Exeter Advocate, 1910-03-24, Page 8A Dog
Muzzle ► 1 EXETER MARKETS.
U I Ilton. I
with a � LOCAL I)OI�IG� ►i ell ) � 111 e t to do on CHARGED
And :e wan with an ill-fitting
suit of clothes are in the sante boat -
loth Haadicappod !
It you are a man with clothes troubles
',aye TAMAN diagnose your case. Ile
quite likely will prescribe A SLIT OF
DECENTLY MADE CLOTIIES at a roe-
ular price.
Ile does not send his goods to out-
ot-town . bathing manufacturers to be
THROWN together and Palmed off on
you for a CUSTOM a1ADE SLIT, but
makes the sults Ls hes own eastern work
shop insuring you a PERFECT FIT and
REST WORKMANSHIP.
NEW Sz'JtING SC1TlNGS
0V 1:COATINGS
AND
VANTINGS
.11tf1V1NG DAILY
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor,
gizeter, - Ontario
losisess Locals -- Read Them
In Black, Grey, Brutes, and New
Blue. Sea the New Diagonal Serge.
Just the thing for your new suit. Stew-
art's.
MAN WANTED
A farm hand wanted at once. Apply
at this office.
A look trill convince you that we have
the bat assortment of Dinner Sets in
town. 7:75, 10.00, 12.50, 16.00, $20.
Stewart's.
EACH WEDNESDAY
Ft�s/3='i�3�'�33 a Viral Fisher Is visiting in Ham-
♦ rs. cv. Collins went to London
a A��xiIa��a`iSIa� Mcnday•
\\'ilbui Martin was in Clinton
business Tuesday.
Two medium sized, comfortable t.outee
for sale. Apply at this office.
Ladies' Rain Coats—just the thing
for Spring wear. New motor style's.
New_fawn and green shades. Price $10
at Stewart's.
147:, to I'1oe weekly made handling our
goods. Salary or comnliselon. -FAIR-
FAX REFINING CO., Cleveland. Ohio.
Something nett in Underskirts 11Regal
Taffeta—wear guaranteed," looks like
silk, but wears better. See them at Stew-
art's. 2.60, 2.76, 3.25.
Leave your ordt: early for 1 -lot -Cross
Rune at Stathan•.'e.
MILLINERY. We incite you to see
our Spring 3fillirlery. 11'e hare erery-
thing that is newest and brat in the world
offashion. At Stewart's.
A 111011 GRADE SCi1OOL.-The three
tactors in the acquiring of an education
aro teacher, test -book and student. Ever
since its inception the Clinton Business
Cclkae has secured teachers of ' the
wider e•;p:ricnre and ripest scholarship
The text -books used arc the best publish
ed. consequently their graduates have
received the best positions, and their
success has bean unrivalled. This
school receives additional prestige by
being affllI)tcd with the Commercial Ed-
ucators Association of Canada, which
comprises Canada's greatest chain of
High Grade flodern Actual Business
Schools. The Spring Term openings are
,tar. lath and April 4th.
� Mls
Gcud Fr aday tv-::,o1 row. Spey tad
rates on the railways• good Loin Thurs-
day to Wednesday.
Rev. E. A. Fogs, assisted by Mr. J. E.
Drown, es -policeman of New York. Is
conducting special rervlres in the Niels
street this week.
Tat. Exeter Gun Club are holding their
aa:,ual shooting match on i3t1o1 Friday.
Five Events of 20 tareet v each will be
shot.
The annual meeting of the South Ilu-
ron Liberal Association has been c shod
for Monday. March _Nth, at 1.3o, at
Diro•t'■ (tall, frucefteld.
Mr. Ed. Hooper made a deal with Mr.
August Guhr last week by which the
former got a fine automobile and the
tatter a half section of land In the
west. Mr. Hooper left Monday for \Win-
::iper. taking the auto with him.
Rev. Robbs' sermon Sunday evening
on "Tobacco" was a strong and able
one, although, as he said he expect-
ed, many people would consider some
statements as extreme. However, he le
usually logical and gives strong reas-
ons for his statements.
The report le given currency that the
C. P. R. Intends at an early dater to un-
dertake the construction of a branch line
between Goderlch and St. Marys. The
C. P. R. has ao line through this ipart
of the province and the proposed line
would tap a rich agricultural sett:oir.
