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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1909-09-30, Page 8+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++M 4-+++++++++++++++++++++++++.+.+++++++++++++++++.1 SThWART'S PHONE 16 .49 Yes, Business is Goad it The Best Ever We are good and ready for the best fall trade we have ever done. Our stock is all complete in every department. LtIO16 Jd6kCtS Our showing of Tailor Made Jackets is immense. Corset fitting coats, semi -fitting coats and loose box coats in Black, Browns, Navys Grays and Greens. Yes Back and Green will be the best colors. Prices range from $6.5o to $20.00 Girls and MdlOs Goats We have a lovely range in fancy Tweeds and plain Shivcott and Kersey cloths, beautifully trimmed with buttons and velvets. Loose, Semi -fitting and Military styles. Let the girls come in and see the new coat styles. They will like them. Quality and prices are in your fav- or. Dress Coods All the new cloths and all the new shades are on our counters. The new shades are very pretty, We show six distinct shades in the new Wistenia and all the new Edward Greens and smart Blues. Come and see the hest display of smart Dress Goods in town, Our New Dinner Sets are all in and a lovely let they are. they come to ns direct from the makers in the old land. We save you all the middle man's profits and that's quite an item too. The patterns we show are control- led by onrselves for Exeter. Conte and see them the pleas- ure w ill be Mutual, welike to show thein. You'll like to see them Full dinner seta $4 $15 It tt Ladies Fur Lined Nearly 50 to choose ;from; lined with prime Canadian Rat and Collate and Reveres of mink and sable. These coats are alt 'nage to our own order. We are show:ng real genuine values such au can not be duplicated by the job- bing trade. Our styles are new and every garment we sell goes out under a double guarantee. Buy early and get first choice. e=11 J. A. STEWART ++•:•++++++++++++++• •:-+++++++++++++++++++++++++ 4-44: ++++++++++++++++++++++ •++++++++++++++d•++ 1' F X.N;1 EK '1 '1M S SEPT. 30th 1lluty Market Report. -Tho fallowing 11 the report of Exeter markets, cor- rected up to September Seth Wheat 9fic to tt^1.00 Oats. nese, lt5 to fib cents. Barley, 48 to 50 cents Peas, 70 to .75 cents. Bran x`22.00 Shorts f,'_''i.UU. Star (Cour :e'=.75. Feed flour $1.50 to $1.55. Mutter lac. 1:egs c. Day $9.0t, $10.00 11ogs, Iveweight, 57.90. Potatoes 75 to 90 cents Coal, $7.25 a ton. Ducks, &, Chicken lee llerta 7c. Dried App'es 5c. Big Fur ('hone 22 Sale All Our Pars at 25 per cent. discount, R. N. ROWE One door north P. O. Don't Go By Here To Stay •••••••••••••••••••••••••; • LOCALS I Al. Hastings returned front LondonTimes Want Column THE Mondayotdayevening. 'Mr. W. May visited his parents in StitcLell on Sunday. WANTED -Apprentice wanted to Mrs. (Dr.) Seltery, of Helvetii, !Tarn barber trade. Penprase and We are still at the old stand and here to do spent Tuesday with r,:atives in town. llurke. - The 'Misses Morden. of St. Marys, FOR SALE. -Choice livered l'ocLer- business. This week we are offering a fine line of are guests of Mrs. S. F. Sharpe at the a at 1.U0 such. Sp_al lutek. 1'. Manse. I cIl. C:irlirtg• 3u 9-J Dress Goods Mrs. Herr, of Windham, was the ._-�--- guest o[ Mrs. John alcalahon, flay, FOR SALE Olt itENT- Two storey last week. brick house, centrally located. Ap- W. A. Lunn. Collector of customs. ply at Times Office. Toronto, visited his daughter, Mrs. --. l:r',Ibt a few days last week. %. %FOlt SALE. -At reasonable prices, Mrs. N. M. itich:rrdson, of Mama. Durham Portland Cement. Apply to Special Wes•ry Shier, Woodham Sask., arrived in town Thursday and . is tet present the guest of Mrs. T. LOY 'TO LEARN PRINTING -.One Karasek. who has passed the entrance exams. Mrs. Fred It. (:night, who has been preferred. Apply at TIMES OFFICE. visiting relatives here for some time OLD RELIABLE A very tine line in stripe Worsteds in suit lengths, only $1.00 per yard. Extra value at 75c., itt all the leading cloths and in the newest shadee. Thin Price goods are good weight, suitable for ladies or cbildrene suits. left on Friday for her home near WOOD FOR SALE. -We are now Jansen, 'Sask. Dr. Browning has workmen engag- ed -prepared to deliver to any part of l the town first class elm slabs. All ed tearing out the front foundation of bis drug store, to be replaced by cement. A new front window will be out in the building. A Great Offer. -The Times s and Hugh McKay, who bas been with Family herald and Weekly Star from the (tank of Commerce as junior for CENTS. ow till Jan. 1910 for TWENTY-FIVE several months. last week tendered his resignation and left Tuesday for Cook still seems to have the pole. Detroit, w•bcr: be expects to secure rt situation. A. It. Hewitt, who has Mrs. Tuesday. en. of Staffa. visited Mrs. been with the Sarnia Branch 611C- C:ark seeds Mr. 