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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1906-11-08, Page 9Secure ; our Clubbing Rates We can give you rates for all •daily and principal weeklies pub- lished in Canada. niter HURON & M1DDL ESEX GAZETT Ii 5.Advertise your sale in the TI MES so that every person in he District will know it. Auction Sale Season is Here. THIRTY-FOURTH YEAR -No 1730 EXETER, JNT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 8th 1906, $1'00 per year in advance litrz==.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••40 JONES & CLARKS' 11 Phone No. 32. Plaids That are both Distinctive and Stylish Black Watch, McKenzie, Stewart and pretty fancy Plaids in rich dark shades of Green. Blue and Red. Ex. tra quality of sott fine wool especially adapted for kilting. Several pieces just put in stock. Prices low for this qual- ity, 25C, 50c and 6oc per yard. Natty Neck Scarfs 1 With the incoming of the Overcoat Season is the de- mand for Scarfs. Nothing Inore dressy or serviceable than Black Silk made either in a shaped muffler with light lining, or the long wearing folded Scars. Adds to a man's appearance and comfort, saving the laundry bill at the sam? time. Full assortment of goods in our north window ♦Z� i 1 Don't Delay Buying Furs Our stock of Ladies' Coats, Ruffs and Muffs, also Men's Coats and Caps is still all that could be. desired• Dressed Fowls.`' Chicken 7 1.2c alive 9c dressed Hens 5 1.2c " 7 Geese 9 4 ` Duck 10 46 One cent per pound less for cash. Two eenti ; er pound less for scalded poultry. All poultry to be dry pick- ed and packed clean, all feathers off wings. Poor skinny fowl not wanted at any price. Crops must be empty. Necks must, not be broken or twisted. Please bleed in mouth. Jones & Clark Headquarters; for the Celebrated W. E. tiantord Clothing also high grade furs and dress goods. ••NN•.NN•.NNNN.N. �N��NN�4/NNNN �NN•••NNN••NN•NN• •••NNN•N.N.... MEDICAL T W. BROWNING, M. D., M. 0. 'aJ a P. S„ Graduate Victoria Uni- te/fete. ni- te tor /fet io>Mc.. and residenenoe. Dominion, DR. A. F. MALLOY, MEMBER ONTARIO COLLEGE PHYSI- aians and Surgeon+. Successor to Dr. J. A. ito111n.. Office Main street. Residence. east on first street north of Post Office, Exeter, <Ontario:, DRs. Y. tau H. M. COWAN, 391 a cadilly Street, London, Ont. e MM. Long distance connection. special attention given diseases of women and ry. Oxford or l'. P. It. Street Cars to ne street take you almost to the door. 2io other city office. Special Hospital and other arra 'dements for patients from • instance. -- OSliTAL El.DB. A. B. KINSMAN, 1. •D. 8. D. D. 8., Boner Graduate of Toronto University. De•Wt- Teeth extracted without pals or had atter effenta. Omoe ts Fos. oa'. block. West aide of Main e -e+o, Exeter' DR. G. F. ROULSTON, L. D. S., D. D. S., Dentist. Member of R. C. D. li., of Ontario and Honor Graduate of Toronto University. 'Onneg:-Over Dickson A Carling's Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former de/cal parlors. IOW riONEY TO LOAN. We have a large amount of pirate Lunde 1e . gas cm farm sad village properties at towrate. intends MADMAN & STANBURT Barrtetr. Solicitors. Mals 81. Exeter. (DICKSON & CARLiNG, • errtator. Solicitors Osavoyls�acore oommla loners, Solicitor, for the Molaos. Bank, Nto. M oast to (Lelia at lowest rates of la Wesetn OTTICE t-afa,IN OT8ERT. *ZITER. 8. ca*u,,o ts. A. L. R. Oteta0l THOMAS CAMERON, CONVEY- •ncer, will, drawn, tooney to loan es reai mists. also Licensed Andienper for She counties tot Heron and Perth. Charges moderate. Orden lett at Rio rings 'tr at my tMldence. Farquhar will receive prompt mitten 'Hoe. �JiI FBOR11113 FOR Tt1E TIMESSCRiBE FOR TIM TIMES HONEY TO LOAN W have unllmfted pee Mat [nada for tavest eata >ate� or vfllags croperty at Lowes sass ofDICKSON & CARLING Exeter WILLIAM BROWN, PROP. DIP- LOMA OF RaaOYAL. INCORI'ORATRn SOCIETYoF MUSICIANS, ENGLAND. Organist of Trititt Memorial Church, Exeter. Piano, Organ, Harmony and Theory of Muste• Terms on Application. Exeter, Ontario. AL-CTIONEBR it. S. PhillipFs, Licensed Auctioneer for the (aunty of Iluron. Charges macerate. All communications addressed to B. S. Phillips, Ilensall, or orders left at Times Office will receitit prompt attention. • LEWIS THOMAS ' Civil Engineer A Architect (Late department of Public Works, Canada.) Consulting Engineer for Municipal and County Work, Electric' railroads, sewerage and Waterworks System Whars es, Bridges and rte-enfnreed Concrete, Phone 2220 London ttntarice $25 DIAMOND RING We make • specialty of a ring at this price. it is exceptional value. We have sold hundreds of /them. Express charges prepaid. Money refunded if not per- fectly satisfactory, G_tl• Ward & Go ItonAoa Ontario Specialists In Diamonds and Cut Glass. Ha kb "In 111H Steps" illustrated .with panamorin views find movin; pic- tures was given in the .Methodist church 1a.it Friday cvonin3 and was largely attended. "Ten Nights in a Dar Room" nvas given in the same church Monday evening. The Quartette of the Ilensall Methodist church took part in the anniversary of r he Soxsniith Cburoht Tuesday evening. A number from Lore attended. Mr:•. C. A. McDonnell was in Rip - pen during dhe past week vislting cher aunt. Mrs. It. Mollis. .urs. Carmichael ie moving this week into She dwelling she recent- ly pue'chaacd from Mr. John Mo- tiegor. Mr. 7'. Bengaugh returned last week from the Northwest where he had been engaged in threshing dur- ing the past two months. Rev. and 'Mrs. Toll were in St. Marys during the week. The new moulding department of the Ilensall Foundry is nearing oom- nlelion and when finiehod will be one of the largest in Western Ontario. Dr. Ferguson Iles moved into the dwelling lin 'recently rented (from Mrs. Patterson. ,whore he will re- main until (the tenancy of his own residence expires. Mrs. John Willis, who lives Ilensall is this week moving to ter. tvhcro .;hc will reside. hire. George (Davis, who has been Iivin(r Lor tome time with her moth- er, Mre. John Willis, left last week for ChappeIe. Rainy River District, where her •husband is engaged as stone cutter. Mri. William Moir left this week Toronto, %viere she will visit her daughter Mrs. Joseph Case. Mr. T. Murdock spent Sunday with friends in London. Mr. Could, foreman of the lIensall Foundry Company alas anove'1 into the dwelling owned by Miss Moir on the west side of the village. Miss Doherty, of London, is vls't- nig her brother, itev. Doherty, at the reotory. Peter 'Melville -and Ncl,:on Blatc)t• ford, have returned home from the west, the ;former on Saturday and the latter on Monday. (loth had been ;,way tall summer. Mr. W. M. Harlem -it is in Muskoka on a ehcoting trip. ' Colin IIudson visited his father In Seafort h on Sunday. Miss Basler, of Clinton, is visit% ing at Geo. Hudson's. Joseph Derstine, of Zurich, vista. cd in Ilensall over Sunday. James Troyer and fancily are this t1.,,' k moving to 8oaforth, where they tfji: ittako itheir futur.Y. home, Mr. Pinckney ins; moved into the house vacated Aly Mr. Troyer. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Joynt, of Sea forth, visited Mr. Geo. JOY nt over Sunday. Mr. Chas. Oyer. of the Mai lon's bank staff is at his home in Exe- ter, owing Ito illness. Rcv. Hector, 'the Black • thnight, will preac.h in the Presbyterian church Sunday tnorning and in the Methodist church in the afternoon and evening. On Monday night he will deliver 'a lecture in (he i'res- byteriati church, Miss Jones, ;t,f Exeter, is visiting' her sister, 'Mtrt. Manns. Workmen commended this week tearing ,town the old Bonthrort resi- dence at Rod,rerville. I'ILES OITICKLY AND POSITIVE• !v cured with Dr. Shoop's Maglooint- mont. Its made for piles alone -and it does the work surely and with sat- isfaction. Itching, painful, protrud- ing of blind piier disappear like mag- ic by its use. Marge, Nickel cap-- ixd glass jars, 50e. Bold And recom- mended by W. S. Howey. near Exe- SHIAItON SCHOOL itEP'OIRT The following is a correct report of the standing of S. S. No. 4. Stephen, for the month of October. Names are in order of merit. Sr. IV. -Gladys Kestle, Sybella Morlock, Nellie Amy, Willie Preszcator, Minnie Kestle. Eth- el Kestle, Herbert Wein, Merner Eit- her. -Ir. IV -Lorne Morlock, Harry Schwarz, Arva Brokenshire, BeuM). Smith. Clarence Eilber, Leorsrd Schroeder, Herbert Kraft, Alvin Cor- nish, Oscar Cornish, Sr, iii.- Willie Schwarz, Mildred Klumpp, Mabel Co:worth, Clinton Brown, Mervin Brokenehire, Emerson Schroeder. Jr. 111- Otto Brown, Gordon Cornish. Sr. 11- Lulu Kestle. .Tr. iI -Emerson Roeszler, Edna Amy, Ila Hillier, Clin- ton Morlock, Clara Wein, Lavina Smith, Emerson Wein, Toseph Schwarz. Pt. 1I -Edwin Cornish, Jo- seph Brokenehire, Mervin Coxworth, Annie Arabin. Pt. I. -Olive Cornish, Hazel Preszcator. No. on rti11 40; ay. erase attendance 35. GEORGE \V, LA N‘ SDN. Te Woo BALE I1EGMSTER TLnr '11y. Nov. 15, 1906. Auction Fate of d:tiry cows ',II ,lctropotitarl 1101(1 Exeter, romtnenein,r al one o'clock sharp. Tho,. Cameron, Auct. W. .1. Willi tits, Prop. ThurFdly, Nov. 15, 1906. Auction r Met- ropolitan Ie o,f horses and (,VI1, of I lie �M- t ropolitan hotel, Exeter, romnnoncinr at one o'clock sharp. C. E. ilackney, J'ron.: Jos. White and 'Donnas Com - Cron, Auet. Thursday, Nov. 22, 1906. Auction sale of faro Plock and i►nptementr on Loi 7. Con. A. llibM'rl, co nmcnc- in:r at One o'clock sharp. No reserve ,John Mitchell, Trop.; Thar. Cimer. on, Auet. FOlt oVER SIXTY YEARS As OLD AlIP \t ItMeTRtsn RsuRnr.-!Mr Wlnelow's 800thing Arras hal bean n..d for ver witty rime, by mtl.lone of mothers for their hlldren wean* teething. with yerfeet -ncce a Iseethes the child. Pof'en• the gtnnr, aHHAys all yal eatss wind colic. and is the belt remedy for whoa. it Is pteaeant to the taste. Sola try In every part of the world. 25 Matts• !birdies le Incalculable. Be .are tate sirs Wlielow'• 8eotalne Bono and a,t for so show tial. 0 0 Field Dal Sports The annual field day sports of .the High and l'ublic schools held last Friday afternoon wore highly sun' cessful and the ntartaaolncnt do nerves groat oredit for tho manor in which c.,ach event was pulled oft, In the senior event', thorn was not much coucpetition, except in the pole vault, which had about eight entries. All the junior events %%ore well filled. almost every youngster in the school wishing to display Lir athletic ability. The races by the girls were exoiting, each one. hav- ing -her contingont of rooters. Tom Carling was the winner of the medal scoring the greatest slumber of points. In the evening an entertainmenb was given in tho town hall consist- ing of songs by the high school Glee Club and individual members. piano solos. recitations and nihdresse3. During the evening the prizes wore distribututcd to the severaI winners F. Clegg, president of the athlet- ic club. was chairman of the meeting and filled his position very accept:. ably. Following is the names of the winners. Senior halt -mile relay, Carling, Triebner and Workman 1st, Martin, Clegg, 13obier, 2nd; Junior half -mile relay race, Amos, Gould and Stone) man, 1st; Barrows, Taylor, Heywood, 2nd; 100 yards race senior Carling let, Martin 2nd; Junior, Brintnall, Duns ford, Heywood; Senior sack race, Cart ling, Martin, Willis; Junior sack race, Stoneman. Heywood, Southcott; Sr, three -Legged race, Martin -Clegg, Car- ling -Hagen, Triebner-Workman; Juni, or three-legged race, Stewart -Hey wood, Brintnall-Taylor, Fear -Mitchell; Wheelbarrow race senior, Carling, Martin, Warkman; Wheelbarrow race junior, Heywood, Gould, Stoneman;. Pole vault senior. Triebner, Copeland,' Hagen; Pole vault junior, Brintnall, Dunsford, Taylor; nigh jump senior, Carling, Clegg, Martin; High jump junior, Amos, Hurdon, Dunsford; Running hop step and jump senior, Carling, Martin, Triehner; Running bop step and jump junior, Brintnall McEteen, Walker; Running hroa jump senior, Carling, Martin, Trie Runnigg broad jp juiZlo Dunsfordser; , n BvInt1, voold;umpa 'mid Dumb senior, Marti!!, Carlin Standing broad jump junior Ston man, Dunsford, Taylor; Putting .41) senior, Carling, Triebner, Workman Puttim shot jurlor, Dunsford, Brin nal, >tfiRwt+n • Thro�rin!� bawbsll twui or, Carling, ' 1riebner, Martin; Throw Ing baseball junior, Dunsford, Dobler, Brintnall; Race, boys 11 and under Carling, Mitchell, Wood; Race, boys and under, Parson., Senior, Fleming Girls' race, senior, 100 yards, Gertie Thompson, D. Dining. M. Coward; girls junior, Gracie Thompson, G. Fore, Anna Dow; Girls, 11 and under Stella Southcott, G. Hardy, Mary Acheson; Girls 8 and under, E. Row- cliffe, lista Rowe, P. Jackson; Girls senior, 75 yards, 0. Ford, B. Hiede- man, V. Johnston; Egg race senior girls,' V. Johnston, G. Ford, E. Riede - man; Egg race junior girls, M. Carling Stella Southcott, L. Snell, 44.11Rs2A.. Bars tJ. 11* Riad Yee Nos� Always SWWWM fitigaatas.of LINES ON ELORA On hearnig a young lady say it u Is her native will l�., and noted fo Its romantic scenery. being whirr the Erwin and Grand ariveri facet Oh! had 1 the power ,to deseri. with illy peri Elora's (inc bower., its caves :I%d it glen, Its evergreen .mountains, its ,rive and rills, its reeks and its fountains, its va Iey's and 'hills. ',Vltere are ecei,e: so enchanting, s fine or e.o grand. As here no ba found in your ow native (:Ind( Why, no grander theme could 1 Riven buy friend. Than the vile where ,the Erwin an Grand itivers blend. Whist is it I:Ior•I( wh it m•Ikcs th to gleam As a village the (airr.t that eve was Pev'rl( The reason is this, being the lilac of your birth. To you its t h" 1'Brest I.f aids on earth. Sweet vale of Avrc•a, .0 Direly de- in Moon's 11 i>.)I pC4'tns. 1 read them wirh pride. Ihnt rot ill ohs) Erin i. :Illy 1.0 grand ,1s this to be found in your own oar :ivc land. 1)AitE 2t1oort.s% c•. ('c•cber 29t1, 1906 T11E (REV. iltl. 11. 11iCKS 1907 AL- MANAC The Itev. Irl R. llieks his (men compelled by 11.e nota►lar demand to resume the publication of hie welt known and popular Almanae for 1907, This splendid Almanac is now ready. For stele by nc+wsletal( A, or sent post(' 4't for 25 cents. by Word and Work:: l'uhlishin; company, 2201 Le, 'gat s(r<el. St. In. uis, Flo., ',Or- li hers of \Vold and Works. one nt ito hest dollar monthly tna.rezlner in .1meric 1. O'oe Almanac goes with every subscription. CASTOR I A Por Infants and Children. Ti. Mod Yea Nati Always kW Bears the Signature of 1•:"1' :it cot, The' Council of the village of Exeter abet in the office of the clerk. ,ten,- hets present wer. the Reeve. Council- lors Creech, IIealuari and Tr.eb,o. The minutes of meeting held Oct. 221d ere react And approved. By-law No. O. Milt, authneizing the Council to borrow $10,00.IK) for the purpose of loaning the same for a terns of 1., years to the Exeter Canning and Preserving Company Limited t'1 aid such company in establishing and op- erating a canning factory in Exeter was read and discussed and the clerk read the mine a Pernod and third time and it war flintily i'nrl+ell. The Reeve signing the iA1ne and the stamp of the PPA( of the corporation cvns placed thereon. By-law No. 7, 1900, authorijin; the raising, levying and collecting a 1 ate nn the dollar of all assesable proper ty within the municipality w.'s rea'1 three times and Fina ly passed. the Reeve signing the PAmC A1111 t h•' stamp of the corporation was placed ' ht'r t n. Mrs. Sat ton a0ireared bcfourc the council asking aid to secure n trues for her son Ind Ilse rar've was ,ap- ,wlint(d to interview Mrs. 8uttos's� f,wily and 11y 10 sec1;r.' the neo"A- miry :id. Th it the action of the Reeve in reruring legal :ttl 1' 4,4' re -obstruction on Main street he sustained by thin rounell and the Reeve imi hereby •,a• thorize4 to hsve p:ig r. starved ort! SAVERS Alist of a few fuel and price savers. Our store is full of the best fuel saving and good baking Ranges and Heaters made. The Garland Ranges 4 or 6 hole $35.00 up. The Gar- lands have extra large ovens. Souvenir Ranges 4 or 6 hole $40.00 up. Crown Hurons 4 or 6 hole $26.00 up.: National Steel Ranges 6 hole $44.30 $50.00, ac- knowledged to be the most up-to-date Steel Range on the market. Also a full line of Art Garland, Souvenir, Hot Blasts and Oak Heaters. FURNACES NEW IDEA FURNACES Huron Red Hot Furnaces are up- to-date in every particular espec- ially constructed for getting the great- est amount of heat with the slnallest quantity of fuel. 1 HERMAN'S HARDWARE and Stove Store 5TOCK T 0 0I coI KD OOD Now is the time of the year you are bringing in your stock for the winter and you want them toned up a bit, and the best thing to give them is stock food. We have on hand Dr, Hess', Clydesdale Dre Scott's, Dr. Kendall's Rid your chickens of Vermin by using Instant Louse Killer and make them fay by feeding them PAN -A -CEA. Our Counters.es of Fall Bring youGr Butter, Eggs, oods are DriedlApples,are Big Onionst,aPoul Poultry on or alive, they are as good as Dash. COWARD & CLARK, Winchelsea T1iE LEADING COMMEERCIAL SCHOOL. CENTRAL STRATFORD, ONT. This school is recognized to be one of 'the beet Commercia schools in America. You can safely judge a school by the ap- plications it receives. This terns we received applications from firsts in six large American cit- ies and from far more towns and cities of Canada including Sask- atoon. Sask., on the west and Charlottetown, P. E i., on the Last. Our reputation means much for our graduates. Write for- our catalogue. N. AJ.. MElliotcLachlan Principal D. } HELP WANTI3D Young ladies and gentleman who are desirous of retaking a record, are wanted at the CIINJON BUSINESS CORE "Affiliated with Winghanl Busi- ness College." to prepare for Bookkeepers, Steno- graphers Telegraphers. During July and August we could only fill ONE- TENTH of the positions offered our graduates. Catalogue for the asking. i'-F-1•+•1•-h'A++-1.1-'i-F-i--F-1--1-'M-1'+++++++ GIL Spotton Principal SUITABLE FURNITURE FOR EVERY ROOM IN THE HOUSE We have a beautiful selection of the latest designs. Conte and get our prices, all marl -.ed in plain f sines. We ask you to come to this store for furniture because we believe you will get the kind you want.. The stock tinrindes all these pieces that appeal to good taste on account of their design. finish, character and richness We can show newest ideas and the most ptptlhar furniture for the home, that can be found any place, town or city. JAS. BEVERLEY, OPERA BLOCK. Leading Furniture Dealer and Undertaker plrtiej concernO4 and cath .same shall be rcmove.1 forthwith or sat- isfactory security given for all damages that may areso by the same being left standing on he Main etrect.. itt,lt N CIiAI''tAN-in Ilay. Friday. Nov. 2. 1 he tt ifc of William Otiaptu"in, , t a daughter. HKAMAN,-In Exeter, Wednesday, Oct. 31st, the wife of S\ . J. !Iranian of a Fon. DIED \vI\KF:N\VAI)F:It,-in Steel.^n, on sand Iv, \uvrmlr^r 4, h, Mi;w M('l- inch \Vinkenwader. dnu,zhter of Mr. Joint \Vinkcnwadcr. SCHMiT.-In H et'Lcn. 00 Fr 111.1y, Ne. vcmtrcr 2rd, Mrs. John Sshtnit, at the awe of 76 years. I SUIIdCRiflE FOR T1tE TIME& A IIANI)1- IU)M1'. 11001< A book %%lilt the above title has u� y t been issued be the (,roily Her- ald and Weekly St Ir, of Montreal. It certainly is well mimed, luting nn encyclopaedia, (unity doctor and cook brok all in one. it contains the tholuand and on^ lhiogi every one imagines they know and yet few eeonle do know. 1t will mettle arzu• stenton any subject. it will Pav0 doctor's bills. mike it easy for the lu,usenif" who veins .t()rewire nice tiieaii, it most Ii /Wen :to realize what n valuable book it really is. 'Ube Family Herald off^r( :• free premium on contain easy 1011.10 ions and every 11,erson should nn r ire for oar. The family herald :and 1V.y•kty Si'It- sortainly .fives a Lig dollar's worth in a year.