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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1911-1-26, Page 8ralltArririeVrAlirlirAPPIPrierVrII*iirlit salt ‘IlkzHand us in 14(4nm/1es...of your visitors ecJaLirk,..a.441,41L4L4t5"...-itraatil. 11` LOOAL DOINGS 11 each week- OF Never go la debt for a. luxury ,or an. tnineL-essary article of any deseriPiOn The curlers ha.cra little praetice the olvila rank on, Tuesday, morning. for the first time thhilseasOno Don't put salt en Your; ley Pavements. Use an ea' ashes. The ek..ait dia.finte"` grates the �4t and run the walk - $2200 foThe man who thoroughly understands .r $13.0° Suits, Pantings and Overcoatings SUITS $24.00 Zr $14.00 Nrspirlirall! VISITORS - , aiNcilic."JakaarallIcAr-ta,ciacaek fr. W. S. Cole wnle in LondonFriday, Mr., Bert Wilseh was in ,Toront42 this Week. k g Miss Pearl Lcavett is visiting in Walk , . Mr. Frank Sweet visited in, London Tuesday, Rev, Shaatpe visited at, St, Marys and 3-'°..14°11 this Mrs. S. Martin, has returned from visit in Dorcheister, EXETER MARKET& ORANGOL) EACH WEDNESDAY Wheat 0.0,1.6.41. 85 85 13a.r1ey. •••• • •••*••••"...* 48 52 . , 48 50 Oats. ..31 32 70 75 Fettne,s* Per bag • • • R413r. Per ton, • • • • • • • • • • • 9 50 1000 Fleur, per cwt., family 50 Flour, low grade per cw 1 45 145 gimpy 28 2e,. Live hop, per 7 10 Shorts erton 22 00 p Bran perton.......... 2000 anYtniatg doesn't Make much noise ex- Mr, AlYin Grigg of Pembroke is visit - SUITS $29.00 fOr 112.0Q P12,12411.0 bow Much ho !mews )about f. h friends in town. SUITS, $18,00 for V.2-00 The Julies Street Pulpit was occup- INfr. W, K, Levett was h Toronto * PANTINGS FRO $2,50 DT', OVERCOATS $25.00 for $18,57 OVERCOATS $20.00 ter $15,Q° OVERCOATS $15.00 for $12.00 QVERCOATS $12,00 for $S,03 iedo Sunday by Mr, Wm, 1B-lbspo„ of business this week, LendOn. Rev. Mr, EbbIatt ben,. on Mr, '`,ra.p..lt Corn-isb of London was 1,..ention eircuit home-dgethe• theiWeelra lye are sorry it>. ,,,,repOrk Abe- illness of Mr, T, K., McCallum was in; London Mrs, Antlon.Y.Bolland. she halting been' this Weeltonbmainoss, cOnalitted.to her bed for sOlne Utile. and ' • 13. V. F.'peavers was int London tinder the docor's monday on .Itusittett,s, if you commend a mares ;velehe ,Alr. halter left 'Weilftepcip,.y morn- ,seis you down aa YQu' IhT en a trip to the. SoO. • fault vrgh, t he pities Yeti) for your lack of ktwwiedge.„ 3111°P Mur'''aYir. teftellert "*,1.-sculci9 la wa TAA AN i :‘,1z welde„4.,n,,,,, le Cder:eh this °ver Su3daY wilil tIlerlds' ly . . .1 .4. 1.., ; ,,,,I;N1'..''. Won Co re left Tuesday to QUfleg v....,,,,%, a..,„..,-,,, ze ,„„x„:„,,,,t,,,„, the ee,,,,..„61 3rt_ OA WittA Clinton frends. oro:mat Tailor, Is,,,t..„,,,,,ip of East who lluron_ IVC:,--te Marion Elliott left Monday to Tvisit with aelatitrea ink Toronto xeter, ) - .te proressional mart bUyb of ' aa oder= house and a merchant, .,,,,,:to i Olarehee Westeott of Seaforth Is vst' b.,s his printing done out of towint itir3" at Mr, Geo. attiterior,poWst, to the some ledge—game degree, Miss l4arY Keel Of.; St, ThOnlas ve- M. 4.„ 4N, Stewart went to. London. Et4,-1-0 ArmotNrtigi laSt Week, Thursday last mid was oerated, ori at Mr, Geo, Atkinnen an daughter Miss h.cnont4infer, aa. internnt irohe He Blanch ' lett TueadaY ovieit with eante tit:rent:4h the ordeal well and is friends 41 Owen progreaing nicely. M. iSteWartNr Earl Spackmait returned eQt. vi it over irdaY. tnwa Wedneeday to resume, his dut*, JawaarY weather this year has ,heen 'ilea in tine 4.5geletnits Battik, ; .tiw mom noteaktata we w, eprienv.., mrs.(pr,) MeGilliCtiddY retUrited frOM ed, years Wing, te the frequent 1-071deR. lAtg, Weelt. :and la raPitily changes in ;110, temperature, Nearly covering. teem her opera:14h, every day Op* titaw with fog and rain, tollOwed with cold, treat and small Mr". 