Exeter Advocate, 1911-3-2, Page 8is
1.
THE
rill Trade
The spring trade this year promises
ash a heavy one, and we are prepaa,,
pfor it with as full supply of the
,est Clothing- Materials in
Tweeds, Fancy Worsteds, Etc,
Elatr workmanship is the best and
as nitot be excelled;
fry us for your tie w Spring Suit.
TAIWAN
nt ai10
Ontario,
DENTAL Ql~l ICB CLOSES Pete%,ori Sundaee evenie .. In :the ab-
Ee;tce of Rev. 3fr. Pr well. write le eon-
lactriDLy TA,I:E NOTICH that my of- ducting revival meetings at the Bethany
Wet'iia clew etl every Wednesday after- aplroinirnent,
2R, IMO TQN. sir.. J. Atadertaan of T'naedtiird has
IBE3 for the Advocate and purchased from X. L. hardy the house
e rtewa. formerly owned by ;Sir. Claris, Luker in
It 'LOCAL DOINGS
March >n 1.
',March came in yesterday- cold, but
eiid acrd 'bright.
The old 'winter, is wearing away. We
are now in tie fifth,;month.
Mr. Austin Hewitt has gone to hie
borne at Anderson, being tie
Mr- li^, G, Biste t,.hes recovered from
as illness. at several days,
'Why feed your barley wbeny, you can
eget Cora so much cheaper at, the mill,.
'Dies Irene Quackenbush entertained at
number of lady friends. en Saturday eve
Mr W. D. Sanders bee been confined
io. his hence tar several days from a
cerin gathering in his head,
caber of Exeter young People -went,
sail Tuesday evening to attend
ided whet biscuit social.
We have occasional marnings when
e sue ee.mes out tike a spring: day-
-e d the -e l spring weather Carnot. conte
Mao. stoux,
?lir Siinoaa Hunter. of Usberne, µha
:uas la e▪ x :£1 yore poor health e. are able
tsa get out Ca towaa last week, the first.
several weeks.
Fr. S. H. Gi leer is art. Present con_-
to the- hotrea with. an s,ttl?ok �?£
z«igitleztia, lila many €riends will hope
s sI?°edy reeevery.—Blyth Steed,
ti>
Ate.
eltaatd occupied thw .Tarin arra
'Dalmatia ! Clp. Apply to
dealer ,in one of our near
Mosd
writea,--,
Please to me
on
eFlour,
bane had a number
customers aide for it,"
Birdie Boyle has been, ill Bur,
Inst 'week.
Gera, itantic informs us that he
t purchased the Scour and feed
of .ir. Wm Rivera but that
Gad 'teem t". C#I3'teniplatie
Hill had a valuable counter
°ears killed` by dogs o z ,SaanelaY
They were valued at $1.0.00,.
TAtt ,hare atni,'baat this 'town
about oath iaundred too many.
Merl'$ Christian Asaocla :.
e'y are Conducted in many
e eta fora good scoring at
ids oS the Jameaa, street eaetor,
lloblxe. on;'Sunday evening.
eieelprocitY :v'ill. 'probably bre !one of
ice- top=es at the 'big political Mass
bbeetirt; to be ,;'hold In the Opera Hall,
IVeeter, on Friday afternoon. Thiel;
yeeation le uppermost in the thought of
Me Canadian people to -day and a die-
unnsree>; on the matter ahsuld be of in-
tercet and profit.
QLD i3USINESSe--We understand
itktiat eXesars. McPonlell Bros., who were
=raeceatiy burned out in i-Ieneall after,
e,ocaidueting a largo hardware and fern
Wire bus` -hese for nearly twenty years,
barge sold the business to elesrars. Bon-
eskon. and Drysdale.
MOVED, MOVED I
Having moved my place of business
to Mr. 'Elliot'a prei'nisea, "Meer). Street,
h
cs);rrp
osife tris Can;cal Hotel,, I shall be
Pleased to have all my old custonrera
melt on, mo' .in the new quarters when
Bre need of anything !in the millinery or
flame- goods line. Don't -forget the stand.
opposite the Central t. C -t, cal
Hotel.
