HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1909-05-06, Page 8Let Us Measure
your .t,ur for a Suit, and the figure
we will ask will please you as well as
the peree t fit we will guarantee you.
We ar.• a ruputouely careful to fit all
our ptlrons to perfection, as every gar-
ment that leaven our establishment be-
comes an advertisement for us. We will
give you your choice of the finest and
newest fabll e, We do the reat.
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor,
Exeter,
Ontario
Business Locals -- Read Them
Well dressed young sten
Mata." Stewart sells them.
wear /`King
Friday next Is Arbor Day. Clean up.
Yesyou can sore money on a seamless
Room Ilug at Stewart's. $22.50 lir) a
Wilton, a grrit bargain.
ItORSE FOn SALE—A good work
horse 6 yearn old. Apply at this office.
Steuart has the ,finest range of Men's
Nubby, Tailor-nntde, Ready -to -,rear Suits
that we htlreseen.
AI'PIRENTICE WANTED AT ONCE.—
To learn tailoring. W. W. TAMAN.
IJuy your farm seeds at Stewart's; he
sells Steele Briggs'—they are best by test
—not one disappointed customer.
Stop In at THE Pt'ItITY and see the
latest ideas in the Post Card craze. I1
its new Its there.
Stewart's are doing the Millinery !rade
---there's a reason. for it—can you guess
—if not, ask the ladies who hare been
looking around.
.vellevvTedretss1111s"+
1.00AI. 11OINt.iSe
atke6a Ik J► darts Alla
See the unique Brass Novelty Post
Cards for ee. at Tee Purity.
Do you know a bargain when you see
it i If s", ace the 25c hose that Stewart
is selling at 2 pair for a quarter. They
are Brent.
Repair Shop
Gun repairing
Umbrella repairing
LaNn Mowers sharpened
Knives & Scissors -
Horse Clippers
Saws gummed and tiled
Wringer Rollers.
)1:. Tables Staley a..d family
-novel to Windsor to reetde.
W. W. Tata. r has re-over.d from his
leiess and resumed his dirties.
Mr. Norman Lloyd intends moving to
Fort William shortly, where he has se-
cured a situation.
)Ir. Arr:old and family moved here
from K:n'•ardine this weak. 111a daugh-
ter, Miss Arnold. bpc•tct Suriday here.
Fred Parsons is suffering from a sore
eye, the result of a splinter of wood pen-
etrating the boli while splitting wood.
On the First or May Drs. liyndman &
.kUIIlicuddy formed a partnership for
the practice Of medicine. We wish the
new firm every success.
Coueelilor Chris Luker has so far re-
covered from his illness as to be able
to resume work on Monday. )Ars. Lu-
ker is also recovering nicely fr'o1n her
illness.
Last week Mrs. Ronariva Smith, whose
are, was 78 yearn, died at the House of
Re:uge. The cause of death was anaem-
ia. Mrs. Smith carne to the House 3
years ago from Wingham, although tier
culler home was at Gorrie.
At the Canning Company meeting on
Thureday tee old directors were re-elect
ed, the reports of the ditierent officers
were re:t.lved and adopted. Considering
the low ee:ling price of goods the past
year the Cr:an-tel r.sult wt.,, very satis-
factory.
Nelson Case, son of Thomas Case of
Exeter, has been transferred front the
position of station agent at Clandeboye
to that at Dorchester. This may be coa-
vtctered a fine promotions for trim, as
Dorchester is of considerable Import-
ance and on the train 1'ne.
Meg. R1='h. Snell and nuttily left Thurs-
day Morning for the West, where they
will Join Mr. Snell and will make their
future home. The best wishes of a :tort
o1 trleeds will accompany them t0
their new home and that their future
prospects will be or the brightest.
An exchange Bays; "Sonne of our
friends suggest that we run a "Twenty
Year Ago" column In the paper. All
tight. How's this for a starter. Twet-
have
All kinds of keys filed and
locks repaired.
New Bicycles and Sundries
Guns and Ammunition in
stock.
WARTED
1000 Tisk flat
Skins. Highest
market prices,
J. TRIEBNER
Thi e. doors North of fast Office
:�"tt•hi•N'
Off With the Old
---ANI)----
On With the New
it will not be long till your
thoughts are turned to a new
Outlit for Spring. This sea-
son will be more than ever
in advance with new styles
lard fabrics.
