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Exeter Advocate, 1906-11-29, Page 4flotare's rame..e.amo-ma. ,Axidoroit gthg friends in 4t. Marys, -Mr. Wesley Hodge id engaged with M. iViabaffy on Miss Maggie Auderson is visiting the eighth line for the winter months. -The Anderson Methodist cbureh is holding their ataniversary on Dec.9,1i, Mr. Lagier from TJnited States will COLE'S 'DRUG STORE Brooks of s the guesohe Granton it f r he will give a lectura-aViss Nettie preecb, Oa the Monday eveuing uncle, Mr Ribey.-air. P. Hewitt spent SUnday at Sunshine. . Can now' be obtained at We have secured the agency and, the people of Exeter and vicinity are now able to buy these first- class remedies without having to send away for thero, NATURE'S REMEDIES comprising a full line of household medicinal necessities. Manufaetured by the A. H. Lewis Medicine Co., St. Louis, U. S. A. Ask For Samples —AT -- Cole's, Central Drug Store Exeter, Ontario Obeeter gl.brocate, TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. One Dollar per annum if paid in advance, $1.50 If not so pald. Sanders ;a Creech, Props. THEISDAY, NOV. 29, '06 NOTE AND COMM.& TS How often a mares friends (?) cause him to fall. For instance, Chas. S. Hyman. * For warm politics aud much mud slinging read the London Free Press and _Advertiser until a successor to 0. S. Hyman is elected. * The contest for the reeve's chair in Stephen promises to be between the two old time opponents, Samuel Sweit- zer and Henery Willert. te "Guard well your Sabbath as the bulwark of all our liberties." -Rev. Going in his sermons on "The Toiler and the Sabbath" Sunday evening. Legion is the name of those mention- ed for the reeveship in Exeter, while for councillors few names have been mentioned. Some of the present councillors say they will not be in the field. * * Next year the reeves of the Municip- alities will be the county councillors. County councillor, Robert Gardiner is spoken of as a in candidate for the reeveship Usborne; while the present reeve, Jos. Hawkins, will. Un- doubtedly run again. * * Next Tuesday the Huron County Council meets for the last session under the old county council act. Ex- eter has the distinetion of having the last Warden, H. Speakman; and one of tbe hest the county ever had. * * It is said that, owing to the town ,of St. Marys, defeating the by-law to loan $40,000- to the North Midland Railway Company, the line may be continued north from Lucan to Exeter, Clinton, Wiiigham, etc., rather than east to St. Marys, * * The new county council act which goes into effect next year will give Stephen township two members,the reeve and a deputy, that townsbip havidg over one thousand votes on the Usborne and Exeter will have but one each and most of the other municipalities one only. * * Under tbe direction of the Minister of Inland Review a booklet, contain- ing much inforrnation concerning the advantages of the metric system of measrmernents, is being distributed. It is strange that the English speaking nations are the last to seriously consi- der the advisability of changing the system of measurement of their coun- tries to the -metric systeni. This sys- tem is as far in advance of our present systems as the decitual system of dol- lars and cents is in advance of the pound, shilling and pence system. Themetric systetn is worked on the dechnal basis. Nearly all the countries of tbe world use this system now. It has been permissible in Canada since 1871, but has never been adopted to any considerable extent. Weak Limp' Bronchitis For over sixty years doctors have endorsed Ayr's Cherry Pectoral • for coughs, colds, weak lunas, bronchitis, con- -sumption. You can trust a medicine the best doctors ap- prove. The. trust this the next tithe you have a hard cough. The best kind a testimonial - "Sold for over sixty rears." 