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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1891-10-1, Page 8HEAD -MAKER'S t!EVER TAILS TO GIVE SATISFACTION FOR SALa. BY ALL DEALERS, SllI1 !ara llEflllTiET. TIIE MAST. COUNTER GOODS. Toys S. Polish Pictures Beads Shoe " Spice Jars Dolls Match Safes Sails N icl Mugs Needles Rules Balls EI. Pius Hammers Purses Thimbles Tacks L. Pencils Billions Agate S. Drivers Broaches " Pearl P. Cord W. Chitlins Handkerchief 0. Openers Cups Towels 0. Tongs Toy Books Neckties F. Shovels Knives Fans S, Lifters M. Organs Sp11ashers P. flashers Whisks T. Mats Toast Forks Soaps Bibs Dippers N. Brushes Ten Pails Egg Beaters S. " Ten Sleepers C. Turners Clothes " T. P. Stands Pans Blaek'g " Comb Cases L Squeezer Stove •" Dust Pans C. Screws Tooth " Pie Plates S. Ladles Combs Trays Tay Brooms Goblets ji,c Tc+cF, Exeter. BEWARE OF LOTTERIES, BEWARE OF FRAUDS. Beware of good Hitch who slander their neighbors without a cause. A certain good Ivan of this town has charged us with conducting a lottery, also with defrauding: and cheating the h public by means of the Shetland pony y that we are using as an advertisement, "WELL NOW" We would rather live at peace with all men but when we are heldup to the public as frauds we must defend our - Selves. And this is the way we do it. To the first man who proves that we are conducting a lottery in any shape, manner or form, we will present ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS CASH, Just think of it, one thousand dollars for simply proving a charge already made This is the way we meet slander, its -our way, and we think the best way. we are always prepared to back any assertion we male with DOLLARS, and dollars are what all igen are after DOLLARS TELL EVERY TIME. Deal with us and we will save you dollars. We claim to have one of the largest and cheapest stocks in western Ontario. Buy your fall goods from. us and try your luck for Beauty,yoa may get him and you may not, but he is well worth trying for. Some one is sure to win. Now for the Conditions on which Beauty is to be given away. CONDITIONS: There is in our window a glass jar containing a number of buttons, the num- ber is unknown to any perso n,the guarantee of which appears below. With every pur- chase of 54.00 you are entitled to one guess at the number of Buttons in the Jar, with -a purchase of SS 00 two guesses and so on. In our office will be kept a Book whereyou will register your name and your guess. The contest to close at S o'clock on NowYrear Bye, when the jar will be opened and the Buttons counted by disinterested aud res- ponsible parties, and the person who has guessed the correot or nearest to the correct number of Buttons will then become the owner of Beauty, shotrlcl there be a tie then the first who has registered the correct num- ber will be the winner. This is to certify that the number of buttons in the jar in the window of the Big Bankrupt Store is unknown to any person, as they were placed there by us and the jar sealed in our presence. SignedB• . O'NEIL, 1. P. S. H. Cor LitNs. '_ 2._ Stewart., Dealer in Bankrupt Stock. LOCAL JOTTINGS. Call and see J. H. Grieye's $ ,50 pants blade to order. Wanted at the Exeter Woollen Mills, a few thousand lbs of wool. If you want a first class farm on easy terms call on John Spackman, Exeter. Have you seen the beautiful Fall . Dress Goods at the. Big Bankrupt o Store. Another shipment of that famous `25c. Japan Tea just arrived at the Big. Bankrupt Store. Remember with every $4:00 pur- chase at the Big Bankrupt Store you have a guess for: beauty. Mr. Hugh.Spackman shipped another of his Italian Greyhounds to a gentle- man in Sarnia this week. The pony in the window of the Big Bankrupt Store brolze one of the large panes of glass on Saturday last. After all, the best any to know the real merit of Hood's Sy rsaparilla, is to try it yourself. Ee sure to get Hood's. Victoria Carbolic Salto is ti wonder ful healing compound for cuts, wounds, bruises, burns, scalds, boils, piles, pimp- les, S,c. 'rho Rev. W. McDonough delivered an able sermon to a large, congregat- ion in Caven Presbyterian church in the morning, end in the evening In the Male Street Methodist, on Sunday lilburlr's .tlrotnatie Quinine Wine fortifies the system against attacks of agile, chills, bilious fiver, dumb ague and like troubles. Well now aiu't it funny that .Beauty is so Inueh admired and praised. Wbo is going to get hien. ! 3 r t your luck it. wont cost auytine,., The ADvoca°ru will be sent to any address for the balance of the year 1891 for 25 cents, paid in advance, Now is the time to subscribe. The Patrons of Industry in the town ships of Stephen, Has- and Hibbert should call and see J. H. Grieve's $10 suits before purchasing• elsewhere. Overcoats! Overcoats! Overcoats ! The largest stock, and we will guar- antee trio best values in Western On t,trio is at the Big Bankrupt Store.; I'Jr. James Hearn dug 65 potatoes out of one hill a few days ago. They were all of a good size, some being large, while others wore of a smaller nature, A youngeman was brought up be- fore His Worship, Charles Snell, yester- day (Wednesday) on a charge of dis- orderly conduct at the fair grounds on Tuesday, and fined $5.00. Upwards of 400 people visited the Trivitt Memorial Church, Tuesday, (Fair. Day) for the purpose of viewing its magnificent interior and inspecting the chime of bells. Small donations were, contributed which aggregated $15.00 Mr. J. H. McColl, of Lucan, offers a Silver Cup to the winners of a limited number of games of foot -ball between Eden and Liman clubs. The trophy is. valued at $20 and no. doubt will be hotly contested for, as both teams are in good condition. ' The merchants of Parkhill, have all agreed to close their places of business on and after Monday evening•, Septem- ber the 2Sth, at the hour of 7780 p. except Saturday and the evening pre- ceeding any holiday, at which hour the town bell will be rung. Mr. SamuelFlak to S r e, of Sodom, ex hibited a turnip at the Exeter fell fair that weighed 27 pounds- Although he did not receive a prize, hehadthe larg est root on exhibition and a remunerat ion should be given hint for his trouble in. getting ready for the fair. The di rectors will please see that this is done. We notice by an American exchange that Mrs. William Sweet has been suc- cessful in obtaining 1st prize for tatting and William Sweet lst prize for col lection of stuffed 'birds. This speaks well for our Canadians who have just left us, and also shews that they; are taking the same interest in the Amer- ican fairs as they did when here. On Friday evening, last week, a large throng gathered in front of the Bankrupt Store to have a look at the pony "Beauty" which Mr. J. A. Stewart is going to give to the person guessing the correct or nearest the correct num- ber of buttons in a jar. T.he little animal is a jet black, good tempered, and will allow any child to handle it. This will. be a valuable rjrize to the person who is suecessful in guessing. The Bernardo's Home in Englandin- tends sending to Canada a number of orphan children to be placed with Can- adian fanners to learn the work of ag- riculture. To approved applicants they will pay the sum of $5.00 per month to cover expenses of clothing, etc., for boys under thirteen years of age. Anyone wishing the services of. a lad should apply to the Rev. S. F. Robinson, The Rector, Exeter; The members of the Chorus will meet in Town Hall, Exe- ter, on Monday evening, Oct. 5th, at 8 o'clock sharp; for Re- hearsal of Oratorio Creation. As this is the first Rehearsal of the season a full attendance is desired. EXETER MALE QUARTETTE. On Friday afternoon last sad intel- ligence was received by telegram that Mr. Edward Sanders was laying at Sand. Lake, Kent Co., Mich., in a veru low condition and that the presence of his mother, Mrs. Thos. Snell was requir ed there immediately. She, together with her husband and son, William,left for that point on Saturday: Later, word has been received that he has an attack of Typhoid Fever and that - he is on a fair way to recovery. Farms for Sale. The undersigned has several first- class farms for sale on easy .terms. J. SracamAN, IV ante ` Exeter. Never too late to mend. 5000 pairs of boots and shoes that need repairing to be left at the leading boot and shoe store next door to the post office, G. Manson. Lost. A dark colorod cow -farrow -on or about 10th inst. Any information as to her whereabouts will be liberally re- warded by leaving the same at this of• lice or with W. G. Bissett, Exeter. Lost. Between Exeter and Granton :a; brass cap belcn,ging to the hub of a buggy. A reward will be given the person leaving the same at this office or with the owner, Mn, JOSEPH, PEART, Exeter. E xeurS1,bllf) to MO, tlolit7L . The C H, R sell�aD•iviil harvest C.t v ex- cursion tickets from all stations Oct. 14 to points in Florida,Virgrlia,Louisiana, Tennessee, Kentucky, Georgia, Alabi' rna and Mississippi at one fare for the. round trip, The tickets will be good going Oct, 14 and returning any tithe within thirty days from date of sale. .dsl your. local agent for tickets viol C., 11. Si 1)., or address E. 0. McCormick, G. P. T. Agfa, Cincinnati, Ohio, The several millinery departments throughout the village wore beseiged by the fair sex daring their opening days. They were all so :tastefully dec- orated that considerable attraction was drawn towards the display which was one not to beaten in places larger than Exetc,r, There is one store and win- dow we wish to make special mention of as it was yery tastefully decorated, we refer to the store of Richard Pick. and Son, Mr. JohnDarling, who has charge ofalidecorations throng hout the building, deserves much praise for the artistic beauty shown, which undoubt- edly cannot be beaten in any of our large cities. What might have terminated in a serious accident happeneda little South of the iron bridge here about half, past elepen on Tuesday night last. It ap- pears that Wm. Monteith, of Thames Road, was driving home and had oc• rasion to stop at the residence of Mr, Thomas Ramsay, where his sister was awaiting' him, aud while there a rig came tip behind him driven by two persons from Seaforth, Messrs Murray and Chesney, at a break -neck speed, and collided with his throwing all oc• eupants out, smashing the rigs to atoms, and the horses getting away. The occupants were badly shaken up, but nothing serious happened, although it was a very miraculous escape. The Soaforth parties will have to pay all damages as they were driving furious. During the past week Mr. Charles Hobbs, hostler at the Mansion House Exeter, has been busily engaged whit- ening the' stable and shed, auddecorat- ing all the, surroundings for the Fair days, On Tuesday the buildings were covered with small flags very tasteful ly arranged and inithe evening lent- crns were hung in conspicuous places, which added much pleasure to the dif- ferent parties hitching up their horses when they thought; of going home. Mr, Leathorne, the manager of the hotel, hits felt the want of a man of this kind for a long time and it is now fully be- lieved that he has secured a person who regards his interests es his own. Mr. Hobbs appears .to be a man of much taste and We believe that the farmers visiting the village will find it to their advantage to give him a call and see the gentleman in his everyday toil. Concert. The concert given in the Opera House on Tuesday evening was large ly attended' and wasa. uccessin every particular. The singing of the -Misses Stevenson brought forth hearty ap- plause from the audience, encores be lug demanded after eseryrsong. This is not their first appearance here and each entertainment draws muoh larger filled houses. Mr. Sim Fa,: of Wood- stock, in his good-natured manner, kept the people in merriment and glee while rendering his many comic songs, Proceeds: of the entertainment were large. Football. A football match took place on the grounds of the E•,eter,. . •-vin•g „..Parl: on Tuesday morning betWeen4 club from Lucan and a home team. At about 11 o'clock time was called and the two teams faced each other and continued playing until:. about -12.80. A very strong wind was blowing at the time which made it hard wort: for the men. They were 'very evenly matched, for after battling with the sphere for abort one hour and a half, they decided to call it a draw. Anoth- er'meeting, is expected iii the near fut- ure. Aoeldent. An accident occurred in the Exeter Woollon Mills on Friday Iast whereby the right hand of Mrs. Jane Smith re ceived a. severe squeezing. She wa.s engaged feeding one of the large card ing :machines et' the time,: when a -per- son ,standing near at hand drew her at tention from her work and she allowed her fingers to be slowly drairn between two large eylinders'which.are covered With hooked' wire for the .purpose of pulling the wool to pieces.. Seeing the OSi 1 o• t t I a o she was laced in she fought 1 p b fol: liberty and succeeded in gaining it by )wrenching the cylinders from their position. As no bones are broken her injuries are not considered dangerous and it is thought that'after being' ab- sent from the mill for a week she will then be able to resume her 1 sbotirs again. Personal 'Mention: MSS ,Nary Ann Ching returned from St. Thomas on .Saturday evening where sheaas been visiting for the past three weeks. --Mr. Donald McKay and -wife, of Chatham, are visiting his parents'.in Exeter North.—Mrs. Isaac Bawden who has been visiting.. her 'daughter returned again on Saturday evening. -Mr. William Stewart who has been engaged in London for some time returned home on Monday last.— Mr. Chas. Mason, of Forest, is at present visiting friends in town. --Mr. and Mrs Latimer and Miss Latimer; Mr. C. Sperling, wife and Miss Sparring; and Miss Shaw, of Seaforth, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Grieve on Sunday.—Mrs. Geo. Lyne, of Lon- don, is visiting relatives and friends here.—Miss Kate Dinney, of Chatham, is here renewing old acquaintances. Mr `Spencer 121 mington, of Clinton, was in town over Sunday.—Mr Will Alds- worth, of Hay, township, left on Tues day morning for Milwaukee, and in. tends visiting other places three bout the Western States before he returns: mh _. •s. „• .. e1 'Vtr Jaes 1 od ..on 1 of Be Fav i s b the frailest of Mr. George :fisher.—Mr. William Bagshaw, Jr, who has been at. tending }lith School in Seaforth: sprained his leg while kicking foot ball a few days ago and is unable to attend —Mr. W, A. Davis and wife, of Wing, ham, were visiting in town: this week, —Mr George Weekes, arrived here on Tuesday morning. He has been wee ing of late for Davidson Bros,, of Chic ago on the interior of a large residence iu Guelph and is now on a short vaca- tion. Ile is looking well and. appears to be enjoying good health.—Miss F. Davis returned Oil Monday eveniugaf- ter an extended trip through London, Toronto, Richmond Hill and sevcralot- her• places.—Miss Nellie 1) Pringle ba s recovered i e r d e from her late at- tack of illness to again resume her lab- ors as teacher in the Exeter Public School. --Mr. Robert Snale, of London, is in town visiting friends, --Mrs, John Darling is visiting' her parents in Dur- ham ---Dr. Lutz has recovered suflie. iently from his attack of illness as to be able to be taken for a drive. Grand Bend. One of Mr. T. Sherritts daughters..is stopping with her uncle Mr. J. Sherritt at present. Mr. John Allister had the misfortune to lose $224in caste in Parkhill on Thugs day of last week. Mr. Hagen,. of Varna was down look- ing at 111r. VV. J. Watsons farm with the intentions of purchasing it. All the friends and neighbors of the late Mi Bd. Oliaer intend making a bee on Wednesday to draw his grain to market. Quite a nurilber of citizens from Grand Bend and surrounding country attended the Western Fair at London last week: Mr, Hugh Love thinks he has the greatest crop of forage corn in. the Section as he his some stalks which ineasur 13 ft in length. Messrs Farrel, W. Tapson si 3. Ken- nedy left on Monday of this week for the Michigan lumber woods where they intend. to spend the winter. • MAN OR BEAST Gain equal relief from pain by the use of Clark's Lighting Liniment. The swelled joints from a sprain or founder are relieved and cured at once by its use. Every owner of a horse should F keep a betels o, this great remedy in his stable. Every consideration of economy and humanity suggest this ready relief. Price fifty cents; sold by druggists. Clark Chemical Co., Tor- onto, New York. 1 CURE FITS! When I say I cure I do not mean merely to stop them for a time and then have.them return again, I mens a radical cure. 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T BLoor BUILDER, TONIC and REcoN- srauorox as they supply in a condensed form the substances actually needed to en- rich the Blood, curing all diseases coming from Poon and WAT- ERY BL00,�13or from VITIATsm IYU,SIoas in the BLOOD, and also invigorate and BmLD UP the BLOOD and SrsTRM, when broken down by overwork, mental worry, disease; excesses and iudisero tio.ts. They have a SPECIFIC Aimiox on the SEXUAL SYSTEM of both men and women, restoring Loss viaon and correcting ' all IRREGULARITIES and SUPPRESSIONS. EVERYMAN Who findshismental far- @� 958 ulties dull or failiilgg,�or his physical powers flagging,should take these Pitts. They will restore his lost energies, botb physical and mental. should EVE�RT WOMAN They euro all sup- pressions and irregularities, which inevitably entail sickness when neglected. YOUNGI1EN shouldtakothesoPILLS. E t�@1�331}}1 Its They will cure the re- sults of youthful bad habits, aud strengthen the system. A should take V®URS . � & them. 5 These FILLS will make them regular. For sale by all druggists, or will bo sent upon receipt of price (50c. per box), by addressing. TIII: BIL. WILLIAMS, .MED. ., CO. Brockville. Ont. NOW IS TIIE`TIN 7'0 BUY YOUR FALL 4LOTHhI'iG1 $3,00LOII WOIITII0 TO BE CLEARED THIS NEXT 30 DAYS AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICE1 If you want a Child's, Boys or Man's Suit Overcoat and Pants, &c., call and see our big stock. The L&rgot TOWN to C800"wEFROm. E. J. SPACK.MAN & CO. SAMWELL'S BLOCK, EXETER, x _ ONTARIO You can do it as well as not—with our aidl There'sger es lots of satisfaction in.itl h profit. not to s eak of the Begin at the neck; nothing P 1ocl�aims a man like' his NECK TIE. We have scarfs—Four in Hand. BOWS ---An Endless Variety -4n the Newest and Best Designs. Well; we'll let the prices speak for themselves. They can do it without assistance. And 'talking of prices! We are offering the most remark- able values emarkablevalues in the w.. SHIRT LINE Extra fine ones for evening wear, Dress Shirts and in lower grade goods. And HATS AND CAPS everything required in Gentleman's Furnishings TRY US. CA iJ 1 C- s. TO THE PEOPLE OF HEEfl and surrounding country. Having purchased the Stock of William Folland and engaged his services to conduct and carry on. The Tillsmithillg Business I am now prepared to execute work on the shortest notice and at PRICES TO SUIT ALL. REPAIRING A SPEOIALTY5 All contracts made by him will be strict- adhered to, but all payments must be made through the shop or to the proprietor. All persons receiving goods at the shop p will be held responsible for the same; except- ing by written order signed by the proprietor. J. ,:„ HOW t:, D RICHAR PICKARD & SON'S ffiIa�a�����Y OPENg$G, MORITA 11)10 TUESLIPI, Sept. 20f4 aid 20(f1, !91. We have this year received direct from British and foreign markets the -- - finest and largest- lot of Millinery and M titles, untie Cloth, Dress Goods, &e., EVER SHOWN IN EXETER - These goods have been carefully selected and in price and quality are ahead of anything before shown. A look through our STOCK will convinceou that y we have the right GOODS at the right prices. RICHARD PICKARD & SON. Exeter Roller Mills. MARKET REPORTS. WHEAT 0,90 TO 0:95p er bush Our Se11in Prices. tes• Flour, strong balers' ,'3. �, �r 00 per 100 best family, 2.50 " " rr low grade, 2,00 " << Bran, 70 '' ii Middlings, 90 " i. Screenings, 100 " `C Chop, 1:10 to 1.25' ' 'r Chop stone running eve rq day, TERMS CASH. The Exeter Milling Co EXETER STILL To THE FRONT And if you don't believe it call at Ross & Taylor's PLANING MILL AND LUMBER YARD and you will be convinced that they have the Largest and 13est Stock of all kinds of Building Ma.teu ils itt this sec- tion of countrv,and at the lowest prices- Shingles g Specialty, having a large stock on hand we are prepared to meet the keenest competit- ion as to price or quality. We have se- cured the right to Manufacture a.nd Sell Merrianis celebrated Baling Cab- inets. Call and see them and be con- vinced of their merit. ROSS & TAYLOR, Alain S t 1 f