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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1911-2-2, Page 1tp wEETy-TRutp YEAR. CARLING'S JA R ONTARIO. THURSDAY*, FuntuARy 2, 1911 ERs BUSINESS TALES CANNING HE Reciprocity schedule NEXT:aO'VERNc3R GENE1;iAL BP°rxC.'TOIL.R'" Ppsr'tGl�a S] announcement h Great ig Annual Stock Taking. Sale Some o1 the bargains HALF HOSE pair heavy wool sox for $1, regular 25c. a pair. 4 pr of 20rc,. hose to $1.00. Big value for the money'. MEN'S EN'S COLLARS Regular 15c. all sizes and. yles to clear at iOc. MUFFLERS atria'?ac, to S2.O0 reg. with at big cut to axaai:e thein tiered in Men's Wear CAPS .r 'Regular 75c, for 00c, f e 25c. ,., in MEN'S GLOVES G'ilatriois and tociaw alar $ for ?5c, 04c, $1,40 ,. $1,10 $1.50 ,a ,1,] ;~r $1,75 $1.' $2.50 •F ,tea` �Oti A few bard bats left regular $2.24.1 d 2,50 to clear $1,0,1Ladies wishing anything in the line of black dress goods would do well to examine our stock. We aro marking these goods away down in order' to clear them out. Take a look at our table of china anything' on it to clear at 10c, OROOER ES- Our stock of graceri fresh and the best stoney can buy. is elecond to °none, . always At last the definite ---* a s that e h an at the Duke of Connaught, broth er of the late King Edward, and uncle of the-Preent King, will be the next Gaver,n.or-•General of Caned?, coming here i:n, September next, The appoint- -amt is ear two;eyears. wtslch may :be Waded. iIILC;CEFIELD DEPOSITORS APPEAL TO GOVERNMENT A'ti z tr p a. circulated An `this cor•trnurr its regarding' tee d:►furict Farmers Bank va.s seeped he all from far and i:ear. The petition was presented to Huron &'zooid Caurty Cour,.eii at Gode ic-t ante will be. opsrareo: preao;t_gd to the Dorn;ilon Gavernmenb he �• at Ottawa, eeitiog their eesestenee to- wa;ds the welfare of tate deponiteeei *liT1Ci,ES 11tLE QV DI,TTy, wl;a placed their little elk lint the hands er tilc bank which recently suspended Dive aulatata^'cixtt1e. iteritefoand necle; peement. The depoatta at thio branch awi4ae, altecP 1=rmlaa,live. Cte. alone range individually florin ;l to I'e+ultry--dead or a 310,00e. and In all aro said to exceed \Y'Leee, rye. nate, barley Med beef^ e 8,000, and the -situation looks dark w;teat, dried pray and beans, edible. ta: all of them. corn, sweet corn or maize, Ilay, etr;tw and caw pease, l resp trUite--ApPlee, pears, peachy apes, berries, Me - <Mowing is a partial =1i t of the,' artfelea contained in the agreement be.. twee,.a Canada and '-the Uliited States, as submitted to the House, of S-mmo:is z T:huredaY hY Hon, :sir, Fieidi.'rg, wlto w#tz FIri o. . fr. , Patterson, ,son, has,. been nen otlati > witty the leeited States Gover Oee Of the moot notable facts oen acted with the country newspaper of .o -de y 1s the large ,iacreaee 3'i the amou(tt of advertising of local business house. The change has takers place gredually, and has been narked eapee- ;ally during tee past year or; et).It $s A deal we F7cluded this week which the Exeter Cenol,- Feetery trees. become ethe property- of a nefeber , Eeeter geetletaie i, re=nd it will be .epee ated us;der tie same naat,uageme;n„s last year,. with hut a talrg'zt