HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1912-1-11, Page 8TELE EXETER A IVEJGATB, TUB . I.AY, JANUARY I
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Fall and
titer
Clothing
It is time you were oinking aboa
our cold weather clothing.
We are prepaid to supxily you with
,
*,x, e stilt of tug? best.
,tlWinter a= b
r 1t
a
foo �Y
e
Material, #h,- lar -test style and finish
at a price tie tt cannot be beaten.
Try itis abni we, will give you sat-
isfaz,etion.
W. 7 • .` ,
N
chant Tailor,
Oiataric
ete
EXETER MARKETS.
OWED EACH WEDNESDAY
Wheat
lc3arley, , , ,
$t;ekwbeat
teats.
POtzttoes, per hag . ,
Bay, pertort .......,
Pleur, per 'cwt„ (atopy
'lour, low grade per ew
Butter,,,,,,,,,,
Livehggs, per
Shorts per tort.., ,
Bran per ton ,
Sugar Beet meal ,..,,,..
36 SS
GO 75
55 CO
42 42
35 ' 100
75 00
13 00
2 50
1 50 1 50
24 25
30
LOCAL DOINGS.
Gordon Taybi.' nave 'accented a Pos-
ition with ,the CIWton Autoonobile €ee-
tory.
Airs. , talrcent:be Is confined,, to iter bed
and undo t1i -care c.if doctor and a
#rarer.
what busy ane.n need its, a scheme that
welt enable them -to avoid people with
schemes.
A diplomat s a knocker who can
criticise things in a way nobody aril-
dors
s1d4
When "silver :s not in constant use
a pnece of camphor w::il keep •it from
ta.r nisletnl;r
flaw;n; a wS i e who situ down on.:)inn
ureas .Dually ,s 't vrentie fu1 help to a
man's self-cotifrot. '
Ire's a 'arise nr. 1, who dell'v s t�xe
goods insteani cf watt.g until ire
caught wail the on h_?s person.
•'ou can ge; elubb:ng rates ou ail
t a lead s, newspapers and tnagazinee
by ordering at the Advocate office_
IL was a fussy spinster Who said that
steal boys iwere divided into two.
classes -.-On bad ones and, the dead ones,.
County Council of Lambton pass,
ed tete groat o: $1,000 to ;.he Lamb-,
ton Pnbreity Agsoeiat€o]7 unaniMeusly,
ThJt, World znay owe You a'lvin;a, but
is ens -t; to Gell It a e d brisk occ :.
s'ona.lty than ft i$` to collet legitiinlate-
ly-
Oppartlknuty knocks once at each
laws door, but it: ,you, yourself, bap -
pelt to. !be kneektng when, she calix,
y o.t"ll never .Pear her,
30, Renew you: xubscrilption to the city
6 05 dales w;ttx us. We will attend to the
25 lin business for you pronptly, •and save
(at yqu trine and money.
24 00 Mr, J, A. Whalen of Port Arthur,
t'pr;d a ca Mead oP , ixorses to that
Plac, on Tuesday. They were purchased
Dna AXr. �i. xh Deo`; lie,
Seahael;s, disappointments and n':s-
tatters we freouently the making pf
znen, 1„'nintarrupted%-success to
rule ;H dacl;;izteous. D041't worry,
We ,age pleased to state tl]at Dr. R.
Tam, wino was -reported in these col-
an)ns a couple weeli;d; ago as being sera
ously ill at W'lsn1aipi, bas since fully
recovered..'
a ed.
]11urGlx Ia. D. G. lel, ]trot, ,SV,. 3. Murray and
stalling team installed the officers of
IXensan Lodge Friday evening, and God.-
c 'cin and C1tntaau lodes olx Monday and
MAREXAGE LICENSE, -Get your mar- Tuesday even ine,s of this. week.
l,ngc license at the Advocate Office
Strictly New rayed Eggs
Str.ckty Noes '.Laid Eggs Wanted,--
Will
iomed,-Will pay :32c. a dozen,
for eggs no: over 0.1817 WEEK OLD.
CHAS. F, HOOPER,
Gidiey Street, Exeter.,
west o. Trilritt Memorial
bill
Sheep -Skin Lined Goats .with
nigh Collar. This is a great
coat for rough wear and cold
weather. At $5.50 and $7.50.
—Stowart"s.
lir. and. Mrs. d}ohn klawkshaw visit
t :4�'i: soon Pred tx,'T oronto'last week.
1119en's Fur Goats—the very
thing you need these cold days,
—see our coats at $75 and $85
—Stewart's.
