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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1907-10-10, Page 1seta HURON & M1DPL ESEX GAZETTE lal THIRTY -FIFTY YEAR -No 1774 EXETER, JNT., CANADA. THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 10th 1907, $i.00 per year in advance. •H•••••NNN4)•NN•NN•.•••N•N•NNNN•• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• JONES & CLARKS' Phone No. 32. GOOD NEWS For the Coming Cold Weather. Winter is almost upon us and we must be prepar- ed for its cold blasts. Wo are all ready with the "Good Goods" to keep you warm and comfortable. We have a splendid stock of Mantles, Furs, Dress Goods and Underwear to make your selec- tion from. Ladies Underwear Ladies good heavy knitted Vests and Draw- ers 25c each. Ladies good heavy Un- ion Vests and Drawers 5oc. each. Ladies pure wool Vests and Drawers for 75c, $t, $1.25 each. Men's Underwear Men's Fleece lined Shirts and Drawers 50c each. Men's heavy wool Shirts and Drawers, un • shrinkable, 75c. Men's pure natural wool Shirts and Drawers, $i, 1.25, 1.50 to $2.5o each. Boys' and Girls' Underwear in all sizes 25c to 50c. FURS! FURS! FURS! Ladies' Fur Neck Ruffs, .......$3.5o, 5, 8, to, 15 to $27 Ladies' Fur Muffs ... 5, 6, 7, to $25 Ladies' Fur Coats 35. 40• $50 Men's Fur Coats .............. .... 20, 30, $4o Ladies' and Gents' Fur lined Coats .... ...... 45 to $go TFur Caps ................ 1, 1.50, 2, 3, 5, 7, $10 11 LADIES MANTLES Always the best to choose from. New Coats t t arriving every few days keeps our stock up•to- da a in every respect. Do not fail to have a try on if you need a Coat. i MILLINERY Our Milliners are fairly rushed to keep up with their orders. Come early to leave your or- der and give them a chance to fix you up nice. Jones & Clark Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing also high grade shoes and wall papers. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • 1 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ +++•1•+++•1•+++++++++++ , r lill The Biggest ff Y 0 er et t:-- Just think of it' 'rhe Timos* 1:.Exoter I.: --AND- + t: Toronto Weekly Globe and Canada Farmer . • To any itoillt. in Canada from =- now until Jan 9 (1 fc January 10. for 1 .35 + 4. Two papers for the price of one for 15 months .:--I ++++++++++++++++++++++ +++++++++++++++++++++++ GRAIN A Mistake WANTED Will pay the highest market !nice for Wheat, Oats, Barley and Other Grains r R. G. SELDON Exeter, Centralia and Clandeboye It's a great ,mistake to expect to zet the %wear and Oatisfactiun out of a factory made li,trness that you will from an up•to- date HAND MADE ARTICLE ev- en (hon;h it costs a trifle Ic.r at the. time. One im always norry when they have to pay out ,tate difference, and more, in repairs in a very cohort time with a .good chance of more ahrrtly. Whereas if yon buy the haul• made work you may depend 011 eva'rvthiet in it being el rens and solid ea wall as dread and %veil finished. Our Zine'. of Plush i ue% and of \V.iterproofm are .unequalled. Give us a ('all. W. J. BEER The bylaw voted on in Colborne -TEACHER -WANTED - For 8. on Mond,y of last week to auarant:e S. No. 10, I'pborn••, must teed 2nd. the bonds of tbe Ontario \V,nt Shore claps eertificate. Services to bezin F.Irotric Railway Company to the Jan. 1mt 1907. Apply sta(int eatery extent of $25,000 was defeated by a to J. G. Mor;an, Hay, P. O. vote of 98 to 87. Locals .0 - Mrs. (itev.) Collins is visitinz her parents at Dirr. Carling Brom. trill take live or dead chickens, but must be dry picked when dead. -\Vm. Smith of Ustsorne, claims to have taken 420 bushels of Wheat oft 9 1-2 ace :-. At a dollar a bushel this vas u good paying crop. - Last week ,we had un item h'4k- who could [beat two potatoes