Exeter Advocate, 1906-05-17, Page 4TRU SE
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and can esupply the one hest '
adapted to yanr ease.
jfeet ae iniportant ehat you e,
get a .Verfect'
HERE YOU RET 130111.
onsultation Free
-r our 'old one is worn out
, or uncomfortable, give, ts a,
call and benefit; by our ex-
perience.
PBRFECT
IT,
GUARANTEED
Always in stock a full line of•
Rubber Goods, Shoulder Braces
and all'Druggists' Supplies.
—AT—
.COLE'S DRUG STORE
ouilano
Exeter,
exeter gthttorate
Sanders & Creech, Props.
THURSDAY, MAY 17, '06
• NOTES AND CO3IMENTS
Among many others "Eilber" is t be
the name of a new township of New
Ontario. so,named after Henry Eilbef;
M. P. P. for South Huron.
*
The Dominion election committee
has declared in favor of compulsory
voting or the voter to be disqualified
for a tertn of six years, unless for ill -
nese or otlier sufficient reason. Any
disqualified person voting'or attempt-
ing to vote shall be liable to a fine of
from $50 to $100 and costs, or impris-
onment for from one to threesolonths.
Not In The Same Class.
A Naming to Ladies who
Use Package Dyes.
THE WELLS &
LIXITED, of Montreal, manufacturers
of the world -famed DIAMOND DYES,
wouldspecially warn all users ot DIA-
MOND DYES, as well as retail .iner-
ehants, that they have not the slight-
est connection with any firm or corn-,
bination of people who are now put-
ting up vveak-and adulterated package
' dyes for home use.
• The Manufactarers of DIAMOND
DYES,for their own interests, and for
the welfare and protection of tens of
thousarids of Canadian women, find it
necessary to denounce the reports cir-
culated by •manufacturers of crude
dyes that their Products are put up ac-
cording to the formukas of the DIA-
MOND DYES. •
Th -e adulterated dyes manufacture&.
by speculators (jealous of the success
of DIAMOND DYEg),,,are not in the
same class with 'the 'piThular DIA-
• MOND DYES.- '
To insure cdmplete success in home
'dyeing vvork3 bray °ply 'the DIAMOND
. DXES, and see that the words DIA-
• MOND PAOKAGE'DYES appear• on
every envelope. •
•
Wells Ss •Richardseti Co., Limited,
Montreal, P.Q., will send free to any
• address their New Direetion Book,
Samples of Dyed Cloth, and, Verse
Storyeentitled "The Longjohn's
to the Klondike."
• Shipka
Will Mason and Chas. Baumgarten,
Kirkton visited here last Sim-
day.—The Shipka boys are organizing
a baseball team this sumnser.—Harry
Wing spent. last Sunday in Hamburg.
- —John O'Roulre is hoine for the sum-
mer, after spending a few weeks in
Kirkton.—Messrs.Jacob and Fred Gal -
ser finished painting the inside of three
houses Mat week. Mr. Amos of Credi-
- ton had the contract.—The =ISOM
finished the foundation week forl. D.
Hannan last week. The carpenters
are now busy putting on the frame
• work.—The flasx mill men are finishing
up their winter's work.—The old saw-
`- mill is busy eating lumberonce more.
i
Oa Satuedayeftertiootethe Dieectora
of the Steyhen and Uehortite Ageietil-
tura! Society inet at the, Cotianiereitia ,
lionseivith PC(N.311clent Delbridge iii the
chair. Mr.John Rueter W35 .011Q:eted a
director in the place of Mr. Simon
Hulater,„ residned. Messrs. eChrietie
andDyee were appointed . to eee a hat
lea eetieelea• were. made to the 0.t,e1
Stand.
it Was litecidetl t,o,alloW peoPle
desiriiiessueh to pasteire cattle on the
team& 3f t er Mt,ky 21 ttl at $8. pee head,
le. Elston W41,S appointed, to look after
thegeounds. '-'—Iminediately at the min -
elusion ot the Directors' Meeting the
combined conanietties, regarding, the
Celebration on the 24th Met and the,
following officers,. were appointed E'er
tlae day-, besides those already announc-
For the morning, Marshalls of Pro -
)!,Mets, John Farmer W.11.
F,IlleataRd Richard, Davie; It:ages of
ProceSS1013, Messrs. D. Mill; A. Mae.
shand, John McIntyre; Gate Keeper
for_ Lacrosse Match„ Mr. W.J. Carling,
' For the afternoon, Ticket sellers;
Messrs. Balla•ntyne 'and Moir; Ticket
colleetors, Meisis. Wan, Russell, John
Hunter and P. McTaggarte Grand
Stand, Mr. John Delbridge; Collectors
of money from booths, etc., Messrs.
Christie Oil Ws D. Sainders; Consta-
bles, MesSrs. Alf. Taylor, Jos. Sefton,
Wm. -Parsons, S. Baskerville; judges
of Horse Racing, Messrs, Elliot and
Christie; Starter of sports, Mr. A. Wal-
ters: Judges of Athletic sports, Messrs.
Amos Daupe, James_Weekes, Samuel
Sweet.
' For the evening, Chairman, Reeve.
Bobier; Ticket sellers, Messrs E. Chris-
tie and W.D. Sanders; Ushers, 'Alessi s.
Geo. Anderson, and James Taylor.
The reserve Seat tickets will be for sale
at W. S. Cole's Drug Store.
Arrangements areenow complete for
the celebration,and all that is now, de-
sired is fine weather which will ensure
a big crowd.
' Mooresville
,
•
For hay forks and slings go to John
Charlton, Exeter. r
--- DEA-ries.---2he-h2bine of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Simpson has been saddened by a
visit from the angel of death who on
Tuesday carried away their little three
weeks' old babe. , The little one had
been ill about a week. The funeral
took plaice Thursday to St.James' cem-
etery. To the bereaved parents we ex-
tend our sympathy.—One of those
events which cause feelings of sadness
and regret in the hearts of old -neigh-
bors and acquaintances and of grief and
pain to those pear and dear occurred
on Tuesday, April 8th, when death
robbed Mr. Richard Carter of his lov-
ing helpmate. Mrs. Cartergave birth'
to a baby about three weeks ago and
apparently- seemed to be getting along
n.cel, until a day or so previous to
death when she took a change for the
worse and although she received the
hest care' atid attention the strain
,proved too inueli for •hereweakened•
condition and she passed away on the
above evening. The little babe died a
few days after birth. Mrs. Carter's
maiden name was Anne Gilbert; being
welaughter of Mr. Robe,' Gilbert of
Sebright, Ont. - About six years ago
she was united in marriage to her now
bereft husband, their union ' being
blessed , with three children two of
„
vvhoin survive. She was a loving wife,
a model mother, and a true and sin-
bere friend /Ind her sudden taking ' off
is keenly felt by the whole conamuni-
ty. The funeral took place on Friday,
to St„, James' cemetery and was very
largely attended. Our sympathy goes
out to the grief-stricken husband in
this his sore bereavement..
Centralia
Garden Seeds -3 packages for 5
cents at Charlton's Fair, Exetere.
Mrs. P. O. Brown ofe London soca:,
Sunday with lier'mother Mrs.Boyle.—
Me-gars- Onqaih. Oeusghlin and Hicks
received their stockers from the sur-
rounding farmers hist. week. There
was a very large number of cattle.
These buyers will pasture -them for a
few weeks.—Wm. Sando has his barns
raised, in readiness for the building of
theloundatiou.—When Mrs. Francis
of Kirkton was returning home on
Thursday last from the W. M.S. meet-
ing here her horse became frightened
at a washont along the read and back-
ed the rig into the ditbh. The occu-
pants were thrown out and Mrs. Fran-
cis sustained a sprained ankle, which
Or. Orme attended and bandaged, .so
,as to allow her to be driven home.
The horse ran away and covered many
ttliles before being found.—Parsons
and Davis shipped a car of eggs this
week.—Miss Olive Lindsay, who has
been ill, is recovering:—Rev. Andrews
occupied the James street pulpit. in
Exeter On Sunday. In his absence
Rev. Going occupied the pulpit preach-
ing interesting discourses.
‘4,
My Hairis,.
Scroggi
DO you like :It? Then", ,,aihr
be contented ,with it? , Have
to be? Oh, nol Just Put on
Ayr's -Hair •Vigor and hive
thick hilt.; soft, even
hair. 13ut first ot 411, stop
your hair from corning out.
Save what you have. Ayer's
Hair Vigor will not disappoint
you. It feeds the hair -bulbs;
*Ices weak hair strong.
The beat kith of a. tetitirsionialeL
"Sold ter OileOr Allay yesitieo'
lirmkkarkuutzTarrnr. moo.
!.J Sakileltrlifla.
PILL
WM' PliMiaa
Farquhar.,
DUATEI OF DAVID MeNfOos..—Thiere
messed avgay at his home,here on Mon-
day last one of Farquhar's best known
residents, in the, person of David Mc-
Nicel, at the age of 51,years, 5 months.
Hheiletnise will be as, great surprise to
nasty; so few knowing of his illness.
Born in Glaesgow, Scotland, the de-
ceased came to Canada about forty
years ago and settled in Farquhar,
living in the neighborhood'ever
He was a blacksmith by • trade Med
conducted the shop here until two
year; ego, when he went on a farin,
his son taking aver the shop. As
methanic he wae.of the first rank and
-his getlitis was well known and appro.
ciat e 1 throughout this community.
Belies I Mali of advanced views, a
great 1 ender, and poeseseing a. retents
ive latemory,he WAS always interesting
to on vie se with; and, while being ee-
Centric in some ways, he VV0.5 a Mini of
steeling qualities, big hearted, and a
trinity friend." Previous Co his repent
illness In. was an excellent Specimen of
the type of asinsfeetered and raked in
his native land, being of et particularly
hitedy, rolanet andhealthy nature.
Bat notwithstanding hie great phyleal
vigils inNoveniber bet he was (WI ieted
with diabetes and gradually waiting
he milk inti death claimed him. Ile
lea s' el behind a soreoveing widow at. d
eight of a family. five eons and thr e
da taeibter, 'ell of whoin arelivini ho e
and have the profound sympathy, if
the a hole eommunify in the loss' thrv
hstv(Y ettetainede The bimetal Rio
place to the Exeter eenteteryeM
;and was latgely (tttentied.
Creditoll
Gear e Eillber left for the Teatiagarei
Foreet eiserve in New Ontario, o
Thareday, haukcurcil the sitna-
tioe as one of the. Qom:molt Fire
Rangers for -the Qum -looter mad fall WI -
sop. kir. •. no duubt, have plenty
CJ fish stories to tell its when he re-
tatriss..—Onr , football team went to
Zurich on,Feida,y eVenisig anit played
- fast game of football with the Znrieli
boya;slefeating,thein i.y goals to 1.
Our boys are lonain their praises of
the gentleinanlys way they were •re..
ceive'd and Nye tLproiolise to .gisse the
uortheeners a similar treatment when
the return match is play'ed. —Mr. Rich-
mond, district manager of. the Bell
Telephone Co.,/ was in the village in
31onday rnalsieg arrangements for in-
stalling a number, of phones in our
vil-
lage. (inc business men are anxious to
have the privilege of talking to Exeter
and Oentralia, without extra charge-,
and no doubt this will be granted with-
out much difficulty.- --Henry Either,
M.P.P., has returned home. after at-
teading the session of the Legislature
tblioethe
pii,sthltilirerbeeesmownitthss.—suLlaaisit._,Syno,ntdi::
was a ramy day and the attendance at
Bros.' tinshop has beerserected and is
ready to receive the metal siding and
toofing.—Mrs. Krein still- continues
very low.—Wes. Finkbeiner has got in
a supply of fireworks, firecrackers and
flags for Victoria Day. The small boy
as .well as , his elder brother will get
busy that day and Make it a memor-
able one in the history of, our towns
Bills are out giving full particulars as
to the celebration that day and if • the
Weather remains favorable, we expset
to have a large crowd. —Art. 'Zwitker
and Herb Eilber were. in London on
Monday visiting "friends."- After an
illness of several days Miss Edna Heels
den is con valescing. —Mrs. (Rev.) Bean
and family arrived here last week and
are now comfortably settled in their
new home. We extend a hearty wel-
come to these people.—Mr. Gottleib
Morlock vvho recently attained his
70th birthday .was presented with •a
handsome chair. May he be spared to
enjoy' wady more birthdays.—Our
Band boys have ordered their suits e nd
intend having them by Victoria D•iy.
As they are a fine lot of fellows, whose
equal is hard to find, they will present
a very smart appearance when they
march at the head of our grand pas'si ii
—H. Brown, anctionder,of Wincheleea
has been in the village this week sell-
ing the store goods of W. W. Kerr,
who intends leaving for the Northwest
next month. There are some great
bargains and now is the time to, take
advantage of this slaughter sale.—We
are pleased to state that Mrs. Mc.Isanc,
who was removed' to St. Joseph's Hos-
pital, London, a few weeks ago for
treatment, is improving.—John Fink-
beiner is having his dwelling 'repaint-
ed. Bert Clark is doing the. work.—
Mrs. Albert King is very low. • . •
NARROW ESCAPE. —Gordon, the 4 -
year -old son' of Me. John Morlock,
who lives about two- miles;: north
of the village, hatleal very narrow
.esca,pe.from,instarit.deatheataTeesilays
He VMS playing with' the dog- around
a wage') which was being, filled, 'vvith
earth; when in some way he and the
dog fell in front of the wheel ,of .the
wagon as the horses stepped :NIP -ward..
The wheel passed over the child'head
and the body of the dog whieh saved
the child from being crushed to death.
Little Gotclon is a lively little chap
and we are all very glad that he is
none the worse after his narrow es-
cape. • -
L. S. OFFICERS ELECTED.—Wednes-
day evening the final meeting of •the
Literary Society for • the eseason was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O.
Bluett. The new election of officers
resulted as follows. Hon. Pres., C.
Bluett and Dr. P, J. McCue; Free., H.
K. Either; 1st Vice, Mrs. C. Blirett; 2nd
Vice, Miss Ethel Farrow; Sec'ye Miss
Beulah Bea,ver; Treasurer, LS.Brown;
Librarian, Arthur Zvvicker. After the
business had been 'attended to the host
and hostess served lunch which was
greatly enjoyed.It is the intention'
of the Society to -rent a ball for the
next term and we feel satisfied the So-
ciety will hav.e,, another 'prosperous
term. - -
DEATH. —The ,grim reaper has re-
mov,ed from our midst one of our old-
est and most respected citizens in the
person of Margaret Brown, relict of
the late Adam Brown. The deceased
had been in good health until about
three weeks ago, when she was taken
ill, and was relieved of her sufferings
on Tuesday morning, the 15th inst.eat
the ripe age of 84 years and 0 mouths.
The remains will be interred in the
Crediton cemetery on Thursday.afteie
noon (to -day) at 2 p.m. Rev. E, H.
Bean, pastor of the Evangelital cherch
will officiate at the cemetery, after
which a burial service will be held in
the church. The deceased leaves to
mourn her demise, three daughters,
Mrs. Finkbeiner, of. Milverton, Mrs.
Steinaeker.of Rostock, and Mrs. John
Wind of this village; two sons, Jahn
F, Brown and Wm. H. Brown of this
village, besides h large number of
friends and relatives, who have • the
sympathy of the community.
McGillivray Coun.cil
e The coenell met at the Town Hall. •
'West McOillivrey on May., 7, All
nienaltees. preeent. The minutes of
previous meeting were approved. A
largo nember of gravel contracte were
let. • A bylaw appointing fence view-
ers was read the third, time and p.aesed.
A by-law was Also- passed appoantitig
persons to enforcethe hy:laW .Prohlh-
ititne livestack:from tnnintig at large.
A nitinber of aecaunte Were ordered to
be rpaid, ,The connell adjourned to
first MoedaY•in June. at .1 o'clock when
Court of Revision will lie held.
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• Hensall
John Hall has gone to reside in Lon-
doneatErnie Stacey has tal4It ,a poi -
tion with his inicle, E. Rennie, to learn
the dry goods business, --Chris Fraser
and family have gone to Merlin to re-
side.—James Logen of Forest has coni -
'silenced work with Fred, Manns. --R.
13. Moysey of the Malson's 13ank has
been transferred to Toronto.--Wro.
Fulton, salesmen at, E.. Rannie's store,
has gone to Loudon to Work in-Marat'e.
—It is stated that the town of Watford
will vote to give Alte,Kelehon, recent-
ly of Rensall, a loan of $20,000 to go
into the manufacture of engines.—A.
couple of Indians got a jag on last
Wednesday and one was; fined $1 and
costs. Redid not know where he got
the "fire-water,"—Se'veral new resi-
dences will be elected. here this gum-
mer.—The. village is considering the
advisability of erecting a Town Hall.
,a -Isabel, the year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Samnel Steacy died on the
Sth of May, after a'short illness.
, Zurich
Mr. and Mrs. John Weida and
daughter, Ethel, are visiting relatives
in Buffalo.—The death took place last
week , of the little three -Months' old,
child of 141r. and Mrs. Henry Rau,
Drysdale.—A gang of men are now
placing, poles for the telephone line be-
tween Zurich and St. Joeeph.—Jaines
Dow of Milton has accepted a situation
with A. Charlesworth & Son as tin -
J, Merner is planting five
acres of onions on P. Larnont'S farm.
--Several farmer's have plowed their
fall wheat under during the past week.
It had been dainaged by the unfavor-
able weather.—Rev. Mr. , Gischeler's
first sermon in the Evangelical church
have made 'a favorable impression.—
Chas. Grebeis building an addition to
his stable. --Henry Westole is erecting
a stable on his premises.—Mrs. Wm.
McBrien is recovering nicely.--1Vir. and
Mrs. Louis •Prang have moved into
their new hotte.
WEDDED.—The home of the bride's
sister, Mrs. R Seeder, was the scene
ou the evening of Mee- 9th, of the Mar-
riage of Mr. -John S. McClungend Miss
Regina Welker. Rev. A. D. Geschier
performed the ceremony in the pres,
enc e Of only the immediate relativee.
The bridesmaid was Miss JoannaaEl-
bert of Zneich and the groomsman
was Mr . Hervey „Welker, of Mount
Forest '' brother of the bride, Congrate
illations were extended and a dainty
'wedding supper ,served. The young
couple will reside in New Ontario. •
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WE, WANT YOTT.
To understand that we have 'now inour ware-
° rooms; 'one 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.
in bought thew at close figures we will—Sell at
CLOSE, PitIOES.
Window Shades
have a splendid etot‘k of these in latest stytes
• ;And varied patEernse.
Seng Machines •
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