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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1908-11-19, Page 1THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR -NO N33 HURON& MIDDLESEX GAZETTE iTio •�•♦•♦�•NN♦♦♦♦••NN♦N♦.••♦♦•NN♦♦N NN♦� v•♦•••••JONES & ♦ CLARKS' Pliotie No. 32. ♦♦ Christmas only Five Weeks Away It is Time for us all to get Busy Zs Christmas will soon be upon us. A few • Z weeks' are nut long in passing away so we cannot •• start to soon to make our preparations. Presents to think of, presents to buy and a good many more Store things to think about. This will be found the Busy Store from now until the Holiday season is over. We are filled up with the good things to make you or your • friends happy for the Xmas Season. Come right • i in and let us show you all our good things. It others, but when duty demanded' er will do you good and do ud good to see you. •• l viewswerewer�erccagpttzcetl his'icharacter- izeadvice. d 'by level-headedness, thorough honesty. candor and elisinterested- rtess. Ile w•ns so exceedingly careful to fulfill all his obligations, that those who knew hire well placed ex - EXETER, ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, NOV Nal El 1905, Osborne 1 Elimville Alexander 'Turnbull, whose very sudden death from heart failure wasEliza (Lamport. relict of the lata A meeting of the Council field in oui autuel Andrew was torn on Juno the Town Dalt on Thursday 5th i embers present were Reeve , i EXETER COUNCIL. chr cicd last week to these col- b utnns. was born in U.eborue fifty year's ago. his father and mother be- and emigrated nt'lth her family in 1 Dobler anti Councillors Johns !tea the 8th. 1834, in Somerset Eatgland)' Dl - Nov.- the following year to Canada. where • ina n ter! Knight. AI David and Isabella 'Turnbull. they settled near Woodstock and! Mr. 1). Wynn presented a , About twenty-four years ago he was y petition . married to Elizabeth, 4. the only continued do live there for about, signed L)• himself and others asking, Our Stoves are Right, Our Prices are daughter of the tato James Ifackncr, t'nghteeyers hmoved en they at ed .to' for an electric light at the rasher Their marriage was blessed with sew- the 6thn' (:oawrt. of Stephen, south of of Cal ling .wad Mill streets, granted en sons and two daughters, all of Crediton, where some of her tam}}y also that alight be place,( at the whom survive their father. M}r. still reside. Shortly after coming to corner of Victoria orad Mulberry Turnbull was a staunch iLiberal Stephen, deceased was married to streets. • without ibeing narrow in his political Samuel Andrew tend 'they made 4hcirJ Mr. R. ,Gillies interviewed the affiliations. Ile has been fur many )tome at lot 13, Con. A, Us/ionic iu years a member of the Thames Read the Council regards the opening of alponeer days. 'thirty-nine years Canning Factory avenue to connect ago. 'iher husband, after a brief ill- with his property her of the !loyal 'Tempters, end also Presbyterian church, n faithful meat_ 1` tiidawsudith"' a ohibiren,eves Bhaloft tat otttpurchase htr basettho that and continuo corpor- a member of the Independent:. Order of Foresters. lie was a mall of uu- ly she took up .l he sad task a!toted the street to ,,aero side of Mr. Gillis ostentatious disposition, never fn- her, mninlat9►ing ,the family alter.! Property. --Carried. truding his views or opinions upon with steadfast trust in God. Sh $1.00 per year in advance Everything in and RANGES Nice Fur Muffs Very suitable for a present. We have a nice assortment in Alaska Sable, Isabella Sable, Isabella a ell' F'oz, Black Linz, Stone Martin & Bear. From $7 up to $25. Warm' Neck Ruffs The most comfortable pre• sent you can buy Alaska Sable Isabella Sable, Isabella Fox, Black Link, Stone Martin, Bear & Persian Lamb. Frost $3.00 up to $30,00. Fur Lined Coats For a good warts cornfort- able garment the Fur Lined Coat beats theta all. 1Ve have the best in the land and at the very lowest prices, Call and get our prices. Fancy Handkerchiefs s 100 dozen of the beet assort- ment we ever had. They are silica confidence in his work. Ile certainly a nice lot and are .♦ never failed his friends, nor took ad - sure to please you. Plain and 2? vantage of his neighbors in his bus - Fancy, 'White and Colored • faces dealings with ,them, but was all the way. •• ever wining -to lend a helping hand, Front 5c. up to 50c. each.•Z aeat considered honesty 4o be the • policy. The high esteem In • which he was held was manifested t :by the very large concourse of sor- trowing friends and neighbors on Fri- day at the funeral, which was con- •• ducted by his pastor, the Rev. Colin •• Fletcher, assisted by Revs. W. M. • Martin rind Mr. LJlcKayt 2 The pall -bearers. were his broth- ••ers, Rev. Dr. Turnbull. of Toronto, 1 \V, A. Turnbull. of ITsbornc and j• his brothers in law, John Hackney, Detroit. Rev. Geo. lfaokneY, Bristol. t• , Que., Chas. Meknes'. Exeter and = Itubt Gardiner, Osborne. • ::Farquhar i Mr. Loyd Aldworth of hayfield is1 visiting friends Fancy Silk Wraps Nice fancy silk Scarfs, Wraps and Facinators for Evening wear. They are very swell goods and would make a lovely gift. From $1 to $3 Ladies Fancy Collars Just arrived. The new Col- lars, they are swell, all colors and shapes. \Ve have the low ones and the high ones, right u; to your ears if you wish. GENTS Christmas Ties W are re t ftr t tt nate it th our our New Ties in early this year. \\'e can show you the New Natty stuff. Nothing Netter has ever been shown in Exeter. FURNISHINGS Gents Scarfs The beet t• to have ever shown in all the new patterns of Mixed Greens, Blues, Browns and Greys. Also Plain Blacks and Whites. Prices ut)c., nuc., $1.00, $1.25 $2.00. Boys! Do not fail to see both these lines POULTRY Turkeys 10c. Ib, Live 12c. lb. Dressed; Cl -ticks 7c. lb Live 9e. Dressed; Hens 5c. Ib. Live 7c. lb. Dressed; Ducks 9c. ib. Dressed; Geese Mc. lb. Dressed. Cash paid one cent less than above. Jones & Clark IIcadquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing also high grade shoes and wall paper. ♦••••••N•N••••••NN•••• ••••••••••♦••N•••• •••••♦•••••••N•••• ••••••••••••••••••N•♦•••• rIONEY TO LOAN. DR-A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. 8„ D. We have a large amount of private funds I D. S., Honor graduate of Toronto can on farm and village properties eblowrabe 1 University. Interest. 01.ADMAN & STANDURY It.trrigtere SpIlcitors, Main st.lExeter 1 Dental Surgeon Office over Gladman & Stanbury's FRANI( (7AIION, Veterinary Suri Main street-ExETttlt. gems. Successor to A. R. Ram. say, V. 8. Treats all domestic ani -1J W• BROWNING, M. D., M. C mals on most approved principals. I • P. S., Graduate Victoria Un Special attention to dentistry. Office varsity, office and resldenence. Dominion at Ramsay's old stand on Main street, Laooretory, Exeter. Night call at Peter hawden's residence Associate Coroner of Huron. Main street. ♦•�• n. R here. ♦ Rev. .Dr. Turnbull returned to his •• 'Toronto home in ♦Z ZZ• Mr. Wilson of 'tralford visited 51r. and Mrs. noughts last week, _= Mr. Edward Pack left o'nl /Tuesday 2 to visit friends in England. 1[r. W. T. Douglas has . cured • the services of a Woodwork,••'Mid Zis now prepared to do all kinds of wood !work. l ZMr. inert Rundle hvho has betel working 'for Mr. df. Rundle +has pur- r chased the farm of Mr. A. Fuller, t near Wootl.hant. Miss Maud .Campbell of Exeter, visited friends here last week, Rev. ?Geo. Hackney. of Quebec, turd Mr. John 'Hackney, of Detroit, at- tended the funeral of their brother in-law. 'Alexander Turnbull. last Fri- day. Dir. John and Diaster Kenneth 151e - Nicol spent Saturday to Monday vin- iting their brother'Arr. d). A. aleNicol of Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. !Beavers have return- ed from Brantford, after a pleasant visit with friends. A 'baby girl arrived at elle home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fulton. on Friday last. Mr. R. D. frurnbull and W. A. Gar- diner, dt fit. Marys, attended the funeral of their uncle. Mr. Alex. 'i'urnlell Iaat tv' k. Mr. ,deter 'Gardiner of 'Blyth at- tended the funeral of his uncle t he late .Alexander e agt<1 r Ttten ht on Turnbull 1 Friday last. mitts Centralia • Miss Mtinnie M. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. flaynham, was married on Wednesday Nov. the Iltb. to Mr. Chas. M. Mitchclh 't prosperous young farmer of /this vicinity. The ceremony was performed by Rev. W. 11. Butt, in the presence of abont 30 invited guests. After the ceremony a wedding dinner was ERNEST ELLIOT served. followed by a musical pro - Conveyancer Accounts Collected gra. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell 1,ft on the ntttrnoort train on a Mu °r hon. M°\EY to loan a 1. for rates, ey11100n trip. North w est tan 1. for sale. We are Snowing some Choice Main St t Exeter THIS WEEK Office • res , Stock in BORN B_1111.1.1P8,• ` PIAN�F(lLTON-In 1'sbornc. on Friday 8.1' 111 Li,I P8, 1: SF:'1'li1t, LIG I S November 13t1t. to Mr, and Mrs. • ensed Auctioneer. Sales con 1 0 Lawrence Felton. a daughter. t 1 all England -In Sarnia, Sunday Lvov.. nth. 'to Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Eng‘ font;. :h sari. \' CASTOR 1A A7,E.-in Exeter Tuesday, Nov. 17 to Mr. and Mrs. W. •Vale, a (taught- ducted aughi'- due ee in a parts. Terms mss reasonable fr0111 the best Canadian (nak- Orders can be left at the 'TIMES Office j ers. E'BOSSENBERRY, ZURICH ♦ Licensed Auctioneer. Sales con, Good Secondhand ducted in all farts, Terms teasonabl Square Piano and satisfaction guaranteed to \f r. and ,Ales. John Cann n Iron. at a bargain. .TORY. -1n Stephen. "Thursday, ,Nov. MONEY TO LOAN daughter12th. 0 Mr. and Mrs. B. 'tory a . ,l We have unlimitedprlv''s funds for levee! Also three MARRIED - sot neon farm or vilh►getropertyat lows. \V11 SO\ LA\WSr)\-At the home of .)e, of intetemt. good second-hand the !pride's parents Stephen on t)tt'KBON oARLiNQ Exeter Nov.18th. fYad,e hentsefo.rtli devoted cher life do her family, and the noble manner jn which she reared then, and provided for them was remarked upon by the whole neighborhood. ""ler children shat arise up .and call her blessed.' Deceased twos of a retiring disposi- tion, very slow to make friends but her friendship once given was .ns lasting as life. She spent several years with her sons in . Manitoba and five years ago was the subject of a severe stroke from which she never fully recovered. and on Oct. 23rd. she was stricken nga�iat,, recov- ering to some extent. On Nov. 6th. ahe 'wished to be dressed and' get up but the attempt was too much. Iler heart failed to do its work and life ebbed away. Iter