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VIRTRSDA.Y, SEPT. 6, '06
The Advocate to end of Year 2So
Rot. Rowcliffe and family of Exce
ter spent Sunday with Mt. and Mrs.
•'S. J. Pyin, -Those from here whe are
.spending this week h t Toronto Exhi-
• bition are; Mr. and Mrs. Win. 0 Otis,
.Mr. and Mrs. 3. Andrews, Sr., and J.
Wright and wife. -R, Skinner and
-wife spent a few weeks with friends in
Kepple.-Quite a number attended the
ice cream social at Zion on IVfonday
• eveniog and report a good time -The
, -services on Supday were conducted by
Bev. Ashton of Bothwell, a former
• Junior pastor. Rev. Fair took the
services at Bothwell. •
”DIAMONDS
•For Every Efome
Diamonds for every Canadian home
are not the gems which the wealthy
alone can purehase; they are those in-
valuable gems known as DIAMOND
. DYES which have been for twenty-
five years true money .savers for the
,wonien of Canada.
DIAMOND DYES wherever used,
%eve proved their superiority over all
either package dyes; in richness, tun-
eless and darability of colors.
Certain speculators, jealous of the
popularity of DIAMOND DYES, are
,putting up adulterated and crude dyes
to imitate DIAMOND DYES. These
,scommon and cheaply prepared dyes
produce blotchy end mutiely colors and
vain good materials.
When you have dresses, skirts, blous-
-es, jackets,. capes, stockings and other
.,a,rticles of wearing apparel to recolote
,eise the DIAMOND DYES only, and
von will have results which will fill
-yoar heart with joy. DIAMOND
'DYES make old things look like new.
AIways aek your dealer for the DIA-
-MOND DYES and refuse any other
auake that may be offered to you. The
stommon dyes are sold hy mercha nt s
-simply for the sake of big profits. New
„Diamond Dye Direction Book, .Dia-
- =and Vere Cook Book and Illustreted
' Booklet, entitled “Diamond Dyes
Longjohns' Winter and Summer
Sports" sent FREE to any lady who
sends her address to 'Wells & Richard -
:aril Co., Limited, 200 Mountain Street,
.Mentreal.
K.irkton
Miss Mabel t Gilfillan is spending a
einontle in Toronto yisiting.-Melville
'Hoskin, after a WeeleS stay here, re -
'turned to Exeter. -Mr. Down of Exe-
ter occupied the pulpit in the Metho-
dist ehurch here .on Sunday. -David
returned to his stucliet at the
Stratford Business College. -After a
leasant stayeel e-
turned to Toronto. --Ditri lig the recent
,-atorm lightning strnek tbe residenee
-ofMr. Cornish, tearing off 6cin1e brick,
•,•aome shingles and some, plaster. latink-
it, the fatrilly esc;sped.
Dotape has returned from St.
'Thorries,she being a delegate froni this
--eourt to the High Court.--Sal-
-em and Itirkton baseball teams ptayed
an itteresting game of ball Saturdry
night, resulting in favorof the former
by two rtins.-Cbas. Keen is on the
-aiek
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of eiperienceohink t 440
Experience with Ayer's. Sar-
saparilla; the original Sikista4,
• parilia; -the Sarsaparilla the
doctors endorse for thin blood,
weak nervelS, general debility.
Ats trod elf!! relediet;s tatrAt
GA tot wast it the tm, 'aaccure tn.() .the
'hearts/ toinatkoed, law iotst
• MT,fit, :weft ototoa tik0 3S;(6,11,V6 'doses of Ayt
• nas *him taut% ts4ittrta-pains,
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- va seems! rodeo'
boa 01111 tnt TatAlettros.
° Witietielsea.
Jazo,rj(111.EZmiiesteir, Now York,
spondang :Igor; cbys with his hi-othc-r,
IttAvid, tbis tbidec, LIM with
-4-"'-‘,.,1011100,44444,40f
rotuilic4 hom saturday
ovoiaing„ cift-or oponsliug two weeUs
x:thfatondtsit.6%),:ifortii. Mr. Whcoiev
wau unttltio to work. owing to having
,nc:ratlivcil his hutul on'a borseo hoof
whiDei1 but we are piedocti to
notice that b& E3 ablO t 0 attend to hia
dutiee aratiraa-'s.Miss Maud Orr of Lou-
don spent few dayb this week visiting
lief! !Mena, Miss &Isla Uodbolt.-
Mr, Wm. CEPoX'y has disposed a hie
100.acre farm Jno. 'Fletcher.
