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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1907-08-29, Page 1eta 8 URON & MIDDLESEX GAZETTE Taira-Fitrll Yr.AR--No 1768 EXETER, JNT., CANADA. THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 29th 1907, $1.00 per year in advance, ?+N+..NN N•N ••••N JONES &. 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 Gowns, 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 1 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 he delighted with our fine display. Fall Rain 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 paid in trade for the next week: Chinks Sic live and 111c dressed Ducks 3c live and 10c dressed Jones & Clark 1 Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford I Clothing also high grade shoes and wall papers. =s ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••11 1 1 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++-l-Hea-+++++++++ fi 35 Cents. t 3 will pay for the Tjct6r s to 1st of January, 1908 If you are not a Subscriber this is + your chance to become one. ++++++++al'+++++++++++++ +++++++++++++++++++++++ 4+++++++++++++++++i+•{•+++++++•i•+++++++++++++++++++++++ Western Fair1 The Exhibition the People all Like to Attend ::N HIIIITUR9 AND ti'iSITORS FIND iT PROFITABLE f0 00 KNABE NSHI. R S AiRSHiP daily and a full list of Attract- 4. ions. with plenty of Music, Fireworks after program each evening. concluding with that grand display, "THE SERIE OF OIBRALTER" BOWLING , Rinks from Daekwood, Mt. Carmel and Lovett were guests of the Exeter bowlers last Monday and several good games %%ere played on the Rec- tory green. The trophy snatoh for the valises presented by Rev. Father Forster, of M. Carmel, was played off and I,eulted 'n 1►lessrs. Sweat, Dickson, Ll:itchford and Tama car- rying of: the prize4. In th professional gume, the re- sult of which is given below, C. I.r-disoe Snell. skip did ;remarkable +work in pulling such excellent play- ers as Mr. 1t. Gidley, Will Carling and Jim Grieve through winners. Following are the scores of rho different rinks. Locals. -Mi. W. D. Clarke, returned from him vacation \\'ednesday morning. -Clinton llusiness College has :1 -ltcv. Ernest Grigg took chane new advertisement iu unothtr col- umn. the services at the Presbyterian uttn. It will pap young people to church last Sunday during the ab• ;write for the hapdsome cat.tloguo of acnes of Rev. W. M. Martie. Mr. this progressive' ckoel before rnakina' Grigg is an excellent preach and a c119icC, his sermons were listened to sten- -Mrs. 'Robert Stepipcnson, of t1 C17. Stanley Township .,wl)p underwent a -Mr, Tran:: Del bridge, son o[ Dir. very grave orny{Son by Dr. Brown - John Delbridge, of Ueborne and man- ager of the Farmers' bards at Chel- tiugham and M153 Eva Balkwiil, daughter of Mr. \Vm. I1alktwill, +were quietly married at Toronto on Sat- urday, August 17th. They .will re- side at Cheltiugham. -Messrs. Jack and Brock i'udJ- Morning Game combe, of New Hamburg, are the Exeter, Mt. Carmel guests of Mr, Percy Browwn,**. Mr. Rev. Collins J. Dunn Becker, of New Hamburg, also vis - W. \V, ':tent M. Shea itcd him during the pant wv ek, re- turning to his home Monday. M. \\'n,. Rlalchford ll. O'Brien -Ott \\'edtesday atternuou of last Harold \Vebber, of Ilartford, Conn. C. B. Snell D. Forster week David Wynn .met with a se - was also Mr. lirolwnini;'s ;;nest last week. ing ant Macdiarmid last week is doing nicely. -A quiet wedding +vas celebrated at Allot Craig, yesterday, (Wednes- day) afternoon, when Miss Minnie eldest daughter of Mr. and Dirac, J. Taylor, was married to Mr. W. T. England, a former business man of Crediton East. Mr. England is an the insurance business with (head- quarters at Sarnia, where they will in future reside. Skip 13 Skip 8. AFTERNOON Builders' Hardware