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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Advocate, 1907-09-26, Page 8• • • NEW Fall Suitings and Fashion Plate JUST ARRIVED Call and make a selec- tion before the rush. W. W. TAMAN Merchant Tailor, Exeter, Ontario Business Locals -- Read Them Marriage Licenses issued at the Ad- vocate office. Mrs. F. \V. Collins wishes to an- nounce to the public, that she will sell by auction her household effects, on Saturday. Oct. 5th, at 1 o'clock. Get your Marriage Licenses at the Advocate office. Farrow cow for sale; apply to Thos. Snell, Huron street. Dr. Butler will be at the Central Hotel, Exeter, Friday, September 27. Taitllr(we Optical Co., 237Dutrdas St., London. or local dealers will promptly attend to prescriptions fer ¢lasses, Property For Sale. We have at present a handsome piece of property consisting of fine two storey residence and two lots, with goo,l stable; all in first-class condition; conveniently situated; all modern im- provement. Price is a snap. Call or write The Advocate Office. Blacksmith Appreatico Wasted. A strong boy wanted to learn black- stnithing. Apply to Wm. Ogden. \Vhalen. Ply mouth Rocks for Sale. A mon her of barred Plymouth Rock Cockerels for sale. Speak quick. T. B. Carling. Women and Girls Wanted. - Twenty women and girls wanted at once at the Canning factory. Good p•ty rind pleasant work. Apply at fac- tot y. Lost. 13. -';vena Exeter and Elimville on Sept 12(1), a short gray overcoat. Finder kindly return to this office or to'rhorntuu Smote, Et iiville. Herbert Raspberry. Something new in a Raspberry. "Che bet Iced Raspberry tested here", write,~ Prof. Maconn, Ottawa. "The h••avie.t yielder among all Red It tsp. berries", writes Prof. 11utt, Guelph. \Ve have the only large supply in Can- ada to otter. Six plants $21/0, Express paid. 1.'cal Agent -S. Powell. Exeter, Ont. Brown Bros.. Browns Nurse, ies, Ont. Marsest'H••me Festival. The Ladies Aid of the James street Meth..dlst church will hold a Harvest Holme Festival in the church un Sun day awl Monday, Sept. 20th and :3(ith. Rev. James Livingstone of Landon will preach Monday morning and even- ing .rod with resident ntinisiters will address the Monday evening meeting. Mr.. it. Snaith Baker ••f Ailsa Craig will assist the choir at both services Samday and also Monday eve•ntng. 0: het Ioral talent will assist \londay evening, when the admission is 25c. anti Ie. Ttie (:•,nunercial Hotel, itensel!, was yesterday ofTered for sale by the propel/am, T. 'letterman. Ktrkton Fell Fair. Oct. 3. 4, 10)7, will be the hest yet. Liberal prizes and big, 11tractions, 22:01 trot or pace, poise $:dl, pony race. trot, put -se $5; Misled by \I•Jsons Bank, St. Marys; Huodle jno.ping for green horses. pi ii•• $I2. 1—.1 single turnout open to wrv110r Wile 'IF WeIFWIS. s LOCAL DOINGS. i tencikslao ten. 'thanksgiving Day has been fixed for Thursday, Oct. 31st. Mr. R. N. Rowe is having Lis—house improved by the erection of a fine large verandah. Mr. Chas. Dyer has been transferred to the Amherst burg branch of the Mol - sons Bank from Clinton. Rev. Mi. Wt•11 of Granton and Kev. Fear of the Main street church ex- change pulpits next Sunday. GIANT 'I'It!PLETS "Currency" "Bobs" and "Stag" Chewing Tobac- coes, in big plugs. Quality always the same. A large milk snake measuring about five feet in length was killed by Mr. Thos. Collingwood on Andrew street Friday last. The work on the evaporator is pro- gressing rapidly and is expected to bo in readiness for handling the crop in a week or two. The new game law states that squir- rels, black and gray, may be killed for one month only. Nov. 1 to Dec. 1, both days inclusive. Invitations are out for the marriage of,Miss Charlotte Stewart of Usborne, and Mr. Arthur U. Campbell to take place on Wednesday next, Oct. 2nd. has hts and rth of ion osi- the our Its" ng Mr. Janes Dearing of Stephen a pair of one -year-old heavy draug that won first and