New Suits for Spring
New Topcoats for Spring
New Raincoats for Spring
New Suitings for Spring
The n"tl spring lane; ire
Couleur in daily new. We
are .•nntidcnt of being able
to p;.tse you in the least
pat ti. tiler.
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tellor. Exeter
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Mese Amy Johns is vislta:g In London.l
Mr. Percy Gillies spent part of last 11
week 1:: Hamilton.
Miss Susie Case le visiting her bro-
ther at Dorchester.
Mr. Itichard Seidon of Ingersoll vis-
ited relatives here over Sunday.
Mrs. S. T. Bubter and children are
visiting Mrs. A. Q. Dobler in Duffalo.
1tr. A. Shcere left Monday for Brant
ford to work fo: the Verity Plow Co.
Rev. and Mrs. Steadman of Corbett vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs. Dlrney on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Witt. Waddell of Forest
visited at Mr. Jus. Sutton's this week.
Mr. Will Knight left last Wednesday
to visit relatives In Ontario, Californla,
Mr. A. Bowie left Monday morning for
Londa: where ire will work at his trade
)Ars. Wlsler has returned to Mancelona
after it visit with her fatter, Mr. Tiros.
Dearing.
Mrs Dr. McDowell of Listowel is the
guest of her mother, Mr's \Vat. Welsh,
William Street
Miss Amelia Oke carne home front
K eigsvllle on Tuesday. where she has
been for some time.
Meow-. Rich. Welsh. itictr. Atkinson
and Dr. Tennant returned from a trip
to the \Vest Monday.
Mics \Vllverna Quatice has returned
fto1)1 Ailsa Craig and hes engage) with
J. A. Stewart as clerk.
Miss M. E. Drown, graduate of Ilar-
per's ttospltaL Detroit, is visiting at
her home for a few weeks.
Messrs. Geo. Etherington of Usbo:•ti,
W. Connor of Exeter. Isaac. 11111 of Ste-
phen./were among the number serving
as Jurors at Goderich last week.
Mist. Evelyn Gill. nurse, of Toledo,
Ohio. who has been here for some mon-
ths. convalescing from a severe i:lt,':ss
left Wednesday on her return to Tole-
do.
Mr. John May of London (toad South
lost a valuable mare while foaling on
Tuesday night. She was worth eeete
Mr. James of the Molsons bank staff
here has been transferred to Ileneall
Memel.. his place here beteg taken by Mr.
Pinner of Clinton.
Rev. John Berry of Seaforth will
preach in the Trivitt Sfentorlal church
on Sunday, while the rector, Rev. D. W.
Collins pica: hen in Hensel!.
tThe wool season has again opened and
y years ago P. Dobbins promised to
t
pay its subscription when he sold his it yield seems to b^_ a good ono, judg-
v!teat. Now the question is. did Peter I utg from the fact that Mr. Wm. Harding
lie, o: Is Petr still holding his wheat."l flee Mr. E. 3haptar $17.0:5 for nine
f lee.es.
A per:e't town Is that In which You Tee Canthi Electric road has been sur-
--e tee reenters patronizing the honte'veyed through Exeter. the stakes being
•::c• .pants, tee laborers spending the I (testi along the new station street, can-
e; .ey they earn with their tradesmen, l ed \'Ictorla. Mr. Cardin desires to go
al all a:nt:natei ey a spirit that they:through Exeter and it would certahily
. !(I no: purchase articles abroad if they oe a great convenience.
c.en be bought at home. The spirit of Confirmation services were conducted
1prority. between nen and mechanics, bit the Trlvltt Memorial church on Tues-
..ed'sme.i and manufacturare. results day last, by the Right Rev. David Wil-
eee: y time in making the town a per- Rants. Bishop of Huron. The church
fest one to do business In. ledifice was comfortably filled and a
Tne magistrate's court has been In most Impreeelve discourse was delivered
seaelo+ frequently of late, dealing with by the Bishop from the text, "And the
alleged fast drivers, etc. Oa Monday a Deselples were called Christians first at
case of obtaining a horse underfalseAntloch." Eleven candidates presented
pretences was preferred by Wm. Cornish.,thetnselves and took upon themselves the
of Stephen against Joe Finklestein of solemn vows of Co:ifirrnation.
Exeter North, arising out of a deal: HORSE AND CATTLE SALE—Mt. T.
made some months ago. ,The magls- Cim,ton will conduct a eel, o.' horses
trates. Metiers. T. M. Kay and W. D.Iani cattle at t -he Mettopolita,. Hotel. o:,
Sanders, ordered that the horsy be re-' Friday. May 14th, at one o'clock for
turned to Mr. Cornish, the defendant iv Mr. War.' o: t\ 1 Mon. Fee hills for par-
elso pay costs. titulars.
WILL. CONTINUE TIIE AYPOINT-
)IENT.—.tt a !nettlttg held In the Beth-
eada Methodist church on Monday night
last for the purpose of discussing the
advlaablllty of discontinuing the ap-
po.nlment. Rev. E. A. Fear. the pastor
acted as chairman and after consider-
able dlecusslon for and against the
the change it was deckled to have the
appointment continued for at leas'
another year.
Y. M. C. A. DEPATE.—On Friday ev-
ening a fair attendance greeted the Y.
M. C. A. debaters in the Town Ball( E--
erter, when the subject, ' Resolved that
he: elltary is stroag.:r than envirae.-
meat" was debetad, the affirmative Ite-
EXETER MARKETS.
CHANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
Wheat
Barley
Oats
Peas
Potatoes, per bag
Hay, per ton
Flour, per cwt„ family
Flour, low grade per cw
Butter
Biggs
Lrvehogs, per cwt
Shorts per ton
Bran per ton
Teachers 'Institute—The West Huron
Teachers' Association hold their an-
nual Institute in Exeter, May 20th and
21st. They have a good program and
expect a successful m=eting. Mr. F. F.
\\'tight of Toronto is to be prceent and
give three addresses. Two copies of
the announcement are being sent to aft
principals. one of them for the trustee
board, who are especially invited to be
p:esent. In fact all Interested in educe
io•r war be heartily welcome.
1..tt13 drops of water poured tato the
milk. gives (Inc milkman's daughters
lovely gowns of silk. Little grains of
-tiger. mingled with the sand, snake the
,.Deer's assets swell to brat the band. lug taken by Messrs. Southcott, Duswc ll
Little bowls o: custard humble :hough
and Oestretcher of Exeter and the neg-
ative by Messrs. Robinson. Crittenden
ant Wambold of illytb. The sides were
well taken by the different speakers and
was Interesting throughout. the home
boys winning by it small nmargitn of
point!. The Judges were itev. doing
and Mr. F'. W. Diadem.' of Exeter Viand
Ire/. Cooper of Myth.
WEAT11E11.—Comment on the weeder
to hardly neeessery, as everybody seems
to have dotte it Justice, judging by t!.'
remarks we have heard during the past
week. Oa the night of tee 'Bit. a snow
eto:nn of cons'dereble intensity started
and tas:el all day of too 2Uth. but dIs-
appearel oil the earth. May 1st and 2nd
wire also very wintry dais, 031.1 weather
ilga weel and snow being the rharect-
et.11ties. Owing to the fact that the
e•al7.e has been bat'kward all trough
:o dint ige has resulted as the buds had
tot op •red out, but the farmers are be-
y4s{ wi' t'tt s('t11ng and are getting
e •y an -sous t', get on the land. Tills,
howevezialllhoul4 not worry them. as al-
mont lnvariebly backward spring wea-
ther has reaulhd in bumper erops in
the tall.
JAMEX JECKELL MARRIED. — On
Wedeeselay. April 28th at the home of
",S hr:dc's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gco,
Semple. Montreal. the niarrtage took
place of a former well-known and pop-
ular Eseter boy. James Jeckell, son of
Mr. Jame Jeckell of town, to Miss
Oe`tru:1t M .ude Sample. The ceremony
-.vas performed by Rev. Archdeacon Ker
of Orate Spilt -opal church. in the pres-
erve of a fcww of the Intimate friends.
Miss Esther Pard assisted tee bride
an:I Mr. Wm. Pear y esslste1 the groom.
%fr. and Mrs. Al)tell ( ante to Eseter on
their welding trip. art lying here Thurs-
day evening. the bride wearleg a travel.
;!ng 'ult. with hat to marc... They left
Tuesday on their return to Montreal.
where they will reside. Mr. and Mrs.
Jeckell have the congratulations and
best wishes of Exeter frir,•cis.
icy se -nn, help enrich the fellow sel-
ling pure ice cream. Little rocks and
boulders, little chunks of slate, make the
real man's (otter •c something fierce and
g:i• at. Little ade. well written, printed
e and neat. give the joyful merchants
• •rn:s on Easy Street.
