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Exeter Times, 1909-05-13, Page 8'A! h. r: X .� 1 1 tit i' 1. M i. a MAY 13th 11)0a +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ b++++• t • ++++++++++++++++++++ ++t++N++ $ $ Ap3+++++++++++++++++•+++++++++++++++++++++f'++'f+ +++++++++++++++++++++++++d'•+++++++++++++++++ STEWART'S PRONE 16 HOUSE CLEANING Is the order of the day We are ready to show you nice new things for any room in the house. Wall Papers, Carpets, Room Rugs, Linoleums, Mattings, Lace Curtains Tapestry Curtains rc the Roll. lOc the Holl 15e the Roll, 20c the Roll For four leasing lines of Wali Paper. These are all double pile eco papers. colors strong and good. Come direct to us from th • McArthur factory -You save the middle man's profit. Room ROUS! ate one of our strong lines. Again we save yea one profit t hey come to us direct front aThe new pat- terns land.n h t pretty; color- ings veryt , teras rat 1 y are soft autumn tints of Browns. Blues. Greens and Heds. The new seamless rugs lie perfectly flat oequiring no tacks. if your floors are not good we supply withour Eng- lish plank bordering which makes and an ideal margin or border. L1nolcom8 two, three and four yards wide, all thoroughly saasoned direct from Nairne factory. The best money can buy; We haye none of the cheap or low priced linoleums they are dear at, any price. If you want quaity come to us. "You know It pays to pay for quality." We are shownig some new oriental and tile patterns that are very pretty, You'll like them. Special for This Week and Until Sold Four hunred yards plaid ginghams silk mercerized finish. Takes an expert to tell then fpom silk., all pure dyes. Lovely tartan effects. Regular city price 25c. Our special bargain offer t In• yard, 15c. None Better Steel I3riggs field seeds.. we have sold them for nearly 20 years, and have never yet been disappointed "of course we buy their very best strains not one pound of cheap or doubtful seed comes into our shop. Busy Yes our millinery work room is a very busy spot. You would wonder where all the hats go to. You can tell a Stewart hat on the street, They have that smart city touch. Just a little more style than the ordinary hat. Another Four Hundred pair of Black and Tan Job Hosiery for women. big boys and girls. Regular 23c quality. Our bar- gain price 2 moires fors Quarter. S. A. S W'.A.RT t-_ Clearing Sale -OF.-•• > Regular price Ladies and Men's Rain Coats fronegut $:�,o to $14.00. Selling price from $3.00 to $9.00. Men's and Boys' Suits All going at and less than wholesale prices to clear out. -�RY We have in stock some nice bete worth from $2.00 MILLINE Market Report.-Tbe following Is ( Get your Liuoleums at IL N. NOTIGuv TO CREDITORS the report of Exeter markets, cor- howl's. In tho matter of the estate of to $4.00, all going at trots 25c to $1.00, Also nice flowers • from 10c a bunch upward. This is the best opportunity you will have to get a Raincoat for Yourself a Snit for Your Boys or a Hat for Your Girls. Conte in and get a bargain while they last. All good goads. Eggs 17c cash. 18c trade, Phone 22 R. N. ROWE One door north P. 0. THE BEAUTY BEHIND la suit tailored by us may not all be visible. but it is there just the same. !t is hidden in the interlining. the seams. the modeling. IF WE MAKE YOUR SPRING SUiT don't expect it to wear like an or- dinary one. it will not. it will wear so long you'll get tired of it. even though it retains its style and shape- liness right along. PdtronhLo fit HAIR DRESSING PARLORS fiastinu's Old Stand First Class equipment throughout and with careful conscientious work we guarantee sat- isfaction to all custom- ers. • IYour Patronage is Respectfully Solicited i1.PENPRRSE W. D. BURKE W. W. TAMAN Ilhommiemmoummm � ONTARIO.' BUS AND DRAY BUSINESS Merchant Tailor. Ior. EXETER, - IIIUICiS IiOI'8l '.NI) SIX ACRES OI' LANi) Iv USIIORNE. 'l bs North -I -t corner of Lot 11. Concession 0. 1 .N borne, the prop,•rty of th • late isrn •1 Harris. The house is wit. end one-half stories high and contains six rooms. kitchen and wood- shed. 1 here is n frame barn about 2u by 10. hard and soft water. and nboat one acr) of good fruit trees. The soil is a good clay. The lot is ttoestly seeded out and i' well fenced and drr•ined.A;'ply to ' Solicitor Having decided to go into the Bus and Dray Business in Ex- eter, 1 have placed a new rand up -to date rig on the t'otd for the conveyance of passengers to and from the station and re- spectfully solicit a fair share of the business of the travelling public. Calls at the office, Phone 41a, cheerfully attend- ed to ANBUIaY.f WM. ARNO Dieter. ' LD ,•cted up to May hit h. Whew: $1.25 Peas 80 to 'Jo. Oats 93 to 45. Barley 5:1 to 55e. Bran. $25. • • Shorts, $25. Blended Star Flour. $3.75 reed flour 11.50 to $1.55. Ca,ver. $.0.75 '1in,othy. >'2.75 :11ful:a, $12.00 Eggs. 17C doz. Butter, 18 cents pound 11ay$7.50 to 18.50. (logs liveweight $7.30 Hogs, dressed •8.50 to $9100. Coal, $7.25 a ton. Dried Apples 6 centb. Potatoes. 75 Mr. Joseph Bustard. a former re- Israel .Iarris, late of the 'Township. tid,•ui of 1114401.411 101%11,411i1' died at of ttrborne, in the Cu,:uty of Huron. t his hunts 95 !truce street, London on Lnb;.rer. deceased. Sunday lust. aged 81 sear.. The re -i \olile is mostly gown p t/50.mi. to cutins were brought from London it. I. O.. 189;. snap. 139, that alt Tuesday morning and the remains, Cita:i1(1e s and uthe: s having claims taken from the depot for interment against 1ht' estate of the late Israel in the Exeter cemetery• llarris, tubo died cm or about ' I Miss Celia Ferguson. of Minden, the 15th day of J'eby.. 1909. are re- 1Ned.. who has been ill with an nbcess quired on or before the 15th day of in her side and who came as far as May. 1U09 to send by post prepaid London three weeks ago. arrived Jr deliver to Messrs. Gladman & here last Saturday and is visiting :it Stanbury, solicitors for the ezecu- the house of her sister. Mrs. C. Wl for of the estate of the Christie, where she is improving nice- said deceased their christian lye I and surnames. addresses and des Last Sunday the clergymen of the criptions. the full particulars of their Huron diocese exchanged pulpits, claims. 111e stetcutent of their ao- preaching missionary services. Rev. counts :aid the nature of the se - U. W. Collins occupied 1h pulpit of Butitics. if any. held by thein. A nd the Hensel! Episeopol church. %•hies further lake Halite that after such ItevJohn Berry, of Seaforth. took last mentioned dato the sail I:xeou. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• charge of the novices in the Trivia tor will proceed to distribute parties entitled thereto, biota., re. \ 1) The programs for Inc Victoria a)' 1111(1 only to the claims of which 4 alemorial church. the assets of the de ccaa'd amen; the r LOCALS •♦•••••♦ Celebration have been issued and show ••�••�•� an excellent list of events for the day. including horse rates. two and a half mile Marathon. short distance races. and other athletic games. Prizes are being offered for base- +++++++++++++++++++++++++`:• 60Co The Times till Jou, 1910 fr•r Seventy Cents 'fell your Neighbors a- bout it. :•+++++•b++++++++++++•1'++++++ lilt. OVENS EYE AND EAR BUR- i;eon. will be at the Commercial Rotel. (fours 9.30 a. m. to 4.30 p. in. Glaeses properly fitted and dis- ea,,,•s of eve ear and nose treated. N. xt visit Monday, May )7th. 1\ r ' COOPERAGE ORI: -Tubi, pails, etc.. repaired. Will call for goods and return when repaired. Drop a crud and I will call. ED. JIEIDE- man, Sanders St.. Exeter. The constant drop of water Wears away the hardest stone. The constant knaw of Tiger Masticates the toughest bone; The constant. cooing lover Carries off the blushing maid, And 'the constant advertiser Is the one that gets the trade. See 1t. N. Rowe's change of add. Mr. Gus. 'Coughlin. of Toronto. {AILS in town last Friday. Mr. Thos. Trick. of Clinton, is the guest of Mrs. Samwell. Mr. Elmer Lang. of St. Marys. has engaged with James Gould, as cooper. Mr. A. Sheere has gone to Brant- ford to work for the Verity Plow Co. Biggest value in wall paper ever of- salt, fifty lumps of Fuger, and a small fired at R. N. Itowe's. quantity of soap. 111 addition. there Mr. A. 