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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1906-02-01, Page 1ver just corrected our Label Does your label read 1908 1t it should and does not and we will help sight it. to the matter now. eller THIIiTri'�r-THIRD YEAR--NO1684 HURON & MIDDLESEX GAZETTE' The Auction Sale Sea Still Mere We print your bill, promptly aa* give you a free ad in our sale restos to columna which is north nhall you pay for your bill aiei* EXETER, 3NT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY lst., 1906, short time, corrin; to London in the EXETER COUNCIL. N .�N�•NNNN••N Death of Mr• George i L►a►nc „here 1►t: continued to work at ,bid trade with Mr. James T. HAWKINS & SON ardware and Seed Store is the place for Builders aHa those a intending 1ca1, Y a full should go to get Cheap line of Nails, Paints, Oils, Glass &c. • In Cements we carry the two leading Brands of Canada National and Star V. Samwell Glenn, who had a reputation as be• JOHN WRITS & SOR$- • 1 in • the iaobbiest t:tii r in (.anad.t• •fhe 0ouneil met tot- their regular On Christmas of 1854 iso wine to meeting dust 1►fotany wooing. All A MAN WHO FOR THE PAST Fir - Exeter to visit Mr. llooper, a shoe- the members were present except maker, who W.3513 brother-in•laVe ''ebh', who wa•s kept „way suffering front a cold. After tito minutes were EAVETROUGIIING We also make a specialty of Eavetrougbing as we have a machine to make all onr own Troughs and can give you firstclass material. Try us and you will be conuinced. T. HAWKINS & SON iI 1•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NNNNNNNN+N•+N+NNH+H+NN++NN++ BARGAINS IN CLOTHIIIC During our Mr. Walter's buying tour he bad an opportunity of taking the entire stock om a manufacturer. By doing this We rk ured a discount which enables us , to ma these .ods very much lower than if, bought goods way. As to the quality it is in the $ ar to saythat they are the only necessary which signifies first Sovereign Brand Goods, quality. Metes Sults A complete range of sizes in lines if bought in the regular way would sell at from $16.00 to $18.00. Bargain Prices from $10.00 to $12.00. Up-to-date Stylets and Good Values at $8.00, $10.00 112.00. Boy's Sults A splendid line in Serviceable Tweeds for school wear, sixes 22 to 25. Bargain Price $1.50. made with box pleat and Genuine Scotch Tweeds, ,belt, sizes 23 to 28. Bargain price $2.75 to $3.50. Bargain price $6.00. TY YEARS 11AS )(FEN PItOMl- of MIr. \\'ut. Grigg, hero he became NFNT IN TIIE AFI AIRS • EXETER PASSES AWAY. acquainted with the talo Jatntes read rind approved, litx:vu !}obicr Pickard and c,Lgagcd with him as and afterwards as book-keeper. hey - era' years and was instrumental stated •that .the \\'esters Divisio,L clerk Supt. of the G. T. It. ,h:id .Joon Mr. George Vandcrsept Samos Ile worked for Mr. Pickard ental in fere in his:private car, his object be- afternoon, January a$th, ut his late Large business Hien ow uc - place -.- residenoe on Jahn Street, at the sae of It years, 1 month and 6 days. Mr. Sa.mwell was taken 111 sorno tbrr<+O weeks ago. Ile Coutntcted i cold wehteh developed into pneumonia and ttlthou;h his age told against him and the fact that his heart had been In bad u,nditcon for mine time, making his ease o ser -ions ore, his family did not give np,how, until the disease was found to have Sc under- mined his system that death was only a matter of a few hours. During the afternoon he fell into a peaceful slumber and was never again more than semi-conscious. IIe lingered until /five o'clock ,and passed away ins the toc•ttintr of a ncwv depot. our o[ Exeter's earliest ►ncrcnants o , Copt. rifoGuigan tdiou. bt the best died of about 5 o'clock �, n►.r