealer that you want Frost Coiled
Wire -and no other.
This new Fr ,t Wire is the same kind
wbick we use for both the Frost Fences. Sa
fou can be sure that it Is tits best Wire la
Canada.
Ilecantee ws bare figured out the correct
(laws why °early all Wire fail. ea make
good in this country.
And we bare isetalleJ a process of Aansal.
lag aid • process of Galvanising to Over.
Mete this vitae weakness.
Frost Wire is Annea:ed to the only degree
of temper whish will make gond is Caesda.
AsJ it is ti:•aais.d toe per cont. thicker
teen an, other wire. Yet it will not scale
or chip orf.
Frost Wiry will stand a greater orals,
and fight oft rust longer, than say otbes
Wire made.
We issue a free Booklet on Frost Wire,
it tails all about Wire. rt enables you to
buy the right kind of Wire, at the right prion.
Any elan who once reads this new Prat
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without taking anybody's word for it.
We should really charge for this Booklet,
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it now.
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LUMLEY.
Misr l..11lnu Workr•.la.. of (1111 se reel,
is tree guest of her sister, Mrs. Grant
ltycknun:.-Mr. lar. Bruadfoat al' nr Sun
day with. Lay mother near Brueefie'd,
wleo is not enjoying 'he best of health.
•-)iessrs Gordon Bolton. John and
James Norton are to be commended on
acting the p of Inc good Samaritan
by calling on the neighbors along the
Boundary and Couccssiot, ai.d coke ting
a aleighload of wood and provisions for
tetras. fossa:.. who has ta•ee left deiti•ute
by her husba;.d.-Mr. Wn.. Stannous de-
livered a Linc horse to Mr. 1). Dunavwr
of Seaforth for eeeit. 13111 is a lover
of good horses. -Mr. Archie Ityckntan of
Moose jaw is ablo to b • out again after
an attack of scarlet leve r. -Jars. T. 13.
Kelly, Herisall, and Mias Dore, Mitchell,
spent part of the week with Mies Maude
Glenn. -Quite a few from this vicinity
attended the dance h. Mensal) Friday t r-
.•:ri1tR. A11 report ,a very pleasant time.
The music was furntstne4 by rho 1undon
Harpers.
CliI iELlil i'.ST
Service was a otnducted in the Methoelet
'lurch on Sunday evening. owing to the
sacrament being le Id at h.ippen In the
morning. -31r. S. Martin of Exeter re-
cently put i•tto tate .Itthodiet churen a
fine new chap.I organ of Inc Dozni nto:-
ntake. Everyone is delighted with 1t. -
Niles Dutton o' t1.,.tstanc•e has re'ururd
home after visiting with Mrs. Leech for
the past three weeks. -The Ladles' Ald
here have a flue velvet quilt they would
like to dispose of. -Miss violet Cluff
has returned from ant extended visit at
Leamington and Toronto. -Mr. Frank
O'ltrten spent a few days this week In
Toronto. -A little sen leas come to
brightest the home of our energetic
store keeper, Mr. Ackland ; also a young
son at the home of Mr. Ernest Dinnin:.-
'fiss Annie Passmore of Thames Road
ie the guest of her sister, Mfrs. John
Cluff.-efiss Nettie Shlllinglaw, teacher
of our school, spent the week end at her
carne- reser Seaforth.
I1IsNSALL
Jas. Sp::rks of St. Thomas is visa-
ing at his borne here. -Mise Annie Wren
is visiting her brother John in Toronto.
--Mrs. Dick left on Tuesday to visit
tier daughter, Mrs. Cawthorpe of Tav-
isiork.-Miss Melinda Ortweln is visiting
r'elutives in Hamburg, Berlin, halt and
Itespler.-John Waghorn of Toronto,
who has been visiting at R. McLaren's
left for home this weak, taking with
hint Mr. efeleercie-F. G. Bontt.ron and
wife, who have been visiting the parents
of the former for some time, left Wed-
nesday for their home In Chicagle-
Thos. Sherritt of Blake. who recently
purchased from the executors of tete
estate of the late James McArthur, the
fine farm east of the village, I:rtends
moving thereon In March. The purchase
('rice wee $900u.Mr. and Mrs. G. Ster-
llnt left last week for Toledo, Ohio,
aeccnnpanying her brother, Jfr. Stocker
who has been here for some time. -Miss
Dolly Hogan, nurse, is In town taking
I are of Jcaepli Ellie, who, we regret to
learn is not improving as fast as
his relatives and friends wish. -A big
assembly was held i:n the Opera louse
Friday eveutn•g. The TonY Vita Orcines-
tra furnished tnuslc.-Sonte mitered J.
\V. Ortweiu's stable and taking out iiia
ts.tutiful p1 lee White Rock rooster. car-
ried it down the London Road and !wil-
ted its neck and threw the dead bird
a.alnst the fence. -Jas. tk'ngouge be-
fore going Nest disponi-id of his teniee
.:td lot to itis mother.
