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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1906-02-22, Page 1• 1906•=1907 We have just corrected our label Wiest,. Docs your label road 1906 t18 19071 1f it should and docs not some in and eve will help right it. (Attend to the matter now. ti THIRTY-TIIIRD YEAR -NO. 1684 HURON & MIDDLESEX GAZETT I The Auction Sale Season Still Here We print your hills promptly sat sive you a free ad in tour sale re;1N ter columna which ie worth what you pay for sour Lille alone. EXETER, JNT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 22nd 194)6, JON6B R CLARK•B � SPRING WHITE WEAR We take a special pride in our Stock of {W6itewear for this season. We profit by our past experience, binding every energy to have better ma»eriais, choicer designs and lower prices with each succeeding year. Our stock complete in the following lines. LADIES' GOWNS -Fine Cambric, trimmed with Lace, Embroidery and Insertion, in several different styles, ranging in price from 75c to $1.75. LADIES' UNDERSKIRTS -In Lonsdale and Cambric with lawn frill, trimmed with Torchon Lace and Insertion also Embroidery frills, a full range at prices from 85c to $2,75. LADIES' DRAWERS -Fine Cambric with hemstitched frills, a special line at 25c: Better lines, embroidery trimmed at 50c, 750. CORSET COVERS -Made of Lonsdale trimmed with Torchon Lace and Insertion also Embroidery at 25e and 50c. A very special line made of wide Embroidery at 750. LAWN BLOUSES -We are showing some very choice designs in White Lawn Blouses for early spring wear at reasonable prices. JONES & CLARK Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing EMPIRE BONDS Hold High Ranh Governments, Municipal Corpor- ations and Banks look to THE EMPIRE Accident & Surety Company To Guarantee the Fidelity of Trusted Employes. A Canadian Calm3ern. W. JOHNS, fluent. Exeter. Stu to the MN CALL NO. 50 and tell what you require in Drug Store Goods. We have a delivery service for your accommodation and very shortly after your order is received we will send ames- senger with the Rocds. If you have a prescription to be filled we will both send for it and deliver the medicine. When you think of drugs always think of PHONE 30. W. S. HOWBY Prescription Druggist One Door South of Post Office E•XE,TBR. Coward & Bloomfield's Winchelsea, Ontario. f1c 45 per ARE SHOWING pairs of Misses' and Boys' Shoes, regular $1.15 up for pair Also their first consignment of new spring goods among which you find high-class English Prints of beautiful patterns in all the best colors, every piece guaranteed to hold its color in the washing, •price t z 3 I c per yd. New highclasscd English Ginchams and Chambrays in plain pinks and blues, also checks in navy and white and black and white, price 15c per yd. New English Foiler, in four leading shades. Ox Blood, Navy, 'Oxford Grey and Grass Green. Price 15c per yd. New Rock Fast Drills, colors cannot be washed out, these are the right thing for shirts and boys blouses, 3 patterns to choose from, Our price t6c per yd. New Cream and White Flannelette at old prices in spite of the heavy advances in all lines of cotton goods. The prices paid here for produce is as good as were ever paid We pay cash when you don't need goods. COWARD ; BLOOMFIELD Are you subscriber for the "Ere - CURLING The ldensall curlers came Joon hone on Thursday to play a retur,, match with our te.th, and each Hen - sail skip was successful In piloting his rink to yiatory Following ire JOHN WHITN & SONS WE MAY GET THIS ;Prof. D'Alva and His, ROBERT EP1OKARD, EXETER,INDUST Y Troubles. Ontario General Selling Agent. for C. P. R. Lands. tate scones: Afternoon Ilensall Exeter C. McDonnell, 19 11. Huston 15 H. BontJrron, 20 J. Muir 10 Everting J. Bradt, 18 G. Anderson. 12 1t. I3onthron. 