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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1907-02-21, Page 4CrVIA "D I T EWELR" An antiseptic toroth paste, die irately perfumed and a pleas- ant preparation to cleanse and whiten the teeth. SAVE YOUR TEETH Basing a Good Tooth Paste CREME DENTRIFICE will do all that a perfect tooth paste can do and it is perfectly harmless. Comes in handy. Screw -capped, collapsible tubes and Sells for 25c a bottle. Prepared by W. S. Cole, Phm.B. Central Drug Store Exeter, Ontario ezeter L iso ate, Sanders & Creech, Props. THURSDAY, Feb. 21, '07 Anderson Russell Crago, who has been ill for the past two weeks with pneumonia, was a little better. but has a relapse and is very low at present with no hope for recovery. -A grand musical and literary entertainment, under the auspices of the Musical Committee will be held in the Anderson Methodist church, on Thursday, Feb. 21, when the following well-known speakers will be present: Dr. Sparks. Dr. Knox, John (;ray, W. H. Tovell, F.C. Thom- as, Fred McTavish and others. -R. H. Sweitzel• is busy these days drawing material for his new house.- P. Spar - ling is confined to his bed with grip. Lucian Mr. Robson of Denfleld has been added to the Standard Bank staff. - Mrs. W. C. Ilodgius has returned to Southgate. after a visit here with her sister. Mrs. (Dr. ) Ten nent.-Miss Kath- leen Fox, second daughter of Leonard Fox, who has been resiling in Van- couver, B.C., for the past year and a half, has returned horse owing to the severe illness of her mother. -L. Mc- Tavish has purchased Mrs. Jane Reith's residence. -Jos. Hodgins has sold his livery business to Geo. Crawley of Ex- eter. The latter has taken possession. Edmund Thompson was recently fined $5 and costs for carrying concealed weapons. --Wm. Downing has gone to Winnipeg with a carload of horses. -- The other day Reeve Hawkshaw re- ceived a cheque for $64 from the On• tarn Government, being the village's share of the Provincial railway tax. - J. D. McKenzie. of the Sun staff, has gone to Newbury, owing to the illness of his father. -Miss Josie Simpson is ill at the home of her sister in Lon- don. --At a well attended gathering in the Presbyterian church Monday ev- ening the Rev. Mr. Paton, a mission- ary from China, gave a very interest- ing lecture on China and the Chinese, illustrated by numerooa views. He heiner is visiting friends in the Village I 'hilenrrnest day Darinst g kDtearing was horse Bran rig has been in the mission fields of China this week. -The Sovereign Bank is he. bread c for fifteen years, and his remarks were ing repainted and t•epapered. A Tell- away. It caused some excitement but very interesting. -Sidney Mara of this ei'a cagy has been ordered and will be no damage was done. -Miss Carlyle plane•, who had been in trouble two' placed in posit 14,0 in the near flit errs has gone to Seaforth to spend some years ago for horse stealing, is again 1 - Wesley Finkbeit.er, who has been weeks with her sister.- James Moore in trouble. Last Thursday while in 5t. working in is radon since hest fall, has and wife spent Sunday in Kippen. - Miss Mclntyre's many friends will be pleased to know that she is getting along nicely from the effects of her recent accident. She has been waiting on Mrs. Hart daring her illness and while going clown cellar missed her footing and fell to the bottom. bruis- ing her head and fracturing her wrist. -T. Murdock ham purchased a new race horse.-- Many will regret to hear that %Vm. White, of Ilihbert, license inspector of South Perth, is very ill at his home with bronchitis. ile has not been very well for sonic' time and his friends are very anxious to hear of a speedy recovery. -The hotelkeepers here are still matting over the p+ass• ing of the Ince' option and there has been considerable feeling in local cit• cies which will likely terminate in the proprietor of tate (2ucen's Hotel hav- ing to face a lawsuit. Inspector Tor- rance has taken the case to Goderich for pro:wentien and Polka. Magistrate' Humber will deal out justice.