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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1905-05-25, Page 1-3 %eta HURON & MIDDLESEX GAZETTE( TEIPSY-SECOND YEAx-No 1635 EXETER, JNT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 25th, 1905 y•••••••••••••N••N•••• ••N•N•N•••••• • SEEDS Call and Examine Our Stock of Seeds We have some fancy RED CLOVER Late and Early Lucerne and Alsike TIMOTHY SEEDS W1.RE3 Just arrived 1 Car load of Spring Coil Wire It will be to your advantage to examine and get our prices on Spring Coil, Barb, No. 12 and No: 13 Cleveland Wire before purchasing elsewhere 1 Locals Miss Nelson, of London, is visithie Miss Maud Harness. -The Misses Flintoff, of Clinton, were guests of Mess Newcombe. Mrs. (Dr.) Auhos and clau ester Lil- lie' spent the holiday in Clinton. Richert! Bisset 1, of London, spent Wednesday in town. Mrs. (Dr.) Stanbury, of Bayfiel:I silent Thursday Leith her son. Mr. J. G. Stanbury. Misses Gertio .and Flora .tndere:on. of London, spent the 21t h under the parental roof. Mrs. Drew curd Miss Matthews, et Toronto, aro visiting their tester, Mrs. S. Fitton. Mr. N. M. Canti.n with a party of other gentleman passed through here in Mr. Cantim's automobile car mi Thursday cnroule to London. Services will be held in Maim street Methodist church on Sunday next. Rev. Mr. Fletcher, of Thawca Road Presbyterian church will take the services in the evening. The first session of the first Whit- ney Parliament closed on Wednesday night. The House opened on March 22nd and has been in session contin- uously ever since, excepting Easter 1 week. FOR OVICftBIXTY S EA1t8 AN OLD AND WELL -TRIED fttnrsoT.-Mrs • Wlnslow's Eloothing Syrup has been used for over elzty years by millions of mothers for their *children while teething, with pertecb success. T. H AW ISI NS & SON lb �soothes the child, softens the gums, allay, all s ?gob= n Iron;tea g t JrOid by drtt¢gtste to every part of the world. 25 cents a tUe. Its value is incalculable, Be N•N•••NN••••N••••••••••••••••••NN•• sore and teat:, nr,otherinsSee thleg 8�ayaM ask MoWktnd- low', WE'RE SUIT' SELLERS You are Suit buyers. We make the 'Suits -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 likely go somewhere else for your Celt Suit. And no one could blame you. So much money ought to bu so much Suit worth. And Suit word is fashionableness of fahric-style in Cut -fit -finish -looks - dressyneas - 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 and Blue Suitings for $15.00 and $18.00. W. JOHNS Merchant Tailor i1 11 midis 1Lanley-_Reid - A happy •vent took place on Tuesday, at +the resi- DIT0N dance Mrs. whenJas. Parkinson. 429er Pall Mall l street, London, when her sister, Miss Caroline Reid, wax united in marriage to Mr. A. G. Manley. C. P. R. conductor. by Iter. "r. Daniel pastor of the Colborne Methodist church, assisted by Rev. J. D. Ifubbell, of Flint, Michi- ;an, brother-in-law of the bride. The home was profusely and taste- fully decorated with palms. lily of the valley and apple bloesonl.a, the latter forming the principal decora- tion. The; whole scene wan one of beauty. The bride was 1lecowinely We are giving excellent ga,. i attired in a wedding trosscau of white elhi.ffon wulle, and carried a tisfaetion iii flour Since re- boquet of white roses. The cere mony was wleneased by 1n large num- modelling our mill. bee of friends end relatives, includ- ing thoso from Flint, Mich.: Tempo, 11. Grove, Exeter, \Vilkeeport, Sarnia, Toronto and Yale, Mich. A dainty Sweitzer wedding dinner was afterwards sere- Grove, in a targe marque, decorated with flees. bunting and apple blosiouts. Mr.nd Mrs. Manley left afterwards on •1 weddinz trip to htontreal and Quebec. On their return they wilt reside at 408 Oxford street Lon- don. The pride was a former resi- dent of Exeter and bras many friends Grlsting and Chopping Promptly Done. At Exeter and Centralia Storehouses Now ready for use, the best Cement and Lime Second Hand Organs t That money can buy fir and Pianos 1 also Coax for Everybody This week we offer two second hand i at lowest prices organa (Piano cased) and two second hand upright Pianos all in good con- ' J GOBBL D1GK dation and neatly new i At Bargain