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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1902-2-27, Page 8MLOT4ES DO• .HOPONT.„. Not neeesearily expensive elothee, bat clothes thet show neatness correct style, Eapproeeiatnese mad &rood taste. Come in and look over the uew styles. We eau satisfy vou, W. W. TAIWAN Merehaut Taylor. Oppo e post (Mee - SOS& KF.EP ON r %,he Bagsbaw.who has been con - tug a battery and confectionery busiuess here for a number a yeam has disposed of the sane to a Ma J. O'Brten, of Newbury, who will toke 1 possession ithout the lith of March, bout I. Vagshaw will ev a west to beek Ms Airtime. Ave you troubled witla dandreff, itching of the scalp, premature falling of the hair, or do you wish to restore,. grey hair to its natural color, then use Terkish Scalp Fori. soia by 0„ Lutz, Exeter. The Setiforth Sae did not make its ippearanee last week, owing to the M editor, r. W. J. Westeott, beteg coo- flned to his be& euffering from a se- vere atteck of onsumption of the how. els. The Epworth League of Maio street .Methodist church perpose giyiug an ev..‘'ster soeial Toesday eveeing Meech 4th, A, good pregrom will be givee. Doors ()pellet 'LW p. na Ad- mission 25 cents, It has been said thet all things come to the matt who waits. things that a man deo not want come to the man who waits, but the things a. man does -ant poem oply to the man who gets up mad "humps" himself. The following preparetions and med- icines I can couddently reeommend to the general public: Dix :Kidney Pills, Dix Little Liver Pills, Dix Cold Cure, Whoa n's Cough BalearinTetitish Scalp Voce), Witomee Condition PowdeteEng. Bela Stock Food, Sold byC, Lutz, Ex- eter. His Lordship the Bishop of goron bes arranged to visit the Deanery a Huron in Mayor cottOrmation services ite ftdlowseaSeeforth. Stinday, May 4; Clintou. Moutley, Wiughann Tues- day, and Exeter. Wednesday, at, such home 39 may be decided by the everal rectors, 1 Tone chance "it you are 2 only,Lecliee very *Mall sizes, chow est quality, flue Boebstran fer coats. redneell to $26. Cetee quick. You must be small in size for this snap. Stewart's. 11 -One Uttie tep:won't take you fate You've got to keep on waking; One word Won't tell eest what you ar You've eiot to keep on tolking; One Web won't make you very tall, Yoe've got to keep on geowiege Otte entail tad. Aetna do it all, • 'Yoe've got to keep them goieg. We all may hewn Witold . When we are veey yout Bat hes the elevemst oftue .Who learns to hold his tq ' To.night 1Thursdayi tvill doubtless S ee tete of the largest crow& at ithe eter skating rink that has ever tthered there., ,Lirovitled the weather is favorable. MeCtiliouglethe champ, n skater, is too well known to the )1'tO need auy connate% The pub- . ting. something good and vitt not lately go away (Reap- Greetness getterally neltril• Vitra ca'il to it. The derkest, boar is 'nar N. • "). litudon ea niea the Aux ' Mite? Alma ('ulnare taa needee. itar friends 'iday eve hie last. Mias MEM. Martin entertained a number of her !entng friends Wednes- day ;eight. The pew liCeeMessre. Harvey Bros'. tLeo ssessif et of the :gristitaUon Se urday next. The Crediton 'Vett lull tiNtIll playa game with. the etee team on Sat valley meta Any wourie who eau bestow: ber af feetiens on a peg dog is excusable for ntarrying dude. The young men who gets np with the sun sluitdd not sit up later than - ten ,o.eloek with the daughter. . Mrs. (Dal Amos very pleasantlyert• terteined a number of *tends on "Wed- nesday evening of last week. It does not take the sands of life long to run oat id tho WW1= whose WalSt is shaped liked an hour -glass. • One onsolation the homely girl ran have is that she will, be a pretty old one if she lives long enough. Xisa Cora Prior gave a social even- ing to a nuteber .of her friends and associates Weduesnay evening. Some people are better sick than when they are well, and. nany ate bet- ter dead .than :either sick or well. Hely