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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1905-11-23, Page 11906.-1907 e have just corrected our label ---ts. Does your label road 1906 1907E It it i:hould and does not e in and we will help ri;ht it. end to the matter now. !triter HURON & MIDDLESEX GAZETTE The Auction Still We print your bills( ;ire you a free ad in a ter columns which is you pay for your bilis THIRTY-THIRD YEAR -No 1681 EXETER, JNT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 23rd, 1806, Jo11111 WHITE *•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 T. HAWKINS & SON Hardware and Seed Store is the place for Builders and those intending to build should go to get Cheap Hardware as we carry a full line of Nails, Paints, Oils, Glass &c. In Cements we carry the two leading Brands of Canada National and Star UiV[TROUOtII NO We also make a specialty of Eavetroughing we have a machine to make all our own Trow • and can give you firstclass ' material. Try us a ;4' "you will be conuinced. T. HAWKINS & SON I 1 1 1 1 sato.......•......*•......•••••••••••••••••..N.N.... 'Y At Exeter and Centralia Storehouses Now ready for use, the best Cement and Lime That money can buy also ,..Coal for Everyboiiif • at lowest prices J. GOBBLEDiGK tae eijgrE'RE SUIT' SELLERS 4 % • You are Suit buyers. We make the - Sulte- 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 next Suit. And no one could blame you. So much money ought to buy iso much Suit worth. And Suit worth is 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 and Blue Suitings for $i .00 and $18.00. W. JOHNS Merchant Tailor 1 Western Real Estate Exchange, Limited. 78 Dundas St., London Have you a farm that you want to eclat Write for our terms of sel- ling l►rotterty. We have the most complete methal of advertieine and eaellin; property in Canada. 1)o you want to buy a farm or htiNi I1ed1, property in any part of Ontario! fiend for our list. \\•e have some bar gains. SHAND TRUNK Railway System NEAR BY iiE,ALTII RESORTS A few days nt the Mineral Sprints ,. of 8t. Catharines, Mt. Clemons, has benefitted the health of hu.ireds. ▪ Nothing is equal 4o the treatment. Try it. (loth points are situated on tato erect Iirre of the Grand Trunk. TO EAST ANi) WEST „on/1i lenequalied service. Direct c.OlneC- . ns to Montreal, Quebec, northnd, aeon. flelifex, St. .lohn4. Dcrtroit oa,;o, and all %ventcrn anti &outla- The folies. rlccpera, 1',rlor and i)inin! pees . `'ars on all .Ili,'ou It trains. others w others 11sckete. illustrated literature and tl Ifilhru: full information, call on n.rre.. •' J. J. KNIGHT, P u«i� `y Depot ticket stent, Exeter.' the PO- J. D. McDO.NALD ( A few sections of good X9iM Diamond Hall Having purchased the Jewellry Business of Mr. Hicks and have added a large stock of Gold and Silver Watches Rings,Jewelry. Silverware. Clocks aOpticl Goods. We would be pleased to be favored with s call from all the old customers as well as the new ones, to come and inspect our stock. We feel confident we will be able to please you. Our Watch Repairing Department Will have my personal attention Our experience and knowledge of watch making will enable us to give you the best of satisfaction. All work turned out from our work shop will carry our guar- antee. A. MARCHAND Watchmaker, Jeweler, Optician. •as. Make Your Lk fl susses .•iOdi CENTRAL STRATFORD,, ONT. You can if gnu 'vial. Our rout: os 11 hich are tie -to -dale :Ind wartiral will qualify you in the t<horte=t possible time. All our graduates secure zoo:1 posit inns. We gel far tuorc applications than we can meet. This school has gained a con- tinental reputation for tho- roughness. Write for our beautiful catalogue, it will in- terest you. You may enter at any time. W. J. ELLIOTT, D. A. McLACHLAN. Principals:} •••••••••••••••••••••••••• During Recent Months TIIE ELLIOTT TORONTO, ONT. COR. YONOE l ALEXANDER STS Has received TEN, FiFTEEN, TWEN- TY AND EVEN FiFTY TiMES As many calls for stenographers, bookkeepers. etc., as it had stud- ents graduating during the same months. Some of the salaries of- fered were from 810 a month to $1,200 per annum. TiIiR ct.e.wR1.Y ixruc.►TER TIIE iIFST Rr•1iOO1, Foli YOt'Nti MEN AND WOMEN TO I'AT- ItoNIZE. Enter now. Handsome catalogue free. W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal. I NORTH WEST LANDS. and ph; :tract passenger agent. Toronto. North-west land for sale at, e For Nndoe8and -f----. $t3. 75 an acre. Apply to cod ; 11.25Teenll its, Lein or$1 , l or, ► wood. :?11.:5: FiL.= Ilandford, labor, nes. . burn'• ail1TOAX . • l a1►• antile 1lltkWYNN11AIN BO i rel.25; T. Creech. $8.0(1; !f. Kerr, tile _ 4.eaw j Street,OFFICE-Main Exeter sine. J. SENIOR, Clerk. Encourage Our Coun- cillors. Apropos to our two former ar- articl:s I0 i.1in. t he advancement of Exeter, while we intended drop - pin; the wetter for a time, numer- ous SUZge3ti0ns have been given us by kotne of our residents who desire more progressiveness here, so that we will add a little more thin week. The time for municipal elections is drawing near, and several have si4- nified their intention of entering the con! est. The honor, if it may so be called, is an empty one, those occu- pying t he positions as reeve :ul.l councillors. serving the people swilh- out remuneration. The law pre- vents any of then from entering into a contract With the corpora- tion, whereby they could eecuro per• sotlal emoluments, and it so }teepees that n councillor often loses a good contract for that reason. The Council l:aards of Exeter in the past have been graced with men of cx• ceptional abilities, and some of theta bare filled out tthoir terms of of • Tice without dein; very much to- wards the interests of the town. When a man allows his name to ,,o before the public for a municipal office he is invariably cautioned by the electors to keep down the of taxation. This promise is usual y given and adhered (to. and whe.l a question comes up, which ue.)essi- tates the expenditure of money for the betterment of the interests of the town he sticks fee .his vows, al- though in bis own feind .to believes it would be a good thine. At the end of the year his record is scanned closely, he is denou.lced, not because he helped keep the taxes down, but because he neglected to advance t he interests of the t.owwn, and. if, on (the other Stand, Ito ad- vocated advancement, such as Loan- ing money .to or bonuses .some good industry, he is condemned to the ia- fcrn:tl regions for so doing. Thane are some of the rewards a good than gens. We have to -day a number of boniness Wren who would make excel- lent town officials, wind while they should not feel .that way, (some, nevertheless, do, they do not caro to sacrifice their business interests for the glory to be received by lookin; sp,JL'.111a)Je put: wimp; u.wop .1o)Jn: Wine abused because they did what t heir consciences told them was right. As to the present Council ?while it is oomposed of ener;etic men, it has done about the same as pret{jpus councils, and there is no doubt but that the members will be ooeden,ncd be��a se they didn't do very much a1ii..-wtould have been handed to thein worse if they had don:, any more. What the citizens should do is to Cncoura;e our councillors, .give them backbone, and you will vee that results will be forth oomin;. While some aro of the opinion that a ,.ewspaper editor should not be the first ore to give opinions, relative to the advancement of the indtis- tries of a tonwn, ;;till last wwcek rev- eral of our exchan;es very earnestly tried to show that their town., were woefully lacking in industrial eater - prinks and asked the citizens to wake up. We do not know whether these editors are willing or able to invest money in any a tcrprise, still we arc of the opinion that they : ret not un- like a ;oat many of us, better able to pnomoto than invest. We have recently been informed that some time ago, a renticman, represcntin; a lar;e eannin4 fae- t:oiy was here .looking over the ;round, with a view of starting one in Exeter, but bcin; informed the sea 3011 here for 14ro1.vin; lo►n.11 ccs wvas 100'+hort, his propend project fell flat. We learn that a prominent bunnies,: scan is in oorrespondence mitt l 1 the ;cate man. and if he can at ran;e to ha ve him come -here, a mcetin; will be arran;ed to which Susi1055 111e11 and the farmers will be invited, and will be given an oppor- tunity of showwin4 that produc.:i for canning can l) .frown here in abundance. Let us 'help ithe ntatlter :don; anti be able to say %hill nskel What we do with our produce, that we vet all we remitted %si)at we can't we can. EXETER COUNC1' The reviler meet inz of the Council was held on Friday night, Nov. 17, all members being present. A communication from S. 11. Kent, secretary of the Ontario Municipali- ties' Association, relative to Exeter jos ni i. tiles association. w 1.s read. No action was taken. Caleb Heywo'►t1 informed the Coun- cil that the water lying :alonzsido his rc<idcncc finds its way into his cellar and asked to have the matter rem- edied. Councillors Armstronz 111.1 Wood wore appointed a ComttlitIre to look into it. Iter. Porkies, and Mr. Hest tea 1.1• Iced permission te use library retrain; room for the training of teachers in Sunday seined work. Graniel, pro- vided the room is put in order after each meet int. A Lew light was ordered placed in the loathe; roost of the literary. The Cauunittee appointed to look into drain around the foundry re- verted t11:' Council to furni+h tile, \ir. Murray to .!,, the work. - Ap- proved. The followinz accounts were or- dered paid :-.1. Sut tor,h;alance s; rest w-ateriez, ?27.0u: A. E. Pyre, re- pairs In •p.rinkler, etc., `S5.tft: .lotto Gillespie, street watering, RA; A. G. Dyer, we. jurors, *1.09; J. Senior, ERNEST ELLIOTT $2.r ; T. Welsh.. t;1.:15; 11. ()mince$2.75; .1.Creech ii'; (1. Davis, 8t•GAIt FROM MEXICO A. W. Dorly, commercial 8,::ut for Canada in Mexico, writes to the Goveralutent that the Menicone are begiunine to produce raw numar. Cheapness of !•tarot and lural it Mex- ico will offset the preference en- joyed by the West Indian producers. Derangement of the liver with constipation, injures the complexion induce pimples, sallow skin. Re- move the cause by using Carter's Little Liver Pills. One a dose. try them. LEAD (BOUNTY REDUCED The Government 1z,unty 0a pi; lead produced in Canada has been, re- duces (seine t s the standard price of the lead in London. The bounty was formerly 75 tante per hundred pounds, providing the total did not exceed ?;500,000 a year. The increase in price in LennLon has caused a re- duotion in the Canadian bounty. Why don't you try Carter's Little Liver Pills? They are a positive cure for sick headache and alt the ills pro- duced by disordered ilver. Only ono pill a dose. '1'O 1 OI ULAIII/,E IlLt'E BOOKS At the suzgcstion of Earl Grey the Deputy Ministers of departments have •ort;anized a plan no popular- ize the reading of Government blue books. Tho valuable information contained in these .Locuutents, as le known, is often ilost to ;the nubile. Tho plan of introdusin; the blue book literature is to eonduot a series of illustrated lectures, and interest people in the /acts given in the de- partmental reporter. If there ever was a specific, for any one complaint then Carter's Little Livor Pills aro a specifio for sick headache and every woman should know this. Only one pill a dose. Try them. COULDN'T GO TIIE LAST An Irislltnan had just "come over" and, being hungry, went to one of lite swwcllcst hotels tin New York. When the waiter appeared to iaka his order he said: "Bring me the brit you have." After heinx zone a few_ minutes the %waiter returned with a ;lass of water, a bunch of celery and a Lob- ster. When about time do check him up the waiter ,returned to the cus- tomer, asking why he had not then his meal. "Well." replied the nein, "I drank the water and smelled of the bou- quet. but I'll be durned if 1 mould zo the bur. FARMERS! DON'T OVERLOOK IT The Farmers' Manual mid Veterin- ary Guide, issued .by the Family Her- ald and Weekly Sear of Montreal, is a hook no fernier should be without. The Family Herald ithis year offers the bizzest value to be lead. Their premium picture also included with the paper is .a beauty. Samples of the betel: and picture and full par- ticulars re;nrdinz their extraordin- ary offer 0811 Are had at 'this office or by tvritinr to them. Our farmer readers mould eke well to see the book before subscribinz 10 any other paper for next year. NOVEMBER Sazittarius; or, The Archer. A- bout the twentieth of the month; the sun enters this size. A Ulan horn at this period will be of a cold, unemotional disponi( 00, though furious when roused. in life he will be generally successful, but trust be careful fret to Ix: de- ceived by others. He will make nn excellent father and a kind, but un- demonstrative husband. A woman born nt this time will 1• ry stron;minded and imperious. .1 life she must beware of her enemi s and o:lreful in %what she says. 1 1o111 she will bo constant, but %•i not allow her husband to bo tyran • ,,cal. She will love her children an.l bo fond of her husband. Unlucky days., -Men born 1.1 No- vember should not npcculatc 011 Nov 1st and 3rd. Women born ie Nov. should not risk happiness or health 30ton hNov.. 9th, 101 h, 21st, 29t1) and Lucky Days•.-I'••rso:es bo:•n Novcrn- bar 51),, lith and 20th, will he very happy in life. Men born duri.lg the following hours will do well in busi- rfsa or profession: November fit h from 1 to 3.45 a. in., and iron% 2.45 to 3.45 p. m. lith, from 12.15 toI :1 a. tn.. and from 2 to 3 p. m. 20th from 12 to 2.13 n. m., and from 1.15 to 2 p. n1. Woman horn Burin: the follow inz hours will he fortunate its low Noveull.or 10th :old 11th from 12.30 to 3.15 a. tn., acd frran 1.30 to 2.:10 p. in. 15 and 16th, from 12 to 2.45 a. tn., and freta 1l.1e t:• 2 p. in. 291h and 301h, from 11.15 nizht be- im to 2 1. m., and from 1 to 1.1e p.m. • WATER IN YOUR BLOOD/ -- Iota of people have thin watery blood -they cat plenty but don't (Ii- ;,st. \When dizeetion le poor, food isn't converted into nourishment in curl. p r n t ser 1 c cc the hods rat.idlr 101bs slten z(h. '1•o positively • fere% health, not hill; equals Per)pzonc. 1t excites 'harp apis•litc, - tuake4 the stomach digest, (Drina life Buts ain- inz 1•Ioeel. Ahun•f Int strep;th i! stile to (0110%. if you nee.? more 1.1111 (y, extra kneels, t.r;,e: tar roc!, 1114'11 u.4c Forrozr•ne, the medical triumph of the are. Fifty cents boys a bc•x of fifty chocolate coated Ferrozonc tablets. t -- Mr. Albert Scant, whe, hes been out west for some time i' wisitint his mother, Mrs. Strut, and of her friends in Lawn. Locals. Four weeks from next Monday gill Is' Christmas. Ilr. D. A. Rose was in Stratford Ibis week on busitne-s. Mr. Peter Gardiner was in ;flied - ford for a few days this week. Miss C:unpbt•11 and Miss Stone, of le4ereale :arc Visiting Mrs. J. 1). At kiln -lett. Thi Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Medd, of Ifensall %vete pleasant callers in tour village this week. Tho practise of ,sin; transparent enveloptis for entitle; picture post oards and writer; !the address on the card itself instead of the envelope, is prohibited by the past office ocean - meat. I'ostrnasters aro directed not boaooept any such matter for trans- mission in future. While Albert Ford was erte:eel with ,others in semen; logs on Moe - day last, he had the misfortune to injure his right dinne1, having the the flesh torn from the bone. While the others %were sawing be was bold- in; one end .to keep :the log from splitting. It broke off before he was aware of it, wedging his hand be - tycoon it and another lo„ inflicting the injury. Tho Grand Trunk .this week come minced the double-trackin; of its title from Park toT Hyde r London.e yh work was only started a week or so a;o, yet it etas already so afar adv:.nced that the rails and ties are now being distributed for the extra track. Just how far the -double tracking will be prosecuted this tall is undecided, but tit is supposed that the work will be pushed to the Cove bridge at toast. At a meeting of the pastors and superintendents of the Sabbath schools of t ho villas,;e lt.eld in the Main street church on ,Wednesday evening of last tveek, it was decided to form a teacher's trainin; class. The first mcetin; of the class was held in the public library reading room on Wednesday evening of this week. The first half of the hour was devoted to the study of next Sundays lesson led by Rev. Godwin, after which Rev. Perkins gave the introductory lesson of the course. All Sabbath school teachers and of- ficers and members of bible classes are invited to attend these meetings. GET MORE FACTORIES Tho speech of Rotirrn; President Stauffer, of the Galt l%nard of Trade, deserves more than passim; notice. Ile noted that lthe town hod ' made substantial pro;rens during'the past year. The fnctoriee .give employ- ment to 2,250 people. "We- must reach out for more industries and enooura;e our own by ;lying .them every assistance for self -develop- ment consistent with true r .public spirit. It is only by bringing more industries and more trcople to ;town that wwe will be able .to keep down the tax rate." The Hoard of Trade membership is 125. Let our hoard of Trade ;et busy. WHEN YOU IIAVE A BAD COLI) You want a remedy that will not only ;iv -41 you quick relief but effect a permanent cure. You want a remedy that will re- lieve tete tunes and keep expectora- tion easy. You want a remedy that will counteract any tendency toward pneumonia. You want a remedy that is pleas- ant and safe to take. Chemberlain's Coueh Remedy meets all of these requirements and for the speedy and permanent cure of bad colds stands without a peer. For sale in Exeter 1:y W. 8. Howey. PUBLIC NOTICE. TAKE NOTICE that the Munn fi'al Council of the Corporation of //the Village of Exeter, having completed the construction of elm followinz ;ranolithic . idew•alks viz :- On the East side of Main street from the North side of Victori•t street to a point nicety seven feet ei;ht inches South from the interseotion of the said East side of Mein street and the South Hide of Mill road and from the South ride of Huron street to the Southern Boundary of the Vil- lage and on the West side of 'Hain from the South wall of the Mansion house buildine to the Southern Iloundary of the Village, intends to pass a by-law in pursuance of the Municipal Act, assessing 40 per cent of the cost thereof (including in such assessment 40 per cent of the legal, printin; and incidental ex- pense4 of the whole work) to the owners of the pro- perty abutting thereon and to be ber.e1Iiled thereby and the nomes of the owners thorn( co far -as 1 Ley can Le ascertained from the hat re- eked as'rssrnent roll is now feel in the Office of .the Clerk of the Muni- cipality 81111 1.5 open for inspection from four to rax n'elock 1'. M. on ;mywwcek day from the date hercof until the date of I he Court of Re- vision. Thee total cost of the said work i- P1720.51. The total cost asscss- a1,Ls teeniest the slid rate payers is *627.19. The hal.•11ee of $1093.15 is (o Le provided rot out of the ;eneral funds e,f the Municipality: A Court of Revision will I0 11e1,1 in the Town Hell at Ei;ht 1'. M. on Mond 1y t Le 4th day of December A. 1). 190 , for the purpose of hotrin; complaints o tainst the propene! as- scaament or accuracy ret the fronta;c measurements or any other sem- elaint which perso•1s inleteeted may desire to make and elfin) is by law cornis:lhle by his Court. Dated this Seventeenth day of November A. D. 1905. & J. SENIOR. Clerk. The Growing W fl WoocrtoI rooioo nor 1nv6 ROBERT E. PICKARD, Exeter, 0 General Selling Agent. Canadian Pacific Railway Cos. Lands, Canadian N Cos. Lands, Saskatchewan Valley and Manitoba Cos. 1 a number of other improved and unimprovedNorthWest Just Think Of the difference in profits in raising 10 bushels of wheat on $10 raising 40 bushels of wheat, on CO land, and 30 bushels of oats o and 100 bushels of oats on CO land. Along the various lines of t Pacific Railway, such yields as 100 bushels of oats, and 40 bushel and 00 bushels of barley per acre are frequently obtained. An that well ? If not, Why not go Where You Its easy to own a farm, the first crop pays for it. Write or 01 Pickard who is thoroughly posted on the situation. It may m you. We have spent the whole of this secson travelling thro and have made a number of very desirable selections of farm la. a,'e now offering for sale at C. P. R. prices. We give Speculators (1 years in which to pay for lands. Settlers 10 years in which to pay for lands. R. . PICKARD, General Selling Agent for C. P. R. Lands. Office at Residence, CUT- R ATE FURNITURE S Having our Immense Show Rooms packed and up-to-date furniture in every line, and in o room for some large shipments of goods now on have decided to open the fall trade with a sup Cut Rate Sale to which, we invite all intending to come and examine our goods and t,ompare our fore placing their orders. as we intend cutting t every article in our store lower than we have ever to do before. So don't fail to take advantage of ti to buy furniture at prices never before known in El ROWS & ATgIN3M The Leading Hout*Furnishers and Funeral directoni According to leerwinism theories, we are supposed tit.e have oni.i.n:ite.i froin the monkey, ist111 according. to the number who are continually "but•tin; in" it must have hectt' the gest. NO 1'OISON IN Ci1AMI1EItLALN'S COUGH REMEDY From Napier New• Zealand, Her- ald: Two years n.;o the Pharmacy Board of New South Wales, Austral- ia, had an analysis made of all the cou;h medicines rthat were sold I,% that market. Out of the entire list they found only one that they de- clared was entirely free from all poisons. This exception was Cham- berlain's Couzh Remedy made 'ny the Chamberlain Medicine Company, Des Moines, I01.1.8, I. S. A. The nhscncc of all narcotics snakes this remedy the safest' and best that can be had; and it is with a feelinz of security that any mother can rico it to her little ones. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is especially recomtne.ndcd by ite makers for count's, colts, croup and whooping cnuzli. This remedy iet for sale in Exeter by W. 8. Ifowcy. THE EXACT THIN FOlt CONST "As a certain pu ach purifier Cham and Liver tablets act thin; requir. • , for the most rob e1►s.l nefc ,for chi that terrible r;ri, moil puree tiwcs; & Co., t'dora, 0 sale in Exeter by Il l'% M. -1n 1'sbor wife of Samuel ter MORGAN. -In 11 day, Nov. fele 1 John ?Lr•r ran, FOR OVER AN OLD AND W Winslow', Soothing over sixtyears by . f children while tee it soothes the child. pale, ones wind colla for Diarrhea. life by dro to to every antes ile. ite_yel sure tate stn Syrup and ask for no SNIWS FOR 6fiSfl WE WANT THE MUNE 1.1Oft. Frost Wire Gate, reg. $5. 2- 1 2f t. " 44 44 41 $5.7 1.13ft. 44 44 44 " $6.00 1.31-x4ft. 44 44 46 " $2.50 Complete with binges .ld Latches. HIGH GRADE READY MIXED CLEARI NG OUT. 21 only ;pts. Jewel Ready Mixed Painl 12 " 1 pts. 1. 44 " 44 54 44 1 qts. 44 44 44 " 22 44 * gals. 44 " " " 1 " 4qt. Ice Cream Freezer $ HEAMANS HA' And Stove St Samson Portland Cement on hand.