HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1909-06-24, Page 8.\ GOOD APPEARANCE
doesn't (cute by chance, neither does
it grow on trees. To be presentatie
you must
BE WELL DRESSED
Look oee: our fine line of euitinge, pick
out what you like, and we'll do the
rest. ( o".es made here dress you
well at 'nnall charges. Get measured.
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor,
aceter,
Ontario
Orslaess Locals-- Read Them
Men, keep kool ' Wear Stewart's 50c
.spring .\'ttdlt ('nderu•rar. They're
dandy'
Any person wishing Buckwheat for
seed can got same at the grist mill.
Wheat. Oats and Barley wanted at the
mill. -HARVEY BROS.
Ladies—$1.95 buys a swell trimmed
flat at Stewart's. Regular value 3 to 5
dollars—more quick .'
SECOND HAND BICYCLES
Five good second hand Bicycles for
eale cheap. John Trlebner, Ezeter.
IOc the yardfi,r your choice of any
colored Dress Mullins at Stewart's—reg-
ular ralues 15c to 25e—more quick'
COOPERAGE WORK. -I desire to in-
form the people of Ezeter and vicinity
that I do all kinds of cooperage repair-
ing. All repairs gathered and returned
Prlcee moderate. ED. HEIDEMAN, San
eters street.
2 for 25c—Ladies' black and tan Mose
—plain or ribbed—regular value 20c
and 25c. 7 pair for a quarter. Stew-
art's.
APPRENTICE WANTED AT CNCE.-
To learn tailoring. W. W. TAMAN.
30 Seamless Room Rugs, in li'iltons,
Velvets, Balmoral, Brussels and lirooh,
all at bargain priers at Stewart's. Do
fou want one I
SUBSCRIBE for the Adsocatc and
get all the news.
$11.00 bnys a swell Semi-Poreelain
hind Dinner Set at Stewart's. Pure
hitt body with neat pink floral decora-
tes and gold tracing.
repair Shop
r
;run repairing
Umbrella repairing
Lawn Mowers sharpened
Knives & Scissors "
Horse Clippers "
Saws gummed and filed
Wringer Rollers.
All kinds of keys filed and
locks repaired.
New Bicycles and Sundries
Guns and Ammunition in
stock.,
J. TRIEBNER
Three doors North of Post Office
THE BEAUTY
behind a suit is not confin-
ed to other clothing estab-
lishments. There's a love-
liness about our garments
that will simply delight all
who corne to us- that's so.
The 1st of July
will soon be
here
Got Your New
Summer Suit
Yet
? ? ?
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor- Exeter
} LOCAI. DOING`. 4
ailk ss,itssssasas4
Nc 1.:: u: Scaf�rt:r visited friends
town Sunday.
'•!-s. War. Snell returned ;nc week
:r a visit with friends In St. T..onrae.
Rev. A. H. Going preacher 'air far.-
aa11 sermon on the evening, of tree 37t11.
S1!ga,t frost occurred here Thursday
and Friday nights, but did no damage.
Mr. Samuel I'at•sons, London Road
south. lost a valuable mare on Monday
last through death. •
Mrs. and Miss Graham of Hatnllto:;
were guests of Mr. Graham of the Bank
u' Commerce staff.
Mr. Toni Carling holds the highest
bowling record, he having made a Scor,
of 244 on Monday.
The ratan with the acre of lawn to cut
•.'r.lcssly bears testimony that this
:e great growing weather..
A good tante will be given at the Gar-
den Party at the Tr:vitt Menro.lal church
to -:.fight (Thursday.) Everybody Invited.
Mr. Thos. Dearing suffered a slight
stroke of paralysis on Monday after-
'oon last, and as a result 1s confined
to his bed.
Frank C. James, claiming to come
from Toronto, was sent up to Goderic!r
on Monday by Magistrate Kay for ten
days for vagrancy.
A load of the members of the Ezeter
Masonic Lodge drove to Lucau Sunday
and attended a church service with the
members of Irving Lodge.
Those heavy express charges that
you are paying seen( to suit the share-
holders of the company, who receive
from 92 to 150 per cent. profit.
The business mean who does not ad-
f.ertise because he tried it once and f:e
thought it failed should throw away
`cis cigar because the match went out.
On Sunday next the members of Leb-
anon Forest Lodge, A. F. & A. M., will
attend Divine service In the Trlvltt Mem-
orial church, when the rector, Rev. D.
W. Collins, will preach. Service at 11
a. nn.
Many people were eagerly on the look-
out for the eclipse of the sun on Thurs-
day evening. it was plainly visible to
even the naked eye for an hour before
sun down. A curved portion of the
north pari was darkened by the new
moon.