Cenunanion will be administer- . ed at the:morning service of the Trivit Memorial •eluirch on Sunday next. A number from b.ere attended a soc- ial gathering given byMrs.Sherra and Mrs. Cook, Ilensall, on Tuesday night last. There are precious few people in this world who are willing to leave the punishment .of a pdorsinner all to the Lord. People should keep their bills paid if they don't liked. to be dunned and their bilis out of other people's business if they don't want to be insulted. A girl who was fond of • her e's at- tended. so mans pink t'e that. she =hi- ed her Vs, which was not very y's, and its only at times that she c"s. g of a number of the host - own and prominent far- djoining townships Was n Ibill, Thmeday night the purpose of diseussins local cold etorage establisment. /Not being eqnipped with facts as to probable cost, etc.a committee was appointed to make the necessary inquiries, to report thee - on at a meeting to be held in the nea fut Lire. Mr, Wellington Johns, who bas beet onducting a tailoring business on the East side oti Main street for a umbel. tif yenrs has decided to quit boldness in Exeter and will close the establish - t to int {Friday). Mr. 3. 'h has not yet ("Welded whether he will leave town or not. The premises' to be vacated by him we understand will be occupied by Miss Treble, as a dress making shop. At this season of the year it espec- hilly pays to read the advertisements. It is the time of elearing sales and "marking down" of prices. The live, up-to-date merchant Is 'bound to not carry over any stock, so marks it down and lets the people know it through TJf1AnvocALTE which has more good - buying readers than ever before. The severe Oast*. Miss Ethel Sweet left Monday for Mr, Bert Hodgson of Usborne tetet Torouto to attena the millinery open -1 with a, very painful aceident on Wed- lugs. nesdey of' last week, He -e,as engaged Mrs. N. D. Hurdon is ttble to be out la cutting wood when the axe sliPPed, around agate after several dayS' ilL cutting a severe gash iri the right foot, uess, neceseiteeing several etitches to elese Miss Ella Heywood is kit Hattiepresent I use crutches. in order to, t. around ege, nom° w 414in „A quiet home wedding took place at kit eWpemni reutsty"ttivrthr4 Piehili4dsnalbn- the home of Mr, Jae, Gould, Rtwon myth. . 3.1re. 14 Thome returned from a visit daughter, , wee itt mar- the wound. 13e4 is now compelled to London etteuthog the millinery open - street, yesterday afteraeon, when his riage te Mr, Sidoey Sandersunited, of towie with friends, in Landoll SaturdaY ev", het foeniely of Stephen. The nuptial ening. knot Ives tied by the Rev, 0. W. Mr. Young, of the Maisons Bank, Brown, 13. A., in the presence of the Clinton, spent Sunday with friends in ittenediate relatives and friends. The town. bride was supported by Miss Nora Sate Miss M. Mellis, of 1-Cippen, is visiting dere, while the groom was essisted bY friends in town, the guest of Ittiss Dot the bride's larother,.Fred. The cere- mony over aud the asual congmtula- Nr. Fred Gould, of Seeforth, was in tions extended,all at down to a hount- town this week, ott after whpleesant fl, n.. waendox the wethuog ich s spent eocially. The bride we's tbe recipient Hui spread prepared ter the *melon, of his sister. Miss Edith Sandei,s left Thursday for a many pretty me] eseeoi preseute: London. mid TOrOUto to attend the reit- Anvoevra extends congrattila- itnerY oPennigs. tious. Mr, D. Weise...tiller, of Toronto.shoek Council Proceedteeee hands with nutpy of hie old friends in Conned met pureuant to adjourn- town FlidaY Ment ht Town Hall, Feley 2Iet. Abe CzarRollinseft Alonda3F for Efang- sent Councillor Wood. Minutes of ham. Ill., where he wilt_ attend the Previons meeting read and goofier:tied. College of Photography. Meir---Davis—that the street. commis -1 wee woepo„ who h" been vieitioo -of the Molsona Benk to WIWI, a reternee teepee eloneey, Miss Fredrina Down rettwned home in Centralia Sundea, after