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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1907-11-14, Page 8t WELL RESSED PEN f The well dressed man is the suer cest•fel u(• n of the day. A good appearance counts for a great deal in these particular tittles. and a little care about neat and well fit- ting garments is one of the best in- vestments a young man can tuake. Have your clothes trade to order. \Ve snake the kind of Suits and Oceleoit- that gives a titan that "well do a sed" :appearance so much desired. We snake the Clothes to fit the ratan. W. W. TAMAN Merchant Tailor, Exeter, Ontario Business Locals -- Read Them 'V ggggg'WW1"IFIF • LOCAI IOINGS It". Advalk Jek Alk alkalis And now the honest shipper packs His applee up for town, This k the top row of the sack, 00000000 And this is lower down, 11tt (1)(00 0 1aa1 Only six weeks to Christmas. Mrs. \Vit. Wilson of Sinicoe-st. is quite in of pneemonia. Mr. Gen. Ford of Exeter North has rented Mr. Richard l.uker's farm near Centralia. There will he 53 Sundays in the year 190S, an occurrence that will not happeu again for 110 years. Mr. Hooper of Osborne is this week moving into the house he recently purchased from Mr. A. E. Fuke. 'fhe friends of Mr. Geo. Lewis will he pleased to know that he is recover- ing nicely from his late illness. The first fall of the beautiful arrived during Sunday night but being of a light nature it soon disappeared. The Ladies' Guild of the Trivitt Memorial church will hold their an- nual bazaar on Friday, December (kb. GIANT TRIPLETS "Currency" "Rohs" and "Stag" Chewing Tobac- coes, in big plugs. Quality always the sante. Mr. Geo. E. Crawley has sold his livery business in Lucan to Mr. Mc - Falls, and may possibly move back to Exeter. The many friends of Mrs. Jas. Tom will Learn with regret that she con- tinues quite ill and as yet unable to leave her bed. So few people attended the tuoving A ?Wu' one. 108 piece semi porcelt•rnt picture entertainments in the Town China Rinner Set, I:morn os " Corinth" Ball last week that they were brought to a close Thursday evening. For Quality and Quantity ask your dealer fur the new big plus of "Bobs" "Stag" and "Currency' Chewing Tobaccoes. pure /card white body, with sortly small rose decorations and lice gold tracing, the most i/ointy set sre /. sre stoical. $15 at Stewart's. Marriage Licenses issued at the Ad- vocate office. Tiro Snaps its 310 4((0(1 tlreeel lost.)'. (i 0011 wearers and good lookers. See them. $1.50 and $2.00. Stewart. \uPts supply of Post Card Albums, Ladies' Hand Bags. F'ancy Stationery, Ebony Set-, etc., already on hand. If you want a big choice conte early. lluwey's Drag store. Ladles' Tollatrtd underskirts, all du appearance til" pare sill, and trill treat tt tt.r. List. nfor t1.e ru.stle and only Property For Sale. \Ve have at present a handsome pie••eof property consisting of fine two storey residence and two lots, with good stable; all in first-class condition; c,•nvenienrly situated; all modern im- provement. Price is a snap. ('all or write Th.. Advocate Office. Fes, if !pat trent to see ('lfirla Mare in nl: it4 brant!, and at prieee so reasonable Ilett you'lr be sur/(rt.o 1, .Inst drop in to Stewart's. Foxed. Pair of gold spectacles on Ann street. Apply at this office. The !fares is !treat. Sailer Noy Ja- pan Tea 25i. and 1Ii,,l;mita nti.rrel tea 31)c, ct.teat 1. For Stoic. V.gelges:utgs.-1Vonderfill Remed- i.•, for 1 hettnr►tism, tits, skin diseases, i- otn;.ch. kidney. heart. and liver t1 noble: n11 nerve troubles, pneumonia and fever s. 1 guarantee to cure fevers in front four to Six hours. 1 will erase and treat t first case myself: no cure no WY, --Will. M. Illatchfrrd. Agent. -i slain up int..ld jackets (ft Slt'icart'r. Regular pr ie,s ?1.511 to $12.50, ..leu 140/ out pri(;s 11.25 .and e2.50. Pigeon. Wanted. ber to:nv `ov. 11,111), for a ;pigeons nli Inch highest. rush {{)rice. %sill he paid. Deliver to 1). Hartlei1., Exeter. 1i••l )•nal Marriage Licenses at the Adv(ir(ate office. A riga (1•sortmerit of Xmas presents resew iy en hand at Howes's Drug !;tore Cali :std see then). Pay four Taves. 'i'he 'I':I5 Collector will be at the Town 11.+11, on each Friday from 9 to 12 and I to: ..•'clack for the collection of tuxes. ass • on i)ecember• 12th, lath :►nd I It h. Two Da)+' Sale_ Two d„t. Very Cheap Sale at the Exeter It.,,gt •in Store, the balance of the •trek tnu.t be stall. and this week Mr.;Ww. Kingan resigned his posi- tion at the canning factory \Vednes- day morning and left the same even- ing for Buffalo. It is announced that after January 1st next, clergymen, who have been travelling on half rates on all rail- roads, will be compelled to pay full fare. Ontat io farmers have bad a fine fall for getting the work done up on the faros. The turnips are nearly all in, the :apples picked, and the plowing done. Mr. C. E. hackney has moved to Andrew street while Mr. Kestle is Moving into the house Mr. Hackney vacated and which he recently pots chased. A pleasant social and literary even- ing was spent by the Main street Lea- gue on Tuesday evening. After a good program was rendered a lunch was serve!. Mr. John Charlton has moved into the house vacated by Mr. H. Gidley or, Victoria street, while Mrs. Dearing Mr. John Triehner has returned and daughters are moving into the re- from Goderich where he spent the sidence behind their store. summer. Mr. i'. 1I. Browning of Toronto is visiting at his home here, haying ar- rived last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Rollins of Byron were in town shaking hands with old friends Tuesday. Mr. Louis Ilern left yesterday morn- ing on a six weeks' visit to Toronto and Port Perrv. Mrs. Alex. Mcl)onell and daughter of California are visiting relatives in and around Exeter. Miss Sarah Sweet returned Satur- day frons a tyro weeks visit in Detroit. Pott Huron and Sarnia. inspt'c 111' TOW, of Goderich was in town this week on ofli.'ial ditty in con- nect ion with the schools. Master \V illi. tin ',ewes t•etut•ned to Sault Ste Marie uu Monday after a v1Rit iti Brucefleld and Exeter. Clarence Easterbrookt•, of Thames - ford, accompanied by Jas. \1cDonnld. spent Sunday With hits patents here. J1 r, and Mrs. Wtn. Hooperleft'1'ues- day morning for ('rosswell. Much.. where they will visit friends for u week. ,1r. Lorne Scott goes to Teeswater this week. Mr. R. W. Alerrr arrived from Millbank Monday evening to take M'•. Scott's place in the Sovereign Bank. Mrs. W. 1.. Walker, of Toronto spent Saturday with her brother, Mr. `Gorman ('rnikshank. His father of Orangeville also spent a few days with hilt during the week. Miss Francis ()Avis, of \Vingliain. is spending tw•u weeks at her horse here. She was accompanied by her t O cons. ine,1he Misses Verli•+ and Hazel Monre, who spent :a tem drys here during the week. Mr. and \1r••. Mich. Ching of Denver. Cul., who have been visiting relatives and friends here for the past few week.. left for London on their way home Tuesday evening. Ur. ('ping fusilier -1y lived in Stephen. being( a son of the late Thos. Ching it is about sixteen years since Jar. Ching vis- ited the scenes of his youth. a A subscriber once received a dun through the postoflice, and it trade itiul wad. 11e went to see the editor CHANGED EACH about it and the editor showed hint a few duns of his own -one for paper. EXETER MARKETS. one for type, one for rent and several others. -Num." said the editor, "1 didn't get mad when these cause be- cause I knew that all I had to do was to ask several reliable gentlemen like you to come and help me out, and then I could settle all of them." When the subscriber saw how it was he relented, paid tip and renewed for another year. Died in Bristol. Mr. Arthur Long received the sad news by cable on Friday last of the death of his beloved wife who passed away at Bristol the previous day. The deceased had been ill only a short time of cancer thus the startling and sudden news cause as a shock to Mr. Long. Mr. Long has only been out from the old country about t wo years, leaving his wife at that time enjoying the very best of health, while he was leaving for Canada to improve his health. The change had the desired effect on Mr. Long, but sad to relate during his absence disease overtook his beloved partner and she was the first to be taken. Mr. Long's many friends here extend their deepest sympathy in his sad affliction. dicks' Forecasts For November. A Reactionary Storm Period falls on the lath, 10th and 20th, etnhracing Moon in opposition, or full Moon on the 