The home of Mr. Sidney West on Main
street narrowly escaped being !osirned
on Sunday morning. The fire caught In
the roof of the kitchen from an over-
heated stove -pipe, but was noticed In
time to save the building. About #10.00
wall cover the damage.
Mr. Garfield Buchanan of Jarvis, a
former typo at The Advocate office,
was married at Balmoral yesterday to
Miss Keen of that place. Mr. Buchanan
is a son of Rev. D. )1. Buchanan, for-
merly of Hensall. Garfield's friends
here will extend congratulations.
Strangers in an auto met strangers
in a buggy about 5 p.nt. Sunday near
the Metropolitan with the result that
the horse became frightened and bolted,
throwing itself and breaking a shaft.
The occupants were not hurt, and with
the assistance of others soon had things
fixed up so that they could proceed on
their journey.
A horse dropping dower In front of
Carling Bros.' store, with every appear-
ance of being dead, was the Means of
attracting a large crowd on Saturday
night. The poor animal's downfall was
evidently the direct result of a much
neglected rat bin. After quite a strug-
gle the beast eventually got on its ping.
and walked away.
Mr. 8. M. Sanders, wife and Tittle
child of town and Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Fisher of Osborne Lad a narrow escape
from probable serious injury on Sun-
day last. They were driving out to the
cemetery In a phaeton, when the horse
which became frightened at an auto,
barked into the ditch, upsetting the rig
arid occupants. Strange to say all es-
caped injury, and the horse being check -
cd before going further the rig also es-
caped damage.
"There Is no sand In sandpaper" said
the manufacturer. it is powdered glass
that does the business. That's were the
woken hordes go." He nodded toward
a mare of broken bottles In the yard.
"We powder the glass Into half a doz-
en grades" he said. "We coat our pa-
per with an even luyer of hot glue.
Tien without loss of time we spread on
the glass powder. Finally we run a
wooden roller light ovccr the sheets to
give them a good surface. When In the
part they made sandpaper of sand It
wouldn't do a quarter of the work that
glace paper docs."
MINISTER CHOSEN -At the congre-
gational meeting held In the Presbyter -
Ian church on Tuesday night last to
make a choke of pastor it was decided
to extend a canto the Rev. S. F. Sharp
of Alliston. --
WOMAN'S INSTITUTE,- - special
meeting of the Woman's Institute 113
trilled for Friday. June 25, at 3 o'clock
Senior's Hall. All members are re-
I;uesttd to be preseht and those wish-
ing to join the institute.
Mrs. Cobblcdick. Mee. Basting,,
President Secretary
PASEItALL,-A few of the regular
team and a few last-minute subetl
tutees for the absentees drove to Zurich
Tuesday afternoon and played a seven
:nni:gs game with the team of that vil-
:age. resulting In favor of the home team
14 to 6. The skin diamond proved a
,e too fast for the substitutes In the
s' two Innings with the result that
Zurich made 12 runts, due to no good
work .of theirs. but to errors on the
part of the visitors -a couple of over.
t'nrows, two or three failures to stop
grounders.. and the game was cinched
before the boys were warmed up or had
become used to the bare patch. The last
tour innings were (much In favor of the
v:sttors. A return game :nay be ex-
pected here shortly.
(iOT 'EM A(;AiN : Another !:tock
net arrived last Monday at the Exeter
largain Store. The male will begin
to -day, Thursday. 24th June. at 2
o'clock p.m., and continue all the
week. HALF PRi('E SALE: Just
think -you ran buy a suit of clothes
and boots and shoes at half price.
Whack : Bang' They (io : We want
to go away for our holidays. THE
ST(rRF: will to closed next week.—.1.
11'. Hrodt i i. k.
T. E. Handford snipped two load
Drees to the Winnipeg Fair this wee
.;ARDEN P.tItTY -Tt:e Ladles Gu
•`.r Trlvltt Memorial Church :
r.eir Annual Garden Party c•
P:.urr.day, June 24th.
The biggest magnet In the world 1s
rhe Business Magnet, called "Advertis-
ing." Advertise it, the Advx'ate and
see how t!.is magnet draws.
The married and single men of the
Y. M. C. A. played football against each
other on Monday night, resulting in fa-
vor of the married men, R to 1.
Dr. Kinsman and Dr. Roul4otn, Den-
tists of Exeter, desire to announce that
their offices will be closed every Wed-
nesday afternoon during the months of
July and August.
RUG LOST-itetweta Dr. Sweet's of-
fice and Exeter Cemetery, a light suit-
circ( rug. Finder will confer a favor h
leaving same at the Advocate Office
of
k.
!id
BOUGHT BARBERSHOP -Frank Corn
ish has purchased the barbering busi-
ness of Mack Vincent, near the Metro-
politan Motel, and sollcita the patron-
age of the public. "A clean and easy
shave and a neat hair cell,"!s the motto.
HICKS' FOR THE LAST OF JUNE. -
reactionary storm period is central
on the 26th, 27th and 28th. Low baro-
meter on the 26th, attended by sudden
and severe thunder gusts, are to be
looked for. These storms will pass east
over the country during those days. be -
Ing characterized by the pee_ullar local
phenomena common to June solotier
Worms.
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AMENDMENTS TO POSTOFFICE ACT
From now on, -"Everyone who enclos-
es a letter or letters, or any writing in-
tended to serve tate purrose of a letter
or post card, In a parcel posted for
parcel post, or in a packet of samples
shall incur a penalty not exceeding $4u
and not less than #10 in each case.'
A single copy of a newspaper or period-
ical weighing less than one ounce can-
not be posted for less than one cent.
Our readers are asked to govern them -
%elves accordingly.
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\'OLUNTEI..RS RE1'CRN. - Bronze.t
and tanned by the sun and wind, and
strong and healthful front their lite in
tett and on the parade grounds, the
volunteers returned from London 0:1
Saturday morning, all having enjoyed
tits two weeks of drill thoroughly, and
if teport be trua having earned a re-
putation for gooii conduct and skillful
manoeuvring. Their showing as they
mirched from the station to the armory
on their arrival here was evidence in
plenty that their work on the Heights
had made a great Improvement in them.
SCHOLARSHIP FOR HURON COUNTY
The board of governors of the Western
University, London, has decided to of
fer twelve scholarships of the value of
#100 each for students entering the Un-
Iveraity. One of these scholarships will
go to each county, ur city represented
on the senate of the Univerpltn', and
accordingly one will t ome to Huron
County. Of the amount of scholarship
$7,0 will be In cast( and the balance will
cover the tution of the first year.
Statement of the conditions under which
the scholarships are to be Issued will
be forwarded to all schools In the dis-
trict concerned.
TWO BROTHERS DIED. -Mr. Fred.
Luxton of Eden was recently called to
Sarnia owing to the serious illness of
his brother George, who died on the lith.
At the age of 72 years, fnom Bright's
disease. The wife and two sons survive.
While there he received word of the death
In Bay City of another, brother, Thomas.
who died on the 8th, of pneumonia, at
tie age of 76 peare, leaving a wife.
three sons and two daughters. Mr. Lux-
to:n immediately went to Bay City to at-
tend the funeral. Both brothers were
previously residents of this neighbor-
hood. coining here from Devonshire,
England, about 85 years ago. George
went to Sarnia to reside about 30
years ago. while Thomas lett the vio-
i:Jty several years before. Tne sym-
pathy of the cornrnunity is extended 10
Mr. Luzon In his double loss.
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PitESENTAT1ON.-The Young \\"om-
n'e Bible Class of the James Street
ett:odist church :net at the parsonage
crtday evening and gave Mrs. Going an
grecablo surprise by presenting her
ith the following address and a bcaut-
ut cu' -glass fern pot and fern. The ed-
ress was read by Miss Alice Iiandford
id tire prestn'ation was trade by Mies
rare Cudniorc. Mrs. Going mad' a su:t
bie reply, after which a program of
us! a etc.. was rendered and an enjoy -
tile evening spent. The address -
re. (Iter.) A. 11. Uo:ng June 21.'09
Dear Mrs Going, -•\\'e. the members
the Young Woman's Bible Class of
ernes Street .tcl!todiet church, Ezeter.
g to avail ourselves Of this opportu:t-
y of manifesting, not only our note
✓ you and our high appre:lation of
ur valuable services rendered whale
iongat us, but also of expressing our
.p regret that you are so soon to leave
During the time you have been with
you have exemplified to us all by
ur dally walk and conversation, the
aractenstics of a devoted Christian,
ur pre -pondering sin, seeming to be
serve your Master with zeal and
(unity, and to render all the assist -
cc possible in elevating and regenerat-
g your fellow man ; and, we rejoice to
ow your untiring e'forts have been
amply rewarded. You have (al't;-
lly admonished us In our duty to one
other and to God, and you have by
ur uniform kindness and sympathy,
on our admiration and esteem. We
feel we arc losing by your leaving
. a true and loving friend. We are
ppy to know your work has been
exec, by the Divine Splr it In lead -
g many to take u't Interest in the
od of the itedeenrer, whose smile and
probation now rests upon tl:eni.
VIII you please accept this gift as
evidence of our des:re to render some
le encouragement to you to press for -
rd in that high and noble course
ich you persue.
ur earncit desire is that Heaven's
Rest blessiirgs may be bestowed up -
you and your family. and that even
iter success than you have realized
Ezeter may attc.r0 your efforts
vagi subsequent life. And though we
y bB called apo:t shortly to bld you
ecus!!, y:t. may we all finally enjo/
happi:.ess of met;•tg and greeting
o.',.- t'" :t p:tr were par,i..g
be in
r••ed. 10.-4 Wr:rr.::,'m rel.- Class.'
EXETER MARKETS.
CHANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
1Vheat
Barley
Oats
Peas
Potatoes, per bag
Hay, per too
Flour, per cwt., family
Flour, low grade per cw
Butter
Eggs
Live hogs, per cwt
Shorts per ton
Bran per ton
3-5
t+l n
7 50 8 50
3 2.5
1 50 155
17
17
755
25 00
25 00
The Y. M. C. A. football team scored
another victory Friday :right by defeat-
ing the Country Boys 3 to 1.
rah ::said Alt sudissails
HAY FORKS
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Having secured the agency for
Beatty Bros.'
Round Track
Hay Forks
4
4
1
1
1
4
9
4
4
i am now ready to equip Farm-
ers' Barns and Hay -Mows with
same. These forks, without
doubt, are the
Best on the Market
and to use them
is to be convinced. We guaran•
tee satisfaction and the price is
right.
Wm. Gillespie, Exeter
PHONE 51
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Here'sGood News
The market prices for old junk
are alive and so is the old reliable
firm -M. JACKSON & SON -one
door south of the Metropolitan.
Just look at the following prices
Ino trade and no truck) all CASH:
— .11111.- --
Rags 75c per hundred
Iron from GOc to 75c -
Old Rubber Baotsj 7c perlb
R Shoes
Copper & Brass 9c
Horse Hair 30c -
Lead and Zinc 2ic "
IRON PIPE
A great , ariety of iron pipe
alnare on hand at a renson-
•t .• (rice, euitable for
FENCE POSTE, IrRACi:." .t irot'LECARUINo
M. Jackson & Sons
MAIN ST.. EXETER.
OPPetiiTE ELECTRIC POWEtt HOUSE
Patronize
Hair Dressing
Parlors
T
Basting sAOld Stand
First-class equipment
throughout
and careful, conscientious work.
We guarantee Wish, tion to all c uetornent
- -Your pat ror &ge respectfully Boli, 'teal
A. Penprase — W. D. Burke
MMS
WE CARRY FLOUR
of such high grade that there Is rb
use looking for better. it isn't made
The first sack you use will prove that
to you.
ORDER UR TO SEND YOU ONE
to -day so that you give it a tris..
when your folks commence to say nicer
things about your baking, you'll have
proof that our flour is superior to
other brands. Good taker as you have
been, you'll ter later with better flour
like HARVEY BROS.
PULE. MANIT tt !
EXF:TER - ONTARIO
Fall Term Opens
Aug. 30th
Our graduates Are assisted
to the Crest positic.ne. Write
for the reason. Prepare
now to enter at beginning
of term. Mail ('o'.rrses for
those who wish to 'holy at
home. . , .. . .
Clinton Business College
GEO. BPOTrON, PRINCIPAL
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
June is the Month for Brides
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 pur-
chase. No trouble to show goods—but delighted.
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors,
JONES & CLARK
PHONE NO. 32
got Weather Snggeslions
This is the kind of weather we have been looking for. Good,
warm, summer days. it makes us think of the summer.
Just What You Want Found Here in Abundance
White Muslins and Lawns
A nice white dress of one of our swell white mtteling will be
nice for the warm days.
very
Good Plain Muslins or Lawns from 1Oc to 35c per yard
Dainty Checks or Crossbar Muslins 15c to 35c per yard
Nice Fancy Striped Muslins from 10c to 25c per yard
Also a nice line of Colored Muslins from 8c up
Stylish White
Waists
We are showing a beautiful
range of the very smartest
waists we have ever ebown-
just the thing for this weather.
Prices $1 to $4
DaintyWhite
ear
This is a necessity you cannot
overlook. if you want a good
large selection, this is the place
to r•orne for your Skirts. Gowns,
Corset ('overs or Drawers.
IftsrssAka&ssssAIL atasAla alkalis sAt a
ult
A Big Silk Special
4 pieces only of the regular 2.S inch 50c ,lap
I Taffeta Silk.
40c a yard
Colors -Cream. White, Champagne and Blue.
'IF 'IF WI.
Fancy and Black Parasols
You must hare a nice sunshade for the warm days to come. if it
io A Real Fancy one or A (food Black. we hare a good large assortment
to choose from.
From 75c to $3
We Don't Forget the Gents
Here is a list of good warm weather comfortably' :
Fancy Shirts
Soft do
Fancy Vests
Linen Hats
Balbriggan Underwear
Open Mesh do
Athletic do
Straw Hate
Fancy Soz
Ties
" Beaus
Crash Hats
JONES & CLARK
Headquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing