Exeter Advocate, 1908-04-16, Page 8Spring
Suitings
Just received a number of -
New Browns
Wood Colors
L l ephant Grey
Suitings.
Corr i hing for the Spring
St tt son
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W. r. TAMAN
M , cchant Tailor,
Exeter,
Ontario
Rosiness Locals -- Read Them
Yarn for Sate.
53i act e 1 . rrn, situate west of the G.
T. R. and " •nth of the salt block, Exe-
ter. Ters as easy. Apply A. Q. Bobier.
Marries: Licenses issued at the Ad-
vocate ottr• ,•.
louse to hest
On WO! ...0 street, brick story and
half dweia,nis, in good state of repair.
Apply to ars. Perkins.
Boys Tak Wirala:.
Any h • - ,:aught destroying proper-
ty or U1r 1•!I ng with anything on the
railroad ., :it he severely dealt witb.
C. BiIINEV.
Choice A; . 'c iutter.
Owing.he fact that those having
tried Ex I -or Brand Apple Butter
are capias.; .. t the factory for repeat
orders. I. will now be kept on sale at
the store "gip town.
White Legho. u Eggs for Sale.
Pure -►'red White Leghorn Eggs for
s41,4. 511,• p •r dozen. Apply to
GEO. HILL,
Waterloo St., Exeter.
Barred P.• mouth Rocky.
1 am offering a limited number of
rags fors ..r, at $1.00 per setting of 1:1.
T. B. CARLING.
Ladies ansa lentlemcti.
The 21 f May comes on Sunday,
brit on aloeday, the 25th, a grand con•
ter t will .;.e place in theOpet a House.
Look at t :.: brilliant array of talent -
Mr. Will .Vhite, entertainer, of To-
ronto; Mi:. Francis Wright, soprano
soloist, ..t f .Tonto; Miss Jean Walker,
reader, of London; Mr. Mack Vincent,
entertau,,• ., of Exeter. Don't forget
it.
Stath uo'; Hot Cross Buns are deli-
cious. 0.Jer early.
speciaa1 services will be held in the
T,1vitt al.noprial church on Easter
holiday. The subject at morning and
ea.•I,trig •• .li he the Resurrection. The
choir wit i ender special mucic. Af-
ter the . • • rorlg services Mr. Brown
wtli I.•n"-•r a short Organ teeital.
al.. ,lot •' Cookson, Exeter north, is
conlinrt1 o his home as a result of a
fall loin, tire top of a spiledriver . He Thomas. Edward and RobertDever•enx
was von -1 1 •r•ably shaken up Litt no whose respective ages are 85. R3, 72.
bur, s ars broken. and r;'l years. making a grand total of
air. 1, !1 ,flan, who has been With :Gly years. They are all active and en-
att. �\'. s. 1lowey learning lite drug ''rgetremen. The eldest brother, John,
tiosoi •s• f 1. some months. left un rarely aliases a day. summer or winter,
'1' i -.i .y ,Horning for his home at that he does not perform work that
MI-,tr
I.•e, , to remain until Saturday, would keep an ordinary elan well em-
wh••o 11•• ores to Detroit for three proved. in addition to this, Messrs.
w.•,•k., •1 thence to \Villistoo. North Devereux have a sister in Chicago.
1) • L,,; , • aye with his brother, Dr. Mrs. Ryan, who is 47 years of age.
11 .g o., ..,..1 work in a drug store. This swells the grand total of :*s
'• I,oil re " hits been a general favorite years." --Expositor•.
wlr0 aria ar.young alike during his it is the bitsiness of a newspaper
aojo•u0 in town, and the hest wishes man to boom the town for it is worth
of all ace 'nip my him to the West. month after month, and then see 810
111 row ersation with several of the worth of printing go out of the town
merchants in town they express get- 110cause In rents can be say" by ser do-
eral sati'f •' tion with the "quarterly ing. it is the business of the news -
system ' '1 collecting accnlntts. A paper to give every local enterprise
number .'t them adep'eil the 011,0 enthusiastic "send offs." and then
mouths' system at the New Veal. and ratrh Sheol liecaitse h0 failed to record
they find this Month that it is becotn•
ing a sons.•,• of sati-faction to tbena-
l;elves and their coslome•rs, as their
patrons are responding nobly to the
accounts sent ant the first of April
and state tart they would rather set-
tle quarterly than yearly.