. t
ADDIS MOiiLOCK..
Drop In
and see 'what you can pick up for 10c:
We will offer 50 dozen pieces of lovely
flowered chino, at 10c. each. We
have bought too much and want the
apace. This wilt be a, chance of a
/lifetime. A few samples will be in
the north window. Our store if full
alga hundreds of articles too numerous
to mention.
Our Pa unn. raph department
is well equipped with the very
latest and best instruments and
records. April records now on
sale, among which are 3 Lan-
ders songs.
Try our Jumbo peanuts, St.
'etric^k and Easter postcards.
,1,
aZaa1
T. WILLIS POWELL Proprietor.
o.i•e,eloi a 11.c
a�.
's TaiIoi
T STOCK I carr
�I3E S y
`- contains all the .new lines for
th®Winter Trade, .coming from.
the best mills in the world.
flu
lq WORK We turn
is cut and fashioned in the.
he style prevailing the day you
.reameasured.
hex
AND--
GET Everything
sery.latest and best when
et Mas' rake clothes for' you..
S
or- Bxetoa^
Eeeter North. Mrs ennelereoe and faro -
ley heave [novel ln.,
.A sale of the real estate and house•,
;scald areas of the late airs, George
Eacrett µ'j11 ba conducted Ray Auctioneer
F, Beavers on Friday afternoon.
See lint LI another Colunnn.
ItadallvC, public executie:eer for the
lanai boat. died 'suddenly Monday titgtt
tit hlaa .residence in Toronto, He had
to :a official hangman slake lecke hie
first case 'being Dleciaell ,zt Woodeteeen
etee greens is .more factorise.
T,texe :le
at hero for a factory to
ietefurniture and a building
ady for the purpose, Let us get
td try to ;leafed a goad Industry,
et t attontle Combined effort will
rlclt every time.
'red dill, Who ren€natty 4011 and
er I in, 'Tomato, has now re -
mother, dire. C.' Ford,
eturaed to her home here. Hee
-la, of the West accompanied: her
Exeter avid rerretins a short time 'be-
fore returning to the West,
The Huron Uniform Promotion Exam-
inations will be 'held on ,April, fith, 7th
and 10th. Teachers Should notify the
Sehool inspect=or at once by poet ,Card
et the exact ;cumber ,of papers required
for the Jaxnior -II Senior IL, Junior
I11.. Senior III., :and Junior 1V. class-
es.
;Nfr; Arthur Soeufere experienced a.run..
away :on Monday 3n'brninl;, his horses'
taking fright at DIgnan's blacksmith
Shop, sand turning the corner threw hinn.
out of the cutter. Attena dash up Mahe,
street as tar as the English church.
it ;,was captured. Luckily no hurt ar
damage was donee.
:gra. Fowell received word ,one; Aron -
day that Mr. Ed. Powell ;was, again 111
at Battle Creek Sanitarium wi
th the
old trouble, a numbness of the lower
limbs. During the 'past year rift. Fe/w-
ell had taken a trip around the world
and was considerably improved, and his
friends hero will regret to hear of the i
return of the trouble.
:lir. George Moir of Osborne. has rent-
ed his fine two hundred and fifty acre
farm in that township to John.Selves
oP Fullerton, for a term of Rive years.'
Poesessioa to be given March mat. 1
Mr. Moir :intends retiring from farm
lite for a nine eie least and will likely
move to Exeter to reside. 'We welcome
Mr. Moir and family to our midst as
citizens.
Mr. Clinton Sweet is visiting in Tori.
onto.
'„Hiss Ruby Horton went •to Londe)).
;
Tuesday.
lilies Mary Houlden; has returned from
Stratford,
Mr. Joh-Dignan 'went to London
Montday.,
Mr,_ Wm.. Coulti;
this week.
Frank 'Swe t ;vra!
last week,,
Mr, and igrs.: J. A Stewart went to
Toronto 'efonday.
