The Exeter Advocate, 1890-9-25, Page 8READ -MAKER'S
NEVER FAILS To DO SATISMOTim
FOR SALE SY ALL DEALERS;
Grigg's Reporter.
Exeter Fair Monday and Tuesday:
next.
---Our Fancy Goods �ii held
on the
,same �;ini
s, e y
da -s.
—We want every boy and girl to visite,
ani,,store .on these day's.
—Tliefirst intimation of comiag•Christ
vias, stock will be visible on our "use-
ful counters."
--Every case will be filled with choice,
and. useful gods on those days.
--our-staff win do their best to make.
Visitors feel at home, and will be.
pleased to show them through the.
••stoel: for en expression of opinion as'
toits1 menit,com pared with.city stores.;
--We expect to open soyeral cases of
New Goods which will be paced on
•ex,hibition en those days.
—Remember we are doing what we
can to make our store an attractive
resort where a half-hour may be
pleasantly spent and goods packed°
up if required at moderate prices.
J. GRIGG,
Came early Thursday- night, for the
i uetion Sale at Brunlpton's.
A proclamation will be iSSned this
\weak enjoining Canadians to ,observe
Thursday, November 6th, as a day of
thanksgiving and declaring that day
•to be a public holiday.
Mr. Bert Grigg who has resided here
for some months past, leaves in a few
.days for Montreal, where he bas obtain -
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ed an important situation as traveller
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for a wholesale house,
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Fancy gocfds;statienery andsinall wares:
We are in receipt of a copy of The
Canadian Live Stock Journal, which
we can strongly recommend as one of
the leading farm Journals,. in Ontario,
and should be inevery fa,onees hands.
Orders taken at this office.
New subseribers are eoxistsatly be-
ing enrolled on our list. Now is your
opportunity, now till Jan. let ]t890 for
only 20cts..
A yery large congregation gathered
in the Trivitt Memorial Church, on
Sunday evening, to hear the funeral
sermon of the lata James Oke, The
Lodge on Foresters, in which, +deceased
was a member, attended in a body.
The sermon was preached by the Rev.
a F. Robinson, frora the text E•eelesiastea
2. 'Cr, xvi verses.
One of our young gentlemen, in the
Tenon of William Dare, left flare yes-
terday (Wednesday) morning, for God -
et ich Towash€p, *here •be was joined
an holy bonds of Matrimony, to Miss
Theresa Jennings. The happy couple
will snake Exeter their [mace of abode
In the future, We extend our '.hearty
coongrattilations to the young :.couple.
,LOCA JOTTINGS.
See the bargains in Dress ,C.roods .at
Bruulpton's.
--1i. L.ltiiiiuis, Dentist, for the beet
:,artificial teeth.
Read :Carling Bros. change of "ad"
• in this.issue.
Thursday night, Auction Sale at
' Br,ampton's. '
In another ealuran will be seen the
• ''adit of Dr. Lutz. "Read it,
See Griggs `change.of "ad." in this
issue. Read it, 8,t will•r'epay you.
The'Western Fair has been • favored
•eeith magnificent weather this week.
The ADVOCATE from now till the end.
....ref the year for fl cents. Subscribe
:"flew.
d. &6iilittifN-Fsenfiat. fold linings
.a,,p,•.spveiteity. ofneerucer O'1Geil's Dank
Exeter.
If' you want a first:clnss job of
troughing done, call on Wiltian Fox
-Tann.
Millinery opening.ttt Mahar.' Pick-
.ard's An Monday and Tuesday, Sept.
`29.anti 30 inst.
Insure in the Temperance and Gen-
eral Jnsuranec Co., of Toronto. 'En.
Blssrerr, local agent.—May 29-90.
Inxporteent repairs bay.e been made
te the -Exeter Salt Works lately put-
ting the .block in first class order-
Subscribe for the ADVOCATE. Only
t.ecntstram now till January 1st,
-I890.
Overcoats to
1runapton's.
Don't fail to -see the English import-
ktions in mantles and mantle cloth at
,Richard Pickard's.
Let everybody come to the Exeter
fair .on Monday and Tuesday next.
,There will be a trial of speed on the
second day.
We understand. that Mr. Frederick
Knight has been appointed organist of
the Trivitt Memorial Church, and will
begin his duties .on Sunday next.
Professor Dayton, of London, has op-
ened a dancing school in the Town
Hall, to meet every Friday evening.
Quite a large class has been formed.
