Exeter Advocate, 1910-02-10, Page 10The
Jaiivary Sale
OF
Odds and Ends in
Suits and Pantings
is NOW ON
AT PRICES THAT SHOULD SELL
THEM QUICK !
Suits worth $24, $22
and $20 for $14, $13 &
$12.
Pantings from $2.50 up
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor,
Exeter, - Ontario
hsiaess Locals -- Read Them
Any y our trimmed hats prices frcu,
$6 to $8 will be sold during Big special
tale $1.98. Stewart.
SALE OF SHOES.—
By clearing out all of a manufactur-
er's samples and paying spot cash the
entire stock was bought at a ridiculous-
ly low price, and will bo paced on sale
this week at The EXETER BARGAIN
STORE. All tee goods are the newest
spring ehapcu and shades and must be
seen to bi appreciated. Come quick and
get your choice.
B. W. F. BEAVERS,
Successor to the late J. W. Broderick.
For 15 «lays we will sell any dinner
ret at Li.l sf Pei•,i ,!i, r.unt 15 per cent.
Stewart's.
MOUSE TO itENT.
• i 1-2 story Brick House, on William
street, owned by Mrs. Perkins, all in
first -stens state of repair. Apply to
S. M. SANDERS, Exeter.
25 per cent discount on any Fur or
fur coat during Big special sale. Stewart
,•!b'«ut 25 pieces mu- print, ,holt and
light. Good patterns. Big special
sale price 10e at Stewart's.
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SATURDAY, FEI3. lath, Niles J. J.
•1 t'ummercial tiotel, Exeter. Hours, 10 a.
.Mian. Eye Sight Specialist. will tx at
III. to s p.m.
Hig special sale from Feb. 10 to 25,
lasting 15 days, :Visit us. Stewart's.
About 21 Jlcns' and Boys' Suits,
mostly small si:es. Bug special !.rice
$4.98. Stewart.
ANUTiiI•:It C'IIANCE TO HEAR REQ'.
SAM SMALL.—Bev. Sam Small Is to
return to Exeter, and will give his' fam-
ous let ture, "From Bar -Room to
Pulpit," in James Street Methodist
church on Friday niche, Feb. 11th. One
o: the gte_test treats of yet•r life for
ten teats. Don't miss It.
36 in. Pride ,lanneltette regular 12ic.
Big !lpeeial sale price 10 yds for $1.00.
Stewart.
SATURDAi', FEB. 12th, Mise .1.
Allan, Eye Sight Specialist, will be
Commercial Hotel. Exeter. Hoare. 10
in. to 6 p.nt.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY
J.t\IEe-IT METHODIST CHURCH
Rev.• itic•t,ard Hobbs, Pastor
8u:tdcy I'u.t.le Worship -10.30 and 7.
Chas H rvire-9.30 a.m.and after Mo:'tt-
Ing S,• vice and, Wednesday night.
You,.g M • Class and Catechumens —
bund,y at 2 p. m.
Swxda) Sr loot and Bible Classes— 2.30.
Epwor'a League—Tuesday 8 p. m.
&'ra)a: it +1 ,g—Thursday 8 p. m
Feb. lath:—Rev. Arthur Sinclair of
l.onc'o••. w I:1 preace morning and even-
ing.
vcn-
ing.
Te Shop lor Men
We have the tinest lines of
Fancy Suitings
Overcoatings
AND
Trouserings
We are filled up with the new-
est and best goods for the mak-
i111R of clothing. and we do the
making in the best of style.
W. JOHNS
Merobast tatter. fleeter
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LOCAL, DOINGS. 4
balb alluilb. alk r6aft .4b.A a&Ail
.u' M) :d,,y.
1 days are stretcame cu: rile -ell'.
Tee grou:,C-hog sa.v his shadow—six
weeks more winter.
Exeter and St. Marys play a gam c.f
hockey acre this Wednesday evening.
Mr. Rowland Brennell has been oft
duty at the Station for the past week
owing to Illness.
On Tuesday Mr. Rich. Welsh shipped
a load of horses to Saskatchewan front
Mitchell, accompanying them himself.
The wr.terworks meet:11.17 was given
a ttorcugh teat on Thursday and Fri-
day, and everything worked satisfactory
The Jackson efanutacturing Co. com-
men:ced operations on Monday last and
have about a dozen employes at work.
His old friends were pleased to see
Air. G. A. K. McLeod uoe+n towel for e
w.:Jk last week. after his recent ill-
! ,C
The G. T. II. has lnstailed a telephone
In the new station house, which will be
a great convenience to the employees
and the public.
Mrs. (Dr.) A. T. Bond will recelve for
the first time on Tuesday, Feb. 15th,
from 4 to 0 p.m., and 2nd and 4th
Tuesdays thereafter.
In commemoration of the fiftieth anni-
versary of his becoming a member of
the church, Rev. IIobba Sunday cvenlng
preached a sermon to the young 'nen.
The curling singles was decided on
Monday, when Mr. Henry Gould won the
German stein put up by Mr. II. E. Hug
ton, and Mr. Geo. E. Anderson, who was
ru:,ner up, got .the coat offered by Mr.
S. G. ilawde•t.
Mr. Joseph Senior as leader of the
choir was presented with a purse of
more, and Miss Nitta Kinsman as or-
gar,ist with an increase of salary, at
the a:,nual meeting of the Presbyterian
rliurc!t last week.
Messrs. Mortish & Crooke of Clinton
nave dissolved partnership In theft,
clothlr, ; business, which ha• be'zi taken
over by Mr. Morrish. Mr. Crooks, who
Is well known In Exeter, has engaged
with a Toronto firm to travel in the
Canadian 'West.
Mr. Harris, of the Danielle Society,
Toronto. preached in Caven Presbyterian
c'nurch Sunday morning and gave a talk
the Town Hall on Sunday; afternoon.
We understand he also examined sev-
eral horses about town and in some. in -
Meares ordered Clem to be shot.
The Dominion and Provincial Govera-
ntettts have issued orders that all doge
in Western Ontario are to muzzled or
fled up. The orders go into force at
the lustaucea of thc municipal govern-
ments. This action is due to the prev-
alence of mad dogs 1n the country.
At the official board meeting of the
Ellniville circuit on Tuesday last, the
Junior minister, Mr. Andrew Butt re-
ceived a most hearty and unanimous In-
vitrtlon to return Lor another year. Mr.
Butt thanked the board and accepted,
subject to the action of thc stationing
committee.
Beverley Tont, the tittle son of Mil
and Mrs. W. T. Acheson of the Central
Hotel, le at present In a rather disfig-
ured conditlo,,. The little fellow has
'been sick for some time and to add to
his troubles he fell down stairs Friday
last from which he received a bad
shaking up. and painful injuries to his
nose, head ar.«I otixr parte of his body.
The Oddfeauw9 epcat a very pleasant
time Tuesday night when D. D. G. M.
Fowler and installing team of Seaforth
visited the lodge and Metalled the offi-
cers in ezc•ellent style. The officers are
the sante as those we stated were elect-
ed some time ago. After the work of
the evening was completed a dainty
lunch was served by W. J. Statham, and
the remainder of the evening was ,pent
'cockily in speech, song, etc.
DON'T $CH.TiTUTE.—Always give
your customers what they ask for.
"Ju.et as good" or 'the sante thing"
may make ono sa'e at a large profit;
and at the sane time lose the confid-
ence and trade of a dissatisfied patron.
—DON'T St'reSTITUTE.
HICKS' FoREC.\STS. — A itegular
Storm Period covers the 15th to 20th
being central on the 17th. The Mer-
cury disturbance will be at its culmina-
tion during tele 1eriod, with Venus,
Earth and Mars all In force. This is
a period ween the barometer should be
watched and cautiously heeded. If It
falls ve-y low generally. t0:n'tdlc atotrns
will be probable southward, and biiz-
zerds. followed by a great gold wave
northward. Dat gcrous lee jams and
floods will demand care In central states
owing to Venus rains. Destructive sleet
roust be riveted at this and the prev-
ious poled. \Ve believe that whit ear'
ccr,e itices w111 be prolonged and severe
AMIBROSE SMITH DEAD.—A former
resident of Exeter. Mr. Ambrose Smith.
died re_ently In Dundurn. Sask., front
an attack of pneumonia. The body was
taken to Saskatoon to the home of ale
brother, Rev. E. R. Smith, and the fun-
eral took place front his residence un-
cle. Masonic auspices. Death was ,lue to
pneumonia. A wife survives. Mi. Smith
was associated with F. E. Karn 1n the
Molsons Bank at Hernial]. and later 1n
the ,Rcvcrtien flank at Exeter. W, Ile
residing here Ire married Miss Bertha
Ifodgir.s of Hensall. who died two years
later. He was afterwards manager of
the Sovereign at Markham, and after
the failure of the bank he went west. }le
was highly esteemed in business and
social (halts herr.
W HALEN
%ire. James Horn arid ecn Wellington
visited her mother. Mrs. Wm. Gunning
n Tuesday.—Nfr. J. V. Wilson spent
T!,ursday at his brother's. Mr. 9. Mill
!we's. rear Mitchell.—A splendid supply
of Ice has toren put away by our dairy-
men this winter.—Miss Edna Gunn:ng
and NIIss Shoebottenn •'sited here on
Sunday. --We havt not as yet ]corned
welch Society Mr. Wnt. Knowles in-
tend+ elating. but he was immersed on
Thursday 1r. Flab Creek. where the men
are erga*ed cutting lee. The water was
rather rcld. so hilly says. Must be
more Artful in the future. 11111y.—Mr.
std Mrs. }teary Order, of Manitoba are
vs.t1 at Wm. (. den's herr.
Mrs. Ed. Hooper is visiting is Strat- I
ford.
Mr. Tu. a. Dia of L,:tdo:: was here
over Sunday.
alive Edith: (Miley of Blyth 1s visit-
ing here with relatives.
Miss leettger of New Hamburg Is the
guest of Mi.. G. A. Hawkins.
Miss Carrie Dyer le the guest of Miss
Livi::gstont in Blyth this week.
A number from here attended +:.e
dteec in liensall Friday night.
Mrs. James hurray and daughter Mims
Jennie are visiting relatives in Toronto.
Mr. Hugh Chesney of Seaforth visited
his eieter, Mre. Geo. McLeoi, over Sun-
day.
Mrs. S. A. Yupkstone and daughter
of Blyth are guests of Mrs. Popiestone
of town.
Mr. and airs. J. A .Gregory and child-
ren returned to their h3nte In North Bat-
tiefcrd last week.
Mr. William hill, traveller of Toronto,
spent Sunday a'td Monday here, Oa--
guest
t:eguest of his father, Mr. Geo. Hill .
Mrs. Bert Clark of Crediton, who is
qultc• ill, has been brought here to t1.r
hems of her parents. Mr. and \fry. T.
Brock.
Mr. Wm. Bawden of Exeter and Sir.
lfossop of St. Marys leave to -day for
the Old Country to purchase entire
horses.
Misses Luttic a:.d Ett., Welsh have re-
turned berm after spending a week with
the Jackson Manufacturing Company at
Clinton.
Miss Jantteto:. who Itas been visiting
the Misses Dow, has gone Lo Alliston to
visit, prior to returning to her (1011,? In
Brandon.
Messte. E. atrlet!e and W. D. See-
ders are this week attending the con-
vention of agricultural societies at
Torcr.to.
Mrs. Harty Golding, nee Miss LOUIE.
\\'aiper, who has been visiting friends
here for several weeks, leaves to -day for
her home In Hamilton.
Dr. and Mrs McGillicuddy returned
from their weddi.t- trip on Friday even-
ing and are now comfortably settled in
rooms in the McDonell block.
Mrs. Mark Mitch -ell Left Monday nee n-
1 g to join Iter husband In leandoa. \1aN.
P. Roweliffe and little son accompanied
her, to remain a week or so.
Mr. R. N. Treble returned Saturday
font a year's sojourn in efanitobi .0 d
North Dakota. Mr. Treble will have .t
sale of his farm stock and effects and
walI go wast to reside.
Mr. George lleantan of Regina arriv-
ed here Wednesday evening o: last week
to visit for a few days. He repents
business as brisk In Regina and
throu.ehout the west, while the weather
:lovers aroma; zerto, and there le only
sufflclent snow to stake good sleigh-
ing.
Mr. Thos. Tapp of Virden, Man., has
been in the neighborhood for the past
week or so mnnb'nlnt; business with
pleasure. Mr. Topp to or, of the most
progressive farmers in the West, and
will take back with hint a carload ot
horses. lie is a brother of Mr. Wm,
?'app of Exeter.
1t has been Lruught to the notice of
the business community that quite a
number are unaware of the fact that it
is necessary to file a copy of a lien
note at the county court within ten days
Otherwise the goods or chattels in
question may be bought and sold again
In perfect innocence. Tne registration
costa only tern rents and the matter
should not be overlooked by anyone:
transacting such business. Three copses
of note should be made—one for the
(buyer—cue for the seller and one for
the retlstrar.
