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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1908-11-26, Page 4(Utter Advocate, Sanders & Creech, Props. THURSDAY, Nov. 26, 1908 .ttIT!; AND CUJIJ1fsN7' The nnnounc' anent that Mr. C. C. Hut/gine ex- I.P., site been appointed but et of the Hospital for Epileptics at \Voedstuck in sncee'ion to the late Jolt Ronan, will he ieeeived with gen- eral satisfaetion. .Mi. Hudgins enjoys a great personal eopulatmity tieing t► courteous, self-respecting gentleman, who seta won :► deep nl:ice in tit,' :effec- t, . .+-i': cu ,' f personal frie••eele. It is eertain that the ap +uiut- n e'lt will he wc;l receives] and that Mt. lledgins will give honor to the posit lee he will occupy. Credlttou Itev. A. Y. Heist, Presiding Elder of Berlin, preached in the Evangelical C11t1• e 1) on :Saturday and Sunday and pins! _ the pat taking of The Lord's Slipper at the morning service. —Ss. •i'ai .,f 11111• citizens Bas' a mirage last hrid.ty. The lake, with ships and shore lin-, were plainly seen in the sky. This is something unusual for this, part of the conntry.—Mrs. Henry Smith of Detroit is here assisting her father in selling the household goods prior to weir returning to the city to live. The auction sale will be held to- day Thursday at 1 p.m.—Fred Kerr, our professional crack shot, was in Pl+rkl,ill this week attending the shooting teurnanient. We have not heaeai the r -suit but we know Fred will come oat victorious.—John G. \Ve '1 it now occupying the dwelling Winch was moved on the site of the or de'stroye'd Sy pre a few weeks ago. II, lias ask, d yo.11• correspondent to thank the neighbors and friends for hitn for the kindness shown during the period of distress and inconvenience he had been placed.—Miss Lizzie Fink- beiner of London is home on a few weett',' visit • 0 her parents.—Quite a n,tu,hct t . our } oung people attended iT„rin "('e ,,,'a (,al,rn pr Exeter Friday night and r.'port a very good show.— On Monday evening the Fire Depart- ment of our town was reorganized. A goodly number were in attendance in the Fire Hall and matters of consider- ahle imtr,rt,•nc'a ire re discussed.—Lit- tle illh' 1. aasot:, son of Jatnes Law- son, Jeweller, had a nasty fall on Sat- urday. He was playing on the street Ai.. • ,.i : „:.:'• 'it 'sanding leading lets !3:1:1c >' :'toll. Several boards had been broken and the little fellow fell through t , th.' cellar. Fortunately be escaped with a few bruises and scratch- es. -11. Eilber's artesian well is being tested these days by our townsmen. Quite a number have been drawing water from the well and so far it has not given any indication of f.tiliee its supply.—Rev. J. W. Andrea., of Bluevnle nas a pleasant caller in burg Friday.- Mrs. I3ozlnnd of Woodstock is visiting Mrs. Matthew Whin.—Thos. hInhilpp of Dashwood is threshing in this oeighhorhood at present. He has a regular haat whistle on his engine and nor people often imagine when they he it it that they ate living in the year 11128 when that C.P.R. line rune through here.- James.11ills'of St. Thoinits and Henry Cathcart of Lon- don 1•t,c rat a few days in town the past week the gle;te of Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Sambrook. --Miss Weida Banes is vis- iting het sister Mrs. W. W. Keil. itt \\'iii1101sea. WeooiNe -Wednesday- evening a pretty event took place at the Metho- dist pet -soilage. when Hiss Nora Sims, daughter of 'tr. and Mrs. Frank Hina, wits wedded to Mr. Garnet Cockwill, a 'wasp:1011s young filmier who resides south of the village. Rev. Itobt. Hicks otlteeiated at the ceremony. Miss Jen- nie Yearley acted as bridesmaid and I{oy Sims. brother of the bride, sup- ported the giants). The happy conl,h• will make their future hone' on th•+ Cockwill homestead and we all join in wishing thief) every happiness. I)E.tsai The s td intelligence was re- ceived he: 'u lfurld:►y of the death of Nurtn::il Winer, who died in (;race Hospital, Det,oit, on Sunday rate) .4 brief illness of but tvo (IAN'S caused by an alt.tek of I,r stn fever. Not 1111(11 WAS b0111 here a.: 1 is the son of William Wines. A t•-tv years ago he left here for De•troii ialite 0 he secured at good sit11.111•e,i i.