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Exeter Advocate, 1906-4-26, Page 4e.• WATCH BABY'S DIOESTION If there anysigns ,ts that the present food does not ae•ree, try another, We have, all the good kinds and we are careful to keep them fresh, AND FOR Collo, Cramps, Teething Troubles, Peevishness and Sleeplessness, use Cones 'CarminativeSyrup. Perfectly harmless as it con- tains no opiate or narcotic. It will also prevent that ex- ceedingly troublesome affec- tion of the Inembrane of the" month arising from acidity of the stomach known as White Mouth. Prepared and For Sale —AT— COLE'S DRUG STORE Exeter,. Ontario Where every baby necessity is kept in stock. SUPREMA is the baby's toilet powder. feze .er Lbvorate, Sanders & Creech, Props. 'THURSDAY. APR. 26, '06. NOTES AND COMMENTS Hugh Clark M. P. P. of Kincardine. ":leas been promoted from Major to .Colonel, and will have command of the Bruce Regiment. * • Tbe$500 marked cheque and S1,5G0 in cash which the Gamey commis- sioners havebeen holding will he de- yoted to charitable purposes. The Pre- mier introduced a . bill to that effect last week. * * The.House of Commons last week by unanimous resolution adopted an ad- dress to the King's most gracious. Ma- jesty inviting the Bing and Queen to -resit Canada at their convenience. * * "Comparatively easy to find scholars Tess'easytofind rnenofsterling cbaracter sn this or any other walk oflife, most :difficult to find that combination of strong character and scholarship, with ;patience, tact and gentleness, which 'make up the ideal teacher," was one of foe reasons assigned by Miss Agnes AL1. Purves -at the recent Ontario Edo- national Association meeting why so :.few men are in the teaching profession. flier paper was read in the public •school department. Boys should be 'taught love of country, loyalty to the tlrowo, indulgence in manly sports, self-reliance, the loathing of vulgarity of manners, of tale -ham•, and girls need "mens sans in corpore sano" as `well as the boys. School hoards should :and men who can teach thus, and re- rnnunerate highly. (a'reenway • • Robert Hayter and Wm. Baker each 'passed through here with a steel wind- mill for their farm. -Mrs. R. Harvey -aand daughter called on friends here last week. -Andrew Pollock bought 25 acres of land from A. M. Wilson, •being part of lot 39 S.B., Stepben.- Mrs, Ross and daughter of Holmes- 'rille visited his sister, Mrs. W. J. .Brown last week and remained over '=Suuday.-James I. McPherson has im- proved his residence by buying annth- ear half acre of land from W. J. Wilson. Rufus McPherson of Corbett has been :engaged as clerk by W. J. Wilson & • Elimville Magnar9D,-A quiet -marriage took place at the Methodist parsonage on Wednesday of last week. when Rev. H. J. Fair performed the nuptial ties that made Mr. Henry Delbridge, and Miss Helen Spicer, daughter of the late Byron Spicer, man and wife. Your correspondent joins their many friends in extending congratulations. Then your blood must be in a very bad condition. You certainly know what to takes, then take it- Ayer's . Sorsa. parilla. If you doubt, then. consult your doctor. 'We know what he will say about this grand pfd. . family medicine. This, is the first 'question yourector would ask: Aro your bovrels regular?' He knows that dally action: of the bowels is absolutely essential to recovery. Keep your liver active. Awl your bowels regular by taking laxative doses of Ayer's rills. Made t, .y, O. Ayer Ca., Lowest, Mass Aloe atdriureott n.rs or 411/ PIAIR Vint& OM Aorta cco.. w CIIPERY PECTORAL We have no sooreti t we ,publish the formula* or all our medtolnes, Crediton House cleaning bite is at bend. Everywhere the pour patient hnblty. carr be seen beatilrg the carpet, clean- Mg stovepipes and noting. the general chore boy; Cheer up old man, it will Only last a few days.--Oonrad Kuhn has purchased re rubbers tired buggy from t Wilt. H. Wenzel. "August prom- ises to give the girls• t good time this al -Muller. --Marshall Bloorutield of Oen- tralia has been engaged as hostler at the Central Hotel, ---Miss Pearl An- drews left last week cu an extended visit to Manitoba, -Percy Humble of Sarnia was in the village for a few - days this week visiting friends, -Mrs, King,Sta, is dally improving; as is also Mrs, Albert Icing. -Young Bros. are remodelling their warehouse and will convert it into a workshop. -Our bar- ber' has papered trod painted his ton- sorial parlors and has made a decided improvement, -Sant. Kuhn is learning the painting with Autos & Harris.- Tobias Wrote is having his house re- painted. Bert Clark is doing the work and is making a splendid job -of it.- 1lrs, Richard Johnston, who bus bee a pleasant visitor at .the home of he sister, Airs. Thomas Trevet.hick, ha returned to London, -Sucher tislliu has been the sport the past week. Many of our boys were oat during the night but did not meet with much suc- cess. -Misses Mary and Agnes McDon- ald of Mt. Carmel spent a few days in the burgh during the week. -Me. and Mrs. John Sweitzer, Mr. and ;Mrs. S. Brown, Dr. and Mrs. Heist spent Sun- day in Zurich. -Joseph Foster of Zur;, ich has been awarded the contract to construct the concrete sidewalks hi our village. Work will commence in the near future. -The masons have commence.' at the cement fonudation of our new school honse, and from now on things will be on the move. -Miss Inex Andrews, who spent the Easter vacation here, has resumed her studies at the Parkhill High School. -Fred Wein who was taken to the House of Refuge at Clinton about two months ago. has again appeared in our midst. -School reopened on Monday after the Easter holidays. The lady teach- ers, Misses Farrow and 0. M. Turner, enjoyed the vacation at their homes in Goderich.-John Geiser returned home last week after a brief visit in the. Co- balt mining district. --Miss Lizzie Ratz of Parkhill visited at the home of her sister, Mrs. Chas. Zwicker, last week. -After a severalmonths' stay at his home here, Will Brown left a few days ago for Sebewaing to resume his for- mer position as tinsmith. -Dr. and Mrs. Heist left for Hamilton on Mon- day_where they willreside in future. We are sorry to lose them as they had many friends here, . We wish them every success and happiness in their new place of residence. -Henry Eilber„ M.P.P., had a long distance Bell tele- phone placed in bis office on Tuesday: -Gottlob Brown occupied the pulpit in the Evangelical, church Sunday morning in the absence of Rev. Darns who was attending' Conference at. Bis-. mark. There was no service in the evening. -Rev. E. H, Bean of Camp- den bas been selected by the Canada Conference to be the . pastor of the Evangelical church in this village. The next session of the Conference will be held here. Rev. Damm will preach his farewell sermons next Sun- day. -Fred Hoist has bought a new boiler and engine for the tile manu- facturing plant, from E. Leonard & Sons, Co., Limited, London, and has had men placing the same in their proper positions this week. -Some of. our citizens have done some of their spring gardening. n r' g 24Ta MAY CELEBRATION:—The Com- inittee of arrangements for our Vic- toria Daa celebration has had several meetings and from all reports we will have an excellent program of sports. There will be two baseball matches be- tween our boys and the London team (Blue Labels) and the Parkhill High School boys. A football game with Hensel] will he played also. The com- mittee are also rocking arrangements to have , a . Trade's Procession in the forenoon. In the evening a grand.con- cert will beiv n i i e outBllswill ben a few days and will give more particu- lars. Now, good citizens, help to make this celebration a success. Get a sup- ply of bunting and streamers and make our burg look gay. Act the good pat- riot and citizen and get busy. Crediton East Our sports are getting ready for Vic- toria Day. -Our horsernen, Garfield and Eli Lawson and Garnet Bissett are speeding their horses from morning until night. They have made some sensational runs and the time is away down, that is if their reports are cor- rect. -Miss Ida Rau is visiting friends in Exeter this week. -Fred Kerr is sporting a new rubber -tired rig these days. -Thos. Heddeh has moved into the dwelling on . Fred Hoist's brick yard and will look after the business this season for the proprietor. -Henry Swoitzer is building a fence along the mill property. -Our brick and tile manufacturers are getting things in she pe for the coming season. -Edward Sweitzer has moved on the farm he re- cently bought from Peter Kilpatrick. -Fishing has been the rage the past week. Our vetern fishers, Bernhoft and Holtzman have caught some fine specimens, but the majority, haven't h id much luck. -Jos. I3aist has moved onto the property he recently bought from August Sweitzer and Geo. Man- tie.--Jno. Edwards moved into the residence lately occupied by Thomas HNdden.-There is some talk of having a telephone at this end of the town. It would certainly fill a long felt want and o. 'slid often save a long walk up toe 1.1. IMPROVEMENTS.—Ma. Wm. T. Eng - lend, (Inv popular merchant end post - Piaster, has just finished the addition to lair store. The size of the building is now 10x40 and will he found more eon a•a•nient to display his stock of goods. In 1898 he purchased the husi- na'vsflow WesleyMitchell. In 1000 he wits nl,liged to place an addition to 1 he handing and the steady increase of business made it necessary to en- large it again this year. "Billy" is chuck full of energy ,and is a wide at tike business man. His motto, 'titanalaand expects every man to do his duty" vahirh he hats had printed on his let tee heads, is quite appropriate. He nate CHrries a general litre of drygoods, groeetdeii, confectionery, boots and shoes rand hardware, hearties a variety of II her '10.1010S too numerous to men. tiers. By his,:genial planner he has es- tablished an excellent business and he believes in giving hie oustotners good value for their money. He further believesin the old Adage, "T1s not so much how muoh you pay. 'tis whet You get for what you pity." His many friends wish hiul continued success its the mercantile business. Grand Bend Nem Baratta -It has been said that he who causes a singe blade of grass to grow where none grew before is a public benefactor, consequently it may be said that he, through whose energy and enterprise the village's architec- ture is graced by a pleasing structure, where before existed an inferior build- ing.is deserving the same measure of peruse.. Grand Bend, with all its nat- ural beauty, has grown into a sumtner resort of unusual popularity and fume for its tnagnifiueut surroundings, .and to meet the demands of the thousands of .visitors who gather` here during the summer months several fine buildings for their accommodation have been erected. The latest of these is the mlig- nificent hotel struoture being built by Mr. Henry Bosseuberry ou the site of the old property. Take'a walk down. the road leading to the lake shore and an the left side you will notice a neat, imposing three-story building, the wain walls of which are composed of excellently designed blocks of cement. This is the new hotel. It has trim windows with suitable ledges, a well designed entrance and the general ap- pearance is to be admired. The build- ing is about 40 feet square and con- tains in all about thirty rooms. Be- sides the bar, which is to be equipped in the most approved style, there is a capacious dining room and parlor, kitchen and over twenty neat bed- rooms. The house throughout will be lit with acetylene gas. The Writer was pleased to, take a look through the various apartments which is now in course of completion. Every room in the building is to be finished in mod- ern style and the furnishings are to be in keeping with the outward appear- ance of the building and the splendid appointed rooms within; all, of which go to show that the genial landlord is determined to do all in his power that can be done to make the guests com- fortable. Grand Bend can now boast of three magnificent houses of accom- modation, besides the one mentioned there is that of Mr. \Vm.Fritz and Mr. Win. Leavitt, both of -which afford Nage ge and excellent accommodation for the public. Dashwood Mrs. Jos. Snell of Exeter is at pres- ent attending her rnother, Mrs. Louis Simon, of this,plaee, who is confined to her bed owing to the infirmities of old age. We hope soon to hear of Mrs. Simon being able to get around again.` -Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Paulin and. family visited at the home of Mr. Ren- nie of Zurich on Sunday last, -The proceedings of the, Evangelical Con- ference just closed thus far received is to the effect that next year the Con- fernce , will he held in Crediton, that Rev. L. H. Wagner is presicliKk' elder for this district and that the Rev. L. K. Eidt has been appointedpastor over the Dashwood congregation for the coming year. -Mrs. John Willert is very i11 at her hotiie suffering from some internal trouble. Her friends are very anxious for her recovery.-- School ecovery.-School started again on Monday and it is truly a great relief to get the little ones of to their work again. -Garden- ing has commenced in full earnest this week and 'the farmers are very busy putting in their crop so that business on the whole is rather quiet those days, -Miss Allen of Crorrarty is at present visiting her aunt, Mrs, Dr. Rutledge. -Jos. Eidt shipped t carload of flour to Seaforth ou Tuesday. -Mr. Oliver Gra.ybiel of the Sovereign Bank, Exeter, spent Sunday at h'is' home here. -Chas. Steinhagen left on Tues- day of last week for Thedford, to take charge of Mr. Jenning's horse. -David Pfaff left Mond Ly to look after Messrs. Fritz & Lamont's horse at Zurich.- Mr, and Mrs. J. K. Goetz spent Sun- day in Hensall at the home of .Henry Cook.-Jno. Voelker was in Zurich on Saturday last. Zion Seeding is now the order of the day. Some of our farmers will soon he. through. The weather the last week was all that could he desired. -John T. Parkinson (assistant principle of St. George's School, London), spent the Easter vacation at his home here. We -congratulate John for the honor- able position he has obtained. -Miss Ida Batten of London is visiting un- der the parental roof. -Mrs. Robert Taylor spent Easter with her sister in London. -Rev. H. J. Fair delivered an excellent sermon in this church Sun- day morning last. The subject being "She hath done what she could.". Sa- crament of the Lord's Supper will be administered in the church Sunday. morning next. -The snow storm on Sunday last made one think of winter again. -C. Godbolt and D. Miller of Sunshine were visitors at our Sunday school last Sunday. The attendance was small, on account of the wet day. Shlpka Soreheads and stiff necks seem to be the order of the day.-Fru.mers are busy seeding. ---Mrs. Harry Wing and family have returned from Hamburg after spending the Easter holidays with friends and relatives. -Master John Mcisaac is up again after spend- ing a few days a ith La Grippe. --Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baxter spent Sunday with friends in Denfield. -Messrs. Gower are very busy ditching. -Miss E. Weston has returned after spend- ing a few days with her parents in St. Marys.-Mr.Peter McPhee left for De- troit last Wednesday. -Sara. Sweitzer had the misfortune of losing his "Dia- rnout Harris." --Names Hannan, - Sr., sold one of his fine driving mares' lest Tuesday to Mr. Kalhfleisch, St.Jose yh. -Miss Lizzie Mason left lest week l to Make her home in Crediton. Clinton; On April laith.Tohn(Oaopett., who has hien employed with R. Dowus, . experienced a stroke of paralysis, caused by a clot of blood on the brain, his left'side being affected, At last ac• counts he was a, little easier, and hopes are entertained for his recovery, Zurich. 'Mins Lizzie Trennnner of Detroit is visiting at het home .here, --.Miss Mel- ville Kehler is spending a few weeks with her sister, Mrs. D. E. Studer, Tavistock. -Ed. Zimmer has taken a position at the Oonlwerieal Hotel as hostler. -Dr. N.B..Buchanan of )3etlin spent Easter with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. G.. Buchanan.-Mii•s.(Rev.)Greiger of Elmwood visited last week at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs, S. Ronnie. -Miss Ethel and Master Eric Elliot of Merlin are making an extend- ed visit with their ancle, Robt. A. El - B(4,130)3,106 Line,Stinley.--Rev. W. j. Yager attended the annual conference of the Evangelic church held et His - mark last week. --Messrs, Frank Den - monis, Regis Masse and L. Jeffery of St.Joseph have gone to Buffalo, where they will join the crew of the'sebooner "Neptnn€." as soon as navigation opens. -Geo, Trott, the photographer, has left for a trip throngh the Northwest rand expects to be absent for about a month, -The cannon of Hay have ex changed the old road grader for a new one made by the Guocl Roads Machinery Co.,Hamilton.-G, Holtzman received. word recently of the death of the nineteen months' old daughter of Me. and Mrs, Dennis, Galt. The little one had been ill for about three weeks from a complication of diseases, The r•ee matins were brought here, interment taking place in the J3rorison Lineeelme- tery.-Miss McDonald, a former teach- er at the Bronson Line school, visited friends in this vicinity last week. - Some large catches of suckers have been made by a number of local fisher - wen. The largest catch made thus far, that we have heard about, was made on Monday by M. Meidinger and two or three others, who captured fifty-six of the fish. -Geo. Thiel, son of And- rew Thiel,was on Tuesday of last weep committed 1'or trial at Goderich on at charge of horse stealing. The case •Erose out ofa horse deal he made with Chas. Welker, liveryman. The condi- tions of the deal were the t each should have the privilege of trading back the horses after ra week's trial. Welker wished to do so, but Thiel refused, hence Welker laid information against the defendant. The preliminary hearing was heard by Crown Attorney Seager of Goderich and Ohas. Greb, J. P. of Zurich. Thiel gave bail in the sum of $400. Rest and Comfort For the Kidneys. 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