HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1910-02-17, Page 8(]OOD TAILORING
is sometimes tee sccret of busincea bur.
mew
Our Ions tsperlence Iii tallorine a:.d
our acquaintance witi: the be tlir:ee cf
goods has given us a perfect krew-
ledge of what cor.etitutcs
CORRECT TAILORING
The clothes must be made to fit the
titan, and in that respect they are quite
different from tee ready-made article.
Let us take your measure for a new
euit.
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor,
Exeter, - Ontario
&slins Locals -- Read Them
Any of our trimmed hats prices from
$6 to $B will br sold during Big special
sale $1.98. Stewart.
SALE OF SHOES. -
By clearing out all of a manufactur-
er's samples and paying spot cash the
entire stock was bought ata ridiculous-
ly low price, and will be placed on sale
Utile week at The EXETER BARGAIN
STORE. All tee floods are the newest
spring shepeu and shades and must be
seen to be appreciated. Come quick and
get your choice.
13. W. F. BEAVERS,
Successor to tee late J. W. Droder i'. k.
For 15 days we will sell any dinner
set at big special discount 15 per rant
Stewart's.
]LOUSE TO RENT.
1 1-2 story Brick House, on Wirearn
street, owned by Mrs. Perkins, all in
first -Claes state of repair. Apply to
e. 1I. SANDERS, Exeter.
25 per cent discount on any Fur or
fur coat during Big special sale. Stewart
About 25 pieces new print, dart( and
light. Good patterns. Big special
sale price 10c at Stewart's.
SUDSCRIDE for the Advocate ar,d
get all the ne we.
Big special rule from 1''r!. 10 t,. 25,
lasting 15 day•, :Visit u.(. Steuart'
AGt,ut 24 Mena' and Boys' Suits,
mostly small si:es. Big special price
Strve,rrt.
Te, i dean, sized. comfortable ' r.urce
f1,r .,.:1. • Apply at this office.
36 in. wide rlannellette regular 12th.
Big "pnvui s•tl, price 10 yds jar $1.00.
Steuart.
TOL EXERCISE YOL it OWN MIND
WIiEN YOU ASK FOR AN AD\'ER-
TieFD ARTICLE
therefore. resist ter gluing what ••ou
ask for ware., making a purchase. The
dealer wt.o substitutce rclice on hie
ability to make you Change your ,hind.
Ile will are you what you ask for If
You te_ue( to substitute. Substitute ar-
ticle.+ they hen a larger profit. That's
why he tries to change your mind.
Net en ycur mind le made up, keep It
so by lns'eties on getti•tg what you
watt.
CHURCH DIRECTORY
JAMES -1T METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. It:c lard llobbs, Pastor
Su idly I'u.t 1. Worship -10.30 and 7.
Cia.3s Senlce-.1.10 a.m.and after Morn-
ing Ste g , c .t d Wedr.eeday nl(fht.
Young M.: ' • clime and Catechumens -
Sueed. .,t - p. m.
eu eeo .,:.d ilible Classes- 2.30.
Ep . • l.c:.gue-Tuesday 8 p. :n.
1' . . , • ,:-T!.ut rd,, y P, p. m
Tfto s for men
We have the finest lines of
Fancy Suitings
Overcoatings
-
Trouserings
We are filled up with the new-
est and best goods for the mak-
ing of clothing, and we do the
weldor in the best of style.
W. JOHNS
Morsbaat Tailsr. Roster
ra�3SIW��iar�IF�l1 !*fr. John liar;ison Is visiting lu town
LOCAL DOINGS. LoiaoJt,'t"
Mr. :keels shipped two cars horses
el Montreal Saturday.
.Ira. Wan. I'cn;,ale, Huron Street. is
eonth,ee to Iter bed atel under the doc•
tor's care.
Rev. Anhui Siuclait of London prea
el in the James street church Sund
ntorelne slid eve:ling.
Dlvisto;i Court was held i:, the Town
Ball of Thursday by Judge Holt when
one or tw+o nalnor cases were disposed
of.
Miss Lizzie Sanders, who has been
suffering front an attack of pleurisy, 1s
now on the lilt lid, although unable to
leave tier bed.
Mr. E. A. Follick'a horse, which was
used on the bread delivery wagon, drop-
ped dead from heart failure on Huron
street Monday afternoon.
Miss Stella Gregory Is supplying in
the Exeter school for Miss Robb, who
has gore, to her home in Scaforth ow -
nee to a gathering in her head.
From present indications this diattect
is to see a large migration of people
to the Weil this spring. About every
third fellow 1s talking of gonia.
Masers. Treble Bros. who are to
!ave a sale of their atock on the 211th,
nave leased ti0,) acres of farm land near
Winnipeg, ar,d will leave for that place
arbour March 1st.
Miss Grace Cudmore on Monday of
rare week unfortunately slipped on sonic
,ce when ascender. some steps at her
home and broite one or two ribs. The
ccident conferee lair '0 the '.Dune for
to few days.
The officers of the Presbyterian Sun-
day school treated the children to a
Weigh ride Saturday afternoon to the
home of Mr. and Mre. John Rowtcliffe,
Rodterville, where they were pleasantly
entertained, recurring to town in the
evening.
The C. P. 11. has now 10,048 ntiles
of road In Canada and nearly 5,010
owned or controlled itt the United Stat-
es, making a total of 15,000 miles.
That 1s nearly 3,000 miles more than
its largest competitor In the United
Slates, the New York Central.
If what the Hensel) Observer says are
the feet, of the case, and we have no
rereeoe to believe the,, are not, the Cllna
ton Hockey Club used the Hensall boyo
a litt0 more than shabby in their home
aid home gasses last week. Thank
Goednese the Exeter club has never
lead to resort to such tactics yet and
we trope they never will, although the
support of the game has not always
been of the strongest kind, and money
has been often short, but the boys stave
alw,lye gone down in their dip and
mad- up tete shortage. The Observer re-
marks. ' When Clinton played here they
were treated with the uttnoat courtesy ;
their expenses were paid, and they were
served a lunch after the game. Did
Ileneall receive the tame. treatment? The
Clinton manager refused to pay their
expense,. This is the third time Clin-
ton has refused to put up expense mon-
ey, but they will never get another
chance."
1,
ay
BLOCK SOLD. -Last week the Gor-
don Mackay block, formerly owned by
•ee late Jam's Pickard. was purchased
by Mr. Al. McDonell The block ie of
two store width and three storeys higt,
rind is at presettt occupied by T. Haw-
kins & Son and the bowling alley. This
:e tt substantial building and a flee
eusiIdpe
MILS. WILE. STEWAIRT DEAD.- On
Friday last Mr. Alex. Stewart received
word of the death of t,}s brother'{ wife
Mrs. Wtiliant Stewart of Detroit. aged
144 years. S1.e was fonne•tly Mies Maud
Williams of tenethant a•id had tear mar -
:red ateout twelve years. She ttad not
been real welt. for some time but there
was no thought of serious consequence
until lmntcdiatcly previous tc her demise
Tf.e funeral took place on Monday at
(^.atham.
LECTURE -Rev. Sant Small on his
second appearance in Exeter on Friday
:eget was greeted by a full house le
'Le James Street church, when he de-
livered Ole lecture on "Froth Ilar-Room
to Pulpit," which 1s the story of his
own life. Tee lecture was delivered in
cree11(,,t style, and needs no words of
ours to tell of his wonderful power as
a breaker. 111. Is an i„tereejing •,tory
which he tt LOW t.”' wad" a:. ah)cct
el.ave to the drank habit. of hie conve:r-
sicri atter trc.►riu. Sana Jones, sed then
o: his decision to preeeti. Throughout
the rapt attentlun of the audience was
held as he told of facts tit his own life
that sounded more like a story of fic-
tion.
HICKS' FORECASTS. -A reactionary
storm period is General on the 22nd.
TIM and 24th. having' the full moon
eerd. Under the combined Influe'tce
..:'..'s vernal equlnoe. with the Mars
a::d \'e:,us equinoxes, a crisis of storms
and weather extremes may be expected
at this reactionary period. Threatening
unsettled weather will be most natural
all through tho last half of February.
but storms will come to a crisis at the
regular and teactiona,y perlode. \With-
in three days of the 23rd. many- severe
winter storms may reasonably to ex-
pected. brineieg low barometer, with
Leavy rain and thunder southward, turn-
ing to snow and blizzards northward.
No wise, observant reader o: these fore-
rasts will bunprepared for hard storms
at this other February prrrode.
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. -Mr. .. C.
Levertrr ileitis, Managing Director of
the }lurneee Society, was here last week
and c^ Friday afternoon. before Magis-
trate Kay of Ezcter a',d ateeve Malt- of
of Ueborne he prosecuted one Eteter
Haan for eruct, to animals, and on Ole
pleading guilty. tie magistrate fined
hint Ile and costs Mr. Iparrin elf rent-
ed the Magistrate that there were see.
oral raffles In and a-ound Exeter who
are more or less guilty of cruelty to
animals and that unless It were stopped
trete would be other proeecutlons. Sec-
tion 541 of t ..• Crlmin.il Code Gaye.-
' Every one is guilty of an offence and
liable to a penalty not esceeding fifty
dollars, or to three months' tmprtsnn-
nxnt, with or without hard labo-, or'
t'a' bete, who war,totely, cruelly or un-
eireet riartly brats, binds.11i treats. abus-
es. evsrdrlvere or tortures any antnaal
o- bird, etre'
Mtt(hell spent Thursday lit
Miss Dell; llubha visited in ()oder
Ich over Su:.day.
Mr. and Mrs. Staslake leave (01 tic
1
et of this month.
Mr. Tned. Jones and daughter were
In Lm:don last week.
Mr. Fred. Elliot of Hailey'bur•y ie vis-
itine hie mother here.
Mr. Samuel Sanders, mason. left fur
the West on Saturday.
Mr. 0 Decker of New Hamburg Is vis-
iting at Dr. Drowning's
Mr. ltalsde:i has returned to Langton,
N. D., after a visit here.
Miss Francis Davis of Wingham is
v:etthp at 1.er home here.
Mrs. Fowell left Thursday last to vis -
It for a month at Lis+Awel.
Gart:et Hutchinson of London is vial'-'
Ing at Mr. Richard Quango's.
Mr. Reernald (see, operator, left last
week to relieve at Princeton.
Mr. John Bowden of Oollingwood is
visiting relatives a:id friends here.
Mr. Zimmerman of Loedon visited Deer
Sunday with Mr. J. it. Carling.
Mre. E. M. Dignan and son are speed-
ers; two weeks in Lucas with frlende.
Dick wuanec goes to London Friday
to wcrk for tie I'aieons Hardware Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. }Leaman returned
ttoogs Regina. M,oil onday after a visit here.
Miss Addle Morlock went to Toronto
Saturday to attend the millinery opt .
Mr Fraek Sweet has returnee( .;pert
Stretford, where he has been eng:ag.d
masoning.
Mr. Earl Spat email of Alvi:.,ton Is
spending two weeks holidays at his
honio here.
Mrs. Richard Quanco visited in Eg-
ntondville las: week, owing to the Illness
of Mr. Geo. Holman.
Mr. and elrs. Morley Jones and son
of Luras spent Sunday and Monday vis-
iting Mr. Jones' mother.
Misses 011ie and Lida Quarice left on
Saturday mcrnhtg for Toronto to at-
tend the millinery openings.
Mr. J. J. White left Tuesday morning
for I}aikybury where he has engaged as
editor of The }lalleyburtan newspaper.
Mise Mattie Willis, daughter of Janice
Willis of Stephen, has gond to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Luxton at South Bend,
Indiana.
Miss Wilson, after
with her uncle, Mr.
returel to :.et home
Mondayn.
Mrs. Wo,. Drew lee Saturday to vislt
tier brother, Mr. Geo. Holman ht Eg-
mondville, who le at present very 111.
His many friends here will wish for
hint re speedy recovery-.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Griffin of Dar
lingford. Man., are visiting relatives
and frac;:de in arse: around Exeter. White
tun they are the guests o' their cousins
Mr. and Mrs. John 1lunte:.
Mise Victoria ellncra. who ,3wtng to
rheumatism has bcco, unable to attend
Normal School this term, was able to
resume her studies this week and has
Soar to 1, 'tdon for the purpose,.
el heal Mrs. Rich. Halls. who have
been visiting friends and relatives in
Exeter and vicinity for the past two
months, left Saturday for Flint. )tick.,
where they will visit for a few days,
prior to leaving fur thele Lome in Wales
North Dakota.
Mr. fete McDonald and family and tale
brother Janice, arrived here Satur'.lay
from Galetta, near Ottawa. Mr. McDon-
ald has been transferred to the Suther-
i end Inr,le \Work, at Wallaceburg and
left for that place Monday. The (allele
will remain here for a short vial,.
ependneg a week
Sam. Preezcator,
near Hensel! on
Miss Charlotte Deartt,g in ill
symptoms of epper,dicitte.
Mr. plug!. Oke is very 111 at his tuner
and under the doctor', (are.
Mr. Powell. tether of Mr. Stephen Pew -
is quite Ill. Ile is a very aged gen-
tleman.
T. E. ilar.dfcrel gave a skating party
to a :waiter of the little folk Saturday
:afternoon.
The little eon of Mr. Garnet Fraytie
ie recovering from a severe attack of
bronchitis.
Messrs. }Syron Hicks, John Halls and
Wen. Snell each stepped a carload of
tttle last weak.
Mr. Wnt. Blair. of Portage la Pi,tiric.
`1ott.cr-in-law of Mr. iaslah (tall. Ex-
eter North, died in the West last week.
Rev. Farewell (.f Toronto and Rev.
Myron Snell of Klrkton addressed a
meeting lu Main street church Monday
evening In the Interest of the League
:a td Sunday School institute.
Mr. Wm. Coates had a lively exper-
le:ice with hie driver on eVednes'lay last
tehl1e goltie north on Main street and
p.tsstrig the Jackson Factory it took
fright et the noise of the engine and
boltfntr, overturned the cutter Mr. Coat -
03, however, held onto the lines and
succeeded Ir' stopping it a few rods up
the street. Driver and horse were not
hurt but tt e ( utter was considerably
damaged.
wit;;
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTO R I A
Purchased
BUS and DRAY
Business
Having purchased the BUS
and DRAY buoineea of MR. WM.
ARNOLD, I desire to announce
to the Public of Exeter that 1 am
prepared to give you the hest of
satisfaction in work connected
with the business. For tbe pres-
ent order* left by pose or other-
wise at THE ADVOCATE OFF-
iCE. PHONE 26, will receive
prom!). attention.
T. G. Creech
Special Sale
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SCISSORS
SHEARS
RAZORS
Owing to the fact that we
are about to move into our
new store, we are giving spec-
ial prices to clear the follow-
ing lines :
Reg
25e
Reg
50c
Reg
75c
Reg
80e
Reg
$1.00
Reg
60c
Rog
6.5c
Lace Scieeors, solid
steel blades,tinelytap-
ered full nickle plated
Full njckle - plated
straight t ri ni m ere,
groundsharp,perfect•
ly adjusted, fltted
shoulder,extra finish.
Full pickle plated
bent trintutere,
ground sharp, perfect.
ly adjusted, fitted
eboltlder,extra flnieb,
Full nickle plated
straight trimmers,
heavy malleable iron
back (hoe whisk is
laid a sheet of nos.
sine steel which is
firmly welded on.
thoroughly tempered
and ground.
RAZORS - Square
poiote, thin concave,
black rubber handles,
etched on each razor
“Special,"
HOCKEY STICKS -10c to 75c
SKATES -40c up
20c
350
60c
656
IBs
41c
sec
DOG
MUZZLES
PRICE 26 CTB.
Our Muzzles have the
sanction of W. Sweet, V.
S., Government Inspector
for this section. They are
made of 13 gauge wire,
with stout strap neck fas-
tener,rivited to muzzle, in
sizes to fit any dog from a
fox terrier to a St Bernard
T. Hawkins & Son
STOVE and
Hardware Store.
LUMLEY.
Oe Monday evening Miss Ellen }Forton
very pleasantly entertained a few of her
relatives and neighbors In honor of lei
!riot'. Mrs. ilununell of Plioonteburg.
Mt. and Mrs. John Glenn spent Sat
urdey and Sunday in Scaforth. -M:.
Jos Horton Is in Whltecl.urrh.-Mise
E. J. Dk'kson of Seaforth le vleitleg
relative.' he:v.-Miss Jennie !Torten has
returned to London to resume her poe-
,'l1' , t!.( r(. -\ire. A. ilumee11. icer Mime
A New Brand
This mill has bce:t using the Star
brand o' flour for a number of years,
but our trade has grown. until we are
Informed by altutlter miller that we must
quit using It, as they have It reeleter-
ef. You ran u;rderatat,d that we must
have been getting their trade, or they
would not object. There are other mills
riot tar distant etlll using the Star
brand. and we believe they have had no
notice to quit using at. In view of the
fact that we are r.quested to cease ue-
ing It, we have gotten out a new brand
for our family flour, whleh we have
registered. From this time on, our
Family Flour will be known aa
'MODEL." Our Three reelected brands
are. "Manitoba's Rest" (pure Manitoba).
"Model," (blended flour) 'Welcome"
(Ontario flour.) We keep these three
kinds of flour in *exeet, but 1. la the
Model that we consider (Ives the teat
satisfaction for bread and buns. It has
the nutty flavor so mveh desired. Try
It and ser that 1t is a Model.
HARVEY BROS.
EXETER
ONTARIO
Emma Ford, of Dloontsbreg. Fa. to bete
the guest of her slater... Mrs. 11. 0.
o .d .1. .1, l'vitou.-Mr. .t;.:1 Mie. lt,•;,-
1. ,1.: a very pleasantly entertained
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FLOUR
Breakfast
Foods
Feed and Seeds
All the BEST GRADES of
flour always on band.
Breakfast Foods such as
OATMEAL, WHEATLETS &
TOASTED 'WHEAT FLAKES
Oatmeal,7 lbs for 25c
Poultry Foods & Feeds such as
PANACEA, OYSTER SHELLS,
GRIT, CRUSHED BONE, LIN-
SEED MEAL, OIL CAKE and
FLAX SEED.
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Wm. Rivers 1
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THE BEST
Bread
Can Only tit gotten trout tart t4et flour
The following trends are unexcelled
To • hundred neat time you t•abe
Try One of These :
JEWELL (Ontario Blended)
PURITY twisters Cassia Fleur Mills)
Leave your orders or call up
Phone!
R. G. Beldon, Exeter
Don't Mollkey with that
r'-\ Cough. Take
Bogey's
shite Pine & Tar
Davis' Old Stand • EXETER Sold only at Howey's Drug Store
- .,t •w �NF
in 25e 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
Our Big Febroary Sale
of We New Spring Goods
We have no old stuff to show you, hut the brand new up-to-date
Spring Goode. The New Dress Goode, New Prints, New Ginghams,
New Chambray•, New Vesting,, New Linen Suitings. New Carpets,
Rugs and Curtains are n.'w open for your approval.
Scotch
Ginghams
The real goods right from
Bonny Scotland. They are al-
ways the beet washing girighanis
and are known for their beauti-
ful patterns.
Prices 10c to 125c yd
Chambrays
All the new shades are shown
in these goods. They make up
lovely ladies' or children's sum-
mer clothes and are real goad
washers.
Price 125c yd
New Prints
Our Spr ing Prints are ver
fine. Nit better can be found.
The patterns are all new in the
light, rnediun, or darks.
Prices 10c and 125c yd
Linen Suitings
A great bit this year. Our
colors and fabrics are the very
newest and come in plain or
striped. Do not fail to ere them
Prices 15c to 40c yd
New Embroideries and Laces
You will say our Embroideries and [:aces are the best ever shown
in Exeter. We are very proud of there and want you to see them.
New Flouncing
Embroideries
From 10 to 15 inches loud.•.
This ie one of our very heat line.
and will delight you to see then,
21)c up to $1.40 per yd
New Corset Cover
Embroideries
411 bland new pteceS of
dainheet patterns we have
bought. Every piece nice.
work.
25.1 to 50c yd
the
ever
tine
Our New Laces and Insertions
Will Tickle You to See
We have everything you can ask for from 2c per yd right up to
the top notch. Have a look at. our laces.
The New Dress Goods
Are Selling Every Day
We want every lady in and around Exeter to see our magnificent
showing of Spring Dress Goods. All the new shades and fabrics are
bore and we think they are the best yet.
Special for This Week !
10 doz. good LINEN ROLLER BLINDS complete at
25c each
JONES & MAY
Re, &parters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing