HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate., 1905-08-03, Page 8inclu
ttakeis-tic
ors* to
Wattefltozi
en
_Fore° eente, Paid in !farm" you
-frieretwiltrece-
omit WWI' the -61a of
--Extraetof Blaelabermissaurerein '
ed y for diarrhoea and dysentery. Sold
by a LutrArtiggist, Rector.
$R 00:6100A-- -satani
flo you *offer from tired, *ore_ or
p iring feet2 If so Wm Foot nose.
It will give relief. Sold by O. Lutz,
Druggist, Exeter.
The AnyoexTE is the proper place
to secure your printed wedding
tstions-in the verynewest style. Of
paper. type and workmanship.
Parents and Guardians will please
see that all town student* desirous o
-•entering either -
c1irsaesiarJJieSeptemhertertn,_re
ter ith the Secretary not liter t
e flrst day of August • As only
num
can be received registration should be
made with the Secretary on or before
the I5th day of August. •
_ C44 cotteit_e
Peak' itili' . I poitL0
n4 an
, litt-,..'
ab�uthe
ilic '
0i .
week to eontibue hIa htrite dem
pils lo musle. Mr. Jouee bas been
.morethett usualtrairoceasful as an er-
n
Mr John 0. zAc, ot Seafortb, ba4
been appointed clerkof the Second
'Court of the County of UUM431 vice,
John Beattie, resigned. .the siPPoiot-
inent took effect on the 1st tit AnUlte
Two busloads of Mainstreet Leag."
um* were at Omnd Rend on. Wedges -
day attending the summer. school be-
ing conducted there this week. Salt.
eral members of the. James et.
attend Afzi-day.,
Perm:Mils and other Italie ans always.
welcome and go along way in making
* local pellet splcy. Don't find Wit
et. lir- theirna
' -mes---
yov-to
our office.; We *ill do the rest and
appreciate your Moaner*.
, 'The_Zuriclaterstid last week
itailitesstone. IVIren the
• eatatibibedslit years Since it
*as not exPecied-tesitectiate-the-de;
gree that ltbas. Wecongratulate the
Man •*Oat or the nest little paper
Spriektrir
encam_pment-representatite;
an Misiere. Well johns anit-S. A.
Poplestone,'subordinate lodge repres
entativee, will next week attend tbo
ratid,Enerunpmen
•
r -
By being throwntron3 -a n
front Ohm reel4ence on Tuesday 11t.
Geo. Olidmore received a severe shak.
frig up, 'He narrowly Oct ,-*Olk-
ing a -post in the 4 t, the mew
quence of which migbt have 'weaver/
*Mous, As it Ube suffers coneldez.
ably simis the haat
, ,
Mrs. Isaac Bawden, who has bean
visiting in town for the past six,
received word Tueedayrnorningoftbe
•'ffliTelittfeteanCseil' orriti;
irof-Merantl,Mrx-Arelii—S-e nakTrit=
Saskatoon, Sask. She left the same
evenin for strathor.from where she
W go o er Koine urinakittooti.
If ou mot to mike an, ell -rounds
• -for-nothing tough of your boy
list butt., in mid take his side on every
*ch-omee_upbetweetFiri
epartum
,c itc/iell has secured
of no mean abiliq and a gen
every reormet.
The Arnrooar.ra.... and it* star
will holiday nett •ititeetc; comm.
qUently no paper *Ill be printed,
The rake will be Open and the
job department In operation.
esteirsi isseltate,
The Woman's Institute will bold
:reading room ot----411e-Tritin Hall, -o
Friday, Aug. 4, at 8 o'clock. Subject,*
for-discussiont-Preeeriing
Sal -
..d. and Tomatoes.
fieryelliV
Xi**. • .
Ititer-treeas Vault Ifteatie
Souvenir l*ist cards -that is, cards
other. than the regular official Cana.
. • it-etwitv •
ettunpro hey win--o-to-t.
Dead Letter oftice. It,ia it. -.useless:
or meple, o senit-figinite or picture
•crirthwithout tbe cent stamp. It is'
mistake AO think they .do not require
containa the appended particulars of
t e marriageof Dlr. John A. Gregory,
who has been Vending:A-few --du
here with hi* went*, ran -*ad Mre.
Thetis. Gregory. John Albert kept the
affair very quiet, the announcement
of the marriage being a complete sue,
prise and his little Stay here was only
considered as one of his mutual, visits:
"Armlet but happy event took place
this aftereami at the residence of Mr.
Arthur 31cLurg,1851ileninuth avenue
when his sister-in,law,, Miss Ida 0:
Phillip, became the bride of Mr. John
G
are troubled/with rata
should Of the toiler Info One who
bas tried eaysisOtt a large number of
old sliingletTput* half* teaspoonful of
roolasees4ach, and on that., with my
of: ntret lye. then placed the
poc et knifiertrraped*.sinall amount
old •inglearound ' the atabis Bow*
and under the crib.. The next -morn-
ing"( found forty dead Wei and the
rest left the farm for parts unknown.
