Exeter Advocate, 1908-06-18, Page 8 (2)X�, f..,,44ryV
. Corroc t thing for thee, Spring
WoRwookuoilie
4e ex„}tv due"
--, r.-•al4: !cud,- * -
1 t e y''s 1314te' p . t the ` rrciat
liotrtge,.
U'i txrt fe :toe t ',thy. t nya1 r#t:e eke
raft) on, the � toffy L* t ° k
ver .pl June tb a`
M {
eteotiCe 'fp 't of thie'
re'Veeteetieeeesfet9 i • hk
0 "ii�,'
re... IlaWked the `
id 444t0:ob:tla •r "' >l ter *l'c . it
,proved. copeldeobiy y p httiug . ,;(1,:c
rw ens OO r;st� cru th" ,.c l ,
,'. When, a to : seeks ata la i ee .in'.
hnreh.teed o es. tee: idf1ueitee 'thous.
g}ccAAaiueaa,+�. ,foxy�xyj b ig. oWn 1•priv�ate gain saris
that baa,viq eseti a ss rvi a o£ a
competent o crater bis d o will bo
open for busemes aa; in cede Monday.
2401t1 lost,
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hal .. recrt i" :
het 1 jtt haw`s;
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many :Irlends her.
recti cry. ' ` '
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'Ps3t'ee:aatxne fri htened, at a abbot
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Pa [7f
have a. share this year, he fruit is a cal thnder_ control he was thrown
expected to be a drug on the' market. from his rig onto the road, sustaining
Our customs and habits are like the ' a rather painful injury to his shoulder.
.ruts inroads. The wheels ditto set- We are pleased to note. however, that
tle into them, and We jog along; the Doctor is speedily recovering.
through the name, because it is too
much trouble to get out of them.
, It ie a pleasure to see a man look
after his own bueineu, but' when he
exerts himself to injury the other
fellow who ill in another line altogeth-
er different from his, he oversteps
the bounds of decency.
lir► ,y. W.
We•Hogartiebeteisebessetetkeile
No. 4, Usbornee, has tendered to the
Trustee Board, his resignation to take
effect in midsummer holidays. Mr.
Iketertiteintesdie V Locals "'Read Them
"' it Thar faaarm of Mr. Arch. McCurdy,M C u.
Con. 2,,Usborne, was on Saturday
�Afr. Thos. Cameron. to Mr. William
e.tcott of Con. 3, Uaborne. This is
aa�hd:.
property and. is situated 1t
m + south of the purchaser's home
f&rzu.
Dr. H mitean has ened the ser•
cera o r. Mewilictd . of o doll de
for few week*. havieg commencedr
duties this week. The doctor comes
highly reeocatnended ish bio profe on;
having graduated over two years ago
and has since been ou'the medical stat
at Victoria Hospital.
The Ontario . Government has issued
an order.to the local lieenrae inspectors
to make a special tour of the hotels
and dee dist the fire eyes are all
proved and in good 'condition. Es -
pedal ,attention- is being peed to baV
floe ropes in every room above the se-
cond`story. These are to be used in
case the smoke should cut off the in-
mate from the hallway, and the regu-
lar escapes.
Marriage Licenses issued at the Ad.
mate office.
Big Barg fins in Muslin Renanaizta,
.q 24 to 12 yd. ends. Come gulch./
Stewart.
-
s
acrearm, shiva W ie t orae Cad
T. R, and n rth of the salt$block, Eat,
ter. Terve easy. Apply A. Q. Bonier.
Are you getting Redpatles Sugar,
,S'tewart setia no other -it's best b f teat.
Seamless Wilton Room Rugs. Reeds)
Greens. lir,.wzis. Values all in your
favor.. Stewart's.
Dose Lost -
On or at,o it May 29th, a white bull-
dog. wearing a leather collar with sil-
ver plate. Kindly leave information
at this office or with John Morley,
Metropolitan Hotel.
Do you w•,nt a lovely 108 piece semi-
Porcelain (' dna .Dinner Set -see the
" Cantil!! t;ose" set at Stewart's for
$13.50. i .'+i for $16.50 in the city.
Fs4Olsmsrtast._,_ __
d a xl i.. oil" tea. Il . i', a 'pair
gold-t•inewat eye -glasses, with chat.
attached. Finder will confer a favor
by leaving name at Carling's Store.
-32.00 r;.a• a real nice :Black --Noreen
ITndersareirt. Russle silhlmeal. Stewart.
There ury "ane or two nhen in -this
town wh ..t 'old like to gobble all the
business e, .11 the lines;
Decoration Day.
It has been decided to hold Dccora-
tion day on Thursday. June 23, at 4
o'clock in stn afternoon.. The differ-
e.ht lodges of town will take part and
as in former years the citizens geper-
aa11v of town and country are invited
to j nn in decorating the graves of de-
hputed 1.' . hers and friiends.. The
our b:r ' ec-°iflied at four o'clock to
give the business then a chance of
closing their places of business at that
hour fair they balance of the day, so
that alt may take part in paying tri-
bute to the departed ones.
reeneasheTaylor.
1 A pretty borne wedding took place
on Wednesday at blab noon at the
home' of Mr. John W. Taylor, Main
Setae. Exeter, when his third daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret Jean, . was united
in mruriage•to Mr. Joseph McTavish;
• of Slhsake-pearare. The ceremony was
,,pe1'f n !z eri..t.y Rev.. A. II. Going in ,the
iresence-of only it -few of the i mmedi-
a,te relati vela and friends of the con-
tracting parties. The bride was beau-.
tit :t}y-g ;wne4 in cream pnna. She
was assisted by her sister, Miss Maud
T Taylor, of London. who was dressed in
flowered nuistin. The groom was ate
misted by Mr. B,. N. Taylor, brother of
the bride. After the ceremony and
congratulations arhl! enjoyed a eumptih-
oaal' wedding dinner. The young cou-
ple left on the evening train for God.
erich, where they take a trip up the
lakes. On their More they will reside
in Shakespeare and: Will be et ` home
after August 1st. The best wishes of
°' their many friends is .extended to the
happy couple, in which the Advocate
heartily joins.
In- linton a quiet wedding took
place t Wesley_personage ou.. Wed-
nesda , when Mason and Miss
Mary Heideman wee married by Reg.
W. JoilifTe. Both are well known in.
Olintou, and have the good wishes of
their miter friend... --Clinton News -
Record. The bride is the daughter of
-Exrod ter, a n . r
The Annus/ People's picnic held in
Wm. Hernickts Grove on 'ride fait:
fine and cool aid a good crow i ` in at.
tendance. Sports of all -kinds were
carried on.; anti the races were watched
with much interest. The following is
a list of the races and the winners: -
Rays oe underd yr*.,, 0. Merallir''-'
Perkins;.1oys race under 0 yrs., R.
• estle, F. Perkins; Girls race under 0
I. Ford,. E. Fisher; Boys race un -
Ars., E. 8ohtbcot H. Collor
hits
11:11W ettiltej s biros "undi c v"y►r'a., ;
Daymau, E. Southcott; Boys raee over
2i yrs. B. Martin, E.Westcott Chia
race over 21 yrie and under 40 yrs..
'Miss Hepburn, Mimes Kerslake; Three-
legged mice, .B. KesUe and W. Wair-
ren, G. Westcott and B.. Horton;
Needle race, A. Penhale and J. Wayne,
0. Westcott and Mists Hepburn;Shoe
race, E. Westcott, B. Martin.
F'rbnh Mail and Empire's answers to
legal question: P. S., Clinton. -Qu. -
If a man who is able does not provide
necessaries to enable his wife to keep
trap the home, end refuses to pays any
household" accounts abe may incur,
what action can she taak to force her
husband to properly proy e. for her?
Ans.-The wife cannot bc any ac-
tion. Notwithstanding all, thelegisla-
tion that has taker, piaci the hue-
band is still considered as the head of
Ate household-. his is the die cfin
mind: s-wie--Imai-right-to--buy°
aarticles,for the house against his will,
unless she is prepared tp pay for them
herself. Of course. Whet* a wife buys
'necessaries" or the household, which
her husband has neglected or refused
to pus base, , the merchants from
xoom shebuys such necessaries can
sue the husband and compel him to
pay, provided they did not know that
the ltusba " d had forbidden his wife to
make pur stases. But the undevlying
principle covering the whole Matter is
that the wife is the agent of ber bus.
band for the purchase of necessaries
for the use ,of . the household. The
husband can pelt an end . to that ag,.n-
cy and can notify 'the public or mer-
chants, either by advestisement or let-
ter, that he will not pay for any goods
purchased by his wife. If such notice
bei given the merchants must look to
the wife alone for payment.
Got toot Await.
Rattling cheap sale at the Exeter
cin Store all this week. Two
bun red and fifty pairs of boots and
shoes go for half price per pair. Very
big bargains before alternation of
store. -J. W. Broderick.
eseport Tour tiateSrprtsss.
The only men of worth to a town or
Comm ity are thosewho forget their`
ends long eutougb, an, are
liberal enough in their ideas to en-
courage its vdawrrietnss public and p►rrivatee:
enterprises. who are willing with brain
and purse to push every project caleu-
late41 to build up thee town aen-
hence its importance. The erste rise
And push of the town orircowmen ty is
the foundation of its permanent sue-
s. A town unssr�welepreperree for
its funeral as to become indifferent to
thee enterprise* sled industries in its
midst.
i. 0.e. Attars. Cearck. ..
The Independent Order Foresters at-
tended divine Wettsbip fn.the Presby
torten church on Sunday afternoon
last., Owing to. the ° lksagreesible
weather' the atteendane aas net. so
large as usual, therebeinbout qty
in the procesition. After form in
line at the Lodge root* tote b��ciwn
marrched to the church, Wherethe
Pact+ , Rev. W 11. Martina
of the .eeriricee, taking for his tett Rte
mains XIV' suet verse. 'orr none of
us lereth to bites f, and no man dieth
to li rt elr. The text was an appro.
mat one in tom its't ; - Rev. n.
' ;`.an, exce1l t, ,gedis-
+ u> lch be brethren "lieatei* d
wrltlit dead Iptia t. At the on
of'thes thss
Omen Wormed
bulli,, wits away
v to tl Ftrinita+s �. t. . , to
SInstead of taking regular texts on
tunday last Rev. Going in the morn-
ing read The Pastoral Address, and in
the evening spokeof the lessons and
benefits of thee°late conference to the
members of the co nnce end .the
eopits- of ' Exeter. In tri course of
is remarks he mentioned that the en-
tertaining of the conference was a big
undertaking, but it bad been well
done, and with much,less friction and
difficulty than. was usually the case in
much larger towns. He believed the
fpeople of Exeter would be well repaid
or their trouble and possibly slight.
unconvenience in some cases.
The boys in red went into camnp at
Goderich on Monday for two weeks.
"F" Company is under the command-
of Capt. H. T. Rance, Lieut. W J.
Hearnan and and Ser.-MajoraFred Hector.
The company is over thirty strong and
composed of a fine lot of young men,
several of whom have attended camp
on previous occasions. It is under-
stood that a composite regiment will be
picked fr<+orn the different regiments att.
Goderich to be sent to Quebec in. Aug-
ust and the boys may yet have an op-
portunity of witnessing the big dem-
onstration at Quebec.
,Hicks' Forecasts For Julie.
AReactionary Storm Period is cen-
tral on the 22nd. 23rd and 24th. The
Moon is at last quarter and on- the cel_r
estiaal equator on the 21st, And these
facts will cause decided tendency to
electrical aftor s at the beginning of
this per.- urni
point, of au. inmer solstice is coincident
with- this reactionary period. The
Saturn period is still in eictive force,
and the Jupiter period Will lend its de-
parting influence. Hence we may
reasonably look for a period of abnor-
mal electrical activity, covering and
next to the 21st, 22nd, 23rd 'b. ird 24th.
Some of thee' grandest, m . panorit+-
miec scenes of the whole year occur, as
a , rule, at thee crisis of the June solstice,
Afternoon and evening thunder show-
ers tents r saonabl. 'fie counted ori
about the 21st, fid, . ed and counted_
Haymakers, and others who Might
suffer inconvenient* and loss,, will do
well to watch conditions and Plan
theirs Work stecordingiy, through all
this solsttee perlod. We • repeat our,
annusl Warning against the danger Ira
taking shelter under green trete doure
ing the Jet* thunder storm..
este MCet` ties etie �! eeatck'ly' Mse
is t r tiny 'one who d not need
linen statute andr shirt -saki dam'?
I'm moult to tel" you about 'she at-�r,
tractive ones that c af► be *tatted on sg
cool day and 8nisihed before that) is ra
change in the temperature*_says Heeler
�'kel. -Loyyd i+a�' .hs ::July` ` Ilhs taarcx-'
.axon, • heh, Gib.On waatlat with.
half-inch tucks itott the blow, ° wtrit
the open thrum', and. croft tatrustlown:
s llo. And the skirts? Well, '
w; sewing for speed* I would eh
s of jhe; new gore estr tla'l rias
writb° sus feh'ar 444111 ml► , uu
anyr
avoirdupois absolute' deaataaamda
t1a elk>el et ' f ne etty g
batebegnn alaf d;y�
telt re TAK* \
YOE* PirAlltitZ
Our O' ;► ' s ate
the est.
'Stytc .
Fit and Finish
Cth''wflentleed*
heart tan button I ear a
t Cen " don*is car It r�
st
ovate new snood e
telt,, att "t ►t airiad au:
k end th onte
azo« If .yOtt its Ice lrr
jusatist *milt
role ate**. 14 ur,a tetlll y
hitt tau be -1'" A t+carr d
t w nude lista p
of littittoisl bb
to +Wet line« C t out
mem the side for
traihh
short seats und
r fermi **off Asia *it
Ether It Iu at the ,.'
a cit a, e
It'ou tine
F,,�,.RIS GREE HELLEBORE,
INSECT POWDER and all
other GERMICIDES of •
unknown quality?
Your time and one has
M" 'leen alru tl± s y wasted:
you can'depend upon the quality,
PARIS. IGREEN--Be gger's English
.always -reliable.. •
HELLEBORE -.Guaranteed pure
end frjesh.,
the unopened buds of the
Persian Chamomile.
We pay for the best and get it and
it will pay you to get the same. Costs
no more than the unreliable.
sS CoIe u
Dispensing a Speciality.
EXETER. ,ONTARIO.
laic Cabbie -is douches
S{ideboard , Rall Racks
Buffets Kitchen Cabinets
Dining Boom Tables
- Dining Chairs
and an Bedroom Furnitute
Dr. A. R. Kingsman is recovering
from his recent operation and the
ROWE .,', ATi:SON
nu e hnas been allowed to return to
Leading Homo arnsere and Funeral directors:
A. large brown horned owl furnishedThe Le
� � 'lh,y
considerable amusement to the juven-
ile element and others on Main street,.
it: havebeerr:captured--..-by
r. Fr ! Hawkshsaw is the Commer-
cial
Bial House stables: How his owrlship
came there eeems•to be a mystery.
Now tbart the bantam season is on it
is well to remind users of r this fruit
t's
who eat it on the streenot to th ow
the peelings on the pavement.. Many
a pedestrian has received a bad fall and •
some have evert got broken or sprained
ankles by slipping on one of these
treacberoust peeling's.
WE FITRiiLASSES
AND SPECTACLES
AND FIT THEM RIGHT
PHONE NO. 32
For the next two weeks we are giving off all
our White Waists. 'Every waist in the store will ,be
cleared out at this sale. You cannot afford to miss this.
'ow is the time to get a good Supp r for the srnoiner
at small cost, We want to "Repea " last year's .selling
its we -°salt. cont every waist. -and. are > n -#g --to -dam the
same this season.
1.670 Waist for 750 $2.50 Waists ►r $1.91
1.25+ 95c 1, 3.00 -
2.25
1.50 " 1.10 t ' _ 4.00 " ' 3.00
2.00 .Iu 1.50 4.50 " - 3.35
Sizes 32 to 40. 20- different styles.
Parasols- id Sunshades, :
This will be apt big season for them. You' will find them here in
abundance In Plate or Fancy. - .
- ice Fancy
Parasolsfor !MOO *LW 12.00
Good Black 81.0y
$2M0 $3.00
'iltar
base the " 1shg loosed for
H
erIt Ser' l now on ourr'wont.
Ra e><ie,iher le�aoom ,
one ,of g
tbe finest ,00das
:: must' as good and rustles IMO
alk land iasa taking the 0larce fsalk for
itettteuats andlining, .
rig th
u� br
ae�asitl
that
rirree ire,
eff rd to be with.
left et the noxi:
sly *ttF tided to,