• 'he Catlin ,tc Automobile Works. Ile was n diligent worker, honest :clad u1,1 ight and well liked auad it is sit 1 tha: .Ienth shotiId remove him in his best years. He was aged 11) Horse Blankets, Men's Mitts, Harness, Etc. The wittier is near and you will 13C 10 n(((1 of horse blame's. • -, or probably sontttht;ig slat • • line. We have everything that is kept in a well -regulated Itarneas Shop. Call and See Our 111onkete, Mitts and Glovc,..ttr best value you !, the a v:•r seen. A line of flatness and Suppltr a t1 .tt cannot be beaten. Don't be Deceived lly p opie who tell you tl.at you do as w(ll elsewhtrn. We have goods and 1t will repay you t o whet them. the - F. W. Clark Harness Maker, . ('itEI)iTON years, 6 modnths. His body arrive ere Tuesday morning last and the re- mains were interred in the Evangelical cemetery 1Veduesday afternoon, the funeral taking place from the resi- dence of his grandfather, Jacob Sweit- zer. His two chums, SAM. Vaelker and John \Vein of Detroit accompan- ied the retuains here. Mr. Sweitzer was untitled of his illness on Saturday night and left at once for Detroit but arrived too late to bee hint alive. Iiia blether Eddie of Hauuver attended the funeral. The bereaved family have the sympathy of the entire community. li<a lir ley Mrs. W. Patterson, Sr., of Grand Bend, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. R. Pollock, this week. 'Their little babe, who was ill a week .ego, we are glad to report, isconval.seing. 1)t•. McLau h• lin hap been attending it.—Mrs. W. Kading and child, of Parkhill, spent part of last week with her relatives, Mt. and Mrs. Fred Kading.—Miss V. M. Hodgins, who has so successfully conducted S. S. No. 10 for the past two and a half years, has tendered her res- ignation, to take effect at the close of the year RMS. We are sorry to lose such a painstakieg and efficient teach- er as Miss Hodgins has proved herself to he. Miss Minnie Sherritt, the pres- ent teacher on A. B. Line, bas accepted a position in Khiva School at an ad- vanced salary, consequently theSchool Board are advertising for another teacher.—The Bell Telephone Com- pany's men are at work putting in a branch line to Mr. 1Villiaw Mellin's residence, one and a quarter wiles west of Harpley P. O. This will be a great convenience to Mr. Mellin and residents in bis locality. Uodgerville. SHOOTING MATCH. — The annual shooting match of the Hodgervilte Gan Club was held on Thursday last and was well attended. Sides were chosen by Messrs, Chas. and Daniel Dew to shoot for an oyster supper, and three prizes were offered on each for those waking the best score. Vic- tory went in (avis of Mr, Chas. Dew's side, by a score ot 13 over their oppon- ents, and the priz- I were won as fol- lows: Chas. Dew's side—Ed. Willis turkey), Edgar Munn (duck), Frank Ross (box of cartridges). Dan. Dew's side—Arthur Dick (turkey), Jos. Case (duck), John Coleman (box of cartrid- ges). After the supper the usual dance followed at the home of Mr. A. Willard. Clandeboye, Misses Alma tied Mildred Carter Sundayed in town.—Norman Martin spent Sunday in Parkhill.—Miss Min- nie Patton is home for a few days.— Welcome rain has come at last.—Mrs. Rowe has returned to her home in Ex- eter after spending it couple of weeks with her daughter airs. Latuport here. —Miss Charles of Belmont is visiting her cousin Miss Bertha Cunningham. —Mrs. Case is spending a few days with her parents in St. Marys.—Miss Jennie Cunningham is recovering from her recent illness.—More wedding bells in the near future.—Mrs. D. Cunning- ham visited in London last week. MARtuAuE.—The residence of Mr. A. Patton was the scene at a very pretty wedding on Monday, Nov. 23rd, when Miss Lizzie Patton was united in the holy bands of wedlock to Mr. Carling of Cleveland, Ohio. Rev. Kerr per- formed the interesting ceremony in the presence of a number of guests. The bride was handsomely attired in a gown of white silk and her travelling costume was of navy blue cloth with hat to match. A dainty and appetitiz- ing lunch was served to the guests. The popularity of the bride was amply demonstrated by the magnificent ar- ray of handsome and numerous gifts. The happy couple left on the evening trainfor their future home in Cleve- land. The best wishes of all are theirs for a long and happy married life. Zurich John Gellman of the lith Con., un- derwent an operation recently, at the bands of 1)r, Gunn of Clinton, and is repot ted as doing nicely.—J. I'reeter took a business trip to Toronto last week.- S. Itannie is erecting a hand- some frame dwelling on the corner, opposite the Evangelical church.—Dr. 1Vilson was called by telegram to Chicago on Wednesday, owing to the serious illness of his brother. The patient is said to have contracted s.,me form of glanders, and was hurried to Chicago for treatment.—John Gellman of the 14th Con., broke four ribs on Thanksgiving i)..y, by beim/ do own out of e► buggy, his driver ht -c oning unuianagealle at the sight of a trac- tion engine on the road. The injury is very ptiuful,and Mr. Gellman will likely bo laid rap for Son1e weeks. DK.4Tlls -Miss Catherine Ginge•rich, (In tight .-I of the Lite Jaron Gieget ich of 1he Goshen fine, died at the home of her sister, Mrs. 1). (lingerie!), Bron- son Line. on Wednesday evening, Nov. 1st. The deceased had never leen in very robust health and several weeks ago she took a turn for the worse and gradually sank, although all that met- icat skill and good attention could do was done for her. The funeral took pi lee Fri,l,ty.--Death has relieved the .utfering% of Mew. Vann 11alst, (fortner- Iv Miss Matilda Moritz) on Thursday. Nov. i11. after a lingering attack of (striver, extending over some years. she has been making her home with her mother, Mrs. I'hillip 'hutch, for a number of years. where she r.•reived every care and attention during her long illness. Mrs. ilnist is survived bN' her son Leonard, het mother and -eve:,11 hiint tiers and sisters. The fun• et t1 took place Sunday to the Bronson Line (t metcry. McGillivray (Maple Gravel The Women's Institute of Moores• ville held it very successful meeting at M rs. Moses Simpson's Wednesday. Itis** Shuttleworth, of Guelph, address• ed the meeting. The next meeting tsilt be held at Mrs. James \torg,tn's in t)(eenIher. the data' not being set yet. Mr. A. W. Neil And w11.e ret111ned to bullion Thursday. - Mr. F. 11. Neil got a number of sleep killed by dogs one night 1erently.—Miss Tillie \\'ilsen is visiting ft lends at West Corners thi• a eek. - Mrs. Fred Simpson, who haft heel, 11 the Pick list, is able to he t1 ulnar •+grin. The most of the fattn• 'as in this vi( Miry are through with their fall ploughiirg. -MI. Jas. Morgan .-ed of a hon, h of salve, the other day to Mr. 8. Hodgson for a good fig- ure.—Mr. gi ure.—Mr. Ab. Simpson is doing a rush ing business in dehorning cattle this fall.—Mt. John Simpson is visiting friends at Lucknow. Clinton:—Walker & Reiss have dis- solved partnership. Mr. Walker will continue the furniture business while Mr. Koss will deal in pianos and or- gans, retraining also an interest in the undertaking. The latter expects to leave in a few days on a business trip to the West. Clinton: Linder & \Vatsou disposed of their grocery- stock to Mr. B. H. Mc- Ewen. lair. Watson remains with the new proprietor, but Mr. Linder pro- poses moving to 'Toronto, and "go on the road" as a comme-,ial travel- ler. • • THE STEEL OVEN 1'he outside body of the SOUVENIR Range is cast iron but Tho oven walls are steel. III;lt radiates more quickly through Sts:e1 than through iron. 'Thus the steel oven insures a quicker and cheaper heat service for baking and roastitlg. That's the SOUVENIR RANGE THE GURNEY-TILDEN CO., LIMITED, HAMILTON, ONT. SPIN4C14E11 AT MONTNLAL, WINNIPEG, VANCOUVER. ,oa FOR SALE BY W. J. Heaman, Exeter. • The Advocate TO JAN. 1010, for $1.00 • AT THIS TIME OF THE YEAR Everyone needs sometlurg to create and maintain strecto h for the daily round of duties. There is nothing: better than an Ale or Porter, the pu 1 ity and merit of which has been attested by chemists, physicians and experts at the great exhib- bitions. ASH FOR (WHOOP!) Mooresville Herbie, son of Jas. Neil, is suffering from an attack of diabetes.—Mr. John Simpson returned from Ripley. where he was celled owing to the illness of his sister, Mrs. Boyle.—The sad news was received here last week of the death of Mrs. Thos. Hod ins, of Stratbroy, formerly of Biddulpb. She leaves a husband and grown up family to mourn her loss. A Seltl'ltiSED NI.N1STE1t. for many years 1 have been a suf- ferer dont bronchial catarrh, and had despaired of evcrything like a cure, Judge of my pleasant surprise wh':n i first used llyouit. which brought colu- pI't' relief. Ilyoiiu has been a veritatsle ,;odeend."—Neva chasten Bartley, Sar - /Iona. Ohio. Thousands of catarrh sufferers have Sten up in (14 sp.eir. They have trio d stomach dosing, snutt, sprays and douches wlthoat suttees, and now be- ltrve start, to Le lnrurablr. 'tut W. S. Cole, 1141 druggist holds out hope to all distressed. Ile sells a rem- cdy vatted Ilyonael which Is guaranteed for catarrh, colds, coughs, hroncnitts, inth:na and croup. Ityomei (pronounced illgh-o-nae) Is eisatr:ated air, tuft of the healthy vir- tues of the mountain pines. You breathe in the delightful antiseptic air, and as p:asc s orcl' the L.flatued and germ ridden nfunbri.ite, 1t allays the 11)1410- :1; 1110:,. kills the germs, and drives out :ne disease. A complete Iiyomel outfit, Including a, hard ruttcr• :u inlet. roots but t41.0o and tut extra bottle of Hyomel. if after wards need( ti. costs but flu rents. See W. 8. Cole about It to -day. it LONDON, ONTARIO. Chartered to act as: Executor Aamim strato, dee Guar of Infants' Estates Committee for the Insane F sac a1 Agent for Individuals and Corporations Asd nee e etc.: and as ant for any person holding any of these offices. Advantages: Life is Perpetual Cannot become Insane Never becomes Sick Never takes a Holiday Does not Speculate Financially Responsible Years of Experience Conservative and Efficient Management Charges no Greater, often Lea, than allowed Individuals. T. O. MEREDITH, K. C., President. J. W. LITTLE, Vice -President. HUII[B CRONYN, Managing Director. 110 Our Stoct I)! New Fall Goods - I8 COMPLETE New Dress Goods in all the lead- ing cloths and shades, at close pri- ces. He sure and see our New Mantles for Ladies and (children. New Fora in mars, stoles. muffs. Cnll,reties, fie'. They are Beauties rind alt prices to suit all. New i''l tnnellettes,\\'rapperrites, Wool Iti.lnkcta. l' l4rinelette Blank- ets. at doge pl•icea. New Hosiery, ('aps, Mitts, (llovr•s and 1'nclerwe'ar—all kinds and siz- es. Men's And Boys' Ready-to-wear Suits at Bargain Prices. Ordered Suits a► Specialty. Be sure and see our New Tweeds And Worsteds in the New Shades. Our prices are right. A full line of Hardware at close prices. A large stock of Crockery and Fahey China just to hand. Our Grocery Department is full of New and Fresh Goods. i Millinery Opening uesday wedoesday Sept. 29th & 30th. Our Millinery Department is an der the rnanagernent of MiSS DUNN, OF LONDON, it lady of wide experience in the millinery bust nese. It is with pleasure that we ex- tend this invitation to all the ladies interested in artistic headgear. Our millinery department is full of all the latest. and newest styles and design* in this line. The whole p inerain t of Fall l: ashiona rare t'e- veal•el in our• Millinery Section. (''nue to our Opening And ehj,,y the rel -))action of this season's di,. tel +y et' to a1 be r: if fol and con). Wet. showing of i'' 111 llillin''t•t'. SHOESA large and well assorte•l ste,.•k .'f :.11 BOOTS the leading styles and makes. at ie ie. s lower than eter. if jou want A pair of g„nil to 'r't. (h „-e give its at (1111. A lot of odds and ends will be (genre.] regard le of , creta ...... ... COME EARLY AND GRT THE 13.1It(lAINM !!! Highest Prices Paid for Farm Produce. TIEMAN & EDIGHOFFER, Corner Store, . i)ASTIWOOI) THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE MEAD OFFICE, TORONTO ESTABLISHED Ise/ B. E. WALiI.ER, President ALEX. LAIRD, General Manager Paid-up Capital, $10,000, Reserve Fund, - 5,01310,0 I I I I1 Branches throughout Canada, and In the United States and England COUNTRY BUSINESS Every ther �fol{tythe°tra afforded to of tbeir banking business. Saks notes will be•etssfied 6r taken for cotlectioh. tzl BANKING BY MAIL A` mo a "d- ted ord withdrawn awns lilt this way with equal facility. 115 Exeter Branch—G. W. Harrison, Manager. Branch also at Crediton Nervous, Diseased Men f DRS. K. & K. ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS Consultation FREE. Question Blank Ii for Nome i'.t. Re snnt-.ble Fees for Treatment A NERVOUS WilisSiS ROBUST MAN,i'>OD Ws Guarantee is C1ur a all Curaiiia Ccsos of Stricture, at moody. Nervous Oailiiiiy, Blued � P 1:.tisr Vital Weaknesses, Kidney, Bladder Gull !Maar] Diseases, and all Diseases Peculiar io Non and Women. Don't waste yn'ir time ant mnucy nn c::rap , daieterous, experimental treatment. Don't Increa'e at your "wit eo,t your ,u:t riu_s Ly bomb experimented on with remedies which they claim to have just discovered. Sint cuaw to its in confidence. We will treat you Cun lcreuti"u;1y, L..:,t•:.tiy and 1,'..illt::11y, cowl rrsw:e you to health in the shortest pos- sible time with the, p•1 vu' I:cin ,dim •n,eu t n.: 1 est* -ns&' practicable. Each case Is treated as the symptoms Indicate.. Our New Method is original and lass stood the teat for twenty years. DRs.KENNEff&KENNEDY Gr. Michigan Ave., ant; tiriswold St., Detroit, Mich. Winchelsea Mrs. Fisher and daughter,Miss Vina, spent a few days last week with John Delbridge.—Mr. Simon A. Miller, of Cromarty, spent Sunday with Mr. Chas. Godbolt and daughters.—Miss Weida Banes, of Crediton, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. \V, Kerr, this week. --Miss Vina Bell, of Farquhar, is the guest of Miss Vera Coward this week.—Mr, John Smith left Tuesday for his home in Toronto.—We are glad to hear that Miss Otbela Heywood is improved after her set -ere illness, "You are It" if you don't arm your- self with Howey's "Cure•a-Cold Cap- sules” for the first cold that comes is sure to catch you. Wood's The G,rat I•:aulish Remedy., Tones mat it - .golnte4.thowhole nervous s} ••• n, nual.eis DOW 10 oL i ..01. (% _urea N1're- otts Debilityy, Mental and It, ,q ie WVorry, Des- -o ienc•y, Sexual W'eaknrres 1- mtsotons, Bper. • :•'orrhara, and Effects of Abuse or f'xceases •e be al naNillpl ill euro. Bold by all drru�Is or mall Main pkg. on receipt of prix 1; to taom milled lled ree. This Woo(' M too co. (formerly Windsor) TorosttO,OnL 1 4 The Molsons Bank 1 Capital Rest Fund Incorporated 1B53 • $3,374,000 • $3,374,000 Ilas a:i Branches in Canada, and Agents and correspondents in all the Principal Cities in the World. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT at all Branches. interest allowed at highest current mate. - EXETER BRANCH - Agents at Exeter for the Dominion (Jovetnutent. DICKSON & CAIRLiNG, Solicitors. N. D. IIUII])ON, Manager, of always easy to know just what to buy in the line of Jewelry, watches, Clocks, Silverware. You very often need a hint as to what is most suitable to buy for your friends or yourself. -+-- Our Stock Furnishes the Hints --olio- It —+ it reveals in a minute more appropriate presents than any- one could sit at home and recall in a whole day. .'. SO WE INVITE BUYERS .'. an 1 \1e pro11104' to make their C11(t►'intr easy and their choice sati,tllct(lry. A. MAPCHAND, Exeter, Ont.