HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1910-01-13, Page 8The
iaivary Sale
OF
Odds and Ends in
Suits and Pantings
IS NOW ON
AT PRICES THAT SHOULD SELL
THEM QUICK !
Suits worth $24, $22
and $20 for $14, $13 &
$12.
Pantmgs from $2.50 up
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor,
aseter, - Ontario
Iuslness Locals -- Read Them
20 per cent discount means a 110.00
Buff or Muf for $8.00 at Stewart's.
ANNUAL MEETING.
The annual meeting of the Exeter Ag-
ricultural Society will be held !n the
Town hall, Exeter, on Monday, Ja:,uary
tlth, 1810, at one o'clock P. ret., for
the purpose of electing Officers and
Directors for the ensuing year. A
meet'ng of the Directors will be held
at the Town hall at 10 a. ret. to Elvish
up the years's business. All the no m-
bere are respectfully requested to at -
'trend. F. C.r:.tie. Pres.: A. G. Dyer,
Sec
'y ^------
'lice best rine of Fur -Lined ('outs we
have ever shown, at 20 per cent disreunt
at Stewart's.
WANTED --A:. experlcaced housekeeper.
References required. Good wages. Apply
0. W. Harrison, Canadian Bank of Com-
merce, Exeter.
Men's Coon, Wallaby, ( rel% and Yak
Coats all at special 20 prr cent discount
at Stewart's.
HOUSE TO RENT.
1 1-2 story Brick House, o:r \\'ia,lam
street, owned by Mre. Petkllhs, all in
flret-class state of repair. Apply to
S. M. SANDERS, Exeter.
L)lt_scp (..'oors_Coats less 20 rer tent
means $48 to you. Good time to yet
ore! See Stewart's.
Pc. Ovens Coatis'.
Dr. Ovens, London, Eye and Ear
Burgeon, will be at the Commercial
Hotel, Exeter, on Saturday, Feb. 5th,
all day. °lasses properly fitted and
diseases of Eve. Ear and Nose treated.
Hours 9 a. tar. to I p.m.
20 p -e t.at diseuunt yicenon any Fur
in the store at Stewart's.
HICKS' FORECASTS—A Reactionary
Storrs 1 e • •.,3 falls centrally on the 20
and .1. 0a and next to these dates
may be eepeeted the regular lige of ten.
perature—:'11 of (he buronretcr, cloud-
iness. char Ce o' wind currents to east-
erly and vouteerlY, all cndleg In renew-
ed rain and snow, and followed by tie-
ing barometer and clearing, colder
weith.er. No successful student of nie-
terolo;Y can fail to know that the in-
.cphlon and oncoming of all storm per-
iods are marked by more or lees rise
of the thermometer and tall of the Wr-
enn:. tea-.
C-:117I1C1 DIPE(7T'011.11
JAMES -ST METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Richard Robbs, l'aetor
Sunday l'ubdc Worship -10,30 and
7.
Class Service—t tO a.m.and atter Morn -
tag `'e. v e acid Wednesday night.
Young \t a Class and Catechumens —
Sued.tp at 2 p. in.
Sundae Seeool and l able Classes— 2.30.
Ep,vo.. a League—Tuesday 8 p. ret.
Pray•: NIC(ticg—Thursday 8 r. m
Jan. 1 tit:: Rev ; Byron Snell of Kirk -
toe wilt preach morning and evening.
THE BEAUTY
behind a suit is not confin-
ed to otber clothing estab-
lishments. There's a love-
liness about our garments
that will simply delight all
who come to us—that's so.
UA if
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W.
M.robset
JOHNS
TNNe. B1tett•T
fi.1'•11f:IFrt:?♦:'IIIPIt♦ttIP• lilt: BANKRUPT STOCK
M I ()CAI. DOINGS, `L C Et eptlonally Fit& Batkrupt Stork
la
. L . . c
u: F•',:ncY Dry -Goods, being the late
IlAL 4116.Alla ��>L
,4kAs„tlkIIIaearlk sty1( of J. 11. Touai. Toro:Ito, will be
placri on sale on Taurslay morning.