'WM PUIC't 4114 M"f=" Bin Do You Know %la On, all Pti-rebast'g, wortb our LilinG GOODS that you SKeive COUP3, and that each eoupan is worth i„pc, eit our PMms. Yon ear,. real nice brooch or ring for 10 coupons. TO ALL. When in need cf Te t at rkefig.0.-FtS or perfumes drop In and see our etoelt. Try ow 'fresh reattlfd Pe -X -44%s. Gen NOW' Vgentlnes ,atld roe,. cApde Try out,' C,Antliy, Dats, Etc., OlIANGES, tail Prices s.ave 1'4 wr,(pirrs tilUd Pc..; the :PrCnt:Paael Saturday Special.-- cds la Cnittn. and Glasswarek at very low prices, Samples at North window. 7...ABGE STOCK OF EDISON rrrom, GRAPES AND RECORICIS Powell's Bazaar 3 3. WiLLIS POWELL, Proprietor. Theord cods a'4 daughter of Flint, Mch., are vie- bilrAard, result is heavy sickness tOr Marry of the people. hInS In Exeter and Kirkton, P.ZZA,n. rtt'ItIr;.. ;k GotlieirusrTueaT- a4 Mrs' Fraser GInter Qt cthaarines are visaing the latter' day to wait or*Vottaty Oattnell with n1,,°.r,..* 1.-T,°c1CeY: GreY $ t' 3 viow retaining the titeintey ora ,x-eoe ilea Craig 1, the , fh,r3, ecgAttritotkm as hpre Ima has sPcht the Mat summer at Leth- xe,or. 740-truitc*a sonnror the Nigh ‘b,,,,r,„„,4.,* Y4°"141.g friends irtclv` *is Selitoolta in the County aro ob3eeting to the Exete,te animal getting se large, a mrs. (Dr) 1441437 cr sowAton, ix* when it is re/nen/bev.4 that arrived itere Tuesday eVeng te) visit tat' centbutatien OtafiSes hero serve a at the iterhe ner father, Alex, large puritan- of the cauntY clot Dew *'314 *at the graa''' la tea .3"eme, Mr, and Mrs. 'Henry Isaac. of Green as, compared to the ,grants received wiay bps,a visiting roa.tiVeS atIld l'he °31:"1"'" friende in and around Exeter tor the A C0.31%.110,PCON47 WAYS' Ulm newspaper Past week. subSCriPtions aro Infallible Web/ et e tr. NV AV. Quaeltertimah, assistant sin. nall'e 11911°4'1;Y* 'They will eegll°r " 121" itterintenderit of the Rapid" Railway Sys - •he will cheat the patiler some waY SaYS ?le has, a meint somewhere, or Aunt the money .ad it .was lost the or Ito will take the paper and Mist) Tillie 14ager, after spending the not pay for it onVithet ground that he millinery season, in Tlisonburg and lat- dttl not subscri,bo or t, or inc away er a visit 'with her g,rantimother, Mrs. letttng it come no the office he let. Conning'ham• OlandeboYe, returned Thousands of professed Christiana aro home last wei*, accompanied by her diaboinest In this particular at least, mother., a ad tho printers book will tell fearful Reeve John Taylor of Exeter, Reeve tales LI the Una/judment, Fred 1-1114da a Vborne, Reeve ‘Samuel fr*vr-r.z=— Dont monkey with that cough, use Hewers White Pine and Tar. Big Bottle for a Quarter. Fairest Offer ifilliEver Made Costs you nothing unless they give you satisfaction. The fartmus REXALL RENIEDIES of which there is one for each ailment. To Advocate readers we solicit your pationnge in offering you these re. medie. knowing that you have noth ing to lose and all to gan, haying any of the Rexall Remedies, when re- quired. We refund all money paid us if they fail to give entire satisfact- ion. This should mean much to you We recommend that you consult us when in need of home Remedies. Cole's Drug Store The Rexall Store i4144•14-1+14****4•4*•14444,44444 Tile 'lien's Tatter er discover the tritt0"/ ye ha dishonest tem. accompanied by ills wifo spent a few days during the week wth his brother, Dr. Quackebs, • TH1E STOCK lc. carry contains allthe new lines for, the Winter Trade, ',Corning -from the best Mills in the world. THE WORK We turn out is alit and fashioned in the the style prevailing the day you •44 are measured. YOU GET Everything be very latest and best when OUniet us make clothesfor you. ers of Stephen, went to Gotienielt day the Toes - to attend e County', Council /neat- en the evening of the, Intit to discuss A meeting of a ntunber a the 1.:144.; swoitzer and Deputy Bocce W.,D. Sand - nests men was held In the Town Nall, You have tried.the., rest Now get the Bet. Nyal's Hair Tonic at Howey 's Drug Store. he Best Way to Buy Jewellry is