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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1910-02-03, Page 8The Jailulary Si OF Odds and Ends in Suits and Pantings IS NOW ON AT PRICES THAT SHOULD SELL THEM QUICK t Suits worth $24, $22 and $20 for $14, $13 & $12. Pantings from $2.50 up W. W. TAMAN Merchant Tailor, Exeter, - Ontario liminess Locals -- Read Them Any Girls' or Ladies' Cloth Coats will be sold at greatly reduced prices. They trust be cleared out. At Stewart's. SALE OF SHOES.— By clearing' out all of a manufactur- er's samples and paying spot cash the entire stock was bought at a ridiculous- ly low price, and will be placedk on sale this week at The EXETER BARGAIN STORE. .x1l t`.e goods are the newest spring shapcu and shades and must be seen to ba appreciated. Come quick and get your choice. B. W. F. BEAVERS, Suc•ce3sor to the late J. W. Broderick. New Cotton Delaines in fancy stripes and plain black with white spotsjust the thing for an odd waist. 3 yards for 60c at Stewart's. HOUSE TO RENT. 1 1-2 story Brick House, on William street, owned by Mrs. Perkins, all in first-class state of repair. Apply to S. M. SANDERS. Exeter. See Stewart's New Prints and Ging- hams. 1:'r. rything ne.c in stripes, spots and fancy patterw at 10e and 12 1-2 e. Dr. Ovaas Conriaa, Dr. Ovens, London, Eye and Ear Surgeon, will be at the Commercial Hotel, Exeter, on Saturday, Feb. 5tb, all day. Glasses properly fitted and diseases of Eye, Ear and Nose treated. Hours 9 a.m. to l p.m. 25 per rent discount on every Fur in this store is what ue arc giving. Some special values in fur lined coats .for ladies at Stewart's. 1 1G CLEARING s,.LE.—pct 1 u:1:_e Lavin a Pig Crearirg Sale. Ar. opper- tu sty o' a rife ...me to get t geode. CAItLING tenets 1,000 yds. of 10 cent and 12 1-2 cult Embroideries with Insertions to match, extra quality, good patterns. Sill iai Sale Price, 5c. See centro trinde w at Stewart's. SATURDAY. FEB. 1^-lh. Miss J. J. Comm,•:cial Hotel, Exeter. }lours. 10 a. Allan. Eye Sight Specialist. will he at m. to 6 p.m. The total number of immigrants from the rotted •tatte for the year was 110,- 148, and tie Canadian inunlgratien coir rul.gloner has estimated that the aver- age. wealth of these American settlers was (1000 — --- CitUftCH DIRECTORY .1 a)iE:-';T METIHOI)IST (ill itl'll 1.e v. itic:,ard Robbs, Pastor Su•.dey 1'ut is Worel.lp-10.30 a:.d T. Case a.m.and after Morn- ing - . i, a and Wednesday r:Ie'.t. You .f \1 '. Claes and Catacr.u:r,ens — Sw:d . y at 1 p. nt. Funday School and Dible Cta.ecs— 2.30. Epsor'h league—Tuesday P, p. m. i'ra)c-r >ttetii,g—Thursday 8 P. m I eb. 6th—Quarterly meeting day. Sy c - sat sermon t0 young men at night. 1110 Sftop for en We have the finest lines of Fancy Suitings Overcoatings AND Trouserings We are filled up witb the new- est and beet goods for the mak- ing of clothing, and we do the making in the beet of style. W. JOHNS Illeeo11elet TsINrs Easter Fryarir 'vtsssrsssil LOCAL DOINGS. FREE ADVICE. � ut:. G"'tl n3111' r.ot knoat, bu' wt.Ot.ver wi Ott it, wrote it well;— Eat less : breathe more. Talk less ; think more. Ride less; walk more. Clothe less; bathe more. Worry less; work more. Waste less: give more. 1'reacfl leas: practice mote. laic curiosity causes a lot of people to work over time. One is not necessarily cm route to g;cry because he has turned his back ea other sinners. The Earl of Carrington is mentioned us the probable successor to Earl Grey as Governor-General of Canada. SATURDAY, FEB. 12th, Alia, J. J. Allan, Eye Sight Specialist, will be at Commercial hotel, Exeter. Hours, 10 a. to 6 p.m. Mr. W. 13. Wviden!1ainntcr, principal of the Exeter School, delivered an excell- ent address in t11e Presbyterian church c,n T.hursday evening on 'Ethical Educa- tion" Cement blocks are being drawn for :!.e erection of the new tined, at James street church. These are to be en- closed sheds and a vast improvement on the old ones. Rev. A. J. Thomas o1 13rigden preach- ed acceptably in James Street Church Sunday mortih-r and evening, the pastor Rev. Hobbs being in Brigden preaching anniversary sermons. Word was received Here last week by Mr. R. G. Seldon of the serious ,illness of his brother, Dr. George Seldon, In Vancouver, he having undergone an op- eration for appendicitis. Later word says he 1a recovering nicely. The following are the newly installed officers of the C. O. C. F. pt Exeter,— P. C. F., W. Balkwil' ; C. C..F.,71., Vet - bridge ; V. C. F., Mrs. 1'. Bawden ; Rec.