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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1906-9-6, Page 4resetsessweeseeteeeresetsseersee DIIIFT WASTE Flour, Butter, Eggs and Time key using inferior baking, powders. Uee Cole's Baking Ponder Itis Mitre and always reliable. Once Used, Always in Favor ASIC FOR Cole's .. Baking - Powder The kind that never fails to please. a 0 25 Cents a Pound —AT ----- Cole's, Central Drug Store Exeter, Ontario xeter gA,,buttcatel. Sanders a Creech. Props. THURSDAY, SEPT. 6, '06 "tvYainebelsek Jno. Millet of Rochester, New York, is spending ttesl days his brother, Devtd, of this place anal with his sister, Mrs, Johnston, of 1{nktote-Mr. and Wheeler returned hl'uie cru Satitrdaae eveniu , after .spending two weeks with friends in S.eeforth. M. Wheeler was unable to wrack owing to having scratched his bond on a. horse's hoof while shoeing it, but we ace pleased to . l d to his • notice that he is ableat teed to n ren duties .gain, --Miss Maud Orr of Lon- don spent aafew days this week visiting her friend, Miss Edna. Grodbolt.-- Sit•. Wtn, Creery has disposed of Ills flue 100 -acre faros to Jim. Fletcher. The former has not decided what he will do but if he oau find a desiseble partner he may in the mete future em- bark in the mercantile husiness. He is A Chau of principle and judging from his success as 5. fernier we have no doubt of his making a successful best- ness noon. -School was closed On La- bor Day and D.14IcDougall and Milton (!lark drove to St. Marys to take a day of rest. -Alfie Camel attended the To- routo Exhibition this week. Eli niville Tho Advocate to end of year 25c Robt. Rowcliffe and family of Exe- ter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Pym. -Those from here who are spending this week at Toronto A.xhi- bition are: Mr. and Mrs. Wtn, 0 ultis, .Mr. and Mrs. J. Andrews, Se., and J. Wright and wife. -R. Skinner and -wife spent a few weeks with friends in Xepple.-Quite a number attended the ice cream social at Zinn on Monday evening and report a good time. -The services on Sunday were conducted by Bev. Ashton of Bothwell, a former Junior pastor. Rev. Fair took the services at Bothwell. DIAMONDS For Every Home Diamonds for every Oanadian home are not the gems which the wealthy alone eau purchase; they are those in- valuable gems known as DIAMOND DYES which have been for twenty- five years tree money savers for the :women of Canada. DIAMOND DYES wherever used, "have proved their superiority over all other package dyes in richness, itall- aless and durability of colors. Certain speculators, jealous of the popularity of DIAMOND DYES, are putting up adulterated and crude dyes to imitate DIAMOND DYES. These common and cheaply prepared dyes produce blotchy and mnddycolors and - ruin good materials. When you have dresses,skirts, blous- es, jackets, capes, stockings and other articles of wearing apparel to recolor, use the DIAMOND DYES only, and you will have results which will fill your heart with joy. DIAMOND 'DYES make old things look like new. Always ask your dealer for the DIA- MOND LYES and refuse any other make that may be offered to you. The ,common dyes are sold by merchants simply for the sake of big profits. Nese Diamond Dye Dye Direction Bno1, Dia- • mond Dye Cook Book and Illustrated Booklet, entitled "Diamond Dyes Longjohns' Winter and Summer Sports" sent FREE to any lady who Bends her address to Wells & Riehard- ard Co., Limited, 200 Mountain Street, _.Montreal. Kirkton Miss Mabel I. Gilfillan is spending a •uuonth in Toronto visiting. -Melville Hoskin, after a week's stay here, re turned to Exeter. -Mr. Down of Exe- ter occupied the pulpit in the Metho- dist church here nn Sundays -David seilflllan maimed to his studies at the Stratford Business College. --After a ;pleasant stays Harvey .Leigh has re- turned. to Toronto. •--During the recent :storm lightning Strunk the rcasidPu re ti some bsic•k • a tearing 5 ae YJf Mr. t,lrnr h, , , some. shingles :and some plaster. Lila - il the family escaped rd ii7 r .-:1ss Sarah E. Donpe has returned from St. Thomas,she being a delegate from this ur --.Sal- I.O.F. High Co t. uttn the l.0 o r stn and Kirkton baseball teams played an interesting game of hall Saturdry night, resulting in favor of the former by two runs. -Chas. Reen is on the ;sick list. Claudebt ye, The death took place. on September Sed of Mabel, eldest daughter of Wm. Brownlee, Con. 5, Biddulph, at the youthful age of 21. years. The funeral was held on Wednesday, the remains being interred at St. James Cemetery,. QClandeboye,-Miss Sadie Neil of Brant- ford spent a few days here. -Mrs. Hodgins and Miss Della Raritan of London spent Sunday here. We un- derstand Mrs. Hodgins intends leav- ing shortly fur her new home in the North West, where she will joiu her husband, who is carrying on ,a black- smith shop. -Mr. Uriah Ounningbam of Stratheona, Alta., son of Mr. eVne Canning -ham of tbis place, has bought A hotel in Maunville, Alta., and takes possession Sept. 10. We wish him every success .in his undertaking. - Pringle Morley, after spending several days here, returned to his home in Cleveland. -Mrs. Herb. George of Put - mete who has been visiting her moth- er, Mrs. Hodgins, and also attending the wedding of her brother, Ward, re- tnrnedhomeWeduesday ev'g.-Arthur 011ete of Stoney Point returned home Friday, after spending they vacation here. -Ed. Simpson and T. Kestle spent Saturday in London. -J. Snell of Exeter was in the village Saturday buying horses. You can trust a Medicine, tested 60 years! Sixty years of expericncc, think Of that 1 experience with Ayer's Sar- saparilla l the original •Sarna- parilla the Sarsaparilla the doctors endorse for thin blood, weak nerves, general debility. But ever, this grand old medicine Cannot do. its 'hast work If the Trier is 3Meetly6 and the bovrelo eonseapated. Voir tis *wast voeafbie 1•e• a nits, yea sit Mild take 1a:Cative dose of aa:5 or's Pills while laking the Sarataparilla.. k+leao`maAaaetaoiat$tseexll'r ams room yeiiti A°11ecfjge" We hues no flute ets I We publish the foriutilub arks eut>Jateubthee, Mooresville The Mtvoattto to eitct ort your iso 141iss Leila Beetles, who has been en- gaged as clerk itl; Gordon Bloomfield's sture for sours tithe, tete resigned her position and on Sunday left for her home in Thedferd.-Witt.Simpson and sun attended Town a) F3i1[' this week, --A uumber from here attended the ball glome at Levin oe Monday be- tsweert the Irish Nine Mid a prated team from the Stratford City League. The former, as usual, were victorious. -Mrs Tiros, Gray and son of London are here on a visit Mr. Gray spent the holidays here. --Ansley Neil of London visted here over Labor Day. - Robb. Clark inteuds moving in a fere days in Moses Simpson's house, recent- ly vacated by demes Sitnpson, George Bloomfield, who recently returned from. Fort s%1Tilliatu owing to illness, has proved his family here and will oc- cupy the house vacated by Mr. Clark. Wm, Cornish, who has been residing in Marshall Miller's house for some time, has rented the firm of the late James Sanders, 3rd con„ Stephen, tiud will move thereon about Oct. est. - John Bloomfield, formerly manager of the Mooresville store and latterly with A. Beattie & Oo., Thedford, who re- cently accepted a position as traveller, bas given up his latter job and aoeept- ed a position in Park's store, Liman. Meals -Wm. the many mart l- ages that have taken piece in our vi- cinity few happy participants will have more universally the good wishes of our citizens for their future happiness and prosperity than the young folks who were united in marriage on Toes - day. The contracting parties were Mr. Gordon Bloomfield, oor popular young merchant, and Miss Edith Fras- er, only daughter of Mr. Wm. Fraser. The young people drove to Lucen and at the .parsonage Rev.Holnies tied the knot. The bride was neatly end be- comingly attired in a beautiful. navy blue suit with bat to match and was unattended, The young people left ore the afternoon train for a trip to Niagara Falls and Toronto. They arrived home this week and are now settled down to the sterner realities of life at the rear of the store, where the bride is at home to her many friends. Your correspondent joins with the host of well wishers, and may their future be filled with sunshine. WEDDING.