GOLD CUFF BUTTON FOUND.—Near
the Cannier; Factory, bath the init-
al L osi::r can *:siva nam. by Prov-
"inti property and p .,wing for this notice.
Call at The. Advocate.
Get a supply of Sugar! 36We
are selling Redpath's and .Do-
minion sugar. this week, at per
lbs., $5.75. —Stewart's.
�VIIL'k�n) Waltzer. Smith, aged 31, of
London, and hits 'brother Henry, aged
25, whom he had*gone to visit in Mose
Township, were instangy killedat the
C. P. R. cross -'ng in Glencoe -Saturday
about m'dn..rg t, When the rig in which
tb'ney were driving was struck by an
express ,train.
New Prints -in the newest
patterns. Guaranteed,fast col-
ors. 81 inches wide. 'Quality
is good. Price per yard, 12ic
—Stewarts.
COLLIE DOG LOST—Tall Bloc{ collie.
do;, white .arawn3 neck andwhite
niarks.' Pinder leave word at this off-
ice or too' Jos. Creery, ii' i,nclteissa..
The political strength of the Middlesex,
County Coune:l for -191:2 .s apparently
sonnewil .t;,tn ,ilueatto_n, but the latest:
sumbn:n up, as 17 Ganser -vat,
Ives and 1 'I.`_berals: Kin Hodgins,
eeet -o ' 13, :dd,aiphix :s, likely to :be 'war -
The South Huron Pa.riners _Institute
"meetings yesterday afternoon and even
+n are fan'iy attended and the
reat..st into st w1a,s tairean n the prac-
t` --cal talks give,.: by ,t17a_ . various speak-
s.
rune people would" rathier steal a poor
i t ng than rains a `good one.
ve Hair
x;Fs r Women
r!!
Cl✓ ` F T.JTi LIFE _1 N D L U
, 31ILL " FADED BAI'R
,G..TARANTEED
t en,}oyed. the marvelous
ironx Usingdelis dltiul,.
?RIS1r Si 'SA GE, the mod-,
r•vrer baautl?aer.and d r,-
You. ', have"
iA
If rural school teachers w21. send us
the'.k• anontlrly reports we will gladly
publish then). The appearance of the
{scholars name in the ;home paper is
always an w'.,ncentin to, better work,
Two tramps. giving their names as.
Wm,' Blake and Fred McMillan', of no-
where in particular, were brought
before ,Squ&c Nair OA Wednesday and
were eom:mated. to Goderaiob9 as vagrants
for 66 days. ;•
Rural correspondents w`flI kindly let
us know • wheal tilloy need mere "s ta.
t:orrery. !'rli is .te Ole, tithe, tar this year
when people ,have t'mo to read and will
ttpprec'hte all the. (news from your
'section. .
On January Itb s: message was re-
ceived from Shanghai! telling of trio
arrival of the eighteen Canadian Meth -
()dist Missionaries at Chung Kung on
their •swam* .to Shanghia3. Among them
-ere Rev. S. P.,,Westaway'formeriy or
Exeter and. Mre. Weste.way.
The, worldwe more owes no main amyl m re than
he willingly, noxa to put into it. Tie
nian who seeks to get nY.gre out of
l'i'fe than he. Is pleased to :put, in will
fail dismally. Success may seem to
smile -upon` thh shirker, at times. but,
on the day d!' finnalreckoning, be will
come out short _1n his accounts. Better
think about i t.
",Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hanrll"tn of Ind-
ian Bead arrived in town .Tuesday of
last week and wiin 'spetnd some time
v sit1T]g relatives and friends. We con
gratulate them theft Father Time has
dealt kindly with. them" -Jarvis Record.
Mr. and ,Mrs. Hamlin were former, re-
sidents
e-
sidenta of Exeter • and; will bo 'remem-
bered by many herd. •
The' announcement. has been made that
early :li Jiarmary t,lre 'Peat office depart
rnent" wiyl •pisco ,cel• sale tn, all Canadian
post off'elea the f,,lrst instalment of
the King George postage stamps, In
the beginning it is "expected that nutty
the more commonly used denominations
ones' andtwo wAl be- ready.- or issue
'but t,iiene`thers' win `follow 'shortly. •
James.Morrow, . member of the Manit-
oba Leg'i slatur:e for Manitou., -was . a.
pleasant Caller at tjh,'s Advocate,off'_ce cin
Monday ma. Morrow was an old Step --
hen. IboY, but"'left thlase pants many
years ago;'and fanone,i:orthe progressive
men of ,the ween Mad,,Iforrow has been
v`slt nom, with ' r-Let>d`a 'acrid relatives in
Once a gild (lolls n love it beconles
a
habit with her,
Mr. John Whalen of Port Arthur was
rare last week ax$d' shipped a eaP-^ et
horses to Port Arthus„
Prof'. Law of Knox College,' Toronto,
preached two very able sermons in the
Presbyterian +0.;uy`, o,,1 Sunday last.