13 J. Muir, 6 Although the Exeter players were unsuccessful in winning any of the games, they put up.a strong game for the amount of pructiy" they have had. The best of fellowship pre- vails between the two clubs and it IS intended to make curling here pop- ular, by !raving games quite often. It was stated i:, these columns last week that A gentleman who manu- factures acetylene and gasoline cn• tines and automobiles and installs acetylene or gasoline plants for private parties ::r com;uat:•:•s. evout.I be in town to interview the council relative to rnoviug his plant here. Ile, meow ponied by 'his truveli:ug re p'v$.nt.a v, :trrivt'd in town. Thuradav evening and a streeting was arnenged for Friday morning in Reeve Robber's office. All the coun- cillors were present acid entered ac• Lively into the discussion. 114' went extensively Into t.:.e details of his giv=ng the council ai good the amount of machinery 'lois factory. Ile sod h.• had d pl oats in Gi t !ton, Dan- t and other places, and has at t several large orders to be on his books. The building icd by him at preront is not enough for the increasing ilc s, wui unless.he .finds a location bre, los sill be (forced to take tore enapitsl and erect new bttild- The ?railw:ay services where be t ,presont. Ire claims, is not as irable as it should be. 'There are umber of ',loess that ale nega- ting avith hits, but be has a pre- sence for Exeter, for the rot; or, it he oin secure a building hers ?table for his purposes tot a nom. a:I 'rent, :and is assured of tact best f railway facilities. The ;proposi• tions laid down by Ilius are ::ubstant Bally as follows: 11c w -:rats she town Lo 'loan 'hint $5000 'for ten cart without interest, to be p.a.ld buck in installments of $1000 a year, the first payment to be made at tilts bo - ginning of the sixth year. He ogre,ed to put up liis Plant wahieh he valued at near $7500 :al se- curity for the loan and would :allow the town to appoint ,a reliable man to look after the matters pertain ing to the company, in the interests of the town. Ike solid the would he able to employ Isom 12 to 15 at the start and would eventually increase Alis 'force to 50 !rands. He tho- roughly understands the nlnnu(ac- tune of automobiles and intends manufacturing cars the price of which will be much less Iban those of the same pattern made in the t'. S. He 'remained here several slays looking the gnound over, but the council elefericd action until its regular meeting. when the matter will be brought up. In the int+in- time a thorough investigation wilt be Ornade, so (bat the proposition cin be properly discussed at the next regular meeting. E. W. IIORNE PROMOTED al r. E. W .Itorne, who for thn past three yeaeis has been accountant of the Exeter branch of the Sovereign Bank, on Wednesday of last week received official notice of alis .ap- pointment ns manager of the branch at Milverton to take effect on the :2nd. The appointment came as a surprise to Mr. Horne, and is n compliment to his ability in looking ,Iter banking ;affairs. be- ing one of the youngest regularly appointed mon-ger in Ontario. Mr, Horne commenced his banking career with the C.in•adian Bank of Com- merce at Goderich, remaining with that bank five years, being stationed at different places. Ile was there of- fend the accountantship of this Sov- ereign Bank at Milverton where 10. day be returns to assume the matt. agement. He Temaincd at Milverton tor nixie months and was transferred to Exeter with the carne duties. While hem l,e has beets u ndl r two managers ,a1 r. 1', 11. Karn. now man- ager at London, and Mr. Joseph Snell, who hue charge of the brnncii- es at Dashwood, Zurich and Crediton besides Exeter. ohm!' takes up considcrnble of his time. -\tr. Horne hats wally been manager defacto. looking after the wants of Ills tanners, with whom hbas been successfuI in working up t Large business. During It three ye ars with tilt' Exeter branch ha has worked ardently for the interests of 1be bink, and very 10tteriIlly a.5- sisted in increasing the volume of business done there that 8 clerks are accessary cow to transact the busi- n2ss instead of 3. in 1905 Mr. Horne was elected treasurer of tire Stephen & t•shorn Agricultural society. We are pleased to ace t.11 It the bank of• Bettis appreciate ate. Ilorne's abil- ity and feel mute. he will by his af- L•b1c manrt(r and clo-c attention to the affairs entrusted to hire, Make such a record cat Milverton (bot further advattccmeot still soon to his. NIT. iiorne will be succeeded by Mr, J. L. Scott. of !tonsil', who for the past year has bid charge of the Zuritoh brinet. under Nfr. tinea• 4 HALE REGISTER !1 Friday, Feb. 23, 1906. Auction mi1<• of Horses on Lot 25, S. T. 11., (s - borne at one &clock '-h iris Jusepll \Vhitc : do Th.+. Gistsren, .\uctIcn- N Vers: C• E, Hackney, 1', prietor. G. T. R. Time Table The time of the arrival% of trains going north and with are as fol- lows: - GOING SOUTH No. 32 ...... 8.35 A. M. No. 34 ... ... 5 06 1'. M. GOING NORTH Na 31 ..... 9.30 A. M. No. 33 ... .5.51 P. M. .1. J. KNIGHT. Asoma PRODUCE TAKEN AS CASH. ter Titne.••f 11 it -,t w not soh - scribe at ass*. LOCALS Mit. THOS. FITTON IS CONF'IN, ell to his ),•'ib through illness. MHS. C. A. LINDENFiELD Ie at home to her blendsaia'ry1, 13th. Thioc wi11 be a of heavy dr aught roadster horses at 5th. aI SS LIZZIE TAYLOR LEFT Monday for Loudon to undergo on operation at one of the hospitals. ' W01.11 was received yesten rday ,nru- a i ng that the ope•r:1tion 11:14 been suc- cessfully made and (hit the c.ni- •, •1 a 'v good .,. 1 Miss Taylor was . I t n f \i T .v tt o 3 E could be expected Ti)E EXi:TER 111t.1NCII 01' Tail: National S1r,it onto Asseciatinn of Canada desire te, 1 tr ink Mrs. F. Fit- ton :arid Mrs. ('. T. Brooks for tli.. trouble they took in roikiny col- lections for ths .Muskoka fres Dos. vital cold also to all 11a.' subscribers to the same. Tot 11 subscribed $20.50. i)r. T. A. }Robin', President : N. 1). ilurdein, Secretary. Suhscrib'rs: -- Dr. .1. A. Rollins, S. Fittnn, A. ii.t•:t- ings, A. Marchand, Dr. A. It. Ki•as- man. A. .1. Ford. N. Dyer iiunton. Dr. A. F. Malloy, \V. 11. ti irve'y, E. A. rollick, .T. t'enior, F. .1. liniirht, Mrs. T). Johns, W. If. Lcvett, Mrs. Ta Snell, Rev. \V .`,1 .*f min, 1)r. 1). A. Anderson, J. (:. Slanbury, •1r. I'rart, J. G. Jones, John Muir, 1'. Wood, all $1.01: Mr. Grigg $_'.0n: Mr". Dow, S. \T 1rlin, 8. !lardy. It. 111 atchford, Loc. rr.ch : Mrs. Going and Mr:=. Brooks 25' e tch. Tiv. annual 'lifeline; will he hclelt in iia,• neer futute a. call of prsoident. \\'ILL after grand ex)ib:tion agricultural and Clinton on April 1.1>1I,1?1' (ane of our most tespccte I citiz-•ns pissed to his last reward 011 Tburs- 1 r. Feb. 15th, in the per.-Pn of Mr. Thos. Glenn, in Lir 77th year• Mr. Glenn 111.5 .I true type of t pru- gressive. Irishman. Ile setas bpr,i o., the Emerald isle and at an early ag e ane to C.rn .11 and apprenticed. himself a.5 a t' •.etnaiter with n Mr. Jamieson, in tL township of C tvon, near Toronto. ile did tint remain long at the shoemaking trate, but time (o Western Cktn•ida, obeli there was lordly anything but forests. }h' and Lis cvr•] flitbh,l ss fe, why sur - rives hirn, by bird poorer Iife, hewed out for themselves a eom- f<ntable home. Mr. Glenn was evct ' preoperous and at nnc time pe) 4,••t•,1 2.0 -res of iand, 150 of which he s.,m,s time ago tnrncd over to his son Th^ deceased 11.15 1 oolitic, man, un- til the IIIc^ss ,,hr.b Ie. -tilted in h•, death overtook him. A few weeks ,Qt) gingering, set in from acvrrat en it -kJ in bis Mel wlinIt! vault aha nI1ina tie e-eusc of itis de,th. Ire •ides a %%Wow two sons, \\ nt. :Ind Robe r1. and one daughter, Urs. Jackson, of i.i.towel, survive to mourn their two. Prof. Sullivan, u1avager of ll:Alva College Girls still have good rause to rcanemb•r Exeter for a time at least. On Saturday night he hid some 1t'oubl.e se it tun of J1it band girl_, Miss }'ick:u•dc• and Nf iss Carus Now is the time to purchase and get the over :1 sala.ty ,not tt 1, resulti+ig in which we expect shortly. We have some beautiful tselof ecctedhe t s jump on n our the girls leaving t ho comp uty. on list. $127.00 down secures you a good half section. (320 acroe.l $1U per acre, upwards, All these conveniently situated Monday meriting the data claims 25 Improved and unimproved farms in one of the best sections in the he pald the young i Lilies $10 each nd Northwest at from furtaichid then] with tickets to De- to Railway Stations, trolt, although not owing theme tiny- ilting. Instead of takritg the train We want a number of good 1110)1 to work on farms in the girds int 1 ass •' Mr L. If. the west during the coaling season. Dickson, rclatly to sell ` 1' ep blaifL- ell was a balance duo theta for 831 - :try. The doctor in the meintmle ,had gone to Dashwood where ho is .holding forth this week. Constable 131ssctt armed with a summons went out to IYrsJlwood nal served it on Office at Residence, Exeter, Ont. the instrument being returnable r the same day. The case seas sr't for 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, hut Mr. J. G. Sta.nbury :acting fol' the doctor asked for .1 hostpontnt'nt so t',rt wjt- 11e5se'8 could be secured. After a con- ference thee tsva J. P.'s, Messrs Par- ,ncr :nasi Kay. s%115 were .string. on the case, decided to go shoot ss ith it. At this juncture the doctor and his attorney Left the roorn, refusini; to (tut in a defcoec,untassallow ed time to get ssitn'.ses. The cast) then start ed, s.'vcra1 witnesses were sworn, and judgment trivet] the plaintiffs for the amount of t heir ciainls Wit 11 costs This 1:owev4:.• did not end the di tors troubles. When he was going to the court In the afternoon, he was hand - ,ed a summons, :asking shim to appear for tif:il at 0 o'clnckt for on alleged isslult on Miss T'ickardc o't Satur- day evening. It appeors from the evidence that when the doctor and the Miss Pick- arde were haying their discussion over the salary question, the doctor followed her into her room a.nd show- ed his disapproval of her non-appre- eialion of his kindly treatment to- wards her by closing his hand. This • evidently was tate extent or the as- sault. Sates Pickarde testified that ethe fell against the wall, ?although the doctor did not touch( her. Mass Corns testified :Hong the same Titles: Billy Gibbs, the funny man of the. show, overheard gone, of the eon- vcrsation, but did not rico the doctor tril-e or threaten to strike Miss Pick arde.11iss Johnston another mem'- ber Of the company said she slid not see the doctor make any movement to a tumult the lady. One of the wit- neses for the complainant, when asked where the information for the issault carte seas drawn up, replied that it was in the nffi.ee of the solic- itor for the complainant and that a Justice of the Peace was present at the time. The doctor testi- fitd in his own b•h.a11, and recited as to how the argument :started and the rause of it To a spectator. it was impossible to ser how an attempt at 'n assault was made. The J. P.'s You take one, and lo! and behold! it,s r•zstsrved their decision until ycstcr- gone before you know it. headaches day ,o that they could consult with are no good to you or anyone else. County Crown Attorney Seager. rt•- 'Vhy keep then or nurse one when it's lativu to some pulses in the case. so easy to bid it "begone?' Our head. The assault case was dismissed :,rid ache powders do it every time, wn understand the doctor intend' app'•tling the salary We Anticipate Anticipate a Big Advance in Price Almost Immediately. R. E. PICKARD, General Selling Agent for C. P. R. Lands. SIG Reductions in Furniture Having purchased the stock of W. C. Huston 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, comprising Kitchen, Diningroom, Bedroom, Drawingroom and Mall Furniture. Also many odd pieces and rockers at a great reduction. Call and see the many bargains we are offering ROWE & ATKINSON Furniture Dealers acd Funeral directors, Exeter, Ontario. "PRESTO! CHANGE" You have a headache? Headaches depressing. You get a box of our HEADACHE PO\VDERS are csAL. MSsoNIL sr.. Byars tn• ,it* Kiad Yale Sigaatnz• •1 izto Batt 1:1111)1'.1 OF' Tali WHITE I101 -SE. :\t -epos of the ascdding el the I'te-ident's da ugbter, it is interest- ing to recall other uff.tirs 4,f ,t Oke ch.,ricter that have taken Mace in the Executive Mansion. One of the tooling articles it) tate Mir ch Dclinc- 'tor is "Brides of (tie White (louse," by Mr". Schuyler Crowuitashield. it • is itlustr :red with a 11a11111.4/111C ;rort- r:,i1 <.1 alias Roosevelt never before puhti�h^d. "Miss Todd, c, nuc•: of i I. • lovely Dolly '.1 111 -on, war+ the first bride t• pronounce her vows beti.•.tth the ancient roof," writes Mrs. Crvwninr+hitId. "el✓.• nisirr'cd Oongresyrnam .1 ickson. of 't'irgin a. Little is told Si 6i. -tory about Miss Todd, but if Alit` w:1a as charming :Is her tli tinguished telatiye, the Cis - chilling Dolly, Congressman Jackson 11.1.+ :a lucky nt 111 31114ke11. One may in fancy see Miss Todd watching fr ;m the window•» of the old Execu- tive mansion, ee Melt was :afterwards louttt:d by 11,0 Iftit1Kh, fot the ar- rival ..f her lover: and the lovely Dolls- Herself. It toils- Lass excited, •eriug tiY•r the shoulder of the �ttr1 ley her tide. Congressman J.:ek- r,ra Mould presently strive In one of pits old Virgin..] co•achei (11:V1'0 by a yellow or a black hoyo 1.1' 13-.1y-scrt•ant tilling w:t 1 the ta:ch- 111111, .anxious to attend upon tits master in this the most integrating anti vital moment of d►•i life. On- of.lnev Omni -footman Jackson ap- pnoaehiti t bn knee -breeches .in I buckled achy: t ?king his ,it of negus or toddy in the great tI1:11t hefma being ttibsrad into she pres- (,,ce of his bo -love.?: end from the -(counts of the tunes one ntay im- agine the brilbr,nt nuptial ceremony n'tich, historians ray, was attended by every one who had any china to sari 1 dist:action. 0 CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. TMs Kind Yon Liars Always IMO Bears the Signature of W. S. HOWEY, Phm. B. Chemist and Optician, Phone 30. EXETER, ONTARIO. E. ELLIOTT ec CO. North-west Land Agents' Selected Wild and improved Lands POR BALE In some of the best parts of the NORTH WEST It will be worth your while seeing us before purchasing. We give purchasers until first of June to select their lands. Office opposite Central hotel EXETER, ONTARIO. Western Real Estate 1 Exchange, Limited • 78 Dundas St., London Have you a farm 11 at you want to sell? Write for our terms of eel - lin; t►reporty. We have the most complete method of ,advortiain; and selling property in Canada. 1)o y* want to buy a farm or business property in any tart of Ontaricf Send for our list. We have soma bargains, GRANO TRUNK • Rates RAILWA•s SYSTEM Special ) .i ; Way • • i To Billings, dont., Denver. Colorado Springs, Salt Lie City, Nelson. Rosslarvl, Van- couver, l'ortlaad, Ore., tion. ransiseo. Tickets on Nal.) doily Special Settlers Trains to Northwest Every 'i'u%-das s1•trch nod :\. ti to .1 I, ':.1 atilt colot,i,'. ithols1 ;1 leave Toronto 9.00 1'. Mo every Tuesday during lfnrch and April for Manito)si aro) Northwest, Passengers travelling with- out live stook should tt+Le. expiess kaving Tt.ron• , 1. t", p, tn. Short Line to Cuba Leave homo TLuroloy 1'.',I. arriving in 1) vont, Cuts, early Monday morving. 'Di- rect connection. Tourist r 1tc.1 in effort. For tickets and .full in- formation c111 on .1..T. KNiGiIT, 11.pot Ascot .1. 1). ttoDONA111, lei.strict Passenger Arent, Toronto. Don't Miss This GhanGo Special Heater Prices for Feb- ruary Cold Snap. The Profit is yours We need the room and money. 2 Garland Double Beaters with oven reg. $3.2,00 for $26.00 1 Jewel Double Heater with oven reg. $32.00 for $:6.90 1 Souvenir Double Heater with oven reg. $31 00 for ($29.00 1 Double heater with oven second band for $20.00 A GOOD BARGAIN 1 Heater Second Iland a Itig Snap at X9,00 1 Volcano !lot Blast, any kind of fuel, reg. $14.50 for $12.410 1 only Oak, for any kind of fuel, reg, $14,00 for $13 00 2 only Oaks, for any kind of fuel, reg. $11.5O for 1110.00 IIEAMANS HARDWARE And Stove Store.