t%eigh'• in 2 1.2 lbs. Mr. Richard Hill, of tho Fourth concession Stephen cones forward with two that nes;hs 3 lbs., Mr. Robt. Kydd last week bold a bushel of potatoes, %vhich consist- ed of exactly 62 of the /tubers. or un average of nearly one pound e.uelt. Yesterday Mr. Richard Elston hand- ed us a couple of the Rural New Porker variety that would be suf- ficient to snake ,t marl for a threshing bee. The two potatoes tipped the scales at three pounds. -Ou Wednesday of last week, two of Exeter's Old Boys, %Messrs. I'. Bawden, of Itidg:town and John El- liot, of Vancouver, both pt whom have [von fame na •bowlers in Lone don and Vancouver challenged any 2 of -our bowlers to a friendly game of bowls, feeling confident that they could trim any pair of Ideal bowlers that dared ,(o face them. Ilev. Col- lins and Mr. W. W. Taman tool, up the challenge and a game of Scotch double %vas arraz ed with the re- sult that the local players were de- feated by the score of 28 to 11. Bath the local playcra were somewhat out of practice, henoe the severs trim_ ruing. But the nvhole story is not told in the above. N. D. Hurdon, ono of the best local players, heard of tho defeat of two valued members of his rink by the Champs and under.- took to get, into the game himself. Another match was arranged for the afternoon with himself and \V. W. Taman on one side and Messrs. 'Bator dun and Elliott On h6 other. The The result was the downfall of ,the visitors by the scorn of 11 to 6. Pieta went back to Itid:;etown the next morning with a feeling that dire Exeter players could go 1,0ne if ne- cessary. however it ,must be said that both Tobe and Jack can put up a 'gid game and t heir playing in the morning showed that they were entitled to win the championships iq their respective localities. -Last 'Friday evening, in th James Street church ltev. Dr. C. Eby set forth the psinis and ovorla to the International .Reform :Buren and its Canadian branch. the Cana diun Citizen's League. Hov. Marti presided at the meeting %shile tth audience was a representation the local uhurohes• Mr. Eby is ma ing a tour of Canadian points establish branches or rally ccntr for the carrying 011 of the work! Reform in the Dominion. so far is called for by conditions in Canada and is meeting with a .;ratifyin amount of success. Four points 21 specially set forth as fields of svorkk in .which the Canadian lbrancllos should en.3are, viz., the •banishment of the public bar, the repeal of tat. law which legalizes race track ,gaunt,• ling. to ask tine civilized 4;overt'1;' merits to unite in mensures for bird• teethe!, the unciviliz411 lands from the. ravages of the uliite man's Itrat• tic in intoxicants and opium. as 'well as other forms of evil introduced. and an eppcnl to Britain to /release Chia frorn the treaty re1uiremon(s which compel her to allow rho nib - eons opium traffie. This n %worts• wide and tar -reaching program and the facts and apptls set fo[trh ought to stir every man and woman IIavina a sense of rhristian duty and pat- riotism. A fen facts every ?given sbo%vin; how the Bureau In 'the United States is surcredin;, and (he opportunities for effort alonz Can• urban lines were forcibly and impres- sively rcL forth by Dr. Eby. The movement is sine that should have the thoughtful consideration and earnest support of every church, no matter %what (he (tonnnninaView. At the conclusion 01 the a(Idrrss Itwo resolution/1 \wore put and ailopted • 1st.. pledgin•-t 501yrort and approval of the .movement : 2nd., tormin; n temporary or_aniz:ttion ert'llminary to the establishment of a branch of the League for Exeter. Messrs. 1i. Huston, W. S. ('ole, F. \V. Gla drnan McCallum act h. a ,t T 11..ic turn to and committee till such 'time Ns the permanent orzanizntion is completed. t f ZURICH The death of Mrs. Catherine hill of thin vilinze carne OA .t surpri... to our citizens on Sunday Sept. 2911i. Thr deo-caned Indy was livin; alone here since her family ham grown up a ,t very e ,ah (1 her r and her illn a came o mid - dent). only 2i few days 11;0. The re- main) ware laid to rest on \Vednea- (lay afternoon in the Lutheran came• tr.ry. She 1.'nvra two sons, Auzuat of Crediton, henry in the United States and two daughters. Catherine of Detroit and Mrs. Brown of Afield• 1alt to mourn her loss. Iler husband predoceamell her many ye irs a.;o. A hi:rhly 'respected lady in the person of Miss Lizzie Martin, di el at the Babylon line, on Tii'aday after- noon from Ilrizht'a disease. The de• reamed w•am w•t'll ;In,1 (1vorably know\ -n in thio serosa, and her death will he mourned by relatives and a large circle of intimate acquaintance+. The funeral took plare on Thur•rl.ly. the ceremony le int perforated by Itev. A. 1). (:iachler of the Evanz,'lical Church. of which Conzre ation the cloacae d was a faithful member. \Ir. Eli Dnrharme, of Dryad:de. one of the early settlers of 1.1So Town- nhip died on Sunday. having reached the nee of nearly t') years. ili• ►e• - mains were interred in St: Peters church cemetery on Tnerday morn► til?MSALL bliss Della House has a-aturued home after euesndin•ea pleasant three weeks' visit with friends in Goder•- ich. The service next Sunday will be at three in tha afternoon, when Rev. 11. M. Lansford, of Brussels will preach. The Sunday school will coin• menoe at two p. tn. On Friday the 11th. inst. the an• nual meeting of the Bible society takes place in St. Pauls. The DIR. trict Secy, Itev. It. J. Bowen will deliver the address. The Liberal Convention t.o nomin- ate a candidate to contest 'flee sleuth riding for tile Provincial legislature will be held in D1cl)onnel'a Hall to- day (Thursday). The meeting will be of much interest owing to the prom ent speakers, who are to be present to address the neetial;s in person, Hon. A. G. Mackay, K. C. the Pro- vincial leader, and lion. Goo. 1'. Gra- ham, Minister of Railways and Can- als. After the Conception a meati• in; will ,be held in the skating rink to be addressed by Iron. A. 0. Mae - Kay and others. Mrs. C. Newell, who was confin- ed to her house by illness is im- proving nicely. The young ladies of Carmel church intend holding a bazaar in a few - week s. Airs. J. Sutherland and Miss Suth- erland are visiting friends at Embro and Beechville. The Commercial Hotel w.hioh was leased for t leo past two or three years by Mr. Heffernan, is being of- fered for safe by auction on /Tuesday, the 17th. Considerable ;rain is being brought into market. Mr. Robt. McLaren, son of Mr. It. McLaren, of the London Road. leas been quite ill during the past week or 80 ,but is now improving. A charming Si'ptember eveddin; took place at the home tor •flirts. Mrs. Thomas Dick. of this village on Friday morning, September '27th, when her youngest daughter, Miss Jean, a poet l;raduato nurse of New York City, :was united in marriage to Dr. F. .1. Cauthorpe, recently of Jonesville, Texas, and formerly of this village. The marrias;i ceremony was performed by Itev. Mr. Smith, of Carmel church, and the bridal party after parlak(n4 of a sumptuous breakfast, drove to the station where they took the morning expreaa for the East. Dr. Cauthorpe intends re• miming his practice at Parkhill. The many friends of the happy couple. who are well and favorably known here, wiah themall success and con- tinued happiness. Mrs. Cauthorpe will receive in her new home after the 20th. of this month. Ilia hair Gooch Style,' when proper- ly adjusted protect and ornament the head. soften and beautify the czprr4- sion of the face and cense-p iently tone up aged appearance. Prof. Doren %end has for 0114 season many new and pretty designs. Ile has add- ed a number of New York, London and Paris patterns. nn .sure and see them :end not for- •3et day and date. s. Ei. No. 1, OSIBORRNE. Following i9 n correctreport of the shindigs; of the pupils of S. S. No. 1, l'sborne. Names are in order of merit. 