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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1909-09-23, Page 8'1! ti h; 1=; ..t±: 1. E k !' 1 Al i S SEPT. 23rd ilial` +++++++4+44+++4-4444-4.4444-44+444-a+++4-44.14444444 i•++++++++++++++++++++++4•+++F3 +++++++++++++++4 STEWART'S PHONE 16 New Fall Stock ++ Complete We are ready with the best stock and we believe the best values we have ever offered. Ladles Tailor=Made++; Jackets •i• Are a very strong line with us. Smart t+ New York models are what we offer you. �t.+ Our lines are unbeatable. Millinery We are Ready to Take Care ofd;£Your Early Orders Miss Auld is again in charge. She has just returned from the fashion centres of Detroit, Buffalo and Tor- onto and is prepared with the very smartest styles for your approval, 11 Dress Goods We just ask you to do us the kind- ness to conte in and take a look. We want to introduce to you our exclusive styles Come and see us. Farm produce as good as cash with us. j. A. STWAR'T +++++++++++++++++. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ +++++++++++++++++4+44.+++++ •4++++++++++++:•+++ The Big Bargain Store During Fair Week Ladies Mantles, Children's Coats Big assortment of Fur Muffs and Ruffs, Fur Coats and Caps, Fur lined Coats and New Dress Goods in all the leading colors. Ladies and Childrens Fine and Heavy Boots Mens light and heavy Boots. Mens and Boys Suits and odd Trousers, all at bargain prices. Don't forget to see our table of Ladies and Girls hats at ioc each. Very nice for school or a second hat; also some nice trim- mings and feathers cheap. Peaches in Stock for Fair Day R. N. ROWE I'I1one 22 One door north P. O. Don't Go By without stopping in for n look at the new Fall fabrics we nre tailoring in- to suits and top -coats. You won't ece them nnywhere else for we here them exclusively. Exeter. (ti, d at the home of his ORDER A SUIT MADE mother Mrs. Char. Knight, Station for yourself while you are here. mtrcet. ( nr:y Monday morning, nged We'll make you n swell one for as 16 years. Ili death resulted from little ns possible and guarantee more tubercular peritonitis from which he cloths snlisfaetion for the money tt'ns an intense sufferer for poem than you ever hid b,fore. time. Ile bad been in poor heeltb for several years and on a few oc- ca+ions hid taken extensive trip.; for the benefit of his health. but to no nv•til and last spring his condition became much that he ons compelled to dispos of his business. A year zo Inst An:net he twos bereft of his wife who had been nn invalid for yrnrs. and a few weeks aro his father Mr. Knight was horn in Paris, Ont. and cattle hero as a young lad with itis parents over thirty yea; s ago. Ile engaged himself as clerk with Mr, 1;. Mace, later going to California, where he engaged in business with his broth er-in-law. ice suhsequentle returned to Exeter and engaged n leinese. Ile is survived by two eons, Frank Here To Stay Bus ;111(1 Dray calls promptly attended to. Horses kept in stock for sale. WM. ARNOLD Mr. !'rank .1. Knight, who until Inst M ty. had for a number of years been :t prominent b1191I1ess man of W. W. TAMAN Merchant Tailor. EXETER, - ONTARIO. IIRICK HOUSE: AND SiX ACRES OF LAND IN USi3ORNE. The North-East corner of Lot 13. Concession 6. t-sborne, the property of th• late isra I ilarris. The house V one and one-half stories high and contains six rooms, kitchen and wood- shed. There ie a frame barn about 10 by 10. hard and soft water, and abodt one aer! of good fruit trees. and Will, his mutter and four broth. The soil is n good clny. The lot is ere and one sister. The funeral took 1postly seeded nut and is well fenced place Wednesday afternoon for in• sad drained. Apply to ferment in the F.geter cemetery. He GLADM.AN & STANiWRY, was a member of the Exeter lodge, I. t Exeter. 1 O. 0, F. 8olieitora for the Executor. Market Report. -The following is Mr.+Peter Frayne left Tuesday for t 1 the report of Exeter markets, r, Times Want Column T E crud tip to 5:ptenlber .'•3:d. Wheat 97e to 81.00. Oats, new, 35 to 36 cents. Barley 48 to 50 cents 1'ea.s, .0 to 75 cents. Bran 622.00 Shorts *24.00. Star ;'lour 1'33.00 Feed flour $1.50 to $1.55. Butter 19c. Kegs 22c. tiny $9.00, :.10.tV) Hogs, iiveucight, Potatoes 75 to 90 cents Coal. $7.25 a ton. tor- a ip through the west. MIs. Ashley Fisch.•tt, of Thsdford, vi.ited Mr. and etre. J. H. Iltickwood fair day. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stewart of Lan- don, spent fair day with the former's brother. Alex. Miss Stella Gregory visits d in Lon- don last eek with 11. -r. -r sister, .Mrs. \V. O. :hillerw. ••••+••••••••••••••••••••• • • •LOCALS •• •••••••• s••••••• A (heat Offer. -The Times and Fancily herald and Weekly Star from now till Jan. 1910 for '1'WENTY-FIVE CENTS. Miss Millie Martin visited in Lon- don last weekks street repainted and a neat porch Mr. James Bissett, of London, was erected in front. This is now n a visitor in town fair day. very desireable residence and will no doubt sell well. Dr. and Mrs. Rouleton and child are sending a week's vacation with relatives and friends at Milverton. Mr, Ezra Oestreicher has resigned his position as stenographer with W. H. Levett to accept 0 similar one with a Berlin firm. Mr. John \Vocd left, Tuesday even- ing for Listewell ar.d other places to act as judge of cattle and sheep at the fairs at thoe,e points. A. H. Clarke, M. P. for South Es- sex, while here in connection with matters pertaining to the Stewart drain. last week, called on his cousin Mrs. J. 8, Ilarvey. Messrs. Gladtnan & Stanbury are having the Cloward house on William Mrs. W. J. Neaman spent several days in London last week. Miss Mara, of Lucan, visited her sister, Mrs. W. S. Colo this week. `,fis., Eva Hobbs, of Birr, is visit- ing her sisiter Mrs. D. W. Collins. Mr. Jos. Cobbledick, of Calgary, visited his father here during the past week. Mr. Joseph Cobbledick, of Calgary, vas a visitor in town during the past week. The interior and exterior of the Coven Presbyterian church are being decorated. Mr. A. D. R. Duncan, of the Union Bank at llillsbulg was a visitor in town Tuesday. Miss Fleming. of Kincardine. who was the guest of Miss /Arnold, return- ed home I'harsdny. :dr. S. 1Coxon, of Granton, sang a very pleasine nolo in the James St. church Sunday evening. It has often been wondered where pole cats originated, but Cook and l'eary have put ns twine. Miss Maude Johns left last Satur- day for Hamilton, where she will at- tend the Normal school. Miss Edith Ilyndman and Mrs. Bert !knight visited Rev. and Mrs. Per- kins, at Ingersoll last week. Mr. and 'Mrs. R. Keddy, of Heir - mutate, left 'Thursday to visit their children in Detroit and Fenton, Mich. Mrs. John Anderson and Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Arthur, of Anderson. were the guests of Mrs. John White Sun- day. Mr. Jos Lawson has been awarded the contract for the building of the ding and is now getting the material on the ground. `!r. and Mrs. Will Goodison, of c aie. left Friday morning for their ,ue after 'spending n week or FO -Oh relatives here. Mrs. Weldon, of Iluron street, who was in the [vest dnrina the past two months, returned home Wednesday evening of last week. The ratepayers of Myth last [week defeated the water -works by-law by 59 majority. the vote standing 91 a gainst to C12 for it. Mrs. (Dr.) Anderson. of \Winnipeg, who was the guest of airs. Saxon Fitton for a couple of weeks. left for her home Friday evening. Mr. J. If. Scott, at the London fair look ,;ecoid prize for the best exhibit of print butter. There were about fourteen compctitora. 1n the swords of a newspaper re- porter itwas up to Cook to get a Scoop on l'eary when he announced' the finding of the north pole. Mr. A. llaetines was in London last week, working nt his trade, be- ing engaged by one of the barber shops of that city on account of fair week. Mr. John Campbell, of Clay. who recently purchased the store business of Joshua .iohns nt Fareuhar, will have an Auction Sale on Tuesday, Oc- tober 5th. Mr. eSamucl Passmore, of the '1'hanies Cloud left this week for the northwest to ser sthat the country is lik. If it looks favorable to him he may maks up his mind to remain there The lorn1 option CI 111 pi 1 .t has started in Exeter in 1'3 rnzst. The eelilio11 asking i rouecil to sub - mil n by -la it hats been circulated and still no doubt receive enough sig- natures prescribed by law. Dr. homer Kinsman, of Sarnia. was here during the latter part of last week visiting his brother and sisters. His ehildrea Miss 'hlargaret and Mester fled. ttlw spent their va- cation here. ,rrl:iined with him. Sunday n •xt will be rally day in the James Street Methodist Church, w•h:n Rev. Itobt. hicks. of Crediton. will de - 1 ver nddresses in the morninz. after- s oon and evening. At the mass meet- ' ot; in the afternoon. Revs. Sharpe end Yelland swill nisei address the audience. The open r+t•nson for sale is as to:- :ows:-Ducks, Sept. 1st to Dec. 3Ist; geese and moans. Sept. 1511.. to May 1st; eronse, Sept. 15th. Ko Ile. 15th: plover. Sept, 1st, to Dec. Bath ; rail Sept. 1st, to Dec. 151h. Snip' and [woodcock open arnson--snip', Sept. 15111. to Dee. 151h. S tnirrels. black anti grey. Nov. 1st. to Dec. 1st. 11r. W. \V. Tame n Zest Thur. day received the rand intelligence announc- ing the death of hie fath, r John Taman at Myth. sthich and event occurred during the tiny. The de- ceased ts•:►s in his 82nd year and for many Via re wits an eett'einitd resident of !Myth. Mr. Paul Mad ;e. of the Thamca Rend. [who rteverel days a;o left for II,•ua. Nevada, with n largo ship- ment of Lincoln sheep. writes us from Pert Heron. that he [would like to beve his paper fora ;rdrd (here for a f.n- weeks. until the 17. 5. offi- e;a'. think the ,herr have been in tear 'mine Ion. etlongh se they will not cutch nny bell disorders lee-I.:- Nit ee-I : -oat in that reentry. Mrs. Eastwood, of Whitby, who has been visiting her daughter. Mrs. Stnnbury for the past month, re- turned home on Wednesday, Mrs. Stanbury accompanying her as far as London. On Sabbath Last ltev. 8. F. Sharp delivered two able addresses to large and delighted congregations nt Caven Presbyterian church. t.Tr. Sharpe has already won his way in- to the hearts of his congregation and is attracting many others to bear him. During the extensive building improvements which are going on ser- vices will be held in the basement of the church. Mrs. Thomas Yellow and Mr. John Morgan, of Usborne, received a tele- gram from Chicago reeuesting their presence nt the deathbed of their sis- ter, Mrs. James Fulford, (nee Eliza- beth Nola -Tan) formerly of Exeter. They left on Friday evening the 17th but when they arrived death had call- ed her three hours before they ar- rived. The funeral took place on Monday to Mount hope cemetery, Chicago. Misses Mary and llertha Mack at- tended the wedding of their cousin Mr. .Jaints Mack. only son of Joseph Mack, of :Durham to 'Miss Sarah fool only daughter of \Villiam Pool, of Toronto. The marriage took place at high noon at the home of the bride'a parents, 37 Sullivan street, Toronto. The happy couple left on the 4.30 train for Durham, where illr. Mack farms the old homestead of 200 acres of choice land. The marriage took place at Lon- don on Monday. September 13th, of Miss Lida 'May Quance. to Mr. Wm. J. Veer, both of Exeter. The ceremony was perforated by Rev. W. C. Beer nt the home of George A. Young, brother-in-law of the groom. They were unattended. Mr. and Mrs. neer, returned from their honeymoon Wed - WW1 SALE. -At reasonable prices, Durham Portland Cement. Apply to , \\'[•;ley Shier, Woodham. ! We are still in the swill!. Our Bargain Counter l► again OLD RELIABLE BOY TO LEAIta P1tINTING-One; who has issed the entrance exams. 1AT BARGAIN PRICES. Both ends and preferred. Apply at 'TIMES OFFICE.' DRESS GOODS large pieces. Regular 35, 40, 50, rpt and WOOD FOR SALE. -We are now75e per yard to deer 25t•. 'Thee.' goodie are all good, heavy and durable; make splendid dresses for your girls going -prepared to deliver to any part of i to school or you mothers. Come quick before they are all gone. the town first class elm slabs. Ail i r orders promptly attend dEatra value in table linen tor A few days only. Real Linen Damask full 72 in. wide i with neat pattern. while they last $1.00 FOR SALE 011 RENT- Two storey I per yard, also napkins to match at $2.25, $2.75 and $3110. Beautiful bleached brick house, centrally located. Ap- table linen. good width, special at 50 and 75e and unbleached table linen In ply at 'rimes Office. I heavy, well finished at'.5,:35, 40, 45, 50, 05 and 75c. These are extra value. but having a quantity of theta are going to clear to inske room for our fall WANTED -Apprentice learn barber trade. _ wanted to i enprase goods which are arriving every day. � Call and See our new range of fancy Suitings for I ladies in all the n'w shades and styles. t ladened with It GILLIES. I Table Linen LADIES M AK E YOUR OWN DRESSES. SHOES Miss Tom is prepared to trach Ladies Dressmaking while they are For Two Weeks Only we will give a special discount of 15% making their own dresses. Terms and full particulars may be learned by nailing at her dressmaking rooms over Wilson Bros. store. Also an ap- prentice wanted. 9-16-4 FOR SALE Cottage and three lots in Exeter, being lots Nos. 55, 56 and 57 south of Simcoe Street. On this property is a frame cottags (brick foundation) con- taining five rooms and a good cel- lar also a good well and a largo stable. Good garden and fruit trees. The property has to be sold to wind up an estate. Apply to GLADJIAN S. STANI3URY, Barristers, Exeter, fa-1#ario. FARM FOR SALE Te o hundred acres lots 20 and 20 10th and 11th concession, of Step- hen. The farm has 10 acres good hardwood bush. bank barn 72 x 36 good frame house, never failing well, cistern at the barn ; good orchard. The other has frame barn, good wells, orchard. Both pre in good stat,of cultivation. These farms will be sold together or separate or will sell 150 acres. Possession can be had on March 1st, 1910. 1f patties wish to purchase they can do their plowing now. For further particulars, apply to Thos. I!. rTartyn, Exeter, Ont. 'FARM FOR SALE -100 acres Lot 6 South East Boundary, Kirkton. It is well situated three quarters of a mile from Post -office, store, black- smith shop, mill, church cto. Forty rods from school. hank barn with stone foundation. Straw barn with pig pen and hen house combined. Good frame house. The buildings and house are Fupplied by water from a drilled well and windmill. Good maple bush. Large gravel pit. For further particulars write to Mrs. W. J. Tufts, Kirkton, Ont. 9-16-4 nesdny evening and have taken up ,NOTI'CE ' their residence with the groom's far- As 1 nm now in the wes a cots on Sanders street. ( trip for my health, my book accounts Mrs. Russell. of Saginaw, who „.„11 will not be collected until I return visiting her sister Mrs. Charles Bir -,two mouths hence. A. E. PYM. !ley on Huron street, was last Thurs- Exeter, Sept., 911, 1909. 9-16.5 dny taken tor, o' nn operation Lon-' I Dissolution of Partner= don to undergo nn o peration for the removal of nn obstruction .in her intestines. The operation was per- t and was thought the pa- tient formed itp tient would recover. but her con -I The pnrinorship of the Shipka dilion was such that her death ensued; tiering the evening. The remains store, times was registered Mr. 11. were taken to 'llelgrave her former home on Friday for interment. ship. on ing & Co.. has been dissolved and will not+ be carried on by ,Cohn Raizof Khiwu. "rhe coroner's jury sitting, on the case of Mrs. \Wesley Scott. of Thorn-1TAliLOIi MADE SUITS. dale. who shot her father-in-lawbl Ladies wishing man -tailored suite broil:lit in n verdict that she was call and leave your order and measure justified in (,hooting hint. owing tot with Miss Tom, as she represents a the fact 11E11 he had continually abused her. The verdict of the jury will have no effect in Navin; the woman tried but it is doubtful if n jury can be secunsil to convict tier leading city tailor. An accommodation trail has as many stops as a pipe organ. of warder. The will of the late The average woman seldom Harvey Scott was read at the funeral sorry for herself if she can find man to feel sorry for her. and the bulk of the estate was ;;vin to his grandson. The !instal ml of the woman, a ho committed the crime was given $500. Mr. David Mack received word on aloudny of 1h.. death of hie mother in Carberry, M311. Mr+. Mack had reached the gond oat age of 86 yrs. and tear well known in the vicinity of llensall. Sixty-five years ago she and her husband came out frotn Ire- land, taking sip I'nd three ntild4 west of Ilensall ssh it it was all bush. making for themselves a comfort- able home. Eighteen years ago lat±t spring they derided to retire from life and [vent 10 Carberry where they had 10 children living. leaving David on the hoinestend. They built it nice comfortable home in Carberry and five yenrs later Mr. Mack was call- ed away aged 80 years. Mrs. Mack itas lived alone ever since. excepting when she visited her daughters. She wan very active up to within the last weeks. every year taking a number of first grippes at the 1Vinnip g fair for all kind,' of needle work. She is survived by five sons and three daughters. e THIS WEEK Don't Put off Calling at This Store for post card views of Exeter. We have Public School, Trivitt Memor- morial, Station, two River views, Molaons Busk, and two Main 8t. views, besides hundreds of comics, scenery, birthday. Look at ours first you have the choice of the best producers at this store. The post card is n reitof our business. We have geed e• ; (inner' at Ple., pretty stationery at 10 and Sc. a sox. Costnetire, toilet soaps, many kinds You're aiways welcome. THE PURITY feels soaU• Women with pale co lorless faces tt ho feel weak and discouraged, will receive both mental and bodily vigor by using Carter's Iron Pills, which aro made for the blood, nerves and complexion. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTO R I A 0 stopped In 2) minute. sure with Dr. sheep's Cmup Remedy. Ono test will surely prove. No vomiting no dis- tress. A pato and pleasing syrup --50c. Wiwi -tee Now is your chance to get shoed before the winter comes. A good line of shoes in all sizes, to clear at 49c while they last, One Case only Ram Lals Tea in Black, reg. Soc, this week 40c Highest Prices for Produce. Butter lOc; Eggs 21c trade, 20c. cash; These prices subject to change CARLINC BROS. .1..1.:•1'•-: + 4.4.q..p.q..• :•{ +++ : or ,••:••I• }•. •i- 1,000 Over one thousand stu- dents enrolled by our chain last year. It pays to at- tend a link of this great chain, for "IN UNION THERE IS STRENGTH." The demand for our + graduates is THREE TIMES the suppy. Other schools engage our graduates as teachers. A'peclal course for teach- ers Graduated of two years ago are now earning $2, 000 per annum. Three Courses-COM3IER. CIAL, STENOGRAPHY, and TELEGRAPHY. F011 Term Opens Aug. 30 Write for particulars. Clinton Business College (leo. ipotton, Principal. 4++- ++++-1.3.4++++++++++4-4•+++ r NEW rioision Sioe Having leased the store pro- Mperty of Mr. J. W. Broderick. ain Street, i beg to announce to the public that I have opened out business in the line of Gen- eral Provisions. FLOUR, FEED, STOCK FOOD ALL KINDS OF SEEDS, GRAIN, ETC. ETC. The very best grades of flour always on hand. Goods delivered to any part of the town We invite your patronage and solicit a call from you Broderick's � It EMT OI(1 Stand ;'HONE 2.) pples Wanted The Evaporator is now open to re- ceive apples, for which the highest price will be paid. The company has always given satisfaction and will continue to do so THE Caledonia Fvaporatin C. (3 (%'. t,(;O' ��t•lrt, .\1i&.t_• t WE ARE CROWING because we have the exalted right to do so. Who wouldn't "crow" and feel exultant when they knew EVERY BAG OF FLOUR sold by them was going to give the best kind of satisfaction? There isn't even the germ of dyspepsia in any pies, takes, rolls or bread made from our flour. To buy it is to bo healthy and wise. HARVEY BROS. Here's Good News The market prices for old junk are alive and so is The Old Reliable Firm M. Jackson & Son one door south of the Metropoli- tan. .lust look at the following prices (no trade, and no truck) all cash. Rngs 75 c. per hundred Iron from tiOc to 75c. per hun. Old rubber boots & shoes 7c. lb. Copper and brass Oc. per lb. H3rse hair 30c. per Ib. Lead and zinc 2 1/2c. per lb. Bring your goods hero and get the worth of your money. A gr•eat variety of .IRON PIPEalways on hand at a rea- sonable price, suitable for fence posts, bracing houleyarding. M. JaGkson & Sons The Best School )4) CENTRAL STRATFORD. ONT. The best time to enter our classes is now. We are running the largest and, we believe, the beat business training school in Western Ontario. Three de- partments:-. ('o)i31Ern IA1, SHORTHANDTEI.t:(in.s1 TELEGRAPHY Get a money makirg (duca- tion. Our graduates ate in de- mand and ate meeting with euc- tess. Get our fire catalogue now, RLLiOTT & M('LACHLAN, 1'1 End! ale. •••••••••••••••••••••• The Haying Season is dere. And 3011 Win ht's it a hay fork. i have tho agency for Beatty Bros., Feti;us, round 1'o(1 track. Fatisfaction guar - ;i nteed and prices ight. 1iav t, capable n,f'te to it:stall then!. W. T. Gillespie.