'Currie, of llillsgrccn, was , is enough carbon to make a few thousand crayons. and the final item the guest of Mr. W. Jacobi over Sun - is is n large bucketful of water. they shall then Have notice end that the said executor will not be liable for the sold ussets or :any pert there. of to any' Iverson or persons of whose claims notice shall not have been bull games. A grand concert will received by them at the time of such be given in the evening. tlist rthut ion. , Frank Itoughmond, the negro GLADMAN for & ST ecutor. Y Solicitors for said executor. tramp. was Wednesday night sett - Dated at Exeter, this 1811 day fenced to be hanged on Monday. June April. 11009. 28. by Mr. Justice Riddell at the p spring assizes Stratford. for the murder of Mrs. Mary Peake. Ile went to the Peake residence. about two miles and a half nti'es from Stratford. on Sept. 30 last. where he was found in the cellar beside the Mrs Peake. Evidencesdead body o[ of an outrage were many, and he was charged with both rape and murder. The negro. who comes from Little Carlisle, Que., took his sentence with seeming indifference. retaining the same stolid air which has character- ized his attitude all through the trial. An expert scientist who has looked into the matter asserts that the or- dinary hen's egg and the human body are composed prSctically of the same matter. This scientist states thee the body of the ordinary than weigh- ing 150 pounds contains the same combination and weight of substances to be found in 1200 hens' eggs. Th. following is the composition of the man's body. and of the number of eggs mentioned. Sufficient iron to make seven large nails. sufficient fat for fourteen pounds of candles. phosphorus enough for some thous- ands of matches, twenty teaspoonfuls day. . Mrs. Shirley Bobier and children, are visiting Mrs. A. Q. Dobler, at 9tufialn. The Agricultural Society is having a new grand stand erected at the fair grounds. .-s. Livingstone. of Milverton, is v'• .ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. J as 'llawkshaw. The bachelors of Exeter. will give no informal assembly in McDonnell's Mali Friday evening. A regular Storm Period will be in force from the 15th to the 20th, hav- ing its centre on the 18th. The Aloon's passage over the celestial equator on the 15th, so near its peri- gee on the 10th, and new on the 19th, will hasten storm conditions at this time. Sudden change to very warm will appear westward on the 15th. at- tended by falling barometer and other decided indications of coming storms. These conditions will widen in ex- tent and grow more intense as they Al:. Norman Lloyd has secured n move eastward.- causing a series of 'heavy rain. wind and thunder storms situation at Fort William and will move th.•re shortly- from about the 10th to 20th. There are no abnormal reasons to apprehend Dr. L. 1.. Follick and Miss Mable dangerous storms at this time, and Follick. of St. Marys, spent Sunday yet tornadoes are entirely possible. in town with their parents. Those who observe with any degree 51r. W. S. Cole last week par- of care will readily foresee any such chased from Mr. F..1. Knight the danger. 'heat. humidity and low store building on Main street. barometer always precede dangerous The basebnll boys have commenced storm. and for many hours in ad - for the season and every evening a lance all these conditions are mani- - fest. Even the birds and beasts show good sized crowd turns out for prac lice. that they experience bodily discomfort Mr. Fred knight, formerly, of Exe- with instincts of n10ronching danger. Vith n reliable llarouleter and Jly- ter. has disposed of his business is Saskatchewan and will locate far- grometer to consult. such a thing as fiber north. being surprised by a tornado. or other violent storms, is simply an The new bowling alleys have been impossinility. These faithful in - placed in position and it is expected struments always give timely warn - they will be ready to pay on Satur- ing. and no home or public building day evening. should be unprovided with them. Constable \Vhitesides, of Renault Another probable seismic period lies was in town Saturday. serving sum- about the 17th to the 21st. central mouses in connection ttith the recent on the 19th. Change to higher baro- Ilensrtll. hotel fire. meter and touch cooler will be natur- Air. W. R. Elliott. of Centralia..al from about the 20th to the 23rd. has sufficiently recover.•d from his re- the change of course. passing pro - cent operation. that lis was able to t;ressively from west to east, carry - return home Inst week. ing with it fair and clearing weather. Airs. Win. Beldon. of Ingersoll, was The Quarterly Board meeting of the guest of Mrs. Hruutwcll it few days th.• James Street. Methodist church during; the past week. returning' to was held Tuesday evening. At the 'est the fienncial statement for her home Monday evening. the year was read and showed an in - The line of the proposed Stratford crease in every department. About. St. Joseph Railway has been sur- two hundred members have been ad- veycd through Exeter. Stakes have ded to the church and the connexion - been Fet on Victoria street. al funds all showed a substantial The Marathor, race on the 240h. advance. The hoard in behalf of the promises to he interesting. Hovernl congregation. appreciating the ser - runners are now doing the distance vices of the pastor. who has worked nightly so as to be in condition. fait brill!). and diligently during the A Boston scientist intends Inking past four pore offered th,• following a balloon ascension next September resolution. which was carried unan- for the purpose of getting into tom- imo"Iy• municntion with Mars. by wireless. "Moved by 8. Martin. seconded by of The Exeter Can Club have purchas- ed several trophies to be shot for by members during the coming summer. The first prize is a handsome writ - i: desk. Moyle the kidnnppsr of Willie Whit - 1.0. at Sharon. 1'a.. wes found guilty r id sentenced to life imprisonment t•. hile his wife received a sentence of t w•enty-fire years. Miss Florence Treibner, who re- cently underwent an operntinn for appendicitis rat Victoria Hospital London. has written to her parents that she is rapidly convalescing. '. hew floor n1 hinnll cost:. A half-gnitnn can of Campbell's Floor Finish will make your old Floor look ns good as new. Thio Finish comes in'1r:tnsl.arent nlso with stain com- bined, producing beautiful imita- tions of enthral woods. W. .1. Ilea - man sells it. THE OLD RELIABLE NOTICE TO CREDITORS in the matter of the estate of John Corbett, late of the Township of ''lay, in the County of Huron, farmer deceased. rat suant to is b • given r Notice hereby 1 3 129,that all It. S. O 18rJ7 chapter I. I creditors and others having claims against the estate of the said John Corbett, who died on or about the 3rd day of April 1909 are required on or before the 13th day of May, 1909, to send by post prepaid. or deliver to Messrs. Gladman & Stanbury of the Village of Exeter, So- licitors for the Executor of the said deceased, their christian and sur- names, addresses and descriptions the full particulars of their claims the statement of their accounts and the nature of the securities, if any held by then. And further take notice that after such last mentioned date the said Executor will pro- ceed to distribute the assets of the de- ceased among the parties entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which he shall then have notice and that the said executor will not be liable for said assets or any part thereof to any person or persons of whose claim notice shall not have been received by him at the time of such distribution. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors for said executor . Dated at Exeter this 19th day of April 1909. Of course dearly every store in town claims to be the best store. All stores have a right to this claim. We will not make it however. All we ask is that you inspect OUT stock. Have you worn a pair of the Astoria shoe yet. If you haven't you should. Wo have them in all the latest styles both in the black and tan. They are having a great run. q( Our stock of Lvitttoleultms were never better. A dozen or more patterns to choose from, ranging in price $2, $2.25 and $2.40. Special Inducements for Friday and Saturday Only. All 12iio Prints at 11 cents. NOTICE TO CREDITORS itt the matter of the estate of August D. Schroeder, of the town- ship of 'Hay. in the County of Iluron. gentleman, deceased. Notice is hereby given pursuant to Ib. S. 0., leJ7. Chap. J29 that all creditors and others having claims against the estate of the late August D. Schroeder, who died on or about) the 119th day of April, 1909. are requested on or about the 20th day of May, 1909, to send by post paid or deliver to Messrs. Gladrnan & Stanbury. of the village of Exeter. solicitors for the execu- tors of the said deceased their christinn and surnames. addresses anti descriptions. the full particulars of their claims, the statement of their accounts and the nature of the Watch Our Crockery Window. This is the season of ille year for Painting. We have them, Benjamin Moore Co., the Best, pure Linseed. Eggs 1Sc. trade, Mc. cash, subject to change. CARLiNC BROS. We Repair, All kinds of Boots and • Shoes for you CEO. MANSON Boots and Shoes Next to Carling Bros. DEAR MADAM we write you these few lines to let you know that you can end all your baking troubles if you will BUY YOUR FLOUR HERE We know this because so many good housekeepers say our flour bakes bet- ter and goes farther than any other brand they have tried. We shall be glad to have you order a sack and feel sure you will thank us for the sug- gestion after you have used the flour. 10,000 bushels of wheat wanted. iiARVEY BROS. +++-'r+++++-1+++++++•1•++++++++ securities. if any. held by them. And further take notice that after such Ladies last mentioned date the executors .j. will proceed to distribute assets ot� -1- the deceased among the parties en- Make tor this store when you -i- titled thereto. having regard only to .1. went the purest Flavoring ex- ': the claims of which they shall thentracts, the hest Toilet lotions, have notice and that Faid executors $ Bair Prepertions, Talcum Pow- + shall not he liable for the said as- {, tiers; the sweetest pet fumes, 't°' sets or any pert thereof to any per- ,t+, writing Pads and Envelopes. son or persons of whose claims not- !. ice shall not have been received by -. them at the time of such distribution j Solicitors for Executors. - r All the latest + GLADMAN & STANIiURY Post Cards i)nted at Exeter this 27th day of 1' Lc diSo11 1llonnoge'al)l1S and ;, Records in great variety. i: Bring your friends. we're al- ert- ways gla(1 to meet them. + April, 1909, Auction Sale + + Valuable 103 Acre Farm in Stephen Township •1, Willis Putt ell Manager. •• The undersigned have been instruc- - _ ted by the ndministrntrix of the Es- tate of the Irate Jaynes K. Ford to offer for sale at the Commercial Hotel. Exeter, on Saturday. May 15th. 11109 at 2 o'clock p. m. Lot 16, Con- cession 2. Stephen Township. On this property is a good brick house. bank barn with stone and 'I'. If. Carling. that wee place on re- brick foundation. frame drive shed cord our appreciation of the labors and chicken house. There is a small of our pastor. Itev. A. 11. Going. dor- piece of bush and it never (ailing ing hi : four years' pastorate among creek and a young orchard of about us. In all his business transactions with the Itoard he has always shown II:inself a true 'Christian gentleman. nod in the relit:ions and Focial work of our church he has ever been n true and syml.nth •tic pastor. We also wish to speak of Mrs. Going ns sympath- etic and energetic in nil the church Mork. and ns they leave us for their new field of labor. tvr 1rnst thnt they may bre ns SurceSsfnl in all their work ns here and that the blessing of Plod may ever he with them and their fnnuily. THE PURITY OM MI ••••••o••o••••••••••••••••• •• i:ntela • St. Marys is prepnring for a big i • celebration on the 21th. The pro- t gram includes the celebrated Luck-) � Ilnn(1; Btrntfot'd - St. Tirn Any e flAIMINIMPIONNOMM now Pipers' CLINTON 3 x t.vss Cot.t.}:it: te Marys Marathon ; Ca not Races , Mo- - • h:1. /wen tried In the efntshle of rtperi. tor Boat Races; Athletic Sports and •,awe, with the Pru of o tinl�n, and ha. not = - - Evelyn Gil: returned to To - Games (Mtn I •+antis¢ he ann•t•vs M nor Games : Highland Dancing : Lacrosse. iest el r v.. _ t Marys 1 r, g I a ¢e three acres. Some forty acres have been fall p'nwed and about six acres in fall wheat. a:l in good state of cultivation. This property is situ- nted only 2 1-2 miles from Exeter and within one toile of school. TERMS The farm will be taold either for immediate pons-•ssion or for possession in the fall ns tray suit the purchaser. if for immediate vosses- sion 11) per cent of the purchase shall be paid on the day of the sale and the bnlnnee in thirty .lays. If for pos- sess'on in the fall 10 per cent shall be secured and the balance upon pur- ehnscr obtninirg possession. 2-3 of ale price mny be left on Mortgage emits rat 5 per cent. Further terms and conditions will be made known on day of sale or may be had on npplicntiol1 to 11. S. i'Iiif,1.I1:S. Auctioneer. GLADMAN & STANIIURY, Nil't'tors for Adrninistratrix. wradnateahat not been etotlled. Not the • Intl to 1'1 :t twtek. I . R . Mn s : 11 ass andt r .1. nett flip ;exe rt ¢nils modern unci- t g/;,, •'. •miss !M•In. it. N. ilow e a i'trers hands: Darden Party with; tar.s,'t,»IinWe.trrno,.tarin. • jest love:v. Z I , t:urtn ns. they an• ) illuminated Flotilla. The road rate' "."'( • Indil0'1411natrnetinn. "tion, leaves Stratford at 1 p. m.. finish • Mall Course. ?olerany day. • WOOD i011 SALE. -We are naw, inn rat the Fair (Intends. Bt. Marys, • )%r85f rpart)•,aar..• -prepared to deliver to arae part of i F11t\T 70 Ili'\'f for pasture, 21-2 a distnnCe of 11 1.4 milt`s. Por the GEO. BPOTTON, 1',iocip:tl, •• the town first class elm slabs. A11 road race and athletic games several • orders promptly attended to. hundred dollars in prises are offered. •7•••••••••••••••••••••••• Zt. GILLIEte. _ � • - +l ✓i • • / ija r-� fes• CS? t kl L ]o.t: Talon Powder f••. if 1::eps the shiny it ,o;: from the skin, leaves it as Soft as a , l.zby s rnd gives it the delightful •-. odor ofspring k's° violets. 4• �cnc`t� • OW on W. S. Cole CENTRAL T, STRATFORO, ONT. With twenty-two years' ex- • perience to its credit this college • is recognized as the geeatest • practical training school in • Z Western Ontario. Three d• partments: •• COMMERCIAL SHORTHAND 4 TELli(; RAPTLY Our classes are the largest, our courses moat practical and 2 our instructors experienced. sOur graduates aro assisted to positions and succeed as none • • others. Enter now. Get our • free catalogue. ••••••••••+••••••••••••••• ELLIOTT & MCLACHLAN, • Principals, $225.00. Buys a Thoroughly High Grade Piano Louis XIV Style. -at- S. Martin & son I3 TITS , MESSAGE FOR YOi74 If you have a cold, if you have a cough or croup. or hoarseness, or nervous disorder. you should rend the message and profit by iii: TAKE RICK'S TASTELESS C(11) LIVER Oil. It's easy to take, no tests, it's a tonic builder and a flesh producer. It piles away reserve etrength for you, and makes you worth more to yourself and everybody else. Pure Cod Liver Oil with that greasy taste removed. The other ingredi- ents net as a tonic. Ask your Doc- tor ; he'll say. "BRICK'S TASTELESS". All Druggists. • W. S. Howey, Phm. B. Chemist and Optician EXETER - ONTARIO. Y Hers s Good News The market prices for old junk are alive and so is The 014 Reliable Firm M. Jackson & Son one door south of the Itfetr,poli- tan. Just (not( at 1119 followings prices (no tr.i(le, and no true all cash. Rigs 75 c, per hundred iron from 0'Ic to 75e. per hen. Old rubber boots at shoes 7c. lb. Copper and bravo 9 per II). H tree hair 3`)c. per 11), 1.-nd and zinc 2 112 per lb. Now iloys the 24th Is Coming Bring your goods herr and get 11, • worth of you:. money. A treat v.tt•iel y of IRON I'll' tlways on h•tnrl at a to t - s in:, .• price, suitaltle Inc f• nee poo. (tracing bott'ev:►r,li�t'•. - ,f ':. Jackson & Sons- 1sr For ny r:,se of neswousncsi. slrep- lessn(!+. ae.•tk Atomich, indigestion. miles north of Exeter. Lot 11, on. •tYseep-iu, try Carter's Little Liver 1. (lay, 100 acres. Good pasture and fills. Relief Is sure, 'I he only tierce water. Apply It. It. ROSS, Myron, Ont medicine in market.