third at Exeter Zurich and first and second at Sento Fairs. Mr. McE:achen with the staff workmen who are building the stat house, have the'frame work in p tion and are rapidly enclosing building. For Quality and Quantity ask y dealer for the new big plugs of "Bo "Stag" and "Currency" Chewi Tobaccoes. Rev. A. H. Going visited his parents in Windsor on Friday and Saturday last. Mr. Going will take Rev. James Livingstone's work in London on Sun- day next. Rev. D. %V. Collins will preach to his masonic brethren at New Ham- burg on Sunday next, while the Rev. P. Owen. of that town will fill the vacancy here. A 10 mill tax rate has been struck by the council, being 8S for general municipal expenses, 4 to cover deben- tures, a for school purposes and 1 j for county rate. Harvest Thanksgiving Services will be held at St. Paul's Church, Ilansall, Sunday, September 0th. The Rev. W, H. Hartley, Rector of Blab, will preach at 11 a. m, and 7 p. ru. A heavy pack of tomatoes and plums is being put through at the Canning factory. The yield of tomatoes is re- markably heavy, and they are of ex- cellent quality. A small piece of a broken pane of glass in S. Martin & Son's store win- dow was removed Monday evening and four mouth organs were stolen. Somebody likes music well enough to steal it. We are pleased to nate that Mr. David Wynn, who sustained severe injuries in a fall a few weeks ago,is re- covering nicely and it is expected will be able to get out around soon by the aid of crutches. Invitations are out to the marriage of Mr. Perry Bruce I)ignati of Toronto, son of Mr. James Dignan of town, to Miss Lillie, daughter of Mrs. Richard Raycroft, Hamilton, Ontario, for Thursday, October 23rd. A ten -foot scaffold at the evapora- tor fell on Monday afternoon allowing three teen to drop to the ground, Jas. Beer, Ed. Coombs and Elder Elliott. The last named was the (v1y- one in- jured, he receiving a bruised leg. We understand that Mr. Davis Gar- diner and other gentlemen have leased one of the factories at St. Joseph and intend concerting it int() a canning factory. with the intention of hand- ling apples this fall, and other goods next season. The marriage took place in Blyth at the Presbyterian Manse on Tuesday, Sept. 24, of a popular young man of Thames Road, t'shorne, Andrew Hack- ney. to Miss Susan, daughter of the late William Kernick of Blyth. The young couple will reside in Usborne. At Pincher Creek, Alberta, where Mr. harry Buckingham and flintily reside. the ground on Thursday last was covered with two feet of snow, it having snowed from T.e•eday night to Thursday night. Grain will have to he cut one way only, and much of it is bully damaged. farm -1a .1111.. i,t iz.• $.i, offered hy Hov- ert••g., R. ,k. Exeter; Billson aseen- g e6(.1 1,1.1 1,1� . •hate jump by ('.rpt. T. (' III.i,ti to ..f Chiengo. For further e A lith 11111!i ,,, .trite Annus 1►onpe, Secretary. fi F f+++++++++++++++++++++++•IK 1 Mr. A. E. Fake, who recently—sold is fine residence on (iidley street to it...Hooper of 1'shor•ne, is Melly en - aged renovetitgR his house (n 'William treet. He has had the roof raised and nother storey added. besides making then alterations. The house when nished will be greatly improved. Mr. 'oke will move therein about October 5th. • T IIT WILL of Mis lot win RA by C011 the pie he marriage took place in Emo. w Ontario, on 'Tuesday, Sept. 111th, ,ne of Exeter's former young ladies, s Mary Sanders, daughter of the e Wm. Sanders, to Mr. Hubert Dar- Mc(iauley of Emo. Thr ceremony s performed nt St. George Church itev. W. ('rarev. The mina pie will reside at ken). and have hest wishes of their friends for A avant married life. NOT BE LONO till yo•r turn your thoughts t.. a N- t Fall Outfit. This sea•un we will be more than ever in alive nce with new styles and fatties Nen Irl e w New flew Suitt) for Fall Torcoatn for Fall Sttltlnas for Fall Raincoat( for Fall The nes• fall lines are corn. ing iu .1 lily now. \V.. are (-mind, 1 t (f twilit nhle t( please yor) in 1 he least ptr- ticular. Mrs. Jas. Sanders (nee Miss Woods) who has been quite i11 for several months and who has been confined to St. Joseph's Hospital for the past two weeks, underwent a critical operation for the removal of an internal tumor last week, and while the operation was successful her condition is not very pronlisin . Her many friends here will hope for the best and that she may he restored to health again. On Friday et 4 p. m. a meeting of the girls of the High school Depart- ment and the two high rooms of the Public School was held for the purpose of organizing a Racket Hall Cliib. it decided to name the club "Th. ter School Girls Athletic Club." following officers were elected: Mr. Fleming; Treasurer, MiFa e Handford; Sect etsry, Miss John• ; Field Captain, Miss (,tire�iory: Custodian of the hall, Hiss Anna L1(w. wag Exe Call and Get our Prices The • rep ( -I1 Iron Ston chat Merchant Tailor • ExeterP.+444+444+44444-144+444wtl ♦4,t are As W. JOHNS John Collingwood has moved with his family into Mrs.* John Sanders' residence vacated by It. '1'reAh•, w•h has moved into the house vacated 1. A. Walters. Angus ford, the young roan wh stole the steers from George O'Lear and was cai,tuted and sent to (lode icb last week, for trial, got off wit twenty- months at Central Prism Tbis is considered a light sentence. Goderich Industrial Exhibition i making a special effort to have thei Fair an event of the year of the •ops ing of the Guelph and Goderich 13rauch of the C,yP,R, Their exhibition on Sept. '25, 26 and 27 is being tuade up-to- date for a full three days' show as alt agricultural exhibition with attrac- tions. They are having Winchertnan's (amour Aet•ob.ttic Bears and Monkeys; the Seigimoto Japanese Acrobats; a large Ferris wheel; Happy Emma, the Fat Girl; the Ossified Man; O. 11. John's Glass blowers; Moving Pictures; Merry-go-round for the children; Band Concerts daily by the 33rd Regiment Band in full nnifortn; and a full two days' program of races on Sept. 20 and 27. Single fare tickets are issued on both lines of railway and special trains tetut•n after ttie exhibition'on the ev- ening of Sept. 20 to Blyth and Sea - forth. Hicks' Forecasts for September. A Regular Storm Period covers the closing week of September. It is cen- tral on the 27th and its culminating days fall on F,•iday the 27th to Sun- day the `29th. This period will bring its change to warmer, falling baro-, meter and return of marked storm conditions. The chances are that September will be disturbed, if not phenomenally stortny and out of joint, to the last. Such may not be the case —we do not affirm positively that it will. But we do say that the astrono- mic outlook for this month strongly points to such results. We do not mean that great calamities are inevit- able, or that the foundations of nature will be out of order; but unless there is a compensating resultant of warring forces that we can not now see, the meteorological record for September, taking the whole world over, will ap- proach the phenomenal, Death of Mrs- Jolla Pesthole. The death occurred on Thursd*y-, Sept. 10th, in London, of Mabel Box, wife of Mr. John Penhale of the Lake Road, flay, and daughter of Mr. Jas, Box of Stephen Township, at the age of 57 years, 2 months and 13 days, Deceased had been ill for about a year with the result that six months ago she became affected mentally and was taken to the asylum that she might have the best of treatment. All efforts toward recovery proved of no avail and she gradually sank until relieved hy death. Besides the husband she leaves a family of two daughters and one son, Mrs. Arthur Ford, Miss Jen- nie and Edward. Her father, Mr. Jas. Box, now in his 06th year, and four brothers survive. They are, William of Senforth, Albert of Toledo, Ohio, Charles of Stephen, and Wilbur of Ottawa. The funeral took place from the family residence to the Exeter cemetery on Saturday, the remains having been brought here on Friday evening from London. EXETER IXRKETS. ('HANGED EACH WEDNESDAY IV heat t, Barley..