:qrs. Wm. Ha;wkeitaw Lind Miss ,Jean.
are visiting in London,
Mr, and Mrs. doe. Peart left Mon-
day to visit friends in Toronto.
School, Ietseeeeen John, E. Tam was
here oe ot£lcial, duty during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Eagahee lett Mon-
day to visit with frieni d% at Ansa Craig
;Sirs. Ed. D,lvnan and `sen Howard
went to Lacer), Monday to v sltd for a
week.
lair, Walter Bsz-ry ee iga'ersall is the
guest ot his daughter tiffs. It. G. Set
Boaz..
3f -a. W. T. Acheson, and niece, Mrs.
lte Forest Burdick spent Tuesday In
.oatdou,
t€iss i3eesle Hnr-tnoil left th=e week
for Guelph, to; reside with Ml's. Frank
SanntwelL
ear, H. E Ireton attended the Pub*',
ug Librat'y Convention, at Stratford en
T.eursdaY last,
' Ir. sed fro. 3au, G. Mgxtiitof Sea-
forth visited toyer ,Sun day -with ..Mr. and
Mrs, :Hugh Oke.
Mesaars gest. Painter. Daniel Davieefied
John Gill went to Stratford Monday,
t.t connection with a law suit.
Mrs W. W. Tafia^an,, vent to Windsor
T.au
sda
r $ to attend the ,marriage' of Mr.
Ed. Keening tp, a Windsor lady.
lira•
ARM 'sfereougai, son and daugh
tsr oS Lucar visited ever,, Sunday at the
onae of ;: r, ar.,d .Hire, Fred .3r.urtlott.
Mies. Ethel Sweet and eflsees Ma
atd Ethel Areastrang,, ntillir,ar.e. ria-:
faceted trout the openings In Torozlto
Tuesday .
lira. B. W.: F.' Heavers and children,
g to Brantford: Saturday. Mrs. limy-
other,
3 av-oti er, Miss, li. 'Hacrett, is Quito
Ili ii that city.
Mlas Mabel Brook left Monday night
Sor Itide-clown, having been ealied to
that .place owing to the aaerDqua3 illness
of her brother, lifr. Fred Brooks
lir. and Mrs. Thos. Williams, after
ai Se+v weeks visit here, left on their
return to their western home ea Tues-
day, visiting At a few' paints on• he
way.
Miss Loulse Eaercat leaves on Settle -
day for Brantford, where -she µ11l $gin
:lifer, Qeorge Bacrett, and together they
wilt go to Gladstone, Man. biisaa Ea-
crett tatends staying two months.
',ire. Frank Hancock, who has been
visiting her parents', Stir. and, gra. Jae
Creech, leaves this week for her/
home~ in, Maidstone; Alta. She will visit
Emerado, N.D., and ".Winnipeg an the
way.
Mr. and lira. John Kelleher of Prpc-
tor, MLnn., who have been vleiting In
Landon, came= up .on, Saturday in cern.
panty with the latter's brother, Mr. H.
Parsons, and spent a few days here.
Mr. Proctor 1s a'"ennductor on the Mae-
uble & Northern, s art st, Raiiw
ay.
Mr B. T. Anderson, who thee. been; tel-
ler In the Bank of; Commerce here since
this branch of the bank was started, has
been transferred to the Ottawa branch,
n which city his mother resides. Bruce
me made many warm eriends( here who*
ire sorry to l,^tin Beet his leaving town.
The vacancy hove will be. filled. by Mr.
A.. R. Hewitt ,of`iCrediton, whilet Mr. F.
F ir.ish of this branph,will go bo Cred-
ton.
visited Iia Goderich,
in London ane. day
Easter Sunday is somewhat late this
year, coming on April 16. Easter Day,
is sae of the'nvoveable feasts; its date
depending upon a phase of the moon.
It is always the first Sunday after the
full moon, which happens upon or next
alter the 21s't of March. I£ the full
moon • conies on a Saturday,, Easter Day
is the following Sunday. 14 can never
ba earlier than, March 22nd, or later
than April e.5. It le a common notion
that spring is 'early or late, accord-
ing to Easter coming early ot ' late.
