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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1891-10-22, Page 8ti ,aM!%FrM!^Y!W1+.•??F.,?T ?4.kR,tMAF SRI! PEPORTITE I f Y THE COUNTErt GO Toys S. Polish. Piet axes Beads Shoe " Spice Jars Dolls Match Safes Salts Inca Mugs Needles Rules Balls H. Piles Repenters Purses Thimbles Tacks I1- Pencils ButtonsAgate S. Drivers Broaches Pearl P. Cord W. Chains Handkerchief C. Openers Cups Towels 10. Tongs Toy Books I eel:tice . F. Shovels S. Lifters P,Mashers Toast Forks Dippers Knives Fans M. OrgansSp lashurs Whisks T. Mats Soaps Bibs N. Brushes Tiu Pails Egg Beaters " Tin Steepers 0, Turners. Clothes " T. P, Stands Pans Blaek'g " Comb Cases L. Squeezer Stove 14 Dust Pans C. Screws Tooth " Pie Plates S. Ladles Comba Trays Toy Brooms Goblets J. �7 �8 p� , Exeter. Thi knkrqt acro. The Correct Spot for Bargains. Vast Goods! Van Goods !! Never have we ever had such a magnificent fail trade,and never were we so will prepared fpr a rushing business. Keep your eye on the Big Bankrupt Store all this month and see the crowds of pleased buyers. A. Wonderful Bargain. A Wonderful Bargain. Yes we got a wonderful bargain' in good black Silk. One special make of Black Leon Silk war- ranted not to gloss or out. A regular $1.75 line, we got a deal on a large order anis can sell this line at $1.25. You say dear enough, yes it would be for or- dinary silk, but this line is spec- ial value and we can't repeat it. We think its the best value in the trade. We inylte inspection We Lead. Thera Ait. Undoubtedly we lead. Ask any lady in Exeter where to look for the best values in Black Dress Goods, and see if she don't say the Big Bankrupt Store. Ask to see our Bloom Henrietta in Black; a full range of prices in both Blue Black and Jet Black. We can save you 25 per cent ou your good Black goods. Try us and see, and try your luck for Beauty, he is,well worth try- ing for. Almost too Strong Is what some; people say for our 25c Tea. All we can say is use less for a meal and one pound will go as far with you as two pounds of ordinary 25c Tea. Oh yes, our 25c uncolored Japan Tea is a strong one and a great seller•. A ]Fullstoat —&Frill Stock. of overcoats for men or boys, at prices that we know are the lowest in the trade. 1 eaaty.Ueanty. Who is going to get him? Pro- nounced by good Judges to be one of the finest Shetland ponies in Ontario. Costs you nothing to try for him.Are you in it. Now for the Conditions on which Beauty into be givenaway. CONDITIONS: Ther is inwindow eour a ass 1 jar containing a number of button, thnum- ber unknown. lie -t n. person0 may pe O ,the guarantee of which appears below. With every pur- chase of8..03 you are entitled to one guess ttt thenamber of Buttons in the :Tar, with a purchase of 5800 two guesses and so on. In our office will be kept a Book whereyou will register your name and your guess. he contest to ,lose at 8 o'clock ott NewYear Eye, when the jar wiil be opened anti the , Buttons counted by disinterested and. res- ponsible parties, and the person who has guessed the correct or nearest to the correct ,]umber of Buttons will then become the owner of Beauty, should there be a tie then it he first who has registered the correetnutn- ber will be the winner. This is to certify that the , number of buttons i r t the jar in the Big window of the Bankrupt Store . is unknown to any person, as they were placed there by us and the jar sealed in our presence. Sinetl f B. S.17O'\Tl,rr ( R. . Cor,r,ra" . wd a oaai. S'6•es V`V. 6Vr,W.q Dealer ie Bankrupt Steele LOCAL JOTTINGS Our tax collector is calling on citiz- e,ns this Week. For a fine black snit try J. H. Grieve Merchant Tailor. Now is the, time to get your stocking yarn at the Exeter Woollen:Milis. wvi • wH..,... ... Y,"';*liui'a:'i 4 *sasn. rs BlanketsBlanketa rt less than Mill priceses at the Big Bankrupt Store. The be c had cl at the Weolleu Mills, Exeter, Buy your Ribbons and Boots & shoes at the Big Bankrupt Store, Our:coopene are doing a ru.sltiag bus iness in manufacturing apple barrels, I++ows-D.--The greatest snap in oyer coats in western Ontario at the Big Bankrnptstore. Beauty. Grand value, yes grand Value in Men's Undershirts and Drawers at the Big Bankrupt Store. Mr. Thos. Dearing, wens has been confined to the house foe some time past is able to be out again. Victoria Carbolic Salve is a wonder' fill healing compound for cuts, wounds, bruises, burns, scalds, boils, piles, pimp- les, &c. Have you seen the blankete at the Woollen Mills, If not, call aaui see them. They are showing a yery sup- erior lot. Mr, Robert Verity has moved into his new premises on. vVitliam. Street, re- cently purchased from Messrs Trick and Currency, Every tissue of the body, every nerve, bone and muscle is made stronger and more'heatthy by taliue, Hoods Sarsaparilla, Milburn's Aromatic Quinine Wine fortifies the system against attacks of ague, chills, bilious fever, dumb ague and like troubles. The A.Dvoatrn will be sent to any address for the balance of theyear 1.891 for. 20 cents, paidin advance, Now is the time to subscribe. Now is the time to subscribe for the Anvocarn. You can have it sent to any friend in Canada, or the United from now until Jan. lst, for only 20 cents. All parties needing sale bills will find it to their advantage to give tbot "ADvocars"office a can, and you will receive satisfaction for leaving your order. Give us a call. A few days ago Mr, John McInnis lost a valuable mileh cow. She was gazing in a pasture field and by some means got into a ditch on her back in which position she was found dead. The loss will amount to about$40.00. One day last week Mr. David Johns, Postmaster, lost one of his Beadle hounds in the swamp west of the vil- lage. The animal has evidently stray- ed. away as he has been unable to get any trace of the dog since last seen in the bush. Do you require anything in Woollen goods? If so, call at the -Exeter woollen Mills, and they will be able to supply you with blankets, sheeting, yarns, tweeds, flannels; underclothing, &c., of the very best quality, and at the low- est possible prices. From a letter received from Lang- don, N. Dakota, dated Oct 16th, we. quote the following:—uWe have just arrived fnom Devil's Lake, where our sport was excellent having shot 231 geese besides a few duck and chicken, ROBERT SANDERS." Mr. H. Cook, of the Huron road, God- erieh township. has gone into the rais- ing of fish on his farm. A natural pond about a quarter of an acre in extent, was stocked some time ago with carp, and these have increased considerably. If food is thrown into the water, the fish will seramble for it like so many chickens; they have attained consider- able size, but are difficult to catch. • In the North Perth election protest against James Grieve, M. P., Chancell- or Boyd has made an order for the issue of subpoenas to Quebec for L. J. Sear - secant, general manager of the G.T.R.; W. Wainwright, the assistant manag er W. Edgar, passenger agent and R. Hannah, a detective. These witnesses will be examined at the trial in refer. etiee to the alleged, collusion between the G. T. R. and the Reform party at the late Dominion elections. On Thursday morning last week a number of our sports availed them- selves of the opportunity of 1)agginm a, fewquail. This "benne the e b � first clay. that they were allowed to shoot the birds, they left early in the morning to search the neighboring woods where they were supposed to be. On their return in the evening it soon became known that the huntsman were not vevy successful " in capturing their prey, the birds seeming to .know that it was the 15th, had secreted themselves i secluded places. ,c uded la(,e.s . Bridget Glynn on Monday last was. apprehended by Constable Kerney and lodged in jail on a charge of having stolen a dress from Clara Georgon. Bridget is 10 yoars old and belongs to an Irish immigrant family who have been living in Walkerton -for the past three years. The child eeems to be of an abandoned disposition and eppar, eiitly takes peculiar pleasure in steal ing. She has been a groat source of annoyance to the neighbors in the im- mediate locality of her mothers resicl- mice, and there is a feeling of relief at her removal, S h 11 Sonol beat the world's record on the tockton track on Tuesday October 20, v -making. a mile in 2.084, beetitg feud S. time by half a second. It 'ac a fast mile from the start and the are finished strong. After warming o•g`'g er upin three miles,jogging torub ,.1 „ h and ing down, Marvinn ca 1e out in the af- ertioon too against the record.' At e first attempt he nodded for the word, and she went away alone. The runner was waiting at the half for her. She went the first quarter in 3iij, half in 1,04 flat, three quarters in 137, and came home strong and sleeked in 2.081. here Were Six timers,and every watch as the same. The crowd went wild hen the time was made known, r,urs: fine, new and cheap at theBil; v Bankrupt Store If you want a (ir;stclessfarmon easy h termsb e call on ' John Spackman, acklna t I:,xctet, P s Don't forget to call and.see J. H. th Grieve's $10 overcoats before purchas- ing• The pulpit of the Jamey -street church was occupied by the hey. C. Fletcher, of Thames Road, on Sunday evening, Three extra fine makes of feather T ticking et clearing prices at the Big w Bankrupt Store, w The open trot which wee to have. trc eaplaee It Parkhill fair. but n ' t u asost poned r • t nt of the wet p 1 Dux co> weather, Caine off ori tiro l' rt l.lrtli trade on Friday, There were three good horses in the rico:, Torn 'Bourke, orveecl by V. Becton, Neilsall; Amber 1., owned by D. McEwen, Ailsa. Craig; and Sleepy Joe, owned by Wm, Baw- den, Exeter. The track was a little' heavy and the horses were pushed for all they were worth, making quite an exeitiug contest, The first heat was won by Tom Bourke, Amber F. second and Joe behind, The second heat was finished in the same order In the third boat Amber P. passed under the, string first, Tom Bourke second an Joe last. Tom Bourke did not get good start in this heat and in the ne- heat for the first half mile Amber took the lead and it was thought he would win, but he broke up after passing the half mile and dropped to third place and TOM Bourke won the treat and the race. The prizes were $G0 and $25, and considerable money ' changed hands on the race, Time. 2.37, 2.371, 2.3Gg, 2.37. Dr. Carr. T. Dignan, and W. H. Hollands acted as judges to the satisfaction of all parties, ORATORIO CREATION. . The Sopranos and Altos of the Chorus for the Oratorio will x meet a 7.30. The Basses and Tenors at 8 o'clock in the Town Hall on Monday even ing, October 2Gth inst. Farms tor Sale. The undersigned has several first: class farms for sale on easy terms. J. Srxv.esset u , Exeter. SId RAneuts. Mr. Joseph Case, of Roderville; shipped a load of lambs to Buffalo last week which averaged 100 pounds each. This is a good average. 3v anted. 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. Bet ween Exeter and Gran ton a brass cap belonging to the hub of a buggy. A reward will be given the person leaving the same at this office or with;. the owner, MR ,iosEeu Pj AI T, Exeter d doors open at .c.30, concert at 8 o'clock, �`.t 1. iQew urchase, ` t 1 The Stephen. and, 'flshorne' Agricul tural Soctety have purchased another live aeres of land, with the. .privilege of adding more if they wish, from Mr, William Bawdon, for the sutra of $500, or at the rate. of $100. per acre They intend to make a good * mile track, second to none in the county, which will be used on the days set apart for the holding of the fair for speeding purposes. This, together with the oth er eanveni.ericos they have on the grounds, will not only put them ahead of all local fairs, but on an equal foot- ing with the cities. The new purchase has been badly e 1 rd � ueecled. for a ntunber of years, but it was not iuitil recently that they sal' their way clear to pro- cure the property. An FJnhreeeaented Apple Export. The Canadian apple croptliis season is said to be the "largest on record". However that maybe, the export of this branch of Canadian produce basso far this fall been unpreeeclently large. For the week ending Sept 50th, the two railway companies broil—Otto Montreal for export to Greet Britain fifteen thousand barrels. That was just about the beseining of the apple shipping sea• son, and the fifteen thousand barrels did not include those exported from the city. Since that time the two compan- ies have been bringing over thirty thousand barrels weekly for export and there are no signs of the quantity di- minishing. The only thing to be re- gretteci is that there kill not be suffici- ent steamship space before navigation closes to carryover Canada's surplus apples. Every inch of available space has been taken and shipments to some ports are being refused. The freight sheds .on the wharves, are literally packed with barrels.-i'Vitne,ss. Conte .A.' Thegitlu.r, The Rankin Scottish COnet3,rt Com- pany will 1 giv> c an errGertairitno t itt :7 Drew's Hall, ' op, '1'uesda•Y evening' Oct.27th, under tiny direct manage- ment of Sitn lax, the :great character specialist and humorist. 'Fite grand Rapids Eagle has the following to sae regarding the other Artists.—"Tie Rankin ,Scottish Concert Co, gave an entertainment in the Opera Hall 00 Friday evening. Tiris Company is first-class in every respect. Miss 11la gic is a very pleasing stage artist, and Miss Age ie is unsurpassed in the grace and beauty of the highland dances, and Mr. R. S. is certainly an artist in his line." Admiselon 35e. and 25 cents; save The Potatoes. Some farmers report that potato show considerable sighs of rotting thi season. A Beverly friend informs in that air -slacked `Bute is a sure preven ative of rot. The proper method c using it,;is to sprinkle over the potato:. es, in the: proportion of one peck of lime to fifty bushels of potatoes. Bridge Contract Let. Mr. John Ainsly, County Engineer let the contract for the erection o Black Creek bridge, on the bouridar' between Hay and Stephen, to Mr, Rol Jamieson, his tender being this _lower' Mr. Jamieson, however, afterc�ards d i dined to proceed with the work an. the contract was awarded to Mr. ZI Hardy, of Exeter, his being the ilex, lowess tender. He is to receive th sutn of 8330 for the completion of the same. Get Your Gun •1i eady. An eastern exchange says that. a swindler bas been going about' neigh- boring towns representing himself , as an agent of a large firm dealing in rugs and carpets: He carried -With hien a large stock.of membership tickets and til who paid him 2l cents had acharlce f Tlrawing one of the tickets which en- itles the purchaser, to a rug.; The peo- ple are anxiously awaiting their goods: Look out for him, Ise may giy'e you a all some of these days; Aceident. While Mr. John Atkinson was busily ngaged running some machinery in large furniture. factory in Stratford ast week, his arm got caught in a •n•cylinder at ere ' andreceived a °• severe tivrenching. He returned shortly after he accident occurred, and although rot confined to the house is under the oetor's care. It was only a short time go that, he left here toy fill. the. en. agements he had made with the firm, nd at present it is not known how ong his injuries will cause him to e off work, but we look for a speedy ecovery. asseaiotrCourt. Division Court wee held here on 1llonday, 1:9th inst, Tud;e Doyle pre. iding. The following cases were dis- r.r' 4 n•� o. ed of , I i a•rrclt vs.1llaniun� An ac es Beauty. e 0 L c e a d rr a b 1 tion upon a lease. Judgement reserved! till next court. R. H. Collins for plff.; F. Elliot for deft. -Collins ys Al'en-Ac- tion on bill of costs. Judgment for plff, ,$3.48.—Sykes vs. Hogg and Cow- ard Bros. Garnishee, Judgement for piff and order for payment by 'c arui-. shee, L. II. Dickson for plff.--.Irvine' vs. Dempsey; and Trustees of school section No. 4, Usborne, „arnishees. Ad- journed. L. II. Dickson for plff- By consent ofcounsel interested cases et Creditor' for trial Tuesday were ad- journed' till next court, The Canada company. On account of failing' of of business in Canada Company circles their Exet- er agency will be Closed about the 1st of December next. Mr. John Spackman who has been acting as agent for the company in this district fol• a number of years will up a Real Estate m A enc. iii the e olficc, he now c ' �s Agencyo cnpl(, , after going out of their employ, and, from the know/edge he has of land and people we predict a large business for.•. him. He Inas been an old and trusted servant to his former employers and no "doubt the vacation of his office will he keenly felt by them. All parties having farms or town property to dispose of will find it to their advan- tage to give hint a call. Are You Beat Or 10 you suff.r f'i•ont noises in the head. Then. send 9 cant stamp and I will send tt.val amble treatise containing full particulars for home cure which. costs con:parltivelynoth- ing., Asplenclid work oft "deafness and the ear. Address PLLOP+. G. CEASE, Montreal - 213 --t3 t NOW IS TETE TIDEZ To BIJY YOUIh FALL CLOTFII)'UT 53,600.00 WORTII. 3 TO 13E CLEARED TIIIS EXT 30 DAYS AT L}✓SS TI -IAN WIIOLESALE pRicE. If you -dant a Child's, Boys or Man's Suit Overcoat and Pants, r &c. call and see our big stock. Phe LEtgi in TOVIg to 01100SE PROM. SPACKMAN & CO. SAMMMWELL'S BLOCK, EXETE,A, _ - ONTARIO .w.wsmv..-: _°r°vr,Y'.,4^.'"�.•!vq<r.tvsilrK!RRikfM4a�i<iiii, . YiiTIjt i9" �'• o Ust+ Our STOCK is large; ODS new; Our . RICES lour ■ We makea, business of making Bargainst in Dry y , Groceries, Eats, daps, Boats Shoes Clothing,Furnishings, Goocs, Notions, &D, The latest in STYLE, the finest in and the tltnlost in VARIETY TT �• rpt have been combined in us d"gL�S J i, �c; in one mighty e r i't for trade. We are no Makers, neither do we popoee to Lo a fake business in order to gain -custom. We calla dollar a dollar and not ninety-nine cents Our Foods all e S �, are 111a11_�,C1111, PLAIN FIGURES. And you may depend that our prices are right. Our fall ti and. winter otl'eringa will not and cannot be surpassed MALL THIN BLOW, BRAY AND BLUSTER. to the contrary, There is a limit below which honest goods cannot be sold. We place our prices at the low water o• ,, 1 an mark for safe and reliable x s, Inspect us, criticise us, know l. 1 S and,you will find that we save you dollars. CARL'G TO THE PERE OF EXETE and Surrounding country. Having purchased the Stock of William Tolland and engaged his services to conduct and carry on The Tilsfithillg Business I am now prepared to execute work on the shortest notice and at PRICES TO SUIT ALL. REPMRINO A SPEOIALTYI 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 tivill be held responsible for the same; except- ing by written' ordersigned by the proprietor_ J.N. HOW .k, RD. Ex • r � ' 4: Mien I any Ile,, I v not mean return aeon , I ! an a for radical cu pad then e l nava thein return ngm, , i menu P . ! cure, T I. mace RNESS life-long of VMS, w rant ney or ody to cure the NESS a ses. Because se I: warrant mrly rem enore sone the of no cares. Decauee :lucre haat fatted to no reason for not no,vreceiving :'n cure. Send at once for 'treatise and a Free Bottle of my infallible romed . Give EXPRESS and POST.OFFICE. H�{ - . ROOT, M. WEFC. 186'ADELAIDE Sr. . O ,T,- TORONTO NT. TUE BEAUTIFUL AND CLEAR CUT from which; this paper is printed was supplied by the TATSTypE F�1 m Dealers in type, Presses, and Printers' Supplies, J. T. JOHNSTON. 80 & 82 Wellington St. west TORONTO, ONT. Exeter Ex � Roil - rMilltJ cc MARKET REPORTS. WHEAT 0,90 TO 0.95 per bush Our SOIlSnT Prices. Flour, strong bakers', 5n .0 0 per 100 a " u best fanuly, 2.50 'r losv grade, Brats, Middlings, Screenings, Chop, 2.00 tt 70 u 30 It 100 1.10 to 1,25 1; ro ti it Chop stone running euery day. TERMS CAST. The Exeter Milling Co AFwti The Summer holidays are clow about over and the Fall Pairs being close at hand, I wish to inform my many ens totners that I am still:in my OLD STAND, (OVER T r S (F. J. I,_11 1 1t Grocel Store. �� And am prepared s to do work in latest style and best of workmanship. 1< se 11 x ' 11 - 11 it 1I fill VI1I x II 4- 11 x 11 e- 11 x 11 ff x" Give me a call and leave your measure 1 will give you a -neat fit. and': Over F. Knig',lt's Grocer Store. BERT 1Y K�IGHT, A.�t'1t AT CITY EL LO IATD JN, ONTARIO. per daR,. J. & 141 elttitTilrl; Ijropiotars.