Exeter Times, 1907-02-14, Page 1Neter
HURON & MIDDLESEX G
THIRTY-FOURTH YEAR—No 17.13
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JONES & CLARKS'
Phone No. 32.
NEW SPRING
DRESS GOODS II
YES, SPRING GOODS, although spring exists as yet I.
only in the fashion books and the minds of the
dressmakers. Just as soon as possible we make it it
a point of turning over the page and introducing a new
chapter. We have brought new goods into nearly all de-
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partments• You will be keenly interested we know and if
we'll be delighted to show you everything and discuss
spring tendencies, so try and come.
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NEW SILKS, Laces, Embroideries, Persian Lawns,
India Linens, and Lawn Blouses, just opened
up.
GREY TWEED effect suiting, light medium and Ox -
torn shading, fine check and overcheck suitings in
light blue and green combination shades, white and
black checks, broken plaids, narrow stripes etc., latest de-
signs gwear. y
s Prices from 40c to $1.50 yd.
Fine black goods for suits, dresses, all the newest
weaves, chiffon amazon, cord•de-soie, wool taffetta, pan
ama, voile, eoileene, etc.
Prices 50c to
A very complete range.
1.25 yd.
AS A STRONG inclination towards cream is felt this
season, we have stocked heavily in this shade from
light weights in crepe-de-chene, silk spot nun's veil-
ing, to heavier goods in serge and panama, there are none
lacking
PRINTS, about two hundred pieces all in since the
New Year
about half came only this week.
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Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford it
Clothing also high grade furs and dress goods. i ♦
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MIDICAL
JW. BROWNING, M. D., M.
• P. 8., Graduate Victoria Uni
Lasalty. omoe and,residenence. Dominion
boratory. Nutter.
Associate Coroner of Huron.
DR. A. F. MALLOY, MEMBER
ONTARIO COLLEGE PHYSI-
eIanA and Surgeons. Bu000wor to Dr. J. A.
blotting. Office Main street. Residence. east
on first street north of Post Office, Exeter.
Ontario.
RONEY TO LOAN
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We have unlimited private funds for invent
'eat upon term or village Troperty at towee
aMe of Interest.
DICKSON lc CARLING
Exeter
WILLIAM BROWN, PROF. DiP-
LnM A OF ROYAL INCOIt1'ORATEi)
SOCIETY OF MrfiiCIANS, ENGLAND.
Organist of Trititt )tentorial Church, Fseter.
Piano, Organ, Harmony and Theory of Music,
Terms on Application. };Teter, Ontario.
DRS Y. AND N. M. COWAN, 394 �—
PiPcadilly Street. London, Ont.
Telephone 152&1, Long distance connection, J LEWIS THOMAS
Special attention given dlseaees of women and • Civil Engineer
en ry. Oxford or C. P. It. Street Care tos Architect
Colborne street take you almost to the door. (Late i)eparhucnt of Public works, ('ins la.)
?40 other city office. Special Hospital and Consulting Engineer for Municipal and Cotino
other arra egeulents for patients from a Work, Electric railroads, Sewerage and Water,
Mance. S)stent Wharves, Bridges anal 1te•4 [domed Corurete.
Phone 5230 London Ontario
DENTAL
DR. A, R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D.
U. 8., Honor grad'tate of Toronto
University.
Dental Surgeon
Office 'n Fanson's Block west of
Main street—Extrrhlt.
Dtt. 0. F. ROULSTON, L. D. S.
D. D. S., Dentist. Member of
R. C. D. S., of Ontario and Honor
Graduate of Toronto University.
OrFICR:—Over Dickson & Carling's
Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former
dental parlors.
jONEY TO I.
We bare a lam amount of 1• ods to
.ean on farm and villagepropertlee • to
"Interest.
OLADMAN R STANRURY
Barristers So11c(tora, Mein Sa Ezeter
FRANK IIALLANTYNE
Licensed auctioneer for Counf ice
of Huron and Perth.
Special attention given to farm
stock sales. Town and village pro.
perty gold by auction on moderate
commissions.
Orders may be left at the Times
office or nt residence, Elimville.
Charges moderate.