Building nnterial for houses, barns, etc. Bought before the rise in prices. It will pay you to get our prices. GLASS Just received an import shiptilent from England. Wa make a spec- ialty of Glass for Barns. Tinsmithing Work and .Plumbing in all their Branches. Paroid Roofing, Plaster Paris, Cement and etc. vete accident ,while engaged in put- HEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE ting li-ehtnino rods on the barn of Trophy Match •-Miss Stella Gregory returned Mr. Geo. Dunn at lluroltdale. Mr. Dr. Sweet. N. Dyer llurdoll Saturday evening from LGoderich \V3�n had ascended to tare roof and whero she jailed in the. re -union of after doing some work started to go L. 11. 1)icksoat 1F. W. Gladman exe-students of the Collegiate Insti- down the ladfder to the ground. The \\', Al. Illatchford W. .1. Beaman tute. She reports each 4;art of the ladder in some manger had been W. W. Tappan Rev. Collins program as being an elaborate and moved and was notion a solid four Skip 22 Skip 13. imposing function much enjoyed by dation arid the Moment he etarteci Professional Match the many hundreds Preeent from all to go down it toppled over parcipi;- Exeter I)asn+wood parts of the Empire. taking hien to the ground a dietetic° of some. twenty-eight feet, It was Rich. Gidley 11. Goetz -A new silver pitcher now adorns found that both bones of one of his W. J. Carling I:. Tieman * the counter of the dispensing depart lee's were broken at the ankle, tlev- J. Grieve. W. Millet• meat of the Central hotel, ale laceoral ribs fractured, the pelvic bonen C. Edison Snell R. DlcLeJlatl cause some low -lived individual stole Skip 18 Skip 15 the other one. The one taken was badly injured and the face taa be- Exeter Mt. Carmel also silver and had been in uses tor scarred. It u'.11 be some time. a number' of years. air. Acheson fore Mr. Wynn will be able to tot says he knows the party n+tho slid around. the pilfering and if the pitcher is A reactionary storm period is cen- not returned 1 e ,intends having hitt tral on the 29th, '30th ant 31st. if prosecuted. is a well-known fact that great -Messrs. Ed- Treble, Geo. Ander- equatorial storms, cowing up from the son, Cliff Spackman and Dan Hart- equatorial regions, outlive, as a rule lcib went to London t\ionday to the limitations of the ordinary storm take part iu the quoiting tourna- periods. This is true especially in trent held there. In the first draw cases where the Venus equinox and of the first torics (Co. Anderson was Eother astronomic causes unite with the only one of elle local players ably cases 'it equine=. But in all such to hold out. ''n :the second draw -he cases ' is sate to sayt hat these also went down. In the third draw storms lake they reae+.ed energy and Spackman and Treble defeated their violence as `they run Into the storm opponents. Periods next following those in which they originate, Hence, elf tropical -Tire garden partly given under. storms app -roaring at the period list the auspices of the ladies' Guild of to 2dth outlive that period, they will the 'friviit Memorial Church on the grow in strength and magnitude as rectory lawn last Friday night was tbey reach our coasts and m'aroh into the roost successful affair given by our interior during the closing days the ladies for some. time. Th.a emin- of the month. ent comedian Jim Fax was hreseu't • and entertained' in his usual ?god -Two o ofa the vest ed n. Ei e - way, The Exeter Band also assisted games 1 baseball ever played or Ex y ter will be pulped off on Labor Day in the urogram. thee. treccipts for elle. Monday Sept. 2nd, :when the Wort - evening were over $8:1.00. man & Ward teats of London will -Mr. E. W. Horne, manager of the be here to play two dames. Tha Home bank at Waikerville and for- first game will cotnmence tat 10 merly accountant of the Sovereign o'clock in the morning with the Exe- bunk, is meeting %eith success much ter players lined flit against the - beyond his expectations in his new crack London team and in the after - field. Since Mr. Horne took charge noon commencing at 2 o'clock the of the bank at \Nalkerville 2te iris Stare of Crediton will cross beta increased the business there threo with the London players. 'Elle local fold. (loth Mr. end Mrs. Horne are boys have been putting in some good comfortably situated in their new stunts at practicing- duriee the pas- horse and :a._ enjoying the host of week :and feel as though they can ;eolith. trite the lads from the Forest Cita- - A few days ago Mr. Thos. Ilan- and expect a big turn out at the kins delivered some paint at the morning's rams. the afterc•oon north end of the town, and after game between Crediton ltd the getting into his ria he found on take- Wortman & \yard's will be north ing up the lines that Lhey had bee' going miles to witness.The Stara conte entangled. In trying .to ;et can trim any tears composed of home the harness in proper shape the players in Western Ontario and on horses were accidently pulled to- this occasion they intend to keep wards a ditch near Mr. Aldeeorthis. the home team intact, Iwlaile the. ene of the horses fell on top of the Wortman & \ward's will be the sines other and the r.; overturned. Mr. tor that mud^ a good showing in Hawkins was not injured but the London during the past season. harness w:,- broken in a few place, ---`_ E. J. Christie 1. G. Stanbury I. It. Carling \V. 11. Levett Skip .16 Exeter E. J. Christie J. G. Stanbury Wm. Levett I. R. Carling Skip 17 Exeter L. 11. Dickson N. D. Hurdon F. W. Gladman W. J. llc:unan Skip.18 Mt, Carmel J. Dunn M. Shea 1). O'Brien D. Forster Skip 24 J. Dunn M. Shea D. O'Brien �. Forster Skip 12. Lucan 1t. J. McNumcc D. A. McLeod W. J. Braunton Dr. Thompson _Skip 22. Dashwood 1t. Goltz L'. 'Iiemau \V. Miller It. McLellan Skip. 9. Lucan A. Stanley II. A. McEwen Dr. Bantiug W. T. lfawkshaw .13kip 10. EVENING GAMES Dashwood R. Goetz E. Tiernan R. McLellan W. Miller Skip 12. Lucan 1t. J. McNamee 1). A. McLeod W. J. Braunton Dr. Thompson Skip 9. M. Carmel J. Dunn M. Shea i). O'Brien 1). l••orster Skip 7. Lucan A. Stanley IL A. McEwen 1)r. planting W. T. Hawkshaw Skip 20 kip 17. Exeter N. D. Hurdon Jum. Devitt 1. It. Carling \V. \V. Tarn:ui Skip .10 Exeter Dr. Sweet Jinn. Taylor C. 11. Snell W. Blatchofrd Skip 22 Exeter Sam Sweet E. J. Christie L. II. Dickson Rev. Collins Skip 10 Exeter \V. J. Statham ,i. G. Stanbury F. W. Gladman \V, J. Ileamali --On Thursday afternoon and even- ing of last week a lawn social and -Rev. and Mr.=. Ernest Orix!, bowling tournament was held on who have spent over 1welt.' years in the spacious grounds of Father Fos- Burnet will ketenv in the Main St. ter at Mount Carmel. Great inter- est was taken in .the bowling as thong were'cight rinks entered, two from Exeter, two fro:_: Parkhill, two from L•acar.. and ole each from Dashwoad and Mount Carmel. As there was room for only ..-ix rinks ,.s +Impossible to to I ores t ogee v •before dark. g• t the titins_ played eft r . t:+o Exeter :irks were left it was deckled that t 0 finals should be played here. 1•cliawing ie the 50:: of the play. First' ,!bund. I,ncan Parkhill McEwen Breen Ranting Barrett, Hawkshaw McIntyre Thompson Dickson skip S skip 12 Parkhill Dashwood Marko Tiernan Grieve (;+ales Ellis McLennan Mitchell Miller skip 11 skip S LUCAp Eceter Porte Sweet Roes Dickson Mcleod Blatchford 'Ironton Taman skip 't skip 10 Collins, Exeter and Father Foster, Mt. Cannel. byes. Se er•rt.l rotund. Parkhill Parkhill Breen Marks Barrett Grieve McIntyre Ellis Dickson Mitchell akip 10 skip ..7 Exeter Mt. Curn:cl +- - -- F. D. Gladden mSF.e1 F. W. Gladan lh'en Neaman \+'a,lsh Rev. Collins Fatter Reduced Rates on all Railroads Send to the Secretary for Prize Lists. Programmes and an in- ermation. W. J, REID, President. A. M. hunt, Mecreta►ry SEPT.TO14 LONDON,6 Skttr 13 I ya' Factor ! N. 1). Hurd'+n • I h. W(Madman W. .1.. }penman • i Rev. Cellina Skip 19 Skip 13. Taman, Exejer, a bye. • .1 Beers the �eTTMM t« AM x.60 • 0+++++++++++++++++++++++++++•s•++++++++++++++++++++++•F 1 • or 11rcc'n Barret1 McIntyre Dickson !'corp ter tl:ip F. Parkhill Slethtxlist church next Friday even- ing on Burma. 'flee addresses 1111 be Illustrated with acetylene lantern vices hiving •tlinlscs cf Burma truer its topple and the mission worts be• in,; done there, also :he races, shrines, images, t'an;nae. villarc life river rc1cry elephants I,hutlm t w 0 rk r lepers, phooneryisf, Many mission w'or'k acid the !collo% of the charged but s silver collection oi11 ba, chargee! but :a e:iver collection will lie takers at the dour. -a1ie tufo,. Steele, of Paintville. Inst week dug a well fol Airs. hook and at the depth of :11 feet ate was evert-ffuii in reaching an excel!2nt spring of water, :Ind before' be could got the well bricked up the 1latet• h:\I;TEIi COUNCIL 7 he Council met in to Town Hall cn 11c1ulny t2Venling August 26th, +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ++++•1-+++++++++++14++ i.+•t--t++•i•+++++++++++++++'i +4-+++++ 1 If You Want Cheap Hardware Go To T. HAWKINS & SON The Leading hardware Store in Town Where you will find a full stock of Building Supplies I Glass, Nails,Cement Cem Plaster aris, GalvanizedSteel Shingles + and Siding, Etc. Always in Stock at Lowest Prices, + * T. HAWKINS & SON I++• +++++++++4„:4+4.:::-:.+1-4-1-1•44+++4-4-164 A•4••t-+•,• ++•!••r•++++++' T. +++++++++1-++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++++++++.++++++++•+F+ Dealers in Hardware, Cement and Wire. i Don't Waster Flour, butter, eggs and time by using inferior baking powders. Use COLE'S BAKINO POWDER It is Pure and always Reliable. Leads in popularity be- cause it leads in quality. -Ass: Folt- The kind that never fails to please. At Cole's Baking Powder COLE'S DRUG STORE Dispensing a Specialty RUGS,flouse Dc6orator 1907. Councillor' .1. J. Knight abee•nt Now fa me the when Th, Minutes c•f tee meeting. held on Plush Ruptthee aretitakingof theyear place of 1 Plumber (not met t.. nt',t••r) August 13th were read and approved, dusters and during the cool evenings Messrs S. Martin and Thos Harvey one feels the necessity of something I Sian Writing and Grairia� aited tot the Council regards a a little warmer than the ordinary t Q Y ` ;wj new s <ic+walk :.long James Sl [roM duster. Wo have consignment of these goods which areust received a new With R. Dinney last year. Reti- Main to Andrew Streets. The Reeve np.to-date in quality and design. We mates furnished on a1 rp lication, replied that the !natter would be also have In stock the English Rubber taken up by rhe Council. Ru5s, which are far superior to the I Row. Mr. Fear and Thee ]Tartan ordinary rubber rug as they will not A Trial Solicited. laid a petition signed by the. Trus' peal off or crack. 1 tees of Main Street Methodist church , before the council asking for a newifsaw you{erneas need anything in Light or!` ogee nt walk cn Victoria tit rcpt }} y 1you will make no mis- from Main to Andrew Streets, Mr. take by calling and examining our goods. Our leader. a Light Rubber Mounted Harness, sella on eight and is unsurpassed in style durability, and I Residence, corner lames and An - price, drew Street. had risen se wen fc+l. It pony nec-•:1- Fear expressing the w1 initialises% cf sets. to get 1he :ar:.•ai:,lt '.( of t -4.-v- the . afaLiaat.ou :o assume sliest !hare pf the co.it. eraal then to bail out t,ufficienl water 1'er Motion of W. J. lieam.,n sec. to Lrite brick and 111im mat ilouo by A. E. Fake that the prayer <tf withay gient difficulty :s *11" 41151$ the petition be granted and that th.e kept c.a nfirm:my inslain,t in. Mr.Sntule Ilam had con,:,I,•r.abla ,..aper- i'roperny fronting o.:: .he =aid in:- icnue :It. spiriting wells, and is weal- the tr•t tit s tax. 40 petit cent e.4 Iy snccc:wlal in Iccatiug pelves a here iht: tr't:al r„ott, walk lu lee laid 4 feet w.e and that Tenders for Thr good wilier tie be found. Alts. ltook wadies 40 11 ;ink IIN1 gcnllomcit W119same be asked for, to ire handed ill assisted Mr. impale in ,11 aw ing out by Tho nfc)1owing r, ep aid accounts the water. were CC i ea rtafie<1 to on (notion of A.E. - Lets eeel It has leen said that Puke sec. by W. J. ,lie:iron. rieorge Anderson was te►lulz Franik The I:wwter Canning and i'reaerv• 1 Knight treat 1:,t i:ad heard that A. ing Cr'. Ltd., the foilotin_• ntn.ouuts� Exeter and CentraliaI. • Dyer Ifu:eien had intimated to Alf $1500, 120, �2 30:,00, R_a30. 'rctnl of \Nailer then he thad noticed Doc Colo $8350.00 Thos. Cruaeh part pay.Warehouses To The Northwest0talking to Huai' Spackman about I mtent on gravel ntcount (contract/. i 1.arry making at'1'an:ements a+'itli I e123.00. -Carried. 'Will exchange for other gram I 1 n i)ick Cited) to ace if impale Hawk- Jarnes \Veekes, Fir` Chief; ask, for • thaw couldn't arrange with '?on (;, new auction. home for feted Lire if desired. t'r,ccia to !.ave Billy Heiman ::ser ending. Per A. E. Fuke see. by W. • l:30th pili}' S:t.:i.aca if he would tali on roe" that alio clerk corres and I Richard Seldon From Exeter August e Geotgie )'nee!: to find out if Walt 11,th dlf[emnt !•, t s reT ar,!u r t Harding eocid interview ale:; Stee.- art and have lam get :his hair cut by Doliie \\cstce:: .+ilii: r is risking Toni C'arlin,; ii the u. al + a as per provisions tons n[ and Clandeboye ARTHUR D. DAVIS Exeter, Ontario W. J. BEER Corn --AT- GRAND TRUNKSY'STE Farm laborers Lx6urion p j ,nmol -Carried. r' EXeter, Centralia For tickets and ft'.1.1 lnfor- 1'rr \V. J. Hearnnn Vic. by W. I 1 • tnatimn call on. Johns titan that Council adv; rti'u r:qtr. way „a. would bandage his arm lona cnouxtt the Ontario Statute for now (into to talk to \%illiam Jor'n Mallett anei ;rete vtaik alona James street from have him induce Edgar 1\•iliir to ask Main to Andrew end that the prop - AI 11n•ctin.s if he thought Toto Moyle erty fronting alo'tz'the seal improve- ceuld get Cliff Spackman to inter- :gent be assessed 40 ptr cent. of the rent^ .hint Gould for n sufficient total rest.-C;rriect . length of time to ;et him as mania- Per W. .1. licaman sec. by tet er rd the rnarricd men', teem to al- .Johns that tate Ilceve and Ttensur- io11• sonic of his players t r tr.ke mart cd to borrow One Thousand Dollar= in Ow Raine en the morning of Li- to the credit of the Municipality for hot' Day :In=s to Lave them eiet all current expenditure -Caroled. Coy. ,gasoline 517.63 less for Rid. re- turned 4.21-813.41; !Memo's. A. Tay- lor and Thaw. Sanders labor tor die - gin; water taroks aa per aewilr.ect $08.00; Tho.. Cresict, Bal. due for gravel ,:s per contract $839.25: 11. Sparkman account eupplie.; a :1.43 ; W. W. Neil. St. Watering 8.23.00: W. \N. \e,:I tabor el.50.:.Ted Jones I fbor they ran to come and w:1;1c.= (Lo Tho [(Aloe ing accounts were reit $0.6 ; Frid Galiespio labor , 7.00: aft moon game between the \Nott- and orders drawn •on the Treasurer` Rd. t):tv', rah $7.00: Si: is 1i •n Hord man & \\'ard team rind. Crediton• for the' s 1►r rI e r) ,, r•'y n.....•h • G, o`•r• Fbrd ;:el or gr:' :S • J. J. KNi(:1l'1', Dept Agent. or write J. D. MctM)NA1,1), (inion Depot, Toronto, Ont. ing. Ford labor $2.25 ; Jrio. 13ell Ta- bor 42.25; David Russell sr., Ithor +2•:23: 'Ihoo. Creech labor 81.75: ltd. ua a � nor ! bo, Ltt.a3, nmouniing in all to 81233.17.. passed on motion of W. J;riins '"e by A. E.. Fui:e.-Car ; .1. F. Fuki.. J. SENfOIt, Clerk.