10th, This period will bring fall- ing barometer, with corresponding rise of temperature, followed prompt- ly by cloudiness, rain and possibly snow. The full Moon periods, and those of the new Moon as well, are times when seismic shakes are far more frequent. They are also tiles when gales are more certain and sev- ere on the lakes and north Atlantic. A11 this is especially true about the month of November. Change to touch colder will rush down from the north- west about the 10th to 22nd. All who have observed closely have seen that a maximum of rough and stormy weather over all the great lakes is reached almost invariably in Novem- ber. Shippers and navigators should never forget this fact. Miss Mara of Lucan visited Mrs. W. S. Cole over Sunday. Mr. James Walters was in Toronto and Hamilton this week. Mrs. Miner of Forest is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jos. Sutton. Mrs. John Rendle visited Mrs. Craw- ley in Lucan over Sunday', Mrs. S. Fitton left. Wednesday to visit relatives in Toronto, Mrs. Geo. Bawden of Lucan visited friends here during the week. Miss (.'athlene Stewart left Wednes- day to visit relatives in Toronto. Mr. J. W. Broderick returned Wed- nesday from London and Toronto. Miss Helve Holland is the guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Holland. Misses Winnie and Martha Carling have been engaged to teach two of the ratans in the Dashwood Public School for 1POS. The young ladies are at pre- sent attending Mod/t1 at Goderich. The Government of Michigan has decided to pay 2e per head for all sp.trrows killed in the state between November 1st and February ''28th. it will be costly for the state. hut the re- sult will be good. Don't forget the Editor has to live the same as anybody else and come in and pay your subscription. Now is the time to club with other papers and secure the premiums offered by them along with the Advareattee Commenting on the . anning factoryand the evaporator a prominent fann- er said to us: "These are the two hest industries that could have been estab- lished in Exeter from 0 farmer's stand- point. Apples we used to sell for llle. and 15e. a 1,ag now hring from 35e. to lirlG' An exeltange says: --"Knowing on hereabouts claire that the corning win - tet will be a wart» one. The husks on the corn are said t4' be vet y thin this season, the squirrels have not stotrd up as large a supply of nuts as usual and the bees have not made honey, all of which are claimed to he sure signs of a war 111 winter.- ( to Toeeday evening 0 pleasant f:uu- ilv gathering took place at the hnine of Mr. Thoma Kay, the ()erasion be- ing his 73rd birthday. During the evening; he arae made the recipient of a handsome gfild•he 4de(1 cane. the gift 11•.IlIirgt 1t,gt Bargains for two days, of the members of the fancily. \1r. Thi,,•d:•t (rad Fti(184 lith and 15lh Kay wee also presenters with :t fine Neveroh• t. .1. 1\'. Med-rick goid•headed snnl.'ella. the gift of a _ friend. We congratulate Mr. Kay on Mk -1'.I •a,o 1' left for Toronto "f u• s• the anniversary and hope he may see mane more. day to visit friends. Housewives have not infregnently ++ftti••f'!'f+444I4•W"!4.44ase+a aceatinn to label lee. jars or tins • r with the 113111S off their contents, but the labels pat 00 with the ordinary paste or guts soon fall otT. A capital adhesite paste for this ptrpose is Made of starch.2 dr.: white sugar, 1 oz; guar :tabic. dr. and enough water to hring to required thioknees. Dissolve the gall in the water, add the sugar till otarn our thought- and then the stanch. and foil until the per y g stare%) is cooked. to a New Fall Outfit. This On Friday afternoon last, a r:+cher •rayon We W1111* mare than ever in ,tdyanr'P with new styles ,4 lid fabrics ate% !(nits for Fsll !acts Topcoats for Fall New Suiting% for f411 New 14aln,,1onte for Fall IT WILL NOT BE LONG The new fill lines are eo111- ing in .l..ily now. \V.• ase cuntld. l(t of being able to please %sal :11 ;he least p. (I • 1ic1l,r. o -n Call and Get our Prices W. JOHNS Merchant Traitor • Exeter t iewii+f•f•it ++++++++++4i.+ Wheat Batley OatS Yeas Potatoes. per bag Hay, per ton Flour, per cwt., family Flour, low grade per cwt 1 15 Butter Eggs Dried apples ..... Livehogs, per cwt Shorts per ton Bran per ton W I: DN ESDAY 90 .': tii 11 45 711 s, 75 12 11'1 14 00 2 75 1 50 21 21 111 .1 .