Exeter Advocate, 1909-04-29, Page 8Let Us Measure
your f1.ur 'or a `;u1tand the figure
we will as c w:11 please you as well as
tar perre t fit we will guarantee you.
We are e-rupulously careful to fit all
our patrons to perfection. as every gar-
ment that leaves our establishment be-
come. an adve•tlaemcnt for tie. We will
give you your choice of the finest and
newest fabrics. We do the rest.
W. W. TA MAN
Merchant Tailor,
Szeter,
Ontario
tinniness locals -- Read Them
Trill dressed young then wear "liing
lints." Steuart sells than.
Yes, you can save honey on a seamless
Room Rug at Stewart's. $22.60 f» a
Wilton, a great bargain.
1000 Bushcle of WHEAT WANTED at
the mill. - HARVEY !BIROS.
Stewart has the finest range of Men's
Nobby, 1 uilor-+.,.,de, Ready-to-wear Suits
that we haresecn.
APPRENTICE WANTED AT ONCE.-
To
NCE:To :cern tailoring. W. eV. TAMAN.
Buy your farm seeds at Stewart's; lie
sells Steele Briggs' -they are best by test
-not one disappointed eus:omer,
Stop In at THE PURITY and see the
latest ideas in the Poet Card craze. It
Its new Its there. _N
Stewart's are doine! ter 3Iieiinery !rade
-there's a re 0301i f' r il--+'ern ri0U guess
-if not, ask the (+:+lie t tr?:•, hare been
looking around.
DENTAL ut F'ICEe CLOSED ,\p -i' _e
to May 1et. ineluslve.-Ur. Kinsman a:.d
Dr. Itoulston desire to am:ounee that
their dental offices will be closed On
t.c above dat e. the occasion tieing tee
Annual Dental Convention.
Do year knew a bargain when you ere
it 1 If s+•, see the 25e !lose that Stewart
is selling at '' pair for a quarter. They
are great.
Repair Shop
• 9 `o' V ST i/ V it n"'VF W V
t.OcAI DOINGS. 41
Ir
la__ A A _f.,A X.. h A A.11.11a estidi
,u I1t.i Nuvv:ty fust
' .1 . at T.•e Purity.
Tee a•at.r aprinkl r and lawn mower
eteeday commenced Inc season's work
'e keeptng down The dust and grass.
reaps=civets.,
M's a Ce'elta Ftrguaon, who has been
very 111 in MUnden. Neb., has improved
co.ial.lerebly and has arrived at London
on leer, way home to $zeter.
We congratulate Mr. Wm. Knight on
his success in passing his second year
in medicine at London, and ebtatnhng
honors in most of etc subjects.
Friends here regret vary much the con-
tinued illness of Mr. tleorge Willie of
London, who at prese;tt Is visiting here
and under the care of the doctor.
Saturday May I. -Household Effeas
of Mrs. Richard Snell, corner of Laug-
hall and Andrew Streets, Exeter, at
1.30 o'clock. John Gllt. auctioneer.
A practl •al coot( says. -When food has
been a'oreled renlovt the pan fro:n the
fire and set into a pan of cola water.
Lay a dish towel over the pan. The tow-
el will absorb all the scorch taste sent
up by the steam and the family meed
:;eie: know It was burned.
Nall and Empire; -The engagement is
announced of Miss Mabel G. Livingstone
second daughter of Mrs. Jae. Pentland,
Collingwood, do Mr. J. E. Ratz, 13erlin,
eldest son of Hoe. Senator Itatz, Park-
hill. The wedding will take place In
June.
The many friends of Miss Laura Mc-
F'alla will be pleased to hear drat she
was able to be removed from 'the General
Hospital, where she underwent an oper-
ation for appendicitis, to the home of
her sister, where site is getting along
nicely'.
Workmen are employed this week al-
tering and renovating the south half of
the Jantes Pickard block, preparatory to
the Installing of two bowling alleys by
Mr. Al. McDone:I. Bowling is a clean,
healthful sport, and no doubt the alleys
will be well patronized.
Dr. H. K. Hynd:nsu last week" return-
ed from Battle Creek, Mich., where he
had been for several weeks. undergoing
treatment fol nervous trouble, brought
on by too close attention to business.
He has improved considerably and we
hops the Improvement will continue.
Ac:ordtne to the new poetal law news-
p'tp pub1Ijhers can hold for fraud any-
one who takes a paper from the post
office and refuses payment, and' the
man who *Wows his subecrlpti(on to
be unpall and then orders a poatnlaster
to mirk a paper refused and sends not-
if'catlon to the publisher, lays himself
liable to arrest and fine.