Jrjd asistln"�' tin the building ut of tLo �u u - ..uteri the two narzb n•.,: •- Pickard. Later on lie fot.med a part nel's)tip with the late Richard Pick- ard, under t be !firm rime of Samwell & Pickard ;Lard took over the business of a Mr. Freomon, who conducted a houses are loc:►tcd. He infortine I the reeve it.hat if the corporation fur- niihed t he right of way, they would vhanze the route of their line at Huronstreet and come nearer town. stoles in the building at tato cornet', As thio would ,cost us from five to which was destroyed by fire torero! six thousand dollars. we are to have years agosouth ,of the Times Office. , it dispelled f rn on:nit.::s, It le The new firm did \roll :end a[tet• possible t1 t V;etorta :t •,•t will be wards moved into the building now otMncd to the station, the town now occupied by Jones .t Clark. There owning half the street, thus malting the 'business was carried on sacces3- two outlets. Ti,c new building will fully. A number of years ago M r. be :ractcd this coming summer. S ariwelt disposed of his rntetests to his partner Mr. 1t. Pickard, the name of the _finnt being then changed to It. Pickard & Son. ?lr. Sainwcll was married twke, 'his first wife leiGg Grace Trick, sister of Mr. Thos. Trick, of Clinton, who was a constant watcher at his bed- side during the last illi:Csa. Three children were born to the first union, all of whom have ,ono to their last reward. Ile then married Mrs. McLeod, nee Miss Snell, who survives him. There were no children by this marriage, Mrs. Sam - well, having, one daughter, the late Mrs. Seldon, of lagersoll. Mr. tiatnw•ell \V118 a man of coura.;c and ,letermiiuttion, both in business Gild jest private. During his Last few years. liv- ina somewhat in retirement, he could he seen almost drily tak- ing to stroll down town. His home NW R always open to wel- come tfriends, and hardly a week ,passed that some visitors were not enjoying the hospi- tality of Mr .andMrs. •i s.Samwell. The tdoccaise,d in tpolitics and was a regular attendant at the Presbyterian church. IIe belonged to the MLISouic order, being it Royal Aroh mason. The local lodge took iehrar,c of the funeral, wthich was held Monday after- noon, interment being in the Exeter cometory. The death of Mr .Samwell is deep• ly ,felt by Mr. -and Mrs. Wm. Grigg. who have known hint for the past 62 years, and during that extended per- iod, their relations and associations have always been of the highest value. The t-,ervioes at the house iverc most impressive, being conducted by Revs. Martin, of the Presbyterian ohurch and Fletcher of the Thames Road Presbyter: in church and the members of the Masonic Ledge,. of which Mr. Samwell was a member, The pill bearers were Messrs. Ed. Christie, Joseph Snell, \V. 1). Weekes N. 1). llurdoa, laugh Spackman and Dr. Sweet. LATE GEOUGE V. SA11WELi. quietly, Ge\o. Sa.1111V ell van born in Ply- mouth, England, in December, 1831. At on early 'age die commenced to learn the tailoring trade, being ap- prenticed with a man named Fook, with whom be [remained until his term taf apprenticeship was com- pleted. During ;his torn with Mr. Fook, he was for a time under the guiding influence of Mr. Win. Grigg, our venerable townsman. Mr. Sam - well then went to the isle o? Jersey, where ,hc remained for some little time, afterwards grain.; back to Ply- mouth where he worked as a jour- neyman. in 1854 he came to Itrook- lyn, N. Y.. remaining there but a ► Locals. MISS L. LINGIIAM, 01•' LONDON, is visiting Mrs. Towel!. MR. JOHN MIJIR t3F'F.NT A FEW days in London this week. MISS BALL, OF IIIIANTFORD, 18 the .guest of Mrs. Dr. Amos. MRS. A. F. MALLOY IS Si'END- itt, It few d'iy i in Toronto with her ea rents. MISS GILMORE, OF OREGON, 18 visiting Mrs, James Monteith, of the Thames Road. MRS. McARTIIUIt, Or IDULtl'TII, Milnes., is viKitin; Mrs. Oasneroe, of Esxeter North, ;MBS MAY WOOD IIAS RETURN - ed front a two wicks' ..:sift • IS let h Ed. Harness who auade the lowest tender dor the. arin.'itrg of tI ' tone bell at $37.50 evidently thou -gilt 12 cents :t day was ,not enou3lh for hik • ANNUAL DIF.ETING Liberals Attention! The Annual meeting of the Liber :l Association of South Huron as constituted for Do- minion 'purposes will bo held at Dix- on's Hall, i}ruceficld, on Monday, j Feb. 5th, at 1 o'clock p. m, (ALEX ent. .1 hG.ANBU 8ST�RY,�1Secretary. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Do not forget that we are offering a discount friends in London. MRS. W. H. LEVKTT, ENTER - of 25 per cent. on all Furs. ,{ONES & CLARK Coward & Bloomfield's Winchelsea, Ontario. Wined the ladies of ConapniF,on IAA r. T. 0. 0, F. Tuesday e.vetuf'g. MiSS PETTY, OF IIENSALL, AND Miss Ilaw•kshaw, of Lucite, visited Nirs. Narrows this we k.Ne,rth. - 1 Iespic, day, 50.; Jas. Denri+. bal. MRS. FOWELL PLEASANTLY DIC. OVENS, Eye and Ear Surgeon, 1x•11 rjnzinz. $6.611;.W. J. 1'jrsett, pt. entertained 11 number of ladies nt swill be al the Coinmcrcia1 Hotel the calory, 831.'25; .los. Senior. reegistra- 1her 'horn•• Wedncstkpy atte.rnoon. first Friday of each month. Ilourr tions, $10.20. WILLIS LEFT \tON11A.V 2.30 p, m. to 8 p. m, (11 iCies prober- --- (REEVE A. Q. IIOIIIER. The Golden West ing over to the 'Gown hall four times a day, amd aunt ja'his resignation, He had turned the job over to Ater Mc- Kay, tIte. next .lowest bidder. On motion of W ..1. liolinan, seconded by, James Creech the tender of 51r. McKoy, ,it $40 :1 year, was accepted,it 'briny theiw'xt lowest :after Mr. . or A communication as iniad front the Clerk from the \Ve-ter►t Ontario and Ptucific Railway Co., stating that it is their intention to ask Pa.rl i- rnent 'for a olearter to run a lira' from London in va northerly dircc- direction through Middlesex, Oxford, Perth, Huron and !Bruce.. The coau- ntunication W:1,4 Wed. it VIS :It first supposed Chat the lira'. would run parallel with t1u G. T. It. hat if they take the :Line- tlu'ou,*h a part of Middlesex, jump over to Oxford up through Pert and Huron, it iv »ife to w-ugt'r that it won't come within seienal thousand 'Mows of ap- ple trees of Exeter. \V, 1'. Hubbard, of Hamilton, sent n 0(,mlluunicotjon asking the Council to approve and ii,;n a petition to the local member of.the Ontario Legis- lature, asking to use his influence in 'having motion 606 of the Ontario statutes 'retooled. This section re- fers to btu liability of corporations for injuries sustnianed from defec- tive sidw�r clks, etc. The petition wits signed and will bo presented to Mr. Either. Mr. Crocker asked permission to prune' the trees in front of his resi- dense. This chap who trimmed th trees .last year made hitching posts of most of them. !toot time . taken in dis- cussing the 'natter of getting a stone crusher to crush the stead.stead.for the.the.tiproposc'd urat ldunizin2 of the streets. The matter was finally re- ferred to tile Committee on roods and bridges. The Shy -Laws appointing the differ- ent officers were .read the required number of Unica and pissed. The 'following accounts were told: Geo. Cudinore, labor, :::1.00; Wm,Cre eh. Lab., $1.25; .Thos. \Vebater, lab., 63c; Thos. Welsh. 1°1'. 81.25; Thos. Creech, labor, $1.00; .1. Gil. COUNCILLOR TREBLE WAS ON the sick list for a neck, lagrippe. Mil. WILL. COLLINGWOOD IS confined to :hies house through illness. MIL \VM. GRI,GG, OF LONDON, was 'hero attending the (anent l of the Late Geo. Sri ntwell, Mond fay. MR. AND MRS. A. E. STK\VART, of Seaforth, were the guests of Dr.nod Mrs. AndetrgOin over Sunday. IIiG IIABGAINS.-A8 1 1VTENlt giving up business, 1 11 sell my stock of ready-made clothing and d resits :it east. Come in and scrum a l,irziin.-L. MoTa *.art, Exeter )voortuotias. ROBERT E. PICKARD, Exeter, Ont. General Selling Agent. for C. P. R. Lands, We have a number of Beautiful Sections of C. P. R. Land, which we are offering at C. P. It. prices. These lands are situated nn the new branches of the Canadian Pacific Railway and are bound to advance in price. Now is the time to take your selection. $427.00 down secures you a good 3 2 acres. We are also offering 25 Improved and Unimproved Farms, all onvenl- ently situated to Railway Stations, prices range from $10 to $2:► per e, If you contemplate removing to the Nest, see us, we have the farm to sun on A man and his wife to take charge of a large farm in Wfl N T D the West, Rood wages to the right Ileople, Also good farmer to work a large farm on shares,, would require to have about $3000.0( capital. This is a grand opportunity for a good man, It is estimated that one hundred and fifty thousand Americans will ein - grate to the Canadian North West during the coating season. The Ameri- cans know a good thing when they see it. Are You Going to Have a Share of the best wheat land in creation ? If so, move quick. Prices will be much higher in the spring. Information regarding the various lands we are offering will be cheerfully given. Write, or see us personally. R. E. PICKARD 11 General Selling Agent for C. P. R, Lands. Exeter, Ont. Office at Residence, BIG Reductions in Furniture Having purchased the stock of W. C. I Iuston and in order to reduce the same before removing it to our warerooms we will offer for the next two weeks, the entire stock of furniture, cornprising Kitchen, Diningroom, Bedroom, Drawingroom and Hall Furniture. Also many odd pieces and rockers at a great reduction. Call and see the many bargains we are offering IMRS. morni»; to virile her sister, Mrs. Iv fitted and dis.ea•tes of rye, ear ,Luxton of Louth Bend, Ind. 1 aad Goo treated. Next visit Friday Frhruiry 9th. Handford, `iturdny and Sunday last c s will be he FRANK WRIGHT0 c1. ►n. and the sacrantcat of Cho Lord's supper will be administered at th close of the, evening 50rvi*'. Service will be !field at Sexsmith aro 4118. RI•:l'D, OF LONDON. VISIT -1 cd her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Silas QUARTERLY MEETING 111lin street • IiS PITTING iN t wo blowers in his Mack smit h shop to take the. pOwe of the old time be I low K. We offer this week the following extraor- HRS. T1108. Marlette, T hF,FT SAT ueuul at 2.50 ti'. m. urd.iy for M rlctte, \lith where ohsit church 150x1 Spray. Lot.•feast at .dinars cut in prices for cash or trade only ;Mend Cleo daughter, Mrs. Foal,of 43. itanly was the scene oe a vett' • Redmond, who is ill• pretty wedding yesterday, (\VcdncK- MR T1108 11A`DV0111) 11AS: d,„.) when b' -blest daughter L: ores Overcoats 25 per cent off regular pric0 purchased tl>s form oR Illi (lT,,bcl, \ N F 1 C( ICKTIFIL HARDY -THE I10511'• 1 wcjll Suits 10 per cent off regular price Heavy Rubbers & Sox 10 per cent off regular price All colored dress goods 20 per cent off regular price (Cashmeres and Lustres excepted.) All Winter Underwear 10 per cont oft' regular price (Men's and Women's) All l'2 c Wrap1lerettes at 10c' per yd. Crockery and Glassware all lines at 10 per cent oft Seo the shoes on our east counter at 50c a pr. when they are sold we will show a 75c line. This will bo THE STORE for bargains during the remainder of this Month. 'db N COWARD 4 BLOOK�'IELZt n°,",t Y. �>o t PRODUCE TAKEN AS CASH. 't McCu''- was m. rod to , r. rc( dy, on the London rend, 'forrnerly Itickt,cil, of %ul •h. The ceremony 1 the 3:unae s dull .l•rtgpertY• W:19 !performed by Iter. Yaeger. of Mit. .IOhIN LUX•TON, 01' FLINT, 1Mch, rind formerly of Exeter, was here .lonilay ,attending the funeral of t he Este Geo. Barwell. MFC. A. iIAGSIIA\V IiAS MOVED Isis family into the residence of Mr. J.imos Gould. Mr. Ila gshaw intends ;cont to the Northeeot in the sprint. MR. A. Q. IIOI(LER ENTERTAIN- Memorial NTERTAIN- green Crepe de chew. 11 r. iesu u t(1 they Troll rimers of th Trivi.tt greenms, of e.ui;eb, assisted the Memor al church, to an oyster sup- ,(bola. The hi con's rift to the per hit Claes Mtinsion house Tuesday bride was ' wocklct with wh,.Ic pe.rl set evening. pendant. to the br ids\arn ,id, rim; M188 NIONTIZAMI(E1IT, OF ST. with pearls and turquoise, and to Mirys, who visited IN' Misacu bins- the groomsnt.tn n twirl acirrl p•n. Mi. ton a few w"eks, returned to her and Mrs. Iliekhril will remain here estordny, aceompi.ni y Mitts for tt few work+ before ;ojnr to w w'11 sir►it tricnds Irene, North [� Zurich, an old friend of Troth f.a.milics in the presence of the immediate. rel- atives of the contrneting part:.es. The bride, who was eseortcd by her fath- er, looked elrirtni+g in a beiut,Tul gown of Crepe de ehenr, ,tritoned with entbr>cxdered and I1laeted chiffon. The briilewmaid, Miss ])feint iticklxi', Kist( r of the groom was gowned in ROWE & ATKINSON Furniture Dealers and Funeral directors, Exeter, Ontario. 4 •;►.teat- , . A GOOD CRITIC on spectacles is dear old grandma. She knows by years of experience where to go for giasses to suit, GLASSES TIIAT FIT ALL EYES. are but a part of our varied stock of optical goods. An extra pair is al- ways bandy in case of accident. For a new pair or an extra pair have es fit you. Western Real Estate Exchange, Limited. 78 Dundas St., London Rave you a farm that you want to sell/ Write for our terms of set - lin; property. We have the most complete method of adte.rtinin.; and selLin; ,property in Canada. Do you want to buy a farm or business property in any part of Ontarid Send for our boat, We have some bargains. E. ELLIOTT & CO. North-west Land Agents Selected Wild and Improved Lands FOR BALE In some of the best parte of the W. S. HOWEY, Phm. 13. f( Chemist and Optician. I Phone 50. EXETER, ONTARIO.) NORTH NV ST It will be worth your while seeing Cts before purchasing. We give purchasers until first of June to select their lands. Office opposite Central Hotel EXETER, ONTARIO. (kxle.r eat defeated the Srsuforth team n Fri&'y is aiit lost, t It; ,.core being 11 to 4. it. FRAM: DE1,tin 11)t:1:. of Inridoip visit^d rot Itieesc in town over Sunday. 01•:0. 111'NTEIt ett. BON OF RIDGE - too n will hold another silo of cows ,roil extra e.xn1 feeders on Thursday,' Fsbr0:1ry 8th, 1006. COAL! .11.81' '1 ECEIVEi) ANOTIi- er shipment of the best Lchi_h V.II- coil, nut, stove ,i Int furnace. 8IMI! Old t,ri^6'R.-H. Pa runty. MIC. IIA1tIRY E. i5ELC!rt'n of the. Molsett's hunk, who left :n IX- cetnber for a six weeks' visit to Isis hottte �n Ca ti for nix, has Rent word that he will not return. TILE WOMAN'S INSTITUTE WILL meet in the Town II ill, i' rid 1), Feb. End, �st 3 o'clock. 'Those Lavin; harks kindly 1e10111 thein. - Miss 11111s, fres.: Mrs. Il:ustin;e.: 'ey• Dakota, whore Mr. Itickbeil intend' torn; into buvidw'ss. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. 1M Riad Yu Nast Always Milt Hears lbs eitnatnre of __________ IIEATERSLANDCA AT REDUCED PRICES. We need the room and money. Regular Prices $32.00 now $•2'4.00. 1 Second bland Heater $ 9.00. 1 ,i tt is \ VPY $20,90. •► Wood Cooks $4-$6. FURNACES All kinds of Furnace, Tin and Galvanized Iron Work Promptly Attended to. PLUMBING in all its Branches at Reasonable Prices. HEAMANS HARDWARE And Stove Store.