Exeter Advocate, 1905-05-04, Page 1EIGHTEENTH YEAIt.
EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1905.
SANDERS & CREECH, Plop's
a
HOLLYWOOD PAINT
IS
Good Paint to COVER and WEAR
40 Shades to select from
In 15c., 25c- and 45e. Cans.
C.HIJAP FLOOR LAC
For Finishing Floors awl for all Kinds of Pecorating.
In 40c. and 75c. Cans.
st
omehin
New and
Nice in
Enamelware
seas& rilaalbs. sraaaaaaas,& aft ata stlasia oda aels. spa
la
Just received a big shipment of
4 Heavy Blue Enamel ware — very I►
4 pretty and very endurable—at the
jorprice of ordinary enamelware.
�ri ri r
x¢�s't�'g
Heaman's Hardware & Stove Store.
Tinsmithing in all its branches.
Leggett.
DICKSON & CARLING, BARRISTERS, SOLICI-
tors, Notaries, Conveyancers, Commissioners.
'olicitors for Molsons Bank, etc.
Mosey to toes at lowest rates of interest.
Otti�•es, Main street, Exeter.
1. R. CARLINO. B.A., L, I3. DiClleOir
IL(°sty TO LOAN.
101
We have a large amount of private funds to loan
on farm and +illage properties at low rates of inter-
est.
GLADMAN k STANBURY,
Barristers. Solicitora,Maln st.. Exeter Ont
LLOYD P. JONES
Organist and Choir Mater of the Tri+it. Memorial
Church. Teacher -Piano, Organ. to,ce, Ilarmony.
Modern methods Thorou: hues
anitoba andNorthwest
Lands For Sale.
The Sa+kat. hewan (-alley & Manitoba Land Coln.
party. Ltd., r.argeet Land Company on the Continent
controlling entire Canadian Northern Railway Land
Grant.
Two Mitilos Acres -The cream of the
wheat land. of We -tern Canada. Parties purchas-
ing now are gi+en wail 1st June to select their land.
For terns. etc., apply to
ERNBST ELLIOT. Agent, Exeter
ME
Wanted
It!LIAaLR NRC
in every 1o4.111 -
it) throughout Canada to advertise
our goods tacking up show cauls on
tree:. (ewes, bridges and all conspicuous places;
distributing small advertising matter. Commission
or salary 111160 year or sill a month and expenses SCS
ns
per day. Steady employment to good reliable men.
We lay out your work for you. No experience need.
ed. Write for full particulars.
SALES MEDiCINAL CO.. London, Ont. Canada
Pogue NOTtce.
I, Sarah Oarrey,of the tillage of Eteter.give notice
that i have made ap ',cation to the License Com•
missioners of South 1futon for permassion to trans
ter my license to C. W eadland, of Milverton. Any
objections to said transfer must be made to the
Idcen s !nepcctor on or tacfore May N.
SARAH e.ARREy.
COURT OF 1REVISiON_TTON'NNI111' STEPHEN.
Notice is hereto- id+et, that a Court of Religion for
the Assessment I:oll of the Tow u.hip of Stephen,
e111 hold its first meeting for the present year iu the
Town 11a11. Crediton, on ►ea:urday. Alae 27th, 10tk;,
at 10 o'clock ant.
Henry Eillwr. Tp. Clerk.
Crediton, Nky 2nd, 100.5. --_-
Hay
\VR!)D1X(1.-On \Vetlnesdny after -
Hoop the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
t'asper Ruehrig,of the llth concession,
i*Its the scene of a pretty event, it be.
tog the marriage of their estimable
daughter. Miss Kate, to Mr. Sinn H.t-
ket, at prosperous young farmer of
near 1)ashwiaxl. The company re.
paired to the parlor where the cere-
mony took place and which was per-
formed by the Rev. E. Sehuelke. The
young couple were then heartily con-
gratulated after which all adjourned
to the dining morn and enjoys an ex-
.701,'nt tea. Presents of rare value
and beauty. ats well as useful 11 orna-
mental were showered on the bride.
Mr.atnd Mrs. 13.tker will reside on their
farm, at shot t distance west of 1).1sh-
wo(xl. 1Ve are only voicing the senti-
ments of all when we say that we wish
thein a pleasant sail over the mitt •
menial sea and may they alw eye) find
life pleasant and prosperous.
DEATH. -After an illness of several
months the spirit of `n+t!malt('ather-
int', bele ett wife 11r. %I,•nn,' Oe+ch,
of the 13 stisotl Line. a a: 1•:u•1 i••d to
its ll.tker Gn Sund tv. i)eceased waft
al native of France end was born on
Sept f Miter 19th. I' N. hut mane to this
nutty to toy ye IWO, U,m lug her
illness She was never heard to com-
plain. Ilei• never failing chce'rfolness
was an inspiration in the hums', and
het no feet r,Intldcnce in God's gond
Exeter School Report
EXAMINATION IN 11i011 SCIIOOI
DEPARTM ENT.
Jr. I.eaving and Matriculation. The
first tato obtained honors, .Mary Roach
86%; Polly Windsor 71, Vera Cobble -
dick 66, Martha Carling 62, Hazel
Browning61, Alvin Brintnell 59, Edith
Moncur 5, Theo Hartleib 57, Bella Mc-
Dougall 51, Harvey Borland 47; Mabel
Sparks 44, Irene O'Neil 44, Daisy Dil-
ling 34. Total enrolment 13, average 13.
L. C. Fleming.
H. S. Depa►rttnent.-The first two
obtained honors: -Eng McPherson 79;
May Jones 7.3; Maggie Coward 63; Ida(
Armstrong 59; ORa McPherson 58; May
Wood 57: Mary Knight 56; Milton
Pfaff 56; Mau•y Mutt '54: WillieTrieh•
ner53; W. Knight :_': Elmore Senior
52; Nellie Russell 51; Roy Farmer 48;
Harvey Gardiner 47: Tom Carling 44;
H. %Vorkman 37; 1). Rendle F. Hoo-
per 28. No. on roll 21, average 19.
A. E. Dorrington.
Regular (.'Gorse. -The first two oh-
tain••d honors: Hugh N1tKet}• S0: Edna
Taylor 70; Beattie Martin
60; Thos. So inters 02; Blench Shee•re
59; May Hawkins L.Renar,• r57: M.
Johns 147; M. Buhi. t so; Ida now e :Li;
John Walker 53; 1tst:he Snell 51; Ed-
ward Willis 51; Millie Hissed 50: Liz-
zie Sanders 50; Mitchell 1V illis 49; Case
Howard 48; Irene Handford -13; Lloyd
Godwin 38; Geo. Aru)stiong 38; Harry
Rendle 35; Jessie Russell 30; Flossie
Sweet 29.
Commercial Course. -The first five
obtained Honors. -Jennie Hardy 89;
Almina Mot ter 79; Oliver (irayhiel 77;
Bertha Willett 71; Maud Taylor 70;
George Wambold 07; Edna Bissett 65;
Alice Howard 05; no • Parsons 50; lin
Johnston 57; Edith \lel:1 y 52:Garfield
flodgert 50; Bessie Wets)) 40; Frank
Knight 40; Allen 11cC'ne(ly 45; Dyer
Hanlon 43. Total enrolment 13. aver-
age 40. W. J. O'Brien, T• . ' e .
A Masonic Event.
The brethren of Lebanon Forest
Lodge, No. 133, A.F. & A.N., held high
festival on Friday night last, the occa-
sion being an utlici.tl visit front night
Worshipful Bro. Geo. Malcolw, 1). 1).
G.M., of Sooth Huron District, No. 4,
of Stratford. Thele was a large at-
tendance. over fifty utetml ers bring ,
%present, including several t i.itut-.
\'or. I3ro. Dickson and V. 11'ut•. (Ito.
Sr. 1V. -Katie Collins till , Lillian
Amos 80, Lois Birney 77: 1)0,Igl is Ste-
wart 77: Kathleen Stewart 73; Lillian
Jones 73; Clarence Miners, Bertha
M ick 71; Miry Mack 71; %Viuttifred
Huston 71: Minnie Amy 711: Lillie Hod-
g(tt '70. Jr. IV.- Viola Welsh 88; Lil-
lian Snell 87; Gladys Bissett. 82; Alm t
McPherson 80; Clifford MeAvoy 7s:
Allain Plrketrl 76; iluth Hooper 7:):
Clarence Pickard 73;, Louis Day 7e►.
No. on toll 39, average 38.
• C. Vnspet.
Sr. III. -Loney Heywood 91,0; Victor
Sweet 87; Garvey Acheson 79; Edith
Ileidenu n 78; Hetbie (.airliner 78; Wil-
lie Birnev 78; Olive Wood 75: Aggie
lhrkner 72; Annie Ilissett 71: l;Iatlys
Ford 71; Ella Wood 70. Jr. 111. -Chas.
Welsh KS: Petry Godwin K3: Iii t Welsh
K3; Harry Swed 7S: Lily Rowe 77; Lat-
imer Grieve 73; Harry Enke 73; i.aulra
McFalls 71. No. on roll 411, average 43.
11. 13. Walrond.
Sr. 1 L -Cecil Pickard 83; Clarence
Snell 7,1. Ss. it. --Lillian Hoyle tai; Katy to tenet...,him. Imported Direct from Jerusalem of the Holy Land. Their first Appearance on the Western Continent,
Heywood 79: Evia :Maddock 78; Willie and considered an enemy, hastened
Deering Sl: Fred Brock 80;l Tait Wood The Samaritan, the preacher went in charge of the world -widely known 1MIAIROI, the ramous Guide of the Holy land.
77; Wilfrid Stesssst 71; David Hsu 72; on to say, showed the lane neighlx)r-
Mary Acheson 70. Jr. ii. -Irene il:n•. Iv feeling, and while in this parable
�,the professors of good failed in the
No. rnt roll 710, average l.t. 1 sault Riders of the World. The Only
A. [:. martini of today Lacks in charity. Even the
Steuart introduced the distinguished;
visitor, who, being received in the ua-
n d tu:umle•r, thanked the In for
he fitting reception nCcoldrd 111m 1411(1
then directed the 1%or. Master to
exemplify the wank of the second de-
gree, open and close in the three de-
grees, and perform other work. Ali
was done •.t ; t h such a degree of excel-
lency tha t t he D. D. G. M. eulogised
their effoi t- in a manner that not only
reflected e•redi1 on the officers but the:
whole lodge. Following this itt. 1Vor.
lblu. Malcolm delivered an address on
Masonry that was listened to with
marked eit.teutiun, the speaker mani-
festing tt thorough knowledge of Ma-
sonry, setting forth the high ideals
of its teachings and demonstrating a-
bilities that fitted him for his high and
worthy calling Its a Grand Lodge ottl-
e(•r. The work over and the Lodge
closed the brethren repaired to Faul-
sun's Hall, where a couple of hours
were pleasantly spent. After a sump-
tuous supper, served by W. W. Stat-
ham, in the most approved style,\Vor.
Master Huston called the brethren to
order' and a feast of reason followed.
The toast (if "the King. the Para. GI end
Master of England" was heartily hon-
ored by all present and the toast of
"The Lira nd Lodge of Canada" resOtnnd-
ed to by Ht. Wot•. Bro. Geo. 311,i coins
civilization would become naught.
Ile was desirous that Sunday funerals
should cease.
The choir rendered excellent (music.
the anthems, a solo b)• Miss Anna
Mau•tiin, and a song by lige male quar-
tette being greatly appreciated.
After returning to the lodge
votes of thanks were tendered
Mr. Martin and the choir.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
its on
Rev,
Miss Lizzie Goui41 is visiting in Lon-
don.
Sliss Rme tliarton is visiting in Lon-
don and \1+ 11:ti ton is in St. Jtarys.
\Irs. Those. Trick and Miss Topp, of
Clinton, are guests of Mrs.G. Stanwell.
Miss Nnud Hodgins, of Kingsville,
is here visiting her mother. Mrs. It.
Mc Falls.
Mr. and Ors. W. L. Talbot, of Sea -
forth. spent Friday night with friends
in town.
Mr. Richard Penhale, wife and fam-
ily. have returned to Toronto after at
visit here.
Mr., Mrs. and Miss Mill have return-
ed from a pleasant visit with friends
in Windsor.
Messrs. Dan. A. Sanders and Alvin
Brintnell spent Sunday at Zurich with
Wallace Fisher.
Miss Elsie McCttllutn nn Monday re-
turned to her studies at the London
Normal School.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Manning and
little son were the guests of Mrs. Wan-
less on 'film isday.
Mrs. Yager and Silas Cunningham
left on Friday last to visit their par-
ents in Clandehoye.
Mr. 1:11 Snell left last Thursday for
Perry Statile, to re-enter the employ
f :2:c H itheeland Innis Co
was a grand tribute to the Craft. The- " '
speaker pointed out the .obligations,
ditties arms tequieethents of the Mem-
bers and illustrated his discourse with
incident of an historical nature that
made his speech of deep interest toad!.
The name of Very \Volt. Bro. J. A. Ste-
wart was also coupled with this toast,
and lie briefly and crisply respond-
ed. Bros. T. B. Catling and N. D.
Hut•don ably and interestingly re-
sponded to the toaast. of "Canada";
Wor. Bios. L. Ii. Dickson and T. A.
Amis, "Sister Societies"; Bros. llev.
Andrews, of Pntkhill, A. McTaggart
and Ret•. Aredeews.of Centralia. " Vis-
iting Brethren"; \Nor. Bro. Huston,
Bros 1V J Heitman and Thu,, Fisher
"Lebanon Forest Lodge•"; Bro. W.W.
Tannin. Wm.. Bro. C. 11. sanders, Bro.
W. J. O'Brien, Bro. 1)r. Orme, and
\Nur•. Bro. John Mcfntyte, " The la-
dies." A vote of thanks IVIS accorded
the visiting brethren after it ir--'
"Auld l.sug Syne" gold the Juni, a•
\\'al•den's toast concluded the ens''
tainment, all so heartily hal enjoyed.
Mt. John Olver, who has been visit-
ing at the Metropolitan leaves this
week with his daughter, Mrs. Page,
for Mitchell.
Ur. and Mrs. E. J. Spackman, and
Mr. Robert Sanders were is London
Thursday evening, enjoying the hear-
ing of the great Paderewski.
Me. S. M. Sanders left on Monday
on a business trip to Toronto and
Whitby 111 connection with the Co-
operative harvesting Inchine CO.
Mrs. t m. Batman returned last
week from a visit in London. She
wetsaccum9auicd by NIisa Nellie David-
son. who is now visiting friends herr'.
M('Gi111vray
Mr. Wilson, of the 4th concession.
has Laken Will Alexander's place on
the section. -W. Pearson has returned
to St. Thomas to t•esitWO ilk studies at
the high School. -Mrs. Torrance and
Miss•Abbie Black, of London, spent
r parents
r, t, e r
•e• n, bra f ht
last ark t the w
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Black.- Mrs. W•
Lunshorongh has returned from her
visit to Stt•athroy.-James Reid. of
the Normal School, London, spent the
holidays at his home here.- \V. Mor-
gan has sold his farm to Thos. Pearson.
--Wilbert Watson has accepted a po-
sition with It. Armstrong for the sum-
mer. -John A. Manning. of Toronto,
son of John Manning. of the 7th con.,
has just been granted as patent for a
machine which manufactures excelsi-
or. This new invention does the work
of 20 of the ulachi.es at present in use
and is rl great scientific triumph. -A
Model Session of the McGillivray Sun-
day School Association will be held at
the Presbyterian church, Lieury, af-
ter the church service on Sunday af-
'"rnonn, May 14th.
BIRTHS
Itl\ist•at • to (1 %sitwootl,u) April 23, to
Mr. attel 5Irs. Chas. Rinker, adaugll-
ter.
SCHn.IDHR-in Dashwood, on April '.'.3,
to 51r•. and Urs. David Schrader, a
daughter.
Wiess:i(T -In Dashwood, on April 21,
to \lr. and Mts. H. 51. \\'inert, a
daughter.
M1AIRIMIES.
GEIGER-12.4331E—At the house of thio
bride's patents, o►1 April 26, by Itev.
\l. L. Wing. of Berlin, Rev. Alfred
Geiger, of Elmwood, to Miss Lydia,
daughter of 511. and Mrs. Samuel
Itannie, of 'Zurich.