N. LISTEN !
DICKSON & CARI NG,
earrlater.. Sol lefa Notaries Cone aaoers
Contmtaattn llcitone fvor the Mol.one
Rant, Bto.
1 Woes, to Loot at lowest rates of bitterest.
OFFICE r—MAIN STREET. EXETER.
0. oaRLrrrO a 1. L. le. OtOt0Ote
esm.me.
lrlIONAS CAMERON, CONVEY-
ancer, wills drawn, money to loan
is real e+trPc. Also i.icen•ed Auctioneer for
be enmities 'of Huron and Perth. Charges
moderate. Orders left at the roses )r at my
re•ldeacs. Farquhar will reccire prompt %ten
ten.
Aitt`TiONEER
It. s rholops, Ltoenee.l A:n•tioneer for the County
.11 ir'n. Charter m',terate. All a m•nnnlcations
reined ton. a. Phlti,p., Hensen, or orders left A
.es Office *i11 rreeire prompt Attention.
Learn French, (german, or
Spanish Reading, Writing or
Speaking at your home with
10rfect Ease.
By no other syste n of private
classroom, or corres ndence in-
struction are these requirements
No sufficiently met a9 by
ill. C. S. Loup S)slcm
With Edison Repeating i'hono
graph. \Write or call and
get particulars.
No oth,•r talking machine Rif
good as the "E.►I"OS". There
is pro of. 1
J. WILLIS HOWELL
MANA(;FR.
('.tnadian Express Building.
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F X ETER, JNT., CAPjADA, THIJRSDAY MORN)!
EXETER COUNCIL;
Tho council met Monday evening
Present, the Reeve and councillors
Ile:&man and Knight.
Auditors W. I). Weekes and Jas.
Beer gave in their reports stating
that they had gone over the books
of the treasurer and found them cor-
rect.
An invitation was relseived to at-
tend the :uulual meeting of the Can-
adian Association for the prevention
of Consumption and otter farms of
tuberculosis to be held undor the
patronage of the Governor General.
The member for South. Iluron will
be asked to represent the corpora..
tion.
A copy of the by-law framed at
the last meeting of the county coun-
cil was read. The copy was issued
for the consideration of the coun-
cils of this local municipalities of the
County of Iluron and is to be :consid-
ered by the County Council at its
next meeting to be held in June.
A resolution was passed by the
council expressing its sympathy to
A. E. Fake, and wishing him .speedy
recovery from th+e accident he .re-
ceived last Monday morning.
The following acoounts were or-
dered paid :—Bell Telephone Co. 80c. ;
Mrs. While scrubbing, $1.00: 8. San-
ders, telegram, 5,5c.; 'Geo. Cugmore.
snow -plowing, $2.00; Goo..Brooks
bread for Itrimacombe, $1.00; Thos.
Elliot, labor, 25c.; W. J. Bissett,
salary for January $33; John Ford,
salary for January $27; C. 11. Snell
electric lighting for Jan. $94.50.
In passing the account of Mr.
Snell, a resolution was passed in-
structing Mr. Snell, in future to pre-
sent his bills for lighting in proper
form, giving dates, and that the
commissioner keep track of the same
Mr. Colwell who had' .n horse
killed at the station during n storm
last summer was present to find out
if the council intended :loins any-
thing towards the payment for the
loss of the animal. Mr. Snell said he
would pay half if {lie town would
assume n like proportion, claiming
that the trees along the station
street had in some manner interfered
with the wires. Mr. Colwell stated
that the horse belonged to his
titer and that he had borrowed it.
lle had seen his attorney': at (iodor-
ich about the rnotter, and upon see-
ing a copy of the contract 'between
Mr. Snell and the corporation. ad-
vised him to look to Mr. Snell for
re-imburaernett. The council could
not see at: it ltad anything to do
with the matter, and the request
that it pay half the value of the
horse was turned down.
EINE NE\V OFFICES.
Tho well known law firm of Glad-
rnan & 8tanbury have now got mov-
ed into their new offices on the
ground floor of the O'Neil &building
recently purr rtsed by theca. There
is considers work 10 be dono act
before the intorior alterations are
completed but some idea can now be
gained of the comfortable and con-
vonient rooms whish are being fit-
ted up by this enterprising firm.
The ground floor sof the building for-
merly occupied by M.r. B. 8. O'Neil
as a private bank Inas been 'romod'-
elled to meet the requirements of
:t modern law office. The front en-
trance which leads directly off Main
Street opens into a short hall which
expands into a large waiting room
officeorioal Staff.
and offs. for the cl t
Off thit roost aro tate two privato
offices of the members of the .firm
as well as the commodious fire -proof
vault, specially fitted up for the care
of clients' private papers. In this of -
fire arc also t 1:'1 ponderous volumes
or the lawyers library, coveri0Z the
whole Noll horn wall. The private
offices are well :arranged both for
light and ventilation. In all the
roams the decorations and furnish:.
Ings have been canr•ied out witlh a
view to sanitary conditions nt well
as pleasing effect. The walls are all
painted, the ceiling covered with ,an
ornamental lin and the floors over -
1 aid with heavy lirdettnt. The whole
building upstairs a: we11 as down,
will be healed with the most up -td -
date system of hot :rater heating.
Electric desk lamps and the Ions:di:-
tante desk telephone (save been in -
sl alled. The exterior as well a: I he
Interior appearance of the building
has been greatly improved by the
use of 1he beautiful translucent but
no: Iransprt'etI chipped (;last in win-
dows and doors. Messrs. Gladm:tn
and Stanbnry have leased the rooms
above to Dr. A. 1t. Kinsman, dentin
and are having them te-modelled to
suit biro. Tic Doctor expects to
trove in about March lot. find will
doubtless have an excellent :cite of
Rooms. It is well to ,ee our busi-
ness then di ;play cnlesprise and wa
rongratulate (Molina n & Stanbury
upon acquiring what have been ,pro-
nounced the most convenient and
Inst equipped legal offices in Wee -
tern Ontario, to -,I v.
LIBERALS ELECT OFFICERS.
The South Iluron Reform Associa-
ion as (nn otee•.& for Dominion pur.
poses, hold tlair anrl'u'o1 nieetin.r in
Dixon's 11111 i1rucefield. on Honday.
It was decided to call :t meeting of
all the Liberals of South Iluron for
the purpose of ntnalgam:itinz the
i'rovir.::al and Dominion As"'ei.:/
t ions.
It was also d^cided to call a Nom-
ination convention in Juno for
purpose of choosing a candidate.
The following officer:: wsre ckcted—
l'res. Apex. .TIIt mrd : 1.t V'i'e—Pre.
Machtel Mord:•; 2nd Vice -Pres. Ily
Smith; ;ant Vice -fres thigh McDon-
ald; Secretary .1. G. tt4tonbury ; Treat:
.111o. \turdo.'.k.
tt7AMVP OATA.
1le.t$ W �1M KW You Han AM Ontit
Nineties
8t. Valentines'
Mr. and Mrs. G. Kt
Mrs. Southaott visited
J. 11. Petty, near lleasalt,
Iasi!
Tho Epworth League of the
odist Churoh, Crediton, aro ex
to visit the James Street Epw
League on Tuesday evening next.
A little sou of Jas. I(:illantyne, of
Farquhar was kicked in the stain -
rich last Saturday by rt horse. Than
little fellow was not badly injured.
Airs. Geo. Ilawkins went cast to
visit friends and attend the anntttctl
Conversazione of the Ontario Ladies
College, Whitby, where her sister it
a resident student.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant \Vaddall, of
Regina who were visiting Mr. and
1s. harrows al :t ho Commercial for
eycr el days left Tuesday for their
home in the Northwest.
• At the Quarterly board meeting
of he James street ,church (held
Monday evening. Rev. A. H. Go -
B. A., received a unanimous invita-
tion to remain for the third year.
After thanking the Board Mr. Go-
ing accepted the invitation.
The Exeter Curling Iitb will give
a grarul ntasquarad tali -acing car,.
nival at the Exete skating and
curling rityk on Tu d:ty.l'cby. 19th.
Eleven cash prizes will he given for
character and comic costumes and
races. The band will be in attend-
ance. See bills for particulars.
HICKS' FORECASTS
A Reactionary Storni Period Is
genual on the 15th end 16th. On
and next to these dates the elements
will react to much warmer, the bar-
ometer will show a wave of magic -
ed depression, and decided storms of
rain and snow will pas: in regular
order from Nest to East. Within
twenty-four hours of noon ton the
16th, look for a sudden trcvulsion
from high temperatures, and pos-
sibly electrical storms, to a sweep -
In; and severe cold wave, sleet and
Snow.
A ltegul;u• Storni Period is central
on and covers the 19th to the 23rd,
Lein; central on the 20th. heavy
equinoctial storms in the southern
coast regions, with general :tonsil,-
tress and heavy rains and, snow
northward, may in reason b ex9ea-
ted at this time. Consult your bar-
ometer constantly, note all changes
that -go with fluctuations of He read-
ings—shifting: of wind currants,
changes of temperature and hygro-
metric neadinga and no serious
Storms or changer can come on you
unaware at (his time or any other
time. Watch, of course, for change
to much colder between the 22nd and
26t11, progressively from the north-
west to the east and South.
C711l9iTOR=� .
Bears the the Kind You Hate Always Bought
Signature�1
of
BORN
BARTLETT—At Woodham, January
30th, t 1' wife of Rev. L. Bartlett,
of t daughter,
IIOItN—In Toronto, on Jan. Ifith.,
the wife of W. J. horn formerly
of (*steam', of a daughter.
DIED
IIICKS.-1n Exeter, on rill I iy, 1'cb
loth, 19117, Snthe a ]links, ay d 71) Feb. 27. '07
years, 4 matt Step and 'La Fe 't• y Wedtsd'y1
511A1'TO\—In 'Stephen, on i'obrull
6:h, Fr:teeis H. Sl::.plon, acct 36 Comun'ncing at lY.,;O o'clock sharp
years. 5 months and 15 :lay:.tp,u following property—
TO
e.trs •:1 . .l In Biddulph, ou 1 . Leis ComnieS-3 draught geldings 4
ars 711&, lion Moulton, ltiloyed the f old, 3 draught geldings, 3
wit's. of Thomas HiI()NEl, Il fig HORSE 5 dr b
3(115 genet 10 m0111 hs. years old 3 draught geldings 1 year
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TU CURE A CULL) 1N 1)AY dr u'ht 1►IL' S S yc;u s old
Take LtAntive Bromo QuinlntTab. d ;lit fillies 3 seals
lets. All druggists refund the mon- draught mare 4 years old, 1 btooJ
mon-
ey it it fails to cure. E. W. G•nre s
mare 5 years old wit It foal, 1
•itzoeture a on each box. YSo, draught mate G scars old from int•
---- • — — ported stock, with foil to imported
Auction Sale Clyde (terse, 1 imported Clyde filly
.3 years old, 4 imported Clyde (drier
OF—
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2 years old, 1 driving mare 8 years
Office! Furniture Etc. old with `°''. ` driving "'are five
, years old, 1 :Diving Mate four year:
Mr A. Q. Bnitipr hue inatrnrted old, 1 two-year old roadster colt. 1
Mr. Jelin (fill t.. sell by put tic auction one-year old . roadster colt.
old, )
al the tear (•f his a t1i:r, CA'T'I'1,1.-5 steers 2 yeti's
heifers t Wo years ofd, 3 3teel'4 un '
year old, 5 heifers one year old, 1
,good grade COWS Wit h calf, 2 heifers
UN— two years old with calf.
REGISTERED CATTLE -5 rcgi.t
Saturday, Feb• 1 G, 07 terod Shorthorn cows with cal( it
('.nnnt• nt ut;1 rt 2 o'clock sharp foot, 3 registered Shorthorn ro .s
'('h' fir low ng angels(•: - due to calve in April, 2 registered
5l:orthorn heifers 1t'o )'aura eget with
1 safe, 1 w'riiit:g dock and chair, calf, 3 registered Shorthorn o'erli a3
1 :r,,(•%litcr, 1 cupboln1, c numb(, 1 3ear old , 5 bell calves. 1 y•:
of new and second hand Separators, bull, 1 aged hull.
500 cedar post., one coal :Jove, About PO pure bred Barred Rock
quantity of Clyd.sdale Stock Food; hens.
1 buggy pole, 1 cutter pole, 1 se: 1`.il'LEHENTS-1 binder, i !now -
Awe
ineubt1or :;nd breeder• cr, 1 r+yd drill, 1 spring tooth culti-
,\m'1 o 1-r lrtie'I a, gator, 1 disk 1 crew. 1 1o11ct. 'ittdlI
JOHN (H1,I A. Q. 1;0111 1:11 •itoa h.trrows, 1 t ti[Mer.
Aunt Prop. c
plows, 1 griin grinder, 1 Mesa• cut-
ter, 1 tannin; mill, 1 manure Spica'
FOR SALE. — Rouse end (ht'el> etr, 1 Mete do livery Itny rake, 1
i- fifths acre of land, four rooms, !older, 1 top buzgv, 1 apindl
road hu'gy, 1 cook stove
it.z stoves, 1 churn, whey
,
arta farm bIrnoto, 2
news, whifflet reet,
role, slings an,:
cot ks, shov.
icxol5 n
We are Receiving our N
Call and Inspect them.
COWARD & CLARK, Winchelsea
aroid Roofing.
I have just received a large shipment of I'aroid
Roofing, and as the time is drawing near when you
will want roofing work done, I would advise you to
call and select what you will want.
Have on hand a number of mitts and gloves,
which I am selling at wholesale prices. Come in
and get a pair.
All kinds of tinware 011 hand.
W. Moore Kirkton.
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AUCTION SALE
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icAIIM STUCK- AND IIII'LF.MENTS.
Mesta,. Whitt and Cameron have
been il.st t ucted to sell l,y Public)
Auction on
LOT 25, S. T. It. I:SIIORNE
years draught geldings -
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yea
old, 3 draught fillies 1 year old, �3
:t old, 1
eau•
Main Street, Exeter
two bed rooms, front room and kit-
chen, wood plied and good cellar,
all kind of fruit trees, Simve st re: t
Exeter. Apply on eirerniset._Juhn A•
I icy wood.
A{ AIIM FOit SAL&:.—
farm, Lot Th
17, and youatth be haltcellent of
lit 18, roncession 5, Stephen, is of T
fcrtd for sale. Titin farm is +ituatad
3 miles from Exeter, atter is go
rich clay login and contains 150 ••
There is a frame house of 9
'.&d summer kitchen and w
1,-,r go frank barn, 56 by 64, w
mont floors. 'There are d
91.0d p. :tad other outbuildings. The
farts is well fenced and well drain..
cd. .ltout 6 acres of good hard- ifen of notes.
.0041 bush. Price $A,000. The river Terms
Bauble runs through the farm. Ap• on day
ply on the pretnisee to Abraham l Tho
grim, Ste • t, , . i ( : t t er
out reserve, as the Proprietor has
leased his farm and it moving away.
White & Cameron, Chas. E. n ukney,,
Auctioneers, Proprietor.
Auction Sale
FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENT
Mfr. Joseph \\'hi.•' has :wen i
structed to sell by Public Auction
LOT 10, E. B. BET\\'iSEN h11tTTO
ANi) 1`:001111,\\1.
Tuesday, Feb. 2Q;
Commencing it 01)"
the following prop. rt
HORSES -1 spin o
heavy draught, mat
two-year-old stallion, lien
cli gibl:• for registration; 1 t
old gelding heart' draught ;
5 years dd, work or drive.
'f1IO11O1'GIiilltED CATTL
cows due to calve in Atardh;
year-old heifer: duo to catty
ril ; .' I •ifera risiiit 2 years
hu 11 df f 11 mon' b't old ; 2 b
8 months old.
GRADE CATTi,E-2 cows
nt foot : 12 st( •rrising a'
2 calves.
PIGS AND 1IF:N8-
due to farrow ; 1 st
\V Lite Leghorn.
lMI'LEMF.NTS-
1 hinder, Massey
H,ss •y- Harris
icy Harris;
Iris; 1 apt
well, nen
set 1)ia
1 scut
plows
rack
o'