Exeter Advocate, 1908-08-27, Page 135c to JAN. '0
NOW IS TUE TIME. to
subscribe for the ADVO-
CATE and get a bargain
as above stated; or else
tak.' .elv:untage of our
Low Club Rates
TWENTyeFIRST YEAR.
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F.XETF.R, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 27. 1908.
Wedding
Invitations
In Ncttest %'yeas
On Best Pa ers
The Finest W\'ork
And Right Pricey
The Advocate Office,:Exeter
SANDERS & CItE ECH
The Old Reliable
Its an undisputed fact that Carling
Bros. have the Best Groceries
in town.
JUST ASr OUR COMPETITORS if we don't have the
best. They can't say no, for they know we have. Our
Sugars, Teas Coffees, Spices, Fruits, Biscusts, are always
fresh and good. We have a "stand-in" with nearly everyone
because of the superiority of our groceries, We know how
to buy them—that's the way.
Oh Yes! Need Any Crockery ?
E NEARLY FORGOT TO TELL YOU that we have
we � e
in u�,a a New Goods. They're Beauties, too.
There's a nicety about them that will appeal to you.
So will the prices we are asking.
Highest Price Paid for POULTRY, dead or alive,
Highest price paid for produce—Butter 19c, Eggs 18c.
CARLING BROS.
35 Men's Suits
to 44. Regular price of all $10.00, reduced to clear $7.50'
at $2.50 reduction on
each suit, in blue and
hlack serge, dark and
light tweeds, sizes 80
%White Waists at 25 off.
A few choice styles in fine lawn
Walks. These are sure to go quick at
such a big discount.
White Underskirts
7 only white underskirts made of
good material and very prettily trim-
med. $2.00 skirt for $245, $1.60 skirt
for $1.13, $1.25 skirt for 88c.
75 Boys' Tweed Suits at 20 per cent. discount
Made of Fine Imported Tweeds. Quality that will et'tnd good hard wear.
Number of different styles, all sizes 22 to 31 on sale at 20 per cent. off. Now is
the tir,te to fit your boy with a good suit at Big Saving.
12 1-2 wash goods for 10c ILace Hosiery
All Ringhams, chalins an , cashmer- i in tan, brown, black and white, all
delainetts, nabelins and all other
12}c wash stuffs o sale at lee. I on sale at exactly wholesale prices.
Men's Strong Wearing
Shirts at a Snap Price
Made of rock fast drill in Blues, Blacks and Greys. Small neat patterns and
stripes warranted fast colors ,and wear guaranteed. On Sale at 15c.
SNELL & ROWE
Prefesaleasl Cards.
tow 0. F. ROL'LSTON, L. D. 8., D. D. 8.
DENTIST
✓ smber of the ii. C. D. 8. of Ontario and Honor
Graduate of Toronto Unitereity.
017105: Over Dickson k r'uling's Law Office, In
Dr. Anderson's former Dental Parlors.
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. 8., D. D. 8.•
Honor graduate of Toronto Univerlst,.
I)ENTIST,
tom ettrs-ted with mt any pain, or an. had alae@
Mee over Madman S Stant un'i office, Main strut
t x.tar.
Medica!
DR. T. P. Mct.A1.OIH.IN
Has resumed practice after spending a year (Col•
lege) at British and Continental Hospitals. General
practice with special attention to Eye, (with refrac-
tion) Ear, Nose and Throat.
omce: Dashwood, Ont.
Legal.
IOxsoN a CARLINO, BARRISTERS, 801.10i.
tors. Notaries. Conveyancers, Commissioners.
Solicitors for Molsons Rank, etc.
MOUS, to Loan at lowest weed interest.
Offices, Main street, Exeter,
1. R. Casting, D.A., L• H. DlCtsos
MONEY TO LOAN.
We have a large amount of private fonds to loan
n farm and tillage properties at low rates of Inter
est.
OLADMAN & STANBURY,
Barristers, Solicitors,Main .• . Exeter On
B. S. PIi1LLTt'M. ExETF:It,
Llcesed Aactloneer.