1"da iannioZia1',57". .9 SAIISAPARiLtA. ersilus. HAIR VEAL Wo have( av Bedroll t Wo tublish the formulae 0611 our Medicines, AYer'S P1116 hoer) the bowels rognint4 All Vegetable tend gently laxatiaok Farquhar. The marraige took place in Dungan- non on Wednesday evening of this week at 6 o'clock of one of Mar well known young farmers, Mr. Arnold Harris, son of M. James Harris,. to Miss Mabel, only daughter a Mr. Henry Homey of Dungannon. The ceremony was perfortned at the home of the bride's father in the Presence of a number of the relatives. The young couple will arrive hereon Friday even- ing when a reception will be held at the groom's home. We wish Mr. and Mrs. Harris a long anti pleasant mar- ried life. Centralia Dennis O'Brien and wife are home from their honeymoon trip. They vis- ited in Ragland and Ireland and en- joyed the trip immensely. -Miss Lily Anderson visited Mrs. Sambrook at Crediton on Sunday. --Percy Simpson has moved into his new department in the hotel. The barber shop is be - leg occupied by a butcher. ' We wish him every success and hope be will re- main. -The many friends of Miss M. Curtin will be sorry to learn of the painful accident which befel her on Monday. While driving at Moores- vMe her horse took fright at a jigger on the track and made a bolt for liber- ty. Miss Put -tin was thrown heayily to the ground, sustaining a fracture to her wrist and also received several bad outs about the face. We hope she may soon recover. -Frank Boyle and Clarence Duplan was in Creditors Sun- day. What's the attraction boys? - Bert Mitchell is home from the West. -Mr. Sarci'l Hicks, con. 2. 33sborne, has purchased another thorobred yearling filly from S. G. Prouse of Ingerstill. The price paid was $250. In all this makes four thnrobreds Mr. Hicks bas purchased from Mr. Premise, all of which be has now. Mr. Hicks wants nothing but the best to breed from. Moray DEATEES.-MVS.'Enoch Connor,* for- nier. resident of this vicinity, paissed away at Carsonville,Micb.,after a pro- tracted illness. --Henry Brinker's honae has been saddened by a visit frotn tbe angel of death, who on Friday carried away his loving helpmate. Deceased was a da tighter of Louis Hope and had reached the age of 35 years. She was a kind and obliging wife and tender tnother as well as a Wee and noble friend and by her death a great loss is felt by all. She was a consistent mem- ber or the Baptist church, 8th con. A family of four small children is left be- side the sorrowing husband. Her par- ents also survive. To the bereaved. ones we extend our sympathy. WEDDING. -The parsonage, Corbett, was the scene of a pretty event Wed- nesday when Walter Durr and Miss Gussie Windsor were united in mar- riage. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. F. Sutcliffe at 6 o'clock in tbe evening. The bride who was neatly attired in a beautiful wedding gown, was assisted by her friend, Miss Laura Smithers, who was also beauti- fully gowned. Ernest Durr supported his bi other. At, the conclusion of the ceremony the happy couple, accompan- ied by their attendants repaired to the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Windsor. where a large assemblage awaited theni. The young couple were warmly congratulated, after which all adjourned to the din- ing room.where all enjoyed an excel- lent repast. In an Adjoining room the gifts. which the bride received, were laid but space will not allow us to enumerate them, suffice to say they were numerous and costly. We join in wishing them a long and happy married life. Dashwood BOOKS, STATIONERY AND ALL scHooL SUPPLIES -When in need of anything in this line drop in. We can simply your wants. To our cus- tomers we are giving a guessing con- test and to the lucky one we will give a grand prize. Drop in and get condi- tions. We do Conveyancing and In- surance. Charges very moderate. E. M. BROKENSHIRE, Dashwood. Mr. Charlie Cook who has been out west during the past Summer returned to his home here on Thursday last. He seems Much pleased with the West- ern country. -On Thursday evening of last week a company of young people gathered at the home of Mrs. O. Millar and spent an enjoyable even- ing together. -Mie John Reid of Tien- ery spent Sunday at the home of Jacob Kellerman of this pace. -Mr. Edig- hoffer and sister of Blake accompanied by Mr. Marshall of Kirkton spent Sun- day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Eclighoffer.-Rudolph Stade has gone to Parkhill, where he has accepted a position as hartiese maker with .Mr. Fenn. -There will be quarterly meet- ing services held in the Evangelical church here en Sondes, next. Rev. L. H.Wagner of Berlin, the Presiding -El- der, will have charge of the meeting end preach at both morning and even- ing services. -The management coin- mittee of the 'Xmas entertainment ha VP decidel to bold the entertainrnent oil the evening of Dec. 25th. If noth- ing. unforeseen °emirs tbis entertain- ment will be fully up to tbe standard. -Dr. McLaughlin left on Tuesday for igurope were he will further search for nfore knowledge in his profession. "We were in error lest Week in stating that be would be ;absent till Mas as he doesn't know fast When lie will return; he ma y be absent the whole, year,- Oti Monday eeermeg their-. P. A.. held their apnual bueinese meeting and election of tifflicere with the following iesnit:-President, Rev. L. K. Hide: 1s1 Vice Martha; Oestreicher; 2nd Vide IA Snell; ged Vice Laura Miller; 4th Vice afinnie Ehlers; Sec. A. H. Vintner; Teetisairer Myer Graybeil; Or gamist Minnie Ehlers; Aasietant Malabo, Oesteeicher, The different emninittees gave their reperts eatich showed the Y. P. A. to be mi king ..)101•11..••11.0. Ciandebt, 11 1,011)14.7(;111T4101 Dori: t et fweiwt, clays si- teL.--J.)hrl BOdgins is still confined to his bed through ill ness.-M rs.lis.Brown is visiting her brother in Brooklyn. - P. Logan of Winnipeg is visiting his sister, Mrs. alcIlhargey.- While Dr, Sutton wes driving home froM Lucan Saturday night his horse bedame, frightened end ran ;Away throw- ing the Dr. out on the road, opposite F. Kestle's store. He was picked up and carried into Mr. Pittman's hotel, where Dr. Jones dressed his wounda, which required several stitches. Ile was then taken to his home and is now doing as well as eau, be, expected after the severe shaking up. • Kippen ANNIVERSARY SERVICES. -The an- niversetry services in connection with St. Andrews' church was held on Sun- day and Monday last. Large congre- gations greeted the ministers of the day. Many of the older members were delighted to see the house filled as it was on Sunday. Appropriate music was furnishedby the choir. Rey. Mr. Mitchell. of St. James' cburob, Lon- don occupied. the pulpit morning and evening, while Rev. Smith of Elensall preached in the afternoon. The sere. rnons by Mi-. Mitchell were extremely impressive one. Throughout the dis- courses one could have heard a phi drop. It can safely be said • that no preacher ever had a more attentiye or interested congregation. He gained their interest at the very moment he commenced to speak, and held it throughout. Rev. Snaith's sermon was also very interesting and instruc- tive. On Monday evening the annual tea -meeting was held. Large crowds poured in from six to eight and all en- joyed the excellent spread. The gath- ering then repaired to tbe body of tbe church where a choice program was rendered. The choir of the Presby- terian church. Exeter, was present and the several selections were well re- ceived. The services throgghout were very successful, - Chiselhurst ACCIDENT. --Walter, eldest son of Frank O'Brien, had a close shave from losing his life a few days ago. While chasing the horses into the stelae, one of them kicked, striking hint in the face. His nose was broken so that two pieces had to be taken out. He also received a bad bruise over the left eye. Dr. Ferguson is attending the patient, and we are pleased to striae that he is gettingalong nicely. REMEMBERED. --A large number of friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Horton assembled at their borne on Wednesday evening, to spend a social time with them before their departure to their new home in Sea - forth and to give them a tangible ex- pression.of the esteem in which they are held by those amongst whom they have lived so long and so pleasantly. During the evening D. B. McLean read a nicely worded address and highly complimentary address expressive of regret at the prospect of losing such kind and obliging neigithers and-avisb- ing Mr. and Mrs. Horton health and happiness in their new home. Mrs. D. B. McLean -and Miss Mary Newell tben presented Mr. and Mrs. Horton with a beautiful cabinet. 01 china. Mr. Horton on behalf of himself and his wife made a suitable and feeling reply. It is needless. to say that a pleasant' and social evening was spent, one which will be long remembered by all present. Mr. and Mrs.. Horton and family being the most hospitable enter- tainers, saw to it that nothing was left undone that could tend to the comfort and pleasure of their guests. Mr. Horton and family removed to their new home on Tuesday and the good wishes of the whole community go with them and all are glad that they do not F0 far away and that the pleas- ant social relations which have so long existed may still remain unbroken. • lil Miss Bechlerhastell eepted a position as tailor with W- H. Hoffma n. Warn bas returned from Creditor where be has spent the summer, -Ed. Kalbfleisch is now occupying Mrs. E. Hess's; residence. -Mrs. Chas. Shoema- ker and daughter, Miss Sadie, bave returned from their trip to Hawksville. Mrs. Mary Howald has moved to town from the 14th con. and is occupying the house she recently purchased from Mrs. Chas. Hey.- Fierlry Nagel has re- turned from his visit to Detroit. -Mr. Scboellig is on the sick •list. --Mrs. Howalcl, Sr., who has been residing with her son, Jacob, for soMe time, has gone to Nebraska where she in- tends remaining.- Vies. Merner and Dan Oswald have retuned from their trip to Saskatchewan. -Jos Lebeau. *no has been a resident of St. Joseph for the past five years, left Thursday with his family for Eldnionton. , We join with the many friends in wishing them prosperity in their new home. - The trustees of the Drysdale • P. S. have accepted tbe application of Miss Horton of Tuckersmith as teacher for their sehool.-Miss P. Walsh, after teaching in S.S. No. 1, Stanley.' has resigned, she having taken a school at Windsor. . WEDDING: -7,4 pretty wedding was celebrated at the home -of Peter Du- charine, Bronson line. on Tuesday, when his estimable daughter, Miss Josephine, took for better or for worse Edward Denomy, of the Sauble Line. Rev. Father Loiselle was the °Malta= ing minister and the ceremony was witnessed by a number of friends. The bride, who was attired in a hand- some wedding gown, was attended by her sister, Miss Mary, wilt) was also daintily attired PhIiIp Denomy per- formed the duties of best man. A sumpthous lea WAS served to the com- pany after the ceremony. A large ar- ray of gifts -was presented to the bride who is indeed very poptit;ir with her many friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Dentanybevesettied down to the stern- er realities of life on the Bronson lilt, and we *Met their inerried life may be crowned with happiness. Clintonr The Inanity of W. Weft narrowly escaped asphyxiation Sun- day eight by gas from n stove: A. large new besebneber had been set un, .roa the fstrifly ' 'on retiring put 'An • supply of coal and checked the stave, end a eesnit, the as escaped, end with the exception of one &slighter, whose bedroom wog elosed, the family of six were alreoet overcome. yilmrig7(55 -2-prorter mortreduara E 7 PERFECIr1p0- elalpealSes Ea/ 414 5 or 500 or 5;000,000 —they are all alike, Each biscnit as light as if made by fairy hands,. • Baked to a• ., golden russet brown. So fresh, and crisp, and tempting, that jest opening the box is teasing the appetite. And you fina a new delight in every one you eat. Yon get perfection *hen you get • Mooney's Perfection Cream Sodas GO • Mt, Carmel. Malcolm McIntyre has purchased the farm of Duncan Morrison for the stun of $2700. The latter intends go- ing to Lucknow to reside. -Rev. Fath- er Costelle is away enjoying it few hol- idays. He has riot b'een enjoying the hest of health lately. His many friends in and around. Mt. Carmel wish him a speedy recovery. -Joseph Mahoney, who has been attending the Business College, Stratford, for some months, has returned borne and secured a posi- tion as clerk in Thos. Hall's store. - Mrs. Jas. McKeever was in Stratford this week attending the wedding of George Graham and Miss Eva O'Brien, daughter of David 0'.Brien, which was celebrated at theft Joseph's church on Tuesday. • Mooresville W. Whiteford and family of Wis- consin, XS., are visiting friends and relatives around here at present. The former intends purchasiag a. farm and will settle in Canada: as soon as possi- ble.-Qnite a number from here at- tended the funeral of the late George Carter on Sunday. ACCIDENT. -Miss Curtin of Centralia was driving past the railroad cross- ing here Monday evening, her horse became frightened at, the jigger. It made a bolt and threw the young lady to the ground. Unfortunately she sustained a broken wrist and several tad cuts about the face but with as- sistance was able to proceed home. We trust that she may soon recover from tbe effects of her accident • JiiUmviIIe Mr. John Wright is about to sever his connection with Mr. R. Skinner and expects to move to Stratford at the beginninguf the coming year, he having secured a position on the Dairy Farm of Mr. W. Ballantyne of that place. -Mr. and Mrs. EI. Andrew of Cromarty spent Sunday the guest of Mr. aril Mrs. S. Andrew. -Mr. and Mrs. McDonald of Hullet, spent Sun- day the guest of . Mrs. McDonald's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Word MARRIAGE. -A pleasant event took place at the commodious residence of Usborne's Reeve, Mr. Jos. Hawkins, on Wednesday, Nov. 28th, at 5 o'clock p.m., when his eldest daughter, Miss Olive, was united in marriage to Mr.. Geo. W. Hunter, eldest on of Mr. Si- mon Hunter, of the fhinle township. Rev. Eltigh j.Fair, pastor of the Meth- odist church, perfornied the interest- ing-cereninny in the presence of about one hundred and twenty guests, rela- tives and friends of tbe contracting parties. The bride was given away hy her father. She was handsomely gowned in cream crepe de therm elab- orately' trimmed with lace and inser- tion. She was assisted by her sister, Miss Mey Hawkins, while the groorn was aided by his cousin, Mr. Wilbur Hunter. The bridesmaid was dressed hi a beautiful gown of white silk. The home waa handsomely decorated for the occasion. After congratulations. had been extended and a. dainty sup- per partaken of, the evening WA s spent in social amusement. Guests were present from Exeter, Centralia. Sea - forth and many other places. Mr.and Mrs. Hnntee will make their borne 'On the gromn's fine farm, con. 4, Usborne. The Advocate joins in congratulations and wishes them a fell share of pleas- ure and prosperity through life. arse He118611 • Rev. Milliard of Bier preached Mis- sionary sermons in the Methodist church on Sunday. The sermons were interesting and full of meaning. He tindMr. Tole exchanged pulpits. -Rev. Spence of Toronto will preach tem- perance sermons in the Presbyterian church at 11 a.m., and in the iMetbodist church at 7 p.m. Ile comes highly re- commended and we expect ' large crowds. -J. W. Ortveein has returned feten a very pleasant visit to friends in Montreal. He found business boom- ing. --Feed Manus spent Friday in Lon- don. -Dr. Shellick of Detroit gave Jas. Moore a pleasant cell Friday. -Fred Smallacom be spent a few days in To diving the week, combining bus, ness with pleasnre. Mrs. Sniallacombe has gone to Guelph to visit her daugh- ter, Itirs. G. Walker, whose • h iieband IS ste thin agent there. -Mre. Tole ar- rived home from St. Marye Tamed - Miss Florence Pepe is againfound at J. 'C. Stoneman's stere. -Mrs. George Perkins of T;iron to is visiting friends in town,- Rev. Geiger of Elmwood veiled on Hensel' friends recently. - The Execntive (4 the Exeter District League held a• business meeting at The by-latv to loan $400,000 to the Notale Midlend 'Electric Railroad CO,' Was defeated in St Marys on Saturday hy it norjerity of three votes, 28e being' polled rut, the by-law. ;rod 201 againSt. WAREHOUSES -AT-- EXETER, DIENTRALIA AND CLANDEBOYE 04.0.a.M14P44.04.0.0.0.0,••••••• Highest PriCe paid for Grain RICH. SELDOM (Successor to Jeseph Cobbledick) The Leading Commercial School CORAL 11 //,/ STRATFORD. ONT. This Sett;01 is recognized to be one of the beet Commercial sohoo I in America. Yell can safely judge a school by the applications it receives. This • term we received applications from firms in six large , American atlas and from towns and cities of clanada including Saskatoon, Sask., on the West and Char- lottetown,P.E.I. on the East Our reputation means much for our graduates. Write for our free catalogue. ELLIOTT & McLACHLAN, Principals. ....1•••••• Everyone needs something to create , and Maintain strength for the • daily round of duties. There is m.)thing better than an Ale or Porter, the purity And merit of which has been attested by chemists, physicians and experts at the great exhib- bitions. 6 THE MOLSONS BANK (Incorporated by Act of Parliament 1850 Head Office, - Montreal • Capital Paid ...... • • • - $3,000,000 Reserved Fund— • ...... $3,000,000 FORTY-EIGHT BRANCHES IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA EXETER BRANCH OFFIOE HOURS 10 a. m. to 3p. 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 tbe Don -union, 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 interestallowed posits of 51 and upwards received. Interest com- Saving Bank Department' pounded half -yearly and added to principal june 30th 1 and December 31st. Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government. DICKSON & CABLING, SOlititOTS. N. D. RTJRDON, Manager. •—•,,teit.1,:4Arb 4 4.tR•••••• •••••••IONI Hensall Monday. A number oi minis- ters were present. -The teameeting at Kippen on Monday evening was well attended by our people. All report it splendid time. -Miss Wilson of Park- I hill spent Monday in town. -Mrs. Mc- Donald of Manitoba. yam is here visit- ing berparentS, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Buchanan, is suffering from an attack of typhoid fever. We trust she miry soon recover. -Miss Levett, nm -se, of Exeter, is now looking after Mrs. J. McMartin, Miss Reid having returned to Lendon.-We are sorry to report the continued illness of • Geo. Wren and also that of Miss Lottie Grassick. May they soon be restored to good health is the Wish of their many friends here. -Mr. Parsons of Hills - green has purchased a farm near Moose Ja-w and will more there short- ly,- E. (1. Cialmnre of town has been ppninted station agent t Londeshbro during the absence of 0, P. Oarlisl, who is taking a few holidays. -Miss Down of Exeter spent Monday here. - Mrs. (Rev.) Milliard and children. of _BM- are visitors at • the parsonage. - Mrs. R. Paterson has- returned from the Clinton hospited wbere .she bas • been receivieg treatment. Her many friends will be pleased to know that she is much improved. -B. Kaiser is this week moving into his fine new residence at tbe east end of tbe J. F. W. Patersomof the planing mill, is recovering from the effects of his re - Cent accident. While operating a ma-. chine he caught his finger in the cogs and as a result the finger was badly bruised.-Rev.Shaw and, wife of Lyons forin eeresid en ts of town were recent- ly made the recipients of a gold chain and locket and a handsome ladies' companion, respectively, from the for- mer's congregation. Many a Woman is Taking Headache Powders who ought to be taking Bu -Ju. The kidneys are n2aking the head ache. iliey are not doing their work properly not purifying the blood -not ridd- ing the system of poisons. These impurities stagnate the blood -irritate the nerves- • and being the headaches that so many women suffer with. THE GENTLE KIDNEY CURE takes away the headaches because they take away the • Poisons in the kidneys. They act directly on these vital • o rgan s' Strengthen and heal, re the inflammation -and stop the headaches because they remove every trace of Kidney tem -dale, At druggists. • THE CtAFLIN CHEMICAL Oct.,, LltsrfEll Wineaort Om 4 , New Yotat. Cook's Cotton Root Compoun& tio groat Morino Tonto and only sato eircettlal Monthly 4Rogrdator on which WOTnett riO depend. Stadia Woe dirOf strength -No. 1,41; o. 2, eoS 10 dogreos strong, $8; o. 8, fee_socelat 'eases, 6 por boX. Sold b draw/ sts, or sent WHET 300,000 feet SAW LOGS All Kinds of Timber For which we will pay Highest Cash Prices - Call and see us before cuttings the logs for lengths and prices. • . The Ross Taylor Co. Ltd Exeter, Ont. Marriage Licenses Issued at the ADVOCATE OFFICE filHORE SPHOWER ROO PLOWS SPREA.D2RS' We have just -received a number of fine Spreaders • —The Successor—whic does its work in fine sty] This is recognized to be the best on the market. PLO We handle Perrin Plow 8 • and have just received a •carload of walking, rid- ing and gang plows made by this reliable RM. immilmmighisplommimmemo.0.0 • • TETORNTON BAK ER Agent lottbe Sylvester and Pe -in Plow Companies ridarg Pt"' Exeter Ontario Cope MEDIOltiktrigiuti000 rrtaNte d'orinetAt41.23 •