(v�����:� Order. your Hot Cross Buns early EXETER ■RREET=
. from \1', J. Statham.tr •
LOCAL DOI\ (,��, Sexsuiith school is closed owing it is CHANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
tk��411.As' kJ& 41. Alk alkJ4
I't inc11' *1 1.. C. Fleming w,ts able to
op 1'11 Sunday alai is 1 slayer ing
nic,ly.
.1 nuuiier of young people spent a
Very pleasant time at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Kerslake last Thursday
evening.
Maple syrup has becotne so plentiful
this year that the price has dropped
from $1.25 a gallon to 80c., phis the
cost "f the vessel that contains it.
We are pleased to see that Mrs.
Frank H. Sweet is able to he out again
after her recent attack of la grippe,
and her smiling face indicates that she
has fully recovered.
The robin, that we prize so highly as
a spring songster, is considered in the
southern states as 0 choice morsel for
the table, and many of them are
slaughtered for that purpose.
The South Huron Spring Fair was
held at Brucetield on Friday. The
stock on exhibition was good but not
plentiful while the attendance was
small. There is room for improve-
ment in many ways in South Huron
Agricultural Society's Spring Show.
Gordon, the three year old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Rohr. McDonald, Tham-
es Road, who was operated on for
throat and other troubles at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bawden, came
through the operation nicely and was
able to be removed to his borne last
week.
The annual election of officers of
Main Street Epworth League took
place at their regular meeting on
Tuesday evening last, with the follow-
ing result: Hon.Pres., Rev. E. A. Fear;
Pres., F. Wickwire; 1st Vice, Mrs. E.
A. Fear; 2nd Vice, Miss Horney, Miss
Brooks; 3rd Vice, Miss May Sanders;
4th Vice, Miss Fowell; Secretary, Le-
roy Coultis; Treasurer, W. W. Taman;
Organists, Miss E. Follick and Miss
W. Howat (I.
To•day the sun never sets and the
season never closes for harvesters,
They are reaping the fields of Argen-
tina in January, Upper Egypt in Feb-
ruary, India in March, Mexico in Ap-
ril, China in May, Spain in June, Iowa
in July, Canada in August, Sweden in
September, Norway in October, South
Africa in November, and Burma in
December. It is always harvest some-
where. The ripple of the ripened
grain goes round the world and the
harvester follows it.
On all sides at various times you
hear the question of power being liis•
cussed. You hear the strength of
machinery referred fo as horse -power,
probably two, five ten or twenty. and
at the sante time how many people use
this expression and really know its
true meaning? What is the actual
strength of a horse -power and how
many of the worthy animals could
raise the required weight? The ex-
planation is as follows: "One horse-
power is power necessary to lift 3:3,(M10
pounds one foot per minute."
Before Magistrates Kay and Farmer
on Monday morning a boy, Arthur W.
Gaiser, aged 16 years, of Dashwood,
was tried on 0 charge of wrongfully
taking $10 from the shoe store con-
ducted previous to the fire by Mr. Geo.
Edighofer at Dashwood. From the
evidence it appears that Mr. Edighofer
was returned the money. but a con-
stable and the County Crown Attor-
ney had the boy sent to Goderich some
clays previous. On a claim that the
proceedings were irregular the case
was again tried here on Monday, when
the boy wase
r le aced on trail to appear
beforeg
he judge.
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"lam have only to go three miles
Mit of Seaforth to find a quartette of
brothers who can place the Hav Bros.
re,•ord quoted la1.t week far in the
shade. These brothers are John
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ORDERED
CLOTHING
4. 1..•1; In already.
111 114 T1ka.
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tea (1 dosis are
the Best.
Flt and Finish
laranteed.
