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The Exeter Advocate, 1891-11-5, Page 8pp `�IJEPIIUJ1EJTI li, rl TH MARL . COUNTER GOODS, Toys 8..Polish Pictures Beads Shoe " Spice Jars Dolls .latch Safes Salts Ind Mugs Needles Rules Balls, 11, Piles Hammers Purses Thimbles 'i'ael s L. Pencils But loos Agate S. Drivers Broaches " Pearl P. Cord W. Chains Handkerchief C, Openers Cups, Towels C. Thugs Toy Books Neckties F. Shovels Knives Fans S, Lifters M.Orgaus Splashers P. Mashers Whisks T. alets Toast Forks Soaps. Bibs Dippers N. Brushes Tin Pails Eg'g Beaters 8. " Tin Steepens 0 Turners Clothes " T, P. Stands Pans Diaek'g " Comb Cases L. Squeezer Stoye " Dust, Pans C. Screws Tooth "- Pie Plates S, Ladles Combs Trays. Toy Brooms Goblets 0'. GRIGG, Elmeter. 11).CONSID ER Is it wrong to sell 20 pounds of gran ulated sitgar for 81,00? You wonder `vhy we ask the question,' simply be- cause a preacher of the gospel says we are doing wrong when we sell 20 lbs of granulated sugar for $1.00. We ask who is doing the greater wrong the good man when he says that we are selling sugar below cost or we in sell ing 20 pounds for 8100which gives us a fair and reasonable profit. We know that we are not doing wrong, and you know thatyou are not doing wrong in buying in the cheapest market, now who is doing wrong? Consider, yes, consider, and when you have satisfied yourself as to who is wrong, come to us and we will sell you 20 pounds of the best granulated sugar for 81.00. Cheap enough ain't it. Euless Mao two :months In lest thou two Months We give Beauty away, who is going to get him? that's the •question. New Year's eve tells who the lucky one is Try your lack, you may get him, Choice Dress Goods, Choice Dress Goods. Beautiful is what the ladies say when they see our grand display of new Dross Goods, what more could they say when Beauty predominates through our whole. shop, and every Indy buying het Dress from us, has a chance of winning Beauty. Goin„! Going Yes going and gixich too. Our stock of searches and mantle cloths, never had we such values to offer. This week we offer a beautiful sealette for 85.50, regular price $8,5('. We bought a big lot of this line and ,got a bargain. and you get a bargain, too,if you• buy your coats from us. Tea, Tea•, Tca, Tea. Tea, Tea. Buy your tea from us, we are away ahead on the tea question. We clear- ed a wholesale house out of a large lot of a special brand,aud are now in a position to sell you tea by the pound or box at considerable less than regular wholesale prices. Furs, Furs, Furs. Puts in great profusion with us. Some special values in boas ald,storm collars: Foots and Shoes. We have the stock of boots & . shoes and we do the trade. We can save youmoney on your shoes this season Just drop in and try us. Now for the Conditions on which Beauty is to be given away. CONDITIONS; t There i is 11o, t r window a gloss jar containing a. num � ber ofn b tions the 1111111- ber isunknown to any person,the guarantee of which appears ears bel r. 11' o+ With every pur- chase of $1.00 you are entitled to onegness at the number of Buttons in the Jar, with 'e purchase of $800 two guesses and so on. In our office will be kept a hook wheroyou will register your name and your guess. The contest to close at 8 o'clock onNewYeer Eye. when the jar will be opened and the Buttons counted by disinterested and. res- ponsible parties, and the person who has guessed the correct or nearest to the correct .number of Buttons will then become the owner of Beauty, sbolii,.there be a tie then the first who Inc registered the eorrectnum- ber will be the winner. This is to certify that the number of buttons' in the jar in the wine Big low of the t B Bankrupt u �t 1 Store b s unhm o• s, wn to person, as they were placed there by us and the i ,r'sealed in our presence. {Signed 13. S O'Nrrr, R. 11. Coi,r.ries. T. Stewart, Dealer in Bankrupt Sto:;k. LOCAL JOTTINGS. For alfine black suit try J. H. Grieve llsrcharrt Tailor. If you want a first class farm on easy terms call on John Spackman, Exeter Don't forget to call and see J, 1•.1. Grieve's $1.0 overcoats before pui char in g, PAINFUL BURNS, °bruises, scalds and cuts are, i •1° . . 1 c,.l sno.he c t ,d and heal 9 .r C, • , Salye. b Cal i y Victoria .,•1 bol c, Note this 'tad:" of Mr. I), W, Foss, Tlensall, who visits Exeter with bread every ' Wednesday and Saturday after- noons. Mr, T. S. O'Neil, harm er, itis ruches ed the fog end of this notes olid ra.e. counts in coneeetion svitll rhe I'ickard Estate. 