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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1908-12-24, Page 4J.HE E X E T E h' .T I M ES, DEC. 24tb 1908. Christmas Noliday Gifts Call and see our large stock of Perfumes, Pur- ses, Bill Books, Satchels Pouches, Case Pipes, Hair and Cloth Brushes, Mirrors, Pocket Mirrors, Pocket Combs. Books and Stationery. All suit- able for Xmas presents Brownings Drug Store Centralia Mr. Andrew Butt, of Albert Col- lege, Melte vale, is spending itis Christmas Holidays at home. 'The anniversary of the Methodist iday school was unc of the best aces 'held. On Sunday morning the lOastor, Itev. W. B. Butt, preached to dents on "Family Religion". an -the 'evening Mr. Geo. Stanley, of EUCan preached an able and eloquent sermon to the young people. A ltegemocting goes field on Monday eVoning when a most excellent pro- Q'I'amtuLi uses rendered by the bun- ydase school and all Mere (delighted [with the solos. 'recitations. marches etc. Mr. W. H. ,Butt, of the Medical College, Toronto, is spending his holi- days under the parental roof. She tclosing exercises of the public hehool took place on Tuesday after- noon. when a lengtby and varied .varied program was given by the scholars. Rev. W. 11. Butt occupied Ute chair and short speeches were delivered by Mesar=. Sam. and Sid Davis. Tho teaCt T, ME Swan, bad a good year and bath parents` and children are pleased at the good re- ts• The dtIfferai of the late John T. :oyes. 'took place Monday afternoon to the Fairfield 'cemetery. The de- peased, who was a brother of Jas. 'Rohr•$, was 62 ;pears of age and made bis home 'w' b his brother. He was for n c plc• of weeks, suffering oil -b. a. trouble. Tho funeral • services .were conducted by Rev. W. If. Butt. A large number 'were pre- sent to show their esteem and re- spect for the deceased. Miss Gladys Essery is Spending her holidays with her parents. The well known strengthening _ properties of iron combined with otter tonics and a most perfect ner- vine. are found in Carter's Iron Pills which strengthen the nerves and body. and improve the blood and I1C6SELDALE A little stranger came to tho house of Mr. and Mra. John Park a week ago• Congratulations Jack. Mr. and 'Mrs. Jas. Hart, of \Volsc- Ie;. Sask., intend spending the win - (ter with their friends and parents Iu t his vicinity Mr. an 1 Mrs. Ab. Thompson, of Hickson. were the guests of Mr. and Mr'. Mark Cark on Wednesday. Mrs. Wm. Hanson and family have moved to their new home in Mitch- ell. We regret to lose such estim- able neighbors, Mrs. A. 1Uodgert was presented by the 'President of the H. L. and F. A. Society 'with nn address and hand- some present in recognition of her services of judge in ladies' fancywork for 4he last four years. The annual special services and X- m..- •tree of Mt. Pleasant Methodist church swill he held on the 27tb and cath tinst. Mr. John Gill. of OA River. Man. is visiting friends its this vicinity. Itusseldale tCouncil. No. 100, C. 0. C.F.. at their regular annual meet - Ing on Thursday evenin; elected of- ficers for the ensuing_ year as fol- loa s. V. C., C.: Harris ; V. C., 1). Dow ; Treas.. •3. Cole ; .Roc. A. Jlodgert ; As'st. Rec., A. Wiley ; Prelate. Mrs. A. Iloagert : Marshall, Arch Clod-ert \Var'len. rt bit r Cole; Guard. fico. Melville; tient ry, Wm. Russell; step. to Iran I council. 0. Harris and A. Wiley. There is no ono article In the line of medicine that gives so largo a re- turn for the money as a good por- ous strengthening plaster, such as Carter's Smart Wee'I and Relladoona Whalen The Time• wishes its many readers A 'Merry Christmas. D1r. tiatnuel Gunning and Jim (V - Why Referi to Doctors Because we make medicines for them. We tell them all about Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and they prescribe it for!' coughs, colds, bronchitis, con- r •umption. They trust it. Th :l you can afford to trust it. Ask your own doctor. The best kind of a testimonial - "Bold for over sixty y'Rr.:." awstas•.,asr = -, z' : A .� t.auu:wtur r 3tLtaiPAIiLLA. iier1l,il•k/`Z. Brien are having a large quantity of gravel hauled from Kirktou for the erection of a foundation under their thorn next summer Mr. (Hector Stinson, accompanied by Miss Dann, of Bryanston visited in London on Saturday. Miss Lulu Mitis, of \Voodham, vis- ited her friends here :tet week. Mrs. David Hodgson. who is home from the west is visiting relatives around there. A number from around here at- tended the Crossley & !Hunter meet- ings in Exeter on Sunday. Mr. 'and 'Mrs. J. Wright and 11; Milson attended the 'wedd:ug parte given 'hy Wm. Rowccliffe in honor of 'his son W. J. and bride. Miss Minnie Morley is the guest of Mrs. %larding hear Exeter for tho Christmas holidays. Owing Ito the ubsenee of our or- ganist, 'Miss Minnie Morley, Miss V Squires very.nbly filled the position on Sunday], Mrs. Sutherby and neice Miss Ve'1'- da Morley are visiting friends in London. A very sad accident happened in Goderich township on Tuesday which resulted in the death of Donald As Mackenzie of the first concession. Dir. Picot and Mr. Mackenzie were sawing a fallen tree against the roots of which sapling:and a another partly fallen tree had lodged. \Vben they finished the cut the roots dropped and in a twinkling the second tree crashed down and caught the unfortunate man between the two. crushing him to death instantly. His ribs and jaw were all broken. TOWNSHIP OF USBORNE NOMINATION AND ELECTION Public notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Electors of the Township of Usborne will be held in the Town Hall, Elimville on MONDAY, DECEMBER L'8tb. 1968 At the tour of one o'clock in the afternoon. For the purpose of making and re- ceiving Nominations for Reeve and Councilmen, Further notice is here- by given that in the event t,f more Candidates being proposed fol any particular office than requiret to be elected the proceedings 'will be ad- foot freedom be given to even the journed until Monday, January 4th, ; oungest babes. Test it once your- . D3 1909, when polls will be opened :elf, and ace 1 Sold by W. S. Howey. K irkton The (Times wishes its readers a Merry Christmas. Mr. A. 11. 1)oupe is visiting in Tor- onto. Leslie 'Bentley has moved into the house lately vacated by John Kens on the farm of Mr. Alex Ross. Mr. and Mrs. tAlbert Spencer paid a visit to (Stratford on tiaturday. Mr. II'l, N. Shier has u new, clerk:. IOCper pound. Last night's Christmas tree pass- ed off successfully and all report a high time. Messrs. W. T. Roadhouse and F. Stinson were the recepients of useful and substantial presents. and (We are sure no other persons deserve 'them as well as they and we wish them many happy L.hrist- mas days to enjoy thent. Miss 'Ella IDoupe and Miss Annie CHRISTMAS TOYS and everything for Santa Claus pre- Doupe are home for Xmas. Mr. llfugh Hazlewood is recupgr- sents in stock. ating ,after a strenuous term at the 35C worth of Sewing Needles for the housewife at 15c. Victoria University, Toronto. Miss Dorothy Dickenson purposes ; Call and Inspect for yourselves at spending Christmas with friends in KIRKTON Arkona. N.SHIER, Mr. Jack Moore a stable has sprung NI SO up like a mushroom. The magi's*. wand was manipulated by the John Elliot Co. Mr. E. N. Shier was in London on business last week. The alternate weekly meeting of the Kirkton Canadian Club was held last Thursday evening and although our slumbers were not large, wo had n proportionate time. Mr. T. Wal- ker gave an instructive address on ventilation, and Mr. Geo. Willson an interesting discourse on fencing and postsetting. HOT MIKES FOR GIIRISTMRS Argombo's Finest Selected Raisins 28 Ib. boxes for $t.Gs Best English Lemon Peeler -Special Two pounds of the best Walnuts for 25c. Something Now to the Trade NO AL FLAVORING EXTRACTS 25c per tube, worth $2.50 of the regular liquid extracts. Coughs that are tight, or distress- ing tickling, ocughs, get quick and certain help from Dr. Shoop's Cough Remedy. On this account druggists everywhere are favoring. Dr. Shoop's Cough Remedy. And it is entirely free from opium, chloroform. or any other stupefying drug. The tender leaves of a harmless lung healing mountainous shrub give to Shoop's Cough Remedy its curative proper- ties. Those leaves have the power to calm the most distressing cough, and to soothe and heal the most sensitive bronchial membrane. Mothers should for safety's sake alone, always de- mand Dr. Shoop's. It can with—per- nt S 11. m. nt the toiiot:ing places, as fixed by Township By-law, vit. Div. No. 4, Township Hall, Elim- tletisall. ville, Sidney Andrew, D.R.O. ; Geo. The (Times wishes its readers a Kellett, Poll Clerk. Div. No. 2, Geo. Merry Christmas. Cornish's house, lot 6, N. T. R. Jno. Harburn's tPrimroses makes suit - W. 