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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1902-9-25, Page 8CLOTI ES • the ofter000n a mese meeting i I be You ee right and iook5 f t, inate:wbe, I auditorium. of tee - I Is!,eelekoem'ilekti...gtuveasssesiti'lvdilloi:leieldne.17v717A%ht That give cornfor beta in t At JamesStreet church next Sune day the services will he special, it be- ing the Sunday School Rally clay, In right. W iipply thew, Fall goods and fall rash- ione, are in. Better select a uttand overemt now. PRIOE5 AWAY DOWN, W. W. TAMAN One doer north of Dr. Lutz's. dieser% Biewden MeDonell sue- ceeded in capturing a large number o prizes for their stallions et the London fair last week. The Free Press epeak- ot the exhibit saysi— English , Shim also make a Capital eXhibit. t The ma niflceot aged stallion, Bel- shazzar, owned, by Bowden er, MeDoin, ell, Exeter. 15 flinch admired, while colts and Allies of his get are always found among the wiutiers, Morrie & Wellington, of Foothill, have forward- ed finite Atrog. cat -eying winning nolonies in many of the colt and filly sections, as also do Bawden Xenon - ell, Exeter, who also win stollion ond four of his get. nee neretc4, Good smart, boy wawa to learn Mrs. John ,-Snell has disposed et her "W. Codneora of .liarrova fore handeome dwelling on Albert street to, enerly of En-eter, Ont., bee accepted a Mr. Thos. Oenlein who, will Move to position in P. A. Yonug &.anee genes tOwn • from laiddielph .eliortly, The - al store."---ddeyetal Coerier. price paid was $1730. Ms. Snell efeeze • niessre, Besse jolliffe and Alice Huh 'Wattle mirelmeed Jobn Athin§OO'S beet, after a' few.daye'•oisit here, .the develhog Moron etreet, ;known oe guest a Mise :Clara Cuthelote., 'vett-woad the old Acheson Prodertdd PaYing 'to their boom ite Loudon Wednesclay. t . eft* $1100. • . AirS. Sanntel ThenlaS, of Hamilton, wetch, ana chola Lost- visited her parents, dlr. and Mre. Wm. At Grand Bend, Levett's parie on Easterbrook, street, and other Septistiopeet faee silver wotein Find- relatives in town daring the pat er will be suitably rewarded byeetnern week ing came to W. Kerr. Oreeliton, or V. Mr, Jotin Elliot, who has been on W.Haker, Crediton East, Now that the holiday season ie over h lastk and 1 or niciF0,er a IXl.11J:heotlaeg pfantfis R. T. et T. news, A.dvauce Conned No. 407, R. T. orT's home again in Nelson. B, on Moz. would. be pleased to eee a large attend- day morning., once at their next meeting on Monday Messrs. Geo, Blensleard, John. and business to tSoepatt.te29ndtht, 0.as ,w1teikhuae;exhigouented newzh. 1..1drec,weicaceyrowhee,redtzoni,dg etze/ u;(111.1nd. ie drawing neat and wo meettsteeareange ber who left bere Monday morning to for that evenMg. ANNIE INCEST, work in the antheriontainnis 0 oos RecoSecy, Royal Tempters of Teulper. werhs at Forest. nnce,Rends. tela ond Simpson. who gonnoit Proceedings. have been conaucting Seventh Day printing, Apply at Ode otlice Council met at colt of ReeveatTosvn „vivant services toe large tent on School neerce minutes No reduction of H. S. fees under any circumstances on motion N. Rowe mai W. L Carling; that a day be he given to the teachers desiring to attend the London Fair, per R. N. Rowe and W. 4 Carling; that new locks be provided for the school build- Sovemigii Baa 0 paga'Les? 14.°Q (f, jj g ‘7,e41. the HEAD OFFICE TORONTO "'Nesse.% Jamesand Qum -hoof Brits1. Capital authorized 82,000.000.00 fele, Acheenn and ilawkehaw, of of Henn% Bushell. of NVoltort, and Delacv of Seafoeth, met in town Mon. day on behalf of the Num. interests, but no business was done, and they adjourned to meet at the call of the hag, per V. J. Carling and Tre- Capita! Subserillea —.S1,800,000.00 t Ein gh, or ISt MdOduteh EXETER BRANCH Savings Department Everyone leo; LOT. ALTY to the KING and now is an op. Secretary, who is away in Toronto. portune 11400 tel show LOYALTY to It is not decided whether they shall yourself 6,y oppning a SAVINGS, put up a fight or not at the homing BANK aecteint in the SOVEREIGN referendum on Decewher dtb.' —Clin- BANK at EXETER or CLINTON, , ton New Era. . where highest rates of interest are 11914 of R.,...4144..c lofts* PAI an delm'iit'' a Si and "Pwards- An old gentleman from St. George, NOTE4 die emoted at reasonable who formerly lived at Brnesels, came i rates. DRAFTS BOrtarr and SOLD. off the 1 ceeloek train Friday, in a very helpless condition and will be a great SPECI-trolltenlihn given to farmers care to Superintendent Freneln—We aud eattleineud, lieoirwee. hewn that old Tommy Sherialan who z A GENERAL BANNINO IICSIZIESSTEAN, I has been an inmate of the House of Hall, Sept, 10th, Absent e°°°aillm"the grounds, 111 oppoeite the grist mill, Devi% Minutes of preview meeting hod theic last wrateeeeat least For the read 41'4 eentirmed- NVead—'4141r""" present—on Sunday night, and have that the following accounts be passed when down the tent. and cinders drawn on Treasurer for seanee—Thos. Hartnett, labor $940; Ardzinor is with extreme regret j$askerr'ne' "$"; Th'-' We", that we oononnee the death of one of $3.77; 411'.TaYlor. tio.. $10,75; T. the early and most honored settlers of Flynn, 41a" *13'444 $4114"3"Mlbe" thiS towlialip. in the person of Mr, '13e'3 °ea* Ati'iascm" $12-811,S- Charles Mame, who rinsed peaceful- Maairrikd'647:1;VtVin, tiVt ly 41.way hts home oo the oth conces. " ' * " SUM, on Tuesday, FOX' SiX ninths Or /1'Slt"at" do..'"'SAO' jir1-4 iti°"" Mere deteased had been in failing MOO; J. Moe; do., *ewe; to. J. eneeae health, but he euffered rpm no partie- man, Rhinch sewer pipe mid trowel, rdar _disease. It was jimt a general S9,05; Pinney Rowctiffe, painting wen-log(1ot of the system and, being and kalsominlog Town Heil, per con- 80 years og age. had run his earthly tract Sled; W. J. Bissett charity to race daithrady and Nrefi. He leaves Mrs. Sutton. $6,—Oarried. Hartling— to mourn his demise his aged partner, MOir— that tile aeconnt of ean North cai yr eons and few danghtere, for 400neli eewer pipe, he passed and "'"— Mr. North he instracted to make draft for some at 00 days front Oct, Mtn— Coma. Harding—Wood—that a rate of 10 mills on the dollar on all the rat- tiaugt"er* 11'4°' 31"mie Allea* Was ehle property be levied and collected unitedin maeriagent" Thomas d tor the ego.1002 and that a wan, he aLucas of Toronto. ehe bride wore neesed confirming eameenearried. beantiful dress of mauve voile and 1Voodo-Harding—that the clerk ta chiffon over white silk1 and was assist - tar tenders for wo cords gravel, more ed by hersistendliss Florenuclow. Or frs, tA Ii O delivered at the direCtinh who NV4/r04 4105$01 whlte 0Fgandle of street, commissioner. Tenders to and la"'. The groom was at4144.41 btate piece per cord from both Woods' his brother, Mn, George Luca% of To. md twderte pita,—Carried. Moir— "1°- .After the erremondd which was Harding—that Council adjonrn to Fen. Per1"med II". 31e. 31eAuleY' a don sepa aeth. at 8 Imn,,,,,,,earriett dainty wedding breakfast was served. G, IL BleSeoree Clerk. M iny heallt Mil presents were revelved. The groom''s resent to the bride was ,a beautiful diamond ring. and a pearl crescent to the brideemaid, Mitchell; Early Wedneeday mrn. ing Mr. Wm. Pullman started on foot to assist his brother. Thomas. of IIih- beit, at threshirig. Ile was in the very hest of health and as cheery as usual, As 60011as wore. began he was assigned a position on the stack. About an hour later be was seen to fall, and when reached life Was extinct. Death seemed to be instantaneous. The eeparatur was stopped and the body i-ernoved to the house. Word was at once sent to his aged wife, who was so terribly overcome with grief that the scene is said to have been a few days in town this week. heartrendering. Deceased was about Ms. the guest of JosepMiss Potth BBnevden oof London, is 13 years of age, robinit and scarcely a le . day sick in his life. Ile =Sone of the Mrs. W. 0. Huston entertained Miss oldest settlers of this neighborhood, Livingston during her stay here, and a peaceable and respected citizen. Mr. and Mrs. George Bowden, of Clinton: James McNeil and Robt. Lucan, atteuded the fear Tuesday. Sanderson, two teamsters for S. S. Miss Stewart, of ?Tor York, is the nCruPed;eweelevme ootuetrytoweBeadfiniees'sdasyan Alpe?. guest of her brothel., Mr. J. A, Stew. art. noon, and while working under a bank scmae 12feet deepethe top of beanyolity Mitchell: A 4pliet WeddillC tool% place at the home of Mr. Simnel Cho elow on WedueedaY0 when his eldest nnorten. Refuge air eome time awe is wed known in this seetion, is hemming F. W. GLADMAM, F. E. KARN, very feeble. Ho is the oldest Wait hi S diekon, Manager. the institution and coo remember while living in England wilco a boy, of seeing tine soldiers passing his home with prisoners taken at the battle of Wenedoce, He is the most cheerful member of General Freneh's brigade though he has passed the 100 mark by T ripitt ways, and h very chatty. NEW Having just •opened up a Whir. ing Eetablishinent in the shoo recent. ly vaeated GRIEVE on. the Kist side of Main street. I ane pre-, pared to do alt kinds of tailoring in the latest styles and at lowest prices. Latest quads, We have just laid in an assort- ment of the West np-to-date goods for SUITINGS, OVERCOATINGS, PATI(, Etc. Get our MOM Before bnying elsewhere we in- vite you to get our prices and see our voila it will he fashionable, some- thing that yon will feel dressed in and it will be big value for your money. OrOfiNS• LOCAL DOINGS.- etaheennetananneennannettineeneanno Next Monday will be Michaelmas Day. 25e. in advance for the ADVOCATE to Jan, lst, 1903. Read Mr. W. Johns' new "ad" in another column. Use Foot Ease for tender, tired, ach- ng.or swoolen feet. Sold by 0. Lutz. Price 25 cents. Thanksgiving Day has been set for Thursday, October, lOth. Last year Thanksgiving Day was held Novem- ber 28th. For Shot Guns, Rifles, tiand-loade.1 Shot Shells, Revolvers, Cartridges and Ammunition of all kinds, call on Israel Smith, south of.the Post Office. Miss Mabel Brooks who has many beautiful pieces of 'handiwork to her credit, captured 4 prizes out of six exhibits in fancy work at the Western Fair Iast week. The unsold household effects of Geo. • Meruer, insolvent, will be offered for sale at the Metropolitan hotel on Sat- urday next at one o'elock. See bills for particulars. The Sutherland -Innis Co. closed. down their works on Saturday night - last, owing to a scarcity in timber. It will be some weeks before they will start operations again. Turkish Scalp Food is the best rem- edy sold for itching of the scalp, pre- mature falling of the hair, dandruftre- storing color of grey hair, Price 50 cents. Sold by U. Lutz, Exeter. As a general tonic for the system and to enrich the blood, nothing will equal Eland's Laxative Blood and Nerve Tonic Pills. 100 pills in each bottle. Sold bv C. Lutz. Price 50c. The fracas on our Main street Sat- urday night is another illnstration of the necessity of curbing, the disposi- tion of men who make our Main street a place for the nee of vile language in the abuse of others and condact nnbe- coining any respectable class of men. We understand, however, that the young fellow causiug the, trouble was amply rewarded for his bullying and disreputable aetion.e. As a result be is now on the shelf for repairs, suffer- ing from a dislocated ankle joint and a "shanty" over each optic. We trust the lesson will be a lasting one to him. Mr. Jos, Cobbletlick received the sad intelligence this week of the death of Mervyn George Bloke. (son of the late Andrew Hicks,) who died in Rivereide, California, on Thursday last, in the 18th year of his age. This very excellent young man, who has been so prematurely removed from this transitory existence, has been in declining health for the past year from pulmonary trouble, which diead dis- ease carried off his father, brother and sister some years since. Every pre - Minion was used to save this youn man from the same rnalady rola wit that, end in view he was removed to California, but as before stated the disease mnnifested itself about a. year ago and gradually declining he passed away at the time above stated. He was aparticularly bright yonngman and his many schoolmates and asso- ciates here will deeply deplore his de- mise. Hes remains leave been shipped from that place and are expected to arrive here Friday for burial. The funeral will take place from the reel - of his nude, Alle Jos. Cohbledick, Main street, the date of which will be an- nounced later. Hick% Porcasts for October. October will begin with reactionary storms of rain, and possibly snow to the north, passing eastwardly over the country. New moon on the Ise will cauee higher temperature, with elec- trieal storms, high. tides and probably seismic, disturbances on and touching that date, but cold gales from the northwest with rising harometor will follow quickly. During the Vulcan storm period, 4th to 9th, the weather will grow decidedly warmer,beginning in western parts and moving eastward, the barometer will fall at the same time, and cloudiness and rain will fol- low, touching most parts of the coun- try in their eastward progress about Sunday the 5th to Wednesday the 9th. Storms of this period promise to he general and severe, with great probability of wintery aspects in all northerly directions. SOOW with heavy sleet are entirely probable, fol- lowed by high barometer and cold. The Mercury period is central on the 10th and continues to the 16th,and this fact blended with others will cause unsettled, stormy weather, per- haps, outside of the regular periods. Much cloudiness with drizzle and sleet are results to be expected during much of the Mercury period. A rise in temperature and rain and snow storms of increased extent and energy will be natural on and touching the 12th and 13th. Rein, snow and sleet, will visit most interior sections, and a bit October cold wave and verrhigh barometer will wind-up the period. If an excess of storms and rough Weath- er fail to materialize at this time, look for unseasonably warm weather, with many seismic phenomena and unusu- al pertrirbations of the ocean tides. The fact to be emphasized is that nor- malcy will not be the rule; the astrono- mic condition indicates one extreme or the other. Our belief is that . very, heavy autumnal storms will result, followed by sufficiently cold weather to damage and destroy exposed, per- ishable commerce. Reaction to much warmer, with falling barometer and more rain,turning to snow northvvard will be natural results on. and toueb- ing the 23rd and 24th. All these Octo- ber periods will end in more or less storminess, with stiff cold gales over the great lakes and northwest gener- ally. The last five clays of the month are covered by a regulatestorm period, blended with the Venue disturbance at its center, with Moon on the celes- tial equator on the 27th and new again On the 21st. The indications are that storms tropical in kind, with thunder ancl rain southward, will come (hiring he first developments of this , period. Vane. , Mr. J. Dow, of Stratford, is visiting friends in town. Mrs. Talbot returned from a ViSit in London Satmelay. Mr. Brown Jackson, or Seaforth,was in town Wednesday. Miss Crocker of London, is the guest of dEre. Frank Weed. dfre. Dansford, of Marlette, Mich., Is visiting friends in town. Mrs, RIcb. Biseett, of London, spent Mr. Levi 'Wolper ;Lod daughterddliss caved in burying mr. meneen beneatli. Ivan,are visiting friends in and around 11. Lee was in the act of picking up a town. shovelful of sand when the weight of Miss Edna Creech, who bus been earth struck hien. Donbling his body visiting in London returned home Sat- in a matinee that it did (mused him to urchly. rebound with muscular action, and Miss Ethel Dow has returned home forced its way tbrough two feet of it. ifotnedm raopleasant visit. with fiends in lie had presencer of mind to holier fo Li his companion but was unable to do any more. After freeing his limbs Mr. Sanderson placed him on his rig and drove him to town when De. Shaw vas sunamoned. A cut two inches long Mr, and Mrs. Talbot, of London, was inflicted on the lower jaw by coin - spent Tuesday with their son, of Tal- bot's Bazar. ing in Contact with his shovel. It is notknown what internal injuries he Mrs. Barnes, of Toronto, spent a few has received although the dirt falling days in town last week, the guest of on the back of his head wbile in as her daughter. stooping position may bave injured Mr. Wm. McLaughlin. of Brantford, the base of his snail, but time alone spent a few days at his home here dor- will tell. As a result of the accident ing the week. Mr. McNeil will be laid up for some Et,amuel Thomas, of St. Marys, spent time a few days with friends in town dor- in' the week. THREW HERSELF IN FRONT OF Mr. Sam']Sam']Lamport, of Devizesoyent Tuesday and. Wednesday with friends in town. A TRAIN. Mr. Nelson Hooper, of Toronto, was St. Thomas, Sept,, ia--Miss Harriet the guest of his sister, Mrs. W. G. Bis- Potts, a young lady, 28 years of age, set, last week. belonging to Fingall, made an attempt zo gi Harvesters' and Threshers Supplies The wise and prudent, man, be he a farmer or whet he may, oever leaves the things he requires till the last minute, Neglect has pat many o man in a tight pincle. Now don't be eaught napping, if you want anythinn, in the line of harvesting or threshing supplies we haye it. Here are a few speeialsi— Binder Twine Binder Gloves Brass Valves 10hocks Cocks, Etc., Gauge Glasses, Gauge glass rubbers, Leather Benin g, all sizes from one to 6 inches wide, Threshing Gloves, a new stock, Fingineers Packing, Rubber, ,Speoial 13abbit Acyablinesciteorsoli I Peerless Macbine Oil Artio oup Geese, or SoiidMed Oil 1 FIRST-OLASS TIMOTHY SEED FOR SALE. HAI/limns 4sf„ SON, Successors to It:Bishop &Sou, 11100401MtlettlfdttOttliMPIRMI,Milte#111111.111MMIXIONtite SPAMIAN'S FALL'.MILLINERY OPENINGS Monday & Tuesday Sept. 22 and To the ladies of Exeter and vicinity we extend a, cordial invitation to visit our Millinery Rooms whether intending to purehaee or not. Miss Barnes has charge and conies to us highlet recommended, and Is preparing to show you the latest and most stylish htits at modern ice% Block hate a epeeiaity, elHoolofte outing, hate. Wits leaving their order will have prompt attention. We also IA to say in connection with our Millinery Opening +ye have a,large and ell assorted sleek of Duns Suiting-% Elegant new Clive tionlesenme, French Venetian% Jihelines, Etc. SEE OUR FURS. Es J. SPACEMAN I at uarters for the Celelinited W. E. Sandford Ileatly Made Clothi»g. leiltieleelliMIN3116111/51111110111111111111111111111111011 WATCH THIS PACE NEXT WEEK. t :tt ollmuog PEON Mrs. Thomas Greenway, of Crystal to commit suicide by throwing her - City, Man., is visiting friends in and self in front of a fast freight train at around Exeter. the Wabash depot this afternoon. Mrs. L. H. Dickson. and Miss S. McDonell returned from a visit with friends in London Saturday. Clyde 'White, who has been visiting relatiyes in town, returned to his home in Windsor last week.. Mrs. Chas, Birney, after a visit, of several weeks with friends in Wind- sor, returned home Thursday. Russell Southcott left Saturday for London, where he has accepted a posi- tion in the D. S. Perrin Biscuit Works. Mrs. G. B. Nord, who has been visit- ing her mother, Mrs. Brooks, left for her home in Chicago on Monday even - Mr. D. B. Sanders left Wednesday to accept a position in the box depart- ment of the McCormick Mfg Co., Lon- don. Mr. W. J. Stewart, who spent a, few days with his grandparents here last week, returned to his home in Detroit Friday. Miss Lilla Rollins, who has been visiting friends here for the past two weeks, left Wednesday to visit friends in London and Byron before returning to her home in Detroit. Mr. Jas. Jeckell, of Montreal, who has been visiting at his home here, left Tuesday nighl for a short visit in Chicago, after which he will return and complete his visit here. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ross and Mrs. Lee, who have been spending a short time with Mrs. Ross' 'nether, Mrs. Eacrett, returned to their respective homes in Montreal Wednesday. ... • , . Mr. Wm. Levitt, who has been in charge of his famous park at (band Pend, returned to his home here Mon- day. Considering the very unfavor- able season, there being so much wet and disagreeable weather, Mr. Levitt reports very good success. Principel. Hayfield She was saved Just in the nick of time by G.T.E. Detective Bradley, who happened to notice her strange actions. The young lady was arrested and 'lodg- ed in the county jail. It is supposed she is of unsound mind. FELL UNDER THE WHEELS. Sarnia, Sept. 1G. --A particularly distressing runawayacciden_t happened. on Russell street yesterday afternoon, resulting in the death of Andrew Wright, the 8 -year-old son of G. T. R. Engineer Marshall Wright, of Russell street, and the injury of Burton Logan, aged 18. Logan was herding a load of brick, and on the way took the little boy on the seat with him to point out a house, At Russell street some bricks fell on the horses feet from the wagon, and started a runaway, and the boy. was thrown' out and fell under the wheels. He was taken to his home, where it WAS found his chest was crushed in, and he died at 6 p. m. The driver suffered limn, a broken but was not otherwise hurt. • fai- firIv/ / / Lori SHORTHAND, BOOKKEEPING, Business Lew, Writing, Correspond- ence, Typewriting, etc., thoroughly taught by experienced teachers at, the Forest City Business and Shorthand College, London, Ont. I'Ve hare no difficolty in placing competent pupils in good positions. College reopens Sept. 2nd. Send for Catalogues. J. W. WESTERVELT, IF YOU. WANT TO Buy or Sell a Farm IF YOU WANT TO Buy or Sell TownProperty Supplied "th g either he IF YOU WANT TO An1e Iron, EXETER, AGENT FOR PROVAN'S PATENT CARRIERS FORKS AND SLINGS, Round Borrow or Lend Money ROd Or WOOd. IF YOU WANT These are without a Collections Made doubt the best ma - •chines obtainable at any. price. Was awarded, the only medal and diploma given on Hay Forks 'at the World's Fair Chicago. Supplies at Russell's BlackSmith shop. - EXETER, ONTARIO. • IF YOU WANT Your Life Insured IF fOU WANT TO Go to the Old Country BY ALLAN LINE CASH PAID FOR FURS Call at tlie 'Undersigned JOHN SPACIiMAN, Office over H. Spackinan'S Hardware. Exeter. Fall Fairs Seaforth Wingha m Goderich St. Marys Xirkton Blyth Parkhill Staffs, • Jig Sept. 25-26 "25-26 Sept. 30 Oct. 1 "30" 1 Oct. 2-8 "‘ 7-S " 6-7 " 14,15 • Several stories are told of Tennyson's thoughtless speeehes. "What fish 55 this?' he once asked his hostess where he was dining. "Whiting," she replied. "The meanest fish there is," he remarked, quite unconscious that he could have wounded anyone's feelings. Yet his kindness of heart was such that when his partridge was afterward given him .almost raw he ate steadily through it; for fear his hcstcs might be vexed. On one occasion Tennyson was very rude to Mrs. Brothertom a neighbor at Fresh- water. The next day ?m cam.° to her house with a great cabbage under each arm. "I heard you liked these, so 1 brong;lit them," he said, genially. It Was IL'Iitlekt of a peace -offering.