HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1909-07-08, Page 8A GOOD APPEARANCE
doesn't come by chance, neither does
it grow on trees. To be presentable
you must
HE WELL DRESSED
Look over our tine line of suitlr:ge, pick
out what you like. and we'll do the
reit. Co•'.e a made here dress you
well at entail charges. Get measured.
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor,
Exeter,
Ontario
liminess locals -- Read Them
Men, keep kool ! Wear Stewart's 5Oc
Spring Needle l'ndtrrear, They're
dandy
Any person whit/leg Buckwheat for
seed can get same at the grist mill.
Wheat, Oate and Barley wanted at the
m111.—HARVEY BROS.
Ladies—$1.95 Lugs a swell trimmed
flat at St ,rart's, Regular value 3 to 5
d••llar..—enure quick .'
SECOND HAND BICYCLES
Five good second hand Bicycles for
sale cheap. John Triebner, Exeter.
10c the yard for your choice of any
colored Dress Mus/ins at Stewart's—reg-
ular ratites 15e to 25c—more quick!
COOPERAGE WORK,—I desire to (::-
form the people of Exeter and vicinity
that I do all kinds of cooperage repair-
ing. Ali repairs gathered and returned
Prices moderate. ED. HEIDEMAN, San
dere street.
2 for 25e—Ladies' black and tan Hose
—plain or ribbed—regular value 20c
and 2.5e. 2 pair for a quarter. Stew-
art's.
APi'RF.NTICE WANTED AT ONCE.—
To le.0:t tailoring. W. W. TAMAN.
30 Sfaml(ss Room Rugs, in ii'iltvne,
Velrets, Balmoral, Brussels and ireols,
all at bargain prices at Stewart's. 1)o
you want one i
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$i1.00 .nys a stall Srnii-Porcelain
('hind Dinner Sit at Stewart's. lure
white body with neat pink floral decora-
tions and !hold tracing.
Repair Shop
Gun repairing
Umbrella repairing
Lawn Mowers sharpened
Knives & Scissors "
Horse Clippers "
Saws gummed and tiled
Wringer Rollers.
All kinds of keys filed and
locks repaired.
New Bicycles and Sundries
Guns and Ammunition in
stock..
J. TRIEBNER
Three door. North of Post Office
h
The 1st of July
has come and
gone
! ! -
Got Your New
Summer Suit
Yet
7 9 7
THE BEAUTY
behind a suit isnot confin-
ed to other clothing estab-
lishments. There's a love.
lines. about our garments
delight that will simply a11
who come to us—t at s so.
• •
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor- Fester
YAP' 111117.w_._Ara. .1
It LOCAL DOINGS. 4
Ic ALatluer-alaafaiia'a& Jai atticAL4
ilaelag is :.ow in full swing In the
ti'striet.
\Veen you !cod money, szi i c ; you'd
never have a better chance.
Ile la anything but a good barber
who cuts an acquaintance.
The Main Street Sunday School will
p;chic at Grand Bend to -day.
Tee Qtnnlog Factory will continue
the canning of pea• this week.
Its the uncertainty of woolen that
m hies risen go daffy over them.
The Ideal ratan ally exists in the Mind
ul the woman who has never nmarricd.
Don't have such a lofty opinion of
yuu:self that others may not care to
look up to you.
'.VA NTED, LIVE POULTRY—Chickens
He -.s and Ducks. llighest market
p::, es. haew.-itt e.
Some sten never think of earning an
...Ja et living until they aceideetally get
a good hard jolt In the right spot.
Mr. McVannel of St .Marys. a haul
'_liege student, Is at present taking the
eat/arterial work In the Presbyterian
. ur•ch.
A pleasant reception was given to
Rev. Richard Hobbs and wife at the
parsonage on Friday evening on their
al/Peal.
A number of Exeter people took in the
excursion to Port Stanley yestetday,and
a number of others are going to God-
erlc•h to -da/.
The boy is busy those Sundays— not
fielang but trying to attend all t he Sun-
day schools so as to ring its for the en-
nu,i picnics.