DIT_ \Viz . Aieiv €le, 'was been'con,
fined to Ns .bad for several days, is on
the mend and able to lgare th-'s} Toon.
The new` Canadian 35, and 310 gold
pieces 'venni soon tea i?n eirculatlon. The
3n_'ntIna • will likely` start. this week.
The James Street Lea,; we wilt drive
I to 1-lencall nest Monday evening and
toke 4i�i.Te
or
Led
;�tCT1e
t n there.
ere:
A rink p*' curlers, ,co 1si,sti,n<, of. Ales -
s s TMtos, Newell, Alfred Taylor Jas.
Taylor and George E. Anderson,' skip,
went to London to ttalte' part In the
bonsp:el.
A' la:, -e piano case filled with, .bottles
of vririsl,-ey was seized at the frreight•
sheds, Owen Sound, Tuesday. The value
or the cons`giirre,r vias ,estimated, at
severaz hundred clang's!,
G. Creech was confined to the
lienar Part of.' last, week with, rh•eutnat.
:spa of the throat. ,He ;s now recovering
,however, and. ;.s on duty again. Mr.. F'
Bawden nxana'P d 'tie bus idu sna his
illness,
lr, It G Ird Arlt,'nson has traded, his
'Pro13'4n4-thy Part of, the bloek
north Tonvzl Hall ;�1• Which; the
round*' is Geminated. to a 'gentleman in,
London, for a qua'rtlet, section of land
'_n the vrest
On Monday evening ae t ttie fifiet car
n:val of the season w„11 4 ` held, and
t',to new rank formally opened. Reeve W,
J,
lineman, Rev. Collins and, Rev; VOW,
ell and Mr. 1lugo i have lit,en asked
to address those present,
The Storm Ding., got tlhfts dt,strict, n
,o "%;"*p afe'w days, o, and. we have
been weer- ening, soame mighty cold
weather. The thermometer has registered
about six or eight.0 be ow several timeb,
and snow has fano., ;n` large quanui:tles
until 'there .s no longer any doubt
about sleighing ,being' here.
Mr, T. G, Creech's 'bus team made a .
tlwily dash dawn Math Streak for a block
na Saturday' morning, when returning
„t]m the first train, Mr, Fred Baw-
d ea w s :n) eharg: and bad lett the team
for a moment in front -of t:•1#' home
of his-'.'..tI er, ',Lr 1?. Bawdeu. They ap,
parernly becarna fr,a;htened and started
off down town, %xe team turned to
the left In front of tile Town Hall, and
struck a telephone post, one on either
side, breaking the tongua chain and
the foot board. The to ini was there cap -
Weed. The darn ge was very light, con-
sidering the, chanoes, there were.
Rev. Dr_ Warner, President of the
London Conference occupied the pulpit
of James Street ldethod:^st 'Church both
morning and ;eventing on Sunday last,
also addressed the Sunday ay School col
.
n
the aftemo'on,' Dr. Wa'ntter's able and
;inspiring and very timely taut -none, and
addresses will long be remembered by
the large congregational which greeted
him. The followl:ng condensed state-
ments read- by h>.irn, to the contarega
Con_ both morning and evening, will ex-
plain the occassidn of his visit to
Janes' Street church at the tithe. "I
have received the resignation ;of Rev.
Mr .Hobbs, as pastor_ of this Congrega-
tion. There are gdye'n °ln the documents
of -resignation, various reasons for
taking so seI olid a step. Since the re,.
s'gnation . reachled me, some of these
reasons have been rennoved, either in
fact by the vesrdtpt:, `of the con&'re,gatlon
or to responsibility' to the, congregation
This seams to me td have greatly re-
lieved the situation and in my ;judg-
ment makes Eft possllble for Mr. Plobbs
to resume etiis pastorate at once and
as Presxlent of the Conference I ask
Man to do so. Under the circumstances
now existing I cannot accept Mr. ;ilobb's
resignation. Such. situation is too full
or peril to this iMportant church, is
to full of posa9bld.wrrong `bo ane of the
best beloved and useful ministers of our
church. ,
ORGAN RECITAL, The Organ Re-
cet& and Concert given in the Presby-
terian church on Fnlday evening last
was not as largely attended as the ex-
cellency of the entertainment merited.