—Ln et Wednesday, Aug. 29th, the home of Mr. Ben. Uaskett was the scene of a very pretty event, when his only daughter, Miss Laura, was united in bonds of matrimony to Mr. Ward Hodgins. At high -noon, the bride, Ieaning on the arta of her father, took her place on the balcony, which was decorated with flowers and ferns, when the interesting ceremony which made them as one was pro- nounce(' by Rev. Thomas, assisted by Rev. McQuillan of Blenheim, former rector of this place. The bride and groom were unattended. The bride looked. charming in a beautiful white silk attire and wore the customary veil, draped with orange blossotns and carrying a btnquet of bridal roses. 'Congratulations over the guests to the number of aboutseventy-five sat down to a sumptuous dinner. Dinner being over tbe happy couple, accompanied by a large number of the guests, drove to Liman station, where they took the train, amid showers of rice and good wishes, for atrip to Toronto, Niagara and other points. The groom's gift to the bride was a beautiful crescent brooch. They arrived home Tuesday and base taken up their abode on the groom': fine farm, east of here. We extend •.err best wishes for a happy life to Mr. and Mrs. Hodgins. Grand Bend The Advocate to end of Year 25c. Mrs. Miller of Dashwood spent a few days with Mrs. L. Raveilelast week. Messrs. R. at,d Ii. Hamilton were in Toronto a few days last week buying an engine for their boat to replace the old one. -Mrs. Delbert Mollard arrived home Friday after spending the past two months with her parents at Ayl- mer. --A. bus toad from here drove over to Zuricb on Monday afternoon to at- tend tbe sports held .there. -.Mr. and Mrs. Standeyen of St. Marys speut a few days here last week.-Bobt. Ham- ilton, who has been on the sick list, is able to be ,out again.- -A. Kennedy left recently for Blue Point to work, -Rev. 3. F. and Mrs. Sutcliffe com- pleted the season's campaign here on Sunday week. Geo. Son•thcott of Lon- don did much to enliven the singing and the campers have joined heartily with the church congregation in mak- ing the services a success. Service was held in the Methodist church on S un da .- wee lit tled , daughter arrived at the hone of Matted \i s.ReubenS t- hins the otler day. -Sid 3os5cnbetrS has been suffering the pest few days from blood poisoning. 'While choting around he ran a sliver in his finger with the above result, -Our summer visitors are gradually becoming less.. In a week or so the cottages will all be empty. --`'bedding bells are ranging. -- T. W. H'awkshaw, wife and de:ighter, who have been rusticating here for the pest two months, left last .week for their home in Lonion. The for. • leer is much improved in health. - Dr. H. M. Cowen of London is spend- ing a pend-inga few days here for the benefit of his health, he having spent the past two weeks in St. Joseph's HospitaL- Bruce Bossenberry is now comfortably settled it his new quarters at Bruce- field. He is a smart, active young business man, and Will well maintain the excellent reputation that that pop- niar hostelry has so dung enjoyed.-- Mrs. landit Ir.. .:i.nowesferrety Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Blowes have returned :to Mitchell after a, mon flee stay here. -W. J. Norfolk of Step teard.who was CAM ping here some weeks, hat who was obliged to return h•sine owing to serious illness, passed way at, the Stratford General Bos- pitaal, on Ang. 8th: -Mrs. Bengongh of Punt Reedit, after a pleasant visit her„ returned to her home Mondae.-- Miss Hattie Follick, svho has been spending the summer here, left tor her home in Easter, Seturdajr.--1 . I3os- senberry spent a, few days in Zurich last wt•e le -Death eaath visited the home of Lir. and Mrs. Louis Ravell Saturriay :•st and .removed from its midst, their inrant dangh ter, Winnifred, After an illness of two weeks frown cholera in - Nieto tn.It is also oar duty to record the death of the three-veeeke-old son of Me. and Mrs. Henry Teidear an of Sarnia, ivb.:l died here on A.ugrast2fth. Henson The Advocate to end of year 25c Wm. Hogarth and wife have return- ed from a several months' trip to the coast. They also visited many princi- Lal American and Canadian cities.- loyd Hudson, who bad the misfor- tune to fall and fracture his arm a few days ago, is getting along as well as can be expected. -Mrs. M. J. Hurley of La Lananea, Mexico, isa visitor at the bome of her father,Bernard Thom- son. -7. E. 1'ilacicall bas disposed of his hotel here to a Mr. Fitzpatrick of Lon- don. The former intends going to Winnipeg where be has an interest in an hotel. -Mr. McArthur and family, and 0. A. and F. C. McDonell with their families have returned from their outing at the Bend. -Dr. Sellery has rented T. Robertson's dwelling. -Jas. Sparks has had his housenea:tly paint- ed and otherwise improved: -H. Vas- ey and wife have returned to Stiffen after a pleasant visit here. -Mrs. F. G. . unghlnt has returned from her- visit. ervisit to Blyth and Auburn. -The Hen- sel), Observer staff were holidaying last week. The editor and his son were visiting; on tbe Mono Road and else- where. -J. W. Ortwein and wife have returned from Detroit -where they were attending the funeral of a grandson. - Geo. Joynt's and W. Stoneman's new residences are being rapidly pushed forward. -Grant Caldwell bas return- ed from the West. -John Elder, near here, has bis cider trill ready for oper- ation. -Miss Annie Pappleand neph- ew are spending a few days in Toron- to. -T. J. :Berry bas purchased the well-known horse, "Southport" from E. D. Bell of Lundesboro.-W. Moore has returned to St. Paul, Minn., after a visit to his home bene. -Mr. Gordon Manns has returned from his trip to the West. -Mr. Johnston bas return- ed to his home in St. Louis, nfteru vis- it here.-Rebert Dalrymple's many, friends are sorry to learn that he is not enjoying the best of health. -G. N. McTaggart of this village has engag- ed in partnership with D. Hay of Kip - pen in the coal business and has erect- ed a storehouse at Flippen, -A. corres- pondent from Sesaforth says: "Joseph Pinkney, who has been employed in the Beli Engine Works, has leased W. J. Miller's blacksmith sbop at, Hensali and on Wednesday will take pos- session. Mr. Pinkney is a, steady, in- dustrions young amara, and a first-class mechanic. We ciao heartily recom- mend hini tbe +„ i people e cf Hen- eat! and vicinity. They are fortunate in securing such a good citizen and we bespeak fur hire a, good sbare of the business in his line in Hensel” We welcome the young man to our midst and wishhimevery success. Subscribe for The ADVOCATE—only 25c. to end of 1900. lets ;s . ust the thing" For a "bite a bed•time,a' what could be better than a glass of' milk and Moonees Perfection Cream Sodas Canada's , finest crackers, from Canada's finest bakery, Crisp, invitinh,. delicious, In the air -tight boxes, that keep them In faultless condition. Your grocer e,e _ has ••r a' • •. them. Greenway Miss Mary McGregor, accompanied by other friends, of Detroit, Mich., is visiting her uncle, John McGregor. - 0. M. Wilson and wife of Sarnia are I spent -Rug the holidays with friends in' this vicinity. -P. Gooding, who has been working in Cobalt, returned borne last week owing to illness. -Mrs. R. English and Fredie left Saturday to visit her sister in Port Huron. -Mrs. McIntosh and two children, Pearl and Russell, who have been visiting in this vicinity for several weeks, returned to their home Saturday; -Mrs. Thomas Stewardson, who has been visiting her cousins in Lake Odesso, Mich., for sev- eraI weeks, returned home Tuesday. -- Miss Ellen Keho of Detroit visited her sister, Mrs. A. Gooding, for several days last week, returning home Tues day. -W. J. Wilson' &'Oo. are offering extra values in teens' shirts and pants and boys overalls; Meus'all wool socks 15e. a pair. Centralia Get the Advocate, 25c. to end of year J. A. McNaughton of London spent Sunday with C. H. Duplin. -Mrs. An- derson still continues to improve. - Mrs. Edwards, who has been, spending a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Deplete has returned to Lucan.-On Thursday the Centralia Crescents jour- neyed to Exeter and played the Exe- ter Juniors a game of baseball and were defeated by that team, the score horng 1S-5, Exeter winning C iS game e gave each team one game a apiece. In order to break the tie to decide whicb team was hest the third game was played at Exeter on Labor Day at which, the Crescents proved themselves wieners by defeating the Exeter boys by a score of 17-12.-A. few notes on the game: R. Bloomfield pitched a fine genie for our boys; "Dais" handled 1st base in his same old way; H, Mitchell, for a youngster, can certainty stop the hot ones behind the bat. For Labor Day aanie at Exeter see under "Baseball." Many Women' have Kidney Trwyible and don't know it They at- tribute their ill -health to weak- ness." Dragging pains in the hips, backache, nervousness, tiredness, headaches -are more often caused by sick kidneys. If your kidneys are not well, the other delicate organs are disturbed and inflamed, bringing on the horrors of female weak- ness and the serious troubles often attending pregnancy. THE GENTLE KIDNEY EY Pi LL cares these cases of "Female because Weakness" ca. se they curs the Kidaaeys, They, promptly restore theKidneys to health, allay inflammation, take away* the pains, and make the deli- cate organs well and strong. is or direct an t druggists, 'receipt of price, roe. THE CLAfLIN CHEMICAL CO. 'LIMITED WINDSOR. OAT. BARNARD'S GREAT ANNUAL WATCH SALE SEPTEMBER 7 to 15. ' GGREAThecas,se you can take adSantaga., of the sale and the Western Fair at the same time. GREAT as to the variety of goods shown. GREAT as to beaney and duality GREAT becaanse the prices ave leaver than you have yet knows. GREAT AS lo security, all purchases being made under binding guarantee. hi order that von net.y know that this is e gemene sale we rater yc,u to the following bargaies: Mena' ilredituu sized gold -fillet! x:rt'e, ,puri feee, warranted 20 ytatr•s, with genuine Waltham 100' e aterrt. Our price dtlrte the sale. g `'Id filled twitting watch, Ladies' medium 14 keret, g (, , hstndsolile1y 03,e:raved. warranted 25 ,rear s, with g30uli,e Waltham works, Our price during the sale..........;ii8.00, Other prices furnished upon Application by mail, John S. Barnard, 170 Dundas st., London, Ont. • Porter Undoubtedly the best wowed on the continesat, Proved to be so by analysis of four chemists, and by awards of the world's great Exhi- bitions, especially CuicAGO 3893, whereit received ninety-six points out of a possible hundred, much higher than any other Porter in the United States or Canada. Fall Term Opens Sept, 4th, CENTRAL /11C, -be . STRATFORD, ONT. Those interested in Business Collen•e work should write for our large catalogue. This is the largest and best Commercial and Shorthand School in Western Ontario. We give a iaractical'trainingand oasis Cour graduates to responsible positons. Many of thelead- ing business colleges employ our graduates as teach- ens.. Write DOW fora free catalogue. ELLIOTT & McLAOHLAN, • Principals. WAREHOUSES - AT- Exeter, Centralia & Clandeboye Highest Price paid for Grain ILION RICH. SELDON (Successor to Joseph Oobbledick) 1 1c8'}' i\ a ;1a ESTABLISHED as YEARS. THE ra ASTER CIPmCllAL ESTS OF AFAE ]CA We know the diseases and weaknesses of men like an open book. We have boon caring them for 20 years. We have given our lives to it, and thousands upon thousands of men restored to Vigorous Vitality are today living monuments to the skill, knowledge and success of Drs. Kennedy & Kergan. We never hold out false hopes, we never undertake a case we cannot cure. We have made so thorough a study of all the diseases of men -of Varicocele, Stricture, Blood Poisons, Hydrocele, Nervous Debility, Paralysis, Bladder, Urinary and Kidney Diseases, General Weakness, Loss of Vitality, and have cured so many thousands of cases that if there is a cure for YOUR disease you will find it here. When ere undertake a case there is no such thing as failure. We charge nothing for consultation and our knowledge, skill and experience are at your service. We will explain to you How and Why We Can Cure You; why the diseases of men require the knowledge and skill of Master Specialists. We do not require to experiment with your case as we know from experience in treating thousands of cases exactly what to prescribe for your symptoms. Don't be discouraged if you have treated without success with Quacks, Fakirs, Electric Belts, Free Trials, etc. You must get cured -and Doctors alone can cure you. Our New Method System of treatment has stood the test for 25 years -why should it fail in your ease. Should your case prove incurable you need not pay us a dollar. We refer you to any Bank in this city as to our financial standing. If you cannot call write for a Question Blank for Home Treatment. Consultation Free. Booklets sent Free. DRsKENNDY& KERGAN (48 SHELBY STREET, DETROIT, MICH. THE MOLSONS BANK (Incorporated Acta Parliament uss) Head Office, - Montreal Capital 4p $3,000,OJO ,esarved Eund • • • • • . • • • •X8,000,00@ (Incorporated by of Parliament 1555) - Montreal Capital Paid Up $3,000,000 E,aeserved 'u.d...... • ....... $3,000,000 FORTY-EIGHT BRANCHES IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA EXETER BRANCH OFFICE IIOURS 10 a. M. to 3 p, m. SATURDAYS, 10 a. m. to i p. m, A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. Farmer s Sale Notes cashed or collected, Forms supplied on application. DRAFTS on all paints in the Dominion, Great Britain and United States bnunbt and sold at lowest rates of Exchange. ADVANCES made to Farmers, Stock Dealers and Business Men at lowest razes and on most favorable terms. uDj DEPOSIT Receipts Receipts{issued and highest current rate of interest allowed Sail g Bank Department, pounsitsded oh $1 only und ands received. principal co b r 'li ounded ]calf• earl •and added to rhici sl Juae 30th ?y and December 31st. Agents at Exeter fon the Dominion Government. DICKSON & CARLI G, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager. -..c:.:ti- .'_1'.''.s.K s«' -L•. atldfc.T. `I_ ^3i^a•. 2 ,.•^`.liS.tQ•n ,,n •n =a :. u -saes sae , mss, 11011901.00.010,00YARVOI $•••••110, SPREHDER ago PLOVIS SPREADERS We have just received a number of fine Spreaders -=The Successor— which does its work in fine style. This is recognized to be the. best on the market, PLOWS We handle Perrin Plows anti have just received a carload of walking, rid- ing and gang plows made by this reliable firm. 111101iliTON BAKER Agent far the Sylvester and Perrin Plow Companies Exeter Ontario iea uarlEls --•FOR— Lumber, Shinn les,Lath, Cedar Posts, Sash, Doors, Frames and all Building Materials. ----Water TaTn ks BEE -HIVES Finished or in Knock down, always on hand. Highest price paid for Saw- - logs of every description. Custom sawing promptly attended to. Estimates cheerfully given. b The :.o o Co. Ltd Ross Taylor o Exeter, Ont. a,rriage L1oenses L / ssuod h atathe ADVOCATE OPTICS 1