Exeter Advocate, 1908-06-11, Page 4mixctei
9 1 The Provincial Elections were held
un alon.lay. Tip- contest was very
quiet, e -pedally in this village. Our
citizen, 11t•ory Hither, to tde a splendid
gain in the tits. polls here and has
1 en re-elected to represent this cou-
-titutency in the LegisWine with a
handsome utajotily. --Gravel is being
drawn for the cement walks and it Ii
expected that the laying of the side.
walks will be commenced this week.-
Jacob Sweitzer has had his dwelling
covered with metallic siding:;. The
work was dune by Young Bros.. our
popular hardware merchant:. -Miss
Smith of Ex. -ter visited \1t,. Nicholas
Beaver on T,lesday.-1Villiaui Wenzel
and -Arthur %wicker were in Loudon
Tuesday on business. -Our baseball
tears will pity :lila Craig hetet, on
Friday, June I_th, gauze: at i :15 p. :u.
sharp. ---A huge number of our people
attended the Sessions of the Methodist
Conference, which was held in Exeter
last week. -Miss Violet 1'enhale of
Exeter visited Mrs. Harry I{:tpley un
Tuesday, --The Methodist Sunday
School picnic will he held at Grand
Bend on Friday. A good time is ex-
pected and all are heartily invited to
join the crowd and have a good tithe,
-Mr. and Mrs. %Vin. McMurray of
Kintore visited Mrs. 1{. McMurray for
a few days this week. -Mrs. Ewald is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Telfer in
London. -The heavy storm which
passed over here on Monday evening
caused considerable damage to the
trees in the hush but fortunately none
of the buildings were damaged. -Al-
bert Fahner is in Goderich this week
acting as one of the jurors for the mid-
summer sessions. -Miss Rose Roeszler
visited friends in Exeter on Sunday.-
Obas. Fritz of Zurich was in town
Tuesday. -Rev. and Mrs. Knowles of
Avon visited friends here last Friday.
Rev. Knowles was pastor of the Meth-
odist church here some time ago and
we are always glad to see hint and his
popular wife in our midst.- Mrs. Moy-
er and daughter Ada of Berlin is visit-
ing her daughter, Mrs. Samuel Brown.
-Frank Northcott has been engaged
to &artist Young Bros. in their tin-
emithing department this summer. -
Mrs. August Hill is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Charles Greb of Zurich. -Mies
Adeline Rats of Park Hill visited her
sister, Mrs. Zwicker, for a few days
last week. -The citizens of our town
have become great dog fanciers. The
latest editions to the canine family are
a cocker spaniel, owned by Herb. Eil-
ber and a beagle pup owned by Bert
Clark. -Rev. Coupland of Watford
gave a splendid collection of Time -light
views in the Methodist church on Wed-
nesday evening. The scenes were
principally of the British Isles and a
very pleasant evening was epent by
all.- Chas. McDnnnel and Albert
Whiteside and others of Hensall spent
Tuesday along the hanks of the Sauble
river fishing. They report having had
splendid success. -Revs. Dewey and
Moyer, pastors of the Methodist Con-
ference, occupied the pulpits of the
Methodist and Evangelical churches
last Sunday evening. Both preached
powerful and very interesting sermons
to large audiences.
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The Election Result
The overs
set Whitney at t i:, I, .ii,
e.. -
.:,,natty
goes to prove the fact that the people
of Ontario appreciate a government
that fulfills its promises. Dutiug the
election campaign just p,ts,e,1 nothing
could be said in criticism of the govern.
tient in this regard, and on that point
alone the government deserved a con-
tinuance of puwei sur auwthet'
pails&•
!limitary terns. it was not expected
that the old majority could be kept,
but when the people return a govern-
ment to power with such a large maj-
ority its Whitney got on Monday it is
conclusive proof that they want More
of the same kind of government.
Such a majority is apt to turn the
heads of most men, but Premier Whit-
ney does not belong to that class of
rnen whose heads are readily turned
by popularity and in his strong hands
even such a large majority will be
used for the public good. The result
also proves the fact that when the op-
position does not object to the legisla-
tion as it passes the house, the people
will not place touch confidence in their
criticism on the hustings. Everybody
reads the doing of the parliament to-
day and they form their impression as
the business of the house proceeds, not
during the heated campaign of three
or four weeks.
NOTE AND COMMENTS
That "last awful week" was not a
circumstance to last Monday.
Whitney asked for "a square deal"
and I guess he got it.
Andrew Porter made a beautiful
dash in Centre Huron. With half a
chance he would have won out.
Little sympathy was expressed for
Rev. Hossack in Toronto.
Wonder who hived all those Tories
in Toronto.