Bre: Davis, publisher of the Mitchell
Advocate is now on the last lap of a
hall -century continuous and strenuous
work as editor and publisher of the
Mitchell Advocate. ile is to our mind
doing as good and better work In some
respects as at any time in the past and
the Journal trusts he will bzi spared to
set the pace well Into the second halt
century. -St. Marys Journal. 'Me too"
-Editor Advocate.
Gun repairing
[.J in b1'e : l; t repairing
Lawn Mowers sharpened
Knives & Scissors "
Horse Clippers "
Saws gummed and tiled
Wringer Rollers,
All kinds of keys filed and
lurks repaired.
New 1f'rvcles and Sundries
Guns :tii(1 ARlnluilition in
stock.
WANTED
1000 Vnt•k Rat
Skin s. Highest
mar ket price!.
J. TRIEBNER
Three doors North of Post Office
1'++++ 1+
Off With the Old
--AND-
On With the New
It will not be long till your
thoughts are turned to a new
Outfit for Spring. This sea-
son will he more than ever
in advance with new styles
and fabrics.
New Suits for Sprig
New Topcoats for Spring
New Raincoats for Spring
New Suitings for Spring
The new spring linea ,err
coming in daily now. We
are confident of being able
to please you in the least
particular.
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor. Exeter j
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Mrs. J. G. Jones 1s aisitlug Mrs. J. W.
Iltnlson of Detroit this wreek.
Drs. Kt:tsmen and Roulston are attend
:ng the Dental Conve:ttlun at Toronto.
\f W. L. Mottcur of Guelph spent Sat-
udsy and Sunday with Lis parents here.
Mrs. 11. T. Bower of Ingersoll is the
guest of her sist:r, Mrs. It. 0. Seldon.
Miss Edith Elliot of Toronto is the
guest of her mother, airs. B. V. Elllpt
tell week.
Miss J. Brown attended the graduat-
1 :g a:ere:s: s at liarper's llospa tl, De-
troit this week.
Mr. G. Ernes• Gregory, Chief Insp_ct-
or of t'ubitc Works. Regina, returned
to his duties last week.
Mr. C. W. Drinkwater of London was
the guest of his d.tugitter, Mrs. Snit -l-
ey Dobler. over Sunday, and a pleas-
a:lt caller at the :\dvocate.
Rey. A. H. Going was in St. Thomas
last week In coinectlol with the annual
exant'naticn of candidates for tee Nit t.-
odlat .ministry in the London Confer-
ence.
!tees Mot tlo: k of Toronto is the guest
of her fr:end. Mies Alcott, for a few
d.tya. Miss Mortlock Mill be remember-
ed as havtreg resided with etre. Kemp
in Exeter for several years.
Mrs. (Dr.) L. T. Gill of Gibeonburg,
Ohio: Stirs. W. O. sutler of Woodstock
and Mrs. G. F. Oakes of Chicago, hav-
ing been called home owing to the death
their father. Mr. Tltos. Gregory, have
returned to their reap2etivc• homes.
Mrs. H. C. Cotter (nee Loretta Greg-
ory), who has been visiting her parents
here for several weeks, returned to her
home 111 Frankfort. Indiana, last Sat-
urday morning, prior to moving to Tole-
do. Ohio, where Mr. Ootter has been ap-
po:rated to the position of Clerk of the
City Courts.
Mies Bertha Mack left for Caatham
Satutday, where she has accepted a
poeitlon. Mr. McLashlan, principal of
the C. b. C., says it affords hint very
rnu h pleasure to recommend Mies Mack
a9 she put up one of the batt fine' ex-
aminations that ;las been put up for
ye ere 1:, tee husipess department. We
wish t.er every success In her future
undertakings.
Ile natural. Do not try to impress
people with your importance. 1f you are
really Important they will find It out.
If you are of 110 account you will not
deceive anyone by acting as though great
erterests tested In your keeping, The
day of pomposity Is passed, we hope
Never to return. More people than ever
before are Intelligent and able to judge
those with whom they come In contact.
This means that they are able to judge
you and place a true rather than a
false- estimate on your abilities.
The Exeter Lawn howling Astoria -
Con held a meeting on Friday night.
when the grounds committee was given
authority to complete the preparing of
the gre:n, by seeding 1t, plenttng trees
around it. repairing the rear and side
.'cn•es. and erecting a new picket fence
in front. A fee of r#5.o0 was fixed for
the season. The o'd grouni will be
ugcd until the n'w ground is ready. ilr-
sides the regular members of the asc0 1a
tion a !erg' addltonal membership le
expo t:d.
e ore.
