HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1912-10-17, Page 1�€ p have ynxa,de }a. epeeWty of the aucr
on sale b_- l buslnesa for several yeartt
an have received n.,1!lberal patronage
to s•tipay us for 'our efforts`.This year
we are prepar , better t eat ever: to sate
lsf . the :heeds of tii'ose ntendis: , to
auction sale. Da not give your
o ba pm;ntiod ti,11 you, have called
11.10:11 sind phone orders given
on1I t attetitIon.
ell, and
cr;ha ;t
ay You
'ave a. I cna of praper,r ttt
You ieave the; ability:
t a i alt#, t t t‘reo Salo >`afrpia
would usn 1f a wanpalled;.;
up on your leaphOttw, arta asked fa.
you to tell icg a ibis ;tr then your
eiass.ifted advertiser ent, published vrl
a little persistence, will: sell yrt
peat to , the buyer iso needy x?
dCt
gt'�+
pelt.
TZ -SIS YEAR
ExETER, ONTAATO. THURSDAY, OCTO]3E
7a 'i92.
SANDERS
"PRE
CARLING'S
PHONE 18
SOLD
Having sold our store which
has to be vacated by Jan. 1st.
eare offering i
u for sale our
15,00
STOCK
EXETER. SCHOOL BOARD
'Minot rd �tlect,:da held iii tire
1'QWta HAM" Monday, October 1t? alp
sent I A,-rtistro'ng4 Ti,.e following `.s the
o=des or business duly' subuiltted and
aPPrgved 'Per C.hda.1T'='s:�tzutes+ of pre-
vious meeting; Reports of CoAr3E13ittees*
Wood, fifty cards teo4rred tit`rouyh air'
Frayne of same a's x9ii c+,st; Supplies
Gotta --full 3Is. cecelvet except books
Teachers' Supply Cour—Miss Ctuaekea-.
bus4 resigned Prxnelpai atter; artce
!II S, Departjia.n't 8S, work prog`,-essigg
yell,
Miss Caripbeil'tt: lane department
n geed s':ape. 1I Rep•"n s 1.0 over
11 tfia rrork, and to be issued ior'the
re every two ga"acn??zs, P. S. D pais
reports, as In t - Past. chetW'-cal
rIn}?ere' to i
d i * •:1.a Sc;aoal ¢� s 11ov� 1, tt e Av id
Da;, c ar:vote:d .stir t:ie preee•it terga;, Per
I1, Cr�:ei ,. unit A, E. Ft:he- Tk:iaa, tiffs
nc.pxl's report ba, accepted. 1'e', 3..
Fuhe and it,, N, Oz^eeei -'phut a colt
e o ` loads, of etres,aloV be • secured fcr
e flower beds --t efe; red tel Fab r.,l
ozaaxn_tt e, Per l3. N: Crbeeh,,r ani
Wood --Thu the report of the,insa'ur`a.n
committee be. .referred back to; futt7aer.
consider at an, Per P .l1. and a;ld 10,f wt.
Gladmannt,T. {it Nfls4 Irea.ae Q11agit'!;-
1, be aIle°#reel l'eaigaia#f+slt as desired
d that the teervices o€ irks Erie
uackenbus > b: retained a,„ the same
tlaTy' as ordered; forel-ntt departnrht.
:' 1912-13, and trot tree salary paid.
Mise ' Cruickshank be at tin rate or
� par ttzl<~xwn, mid tie 'balance due
Campbell mpb ;ll patA on t e same basis,
Per F W Cladenan till €t,` N`, Cseeeh -t
hat E. Wood and the chairman b; 4'
:aisn.ittee to war* i* Bev. 1 : 5'. Co1Gi:ss
rid Kira W. J. "liailtileatY la rrtergt to
centtnuttio;i of^ ph3elcal 3.111. Fer
A't . Glax3tia#;a ^Report; of dele etti`aa 4e
Trustees- Convenitott tai! Gt enie:t, Sept.
