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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1902-3-13, Page 8I• L Bishop pp.urposes disposing of his i household etfet:ts, by public auction • !'on. the 20th oft this month, Piano and afurniture, etc., can be inspected at his home on Friday and Saturday of this Week. • Our enterprising grain merchant Mr. J. •Oobbleciiek: has applied to the agent at Centralia for peuensszonx to erect a grain elevator at Centralia stetion where he expects to be prepared to tike in, slxare caf the etferiegs after harvest. est. Mr, Leonard _'►xeTaggart,, Exeter North, has rented bis hundred acre feria. in Usborne, with orchard i:esery ed, to Me John Bartner for a term of Years, at a rental of $275 per year. Mr. Butner will take innawdiete pos. ession, Mr. John Wood shipped a carload of fine expert cattle to Tporonto on Mon- daye Eight of the nninber were pur- chased from Mr, John Welsh, London Road, North, which here as flue a. lot of cattle as ever were shipped - from this depot, A man who is too stingy to take his e I bone pae per manikd drink sasefras tea - so thin he wouldn't make a shadow, He would fall hint- self up on hot water and then try to •cheat hianself into the belief that he had eaten a square meal, you wsut a bargain'in at bheR. et If so call and see otic ales, sor^tunent of Black Fettey's that we are eleering .at .ia cents the plod let Stewart's. Th Deming preps ;itioots anxat weds ieines ed- ieines 1 can confidently reeommen 1 to the generalpublic; Disc Kidney Pills, Aix Little Iver Pills, Dix Cola entre, Winnan's Cough B:trsnen,T€ukish Seaip Food, Wiwan's Condit len Powder,Eng- lkeh Stock Food, Sold by C. Litt;» b xc.- ring is here and we sore showing t newest designs in Si ITT11QS, CQATiNGS ersd P,A.;+IT.INOSS. .ak reascasnabk• pets ' Have wast received jute J.Mitchell's new Feehion Plaate for the .present ceaasaai, Iletnee I tem give tent the htteet Bots .for s1►4nn ; and sanuuuer. W» W. TAMAN e 4te ptrsr (Mee. Tailor. WiltiittisetseteteVigt-te." Matt LOCAL DOINGS, fteetacatoAergoteiseassaaatt We coaild live without fools, 3Iaagw shops and pelitiel ons; We eanaalal /iv4a wit unit love Vander eertrise conditions. t'L'e eteitel live witdnc+int trusts, ttemhiinetieans and beast Bet tIne .'I41 WOW'mental Gnat prove Li it weenet for the eraai9l„ ee Mr. Thee. Weetlfer.l a iipped a ear. 1Pfal of Baer,. to Wiinraagata . MI Friday. The Satiataltendldaatt s stare wdiaks etaar't2 a1 operations in entvice canting can 137c drze-,Iaao. I'i°imiNtila with two girl's ends when mut a ite°he, the yohart,•, tnnatn whom tl other Inas le ent tieltiai for. time. t+d I►nt professed Christians tr to eheat tite+ale vil ent of his dnes be frying et anything on the herd. Some si :e+:mists claim Mat Man n ern 1nti++:raae►Y front the !wiliest:. Someo therm are etill in the lobster state. Ilan the mill: of homer l iandnes sattnn ia.-atl►;e essessvetes►)ndensc'd,th pzYrtlitetwouldbeLimlterger etwese. Mrs. Ann 3#nrri• Inas moved into Mr John t'eaoitni, nn4.• dwrliing tt eently vIc ettetl by Mr. \V n. Redden, on I-ltron street The T ivi:.t :It'nitir el church Guilt held their meetingyesterd ay inhe nes i tit , t the r . n,len .c t f Mrs, W. li Lovett. One half of the number of girls ;eo( see are either pretty or eleven, and th other half etre tine ones who niuke gczo wives. Miss Cora Manning veru chantingly entertained a number of her friends a a pleasant party on Wednesday even ing. John Snell, on of Mr. Eli Snell,. has purchased the dwellingowned by Dr. 'xtz on Mill street anrecently vacat- ed by W. U. Mondor. Parties wishing to secure pastnrag should read the ad. in another column The proprietor of the ranch has severs thousand acres of a run.. Buy h• e J. D. Ring shoe for com- fort, style and qualia:y. See aurspec- ial $3..x) Mem' shoe. You will want a pair. It has been wisely said by some one flat a teen of coat is uxure acceptable to lye man than a wreath of Sowers to dead one. We have knao+via people to se their Mende and relatives like dogs whiie alive, and make an awful fins air their grafi es, when they passed. away. Kind words and kind actions. at .home, in liminess, in the social cir- e.a and everywhere, will . v. ire re. cir- cle. ud a ry til ne e t e, d unkind canes irlw:nys trill, Mr. Emanuel Bie,Gett, wire has been .a lifeelong resident of Exeter left Mon- day evening for Crystal City, Man.. where has accepted a paasition as tin. smith, He has tine Buell -wishes of his many Mende here for his future sue. Mrs. es ce,s. iii. -.,eft and family will fed - low in the course of a few months, Mn. Biesett disposed of his dwelling o ne Gidley street, timidly to Mr. Won iaaaane, of clay township, for the stain o $31.1!. 