A real newrrpap.r must be something
like the Apostle had in mind when he
said. "Be all things to all nun.' The
h.'porter may not be personally a cham-
pion of card parties. baseball, dances,
e other amusements. yet they null be
•c-orded: neither 1s lir necessarily r.
• hurch member because hr mentions the
good work et revivais. favor all reforms
advocates morality and the prohibition
of the liquor traffic., but prints ail things
of all kinds of news. Personal quarrels.
scandals. or ordinary drunks are not
news, and ought t,at. as a rule. be
scattered broadcast as news.
A good country rued 19 always to to
I.sired and is always a source of com-
fort and convenience to every traveller.
Good roads attract population as well as
good schools and churches. (1001 roads
Improve the value of the property so that
It is said a farm lying five miles front
market. connected by a bad road Is of
lees value than an equally good farm
lying ten miles away from market con-
nected by a good road. A larger load
can bedrawn by one horse over a good
road than by two over a bad One. 000d
roads encourage the greater exchange of
products ani commodities between one
section and another. Thanks to the care
that has been overfed in this locality
we have tree very best of roads, and
they are being well kept up.
TRCE.-A min reamed Stone sekd one
:tamed \Vood mist on the street recently.
and they stopped for a moment to ex-
change a few cheerful views. when a
won in In a ptrtt' ular.y nota eth:e sheath
gown passed. SItnultaneously. Wood
•urhed to Stone, Stone turned to Wood.
1'hcn both 'turned to rubber.
LOST LICENSE, -.'.t tae meeting of the
L1•enee Commissionrre of Routh Mures
at 13ru•-e:geld on Fr:da) last. in arcord-
ance with the by -taw r.cently passed by
the Exeter Chun^:1 one of the four lie -
ewers of the town was not granted. the
io' falling to the Manston 'louse, ownrd
by Mr. Robert Leathorn and eondueted
by Sir. it. W. Deine'y. Mr. DInncy. who
wa• present Pet the nteetleg. was offered
three month, to dlepoe• of his st0-k.
but he desired only two nio.t.:e, and
oneeque illy two mo.lt's were granted.
CHANGE. -Last week changes were
made in the conductors who have
charge of the passenger trains 011 the
L. H. and B, branch of the 0. T. 11.
Conductor Connell is now on the morn -
Ing train from London, recently held by
Conductor McCallum and Conductor
!revers takes the place recently held by
ein Connell.
iIATTER-PIERCE.-:t quiet wedding
was solemnized Tuesday, April 20, at
Christ Church rectory, London, when
Miss Elizer J. Pierre of Alvinston became
the bride of Mr. Walter le. Hatter of Ex-
eter. The ceremony was performed at 2
o'clock by the rector of Cerlet church)
Ilei. R. S. W. Howard. The happy
couple will reside in Exeter North.
F'lo.c•n^e, deuelarr of Mr. Frank Tii b
ner of Stephen, weo has b'en attcndit.g
a -hoot here, to c•onfim_d to her bed suf-
fering lrom an attack of appendicitis'.
and R Is feared an operation will be nec-
essary to remove the trouble. A speedy
re •overt' is., wiolted for by all i.rr friends
The deat.t occ u:r:d in Columbus, 01110,
on April 20th of James Fowe21, uncle of
Miss Cora rowel! of Exeter. He was
about 70 years of .age and his childhood
drys were sp'nt at i e.achville, near the
City of Woodstock. Ile was a rallway
engineer, even back as tar as the Avner
lean War, and had drawn many a traits
of soldt'.ts ani cqulp_ner•
EXETER MARKETS.
CHANGED EACH
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
WEDNESDAY
1 15
54 55
43 44
.1)
90
75 75
7 50 8)0
300
1 40 145
18
17
7 15
25 00
24 00
Pure Blood Makes
Fine Health
At this season of the yea!' the sys-
tem should he gil'en a thorough
Opening out and the blood, tissues
and coni-titution built up, fresh-
ened and purified. Rich, red,
hounding blood can he enjoyed by
any one -you only have to take
Our Famous Sarsaparilla
and Blood Purifier
Mese EJALt.II MARRIED -Tut. follow-
ing has refer .1:.• to t e 111arrra • Jr a
fo•tm'r E:e:er lady, to whom her matt?
t. tends here will extend congratulations
and goon wishes: -'A quiet but Inter•
esting event took place at Myth on Ap-
ril 21st. when Miss Jennie Halls was
married. The ceremony was performed
at noon by the Rev. 3. L. Small, 1n the
preseece of only Imtncdiet' friends. The
event took place at the restdence of the
bride's sister, Mrs. P. Gardiner. [The
happy man in the case Is James Mathe-
son of Rensselaer, Indiana, who for
some tinge has been residing at London.
Enroute to their future testae at Renssel-
aer Mr. ant Mrs. btuthteen spend a short
t'nn•• at London. Ancor g the guests were
Mrs. P. T. !falls. sister-in-law of the
1, lie. ani hires Edit)' Wiggins of Go1-
erlch.
I. 0. 0. F'. tat Churrh.-Despite the un-
favorable weather of Sunday ;coming:
Oditcllows to the numb:r of ninety-five
eo::gregated at the lodge room and mar-
shalled by tiro. Thos. Boyle attended di-
vine servlv at lire Presbyterian church,
where they listened 10 an eloquent and
instructive sermon by Rev. David Ur-
quhart of Kippen. who took for his text
the latter part of the 48th Psalm. "Walk
about Zion and go round about her, tell
'ile tower9 theroof ; Mark well her bul-
warke ,consider her palaces, that yt,
may tell it to the grn'ratlons followine
The ancient city of Zion, he said. was
not beautiful. except to the cyo of the
w,errtor, bee Luse of its very strong site
uetion. the tee Metre o: its defences,the
Strength of the walls and height of the
towers, and its commanding situation.
The stronghold was ei'uated ufo 1 a pla-
•etv of reit. will • h in the Spiritual 7.10:1
Is raltel Truth. Ouesl.fe t h• fortific•atlon
wore lawlesemese, sensuality, tndiffet-
err'e, avert -e, et'. From these thoughts
h' drew a strong and forceful compar-
ison betweat the physical and spiritual
'Tone. and drew many !triple solve and
Ltstru'tive tessola therefrom, etrOnigly
impressing his hearers to forsake not
the ro:k of truth. relying upon the prom
Iles of God, because outside lay danger
and destruetione On the return of the
brethren to the lodge room a hearty vote
of thanks was tendered th3 pteacher,the
choir ani church trusters.
fiiCK5 F'OR reactionary per-
iod of storm Is hi progress as May com-
es tn. Low barometer, cloud:nese and
rain wilt pass eastwaraly over tate coun-
try from 1st to 3rd, breaking into elec.
irlcal storms In many localities on the
21d. The reaction to higher barometer,
westerly winds. and fair cooler weather
wilt follow in regular order imm:dlat--
ly M•hlnd their storm areas. A regular
storm period is central on the nth, cov-
ering the 141 to the 8th. By the nth,
western scrttone will ehoyt.declded rise
temperature, with corresponding fall
the btromett r, Cloudin -se and rain will
attend and more promptly eastward Ovrr
the country during the $th. eth and 8th.
The Mars perloi will pra-ti-ally fade
out after this perlol. altrOugh its pres-
^nee may be noticeable up to the 20th.
A decided change to cooler with probable
front et night. veil' set In behind the
atorme to the westward anout the 1th,
and during the Ste. Nth and 101h, this
-'hange to fair. cooler weather will fol-
low nose '01 the western sides of storm
areas rcaNhing in its castwa.d pr.grrs.
meet parte of tee Atlantic coasts. If
•etornl• shakes ar- to o^cur Burl ig tilt
first half of May, In eeery probability
they will fell wlt'ein three days of the
:,•io- du' -h; tee Moo 'e sweep frntn
the rel -gtlai equator on 1!.- end 'O gr -at
est di ter:Bea l south o 1 Cie alt:.
This remedy is a natural, pus e, ra-
pid reconet1 uctor, curing all blood,
bowel, liver and kidneydis=eases,
where the ailment is lle to itn-
pnritie•s in the I tood. Nothing so
good for indigestion, 1 heninatiem
"r pimples.
.1111' and $1 a bottle tit
W. S. uowFr, PtintJ.
Chemist and Optician EXETER
Phone 50
loir EYES TESTED FREE
MAYBE
ynu want a re'ttl good lotion to re-
move Tan, Sunburn. heal chapped
face and hands. You cannot do
better (11011 Um.
Enjoyme Almond Cream
It is a rime white preparation that
dries in quickly. l:uartenteed.
