Exeter Advocate, 1906-08-30, Page 4WE I
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The Ade -we -Natio to end a yeor 26
" Me. W. T. Euglaod thriLl SYCIA4 has
been vielting the diffeeent pest offiees
of this dietriet as rep.resentativo of tho
Peetreastees" Asseearstiee,
snoweeree-Ieann Iounee ti.10 Inshare
charged with the theft of a trunk and
=Lie ellothing. wee lasforeJedge Doyle
at Gederich on* Teesday week and
elected to be tried by a jtp.9., se lie will
be tried at the next ceimmal session of
the High Owlet on t -he Deeembee Ses-
eions.-Wee.Teevethiek cif Detroit and
his mother, Mrs. Jno. Trevethick,
London, ero visiting Ur. and Mrs. T.
Trevethickee-The Misies Alme and
Wain° Hill returned Tnesdass evening
after a pleasant visit in St. Thomas.-
Mrts. Claris; Zwieker of LOndon is visit-
ing her son. Charles, for a few days. -
Scott, and his workman of London
finished the slate roof on our new
school houseMonday.-Miss Bealah
Beaver returned from Detroit T'aes-
day after visiting her sister, Mrs. H.
Dyer, for a few .deys.-Rev. Bean of
the Evangelical church exchanged pul-
pits with Rev. 14 K. Fidt on Sunday
evening. -Ed. Hill spent Sunday. at the
Bend.-Sani Laniport moved dices table
formerly owned by Wm. Moffett of
Cenyelisie beck.heeeju seetkoese andeis
h avi ifg(i t ereeited on his pre
Misses Marie Morlock, Ella Link and
Mrs. jno. Melsaac are attending the
Toronto exhibition this week,e-Rev.
Been'.L H. Holtzman and MO Ma-
lindaTrick are attending the"r *P.A.
convention which is being- held this
week in Rodney. --Next Tuesday even-
ing Rev. P. 0 Berger of Grand Rap-
ids, Mich., will lecture in the Evan-
gelical schurch on his recent visit to
Palestine and the Orient. Everybody
come. Admission 10 and .15 cents. -
Geo. Hirtzel is attending the I.O.F.
High Court at St. Thomas thie week
as a delegate of the local court. -Next
Menday is Lebor Day, Somerville's
tearn'of London will play two gaines
of ball with our "Stars" at 10.30 a.m.
and at 2 p.m. This promises to be two
of the fastest games of the season. At
4.30 p.m. a shooting match will take
place and in the evening our Band will
give an Open air concert. Everybody.
come and enjoy the sports of the day.
-A-peculiar tipple was sent to the Ad-
vocate office on Friday last with the
rewarkr "Applesgrow so thickly on
my trees that they grow one into the
other." There were two distinct stenas,
one being imbedded in the other, while
the‘sintill apple WAS half embedded in
the larger one. They were grown by
Wm. Greenley of this village and were°
a novelty in the apple line.
COLE'S DRUG ST011
'Where a new pht as front haQ
heen.corepleted, .
e
° - Again we e Uyour settention to
isue complete steels of: drugs,, ehein,
icale,, patent pacalieinee, and ,teilet
enedriee.
—We make a specialty—
of higb grade prescription work
and are equipped to give service of
ideal character and family receipts
compounded with accuracy, relive
bility and expepience.
o--0
We solicit your patronage by of-
fering you a first-class stock of
worthy drugs at right prices
,•eseseAT!'„,,,, _
Cole's, Central Drug Store
Exeter,
Ontario
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5an4ees d cree411, i?rops.
TflURSDALAVG. 30 '06
Anderson
(Too late for last weel0
Miss Vanstone of Sts Marys is the
. -guest of Miss Alice Murray. -Miss
Ella Hewitt is rusticating at the Bend,
-The harvest in this vicinity is almost
over, you can hear the hum of the
threshing machine on every ,
Will Brown, John McNicol. of Ferry-l-
e:her and Charles Fletcher of Sunshine
ceperit Sunday with Percy Hewitt. -
Mr. Down preached an excellent ser -
:mon here on Sunday morning to the
Mission Band. It being flower•Sundav
ethe ehurch was beautifUlly decorated.