3 A number of young men were 1` brought up before Magistrates Snell and Gregory,. Tuesday zooming last. - ; changed with engaging in a charivari f disturbitt the & nee and destroying Mr. Jos. Peart's property on the night . of February 26th. Several witnesses e evere eximuned and considerable evi donee was deduced but it was four , : necessary to adj,tourn' the court for on week. lir. J. G. Stanbury acted as council for the defendants. Mr. M. J. White, who met with th c misfortune of breaking his leg, over - three nnnnths Ingo, underwent an open. . ,etion on Friday last to improve tin condition of the injured member. Th n hone had not united, consequently it Q was deemed advisable to operate in pot order that inflammation might again he started and tints revive the knit ting process.. It is to be hoped it evi t have the desired effect and that he evil d e 9 e to i 11 1 e 1 r. a t m i Mr. James Gould disposed of his fin brick dweilingon Carling street to M David Wynn, of Ushorne, last week who will move therein this week. That girl whom we saw step on banana peel and fail on the sidewalk the other day,did not break any bone but her Christianity was badly strain ed. For Croups, Colds and Bronchiti troubles, especially among children nothing can surpass Wiman's Cough Balsam. Sold by C. Lutz, sole ager for Dix Lung Syrup. Messrs: Popplestone & Gardner ar busy this week unpacking large con signrnents of goods and placing the on the shelves in readiness for thei opening day, Saturday. The sale of English Stock Food still rapidly increasing, thus testifying to its value. Those stock raisers c a er wh s have not used it should give it a trial Sold by C. Lutz, Exeter. Are yon troubled with dandruff itching of the scalp, premature falling of the hair, or do you wish to restos grey hair to its natural color, then us Turkish ScalpFood. Sold b C. Exeter. Y The Christian Endeavor' Social in Caren Presbyterian church on Tues day night was a splendid success. The members of the Thames Road Society' were in attendance and assisted in the program. Mr. John Chapple, who has been clerking for Mr. E. T. Spackman, :.ha resigned the, position and wiilireturn t Mitchell where he has accepted a sim ilar position with' Messrs..Couch Schnider. There is, gladness in her gladness when she's glad, there is sadness in her sadness, when: she's sad, but the gladness of 'her gladness and the sad- ness of her sriidness is nothing, to hex madness when she's mad. Mr, Wm. Routley, London Road, South, held a Large wood bee on Thurs- day last at which the.stalwarts carne out in bigforce,: consequently a large pile of wood was cut. The:dance in the evening was much enjoyed. Mr„ Rich. Snell is this week moving house on Simcoe''at. recently into then , Y vacated by Mrs. Ann Ijarris, while Mr. Henry; Gould will move- into the house vacated by Mr. Snell,:: Mr. Gould haying parchesed satixae last wec13, soon show signs of improvement. Rev. 3. Potts, D. D., of Toronto, preached educational serxnons in the Main street Methodist church here on Sanday morning and in the James street church in the evening. The Dr is an elderly mann of splendid personne fine oratory and wide intellectual grasp. His discourses on the subject were exceedingly fine and were listen. ed to with a great deal of interest. Rev. Holmes, of London, took the ser. vices in the James street in the morn- ing and in the Main street in the even ing,who also delivered appropriate and pleasing discourses. Nalco. All parties indebted to I3. Bishop Son must settle at ienee as eve are leav- ing town. messt elong Miss Violet `Treble begs to nienotnce to the ladies of Exeter and vicinity, that after. March 10th she will open a dress -making business. in the shop re- cently vacated by Mr. W. Johns, She Las the latest systerir of Butting• and has secured the able seryiees of 3Iiss Wood, who is a well`knotvn and exper- ienced dressmaker, and• they will en deavor to give entire satisfaction. Dieid ntt the 11ous0 of dela e. [r, James Stewart, Huron street ceived the sad intelligence hist week of the death of his brother, Andrew, who died at thee.Houee of $ef g? on Saturday last, after a long and *unfit', illness frour a raligu nt rodent Msec in tlx face, associated with a coinpli- cation bt other diseases, the worst of which was paralysis.. The past three nnonths of his illness he zeas perfectly helpless and required a great deal of attention. Mr. Stewart was aa, former resident •ofWaterloo, 13'isconsin, where he lived for many years. Com- lag here a little over two years • ego, he took up quarters at the (louse -of Refuge where be has since xeinaintdl, notes an aw:oral but as a lodger. The remains, were brought here l[ondaay by train and were taken to Lumley fair burial. He wags 1 ye,an s is; age. ia'haaf Coitstitia cs iicaartt'. • Tile world is gtnyerrietl toeing quite as much. nay attire than it was in the dart: Jges, by the beauty of its woven.. and while the woman of braeins by herd Work and mere force gains a posh - tion of iutluenee and inpontince, the Woman of ibeanty floats Into her tang. Boni with the tries, of it. dimple or tine flirt of an eyelash. A€suuuing artists to hu the class of people inost capable R T of judging beatanty really as, The Delineator shows in its April issue a large member of pictures by dome of the world's nnatstevs, an interesting couuinenta}ry bet N.1i:udsou Mean ae- carnp nyinng it. Wits • poets, grave .and revereucl men have Fall essayed to lay clown .positive rules as to what Beauty is. The ordinary mortal* hons- ever, ii usually content to find his ide:tl of heantnty beside his own he:arth- stonnet for hint, beauty "is -engendered in the eyes. with gaznug fed. ftpI nst arrived. 1. Lergo stock of le linens, bleached. turd uubleaeh- heeting, pillow cottons, shirti,ig airt mastitis. I aluesure in your dor. At Stewart's. it. TofT.tome The members of Advance Council No. 2!J , R. T. of T., gathered at the home of Mr. John euclnniore on Friday evening, Feb.28, to spend a social time with he and his daughter, Miss Alma, lrefo ve their departure to Crystal city, .flan. Mr. Cuelmo ve has been a ?mem- ber of the order for a number of years and will he missed as he was a regular attendant. Before leaving bis house the Royal Tempters presented him with a Bible, showing their apprecia- tion of his services. Mr. Cudinore very feelingly thanked the members for kindly remembering bine and hoped to see the Council increase in member- ship. Refreshments were served,after winch all took their departure for bottle, feeling that they had spent 'a pleasant time together. --Miss Emma L'enluile, the representative from Ad- vance Council, No. 207, B. T. of T., to eraud Council gave a lengthy and ull report of the business of that body, of which she was an ollicee as well as represen :td,tive. ANI IE M. VINCENT, Ileo. -Secy. R. T. of T. Council Proceedings. Canned met pursuit ot to adjourn- ], in Town Niall, March '7. Min - 1 ntess of previous meeting readand con- firmed. The Rev. C. W. Brown ad- dressed the Council regarding the dis- t turhance on Huron street the week previous and advised the Council to of- fer a. reward for the apprehension and conviction of any party or parties taking part in any charivaui or like disturbance in the future. The Coun- cil promised to take the natter into their serious consideration. A deputa- tion, consisting of Messrs.Hurdon, Bo - bier, O. PI Sanders and others waited - on the Council, protesting against the payment of constables fees to the spec- e spec- ial constables called out on the night of Feb. 27th, claiming that Me. Creech r was the proper person to be notified - of any disturbance takingplace. The matter will be considered the next meeting of council. Davis—Wood— that the following accounts be passed and orders drawn on Treasurer for - same: Thos. Brock, labor, $1.62; Wtn. Creech, do., 62c; Thos.Flynn, do.,$5.50;. Thos. Welsh, do., $3.75; H. Parsons, do., $2; Tremaine & Snell,electric light - to March lst, $74.79.