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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1906-11-15, Page 1r, Phone 25 ,-- Advocate When you want ANY- THING that an up-to-date printing office can do. Lat- est styes, newest types,' prompt work, right price, Long Distance Phone. TWENTIETH, NTIETlE EXETER, ONTARIO, TIITIRSDA.Y, NOVEMBER 15. 1000., Heal Estate Changes Made fctr you on reason able terms. We have nal•» equttil(4 facilities to rent,' sell or buy either farm or village property. Try it. SANnaats Ox xECI , SANDERS ( CREEQ Your.Assured A savings account in The Sovereignn rank makes�o a y u happily independent endent ' of the future, , which keepsyou from worryin .the.resent. pa account o -da • � Opensavings tY. Deposits osits of from 1.00 and upwards 1 � pw yds received. Interest paid 4 times a year. Ths , e�A fy r.� a JOS. SNELL, Manager at Exeter, Crediton, Zurich and Dashwood. The Old Reliable Aspire is suggestive. One should aspire to' have their firin's name just that suggestive. It should always bring to the readers' mind the choicest quality and variety of goods in one's particular 'line of business. Our name stands - FOR the best, in of DRESS GOADS Our stock of new and natty Dress Goods is most complete in all the leading cloths. We are showing this week the lamest stock of LADIES' WAISTS —AND- — READY—TO-.WEAR .SKIRTS That we have ever shown. Very latest designs and cut from American models. • BUY NOW We do not carry Ladies' Jackets but can sell you from catalogue. Showing samples of cloths from the best makers. Highest price paid for Produce. Eggs 20c., Butter 20c., Dried Apples 5c. C L 'VI BROS. Prolesetonal Cards. DR. G. F. ROULSTO 5 L. D. S:, D. D. S. DENTIST Member of the R. 0. D. S. of Ontario and Honor Graduate of Toronto University. OFFICE: Over Dickson & Carling's Law Office, in Dr. Anderson's former Dental Parlors. DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D. D. S., Honor graduate of Toronto Univeristv:"• DENTIST. ect..h aaracted without any pain, or any bad effects Office in Fanson's Block, , west side Main street, Exeter. - Medical AF. MALLOY, M. B. (Tor. Univ.) MEMBER . College of Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario. Former House Surgeon Toronto Western ospital. Successor to Dr. J. A. Rollins.Residence: East on first street north of office, Exeter, Ontario. William Brown. Prof. Diploma of Royal Incorporated Society .of, Musicians, England; -Organist of Trivia Memorial Church,Exeter. Piano, Organ, Harmony and Theory of Music, Terms on application. Exeter, Ont, Lease. ., DICKSON & DARLING, BARRISTERS, SOLICI- tors, ,Notaries, Conveyancers, Commissioners. 9 oliciters for Moleons Bank, etc. • Money to Loan at lowest rates of interest. Offices, Exeter, I. R. Oeaiuta,,*.A., L, H. Dioiesox • MONEY TO LOAN. We have a large amount of private funds to loan n fsrm and village properties at low rates o1 inter ant GLADMAN. & STANBURY, Barristers, Soltcitors,Main et:,Exeter On 'LLOYDP. JONES Organist and Choir Master of Mitchell Methodist Church. Teacher—Piano, Organ, Voice, Harmony. Modern methods.' Thoroughness • Estray Cattle and Sheep There strayed from the premises of the undersigned Lot 10, Con. 10, Stephen,on or about. Sept. 20, 1and on or about three-year-old steer, grey, dehorned Sept. 11, red heifer, 2 -year -ofd with horns, 3 ewes and 5 lambs. Parties returning above cattle or cheep or gh'nig ititonnation that will lead to their recovery will lie suitably rewarded: • Wm. Hill Cieclition Farm and Milk Business for Sale The undereigeed is offering that desirable farm the township of'Osborne, being Part of Lot 21, Con. 3, containing 7t), acres, also a good paying milk busi- uess. There is on the premises a good brick house, frame barn and stable, drive house, good orchard two wells and other conveniences. The land is MI in good state of. Cultivation and is conveniently situ- ated to Exeter! school andefnnehes. Will seal sop., aratoly or cojointly. For particulars apply to Will. Rivers, Hdy, P,O.: FARM FOR SALE. The undersigned is offering tot sale his • desirable farm in Stanley, situated oh Con. 7, containing 176 acres; 4 mile from school, is miles front Presbyter- ian and Methodist, churches and Pest Office; 7 miles from Honseil, 4 from Ktppen station; there is on the pref+tiees 3'brarns, one 04'i40, one 7ox23 and one 50x23 ail in good repair,comfortable frame and log house, good bearing orchard, 21 acres wheat shwa, all well teneed;100 acres well m,derdrained, the remaining 76 acres being well drained by the bp, ditch running through it; a never fa.ltng well at, house: with new Brantford pumpingbrill, also neverIailing string a state of -is art afl•stca i Intro is ini 7fi1sfn eac)l of furor: , Quit yation and is sltdated in one' of the host grain growing localities In She Province, Wiil be sold cheap rlttd en terms to snit purchaser, For further Information apply on3conCoolemah,l YIitlsgrcen, Ont. Sale Regjsters. Thursday, Nov. 15, 1906—Horses and Colts, at the Metropolitan Hotel Exeter commencingVh nt one Thos. Cameron, Auctioneers. o'oloc sharp. C. E:.Iiackne;, prop.; Jos. 1 ite and FARM TO RENT 100 acres, being Lot 4, Con. 13, in the township of McGillivray, For full particulars apply to T. Collins, lihiva. Rouse and. Lot for Sale. The undersigned is offering for sale a desirable brick house, two storey high, convenient and com- fortable in every way, situate in Orediton East, and one acre of good land. On the premises is a good frame stable and driving shed, a well of good water and a number of fruit trees. Convenient to school. Possession giyen at once, Apply to J. W. ANDERSON, Crediton East. 1 100. GIRLS WANTED FOR FACTORY. Light, clean work. , Wages: $4.50 to com- commence with. - Apply immediately to D. S. PERRIN & Co., Limited, London, Canada. 1 Dashwood Mr. E. M. Brokenshire was in Ego - ter on Thursday last.—Miss Lydta Haug, who has been here during the week, left Monday to resume her posi tion in London.—Mr. J. K. Goetz's new dwelling is about completed and will soon be ready for occupancy.— Geo, ICoch is also puching the work on his new dwelling, the roof being completed and he will now be able to work inside when it is unfit to do out- side work, thus causing no delay. Dino—This week we are called to the sad duty of recording the death of M•'. John Winkenweder, sr., which sad event occurred on Thurs+lay night of last week. Mr. Winkenweder was ta- ken ill of typhoid fever five weeks ago and during his long illness bore his sufferings with Christian courage, This is the fourth death in this family in a little over a month from this(same dread disease. In the death of this gentleman the neighborhood loses one of its best citizens and the family a. husband and father who was always beloved. The wife and . several of a family survive, two of whom are still ill of fever. Deceased" had long been a faithfhl member of the Evan- gelical church here: and was buried' ori Seasou.abie gO�(�(' for You -and tlt1 for Your Friends Hensel). Miss (Gilligan, who has been ill for some time, has gone to Seaforth where she will reside with her brother for a titre.—J. T. %'Vestcott of Exeter was in, town this week. --The W.M.S. held their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs, Jarrott. There was alarge num- ber present and' a splendid program was given.—Mr. G•raybiel of Dashwood visited bis daughter, Mrs. Pope, dur- ing the sveek.—Jaales "Dalrymple, Nel- son Blatchford and Peter Melville are home from the West.—While Norman Cook and his little niece were driving. Monday the horse took fright at some tile on the roadside andran away. The former escaped injury but the little girl was•badly hurt. The buggy was badly wrecked.—Word has.been re- ceived from Dr, Blacken. He is great- ly taken up with the west and intends locating there.—Peter Lamont shipped a c&uload of cattle to Toronto this week.—Mr. Znefie and family spent Monday in Seaforth.—H. Reynolds has been:•suffering considerable pain in his. band the past few days owing to a sliv- er running into, it.—Mrs. Hudson and. Mrs. Thos. Kelly visited Zurich friends Tuesday.—Geo. Wren, who has been ill, is slightly improved.—Mrs. J. Bal - Monday afternoon under the auspices four and Mrs. I. Jarrot of Kippen vis - of the same, Rev. L. K. Eidb olfciat- ited Hensall friends this week.