One of the roost welcome among the
many exchanges which corm to our desk
is The News of Toronto. The News has
re'cntlY mad• wonderful advances. so
much so that old friends of the paper
would hardly r_:ognlce in this great Ca-
nadieu newspaper the old News of a few
genre ago. The News now eentalns from
fourteen to sweaty pag:s cavi day.wlth
twenty _out to thirty-two o:1 Saturday.
:\ specialty Is made of poiltlral and Par-
t twittery news awl questions affecting
h. welter.. of the publi receive fair ed-
.torlal tr.atrnent by clever writers. We
are sate la staying that there Is no paper
more wilely quoted ht Canada and its
cartoons are reproduced by many of the
Ireeding journals. Thrcugh an arrange.
meat made with the News. we are able
to offer The Advorate and T,,e News
in a club for one year at the remark-
ably cheep price of *22.30.
KICKS FOIt MAY.—A reactionary per.
.od of storm falls on the llth, 12th and
11th. and but for the tact that all cen-
tral parts of our continent are In the
torus of solar energy. storm producing
.uses are about at the minimum at
:1.1s period. .es a rule there la an ab.
• ornmal tendency to daily eyries of thun-
der storms for eeteral days In success
.o.1 In mu:h of this mon'h, but the tinned
eons are that disturbances will be light
et this reactionary p'rlod. The bar0m't•
r will react to higher. and change to
dc•Idedly cooler will appear from about
'!.e 12th to the 15th. 1t 1s very common
for frosts to o.cur in most parts to they
c: thward hrtwe ti the lUth and Bee 15th
of May. but there are no decided pm --
'abilities of heavy frost et tits time.
e Montreal etovc dealer recently .re-
tttved the following from a diseatlefl-
r 1 customer :— Dear Sbre.—i received
de stove wild l by from you alrite.
Itut for why you do:t't send pre 1:0 feet.
wet le de use of de stove when he don't
tve no fe t. I ant loos, to me customer
.ere thing by not having de feet. and
date not very pleasure for me. What 1.
de matter wit you. Is not ere tradre
rant..). as go,d like anoter man's. You
note^ me my trade and 1 a'ti vest sisters
for dal And now i tell dat you ate
it blem tool and no good. 1 send you
back at ounce your stove tomorre for
sure because you are su-h a teem foe:-
fsh peoples.
Yours Respecfule'o.
Jean La Fleur
"P. S.—Since f rite dis letter I t • .1
de fejt In de hoses, ex^use to rive"
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Here's Good News
The minket pe ec•s for old junk
ate alive and su bbb the old reliable
tiim—M. JACKSON te SON—one
door smith of the Metropolitan.
Just look at the following prices
(no trade and no tett' k t all CASH:
Rags 75c per hundred
Iron from G0c to 75c "
Old Rubber Boots 1 7c per lb
& Shoes J
Copper & Brass 90
Horse Hair 30c "
Lead and Zinc 21c "
Now, boys, the 24th is coating!
Bring your Roods here and get the
worth of your money.
NOOJ•air4
Patronize R
Hair Dressing
Parlors
__AT -__ _.
Hlt4ting''s Old Stand
First-class equipment
throughout
and careful, contelentious work.
We guarantee satisfsettos to ill customers
Your patr'nsge reept'•ttulty solicited.
A. Pennrase -- W. D. Berke
mss) time 4444 ,34-2 MOOIP
IRON PIPE
A great sarietn of iron pipe
always on baud at • reason•
able price, suitable for
FENCE POTS, 11::.1CixG ,i 110t'LEVARUING
M. Jackson & Sons
MAIN ST., EXETER.
OPPOSITE ELECTRIC POWER HOUSE
Pure Blood Makes
Fine Health
At this season of the year the sys-
tem should be given •t thorough
cieoniitg out, and the blood, tissues
and enestitution I:nilt up, fresh•
eat d and pus died. Rich, red,
hounding blood can he enjoyed ey
any one—yon only have to take
Our Famous Sarsaparilla
and Blood Purifier
This remedy is a natural, pure, ra-
pid recnnt.tt actor, curing all blood,
bowel, liver and kidney diseases,
where the ailment is due to im-
purities in the blood. Nothing so
good for indigesrion, rheumatism
or pimples.
crl)c and $1 it I:ottle at
W. S. !U'YE!, Phll'L.B.
Chemist and Optician EXETER
Phone 511
1nir- EYES TESTED FREE
MAYBE
you want ;. r..1 stood lotion to re-
tinae. Tan. tinuhnrrt. heal chapped
face anti hd :d-. You cannot do
better than Ilse
Eujoyrne Almond Cream
it is a ptlt» white preparation that
dries in quickly. tinarenteed.
