Exeter Times, 1905-03-23, Page 1•
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HURON & MIDDLESEX GAZETTE
THIRTY-SECOND YEAR -NO 164
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EXETER, ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 23x(1, 190.5
>!••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••N••• ; Hensen Zurich Shipka
• • M r. and \IrM ,G..\ ,demon lef! for -Mr. T. gleamed mill continues
• I O. J. Sutherland, \ota►ry Public, Conceyan 11 very law and but liti Ie hope; are
Bert he N. D. on \Wcdnesiley of last entertained fur his .recover
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cer, Commisalener, Fire insurance Agent, and )'•
+ialurerotMarriageLioeniei.LegaldocuntentsIneat which place they will make -M r. 11. wing purch:urd a %alu-
carefully drawn at reasonable rates. Mone their future home. u:tble driver from S. Sa4'11zer last
I to loan on real estate at low rates of luternet.I \!r. Win. Fritz has rented the week.
OQlee at the Poet Office Hensel'
SEEDS
Call and Examine Our Stock of Seeds
We have some fancy
RED CLOVER
Late and Early
Lucerne and Alsike
TIMOTHY SEEDS
W1RE
Just arrived 1 Car load of Spring Coil
Wire
It will be to your advantage to examine and get
our prices on Spring Coil, Barb, No. 12 and No. 13
Cleveland Wire before purchasing elsewhere.
T. HAWKINS & SON
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WE'RE
SUIT
SELLERS
You are Suit buyers. We make the
quits -you wear them out. We make
`IIen1 as well as we can, so that they.
will not wear out sooner than they
.ought. Because, if they do, you'll
likely go somewhere else forour
Mit Suit. And no one could blame
SOyou. So much money ought to buy
much Suit worth. And Suit worth
is fashionableness of fabric -style in
CUt-fit-flnish-looks - dressyness -
and length of service.
As good a place as there is within
miles to get all this and not pay too
much is W. Johns.
Elegant Black and Blue
Suitings for $15.00
and $i8•oo.
Wa JOHNS
Merchant Tailor
SEWING
dV1ACHIN ES
For the next month we will
offer special inducements in Sew-
ing Machines.
The makes we carry in stock
are the finest that the market
produces, and we invite you to
call and ask for prices. They
are very attractive.
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-\(r. Thos. J. Berry will shortly Brenner hotel at Grand Bend from -Mr. U. McPhee and family left
add a few more splendid horses to
his stable. They will be imported
and the best that money can buy.
-Mr. Wm. Kinsman left on Mon•
\tr. Joseph Brenner and will ;:et ; for Manitoba on Monday last. We
possession on !lies Isl. believe t hey intend leaking t heir fu -
\(r. Chris Either has been eau- ince home in 1 he West
pelted „to give up baking on account -A couple of our seen urea went
r;e for Essex
t o Gofderich last week wit h t he in -
Co. where here Ire hopesof ill -health and has disposgd of his to Godrrich last week with the in- Canadian Pacific Railway Cris Leeds, Canadian North wit
to buy a oar load or two of ..tock business to \Ir. Schrag. Mr. Either but returners! ill :t couple o[ rllys,
for his farms at Chisclhurat. Ile will, lrowever, continue in the con -I No wworlr Cos. Lands, Saskatchewan Valley and Manitoba Co.sLands al o
%will be gone a week or more. fecttottery business.
-We understand that the excel- A meeting of the directors of the -Mr. Simon Switzer purchased a a number of other improved and tlt)im ,rovedNortlt4Vest farm lands.
lent choir of the Methodist church !fay Agricultural Societ • was held Corbett. limas from Is. Hodgins, of 1 I
Corbett, on Friday last.
will give a service of praise on. in the Town Ball on Wednesday of -A number
Easter Sunday. It will be of the last week. The prize list was gone hour village, sports $3 50 per Acre
highest order and the choir ;lost over and some changes made. Amo was out. shooting on Friday and Sat-
urday last. They succeeded in cap -
male reale quartette are 1c1ting down to tion was passed leaving the grounds iaring a fox. from $3.50 And ut'wvarels.
hard work. t'o •the Trustees of Zurich fur a
-lice. .)as. Livingstone, ex •Presi- terra of years. The .town is now BEAR BEAR IN MIN
dent of London Conference will assured of a suitable play -ground As.ainaloia, Saskat
preach here in the Methodist church
on April 901.
-Iter. Dr. Ross, of Guelph, preach-
ed the anniversary sermons in Car-
mel church last Sunday. Ris ef-
forts were well spoken uf. The
crowd would have been larger hadof one of our liiilily and much es -
the roads The hoard of Ilealtl, as constitut- teeniest resident. Mr. wad Mrs. D.
and
ren
Ile lecturedonwwe Monday nightbetter.
he for 1905 1)r. Buchanan, medical McGee, who left this week for their
health officer ;J. Snell, A. McEwen.,levo home in 8umerret, M:aa►., .lir.
trip to the Yukon. It was much P. Lamont, Reeve; F. Mess, sr.,Clerk McGee took a car of household ef-
appreciated, James Bonthron and henry'Zimmer- fects, locale, machinery etc, and will
Methodist Miss Annie Wren, organist of the man, inspectors, suet on Monday, be fully equipped fur his new liotite
llral McKayr the principal of an the I March 6th. 1). Spencer was unable in the \Vest. Ire is followed by the
• oto tie present, owing to illness. A best wishes of a host ole
day evening. It was much enjoyed petition signed by 15 residents of --�-
by all who J►eard it, Staffs.
'Zurich, askin for the abatement of
-Mr. and Mrs. Ceen1).on, parents :1 nuisance, alleged to exhist in Zur- Robert E. Pickard intends taking out a large partyof land
of our townsman, Mr. A. C:u►tc- it .Switzer is moving hi; family
ich, was received by the board. In to Dakoia next week.
ton, spent the wc�k caul here visilina In the petition it is claimed that the \f a Wilbert Johns returned tp his seekers to the North-West about the Ist of April next. Any per
their son,• son wishingto join this party,should call of. Mr Pickard at an
-llensall will soon have a ;rear (:►rhotic cemetery, owing to the el- !tom ei� llamiola, Man., on Tuesday parts
ovation of 4he ground, and its al-
)rumbor of phones put i», over 20 after a lending the wwin,er ww•ith his earlydate. All of the Norte -West will be visited, and spec-
n►ost central location, there is dan- relatives.
are ordered now. hal railway, hotel, and livery rates are being arranged for. This
- -\1 r. %ue le ger of rho water in rtes wells bre _lir. J. C. Jct[cry, wwlw has been
f has returned to cooling ,contaminated. The were -
just
spend'ulg the past frww months with will be a splendid opportunity to see the North-West thoroughly
t este and taken up his residence tory .was advised t not if • t he t rus-
t just wrest of the rail -road track on ) friends here, has returned rl t0• the and economically.
Main street, his shop will be t here l tees of the churc before guy fur- wwbout Mrs. Jeffery twill return in
also. about a month.
- Mr. Harburn is making great Mr Geo. Oliver went to Manitoba
preparations for t he spring t rade in
plants and flowers.
- Mr. McKey the principal of the
school was out of school a couple
of days through a severe attack of
lumbago. ile is vat his post again
this week.
-Rev. Mr. Doherty. of St. Johne
church will conduct a Lenten ser-
vice every Wednesday evening for
the present.,
-Mr. Geo. Gramm, west of our
We are giving excellent sa- village, is slaking preparations for
tisfaetion in flour since re- l the improvement of his large lawn
this summer.
modelling our mill. -Mr. Bert \'ollick, of Dixie, is
now steadily improving.
JOHN WHIT'S & SONS
The- Great North - West
ROBERT E. PICKARD, Exeter, Ont.