—Fred ing. Weextend our sincerest syrup- Howald is this week moving into his thy to the bereaved• parents. new hoarse. -N. M. Contin of St. Jos - THAT ACCIDENT.—Last week's Ad- eph was in town Saturday.—W. J. vecate we noticed contained a letter Wilson and bride have returned from. from Mr. Rueben Goetz, the tone of their honeymoon trip and taken up which leads us to believe that in his their residence on Oxford street. We opinion our write up of the accident of extend our hearty congratulations.— Oct. 25th lays the blame on him, in the Mrs. Hart is spending a few days in fact that we said he stopped to fix his Glencoe owing to the illness of her harness which he denies in his letter, daughter. --Owen Geiger, accompan- although he stated that be had done ied by his family; attended the funer- so the morning after the accident to al of•his mother at Zurich on Sunday. a young man in town who toldus only Mr. and Mrs, Win. Luker spent Sun - last Thursday night after the denial day at Blake with the latter's mother. in the paper. We also noticed the.-Hettoi•, the Black Knight, preached other paper contained a lengthy mat. rL very able sermon in the Presbyter- cle in explanation of the unfortunate Ian church on Sunday morning and in affair in which they assume to be all the afternoon he delivered an address wise. He would just like to remind' to a large crowd. In the evening he them that there are always two sides again filled the Methodist pulpit. The to a story and to get nearest to being church was packed to overflowing and correct it is generally the best to strike many had to be turned away. Those who were lucky a happy medium which we did in our enough to get seats own words after hearing the story pro listened to one of the most stirring and and con. As for us attaching blame instructive lecture ever delivered here to anyone or wishing to do an loins-' for seine time. Mr. Hector was ac- tice to anyone we never dreamed of companied by his wife and daughter such a thing, (but facts are stubborn and the three duffing the services rel- things and when an interested person dered several dnetts which were much makes a stattfinent or is reported to 'appreciated. Miss Hector bas a sweet have done so and it seems a possibility voice and her . singing is above the we have no reason to go prying around average. Rev. Heart occupied the for further information. The fact of chair and did his"part well. thematter is this, we simply wanted _ + to report that the young lady had un- Crediton fortunately broken her leg and of The Advocate is 10c. to end of year course anyone that bas ever had any experience in newspaper reporting Mathew Guenther is having a frame knows that some of thefacts surround- addition built to his dwelling—Mrs. ing the case must, of necessity. , be Henry Eilber has returned home after written up which fact we did in mild a pleasant visit with ber sister in Ubly, form with no intention of giving any- Mich.—The many friends of Jacob one a shot or doing anyone an injus- Heist are glad to see him around again tice. From what we heard at the after his recent illness—Mrs. Barry time and especially what we have Dyer has returned to Detroit after a heard since if we had it to do over visit here with herfather and sisters.— again we would not change the arti- Mr. Frank Taylor, who, with his wife, cle one iota. recently went to Elkton, Mich., has (Froin Another Source) purchased an 80 acre farm near Elkton The,Dominion Life Insurance Co. ' nd will go into the agricultural busi- showed remarkable promptness in nese. He is offering his residence in paying $1000 insurance six days after Orediton East for sale in another col - the death of one of their insured, Miss umn.—The pupils of our public school Laving Winkeuweder, which occurred are preparing for a concert to be held recently.—Ern Buswell and Ed. Bea- on Friday, Dec. 21, in the Town Hall, ver of Exeter spent Sunday here.—A. Crediton. The pupils of this school H. Truemner had • his eye hurt last have always given a concert worthy week by a quantity of powder going of the name and everybody interested into it when shooting off a rifle. He in the school should encourage the now wears it bandaged.—A n umber of boys and girls by being present. Part good Samaritans turned out a few days of the proceeds will go towards procur- ago and lifted the roots on the farm of ina flag for our new school.—Mr. the late John Winkenweder, whose andMrs. Samuel Lamport of Ilderton family has been sorely afflicted during visited the former's parents here on thepast few weeks. Kay the All -Wise Sunday.—Dr. McCue is having the in - One be present:, and comfort the soy- terror of his dwelling remodeled and rowing ones.—La grippe prevents H. has the painters and -paper hangers at Hoffman driving the stage to Exeter work: -Miss Blanch Smith of Devon this week. Mr. Guenther is doing duty visited friends' here Sunday.—Mr. and in bis place.—Miss Victoria Miners of Mrs. Chris Eilber of Zurich were •ip Exeter and Miss Swan of Holmesville the village Tuesday.—August Hill and are engaged to teach two of the rooms wife attended the funeral of the late at the Dashwood school `during' 1907. John Winkenweder• at Dashwood on We understand that it has been defin- Monday.—Ezra Feist has been driving itely decided to make it a three-room posts with hismachine for the tile school, and these ladies will teach the sheds at Jos. Heist's this week.—Frank two junior rooms. Miss Graham, the Finkbeiner, who has been working present teacher,' intends going to New York to take sip nursing.—Wm. Zimnear Dashwood for the past seven - months, has returned and accepted a mer has engaged the services of C. HAposition with J. H. Holtzman.—R. S. derbrand.—Leonard Kellerman is re- Code of Alvinston, the Tp. Drainage covering from the effects of his recent Engineer, was in our vicinity Tues- accident.—The little daughter of Mr. day and Wednesday taking the levels and II. Hoffman is slightly improving on the Mud Creek drain.—Albert Wolf in health.—Frank Finkbeiner has re- is recovering from the effects of his turned to his home, in Crediton after recent accident.—Yonng Bros. have spepding,the past summer with Mr. finished the iron roofing on Thomas Kraft. - Trevethick's new waggon shop.—Rev. MARRIED.—The parsonage -here was Mathew Morlock of Chicago is visiting an Tuesday the scene of a quiet yet his parents and outer friends in and around town.—Chris. Zwicker of Lon - pretty event, it-heing the marriage of don visited his son, Charles, for a few Peter Martini of the Goshen line and days last week.—Our popular jeweler Miss Mary Becker, The bride, who James Lawson has built a show win- w:ts neatly and daintily attired, was dow in his store and has now a better unattended. The nuptial knot was se- opportunity to show his goods. He has young couple are widely known and c'nrel . tied by Rev. Than. As the a fine stock:and can satisfy the most very popailainin this vicinity the many particular.—The telephones have after a long while of patient frinds wish them a long; happy and waiting. The workman are expected prosperous maty 1 here in a few days We have a fine lot of goods for the _season's trade. Call to. see them, - •CHINAWARE''of all kinfs; TOYS of every description -- direct from Germany DOLLS of all sizes and styles •--direct from Germany NOVELTY GOODS Come early before the Xmas rush BERLIN WOOL of all shades 8c, an ounce, SLIPPER SOLES— see them GIFTS for the Sunday School ,Glasses. „Special bargains CONFECTIONERY the best CONFECTIONERY, goods in town G��rlton's Fair man ow Hirtzel, S i n k b i a I Brown, I H 1 nk a nor M Wenzel, E Heist. .Tr. I Z. -Q Hod- gins, W. Heist, L Oestreieher, Jr. IT. H Shenk, G Benedict, H Brown. Jr. Pt. II.—R Bing, I Wolfe, 0 Qestreich- er, G Erb, E Gaiser, Miss S. Saniter, Teacher, Division 1,—Sr. IL --L Henden, •E Bluett Pt, L—L Winer, 0 Geiser, L Redden, R English, A. IL—.L Heist, M Guenther.—Miss 0. Kienzle, Teacher. Mooresville Reg. Edwards, son of Sim Edwards, of Watford, former residents of the 2nd con., is suffering from: an attack of typhoid fever.—Roy Simpson has accepted a pcsition as clerk with Gor- don Bloomfield.—Win. Smith and wife continue very poorly. We hope they may soon recover.—Mrs. Scott's many friends will be sorry to learn that she is quite ill and under the doctor's care. We trust she may soon recover.