Exeter Advocate, 1906-04-19, Page 8Nrz , _ ., a ,ai K,,
SPRING
iTITINGS
NF
LOCAL OIN SQ
J 1r � 1°dk A it tools into his
iliqnSQ on Janieo",at" e 't.
A as niter from town attended. a tali
l*te
TJia1' e f '1{'th Mozda,y' night.
'Mx�. ,David EQwteliffe's� little. dadg?i-
teris>ae$ usiyill of pnexatnapia.
> g .M'r. TtA 7 x tiesteiri his household
o e
Thames 'Road.
effects to his Tzar 3a t. T
e got ;1H . Sou& ell
m . . Mr. E. died has enlarged his °btit
B �ti1.tiL S last.' cher StiOp by halting out a partition.
They €rright to the 0.. Frank Fan,rqubai - Sewall of w all le eta
.t tip with Mr. E., H.`Fislis barbering.
. � . � gaged f
Cats are two inches. longer than
) year, sand the lapels are so• much
beoader and deeper that you catee help
iiiM notice them. .
The vest :rose cut with five buttons.
The pants are just a little .:pegtoppy,
They are beauties alright for $15,
$1S and $20, and no matter where you
ga' you cant find anything that will
int asnicely aas.they do.
W. w.: TA
Merchant Tailor,
Exeter,
Ontario
Bsinass Locals --Read Them
Buy your seeds atr Stewart's. Steel
Bergs is the best. Nothing else.
All kinds of garden aud.iiower seeds
4 -packages for 5 cents at Charlton's.
Mr. 'fleeter'fleetero 'Osborne bas Moved
into Mr.W,J.Bis ett's house on Huron
street.
Miss Sallee Harvey was taken her ili
Sunday and' is still confined to .
room:
Mr. John Woods has been ill with
grip for twit weeks. He is now im*
proving.
Miss Lilly Robinson is still quite ill
of pneumonia, although she is some
better.
Mr, Richard Q.uauce is now able to
get around with the aid of a walking
stick.
Mr. DebiasStaley lastweek bought
the residence north of the power house
from Mr. P. Eaton.
Mr. W. H, Dearing, Stephen, is con-
fined to his home. suffering from an at-
tack of pneumonia,
Dr. Rollins is having a sale of: real'
estate and household effects. See -
"ed." in another column.
Miss Nina Carling rendered an ap-
propriate Easter solo in excellent
voice at the James street church on
Sunday evening. Miss Beers'eolo was
also well received.
The Epworth League anniversary
will be held in the James street church
on Sunday next. ' Rev. Jos. Philp of
Alymer, president of the London con-
ference, will preach morning and ev-
in
Mr. Barr of Brussels, at i inmate of
s�{ylyojL�,#.13a.)'JT i....Wr ]has cri[].jtlgcd t. lion
"with M . 0 � . IlanitrL t, '
Airs. J. J. Witite entertained a few
friends'.:i 1':: .l:y'eve'ni ,.
Mr, and flits. L. II. Diiek$on clod
1:.-':, Mics 1., :: sper.i the Easton.
hol'uulays inn New Bairn e.elrg.
Mr, 'V'Q,+G. Bissett b:: ,L three of lobe
thairaugnlared txni'norea chickens to
Hon. Thos, :Greeiaway last week. .
T1I4 Piciwwicl►, clubgive.° its, last'
dance en Tixesda,y evening, t.pnil 2ltii,
The London IHarpet°a will furnish the
Music. _
The houeelxoider is'
1'xid bus Cleaning.tp
b#ckyard tlose days. tee every-
pile get at it ;,ynu keep, up ^ the rePuta-
Mon et the_town,,.;
Free' Press.—"Mr.' Wesley Hawk-
slaw, th$ well-known traveller, is
convalescing after a severe illness cov-
erittle month."
Mr, A. Sheere is having an auction
sale of :his household effects on sa,tur.
,Stewart is doing the wap paper trade. en g.
the House of Refuge' since 1900, died
•f e. lines.'.are fiery strong. ori Monday, at the age of 93 years, and
Geo, Hunter & Son of Ridgetown' was interred at the Rouse burial
will hold another cattle sale at Cen ground, Rev Mr, Newcombe perform-
tealiaa.;on Saturday, April 21st,consist- ing the service:
lag of milch cows, steers and heifers.. Messrs. Handford' and gay this week
ate bills for particulars. -1 ' sold theiraamported entire horse "Nate -
Ki Boots • for fine wear; Ahrens for by Prince to Messrs. Lamport and
Baxter of Stephen townshi . This is
wear, Stewart sells thein. They' F F'
.t�ectezr,�
! •e's a'reason for it. Their 5, 10 and
They're a good horse and the purchasers are to
!lit= be congratulated on securing it.
Meek Mrs. Jory, who resides with her
,A.. mood smart girl to learn vest mak. daughter, Mrs. Wm: Penhale, had the
boa Apply to W. Johns,misfortune on Friday last to•fall upon
pp y the floor during a • fainting spell. • It is
• Men's spring underwear. The kind feared that her thigh is broken. She
t :tis sntu9, wears well. and feels nice. is a lady. of great age and should' the.