Sales attended in all parte. Satisfa: tion guaran-
teed or no pay. Tenni reasonable. All orders left
at Advocate Office will be promptly attended to.
! William Brown
Prot. Dipinma of Royal Incorporated Society of
Mustdans, England; Organist of Trivitt Memorial
Aoreb.6xeter. Plano, Organ, harmony and Theory
of Merle, Terms on application. Exeter, Ont.
J. SENIOR
Agent Confederation Life Assnrance
Company, also Fire Insurance in lead -
Ing Canadian and British Companies.
Main -St.., Exeter.
House For Sale.
in the Village f F.attct •tuattl on ,..,•r
e.t►ee
t,
a frame dwelling, 2 510,1?e. kitchen and woodshed[
*table. good well, one fifth se re M land. All in gon.i
condition. Will be sold reasonable. Apply st tide
Office.
Cottage to Rent.
A frame cottage, in good repair, and
at reasonable r^ntal. Apply at this
since.
L' CAIRNS, VETERINARY BURGEON.
J_ .
Successor to Da. RAMSAY,
Special Attention to Dentistry.
Night calls lett at the home of Mr. Peter Bawden
Main street. (opp. Trivitt Memorial Church), will be
promptly attended to.
EXETF.It, • ONTARIO.
Office—Dr. Raman)es old stand, corner o1 Main and
North streets, (opp.I'ym's Blacksmith 8hop).
Your patronage solicited.
House to Rent in Elimville
The undersigned is offering to rent his frame
dwelling in Elimvllle, with 1.5 acre o1 land. Hard
and soft water and a number of fruit trees on the
premises. For particulars apply to JOSH CA JOHNS,
or the undersigned.
wed. SLEMON.
House and hand for Sale.
The undersigned is cff. ring for sale his house and
land on Iluron Street East. The house Is of frame
and is fn good repair. The land consists of ( res
In goo.! condition. Goal water—hard and asoft.
Good stable. Some good fmit , etc. Posses.
sion giten now• or in the fall. Apply at the home
of Abraham Waring, Jr., Sime* Street.
W51. 8. RAKER.
ESTRAY HEIFER.
There strayed unto the premier -sof the undersign-
ed, Lot S,Con. 6, Hay, on or about Aug. 7th, a year-
ling heifer. Owner can hat e same by proving prop.
erty aryl pa;ingexpenses.
JAIIEZ STACEY
Hay P. 0.
Excellent Town Property
For Sale.
TIIE SOVEREIGN HANK Is offering for sale that
desirable town property situated on the comer of
James and Albert Streets, being Lots el and 65, for-
merly owned by Mr. D. 8. O'Neil. Apply to
TiiE CANADIAN RANK OF COMMERCE,
Exeter. Ont,
Clearing Auction Sale
Horses, Buggies, Wagons, Etc,
1111. TitOS. CAMERON has received Instructions
to esu by Public Auction at the
CENTRAL iIUTEI., EXETER, on
SAT[ ItDAY, At OL'ST 20th, 1008,
at one o'clock p. m, sharp,
the following pro rty, vii: 1 pair geldings, 3 years
old (agricultural)2 gelding 5 and 8 years old
((lyde);1 driving mare s yrsold, At for fanner or lady
driver- 2 gond dairy cows the following articles all
new --(umber wagon, complete. (Adam. make); 3
sets of lumber wagon springs: 4 top bvggiee; 1 milky
w
plo; 2 Targe ?furrow plows; 2walking plows;
3-0nun land roller; disc harrow; grinder, 2 wheel-
barrows; !i dot. hog troughs; incubator; washing
machine; 2 cutter robes: also fnlb,winr articles
nearly new- set of singly and set of doable driving
harness; 1 lumber wagon; 3 hn,rgvs; wagonette;
Gladstone buggy.
TERMS -FA and under seen; over that amoue% 12
months credit will ie given on furnishing emoted
Joint n.,te. •, Per , ear „8 f•:'r cash on , redo am.•ant•
Po.Itiveta no Rc.ervs Is lb* Proprietor
en. Rented Hi. Shop.
WG. I3is8LTF, TNO.. CAME1:ON
Proprietor. Aucti.' .& -
Baseball,
The Indians of Iieosall drove down
on Friday and played a game of ball
with our boys. At the finish the score
stood 8-3 in favor of Exeter. Not un-
til the end of the 8th was the victory
decided, as in that inning the boys
scored five urns. In the first innin e
the visitors got one man over the plate
and Exeter did not score until the 4th
when three wren got in. In the 8th
the visitors got 1 and the homesters 5.
The Indians were a decent, quiet lot of
boys and off and on the field conduct-
ed themselves as gentlemen. They all
cannot play hall. however, although
three or four of thein know the game
pretty well. Pitcher, catcher and fitst
base [nen were good workers and play-
ed well, the pitcher fanning our boys
pretty often and thoother two stop-
ping everything that came their way.
The features of the playing of Exeter
boys were the work of Bawden in the
box, Bissett on short and Rendle in
the field. Damien handed in some
nice fans, Bissett aceepted some beau-
tiful chances, and nothing seemed too
difficult for Randle. Three Exeter old
boys. George !? tcrett, Sandy Bawden
and Ike Bissett, who are home on a
vacation, were in the garne an 1 their
playing was appreciated. The line up
Indians:—S. Simon, D. Beeswax, J.
Simon, S. Logeon, A. Albert. C. Sim-
on, A.Sturgeon, A. Charlow, N. Beach,
Exeter:—G. Manns, M. Hoskins, 1.
Bissett, G Eacrett, A. Stewart, H.
Rend!e, B. Martin, S. Bawden, P.
Fleming.
Mr. Sani'I Sanders, Sr., is in London
visiting his son, Mr. Jas. Sanders, who
has just returned from the Sanitarium
at Muskoka. Mrs. Wm. Fisher and
Mrs. Joshua Heywood (sisters) also
spent Saturday with him.
AUCTION SALE
—OF—
BRiCK HOUSE AND LOT
IN CENTRALIA
—ON—
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11th, 1008
p. in., on the premises.
,.articulare apply to
Gt.11'MIAN h Sl4NIIURY, JOHN GiLL,
Barristers, Exeter. Auct., Exeter.
South Huroli Election
Abstract Statement of Ex-
penses Incurred by
Henry Eilber.
Printing, advertising, etc $115 90
1 hereby certify that the above is a
true statement of the expenses Recert-
ified by C. H. Sanders, financial agent
for Ilenry Eilber.
\VM. CONSIT,
Returning OMcer.
Auction Sale
—OF—
VALUABLE
OF—
VALL'ABLE 50 ACRE FARM
IN STEPHEN.
1 have been instructed by the Administratix of the
Estate of the late Jane Ilodeins to offer for sale by
Auction, on the minima, on
TUESDAY, SEPT. 15th, 1008,
at 2 o'clock p. m.,
the North Half of Lot Number Vire (6), In the
Ninth (Oth) Concession of the Township of Stephen,
in the County of Iluron, cootafning by admeasure-
ment Fifty (.p0) Acres, more or less.
On this property is a log dwelling house, frame
tram and frame stable, brick milk house, and n never
falling well of good water. The land is all cleared
and in a good state of cultivation, It is fairly well
undo rdraincd and fcr : I. There is about one-half
(Si) acre of orchard.
At the game time and place a quantity of farm ins.
{dements and household furniture will also be offered
for sale.
TERMS
Rest ESTare-Ten (10) per cent. of the purchase
mons • on the day of sale, and the balance Iu sixty
(60) lays thereafter without Interest. A portion M
the purchase money can remain on Ant mortgage at
Fine (5) per cent, Interest. If the purchaser .lesires.
C111mte—Ten Dollars (Ifo) and under, Cash,
Over that amount Thirty (30) Days will be given on
furnishing approved Joint notes.
.a r
F rth r termsant r conditions ndillons will be made known
on day of sale, or may 1. had on application to
MADMAN .f STANRL'RY, JOHN D11.1.,
Exeter, Ontario, Atettoneer,
8ollcitore for Administrativ. Exeter, Ontario
Court of Revision
rept: TIIE.
Township of Stephen
Notice ie h::ct,y given that a Court
will be held, pursuant to the Ontario
Vetere' Ltrts Art. by Ills honor the
Judge of the County of Iluron, at the
Township Hall, Crediton. on the 9th
day of September, 1908, at Ten o'clock
In the forenoon. to hear and determine
complaints of errors and omissions In
the Voters' List of the Munl:lpality of
the Township of Stephen for 19,)9.
Dated at Crediton, this 22nd day of
August, 1908.
HENRY EILiiEIt,
Clerk of the Tp. of Stephen
Court of Revision
1 TIIE
VILLAGE OF EXETER
Notice t s• hereby given that a Court,
will be herd, pursuant to Toe Ontario
Vo'crs'Llste Art, by 1118 Honour the
Judge of the County Court of the Coun-
ty of Iluron, at the Town Hall, enter
on the 9th day of September. 1909, at
ten o'clock in the forenoon. to near and
derermine conmplaints of morn and
omissions in the Voters' List of the
1 r r i, tlity of the Village of Steer
l)at .1 ..t FT . , .tu:u,• - . d. 1908.
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JOS. SENIOR,
(1 rk Fte'er.
Centralia
Mi-., Agnes Ilf•phurn visited friends
..• y,utdey.
Liberal -Conservative ling
•orne, is attending a committee Mr, Joseph Hawkins, Reeve of et -
Convention
John Sherritt of Stephen Was
The Unanimous Choice.
The Liberal -Conservatives of South
Huron convened In McDonell's Hall, at
Henson, on Tuesday afternoon and
chose a candidate to contest the rid-
ing In the Interests of the party at the
approaching Dominion election.
Flom the 11et of candidates nominat-
ed 1l Is readily seen that the party
considers South Huron can be redeant-
ed. Those who were nominated were,-
Henry Horton of Tuckeratnith, Hugh
Spackman of Exeter, Thomas Hays of
Seaforth, Jonathan Dterner of Zurich,
John Sherritt of Stephen, John Mt
Naughton of Stanley, T. 11, Carling of
Exeter, John McDonell of Hensallf
M. Broderick of Seaforth, Rev. Joseph
Elliott of Goderich, J. A. Williams of
Zurich, George Holman of Egmondvllle,
and Henry Ellber of Credltdn. Anyone
of these men would slake a good can-
didate, and all were very optimistic au
to the result on election day.
The meeting which was very largely
attended by delegates and ethers
wrested In the party's welfare was op-
ened by the president, Mr .J. A. \VII-
llams, who explanted tie object of the
tneeting,and stated that not so long ago
it was difficult to get a candidate In
South Iluron, whereas now wnen the
Conservative cause was on the rising
tide !n this riding [.tete are c.tn-1.d-
ates In plenty. No matte' from wase
the candidate crane he wanted tea Ira.
man—Vat man to win.
The nominations then took plaee with
the result as above stated. Each nomi-
nee was given five minutes to address
the meeting, at the conclusion of wnich
all had retired wit:n the exception of
Thomas !lays, Jonathan blether and
John Sherrie. On a vote being taken
it was found that Mr. Sherritt sad re-
cclved more votes than the other two,
and on motion of Mr. Hays and Mr.
Dlerner he was tendered the unani-
mous choice of the convention.
In their addresses the nominees ex-
pressed themselves :to b3ing certain of
the election of the party candidate if
good work was done. Mr. Horton who
contested tine bye -election in January
was retiring owing to pressure 01 other
bootlaces. Mr. Spackman, Mr. I3roder-
Ick, Mr. Carling and Mr. Holman made
good fighting speeches, but withdrew.
as did alio Mr. Williams and Mr. Mc-
Naughton. • Rev, Joseph Elliott said he
Was born and raised Ir. Stanley and
Hayfield and the interests were largc-
y In the riding, but he declined to
stand. The flagrant violation of the
pledges and promises of t)io Laurier
Government, he aaid, was cresting a
totting that it was tine for a change.
At some other time he would like to b_
a candidate In this riding.