to examine our Stock, of Goods, We have a very choice and large stock of Jewelry, Silverware, Cut" Glass, Etc. kj to choose from --at a great range of prices. We have something to suit evrybody. You only &II have to look through our stock to be convinced that you can get no better choice in any town or W1 city in Western Ontario, Call, and make an early choice and we -will set it aside for you. Local Items A. Marchand, Exeter Jeweller & Optician <4,1006. VOCIZOCK40000 -(4 Mr, Chas. LIndenfelt was' off datit ow leg to grP0o, part et last wee. Mrs, 'Wm. gawirshaw Is confined t ner bed with a severe attack of grppe. Wm. lien:ley of Ushorne has rented his farm on. trto 5th concesson; tp Arm.strong Exeer,. A load a yeung peal* from te' lamest Street League drove to Kirk - ton ,Ionday evening, and teak (part M haa. entertainment. Our Showing s urniture One Of the best in Huron County and is without a doubt the finest ever seen in Exeter. See our goods in Tables Chairs Parlor and Bedroom Suits/ Kitchen and DningRoam Furniture elation is called for this Thursday even - A meeting of the Lawn Bowling An/so; a$ ing in the Town A. large attendi mice is requested tssMerek, noMilltor, will allerliY move into the ,Iewer part tat the 13, hot banding, widen Zr, Elliott is hay- renvated this week. WW Greig got a asty cut in the need with the puck wane igrectising tweitey Monday night. A, few stitehes were isonessarat to cosv, tile wound. Two Jtntior hockey teams* represent- ing the North and the *South, played a game ot hovitey oril the open air rink Saturday afternon, resulting in a tie. The deveration staff et the G, T. R. has been on duty Item for several das, decorating and otherwise improving the interior of the pateenger station. We east now boast a a model staton. To.^.4PX,E) OF F.A.IIE.—The ear tertainment "The Temple et Fame will be presented in the Opera Rouse, Exe- ter, mi Friday evening', February 3rd. Platt of Bali at W. S, Itoiways Drug Store, opened on Saturday, Jan. 28th, at noon. Admission ne., 23e. and the advisability of makng Exeter a Ing* • 1*.. ANNUAL MEETING.—The annual part of entry. Reeve Taylor was chair- Mrs, G. A. Young and son Sterling a ineetth.g ot tbe congregation of Caven man, and ,Yolut Grigg secretary. The, London visited at the home of, Itr.. and Presbyterian church was held in the matter was thoroughly discussed and Mrs. james Beer during the week, on basement of the church on Monday • potiton Is being prepared for pre- their return from e. viSit 11 Godrich. eveadng, with F. W. Gladman 'In the sentation the gever/uent. The matter Mrs. TkMnS V41.8 taken quite ill on chair. Reports of a meat' fayerablo, of a new post office and a ICarnegie Thursday, but is now recovering nieely. nature were Teaci from all the commt- Library were discussed. Before ad- :Nfr. "Young was also a visitor hero tees. The receipts for the year were jaunting the meeting resolved itself in part of the, week. . $261.5.50 and the expenditure $2068.11, to a Bus:loess Men's Assoqiation and The, election of officers resulted as feel - agreed to meet for organization on the first Monday lit February, when a full repilesentation is earnestly de- sired. Mrs. Bruce Cooper and her sster, Miss W od, of Vabortne met with a very un- pleasant accident eh Saturday evening last. They were driving home from town and when a short 'distance south of the Presbyterian church a. horse go- ing at a lively .speed in the same dir- ection caused the horse they were 4r1v-1 ing to sun away, and turning the corn- er at Mr. Dr. Daineeys; both occupants were hurled out against the fence with considerable violence, with theresult that 'Mrs. Cooper sustained a badly sprained wrist and was badly shaken up. The horse was captured in Mr. Sinn - on Campbell's yard, with the shaft of the cutter broken. Mies Wood escaped injury. The new anarriage license, which, came Into vogue with the New Tear is a decided change front the old one. This combines a short Ystem of bookkeeping with all ,,the statistical information necessary for the indentification of the parties from the cradle to the divorce: The face bear,s the usual form. of license •while the a-everse side has an, affidavit formwhich the issuer must Lill out together with about the sante information -usually found on a model lien note which_ the minister fills in, before receiving his fee. On the left end is a detachable slip for the names and residences of the contracting part - ie, to be filled forblawith, by the clerk ot the rn-uniciiiaalty. The issuer re-: tains no ret,2ond of the license,. FAVORS CHURCH UNION.—At the nteeting of the Presbytery of JHuron In Clinton last week, a vote was taken oh church union, and those present • ap.• proved of the proptosition, on the pro- posed basis, by 16' to 6. • BROKE RIBS.—On Friday night last when Mr. John Gillespie, srwas re- turning home he slipped on the icy side- walk and fell, breaking three ribs and fracturing two others. The injury will coniine him to the house for a few weeks. in the meantime his son W. T., is driving the bu. SOME PEOPLE NEVER THINK—Ev- ery line of printed matter in a news., paper costs RS, -publisher something. If it is ,to,benefit: some indivdual; that individual,shuld pay soinething for One wohld not go intoa grocery:store to ask the proprietor, ta hand eut ten pounds Of sugar for nothing, even though the gift May not be a ,largh end, the beneficiary. of 'advertising, doca tot Pay low it tile ProPrictor Must shoulder the cost. People do not seern, to understand that, a newpaPer.EiVfr, its, expanses by renting space, Isje.st asnticti entitled to coi, t rent for every day,that ,spaps. oc- ,led rents td APPRENTICE' barbatug.—Apply t b miners, J . . S Gan ury, W.D.WANTED—To learn to E. WILLIS. eeks, D. McInnes, Jos. Senior, Js. ' Jeckell, R. G. Seldon; Trustees, J A. Stewart, John Rowciffe, H. Smith; Sec- , is, we are sorry to .Treas., Jos. Senior; Auditors, W. D. to her bed under the Weidenhammer, Ja. Grieve. The du - Mrs. C Perkins slate, Is confined doctor's care. One needs to be, sharp shod, and per. fectly -sober to navigate the sidewalks successfully just now. On Sunday haat Mrs. Chas Monteith • of the *Thames Road, sustained an injury to her, hip by falling. Mrs. D. Cobbledick of Exeter North unfortunately fell on Sunday and in- jured her hip quite severely. A tree entertainnient will be given In James street church under the auspice ot the young Men's Bible Class of Main street and James street churches The program will consist of addresses by both classes, also insturmental and vocat •seleetions v1111 be rendered. ' Farmers Bank bills are cashed at par. A few of these notes are floating around ,town and many people have been wondering whether they are good. All bills up to $100 are good, but there are some $200 bills' that have beta stolen, and one should be careful in accepting them. We want to thank the subscribers who have already renewed their sub- scriptions to The Advricate. And waa.re grateful for the niany words of a.pprec- la.tion that have been given us on account of the newsiness of the paper. These we appreciate. But there is an, - other class of subscribers, whe put oft the time of r'enewiing, thinking that the newspaper people can wait for the dollar a little longe. They probably cotild If there wa's only 'one who delays ayin. But when hundreds do the same thing, then the newspaper man la.cks cash. And we 311t1St payi-cash for help, paper, type, LOC, etc. So we kind- ly ,ask early attenition to the matter of renewing. APPRENTICE WANTED—To -learn baking.—Apply to, W. J. STATI-IAM. SISTER .DEAD.-7MC.„.' Jon McLaugh- Itn recelved word, on. Monday' sharning of ,tha death of -his. eldest sister, Nfrit.' Rein .. Thrten of 1,,ondem. who', died oh, Sunday, at StTflonias, aged 72 yere., Deceased la survived,' 'by a, husband and. r, een ' children Mr McLaughlin left; Tuesday- , morning, -to ,attend the funeral 140v ELTY.-4nri1ProtlaPtiOrl debaie with, only., fifteen' ;minutes preparationi, P1Leet the' Jania. On "!Resolved,that 4 - .'peerahle.. dirt'wOrriattP.,it li'.5.rdir sfts'E;;;Ir.47.Ixke It; plex envelope was adopted tor the ensuing year. At the close of the busi- ness meeting* lunch was provided by the ladies. 7 he exhibit at our store is open to all cn every lawful day of the week. Call and see it at any time. No need to go past this store if you are looking for elegant furniture. ROWE & ATKI NSON The Leadine Rome Furnishers Ana Funeral Directors* WAR AND COURAGE.—Devotees or militarism glorify war oni the ground that it cultivates courage. Never was there a more overworked delusion. Truly courageous souls rise to heigixta of bravery amid its carnge, butt. 'as a rule, It is rather the animal courage of the horse rushing into battle, the blood -lust of legalized murder, in by the -boom of guns; and mar- shal Music. On this place of develop - tans bravery, does anyone condone the wars of Napoleon, that,for twenty years drained the best blood of Eurtop, wast- ed its resources, relegated Its cities to rapine, paralyzed its industries, re- tarded its agriculture for nearly hall a century, ,and filled its homes with desoltion; • A spirit of courage pur- chased at so greaA price is too costly. Bravery we need irt.the' twentiethi cent- ury, but the vicisisitucles of. the farm, the. trails of homeU1e, ti e assaults of the street, society and the market -place, on honor and virtue, are the things that dernarid and cultivate real courage, and fortitude, which is better.—Farmers 'Advocate. Big Moving Sale • Being Compelled to move frmour 'pre- , actit' place of business we have -decid edto do set pn l'eb.1st. Afterthat date, you will .find the harness- shop two doers South. of owhere ,J.tnow is In store' now Occupied by Mitts Morlock., As ,we desire- to anoVe io winterk 'goods we will make it,.worth ,while to, buy them before Feb lst eVen. If you do ,not need to use theiriuntil ,riezt. winter land Will give '10 '. per eant. oft , all ,r,mitts„' and gloves, blankets,, robes and to-gether with free '011bt- ;italics ,these 'geode cheaper. than' �4 tilt ever, be able to' buy them againDo ' rot. forget -that our- irpir depart, mint.ts up-todate. and we,4,1a1ways try', 't jet you take repairing3Ve then sane day as. tjr6Agto, of..sate,y,by-' money onok....tCo. and e our prch JONES & IVIAY PHONE NO 82 STOCK REDUCING SALE Now is the time for us to make a clean sweep of all our Winter Goods. We must get them out, and are puttingthe prices to make them go. We mean business and if you are looking for BARGAINS Here they are. You will never buy cheaper Winter Goods It will pay you to buy ahead for next Winter. See what we are doing 25 per cent. Disc't on Ladies' Furs We have still some very swell furs in Ruffs and Muffs, Alaska Sable and Mink Marmot. Now any Fur in the store for I.-4 Off, . This is bound to soon clear them out Come quick if you need a fur this Winter or next. Remember the. off Prices . Lady's & Child's Coats only a few Co4s left. But every one to clear at $25 to 550 off regular Price. Lots of time yet to wear a winter coat, You will find some real nifty ones among them. Men's & gys' Clothing Just after stock taking, we find a few -odd lines of Men's and Boys Suits and our Coats that we wish to clear out at half the regular price. They are all this season's goods. New Spring Goods We are renewing every day shipments' of Our New Spring Goods. • Expect Soon to have them all in for your inspection. Theearly buy- ers get ,t1hest choice and have their goods made up in good time • This weskwe expect our new Prints and Ginghams. ew. louse Furnishings ; Carpets 'Curtain .f4,10174,1,301,re,, ew ILio1eurot4' ',Nw Blinds Oilcloths . 'ht "Zgettitiries l'ilattings iliniiiiit a` , -- .,. , ebrated 45 19 • Clothing C.N;',5154- e.g?,7404.4lia