•) 25 00 22 00 "MADE IN CANADA" Pratt's Food and Veterinary Remedies t�1liyPiiItlr'tt. A more than usually successful an- niversary service was held ,n the Pres• byterian chile') on Sunday and Mono day. The4101 noon service on Sunday was taken by Rev. F. I1. Larkin of Seaforth nnrl Rev. It. (1. MrKay of ('ron,arty preached in the evening. {painful accident occurred to \\'. J. The tea-rnceting Monday evening wits Iledden. while working with McIntyre well attended end sn enjoyable time Bros„ threshing outfit. Owing to the was spent. The supper was excellent. strong wind which prevailed, thresh- while the speeches by the ministers ing way suspended for at time. and and the music by the (',aver Presby- terian church choir of Exeter were mach (,rrd, nwernl-o the 440108 byap.Mtissria1Martina :and Mie s', Living' .tone of Exeter. The proceeds ei n mit• ed to abort $1110. awes - DEPOT PREY T(► Fifa:. .ante of the men were on their way i.0ek to the (8rinhonse of Jfr. Jerkin). When to:ninqq onto the grade the horses. throngs) some cense swerved end threw the driver to the ground, letting the lines go at the sante time. Another man. E. Nurse. who was also in the wagon. seeing that there wee no ehanre of regaining the lines jemp- ed Pleat: but \V. J. !lighten was not 90 fortunate as at the time of the accid- ent he wa!l clinging:to the side of the wagon end was thrown to the ground, the hind wheel passing over his right were broken. but he is still confined to t t weeks before he will be able We are special selling agents for these well-known preparations of merit, and are now prepared to supply the demand for Exeter and district. Pratt's Poultry Food Pratt's Animal Regulator Pratt's Food for Horses and Cattle Pratt's Heave, Cough & Cold Cure are only a few leaders, together with a complete assortment of vet- erinary remedies. Get the best at Clinton, Nov 11. --Thr Grans' Trunk depot and freight sheds at i.ondes- boro, a small .t 11 ion seven miles from here, were completely destroyed by fire et en rally hoer this morning. Three carloads of apples, which were stored ill the ftr'ig(ht shed., were des• (rose& A safe containing the papers, of the (franc run and some papers ',enraging to tipple bnvers, are among' CoIe's-Drug Store Ask for booklet r The Blass 01 Fasloa. 'Whenever you're puffed up like a toad and happen to he thluking pretty Tell of your personal nppearance," Muttered the man about town as be tried to remove a permanent spot from the sleeve of his coat, "just step into a high priced tallor's and survey your- self In a couple of those long mirrors they have --pier glasses, I think they call them -that show yon up fore and aft. You'll conte out with a chastened spirit. I don't know what it is about the deadly polished surface of those reflectors, but I do know that they re- veal every imperfection until you're more than half tempted to throw a brisk at theta and clean out the shop. 'Latey make you look ns If you'd nee! been shaved, as If the hair on your neck had been growing In riotous pro- fusion slice childhood, as If your handl weren't any too clean and as If your clothes had been made by mother while you waited. and if you're trying Ou g garment they're fashioning for you, al- though it's covered with phis, basting nn,l chalk marks, the contrast between the thing and the trousers: :411(1 sloes you're wearing makes you wish you were in a skirt with n train to It. As I said, 1 don't know Just how to ex- plain the etreet pl 'III ed. I've a no- tion it's a trick '1 the trade to drive you to ordering ( bran,' new uutflt. It generally sends use Otto a Tur''1 bath." G Mt.tlln,lon.. 'Met mutilation should ever hayf peen :1110111011:S n I4ertally I,y the ('ht flan church nue finds It dillleult to be- lieve. yet the ec'clesinsti.1,1 :nithoritles lntlicted it for coutparali\ ilv trivial of- fenses. and several councils emphatic- ally attempted to supf•ress it. 'Thus the thit•tee11ltl canon of the rottncll of Merl - da, iti feat, deprived bishops and priests of the right of mutilating the servants of the church. The sixth cation of the council of 'foledn. In 075, w'liile forbid- ding lhrhol(s to exercise rx.