The tenth annual excursion of the
Huron Old Boys of Toronto was run
to Goderieh and Whngham on Saturday
tart, returning Monday.
T. E. !landlord anlppcd two cars of
boraces this week, one to Winnipeg, and
one to Matheson. near Cobalt. Messrs.
Tu -key and Celemati accompany theist.
The fowlers arc getting down to prac-
tice now. A President's and Vice -Pres -
:dent's match was partially played Fri-
day eveatngt lLut the rain ;cut It short.
Brumfield beat Brussels in the last
g.tnse of football being the setnl-finals
for the itdermediate championship. but
rot enough to overcome their former
defeat by Brussels.
Dr. K:namail and Dr. Itoulston. Den-
tists o_ . Ex.ter, desire to announce that
Mar offices will be closed every Wed-
nesday afternoon during the months of
July at:d August.
Tne death occurred in Alberta last
week of Mrs. McMillan. a former resi-
de:tt of Hemsall and Exeter. While re-
siding in Itensall she was Mrs. Robert
Andreson and when a resident of Ex-
eter she was Mies Vine Miles.
Mothers of restless small boys, home
fur the holidays, are reading up hints
on First Aid to tite Injured. For the
next few weeks they will be kept busy
anointing stone bruises, extracting bee
!tinge and administering colic checkers.
The horse of Dan Prior ran away on
Monday evening while being hitched to
t•:e buggy. The buggy was badly dam-
aged and the horse Injured. Mr. Prior
vas about to give the horse a drink
of water when the animal bolted.—C11n-
•0n New Era.
Mr. Ambrose Cottle has purchased a
fate new Reo automobile. It arrived on
Monday, and is a nice running machine.
Tats 1s the second now owned In town.
we understand that several other gen-
tlemen intend purchasing machines.
Residents of E.eter will regret to
learn that sir. Alfred Sheere unfortun-
ately suffered a second stroke of par-
alysis In Brantford last week. For a
time he was rendered helpless and also
apeeehlese. but he 1e again recovering
c use of his limbs and also his voice.
The Public Sc')ool Board of Brantford
hes decided to abolish slates in the
echcols, on tho ground that they arc
noisy and unsanitary. and that they are
conductive of poor writing. Hereafter
WI grade. in the local schools will be
.uppied with scribblers and copy books
sad more atteritton will be paid to pen-
manship.
The scarcity of bird life has already
roused a great increase in insect pests.
etc., an exchange goes on to say. We
are riot dlaputing the statement, but we
beg to state that the birds seem quite
plentiful enough when they succeed jn
gobbling up every cherry on a well' lad-
en tree 1n Mrs. E. Sanders' garden, to
the rear of the offtee. Not a stogie
rherry did she get.
A rather heated argument on the IIght-
i:.g question took place between Mr. C.
11. Snell and some of the councilmen at
Inc Friday evening meeting. It did not
develope into a fisticutf encounter, but
home plain, noisy. and not altogether
complimentary talk was indulged In
for a few minutes. it arose from a die
pute as to whether certal;t lights were
•no' burning when they should have been.
Mr. A fl. Musgrove, SIJ'.('.. who has
been teaching In the Exeter School sinre
the Easter holidays. returned to his
home in Wingham last week. Prlor to
his leaving he entertained the members
of the Canada Club to a pleasant even-
ing at their rooms. where Mr. Mus-
grove. during hie stay here. has been
an honored guest. The boys have all a
kit,dly and affectionate feeling for !dm
and regretted to see him leave town.
Neat time you arc tempted to patronize
the mall order drparttnental stores con-
sult the advertisements In the local pa-
pera and visa your home merchant. If
he has not what you want he will get
it for you. if it it !s not right he will
*111 make it right for you. Nothing car,
be fairer than this. You will not lose
anythi: g by the transa, tion, you will
be the gsIner in the long run, and you
will lave the satisfaction of knowhag
that ycu are doing your share toward!
budding up the home town and keeping
it in the front rank. Form a "buy a:
hOtrte club" join yourself and induce
year r:elghbor to come in.
AUTOMOBILE CONSTABLE—Mr. Jo..
Davis hits been appointed Automoblir
Constable for the summer montes to
eater. Huron by the O-llario eleven a •
11 ie his duty to kelp tab o:1 all auto-
mobiles. their numbers. .peed and tt.e
gcretel acetone of the drivers and re-
port tarne to tht authorities. H. Alpo
has certain power. i . r Bard to . • -
for-e•:eat of tee la* Vgard'ng • c, -
"
W-1 et lt,t autos.
Sirs. A F. Burwell w';I be at :)oma
to her Zriet:ds after July 15th.
Mr. Ti.oe. Oke cf Itrya'tsto:) Las put-
.ased the two at les Ot lase and dwell -
ow ncd by Mr. Runwnr at the north
of t?be tow:t, and ail' take posers-
s:o:, In September.
BASEBALL TO-NIGHT—Tile Oehtrral
la and E•eter Baseball teams meet on
the Exeter Grounds on Thursday evening
of this week. TiAn will be a c•rackce-
jac•k of a ntatell and everybody should
see tt.e game. Starts at 8 o'clock. Ad-
mission only
W. W. Taman was la Blyth Thursday.
Sirs. Egan is visiting friends ht Lon-
ue,:,.
Dr. Ki,.eman visited In Sarnia last
week.
Maas Edith Brown visited in London
last week.
Miss Jennie Welsh of London is vir-
;tl:.g here.
George Armstrong of London is home
at present.
M.ss Minae Sanders, milliner, Is home
from London.
Sites Ila Blanca of London Is visiting
nel.ativea here.
M'es addle Morio:•k and Mary are vis-
iting 1:, London.
Miss Mabel Walters of Condon spent
tee t-.oliday here
Fred Penhale was up from London
part of the week.
Mr. and Mra. John Pedlar visited IA
Sarnia this week.
Mrs. Fred Hatter returned to AlvInston
0:1 Thursday last.
Mr. T. E. Handford t:tende leavL,g
for the west Friday.
Miss Stella Southcott Is visiting with
relatives in London.
Miss Lillie Ball of Fordwi, ' is visit-
ing relatives in town.
Mr. Albert Per/prase holidayed at
Cleveland this week.
Mr. Lorne McTaggart left on a trip to
vie West on Tuesday.
yids may G111 of Fort Erie is home
for the summer vacation.
Mrs Jehu Matlteson of Ayr is re-
uewleg acquaintances in town.
Mrs. Wen. Copp of Ingersoll is elsliing
friends in Exeter and •OIihtville.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Palmer and child
te.1 visited friends In London last week.
Mass Lille Johns returned last week
from a visit of several weeks in Sarnia.
Miss Lavine Willard of Hamilton vie-
Itede her home in Exeter North last week
Meagre'. A. McDonell and E. Christie
are attending the London Races this
week.
Mrs. llutchloson and daughter of
l.orndo.) spent the holiday at Mr. Rich.
. u.tnce's
fir. Nelson Sheere and wife of Fort
William are oa a visit with relatives
in town.
Missea Gladys Ford and Mies King-
dom are visiting ;n Toronto, Niagar.t
and Buffalo.
Mr. Albert Sutton of Marian, In3.,was
here last week renewing acquaintances
and visiting relatives.
Masa Anile Harvey of Detroit is oomc
visiting her father, Mr. Jame Ilarvea.
Stept:an ter a few weeks.
Beattie Martin returned eo London
la iday. On Monday he and Hal. White
of Hensali left for Regina.
Mrs., Mara and grandson, Murray, of
Luran are visitors with the former's
daughter, Mrs. W. S. Cole.
Miss Lyda Quance of Inwood and
Miae 011ie Quance of Moorefield are
?.olidayIng at their acme herr.
Mies Ena McPherson went to London
Tut-dny to meet her sister, Cora, who
w:Il r+pend the holidays at her home
here.
Mrs. Peocbe Barris has returned front
a visit in Seafurta. Mrs. Grace 1I111 of
Cedlto:t also spent a few days in Sea -
'oak.
Niro. R. R. Rogers and children of
c• .leago arrived here Monday to visit the
farmer's parents„ Mr. and Mrs. E.
( ,malls.
Miss Louiee Carling has returned front
a
tilt 1,1 Neral -h. She was accompan:-
ed here by her cousin, Miss Pauline
Elliot, who will remain for a time.
Jos. Speck:Ilan of Shedden, Mrs. Chas.
Gilbert, Mr. Rola (Albert and wife of
Talbotville, were visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. John Spackman over the holiday.
51:9! hose Flnkbelncr, Mrs. F. Slum-
kousky end Master Alex. Potter all of
Merlin, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Kell Heywood during the holiday sea -
'eon.
Mr. Samuel Sample, teacher of Wat-
:urd and family arc here, the guests
,f Mrs. Sample's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Bagshaw. Mrs. Sample, we regret
to say, le quite 111.
Sir. Ilerb. Scuthcott and Mr. le cue.
Jti nderron ate vieith,g In Goderic h. M:.
yowler of Crediton Is taking Mr. Ander-
son's place in the Bank of Commerce
while the latter is on his holidays.
Among the Eteter visitors in Londe:,
o:t the let were Mies Fanny Ilieaett,
Mss Al ie !landlord. Mr. and Mrs. A.
Stewart and daughter. William Creech.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mallott and chlldrea
Henry Gould, Ed. Treble wife and son.
Mr. Robert Frayne and Miss Frayne.
Mies hazel and Verna Moore of Wing -
ham are the guests of Mise Edith Davis.
Mr. Clifford Spackman left Saturday
for Guelph to reside. Mrs. Spackman
will join him there shortly. CIIIf. has
taken a position with Macdonald Tiros.
and has charge of one of the depart-
ments of their large store.
Miss Bella iiawki•ns), watt has been
attending Chatham Duelnete College, is
to be congratulated o:, her success, hav-
ing completed her course with highly
satisfactory results. After spending a
few days at her tome here she lett Mon-
day morping to till a position in tho
offirc of the Walkerville Brewing Co.
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ODAK
The lei 1909
Kodak Catalogue
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Ask For It
We carry a variety of
fast and l'y'e* :n tic. k
and hive a'.l wit' ••
trt•!1
N. 8. HOWET, Pffl.B.
(-helniet and ()Malan EXETER
Phone 50
EXETER MARKETS.
CHANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
1Vheat
Barley Lei
Oats
Peas
Potatoes, per bag
Hay, per ton 760
Flour, per cwt., family
Flour, low grade per cw 1 50
Butter
Egggs
Live bogs, per cwt
Shorts per ton
Bran per ton
Wool
17
1 till
57
51
t+11
8 50
S 25
1 55
17
17
7 55
25 00
24 00
18
Hee. Dr. Stewart of Clinton has lean
pasties or Willis Preebyterlan church
for 31 years.
Mr. David Mack on Tuceday morning
got on the north bound freight train
at the time of the pump -house fire, un-
derstanding it would stop when it reach -
d !r1s scene of the fire, but falling to
stop he took a chance and jumped, with
t:e result that lie laud. 1 u:, a stone
and fell, getting a few brulaes and a
naet_: cut on the clan, as well as a shak
Ing up that was not pleasant.
FIRE.—About 11 o'rlork un Tuesday
moruirtg the fire alarm sounded. wt.en
It was found that the pumping house of
the G. T. R. at the bridge was on fire
It :Boon burned to the ground. The
::re started from the engine used to
pump the water. and the engine./ r was
preacnt at the time. but lacking suffic-
ient hose or a ladder to reach the roof
he rouid not put It out. This le the
second time the building has been burn-
ed within a few years.
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v HAY
14a
4
4
4
4
FORKS
1
000
}laving t•ecutecl the agency for
Beatty Bros.'
Round Track
Hay Forks
1 am now ready to equip Farm-
ers' Banns and Hay'•Motvs with
snow. These forks, without
doubt, ale 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
laWar"lialeaalirair 11FIlar 'IP r
I'HONS 51
Here'sCood 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
(no trade and no truck) all CASE:
Hags 75c per hundred
Iron from C0c to 75c
Old Rubber Boots
& Shoes I • • 7c per lb
Copper & Brass 9c t
Horse Hair 30c
Lead and Zinc 2 is "
IRON PIPE
A great carietc of iron pipe
always on hand 11 • restate
able price, suitable for
FENCE PpbT', L'kACINO .1 tOULEVARPINO
M. Jackson & Sons
MAIN ST.. EXETER.
OPPOSITE ELIECTHIr POWElt Horan
tV I t EN YOU ROLL TIIE DOUGH
made from our flour yea will find It just
right. You'll lael lnstinctivciy that you
are going to have good luck wlth your
tucking, and you will be right.
THE WOMAN WHO USES Oi'it FLOUR
always has good luck. Even an ordh:-
ary baker gets splendid results. Thr
fine baker producee tetter bread. cake
and pies than she ever did before. Or-
der a sack of our flour as an experi-
ment. We know you will like It better
than any other you have ever tried.
HARVEY BROS.
t:,11.E MANI•FA(Tt-lERii
EXETER - (INTARi(►
`Fall Term Opens
Aug. 30th
Oair graduates are a..inted
to the hest ,a,'iitinnt.. 11'rite
for the reason. Prepare
now to enter a' beginning
of term. Mail (':mreee for
those who wish to :tidy at
hotne. .. .. ..
Clinton Business ('ollege
vralssiorns Irv, is" wiry,
(3E0. SPOTTON, PRINCIPAL
Farmers, Gardeners, and Others !
Come here for your tools.
Buy your wife and girls a nice hammock.
Get the boys a lawn mower and keep the grass
on the lawn in trim.
Get the little tots some tools like father's and
they'll be happy.
Come here for your flower and grabs seed.
We have some nice Paris Green for Mr. Potato
Bug—let the Visitors get busy.
Binder Twine for garnering the grain.
If there's anything else you need that a good
hardware store keeps, we have it.
And then, if you wish a day's recreation, buy
some of our fishing tackle and everybody
take a day's outing.
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 duality 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
B�9
PHONE NO. 32
Jll1y515
This is the month we clean up
our Spring stock. Come along and be
one of the lucky buyers.
Clearance of Wash Suitings
After a big season's selling of our popular Wash Suitings, we want
to clear them all out early to give our customers plenty of time to
wear them. Only a few, but all to go at the following prices:
All 20c and 25c Waist Suiting to clear at 15c yd.
" I3c . 18c " 12ic
A Millinery Sensation
This has been the largest millinery season in our history, and in
order to clear out every hat we are offering the
.i Big Reduction of'us
Haff Price Any hat in the store for just 1-2 Price
Just a few choice ones left.
Corset Cover
Embroideries
A tine selection at
20k, 25c and 35c yd
Belts and Collars
Some of the new botch
Collars. Belts & Tabs,
25c
Ladies' White
Wear
Skirts, Gowne, C. ('overs
and i)rawert, all at sale
prices
A NICE LINE
Fancy Parasols
(►nly a few left—all to
clear at our July Sale.
Black Parasols
A real nice assortment
to allose from at reduced
prices.
Fancy Muslins
All to go—and some nice
ones, too— for Pc, lac and
lbc.
Fancy Netts, Tucked Mets & Embroidered Fronts
Gents, Look Here !
Are ye,: fixed up for the Summer weather We are headquarters
FOR GENTS' FURNISHINGS
New Straw and Linen lints rat ry Vesta Fancy Sox
Good Melte New Shirts, Collars and Tit's
Everything up -to date
JONES & CLARK
Headquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing