Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1906-03-22, Page 8sas Ansenitass see eta its& SPRING: .1 • Say, we got in some swell . .. Spfing Suitings last week,. , , They nye ricrlat 4:to the mo- &, , ment . OSats are tufo - inches longer- than laet year, and the lapels are so mulch' broacler and deeper that yon can't ,heila but notice there. The Yeats are eut with feYeaiv;iops, . The pants are jest a lat.tle pegtoppy. asNlssWitcNirit"tesiststStilStlilkliKFAIF41 dale° Aikiteene who: lies Feeee, •Mr. Red Mee, A, J. MeTatieb, end . • M. for sense winses, aiipro,vings: • twa einkleee aeseve4 here tea week , • .. LOGSI, 1)0INGS ti104`11-tA',1-7.:24 WLU,A Atx.3114‘ 311p,ikafax.afir.:4‘,.414,41k..31*. AICITc1%,:i6WLS Itlqhsa',, Me. J. N. liewesei, Mee. IlawhelenitSTheist take31)31ace , Ifieleted Weiehte sede tea Feidtw wau soceess, Harpess has been confined, to his hnd fon sev6,ra1 by 'through flJness • • Mr, Alex., Dow returned last week from Manitoba. " lie brought a earinf rattle with him. Ma Jos. yellow has rented Mtl, Tboe, 'Ruseell's am on the south side of Mathes Read, Ushorne, and Will move thereon this week. Miss Elsie 'McCallum, teacher,' was M during the latter part of Lest weels. eon,sequently there was no school in her row on Thursday.and Friday. Messrs. Walter Pumphrey, PerCy G, Wood and, A. T. Smallacombe, left Monday night for the Northwest. The hist named visited here during the They are beauties alright for $1 , winter a d $20 andn matter where yoirs Mr. John Pickering of Blenheim was the guest ef Mr. A. Dow part of last week. Ile was here buying a few fine worning horses which • he, shipped to Blenheim. Since the provincial asylum was- in- stituted in London, Middlesex has sent in 1335 patients;Ltunbton 517i Ox- ford 418, Ient 387, Huron 510, , Essex 332 and Elgin.304. LO go yon can't find anything that will fit as nicely as they do, W • W Merohatit Tailor, TA Exeter, Ontario Business Locals Road Them A good smart boy wanted to learn store leeeping, Apply to Carling Bros. What about Wall Tapers? Stewart has an immense assortment. Speeial values 5 and 10 cents. " Cole's pure cream tartar: baking powder sells on its'inerits-25 cents a . poupdast Cole's Drug Store. Buy your Linoleum at Steriart's. Styk, quality and value are all in your favor- • • Seed Wheat A. quantity of firk-class Goose seed wheat for sale. Apply on Lot 12, Con. Usborne. Josh. .Heywood. ' Stewart is showing the best range of Dresden Ribbons that we have seen thi8 season, 10 to 50 cents. Notice, We take this opportunity of thank- ing our nutnerous customers for their patronage during the last four years and on entering on our fifth year we are in a better position for supplying all our customers and any new eusto- niers who wish to give us a trial. LOUIS DAV; Milkman. A lor,ely lot of . Ladies' fartelj eollrrS, Allsamples, 144 different hinds. 25t 75 dents di'Stewart's., a faVorite with the travelling polio. Dr. DeA.Iva—who recently visited town with a medicine 'company, was arrested and fined $30 and costs in Til bury hist week forpractising medicine without a license. Mr. Well. Johns on Thursday teat purehaeed that handsome residence 011 William street previously occupied by Dr. 0. Lutz, Mr.. Johns gets posses- sion about june lst. • In the report handed to the press last week it was stated the James at Methodist church's contribution -to the British and Foreign Bible Society.wae $10.30; This should have read $20.05. • Mr, A. Bagshriev left for the North- west on Friday with a car of horses for T.,E. 'landlord. Mtn Bagshaw in- tends remaining duripg the summer and will seek a location. That se- cured he will then move his family to the West. • • .- tee Sateen:lay last, ne tor ef St. Pat - sit*. Ieinclete eldest son of Mie Jes. liar - ay is suliforing IZ;(11-1), Ee,v(To attnPk prieentionia. Mr. W. S. Cole received on Tuesday one of his silent salesmen show eases for his dg oie, Mr. Wm. Sillery, hae rented hie fif- tY-abre ram Aid the 5t1 conceesion of Ushorne, to his beother, Mr. HAL Silo Up to this present the month of Mareli lute harried out more reta wrn ter weather than any of the previoos months. Miss Lizzie Taylor, who ig still con - filled 1w:the London Hospital eubSe- intent to her reeent operation,. is im- proving nicely. • At the elogsbew held at 13uffalo last Week the spainie/ dog W U Isevett of town sold to Mr. Douglas