FARQUIIAIt
Mr. Jas. Gardiner, Sr., is getting the
material on the ground for a large
brick house the coming summer.—Mea-
line Som'! Routley and Fred Stewart
attended the annual meeting of the
Weather Insurance Co. held in Zurich
Mr. Charles Monteith was re-elected for
another term.—Out school teacher, Mr.
Gowans has resumed duties at tit
school after a few days absence o'wirig
to ili, esu.—The Oyster Supper in the
Hall last Friday evening In connecti to
wltht the winding up of the Economical
Thteshing Co. was a decided success*, a
good program of tousle, speeches, etc.,
being rendered. fir. Andrew Gibson
very ably filled the diiair ar:d routribut-
ei to the evening's enjoyment. After all
had well [Mel up on bivalves the burli-
ness cad of the meeting folloWtd. On
summing up it was found that 40 was
du' for etc t shale of $2:..—The annual
ntcetinr of the Usbornt & !libber( eIut-
ual Fire Insurance Co. was held !fere
alcnday. There was a large attendance.
Mr. Ryan was re -elected Director. Mr.
Passmore was nominated bast resigned
in favor of Mr. Robt. Gardiner. \L.
Pass:note gave a very interesting ad-
dress in which he went into a retro-
spect of the Company and its origin.
Mr. Passmore held the position of Di-
rcctor for 21 yearn and was tendered a
hearty vote of thanks by the meeting for
his services. There were three nomina-
tions for auditors—Mr. John Kay. Wm.
Ward and Wm. Tu: i. bull. A vote was
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTO R I A
Purchased
BUS and DRAY
Business
Having purchased the BCS
and DRAY business of MB. WM.
ARNOLD, i desire to announce
to the Public of Exeter that 1 am
prepared to Rive you the best of
satisfaction in work connected
with tbe business. For the pre*.
est orders left by phone or other-
wise at THE ADVOOATR OF'F-
iCE, PHONE 16, will receive
prompt attention,
T. G. Creech
Special Sale
SCISSORS
SHEARS
RAZORS
Owing to the fact that we
are about to move into our
new store, we are giving spec-
ial prices to clear the follow-
ing lines:
Reg
25c
Reg
25c
Reg
50c
Reg
75c
Reg
80c
Reg
$1.00
Reg
6Oc
Reg
050
Reg
75c
Reg
50c
Reg
05c
Reg
.00
Reg
$12.75
Ladies Nickle plated
Scissors, gilt -handled
one sharp and one
blunt point.
Lace Scissors, solid
steel blades,finely tap-
ered full nickle plated
Full nickle - plated
straight tri w m ere,
ground sharp, perfect -
!y adjusted, fitted
shoulder,eztra finish.
Full nickle plated
bent trim leers,
ground sharpR, perfect-
!yy adjusted, fitted
eboulaer,extra finish.
Full nickle plated
straight trimmers,
heavy malleable iron
back Over which is
laid s sheet of gesl-
idee steel which is
firmly welded on,
thoroughly tempered
and ground.
Full nickle plated
scissors, blunt ends.
Full nickle plated
p.rcket scissors "Hol-
low (round" blunt
ends, shaped linger
bow.
RAZORS -- Square
points, thin concave,
black rubber handles,
etched on each razor
"Special."
Horse Blankets
Only a Few Left
Extra heavy lined
jute blankets. 72x72.
double twisted warp,
soft stock, wide, light
and dark grey body
stripes, hewed straps
and buckles.
Yellow colored wool
blankets, good weav-
ingntaterial,bound to
give good satisfaction
20C
20e
a50
60c
650
m
4fic
50c
40C
SOc
�c
1.20
$2
SULPHUR -10 lbs. for 2 c
E PSOM SALTS- Iii lits. for 25c
OYSTER SHILL -25 lbs. for 25c.
HOCKEY STICKS --10c to 75.
S KATES -40c up
T. Hawkins & Son
STOVE and
Hardware Store.
taken which was found to be In favor
of the two old auditory, Messrs. Kay
u:td Ward. A lively discussion then
took place with rrfere nca ba the risk
added to buildings in which gasoline
Is used for different purposes. After
considerable discussion it was de.•Ided
to raise the rates on such buildings. Mr.
Joshua Johns. manager of the company
for the pas( year, having resigned hie
poeitlon. the directors met at the close
of the general meeting and appointed
Mr. John Campbell at salary of 12
runic as formerly.
A New Drand
This mill has been using the Star
brand c' flour Lor a number of years.
but our wade has grown. until we are
Pifer—meal by another miller that we must
quit axing It. as they have it register-
ed. You ran u,iderstaud that we must
have been getting their trade. or they
would not object. There are other mills
not far distant still using the Star
brand, and we hellcve they have had no
notary to quit using it. In view of the
Lica that we are requested to cease us-
ing it. we ).ave gotten out a new brand
for our fancily flout. which we have
registered. From this time on, our
Family Flour will be known as
'MODEL." Our Three rtglsttied brands
are. "Manitoba's Rest" (pure Manitoba).
"Model." (blended flour) 'Welcome"
(Ontario flour.) We Inter( these three
kinds ot flour in sure. but 1. is the
Model that we consider gives the hest
watlsfactlon for bread and buns. 1t has
the nutty flavor so much deelred. Try
it and per that It is • Model.
The Jantcs succ•t Official Board on
Monday night granted exhorters Ikea se
to the following brethren; Dr. Ilealsten
Ert:est Buswell, l:obert \Wilc,rx, Melein
Southcott. Russ 11 May, and Victor Sae t
r Aka&
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FLOUR
Breakfast
Foods
Feed and Seeds
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All the BEET GRADES of
flour always on band.
Breakfast Foods such as
OATMEAL, WHEATLETS &
TOASTED WHEAT FLAKE'S
Davis' Old Stand - EXETER
Oatmeal,7 lbs for 25c
Poultry Foods & Feeds such as
PANACEA, OYSTER SHELLS,
GRIT, CRUSHED BONE, LIN-
SEED MEAL, OIL CAKE and
FLAX SEED.
Wm. Rivers
Allr•PriFillig IMF IIIP"'IrIIFNIF AP'
�wwww
THE BEST
Bread
Can only be gotten from the beat sour
—The lollo.ine brands are unexcelled
--Try a hundred nett time yoe hake
Try One of These :
JEWELL (Ontario Blended)
PURITY (western Cassia noun ltiusJ
f.tave your orders or call sp
Phone a.
R. G. Beldon, Exeter
OMNI
Don't Monkey with that
is Coughs Take
Howey's
'Rite Pine & Tar
Sold only at Howey's Drag Store
in 25e bottles.
Remember the Name ---
Rowe & Atkinson
Bear in mind that at their store is the
place to buy FURNITURE. We have
a fresh car load in now and every-
thing will be found at the RIGHT
PRICE to SUITE the purchaser.
Give them a call ...
Undertaking and Embalming a Specality
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors.
JONES & MAY
PHONE NO. 32
The New
Dress Goods
are all opened up ---now is the time
for the early buyer
H E best assortment. the newest colors and the most
fashionable goods are found on our counters this
season. Among the new goods are Venetians,
Broadcloths. Voiles, Crepe de Paris. Resilda. Satin
Duchess, Silk Gloria. Poplin, Taffeta, Panama, Whole
Serge, Diagnol Serge. and some of the new col'rs are
Paris Tan. Wistena, Catawa, Amy thest, Rose, Gray, Red,
Brown. Blue and Black,
Advance Showing of
Spring Wash Goods
The Most complete range we bave yet shown. All the newest
in the latest colors are now ripen for your inspection.
Plain Linen Suitings
Jti t the swell goods for this
Spring. Coors of Aurythret,
('fttaw,t, Linen, I'ariQ Tan, Blue
and Brown.
Fancy Ginghams
Large and Small. Stripes,
Checks and Plaids. Very sea-
sonable for Dress or Waist 0r
Children's Wear.
Fancy Linen Suitings
They are very nifty Suiting
and come in the same retort as
the Plain. 1'r ices of bath, 15^
to 50c yd.
White Goods
Pure Linen, Vcstings, Indian
Head, !rick. Thrill. or Fancy
\Biotins. Nothing looks hotter
than white.
Gents' Furnishings for Spring
Our new SHIRTS are better than ever; all the new colol'ts
The new TIES are right up to the times
New Collars, Belts. Fancy Sox, Gloves, etc,
Everything up-to-date in this line
A Word for the Housekeeper
Bugs ! Linoleum Wall Paper
100 Roost Rus to
choose from. T be
best assortment ever
shown in Exeter.
20 pieces of the
finest Scotch Lin-
oleum — every piece
new.
6,000 rolls of tbe
New Wall Paper.
We are prepared for
our biggest, season.
JONES & NAY
HARVEY BROS. 1 Headquarter for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing
EXETER
ONTARIO
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