Exeter Advocate., 1905-07-06, Page 81040- het ate reaIy good etiou
ler. :Anybody -to wear aniwbete.
e owns o
around:1RO or $18.
AB are cerrect fahrice. _
Will you call some day?
If you want tPure Paris Green" for
Potato Bugs go to O. Lutz, Central
DrugStore, Exeter.
For 40 cente. paid in advance, you
_
coustaia.
otel. Thursday, Jrd- 18t1i,
.41 da .„ for Eye, Ear, Nese and Tbroat
EVS
supp
neeresiticos-proisaletrore.
Apprentices wanted to learn Dress-
making., Apply at Mhos Ballentyne's
shim -over Bobier's office.
its Cosi '
To fool people once, but We hard to
fool thew, all the time. We don't
claim to be iufallible, but steadily in-
creasing trade is proof that we are do-
ing our best for our customers. Exe-
,-terStarWionwrieeitslly.
the housekeeper.
Tbe
I, is,
tb.
nittini*dvertising
like 'tearing out a Vain Ine tbe
WatAtir AS low. Either plea will prevent
good tittme from corning. • ,
WS. A. 443 Dobler " has sir
west of ,r. Sas. Oreech'stroperty. to
The Abvocalit is the proper place
secure-your-pri
tations-in the very neiwest styles of
paper, type and woikmanship,
Mr. Wm. Mitchell last Saturday
moved his family here from Brantford
taking up their residence in thedwell-
ing recently vacated by Wm. Trete-
thick on North Street. '
C. H. Sanders returned the latter
part of last week from his outing with
the Press Association and reports a
very pleasant and en o able time.
sketch of his trip.
T. E. Handford ihiPped a car ef
horses to -the Wet OD Friday- -Me.
Handford will this week ship two cars
of horses to Winnipeg for exhibition
at the Vale there. Messrs. John Snell
and Gilbert Dose will accompany them.
While returning frOm Grand Bend
on Saturday evening a load of Exeter
Gauen sue:des.
Council met in the "Town Hall, per
call of Reeve, on ThuradaY, June 10.
All present. Minutes of last meeting
read and -approved. -Own •
from Darch & Hunter, Steele,Brlitga
Co'y Ltd., Wi—n.ltettnte and 3. -Bruce,
seed merchants, refertilizer, were read.
-1110.actionealso...froen-Patterson„Ellis
„ 110„„at jet, Marys re tiles; and the Sec-
retary Treasurer of t re•
nadnan Municipalities, re fifth annual
convention at Winnipeg. The Clerk
to write Patterson Enis Co., that the
Council are not in need of tile for this
year - Levett-Muir-The Iteeve and
Dr. }Lynam:an secure a, nurse for rs.
Belback, sick of fever. -Carried. Muir
Wood -the Council undertake to teat
_down *concrete walk from Station
•
arrTecV-Le-veftf;--
rr* _
be authorized iiiberitivi one houtian
dollars for current expensei.--Carried.
Gew. Pacrett and W. C. Welsh on be-
-bait WM-Band Wait for trgrantot
grant of SIO0 for the Public
vary. Muir -Wood-that a grant of
$100. $50 payable during July, balance
let October be granted the Rand. The
Band to an Owe open sir concert every
week. The last portion of grant to bp,
given subject to the approval of the
Connell. -Carried. Levett--ArtitStroteg
A grant 'of 4100 be given the ruhisc
• Library, pity -Ale in Deter:lb:2r.,
Carried. Levett- Wood -The follow-
ing accounts were presented and orders
drawn on Treasurer for same: Prank
Knight. supplies for Mrs. Brimacombe
$2.60; Saxon Fitton, rare twoclock
one year to.lune-21. 1905,.4$4; Mita_ M.
Itentrepert isalary._425; Rath. -QuIince,
labOr, S1135; T. Webster. 00., $6.V6;
T. maw, do.. inc.; Wm. Davis. aro,
4-10-, V; Jerry Knottdo., V. T. Creech.
Waiting, $0.74 R. Davi!', do. $8, W.I.
• Bissett, part's:Al:try to June 22, 01.26;
Do., Mind trifinie fare to London. W.;
Do.. meals, 40e.; S. Sanders, telegram
to Hensall, 15e. Wohd,Arrneteong
• adiourn to call of Reeve.
J. Senior.. Clerk.
.flgomof.
at!
„..
freq.-
ed'in aquietwy the t
versary of their wedding day on Fri
day evening at their home on Andrew
stmt. Mr. andMrie L ther lleaund
*tett hildetieyeerTeTitWu
ford. A pleasantreunion of tit II
took place. On Monday they, with a
few other friends. enjoyed a day at
Grand Bend.
A rink composed of Mews. Lang,
W. O. Huston, Martin and Madman
(skip) defeated Mamie DicksoreTausen„
O'Neil and Muir (skip) on Tuesday. af-
ternoon in a fast game. The final
score was 21)-15. In the evening
-
Iturdon and Tarnan (skip) defeated
Mews. Lang, Perkin:3, . and
Muir (skip) by.eshots.--Itidn-prevent-
ed the game from being finished.
cotseratoit
Messrs. E. H. Spacknune of Bien-
heinr, and 11. 3. -Spackman ..of town,
twin sonsofMr. and .Mrs. John Speck -
se fiftieth_enniv'
and upftt the cab. Fortunately the
ere. hut slightly injured alth •
tbe rig was considerably damaged.
Another of Exeter's old Bops has
one in-besinese for hbrisolf. Mr.
e
t week. This Is the first like (scow
•-o
for niany years, and E.
had inade for the occasion two beanti-
itt .latoek eontainin miniature
• 4
the r birth and tbe present ,.year, one
of which he presented to E. H., retain-
ing the other for himself. The lockets
are beautiful souvenirs of the occasion.
Mrs. Spackman and -daughter. Miss
Stella, accompanied Mr. Spackntan to
Blenheinvand visited for a few days.
returning Tuesday evening.
,morithe at Flargrave, Man.. -has -moved-.
to Pirtle, Man., atat- has started
confectionery establishment - "The
Boston Cafe." We wish Lorne every
success in hie new venture.
Mr. Wm. Kunz, while delving in
from the country on Thursday night
best, net with a very painful accident.
The wheels of the rig came in contact -
with a heap �f gravel on the road and
aria result Mr. Kunz was thrown out,
ly.
,...%..--GregoryiLlaw-W.
Mesita Gladman & Stanbury..and wan
of our esteemed townsman, Mr.
Thornes Gregory, bas passed the Law
School Examination for the first yr
with honors, securing tbe fifib sclio1r.
ehip-Itas.a-plessurelonote
cess of an Ezetee boy..
• A inarecsign offerte_ a mute inyita.
ilou to those Mill -With pass his place
' ,,biretreuhrx-ean-oniy
those to whom personal attention is
given; but his "ad." in a newspaper
goes into the highways and hy.osr
iinng customers and exult ine
them to consider his arguments.
lreininien-DNY- -wW1 -quiet one 1
town. Although there were many
visitorateee.--mostot them:with -their
friends spent -the day at Grand Bend,
lia or Fli'mvitte- Those
re eet•
emit arm Orssalre.
• At a meeting of the quoit players
urda ..a noon..bud,..the.fe
ng o pets were e ec on.-
Hu h 8 koran; Pres., Ed. Treble;
• ,
•
res.. Ed.. Maguire; Sec.-freas., Geo.
Anderson; Referee, James Weekes;
Scorers, Dr. Sweet and James Taylor;
*p_gftommtttbe..._Ete,..eiAen
lot ce‘Pree., See. -Trees.,
ing secretary reed his report which
ellowetthe-flownbiL AVAditintito_lat
amitia: It was decided that the cora-
itteseprocuraie-medaimto-int-pla.
for by the quoiters, an handicap
inateb-
es, same tote won three times in suc-
cession be.forelthecomes the property
of the winner. The first series of
matches is now being played. .
/- •
-31 WIG
The following are arno
• t
Arthur Wood, Ed.. Bisse
no; -
une. or t e greater part AU- -def
was wet and disagreeable.
The bay crop in this section, Tatar
was thought world be. -rather *inn
a -ode Te, -reac
proportions than was ever expected
and the result will be a very heitty
yield. A few straws/taken from Mr.
Geo. Mantles ileidthe otherday, which
was only of ayerage length, measured
ovetfour feet three inches.
Whitt is the matter with the Town
Fathers and Road Commissioner? See
theillegracefoi-eondition-of-soms-of
Our streets, with broken limbs and
long Moe. A Om Weirs' work With
seyt.heaseisted by a littleelbosegrease
would accomplish the desired result.
If the Commissioner would take a pat-
tern from hie Own Atreet corner,, he
would -make no mistake. -003L
1464.0enlitt Of Stephen Willett-1'Sn
much atamttge wee done trywind a few
weeks ago was 'again visited by a
:severe storm on Tuesday evening. A,
heavy rein fell, viecoraparsted by vio-
lent wind. The damage, however, was
not ea greet AS tilfit Of the previous
vieitation. Fence.wer. Ward clOVvil
and the eastern portion of the roof 0
Mrs, John Preeteator's barn was Mown
ff Werhavenot-
theramnar being done.
Stephen and Eihnville football teems
played a game on Wes:mounds of Mr,
Pehitle ott-IThursdaY evening
resulting itt r. scorn of 3.--0 itt
fayorof$tpheu. 1Wegalue-tovin
Stepben boys defeated (loth -en and
Line„ taking at Grand Bend
on July lat. Wednesday Of last week
leo witneeeez game between- Stephi,
boy* and rairfleki, in ,416 " the
hornet won hi* dente of 1)-4 The
boys of the winning tette' Wilke' one
Put* ot Mrs. *owe ,
The news of the death of Mrs. Cecil-
Hooper,- _widow of thelate_WilJJarn
Hooper, which -took place in Buffalo.
N. Y.,. came as a surprise and shock to
her many friend's -here- on-lilendity
last. Mrs. Hooper had bean ailing for
someniontbs;but her condilion was
not in the least alarming or consider-
-
totea tr41etaHtoueehotddn
until about three weeks ago, It was
ihen_she_was taken-dowttand_vomeel-
le:Ito take herlietlmt uot even t
did her ease assume a serious nature
and sbe gave promise of recdveryr but
- a
wise•e en came mos an en-
ly. Mrs. Hoopent maiden name was
°mills Seen, daughter of Mr. John
Snell, who resides with his daughter,
Mrs. Bagshaw, and for the greater
part of her life lived in Exeter. About
four years 'ago sbe moved to Buffalo
where she has since resided. Possess-
ed of many good qualities the deceits -
of a ge ie who will
dee I roourn her sudden and unex-
.
months and $0 days old. Besides the
er,Barton and Loraine, (both of wtioni
were present at her death). also three
brothere--Eli, -Charles and George
Snell -and threesisters, Mrs. Bagshaw
re. a •ericTritriii1-3tee.
Fwd. er--renutitter-t rere-itritinght-
here from Buffalo by train Wednes-
day MOrtling aid
the funeral took
• ace ronitlichtatis. of Mr. A. -VOW: -
•AheXteter eelneter,..
the :same afterpoon. ,The remains
were accompanied here by her son and
daughter, and Mr. and. Mrs. Chas..
Ilyndman. - •
The wedding Season is at its height*
__pleaboutog4iousekeeping
..oxumwr-mt-r.
in order to help along those vette have
accepted each other, "for better or for
"'TWILL. BE FOR tiKrTSR," we
feel assured. if our liberal offersare taken.
advantage of.-
• Weecarry the largeitistock of furniture.in the County and will quote you
Ii'crclof friends
ed COMInall ed the respect and esteem prime that. cannot be beaten to ontatio.
/I:Wand Mis Pearoe, Mr. Dean and
daughter,_Beatrice, MiseViolet Flynn
Miss Beetricelrriend.-Mies-Edith Dan.
iels,-bliss Bessie Welsh, Mrs. Amos
Miss Steele, l•Irs. H. E. Tomlinso of
London; Mr. J. E. Dignan. Hamilton;
Miss Annie Flintoff, Clinton; Wm.
Muir, Waterloo; W. Moncur, Guelph;
Mrs WON n*Yiss Hamilton; Mr- Pkg.
BIRO and son, Reginaki, Norwich; D.
Spicer, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Braund
of Brantfituil, Miss Laura McCrea and
MizzTillie Wilkinson. Itelgrare; Mr,
and-illase Geo. Wilitite- St. Thomas;
Mrs. Bennett, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs.
John Coleman, London.
*kW? Potociists for July.
At the reactionary storm *Tied
Otitral on the 'itle*b and Oth.there
tegreatrehatillity-that-weicilF4rater
-upon a Period of Prolonged -disturb;
*nee.- --TWiteiridiceted-1,7-
ed Vulcan brace, blended with those
of Mercury and Mars in the stollen die: -
gram. After storing on the 7th and
lath and thh, change to pooler;, fair
weather may remit. but the thaupen
ere good that continued cloudy and
threatening conditions will prevell
until we enter the regular Velem,
tri:r centrel-on the
!Wu. ()may this period wcalid
ex-
tend from about -the -
hut under the combined finences of
Mary and Merritt., ths,e normal limits
will most likely be Dur.
day in London.
OM hoer -at -Sarnia,
returned home.
.."-iarespent-Ataturilay-2--suld
Sunday in London.
lirs.D. Gillis visited friends in Ham-
ilton during the week.
Mise Jakkeon and Mitts Sharp spent
the holiday in London.
Mrs, lteo and Mr. Elbert:, Spent Do-
minion My itt L.ctndon, _
Mb* LinkidertskWingh„ato, is visit-,
MissMary-Murray.,
Mee. Vale has returned from a visit
itt Glencoe and London. - -
Miss Dowitey, Eiceter °North, spent
the holidays in St. Thomas.
Miss Blanche Sheere IS in St. Thomas,
lititlegrher4srotheavAquilluo--,:7-4ic„,..,
- Miss Millie Martin, teacher at
-
Mies Specknent, Of Blenheim,. is the.
gueit of Mite Stella SOiekrnan-
Leeate on page.
anford ready-to-wear clothi
vorynornitmormurnorwity
Rwixt_, Set
Ztine—airt . # # • *
lied plate mirror, two ulna enti1e:7-
Sideboard drawers, large linen drawers and extra lexge
cupboard.
Extension Table Heavy4inciflutd leg, full e*tenmon.
Dining Chars, °S:r ve small chairs-Leether
Tkitetisiete rrutitit15 Itaf. 14 Oak atitit itivitimititti* tarot* tor $25
v."a, fo
James'had been
and worthily renietubered by the
linellibtrO„ of bis eiturcit at Mitchell
ThteAdeeteate of that teeth says: -
"Monday evening the Bible MO* and
time Dspertrnent Of the Methndist
storms and rains do notdominate the
weather, sueteiniel hest and hertfut
dryness .erill be preloriged;
of at9rm.and alninrmal weolbt.;0 wjfl
be experienced about the 14th to Jtb
atter whkkrhlrag barometer
and eh:mite to eotiler rIfl eoinerto most
Ilettee Vseetetetir.
The *AVM weather of Sunday (lid
not, pretest large congregetions itt-
ten-ding theJames Streetrhorai to
beat Ret. A. 11. OA* $1446 the
people an tbe oecaision'4,1iis litvt San.
dityasptstnrf*newpeilpk. la hie
Ing Werke Mr. 0
that thetelatione between
iitt, K F. BlITTPAIFIELD, of
recurste.N.Y. Believing lb claiCvoy-
ereJa.nogainztying
fact thAttbo doctor can ex in the
source and cause of your-die:we either
thental-nrilbyeteittend hat restored to
.hteilth keid ,bappinees many helpless
iiitelidtailtheir live,. Send lock of
bait, nam‘ age and thump to
EltPIELD,
tad *
vtiabed biro autd;
In their newfleldoi
was *leo mad the
eomn*tbe lotk,
titod. commurlity. avt then stit
bor Mt4tro** bad no intention Inf proot