2 'I.—Attendance and arganiazt:en ap^
paved
with *het fol owtii,; Outlines. On
im`1tlal local convention? to b;1. called, by
is IrtolaNc»a^ for each t'owaalatp, dolma'
#ppai Cited b;,v l aeal.L =mil-
e
ens to t'itl C'oifn•ty itY•:at",fg, the date-
mita as that of the Teacluire"'
»+alt, ,rzellm1na�ry oamnt tte aph
faitezl with F. W. Gladrn .r as cbnven
or, Pet F. Wood and R. Pr. Creech—,
That,„Mr, Gladnaran'a`r report bra, received
artd cap; :t,ses fl a dent; paid. Per, A. ,
Fu1ke end F. "Wood—That the following
accounts bar paid, --W. J. Heilman, duet -
no, etc., 9,50; Expositor, advertising,
5.00; Toronto Eupplyt Co.., ;1845; Gar-
net Heywood, labor, 0,10 ; W, S. Cole
2,80. Per R. IV'. Creech, 'and F. W.
^u Officer be re•
— 1 ter Truant t
Glad tan Tia tl tt ><
r; t
cluester ,.to fu;lnirsh, the principal r tla
a to list of natravi d all u13 1d «of
scteet age wlthtn, the munie.pw'l ty, that
the principal checic� the Samna and turn-
1st: a gat of al absentee's with reasons
® e o'r the use of the.
t
for non at ndttat el f1.
board at the next rcg';uIar sheeting.
Per R. N". Cree ti—',1i,joulnanebt.
1. Grigg, Sec.
let
of General Merchandise
handise
which consists
Dry Goods, :Ladies
and Gents Furn
ishings, Carpets,
Rugs, Wall Paper,
China, Glassware,
Boots and shoes,
Hardware & Groc-
eries.
.
We . can save you . nnoney.
Corrie in and: be convinced.
All ` goods ._.sold will be strictly
cash and rio goods will be sold
on approval.
This is the golden oppor-
tunity to do your fall and wint-
er shopping. Come early rid
get the first choice.
Sale cormilencirig on
ROOSEVELT SHOT
Milwaukee, Vis. Oct. 14—Colonel Theo
dare Roosevmlrt wlajs shot and slightly.
wounded to -night a.d he was leaving the
d l I c- Iletel u obile for
i ctrl Iti t l ilex n a ton ii
p 1.0 i}
the Auditorium. td make a speech. The
wound was superficial,and the ,Colonel
went on to ,'oche ha .] arldl;begran his' speech
after ho had seen the assailant arrested
and taken to the police retatlon:
The man was .seized and heldt until
policeman came up., A mob surged a
round .the prisoner, who apparently is
mentally upset an: the subject of Roose..
veit'a running Tor another term as
President.
The man, who is small of :stature, ad
matted .firing the +short, and said -•that
'any man looking' for a 'third term,
ought to be shot."
Colonel Roosevelt's life was probab-
ly ;saved by a. manuscript Of the,
speech which he delivered to -night The
bullet struck the manuscript which re-
tarded its force as it passed through
into the flesh.
The Countryside
C itS13E OYE
Tne Atkinson en:t against the Grand
'gunk rt ,14,W y for dani.ages for the.
death of Jaemee Atkinson, husband e!
the plaintiff,whet Was killed ,by a
train ,,near Clandeboye last winter, was
won by the mailtway ;;a the trial ac
London last ",#eel€, Tilo day or the aces-
dent Wale °,,R, ct?Id p4r1 stormy one, and
r e had been e1. -tat, by the foreman at the
e:lcxt rig tea de' work along the ii,no
The plait -Witt slain,:, that the compamy
was negligent 'in seaiditigi t:te man alae .
in th.O. r .att'ltg wee—that" co.,dtt: ns, and
that t-lta ertigi?Ld11' et the tratu did net;
give entftioteet t� .uV.' to :zs Fps°�kr-
nx^si alongthe track, The railway":aoL,
` calielnit1 that t i$; was :'nit oe
t:t ttai _the Man wae~q warned to ket
1. t5.o ale='t to' trains; and that he
knew
that trains would come upon Wm,
havisa been two yea,'ra :t the erep;oy of ii
tf;4 et. Several witnesses. were exam-
isied itteludin�; JaMest. Isiels* : ecet!..Prg.
nigra, Hareld Bice, a student telegraph.,
or, Ther alias Henneaey, hotelkeeper, 'arid
Eli and Atreti:z Biee, The jury brought
in a1. clear vere!et for the a'aitway,
LUMLI7Y.
Keri bad a very succeS--
.�,# 'barn, on. Tuepday�a,e't
10418 en.
nater 11,:O, ale
the 'Welsh -
et
et last Ns
stn of a411d
n tt4a`tt �':4t"a
Local Items
• Cltariept Iii 13 tx of Toledo Dili,
fornerly of St Thomas' has been made
ste=ekeep r at the divisional head -
qua -tern Of the Wabash, at Fort ,Wayt;,e
Ind. 't1'. -Dale aaZ as5Urned iiia re,��
duties, and 3I a, Da1.e, who was or
ete ly Miss Amelia Oke, will
The W. 3f. 'S, fir: Ia ra s.:e:' letup-
dist c ,.ureti was et atetained at:the Pa:
sonag( far t air Qot'ober meEz. ng, and:
e:ajsyed 'a speial ttime. •leave? z, Pro,
gram ito ProsIdett expressed Me re-,
,,,.et, et. the ,,stacietty na, "he c1e1a=tzattel
o1. M. itlay, who :e: ves fez
r -
new be _+
E S At E1. AT N
hppepea a:ea.
i1.>u i - nt ocF Tues; last !that' zattg;z
fatal repeltrr,
I 3 els s °sir. Ja^atxt E:t, Iia`
out tl',re woods eboot.sa:g
artd woo d rig a p ace; of game we,+lt tq
lxlll «
optright #aril the butt o't
result thet the ,sPrtaa.4..,
tot let was discharged, the wlarils lel'
his r tt Ic, a oder th0 elOt
ra..�fuldc Be managed to get to 'hie
g is b n a
when 11r, Calttapben. was. pail,
ed and e^ 'acted as,. Much of the _shpt
s 'posible,and the 'pattePt 1d » W +1.l$ ,
wen as eo'ld 1.M a;x.'cted, tag In 1x1;
l3 ns ou J« danger.
nett ho ftt+ '^^•^ .+ Z
wlrt3 spun. Sunday w "i
broi rt kA a 1%:t7Af* XItc1
Glom 8 1'$ ie (lianas e1M' i
e`er fe 3fr. Bob<t. Saddler o. Statta f
a good figure, --Mrs, 'Rap.
Gfi sadrtt
Seafc.rti; spent Clot w;te~c and' wftil her
brother: Fr.t n kiln.
NS LUftNE+I71,
Fire, the +tea havorI, heated s'reazi:
spark front a threshing engine* ail4
f,eli destroyed Met large: barns aa`1
Wilson O'i3 t of cont 18, Muir.
of BazkizldA ea U.e'rul ry. The ;lata
e►u. about 180 Ira tt:o afterm +tt
ed 11eured great headway befogg".
ed by the thrieellers, Nhv
ea Ott tate. prem,ist . The
Sizlt burned so rapidly Haat it was w!gla
at rho thresbere sot .their
ho: sea out of the stable. air. ti"Neil Act
alt hi oi Baan 'threshed and loses 41008:
with they barn about 2OQ0 bushels: at
grain, alt biro her and cut straw, a
implements, besides two hose ¢t,attt
nwnzter of. bons and turkeys.. The los
le about $1,000, partly covered by :n
au';anee.
.GRAND SEN
ITx:a Branner twilit to one Sat trio Lon-
don Hospital Tuesday, return4ng Satur,
day 'niuoh unproved troln hie rheunln-
tletn, air, and 1lra/ W. Ni, ,Clark, who
have. been Iiero for the summer, return
ed to Hamilton 1a st week. --Dr. L. Fel-
lick and :tia'tdr, fra.: Baker came, h+cre
c
Mr. �e
here :Sunday In r. 3^ 1 ,$ auto.
tix y Irak
They were accompanied back by .fret
Ji. Grit ves o ;in 1141ds+'t^Itza+tn!pg for a.
week in Exeter—:\11., t rid ,Ire. Steward -
son of Greenway opted Geo, Oliver Sun
day, —Tfie renova:tinr work of the 3leth
odic' cliwrcli finished and '3 was re-.
t � n Rl
opened Sunda', services ruing conducted
by Rev. Steatlrrian of ESlimVi:llce Both
services were well attended. --Mrs. Gray-,
elle, who has;.bdan the 'last two weeks
viefi ng 'i1hedha d, has returned::
GREEN,WAT
a
E acquaint -1
.Ir. Ed Ds+ renewing ac .nt-+
ii�nlira(Ptt ran g q
an sea hon.—Miss Stevens s2s returned
ed
f+roni attending Me Teachers' Convontilen
in. London, acid vilsiting ,her home to
Arva.—Willin, Drivel' lab our burg lion -
day after epe<ndionfe the summer with
1iir. C. Woodburn: A,: m,umber from here
attended the anniversary services in
Grand: Bend Ohs/reit Sunday,—The apeciai
aervicee that have ben int progress in
the Methodist: 'church: for the past week
are growing 1.,n i,nteeest; On Sunday
afternoon diets Morton preached to a
very large congregalIon4 The service
watt of unusual power and blessing., At
the evening' service lsonto 13 young pee-
p •lc' #manifested hit • desire to become
hrristielrus. The services .wili be con-
tinued each, even,tiggt. of this week and
nest, and o'rt Sunday next :Miss Orton
will preach. In every isernion she pre-
sents the truth ih+ b very Inspiring and
.soul stirring rnanner„ ,Special Friday
evening her subject w ti be, - Where 'is
the 13{nib,". ,Special mastic by choir.
THE BORDEN CABINET"
We have ,jusit concluded , an arra;ng;e-
ment with The Toronto, Daity'News un-
der which we are able to otter our
subscriber: a . re+ar''s . salrrsariptron to the
Exeter Advocate and The Toronto Daily
News' tot ,$2:80; •
To all subscribers who take advan-
age of: this offer, we will mail a
ture or the "Eabiu t Minirsier,s at _O1 -
t .wa. As. •th etacets' of `some of them
may not he ]mown ,to, our readers, this
picture' will , big iniltenstilng.
ust As Painty .
. 1g. j
s os_ ible
We not only .suit 'tile glass
to the eye, we also shit the
ounting of . the Ierises to,
ur .lace and are particular
e everythln s tfa sty.
STALLION INSPECTION
-UNDER ONTARIO STALLION ACT
ROUTE FOR ,STALLION INSPECTORS
FOR DIST.R.1CT NO. 3.
Place Tbns In+ep+;at:au
Co+intnences
Date
Exeter 8,30, n quest,: ,Oct 29th.
Da,shwoo 9 2.;'30 pan. .: Tues:` -Oct. 29th
Zurich, 9 ,30' a to . Wed. Oct. 3,012
Elenearll... 1,30 p.m..,Wed. ;Oct y30C2
Scafertl 8 30 a n e Zhu# k�C r
til nyiry 3 O nprdj. `Thute Oct 31
le s,3:o" .kxtst�ii.- Friday ,No
iECIT'ROOIT1 CAA.NDIDATTE LOST
Fall
Winter
Clothing
n Suits, Overcoats.
and
�'is Furnishings;
15TINN1PEG—Oct. 38 -By a decisive.
rnafaritSr of 847 tlio doctors, of MacDon-
ald yesterday ,returned. the Government
onndidato, Alexander .,torrnson, ova B.
L. Richardson, wlio ran , aa I,ndept:n
dent; Liberal, arida p`41.110 Grain Groove,
ticket, which put reciprocity and an.
increased Britieht preference to the' front.
The entire vote t°;ttrt' is heavy runs ever
0,000 as against 5,571 cast Pat the
last general election, When 'W. D.
Staples, Consjrva.tivc, had a majority
of 1011 the vstCaatey being cams
-
ed by .hie a+ppeinttnetat to %the Do-
minion
] o-
Yi nion T de miezireslbn.
n n xa Co
Conservative supporters acclaim: t&;e
victory as th'e last nail in the coffin
of reciprocal:I,.
BROKE LB.OT,E3 411.,41x.;•
AND
PL.ETET STOCK OF x11 N
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING IN.
SUITS OVERCOATS, SWEATER CQAT�"
AND MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
Overcoats
MEl
COME NBT.. C1�5 BROWNS, , r'AWNS'
AND GREYS; maul ANI5 DIAGON4It
THIS NIFTIEST COATS WE ':TI..4VEL
SEEN; ANp MADE UP IN THE: EST STYLES.
STYLES.
Mr, 'Alfred Dow, wtol'resides neat Bus
seidale, ntdt witrti an unfortunate acs t
dent en Thursday' 3aast by falling from
an #apple tree and breaks{ny;' botch, arms,
loa.ving hbn h n. very helplegss condit-
ion.
ohdition. The injured', members' were_ dress.,
ed asic: the 'flans* is doing as w1~ii
ass could be expected, butt it.w31.1 be some
time- before he will. have use of the in-,
Jared arms-.
Suits
OF ALL CLO1.1tS AND STYLETS MADE
UP IN THE BEs OE GOODS ^SUIT -t
;ABLE FOR TEE COOL AND COLA
WEATHER.
BIRTHS
Miller -In Edmonton, ins 8th, to' Mr„ and
Mrs. ;viurraty.,niiller, nee Beatrice
Robinson, a son.
Ma•riine—Itl 'Stephen, on Oct. 9, to Mr.
MIs. Peter Martine, a son.
Keralake—In. Ushoitae, on Oct. ?, to Mr,
and Mrs. "Walker Kerslake, a son:
McClinchey-Town Lilting, Hay, the Strd
inst., Fro ;yi+r„and llris: Win.. bicClitnchey+
a ,son.
Sophia—Saubie Line, HaY Township, , en
,the 5th inst., to M^, and ylrs, James
Sophe, a +sion.
`Fostter--Babylon Line, %TayTpwailship en
the 7th in,at° 'too Mr. and Mils. Alex
Foister, a 'son.
Seeley—In Clinton,- on Oct. 5th, t:o
and MOS. John peeley of Varna, a
daughter.
Treble—At JCeloe, loran., on Sept. 29tH, 10
V1r. and IVIrst Frank Treble, a da,ugh-!
ter:..' nee. Mists 'Bell Chtesiirey
MARRIAGES
G aharn-Waitells-?fit the Trivitt Men":
aria' church, Exeter, on October 10,.
A. R Graham of Edem, Bask,, form-
OS,
ormo • Exciter, ,to Miss Nettie, da.,u ,l`
ter o1 „'vii. and Rlret `James , Witlte a
Kerslake—,Taylor--At the residence . of
' the b tde s parents, o:1. Oct, 18, "Mr,
Chas H. ,i oielaite, to, Miss nary" E.;
daugnta et lir. and Mrs. Wm. Taylor;
all of. Ex'etc .
?Sorkin+--Brlec i I(3 London, on,' Oct. ' 9th
Win, MO'rkisn t} Btddu1Ph, do Miss. Kato
Bre n at _ aiptnvv1 ^1, `
Era
her
1
c
sr,-3aeksb ,A� x,11 C on
by Rev S ,1>am, assi+s;ted by Rev.
J,.
E. Ford',,. T. East, P to
Mss E^ff a a tr, deuv3ihtar of the "tali,
....
Sweater., Coats
ARE JUST THE/THING FOR Ti-IEi'
NETT FEW TS( NTIIS. TEE NEATEST
AND' BEST OF MAKES, \CA`TCHY,'
COLORS, . AND GOODS. PRICES RIGHT
-
Men's Furnishing&�
THE STOCK IS CO dPLETE IN HATS
CAPS, COLLARS, TIES, SEIRTkS, Soy,
UMBRELLAS AND UNDERCLO"THIN1,.-a.
—WE WANT YOU TO SEE-T•EIEM. NC'
TROGI3LE TO. SIIO'GV .YOU.
ade-to-Nieasu.
Clothing
EVERY13ODY KNOWS T, TE °'TAIiAN'
GARMENT IS 12 CHT„ WE i'RIDE
OURSELVES ON OUR ORDERED'
GOODS, AND OUR CUSTOMERS HATE,
TrIE SATISFIED .FEELING TECAT 3L-
Gt AYc, BEINGS THEM BACK AGAIN,,
AND WE WANT YOU ALL 1:0 BE, GUfit
TOMERS.:TRY' TTS vlt s «p° kis1, +' +� r w
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