1V -Nellie Itowcliffe, Ar- chie Ito%wccliffe, Jennie Stripe, Cecil Down, Gordon Oke, Laura 'Harvey George Blatchford. Sr. 111- John Strang, Tena 1)ou;all, Janice Dous ;fall. ltosr.na /Down, Alvin Moir Ira Moir. Jr. 111-1toy White, Lilt Moir Earl Hell. .1r. 1i --('cell Harris. rris, Silas Van Houten, Glndys4V.leir. Sr. 11- ll:,s^.l •Doawn, Oliver ltowwcliff.' \Vit• frid Do.ittall, Elva ilarvey, %Willie Straw,. (.rot' ;o Moir. Sr. l't. Frank Jarrett. Feein Itowecliffe. Mid. Pt. 1-Ma..ric Strang. Mira Dew, Laura Oke. Averaa,c attendance 30. .1. 11. Hrintnrlt, 'Teacher• F 1 E 1. D 1) A Y Exeter School, Friday Oct. 18th., 1907. Come and enjoy a full after• ncon'n sports. Many interesting events. No -a(lnIiesion. iEverybody welcome. - -Gentlemen are yo:1 1111•11 lurr�• [hate and .x'+' for yourself the Art Coverings 111 Wiza and Toup.een. Prof. 1)orcnwend'a 111:1 1l11fnclurr4 .are worn on over 1.25,000 heads by all stations of life. They are the essence of perfection light in weir;ht, dur- able and a great le nett to health, and a protection to the head azainIt Cold, Draughts, Catarrh etc. Trying on and denwn.41ratiltz the complete• eras of thein •ae.txla free of charge. e Central e- a th Csn n Hotel 1?x Ila will be t 1 ( , ., y October 9 ter on Friday tobeT IAtI:., 07 1. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE. 'The rezular nteetia; of this tee ciety was held in Brnior'm ilall in the afternoon of Ort. 4(.11 end may well be termed •1 rally In etine. That the holiday treason is over wan felt in this as well as otter organizes. Dona in the melee. of att .ridance. The discussion and demon„ rationm were read" 2111 the more kite/el./tin; and practical by many of tlt,• mem• hers griming wimple's of I h• it rook • in; to prove the fart m of (their state nlenl.4. it in planned for next m4o•tnn; to diseu,s the preparation of hot Bap• per:: and moors and this will bo sons into thorouzhly. it is onto planned to turn the mearehlithl on, tine %exert question of preparing rind tnakin; presents for ('llrlmtlll:l?, "64 ,, 11"mtion w%•rim I Store Property for Sale brolr)l up last Sent and as a '1r stilt many article's of work will bo' in the village of Exeter, composed shown at the next mr4'tin; which' of the North part of Lot 11 on the in;, n tart/ number of Wends andwill he of zi( ( benefit and will path-! West sddc of Afain Street, connoting relntivea [min ,resent at the inner- zest many new ideis. of one good Wore and'the Fending ; t ! now used for a postoffice, knhwwn as at. Mr. Ducharm,• was well and fav- OLJ•TORZA. . The Johns Block. orably known in town, and his death' E►ant>t. rue in1i00Nas1AIRaj�t For terms and particulara apply will le' eineer8.ly regretted by our : sn Thos. r'•es •t • 1,s -rinser/, Far - citizens and by the the community lis 18Ign'tare wino!' he IivM /to Ion;. of IhCliS FORECASTS A reactionary storm period will culminate on and touching the 14(11 and kith. 1n fact tho C:1 11,C:4 are such •hat threatsonin.3 condition, with autumnal rains, [airy continue., from the prcoeditte period, the 7th to llth, unsling in a Secondary cul- mination or crisis on the 14th and 15th. Much of elle country will ex- perience very cool days and frosty nights not far from the 15th to the 18th. SIIIPKA -- Allis. ,Dillon, of Merrill, Mich. la visiting with her brother, 1). Mclsaac Mr. a►l(! Mrs. lle.r.gott and Miss G. Easery, of Centralia spent Sunday with Mr. S. Switzer and family. •strd Mrs. Geo. Mawhinney, of Goshen Line, spent Sunday with Mr, Mrs. John Schroeder, and family. On Saturday evening an enjoyable time was spent with Mr. E. Brenner's ,zramaphon: at Mr. S. Switzer's home. Ice cream was served. Seine of our friends attended the wedding of Miss Rebecca Sherritte, at Halide". Mr. S. Switzer was In -Parkhill on business on Monday last. LUCAN The 0. W. 0. club held their an- nual meeting at the Stanley Opera 110113.: on Friday cveninz. All tho of- ficers of last year were re-elected, and dates for dances arranged for the corning winter. The opening hop will be held on Friday, October 18. Mr. Chap. Shcardoun has •purolraa• ed a blacksmithin; hiusinesa in God- erich, to which place lie. Ilan moved his family. Mr. Bert Fox 1►as bean sent .to Drumbo as assistant dny operator. Mr. McLeod of the Standard Bank, has been transferred to Ottawa. Ho is succeeded by Mr. Munroe, of For - cat. Miss Mary Fox has gone t o 'Toron- to to .attend the Ontario Normal college. Friday was field day for tho pupils of the high school. A splendid pro- gramme had born arranged, /Intl everything passed off well. Mr. Kilmer, who has bean a resi• dent of Lucan for somo time, has rented the farm of Mr. William Marshall, of East Williams, and twill shortly move there. Mrs. Johnson, of London, visite:[ at the home of Mr3. head on Friday. ":JAUNTS OF FISH AND GAME." Tho above ,caption is the title of a concise, interesting and instruc• Live book issued by the Grand Trunk Railway, and :contains valuable in• formation regarding tile hunting and fishing district reached by their lines. It is handsomely illustrated with halftonea reproduced from di• rect photograph.%, :gives the game laws in force in the different 'states and provinces, contains maps and all information desired by the hunter. The publication is sent free on ap- plication to J. D. Mci)onald D. P. A. Union Station Toronto. sae- -Will -\\rill be al the Caul rat Hotel Exe- ter, Fri. October 18(1,., 1907. Ladies and gentlemen. see Prof. :I)oren- tvend's ,beaetiftil \Wins, 'Toupee%, 13an3s. Wavy and Plain Fronts, Swvit- chea in every )('ngth and shade, ete. 13013N • SANDERS -On Sunday Sept. 29th., to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sanders a 500. JOIINS--On Wednesday Oct 21311., on 0th Con to Mr. and Mrs. William Johns a daughter. MARRIED DIGNAN-itAYCItOF'T - In lianiil. ton on Thursday Oct. :!rd., Mi 4.4 Lillie, daughter of Airs. Richard Raycroft, to Mr. ferry Bruce 1)i;- nan. CAUTIU)1tI'E-DICK - In Hensel), Friday Sept. 27th, Miss ,lean Dick to 1)r. F. J. Cauthorpe formerly of Hensel', and now of Parkhill. DiED GitIGt:-ln Clinton, on Sept. 2801., William Gri;;, aged 78 years. TiGIHE-in Clinton on Sept. 28th., J. M. Tighe, of Mullett, aged 52 years. To check a cold quickly, ;et from your druezi't rntne little Cantly Cold Tablets called 1'reventics. Dru,ziats everywhere are now diapenmin, I're- very,ica, for they are not only rate. but deci(kdly ccrKiin and prompt. Prerenties contain no Quinine. 110 laxative nothing harsh nor flickert,- enin . Taken at the "sneeze et.are" T'reventic.s will prevent Pneumonia Grippe, e 1e Bronchitis, Li te. Pence the name, Preventics. Goat for fev- eri.4h children. 48 ('reventic• 25e. Trial Boxe.4 5 cta. Sold by W. 8. iiowey. flDOICSt wdDt6O Hensall For Evaporator 40c per 100 lbs. suitable peeling apple's .JOYNT, PROP 1...X1:79" :::h,,... . i-1!1.47. OCTOBER NEEDS Stoves anct Ranges If wanting a new Heater or Range it will pay you to examine our large and complete stock. Heaters from $11.00 up Ranges from $33.00 up Furnace work estimates cheerfully given. Fall Fencing Cleveland Coiled, Spring and Barb %%Vire, Ideal Fencing and Gates all sizes at greatly reduced prices to clear. Owen Sound Portland Cement Just received a car of Samson Portland Cernent. Come quick. HEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.14++++++++++++++ +++++•i•++++++++ .1. 4. W + + t ++++ i++++++++ :: t : 'r•i•$ i 3•+ 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 Glass, Nails, Cement Plaster Paris, Galvanized Steel Shingles and Siding, Etc. Always in Stock at Lowest Prices, T. HAWKINS & SON Dealers in Hardware, Cement and Wire. k • s• •6++++++++++++++•:••:-+++• 4•4•+++++++++++i++++++++•i••F+++++ 444144.4.44+444-44+++++++++++++++•:.+++++++-:-.+4•+++++++++++ Winchelsea �. 4 Bargains in Overcoats We have some very special values to • oiler in Boy's and Men's Coats. It will come to you avand m see them before you hay elsewhere. I3est valuer, in the land. Don't forget our Ready -Made Clothing. We still have a'good choice Dry Goods! \Ve have a good choice of Flannelettl9, \\'ooh Blankets awcr Flnnnwllette fhlankets, 1311 at Inst year's prices, (brae and see our plaid Dress (iuods, we have it from (k. a yard, Underwear! Cweh. Are yon epared far We have old 13 heavy r stock in pr this line, all gond values 2 011 prices right. Rubbers! Al! kind.! We are sure we can please you. ('orae and get a pair and keep your feet dry. Highest Prices I'aid for all Produce. COWARD & CO. For Sale or to Rent. Lot No. 15, Con. 2, Tp. of Stephen Co. of Ilurun oontainiu; 100 acres of land well fenced and drained: with goo([ orchard, about 20 acres of (good bush, modern Asuildin;a, convenient to school, churoli and market and is situate about 2 miles from the. Village of Exeter. if not sold be• fore Nov.15th 1I1 be rented. For further particulars ripply to Itotx:rt Leathorne, Esq. '266 Wellintton St. London, Ont. or to Messrs. Dickson & Carlin?, Barristers etc., Exeter Ontario. 10.5-07-4 [louse De6orator Plumber (Ilot and 1'..1.lwater) Sian Writing and Graining With It. Dinney Islet year. Esti- mates furnished nn appiteati•,rl. Farm for Sale We have a good Lunt of about 35 acres for male on reasonable terms. Situate near Mt. Carmel in Stephen Township. First Class land and fair buildings. Near church and mcho0l. Apply to GLADMAN & HTANBURY, Bari -totem .Exeter. Ont. House and Lot for Sale • !louse and lot for male I't. lot 156 Con. 12 tlaborne, 1-2 acre land good prick cottage and staple. Must bo .so!d. Apply Ilion. Cameron. Auel cer Farquhar. FARM FOR SALE. 125 here! in the Township of Ilib- bert consisting of lot 19 W. 1-4 18. cot,censian 12. 'Phis is Rood property and 3111181 be mold. 'Jrrrnm easy. Ap- ply Thos. Cameron. Auctioneer Far- quhar A 'Trial Solicited. Real Estate For Sale Part lot No. 4 containing gen acres of land good brick house:, lartn orchard with all kinds of fruit, and rseverfailing well of hard water. This beautiful property lies imrn-wdiately. Went of Railroad on the Lake Vmrd, JAnlem and An contains thousands of dollars %girth of travel and ;n conveni0nt to Elle• ler. 'fh m property mutt 1> 'nlrl as John Northoot 4, t1'• pi(prk•teen /KNEW WiY j health has faded. Easy (terms of payment. A biz snap. For derma i and particulates apply to Thos. Can TAKE? Irron. Auctioneer Farquhar. WHEN ARRANGING FOR YOUR 1IOWi'Y'S farm stock silo make 11; :, taint 40 Imre your billet (vinte(1 nt 11,0 TINEA .air office. Your bills will Ire altrae- lively printed, :111,1 with every wile bill (Ione at 'this office ,y. -,ii will re- ceive flee a notice of ,1110 p,1" in Ibis pater, which its read every week by 1 Iredm of people In thin local. (1 't :!.i a Lox 1 y nil mike., your elle known In W %v h0 .Y w'. 'hs%•eo op- tnrortunplyily oftnNee" lntR yot ur hills(h. ARTHUR D. DAVIS • Exeter, Ontario ltesiderce, cnlner drew Street. The (1'•4'•' . ► t'u ., 4'041. CURE-A•COLD CAPSULES