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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1908-02-20, Page 1Neter HURON& MIDDLESEX GAZETTE *WS. THIRTY -Fl 1.711 YEAR -NO 1793 • , • •• , 1 Jones & Clark ••••♦••••••••••♦•••••♦••♦•.••••♦N••♦••♦••♦••• e•oo••••♦•••♦••••••••••••• ••••••••♦•••••••••• JONES & CLARKS' Phone No. 32. A Tempting Array of New Spring Dress Goods. The new colorings in all staple shades are now in stock -Broadcloths, Venetians, Panamas, Voiles, Taf- fetas, Satin Cloths and Cashmeres. This Season's Values Have Never Been Approached Voiles & Panamas All Wool Yenktiens Two fabrics that will be extremely popular this season. 1Ve are showing all the new colors and are pinning our faith to a large sale of them as they are very correct and the proper weights for a swell spring cress. 50C, 75C, $1 The correct goods for a tony Spring Suit. All the New Shades on our coun- ters. 50c, 75c, $1.00 Fine Silky; Lustros Beautiful fine Lusters, rich high finish almost like Taffeta Silk at any price from 25c to $f.25. New Embroideries and Laces Everything will be trimmed with Lace or Embroidery this season. You cannot do better than make your choice here. We have all the New and Dainty designs and our stock cannot help hut please you. Corset Cover Embroideries 25 different pieces to choose from. Every piece new. exec and 30c per yard. White Wash Goods -..ti :eek, This will surpass Dresses. Nothing left out. Everytling new shownns for hre,stWhite Lawn, Linen Lawn, Persian Lawn, Egyptian Lawn, White Lin- en, Batiste and Deuities are all the leading goods. s i Boys! Our Spring Shirts are Here We sell the reliable W. G. & R. Shirts. The hest on the market. All the new patterns and styles are now here and you will find them the best we have ever shown. Do not wai: until they are picked over. Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford • Clothing also high grade shoes and wall papers. ••••••••••••••••••••♦♦♦••••••••♦♦•••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• EXETER, ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 20th 1905, Locals -Mr. W. W. Tamen was in tet r- ich !Jet Friday on business. -A sleigh Toad of Exeter people attended the is t• n oyster supper, elonday night. ---Two rinks of Lucan curlers are exl,ect,d here to -day to play the Exe- tir club. -\rias Murray, of Hensel' visited al the home of \1r. ,las. Murray last week. -Mr. .D. A. !toss was in Toronto, 1I.inilton and Brantford, lest week on business. -.\]r. F. E. learn, formerly man- ager of the late Sovereigte lltuik branch here nmol latterly manager of the branch in London, hate been ap- pointed manager of the Jfouve Bank, whteh opened in London yesterday. -The London Advertiser elates that Mrs. Will Abbot, whose husband was recently killed by an automob- ile in Los Angeles, has entered o. suit against Edward It. Maier to recover daniages for the killing. of jeer bus- -A considerable number of stock- holders of the National Portland Ce- ment Co., of Durban), )net at the Town Hall, last Thursday, and decid- ed to send Messrs. P. Madge nett A. E. llodgert ex -delegates to the an- nual meeting which was held in Tor- onto, yesterday. -The Epworth League of the Main Street. Methodist Church 'has decid- ed to hold the "Templet of Fame" in the Opera House. on Thursday evening March 5th. Several rehearsals have been held by those tt•hot are to take part and from the manner in which they are showin; their histrionic abil- ities, the affair promises to be one of the best ever given in Exeter. Over seventy persons will be in the cast of characters, representing •lueens women of history, prominent singers. • ' authors, etc. A rehearsal will be held in the basement of the Main St. Church, on Friday evening, at which every on , takinat part. is re eu,estedhas considerably recovered from the to attend. ( injuries to one of his arms, the back -The (Exeter curlers who went to of his head and, foxehead. The) two the 6eaforth bonsp.•il have up to date sons have almost recovered, Wilbert cleaned up .;very rink played. The being but slightly' injured. Owing first round was with Fergus, in to the severe injuries shetsustained, which the Exeter players came. out Mrs. Lambrook jr., was unable to ahead 20 to 13. In tbe next t round leave the hospital to accompany, the they went up Against a strew Sea- sorrotviul party to Exeter. The re. forth rink, but trimmed them easily mains were met at the station Friday 21 to 14. A message from Seaforth night by anxious relatives and friends and taken to the family home on Gid - ley street, from where the funeral was held Tuesday afternoon, inter- ment being in the Exetell cemetery. The report of the accident given in the Times last: v,ek was not very lengthy, owing- to tbe messed infor- rhation received and the following is taken from the Fort Wayne Journal - Gazette, of Mo)idly, F,'b'y, 10th.-. "Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Lambrook came to Fort Wayne about a week ago to •• North Bay, Feb. 18. -Another ser- visit 'their sorts and daughter -In-law, ♦ ♦ and had d intende d leaving ving losfor o r•• ious wreck occured last night in a their home in Canada. yesterday♦locality which has Bur- s-�lfternoon the young folks decided to the past few months with disc • • ter and death on the rail. On the ♦ •♦ WhiteRiver section of thee lake Su- s♦ perior division of the C. P. It. •No. t• 2 express from the north was sp ced- ing along on time last night at 9.3:3. • and was near Pardee, 17 miles west of Chapleau, a wheel on the fnnil car collapsed and the train was ditched. As soon as the crew and passengers recovered front the shock of the itn- pact the world of rescue began. A Japanese porter. whose name is un- known, was taken out of the wrack - age dead. Brakeman J. Morgan. of White River, w•:ts found with serious injuries, but the doctors (have not pronounced on his chances for recov- ery as yet. ElsieHogg. of Schreiber, Ont.. received injuries+ of a very rer- ious nature. and her condition is precarious. Mr. 11. 0. Rudd, of Tor- onto. was nmonh the injured. Six- teen are injured or dead. 2• .• 2• •• •• •• •• if 2 Ilate yesterday afternoon stated that & Exeter was drawn against Lucknow- in the septi -finals. The Exeter rink • • was composed of Alf. Taylor, Nelson •Taylor Fred Merck!). and Geo. Ander- •• 1 son, skip. Here's hoping the Moya will bring hack some of tee cut glass trophies, as Sarn fewest thinks the glass is better than the medals. Exeter Gun Club Trophy ;Cold Weather Hardwa Given by the Exeter Times $1.00 per year is .:.dvance 1 The EGun un Club. which is considered olio of the most, flourish- ing organizations of the kind' in Ontario. is making extra efforts, to 1 make the annual tournament to be held on Good Friday, one of the le -t events ever held in the Dominion. :.! '. f.' i During the past winter months, owing to the disagreeable weather, • the weekly shoots were discontinued and to create interest in the sport The Exeter Times has donated a handsome silver tea service of five pieces to the club to he competed for, for five weeks, a tweets( bird ev- ent each week, the first Fhoot to flake place ole Thursday February.' 27th, and continuing each Thursday until the 100 birds have been shot at. As the winner will be decided oe the percentage handicap, it wilt Ix, necessary for all competitors to sheet each week. The Trophy is engraved "Exeter Tinter Trophy. Donated for Competi- tion 1908, 'lo the Hurons Indians, tvon by." • t• It was at first decided to donate the trophy to be coulested for on Good Friday, but as we wish it to r 0818111 in the possession of one of the )members of the Gut Club, the above was thought the better way, :end only members of the club will be entitled to take part. ' However. any one ,wishing to join the club and dOee eo bsfore the first shoot for the 1 rophyt takes pia ce, Is eligible to enter the competi- tion. r, t The 'trophy is now on exhibitio n in the window of Mr. Saxon Fitton, jeweller, but on Friday where{ the, the shoot for the supper takes place at the Club Grounds, the trophy will be at the C1u11 Ifouse. The Times is now going over t he scores of the Gun Club, and on Thursday the 27th., one of, our mem berg will be at the grounds and' an- nounce the different' handicaps.. The Trophy is a beautiful one and it is expected the winner twill have to do some extra fine shooting to capture it. Once won rt le_ comes the Itroperty of the succesaf ul shooter. Report of the Accident to the Lambrook Family The remains of the late Mrs. Jo- head striking against a telephone seph Lambrook, who was killed in pole on the cotter and aho fell to the runaway accident at Fort AVayne. the edge of the sidewalk, and the Ind., a week ago Sunday, arrived blood which spurted from her nose and ears, stained the snots-: all about here Friday night accompanied by her. Mrs. Wilbert Lambrook, when Mr. Lambrook and two sons, Wil- hurled from the sleigh, struck bert and Edmund. Mr. Lambrook against a guy wire, which' extended from the pole to the ground. She also alighted wit)( great force. and like her mother-in-law, she fell un- conscious to 'the ground, bleeding freely. Mr. J. 11. Lambrook and his sons struck the frozen ground be- tween the sidewalk and curb. ile was rendered wholly unconscious and the sons were so badly) dazed for a few moments that they could not rise. They soon recovered, however and heroically assisted in caring for their loved ones. Wilbert Lam - brook was the least injured of ail. Tho injured ones were taken to homes in the neighborhood of the accident. The city ambulances were then called and removed the two in- jured women to the hospital, the sons i Zt t• •• BAD WRECK A'1' CIIAPLEAIT A Great Combination (BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT) The Family Herald and Weekly Star ' The Canadian Red Book and The Exeter Times. The Canadian Red Book is just the book that has long been wanted. A book on Canada, all about Canada and Things all Can- adians should know -26o pages of reliable facts, figures and infor- mation of all kinds about Canada. The Family 1lerald and Weekly Star is the favorite paper of Canada. It is found in almost every home. it has;no equal as a family and farm paper. By special arrangement we can offer the Canadian Red Book (Price 5ocl, rhe Family I feral(' and Weekly Star r Price One Dollar; .and the Exeter Times ! Price One Dollar All for $1.85 Enquire to see the Book when renewing your subscription for the above papers at our office. 13rucefield The farmer's plink of remade has opened up a branch here in tho building lately eceupied by tla Sovereign (tank. H. II. Laird :rid Gro. Sean spent several dive ui Toronto last week. Chronic Coughs Cured Mrs. Joseph Eccles of I)rnmore, says: "I took 4 or 5 battles of Psychlne, and a cough I had continually ter nine months disappeared. It is the best remedy for chronic coughs that i ever Thnu!an,ls e.f living witnesses pro- nounce Psychine the greatest medicine in the world. it is not a patent ntr,li- cine, but a prescription of a great thy. eician. Put it to the test le any case of throat. lung or stomach trouble or any run down er weak condition. At all druggists. roe and $1.00, or Dr. T. A.:sheen), Limited, Toronto. Dolgoff and Isaacson of the 'for - onto bargain house. SO1fort te, Ica v.• opened up :le breech atom here in the building next to the Farm •t's /lank. 11. Ilossrnbrrry, of (;rand I1011a1. called on his soli al the Dixon )louse Inst week. Hick's Forecasts .\ regular storne period is central on the 23rd, prevailing from the 21st to •the 26t1t. The storms of this per- iod will culminate in central to east- ern sections from Sunday the 23 to Tuesday the 25th. The barometer will fall in Western eectious by the 21st., and followed by cloudiness and rain in those sections by the 22nd: but these conditions will widen and intensify as they pass eastw:Irdly across the country dur- ing the 23rd. to 26th&, The vernal e luittox will add force to the storms especially in the southern parts of the country, through all the last half of February, and set -ere to dang- erous c puntorial storms will be quite possible, beginning about the 17th. MAIRIIIED .1033NSTON I:-Lt)V I•:'1"I'-At the res- idence of the bride's p'rents, Base Line, Goderich Town' -!rip on Febru- ary 12th., by Rev. C. It. Gunn. An- nie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lovett. to Gordon Johnston, of \Wa- eanosh. TDORN i.1NDl:NFIELU-i11 1.x13'1, 011 Mon - (1,y. Fehr(' ire- 17311., to ,lir. end Mrs. Chas. 1.indettfieid. 1 son. Yi;d.LO\V-,\i Mount Pheasant Eerie en rrb'y letli. to Mr. ntul Mits. Messrs. hotelmen and Ilinehley, oft Richard Tol:ow, a daughter. Still born. TIf(lef f t3ON-Tn 1'shorte. Felly. ie to Mr. and etre. John Thompson. a son. iIA\V1)h.N-in London. heliy 4th. to Mr. ;int ells. .1. W. Ilawden. a dangle ter. Seefort'', spent '1•u.'sdey in the vil- lage. The ilrucef),'Id At 11o1110 Club held their thirst semi-monthly Hall in Ilos- senberry's Hall on 'Thursday evening. It. 11. Taylor acid wife, of )lrew•st,'r, spent several (1e)'s last week lite guests of their dau;ht.'r, etre, )los. sonhcrr-y. Will McIntosh. of North Dakot:e, is tisitine under the parental roof. 11. lfossenberrt', of the Dixon Ileum Las n,retn feared the seine for a term of Three y,'irs from \\'m. Dixon, of Exeter. A lex. Mustard rs urnsd from Tor- onto. fiat urd ty ewerting. James II. O'Neil. of Toronto Buss- Signature of art• College, Toronto. sprat Aunda ' in the village, CASTOR IA For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the take advantage of the finer sleighing to show the visitors aboutt the city. The ihorse which they drove was a black and white spotted animal; be- longing to Edmund Lambrook, and ryas hitched to a very light sleigh constructed by placing the b; d of a two seated carriage of n pair of bobs. It ,was with light hearts and happy laughs that the part started out on their drier. Mr. Edmund Lambrook drove the horse and with hint on Igo front seat were his fe. ther and brother, while on the back seat teat the two women. As the par- ty drove east on Derry street they met an autoniobile. The machine was going at an• ensy pace, but as it passed the Lambrook party the Horse shied alightly to the other side of deal road. Persons gazing out of their front windows did not pay any atten- tion until the next moment, when they sate the spotted horse running up Ilse strut at a terrific clip. Ai the crossing of Clay street t,ho horse veered in towards the curb then evi- dently started outward tenants the the middle of the street. when the rear bob of the sled slid over t.le )card snow with appalling force and struck ,the- curbstone. The impact must have been terrific. for every- one in the cutter was thrown mit rind the rear seat was snapped off. etre. .1. 11. Lambrook pitched headlong, het go ng aloe„ in the ambulance. Irn the ,meantime the father. tvho was lying on a couch at oto of the resid- ences, regained consciousnes and at once asked regarding his relatives, especially his wife. When told they had been removed to the Hospital, 3m announced his determination of walk- ing thither, but was restrained, the Chief of Police calling n patrol wagon to transport him. When the injured man arrived at the hospital lite fact was broken to him as gently as possible, that his wires seas dying and when he looked nt her uncon- scious form on the operating table he again lapsed into unconsciousness. Ile did not rally until a late hour. When the occuealnts of the motor car learned of the accident they turnrd back and later summoned the, police. It ebr i.9 ib v,dl that the sleigh running against the heels of His horse caused it to run away, rather than the fright at the automobile, as the hors^ was thoroughly city broke, it is said. The funeral twhich eels held from her late residence