Exeter Advocate, 1907-08-29, Page 8NEW
vow -
Fall
Suitings
and
fashion
Plate
JUST ARRIVED
Call and make a selec-
tion before the rush.
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor,
Exeter, - Ontario
Business Locals -- Read Them
Marriage Licenses issued at the Ad-
vocate office.
Lots o/ style in Kitty stiff hots, new
shapes, just in. Stewart's.
Get your Marriage Licenses at the
Advocate attire.
(Hare you tried 31ia•.ru•irtta Tea. 30e.
a pound, it's ,treat,, Stewart's.
The Rev. E and Mrs. Grigg will lec-
ture on their mission work in India,
illustrated by lime -light views, on
Friday evening, August 30, commen-
cing c.t 8 o'clock, in the Main Street
Methodist cLnrcb. Admission l0c.
and 15c.
See the near (till dress goods at Stew-
art's. "Rey are lovely".
Noe shipment
Willett and Jones hereafter will
ship !togs ever y Tuesday, when up-to-
date prices will he paid.
Farrow cow for sale; apply to Thos.
Snell, Huron street.
Dr. Ovens Coming.
n,. Ovens. London, Eye and Ear
R.:rgeen, will be at the Commercial
Hotel, Exeter, on September 7, from
1 to :, p.rn. (classes properly fitted
and diseases of Eye, Ear and Nose
treated.
.1 siren range of Majolica china .1,rr-
din, res 25.. to $1,25. Str,rgrt's,
81.25 jar a dandy Mack underskirt.
Stewart's.
Moyle•
Miss Amy Johns will resume her
cl os in voice. piano and harmony on
sestembre M. All pupils wishing to
prepare for conservatory examinations
and recilc►I' in February will please
take notice.
l.nhor ba) •t fleeter,
'1'.v0 games of baseball will be play.
ed at Exeter on Monday next, Labor
1)ttt•. In the [locoing Workman &
'SS -gill's team "f London will play Exe-
ter at tri *'clock. At two o'clock
Work ilia •1 & Ward will ;play l'reuiton.
Admission to ee cli game 15s. for
gents. end 1I'.. for ladies and children.
Nicsi' forecasts for august.
A reactionary swim period is cent-
ral nu the 214h, :pith and :ilst. It is a
well-known fact that great tropical
storms conning up from eq*atorial reg -
tons. outlive as a rule, the limitations
of the or ;henry storm periods. 'Phis
is true e.1'••••ially in cases where the
Venin- •.cunnus and ether astronomic
can -es unite with Earth's equinox.
liar in :.II •m.•h cases it i+ safe to say
th .t Ih• s.• storms take on renewed
eu'•rgy :Ind violence as they run into
tiro ,tor 111 periods next following those
in thictt they originate. Hence, if
tropira1 storms appearing et the per-
iod. they will grow in strength and
t1 Ii. Iir.I•le,as they reach our c*;tsts
and nn,reh into our interior during the
closing .1 tys "f the month. A regular
storm period covers the first week in
September. being centtal un the 4th.
A t,•Iv th•v.;toning barometer, with
high ten.'.er..rmre will appear in weft -
tele exrr.-rns, by the :11•13 and 41 h, and
morels m.n,•h energy will sweeppro-
gres•iv.ly ••‘ es the (armory from the
4t1' to the 7111. The culmination will
rows nn a•,•1 t;melting tl,e 7th. Seismic
r h Ike, .till b i.rul);at,le in tunny parts
of the globttithill f••tty•eight hours
of noon on the 7th.
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IT WILL
NOT BE LONG
till won tarn your thoughts
t.. ;. N.•w Fall Ontflt. This
-.•a•,ui rte will 1.e more than
.mer in advance with new
simply and fahrirs
Mew
New
New
Mew
Mutts for Fall
Topcoats for Fall
Suiting% for Pall
Ralatoets for Fall
The ne•ty fall lines are corn•
ing in daily now: We are
conft,lent of owing stile to
plc,tse you in the least pets
titular.
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Call and Get our Prices
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W. JOHNS
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Merchant Tailor • Exeter
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it LOCM, I)OINU Ae 4�
fr► a.��,�,� a�a►�,&Aa►,�i
Mr. Willis PoWeb1 has fully' recover-
ed from his recent illness.
('ale's Baking Powder is the hest.
Try it and be convinced.
Miss Lizzie Taylor's litany friends
will be sorry to learn of her continued
illness.
Miss Jessie Dow wishes to announce
that she is now ready to lesunre her
class in music.
Mr. John Mallett is again on duty
as clerk at the Central Hotel after a
two week's vacation.
Rev. E. Grigg occupied the pulpit of
the Presbyterian church on Sunday
last, preaching two eloquent and well
directed sermons.
GIANT TRIPLETS "Currency"
"Bobs" and "Stag" Chewing Tobac-
coes, in big pings. Quality always the
same.
\fisc Olive M. Hera assisted with
the program at the Harvest Hoare
Dinner in the Methodist church at
Sylvan Monday evening.
Dr. H. I. Strang, the Veteran teach-
er of Goderich was last Friday night
presented with a flattering address
and purse of $1(100 at a reunion of bis
ex -students.
Clinton Business College has a new
advertisement on page 1. It will pay
young people to write for the hand-
some catalogue of this progressive
school before making a choice.
Mrs. Isaac Bowden, a former resid-
ent of Exeter, but late of Saskatoon,
Sask., is now a resident of Barrie,
Ont., having moved to that town a
few weeks ago owing to ill health.
Geo. Sippi, a popular London travel-
ler,well known to many Exeter people
died Monday last at Winnipeg, follow-
ing an operation for appendicites. His
friends here will be grieved to learn of
his demise.
We were handed a large ripe toma-
to of the canning variety by Mr. Jno.
Hunter on Friday. It was immense
in size and excellently matured. With
fine weather for a few weeks the toma-
to output is expected to be a big one.
Mrs. Itobt. Stephenson of Hillsgreen,
underwent a surgical operation for in-
ward trouble on Saturday at the home
of Mrs. Ortwein. The operation was
successful and the patient is doing
very nicely. Mr. Stephenson spent
Sunday with her.
Crystal City (Man.) Courier: --Mr.
Aaron Cudmore sustained the loss of
his valuable Clydesdale stallion, "Rob -
stone Mac," on Tuesday morning. -
The photograph business conducted
by A. Morrish has been purchased by
W. J. Stanlake. Possession was tak-
en on Tuesday.
Mr. Tom Carling received word from
Inspector Torn last week that he had
been successful in passing his recent
examination, entitling him to admis-
sion to the Mining School. He was
classed as one of the JuniorMatricula-
tioncandidates but only wrote on part
of the number of subjects. This mak-
es the Exeter s(;hool'e ebowin$ all the
ie► ."."'' the eongratulaf.4'r"m on his
success.
The Summer School held at Grand
Bend was both successful instructive
and interesting. The following officers
were elected for next year: Pres., Rev,
Tole, Hensel(; Vice Pres., Rev. Fear,
Exeter; Miss Magladery, Parkhill; Miss
Magladery. Parkhill; Miss Marshall,
Kirkton; Treas., 'tee. Baker, Ailsa
(;rain: Secy, Miss Mae Wilson, Green-
way.
A quiet hut pretty wedding took
place in 1.entlon, on Weinesnay, Asp.
'list, when Miss Mahle Piper. youngest
daughter of Mrs. Piper of town. be-
came the happy bride of Geo. Parker,
of London. The nuptial knot was se-
curely tied by Hev. Hamilton, of the
Dufferin Ave. Methodist church. Lon-
don. The happy couple spent their
honeymoon in St. Thomas. They will
reside in i,ondon. The bride's many
friends here join in wishing herself
anti husband A lung season of happi-
ness and prosperity.
Mr. David Wynn met with an un-
fortunate accident on \Vednesdsy af-
ternoon of last week. He had just
completed the putting tip of lightning
rods on Mr. Geo. Dur.n's farm at Hu-
rondale and with a kit of tools had
just commenced to descend the ladder
when it tilted and he was thrown to
the ground, it distance of 30 feet, su-
staining a broken ankle in his left leg
and receiving other body nrid face
wounds. He was immediately driven
to Exeter and his wounds were attend-
ed to at his home. it is supposed that
the ladder was nerved by some one de-
siring to enter the barn, unknown to
Mr. \Vym, consequently the accident
occurred.
A Seccesstel School.
The Central Business ('allege of
St rat ford, which has an advertisement
appearing elsewhere in these columns
is without a doubt one of the roust suc-
cessful business training schools in the
Province. It 1s well and favorably
known for the thoroughness of its
work and the success of its students.