Prices and easy terms of payment. Manitoba & Northwest New Pianos and Oruans fllwaus In stock GO CARTS In great variety in style and price Sewing Machines of the best makes at popular prices. Call and see us S. Martin. Lands for Sale JOHN WinT1! a SONS Judge Winchester Finds The Cement and Plaster for Canada ' Industry ii6ttI T\1'1'.T.1'1•: 1'. M. EMPLOYES 1 I MAY l!E DEPORTED. Iry W. It. Lin.. D. S. Professor of Sir \1'illiam Mulock, Miiietcr cf Chemistry in Ilse 1'r►iversity of 1 Labor, on Friday last presented so Toronto. Parliament the report of Judee! The 111•ulufecture of Portland ee- \Vincheslet into t he a Ile zed rm. j meat is Mainly confined to Ontario, ploymcnt of aliens by the fere Mu though one estai>lishwcnt -the Gre.;- quelle Railway Company. The evi- I cent Cement Works -is situated at Longue Pointe, in the Province of Quebec. In Ontario there are tsonte 14 companies and ci.rht factories in operation, and t lirouehout thi-.Pro vince are found the necessary raw material (clay and marl) of an ex- cellent quality. The development of the industry his been rapid, and has :Ill taken place within the Hast few. Ince :roes to show that Canadian. have been displaced by citizees of 1 h United States after the fere Marquette ltoad had acquired con- trol of tlhc hake Erie and Detroit, and the Erie and Huron, ,Ind th^ Port Stanley Railways. The Judre's Findings are a.; 1'0l - tows: -"I find that no effort whet - ever was made to appoint Canad- years. The most internee', mot hod ians to the positions now filled by of procedure is as folio„:;; tI--t•.nrl Americans. "Canadians have been 1s thoroughly mixed, meek-ne.,,ly, displaced in the Pere Marquette by with water into :t tLin paste, and Yankees. The following aro liable to the same, operation is perform - he deported ;John S. I'yen�tt• Ever -+ed with the clay. The two flux:l; cit Caine, J;unee R. GilIlula, Owen S. are mixed thoroughly in the requir- Leseur, G. M. Osborne, J. W. O'Lou-fed proportions. and in a pasty con. 3blin, John McManamy, \Verner G. tlition are pumped iut0 steelr otary Croeniu e, Cl,arlrs F. Shoemaker, calcincrs, about 70 feet in length and Charles 11. Sho^maker, W. T. lIunk- 6 feet in diameter, set al a slight or end Edgar Britton. Positions angle to the horizontal. These re- filled could hive been filled by Can- tory calciners are the Brent feature adians and British subjects. No ef• of the Canadian cement plant.,. This fort trade to obtain sten in Capula. forst of kiln is originally of En; - Scores Superintendent . Pyeat t. fish .origin, but has only been American officials unnecessarily hrouelrt Ito its present effective con- found fault witb Canadians. clition since its introduction to this ___.10-__ country. In the interior of the kiln Supplementary Estimates are "nhantel-irons" rumen; fro,n end to end. At the lower end fuel is introduced inn particular manner i'O1t THE FISCAL 11:A1t and the burning ;.;:+res pass through BROUGHT DOWN IN the entire length of the kiln, and are COMMONS allowed to escape at the upper ex - Supplementary estimate.; for 1lhe freshly. Al. this latter end is in - fiscal year, amounting to $6,379,342, 1reduced the "slurry" of the mixed were brought down in the house ingredient.. which becomes dried and on Wednesday last. These added finally calcined in the plow passage to the sunt voted Iasi eessio► Brakes front one end to the other. The re - a total approptiati°u of $81.3.19,391 voile')z irons carry the "slurry" up for the [fiscal year cndinr on June with thew as t hey rise, and on 301 h. reaching the top it fall:, underthc Among the items are $10,000 more action of 'gravity, through the burn - for the voters' lists for the last 8t'II ing gases, be subjected at the eral election, $300,000 for intnli;tr.t_ hottest part to a temperature of tion, in addition to $682.276 already 3,000 degrees 1'., when coo. ination voted. $10,000 additional for ;,,,_ takes place between the coneti.tucnts nual drill, $25,000 pay of troops show of the fused mass, :and the resultin.x being raised to garrison Halifax and "clinker" emerges into the ve. sex Esrluimaull. destined for its reception. The dry - The intercolonial requires an ad_ ing and calcinin.; is thus performe:l