Exeter Advocate, 1908-04-02, Page 9 (2)LOCAL
31iGa « Rise. Sr.I~.► tvis. , is on the s c.
iii to being confinedto i et° rosin.
,
r. ,i thur BA I Favis,bwho has be it
irwittivheumetistotortivirteeek-
isis able to be around Npiila1
ifigt annus#, eetisni tli4;ee tstet
piing tad: it in °Cuwptin
e' els i
erieetnn, B*borue lle a i l en ^ �
i list t 9'eck r Mid r e ovetttiigY
Bishop Willlitine. ref I redox 011:pe r"
f rias 00140o onfr sttion in' tiie�
itisitt'lgeintiriiii Chore!, b , Tuvmng1, tate h.' 1 t`, , r,1a ge
ae
et c s
expected to t onfrotation.
'ke ,c
The adjourned meeting o " the i
'nti-
zeaoi1nteeeited in ll the `Sit ' of -ld'a
I i lil t :'1
UrtitlAy eY!e lin, It is nee -,
.Mr, Ed._ Willi* is suffering
blood, poisoning i'n bis )eft hand, the
vesult of asliver running into the
flesh at the wrist about ten days ago.
The trouble causes pain up the whole
arm and he is unable to follow his
usual .oupastion.
ata unoved intoititatheirlinstamst_..1 ► �,
log in Walkerville. E. W. Horne,
formerly ofExeter.
A
Manager, T his ,y=knAi�uxld�'ing is of threat
sesstered by the manager as a +dvsrellirig
Mr. Lawrence M. Hunkin, of Lucasss,
I1 S L IS ' neau 1ll8IN Massa. in2 remitting his notsubecription h -
Marc a 1th says. I cannot do with-
- out the Advocate. It is like a letter
Ladies." airs, your spring coat at from home every week. We have
Stewart's. , had go excellent winter. The snow is I
,M1 nearly all gone and we will soon be
veins teen arc . - - - I busy seeding again
531 acre farm, situate west of the G. .l1 few week°' ago , it was stated that
T. R. and isa th of the salt block, Exp. Mr. Lloyd Price Jones, formerly of
ter. Terms easy. Apply A. Q. Bobier. Exeter, had tecuread an organ in In • er-
�_'l.. �l��.osaiG..�he_....n�►se�._..h ,.
e� e# i iaa. twat tlrg d- J -.._. c _
he ielivingt in i e , nburg. Viers h le
fit if ists:
at Stewart's.
Douse to neat:.
On [Wilia.aau street, brick story and gust. Oitya-and rural battalions will
kali dweellaeas;, in good state of.repair. fare alike. The other 50 per cent. grill
Apply tato a# r>s. Perkins. --rcceiyeno _ _training- this. year.The
men will be selected by their own ofiM-
N Stewart dans them all beat on Dress cers, but no raw recruit will be entit-
+fi
Goods. The Styles and Quality are led to be selected. All must have had
+frau some training. They will o into re-
ue part in
R.JRovca. the ter -centenary celebration.
Miss Tom wishes to announce that The 1VVestern Fair Association is
she has moved her dressmaking estab- arranging to have an Athletic Day in
lishrnent to a he rooms in McDonell's connection with their" exhibition, to be
block, ovei ct. Manson's store. Ap- held on Monde, afternoon, Sept. Lith.
prep .ices c'► . oted. The events will be as follows: (1) 100
yard dash, (2) 220 .yard dash, (3) half
mile dash, (4) one: mile dash, (5) Count
RelayRace, team of four, one mile, (e)
Y. M. 0. A. Relay Race, team of four,
one mile, (7) Townships Relay Race.
__. Handsome silver medals and trophies.
Mr. Jahn Northcott is this week will be given as prizes,
moving in from the Lake Road to Mr. There is a misunderstanding of the
' D. McInnis' house on Andrew street, new .ublic school act \ among rural
vacated ' by Dr, Rouleston, who has ..ch, ust+ccs, in-eo-farlut applie, - t
moved talkie house next north recent- the eacher's salary, In rural schools
ly vacated by Mr. Remtner. any advance over $300 up to $000 the
.1 vni#41 - . . ..irak. ei it f'.#✓h
• chu
IL appears be easonaliEf—extaa-
now that per cent. of each battalion
of volunteers will go to Quebec in Au•.:
fiaeedl R , ra.re of Room Rugs at Stew-
ares
tc -
m is in Ii' Ltd, Tapestry and Wilton,
7.60 to 28.00
government will pay 40 per cent, The.