B.tKEtt-RoEttutcl-At the home of the
bride's parents, on April 26, by Rev.
E. Schuelke, Stun. Baker, of near
Dashwood, to Miss Kate, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Casper Roeht ig of
1Ith con., Hay.
FItENctt-Cooese--1u Clinton,un April
Li, by Rev. II. M. Manning, Victor
C. French, of \Vetaskiwin, Alta., to
Miss Eva, daughter of 311.s. Cooper,
of Clinton.
PHILLIPS—ROBINSON—At the home of
the bride's father, on April 241, by
Itev. C. W. Brown, John E. Phillips,
to Mess Fannie May, only daughter
of R. F. Robinsou,hoth of Fullerton.
DEATHS
OESCii --At the Bronson Line, Hay, on
April 23rd, Susannah Catherine. be-
loved wife of Nlenuo Oesch, aged 56
years, 7 months and 3 days.
CONNEII.-Lr Exeter, on April 27t.h.
Margaret Wigan, wife of .hones
('onnor, aged 62 years, 9 months
and 16 days.
POSITIVELY THE ONLY BIG SHOW
WHICH WILL VISiT YOUR CITY THiS YEAR. ~'
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Odd Fellows Attend Church Mrs r t;r,�
A GOOU TURNOUT ON st.N11AV
Exeter Lodge, No. 07, Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, about eighty
strong, paraded frotu the lodge room
to the Presbyterian church on Sunday
morning last and there attended di-
vine service. The members were
marshalled by Junior Past Grand I3ro.
W. J. Hemmen.
Rev. Wm. Martin, 13. i)., pastor of
the church, oceupieat the pulpit and
delivered therefrom a very earnest and
appropriate sermon. He chose fat bis
text the sentence -'Gia, and (1u thou
likewise," words used by Christ after'
having stated the parable of "The
Good Samaritan" and in answer to
the temptation of the Lawyer: "Master,
what -hall I da to inherit eternal lifeY"
and -Who is int ',sights,'" that he
shottlil love Irina ,,. lor, -.•lt
From the text an : the context Mr.
Martin drew a sit id picture of the
scene as described it) the tremble -the
wounded traveller lying by the roatd-
side, thoue ndrta a f'aleding encounter dying {Ig THE VA I J D E\! E R E FEMALE Z O lJ AV E
robbers; the coming of the Priest end
Levite, men connected with the chelrch
of the day and professiug to do good,
and their passing the injured loan
w•itl t tendering assistance; the up-
I►r•oach of the Samaritan, n, an enemy of
the wounded meat's people, the sympa-
thetic fellow -feeling for his wounded
brother and the substantial aid the
Same itan gave him. 1Vhile we find
the two Hien who professed to the do-
ing of gond dce'(is. failing in the prac-
tice. the ,uin.pt•r•iessor when he saw
the sufferer, although of another race
Cly.
SOWS!
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). MONSTER MENAGERIE!
MARVELS ! REAL. ROMAN HIPPODROME!
In Marvelous Evolutions, Under the Direction of Captain Maude Carter.
CHASM VAULTING COOPERO
In Nis Supernatural and Incredible Achievement of Leaping a 50 -foot Chasm On Nis Bicycle.
THE LA H A 1 R 01 HERD RAC NG, FIGHTING CAMELS
d S1: Lottie Delve Stl; Abe,iack.on 77; )e pro es'o s ( I"+ Je The Premiere LadyEquestrienne Somer.
P red 11cPheeson 71; James %yams/. 71, practice, the inference should not. be THE C O O K E s I tT E R S q
drawn that the professional Cllrlstian'
Pi lest and [.[•rite. un doubt, made ex- female Riders in the World who have successfully accomplished the difficult feat of Turning a
1 L- Ruby \( nod 116: Erni„ Ila(
vet}•
91; Leon Tackle 90; Violet Knott
eases 1(1 thbaa}'inR that the Backward SonlCrs,tult on i3 Bareback Norse Whil(' Running at rid, �Jpee.d.
75. Jr. 11. Elortie 1)innic 89: (Molts; night utas (1etnseltc-, 1 114ing on, they were ex-!
Delve 57; Annie Itav 86; Edith Davis peeled to be at home in Jericho at a
SI 1' u i ,, I, ks,en 72.sr.Part 11._.certain hour, the main was deal or be-
14,10,(4,1;01,,i,
e-
n••
1(1 ahe(.) ian,v•1)7:gnea VcKI►v 03: )-sand aa+sisten,'e. and the 1••brrers were
1 t t • d•
r) \I 1 1 S- !fettle yet near and they t tense v es in ang-
Edd:e 1i'e1..h 70. Mid. fart 11•- min, good, they were not sufficient to war Including
�cllu .1. ne t _. Nisei i. Jones
v ,. er. While the exri(set may have been
\Int Bowry S'2: Mn -that ISagQhaw 7S:
lel •\,gilt•( iail• \1 t Gardiner(taut the Pruett Ilnd I.evite in refusing
parpiaes solved all perplexities and 08: 1. .n "' (1011 isi; lln0 Vwert 8t3; An. Froth the subject Jir. Martin point-
ptuootllr(t all difficulties. Surely no ,1, n I1 . t • t `w; ltrlat Roue 7t);� I,tulra ed out the great %,clue of charity to-
-•.(.•.•ter life haul been lived alttong ns (• V r i, 1,' y,'nior Tai; Ne+rnurn etl of our fellow man, and stated that
to i ymrngaul,l old as far as she acs it ;1. h. 1 t.11. -i belle Hand. the Older then attending set vice on
1, •t n, loved and will 1110:)111 Inc Mrs. 1' •til •',:Sta Itlev.I,hns01; stay sim„11at their 80th (1)0)mit vettten(,ts well %ICC (111
sk . Most of 1111 •1te will he missed cons ht• 7,1. N•'. on roll 10, average AN. other similar nrdS,t WAS doing :► Brent
t sorrowing pat -trier and family, F. F,. (?at•lin(f. work in relieving the sntTel Ing and
44iti,•hconsists ,)ffive sons and (bice Sr. 11.- Madeline ('atling1)1 :Ilar(}} distress 11 of lit others, and vvidmvs 141411(1
,1 ,.!lit erg. and to then) we extend on t� Snell Sr;: Chester Ross,. ;e. sr. I't. il- orphans. The Odelfellows in America
'hy and u'i.t the remembrance Eahrl 1), i5 i;r.itrice !lodged 7:,• now number about one and a half
t. life will solace them in time of
1 111 • ,n and the kindly ministration.
or -t ntp.tthic friends in some sn1a11
14 .1" 1)01p to telieve their gloom. The
imolai took place on 1Vvdne5daly to
Ow Bronson line cemetery.
-:m of• gnett a the 11 rltd of charity.
t:,•t MiddIssex license 41 -commission.
1 • ,tt off three licenses.
Vadelle Part 11.- Jennie Bussell 71;
Slandie Elliott 70. .1r. Part lie Manion Maaniol 72: Bobbie Fleming 71.
No. 1. -Anna Hell 71: Joey Ferguson
711. No. no roll :39,nverntte lN-
Mary Parsons.
Canada t•eeeived 91.1.S1 ilnm'greats
frotu (ilea! Britain doting lfN)f.
million, with an annual revenue of
iERE, OF RARE AND COS'I'LY ANIMALS
a flcrd of Trained Elephants; Trained lions, Tigers, t1).enas, Jaguars, Leopards, Camels,
Monkeys, Ponies and tlors(s.
THIRTY CAGES OF WILD BEASTS, 25 -FUNNY CLOWNS -25 200 -CIRCUS PERFORMERS -200
SEE THE GRAND FREE STREET PAGEANT At 10 A. M. Daily
ALL TENTS ARE WATER-PROOFI
EXCURSIONS ON ALL RAILi•i3ADS
thirteen million dt,Ilair•., and an a TWO
'm -
m131 expenditure in benefits If boot vv
fo,lt• arnd 11 half n111110,ie
111 conclusion he made an eloquent
pleat for a sacred Sabbath, starting that i
if tate Sabbath were not kept as a holy
Clay the ggreat pt op of the church was
gone, au1(1 with the chuicb gone the
PERFORMANCES f At
l N% i 1 'P. id. ANt)'; P., M.
t EXETER on MAY 15th