cbarego- peremeel of the Board of I)a"recf+ ; .t;hlg significant, ..rid ,ani irir,p4iry s Corleldemble specaiaileu ban, bee -r rapt* for• ,some time, Trio list is. elle to tae, caul- of it t ).r'o't :rc sero t::e den ersltip of the xactere idea iia e t,wo classes, those admitted ;got only o c t ,oso *=t the rtewsp3*rer ons rrrrc+�i13, a.r+d, for' a tiara , and iia y t s,. en' which the + . r F.. H o z .e free E. d h� is 'k u_ a but to X *' C e. -R a S 3a `� d. duty eras b ,c t t4.z a pM, red' that the Dominion [tie4±eatarirf3r:: 4ztti reduced. I- c,ette . of o;a torsi as well ,n ar rte law R will Cam e on a date to be name xaa C onc. o* ' i , u 1, bens by "I 'J LAST HtruoN INSt'i%CTOIt4, 'E.. ;irlt weti.}t tax C(kztrit t'rziincdl reached a selection to the position,, o1: I'. S. In- spector tor East Ialuran, lo' be vacated. March 81st by rho ret,'reniont of Mr. P. Robb, There were four applicants, Mr. \Ve#deethapnmer et Exeter haviee rvithdrawt:, viz., 'Messrs, J. C. 'Smith or W., Dr. Field of eloderikh, Mc- vicar of Loedoe and ]Tcii.a'ni li Of Eel t'areete. The matter leed :evidently' been well Caucawelt b;Tore .head, tor on the lir t b i1?o; fir, Smith eeeelvcd .l n vo et' a.tti Dr. eeelti 17, eia appointment lz+e- 's.a e to •eche tee:firm .d lay ;rezotution. tineeN I*Atli Died, fruits -Apples, pears, peaches, a a id apricots. Dairy Products --Better, cticeee ,fresh milk and cream -In cane. Ixoryee, cottonseed oil 5cede--flaxseed or a,lneeed, cotton & Ml ,, eds, llnrothy, clover and trtk er acid field sceda, but not Slower `1 of all k1:^.d&, fresh. Treeen, p1e}ad salted o. preserved, except 'l9sla od, .aard el Vie fish, 'such as sta_rra, 1 netore tsards clams. ttaied t »^i'.ivr, w9;lte aaad other flues p tS",o haai.�' In isea;c ou ouiraar 1ptia; ; ;tc„ Meer re wars t . 4a4i'u, kir ; ci . butt `f»Ataf:t' tip ti4oss, woo, are le L °reara. Tlrtibcr^`*ae�Jt, iiid£4r a41'ii�r(-U tall in e:eae yell ii,zpp- to h.tve steglecttd wise t,clar by eaw3n d , and rqund t9tt ttrc, little .uattr . of ptyLata up wouldn't used for spam mein budding '+varve It benicer to'114rul8ra; the arnoun.t before the du:iner Aa prevented. There are rc few only who are a number of ytiara behind. These anuet be settled very anon or the s ccountd twill .hu placed in other. ha:ltie for collection, at the rate of FISH -Fresh white fish 12 1.2c. per per year. Save money by giving per Ib, Fresh Salmon ]u"c. per the platter early attention. We while at lb. Fresh herring 25c. per doz. Finnan Haddie 12 ].2 per lb. - tti#F same time to "pray, that we',appreC- ta'fie ttic :eupport of :those whp habitual- 1t' keep pall rep. We,feei that with all our faults, these 'people are doing the best they can to 'snake tela path of the fratie;'5.i bare and rode, In coil Cd!tor and :&tali a fairly plearsant onc. brace in stripe, aheete or. plates. STOOK FEED- We carry, Hackney Stook Remedies sold under the guarantee, that if after trying a package it fails to do whet is claimed the purchase price is refunded. What more 'can you ask. Try a, package too -days Highest prices paid' for all kinds of Produce, W. J. CARLING rrofeee1onal Cards. :®R` G. V. ROULSTON, L.D.S,• Honor Graduate of Toronto Uniyersity. DENTIST Offices -Over Dickson Carling's Law Offices, Exeter. Telephone No. 5. Closed Wednesday afternoons. DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D..D. 8. Honor graduate of Toronto Univerlsty. DENTIST. teeth extracted without any pain, or any bad effects OTIce oyer Madman & Stanb office, i n 'a o ee Main street Sister. Medical no R. BRIGHT, M. D.. M. C. P. & S., HONOR • Graduate of Toronto Uniyersity, Two years resident physician Royal, Alexandra Hospital, etc. Office and Residence ,Dr. Amos' Old Stand, Andrew Street ,EXETER. DL QUACKENBUSH, Physician, Surgeon, Ac- coucheur, Office, Dr. Rollins' old office, Maid Street. Residence, corner James and Albert streets opposite James street Methodist parsonage, Phone Oifice, 89 a; Residence 30 b.'• Legal,, 'D IOKSON & CARLING, -BARRISTERS, SOLIDI tore, Notaries, Conveyancers, Commissioners 4'eoUottors for Maisons Bank, ete. Mosey to Learn at lowest rateaof nterce Offices, Main street, Exeter, • R, CARLING, B.A., L, 11 Dicxsos ltdONEY TO LOAS. We.bave alarge amount of private funds to loan n farm and vfflage°properties et low rates of Inter est. GLADMAN & STANBURY, F Barristers, Soticttors,Main et., Exeter On J. SENIOR Agent Confederation Life Assurance Company, also Fire Insurance. in lead- ing Canadian and -British Companies. Main -St,, Exeter. IdU,51 C i:tiwfd boards, not lurtfier niatiufaclur- d ttr:a.tr a awed. I'tvtng poet, railroad flea and tele p'sore, trolley. electric light aria Other paloe of ceder or other wood. Wood. 4taves and stave bolts. Rickets and paling's. Plaster rock or gypsum, crude. ellea, not i anutactUred, alae asbestos ftoorepan, glycerine, crude. Local items Mr. Geo. Pedier' Is thought to be im- proving somewhat this week, Ors. A. Dow entertained a number of relatives to ani oyster supper on Tues- day evening. . Mrs,- (Capt.) Collins of Detroie return- ed Friday eventing, after a visit of a few days with is1.r. and Mrs. E. A. rol- lick. i Miss Lindsay ..and Miss DoW etre vis- iting In Toronto. Miss Anna Dow ac - MISS $EaLItHT HOBBS, Violin In- campanted them as far as London Sat atrucbor, James Street Parsonage, urday. MISS LILLIAN ELLIOT CONCERT SOPRANO PUPILS ACCEPTED ADDRESS,-CENTRALIA, ONT.: C. A. HO L1210, v.. S. Graduate at Ontario, Veterinary Col -, lege; member Ontario Veterinary Med- teal Society ; treats all diseases of do- mesticated animals on scientific ; prin- ciples; modern surgery a specialty. Op- erations on Lump Jaw guaranteed sat- isfactory. Calls 'Fly day- or night promptly attended to. Office=Main-st., Exeter, Dr. Ranrsay's old stand: Phone in connection. REAL ESTATE CHANCES'- ' The following properfies have been placed in our hangs , Eor exchange. FOR SALE -A ; good sized frame dwelling in Exeter, suitable •to acco- modate two families ; in good repair; will be sold cheap. TO RENT. -240 acre farm ,iiv Osborne to rent, to right man. Good buiidinds WANTEDeeto' xer_t a hundred acre ,farm, supplied with the usual build- inga etc. FOR SALE. -A good frame house in Exeter in, good repair. For particulars apply ,at The Advocate LICENSED AUCTIONEER pPE:'SAq,pl. WM. ANDERSON, Llecnsed Auctioneer for Buren County. Terms reasot,able. house aril,& two Iota' on 'Alain Sti°set, ,Dates can be;nlade at the '-Advocate, ,Exeter,: being the: estate of the late Exeter. or F3ei rt'' Efiber'', Office Cre - Mrs.' .Ann Eaer , d eft ; frame house and Iton. ' ' frame stable. This ';property is '° sltuat- 1°f ` ;; , ed in' a very desirable location Forp and Particu.ars n tY t o tr° S.' W. RGivl ..5:WM11L�,�"•tl,Ilil Y. , acct ■ ■ testi`, )..:, Cement Drain -Tile For Sale. 0 ,. all ri#9f tile(.tr , ROan e 12 ine seeen8' at reduced ,A11 tile guarantleed. 4 in. .; at per thousand, 5 in. $19 6: in. 1" i, 11y 0 r ill: .$35' `n ie. $18 i 10 in. un 1 7 .; also �2's:14'n p •. .., . .�,. •, ;� �, N .r., .,,. A� � .tt. w.,. •e ,''a(. an •1fi., ..ken h d ik. .tr y .q... , ..tN.. ,.,,'Ini.,.. 1 .. 1. •r ,an d .B� 1lsE fi 4 �' +,:. .�- F1di- 'O o . .a're � i o ,. 11: t' ts�.l .� G: jrr �a. ..-j` .,d.... tir+e!' .,r i,`ri..2aiu...,"", -- y.aFsY,1i_..&.._..s ear t_ F 7 �' + slr.1•�;a ,... •.7`r ' ... '§.` CUD meet'-`: St a contieeti°lie Life, hrires Asci r rac >C ne u . n e, oileht�tlg a 1ductfn' suedes) STi?1isclir t t of .,tI c dvoea eget a ` i e the is L to' is r 4.1 �j. Daniel Wood has purchased the John Treble pioperty south of town. It contains 4& acres and was bought for $5000. About thirty five of the members of the idain street League drove to ITen- salt Monday evening and supplied the program at the union meeting. Mr. Elder Elliott and Mr. Luxton .Iif11 of Flint 11$teh., arrived here Wed nes- day morning to attend the funeral of their grandfather, Mrs. Thos. Elloitt, at Kirktdre Wo acknowledge receipt of invitations to the Elevesnith Annual At ;Home of the Huron Old Boys' Association of Tor- onto, which takes ' plate in the Temple Building on February 17th. Mr. Hubert` Walter has taken a situa- tion with Hearers. ;Jones & May, in the boot and shoe and grocery department,' while Mr. Sparks goes into the dry - goods de art g p mdnit. Mr. A. Walter has taken the ,situation vacated by Hubert with 'eer. J. E. Smith. SPARROW MATCH.-X,;sparrow match was held on the:`2nd'and nrd concession of •stephen• during, the week ending Iast Friday ;might, beteveen sides chosen„ by Messrs James Stanlake for the eolith and James • Dearing for the North for ani oyster supper, the former's side win sing by ;2903 to 1690. On Friday ,night all congregated at the home of Mr, `Wesley Dearing and enjoyed the ' oy- ster supper, fifty-five sitting down to. the tables. The remainder of the evening wee ,pent in social amu scinlentls. 5000 Cedar` Posts for Sale Our posts are the finest duality and tar size we have;: ,trath,ii. leas than 6 .niches .r small end. Our prices are right for we )rave: thein` to .sell. • 'G. EHICKS, Centralia. STORE FOIL SAL Good stone $ar selo Country ;,locate, Ion. Doing; good business •Will be sold: right. Write, oe apply at Advocate office VOGELGSANc,'s' TRE:.e.TaiENT- for Pneumonia= `will relieve .the patient a snort time with :outside application. Anyone suffering front. Pleurisy wo'" be Wise t0 tryliis treatment No daif rYit,h outO e .application ?tlola rl�ia t C ifnlaRie.,� ,Cure. Cream Separators and 'parte thereof. ;Steel sheets or plates, zinc tin. Crucible cast eteel wire, galvanized Ir. 07 or steel wire. i Typecasting and: typesetting machines- Barbed Lensing wire. round rolled 'wire rode; coke Pulp of wood ; r ewsprint paper and other paper and paper boards made from pulp not including printed or decorated wall paper. , ARTICLES SUBJECT TO UNDERMEN- TIONED DUTY. . Beef, veal, mutton, lamb, pork and all other refrigerated meats excepting game, , Bacan and ham, ,)nests of all kinds, preserved in any manner per pound and one-quarter cents. Canned heats and canned poultry,Ex tract of meat, 20 per' cent, ad --valorem Lard per pound one and one-quarter` cents. Tallow per 100 pounds 40 cents. Egg yoke, egg albumen seven and one half per cent. ad valorem. Tomatoes om e andother theree vegetables, les, includ- ing corn, in cane or other air -tight packing, and including the weight of the package, per pound one and one- quarter cents. Wheat flour and rye Flour per barrel fifty cents. Oatmeal and rolled' oats, including the weight of paper covering, per hundred pounds fifty cents. Lump sugar and maple syrup, per pound one cent. e. Ploughs tooth and disc hat -revers har ves'ters, reapers, agricultural' dents and planters, n10wers, Horse rakes, cultiva- tors, machinery including windstackers baggers, weighers, & self-t'eeders there- of and finished parts thereof imported for repair of the foregoing, fifteen per east. ad valorem. Portable .engines with boilers in. com- bination, horsepowers and tractlen en- gives, for farm purposes. hay loaders potato .diggers, feed or fodder cutters grain•'crushers, fanning mills, hay tedd ere, farm or fields rollers, manure spread erg weeders -and windmills, and parte thereof, imported for repair of fore- going except 'shafting, twenty per cent ad valorem. Cutlery, , planed ' or ' not, viz. pocket kaiveS, srlasars and gnears, knives and forks for househjold purposes and table steels, ft wenr,ty 'seven and a half per cent. ad valorem. Brass 'barsd instruments;, twenty two a 'half par lceri1 lad vvalorem. Clocks, watches, time -recorders, clock and watch keys, Meek cases 'and clack mavementsetwenteeseven and a half per: a--' ace valorem, I\fusi:ac is rr,urnelit.cases, fancy •cas- es or boxes,portfolios, satchels, ree ticules, card ',eases, ;purses, pocket books, flybotokls.., for artificial flks, gill the foregoing cosnp'osed wholly or in Part of leePer cent ad vale • et! Iii, enie rt, portimid and hydraulic or wet-- 1111;, ;an,,barxels1 bags or sank', the •i ,tof the package* to be ,included ht fasduity,' per 100 lbs., 'r,�it rt�li�h,�nts: f i t,%.pat Eraage rerun Y!t t.rS Carts or other air-' to be Included in the. per Ib .2c. t s,iouaid and r ori 4Oa. the kitamitious ceel such a th eeagquarter Cl.i14-i Y_rfi., a .l.'v e.^.a g. oitd 0r ere the _ ,;user. I,` - ,qt li._er, tetitsus t resat tr, eca* t:a3 rWascex Q ti_f ;a; ,.a race pe?queerest,. . }' oudd i .., ee 4t to till tten o� t`t a Perim -IMO O`t5 3a t .ezc gads ,sem o" t`cv i i ,etrea-id ,o lee tri t epaillee t.zt ' f .ee r a$t - k'. { o i �. aIfs b, leer; ra ,t o t} l.f° °h as > g k Z. a ., t ,.F .4 -o wIll a# o,.- "(i+• ; great ot,or,,; of th,, tart;,': cit..er$,. Til e o[ ',)oder cert' U4e, p:,a:ot- Iticre..eia.g• 1.h* .. el ;a new storage bu:ldit , 1, 15)a the llnproverarente,- nzr s 0 €i1 '41 iiiishrunts advertise their 3rC art se 1 a:del-4 , and Girt' rantropoiilFt ew4-papers which c[ :i: c, their tidvxt t3sements are d1stributed over t:h Ct,untry acme one peper. of which 4era. nearly every home, 'The reguit drat the nv'tropolltam satttbllell;rieete have build up ani- immense malt traede.. town, and indeed i.ti most t,0wee, ie eco occs'eion far f'cis aur -of- buyin:T but much of the trouble= with the bustnesa man --simply be- e trez does not yet advertise as l e s`ratrld, and some of them d- 1 vert) �te at all What car, the papa ; The local Newspaper a tri ia2iror�, refleeein t', e biuslr,rse dill sef she colallaa(ssity :and it :your advertisi.- meet la raai4; seen teere'lei, Inetee ct tele .dividutt,s. whey an0lrtb utt the great put*, t aaaleu'a; putol:C will 001. taut' tet your 011, ad- dotn} unytidog to d aw tlicatt :starts -the city Merchant 1s Paull. ,it It 11 a man, buys as order and sends to tlrc tele ate seea advert Itied ;me Wagon, ler. rid keep this business a ur the 11 Stan, sales :arae. Si1AL.Tr-PDX VERY ILD family amed Crunnican,on the lintel reaneo0eton of ndon Township, leave be 111 of smallpox, It was discovered' the other day. The matter ware not re- ported • and the members of the fancily claimit was a mild types and that they did not recognize the disease at the time. The hotne has now been dleinfect cd. On he edge of Biddulph';Township, to the east, another case has been re- ported in the family of Michael Blake: Cases aro reported in, the neighborhood of 'Mooresville and in )icOlili,vray Town- ship, being so light, however, as to be mistaken, for chicken pox. ;i firs, elertka Aikci:ts, a. wiel arty years 4f age, a much ire -lana e-(cideece :ef. List detel tat ,he.pho:ne Sunday cereal re elle had lived slope Saar eat ,h BIRTHS 1 a etel'hen, 10;) d Mrs, Fr: i of Lute er^,;...' ., Itepl:+Gn, 4.0' oer -2 :..- a: Sas, ficin'. a, C B a;ta»r�i. I, a.t'rt7, Ai#v. scevrti dau? of Jaivis, tortaberly* c 1Pear"-Re;nbcic-On Jan. Itlepcn of the bride',} pace) hfret. 3, Reinke, sr., Tucks daughter Minnie to Iie^ziatt G, I of East Wawn.nesit. lleiresrny-Jarring-At i'rtrkllili: i rias . acv 2titri, 1911, ?,Tr. Nell 3teKonirs,.t17 .4iiae ),aura I3elen, daughter or QST; sited :i &e Geo. James, bot.4li of P.arkl'r313 iliakeAlpinc-tn lteOlUltvru} " Sart- 21, Laura daughter of 11:r., a.tit , *1rxr. I3c11 McAlpine, to Stir. Tl.oa. X3is of 3fc[illivray. i Clew -Little -Ire Clinton, Jan- 214 Chaa Slew of iiullett to Miss, Amelia of Clinton. C1uff-Little-I21 Clinton, Jan. 21i, CI off of Tuckeramith t;o Idtss Loui'ese, Litho of Clinton. 1 rhe 4. 448 fix'. DEATHS Elliott -..t 1Cirkton, on Jan. 30th] liars, Jima Prowse, wife of Therms P7llali 3, aged 06 years, 10monthe and• `:2 tilg z Brunner-Innlondville, San. 2+', 'S John, Brunner, aged no years. special Prices For The Next Ten Days OVERCOATS $17.50 Coats for $15.00 12.00 10 0 0 .. eE 66, 46 $9.75 y $6.5(7t Other lines clearing elow cost $18 X15®00 SUITS dines at d4 $14. 12000 lin . . Some bigbargains in everylin not pay a, big price for tailored Clothes - when w® can give y(au hand t iiored, . xiaace =easlaire suits Or overcoats at a sawn five to ten dollars. `e have the new idea making. Exete