Exeter Advocate, 1909-04-01, Page 8Let Us Measure
your flgur.t to- a Suit. and the figure
we will ask will please you as well as
the peri& -t fit we will guarantee you.
We arc a'rupulousiy careful to tit all
our patrons to perfection, as every gar-
ment that leaves our catabtiehntent be-
comes an advertfuentent fur us. We will
give you your choice of tee (Meet and
IcweHt febrlt-s. We do the rest.
W. W. T A MA N
Merchant Tailor,
Exeter, - Ontario
Vusiness Locals -- Read Them
The Advocate will be mailed to any
address in Canada until January lst,
1910, for 73 cents. Tell your neigh-
bors about it.
T. E. }landlord on Thursday shipped
his fifteenth load of horses to Western
mareete since Jan. 10th.
The Advocate will be sent to any
address in ()Annette to Jan. 1st, 1910,
for 75a.
M irriage Licensee issued at the Ad-
vocate Office.
Ed. Ilarness is very 311 at her
Write it April. Mr. Nuristan Patterson visited In Lu:: -
(let ready for Cuing- don this week.
This is all Foots' Day. Mise Itickbefl of Zuric;, visited with
Remember the 1 . et. C. A. concert Fri-
day night.
Mrs. David Itusaell, Exeter North, la
col:fhhed to her room through !linens.
It takes a fal:ly good matt or woman
to mind his or tier own busincrs and do
It well.
'Ir. T. F. it.tudtord was o:t the sick
Het ',tet week for a few days, but has
slnoc recovered.
Sir Janies '1"hi•nty cep ;Cts toeoniplct!
the work of this sea akin of the Legis-
lature by Easter.
Tile Y. M. C. A. Concert Friday night
will be weigh hearing and the cause
'Mould appeal to cveryune.
Mr. Win. Bagshaw shipped a carload
Or witless' effects to hie bull Homer at
hibo. Sash., on Monday.
A meeting of the 1908 Bowling Club
is called for Thursday night at eight
o'clock at the Town Hall.
Mrs 13111111gs presided at the organ of
the Trivitt Memorial church on Sunday
.ted will continue the duties for a time.
Mr. Win. Arnold purchased from the
Sovereign !tank last week the residence
on Albert street, formerly owned by Mr.
I3. S. O'Neil.
Mr. Jos. Harvey has purchased Mr.
Richard Welsh's hone on Andrew -St.,
being the residence recently owned by
Messrs. Farmer Tiros.
}rev. W. M. Martin occupied the Main
street Methodist pulpit on Sunday eve-
ning, thus relieving the pastor, Rev. Fear
f: o:H a third eervlcc, he having a severe
cold.
Miss Bertha Mack, who has been at-
tending Chatham itusiness College, has
passed her final examinations. Bertha,
Is just 1G years of age and this is her
second diploma in the Commercial Course
Hanker Vanderlip of Chicago in a
spatial train travelled front Chicago to
New York lir 18 'hours, to reach his dy-
ing mother's bedside but was 28 min-
utes late. The record for 'he distance
was broken.
Mr. Geo. Mantle. wyo has been in 111
he.ilt't for some time, went to the Lon-
don Hospital on Thursday last to renlain
for a time In the hope that the real
cause of the trouble may be located. In
the meant:hie Mrs Macule is visiting in
London.
Mr. Fred Kerr of The Huron Indians
Gun Club was at Duart last week and
Dire. took pert in a big &hooting Match, vein-
Mrs.
Hing second hi3h average. The day was
Willie Manson has been awarded a very windy and the acorea were not as
Beginners' Cartoon Prize by the Correa-
taiga as otherwise would have been the
pondence School of Scranton, Pa., get -
rase, however, Fred got 139 out of 153.
ting 80 per cent. on a drawing he sub- Mrs. Frank Wood Inas been under the
d2:tor's ear: for several days—Mr. Rich
milted.
The Crystal City Courter of last weak Dturphy has been confined to Ida horse
contain& the foltcwing account of the for several days through Illness, also
marriage of a former Exeter young than Bert !fivers is under the doctor's care.
