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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1892-12-29, Page 14mpor a t Dike On `l 1 tli" D:A.Y, FRIDAY, SATURDAY', of this week a Customers ]benefit 1.$ale will be.held at the `Mart, when.' a Straight' .discount of 0 per:ce .t will be given on all Fancy Goods pil chases of" y1.00 and upwards. Other than Customers will be allOved 20 per cent only. CUSTOMFRS' will please ask for Benefit TICKETS. JOHN GRIGG. The BInkr1,11,11, Ston. Now's . . Your .... Fortunate. Chalice All Fancy Goods carried over from Xmas at the tt Big Bankrupt Store His Half Priceall we want. They must go. DOLLS, BOOKS, PHOTO ALBUMS, liassagi INK STANDS, WRITING TABLETS, FANCY GLASSWARE, rulmi FANCY LAMP, CUPS AND SAUCERS. rneit must be sold before New Year. See The Handford was preached in the Jaynes St. Methodist ehureb, on 81111day taste 3e•c:are£ut and: not accept bills on the Royal Canadian Bank and Ex- change Bank as they are of no value, 'The banks having failed, McDonell Bros. will sell a. t greatly reduced prices their entire stock of hardware, stoves, tinware, paints, oils, glass Sze, for the next two weeks. The Lnean Record has changed hands. Bryant Bros. have sold the paper andbusiness to Mr. W. H. Bo den, of Toronto, who is a practical printer. Owing to the rush of job work dur• ing the pasttwo weeks we were un- able to issue our paper on the usual day, but we hope our many subecri- bers will kindly bear with us. eDonoll Bros,; changq of "•ad:' A meeting of the Biddulph District, I, funeral sermon of the late lsaao(L.0•L., will' be held in Crediton on Tuesday neat at 1.030 a.m. A full at- tendanee is requested. 'New 7aoarsgift for tho Rector's Worse, Mr. Geo, Case, on boltalf of himself Messrs Peter and Adam Case, Mrs,Ben Carse and Mr, Thos, Hawkins, took over 30 bushels of oats to Rev Fred Hellin; Fatt, last week. Tea And. Dinner Sets . For Just . 4Half . Value . H . ste cart. LOCAL JO'ITINGS. Clearing sale for the next two weeks ,at McDoneil Bros.-Bissett's old stand. The thermometers registered 12 .degrees below zero on Wed morning last week. Remember the Christmas Cantata in the New Church'Hall, Friday next 6th ;oto morrow.) Geo. Viet ers,the alleged Mitchell em- bezzler, was again remanded for eight days at Stratford Tuesday. A vote was taken here on lvtonday for the establishment of a House of In- dustry and was approved of by a large majority, Hood's Pills cure constipation by re- storing the peristaltic action of the ali mentary canal. They are the best fam- ily cathetic The,'joints and muscles are so Tub- see/paten by Hood's Sarsaparilla that all n,heumatism and stiffness soon disap pear. Try i t. All parties indebted to McDonell Bros will kindly call and settle on or before the ISM January as they posi- tively:leave town on that date. Mr: R.' J. Flerning' will again 'fill themayor's chair in Toronto. He was reelected by an overwhelming ma- jority,°x8,120, with one division miss • . lug. Cull early and get some of the great bargains offered by McDonell Bros, as r theypositively leave town on Jan,, 18tiii ° Remember the spot.--Blssett's old stand:- 'Montreal, August 4th, 1891. My head was literally full of Dand- ruff"a'nd nothing applied gave visible relief until using Anti -Dandruff, a few applications of which has so thoroughly remawed the da,rclruff there is not a gr°a:into be found. W. H. O'RxGAir,' By Mail Clerk. The "Myrtle Navy" tobacco is not burdened with the usual costs which swel1'the price of most articles to the consuaner, the firm employ no travel- lers whatever, their orders come to them instead of being sought by them The merchant sloes not require to keep a large stock' on hand swelling its price with interest, for the factory it an immediate source of supply to him, at the Bost of a postal card or at most a telegram. He loses nothing, therefore h from being overstocked, The article is a.sampie one, for whi.eh there is as constant a demand alas for wheat or flour, and the merchant can therefore sell it at the minimum rate of pro- fit. Mr. Chas. Senior, of Blenheim, form erly of Exeter, has been elected Dep. uty-Reove of that place by art over- wbolixning majority. There were three candidates is the field, Mr. Seta for polling 94 more votes than the oth er two combined, This speaks highly for our old tliend.. The Boys. Boys should always have some quick and sure remedy for Sudden attacks of Cramps, Diarrhea, or Dysentery, for a Our jolly newsboy wishes to return physician is not always near, and an his hearty thanks to our many sub- hour's delay in cases of this kind often leads to serious results. Therefore par- ents should have on hand a supply of PERRY Davis' PAIN KILLElt, which is as etiieacious as it is simple and harm• less. Directions are with each bottle, and one dose rarely fails to bring re- lief to a sufferer from any bowel com- plaint, New size 25e Bottle, full 2 oz. The Salt Industry. The Secretary of the Canada Salt As. soeiation has supplied the following for publication The Canada Salt Associa Mon dissolved on Saturday 31st. Al- though the prices charged by the as- sociation have been exceedingly mod- erate, and 'notwithstanding the fact that the large bulk of traders are ful- ly in sympathy with the arrangement note on section 54 of the Liquor lei - scribers owing to the new wells that are scribers for the liberal way in which they responded to his New Year's call. From the donations received his servi- ces as Carrier must have been highly appreciated. Geo. MeMilan, of Morrisburg, is the owner of ora of the fattest pigs in Canada, yes, in the world. Only 18 months old, weighs 965 pounds, 11 feet 11 inches from tip to tip, girths 6 feet 6f inches, stands 9' hands high. He eats well and is still poor in flesh. His footprints in sand are like those of a cow, Five hundred dollars has been offered for hitn. There is considerable difference of opinion on the question of liquor drink- ing during prohibited hours. In a cense Act, Judge Sinclair, a recognized , coming into epelation at 1ltooretown, authority- on the Act, says: "It is gen eraily supposed that supplying liquor to the members of the occupant's fam- ily, or lodgers, in his house, is not pro• hihited," but "it is expressly provided that no sale or other disposal shall be made" during prohioited hours "to any person or persons whomsoever, except for medicinal purposes, and even then the liquor shall not be drunk on %the premises, except by the occupant, or some member of the family,,or lodgers in his house." No one, not even the landlord, has the . right to enter the barroom during prohibited hours, i'ex- cept.for some necessary domestic dut- ies." Our municipal election is over and the ratepayers of the town have ex pressed pretty clearly their views and wishes through the ballot box—the im- portant question of who is to be our. town "fathers" for '93 is now settled. Whether the choice in all cases is wise or unwise, will be decided by the fu- ture course of those to whom the rate- payers have entrusted the manage- ment of our affairs for the ensuing year. We think the result of the con- test, upon the whole will proye satis- factory. Of course, as is often the case, good men have been left at home. One thing ,the new council will have to exercise great economy in the man- agement of town affairs if they succeed in providing for liabilities already in curred, make street and other ;im- provements and keep the rate of taxa- tion down to its usual standard. An- other matterwhich needs careful con- sideration --and that in the near fu- ture—is a better lighting system, Whatever our town is behind in, we believe the matter of a good lighting system, should come under the "first order of new business" and we think the ratepayers are in accord with us. Hoping this matter will receive due consideration, we wish our "dads" for '93 a prosperous New Year, and may their administration be such that ev- ery ratepayer may be more than satis- fied. Seaforth Dye Works. All orders for the. above Dye Works can be left with E. H. Fish. Boy Wanted. A good smart boy wanted to learn printing. Apply at this office. harm„for Sale. The undersigned has several first class farms for sale on easy terms. J. SPAC$MAN, Exeter Windsor, etc., it was felt impossible to continue. The salt manufacturers feel especially aggrieved that a public institution like the C. P, R, which owes. its inception and its present existence to, the large sums of money that have been given to it by the taxpayers of the Dominion, should condescend to en- ter into a needless and wasteful corn- petition•in the manufacture of , salt. The prices at which salt can now be obtained will be low enough to satisfy: themost patriotic patron of the indus- To Dleetors of the Village of Exeter. I wish to thank a large majority of the electors of Exeter,who kindly gave me their votes and support on Monday. I regret defeat more on their account that on my own. During the past year Iha`eeudeav oitred to do what was right both by the elector who works for the corpera tion and the elector who pays for the work. It has also beeu my endeavor to. promote the interests of the village at large. I am pleased to state that the .eons mittee appointed to secure a foundry for the village, has been, so far, sue cessful in their arrangements; that it should be an accomplished fact in the near future. I wish Exeter every pros.' perity. WM. BAWDEN. Personal Mention. Geo Easterbrook, of Burlington, for- merly of Exeter, is visiting friends in town.—Mrs. Stoddart, of Port Hope, re- turned -home e-turned-home Saturday after visiting friends and relatives in this vicinity for the past two ' weeks.—Mr. Thomas Beaman, of Brantford. who has been spending a few days in town, returned home on Tuesday. -Miss Annie Hills, of London, was the guest of Miss Annie. Year's Weekes for New ear' s Da.Y -Miss Susie Sweet, of Detroit, who has been spending Xmas 'under the parental roof, returned to Detroit on Monday.— Miss Minnie Sweet, London Road,is at present visiting relatives and friends in Biddulph.-Mr. W. E. Sebtt, of Lon- don, who has been visiting friends in town during the past week, returned on Monday evening -Charlotte and. Alice Peterson, together with their brothers, ' Aifred and Nelson, spent their Xmas holidays with friends in Hyde Park. -Ed. Sanders, of. Clinton, was in town on Monday to exercise his franchise. -Mrs, Jas. Gale, wife of the editor of the Bowmanville News, ac- companied by daughter Edna and Master Fred, are visiting her sister, Mrs. T. A. Brown —Miss Etta May Wanted. Hawl:sham, of Detroit, is visiting. Never too late to mend, 5000 pairs of friends at home. -Miss Annie Gregory boots and shoes that need repairing to and Miss May Gill are - home from be left at the leading boot and shoe Mitchell,—Bert Gridley visited friends store next door to the Post -office. in Sarnia last week.—Mrs, Alb. Pear son, who has been the guest of her brother, Mr. John Taylor, returnedto her home in London Tuesday night.— Mr. Abel T\Talper and fa..ily went to Berlin Tuesday morning:. -B. Ruston She got the Diamond. "I cannot accept yourrecommdation, Sir,” saida lady to a druggist, who wished to sell a package inferior dye instead the reliable Diamond, "I have left on Saturday Iasi for Brantford.— used the Diamond Dyes for years, and Wallaee Flicks visited friends . here know from experience that they are during holidays and returned to the best ;if you do not sell the Diamond Brantford Tuesday.—R. Eacrett and. I must look :elsewhere" The lady got G. Baker went to Wingharn Tuesday the Diamond Dye. If all ladies were night.—Miss Grace Penhale is visiting as particular, there would be no fail- friends iu St.'Thomas and Woodstock. ures in home dying. -Mrs. A. A. Lind, who •hag beery, ,the. Vence. guest of her sister, Mrs, Dan Dyer, for The annual meeting of the Stephen the past week, returned to her home & Usborne Agric'l Society will be held in London Tuesday 'evening. -Mrs, in the Town Hall, Exeter, on Thurs.. Campbell, of London, }vho has ;been dJanuary 12rh 1893, at 2 o'clock p visiting friends near Hensel), returned may, ,,for the,purp se ofelectingPresident borne Tuesday night. --Mrs. George Vice -President and Directors f r the Thomas arrived home Tuesday night ensuing year. All members and in fromCobourg, where she visited friends terested parties are cordially invited dining Christmas holidays.—Miss' Tay. to attend, A meeting of the Directors for arrived home, Tuesday night from will be held. at 10 o'elocic on the same St. Thomas, where she has been visit day and place. A. G. DYnn, See'y. ing relatiyes.—Miss Edith Brown left for Mt Forest Tuesday morning.—Mrs. It's so. (Rev.) Ramsay, after visiting friends There are men whom editors love. here during the past week, returned to When they meet you they give your Mt, Forest Tuesday morning. -Messrs, hand a shake so hearty and genuine Luther Braund and Chas Man ing' that it does you good. They never al- left for Cleveland, Ohio, Monday Tight. low their subscriptions to run behind,—Mrs. 1). Johns and Miss Joh rston rarely fail to leave something., of inter went to St. Marys to visit friers on. est in the line of news, and occassion- Saturday last.—Mrs, D. ' Wrigh: and ally bring a new subscriber. They al- Mrs. Marchmont left for `„Alma, chi' ways speak a good word for the paver and in a thousand ways render them selves indispensihle. We have the names of a number of such men on our subscription book. IF YOU WANT TO TRAVEL through life by the rough stages of coughs, colds and consump- tion, be careless of , yourself during tike damp, cold weather and DON'T use Allen's Lung Balsam for that nasty cough of yours. But if you'd like to live to a green old age in health, and consequently in happiness, use Allen's lung Balsam as a preventive and cure of all Throat and Lung diseases. — PRICES — 25c, 50c & $1.00 Per Bottle. Tuesday.—Mrs. Williams, of Goderich, is the guest of hey brother, Dr- Hynd- man, this week.—Rev. Clement, at one time a resident, but now of the faculty of St. Thomas Alma College, shook hands with a number of his old friends here this week.-MissTillie White, of Sarnia, who has been the guest of her parents during the holidays, returned on Tuesday night.—Mr. Fred Dunsford who has been visiting relatives and friends for the past few weeks, went to London Tuesdey.—Mr. Albert McCal lum eat Xmas turkey with his parents and returned to'London -Tuesday.—Mr Aubry Buswell, of St. Marys, eat goose and turkey with his parents during Xmas and returned home Tuesday morning.—Miss Mame Sanders visited friends in St. Marys and London this week. -Mrs. Thos Coates, who has been visiting . friends in Toronto, is home again. -Mr. Follick visited in Toronto this week.—Mr. Wm. Johns, of Snowflake, Man., arrived home on Sat urday last. He will likely remain for the winter.—Mr. C. Miners, G.T.R. con ductor, of Point Edward, is visiting friends in town.—Mr. A. J. Mc'I avish spent Sunday and Monday with friends in tt. Marys.—Miss Hannah Kinsman, teacher, of Tilbury Centre, spent Christmas vacation with ,her parents. -Mr. Geo. Sam well left for London, Wednesday ,•morning. -Mr. H. Kins man and sister left for Clinton on Wednesday.—Messrs M. Martin and L. L. Follick started their secondquar- ter attending the High School at Clin- ton.—Mrs. Lilyde, who has - for some time been sta'ioned here as captain of the Salvation Army, left for - Loudon on Tuesday to await further. 'orders. We have not as yetlearned 1 am d who will officiate in her place.—Miss Mattie Pen hale, of St. Thomas, is ":spending her holidays at her home here. -Mrs. Arm- strong, who it was thought would not recover from a severe illness, is able to leave her bed, but is still very weak.- Mr. Brownlee, of Elmira City, N. Y., formerly of Exeter, is renewing ac- quaintances.—Messrs Rob. and"Chas, Verity of the Verity Plow Co., Brant ford, accompanied -by some eight of their employees, showed their admire tion of ex -Reese Bawden by recording their votes for and electing McCallum. In their excitement in getting here, there was almost a • case of the "Two Orphans,"but Dick and Charlie did not "get left" as they helped to elect the "Doctor." gan, on . Monday last.—Mr. 11 Crocker, who put in the holidays his parents, returned to Toronto day.—T. B. Carling and D. Mrils i a;flying business trip to Clintor oger with. nes, ado' on. For Fall "2 We have the largest stock of Blaek& Coloreil Dress Goods Ever ver rho n 1n . Exeter. We are showing an Immense Stock --oF-= German Mantles AT POPULAR PRICES, E. J. Spackman & Co's S.AMWELL'S BLOCK, EXi TER. YO We wish Our Customers and Friends a Happy and Prosperous New Year. ING . a> OS. TSOLIMIZZESIMILIMILIMM lel 1S EEIeF'g NE? This great motnentous question is the talk of the people. What we want is, two Grist mills (which we are. about to have), Oat meal mill, Binder twine factory, Foundry, Electric light, Electric street cars and in fact a city at once - This is what we want, What have we now ? a lot of stores and a LEADING -HARDWARE - STORK with a stock that people can buy just what they want and at a price the city hardware establishments: CANNOT OUT -SELL Prices this week are still going down. We have the stock and our prices are better than some people's "cost" or "below cost" quotations. Call and see for yourself and be convinced. that we have the stockland prices just. right. COBBLEDICK & WAHL The cheapest line of fur goods ever brought into Exeter. Having secur- ed a large coati n.ent at II' II II II II II I( We will give the peo- ple of this vicin- ity the advantage of our close buying. For the next FEW WEEKS we vi11 offer Ladies' Storm Collars, Ladies' Coats and Muffs at prices bound to sell them The BEST VALUE in Children's Lamb Boas in the Trade. li I a I n N 1 II I( Come and get the first choice of these goods. We, are Ai thline at. the lowest also offeringanythingexn he Goods 1 Dry Cash Price and will be pleased to show you through onr store. No trouble to show Goods. �. 11. Eo 1 A i ISI & Go's.'