—Mar- shall Miller, who has been on a trip to Muskoka,returned home Thursday T is dy evening.—Phil O'Dwyer and Wm. Gil- mour, who spent the summer months in. Manitoba, returned home Saturday looking hale and hearty.—Most. of our farmers have finished taking up their.. roots.—Mrs. Geo. Eaerett of Exeter is visiting with her daughter, .Mrs, Mose Simpson.—Mr, and Mrs. G. Bloomfield spent Sunday with Mrs. Thompson of 16th con.—The concert given by the Eckardt Bell Ringers in the Maccabee Hall was a decided success, both in miisic and attendance.—Buying fowl is on the go around here; highest bid- der gets them. Bt ing your turkeys to Mooresville,—John Gilmore has re- turned home after being on a shooting expedition et Port Frank. Game must have been scarce as decoy ducks were the onlythings that resembledgame on the unter ' return es A very leas - ant time was spent at the Maccabees Hall on Friday evening when a num- ber of the youth and beauty gathered. and wiled away a few hours in tipping the light fantastic toe. sled life, ato install them in AcalDl . rrT. Harry Hoffman the the different business places.—Mr. stage driver, ha a rather unpleasant Mawhinney of Lucan is visitinghis experience on Wednesday afternoon daughter Mrs. James Lawson. oung last. When abouta mile and a half Brns. have placed a McOlary Furnace east of, the village on the way to Exe- incl. K.Kienzle'sdwelling. 'L'heyunder- ter the tongue dropped out of. the wit- stand their business and give good sat- gon. The team ran. into the ditch and isfaction.—Messrs. Harry Eilber and the rig running up against the fence Wm. Brown are in Ildertnn this week turned over and dragged for some dis- digging wells.—The wife of Ezra Heist tance until the large top became torn gave birth to a son last week and the. off and the horses freed from the rig. wife of Geo. Lawson, Jr, a daughter. After becoming free from the wagon 0ongratttltttinnsl—Mr, and Mrs. Sam. yonly quarter of a Brown spent last Sunday with friends the ran about a. Haile, Mr. Hoffman was in the rig all in Zurich. the time and his escape must have Crediton School Report.—The fol - been 8 narrow one. He was not injur- lowingre ort is for oct, Names of o an extent hen ever. The hors -P aver are Cu t y . those Who obtained 00/ or es were none the worse while the w8 inserted in order of. merit. Division gon was considerably damaged'. The III.—V.-1? Gaiser, I+ Beaver, E mu, accident trade it necessary to return l4ltaedd. IV,-- b:Gaiser, P' 1'utkbeine ,Elaist, L to tkie village and procure another rig. a' r Trick, A Fitikbeiner, p , H Sr. III.—L Gaiser, P Treitz,11 Hedden, Charlie Hodgins, a boy of London, FI Mangnus.-•Claude Blakett, Teacher. Division 11.•-Intermediate.-4II Holtz - Khiva John Heist has moved to his new home south of Crediton. John will be missed here as he was a good neighbor, and friend. We wish him and his family every happiness and success in. their new home.—Miss Mary McDon- ald is visiting friends in and around Orediton this week.—Miss Maggie Bar- rie is confined to her bed through ill- ness. We trust she may soon recover o'in as she is much missed by our y g people.—Jas. O'Rourke of London is visiting at his old home here.—Miss Susie Querrin has gone to London where she has accepted a position.— Andrew Querrin had the misfortune to have his hand broken a few days ago. The accident will necessitate him lay- ing off work for a few weeks.—David Lippert, who has been working for S. Sweitzer the past week is home again. SHOOTING- MATCH.