(general Selling Agent.
for the young people. AM soon as Our roads ,ire in all al►uost ifn
Spring opens shade trees will be haMs►b1e state but wehopetwirl a
planted, ground levelled, and every-
few days .of bright sunshine and
thing put into good shape. The old wvario rains they will soon be in a
Show (fall will be sold if possible bet 3 er condition.
and 0 new !tall built. We are sorry to see the removal
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we
the
All the above lauds are being offered to puvhasees
terms p► ices
o!:
have
wan
very
suss
farm
of
payment
And
lands
and Albertet.
to
sell
in
all
parts of
range
Manitoba
Now is the Time to PURCHASE
Prices are Bound to Advance
We give Speculators 6 wear; in which to pay for lands.
give Actual Settlers to years in which to pay for 'anis.$427.00 down .3.:2() rue, n, c 1 of choice
This wonldsecures be greatainvest(Halfmenset tiforon YO1
The above investment is without any settlement duties whatever.
We
wheat land.
Special Notice to Intending Purchasers
Roller Millsl
Gristing and Chopping
Promptly Done.
H. Sweitzer
Sexsmlth
-Mr. Wm. ILl3%kins and sister, of
Le Mars, Iowa, visited friends here
last week.
- Mr. John Campbell gold a lino
young horse a short time ago for
a good figure.
- We are glad ,to note that Mr.
W. Coleman is able to go about
again.
-Roger Northoott and C. E. Ald-
worth are each preparing to raise
their barns this summer.
- Therecent
%ca ►
soft weather er las
glade the roads in these parts al-
most impassable
-Mr. \V. Pierce, of Iowa, c 111cd on
friends here last week.
-Mr, Jetties Moore, of Exeter, is
at present visiting Mr. Wm. Ne,rtlt-
cot 1.
- Mr. C. nucleon, of llensall, cell-
ed on friends here last %week.
Put a Thin Child
011
Our PianosOTR• •EMULSION
and Organs
Arc the best our country pro-
duces
and we sell them at easy
prices and on easy terms.
'Small Musical lnstrimcnts of all
kinds kept in stock.
8. Martin.
And see 110ww Moot t lie "lit t le
one" begins to pick up- to
take on flesh -to get color
in the pale cheeks -to look
1e11 er, feel better, rat bet -
ler, steep better.
01 R EMULSION P4 THE
FOOT) TONiC FOR I'Ai.E
fill\ CIIILI►ItEN.
Howey's Drug Store
On Door South of Post Office.
-THE
'Merchants Bank of
HEAD OFI' iCE. .
• CAPITAL ;all paid up)
RESERVE .•••
URPL1S PROFiTS...
th.er notion will he taken. '1'hc sani-
tary inspectors were instructed to
,Hake a thorough inspection of the
school !,remises, villages and elaugh-
ter houses in the township, during
the early part of .lune, and report
to dhc board as to the sanitary con-
dition of Mese places,
re
W lachelsea
Ono by one the piar,(ISers of t's•
borne are passing away. On Sat-
urday morning last the coign►unity
was startled on hearing of the very
sudden death of Mr. Isaac Clements
which took piece at his 1,o,ue about
111 o'clock a. In. Mr. Clements had
been slightly indisposed for n few
days and upon arising immediately
sank back an:l expired. Mr. Clem -
Crediton tints Was ,t native of Co. Armagh,
TO INTENDING PURCHASERa inland, and immigrated to tbus
Ole SEED. -We have for sale :t stock , country about 115 years ago. set tied
of specially selected Red Clover, Al-
sike, Timothy, Alfalfa. Kentucky
Blue Grass, Millett and (Hungarian
seed which we offer at reasonable
prices. We have the highest grades
obtainable. -C. %WICKER. Merchant.
-The Rev. Mr. Henderson will
preach ,nissionery sermons next Sab-
bath on the Elimville circuit and
the Rev. Mr, Cooper of Elimville will
take Mr. Henderson's work here
both in the morning andi evening.
-The Merchants Rank have now
occupied their new premises and
find it touch more convenient than
their I t quarters.
former u
o m arises.
-Mr. .Thos .Morrow erre look part in
a concert tt Lucan last Fridgy
night.
-Mrs. Wesley Winer went to To-
ronto on Tuesday, she took her lit-
tle son with her for the purpose of
!ravine; hint undergo rnedicel treat-
ment at the Sick Children's Hospi-
tal.
Don't forget t he concert to be
given in the Town Hall next Mon-
day evening by the nleulhcrs of t)ie
Liter:try Society.
-A very pretty wedding took
place at the residence of Mr. John
lereitz last Thursday, when his
daughter, Miss Laura, was wedded
to Mr. ,John T. !lintel, a prosperous
yowl;: fernier of this neighborhood.
Itev. G. 1). Damn tied the knot in
the presence of the immediate rela-
tives and friends of the contract-
ing parties. The presents twcre nu-
merous and costly. The happy cou-
ple will make their future home on
the rarer south of the village. We
extend centra3 ul tt ions .
Lucan
first near \Woodstock, where he
remained- for some time. About 55
years ego he came to Usborne, set
tied on the term near Winchelsea
which he kept up to the time of him
death. Mr, Clements w -as a heed
working industrious man, a kind
neighbor and a good citizen, respect-
ed by all who knew him. Ile leaves
n %widow and grown up family, two
mons and five daughters. itis fu-
neral o Mauiet%was largely aIY,attend1
ed ,interment belief in Eliutvilie
cemetery. The (amity have 111e sym-
pathy of a large circle of (►lend+
and neighbors in this sad hour of
bereave•m n a t.
Elimville
-\Ir. John Miners and .lustttt.e
Johan left on Monday for Toronto
to attend the Grand Council of
Chosen Friends, as represeentativ:•s
from the Elimville Lodge.
-Mrs. Thn•. Smile is itnprowin,r
again after :t couple of weeks sick -
r►eM9
-M.r. Robt. Ilerdm:in and sous
hive rented the Thompson estete for
l0 years from Dr. Cowan, of Lon-
rlon.
-The cellars of the village houses
%ere nearly filled %oil h water on
Sunday Last.
-The ninil c brier %%as forced to
abindon his trip to St. Marys on
Saturday last /switl;t to the serious
condition of lir roads.
Centralia
-Miss L. lfaenhun left on Ma►•
day for \Wclseley, where ste %will
visit her sister. Mrs. Fred Lane.
-Mrs Reid and son Sills, of Exe-
ter are visiting at Mr. Richert!
\1r. Gee. Ilaaden has purchased Il:rndfords.
the sic acres -,f land near the high -Mr. Alfred iluduinM and Miss
School I.elone to else estate of the Ida Windsor visited friends in Clan -
late John Farrell. d+•beye on Tuesday.
Messrs. W. I). Stanley :end A. .1. -Miss Floe Esse•ry i• visiting her
Leitch, auditors for the county of brother. Mr. O. Ewers, of I'alrners-
Middlesex, Monday completed the ton.
audit of the books and accounts of -Mr. Robert Sanders, of Exeter,
the council of 1904, and report that gave I grantap1 • concert at Mr.
everything is in good shape. The .l:uu.s 11•indfnrd's cot Wednesday
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outfit ors have been at work nn 3 him evenitte of last %%Irk. A number of
Canada nrdttnus task in I hr counts I reasnr• Youn t people• %were present and en-
re's office since• ab0u1 Feh, 1. joyed 11te ►male wen• mile II.
MONTREAL.
$6,000,000
;13,200,000
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THOS.:FYSTIR F. F. iIKI3I))<'f.
(i(,neral Manager duperintcndent
95 Branches In Canada
Scrofula
Dashwood
IF YOU !NTE 1) F;Itk('TISG wine:FEW.
Mg nett 'Trina (All end ,:e our lie,. lave
fence and et reduced prier. we are In the
fence bushiest threej a tr. E. P. Ntt•tas. nerd:
ware Stoves. and Tlntmithin,t.
18,959Isv
ORlO a a;fes ♦1 r. and elf's.August Schroer] -r
er / fr attended tlo' funeral o1 their broth-
-Mr.
of Bram-he. thOUSaet er in-law in eliohig.rs Mast %v, ek.
\Ir. Niro. Ireland .has sold his in•
ilad st �f+ ursI :artist in t he planing mill here. 1 n
water. �� causes. his partner, Mr. It. 11 ,radion. �1r.
it is caw to sou %1' Ilamillon ktn.
is engaged Mr. Ireland
I as for nt
Savings ea LY and where a - - M r . Irvine Mot ter .left for Ile -
snowed to rondo ;tin.1 last week, %%here lie has sccnr•
OF Ci h ed a goal situation at his trade ns
Cattle- 1 in h.
h.
or the pretty� to take rot,.
Hood SSarsaparila
Ismaili.Removes every_ trice of
1 tl� 11ar 11, ammo
G L CO. Lewd,. limo.
SAVINGS BANK
interest at most favorable current rates allowed on
Bank Accounts and Deposit Receipts.
Special attention given to the business of Farmers and
men, to whom levans arc made on approved names.
Letters of Credit issued to travellers, payable in all parts
• world.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
CREDITON BRANCH
W, 8. CHISHOLM, Manag.r.
last Tuesday. ile
his home in the
and will move his
on. Iie Las rented
Mr, Joseph Moore
years,
purposes making
prairie province
family out later
his farm hero to
for a rerun of 3
Farquhar
- Miss jje A.Ien, of Stratford, is
visiting Mr. T. Cameron's
- W. le. Beavers attended the
funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Joseph
Beavers, .:+t 8t. Marys, last Satur-
day. ;t't
-Miss !toxic Eacrert, of Ilr(u►t-
ford, is visiting her sister, Mrs.. W.
A. 'Turnbull, here.
-Win. lleckney has rented his
farm to Alex Turnbull for a Term of
five years.
-Mr. and Mrs. Simon Campbell
were visiting their slaughter, Mrs.
1). el. hackney, 81 .Marys, last week.
-Wm. Stewart was in SI. Marys
last Saturday.
-Miss Stella linty, .3%110- has been
visiting in Exeter for 1 hr past week,
has returned hone.
- out. \Vard deliverer) a fine lot
of r,il$1e in Mitchell on Saturday.
Clandeboye
:1M
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1. .lobo Clark.
SI. , 1 1 hetll
is .home on a short visit.
-Mr. .Thomas Morkin has bought
Mr. Marlin Collison's farm, on Lon-
deroad, 178 teres, for
r $7,7
50.
1.. -The netts of the death of .♦
'9
9
Pauline Cooper, formerly of !hit
Nave, alio died in Blenheim on 1'ri•
day and tws buried at Kirkton, was
a shock 40 everyone in this vicinity.
Her mother, Mrs. McQuillan, ham the
Mincer(' sympathy of the people of
this village.
- Mr. Andrew Clark iboughl a
house and lel in this place from
Mr. I1. Thompson, now of London.
-Mr. Mo -es Ilodgi+is ie moving in-
to the villI
- Mr. 3. Pit nl in has rel toned home
after visilin•• friends in London.
-Miss Jane Cunningham is visit-
ing relatives in Exeter.
-\1q and Mrs. Chowan attended
$383.40
Secures 32i) acres (half section) choice wheat land to an actual
settler. No other payment required for two years.
R. E. PiCKARD,
EXETER, ONT.
The School Question
Is just now an exciting topic, but the most intetesting questi)n with
us is to have the fact firmly fixed in the minds of all that
WE SELL GODS AS 'LOW AS POSSIBLE __
When -you consider the quality of the articles. Last week
we added to the facilities of our store by having a modern glass
topped counter placed therein, enabling us to display more goods.
Try us tor your Spring Dry Goods. A full line of Prints,
Cottonades, Shirtings, Flannellettes, Muslins, e
etc bought tor cash
att he lowest price.
See our large assortment of Nall Papers.
Let us hang theca for you
BEAVERS BROS., Farquhar.
Strictly civil One Price.
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Highest Price for IrcxlIlr
e.
sibly realize. We %% ill be
pleased to hoar
ver • much 1 1
3 I
how you are progressing in
your far off home, end praying that
the Giver of all good things may
hove Ilia eye ever upon you, and
His everlasting arms around about
you, commending you and yours in-
to .ills Almighty keeping, we re-
main dear brother yours fraternally
on behalf of the bodge.
WM. ,IAS. DAVIS, W. M.
JAS. A. TI'ItNEIt, Chirp.
Mr. hosteins, though very much
affected, in a few words thanked the
brethren for their kin wishes and
handsome gift, after which short
present
addreseess were delivered by (140.5(5 This
,since t 110 regi
Iforlein's ;seine
After •refreslulents had been server
the tom anY
dispersed on AinKi
n
B
the National Anthem, and the bene-
diction prononnced by Rev. (leo. W.
Raccy.
CLEAN, DRY
AMERICAN CORN
FOR SAi.E AT
Exeter Storehouse
spent a tee sleys in L0•tden this
the funeral of a relative in ilruce.I felt at Mr.
field on \Wednesday.
-Miss Allis. Hudgins 1:f his lel ice
n eek.
-Mr. A. Cooper of Ille•nhei►n, is
%•isitin•t friends in $iris %le'nity.
-Misr Martha Mcllh:segue, of Ile•
!roil, who for the piss111 !las
hien visiting friend - here, resumed
heals. 'Tuesday.
Saintsbury.
Ih► Saturday ew•rnin r. 11, h ins$,
a number of elle friends reel ir•i,tll-
,.
' 111ire n of
lar. including the
Iliddulpl 1.. O. L. 49:1. esss mhled at
the residence of Mr, Wm. .1. Hudgins
to Bray him and Mrs. nosh/ins .t fare•
%toll visit prior to their departure
for •their future home near Strath•
come Albert:,. 1)11rin•: the evening
)I r. Iloeldins was presentee %till the
feline in;: nddres• :accompanied by it
hetelsome emblem ring and pin.
Reuther Mr. .Tulin Ifodtrill.
Dear llrot her. -We the lnt'Inlrr - of
Iliddulpl 1.. O. L. No. 191 having
heard %lith deep sorrow end regret
of your impending deperlurc from
our midst cannot alloy you to ,to
a%cey %% it bout shoeing in mime nay
our feelings of love and attachment
for you. For thirteen yeere have
you been a member of our Lodge
and r.'rely have you been absent
from the meeting* that love been
held. cheering end r•ncour:Iging us
by your presenee 11114 COUn•e•1. \Ve
Will indeed nits, you greatly, but
humble and sincerely trust t lint
'3 herever your future Io$ may he
earl God's richest bles•inge may at.
you. We ask your areeptanoe
of tthis emblem ring, :end 1ru•, $ha1
Kirkton %%hr•n won look upon it, it will re•
-Nle. lie-nr!ze 4)a meron, C. 1'. 11. mine) you of thus• %tl.o %%ill then
operator at O$1er Tait, II. C.. t'+ be far •1 way from you. of I hose
ham; nn a visit with relative, here. chose sympathies are w% it Il you. and
Mrs. Thoma, Miners and children of liaise who are tied with nn com-
i.( Minim 1, Man., who have been the mon band of ununn, but ate connect -
pa e1 %% Int er %t it 11 :el ;•thew here. le(l e11 by tl►osr• strow: and andurinc. lies 40474••••••••••••••••N•••••••••••••••ee•••••
test %% I ek for their homy in 1 h., %t filets only t hoer who believe 1 n our
Write i11u•I teens and noble order ran pox -
.1
Bears the
616aatars
of
away.
ibe Kind You Han Always Bc4 l
is cheaper
than oats
TRY iT
J. GOBBLE D I GK
IIl11C11
feed
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SAP SEASON
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IS HERE _
SAP PAILS
SAP PANS
SAP KETTLES
SAP SPILES
(talvatii ('(1 SapPans made any desired size.
Bring in your old Pails Si Pans for repair
HERMAN'S HARDWME
A nernber of sec and hand woo 1 rooks for sale cheap
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