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor • Exeter
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said to the pt•iyaleuce of a wild type of Wheat
scarlet fever. It is said there are two Barley 50
or three similar cases ill town, but we Oats 17
believe the greatest caution is taken Peas 75
to prevent the disease spreading. Potatoes, per bag 05
A very heavy wind seems 10 have Hay, per ton 10 00
swept over the whole of Sout'►ern Can. Flour, per cwt., family
ado and Northern United States on Flour, low grade per cwt 1 40
Saturday and Sunday. Considerable Butter 25
damage and halm y was done in places Eggs
by falling material from buildings, .4 Dried apples
corner piece on the James street Livehogs, per cwt
church, Exeter, was shifted. Shorts per ton
Bran per ton
Clover 11 lx)
Timothy 2 75
The Exeter Bargain Stine will be
closed to day 'Thursday and Friday
ltith and lith April. to arrange and
mark down the stuck at big Ilaigain
prices, and no Saturday Morning at
0 o'clock this cracking cheap sale will
commence. No trouble to show goods.
Terms cash. -J. W. Broderick.
Rev. A. 1f. Going's sermon on Sun-
day evening in the James street church
to young men, contained much excel-
lent advice, given in a most kindly
spit -it, the following of which advice
would lead young men to more suc-
cessful careers in life, in a business
way, and socially, morally and spirit-
ually.
Boston had a $0,000,000 fire loss on
Sunday, as a result of which five hun-
dred dwelling houses and public build-
ings were destroyed, 1500 families were
driven from their houses and 10,000
people made homeless. Four people
are dead and fifty injured. The fire
started from a quantity of rags drying
in a marsh and was spread by a gale
reaching sixty miles an hour at times.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Atkinson enter-
tained a number of their friends to
supper and a pleasant evening on Sat-
urday, April 11th, the occasion being
the celebration of the china or 20th
anniversary of their wedding. The
host and hostess were the recipients of
a number of choice presents in china-
ware, That they might live to see
many more anniversaries is the wish
of their many friends,
Our "Twenty Years Ago" items are
causing much interest in Advocate
readers and serve to remind people of
"the olden days" which always remain
as bright spots in their memories.
Mr. Na 111, Tapp reminds us this week
of an amusing race run 31 years ago
by the late James Oke and himself
from Main street to the James street
church, which had to he run twine in
order that the judges (night make a
decision, which was finally awarded
Mr. Tapp.
What is called in Millinery "The
Merry -Widow Hat" on account of its
size seems to be causing trouble in
places of meeting in ninny of the cities.
An exchange gives the following dir-
ections for manufacturing one of these
"delightful creations": -Take one bic-
ycle wheel. Superimpose on the hub
one sleep granite saucepan, first snip-
ping off the handle with an axe.
Stitch on cover of wine -colored velvet
from your season before last's coat
suit. Pitt on three-inch binding
around hrirn of canary -colored taffetta
silk from your great-grandmother's
(tarty dress. Rip 19 yards of box ruch-
ing off your shirt waist box and wrap
about crown. A soup !addle and a
joint fork will give a jaunty effect if
used as hat pins.
For Sato.
A Heintznlan Grand Piano -nearly
new. Apply to Mrs. A. Q. Bohier.
School Board Minutes.
Minutes of Board tweeting held in
the Town Hall, Monday, April lath, at
s p. tri., with all members present.
The following •'
1 f111 wl is
n e order the business
1 f
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duly submitted and improved. Per
chair, minutes of pr etious meeting.
Repot t. .,f ('one. Supplies --desk re -
for Dept. No. 2 not yet procur-
ed. '1'e,,•h.•as Moody -that Miss Jean
Dixon had beer. s0, ut•0(1 ..s I'iincipal's
r'e'lief and that aliss A. Martin was
ready to supply NO. ti until further
notice. Per F. W. Ghanian and S.
Martin that the action of the teachers
Supply ('oto. receive the a ndorsetuent
of the board. Per F. \V, Madman
and IL N. Rowe that commetrication
be 01)0110(1 with Mr. J. I). Crimpled' of
Toronto University in reference to the
possible vacancy of the Principal's
room. Per F. 11'. Madman and S.