- ;li ✓ Oats 41 1•. Pt•ae 70 ly Potatoes,per bag 75 Hay, per ton Flour, per cwt., family s Flour, low grade per cwt 1 40 ✓ Butter n- Eggs Livehogs, per cwt Shorts per ton Bran per ton 22 00 Wt unwashed 12-13, washed 20-23 Itighestiprice paid -for also 1 ERSONAL. Mr. 1. R. Carling is at Cobalt cn bnsinvss. Mr. Wilber Martin was in London Tbursday. Mr. W. W. Taman was in Blyth over Seedily. 3tiss Ida Ilam of London is visiting relatives here. Miss Violet Willis has returned to Malleus, Mich. Miss Ethel Armstrong was in Goder- ich (we, Sunday. Nies. Piper, who has been in London returned last Week. Miss Clara Cudnrore spent Friday in Senforth with relatives. Miss Norma Rohrer has returned from a visit in 'Toronto. Mrs. C. 13. Snell is visiting with friends in Detroit this week. Mr. '1', 1). Prior and Miss ('ora visit- ed over Sunday at. Clinton. Mr. Cecil Hersey of London was re- newing acquaintances ill town Friday. Mrs. Albert Ford, Sr.. left Saturday on n week's visit with friends in De- troit. Miss Ade Rinser has returned to London after I visit with Mrs Mar- shall. Miss Westland, who visited here for some weeks, returned to Wyoming last week. Mrs. Rooke, Frank Rooke, Mrs, Arthur Francis and son are visiting in Detroit. Mrs. John .McInnis has returned from New Brunswick where she visit - for Rome months. Mr. and Mts. ('has, i.indenfeld visit- ed et the home of .Mr. \Viii, Tait, Park- hill, over Snnd,y, Mrs. Wm. Welsh left last week to spend some time with her daughter Mrs. (Dr.) MrIowell, Mrs. John Bence leaves this for Buf- falo. where she will join her husband and wake her future home, Mrs. (Dr. Malloy, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Townsend, left Wed - nestle!: for ,t visit in Toronto, Mr. Willie Triebner of (coderich spent a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Triehner, Stephen. Mr. Writ. Gould of Parry Sound" District, spent Friday here with his uncles, Messrs. Jae. and Rich. (could. Jno. Shute and wife and son Heber, of Kirk ton were guests of theformer's nncle, 11:•. iligot y iiraund, on Sunday Init. Mr and Mrs. Marshall Box. of Lon- don, were here last week attending the funeral of the fotmer's aunt, Mrs. Penhale. Mrs. \Vn). Fisher spent it few days in London lest week owing to the ill- ness of her sister•in•law• Mrs. Jas. Sanders. Mrs. ltounding, accompanied by her granddaughter Miss (lett! tide M,tsen, of Windsor. is -pending A month with her son, Mr. C. !Jitney. Mrs. W. J. Biker who has `.:een iting Mr. and Mrs. Biker, Huron street, and other relatives returned Sunday to St. Marys with Mr. Baker who with his son (hove over on Sttur- dsy. Mr. arid Mrs. John Prang of ()oder- left. vi -iced the hatter's mother, Mrs. John 1'rP•rcator in Stephen (lay. dal ion the week. Mr. Prang is le/overirg from an Attack ..f typhoid feser. - s(r.n as the hall arrives practice a few �r'(tl lnrnee Ariel some good WIMPS )(pt..' tett. no 52 t.i 75 75 1200 2 75 1 45 20 18 5 80 21 o0 honey, wholesale; FOR SALE—one good and general purpose W. F. any quantity driving foal. horse mare in ABBOTT, Centralia "LAM aha S.aLik :a,a aha Have You Used preparations for the bands and face that leave ,t greasy feeling after the application. It's very disagreeable. 1,11.211kAilk Alk aIc.alk..i lk Melissa Balm is et tirely free from that sticky effect, and can be used at any time without inconvenience. MELISSA BALM— IA.��>fic� — Skin Food of merit, unsurpassed as a toilet lotion for all affections of the skin. Try it and be convinced. 25c. a BOTTLE Prepared and for sale only at Cole's Drug Store EXETER Miss Spackman of Shedden is the guest of her brother, Mr. John Spack- man, for a few days. Mrs. James Willis, who has been living in Springside, Sask., with her son, Frank, is here visiting. She has some intisntion of remaining in town. Mrs. Arthur Loadman, who has been the guestof her mother, Mrs. John Treble, for some weeks, return. ed to her home in Winnipeg on Mon- day. Mr. Tont Carling leaves to -day for Kingston to take a course in the School of Mining. The course extends over four veers, with terms of six months each. Mrs. Daly and granddaughter of Watertown, N. Y., and Mrs. Cassidy of Spokane, Wash.. who have been visiting Mrs. Robert Luker, left far Watertown Wednesday. THAT NUTTY FLAVOR! We have it in our P STAR FLOUR t it contains the qualities that tickle the plate, You must have heard it again ar1(1 again that Harvey's Sta r ) snakes the vt•r • best bread —Try it and you will smile, too. HARVEY BROS. , XETER ONTARi alkAkAlluesik A NEARSIGHTED MAN is often 1iouhl•d with headaches C1111,1(411 by the strain on his eyes. We can relieve the strain and ('URE THE HEADACHES if yo•t life such Nrl one, Come and let us fit yon with .1 pair of glasses after Is thorough eta Fenno ion. which coots you nothing. The gli.s•ei themselves will cost ye.0 touch les. than natal, as we hate rrutt ked t hen, e.pectally low before in%Pnt(r y lino". W. S. NOWAY, Phm, B. Chemist and Opt ,•i:,n as -Eye., tested !try. t T. IiAWKINS-& SON Jobbers and Dealers in Builders' Hardware Nails Glass Cement Plaster Paris Galvanized Shingles Corrugated Iron Roofing 1 i T. HAWKINS & SON. SAMLEL ROWE J. D. ATKINSON LEADERS Of Low Prices and Easy Terms We are in n position to offer you good bargains in Furniture. We are showing a nice line of Parlor and Dining -Room Furniture, Tables, China Catinets, Couches, Rockers and Odd Chairs If you are in need of an extra fed remember we carry a complete stock of IRON BEDS, WOOD BEDS, SPRiNGf and MAT- TRESSES, Come and see there. You will Find our Prices Right And we Guarantee Satisfaction ROWE & ATKINSON The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors. JONES & CLARK • ECONOMYNO 32NEWS From Our Big Store A Display of all the Latest Styles in Fall Coats. The magnitude and variety of our showing allows everyone to have a coat just to their liking. --BOX ('OA'I:S, semi -fitting and tight•flt1ing in Beaver, Melton and Tweeds compose our stock. We never offered a better choice, Furs Do not forget our Fur Department, We are leaders in this line. Ail the hest furs are on our counters for your inspection.—Ruffs, Muffs, ('a pet ines, Ceps, Fur Coats, Fur Lined Coats. Our stock is so large ,and well assorted we feel sure of pleasing you. Dress Goods Come Idling and see nut swell range. If you want a nice dress or suit you will find 0 here•. We are selling them fast, so come early and have a good ( hoice. Men's Tailored Suits We File showing a very fine range Of Men's Fall Suitings in Tweeds. Cheviots, Viennas and Merges. These are very natty golds and will make ynu ,t handsome suit. Call and see thew. Shirts and Ties • The new frill styles ate here and are awaiting your inspection -- All kinds to choose from. MILLINERY -Our show rooms are opened all the time JONES & CLARK Headquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing 4 i Buy Your Fall 0111111 NOW. We are showing the most extensive line of fall and winter apparel evtr shown, New Autumn Dress Coods New Autumn Millinery New Autumn Coats New Autumn Furs. DRESS GOODS we w ant yotr to .1r11 our dr..• gorwia itrpartment Nesrr have us Oman •.r. h a bright l .pia) of euitlnRi. !superset! Tweeds New *tripe.. stint plaid•. Mari efl..•t., at 5••. and vant. FRENCH VENETIANS Good, firm all -wool plain doth in all the nem .ht,lr. tine, brawn, green, rid and Mani, 'oink to l• rte fig seller. trice, ata-, 75..o, t1.rn yard BROAD CLOTH SUITINGS Correct weight for roatr and •hitt• in all the new Mom 51 in. wide, 1'ri�.e 11.25 ar•1. SCOTCH TARTANS A •pitndid showing of all wool rt An. I tr,t.•'1.1 ol'lan.. rrire, tri, rs • ; Elegant Display of New Millinery. /lawn i6' ent dlaplay of n.• ln.p .rind pattern hat and .t list ready •to -wean. riles miry. A cordial invitation it rttende•I to all. — T I, & ROWE