The school is now sending out its 21st
annual catalogue and we would advise
anyone interested itt a commercial,
Short hand or Telegraphic education to
write the College for their free cata-
logue. The fall terns we believe, cotn-
tnen(•es, Tuesday, Sept. :ird.
Limit Social.
The iAwn Social And entertainment
given on the Rectory lawn tinder the
Ladies Guild of the Trivitt 'fernorial
church on Friday evening liter was a
MOM creditable and pleasing Affair.
The weather was delightful for such
an occasion and the crowd in attend-
ant. was large. Surrounding the
lawn was it IArge stretch of canvas
which nut only served to obscure the
vision of intruders but sheltered those
in attendance from any wind that
might be blowing. The ground! were
iwautifully lit up with electric lights
and being otherwise twantifleel by dec-
orations the effect was pleasing. Re-
freshments were served and an ex(eIl-
ent program was rendered, Mr. Jas.
Fax, of Toronto, being the principal
attract ion. Hie selections were indeed
of a high under• being varied, well
chosen and given in a way that could
not help plows the most fiaidmorts.
The cornet solo by Win. Berry were
excellent renditions and 11,.' ale Ly
the 1,11.1 :,. 1• :'luny4 the rsv• highly
.ppteria'et. Th,• 1,1,.'ee11•. a,u,rllted
14116.11t, *SS,
\!r. and Mrs. John Snell announce 1
the marriage of their daa.ghter,Mae In
Mr. C. 11. Smith of In,;er,ull,Tuesday,
Oct. 1st 1007.
At the Executors' sale of the late
Is•utc Carling Saturday hast only a
small uulib,•r "f the has offered were
disposed of.
For (Zmality and Qua etity ask your
dealer for the new big plugs of "Bobs"
"Stag" and "Curtency" Chewing 'To-
baccoes.
PERSONAL.
Mr, it. E. Pickard left Monday for
the Nest.
%Villie 13irney has returned from
Belgruve.
Mr, Peter McDonald of Forest spent
Sunday in town.
,Ir•. Jos. Snell was in 'Toronto Thurs-
day and Friday.
Mr. Alfred Bowie returned from
London Friday.
Mrs, Radford of Avonton is the
guest of Mes. J. II. Scott.
Miss Flossie Ball of Tilbury is visit-
ing relatives in town.
Mr. Robt. Fanson has returned from
a visit to Seaforth.
Miss Janet Brown is is Toronto this
week attending the exhibition.
Mr. W. S. Llndenfcld of Vancouver,
13. C., is visiting his brother:here.
Master Morris Wolfe of London is
spending a few days at the Commer-
cial house.
Mrs. A. L. Vanstone of Brantford, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. (I)r.) Amos.
Mr. Smith of Ingersoll visited friends
in town the latter part of last week.
Ur. A.R. Kinsman attended the den-
tal convention in Goderich last week.
After a pleasant stay in town Mies
May Pearson has returned to London.
Mr. Jae. Jones is in Toronto this
week combining business with pleas.
tire.
Dr. and Mrs. Iioulston spent the lat-
ter part of last week visiting in Milver-
ton.
Miss Eninta Seldon of IngRersoll is
visiting her brother, Mr. Richard Sel-
don.
Eva and Fred Shaddock, London,are
visiting among their young friends in
town.
Mr. John McKay of Detroit spent
Sunday and Monday with his father
here.
11 r. Hampson of Ottawa returned
Tuesday after a few days' yisit at the
home of Mr. Gregory.
Miss Loretta Gregory, Lady Super-
intendent of the Toledo City Hospital,
Is horse on a prolonged visit.
Mrs. Ogden and two daughters of
Chicago, 111., are spending a few days
with Miss Bents Dodds.
After a very pleasant visit at the
horse of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bagshaw,
the Misses Ida and Mamie Bagshaw
have returned to Parkhill.
Mrs. Stephen hicks and Miss Eva
Hicks have returned from their visit
to London.
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Copp of SVaforth
are visiting friends and relatives in
town.
Miss Verda Cousins of London is on
a few WV!k!t' visit to her aunt, Mrs.
John Par•song.
Mr. and Mre. Frank Mellott and
three children of St. 'l'hoinus are visit-
ing relatives in town.
Miss Gladys Bissett returned Satur-
day evening after a pleasant visit with
friends in London.
Mrs. Bunt and daughter Elie, and
Mre. Windsor of London are guests of
Mrs. Geo. Snell.
Mrs. P. Fisher and drieglits Miss
Lovina left Tuesday to spend a couple
%seeks with friends in Hamilton.
Miss Dina Elstone and Miss Ethel
Northcott left Monday to attend the
millinery openings at 'Toronto.
Mr. Frank \\eekes, after a few
pleasant holidays at his home here,
returned to Listowel Tuesday.
Mr. 1{. N. Creech left Saturday
morning to visit for a few clays with
his brother Norman in Brantford.
Mrs. Humes and daughter Bernice
of Winnipeg, Man., are yisitors at the
home of Sirs. \\'m. Howard.
Misses Edna and ituby finch, lifter
a pleasant. visit at the Mansion Mouse,
have returned to their home in Lan-
don.
Mr. L. Simeon of Elmira, formerly
of Dashwood is spending a few weeks
here with his daughter, Mrs. Jos.
Snell.
Mr. Wirt. Bagshaw left Monday for
Prince Albert, Alta., where he will
visit his sons, George and Homer, for
a few weeks.
Mrs. P. Gowans of N'ingh• i.i spent
Sat utday with friends in town. She
intends leaving for the West about the
10th of Sept.
Mr. D. dill and Miss M. A. Torn are
this week al tending the High Court
of I. 0. F'. at Berlin as Relegates from
the lural curt.
Misses Freda and Ger 1y Snackntnrt
of Blenheim roe visiting their grand-
mother, Airs. John Spackman, for a
few days prior to visiting Toronto
fair.
Mrs. Perkins. who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Albert Johnston,
at St. Augustine, returned home Hat-
orelay night, accompanied by Mr.
Johnston, who visited over Sunday.
Mr. J. .1. Merner of %erich spent
Sunday in town. Mrs. Mernet and
four children, who have been visitors
at the home of Mr. ('has. Lindenfleld's
for two weeks, returned with him.
Mrs.11annah Sanders and daughters,
Miss Nora and Mre. Frank Triehner,
left Meeting for Toronto where they
will retrain during the exhibition, the
guests of Mrs. Rich. Penhale.
Mr. and Mrs. Ford Dnnsford, and
little daughter, Bernice, after a week's
visit with the former's patents in
Stephen, returned to their home in
Cleveland, Ohio, Tuesday.
Miss Hattie rollick, who has been
spending the*rsuntmer at (trend Bend
returned home last week. She left
Friday on an extended visit to Grand
Fnrke, B. ('., where she will visit her
brother, Egerton.
Mrs. H. Iiuckingha►n and family,
who have been visiting friends and
relatives herr for some time. left Mon.
day for Pincher Station, AICA., where
they will join Mr. Buckinghatn and
make their future horse.
Mr. W. lint rows wascalled to lilythes-
wood Friday owing to the serious ill-
ness of his sister-in-Iaw,Mrs..1. C. Bar-
rows, who is Afflicted with cancer and
with no hope of rec"verv. Mr. Rsr-
r.,w-. returned Monday. and Mr. ism.
Neil who had ch lige .,f the hotel dot.
ng Ms• it bows sbsetrre. 1soon, (1 10
De r it h•• ;romp day.
When "sweets"
line their sweetness --
and " Slil)StaIltials,"
their charm --there are
always 1IOONEY'S
PERFECTION
CREAM SODAS to
coax back
the appetite.
Do YOU
know how
good they
are ?
105
EXETER MARKETS.
CHANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
Wheat
Barley 40
Oats 40
Peas 00
Potatoes, per bag 75
Hay, per ton
Flour, per cwt., family
Flour, low grade per cwt 1 40
Butter
Eggs
Ltvehogs, per cwt
Shorts pee ton
Bran per ton
Wool, unwashed 12-13, washed
80
45
45
05
75
1100
2 50
1 45
18
10
620
24 00
20 00
20-2:3
Highest price paid for any quantity
honey -wholesale; also
FOR SALE -one goal driving horse
and general purpose mare in foal.
W. F. ABBOTT, Centralia
COLE'S coati CURE
Makes no difference how stubborn
the corn is, it can't resist
Cole's Corn Cure
This is the preparation that will
remove any hard or soft corn eas-
ily. quickly and permanently. if
you have never tried COLE'S
CORN CURE you have no idea
how s,ccessft,lly it works.
Every Bottle Guaranteed
W.S. CoIe, Phm.B.
CHEM 1ST AN 1) DT(I'GG IST
Mrs. It. It. Rogers, who has been
here visiting her parents, Mr. anti Mrs.
Ed. Christie, for several weeks, left
Saturday for tier home in l'hicvgo.
Mrs. E. 11. Spaektiran and (laughter,
Margery and son Fred. are visiting at
Mr. John Spctekni:tn's on their wav
hone. to Blenheim from Grand Ben((
Mr. Juts. Tom and son, Mr. F. W.
Torn, who is visiting with his parents
here, spent the (atter part of Inst week
in Goderich with inspector Toni. F.
W. is an ardent admirer of Sir Isaac
\Valton's pastime and during his stay
on the hanks of the Maitbtnd succeed -
fel in landing many fine hlick bass.
The Hev. D. W. Collins. Messrs. I.
H. Dickson. Thos. Fisher, L. Scott,
Jos. Davis, and C. H. Sanders drove
to lldetton on Sunday afternoon last,
where they attended divine service in
the English church with their Masonie
brethren of that place, the Rev. ('n1•
lins conducting the service. As a
consequence of the R,'eto►•'s absence
there was no service in the Tri vitt
Memorial chore" here.
;Mt ♦'irlirIli"gIrl.r,,. Ill
ARE
YOU
CONTENT?
with the flour you are using?
If not, get a hag of
STAR BRAND FLOUR
1
1
and be convinced that it is
all we claim for it. it is the
perfect blended flour.
We have it good stock
on hand made Trona
old wheat.
HARVEY BROS.
EXETER ONTARIO
LiAsia Asis*>•,•itill�
T. HA'RTKINS & SON
Jobbers and
Dealers in
Builders' Hardware
Nails
Glass
Cement
Plaster Paris
Galvanized Shingles
Corrugated Iron Roofing
T. HAWKINS & SON.
SAMUEL ROWE J. 1). ATKINSON
LEADERS
Of Low Prices and Easy Terms
We are in a position to offer you good bargains in Futniture. \Ve
are showing a nice line of
Parlor and Diniug-Room Furniture,
Tables, China Cabinets, Couches,
Rookery and Odd Chairs
if you are in need of an extra bed remember we carry a complete
stock of II{ON BEDS, WOOD BEDS, SPRINGS and MAT-
TRESSES, Come and see them.
You will Find our Prices Right
And we Guarantee Satisfaction
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors.
JONES & CLARK
PHONE NO. 32
it CL flllhI.P Sd6E TO P611 & I)TE9
We have a few odd lines of Summer goads left and trust clear
them out to make morn for our Fall and Winter stock. Noth-
ing will be left if low prices will sell them.
WHITE WAISTS
Only nine left to
be clean ed out. for
half price.
WHITE WEAR
A few skirts, drawers,
nightgowns. and corset
covers to be sold at a big
reduction.
MUSLIMS AND
BINBHAMB
On,% a few choice ones
left, to he cle.u•cd for
half price.
1
BELTS AND
PARASOLS
To clear out a few r'e-
maining ones we will sell
for nearly half price.
New Fall Dress Goods
Our immense stock of new Dress Goals has arrived. We are
now ready for the early shopper, with the best selection ever
led on nor vomiter. We are showing all the newest fabrics
in Plain Cloths and Fancy I'Isids.
Fall Rain Coats -116111
Our new Ruin ('oats which have just arrived are better than
ever. They ;ire three-quarter rind full length: colors, Fawn.
Datk and Mix Greys, and are very stylish in their make -tip.
You will do well to see thein and get an early choice.
Poultry
NEXT WEEK tate following prices will be paid: ('hicks tile.
live, 111,'. dressed: Ducks 8,'. live, 10e. dressed
JONES & CLARK
Headquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing
SNELL & BOWE
Moncy SaTing Rargains f -
BARGAINS
iN LACE CUI{TAINS
$2.i,r) quality for $'l.tIO
2.111) 6
L 50
1.50 1.111
BOYS STRONG WEAVING SHIRTS
guarantee( NO colors ---
ii )e quality for 311c
IN BOYS T,EATiHEIt BELTS
Zips quality for lips
iN LADIES i.1•:.\THF:f{ !WAITS
:38c :lushly for 2.-.e.
BARGAINS
iN JAPANESE MATTING
20c quality for 12 1-2 c
iN MEN'S FANCY \'FISTS
for summer, light or dark colors --
$1.25 quality for MJc.
IN UMBRELLAS
$1.21 goality for floc
IN LADIES' CASHMERE HOSE
Black or tan shades -'tire for 25e.
SNELL -84 ROWE
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