- --The Farmers' institute tweeting was held in Millet -'s Hall on Tuesday afternoon and evening. The eddre9ses were per- ticelatly interesting and instructive, ail appreciated by the Large number present. STORE 1Ve invite you to an inspection of our stock of Watches andClocks Jewelry of all finds Nioe Fanoy Articles Choice Silverware 1Ve have marked our goods down to the lowest possible selling price and can give you bargains in all lines. Repairing-•+-• Everything in the repairing line done on short notice. We stake a specialty of watch and clock re- pairing and cleaning. We Solicit a Call JAS. LAWSON cep into The Habil Of looking for sunshine and fragran(!e, you'll find it! The Bee and the Buzzard hover together! One goes straight to the rose golden, the other to the decaying carcass. COME, draw the honey from "Our Clothes Garden" and taste the sweetness of CLOTHES SATISFAC- TION. Our Spring impor- tations are ready for your inspection. - New Designs, Beautiful Weaves and Colorings. NO HIGHER Right in style Close personal attention. J. H. Holtzmann CItEDITON Crediton Revival meetings have commenced in the Evangelical church. We trust they will he the means of saving many souls. -Ira S. Brown has been quite ill the past week. Ms many friends trust he will soon recover his former health. -The Inc harvest this year is good. August H111, who bought the butcher shop last week, has been put- ting in the season's supply of ice this week. -Mrs. S. Essery is visiting Mrs. John Crone and friends in St. Marys. -Rohe' Walker's sale, which was held last Wednesday, the 13th inst.. was well attended. None of the real estate was sold with the exception of the butcher shop and lot to the east, which was sold to August Hill for $(i50. Our people are anxious to know who will be the new butcher, and no doubt we will know in a few days. -J. tinker has bought the :,1) acres of land lying to the north cf the 50 be owns, from EdwardLawson.-Jetcob Fink- endured the pain with much re•signa-'--- tion. A neat more (1 ut•, a (r lend nee. sincere, and it citizen more uprjght , cannot he fouwd :uiytvli. 1 . Het death t tono%es another of the tem:tining pio- neers of this bectinn, fur she was one' who had endured many hardships, but she leaves behind her the fragrance of a good life. The remains were inter- red in the Evangelical ceutetery yes- terday (Wed.) 1Ve join in extending our heartfelt sympathy to the bereav- ed families in this their hour of trial and sorrow. itiltjntiall Mrs. Roberts, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. (Rev.) Toll, for some months left for her home in 8t.- Marys Wednesday -Wm. Webber was its Goderich Wednesday on busi- ness. -Mr. Torrance, license commis- sioner, was in town Friday on business. On Saturday afternoon little Verna Jarrott entertained about 20 of her little girl friends; the occasion was to celebrate her birthday. Mr. Jarrott gave the little ones a delightful drive, after which all enjoyed a pleasant time at the former's home. --A grand carnival was given in the rink Monday evening. The ice was in good condi- tion and a large number were present. -A yery interesting program was ren- dered at the League Monday evening. -Chas. Stevenson visited friends in town Sunday. Must be some attrac- tion. -Mrs. Sararus of Zurich is yisit- ing her daughter, Mrs. Seamon. -Wil Hodgins spent a few days in I. ondon this week. -Fred Manns spent Wed- nesday in Toronto. -G. Dick shipped a carload of cattle on Tuesday. -A load from Seaforth attended the carnival Monday evening. -Miss Edna Neeland has returned from a months' visit in Toronto. -Miss Hart has returned from a week's yisit to Glencoe. -Roy Nee - lands has returned to Paris. -Miss Dow is visiting at the home of her brother, Simon. -Miss Ross of Gode- rich is visiting at the home of W. Col - will. -Miss Margaret Bonthron left Friday for Toronto General Hospital. --Mr. and Mrs. G. Joynt are now oc- cupying their handsome now resi- dence. -Mrs. James Troyer and daugh- ter, Miss Ethel, have returned to Sea - forth after a week's visit here. -W. C. Davis and wife have recovered from their recent illness. -Mr. and Mrs.Jas. Logan entertained a number of friends on Tuesday evening to a little dance. -itobt. Thompson, jr., 2nd line, who has leen quite i11, is convalescing.- The W.M.S.stet at the horse of Mrs. John Blatchford Wednesday. There was a good attendance and a splendid program was given.- Mrs. C. Manns, after a pleasant stay here, left Wed- nesday for her horse in Manitoba.- We are pleased to note the daily im- provement of Mrs. McTaggart of Chis- elburst, she having recently fractured some ribs by falling through a hole in the cellar. -1'. Painter last week mov- ed his restaurant to 5. Raunie's block. The store he vacated will be used by the McDonald firm.as it show room.- Alfred Edney passed away at bis home in Hibbert on the 1!1111 inst., at the age of :n years and 17 days. -Mr. and Mrs. Rickert are spendinga few days at Goderich.--Chris. Luker, wife and daughter, Miss Beatrice, of Exeter, Sundety with Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Wilson. "Bonnie Burn." Tucker - smith. John Russell of Montana also visited at the same home last week.- A number from here attended the oy- ster y - stet• supper at Kipper), under the nua- pieces of the Indies' Aid of St. An- drews church. An excellent time is re- ported by all.- F. Coleman, son of Mrs. Win. Coleman of Hay is in Clin- ton learning railroading and telegra- phy and is applying himself with an earnestness and attention that bids fair to insure his success and promo- tion. -Mess' s. I. Bice, Donald limns, H. J. i). Cook were in Goderich Mon- day. -Miss Ida Peat of London is s )ending a week with her parents. - Thomas he hired a horse and rig from been engaged to work for Eli King Parker & Hon's livery rued drove to this summer. His many friends wel• London where he tried to dispose Of conte hint back into 0111' midst. -The the outfit to a liveryman. The latter South Huron Branch of the Fanners' heeam0 suspicious and phoned the de- institute had a sleeting in the village tectives but Mara scented trouble and last Friday. 'fhe afternoon meeting left the city. Ile returned later and was held in the Town Hall and in the exchanged the buggy for a speeding evening a union meeting was held with cutter, which he stole from the Fres- the Literary Society in the School. er House. Mara then sold the outfit house. interesting addresses were de - to a Landon grocer for $;d). As for livered by Dr. Reil of Georgetown on Mara he has disappeared and although "Horse training" and by Major Ship - the police have done everything to Io- pard of Niagara on "Three historic cats him, they have been unsuccessful. days on Niagara." -Several frotu here -Constables Shaver and Piper acting attended the Carnival at Exeter on on instructions of High Constable Hughes of London arrested Wm. Mc- Mahon, who broke jail here last Sep- tember while charged with the theft of it disc harrow. McMahon left the Tuesday evening. -M iss I)init Wood of London it visiting relatives here.- Mre. Jos. Naist had a quilting bee on Tuetelity. Quite a number of her friends welt.',learnt and 899ist0(1 her country but recently ret and wag in the work. -Mies ida itan, after a living ori a fat ut 110101w -est of i'arkhill. pleasant visit in Exeter left last week The high constable learned of his for London where she intends renuun- wherealRollts and sent the constables, ing for n titin. -E(1. King of Yale, who made a clever capture. McMahon Mien.. is visiting relatives and friends was brought before J. R. Mc('omb. .1. in town f.'r a few weeks. Mr. King P., here'I'ocsd•►y, pleaded guilty and left these pat ta i1..ntt22 years ago and was sent for trial. is among tln>se prosperous ('enad- - __---.-_--- -- inns over the lenders -bliss (iirvin, one of our teachers, was severely Lit len in the ,trap by :t let ge dog. owned by Fred 1Vuerth. when she was return- ing from settee'. on Monday evening. We (mot th it the injury will not prove serious.-- Art Zwicker, who left Saturday ie. -ening f.•r London. is ill with la gtiphr. -The oyster supper given the Methodist ru ch last night tv is a siteceee. A I tt•ge nunther were in .tttendence and tIi'rongltly enjoyed the excellent pi -)gram ren• detect after the mnpp"r. Is It Your Own Hair? Do you pin your hat to your own hair? Can't do it? Haven't cnough hair? it must be you do not know Ayer's Hair Vigor! lucre's an intro- i)i lis. -Thr' grins reaper, death. has eg un visited our midst and re- moved two of oar most highly re. stttcctr.1 1emidtrtt9. On Salm day .1, se irdwnrds was called away nt the age of 56 sent.. The cause of his death Deevr11 cpF Milt, 1VitrTli. - The death en Monday of Mrs. Jae. White, brought to a close the life of one of the few remaining founders of Flay Town- ship, and takes from view the loving mother of one soil, Wm., of Rodger- vi11e, end two d.utghters. Mrs. Robert Bonthron. Henssll:,tttd Mrs. (Dr.) Mc- Leod of Detroit. To live to the age that was her goal fortune to enjoybeing S.i year., and the joyous comfort of her children, who are now bereft. derived from this blessing, was stiff• cient evidence that her long earthly existence, was ewes her for a noble mission. Iles reps' ienees as a pioneer would 1111 t•oleines of stirring incidents: duction ! hiay the acquaint- was pneumonia, from which he was hitt these like in my others scent's. once result in a heavygrowth nflic!ed only a few day. prc%ioett to Willett are worthy worthy li .ing recorded, death. )',rely fling possible way done will soon Ansa .'tit to the unknown too of rich, thick, glossy hair! rat, hilt hat all 1.1 n., avail and en the mow) to be fergett'•n. Mrs. White hail Use this splendid h'(ir-food;.bore day the cnrl.tin was drawn over Intron ailing (o)• sante (inn' 14111 the int- ' well spent life. Ile was a true friend mediate cults of (leatl) was a general stop your falling hair, and get and ht• hi- dear we lone it valued eit- breaking op of be system. Dece.tae.l rid of your dandruff. izcn. The rent tit.. were 1 lid to rest in has been a resident of this vicinity nil, field cernet( t on Mandate end nesiIv all her life, and hag been :t r"• The best kind of a testimonial - was well nl tend' (1. -int 'fnesday the i lent of Hensall for several years,Cone "Sold for over tasty rears." spirit .4 Mr. Christina Diver wag ing here from Rodger rill', and by iter wafted to its h 'mem) high. 1)(•ne: oerl, kindness of heart and loving disposi- who lied reached the age of ti6 years, tion won a host of warm friends, who has been ill for some time end daring greatly regret her departure. Her the Latter periods of her illness had un- hnshand predeceased her several veers. dergone a great deal of suffering, but The funeral takes pl ice today I'thitia• despite these she was very patient and day) to Hensall cemetery. tee., newest. � 0 ta.u.i.tsrere .t hersPt"' UQnT PeCTtltAL. Paciicd at the Oven's Mouth We do things right at the Mooney bakery. Crackers are packed piping hot from the ovens. The moisture -proof paper and air -tight tins retain all the freshness and crispness. no matter where or what you buy them. They come to your tae bie just as inviting and de- licious as though you ate them at the oval in the bakery. At AB grocers in 1 and 3 Ib. packages Moray Miss Lena Mason is assisting at the post office here. -Master Telfer Grieve son of Andrew Grieve, who has been quite ill, is, we are pleased to learn, rapidly recovering. --A number of our citizens are suffering from La grippe. -We are sorry to learn of the painful accident that befel Fred Hill, who went Nest last spring He was' at- tending to a horse when the animal kicked him in the leg, breaking it. The accident will necessitate his lay- ing off work for pa few weeks.] Sorin bury .Hiss Louisa Hodgins has returned front a visit with friends at Birr.-Miss Hotham has returned to her horse in Dot chester after It visit with Mrs. Frank Davis. -The telephone line has not yet been completed. -While Mrs. Albert Mitchell waft driving towards Elituville on Tuesday last to visit her mother, the horse took fright at some logs on the roadside and ran away. The driver was thrown out and the horse then proceeded to demolish the cutter, which was badly broken. Mrs. Mitchell luckily escaped unhurt. Eden Mr. and Mrs. Will Dickens of Saints - bury spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coates.-Sarnnel Hicks and wife spent Sunday in Exeter. -Miss Hod- gins of Liman visited at John Essery's last week. -A surprise party of Exe- ter people spent an enjoyable evening at the home of John lesseryon Friday. -The Edsn anniversary will be held on Sunday, Feb. 24th. Preaching in the afternoon at 2:3) by Rev. near of Exeter and at 7 o'clock by Geo. Stan- ley of Lucian. On Tuesday evening following an oyster supper will he served in the basement of the school and n grand program will be rendered in the church. Everybody welcome. Admission 20 and :30 cents. Brinsley. Recently while Gurdon Trevethick was driving home from Ailsa Craig his horse became frightened at some- thing and ran away. He managed to keep the animal 00 the road and es- caped with very little dans age.-NVtn. Darling. jr., has purchased a black bronco driver. While out for a drive a few days ago the horse began to kick and clearing itself from the cut- ter ran away. Will luckily escaped without receiving any injuries. Mr. Gower has taken the beast in hand and has it thoroughly mastered. -Mrs. %V. Shonldice has teturned fratn a few weeks' visit to Mt. Brydges.-The many friends of Adam Scott, con. 20, will regret to (earn that he has com- pletely lost his eyesight. This in addi- tion to his deafness snakes his condi- tion doubly dependent. lie is a man of about (11) years of age. --1t is rumor ed around that the Ebenezer, Marrs Hill and West church congregations are going to unite and build a new church here. This stove we think is a step in the right direction. The three congregation would make one good congregation. They could build a comfortable place of worship, which cannot be said of (either of the above mentioned churches.-- Miss M. Autos is visiting friends in London. DRATII of Nina. FnAHEn.---"in the midst of life we :me in death." Sel• dna) has it fallen to our lot to record the demise of one who loothed so large- ly in the eye of McGillivray inhabit - ante as that of Mrs. WM. Fraser, who died very suddenly on Saturday last, in her 05th year. Deceased had snRer- ed ft 0111 a weak heart for 90100 time, but she was as well as usual on the day of her death. Her son-in-law, John Dixon, tth cin., had called at her home, intending to take her hone with hire, but while conversing she eleidenly fell heck (lead. Iler husband predeceneed her on Jan.2tth, 10103, and since that time she has conducted the store and Acted es postmistress at West 11c(iilliv►,+y, Being in )wsiness with her late husband for over forty years in McGillivray, we• ran truly say that she was ne honest woman. The sma►Il- est child rertl(1 Se sent to her 91"x0 with en order and return with the full value of geode. Her kindness and true Christian chnrteter ons nn example for all who made her acquaintance. Mrs. Fraser was it &Itifnl wife and a lo%in,( mother :old wt. highly re,peet- ed by all who knew her. Iles• kind he'site(Inese. in early days, tip the poor who needed help wit% more than might he expected from people who possessed three tunes her wealth. She has gone but will not be forgotten. She is fall, view' by one daughter, Mrs. John Dixon, and one son. William. on the homestsad, and to them we extend our deep sympathy. The fnnrral took place Tuesday to Parkhill cemetery, followed by it large concourse of sor- rowing friends. The Leading Commercial Schou School of Western Olitali() CENTRAL a/WS STRATFORD. ONT. Our courses are thorough and practical while the teaching is done by an able instructor. The ambi• ttous young men andoung women who desire to Fet the best possible Commercial training patron- ize this School, while business men are in sear. our graduates to fill responsible positions. The beet ttnie to enter our classes is NOW. Beautiful rata Logue free ELLIOTT & McLACHLAN, Principals. WAREHOUSES -AT- EXETER, CENTRALIA AND CLANDEBOYE Highest Price paid for Grain RICH. SELDON (Successor to Joseph Cobbledick) AT THIS TIME OF THE YEAR Everyone needs something to create and maintain strength for the daily round of duties. There is nothing better than an Ale or Porter, the pu t ity and merit of which has been attested by chemists, physicians and experts at the great exhib- bitions. THE MOLSONS BANK (incorporated by Act of Parliament 1955) Head Office, - Montreal Capital Paid Up $3,000,000 Reserved Fund••• • • • • . • • • • • $3,000,000 FORTY-EIGHT BRANCHES IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA EXETER BRANCH OFFICE HOURS 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. SATURDAYS, 10 a. mato 1 p. la. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. Farmer s Sale Notes cashed or collected. Forma supplied on application. DRAFTS on all points in the Dominion, Great Britain and United States bought and sold at lowest rates of Exchange. ADVANCES trade to Farmers, Stock Dealers and Business Men at lowest rates and on most favorable terms. DEPOSIT Receipts issued and highest current rate of interest allowed Sating Bank Departments posits of e7 andand upwards recrtced. Internet com- pounded half-year)}' and added to principal June 3Ut6 and December 31st. Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government. DICKSON & CARLiNG, Solicitors. N. D. ITUI{DON, Manager, BOY'S AWFUL PLIGHT. 1Vingltatn, Feb. 13. -Little Johnnie ;Mitchell was on his way to school yes- terday morning when he [net a mis- chievous boy who dared him to touch his tongue to an iron tie -post. The little fellow accepted the challenge, and put his tongue to the frosty post. with the result that it was with diffi- culty he was released. Near -by resi- dents brought water and by this means the frost was taken out of the post and the poor chap released. He has a very sore tongue, at least what is left of it. Bayfleld: R. McDowell met with a very serious accident while working in Moor's woods, one of his legs being so badlyammed by a falling tree that the doctors fear an amputation may be necessary. "Ask for the Purple Package." to i a " RELIANCE" HARING POWDER Makes Food Healthful. Costs Lees to Use. Gives setter Results. Insist on the Osnulne. FREE BEAUTIFUL. PICTURE POST CARDS 5 To anyone ,v,iting u•( answering. the fol- j lowing west see „e , i.! gia.l:) -enr1 ab -t l solutely frco, postage prepaid, n -• t et Mode of oar Iat.•,t c•,iti'.'t of beautiful I 1'"'(. r:);4+ lilb..grattbc.l in brilliant colors let. Name your grocer. 2nd. hams this paper. i INTERNA 1 ION A1. FOOD CO., TOR:174If), CANADA r. .,%%'lr'hi,'. tL,'h y,t,.� ,, . •:�o,.•p., "t.", �y, :Nq,.'t •rap% ENC7NC The time of the year is approac ing when the farmer will he busy fixing up his fences for the sum mer. He always wants the bes and knows that he can get tb hest from us. We have two of the best wire fences made. The Page High Carbon Fence AND The lamb Hard Drawn Fence All sytles in both kinds at prices Ranging From 25 cis. tip to 50 sits. Bailed Coiled Wire FOIL SALE AT S3.00 a Cwt. THORNTON BAKER LIVERYMAN Agent for the Sylvester and Perrin Plow Companies Exeter Ontario Bayfield: H. Drehtnann bas pur- chased the Queen's Ilotel for n place of residence, and the bar of what was once a liquor store will now be turned into a tailor shop. I1f.i`tr ink I • p I. . ■ w From DesKl'oDesk 0 PP WArt A f I Pall iia is only another way of saying " Ambition. " We all are ambitious—we all want to reach the top, but if the first few rungs in the ladder of success are missing, it's pretty hard to get a foothold, isn't it ? C Begin right and attend the IORHST Ctry IBrslNess Rt SIIORT1tAND Cui.L1•:r.e. Nothing is taught that is not needed in business life. The rungs are all in ore ladder, and when you graduate you stand alone on a fires foundation. Business and Shorthand work our specialty. Write for our catalogue ; it's free. School term : September till June, inclusive. Forest City Business College J. W. WESTERVELT. Princiiet. Y. M. O. A. melee London.