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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1909-01-21, Page 1S I to JAN. '10 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 etet1)13.1)Wedding The Finest Invitations In Newest 'Types �-� On Best Papers And Right Prices / / The Advocate Office, Exeter TWENTY -Flan Yam EXETER. ONTARIO. THURSDAY, JANUARY 21. 1909. SANDERS & CREECB The Old Reliable i We are now taking stock and now is your time to get B A R C A I H S in Furs and Fur Coats, Over -Coats and Ready -Made Clothing. 1 We have just nine $3.00 Coats left The regular priee being $6.00,'6.00, $7.00 and $8.00, now selling for the very low sum ot ameadiaaaX3.00 1111114106111111 You may depend that you are missing the time of your life if you let these prices pass. • We have also a few Men's and Boys' Suits—$5.00 and $1.50 --That were $0.00, $7.00 and $4.00. They must go to make room for our Spring -tock. Dress Goods -75c for 25c, 60c for 40c, 35c for 15c. Those goods are heavy and durable and would make Splendid Children's Dresses. Underwear—one line only—regular 75c for 25c A few Winter Caps to clear at 10c Suitable for Boys and Men, COME AND GET YOUIt CHOICE BEFORE THE RUSH BEGINS!!! " DO DROP IN " CARLING B -ROS. ''PHONE All Furs and Ladies' Coats at Wholesale Prices for the Next Two Weeks Our Groceries are the best we can buy III SNELL & ROWE lrror.ssloNal yards. 1'CAIRNS, VETERINARY BURGEON. JP • — DLO. I. ROUISTON, L. D. 8., D. D. 8. DENTIST [.tiger of the R. C. D. 8. of Ontario and Honor D esdsate of Toronto Uolrersity. 0117101: Over Dlekson a ('arling's Law Office, to De. £sdersoo's former Dental Parlors. `DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L D. 8., D. D. 8.v Honor graduate of Toronto Unlveristr. I - DENTIST, BUMee'0r 10 DL RAMSAY, Special Attention to Dentistry. Night calls left at the home of Mr. Peter Rawden Main street, (opp. Trlyltt Memorial Church), wlll be prompt!) attended to. EXETER, • ONTARIO. Ofrlce-Dr. Itamsa)'s old stand, corner of Main an North street', (opp. Py m's lit►cksenith Shop). Tour patronage soli, iced *Mb extracted without any ruin. or Italy but effects Mee over Oladman & Stanbury s orrice, Main street B aiter. Medical DR, T. P. McLA(OilLIN Lias resumed practice after spending a year (Col- lege) at Brinell and Continental Hospitals. General practice with err !a! attention to Eye, (with rem. MO Gar, Nose and Throat. Office: Dashwood, Ont. R. nation, 11. D.. M. C. P. & B., HUMOR (l rad date of Toronto University,Two years t dent phy.lrian Royal Alexandra Horcrital, et,. i Office anil R,.bfeoce,Ur. Amos' Old Stand, Andrew Street, EXETER. Legal. 1/1001010N10:ON & CARI.INO, BARRISTERS, SOT.lcI. lore, Axartee, Conveyancers, Commissioners Solicitors for Motions Rank, etc. Mote.y to Lose it lowest rateeof Interest. Ortices, Main street, Exeter, 1. 11. Oaar.ise, B.A., L. H. Masses MONET TO LOAN. ws hese a Targe amount of prh ate hinds to loan a farm and village properties at 1-tw rater of Inter /1111 Mt OLAI)MAN & STAN !wilt, itarrfetera, Solicitor',Ntin ,t., Ritter On 13. S. PHILLIPS. 1•;xitroo, LIc•eeed Auctioneer. Bales attended In all parts. Satisfy tion guaran- teed or no par. Terms reasonable Ail cetera left M Advocate brace will be promptly attended to. William Brown Prof. Diploma of Royal In orprrated Society of iuelctane, Fnglanl, Organise of Trivitt Memorial Oan,:h,Gteter. Piano, organ, Harmony and Theory 01 Music, Terms on application. Exeter, Ont, J. SENIOR Agent Con federation Life Assurance Company. also Fire Insurance in lead- ing Canadian and British Companies. Main -SG, Exeter, MONEY TO LOAN d House and Lot for Sale in Exeter The unders!ined his had placed in his hands for sale a story and half frame house, containing six � am cellar under house. Yard aril soft water conren• lent. Good stable and other necessary outbuildings, 3-1 acre of land, on which are a number of first-classfruit trees. Buildings in fair state of repair. Comvenient to pest -odic., Station and Business I'art of the Village. For terms and particulars apply to i1. 8. 1'1111.1.11'3, Auctioneer, Exeter, Ont. roosts, besides,an kitchen, p an f woodshed. Good Annual 'Meeting The Annual Meeting of The EXE- TER AGHi('I'LTURAL SOCIETY will he held in the TOWN HALT., EXETER -epN- T1It'HSDAY, JAN. 211YT, 1900, at 1 o cle,ck p. nt., For the purpose of electing President, Vice•I'resident and Directors for the ensuing year and transacting other int portant business. All members and interested parties are cordially invited to attend the meeting. All DIRECTORS are/ particularly requested to attend a meeting at 111 o'clock a. m. on the above named date Ed.Chrlstie, N.D. Hardon, A. G. Dyer Pres. Treas. Secy. Ontario Liquor License Act Drente District of South Huron. Notice is here- by given that William ',shoves of the Village o toter hat mule appli ation for permission to tran.fer his Village ta.ern licen.e at ixeter to Lyman W. Palmer of Exeter, and that the said applii•ation will be considered at the meeting of the Board of License Commissioners, to tee hell at the Commercial Houle, in Village of Exeter, on the YUth day of January, 1910, at the hour of 10 am. All persons Interested will govern themselves so. contingiy, John Torrance, License inspector Dated at Clinton, this 13th des of January, 1900. .'t large amount of money 10 loan on farm and village properties at lowest t} rates. ERNEST ELLiOT. I Conveyancer, etc. , Off:, c c,t.poslte Central Doted, Eictrr. Hibbert: Duncan Malcolm of this otcnship, died gnnday of paralysis. Ie was one of the old settlers of the nwnrihip. The funeral took place at (Rebell Wednesday. Exeter Council The council of Exeter met Int the Town Halt on Friday, Jan. 15tti, all the mem- bers being present Minutes of sleeting held Jan. 11th were read and approved Corteepondence read -The zck,:owled- ed receipt ot petition le sewarage-Sir Jaynes Whitney ; Canadian Municipal Journal re subscription . The Ontario Municipal Association re petition to the Leglalature regards section 6:03 at the Municipal Act ; a citcular regarding road making machinery, all of which were ordered to be filed. Tenders for ringing the Town nen were opened as follows ; Joan [farness. Jas. Et. Dennis. Catling -Johns -That the tender of James 11. Dennis for $44, be - Ing the lowest, be accepted:-Carrlad. Tender fur weigh scale from Wm. Har- ding for $45 was accepted on motion of Luker -Carting. Tenders for munici- pal printing from the Advocate and Times. Luker -Carling -That the tender of the Timca, being the lowest., be ac- ccptcd.-Ca rried. The following accounts were read and appt oved-Advocate. printing, $36.3=1, and Municipal World applies, $13.17 ; E. A. l•'ollick, tneale for tramps, 50e. :Mrs. \Vhite, scrubbing, $1, amounting In all to $50.92, passed on motion of Johns - Luker. 13y -laws No. 1, 2, 3 and 4 of 1909, being by-laws for the appointing of Municipal officers for the year, were read and approved, and on motion of Iiearnan-Luker-That the sant' be read a second a.td third time and finally pas. ed. -On motion of Johns -Luker -The Reeve and Clerk signed tt.e sante. and the scar of the Corporation being fired thereto Ilcaman-Carling-That A. holland be a member of the Coat•d of health —Car- ried. Discussion regarding electric Tight for the Lake Road, action deferred u•t- 111 spring. MOUNT PARMEL. Mr. Arthur O'Leary died suddenly at her home on Jan. 1 lta, aged 74 years. Her maiden nurse was Ellet, Garland and she was born In fhe north of Ireland In the County of Arunagn. When she was a child Iter parents emigrated to the township of Pickering. After her marriage with Mr. Arthur O'Leary they lived In Stephen, two mllea cast of Mt. Carmel for 46 years. Nine years ago they moved to Parkhill. Mrs. O'Leary was a quiet woman, devoted to tier fam- ily and her church and wad va:y highly rctipectcd among her old neighbors at Mt. Carmel and among those who came In control with her in Parkhill. nestdos her husband she leaves a family or one sort and four daughters ; George O'I.cary, Parkhill ; Mrs. Bryan Kearns, Borntsh ; Mrs. John F. Nagle, 13 ddulph and Sire. Phoebe and Ahn:e at home. To iter be- reaved family the sympathy of their Blends Is extended. The funeral took place at Mt. L`arntcl on Wednesday. Y. Ratz Made a Senator Tho Senate vacancy in the Province of Ontario was filled at Friday's meet- ing of the cabinet council. Mr. Valen- tine Ratz of Parkhill, who represented North Middlesex in the Last Parlia- ment, was appointed to succeed the late Senator Sterner. The new Senator will represent in the upper house the German element in the population of the province. Mr. }Litz was formerly a member of the Commons represent- ing South Huron, and is an old Step- hen boy. llis many friends in his ofd home township and throughout Smith Huron will be pleased at the appoint- ment and heartily congratulate him on the honor. HURON COUNTY COUNCIL The Council of the County of Huron will meet In the Council Chamber, in the town of Oodetleh, at :t o'clock p.m, on Tuesday, the Neth day of January. All accounts to come before the Council must be placed with the clerk previous to the about• date. W. I,ANE, Clerk. Dated at Ooclerkh, Jan. Pith, 1909 Learn Dress -faking AT EXETER we leach you everything front the plainest shirt waist to the most elabor- ate toilette that can be found in the hash ion books. I show you how to cut, flt and put together. not only the lining but all the outer goods In coats, skirts, waists, wrappers, sleeves, children's dresses. Including sailor collars, berth's• belts, girdles, etc. Consider that you will be able to save by being able to make your own gar- ment s, better and cheaper. So why spend your tine In a shop sewing on hocks and eyes which you know all about before, and even do not learn how to cut out a dress. YOU CAN CJ\II' AND Tt1Y FOR A WEEK, AND SEi: FOit YOURSELF. 'VIIAT iT'S LIKE. As there 1s nothing to be paid in advance, you certainly would not lose anytnhtg by trying. Charge of full course is only $10, to lie paid when couve Is completed if !W- hetted, Including one of the [Holt perts(t improved '/deal Ladles' Tailor Syatcnr," whtcl: Is given free whit cobra-'. I guarantee that the waists made by this chart will not draw 0- pull out of the skirt. when raising the arm. HUNDREDS OF TESTIMONIALS ON APPLICATION. SATISFAtTiON GUAR ANTEED. An evenings class will also be tausl.t In this Nass we will teach shirt waists sleeves, dribs':1g sacks, rhildran's dres- ses only. Terme $5, includes chart ; hours 7 to 1. o'clock. .VIII teach at Exeter from Jan. 28th to Feb. 5th, from 9 a m. to 5 p. m. ire sure to set int at the Central lintel n t Wednesday 27th betwocn 9 a. nt. and " p. In. MiSS STEWART. !nettu:'tcss of Utess Cutting. Crediton John Appleton has purctascd a dwel- ling from Frank Snell and is now living In It. -The last stick of what was form - erly the Upper flax -mill has been drawn away and so out land marks are grad nilly disappearing. -Mr. and Mrs. Levi Italst and family, who have been visit Ing relatives 1:t our :utdst for several weeks, returned to theft [intoe lit Elkton, Mien.. on Tuesday. -On Thursday night last a number from here drove to the home ot Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Dearingt near Exeter, as a surprise party and repot 1 a very pleasant time in singing, games and outer harmless aatuacntents. -Jas. Cockwlll hats been appointed agent of the Sylvester Manufacturing Co. of Lindsay. lie Wendel renting a show room somewhere int own and will be able to furnish any kind of Implement this first manufactutca.-Mids Theo. Hartlelb spent last Sunday at her home in Dashwood. -Jas. Cuuk, who left here about three years ago for Alberta has returned home. While away he has been homesteading and has acquired a valuable piece of land near Dewberry. Evidently the west agrees with him, as Mr. S' lark is the picture of health. -Our small boys have made a skating rink cut 01 the tennis court and many a hot game of hockey Is being played. Wm. 13. Gainer, who le a friend of Inc boys, drew up severalt anks of water from the river and has thereby won the everlast- ing gratitude ot the boys. -Don't for- get the song sctvtce in tbe t:vaitdeli^al church treat Sunday night. -Mise Mary ltoeszler of Exeter- spent last Sunday in town with her sister, hose, of the Central Hotel. -Harry 1'i,kbeiner is wear ing a bread smile these daya. 11 is a boy.-Iiarty Fowler of the Bank of Com- merce spent last Sunday with Ills par- ents in Seafortit.-Mt!99 Clara tlatst has returned from Lash wood wind: site via - had friends for a few weeks.-Ilenry Ell tie: ,M.1'.I'., was In Toronto Wednesday on business. -Mrs. MusselI Hu:table has re.urned to her none in Hamilton, after visiting her mother, Mrs. Finkbutner, for a few weeks. -There nuc rumors afloat that wedding belie will ring in our midst it: the tic..r future. More particulars lat- er. -Art. Zwicktr spent last Sunday In London. -Mrs. Matthew Moriock accid- ently felt off the lounge the other day and broke a small ;puns in ,ter rignt wrist. She is getting along tticciy: -C. Zwtcker has trade targe purchases of clover seed of late. -While doing the chorea the other day Charles Kienzle received a severe kick from one of the horses. and at one time it was thought it would prove fatal, \Ve arc pleased to state that lac is greatly improved, and although eulfering considerable pain is rapidly' recovering. -Last Stonaay even- ing Mrs. Itoslna F'inkbelner was pleas- antly aurprlsad Ly a huinhcr of her re- latives and friends calling and giving her a surprise party in honor of tier birthday. The evening was pleasuntly epettt by all. and we trust Mrs. Fiitk- beencr will live t0 envoy many more years of good hcal(h.-A number of friends gathered at the horse ot ?fir. and Mrs. Ezra Timet on Monday evening last, and spent a set lain° time before the leaving of Mr. and Mrd. Levi Ilalet for their home to Elkton. Mich. Stephen DR.t,TH OF Mt*. BOWDBN.-General regret was felt last Thursday, Jan. 14th, when it became known that the death had occurred that morning of Elizabeth Folland, beloved wife of Mr. John Bowden, of the 3rd con. of Stephen, at the ago of 76 years and 11 months. Deceased had been ill for about two years, the commencement of the trouble being pneumonia, from which eche never recovered. For some weeks her condition has been serious and it was considered that the end was approaching. Deceased %vas a woman of high moral character, gen- erally beloved and esteemed by all who knew her, while to the husband and one son, William, who survive. she was one of the kindest of wives and the most indulgent of mothers, and the loss is very severe to them. The tette hits. Bowden was born at Petrochistow, Devonshire, Eng., and came to Canada with her husband 36 years ago, first settling near Exeter then removing to Bright, where they remained abort ten rears, then return- ing to Stenhen, where they have since resided. To the For rowing hui.h:.nd and son the sympathy of the rornrnun- ity is extended. The funeral on Sat- urday to the Exeter cemetery was largely attended. saes Clandel)oyc, The children of the Methodist Church here are being trained for a concert, to he held on the 211th. --Mrs. Dorman of London is visiting friends here.- Miss Kenneman of Parkhill visited here over Sunday. ---Miss Tillie Yager and Jennie Cunningham of Exeter were here over Sunday. - Fred Fairhall is engaged at S. O. i.nntport's ae clerk.- -A large number from here attended the opening of Holy Trinity Church in Lucan on Snnday lasL- Maurice nobler has gone to Buffalo to accept a position. -We are sorry to bear of the illness of Mrs. Jas. Simp- son. She had the misfortune of fail- ing down stairs Saturday last. - Mies Sadie Neil of Brantford in visiting rel. t►tives in this place.- Mr. I'erry Bice and bride have returned from Detroit. -The two box -socials of last week were went successes. Everybody re- ports a very enjoyable time. -Dr. Jones is in London on business. -Har- old Bice of London is visiting under the parental roof. --Fenton Carter vis- ited relatives here last week.-I3en Marr was in town to -clay. -Mrs. Lam- port is on tae sick list. -Mr. Robert Hudson 1-. under the doctor's care at present.-- Rev. Chris. Simpson, Mus- koka, is visiting his parents here. -- Dan Cunningham wag in London over Sunday. --Mrs. Stevenson of St. Marys visited her daughter, Mrs. Case, over I Sunday. Church Opening at Lucan ten•a.r The opening services of the New Holy Trinity Church took place on Sunday, January 17th, under weather conditions that were almost perfect for a winter's day. The leading towns and village communities with those from the country districts were well represented, crowding the sacred edi- fice to its utmost capacity at all the services. All the services were conducted by the rector, the Rev. Arthur Carlisle, Rev. Mr, Simpson and the Bishop of Huron, whose sermons were listened to with rapt attention. The offertory during the day amounted to over $000. The church itself is an architectural triumph for the designer, Mr. McBride of London and its quiet grace, dignity and solidity of construction is a valu- able and ornamental addition to the real estate ot the town and an object lesson in Anglican church building to the Western part of Ontario in the diocese of Huron. Connected with the church is the parish hall, also built of Milton red brick. making a block of ecclesiastical buildings, which, for beauty of outline, utility of detail and completeness of interior equipment, roust he seen to be truly appreciated. The pews, which are entirely free, are of oak with wide centre aisle and two side aisles. The pulpit is of open de- sign in polished brass and was present- ed to the church by Mr. Christopher Hodgins. The building committee was as follows: Rector, chairman; Chris. Hodgihs and Jas. Stanley churchwar- dens; Win. Read, Sec'y; Thomas 11. Coursey, Treas.; Geo. Hodgins, John Fox, %Vm. E. Stanley, C. C. Hodgins, Will. Hackett, Frank Ryan, Thomas \Vehb, John Ahbott, Kirkton E. J. Davis of Stettler is visiting his old home in and around Kirkton after an absence of eight years in the West, spent in Olds and in Stettler. Mr. Davis and his brother R. J. Davis with their mother now own a three-quarter section of land valued at $25 an acre. Mr. Davis will remain in Ontario until about March. No inert ltant is going to do more Lusi- i:cas In 1009 than he did in 1909 unless he docs more and better . advertising. That Is not guess work; it is not non- sense. It Is merely one of the rules of "the game" of business -and you can't win at any game unless you play ar- cending to the rules. MARRIAGES Brock. -Copeland. -in Exeter on Jan. 13, Thomas Frock. lluro:t street, to Mies Edna, daughter of Ijobert Copeland of Ueborne. Kennedy-Stepltctteon-At Exeter, by ltcv. Fear, M. Kennedy to Mise Er,, May Stephenson, both of !flake. l-'ostcr-Dowsott-In 'Varna, on Jan. 13, Edwin Arthur Foster, to Sadie Dows son. daughter of Henry Dawson. NORRIS--MAUDBON--At "Hillside,' Chiselhurst, on Jan. 20, Win. R. Norrie, to Myrtle A., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Maudson. DEATHS Bowden. -In Stephen, on Jan. 14th,. Elizabeth Folland, beloved wife of John Bowden, aged 10 years, 11 months. Snttth,-In Herman, on Jan. 9th, IIugh Thoaae Snt(ta, agcd 36 years. Mc Ash. -On the Front Rd. Varna, on ran. 10, John McAah, aged 99 years 11 months. \tc•Bride.-In IHay, on Jan. 9111, Mrs. John Sicllrido, aged 38 years. Pickard. -In Goderlcit Tp., Jan, 14th, Pickard, aged 97 years, 4 months. ('ctatell.-In Clinton, Jan. 13, Mr. David Connell, In his 56t1t year. u'Lcary-At Parkhill, on Jan. 11th, El- len, wife of Vrthur O'Leary, aged 71. McLean. -In Tu kersntith, on Jan. 14, Mrs. Ann McLean, relict of the late William McLean, aged 75 years, 3 and 11 days. Four Min- utes of Music without chang- ing Records! That is what the Record means. A►nberol etre the long- est playing records in the world to -day -and are lowest in price. Their tone will give you an even greater appreci- ation of the Edison Phonograph. If you hear them you will want a phono- graph. You can hear them tit onr store. 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