We are very sone- to -learn that Mr.
Fin. Hunter, who has been confined to
his bed for some time with. an attack
of Typhoid fever, bas been taken with
an additional attack of inflamation of
the lungs.
, We had a friendly Ball from Mr.
Thomas Jackson sr., of Clinton, on
Monday last. He complimented us on
having the cleanest acrd most respect-
able printing office that he has yet vis-
ited and he,says he has visited :most
offices in the county.
An effort is being made to hold Cale-
donian games in Parkhill this fall. The
event will probably occur aboutWed-
nesday, Oct: 22nd- If the effort rs suc-
cessful a grand array of athletcs,pipers
and dancers intend to come,
Sirs: N. Dyer Hurdon, arrived here
• from London, England, on Friday eve-
mng last, in company with three sis-
ters.' The •passage over was rather
,cold and stormy. Mr. Hurdon hes se -
retired a residence on Carling Street
wgere he will reside.
order for $1.0.00 at
Falrmerq,
Get your sale 'bills ,printed' at the
ADvOCATI; office. We will give you 4
gratuitous, notice in the columns of the
paper.
The C. P. R. authorities, not to be be
.hind the Grand Trunk, will soon have
'L
tunnel Ynde
eitherr the
Detroit or
the St. Clair'Rtvcr. It is also under
stood that Mr. IIicl:9en'intends to re -
command the immediate construction
of a second Grand Trunk tunnel ander
the St. Clair.
While some of our sports wore out in
search of coon last week, and after
wandering around for some time, they
fortunately got after their prey, and
after getting him tip a tree, they set
to work to gut it down, the tree failing
across a fence and on t purge number
of tile, crushing them to pieces. If the
owner of the tree. and tile can find out
who the guilty j5rtrtie9 are he will
s
mince it acleai pie;,cof ,port for them.
Boys be ea refill ;iii future,
otStncl:s of wool shawls for $1.00 at
Brampton's.
wsnte it.
Never too late to mend. 5000 pairs of
boots and shoes that need repairing to
be left at the leading boot and shoe
store next door to the post office, G.
Manson,
Richard Pickard has just received
several new lots of goods from Eng-
land and Scotland per 6. S. "Umbria"
and "Servia", 1 met by 'vigorous prosecution and assis-
'Y`l�tanlrir. • tance will ealways be afforded, when
Mr. E. A. Lewis, book agent, wishes needed, by the department. It is ex -
to tender us thanks to the people of •pected also that the inspectors will
Exeter for their Kiud and liberal pat- spare no efforts in searching for and
rona,ge given him during his stay here. stamping out cases of unlicensed soil-
niiratnera Opening.ing In this task, as well as in the en-
Mrs. Spicer wishes to announce to deavour to keep the selling of liquor
the ladies of Exeter. and vicinity that within the long hours permitted by
her millinery rooms will be open on law, the inspectors can reasonably ask,
Tuesday 80th and following days. fox the assistance of all law-abiding
Come one, come.allaand examine -the dealers as well as the eo-operation of
grand display, the pollee and magistrates of the Pro
Leis[. vine.
On Sunday alight a pocketbook be- rersonal•Dtentien.
tween this place and Hibbert, contain- Mr. Joseph Anderson, of Chicago, for-
ing therein $2i in bilis, fifteen tents merly of Centralia, and son of Mr. Jo
in change,. and a watch key. Finder sePh Anderson of that place, was visit -
will be suitably rewarded by leaving ing friends here for a few days last
the same at this office. week.—Mr. John Elsie and daughter,
ROW tL4 gree erve ewe: of Fingal, are visiting at Mr. George
To each pailful of water add to pints Anderson,—Mr. Robert Young and
of fresh sleeked lime acid one pint of wife of Brumfield, were the guests of
common gait; prix well. Fill your bar- Mr. and Mfrs. William Sweet on Sun -
rel halt full with this fluid, put your day last. -Miss Mary Ann Tom has re
eggs down in it anytime after -June, turned from Toronto, where she has
and they will keep two years if desired. been visiting relatives for the past two
Wow *gee. weeks. --Mr. George Fitzgerald, who
A complete telegraph instrument, is studying the Veterinary: profession
battery, sonicating wires" he. ' The 'with Wm. Sweet, V. S.. spent Sunday
shove is.peoially adapted nor learners with relative near Chiselhurst.—Mrs.