113th, at (1 a. me at tate Exeter/ Bargat,t
Stott. The stock was all bought !:(W
aunt t; the last berth months, aed con-
t.ina something fur everybody—chit-
:toe 'a wear, ladies' wear, face's eaa!—
a cut price sale. Terms strictly cash;
r.0 goods Ceas nixed ; 1,0 goods •old on
Approval.
:m.. l'. Garda.tt rats h , rt-tictt(d
i school trustee fur
ier.ry Sutton, prob-lb:; the old. st lean
. Ontario. died near St. Thomas :est
week In Lis 105th year.
Quite a ::umber from here and Nut-
roundtr.4 villages attended the Poultry
S':ow at Stratford this week.
At Santa Mortice, Cat., last week 12
fe reons at a dinner ate tainted pears.
cold ll of them have niece died of
htonhaine poisonlreg.
Since silver mining was atarttd at
C'.,bal: in 1904, the mines have yielded
8e,5toarera ounces of salver. having a
value of $33.000,000.
Serubb. the Englishl Marathon ruiner
was beaten in a ten -:vile run at Tor -
woo last week by Mead, ws, who did
the distance in 13,31 3-5. Serubb quit
at the end of the seventh mile: -
Rev. Sneer of Klrkton will preach In
J..rnes Street Church on Sunday. The
pastor, Rev. Hobbs, will be In Ilensall
a'.d Rev. !fart of Ilcnsa.t at Kirkton;
all preachlnte missionary sermons.
Florence, the four year old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Torry, wntlo
playing arou•.d tier 'tome during the ab-
$aeeee of her mother on Thursday last,
had three tlngets painfully frozen.
The Exeter District Sunday School
and Epxorl't League Convention was
held in the arc thodist Church, Parkhill,
cal µ-ed::esday, Jan. lath. .% number
from Exeter attended the convention.
Mr. Samuel Stanlake of Stephen, who
some time ago purchased the dwelling
of Mr. \Vellthgton Nail on Carling street
and recently vacated by Mr. Thos. Case,
eat) moved therein with his family. We
welcome them as eitizcne of Exeter.
afr. B W. F. (leavers has taken over
the bush:ess a:td premises of the late
J. W. Broderie k, and having purchased
a new and up-to-date bar:krupt stack,
will open It up this week as a,.nounc•ed
In another column. Mr. Beavers Is a
!nen of good business erinciplee, court-
eous and obliging, attd will doubtless
cenun.4nd the liberal pt;rehage accorted
his predecessor.
A number of the lady friends of Miss
Cera Fowe't gave her a pleasant eut-
eriee on Friday evening last by gath-
ering at her horse and "showering.'
her with a variety of useful house -
.old neceysiti. s in the way of various
kitclhea utenslle, etc„ tat ant'' ipation of
her arproachlne marriage to Mr. W. eV,
Taman, which has been announe.d for
January 15th.
Th. al,:.utI m^:Ifn.; of Exeter L..0 L.
No. 924 took place In their lodge roots
01 thee' ;inter.uh:ing night Io December
when t:.e following office•re were '.1-
'•ctei,—\V. \1., Jame. It. Hrintnell , D.
V , James Acitcso:1 ; Cnap.. Roland (trim
ell ; Iter. Sec.. J. Alvin ttrintncll :
see., James Sanders: Treas., Henri
Lambr ook : D. of C.. Samuel !lacks :
Lecturer, lid. Digna i ; Corn., Jatnes
lis, Wm. Miners, George fiurdo h. I,Tay-
lor, John Preszcabor.
The two rinks of Exeter curlers, who
went to Sarnia to take part in the big
tournament, returned home Fridayeven-
ing, not covered with glory, but gleatly
delighted with and loud in thele praise
of the treatment they received at the
hand• of the Sarnia curlers. The boys
pay they could not possibly have been
usei better. The rt:hke were,—R. N. Tay
tor, Jambes Taylor, R, G. Seldon, Gco.
Anderson, skip; F. Sweet, H. Gould. E.
Jones, Alf Taylor, skip. The first rink
won two and lost three games, and the
second woe two arta lost two.
Tee annual entertatnnhett given by the
Sunday School o' 'ire T,lvltt Memorial
caul -01 was held 1n the Town (fall on
Friday evening last. .'. goodly number
were In attendance and a pleasant and
profitable time was enjoyed by all. As
a prelude t;e members of the Sunday
School partook of a dainty luncheon,
peeved in the School Hall in the after -
soot:, after wl,lca all repelled to the
Town Hall, where a lengthy program
was given, consisting of choruses, solos
readings, dialogues, tableaux, and other
let rest n; t.'aturee. Th' nurnb_rs Meet
be the cnildren wore admirably per-
formed and the little encs deserve much
emelt. The rotor, itev. D. W. Collins,
performed the duties of Crtatiina:t.
MARRIED IN THE WEST.—Last week
retention was made in these colunnh• of
the marriage of apes Minnie (,,ear, a
clau:hter of Mr. arid Mee. \Vin. Cann
of Carnduff. Sesk., fnrnierly of Exeter.
Ancther happy event of a e•Inhilar nat-
ure took place et (lett tome an V:edn •s-
d:ty. Jan. Slh. it weir the n'nrriage of
t'..1• eldest dau;htcr. Mies Cora. to \ir.
Hardie Forsythe, of !dente, Man. The
bride was handsomely attired In a
t c•int etlk dress, and her travelling
dives bettor of navy blue, with :rat
to match. Miss Cann was .i former Ex-
eter young lady, popular in ftp -hal
cles, and ter rn..ny frit ods will wish
for her a happy married
SENTENCED FOR NON-SUPPORT. —
:d tgietratcs Kay and Sandere on Satur-
day morning let eentrnced Janes Will-
iams to ttuee months at Godtrieh for
non-support of his wife and family. 1t
will be rern^mbered that the \Vlllierne
family was found in Flay Swamp In a
destitute condition last September al:d
hrought to Exeter North, where they
ie^civrd ninth kindly help from the peo-
ple of Exeter. \Villiarn•, it appears, had
'Once ben offered work nhany thnes,but
would rot do anything, and on com-
p:airht of his wife for ton -support he
was tied and sent to Goderich. The
min. It would perm, wished to presume
contlaually on the good nature of a
eympa'hetle pul,lic.
MARRIED iN LONDON.—A quiet ntar-
r1aRe took place In London on Friday,
Jan. 7th. at eleven o'clock In the morlt-
irt”, at the reeideatce of Rev. W. of, Mar-
tin, formerly of Exeter. of two well-
known and popular young people of Ex-
eter, Mr. Sandy 0. Itawdrn, son of Mr.
\\'nn. Pawden. and Miele Mildred, rld-
cet daughter of Mr and Mrs. Samuel
Martin. Miss Family 13awden, slater of
the groom, and Mr. Wilbur Martin,
brother of the bride. acovmpanied the
young couple to the city and were pres-
et at the marriage. wtelrh was Per-
formed by Rev. W. M. Martlre Mr. and
Mrs. itawden later took the Itatn for
Torcntee. 'there they spent a tees days,
returning on Monday ever.fng to Exeter
to reside. They have the hearty con-
grrtul.tt!o'..e of their :nany fr.cndp,wth 1
whom The Adv,rate }oto• i't br•t wish-
es for a 11!e of h\ppiness and prue-
pertty.
11. \V. F. BEAVERS
Sueteasor to the late J. W. Broderick.
Mrs. (!as Seawright is very ill et
�ar t.onte.
Mr .John Blackwall of itosebank, Malt
Is visiting here.
Mr. John Dier.ey bras returned to his
:301110 in Oshawa.
Mrs. Wilt. Fraser Is confined to her
bed through illness.
No leas than three Wade of horses
were shipped from this 'station this
week
Miss Gertie Sheers was 0onfh,ed to
her roost through fi!ness part of tat
week.
‘Ir' Faulds, nee :.tare Friend, and
tit . t+itdrer. of Edmonton are visihin.
at .1 1 Armstrong's.
