Exeter Advocate, 1909-04-29, Page 160c to JAN. '10
NOV\IS THE TIME
futttcrihe(ter the Aovo•
UA'FE and get it bargain
as above stated; or else
take advantage of our
Low Club Rates
Wedding
Invitations
In Ne•ate.t Type
On Mat Pa per's
1'he pones `sulk
And Itieht Prices
The Advocate Office, Exeter
TWENTY-FIRST YEAR.
EXETER. ONTARIO. TIIURSDAY. APRIL 29. 1909.
SANDERS & CREECH
The Old Reliable
We are showing a very fine line in
Men's and Boys' Clothing in the cor-
rect styles. Prices :
Men's from $5 00 to $14 (1J
Vont lib' from $3.00 to $7.50
Boys' frrni $1.00 to $0 5(1
Our Men's and Boys' Hats were never
better
as to style. price and quality. A very Dretty hitt for young wren
in the NEW EMERALD SHADE. in the Bret EnKliele Felt....
WE HANDLE THE
Star Brand Shirt,
which is noted for its style and perfect fitting qn a:it t
Also a very fine line
Duck Shirts, with Reversible Collar
Suitable for Spring and Summer Wear.
A Grand Carpet Bargain !
For one week only we will sell ALL WOOL CARPETS, ..n.• sa:d wide.
ranging in pt ice from 65c to $1.00—to clear
49c and 69c
CARLING BROS.
New Wall Papers
OUR STOCK OF WALL PAPERS is complete
in every detail. If you have a room that
does not suit you ani has not the attractive
appearance that you wish, go to R. N • Rowe
and buy some of that lovely paper
he is showing. Also look at his
linoleumns and lace curtains.
They are beautiful. And prices are the
lowest' We can prove it to you! COME IN
We Keep Nice, Clean. Fresh Groceries
R. N. ROWS
PHONE 22
— ONE DOOR NORTH OF POST•OFFICE
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floreetbssl.■al Cards.
DE SOC'LSTON, L. D. 8., D. D. 1L
DENTIST
Mestber of the R. O. D. S. of Ontario and Honor
*Mutts of Toronto UM.ersity.
OVTICI: Over Dickson a rarling s Law Once, Is
D. Asdenon'e former Dental Parlors.
D. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D. D. a.•
�Henor graduate of Toronto U.Ireri•ty.
DENTIST.
EMI extracted without any pain, or any bad effect•
Once over Oladman a Stanbury's office, Milo
Bset.r.
Medical
HR 9111011T, M. D., M. C. F. It S., HONOR
• Graduate of Toronto University. Two years
resident ph-;sictan Roeal Alexandra Hospital, et.•.
Orere and Residence, 14. Amos Old Stand, Andrew
Street. EXETER.
DR. T. P. MCLAt'GIII.IN
HN
--
tenoned prvtl re afters •endinlc a 1 ear (Col.
lege) .t British and Continental hospital& General
practice with 'pe•ial attention to Eye, (with refrae•
tion) Ear Nose and Throat.
Urect: Dashwood, Ont.
Legal.
DicasoN a CARi.ING, BARRISTERS, SOLICi
ton, Notaries. Con, elan -ere, commissioners
0olleiton for Mol•ons stank, et. -
Mosey to Loss at lowest fait!, of lntereet
011ies, Main atreet, Exeter,
1. a. Oases., IL A., I. 13. maws
OItET TO LOAN.
it
w• bare a !arse amount of private funds to loan
• farm and .illa,re properties at low rates of Inter
set.
OLADMAN & STANRU'RT,
Barristers, Solicitors. /lain et., Exeter On
B.S. PHILLIPS, EXETER.
Llces.ed Auctioneer.
Sales attended In all pars. Aatiafwtion ruaran•
teed of no pay Term. reasonat le. All orders left
at Ache—wee Ore,. will be promptly attended to.
J. SENIOR
Agent Confederation Life Assurance
Company. also Fire insurance in lead-
ing Canadian and British Companies.
Mein -St.. Exeter.