Those who believe this tell us, "we will
have a late spring this year.
Our lousiness mer= are complaining
that accounts are coming in. yery slow.
One man says that he has not seer.
the Like for many years. This ought
not to • be the case. There have been
excellent crops, good prices, ar.d times.
were never better. What is the matter
Somebody is going too east (or too slow.
Better take a little' time and count the
cost. Every matt should' be ' able to
square, up Ir the, month of February
in; every year or !knew the reason why
he cannot. ,Farmers get cash for; their
produce, i}a„„boxing °men get their ,wages
and good; ;big •wages ; and the business
man `has to pay,for has, stuff and wants
his money. The query is, who is to
blame, the mate gives, 'the Credit or
the man :who gets it.
Thursdayof Exeter
JrSi lase two rinks,
curlers, 51 Sweet, ;Jas: IL Grieve, Jas.
T r Geu d
a S E., o, H. 1
varam G Aa de.. n
AA 7 4
On
Nd
4
E.,Janes, A. Taylor and Vii. W. ,T_ antan
drove to Sdafot' tiu and played three
games with the Seatorth curlers, result-
ing as follows ;-
10 o'clock gars
Exeter Seatorth
W. Tamar, ,sk.. 5; Col, Wilson sk. 19
G.' . Anderson sk. '15 ; Jr.' Beattie sk.,9
2 o'clock game
Alf. Taylor sk. 6; dr. Bethune sk. 12
G. E. Anderson sk. 11 ; W. McDougal 9
( '4 o'clock, Game t
Joe Craig is learning shoemaking at
J. E. Smith's.
efr. Lyon. Crelech, wits has been 111
for a few days, has fully recovered/
lir. Wm. Leavitt has moved into the
residence recently purchased fret the
John, Gould Estate.
Mr. Fred Hector was 111 a few days
last week and the bowling alley was
closed during hes illness.
eft, Wilt Dignan has returned to Lu -
can, his father, Mr. James Dignan, hav-
ing recovered- from his recent illness.
The Jackson, Manufacturing ;Company
resumed operations this week, after
bales shut down three weeks 'owing t!o,,
the fire. •
?SIr. }'Vin. Bagler is laid oft duty at
the Jackson Factory, owing to a sev-'
erely sprained ankle, which he sus-
tained in London last week.
IIICEIS'
'FORECASTS • FOR MARCH.
A reactionary is'toran period falls cen-
trally on. the 8,th,, 8th, and 10th. At this
time the Mercury disturbance is added
to those of Earth, Venus and: Mas.
This period is also coincident with' the
annual magnetic and electriccrisis, cen-
tral on and about March- `llth,:If the
Mars influence should not bring warns
open weather aver from February ---• a
thingmeat unlikely—we =nay expect' de-
cided, ;storms of rain, sleet and snow
between the 7th and 10th. Rain, wind
and thunder will :be'n`",tural in the first
orcoming stages ° of these storms, but
rapid change to snow, ligh barometer
and cold may • be expected on; the west-
ern sides of storm areas. Muth colder
weather, but tendency to prolonged cloud':
iaess with threateningaspects, will
continue over the lith, 12th and 1811,
DEA .'L'H ,OF G.'A.. MAt,'E'
George A. Mace. manager of. the Carl
ing Company'soraneh at Toronto, died
in that city, Monday after a short i11
mese.” lllr. Mace . was ,28 years In the
employ of the Carling firm, eight years
as manager at Ottawa, • :and 20 yearn
n the same cornpacity- at Toronto. Prior
o entering the "cohnpany s , employ he
was in lousiness at. Exeter:Wea number
• i£ }tars and durinigih%s��,``1 b S os$ of career
here l e' made' ' imxry friends
=r
wen will• hear wltih de !, his
tmise He was 61 year: ` ' The
1 to LY A lease for,ma�L+y.
t °' ltn n0°hn annY, and;
E. Janne sk. 7; E. Bright sk. 10
O. E. Anderson 8`; Mr. Hoerr
Exeter total 52 ` Seatorth total 70 h
The Ester boys deserve credit Inc the
{s4ew ntg` they made, having' had no Inc d
ich tp curl tilts winter at tree
nicer nte. The viaitoas speak
of the ea tcrtd anter fit ±hO,Sea.to 't
e•�tep4 d them
n3
EXETER MARKETS«
CIHANGED.' EACH '' WEDNESDAY
Wheat .............;.a... 75' 7$
Barley..,...............50 58
Buckwheat,, 4$ 5Q
Oats.' . �„, , 32
Peas ... , .. .. .... 0 75
Potatoes. per bag 50 75'
Ray. porton.. .. .. 950 1000
Flour, per cwt., family 2 5Q
Flora', law grade per cw 1 45 1? 45
Sa;ttsr 20 20
Legs. .t - -20' 20
Ltdelogs, per cwt ' • 6 65
Shorts porton. 22 00
Bran per ton— ..... .... 20 00
Lands for Sale
The undersigned has*beenappoint
ed Local Sales Solicitor for Exeter
ai=d vicinity.
The lands that Wet have for sale area
situated in
Central Alberta
PRINCI?4.1„ CROPS,-••- 'Wheat. a2,
fan% Oats. Sugar beets, Matlting
Barley.
OLDIATB,--MIS
TRANSPORTATION FACILlTfk:S---.
unequalled. God Market, Cheap
Lauds, LIBERAL TERMS OF PAY-
MENT. ---Payment in ten equal an-
nual instatpniits or on crop payment
P104711,
l and get particularas at vv,, „ 3.
Darlings Store, - 11
T. B. Carling
at was announced at the departrcnt
cif justice thla rtlorning that no sueceae
or would bas apptainted to Rattle)+, the
ittabllc executioner, who died at =Toro;rte
yesterday, Thla n;eana that Sheriffs
its ttte different, counties throughput the
Ila; MMelon will be called an to mete but
teas death penalty themselves or else
pay out of their nwel pecketa for a.
substitute. Battley was paid an an nu -
al salary of ;800. for tete Werk, this
continuing until ids death. .During the
past seven snontha a man named Ellie
has been oUiclating, but always at the
carpe, :ee of the sheriff.
QNE-WAY' SECOND-CLASS SETTLERS
EXCURSIONS EVERT TU SD.A,1
fxreb l th to April 2Z112, incluelvc,
vex Grand Trunk Ita#lway Syatem''from
all paints in Ontario, Kingstpn and
Went to principal points In Saskatche-
wan and Alberta, Including points on
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway. The
Grand Trunk is the only double -track
routs to ChicagFo
Full information, tickets, and Illus-
trated literature from Grand. Trunk
Agents, or addrroae J. 1). McDonald,
District Passenger Agent, Union. Stat-
ion, Toronto, Ont.
DISFSGURED—BUT NOT VOA LIFE
The dietfgurtng blotches, pimples, and
sores ot childhrood, corning .from Im-
pure blood, yield promptly to the heal-
ing curative; lnfluenee of Nyal's Bland
Purifier.
Oft -recurring sores, tatter, skin erup-
tions—unfaiiink signals of bad blood—
are permanently =Mend th e akin re-
stored to its ,orlginal smoothness when
Nyal's Blood Purifier is taken, as dir-
ected. The price le $1.00. We sell :it
and recommend It as a truly scientific
and trustworthy remedy. •
Fresh supply of ivyal goods int this
week. •
Come In sea see our Nyal's Depart-
ment.
W.- L ROEY, P
Chemist and Optician EXETER
Phone. 50
LADIES
Send your comb-
In s to
459 Colborne St. London.
Switches from 1'50; to $2.00
Puffs 15 cent eash.
Cluster Puffs from $1.00 to
$1.50
Satisfaction Gl.iaranteed.
We also buy combings.
MRS. SMITH
459 Colborne;St.
'London, Ont.
(Place of 'Blasiness Changed
�.
• We are now settled in our new sl=op
and have a first class( place'' to oil her-.
.ness,-and we 'oil then* too. Atter "vrash-
•ing harness we 'dips , it in oil and let
it soak, whenthoroughly•;piled, dry it
and soap; it with "King Castle Cream”
This makes .the best,` possible job any -
One' can give, you and prolongs t'he'
wear of any , harness. We oil single'
harness with "Neste 'Foot Gil"' and
finish ''with a water proof dressing
which 'makes it look like new. There
is one' thing' we forgot •tn tell =you
after this date: we wile paint the battles
a•i all, team harness. Price' Team .$2.00
Don't' forget the place two eloors, 5.,
of old standd, one door: North bI Wright
Ititkirsoti's olael sit it'n ahop:e ii
Giveus a'trial
.11
?tri.
fit
ii
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NOTICE
Regina Watches, when sold
without an Official Guarantee,
and by other than an authorized
agent, are liable to be Second-
land Watches, taken in: , trade
or procured in s om e other
second' -hand way.
T ant the only authorizes
Official Agent here, and am the
only one who can issue an Offic-
ial Guarantee which will be re-
spected by ether Oficial 'Agents
throughout Canada.
Our Showing of
High Class Furniture
is tae of the best in Huron County and is without a doubt
the fine-st eve=: seen in Exeter. Fee our goods in
Tables, Chairs',
Parlor and Bedroom Suits,
Kitchen and Dining -Room, Furniture`
`he exhibit at our store is open to all on a eiy lawful
day of the week. Call and See it at any time. No need to go
past this store if you are looking for elegant fin niiuxe.
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furnishers and Iuneral Directors.
JONES 8L MAY
NO 32
Big Showing
of New Goods
Every day we are adding New Goods to our already
large showing of the season's best styles and materials,
Youcannottooearly. buy n ear y. Spring is just about here
and now is the time to prepare for it.
NEW WASH GOODS
New Prints, Ginghams, Chan -
brays, Cotton Voiles, Ripps,
Linens, Vestings. Muslins, Em-
broideries and Laces. Every-
thing that is new will be found
here in the most stylish colors
and patterns.
NEW FANCY , SILKS
Are very much in demand for
this spring in the New Bright
Colors. They are taking the
place of muslins and just as
cheap, All colors in Jap, Tokio,.
Paillette Taffeta. •
NEW DRESS GOODS
We are showing the best we
ever .did. All this season's most
fashionable fabricsin. Black,
Navy, King's Blue, Tan, Fawn.
Green and Brown. A lot of
Dress Lengths.
NEW BLMJK. BILKS
We have a reputation for our
Black Silks. We can warrant
and guarantee the wear of
them. You are sure of your
dress not cutting if ,bought at
this store. Black Silks of all
kinds up to $1,50 per yd.
ur Ready7
;orwear Department
We are going right into this line for Spring and soon -will have.
complete range of Ready.to-wears' to show you.,
SPRING COATS
DRESS SKIRT
'The` first shipment to hand. A swell lot show
Longand Short Coats are worn you i'
this season in Black, Blue and Fancy;Trimmed . Voiles, ' Pana-
Fawn.' " mars and Venetian cloths.
Silk, Marren, Regal Taffeta and Satin Underakirts. Ten `lJozen 'r1f
rhedifferent lines to show you from $I to 35.
ENT'S FURNISH-
ING
NG
',The New Spring Shirits, Coll-
ars, Ties,: Gloves, Underwear,
Hats and Caps;' +'aanoy Sok Belts
and Suspenders are all in. " You
will want' some.
HOUSE
FURNISH^° -'.
ING
For the early- house cleaning
New Rugs, Carpets, Matte, Mat-
Ging,
at ting, Lace and Tapestry, ,Cur
_tames ,eBlinds, Wall. Paper and o'
Litt°1eutia�! t,
abs just opened'a crate
price and wi1L;.e,�sl'i
cl[nd t �tle���
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