One of those happy events, which, no 'firs. Philip Rowcllffe has been in a
mallet how often They occur, are always rather serious condition for several days
interesting and pleasant, took place at throug.t tllncaa.
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. D Ferg- The partnership business of Mesars,
uson, Couditcy, en \1'(rinesdaY morning, Bawden & McDonell, horse dealers, has
24th inst.. when their eldest daughter, been dissolved by mutual consent, the
Sarah Belle, was united in marriage to latter taking over the buefucee. and will
Mr. J. M. Cann, of Crystal City. About continue at the old stand. The firm bee
forty guests, friends and relativen of the
family, were pr. s nt. Tne bride was the
recipient of numeroue and valuable glfte.
The happy couple departed for their
now home at Willow 'lunch, Sask., on
the noon trallt, aurid tine CVrierailelat.bees
act s wishes .ts a showers ere Q the Centmtrdal Iloteh All htu rested hn
else. The Rev. C�. Caldwell lied lhJ knot. the )IensaU huekCJ deb at•f.`atetl d -
llie Ka l or .�1:�1::= : regular sidled Irl' "4-'lI' gain (. gxeicr bo;'4 1' a
period is central on the -'nd, reaching wide I .tri :n. This one game must in
from Match :list to April 501. The Ven -
former
eyes still overshadow a:1 their
tits piled lei central 011 the 1st. Earth's former and later defeats. Stitt It 1: 1s
ttr.d1 Is still in fort, attd the Mars per- any satisfaction to them that lineup
hod Is nearing its centre on the 12th, why nee theta have alt tt.e satisfaction
Full Moon on the equator falls on the they calf gel, tldt 0! it,
an, ":h) ee:nu••:t 1e 10 conjunction with The Aleve ra Ut L11Ittfet has been pur-
� Robert Holmes c h \�
friends lure Tuesday.
Mr. Fred Elletiogton left Monday to
visit friendb in Toronto.
Fred Wahers h ft Tuesday for Detroit
where I.e intends t • meeting,
Miss Mary Knight of Ildcrton spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Mies Sarah •Sweet left Saturday to
visit Mrs. Cleo. Crawley at Lucian.
Mr. .los. Lantbrook left last week to
visit Lea sone at Fort 1Vayite, Ltd.
Mrs. 1iirJ of \1•estflc►d, N. Y , is here
visiting her daughter, Mr.. Chas. Sea-
wright.
Niro, Rev. Collins ib attending a meet -
lea or the WOniati's Auzillery at Leadoe
this week.
Mrs. O. W. 1l.ttilsott returned last
week from a visit t1 London of some
weeks duratiuu.
[tee. and Mra. Cultic Fletcher of Thanes
Road are attinding a convention in
Toroete this week
Mr_ Richard Hemmer left Tuesday
!Horning for the West, where he intends
reorient:1g 'ht sUl Muer.
Mr. Frank Ilawden, atter spending a
few weeks with his parents here, return-
ed to Toronto Monday.
Mrs. Tiro:,. Iilssctt, who luta been vislt-
Ing her sister and daughter at Norwiel..
u -turned home Monday.
Miss Marjory Rose, has been visiti:tg
at Dr. Bright's for Home time, returned
to her home in Guelph Wednesday.
Mrs. W. D. Clarke went to Loudon Sat-
urday where she wilt visit for a tine.
Mr. Clarke sprat Sunday In the city.
Itev. E. E. Fear was In Toronto this
week attending a meeting in the lnterer=ts
or Epworth Leagues and bunday Schools.
Rev. W. M. Martin and family are
leaving this week with their household
affects for London, where they will re-
side.
Mr. and Dirs. Richard Murphy and Mr.
Chas. lilrney_ attended the funeral on Sat-
urday of Mr. Andrew Cunningham at
Myth.
Mit. 11. C. Cotter of Frankfort, nut.,
arrived Monday evening 10 visit at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mra. Thos.
Gregory.
Mrs. Yager left the lattcr'part oI last
week for Clandeboye to spend a few days
prior to returning to the west where she
will remain for some time.
Capt. W. J. !Leaman and Provision-
al Lieutenant J. 0. Stanbury attended
the dinner of the Huron Regiment Of-
ficers at the itattenbury house, Milton.
on Wednesday evening of last week.
APPRENTICE WAFTED .AT ONCE.—
To learn tallorlag. W. W. TAMAN.
13uy a ticket for the Y. M. C. A. Con-
cert and help the Loys. Ylan of hall at
ilowcy's Uru, Stora.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Harvey entertain-
ed about forty of their friends very
pleasantly 0.1 Tuesday night.
The W. D[, S. of Tames Street Metho-
dist churen intend holding ar tea on
Monday. April Vella The Society have
engaged Miss Wyatt to sing.
Mrs. (trio 'luucfle underwent a surgl-
bctn alt extensive Importer and dealer :31 operation at Victoria Hospital ar
in entire horses, and few importers have
TuesdaY. The operation proved a ou:-
as good a record to their credit for "e3s and at present she gives promise of
both quality and quantity of horses "o_nplete recovery,
b. -ought into the country. BASEBALL MELTING. — A baseball
The !!meal! Observer ettll seems very tneetfog for organization le called fiat
d bet 1 t of all and 1 w t aiiii4riy t,t; tell how once upon a time this Thursdiy eveulmg at 8 o'clock
Garth and SUli on the 8rdi kitil a 411d
Weather condltl-':ts will ft.ti t a ser-
ious erislet front the 1st to the 611t, cul-
minating on and touching the 4th and
Mh. 1: a t(ni n -y to tropt:al and tor-
nadac *gonna carat the last hal: of
March. there wilt be danger al a t!rotas
o' su'11 s o mr et this railed. If 1oral
storey; or wee", and sleet have preceded
a crisis of suet' storms and wea'iter
will fall at this time. \Vc think the lat-
ter will prevail. Centering on tee 5111
and a x -e &ding tare,' days before and after
that date Is one of the :neat marked sets-
nit- p •rio.le of the year. l3aroin: L• it• In-
dlc.tt.nna and eernlugs should be noted
eve y,vh r • at t is (line, iapct.ially In ex-
trenu southern sections. Kacesatve tains
with flood 4 awl tornadoes are Indicat-
ed. Motieed h:go barometer, unsettled
we.tt la- and Tharp cc'ld and frost will
folIo,v sto..ua. A reactionary storm
per:°.i la centre' on the 701 and 8111.
This p r o f i+ t overeat ty the Mercury
theta . n :d will being renewal of
lee.. , -. ,1 t r and storms of rata and
poeee ; y r t and snow,
1
Don't Monkey
with that cough
1
White
e
Take NOW
Pine and Tar
�...� 1i•g Bottle for A Quat ter
Can You keep
warm these
cold days ?
Spring has gone—
Winter is crime --
Hicks whs right—
(tome in and
one of our
Nice
Warm
Winter Suits
or 14 ri
Overcoat
and yon w t11 not
only feel w t110 0101
comfortable. l,ot :ileo
right ult.t..
Alm a very Dimino
acre tine of
W. JOHNS
Mer(a:sat Tailor • Exeter
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chased front Mr. o rt o nt s y W.
11. Kerr of the Brussels Poet. etc. 1101- 'uge so that tho number of instates re-
ntce leaves title week for Toronto to cont- mains about the sante. Loot week Win.
mence his duties as Surveyor of Customs Hanna was admitted hoer, \\ Inithulu. 74
Mr. Kerr has been the publisher of the years of age. and (+n 8ut:day Mrs. His-
Brueecls Post for thirty year, and Is lop who (an10 trent Godeech died aged
well known and highly respe-ted as a 0:1 years. A. Shetra who sp-nt the win -
newspaper unit. \Ve wish him Contleucd ter tht n' r. turn d to Ex- ter un Titer s -
day last.
Mr. Sidney Davis oa Tuesday last dis-
posed of his 82 acre farts In the town-
ship of Sterhen. being part of Lot In,
Con. 1. to Mr. Daniel McCurdy, who re -
client dlsi•oecd of the old Baker farm
in the rani' township. The price paid
was 43:350. Mr. Davis is having a sale
of him stock and implements on April
larke and intends going West shortly.
A Lodge of instructioe for the benefit
or Iluron i)Istrict Independent Order of
O.1d.'cl oes al 1 b: hill in the Town Hall,
2lIn'oa. on the of ernoo.t and evening 0f
Lumber Camp Dept. lszet r W. C. T. U. Cool Friday. April i'th. It is esptc'ei
What shall we do with this man Met represen A'(vice will b: precut tit from
Jesus, which 1s called the Christ". all the Iolg a of the district. Scaforth,
formed the them- for a powerful sermon (Ioierlrh, Eaeler, Myth and Clinton
Sunday evcriing tri the James sheet Mateo teams will ttk' Dir:. All Y e wore
titlhoiist clown by Rev. J. 11. Oliver of will be esemplifted.--Cb1t,ton N. w Era.
-arms, who had exchanged pulpits with
Rev. Going Irt fie tater Sts of rduel! Ion- DEATH OF JOHN UILI.iNG
.tl work. Mr. 01 ver is without doubt one
of the beat pulpit orators of the Mettio- There passed away In Crattbtook on
dist (•hue( rt. The Sunday evening sermon March 22nd a former well-known res-
-.vett a brllllant (Hort and was most at- ident of Stephen In the p -.,eon of John
tentively listened to throughout. it is D1111mg, In the 86th year of his age. Mr.
und,rstood that Mr. Oliver wi:l g'a '0 Carl- Dining had been In poor health for many
gary at the end of the confchnee year. months front softening of the brafn,but
the fntntrdi.tte cause 01 his death was
Y. M. C. A. Notes.—Tee Huron County pneumonia. tereased was a native of
England. being hctm in Devonshire to
Y. M. C. A.'s conducted during the mon- 182:3. Comets to Canada about ffifty
th of February la week night bible study years ago be settled in the Township of
(lessee. with an average attendan••e of Stephen where he followed farming for
21, besides 11 cducatlanal evenings at upwards of thirty 'years. AOOul twenty
debates. practical talks. Impromptu years ago he moved to tete village of
stump sere• hes and mock municipal coup Brussels where he had since made his
ell work. At the regular meeting of the home. Ile was twice married. ifs first
local association Monday night it was
decided to hold a debate nest Monday
taught. Resolved that wood Is more use-
ful than coal." the affirmative to he
taken by Messrs. Jones and Heywood,
and the negative by Messrs. Jennings
and °retch -her. Th1e wili net dont.( he
an Interesting debate and everybody
should be present to hear 1t. The Bible
lesson for Mondry night will be The
Life of Joshua. and will he taken by
the President. Orville Southrott.
Y. }t. C. A. CONCERT
As previously tnnncate•A the Y. M. C.
A. boys have been preparing for their
concert and have decided on Friday, Ap-
r11 2nd. No pains will be /pared In
m.:king this a popular event and the
young men ran Count u• advance upon
the hearty support of the people of Ex-
eter and vicinity. Funds are needed for
maintai.ting and improving (he equip-
ment of the Y. M. C. .l. and t:rfs means
1e beteg taken to raise what ie necessary
ae.tdes the b et i:teat talent avalleble,
whte'i we may say le catered gratuitous-
ly. ?taster I)oag:as ittanbary of Toronto
the nine-year old boy singer. has been
ec-urcd. He is a paid soloist in one of
the )erg, Toronto rhurehes and Is hlanly
'po:(en of by Toronto papers.
:ire game are earnestly requested to be
present.
A complimentary banquet was tendered
by the citizens of Clirdon to F. R. Hod -
gens anti Robert Holmes at the liotel
Normandie on Friday even'ttg. Ptondn-
ent citizens from different parts of the
'ounty were also present.
They come and go at tot douse of Ile -
and evert ereatet success.
Ott the evening of Monday. April 4th,
In the Mats Street Methodist church Miss
Sproule, for many years W, C. T. U. nils
a:onary to the lumbermen of New Ontario
will deliver her interesting address on
that work. Do not rales this opportunely
of having vividly brought before you,
life as It Is 1 ived by their forerunners
of a ivilhation, with its heroism, dan-
gers and needs. The mc. ting will open
at eight o clock. Silver collection In aid
of the work will be taken. Be sure to
comc.—ttanhait Kinsman, superintendent
EXETER MARKETS.
EACH WEDNESDAY
1 Uri
63 54
43 44
SO 85
00 00
7 50 850
300
1 40 145
20
18
0 80
25 00
24 00
CHANGE')
Wheat
Barley
Oats
Peas
Potatoes. per bag
Hay, per ton
Flour, per cwt., family
Flour, low grade per cw
Butter
Eggs
Livehogs, per cwt
Shorts per ton
Bran per ton
T. E. 'landlord shipped
of horses west on Tuesday•
W. A. Helmets, a fanner living In Mc-
Killop Township, Notts of Feaforth, was
mate., guilty by Judge Doyle of Coderlch
abducting Maud Hulley, a 13 -year-
old girl. and senteucel to two and a half
years In Kiegston pchittut erY.
another car
'I`
New Way
he Old Way — The N-----
Take
Howey's
Cure -a -Cold
Capsules
1
1
e
4
4
wife being Jane iake, and his Beyond.
by whom h( is nutvlved. Elizabeth lift
nceli. Ile Is also survived by tour sons
and one daughter by the firat wife and
two daughters by the second. the for-
mer being Samuel of Iicnsatl : ltle' and
of Chicago. John In Manitoba, Henry
of Exeter, Mrs. Plough of Kalamazoo.
ellen.. and the latter, Mrs. Livings and
ida of Saskatchewan. The rcntalris wan.
brought to tezetcr for burial. the funeral
totting place Friday to the Etetcr cem-
etery.
ZURICH
A. Stossopf o: :eoringvillc visited his
son E. W. Stoskopt. V. b.. las: week.—D.
S. Faust was at Stratford last week at-
tending a c onvention lr. connection with
the Rvangelt^al church—Ur. Campbell vis
ited Toronto last week aa a delegate
from Itt-kb'11 Lodge. A. 0 U. W.—C. Eit-
her has levested Itt a 4 -year-old pacer
teat ham c' a -y- 111lent 01 Of makill good.
—Henry leleeb of the Babylon Lnc delle-,
ed two fate sorrel hors's to T. Handford
of Fzeter. The were itbout the best 1
the Township.—Julius Cnallet of
Rouble L'n', Shifty had four toes bad,y
smashed by a log Wane on It.—Hen y
ltupp will build a brick addlt:on to his
hour' th1j Maar. —
"sing Me to &ell
Let ui show you the net, outfit
with ALBEKOI. tterentos
Amberol Records 65c
Ala RI& AL Ark As
This famous ta••red Ron
given in its entirety and a,'
N time given upon the
Ediso11 Amb^rol Rccords
ambers! Bccard' play nearly five
mini*tcs without chasaing and eau•
not she «sed ntr env other maehiue eteept an
I:OISON.
We hey ,•11 ma, hir.r• nod .e 11
has never
beautifully
herr,
as It
Edison Phonographs
E:,. THE PURITY 11'1 j
hl,lg F'osell
EASTER CARDS—lots of them
u '1F'g'P'Pat'h��iif'P
A SMALL OR LARGE BAG
of a flue grain. white, nutritious
STAR flour, is sold as our brand.
Have you ever tried it ? Get your
grocer to give you our kind next
time and see
TI1E SUPERIOR RAKING
QUALITIES
that STAR FLOUR possesses,
Better and more wholesome, he -
enlist. of A secret process that we
put the wheat through.
HARVEY BROS
•
S(tl.IS MANt'FA(TM'KKItS
EXETER • ONTARIO
Notice to Farmers
and Public !
if you have any
O1.I) 1Bt)N, 111'131311{4, RAGS,
COZ'I'ER. BRASS, LEAD,
ZINC, HOit4EllAIR,
Bring it to M. Jackson &
Sons, the Old Reliable
-- Firm —
where you ran get highest
star ket price in
CASH
M1 sizes il'(m Pipe i on hand,
also Iron Posts
M. Jackson & Sons
MAIN ST.. EXETER.
OPi'oeITg Elfin -CHIC Putt'Ktt 1101.55
Call and examine our
of
28 gage Preston Safe Loci Shingle
which we aro selling for $4.50 per square
and you will be conv'nced that it is the
most satisfactory shingle on the market.
Guaranteed Wind and Storm Proof
needing no clip to hold bottom of shingle
to place.
We are offering splendid values in Halt-
ers, Stable Brooms and Shovels, Chaff
Baskets, Lanterns, etc. — — —
T. HAWKINS & SON
Watch This Space Next Week
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors.
;JONES & CLARK
PHONE NO 32
Millinery Millinery
These Are Busy Mfflinory Days
25
TEACHERS el ripe rhos•
arahrp, .ode fawning and
husinns e(perisnr. in Iea4•
Ina Canadian and .!nisei, an
rent rr, employed by our
chain of Nish (trade ('allett-
sa. have halls up a p•tperlor, 1ana�pr ,►rhe 1
r ur►t••ulam.
Ea. h student it lnstrweeel privstely at hip
',an ark we *mist out line6utes to the
rept positions.
Three ,n,tr*,•a --Commercial, Stenography
and telegraphs.
M(il ('nnnss Enter any day.
write far 1 tr•',.•, lir.
CLINTON
NTON
BUSINESS COLLEGE
(i1:(). S l'OTT(3N. Pitiee tete
;very business hour of the remaining days before Easter our
millinery salesroom will lie showing a wealth of beautiful millinery for
all occasions and at nue well known easy prices.
Zutori: aot far any. Order year newhit al!
Our Dress Goods Department
Is a busy centre with us just now.
All the fittest Fabrics are shown here in the seasonable shades.
Stripes and {'Iain Goods are shown here in abundance. Our stock is
complete and you t'annot do better than buy one of our New Dress'
Lengths for your New Spring Costume.
House Furnishings
FOR THE BUSY HOUSE-CLEANING.
Thi9 i+ the time of the year to think of your New House Furnish-
ings, Sin ing i9 here and the Luny house•cle•aning will soon start. You
will find ii' ell ready for the hig 111911 in this department. it is a well
known fact th+if we (titsthe largest(at rteck itOOMI RUGS CA
1-
PETS, LA(E CURTAINS, iINOLEUM4 et, OILCLOTHS in Exeter,
and can therefore give you the best choice.
Acorn Rugs
UNION RCGS in sizes of
3:3 3x'31 414, 3114 yds
WOOL RUGS in sizes of
31:3, 3z3}, 314, 3114 yds
TAPESTRY RUGS in sizes of
313, 314 3:4, 311:4. 3;:4►j yds
BRUSSELS RUGS in sizes of
3:31, 324, 31:4, 414e yds
SMYRNA RUGS (Reversible)
3:4, 3114, 3/x1 yards
VELVET RUGS in sizes of
3::3i, 3x4, 3014, 4141] yds
Small Rugs for Mate
in all sizes of
TAPESTRY. WOOL, BR('S-
MEi r. VELVETS. AXMINS-
Ti?k and NVELTONM
Ali at low prices,
Carpets
A very large stock of
UNION, VOOL, TAPESTRY
& Zlltr4ME[S
This is the place to buy your
cornett+ as we have the quantity
and (plenty.
Lace Curtains
—18—
NOTTiNOHAM, SWISS AND
FiSH NET.
Over iA different designs Ito
choose froftl in the best curtains
we have ever shown.
Prices 2.t(', (1)c, 75c, Sl. $1.201,
$1.50. 81.75, $2,tJ), $2.25, $2.50,
82.75, $3, $3.51), $4, $4.50, $5, $0.
Linoleums -- Oilcloths
Some of the prettiest designs
we have ever shown in floor oils
—all widths --4 4 to 164.
We sell the
(UI EAT NA IitN'S SCOTCH
LINOLEUM
Admitted by all to he the test
made.
JONES & CLARK
f1 llcafigflartery for the celebrate(' W. E. Sanford Clothing