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Exeter Times, 1909-11-11, Page 1%art HURON & MIDDLESEX GAZE T 1 t. TIIIRTY-SEVENTH YEAR No 1883 EXETER, ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. I I t 11 i$1.00 per year to advance 1 ••0••♦♦••••00••O••••••••••4••••••••0•••••••O• •o♦••••••••.•.•••••••••••••♦••••••••••••••••• JONES & CLARK'S Phone No. 32. Dress floods Beautiful • • 22 2• Weaves II • is • Colored Underskirts In Silk, Regal Taffeta, Heatherbloom and Sateen. We are offering some very can give yott a large selection special values in skirts and • to choose from. ♦• S� Sonething New added to our stock every week. All the New Goods in the Latest Shades always found on our count- ers. Conte along and see the New Goods New Waistings A beautiful range of Strip- ed Delatnes just to hand in all the leading colors 40 and 50c. per yd. Also a nice line of Fancy Silks very suitable for Waists. They are real new. Another Shipment of Ladies Jackets To meet the large demand we are forced to buy another lot of Ladies' Coats. Now is the time for you to get an exclusive Coat. All the New Colors and Styles. They are right up to the minute and are sure to please you. Bed Comforters & Blankets Bed Comforters and Blank- ets. A large stock for the cold weather wants. Now is the time to buy your winter supply while our stock is com- plete. Whiter Underwear For Men, Women and child- ren. AU nice warm makes are found here in fleeced Lined Union and Natural Wool. A good time to buy. More New Furs Had to buy .'gain to keep up our stock. This is a great fur season for us. If you need anything in the Fur line come and see them. Scarfs, Ruffs, Muffs Caps. and Fur Lined Coate. We never had a better lot to show you at such reasonable prices. Gent's Furnishings We are headquarters for this line. Our Stock is always large and well assorted with alt the swell goods. See our New Vests. Millinery This is a banner season for us. Be with the crowd and have your hat from, the busy store. It costs less. Prices low. Jones & Clark Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing also high grade shoes and wall paper. •••♦•••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••♦•••O•••• •♦•♦••♦••••••♦♦♦♦♦• •••♦••••••••••••••N•••••• 2 • •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• OVERCOATS Our Overcoats arc the swellest in town and every man's overcoat is here. Does he prefer a new style with the Prussian or College Ulster Collar? ‘Ve have them in every new model and fabric, Does he lean towards something quiet? We have all styles in Blacks, Blues, long coats, medium and short. The man that passes this store in Overcoats will miss the hest Overcoats in town. HATS Manynew kinks,curves, colorings s and shapes for the fall season. SUITS Our special made-to-rncasurc clothing is making a Big Hit Ready•to wear Suits at all prices. A New Stock of Childrens Clothes open now SANDY BAWDEN p,"ito fust Ultlre. Exeter, Ontario, s� D•••••♦•••••••••••••♦••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • ••• • • • • • • • • •• I 2 • • • • • • i 1 -,The Best Flour -- If it is the best flour you want there is but one place in town to get it -that is from us. The brands are: Jewell Royal Household (Ontario Blended) (Ogilvie's) 5 ROSES PURITY (Lake of Woods) (Western Canada Flour1\Iills) f,ett%e your orders or call up Phone 2. R. G. SELDON, Exeter. EXETER COUNCIL The council of the village of Exeter ?net in the Town 'Ball, Friday, Nov. 5th, 1909, at 8 p. en. All the mem- bers present. The minutes of the last regular and tiro especial meetings held Oct. 15, .18 and l'2ud, were read and approved. Mr. Win. HIarding, weigh scales man- ager, addressed the council u to re - Pairs on weigh scales building. The Reeve udvised our. iiardin/I %tbat al- terations were to bo {gado In the cattle yards on account of Abe erec- tion of the water Aower, hence would not advise Any further repairs at the `resent time. The 'following accounts were tread and ordered paid:-Exe'ter Electric Light and Power Co'y, aro street lighting $68.04, series street %light- ing 52.36, town Mall lighting 3.60; Thos. 'Elliott. labor. 4.38: ltd. pet - bridge, 7.88 ; !Thos. Brock 500 ; Frank !lfallott, jr., 1.12: Thos. Moulden 1.50; Henry 'Curdy 1.751 Geo. Atkinson 2.17 ; 'Jos. Sutton 175 belittle Pc0. Cud - more 1.50: ,Sidney :West 1.50 ; Sid'y Sanders 4.05; ,Leslie Preszcator 1.12 ; ltd. 'nobler 75 cents; 'Jas. (3gdcn 6.30 ; David {Gillies 2.00; W. J. Bissett, p't. 'salary '33.00; !C..W. Cross, pt. salary cemetery ac. 29.00; Jas. Ii, Dennis, 'tart salary, thell ringing, $10 Jerry Knott, labor, d.50; !Fred Kerr, the account, 194.61: Exeter, Salt leo. salt, 2..80; Jas. 11I. 'Grieve, ;tile and labor bn drain, 4.75; Jas.:Murray, ne- repairs Ito pipe of gas rnginc, 1.25; Jewell & Barnes:. repairs to Town Ball 'steps, 9.50; fl'. (Hawkins & Son, supplies, 7.42; Exeter /limes, print- ing nccount to date, 43.65; The Bell Telephone Co., messages, '1.55: Harding, for ,sale of Bile and water from tanks, 1.50. Amounting 6n all to $500.:10. Passed on motion of !Car- ling and Luker. Per Johns -Luker, 'that the, Reeve and ?Treasurer borrow one !thousand dollars for water works expenditure a:so Ito borrow seven 'hundred dol- lars for cement walk expenditure, - Carried.. Per Carling -Reitman, 'that Joseph Lawson's prepaid certified --account, per Engineer's statement of $200.00. and certified certificate -No. .2 for $450 be paid 'per water works ac- cou n't.-lCa rried. The nccount of ,the London Bolt & Hinge 'Works, amounting to $631100 water works account was ordered to be `paid on motion of 'Carling -Bea• man, n:so 'that ,It. 0. Beldon be paid seven 'hundred do.l:ars installment on coleen t eels".--C.:rn,! Per Var:in;;-Luker, st where the BOWLING The Clinton bowlers cant: down Friday .•vening to play n return thatch with the Exeter bowler.. The locals were winners by 18G pins. Following are the scores: - Exeter Norry 156-125-115- :396 Murray 149-157-162- 468 13rintnell 137-139-130- 406 Anderson 115-170-143- 428 White 137-158-145- 410 Hoover McConnell Fair McTaggart Graham 69.1-719-G95-2119 'Clinton 175-166-143-., 484 .102-125-101- 329 136- 82-114- 332 166-113-130- 109 119-147-133- 399 898-633-621-1952 An interesting howling game was played Monday night between Cr.di- ton and a team of Exeter players, re- sulting In 'favor of the 'latter by 109 91ns. The Crediton boys put up n good game considering !the practice they have had. Following ore the scores : 11. Ilrintnell T. Carling 8. Iiawden T. Acheson G. Palmer C. E. Ililuett 11. Clark E. Gettinger G. Eilber I. Brown Exeter 160-133-118- 411 746-118-145- 40!I 152-120-138- 410 .109- 93- 86- 29.S 158-144-130- 452 -- 725-608-637-19-:0 Crediton 114-115- 98- 327 120-172-120- 411 120-112-138- 370 87-106-140- 323 121-158-1.10- 429 562-663-63!:-18..1 Winchelsea A horse belonging to ?Joseph 'Creery made a dash for liberty a8aturday, and while the rig was badly damaged the occupants were not injured. Ile was driving some cattle, and his young con was in 'the buggy driving the horse. When near the school house, the daughter, who was assist- ing with the cattle tried to got into the buggy, just ns one of the cattle ran ngainst 'the horse. The animal made u •.uick turn, overturning khe children in the ditch and ran for its home. 1 'foot, 8inch 'talk has bail', that fir. rind Mrs. John De.'bridge, of the property fronting the Came be ns- I \Winchelsea, returned Tut sday morn• in the pessed 25 per cent. of 'the total coos : g fronth northwest p rovinc,•as. where they spent the past two months visiting relatives s ► red dr:rnds. '1'heY are enthusiastic over their ,:rip and are high in their praises of the hos- pitality accorded them by 4 heir many 'riends In the northwe,t•. 