On Friday last Judge holt sentenced
Jacob J. Wilton of Brussels convicted
of an unnatural crane to seven years
Jn Ki:,geton Penitentiary. The sentence
was none too severe coneidering the
facts, but owing to the prisoner's ago
it is likely to pretty nearly use cup ,the
remainder of his term of life. Ile was
taker, to Kingston on Monday.
Mr. John Ilawkehaw had a successful
sale of his faros and effects on Satur-
day last. The farm was purchased by
Mr. Robert Galles, owner of the saw
mill, for 45000. air. Ilawkehaw will
move to the residence now occupied by
Mr. It. G. Seldon on Main street. while
\S r. Seldon will move into Mrs. Crock-
er's t,ouse on Andrew street.
Rev. D. W. Collins commenced a ser-
ies o: Easter sermons in the Trivia
Me•ntorial Church on Sunday morning
c•ttitled the "Seven sayings of Christ
from the Cross," one of w;ti,•:t he las
and will consider each night during this
wee'. The discourses thus far have
been deeply interesting' aid instructive
and the meetings have been well attend-
ed.
Wall rapers—All the newest ideas
and designs art shown. ire hare them
to suit any room. elf "te)rart'a. 5c,
8e, 10e, 124)', 15c, 20c, .151•.
HICKS' GI ESSEct, -.\
Iod of storm centres on
31st. Tr is is the crisis
dleturtrante, and so ),car the centre or
the Mars and Earth periods on the, 21st
that prolonged storms of rain, sleet and
snow should riot be surprising during
tar last week of Martha
mat tlonary per
the 30th and
,re the Mercury
CHURCH DIRECTORY
.1 \\1ES-ST METIIODIST CHURCH
itev. Richard Ifobbe, Pastor
Sunday Public Worship -10.30 and 7.
Class Service -9.30 a.nt.and atter Mc: n -
Ing !crvice and Wednesday nldht.
You,1g Men's Class and Catechumens -
Sun:day at p. M.
Sunday School and Vibie Clastics- 2.n0.
Epxort:l League -Tuesday 8 p. :n.
Pre)e: )Meat` .F-Tuu: mday 8 p• m
•
Te
Sop eu for
We have the finest lines of
Fancy Suitings
Overcoatings
ANt)
Trouserings
We are filled up with the new-
est and best goods for the mak-
ing of clothing, and we do the
mskinp in the best of style.
W. JOHNS
lliloratlaat Toilet. Baetsr
Mr. Frank J. Dclbridge, writing from
Clareshoint, Alta., Bays, -To show the
difference In weather here and in Ont-
ariospring work has started In earn -
eat and the ground 1s plowing nicely.
There was some harrowing and dlseing
done In January. Feb. was a little
colder, but with the last two weeks of
warns weather all the fell wheat is
looking fine.
The usual spring meeting ot the
Exeter Agricultural Society took pla"e
In tate Central Hotel on Saturday last,
when considerable business was tran-
sacted. The Society has decided to hold
a Field Competition in Oats this year
-5 tc 21 acres -conducted under the
supervision of the Ontario Government.
A governnient mail will judge the grain.
Anitcurttcmeht of the conditions will be
made later.
A few weeks ago we inlagined we had
sufficient snow to snake the sun and
rata work over -time for several weeks
to get rid of It, but the warm sunshine
or Friday. Saturday and Sunday and
the rain of Saturday night has made
it all disappear. We have had some
beautiful spring weather, but it le a
little early yet. and we must still ex-
pect some wintery weather. although It
can't be for long.
on
Mrs. Key, v 1s v.slting Mr. and Mitt.
F4. Stewart at London.
Mr. Samuel Adair of Parkhill called
o , abrade In town Tuesday.
Mr and firs. Robert Sweet ot Clin-
ton are visiting relatives here.
(r. Paul Madge and eon Martin left
Saturday tot Lethbridge, Alta.
Mrs. \WIllianr Westcott of Seaforth
spent So•iday with relatives here.
Mr Fred Flawkshaw o1 Toronto vis-
itel his parents here over Sunday.
Rte.,. \\'nl. Itawden sailed from Liv-
erpool on Meiday tot hie home here.
Mr. John ?tallett attended 'hc etas',
"lien Bur", In London Monday .tight.
Rev. Dr. Ramsay of Ottawa le here
visiting with trlate/es for a few days.
Me. Livingstone of Milverton le visit-
ing at the home of Mr. Jvhn Ilawkehaw.
Cuuacillor Cures. Luker attended the
W. 0. T. \V. Convv!.tio:l at London last
wt-ek.