The formee has not decided! what he
will do latt if lie can ilnd atlesira,ble
:partner he may in the near futtire en -
ark in the mercantile business`a
`4 11130 of principle and ju,dging front
his success as a. farmer we have no
doubt of his making a enecessful busi-
ness man.---Sehool was closed on La,
bor Day and McDougall and Milton
()lark dreve to St. Marys to take a day
o rest.-Allie Canna attended the To -
rout° Exhibition this week.
ChttidebC ye.
The death took place on September
ardsolaNi4bekeltia5tAnfogbter of Wm.
Brownlee, Con. Biddtilph, at tlnie'
youthful age of 21 years, The faneral
was held on ‘Vednesday, the remains
being interred at St. James Cemetery,
.01ancleboye.-Miss Sadie Neil cf Brant-
ford spent a few days herea-Mrs.
liodgins and Miss Della, Harlton of
London' spent Sunday here. We un-
derstand Mrs. Tiodgins intends leav-
ing shortly for her new home in the W
North est, where she will join- her
husband, who is carrying on a black-
smith shop. ---Mr. Ciriah Ounniaghata
of Strathcona, Alta., son of Mr. Wm.
Oanningbam of this ',Nee, has bought
a hotel in Mannville, 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-
man, who has been visiting her moth-
er, Mrs. Hodgins, and also attending
the wedding of her brother, Ward, re -
Owned botne'Wed nestle y ev'g. -Arthur
011ete of Stoney Point returned home
Friday, after spending the vacation
here. -Ed. Sinwson and T. .Kestle
spent Saturday in London. -J. Snell
of Exeter was in the village Saturday
buying horses.
WVDDING.—Last Wednesday, Aug.
20th, the home of Mr. Ben. • Haskett
was the scene of aevery pretty event,
when his only daughter, Miss Laura,
MIS united in bonds of matrimony to
Mr. Ward Hodgins. At high -noon,
the bride, leaning on the arm of her
father, took her place on the balcony,
which was decorated with flowers and
ferns, when the interesting ceremony
which mide them as one was luso-
'flounced by Rev. Thomas, assisted by
Rev. McQiiillan of Blenheim, former
rector of this plikee. The brae and
groom were unattended. The bride
looked charming in'a beaittiful White
silk attire and wore the customary.
veil, draped With orange blossoms and
carrying a bouquet of bridal roses.
Congratulations over the guests to the
number of aboat seventy-five sat down
to a sumptuoue dinner. Dinner being
over the happy couple, accompanied
by a large number of the guests, drove
to Lumen station, where they took the
train, amid shovers of rite and good
wishes, for a trip to Toronto, Niagara
and other points. The groom's gift to
the bride was a beautiful crescent
brooch. They arrived home Tuesday
and have taken op their abode on the
groom's fine farm,east of here. We
extend aur best wishes for a happy life
r
to M. and Mrs. Hodgins.,
411.
Grand Bend
The Advocate to eud of Year 2$c„
Mrs. Miller of Dashwood spent a few
days with Mrs. L. Re velie last week.--
Niessrs: R. aed Hamilton' were in
Toronto a few days fast week buying
an engine for their boat te,replace the
old one. -Mrs. Delbert Mollard arrived
home Friday after spending the past
two months with her parents at Ayl-
mer. --A bits load from here drove over
to Zurich on Monday afternoon to at-
tend the sports held there. -Mr. .and
Mrs. Standeyen of St. Marys spent a
few days here last week.-Robt. Ham-
Iton, who has been on the sick list, is
able to be out again. --A. Kennedy
eft recently for Blue Point to work.,
--Rev. J. F. and Mrs. Sutcliffe come
plete.c1 the season's cempaigd here OD
SandilY week. Geo. Southcott of Lon -
on did much to enliven, the singing
ind the campers have joined heartily
with t hescharcle-congregation- in ti -
ng the eerviees a sncees's. Service was •
eki ill the Iklethotlist church on Sim-
i y. -A wee' I t tie d a ugh t er arrived at
hanie ef Mr. and Mrs -Reuben Stub-
iins the other day. -Sid Bossenherry
las heen.suffering the past few days
rem blood poisoning. While diming
rotted he ran a sliver in his finer
with the above result. ---Our summer
visitors*are gradually becoming less.
n a week or so the cottages will all be
ropty,--liVedding bells are ringing.--
W-Hawksitaw, wife and danghter,
who have been rusticating here for
,be past two months, left last week
in -their, home in Lonion. The for -
Her is nurch Unproved in health. -
Dr. H. M. Cowen of London is spend.
ug a, few days berefor the benefit of
is 'honitiOlohaving spent. the past
VIweek; weeks an St. joseph's Hospital. -
Brace flossenberry is now comfortably
ettled in his new quarters at Druee.
eld. He is a smart, active young
orsiness man, and will well maintain
be Puolleut reputation that that pop:
Itat, beetelrY Ives So- long enjoyetie
Me. and Mrs. A. 3. Illowes and famil
Ave returned to Mitchell after
nonth's stay. here. -W. 3. Norfolk f
ra tford. Ito was camping bete some
week-, lett who was.obliged to return
h nne.owing to serious illness, tnntseti
4 'way at the Stratford General HOS. I
ritni, on Aug. Min -Mrs. riengongb
f Port Huron, after A pleasant visit 1
lere„ returned to her home Monday.--,
Hattie rolliek, who. has been ,
ptqtaling the summer here, left for her
tome in Exeter, Saturday. -IL Hos-
etiluet crnt few flays in Zoricla
weo Death visited the borne of
r. liaiN0s. Louis naval Saturday ,
.414 fi 'wiltioved frern its-tuidst their -
Pant tlaeglater, WitanifrekV after an
1,Inec)c tWo iveeks from cholera an.
antefn. It Ts alc.o one duty, to retcra
le death of the tit ree.weeeks4d son
f Mr. and Mrs. Henry TeidOttnin of
atnia, died 1..i--. August 9th.
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Tho 45/4Y0,aairta to end of year
Mao.,j16-411.c., 4,1 kta'ic'pp
ei(36; jail 46,11 q4D Itee- -aYisaa-a;
rt;t4Dro.folo.Qoano thanv, rcoigt4cd hor
voita04-4 and hataaday kit for her
°me in. Theciford.- Wm. Simpson and
GOla tMeied 912-orolto thio week.
-A number from hav attended 'thc)
ban gunie at law= On Atu3ac3-4
tween tho Irish Nine C1RDd a pieked
Mom from the Stratford City LiNi.gue.
The forinor, as usual, were vieturionset
Mrs Taloa. Gray ;tad 9tm LowIon
aro here on it visit Mr. Ordy spent
the° holidayshere.----Ansley Neil of
Lonclop lasted hero over tabor Day.-
1'4014,MA intends movinao in a few
days in Moses Sitapson's lataase; recent-
ly vaeatedby James Simpson. George
;Bloomfield, wbo recently retorned
from Fort William owing to illness,
has moved his family here and will oc-
cupy the house vacated by Mr. Clark.
Wm. ()crutch, who has been residing
in ° Marshall Miller's house for Some
titne, has rented the farm of the late
Jjaines Sandere, Orel con., Stephetiond
will move thereon about Oct, 1st. -
John Blooratieldl, formerly manager of
the Mooresville store and latterl;witb
A. Beattie & Co., Thedford, who re-
cently accepted a position as traveller,
man up Vs -latter
an1ceept-
ed a position in Park's store, Llleittl.
MARRIED.—Einiong the man y mart i •
ages that have taken -place 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 Tues-
day, The contracting parties were
Mr. Gordon Bloomfield, our popular
young merchant, and Miss Edith Fras-
er, only daughter of Mr, Wm, Fraser,
The young people eltiove to Lump and
at the parsonage, Rev. Holmes tied the
knot. The bride was neatly and be-
comingly attired in a beautiful navy
blue suit with bat to match and was
unattended.. The young people left
ontheafternoon 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.
