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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1905-03-30, Page 1f utter HURON & MIDDL ESEX GAZETTE) THIRTY-SECOND YEAR --No 1017 EXETER, ONT., CANADA, THU'' WAY MORNING, MARCH :30th, 1905 `i •••••••N♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦••••• ♦♦♦N♦♦♦N♦♦N♦♦♦♦N♦♦♦♦♦• SEEDS Call and Examine Our Stock of Seeds i We have sollle fancy 2 RED CLOVER Late and Early Lucerne and .:llsike TIMOTHY SEEDS WJRE3 Educational Clauses of the Autonomy Bill. As First Drafted As Amended Clau.,e 816 of the autonomy hill. in its original (oro, tori as follows:– (1) The provisions of section 93 of the 11. N. A. Act, 1867, shall apply to eh.) said Province es if, atlhedate to ithe said Province as if, at 1 he date upon which this net cotues in- ter force, the territory compsiset therein,u were already a Province, 1 he expression ssion "the union" in t he said section being taken to mesal the said ,late. (2) Subject to t he provisions of the said section 93, and in continu- a1nce of the principles beretofora sanctioned under the N. W. Terri- tories Act, it is enacted that the Legislature of the said Province s. shall a• all glass 4 necessary laths in re- spect of education. end that it shall • therein always be provided (a) that a majority of the ratepayers of any district or portion of the said l'rov- ince, or of any less portion or sub- division .thereof, by whatever nacre it is known. may establish such schools therein as 4 hey think fit and make the necessary assessments and collection of rates 4herefor, end (b) that the minority of the ratepayers therein, whether Protestant or Ro- man Catholic, may establish separate schools therein. and stake the neces- sary amassment and collection of rates therefor, and (c) that in such case the ratepayers establishing such Protestant or Roman Catholic sepa- rate schools shall be liable only to assessment AD such rates as they in - pose upon themselves teeth respect thereto. (3) In the appropriation of public 18011035 by the Legislature in aid of education, and in the distribution of C ����� (3) is Where the expression 'by any .moneys paid to the Gevernmeni law" is employed in sub -section of the said Province arising front 3 of the Said section !)3, it shall the school fund established by the be !}told i0 311088 the law as set Dominion Lands Act, there )31x811 be out in the Paid chapters '9 and }0, and where the expression ( no discrimination between 4 he pup- "at MiRlls tic schools and the alt ale schools, the union" is employed in said and such moneys shall be applied to a it shall be held to I the support of the public and sepal.- mean the date at which this act sub -section ate schools in equitable shares or comes into force. proportion. Just arrived 1 Car load of Spring Coil Wire It will be to your advantage to examine and get I our prices on Spring Coil, Barb, No. 12 and No. 1:3 = Cleveland Wire before purchasing elsewhere T • T. HAWKINS & SON 1 ♦ N•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••♦♦•♦♦♦♦••♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦••♦ WE'RE SUIT SELLERS You are Suit buyers. We make the utter -you wear them out. We make them as well as we can, so that. they Will not wear out sooner than they ought. Because, if they do, you'll liitely go somewhere else for your Oezt suit. And no one could blame 701. So much money ought to buy en much Suit worth. And Suit worth L fashionableness of fabric–style in Cut–fit–finish–looks – dressyness — and length of service. As good a place as there is within Miles to get all this and not pay too Much is W. Johns. Elegant Black anti Blue Suitings for $15.oO and $i8.00. • W. a moles Merchant Tailor ,SEWING MACHINES For the next month we will •offer special inducements in Sew- ing Machines. The makes wc carry in stock are the finest that the market produces, and we invite you to •call and ask for prices. They are very attractive. Our Pianos and Organs Are the best our country pro- duces and wc sell them at easy prices and on easy terms. Small Musical instriments of all kinds kept in stock. The ,proposed amendment is .as follows :– Section 93 of the 11. N. A. Act, 1867, shall apply to the said Prov- ince. with a substitution for sub- section 1 of said section 93 of t he following sub -section : (I) Nothing in any such law shall prejudicially effect any right or privilege with wit h re- spect Au separate 501io01.) which any class of persons have at t he date of the ,sassing of this act, under else terms of chapters 29 and 30 of the ordinances of the Northwest Territories, passed in the year 1901. (2) In the appropriation by t he Legislature or distribution by the Government of the Province of any stoney for the support of schools organized and carried 011 in accordance With said chapter 29 or thereof t passed orit substitio,i therefor, there sh.i11 be no discrimination against schools of any class de- scribed in the said chapter 29, Gristing and Chopping Promptly Done. We are giving excellent sa- CREDITON –1'1►e grippe is at1ackiug quite TO INTENDING PURCHASERS a number of our people. Our doc- OE 8EED.–We have for sale a stock fur 15 kepi busy attending to their of specially selected Red Clover. Al- needs and so for their illness hasn'( been dangerous. The concert given in the Town Hall on Monday evening by the Lit- erary Society was a great success. The stage was decorated to repre- sent a drawing room. Mr. Claude Iilucl1 acted as chairman. The hal/ twie well filled and all tt-ere highly pleased Wi:i. the program, triad' was rndere 1 exclusively by aha members of the society. The Most important facture of the evening's program:i:c teas the debate, "Re- solved that Country Life is MoLe Desireabic Than City Life". Tfre affirmative side was taken by Jars. Illuel1, Ira. Mown and Alvin Amos awhile Ilse negative dehalris were Miss Salter, llerb Eilber and Rout. Walker, good points were brought outn both ,alp sides and the decision was given in favor of the country side by the judges, Rev. Damm. -Mr. C. %wicker and Dr, Hoist, who acted iner a very manner. Throughout t he prou am teas very pleasing and interesting to those present and we must congratulate the members of t he society upon their efforts in snaking t he onter- laittment such a decidefd success. WINCH ELSEA We ale about to lose tWo of our lri,fhly esteemed neighbors in th. pet sons of Mr. and Mrs. F. Brown. They intend moving to St ra hroy e het u Mr. !frown has accepted a position as butter -maker in one of the large factories. –Mr. C. God bolt, has been engaged Mr. Meade to work in the creamery –A very pleasant event took place at 1Ise home of Mr. and Mrs. 1). .t (o .orta 1' .• t t on 1.1 Oven1n n w g hell If t celebrated t he 201 h anniversary of their wedding. About 70 gueat s were present and about six o'clock the gUPN(5 were treated to 3 ..until tions dinner. After dinner n pen• ,grant Was rendered, consisting of speeches, songs, gramophone and violin selections. The presents were numerous and cost ly, among 1 hent !will,! a fstndsome dinner srl pre- sented by 1114' neighbors, and :also a Ica -sal t he eat of '1rs. Somerville and Mrs. Morrison. Mrs .Cow alel' + asters, The many ft ileitis or Mr. Mrs. Coe aril join in (1'hintt 1hena :r IOI1ft and prosperous life. –O! Monday night two fine hay slacks belonging to Mr. Turnbull Nike, Timothy, Alfaitl. Kentucky tisfaction in flour since re- Blue Grass, Millett and Hungarian seed which we offer at reasonable modelling our mill. prices. We have the highest grades obtainable.–C. %\NICKER. Merchant. H. Sweitzer –Mrs. (Dr.) Ilaist returned home from Toronto on Saturday cvenin where she had been visiting. – Miss Vivian Beaver is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry Dyer, in De- - .— ttoil. – Mrs. Abe Walker has been con- fined to the house for a few days with :an ;attack of La Grippe. 