and with this internment* person can Issac Bawden is visiting in Blyth at
get a thorough knowledge of the art.. present:—Mr. John Currelley, and Son
Will sell cheap; for futher particulars 'who have been visiting friends in Port,
call at this office, - Hope, have returned.—Mr. William
>■teFair ato:LIKTS Armstrong, at one time resident of
ilrewoThe great ip,ir held at Toronto,was this place as Machine Agent, is visit -
brought to a close 4irtFriday last. ing friends and relatives in and around
Exeter, at present.—
From every point of view it .has been Diss. Crocker spent
an unqualified suoceee. The :a.mout Monday in London.—Mrs. D. Johns is
of orate receipt. was '; 69.813.00. Last visiting friends in St. Mary's and Lon
years receipts atneghted to A57.691cue don.—Miss Lille Hersey is spending a
which is an increase Of $12:169.00 to few day s in London.—Mr. Harry Gid
that et last year:' ley, Cornet Soloist, has returned from.
Toronto.—Miss Lottie Perkins, who has
sumo Horse wishes to aye. It Ann- been spending -several weeks with
friends in Toronto, has returned.
oudeed, that lige will o • oat one of . homer
the gtandest displays Millinery -Mr. salter Evans is spending a few
-shown iia Exeter, for the,fall..trade, on :.days in town.—Misses CIare and Hilda,
Monday and following days. L ,tor "Hersey; have returned from a visit to
dial invitation is extended .i,6 every Landon. -lir. and hire. J. Brooks who
lady fa the county ib inspect ane ofthe, have been visiting friends here for
flawflawdisplays 'in the iniilinery line.. the h , astmonth returned to Owosso,
•last Thursday. -Miss Nellie
ever offered, - MicHarris left for Tara, on Friday fast, to.
Barter- visit friends.—Mr. H. Levctt spent Sat,
The bailey market haw opened send: urea. in Parkhill.—Mr. J. C. Stewart
already co ht in.ableT pro ptiea are retuned to Brockville on Saturday last
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being brought in. The lieet of the _r Robt. Pickard left for Toronto on
McKinley Oc ley bill going into force.on the Monday morning on business.—Mr. Ar -
1st Ocie which will raise the oubtle s nold Bowerman,left for Chicago on"
duty to.30c a bushel, should, doubtless
Monday, where he will resume Inc study.
and will; hasten the farmers in mark- of dentistry; -Mr. Fred. Down, who
eting their barley. The present primo, has been spending a few days with
from 40ee to bOc., according to quality friends here, returned to Woodstock on;
Monday eyening.—Mrs.William Hard-
ing left for Londoai on Tuesday to visit.
her daughter.—Mr. Ed. Roberts who
has been in Toronto for some time, re-
turned home on Friday last. -Mrs. Dr.
Cowen spent Sunday in Clinton.
► Liquor Law.
Enforcement orate.
Hon. J, M. Gibson, Provincial SOU()
tary, has issued a circular to the license
inspectors of the Province, calling their
attention to the necessity of vigilantly
enforcing the provisions of the Lielu=
Law, and stating that the failure to
enforce the Saturday night and Sun-
day clauses will be looked upon as do-
manding the retirement of the inspect-
or, who is thus falling short of doing
his duty. The inspectors are further
advised to give peremptory notice to
licenses that strict compliance with the
law as to the prohibited hours will be
insisted on. Persistent lawbreaking,
the. Provincial Secretary says, must be
The King'street Methodist ;Church,
Ingersoll, have, by resolution, abolish-
ed 'tea -meetings, socials, etc., as a
means of ranting church funds. In
place thereof an appeal will be made
twice a year to its members and ad
kerents for sufficient money to meet all
claims heretofore met by :means of.
such entertainments described, This
is,a;move in the right direction.
.Oe of those, pleasing andgratifying
events took place in the Trivitt Mem-
orial church at the hour of .seven
o'clock a. m. on Tuesday 23rdinet,itbe-
ing tire marriage of'll[r. John Sinalia-
combe to Mrs. Harriet Smallcombe.
The;eeremony was performed by the
Rey. E. F. Robinson. The happy
couple tool* the morning train for'Lon-
don to spend a few days in that place:
The date of the Exeter Fair .is near
athandeand all are making great pre
paretiona for the great event. The.
Directors.and managers are perfecting
arrangements, exhibitors are prepar-
ing their exhibits, and th'g visitors wilt;
be present if the weather be fine.
About $1,000.00 worth of prizes are to;
be distributed this year,'' and the speci-
al attractions- are of such a nature to
call out considerable interest.
On Thursday night last between the
hours of eleven and sunrise, some un-
known person or persons, entered the
stable of Mr. William Brimacombe of
this place, and without leave or liberty
hitched up his horse and drove it away.
It is not known how far the animal
was driven, only that when Mr. Brim-
niacombe entered the stable in the
morning, he found the horse in a lath-
er and it looked as though it had nn-
dergone.a long drive. Such parties
should be exposed and receive' the pen-
alty of the law.
On Saturday last while a number of
hands were engaged in thrashing at
the barn of Mr, Frank Trieubner of the
4th con. of Stephen; they were surpris-
ed on finding a number of watch
chain, charms; cuff buttons, pieces of
notes etc, passing through the ma-
chine, and on examining a corner in
the mow found several more articles
stowed away. Mr. Trieubner says he
cannot account for how they came
there, unless that some peddler took his
lodging there over night and forgot to
gather his valuables.
The Family Herald and Weekly
Star, Montreal, has its enormous cir-
culation because it does not encroach
upon the local country paper's work.
People every -where find they need the
FAMILY HERALD AND WEEKLY STAR,
Montreal, in addition to their own local
weekly. The FAUILY HERALD AND
Si'ELIKLY STAR has an enormous staff
of high -salaried editors, and spends
large sums in gathering general news
of the world at large, .besides employ-
ing money freely in adding to its liter=
ary miscellany.
The growing popularity of the An
vocATE as a !lye focal r,ewspaper and
aclvel'tising ineditt n is becoming more
strongly attested every ciii,y. 0.er ant)
scription list is rapidly geowii'g, nod
the patronage awarded in alt other de-
partments seeak,10111len than weans of
ane hold ti,e Arne:o e iras upo11 this
#,1.)1muait '. e ere daily itnprovin g
alis[ increasid'i'alg ntrr job work facilities
:in 1110 coevenionces of our office, int-
rovrtTielit .and progress benne o'nr' Met -
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GEN ROU BARGAINS I
xtensive
t' of
We invite your inspection our new and e
stock of fall and winter goods with the certainty ,that you
have neveryet seen anything that will beat it for variety or
y creneral excellence.
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Just
Want
It has been our endeavor to provide just
what you want in quality and in puce. We are
prepared to suit any customer. If there is anybody dissatis-
fied with purchases in the past this is their grand
opportunity to get satisfaction.
Think what we o'er you.
We offer the widest choice for taste or fancy.
We offer the newest goods, patterns and styles in the market.
We offer you the best values you ever received.
We offer you the lowest prices.
This is no highfalutin offer: It is no empty- boast or bag.
but genuineofferof genuinebargains.
If anybody offers you more than we do, or lower prices than
we do, take 'em up quick. But nobody on. earth can duplicate
the goods.we show for the prices we make. These goods
must be sold.
and color,; is not a bad price for the
cereal, all things considered, and far-
mers will be on the safe side in dis-
posing of thein crop at these figures..
50c. per bushel was paid' on the mark•
et yesterday for several loads of good
bright barley.
The queen pave sal moreesevete
The Queen's last "Free trip to Europe"
having excited such universal interest,
thepublishers of that popular magazine
offer another AND $200 RxvRA son
ExPENSES, to the person sending them
the largest list •of English words con-
structed from letters contained in the
three words'BRITISai NORTH AMERICA.'
Additional prizes consisting of Silver.
Tea Sets, China Dinner Sets, .'Gold
Watches, French Music -Boxes, Portiere
Curtains, Silk Dresses, Mantel Clocks,
and'mauy other useful and valuable'
articles will also be awarded in order
of merit. A special prise of a. Seal
Skin Jacket to the lady, and a hand-
some Shetland Pony to the girl or -boy'
(delivered free in Canada. or United'
States) sending the largest lists- Every
one sending a list of not less than
twenty words . will receive a present.
Send four Be stamps for complete rules
illustrated catalogue of prizes, and
sample timber of The Queen. Address'
THE CANADIAN QUEEN, Toronto, Can-
ada. -169, 10t.
al Mille Law.
' 'The season during which the follow-
ing game may be hunted; taken or
killed is as follows:—Deer-15th of kat.
to 20th of November. Moose, elk, r in -
deer or caribou may not be killed be-
fore 15th,Oct. 1595. The number of
deer which may be killed or taken
alive in any one season,: prior to 1895,
is limited as follows: One person, 5;
two persons together or from the one
camp or rendenvous, 8; three persons
as before 12. No hunting with hounds
after the 15th day of November: Pttr.
fridge -let Sept. to 1st January. Wo-
odcock --15th August to 1st of Jan
uary. Snipe, rail and golden plover—
tot Sept.' to Lit January. Geese—lst
Sept, to 1st of May. Ducks of 1,1.1 kind
and all kinds of water fowl—lst Sept.
to 1st January. hare -let Sept. to 15
th of March. the above` dates 'ire in-
elusive, These may be exposed for
i •s after e� iratthti of
sale for fifteen clay p
time for killing, No eggs to be taken
or deytrgeed at any tittle. Na traps,
nets or snares, bated lines or sifnilar
cetitrit-:ances to be used. These may
be, destroyed with Out 'liability. No
contrivances described or known es
batteries, swivels guns, sunken punts,
night lights to be used for killing wild
fowl, r. No person,. prior to the year 1$
95, hunt, take, or kill any deer, flnlcse
kuclt pennon has been an actual rest,
dent, deli ellcd within the prOt%fuses of
Ontario and Quebec for period of at
least three months.
Vire would call attention to the "ad"
in another column of Mr. W. E. Coch-
enour, who, in a few days, will re -open
the drug store opposite the Central
Hotel, corner stand. We are pleased
Mr. C. has come to stay as his social
references are most satisfactory, while
his position extending over 3. period of
years as manager of Mr. J. D. Mathe-
son's drug store opposite the Rossin
House, King-st., Toronto, is ample
evidence as to his professional abilities.
We feel confident tide people of this
town and vicinity will accord him that
amount of support Ile should command
Wenote too in his advertisement the
fact that he is chemist and druggist
by examination.
i'he latest catch phraseoutis, "Don't
be expansive!" This is the . coming
sla;n remark of the day. The remark
is the swagger way to tell n fellow
that he's drawing upon his imagina-
tion for his facts. "Doti'[ be expan-
sive." It may be Also employed to
check the efforts of a would-be funny
man; a hardened punster a dealer in
chesnuts or a render aloud ;a politician
who makes a long speech; the fashion-
able preacher who piesYitnes ripen the
good nature of his congregation; the
storeelteeper who dilates upon the
su-
perinc!ty of lis wares; the talkative
hairdresser; the professional beggar
who waxes pathetic over iris ills and
hardships; to each a.nt all of them say;
"PJ11't i)p, ioSprlinsiYe"
e ' `a ke them low to sell them quickly;, We
don't ask you to take our word but to let the goods speak for u
COME AND SEE THEM.
C RLHHC BROS.
Rickard' Pickard announces that he
will Exhibit the finest collection of mil-
linery and mantles ever shown in the`
village on Monday andTuesday next.'
Ono
ese
Absolutely Pure.
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Ink, • rM„ ;i__
This week I present to the people
a cut of the noted
A cream of tartar baking powder
Highest of all in leavening strength.—
U. b". Government Report, August
DM, 1889.
Exeter Roller ails.
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COOK STOVE,
the best wood. cook stove in the market. -
MARKET REPORTS.
WHEAT, 90 TO 96ets.per bush.
Dur Selling
. niece.
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Flour,
l3rati,
Dlidclliti„ s,
Screenings,
Chop,
Br'att, per ton, 12.00
Middlings, " " 10.00
Chop stone runningever day.
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TERIiiS CASH.
The Exeter M11.1 iiig Co.
strop; baker's, $:1.76 per 100.
best family, 2.00 " "
low grade, 1.5,0 1° "
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Call and see it before buying elsewhere.
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WILL FOLLAND,
STAND, one door north of Dr. Lutz's Drug Store, Main Street,
Exeter. Sign of Big Elephant.
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Builders' Hardware.
Nails, Glass (Stained and, Engraved), Locks, Hinges,
and Butts (full line)
Carriage ria e
Hardware.
Bar Iron, Bent Stuff', Hubbs, Spokes,.Cutter Runners.Shafts, Moqueite Wunsltn, Drill &c.
Mill Supplies
Fittings,Packing Rubber
Iron. Pipe, Valves, Asbestos, �,
and Leather Beltings, is
Sporting Material
. Shot, and Shot laot Gtins; Powder, S , &c.
Stoves and Tinware
Cooking, ltatllg+ Parlor and Coal Stoves.All kinds
Tinware cheap. Eavetiou ping a speciality.
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