Miss Lizzie Flayne
visit 111 London : and
Brantford.
Mr. Frank Knight returned on 'Tues-
day :roan a several months visit in
C.eli:orltia.
\fr. liance,ck of Detroit was (:etc at-
tending the funeral of hle uncle, the
late George Lewis.
Mrs. Powell returned Monday 1111111
from Listowel, where she has been vis-
iting the past month.
Mr. and Mrs. Salter, who have been
spending the winter in England, 'are ex-
pected to arrive home this week.
Miss Margaret JScakins of Brandon,
etan., is visiting at the home of her
father, Mr. Mark Meakii&s, who is 111.
Mrs. ffarchand and two children left
Wednesday for Hamilton and Buffalo.
wla re they Intend spending a few weeks
Mr. and airs. Jos. Bawden and child
of London are visiting the fornmer's par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 13awden. for
a few• days.
Mr. Boner Pagshaw, who has been
visiting his parcels here during the win-
ter. left Monday fur his home. at Elbow
Salk.. taking with him a carload 0' set-
tler's effects.
Mrs. Wm. Kydd and Mies Myitic
Moodie left Tuesday to visit with
friends and relatives at Lenrbeeg.
Sask., while Mal. John Allison left the
sante day for Regina.
Mrs. Wnt. Routley 1s Improving nlce;y.
Mr. Thos. Prior is on the sick flet
at present and confined to the haunt'.
Miss Brown is o'f duty act Messrs.
Jones & May's, owing to an attack of
illness.
CSrarley, the 16 year old ,son of \!r.
Andy Robinaon, formerly of Exeter,
died in Saskatoon on Friday last.
Mlltan Clark who went to Unity, Sask.,
last Thursday, was the first to buy a
ttckct from this station over the Brand
Trunk Pacific.
The annual Vestry meeting of the Tray
itt Memorial church will be held o'1
Monday evening next when the usual
church business will be transacted.
Mr. Geo. Mantle sold his house o:;
North-st Wednesday to Mr. Thomas
Boyle. Mr. Mantle intends leaving in a
short time for Lethbridge, Alta.. and is
having a sale o: his household effects
on April 2nd. .
Mr. Win. Wilson. who has been liv-
ing in t_ sbonle for the past few months.
Is moving back to town, and will reside
111 the residence vacated by Mr. Richard
Treble on Ann street. Mi. Treble has
morel to Centralia to reside.
"Should the ladles of the choir remove
their hats?" Is a matter being discussed
by the choir and congregation of the
James Street church. And, strange to
may. motile of the ladies are In favor of
dorm eo. but. perhaps It is not strange
to them.
Mr Alex Dow has disposed of his :At
arty farm in the Township of MY. be -
Ing South 11a11 of Lot 'i, Con. 1. id
Mr. Robert Munn, son of Mr. Aleft.
Munn of the *ante township. The price
p.tld was •2400. Mr. Munn purchased
a hundred acres from Mr. Jot10 'Welsh
on the Loi,dun hoed over a year ago,
and the present purchase Is just oppos-
ite. This will make for Mr. Munn a
good farm.
leaves lo -day to
Mrs. Shceres (0
Bank of Commerce ve. l'eb)r:a .d
}libber. }tutual Fire Insurance Conn-
ear.y. This was a County Court rase
wheat carte up for trial in Ooderich
o:t tee 16th Inst., an at tier for $7,414
loss by fire on farm but;dings near Sca-
forth, loss being assigned to the bank.
The insurance company refused to pay
on the ground of want of notice of a
certain deed and other ground*. The ac-
tion was settled for $400.
As we stated last week the marriage
took place on the 16th at the Rectory,
of Mr. Melvin Gould, awl of Mr. James
Gould of Seisndtl' to Mass Flor-
ence, daughter of Mr. lead Mrs. William
Durnford of the Lake Road, Stephen.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
0. W. Collins. The young couple left
on tine evening train for a trip to Ham-
ilton, returning FaturtlaY evening. and
are now comfortably settled an \Ir.
Gould's tarns. Con. 2. Hay Tp. Tee
bust wishes of their many free • de are
crte:rded to them.
A very severe electrical storm passed
over this section early Sunday morning.
