Exeter Times, 1907-08-22, Page 1utter
HtTRON & M1DDLISEX GAZETTE
THIRTY-F'OIJRTH YEAR -No 1771
EXETER, Mt, CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 22nd 1907,
$1.00 per year in advance.
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JONES dt. CLARKS
Phone No.. 32.
A Clearing Up Sale
For Fall and Winter
We have a few odd lines of Summer Goods
left and must clear them out to make room for
our Fall and Winter stock. Nothing will be left
if low prices will sell them.
White Waists
Only nine left to be
cleared out for half
price.
White Wear
A few Skirts, Night
GowEs, Drawers and
Corset Covers to be
sold at a big reduction.
Muslins and
Ginghams
Only a few choice
ones left to be cleared
for half price.
Belts and
Parasols
To clear out a few
remaining )nes we will
sell for nearly . price.
New Fall Dress Goods
Our immense stock of new Dress Goods have arrived. We
are now ready for the early shopper with the best selection ever
put on our counter. We are showing all the Newest Fabrics In
Plain Cloths and Fancy Plaids you will certainly be delighted
with our fine display.
Fall Ram Coats
Our New Rain Coats which have just arrived are better than
ever. They are three quarter and full length Colors Fawn, Dark
and Mid. Greys, and are very stylish in there make up you will
do well to see them and get an early choice.
Poultry
The following will be paidTn trade for the next week;
Chiqks 9kc live and 11 fc dressed
Ducks Sc live and 10c dressed
Jones & Clark
Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford
Clothing also high grade sboes and wall papers.
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Voters' List 1907
TOWNSHIP OF USI3ORNE
Notice is Hereby given that I have
transmitted or delivered to the
persons mentioned in the Ninth Sec-
tion of "The Voters' Liet Act", the
copies requires by the saili Election
to be. so transmitted o.r delivered of
the list made pursuant to said Act,
of all persons appestring by the last
revised a.e lessrnont Roll of the said
Municipality to bo entitled to vote
in the said Municipality at Elections
for members of the Legislative As-
•sembly and at Municipal Eleotiions
and that maid Let was first pouted
gip •at my office. at \Phalen on the
31st day of July 1907, and remains
there for inspection. Electare are
ogled upon to examine the sieid list,
and it any omi(seion or other errors
are found therein, to take procce4
Ings to have raid errerlr corrected
according to law.
Dated this 318t day of July. 19n7.
Francis Morley.
Clerk of the said Municipality.
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ADDITIONAL
NORTH
WEST
EXCURSIONS
floaa.se kers' secord•cl..s rowwa•trfp
LItcwratoas leave Toronto s
TUESDAY, AUG. 17
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LOW *ATEA for relurn tame to ail
Nath -Feat pointe, rangii.,t (tom Winnipeg
132 to awl-ontun $42 `0. (geed for 60 dayr.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
on each excursion. Comfortable 1 crth at
small .spa coot. Must be revenged early,
through hod agent.
Frase. foci all irtrr.rewiee tr.y be
tele olfse sestet, t! P.M. Ticket mewl. or direct
hes C. FOSTER. District Pasecs,rr A,....
Grit. Tweaks.
BOWLING
Urr \Vedeesday afternoon August
14th 1907, three rinks of bowlers
from St. Marys visited Exeter and
played a game of bowls, in whish
the honor of Exeter wail upheld by
the local teams. Tbo following :is
the score of the rinks and those corn+.
peting,
St. Marys
J. R. Whitfield
Rev. W. Morden
W. H. Lovell
Wm. Andrews
Skip 17
W. C. Brown
F. Maclean
R. Maunock
S. Marston.
Skip 14
Meighen
McPherson
Ma:well
Adatus
Skip 22
/Exeter
N. Dyer Hurdon
F. W. aladtnan
W. Blatchford
W. W. Taman
Bkip 18
W. Statham
E. J. Christie
C. B. Snell
Rev. D. W, Collins
Skip 1'3
R. E. Pickard
W. H. Levett
I. R. Carling
L. H. Dickson
Skip 20
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: Exeter won by 12 shots and beat
every rink.
In the evening Exeter beat two
rinks from Hensel! they having beat-
en St. Marys in the morning. Tilt
following is official score.
Mensal! Exeter
Cantelon W. Sweet
N. Cook J. W. Broderick -
C. McDonell Itev. D. W. Collins
Dr. A. Sellery W. Blatchford
Skip Skip P
21
F. Mann Jas. Taylor
A. Bradt L. Scott
H. J. D, Cooke W. H. Levett
H. J. Billings C. B. tsnell
Skip 13 Skip 23
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Therefore Exete rhos reason to bo
proud. Crave I3ravissimo. Both
matches show Exeter to be no mean
opponents.
On Thursday afternoon Mt. Car-
mel sent over a rink to try our
mettle but "all the mance" they suf-
fered defeat.
Jno. Borland Skip 19
W. W. Taman Skip 29
They lc ourselves have a lot to
learn.
Two rinks of Exeter bowlersdr.ve
to Clinton on Tuesday In enjoy a
friendly +game. The experts of that
town were too much for our boys.
On the same awning three rinks
went to Hensel' and played n reeturn
game with the bowlers of 'the neigh -
boning village, winning by four elude
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- Mrs. Samwell very pleasantly en-
tertained a number of her friends
at her reeidenoe on Tuesday niter.
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- The Baseball boys are arranging
far stwo games of ball on Labor Day
Monday Sept. 2nd between Exeter
and W.otr•tman & ,Ward's, London,
and Crediton and the London 'beam.
f3e'e patters.
- Messrs. Neaman and hind who
repreteeuted the Exeter Lodge and
Mr. J. G. Stanbury repreeentedr
the Exeter Encampment I.O.O.I•'. at
the seetaions of the Grand Bodies at
Orillia Inst week, report a most in-
teresting and enjoyable iltl,rc.
- Mr. W. Moodie, twho has been at
Regina for some months, returned to
his house here on Monday. He earn
down is th the body of a yount
man of Chealey, who had been pois-
oned in a Chinese restaurant. Mr.
Moodie may not ,return 1.o:the Wast
t his winter.
- Casey teas on his sv y home from
a fishing trip down by the bell buoy. -The, Melee; MI{Ir,c;v, of London.
Ile had a fine string of blackfisb, so who have been •v.iiiting Vire .Miaan
heavy that he thought he reeled a Weekes have returned tothreat* 'home.
counterweight to balance them. Not
having a can with him, he had drop- -Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Stanbury and
ped in to put another weight in the Bon Stuart who have hien (holidayir,
middle, where he believed it woulc! on Georgian Hay for sola:) n%' ks re-
do almost as much geed. turned home on Tuesday.
"And !very wan of us," he said, Mev. F and M (' t
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winding up his story of the day's
fishicg, "tint away with fifteen foe
blackfish on his string."
"llow many fish did you catch in
alit" aomecre asked.
"'Sixty," staid Casey, -there we±c
four of us."
"Who were they.,"'
"\\'e11, I was wan and the leo Kel-
leys was two, and Finnegan . was
three, and -Finnegan, he was three.
and -I'm Stile there were four cL us !
But who the dev:l was the other
fellow!"
Casey began again.
"Try it th's way," he said. "Fin.
negan .was wan, and the two lielleya
was two, and 1 was three, and -and
I'm blest if I can th.ni: why twa�
the other wan."
Then Carley laid doer, h... string of
fish and began counting Off the
"members of the fishing party on the
fingers of hie disengaged hand.
"I tt'aa wan," i,(! Raid. doubling ue
A $30,O�O Fire at
Dashwood
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Locals.
-Mies Lizzie Taylor is still eou-
fined to her bed through illness.
About 11.30 on Saturday night the -Mr. Art Wood, of London,
citizens of the pretty little village holidaying at his home there.
is
of Dashwood, were aroused by the
cry. of Fire! and in She short 'Taco , -Alias Gould, of Detroit, is visiting
of an hour then find brick block of relatives in town.
three stores with dwelling upstairs,
-Mrs. 11. Grigg is vlyitin friends
besides a frame'() house and barn ad -1
joining. all the property of Mr. J. `r' Gadcrich fur a tfety days.
lartleib was a complete . glass of , -Sirs. Parnphrey. of Parkhill, is
ruins. i tulle guest of Mrs. John Charlton.
Mr. Ilartleib and family occirpie,3 -Miss Myrtle leauncev, 'returned
the dwelling over the stores _and home frotr. Parkhill on Saturday..
alias Hartleib who wag the first to _miss etDove of London, is cis.
discover the fire immediately gave iling Mrs. Fr!. Treble.
the alarm, the stores !having been
closed up .for the night, all leaving -Mimi Evelyn Gill left Friday for
feeling everything was perfectly safe., Toledo after a short visit here.
The citizens were soon out in full --Mr. Fred Collins, of (Columbus
force and with pails of water werct Ohio, 1s visitiri lets. F. \V. Collin!.
soon at work in 4 vain effort to -11is L. Ile;hell, of Eden, vis -
fight the fiery Clements but the fire :lace her aunt Mrs. Fisher last teak.
had gained too great headway to get
it undor control and bad it not been
that the wind was blowing from a
northwesterly direction the building
along the North aide of Labe street in-
cluding the grist mill would to -day
have been a mass of ruins. Mr. Kcl-
lersnann who occupied the brick store
opposite the burnt district with the
assistance of many willing 'handl
made a deeperato fight trona the
inside of his store to keep:t.ha flame;
from entering the building, water
and wet blankets being constantly
applied. The building outside shows
the ravages of the tiro, the windows
all being broken and .the woodwork
around them badly charred. His
damage will be covered by insurance.
Those who stiffer loss from the fire
are Mr. Ilartleib the owner of the
buildings also losing all his household
effects including a tine new piano
recently purchased, the family es- -Mrs. Tit Elliott is visiting her
caping with barely any !clothing. mother at oodham, who iE very
Hia loss is partly covered by insure seriously lilt
ance. D. Tiernan hardware merchant -Mr. Fra. ia Tom, of Toledo is
a full stock o call.
-Mrs. C. Sm th, of Hlcnsel). is
visiting Ler sister Ari. J. Jarrott,
Exeter North.
-!Mss May Pearson, of London, is
spending a •few days with friends in
town.
-Mr. \Vi J
(lis I'otvFtl, tvho has bean
on the sick list :s able to be about
again.
-Mrs. Steps n Hicks and Miss Eva
Ificks are vi -ting in London this
Week.
-Mrs. II. Strausser, of Seaforth,
spent a Icw days the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Statham.
-Mr. 13ert Luxton, of the Sover-
eign Bank, is holidaying at his home
at Eden. •
-Mies Em �•aa Hails, ;,f Norih Ere:
ter, is eanfir d t�f her bad throu,gb
ilineas. tit
oe f hardware, stoves
loses heavily, only (pat'tiy insured.
Mr. W. Schrumm, who conducted
a general store loses all his stock
partly incur X1. Mr. Sohrumm 'was
absent in Iktroit having only left
for that place on Saturday morning
to join Mrs. Schrumm, tt•ho had then
visiting there fol the :'Past few eveeks
He was informed of his loss by wire
and returned home Monday morning'.
G. Edighoffer boot and shoe store
also is a heavy loser not having nny
insurance. M. B-okenshire merchant
tailor loses all, no inaurance. Mr.
L. Klienstieber's residence to thty
north was also very badly damaged
the south -end being slmoet ruined.
Sheds adjoining were torn down to
keep fire from apresdieg. The wall
of Mr. Wm. Zimmernran's carriage
show room will torn down to stay
the flames, but fortunately the fire
stopped before it reached that far.
The whole street presents a •very
desolate appearance. It is (possible
Mr. Ilartleib will rebuild. The cause
of the fire is a mystery, the total
loss being about $30,000 partly cov-
ered by insurance. The Exeter fire-
men were called out and responded
quickly and in a short time were at
Dashwood with a hand engine, but
the fire was under control when they
arrived. They could have rendered
no nseistanco as there was no water
supply. er
-Dr. Kinsman spent Sunday en-
joying the refreshing breezes of Hay-
field.