—Oarried. Wood —Harding—that Council adjourn to Fridaay,March 21,at 7.30 p.m.—Carried. GEo. IL BzssETT, Clerk. I. 0. 0. F. At-Honte. The At -Home given under the aus- pices of the Independent Order of Oddfellows in their Hall, on Friday - night last was a most pronounced suc cess. The hall was crowded to the doors. Mr. R. H. Sweet, N. G., had. charge of the program, which contain- ed in all about thirteen numbers. The program opened with a creditable piauo selection by Miss Ida Rowe, bel- lowed by Horn Quartette by Messrs. Treble, Gidley, Christie and Welsh. • Mr. J. G. Stanbury gave a very inter- esting address on the aims, objects and a brief history of the Order, treating, the subject very cleverly. Mr. `M.Vnn- cent's patriotic and comic . songs, and. recitations,were excellent and brought" forth the usual long and loud applause.,' The solo by Miss Ida Johns, with Miss G. Hicks, (violin) and Miss`L. Johns (piano) accompanists,was,admirably rendered as was also the selections by the male quartette, Messrs. Senior, Popplestone, Habkirk and Kinsman. The solo by Miss Amy Johns was well. received, while the reading by Miss Prior was an interesting °number. Shortly after ten o'clock the program. was brought to a close when luncheon. was served, after which a hearty vote. of thanks,ruoved by Rey:C.W..Brown,' B. A., seconded by Rev. W. M.Martin and carried unanimously, was tender- ed the lodge:for the very excellent manner in which they had conducted the entertainment. The committee in charge are to be congratulated upon the brilliant success of their efforts in providing an entertainment so+ pleas rngtoall. The Strathcona (Alberta) Plaindeal- er of Feb. 28th, contains the following paragraph:—"On Monday last Miss Minnie B. Crowley arrived from Lon don, Ont., and on the evening of the same day at the Presbyterian mans here was married to Mr. F. A. Peel, our popularjeweller. The Plaindeale extends congratulations. For the pres ent Mr. and Mrs. Peel are boarding at the Victoria House, but hope to take up housekeeping shortly."' Miss Crow- ley was a former resident and teacher in the public school here, and daugh- ter augh ter of Mr. Thed. Crowley, who farmed a little south of the viliage. The London Free Press cif Thursday says:—Tbe whereabouts of John Rus- sell, us sell, traveller. for Mr. John Garvey, wholesale grocers, are a mystery, but it is suspected that he has gone to the other side, and carried him withabout $475, which he collected last week from merchants in`South Huron and North Middlesex. Telegrams to vari ous points failed to discover his loco tion although it was learned on Fri e day last he left his samples at'Forest e and took the 6.25 train for the west. Lutz Russell has been with. Mr. Garvey for four years and was until recently held in high esteem by his employer. The police have issued an illustrated cir- - cular regarding him. Later.—A tele gram was received by the police here that he was arrested Thursday in Den- ver, Colorado. 300 yards of all -wool Cheviot Serge s in Navy` only. Quality that you ex - o pect to pay 35 cents for, we shall clear the lot at 222c, the yard. A & sure bargain.` Stewart's. Found. On Carling Street, a brown woollen back gauntlet. Owner can have same by: calling, at this office and paying for this notice. Second -Hand Sewing Machines for Sale. The undersigeed has three second- hand sewing machines for „sale.. May be seen at R. H. Sweet's harness shop. W. Johns. Died in London. Mrs. Jos. Sutton received the sad news yesterday (Wed.) of the death., of her sister, Miss Isabella Hodgson, who died in London the same day. The deceased was removed to that city Last week for treatment, but gradually rowing, worst; she passed away. •Gift of Seeds, That old and reliable seed house, the D. M. Ferry Co, has again kindly re- membered the editor of theAnVocAar.E with aasplendid assortment of garden and flower seeds for which