- 'Treas., R. N. Rowe; Prelate, Mrs. Bir- ::ey : Marshall, Mrs. Quance; Warden, Miss E. Halls; Guard, \Wm. Miners; Sentry, A. Ford. On Wednesday evening of last week, owing to two Exeter hockey players be - tag injured and the others of the gen Tor, being unahle to get away, the club. i 1 order to fill an engagement with Alga Craig, sent over a septette of players consisting of juniors and has- beens, and they cot what was coining to them by being wt11 trir. mcd, the sco:e 'ac rag something like sten to nit. It is mighty mean to patronize a mer- chant who will trust you until you get 510 Tar in debt to him that ybu are ashamed to see him, and then go and spend your cash somewhere else where you cculd not get credit ; but there are people who do It. The honorable way would be to epe.)d your cash with the merchant who trusted you, even If you never expected to square up the old ac- ount. Did you ever sit In a draft ? How did it feel? Immediately you felt it you asked some one to close the door or shut the window, or sot up and did these things yourself. Why ? Because you were afraid you would catch cold or would open the way for some more insidious disease to ret in its deadly work. But all this is to be changed. The human fancily is told by a profess- or, and this professor being a woman what she says goes, that air drafts) are good for one. She would give the hum- an famllc drafts, not liquid but air, and lots of them. The want of drafts befogs the mind and dulls the wit retie affirnms. Is all this theory about drafts to _be knocked Et the head ? Are we to open up all doors and windows and re- ceive the air draft as a blessing we have lista keeping away front ? Perhaps not yet awhile. CONCERT.—A well fined house greet- ed the Jordan -:•fun: u Entertainment 1n the Opera house on Friday night last. when they presented a number of fine rnavitt; pictures, including the Iludso:r Dutton Celebration at New York. comic- al 1,:eres such as "Lost Invitation" and "at lions Day," a French drama 'La Togka," an education piece "At the Zoo" and "Tom Thumb" for the children; NL'eetcr Ert;eet Davis. a tnirtcen-year-old 'r nor soloist. sang several fine stlec- ticnq which were much appreciated. Mr. J. Zest Jordan presided at the piano in excellent style and sang for the illus- trated eOr,;.a, "111 get y u yet little girl." 'Come and tease the moon." etc., in cooed mice. We understand that the cotroany will return later in the season. LWAL OPTION ATTACKED.—P.o.e.d h.g, are being taken to quash the local option by-law just carried In G lharne township. The motion 1s being mad. by Mr. Glazier, file chk.f license holder. on the following grounds ; Tl.at there were a tat o. btllots not tak,n Into censleeran tion by the returning officers and depu- tie, that a large ',umber voted who had no right to vote: that the by-law was given its third reading by the coun- cil within a week after it was voted on. instead of waiting two weeks. as required by law: that the ballots were .neproperly printed, bring printed "for by-law" and "against by-law" instead f "for kcal option" and ' against lo'al option": that a large number voted who defaulted inn r.lyin: taxes before Dec- ember 14th . lastly. that on a proper gumming up of the ballots tht number larked at least nine of being the requir- ed three-fifths. FORECASTS FOF'. FEBRUARY.—A reg War storm period preceded by clear. (-old weather from the 2nd to the it!:. ex- tends from the 4th to the 9th. The stern) diagram shows that this period leads ::,to a combined period of Mer- cury. Venue, Earth and Mars From this time forward. February will bring many storms and much severe and ells- agrteab;c weather. Oeneral rain and stow ar:d sleet storms will mark the period 4th to tette, with blizzards from the northwetet and change to very cold after the new moon on the 9th. Aeseis- mic period rover's Cie eth to 12th. cen- tral on the Pth. A reactionary storm period on ar,d touching the Ilth. 12th and lata. with Moon on the celestial eq- uator and in perigee on the 12th. prom- ises some very severe storms. Rain, thunder ar.d fierce winds southward— snow, sleet and ::inns gales northward. Wee if your barometer doesn't warn you at 111s time. }1e ready for severe cola .ne storms. T',r ate:,0: r cc,rndl- t er,w will be prolonged by the Mercury ,, 0.ut;,ee at this tom,. Mr. Alex. Stewart Is confined t0 the house with la grippe. Mrs. Win Fraser. II won street, is ,till confined to J.tr bed through illness. Mrs. W. W. Taman will receive on Tuesday afternoon and evening, Feb. bth . Mr. Harry EJworthy of U'sbornc has been confined to his "some during the past stele through 111:,cgs. Mrs. Chas. Seawright, who has been quite 111 for sevtral wctke, wt arc phas- ed to report, iv recovering. Messrs. T. Hawks:to it Son are getting the fr:terior of 11,e 1: Lew premises north of Dr. Browning's Drug Store ready for occupancy. 13. D. G. M. Bro. Fowler and install- ing team of Seaforth will Install 1t.e of- ticers of Exeter Lodge of Oddfellows next Tuesday night. Two rinks of curlers went to Parkhill Wednesday night to finish up the 13orl- apell, which was called off last week owing to mild weather. Mics Lizzie Sanders, Huron street, a under the doctor's care, suffering from an attack of pleurisy, for which she was operated upon Tuesday. %1r. Jcseph Northcott while cutting down a tree last Wednesday got a sev- ere blow in orae eye, througn tt.e trunk swinging off the stump after be- ing felled. The harbingers of spring have begun to arrive. The first robin of the sea- son was seen on .tionday last by Mr. Robt. Sanders, and a man with a straw hat has been seen on our streets. Spring is surely not far off. Wouldn't that son, daughter, brother, sister, cousin or aunt of yours, who has moved away from this section be greatly pleased If you should send hint or her a copy of f're old home paper this year ? Well, I guess so. J. East Jordan, fhe well-known or- ganist of Knox church, Godccich, play- ed for the last time in that church on Sunday. Mr. Jordan is leaving to go to Colborne St. Methodist church, Lon- don. Mr. and Mrs. Jordan are popular in Goderich and will be much missed.— London Free Press. A horse owned by Mr. Samuel Smith and attached to rt light sleigh on which were a number of. milk cans filled with milk, made a lively run down Main -at. Tuesday afternoon. Every second It looked as though there would be a spill of the contents, but luckily the hprse was stepped with nq damage whatever. Samuel Hicks. who has been Ctllplayrd with Mr. W. D. Sander -a, of Stephen( for a number of years, left Monday for To- ronto where he has accepted a position In the G. T. R. Roundhouse to equip him3df for an engineer Mr. Hicks Is a young man of good habits and the Grand Trunk may congratulate them - pelves in securin3 his services Why la the farmer wearing the indel- ible smile these days ? Because wheat is running about 16 cents higher than last year, cattle are some 60 rents bet- ter than a year ago, Iambs and sheep are higher. hogs show an advance of a full $2 ter hundred weight and in but- ter, eggs and poultry prices are on an average about were they were In 1909, despite the fact that in these lines we are now—because we are above the ex- port basis—depending on the local mar- ket. While all the .world Is topsy-turvey, Jerk, andY snick we hear of but :nigh- ty few farmers n raking assign,nints. And chile t..ey often feel they ar: tt:r cr, reseed of the nation, yet. af!a • all how little they know of the sudnen -.- verses of fortune, from wealth to pau- ger'ene, and the strugrsle for life in tar uncertain speculative world. Taey arc the ' reserve," which the army of the nation can drop bark to and start anew to victory. ANOTHER CHANCE TO IIEAit IIEl', SAM SM.ALL.—Itev. Sant Small is to return to Exeter, and will give his' fam- ous lecture, "From Bar -Room to Pulpit," in James Street Jfeth'Aist church on Friday nfebt, Feb. llth. One of the greatest treats of Hot- lite for ten cents. Don't miss it. GRANDSON KILLED.—The following has reference to the grandson of Mr. Janes Atkinson, William street, Exeter, being a son o( Mr. Atkinson's' daughter Minnie.—While aseisting his elder bro- thers in getting feed down for the cattle about threw ocloek Saturday af- ternoon. Arnold Shoebottom, the 7 year old son of Mr. James H. Shoebottom; lot 6, con. 7, Lyndon Township, lost his balance, falling through a trap door to the cement flour beneath. Ile alighted on his head and shoulders, receiving much injuries that he shed Ir, a couple of hours. Mr. J. G. Jon( : spent Tuesday in Lon- don on business. Misses Eva and Lily Huston spent Tuesday in Lo,ldon. Ml,, acetic Kemp returned to :en - home In Toronto Tuesday. Mr. John balsden of Langdon. N. D., ,after a visit herr is now vielting in London. Mrs. Hill and daughter of Park'nlll grtnt the week -end with the former'. sister, Mrs. D. Mack. These who arrive" front London Tt.ee- Tay to attend the funeral of the late Mrs. Pym wore kindly entertained at the home of Mr. A. E Pym. Mises Margaret and Mary itoss. af- ter a visit of some woks with rrla'iv••s here, returned to their 'tome hr Winni- peg on :fcnday. Mr. David Rows inti -ids returring hest Monday. MI,. Bertha, daughter of Mr. T. itus- qt11. has been appointed Supervisor of the operating room of the -Hospital in ,Paterson, New Jersey, and left Toronto this week to commence Ler new duties. Miss Russell 1s poa.essed of excellent qualitle, as a curse a:id no doubt these qualities.; will be further recognized in due time. Miss Russell will have the congratulations of her many friends 'fere. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bissett of Brown- lee. Sask.. spent Thursday and Friday last in town. the guests of the former** grandfather. M;. Thos. Bissett, sr. Fred Is a son of the late Emanuel Bissett who died In Crystal City last fall. it is eleven years since he left here and old friends were pleased to see him again. and to hear that he is enjoying a fair share of the prosperity of that Pn`at court y. Mr•. R..ee:t. w.tt, their daughter, t.as Mtn visiting at her for- I rater trona :.: itarrie since the new year. Miss Wiivorna Quance le holidaying in AUsa Craig. Mr. D. alines la visiting his slater* in llanillton. Mrs. 1,ivTaggart of Blyth la visiting relatives here. Mr. Art Wood of Ilderton spent Sun- day at lila home hertz. Miss Myrtle Charlton returned Mor: - day from visiting at Iona. Miss E. J. Cunningham of Clandc•boye visited with Mrs. Yager a few days dur- ing the week. Mr. E. A. Jackson of •Wthnlpeag, has been visiting John Cnarlton. turned to Ills home on Saturday. Miss May Davis of Clinton, after a visit with her cousin, Miss Lulu Cud - more, returned to t.er ttorne on, Tues- day. Mr. and Mrs. John Kelleher of Woe, tor, Minn., are visiting friends in and around Exeter, the guests of Mr. }tarry Parsons, brother of Mrs. Kelleher. Mrs. John Charlton w.a In Parkhill this week visiting her sister, Mrs. Alex McKee, nee Mise Minnie Pumphrey, who is leaving shortly for Hanley, Sask. Mr. and Mrs. Adolphus Evans return- ed Wednesday to London, after a visit with relatives here.. They drove up some wceke ago and returned in the same manner. Dr. Percy Tont of WellwUod, Man., and Mrs. Tont spent Tuesday with rel- atives in town. The doctor is not loud in his praise of that particular- part of the Rest, and has decided not to return and may locate in Ontario. Mrs. Halls and daughter Jliss }iitdle and Mrs. Keller left Tuesday for De- troit, where they will spend a week or two. From there Miss halls goes 10 Mancelolla to resume her work in the tailoring establishment of Mr. Alfred Davidson. what 11 - Purchased BUS and DRAY Business Having purchased the BUS and DRAY business of MR. WM. ARNOLD, I desire to announce to the Public of Exeter that I am prepared to give you the lest of satisfaction in work connected with the business. For the pres. ent orders left by phone or other- wise at THE ADVOCATE OFF- ICE, PHONE 25, will receive prompt attention. T. G. Creech A New Brand This null has teen using the Star brand o' flour bar a number of _:ears, but oar (rade has grown. until we are Informed by at,utl:cr miller thi.t we trust quit using it. as they have it register - el. You can understand that we must have been getting their trade. or they would not abject. There :are other stills not far distant still using the Star brand. end we believe they have had no notice to quit using it. In view of the fact that we are requested to cease us- ing it, we have gotten out a new brand for our family flour, which we have reyistcred. From this time on, our Family }'lour will be known aa ' MODEL." Our Three registered brands are, "Manitoba's Best" (pure Manitoba), "Model," (blended flour) 'Welcome" (Ontario flour.) We keep thee(' three kinds of flour in exec, but i. 1. the Model that we consider gives the best rratisfactton for bread and buns. It has the nutty flavor so much desired. Try it and see that It is a Model. HARVEY BROS. EXETER ONTARIO 3 YEARS INDIGESTION 3 boxes Lulls Dtdeaters— EBttraly Cored It was a lucky day for Mr. Payr, whose portrait appears below, when he saw a "Little Digesters" advertise- ment in the paper, for it marked him drat step nn the road to health. Read what he mays about it himself: Kia , Oat., Nov. 12, 1902. Tha COLIYAN MZDICINB Co. Gentlemen,— Having entlemen;Having suffered for three years vile Indigestion, nothing could relieve ttse, stasis: seem your advertisements in the paper for "Little Digesters," toe11 three, was entirely cured. I feel eot- viaced that asyone sufierisg with ease will Dot tail to try "Little Digesters." PHILIP PAYN, Junior. "Little Digesters" are dainty little tablets eompp oaded of the purest and hest iagtedkata for the relief of stomach troubles. They are positively guaranteed to erre even chronic eases et Iadigestion or Dyspepsia or money will be refunded. Ie little red boles -25c. from yoer druggist or by mail from Coleman )(fedi. eine Co.. Toronto. 24 Mr. Alfred Allen, who l'.aa been in the West for some time residing with his daughter, Mrs. (Teo. Darton. is now on his way back to Exeter, where ne In- tends making his future home. 1 1 s 1 1 ALAILAILJAIAIIIILAUMLAktiall FLOUR Breakfast Foods Feed and Seeds All the BEST GRADES of flour always oa band. Breakfast Foods such as OATMEAL, WHEATLETS & TOASTED WHEAT FLAKES Oatmeal,7 lbs for 26o Poultry Foods & Feeds such as PANACEA, OYSTER SHELLS, GRIT, CRUSHED BONE, LIN- SEED MEAL, OIL ('AKE and FLAX SEED. Wm. Rivers Davis' Old Stand - EXETER 111"1,11.1WIIFNPritiP"IFIP ego 1 1 1 THE BEST Bread ('aa culy be coital] from the teat flour —Tie following Dramas ars wittiest -kid -Tri alui.elrtal istt 'hut you hake Try One of These : JEWELL (Ontario Blended! PURITY (wretten Camila flour YUI. Lease your mitre or call up Phone 2. Beldon, Exeter Don't Monkey with that :4 Cough. Take Howey's White Pine & Tar Sold only at Howey's Drug Store in 25c bottles. • 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 Speoality ROWE & ATKINSON The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors. JONES & MAY PHONE NO. 32 The New Dress Goods are all opened up ---now is the time for the early buyer THE best assortment, the newest colors and the most fashionable goods are found on our counters this season. Among the new goods are Venetians, Broadcloths, Voiles, Crepe de Paris, Resilda, Satin Duchess, Silk Gloria, Poplin, Taffeta, Panama, Whole Serge, Diagnol Serge, and some of the new colors are Paris Tan, Wistena, Catawa, Amythest, Rose, Gray, Red, Brown, Blue and Black. Advance Showing of Spring Wash Goods The most complete range we have yet shown. All the newest in the latest colors are now open for your inspection. Plain Linen Suitings Just the swell goods for this Spring. Co!ors of Amytbest, Catawa, Linen, Paris Tan, Blue and Brown. Fancy Ginghams Large and Small. Stripes, Checks and Plaids. Very sea- sonable for Dress or Waist or Children's Wear. Fancy Linen Suitings They are very nifty Suitings and come in the same colors as the Plain. Prices of both, 15c to 50c yd. White Goods Pare Linen, Vestings, Indian Head, Muck, Drill, or Fancy Mnslin'. Nothing looks better than white. Gents' Furnishings for Spring Our new SHIRTS are better than ever: all the new colo,',« The new TIES are right up to the times New Collars, Belts, Fancy Sox, Cloves, etc, Everything up-to-date in this line A Word for the Housekeeper Rugs 100 Room Rus to choose from. T b e beet assortment ever shown in Exeter. Linoleum 20 pieces of the finest Scotch Lin- oleum — every piece new. Wall Paper 6,000 rolls of the New Wall Paper. We are prepared for our blggeet season. JONES & MAY Headquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing