The Exeter Advocate, 1889-7-11, Page 8Absolutely Purea
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Ellen and Lilly Call, are spend iug their
holidays in Guelph, for which, they left
al Tuesday morning last.
--The wonder of "to -day Is Leiden
Electric Soap.
hiss l3elia Acheson, wlio has beets
v siting her sister,Mrs, George Knight,
Ethel, for the past few weeks, arrived
home on Tuesday evening- last.
--Washerwoman'ss friend le London
Eleetrie Soap.
—A petiton is in creu1:ition and is
being largely signed praying that the
council -will establish a cash butter and
egg market.
—The town decorations for to•reor•
sow are being rapidly pushed forward
The toan 'will present as holidayappe, ar
nee.
—Insist on your grocer giving you
Loudon Eleetrie Soap it is the best..
---Remember the great clearing sale
now on aat Richard feel}ard's Goods at
-our own prices during this sale.
---Prints, Ginghaans, Embroideries,
Tie,. Lewder r4 ver rarity. A rga v.°1 of Cloves Nesurv. Par. solsRettenvnirt-
xr• r, stteugta and a ora sozneaesa !Stere ; ,
iy,Covornic.'y1 than the, oetimorf hinds. and WY's, `Tweeds, ,,,hoe s .Sc. at IeSS than
air: a st,lul 'test, t omal+rtirr�a, wish trim wholes els ilaea t's;at Richard Piekurd's,
multi, nit, of low test,-hort weight ,Nina oa
-_, ,
m,Iro£ Hand arrived ineia ehate p i m �,1d only an cans'
last
eveMuge, and will retake
preparations to -day for the Grand
Fireworks display on Friday evening.
--Members of Exeter L. 0. L. 10
"Wheat per bushel,......, S $0 to '5944 will please meet at their Lodge
XETER MARKETS*
to
aF ... ....•,.• 5itaa 5,
%ever Seth' .,. lUtai isil#
Lgraper dos,,,,,,,,,,,,, 10.o i1
B utter, Rools, •, .. , 17 to 13
B ntt.w, Creeks. ,. 15 to 1
Potatoes per hush......... 20 to 2 i
Hai per ton ......... 9.25 to 10.00
Area:
oom on Friday at 7 *leek a. ea.
order, W. Sunders, 'W. M.
Jus: think washing day made
by rasing; I oedon: Elmo ne t a..
One of those pleasant afiairs took piaee
in the the Trivitt eleuiori it church,
yesterday, 10th iost., it berg the mar-
riage of Miss Priscilla, Deterin.g, of this.
place to Mr: Saninel L, Wisler, iof Mar-
celona, Mich. The knot was tied by the
Rev. S. F Robinson, Rector, in the pres
mice of a. large gathering athe friends
and relatives of the eontraetin partieas.
}l e wish the yeti?g, couple every pros
perky and success.
We have been informed by one of
our town butchers of a certain man
who in Hay tp.,who sold a beast to hire
for a certaiu sung of money, and a few
days after another buyer came along
and offered him three dollars more than
the former which he thole. 'When the
first man came to get his beast it was.
gone, and he at once mitered s: sant
against him, but before it went iat.
court he settled it which cost him three
dollars more than he made by the sec-
ond sale. This is the way all parties
shottid be treated in playing. such lots
ineau tricks,
A 'veteran Gone.
Irian of our readers will learn with
deep t;egaet of the death of Mr. Win.
Welliug,toe Calmer, of Bnytield. Ito
was one of the oldest Orangemen in
South Huron, and his bind advice
be gro ttly missed an thtaOaatiatty Oeaanwe
Lodge Of South Huron, He was for
may years county master and ftp to
tante of ins death stags W M. of the
Bayfield lodge. Ile was buried with.
Orange honors yesterday, his reanaies
beteg followed by a large Cencomso
of sorrowing, friemis and relatives,
great Summer Sale
At R1E1.�!4r::]D
Everything . must go
We want the Money and you the goods.
Dress Goods, Millinery, Cottons, Gloves, Hosiery, Parasols, Embroideries,
Prints, woos, Musltns $hoes, eta., eta, eto,,
air your own prices during this sale. Everybody should come.and secure a bargain.
We have the best values in TEAS it tow].and anyone wanting a
Try our 25 first class anisic should not fail to give us a c
HENRY 1..fLIS
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it
ll
t you.
Richard Piekard.
akadita?Y Cant. R#
aotl�, The postponed beautiful eautata of VV ag 111 1sten
-•-Don't forgot the .Fixe -works in the the dowers entitled v"Tho Flower Q110011"j
Agricultural Grounds on Eridaa• even-
or 44T en of the Roise:"" Will
ing, ,Admission Ziac and 10e, tae given under the auspices off the
The Ladies Guild of the Trivitt Guild of the Trivitt Memorial aliurcfi
Aioleorial Church will provide Moner, in. Drew's Opera Hall on Thtarsday
et
rink for the Qraaugemesat atm 'melt the 18th test., eetneteae*iug at
is tends -.Michels 25 cents. S o'clock p• m. The committee who
ion forget to try Loudon Ele etrie kava this entertainment its hand have
ap once and . •on will use no other, spared no pains to make it:the most
Successful musical event of the season,
:1tr. Daniel Demme", of London, All the best local talent has been
was in attendance to the wedding et secured for the occasion and this with
the i
rh
I la chorus, prettydresses, e
Trivitt the large c is, ,
made watt Memorial Ghalrcit ori 1cd- floral decorations, handsome scenery,
y laud beautiful tableaux will furnish
�--:',sk your grocer for London Elect- un entertainment of the highest order
sic
$
oap. of merit and attractiveness,
--lj a have received n copy of the 4o ss tb o t ti
lonville (Mich,) Echo, it ispublish- Before another issue of the Anvo•
mad by Simon Stahl, lately of this office, Gar1. the ether of July will have
It is ac tidy little sheet, and contains a
reat deal of news. We wish him ome And gone. To Taos-
every succuss in his new vetature row, the village will be All astir,
washing made easyand homes b., the streets Andcomtheiretely
blockaded
b., Orangemen And their follovreara.
made happy by using Londong
he Coroaati
ae twelfth o
celel ;atcd the t i.'A hundred
tieing or other aanaiiv+e:
Battle of the Boyne.
wise deeision of the c
been selected as the place iti wlnic]i
:honor it. Thousands of Orangemen
from this western district win meet
Lev.) axed under their grated oral flag
renew their scan's of defence of political
equality. The procession will be one
;naiad line of our country's pride and
as they proudly file one after .luother
into the long and well-known businc.
house of J. Grigg, fancy -goods' dealer,
dignity will be forgotten and quick
needs beckon eagerly in the open
d oorwayto invite wires and children
to conte and view the rich display of
goods. Each, will have, something by
hieh to remember the day and place
.and though dust unci glory may have.
an equal tight, a calm sttisfactiou will
steal through their breasts and parcels
will. be bu;geal while each one feels
that if for these alone the day Inas not
been 'wasted.
1
-Our school closed on Friday last.
—We area now on the lest half of the
year.
-The hey crop` is• reported fairly
good in this vicinity.
--Mr, John efeRste, of Michigan, is
here spending his summer holiday.
--Mr. Johit Vail, of London, was
n fSunday.
in town o
—Dr. Graham, of Bay City, Mielt.,
gave us a friendly tail on Monday.
—Don't forget the grand fireworks
display on the evening of July 12th.
—Mr. Frank Toms, of Coburg is vis-
iting friends in town.
—Mr. P. McPhillips, of London, was
an town East week.
—Mr. Soloman Manning has returtt
ed from the Northwest.
-lei. L. iiillin„g, Dentist. Goldlfillings
a specialty. Oiti.ce over O'Neii's Banat,
3::teter.
—Miss Sarah Turney, of Parkhill,
once a resident of this place, is' again
back in our midst for a few days,
—Mr. & Mrs. Debt. Verity were in
Mitchell on Sunday of last week,
—Large crowds of Orangemen will
throng our streets to -morrow.
—Rd. Pickard's change of "ad" in
this issue.
—Senior's: change of "ad" appears in
this issue.
—The weather for the past few days
has been incessantly home.
—Workmen are busily engaged in
decorating the town with arches.
-Great Bargains will be offered on
the 12th July, at Richard Pickard's.
—London Electric Soap will not ir-
eure the hands or clothes and do more
work for the money, try it.
-B. L. Billings, Dentist, for the best
artificial teeth.
—Mr. Thos. Swallow,after an absence
in Chicago for several months has re-
turned. He is on the sick list.
Largepreparations are being made
for the celebration of the glorious 12th
tomorrow.
—Our baseball club did make a wise
movementwhen they secured fifty litho-
graphs.
itho-
o aphs.
—A chimney on the Central Hotel
caught fire during the heavy wind
last evening.
-Quite a heavy rain and windstorm
passed over here yesterday. Rain
was badly needed.
—Everything in Millinery is bang
cleared regardless of cost, at Richard
Pickard's.
—On. Friday, July 121h, hot dinner
rimy be had at the Roller Rink for 25c.
Lots of room for all.
—London Electric Soap is only
made by 1) Richards, Woodstock,
Trade Mark Registered.
Electric Tha regular trains will arrive about
Soap. half past nine, and the specialat ten,
:The EeeterBrass Band serenaded
Mr. & Mrs. Jas. Millar on Friday even-
ing, and Mr. Jas. IL Howard, and wife
en Saturday evening.
-•None but first.elass groders selis
London Electric Soap.
--Two or three of our young men
were spending a portion of Sunday on
the hanks of the river, when one of the
number not taring to sit on the grass
elimed up into a tree and sat out on
one of the limbs, He did not sit long,
before the limb broke, and ,he dropped
into the river,getting a real good duck
ing.
4 bars of London Electric Soap for
25e.
—The South Huron Fall Show will
be held this year at Exeter on Monday
.2
and Tuesday, September 28 and 4, in
connection with the Stephen and
Lesborne Branch.
Baseball.
To -morrow, July 12th, a very inter.
esting game of Baseball will be played
between the Goderich and Exeter clubs
on the grounds of the latter. Every=
body should go and witness one of
the best games ever played at Exeter.
L U. F. elect Offleera.
.A.t the last regular meeting of Court
Exeter, No.123 Independent Order For-
esters, held on Friday evening 29th
ult., the following officers were elected
for the ensuing half year:—C. D. H. C.
11., Bro. L. H. Dickson; P. C. R., Ed.
Roberts; C. R., G. W. Holman ; V C. R.
12. Eacrett Fin. See.. A. G. Dyer; Rec.
Sec., 5. Westawa'l , Chap, J. Down;
Phys.,J, A. Rollins M. D.,- S. W.,J. Gould
J. W., G. Anderson; S. B., D. Mill.
St. Leon Vater.
The Great Health Restorer. If you
feel ont of sorts, drink St. Leon Water.
Etixin VITA for Dyspepsia and Piles;
positive cure. George Sanders.
Swimming
A teacher teaching his class to swim
says:—There are two things necessary
to acquire the art. One is to grow
used to being wet all over; the other to
realise that your body is so much
lighter than the water that you will
surely float if you will only stop trying
to prevent it. The teacher should
have added, while the body is so
light as to float, it rarely floats right
end up for comfort- The thing to
learn in swimming is to keep the talk-
ing end out in the air.
Garden Party.
The most successful garden party
ever held in Exeter was that given by
the ladies of Caven church on the
Manse grounds on Friday evening
last. The grounds were beautifully
decorated with Japanese lanterns of
every conceivable size, shape and color.
A huge Japanese umbrella over eight
feet in diameter served as a refresh-
ment booth and at the gateway a very
pretty arch;' having three entrances,
was erected. Over 350 persons were
present and the proceeds were $72.25.
Music from an orchestra composed of
Messrs:' Gundy, Gill and Grigg with
Miss Hicks at the piano which added
to every one's enjoyment and it was
not till eleven o'clock that the last
person reluctantly left the grounds.
We congratulate the ladies.
and all trains will be crowded to their
utmost capacity. The visitors will be
meat at the station by the Exeter Lodge
and Exeter Cornet letud aatel. the .' ole
will march down Mainest., eta polite
Rd. Pickard': store, where the crowd
will disperse for dinner. Imfnedietely,
after dinner,the procession will be form
cd on the race course and march up
Main st., which will be highly decorate
ed with ai number of arches And bunt -
in,;, to Mr. Pickard's beautiful grove,
where addresses will bo delivered by
Bro. N. Clarke Wallace, M. P., Grand;
Master; W. W. Fitzgerald, Provincial"
Grand Master; Bev. It. S. Cooper,Grend
Chaplain; James L, Hughes, Deputy
Grand Master; Oronohl*atekha, M. IL
and the local clergy, The brethren
ther ofth
•tocentre e
will march heel.
town and disperse,those who cannot re.
main for the fireworks, will .leave by
the regular trains. At 7 o'clock,, grand
promenade concert and fireworks will
take place in the agricultural grounds,
and we can safely say, that it will be
one of the best displays ever given in
Western Ontario. To those wishing to
remain to the fireworks, special trains
will leave for the north and south at
10.20 and 10.30. Everybody welcome,
DE&TItS.
Jsernar.—In .Staffa, on 3rd inst, Mr.
Wm. Jeffery, lead 73 years.
Coxxon.--In Bayfield on 8th inst., Mr.
Wellington Connor, aged 75 yrs.
MARRIED.
'Mama —DBAer. G.—At the Trivitt
Memorial church, Exeter, on the
10th east., by Rev. S. F. Robinson,
Rector, Mr. Samuel L. Wisler, of
Mancelona, Mich., to Miss Priscilla,
youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas
Dearing, of Exeter.
Chiselhurst,
CODE I ; ,
ONTARIO.
FDRTU$EFDWI
It is said that every person has :a chance
oneee in their lifetime to make a fortune, and if theyx
allow that time to pass may never have the opportunity again.
THAT TIME RAS COME.
,,�, You coat depend upon it that everybody purchaslatg their goods
;it I :arionsoai.'a siiti es money, by doing so will ;soon crake
their fortune. His prices axe Always dew%,
Ceu arta not asked high prices to make np )oases, for debts contracted by badeustoreers; dont you see there is thousands in it. Parkinson's Stock
is new and consists of Dry -Goods, Groceiries, Crockery, QWASS-
ware, Tweeds, Iaoots and Shoes, in fact everything -usually
kept in as ilrst•elnss General Store. Soo his Black. and Colored cashnu'req
root 25 cls. np. 'feu can get the cheapest all wool suit in Exeter made to order
Make no mistake. Consult your own interests and
examine his stock before making your purchases elsewhere
and you -will sada save enough for a fortune. You (2111 do
better at the Chap C&ish Store than any other plaice in
Exeter. Highest market .rice allowed for harmproduce tt
IGe0`e PARKINSOS, Fizstdool: north of the Town Hall, Exeter.
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Wciis' CNN Jll
PORTER.
DOTS—Mr. John McLean hasbarley
measuring four feet and two inches.
The pugilistic sports have again
commenced around here. We would
be pleased to hear of their immediate
termination.
We have succeeded in getting a
daily mail, and find it very convenient.
We need a letter -box very much at
this post office.
Mr. James Dalrymple, who has been
ill for some time, is now almost well.
Mr. D. McLean had a horse struck by
lightning, while at the:Rippen 'Fiicalic
on Dominion Day.
Many of the aged people of this
vicinity attended a pic-nic at the Lake
on Wednesday last.
Those of this place who attended the
Lumley pie-nic and entertainment
were highly pleased with tete whole
affair.
AN OLD TIME FAVORITE.:
The season of green fruits and sum-
mer drinks is the time when the worst
forms Of cholera ',morbus and ' bowel
coinplafn.ts prevail. As a safeguard,
Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw-
berry should be ktpt at hand. For 30'
years it has been the most reliable rein
ed v.
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XXX Porter a SpeoiaIt
A GREAT CHOICE OF
fly ndnian's,.
We are prepared
to supply the Public through-
out
hr ,ughout the season with
Ice Cream, Ginger Ale,
Sarsaparilla, Plain Soda,
,e.
Lemon Soda, Lemona �
lilt -shake
..FLAVORED WITH—
Lomon, Strawberry, Van-
ilia, Fine Apple
or raspberry,
G. A. HYNDMAII.
dew BOOT & MO STUPE
W. H. Trott
wishes to announce that he
has opened out business in the
stand. recently occupied by
the ADVOCATE, and is pre-
pared to manufacture first-
class
BOOTS & SHOES
for all customers.
A CALL SOLICITED.
Our motto is good
work and square
dealings.
W. H. TROTT.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
An old physician,rotired from pracHee ,hav-
ing had pia cedin his hands by an Bast Inclia
missionary the formula ofa simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
and all throat and Lung Affections. Also a
positive and radical cure for nervous Debility
,and a1»f ervous C omplaints,after having test
edits wonderful curative powers in thousands
of cases, has felt it his duty to make it known
to his suffering „fellows. `` Actuated' by this
motive and a desire to relieve human suffer-
ing,I will send free of charge to allwho desire
it, this receipe, in German, French or English
with full' directions for preparing and using:
Sett by mail by addressing with stampnam
ing this paper. W. A. Norss, 140 Power's
Block, Rochester, N. Y. Oct -18a'
Its Sllflplij Absurd
For any man to claim to
Make money by sang at a lose.
Its simple to say it and simple to swallow it.
If the farmer raised only grain for grain iw-hat he planted he
would starve. If the merchant sells his goods dollar
for dollar at the price he bought them, he
is out in time, labor and. expense.
ATE MUST LIVE.
and we live by our profits, but we don't prey on the public.
Our price is actually lower than the muchbragged up
E
of others. If they sell below cost they
paid big prices. Bad buyers don't
make good sellers. Cood
goods don't have to be sold
below cost to get rid of then.
Our Goods are .good.
They pay us to handle and you to buy
We don't have to bribe our buyers
or sacrifice our sales.
HERE ARE OUR GOODS,
at fairest rices. We don't
crowd you to buy. Take
them or leave them.
Highest price paid for
Bt TT lilt D
EGGS.
WE SOLICIT A CALL.
ARLI
'O.J! BROS.