The Exeter Advocate, 1891-11-12, Page 8Su�a1i WT �EP!LjjiiE.T.
THE MART, COUNTERGOODS.
GODS.
lave S. Polish Pictures
Beads Shoe " Spice Jars
Dolls Match Safes Salts Ind
Mugs Needles Rules
Hails II. Pins hammers
Parses Thimbles Tacks
L. Pencils Buttons agate S. Drivers
Broaches ! " Pearl P. Cord
W. Chains .!Handkerchief C. Openers
Cups. Towels 0. Tongs
Toy Books Neckties F. Shovels
Knives Fans S. Lifters
M. Oi ane Splashers P. Mashers
Whisks T. Mats Toast Forts
Soaps, Bibs Dippers
N. Brushes "Tin Pails Egg Beaters.
S. '` Tin Steepers C. Turners.
• Clothes " T. P. Stands Pans
Blaeleg " Comb Cases L. Squeezer
Stoye " Dust Pans C. Screws
Tooth " Pie Plates S. Ladles
Combs Trays
Tay Brooms ,G oblt,ts p!�
3".fa�G,
Exeter.
Tho
BOOMING!
BOOMING!
BOOMING!
Yes we are doing a booming trade
and in order to make November and
December the two best months we
have ever had we are going to offer
some startling bargains, bargains that
are sure to bring a crowd. We don't
think it possible for any of the regular
dealers to touch our prices. Come and
see our beautiful stock of fall and win-
ter goods, and compare our prices with
those of other houses and see what the
effect will be.
9 K C. Buys from us a Black or Color-
ed Mery or Silk that is well
worth $1.25 .in any regular store
in Ontario.
C. buys from us one of the best
makes of Black Henrietta in the
trade. You know what regular
dealers ask for their best,
1 C. buys from us a beautiful line
of serge Dress Goods that sold
in the regular way for 20e. We
have six different colors in this
line.
10C. buys from us regular 15 et
Dress Goods. Piles of differeut
styles and colorings, all regular
15c goods for 10.
For a line blaelc snit try j. 11 'leve
Morelia e( l'arilor.
I.00h out i'or the 1,q. O.1?, concert
flbOilt the 1st of Dec. Posters will be
out in a few days.
11r. Joile T. klcnder•son, of the Huron
Road, has a heifer iifteeu months olcl,
which is giyiirg milli stns never had a
calf.
• Mr. Wn1, Yoe who clerked in Ma
Bords store, has accepted a situation
with Carling Bros inEExeter.--i1'l'itchell
Advocate,
The Exeter Fire Companies decided
at their last regular meeting to have a
concert iu the near future. Further
particulars later on,
Tho ADyooaaa will be sent to any
address for the balance of the year 1591
for 15 cents, paid in advance. No is
the time to subscribe.
Mr. Samuel Fanson could have been
seen removing soot from a number •of
chimneys throughout the village dur.
ing the few fine days of last week.
Now is the time to subscribe for the
AnvooATn. You can have it Slat to
any friend in Canada or the United
from now instil Jan. 1st, for' only 15
cents,
The Exeter ?Woollen Mills have just
made another lot of those wool blan-
kets in white and grey, and ,will sell
.
them at Very
low figures, Call .and
see them.
All parties needing sale bills will
find it to diets advantage: to give the
'•AnvocATiti"ofiee a call, and you will
receive satisfaction for leaving your
order. Give us a call.
.For seyeral days a number of men
have been busily engaged erecting a
shed.on the • prennses of Mr. 'James
Willis, lumber merchant, under which
he will keep shingles and other stock.
A Union Thanks giving service of
the members, of Caven Presbyterian
church, Main street Methodist, will ' be
held in the James- St. church to day
(Thursday) at 10.30 a. m. Rev, A. L.
Russell occupying the pulpit.
Mr. Ed. Bissett has lead workmen en-
gaged during the past week building
a cellar under his residence. This will
make a great improvement to his pre-
mises, not only in appearance outside,
but will add greatly to the comforts of
his home.
We have been informed that Prof.
Scott of Hensall has engaged Miss
Jesse Alexander of Toronto, the queen
of Elocutionists to take part in a con
cert in Drew's Hall the third week in
December. This promises to be a treat
for the citizens of Exeter.
6210. buys from us the very best
all wool Canadian underwear
for men. Sold in all regular
stores for S5c.
C. buys from us a ladies' Balton-
ian Ribbed Vest that would be
good value at 80c. See this line
soon or you will be late,
SOC. buys from us 1. pound of gun-
powder tea that we guarantee
equal to any in the market at 45c,
CIAO, buys from us 1 pound of our
"best uncolored Japan Tea. Yes
p
good judges say this Tea should
be worth 40e. and we think it is.
.00 spent at the Big Bankrupt
&4chance of iy itt
'40 stem gives you a
meg Beauty. He is the best
prize in Western Ontario. Try
for him.
Now for the Conditions on which
Beauty is to be given away.
CONDITIONS:
There is in our window a glass jar
containing a number of buttons, the num-
ber is unknown to any perso n,the guarantee
of which appears below, With every pur-
chase guess at
entitled t
oe c
chase of&lUtlyunare g
the number ofButtonsin. the Jar, with a
purchase of y;300 two guesses and so on.
In our office will be kept a Book where you
will register your name aiicl your guess.
The contest, to close at 8 o'clock on NewYear
Bye. 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, should there be a tie then
the first who has registered. the correct num-
ber will be the winner.
This is to certify that the
number of buttons in the jar in the
window of the Big Bankrupt Store
is unknown to any person, as they
were laced there by
us and the
jar sealed in our presence.
Signed( B. S. O'NnIL,
R. H. Coi.i.INS.
T_ ._ Stewast,
Dealer in Bankrupt Stozk.
LOCAL JOTTINGS.
This is the 04so3 of the year Whoa
the lief of marriage • announcements
increase greatly, The betrothals of the
slimmer are fulfilled in the weddings
of the autumn, and in all the circles of
society we have abundant and practi-
eel proof thrat. the :cry about the failure
of marriage, which has been raised by
a few pessimistic philosophers, both
men and women, is not heeded by
healthy hinds, and does not cheek the
growth of tire sentiment Which results
in matrimony. It may be true that
there has been a decline in the tnarr•i
are rate of highly civilized countries
due•ing recent years. That is a matter
of statistics, which are indisputable.
But because there has been such a de-
crease we have no good reason for con-
eludieg that the -desire for marriage
has lessened: propoitionaitciy er that the
institution of matrimony has fallen
into any disfavor•.
.Parnas toe Sale.
The undersi ;ned bit several first
class farms for sale on easy terms.
J. Saacuelle1N, Exeler,
Notice.
Our accounts are now ready. All
persons indebted to, us will confer -a fa-
vor by calling before the 1st day of
December and settling. Damara, Bros.
S ' anted.
Never too late to mend. 5000 pairs of
boots &rid shoos that need repairing to
be left at the leading boot and shoe
store next door to the post office. G.
Manson.
Service.
Thanksgiving service will be held
in the Trivitt Memorial church today
(Thursday) at the hour of eleven
o'clock. Sermon by the, Rev. S. F.
Robinson.
The Side.
A large number of the Exeter Coun-
cil, Royal Templars of Temperance,
intend visiting Crediton this evening
(Thursday) to take part in the concert
under the auspices of the hone lodge.
A good programme has been provided
and an enjoyable time is expected.•
Word has been received- from 'Liver-
pool that the Steamer Majestic arrived
in dock on Tuesday. It will be remem-
bered that it
emem-bered'that-it was on this boat that Mr.
Chas Darwoed took passage, and he
has completed the trip from here to the
above mentioned place in less than
eight days, including rail from here to
New York:
On Saturday evening, while our
milkman, Mr. William Dearing, Jr.,
was on his usual round, and nearing
the residence of ]'.:Hardy the front axle
of the wagon severed in twain, allow-
ing the box and contents to fall to the
earth. No damage otherwise was sus-
tained, and after procuringanother
vehicle the trip was completed, but not
until a late hour.
The Canadian Order of Foresters,
High Court, have paid in death claims
since. June last $1,500 to beneficiaries
of deceased Foresters, and have placed
to reserve fund during the same period
over $27,000. Adding this sum to the.
balance on hand makes the handsome.
171,r
total of $ G00 tothe credit dit of the
endowment account which is kept for
nof claims.
t death
"We understand that Mr. James
Martin, who has had the•Vanstinofartn
on the Mill Road, Tuckersmith, rented
for three years, intends retiring from
farming- He has purchased a residence
in Exeter, and intends going there` to'
live' in the spring and will engage in.
the agricultural implement business.
The people of Exeter will find Mr. Mar-
tin a genial, good citizen and a trust-
worthy business Inan.-Seaforth Ex-
positor.
If you want afirst class farmon easy
terms call on John Spackman, Exeter
Don't forget to call and see J, H.
Grieve's $10 overcoats before purchas-
ing.
Carling Bros have a new change of
"add" this week; also James Howard,
Don't forget to read them.
PAINFUL BURNS, bruises, scalds
:rad cuts are quickly soothed and heal
cd by Victoria Carbolic Salye.
ver
The Exeter Woollen Mil1E." arc. v
burepeat orders
sy at present filling
for yarns, from a firm in London.
For scrofula in every form Heed's
Sarsaparilla is a radical, reliable reme-
edy. It has an unequalled record of
cures.
Just opened out a large quantity of
the best Make of under clothing, which
will he Sold very cheap., rl'lie Exeter
Woollen' Iv1iPs.
Miss Bertie $nellhas been ilt for the
past few days and unable to attend to
her household duties. -Mr. John Pin-
combe, who has been very ill for some
time past, was in town on Monday
last.
industrial.
No less thanthree different manu-
facturing concerns are at present neg-
otating with a view to locating in
Brantford. One of them is a manufact-
urer of shirts, another a large boot and
shoe manufacturing concern, while. a
third is an electrical appliance concern.
.anniversary Serrano.
On Sunday last anniversary sermons
were preached in the Main Street Meth-
odist church by the Rev. J. W. Holmes,
of Stratford, formerly of Exeter. Both
sermons were listened to by fair con.
gregations who were highly pleased
with the discourses. The collections
taken up amounted to $106 which go
to meet the requirements of the church.
Snake Tea.
The family of Mr. Wilkinson had a
very unenviable experience one even:
ing last week. About teatime the ket-
tle was taken to the pump, filled with
water and placed on the stove. A few
minutes later a very offensive oder was
noticed throughtout the house but no
one could tell the reason Tea was
made from the water taken from the
family. When emptied of the water
the kettle was found to contain a wet
er snake abouta foot long. No harm
other than mortified feeling has result-
ed. -Leamington Post.
Eclipses.
There will be a totaleclipse of the
moon on. Sunday next, Nov. 15th, visi-
ble in all carts of Canada, from 9.30
p. in, to 3 a. m. on Monday morning.
The total eclipse will last for one hour:
and a half. On the 30th of this month
there will also be a partialeclipse of
the sun-t,ot visible in Canada. Darr
ing this month, there will also be ;cone
junctions of the moon with six of the
principal planets -Venus, Jupiter, Nep
tune, Saturn, Mars, and Uranus. To
star -gazers, with a good telescope or
even a large field glass, the outlook
will be most interesting.
Going To Be A Dandy:
1
Ann. for -.. will
RIPS COMIC ALMANAC 9
G Co
be the t ittee
nth issue of that popular
:runes!, and the
publishers have deter-
mined that it shall break the record for
brilliancy, humor and typographic
beauty. Amongst the; features ;of it
will be a doubles page Cartoon, entitled
"The Dickens Christmas Party," in
which a Large number of our ' public
men will figure in more or less approp-
riate characters, from the works of the.
great novelist. ' t. Sp ecial illustrations
are being prepared for the Almanac by
Mr. Wm. Bengough, Mr. S. L. West,
Mr. E. S. Bisbee, Mr. Chas. ' Broughton,
Mr. Bert' Thompson. Mr. Chas, W. Brad-
ley, Mr. A. H. Howard, and many other
artists, and the letterpress will be, as
usual, of a light and amusing char-
acter. The work is to be brought out
in the highest style of the printers' art
though there will be no increase in
price -10 cents. Keep Giur's forth-
corning ALMANAC in mind. It will be
out sometime in November.
Mr. James McDonald, formerly - of
the township of Hay, now of Clande-
boye, is at present visiting his daugh-
ter Mrs. Michael Eacrett, winding up a
round of visits to his children and
grandchildren. Mr. McDonald has 5
sons, six daughters, sixty one grand_
children, and seven great ;grandchild-
r•en, which with sons .and: daughters -
in law, and grand -son's and grand•
daughter's in-law, . make a total of.
ninety four persons, all living. Mr.
McDonald is ir, his eighty second year,
and still stirring. His wife is also liv-
ing and hearty. Com.
During the past few fine days Mr.
Peter Bawden, mason, has been busily
engaged laying a number of feet of
stone walk for Mr. John 'Farmer. Hav-
ins; purchased the art of manufactur-
ing composition stone, through the
summer he has !net with much success
in accomplishing the mode of . cawing
hand which is
and now has a stock.on �, . y a.
worthy o
f nertio'n The difib,
rent
peices have been e3cecuted in the latest
designs, not a flaw be', 0. noticeable,
which speas highly of Mr: B's knowl-
edge in per•forming his duties, As this
is his first season handling it, the de,
m .td has not
been large,t btit another
year we may expect to see several of
our village residences adorned with
this new walk It is not only cheap
but durabie,
resbyt'oa•y otiliit'on.
`Igo Presbyterian of Huron mot ,at
Ileosall on Tuesday last. A l u^„ e
nrrinber was ie attendance. Among
other matters introduced the following
which will bo of the most interests to
the public was brought up: eA ealt to
Rev J, A. Wan:mld, late of Brigden,
from the congregation of Bayfield Road
and Berne was sustained and ordered
to be transmitted and provisional ar-
rangement made for the induction in
ease aevoptance, The appeal ` of I\ar.
Gavin Ross against the Honsall session
for'saspensions from the office of the
eldership, was considered, Mr. Ross ap-
pearing for himself anti EEev. Mr. Hen-
derson and Messrs Sutherland and Me-
Far'en for the session. The Presbytery
agreed to send the matter back to the
session to consider it de novo, and fill-.
pointed Iley, Messrs McDonald and
Fletcher to act with the session as as-
sessors. After all transaction of busi-
ness was performed the meeting ad-
journed to meet in Seaforth on 3rd
Tuesday in January el9th )
C7onemil Pr oceedi,rgs.
Tho Council met by order of the
Reeve at the Town Hall, Exeter, 3rd
November, 1891, All present. Minutes
of prealous Meeting read and eotrfirm•
ed. Moved by T. B, Carling seconded.
by E, Christie, that orders be granted
for the, following suns, ylz:-W1r. H
Verity & Sons, $21.78 for sewer grates
Jas Creech, $S0 pt salary; Townshipof
Usborne SG5,35 in full of Indebtedness;
Jas. Down $453, selecting Jurors and
poetag;e; Jas. Creech e4 charity to \Irs.
Melntosh;do $2 Mrs. Cann ; Wm. Davis'
$13.50 rep tower on engine House; Jas
Willis $14.05; IJ. Spackman $12.65,
nails. &c; Albert Bissett' $84.75 balance
of street watering; Jas. Bissett, $2.50,
labor; S..Powle $2 22 do; Wes. J. Bissett
$5G. 25: J. N. Howard $6.75 Hardware;
do $4.50 labor; S. Handford $18 do.;
Thos. Horn $2625 do; Jno. Gillespie
$7.00 do; Jno White, 63c do Jno Stan-
lake $9.88 do; Geo. Hodgins $8.16 do;
Jno. Morehead $3.50 do; Albert Bissett
$$.25 do. Moved by T. B. Carling sec
ended by D. A. Ross that this council
adjourn until Wednesday. the 2nd Dec,
at 730 p. in. Carried. M. EACrnTT, C'k.
Obitnaiy.
Another of Exeter's, esteemed and
respected residents passed away on the
7th inst., iii the person of Jane, beloved
wife of William Pugsley, aged 59
years and 4 months. $he had been
ailing for some time with Heart disease
but until recently was not considered
dangerouse congestion of the lungs
set in and her life was soon brought to
a close, death ending her srifferi tgs on
Hie above date. She emigrated with
her parents from Devonshire, England'
in the early pioneer days of Canada,
who settled in the township"of Usborne.
Several years afterward she" mazried a
Mr. Ito vtcliffe, and raised a family of
ten children, five of.whom still remain
to mourn her departure. Fourteen
years ago she married William Pugs
ley, and continued- to reside in the
same township for seren years, when
they becameresidents of this village.
She was a member of' Caven Presby.
terian church, arid. on Tuesday*' after-
noon the last sadrites were performed
by the Rev. Wm: Martin, both at the
house and grave. The funeral took
place frons her late residence, William
street, on Tuesday .afternoon and pro-
ceeded to the Elimville cemetery for
interment: The remains were followed
to. their last resting place by it large
number of relatives and sympathizing
friends; each feeling the loss . that has
been sustained. We extend feelings
of sympathy to the husband and fam-
ily in their hours of sorrow and 'dis-
tress.
Resolution.
At the regular meeting of Lebanon
Forest Lodge, No, 133, A. F. & A. M.
held on Monday evening last, the fol-
lowing resolution
ol•lowing'resolution' was passed: -Moved
by Bro. R. H. Collins and seconded by
Bro. M. Eaerett and resolved that
whereas through the Divine wisdom of
the Gravid Architect of the Universe,
the Angel of Death has been permitted
to enter the house of our respected
Brother, Wm, Pugsley, and snatch
therefrom his beloved wife. Be it re-
solved that the, heartfelt sympathy' of
this Lodge with hien its his bereave-
ment be communicated to cur respect-
ed Brother, together with other sincere
wishes and earnest prayer, that the
Most High way pour the value of con-
solation into his wounded heart and
direct hie eyes to those Itnmortal Man-
cions where his loved one, we trust,has
lately gohe .eAnd be it further
before. A c
resolved that a copy of this resolution
be engrossed by the secrccar,y and sent
to our B1•o,, Wm. Pugsley. -Carried un -
an trnously,
nanimously,
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 in the pocket. 'Don't
fool away time and money trying
worthless 'remedies, but yvu tli.
t(. tos ti
rest. If your druggist cannot supply
you with Clark's Catarrlr Cure, we
will. Clark Chemical Co., Toronto,
New York.
NOW I6 THE TIME TO
BEAT YOUR
FALL CLOTHING,
$3,00LOO WOTR,
SCRXECI-11Na �
TO BE CLEARED THIS
NEXT 30 DAYS
AT LESS THAN
WIIOLESALE pRICE.
If you want a h.
Child's, Boys or Man's Suit
Overcoat and Pants, &c., call
and see our big stock.
The Lirt in TOWS to
ONOOSE FROZE.
E. J. SPCK
MAN & CO.
`SAMaVELL'S BLOCK,
EXETER, - - - ONTARIO
SCIIAMBLING
Would be a good phrase to.
apply to those who are al-
ways
parading bar-
gains they never
can produce
We undertake to do
STRAIGHI
'
USINESS
isrep!esentnn ()tying
Selling goods for what they
are dying dollar for dollar
itt value.
C)Ul MOTTO:
Square Dealing, Goon
Stork, Low PricoS, 'Vari-
ety, Courtesy.
c
a1
Great BARGAINS ill T!llvraIle
Also a large Assortment of Stoves.
COOK;
Bermuda,
Original,
Florida,
Famous Cook,
Manitoba.
GOAL:
Art Countess,
Royal Art,
Double Heater,
.trouble Heater with oven
Box Stoves,
IIAIti54 ARE.•
Iron shelf goods, Catt].eel,ains, Scoops,
Axes, cut saws hingesg & House
Fittings, Paints, Oils, &c.
Coal Oil, 4 gallons for E Ct�
Water White, 4 gallons for eo Cts_
Ash Ceiling, feet Dressed.
2000 feet Hardwood Flooring, Dressed.
All to be sold. this Fall.
J. f M HOWAR
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When I sa • I cure I do not mean merely.to stopp them
for a time at then have them return gin I ean a
radical cure. I have made the disease of FITS, EPILEP
SY or FALLING SICI{NESS a lifelong study. I warrant
my remedy to cute the :worst eases, Because others have
failed is no reason for not now receiving a cure. Send' at
oncefar' a treatise and a Free Bottle of my .infallible
remedy. . Give. EXPRESS and -POST-OFFICE..
H. G. ROOT,` M. C., 186 ADELAIDE ST.
WEST, . TORONTO, ONT.
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• was supplied by the
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EYP RY.�.
Dealers in type,
Presses, and Printers' Supplies.
J. T. JOHNSTON
80 & 82 Wellington St. west
TORONTO, ONT.
Exeter Roller Mills.
MARKET REPORTS.
WHEAT 0.90 TO 0.95 per bush
Our SellinT Prices.
Flour, strong bakers', $3,00 per 100
a best family, 21500
70 ,t ,a
90 {i
« 2,0
lowrade
g ,
Bran,
Middlings,
Screenings, 100 " 1`
Chop, 1.10 to 1.,25 '•
Chop stone running euery day.
TERMS CASA. ,
The Exetek Milling Co
The Summer holidays are now about
over and the Fall Fairs being close at
hand, I wish to inform my many ruse
tomers that I atm: still in nay
' OLD STAND, (OVER
(F. . J.Kni h
t s Grocery Store.)
And am prepared
to do work in latest style and
best of woi*man§hipiyp
x 11 it x 11 4- 11 x' II _ II x
fllL ?ff1{ OIJ�WKTEEL
x II _ II _ x II = it x ° "II tl x
Give me a call
and leave your measure a,nd.�
I will give you a
neat fit.
Over F. J. Knight's Grocer
Store.
BERT KNIGHT.
CITY HOTEL
LONDON, ONTARIO.
$1. per day.
J. & J :NIo tAlTIN, Proprietors.