4.-,,haveeleareditiatipfarrn
ri-this-wayeinithaveLtiever--known--1
to fails"
twos Otd tkiyiVeitteli
-itlevrottherspeci
London Old Boys' Reunion next. week
are here mentioned for the .benefit -of
readers who may wish to, visit London
andseeanTparticnlarpartof thetleje,
,
v, W. J. tiIark,irr the
pree-
ence of the immediate friends and rel-
atives. After the cereMer-4-' Mr, 0,n4
-MrsAtreiloryieftleribewistrftillow.
ed by the best Wishes of . their many
Mends in this oltIr. Mr. Gregory is
engaged in the real estate bushman. In
which he has made a sitcoms." The
Advocate wishes them & bright and
Baturday morning TWA, at -the-
early hour of 740, the Thvitt -Mentor,
ial church was the scene of an Inter-
eatin sivent4.the-oecasion—belo • it
a - diffr
,n epersono 'its iii
Sweet, ilanghter of Mr. rurd Sirs, 3m..
.S.weeL_L_The.--heppy---Mee
Stewart McCallum, of ir,lonilon. Only
the immediate relatives. were invited
but many -others 'also witneeeed the
ceremony, _which vita _performed by
Rev., Mr. Doherty, of Healani MiSa
Minnia MKIftlitilin and 10. Prank
Sweet, sisto and brother of the gmoin
and bride, reepectieel • assisted the
- s
If you want to get comfort and
pleasure Outer that shady 'porch or
verandah youwant one of our Rattail
waremdrdeWctttbiesertlttie
tbigfor ranparior•baoriwa.
ROIVE & ATICEN$ON
IFT017 have a fart", bouee and
hit, or real _estate of any des
-criptinn for sale, or - 'Koh - to
buy any such property, you cannot do
better than place your 'WANT, with
the proprietors of the A nvoceigtrovhci
have unequalled opportunities for the
-handling of yourreal-estate.
for terms. They are eas7.7-Sailosite
Cessica.
Dr. 13utler, London, will be at the
0etitra144ete1y-, '
nrtTheoitt
consu reffor-Z. y 'MreArird--g
Stewart is not in Vie produce costbine.
He is,paying 17r. for Maw and 17c.
—
fr,qg
tohave a good start to the penitenti-
ary, be sure and let him knew that he
cau7.41WaYa-dePei4,Atoon your.asaist,
*nee trryttlateverliOtitde he may get
into right or wrong.
Ititi.interesting to rgite that no few-
er than 12,000 animals will beon slew
at.the onetime in ther.tetildin_gsand on
it-reti ride of the Canadian National
Exhibition. from • August 20th to Set)..
tembeellth. This vast total is made
up o w ve hTiiEiiliff Ilorses
eight or nine hund ed cattle, eleven or
I. I I
.
Park, playing ofmasseil_ban* de. 0
r
military tattoo. Tutted*
otheit'Porti; Illtthikiatfonof
Springbank. Wednesda
day; parade of Seventh Regimen
bayonet, sword and othercontestssind
*Porta, Thursday -frit& Benevolent
yxtieuie-to Port .Stanley .IrrV
dglr and Siturday-:-Grand Quoitinft
Tournament
SeCond eeriest of the baud
nett .nuitches heti:heed eonclude&*nd
• oilifiretterlierles, Aftietiehttik.
Irf,*10.%
AP
Mem' Porocasta for Await
A regular Vulcan storm period be-
gins on the, 4th, is central on the tith
' and extends - to the Oth, • Cloudiness
and general *torte conditient will
• gather early in the periods. 414 rein_
with wind and •thiteder,wiltitasa eatt.‘,
Nanny* cro. - 401317-th*
-4th to the 8th. By Ah'e
storms of this Vulcan period will have
paseed off to the Atlantic wittithe
change to fair and cooler weather
close on their heels. The llth and
12th are reactinnary storm dates and
develop arid pass w • St
the conntry on 4114-10
days. We eitittilater that the effect of
the regular Irtite4,0 Stead period, .est -
tending from the 15th, to 12th. will NIP.,
gin as early as the 14th, Rain, .thun.
der MA *hid Will *Mt rainy ports.
dnringtbis same period, notably OS
and touching the 1st b.• Cooler yristitk.
et. will follow *hoot the likla to 210t.
Earlhquztkesin-Mit* ,pertii-or4be
•
earth, with tided- waves- and•-inktaller,
;disturbances will be reported during
storm period._ -
previous to cutting gave promise of a
heavy crop, has been found to be much
case With the liter atiWitt wheat- Ear-
lier wheat is a better temple. The two
or three excessively hot" dart
third week of July are given as the
cause. Wheat, which Was then MS -
Lured, blood, but what was then in a
soft and pulpy condition has shrunk
- much in maturity.
even(ngSoerftrall tiro'Whither--krewe
-
" Going In bre Sunday
log scored what he called the
modern tendency of the Agricultural
Pairs in drifting fronithe ehow of the
products of eoil and shop to the cittua
rforsnanee While the tendency
-dhgati"et..
the aovernitient * the
•ifortaotrair &rectal* tol,lity .
' mid thef elimination ofthe-gm-eh' gag -
'Temente, and the furtherance of full
and Choice exhibits of the products of
'the 0040trr. • • )
terribly sudden death on Thurs.
oved one of Ottelplea most
men in theposort of Wm. A.
Menegee of the Simnel* Brewt'
ing n4.11altingeo. and son of Mr.
There was not'the Slightest pre-
riimiitioti of his dem* until about six
o'clock that gasped
for breath and before help arrived lie
theciuee. Deceased wag weU.kuowii
throughout Ontii o and learesa wife
and thtfteblidren#
Leat week we received kind lirele
tittteLi from the genial taker of the
tto-etteritt the eflyer or
26th atMiv
der the
Ti livid
= e-oemes-Ofthe-playerl -etre-
4rawn in pairs, and a committee, sisting Of the Hem President, Vice-
- Id
t-,-ftetere41M-47S'Owltrei,"fixes
-
theiciiiiditions-oriOtt •whiclutich pair .
obeli play by giving the weaker nom
a, number of points to start with. The
fame Is titific in the semi-finals when
the five winners play off, and again in
the finals. thie way the pairs are
more evenly witched and more inter-
esting games aro a Lmasequence..
thirdireftesliekbeencommenced.
Orstat-.11.11
Tb* bffirle lat • Arr#,--and- -Mrs. -Attlee
Willis, Exeter North, was on Vitedne*
day evening last the scene of the
mar-
riage of their dieighter, Jessie E. ,tnd
Geo. T. Grant of yirfitford. Orifir the
it. The• ceremopy:
o TO was gowned In -it dresit nf
cream Silk eolienne over white taffetta
while her sister, Miss Adelia, Who act-
ed as. bridistnatrit • wore a beautiful
gown- of flowered *oiler. Mr. Edgar
Will!., of Winnipeg, *Witted the
'groom. A dainty supper was *treed
atter the teremony. Mr. and Stmt.
Grant left left &cols -Monday, hy boat for
theNAVM,Ithere-Mr.._Orantivill cow:
duct &general store. The many Mends
of the bride.,extend• hearty tt0rolitatoS,
Voila and wieli tbe young couple
many y and prosists 3r,sara.,ef
-
"
The two rink* of the Exeter Lk**
Bowling •Club, wholsceepted the HS
Invitation of the St. mato
and viait4 the stone onWedes-
day,dity af list week, returned *tete
'bdt With' eiteelletit-
, • • tott4 e • owl
tTbeift!' bOillti& et, ti
by a delegation of the SL Marr* e-Iub
bride. Ttie bride* ',predate dress was
of champagne silk eolienne trimmed
w . ... -
trave_ - ng Arose was of n. and
chiunpagne voile... • -. The ridesmaid
wit* dressed in cream. Miss Irmo was
dreseed 10 pitik-and'tTeanna con:ttrir
f • . 1
te,k the train for their uture owe in
London, amid the welt wishes of their
eongritiilations and best wishes,
Ptasolitatioak
On Sattirdiy afternoon lest a pre*.
entation was glade on the Bowling
the...xectory to J. Bawden,
one of the four raenin the torious Ridgetown rink at the recent
London- Bowlin rt_Olub TeignamAot,
iddireiMiTolkorita
To JOHN Ileinntzt, ESQ.,
Wer-4berinembete-
Scnitt,20143"er-,.....441fftw
es
;UR% offer Con:Wiliur sincere
eonnattilitgOtrAti -mist
for being aunember of the now far-
famed Ridgetown rink which won.,
higheatniionorit,.-7thiv4-1ste7A.ondon
Bowling (nub Tnurnainent... Botb,_19.
and your brother, IsPete7, being EXa,
terbort, we join with Ridgetown in
Complimenting you on Your victory
and trust that the, glory with which
you have covered yourselves , may be
an incentive to win higher honor in
the -grand old fcSale-Ot4,1101Wittlit."
„it 1.fuir-Presti1tiW
19.41,44tedisnr P
After tbe address -hit& been read by
. PreildefitMilliiititriiidue.
ed Miss Katie Collins to Mr. Riterden
and she- presented -to -him In the mime
of the club a magnificent bouquet
whilb Mr. Bawden suitably ocknow-
fil
• -
victors el. t Seene.:-Exeter 10
net yprou • wolionait. t . wo
*dens, for their share of the note-
orthy victory of the Itidgetoive rink:
Some tilnety-one ritike.froin-Aliverte•
of Ontario competed fiir the prise, but
*they Were *It downed by the magniti.
cent, steedy.reliable,relentlese playing
'of the victors. They liaite_lieen con.
gratiilated on all sides and wee44.
nur *bilk
Our showing ofCravenette Coats is ofthe new-
est designs, style and Watt. Ask to see them.
Dining Roo* %lairs' fion44 a set to $15.
-Dinfiii gown Tali* from $6.50 to $22.
.Si:deboatds. from $19'.,00 to 132.00
11 I