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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1908-07-30, Page 140c to JAN. '09 NOW IS THE TIME to subscribe for the ADVO- CATE and get a bargain as above stated; or else take advantage of our Low Club Rates - s - TWENTY-FIItST YEAR. EXETER. ONTARIO. THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1908. Wedding Invitations i„ Nt•tt e•t t 'l'ypt r• Uu 13,.>.t Papers The finest k\'ork And slight Prices The Advocate Oftce,;Exeter SANDERS & CREECH The Old Reliable ,Are You TraveIIing? If you are going away for a few days or a few weeks to spend your vacation it will pay you to call on us and get equipped with all your Travelling Necessities. We are showing a handsome variety of Travelling Goods. Trunks, Suit Cases, Hand -Bags, Vacation Clothing, Hats, . • . Footwear, .. . E\'er ..hing you will need to make your Summer Outing a pleasant one. Come in and look our stock of Travelling goods over. You will surely find things that you will require. We are sure our prices will please you. Highest price paid for produce—Butter 19c, Eggs 18c. CARLING BROS. A GREAT BIG Child's Kid Slippers 113f111.11 Plain and Fancy hostres 1 COLORS-- Brown, Blue, OGreen aqd Black. Regular price 50c All on Sale at one Price - 38c. in Red, Tan and Black, with Strap and Fancy Silk Bow and Buckle. $1.35 Slipper for $1,19 $1.25 „ 41.10 $LTX) „ $Sc Man's Fine Straw Hats at Reduced Prices. Going to sell every hat. All this season a st,1e,;. Sailor shapes, I $2.75 Hat for $1.90 $2,00 I $1,50 $LO() $1.50 +1.00 Groceries Our stock of Groceries are Fresh. Yon can depend upon it, we sell only the BEST: Fresh New Fruits, Pure Spices, Vinegars, Canned Goods, Extracts, Baking Powders, Cereals, are PURE and GOOD. \Ve also sell Red Rose Tea, which everybody likes. Try a package. Black or Mixed. :ilk, 40c, lime a lb. SNELL & ROWE Pr.fesaleaal Cards. DIL 0. 1'. ROUL8TON, I. D. a, D. D. IL Li CAIRNS, VLTER1XARy SURGEON. 1 • Successor to Da. RAMAT, D 8 N ! 1ST Special Attention to Dentistry. Member of th- R. C. D. 8. of Ontario and honor graduate of Toronto Uniser.tty. OTTICE: Over Dickson R ('arling's Law Office, In Dr. Aoderson's former ental Parlors. DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L D. 8., D. D. 5.. alIl000r graduate of Toronto t'nlreriste. DENTIST Teeth filtrated without any pain, or any bad effects *Weimer GIa.Imao a Stanbury's office, Main street Itsatar. Medical DR, T. P. McLAUGIILlN Has renamed practice after spendinga year (sol• lege) at British and Continental tloeptals. General tiractice with spaidattention to Eye, (with refrac- on) Bar, Noce and Throat. Otfi e• Dashwood, Ont. 1 Legal. Dlessos a CABLING, BARRL(TER.a, s.tLlt l• ton, rotaries. Conveyancers. Commissioner'. Stalcttors for Motions Bank. etc. ■osoy to Lou at lowest rates of interest. (Mi v•, Ms'n street, "Teter. L >l CalWaii, ILA , L, H. Dooms M ONKY TO LOAN. We ha* e a large amount of pet. ate funds to loan s farm and .Blare properties at low rates of inter asp. 0LADMAN k STANBURT, Sarel•ters, 8olkitore,5ata st., Bteter B. 5. PI4LLIP$, Bxierstt. Licensed Arctaoaeee. Sales attended ,n all parts. Satiafa.-tion guaran• teed or no pay Term. reasonable. Alt oeders left td.c ate 011,e w:l; 1 e promptly attended to. On William Brown Prof. Diploma of Royal fnocrporatM %Ditty of rtast••ians. England. Organist M Tri.:tt Memorial Chnech,i atiee. Piano, organ, Harmony and Theory el Neale, Teems on •pplbation. tatter, Ont, J. SENIOR Agent Confederation Life Assurance Company, also Fire Insurance in lead - log Canadian and British Companies. Main -St„ Exeter. Rouse For Sale. Night calls left at the hone of Mr. Peter Bowden Main street, rope. Trit'ttt Memorial Church), will be promptly attended to. EXETER, • ONTARIO. OSIce-Dr. Ramsay', old stand, corner of Main and North streets, !opp PyWs Blacksmith Shop'. Tour patronage solicited. House to Rent in Elimville The undersigned is offering to rent his frame dwelling in Elimville, with 1•5 acre of laud. itand and soft water and a number of fruit trees on the pren.ise.lot particulars app y to JOSlt('A JOHN*. or the undersigned. WM. SLEMoN. House and Land for Sale. The nnder'igneat ie nfferind fct .ale his house and land on Huron Street fist. The house is of frame and is in rood repair. The land consists of Ilf acres In good condition. Good water -hand and soft. Good stable. Some good fruit trees, etc. Posses- sion given now or In rho fall- Apply at the home of Abraham fearing. Jr., Simco, Street. wit S. BAKER. Clerk's Notice of First Post- ing of Voter's List, 1908. Municipality of the Township of Stephen, County of Huron. Notioe is hereby. given that 1 hast transmitted cr deli.ered to the Onions mentioned in sertiors b and 9 of the Ontario Voters' List Act, the ropiea re•quir.I by saki sections to to transmitted cr deli. teed M the list. made purnunt to the maid AA, M all persons appearing by the last re. lied Assessment Roll of the said muni. ipa1rr tot* entitlM rn sote in the said mnnicip{valite at Elections for Members e,1 the Legis• lathe Awm.t.lr and at Muni. ipal IJe-tion.; and the maid list was Snit pasted up at my office, at Crediton, on the eleventh day of July, A, D , 1i(rr and remains there for inept. -tion FJe. tor. are called upon to etamine the .ant Het anal if any omi-aon., or any ether errors are found therein. to take immediate proceedings to ha.e the said errors corrected as online to law. Dated at Credito,, July 11th. 190K HENRY EMBER. Township Clerk PQ11TAI3LE ENGINE FOR SALE in the Tillage r1 Exetet,.,tryatedonfslm.eetttwt, 12 horst-pov' r, ci:cap. Apply 1':t a frame ehellinngg.2,torit.,kitchen and waddled w owe, foes ll roe ?load. LO::dO.^., Oa'. wet re o f tared All goon ts7YM sold d r ertasoe.ablt. Apply at at this - _ TO RENT Cottage to Rent. A frame cottage, in g. -sed repair, and at reasonable rental. Apply at this office. Rcatt,o;rn, two story corsage, 6 beds and welt furnished, on Parkhill end( for mon'h of August. app':• to trtn .Stoncmin, Mitchell. or t o A. J. lz:oa(. (Ira -,d Pend ADDITIONAL LOCALS Subscribe for the Advocate -40e. to Jan. 1906). Mrs. James Bissett is recovering nicely from an attack of pneumonia. Mr. E. M. Dignan, is confined to the house owing to illness, developed from quinsy. An epidemic of disteruper has many of the dogs of town in its grip. Sev- eral have died from the trouble. Mr. Frank Ruse has purchased Mrs. Elliott's barn and is moving it to the rear of his residence on Victoria -et. The Grand Trunk will issue half -fare tickets on Exeter's Civic Holiday, ,Aug. :ird, good going 1st, and :3rd, and returning on the 4th. in all probability Mr. Weidenham- er of Dauphin, Man., a University graduate, will be the Principal of Exe- ter School for the next year, his appli- cation having been accepted. Sawdust is turned into a transport• able fuel by the simple device of being heaters under high pt'enntit'c steam until the resinous ingredients become sticky. when it td pressed into bricks. tine loan with a two -horse power ma- chine can turn out 10,000 bricks a day handily. Three rinks of Exeter bowlers went to Landon this week to take part in the Bowling gournantent. They were W. T. Acheson, \V. II. Levett. t. It. Carling, and W. N'. Taman, skip; J. %V. 13roderick, James 'Taylor, C. 13. Snell and \Vol. Blatchford, skip; J. G. St:tnbtrry, Wil'.:tir• Martin, Rev. Col- lins and Rev. Martin, skip. Itev. Mar- tin's rink won in tate preliminary for the trophy, but like the other two rinks went down in the first game in trophy, association and consolation series. Mensal! sun two in the trophy but then went under. Mrs Dempsey Dcad. After a lingering illness following an operation for gall -stones the death occurred in Toronto on July 27th of Mary Essery. beloved wife of Andrew Dempsey. formerly of Exeter. She was in her Wird year. Last spring she underwent the operation but never re- covered and the end came gradually but surely from that time. She was Aa est int al de lady and her friends here and in Tot onto were many. About ten years ago the family moved from Exeter to Toronto. Deceased was a sister of Mr. Samuel and Mr. John Essery of Osborne, the funeral taking Eplace from the latter's residence to the xeter cemetery on Wednesday. The husband and six daughters survive: Mrs. John G. Smale of California; Mrs. Cliff. Sturdy of Lucan; Mrs. Daltry and Misses Gertie, Alma and Lnly of Toronto. The sympathy of the com- munity is extended to the bereaved. Harpley Art Simpson of Winnipeg and Hom- er Simpson of Virden, Man., visited their uncle, J. 13. Hodgins last week, - Miss Vena Sherritt, who has been staying with her sister, Mrs. J. L. Antos of Brinsley, spent Saturday and Sunday under the parental roof. -Miss A. Nicol was the guest of Miss Maud Hodgins over Sunday. -Miss Agnes Hayter, accompanied by her uncle. visited her sister. Mrs. R. Hodgins of Granton on Sunday. -Rich. Sands of Sao nia spent a few days visiting around Brewster and Ilarpley, PROCLAMATION! CIVIC HOLIDAY, EXETER MONDAY, AUG. 3, 1908 le sailance with the petition of a ['Wilber of the ratepayers of the Vit. lag• of Exeter. 1 hereby proclaim Mon- day, August :ird, 1908, as a day to be obsetvmmt by the citizens of Exeter as Civic Holiday for the Town. All good citizens will govern themselves ac- cordingly. Round Trip Tu i,et- • n (i, T. H. will be issued at Single l irst•l'lass Fare, going August 1st and :3rd, returning August 4th. Special arrangements have been made to run a Sprelid Train front Lon- don to Exeter on Monday evening at 11 o'clock. All parties intending to re- turn on late train will please leave their names at the Advocate, Times or Town Clerk's °Sher. on or before Fri• day evening. July :11et, so that ample accommodation may be provided. (ill) SAVE THE KING. A. Q. BOWER, Clerk's Notice of First Posting of Voters' List, 1908. Municipality of the Village of Exeter. County of Huron. NOTICE is hereby given that 1 hale transmitted or delivered to the persons mentioned in Sea.tioos 6 and 9 of "?he Voters list Act" the copies rey.tired by the saki section tot* so transmitted or deli* erect o1 the list male pursuant to a,d r -t, of all persons appearing by the last rem i•e.l .t.seutneot Roil of the nisi Mun, ,Ftt,ts to T.e entitles] to sole in the part Muni. tpslity at 31ertions for members of the I.egista tire Assembly and at Municipal "Jerboa, and that said list w a, AM ported op at m office at Main street, Exeter, on the 90th day of Joey of lam, and remains then for inspection, FJertars are called upon to cumin. the saki Lid. and if an omission or other errors are found therein, to take immediateMcr•eedirtes to has a the 'Pati erronron•e• te.l i'-^ ling to 1*.. J(t,Erli SENIOR. (leek of the raid Municipality Dated this lOth dap of Jut .. t Miss Ethel Armstrong is visiting in Sarnia. Mr. John Taylor left this week for a trip up the lakes. Mrs. John It Scott is visiting her sister at Kincardine. Mr. Aubry, the French horse buyer, is in town this week. Mrs. Billings expects to leave for Boston on Saturday. Mra. Chas. Snell visited relatives in London this week. Mr. J. G. ,Tones and family are holi- daying at Grand Bend. Mr. R. E. Pickard returned last week from a trip west. Miss Evelyn Gill of Toledo is spend- ing her holidays in town. Mrs. Wm. Verity and children of Brantford are visiting here. Mrs. W. J. Herman returned last week from a visit in Cleveland. Miss Muriel Evans of Ailsa Craig is the guest of the Misses Quance. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart return- ed Wednesday front New York. Mrs. Aquilla Sheere and children of Lansing, Mich., are visiting here. Mrs. ()has. Isasr and children of Lucan are visiting here for a few days. 11re. G. W. Knight of [Merton, spent a few days in town during the weer:, J. Wilson's. -Mr. Jas. Brophy and Master Silas Heid of London is visit- Mrs. I). M. Edwards visited at Robt. ing bis grandfather, Mr. Silas Band- Hutchinson's on Monday.-" Dobie" forts, goes East vete f e tl • til e Dior and children, from Michigam, ate I) visiting at Mr. J. Turner's, "Sun - r• down." (1 reenway NeI•TlALs. --Wedding Bells rang right merrily on Wednesday afternoon at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. Turner --"Sundown "-the occasion be- ing the marriage of their daughter, Miss Theresa, to Mr. Wm. \Vhite- side, of Stephen Township. The bride was attended by her sister, Miidred, and Miss Nary Thompson, of Port Huron, while Mt•. W. Lovie and John Turner assisted the groom. with Miss Durr and Master Harold Turner as maid of honor and page, respectively. The wedding march was played by Miss Era Ifarvey, of Parkhill, while the bridal party took their places on the verandah, which was prettily de- corated for the occasion. The cere• rnony was performed by Rev. 1'. A, Steadman, assisted by Rev. Thiban- deau of Putman and Rev. J. Turner of Michigan. About 20 guests were pres- ent. After warn congratulations, all repaired to the dining•room, where a bountiful menu was spread. The best wishes of their many friends go to Mr. and Mrs. Whiteside in their new home. BitI1creert3.-Miss Carrie Wilson is visitingher friend, Miss Jean Baird, in Parhill.-Mr. and Mrs. Robert En- glish visited at Mr. Thomas Stew- ardson's.--Miss Powers, of 1)ett•oit, is the guest of her cousin, Miss Kate Gooding. --Miss Della 13aird, of Park- hill. called at \\', J. Wilson's. --Mise F. Pollock. of Bay}field, and Mr. Ed. Ster- ling. of Hensall, spent Sunday at W. Miss May Pollen of St. Marys is th guest this week of Mrs. Thornto Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Snell and sou, A thur, returned from Grand Bend on Monday. Miss Grigg is spending a inonths' holiday with relatives at Ottawa and Montreal. Miss Jennie Friend, of Chicago, is the quest of her cousins, the Misses Armstrong. Mr. Audley \Valper of London is visiting his uncle, Mr. Geo. Ethering- ton, Usborne. Mr, John Norry left. Monday for Thantesford, where he will retrain for three weeks. Master Freddie Jewell of London is visitingat t . bonne of his uncle, Mr. James Jewell. Mr, and Mrs. Russell Frayne of Brantford are holidaying with the former's parents. Mise Ida May Welsh of London is spending a few days this week with Miss Velma Easterbrook. Miss May Sanders left Monday even- ing for Denver, Col., to visit her broth- er, Harry, for some weeks. Mr. Coleman Moncur of New York is expected home Saturday to spend two weeks with his parents. Mr. Samuel Avery and his son and granddaughter of Kincardine, are guests at the home of Mr. John Essery, L'shorne. Mr. Ed. Fowell, who returned to Cleveland last week, arrived here with his auto, a nice little white runabout., on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Durwood were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Maguire part of 1 ast week. Mr. Dorwood is re- covering his sight. Frank Ross, son of Mr. J. P. Ross, formerly of Exeter, is spending his vacation in town at the home of his uncle, Mr. J. 1'. !toss. Mr. C. 11. Russell, inspector Public Schools, Calgary, Alta., is spending a few holidays at the home of his father Mr. Wm. Russell. Hay.Mrs, S. W. Parliament of Hamilton and Miss E. J. ('unninghanmof Clande- ,toy, visited their sister, Mrs. Yager, several days during the week. Miss Flosea Sweet returned home on Wednesday of last week, after spend• ing a utast pleasant time of about three weeks with friends in Saintshttry. rr qu n v non•.- - Mr. Fleming, of the Bank of ('0111. 11)01 re, has returned frets, his holidays. Mr. Graham, of this branch, is reliev- ing Mr. James, of Crediton, who is on his holidays. Messrs. Itirhard, John and James Bissett of London were dere over sun - day owing to the illness of their moth- er, Mrs. Janne.. Bissett. Mr. Frank Bisset( was also herr for the week end. T Messrs. \V. J. Heitman. Lather Pen - hale and Elder Elliott returned Jinn. day from Quebec where they attended the frig celebration as members of the composite company of the :33rd batter• lion. Mr. L('. Fleming and family moved to Clinton last week to be more cen- trally located for his work as secretary of the Y.M.('.A. for Huron County. We regret to lose such estimable people. Mr. Thos. Harvey, who has been combining business with pleasure. re- turned from a trip to Halifax. Mont- real, Quebec and other places, return- ed home Friday night. ile was accom- panied by his daughter, Miss Gert ie. Mr. and Mrs. John Newcombe and Mr. and Mrs. Crocker of Stratford arrived here Sunday in their auto to spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Snell, Osborne. Mr. Joseph Swan and Miss Lucy Lockwood of Clinton were also visitors at Mr. Snell's nn Sunday. BIRTHS Pittner:- in McGillivray. on July 22, to the wife of Ernest fierce, a son. CARRUTHEtt, -In McGillivray, on July 22, to the wife of Henry Carruthers, a son. S(1CTrater. - In Blanshard, on Monday, July doth, to Mr. and Mrs. George Southall, a daughter. HAnitts--In Usborne, Con. 2, on July 21st, to Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Harris, a daughter. Doss --In Usborne, Con. 2, on July 2tui. to Mr. and Mrs. George Dunn, a daughter. Du.NAN--In Hamilton, at the home of Dr. Smith, to Mr. and 114rs. Bruce Dignan, a son: MARRIAOBs, KENNEDY-II000INS- At London, on Wednesday, July 22nd, 19(14, Miss Ida Hodgins to Dr. H. J. Kennedy, of Ailsa Craig. CARTES-GLiDDON- At Clinton, on July 21st. Miss Ellett Gliddon to Rueben Thomas Carter, both of Clinton. W ILITI-MARSHAI.I. --At. the residence of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. 1I. Marshall, St. Marys, on July 16th, Mies Edna F. Marshall to Mr. Hazelton C. White, both ..f St. Marys. 1VHIT> xupF:—'rUitsiu-Iu Stephen, on July '22nd, at the residence of the bride, by ltev. T. A. Steadman, William Whiteside to Miss Annie Theresa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jephetb Turner, both of Stephen. DEATHS Mu ntoE-In Brucefleld, on July 18th, George Munroe, aged 31 years. EuAN--In St. Marys, on July 170.1, Maty Herron, relict of the late Michael Egan. Ms'Cenesgai.--ln St. Marys. on July Pith, Andrew \icCunnetl, aged 74 years, 4 months and 10 days. Gitlr•saerri-At Parkhill, on July 22 Eleanor May Thompson, beloved wife of Oscar A. (ariRr•th. BitowN-In 51. Marys, on July 15th, Sarah Ellen Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Moore, aged '?t1 years,'( months, 24 days. Dlc"tr,Ev--In Toronto, on July 27th, Mary Essery, bm;;.l•rd a;f.. ;.f An- drew Dempsey, y, formerly of Exeter, in her 013rd year. IILTToN-In St. Marys, Judy lith, '1'emperata:e Robinson Woolt•icb, relict of the late Frederick George Hutton, aged SS years, 5 months, 7 days. Iron is -Lt Exeter, on July 24tb, Thomas Howe, in his Slth year. M('DoNAI.o - In Usborne, 'i'h ►toes Road, on July 2Sth, Mary :•:unro, beloved wife of Robert McDonald, in her 76th year. ta&a5,& LJ& &..,scad.sa Last we ek's contest a success !:! goes a good 4x5 CAMERA chi, w, : is. Wit, h th,. Window for parti. u• N tars. Other pri:es too HEAR THE NEt% Al GI aT HEC'Ota.:', 1 1 r( ENJOYME Quince and Almond Cream Removes Tan,Sunburn,Red:1":';, and Makes the Akin as Soft as Silk. Just the article to take with you on your vacation. Large Bottles 'L5 cents. 40 Talcum Powders, Perfumes, etc. " Phonographs, Records, etc. 1r 4 see Oar New Cards This Week ! 11/ 1/11 THE PURITY t Watch Window. Can.Exp.Bldg. 1 �'ffr11F r� The New Store Groceries and Boots & Shoes Having leased the premises two (k)Ois north of th.; Post Office, Exeter, and put in a complete stock of up -to (late Boots and Shoes and a choice line of' Groceries. I desire to in- form the Public of the same and to solicit a share of the business of the people of Exeter and vicinity. I aim to keep nothing but the best of goods and Vr,.. may feel assured that you will be pleased with the wav yo'i will be treated when in this store. Call and give us a trial, and ix' convinced that wha! we say We (lo. Whalen A very interesting game of baseball was played here between Cedarville and Whalen Thursday evening fast. The Cedarville boys were much diaap• pointed the turn the game took. The thought all they bad to do was to reach and grab the game. They reached and got the lemon. One bad fifty dollars to pot up on the game, but when the game was started be waa asked the color of his coin -and he faded. The score was a decisive victory for Whal- en, beirg eleven to three, ill -3), and an inning` to spare. The boys are .ter netur_a. nc doubt they esi on IlEAMAN'S HARDWARE de The return match will 1•e pf,•aypde nn Sat., Aug. let, at 231, at :'edaryille, happy and feel li a cleaning up on Ex• . J. Wilson - Exeter Two doors north of Post Orrice se Plymouth Thines THE BEST IS CHEAPEST ! Gold Medal, 650 feet to lb., 14e Silver Sheaf, 600 « Ply. Special, 500 66 9 1-2c It pays to use Plymouth Twines Castor Machine Oil, Cylinder Oils and Threshers' Mitts Owen Sound and Portland Cement The best for walls, walks, floors, etc. STOVE STORE