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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1909-07-29, Page 135c to JANI '10 NOW IS THE TiME to subscribe for the ADVO- CATE and get a bargaiu as above stated; or else take advantage of our Low Club Rates ittet of Wedding Invitations 1n Near -t Type On Best keepers Thr' Finest'Work And Right Pr ices The Advocate Office, Exeter TWENTY-FIRST YEAR. EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 29. 1909. SENDER$ t\ CREF.t:n The Old Reliable JF In order to get rid of surplus stock, we are Reducing the Price in many lines, as the Muslins Silk finished, Batiste with pale blue, Rose pattern finished with silk emb. Spot ! A very fine line, reg- ular price 40c. to clear 30c. Fancy Self Stripe Muslins with grey pattern, extra value at 40c, to clear 30c. Flowered Muslin Showing a different stripe and fancy pattern, regular 30c, to clear 23c, following will show : Plain and Colored Mulls with fancy pattern and .tripe. to clear 15c. Colored Organdies and Dimities and Muslins Extra value at 10:•, 12ie and 15e to clear Sc. Swiss Embroidery Insert. A few short ends of this only, suitable for waists. To clear 33c. Warr'1, ()ur Straw Hat Window Friday and Saturday All e , , 7:;, and $1.00 Hats will be cleared at exceedingly low prices. Men's Good, Reliable Summer Sho' s in all sizes, regular price $2.50 and $3.00, clearing at seI.5O. Boys' Shoes in Pebble and Split, all sizes, while they last 50e per pair. Ladies, Shoes A few pair only of these, in Oxfords and high shoes, to clear 50c, Misses' and Boys' Tan Oxfords, extra value at $1, to clear 75c Highest Prices Paid for Produce and Live Poultry ! Butter l8c, Eggs 19c. trade: 18c cash. These prices subject to change. CARLING BROS. > CCC C CC X333 333 33 330 Money! Money! Money! MUST HAVE MONEY! in order to get money we will hold a Great Slaughter Sale for the Next 30 Days Everything reduced in pi ice. All Snnluter Liue,ds to he sold at cost prices. Men's Straw }Hats and Suits This is a Genuine Sale as we want to raise $4,(100 in thirty days. Ladies' Blouse., %%hitewear, Belts, Muslins, (i loves, and Light Bain ('oats GOODS MUST GO !!! Come quick and get bargains. We Keep Nice, Clean, Fresh Groceries R. N. ROVE PHONE 22 — ONE DOOR NORTH OF POST -OFFICE -- 0 Prsfees4.aa1 Cards. Da. 0. I. Roui.STON, L. D. B., D. D. 8. DIINTIST ■.sb•r of the S. 0. D. 8. of Ontario and Donor Itsdsat. of Toronto University. OTTIOE: Over Dickson a ('arling's Law 018,e, ID De. Anderson's former Dental Parlors. imiDa. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. 8., D D. 8.' Honor graduate of Toronto L'nhtrietr. DENTIST, two extracted without any pain, or any tad eVec to Odes oyer Madman a Stauhur)'e oil`. •e, Main et feet Muter. Medical LI R BRiGiIT, M. It , M. r. P. & 8. HONOR /la Graduate of Toronto Univere.te, two years resident phvsi' inn Rora1 Alexandra hospital, etc. O16ce and Residence, Or Amos' Old Stand. Andrew Street. EXETER. DR, T. P. McLAUOIILIN Has resumed practice after spending a year (Cob lege) .t Br ieb and Continental lloepItals. General practice with special attention to Eye. (with refrac- tion) liar Nose and Throat. 011ce: Dashsoud, Ont. Legal. D1CI8ON a CARLING, BARRISTERS, SOLICI ton, Notaries, con e) era, Commiss`cners Solicitors for Molsous Bank, etc. ■.fey to Ls.■ et lowest rates of Int ORf -es, Main street, F.teter, 1. a. Casae., B , L H. tcasoe MO!NET TO 10A.i. We hart a large amount of rub ate fund. to 'ran • farm and +Claire properties et low rates of `.tier tet. Oi•APMAN 4 STANB('RY,f Batri.:en, Bet . itrr.,Main.1 . F.trlrr Or B.8. PHILLIPS, EXETER. Licensed Auctioneer. Bales attended In ell parts. Satisfaction ratan - teed or no pay Terms reasonable. All orders left .t Adrorate Of8;e will be promptly attended to. J. SENIOR Agent Confederation rife Assurance Company, also Fire Insurance in lead- ing Canadian and British ('ompan:es. Main -St., Exeter. LICENSED AUCTIONEER WM. ANDERSON, 1.1“ sed Au'.tionecr for Huron County. Terns reaeot.able. Bates Iso be made at t! a Advocate, Exeter. or henry Kilber's Office. Cred- Ilon. HOUSE FOR SALE An excellent brie( !melte. modrt:t and up-l0.date. Sltuatrd on Main street. Apply at this Office. HERE TO STAY Bus and Dray Calls promptly attended to. Horses kept in stock for sale. Telephone 41A Stables at Handford's Horse Exchange \V4!. ARNOLD, Prop. HOUSE TO RENT Brick house, 1 and 1.2 storey, on William Street, Exeter. Good number of rooms. house In good repair. Good hard and soft water. Number of fruit trees. Apply so S. M. SANDERS, Exeter FARM PROPERTY FOR SALE. Auction Sale of Valuable Farm land at the Central Hotel on Saturday, 7th August, at 4 o'clock. Mrs. J. Cookson Prop.: T. Cameron. An't. South Half of Lot el, Con. 3, Stephen. 1% miles west of Exeter; also 30 arns 3f Lot 23, Con. 2, Stephen, and ee a res in flay Swamp. FARM FORSALE. A hundred acre farm, all seeded down t•ut one acre ; situated north of Centralia 1.4 mile from Church, school and Post Office, being Lot. 6. Con. 1, Stephen. There Is on the premises a good frame nowt, three good frame beats, 4 wells, 1 windmill, 1 acre of good orchard,and 10 acres of hardwood bush; fences In good repair, and Is well under -drained. Terms easy. For particulars apply to ttita. S. McCOY. Ceetralla. TEACHER WANTED. - S. S. No. 1,3 Step:.ce. State A,el.iry. Apply to SILAS STANLAKE, Jr Hay P. 0, 0:a. FOR SALE OR RENT F'it.t• late trek t.ouec on Main -se, Exeter,: Terris espy. Also for sale Vogt Igteangs. Wo: derful Remedies. WM. M. rtLATC}ir'ORD One of •''pple to FARM F'OR Q\LE. the f.^est farms In reborn. R;t,Nt1ERe & CREECH, Ezettr LETTER FROM A TRAVELLER . WATERWORKS BY -LA \V I Airs. S. >lart[n fs visiting relatives __ ---- j at Dcrcheater this week. = On the l8t!t day of August the pro- I �f!se Francis Davis of ford, July ' oft , l4►uu. BrantWhnghant is To the advocate, "Exeter" the brakeman cried as the trate pulled up at the station, and we all jumped off. ' My, What a change. Sint: a beautiful little etatlon." "Yes. Tienge getting city -like." "Sure." Of course, 1 took the ' old reliable"; 1t sweeeed more like old times. "All a- board" called the driver and away we nmt. "Say, Harry. how old is that team; nineteen years?" "Oh, Andy. I'll go you the drinks If those horses ain't nearer thirty. Leave It to uur friend here, tho glue man, who has been eyeing (trend ever since he got in. What say you, Josh?" 'Well, 1 say twenty - seven years, eight months, and nineteen days and likely born about 2.13 a.m. on a Sunday morning." 'Well, I'll treat twice if the driver confirms that. Slick t own isn't it? Nice homes. Fine sidewalks. see the lawns. Beautiful. Got water- works here now, Harry_?" 'No, but they will have when Local Optlion comes in and there will be plenty, to water the streets as well as sprinkle the lawns. "Sidewalks out next the road improve : to town wonderfully " "Sure, Andy.' "Reduces the coat of keeping up streets as well. No cutting into the boulevards, earth to 1* called away, or holes left to to: m mud-puadle•, but a fine gutter :next the walk for tae water to run in d tr.: water, after rain, cleans the e reels " "That'. so. People must be :azy, to put down sidewalks, unless .ext the roads. See Toronto and other ::lee adopting tits plan." "Yore, and every up-to-date t own as well." "Thug" goes the wheels; the driver carie out "Central" and we get out. "Hello Andy, waere have you been all these years?' "Out West:' "Why, you will be as big i talking feature as the new preacher in town." And who is he, pray? Rev. Itobee, did you say? Oh po, Rev. Hobbs." "Where did he come from?' "Toronto, 1 believe." "911 ho, Guess I have heard of him." "\Nell, he's a talk - pr. They say he is down on dancing, but he seems to get around the plat- form lively enough to make a good dancer himself. Got them all talking anyway, and they say he Is going to f111 that big church full. Coming from all the churches to hear him. Good preach- er and a herd hitter. If there are any sleepers over there, he will wake them up and wake up the other cnurclles, too.' ' You ought to get hint to preach a ser- mon on Sidewalks. He'd startle some of them with some mighty fine points along the ilne of sidewalks, etc. But slay, is that Chief Gill. I haven't seen him for so long. I must ''catch hint." Good-hye. Se' you again." ANDY., -sae- FARMER aFARMER CHARGED WITH ARSON. Edward N. Mara, a farmer who resid e e in McGillivray Township, one and a halt miles north of Clandeboye, was ar- rented July 22nd on the charge; of burn - Ing a barn belonging to Geo. Carter of the name place. The information was laid before Squire Chittick by Wiltlam L. Patton, who rents the farm, on which the barn teat was burned was situated. The burning took place on June 2:. and ou.lty constables have been working on • case since. Mara is a young mar - cd man and looks very little like a : :sinal. When taken to London he was .tat in dress and appearance, and did rot seem at all nervous. The Squire re- manded him for ma week. The burned barn was on tee farm ad- joining Mar.a's, and was burned about :'a'dnight. A t.eavy rain had fallen and • officcra say there were tracks lead - et to and front the barn fro:u Ataea's t:omc. acroes a field, and that there were boot marks, In whice were heavy nalln, with some of the nails missing, and tart boots that would make such track.; were found on Mars's place. Later -The evidence was taken on the case on Monday last and the prisoner was sent up for trial at the December -reetone, but was let out on ball of e4,emo. $2000 being his own surety and two other suretict of $1000 each. SERVANT GIRL WANTED Up -stairs or Dining -.Room Work, - i1 \TTENHURY HOUSE. Clinton . Ont. GIRLS WANTED ctators on Ladies Waists and •e c..r Good wages. Steady work ''. T , '.TAIL \\'}IITEWEAit M'F'li CCs. Ont. FARM WANTED TO RENT. 10'1 acres, to get poeerseton in fall. Apply to SANDERS & CREECH, Hitter FARM FOR SALE. The undcrelerad Is offering for sale that valuable 100 acre farm, being Lot 8, Con. 3. Su -peen. A;icleared and In good Atate of cultivation. Fences good, welt ueder-drained with tile. About one .arae of orchard. Two .t,ry new brick o•tagc and bank barn : also center'. s.lo ; three good wells of water and a spring creek. One quarter anile from sc'.00l and two miles from ct,uret,. i'o.esess:oil given in the fall. Apply to NFavecee RAKER, CENTR:%L1 N. ONT. Ontario Liquor License Act f.icenee District of South Huron. N •by given given that Alex. Robinson of tr,e Village el hatted has made application for rernesaion to transfer his Village tavern licence at Bayfield to Wilbert J. Hanlon of London. and that the said application will be considered at the meeting ef the Board of LI -ease Commissioners. to It held et the Commercial Hotel, in Village of Bayfield, en Saint - day. the 7th day of August. 10(6, et the hour of 10 a m. All persons interested vel gevern themselves an eordingly, John Torrance, Ucente irvpe:for Dated at Clinton, this Web ear of Ji7y.19(0. perry owners of the Village of Exeter will be called upon to say by their votes whether they are in favor or against tee proposed by-law to aut!.orize the borrowing of $22,000 for water works purposes. This Is a crucial period in Easter'.'. history, and It to simply to de- ride whether the people of Exeter will avail themselves of the privelege of ke'pine tit- town up to the standard that is so necessary for the welfare/ and ad- v 'ncemcnt of every well regulated town or /glow it to lapse into a state of dor- mancy and degeneracy. This Is a mat- ter that should be considered serious - by every person who has a vote_on this u er:eton, and in casting that vote let :t not be from a scltleh and narretw :u:nded standpoint, but let it be from the standpoint that w'll bring the great e.;t good to the zleateet number. Look- ing at the matter of waterworks from a mcnetary etat,dpuint teere. 'e tlo ques- tion of dou:,t ae to its validity. Takd :.torte 11 !never of reduced fire insur- ance fates, which means hundreds of dollars annually in Itself, to say noth- ing or the means it affords In coping with an outbreak of fire. Many a town .43 heti' reduced to ashes through ln- auftlrlena water supply, and it le pro- ba'+ly not until we are visited by a con- ':lagretion that we will make up our minds that our present system is in- adequate -nothing more or lees than a toy outfit when it conies to fighting a blg tire. Now. the question is -Would you like to sec watcrwofks established in town? If so, vete fur the by-law on August 18. Do you desire to have Exeter grow? Ry voting for the by-law your answer wail be "Yr".' If w•e neer venture to help t he town we have no faith in the future. The heavy taxpayers are willing to do their beet for our mLnictpality, as the growth of Exeter aide them in proportion, as- otslhng it. paying their large share of (aloe. Keeps property from standing idle, and sets the sails ready to catch favoring breezes toward the harbor of auccese. Let every person vote and work for the By-law. BOWLING Teo rinks of the ' Left -Overs" of the Er_r ver bowlers, who couldn't go to Lon - do_, drove out to Dashwood Monday at - ter ,oe and played four games with the bowlers of that village, Exeter winning two and losing two, and being 12 points up on tt'e day. They were royally re- . flved and entertained by the Dashwood Wren. Spark. and Doc, claim that It all dercnds on the ;cad -wheel accounts for the victory and the defeat. Dashwood !'aa a beautiful plot of greys but not AIM DB level as It should be. The vie - :urs enjoyed a Lymberger Supper,and t :.tt accounts for the better playing af- ter tea -particularly the leads. Tie scores were - Exeter -H. Speckmen. W. T. Acheson, N. D. Hurdon, Jas. Grieve, skip. First g t:n1C 1 6 ; ACC Ond 30. Dashwood -J. W. Wambold. W. Sie- bert, D. Tiernan, J. Hartlelb, skip. First game 277 ; second 15. Easter -Dr. Sweet, J. W. Broderick. It. N. Creech, W. M. Blatchford, skip. First game 18, second 26. Dashwood -J. Hoffman, J. Kraft, W. Miller (1. Edighoffer, skip. First gene 24. second 19. t'p to Wednesday nlgt.t the three ticks of Exeter bowlers are doing good work l:; London. Rev. Collins' rink lost in tt.e first game In the first event, while 'ieAntan's rink won two and then lost o.te in the first event. In the second event with Taman skipping in Collins' rink they have won two games. while lletntan's rink has also won two games T :e rinks arc -Clarke Taylor, Dickson and Neaman ; Snell Stewart. Taman and Collins. Local Items '4 ue Anty Johns left 9uesday to vlsi' :1 St. Marys. t1.ae llawden visited r' lailvee in CIL•:- :o 1 ort Monday. Wee Stella felilies Is spending ho :- days at Grand ilend. Ur. Campbell and Editor Zeiler of ,, c Zurich Herald were in town Monday Mete Grieve and Miss Chesney of Eg- •,,.;dville are the guests of Mre. Geo. McLeod. ask to hear tete July and August ltc- ccids at The Purity. You w•oe't re- gret hearing them. Master Ashton Dyer of CAR* v:.,e. NI;"!).. 1s *lofting his grandparents, Mr. ,and Mee. A. G. Dyer. Mrs. Dyer to in London at prevent but veil, visit here e'nortly. while fir. Dyer Is expected in • course of a week or so. Miss F' E. Carling. who is a nurec le St. Luke, Hospital, New York. was r,ppointcd assistant to tee second dir- eetrees, Miss Wilson. In January last. !1 se Wileo.l, having resigned. Miss Car - C tg has been appointed to her place. e now stands as one. of the heads of • le large I.oepital. Do 't think because the reporter sees you .citing on the train that he ought ' a wt.o you are and where you A . , or If he sees you greet some 'r d+ teat he knows who they are ere they are from. We aim to the news, but you may be tee we don't happen to know. Let the '. tt: etc have your names. t:tr, y Riesett's Busy Ratters beat r .'. Burnt Blisters le a nice inn- . + f ,:tle of ball on Tuesday might. • e :,arrow na.rgin of 1 run. tee orc being 16-1e. Tie game was a goof one and we:I wort'. wateeing. T .vee games among the juniors are Just ! r r L g to week esp a good ball team. T flatters are now 0:1! germ. t0 tee good. v'aiung at her home here. Mesa Flute Ellwood of McUlilivray is visiting Miss Olive Willis. Exeter north. Alr. and Mrs. John McMlll of Fullar- 10:t we' guests of Mr. Alex. Dow over Sunday,n Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith of Inger- sol, and Mrs. McDonald and child o1 C.tirago are guests of Mr. and etre. ,John Stlelh %Ir. and airs. Geo. II Powell and Mrs. Jo.. Snell of Thedford spent Monday with friends here, coming over in Mr. Powell's fine auto. T':e prosperity of a town is not gu.erdecl by tee wealth of its inhabitants but by the uniformity with which they pull together when any important un- dertaking Is to be accomplished. A man with a thousand dollars at his command and a love for town in his heart, can do more for the building up and iniprov- ing of it than the millionaird who locks up els capital and snaps his fingers at home progress. The trustees of each and every public school will be acting wisely and be Bay- ing considerable expense to their se c- t:on and inconvenience to their teachers by meeting before the reopening of tee schcols and passing the following res- elution.-' Resolved that we the trust- ees of this school in accordance with Resolution Four of the Departmental Text Lteok Regulations for the current year, do heresy authorize the contlnu- a:tee in use of all authorized Text Rooks in use during the January terns o' the current year. GREEN W AY. \ir. Drophey spent the past week with friends at Clandeboye.-Miss Mabel Knox of Granton ie spending her hole dey• with her cousin, Mre. W. England. -During the storm which passed over here on Thursday last the lightning :,truck the end of Mr. Rufus eicPher- aon's barn and splintered a couple o1 tate rafters. but didn't burn. -The many friends of Mrs. Wm. Whiteside will be pleaaed to hear that she is recovering from her recent Illness.-Atesers. Gol- :en Gooding spent the past week over- aeulhng their separator and are now pre pared to give first-class satisfaction to their many customers. -Arise Esther Mc- .Pheraon visited her friend, Mies Zil- lah English on Monday evening. -Mr. and etre. Smith of Setpka were guests of Mr. Henry Pergert on Sunr'• Ve NEW Provision Store }laving leased the store property of \t r. J. W. Broderick, Halm street,' I beg to announce to the public. that I have epi red out business in the line of Gen- eral Provisions. FLOUR, FEED, STOCK FOOD. PRESS- ED HAY, STitA\V, ALL KINDS OF SEEDS, GRAINS, ETC. ETC. The very best grades of flour always on hand Goods delivered to any pail of tee town We invite your patronage and solicit a call front you Broderick's J. EIDT Old Stand Mr. J. W. Broderick treated the Members of the Main street choir to A pic'nie at Grand Bend Wednesday. TENDERS FOR GRAVEL. Tenders for road gravel tor the Maine street of Exeter wl:l be received by the undery'gned up to Friday, July :10th, 7 p. in. for 10') loads, more or ices, of good clean road gravel, delivered as directed by Road Co• iniisaioner. Ten- ders tc state price per cord. Dy Order, JOS. SENIOR, Clerk. stne 13111 THS Cudmorc-.\t Unity. Sask., on July 10, to Mr. and Mrs. Enos Cudmoro, a son. PcJJen-At Farquhar, on July 26th, fee Mr. and airs. \Vm. Pollen, a son. i'arqut,ar-L, 1iensall, on July 2Ote to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farquhar, a son. H•urie-At London, on July 13, to Mr, and Mr. W. A. Harra, Ailsa Craig, . a son. MARRIAGES eVhite-Engels-At Chicago, on July 14, Mss Augusta Evelyn Engels, to Mr: (' Atlas Edgar White, of Toronto, sots - e: Mee. W. D. White of St. Marys. \'a:e-ltamntond-At St. Marys, on 120) July by Rev. D. N. McCamue, \ilse Lizzie Hammond to Mr. Nelson Vale of Exeter. M McFarlane -Britton -At Brigden, on. July 14th, by Rev. J. A. Thomas, Mla& Mar Britton t o Mr. Lloyd A. AfcFare lane, of St. Marys. DEATHS Palmer -1e Exeter, on July _7t1t, Ellelr Saunders, beloved wife of Lyman W. Palmer, in her :10th year. \'eat -In Clinton, on July 23, Thomas Veal, formerly of Elitnville. aged 82. Coughlin -In Stephen, on July 24th,Bat. Coughlin, aged 66 years. Mt Ir.tosh-On the towntirc. McGillivray on July 16, Matilda, relict of the late Alexander Mc!ltosh, aged 67 years, 6 months and 6 days. Keep Clean Doesn't mean keeping your house Or clothes clean -means personal cleanliness as well. Keep Yourself Clean' HOW? Well, of course, BATHiNG- hnt note its aids : Pure Castile Soap, 25c a bat. Floating Bath Soap, large cakes, 5C Rubber Sponges, 40e, OOc, 80c, $1.00a' and $1.25. I'i'i fumed Bath Powder, 23c. Mediterranean Sponges, 10c, 15c, 25c, :ii': and 50c. Bath Brushes (handles) 50c. Toilet Watery, 25c, 50c, '75c, $1.00. Talcum Powders (10 varieties: 25( each. Sea Salt, 2.;c a box. Toilet Soaps, finest yeOiety in t'twn. Water and what we offer keep the complexion clean and sweet. Get Your "Keep Clean" Supplies Here! COLE'S DRUG STORE Get the habit of coining to its for drug stipplies--it pays, PLYMOUTH BINDER TWINES 000 PLY. SPC, , .. 51111 ft. SILVER SHEAF' 0)00 GOLD MEDAL f;:,0 To 1 1 c per Ib. Use PLYMOUTH Twines-- very low- priced this season. Gold Medal Pure Manilia Hay Fork Ropy British Manilia Sisal 11 11 11c to 14c per lb. 'I'insmithing, Furnace•Ivo!k and Plumbing. Sinks. Lavatories and Baths ill stock Estimates cheerfully fnrniehed lc IIEAMAH'S HARDWARE & 'STOVE STORE e.