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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1907-05-23, Page 1t w w Weggloglovilatiou We print invitations on the newest Of paper, with the newest of type, at a reasonable price. You want something nice. The ADVOCATE Office TWENTIETH YEAR. etc EXETER, ONTARIO, hot I THURSDAY, MAY 23. 1907. Real Estate Changes tide for you 00 teas•,n- ahl.• Icons. \Vt• luate nrl- equitllt•el facilities to rent, srll or buy t•i'her fat 1111 or yi1L.Ke pl opc1 1 y. Try it. SANOKIt, & CREECH. SANDERS & CREECH The g Soverei n Bank of Canadaw ,. 1 ICE is hereby given that a dividend of one and one-half (1 ) per cent, for the current quarter, be- ing at the rate of six (6) per cent. per annum on the capital stock of this bank, his been declared, and that the same will be payable at the head office and at the branches on and after the 16th day of May next. The transfer books will be closed from the 1st to the 15th May, both days inclusive. By order of the Board. D. M. STEWART, General Manager. Toronto, 30th March, 1907. JOB. SNELL, Manager at Exeter, Crediton, Zurich and Dashwood, GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors. The Old Reliable Owing to the backwardness of the Season Spring House Cleaning Operations have been rather slow. Now that the weather is becoming \\armor work will move briskly. We wish to draw your attention to the fact that We have a Large Stock of Houst Furnishing Goods on hand. English Linoleums, 4 yd. wide, in floral and oilcloth patterns Oil Cloths, 1, 1 and 2 yds. wide. at prices that will sell them Lace Curtains from 50c. to $5.75 Robbinet Ruffled Curtains, Art Muslin and White Scrim. Tapestry Curtains, new designs. Curtain Poles. oak and mahogany, with wooden or brass trimmings. Special line of all wool Carpets, Rugs and Mats. Japanese matting at 20, 25, 35c. per yard. Crockery, a very full line. See those beautiful chamber sets at 2.75, 3.75, and, 1 00 >� We handle all kinds of millinery. CARLING BROS. Professional care. Ds. O. P. ROULSTON, L. D. 8., D. D. 8. DENTIST Member of the R. C. 11 S. of Ontario and Honor Graduate of Toronto University. OFFICE: Over Dickson & Carling's Law Offi e, in De, Anderson's former Dental Parlors_ -__— DR. A. R. *INSMAN, L. D. S., D. D. 8.' Honor graduate of Toronto Cniveristy. DENTIST, Tooth .atra. e1 without any pain, or any bad dints OSc. over atetnian A Stauhury's ollice, Main street Ilttater. Medical AF. MALLOY, M. R. (Tor. Univ.)MKMRER . College of Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario. Former Neuse Surgeon Toronto western hospital. Successor to Dr. J. A. Rollins. Wadden. e: East on tint street north of office, Exeter, Ontario. Legal. DICKSON A CARLING, RAtR1SF.R4 S O I iC i• tor, Notaries, nn,r.an• era, Iolfdtors for Motsons (lank, etc. M0110 to Loan at lowest rates of interest. Offices, Main street, Exeter, L R. MUMS. 8. A., I. 11. Pistons ONET Tr) LOAN. --- We hare a large amount of pris ate funde to loan a Herm and village properties at low rates of inter OI.ADMAN d STANitI"RY, Barristers, SolIc Itors,Main at., Satter On S. Hardy, Auctioneer L For the Cunty of Huron. Allorders pro, k at Sanded to if left al the Ad, watt or his store. Village Property for Sale A first class brink house, containing rooms down stairs and 3 op -stairs, with kitchen at(arhed and cellar under all; 3.5 acres Oland, goof well, a rim her fruit tree* and frame stable. Terms to suit the purchaser. Immediate possession.l..Iy at The (Ai(VOCATF. OFFICE or ClllttyI.t'KER, Iter P.O. Farm Labourers and Domestics 1haze been appointed by the !summon on tiu,ern mens In pine immigrants iron The 1 nitM ht»g lom in positinfl aa farm Iai K•nrers or domestic servants in this xicinlly. Any person requiring such help shook, notify me to letter stating filly the kind of help rre.q,ere`1, when w anted and wage. nfreu.t, The 1 numherets , ing mar not he Tcient to supply all ,equeats, Tett every effort will be made to provide each applicant with help required DONALD McINNIS, Canadian Oo ernmeet Employment Agent, Exeter CI(AfAA Business College F 7• 1 II: GEO. SPOTTOtr, Principal Affiliated with tt into., India :,111111 In.trn tom Write for hambottle : CAL.,: gorses now located in Eteter selling hors, Ind will y of farmers' hone. are 1,--ate1 at the on Real. Write n' 1e end call when ymi