"!la's a Jolly good Fellow" was sung
heartily on Mr. Sherritt's being declar-
d the candidate, and tie made an ex -
client speech dealing particularly
with the extravagance of t.lu Liberals
who had claimed to be the party of
economy. it he were not eletced it
would riot be because he had not work -
d.
Mr. Ellber spoke only for a few n,o-
nents, thanking the electors for their
ul.port of him In the recent election.
lo had always found them good then
and true, and he trusted they would be
quail, cattiest and successful In the
oming struggle.
Mr. Later, M. H. for Italdiman gave
fine address. 110 belloved the gov-
rnment was golrg to make a detertntn-
d effort to capture the three Iturone
ut the Conservative party was grow -
i; stronger wader the able leadersnip
t Mr. Morden, who will give the coun-
ry honest government when he becomes
rcmlrr. Ile then launched into a crit-,
ism of the extravagance of a govern -
lent that would increase tie exp^n-
l:ure so much In twelve years, so that
was becoming alarming for a country
t the population of only six millions
e Ilethought It w the du'
1 pcoplwas Y
t every good Canadian to call a lilt.
Mr. Spotton of Wingharn also deity -
red a speech full Of fight In the In -
rest of good government.
nesclurionrr of co.afblence In Mr. liar -
en and Sir James Whitney were
ad and adopted.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS
Hiss Bit ref London is visiting Miss
Lela Gould.
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\, 1). Hnrdon is visiting in
Mount (%armee.
J1 r. Palmer of the Molsons Bank is
holidaying in 1{idgetown.
Mr. Alger of the Bank of Commerce
is holidaying iti Detroit.
Mies Ethel Quick, of London, is the
guest. of Miss Gladys Dearing.
Messrs. Alf. and James Wallen; re-
turned from the Soo Saturday.
,Hiss Mabel Mara of Lucan is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. W. S. Cole.
Mrs. Aquilla Sheere returned to her
home in Lansing, Mich., on Tuesday.
M. Y. McLean, M.I'., of Seaforth,
WAS in town yesterday, shaking hands
with friends.
-- Mr. ilorace Marwood of Lansing,
is here visiting his mother, Mrs.
James Pickard.
Mr. John Mitchell has commenced
the building of a residence on the mar-
ket Square, Main street.
Mr. Robert Sanders is now taking a
trip up the Columbia River, camping
and trout fishing, for two weeks.
Mr. Fred Sanders, of Lecknow, is
spending a c. hple. weeks here, prior to
attending the School of Pharmacy at
Toronto.
The Anniversary Services of the
Trivitt Memo; ial Church, Exeter, will
he held on Sunday, Sept. 13th, when
the popular rector. Rev. i{. J. M. Perk-
ins. i3. A., of Ingersoll, will ('4 n+lu, t
the services.
erich this week.
Miss Rose Finkbeiner, of Berlin, ar-
rived here to -day and will visit for
some length of time with her sister,
Mrs. Esli Heywood,
Mr, Sant'' Crawford and his daugh-
ters, Mrs. Matice and Miss Clara, and
his son, Wm., of Duluth, visited at
Mr. T. M. Kay's this week.
Manufacturing Boxes.
The Ross -Taylor Company, which
has had a steady and healthy growth
since its establishment here, has added
another important branch to the busi-
ness, namely: the manufacture of box-
es. The firm has already secured a
number of large size orders and every-
thing gives promise to an extensive
trade in this line. The Company de-
serves credit for their push and enter-
prise. They have from time to time
enlarged their premises, increased
their capacity and output, until they
now enjoy one of the best manufactur-
ing trades in Western Ontario.
Exeter Council
Regular session of the Council was
held in the Town Hall on Friday, Aug.
21st. Absent Councillor Knight. The
minutes of the meeting held Aug. 7th
were read and approved.
A letter from the Secretary of the
School Board requesting that $2500 be
levied for school purposes for the en-
suing year. Also a card regards the
annual meeting of the Ontario Muni-
cipal Association to be held in Toron-
to on the 2nd and 3rd of September.
Both of which were ordered to he tiled.
James Creech, Sr., asked that the
Council re -open a ditch on Mill street.
Fake— He:unau—tha t the Commission-
er look into the same and if necessary
have it repaired,—Oarried.
A petition signed by J. H, Scott, W.
Bagshaw, A. Gidley and others asking
for a light at. the corner of Wellington
and William .streets. Referred to a
committee of the Reeve and Councillor
Fuke to report at the next meeting on
motion of Hemmen and Johns.—Car-
viol.
Iieaman—Fuke—Owing to the sev-
eral complaints re -street watering,
the commissioner is hereby authorized
to notify Mr. White that the Council
demands it better service or in future
a reduction will be wade in weekly
payments.—Carried.
The committee appointed to look in-
to the condition of the lower drain
along Ann street reported that the
two drains connecting therein are
both blocked at the mouth and they
recommend the same to be cleaned at
once. They also find that the creek is
badly choked through the fields of
Carling and Gidley estates, also east
of Main street through to Albert
street by trees, grass, coarse weeds,
etc., which is allowed to grow. Would
ask that some action be taken to have
s corrd
The foliecteo win.g accounts were real
thi
and ordered to h.• paid; -The Queen
City Oil Co., gasoline $7.77; Thomas
Ifar•tnoll, hal. due on drain contract
$125.02; Thos. White, 2 weeks street
watering $28.11'. P.ts ed on motion of
Johns and Fuke.—Carried.
W. J. Heitman adjournment.
JOSEPH SirNlott, Clerk.
McNtcoi.—At Ilensall, nn Aug. 17th,
to Mrs. McNicol, a son,
geld.—.\t 1.1. ury, on the 19th ins'. to
\tr. and Mrs. J. C. Reid, a eon.
11)08.—Ili McGillivray, 011 the 18t11
Inst., to Mr, and Mrs. J. L. Aides, 12
concession, a son.
MARRIAGES,
Withcrepoot:—Craven—At .Ulan Craig 0.,
Friday, Auguut 14tn, 190S, by Rev.
Mr. Kennedy, Jane E., daughter of
John Craven, to James .Witherspoon
Loll. of Maclil:vray.
DEATHS
\VRIN—In London, on Aug. 18th,
lI(nry Wein, aged 27 ye,.ts, 2 mos.
and 23 days.
IIANDEORn—in Tnllesville, Sask., on
Aug. 13th, Caleb Handford, formerly
of Exeter, aged 54 years,
STEI'HENB—In \Voodhatu on Aug. 24th
Joseph Stephens, aged 70 years, 7
months,2 days.
En\v.\itus—In Lucan, at the residence
of her son-in-law, Alex. Reith, on
Ang. 21th, Miley, widow of the late
John Edwards of Denfield, aged 00
years.
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41 THE PIIRITY 6
Soaps
Soaps
Soaps
all kinds
all prices
lir'urVatch Window. Can. Exp. Bldg.
The New Store
Boots &ShoesWE HAVE A Special Line of
Patent Shoes which are
going fast. Come in and
sec them. Styles and prices aro right. They will suit you.
A full line of other shoes that are suitable for any wear. You
will be pleased with them,
GROCERIES
OUR G ROUE!? 1 ES ARE ordered
often and kept fresh and now
all the tis'. We will nbe
pleased to see you try then. Breakfast Foods, Can
Goods, Pickles, Syrups, Etc. An excellent line of
Confectionery, also.
WANTED
Butter ;Ind Eggs.
BUTTER AND EGGS. We
will ay you the Highest
p
Market Price in trade for
Bring them in.
T. J. Wilson - Exeter
Two doors north of Post Office
HE R M A N SUPPLIEi3
EVERYTHING
Leather Belting
Lace Leather
Gauge Glasses
Rubber Packing
Cylinder Oil
Artie Cup
Globe Valves
Threshers'
Rubber Belting
l3uflalo 13e1 t Fasts
Babbitt Metal
Spend Packing
Machine Oil
Grease
Mitts
Stop Cocks
Threshers Will Find Prices Right!
ing lulu P1tlnlbing.
d ( v. .fEavet,()ngh Galvanized 1
Tin and Iron Work of every de.scription.
HERMAN'S HARDWARE & STOVE STORE