tspir•it Zook its flight on Nov. 6th Three sons and one daughter survive her, Joseph of llarniota, .who for many years has been Secy. Treas. of that munici- pality, Samuel and ,henry, success- ful farmers of that vicinity, and Mrs. Joshua Johns, of Eliinville, with whoa, she spent the last four years of ter life and from :whose residence the funeral took spleen on Monday Nov. the P11t., her ,remains being .in- terred in the Elimvi)le cemetery. Rev. Robert !licks of Crediton An old noluaintance of the family con- ducted the services in n eery impres- sive manner in the unavoidable ab- sence of her pastor, Rev. II. J. Fair. Deceased 'was a consistent member of• h >♦ rte Methodist t"s Church e hoL t I;htr h for more than fifty years. and for her death had no terrors, but with every pre- paration made, she calmly awaited her end. A familiar passage she oftimes quoted "I have learned with Paul to say, in wbatsover state I am I stave learned therewith -to be con- tent''. 1 Bethesda lleaman-Knight, that the reeve and Councillor Johns be a committee to procure the property neeeess:try. Carried .' . • Johns -Knight, that council pay $16. for nurse in attendance of Mr. S. Baskerville order to he made pay- able to W, J. Bissett. -Carried W. J. 1Ieamaal; Acting cicrk'i Friday Nov,, 6th'. 19118 . Regular meeting of the Council of the villago of Exeter. All the mem- bers present , Rev. D. W. Collins addressed the the council in reference to the illness at he asked they of Mr. Baskerville stating th was in bad circumstances and /bat the council help him as see fit. A. E. Fuke, that in the matt buying the roadway for the Gills as passed at ithe special me of the council held on the .`nth. be reconsidered and the action taken at the meeting be canoe and again be reconsidered at . meeting. Seconded by Coun. and carried Per /Knight -Beaman, that • the council purchase the land and con- tinue the street to the north side of the nroperty as purchased by 'the Gillis Company. Per Fuke, that the council purchase the land and con- tinue the street to the south side of the Gillis property. The ,notion, de- clared carried. The following accounts 'were or- der , Paid, to 1 T - White t Thos. o, t�streetwater- ing ht .,t t - r ae ing $53.90; Thos. White, labor. 50c.; Thcd. Jones, $1.87; Geo. Cud►nore, $2.50; Sid Sanders, *6.75; Alf. Bed- ford. $1.50; 'Geo. Atkinson, ,$3.00; Rd. Davis, $2.75 ; W. J. itissett, pt. salary, $33.00; Exeter Canning aunt Preserving Co. gasoline, $8.45 ; C. W. Cross, salary Cemetery, tt29.00; \V. Vale, labor at cemetery, $1.50; Electric Lighting Co. street lighting ' $106.08; do Town ILill, $3.60t The ,motion for $16.00 as passed at last meeting for nurse in attendance with S. Baskerville was rescinded and mace payable as $15.00. A. E. Mike acting Clerk, The council of the villago of Exe- ter met on Friday Nov. 10th, at the office of the clerk. All members Present. The minutes of the meet- ing of Oct. 22nd, were read and ale proved. meet - By -law, No. .8. 1908, huthorizing levying and collecting of theMuni- cipal taxes for the year was read and an ,notion of W. Johns, seconded by W. ,J Beeman. ttte same Was read a second and third time and finally passed, the Reeve and Clerk signing the sante. The committee re•purebase of the. er of sCo. eting inst. II; Shelf this , Johns Garlands Souvenirs Canada Steel, on legs • RANCES Art Garlands, large „ Souvenirs „ Huron Empire Garlands Modern Jeweils BASEBURNERS size Wood and Coal Heater $33.00 $35.00 Right. to $.;9.o to $_}S.00 $50.00 $44.00 $46.00 $33,50 $34 00 $32.00 $4.50 to $2 2.00 Stoye Boards, Mats, Elbows, Pipes, Dampers, etc. Scranton Coal. BEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE The Anniversary Services nit tileth- esda Church held Sunday and Mani - day Were the most successful evefr given my the church, the ,proceeds of 101e tea oft Monday night being $66. An interesting program was given iMonday evening, when ad- dresses ,were given by Revs. Bur- gess. of Elimvllle and Collins and 'Martin, of Exeter. Solos were giv- en by Misses tlluston. rollick and !forward and Mr. Senior, of Exeter. A TOAST TO WOMEN. There aro women ,wino -re comely. There are women 'l,u are homely. Bat re careful how the latter necessary land for roadway in the. (fins' you ,try There are women who are healthy, There are women who are 'wealthy, There ar.• women 'who will always have !heir way. and the lot from Mr. Knight for 25 There are women woe are trulhfttl, dollars . m1, approach to the Gins Co. 'D1iBs was presented. . The council report, t) having securer! the land from 'M r. tlawkshaw at 00 dollars per acre ere are women who are youthful. Was there ever nny woman .,who was old1 There are women who are sainted. There are women who nre painted. There nre women who are worth their weight in gold. There are women who 're lender, There are women who nre slender, There nre women very large and fat and red. There are women who have married. There are women who have tarried. There nre women •who can't talk -hut !they me death , • TENDERS OPE Gtntrnctors are tendering on (he new •priest's house at l .t her Fors- ter's. 'Mt. Carmel. Ic'r. For Infants and Children. CANN-In ,;'!,erne' Sunder. Nov. 15 the Kind You Hare Always Bought Bears the Signature of �- -- O R A N 5 daugh e,r Nn daughter of Mr. and •N1rv. fico. DICKSON lIt CARL1hG, 'Lawson, to Mr. Thos. J. Wilson. _ 1 of Exeter. . Mitchell-_fl,ynhant .- Al Centr:IPA, arromm soil erv. Notwrs tar oeeMoieere Sewing Machines Nov. 11. Charles M. Mitchell 10 Commi..l aero. Flollclton for the 0(aous Minnie M., daughter of Mr. end 'Tank, Etc. the hest the country produces Mrs. Gro•C . flaynham, both of tm- plbaey to Loan at lowest rates of tateretti. ---,no-- 3 [ trnlia. OFFICE1-VAIN IITRFET, EXETER. All the latest novelties in Sta. DigD L CARLING 1t. A. L. n. oTC"E8C tioncry. Lewis Thomas & Nutt6rar l Oc ur pricesffor ▪ l▪ l the al><tvc goods 1 in yner avor. Civil Engineer & Architect Terms the most liberal von could •••�••••••••�•••♦••♦♦♦•••• (,.ate Department of Public works, Canada ) desire Collector W. J. Bis=eft will ie at 5• Martlo son the iy.Toi) Hall overt Friday until Friday. flee, ltlh and also on 9atur- lay. Monday. and Tucs'lay, Dec. 12, 14 and 13. ••••••••••••••••••N•••••• SALE BFr.t3TF.R Snturdny. Nov. 210 -At the Met- ropolitan hold. horsca. cattle cull sheet, the property of ,Tolin Ford. Stephen, Saie a: f o'clock. R, P. Phillips, Auct. 1001)i10i1T-in ('shnrne. Satt,rd'tt'. Nov. 14th. Abigail Stacey, beloved wife of Chit -Ice flndbolt need 48 years end 3 montihs. Conndting Engineer for Municipal and County Work, F.Icctric railroads, sewerage and Water•nrkr System Wharves, bridges and Re enforced Concrete phone 2120 1.•n fon Ontario DR. G. F. ROUT y'i'ON, 1.. D. 8. f). 1). S., Dentist. Member of Rheumattsm promptly driven from J., (', 1). S., of Ontario and Honor the blood with Dr. lilhoop's Itheu- Graduate of Toronto Unioereity. uratic !remedy. Don't waste time OFFteE:- Over Dickson & Carling'• ttith common remedies. A Ica, Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former ,will surely tell. In tablet or liquid dental parlors. form. Fold by W, A. Howey: • H. Gook & Sons & Go • ,lesson On relucst of the Reeve, consul - for Beaman was moved to the ebI r and on -notion of the Reeve, second. •1 by IV. Johns. the report of the com- mittee as submitted leas adopted. Per the Reeve seconded by J. J. Knight that the new rand the grav- elled to the north side of the Gillis property. An amendment by Councillor Fuke that the new 'road be gravelled only to the south side of the Gillis pro. perty. Chairman 1icaman would Itot put the motion until be had visited the property and hail seen the road and situation, rind asked the council to meet with }rim at the new road al 8 n. re. Wednesday morning. 'tetenders l rve for gravel for the new street were opened ns follows, W. Gilles- pie. Thos White and Creech & ford. Per motion the ten derofCreech &elfaantifoordtgarrtt $3.30 per cord, being the lowest (was ac- cepted, .1. SENIOR, Clerk. UNCLE TOM'S C.\n1N The survival of uncle T'om'e Cth- in at the dawn of the 20th century is something to marvel over, but 0 is an assured fact. Th•• cleborate renovation of the old play by man•• ager McPhee. of the Downie Company 01118110 in a new pictorial dress with up-to- date methods plentifnliy tlioplayeai lhroughlout i1s ' halt dozen net,. judging from the box office receipts wherever this company ;Oars fur- nishes ample proof that "(reel, Tom's Cabin' is still petrol. Spec; it seen• ery for every scene depict' .I. en- larged choruses of r;enu;n• Il(' ro,s from the cotton .tett, modern up -to - late •pec:.alt:es. Iwo stale and female sent tett. a. a Land of Al/throne pio- n un .•.. t leo geonm cakewalk in per drag. This is to sad on the above ,t i eche sett nre entitled "The 1'al- two siei •5 only m•e will Rive you one ace of • !ver Wit'. improved light 'COupOre This coupon is good for 23 cents in purchasing one •e,ck of Cook's Stow i)rift best family flour, !mole by their new procesa of milling. if it is presented either of the two following days only. Satnrday. Nor. 21st. or Monday Nov., 23rd inst. The selling price of our flour is8275 ack of oar Bane Drift family flour ''1(0(5 and nter)ttniea1 ilfnaion!.wil1 at $2.50 and this coupon. Vie have ~� recently a !nipped our entire mill with the latest impfoved machine,)-. and our Snow Drift flour is now not second to any bread flour made. Flour end rued delivered in our town. Presented try 11. Gook Sons & Co sten it the Hoyt 11,.• production of (itis Inutohis td, Y. Thm present';, company in Berne :natance' is a'len- ble one and cantains bac tomes t.f numerous tacit/Oil :favorite.. f!: street p,radc is said le be the lon,,s richest and beet Rivett by a theat- r;ctl company. II: sure end see t at noon. at noon. Will appear nt, the C)1•.• house. .Friday Night. :Nov. 201►, Hawkins & Son Jobbers and Dealers in and General Hardware, Paints, Oil, Glass, Nails, Sinks, etc. We make a specialty of Eavetroughing, Roof ing and Plumbing in all its branches. Call and be convinced that it is the cheapest spot in town T. HAWKINS & SON Opera House Exeter Friday Night Nov. 20th COMINGTHEE IS e COMING Orandtsr, Bigger smell otter "!'hates t•Cvar. Direct From the East. with an All New Big Company. Presenting DOWNIE'S BIG SPECTACULAR . UNCLE 'S CABIN so - PE OP..E .. so WP.It end Oolorase! 2-Barids Of Mussia--2 25 -Ponies, Dogs and Donkeys -as 2- P J I l ren a in Cairo - 2 onster free,Street At /Victors. Will t'thibit Undar Our M Wset rproof 'Tsrzttts, ,Claire or ld1Fsirset. at Prices 25c, 35c and 50c. Nan (if Hall at Cole's Drug Store