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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1908-12-24, Page 8We wish you, one and all, the complimentsof the season. w. W. TAMAN Merchant Tailor, Exeter, Ontario Rosiness Locals -- Read Them neat Yoe. We are closing the best year's business we hare erer had. We wish to return our hearty thanks to the public generally for they hare made the big store the big success it has proven to be. A Merry Christmas and a happy and Bountiful Pew Year to all is our wish. J. A. Stewart. Marriage Licenses issued at the Ad- vocate office. We will continu-i the big sale one more week. Clothing all gone. It !s now or never. -Carling 13ros. The Advocate will be mailed to any address in Canada until January 1st, 1910, for one dollar. Tell your neigh- bors about it. Buy your Christmas Holly at Stat - ham's. Ladies! Our mirrors make choice Xmas presents for men or women, 25c. to $1.00. Cole's Drug Store. Xmas Candies are good at Stathanr's. The Advocate will be sent to any address in Canada to Jan. 1st, 1910, for $1.00. See our beautiful pieces of Fancy China for Christmas -French Limo- ges. Japanese. Royal Bayreuth -in all sore of dishes, eto.-I)Emus:0'a 13A- 2.It. Remember we have the largest vari- ety of candies in town for Christmas. -Statham's. CHOICE CANDIES, FRUITS AND CONFECTIONERY at a Selling Price -MarnNo'8 BAZAR. Hair Brushes make useful Xmas gifts 25c. to $3.00 -Cole's Drug Store - see them. WOOLS of various kinds for Fancy Work at i)earing's Bazar. -tic. an oz. Stathatn's is the spot for bon -bons and chocolates, made by the celebrat- ed bins of Lowney and Towns. Oranges ! Oranges ! Oranges! Our stock of oranges is now here. Beauti• • ful manger; from l5c to 60e a dozen. Try them. Stathanm's Toys -We have a full and complete line of NEW TOYS -Dolls, Horses, Chairs. etc.- I)EAltINU'ti BAZAR. }3un•ilan boxes -25c. to $1.50 at Statham's. Oysters -selects, 50,; a qt., straights 40c a qt. An oyster stew from these oysters is delirious. Try one while doing yunr ('hristtnas shopping. At Mt'ith rrn's. W.' take subscriptions for all foreign or (' ina.lisu magazines at reduced raft e forget the Advocate who , your •uhseriptions run out. l Dear ing'a rt tzar for Haas !lolly. N• v is in- cline for cheap furniture, as it .we & atkinson are giving a spe- cial diecoanr . f 20 per cent off regular privet.. T. • and S Iota Claus fliscusts in a cht•i.'., line at Hearing's Bazar. Cosmos! Mr. J. 11 (' imemn. of Toronto. en- tertainer, w 01 appear in the Opera Hou -e. 1'.x.•t. r, nn Monday. Jan. Nth, under th.• •.•t-nicee of the Lt:lies' Aid of (',ay.'• 1',.•-byterian Chord). SVait for t •'- • taintnent--Mr. Cameron g '+a++4++ old Weather Winter is now apon ue and CHRISTMAS will soon be here. . . ARE YOU READY GOT ■stIT as Overcoat A■ytkIsg If not, better come t e. .I• rand let us clothe you e a ns). keep a rod line of mat^rial and our make an.1 !lt 1. g,isnnteed. W. JOHNS Mrrchent Taltor - Exeter 1 �++++4++4444++++•t•4-44t+tt. Mr. T. P. !landlord shipped a car of horses to Winnipeg Monday. Monday was the shortest day of the year, but It will be ■orae time before teere will be any pere.pttble difference. Damages were given by Judge Riddell in Toronto last wick In favor of the Glasgow Company against R. S. Lang A Company ou ac( oust ut Inferrer pack- ing and 4uallty of fruit. Fred Kerr of the 'Duren Indians" and T. W Stewart of London, formerly of N'Innlpeg. give an exhibition shoot at ;15 libe pigeons in Ailsa Craig on Thurs- day. 1•'ecd Is a good shot and will Un- doubtedly give a good account of him- self. The dealt' occurred in Crystal City on Dec. loth of Miss Annie E. Uroenway, fourth daughter of the late lion. Thos. anti Mrs. Greenway, aged 135 years, 4 niunlh■ and 17 days. Deceased had ll:l- gone medical treatuneht for several years and tead been continually 11l during the last two years. Mr. Editor. -Dear Sirs. -Please al( low rile space In your valuable paper to thank my many friends In and around Exeter for their extreme kindness to myself and faintly through my long ill nese. Thanking them again and you al- so for 1 he space, I remain yours truly, Samuel Danko-vllle. Eseter merchants are at all times en- terprising and tasteful in their store de- corations and hi the display 01 their goods. and Gila week can be seen sev- eral efforts in Christmas decorations which are worthy of mention. However we consider it advisable that you ex- amine there yourselves, and so we just call your attention to them. Miss liuzel Browning returned nook from Whitby on Saturday. \Yhllc In Toronto she had the misfortune to lose her purse containing a sum of money, a thief snatching it from her hand on the street. Sh .:mployed the scrvrces of a policeman but she ha.e had no trace of It since. The financial statement of the Village Of Exeter has been twitted and shows the receipts for all purposes to be $28.- 933.')4 and the expenditure *21,7;;: 54 leaving cash on hand $5158.49. The as- sets amount to $5311.89, the liabilities $4012.97, leaving the general balance to the good of 41298.92. The Sun as a I. arnt Journal Is writ- ten for the practical every day farmer. It is not filled. with long essays or doubtful theories, tut gives in plain ev- ary day language, a lioca of helpful sug- gestions to tillers of th1ll. In thio particular the Sun is without an equal. You ought to read It regularly. When renewing for The Advocate, of er the Weekly S.un, the farmer's business pa- per, both papers one year only $1.Ht). Cotter -Gregory -The marriage of Mi as Loretta. fourth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thos Gregory of this town, to Afr.-Iarry Crosby Cotter, barrister, of Toledo, Ohio. took place quietly at 11o'clock Wednesday morning, Dec. 23rd, Rev. W. M. Martin officiating. The bride ware a suit ot ivory Sicilian, and a plumed hat of pale bio_ satin. and was unat- tended. Mr. and Mrs. Cotter lett on the evening train for Toledo and other points, the going away costume being golden brown broadcloth with felt hat to In itch, beau'iful.y trimmed with brown velvet roses. Atter a week's visit In, To- ledo they will leave for their future home in Frankfort, Indiana. where Mr. Cotter holds a responsible position with the Clover Leat Alton Railway Synt'm. Ttie bride for several years was aesuci- ated with the Toledo City Hospital. be - Ing superintendent of nurses at the bole of her resignation due year ago. She received many handsome presents from far and near, amongst them being some nubatantial frank cheques, also a box of orange blossom■ from Los Angeles. Cal. which she wore. Air. ntrd Mr.. Cotter have the best wishes of their menu fi tends for a life of happltices and prue- perlly From the Algoma Advocate. Tucssa- lon. we take the following ; " l'roba',ly never before in the history of Thess: ion has a death produced mut n a and in - interest in the coannunlly as that of Mr. Nen. C. Case. which oeeurrcd on Sun- Cday morning last. Mr. Case had been 111 for 001110 six weeks, tut a fatal re- sult was not expel ted until a few days Lc fore the end. Mr. Case was the son Josel.ti Case and Elizabeth Dawkins, of the county of Wicklow, Ireland, who rams lo this country la 1834, eettlies In Huron County, near Exeter. The pio- neers raised a family of five daUehtcrs and two sons, of whom Thomas. only brother ot the deceased le the sole sur- vivor. The eub,cct ot our sketch was botn on the home Lunt in August, 1859 Ile came to Algona when a young man and tau;ht ac.tool In fila district for some lhltty years. Shortly after room- ing to the North Shore he tnariled Miss Jessie McCllttrhy, who survives him, ill^ f.intlly consisting of three daughters. '1r. Case has b,cn almost constantly Ire the !albite eye during his residence In the district. having been principal of Thee - 'talon public schools for some years. clerk of the town council and promincut- ly kfu.tltied with the independent Orley of Oddtellows. ile was of a kindly and genial dispositlou and those with whom he came in contact In business or so:lal intercourse readily le came friends. " %tips Clara Iktry of Ingersoll Is vis- iting her sister. Mrs. le. G. Seldon. Mrs. Janice Dtguan lett Monday for a month's visit with relatives In Brantford. Mr. W. liertxtt Gregory ot Mitchell Is impending a tcw days at his iionio In town. 'Ir. George Armstrong of London re - u ncd to 1110 home here Friday for the Holidays. Mr. Tom Cariing, Querns University, Kingston. returned home last week for the holidays. MIs. M, Dougali who :las been teach - Ing at Ceirolea Is visaing at her home at Iturondalc. Miss Minnie Sanders has returned from London atter spending the millinery season 11. tt.at city. Mr. C1.rs Inrnty ictt Saturday to vIs- it In I)carolt, Milwaukee and other plat^s 1;1 the Dente/ States. Mr. Will Knight of Landon Medical School returned to hive home here Tues- d.sy to spend the holida; s. Dr. and Mrs. L. 1' 0111 of Gibson., Lu g. Ohio, are visiting at t to hone of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Uregory. Miss Nct:aa ilobter reiuraed hone! on Sa•u day ftoni Battle Creek .where she is taking a tours( lit nursing. 41I. W. J. Berry returned to his hone if; Ingersoll Movie), aft:: a short vis- it wlih his daughter. Mr.. g. 0. Beldon. Messrs. T. in. Carling and 1t. F.. Pick- ard with their wives who were in Giant - fold prevlcusly .4 enduJ tae tu.ieral of the late Mrs. Itantin in that city last :day. Willie Bernie is in London visiting friends. Mrs. W. T. Acheson was in London. Wednesday. Mr. L. H. Dickson was in Goderich Friday on business. Mrs, Adolphus Hooper is visiting relatives in Toronto. Miss Ewwa Seldon, of Ingersoll. is here visiting her brother. Mrs. R. Knight spent a couple days with friends in London this week. Miss Mary Handford, of the Central Hotel, leaves to -day to visit in Alvins- ton. - Fred Hamden. of London, Is visiting at his hove here and other relatives in town. Mr. and Mrs. Weidenhammer left Wednesday to visit with relatives in Streetaville. Mr. T. W. Hawksbaw, of Winnipeg. was In town last week shaking hands with old friends. Miss Laura Jeckell. of Uxbridge, is spending the holidays at her home, London Road. North. Mr. Reg, Case, operator, was renew - log his brother in Clandeboye the lat- ter part of last week. • Mr. Percy Cann, of Carnduf, Sask., arrived in town Tuesday evening and will spend a week with old friends, Mrs. (Rev.) W. M. Martin has re- turned from es visit with herdau&hter, Mrs. (Ilev.) R. A. Cranston, of Palmer- ston. Misses Lois Birney and Bertha Mack and Wesley Dayman returned this week from Chatham, where they have been attending the BusineesOollege. Mise Ella and Master Willie Heist, and their cousin, Mr. Wm. Prowse. of Marlette. Mich., are visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Jane Dearing. Messrs. Thos. Hartnoll and Geo. Blatchford, having purchase' a bush property in Turnberry. they left Tues- day with a view to starting a sawmill on the property. Mr. Jas. Gould, Huron street, is con- fined to his room through illness. Mr. Thos. Creech, who has been con- fined to his bed from an attack of ty- phoid, is now on the mend. Constable W. J. Bissett Wednesday took one John Clifford, it tramp, to Goderich for a couple of months. Miss Ida Armstrong has been en- gaged to teach in School Section No. 4, Stephen, (Sharon), her duties commen- cing after the holidays. Tho many friends of Mrs, McDonell, William street, will learn with regret of her severe illness and, being 82 years of age, grave fears are entertained for her recovery. Mr. John Taylor, of the Ross -Taylor Co., is confined to his lied with a se- vere attack of illness, with little or no signs of improvement. His many, friends will hope for a speedy recov- ery. Mrs. Daniel Kernick, while on her way to church Sunday evening, slip- ped on a piece of ice, with the result that she broke her leg just above the ankle, from the effects of which she will doubtless be laid up for several weeks. Mr. Witt J. Knight will receive the congratulations of his many friends on the excellent success he has attain- ed in the second year term exams. at the London Medical School, he having passed in all subjects with honors. Vill is bright young roan and we wish hint continued success. Sitio sbury Richard Hotham, of Detxware, who was visiting around here, has returned bone. --W. J. Carter, of Detroit, is spending :.'hr•isttnas around herr.-F. J. Davis and W. J. Smyth each have dug wells and both have got good wa- ter. Thomas Smile was the contract- or for F. J. Davis and W..1. Smyth did his own. --Miss Maggie and Bertie Quinton and Miss Alice Davis spent a few day. in London the latter part of last week. -Frank N'.t.hhnrn, of Ar- thur, is spending Christmas around here. Nilalen Miss Lulu Mille of Woodham visited with friends around here the poet week. -Mrs. i)avid Hodgson, who is home front the west, is visiting friends and relatives in this vicinity.--Ilector \iillson and Miss Maggie Dann of Dry-- anstun spent Sunday in London with friends. --A number flora here were at Exeter Sunday Attending the Crossley and Hunter meetings.- Mr. and Mrs. Herb laingfotd visited the laatter's par- ents on Sunda y. --Win. 3)gden is !Hurd- ling a fine assortment of new cutters this winter.-Sanutrl (cunning and James Brien have been hauling a quan- tity of gravel for the foundation to be placed under• their hat ns next slimmer. J. Wright and wife mud 11. tillson at- tended the reception of Wm. .1. I(ow- cline ,ind bride on Wednesday evening at the home of the groom's father.-- \1is. lifunie Motley, otir organist, is visiting \Ira. (larding near Exeter. Miss Venda Squires vert ably filled the vacancy on Sunday. -Mrs. Sutherby and niece' S'erda Morley are visiting relatives in London. St('jllll'il A very pleasant event took place 1a S. S. No. 4, Stephen. on Tu?sday last. the oc•caslon being the presentation by the pupils to their teach, r. Mies Jenni- sotl. of a handsome silver biscuit bask- et and the following address, read by one of their number.- Dear umber;Dear Trancer.-The time has come when we must part and we wish to show our love for you In some manner. Stare you have conic among us you have endeared yourself to us 111 many ways. We have felt your Influence In malty wage. We have appreciated your teach- ing and words of counsel. We twlt've you have done your best to help us In ou • studies. although at dales. per- haps. we were not AS obedient as we setuld have been. We sincerely w1,t't that we could I.old you longer wttn us, t u' 11 has been deemed otherwise. ')ur prayer Is that God may guide you al- ways. \\'c couid not n t you go with. ea showing you our respect for yla In some way. thew accept this thou Minket. not for its Intrinsic valor bit to show in some tangible way ob. apprr- elation of your service for us. -Signed by the plods of S. S. No. 4. Stet! tea. Mise Jennison replied in a tear rat: ehosen remarks. She has teen presiding over this section for the past 2 yearn. dulagwhich time she has endtare.-1 rrself to not only these of het whoa' bu' the entire community. and h r d - par u-: will I,' regretted by all. EXETER MARKETS. CHANGED EACH WEDNESDAY ' Wheat 92 Barley 46 Oats 85 Peas 75 Potatoes, per bag 60 Hay, per ton 7 50 Flour, per owt., family Flour, low grade per cw 1 40 Butter Hui apples Livehegs, per cwt Shorts per ton Bran per ton Iii 48 so Ila 00 8 60 iii 294 25 �.i k (o Great Reduction - in Teddy Bears. Now he your chance to get it nice toy at lowest price Regular 50c Teddy Bears GOING AT 35c Regular S 1.50 Teddy Bears GOING AT $1.25 -ALSO- Ladies' Hand Bags Regular Price $5.00 Special till after Xmas - $4.00 W. S. AOWEY, PHll1.B. Chemist and Optician EXETER Phone 50 Mir EYES TESTED FREE We wish our customers and others - 9 Merry Christmas �-AND s- Happe aad rrosprou 1,i Year. HARVEY BROS. 1 EXETER ONTARIO 1 tai ALAI Abu& atlkAltarAla AL ilk Aki Scrap Iron,j�g Brass, Copper 1 Rubber, Etc„ We ate preparedto pay CASH 40c a hundred and upwards Recording to quality, for Scrap iron Old Rubber Boots and Shoes, 5c per Its Horse Hair, 20c. Capper and Brass Se Rags, 50c per hundred. We Have for Sale A btrge gnAntity of IRON PIPE suit Ride for Fence Posts M. Jackson & Son MAIN ST.. EXETER. WINTiR TERM OPENS JANUARY 4th. iIOWE YOl'1s0 PEOPLP. trained hr our management than any other in Ontario. (beat demand for No vs/Mates as Aueinesa (' eTI -e' Teeehere. frit ate tte•'te- taries, Ofire A.wietants, els. The ent.otli- ment of the newt Folsom, Il-dern Systema known in flasioeas S, tense we incite rom. pariaen Three Oe artenent• Manned by aYilltd Inetrootnrs COM '.IERriAL. STENOGRAPHY. TELE(iitAi'HY. Mail Gimmes in all nuttiness Collette sad High S•'honl tuhjeets. CLINTON BUSINESS COLLEGE (3EO. SI'OTT(IN, 1't;1't rt'tl T. gAWKINS 81 SON. Jobbers and Dealers in Shelf and General Hardware - Paints, Oils, Glass, Nails, Seeds,Eto. We make a Specialty of Eave- troughing, Roofing and Plumbing in all its branches. Call and be con- ` vinced that it is the cheapest spot in town. Hardware stocl is Cop1ete Great Discount Sale of Furniture at Rowe & Atkinson's III We have started a great slaughter sale comprising every article of furniture in our large stock at a Special Discount of 20 Per Cent Off Regular Prices for CASII. Note some of the Great Bargains we are offering and what it means to furniture buyers. A call will convince intending purchasers that this is the GREATEST BARGAIN SALE ever held in Exeter. BEDROOM SUITES, in I cut Oak finieb, with large Bevel Mirror, regular price $10.50, Discount Sale Price. ....$13.00 SIDEBOARDS. regular price $13.00 Discount Sale Price $10.00 COUCHES, regular price $3.50 Discount Sale Price $0.00 MATTRESSES. regular price $3.50 Discount Sale Price $2.50 Everything else in proportion. ROWE & ATKINSON The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors, JONES P.& 82CLARK We wish all our Customers and Friends -�-, A... Merry Merry Christmas and don't forget Our Great Fur Sale for the next week !!! ALL Fur -Lined Coats' Neck Ruffs, Muffs, Caps, sold at a Big Reduction this coming week. JONES & CLARK Headquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing 111110"4110""4191'.." -400.--.410--190.441.0.410,milelo"eoms •l