'McKay. commencing bis Mr. August Guhr is moving to town duties Saturday morning. ;rout Shakespeare In the presence of a number of Bus and Dray calls promptly attended to. Horses kept in stock for Fade. WM. ARNOLD without stopping in for a look at the on. OVENS EYE AND BAR SUE - new fall fabrics toe are tailoring in- geon. will be at the Commercial to suits and top -coats. You won't sec hate'. :(a:tr. 9 n. m. to 1 p. them anywhere else for we have them exclusively. • ORDER A SUIT MADE for yourself while you are here. We'll make you a swell one for as little as possible and guarantee more cloths satisfaction for the money At a meeting of the congregation of than you ever had before. Coven Presbyterian church Tuesday • evening it was decided to hold the W• W TAD�AN viers 00 Sa and Oct;e•oprnhng Fcr- • • viers on 5.abhath. . lath and to m. Glasses properly fitted and die - of eve ear and nose treated. Monday. Oct. 4th, fore- ilenea:l in afternoon. eases Nest noon. o t Miss Maud Taylor. of London. is friends of the happy couple, 'MissLou% visiting her parents. isa Piper, daughter of Mrs. Pipes. Mr. W. Wilson is moving to his Exeter, was married at the parsonage new farm near Bethesda, of the Askin street Methodist church Mr. 1.. E. Fanson this week moved Ia his farm near Farquhar. London. on Wednesday, Sept. 22nd to letter Mr. J.. Arthur T. Braithwaite, of Lon - ll don. The couple will reside in London. TI e Al torn( y Gn r Willis\Vis Powell Is tet- IIcnsall cal. is by str- and Zurich on a business trip. calve h.ltto- : ma.;istr:rtes, justices Mr. W. Dignan, of Lucan, spent of the Atereaceand constables. catlins Sunday here will his parents. attention 10 the provincial law . as It is expected the work of building nowamended. which imposes heavy the new dant will commence to -day. fines, with alternate terms of im- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Taylor have re- prisonment, on the conviction of a turned after a pleasant visit at Zion. person of - n person for carryinga Miss J. McQueen, of IIcnsall. is knife. pistol. metal knuckles, skull' visiting at the home of George Con. AI I C 1 lcm 3 nor. Merchant Tailor. EXETER, - ONTARIO. VA NCO( VEIL. SEATTLE. PORT- . LAND. SAN FRANCISCO. LOS ANGELES. SAN DiEGO. Reduced one-way second-class colon - fat rates in effect daily until October 15th, from a:1 stations in Ontario to above and other Pacific Coast roint'. vi Grand Trunk itai:way System. &cure tickets and further infor- mation from any Agent of Ow Grand Trunk. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CAFATORIA have an old-fashioned tea -meeting and fowl supper on the Monday eveninz following. It is expected that the extensive re -decoration of the church will be completed by that time. Th., Chairman of the Board of Maoa zo- ment zave a detailed statement of the work. the coat of which amounts to $700. Part of this has already been provided for by ,rifts front mem- bers of the congregation. Mr. Stan - bury announced that one member bad donated the cost of a complete cies- irk light system for ehureh and base- ment with handsome char.d.i es north in nil $150. This generous gift eli- cit, d warm applause. Csv, n church is to be conzratulated upon having such o.1rnt supporters and such liberal men, ! Mr. John Taylor is this week mov- ing into his new home on Victoria. street. Mr. Al. McDonnell retuned Thum" day evening mon► a trip to the Pa- cific coast. Mr. 'T. E. Handford last Saturday shipped a carload of horses to the Winnipeg market. An extra ;quilt feels good on the bed these nights. even though they do smell of moth balls. • 1)r. and -Mrs. Rouiston and child returned Monday from a visit with relatives in Milverton. Misses Winona Howard and Victoria Miners left Monday for London to at- tend the Normal School. We are showing a good reliable cloth at 5nk. per yd. This is a regultar 60 cent cloth, but owing to us having a very Large supply of this line, we going to clear it at 511c. per yd. Furs! Furs! orders promptly attended to. R. GILLIEB. The best we have veer shown, ranging in prices front $1.25 to $35. fur lined coats. This is the first year we have handled these, so are ofierin .NOTICE extra value in order to get your trade. As I am now in the west on a trip for my health, uty book accounts will not be collected until I return two months hence. A. E. PYM. Exeter, Sept., Oth 1909. 9-10-5 A few of those cheap Dress Goode left. A special line of Crockery for r this week only when we will give you a special price on all lines of DInner TAILOR MADE SUITS. and Chamber Sets and odd pieces. Ladies wishing man -tailored suits All kinds of Poultry taken, Butter 19e; Eggs 22c; Dried Apples 5c. call and leave your order and measure with Miss Torn, as she represents a leading city tailor. LADIES MAKE YOCli OWN - e DRESSES. +-:-++++4-1-++++++++++++++++++ Miss Tont is prepared to t: ash + L - Lakin Dressmaking own while they are •1• 000 I making their own dresses. Terms1 o,. and full particulars may be learned 1 r 1 - } '` by calling at her dressmaking rooms over Wilson Bros. store. Also an aft- prentice wanted. 9-1U-4 + � \ 4 - FOR - FOR SALE + Cottage and three lots in Exeter, + being lots Nos. 55, 50 and 57 south of +4. }• Over one thousand stn• +t Simcoe Street. On this property is a 1-• llentsenrolled by our chain last year. It pays to at- J / / Sargairi Table • CARLINC BROSU cracker or slingshot. I frame cottage (brick foundation) con- cracker - in County Secre• twining five rooms tend a good cel- tary ofI the Y: M. 'C. A., who at- lar also a good well and a large tended the class of instruction atstable. Good garden and fruit trees. Silver Itay, N. Y., several weeks ago. last Friday received word 'that he got 98 per cent. in the County work examinations. carrying off the honors. This is the second time Mr. Fleming has brought the honors to Canada in examinations in this line of work. ' Four of Adam heck's string of racehorses. Photographer, bloorshot, and two -two -year-olds, were • smother ed and burned when the car in which hardwood bush. bank barn 72 x 36 they were being shipped to London good frame house, never failing well, aught fire as the train was pulling cistern at the barn; good orchard. The other has frame barn, good wells, orchard. Moth pre in good state: 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. i1. Martyn, Exeter, Ont. Mrs. Vrooman and child, of Ilar- i burg, are visiting the formcr'a tr.•nts, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. An - der :on. '.Messrs. T. E. 'landlord and J. 'M. ithcott attended the Crossley and :hunter meetings at Illyth 'Tuesday evening. Garvey Acheson has recovered [roin the effects of his recent operation for appendicitis, that he is now able to act around. If Cook and Peary belonged to different nations, there probably would have been n declaration of war by this lime. Francis Carling. the hotel keeper at Staffa. has made application for the transfer of his license to John C. Eickmeier, of Walton. Out of da municipalities In Huron County 9 are now under Lacal Option on no licenses (►tnl 11 others will vote on Local Option January 3rd next. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams re- turned here last week to spend a few days with Mrs. Adams' mother Mrs. I). Johns, before going to their home in Calgary. Mrs. 1i. Cotter. of Toledo. Ohio. who has been visiting her mother. Mrs. Thos. Gregory. is this week the guest of her sister. Mrs. W. O. Mil- ler. of London. During the past f. w• weeks enorm- ous .)na['titles of plums have been shipped front Exeter to London and other markers. One firm alone ship- ped 1,500 baskets. In last week's issue we gave the open season for ,game, which included that of grouse from Sept. 15th to Dec. 1501. Grouse crtnot b' taken ibis year at all. When they emptied those keys of beer Into Elk Lake men went in stwimnun,, who Lad before oven noted for a natural antipathy to nater and baths of any kind. Dr. .1. A. ironing. ` Sept. of the Orillia Asylum. called on friends here Saturday and Sunday. 'min; came up from London. where he was at- tendinz the funeral of the late Mrs. A. .1. Rollins. here's a sus„ estion. Let all dramatic critics. ltooseve:t, Bernard Shnw, ala:t Caine and a few other stellar bor, s he sent ns a committee to the North Pole. with instructions rot to return until they find out all t pout it. Dr. ltyndm-t'n teat Th•trsday even- ing while driving along William Rt. ran into a pie of ,zravel on the ride of the road. His baggy was upset, but fortunately he sustained no in - Juries. The top of th- rig was twist- ed a little. The case of Dale vs. the Township of B::inshard. re the recent by-law granting the St. Marys & Western Ontario Railway $20.000. which was to have come up at Toronto on Mon- day after several adjournments, tris further postponed until to -day. The death occurred at Landon on Wednesday, Kept. 22nd. of Annie Kick•, be.oved nib, of Arthur .1. Rollins. a former resident of Exe- ter. 'Mrs. Rollins had h•, n ill for some time. itesides her ltnshand. she !eaves several .trop n up children to mmtrn their loss. The Bible w ill soon he printed in a •e dialect w every isn;n i. or dr ct kno n throurlont the nor'd. Last year tte- rerdinr In the 105th repast of the Mit ish and Void:fit 11:M'. Society. the •Inelf ages it wbi•-t, .iib r complete Bibles or parts of it ttrre Issued reached a total of 410. The property has to be sold to wind up an estate. APP1y to GLADMAN & STANIIURY, Barristers, Exeter, Ontario. FAItM FOR SALE Tt o hundred acres lots 20 and 20 10th and 11th concession, of Step- hen. The farm has 10 acres good out of the Toronto station on Mon- day. Both Moorshot and Photo- grapher were plate starters. the '.atter having won several good races. The annual field day sports of the Exeter high school will be held itt the agricultural grounds on Friday after- noon, October 8th. This annual event is awaited with much anticipation by the pupils, who are anxious to show their prowess at athletic games. Rn the school there are a number of good athletes and preparations are bo-, 6 South East Boundary, Kirkton. It in Made' to have the corning event is well situated three quarters of a the best one in the history of the mile from Post -office, store. black - school. . smith shop, mill. church etc. Forty An opera company barnstorming rods from school. Bank barn with Ontario struck town Monday for a atone foundation. Straw bairn with three nizhtlt' engagement at the Operapigpen Good frame house. The buildings and house are supplied 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 FARM FOIL SALE -100 acres Lot (louse. The 'hall was fairly we filled Monday evening. but on Tues- day evening the attendance was so slim. that the company decided to leave town yesterday tnorning. Wa don't know how good the company was. we didn't hear them. Some thought it was pretty good. while others thought it a little off color. The Exeter high Fchool basket -ball team went to Ilensall Saturday after- noon. and succeeded in adntinisterini + + + A meeting of the Lord's Day At- liance will be held in Maim street church. Friday, Oct. Ist at 8 p.tn. Mr. Manna. of Toronto. will be present to defeat 10 the Menson team. The I address the meeting. score was 8 to 6. The young ladies Master Douglas Stanhury. of Tor - were hi zhly elated over tie it sue- onto, who it will be remembered sang cess as they rams all down Ibrouzh so acceptably here last spring, has the town singing "We won". • They been engaged to sing at ttt•o concerts were pleased with the entertainment in Rochester. N. Y., in company with given them by the IIcnsall young the celebrated Symphony Orchestra, ladies. bring dined at a restaurant of Pittsburg. Master Douglas re- and taken to the nicks• show. A re- ccived this engagement piite unsoli- turn ,!ante is expected on the school cited. It is hoped that he may be ;rounds next Saturday. heard again at Exeter this fall. \Ve would call the attention of (lig Mason. the Lumber -Jack Evan - readers of The Times to our club- gelist is cooling to Exeter tinder the 'dux offer with The News. Toronto* auspices of the Y. M. C. A.. from whereby they can obtain the two Tuesday to Friday of next week for a papers for $2.25. The News is un- four day, campaign of Evangelistic. .viestionably one of 1h.