7 l 1t ^'•o• io .illi"c. t called the king. t t 1 Ill • P J of edi. cines Lood's Sarsaparilla. It con. quors scrofula, salt rheum and ell otli. er blood diseases, The 'Anyouatiee will be sent to address. for the balance of the year for 15 cents, paid in advance. No the time to subscribe,, any 1891 11" is Now is the time to subscribe for the Apt ogaIa. Yon can he ve it sunt to any friend in Canada of the United from non- lentil Jan: 1st, for only 15 cents. "Mrs. Nelson, the,wornan who recent Iv had her husband arrested here for nonsupport, was ~even a pass to Exe to:, where her sca resides."—London Free Press All parties needing sale bilis will audit to their advantage to give the `'ADVOCATE" office a call, and you will. receive satisfaction for leaving• your order, Give us a call, On Sunday there was a slight flurry of now which gave the ground e witt- teriy appearance, Being of a light nature and riot large quantity it only remained for a short till'le, The farmers aro all busy in section ;setting their turnips into winter quarters. They report that is the best yield that his ever b known in this part of the country. Don't forget that a tea will be given in the town hall on Thanksgiving day under the management of the Guild of the Trivitt Memorial Church. Every body welcome. .Further particulars in a few days. A. case was tried here yesterday. Wednesday before the J. P. in which one of our young nien was eliarged. with having a quantity of bones and iron in his possession. , He'was com- mitted for trial, but was bailed out. Give the boys a few cents to gather up the leaves on the street in front of your lots. If allowed to rot in a corner of your garden, they 'will make the best of soil for house plants, they will also make good bedding for animals. ing requirements lll'0 even?' > i 11C11 " q is of the day life, on the farm, in the workshop, or behind the counter or desk, A. course in this ica,115" lhotoulli, preen. ctrl, instltlltlon 11 do sham. V)re flava heard graduates say that its course is Els much in edyance of the ordinary business college as the high school course is of the common schools• Prin. pal Flemming .doea tto .. allow slip -shod work; he i&a: thorough business man and expert accountant; his ;services are much sought by Joint Stock Cotn- pauics of venous hinds as auditor and consulting accountant. So numerous are ;he calls for his services during Christmas and;$unilnei� vacations that he scarcely gets any time for rest. \''/e heartily commend this institution as a real, live mrog'ressiye school, up with the times in every tiling, 11 you want the latest methods of business you are sure to get them at the Northern. Valens wale. The undersigned has several first class farms for sale on easy terms. J. Sraciwa3, Exeter. .Gloi'sel� wanted. Mr. B. Aubry, of Montreal, will be at this the Commercial Hotel, Exeter, on Tues- good day, Nov, 10th, 1891, for the purpose of it purchasing all classes of horses that. cell are sound and in mood condition. +U+'4 Reward. MT David Johns has offered a re ward of $4 to any person finding and returning his Beagle' Hotted, bitch, which ;•i"aslost on the 10tH of October near the Black Creek Bridge, Lake Road. Clues Cluthe,Xa ventor and Patentee or Trl sses, . . And applianees for Club -feet, Spinal Curvature, Paralysis,, Weal: legs, Bow legs etc, will visit London (Grigg House) Saturday, November the seven- th. This opportunity of consulting a man of his experience and ability per- sonally should not be missed, as, he is compelled to Limit his usual visits ,and attend the office and factory in Toronto where he may be found daily except Saturdays. Ri}member the day and date, Saturday, Novbr. Seventh (7th), Lecture. The lecture given by 111r, Galloway in the Main Street church on Thurs. day evening last week was only fairly attended. His oration of "How to Sue, ceed in life" was listened to very at- tentively and many features of an im pressive nature were brought -to bear upon their minds. He•is:an able speak- er, and being a cripple, deserves the charity of all. During the following days he was through the village sell- ing a book, in which are a series of lectures compiled by himself and are worthy of a place in every household, being neatly bound and full of valua- ble information.. Coning to Loneon. Chas. Cluthe, 134 King St, West, To- ronto, Ont., may be consulted at the Grigg House, Loddon, on 'Saturday, Nov, Seventh, (7th). Mr. Club 1'•I rep rttationas a machanical genius for overcoming all cases of deformities such as club feet, spinal curvature,par- alysis, bow legs, etc., is well known throughont the Dominion of Canada. Anybody ruptured will heat and see something which they ` never dreamt could be done A revolution in trusses is.appending, come and see:' He is compelled to limit his usual visits and attend the office and factory in Toronto where he may be found daily except Saturdays. A few days ago Dr, Proudfoot, of Amherstburg, was called to see a lade who, upon examination, proved to have a broken rib. After much quest- ioning she said it was caused by her bean squeezing her on last Sunday evening. A number of the James st Sunday School children could have been seen last Sunday afternoon standing outside waiting for the doors of the apartment to be opened, having forgotten the change of time for opening, which is 2 30 instead of 2 o'clock. Thursday (to day) November 5111 is Guy Fawkes' Day. No celebration of any kind will take place here but it. will be allowed to pass by unobserved, In rural districts great preparations are being made to commemorate it by entertainments of man y different kinds. The G. T.R. have just -sent Plymouth Lodge, No. 63, S. 0. E. B. S., a cheque for 812303, being the amount realized out of the Excursion on August 6th 1891. After the expenses are deduct= ed there will be a balance of $82.18, which will go into the contingent fund of the lodge. The deeds committed throughout the village on Saturday evening last, it being Hallowe'en, were only of a trif- ling nature. During the past few years the young men of our town have be- came more enlightened and allowed this flight to pass without destroying personal property and otherwise corn nutting such frivilous deeds that school boys are given to. On Thursday afternoon last week Messrs James Bissett, Thomas Oke and. 8. Sweet vete successful in bagging eleven black squirrel, This, although not a large number, is the most that has been captured by a single party of huntsmen in one day this fall. ' The animals were not very large nor in extra good condition, and from all ap- pearances had just arrived from anoth- er section of the country. The Wife of Mr. Malcolm I11cInn CS formerly oft , Lie ,c.r died in n. St. Marys on Monday last and:Was interred here on Tuesday of this week, aged 27 years. Although her life a e wCIS not long irs years had been sprinkled with the sorrows that belong to the rougher side of earth. She leaves two small child, ren. The Rev. S. F. Robinson read the burial ser "ice of the church of England at the ;;rave. Icer: husband and moth- er were among the mourners, r On Tuesday evening lir. Ed. Chris tie received by express a large photo from Mr. P,a J hn �' o l • -• I 111 r. e• Sr.,of h' C rcha 0 n formerly a resident here The picture contained the likness of 104 Men,which aro under engagement to MMessrsPatch and Bali sill, of that city, who, carry .on a large' Furniture trade. 'These young men left her about nine years ago and have since accumlated the wealth which they have invested in this business; Ambition and enterprise will tell. Thursday of this week will be the two hundred and eighty sixth anni versary of the diabolical gunpowder plot, a scheme the most devilish his satanic majesty could suggest or fiends attempt to carry out. Both its incept- ion and failure are thrice told tales, but humanity and Chriasianity will have sunk logy indeed when civilized people shall (wase to be thankful each returning fifth of November for the overruling of a divilre providence whereby protestantisrn its Britain. Was saved fr to n titter efl , aL�e meat b+ fnis- guided wretches, We are leas t ed p o refer out renders to the advertisement of that popular institution—the Northern Business College of Owen Sound. Young men and women cannot do better than � v, I lrc to Principal t1 nr ipal Flemming for a description of the course of study if they wish to be able to meet the exact. l COananittedfor Trial. On Friday morning hest week Con- stables Gill and Creech having the necessary papers In their possession for the arrest of..two wellrenown young gentlemen, onsuspicion. of taking chicken from the premises of illrs.'orns, left in search, of them, After proceed- ing • Is far as Centralia they them ob tamed a slight clue as to 'their wherea- bouts, and left for Crediton where they captured them in one of the flax mills. They were brought to Exeter, when, after the examination of, the plaintiff and several r al +vita esses before His Wor ship, n ell . they were commit• ted' toGoderi h Gaol for trial. Y , ester day (4 e n esdav )another of the `cul- prits was captured near' Crediton and tried before the J. P. that afternoon who committed him for trial: He was bailed out, • Sick: List. Mrs, Emanuel Bissett who has been confined to her bed for some time is at present very ill. Her illness appears to be of a serious nature.—For several days past � t. Richard h al d Davie Sr., ;has been confined to the house from the effects of rheumatistn: His troubles are of such anatr: nature as to cause him to being helpless condition, his hands and feet being so badly swollen that they are of no service to him, -Ales, Philip Lang is gradually improying in health.—Ales. William "Pugsley is dangerously ill at present ;and her re• cover•y is uncertain,—Mfr, John Pin combe, of Usborne, is slowly recovering from his attack oftyphoidfever.—Mr. Ed. Sanders, of Sand Lake, Mich, lr no ,has been confined to his bed for some time with typhoid fever, and had a re- lapse, is recovering, and is soon ex peeted home.—Miss Maggie Murray, of Nay, who we reported in our last issue as being ill, has slightly improved in health, and is expected to he out again in a few days. Canadian Order Chosen Frietidrs, is a truely Canadian Beilevoler,taiiid Fraternal Society, is chatt('d by' the Government, and admits both ladies and c gentlemen to full memllcl:5hip and frill benefits from ago 18 to 65 . years End pays the full claim at death or age 75 years, or one half in case of total disability and balance at death or age 75, has also a sick benefit fund paying 85 per Week --certificates a ire issued for $500, 81,000 or $2,000 as the member nla elect. he Order „ic<.s its l>en- cfits at actual cost ns it does not allow any more surplus 1111111 $20,000 to ae• o1..n.111dte at one time, The objoet the older is to protect the families its members•, in case of death and members themselves in the event disability or old age. The older controlled by its member, each mem- ber ember having= a vote on ait questions,; dividually first aind then by their cl gate in the Grilnd Council, every amendment' beinc, g submitted t c � 0 t• Al membership in the local councils before being brought before the Grand Conn. cil. Tho Order has already between three and ' four thousand Members. Exeter Council No, 94 has decided for a short time longer to admit candi- dates at charter rimes.. There is a de cide(1 advantage in joining at charter rate which can only be mado known after initiation. Now do not put off until to -morrow that which you Should do to-day—give in spur name "don't "procrastinate" you know not what a day clay bring forth." Ile that pro- videth not for his own, and especially those of his own household, Bath denied the faith and is worse than au infidel. For full particulars see circular or ap- ply to any of the following, Rev. W. l2. 1llartin, Councilor; J. P. Ross, P. C.; J Senior, V. C.; T. A, Brown, Prelate and Asst lice.; Mrs. T. A Brown, Recorder; T. Fitton, Treas.; J. H. Grieve, Marsh - :ill; 11.: Mair, Wa.rcleu; L. Christie, Guard; Mrs, J. P, Ross, Sent:; Dr. Amos Medical examiner, or to any of the nlCrtlbe.l•s. As the Council tall close the charter at any meeting apply at once and inike sure of gearing' in at charter:rate.. T. A. BROWN, .Asst. Rec. of of the el 15 ele- Special Vostry R;ieeting• A. special Vestry meeting was he in the Trivitt Alernoriatl church. o Monday evening at 7,30, in aceordan with a request from the Bishop. Hama to the Church Wardens, 1N.essr Spackman and Hurden. The cha was taken by the Rector, .Rev. S. Robinson, who opened the meetin with prayer. Mr. Chas. ,anders wa appointed secretary. There was a vee fair attendance, several ladies bein among the number. The letter of His Lordship, the Bishop, explained that h was anxious on account of alis. Robii son's health for an exchange of paris between the Rev. F. H. Fast, of Wall erten, and Mr. Robinson, and as th Walkerton Vestry had uiianimousl agreed to the change he asked th Exeter Vestry to agree also and pass resolution to that effect. Mr. Hurdo ill moving• a'resolution asking th Vestry ' to accede to the Bishop's re quest, spoke of the great advance th' parish had made since Mr. Robinson. incumbency; and also of the war m ters in which the Bishop eonlmende 1111; Fatt. Mr. W. J. Carling, delegat to the synod, seconded the resolution which was put and carried by an un animous vote in silence. Mr. Robinsoi spoke of the many tins which bound him to Exeter. and its people and wish ed the churchchurchHere a prosperous future and many blessings in the coming years He had been here for nearly years and it washis first charge but the time had come for' them to part. Ile would carry happy memories away with, him and felt sure of a warm welcome whenever. he would visit them as he hoped to do from time to time. He asked theall to strengthen the hand of his successor• and make the parish the model one of the diocese. Wo be to that man of whoin all speak well, but he world' rest satisfied by the m comendation of the best men and assured them an that he had tried to do his duty and if there were any fail- uresthev were of the Bead and not the heart. Mr, rats,"the new Rector, is a graduate•01 Wyclriiife College; Toronto, though born in Old London, England, and has hada successful Canadian ex- perience. CHAS. SANDERS., sec'y. ld 11 ce of s, it F. g. ,Y e I- li e 3' e a t1. e • e m d e CLARK'S CATARRH CURE. May be had of any enterprising drug- gist for 50 cents. It affords instant relief, and will cure the worst case. It is pleasant to both taste and smell, and may be carried the pocket. e - Don't L fool away time and money trying worthless tI11eSS 1 em ' C(li es but write t o us lirect. If your druggist cannon supply' you with Clark's Catarrh Cure, we will. Clark Chemical Co., Toronto, Now York. NOW IS TIE TIIVIE TO BUY YOUR FALL CLOTHING, $3,O WOIITII0 TO BE CLEARED THIS NEXT 30 DAYS AT LESS THAN WIIOLESALE pRicE. If you want a Child's, Boys or Man's Suit Overcoat and Pants, &c., call. and see our big stock. Ths 141ligist in TOWN to CEOOSE MOM. E. E. J. SPACK.IVZA NCQCCO.C'. SAMWELL'S BLOCK, EXETER, - ONTARIO Our ST ,FC11. , 0 CK is large; Our:COODS new; Our PRICES low. We make a business of making Bargains in D�Goods Groceries, Eats, Cay , e �!�'a , Goods, &o. The latest in STYLE, thoinest in QUALITY, and the utmost inr -i , beenhave ����� � �' combined in us in One mighty effort for trade. "e are o racs, neither do we -propose to do a fakebusiness in order to gain custom. We call, a dollar a dollar and not ninety-nine gents. �I=� goods are all marked in �t PLAI FIGTTRES. And you may depend that our prices are right. Oui. and winter I `+gfall g e1 offerings will not and carniot be surpassed WITH ALL TBLUSTER. ��$� ��� �F y BRAY �@�69 ��li�v-8 d �ilic to the contras Thele i a limit s below which honest goods cannot be sold. Weplace our uriclowk _ prices at the water nl�li'k for safe allcl reliable goods, ; `Ins Inspect p t us, criticise us, know us and you will find that we saveou dollars. `115.. CA LI ;r SI OVES, AN ` TINWARE F�i _�. 'i6 Silver New Jewell Cook Stove for $9.00 worth12.00: New Silki1'k Cook Stover 0 ` for X9.00 worth R�1o.00; \ The Florida Cook Stove' The Bermuda farmers Cook Stove: also a Line of Extended Cooks. See the Famous New Star Heater,also in coal stoves withoven• r ALL LINES TINWARE ARE AT COST. Axes, Saws, Handles away down. ar ain in all! lines of Shelf Coods. The Stoves are all at special � • o S�,u1es from. D. Moore & Co• and prices are lower than they have ever been offered. 4 gallons Coal X11:65 ets. SHEEPSKINS, E S ��NS� I�[:�D.�S, WOOL PICKIN GSA. e., taken in trade. J. N. H;; :.WARD, Prop. n r,s E 1 o When I say I mfr Idonot e Y e mean merely to stop themc for aa time and then have them =taro air n, I mann a SYrador etre. I + have made Elle -life-1 n of t o 1y. Warren t my re edy to cure SICKNESS wars a life -lung Be Andy. I ,o have m99 remedy e coref the worst cares, "ing a e others Lavt fnS,ed ie no resson.for not now receiving acus,-Sandht once for a treatise and a Free ' Bottle of my infallible remedy. Give E%PP.aSS and POST.OP1•I0E. H. G. ROOT, M. C. 186 ADELAIDE ST. WEST, TORONTO, ONT. THE BEAUTIFUL AND CLEAR CUT INE Sill cw L g -2• from which this paper is printed was, supplied by, the y pE MONDRY Dealers in type, Presses, and Printers' Supplies. J. T. JOHNSTON 80 &,132 Wellington St. west TORONTO. ONT. Exeter Roller Mills. 111A.RI Er REPORTS. WHEAT 0.90 TO 0,95p er bush Our St1111.- dices. Flour, strong bakers', $3,00 per 100 best family, a << 2.50 tr .low grade, 2,00 " " Bran, ` 70 tl ,t Middlings, 90 " " Screenings, 100 " Chop, 1.10 to 1,25 '• t' Chop stone running every day. y, TERMS CASH. The IJeetex:' 11Iilli lg Co A F Tailor The Summer holidays are now about over and, the Fall Fairs being, close at hand, I wish to inform my many cus- tomers that I' am still in my OLD STAND, (OVER (F. J. Knight's Grocery Store.) And am prepared to do work h iz latest style atldi best of workmanship. x II a- 11 x II ' II x II - II x ila WORK 011gOINTEEO. ,x II - 11 x 11 II x it — II )3 Give me a call and leave your measure and I will give you a cleat fit. Over F. J. Knight's Grocer Store, BERT KNIGt4T. CITY HOTEL LONDON, ONTARIO. 1 per day. J. & 1'Io 1J1tTIIV, Proprietors.