ditional $450,575 on capital and ii,42, in ono operation, and no preliminary 000,000 on reserve account to finish pressin, of the material into bricks up the year. file sure of $290,500 is required. At the works of t he is asked for Grand Trunk Pacific National Portland Cement Co., re - surveys, making $1,619,000 for dine cently erected at Durham. Ont., a year, $26,000 snore for dredging at great saving of time is effected ',Iy Port Arthur and fort Willies's. $50,- cooling tilt clinker in vessels drawn 000 further for C'oilin:.lwood herbal.. ee aft endless chain 1hrOI Ila $7,000 far deep waterways coal- stream .of water below the ground missions, $65,000 additional for the level. After coolie, in this manner Hudson Bay expenditure, end $1,1100 if is around to a fine powder, and honorarium to Commander Law, packed in Oftel or barrels ready for The SUM of $280,000 is required to use. The whole operation ny +t his pay unprovided items including process occupies only eiebt hours, a $68,800 for mounted police, and 518,- period of time which will be nppre- 3133 over expended oy the post of- cialed its• all acquainted with the Tice department. older methods. At Durham 1 he raw The sunt of $6,000 additional is materials Inc bronchi from the na- tural deposits, ,Lich are close et Land, calcined, cooled, ;(round, and picked by means of a continuous series of mechanical conveyers from one pi rt of 41,0 est aolishnient 1othe other. This; comping has another plant in course •cf erection a1 Bull, 1'. 0., on the Ottawa River, which 1: intended to supply the Eastern eau- edien market. Several articles have .111114111 l 1:Ilely in the public press lu►int111 out that a pot. 'Rile over -production of cement 'tiny .s' d•1>e Meull of the numerous 1ar_I concerns which arc already in operatics or are about to he el :tried. Whether or not this will lake place in tilt, immediate fu- ture depen(le, naturally, on the ;en- eral er.nsperity of the count ry and 1 he consequent demand for buildin 4 meterials. Certainly cement has gained oonsiderable reputation .t. a substitute for stone, ac can be seen by the extent to which it is 411110 use or by architects. it can be read- ily ntoulded into form and may then be dressed to represent t he mal tire) article. If it can ever roust stent' or brick from 'heir pres•'nt posit inn depends not only (>11 it comparative cost, but on i he quality of cement put out by tni:a ifaet alr('r8. (Inc case of :1 collapse due to an :111. mixture of n single leer of inferior material end the whelp fabric of the cement industry as supplying a'uiI- etiht(' for the Mao r buildin- m ,- teriil., will be in .1.',, r >r f .1-i•ei- here who join in wishing her twiny for electric wiring, fixtures years of happiness. riding Sidewalks etreattheLon• don Drill Hall. DISTRICT NEWS The lhlenshard council Ihavnt►tv;Irib ed the work of rcpincine the steel lop on the bridge at Ituthi;'s to 11111 Bros., Mitchell. The price 40 be paid for the contract es $600. My friend, look here 1 you know how weak and nervous your wife is and you know that Carter's Iron Pills will relieve her, now why not bo fair about it any buy her a bort John Forrest. of St. Marys, Las oou,ht the 50 acre farm on con. 10 The Saskatchewan Valley �qy lilansh:ard, front Wilbert Faster. sir. Manitoba Land Co. Ltd. F'o Itinr has bou3h•t a farm in It 1- del> Largest Land Company on the Continent, controlling entire Can- adian Northern Railway land grant Two Million Acres The crcam of the wheat lands of Western Canada Parties purchasing now arc On Friday last snot her of 1 he pin- given until lst of June to select lacers of !Juliet township, in f he v''- their land. son of Mrs. Wm. Ball, pawed into '1.1IE WORST OF A COLO 1s how suddenly- it comes. \o time to hurry to .he drug ore, croup develops, the ltrtl:38 are ef- fected with pneumonia or tubercul- osis and it's too lire. Keep Catarrh - ozone on hand - it kills colds in- stantly. Sonletlhitig u1:1 f1(al about the way it cures Catnrrit and Bron- chitis. Catarrhozone is the best remedy because it cures in nature's way ; it heal., soot hes and restores permanently. Gerry :, Catarrho- zone inhaler 111 your pocket, use i, occasionally and you'll never