40 dents at •Stearecres. injury be as suspected her. recovery is,
,
Good reliable lady -to take ordersfar
Mr. John . Evans of London visited
: ;
cin- tailor-made costumes . and skirts. old friends in town on Saturday last
Write quickly. Dominion Garment and was a pleasant caller at the Ad-
•vocate office.. While here Mr. Evan's
fJo.� Guelph, Ont. sold his acre of land on .the south
•Th bird specials in Men's ready-m�ccle., boundar: to Mrs.. John Sanders, who
male at Stewart's, 87.50, $8.5..0 and 10.. recently- 'purchased his house and lot,.
1::.. John 3aac�li spent Easter ini,�3aata
ffna€a, v
Ma's. •
1 iaaCy tip t, part of ..the week.
.
AYD I3Cigravf�d ; *„' ,
Mr. ,•and Mrs. T'. G Oreeeli .vielted in .
Forest this week. . •
'Mr.?'Rivers "4e .vis icing' `lien• sister,
who is ill in Bh.falo. ,
}fir, and Mrs. Jas. Sweet, spent the
holidaays in London.
Mr, R. S. Lang of Toronto was here
osx•btisinees Tuesday.
Bert Fly.nii had gone to Grand Blend.
to work with Mr, Levett. •
hirs.Stanbury and Mrs. Fowel1 were
in London Good Friday. •
License Inspector John Torrance
was in Town on Tuesday. •
Mrs. A. Cottle spent Easter inn
•.len visiting her daughter. '
day afternoons Apri121$t. Il., Brown at London and elsevihere.. friends
,Miss uuii Howard is visitingr
is the auctioneer,
Messrs. Adam and George (rise this
week exchanged farms, both of which
are in Hay township, the former pay -
a diff erence of about $2100,
The weather on Easter Sunday - vi as
net as fine as the ladies would, wish.
It was cold, dark and gloomy, and
spriggghats were not favorites
The solo by, Mrs. .Perkins in the
Trivitt Memorial church on Sunday
evening was admirably rendered and
much appreciated by the large con-
gregation. • '
Rev. Veale of Kirkton, who recently
preached in the James.st, Church and
was a former pastor here, is very ill of
Pneumonia. His recovery is 'doubtful.
This .the thied” time Mr. -Veale has
been ill of this disease,
:ted doubtful.
-"*e When in search for an ideal antisera-- To ninny Balrxtaan returned to London,
talcum pewrier for the •'toilet and with Mr. Evans.Saturday evening and
'nurser et '` Suprema" at Cole's Drug will visit there for a few days.
•
y g The High School literary Society
• gave ain "At Home" to tbe:parents
Dr. B. F. •Butler the noted eye speer guardians at the school on Wed
adist of London will be at the Central and
following Mon-,nesday evening lest. . The attendance
Hotel; E al 23i, on the fol gof the students and the older people
alleys, April 23rd, May 21st,: June 18th, was quite large. A."prograam .Was -ren-
l~tith. Hours 10 C. 1 3. to 5 p. m. q
- ren-
dered and a lunch served. The pre
11il, you see those lovely dinner sets at
grate consisted of addresses by Revs.
.art's? Some:beauties, 108 pieces for Goirig, Martin and Godwin, solos by
" itizao. Oh, Yes! they hare eheape.,..Mr. Fleming and Alice Howard,read-
x .t a:c want them. ings by.Ena McPherson and Beatrice
,f .� Howey; an instrumental by Flossie
# Sweet and an instrumental duet by
leisiticitts Is New York. ° Flossie Foss and Gladys Brandt. The
•
Neve X just modistes are just now up parents expressed entire satisfaction
Iirrre"their ears in work, preparing trellis- with the..entertainmet t afforded them
maim and gowns for Spring weddings, while it is quite ugnecessury to state
axes Helen Berkeley Loyd in the May; that"the boys and girls enjoyed theni-
y •
Z't'elitieator. All the newest.bridal selves thoroughly.
tens•:are cut onprincess lines, but "a Forecasts for April.
tinct-ive feature is the abbreviation A reactionary storm period is cent-
og the princess as we have known it, ral on the 22nd, 23rd and 24th. A ser -
t& the
baby princess. The skxxt . ies
threatening n1to
violent
thunder
With the addition of a Watteau plait 'storms will be quite natural for three
bethe back opens out into train, and is to five days at this --time, say from
eke' newest effect in wedding gowns. about Saturdays, the 21st, to :,:.:Vednes-
The't ,l'aatteau.plait is not essential but day the 15th. With the atmospheric
.adds dignityandgrace, and helps pressure at and about normal during
tech I isad- p • nothing nriore than
tabalruld the veil in position,its tse these disturbances,
eatable. Silk and cotton rajahs, nitis normal April thunder . showers and
' lins and linens have as prominent' place hail may occur; but should the barorn
Arte the trousseau. `Linen has • a pard.- eters fall suddenly to very low readings
Orly strong vogue, and is used for violet to tornadic storms would be
rxrorraingfroeks in white and colors in `quite probable. ,
rliteerest t anality and delicate tints for ilumafi Oddities:*
the Thenew,para- A person's eyes are out of line` in two
ams, this season are simply' beautiful, caseout of five, and one eye 18 strong -
One not beautifully simple. 'they are er than the other 'in seven persons out
rmaade to aateh the afternoon gowns of ten. • The right is also as a rule
owl showthe same triavni