'They re- mained ten days with Mr. Jas. Wrst- cott at Douglas. Man., leaving there last !Friday morning. \1r. \West- cott's health at that Lime was un - and on motion of Jfeaman-Carling, changed. Mr. :De.hridge was .much that the petition be treeeivcd and sent surprised at 'the class of equipments to the clerk to verify. -Carried. and buildings owned by the farmers Adjournment per Carling. ,JOS, of the west. especially :around Bain - SENIOR. 'Clerk. iota, where everything laid a most prosperous appearance. LEARNUIiFSS1fAKlNC Mrs. Win. Grey, of Croswell, Mich..is visiting her mother ,Mrs. Jno. AT EXETER Carom and brothers and Iiiater Mrs. Miss Stewart is again hack to Fixe- M- Fletcher this week, ter to give instructions on dress -teak- Mr. Joe Creery lost n valuable cow tag and cutting. Miss Stewart has Monday morning, through death by been very successful with her classes hanging in the stpible, and they have hten quite large. Her students have been well pleased with RUSSELDALE their instructions and "'1'}te Weal Tailor System" gives the hest, of saris- We are pleased to (report That Mrs. faction, also makes dressmaking very It. D. Roy, who has been ill for the much seder. Anyone waling to last three weeks. is gradually im- learn or improve themselves should proving+ call on Miss Stewart. Iler class roost Miss Beatrice Clark, who is at pre - will he over 11fr E. Elliot's office, coin- sent residing with her brother Mr. mend • Thursday, Nov. 10th. Mark Clark, is, we regret 'to say, + - seriously 111. We hope. soon Ito hear P ULA It CONCERT. of 'her speedy recovery. Arrangements are being completed Mrs. 'Thos. Laing, trho has been for a grand concert, in the Opert( auiffering with a cancer in the face. House on Friday. Nov. 1Jth, when is Improving nicely. Lis - Dot Stnnbury' the l0 -year-old boy Mrs. Park and daughter, of t.is- siuler, of'l'oronto, will take part. A towel. were the tznrsts .of ,.1 r. end few weeks ago he made a big sensation Mee. D. Dow and of khe a\Tisse.s Park in Rochester, N. Y., with his wonder- Inst acct. fel contralto voice and the people! of The Ladies Auxiliary met eft (toy's this vicinity will look forward to his church on Wednesday afternoon. !an re -appearance here:with touch (►leap• interesting address was given by Mrs. ere. Other Nest. class talent le heiyg !)r. I'roudfoot on 'Africa. followed by engaged and will be announced later. 'r solo rendered by 'Miss \fellis Dow. %whieh was very much uppreciated. 11AIt1'i,EY Mr. Dent. who has leased the farm of !Mr. ltich..GIU. held nlowin bee gr c Mrs. Jane Crawford mho was down on Eridny Inst. to 141. Marys attending the draft of Mr-_ McTaggart. of Staffa, Mrs. her sister returned home last week. J'reedv. of London. Mr. end Mr•, W. Mr. 11. J. Hudgins olio Iris spent llodgert. of Farluhar, nmol '1r. It several weeks under a the parental 811004. 01 London, were greats of roof returned to Oxdrifl last week. Mr. and Mr.. Alex. 1lodgert last week Mr. \Wiltiana Fulton. of .Medicine 1 h many friends of \ir. John II at, 'A:berta, visited at Mr. ,Thos. hart and family. of Foliation, extend Fa:lis last %reek, their deepest synapithy in their Pad !1r. :Janne- %Vi:liants. of Parkhill, bereavement. sprat. n couple of days visiting hisMa•+. C. Sche:l. nherger and 'Mrs. father-in-law 'Mr. W. Nichols. McDonald. of Mitchell, were peasant Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sanderson and capers in the tillage last week•. f:uni:y. also Mrs. Mcikl,• were Sun- day visitors at 'Mr. .1. .1. rl'ny:or, 11o}IN MiSR0-At the 5aub'e Line. Stanley on Saturday. Oct. 30th to Mr. and FARM PROFITS airs. .lo',•ph Meru. n danfrhler. Nay be largely increased by knowing the Cf)LI;MAN-At the Parr Line. Stan - exact condition of the farmer's market, !•')'• on Sunday Ort. 31st to Mr. and by learning of the best method in and .Mrs. George C°:"1131). a farm practice. This is precisely the elanrhter. 11 R a Friday. 11 Nov. sort of information the Farmers'Weekly Davis.u to ,Mr. and •\I,+. Itirhard ?. a Sun gives in every issue. It has no equal ,,n. Will horn) as a Farmer's Business Paper. Good IIACKNEY-In Stephen. Nov. 7th go farmers rely on it. For price see our Mr. and Mrs..lohn Hackney. :a San slabbing offer. (still born) -� palpitation of the heart. ner• Fifty Years' Rxarienca of /14 011 voa•ne.s, tremblings, nervous head - Nurse telly, cold hands an.l fe.ti. pain in t he Mrs. \Winslow's tioolhin,l Syrup is back and of her forma or ire oknesae the prescription of one of the best aro relieved by Carter's iron ,'ills female physicians and mors s in the United States, and has been used for it, ad Ili • formals on a )e of fink fitly years with never -failing success Pain '1•aleets. Then ask wo..1 Doctor by mi:lions of mothers for their if there is n lee Ior any. 1'. :a neeme rhi:dren. It relieves the child from conge•*tIen-hlc.o-1 tor -osier:, somewhere pain. cures diarrhoea, griping in lar. "Ibrtor Shonp's pink ,'.tin Tab:rt< the bowels and wind retic. Ily ,riving eh ck head pain.. tt:atn:an:y painai hea'Ih to the child. it r. st. the ;,eye here. Try n . and see 1 20 mother. 'Teensy -five cents n bottle. tor 25•c. Fo:d by W. 8, iiowry. as other properties are ;assessed. A circular letter from the Cleri: Toronto regarding petition do (;ov- crnment re. 'Municipal ownership of telephones was rend and laid over un- til next meeting. The Local Option petition signed by ratepayers of the municipality and filed with the clerk on n'hursdaT1 Oct. 2.t.a. ttas read and relict on the tab!.. District There is a project on tap to enlarge the Goderich el+vator to 0 capacity of one million bushels. Jonathan hlillar, the hcavlest man in this part of the world, and one of the best-known hotelkeepers in West- ern Ontario, di, d Monday morning at Carlow, a village n short distance from Goderich. where he had been keeping hotel for the past three years. Mr. 'Millar was a son of the late lien Millar. after whom the vil- !age of Benmiller, a few 'miles from Goderich, was named. and for. anany years was in the 'hotel -business there. Subsc uently ;Mr. Millar was for years khe proprietor of the old Albion Hotel. in Goderich. and Its successor, the fmodern Bedford Hotel, and for a 'tirne was in the livery business. Later he was proprietor of the Grip ,louse, Seaforth, before going to Ca rlow. Mr. IMillar's enormous weight made him to notable character. Ile tipped the Reales at 465 pounds. Ile was 63 years of age, and was a mason. He leaves a wife surviving. There was ,quite a lively ,runaway at Seaforth recently. Mr. Wm. 'De- vereux, bad his own driver and on - other horse hitched in 3a double car- riage, and was driving "up Main St, when one of the bits broke and the horses started off. bir. Devereux mannged 'to keep 'them on the road and 'they went 'straight )forth at a break neck speed. At 'Dir. W, J. Smith's residence 'they met n load of flax and 'the (team Slowed down, but before they could be got dully under control they were off Again and ran to the concession road. where they collided with a wagon. and were brought to standstill oy one of the horses Tailing. Mr. Devereux had at•ith him in ,the 'rig the 'Misses De- vereux and Mrs. J)evercux, of Chicago. When the 'team slowed down at Smith's corner one of the ladies got out, but the other one stayed in the rigt Fortatnatcly no person was in- jured, and the only damage done was the 'breaking of !the tongue of the rig. By keeping the horses on (the road Mr. Tkvereux prevented what would certainly have been a serious acci- denn. Farquhar Mr. Win. Pollen returned Saturday from 'the northwest. where the spent the past two .months assisting the western fanners thresh (heir grain. 1\W►5t71) l I A'M The annual oyster enppur under the auspices of 'the !Woodham. L. 0. L. was held Friday night and was very successful in every particular. An interesting oddrc•ss on "Reformation and the Bible" was given by Bev. D. W. Collins. of Exeter. Addresses were also given by Revs. Vance, Snell and Itacey. ,Kirl:tota and St. Marys talent gave the rest of the program. A c:ergynta11 writes:"Prevent ifs, those little 'Candy Cold Cure Tablets are working wonders in ray parish". Preventics cutely will check a cold or the Grippe, in n very few hours. And Preventics are ea safe and berme less. No Quinine, nothing harsh nor sickening. Fine for feverish restless children- Jtoe of 48 at 25c. Sold by W. S. Ilowey. Wanted=. 50 Secondhand Wood Cook Stoves. Good prices paid as we have orders for them. Stoves and Ranges The Biggest Display in Exeter Imperial Oxford Ranges with Reservoir from $25.00 to $44.00 Souvenir " as .t " 37.00 t0 44.0o Garland " " " 4438.0o to 49.00 National to 32 00, 37.00 and 50.00 Don't fail to see our $25.00 Imperial Oxford All Stoves sold on 30 days' trial Just Think a Coal or Wood Cook for $18.00 Wood Heaters 2.00 up Coal Heaters 15, 18, 32.50, 34 and $46 Coal Oil I-Ieaters 4.75 up We are saving our customers money in Stoves and Ranges. HEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE Stoves and Ranges We have jest concluded a successful demonstra- tion on the Pandora Range which was so highly satisfactory as was testified by the numbei of Ranges sold. Anyone needing a stove or range will do well to consult us. Our prices are right. Plumbing and Furnace Work a Specialty. Let us quote you Prices on your Furnace wcrk, Plumb- ing, Roofing, Eaveirougning and General Tinsmith work. T. KAWKINS & SON Eli 11iiiii ' 7ii iii1iii 1 M..}. ..)MN„.M N, N.,,MM. :. el.-•- set=`"- E t7!._- tEl ii. dei _,ui u�. .uYi.-.. FURNITURE and UNDERTAKING 111 11 11':H41:11 11' 11' 11 11 11 .11! 1111111111.11 '11,1141111414111 'IL Parlor Suit Parlor Tables - Easy Chair Odd Chairs Music Cabinet Couches Sideboards Hall Racks Buffets Kitchen Cabinets Dining -room Tables Dining Chairs Dainty, well made and at reasonable prices. Bed Room Suits Bed Couches 1Iattresses Springs, Brass alill Iron Beds THE an "rI'at, iNsl'ttnNcl, 'COMPANIES Newest styles an,l all at popular prices ROWE & ATKINSON The report of the inspector of In- surance for the .Province of Ontario. The Lending Honte Fiords -here and Funeral Directors. covering the business of the differ- ent insurance companies ?luring the year 1908 gives Isom) Statistics which i�antimon n"•uii i,unniui'h1«l will be of Olen st to many. as the majority of. if not all, the farmers in this vicinity have awlicies in one or "the other of the companies ?nen-'♦••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••O•••••••••••••••••••• tioned: •♦0♦04•00••00*••0000•••00••••••••••••••••♦000.0••••• 1"sborne and llibbert Company • •• I"n-issessed premium note �1pital. PC t tP Is �• $113.763.01, 'total risers, 1125,f13.U1. i He Who Hesitates Lost! ♦: of which $11,738.75 ttas cash on hand f b ♦ and in bank, and 8113,763.01 amount •♦ • • • Don't fetil to hent the November records, which rete now on • • of premium notes. Total liabilities, •• • sale.• $764. Receipts. $0,488,72; 'total ex- b ♦ • pesditiires, 1+4,204.50, of which $7f:.- ♦ Mr. EDISON says: •• :35 was expenses of management, and 22 • • $3,435.55 for loses during the year. t: "1 want to see a Phonograph in every home" • At the sod of 1908, 2,142 polbicfe • ♦ a were in force covering insurance t � ♦ E aro Lara to see that everyhome has one. iC dosen't mato • • the amount of 41,30;!.515. ♦ • ♦what your tastes in n►csic are, whether you prefer 3 • 1'hc ltny iCampan)1. ♦ ter♦ • The unassiessed premium note cape •♦ grand opera or reg. You c►n eoj•py just your particular kind of your music. all want it, right in ownn 1 :al was 1;150.363.21, and khe total na_ ♦ o t talc, just when y K home, with an c o 1?d:son phmuri rapt. sets were •$1 6,63L70, of which S6,- _♦ • 175.79 was rash in hank. 'fhe corn -1 • ♦ It isn't just an evruing'e enjoyment or a week's novelty, but •• • as - piny had no liabilities. The t. - 10.1.. .t lifetime's companion- a eort of musical member of the family• coipts for the year amounted to RttO,- that "doesn't h ere to he coaxed" to pl+y. • • 7"J.72, of %t hie!' $9.780.82 was for • ♦ 0 0 fixed payments. 1'h total cxpens:•s ♦ o See the hat gains in the leery goods we are offering. "Keep t • of rn aIi tg.rnrnt were $961.81, and the ♦ o your eye on our window" We have ten views of Exeter on post • Z total tosses paid out during the year o ♦ c ect.s. Try NAMKt.Etis for cold in the heel. it can't he hent '3ic, • were $1.278.•I5. There were 1,90E • ♦ 0 policiya in force n[ the end of 1908. •••••♦000:"0••••••6♦0000' '< 0!..••••♦♦♦♦C••••••♦•••004••♦ roti-rin); Insurance to (he atnonnt of 04000.400. J••OseeteeO: .e.: , ' c•O♦00••••♦••♦••♦•Ooce•••• E» 1.1 E1 :• Women wit to pale co tortes§ faces eho feel aveak snit discouraged. will not eo easily answered as thinks the much a.ickness Is caused 1►y .persons receive both Moa nt al tut t•o•lily vivo, average ,American, for water art :, drinking merely to feel the pleasure by using Carter's Iron fills, which la:irkiy, powerfully and chemically .of the cold fluid on the rotator To aro tnade for the blood, nerves] and on the human tissues. Mitch of th•, rool the body it 14 much better to complexion. indipc t' n that follows eating highly ,bathr at this o ,ra the tcm Pscat rc -- seasoned mea:a comes from khe fact without overworking the kidneys and 1101\' To 1)1(1NK 'WATER. ihat the condineeis A artifica:1y.time- other organs and t it hot npsettin; Fortraneiely for ha Jworl:ing man- :ate thirst and that the excess welter, the digestive npparatus ns .results kind, 'the most imp ant feature of 'whether taken purr or in twine, breva from too mech liluid taken into the every meat coats 11 ,ng. nr practic- etc., promptly dilutes loo much Iha shell telt. :ally nothing. and 3 water wh-si gastric juices and interferes with Cirioats'y cnongh very hot or v• ry pure and )-:alttaful is . he tnost valu- the just digestion of It he food. co:d water arts n like in i'lenching able asset of the .hum•an stomach. Theo unless after violent exercises the true thirst. whereas lukewarm Nater "forms :about 43 Ayr rant. of anal not at meat :time. but hill a water merely Increases the thirst. the hnrnan body and is therefore just grass of tenter .hould he taken and Above all. it should be rvmentbered about one-half of the :average man or taken ,slowly. rot pulped 'down el a to drink a'otsly rind in ?nod'ration, woman. Obviously. Then, eater ren- 0103111(n'. A ti, roleorkin,r man whether in %aint:r or summer. Too atih,les the !test important thing shooed pip flooring his meals two. much nater weakens thn bodily that appears en th • ,i rel card. ono thirds of n reart of eater, but s strewn!' by wa.hin; n!f t h • blood ,matter hoe superfine the cooking or clerk or lawyer it olds! do well to too rapidly. terough at hirh I''ocets how high the bill of any .'inner may drink leas shin a pint.. . much food material es .c•t to the b,. On- important;vent 'nhow •todrink body. These are the main •facts in Again. just boat- t0 .i1ink water. water is to avoid drinking betwcetl In The hyricne of water and their joist how much realer to drink, just mea:a. One eboeld drink just hnoneh t•a:ue tnu.t be pet nt co the tho:,eh't- wbe n to drink tenter :are •iucatioris to reach the thirst. in loot weather ful individual.