Mrs. E. Church, who has been spend -
Ing the past mouth with her mother,
Mirs. John Aeaderson, returned to laer
home in Toronto. -John Arthur of Nis-
esouri spent Sunday with his brother,
Arthur. -Mrs. Thos. Riley is visiting
-.friends at Kirkton.-Austin Hewitt of
Exeter spent Sunday under the pa-
• Tental roof. -Miss Lottie Brown, our
popular school teacher, who has been
spending her vacation 1 at her hoine
in Geanthurst, returned to her duties
Monday. °
Perhaps, the Worst.
One of the most distressing thinge one
can suffer from is bladder trouble. Its
%mature, often, causes people to silently
.snffar. . •
We don't ask you to tell us of the
irAitlitiOn,, the catarrh, the scalding -we
only say, you will be prudent in trying
the Gentle Kidney pin. ,
Kidney troubles donot stand still.
'tTu1esa steps are taken, worse will ensue.
'You talr,e no chances u ;trying Bu 3n
Should° it fail, you can have your money
back -but it won't fail. Only three
_cents a -day. •
•'W. S. WEY, DRUGGIST.
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ErrAy genets will lot Mama. Thsusande aro now
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IRK FENC CO.. 1.1tYllITE.O.
W. J. Heaman, Agent.
County' Model Schools
'The Board of Examiners for the
seCounty of Huron met in the Public
"Schooleaforth, on Saturday, A og.25,
to arrange for the session of the Model
...Schools of Goderich and 'Olinton. All
he members were present. Ikivas re-
. solved to admit students to the Model
'Schools, who will be eighteen years of
zage on or before )he opening of the
schools at the Autumn teem of 1007.
:Teachers holding expired 'Third lass
-certificates will be granted renewals
for three years on passing the final ex-
-aminatioo of the Model School in De-
eeember. "The final examination begies
on Monday, Dec. 10,1007. The Meeting
then adjourned to meet on Dee. 24, at,
Seaforth:-Geo. Baird, See'y.
at Aucti�n?
At any rate, you Seem to b;
getting rid of it on auction -sale
principles: "going, going,
g.o.n.at 1" Stop the auction
with Ayer's Hair Vigor. It
-certainly Checks falling hair;
nonistake about this. it acts
as a regular medicine; makes
the scalp healthy. Then you
must havic healthy hair; for
it's !tour 's way6 •
tetio boat kind of a ustintordal
4°0014 tOr oyor stztr year*.
- Grand Bend
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The Advocate to end of Year 250.
I. Green of Port Huron spent a few
days with his brother, Syrtis, last week.
-The infant child of Mr. Amos is in a
very love state of health. --Mrs., Rich.
Hanailton, after a six weeks' stay at
Dashwood, reterned home Saturday.
-S. Bossenberry is home suffering
from the effects of blood poison in his
hand. -Mr. and Mrs. Mellen were call-
ed to Sarnia Friday owing to the-ser-
ioue illness of their daughter, Mrs. B.
Teldeman.-Mr. and Mrs. D. Schaefer
and Miss "'Rohn of Da-hwood. sspent
Sunday week with Mr. and Mrs. Ed,
G111.-41. Hamilton is at Stoney Point
getting stone for the harbor. Therein:-
ily is also there. -R. Pollock, 1. and A,
Disjardine have gone to Manitoba. -
Harvey Bossenberry has gone to Win-
nipeg, while Mrs. Bossenberry and
daughter will remain here. We un-
derstand the former with his brother,
Ad., have rented their father's hotel,
hut will not take possession until the
new year. -The many friends of Mr.
and Mis. Thomas, who are visiting at
the home of Fred Page, deeply sym-
pathize with them in thedeath of their
little babe. The little one passed away
Monday after only a few days' illness.
-Mrs. W. H. Kennedy have returned
to Ansa Craig, after a week's stay
here. -W. B. Oliver, who has been
suffering from a severe attack- of in-
flammation, is, we are pleased to re-
covering. -Miss Jean Cemphell is here
on a visit from London.i-A corres-
pondent from Brucefield writes: - "O.
Wilson, who has been landlord of the
hotel here for the past six years,• has
decided to retire from the business
and has sold to Bruce Bossenberry of
Grand Bend, who takes possession as
soon as the license can be transferred.
MS successor as understood to he a
capable hotel men and loOkeit. Jie is
a son of Henry Bossenherry, who owns
h three-story hotel at Grand Bend, the
most popular house in that resort."
N'Ve congratulate our young friend and
wish him every success in his new lo-
cation.
,
The Advocate to watt Of yetir 25c
Mrs. Arthur Brooks and family, af-
t es a pleasaet visit at Belgrave, re-
turned home Monday evening. --Mr,
arid Mrs. Sanclo and daughter have
ter ed to our village after visiting
New York and other places'.--Mre. A.
liedden and family of London are at
t he home of the former's mother, Mrs.
R:eh. Elandfoisle-Miss Else Handford
(pr London is the guest of Mrs. James'
liandfierd.--On aceount ofethe warm
weather on Wednesday -the Ladies'
Aid did not go to the Bend, but went
this week.-Samitel McCloy and flat.
old Duplan intend taking up the Ootn.
mercial course at Exeter Iligh School.
P0110014, la Moving to the vii.
'ago this week, He takes charge Of
I he blacksmith shop on the lst of Sep -
and Mits. Wes. [lodging -
spent Sunday visiting in Kirkton.-
The hay pressing outfit of Mr. Andrew
Ilicks, started out Or the season on
,Mfraarry.-Sonae of our boys went to
the 13,-od on Saturday with the Eden
picruc.---? We are pleased to learn that
Mrs. Anderson is slightlY itnproving.
Messrs. Curtin and Coughlin shipped i
thi ee ears export eattle on Monday. -
Taylor, sr.. is confined to the
bootie through illness,
' Dilwrzt-Elizabeth flatter, wife of
Thomas &Ando, aged 60 years, died at
ystal City, Man., on August 17th,
;ffter some months illness of gradual
decline. She W41S the only daughter
of 'William and Ann Raker. Who for a
number of years; resided on the 3tt1
concession of Stephen. ft,t Fairfield.
lir. rind Mrs. Sando went west in 1879. '
Itlesides the husband five MO114 and
beet danghtees SIIVVive.
Our boys Ogled games (41 bstelall
with Exeter and Orediton onWedties.
day and Friday nights of last week.re.
Pctively. At Exeter they defeated
Irre 11011.2V tOaill by score of 15 to 5,
sesediEe at Cie:Men the kanie was a. tie,
Co 5 iicZup, the bi';43-0. Lboii(iyA are ptie
Hag up Feed hall diesel lys raid zaco
olwwing itqc1-1 rigapvavermiit en tht:h,
former pleying: 'the Exeter game crOri.
sistcd hie tho Ceed-
itae eresnio coosieteed bee -en ineiegs.
(VG=3 Arictlicr &Awe)
PasEelatre--borrrian at himself
egalui Teo much for Vrecliton! Man-
ager Bevie took aciotliev trip to ()sea
-
ton on Friday with his teaiii ef bail
tossers 'and added anotherto their
string of yinterfes, heating the Oredie
ton team, composed of Duffers and
Stere combined, score 5 te4; although
SOLI e had it that night $ to 5 on ac.
count of e disputed run, which the um-
pire gave in favor of Centralia. The
game was a pitcher's battle from start
to finish. Only four bite were made
oil each pitcher. For the • basemen
and fielders both sides put ima first-
class ball. -Oa Monday evening the
boys of Neil's school, McGillivray, came
out to Centralia to play our boys a
game of baseball. The game SPAS 'call-
ed at the seventh innings on account
of the darkness with the score 7-7.
Angus pitched great ball for the visit-
ing boys, having 13 strike outs to his
credit, while the home pitcher, R. Wil-
sonepitched agreat,gaine, but was not
atehithselfehavang May otielitrilOctuts.
Be got greatsupport behind. A return
match will be played on Saturday
next.
lift. Carmel.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hell. after a pleas-
ant stay here with friends, have re-
turned to their home in .Detroit -Mr.
Shannon, wife and two seise, who have
been visiting friends in our midst for
astime, have retarned to their home
in Grand Rapids, Mich. -Miss Mar.
garet quarry, who has, been enjoying
the holidays here, has gone to Essex
to resume her daties as teacher. -A
new fence is being erected on the
church property here,the piping being
run from the road op to the church. -
The annualsocial WAS held here on
Tuesday and a good time Was spent
hy all. -A former resident of this see -
tion in the person of Florence Catha-
rine McPhee, beloved wife of James
Hedges recently passed away at her
home in Brandon Hill, after an illness
of several months.