pleasapt visit with friends in town, Miss Lilly Hill, of Loudon, spen owu during tbe pas f her If Darwin's theOry, that man decend- ed from the monkey, is right, we have some citizens in the county who are not touch credit to their ancestors. For Croups, Colds and Bronchitic troables, especially among children, nothing cau surpass Wiman's Cough BaIsam. Sold by a Lutz, sole agent for Dix Lung Syrup. The Ladies' Guild of the Trivitt Memorial church held a sewing meet- ing at Mas, Wm., Duissford's, Lake Road, •Stephen, yesterday, spending a very pleasant afternoon. The old land roa.rks south of the Post oface have all been laid low and quite a vacancy is the result. The nevv bk anwill be commenced asesoon as the weather will permit. - stoner be iustracted to netifythe man- at Harover for the paet few weeke, (wary feeee in .frout of' the $111310 ay to geard against, tweidente- d, liartliege-Mulreethat the fol - wing aeconnte be paeeed and :orders the Treasurer for eamel— eat, lehor et snow, $0.00: T. e„ $4.87; (ieo..(lialmore„.soow. lowing, .$2; Thos., CretchAbor, . Creech, use of hen LW; Doe n il 40j Vm. C r4414.1161k2aL44. AL Ark Change of Zusiness. oi We beg to armounee to our friendi xeter and surrounding district that we have purchased the Hardware, Stove and - Tinware business lately carried ou by Bishop & Son and intend keeping a well as- sorted, stock in all the above lines and by close attention to business and prices, hope to merit a share of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon our predecessors. T. HAWKINS & SON successor* To „. BISHOP & SON. w (fa), :Ir. Fred Bol Rechester, Oche .0., l4.spent Mondey in wn with:relatives and friends, leaving in the evening for nnaway accident which iuight New York. have been attended witlaeerious results :vise olive weight, who hos beet, happened near the Metropolitan Hotel engaged at the Victoria Hospital, Lon - on Saturday evening last. Zilr. Frank, doe,wee obligee to/ewe/le:tome Ther-:. Hendoek, ot Entorado, N., Dakota. day.owing to an attack of riteumatiette Nyllo baS beep visiting with his wife mt-t„:: Lilly yostoo mt. gotolly to at, here during the winter, was driven,. one of Mr, W. G. Ilissett'e livery teeter; tend the UllinnevY °P'wng8 tu rimult'a I on Iter rail= will take cbarge of attoebed to a pleaeure „sleigh in wbielt Zwickees millinery rooms ant, ereil, Were a numberef Ladies and when neer , the hotel the teem beeatne frightened. 1 t and netkieg a cptielt turn bawled tbe 'Wm. Snell, of 14lai'au, 'who at- otemp.ente out and tan away. The it . d t he funeral of bis sihtn-ill-10.W `did not get far before being captured • -- C4Vnish, In L. .w: Tleareday, but the leg was coesiderably dameged„e&tilvd ou, friends hi town FritlaY on both seats broken off. tegether with 111E6 war nolile. otherbreakages. letetily the orcupauts Mr. Wm 3Cerigan, of Detroit, who esellped uninjured hut the es..perieuee had been on a visit to friends in Myth, was a, most unpleasant otte aud mueli dropped off at Exeter while 4ni his wa ', dry -goods etc. Buffeted as a conete i home, Monday and spent the lay NN it quenee. A Big Cnt. limetes Black radian fur coats $25,veduced to $15 Women's Australiaa Coon .ftw .eoets $25, . reduced to fin,rel; WomenS Meek Astrachan ter coat, '327, re - wed' to $19; Women's Boebaran fur oat Pi, reduced to $25. Stewart'. ImM•tornat.~..rome Forccasts tor Merelx. A Volvan stoim period is cential on the first day of Mareb, !listing up to about the 4th. From Saturday the 1st to about Tuesday the 4t1, general and heavy storms of rain, sleet, snow and wind will be most natural. All gen- eral storms at this time, and thr, nigh - out the months, will be equinoctial in character; the first stages will be warm with rain, 'lightning and thmuler es- pecially along the south and east sides of storm areas, To the west and north- west the rain will rapidly turn to sleet and snow, followed by a high barome- ter which will force cold waves aud ex- treme wintry couditions for the ..:eason merchant who bas bargains to otter eastward and southward over almost generally makes the fact known as ! tbe entire canary. All through the above. First Look.