Whitney's temperance legislation
seems to have met the views of both
parties.
How South Perth could choose
Stock instead of Monteith is a mystery
to Conservatives.
Eilber still has his finger on the
pulse of Stephen township, and Step-
hen is satisfied with Either.
The Quebec Election
The Provincial election in Quebec
was held the sense day as the Ontario
election, and resulted in the Conser-
vatives making considerable gain in
the province, although the Liberal
majority is still large. 50 Liberal and
22 Conservative members are elected.
In the last Legislature there were 6.1
Liberals and 9 Conservatives.
DROWNED IN PON D.
Mitchell, June S. -Thomas Hall, a
young man of about twenty years of
age, was drowned in the mill pond
Sunday afternoon.
Along with a number of companions
they had entered the pond and were
swimminkr across when young Hall,
who was u, the rear, was seized with
cramps and sank in about ten feet Of
water before he was able to c► y for
help.
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The following is the report of the
standing of the pupils of the Crediton
1'. S. for May, based on a test exami-
nation. Names of those who obtained
over W) per cent. of the total, with per
centages:
Division II1.-Sr. IV. -L Gainer, P
Treitz. A Finkheiner, honors; E Fah-
ner, A Wuerth and R Andrews, equal,
pass. Jr. IV- Q Hudgins, M \Wenzel,
N Hill and S Finkheiner equal, pass.
Sr. 1Ii-F Hill, 1 Brown. L Oestreich-
er, honors: E Bluett V Holtzman, M
Brown, E Bean and H Holtzman equal,
pass. Miss Davidson, Teacher.
Division 11. --Jr. 111-C Hill, E Beit.
ver, honors; S %Vein. F Hill, J1 ('lark,
5 Gasser. G Benedict and E Kienzle
equal, pass. Sr. 11--0 Guenther, E
Treitz, 1{ English and 11 Shenk equal,
E %Vuerth, pass. Sr. 1't. II N Sam•
brook, honors; 1.. Mi itt nit, II Rau, 1{
Wolfe and V Eilber equal. p t.s.
Miss (iirvin. teacher.
i)ivisioti 1.--('1.)'s 11. int. --It King.
C Destreicher, i Wolfe. V Hill, honors:
✓ Malden. M Brown, 0 Lamport, pass.
Jr. I 1 -V Kes.le, K Sweitzer, honors;
A 0.i..•1. 5 Lawson, L (Bean, M (iuen•
tht'r, L Heist, pass. Jr, Pt. 11-- ('
Ilaist, E Finkheiner, A Winer, honors.
M Lawson, 11 Redden, (i Bedford, pass.
Sr. Pt. i -L Lawson, M Benedict, pass.
Mitis Kienzle. teacher.
Gran( 131'111
Mr. llelntan and wife of 'Medford
spent Sunday at Asaph C;ravelle's.--
%Vm. %apft•, who ham been visiting his
parents. left for the West last week. --
r. Shepherd and wife of 'I'hedfutd
and Jer. l:ravelle spent Sunday here.
-Mr. Trueman and wife were here
Saturday attending the funeral of the
batter's mother. Richard Hamilton
who has been in London is expected
home this neck. --Mr. and Miss ische
of Sebringville visited theirsister,Mrs.
Jos. It ivellc Sunday. --H. Hamilton
and wife were attending the funeral of
the latter's mother Saturday. -R. Re-
vell.. of London was here for a few
dap; last week.
IKara--Death entered the home of
Joseph 1{avelle, -., and took away his
life partner on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Ravelle had not been in the best
of stealth the last week, being troubled
with bronchitis. Nothing serious was
thnnght of it as she continued to be
around as usi►al even up to Thursday.
on that day while milking the cows
she was seized with a fit of soughing
and had to be carried to the house
where she died in :t few moments.
Deceased was a kind neighbor and a
.i nccle friend Anil her sudden taking
..if has aroused deep sympathy for the
b, r).;.ve(1 ones. She was a faithful
member of the i'resbyterian church. Toronto, N.(13)
These who survive are the aged bus•
t,tnd. four darighters and Ave sons. Victoria, East
She was aged 05 yents and 2 months,
The funeral Saturday WAS Iargely st-
t e n.b•.I.
Whitney Sustained.
An Immense Majority in the House.
Conservatives 87, Liberals 18.
The result was far beyond the expectations of the most sanguine Conserva-
tives, while the Liberals expected to reduce it to about 20. Toronto remains
solid Conservative. London gave Beck a fine majority of 1404. The defeat of
Hon. Nelson Monteith in South Perth is keenly felt by Conservatives as he
made an excellent Minister of Agriculture. Rev. Hoseack's defeat in Toronto
seems to meet with general favor. Changes were made in twenty-four rid-
ings, the Conservatives gaining seventeen and the Liberals seven. The new
ridings all go Conservative.
CONSTITUENCY LIBERAL CONSERVATIVE
Addington *W J Paul (acc)
Algoma John McKay *W R Smyth
Brant, North Geo I. Telfer *John H Fisher
Brant South W M McEwen W S Brewster, K.C...
Brockville W 8 Buell. ........... *A E Donovan
Bruce, Centre J J Hunter
*Hugh Clark ...
Bruce, North *0 M Bowman D M Jermyn
Bruce, South R E Truax *Dr R Clapp
*R 1I McElroy
W H Hartin (Ind.) ,
R J Woods (Pro.) *C R McKeown
Thos McDonald *Hon J P Whitney ..
Durham, Eaet *3 J Preston (acc.) ..
Durham, West Thomas Baker . ... . *J H Devitt ...
Elgin, Eaet C W Wonnacott *C A Brower ....
Elgin, West . F W Sutherland *Finlay 0 Macdiarmid
Essex, North/ *Hon Dr Reaume....
l A Gignac (Ind.)
Fesex, South *John • A Auld Dr Anderson..
Fort William Dr Hamilton *Dr Smellie
Frontenac H W Reynolds ..... . • *J S Gallagher
Glengarry A W McDougald D R McDonald
Grenville i *G L Ferguson
1 R L Joynt (Ind. Con
Grey, Centre P McCullough *I B Lucas
Grey. North *Hon A G McKay , .. ,G M Boyd
Grey, South Neil McCannel *Dr. Jamieson
Haldimand *Jacob Kohler . Dr Jaques .... ..... .
Halton R D Warren *A W Nixon
W M McClemont J J Scott, K.C.
*A Studbolme (Labor)
W H Wardrope *Hon J 8 Hendrie
A Riddell (Ind.)
*3 WlPearce
Daniel Poucher A Richardson
Henryringle J W Johnson
Wm Proudtoot ..... ..Andrew Porter
Jacob Kellerman .... , *H Eilber
.Joon T Currie A H Musgrove
R L Gosnell *P H Bowyer
Fred Stone . Geo W Sulman
A E Annie Harold Machin
*E J B Pense W F Nickle
311 Metcalfe (Labor)
R J McCormick. *H Montgomery
R I Towers *Hon W J Hanna ..
Robert A (ialhraith *Dr A F Preston .. , .
*Col Matheson (acc.)
W F Wilson *John R Dargavel. , , ,
M S Madole *T 0 Carecallen
Wm Mitchell *Dr Jesaop
J M McEvoy *Hon Adam Beck...,
Manitoulin John Carruthers *R R Gamey
Middlesex, Eaet John Gillaon ..... .... *G W Neely
*Duncan 0 ROSH *0 C Hodgins
J 0 Elliott
J P McDougall (Ind,)
T Marshall James A Ross
Muskoka *A A MAhalfy (SCC,)
John Lougghrin H Morel
('apt (7 5 Killmaster.... *A 0 I'ratt
Norfolk, North.. .. *('ol T Atkinson 11 P Innes, K.0
Northumberland, E . L F Clarry ...... .....Samuel Nesbitt
Northumberland, W ..*Sam ClarkeF D Boggs .,, ,
Ontario, North %V J Koster *W H Iloyle..... ..
Ontario, South Janes Carnegie Calder
er
aald
Ottawa, East *1) J McDougall N A *Chas Cldgna
Ottawa West *Geo 8 May .. A E Fripp
Oxford, North Dr Andrew McKay ... R E Butler
Ox lord, South Thus R Mayberry *Don Sutherland...,
*Jahn Galna
J Gardiner (Ind.)
Peel .... . ... .. . . J M Godfrey .... ...... Charters ....
Perth, North F %Vellitigton Hay *Jas Torrance
Perth, South..... .... Valentine Stock *Hon N Monteith....
Peteiboxo', Eaet Patrick McNulty Jas Thompson
Peterboro', West (feu A Gillespie*T E Bradburn
Porth Arthur ..... ..8 English (Soc.) .... Mayor Carrick
Geor:1 (Ind,)
Prescott *CJ Lahr osse
Carleton R P Sparks
Dufferin
Dundee
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Hamilton, Eaat. , .. 1
Hamilton, West
Hastings, North
Hastings, East
Hastings, West
Huron, Centre
Huron, South
Huron, North
Kent, East
Kent, West
Kenora
Kingston
Lambton, East
Laelbton, West
Lanark, North
Lanark, South
Leeds
Lennox
Lincoln
London
Middlesex, North
Middlesex, West
Monck
Nippising
Norfolk, South ....
Parry Sound
gge louring
Geo 13 Pbarant
Ii1 A Norman .... .....
\W 1' Niles t ind. Con.)
Prince Edward
Rainy itiver or
Fort Frances
i{enfrew, North .
Renfrew, South
Russell.
Sault Ste. Marie , , .
Sirncoe, Centre.... , .
yitncoe, East
Munroe, West
$itncoe, South
Stormont ...
Sturgeon Falls..
Sudbury
..11 M Kennedy W A Preston
. Norman Reid Alex Morris
..1)r 13 0 ('ognotly .. ..*T W McGarry
*Darnase Racine .... W Thieverge
.*Chas N Smith W H Hearst
.Richard Graham ... ..*A II Thompson
*J B Tudhope .Jas I F Hart
J A Akiet (Temp.) *Jas S Duff....
Alex. Ferguson (acc).
%V J Mc('art 3 C Milligan
.A Limoges *A O Aubin
C V Price *Hon F Cochrane ..
_ A L Batley (8oc.) , , . ,
R Millington
*Hon Dr Pyne
W G Grihble (Soc.)
T R Whiteside,
E A Drury (Soc.)
*Hon J .1 Foy •
L D Negon (Soc.) ....
(i F: (iihhard.. ..... I Geo II (iooderham....
L Tredler (Soc.)
Temiskaming
Angus A McKelvie..
J W Bruce (Lab.) .. I
J H Kennedy (Lab.) I
Toronto, E. (Al
Toronto, E. 1 B)
Toronto, S., (A)
Toronto S. (B.) .,,,
Toronto, N. (A)....
Toronto, W. t A t ..
Toronto, \V..110
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Z on Methodist Monday
niver+sty will he held on Sunday,
inn.. 1trh. Set mons at iiia.rn. and 7 p,
re. :tad .t mass n.eeting of the S. 5 at
2.30. addressed by Rev. %V. H. Butt of
(''•nti •l1a. (h) Tue+dap afternoon,
.1 .n' 111th, a grand picnic will he held
o I I:,• school grounds. 'Tea served at
..'clock. A rare treat Alas tat pert.
e i 1.y all who attend, as the noted
i•op•'tta1 %Isle Quartette of London
ase been rngaged to f irni-1, the prc-
Ara, t, commencing at 2 o'cloe k.
M.•b",,1 Arr.
Victoria, West
Waterloo, North.
Wntctloo, South
%yell +lid ... .
Wellington. East ..
Wellington, South..
Wellington, West..
%%'entscot th. North
%Ventaort b. South
Yolk, East ....
York, Not th. ...-.
Yotk, %Vest
W F Bryans
C 300
U 300
C 200
O 374
C 3a3
L 300
L 75
O (100
C 1343E
O 900
C 50
C 508
C 090
O 1000
O 55
C 412
C 125
C 200
O 316
O 800
L 88
C 350
L 250
C 350
I 70
C 1558
C 500
O 400
C 120
L 193
O 38'3
C 170
C 80
C 341
O 290
C 393E
L 150
O 800
C 400
C 188
C 21
C 1000
C 1404
C 700
C 150
I. 100
I. 504
C 100
C 200
O 181
C 51
(7 558
I. 200
C 409
C 2944
I. 400
O 755
I. 403
I. 43
C 737
C 5 3
C 215
L 7
C 210
C 171
C loll
C 24
O 129
C 121
1. 211
C 127
L 1071)
C 300
C :3035
L :i2
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O 1
C 190
C 4701
C 380
O :31:31)
C 350
C 3718
O 2000
4270
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O :04.1'7
O S1t►
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G (i Miles ... .Hun T Crawfonl .... 0
J Hunter (1. Lib,). I P Thompson (Soe.)... .
J M Briggs (Sne.t ..
.1 13 Hay ... ( A W Wright
J PGardiner .... { F A Frost (Soc.) ...
( W D McPherson
W J Hevey (1. Lat.)! *IV K McNaught ..
.1 f.indala (Lab.) .. 1 F A Frost ... ......
1) (' Hoss.ack 4 Join Shtw
J Simpson (Sor•)
*J H ('nrnegie ( tcc.)
%V A Goodwin(Soc.) .
Tho9 Stewart *5 .1 F'ox .. .....
U Ratz. I DrL•iekne•r
H Martin !Soc.,
%V 1Vagn.•r ..... .... *0 I'..tti.on
Gmu \V `utherl•)nd * F: E Fraser ... .. .
Alex McKinnon *J J l'raig....... ....
A �� 'ry.,,n r *Joseph P Downy
{ 11 I eters (Socislis( l
...Tames McEtving *.ins Tucker .. ....
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