Mrs. Norman Jarrott of Usbor he un-
derwent an operation in one o1 the Leh -
don hospitals last wee -lc. The operation
was eucc^tofu' and she +s recovering
nicely.
Word has been received from Sarnia
that Mr. it. N. Taylor, who remained
:or a visit after the curlers returned
home, is suffering from blood ro:sor--
Ing in one hand.
The members of the Exeter Council
took and subscribed to the oath of of-
fice in the council chamber on Monday
morning last. Rev. Collins assi„ ted in
the werht..'; services with prayer.
Mrs. Saniwen wishes to warn boys
against trespassing on her premises or
playing around the barn. Several ar-
ticle.e have been taken and othe-s brok-
en, coneequentJy the boys must keep
away.
Mr. Jos, Creery, 'who for many years
hair/ resided in the Township of Us -
•borne, has moved with his family to
the neighborhood of Ilctesall, where he
re;ontly purchased a farm. His many
Upborne friends regret Ills departure..
MARRIED AT TORONTO.—.t quiet
star t rage took place in :;t. Johne I'res-
byte:t.tn elite ch, Tot onto, on 'Wednesday
January 12th, when Mlss Eleanor Spen
ter, daughter of Mrs. Alice Spencer of
Victor Avenue, Toronto, became the
bride of Dr. A. T. riond of Exeter. The
ceremony was performed at 1:1.30 in
the morning by Rev, Mr. Scott In the•
presence of a few pr-sonal friends of
the contracting parties. They were un-
attended. Dr. and Mrs. I3orhd will re -
tilde in town in tee residence recently
vacated by Dr. Malloy. a.td t: ey will
have the b et wishes of the people of
Exeter.
1Itev. Hobbs spent Wednesday in Lou-
don.
Dr. McGillicuJJy was In Handtto 1 tear
week.
W. W. Taman spent Wednesday
London.
Mrs. Wm. Jacob: Is 111 at her home
le Exeter North.
Mr. Will Murray eisrtcd in Goderlch
during the week.
Mies Gertic Kemp o: Toronto is VtN-
Iting friends In town.
Miss Lottie Ilyndntan of Beeton is
home for the holidays.
all. Harty 1lcoper li !ante from the
State of Michigan on a visit.
Mrs. John \\'illy of (internee is vleltieg
tier sister, Mrs. J. A. .Stewart.
Miss Jamieson of Brandon, Mao., Is
the guest of the Misses) Dow.
Mr. and Lars. Frank Durd:e of Brus-
eels arc visiting relatives here.
Mr .art S,•Idon of Ingersoll is vis-
it'ne, it it ld:s read rel:attvea there,
Mrs. F'lintoff, who has beer visiting
at SIi..1:ur1. teras trturr:e3 to Usborne.
Mr. Geo. Palmer and his little nephew
e•01 iieI a visited In London this week.
etre. (Rev.l Collins returned Thurs-
day from a visit with her parents at
!tire.
Mr. and Mrs 'tom. Gould and son of
Napink., Mart., are visiting relatives In
town.
Masa Edith and Mr. Andy Robinson
o: Sankatoen, Seek.. are here vtsith,g
t'- halves.
M.s. bene Handfo:d has returned to
her studies In Ontario Lidice. College
at Whitby.
Mr. Goodwin, who has been running
the Evaporator, has returned to his
hunhe in C•Jedoeia.
miss. Addle elor'lock left Tuesday to
, ttend the wedding of her cousin, Mise
Horn. 1n Stratford.
Messes Mary and Margaret Itose of
\Vienlp'g, are vieiting with their AI' 0:I1 -
.r.7. \Ir. D. A. Floes.
Mt•e Amelia Oke, who has been vle0
ing here for the past few weeks, return-
ed to St. T: o ret:.a Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Golden. nee Miss Lottie
Wolper. of Ilamilton Is the guest of
Mr. William \Valper, Exeter Nero'
err. Edwin Walker, who has been vla-
itinr In Glencoe and Strathroy for a
week, returned Monte on Wednesday last
Mr. and airs. \Vin. Davis of Hamilton
.are ...letting the former's mother. Mrs.
P. F iel.er, will) is confined to the house
through Illness.
Wyse Merril Gould has returned fr'tn,
a vleit •anti relatives i:. Brown Clty,
Mich. Her cousin, Miss Ina Windsor,
,e, only Inlet] t.cr home and will visit
,ere for a this.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Handford of Holl-
a;id, MAIL. are guests of the former's
ptr(i ts, Mr. and Mrs. ltici.ard Hand-
ford. at Centralia. Ralph was in town
the other day shaklr:g hands with old
1' lends.
Mies Dodds, Mies Ramsay and 'tire.
'ledden have gone to Clinton to spend
a month In Jackson Bros. Factory', pre -
_e tralary to taking positions In the
: ietory that Jackson I3nos. will estab
lisle here.
ALLISON—GARDINEIt,—.1r/ event In
whit). considerable int 2rest was center -
c 1 and Le which a farmer Exeter young
tidy contributes to the happiness of
another Western home took place at the
IY'aidcnce of Mr. and airs. Moses Gard -
lease, lteatua, Seek.. on Tuesday of Jast
week, Jan'y 401. the occasion lacing the
m.rrt.ge of their eldest daugeti:r, Mies
Jeannette S.. to Mr. William Ailisot,
formerly of the Thames (load. The cere-
mony was perforated by the Rcv. Mr.
Henry in the presence of a goodly nunh-
bzr of guests. The bide was assiattd
by Miss Margaret Strang. cousin of
the bride, while Mr. John Gardiner, the
bride's brother, acted as groomsman..
The cercnto:ty over and eongratulationa
extended to the happy couple the guests
rep.elre.i to the beautifully decorated
dining room. wile's, a tnost inviting wee
ding feast was prepare,) ,the teblce be-
ing elaborately decorated with carr:a.
Coos and ferns. Tree bade was attired
in a most cxgweite drese of create
satin, of t.,e princess style. trimmed
with point lace and seed pearls. Her
travelling stet was of a.: an;(hh:yet
7't de, while her coat was fur -lined and
mink trimmed. with hat to match. The
presents comprised articles of use and
value and were many In number. Tac
happy couple left on the 1.15 ant. train
for the coast, followed by the beet
wiehhen of a hoot of Ir le gds, with whore
T to Advocate and m,aey Ft ter fel^ods
Join.
DEATiI Ole MRS. HARRIS—bath has
avail claimed another of our 014e!t res -
!dente. le the p-rson of etre. Henry
{tame, !futon sttect, who cros•ei the
'(rest divide on Saturday last. at the
great age of 8:t years, 11 motithe and
14 day:. 'tare. llarris had been sick
o:hly a week of bronchitic, folloHed by
tit stock o' pt+urtur,in, but from the
rotnmcn'emoit of the trouble her case
a•aumbrd a serious nature and coupled
with the i:rflrrnitleq of old age the end
r.not cane. Mrs. llarris' maiden name
w•.t, Phoebe Mogg and she tens born
in Devonshire. England, in the year
11126 and came to Canada 14 years lat-
er, first settihtg with her parents In'
the 2nd concession of Osborne. in the
the year 184'1 she wan startled to
\\ Winn Weetcotr, who predeceased her
le I Se 1. Some time late r she married
William Swift. who also predeceased
1.4r in the year 1892. and to le93 sae
,tg.ttn ntarrled, her third husband be'ng
!leery lfartte, who died In June 19111.
By the first marriage she Is survived
by one daughter and two evens—Mee.
Janes 11111, Crediton; Mr. \\',a:ter
tVestrot!, Exeter, and Mr. John T. West-
( -oft, Ilamilton. fay the second husbt'id
nee daughter survives, Mrs. (leorge
F.asterbrook of town. 1!e religion she
was a Methodist and was a consistent
member of tee James street rhureh, al
wticht she was 1onatit t in her attend -
area. Stec was a good mother. kind
neighbor, and popseseed many a good
trait, characteristic only of those Cood
old pioneer srt'lers, who have contrite
uteri much toward snaking thus grand
country what 1t is to -day. She is the
last surviving r.,tmtier of a family of
eleven children. The ted came seertfully
all her children bring present at her
betelde when the spark of lite flee. The
funeral took piece from her late res -
!dente to Ranter cemetery De Monday.
To the bereaved the sy,nnathy of all Is
extended. Among those who attended
the tunersl from a dtstarce were Mr.
and Mrs. J, T. µ'telco': and en:. Eager
of Ifamilto't : Mrs. Wm. Wcst'o t and
en•e Alvah and daughter Lovlca of Fea-
torth. and \irs. Jas. 11111, Credito-.
Mr. Wes. Mitchell, an old Exeter toy
and wife, of Togo, 5'ek., are here for
a few win ks visiting vita relatives and
Crler:d.. etr. alit:rheal has been In the
West for about nine years. and en}oye
.t p:osterous mercantile business.
-sena-
W ANTED
To know the whereabouts of Sadie
\1&Douea11, formerly Sadie Page of
Springhill, Ont.. or her eon W illiar,t
Janie. McDouga)1. Any acquaintance. or
f,l'nd givl:lg information address
WALTER IL elcDOUGALL,
MooseJaw, Sask.
kNt11111K feONlE •04ill
THE BEST
Bread
Cis only be gotten from the best flour
—The following breods ere ueese•elled
- Try a hundred nest time ;no late—
Try One of These :
JEWELL (Ontario Blended)
PURITY (Western Cantle flour Mille)
Leine your ordeteor'eller
Phone 2.
R. G. Beldon, Exeter
Don't Donkey with that
;�� Cough. Take
Honey's
White Pine & Tar
Sold only at Howey's Drug Store
-- - in 25c bottles.
Provision Store
(laving purehase.t the Provision busf-
eess of Mr. John Etdt, and moved the
suck to the premiere opposite t',e tel -
phone office 1 an prepared to accept
your orders 1 r 't,e lane of General Pro-
♦lsions.
FLOUR. FEED, STOCK FOOD,
SEEDS, GRAINS, ETC. ETC.
The very best grade. of flour always
on hand
Ooods delivered to any part of
the !own
vee lrtvlte your patronage and eollrlt s
Gail from you
OrrOi1TE TELEPI IONP. O I' Fif'F.
WM. RIVERS
Advertise in The Advocate and
of/
IN THE RACE FOR BUSINESS
Tic gualunan on the turtoce
represents the man who does not
odsrrnse - the one who tree's to do
business as it was done in the days
of the tallow candle or the oil Tamp
Are you in the glare of the elec-
tric light --in the automobile of
Modern Methods?
Our Want Ads are high voltage
batteries, whether you want light
or power -business publicity or
competent help
Get the Best Results Every Time j
atir•w.erti
011
Remember the Name ---
Rowe & Atkinson
Bear in mind that at their store is the
place to buy FURNITURE, We have
a fresh car load in now and every-
thing will be found at the RIGHT
PRICE to SUITE the purchaser.
Give them a call ...
'Undertaking and Embalming a Specality
ROTE & ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors.
JONES & MAY
PHONE NO. 32
Our Greal Aunnal
Sinel—Tating Sale
We are now very busy taking stock and
anxious to reduce it before calling in.
Now is the time for some big snaps all
along the line.
Do not miss this opportunity. It is only
for two weeks.
Furs at Stock -Taking Prices
All our Furs in RUFFS, SCARFS, THROWS, MUFFS & CAPS
are to be cleared nut at this Hale. We have a fine lot to choose from.
Do You Want a Fur -Lined Coat ?
if so. you can get one here at your own price. We have several to
Pell and all must go. Be one of the fortunate ones.
Ladies' and Children's Mantles
We don't want one left. Now is your chance to have an up-to-date
coat at shout I the regular price. Remember, our pt ices will sell there
quick.
Remnants
During our stock.taking all remnants in the store are thrown nut
for a PRiCE SALT!'. REMNANTS OF SILKS, DRESS GOODS,
WAiMTINOS. SHAKER, kc. Some real good lengths. All go cheap
Do Not hiss Our Stock•Taklng Sale!
It Will Save You Pone) 1
JONES & MAY
Hfeadquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing