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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1908-11-12, Page 8'1'H1;; 6' X ETER 1'1Dd.ES NOV 12th 1408, +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++t++ 4+++++++++++++++++++++++++4.4.4.4.4.+++++++++++++ STE WART'S PHONE 14.; ------ $+ Tilk about Ladies' Fur.Lined Coats! ++ O s til • O es 0 3 ma. 5 se d 0 rod ti co as M T. %s You Want to See Our Stock. We've got a snap for you. We had to t uy a quantity to get on the ground floor. We can sell you fur -lined coats at Jobbers' prices. Here's our proposition. A discount of 10 Per Cent. off any fur -lined coat in the shop. This Offer is good for Thirty days only as it would be impossible for us to get any more coats than our present contract calls for at this price. Our Ladies' Coats are all made from the choicest Kersey and Broadcloth, lined with prime Canadian Hat and English Marinet. Collars and Lapel's Natural and Isabella Sable. You can tell your friends, if they are looking for Fur -lined Coats, Stewarts is the spot for stylish garments at down right rock bottom prices and then a special discount of Ten per cent, -Remember for Thirty days only. Millinery We must offer our humble apol- ogies to the Ladies who have had to wait longer for their hats than they expected. THE Rusii \\'A5 so GREAT that it was impossib.e for us to keep all our appointments. How- ever, we are now fairly well caught up and the milliners assure us there will be no more disappointment this sea- son. THE STOCK IS IN SPLENDID SHAPE and you will be surprised at the values we will offer you for the bal- ance of this season. We do an immense Millinery trade; Seven girls working hard, late and early. Come and see what they can do for you. Do You Know where to find the largest and finest lot of China in the (`ounty. Right here is the spot. Corte in and take a look; costs you nothing -you will not be asked to buy, If you see anything you want. all well and good; if not, come again, you are always welcome. We show a stock of Dinner- ursd Toilet Seta that would do credit to any city store and at prices that will make you wonder how we do it. The Secret Is we buy direct from the makers --No Middle Profit. Our Xmas. stock is now nearly complete and is by far the best we have ever shown. Again we say come. \Ve want all kinds of Farm Produce; it is just as good as cash; Butter, Eggs, Dried Apples, Beans, Poultry, etc., etc. J. A. + + STEWART+ +++++++++++++++++'++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++•++++++++++++++4.4.4. RELIABLE WATCHES Perfect in ouse and Lots for Sale Large brick house, with every con- s•en:cttce, hard and soft water. nisi; two Lots, with brick stable and drive house. Apply at 'rimes Office. •••••••••••••••••••♦•••••• • • • •••••••• Construction •••••••• LOCALS Mrs. J. G. .iones spent Wednesday Positive in in London. Mr•W. 'E. p iEeg•. tltandford left Monday Performance for inn We l4. ;1111 !1111 attention to Fred J'cnhale, of London, was here our grade of WATCHES Good Material, Fine Finish, and Accurate Adjustment are all combined in our High Grade Watches. Our aim is not a question of price, but qual- ity, like anything else it is al- -vays cheapest in the end If you want a good reliable watch call on us. A. MARCHAND Wedding Rings a Specialty. NSW FfLL -AND- WINTER SUiTiNGS OVER COATINGS PANTINGS AND VESTINGS In all the latest Shades and Patens, at reasonable priers see the New Fashion Plates for $be Present Season, W. W. TAMAN EXETER, - ONTARIO. Merchant Tailor. l ,Mr. A. E. ilodgert returned Tnes- day morning after an extended busi- ncss 4.r i t Omani' h the \ rt w s 1 g o h c t. r Mr. J'etc Coleman left friday with !a carload of horses for \Vinnipe.. ' The horses belonging to Mr. T. F.. Handford. for the holiday. Miss K. Mct'aul is visiting. relatives in Seaforlb. Mrs. Jas. Waller spent Thanks- giving in Detroit. Miss Olive and Ruby Treble spent the holiday in rDlyth. Miss 011ie Willis spent giving in Brantford. MEt Miss bel Sweet Sunday Ji 1 Y ant ends y4. Miss Stable Walter, of London, home for the holiday. .Mr. Earl Spackrnan. of .\I%•,n=ton slant Monday in town. Mr. and Mrs. James Gould were a. CI irelcboyc over Smell/. 111. J. G. Htarabury was in Godcrich Tuesday l 1 to • Y or i legal business. s. Miss Hattie Follick visited lets - Live" at Grand Bend last week. Miss Tillie Balk will, of Hamilton. was a t•:sitor in town on Monday. Mrs. Simon Campbell ie visiting her sister, Mr'. Roger at Motherwell Mrs. and Airs. P. Gardiner, of illyth, were here for the holiday. Mrs. F. W. Mailman and son Niel - elite spent Thanksgiving in Toronto. Mr. Jack Crooks, of Clinton, spent 1•aanksgiw•ing with friends in town. was Thanks - home for Mr. spent Mr. °Punt nto. harry Huston. of Clinton the holiday with his parentw Dyer ilunton, of ,Buffalo, the Loliday here with his par - The New Say take -4 Howey's - ``Cure a The Old way to cure a Cold. Cold" Capsules 3 cts. Hot. Howeys Drug Store Market Report. -The following is the report of Exeter egarkels, oor• rected up to Nov. 1 e. \\'jcat 9U cents. Barley, 48 to 52 ants. Oats, :15 cents. I'ea-, h0 to 85 cents. Shorts, $23. Bran, $20. Mendel Flour, STAR, 4.;2.75. Feed Flour x•1.40 to $1.45. Clover seed, $8 to $10 per bushel. Coal, $7.25 • ton. 1g -._3c. per dozen. Butter. 22c per po"e 1 (logs, liveweigbt $5.75. Ilogs, dressed, $7.50. Coal. $7.25 a ton. Dried Apples 5 routs. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••: Those wishing furs repaired or re- modelled should bring them in this month a1. I3ALK\\'ILL, Andrew st, 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••� DR. OVENS EYE AND EAR BU11-I geort, will be at the Commercial Hotel. hours 9.30 a. m. to 4.30 p. in. Glasses properly fitted and dis- eases of eye ear and nose treated. Next visit Saturday, November. 21st. lleintzman's best make, Grand piano, nearly new, for sale cheap.; also good carriage horse, splendid driver; also tw•o-year-old colt, bug- gy stutter, harness et.., will sell cheap, :apply H, T. IJOBIER. STRAY ED Farm Lot 2 Con.'2 Stephen cue two year old heifer. color red %%eight about I5U lbs. small horns. Any in- formation leading to her recovery will be liberally rewarded. Byron E. llicksa Mr. Thos t► .McCallum, returned Saturday, after spending a tvicek in London. • Hiss 'Lulu ifastings, returned Sat- urday after a visit •with friends 111 London. Miss 'Lulu G. 1)erupsey, of Toronto. was the guest of Mr,. Monroe on Saturday. Miss Laurette Lautl:rook, .who has been visiting in Oshawa, bas return- ed hone. .1..., .1�•:4.c'.. .' '21,'.' .. '::Ic'd►.�.;E 81. .3:4 tMANTLES ° A� and FURS Al • .::.1j.":"w "Ar♦: MANTLES*'.1841w.1..�,::: 71�r • 1 Semi -fitting, triturated with fancy braids in Black, Brown la` WOreen and Blue. Also some loose mantles in Black, 0rey }a oeand Blue. All going at a very low price and they aro very i�s ♦ rweh. Children's coats at half price. FURS .i; '.j6, • Our fur stock is complete in fur -lined Jackets in Brown' .and Black. Fur Ruffs, Stoles and Muffs in large quanta -741a. ,ties. And prices within reach of all. \Vhen you buy oneAa. of our furs you get something that will last, as we buy furs' frotii the hest fur manufacturers in Canada. { x- SNELL & ROWE P1IOIIENo. 22 IC►�il�4.'r-4.w' $0 ►4.1' q. .!, .4▪ 6 I4'. .♦� 7. Mrs. Statham of Acton, to visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Howard. Mr. and Mrs. 11. W. 'Thornton, of London, spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs, Silas Handford. Miss Elsie McCallum, has handed in her resignation as teacher on the Pub- lic School Staff, to take effect at the end of the present term. Miss Edna McCallum, Miss Cameron Messrs Lee Wilson and Earl 13'- c;;- and Mr. C. K. McCallum and Mr. lid. wood, spent Sunday and Monday in Itingsbery, of 'Toronto, were guests of Thedford. Mrs. Sid Sanders, who has iicen ill with typhoid fever, is greatly improved) Mrs. A. Shecre left Friday )norm ins, for Brantford to visit her son Garfield'. Mr. Davis, of ilamilton, visited her mother. Mrs. 1'. Fisher, during the holidays. Air, and hire. T. ii. McCallum over the holiday. Hon. J. 11. Agnew, provincial treasurer for Manitoba, who was a sufferer from appendicitis, died at his horse in t%Vinnipeg Monday morn- ing. Sir. Agnew was 45 years •ld. Mr. 11. Dilling who has been in the west for the past three months, ar- rived borne Monday evening last. xie ?lir. and Airs. Thos. tenet! one, has been operating a threshing out - daughter. of London. visited Mrs.'fit for Williams brothers. Huron - Geo. Barnwell. Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Elliott, of Nor- wich, are here attending the Mace -- Carling nuptials. Miss Charlotte Sweet, left last week for London. where she will vis- it until Christmas. T. Misses Kinsman entertained a rat: tier of friends •Wednesday ere - of last week. Mr. Richard Schlott and children were in Ingersoll spending .the holi- day with relatives ville, Sask. and reports :the crops favorable in that part and had a good season threshing. A large part of the "City of Et. Joseph' was sold at Goderioh on Tuesday for arrears of taxes. Mr. Peter 'Lamont, the genial reeve of Hay township, was the purchaser. It bas been suggested abet the "city" be renamed Bt. Peter. . Thanksgiving Day lavas .tuielly celebrated in V.xet•er this year. e 1 There were many visitors in town Mr. and Mist; Simpson and R1 r, who spent the day with relatives and Butt. of London were guests of a4.:-'. acluaintauees. A shooting tourna- Thos. Jlissett, s4.. Monday. went under the auspices of the pro- prietor o[ the Mansion llouiso. w:;' STs', and Mrs. Joseph Senior sr. held at tltc Gun Club grounds anti children, spent a few days slu' afforded considerable sport for the the past week in Toronto, lovers o[ the gun. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Willis. of Lon- About twenty friends of Mr. a::.4. Ston, spent the holiday in town with Mrs. \V, J. :Mallett, from Crediton relatives and [.;ends• and v;c:itily, pleasantly surprised .lir. Ed. IJnlsden, of Melbourne :.t::? them at their home on Moron street Mrs. Geo. Caldwell. o[ Cargill were last % riday evening. The guests here for Thanksgiving. carne laden down faith a supply of Miss Dunn. of London, spent Sun- good things to cat, and after the day and Monday ,the guest of Miss splendid spread had been disposed of. Mabel and Victoria Miners. the remainder of %the evening e--- Mrs. iMeTavish, •f'Mellott, n,. spent vary (tleas:rutty. spent the holiday •with her Parente. There is an excellent agr,ctiltis ral Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor. paper that is of more than usual in - Mrs. John White, after spending - terest to the fanner who wants to couple of wcek;t visiting in Windsor. know the practical and not .the returned home Monday evening. theoretical nide of his business. 'ro such of our readers we would sitg- Mr. and Mrs. J 1. Stewart gest that when► you renew your stub - with of London. spent the holiday scription to The Exeter Times you with Mr. std :Mrs. Alex. Stewart. scription the Weekly Hun. the prise of Mr. Case It. Howard. of the Mol- the two is but $1.80. Yon will find sons bank, St. Thomas. spent Sun- it worth the money day and Monday with his parents. Among the former lixeterites. who Mts. Will itoss and daughter 11e1- were her for the holiday were. A1. •r of B .._c.4. " Pearl t L c 1'dn • a. Moors.London c Clinton, spent 4.h hoc y on cn, of ht• a v; M:. aThomas; � 1 D. A. Ross. Al.A \t••• � tit Mr. •. t .1r.. 1 . 1 0. 1 t , t.. u •six o[ . r nand l don . g t ) Miss Grace Vivian, of Mitchell and and Mrs. 'neared and child: ,3lessre Mr. and Mrs. A. Gould. of !lensed. John and Al. 14slter. of London: W. were guests of Mrs. Geo. Ilrooks over Knight and Seemly .Ilaw•den, of Lon- l:oliday. don : Chas. and Fred Miners; Bert,. `yrs. E. 1Icidcutan wit, 14..4., beer, Gregory. Mitchell: 11r. and Mr• visiting her danghtei Mt s. Wdh,119 Jaynes Collingwood and child, of Mason. et Clinton t t:: ttc,t )lorrtc llamilloit ; Mrs. Evsos and two last Monday.. daughters, of Ailsa Craig. ll. wane Last. Sunday the services in the visttedr. Afriends ndy )in tod, ofwn tfor aseveral of the churches were devoted to tla: ,lays, returned to kir home last temperance cause. At the tnotteng Thursday morning. service in the .1'icsbytcri:rti clot re . :•Tics Maud Soulhcoltand aTist Mr. JI. F. tipencc. secy of the On - Lula Herrick. of London. visited at fano bonnet of Abe Dominion ai- the home of Mrs. C. A. Southco;; Llic c \.reached al G p. n►. took Sunday and Monday.the scrvitc•y in evening i�3treer church. in the evening Mr. 11. 1\'. Mr. ('iia.. Clark. editor and pair Irwin. K. C.. of Toronto preached in licher of the Comber Herald. was in the Jaynes Street. church. A 11111!.' town last '1hnrsday and gave the Inneting was held 1u the '1'o%cn Ilan lames a fraternal call. in the afternoon and way nddressed Mr. and Arta. Geo. Atkinson. :.rad by Mess! s. Spence and 11 %vin and .''.rs. Chris. Dawson, of Toronto. others. •. ere the guests of Mr .and Mrs. Ben. Two true bills were returned , :- , ..skins over the holidoy, the scssiom at Toronto tart week At the Woman s inetitrate meet- against Narcisse M. Caplin charged eg held last friday interesting with perjury. The indictment east - Ostlers were given by Mrs .Maxon, ed that on June 5 C'antin made false Mise Conner and Mrs. Monroe. representations t• John M. Ferguson regarding n land transaction in 5 . Joseph. Ont.. also that he obtaine:i split wood : cook itovc; Daisy !hunt. ?2.465 and 120 shares of stock in No reserve as the proprietor lei - the Fat. Joseph Land Improvement rented hie fern!.Sia;►ufaeturing to.. the procerty TERMS. -All sutras of $5 and un - of %ilea Gallagher. Pending the set-, der cash ; over that amount 10 tiement of a •ivil action, on netion Menthe' credit will be given on fur - wee set for his trial. A'%nock trial will re heal in t1.: Jamas Street Mctbodist chnreh Exe- ter. under the auspices of the Ep- worth League on Friday Nov. 13th. at 8 o'clock, in Ibis trial the Con- vener of the lookout Committee "Mr. Indifferent Outlook" is charged LEAT11EIt GOODS. - Hand Bags. Purses. Wallets.. Music atolls, Ilii. Books. etc. A large nesortment to cl:ooee from. Ifowey's Drugstore. POST CARD ALBUMS- They are- a. reh. corning a necessity and a gift of one of thetn will not be amiss. All kinds. iOc to $2.00. ilowey's Dr ug- r.tcre. Mrs. It. T. Johns and Fon, of Al- ..nston. Mr. Fred end Cha'. Miner'. of London. spent the holiday at the Noone of their father. Mr. \Villiatn M.ners, shauina soaps All the leading stakes Colgate's San- itol, William's and Pears' cakes IUets, sticks Bets. Ravin° Br usnes The kind that don't shed their bristles All new ones and good ones. 15 to 75 cents. snavi»>g Mugs A unique line of fancy and plain mugs of many shapes and sizes. 15 to 50 cents. Snaufnp Stropt- --Razors Best hide strops, a large collection to choose from, our 50et. line is un - quailed. 25 to 75 cents. Garbo Magnetic Razors Always ready for use. Requires no Boning no grinding. The best razor on the market Price S2.00. Any one of the above or more make a nice gift fcr a gentleman something that is always appreci- ated W. S. COLE, Phm. B. Cheuaist and Druggist. Clearing Sale ---OF--- FARM iSTOCK & IMPLEMENTS his. Thos. Cameron has resolved instructions to sell by public auction at RIVEIRSIDE FARM LOT NO, 7, x.,'1.14.., i'BBOItNE on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER, 11, '08 Commencing Itt one o'clock, the following. 1IO1(SES,-1 brood stare three yrs old, imported, sired by Gartly (fold, ill fool to foul Carlyle, with foal at foot. hired by King Thomas,: One aged snare, regi.lteied. Il years old, heavy draught; (inc stare three yrs. old, eliaible for registration, heavy draught ; One mare reg. 2 yrs old, heavy draught ; line gelding, 4 yrs. old. heavy draught ; One carriage fil- ly. three years old. well broken ; 1 Farmer,' driver 3 years old, well broken; One roadster, 2 yr,. old tared by Golden Case. CA1'rl.E.- One registered cow, with calf at foot. sired by Gold Drop ; 2 cows due to e'lye early in winter; 1 row due to calve Feb. 1 ; 1 cow due to calve March 20th ; 1 cow supposed to be in calf ; 1 fat' cow ; 5 2 -year old racers ; 3 1-yenr.old steers; 13 2- yr. old beifeth; 0.1 yr. ohs heifers; 5 calves. 1'I(:8 and POULTRY.- 1 row ; i► store hugs. 25 hefts and 30 pellets, 12 gica.. nn l 50 turkey*. IJ1J'1.ESIEN'l:'3.- 11j ,lei' Mii»* Y- Il:u ris ; (inc note er and clover recd table, lit antfotd; .t hay take. Max- well; seed drill ; cultivator. disc harrow ; Fel iron harrows; roller ; set bobsleighs ; .3 wagons; buggy ; cutter ; hay rac; gravel box ; ret scales, 2,000 lbs; .fanning mill; 1 grinder ; Vulper ; ceufflcr ; grind- stone; 2:1 foot cedar ladder ; car for iron track ; rope, pulleys. slings, and hay fork ; 2 gets double harness ; r -e1 single harness ; hoes, forks, shovels, chaise anti other articles loo nutlet - cue to trent:on ; also a quantity of eon In silo to be fed on preIrl -(s wit a httaw; tracts• of clover troy; rc quantity of tnanicolds; luatatity of ni.hing approved joint notes, or n diseount of 5 iper cent per annum for earth oncreditamounts. JOAN N. RATCLiFF E. T. CAMERON Prop. Mitt. The 13th anniversary of the Malt) Street Methodist church, Exeter, will Mr'. 11. Dilling. who visited at S:• with criminal negligence in mina be held on Smelly. Nov. 2'lnd. when E Iter•. McCalnns, of Mt. Marys will ile- alarys for the past. two month'.ca!-' craft the Huntley Retool and Epworti• liver the sermons. Mr. U. .1. fink r.ved home last week accompan:ed L: League work of the Exeter district' of London, has been engaged solo - h• r daughter and eon -in -le w. M: The court at' which the prisoner will let. and Mr'. Mills. alt. and Mi'. C. 11. ilorney t liter• tainea a number of friends ut 1)e:: home on Himee street last Monday evening, the OCCaSintl facing the .'(Ott, anniversary of their wedding. be tried. w 35 young rat, will be of n don't fail 1. will also b, escning. Ac 1 be fully rcpresc•n'-d• will take part. Tl, re than usual interest ; 5,!• it. Special muter rcndelcd during 1L•.• Its 15c.. ch;ldren :0c. tdAt9TOill IA. Sean the 1M t-ra lati Hit! Ales fioiieM of THE OLD RELIABLE You Should see our Underwear the "stailueia Grand" Unsrinkable, no finer in Ladies and Gent's ranging iu ricer Ladies 25 50 75cts. $1.00 $1.25 $1.75. Gent's 75cts. $1.00 $1.25 and $1.50. Furs! Furs! Furs! In these goods wo carry a splendid range. We wish to call your attention to new lines of Dress (foods, Clothing. Millinery. Footwear, etc. The quality of these goods speak for them- selves. The prices talk economy. Give us an opportunity to show then, CARLING BROS. REMOVED I wish to inform the public thut I have moved my stock of Groceries and Boots and Shose from my old stand to two doorsf south of the Times Office. My large stock of Boots and Shoes wil be sold at a sacrifice below cost. The firms name hereafter will be WILSON Baos. T. J. Wilson. Wilson Bros. APPLES WANTND As the term is now drawing to a close we would be pleased to have in all apples by the 15th. of Novem= ber before the frost catches them. We will pay for all apples two inches and half and over that size 25 cents per cwt. The Caledonia Evaporating Co. Evaporator on Station Street, Exeter. J. G. EARL, Manager. Xmas is Near The hest Christmas present is something for the home. The best thing for the hotne is an Edison Phonograph. Other presents are laid aside but the Phonograph is a ver- satile entertainer, You have a choice of seven seven models $1#3.50 up. 2 minute records filets. 4 minute records Gluts. Present Needs rd Enjoynte Jelly and Name- less (.'old ('rare are the best+ preparation in this town for chaffed or rough skin, chap- ped lips, cold in the head, ca -IP tarot, asthma. etc. Money hack if not as represented. 25ets each and 3 estimates on the Lamp contest. Keep your eye on our window. and see our Lovely Cards, 'Thous- ands coining for Christmas. Don't buy till yeti see 'EM. Can. Exp. BId.Tf E PURITY' Willies Powell THE Great School! )CENTRAL STRATFORD, ONT. Our past record and our prey' ent grade of work stamps us as ♦ the great pradtical training • school of Western Ontario, • Island, as It. is made, from the We have three Departrment:- i best Western Wheat and the • • COMMERCIAL. SHORTHAND • • TIiLE(1RAPNIC. best Ontario, mixedhalf-and• •• Our graduates are in demand • I.:o f. It is second tc none 2 1 as Basin!' ('allege teachers ns • for bread making. ff you are well AS office assistants, indieid- ♦ tint instruction. Enter now.not using it give it a trial and • Large catalogue free, write for it + +� • ELt.tOTT & MCLA('il LAN,• 1)e COI1VInc ('d. ♦ Principals' •• HARVEY B ROS. Popular Are you aware that 75 per cent, of the flour used in Tor- onto is blended flour, no won- der that Star Flour is in de - Don't Monkey with that Cough use HO'WEY'S white fine & Tar '2a cts. Bottle W. S. Howey, Phm. B. CIii8Ei.i1.1'I($T The tenth annirrr'ary services re Connection .with the Chisclhur'! Presbyterian church were held las: Sunday. At 2.30 in the nfternootc the service was Conducted by Ttev. F 11, Larkin. of Sea(ortb and at 7 ; . by Rev. E. 11. Sawcrs. of 13:thetas: On Monday cvctting a Thankm:e supper was given, after which a gout program was tarried out. ClinloD Business Collefle Most modern an,' png,ntar nttd- n4. 66 s hon) in Western Ontario. w" klely esperlenred browny ed. ❑rated, ■5mpatheti.- attentive .tart. The synonym •t rumen. e;re.t ate, eminently sim,e.sful. Thr , en ewnre nr mn,lern, tit int 1.,t•me.5 .4..•.m.. Stenography, Telegra- ph.. and Commercial Courses "reparatory ,-our,.s for those hose etioesttys has been net I elect. 1,1 ail (-nurses In any nahle. t., the shore who wish to emir a• bane, In•fi. idual Instrs-t,ere Enter any day, write for particulars (ORO. Si'OTTON, Principal.