Exeter Times, 1912-11-21, Page 51 WEEESPAX, NOVEISIMzi
FREE ADVICE
10 SICK WOMEN
Thousands Have Been Helped
By Connnon Seine
Suggestions.
"Witten suffering from any tarn', of h.
Snide ills are invited to communicate
promtitly with thelvomanisprivate corre-
- spondence department of the Lydia E.
; Pinkhate M e di ci n e Co., Lynn, Mass.
t
our letter will be opened, read and
atisviered by a woman and held in strict
confidence. A woman can freely talk of
"-a- Ler private illness to a, woman; thus has
been established a confidential corre-
spondence which bas extended over
ImanY years and which has never been
broken. Never have they published a
t.estireonialeor used a letter Without the
nvritt.en consent of the writer, and never
has fee Company dllowed these confiden-
tial letter's t.o getout of their possession,
as the hundreds of thousands of them in
their files win attest
Oot of the vast volume Of Oxperienee
width, they have to draw from, itis ritiore
than possible that they possess the very
wledge needed in your case. Noth-
hi asked in return except your good
Will, and,their dvice has helped thou-
' • de' Surely Any
/wonan, rich or poor,
should, be glad to
/ take advantageof,
a this generous offer
of assibtance. Ad-
dress Lydia E. Pink -
ham Medicine Co.,
(confidential)eLynnk
Mass.
' Every woman ought to bave
Lydia E. Pialdittlit'S 80 -page
Text Book. It is not a book for
general distribution, as it is too
expensive. It is free and ,only
Obtainable by mane a.Virite for
ittodAy.
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Winter Tours To
California, Colorado.
rlexico
and Pacific Deists Pointe
Tee Grand Trunk Railways the";
most elix-ect, razed from aN poiete eaeet
terceigh Centela via iChicaea
FEA1.4011ES
'fellable track, Fast %service, 'Finest
Ito.vtt
elbed, Moderr.. ea'.pinent Ifnexe ell
,ted Otto.nis Car Service,
Alf elemer.ta eeeefety ;teed Comfort.
TO TIIE' SONN 600TH
No afore desirable Vette than Via
Draed Trani; to Detroit; thence Via Ctn
cir.n ti o ckeon v e, Paint, Bailee,
Till-SSa•.1 'etc,
Po 'Ind trip tiekets ehoice of
all, tte heet roeitee, together with
txIinforreation 41nd xestri
arvationa ply
olitairted from nearest Grand
itereek ngentl or write Duffel)
Ts. Ifts froz
erto Ont.
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THE EXETER TIMES
Creditoll RAIROAD MAN
HAD TO LAY OFF
• Miss Vera ;Taylor of. Elkton M1ch4
epent •a few daps thetet or ear,
end iMrs4 .Bane'..
We are glad to sea Mrs, Jansen
Clark around after a leinee Rialesels
Mysti, Rogers returned to her home
in Saline Mich, after Attending. the
Fahoer—Triebner wedding,
Rev. Matthew Morloot returned to
his none in Oincinati after visiting
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Mat.
Miss Mildred Brown of Exeter spent
Sundayinith her parents.
Mr. Ogle. Fehner returned to Saline •
after visiting friends here for a few
weeks,
Mr, Ezra Oestreicher returned home
after spending several weeks in Tor-
onto.
Mr. Fraser Brown autoed to Dash-
wood on Monday evening.
Arrangements are being made for
the Christmas entertainment' in the
Evangelical church, They have com-
menced to practice,
Mr. Wm. Paget spent a few days in
St. Catherines last week..
Rev, Schmidt of Berlin occupied the
allot in the Evangelical church on
Sunday morning and delivered a fine
sermon, _ _
Mrs- Samuel Brown was in Loodon
on Monday on business.
Mr. Alf ;Boltzmann left on Moridey
morning for Point Edward where he
will renoain for some time. e
Miss Susie Kuhn spent Monday with
friends in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eilber was in
Daehwood one dalollast week
44 0, a,
Until .I18 Took SIN PILLS
Buffalo, N.Y.
"St have been a Pullirian conductor on
the C. P.R. and Michigan Central for
Vac laagthree years.
1400 four years ago, I was laid up
With intense pain in the groin, a very
Kee haele and suffered' most severely
when tried to urinate.
I treeeed welh. my family physician
for typ ttleeths for Gravel In The
Bladder but did not receive any benefit.
Abdut that time, 1 met another railroad
inad. Teo ead been shnilarly affected
andvetio had been cured by GIN PILLS,
ei,terlivingbeen given up by a pro-
minent physician,s who treated him for
Matfett& He is now running on the
mad, and is perfectly cured. He strongly
advised -me to try GIN PILLS whiehI
did—with the result that the pains left
me'enterely."
PRANK S. IDE.
eoca box, 6 for $2 50 Samplefree
if Toil weite:National Drug and Chemical
Go. of Canada Iemited, Toronto. 137
ZURICH
Weessees Eldiore and Oacar Klopp at-
tended tele feral of tlaeir brother
in law Mr, Jokn II, leiteibler„, at Tavtki."
boils lea week. • • '
Mrt, Seloaleta Kiptcr has parches -
ed Mr„ illharlee Welper'e property and
• HENSALI will take posseeslon in a fe'w weeks
Mrs 11,. D. Sutherland Spent Tues-
day last with fnitends in Luton.
Mre, J, Ellis lis having her idivellitte
on • Richmond Street Souta needy
painted by Mr, J, Steacy• s
Mie Ebe Chleaney was in tile village
tine week combinirne business' wine
visit td lii perm to.
•ale, William Weigh was ',leen last
week attending to nateeeers of busellees
jj connecbion, with tne disposifog ot
Ile. will nee it for dwelliIng and tor
•barber shop t
Among the industeial activities of
• the town the •cider mile end jam
fectitry is much in evidence Never io
tete iiistoity of the cider mill has the
°input been so large. This no,
'doubt is due to tee, low price of nip-
ples Tee farmers seta • a 'greater
profit in reducing to cider than pack-
ing and selline to tee wholesale deal-
eres Then, to. it gives work to the Zara -
some of h* aousehold 'contents here
ily during the winter menthe in cone
he Lula mow taken up a dwelliete," in verting tee eider into apiple butber.
Toronto and 'expects to have Mrs, • Th* product kinds a reedy market
Welsh and, teereet of the family join and iS used by some Instead of using
him in tee course of a week or „so dairy butte,r. The farmers hava
IMr, War, Moir has reeved into tee kept the mill so beey that .129 lam
dwelling on Kerte Street recently oc- e -as made for export this steallote Th:e
cupied by Dr;Sellery and MrRotter-
4 w. _ mill charges a toll of one end a half
field will oceupy the property bi es " cents per gallon for the aide r, the
he purchased from Mr, or COMO farmer furnishing the container He
months ago also 'carts away the pulp. or residue
Miss el, McGregor is visiting xelo.- welch is wed for hog Teed,.
lives and friends in Liondon Toroaita The 'factory is well eguiPpect with
and other places. ' " modern •machinery,, and is run. by
Mrs,. Coward of near Exeter visited cable
Power from the big planning
Ler sister Mrs, Ryckman and, ben mill free process of eider making is
bart:tt.hlee !diet Bt W •Fth
ulu en 'sabbalh simple, Tee apples are led into a
l
are grinding machine, "then carried by a
The farmers in ties section belt elevator to tte preset Where its
working lard to try and seeure, thein juice i•s equeezeld out. Ten bags of
root crop the cOnitinuous Web weather apples makes one barrel of+ eider.
•*made it a very .difficult •rceetter, but About ten Lands are employed in the
tee excellent vreateer of the past few
days have greatly. -relie,vedemattees
FOR 'AGED PEOPLE
Old Yolks Should' be careful ^in, their
selectiim of regulative- Medicines
' Wre have a safeedependable end al-
together an ideal remedy beat is pae-
tieul•arly adapted to the requirements
tit 'aged peoele and persons of Weak
• constitutions, wee •suffer from con-
stipation or etber bowel disorders we
are• so certain teat il will relieve
complaints and give entire satisfac-
tion in every particular that we ot-
ter it with our personal •guarantee
that it seen cost the, user nothing
if it fails to subs.tantiate our clainee
manulacture of apple better the °n-
ine is pared. core I ground and heeled.
in tete_ eider Pour cents perg•allo.ra ia
charged for its manufacture atl the
factory the farraer supplyingthe ap-
ples • The parings and eeres •
teere
dried boxed and stepped to Europe
Lerd the teineet 'tote the ititteufac-
thre of champagne.
Winter Predictions— A comnierc'al
traveller at, Hensel' neently offered
to bet $25 teat durine ene nnrinz
winter there would not be a iveek
of continuous sleighing. He baeed his
estimate on the condition of the fur
bearing animals and tee _intercity of
nuts. Dr. Varden, Gales weather pro
-
This remedy is ceilled ftexall Oxelerlies Oben eeedicts an openwin tiett with
Rexall Orderlies have a. sootaute'
healing streoeteertinie tonic and re-
gulative action upon the bowels.
They remove all irritation dryness
soreness and weakness. They • res-
tore the bowels and associate Organs
to 'more healteier and vegoures actev-
ity, They are eaten like candy, may
be taken at any time day or oigtt
without inconvenience do not (seen
any griping nausea, Idiarrhoea exess.
Sive looseness flatulence or other also
agreeable effect. Price 2•50 and 19c
Sold only at our storer-The Rexall
Store —Ws 6, ;Cone•
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BIDDULPH
The auction sale of Mr, Car-
roll which was held on Tuetseity lest
Nov lett. was, a meekeel ieliecess bring-
ing 'Lira the hatidedine auto Of almost
$12400.00% The. weather West. till that'
could be desired arid. brought buyers
out in larg,f, numinfreattcl,•Mr, Stasiley
did his neinil good workin, usine
every effort/ to bring the. headers\ to
r.citchebeing *assisted by
Mr, INF, T ,c10.1.1,41 41s, efficient clerk
Mrse Inarroll was ably assisted by a
targe staff of willine workers of tome
fifty Nvomen_ air. and ISirs. Carroll.
will for the next two mouths' yasit
very littla enow 1 thee! part of Qat-
ari° an& he ads Oat the earmere will
be a bfe,.. te plow "ett•exty' month except
in Januarye and bean is another Igor,
Rorke of; Teorndale showed a report-
er recently through' garden w bane
ripe raspberries blooming, sweet lime
etc., in fact everything just as amnia
and trash! ae,they.could,-be hi:U sum-
iner month proinpted the question
And what, would you take all this t�
mean? said tte press reporter After
carefully weighing his words Mr,
Rorke replied I may be wrong but
• look Lor very little 'winter. You
can easily see that not one eihrub e
the garden is prepaeol for winter
and time is what makes me nelieve we
will baye such another winter as that
of 18754 when it was passible to plow
every month in the year.
••i •
What we Isaet.--Somellinea We1 La
local Lews il,ems rather scarce al-
etheigh the material may torsiat of
leery Interesting . par:le:rapes if only
we kr.ew the circamstences„. Our
read•ere OMIIG , abet ielp as Out in
this reenect, it • illek would or.ly .take
tee ttredble ta• jot elovite a '17“, nc,t,cs
of theoceurer.ce or incident of which
they kr.ow the particulars and send
them in • We want all the real news
of the district withouit the gossip,
Among Ontario isiende prior to ar.d will appreciate any aseektance oer
leavieg for tl.eir future eome in friceds can give es in accomPlishilke
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Britest. Calumiba that end.
FREE 1'0 YOU—MY- SISTER ' • ING FROM WOMEN'S ammerits.
Fins TO YOU AND EVERY metre surren.
/am a woman.
I know woman's sufferings.
nhave found the cure. , •
I will mail, free of any charge, my home trent.
ment with full instructions to any sufferer from
women's ailments. I want to tell alt.:women about
this, cure — you, my redder, for yourself, your
daughter, your mother, or your sister.' X want to
tell yott how to cute yoursPives at borne without
the help_of s. doctor. men cannot understand 9;N:un-
fit's sufferings. What we tvottien"know from ex-
perience, we know better than any doctor. I know
teas my home treatment is a safe and sure cure for
Leticorrhoea or Whiti s h discharges, Ulceration. Dis-
piaCenient or Foiling of the Womb, Profuse, Scanty
or Painful Periods, Uterine Or Ovarian Tamers or
0 rotrths, also polies in the head ; back and bowels,
bearing down feelings, nervousness. creeping feel -
lag . up the spine, melancholy, desire to cry, hot
Dailies, weariness, kidney and bladder troubles
where caused by weaknesses peculiar to muses.
I want tasend you a complete 16 days' treatment
entirely free to prove to you that you can cure
yourself at .31onte, easily, quickly and surely.
nentember, that it will cost you nothing to give the
treatment n complete trial ; and if yeti should wish to tontinue'it will cost you only famut I2
cents a week, or less than two cents a day. It will not interfere with your work or occupation.
Just send Me your name and address,,tell me ha* you duffer, if you -wish, and I will Send you the
treatment for your case, entirely free, ut plain weeper, by return mail. I wilt also send you tree
of cost, my book—"WOMAN'S oWle MEDICALng m
DVISER" with explanatory illustrations show -
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iwhy women suffer', and hew they can easily c e thethselves at home. Every woman should
have it, =neat% 0 think for herself. Then w en the doctor says--•••vou Must have an opera-
tion," you can decide for yourself. Thousands of women have cured themselves 'with my home
remedy. It cares all, old or ruins. TO Mothers of Daughters, I Will enplain a simple home
re,, _, cite d effectually curea tencorrlicea, Green Sicknss eand Painful or
IrreguM
lar enstruation in Young Ladies, Plumpness and healtlt alWoya Fesith from 45 'use • . e
whet -deer. you hve. I can refer you,to ladies of your own lotteasveho know and *iii:Sittaiy
toll any,atifierer that thia Herne Treatment really curet all woman's diseaa
ses wm
l akes oaten
well, strong, piney and robust.. Just send me your address, and thefreq.len days' treatment is
yours, also the book. Write toetay, as yoti may not see ous offer a• 1. AddresS:
1111140. M. SUMMER% Box H. 8:11 he et ., e 44, WINDSOR, Ont..
Notice
On and otter :trot of January next
we 'tee lendersigned mereliatite of
the Vinage of 'Exeter area to doe)
Oar place of 'busitess Aix- o'clock je
the evereng except in. • fiaterday
r.ightio Wif en we agree to close at half
past lee (*lock.
Jones*. May
X, A, Stewart •
Sr. W. Taman , •
W,3, fleatnat.
II, Speakman
Seelor
Grigl
T, lleetkins & Son.
11, Mr, F. 'Beavers
N, Rowe
Beverley
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• BEWARE OF BLOOD -POISON
Zamertak is Sure Cure
Mr, 'Jae, Da v•ey. of 1,86 Ellice 'Ave,
Weinipe'g slayer— 'A few months EITIE0
1 wa‘s eered of a poisoned finge:r
through the timely use of Zara-Buk
I cat a deep gash (melee tee knuck'e
or.' the first finger of my rieat) hand
in opening a lob,ster can, I suffer-
ed• ab tee time witi the aplreniess
and pain bat bid no idea teat it
*THE PAVASTINE EXHIBITION
',Pouf Ide•nner
• This ertiTcla is ,not written for the
dieinterested but fox all who love tle
highest and' that Whieill denteMa itr
Tile/light, is wet, but never mead,
the welkine 'le eiteeel eneil a quadruple
nue et electric gitards (esteem/ the
way from yeur hotel up Riobamba
to Deaden Street and, easit to withket
Week, it in quieter and dimmer lee.
yondi,
:tiles a bloeig from the business district
lie* the orinories;, a ceeteklated keep
that is the .titting home of the eandeis
and girders of our Lord as • well
as the relies that come frets the land
ilis elesseel, feet have trod, Tee ea -
Cons strength, should ever be. hie de-
fence for surely His strength is the
nations defeeice. Within, the building
is filled, the right firdt of all IA a,
court of carious innumerable., abo,ve
weld) hang portrait§ of prominent
Jews of all. nations. Among them of
intereet to tee Anglicans, is thet late
JAishop ,HellMath, of Huron, 4 POlish
Jew, and predecessor of the late Abe -
hap Baldwin., At the tarther en Is
a raised map a modern Jerusalfem
WD t. the various iQhriatian emissions
indicate 1 by name, jeeyond this is a
veiled 'section, the width of' the build-
ing, wiereeen illustrated leeturet was
given at( our ,call, of a eevieek reeeten
WOUld become a serioos Wound., tien, frbe eying' of the e'er' IV"
However In about two days T. Was
greatly alarmed, as my vvhole: iand
and !arm t to theelbow becoming aUd-
denly inflamed and the finger. was
mime) discolored„ sl -towing' stem, of
blood poisoning.. The .„,,,epain. was
,dreied,fuheendtekne••••ielee'reeced toeeevn
•
off in .viitekanid go, 'tome,
The wound en, tee knuckle had been
poieloned by dust and 'dirt ' tettine,
into it, I • then decided to start tee
Zam-Buk treatment and eating first
bathed 'tie cult I applied the healing
balm it eoothted the pain almost in-
stantly and by =iiext day there was' a
great improvement.
In a weeks time, throdg'n pc me-
erance %vith tais wonderful prepara-
tion a complete cure was brought
about
Zam-Buk is teat as good toe eczenaa
ulcers, scalp scores, abeesees 'piles
ringtvorne, varicose ulcers, run-
ning 'sores,. cold sores, chlapped annals
etc. It draws all poisonous Wetness
from a wound 'or core and ri,e1131Lleaki;
Ilse it to, for cute, burns. bruiee.s and.
un 'skin injuries. Zam-Buk Soap
should be used in le,onjunctioa to ae
balm for washing wounds and- MSC,
pldeest Excellent too, for • baby'e,
bathe
'All drugsiste and stores sell ..Zam-
lat 50c box and Zam-Buk Soap at
25c tablet poet free upon receipt, of
price from Zara -leek Co, Tort:nate,
BRCCEFIELD
Died En, Lendon Mrs. 'Ann Green-
slade died at the home of her daugh-
ter in London, on Monday last Mrs,
Greensla•de was, ninety-six years of
age. The deceased had been in feeble
tealth for several months and her
death was not unexpected!. The re-
mains Were brought here for inter -
met.
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MAKE THIS TEST
How to tele if your heir'. is Diseased
Even if you have a iietureint end of
•tair, you may want to knew waether
it le in a Matter, eenditioo or men.
ninety-eight per 0,14 of tee people
need e 'hair tonic.. -
Pull It hair out oT .your eench if the
bulb lat the ed of tae root * white
and ohrunkein it proves teat peer
hair is diseased mot xe•quires, prompt
attention in its loss would be, avoided
ft the, bulb is pink and full tee, hair
15 healtay,
We want_ everyone whose teair• re-
quires treatment to try Resole '93'
Hair Toni*, We promise that it will
not cost anything if it tepee, eat give
satisfactory assultse it is designed
to overcome dandruffrelieve scalp
imitation to stimulate the eair mobs
tighte,xe•the hair already in the head
grow Lair and overcome ,baldneee,
ft is became ok whet "Rexall 93
Hair Tonic has elone and per sincere
faith in its goodnese teat we want
you to try it at Our risk. Two sizes
• 50e, and e1.00 Sold oily at our store
Tee Rexall Store. W., S, .Cole
shown to he t'he extretne aet olE af-
feetiope Jiidas turned' traiter ofter
he received, it Have .we not all re-
ceived rtite sop Turn to the lett ou.le
side the veiliedi eaction and. you find
m large leetare platform OR which
stood 1a ilaeelawin .tent witt • its cem-
tial 'supporting spear, tee segn oE
a. chief's home. Two or three. Int na-
tive these sit and eland in. and, 'be -
Core it. liartl.•er you find a. man of
Palestine in ranee stowing
Ch reeel tee waters, of ltegeont the
sea of Galilee, the •eourso 1.b.f t..be Tor -
(Ian and. the. dead sem Again to the
left i/ tee home In:Bethany), a replica
of teat where Ma rtha andl Mary .lived
You may step inside. Farther /still
is a huge elief map of moderrn Jer-
usalem and atotter of ancient Jer-
usalem. Hung on the walls are tablets
o statieties seowing the increasing
inte-rst taken and the growifil4 im-
gortance of that truly eternal' city.,
Lecturers, here and there gave short
addresses
Just one ,thought expressed by, a
German rofeseor, a Jew, in the
COltrSe of his, address •"Wort e!' ten
thousand dollars said one tk ariliolti
said another Yes. and far more than
that to all of usr On tee ereat day oe
Atonement the 'Jewish father' offers
a esecritice for t•iniself. His mon also
offers one for _himself. but the
daughter nor the mother is eo olLef
Tent tether is responsible .for their
sins. Do you see tea point? 'Christ
is the, 'husband) and father:the ,Church
ia his bride. The church, is exempt
now from offering • a tee•crifice.
once for all has offered the meeea-
sary attonment by which al/ Hie are
feebly 'accepted by the father.- Al-
leluiat for the Lord is the 'salve Lion of
his people,
ORANITON
The Canadian Cider of 'Fc -esters
Building here is well nigh complete
ed it is a credit to the village and
community. Teeir block woned do
tonor to a trovn of 10,000 population
The public spirit of the, Foresters
people in buying and retirine enold
unsightly hotel, stable and plitbitarin
its place ouch a heaublizt etruc ere
Es Lesley. cemteten•dable. The te Me
if
comnaunity certainly owes. theii'• debt
of gr,atitud,e et is rinderstood that
Mies Dinsmore, 'proposes to utilize one
of the apartments as a . millinery
seo.p 'and, store. '
Mr, James Wier ot the 16th •con be
London Township happened with a
Oenious, injury eneTueaday of last week
while unloading ',Itrist tit Mr . Abner
Langfords mills He tad just lifted
ti bag from the truck and not node-
ing e smell, trap door in thu;ssfittor be-
ing epen stepped back with one toot
i n in the opentnig eausing a fracture
of tee thigh bone, tle was sub-
Sefluently removed to his heme where
the fra c titre Was retinoOd by Dr, II,
attd 0. A, Lang
Thlat remarkable year bet& •, Ion
storing Weathe.r, gar thqlfaitcs and
Astrenorny. The Rev, Irl R, Mice
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FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR IA
Tem Great Event.
.,0
Tise county fair is now on tap,
And au the 'Corkers proud
.Are showing off their very best
Before the gaping crowd.
The cattle in the narrow stalls.
The horses on the track,
Are showing, each and every one.
How lofty they can stack.
The barker at the circus tent
Is tearing in the air
Great jagged holes, that each and all
• May know that he is there.
The peanut rend the popcorn man
.Are chas1ng far and wade
AO see that every hungry child
Is with a lunch supplied.
'Up in the building on the hill.
Where. cabbage Is displayed
Beide the pumpkins and the corn
.And goose eggs. freshly laid,
The folks who raised it stand around
..or To beai its praises told.
Anil each one sweals and feels as gay
As any two-year-old.
The father and the mothar,voine,
And all the kids are there.
Tbey listen to the big brass band
And at the players stare.
they take in everything tn sight
That gives them thrills or mirth,
And you can bet most anything
• Tbey get their money's worth.
Prudent Statesman.
•• 9' hear that the senate is pretty
busy."
"That so?" "
"Yes, housecleaning,"
"Housecleaning!"
"Must be. I heard Jelin . say tent
they were whiteweseing"
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fieeer.e•
Thinking Caps
• sened 'considerably,
• Pnior to local option it was a very
rare night' that we did. not have at
•least one drunk to dock up.. Now
• drunks are. so rare teat we ecaraell
ever have one in th.e building-. One
other very creditable thing, that caa
be traced. to local option is the ouieti
navener in which the crowds behavei
on market 'days. Last year when. the
Christmas..croveds were on the etteerete
tee whole police force were kept busy
keeping order and making it 'possibl
for the e,lioppexts to get around with.
out being, jostled with • drunken) men
This,, year with., as many if not: more
people in town there fe no•eall Ler 'UV
police to be nweing about andettere
is no idisoonefort to ladies or children
from that source.. Tete change by,
that respect is 'remarkable, On a'
Saturday night lender license it was
imposeible to get Off the street' for
senper before the bane were reosed
Now •the farmers go home in good
time. and sober and we have inie
trouble with! tbe men who formerly
kept us on the MOYe whenever:thief
came to town.
The Whole moral tolne of ehe tower
has been improved undee local lope
Hope. Under the license •system we'
were constantly pestered with blind
pigs or unlioexused dives and eepecle
ally Louses of ill lame. Now there, is
not en•e of the housee to be foend lee
the town. or in the outskirtee The
was %scarcely a tinie under livened
when the stre'et' were free from tee
ptorezesntze Nofowth.wee
innate:EL:6' °ILO thetettled;
tt.ere has been a great reduetion ofi
crime. of all sorts since May lit a.ndi
so far as tee police are concerned
there is no tdeseee to go back to thei
license s.ysteue —Prices, ,Corriesspotnel-:
elate
CASTCChildren. Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
WHAT OBILLIA'S POTACE SAY
The police department is always in
a good position to know bow the
Jaws are tverking-. option is
a failure', in helping to clean up a
Community the police are among the
first to know it,.
In Drillia Ont, where tonal option is
now in force tee police magistrate
• and the chief of police have leoth ex-
pressed themselvea as highly In fever
of ttle lav and the way it works Mr,
George Et, _Clark police eregi•strate
say's in partt
'The work in the police court has
fallen off to about one-fouite, what
it was under the license syseen.' We
had considerable trouble here. the
first few zilontes after the Heehaw.
were ent off, the whiakeer pertiple ev-
idently 'thinking than the law twoull
not. be enforced and they would go
on and sell and defy the power.% but
when they learned that the people
of the town. were behind the, •enforce-
ment. of the Mw, and that they meet
live up ;to it or ialce the 'consequences
the consequences being Times of. $50
to $100, for in fractionsi, with goal as
tbeir alternative they have walked
very •circumspectly, and. I belie•ve.
the majority of the hotel k'eepers are
now livinn up to the requiremente et
the law fairly' well.. ,There is no open
or flagrant %selling end it is herder to
•get d drink In Orilla t tan it is for
an outsider to get into tte lelasenic
Lodge,
The Chief of police says—'In , reply
to your request for the opinio.a ef the
police of •the town as. to the benefit
local option has been in Orilla, I beg
to state both for myself:, and 'bhe men
und.er me, that the passing, of the.
local option bylaw was one of the
Lest things that ever haPpeneden the
town. With the ;coming of local op-
tion the work of the •poNce has los-
• Hard,to Find.
"I don't see wily you don't like Mr.
Burroughs.
"Ple's too full of orb:Nal sip,"
"Huh! The nem who can commit
original sin in theee days Is too. erea.
tive to hive it metier."
e Had .It to Learn.
• "Who picks out his neckties for thnl"
"His Wife does."
'Why does be let berr
"• Se it appears you are not married."
He Was Certain.
i there money in this seheme at
Blifkinst"
, "There is,"
"Yon seem certain a Iv
am. bave. j,ust. dropped $6,039
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