e on Saturdays to NEY, 1•: \ ',TER William Brown Prof, Diploma of Royal Incorlarattd Society of Musicians, England; Organist of Trivia Memorial Church,Exeter. Piano, Organ, Harmony and Theory of Music, Terms on application. Exeter, Ont, WANTED Keeper, Matron and Assistant Matron Wanted for the House of Refuge in the County of Moron. Written applications will be received by the un - den gall up to Monday, the and day of June, for the positions of Keeper, Matron and .tssistn' t lfat- ron for the (louse of Refuge. For Keeper and Mat- ron, pian and wife ',fettered. Appli• ant. arc expect• el 10 state age, ',rex ions occupation and salary ex. prcted. Testimonial., to be enclosed with application. The committee would Iikr to meet applicants at the Council Room in Go terich, on the afternoon of w'et n(sday. June 5th. Dated May Sth, 1907. W. LANE, Clerk. Court of Revision —OF— Township of Stephen. NOTICE is hereby given that a ('out sof Revision for the Assessment Holl of the Township of Stephen, will hold its first meeting for the present � year in the TOWN HAIL, ('REDI• TON. on Mondry, May 27th, at 11) A. ill. The Exeter Council. The council stet on Friday evening in the Town Hall. All the menthe's were present. Mr. M. Jackson got permission to cut down a tree in from of his premises. Councillor A. E. Enke, who had been in London stetting an option on a street watering cart, reported that a one-horse cart with platform springs could he purchased from Mr. Geo. Heitman for $225 (with- out springs $175) on approval for two weeks, with the privilege of exchang- ing for a larger wagon if not found satisfactory, $40 being allowed for the old wagon, the corporation of Exeter to deliver the old wagon and to bring the new one to Exeter. On moion of J. J. Knight and W. Johns it was de- cided to purchase the one horse wagon with the platform springs. Tenders were then opened for the watering of Main street from the Manse to tbe South Boundary and Station street as follows: H. Humohr $15 a week; H. Parsons $18.50; W. Neil $12.50; F. Gillespie $14.50. W. Neil's tender being the lowest was ac- cepted, Exeter District W. Mr S. Convention. - The eleventh annual convention of the W. M. S. of Exeter district, held at Granton last week, was most suc- cessful. Mrs. Marsh, the president, presided. The morning session was largely taken up with business. At the afternoon session a question drawer was conducted by Mrs. \Vitae, of Lucan. Following this an interest- ing address was given by Miss Pres- ton, a returned missionary from Jap- an. She emphasized the ,glue of con- ventions in awakening and keeping alive the missionary spirit in the church. The great need at home was for people to realize the gravity of the missionary problem. She told of the of the growth of Christianity since the close of the war with Russia. The door stood open as never before, and the opportunity of the ages was now before the Christian church as far as the Orient was concerned. At the evening session addresses were given by Rev. McTavish, Rev. Sperling, Rev. Powell, Rev. Abray and Itev. Bartlett. Interspersed with these were selections by the choir and solos. Among the delegates present were the following: Exeter. -Mr's. Going, Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Snell. Mr's. Pedlar, Mrs, Blatch- ford, Mrs. Fear, Mrs. Howard. Lucan-Mrs. Wray, Mrs. White. Mrs. Hodgins, Mrs. (Rev.) Holmes, Mrs. Ashbury. Kirkton- Mrs. Carr, Edna Marshall, Mrs. Roadhouse, Miss Veale, Mrs. Kirk, Mrs. Copeland, Mrs. (Rev.) Veale Mrs. Stinson, Mrs. Perry, MIS. Doupe, Mrs. Kemp, Mrs. Hazelwood, Mrs. Irvine, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Shier. Woodham --Rev. and Dire. Bartlett, Nettie Swallow, Mrs. Routley, Mrs. Carr, Mary Jane Brethonr, Amanda Sheir, Mrs. Shen., Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Shallow, Mrs. Gunning. Parkhill: Florence Kilburn, Huth Kilburn, Mrs. f Dr.) Kilburn, Mrs. Stewart, Miss Stooks. Hensall- Mrs. (Rev.) Toll. Anderson Church -Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Switzer' Mts. \Valks, Mrs. Rib. ley, Gertrude Pytn,IMrs. Dickinson. Whalen --Miss Motley, Mrs. Morley, Miss Squires, Mrs. Slit herby, Mrs. Gunning, Lucy (cunning, Mrs. Hooper, .Ura. Citi use•. Centralia --Mrs. Andrews. Brownie Anderson, Miss Essery, Mrs. Baker. Ailsa ( tai -- Sadie Munro, Mrs. Mc - Ka y. Greenway ----Mrs. Wilson, Edna Sherritt. ('Iitndehoye-Mrs. A. E. Hodgins, Mrs. Hodgins. Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Paton. Zion -Miss Lizzie Hera. Wants a Wife. A man about flftv years of age, residtT I in a neigh- Is,rinrt %fila,,. Nixing some mean,, wishes to comm municate ..nth a lady of about the same op. with a view to rnarria• e. l'orgmunioations with stamp en- closed sent to this office will receive confidential and Prompt attention HENRY EILBER, Township ('Ierk, Is Crediton, May 7th, 118,7. Notice to Farmers The Exeter ('arming and gees,. inc Co. will be 'leased to re ei. a acreage from farmers for Tomatoes ' nil Corn. As the numis r of a res rrgnire,l is limit • e1 those desiring to, ,ntra• t wi11 do w.11 to call at once on either the ('resident. Jos. Snell; t-i,•e-pre• . l'. It. Sanders, or Sec y, .I, tt_ .lours. Tooth Brushes Yes'. Howey has an immense assail went. Tooth Brltehes for the big folk and tooth brushes for the little folk. New import order just arrived. If you want the best French tooth brushes get them at Howey's. The kind with the "stay in" bristles. Prices from 6 to 35 CENTS W. S. 8owey, Phm. B. Chemist anti Opt Irian. EX ETI:it. Phone 50, Notice To th• tih;ueholde rs of the Exeter • SxII Wig ks Co. (:entl'•rnen Please eike make that the aminal meeting of the shiiieholders of the Ex- ] titer Salt \\'orke Co. will far held in the Town i1:ill. Tuesday, ,tune 1Ith, 1007, at 2:311 o'clock p. III. T. H. Carling, Secy Notice to Bicycle Riders J. E. Toa, a Public School Inspector who inspects, and who never Zags in bis efforts to promote the educational interests of Huron County and Ontario. He is, its usual, taking an active part in the W. Huron Teachers' Convention this week. PERSONAL. Mr. J. 0. Jones was in London on business Wednesday. Mrs. Wm. Barrows and Miss Mabel were in London Monday. Mr. Geo. Crawley of 1'.ucan celled on friends in town Thursday. Mrs. Sutton, Main street, went to London to visit Wednesday. Miss Olefa Prang of Zurich is spend- ing a few days with her sisters here. Mr. Percy Westaway of Toronto is the guest of his sister, Mrs. A. J. Ford. Dr. Kinsman was in Sarnia a few days this week • visiting his brother. Mr. Robert Eacrett of Marlette. Michigan, spent Wednesday evening in town. Mr. Elmore Senior arrived home from Toronto University on \Vednes• day evening, Mrs. \Vol. Davis of Hamilton, arriv- ed last week and is visiting her mother. Mrs, P. Fisher. Mrs. Wren ap;l Mrs. Newcombe are here in attendance on their brother, Mr. David Gillis. II. Horrell left Monday for Listowell to take a position in the Electric Light Works in that town. Mrs. Geo Hedges of London is spend - Leg a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. James Dearing, Stephen. Mrs. Cooney, of lona, Ont., former- ly Mrs. John Barnes of town, is spend- ing a week with friend in town. Mr. Robt. Higgins of Strathcona, who is spending a few days in Iiensall with his wife, spent Thursday in town. Mr. Allen Myers of the M. C. R., St. Thomas, spept Saturday at the horse of Mr. and Mrs, S. Sanders, Main street. Little Miss Madeline Kuntz, who has been visiting an aunt in Buffalo, N. Y., for nearly two years, returned to her horse here Monday. 71r. A. H. D. Duncan, who has been spending holidays with his parents here, returned to Toronto Monday to resume his duties in the Sovereign Bank. Jas. it. Northcott, who has been learning the operating at t he depot here, has taken a ),spoon as switch- man at Dundas and left for that place this week. \Ir. E. H. Fish is here flout London looking after the building of his house on Main street. Mr. Fish intends moving here shortly and has rented n house on William street. Mrs. Nott of Plyrimeth, England, arrived Monday morning to visit her daughter, Mrs. ('ook, nt the Mansion House. Mrs. Cook went to London Saturday to meet her mother. Mr. Lorne Fear, civil engineer. who has been visiting his parents, Rev. and Mrs. Fear, left yesterday for Tironto, from whet a in t he course of a week or two. he intend+ going to the Southern State's. Mr. and Mrs. Gro. Mantle left \Wed- rtesdaty for Muskoka to spend some weeks. Mrs. Mantle has for the past ten months been unable to walk and a complete change of air it is expected nutty work a cure that medicine seems not to be able to eR.•ct, Mr. T. E. Handford returned from Winnipeg 00 Moana.. He reports the season very backward oat (here and that he could serape the frost off the window every morning. Stoney is sol 1 that ttie banks are accept- ing only Kilt -edge notes, etc. Messrs. Snell & Zuefle have corn- menced the building of their brick smokestack at the power house. Notice is hereby gi.en that the Council haw in•' i'nder Zurich news will be toend an atrurtel me to proceed against anv rearm or per account of the marriage of Mr. herb. the mumripality. 1 John Grigg of town. sons found riding bic• de. on any sdrwall' within ert Axt, who 1s employed with Mr. W. J. RIS8ETT, Commissioner, ---------------- New Ontario is getting big feeling. Court of Revision 1 They even delicts They „r•e'hrg (•nongh to govern thv tillelvea are,1 would se- cede from the old folk.. iiia enough, no doubt, but a 111 tic small as to popu- la'ion. The man who wrestles with the cow and learns the calves to suck, who caste the corn before 1 hr atv1no, 1s now in greatest luck; for hotter, 00 the upper grade. yeal's higher than n kite, pork is climbing up the scale and beef is out of sight: egg. he anthers every (lay from his i'oland chicken coop are Almost worth their weight in gold and We are in the tamp. His corn brings him it fancy price, its rising everyday, nod he Pak•'+ in A11 kinds of ni"n for a half loa.t of terry. The farmer is in the saddle and when he come* to town the nett of lis by tight should go way hark and tit down. Notice a is herebv given that the Court of Revision for the Assessment !toll of the Village of Exeter for 11,1r7 will held its first meeting at ther Town ilall, Et. .ter, on Tonality, the 5.'•th day of May, at 7 Ser p.m. pow,SENIOR Farts., Msy 14, 1907. Municipal Clerk, A ttne pasture fano in the Township of 11ay, near earepta; one handrerl acres, 88 ares Heeled, frame house and enol Stahl, gond water, etc.. Apply to .SANDRRS Sr Outwit. Exeter. HURON COUNTY COUNCIL The Caincil of the County .d Ihrron will meet le i 15•• Council Chamber, in the town ofeioderich, st 3 o.1 .-k p.m, on Tuesday the Ph day of June nett, An 1.: o:mts t^ come before the Council most 11e plyeeI with then-lerk before day of meeting. . hl t,d May fu, 1W:. W. lase, Clerk G rcen K'tt s' A N.tttttuw Esc_tt'E.--At Parkhil on Monday night as train No. 7 wit coating in from the east, 'rhos, Knox of Granton, who was en route to Green tvay to attend the funeral of his broth er•in-law Hobs. Ridley, jumped from i just before reaching the switch. lie was picked up unconscious and re mained in this condition for about an hour. I)r. Hutson was summoned and found that besides having Itis face cut up, one shoulder was dislocated. Af- ter his wounds had been dressed and he had been restored to consciousness, Mr. Knox was able to proceed on his journey with his friends who had conte to meet hien. \We extend our congratnbttions and i hope that the knit !ley over life's rough s sex may ho pleasant to them. They will reside on .,1r. \\•ci.lo s farm east l of here. -+1 t1 Fal'(iuilal'. j The buys rust Satin day evening and - I had their first goer • of L (se -hall for this season, We may look out fur Isome good plating 1„•tolethe,.tuuuer is over as .;ante of the 5 ,uthernere are taking part. --Fred Stewart delivered five fine fat cattle at Dublin Saturday. -Miss Ashly of Woodham spent Sun- day with Miss Maggie Riley. -A little daughter has arrived at the home of Lawrence Fulton. A glance at Law- rence's face last week told the story. It not only reflected in his face, but the rapidity with which hr walked convinced all that he head one more to provide tor. Mother and daughter are doing nicely and the sunshine brought into the home by this little new arriv- al will more than compensate the father for a little extra hustle. -Soule of our most enterprisint; sports are flourishing new buggies,au,ug whom we notice Thos. Allen, Wm. Stewart. Sr., and Wil. Ward. -Andrew Hack- ney's new house is going ahead pretty fast, the brick work being completed already. Andrew is a hustler. BIRTHS Grand Bend Percy Mullard lost it valuable mare and colt last week. -S, Green and F. Stebbens went to Port Frank for a boat, -Mr• Gravelle was in Exeter Monday, -The fishermen here are hav- ing some good catches. -Jas. Brophe}y- of Greenway spent Monday with Ed. Gill. -Loris Havelle is having the foundation dug for his new house on the lot he recently purchased. -Seed- ing is practically over in this vicinity and the majority of the farmers are putting in their roots. Fall wheat as a rule looks rather sickly owing to so much frost, and grass is rather back- ward itt corning forward and it will be late before stock will have good pas- ture. Hippen A number from here attended the funeral of the late Robet 1 Robertson on Sunday. The remains were laid away in Rogerv}lle.-Miss Maggie McClynuxnt of London, who was hortit• for several days, has returned to her duties again. -Many ft•otn here attend- ed the Sunday School Teachers Con- vention in Hensall on Monday even- ing. -\\'e regret this week to have to give an account of the severe illness of Mr, Robert Brownlee, Through the cause of sotne trouble his mind has become affected, and he is in a serious condition. A few weeks ago he had an attack of the mumps, and did not altogether recover. -Seeding is finish- ed for another season, and the fanners ate not quite so bury now.--A.McGre- gor has rented Peter Stewart's farm. --Miss McKay of Goderich is visiting at Mr. A. Sproat's.-Miss Belle Ches- ney of Hensel' spent the past week with the Misses Chesney here. --The farmers of this vicinity have formed a beef•ring for the summer months. Dashwood Mr. P. Mcisaac last week received his new casket wagon. It is of the latest design and hest manufacture. - Next Sunday will he observed asRally I)ay by the young people of the Evan- gelical church. A suitable program will be rendered,-Itev, A. D. Gischler occupied the pulpit in the Evangelical church on Sunday in the absence of the pastor, who conducted the sacra- mental service in Zurich. --John Kraft is off work through illness. \Ve hope to soon see him around again. -Mrs. Gossman has gone to Exeter where she will remain a few days with her daughter Mrs. John Collingwood,- The smallpox scare is now over and we are pleased to state that there are nu more cases in this village and only two houses yet in quarantine. They were almost ready to be disinfected at last reports from the M.11.0., which was a week ago, so perhaps the quer- tine has been lifted. --Mrs. Kuntz and Mrs. Haug are confined to their homes through Illness. That they may soon recover is the wish of their mane friends. --A very pretty wedding took place at 'Zurich on Wednesday of hast week, the contracting parties being Jacob \Veido of Stephen, near here, and Miss Annie Rummel of Zurich. DEARING---In Stephen, nit May 20th, to Mr. and Mrs. Jiuues Dearing a daughter. COLLiNowOOD -In Exeter on May 21, to Mr, and Mr. and Mrs. John Col- lingwood it daughter. Et.t.woeTliv-Ir Usbornt', Con. 2, on 15, to Mr.and Mrs. Harry Ellworthy, a daughter. ItomNS-In Stephen, Con. 1. on May 10, to Mr. and Mrs, \Vw. Robins, a son. KELLY -In Hensall on May 8, to Mr. and Mrs. T, B. Kelly a son. MARR ES, \VEiDO-Rl'3IMEL-In Zurich, an May 15, by Rev, Gischler, Jacob \Veido, of near Dtishwood, to Miss Annie Rummel of Zurich. — - DEATHS IVt'Ra -I 1.1 Zurich, on May 10. Henry Wurtn, aged 07 years, 5 months and 21) days. MARSIIALl.- IIs Seaforth, on May 20, Jos. Marshall, in his 60th year. 5111i'LEy -In Bhtnshard on May 17th, Mrs. James Shipley, aged 87 years. HIcxu-Ln Ushorne,on May 17,Itollert Hicks aged 62 yeat's,8 months, 1 day. NOTICE. \Ve have just received a full line of The Genuine English Rheumatic Rings which are t► scientille medium for the elimination of uric acid (ruin the blood. These rings have it win Id -wide reputa- tion for the cure of rheumatism. Hun- dreds of thousands sidleiing from this terrible complaint have been entirely cured. In ninety-nine Cases (1111 of one hundred where a perfect cure has not been effected the trunble has been grently relieved. Try one FOR SALE AT Howo's flg Store NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE ason Portland CeMenI A fresh car just received. $2.15 a barrel. Order early Fencing Material Ideal Fencing, all No. 9 Hard Wire, 31c. to 37c. per rod. Coiled Spring Barb and Plain Galv. wire. Staples, Hooks, Fence Stretchers and Pliers. Get our Prices. TINSMITHING AND PLUMBING Furnace and Bath work a speciality Estimates Cheerfully Given We dont keep PAINT, we sell it. Martin Seniors, Elephant and Hollywood ready mixed Paints, put up in 15e.,2")e., 4e, 50e. tins. Brushes 5, 10, 15, 20 ('ts. HEAIS IIARDWARE & STOVE STORE.