Etensall
The Advocate to end of . year 25ie
Wm. Llogarth and wife have return-
ed from a several months' trip to the
eoast. They also visited many princi-
pal American and Canadian cities. -
Lloyd Hudson, who had the misfor-
tune to fall and fracture his arm a few
days ago, is ,getting along as well as
tan be expected. -Mi -s. 1V.F. J. !Hurley
of La Lananeir, Mexico, isa visitor at
the. home of her father, Bernard, Thom-
son. -J. E. Blackall has disposed of his
hotel here to a Mr. Fitzpatrick of Lon-
don. The funnel'. intends going to
Winnipeg where he has an interest in
an hotel. -Mr. McArtlinr and family,
and C. A. and F. C. MeDonell with
their families have returned from their
outilig at- the Bend. -Dr. -Sellery has
rented T. Robertson's dwelling. -Jas.
Sparks has had his house neatly paint-.
ed and 'otherwise itnproved„-}I. Vas-
ey end wife have returned to Buffalo
after a pleasant visit here. -Mrs. F.
G. Yungblat has returned from _her
visit to Blyth and Auburn. -The Hen -
sail Observer staff were holidaying last
week. The editor and his son were
visiting on the Mono Road and else-
where. -.T. W. Ortwein and wife have
returned from Detroitwhere they were.
attending the funeral of a grandson. -
Geo. joynt's and W. Stoneman's new
residences are being rapidly pushed
forward. -Grant Caldwell has return-
ed from the West. -John Eider, near
here, has his cider mill ready for. oper-
atiou.-Miss An Pappleaod nephe
ew are spending a few Gays in Toron-
to. -T. J. -Berry ° has purchased the.
well-known horse, "Southport" from
E. D.- Bell of Londeshoro.-W. Moore
has returned to St. Paul, Minn.,. after
a visit to his home here. -.Mr. Gordon
Matins has returned from his trip' to,
the West. -Mr. Johnston has return-
ed to his home in St. Louis, aftera vis-
it here.-Rebert Dalrymple's many
.friends are sorry to learn that be is
not enjoying the best of . bealth.-G.
N. MoTaggart of hia village has engag-
ed in pa/1nel ship with D. Hay of Kip.
pen in the coabu
l siness and has erect-
ed.& storehouse at Kippen.--A corms-
pondent 'from Seaforth says: "Joseph
Pinkney, who has been employed in
the Bell Engine Works, bas leased W.
J, Miller's blacksmith shop at Ilensall
and on Wednesday' will take p9s-
essioni-illr, Pinktreriaa-'Steurly, in-
dustrious young man, and a first-class
mechanic. We can heartily recom..
mend him to the good people of Heri-•
sail and vicinity. They :are fortunate
in eet-uring such a good citizen and we
bespeak for him a , good share of the
business in his lite in Honsall." We
welcome the young man to our midst
and wish Mtn every- Stict&SS.
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Canc.da's finef,3 ceacl5ers,
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Crisp, irivitin3,'delicious. In
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Fall Term Opens Sept. 4th.
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Those interested in Business College work should
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ELLIOTT & McLA.CHLAN,
• Principals.
Greenway
Miss Mary McGregor, acconspanied
by other friends, of Detroit, Mich., is
visiting her uncle, John McGregor.-
0. M. Wilson and wife of Sarnia are
speeding the holidays with friends in
this vicinity. -P. Gooding, .,, who has
been working in Cobalt, returned home
last week owing to illneSs.-Mrs. R.
English and Fredier left Saturday to
visit her sister in Port fiuron.-Mrs.
McIntoslfand two children, Pearl and
Russell; who have been visiting in this
vicinity for several weeks, returned to
their home .Saturda,y.-Mrs. Thomas
Stewardson,' Who tlftS been visiting her
cousins in Lake Oclesso, Mich., for sev-
eral weeks, returned hoine Tuesday -
Miss Ellen.Kelao of Detroit visited her
sister, Mrs, A. Gooding, • for several
days last week, returning home Tues-
day,- W. J. Wilsoia & Coaare offering
extra values in tnens' shirts and -pants
and boys overalls; Mens'all wool socks
15c. a pair,
• Centralia
Get the Advocate, 2Sc. to end of year
J. A.. McNaughton of London 'spent
Sunday, with.C. H. Diiplan.-Mrs. An-
dersen still continues to improve.-
Mrs. Edwards, who bas been spending
a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs.'
Dupla!), has returned to .Lucan.-On
Thursday the Centralia Crescents jonr-
neyed to Exeter and played. the Exe-
ter Juniors a game of baseball and
were defeated by that team, the score
Ewing 18-5. Exeter winning this game
gave each team one game apiece. In
order to break the tie to decide 'which
• tea m was best • the third game was
piayed at Exeter on Libor Day at
which the Crescents proved themselves
'Winners by defeating the Exeter boys
hY a score of 17-12.-A few notes on the
game: R. Bloomfield pitched a fine
game for our boys; "Dais" handled lst
base in his same old "way; H, Mitchell,
fora youngster, can Certainty stop the
bot orws behind the hat.
For Labor Day game at Exeter see
under "Baseball.'
Many Women have
Kidney Trouble
and don't know it. They at-
• tribute their in -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.
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RICH. SELD910,
(Successor to Joseph Cobbledick)
THE MASTER PECIALISTp OF AnigRICA
We know tthediseases .and weaknesses, of men like an open book.
We have been curing them for 30 years. We have given our lives to
It, and thousands -upon thoursaads of men restored to Vigorous Vitality'
are today living monuments tothe skill, knowledge and success of
Drs. Kennedy & Kergan. We never hold out false hopes, we never
'undertake a ease ve Cannot cure. We have made so thorough a study
of alrthe diseases ,of men -of Varicoeelef Stricture, Blood Poisons,
Hydrocele, Nervous Debility, Paralysis,. Bladder, Urinary and Kidney
Diseases, General Weakness, Loss of Vitality, and have ured so many
thousands of cases that if there is a cure for YOUR. disease you
. will find it here. When we undertake a case there is no such thing
• as failure. Vie charge nothing for consultation and our knowledge,
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How and Why We Can Cure You; eyhy the disease* of en require
the knowledge andlulI of Master Specialists. We do not require to
experiment with your ease as we know from experience in treating
thousands of cases exactly what to prescribe for your symptoms. Don't
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.148 SHELBY STREET,- DETROIT, MIMI%
GREAT ANNUAL WATCH SALE
SEPTEMBER 7 to 15.
GREAT became you earl take advantage of the sale and
. the Western Fair at On same time
GREAT as to the variety of 1,1'00dsbliowti.
GREAT ag to be:o4y and qtantity-
GttEAT beereme the pricen are lowtv than you have yet
known.
'GREAT
as to security, 011 pnrchases being Made under
binding giteteintee,
In 'order tivit y011 11141y know that thio is a gentrive pale We
refer you to the following bargainr.:
n)editura sized gold.filied epen face, warranted
50 %Otis gen tattle alturn /Df_rllient. Our peicei
d ng °ale- . - . ... .... kit1/6.
1 ' medium tiztal Plied hooting watch,
ly vegra yea, warrantea Isaias, with annutiae
n tacks. 'Oor price daring the MI ......
Other priced furniclea cana6 iipptica t!toti by mall.
Jobn $, Barnard,
170 Dundas et., London, ,0
HE 140LSONS BANK
•"• (Incorporated by Act of Parliament 1655)
Head Office -
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Ca,pital Paid.'Up
Reserved •
FORTY-EIGHT 13RA.NOHES IN THE
Montre 1
$31000,000
... $3,000,000
DOMINION ' OF CANADA
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— EXETER BRANCH -
OFFICE HOURS 105. in. to Sp. •SATURDAYS, 10 a. m. to 1 p.
•' A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Farmer $ Sale Notes cashed or collected, Farms supplied on application.
DRAFTS on all points in the Dominion, Great Britain and United
Sgates 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
4 1 PPsitsAt $1 And upwards reethed. Interest (Tim-
Samff Bank Department and Dedinber 81st.
powideda411-yearly and added to principal June 80th
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Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government. .
DICKSON ,;54 CARLING., Solicitors. N. D. RURDON, Manager.
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POO' PLOWS
SPREADERS
We have just received a
number of fine Spreaders
—The Successor—which
does its work in fine style.
This is rewgnized to be
the best on the Market.
PLOWS
We handle Perrin Plows
and have just received a
carload of walking, rid.
ing and gana.plows made
this reliable firm.
Luniber, Shingles,Lath, Cedar
Posts, Sash, Doors, Raines
and all Building Materials.
--Water Tanks--
. 13EE-IIIVES
• Finishedor in Knock dowa,
always on hand. ,
Highest price paid for Saw-
. logs ofevery description.
Custom sawing promptly
- attended to.
Vistim.ates cheerfUlly given.
The Ross Taylor Co. td
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Nicirriage Lice/it-es
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