of Wood- stock took several prizes. Mr. Geo. Thomas, while assisting in removing a threshing engine wheel frorn a. car at the depot on Friday last was -rather painfully injured by '•the wheel falling on him, causing a wound to one of his legs which necessitated him laying off dray for a few days. Rev. Veale of Kirkton occupied the James St. pulpit on. Sunday. He wee formerly connected with -this church and large congregations greeted_ hirn morning and evening., His discourses were both interesting and instructive. The • pastor, Rev. Going, was at Kirk - ton, Conductor Dune McCalltann the gen- nil and ttecornmodating ticket tnincher on the London, -Huron Ss Bruce Rail- way, -has been railroading for the past 36 years. He .started as porter at Walkerton and has worked his way Turkieh Scalp ood, guaranteed ° the front. Conductoe McCallum leair dreSsing to remove dandruff, and is 'F restores grey hair to itis natural color. Miss Maggie Luxton, daughter of At Cole's Drug Store. 50centS a bottle. Mr., Feed Luxton of Eden, -received the intelligence Sunda.y evening of ! have you seen the latest New sad /ark faa i Two Tone Gold Belts, the "Aden de1deathfromPneumonia of • Mr. Prank Greenbank, of Mooseman Stewart has them at 36 cents. Sask.Much sympathy is expressed feces' Forecasts for litareti. • Lor Miss Lnxtots in her sad bereave - merit e A regular storsil Period is eentral nsthey were soon to have been with the New Moon on the 24th. The Farmers are much pleased with the recent snow fall with which we have been favored owing to, the fact that it will prevent to'a great- extent damage, being done the wheat and clover crops. Warmdaye and frosty nights at this season Of the year are often .very damagilig to these craps. A coat- ing of spew is very beneficial. Oa, Monday evening 'a fairly good • crowd attended the carnival at the rink. The winners of prizes in the several events were:—Lady, represent- ing a nation, Miss Anna Martin (Chi- na); Gent, representing a nation. Frank, Weekes (French soldier); Gent's comic costume, John Rumford; Local take- off, Feed Bawden; Fat Man's. race, Fred Bawden; Open mile-ra,ee, Frank Weekes. The general store business in He sail milted by Mr. Wm.- Bawden and conducted by his son Mr. S..13atvden and Mr. Wm. Cooke Was this week, purchased by Messrs. Thos,,,Boyle and Wna. Wilson of town.. Steck taking will take place next week and on its completion the new firm will take'pos- session. The members . of the new. firm are well and favorably known throughout this section and'both hav- ing knowledge -of the business there Married' Mr. Henry Dougall'a second son, Loudon Road, north, sustained a se-. vere kick in the face by a horse on Tuesday. It required several stitches. We have a little sleighing as the re- sult of the mow faltof • Monday -and Tuesday. It is quite au unusual plea's- ure to be able 'to take a sleigh ride this winter and thesnow is being taken advantage of. , Thetnngle horse on the dray took a tornble Tuesday morning while John Gillespie, Jr., • was trying to drive aerose the sidewalk beside Dr. Browne ingte-* After a little excitement things were righted. Nothing was damaged, Mr. Rich. Davis', has purchased the pretty brick cottage on the corner of James and Andrew streets, owned by Mr. Virm. Sillery, and occupied by Mr. S. M. Sanders. Mr. Davis takes posses- sion about lst April. Prim paid was $1150. . . Venus period still exists during this The weekly shoot of the Exeter Gun ThuesdilleetiboOno Ten hie :rocks friends here Will wish for them every ; 1 period, adding its inti4encetoEttrth'§ Vernal Equinox, at, its center. The Moon is also on the celestial equator on the 25th, nearits conjunction with Earth and Sun on the 21th.By the 23rd almost a phenomenal change to waruaer will be noted in western sec- tions: The barometer will fall rapidly to very low readings in the same Bee- tionsIlinli-Winds will blow from the eaet and south, cloudiness will inmate as: these general storm conditions move eastward into the eentral valleys, and on next to'Friday,lhe'23rd, to Tues- day, the 27tb, storms of marked inten- sity and violence will visit naost parts of the. country, moving according to the progressive la,w governing storms from west to east. • Regular tropicel, thunder,: rain ' and buil storms Will. strike Minty localities, especially south- _ ward during' the eastward, sweep of these disturbances; but no one ehoold. ' Iose sight.of the fact that severe Mar- ch blinzards and a full-grown cold wave for the season will wind up this period from' the northwest. DOFT .momcnf WITII sn THAT COLD. , VSE HowErs CHERRY CORDIAL. ONLY 25 OENTWAT ROWEY'S • - DRUG STORE, METER. NEW CLOTHS FOR - SPRIliG SUITS Tn.-Canadian and Import ed Tweeds, Worsteds, Cheviots and Serges Made up in thelatest style to your lit. Call and see how well I can dofor you. Mr:Joseph II/ay:London Road south will be laid up for SOMe time owing to a'cow, which, he was abotitto having' stepped on his footeand after- ward kicked him, tbrovVinghim against the edge of a board :andinjur- ing his side. The accident occurred on Friday and he is still confined to,the house. • - 411161V4,W Ott`e0t. nit'..7.)leraviehts many frieede will regret to hear that he ie qisize ilLoeffinvines freest ehentniatisin, enestiorierersratious mace:, The directors of the Agrieffititri,11 Society and a -ethers interested in the With veining ,detuoustration Itlay 21th met in the Mansion Melee at nrday afternocin as per aciprarntrient. A, peed trim(' was. presentund collet& erable important bueinees "even traeo, 'acted, A report wens received from n the donistio(annmittee. Thie clean- snittee met with (ands excellent soleness at ththe dernonstratiOn is already," an assured Sa&1((5 JitLIi4kai3 aud now all that is required in continued eon, thusiastee steady pereistent work on the part of the committees and a fine clay.- The meetion decided that the trials of epeed elieuldenonetet a four events; a Farmers' trot, Bronco run. ning race, an open trot orepace, and a slow race (owners' to ride °titer's horse and last bone in to win). Libertl prizes are te be given r the letWses win- ning let, 2nd and 3rd. The Trades and calithumpians protession and the athletic'sports of the,varioue kinds are ft to belein the hands of the, sporting conamittee, which will get to work at once. It was decided to confine the tog -of -war to triborne, and Stephen townships with the Leonclon road as a dividing line. 4. prize will be given to both winners and losers. Mr, jos. Davis was elected treasurer of the cele- bration. A meeting of the sporting committee is called for Thursday even- ing and a full attendance is requested. Board at Health meeting. The local board of health naerner call of the chairman in the office csf„ the secretary. Members present were Messrs. Bobier, Sanclerie, McInnis an the Inspector and Dr. Browning,' the Medical Health Officer. The minutes ofthe meeting held Feb. Lith read and adopted. The Inspector reported hav- ing secured Bailment milk and made a test of same. He reported the milk as being fairly satisfactprye Day's test being A. M. 3.5 Percent. butter fat to the 100 lbs of milk, P. M. 3.2; River's,, A. M. 3.6; P. M. 3.3,- He asked that the Board secure a piapett for a proper test in 'fiatnate. ' • He found the premises in good shape, clean and well kept. Per D. McInnis and S. Sanders that the report of theInspector be accepted. Per S. Sanders and D. C. McInnis. that 'the secretary secure a piapett.—Carrie ed. Per D. C. McInnis -and S. Sanders that the INiolsons' Bank be notified that the pit on their property must be cleaned. The same must notsbe dis- tributed anywhere within the corpor- ation; sante to be retnoyed between the hours of 12 o'clock midnight and 4 o'clock a.m. The leo'ard recommend the freeuse of sulphate of Copper OT -carbolic acid, also sand, .Plaster, and ashes; and when • cleaned must be cut :away from the:draine-Parried. The committee Appointed to visit the prop- erty of Mr. Rivers, milkman, Thames Road, Usborne. presented their report which was reed showing the Property of Mr. Rivers as being very clean and healthy, cattle being in nice condition and all the ,water tie'ed being from a. new Well. The water being sparkling; .bright and remarkably cold and pada- table. Per D. 0. McInnis and S. San - dere that the report as read be adopt-, ed.—Carried, Per S. Sanders adjourn- ment.—J.•SenithaSeeretary. hined efforts of these gentlemen will lace the new firm in the front rank of COM- . . . is every reason to expect thatthe 011.Wok place" on their gl;ounels ay on let:we're business houses, Their many We have a fall stoek of Jolm Ilrnee Co„ (kw- Quaent tested seeds Call ztud examine before you purchase elsewhere. ; We are agent for the American Hinge -joint fene,e which will withstand 'sudden and SQVere pressure from ,c(Mact with animals or otherwise, without bending the stays, the fence:springing back to place the instant pressure removed. Call and see our samples' and our ,prices. INTS We have the Sherwin-Williams Paints in all color and shades, which covers the earth. Call and get a paint card. 17IAWKINS & SON. • were shot at by each contestant. The result was as follows; W. Johns 0, 81. Fitton 7,, D. Ilartleib 8, T. Carling 4, J. Creech 3, T. Creech 0, II. Ford 10, F. Nicol 8, N. 13. liurdon L The club. will continue their 'weekly shoots on Thursday afternoon. Reeve Bolster received a sketch .of his recently oidered antombile last week: The carriage will carry from twenty-five to thirty passengers. May. Bobier expects to have it here in May,.. He intends drawing cream with it be- sides giving, pleasure trips to Grand Bend and other desired points. It will carry twotons and- run at a speed of fifteen miles an hour. • Mr4, Kurtze, with whom the town is negot- iating to establish his plant here, is the manufacturer. The annual meeting of the Board of Trade was' held in the Town Hall on Friday evening last with the president Mr. T. II. McCallum, in the chair, and a goodly watishee , in attenda.ncee Af- ter .the usual preliMinaries several matters of importance w`ere taker up, the retnoval of the depot coming in for considerable discussion. The Ilisiness being concluded the election of fficers followed, with the roma that all the old officers were re-elected. It was decided to hold the regular meetings 0/3 the feet Friday of each month. , Mrs. Frank ICnight received the sad tidings on Saturday- of the death of her eister, Mies, Surr, (nee Jennie Drew), in San Bernardino, California, Deceased„ it is understood, had been ill for some time, but the exact nature of her trouble or the immediate cause of her death are not known as only a .telegrarn was received. She Visited here about three years ago and *vas then in the beet of health. IIer many friends here will regret to hear of her defnise and will sympitliiVA with Mrs. Knight, who is herself not in the beet of health. The Exeter curlers iourneyed through the snow storm on Monday to Liman and there engaged in a friendly 'game with the carlers of that town. The visitors are greatly pleased with the cordial manner m which they xvere received' by, the home players, and are loud in their praise of the entertain- ment extended them. In total seore the Liman players wiin out by 57 to 48. In detail the score is aS f011OVOS: Exeter Lucan Afternoon G. Crawley T. Coursey A. Taylor G. Damien verytlii g in Iteris b/Ilart J. OritWe I W. IIitwkshiew I „ 1; W. JO S litilort Eieter1 Ontario E. Jones, ip, '8; W.Shieldr, ski Dr. Itollina Prost n R. Taylor C. Ilawkshaw 8. Swett 'J.Forest_ G.Anflerson,skip,15; A.11odgms„ikkip,8 Evening 'Grieve, skip. 12: W. Shield. skit, IR success. ' Mr. Harold Bissett, Who hagi..heen engaged at the .Molsons Bank here fel. some time was stricken down peculiar- ly sudden tvhile an duty Saturday last. Fbr-some time his health has not been of the best, but he was able to etterid to his usual duties Until shortly after noon t on Saturday when all of a stul- den heivas stricken down and he lin- mediately lapsed Ant° a state of un- conseithistiess. Medical aid was 'sum- moned when ;it was discovered that he was suffering from•a -severe attack of kidney trouble. He WaS at once re- moved to his home wherehe was car- , ed for mot, assiduously and every 111011 t1, known" to medical ki11 tvas used to* revive hini. Ile, hovvever, re-• untitled unconscious for many hours, with very little hopes entertained for his recovery, but at the time of going to press his copdition has sOineWhat improved and be ililw gives promise of being restored to health again. Nista Law. $ According to the new peistal newspaper publishers *can hold, for fraud, an, one who takee paperefrom the post office' and refuees payment, and tbe man who allows his subserire, tion to remain unpaid, and then orders postmaster to mark it paper refused, and sends notification to the publisher lay; himself liable to arrest and flee. siattare educational. All the members reported at their last monthly meeting held in the Town Han on Monday evening, March ifith, The rainotes of the previous meeting were declared properly recorded. IL E. Mutton reported a cupboard desir- able for each room and the chair stattql that the bell fittings hnd required re- pairs which wet e attended to. Some, possible changes 111th e Ed ti cationalAct likely to effect our High School De- nartment were noted and II. E. Iluston wee appointed (per W..1, (at -ling and S. Martin) as a delegate to the ap- proaching Trustees Convention at Toronto toilet in sympathy with the delegates of other school.% similarly af- fected in regerd to this` natter. 'This design submitted by the nigh, School Committee of it leaving certificate of honorable mention to be given Wall Public and IL S. studerite lea.viita our school with an honorable record Was (per 11. 141. Huston and Sv.Martin) /tortuously endoised. The staff reclusive, microseope and , B. E. 'Huston (per It. N. ItoWe and F. Wood) Watk op - pointed to look after the best far High School and public school purpOses. The Icoo of another serult of the noor of Minerva's, Temple here Wag not de bated and' pasaed pot. It, N. Rowe and P. Wood amount $0,36, Mr. W. J. earthier rentid441 nt) the tneeting sii41 closed it out of session in hi* Ofillai oil - hand mariner at least thatt'S whet the sen,retary's liook repot ted and we antra, to take bur Davy. 0,„Aralersonsk1p,13;A.Ilo4g1ni.sk p,10 siseeneissk Harv Star Flour 1 Cilitill111.8 Flifillifts We will offer our entire. stock Of. Furni.ture, comprising Kitcheri,,.Dining* Bed Room, Diawing,Rootri, and Hall Furniture Is the ideal Family Flour --good - for Bread or 13iscuits. ' It is Superior to flour made from all Manitoba Wheat,4so we are told by Many of our custom- ers, and so we think etirselves. The' prices tie less too --$2,25 per cwt. We also' miinufacture and sell PURE MANITOBA FLOUR ' GRAIIAM FLOUR PRINCESS (Choice Pastry). WHEA.TLET CRACKED 'WHEAT ' Special prices for feed, HARVEY 13ROS... ,.xtTE'R, ONTARIO Lganssaessekstis' sistarssalessers-sarei also many odd pieces and Rockets, .at a great reduction. Call and r3ee the many bargains we offer,, ,T14. Leading Furniture :Dealers and Funeral Directors, Our store has long. been knowfor its leader- ship in first-class wearing apparel.. for .men. Fro ess being. our motto, this season 'opens finding u with a larger and better assorted stook than ever. • , • The celehratedsW. G. & R. -firm make all Our shirts and collars. The ,negligee goods, being most worn, are' our strongest line but for these who prefer the stiff bosoriawe have a nice range of neat patterns. . Price ' 750, $1,$1.25 . With Easier drawing pear the de- mand steadily increases for new ties. For to meet this we are prepared with a full assortment of the swellest goods sham 'rhe leader being a wide four-in-hand in plain light Greys, Fawns, and Fancy Effects. Price 25 and SO cents As before stated these are bought from the same firm as OUT' shirts, there- fore it is needless to mention quality 'except to say'that they,are of the best fourlply linen. The 8tyles shown be- ing" both new ltud.nurnerbus make it easy to suit the most fastidious, Jot arrived, a beautiful range of •nice light, coloiS Plain whit, black and white in stripes and small figures. alsopleasing patternd in favvis and grey colorings. , Price $1, 1,25, 1.69 , . The early buyer will have no diffieulty in choosing, from: our new stoek as we have just. opened up ten dozen of . . Hartley's and Battersby's finest goods. , t , Headquarters for the celebrated W E4,.anfoi:d. Clothing, ALL SENSIBLE WOMEN wear eye, glaeeea as soon as they rieed them. And they need ,have, no fear that the glas1 ea Will d etract from their perennal appear (nee if they Come, front us. ,ror PO particular attention W the Ironies as, well :is the lenses. Wa want nee ceefoitters 'Ea, look well and see well. 8 I if you meat, EAU, 0 LA let us nt, you out. 4ez.111140. row .eyes thorougbly without etv.ti supply glasses gis » teet,110 =-11 0VPA0 And,they (still be so stifle . they: will please Other people' te, e pecially his, when you 110 4) them . 4,44 S. OintlEt, 111.1 .Chetnistand Out ieian, Mime :;(0,, EXErvir Woltielfs Stylish 'Jackets .. , . Of Fawn Whip Cordt with fancy strappings and covered buttons. Special $6.50 ' Ramn. doats- , r 25 different 'styles MT( men's Rain Coats. Pleat. e,d styles-- Three-quarter length and Mill 1 tirths-----N,iade of ex epent 'quality of Import - c Crayoned° „ Colon - - Fawn, Clref. Olivc Pi ice 5.00, $6.75, $8.5o,' ;NIL 86 ROW]