catch cold -t lab's wort h rcntentherine. Married 4o Women A woman who is weak nervous and ANI) 1 ol'ND GCILTY of KILL - sleepless, and wlto has cold hands r ING ONE WIPE and feet. cannot feel and act liko a well person. Carter's Iron Pills .lolt:Ian !loch, wIto, by hi,+ 0%)11 equalize the circulation. remove nor- confcssk>n 18 a polyeanhist, and whovousness, and give strength and is char;ed ny the police twits hatinz rest. merriest at 1r:trt forty worsen in 1lie ileal & Johns; op ars now in fu11 list fifteen years, Friday last was possession of the Calnnrn1' Ileus(,, found 'guilty by n jury of murder- Goderi,hThe late propriet or, 31r. I). 111 alto next to his last wife, Marie Sire, has not yet decided where Ir• Welcker )loch. and the death len- will Ioc:Ite but he intends enga;in! ience was recommended ny [lie jury in tiro came line of iausinexs. x11 ludee Kcreten s court. Hoch hid been married to \ir•. Mr. N. 31. Contin is n:1t'ine his big Welcker, only ;1 sIuarl time when hotel in Si. .1o:teph fitted out and expects to 1:>we it completed in e rest at the good old age of 73 years. For Terms etc. apply to few weeks. Ile rt es the promise of She was .>orn in the city of !lull, a license for it ellen it is ready for ,Yorkshire, F:1141141.1. and rim., t'r ELLIOT & GARDiNER oerrnhe.eneothy. er day, lits. Carrick. o' '(Canada and to Clin ,Yfnn with her per.band Agents Office Main St. Exeter. Th cots in 1853. Goderinh, ran :e needle 1leroush 1 w timers, and she is now suffering Ate zed wives. Ilurin.r the trial, ex - from i swollen hand and Brut as thy pert Ieslirnnny Li es offered by t6a resell• sl ale 11131 )loch had poisonee the A man's wife should always be wools by idminislerin,t arsenic. Th( Merchants Bank of Canada rue twsash especially to her husband, tardier Wait reached in less than h,if Lt if +ho is eak and aervona. and en hour.uses Carter's Iron Pills, she cannot. \fell 1 Burrs its all off sir.h MONTREAL. be, for they maker' her "feel like a ,lohs," aroanal )loch, as the verdictHli<AD 0F14 JOE, different person," so they all say w•is read in court. )le was ..tre.,Ily nCXeh''ITAL (all paid up) ,. •. $6,000,000 and their husbands 8.17 so too. :,[feared. 11e had car in a stncpeiz no8ition, inti when the word 'Death" 5)18 read, he turned pile stared . . , .. , . ' • w 1 ►959 > ` hopelessly :it the jurors and then l lease lake notice that the:uI- x:enk Bine in his chair. '1'$08.',V8HIC 1R, 1'. HICBDRN, tical ►n4(1lIt of 11.4' members of the . floe WA allofn(')'9 111 o'k for a teem tieneral Manager Superintendent of Branches South Iht'nn 1' >re 11mere 4'inst 11 me, ',rite nil l>ouzh t hr condemned min g5 Branches In Canada will be held in Q(•ehred the w:+s ready to die and \iTILER'S HALL, 11 i•:\SAI. I. tout(' iie het ter •`alisfie>t if 1h(•t• --on-- .8d not m Ike an effot 1 I o save hien. THE she suddenly :became ill and died. Ile lar fats. then formed net alliance with the res- ter or the dead woman, :Lod Well r 112 HOW TO \WAitD OF OLD AGE the sister's m'\n0y, fled from Chic- .Irc►. 11.' was found two weeks lel- The most success.tul way of award- er in Novtfork ,nd brought to ing oft the approach of old age is to Chit -tea and ccnfrorrte4 b3 eeeer;11 maintain a vigorous dizestion. This can be done by eating only food suit- ed to your age and occupation, aha w any disorder of the etomaclh ,ppears take, a close of Chamber- lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to correct it. if you have a weak stomach or are troubled nits indi- gestion you will find these tablets to Le just whit you need. For elle in Exeter by W. H. Howey. RESERVE .... $3,200,0001 Election of Officers SURPLIS PROFITS.... SAVINGS BANK $ATb•RDAY JUNE 10111 "i wish they u>►uld bin toe ti- lt 1 o'clock sharp. Ilirer.o'a 1,1011e1 nicht, now I h It 1 have n. 'it found interest at most favorable current rates allowed on Savings Intel it 10 ,,cluck. Memllere are wilts,"deelerenl (loch. '•1 run not (Bank Accounts and Deposit Receipts. creed to attend, nut only ,becau.ec afraid to the and the Fernier it is import not cLa11zo in Ihr' mantic- over with rhe neper. Special attention given to the business of Farmers and Cattle- rtielit is imper-Itive; 1,ut also because men, to whom loans are made on approved names, I it is arranred to have a lecture 01a Letters of Credit issued to travellers, payable in all parts of the ..el'e tlnpt>rt"''' of %%(>odlol, and CASTOR IA Winn) -bre end how to care for (ts►�rld. SI• M MEI1111i,1, t•ICIiOO1. CASE: 11' 1'EALP.)) While n1.1ny permit. t houzhl 1 It n t the decision of the :Irbitre( ors ap• pointed 10 dispose of the Summerhill School else world ne aeeepted as .1 conclusion of this now (moue re"., it F('rnls Thal this i'. 1101 t0 lir. Thomas Churchill hie npp(•.11••11 1 eninet 1 he derision of the a1 t> 11 - tors, and asked to have .et n<ide the decision termini 1'. 8. S. No. in. !Juliet 1 and (:o,lerich. He cies as defendents 1 he County of ifuron. the township Of OOffer ich, the tow n- ehie of nutlett, 1•. S. S, No. 4, Gal- erich :,n.l 111111(1r, 1 . S. H. No 10, them" by Dr. CI irk. of Abe &peel Gcelerich eel Ilull+ t 1. .and S.8. No. For Infants tad Childrtat. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED meat of Crown Linde, waw ix :ut1 5, nutlet.. CREDITON BRANCH aull►orrtY on j'otcrt1 . \ll intercat- The KIRK IN Hes Always t There :,r(' len count- in the tppcal ed in the sub eat rJ the Iec:ure ire which must come up for h(••Irin1;)e- inwitenl to ,t lend. ',crime :'t 1 Bears the fore 111 z ('nu11 .11101/t, in Toren' re o'clock.1L aroitra tore erre .lielee Belt. W. S, CHISHULM, Manager. 71105. I'RAS1:11, )'rc8ident. Signature of e3!nd 4414. 1111081041. of Rxeler, ^n,t 9A11'1, 83111.1,1E Hees. (1.-J J., :o( Winzham. Great North - West ROBERT E. PICKARD, Exeter, Ont. General Selling Agent. 1 Canadian Pacific Railway Cos. Lands, Canadian North West Cos. Lands, Sa'katchewan Valley and 1,14nit0ha Cos. Lands alp a number of other improved and unimprovedNorthWest farm lands. $3.50 per Acre All the above lands are being offered to purehaaets on very easy terms of payment and prices range from $3.50 and upwards. BEAR IN MIND we have farm lands to sell in all parts of Manitoba Assinaboia, Saskatchewan and Alberta. Now is the Time to PURCHASE Prices are Bound to Advance we give Speculators 6 years in which to pay for lands. We give Actual Settlers to years in which to pay for lands. $427,00 down secures 31tOacres, (half section) of choice wheat land. L This would be a great investment for YOU. The above investment is without any settlement duties whatever. $383.40 Secures 3d) acres Ittalf section) choice wheat land to an actual settler. No other payment required for two years. R. E. PiCKARD, - EXETER, ONT. -E-E-13-$ We have a goo(I supply of Steele Briggs Seeds in Mangel and Sugar Beets. We have in sto3k the Yellow Intermediate and Long Red Mangel and the Royal Giant Sugar Beet, also a large supply of Improved Red Learning and Southern Sweec I Call and select your Seeds, as we have the best that can be procured Fresh Groceries of the Best Quality Always on Hand BEAVERS BROS., Farquhar. . Strictly One Price. highest Pricer for Proiluce. You want to =+pend your phoney where it will do the most good Don't You? Being a progr.•,e :ve person 1.'.d a shrewd buyer post ...e always looking for the best bargains Aren't You ? Tlleretore you wo:hle be twilling to deal with us if you knew we would give you the he got le far the )east tnoney Wouldn't You? Well then have , '+, .leliver to your home some of e e' new furniture at prices that will Convince You HERE ARE A FEW OF THEM Sideboards in Golden Maple, double Parlor Suite, 5 pieces. upholstered shaped tops, 11 x 21 mirror, as low as in beat velours', $18.00, Couches tl feet 21o. long, 23 inches Bedroom Suites, 3 piece, golden or l wide, uphnlsterett :) velours, (ring. mahogany, 36 inch Dresser, Inx':A, all arnnnd. 54 G0, Bevel Piate Mirror, $12.00 Everything else in tolnparisot ROWE & ATE INSON Furniture dealers and Funeral directmrl ••••••NN•••••••••••••••♦ ••••••••••••••••••t••••••• HOLLYWOOD PAINT Good I'airit to Cover Good Pair,f Wear 40 shades in 15, 25, and 45c, carr- CHIJAP FLOOR LAC For floor finishing ie: transparent, non -settling and non -fading shades. in to and 75c cans. oaraoo TOOIS -Trowels !toes !Hakes 'Shovels :Forks_ 10l; 2374( f .)t; LAWN MOWERS Front $3.5o pp to $5 5o HEAMAN'S HARDWAIIE P. S. Tinsmithing in all its branches.