One flash of lightning was almost blind
Ins and the resultant thunder report al-
most deafening. T Insulation was
burned oft the, electric light wires in
several places, and fuse wires were de-
'aroytd. The Trlvitt Memorial and
'•fain street Methodist churches had to
see lamps the early pert of the service
tt 1 Sunday night as a result. v hale
teweral business places and remlisncee
were in darkness. Thos. Hawkins' res-
deare narrowly escaped burring, and re-
ce ived a scorching where the wire enters
the house. The thunder clap broke a
window in Mr. Jt. Davis' house. and
'tie shock to Mrs. Davis rendered her
ill for mine tints.
Neloon Shield for Local Schools. -We
are au'horized to state that Rt. born.
Lord Strathrona'e Nelsen Shield has
been uttered by Rev. Alfred Bail of
Tore-tt•, to each of the Schools in West
'furor: 1n•pet Iur'ate. There are no
eharees or conditions. The Praise sad
F'urt'Rn Sailors' S.xica>, which teceivei
t'1e "\' it tory" topper from the Lords
of t"e Peltier, Admiralty. has under-
taken the erpe„*e of mounting. enfrav-
10.3 and dlatr'buting these historic
Shields. and 0,11y asks some voluntary
eortributlo:l to rv'ntburee Ther.;. and all
their Sailors; institutes for me:; of the
Royal Navy, Mert t,a; t Ships. ea , 1n
C,tnade and all over the world. These
Nelson Shields art hist le valued for
('sir patriotic and educational use* In
the l'nlversttke. Coilegrs and schools
wv.ere they arc already placed Private Sproat will reside In Saskatetoun. tier
r'..;te;e• sed Sel.onte are eliplble tomtny trknd• her:. wtlli wah Mr.. Sproat
Irvetive the Nelsmt Shleid. and st.ould:and her hWtnnd all happiness and prom
apply for there. pertly.
Wheat
Barley
Oats. .
Peas
Potatoes, per tag
Hay. per too
Flour. per cwt., family
Flour, low grade per cw
Butter
Eggs
Live hogs, per cwt
Short)per too
Bran per ton
1 1): , 1 O
50 52
:ill 311
(11) fli
50
I:1 00 1400
290
I:50 I55
24
18
9 55
24 00
223 00
THE BEST
Bread
Can only be gotten from the bat flour
-The following brands are unexcelled
-Try a hundred next time you bake -
Try One of These :
JEWELL (Ontario Blended)
PURITY (weetere Canada Flour Hill.)
(.trot )ct:r crdtrt or all up
Phone 2-
R. G. Seldon, Exeter
o•••s•,,voti••••••nae
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
EASTER
Excursions
Return Tickets
—at—
Single Fare
Between all stations in Canada, also
to Detroit and Port Huron. Mich.
Niagara Falls and Buffalo, N, Y.
RETURN LIMIT
MARCH 30, 1910.
Secure tickets and full information
nom
J. J. KNIGHT. Depot Agent. Exeter,
r r address J.1). M/ DONALD, D.P.A.,
0. T. Ry., Tot onto.
arillhalluilt 4111
a
We art pleased to announce that ar-
nt:tytnlcnts have been made for the ap-
pearance In Exeter on Friday, April 8,
of two celebrated arable in the persons
of Miele Mary Jardine -Thomson and Mr.
Walter Gordon Craig. Neither has
been heard in this district before and
both bear an variable reputation. Mies
Jardine -Thomson has had the honor of
singing before Iicr imperial Majesty
'tueen Alexandra and Is considered one
�f the finest sopranos of the present
day. She; has been 'faceted and t ntaged
and will appear at the Crystal Palace,
London. England. this Bummer. During
her visit to England she dibcovercd some
old and loae forgotten eoriga of the
period of Oeorge the Third and Is Mr
only artist who sings them, and she is
delighting her Canadian audiences by ap
petering In the costumes then An vogue.
Mr. Walter Gordon Craig is an elocution
Ia second to none. and has scored a
peri(* of triumphs 141 Toronto and other
large cities throughout the province. lie
i1 especially appreela'ed S•1 1118 WoVh
'unite rte, para. -Wetly his interpretation
of ' Sanely eicLashan'8 Courtet.Ip." The
Toronto dally papers speak very favor-
ably of Mr. Craig and the Everting Tele-
gram says.- 10s readiags were equal
to anything' ever heard in Toronto." As
riot may be the only chance the people
of 'teeter and vicinity will have to
!(err two 01.1,1i each -class and well re-
commended artt•te. We trust a *plena
did patronage will be accorded them.
See small bills. programs. and litho-
:rapes.
ltho-
r.tpes.
MARRIED 1N w 1NNIPEO-Mass Ed-
ith ltobtr, o:i. who has Ixrn visiting re-
111;ve# herr durlrg the winter. left for
ti,e West on Thursday last, and in
W1,,,441-: she was m•t by .Mr. A. Sproat
of Mtaskato,n, 10 whore she v►s8 married
n•, Sunday. Mar. 20th. \Ir. and WS.
FLOUR
Breakfast
Foods
Feed and Seeds I
id All the IIEST GRADES of
Boar always un hand.
Breakfast Foods such as
OATMEAi., \VIIEATLETS &
4 TUASTEII WHEAT FLAKES
Oatmeal,7 lbs for 26c
A I'oultt y Foods & Feeds such as
gl PANACEA, OYSTERAHELI ,
BRIT, CRUSHED BONE, LIN-
SEEl) MEAL. OIL ('AKE and
FLAX SEED.
Wm. Rivers
Davis Old Stand - EXETER
Purchased
BUS and DRAY
Business
Having purchased the BUS
and DRAY business of MR. WM.
ARNOLD, 1 desire to announce
to the Public of Exeter that 1 am
prepared to give you the hest of
satisfaction in work connected
with the business. For the pres-
ent orders left by phone or other-
wise at THE ADVOCATE OFF-
ICE, PHONE 25, will receive
prompt attention.
T. G. Creech
FACES THAT
fZL THE W
STORY -
The daily drudgery of sweep-
ing with a corn broom with its
clouds of dust and back -breaking
effort will prematurely age any
woman. The use of a
. aBmngCiDit
Bissell .ri
sweeper will conserve you strength and by
confining all the germ -laden dust within
the sweeper case, will aid in preserving
the health of the entire family.
You can procure a high-grade Bis-
sell for $2.75 which will outlast forty
corn brooms costing from $12,00 to
$15.00.
Headquarters for
Washing Machines,
Wringers and
Churns
Hawkins' Stove & Hardware Store
One Door North of Browning's Drug Store, Exeter.
PLEASE THE 000K
and benefit yourself and family by us-
Ir,g MODEL flour. it bakes so much
better and gots so much farther than
ordl:rary brands.
VIE USE OF MODEL FLOUR
meant' tetter reread, ttiscuiterake. pie.
etc.. Ir•. yore.- ',onto. and nvore of them,
too. Order a sack !10 -day. The nett
three you need f1Aur you'll Insist on
ha•In; the MODEL brand even if St toot
ntnrv'. Hut i' dexmr,'t.
HARVEY BROS.
EX TER • ONTARIO
Remember the Name ---
Rowe & Atkinson
Bear in mind that at their stupe 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 Speoality
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors.
JONES 8c MAY
New Eatef� Millinery
Only a few days left to have your New Hat for Easter.
Come along early and oar Milliners will do their test for you.
We have a large staff in our work rooms and can turn out the hate
very fast.
Easter News for Men
We know you will all require a new outfit for Easter. Every
dresser does. Here are some of the new nifty Easter goods at the
very lowest prices :
NEW TIES NEW SOX NEW HATS
NEW COLLARS NEW SHIRTS NEW CAPS
NEW GLOVES NEW SUSPENDERS NEW VESTS
Everything New for the Ken and Boys
Shantung Silks
One of the good wearing nov-
elties for Spring.
This ie a good wide silk with
no end of wear and [Hakes a
beautiful Spring or Summer
dress. All the new colors of
Alice, Tan, Buff, Natural, Vis.
tena, Amathyet or Raisin.
Popular price 30c yd.
Linen Suitings
One of the most popular fab-
rics we are showing this Spring.
Plain or Striped Linens in all
the new shades.
Plain or Fancy Rep in the
good selling shades.
Holland or Mercerized finish
are both good seller's.
New Net Waists and White Waists
Our New Waists are arriving every day and we ate ready to show
something very new in the waist line. Dainty Net Waists with fancy
trimming in white, cream, ecru and black -every one s new design.
New white Waists are better than ever. All the new ideas are shown
here. You will be delighted to see them.
Hare Doo to Wear with Yoor Easter Solt or Boost
WALL PAPER TALK
House Cleaning for Spring 1
We carry a complete stock of Wall Paper from the cheapest to the
most expensive in all the latest dialogue and beautiful colorings.
We have many new and inexpensive designs for every room in
your house.
Consult us on the Wall Paper Question. It will pay you, You
can bare your selections from the largest stock ever shown in Exeter.
Our Wall Papers are used by the Majority.
JONES & MAY
Headquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing