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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1892-7-21, Page 8...e.eterereeeeeeeteeeteest. HILIORYf111111111051.1EWI Hats at half price at J.H.Grielte's• y bring e $5 per top in this Winnipeg Industrial Exhibition op ens on July 25. Binder Twine of different makes at Cobbledick and Tolland's. Some fields of fall wheat be this lo- cality will be fit to cut next week, MILBURN'S BREF,IRON AND WINE is recommended by Physicians as the best. Mr. William fiowaed has just coin pleted the brickword of Wood El'ose block, Special—Drew a line from the Lake Shore direetly east to Kippen and then by way of Stat fa and Cromarty to Ful- laeton and Russeidale, then south to Kirktort tniiVood1i m then WeSt a ga n to Clandeboy‘e and terminating bv way of McGuire, Mount Carinel,Corbeit taid GreenwaY at Grand, Bend you have the outside Boundary of the field whicb THE MART aims to cover with its goods nodous tamers. To secure this we have to keep a large supply and certaiely ttre not failing in this respect, Our store is literally crowded with goods and goliday Stock ready for seekers of Hol- iday Gifts. Every desire,able thing we could think of has been placed to meet our customers wants and no v we cor- dially invite them and their friends to call and pass a pleasant half hour in looking through. We wish to make our store worthy of Both our Customers and Ourselves and now with little fear ask for their verdict. Jim -GILIC+C+, THE MART. Exeter. BI BARqADIS 'AT • Pfhl 3laklIpt DRESS GOODS, PRINTS, SATEENS, CHALLISS, SILKS all .at the closest cut pviees during our great alteration eta sale. We begin enlarging' the • shop in two or three weeks. •°.' Stock MUST bere.deced before .47 the workmen take possession. Do you want a nice ordered suie? If you do we would like 0 a Great values in Men's and Boys' ready-made suit. See them while o ur great sale is on. Yes! We are still in the Grocery racket. Choice, fresh groceries Less than Aetna Cost We blush to acknowledge -4 oe. the feat that we are selling Choicest fresh groceriesfor less 0 than regular cost. But not below what they cost., NO!!! =0 We buy at claser prices than regular house do. a SEE CUR PRICES '14 and you evill admit that we are the • •Cheapest House in Western Ontario. to see you. We can save you .money sure. ''iT 3o1 duoS d N. os vpos asap spunod g 01 t7 A. Stewart. LOCAL JOTTINGS1 Personal ItIonti.in. Mr. Jonn Heywood, bricl layer. who has bean working at his trade with Mr • John Copp, of Seaforth, resumed home last week.—Rev. Canon Richardson, of the Memorial Church, London, was the truest of Mr. Isaac Carling the begin ning of the week.—Mr. Alfred Sheere, who is engaged at bricklayina in Vett forth, was in the village on Sunday.— Mr. Ed. Harwood is visiting relatiyes and friends in town.—Mr. Arthur Dav- is was in Loudon on Tuesday witness- ing the cricket match between London * and Chicago.—Miss Ella Mitt:In:11, of Marlette, Michigan, is the guest of Mr. and. Mrs. William Dearing, Sterizera__ Mx. Luther Gill and Mr. A. N. Hill, of Cleveland, are here visiting' relatives and friends.—Mr. E. IL .Johiisof &mirth, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank GUI. —Mrs* S. C. Carter, who has been the •guest of Mrs. Walt. Andrews for some time, returned to hex home in Rochest- er on Monday.—Miss Tata Crocke,r, of St. Marys, is visiting her mot-Intr.—Mr. M. Younge, of St. Marys, WAS iO town on Monday.—Mrs. D. Johns and daugh- ter visiad London on Tuesdtty.--Mr.C. B. Marsland, of the Molson Batik has re -...urned from Owen Sound wiore he has been tor some /Albert Snell, of St, Themes, is here on a summer va cation.—Mrs. Richard Bissett and two nhildren, k,f London, are visiting rela- tives and friends in town at present.— Miss Mame Sanders and Miss Eutith Myers were visiting in Detroit, alich en Saturday and Sunda,y, They • re.. turned Monday evening accompanied hy Mi6S Maine Billings,wlso will remain here for some titne.--flair. Henry Woos ter, of No. 1, Royal School of Infantry, London, and Mr, John Glanville, of London, are, still visiting at the resi dence of the latter's father, hare.— Ethel Emmett, of Toroeto, is visit- ing her sister Mrs. J. A. Stewart.— Via James Rameey, or trayeeelaa, pa - ed through towa on 'Monday certatte .ro Grand Bend where he will epeed f:ew daya—The folloteing deleeettion of Lebanon Ledge No. 1337 A 1& M , left this inoruitn.r for London; Rms. 11 II. Co flinsW fl 11Speck rne , Teat; O. A..K. McLeod, V M,t Clerk ;tenders, S W,, and W. favett, Yee Sale, A ri um bee of canary bi tele, Apply at thie office. Cheapest place in the county for hardware is at Cobbledick & Tolland •Exeter. DR. LOW'S WORM SYRUP remoyes worms uf all kinds in childien or adults. ChiLdi en Lry for h. Rev. E. aoftley, of London,htte takea charge permanently of lieusall circuit. St. Paul's church. Holy Communion will be adminis- tered in the Triyitt Memoriel church ou Sunday evening next, Cobbledick and Tolland have a large supply of binding twine whieh they are selling at exeoptionally low figures . The Voters' Lists for the Village of Exeter for the year 1892 shows that the aggregate number of voters is 565. Fprmers call and get prices of Bind er Twine at Cobbledick and Tolland's before purchasing. They are selling cheap. • Characteristics of HOod's Sarsaparil- la: The largest sale, the most merit, the greatest cures. Try it, and realize ite benefits. Messrs Bawden Bees., contractors, are busily engaged erecting a tine brick residence for Mr. Wm.. Snell on William street. See large posters annomielng the monsteraxcureicat to Sarnia and Re- turn. One of the cheapest rides ef the season. Fare 95e. With the burden ' of one 'hundred years upon his shoulders Upper Can ada is an exceedingly spry, lively and , . well-developed youth. The Dashwood stage comes into the yillage'via Hurorietreet west ,on ac- count of workmen repairing Stanlake's bridge on the Lake Road. On Saturday evening Mr. John Leathorn had the misfortune to fall down a flight of steps into his cellar. He esceped with slight injuries. • Flax pulling began in this section this week and thesboys will no have a chance to earn a few shekels. The crop this season is coaeidered a good one. You will mios a great bargain if you do not call and leave your order with J. H. Grieve for one of his $16 black Worsted suits. They are away down, • Mr. John Hawlshaw has beau im proving his residence witk a new coat of painaduring tae past week, and a porch has also been added at the front entrance. Are you going anywhere this sum- mer by ocean, lake or rail? If you are it will be toyour interest to call on Capt. George Kemp, Towel Hall, Exet- er. Special rates to theNorthwest. Money amounting to the sum of five dollars was taken trent a till in •Mr. John McInnis' flour and feed store last week. The gentleman has a suspicion who the perpetrators of the deed aro. Master Herb Ford had a large car- buncle lanced on Monday last whieh had grown to a monstrous oize on the chords on the back • of •his neck, and which caused him much pain .and hoes ef eleep. On Monday last a little child of Mr, John Taylor while playing around ac- cidently fell trite a tub of water, and. had it not been for the timely assist ince of other children, no doubt would have been drowned. Miss Carrie Brown, of Hyde Park, has just completed a quilt that • con- tains five thousand four. hundred and sixty patches. This is the seventh quilt she has pieced,.aud she has just passed her fifteenth birthday. Under the Act for the protection of the fisheries are the following. No ,por- Son shall take any speekled trout of less than five inches in length, nor a greater number than tifty on any •one day, under a penalty of $10 to e30. • 40 CENTS ...As an in.• to new subscribers, we offer the Anv0- cATE and the "Medical Adviser and nirrn Help" till the 1st of January, 1893, for 40 cent!. Send in the names. The rasdberry season has arrived and numbers of villagers can be seen daily wending their way towards the places where they are to be found. They are reported to be very plentiful, and nave been sold in the village dur- mb tne past week at 75 cts, per pail. • The 'bps which runs to Grand Bend Pork leaves every Tuesday and Satire- day- at 7 a.m., raining same evening'. Al! orders left at Christie's liver,v Sta- le or at H. Speckman's hardware store will reteive prompt atteation, Special irengereents can be made for family parties. Single fare 50c ; round trip 750. The new regulations of the Ontario School of Pedagogy require the t can- didates for professional high school and first-class certificates shall attend_ the school for four menthe and subsequent - le serve six months as high school as- sintatits before being allowed to Write on the prescribed examination for cer. tificates. Since July 1 tha limits of size , for peckers of patterns or samples of mer- chandise sera by post to all countries in the postal union are extended, and ere a$ follows; 12 inches in length, 8 inithet in Width, and 4 inelies in depth. For packets made lip in the form of rolls. the length limit in 12 inelo sand the dittnieter 13 itiehee, Bahea, eradles, • seythes, harvest gloves, and all other neeessaries for, the harvest seeson at Cobblediek and Follands. •, A meeting of the Cricket Club will be held to -night (Thursdey) at • 830 o'clock at Elliots office to arrange a match with Sarnia. Remember Grieve the tttilor is' hav- ing a 30 day sale and is sellinggoods at prices that will suit the peopleaCall and see for yourself. 'Ile centenary of Canadian Masonry will be celebrated in Toronto on Oc- tober 2, 3 and 4. It is expected that 15,000 Masons will take part. Workmen began excavating for the foundation of a school house on the grounds of the Triyitt Memorial chur- ch oe Monday. It is the intention to eon t n ue the work as speedily as pos. sible so as to have both buildiegs com- pleted this fall. •• The will of the late Richerd Box,who recently died in St. Marysatas been en. tered for probate, The executors are Rich, S. Box and Mrs. Carter, children of deceesed. The total yielue of de- ceased's property isteet down at $58,- 229.29, of which $12,000,is real estate. The laro.c residence which Mr, JO - anti Cobbl:dick intendserecting this !manner north of FJi T B. , Carling fine mansion has.been let to the follow ing gentlemen under tender.—Mr. ince Evans, brickwork; Dyer & Howard, carpenterwork; Jas. Down, painting, and Cudmore & Crocker, the. excavat- . mg. Carling Bros. take this method of warning these parties (two in number) who were visiting their wood pile this week, that they are welcome to a small portion, but they must not repeat it too often. The persons are known,and if such an occurance occurs agaiuoth or proceedings will be taken. Take a warning in time A deputation of Seaforth's Aldermen visited hereOne day last week for the purpose of inspecting' the Town Hall and ascertaining, the best suitable plans for the ere,ction of'dhall in the above town. They .ex,preesed themelyes as being sueprised to find our town Without waterworks' and electric • lights.' They claim their waterworks scheme was the best investment they ever made. Our Council should takn a leaf out of their book! The aroma of the tobacco leaf is so completely conserved in the manufact• ure of "Myrtle Navy", that age has no egect in dimieishing it; even after the plug has been kept for years it gives out full Raver under the combustion in the pipe, nellowed in tone by its .age and making the most exquisite smoke which tobacco can be made to give. Age, too, hardens the structure of tho plug and gives t� the tobacco, when cut, that almost granular ap- pearaece in which all tonnoisseurs de - Hatt. • he •statement is made that there is a big row among the .members' of the salt combine, and a law suit is the out- come. Last December the salt- manu- facturers formed a trust, and they all stuck to it until a few days ago when a Kincardine firm gave notice of with- drawal. The other members of the trust obtained an interim injunction from the County Judge cf Huron re straining this firm from breaking the combine, and the injunction will be fought out at Osgoode J1a11 hta few days. The display made by the polar lights or aurora borealis in the hoev- ens on Saturday night was One of the grandest and most brilliant ever seen here. An immense each spanned the sky near to the zenith, while behind it darted variously. colored and chauging' mellow lights that slibt'columnar rays .far southward, at the -end of which sheets of faint light flashed With elect- .. rieal rapidity and i,n dazzling fashion, Lovers of heaven's wonders sat up far into Sunday morning watching the play of the lights. • On Monday afternoon 50111e ashes were thrown on it tnanure heap near a satble beIongiug to Mr. L. It 'Dickson whicli were supposed to be cold. The inmates of. the residence were surpris• ed tbout one hour afterwards on going b the door to firel the hetip, of refuse in a blaze. .The fiame„s spread rapidly. and but for the arrival of SeVel•al citi zens would have so...,n been beyond con- trol. Pails were brought into use and a quantity Of water thrown upon the ignited debris which impeded further destruction of property. At no time is man secure from at tselts of much painful" and dangerous disorders of the stomach as 'Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Cramps, Diarrhcea, end Dysentery ; but theas complaints are perticularlY common during the heated term, when it is doubly danger- ous to neglect them. Perry Davis' Peal Killer is a remedy that has never failed when tried, and the seyerest at- tacks have been cured by it. It leaves no bad effects, and invariably brings relief to the sufferer. Every reputable druggist In the country sells Perry Dais' Pain Killer. Large size New Bottle, price 25e. A large number from here attended the Lawn social on Tuesday eveniug at the residence of '.1fr. Aclatn White- ford, London Road, w hien wis giVen ender the auepice,e, of the Ladies' Aid of Cavell Presbyterian Church, Free . . 'bussea were in r alting to carry all who wished to attend the .gatbering. The lawn was beallt.ttaily illetninated and the premistm Wel'e taetefully decot. a ted width 'added much to all Who' were in seareh oUpliinsure. A repast of raspberries andeream with othe,r delicacies was spread upon several tab lee, a nd when eeeh one had partaken heartily amusements of Vali01111 Otht!,1' SalirCeS Wete indulged in. Numbers from Hensel' and surrotteding country were present and at about 1080 an other etaminer 01 araligernallt was brotight to a close, Mrs, Clara Wilson, who, some tiulo Igo, pleaded guilty to !lain. in - adult, ere' with, Alexarider Eossenberry, bath parties be0g. from 'Zurich, and who has been in St, Clair County jail SinceTawaiting sentenee, was Wa- co, before Judge Vance at Pot '1-1u.ron Saturday moraine', when he suspend. ed sentence, providing she would re tern hone with .her hasbend.. 'She gladly accepted the alternative, The. Chicago District Tumors, clitim- hie; to represent 5,000 citizens, have passed resolutions in condemnation of the action of the United States Senate with regard to • the closing of the World's Fair on Sunday, The reeolu- tion declares that sitcfr action means the inevitable falling. off of at least 12,- 000,000 admission tickets. A delega- tion Of representatives of South Side societies' was held to .protest against the action of the Senate, the call hav- ing been issued by the Rheinlander Fund. A very sad and melancholy .mishap which causes much discomfort in whose family it May happen, came up on Eva, the grown up daughter of Mrs Piper, of this piece. She has for some time past been saffering severely from fits which has at last resulted in a ease Of insanity. Oe Tuesday Met, Piper had occailion to leaYe the house for e few hones, and shortly after her depart inc the deranged girl took the young- est.child of the house into the yard and commenced pounding' it with a scrubbing 'brush, arid no doubt would have killed the Unfortunate child had it not been for the timely Assistance of Mrs. Thos. Snell; who heard the cries and went to its resene, Dr. Rollins was afterwards summoned, and exam- ined her and pronounced her unsafe. She will be removed t� Goderich to -day (Thursday) and from there to the Lon don Asylum. at antea. Nearer too late to mend. 5000 pairs of boots and shoes that need repairing to be left at the leading boot and shoe stere next door to the post Office, G. C4aaell-amb. elarTaanks. The managers of Cayen Presbyter- ian church beg be return sincere thanks to the musicians for their able services at, the lawn party on Tuesday evening. An Owner Wanted. A parasol was left at the butcher shop Of Mr. D. Davis a few days were The eight party calling. at this °fate, proving property, and paying for this notice can have the same. Be a litssionary. How often in church, lecture -room or theatre one will notice the shoulders of a good-looking and welatitting gar- ment plentifully besprinkled wfth Dandruff. Be a missionary and tell people that Anti Dandruff is guaran.: teed to remove Dandruff with three applications. Stet: 'List. Mr. John Snell has recovered suffic- iently from Iiia illness to be out ag,ain. --Mr. John HawksIlaw's health is im proving slowly.—Mr. David Johns has been ont fora drive during the past week: his health is improvinge—Mrs. Joseph Bawden was suddenly taken ill on Monday evening. with cramps and was not expected to recover. She is now on the mend. Part of the New Crintittal Code. • Everyone"is guilty of an offe,nce,and liable,on.summary eon' ictiotato a pen• elty net exceeding $50 who sells or gives any pistol or air gun, or any atn- munitiow therefor, to a minor under the age of 10 years uuless.he establishes to the satisfaction of the justice before Whomhe is charged that he used reas- onable diligence in endeavoring to as- certain the .age of the minor before making such saki or gift, andthat he had good reason to believe that such minor .was not underthe ageof O. 2. Every6ne is guilt y Of an onnee, and liable, 60.sammery convietion,to a pen- alty not exceeding' $25, who sells any pistol Or air 'gun withent keeping a re- cord of such sale, the date thereof, and the hamer of the purchaser, and of the maker's name or other mark by which such arm maY be 'identied. 4111111•0111=0, rIl TRY StEcluniACI 25on T. M.111[111ill E. J. spackiliall 81 Cos SANIWEtrUS BLOOKI EXETER, I) i'litItortic,lsooncIox7eTebA t 110111 that sohneeeptiznas which he styled "a mountain goat", and on being asked why he did this he said: "the public liked to be humbugged" Now we do not propose to adopt this plan of HUMBUGGING the ''"'UBLIC by exhibiting a mountain goat, but simply to STATE FACTS which we are prepared to carry out at all times, when a mer- chant tells you he isp•ivinc, away goods you can count to a moral certainty ,on the statement being false, or when a mer- chant sells you an article at or below costyou may depend that Ile will Rolo it up [HI SoRottillg else before he gets through with you. There must be some profit or a merchant can't live,tut Carling Bros'. Stock Must Go and therefore we offer everything at the very smallest margin of profit consistent -vh.th honest and fair dealing. Tne best discount we can offer is 5 per cent of for cash, WE SOLICIT A CALL. L Butter 13 cts; Eggs 10,2 in trade. 1•11111••• sti.P.1311491•1111e1•01. OS. GARDEN AND All Kinds of FENCE LAWN °VIERS. LA ASTINE in all Shades. AISY 0 URNS. Full line of Tinware, Cheap, for Cash at BISSETT BROS. IRES. 1111Sm puziocizBt;iu r..t,,A;17,7:Ft640BlusEter14 Still takes the lead in the Furn- iture business. I am too busy to call an pcople in /iced of furniture, but please diup in my Icarercoms and see my stock and I wilLtry and suit you in this line. Oriereci, worl . neatly done on shortastnotice. Remember I have also a• handsome line of , Undertaking Goods - always on band. Any calls in this line will be promptly attended to and satis- faction guaranteed every time, Stand next lifolson's Bank. ROBT. N. ROWE. IMMISICOMMOVIVOI. T.IITOSITna.e.,121.91A1M.11.1•Jr....11.140.11.1 GEO. A. el HINDMAN, hill Exeter, 11.1111-1.11MMI•r•MMMOMMI.111.1 TEAS jlE BEST AlsiD COFFEES. • EVERY PE1 ,1\1 SI-101ILD Br. GailaREI Smiltorg ignip filler. It is better than all others. • TEN REASCP S WHY: 1.—It will not get out of order. is cheaper than any other Can. 3.—It Will last five times as long as any ordinary lamp filler. 4.—Because it is nen eoreasive, as it 'is zinc and tinwhich form a mag. ileac action and keep it from eorroding. 5 ---It will di) the work in one-fourth of the time,. 0.—It will not soil the floor ;aid shelf. 7 —It never sweats oil. 8.-11 gives you perfect control of the oil. 0,—It 15 alw:irs neat tind safe, 10—It will strengthen the lungs. This Can has been exttatined by experts and pronounced to be the best thee ever saw. 1121147e neevithY, Iteliabi6 ate.. Chea. They are *anted in every house where coal oil is Used The fastest selling article in the market, 00BOLEDICK& FOLLANDi '