'rite Rev. W. H. Cooper occupied the pulpit in the Methodist church both morning and evening en Sunday last )lis sermons throughout were both inlet entitle and profitable and twos. welt received by the large congre- K atiofN present. tcv. Mr. Hender- son ccr- son took Mr. Cooper's work at Elintvi1le. –Ilisse( t–Iledilcn–.i quiet wvd- dn 1 took at tl►o Methodist hod t t 1parson- age . rso - age�on Wednesday, March 22n i 1905 when Miss Lily Redden daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vrn. Redden was unit- ed in marriage by the Rev. Mr. Henderson, to Mr. Hilton Bisset 1. Mr. and Mrs. Ilissett will take up their residence on the farts t ire groan, recently purchascil on the 4tli concession of Stephen, amidst t be hearty !rood wishes of :a host of friends. –Miss Susan Pet inert on, of lien - miller is visiting M r. and al rs. Christian Hoist. –The water in t be Aux Sable riv- er is very high. The ice carried tit' In•idas aw•1y ou Mr. John Brown's farm. otherwise 1 he ice didn't do any dimage. –Mi. Samuel Brown lain moved his u stet • 1 s �•t,ot1 into store, nl, , t he 0 1(t 1 h lineman u•ns Iin 1 hevil- lage 1 latae 1 uo•s,l ty eh:miring t he machine. Muskrats arc quite plentiful, one was killed 1111 in t he villa,;e on Tues- day- at least a mile from the river, w Inch i.14 something unusual. 'The board i1 health Have po::1cd to :a notice at the bridge warning people nct to 1brow their garbage on the river hank. as several com- plaints h:,vc heen made on nceman! of the 51 elle h. –ND. Charles Kenzie is (riving his hints remodted and will concert t he t tt,u int o one. –Our people are busy cleaning up 1. heir }Aird s While the siring -like tt' 11 her lasts. –The roads are drying up rapidly (veno destroyed by fire. The roes' 1 and if t his twat her cont iters 1110 of 1 he fire is at present ens irely f,an,••ee will be able to do their sink 1/01111. .+111 ill • sc (91111 yr in a few weeks. __ —� IIL;tl) OFFICE, MONTREAL. • t'Itt)J1.ut'I'1 •` ':;AI' •I'AI. ,:all paid up) , • . • $6,000,000 i Gran tale for last weak.) 1 Catalrh t —1'bc society el Chosen Etients RESERVI'..... $3,200,000 ' held 11 heir annual concert and o • .SURI'I.1S PROI'1TS • .. - , , , . , . , „ , 1 sler supper in the Town 11311 .Jt 18,959 Mtaff:a on Mon(tsy events¢., t?E05.:}'YSIIF. K. Y. iIERDEN. la a constitutional disease –31 r. \Vi11 MCI,:,ten, tho leis Int ra oenerei Meneger Superintendent of Branches • t_•,, 4 i, . in blood : very' sick of late, is now- improving e)5 Branches in Canada nn(t••r the care stint 1 real meat of "' ,t: 11:•11 d„c1or, Ili'. Gemmel. treatment —Miss Allies Park, wit.) hos been `e--- I visiting her sister of Niatgara has re. sad g the i turned home. Interest at most favorable current rates allowed on Savings it: radical –A el:•ighlond Prem Chiselhurst flank Accounts and Deposit Receipts. (troy'. over to \ir. A. Robertson'. in cure. � � % 11� 1 ht village, our c yemnpr SODOM – Wood bees are the order of the day, and great quantities of wood are being stored away for next win- ter. –Mr. John Ford accompanied by Mrs. Ford and two children have gone do Detroit to visit their daugh- ter, Mrs. Anderson cf. ! hat place. –Mr. and Mrs. John Isaac ars visiting friends in Alsi•t Craig. –Miss Nancy Smith received a telegram from Buffalo stating that her sister, Mrs. Turner, wait dead. She left for t hat place Monday morning. – Miss Maud Issaac is at Lucan waiting on her sister, Mrs. George Bowden, who has had a severe at- tack of heart disease. –Mr. Nelson Stanlake, Who has spent ;the past few months in Lon- don Las returns (theme. Put a Thin Child on OUR EMULSION And see bon soon the "little one" begins to pick up– to take on flesh–to get color in the pale cheeks–to look bet ter, feel het ter, crit het - ter, sleep better. 0( R EMULSION IS THE FOOD TONiC 1'Olt PALE THIN CHILDREN. S.Martin.Howey's Drug i On Door South of Post ORlce. THE erchants Bank of Canada iWOODItAM –qtr. 1VilJiant Ede at•ds tics en gaged with Gilford Cot,elatt�l for the t coming summer. –\1r. Phos. Johnston has moved down on ilio (:sift with hitt brother 1 Hobert. –Mr. James t1ce:hest has moved into \Mrs, i'egIat's house which has been vacated by Thos. Johnston. –Mr. Harry Edwards left on Mon- day for Toronto where he is going to spend t he week. JOHN WHITS & SONS he flrcat North - Wct ROBERT E. PICKARD, Exeter, Ont. General Selling Agent. —Mr. A. E. Copeland left on T'ue.,• t Cal:a Uee Pacific IZailway Cos. Lands, Canadian North West day Last week for lila home in 11:1►• a stir itoba. Cos. I,ar.,:. , Saskatchewan V a" �� and Manitoba Cos. Lands a running again at - The saw still is r af- ter being slut down for a fete days, a number of other improved and n•tiinorovedNorthWest farm lands. –Mr. William Wilson was in Exe- ter on Monday on business. .50 per Acre All the shut t• bands are being offered to purchasers with–Harry Edwards has contracts 1 $3 itIt George Murphy for the un. W 111er . from $3.50 and upwards. SHARON REAR IN MIND we have fsrm lands to sell it, alt parte of Manitoba –Miss Chiti.,\lartine has return-,Assinahota, easkatchewan end Alberta. ed ,home after :an enjoyable tuonths' vacates with relatives in Detroit and Windsor. –Mr. John ltee0 :and son Chester of Scxsmith paid our burg a flying visit on Wednesday last. We give Speculators 6 years in which to pay for lands. We —;fir. and Mrs. Albert Kin,; of give Actual Settlers to years in which to pad- for lands. Crediton South, were the guests of JI r. and Mrs. Joseplt Daunccy on Thursday ,lost. –Wo are glad to see Mr. Thos. Amey, sr., out ag:tin after his regent illness, 011 vet'y easy term of payment and prices range N ow is the Time to PURCHASE Prices are Bound to Advance –Mrs. John Schrader had a quilt - in; bee last friday afternoon. –� sir. and 11rs. John Young and daughter 1 •.' ►• Lulu, visited \1 r. and \t:�. Robert E. Pickard intends taking out a large party of land Nelson Kestle, en•' day East week, seekers to the North-West about the 1st of April next. Anyper- -Master Cecil Rowe w•1Lo has been p I visiting Itis uncle aunt, Mr. and Mrs. son t': fishing to join this party, should call on Mr Pickard at an John Pedlar, h.,5 returned to 11:; early date. :111 parts of the North-West will be visited, and spec - m in Scasnuth. $42 7.00 down secures 32i) acres, (half section) of choice wheat land. This would be a great investment for YOIJ. The above investment is without any settlement duties whatever. Special Notice to Intending Purchasers home —Miss Clara 3f:utennic who ),:,.. ial railway, hotel, and livery rates are being arranged for. This been visiting her sisters in Det roil Will be a splendid opportunity to see the North-West thoroughly for the past month, returned to her and economically. homy 011 'Thursday hist. —Mr. and Mrs. Josiah I were cele- $383 40 Secures 3'�) acres (half section) choice wheat land to an actual heated .their fifteenth anniversary of • settler. No other payment required for two year's. their nodding day on Saturday last- The (evening w•a5 pleasantly ?IWpt R. E. PICKARD - in music and games until a re EXETER ONT able ,hour when all left for their • heresies wishing them many more --_-- years of w-edde 1 life. A FORERUNNER OF SPRING!;1,111V11L1 Robert Wilcox. of Stratford, i visiting ills parents :it Elintville. Rev. \Vn,. Godwin will preach mis- sionary sermons bot), mornin= and evening next Sunday. Ile will preach at Sunshine also at 3.30 p. in. Rev. \V .11. Cowper will take the work at \lain stroot, Exeter, next Sunday. ++++++++++++++++++++++4÷:–:- E. i••F'f"A+++++ ++++t�}�••+d+.0.1• :- E. .1. 81ack man's millinery f openings promises to be one of 3 the coming events of the set - 4. son. Miss Ii:ernes, who w -a - with us one year ago, ha- J charge this season. Every - -� body- welcome. Mouse Cleaning time seems a long way AtF yet, ill. real- ity it is only a few weeks distant, you will need, Paint, Alabastine, Whiting, Gillets Lye, Soaps metria of all Kinds,Pearline, Ammonia, Paint Brushes f White Wash Brushes, and Scrub Brushes orememo and in fact all the necessaries for (11.1 spring cleaning. 'then we have that piece of floor oilcloth or Japanese Matting you promised yourself foe the •r spring. d'i"1'''1f''1'•:2I7____I-'ll"l"i1"1•%�'•3"p'�}•• Eequi•:ite face Curtains 5( inches wide and 3j yards lung. I''AIRQIUIIAR –Miss Janet Italian(yne spent ._. 11 I1,7• 1, nt , a) ) ! m .t•hrre Cr at +(.taYfurd loaded a car for he West last Sat urday and left 011 Monday for Weyburn, Ass,. –'171e elnott is 'welly well t►,elt:•:1 off ,the roads .and he wheels are now able to run. A number hav0 ing maple syrup. –Chas Itacktit•' sol,) in'r ,horse last week. CZA-1�Tt�RIA.. Boars flu The KAnd You Hare Always BcucF1 Signature of commenced utak- :1 fine driv- see 1►ASIIWOOD ta IF VOL INTEND ERECTING wIItC FENC- Ing next spring rail and see our new Page fence and at reduced price. We 'are in the fence business thln oar. E. 1'. A v : 1I P t t.t. , Ilap1, ware Stoves, and Tlnantithing. –1,1r. Samuel Stv:Izt'y has left the employ of E. 1'. Paulin and has se- cured a position with Mr. McArth- ur, s , o[ tic . al n I Sam w teas :a r n indus- trious felons •oun titan and will ! 6 s l no doubt make his mark in t he world. –Mrs. Sickle (formerly Mrs. Mol- ter) has sold her place for the good sura of $1200.00. 11 r. Restynter of 1 he 111 h W.,s the pvrchaaer, fleet, scents to 1e• no dalirulty of dispos- ing properly in Dashwood. –Messrs Hamilton .Yc Nel:uul have dissolved partnership. Mr. 11 unit- bit continuos the business. The f.'r tory' iN its full se lila :alt tin 11it 11 , complete staff, we leAirs 1ho1 11 11$059001m are e0ed for a busy se son. –Wax►ol been and quiltings are the I I order el the day in our neighbor - leo 1. Monday last a large 8(111) her of friends were very busy 'OW - in;r and Split tinu wood at \I r. C. himkhinrrs while the Indite. ger:‘ lease Wit ter 1 be guilt 5 inside. –Mr. John %Vinkeetpader 1. id a woad Lao 'Tuesday ;Ina there a nun).. 1101' of others er•raneed for on'the itch. –Monthly "('visite/ last t he young peoples' Alliance held there Immo lily butanes!, and Literary 1114061ot, 1 he basement of Ilse church wos romfor•- t:rbte fined. The business 7.100111) r lasted about 311 minutes and was of last rttr:t11 interest, 1 be manner of the reports show cd 1ha1 the young pc0• pie are taking an .,dive interest in t bis wood 11 ork. The programme w Lich followed 1 he busiltt n. w•:1. 1/11101 enjoyed by those present. It consisted of itest ttiwent atm, duet, readings, grr1niof') setae Iion. and intprc,mpt0 sic. dies by five stem• beim. –Miss Quint, of Exeter .trtived i1) the viltaer to take charge of Mr. lee1Ir'rn,an's millinery department. –The Halo 1 as1 week at Mr. lir un- i 414161011_1111,s1• very successful sale its) feet k. Ora) Was ,a clay The day WAS 114 • i Ilrruks intends tetirin r tr 1 he itt0., Kole day and 41 very large crowd 1 Yee• Ilsedimollslse/ 41�taA fans, anal has I.ou,tht a hr+nae m 1( is prevent. \Vhilc the .air twni in 1 amid �' M� tk!lrafort b. .nrl int ends mov inn 1 herr ti1 "'! rev% 501111' 10'f di°coVcrCif 1 w o G �dl�� err �� M� shnrtly. 1,1115, fall old rider, t•. bleb wee soon ap• SAVINGS BANK last week Special attention given to the business of Farmers arid Cattle- • :end mien( ,1 very enjoyable evening Hood's �rS,�pa in .Inncin r. gimes cies men, to tt'110111 loans are made on approved names, –Jar, ,I. A. Not ris all 11111,1 I lie Letters of Credit issued to travellers, payable in all parts of the Nas.lend other **atoms °Cement funeral oif his 'mere, Mr. Clemens, *Old. • are ralived••Y Ctae'rktfi. int \\'inelietsca tin 1f,mday fast. .VY Irdinnanaenn and ill ta• 1 - Mr. Ilrooks, a ho disposed or 1,114 .'A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED i •. farm au 11r. David Chappel, belt a CREDITON BRANCH W, S. CHISHOLM, Manager. We have a large and elegant lot of Walt Papers which our lady cust,otn . ers say are most beautiful and artistic. Do not pass 113 for this line, a- we hang only our own papers. \\ hen in need of Ilott•►e Cleaning Requisites, link thi- store. thoughts with BEAVERS BROS., Farquhar. Strictly One Price. Iligt,. t! 111 for Pros Iuee. preprinted by a goodly uutnbcr nitIt the iesutt that then and boys were i c L ..ren about three sheets to the %% hid. tt Lich was considerably more til-tlt:+n they could carry. –The school boys have organized 1►..ae hall club with the io1liswe e officer=.–Iionary I'tesi(tent, Albert Welt in: Vice -fres, Otto Messer : Stec., Len. Kellerman : Commit Ise, Chester 1) 1ise1, Roy t'e+ Davis, i. , L .O :dosser. No ,longi E. I . will do the handsome for the boys when they present their subscription list considering ills hn,nrr t hey have riven n 1 ant –31r. :and Mrs. Sickle are laatitt;r 1 heir household goods teamed to lien - sal) preplratory 4o shipping l o Hick- son. CLEAN, DRY AMERICAN CORN FOR SA l F, AT Exeter Sbrehouse This is nlu' h cheaper feed than oats TRY iT J. GOJDIEDIGK •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••...•••••••N••••••• THE SAP SEASON IS HERE SAP PAILS SAP PANS SAP KETTLES SAP SPILES Galvanized Sap I';tn., nettle :in) desired (;iie. Bring in your old Pails & Pals for repair HEAMAN'S HARDWAflE A !mintier of ser.,tel hand wool cooks for 98'.0 t it.• ,p ••••♦1••••••••••♦••••♦•♦•• ♦•••••••••♦t••.♦•••••••1 74