HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1908-10-01, Page 4 (2)• THE CA MI'AtC1 N
The pout.eal c u npaign "Lae now nem
an lit two weekis awl itt is keitleg wenn:
Not ietaliy. '.bat in mare? Places; p.arttc-
u a Drs where the' leader* have be= ad,
'4rc t eAng "racetiIDg'L <La $oasth Ituri4a one
wotpId harAFy know, st • �aairapaib`ti w,a .90
T o t,si elates up to they presen1 A
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r4f0:k19sir °a. axfll.• ben( hoc YOt sF, Out fax
a A .two teroul0leet, the ceetitrir Vote
ore.
the hig a:1,c%'ot the .stiles, e,lc'r°liiraiti:Dg'.
ri
ta4 1ae 'a lenge*, the, ;e, tshpai'gt# •>ig:1r .t'
tP ' greroiiiiir ' Yer'e', watin Huard* 'Whit
rti dasliaa la tslleci; �hr'lstla aacOtiaatio'',et.
I~ teiese it terliews • at ' 'leiter* Airy
fora i ).itiPa1 : matters.' 1''reinifir. Rot,1u et
to.pietiazitelivislesuedwiLrAw.% N
1 rant a �.t' i o
OipbQ are having the �-a..M � �»•
arta •over tee Grews" haat .rasa Itaflwa •
&nd It toes devcleped into an exchange of
QUEstlorrab1e con3'pliments . between the
two. All: the signs at present point to a,
eana rvative' victory. Even Sir Wilfrid's
big majority is not considered enough
to Have him. since the tide of public opin-
ion runs sltrongly in favor of the Cort-;
•ervattve party.
NOTE- 4Na "C(T'ME! T
Copy books at 20 each*: one of the
things secured bygood government in
47 Ontario. They frmerly cost 7c and
150.000 are used Reach- year.
There is nota Liberal in the country
today who expects Laurier to win
with the .same majority, sixty-six, and
v few oft • uv think tie: will have
Conservatives think that Borde�enr
i
Brodeur, to quiet a disturbance in a
Liberal convention in Quebeca, paid: **I
have to tell you, gentlemen, " that the
strife iu the Liberal party mut cease,
for if the Opposition carries more than
ten seats inebec, the Laurier Gov-
be4ereai
. - - - -e --
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-The `-p-people- ' leairne - with surprise
that the Premier of Canadaand----a
Professional Decorator travel togeth-
er, or, to be more exact, that the Dec-
' +caratetegoe "er-day Rhea I,
ish andaudy display of huh ing,Rban-
ners and devices. The Premier and
the Decorator are a new combination
in eatnadian politica.--Oiinton News
Record.
In October, when leaves and bowers
are dying, when nature is closing her
eyes for her long *Deep, it Is only those
of long experience; who cry ; 'Tula is
the best time to start a garden." There
is always a setback to a garden start-
ed in toe spring. because it is not long
enough from the tithe growth begins un-
til the hour of bloom to give manv taunts
their full chance to expand baso..: eend-
rag forth their flovreis. A plant must
almost reach maturity before it blooms,
which Indeed it only does that it may
form seed.. and thus perpetuate iteall
to posterity. To start a garden early
is often the secret of success. By pre-
paring the beds and borders in the au
tuann, _digging them out about two feet
deep, placing inverted sod in the bot-
tom, and finally filling them up with
layers of manure, lightsoil and top
dressing, much time Is saved in the
spring, when the Irresistible not -a -mins
uite-to-louei feeling is in the .air. Be-
sides. there Is something about a well-
settled bed that bowers like better
than one that is quite new. If in the
spring those autumn -prepared beds re-
quire extra mulching or fertilizing, it
ale a matter that Is very 'easily attended
to. When the beds and borders are
made, the garden should be cleared of
all surplus material. The • roots of
strong weeds should be lifted, and a
light dressing ' of manure spread over
the places that are destined to b' lawn
the following spring. -The OctobWr - De-
lineator.
McCombe Brothers, the noted It ish
Evangelists, are conducting services in
Scaforth.- •
This woman says th>ttt Lydia E.
Iitukham'y Vegetable Compound
cured her atter everything else
had failed.
Mrs. W. Barrett, 602 Moreau $t.,
Montreal, trims to Airs. l'inkltam
" 1•`or years 1' was a gr cute sufferer
from femal'e wea cnesw:'and despite
every retnedy, given m,. by doctors for
this, t onbte, 1 grew worse instead of
hatter. 1 was fast fatij,ng in health,
MO I: was complete4iseour
if One dao`' a friend wised' me to t
Lydia1 , wliinkliani's Vegetable Com-
pound. 1 dkt sso, and am thankful to.
say that it eured tine female weakness,
/risking—me strt►ug lend well
" Cvery women who Suffers from fe-
male tretabes should try Lydia E. Pink-
harn'a VegelabIe apotind." •
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty yews i ii , E. Pink.
hates AregotAbk Compound, nudefroth r and hers% has been ,the
a :lard remedy for Rale I
arid Il=lspositi%-e y'curedthousands f
*onion who have been troubled With Ssrc�ssarn 0
d3sP�monts, il1'gb►itnn tI nit Mier
rat if isrt!fa+1 a cement walk e °evade hie
, dwell . g.re-We are phrased to state that
Frank elms. who had a narrow cyst*
!tram being kilted wti b Meeting ;last
week, is 'rapidly recovering. lie waai
Using, -e fork handle to ' clean out "tour
blower, �t which had became clogged with
straw !kW ' wu"'+.cGa the handls be-
came caught and caused the pre::4s • of
the „to. hit ta19: i(4tlae_ tonic's,. It
wan a Barrow . ra and It wilt bo
stere tirep before Ile, earl follow ilial -oc-
c91041411.741/0,110 >,'a'4rafi'e :44,,11. o:t ilerlig is
vlattiese ,her: parent* �,fy,or' ia4 'few d 4 . ''
VYRrtt Fairer- .0%4,.01000 te. ' a 44.
Etrle.p.ite An. t .* eat' ' » a wo .: laiat`.
,maday, - :lar" r,itelee,,' *pent '-llaat. •. +k
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trielF:%Ids.- Dr. lat6 , ' a •i IiItotAketiF .
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,13.1uttt and cbthiren have retureed' 11011*
`Bohn YForeetyy atter. Waiting y� r+elatl ee tor
auction sate of his .faaryiting• implements
d live stock .on Tuesday.. The Wt19
was �+ell attend end • the ' chs tileaat•
brought a good price. The farm' was
sold tbbb" William etorlock for teem). it
is Mr. Cox*orth.'a intention to move
west in a. Low weeks. We wish hints
every success fn hie new home MC.
Up1wsid, wife_-aitid_•.fainily have -m
here from Hen ll...a► . e~ -ire~. t= ing
--t e";' dwrelltng situated east of Mr.
Dyer's. Mr. Howald tuts been "engaged
to work as miller in the grist 'nil! at
Crediton East. We welcome Mr. arid
Mrs. Howaid into our midst. -We regret
to report the death of Lorna Irene Dix.
on of Creditors East which occurred on
the '2eth inst. The daughter had been
ill for about a week, but from the first
slight hopes were entertained for its re-
covery. The remains were interred on
OentlentreecOn tee !t2nd of January
laet<< did t -t -bon-et-+electtni
=ase yam rep ;.'atrvc 'to the D011itnIOn
PPrtiaillent. for soh c,a 1 stilt n you tny'
lelhccre apd. h! _ietfe 'haulm.' Vast•,
Kamera. . taws .been •'dI.wolved 4n4 an Otter
electron s011 ' hes ion • M ' y',` 4209
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ea. well 'U to •nysc'lt it le ohly ;fair te
ask rcnewait of fur conttd'e "e .ter
at Ieeat Haas ati ryterm.' 'This 1..."now +ii
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A � )•d .IR rte';�t �ti!
thus favor -me, 1 ;promise you that no
effort will be spared out n),y part to ad-
vance the best interests of my constit-
uents and the welfare of our -grooving
and prosperous country.
Before the close of the Campaign I
hops to have the privilege of reeet��
with many of you pernailyan d of,
discusenil' With you the great public
issues which are now so earnestly en-
gaging the -attention of the people of
this country.
Again soliciting your suffrages and
Hal pport. I ams
Your obedient servant,
M. Y. McLEAN. •
CIVIC HOLIDAY
This village loyally celebrated civic
holiday on Friday lest when the uaer-
chants clewed their places of business,
and all the citizens enjoyed the bowl-
ing and 'baseball.---
.. T.l es laocal--bOwli - ala b •
had arranged for a tournament far
and about two o'clock the
rin arrived on the ground, seven in
all. two from Dashwood, two from Ex-
, rime -front Mt meet a d -twe
local rinks. On the draw being made
Mt. Carmel got a bye. In the first
games the two Crediton rinks went
under along with Ediighoffer's rink of
Dashwood. In the semi-final games
Mt. Carmel was defeated and Hes-
man's rink of Exeter defeated. The
finale were then played between Exe.
ter and Dashwood rinks, the former
winning by a good margin. The rinks
and scores are:--
FIBBT DRAW
Crediton Exeter •
Greenway
Thos. Bullock bas two citrons that
weigh forty-five pounds- Who can
beat this?—Miss Agrrie Milliken of
Parkhill-spent-the-pawt
.W son' --Aural flen4s-a 1
—Ire. E. Stineo*, W.
J. Wilson and -Miss Carrie visited a
0. Curtsy and 0. H. Wilson's on Tues -
da .- Missaee Carrie Wilson andAlyrtle
Stinson spentFriday a and Satuiday
with relatiyes in Bayfleld. --hits. 1J.
Gilmartin andlittle daughter Mar'orie,
are visiting her mother, Mrs. Atay
--Root. Hayter visited friends in God-
erich Tp. last week. --Misses Della and
Jean Baird of Parkhill s nt. Sunday
with their 'frienrd MissC Carrie Wilson.
—Herbert Silber of Crediton was in
Greenway at W. J. Wilson's on Mon-
day from two till five o'clock ipoking
after the interests of the Hay Tp. Fire
Insurance Co. --Dean Brown has pur-
chased a new Waterloo engine and is
now in first class shape for cutting
straw and filtinfr silos. --Ira. Geo. Wil-
son and two children from New Ont-
ario are visiting at Thos. Bullock's. -
Miss Chrystal Ferguson visited her
friend Miss Mass Wilson s llatorday
orad Hunday.► Sunday was Rally
Derive B�yeet :MethoJist ur'cb.'Th.
pastor neva ZA. Sttsadmsn, praaeb d
a very interesting sermon to the chit,
draft,
W 7/helses, p o
f lys Gerrie ,philia*' reaturned•botmelsoit
wines ta,' after _ p soya- ..
with ,her sister at ltanvorvine, 74.414
—
George' Viler of Mount Clements,
M b.,ntfew dolmaoblaA waikk
with tits fictliltrr. Day .illet.-
winoox T o psou::of .egos* . r turtles'
boa:tree d fe► ween►'' visit'
withbis r A ,Tu t .14
e•:ss. 'ld
trii� F
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'h eek► �tt
f, ;
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;sue
.he• » •eft �-;fat,
M.
� Grace` h, b
neadaawyat 3 p.:na, ext Sundity«.
4th doors annual liar' t 1,4004 •se
Ing at Grace church, when the Res, D.
J, Cornish. • rector of . Greinton, wilt
fpreach.—R. L►iviogatone le home for a
ew days, owio to the death of hig
uncle. ---,Mrs. tl.orden is again very
Harpiey
al
seee led -at -heir i ti `a+ 11#w 4i1
eon. of ship, on" Sept.
17th, Annie E. Crawford, beloved wife
of Robert 8. Stone. She was born in
Parry Sound district in 1880. Her
father dying there in 1803 she with
bar mother and sister moved to Dow -
rale Township, after which she resided
in Port Huron until 1902 when she was
married to Robert 8. Stone, after,
wards moving with her husband to his
home in Stephen Township. , After
she was married be with a . r husband
tb be
et
�{io`{+fi
c +fires , t "* w •s e ' aaaa ' en
a
faithful worker. She leaves to
mourn :her loses a 'loving husband, a
little daughter, Pearl, a mother : and
sister. Mrs. Stone bad only been 111
three days. The funeral took place on
Saturday, conducted by Rev. S. A.
Carriere of ,Grand Bend.
Zurich
say Berta=weirrni®i a,e't 'w'eek°
• piedbomehrDetroit.,Aldrie
Joseph Smith of Crosswell, Mich., is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. William
t
riem—MifileMargaretDemutb, -soh
for years has been a resident of the
United States, is home visiting her
lather.—Mrs. John Weseloh and
daughter of Waterloo are.in town for
a week's visit. --The Zurich Gun Cluh
will bold their annual tournament on
Thursday, Oct. 8th. ---Mrs. *Wafters
Waers
and child have returned from a vi it
to friends at ` Toronto and Raglan. --
Mrs. Frank Jacob and children of Seb-
ringville are visiting at the home of
her brother, Dr. E. Stoekopf«-ti.
8chrassg has disposed of his bakery, res-'
taurant and dwelling, to Josiah Geig-
er, who takes possession on the 1st of
'Oct. We welcoma Mr. Geiger as .ei
business man and wish hint every sue -
cess.
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Exeter Branch -G. W. Harrison, Manager. Branch also at Crediton
And the Pennies sill take care of themselves.
it's all very well to save the pennies, but get into the way of
saving the dollars. They count up faster. Consistent saving will
place you beyond the grasp of need.
DEPOSIT YOUR SAVINGS HERE. ,_,..►
Interest is paid quarterly upon deposits, and Huron & Erie f ,
Debentures earn 4 per cent. per annum.
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To el Assets 11,103,214 92
Paid-up Capital 1,900,000 00 "
Reserve Fund . t 1,000,000 00
There is no stronger Company with which to do business in
Canada. Correspondence gladly entered into.
Shore
Wambolt
E Tiernan Snell
Edigboffer skip 13 Taman skip 21
Crediton Dashwood
Brown Goetz
,Sweitzer Siebert
Bluett Mercian
McCue skip 12 Hartleibskip 13
BEMI-EIN'Aan
Exeter Dashwood
Hurdon
Levett
Dickson
Bearman skip 7
pxeter
Sweet
Alger.
"Snell '
Taman skip 15
Goetz
Siebert
Tiernan
Hia<rtleib skip 15
Mt. Carmel
Shea
F Ryan
an
11
FFrRFoster sk 12
FINAi.8
Exeter Dashwood
Knight 'Goetz
Alger Siebert
Snell Tiernan •
Taman skip 18 Hartlelb skip 9
The trophy which was thus won by
W. Taman's Exeter rink was (as the
visitors stated) highly creditable to the
Orediton bowlers, being a beautiful sil-
Trer-,set, consisting af==-a
knives, fork., largeand *mall spoons,
a butter knife ansugar spoon, valued
at $20. The me- being etinclud all
repaired to Bill's Hotel where after
supper bad been eaten, Mr. S. Brown,'
President of the Crediton Club, in .a
neat Speedh presented the trophy to
the winning rink. The skip,. Mr. Ta -
mac, and others of the winning rink.
as well as Mr. Hurdon. President of
the winning club,made suitable replies
and the latter sang a verse of his own
composition on the game.
' llo+rrliel, bowling, bowling os themes,
bowling, bowling, best you've ever t's**.
Nothing can .sa=guaro
Bawling on the grass
That good and ancient pane called bowling
ff.Eliber, 21.P.P.., and Mr. Goetz.
the president of the 'IMshwood club.
also spoke briefly, 'in appreciation of
the game and the dint's play.
DasznALL-The baseball, game be.
tweet the Irish Niue of Loom and.
Creditor) proved to be just as intertest -
in d clow*, as expected, the llnal re-
suit being 3.2 in favor of the visitors,
although to the majority of the play-
'ers i nd spectators.* hit by Snell that
let in Kerr end himself lookedore
a
like fair ball than a foul as railed by
the; Airs rye; and''follovaring as it did a
hit by 'e rr that let in two. it would
sown brat the%prtper ro
4-31n favor of C di The ,ig�ke
Inas arsnoat creditai les rte, •after ,the
secorentiningswhin *lel"- gra K.
euraed.: Fahner and Snell -were the
batteryfor Crediton, and Oibsott and
Downng fo>r Luesn. Forman of Lu -
eau umpired. The lice up:
Creditor:. ascan-- .,-
McCue 0 Mindy 0
Fahner ' 1 McFaI1 0
Wurw 1 Mambray 1
Snell0 Stanley 1
Belysver 0 hoes 1)
O Brown 0 D'o'wrtting 0
flodgine 0
Morgan 0
tion. fibroid tumor , iris' tie ,1 l+3 Goiter i!
r hitt pins. av iclhe,. th bear-
_
otvn flatulency,' hi' .+;1,,
pi rt/dr sat bye *1'.5 prat r it
Why dontyontry it1' ,
Mrs. ristlghstin invitee all oleic.
wtuest to 'write Ler for SIC%
K e Imo` 11ed, thousands to
is. Lumen, Mass.'
Atter' ,six wecka •+fey weather r ti'r'e
as >owrs of rain Yell cash Monday. tis' it
**Ills; ffiIbwe tsy a «treat* drop oma • d
tntttcr"atti . 13at a fzse asy ago it wile
to3t 1r EICIW, it friss tG'O' e32r1 4 AI trio st, #
c!a aro c1eancd and t'..io «iii t4Cap 1•]k:Et
'4z to llc ii4 4 Laialar4.tie Give (lot
:osrt fteublti. .1.0.-4 V. Jti"a cera rat co--.
IS COMPLETE.
New Dress Goode in all the lead-
ing cloths and shades, at close pri-
ces.
Be sure and see our New Mantles
for Ladies and Children.
New Furs in ruffs, stoles, muffs.
collarettes, &c. They are Beauties
and at prices to suit all.
New Fiannellettes.Wrapperettee,
Wool Blankets, Flannelette Blank,
etre Kt dose prices.
New Hosiery, Cape, Mitts, Gloves
and Underwear --all kinds and siz-
es.
Men's and Boys' Ready-to-wear
Suits' at Bargain Prices. Ordered
Suits a Specialty. Be sure and see
our New Tweeds and Worsteds in
the New Shades. Our prices . are
right.
A full` line of Hardware at close
A large stock of Crockery and
Fancy China just to hand.
Our Grocery Department is full'
of Neve and Fresh Goode.
Chiselhurst
It is our duty this week to report
the death of Mre. Wm. Hall, which
sad affair took. place on Tuesday of
last week at Blake. They moved to
Btake'two years ago, when her hus-
band took over the blacksmith shop
there. She had reached the .age . of
thirty-four. She leaves to mourn her
lose a husband and six small children,
the oldest being ten years old, and the
youngest an infant of two weeks..
Her remains were brought here where
tbeey were interred in the family plot
in cTaggart's cemetery.
Wood.'s eve
i
The Great Elsa* Bawds
Tones and inv . oratessthe vrholai
..Stone, makes* new
roue Matta tial and Sinn 3 't
a matarrhossrared
i irrects Abuse
Vac. itper box, sixfforsix
�will cures /SoId b all
plaaiai • ext . I of
mailed rte. Thr IaMdIoI Oe.
(f y Mawr) a'saawa'rto„ Ont.
DEPARTI1ENTS-
Coissaerclat, Short-
hand.
h rt -hand. Telegraphic
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raduatu aecuregood positions -and forgo
to theent, write for our ire. catalogue, you
-tris Sad it interesting. Tourney enter any
that.
ELLIOTT & MY t CHLAN,
Princi a' ,
The Moisons
Duur ifillinery Department is un.
der :the management of MISS
DUNN, OF LONDON, a lady of
wide experience in the millinery
business.
It is with pleasure that we ex-
tend this invitation to all the ladies
interested in artistic headgear.
Our millinery department is full.
of all the latest and newest styles
and designs in this line. The whole
pasta a our Millinery Section.ra-
Come to our Opening and enjoy
the inspection of tbli season's ` is-
i5leay of most beautiful and com-
plete showing of Fall Millinery.
SHOES A large andursll assorted stock of all BOOTS
the leading styles and makes, at prices
lower than ever, "If you want a pair of good Boots or Shoes. give "us a call.
A l'ot of odds and ends will be cleared regardless of coat. .. .
COME ; EARLY AND 'GET THE BARGiAINS 21!
Highest Prices Paid for Farm Produce.
Has 05 Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents in all the
Principal Cities in the World.
A ASNS*A1. *ANKINil BUSINESS TEANSACTBD.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate.
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EXETER BRANCH
Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government.
Moos & Cinwto, Solicitors. N. D. •liU WON, Manager,
E HAVF aA Special Line of
Patent Shoed which are
going fast; , Come in and,;
see them. Stles and rim are'right. They will suit you.
A f ,lune of Other _sloes that are s itable ,for wear. You
will, be pleased' ith them, 1 7
t C R L
OUR GROCERIES ARE older
often and kept fresh and new
all the time. We will be
left tosee you try • them.$rea kft 'code, Can
w ss r 8, Pickles, Syrups, Etc. An excellent line of
Confectionery also. -
`"r'rEtt AND EGG:.
v► ill ply you the Higbee
Market. i?rice n tirade for
IBi Gln# ,
to.11now just what to buy
' :in the line of
Joe1ry, Watches Clocks, Silverware. '
You very often need a hint
as to what' .is most sultabbe ,
to b y *for your 'friends or
OurfeW
7-4062•46..tirSt turnishetilie-liints 0;.miadow
It reveals in a minute more
appropriate presents than any
one could sit at home and
recall in a whole day.
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aaa WE • IN ITE BUYERS
an 1 we promise to make their
choiming, t,asy and their choice
satisfactory.MARCHAND
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