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, The holiday season for the children
is aver and again ding -4011K goes to
school bell. -The Misses- garrison of
St. Marys are the guests of Miss Edna
Taylor. -Miss Leila Culbert ef Lucan
is visiting at the home of Win. White-
Jord.-A load of ()lir young people pic-
nicked at Grand Bend recently. They
all report an enjoyable tinse.-Rev. G.
Jewett and wife of Lambeth called on
friends in this •vicinity recently, -A
severe electrical storm passed over
this section of the -country Monday
cveningeof last week. The lightning
was certainly fierce and the thunder
dreadful, but luckily no barns were
struck.-Robt. Taylor and wife took
in -the recent excursion to Detroit. -
The annual anniversary of the Zion
Epworth League will be held on Sun-
day and Monday. Sept. 2nd and 3rd.,
Rev, Ashton of Bettis -vat, a fortnerl
Junior pastor, will OSII:Ch at 10 8.01.
and 7 p.m. On Monday evening an ice
cream social will be held tan the church
lawn. The St. Marys Male Quartette
will furnish, the music. Admission, 15
and 20 eta, Come one, tome all, come
great and siindl and enjoy a read good
social.
Zurich
D. Filion, of Los Angeles, Cal., who
has been visiting in this vicinity has
pone to Michigan. -We extend con-
gratulation to Mies Ethel Oapling and
Norman Boyce of Mike, both of whom
successfully passed the Jimior Teach-
ers Examine tion. -M iss Pearl Walsh
has .returned from Parkhill and re-
sumed her duties in R. C. S.S. No. 1,
Stanley. -J. J. Boyce and wife, 13lake,
have gone on a twn months trip to the
West. -AsiguSVO. Ehnes has returned
from his trip through the Northwest.
-Rev. 14.11. Wagner, P.E., dondueted
the services in the Evangelical church
on Sunday. -Mrs. John Weseloh has
returned,to Waterloo after a- pleasant
here. -Rev, A. D. Gischler preach-
ed at, the quarterly meeting at
Dash wood on Sunday. -w. Gibson,
2nd con., Stanley, has gone to New
Ontario for the benefit cf hie health. -
Three more weeks to the big World's
Fair.—Misses Eilher and Nettie
VVell'are attending the millinery open-
ings at London and Toronto respec.
ttvely.-Miee Ida Well has retiirned
from her visit to Listowel and Tavis-
tock. -.-Mr's. Ernest Gies is quite
Her daughter, Mr. David Ruby, of
Cavalier. Ner).,,is home on a visit. -
John _Brisson Of the Detroit Police
Force, tied wife:Av ere visiting friends
on the Sat ine during the week.
Jelin P els and wife, after is pleas-
ant shy here, have returned to their
homi
e n Soothe Man. -Mrs. D. Studer
and children Of Tavistock are visiting
et the home of II. Koehler. -Miss Ella
Rannie has gone to Goderich where
she has accepted a position as hooks
keeper with her brother-in-las./, Es: P.
Paulin, hardware merchant.—George
Patched et thit
Overeto Mouth
W. do thinilsriht a*
the' Mooney bakery.
Crackers are packed pipirtg
hot from the ovens. The ,
,moisture-prOor paper and „,
air -tight tins retain *lithe
frephness and crispness, no
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FALL FAIRS:
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• matter where or when
you' buy them.
• They conteAosyour
ble just as inviting and dee
as though you ate
them at the ovens in the
bakery. Mall grocers in
• 1 and lb. -packages.
;.;
Leslie, of Cape Town, South Africa, is
here • renewing acquaintances. -The
Misses Siebert have returned to their
home in Plattsville after a pleasant
stay in this vicinity. -Geo. Katzenmeier and son have returned to Rod-
ney, •
1VieGi11ivray
Ansong those who left on the bar,
vest excursion were Wro. Ross. Wal-
ker Darr, Joseph MIMI:301:4 Charles
Windsor and Hector Gore, -Rev. T.
Durr, after a few weeks' stay Isere and
at Grand Bend, left last. week for his
tamale in Port Huron. -We are pleased
to learn that Geo..Bloonnfield, who re-
cently returned from Fort William, is
getting along nicely. He is stopping
with his father at Mooresville. -'rhe
township schools opened last week,
James Mahon is the teacher at Prins -
ley. -The many friends of Mr. and
Mrs, Olias. Keeling deeply sythpatbize
with them in the death of their eight
months' old son. -Mrs. 11: O. Graham,
7th con., left a few days ego for the
West. She will be greatly missed by
the Women's Institute, where She MIS
a leading spirit, having been Secre-
tary -of the Society since its inception
some few years ago. We understand
Mr. and Mrs. Graham intend taking
up land in the west.' This community's
loss will be another's gain.
DEest4,-Much regeetis felt at the
death of Miss Mae 1VIcGrory, who pass-
ed -away on Friday. at the age of 19.
,Yeerteti months. Deceit secl mho was a
native of Chicago, had however, made
her home with her grandmother Mrs'.
J . W. Pickering of this township for
over 15 years and during those years
had made herself a general favorite in
her home and in the neighborhood:
Some time ago deceased was attacked
with peritonitieand despite the best
medical skill and careful nursing she
succumbed to the fatal attack. She
will be greatly.missed by a large circle
of friends many of whqrn testified by
their presence at, the funeral on Mon-
day, the procession being nearly a
Mile long.
Everyono n'Ws something
to create and maintain
strength for the daily
round of duties.
There is nothing better
than an Ale or Porter, the
puxity and merit of which
has been attested by
chemists, phyiciaris and
experts at the great exhib-
Lbitions,
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WoodAfnotPUOdine;
.The °Great .Vt0Z,gh, "../tenrasi.
Tonal and la v‘lorasto_.,_a tia) wIAPIO
neryoug Illoace44 new
lood In old. Voirrs. tluree Nem-
ozts Dagity, 'Mental awe Braes Worry, .lks. •
VD uf/meg, ,se.ruaii Weakuess,Zralieeitma• Sper-
matorrho3a. and 'fleets of 4buee or .11xcessee.
Price a per box, sixfor $5, One will please„ six
win euro.- tloid by all droosista or mailed in
plain pkg. on recenoti. Of Price. Neis pa/up/gee ,
vual(ed free. The V•f9o0 kloclIclose Co.
(formcrty Inntisor) Toronto, ont
Fall Term Opens Sept 4th1
A Man •
Who Drinks Hard
needd " Au-ju " if he wants to
• keep his health. Beer, whisk)",
° wine -all alcoholic beverages --
irritate the kidneys. Pain In the
• back, headaches, brick dust de-
.
posits in the urine -prove .that
the kidneys are seriously
itt-
flasned..
• THE GENTLE KIDNEY PILL
• strengthens and invigorates the
. kidneys, heals the inflammation,,
*clears the urine, and takes away
the pain.
" Bu-ju " is not a cure for the
drink habitebut "Bu -Ju" does
protect the steady drinker against
kidney disease.
All druggists hstve Thi -Ju" or will
• get them for you.
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BARNARD:3
EAT ANNUAL VITATCH SALE
SEPTEMBER 7 to 15.
GREAT beeline you centake advantage of the sale and
the Western Vais.. at the Baffle time.
GRIAT eato the vatiety of goodsshown.
GREAT as to, beality end qtpility
OREA.T becatiee the prico are loWer tban you have yet
known.
'1011,EAT As to seetirityot e 11 r s being made under
binding guarantee.
In order that yon.may know "t lo.t this is a genuine sale We
;der you to the following bargairest
Melts' medium sized wild -1111o/ e, open face,warranted
20 yeers, with genuine .Weithaux movement. .......Our //rice
thesale ****
Ladies' medium sized 14 isai atgold filieti hunting watch,
hantieoindy etigravedwarrantr.il 2 years, with genuine
Waltham walks, Our price dining the sale.,.—
("titer pi ices fin Waited itiant application by mail.
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ds received . cow -
1 and Deeembett
Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government.
DICKiON & CARLING, Solicitors. N. D. nURDON, Manager.
11110 ROWS A,
SI)ABADBIIS
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
and have just received a
ca,rtoad of walking; lid.
ing and gang, plows made
by this reliable firrni.
THORNTON BAKER
• Agent for the Sylvester and
• Perrin no! (Joinpanies
Fixeter Ontario
Lumber, Bi!ingles, Lath, Cedar
Posts, Sash, Doors, Fro mes
and all Building Material§
---Water
-Finished or in Knock dowy,
always on hand.
Highest price paid, for Saw-
logs ofevery description.
Custom sawingh•promptly
°•attended to.
• Estimates cheerfully given.
The Ro5S Tayloreop Ltd
, Elzeter, Ont.
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Marriage Licenses
issued at the
ADVOCATE OFFICE
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