• most inflien- work. On Tuesday night he twill tial papers published in Canada, its meet the members in their rooms. editorial comment being •looted On Wednesday night it will address from one end of Canada to the other. a masa meeting; of men in Main street 1•'or anyone wishing to keep In touch Methodist church. On Thursday he with Canadian affairs. there is no will address glen also at James street better paper than The News. Sampler church and on Friday evening he; copies can be obtained by dropping a tt•iil address a teac. meeting of men i post -di rd to 'this office. and women in Main street church Air. \\'. A. (:nnlin, of Chntha►n. Big Mason isa powerful speok••r and these meclinz' thou who 'looks after children that aro should be largely at- lcndcd. not being properly meed for. was here Friday investigating the case of three Eirk children residing near Zion. The children were out in tt field twitching :► neighbor plowing. and when Mr. Gnntin stud Constable Bissett hove in sight. They took to their heels. Two of them were cap- tured, but the Third managed to get no:ly. Tho father of the children tuns consulted 11011 and it was ar- ranged to leay.i them in care of re- ves who lire In give bonds that they will Fet• the youngsters are pro- perly looked after and provided for. 'A Regular Stortn Period extends over the lst to the 6i h. having its center on lb- 3rd. The Mercury period it also central on th.• 4th, ex- tendine puha to the 14th. General cloudiness and threatening weather will prevail 95 we pass from Septem- ber into October. bet these conditions will increase into positive storms of rain. wind and thunder. on and touch - in. the 3rd. 4th and 5th. These storms promise• general rains and twill hind up with murk cooler. au- tumnal winds and weather. Sections :t on the north ride of the country rnty possibly have a torch of early sleet and snow. along with the high barometer that is sure to press close/ on the western flanks of ties- storm”.1 it will be th prop: r thins. to watch for high • - • • he esterly gal. s over the great sat this period. Frosty nights. sth.11 the nits nee of Mercurial r'ouds will permit. will be natural in northerly dircetion• from about the iitb to the 8th. i o'- -+t *Geo. Spotton, Principal. ++++++++4•••••••+++++++++++ a J 8 tend a link of this great chain, for "IN INION s, THERE IS HTIIEN(:Tit." The demand for our t: graduates is 'THREE TiMES the suppy. -r Other schools engage S- our our graduates as teachers- -,l1, A special course for teach- T era Graduated of two years+1. ago are now earning $2, 000 per annum. Three courses-COM/11ER. VAL, STENOGRAPHY, and ELEORAPHY. Fell term opens Aug. 30 Write for particulars. Clinton Business College NEW PrOliSiOfl SIOEB 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, STOOK FOOD ALL KiNDS OF SEEDS, GRAiN, ETC. ETC. The very best grades of flour always on hand. Goode delivered to any part of the town We invite your patronage and solicit a call from you Bro(lel'ick's Stand EIDT Old PHONE 29 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 there was going to give th best kind of satisfaction? There isn even the germ of dyspepsia in an pies, cakes, rolls or bread made from our flour. To buy it is to be healthy and wise. _a Apples 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 adonis E!'poratinl O. W. GOODWIN, Nw.R.•. . • HARVEY BROS. Here's The market prices for 0 are alive and so is The 014 Reliable F M. Jackson & one door south of the Me tan. Just look at the fol prices (no trade, and no all cash. Rage 75 c. per hundred Iron from 00c to 75c. per hun. Old rubber hoots & shoes 7c. lb. Copper and grass 9c. per lb. Horse hair 30e. per lb. Lead and zinc 2 1/2c. per 1b. Bring your goods here and get the worth of your money. A great variety of IRON P1PEalways on hand at a rea- sonable price, suitable for fence poste, bracing bonlevarding. M. Jackson & sons The Best School "mg,...4. STRATrORD,. ONT. • The best time to enter our s classes is now. We ate funning the largcrt and, we believe, the hest business training Fcheol in West ein Ontario. Three de- parttncnts:- ('oNNF'ncisi,, SInu1taitATt1 TFtE itesetlr (set it inoney tanking educa- tion. Our graduates me in de mend and ate /meting with sue- = cess. Get our free c•atalegue i now. ELLIOTT & MCLACHLAN, Principals. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Manure Litters 1 Beatty l3ros.' Feed and Litter Carriers Overhead Conveyors. Beatty Bros.' Steel Stalls & Stanchions eon be installed as cheap R - Iumher and last forever. Q•'at.ty Bros.' Load Binder 'these three things are great. 1 .' "r•savets for farmers and r.• • easitiee en farm For Hale by W. T. Gillespie A Phone 51. Exeter. Vii]