our thanks are due, The naive of this famous house is a sufficient guarantee as to the freshness and good quality of the seed as no house on the continent en- joys a better or more deseved reputa- tion than that of D. M. Ferry k Co, When yon buy see that you get the. Ferry seeds or ye editor will beat you. oat when it comes to harvest thecrop.' Mr:. B. Manning, of Clinton, was in town on Friday. Miss Graben), 01 St. Marys, visited friends in town Sunday. :11rs. McIntyre', Exeter North, is eta, inns frieude in Windsor, Mr. John Williams, of Zurich, west town on business Monday, Mr. John Taylor, of Foutiae, ',',fleb ,Tea -Kettles. is vzsiting Mewls i n town. miss I,,illa Johns spent a few days. with friends in Clinton this week., Mr. Won, Snell, liveryman, is amen confined to his bell through illness, lin , Brown, of London, was a guest at Mr, T. H. MleCailinnu'son Sunday. Miss N. Tom has accepted as position .ns tailoress with Mr. W. W. Taman. Miss Palle Rawden spentSmola). 1` and Monday with her brothers In Lon don. T.IIAW}INS &SON. Sugar -Making. The sugar -n aleing season is herr. Are von prepared for it? Look up and see if yon: do not want some SAP PAILS, SAP -PANS, SAP SPOUTS. SUGAR KE LES or anything in that line. We have everything. Seeds! Seeds! We eaarry a targe and varied supply of the best and choicest field and garden seeds that can be proeured. Don't run any risk, bnt see that you get the best. We sell the Little Giant Seeders; which should be in the hands of ever farmer. Ask to see our stock 0i uiiclkle plated tea kettles. T. HAWKINS & SON, Successors to H. Bishop car Sou, Miss Lena Howard. leaves to -day, (Thursday) to accept a position as mil- liner in Toronto. Mr. Philip Johnson, of Imnilun, spent Sunday with his sister, ?firs, P. Fr'ayne :Mn'. P. Dignan, of London, spent a few days in town last week. with bit parents. Mrs. D. ,johns returned home We€1- nesday, after a pleasant visit with her fanner in St, Marys. Mrs. Ellis, of Mt. Vernon, Mich., spent Sunday In town the guest of Miss Mary B:ill:will, Ala J, E. Toon, I. P. S., has been in pectins the school in this distrietdue- ng the past few weeks. Cletzo Salter returned home froirn Loudou Monday, after a pleasant visit. with his brothers there. Miss Eliza Johns, after spending a few days with friends in town, return- ed to London this week. Miss N, Lockwood, who was visiting alias McTaggart, Exeter North, left Tuesday for her home in St, Thomas. Mr. Wm. Pugsley, who sustained. 'naiad injuries in a fall last week, is ixn 1ep ro in but is still confined to Ws r g tl London Free Press: -Miss Kersey, of this city, has been engaged as nnilfiner by L. L. Barber, of Essex, Inc the coin- ing season. Mt. Lionel Howard and his sister Miss Lille, will attend the lath annivor- sar e- of Mr. and Mrs Tweedy's wedding at tiloderieh to -day (Thut'stlay). Mr. Thos. Beaman, who has been spending the winter with friends in and around Exeter, left for his home inHargrave, Mane onMonday. Miss Edith Sanders, having return- ed front the millinery openings in To- ronto, has taken charge of Mr. J. A. Stewart's millinery department. Mrs. James Bryan, of Lte::know, after a few days' visit at the Commercial House, left Friday to visit in Loudon. She is expected to visit here again this week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Vern, who have been visiting friends in and around Exeter for some months, returned to their home in Hamiota, Man., on Sat - many. Mr. Esti Heywood returned honied Tuesday evening, after a delightful trip of six weeks along friends in Buck Grove and Brighton, Iowa, and Chicago, I11. Mr.D.French, manager of the House of Refuge, was in town on. Saturday and again on Monday on business in connection with the funeral of the late Andrew Stewart. Miss Ballard, of Listowell, is again in charge of Mr. E. J, Spackxnan's mil- linery show rooms. Miss Elliott has also resumed her position as milliner with the R. Pickard Co, Mr. John Oudmore and daughter Ahnn,left Monday evening for Crystal City, Man:, where they intend mak- ing their future home. The well wishes of their many friends here ac- company them. PEA KEPI IIHJETS NEW [IICE llliTfl1Nt Paper. As the season for house cleaning is here we beg to call your attention 1 and to invite you to inspect our Big Stock. Our Wall Paper consists of the finest selections from. American and Canadian designs, 11 Carpets. Carpets we cdelve to be the leaders as we keep the lot est nr d best assortuxent:in town. Cafe Curtains.. One thonsaand pair of Lace Curtains jilt arrived so we atee confident we can please everybody both izn price and quality in this line. COME EARLY ONE AND ALL. E. J. SP F -t O.i 7►„M A.E;.\. , I eadquansrtees for the Celebrated W, E. Sandford Beady Made Clothing. es. C. Huston, FURNITURE & UNLIERTAKINO ROOMS, ccbnEY°s 13noct{. TTo want to sell 200 ROCKING CHAIRS before spring. See tliem from 50e. up. We can sell you a dandy bed room set OAK OUT AND POLISHED, FOR $25.00 All other Furniture, Bed S. ringg s Mattresses " away down. Do you want that picture frained? . We can do it to the King's taste. , We buy our Parlor Suites in the regular way and can show you something new in design. Mr. Johnson, of.London, is the guest of Mrs. P. Frayne, he was called here Friday to see his son, Mr. B. Johnson, CALL AND INSPECT OUR STOCK of Usborne, who is very ill of consume- • tion. He was accompanied by his daughter and her husband. Mr. ' and Mrs. Madge. Miss McCauley, of Southampton,has accepted a position as milliner with thePie ar R. E. R x k d Co. She will re- main here for a couple of weeks, af- ter which she will take charge of the millinery department in the branch store at Hensel', Re' ds. R.Millyard,aund C.W. Brown, Miss M. V. White and MissL.Johns, of Exeter, Messrs. W. H. Harvey, Chas. Cann,: and John Passrnore,of Usborne, Rev. Waddell and wife,Messrs. ()has. Johns, Wm. Johns and Wesley Parkin- son, of Elimville,are attending the Ep- worth League convention :it London this week. Around About Us Goderich: Mr, E. Downing hasur- chased the boot and shoe stock and business conducted for some time ,by Mr. P. T. Halls. Logan: Much sympathy is extend- ed to Mr. and Mrs. Jaynes McKenzie, in the loss of theiryoungest child, who died on Saturday. McGillivray: George Foster, of, this township, who was adjudged insane, was removed from the county jail to asylum, London, Monday. Ailsa Craig: Mrs. Margaret Robin- son died at her residence in the village, Wednesday morning at the age of 67 years. The funeral was held on Friday` to West's cemetery. Mitchell: Mr. Thos. Stoneman has purchased Miss Prendevillc's property and as soon as the premises are reno- vated>he will move with his familyin- to the house. The purchase price was $900, which is considered a great bar- gain. Goderich tp: A particularly inter- esting event took place at the home of when Miss Sarah Ellen Elliott was wedded to Fred George hit in han•the bride's father, on Wednesday, so or genoy of Qu'Appelle. Assa.,the ceremony be- ing performed by Rev. .0. R. Gunne, M. A., rector of St, Paul's church, Clin- ton. linton. They go to their new horse . in Qu' Appelle-followed by the well wish- es of their numerous friends. Wingham: On. Wednesday night the store occupied, by Meir & Co., was entered bysome person or persons and goods to the value of $60 or $70 taken. The thief. seems to have gained' an en- trance by forcing the outside cellar door aside sufficiently to, enable him to lift the cross bar that held it fast on the inside. This being removed and the depredator in the cellar, entrance to the store above was an easy matter. This is the second time Mr. Meir, hap. suffered during his short residence in, town. ECONOMY is WEALTH. The road to wealth is best explain co by the methods of the York County Loan 1R -Savings Co., Head Office at Toronto. Their weekly installment shares pay 4%, Collector calls for weekly pay anent of 5 cents or more.' Branch Office, 8 Duffield Block, London. IF YOU WANT TO Buy or Sell a Farm IF YOU WANT TO Buyor Sell Town Property I Y IF YOU WANT TO Borrow or Lend Money IF YOU WANT Collections Made IF YOU WANT Your Life Insured IF i'OU WANT -TO Go -4o the e Old Country BY ALLAN LINE CASH PAID FOR FURS. Call at the undersigned JOHN SP C MAN, A X , Office over H. Spacl.nnan's I3arclware. Exeter.