—Just in a choice lot of new prints, new ginghams and new chambrays, styles are correct and values are in your favor. Stew- art's. Parkhill Gazette-Review:—The Mis- sionary sermons by the Rev. C. W. Brown, B.A., of Exeter, in the Metho- dist church last Sunday were able pre- sentations of the important theme. The congregations were good and the offerings of the day were almost equal to the total raised last year after the collectors had. done their work, thus insuring anadvance in Missionary con- tributions for the year. Rev. Mr. Brown will always be welcome here. • Little Gretta„ daughter of Mr. A. E. Bennett, London, formerly of Exeter, narrowlyescaped instant death in that city the other day. It appears she was on the street and her -little pet dog (the one she took with her from here) was standing on the street car track and noticing an ap: proaching car she ran out to save the little dog, but the car came quicker than she expected and she had barely time to escape witb her life, while the dog was killed instantly. The Exeter Hockey team journeyed to Parkhill on Friday afternoon and played a game with the team of that town. Characteristic of Parkhill in alt gatnes, they practiced wholesale on- slaught and by the ,barefaced injustice of the Parkhill goal umpire the game dosed with a store, admitted by the Parkhill team, of 5-5, but which was actually 9-5 in favor of the Exeter boys. It was another case of beatasut hy the Parkhill goal umpire,: whose decisions were dirty and the rankest P The sale of English Stock Food is kind of injusticeand favoritism to tbe „Still rapidly increasing, thus testifying home team. . to its value. Those stock raisers who ' • eath .hav-e not used it should give it a trial. George Lowe. $old by O. Lutz, Eieter. Mc.'gdWUrd Christie received. the sad . news last week of the death of Mr. Now is the tinie to order Your read- George Loire, one of the pioneer set - mg matter. We Supply any periodi-' tiers of Usbornte township, who died, eat ptiblished itt atty.: country or in any in WareMinne'on-Moedey, February laagesae at reasonable rates. ' Order '17th, from the result , Of an ,attack of noW at theAn-Ydoaeleefficee' la grippe which' sowed on his lungs.' Mr, T, BerrYa of ne'its411, porches- and graduallygwlung worse e, suc- cumbed to its effects. The deceased ee,ereta Mr. Thonetas,Ilerton the other' left day -a fine sixteen -month's -old gialding,,t,tihAelio+PePs'cts.'last fail to residewith • aired by Icilleirteiforthasuin ef "lIgtIter, Mrs. Murray, at • the above addreeS,with-whera he made wbo. s.sasti herealsr?,t. 44011..,e,Y311 horSes? 'Ins belie .upto " the tittle Of ".1:di death. It took ue a' ongt Ate t learnt t a he deceased.w aan ive of cotl cl 't'' arI r alla -t- e'quito girl .wonid o e after- eame , o tins „ ()entry when quite noOn witt(tiklieet,felleve and fhbecier;. yoxing;, settling in. Usborne toteeship, ettrY, down to 'zeeteettlien Say` she elid. Where lie,fartned until a too* of years hot get doldebti but Tee., her Mather' eek' egc$:;:' was 4. man of„6±1.et Integrity, lier-tb.bring'sahakettef-, 'Waterieor, "go highly respected asa friend and neighe o ehekitelabietviteir tit -6 Ltherrettnieter, bora.batis-reenyfriendS intend aronna, Mercury period, which ends aboot the 10th, cloudy, threatening weather will prevail, but renewed storm conditions will be marked from about the Sth to the 10th inclusive. As we approaeh new moon on the Oth it will grow much warmer, falling barometer will appear in western partsand very Vecided storms will quickly follow, travelling eastward and touching most sections of the country from about the Stis to the 10th. An energetic. shortlived high barometer may possibly rush in before the on -coming of the Vulcan storm period central on the 13th,, but the chances are good for continued and general storms oyer the 10th and into the storm period extending from the llth to the 10th. A reactionary storm period. will centre on and. about the 19th and 20th, at which tine change to warmer, falling barometer and wide areas of more rain and snow will pass eastward across the country. All of these stoem perturbations until after fall moon in March will wind np with decided changes to colder,and blizzard- ous squalls of sleet and snow in all the northwest part of the country.; The storm period.which will make one of theirfinal and worst clashes, is central on tbe 24th, covering the 21st to 26th. The cold weather that is sure to follow the storm period will change .to much warmer as the month goes ouathe bar- ometer will again fall, and more reac- tionary rain and now will visiteraany sections in their inarch eastward across the states. registera'teMpierateAnd, She " sar a)ceter will ]c 4111 'deep regret of ha We telei,'',,C010!!' W4a6, 'eurfO,4S`., his dernie. He was in 'the. 68th' year iiiortda gitisar6-'friY119.174. of his A Terrible Fall in prices. Mens' Australian Coon coats $16, reduced to $10.25; Men's Calf Coats, $25, re- duced to $18.75; Men's Rock Walla- by coats, $20, reduced to ''518.75; Men's Black Corsican Lareb coats, $25, reduced to $18.75; Men's Prime Canadian Coon ,coats, $40, reduced to $29. Stewart's. '118()NA. evaElteial34 :—toar‘Me,araOlaari(4 ,)/fieset'Sweet-is visiting friends itt Miss Kathleen Stewart is visiting itt Miss Florence,Yeekell visited le Lon- don' on Friday. . ' ' Mr. J. Clausen, of 'Hebsall. was he town Monday. , 'Mr. W. W. Tamen. Mr. and Mrs. John Sanders, who have been visiting with relatives and friendhere for the past few weeks returned to their home in Gilbert Plains, Man., on. Monday last, Mr. N. W. Creech, who has been beaker. for Verity Plow Co.,Brant ford, or some sanirs, lets resigned the posi- ion are) lute aveepted a more luerative one with the Crucible Sitael Co., of America, at Toronto. F.5:i4Pr boys are bound to get to the front. will soon be time for Stock. :taking and we want to elear .out many \tllines of clothing by thattime. And in order to do this. we have put the Knife into these lines and have almost c Blow we quote you a few prices - Men's Overcoats was 46 44 46 44 44 44 Snits 44 it 44 44 44 44 44 44 prices in two. 7.;i0 for $5,50 11.73 " 10.00 " 7 Zin 12,00 " Boys 2 pieee Suits, slztsfroiu 22 to 25 all the way froall 8:1,50 to erelid for $llt.75. This is a graud oppottanity for any one needing anything itt tbealtave, adquarters GIVE ITS A, CALL. SPACKM AN. Snndtrd Beady :.%1 ule Clothing. 1\Ir. Wm. Melville, late of the final of Melvile & Morrison, manufacturers of acetylene gas generators, has accepted a position as tiesmith with Messrs. Thos. Hawkins 6: Son, to take the plaee of Mr. rammed Bisset t, who bas resigned and will leave shortly for Manitoba. Mr, Bich Kessel, v1to has been en- gaged in Grand Portage, Minn., re - willed home last week. A few weeks ago be had the misfortune to have one of his feet so badly frozen that he was compelled to have all the toes on the foot disjointed and as a consequence he walks quite lame. Mr. Thos. W.Harnlin,of Brookhohn, but who for many years was a former resident df Exeter, is shaking hands with his many old friends in town. Mr. Hamlin and his step -son, Mr. Thos. Ross, is engaged in the brickyard busi- ness in that town and reports a pros- perous business. It is abont thirteen years -ago that Mr. Hamlin left here, consequently be notes quite a munber of changes in the town generally dur- ing his absenee. Mr.! me Goodison, of Sarnte vas t- ediriendaih town last teeek,., Graham; .Of SL MnrYii:c itrWts friends itt tOwn during the veek.' 'Miss Vere Hawkshave iseatteoding theniilliiieryaipenings Teeehtol "V.::"VailSYke, Of LandOnc'.:,.".0'..iSlted' The Huron. Old Boys. Stories of the "Huron Tract," and of the men and women who won it for civilization, were much in evidence at the big at-home of the Huron Old Boys at Toronto Friday night. That the folk who hewed Huron out of the bush have left worthy decendauts was made evident to even the most casual obser- ver. Huron people, even after the years of city life, are notable for their fine physique. Col. Otter will do as a case in point. The at-home of Friday night was held in the Assembly Hall, and excellent preparations had been made for the entertainment of the guests. These efforts were thoroughly appreciated, for the attendance great- ly surpassed that of former occasions. The President, 1VIr.E. Moody, occupied the chair, and the guests seated on the platform were: --Col. Otter, D. 1VIcGil- 1icuddy, Dr. Elliott, Hugh McMath, Robert Holmes, M.P., W. R. Miller, J. Sherritt, M.P., Major Hall, VV". Proud - foot, Dr. Sloan, J. Mitchell and J. E. Elliott Winghana The proceedings were opened with a few remarks by the Chairman, who felt confident that the association was held in very high estimation, not only by the ex -resi- dents living in Toronto, but also by 01d boys in other parts of Canada. Col. Otter said that there Were menyold boys present, but - there were no old girls, as they are net to he found - in thAral County. Short addresses Were also delivered by Mr. John Sherritt,' M.P., and Mr, Proudfpot. ,The musi- cal numbers wete' contributed by the foliewieg oetistse-ales. W. W. Sloan,' A. Gillies, Me. J.W.H. Musson, Mrs.S. T. Church, 'Miss AMat Watson, Mr. A. 11 Boell, Miss Emily:Selway,', Mr. S.T. Ofinreh. Atthe, conebasion of the eh: tertainment refreshineets were served, 'fellowed by dancing. ,s= Ruston, FURNITURE& UNDERTAKING ROOMS, omhars thOCK 'VVO want to sell 200 ROCKING CHAIRS before spring. See them from 50e. up. 13riMefie14'Ttie theeeSitridaY School "plipila of. the Brupelleld'",PeesbYterien 'antral, Wlip;iierreetlYredited 200.13ible Jannavy are,..0e0..:'AV.' Pear - 5011. 'Tena Il0S atid‘'.-110:sies,f.MeEWen;', :they.will,reeeivethe.,0*r4;',..46goits .TE -4 given to titose Who continitt toeneatery :the": 201)!,pree We can sell you a dandy bed room set OAK CUT AND POLISHED, FOR $25.00 All other Furniture, Bed Springs, Mattresses away down. Do' you want that picture framed? it to the King's taste. WErCa`an do We buy our Parlor Suites in the regular way and can show you something new ih design. CALL AND INSPECT OUR STOCK Tuckersmith: We regret to learn of a painful accident which befel Mrs.1 Alex. Sproat, jr., i:tt few days ago. As she was going out of of Tackerswith, a ye pi ioncy the house she -slipped on some ice, and falling, broke her right arm at the wrist. We are pleased. to learn that she is improving nicely. Seaforth: We are sorry to learn that Mr. F. G. C. Minty, who has been manager of the Seaforth agency of the Bank of Commerce for some years, is to be removed from here shortly. Dar- ing his residence here Mr. Minty has proven himself an ideal bank manager and it genial, useful citizen. We under- stand he goes from here to Waterloo. , , Ilensall: Mrs. E. Sheffer and family left last week for their new home in Toronto. Mrs. -Sheffer very success.. fully carried on a restaurant, ice bream parlor and confectionery business, en- joying a large share of patronage,' and will be much missed; not only in busi- ness, but by a large social circle of friends. "e friends intown Saterday:end-Sonday, set-ibecl vexses. ECONOMY s WEAL' .,„T e..r,oad Lo weaIthishest:e*plaine laY.•X•11(t.iitetiaciaa'Of tho yoiu- co4o-ty 'offlotp.at ,T"OrOilto- •TheiteWeekiY rnstftiltneh t lmiFs 156'k '4%; ''00110 t 0 r Calle-, foe- weekly -pays ).3141.401.1:•101cOY olidO IF YOU WANT To Buy or Sell a Fal..in IF -YOU WANT TO BuY or Sell Town Property IF YOU WANT TO = Borrow or Lend Honey IF YOU 'WANT Collections „Illatt6 IF YOU WANT , , Your Life Insured IF YOU WANT TO ' ° to the otilltrY 33Y ALLAN' LINE CASH P.A.ID FOR EUBSe Call at, the 11tilersigite , JOHN SPACHIVIX OfliLe0v0I1.1. SPeek H ti.),Fapp • . . Exeter.