HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1908-05-14, Page 8 (2)•'Mrs. Marshall is quite ill at h
Mr. Thos. Flyer), 3114 street, is re'-
fatie*blr IN tO, be •glilia• Jo Mc -
odes' Hell Tbirrektkir niguts
be betel IS.pritttnit' in 'Ong Oil,
r. liohert Luker y14040./01104
ntier lila 00,0,0 On Iferlhortmit4
Ur. William Rusk n, Exeter 1,',,,Tortbb XETEll
who Iraits teen in paer health for sem
time, bita taken a ettange for the wors, CHANGED EACH WEDNESD.&
and is now very low ard the end is t
Tbe marriage took place in Winni, Oats .4, .. .....1... 47
ter'il former young. ladies, in the per- Potafoestree 1,?4,g - ..... '
lir; bite Mirror) iloopers awl tielee, of Flea; pe; ,cyrt.,' taret).7
so
can de hesines
Anti, y or very pleasantly
eptertainedieouMber of her frientia
-on Monday -evening.
A numberfrem here Attended the
Orraltstar V artelvailttfttil
Mr. Thos. Prior was cerdined to the
house the latter _part of last week
through Ile is now out -again.
Mr. Chas. Wilson Exeter North, is
recoveriug frlist,;ro-weeks'----ettack
of sciatica. an able to be around
again.
Mr. Wm. Consitt of Hillsgreen has
been eppointed returing officer for
South Huron for the Provincial elec-
tion.
Mr. %Valor, Exeter North, has re-
signed as foreman of the Exeter Flex
farm
Mr. Wrn. Snell has moved from Ex-
eter North to William street, and is
Har y,
The baseball boys made their first
appearance on the ground Monday
night. The same grounds have been
ne race
Mill street and he and his sister. Atm
Hedden of Creditor), Wilt occupy it
Dr. A. O. Ramsay last week sold his
veterinary practice to Dr. Cairns of
Ilderton, who took possessron this
week. Dr. Ramsay leaves this week
for Ingersoll to commence his duties
as meat inspector.
Mr. John Farmer is carrying a black
eye, the result of his falling violently
from his rig last week, by the horses
pulling -him from the wagon after
tug had broken, He was taking a,
number of trees to his farm in MeGilli-
It is now understood th!tt a change
has been made in tbe project of hold --
Jug the military review at Quebec, and.
that the rural corps will not attend
The abandonmen of the larger plan
while the city corfs go in full force.
is due to lack of r ilivay facilities.
Judge Holt presided at a sittings of
the Division Court on Tuesday morn.
ing. Two cases of The Liberty. Drug
and National Oil Company against cit-
izens were adfourned to the next
court, judgment' was, givenin an -Ana -
defended case for debt, and the usual
number of judgment summons were
disposed of,
. TAIth
Exeter, Ontario
The milliwry trade is certainly boon-
, ak-Steav Cs. There's ia reason _
he hum— strle and value -tell die- tale.
1101,50 to Rect.
On Wie ,a street, brick story and
half &see, in good state of repair.
Hats. bti ,,art sells them.
-Marriag, Licenses issued at the Ad-
vocate otheio.
50c for lorely Raw Silk, natural shade.
Warm !Or Soto.
as sot . -.rat situate west of the G.
T. It. ano rth of the saltiblock, Exe-
ter. Terwei easy. Apply J1.. Q. Bobier.
Buy your garden And _field seeds at
Stewart's. Ike kind that groms.
Dr. A. C. Ramsay wishes to acknow-
ledge with :ranks the liberal patron-
age that bae; been extended to him
during his eyractice here and desires
that tbe ..ue be extended to his suc-
cessor. ss also wishes those owing
hen to set t te the accounts as soon as
possible wig h Mr. A. Pardon, Exeter.
Persons %. r...go the doctor owes will
render se •• tats to Mr. Pardon also.
$7.25 fur 4 lovely Austrian -china
,Tea Sax rire white body with small pink
rose decora-ious and gold traced. Stew-
therzies or Sate.
Car load new buggies for sale:
MeLaughli,,, Canada Carriage, and
Barrie makrs. Also good three drum
land roller fa Ir *MOO. Wa,gons, plows,
wheel.baren schttlers all sold Cheap.
Call and see them.
Did you say Mooney Biscuitsi Ywri,
yam, but they are pod. Stewart sells
thrm and good rich cheese too.
For Sate.
A, Illeint z than Grand Piano—nearly
Sailor B Dy Japan -Tea 80c. Mica-
wata Allred Tea and Black Beauty
Blaek Tea still 80c at Stewart's. IThey
are easikq worth 85 and 40c.
Mr. A. G. Dyer, Exeter's assessor,
has completed his round and place*
the total aNsesement of the village at
$595.450, whichisalividetiee follower—,
Lind exclasive of buildings, $120,§23;
buildings. 8301.020; Business Amway,*
Fixed aSstnent $5.000; canning factory
assessment (for sehool tax only) $10,,
000. The population is 1000. No of
dogs 104. bitches 16.
All accounts due Dr. T. A. Amos
are requested be paid at once as hes
leaves in a few aye for the west, bay-
ing sold his pra tice.
- 'laving purchased the Veterinary
niactice of Dr. Ramsay, I beg:to an-
nounce that I have Aitken possession
. and- solicit tbe patronage of Exeter
at the home of Mr. Peter frivrden will
be promptly attended to.—F. Calms.
bormg
trrnmer
BOOdSsas
E 1110 RUSH
o Spring and
Summer
ORDERED
CLOTHING \
h begun already.
LET ES Mr
Oir GOA* are
the Beet
re. Fit awl Finish
Olin, eon of Mr. A. Hooper of Olin-
ton„.and grandson of Mt% Jane Atkin-
son, Exeter, was married in Hullett
township on Thursday of hist week to
Miss Erneline, daughter of Mr. N.
Sundefc-ock of Hullett. The young
man will look after his father's inter -
este in Smith Huror. as representative
of the Manufacturers' Life Insurance
Co. He will reside in Hensel,.
It takes a substantial reward to Cap-
ture a man like' Moir, the slayer of
Sergeant Lloyd. The reward was
authorized by the Dominion Govern-
'ment on the fith and Moir wis captur-
ed at 6 p. in. on the 0th on a fano four
miles north of Elora, where he had
been -Hiking fortwo- weekrrwithis-fairr.
ily timed Robb. Constables Farrell
and Coughlin of Arthur made the cap-
tures after a rough and tumble fight.
Masse Matters.
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64110N110ititt0Otiltit Att,
:day night. If the clati's ehances Air a
erlitlithe-irritial meeting. the 'ebauces
sent and -everybody *Its .6rithttstaStio.
0044t ay.
vIrrin: Pres., Gees Ander- Mr. John H. 'Scott is visiting relas
son; Pres. J. J. White; Vice, W. W. tives in Downie.
Tamen; Amager, R. N. Creech; Sec'y. perey Wo spent a few days in
W. R. Alger; Treas.. R. A. Stewart; Toronto this week.
Committee of Management, to consist Mrs. Wm. auncey is visiting relas
of president, manager, secretary, car viivitain ceeditonvga week,
-tato and Fred-Hawkshavr- and W. .
Beaman. Mrs. Atkinson shows some signs of
Sold Procne*,
Mrs. E. W. Horne is the guest of
Dr. T. A. Amos on Tueriday sold out her parento, hlr. and Mrs. Farmer.
bits medical peactice to Dr. H.R. Bright me. and mea, Hayes of st, marya
of Dra,yton, Ont., togethet with hi* 'were guests of Mrs. Hawkshast.
henna and lot on Andrew street, Pork Gro. Avery, ar London. is visits
session is given at once. Dr, Amos in»
'ing friends here, and also in Stevihen.
.to, partneraper 'with Dr. Rivers; tor. guest of friends n teen; ove y.
r Sunda
improvement the last few days.
merly of iton. Duririg the hymn-. Mr. Wm. Bowman left Monde tor
Etteter. he has enjoyed e and Mrs. R. A. Cranston, of Palmerston,
lucrative practice, and the community is the guest of her mother, Mts. (Rev.)
will regret the dep!trture of the doctor W. M. Martin.
and his family., Mr". _Amos and the Mra. J. Floyd and daujrhter Miss
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will endouittedistseoureivfairshire or daughter, MI. R. G. Seidon. returned
hisliationsge of the people ef Exeter to Ingersoll last week.
and vicinity. „ Mr. Alf. Bowie left Wednesday
WhouNothisit tiappoui. morning for Winnipeg, where he will
Frequently nu pick up a local Parer, spend the summer.
and after glancing at the headel nes G. D. Hurdon sons of Mr.
you ever stop to think what the phrase
—means? It 0300.11$ that in the w k
just _passed, that no misforturre a ,
befallen anyone in our town; that o °
fire bait wipectout-aneighbor's-worldiv--ac
goods; that the grim angel , of death Messrs, obn• Charlton and 'Ed.
has crossed no threshold of a 'friend; '13eavere, Mi Minnie Puruphrey, and
fallen arty citizen; that no ones Ttiesday for the t.
that no unfortunate accident has be- Mrs. Ww. Mi ell and family\ left
been forded by the pressure of circuits- Rev. A. H. Going eft WedeesdaY
stances into bankruptcy; that no one morning for Tomtit() attend the an -
has become so heart -broken and dis- nual meeting of the Boa , of Regents
couraged that they have committed of Victoria College on Th •., 3* -
suicide; that nobody has entered into. Mr. Case Howard, wbo has in *let-
s, matrimonial alliance. which they ed an apprenticeship at the `k, mes
may *egret in the years to come; that ;ace, left Monday morning for • .zt.
no little one has been horil into thi omas to accept a,position in one o
world of -sin and—sorrow, to su er. printintriffleis in that -city.,
So if you pick up yottr local paper and Miss Eira Carling, after spending
a,nd find nO startling news. Just give- -several weeks et her home here, re-
ths,nks and _quit grumbling -, to -New york-Mundaymortift
-there's **nothing init."
' where she willresurne her course as
Nicks' Foractesta For May. nurse in that ci.ty. It ie expected
A Reactionary Storm Period centres she will graduate m the course of a
on the 19tb, 20th and 21st, the Moon fess sr,eck*
being near last miarter. at extreme Main street League anniversary is to
declination south and in perigee. All be held next Sunday, Rev. Grahatn of
who are familiar with the astronomic st. Marys taking charge of the service.
in Buffalo and left for dust p ace last
iss Ethel Street and Miss Fairless,
Marys. were guests at the for -
mother**, Mrs. John Sweet's,
casts. will remember the fact we have
often explained, that , the "focus of
solar energy," in itis annual swing
from soutirto north, lies along the
belt of Central states from west to east,
during the month of May. This fact,
beyond all other causes, accounti for
Bo many tornadoes, as a rule, during
this mentb. The period,10th to 22nd,
is not especially threatening.„ but the.
presence of the Venus arid Mars, per-,
i . blended with those of Jupiter
au Saturn, should incite cautious
vra hfliTness at this and all other per-
iods in'May.- From about tbe 21st to
the 22rd. higher barometer snd change
tia much cooler may be expected gen-
erally., Of course it is understood
-thatfal*to,olear- -sit
comes with rising barometer and
Act shows the following fines collected
change to cooler. not only •in this
mOnth, hut at all seasons of tbe year.
"P4E)ErTterreeeldsor"Iti and h-istoric, Orange
Lodge *as re -opened on Thursday
an act amending the Act for the n
The Ontario Legislature has passed mevaenneinyg. lt, aftraamaaniTem ongteh:d.d a
-tam; tendance of the bia members and rso
tection of sheep, and imposing
en deg., by giving power to incaresse ,r),..!_wicnngetn° 7rOunintY,BmirdterninrhresendDpaovits
aPpoint an inspector of sheep who will
make enquiry and report on the k1111114t
Municipal councils are given power to District muter Th("xstss "jaiscer skrid*
of sheep by dogs. - e owner of. any ,nd r. ,paat Grand senotars ummut
dog may apply to the inspector and
the litter shall assess the amount of and the following officers were delft
lance ofitili6r—W; M_... jag. It. Britt-
Ita
soul Committee* j". A. Oillespie, Wtn.
will meet on the lst , Friday 'In the
r0Onthc eta will ,go to .Goderkh ,00 -
the coming 14th July to the big. dem,
onstratiou with at least 25 good and
true men and to, churchAkervice.
dresserwerirmade at the °pooh)
The lodgl, flu ilnelittsotets of * Mtge
And it#ieter.,-Voni,
from_ Huron County, _.*---Weat Huron.
II1477; 1000-7, f100; South Huron,
Shoop loud Mat&
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payable try the tutinleirsality in the
not being known.' ,
There passed away at the hme of
flagel,law on Saturd hist
.13sgs13aw* relict of the late.Dan-
Itansom* At the sire 02 years.
deceased has 'been In a *very,,
• ondition tip several weeks* suffering
frOttt int/oust', tumor, and during
Born nest, estnington* &ties
many yearateilded hi the to
Stephen.on,the -21,44404
for over Went* year* bea 'been \
*Idiot of Better. Deetelied Ora
thotough Cbriatiert *04 wow mkt), reit
petted by ber 'friend*. flbe 104140 tO
limn of tOtatt And Semtlel of Toimito.'
The funeral took gob on lifoodeit l'Aft
to the Et.teter•OeMetery.
Ts. Satifiriuttory Itseter Otero. .441
Another cheapsele it this Boutain
Store. This cracking tikes') Nile will
Bargain:84* *boot one htimitied
coy psir goes tor one,•dolisar per pelt
s tint Oftits Of 'One oboes In sizes
Meer?' per SOes tor emittIV
Ptio. BMW Mon* '4)tir *Moil
a easy. to swim, ktoeselb:
trbisetsteking will,
to
k Zech*
had tailless
Tt Is
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Beautiful
Stationery
In Handsome Boxes ::
Not cheap stationery in
gandy Styles.
u eight in every way.
' PRICES
25c, 60c and 15:
Neat Tablets in cloth
texture* with envelopes.
Visiting Cards to snatch.
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. See our 24th ifs Post Cards.
S.ITQWEY,
ketinfr
by
Miakiiss
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ParlorS
Music Cabinets Couches
Sideboards Hall Racks
Byifeets • Kitchen Cabinets
Dining Room Tables •
' Dining Chairs
and all Bedroom. Furnitute
steek fu
line of furniture,
and it pays to
fu rn is h your
; home from our
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading. Home Furnishers and Funeral Direotors.
ONES
PHONE NO. 82
CLARK
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We are right into the midst of Our Dress Goods
Season. Now is the time for you to buy before the dif-
ferent lines are sold out. The Best will be found here
in _all the New- Things. This is headquarters for Dress
Goods. So you are sure to get what you want.
Panama Cloth
The very newest cloth for a
swell suit or separate skirt. The
colors are Black, Blue, Brown
and Cream.
50e to $1 per yard.
Venetian* .
very reliable and suitable
cloth for Suits or Skirts, All
the colors that are worn—Black.
Blue, Brown, Cream, Green and
5c0e to $1 per yard.
Voiles and Eoliennes
In Stripes, Embroidered, Spots
or Plain. These goods are very
neat and are selling extra well.
500 to $1.50 per yard.
and Mohairs
.10 Bleck, Blue, Cream, Brown
and Green. Striped or Plain.
One of the beet wearing fabrics
we have.
50e to 75e per yard.
'Black SILK Underskirts
-Wear fully guarantee0y the maker.
or 5.00 >
Grey and Navy Blue, with
a large Baia running tbrougb.,
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aists
00 Black or
Black Underskirts
We have a big lot of different
*tees to ahow yoti some Judas_
The styles change very quick
in this line. Out we *Imo try
And keep pate* siith it. Iron wilt
the novelties in vouge
White
through our White
If not, do, not fail to
ou do our buying. We have a
TS, GOWN'S