4 oz. bottles 2:)c, Sold only at
FTHE PURITY
.cp.
1:1'111
J.
willts
Powell
D('N•T 1'ALi. iN'fO
the error that all flout is alike. The
proof of it lie: in a trial of
OUR STAR FANUL1' FLOUT{
The better baking and frame of it you
stn do t-itit sack or barrel of Star
flour will he e level:Hint) to you. We
won't have to ark yon to try it the
second lint.. \•mt'II do that of your
own Aetna el.
10,000 bosh. of wheat wanted.
Patronise hem*. inthietries.
HARVEY BROS.
?t\r'tI.t(TUltr:RN
EXETER - ONTARIO
Enter
Any Time
CLINTON BUSINESS COLLEGE
hat Been t..tn'1 in the eru•'t',!e of etper,en'r.
with the f1 . of ruble: opinion. and Sas not leen
Muni
wanting. The success of nut gradasle•
Sas not been et. -tiled. Not the tweet but the
highest erect, medern Business Rehool in We.
tern Ontario.
In41 final iattrtrti"n, Ne ese•teee
flail Coarses Enter any day
Writ. for part!^ulan
(ORO. MPOTTON, Pnrveii•.tr.
SEEDS SEEDS
We have a full stock of
J. J. Bruce's
Flowers,
Vegetables,
Lawn Grass,
and Field Roots
Seeds
One trial will remove any misapprehension
of the quality of these seeds.
T. HAWKINS & SON
House Gleaning Time for Furniture
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 grades, 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 put' -
chase. No trouble to show goods—but delighted.
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors,
JONES & CLARK
PHONE NO. a2
SPECIALS
in Dress Goods
This week we
few specials in
department. They
and are worth
54 inch Panama
Cloth for 50c
per yard
This is a splendid cloth Inc
suits and dresses and is good
and heavy in the perfect colors
of [slack, Blue, [crown, Green or
Cream.
Only 51c
are offering a
• our dress goods
are something extra
looking after.
42 inch Satin
Cloth for 50c
per yard
In all the good shades of
Black, Blue, Brown or (ireen.
A beautiful satin finish in a
gond heavy cloth. This a a line
sure to pietist'.
Only 50c
Black Voiles, Plain or Striped
We are famous tl►ia year for our 111 tek Dress Goods!
Among our many different cloths our Rio k Voiles nre very prom.
inent. The ! )c, 7t.( and $1 ♦•odes ate yet y good values. They are
good sellers end nre guaranteed to give pert., t satisfaction.
Necessary House Furnishings
Now i4 the time you need them !
You are very hn'.y with your Spring housecleaning and will he
wanting comet thug new. Do not lieges we are beadit.ttrteee for 1{ugs,
Carpets, ('urtainn, Oilcloths. Linoleuntns and V..l1 Papers.
RUGS
Union Rugs
Wool do
$1,5to * 8 Lace Curt.nins 25c to $r1
10 11 Tapestry do $2.500Tapestry do 8 ]:i Carpets 25C t0$i so
Brussels do_ 18 " 2:, Wall Paper 2jc to l'►c
Velvet do 20 " 10 Linoleums At Oilcloths
Gents' Furnishings for Spring
Boyo, we are right up•to•dete with our New Spring Goods
We keep all the NEWEST STUFF from the top of your head
to the wiles of your feet.
Natty Now Vesta Nifty Straw Hata
A big assortment of the srn.trt•
eat things in Gents.' Fancy Vests
—all the new (-dots: Tan. Grey.
Meer' and %'hit( --in Figured.
Striped or Checks.
All the New Swell Hats are
here. Nice \S bite Straws with
Green. Brown and Black Trim-
ming,. Sailor or Swagger styles
in stock. Don't fail to nee them.
low Shirt:,
Co11a,ii, Glom, Soy, Supthr:
JONES & CLARK
Headquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing