Exeter Advocate., 1905-02-09, Page 1mace Rio ditieUo the treatuunoaur
small dcpositon, reekc the same courteous cobeideratiow
• and emploYere aa those haringlanter account*.
shallbe glaldhave you call atm y, time arid -
our methods al' dealing with the public.
Branches in Huron "County it 1,
EXiT13k.E ITON, 1)ASH WOOD, liENSAlt. Zyntert, CI.zwroN
THE SOVEREIGN BANK OF CANADA
mho.* st.ibary
(motor. r. IL Horse.
• zgensiier. Eeter
Cegat. •
Dteasott CARLIND,-*Kni , 80.14C1-
tore, Notaries, Onoreyencers, Oomodadosere.
Solicitor* tor Molsonsliatii4 *to.
Mem Man street. gutter.
L, Lamson
toae.
*tares:twee seeitait ot vents teas te tom
tux as..4 rillegeroperties at.low rates of
GLADMAN &STANBORTV
Farsistera, Solieltors.Mshs et.. Exeter Oat
.-1•14(LTT,' ATONES_ -
MOW et the 'Meet Mentorlid
Gntreh. ber-Piane„ Organ. Voice. Harmony.
• Metlerit methods. ThorOurimees .
num, CONVEUNCES, irro.
URJ&exnt
;footmen the Thames Read. edielainif Exeter.
owntsdone. wheat in, 12 scree hardwood bush.
degoocuonreidsnUi4u.entently
toe eirtipiessi Yen= trees
W*lteto
w. n..itateiz Fateter P. o
,,XLITACRig P4A811( FOR LIE:
thsrunder-i-grar"iiinitoiecafeit
ilft.V•atZte tann in the Townillp of trrhereet he*
lgut bora La 1, con. r. There to on the
gond barn end fence,. an orchard and
"eenlenees. 'the land le drained and Is Is
*WO Of CUltlilitt" r
Wilbaaii
ll-temotuitA
it
777'imcsri'llErs. J. ATIail$011", SAWA P 0.
-
UTANTED.-Lt1M8 AND
VY omit aria orrItorI altNntxtvres repn-.1*
seat and adrertire the reale and
-Departments an old established eak VOW
et solid financial stsading. Oidsrjr$3• door with
expo:use advanced each itonslay trf
f headquarter& lloresand buggy tarnished when
----WerAuure -a-poiltIon . • n or
'good man In tact/timidity, local or tris -
Yelling', at $840akiyear and expenses
. o i
and gene yadverttelng a New Dis-
covery. - . ence necessary.
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WI/ IiilS
• e-
rtmenta, ,In writing for catalogue
on:gaining full particulars, Address,
.410,10.0fOntleted one
1.:100,04,
wa -1-4uffertdverys�vere
licalthae eieitneei be intir never1beard
to llit.trititir Or 'coeiplairi but Alwelta. too Ala( t
had.* firm and abiding trestle Christ.
• . ,. t„.a .
..... Ily„ ,
.. i .
on tin ey even ng at e , orne
M ,,,,
r. • William Kirk, Woodbain. She
-wee born neer lirockvItle;Junt,-, in the
year_1824. and-moviSilto Kirkton in the
year 1848. The funeral Wok place to
the Itirkton Presbyterian*, cemetery
on To&dity, 318t inst. She leaves- 'be-
hind her two daughpre, Miss Lizzie
Kirk and. Mre. John ..,.. er.
Stephen School 'Report
The following is a. correct report of
the, standing of the pupils of S.& No.
"847-13teWeri0o-r-thoitnnittleor-Jatitra
The names are in order ofineriti-
Vir.-Sitmuel Hicks. Fred Bearer, Hats
ry Triebner, Ralph Virility), Ceeelin
Ford, Thomas Penhale, Hilda Preszce-
tor. -Harry- Personae Jr. III. -Sher-
man Willis. Gladys Dearing, Edwin
Tyzebner. Earl Parsons. May 'Sanders.
Sr, 11.- George Hicks. Florence Rea-
anitartelhaptonr-Fred-Preszcator
Johnny Willis. Same' Stenjake.
It.----zeordmi Sanders, riaretlee Vide
ner,_Ada Willis. Alyyner Willie. Chet -
ter Parsons. Part IL -Olive Preszca-
ber.„ Wilfred Shantou, Gordon Penhal
Garfield Stanialee. I.-fieFle Willis,
Resrinabl-Parsons,---Charlie Trieb
Ntunber on roll 31; avers e attendance
25. Percy S. Benes, eae • er.
John McArthur and -Geo.- Jo-ynt did
business in Craig last
4C-emptaa'gonetoSt.-Mluyorwhere -
has, accepted* a- .position, --Mise • Vine
Fisher, of Exeter, was a visitor in town
for it few days during the week. Miss
SteWark.:ot LoAdon..._ visited_ at the
Misses :Cornish and .L. Wiseman, of
Kirkten, were eetertairiedatthe ham.
Of - Mrs. (Dr, Ferguson dering• the
Lucian, are guestitat the' Manse.- r.
and Mrs. F. IleXitggart.or Whitewood.
vilio.birve been -vending Solnatime at.
the formeee home,: London bud.. je4.
Thureday 'morning, Mr..-MeTagge- rtter
take charge of his oohed tit -W' bite -
Wood and Moe McTaggart for Bow -
*Danville Belleville and other_ noipte
*IfeWe
Miss Wren and Miss Shepherd ere on
a few days visit to friends . in Lucan.
Mr. Robeit Luker aml wife, of Man -
*re here on .4 visit. -Mr. Joseph
Swill e I ttoigairhome in
WI ham, after a pleasant visit here
will, who has been on en extended visit
at his home here, has returned, to Port
•-_Enise•Po
*telt -With-Mende in tbis Ineal Ly. left
e-f:Wan . on.
Man. -Ike Buchanan Met with it in -
u acci ent t e ot er ay y smas ng
his linger withit stone hanuner...
The Rentafl birthrate during the pest
t
worthy thecommendation of President
Roosevelt: A daughter WAS born to
Thos. Hudson. and wife; it son to II.
a'110191
and wife; it son to Will Harburn and
wife; and it daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Flannery. -The fasteat game . of hoe:
key_ever geen Ibis town was tty,ed
Wednesday night between the °can
Crescent and the home' team ' The
;tame resulted in *store of 5 to 2in fa-
vor of liensalL I. Donley, of Lucan,
refereed the game.
no ntwo eistere, Mrs.
John Kirk, Crandall. Manitoba, and,
Mrs. William liaskett, of Parkhill,
and three brothels] Mr. Nelsen McGee,
of Devon. Mr. *Minna McGee, Of
Chatham, and Rev. Levi McGee, of
Michigan. The family have the heart.
felt sympathy of the whole commun-
ity in this their sad bereavement.
-
e eye,
Miss Battle Jell is on it visit to Gelt
friends. -Miss Whalen of Iowa, Is
vis-
itLng friends in tide '
Windson, of Lexington, Mich., is be
visiting her brother. Mr. Gibson, who
is 111. We hope be will soon be re-
sfrored to his former health. -Mr. and
re.---Nevils-inive-returned-to-their
home in London. --Mr. and Mrs. Nowt]
Ifoftine willehortly move here from
Mooresville, having purchased a house
and lot from John Sinipson.-Mrs.
an Aitkine has gone to Manitoba. -
James Hodgins. of London, is visiting
e-of-bis-old-frieeds-in-tblevieini
-Mrs. Deacon. of London, spent Sun
• ay wit • KOT unithei-here. -Bur ey
Hodgine has secured a positionin Lon.
don. -John Clark. of St. Thomas. is
•horue on a short visit. Dame rumor
says he will not return alone. -On etc -
count of the growing trade: Mr. S. , 0.
Chown has been obliged to enlarge his
roetellente are deing-ti
rushing business. -Geo. Siroplinn. of
Parkhill, is spending a few- days In
town. -Miss M. ISIcIlliargey, of Detro-
.
on a .104-0-ber-11014
Sinitliers is moving to Toren .
Atkins has purchased a valuable horse
rom-John-Sealea, Ile intendasped-
ing him in the spring, as he pro
o-fast—Lowi.s-Downing.la.atte
Ing the Medical School a,t London. -
The formers are ticking salvanialge of
the sleighing by haulfit4 'unmet, logs
and wood to the G.T.E. station here.
Miss Ida Rhoda, .who has been eer-
IntlelyilLIC-"Inipreivitigr. ther-wewir'--nf
Which will be heard with pleasure by
her many friends. -Things are now
-running in the rut since the
election. The only noticable feature.
isthat our people are wearing it broad -
Er smile. -Mrs. James Hannah, who
Myr% Mje.b.,IforeArs_pleas0d.
to state. teciereehig. Her . many oki
friends will be glad to -see her hornet
.phy.hes.theznatsfrisdo
t e-groundlorthewectioniri
Olinda-MU uiiderbis barn.
"
aided that WAS felt by Mrs.. J.,._McPbee
14 the death of her daughter, Mrs.
Mary A. Robinson. it few weeks
writhe-feninpiutiftedifith-dbli "et'
trying ordeal in the death of another
daughter, Mies AULT McPhee,- who
awe on Tuesday at Detroit at
tively short it nes*, Deceased was in
good health until About twciweekt-agti
she being home.attending the fun
• of brritattr...butothile-httre_riontritde-
c44 severe cokl. *On returning to De-
troit her cold soon developed into prieu-'
monist and she rapidly sank until death
relieved her of her intense suffering.
e remains were brought here for
buriel on Wednesday. The very large
funeral showed very erephaticWly the
profeund impreesion her death made
pou-ali-ciaseetrorthe , etortiradultY.'
WeliespeelL for MrsafePliesithe.
pethy of all.
last week. ---14r. and Mrs. John T.
nd*y evening
V
Mot terlY
eon Otildtd
connec
tld Mrs. . Ire
tiny nigh, n' on‘flet on Mr. A.' ' •
ktins, 4' 'Amami s pft
iumwsir,ito- his parents here. • '\ • \
there- • nt Saturday
j * tsiti fornially hatitiO4,;.eveithe' rein*"
\ of. fiorernment ,to the • Liellitenatite
Governor, W, •MOrtinier Clark, and
adv his honor to call- u on Mr. J.
Mulrew on Thursda
it wee in
forth lest A. Ot4-e.
WhO hiss been sick with blood poison -
ng. -Roy Coultice,., who is attending
the High &hoot at St. Marys, spent it
few days under the parental roof dur-
ing the week. -The Witichelsen Cream-
beve,put in the usual
stook we for the aiming season. Mr. ti. J. S t is, o Won BOSi.
The factory has been 'edvertised for ness Colleee. spent Saturday in town.
eale, hut as yet. no definite arrange- -stis.es itT tv t:int.11 and Q11/111et.
meuts havezheen made -Mr, 'Welter are attending Millinery openings in
Bern has engaged it Mr. CUM, Of Sun- London.
shine, to work in the store and learn
the hammy,.
Dadimix.-Gn.Sitn,day lest the death
took placeat his 'home here of Martin
..ThAeti_qL_aR„_.014eeAiesgteel,_„.,•reet_rie.trt
of this v'teinity for many yeara. De-
ceased Mid reached the greatr age of
75 years, 3 days, and had been in his
usual good health until about one
month art,. When be began inlet!
rapidly, the immediate spiose of hie
death beini. heart. trouble Many years
ago he moved from the Eastand has
been *continuous resident and farm-
er-heice. He was-* hrothersin-
haw --of Pr.-- Cowan, who sortie' years
ago practised medicine in Exeter, Elie
-wife predeceased him !game years. A
faruilY offis*daughters survive: Mrs.'
S. Martin, Exeter; Mrs.. Snell, London
„; Mrs. Diejardine Grand Bend-
• re.Orockett, of Dorchester, and Miss
m -hare -t
Miss Jessie Creech left Feklav on a
.vbsit to friends 'ler. Londein.
Miss Gladys . Dearing, daegirtier . of
-Dearing, is edrY
Mr. Alien ilykst, of Petinien.,- meet
Th it red y last a t- hie home here.
Mr. Olaineel Etattehaw. of. Toronto,
visited rela tkves here Otis. week.
dympathybf their many friends. The
funeralt,Mr7place from bis late, resi-
dence to the Exeter cemetery on Tote -
day at 2 o'clock and was largely at-
tended. '
-- -
The next regular meeting of the Lit-
erary Society will be held at the home
of Mr. Brown on Monday evening Feb.
-Simnel Brawn s bolding it clear-
wg *ow •to the building formerly occupied by
F. -Stegner -in- about it month. Daniel
• Onset., the &viler of the store, at
• nt
tends to remodel me and.
it more up-to-date appearairteet.-
Florence ItZetit,second daughter of M
John .Keys, near here, was unfteit itt
marriage to a prominent young men
of Detroit, in the person of Thomas
Kavanau h. The happy event was
rid* Jan.
Miss Vera Hawkshaw left on Mon-
day to attend the wholesale
openings.
`Mr. and illiNelson Sanders enent
14814.r. anttdre. Jas. Wright, of Point
Edward, are visiting the latter's sister,
Mrs. Morlock.
Atm, Etenry. Leinport," of Crediton,
was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. 0.
Harness, last week.
----Miss-Ethel--Fartner;-wlur-het -spen
some time_ with friends in Montreid.
-returned Saturthiy.
Jir 1. & Carling was one of the
guests at the hig 'Military ball in
London on Friday evening.
-
• Dr Cowan. of Landanttended the
di
funeral of his brother-in-law, martin
Mr, end Mrs. Chas. Bayley and
ditughter. of London. spent part of
the past week visitingrin town.
• Mr. Ed. Rollins, vrho has been visit-
ing for a time itt. his old home here,
return...0 but ...weekte_Killarney_._.Man.
Mr. Wrii. Westcott. of /3eaforth, is
spending a few days in town,the
guest of his brother, Mr. 'I', West-
cott.
4.7r 4- Ititaqiitintifeird
the t two ks at the borne of his
i.lurtlookson, -returned
to Loudon Saturday. -
Oti Ttiestley afternoon Mr.
was sillUMOried-AA. rum
House and entrusted with the deity
forming a new administration. Earl
Wednesday morning it was announc-
ed that Mr. Whiteey had asked the
following to join his4tdwinistration:—
ie
son, South Lanark; W. j. Hanna, W.
Linibten; Nelsen Monteith, South
Perth; Major ilendrie. Hamilton.
‘1,1 i I lo ugh by. West Mort hu tn n d ;
Adam Beck, London; Dr, Reaume,
North !Newt.
„
• Oreenway '•
Wednesday evening, Feb. 1st. the
church entertained the Leagues from
Grand Bend, Centenary and Parkhill`.
The program was given by the visiting
leagaes„ after which lunch- was served.
Everybody -seemingly enjoyed- -I hem -
selves. --Miss Alice Wilson, after visit-
ing friends in Ripley. Clinton and Ex-
eter, has returned home, aecompanied
y-herenuein.- Miss -Belle -St insoirdott-
Ripley. -Special services are being
held in the .Methodist church.eonduct--
ed by the Rev. Mr. Sutcliffe -an& -wife,.
Everybodylvelecane. -The Sacra went- .
al verviceltelitlictheMethodist church
on Sunday was well attended. -Henry
_Shank is erraiiginx....to_hayo-a_publie
sale of his term stock and implements
on reb:--23.
with 0, H; Vi1on asane-
tioneer.
join in wishing holm • worthy
husband all the hepp that tine
world affords.s-ei•luiteanumberof our
young people went to Exeter on *to-
day and attended the oarnivaL They
repQrt&3th:ea.-Our hand Wys
-have+
big base horn. They ars hard at Work
practicing new nui4e whenspring
therwill-berread
beriT
thtee days. over the tarty of little
son. -Thos. Itanting *till continnes to
itnprove.--Mesers. Alf. Scott end -Wit,
bert Witteon have returned Mini the
• lumber wooda. Plessid to see you
house again boys. -Mrs. Patton, who
it attending the Business College, ton -
don, le Visiting at the Wine of -her ft -
they. D. Dorman. 7th con..Thitild, the
little ,eon of WMIatn Morl�y, who bee
fru ill, is convalescing. _
Watintsri
day.; Feb: I, 1906. * vent pretty wed-
ding was consummated at the resi..
dente of the bride's taster, Mrs. A. 3.
,
Ham] of . is see. became
ha Wile of Mr John Lightfoot, o
near Ails& Craig. Rev. A. I. Lang-
fdrd
pronounced the raystie words
which Itlitite- them manand Wife.
Af-
ter it &linty iweAllioit rep -fist -had beso
partsken the happy coritile lett by
train for their biantiful hones on what
was known a� the Viteh fattu..weet of
Alb* Crai ,g. The bride is 'one a our
poritiler young ladies,' is it kin&
aol eniel favorite with all and we
feei fe in *eying. that "she laitketh
irefl to the ways of her hontehold and
, .
boom way. Th
Is a model young
me and temperate andis
a gond tompittlion t
ad vro,, 444 *mist
tisof life 9014 itUth he
aol t tenet as they
for lile
the b'
and that the cbofrest
'
Mr. Ben. Quarry left on - Saturday
morning last for Tennessee where he
will spend tbe winter and probant
longer. His many friends bete wis
him it pleasant sojourn. --Quite *thine -
bet of our young people, attended the
carnival at Exeter on Monday„Ortiniog
and report it pleasant titne..-,Mr,Byrott,
Hicks entertained it numb*, .-ot his
most Intimate Mends of WbatielfditY
eiretlitig nf buot week. The forepart 01
Oar ertaa.,10wwitsrmoriti4eitlentlt
In ginner and soebd chat, after
t sureptnolle oyster supper was
and to whteh ell did leAlte
theft restetive 116 ea f
they. bo- indeed spent an enjoyable
evening.
The following 1., the repot'
etientlint of the ptipile of the, Senior
nt. 01 8.8. No. 1, Stephen for
the montbof -January: V.*,tbtronel
McCoy 4547, Alvin Baker 455, Elys
%Vhidsor 448, Boos Wind** 884. •
IV. lady* Emery 4* Prete*. Mitch:
ell$28; Wilfrid llolgine 1724 . Jr. IV.,04,
Margery lieehurn 451. Lily Rol,114,64:
438, Arthie Rohl to:fay,
liott1/87. Sr. 11 kW, *Ili,
„
!tin friends in Oh e this week.•
-
Bert Clark has received samples of
wall paper and is kept busy canvassing
rttsabusueraodtakta
great pride in dienlasting his
Give him an order. -We are p
to hear that Mr. AtiguetSvireititer,who
has been is ettpully _recoritri
Admit Beck, M.P.P., of Landon,
Oeverel teams drawing lags to Ceotral-
la .troto Shipka.-The d&gliing la splen-
did thwyear and large quantities of
wood, tile and brick are being teemed
-through the village;,-Iferity Smatter
:hes received. * carload of lianitobe
,Wheat and cen. now ,furnieh etst7risas•
flourtothetindo
Manager_olAbe-lierolLattbe Bank of
village has been notified to e
of the Branch. sio piste is be-
ingtakenty Hot*, of. Belleville.
Mr.Chishohn hat beSII manager of the
.Bit k siticeit o Aid up in thie rillage
aol haa. work up * good Wetness.
weir. very sorry to Imet him and
•Mrs Chisholm es TO ,Tetitde
trustftrende in this end neigh-
SestoOLItswortz-The following pu-
p* obtainedtin at over ofthe me
glee* .dtiting the -Or”
the marks Yaw nedeesary •to
tramee are In order 01
--111;•.Coetthitiation:
.11
Gsruet8weItzer,A. HOlention,
• Mown., Eir.
HilL jr. I
Alfred %Tomah k
er, rreldie Winer, Kevin Fab
'rod kteguld,,Bdith Hill,01014104,
Boltzmann. Average attend-
ance
• Claude Mot, 'Nether*
jlivislou 11.-111.4Itmorei
iter. ilhlan Vinkbelner,
FznkbeIrei
Ingersoll on Thureday last. She had
been attending the funeral of her eons -
<Mr& Rota, Skinner;
'13 Galles, of teeter, isspendiug
sometime with his hrotherteere.-Mrs.
Evans left Tuesday for Exeter, to
it an uncle, whom she has not WO for
"
nen
Misses Lilla and Amy Johns were
in Parkhill on Friday last. Miss Amy
sang at a concert there the same even-
ing. Detroit's famous tenor, Mr..
Harold Jarvis, was also on the pro-
gram..
• Mr. Nelson Sheereerrived here from
Brantford on Wednesday eVerliti
iaxt-ancl-wiltspentrirfeer-lity4 Wit
rentspriortergoing:to-the---.Canw.
adlan Northwest to
for himself.
Mr..And Altre,Aarou Ow1.030eewho •
have been visitingOntario friendsfor
'Overel weeke Ieft„resterds,
to leaving for their- home in
tad City, Man. e -
Mr. S. MSanders attended a uret-,
•
t Hervesting-MachineOompany in
Toronto on Friday of last week. On
returning_hespent Sunday in London,
- •
-4110.
Tuckersraith.
Duncan Stewart, of lilenitoba, hi vie-
i'WftWth-Fhome o it
The -illness of IL W. Creel's -
ell at Medicine Hat. N.W.T., resulted..
fatall on Saturday, Jan. 28. The de--
- ffeeedtherion-pntittlou- ovine
leg and in his weakened condition _was
unable i� stand tlie strain. 11. bad
attained the age of 75 years. The re-
mains Were -brought to Seaforth on
Wednesday. The funeral took &CS.
on ThurOayfeoin the residence of O.
tery.and, was I attended; A de. -
patchOreesweil Heourho ceme,
p_oktch from AU fettle Hat sale:
W. Crewmen, or Dar•Cresswell
-RenehitierCes, the richest ranther- in,
the district, who died in Medicine Hat
owing to grene betting In his foot,
" left' entire witateter his boothee
ner ortb, Ont..
, BIRTHS
Ramat? lp Ribbert, on Jan. 80,- to
Mrs...M.,Eaveley...e... son. _
IleGate-In Biddulpti, on Jan: 29. to
Mr. and Mrs. FA ltleGeein son,.
Prinz -In Zurich, on Feb, -.2nd, to Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Fritz, a.dirughter.
`7)
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Downs, a son.
Berawitia.-In Exetete" on Feb-. 8,- to
. Mr. and Mrs. William Balkwill, a
licKum.an-At Cromarty..on San. ifilr.
to Mr.' end Mrs. Donald/E. McKellar
-
& daughter.„:,.... • , ,
Bnucat-LAt Crornarty, on fan. 26' ter
• Mr. arid Mrs. Jilivid Bruce, it daugb-
ter.
Goma:I.-In London on Jan. 30th, to
. fervvrta-
ter.
111ARIt1A13119.
LIGHTFOOT-HAMILTON-Ai Fingaton
Feb. Lily Rev. A. J. Langford Mr.
Vlitt-w---V-61--Allaig, to;
Miss Nellie Hamilton, of Brine ey.
---113fierlir--,erATErtitifeWon
- -Campbell, offitsinlen-to .
• E. Martin, (if Bit eld.
BICIENELL-017011TAN- At Seaforth.on
Fels. Mr.'Threr Bicknell.„-, to Mies -
Hannahnughtan, all of Sea'forth.
on Jan, 24, by Rev. Father Malone,
-Geo. Brisson, of Detroit. formerly
D settle. to Miss Leonore Repner,
Sweier-i-Mootte,- In Goderia,- on;
Feb. 1st, by Rev. G. N. Eaten Mr.
,Robtrt _Sweet, Poteter.
Minnie Moore, of Clinton. - •
KAVANAUGH-KEYS' -In Windsor, On
Jan. 21, Mr. Thomas Kavanaugh, of
Detroit, to Miss Florence, second
Oreditou Road, Stephen.
Tao$PSON.-InEilrnvllle,of Feb. 5th,.
-Brum Th�thjn,flged 75- peat&
and 8days.
ICntac--In Woodham, on Jan. 2D, Mi-
randa Kirk, aged 80 years, 5 montha•
and -9 -days;
SzaTox-rin St. Marys. on Jan.29,Jobre
&atom aged 77 years., 8 month* and.
15 day&
011:2-111 lastYaBrelliOtt 1ieon3an.81,.,
John Ort, aged 50 years, 8 wont
/A days. k7n
Ert.1011. ..In retetet. on Februiltr
5th, John 13:111ott, aged 87 years.