•l IsIve ju- riwliction In offenses Involting; the cap- ital penalty, filen Interdicted them from ordering mntilatien of the limbs, even in the ca80 of their own serfs, and Or- dained that bishops violating this tan should be deposed, excommunicated and denied the last rites of the church when In articulo mortis. The eighteenth canon of the council of Frankfort, to 794, forbade abbots to blind or muti- late their monks whatever might he the Offense. t t 1 F WP WV' '���T'P1r Give the 4 4 Cook a Chance 1 T. �xa�vsxrrs & SON Jobbers and Dealers in Builders' Hardware Nails Glass Cement Plaster Paris Galvanized Shingles Corrugated Iron Roofing T. HAWKINS & SON. Did it Ever Occur to Yon t4( prove her skid in I k:og 4 by providing STAR FLOUR it is the fine fl••nr that h( e the quality to Resins, the test resillte in baking. Salt always yield+ the naives , whitest, sweetest at d 100 r nut l it inns bl cad :sti l .o"s and the t•hniceet cake mat pastry. A trial wi11 pro)e that. 1 1 Beantitnl, rich cloth, 'Mauch long, neatly collar and lapels. that the way to succeed in business is to handle the lines which the people want? And I can tell you right now that you will hunt a long while before you will tind anything to eclipse the MAGNIFICENT LINE OF FORNITURE we carry. It is up-to-date in every particular and is the best paying line for any buyer. Call and inspect our stock before purchasing. ROWE & ATKINSON The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors. JONES & CLARK PHONE NO. 32 Probs:--- COLD WEATHER COINING We are all aware of the fact that the cold winter weather will soon be here. Now we must put 1► hustle on to be ready for it. Herr are a few of the many necessaries to fix you uncomfortable Underwear For Ladies' and Children, in that fine nnshrinkahle wool which gives so touch comfort. For Men and ,�iloys we have it just as fide; also �t Isere teal heavy goods. Furs All kinds of Fut ('oats,('nps,HifTs, Muffs, Scatfs and Stoles. 1►o not wait until they tu•eall p1:'ked over. Gloves For Men. \Votlen and Child! ell, in wool, Cashmere, Swede, Mocha and kid, (4111 selection is so large one cannot frail to please yoo. Bedding This is very' important for the win- ter. 1 e are well stocked with the very best of all kinds and yon will save m oney' by buying bete.. Mantles Our Mantles are selling extra well. in fact wt, have repeated in our orders several times. Now is the time to bay. Hoslerd Nothing more impot tont than good hose. This is where yn.l will find theta. \\e sell the Barritt Hose and know that it is the best. SILKS SILKS 'This tole dill ittaint(dir,s its leadership in silks. At a time when silks are soaring higher ams higher every week it means something to yon to hi' sr'rved with silks. all at the old prices: TafTeta Silks, good and pure for 511e., 7:•„ $1: I)o.. one y':ud wide, $1.2'•: Tanaka. `ilk•, all shades, 50,', yd.: Pratt Desna.. in bl.v•k only. 5d), 75, $1 POULTRY -Choice, highest price; skinny not wanted; scalded. t price JONES & CLARK Headquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing LOVELY WARM FURS FOR COLO WEATHER Indications are Colder. Prepare. Nothing Like Furs for Warmth. WOMEN'S FUR -LINED COATS shoulder snit hark. Luckily no hornet 1 hi. heti though progressing a. favor- ably { T' k 1 lane t ran ee expected. i i will he (� HARVEY BROS. Ini r wo re the 11110., bot are believed to have j rPcnnlr his ns•1a1 fee. anon rgtin. is 1 nninjorrd. The o,iRin of the fire I• I- X1- FF.R ONT 11111) ' `T i 1 lC 11( WE ('s v•lal City ('omirr. Jlr. 'leaden i. n 11'' 4.,v, n• the agrn•, I'ctrc 1'.41. 1f was a for mer resident t•fEx'•ter. gI I'. was • .1 the el'p,.tthed4) before• eadk 4%set !\ ilk AsbAka Itemstrr lining strapped. Sable On1d $30.00 Sable Ruffs and Muffs :t special qualities of high class neck ruffe, tai inch long. choice Alaska Sable MnfY'to thatch, the finest we Wive ever shown. 1'r ire Ruffs $23. Muffs $113 Ex, ell'nt quality cloth, I(eittster Bio• ing. 1`( inch long neatly 't alerted, col• lar :and 1(lpels of isnh,'lla Fox. a swel garment worth 13751(8t. Price $09.00 Women's Fur Jackets Electric Seal, collar and Lapel. of choice Sable, S. ((141 lined, silk girdle. ''f inch longs. sizes :I1 and ail. Price $30.00 Brings Along Your Trade. Highest Price Paid for Butter, Eggs, Dried Apple. Potatoes and Poultry.