CENTItALIA
Report of Oentralle Public school for
Jr,t.uary ;-Fifth--Ie. hroo:co W. Iiodg-
ins. Fourth -75 per cent and over -B.
Anderson, E. Neil. eio per cent and .aver
M. Manion, Ie. Mikhail. Sr. Tided -50
per cent. and over -M. Iteaman. R. Han-
lon. Jr. Third -75 per cent and over-
t). *:rooks : no per cent and over -L. Ab-
bott, 1.. Baynhei n : under 50-0. Han-
lon, S. MlcFuils. 11. Elston 3r. Second -
75 per cent. and over -R. Mills, II Er
sery. L Hicks. V. Davie: 50 per rent
ar,d over -F. Hu:table. Jr Second -A.
ltie ks. W. liuxt able, I. Taylor. A Iiack-
ney, 1. Alexander. Sr. First -L. Ellah,
over -V. Boyes. '.1. Ni 11, E. Abbott, C.
D. lleckney. Jr. First --73 per cent. and
Cowin; 5ti per c. -,i'. a• d over -e'. gis-
t ei. It. tee rrull.
Elsie M. Pomeroy. Teacher.
firs Tice. Hutt is visiting her mother
:rad otl.cr relativcs 1n Tolnnt0.-'du.ut
oris me(tIng was held in the ?dctnodist
urch la it Sundae morning. -A number
from here took in the box modal nt
Saurtsbury on Tucnday evening.- ellen
NVood of London Is visiting the Mlesce
Wilson. -Tine Epworth League 19 to
11314 a Valentine Social 1n the basement
of the church 011 Monday evening licit.
A e unique program will be given.- The
I .dies Ald Society nett at tine home of
\Ire. S. Davis on Thursday of last week
and the following officers wcrc elected, -
President. Mrs. T. Nell: 1st vice. etre.
[Butt : 21:d vice, Mrs. W. It. Elliott : Fere
Mrs. Wm. Parsons' Treas., Mrs. A.
‘tttci:eli.-Tic roads are certainly to bad
shape for teaming, thus making against
busfr:ess, but horse buyers appear to
be chasing each other up closely and
paying good prices.
WINCIIELSEA
Mr. Thos. l'urdie of Rannock was the
guest of W. Clements last week. -Mr.
i). Miller returned Friday after an ex-
tended visit to Michigan. -Miss Vera
Coward returned front London on Sat
urdr.y.-Mr. Will Turnbull Is on the sick
list. -Miss Nina Bell of Farquhar Is
the guest of Vera Coward this week. -
Mr. Thos. Coward and R. flalla:ttynr' left
on a visit to London Monday -Mr. Jos.
Speare of Cromarty spent Wed'eeday of
hist week wIt!t C. Oodbolt.
(Too late for Lest week.,
Mr. Geo. Delbridge and wife of item-
lnte. Man, called on friends last week. -
Albert Francis of London spent Moe -
day with Clare:.ce Fletcl,er.-John Medd
of Cain- s. Sask.. left Monday after vis-
iting for a few days with his brother..
W. O. Medd.-et:se Mary Trawuair of
E.pec In the guest of Mrs. D. Cloward,
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Report of S. S. No. 1.Stephen. for the
:tooth of January. -V.. Flossie Davey :
Sr. IV., E. Maker. A. White, 1I. Smite.
Jt. heist, Ella Anderson. 11. McCurdy.
Jr. IV.. Mabel Elliott. F.. Bowden. C.
1 WAS IN BAD SHAPE
Macre Little D//.atera
"Kava Doss Wender* los No"
Here is an experience with the acct
part of which you may be all too fa-
miliar. Mr. Josh Smith, of North
Seneca, Ont., writes about "Little Di-
gesters:"
" Having been troubled with Indiges-
tion for a number of years, I have tried
nearly all kinds of pills and tablets fur
Indigestion otdy to be disappointed.
"Seeing your tablets advertised 1
thought 1 would give them a trial, and
must say 1 ant glad 1 did. Before tak•
ing them I was in bad shape. Bad
taste in my month nvtrniug$ and so
dizzy that 1 hardly knew luny T would
put In the Clay. Everything 1 would
eat would seen( to sour and ferment, but
after taking "Digesters" I can say
they have done wonders for nee."
If you know what the first part of
this story means why not leant the re•
lief and delight which comes front the
use of "Little Digesters f "
"Little Digesters" are positively
guaranteed to cure all furrns of Indi-
gestion and Dyspepsia or your money
will he refunded.
e. at your druggists or by mail from
t'olernan Medicine Co., Toronto. 36
A WINDSOR LADY'S APPEAL
To All Women : I will send free,
with full instructions, my borne treats
went which positively cures Leucorrs
hoea, Ulceration. Displacements, Fall-,
ing of the Womb, Painful or Irregular
Periods, Uterine and Ovarian Tumors
or growths, also Hot Flashes, Nerve
ousness, Melancholy, Pains in the
Mead, Back, Bowels, Kidney and
Bladder troubles where caused by
weakness peculiar to our sex. You
can continue treatment, at home at a
cost of only about 12 cents a week.
My book, " Woman's Own 'Medical
Adviser," also sent free on request.
Write to -day. Address Mrs. M. Sum-
mers, Box 840 Windsor, Ont t
Davey. W. }Laker, I. McCurdy, H. Neil:
IIL, Milton Jacob, A. Robinson, El-
mer Wilson, M. 1Iogarttt, V. Neil, W.
.Smith: Ii., L. ifalst, E. Jacob, E.
Bowden, J. white; Sr. Pt. II., J. Whit
Roston ; Jr. Pt. II., C. JicCurdy : k't. 1.,
L. Drown. F. Bowden, Jf. Brown, Guy
Jacobs. -I). E. Cooper, teacher.
The following is the correct report of
S. S. No. 4, for December and January.
-Sr. IV., Thos. Coates, C. May, A.Hun-
ter, A. Skinner. L. Coates, L.Ifarding,
V, Coates : Sr. III., T. Skinner t1{ May,
I. Ford: Jr. III., V..Plncombe, G. Ifun-
te-, C. 'Monson. F Coates, 11. Ilwtter,
It. Webber, R Thomson, V. Hicks ; Jr.
IL. W Thomson, II. Coates, W. Col-
bert : l't. II , Vera Hicks. A. Harding,
M. Skinner : Pt. I., V Coates, E. Webber
E. Thomson. -Il. Swann. teacher.
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach
the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or coneti•
tutionaldisease, and in order to cure it you must
take internal remedies, liall'e catarrh Cure is taken
intenially and ants directly en the blood and mneous
surfaeete Ilall'. Catarrh Cure is nota quack medi•
eine. it was prescribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for years and is a regular prescnp•
Ron, 1t la composed of the best tonics knows, eom•
biped with the best blood _purifiers, acting- directly
on the nlut'ous furfaces. he perfect combination
of the two Ingredients is what produces such wonder
Mui results In curing Catarrh. Send for te+timonials
free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Props., Toledo, 0.
Sold by druggists, price 75e.
Take Itall's Family Pills for conetipatien.
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alkallkoaaailla
Manure litters
Beatty Bros.' Feed
and Litter Carriers
Overhead Conveyors.
Beatty Bros.' Steel
Stalls & Stanchions
can be installed as cheap as
lumber and last forever.
Beatty Bros.' Load
Binder
These three things are great
labor -savers for farmers and ne-
cessities on a farm.
For sale by
Wm. Gillespie, Exeter
PHONR 51
Winter Term
OPENS
January 3rd
Students may enter
any day of the school
year.
Individual instruction.
Our graduates get the
beet positions.
Mail Courses. We
train more young
people than any oth•
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ORO. SPOTTON, PRINCIPAL
India Pale Ale
Brewed from se-
lected hop'.. chore
barley malt and
pure spring water,
with the utmost
carr. Bottled at
the brewery depots
to ensure proper
handling. That is
why Labatt'+ :\'e
is equal W the fin-
est, surpassed by
none, though it
oncun:a•rs only :about halt a, much as imported good,
>fcQILLIVAAY.
NI.. :trtt.ur Bice and Mies Jea'.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
EXETER MARKETS.
CHANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
Wheat
Barley
Oats.
Peas
105 105
50 50
3.5 35
80 83
Potatoes, per bag 50
Hay, per ton 13 00 14 00
Flour, per cwt., family 290
Flour, low grade per cw 1 50 155
Butter 21
Egg. 27
Live hogs, per cwt 7 80
Shorts per ton 24 00
Bran per ton 23 00
Dried Apples
6
were ntart}ed on Saturday afternoon at
then>J.:'se, Parkhill by Rev. A. Grahsm.
Their many frlends (.ere Join 1,, wishing
them rappi:.ees and prosperity.
Tucker smith.-Ja::et Henderson of th,'
Huron Road, died 0:1 Tuesday. arradl 71
years. Mise Iienderaon was one of tee
early residents of Tuckeranrlrh, having
conte here in 155, and ahe had resold.
cd In the same 30310 ever since. Death
vats caused by Bright's Moeda?, front
which ahe had been111 for rex amenia,
Crontarty,-ells. Samuel Spears• was
take:[ seriously 111 last week, anti Is r:ow
under the doctor's care. -Joe Spear -e•
and wife were guests of David Davis of
Statfa on Sunday last.
St. efarys -An old and highly re-
apes. ted resident passed. away on Feb.
1s! 1:1 the perao:: of Adam Mftchcll.
As chief of police for 1t year i ne was
well and favorably know.:.
St. Marys. -A quiet weddi::; was eel -
(abetted at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Pollen on Tuesday afternoon at
two o'clock when their eldest daughter
Reiss Margaret May, was united iri
marriage to efr,Frank of Aylmer.
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