Got Em Again. section that engages.aa teacher at $400
Rtttling cheap sale now going oo an really pegs only , or $450, $300.
they Exeter Bargain Store. Cracking There is *leo a straight gr nt of $15.00
big bargains this week. It will pay t every section independe t of salary.
u+a to attend veryand small rant on equip ent, This
y d this A cheap sale. do orio apply ♦ p ♦ g
,dl� for sale cheapone brand new = p -p Y to lacer arat,e:d villa e1�
cash register, one pair counter scales
and one steel safe all at a bargain. The Huron County Y. M. C. A. cool.
Term. cash. —J. W. BRODERICK. tnittes met in Clinton on Friday to re.
Incas' Forecasts #tar Aprtt. port progress as to org�anization along
County lines. The $1,800 is already in
�, Reactionary Storm Period is cen- sight with some p es to caiCinvast�rat; .. .
tral on the 3rd, 4th and 5th. The F. Blair, the.:chairman, And A. Cullen,
storm diagram ,for April shows that were instructed to employ a secretary.
the vernal egiiinox runs .up to about Messrs. Blair, Hill, Spgtton and Cher.
the 1i3`tr. Bence all the storm periods ney were appointed delegates to attend
up to tax{t date will be more or less af- the provincial convention at Stratford.
fated thereby. ?y. The Moon being on The provincial secretary, , Mr. Cope -
the
celestial equator on the 1st. higher land, attended the meeting,,, also. the
::a...
tee tp..ratil etitit...tendenc»_:y 1ectr -= . ounty.. __ y o l -er
cal sce ai.ins. will. be natural on and G .. F. Blair, Goderich; Mr._ McCt> llum,
tour ,wthat-datt;: hence-. pri cj» . pottou in bsm; -
may continue throu h the reactionary Bendon, Blyth; J. 0. $toneman Ilen.
diauyt.>ipinei'aon^the r -•,,, ane lids,. lir e
Deckted change . cooler* r with :mow _ Therabele 51d rs'bttei t hied -bit
-squaws fotlo re dty#t 'tritightit,mrt
be expected in most sections over cen• vote Oil th By-laws Exeter bit Al!-
,
tral and oorst her•rn'toes, from about rtl 10th sins one-fifth of.IIICI being I
the 4th to 7th. A regulaeL storm per. it therefore beecome�s neede.s sary met, in
asps, being'a�entscal on the a.b, extends case less than 102 vote against the by.
from the 7th to the lith. Chan�e! to law, three-iiftb-of U10, wl,icbt ate 306,
**riper. southerly winds and falling vateat r dirdt fixe kbie�pperming of thea
bascroriieter will be noted' in western b�gg -laws cart them. If however more
sections by the 7th to 8th, and durin than one-ditb or 102 voce are marked
9th, .loth and lith storm areas w
spread eastwardly, bringing Apri
showers and thunder stornris to most
partes of the country on and touching
those dates. Late emote sgttai.11s - will,
most likelycome with the last stages
of the perod, 7th to lltb, and sharp
cliwe to ce+ %r, with frosts;-WirIbe
:e i ab, & the Il r,h�s •_.' _. "
against the by.Iaivs they must then
have Wei -thirds of the total vote or
310 votes in favor of the hy.lafitws "to
carry them. All good townsmen will
,theen"notee that it is very neceeiilsary• in
order to have the by-laws passed that
every available vote be recorded. as a
person rut oting: ey h r:
to.hav . 1 inst';the
a .ver`7rvotee' s out.
1 !It'll begun already*.
LET CS OMR
Yeti milisseitte
Our Gds are
the Best.
ftty'e. Fit Kra Finis'b
•Otterefltetsi.
cod b'ariclay eoires in
Mar. tne Scott of Ih
Win. dese1 v.
51i$s J $iia Brie ' �o-od' IS ill At Ler
Iioi iNeter No lit. ,
Rlel i rd Qatince is confined tb
thIse through illness.
f o inilaten it'ien,O( the hides,.
l wefe oaf egutt erfeit' roix#k•'ti e':
asssetesus, tot, 4414404 nt:i °x ,cieett
+F.iyi��'1 1 444 11 R M i1 ? 1 4.1111*°R
lg1'';1
1.T,MX .i7, ey.AO R..U11 f !A 0P.. •
Oat:sr.11A.,A,...r
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�}R !YR'�1 -.,.l.�f'A! Al ► 4 yam ■r•'a�n■.
r of.AAw.R„.A.♦. 12{� .01
r cwt., family �T
Mw grrdo per cwt II .1 l
,Y1C"• = iii
Tti cbon:; t*kai 1 iu Ihees! de
cli�itrab eitlid't eJumeeM1'st
at 'bu p�y1` apt ,4 t{e,1y.N'ial 4 ffJ!+ k� e.,
lit tt ° .�,1,� 'sub
th},ee :t
:th'1'� un1 r!IgR.Vi14+^'..�,'41},,<.''a• fol
"'r'e'lelg Ki`th'attt►r!*'
, ►t iso a'tlr e1e +► ! ?eor xiasftte;'e
'+iiraas';aa`to o ecere,' :s$U. �Grirbexit,`;,;
snil the folio s ht -e rotors•eIeet '
Northcott, Pteee..; Jobu Eisery', fey«t
r !,Iraklion
feded to feora:
olnt ae<teae k company sura a, tie .operaiive
The'sbares are to be sal t� �ea cb.
On Thursdays during t y°e last five
weeks a number Of the member* of
the Exeter Gun Club have been shoot-
ing for a trophy presented by the
Times Publieaeh
te ul 't'b*t' ir. oln�o Tr1ebn r bans won
they trophy. Those Who entered for
lies even: wed - put ---eon Lai =hatndica
haste. Twenty rocks were shotat each
day, making a total t:f one hundred;
,winnetdld.'gtsod :std sb 4thig
e d
and succeedin breaking es rocks.
The spring millinery openings have
been attracting the ladies during the
Past two weeks, and the numerous
hots on - exhibition in the different
tomiebm is,how such a variety of
ideas in shapes and trimmings that
the feminine fancy in beedwear should
be well satisfeed,although hesitation ,
in selecting might well be indulged in.
This year Millinery is dietinguished
by unusual hesbt"'a►nd eine, eita;icre--altboui b.._
-• —
�•• 1d, 0.11 ,' ala: •`�:
00A
•
year. _ ► met ± pg . Inuit1 , •<';
counteract the effct of March and
ilIllif,,--„...,:,,,..-.„,,,,,,,,,-,,.-4,;,,,,.. Sii,,,,,ith ,
vi eta .-.
rI Cr'
e°
'iii ��crasthrrtri
. rf��r�i"r'�`'ioT3”'
sae straws;, .-with 4Weepin i r' f =
! • ! 1't /11 M . 1 ' tb= ber'stnteil .
mblln waihiter ts"wit#c 4
R
rolling side. Oatrriioh plumage le fa, .
vored, but only on the . larger shapes.
Big, heavy roses in. many colorings,,
are strong features. Flowers of all
kinds are greatly favored. and .are
wreathed or banked In higle meat.
Soine hats are decked with neatly ev-
ery artificial flower of the season,
*bite - no less than eight different
shades of roses are seen oa the one
shape. Embroidered bands of varied
Stitches in silks of beautiful colorings
are prominent, while atouch of gold
is found ,on nearly every hat ,in large.
head pine. braidings or daces.
godly Scalded,
Little Dorothy Mallett met with a
very painful accident err;; Saturday.
Her grandfather, Mr. John Melletthad
placed a pail of hot pig feed outside to
cool and in some manner she -ot one
of her feet into the pail with the result
that it was so badly eslded that in red.
moving the stocking theski. *flacon.
-sideable 011ie flesh pelted tiff. Med.
Icalassistancewas-situnceikeoteE. 1 ,
the little sufferer is defog as well ite
can be expected, but the accident is a
most painful one.
Varsier autunite Dias.
Thesdeath took place in London on
March 28th of a Iormer resident of Ex.
titer. Harry Hoskin, son of Mr. Wm.
'Hoskins of Exeter North, at the age of:
49 years. Deceased had been . ill for
two years of lung trouble. About
New Year he was taken- wets., but
rallied until two weeks since ;when he.
again became worse and death. :re result-
ed as above. Besides the wife and a
adopted daiiggbte he leaves hick tgr ed
father, six 'brothers andthree sisters:';
0b0 , Ed. and Nelson of Chicago, Ar.
tbur of Brantford, George of Wood-
stock, Richard of Kirktop Mrs.. John
McLaughlin of, Exeter, 'Mrs, Mose.
Amy of Sharon and Mrs. Wolper of
Drayton. Theefuneral- took ,plate o
tient bean h °act° n-
don.
irF:roc;:«nrrrr.%w .�wx... .w,.,«s..a...r.F....+:
leatlt of Mraa. enitnrilt,
-
A.n rged.. resident..of- Exeter -p
way on bdatitvgre athenaing. he r
son of Oraeiac Rieke, ct of a►t+
"(aillisiiirik Baitlktiwily at the"good old Vt
of 7eidye�rari mei*stetsbiasbeenlio
- is unsurpassed'
--
for Tan, Freckles and anyReines*
t
Nothing can be more
satisfactory.
Once used, always in lam.
2 cents a bottle.
H .
e Shit- i a s Me-
- t
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tura �
sas�l
� Bn
are�llln °
Inv
ala
if
....... h au • for exceedin l
- pl�e want style, -combine witbt serviceability: ata moderate
eiittuifli ` tbt bi�xao beldgl ch r. --d el n-
andre asonabl� r�� priced. , Our extensile lines include- Ski
BOARDS, DINING TABLES, BEDROOM SUITES, PAR-
LOR TABLES, CHINA CABINETS,,, etc., etc.
It is said that less than one half .as.
many marriages tookplace in -London
in March this. year as there+ were last
year. Leap Year does not seeto be
an improvement on the ordinary year,
unless avoiding the knot is an improve -
Morass's isstitxts.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Inatit ted will be held in Senior's Rall,
Pin Frday, April 3rd, at 3 o'clock.
A full attendance of the members . is
requested to make arrangements for
the entertainment to be held in the
Town Hall, April 22nd.
MRS. AMOS,MRS. HASTINGS,
y
Temperance Convestioa.
A call has been issued for i 'rally of
temperance workers froinall. the noun0.
icipalities of Huron county t7o,. zm�eet in
nton,' ruir.d*y. Aprl 1,!f1th. Boo
11. Spence, Secretary of the Ontario
Branch of the Dominion Alliance will
be.ppreeient,,.and important matters ate
to be dealt with. Every church, W.V.
T.U. and ';Temperancea ietieeareask.
ed o send representatives. There will
be single fare on the railroad.
are a line which we are introducing and we are showing
A specially fine selection in elegant designs.
Fancy Nets are considered very stylish thisleseeason. We are well
prepared to.meet the .demand witha full line of ,
Our show rooms are full of all t e
NEWEST ` PARIS AND NEW 'YORK STYLES
aid' our Milliners are reixii+ ro-i alriiiirfili fn yO ar'd "� "
e-. .,Rcxea+.e .sew+ zs-�-� rrs. . w-=�arolir ru
a number of years. doting i r
�` �' which time
she\bad been �conline' to tee bo
'POW* year* She bad` been p otioally
an invalid* and had .been - ,nstantly
and tenderly .cared frit Ir her son and
dace liter. She had borne her suffer-
Jog with ac em*rkatble Christian pat«
icnce and fortitude. At the tittle tit
Bair death *be *SA the oldest ,member
the `amen street Methodist eliercb.
• She was a'laidyof many good pertsfand .
1 was highlyecsteenrned- .by her man
blend's: A native Oct Cornwall. En .0.,
I carne o anadat ‘Witb err.fararn . 7.
it n atha .was, ,
s. 'tea
settlers at. s�'e±iatiriae►l ,
Where ne.eair ��:
Rev. Going Sunday evening p�reach« later she' itwarrii Mr. ►lkrsrill, and . " 1 r ..
ed ata able rserm+�ts on, Sysiteenotti0 givitn 1 s'beortty afterrwaxrrds aiecvrd tee RT Icer • aid uptxclal1.
why you should look after your ayepi-
sight i.—that Nature never lifters haus
a newit of. eyes. The best of rea-
se warty'. at tile 'first sign of trouble,
:you should consult an .
r?Tfy�1l�.L EXPERT your + 4 r1 eltef a e rah add to osips
ranee as well, Examinations free. t,delay. Make it the .chief buss.
tris of your day'« TODAY.
Optical goods in Ompleete stock.
from thre tench. .YThe liberal ental that where she has continually resided, for
wa,tertth shall bo watered also him if " 62 yeesrrair. Her hneband predeteassed
A few pointe brought Out were: Ifawe her seven yeairrs. Obe brother George
Hicks, of Iowa, sairvive t, besideeee One
sora end one daughter., William S and
Ile. lry loth. -(if whence .-r
bonne The funeral took t' , i • e - piece to' the
Exeter Cemetery on April fart, the r.
trice at: the house befog held. at . 2
o'clock. °
believe God and the bible ire roust be.
liens in giving. The Jewish dispeneea-
titer- demonded---ving - .The l+leiir+x
Testament says: 'rF�y1 a ,bane reww
celvedireelygleets.'* The o_vIpurgavee.1
Under atipostglic -authority alt their
passions were consecrated. Giving'
should, be. systematic aLs,. D0 .Woe `
elfectiv'e''wi vont ate; m. , It 14 not
good to, give** yolk, feel ortl ass aorditrg.
to the iierzne it.. , isc-to'War preopor.t3 n
,one' sliotrld give he quoted the facts
that theer Jews 'tete .otee 4entb,,,.. Iota,
game one-tenth, (Y rlst.. ctlonned' the
-ariewteetb, and he bel tikead Gi+ttd'aM isle4
sang wotild•rest on .the mitt -who acre.
largely. It le not wrong to, mtp tet a
icturo fey giving if One Oar.his money
in legitltnaite work.'• 1 ,
toys: Thai Vtiesitit. a' 1
An ...s 0.'11.004 4e1stt w le g<isiire re
t br .. oiling wIt anything enat t
r' ilrosid will be ser'erely desalt witlri...
9t"ir<as of este I
aitxit et peeteent In the a►niisee
Refuge"
fort,000 peas °Vete the age
nI g or 15 yeesr fifteen are ties tet
vS 00 alae ,wr SO ata+d
four sere beetweevm and t and
i'dr a inmate who lot aider 10. sof
Therelam ritit''ltek!ai„ 1
H°usee *trite the+2ith of Neer s ,
Thgss a asiks very bifthi, for the,* t ;
s e m
on of the, House.
New ... S rT ;Coats
Stylish garments and good nu-,
terial are the main points this sea-
son and are Just what you will and
here. We have soroetbingr+ real
new to show you.
New Dress Goods.
Our counters are ell full of the
New Fabrics, Nothing left out to
make our st wtnge a sue a '. O ,
not fall to see deem.
New, White' Goods.
This will be a banner season for
white. , ' .
Mi dSIAN LAWNS,
LINEN* LAWNS,
PARIS ARIS L1N.11;NN,. ,
,onoB' 'Iss and
EMBROIBBRBO JOISLENS
will be found Bete in
tem.
"Gi t1emlets ,f Bair' pierarc c
a �v'saial8.,tifi',
t mats' eurrsd
tl riou tltn'tatl! liltrdlung troscai tie
�r'eeease iMt iiti ea► niaae+i dllneriailt Mile, a
its di torree prauctaertcl% s ei tl tack
awe u'ld: net ire well, 1 trust
*et it AM set' etilinueb tooa tkikt
►'' its awe **til 1 Iiifakers. l .lie
lair; ` lw,
with the It b t r .ate
a *ax pkyoileake live.. °
*veli: Vis,
c is w ltls,`the gfi eleh(e! oat
*weed .to *11 wlii
atceces► slelllisete�d with :tbr, 'throe err lutsgt trdaiblee