Monday afternoon was ettended by a large number' of relatives end sympathizing friends. Hey. A, 11, Going. of the James Street Methodist church, of which church the deceas••eI was a member. had charge of the services, while the Will bearers members of the Exeter Lodge 1.0.0.1e. were ;Messrs. .1. A. Stewart, it. N. itowe, W. Johns,' A. E. Fuke, ,Tolut hind and We J. Ilemman. Word was received Monday from \Les. Wilbert Lambrook, who iv still in the hoepitel at Fort Wayne, stat- ing 11181 elle is improvime nicely and expects to be able to. heave the, Slos- pilal in n few (Inys. The Gibbs Evap orator Co. $13,000 Paid out by the Company Last Year Public Meeting for Monday Evening A number of men responded to 11 has beet said That many who Reeve llobier's cell I asp Tuesday to I voted ng:einsl the bylaw did ;.o, nos attend a meeting in the 'Town. Hall with a desire to defeat it, bat be- te, discuss the matter of the 11ibb's, cause they didn't understand t h' Evaporator Company with Mr. Ilam. r wording of the itallots. \\'lite ter company have greeted their buildings here. they have rv- aporntort in other parts of the prov- ince and they may possibly give up their leminest herr. It was for this the compeny's representative. who ('aunt' here to find out went Iles ern - Pond ion intended doing teg•erding the proposed put -cheer price for the land or which the evaporator is buiit, and elects the business mon reason (3313 the meeting wee called promised to use their best efforts in and to sae if some• way could not be having da byelaw passed. devised so that they would remain it will be remembered putt nt the here. !:est election the roto one( he ey-law After considerable diretession it w•rs was 2:13 for and 130. ngainel. hut its decided to call a public mertitt for it was neceseery to secure u three- Monday rti,rbf. at which every rate - fifths of the total available vote. the payer is invited to attend and if 4310 by -lite was defeated. medial; fevers a r.'-submittitie of the by.leiv. Iho conned will be :irked to put it before the p^nple at an early date. Per i:veporelor ie one of Exeter's arms, rte., Ib y ' xprndnd in the preen -wive instentiorts. nt will b• Pei^hhorhool of $13.000. here nn seen front the amount of mon •y . e. limn for the paltry $100 asked and vend '1 by it last reason. an'I 1 the 4 u ;1 w,e very dis•appaintihtr to those meolm: fetors linviit it r-.,.ubri,it. + 1,110 lied the ;matterin Vend %viten led it rho+tbl herr Ih' heerrq support 1 the by-law tvts defentcd. of every t:il,•p•tyer. Last era 901) 1( 38 riot a rood one for the trade but notwithstanding the backward condition. the company did fairly well here. For apple., dal. 1 3 4 Coal and Wood I!eaters, regular......$lc ice $ 8 00 Coal and wood Heater, regular .. to for Ig 80 Coal I )eater Coal Ileater with Ogen Drums Garland Ranges, 4 hole with reservoir regular $33 for $34 20 Souvenir range, .t hole, high shelf and Reservoir $.f.l for $39 60 32 50 for 2925 32 for 2880 75C to $2100 All other Ranges 10 per cent off to reduce stock. \Veatherstrip 3c per foot Skates 50c to Siete) per pair) ' Hockey Sticks lec to 50c Snow Shovels see to a+)c Stove Pipes, Elbows, Dampers, etc. International and Dr. Scotts Stock and Poultry Foods. HEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE .1.•1..:..1 tf1'.I..I..g.q.,t,R'l,.l.,r..l..l.,l.,l,.li'•l,-1, :., :..1,++•i,.l•.l,i•,1 ++,:atee :-•::-.; : es ; .,i +++ .1, 1 !•+++•1•++4•++•D }.¢t. -A4, 4s..;.,:.., -,.a, q..: ++++.lE,t,o.+++-1 : -}•t• :-4•+4.4-•8+ •1• If You `avant Cheap Ilardware Go To v se se ++ st +es ++ +4- +♦ ♦ +.p.+ ♦* d• ar T. kHAWKINS & SON t a ♦Y ♦♦ Plaster Paris, Always in Stock at Lowest Prices, Galvanized Steel Shingles and Siding, Etc. Building Supplies Glass, Nails, Cement 1Vhere you will find a full stock of The Leading hardware Store in '!'own T. HAW K I NS & SON Dealers in Hardware, Cement and Wil't'. .:.•l•! •M•l- r t-: 4-:.++++++++++++++4-:-:..:-.:-++++++++ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.:„:„:-:-:-:.+•:•++++ •,Ai,i.31,rp•d•i•�a3r• •b•tiFi,3..p•,l..r,i.4..:.+ ;..:.•A+ ; }••l. J•4•.; ;,✓c.: • Centralia Nelson E. Hicks, "ie. Prexi"e"°n Pn•il of Lonr' don Conseatorc lb -Donald, 11. Reith e,i el►onald, Charles White, London Eng., Ernest 0. Eanlley, London, Eng. A limited number of pupils will be accepted. Mr. and Mrs. W. 11.• Elliott pleas- antly rnlrrtain,'d a number of friends 1❑st rv,'ning, The gr end choral festivel held in the elethodi=t church Thursday evert- ing was well 8tlep fled and Iced tiro roads been in better condition, a number front Exeter and other place's would have been present to swell the audience. The program was excep- tionally fine and much credit: is due Mr. N, E. )licks, who 11,18 ins( rumen - In( in getting it up. Th, Imperial Male Quartette made n good irnpress riot with (heir singing, as nlso did the individual members in the solos. Miss Lillian Elliott was in good voice and reeeivrd a hearty response es did Miss Heist. The \Wotnert's Missionary Society, of lite Methodist Church held its monthly meeting Tuesday at Mrs. Olivers. Miss Dotterel is back to her school egret,. i:rtwr,'t1 :to and 40 children are in altendince nt our public school. and some fear it will b;, too small in the future. Our popular choir snng at the Eden len-meetings on \V(•dneedey ovenin;. Mr. William Essery, of Toronto, visited friends here Zest week. A number from hero alt^neI "3' '1, • "1 cannot tpcaic tea highly of AiR• anniversary services at Eden on Sint- chine, for it is the greatest medicine I day end alto the °peer supper on ever used. 1 was .just about 'all in' Hendee night. The Centralia choir when 1 began the treatment, and in 3 look part on Sandey end Monday. months I was as well as ever. it is a Mies }Tattle Ibmdford, who has great tonic for weak and run down eo- been visitin,r her sister. errs. roster. 1' of Toronto, for the pest tit" months, fate. There is new life in every dose." ref ttrned )tom,• on Saturdts Inst. JAS. l4TOI.iKfi!{. `:rt. \Villiem Pa rsons id Mr. Ont., Dec. 19, 19031. :*jarnIle( Davis 11114)11A fhe funeral It is a sin not to foil your sick friends of their brother Mr. Will Abbott. et about this wonderfel preeeription. Londnn on Aaf nrd,y list. Throat. lung and stomach troubles, and elite •Evelyn Simpson. of Locant rig., all dodquirkyy u i'' d friends here- on-1hursdsy anti by its run use.own Atcnfallitions .truggists, 5Oecandred I'r'e) iy Litt. $I.00, or Dr. T. A. Slocum, 144., Toronto OUR IDEASEJ of what constitutes good clothing differ from the ideas of most other firma. We de- mand and use in al! our Suits and Overcoats only the best material and the 'purplest class of workmanship) Give us a call. W. JOHNS Merchant T;,:!cr -if you have Catarrh, rid your- self of this loathsome, diserise, Ask Dr. Shoop. of Racine, \Vis., to unit you free. a trial box of his Dr. Shoop's Catarrh Remedy. A gimpy,., single test will surly tell you a Catarrh truth well worth your know.. Ire,;. \Write .lo -day. Don't suffer loner. W. S. !Towey. -1'he Exeter Times has .t number of real .friends that it values very highly, because the friendship ex- pressed does .not appear to bo otos of selfish interest. A lady or a genteel man knows of on item of n.1w•rt that might happen to bs miet'ied by the editor and promptly phones We of. fico without any other thought than that of Improving the paper. These people sire more than et cup of water, and may b-' ure of a firsts cla-e ncddin'; ttotic', Cr obituary, notice or any other tittle contrite.. meat we lin %e to offer. There dire many items of read intereetine news that the editor misses unitrtenlione, ally, for lie cannot :i(relit to run a detective agency to 1'ty into private homes end other place, that are not within hie observatice. The people you know and theles you know aro often unknown (o hint, even as much as many of the things we know rind the people Ivo inert a1•• unknown to you. "Life in Every Dose"