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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1906-7-5, Page 4COLDS INN STRR-V(BERRY COMPOUNDI A safe, pleasant and effective remedy for :Celaxed Condition of Bowels in various kinds of summer complaints such as. Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus, Colic, Cramps, Etc. Prompt and reliable in its action, Get the Best in large 25 cent Bottles Prepared and for sale by W. S. COLE, Phm, B. —AT— COLE'S DRUG •STORE Exeter, — Ontario Vx et r Aboo.cate, Sanders & Creech, Props. ..THURSDAY, JULY 5, '06 Canadians Killed in Engler!, At Salisbury, 83 miles from London, 23 Americans and Canadians were kil- led and many others were wounded in the reckon of a special train running wrecking P from Plymouth to London, early Sun- day morning. The train was going at a very high speed, and when turning a sharp curve the engine jumped the track and, crashed into a freight. The Canadians killed were Walter Barwick of Toronto, law partner of Hon. A. B. Aylesworth; Rev. E.L. King, Toronto; 0. A. Pipon, Toronto. Lucan Wilson Ryan of London Tp, another Lucan High School pupil has accepted a position with the Bank of Hamilton at Wingham.-E. 0. Clement of Ber- lin has been appointed teller in the Merchant's Bank here. W. A. Shields has been transferred to Olds, Alta. F. J. Fox has passed his primary ex- amination, and B. A. Blackwell of Clandeboye his intermediate examina- tion at the Oollege of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario at Toronto. Ac- cept our congratulations boys. -The Irish Nine returned Sunday from Dres- den where they defeated the D.B.U. team of Detroit by 10 to 2. The Wa- bash team of St. Thomas and the Irish Nine played two games here Monday. The visitors won the morning game, 4 to 3 and lost in the afternoon by 10 to 4. -The picnic held in Mr. Ryder's grove on Tuesday week was most suc- cessful, the proceeds amounting to nearly $600. Miss Annie Fogarty of this place won the gold watch while Misses. Lottie O'Shea and Mary Barry won a gold ring and gold locket re- spectively. -J ain espectiyely.-Jam esRyde, Jr., of Bid- •dulph held a successful barn raising on Monday week. Shipka Sam Sweitzer shipped four carloads of elm lumber last week for Belfast, Ireland. - Miss Lizzie Smith came home from London for the summer. - Haying seems to be the order of the • day, -Everybody went to the Bend on July lst.-Miss Ethel Holt of Sarnia is • spending a few days with the Misses Martha and Ida Sweitzer.-Ed.Griffon Lumber Inspector, left Monday for London. -Mrs, Angus McIntosh ac- companied by her son, John, of Lon- don were here last week attending her brother's funeral. -Miss Em. Besterd =came home from Detroit last week. - Mr. Herman of Battle Creek is visiting at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Baumgar- ten, -Miss Bertha Finkbeiner came home from London last weekf-Miss - Josie McPhee came home Detroit Sat- urday to spend the summer. -Miss Katie O'Ronike left Tuesday for Bay City, after spending a few weeks at home here. -Nelson St.Olair left Tues- day'for the West, where he intends working for Wm. Baumgarten, form- erly of this place. DIED IN MERRILL,MICH.-This week we are again called upon to record the death of a formec well-known resident in the person of Daniel Mclsaac who Is Your Hair Sic/? That's too bad 1 We had no- ticed it was looking pretty thin and rough of late, but naturally did not like to speak of it. By the way, Ayer's Hair Vigor is a regular hair grower, a per- fect hair tonic. The hair stops coming out, grows faster, keeps soft and smooth. Ayer's Hair Vigor cures sick hair, makes it strong and healthy. The best kind of a teritli onlal- " leJold for over sixte years," #Nde b . fl.Ayur oo., oeraee, b 6 rrii nuf;Co, rs or SARSAPARI 1..11,. ai j ]►[ 4✓ / s gat HIGTORAte passed away on Tuesday week, De-. ,ceased left sortie time ago for Merril, Mich., where he noudunted a livery harp and where he gained deep respect. Some few weeks ago be was sti.ieken nc iii with an illness and still that Ix d c rl skill and kindadministration of friends could do proved of no avail and on the above day he closed his eyes in death. He spent the greater part of his life here and among his friends, whom he numbered as many, he was. considered a true and staunch friend. The remains were brought to. Parkhill on Wednesday and conveyed to the home of his brother, Dougal, On the following day the funeral took place to the Mt. Carmel cemetery, He is survived by a sorrowing wife and . one child, besides a number of relatives, and to thein the sympathy of the coin - inanity is extended. Kirkton The Kirkton Methodist Sunday School Anniversary was held on Sun- day and Monday last, On Sunday the Rev. H. Graham of St. Marys preached two eloquent discourse:, which were listened to by large congregations. On Monday a strawberry festival was held in Mr. A. Kirk's grove which was very largely attended and all present enjoyed themselves. The Kirkton Band was present and enlivened the proceedings with choice music. The baseball matches between London Tig- ers and Orediton Stars were interesting features of the day's program. The former game resulted in a victory for LrelitOn by a score of 10 to 8. while the latter in favor of Kirkton by a score of 15 to 7. Anderson Miss Sara Anderson is the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. Church of Toronto. -Mr. Will, Brown of Comet is home for vacation. -Miss Laura Hewitt and Miss Maggie Anderson spent Friday the guest of their friend, Miss Gertie Miller of Winchelsea. -Mr. Austin Hewitt, tonsorial artist of Exeter, spent Sunday and Monday under the parental roof. -Miss Lottie Brown, school teacher, has returned to her home in Gravenburst for the holidays. -The garden party held on Mr. Jos. Walks' lawn was a success, proceeds amounting to $51. -The many friends of the Rev. Veale will he pleased to learn that he is recovering. -Miss Mil- lie Beek has returned home after visit- ing ber cousin, Miss Violet Walks. - Mr. Jas. Ratcliff has returned from Busi ness College,, S tratford.-M r. Kir- by Robertson has returned home from a visit to his sister, Mrs. Dr. Lacey in Illinois. -Miss Ella Hewitt spent Sun- day under the parental roof. Western Fair, London. The Western Fair of London, Ont., wilt be held this year Sept 7th to 15th, Over three thousand prize lists and several hundred hangers have already been mailed, and the large posters will be sent out in a few days. The Board have this year added over $1500 to the prize list, making the prizes in all classes well worth competing for. Entries are corning in quite fast and space is being allgted accordingly, Over four thousand dollars will be expended on the buildings and grounds this year, and an entirely new and up- to-date entrance on Dundas Street is in course of erection. The Western Fair has taken its place as the leading exhibition of Western Ontario, and manufacturers and mer- chants are not slow to see the advan- tage it affords of bringing their goods before the public. In the arrangement of the prize list the interests of the farming commun- ity have not been lost sight of, and special inducements will he found for the enterprising farmer to show his stock and the products of his farm. There will be an exceedingly inter- esting programme of attractions this year, of which more will be sail later. The Secretary, Mr. A. M. Hunt, would be pleased to mail a prize list to any who have not as yet received one, or give any information regardine the Exhibition,on application to the office London, Ont. • Toronto Fair. The prize list of the Oanadian Na- tional Exhibition to be held in Toronto, Ont., Aug, 27 to Sept. 10, which is now being distributed, contains many changes compared with last year. In nearly every department thereis a ma- terial increase in the premiums. In the horse department classes have been added for Welsh, Shetland and. Hack- ney ponies, and the prizes in the first sectian of the breeding classes have in several instances been doubled. It has also been decided to award the prem in ms in the trials of speed on the three heat plan, each heat tc be considered a completed contest and the money to be divided according to the place won in each heat. The Dominion Short Horn Associa tion having increased their grant for prizes to $2,000 the exhibition management have responded to with a like n.mount, so that there is consider- able expansion also in the cattle de. pertinent. In the sheepdivision wether sections have been added to each breed. of sheep. In this connection it might be mentioned that the management are making arrangements that will en- able sheep to be judged under cover. In the poultry dopa rtmen t sin um ber of suctions have been added and the list has been increased by an extra number of specials. Several changes have been made in the dairy departpaent,and the building is to be supplied with improv., ed rolri storage. In the floral division ti pi z • is added for the best and most origu,al floral design. Several sections recnrnmended by the Ontario Beekeep- ers' Association have been added to the honey classes. Several sections have also been added to the women's aura children's departments. The totid increase all round amounts to close upon $1000, which means that the ag- gregate sum given in premiums by the Canadian• National Exhibition is ap- proaching the $50,000 mark. Entries are sot to close otr August 4. St. Meryet Lawrence, nce, the 8 -year-old son of Wm. Wright was the victim of a painful accident Saturday. The lad' wee stepping into Mr. Deviney's milk wagon when bis foo6 slipped. and. 'he NV as thrown. under the wheels.' His right arm was fractured near the shredder and lie wa,s badly bruised in the legs, Cir 1luuil Bend Thos. Eleunpp of Crediton was here last week. He will run a barber shop here Saturdays during the summer, - Mr. Wilson of Oil City has completed his new frame cottage in I3lenner's grove, west of l3ossenberry's hotel -- Mr. $rennet's water tank which was recently blown down, is being, replaced by a steel tank, which is au improve- ment to the old one. -Abner illullard has made 1600 cement blocks to be used in the erection of his new house. He has disposed of his 100 -acre farm to Thos. Mollard and son, the price being $1500.--L. Ravelle bought Robb. Pol lock's 50 -acre faun at Harpley for the sum of $3,300 and a few days later dis- posed of it to Jno. Brown, realizing $3,500 from the sale. -Miss Ellis is vis- iting her sister, Mrs.AlbertMollard.- W. Devine spent Suuday at his home here, -Miss E. Cooper of London is visiting her sister,. Mrs. Ezra Brenner. -Miss Hattie Follick of Exeter arriv- ed here Thursday aud intends remain- ing a couple of months with Mrs. M. Gill -Thos. Mollard has moved into Mr. Ynling's house. --Campers are ar- riving,daily.- Wm. Leavitt's new cot- tage has been completed by H. Gill. - Mi. Hamilton is erecting a new resi- dence as is also Thos. Mollard.-Ernest Mason has arrived home. -H. Gill last week completed Mr. Lenny's cottage, -Mrs. Edwards of Toronto is visiting her father, Jas. Mollard.-Monday be- ing observed as Dominion Day be- tween four and five thousand people. from all parts gathered here to spend the day. The weather was fine and everybody seemed to enjoy themselves. Boating and dancing were the princi- pal amusements. Dashwood MONEY LOST. -Between the home of the undersigned, 2i miles North of Dashwood, and Mr. J. Schroeder's 24 Miles West of Dashwood, a purse con- taining a sum of money. Finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving same at Dashwood Post Office or with ED. RESTEME'YElt,. The village trustees have been busy with a large gang of men during the past week putting down the cement walks iu the village, which when com- pleted will make a great improvement. -Milton Cook of Berlin spent the holi- days with friends in town. -Messes. Rudolph Eifert and Exnil Schrader have returned from college to their home here to spend their vacation. - Arthur Kellerman spent Sunday 'with a fellow student at Carlingford. -The family of Rev. R. Eifert left Friday for their new home at Floradale.- Miss Reider of Hamburg is visiting her brother-in-law, Rev. L. K. Eidt.-Sev• eral loads of campers and their effects passed through the village last week on their way to one of the nicest sum- mer resorts there are in Ontario at Grand Bend Park. The popularity of that place as a camping ground is be. coming greater each. year as is evi- denced by the increase in nueuber,who go there to spend the summer. -John Graybiel of Zurich spent Sunday here. Dan Mclsaac of Windsor spent a few days with friends here during the• week. -The annual Children's Day Fes- tival in conne^tion with the.Evarigeli- cal Sunday school will be held •in" the church here on July 22nd. -The pub- lic school closed for the summer holi- days on Friday. -Rev. A. D. Gischler of Zurich was in the village last week looking for a horse. Zion (Intended for last week.) The anniversary services which was held in this church on Sunday, June 17, were a decided success. Large crowds greeted the speaker, Rev. J.E. Holmes, both morning and evening. The freewill offering exceeded the amount asked for. -A large crowd gathered at the church on Sunday af- ternoon to witness the unveiling of a monument erected to the memory of the late Joseph Morley, by the Gran- ton Lodge of Woodman of the World. A very appropriate sermon was preached by Rev. Fair after which all proceeded to the cemetery where a very impressive service was conduct- ed by the above Order. -Rev. Hazle- wood preached his farewell sermon on Sunday evening. The Rev. gentle- man has won many friends during his short stay here and the best wishes go with him to his new field of labor. - The many friends of Miss Phoebe Lingard, who has been confined to her bed for the past eight months, will be sorry to learn that she is .gradually growing weaker and that no hope is entertained for her recovery. -Miss Lizzie Ilern is visiting her brother, George, on the Sth con., Blanshard.- Messrs. C. T. Brooks and James Tay- lor of Exeter visited their brothers here on Sunday. -Henry Towle's new home presents a very fine appearance, and when completed will he one df the hest on the line. Henry Hern ern is also improving the appearanceof his house by erecting a verandah and having the house repainted. • Paac led at the Oven's Mouth We do things right at the Mooney bakery. Crackers are packed piping hot from the ovens. The moisture -proof paper and air -tight tins retain all the freshness and crispness, no matter where or when you buy them. • They come to your ta- ble just as inviting and de- licious as though you ate them at the ovens in the bakery. At ail grocers in 1 and 3 1b. package& 11 Men iti Jail Goderich, July 3 -Eleven men are now jail here for the Kingsbridge charivari shooting affray last week. Joshua Hussey, the young man who went out to quiet the crowd was shot by one of them. He now lies critical- ly ill at his home with 27 shots, size B, in his body, neck and head. The men are 'held upon the charge of wounding. The case will come up this week. In case the victim dies the charge will be changed to one of murder. Exeter, June 23, 1906. To THos. BROOK, Esq., Exeter, Ont. Dear Sir, -Having publicly made an assertion concerning your character and that of your family, whereby I accused you or some one or more mem- bers of your family of having poisoned my dog, I beg hereby to publicly re- tract anything and everything which I said detracting from the character or good name of either yourself or any memher or members of your family and declare that the said assertion was made by 'me thoughtlessly and while in the heat of passion, and has not, or never had any foundation in fact. I am very sorry if my thought- lessness has caused you or your fam- ily any inconvenience and humbly apologise therefor, and trust that you will see your way clear to accept this apology and let by -genes be by-gones. Yours respectfully, (Signed) W. J. Bissett. Expectant Mothers should take "Bu -Ju" during this trying time. The extra strain, weight and undue pres- sure on the delicate organs often irritate and inflame the kidneys. This not only increases the dan- ger of childbirth, but places the health of the baby in jeopardy. Bu -tlu THE GENTLE KIDNEY PILL keeps the kidneys strong and vigorous -acts as a mild tonic on all the female organs, and prevents constipation. A " Bu -Ju" pill at bedtime is the best protection against Kid- ney Trouble during pregnancy. At all druggists, or direct on receipt of price, 5oc per box. THE CLAFLIN CHEMICAL CO. LIMITED WIN SOA, ONT. Wood'S rhoophoctins, The Great English Remedy. Tones andinvigorates t he whole w ole nervoustela, makes new Iood in old Veins. Cures Nerv- ous Debaityy, Mental and Brain Worry, Des- pondency. ,STr^sual Weakness, Emissions, fper. matorrhraa, and Effects of Abuse or Excesses. Price iI per box, six foci*. One win please six b all druggists or mailed in tvilI ours. Sold $ rnggists plain pkg. on receipt of price. New pamphlet mailed free. The wood Medicine Co. (forincrl2 Windsor) Torento, Ont. The Dashwood Fllrnuture Store WE -WANT YOU To understand that we have now in our ware-. roonisone of the largest and best assorted stocks of Furniture ever shown to the people in this section. We have all the latest goods and hav- ing bought thele at close figures we will sell at CLOSE PRICES. Window Shades We have a splendid stock of these In latest styles and varied patterns. Sewing Machines We have the agency for. the Williams Sewing Machines, acknowledged to be the best. Baby Carriages, Etc, Do you Want tt haby-carriage, go-cart, or little wagon for your boy? We have them and you cite get no better. We have Everything in.,Bou.,,e Furniture— Curtain. Poles and Trimmings of all kinds. , P. MoISAA , a. Dashwoo cl gpsuremermerniamarreimsameilital India Pale Ale Brewed from se- lected hops,. choke barley malt and pure spring water, with the utmost care, Bottled at the brewery depots. to ensure proper handling. That is. why Labatt's Ale is equal to the fin- est, surpassed by none, though it costts consumers only about half as much as imported goods. '4 - GU CENTRAL STBATrORD, ONT. Our classes are much larger than they were a year ago. The public have learned that this is the best place in the Province to obtain a Commercial Educe tion or Shorthand Training. Students are entering each week. All graduates get good positions. Write now for catalogue, ELLIOTT & M*LAOHLAN, Principals. anter :11:144000:e77.1 ..e.. G+ .■Dslrlirsr o,111:11111:1111:111.1r olOSlreMl,ii::1111:1111:1:11111.1:11011111. 1 r_ errrerr 11:1 / , R , ,,,w. lLLI STAY FENCE i. POINTE• The Dillon ifNGE•6TAT Fence In to 1 y our stook what hn,uraROo Is to dour ramuq. It Pzotncta tho,n sad often earns st ofvotorinory. Illustrated catalogue free—lire sgsnts wasted. 1JLti WIFIE PENCE O. LIMITED, W. J. 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Sundays, 10 ton and 3 to 4 p. m. •• J THE MOLSONS BANK (Incorporated by Aetof Parliament18c61 Head Office, - Montreal Capital laid Up $3,000,000 eaerned Fund- • • • • . • • • • • $3,000,000 (Incorporated by of 1S55) Head ,Office, - Montreal Capital Paid Up $3,©00,000 Deserved 'uud•,..... .... . $3,000,000 FORTY-EIGHT •BRANOHES IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA - EXETER BRANCH OFFICE HOURS 10 n. m. to 3 p, m. SATURDAYS; 10 a. m. to 1 p. m, A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. Farmer s Sale Notes cashed or collected, Forms supplied on application. DRAFTS on all points in the Dominion, Great Britain and United States bought and sold at lowest rates of Exchange. ADVANCES made to Farmers, Stock Dealers and Business Men at lowest rates and on most favorable terms. DEPOSIT Receipts issued and highest current rate of interest allowed Saving Bank Department, posits of $1 and upwards received. Interest com- pounded half -yearly and added to principal June 30th b and December 31st, Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government. DICKSON & CARLING, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager. PIIGE WIRE EEWCE RIO PLOWS FENCING We have just received a carload of Page Wire Fence, 6' to 9 wires high, for 33c. and up per rod. This is recognized to be the best on the market. PLOWS' We handle Perrin Plows and -have just received a carload of walking, rid- ing and gang plows made by this reliable firm., THORNTO& BAER Agent for the Sylvester t.pd Perrin Pow Companies Exeter ' Ontario Hcadgaa lers —FOR— Lumber, Shingles,Lath, Cedar Posts, Sash, Doors, Frames and all Building Materials. Water Tanks— . BEE -HIVES Finished or in Knock down, always on band. Highest price paid for Saw- w logs ofevery description. Custom sawing promptly attended to. Estimates cheerfully given. The Ross Taforgo ., Ltd Y Exeter, Ont. Marriage Licenses disk , Issued at the ADVOCATE OFFICE