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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1909-03-25, Page 175c to JANI '10 NOW IS THE TIME to dubbed he for the ADVO- CATE and get a bargain as above stated; or else take advantage of our or Low Club Rates r TWENTY-FIRST YEAR. ettf Wedding Invitations In Newest Type On Best Papers The Finest Wolk ©And Right Prices The Advocate:Office, Exeter EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MARCH 25. 1909. SANDERS & CREECU The Old Reliable WHITEWEAR This week brings u■ again to the whltewear, winch has opened out to ',ear without a doubt, better styles and • orset covers, drawers and gowns than WHITE NO. 040 -In white Indian linen lawn trltnmed with embroidery and valenctenne lace, made in new style, with long sleeve Sizes 32 to 40 Price 3.30 NO 890. -In white )awn, with heavy emit' older/ front. trimmed with val.lace and insertion. Extra value. Sizes 34 to 40. Price 2.5t). NO. 000. -In tine linen lawn with em broldery front, tucked, sleeve and back, trimmed with val. )ace and tnsertton. Sizes 34 to 88. Price 3.00. WIIITE Our W 1. ;:els are made to sell: have a do . :.ounce and dust frill - Na. 380-A beautiful lace skirt, trim- med rimmed with clung lace and insertion and extra deep flounce at $3.75. , NO. 337.-A very fine cambric skirt, stemmed with emb. and insertion, at $3. NO. 365. -Our embroidered skirt in length 38.41) 42, nicely tucked between rows of embro. insertion,'tlntshcd with an embroidery full at $4.50. \Ve Invite you to come In arid have a ed over, as we are showing and welling 1IEA1)QUARTERS FOR WHITEWEAR time for opening up and marking off our ur entire satisfaction. We have this better qualities in white waists, skirts, ere have shown for years. WAISTS NO. 035 -In fine white lawn, with embroidery, Insertion and Sizes 32 to 40. Price 1.50. NO. 889. -In white lawn, trlmme dwith lace and Insertion, wide shoulder effect long sleeve. Size 34 to40. Price 2.25. NO. 870. --Irl white lawn, nicely tucked and trimmed. Extra value. Sizes 32 to 40. Price 1.25. NO. 886. -In white 1 twn, trammed with embroidery, Insertion and val. lace. A perfect tilting waist. Sizea 32 to 40. Price $1.00. SKIRTS wear and give satisfaction. They all two points ladies are all looking for. NO. 853. -In a fine cambric with an' eyelet embro flounce at $2.73. Our 2.25, 1.75, 1.50, 1.23, 1.00 In lace and embro. finish are extra values. Our ladles' gown in O. S. trimmed with lace and embroidery. E-tra value. 50c. to $1.25. Corset Covers in tine cambric, trim- med and finished with lace and embro. AU sizes. Prices 35c., 50c.. 75. look through our stock, before it Is pick - these goods every day. THE ASTORiA SHOE. trimmed val.lace. CARLING BROS. Discount Sale ►G:T In order to reduce our stock we will give a discount of 10 : per : cent on all DRY GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES for the ... Next 30 Days -We Keep Nice, Clean, Fresh Groceries - K. N. ROWE PHONE 22 - ONE DOORcNORTH OF POST -OFFICE - -"fit A es A rrefetssls■al Card•. D` 0. 1. `OUI ETON, L. D. B., D. D. 8. DENTIST Mswb•r of the R. 0. D. 8. of Ontario and Honor Seadsate of Toronto University. 0//101: Over Dickson a Csrtln j s Lew Wks, Is Ds. Asdeesos's former Dental Parlor. DB. A. R. KINSMAN, I.. 8. 8., D. D, 8,' Honor graduate of Toronto Unlverlsty. DENTIST. two extracted without any pain, or any bud effects Ofoe oxer Oladman a St anbury's office, Main street Medical [[]� R BRiGHT, M. D., 1t. C. P. & R., HONOR Graduate of Toronto University, Two years resident physician Royal Alexandra Hospital, etc. °Mee and Residence, Itr. Amos' 01.1 Stand, Andrew Street, EXETER. DS. T. P. McLAU01ILIN Ram resumed prsctice after spendingg a year (Col. lege) at British and Continental Ilospitals. General Practice with special attention to Eye, (with rtfrsc• tion) Ear. Nose and Throat. Office: Dashwood, Ont. --I Logged. DtOKSON It DARLING, BARRiSTLRB, SOLi01 tors, Notaries, Con. cyan, era, commiselonere lsildton for Moleons Rank, etc. Nosey to Loos at lowest ratesof Interest. Ofaee., Main street, Exeter, 1. Ei. (WILDS, R.A., L, H. MOOS MONRY TO LOAN. We save a large amount of private funds 10 loam e taro and village properties at low rates of later sit OLADMAN a STANDURY, Barrister, tiolicitors,Mats et.. Klett! Oa B. S. PHiLLTPS, EzirrER. Llcsssed Asctioseer, Sable attended in all parts. Ratldu-tion gnarsn• teed er an pay. Terms reasonable. All orders left at Advo••ste 081 a will be promptly attended to. William Brown Prof, Dip:cma M Rnyal Incorporated Society of Nssielan•, England; Organlet of Trititt Memorial psrt•h,Rxetet. Piano. Organ, Harmony and Theory el MOW'. Terms on application. Exeter, Ont, J. SENIOR Agent Confederation Life Assurance Company, also Fire Insurance in lead- ing Canadian and Rriti..h Companies. Main -St., Exeter. MiONET TO LOAN •A large arnou rat of money to loan on farm a:.d vllh.i a propertlee at lowest rates Ell ELLiOT. Conveyancer. etc. Office opposite Cc;ttral hotel, Exeter. FCAIRNS, VETERINARY BURGEON. L. Successor to Da. RatuAT. 8peclal Attention to Dentistry. Night calls len at the home of Yr. Peter Ilse den Milo street, lopp. Trivet Memorial Church), will 14 promptly attended to. EXETER, • ONTARIO. OIDce-Dr. Ramuy's old stand ,corner of Main and North streets, (opp. Pyrn s blacksmith Shop). Your patronage solicited LICENSED AUCTIONEER WM. ANDERSON, Ltcc.i._r,t Auctioneer for Huron County. Terme reasot,ablo. Dates can be made at Rte Advo:ate, Exeter, or ilenry 1.11lber'g Office, Cred- iton. FARM FOR SALE 7, acres of tee 1st con. of Rlddulp:t. Lot 2. 1-4 male fro,n Centralia. 65 ac. u•nirr r ultty;,fled, tel nr. hush pasture. Ti:'r. Is .t good two-story brick cottage bar;, et hy eat. other buildings also. good wells. 2 orchards; possession at once. Apply n, the premises• TI1OS. W. NEiL. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP \Ve, the Dnk.'r Threshing Company 01 this section of the County et Huron, do hereby give notice that we have this day dissolved the partnertehip hitherto ex- isting under the name of said company. Chas. Harvey, Pres., W. I1. Dearing, Sec. AUCTION SALE Of Valuable Farm. Farm Stock and implements. The undersigned Auctioneer has leen instructed to veli by Public Auction at Lett 5, Con. 10, Mc(lillivray, on WE[)NESDAY, MAR('iI 31, 19(11 at 1 o'clock sharp, the following valuable prop.rt , tic STOCK 1 hea.y mare, rising 7, in foal to Reath• port; i aged work horse. 1 row, due 1-; oal,e at time M sale; : new miloh cows; 1 farrow • nw, 4 yearling heifersY ;Yearlingsteers; 4 calces, 1 thoroughbrev hog; 1 sow, due to farrow in April. IMPLEMENTS - Ma..w'y-llarris binder, Deering mower, Champion seed drill, Verity drum colter, disc harrow, set Diamond harrow.: Maeayereees rultis atot, nearly new; gang plow. 2 walking plows, •-uRter, sulky rake. lumber wagon, trork wagon top buggy, cutter. set bobsleighs, hay rack, gravel bot, wagon t.nx and pig ra. 1, 2 vet double and 1 set single harness. blacksmith anvil, plate grinder and belt, fanning mill, hay rope and sling ropes, wheel. barrow, coal store. Daisy churn No. 4, quantity clean seed oats, shout 20 tw:& clean seed peas, 2 wa- ter troughs, and numerous other articles. FARM- The tarn will also be offered for ale upon the said date. if not precinnsh• Pohl. Teras Vrry eauy and made known nn the Aay of site. TERMS --RS and under. cash; over that amount 7 months'rrdit given on furnishing approved joint notes. 5 pet rent. per annum off for • swh on credit amount.. JOHN S. IV 11 IT K FORD, Prop JAS. STANLEY, .\'i t, THAMES ROAD One of Csborne's oldest and most es- teemed in habitants. In the person of Robert McDonald, passed away early on Sued+.) morning, ;tiarcn .21st. Air. Mc Donald attained the patriarchal age of 05, having been born in Scotland before the battle of Waterloo. His father was William McDonald of Nairn, Scotland, and his mother, Eiupeth Cameron. As a boy Hubert put In much of his time herding. but afterwards learned black- emfthing, and few could handle the ham- mer so deftly, especially did he excel in tempering steel tocls. 11r1 came_ out to this country over sixty years ago, work- ing at his trade, fleet in Toronto and then in URkctieg, when he married Mary Munroe, who predeceased hits last July. They moved to taborna in '1855, settling on his farm on the Thames Road, and having a blacksmithshop at the corner. Mr. McDonald was known far and wide, being of a most genial (Reposition. He was intelligent, bright and cheery,t eking a wide interest in men and things and posaessing a marvellous memory. His Lund of it a:1d story gave many a laugh. lie was a keen politician, a firm Liberal and no later than last Falldrove up to C,.nton, some twenty-two mllea, to Gear the Ptentier speak. In religion he was a Presbyterian with well formed :ouvi.-tions and rare were the occasions when his seat it church w+IB vacant. Up to live weeks ago he enjoyed excellent health. but after returning front church he had the misfortune to slip on tate Ice and fractured his leg Just at the hips Although he made a brave struggle, even his strong constitution could no tbear up against the sho'k and after these weeks of suffering most patiently and uncom- plai;ntigly borne and during which he manifested keenest gratitude for the kind ministrations of those about him pissed peacefully away on Sunday morn- ing, retaining consclouaueas until the end. Of a family of fourteen, ten survive Sale Registers. Saturday, March 27th. -Sale of Farm huple• trtentn, the property of Nits. Jaw. 11111, at Stenion Mcrae. Exeter, at 2 o'clock. Wm. Anderson, .tuct. Saturday, March 2711. -Effects, Re -haste of the late 0, m. Horton, deceased, in south ,art o1 Jas. I'ickartl's old stand, at 3 o'clock. 111 8. l'hiilipa Auct. Saturday, April 3rd.--iiousehold Eflectw of )Urs. J. T. O'Brien, on Andrew 8t., near Foundry, at 2 o'clock. John bill, Aust. White Wyandottes Good Laying Strain. FOli SALE -Eggs for hatching: 1st pen, *1.50 for 13; end pen, t)L.00 for 13. Three settings or more at reduced rates. First pen headed by a bird bred by J. 8. Martin of Port Dover; 2ndn headed by s real good bird of my own raising. Either pen needs no comment u to quality. All communications ans- wered promptly. Address CIiAS. F. IlOOPER, P.O. Box 157 Exeter, f Gilley St. FARM FOR SALE.- - The u;:cferalgr,ed le offering for sale that desirable eighty ;trre farm, being pelt of I.ot No. 10, ('0:. I, Stephen, sit- uated two and halt noted south of Ex- etetr•. There Is on the premised a good frame houate hank barn, orchard, about five acres of eardwoo3 bush. This is an excellent farm and alit ba sold very cheap. For particulars apply at this of- fice or on the premise I. SIDNEY DAVIS, EXETER. P. O. ROUSE FOR SALE An excellent brl,•k house, modern and up-to-date. Situated on Main street. Apply at this Office. BLACKSMITH SHOP FOlt SALE Fire class stand; doing good busi- ness: 111 he,t:t t reason for selling. For terms and particulars apply to A. E. PVM, Exeter, Ont, Application to Parliament An application will be made to the Legislative Assembly of the Provide. of Ontario at its next session by the Strat- ford & St. Joseph Radial Railway Coon pany for an Act extending the time for the commencement and for the comple- tion of the Company's railway. J. U. VINCENT, $oacitor for the Applicants Dated at Ottawa this 24th day of Feb- ruary, A. 1). 1900. PliOi'EiR'1'Y FOR BALE. New brick cottage, two story, contain- ing eight rooms, with furnace, electric light and all modern conve-,lenccs. hard and soft water. Two lots. situated on Sanders street, Exeter. Apply at Advo - :ate Office. SEED BARLEY FOR SALE At•out 800 bushels of No. 21 barley grown and kept for seed purposes. This Is a new variety that ha. proven to poseesa a rtmarkehle clean stiff straw excelling all Othet varieties, also gave the highest yield of grain per acre of all the barley tested in 1007 at the O. A. C., manchuria included. It has been without an exccptlo;t the most popular variety with toe cxperinsental undo:: in the province ever since the first dlstrlb- uhiorr In 1901 In two pound lots from the O. A. C. Price on application. JOHN ELDER. itensel' I'. G. Lot 11, Con. 2. Ilay. WANTED -HOUSE TO RENT A house centrally located, of moderate glee. Apply at this office. BUS AND DRAY IBUSiNESS !laving dccldcd to go into the Duo and f);ay throttle.. In Keefer I have placed ,t new and up-to-date rig mt the road for the cer,vcy,tn,e of passengers to and from the station. and respectfully so- ,lcit a talc shite of business of the travelling public. Calls at the office, phone 411i, cheerfuily attended 10 \VM. Afar:,l.t). Prop. e e LOOKING INTO TIIE EYE No more guesswork is necessary in fitting glasses !!! My new system of work reduces it to an exact science, By the wonderful method of examination called "Looking Into the Eye " the exact conhitions can be examined and glassts fritted for every eye defect. Do you have to hold your paper farther away than you used to ? Do your eyes water or burn ? Does the print blur ? These are indications you would do well to heed. Come to -d;:\' and have an examination FREE of charge. .10 Re Y ea v v 1•4144if i Jeweler SAXON FITTON Optician '°Z000lo-aimet-3-3-ao- 00000i->aoi-l000ioilockt-• hint. qtr■ Downie. Mime Huta ; Alexander C 1111 nr ti.t . Mrs. Paseunore, Mrs. McCur- dy. Robert, Catherine, Tina, Usburn2 ; Joon, Ext tet : \1-m. Kipped ;cid )lug., Essex. ELIM V 1Li.E Revs Fair and Burgess arc wilding r_tival er-ivitce at the }.limvl!I•_ apIt ;cit• inelit t:.. •WCLk. -Spe tai c,luca 1 at t•- In.na will be preached ire Sj,u. ty Rev Veale of Kirktun will have ci arge of the ntcrning service and Rev. ht.rr of Lucan he evening. Spe.'.i cone -t.),1 1.1 aid of the fund ••It i; nl-tauy 'treserv1 that there 's a s•edd'ng on the .apia betar: the grave grows very green. -Mbar• An- drew and Eli Coultia delivered tine horses to T. flandlold of Exeter, for watch they received good prices. -Mr. 'Will Horn passed through the village with nis wood culling outfit on Monday on his way to Hard Scrabble Corner, so ate said. -Jas Heywood bought a fine team of gorses at Lucnt: on Monday. Wm. Melville has returned to town and has engaged with W. J. Iteaman as tln- smlth. TILE EXETER COUNCIL The council met in the Town Hall on Mar. 100h, with W. Johns absent. Min- utes of previous sleeting read and appro- ved. A I Ot'•r and report of Water Works System for 'Exeter from W. Chipman, el - engineer, Toronto, was read and dis- cussed, and will be again taken up at a sp cinl ntxting 1 rfday, liar. 26th. The following accounts were ordered to be paid. -Creech et 1llandford, bal. due on gravel for cemetery 1008, $2,28 ; Wm. flrl kwoo.l, labor at cemetery $1.87 ; The Ross Taylor Co., lumber acct. to Jan. 5, $1.72 ; Geo. Cudmure, snow plowing,$4. -i'assed 011 motion of Luker-Clstiing. tdJ. to Mar. 26th by Luker. BIRTHS Orm^.-Lt Centr.tli.t, on Mar. 10th, to Dr. and Mrs. Orme. a daughter. )fit, iall.-itu HlddulPb, on March 20th, to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mitchell, con. 2, Itlddulph. a daughter. Knight. -in Exeter, Mar. 21st, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knight. of Oreadia. Sask., a daughter. tirown.-At (3reetnway. Mar. 14th, to Mr and Mrs. Cleo. Drown, a son. Whyte. -in Usbornc, Mar. 12. to Mr.and James Whyte, a son. MIAitRIAUF.8 Norticott-O'Rrien.-At the residence of tine bride's paret,ts. ilay. on Mar. 17, Nellie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. O-ilyden, to Mr. John Northcott. Robert son -C'ro,icr--At Granton, on 1715 March. Mars ida Crozier to Mr. Kirby Robertson. both of lilanshard. Alexander-Tho.npson-in )fay Tp., on Mar. 17th. \Von. F. Alexander, son of John Alexander o1 Tuckerscnith, to Agnea Jane, eldest daughter of Robert Thomson of Hay. Manning -Chit -h. -At Clinton on Mar. 13. Dora. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louts Cti-h of Tu: kcremith, to James Man- ning of Clinton. ilabrr-Mason.-At Clinton, on Mar. 17, .Annie Alberta, daughter of Thos. Ma.. on of Clinton. to James A. Haber or Detroit. Molhor.-(Sark.-At Corbett on Mar. 17. Wenzel Molitor. of Thedfor.l, to Mies May Mclean. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Nit hola Pollard of Corbett. DEATHS McDonald: -lit Uaborne, Mar.•h 21.Itobt. McDonald. aged 05 years. iHesett,-In Cryatal City, Mao., Mar. 10, Emanuel Bissett, formerly of Exeter, aged 36 years. Ford. -in Stephen, on Mar. 20, Janus Kingdon Ford, aged 67 years, 23 days, Carrick. -In Hay, Mar. 20, James Car- rick, aged '76 years. Seats. -In Dashwood, on Mar. 18, Mrs. Daniel Sac••s, aged 88 years. Po:Test-At Granton, on March 14, Mr. Forrest, aged 76 years. Wine. -in Tuckeraniith. on Mar. 12th, Samuel Wine, aged 55 years. 8 otos. M Parkhill, Mar. 1211,, Annie McLean, relict of the late Arch. Mc- Lean, 15) years. Clark -In Parkhill, Mar. 16111. Mrs. Anne Clark, aged 61 years. Ilodghts.-in London, Jane forte, relict of the late Thos. Hodgins ,ot Lucan, aged 82 years. PRECISION RELIABILITY SOL1DiTY JNTERCIiANGEABil1TY THE LON61111.% h.rre dcyuired Ale highrs/ tgauteh'on /hiv'g, ca/,1e menfe/s of /he world, on account ofhfe4-clfr'efu/menc'4cfureono' /effect Sur//ties. Vey PC,netWr e,rerds of UtiVerse/ .60,W/silos have cvnfirmed /he/i' sufierior ex.-co/tenet' , &mon; these 01M/17J, /nigh/ 6e specie//y mentioned• 5 GRAN DS PRIX ANVERS 1885 • PARIS 1889 - BRUSSELS 1897 - PARIS 1900 MILAN 1906 • r A MAliC}I.\NU SOLE AGENT, EXETER 1 7 BARGAINS for this week only ! 2 pkges. 'Finned Tacks for 5c 3 doz. cop'd Hat and Coat Hooks for 25c Lamps with I3, Burner and wicks, reg 40c, 45e and 50c, for 30c Dr. Scott's Stock Food, 50c and $1 pkges, for 35e and 70c a Heave Ciire, 50c pkges for 35c a Worm Powders, 50c pkges, for 35c Balsam of Myrrh cures everything. 25c, 50c and $1 bottles for Hollywood Ready -Mixed Paint in 10c, 20 and 35c tins 1 "Garland" Wood and Coal Cook, reg. $32.00 for .... $28,00 Curtain Stretchers, reg $1.35, for $1.15 Coil Spring Wire, per 100 $2.50 7 wire "Ideal " Fencing, all No 9 32e per rod Sap Supplies 20e, 30c and 70c 9EARNB HARDWARE & STOVE STORE