-The �%1ismes Ida and Mamie Hag-
sha tv, of Parkhill, are ,Geis �g uer; is
of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Itagshaw.
v eating hie parents Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Tom. for w days.
-Dr. 13rotvning, of Exeter, passed
here an Thu ,day Iast on professional
business. -S . Thomas Journal.
-Mrs. M rshall and ;ion Master
Gordon, ar visiting in London for
a 'crew days
-Master Jerold Boyle is laid up
with a" leprained ankle We result of
a .]bicycle accident.
To Make Room -Do You Need
Any of Theu Goode
:3;30 rods 8 wires Ideal bencing
270 rods 7 wirer; Ideal Fuucing
ti0 rods 9 wires Ideal Fencing
:37c rod
15c rod
:3Jc rod
0 tons beat Cleveland Coiled Wire
1200 lbs best Cleveland I3,T,rb Wire
1 only Lawn Gate. . $2.50
2 only Lawn Gates 2.7 5
1 only Farm Gate. lux! 5 •,�,•,-,
1 only Farm Gate. 12:1 5 70
These are very strong Gates
18 Screen Doors
2 doz. Screen Windows • • • at cost t, „-
1 only Hammock Reg, 82.00 for + • at cost
1 only Hammock Re 4.73 for $1. t3
g• 8 t)()
1 only Ice Create Freezer 3.00 'l 7i>,
000 lbs. Ply. Special Twine to clear 10tc
Parold Roofing 1 and 2 Ply $`2.50 up
HERMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE
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T. HAWKINS & SON ..
The Leading Hardware Store in "4ewn7
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Where you will find a full stock of
Building Supplies
Glass, Nails, Cement
Plaster Paris, -
Galvanized Steel Shingles
and Siding, Etc.
Always in Stock at Lowest Prices,
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T. HAWKINS & SON
-Master harry Stevenson, of + Dealers in Hardware, Cement and Wire. ;
Clinton, is visiting his tunLle Air. .4'
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-Mr. and Mrs. J. .1). Cook have re- i•-i•i••>�f'•b•f.'1..{.'1'{.'I..t..1..1.q.'1"1..1'.1'.1.'i'+'1.'1•+nS•+:•++:•.1•,-•:-'.r•.1•-��•i••i•:•.}..1.•t•-1..1-+,1.•1+
turned home after spending a few
days in London.
-Miss Lula Martin spent a few
Clays this week in llens.all, the gue;t
of Miss Flossie Foss.
-Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gillespie and
sett Bert, of Detroit. are the „ucats
of Mr. John Gillespie.
-Miss Grace Thompson, of Ilen-
sall. Rent a ,few days last meek,
the gu:�st of Atka Ida Rowe.
Air. Davis Gardiner was. called to
'Kingston t1iis wc.ek owing to ithe
death of his mother.
-Mrs. Ingleby and Mrs. Loiiibtrry
of Brantford, u,e 110 gucyt.i of airs.
James Dignan.
-Mr. Geo. Ninth; of Durham. a for-
:ner resident of Exeter; is renewing
acquaintances in town.:
-Mrs. II. hurdle anti Miss Verde
Levett, leave today for I. !trip to
Muskoka.
--Mrs. Ogden ai:d ttr!o d,�uehters,
of Chicago, are visitir ;► with Alias
Ilona Dodds for a le • weeks. .
-Mrs. Glanville. o London, .left RUG8Ouse
;;.r' her }..otne after Nanning a week f Dc6ordtor:11 1; r n
mother NI .foh►. Sweet.
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Our Special selection of ‘Vhole and Ground
Spices is complete and will insure
Perfect Success.
CLOVES, CINNAMON, GARLIC, GINGER, A LLS1'It'E, MACE, BLACK
AND WHITE PEPPER, CURRY AND T1'JIERit' Po\vl,l;IR, E•r('•
Sold in Bulk or 10c. a package
COLE'S DRUG STORE
Dispensing
n
Specialty
has mourn-
-Mr. \Falter I1ar Now is the time of the year when ( PIu111be1r
c(i hie duties in the Sdvcroign Bank flush Rugs are taking the place of (It.;e :,nei t'vlelwnter),
after a tplcasant 1iolid y in London dusters and during the cool evenings
-Air,• Janes Senior i ig son. }r a• one feels the necessity of somethinsign Writing and Gralniap
rix, rip th�•ci 11c•n(lav fight after , a little warmer than the ordinary
- , Mrs. Grigg ,,':• urn(
,rip et, t}1,, t. Latvre ce. duster. �Ve have just received a new
rd m•ispiannric, from lturmah, Indra, consignment of these goods which are f \Vith It, Uinney Inst year, Esti-
thatgive n talk an their ;twor'k in "-There ttr�� frost :'1 the Nc►rLl►• a •to -date in qualityand design. We
that lun(l 11Iu t.ratecl by lime li�•hl tt`'" `1i'' tt`''^ p R turites furnib led on applielitien.
I'he ittr••rrnantetc s also have in stock the English Rubber
t'i.r•,twrr on Friday Aug. 30th in the regtrr^d t1.n degrees elotw fre._z- Rugs, which are far superior to the
Si. lictl►uli�ot 'Chitral!.lir. in►'' ordinary rubber rug as they will not. A Trial Solicited.
nn(! Mrs. Grigg have igen( eaatee- "*V Linde I'S t a rid that tile Canaan„ peal off or crack,
n t ork
Factory has the nros!r_ t of getting
12,000 bush' Is of t.on:at es for can- If you need anything in Light or
fourteen years in the tnie4io 't
in that Country atr;t no .Ioubt their
talk will b; very inteiest.ink. A(1.
Mission fee 10c. and 15c.
Piles 'jet quick and certain relief
from 1)r. Sboop's Magic Ointment:
Please note it is znndu alone for ar'O other frien(15.
I'piles. and its action 15 positive and -.1r=. Wm. T}e'wra-
certain. itching. painful, Itirotrud- who hav- been viol
in; or blind piles disappear like !eft for her home :r: Lori
magic by it., are. Large riickle•ca1- urday morning.
Bc(Ilowes,j'irs 50 (-elite. Sold by W. -The Dtisse►s Olive (jr, ince, Mer-
v itrk, and 1'h(eabe Itickt•iel areaatt.'n(1• I
in:: the millinery opening. at London
ante •1'rFon 10.
-\i se; Floss'. (;ail, of aura' ;i14
alis' title) Bell, of Burr: c!ate, sere
the faucets of Aliso Hos
during tail bast twek.
--M.s- Hattie rollick !caves to -
mote ow, (Friday) for n extended
Ir. i':gertrrn
Will exchange for other grain
nine purpcses.Heavy Harness you will make no mis-
takeof Diirtrte.• by calling and examining our
e polis goods. Our leader, a Light Rubber
thepent :' few cla,t in totwr'' Haunted Harness. sells an tri art and
guest of Mrs. 11. Lar brookel jr., K
An -
is unsurpassed in style durah,lily, and Residence, t eft• Janice ,tad An -
price. drew Street.
ARTHUR D. DAVIS
I daughter
rienda here
on c: Sat -
CARD O1' THANKS
Thc• citizens of Dashwood Irish to
thank all thoso who i clpeti tiur:us
the fair, ar:d especially the Exeter
a finger as he rent along, "a;;(1 the fire brigade, who 140 willingly came
two Kclleys was three--" to our aid to give tt!::i as-. tar,c-
"ilut the two Kelley. %%er:: three.," they could.
some one broke in. .1. 1: ELLER `.IA \ \ .Fit with her brother
"Do you know the twa IKellcysl" --T- - 1'r.Il ck. Grand Forks.
asked Case; warmly.13OIIN _
1 _'N1� . 'slaw Skinny r, :: i.,:.
"No." McC[ tt) -- fol:. Stephen, rn \t r, 11:c: