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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate., 1905-04-13, Page 1ItiPit Or eP,e.,:bu ei. Invre&Iiz. our destintsi, . A life'ift,stesdy PiOd 4; to'4!ittskt1440,ng "OW Will.4.nsote l'a,turc •consfbrt,--S time when yon'Wesijoy.ft better. Wby not optis isTrOulst ;kit thlikliutiC Ltd expetlekre,lerrenfetif-the-/kiabe -with ,whielk- alialkit.rtoluAincre3q'9 wa'aqftni!bi. -4 . =Stine to t nekpthk of fanucm, griwanting to borrow money op th *own name or a aweek, month -or longer aidesired d rates. Branches in Huron County at .;EXETER. OREDITON, DASEIWOD, BENSALIs Zill4C4, CLINTON THE SOVEREIGN, BANK OFCANADA 1#0. ailf:ertN, WhO,, Brantfoitl fervaoTrral to bisfioine 'hero fuv Ln , town ate* tiaY.S1 ti}e ftagfit or 'B Sannykl and Mrs,,Lialamlon, -Tot linsoo, W L00figo w0-0. 0 pewit • ,.. „ ,q . . on bekl on 7th mtt1 In rhe tMu, of cl: ' . ,0 . itt ' tt;epi WI . , n 444tess 4'010 ' , 1 1 for ., the. coirt- And lo4et,!aed a set of silVer knlvett itatf.0 to .t,4eir 'hiatne itt Tb ‘. 'Tetmis . PeSeof feats,- Wited 4 n . • . ‘ ' 'e.:. ' ctliondp ' officers and forktrekpectivelreThelfclItiar- 'lett Nati Titict' beetty,` , t , jr4,041 4n1 duh.. ,t 00ted lo gt r popie.yo, ,bi41::,11Plo ,•1),u,ftb1010 by' P4ri- les.,met4'' Wet)!;, out ott.fif,t0ge`the , 'their' lOos. '.r, '.....nrol aitiOt:-.--, Oita; ItteVornii4.ars1 obbo; '' 1,1 other iitON ' We Iwo/lc:the 4ro, Ilitle Is % Pres.. fka'' ()WO': V.i.re I te\s..,. ;lobo S. 11.C.COonivk buymg ,tlie. ore .buil biklier *wagete.,-Mrs. John., -Apiiieten - An Eldti 'Treas.., ,l)r,- P, Slelinghlin; : ing for $M00\and Chas; liob the oth. still Contionesilf,a,nd 'cOn ,nolt,t4 her -147R",-,..'4)4.--Atticie ant _COMmittie, et-fsor4,700----Mr,',Morklia bakt-,P4FghatJA beCie''-, We h7r0,-fqr he A jy. lea4.118a, went , the winter iii burgh last week. ,. ,iler people • have 'Ilan 0334 Wn' have _been akilding ' '.01:0„it 4000 liCtnard, the Northwest about Christmasan isitinprin- Toronto- -sitt'ee., I now visiting hie father, Mr. Geo. Hill, for a few days prior to Veturnieg to the West. \ a Mr. II. Parsons, of Diningvale. Ohio, formerly of Exeterwho has been on a prospecting tour to the Northwest Territories. Edmonton and vieloitY. , returned het•e Monday and left atiain Wednesday for his home in Dining - vale. , Legal. antr$0. Batuuswas, 001401- ConveYsseees Coonsissioners. - -- Weems teLou it 1�w.t rites fittsterset. Ottlessi, Main street. Exeter. yew** • • rzButlerwlanZERU.suat„ Central Hotel. Thursday, May 4th, all day. for Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat consulted ss. Eyes testedandirr aiisea *pp . mrgY to wax ,,. lioreessea—Atteatioet Ws-IWO Marge mount ot pirate funds to loan Horsemen will be con ening their tarinerstsillage properties et low rates, et Inter- hest intei•ests by gettin \their horse set. bills printed It the Advocate Office. 01,41,tatt$ a =ASBURY. .---ssiutswaigieltas--...Ssetar-• ood-dass-of cilt0 to-Whiet frtlUtiand - pracearighDt pass the Advocate toba-andNorthw Lands For Sale. TheRaskatchewan Vafls k Manitoba Land Cern- pany Ltd..Larget Lind Company on the Continent °len-trolling enUre Canadian Northern Railway Land Grant. Two Milithins, • Across—The cream of the whest-lauds of western Canada. Parties purcha • ing-now ere given until 1st .lone to select their For terms. eto., apply to „ Batuata May • igiugimpag,-„niesealoosi, • . ity tftroughout Ca.nwia to vertise oar goods tacking up show cards on uces, bridges and all conspicuous 'places; haft small 41dvertising matter. Commission when in need of such, Soptuagessarlaas Married. • A more than usually interesting event took place in town on Thurs- day afternoon last at the hour of five Asso41...,our_ehlts. holy bonds o wedioA. The persons to whom we refer were Mr. Daniel Kernick, formerly of L.:43°rue Town- ship. and Mrs. Martha Brewer. The ceremony was performed by Rev.. Dr. Hannon, at the houae of Mrs. Brewer, In the presence of only a few of the contracting parties' most intimate friends. Both Mr. and Mrs. Kernick have lived longer than the allotted riuntheEof.yeara,Wing.stver severity years of age, and during their long lives have always been highly respect- isarnest-wish_-of-thei • many friends that thvy may he spared to live and envy many more years. They will continue to be residents of Gidley sareet which has for several ears been the home of the lady in question. The ADVOCATE extends congratulations. woussues Institute Notes. • The regular meeting of t e omen Institute was held in the Reading Room of the Town Hall on Friday, April 7th. This meeting, as was recteristle-of -fortuer Aiwa's -Anis well attended. Deciding eta previou • meeting •tfa secure flower seeds and stay act your war ,..tersaa _oicporience need- ed. iltrite tor lull os,rtioulars. - SAWS MEDICINAL CO.. Loudon. Out puma Nowt . n)rarXeL4r glee • that I bare nisdeapplieation to the License Com- pners of South-Buron for permission to trans- fer kw license to Won. Burrowsof London. Ar objections- to said transfer mesobt be pascht to the tor onor before the tOth last. in secordarie5 with the, Provisions ot Liquor notice is hereby 'Oven that ieeLIne of the ',Jett's* Board for the Li Dist trWt. of tki Huron. *fir 'WNW libriat1143141.41,012..tha.20ot. April seat. at 10* clockLea.. to consider a forth.tione sale of in the saki d" of • TnekersinitJi. nal hunters are bus lowin ,-Mrs. ,Satrate14.71ttflae ilifor some time, is, we'ire pleased to learn,aahosvingsti'gnalaLlin e orde of day. Win. J. Sillery tapped some 80 trees. -Wm. Hanna has purchased the honiestead in McKillop from his moth- er, where he will make his future home. -Gentle spring irmairing-itself known a a ',Land if the A mil frost don't come too severe there will no don }e a good crett-Of-aVileat this year, *as it looks very promis ing irtpresen t. oh n Hanna has disposedofhis farm in ils- bowie and bought the fine 100 acre firm belonging to his brother,William on the 8th eolicessian,. where he With • BJae Wraants0,--A very pretty scene w - enacted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Swartxentruhernear here1 on 4atril2ntl, when their sop, Jacob, took for, better 41. for Worse Miss Agn Drane, of this place. Only, near rela- tives were present to witness the cere- mony, which was performed by the •Rev. Jacob Bender. of Tavistock. Th bride was neat and becomingly attired; The young couple are welt and favor- ably known•here and they carry with hem the -best_ wishes of alLto their onteotr.tBns�nItnen bete. g s mem- bers for experimental purposes, has thus far proven to be a master play in *ng a deop interest in the work otthis body. Still greater achieve- ments are certain- to -foltow- -as work goes on. • A very interesting and ney on "Houser eeping' in, gene and "House Cleaning" in 'particular. stitute to deliver an a.ddisess on "Flori- culture" mos them called upon. The oc o fully into the' details of pre ation and cultivation of the soil, the care and attention afterwards necessary and the results to be expected. Theable adarese, coupled with the ifieue- ing of the best varieties of seeds and 'bulbs* will untigibtedly-wfult beautifying of the surroundings of the members' hotaes. Sot Desalt* tethers°. On Tuesday of this week the and death took place on Thames Road, Us- liornte, V4olettwA,-Rossellt teliaved .. daughtermf-Mr; Thomas- Russ,e11,- -0 Exeter, at the age of 26 years and 8 months. About a month ago twin children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Ratcliffe. and the mother, it was thought, hair fully recovered. and she Attended church on Sunday last On Monday the was as well as usual but was taken suddenly ill on TuesdIty. 'McPherson, at -Caries and. althoush everythinw poosible was his- uncle, Rufus Me.-Plaersont done, sliediedshortly after. Her sle anu other friends here last week,. -Al. mime Will he keenly felt, not only by vready • the spring wild flowers have the young husband and other near made their appearance, Laura Stew- relatives. but by her many friends, as Milton beintamorig the rst to pre- she woo * favorite in the district in The new Applicant. for Tavern License are wee, Bend }tote!, In the Township ot end N. M. Contin for the Balmoral Hotel, • --"41.400044*-theiewsialaipotilay. Maned tor current yeer were: TOwnehip *ern it Village Tavern 8, sir months 1. Town * L Teresa% Towitlesern Cps Skftp 2. Village 84solp I. Any petition against the .granting, of Lic. 1 ease to any newigant or Premises must 'he lads. owl With the und ed at least (bur days before the ,stettiotot the tztvin' umngt inepmc tor. • Eden • r, Wedding bells are ringing. -Lea ue hae commenced and. the prospects re t we are to have san egg social in the near future. -Mr. John Luxton is suffering from an attack of pneumonia. We wish for his speedy recovery. - Miss Rea Essery returned Monday, after attending the wedding of her - -- sOlita.MAMIartios-,41,-,X4J- larton.-Inspector Totn visited the school on Friday.- Messrs. Tom Brooks d ---Al. frectolites.tools-iirrAluOsetat • at Credtton on Monday night at Cred- iton, which was delivered by Prof. ruah- ss Ida -Caves hasbeen undo, , Essery_ is visiting friends in London.- Rev. Mr. Butt will Apreach her net Sunday. -Mr. Paul Coates has avalu- able horse suffering from bloods poison. - Mr. Norman Mitchell spent Sunday at ilv.hotiwof-Alta-Esser of our young people attended the Re- cital given by Miss Godwin at Exeter on Friday night. _ Creditan- --:--- Tototstiinerrearigaiiers4itSetdoweho tilaus,1"eit.renotboedallYyountae1ecte4uay taltelt, Sime°7* mAkAkinette:—Mmi -Ernie Pierce and family are now corn - Hungarian Osed,their home on John _which we otter at reasonable pices, fortably settled in ___ALzwiests, oeuratatercasat., rriends°121"°_,Arjesifillriun.*-MiTritli"teawregrerit'8oll many Wo have the highest grade obtainable. Th conitm_busy 1l91131e* wain& Mich., is visitin her . parents lituele;sgmbrurw-outue-aMt"43out.e- _.. _ , mute jitaa_bite cleaning, and every nook and corner, engaged by out band boys to Tatra them at the band practice. trader his men will wear unpleasant smileifor eadorship4)tir_band__Du while, in co uence eatirik their DEATHS.— 'In the midst of life We are in death." Such was the case of Mrs. Michael Dorsey, who was sudden- ly called away\oir Friday morning. The lady arose in her usual health in t e morning-, partook of light break- fast, but4rely-a reW-4101.11wilad eta when her spirit took Hight. Dr. Joh- el had been hastily summoned, but he arrived too late. Dr.fienunell and -wife of Cromarty. happened to be passing and heing called in did all in their pow - to help_thead, " woman. In less 'est. -surrounded by her sorrow strick- en children and neighbors. The funer- al which took place on Monday to St. Columbia, is said to be one of the larg- est that ever entered that village, over two hundred vehicles being in the fun - oral cortege.-Wedneaday afternoon Mrs. Hothatri. widow of the late Rich, Itothoth, Ilibbert, died from pneumon- ia at her daughter's residence, Mrs. ,e,94.-ladtans-Wai-tchell---She bating_ -been sick since ri-hiti , 60 tbailier death was rather and en. .Deceas and alwaytia good living and christian woman. She had a wide circle of friends andwassr -model- mother sons and four daughters survive her. The funeral took place on Friday to the Staffa cernefery. BrInsiey: The syrup season has, not - o • duration this' year, --Joshua R. Morgan has moved to Birr, where he intends regiding in future. -The far- igliing,-Mhla -1 rdy; who has tieenwsevere suffe ations at 1)ita sawmill, and is buoy cut - Al r. Fitt\ilay, whhas been employed ting logs. Be ean now supply het:Wink as mina with Hay & Om, since last Lumber to any of his customers. -Mr. fall,. los purchased the interest of Mr. Michael O'Rourke delivered to . Ur. Eilsteh in the business And has-141LenJobtr-SriellItatE3tetWort Mooday, ODO possession. --Miss V. Lynu, who has been working in a large store at .Vir- of the finest teants that have ever left ,l den, Man., for the past. Year. has gone - nell a thousand dollars worth of hors- eepted a more lucrative posilion. to Vancouver, BC., where she has ac- Sthis section. Michaehas sold to Mr. -Mc- es inside of a year. -Fanners are tak- hag advantage of the line weather and Kichan Bros. have, started their egg are busy doing their ploughing. -Mr. waggin on the road\ for the season.- Herman Neeb has returned from a West -The death occurreUn Friday He has a splendid gramophone and is . `Albert Davies left last. week. for the "yen' weeks. stair in reeeppet. web. :OJveni.c.of-afelnt--„ entertaining 'whoeete soiree ft th-emjn'ttu-alawucvJoffh-ni,"eit-ch-- WM. Ottuningliatte. 0110 has been quite e unera was con etc • ro ere to Nairn cemetery on Monday after- noon. Deceased whomas a son of the late Mess. Garden, was born here and had spent, all his :ffe in this neighbor- hood. He was wen and favorably kraron throngh�utr-Ihe---cowm.unity- • utl4he -news of his_illnesa, and. deat have caused general regret. • Some 'eight or nine months ago he was married to Miss Jennie Leiteh and much sympath) is felt for the young widow in her early bereavement. s -- Grand Bend Mr. Ray, Harbor Inspector, *arrived here Tuesday,. _-Mr. John of Exe. ter, spent Wedneedaf here- with his rotheri-Edi-,MrAlmithi-whischse-heen- Teesster for severoLdays returrit ed home Saturday. -Mr. BaIlantyne. of Seaforth, was iirotte-htitg-h-Thuro- day. -Mr. Clark. of Centralia, was hire Saturday.-Mesere. Sid. and A. Bossenberry arrived here Tuesday to he present at the marriage of their her, Brucev-Mr. Joe -Meets -intends- •:- Mt -fading a hiitike-Isliopmhere4linttly, We wish him euccess.s-Mr. -Turnbull, of Toronto, has purchased a lot from Mr. Joe. Brenner, and it is reported he intends building a store on it in the near future. -John Robe is home from the Soo. -Asaph Graven° spent Sun- day and Mouday in Thedford.-Mr. Sherwood is busy with his men at the harboe.-Henry Green. who, has been oti the eick lint., has sufficiently tecov- 'Malts to be able -to :berpont-agaltriss.-- - Wesley Millen was struck by a log in r frJonILL-which - necess"- tates •un laying off work:- race Bossenberry and bliss Myrtle Taylor were united in marriage on Wednes- day. We extend congtatulationef.'4- v., ee , o • - days here last week.-11enr7 Bonen- berry is busy making &went _beick.- Mr. and Mrs. Brenner spent Wednes- day- in Dashwodd on business, PPe Mr. John _MeNevin's many friends - will he sorry to learn of hie continued illness. We hope as the warmer weath- er approaches -he will gain both in health and strength. -Peter Grant, our reliable old gardener, who is now in his 84th year, is preparing for the summer campaign.-tlarvey Caldwell, who has been attending the London" commercial college, has formed a part- • ership!twitiratr,Balfeuernira7-th office, and the two will make a strong as Me. Caldwell is-welL_known 1ttliirimP this vicinity.-Reportstafrom thefarm- ers to the effect that fall wheat has wintered -Welt and-with-favoratacl con- d---s•-refrk-a-goede-harvaL The acerage under wheat in this sec- tion is larger than usual,--Wtn. Gra- ham, of Clinton, was in this neighbor- hood last week intervieiving farmers In regard to growing sugar bfttil this 11Cy• Trouble* snit • aseasatly astusetad. G1s1sss5t*.&prcper1y. gic-CMIO r 5W Lareds.S. TrstsEye,Ear,Ncss aairrarast. vrat beat ihe Commercial Hotel, Exeter, spell trod, sat day. Next visit May • Ca-firettrIfillialittlfe - R. English spent Saturday in Lon. eerie trympLithy is extended to jibe t* don On business. -Several of our young reaved. The funeral will take lace to le attended the sugar social at .11ogerville cemetery on Thu y, ser., ilvatilion414 eiteningAn4 report e. vice being held at 1:30p. . _ , good time.—w..1, 'Wilson spent waver - aye in 'London last Week and bat some nice new, good* artiving,—Mias 'Gammon *tatted Mrs. A.Glenderming. of Parkhillr,over Sunday. rapid progress. -Henry Eilber,M.P.P. of Toronto. spent Sunday at home: - week painting the lodge room. over the Sovereign Bank. Ile bas made a Food job.of it -Mr. Currie, of Ethel, as in our uojghborhood reorganizing ; large number of young peole In our Anklet _who should _join tins worthvi society. -The excavation of the Holtz; man building is finished and tbe ma. sons «11 100 doubt commence workbe- forelong. Our town presents quite & busy Appearance. If we now were sure of- the O.P.R. our town Would certain- ly-tionniOstr-spoesiz-Wer - The boys have worked bard*ndif their Work is any Indicetion of. the coming sports, we will have Iota of amusement this summer. -Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Oestreicber attended the funeral of the latter's father, Mr. Manz, of Tavistock on Sumbiy.-Some of our 'tamers have commenced seeding, but the weather still reinains cool: m aPY Spring millinery is eke • y bere. A lovelier iris changes on the burnished dire and the theii ostrich plurnea The sap is stir- rhig. crocus fires at* kindling. and the breath of lilacs, and camphor balls olent the air. -John Patter- ocir4 while in Parkhill Saturday came mighty close to making a disuisterons connection -with the Witness eita of the 6 o'clock express. Several warn- ing shouts failed to stop him and the best speed the horse could *care up bkrely imffleed to carry him over in time. Several people watched the in- cident futly cOuvineed-othat there- was et iVcralevin, of Al.; -. - Sittflifs-- on the road. -Al - vinstonespent a _few clays here last Enivasias-At Orediton Ellats00 April week. -Mr. Squires. who has been con- 2nd, to Mr. and Mrs. Thoe.Edwards, fined to his bed nearly all winter, does a son. ., „ ' -.4- .... ot twin to treprove very----apial .- In Ste a. WI April 2. to Mr. Mrs.,R. M.eini is *in a via% Whim iiia _ r Mrs. (M) llutton, of Forest. , The-following:is the o. 2,--13`te-Ph en for- aritin order-oljnerit,.. IV. -Boy Hill 96, Ito Sims90, :Herbert Mitchell 80, Sinis 80, Laura BIEIS 18, Sr. HL --:Olive King 213, MatirChaiiihers 1.11, Beryl Hill 40. Sr. 11.-.Lilyan $11ARRIA.135. SWA1tTZSINTRUBJLIL—D1t4204.7-4t the restidencs of the groonfirpatWa;-on -April 2. by Rev. J. Bender. Jacob Dneboth�tBiakC* March -81, by Rev. A. Grahame, WW1& N. Low. of Mc. ivray.. to Beatrice 11, West Williams. Fullerton on April 204, 'Sydney' Smart 140. -Jame, -Osman 132, Ethel Sims 108. Percy Lawson 40. Jr. Cornieh -154, Irving Stahls 127, Godron Marshall 92, An- Elattags Mary Robertams. Teacher, McGillivray It look?' as if taffy pulls ain't 111 it this year. -Fishitnr is the order of the, day at preeent.-J. Tweddle lost is yid- nable horse recently.- The animal was being driven along the road when it stumbled and broke its Ileg.-There was some changes bete Ian week. John ess moved to the Delaney farm. J. illiance to theBargeoofarty, and B. Armstrong to the *Williams farm. -S, Hunter hasrented hie feral for s, term of five years to Mesiere.Ben- t and -Waters. Mrs. Grahame, wbo $100 &mud, $100. 1 The readers of this paper will be pitmetlto'learn that there is at least une dreaded dist-414f. that *ciente haft been able to cure in tall Its stages and that it Catarrh. Ilalt'keatatrh 'Curt , ss the only railtire,r1.0t.riovekno vim to ttiettledtea fraternit attirrh,_ lug* constitutiorml a *owe, requires* : sort ca. tarth Curcio taken Int r ' 11 •ditettly upon the blood and 1 iiurfitces of the system, therel tmvirig the fourtdatiou of the \ :ovalItiiVing. the patient, s build ng up the eonstitiiiio anr rtg *tuns In doing its work. • hare so much faith in Ito enra- era that they offer One Hund. red-Dollare or any ease that it fails to let of testimonial*, it)0.v totedo" reentie., OS for ttiVitti. • License in3pector Dallantyne was • in town Thu y. , Mr. ,las, Walters was in Ilittniltott laspikeek on busineto.,44 Sweet, %Ir., kft Wednesday to V**ifriendAtilLondon,.. Mr. A. 4. -BOlifir, 8t*ndul Mr John Shute at larkton. The weatber etill trintinnes fine' and seeding operatione are now infull swing rnaking our little burgh kind Of ukt.-Mr. Holman 1* vieit,hi at Mr . James anal/3rd' Percy Slav - son spent Sunday at his bOttlt4 in Lo - can. -Mrs, Wm * Hicks, who has. been visiting friends in London for the piet week, returned home Friday evening. Bert Ward* of Stratford, has CM* 111elletba Ms duties as butter maker with T. Willis in the creetnery Duplan has movedinvy the premis- es vacated by the late Mr. )1arshall.. tOttr town hat -of late become the head, quartet* for *lot of Engliehmen, the latest arrival being -,Geo. EllLott. Ile' WAS it tittaliel1 er MI the 'landau, the * W04 41 ' McE*en, who rowed. -,-The re- A:abit 1.100Mfito Xitrttv_ iiiCtbs, 00 lit to the. reel. Mrs. Charles be nteritient tisk- Mrs, -Coons was borw.ln to After the boilt. 24 years -bigan where slat ren. SI* Is aur- ghters sevell of the U. :S. S., No. 13• Hay and hen. Sr. IV. -Charlie Dunsford 73x, Jr. IV. -Freddie Smith 65, Silas Ford 63, -Barton Ford 58,, Gordon Hooper 66. Sr. 111.--,Viaiton Prouty _ 72, Clifton 1Sia- - Nelson Stecm. . Sr. - Orman Ford 75; Willie Stacey 5411, Horace Pfaff' 78, Grant HooperC8; Bea Box 40 Part II -Annie Green. Sr. Part 1. -Ethel- Smith, Emile Smith, Willis Hooper, jr. Part L -Lena Stacey. F. B. Graham Teacher. . • • Heal, to Reta-Mity, second -daughter of Oliver Harris, en of 'Follartoo- Wiliam-Taunt-At the home tof the bride's parents, on April 6, by Rev. •. W. Brown, Win. u, a „ _to Mies Limy, third 4.imbterLoLlift, and Mri. john Tilley, of Mitchell. PicOgs-01.sai11r.-At_t- reektorice of the brides paten* on -April 5, by Rev. R. P. Bowie*, Mr. T. D'Arcy McGee, to Mieo Misr Mae, youngeet- deughter of Mr. J.P..01arke, Wine formerl of Exeter. Parkhill, on Aprli 1, • Edward McIntosh, apd 82 yew*. NOVIAMa-ki Mitellent on Akil 6, Etus. . anah Hothatn, relict ,of the late Riels. Hotbsr0, Ilibtiort, in her 7441a year. Ittscunnt-In Csborne, ou Aril 11, Mrs. David MeGn Irtee burned to Vh)letta A. Russell, triftk of oh* N. death at Brockville Ratellifiti. aged 21 year*, 8 scoaths. dayslfl tOwil th'is week. A. Cottle' isito bet been In *Ion4 hat returned home. r.g*rtOt%b*J3flk i k.