4 oz. bottles 25c. Sold only at
('an.
F..eF..
THE PURITY
J.
Willi.
Powell
AN UCTLINE
of the work to be ace ompllshe el system-
atizes your efforts for tho day. First
In importance conies the Flour to tx•
used.
ONLY THE BEST
Is good enough to put Into the Bread.
Cake attd Pastry for your family to cat.
%Ve furnish the most
HEALTHFUL AND MUSCLE-
MAKiNG
!Jour that is milled. Try it.
HARVEY BROS.
soL1! elANUFA(TUItiClts
EXETEit • ONTARiO
Notice to Farmers
and Public !
if you have any
OLD IRON, RUBBERS, RAGS,
CO1'i'Elt. BRASS, LEA!),
ZiN('. 110104:11A IR,
Bring it to M. Jackson &
Sons, the Old Reliable
---- Firm -
w here you •'an get highest
market price in
CASH
All sizes Iron Pipe i on hand
also Iron Posts
M. Jackson & Sons
MAIN ST.. EXETER.
OI'rnot'rF. ELSrrnit' flaw ftlt Hol'tiit
OFI
Call and examine our
28 gauge Preston Safe Lock Shingle
which we are 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
House Gleaning Time for Furniture
Enter
Any Time
LiNTON BUSINESS COLLEGE
ul(sen tested In the crucible r,1 eaperiener
Ith the ti's of public opinion, and has not beet
Duni Ranting. The nuv'esa of our gradaate
Is not been excelled. Net the laetrest but 1b.
ighe.t (trade modern Brineaa Seheeb in we.
ern 1/MAW,
individual Iattrsetien. Yo rS'aeion.
11.11 Connors. Rater any day.
write for two -wars
GEO. SPOTTON, PR:si IrAt.
Always something required for the home at this
season of the year. A nice Couch for the parlor,
Three- and Five -Piece Parlor Suits; Combination
Side Boards, China Cabinets, Extending Tables,
Dining Chairs in all grades. Felt Mattresses in
three grade:. the best on the market for comfort ;
Wire Springs, guaranteed not to sag, none better ;
Iron and Brass Beds, for quality and design none
equal. Call and inspect our stock before you pur-
chase. No trouble to show goods -but delighted.
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Direotore.
JONES p.& 32CLARK
SPECIALS
in Dress Goods
a
--ter
s --
This week we are offering a
few specials in our dress goods
de aartment. They are something extra
and are worth looking after. 110."'
54 inch Panama
Cloth for 50c
per yard
This is a splendid cloth for
suits and dresses and is good
and heavy in the perfect colors
of Black, Blue, Brown, Green or
Cream.
Only 50c
42 inch Satin
Cloth for 50c
per yard
In all the good shades of
Black, Blue, Brown or Green.
A beautiful satin finish in a
good heavy cloth. This a a line
stare to pietist..
Only 50c
Black Voiles, Plain or Striped
We are (anions this year for aur Black i)reet+ Goods!
Among our many difT.'t.•nt cloth. our Bleck Ve.ile•s are very prom-
inent. The 51:-, 75e and $1 Voiles are 1•ei y good Values. They are
gond st•Ilett( and ore' guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.
Necessary House Furnishings
Now is the time you need them !
You are very bin). with your Spring house-cleaning and will be
wanting something new. Do not forget we are headquarters for Hug:,
Carpets, Curtains, Oilcloths, Linoleurnns and \':ill Papers.
RUGS
Union (tugs $ 5 to $ 8
Wool de 10 " 14
Tapestry do 8 " 15
Brussels do: 18 " 25
Velvet do 20 " 40
(.ace ('nrtairs 25c to $11
Tapestry do $2.50 " 11
Carpets .. 25c to $1 :l5
Nall Paper 2;c to 25c
Linoleume h .... Oilcloths
Gents' Furnishings for Spring
Hoye, we are right up•to-date with our New Spring Goods?
We keep all the NER F.T STUFF from the top of your head
to the soles of your feet.
Natty Now Vests
A big assortment of the smart-
est things in Gents' Fancy Vests
-*11 the new colors: Tan, Grey.
Green and White -in Figured,
Striped or Checks.
Nifty Straw Sats
A11 the New Swell Rats are
here. Nice NV hate Straws with
Green, Brown and Black Trim•
rnings. Sailor or Swagger styles
in stock. Don't tail to see them.
•
Xow ht:, 11a,i, G10483, Soy, Supthr: w
JONES & CLARK
Headquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing