Exeter Advocate, 1908-04-23, Page 8Spring
Suitings
Just received a number of -
New Browns
Wood Colors
Elephant Grey
Suitings.
Correct thing for the Spring
Sea -.on
W. IV. TAMAN
M - rchant Tailor,
Exeter, - Ontario
Business Locals -- Road Them
Fliras for Sale.
53i acre felrn, situate west of the G.
T. R. and n. •r dr of the salt block, Exe-
ter. Tereus .•asy. Apply A. Q. Bohier.
Marriage Licenses issued at the Ad-
vocate offs.•••.
The mil in•ry trade is certainly boom -
n!! at Ste•ereu t .s. There's a reason ,for
the hum-.t'yle, and value tell the tale.
/Ouse to Rent.
On %VIII .in street, brick story and
half dwelu'g, in good state of repair.
Apply to all s. Perkins.
Dressy v "n►,/ neem are ',Tari l e ]lune
11ate. .�.• ••Ort sells them.
Boys Tait, harrier.
Any bat . ••.aught destroying proper-
ty or medeti,ng witli anything on the
rail, oad w lit be severely dealt with.
C. 13in.uv.
Choice Apple tatter.
Owing to the fact that those having
tried Exc••I-,ur Brand Apple Butter
are calling at the factory for repeat
orders. I • .t ill now be kept on sale at
the store• .10 town. Silk, fur ...rely RawSilk, natural Flo ,le.
--Sb Ira, t'..
Waite Leah.. a Elms tor Sale.
Pure -he -•1 White Leghorn Eggs for
Bale. 50. oar dozen. Apply to
GEO. HILL,
Waterloo St., Exeter.
Huy soar garden and field se.,1,v tit
Ste,eart's. IYee kind that grows.
Barred P►, ,noatb Rocks
1 lure otl.•ring a limited number of
egg.+ for s .,e, at $1.00 per setting of 1:i.
T. 11. Cant.INo.
Statham's Hot Cross Buns are deli-
cious. Order earlv.
$;...2,5 for ,e lovely .1 nstrian .•l.in••
1.0 Sit, purr white 1.-,.1y with small pial;
rose decorations and ,l••1,1 traced. Stew-
art's.
Br Oren. t:oreiag.
Dr. tit • ns, IAnu10n, F:ye and Ear
Butgo..n. will he at the Commercial
Hotel. Exeter, on Friday, May 1st.
Glasses pi..,.erly fitted And diseases of
Eye. l' ti told Nose treated.
(niter year Hot Cross Irons early
from W. .1. pit at hast.
//i,l you say :gooney Biscuit..? y,
yarn., but they are y„od. Steuart
tl. ,Ori,! ,loud rN h cheese too.
Robe Found.
lin Moon atit•et, a robe. Loser can
hat a s..iit 1.y- proving property and
p tying . x,,euses. Apply itt this ofilce.
For Sale
:A Hallo man (:rand i'iano -neatly
new. Apply to Mrs. A. Q. I3ohiev.
Sailor Pay Japan Tea 25r. lli.•.i•
kat,] .lti.red Ter and Black /iia:ttu
Black Tea still .30c at Stewart's,
are easily u„rth .35 and 40r.
Another stock just received at the
Exeter Ito gain Store. All new and
up to date goods. The tattling cheap
sale will commence Thursday morning.
Apt O. At 10 o'clock and will con-
tinue all i his week. The stn••k is for
sale in hl. eat at a rate on the dollar
and th• stores for sale or rent.
J. W. Broder ick.
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Spring
t""d Summer
Goods...
T
iIF: ItI(i IB( •H
4, fur Spring and
Sumner
ORDERED
CLOTHING
has begun already.
LET IS TakE
%'OCR ME\SURE
Our Goods are
the Best.
Style, Fit :and Finish
(inaranteed.
Ver. JOHNS
Merchant f(Mor - Exeter
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LOCAL I)OIN(:S, i
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Join the Ladies at Seniors Balt on
Friday afternoon and buy erotica hiug
good to eat.
A number of temperance workers
met in Clinton on Thursday and decid-
ed to inaugurate a local option move-
ment in Huron County.
Mr. H. Spacku►un remembered the
inmates of the House of Refuge by
sending thew a four gallon can of
maple syrup as an Easter greeting.
The last Assembly for the season,
held Thursday evening in MCDouell's
Hall, was one of the most successful
and all enjoyed themselves thoroughly.
The post offiee department are put•
Ling into force a law whereby wail car -
Vestry Meeting
The annual Vestry Meeting of the
1'rivitt Memel Jai church tv,as held in 1,11
the Vestry ]torn] on Monday night
last, at which a goodly number were
in attendance. The financial state-
ment o1 the W,udens was presented,
tvhich showed Chit daring the year
the receipts amounted to $1715.10 and
the expenditure lila:al. i2. Thus show-
ing a deficit of :aria SII, which amount
may be attributed to the liquidation
of back debts. t'nder the circum-
stances the financial showing was a
remarkable good one, and reflects
credit on the wardens. The officers
elected for the current year, were as
follows: --John Knight, People's War-
den, and Thos. Hawkins, Rector's
\Varden, ,both of whom are serving
on tlif it tenth tern►•; N. 1). Hurdou
and C. H. Sanders, auditors; Select
Vestry, Thole Case. A. Q. Dobler, C.
tiers are prohibited from carrying in- H. Sanders, E. Elliot, Geo. Atkinson.
toxicating liquors with His Majesty's Jos. Davis, L. Day. Thos, Sanders;
retail. Sidemen, A. Q. !hillier, 1,. Day, Thos.
The recent rapid decline in the buy S.auders, Jos. Davis. E. Elliott, C. II.
Sanders. At the subsequent meeting
market has hit many hay dealers. Messrs. N. D. Hutdon and Thos. Case
Hundreds of tons wete purchased at were elected as Lay representatives to
$15 and now that the price has fallen the Synod, which will be held at Lon -
to $10 many holders are money out of
don this year May _'+kh and following
pocket. days. The meeting then adjourned
for two weeks.
On F t iday afternoon, April 24th,
from 3 to 8 o'clock, in Senior's Hall,
The Woman's Institute will give a
social and musical entertaintnent and
sale of domestic cooking. Admission
10e. Everybody corne.
Mr. Jas. Hill of Credi'on has pur-
chased the dwelling owned by Mr.
Alfred Taylor, on Mill street, recently
owned and vacated by Mr. Jas. W.
Creech. The price paid was $150. Mr.
Hill and family will occupy the pre-
mises in the fall. -
Mr. Con. Wendland, who has been
conducting the Metropolitan Hotel
for the past three years, has leased a
hotel in Jarvis and will move with his
family there shortly. Mr. Wendland
and family have been good citizens
and the best wishes of all will accom-
pany them to their new horse.
The Huron Old Boys' of Winnipeg
is a new association organized in that
city with a membership of fifty. The
following are the ofllcers: Hon. Pres.,
Hon. Thos. Greenway; Hon. Vice -
Pres., Hon. G. It. Coldwell; Pres., F.
A. Wood; Vice -Pres., L. J. Elliott;
Secy, A. L. Simpson; Treas., J. C. Mc -
Gavin. The executive committee con-
sists of H. Beattie, D. T. Gardner, G.
H. Bissett, Fred Carter, C. L. Fisher,
II. T. Anderson.
An interesting series of ads. will
shortly appear in this paper on behalf
of the "Sunshine" Furnace, manufac-
tured by McClary Mfg. Co., London,
Canada. Newspaper advertising is it
part of the McUlary publicity pro-
gramme and works hand in hand with
an extensive follow-up system. The
series of ads. were prepared by A. A.
Briggs, Advertising Manager of the
Mc(')ary Company, and placed by Mc-
Connell -Fergusson Advertising Agen-
cy, London.
The trustees of the School Board
have purchased a flag pole to be erect-
ed on the scion': grounds. It was
made from a tree grown in McGilliv-
ray that measured one•hundred feet
in height. After being cut and dress-
ed its length is now eighty five feet,
and it is as straight as the, proverbial
string. The beauties and grandeur of
that excellent flag, the gift of our
namesake city, Exeter, England, will
now, on proper occasions. receive that
display and prominece that so rich a
gift merits.
The Easter services in the T[•ivitt
Memorial church on Sunday last were
of a bright and interesting character.
The church was artistically decorated
with heedful flowers and the special
music by the choir was admirably ren-
dered. The sermons by the Hector,
Rev. Collins, were appropriate to the
occasion, his discourse in the evening
being ein the Resurrection and was of
is particularly interesting exposition
of the subject. At the conclusion of
the servtce a short organ and cornet
recital by Mr. Brown and Mr. 13erry
was indeed charring, both displaying
excellent talent.
At the anneal meeting of the Exeter
Canning and ['reserving Company on
%Vednesday afternoon last in the
Town Hall a large number of share-
holders were present, and the directors
for this year were elected. All but
eleven declined to run, among then
several of the old directors. %'hen
the ballots were counted it was found
thatthe new hoard consisted of Semi
Martin. J. A. Stewart. F. W. Glad -
roan, C. 11. Sanders. W. J. Heitman.
A. Q. nobler, C. Luker, Jos. Snell. C.
13. Snell. Later at a meeting of the
directors who were present the officers
were elected as follows: --Pres., Sam)
Martin: Vice•i'res., .1. A. Stewart -
Secretary -Treasurer, F. W. (Badman
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Brooks visited in
London Friday.
Mr. Ed. Barrows, of London, was
here over Easter.
Dr. A. R. Kinsman was in Sarnia
during the holidays.
Miss Bena Dodds visited relatives at
Harriston for Easter.
Miss J. Brown visited friends at
Parkhill Good Friday.
Wm. Morgan was the guest of Miss
Hazel Dignan at Easter.
Miss Louise Carling bas returned
from a visit in Norwich
Mr. E. J. Eacrett, of Toronto, spent
Friday with his mother.
Mrs. Jas. r. Scott of Hibbert visited
Mrs, D. McInnis last week.
Mr. John Bissett, of London, was
here Friday and Saturday.
Miss Lettie Hook of Detroit visited
relatives here over Easter.
Mi38 Vera Campbell is visiting the
Misses Hunkin at Bornholm.
Miss May Gill, teacher, of Fort Erie
is holidaying here for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gidley, of
Blyth, were here over Friday.
Mr. Harold Bissett of Toronto spent
Easter with his parents here.
11r. Geo. Willis, of London, spent
the holiday here with relatives.
Miss Cornish, of London, visited
friends here during the holidays.
Mrs. Bentz (nee Flossie Jeckelli of
Buffalo visited here over Easter.
Toni Carling returned front King-
ston School of Mining %Vednesday,
Miss Edith Sanders, of Kincardine,
spent Good Friday at her home here.
Mr. Daniel Itendle of London spent
the holidays with his parents here.
Miss M. J. Gill of Detroit is visiting
friends and relatives here this week.
Miss Glanville of London visited her
aunts, the Misses Sweet, over the holi-
days.
Mrs. Jas. Vyse and son of Detroit
spent Easter with her father, Mr.Win.
Pugsley,
Mr. Chas. 'I'ehbutt of Galt renewed
acquaintances in town the beginning
of the week.
Miss Anna Martin visited her sister,
Mrs. H. A. Cranston, at Palmerston,
over Easter.
Mrs. McMurray and son Of Crediton
visited ht'r sister, Mrs. %Ven. ('onitis
over Sunday.
Miss Laura .leckell of 1'xhridge is
spending the holidays at her home,
London Head North.
Mrs. J. C. Snell and daughter, I)or-
otht•, are spending the holidays with
relatives in Stratford.
Miss Gladys Bearing of Stephen and
Miss Bertha Finkbeiuer of Crediton
are visiting in Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. R'rn. Morrison, of
Owen Sound, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. S. Fitton for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs..1. 1'. Inwood, of iA,n-
don. wets' guests of Mr. and Mrs. Satre•
uel Sanders, :Hain street, for the holi-
days.
Mr. Frank Weekes, who returned
from Listowel lately, leaves today to
faae charge of it photograph gallery in
Virden, Man. Success., Frank.
Miss Amy Johns spent the holidays
in Sarnia. She and Miss Nasinith, of
Woodstock, took ((»IIt in a musicale
in Sarnia en Saturday.
Mr. Sinton Stahl. editor of the Hail-
eyhnrian, at Hnileyhnm y, New Ontar-
io, spent the holidays in this vicinity,
and was a pleasant caller itt the Advo•
Cate on Satnrda)•.
A meeting of the Board of Health Mr. Fred (1. Sweet, teacher, of Kin -
w,,• held in the office• of the searetnry eat duo., is spending the Easter Vara•
on Tuesday evening at ' o'. lock. All time at his home bete. Ile will visit Our N ()dors.
members present. Minutes of rrevinns in Godcrich for it few days prior to re•
meeting read and approved. 1'he sec• aligning his deities.
retary read reports et the scarlet fever Mr. John ('rinks. of Clinton, who
cases within the municipality, the has been on a three months' trip
same having heel) reported by thedoc• through Western Canada, dropped off
tor. Pei lir. Browning and Reeve here Thursday evening on his way
Bobier that the trustees of the school home, and spent (fond Friday with
he instrin•ted that the school be disin• friends.
fected during Easter week, and that Mr. and Mrs. T. 13. Carling attended
inspector Bissett see after and per- the Golden Wedding in Telene(1' last �i�'3IFIV'11����'1��1
forth the same.-Catrled. Pei A. Q. week of Mr. and Mrs. ltohcrt Four-
Bobier nand C. Christie that the usual (*tin, uncle and aunt of Mts. ('ailing.
sanitary notices he secured and distil- Mr. and Mrs. Fountain extended the
hilted. -Carried. Per A. (1. Bolder
that fe'srs. Sanders and Christie with
the inspector pay a Visit of inspection
to Mr. Thos. Ihock's premises and if
found in any way unsanitary miler
the same to he cleaned rep. peeve
Buhier was added to the committee
and the resolution seconded by Dr.
Browning. - Carried. Adjournment
per f)r. Browning. - J. Senior, Sec.
Be sine to sample The Women's in-
stitute dainties at Senior's Hall on
Friday afternoon next.
EXETER MARKETS.
ANG El) EACH WEDNESDAY
Wheat S. S,,'
Barley 5ii 55
Oats 17 48
Peas 1:) 80
Potatoes, per bag els 75
Hay, per ton to IM) Ill 00
Flour, per cwt., family 2 75
Flour, low grade per cwt 1 to 1 15
Butter 23 24
Eggs. 15
Dried apples 5
Livehogs, per cwt 0 (N)
Shorts per ton 25 00
I3ran per ton 21 00
Clover 14 lx) 1. 00
Timothy 2 75 3 51)
THE POPULAR
ALMONDT I
for the 0 LET
CREAM
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Melissa
Balm
makes the face
and hands as soft
as velvet, cures rough-
ness, and any irritation
of the skin and prevents
"chapping."
ONCE USED, ALWAYS
IN FAVOR.
Nothing Better.
Prepared by
W. 3 Cole, Phm.B.
Headquarters for all Toilet Art-
icles.
W. W. Tainan was to London Mon-
day night.
Messrs. Frank (Ike of Toronto and
George Hoskins of Woodstock spent
Friday in town.
Mrs. Cook of Hensall and M1•s.Johns
of Guelph have been Easter visitors of
Mrs. A. Holland.
Miss Ida Hein spent Easter at her
house in Zion and was accompanied by
her cousin, Miss May Jewell.
Misses Gertrude and Ethel Harvey
spent the Easter holidays visiting re-
latives at Lapeer, Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Hilderly of near
Stratford spent the Easter holidays
with the latter's father, Mr. James
Gould, Huron street.
Messrs. Graham, Anderson and
Fleming of the Sovereign Bank staff
visited over the holidays at their res-
pective homes in Hamilton, Goderich
and Galt.
Mr. and Mrs. %Vtu. 4Douglas, of
Stratford, Miss Charlotte ,Harness of
Woodham, and Stanley and Noble
Harness of Port Hope were Easter
visitors at Mrs. Harness'.
Matchless
Perfumes
From the flower farmsof France,
the rose gardens of Bulgaria, and
the spice -growing lands Of the
Orient, conte the materials for the
making of perfumes. Compara-
lively few perfumers know how to
right).' use them. A perfect per-
fume is a work of art. %Ve have
the finest of the world's produc-
tions, selecting from the lists of
the hest rak-ers
those odors that excel.
llu t li Imported
and Domestic
Perfumes.
130TTi.ED and i` 131'LK.
(_'all and See
W. S. HOWEY, P6m. B.
Chemist and Opticiiui.
loss' For•caoto For April
A Reactionary Storni Period is epn-
tral on the'Jf;th, 27th and ''bath. On
.and touching the dates named, look
for decided storm developments high
tenrpe'r•ature, falling barometer. great
humidity and south winds. Thunder
storms. excessive rainfalls, hail and
violent winds will reach a crisis on and
next to the .shit. If the locality of
,any nhterver 15 to lie directly in the
path of the storms, there need by little
doubt of the fact. long before the
storm appears. to any who will pay at•
tention to the indications. The last
Illy of April is the centre of another
e•eistnic period. extending from April
2s;b t,, May 2nd.
courtesy of a railway pass to all the re-
latives and some lived as far away as
California.
Permanent Results
"I had been suffering f••r over two
months with an obstinate rough, as bad
also my little girl. We tried several
reme•lirs remnant to any drug store
without straining any apparent relief,
in fart w.• were grove ing worse. 1 got it
Fettle e,f Coltsfoote Expectorant from
my druggist apt inside of two days the
tough was stopped, and the results so •
permanent and rapid that we derided
to keep it in nor home rnntinually.
lie /BERT PALEN.
t'. \. 1t. Stahel., I Itt:rwa.
Coltsfoote Expectorant is recognized
the world c ver as the hest prescription
ever used by the medical profession for
Coughs, ('olds, croup, ltrnnehitis and
Tightness of the chest. Children like
it. To intnelucr it into every hnine wr
will send a free sample to every person
sending their name and address to Dr. T. :\. Slocum, T,imitr,l. T.,rnntn. Sold 4
by all up-to-date dre,g1 +•s ;,t Pyr.
Send for Tree Sample Today. t at iliaida /kJ& AtAtAkAs AtAt
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Oats
Oats
Any one requiring feed
oats will do well to call
and get a supply as we
have a quantity on hand.
HARVEY BROS.
F:RETEB ONTARIO
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Haiiare S!ocl 15 COMP16IeI
Choice Clover and
Timothy Seed
For Sale
T. HAWKINS & SON.
GOOD
BZRVXCZAELZ
PURNXTURZ
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 rich in design
and reasonably priced. Our extensive lines include SIDE-
BOARDS, DINING TABLES, BEDROOM SUITES, 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 & CLARK
PHONE NO. 32
A SPLENDID ARRAY OF
Cream Dress Goods
Cream Dress Goods are very popular for this sea.
son. They are real neat and clean looking and make
up into very natty Suits; Coats or Dresses for Ladies,
Girls or Children. The correct fabrics will be found
here in Lustre. Panama. Serge, Venetian, Eolienne,
Albatross. Nuns Veiling and Crepe de Chene---
ALL AT LOW PRICES.
Lovely Styles in Spring Millinery
Lovely styles without number grace the show cases and tables of
our millinery section. All the prince favorites are here, ti iurmed
and ready to he trimmed, to suit the wearer's fancy. Our large
start of milliners are very busy, so do not leave your orders too
late.
NO TWO HATS ALIKE.
Dainty
Nothing would please you better than a look through our Whit...
%Vear Department this season. You will find rev with the nirest
display we have ever sho,vn. Dainty New White Waists. New
Skirts, New Gowns, New Corset ('overs. in fact everything new
in this department. _
Glovc They are all the go, but
ARE VERY SCARCE.
Von MUST have them this year.
Long silk. Long Lisle. Long Swale and Long K (.loves in all the
New ('olora.
Ready-to-wear Garments
Our Spring Coats
and Separate Skirts
are made lip in the height of fashion,
and of the very hest and toniest fres•
ten ial.
Nothing nattier than one of our
New Spring ('oats.
They are Perfect Fitters.
Onr New Skirts are very neat
and are all 'fano: -Made.
Tweed, Black. Navy. and the
Popidar Browns, in all the New Fah.
tie•'. You canned do better than get
one of them to be neatly dressed.
Come to This Store for
Your Beautiful Easter
Goods. They are lovely.
Ncw wbitc
Wet
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JONES & CLARK
Neltrl,rlart(•rs for the celebrates] W. 1;4 Sanford Clothing