—The shooting match held in connection with the Khiva Hotel was a grand success in every way. Following is the score: LIVE D Hartleib 9 E Brenner 9 JDick 5 F Snell 9 H Ellis 7 W Yearley 6 H Skinner 5 J Hannan 6 R Mawhinney 5 L Fahner 5 EXETER ONTARIO wfs ttoci.'letltly Shot by a companion. BIRDS J Dodds M Mitchell F Kerr O Baird G Hirtzel G Mawhinney J Rau W Stanlake E Bossenberry BLUE ROCKS D Hartleib 9 W Yearly G Mawhinney 5 E Brenner J Dodds 6 F Kerr G Hirtzel 4 F Snell O Mawhinney 4 'Greenway W?Oocl:halm. •W LsoN—RODD---A very pretty church wedding took place at the Methodist church here on Wednesday,. Nov. 7th, when one of Heusall's pros- perous young business men. William J. Wilson took unto himself a wife in the person of Miss Mary Rodd, da,ugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rodd, who reside south of the village. The sere mony was performed by Rev. Bartlett in the presence of the relatives and friends. The bride wasassistedby her sister, Miss Minnie Rodd, while the groom svas aided by Mr. John Glenn, The bride and bridesmaid were hand- somely gowned, and the whole party trade a pleasing appearance while the nuptial knot was being tied. The young couple took the evening trai►a from Centralia on a honeymoon trip to London, Niagara Falls and other eastern points, They will make their home in Hensell to which place they returned this week, The Advocate joins the many friends in wishing Mr. and Mrs. Wilson a happy and pleasant journey through life, S'hipka Anniversary services in the Metho dist church next Sunday. Rev. Bean of Crediton will preach in the after- noon and the Rev. Holmes of Lucan will preach in the evening. A. good crowd is expected.—Rev. M. C. Mor- lock of Chicago is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sweitzer.-- Mrs. we'itzer.-Mr•s. M. Carruthers, who was on the sick list, is we are pleased to state, re- covering, --The wrestling match which was to have been this week has been postponed.—David' Lippert, who hae been ploughing in our little burgh thio week, has returned home.—John. Gow er, who has been foreman of the cider mill for the past few weeks, is now working in the flax mill—Hunting be the woods is the order .of the day in this vicsnity.—A number of our sports attended the shooting match at Khiva on Wednesday. MARRIAGES. WILSON—RODD—At the home of the bride's parents, on Nov. 7, by Rear, Bartlett, Wm. Wilson of Hensall to Miss Mary, daughter of Henry Rodd of Woodham. KEYS—DowsoN—At the home of the bride's parents on Nov. 1, by Rev. Brown, A. Keys to Miss Flossie, daughter of Geo.Dowson of Stanley. MARA—WEETcN—AtSt. James church Bayfield, on Noy. 8, by Rehr. Delieh, Sidney TiTilliain Mara of Lucan te. Miss Minnie L., .only daughter of Geo. Weston of Bayfield.. KNAPTorr—PATRICK-At Parkhill, on Nov. 7, by Rev. Alien, Jas. G.Knap- ton, to Miss Irene Pearl,daughter of John Patrick, all of Parkhill. DEATHS GEIGER.—In Zurich, on Nov. 9, Mrs, Daniel Geiger, over 80 years of age,. WINzENwEDER—At Dashwood, on Nov. 8, John Winkenweder, aged. 65 years. 8 Rev. L. H. Currie of Knox College., 7 Totonto, was installed as pastor of 8 Forest Presbyterian church. 5 47 passengers met death in the wreck 5 of an emigrant train near Chicago, 5 Thirty-eight others were injured. 6 5 6 4 8 7 9 The next meeting of the Ladies' In- stitute will be held at the home of Mrs. R. English on Nov.. 22nd. Subjects: Christmas presents and Christmas din- ners.—John Bertram is very ill. That he may soon recover is the sincere wish of his many friends.—Mrs. R. W. Rumell is visiting friends in Parkhill this week.—Rev. J. E. Holmes of Lu - can is to preach in Boston Methodist church next Sabbath at 2.30 p.m. Sale Bill Season Now Here Our friends, the farmers, will some of them soon be selling their farms, - farm stock, implements, etc. When they do so they want a "good sale." The best to get it is to have your bilis printedhere and the sale advertised in The . Exeter Advocate That goes to nearly every home in the community. A wise thing is to put the whole sale in the paper. It will do more good than the bills as the articles are read at leisure in the home not hurriedly as you -• pass along the road. We also give von a short free notice under "Sale - Register." Get Our Terms." They areVery Rcasoneb1e 11n UfO11DER.. ¶he Har1nd F�anr�a Is OUR Best Se11eR `and extra large and With their large fire box . , g critical. Infact. roomy oven. they satisfy the mostcrz 1. 1. t, we have never had a o that we have JVi L complaint from the Remember thep -rice $35 00 $38.00 . $40.00 $43.00 $ WEATHER S'C'RIP . .... : Just received a big supply of Yeorn.an' s Weather r Strip—keeps out the cold winds from tinder the ; doors. J• c. a foot. Heaman's Hardware & Stove Store