Professor Wheeler of London handled
the fine, new pipe ar„nx with marvel-
lous skill and ability, demonstrating
a masterly cotttrdl, of the in. ,trunxent
and a wide= range of his talent that•
only, years of practice and culture could
command The renditions : by Mrs.
Wheeler were exceeding f.+.Tie and she
scored a great success' in !hei• -solos.
The s?n.n of M. MdCut,Ghedn was a
particularly .pleasing' feature of the ev-
ening-. Ile possessed aaa excellent •vo=ce
pleasing to the ear, and, over which he
has absolute control. ,Miss Kinsman
sang with her usual :sweetness and was
nbuch , appreciated;. The entertainment
on the whole was one or-eacopt'final
tner_t,' and proved a:'treat to all in at -
the rne_lgthbalihOod of ;•Kippen. He left tendanca
'yestexlda'y for 'Ottaaa,,,whero he will
nisei a.d,elegat'Ion• ';for the purpose of
caeterviewinm 'the Dorsi Inion Government.
-A SE:GOND PER10RMANCE.—Snow-
White and the Ten' Dwarfs on:.FRIDAY
Jan. 12, t z the Opera House, Exeter,
at 8 o'clock para By- pdbl:'c, request`
the .aixyve.-,heautlful l antoanlene which
was so successfully' staged Inst month:.
w 11 be ropeato for(the .bsne.Et ;of many'"
who 'were enable f,,; w tnbss it thea , and
for pram woo; w sh 10 se Tit again..
Proceeds after 'deduction of expenses
w'.11 be dewroted'to' Gra-rentauret'Sardtar
'uni for-;" Consumptives. Adm .iasion',
Adults ,20c.,' Children 10c.
HICKSFGCSTStI OR J. -3.N1 ARY
—A •re galas Morin period Cotters the 17
to '1 coin .-1' '':n.thi3 19, wrtn new Moon
¶nnr. Mv,s iod-s,;ce tta1"en ''he'''
1R ar''. ;*n s pati•lo3'"4''also be-,
g 1 s „ nee itt this
s
ed ea, i ] 2r.'a oma•_ and
tine. p fe;
at t rtifOtf . rn. Vv atcd••,
RISIAPI our baro' ' t erdod develops,,`
t_o
y
.4t�aiea
dings force;
w nth it�w:isvuyg,$allovl�ra ns
afldv l,rrrlx• � . A,F i,i #1tr ��CE(
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wf
Mr. Will Honour of Guelp it spent Sun-
day here,
Miss, LaBelle Handford rsturned to
Alma.1: o lef8, S;t, ' horn off, on Tuesday,.
Mrs.. W. J. Bissett "sand; Mss Gladys,.
returned list week from a visit in.
parts,
Air•. Jas. awd left Monday for Ed
n onton, Alta,, wtlere lie .intends re-
maining,
Ido. and Mrs. Russell F,rayne of Brant
ford visited the "former's parents here
last /week,
Mrs, W. EL Collins returned 'danday
evening from is couple e4eks'- visit
:n TOraito,
Mrs. John:Wylie Toronto an
Mess
Veal of London are guesta O. Mrs. .T
A. Stpwatrt
Messrs, Wribillt and Arson, black-
smiths, have desolved partnership by,
mutual Consent.
Mrs. Alex, Stewart has returned to
her home tn. Iatc foil atter visiting
friends here, and fin t13•ensali, •
Mrs, McGillicuddy, after a visit with
.he- sap, Dr, M'cGidUeuddy, xsturned to
Iter home 15,1 Watford: `an Sata:ti2'day,
Mrs. "r!$cGilliendy, who has been vis
icing iter son, Dr. lt?eGi licuddy„return:-
ed to 1 * lxonie in 'Watford, an Satur-
day,
Air, pd.. W1:1lte soil of a Mr, John ,Win
s. Stephen) h>a s` been engaged as
teaclter at Bl'; ht, Ont., and tins; coma
nieneed ditties.
Mies Laura Jory is visiting a,t liar
toad with, he si•st'e' 3lrs. W.r'i,my
wird
who # her husband returned hone
an "Ii edtteadaY Of last Week.,
Mrs. 17. IX, Vxoornn, and Cb1ld. Who
#tare been yzins' he parents, re-
tur.ne .. to (ter home in Capetown ion
Monday, she was acsanpanied lay her
nsottucr as far as Landon.
Set 'epi no, and tire * crowd is with
ou. Go broke, and you go :t alone:
We are indebted to Iatrs. H. Parsons
of town, "Mrs. 'I: E, [Fmlbdntield of
l erre,t, maid „.ir,. 'S , H, , Trott, et
Reamsv:,lle, for eapaes. of Advocate vat
august d to coniftete ou; tile,
HOME WITII 'El1OICI t .'1t1i-- 1ST.
WM. Beaver, '0011 of +lr, ti eholas,
Beaver, ,Stephen, arrived nettle ,-Tom
Diver, New Ontario, Yesterday »aaorn.og
with a 'broken arm. ';wiry Beaver been
working as title, woods and was° aceidenta
lly struck ibY a falling tree, wit,h1 the
C cult *hut his aran,Q.as broken betwee;I
t"Ic wr:sa and elbow, Ws back Injured
sand he almost lost his life. With eon
;able 'A1fieullty he anuiagcd to riot
o
North Bay' where h?is fniuyiea were
dressed w'lzon he was 'ab18 to rett]irn
rip 11:s 110n1^ Were.
hy;
Hesitate
ACCEPT OUR OFFER TO -DAY AND
SFFN: 'RELIEF
Every perason in this vicinity who
suffers from disordered kidneys 'should
comp to us immediately and :obtain a
box of RIlliKALL KIDNEY PILLS.
These . p'$ls are usually so certain
and prompt 1 ni x action that we
unhesitatingly "recommend them to
you with the definite understanding
that they will prove beneficial in treat
Ingyour case, or we will promptly re-
fund you anymeeneys;yo;a have paid,us,
Rexall's Kidney Pills are; sold at 50c
sixty Pals in a box only at our store
THE REXALL- STORE
Cole's Drug Store
Bus, Dray and
Teaming Business
Your orders in our line will be
attended to quickly and satisfac-
torily. We are here to please the
public needing ' anything inour
ii.ne, jand we ask a trial from you.
Orders left by phone or other-
wise at <THE ADVOCATE OFF-
ICE; 'PHONE` 25, will receive
prompt attention.
G. Creech
anuar
WE ARE
READY
FOR TAF,.__
f ewellery Trade.
You will be surprised and delighted to see the great variety
and excellence of our stock of
ac es,swe1177,
Glassware, Silverware,
and - Chinaware.
- ax
It is impossible to dtl•better anywhere than we can do for
you, We ask yott only to visit Our etoxeand seefor yourselves,
..•Marchand, :Exeter
Jewell Optician
Undertakers
And
'Furniture Dealers
Our itHorne-making
Our Furniture Stock .is complete. ' xllcie is Bathing
betterthanfurniture for presents We invite you to see
our stook.
ROWE & KINK
The 1ieadinz Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors.
JONES &.MAY
PHONE NO. 82
Stock -Taking Sale
JANUARY
ARGAINS
1
WE are now busy with our annual stock -taking and are anxious to
make a clean sweep of all our winter goods. We have bargains
all along the line.
Ladies' and Children's Coats
A few good; ones. They must go.
010 coats for $7
12.. a6 „ 8
15 10
17 it 11
,$3 coats for 02
6
7
al .
11
11
3
4.50
5
Great Bargairis i Graniteware
commencing January 4th.
Think what it meals to the Buyer
Wash Basins,up to 35c, sale price 10c
Dippers, np to 25e, sale price -15o
Large Soap Dishes, up to 25c, sale price 15e
Hess -Founts, up<'to 35e, sale price, 25c
Large Dish Paas, up to 35e, :'sale price, 25c
Small Fry pans, 'rust spotted, while they last, 4c
el Ea+:Basting Spoons, all sizes, 10c
ta.l4iasher.
ggBEAT.,
.,_. Strainers, �'' noel>,, Etc.,,5c acid. &Oc
R, A ,
1a TB•
A.bN�....1�'enie'
.._ 1�ber the .da, : and get around earl.
satire Soaps and Toilet Soaps, 25p
�l!
0 per cent Off All Pura-
•
•
We:want to sell every fur in the store.'# 1-5,off the price of every
one: THROWS, SCARFS, COLLARS & MUFFS.
i is and Overcoats
' n
� `� uaa^� tock- Takonof g
Suits: I 4
ale
We want to ake -a big hole in our clothing stock and hdv$.'.
eral lines we arec caring right out,
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