Mat tin the Ground and Sanihuy ('out.
be empowered tap Make stieh improve-
ments in the grounds and walks as
nary seem desirable. Per It. N. Rowe
and F. W. Madman that the Inspec-
tor's report be accepted aas lend. Per
S. Martin and F. Wood that 11. Hiles•
ton be' the 11 ,ud dt•leg'ete to Ile' :\ptit
meeting of the Ialucational :associa-
tion at Toronto. Per 11. Ilio -too and
S. hilt that the inun,di't0 require•
merits enamel dial in the Inspector's
the fact that sorue prominent citizen suggestion for the H. 5. 1).•pt. he pro -
has had his delivery wagon painted. cored as soon as practicable. Per i1.
To subset Ow liberally to every public, N. Iluwc alai S. Mal 1i11 (hat 11. 1111es-
charitable and church enfetprise. nil. ton, the I'rinrlp 11, the Inspector end
vettise them fat nothing. pay his own Secretary to a committee to receive
Way to everything and then be called the eilllipr11/•rlt 1, milted as per therm e.
pt•ejitdiced and mean spirited because going platter. Per H. ilueaton and
as column is not deviated to that part- S. Mai tin that theSecret:uy beauthut-
icular affair. Ito you wonder that ized to secure not more than six cepies
there ate so many cranks in the news• of the Educational Association reports
paper business: It is bound to make for 11°,7. Per II. Ilut•ston (tr,il S. alar -
either a -i lok ur ,t philosopher out of
tin that the fit•t I!,•or Ile' scrubbed
0 rosin. throughout during the epiproaching
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10c
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CHOICE
Toilcl
: Soaps
SOMETHING
3
for
25C
SOMETHING
NEW EXQUISITE
Almond Cream Soap
Use a pure soap and you will never
lose your good complexion. At present
we are showing the Largest and best
collection of FINE TOILET SOAPS
ever displayed in Exeter.
Costs no more to get the best.
W. S Cole, Phm.B.
If you get it at COLE'S it's good.
Mr. John E. Tom, is inspecting
schools in this neighborhood.
Mr. anti Wm. Coultis and son visit-
ed friends in Crediton this week.
A number of young people drove out
to Mr, Fred Hunkins and enjoyed a
taffy pull Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Spackman leave
today for St. Thomas and Talbot ville
to visit friends during the Easter holi-
days.
Mrs. William Snell who has been re-
siding in Winnipeg for some time, is
again visiting among friends here, hav-
ing arrived Wednesday evening of last
week,
Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Sweet and little
daughter, of Clinton, are spending the
Easter holidays under the parental
roof, with Mr. and Mrs. James Sweet,
London Road South.
Miss Eno Box, the little daughterof
Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Box, of the 4th
Concession of Stephen, returned longe
on Friday trona Ottawa, where she
visited for three months.
Matchless
Perfumes
Fromthe Il .w.•r farms of France,
the rose garden; of Bulgaria, and
the spice -growing lands of the
Orient, corse the materials for the
snaking of pet fumes. Compara-
tively few pet au 10rs know how to
rightly use them. A perfect per-
fume is a wol k of au t. We have
the finest of the worlila produe-
lions, selecting from the lists of
the Leat Ina k••rs
those odors that excel.
lit) t h Imported
and Domestic
Perfumes.
1111'11'1.1.1) and IN 1111L1i.
Call and See
Our New Odors.
W. S. HOMEY, Plim. B.
Chemist and Optician.
Easter holidays. Per Il. N. l•,ave
Hicks Forecasts For April ill ������������
)" emollient. -J. (ir iy: ar. Bergs
A Retailer Sae In Periost ,.'vers the
lath to the 23rd. This pet i id is fully
within the Mai's and Venus periods. t. ,
ped near the centre t the Mercury 1314.II`ON L1 I.. O�
period. Moon is at extremeextremesouth de -
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e Mail
ts
clination and last Tauter.nter. As we A�A�AAytll
enter into this period the teii )('Ia-I art s.1•o.ing, inee Elith 13,•er.a of
tore will rise phenomenally high in London is visitingher parents herr..
stilt western and central sections, Mr. Frank \L'ekes parent,'
Listowel is
the barometer ver will fall to from about visiting his father, air. \\'ria. \1'eekea. 0���
foal: low readings, and from alapnt
the 21st to the :'4re1, many vicious
Mrs. Wa!per and her daughter Miss
storms of lightning, assurer. rain and Little. of Detroit. are g,a'•st. of the
hail will aislt wide 741e4s as the storm fornler's father. Mr. Hoskins. Exeter
centres sweep from west to east across North.
the country. At the rulminat1011 of ---
this period, say Melia the 21st. 221 -id a in » Any one requiring feed
and 'Sir 1. no render of thews forecasts Life Every DOE!
should be wholly surprised by violent OttIfi Will do well to call
if not tornadir storms. ('citral and
northern pat Is of the country may
reasonably anticipate snow and suit•
den change to unseasonably cool on
the western Mud nort horn tangent of
these storms. say fhrni the 23nl to
Nth. As the J'piter and Saturn in -
t1.1• neer are now (Jerre 'sing. we I'•'lioye
that the Mara period will not fasten
up.'n us sirah prolonged rola and 'tri•
sa.sanable conditions as prevailed in
rhe spring of 11a)7, in which event the
we
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"I cannot speak too highly of Psy
and Ret a supply as we
trine, for it is the greatest medicine I
ever used. 1 was Just about 'ail in'' have a qtl'llltlty Oil hand.
when I began the treatment, and in 3.
months i was as well as ever. it is a
great tonic for weak and run down pets-
ple. There is new life in every dove."
,TAS. STOLIKER.
Ri lgetewn, Ont.. Dee. 19, 1906.
It is a sin not to tell your sick friends HARVEY BROS.
about this wonderful prescription.
Throat, hung and atomaeh troubles, and EXETER ONTAit1O
oto r will ac warmer, rains Anil all run down enniltinns quickly cure•) d
:no( I will be snore tropiral mot
Ire fol by its use. At all druggists, 5(h' Ami
y milder changes to cooler. $1.00, or Dr. T. A. Sloe'rm, f.td., Toront, Aida Ai&di.
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Haiiare Stock is Cotnplele
Choice Clover ani
Timothy Seed
For Sale
T. HAWKINS & SON.
GOOD
9ERPICE68LE
FURNITURE
Is what the people want and this is just the quality of
furniture we handle. Some people are willing to pay lav-
ish sums for exceedingly elaborate designs, but most peo-
ple want style, combined with serviceability at a moderate
outlay. Our lines fill the bill exactly, being rirh in design
and reasonably priced. Our extensive lines include SIDE-
BOARDS, DINING TABLES, BEDROOM SPITES, PAR-
LOR TABLES, CHINA CABINETS, etc., etc.
IRON BEDS
are a line which we are introducing and we are showing
a specially fine selection in elegant designs.
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors.
JONES p.& CLARK
lire You
for Easter ?
Just a few more shopping days.
EASTEiI is only a few days away, and every woman should have her
Spring Outfit complete. Come to this store and you will find ey-
etvthing ready for your Easter debut.
Lovely Styles in Easter Millinery
1.bvely styles without number ware the show rases and tables of
our minima y section. All the prime favorites are here, trimmed
and ready to be trimmed, to suit the we'arer's fancy. Our large
stet! of milliners are very busy, so do not leave your orders too
Tale.
NO TWO HATS ALIKE.
R early -to -wear Garments
Our Spring Coats
and Separate Skirts
1111• nr,de Ill) in the height of fashion,
and of the very hest and toniest ma-
terial.
Nothing nattier than one of our
New Spring Coat F.
They are Perfect Fitters.
flur New Skirt. are vei y neat
arrd are all 'i':ailor-Mande.
'Ives 11, lila k. Nat y. and the
Primal! Browns. in rill the Neve Fab-
rics. Voir cannot do Lefler than get
one• 1,1 1111 111 1" be I00l1y drt•ss'•ll.
Come to This Store for
Your Beautiful Easter
Goods. They are lovely.
Dainly New While ear.
Nothing would please you better than a look through our White.
WearDepartment this season. You will find its with the nicest
display we hay:• ever Oman. Dainty New White Waists, New
Skirts., New (towns, New Corset ('overs. in fact everything new
in this department.
Look Gloucs
They are all the go, but
ARE VERY SCARCE.
MIST have them this year.
Lama Silk. i.ong Lisle, 1, ng Suede and Long Kid 01oyes in all tar.
New Colors.
JONES & CLARK
Headilllartery for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing