Exeter Advocate., 1905-05-04, Page 4I ()aro. rTtn,
•444 1 Lreesi 001.1.44V.
:tank J.Cheney make* eathtleit h
Wnior Ogl bleg,of the item of.F.J.Che
uerit Co., tieing IA1010000 in the Cit
selburst
quiet in onr bug h,
ers bele essr wth
Orth Leiigue of the
tend IMldiU their
he
Mistekes
; leistitne
1. srlits.0,1
iy Chrtetnetisellienereilir Pr
iis'ess tinge. ttotsreteeettiOS
°Mee et , Esteopatkiti.„ ee Ale
•• thur' toutt et.
ork1777:41tra ts
'If IOW defeated 3i016 Witt hear it
' iroses.'"-Bejestveseeiy.
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Jostle handed out j
e. e
costo the pplicatien of two bete keep.
ers to set aside the localoption by-law
aLejlitsgessissestliesterettestLet
rregularities In the taking of the vote.
The judge say* that where a rural
populatiou is eirtruated with limited
powers to pass local by-laws the courts
must not be hypocritical as to exacti.
tude ofthe proceedings.
4t
The West Huron Board at License
Commissioners have issued an order
changing the hours of etosing the bars
in rural nmeicipalities from 10 to '0
_erste& wain the towns front 11 to 10
Eudo Saonderes chief officer. of
• the Ontario License Depaitinent, said
that., in his opinion, the commissioners
had no power to change the, hours of
closing. "The clos'nighottee are detire
iteiy t1xe4 by sec. 55 Of the Ontario
liquor license act, and in ray opinion
no change can be made except by
statue of the Legislature. -
it.11!s C*tee b Vnrer'ist
n
0001titte e
rtesttineniate
Pit
9
ttbeinese us e •t's
filled by
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tfkrter,'irri
tetet.1e tot
tr itit • oo trUvt
COW Wtie' '
UflE 140.73 da-41itv
ilntp;,tru4 the doctors—laa. 41111'gri
4 1I rtATtA? ORE, AID
k tor tatc-71,1;o13 vier pw gue—
,
111V r
Mr. John Querrin. of Usborne,
visit-
ed his intents here over Sunday.
aylgerthertioltiestsfilennitr-ft .
John Deltrick svae visited by death
and their little child -removed from its
midst. The remains were interred in
the Mount Carmel cemetery on Sun-
day. The saddened and bereaved Par -
eats have the sympathy of their many
friends. -We are plinteeil to report
that Mrs. John Appleton is on the
way to recovery. --Mr. Cains and his
men were gathering in considerable
of their wealth last week in this neigh -
hood, ,
o oessflreetiwers
for the Manitoba Legislature has gone
Tory. In the bye -election which took
place on Thursday last in Mountain,
beelntyres Conservative. waselected
140 nia-ority. In the genera
ority of 814. The great turnover s
said -to -be -due to the- '
ing the ext_ension of the boundary, the
Sbarrett,Mterview and the autonomy
bill, which indicates a desire to Inter-
fere with Provincial rights. The de-
cision as tar as Manitoba le concerned
deelares emphatically that the West
wiU toterate no interference with its
educational system.
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The railway companies have been
ordered by the Beltway' Consmiision
tcruiestore the equiltbruimbetween
their freight rates on grain and its pro-
duct; by reducing theratos now charg-
ed on grain to the same basis SS cha
---esl-ensthe-smilled-preductiesthe
•.„The, order is the result of_04 remota*"
tion by the Farmers' Association, that
the railway* discriminated against the
rain producer by charging tram 1.1 to
i cents, more per bushel for carrying
ifild-C-Ofiritinirtirriettelor tbilltissfe
• o r anrolher 40111 Products. Thede-
• cisiou is expected to make a difference
of one cent per 'bushel to the termer.
About 20,000,000, bushels of oats- are
marketed Year's's which would mean
an addition of $200,000 to the revenue
of th-osgrowts:7
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The Educatkm.A.sociation halt made
j1t1
;
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:tut iuet :
a
✓ Into' r**4 •e
:::=7,74,4 • c,
t Exe er fer the Derninion Government.
ton. . Stewart, mother
Stewart. of town,ia tteriouely ill at tbe
home of her. daughter, Mrs. P. McOoll,
Roberta, a former Craig-
ite, died -at -London recently after a
Prolonged illness. His brother, -Teddy,
is also seriously ill and not expected
to recovete-Mitts Maud Dorman, who
has been attending the London Busi-
ness Cealleeesbasi returned and mum,
ea herfornierposition at 3.11. Mar. -arta
sto Atkinso has
Bilusley.
Basra. Elizabeth Mutiny, of Thedford„
is *pending a few days at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Wm. Darling.-Eltner
imottlitett returned to Deuileld after a
pleasant visit here. --A young son and
heir has arrived at the home of Mr.
find Mr& W.T.Lightfoot, of the lith,
conceiSiore.--- T.:gef Willie' Antos hes
_ testrfs-XletertS'Afte
ort visit at tire home Of his uncle.
°serail Arnoi.-Arf.Scott has accented.
a position on the M.O.R. at St. Thotie
as. Alt's teeny friends wish hitn every
ticeem„-lijr. Flint has returned from
his holiday trip -and again settle
setiefitling the utter er
niece. -Percy Ramsay, who has been
itssistent operator at the station here
foreeveral Months past, left last week
Michigan. wbeee helms iteeepted
Pdsiudtt on the Pere Marquette. -elite
frieeds here will be pleitsWto hear of
the- advancetneet.of Harold MibelLa
former Craig-boy,now of -Toronto;
Mr Mihell-
ereenway
- Misses Vint Arnold and Della Baird.
of Parkhill, ',shifted Mitt; ARCA Wilson
over Sunday. -Miss Sarah Shank. of
Detroit, arrived home on a visit to her
brother. George, and other relattves.
We are sorry to report the illness of
Mrs. Jas. Hicks, We hope for an eer-
ly tecovery. Ohidley Woodburn has
e ite ill butt is improving. Misie
umed their school work again after
the Easter holidays. -A number of our
young people of this . neighborhood'
opent Thursday as Rialto of Kiss May
McLean, celebrating her birthday. --
Mr, and Mrs, A. W. Iturnphries, of
I
,. .- . Mr,Bimpbr1ets....etteisted..11
the evening service at _theMethodiet,
church ---We are pleased:. to isotitse
that our citizens observe the .law in
keeping cattle, : .isibeep, hogss etc..., off
. 44, Clain, •WiltItli, , •
ter'eett Goma Bend,GreenwayafldC�i-
bett are looking green and nice for
this time of thoyear.
• W. Kin., who has been supplYin
or re c yres on se o
bank staff, during the illness of the
latter, bee returned to London to re-
irbruturer....4
-
k MAMA iraliteris rt s gams
„
of Ontario terrieked-to-flt a minim u
salary for public school teachersvss”
That the minimum age of teachers
fixed at 21 years; that the minimum
liffeartieforts. •1401W -of
00 0 WO 0 v rouwsTnetunve
be a second-class certificate, ends,*
public school of six or more rooms,
senior -leaving certificate;
That the Government of Ontario
asked to materially increase the a
noel grantteritiblic seheols;
s That irkeettleitilsoyettmo;....60Ptk
animation be adopted under the dim,
tion of the Gotterntoentand
inaiiitaln-
ed by the whore teaching body of the
Province and Aided by the state;
The practice of inking teachers When
applying for positions to State 'eatery
.exprcted is muChto beregretted, and
That alt departmeute quested
Parkhifl
Louis Eberhardt, of Clinton. has
moved to town and opened Up a Iaiin-
dy in Neil McPhee& buildingetTir
Grand Teunk ItallWay Co.. have set-
tled with Mrt. Cirner00,0 this Oar
for $1300, her chitin against theta for
damages throe b the death of her son
In the Eaatwood disaster. -Mies Kath.
leen'Rogers, after *few months' eta
in Wine!ipeg bas retittered home.
"Pal " the home
scene. estettritev'en
, when her daughters Mite'
beceiniesthe happy bride of
riblestetehet of Shipkies`
Giriniretetie. formerly
St. June, chuTih, Parkii
officlatIn el man. Mi,� Ann
cov ram isrecencilltess an • we
are pIeaed to see hint in .• our midst
agate.- Miss Billings, who has been
residing with her brother for the petit
oleareshasietereed to. her...shore
ithys--Whiltettere-Mist-Billings
made inanystriends who will regret' to
beIThrlier departure. -Andy .Yung.
hint -went to New York this week as a
guest of the Equitable Life Insurance
Co., who are giving their agents* free
trip and it week's entertainment at the
expense of the company. -We have
tristfieffith-ourttustroutt,==vor-ti
sojourn at Rainy River. He will be a
great help to the heed 0,4 he it it god
Cook contemplates roev-
ing the iketthron residence at Rodgers
ville to Ileneell, and will lit it op for it
dwellings -Trouble never conies *trig -
y, -Totes Vaset-Who hat been". or for
some time with terteelitbe was gettin
itirterniaMIltiVrarnir
with a severe Attack of inflammatory
"IfirtinstirY-friendis here
wishbito it speedy recovery.
08141,1WoO4 -
Samuel Baker has taken unto
hirn-
self partner in t,hesietstreof
Itoshrig, of tbel4th 40011istr. Hays
We extend congratulatione.---Mr,- and
Mrs. E. P. Paulin and Mr. and 14r.s.
IL Guenther with their families at-
tended the wedding of Mts. Rennie
to Rev., Geiger atZuelebsint Wednes-
dayof lut week. The bride is eider
of ts. Attain 0114 Mre. (hien(
sure-ee• carer
eitner a few
years ago, and by bard work and eate
nest ef1ort has succeeded to the posi-
tion of principal traveller for the Mer-
eliandise Department of that firm.
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THE GREAT LEMON BROS. S11011VS.
Tko Greatest elvers et Ao4tora
' The a
Call ,all ,the others what you will,
but when all le said and told- and to,
told. there is but7orse -Great-. Circus
lelriestesevery- particuleirsands4lee
tall -the grettte. 2i.ltsitta'gratidesseof the
entire ssorld'e eircireesi and.that is the
Great 'Lemon. Bros. Shew which is
coining to Exeter on May 15th in all
its al magnificence. its unrivaled
lendor.sits- re-sens
r.I.ITto Fritz who hue been
week to assume the management
of the Brennee,ahouse, Grand Bend.
WC' s'Inskerlers'Itsieseitteiteil and has
acepted the invitation to remain,here
another • year. --Mrs. „(Pr.) Campbell
has returned from her visit to Ilensall.
Arthur Gelinas, teacher at Dover
South.opera the holidays at, his home
heres-sJohn Greybiel is recovering
is-r.cent-illnesas.
of trOi t* IS on a visit to her paten
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Axtsss,Messre, Mete
nee Bross., have purchased the beaks
rept *trick of D Steinbach, and ti n -
ed, out on Saturday for business.
Mernerwill manage thestrusittiSess-J:
Preeter_seecietti -told his trotti tals
.1kSte “Oeneret
lotigh, of Goderic
ceived a fancy film her
who for ttie past eighUen your has
been 'working at his trade AS tailor, left
cepted a good position as cutter., Due-
ing hiestay here Mr. Wetter has made
many warm friends, who will learn
with-regwrothbr departure. hitt who
will wish him all kinds of successiss
Mr. Henry Dumer Sr.. passed away
• -Berlin-on4pri
years, 7 months and 11 days. Deceas-
ed was a former residerit-of-Xorfelts rat
city of snow white tents ever erected
ream • lemdsswilt-hesseetestelly-on
hundred -count them! -one hundred
exalted eters, who will give one bun-
dred and fifty superior acts, too num-
erous to classify. to many to name
too multifarious to describe. Bare-
back riding, hurCess, trick, feeeY and
•tuartege riding, aerial gots. grand gym-
nastics, tumbling, vaultitos, .leaping,
athletic and contortion featteintgletingi
it._„es_41Ars,tec ni .,preakirt
adder, and other acts. toque,
stately, astounding, iteriel stage And
arenic performances, not seen else-
where. Many of them by foreign
artists. plenty of them by home ar-
tists. Hemet:niter the trate, and do not
-miss the big show.
Weave now in a position to ehow one of the Largest -and Latest Linea
in Furniture ever.ehown tn Westerdentario. The increase in our business
dnring the last three years. shows that we are carrying the QUANTITY antZ
QUALITtttbe LOWEST PEIOES.
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Below are a few of the -things wecarry in stock:
- • Bedroom suits, Parlor -sults, Hall Racks, Springs,
Mattresses, Rockers of au descriptions (also Re
.Rockers) Sideboards, Kitchen Cabinets, Kitchen
and Dim4room. Chairs, ,Extension Tables, Centre -
Tables, Kitchen Tables, Easels, Prokinole Boards
10-07nret S.Wee sers, Couches,Lounges,- Perc.
,
31usie Racks, - II Minis; Picture Frames, 'Pictures --fii lie
fraMedat shortest notice, Room Mouldings, . Child's_ tea sets, ,
Single *6, Child's Cribs, Baby Carriages, Go -Carts,. .7.,:ktr:
t pilaw
Dollga, ilL. Naas& f woja#Atag-, _
4 We do the leading. Trede in. Window Idlindintsiness. Ever-y-bIitfa-gnar;s-s--
n eed-to workorWill remove. Over six blinds hung free.
We carry a stook Of Sewing Machine. We have the New - Williams.
Four -weeks trial and guarantee -idler 15 years.
itsT=ED=MeitilserS=Vrar
We also carry a large stock of undertaking supplies. In time of need
give us a can.
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WEDDING. -A happy event took
vening_setssihe
res • ence ot R. .meinscee
road, when his daughter, Miss Fanny
May, was united in marriage to John
EsPhillips/the impressive service 1*-
ing by Rev,! C. W. 13rown. of
.At six e'ciock to the strains
•ts Weetding nutreb, which was
toed by Miss Anne Robinson, t
ride entered thO-reirlor leaning on the
irni of hesseither and , took her hice
Lollard * Registered in tbe A.inericanTrotting` Register, Vol-
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e e
by Jones & unzi, Exeter, Ont.
• L-0. Linnemen, Lima, Ohio..
Aixect by NORVAL 5335.
Record 24143‘. Sire of Cotudeas Eve ttlfSii, VItralnyelflate ori 0. .t.-co$1, Annie Levburt,
2 1ONorvet 2,321m, toy Nonmetal -me loocrear‘k ez.10%. Nomad , and 77 otbera In the 2:.*:•1
Bat; hia
son a have aired 55 and dauihtera pradwed '14 2111, Son of Eleetioapar 125„ Sire of Arlon I:07h
Sunni 2:08S,, PalOAlto`141)3,21,. And 0.7 Ottatit, tleritt. NOV112.:a prat mare, by liorenan
litre Of Lula 2.35, ete.
by L
W dsm BETTY Kiss%
8' to Ornament 2:,-141i, • steroisS
k ,r.xers..VUte
..centetronStawsistem. 22:1:1r:istreued1?„01:ether ts
2:644334sei, MR%44 2
8 4
made their homes -7,A -baseball team
has been organized iir our villege with
the following officer. lIcns. Pres., P.,
Lament; Pres., 0. Fritz; Ca fain and
I* t1.4111tt.14.40'
eSS; Val tee,, 8. Fauit," J. i
ert,•Jr., A.Ainith, G. tress, T. Winne
and %V. B.--Hoiftria-
MAD IN' DattareS-There passed
away on April Ant Pembina c'ountv.
near Cavalier. North Dakota, John
Geiger...after several weeks' illness, at
the-itoroifal.yearv-Deceasedirsirlio
at Virilmotown. Outwits -18V And lettine
to noway years ago. "re-
siding on the Bronson line. In the.
year 1,73 he was elected deputy reeve
of nay township which position he
held four years. In 1878 he dt'fented
re Buchanan in -s contest for
Eeeveship which ofilee les -held for OBE
tceu yews ago he moved to keta.
with wrailitty. . wa* highly. Tee
spected here and marry will learn with
deep regret of lile death. I1i aged,
r nee and five daughters iturvtve,
and to them we extend our sympathy.
PRZTTT Wiennttlet,---Ztitich is losing
a charzning &Welter and Elmwood is
the gainer. • On. Wetineedar ttenin
infper Of Invited' goats HI-
eemWei
itt the, commodious residenc
of Mr. and . Mrs. Samuel Itanuie t
wltnoee the tinstristms of their daugh-
ter, Ilise
Lydia, toltev.Alfeed Geiger,
Ott% fietger. Mr. Ban-
daughter_to_tia..:pittiq
where the groouu Seiiitett her andsliy
altotwatiothetlitseeisi:
ter 01 tbehide, and Mr. il
; who assitzted
sod, 'The
nuptlal koot was tled by Rev. L 'L
'mw. ofBeilin, and h tIetab
- ThestridesrOstoweedsin eteecte
ilk eolienne, with embroidered ebif-
fon
seirotnings, wore mange blossoms
and *raid a choice beitquet - She
• deet-elletwingsappearitecie A f tot%
tit cereininly vas prr orifirt ircr:41-46-4,R
w'resee and rinueratidatinns -extended,
L dainty welling repast watt served to
ateat fifty -geests. The groorne gift to
the bride sees a beautilul. old locket
set with brilharites Many handsome
and useful presents received testified
eostfirsisipLresteeinSie whietisthe_eved
atelfildf. --Mr. anearii;
iipa ileksetsoneekeeping in thescosty
cottage. it abort distance north of let -
tees father. We join With their many
Mende in wishing the happy couple
long life and prOspittittYi* ' • -
A . A AiSono. .4, Palo Alto 2:041%-afitI157 othera;
durtsol *3i urel 2:13% Andover 100 other atan •
darape of liainr Belmar 1, The AE-
i4td,er1JoQ other atandard pc:tomer&
' by PIEDMONT ge,f.
r.141,11%. - , and data, es Fanny Wilhoz
re.. Sono EAtmont 2',3; Alar:.
•• May*sgreit brood nom by Ifarobrino Chid IL
Jth dam LAM KEENE, ,7iLZOU''S IR
•
ThotCobwbeL12flton Sot fi4, Nettie zis. °Too ciri izto..27 °then; ani
2:13%; -entity 2/39Ife, and 7 other danyof Pitausboal Ittr*li, iltallona il:11%, Greenlander 2.12, over
standard perforniem. 111 others. and grandare of "Natty 'Hanka 2;04; and over 1.000
...- , other. afamillard perforiaem
th d.tin FANNY, t Et0N
olit-daWit*X11167c.z.,-....V.rs..----.4 -
• . .
tranDinea SrA7aalrr•--The Jap is* rendel ht tad * .eolt with eekt...anbetance and Las
as murh et le and dash as any ,00lt I bave,e7`, re cursed; Iwo oirief 46,. legs: With little inure
than hrt*klng Work ila a tivolear old. trotted %tip -luta' in Kg Iteltnjill. •
• ore
',Hi istrgit spitAolyz No. ostk.
tine a 'weird of2.* ietei)di homask
1 141 with good 'bone, eircellent feet
lega nod lofty carritige.'
Ile will he et hut own. stelees • Ex*'ter
Vetth titeh night and on the followi
issi at the, fonowinte.plock for ri
I
3,,2inicuees onto. rhis
amp', o o
ing march and sweet trains
forth, tliltride,
me costume of cream
'benewitb trimmings of* -1 t
.srrying a bouquet of White CttUtt-
loni, estereti the Oitilor !Nolo"( ,
of het uncle...Mr. lox. Thom
•0. MIM 'Eliza Miileken. of Hamilton,
.ttended biei bride and WOO it dtiMiti dr
rewim mull ter Oink. 'treed A. fl:tr.
uoied ri bon
tly v the
id
10
ho is gaingtqlcrn
haming: ocelot -to 1
nations e in
W. late ow
vtned to bits co 'sue during
Exq t
'I t *hitt
id
%V11tnrows wpte dt4
itions toter nit orreteret eqt
Atnippt (tom And in
otter whith. 7.-viAt
ing w-6*i.11,1244. i'et
iteisted te+LitlitY .100
•
• sett, itritt4, Oettrati
orA No .1644„ 'itrot. 11.
teeritiful tietti, brown stallion
0 beetle high; a typieel' Eke
-
is with a pedigree that outwit
ten. *tend tor mares
otel for flight.
fe
'Bt. blab.
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ThottlIS Jo
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ex,eire,re
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ct sitigthitt'vhlaatett.41.liite tar on4
r,nflotge, aettitonionlatthirioliihit
tf
°A in t a )4 is 1 k 4'
ttiondle, It hie iiven *tette
lent, end peoeseet te ,Itliestelitterte
oOtistlience thl'Wtset
irie oil it '
1.)'/1
1* m'. retmivimr'd f *attire'
Isle the theehytere
..reMkOr Is 'recoV.
Is of his resent stes
II et Met-
tit impn ph
tnUg roomEre s c1Jntrt
btpp to
ulngtutn
The I
tellotsel roS;the
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