Exeter Times, 1911-10-26, Page 1. erU b iU Telt.
The txulli ttC las sarins has
by the v¢ >rt icy leamu• s,a: -: oi4 the
xrynn b, VP uc,'r•ri• tried i. Rei
don't exprr iii Stu UwG' Remelt and
get results ,1 )AI t i:R. liex:t.Il OXu
been pxovent
S
a1I 1lemec'iv.
you will
b.
a7loRe
IR'1'Y 1:' ll ii a U EAR --N0 1979'
Huron 80 Middlesex Gazett
EXETER, ONT
*OL OT 011 .014 14^1,.iQVM
(naemonlr of wool
tlae best on tlae'xnarlcet. Itis a puellie4
septiel an4 de ag1 ;flu pct
perfultaet I it x opt
wanta ou aa. the best ,tit r Violet Duke Talcoult o ,
Cole's Drug Stare
CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 26th 1911
$1.00 per year in adva.
TONES & MAY
PHONE 32
tti
mmigrassmirommommemouggignimigmegiumessamossommimmommenum
LTIPUL D Fabrics
Falx and Winter & Silks
For Style Beauty and Authenticity of
Colorings oar Fresent extensive display
is
worth re ulinr b nit and seeing,Everything that
is New and Nobby in Tall and
Winter Naturals are here for your approval. We want. YOU to get acquainted with
our showing
New Snitings & Coatings
We are stole inga'an Extensive
line of Ser„ RG: Cheviots & Tweeds
in rough and fine weaves. These
materials are j u it right for Tailored
Suits.an;t1 1)recs,,s. Prices from
50c to $1 50 per Yard
Colored Silks
Are very ret .1 for Dresses or
Waists. Pal, let t,b Silks inall the
New Shad' s
5 per Yard
Taffettt, Silks in very Shade at
50 rnd -`.c. per yd; Satins at 500.
anti 57 cents per yard
earah.les
Lad it- 4 'C4' inter Coats_
at!
:., '4'1 intit r Furs a cl
Tllt i 1"wear
Hos{, an:! Gloves'
Coat 3w eaters.
Fon-.,. I )resses
Phone 32
•: a:.Sat-,.'ter
Hardware
Big wain and OvGr6odt Shco
$7,000 of New Clothing $7,000
Just arrived $7,000 worth of Men's and
Boys Fall and Winter Suits Overcoats and
Odd Pants made by the
W. E. SANDFORD CLOTHING CO.
the largest wholesale clothing "hoRse_in
Canada. Every Garment bought at a big re-
duction. Whole lines cleared • out at Job
Prices.
Now is YOUR Time for Bargains
Men's Good $1 O' Suits for only $7
15& 16 ' 10,
20&23 " 13&15
5& 6 Parts 3:
2.25 • " 1,50
5Sit
Suits-
.• 3,50
7 .& 8.3 piece Suits 5
Overcoats by the Score for Men or Boys at
Bargain Prices.:
cc
cc
66
Boys Good
ii
Jones & May, Exeter.
1
Exeter Council Exeter Depot
The council met at the .'own Hall Destroyed by Fire
Friday evening October '20th mem- lu
bersall present; with. • the exception
o1 Mr. Rivers. The minutes of last On Friday morning last the Grand
Tr
Meeting were read and approvedTrunk station was completely cies,-
Mr. Wu r Bagshaw waited on the troycd by fire about two o'clock in
council asking to have erossiug ac.>;oss
on the ease side of Wellington north
to creamery, On motion of Day and
Wallin' owing to the, lateness of the
<teason no action be taken. Carried,
Day and Walper tba t the following
I accounts be, paid; --
Jones and May an 15e.: D. ,Russell
.
ac 10,3,rx, Gro, Orange cemetery 1.75
T. Houlden do 1,75; Jno I3e11 water
works 10.00; labor 1.00' Geo Orange
do 4.37; Thos. Moulden do 1.75 do as tllc:re was no, fire in the burld:ng
0'.75; Fred Hector do 6.13, do 7,00; and no train ha- Passed through after
.1t. Davis water works 2.50; R, Quance the regular, L, di. and B. at 5,45. The
do 2.28; .Geo. Cudnaoxe labor 9.25; Gt. fire seemed to' start near the top of
Powed:. F. Ivfalictticlean- the building .and work downward,
ing Town
o. 1Mia25; lvlrsll 50o;• lvlrs. Jno White The joistsand part of the flooring
do1,50; Nelson: Vale labor 3.50; gable
not bar t; out but, were badly
Pickard auditor 4,0t?; Joseph Davis ,charred. Thcxe were 15 tons of coal
do 4,00;' total 103,F(3, in the cellar but this dict aiot get
Devote and Wainer that by-law to stat' a•L+`xeter. depot was one rof the
raise .be' ass-s.m.nt ethic th h dlley.
of Exeter County of Iluron the sum finest on the line, being steam heated
of $141155:26 for general and other and well furnished with polishe'doak
purposes he read the s Gond end third furniture and frescoed walls The.
agent Mr.
a:ime and finally passed: Carried, J. J. ,Ginighfr, had a person-
Levett and Walper that the supply al interest in its appearance and had
threebeautifulone
the skating rink with water for the palms ' .of which
sum of $10.00 per season, Cariied..stood over., rightfeett h'igli..
Levett and Day that . the council coach, is at' present' being used
inert et the- Town HallMonday'at for the eceommodation of passengers.
1.3.0 pt -'m. for the purpose of looking -+--
ing over the town with a view to ex- Skin Torn From
tending th9 water mains.
Levett adjournment to Mond"y the
the morning, with loss about $2,500.
The fire was discovered after : it
had secured a sweeping stat and it
was impossible to save anything ^tua't
was in the building;.. A traveller's
trunk containing several shot guns,
valued at $700 was destroyed.
,13esides the building twea trucks
that were on the
platform were burnt
A car partly filled with potatoes
caught lire and was putty destroyed,
do '11,75, do 10,25 Boy Horn do 1,75, he origin of: the fire is a mystery
1
Paints & •Oils
Ladies are
Delighted
with y
sCAMPBELL'S
VARNISH STAIN
for re-staininrf end finishing
Furniture, Wood-
work and ,Floors
They con • do the work
.themselves with
ellent restates
All colors hi stock
in tins at 15, 25,
45 and 85
VATC g f le ' he on t camel Lady itis qui s 'ut►h window. She will be here
A ..! short ty to .letnonstrate ()ht•nILmel. See how she beautifies
t he lmcexe.
For Fhis Fall's
rgili tri l , Up
USE
MARTIN SE OURS and Ei ,EPH T PAINTS
18, 25, 35 and up to 2.45 per fin
;1J EAMAN'S HARDWARE & STQYE STORE
vPunibing
Furnaces
Apples
Those wanting goon
Na. 1 Winter` Apples
call at
J01168 Mau
Reform Convention
of .South Huron for;
Provincial, Purposes
Will be held in Hensall on WED'-
NESDAY NOV..1st at 11: a. m, tor the
purpose of. choosing a candidate.
A meeting.; will ~ be held in each sub
division on Monday Oct. 30th at a p.
m. tot 'lc/loose delegates for the con-
vention.:. , A large representatioo. is
requested, . •
New Barber
Shop -Opus
I desire to ennounoe to the
Citizens of Exeter and sue -
rounding conlniunity that on
Saturday next, I will open up
a Barber Shop in the roorns
above Mr. T. Wilson's Store,
Opposite Central Rotel
where 1 will be prepared to
give the best of service to all
who will favor' are with a Call.
An Invitation is extended to Everyone
The Times to January 1913 for One Dollar FRAN K BoYL
Face and Hands
23rd inst. • • I ()n Monday while Miss Clara Oes-
1•r ' he r was as runningon.a cinder
e
Locals path at the Crediton. School, she had
the misfortune, to fall. and have the
skin badly torn from her face and
hands, Her nose was laid bare to the
bone ane the forehead badly .scalped
The skin was also torn from the
palms of her hands.
Read the sale adds. on page four
.Mr. Geo. 1 ierthway of Berlin was in
town Tuesday.
Mr. A. Steer 'of Dashwood spent
..today in town:
J. Richardson of London cal-
ler! " townMonday.
District News
Methodists to 'Vote on
Church Unniolix
The question. of churebt union is .to
to• submitted to the official board.
and the membership of the M etho,
dist church within the next .6 uronthr
The General Cotifex'enee special corn-
mittee: at its annual rneetixi W,ed-
nesday. Oct, 18th in the board room
at Wesley buildings directed that a
vote be (taken' by .the official koarde
not later 'Jaen the third quarterly
meeting of the boards in the conger-..
a ice year, that is in February, and
that a vote of the membership shall
be taken not latter than April 15th.
The superintendents of (Armlets and
missions will be instructed to arrango
that •tile fullest possilele vote of the
incnabcrsbip b' secured. A sufficient
number of copies of the basis of un-
ion will be sent to race superintend-
ent to enable him to present a copy
to each family on his charge.
There will be three ballots proper.
ed -one for the members of the,offie-
ial boards, one for the members of
the church eighteen years of age, and
over and one for'the members taf
the church: eighteen years of ago. A
separate ballot for information ,only
will be taken of the adherents.. 1
Three question will be on the' ballot
papers; 1, are you in favor of .organic)
union with the Presbyterian and
Congregational churches? 2,Do you
approve of the proposed basis of eh -
ion?
-
iota? Have you any suggestions or
alternatives to offer?
Huron County Fall
Assizes
Messrs. J. W. Welsh of the Lon-
don Rd. North, and Mr. ltd. Gould of
tote u wc, ere in Godericlast week as
members of the Grand Jury and Petit
jury respectively at the- fall sittings
of the high court of justice,before
Hr. Justice Riddell.
Two of the most Important civil
actions which were on the docket
were not tried. The case of Eels -
stead vs. Goderich Organ Co. to rel.
Mrs: (Itev)Collins.. returned home cover $5.000' .damages for injuries re -
from Toronto Saturday. The Conservatives of South Perth eeived while at ~work in 'the d lend-!
' eats factory, was settled out of court Logan, as their standard bearer for and the aettion entered b Mrs. R
lvir.
,las. -Walters was in Hamilton have selected Mr.John I3ennew ies n
y um- C
ANi
GIVING
IL1OAY
•eeee e +ee`emeeeeneaeeees♦.
We are prepared to
make your Thanksgiv
ing
SUIT or
OVERCOAT
'ate. w eek on business,
fdrs. Bennet of 'Toronto is visiting-
Mr.
isiting
Mr. end Mrs. J. At. Stewart.
Mrs. E. Christie visited Mrs. R. R
Rogers. in Toronto the past week.
Miss Edith Parsons entertained a
number of her friends on 'Wednesday
evening.
Mr. :las. Sparks is back to work
with Jones May after two-
weelc' holiday.
Mae and 1Mr j New to 11 13aker have
returned home £recd their: 3 n.onaths'
visit 3ti, he west:
!Mrs. S., Nerdy left Wednesday for
• nv'll Mich. where she will \a:. -
it for a couple- ofweeks.
wits. Jno. (McInnis left this 'week
for New Richmond, Wis.; where she
will remain for the winter.
Mr. Martin" has moved into
14 r. Sam
It s itew home on James street recent-
ly
ccen rt pare i led :rout Miss J rayne. .
til .. ,1 tmm. Fletcher returned home
Saturday after spending th . hast
week visitin • ht r (laughter Mrs. D.
t o,tidine Woodli:am.
14Irs. Robt. 'Rowe. and, daughter:
Beta, have returned home from min -
Lan epee! a pleasant, visit w•il.tt Mrs.
Holloway.
r Mrs.
1{ow eiki mother,
AT"" and' Mrs Rd. ltobinsrn Reeve
chis ,vc.ek for .1%1 hig n...whtrue•1hey
will speed- the rini:er. ''Nfr". Murray
Miller accampanied there then:. •
Eye Burnt -On Monday Mr.Jas.
Gould had the misfortune to"get
some ashes in his eye which sl:ghtly
burned, the optic and caused consider-
able pain:
•lvlrs. T (McTavish., and little daugh-
ter Isabelle returned to Shakdspeare
last . week after spending a couple, of.
weeks with her parents. R eev, J. W.
and Mrs. Taylor.
1ivirs. F. J. 'Wickwire Ls in Detroit
this 'week attending .the Werner-'
White wedding. Nrhich took place on
125th' lvli .W t
Wednesday.
Oct.r. White is
a grandson of Mrs, Jno. White' Sr
Blood `Poisoning -Mr. T. Elliott.' is
laid off . work this week owing to
blood poisoning in his left hand. He
was picking.fowland was pricked in
bya quill. 'Little.. 'atlten-
the hand
tion was paid to it at .firs!t, but it
later developed •into' blood poisoning
and is very painful at present.
SALE REGISTER
the Legislature. Hon. Nelson Mon- pie, o Cintoa. against the Toronto
teith was offered the nomination but 3 Hamilton and Buffalo Railway Co.
was transferred to oe heard in Flaw-
.ilton Mrs. Rumple's husband was
an engineer on. this railway and while
so employed met his death; The
claim was tor $5.000
The Plaintiff Mrs. Isher Wood in a
breach of promise case against a
young man named Sanderson, of Hul-
ett, awarded $1,000 by the jury.
injuries. Mrs. Potts was rendered An actions of seduction was entered
oenoonseheas anti died Sunday with- by the father of the girl and the same
:t regaining coitscionsness. !'r = ( jury rendered a verdict for 8Q0.dam-
ages • Neither cases were defended by
counsel or otherwise represented as
the present. ,v e i bo theid -
h r a cryo f e
fendeut are unk o v
ntn
The only criminal case fried was that
bran ai .i:hir,coal and wharftngcr bus- t of the charge preferred against Al-
ni en for ecaxiy half a century. He ( bert Jardine of unlawfully .wounding
wee an necompromising, Conservative 1 David Brown a Jewish junk dealer
in ,'olities and always .took an active tt W. Proudfoot IC. C. of Goderich re-
stated it was impossible, to accept lit..
An accident which might result fa-
tally occured in Goderich on Satur-
day last. A runaway team going
down the Saltford hill collided with
a buggy going• in the same direction
Mr. and Mrs. W. Potts. two aged peo-
ple. occupants of, the buggy, were
thrown out. Both sustained serious
William Lee, one of the oldest ci-
tizens of Goderich diad Friday morn-
ing last aged '70 years.. Mr. Lea
was known by all lake captains land
vessel men on the upper lakes, having
tit. in paablie affairs, having been presented the accused-, white. !the
I
crer n s .case was conducted b:mid( . JJ.
n rc:iIor for' a number of retry. He Gamble, at Toronto. '!The cee was
was a membri of. tome .A lican church
ice.- ro,mnvia'oc1 laat:rtnlie =vc crag the
;a i l is starvicacl Xis 'tills widow airci`onc hearing of the evidence took up;' about
•son, Chas. Lee. who is in the horde 'th.ree hours., ''a'
ware business.
The evidence of the two sons of the
fl.• .James Shaw aged forty years complainant 11 end 12 years of age
a foreman of Goderich Ont has been given in a straight forward mariner
varded f gnthe Carnei a T•Terdand they proved to be suchntelli
,
n
t
Fend
.a bronze, medal and the sum of witness iha. the ju('g,e in.summing up
41.900 for the purposel of liquidating the cine ;,ate it was a matter of
a mortgage on his property Fie r t s greet ri• j•x eira;r to l>itn that Jewish
cited ifarry M. Videan aged thirty- children ere big so well •ducateci
six yeails a Iaboror from a rnachine and gave: promise of being such good
at Goderich Sept 14th 12 08 Shaw Canadian Citizens:
after having failed in one attempt 'rhe jury retired at 11 `30 a, nt. Af-
puiled'off a belt running at the rate tri being out an hour and sir minutes
of forty ihousand feet a minute in
they returned with a verdict on as
-
of
to a cry from idrau ,who suiting in such a way as to do actual
entangled in. a rope and' vas be- bodily harm. • a : (' ;
ing crashed by the machine:. The On Wednesday the Grand Jury
made their tour of inspection of the
belt came off just as one of Shaw's
A
arm's came in contact with a 1?alley public buildings such as the court
b :t he •cna not. injured„ Videau House Jail, hospital register, office
was badly injured but recovered. and. House of Refuge at Clinton At
Over 110' teach rs answer -ed tthe the Court. house a large quantity of
roll call •at'ithe Eat 'Kevon Teacher's old papers was found too near the
furnace a was ordered r 'd
inc'i'ting' ni Seefoi'th•on Thursday and fu a nd ainmates .
Elide v o£' last week 'Prof Coleman. At the jail 'there are 'three in o had
delivered Attention was Gaited to one who had
of the Toronto tniyersity, been an inmate of the House of Ref -
splendid addresses. the one on "Na- age but oaving'te, his violent temper
•
tional ideals in, , Eclecation, g
teach-
ers
,rh
' a appreciated. ,
is rlarl
trait 9
end their friends were 'treated to
rte "at' home" and onto rtain-
n,enf '$'1" irs+lay evening' at
which Prof. Kelly and his
danghter, of Gnelph, furnished the
;Thursday Nov, "Jth-Auction..Sale of musical hart, assisted by Mrs. W. Mo-
team, of this town. Principal Curtis
Farm stock and implements, (the pro -of the public school and his staff were
Petty of Jos. Stephens, Lot 15, west ."eservedl , complimented for their ef-
boundary of Blanshard. three -quart- forts in making the convention a
ors of a mile south of Woodham. pleasing success: The following are
Sale at one o'clock. Jos. White, Auc-
tioneer.
" ben
BORN
MCDONALD--]3osangnet, Sunday, 'Oc-
tober '8 to Mr.; and Mrs., Allan Mc-
Donald, a seta., •
POOBE-J;3osanquet Sunday Oct. eth.
to Mr. and Mrs. George Poore, a
daughter.
YO NG-Corbet Monday Oct. 16t
h, to
Mr. and Mrs. .Wilbert Young. a
daughter.
(311N11Aivl-Parkhill. Saturday Oct.,
14th to Mr, and Mrs. A. 13. lIen-
ha.tu; a. daughter.
DIED
13 CKINGHAM-In Exeter, on Sat -
9y, Oelober. 21st. Samuel 13uck-
ei 'Vitra. erred .1 rears and 7months
THE OED Wil
To Cure a Cold
THE NEW WIY
Take Ilotvey's
Capsules
the officers deleted for the ensuing
year. rres'dent, Cleo W. l=ir loran : 1st
vice -Pres., 3. T. Curtis; 2nd vice -Pres
Miss 13. 11. ilull; see-treas. John hart
ley; eeeelit.iee enmpuitt,e. Messrs.
Scott, 'Stalker, Higgins and Misses
Brock and Yrhompsoai. Wingham
was selected as the next place of
meeting. •
t.rt ',• (tri 'r' "r who has asked for
tee e,r 1-"Ye•e'll only drink it I •saap-
t, t:', i"stea'i of taking it home to
yo'ar wife."
l n•'rele-"1 ain't gat a wife, lidy
X'm earnin nae own living."
he was committed to the jail. The
1th
'ur thought( this was•a best lace
1 y gA
for him.-
On
im.,On Wednesday afternoon 'the House
of Refugeeat Clinton was visited and
everything found in No. 1 condition
There were 85 inmates in the instit-
ution three of them being from Exe-
ter. One' of the inmates is a lady.
105 years ofd.
This year besides raising enough po-
tatoes for their own use a large;
quantity has been sold. A quantity
of Dutch Sett onions has also been
sold in Ilensall. After raising what
they can of the: 50 acres, the main-
tenance of the inmates costs about $1
a week per inmate
The jory were well pleased with
the management' of the keeper Mr.
Mutch and his wile and believe they
are the' right persons, for thte pos-
ition. 'Mr. and Mrs. Match get $800
a year and the jury thought the
salary a little small but the et
ling of the salary rests with the Coun
ty Council, The, ease, of Mr. Cross o1
Exeter comes up this week,
81[01
11(1111 Eyes
These long Evenings trying to read
but make life a teleasnte by getting
the proper kind df Glasses with cor
rept test at
HOWEY'SDRDQ STOI
Prices the Lo `'Q41.1
And Guarantee YOU
erfect Satisfaction in
Every Way.
1000
Samples
of CLOTH
9• A'IY 9i+ 04 +b d9 b O ki StA
40 STYLES
of SUITS
==AND►==
Overcoats
We Save YOU
25 Per Cent
on your Tailored
Clothes and give you
entirely Better SatISo
faction.
would like We would Show
YOU
110
ae*v'w•••••el►see0404ee.....N
Sandy
'0T