'Homey, D.R.O.; Dan Dew, Poll able New Years gifts. Sure to please. Clerk. Div. No. 3, W. Penwarden's A very interesting event occur - house, S1-2 3. Con. 10, Thos Wash- red in Chicago on Monday evening, burn, D.R;O. ; Hugh Berry. 'Poll December 14th, when Nellie R., eld- Clerk. Div. No. 4, Public Hall, Far- quhar. John Duncan, jr., D. 111 0.: Silas N. Shier, Poll Clerk. And all electors are hereby re- quested to take notice and govern themselves accordingly. FRANCIS MORLEY Returning Officer t W. have r •eer,t•t We pu' I he formula• or es enr eneate'ee.. i otsm-etas$*.t. ! • greatly aid tho there; breaking up a cols. VILLAGE OF EXETER • NOMINATION AND ELECTION I'ublic notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Electors of the Village of Exeter will be held in the Town Hall, Exeter, on MONDAY, DECEMBER £8(h, 1903 For the 'purpose of making and re- ceiving Notninations for Reeve and Councillors and Public School Trus- tees. And further notice ;s hereby given that in the event of more can- didates being proposed for any office than required to be elected, the meeting will be adjourned until Mon- day, January 4th, A. 1). 1909. when polls will be opened at 9 a. m. clos- ing at 5 p. m., at the fol•lowin, plac- es. as fixed by Village By -Law,• viz. l'olling Sub -Division No. 1 at Silas !landlord's residence. Main street by Edward Treble. D. It. 0. and Iier- bert Ford. Poll Clerk. Polling Hub Division No. 2. Weekes' Bros Mar- ble Works, Main Street .by W. D. Weekes. 1). 1t. D. and James Weekell Poll Clerk. (Polling Sub -Division No. 3. at. E. 41. Fish's residence, Main Street by Richard G. 13eldon. DIM). and Alex. G. Dyer. Poll Clerk. Poll ing Sub -Division No. 4. at the Town Hall by Jos. Davis. D.R.O. and It. N. Taylor. Toll Clerk. And all electors are hereby re- quested to take notice and govern themselves accordingly. JOS. SENIOR Returning Officer Exeter. December 12th. 1908. RAZOR 1.1.4.511E w r ,.rel, .r. 110., No. 1 Some day shaving is forced epee every scan. At first it docs cit matter what sort of razor is used— father's pet Carbo @fagoetic or , w eather's fond birthday `in of an expensive safety with its constant tax of new Llade s—jest w it shaves. The beard eccn stiffens and than the real, vital question arise:: "Wey doesn't a rasor hold 1ta edge cni- formly from beck to ::.ad without boring or grinding?" Saving has now become a necessity—but the ccrfort and $steatiticn of a daily, cool, c! -an !hall is viay seldom cb- tain-d. l'• L:a.- 4''d is the usual o.acor.e of the eL'at, whether yea shave yru:s•Af Cr gave it done iu scar lateriteba'trer's chair. You p-rs,tteotly ask, "Why?" "The temper of the blade Is not tnifotr,, nuktrg periodical hcaing a::' fag a necessity." is our answer. The blade of the Cubo Marvttic razor is finished hya secret prcess cf ftnotrlo Tempering that positively t::erges (very particle of e rbon (the life cf •trel) into the metal --g •in;: a e1ansonrl-fiko ka, slnoss unitsrn:ty t`.rcuct4:t the blade—somethicg ebsclute!y ia.• possible with fire -tempered eft.: csed in making alt other rasor blades. But tett this rtes Aonfngt, no f,.IndIng, a%conditionatl; guaran- teed razor in your owe ho-e—cr here year barber use 1. o, you. Drop us a postal, cr tt:ter yet came to and see u% end we w,i1 rig. you our etw propnutioa for having these razors tested withoa: oblige - ties to purchase, together ),111es Seeks.. " Hiats ea Sha •1•" W. S. Cole, ,Druggist N.N The lVlolsons Bank Incorporated 1855 CAPITAL >i'3 374,000.00 RESERVE FUND $3,374.000.00 I Has 05 Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents in all the Principal Cities to the World. t M' ■ W ■ i r ■ r■ W W ififi� \I Oranges 20c, 35c and 5oc a doz; Figs 15c; Dates toe; Nuts 20C Candies—a fine assortment to choose from at Ioc to 5oc a lb. Chinaware See our assortment of pretty and useful dishes at from . lee to $1.25. Our space is too small to tell you all the good things we have. Come and see. Don't forget to send the children on Christmas eve to see Sauta Claus and the Xmas tree at the store at 7.30 p.m , . B. W. F. BEAVERS, Farquhar Mr. Arnold McArthur, .of Ottawa, years old and one of the first set - Is visiting his parents. tiers in the township. He is sur - Mr. And. Johnston and (daughters, vived by tour daughters and two Mrs. Emma amd Miss Mary, were in sons. Woodstock during •the past rweek,1 Miss (Etta E. Stanley 'has been attending the funeral of an infant engaged as teacher In the Essex pub - child of Mrs. Sjhortt, Mr. Johnston's lic school and Miss Holly Martin will daughter. teach at Fargo Ont., after the New Miss A. Carlisle returned last week Year. from !Belgrave, where she has been A quiet :but pretty 'wedding took spending a few weeks with her place nt the home of Mr. Alexander brother. MoFalls 'at 6 o'clock on Wednesday Mr. Charles Manus is here from evening 'when his eldest daughter, the west on a visit. Miss 'E. Ida bicFails, was married to The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup- Cambridge W. Ilawkshaw, reeve of per $vas observed observed in Car- the village. The ceremony twas per - mel church on Sunday. Preparal formed by the Rev. III. B. Stevenson, tory services Friday afternoon was of the Presbyterian Church, in the conducted by ltev. Mr. Martin, presence of the immediate relatives of (Exeter. , only. Miss thlcFalls has been organ - Quite a large number from Mete ist of the Presbyterian Church here sail and vicinity are attending thei tor the past 13 years and on Tues - revival services at Exeter, con- day evening the members of the con - est daughter of Mr. and Mrs, D, L. Anderson, formerly of •Seaforth, ducted by Revs. Crosley and Hunter,' gregation made 'Ser a presentation was united in marriage to Mr. Geo- the well known evangelists. I of a cut glass neater set, a dozen Dick, at lIensall. Another shipment of fine horses arrived at Mr. T. J. Berry's stable here on Monday. The shipment com- prised four valuable stallions and one marc. They were purchased by Mr. Berry from Mr. John Kerr, of Red Hall, Wigton, Cumberland, and although they were in transit over two 'weeks they landed in (food con- ncsday attending the wedding of ber Clition, and are as fine a .looking brother. lot as has been brought to this Mrs. Wellington Hodgins, Dick country. Mr. 'Berry's long cxperi- Hodgins, John Rollins, Lucan and Dr. once in the importing of high-class Lieber J. iflodgins, of Beaforth, left stock puts him in a position to get on Friday for Toronto to attend the the best stock that money can buy. wedding of Miss Belle Neil, elJcst Mr. lArthur Dignan and his sister, daughter of John Neil, to Chas. Her - Miss tEmma, of 'DIarquis, Sask., re- bert Parker, barrister at law .both turned home last week after spend- of Toronto. ing the summer in the west. Mr: Dignan will spent the winter months with his parents and other friends here and will return again to his western home in the spring. Miss Smith has added to the ap. illness of Mrs. Carrigan s father, Restorative. Test it a few dap, and pearance of her store front by tho Gren Sullivan, of Iiiildulph. Mrs sec 1 Improvement will promptly end erection of a neat balcony. Sullivan, who has since died was 87 surely follow. Sold by W. B. Howey• solid silver apooft3 and a gold plated sugar shell. The 'groom is a mem- ber of the Wray & Hawkshaw Mill- Lucan ling 'Company and has been reeve of A. Hawkshaw, of Vancouver, and the village for three years. Miss Violet Carter, of Toronto, are home for the Christmas holidays. Miss 'Edith Ilawkshaw, of Central avenue, London, 'vas hero on Wed- ' The old fashioned way of dosing a weak stomach, or stimulating the heart or kidneys is all wrong. Dr. Shoop .first pointed out this error. This is why his prescriptiotr — Dr. Shoop's Restorative—is directed en- tirely to the cause of these ailments —the weak inside or controlling ner- ves. It isn't so difficult. says Dr. Shoop, to strengthen a weak stom- ach, heart or kidneys, if ono goes at it correctly. Each inside organ has Edward 'Carrigan re resentin� -the its controlling c: inside nerve. P When these nerves fail. then International harvester Company, those organs must surely fal- of Chicago. at Edmonton, arrived ter. 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Entry by, proxy tnay be had at the agency, on • certain conditions, by father, mother son. daughter, brother, or sister of intending homesteader. Duties :—`fix. months residence upon - and cultivation of the land in eaob of three years. A homesteader tnay live within nine miles of his home- stead on a tfarm of at least 80 acres • 'e • owned and occupied b im or C 1