MONEY TO LOAN
A large amou t' of rno:,cy to loan on
Wm and village properties at lowest
rates. ERNEST ELLiOT,
Conveyancer. etc.
Office opposite Central Hotel. Exeter.
HOUSE FOlt SALE
An excellent brlek house. modern and
up-to-date. Situated on Main street.
Apply at this Office.
FCAIRNS, VETERINARY SURGEON.
•
Barce,.oe LO Da. RAYIAY,
Special Attention to Dentistry.
Night calla left at the home of Mr. Peter Ba. den
Main street, (opp. Trivitt Memorial Churrh), will be
promptly & tended to.
EXETER, • ONTARIO
Oeice—Dr. Ramsay's old stand, corner of Wain and
Borth etretta, (opp. Pym'. Blacksmith Shop).
Tour patronage eollclt td
PIROPEIRTY FOR SALE.
•
New prick cottage, two story, contain-
ing eight rooms, with furnace, electric
light and all modern convenlenccs. hard
.ted soft water. Two lots, situated on
S..: doer street. Exeter. Apply at Advo -
in Office.
FARM i'OR SALE
77. acres of the 1st col. of Blddulp't.
Lot 2. 1-4 mile from Centralia . 65 ac.
u ;.ire cultivation, to ac. Rash pasterc.
T. t re is a good two-story brick cottage
t.,arn 34 by GO. Other build:rigs also,
3 good wells. 2 orchards; possesalon
at orre. Apply on the premlacs.
THOS. W. NEiL..
BCS AND DRAY BUSINESS
Having decided to go 'tato t he Itue and
D:ay Business In E-eter i have placed
a new and up-to-date rig o,i the road
for the conveyance of passengers to and
trorn the station, and respectfully so-
licit a fair share of business of the
travelling public. Calls at the office,
phone 41A, cheerfully attended to
WM. ARNOLD. Prop.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
WM. ANDERSON. Lk sed Auctioneer
for Iluror, County. Terns icasor,able.
Bates can be made at tte Advo•atc.
Exeter. or Henry Ellber's Office, Cred-
'ton.
I' ';T('RE FOR CATTLE AND (HORSES
T..e undersigned can take a limited
::umber of cattle and horses for pasture
by the month. For particulars apply to
R. D ttulnton. Saintebury P. 0.. Lot A.
nth Con. Osborne
HOUSE AND LAND FOR SALE.
Tt,c undersigned is ofttr:ng for sale
a good brick house and 10 acres of land.
Part of South Flail Lot 4. ton. 2. Ste.
phcn. The i.ouee 1s In good repair. also
a good frame barn and woodshed. Rood
soft and hard water. never falling well.
good orchard, 3-4 mile from school. 1
ani 1-4 nt l^s from rhur. h. Possession
give t next fall. Apply on the premises.
MRS. WiNER, Centralia P O.
A NEW STORY.
' The Mysterious ley," or "Planning
for the Future" 1s tne title of the new
serial story catutancncIng in the Advocate
this we'k. It will undoubtedly prove ae
interesting as the story that ended last
weak. P.opl• were greatly pleased with
the last one and told uif •0. If you are
not now a subscriber at .rt at once and
get the advantage of a cheap rate and
the eonune,i cuneut et the new eerie!.
NOiRTH MIDDLESE'. LICENSES
The board of license romtnissiontre
for the north riding of Middlesex met
to the town hall, %ilea Cralg, Thurs-
day last.
The following received llcensce.—
,Ulsa Craig—e \ Monroe, H. McColl.
Lucan—W. A, McLean, J. McFalls.
Granton—Irwin Shaw.
Clandcboye—Thos. I lennesey.
Strathroy-11. McIntyre, Queen's Hotel;
J. W. Pranelcy, American Hotel; Geo.
Haneoek, Pranglt y Ilouse ; It. Frcele, Al-
bion Hotel; Jas. Alexander, Commercial.
Ker wood—James McKee.
Adelaide—Chas. Clclford.
Parkhill—Hewell Bros., Hastings
llouae, John Shaffer, Powell )louse.
Martin Breen of tne Franklin hotel,
Parkhill. and Zaceariah bicCorm[ck, of
Lucas, were given three months. and O.
R. Gough. of Napier, one month to close
ou . I . Mt•Cornti k's caseif a suitable
tenant applies for the hotel. the license
linty be issued for balance of year.
The. appl)':atlon of John M• Kinnon, of
Parkhill, for a )!cense for Arlingtpn
Hotel. was held over to give hhn an Op-
portunity to make arrangements with
Martin Breen, of the Franklin House,
who has been given Vireo months to
:lose up.
SPRING SHOW
OF
ENTIRE STOCK
The annual Spring Show of Stallions
and Bulls under the auspices of the S.
Hu:o.t Agil:ultu el So isty, wl l be held
In the
VILLAGE OF BRUCEF'IELD
' ON
FRIDAT, APRIL 80, 1909.
FREE FIOI;SE CDJIPETITION ,
There will be no prizes offered for
horses and there will ba no judging by
the Sorlety, but the Society, in order to
encourage a large tuinout of stallions.
p:rntit all horses which' will stand
1,:e at least one day In each
w;els witnhn the bounds of South Hurare,
to show In their respective classes. and
the Society will pay $4 for each horse
entered for this competition ; the horses
to b^ shown i:1 their respective classes
when and for such time as the Direct-
or. require. The Directors reserve the
right to ex• lude from competition any
horse or horses they may deem un-
worthy. For such rejected horses no
:non( y will be paid, although they may
have been properly entered In accord-
.te a with these rules and the rules of
the snow. No horses trust be. shown
that arc not eligible to travel.
Aged draugnet stallion. Clyde or Shire;
draught stallion fo.ilei in 1906 ;draw ght
etallloon foaled In 1907 ; aged agricul-
tural or Qanadlait draught stallion ; ag-
! ultural or Canadian draught stallion
foaled in 1906; agricultural or Canadian
draught station foaled In 1907; aged
earrlage or coach stallion. not less than
10 hands high; carriage or coach stal-
l:on foaled In 11100; carriage or coach
stall:on foaled At 1907; aged roadster
staLlon, not more than 16 hands high ;
roadster slat lxi foaled in 1906; blood
stallion, all blood stallions 3 years and
over must not b3 1:es than 15 1-2 hands
high.
BULLS
Ag.e1 Shorthorn bull $8, 6,
Shorthorn Bull. calved after
1906, $8 6, 4.
Shorthorn Bull. calvei after S pt 1st.
1907. $8, 6, 4.
AyrshI'e Bull $0. 4, 2.
llercford !lull. $6, 4, 2.
Polled Angus Bull. $0. 4. 2.
Jersey Bull. $6, 4, 2.
Iloleteht Bull $6, 4. 2.
A sweepstek, badge will be awarded
the best Durham. Hereford or Polled An-
gus Hull as beefing animals, and to the
best Jers y, Ayrshire or llolsteint for
dairy animal.. A Canadian brei stal-
lion is one that does not trace to Inti•
ported stork on the side of the dam.
The me:nb'rsh!p fee Is $1. Non-mem-
b.ra will be eharg'd an admittance fee
of 13 cents. Entries can be made with
the Secretary at Bossenberry's Hotel
u.tttl 11 o'clock on the day of the show.
Arrangements will be trade to have
ample stable accomodation for all the
horses.
W. D. SANDERS, M. 1'. Mt LF. \N,
President, sen It
Ureter. Seafo.th.
4.
Sept. 1st,
TENDERS foe CONCRETE ABUTMENTS
Sealed Tenders will bs' received by the
und?rslgned up to Monday. May 3rd,1909
at 12 o'clock noon for the conetructlon
of cement abutments in Crcdito-i for a
bridge. across tho Sauble River. Plans
and sprei',,et.ons can be sten at the of -
flee of the undersigned.
The lowest or any tender not necessar-
ily accepted.
HENRY EiLI,ER,
Clerk of Towne'.1p of Stephen,
Crediton. Ont.
Announcement to the Public 1
EXCURSION
The South Huron Farmer's inetltu'e
has decided to conduct an Excurslo•t to
The Otntario .Agrlruitural College at
Guelph on Friday. Juno 11t't. Keep this
dal^ i;: trend and make, arrangenir:es to
take It in. Particulars later. W. D. Sa•.-
dere. Pres., 13. S. I'hi'i.ps, Secy.
SOUTH IIL'RON LICENSES.
The South Huron Board of License
C.n teisstottere met at 13ruccticid on
April 23, to consider the appllcatlpns
fo. 1L^enses for the ensuing year.
Then were no shop licenses granted
in this district.
The follo•.sl::g tave^n licenses were
granted, vlz—
Villago of I3ayfield—Ales. Robins on.
Commercial Hotel; Mrs. E. Elliott,
Alb:on Hotel,
Village of Exeter—W, T. Acheson. Cen-
tral Hotel; L. W. Painter, Commercial
John Motley. Metropolitan; 11. W. Di n-
ney, Mansion Ilouse, got two months l0
9'h out i,i. stock.
Township of Iiay,—It, It. Johnston,
Dontlinon llouae, Zurich; J. P. !tau,
Cotnnr_r.i .1. Zurich ; •Mrs. W. Nicholson,
Blake hotel.
To'Hnsh'p of Tu keremith—Bru_e 13oe-
senberry, Dixon Ilouse, Brucefleld ; G.
Stro:.g, Strong's Hotel.
Township of Stephen—Wm. Moffatt,
Du:ft'r:n Ilou.t', Centralia ; August I1111
C. steal I iotel, Crediton; 11. C. Clarke,
Royal hotel, Crediton ; 13. Cunningham,
I:hlva Hotel; Jos. 'tiler, Ontario House
Mt. Cermet ; Eera Brenner, Shipka hotel ;
Mrs. Win. Fritz, Brenner House, Grand
Bent; '.Van. 7..:tinier, Cunenx reed Hotel,
Dashwood.
Tho f"''o ' ! ig resolution was also pas
se 1.—` ......... i teat the application o1
N. M. Cautitt of St. Joseph, for a tavern
Ilrense for the Balmoral Hotel be not
granted in the meantime, but the coin-
miasloners are willing to take the mat-
ter into their favorable consideration,
whenever they are satisfied the fuure
de:elopmtnts ani business interests of
the locality justifies the granting of
a license, and further that the hotel be
fitted9 to .-llsfaction of the in-
spe_t
Local Items
NO TIME to opens out the Dry Goods
Steric at the Exeter Bargain Ston.. but
all the Dry Goods will be opened out
to -day, Thursday, _lith of April. The
Clacking Big Bargains all this week.
and the balance of the Groceries and
Boota and Shoes must go this week.
Ittt'ling Big liargains for three days.
Thursday, Friday land Saturday.
J. W. 13RODEIRICK
Mrs. Darn,' is the guest on Mrs. Mary
El worthy.
Mr. W. G. lilsectt was In London Tues
d ty on bus'nces.
Mr.e,,•.,H. Dickson was In Ooderich on
be ei:teei Tor ed:ty.
Mr. Janies Walter, was In Hamilto:t
on tuslnces this week.
Mr. and Mee. harry Cudmore of Clin-
ton 'felted her: this week.
Mr. Barry ltendlc left Monday for
-epokane. Wash., to reels
Ni es Maggie Carling of Toronto vis-
ited Mr.. E. Chri.t'e this week.
et s i Mary E. Taylor spent Saturday
el town the guest of het parents.
Thr pas: w'e,k has been one of draw-
back to tate farriers owing to the rains.
Mrs. Illrney I:aa retut'nzd from a visit
of two weeks in Detroit and Windsor.
Mr. Robert McFall. Is this week mov-
ing wan his family to Centralia to re-
side.
Mass Pearl Bissett has returned from
Clinton where she has been for some
Hillis.
The shershold:ta of the Exeter QaneIng
Company meet In the Town lidll to -day
at 1.80.
Mrs. Llviegstonc of `4 Iv( Eton Is .le-
tting her patents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo',n
llawkshaw,
Mrs. II. J. Glanville of London is the
guest of her mother Mrs. Sweet, Huron
street, this week.
T. E. (landlord shipped a car of fine
horses west on Monday. 1'. Coleman, ao-
conlpenyinig them.
Meseta. Thos. Case and Wm. Murray
were among the nutnber acting to the ca -
parity of Jurors at Ooderich this week.
W. W. Tainan was taken 111 quite sud-
denly ('1 Tuesday afternoon, and is con-
fined to ids roost at the Commercial.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Carter, who have
been r:sidents here for some time mov-
ed with teclr family to ilderton Mon;lay
Me. it. S. Lang of Ste Marys was hare
Wetnesday on burtincss in connection
with the manufacture o1 apple barrels
for the fall trade,.
Rev. 11. N. Steveneo,i, 13. D.. of Toronto
will occupy the Presbyterian pulpit on
Sunday next. Mr. Stevenson d.d planar
duty lie -e in February.
Mr. NVm. Flet^hrr had a few momenta
(netting experience on Thursday )ant
his horse became frightened by
a.t auto. the animal fallhig and necess-
itating the help of a few men before
th ngs were righted. No damage or hurt
was eustahtel.
We would call the attention of the
readers of The Advo^ate to our clubbing
offer with The News. Toronto, where-
by they can obtain the two papers for
tf2.30. The News 1s unquestionably one
of the most influential papers published
in Canada. Its editorial comments be-
ing quoted from one end of Canada to
the other. For anyone wlstting to keep
In touch with Canadian affairs there
Is no better paper than the News. Sam-
ple copies can ba obtained by dropping a
post -card to this office.
The nt irrlage took plan at the real -
len -0 of Mre. noted', Station street, on
Wednesday aft moon. April 29th. of
Mr. Jah,z et arc y of the Township of Ilay
to Mrs. Bella Hicks of Exeter North.
ceremony was p.rforni'd by Rev. E. A.
Fear In the presence of a few of the in-
timate ft:ends. The couple were unat-
tenicd. Th: brae wore a prin'esa gown
of Swiss rinb:o.dery and cirtied a beau
Weil bouquet of bridal roses. and hrr
hair decorate! with )range blossoms.
aft.. Maudle Hicks, daughter of the bride
mad, a very pretty little flower girl.
After eongr.tulttlo.te t• rumptu)us Fup•
per wan served. The bride was the rer:-
pt'nt of a number of beautiful pr se.tt..
Mr. and Mrs. Stacey left for their home
Ie the evening whrre a large :rums^r of
friends had gathered to give them a
!.catty weleom3.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jarrott, who hav0
hen .felting at Seattle, Wash., for sev-
eral mouths, returned to their hontcthere
Monday.
ADJOURNED VESTRY MEETING —
The adjourned 'navy meeting of the
Trlvitt Memorial Church was held in
the School Hall Monday evening last
wit`s the rentor, D. W. Collins presid-
ing. The auditors, Mesar,, N. D. Ilur-
don and C. H. Sanders were present and
gave their report of the finances of the
church, after which considerable bus!.
nee; was die(uesed and traneactcd, and
among other t!.ings put on record was
a hearty vote of thanks Co the Ladles
Guild, The Ctiotr, Sunday Sehoul and
Bell Ringers. The rector was granted
a four week.9' leave of absence, during
the month of July, or whets he desired
it.
SOLD OUT.—Mr. A. Hastings, who for
neerly a quarter of a century has con-
duetei a barber shop In town, has 41x-'
posed of the business to eir,W,D; husks
and Mr. A. Pernprase. During Mr.lfaet-
ings long business career here he has
established for himself a most enviable
reputat:on as master of his calling, attd
has enjoyed a large and lucrative trade
being always attentive to business as
well as being uniformly obliging and
popular. The new proprietors are both
popular young then and should fully coil
mend the business enjoyed by their pre-
decessor. Mr. Hastings *has not yet de..
Bide:t as to hie future intentions. but
for the present he will continue to work
in the shop for a time.
BIRTHS
Caldwell.—In tle:,sall. ort April tl, to
Mr. and ars. Arthur Caldwell twine,
a boy atrl girl.
Foster—Greenway, Apt 11 1fltlt, to 1.1t,
and Mrs. Joscplt L. b'ostcr, .t son.
M:\1;RIAGES
Snider—Schroeder—\t Dashwood, on 28
April. by ltev. Tt,un, Duncan Snider,
to Miss Suslee Schroeder.
Stacey—Ilb ks—In Exeter on April 29th,
Mr. Jabez Stacey of (lay Townshlp.ato
Mrs. Vella hicks of Ereter oNrth.
Shea—Cruise—In Logan, on the 21Et
Inst. Mr, Michael Shea of Iiibbcrt. to
Niles Louisa Cruise, of Mitchell.
Matheson—llalls—At Blyth, on April 21,
James Matheson of Rensselaer, led.,
to Miss Jennie netts, formerly of Ex-
eter.
flatter—Pierce--Lt London, on April 20,
Walter F. flatter of Exeter, to Miss
Elba J. Pierce o1 Alvineton.
Smith,—I'reszcator.—At Dashwood on 22
April, by Rev. Thutt, Mr. Henry Smith
to Miss Flossie. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Preszcator, all of Step-
hen.
DEATI15
Ferguson—In Tukerentlth, on April 21
David Ferguson. aged 67 years and 23
days.
Shaffe —In Kippen on April 18th, Mre.
Henry Shaffer, aged 63 years, 9 mos,
21 days.
The general public will take notice Oitat 1 .un doing business in Exeter in
the line of purchasing all kinds of scrap, for who 11 1 not lir Pp '4 t., 113y the
following prices :
Scrap Iron. ... 45c cash, 50c trade, per hundred
Rags 55c
Rubbers 4c
Horse Hair... 22c
Copper 7c
if
It
of
tt
60c
5c ee per pound
25c
8c it if
of (3
re ee
All purchases to be delivered to T. HA\VKINS & SON'S If AItl)WARE,
EXETER. whete the cash will be paid or trade given. Orders for collection of
scrap may be left at the same store, where prompt attention will be given.
Fair dealing is one motto and we will give you every cent )our staff is
worth.
Hold Your Scrap for Us, it will pay you well 1
M. WEXLER, Junk Dealer, Exeter, Ont.
NOTICE
Regina Watches, when sold
without an Official Guarantee,
and by other than an authorized
agent, are liable to be Second -
Hand Watches, taken in trade
or procured in some other
second-hand way.
1 am the only authorizeu
Official Agent here, and am the
only one who can issuean Offic-
ial Guarantee which will be re-
spected by other Official Agents
throughout Canada.
House Cleaning Supplies
Ready -;fixed Paints, per tin ....10c, 15c, 25c. 3"f', 45c
Senoar's Floor Paints. 46e
Campbell's Varnish Stains, per tin..15c, 25c, 45c, 85c
Floorglaze Enamel, . 35c, GOc
Alabastine and `iurallo. per pkge... , .. 25e, 50c
Aluminum Paint, 0 10c, 25c
Gold Enamel, " 25c
Paint Brushes 5c. 10c, 15c. 25c
Wall Paper Brushes 25c
White Wash 20c, 25c, 35c
Carpet Beaters 10c, 15c
Curtain Stretchers $1,4rn, $2.00
Carpet Sweepers $2.25, $4.00
Washers ..... $ri 00 to 87.50
Wringers $3.50 $4.50
Wyandotte Cleaner and Cleanser, per pkge 28c
Step Ladders 81,00 to 81.75
Gals. Pails, Galy. Tubs and Wash hoards.
Samson Portland Cement
for Walls. Floors. Silos and Walk:, Lowest prices.
AEAMAN'S HARDARE & STOVE STORE