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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1909-10-07, Page 811. 6 r: X .l` 6 '1' 1 Ni r. S OUT. 7th lUDi' 1 ++++-e+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++4 ♦++;++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++4 STEWART'S PHONE 16 Yes, Business is Good 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. LiO1c J6k6ts Our showing of Tailor Made Jackets is immense. Corset fitting coats, semi fitting coats and loose box coats in I3lack, Browns, Navys Grays and Greens. Yes Mack and Green will be the best colors. Prices range from $6.5o to $20.00 Girls and MdIOs 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. 173 Dress Goods All the new cloths lot and ail the new shades are on our counters. The new shades are very pretty, kVe show six distinct shades in the new Wistenia and all the new Edward Greens and smart Blues. Come and see the best display of smart Dress Goods in town. Our New Dinner Sets aro all in and a lovely lct 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 onrselyes for Exeter. Colne and see them the pleas- ure w ill be mutual, welike to show them. You'll like to see them Full dinner sets $3 $15 Ladies Fur Lined Coats Nearly 50 to choose ;from; lined with prime Canadian Rat and Collate and Reveres of mink and sable. These coats are all made to our own order. We are showing real genuine values such as can not he duplicated by the job- bing trade. Our styles are new and every garment we sell goes out under a double guarantee. Buy early and get first choice. ;,. %T. A. ST 2JWART +++++++++++++++++-++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++'+++++++++++++++++ Big Fur Sale All Our Furs at 25 per cent. discount, R. N. ROWE Phone '2'2 " to door not th 1'. 0, Appl Wante S The Evaporator is now open to re= ceive apples, for which the highest price will be paid. The company has always given satisfaction and will continue to do so THE Caledonia Evaporating Co. O. W. GOODDWIN, Manager. Here To Stay Bus and llray calls pronlptly attended to. Ilorses kept in stock for S:11('. WM. ARNOLD i DON'T MONKEY With t hat Cough use Howey's White Pine & Tar Big Bottle for a Quarter To prickly check a cold, druggiats are dispensing everywhere, a clever Cindy Co'd Cure Tablet called Pre- venties. Preventim• nre (also fine for feverish children. Take I'revc'nties at the sneeze stage, to head off a1I colds. HOS of 48-26c. (*old by w. R. fiowey. Market Report. -Tho following u , :•t.•ssrs 5. Martin, J. G. Jones and the report of Exeter markets, cor- A. Q. Dobler were in Goderich last r. cted up to Octob r 7th. 1 week giving evidcncs on the suit of \\'heart talc to tat .00 t Youn; vs the Canning Company. Oats. new, 34 to 35 cents We will Rend Tb•: Times to nny Barley 48 to 60 cents. address in Canada for the b.tlanca 1', as, .0 to :5 cents. of 1909 (and the whole of 1910 for one llrau ,$:22.00 dollar a hick is surely touch ;trod Shorts ti91.011 reading is titer for the small stun of Star flour 82.75.leas than two cents per week. II you Feed flour 81.50 to $1.55. me yourself, dear reader, a subscrib- Ituttcr '2U er, perhaps there is a relative or 1:.rgs 'la friend in the west who is not but who Hay 89.00, aa10.110 would much appreciate it. Hogs liveweight 57.55 The (annual Eames of 1h:: l:xet r Potatoes 75 to 90 cents Coal, $7.25 a ton. Ducks, Ac Chicken 10c Ilene 7c. Dried Apples 5c. Times Want Column!THE WANTED -Apprentice wanted to learn barber trade. Feuprase and, - I Burke. FOlt SALE. -Choice Barred Cocker -1 els at $1.00 each. Sp. ak stick. T. ' B. Ca rii n;. 3U-9-� I'Olt SALE OR RENT- Two storey' brief; Loos:, centrally located. Ap- 1 A very tine line in stripe \Vorsteds in suit lengths, only $1.00 per yard. ply at Times Office. Extra value at 75c., in all the leading cloths nod in the newest sbadee. TbIa price goods are good weight, suitable for ladies or cbildrens suits. OLD RELIABLE We are still at the old stand and here to do business. This week we are offering a fine line of Dress Goods sc•h.ol will be held on Friday, Oct.' • tlrOlt SALE. -At reasonable prices n.a. w - .......... ............ne-i Durham Pnrttat.d Cement. Apply to general ins at 'J o'clock :t. in. ;tt the school; Wesley Shier, Woodham. grounds, grand procession of school �- children, football match and basket -I BOY TO LEARN PRINTING -,Opel ball match. At one o'clock p. m. on � who has passed the entrance c:ams. Special We are showing a good reliable cloth at :,0c. per yd. This is a regular the Agricultural grounds the general i preferred. Apply at TIMES O1 b ICE. 00 cent cloth, but owing to us having a very large supply of this line, we are ;games will be held followed by the i -t-- 1 going to clear it at 50c, per yd. •••••.•••••••••••••••••••� distribution of prizes at 5 o'clock int WOOD FOR SALE. -We are now front of the grand stand, Evers body I -prepared o dt deliver to any par o t t f • Anniversary and Ite-Opening.-The from orders promptly attended to. It. GILLIES. The best we have veer shown, ranging in prices fro$1.25 to $.'35.00; • • LOCALS Iwelcome. i the town first class elm slabs. All Furs! Furs! err•••••• s••••••• A great offer to new subscriber* 1 he •Times and Family herald and \Veekiy Star from now till Jan 1910 for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. This of- fer is good to points in Canada only painters and decorators who have! been engaged on Caven Presbytcriat church nre not" so far advanced that; it has been definatcly arranged to, hold the Anniversary and lte-Open- ins services on Sunday the 17th inst.' with a good old fasbioned tea -meet- ' ins on the. Monday evening following. Mr. ]'red Ilawkshaw Left last week The new pastor, Rev. Samuel F. for Toronto. Sharp, 11. D„ will preach and :t spec - Miss 'Myrtle .Dauncey visited iul!al program of music is being pre - Parkhill last week. rased, Miss Edna Burridge, of London, is 'Mr. James Whyte, has been ap- visiting Mrs. C. Southcott. pointed agent of the Massey llarris Miss Pearl Leavitt, of London, is Company at 'Zurich, land will leave tisitin; Mrs. ]Tarry Gould. shortly for that place to commence his works. Mr. \Vbyte, is an excep- Mr. Wen. Arnold has sold his race tionally fine gentleman and there is horse to a lady in California, no doubt he will build up n success - Mr. Geo. Sutherland and mother, ful business. Although not n resid- of Ilensall, visited in town Monday. ent of 'Exeter a great while. Mr. Mr. 'Walter Westcott left last week Whyte has made many friends here to visit his brother J. W. in llamil- 'end he is sure to made good at ton. Zurich. \Vill Knight left last week to re- Mr. Mason, the evangelistic sec- sume his studies at the London Col- retary of the Y. M. C. A. arrived lege of Medicine. in town Tuesday evening, and ad- dressed briefly a good number of Mr. Thos. Russell. returned frhurs- Y. M. C. A. men in the Y. M. C. day evening from a trip through the A. room. The meeting was more for Western provinces. the purpose of getting ao;uaintetj 1)r. Prescott Ross, wife and child, with the men, and :getting the Chris - of Idaho, are visiting the former's tians lined up fort he work that is parents. Mr.and Mrs. 1). A. Ross. Notwithstanding the disagreeable weather last Friday, a number from Exeter attended the Kirkton •I''air. Mr. Ed. Fowell, Mrs. al. Vowel! and Miss Cora, returned last week from the (lend, where they spent the sum- mer. Messrs. W..1. 'Carlin; and Jos. Davis attended the fall assizes :it Godcrich last week in the capacity of jurors. Mrs. 'Moriock is moving to het residence on Mill street. Mrs. John- ston, Who has been renting it having moved to another house. Mr. J. 0. Jones spent a couple of d ys visiting Dr. and Mrs. Harrison. o Detroit. Ale was accompankal bows by Mrs. Harrison. sr. A number of residents are fixing :heir lawns with dirt from the rt,:.l dam property .recently purchased Ise the town from J. N. Howard. The basketball match between the liens►ll and Exeter girls, scheduled far Saturday evening, was palled off on account of the unfavorable weath- er. Owing lo the unfavorable weather, the work of constructing the new dam was not started last Thursday. This week will see the work com- menced. A meeting will be held In the Town Ilall next Monday evening for the purpose of organizing a band. Every person interested is expected to be present. Miss lielen Brown. of Detroit, who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis, is visiting her mothvi. and will remain here until shere.- stains her strength. Mrs. Fred ,Mills, of Exeter North. has purchased from Mrs. Bartlett, of Arkona, the properly on Thames' Road. just east of the town, formerly owned by Janes Moore. , Mrs. John McMahon and two child- ren, of Winnipeg, nccontpnnied by Mrs. ,Mcalahon's sister. 'Miss Stella i'enhale, are visiting their parents. Mr. and Airs. \Vnl. l'enhale. Mr. ]'rank ]:night, visited here Sunday with his grandmother. lie has resigned his position as break- rnan with the C. P. It. and expects to leave today for California. Mr. John harness was taken to the• London hospital last wreck to under - ,;o an operation. The operation was performed Monday. with prospects that Mr. llarnees will soon be able to get around. Rev. E. A. Fear will preach Sun- day School Anniversary services at Ailsa Craig next Sunday. Rev. Ken. ncdy, of Ailsa 'Crain; will take charge of the services in Main Street Church dnrin; the day. Dr. and Miss Mabel Follick, of St. Marys, visited thrir (,gents here Sunday. Miss Follicle hes just re- turned from a Grip to the coast. tak- ing in the exhibition at Seattle and a .o viciting San Francisco. airs. Thom. Gregory' eat. unfortun- on Saturday in isustainin; a frac- .re of her wrist. She was walking the 'garden a hen clic slipped on a 1 ,ird, and in falling threw out h,•r rm to protect hes self. the breaking of her wrist 1 Willie, the young son of Thoma„ Webster. Exeter North. had his ri,rht lig broken bett"ecn the ankle artd the knee Tuesday noon by a kick from n horse. il,r was riding on a lard of wood with his father aa hen the horn:• kicked hien causing the injury. The rival bus lines started nut Mon- day- mornin,t with a change of driv- ers. Sid Davis, who drove the Arnold bus for sonic time. was relieved of his position Saturday evening and Monday morning was in charge of John (lillespie's outfit. w bill' Dick Daniels was driving for ,Mi. Arnold. Mr. llcllorian. caretaker of the London Thistle Ilowlin; greens, was her,' ;ash w:•ek looking over the green% of the local bowling club. llo FOR SALE -Some first class fine Shelving either in sections or separ- ately; also a couple of good counters and four up-to-date show cases. Ap- ply at Post -office, Ilensall. DR. OVENS EYE AND EAR SUR - aeon. will be at the Commercial tlotel- Hours 9 a. tn. to 1 p. m. Glasses properly fitted and dis- eases of eye ear and nose treated. Next visit Monday, Oct. llth. fore- noon. Ilensall in afternoon. ,NOTICE As I am now in the west on a trip for my health, my book accounts will not be collected until I return two months hence. A. E. PYM. Exeter, Sept., Oth 1909. 9-16-5 TAILOR MADE SUITS. Ladies wishing man -tailored suits call and leave your order and measure with Miss Totn, as she represents a leading city tailor. LADIES MAKE YOUR OWN DRESSES. Miss Tom is prepared to teach to follow. Wednesday night he Ladies Dressmaking while they are making their own dresses. Terms and full particulars may be learned by ,calling at her dressmaking rooms over Wilson Bros. store. Also an ap- prentice wanted. 9-164 speaks to men and boys only in the Main Street 'Church; 'Thursday .night he addresses a meeting to men and boys in the James Street Church, and Friday night he will speak to every- body in the Main St. Church. He is a winning fellow, a pleasing, cermet speaker, and he wants to meet every- man. Men, don't fail to hear him and .act aoluainted with him while bs is here. The question of free udvcr•tisins is a public source of worm• to e fisher of a country n,•tvt.p does not wish to appear mean or to offend bis friends, and yet he must remember that he has to depend up- on the revenue from his paper to pro- vide his bread and butter and no small portion of this revenue must be made out of the advertising. In this office there is a rale that whenever an admission fcc is charged to an en- tertainment or meeting, we charge for n11 advertising in connectlou therewith. i\1'e also charge for all cards of thanks, or nny matter from which any person or organization ex- pects to reap a pecuniary benefit. The storekeener is not expected to hand out free of charge the goods he has for sale; the publisher has his ad-, vertising space for sale and he should sot be expected to give away; his goods. The suit of Col, Wm. Young, of Goderich, against the Exeter Canning & Preserving Company was tried at the assizes held in Ooderich last week. Owing to other engagements, His Lordship Mr. Justice Clute did not open the court until Thursday after- noon. Col. Young sued the company for the return of $1,750 prod by him on 100 shares of capital stock in the company for which he had subscribed He claimed that when he subscribed for the stock it was with the under- standing that he would not have to put up any money. but that the stock would be carried for hire until the earnings of the company would pay for it. He also denied having received a copy of the company's prospectus and claimed that the prospectus had not been flied with the Provincial Secretary ae the law requires. Wit- nesses were called on both sides. Tne Judge struck out the jury notice and tried the case himself, finding against the ('ol. on all points raised. .Judg- ment was given in favor of the corn• pany dismissing the action. Win. Proudfoot. K. C., appeared for the plaintiff and ter, 1V. Sladwan for the company. A Reactionary Storm Period is central on the 9th and 10th. Al- though the Mercury period and Earl hat autumnal eluinox are both bearing on all this part of October. we figure That this reactionary per- iod will bring only moderate distur- bances. The temperature tsii! rise• and the barometer will fall and in- creased cloudiness may result in light rains, with •e c a r change to cooler rtturn- irig about the 10th to 12th. A Regular Storm Period is central on the 14th, covering th' 12th to 17th. This period etnbrnc s Moon in apogee and on the ee'estial eluator on the 13th. and New Moon on the 11th. About the 12th decided storm conditions will be,'in forming in the west. Ity the 13111 and 14th the tem- perature will be high. and the baro- meter will he low and falling in west- ern aces inns. and from Wednesday the lath to Sunday the 17th. heavy nota tumnit storms. with lightning and thunder on and lotichin; the lath: will pass from west to east across the country. The same period comprises n very marked 4•imtnic period. cen- tral on the' Iilb. At this lime irho Cane( Saturn is in opposition with Earth and Sun, and Uranus and Nep- tune ni•e in luadratnre with Earth and Sun within a few blurs of the same time. This aslronotnic outlook. all within 1110 days of Moan's con- junction nigh Earth and Sun on the 14111. ,'ret] increaast the probe - Walk.; of ,norma, seismic Finks and` general volcanic and iteroral rnani-t adds. d set, sal chanes. one in pi'- hsstations. This 19 a time wh 0 navi- tien'.ar beinr th sowing of s•ed. Ile sailors of the north Atlnntic and thef ndvised the discnntinn•ine-' o. pinntinj Brent Ink's should exercise caro cower heed ns the clover impedes the against 1' :t, danger. Change to irowieg of the Erase suitable for much co:d.i• ..ith high barometer at,. bow lirtg purposes. violent gales will wind up this p; riot; • .1 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 cottage (brick foundation) con- taining five rooms and a good cel- lar r.lso a good well and a largo .00d garden and fruit treed. ,..operty has to be sold to wind 'gip an estate. Apply to GLADliAN & STANBURY, Barristers, Exeter, Ontario. ---. -•- FARM FOR SALE Two 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 are in good state of cultivation. These farms will be sold together or separate or will sell 150 acres. Possession cnn be had on \larch 1st, 1910. if patties wish to purchase is better than no ba; at All. That's they cnn do their plowing now. For why we suggest that for a trial, you further particulars, apply to Thos. It. Martyn, Exeter, Ont. fur lined coats. This is the first year we have handled these, so are ofTertn extra value in order to get your trade. Bargairi Table A few of those cheap Dress Goods left. A special lino of Crocks for this week only when we will giye you a special price on all (Ines of Dinner and Chamber Sets and odd pieces. All kinds of Poultry taken. Butter 20c; Eggs, trade 23c cash 21c; Dried Apples 5c. CARLINC BROS. "20,000 Razors for Free Trial!" A near scientific discover 3•-a secret process -has revolutionized the manu- facture of razors. This discovery en- ables us to offer you a blade of Carbo - steel -(steel plus carbonl-which you do not have to hone or grind; a blade that stays sharp always. To prove it we will distribute Carbo - Magnetic Razors on 311 Days' Trial ab- solutely free --there 1s one hero for )ou. This Razor is tempered by n secret electric process at an absolutely even temperature of 2.500 degrees. The re- sult is the hardest cutting edge known to science. A blade of Carbo -steel that we guarantee for a lifetime of perfect wear, no honing -no grinding. W. J. HEAMAN, We wantyou II know and enjoy Y the smooth sh:nb,.; comfort you can obtain only throupn the long sweep- ing diagonal stroke of a straight blade standard razor-ts a Carbo-Jlagnettc- whtch cuts the h.eire cleanly without splitting them or turning the ends back into the skin to cause irritation, pimples, and even worse troubles. o come iri today and get a Carbo -Mag- netic Razor on 30 Days' free: Trial. M"K LOOK FOR THIS THTRAM .,o • .ATO /Ki '&ie6l&decuih6ie Carbo EXETER, ONT. A SMALL BAG buy "a small bag.' of flour we sell. We know what the result will be -le will be your return to buy During the past few weeks there A IIID HAG has been great destruction of sheep of the fame kind of flour. It's no by dogs among the flocks of farmers use exp-'rimenting on flour after not far from this village. Apiong you've tried ours. It beats any we those who suffered tire Mr. Samp. know of and is freshly milled and 1'.irsons tete lost r', fusel, Mr. \V m, properly priced. Leave your order \\'finer for t"Iwur ths destroyed five nt the mill. and Mr. 6. J. llog:trill into whose flock they have been at least three H A RV EY titnes, killing six and mutilating about a dozen others. The destruc- tive work has bceu done at night and the dogs have escaped and their own- ers are unknown. As :t conseluenca of the danger in leaving the flocks in the fields the sheep owners have for weeks been ta4ting their sheep into their barnyards in the hop: of there- by protcctine thea'. On 'Thursday night last week however while Mr. Ito; arth wile at Hamilton, Mrs. lio- earth heard the sheep bells ringing and called to the boys who were in bed who hastily got to the barn with the still found a dog madly chasing the sheep, even into and out of the pelt grabbing one and then another. Gifford who had the gun luckily tuaq- nged to get sure aim on the boast and shot him dead thus putting an end to al least one of the vicious brutes. (� p Some of the "'beep trere bowels (railed out as they (led, and de"when Don't Go By found, some mill Aurin; had their others again the flesh eaten from their shoulders and thighs and they tout yet dead. Is it any wonder the sheep industry has declined when so many useless dogs are permitted by the municipality to he kept even by those who have so i;s:' for them. The council refuses to cornpensats the sheep owners for loms_s sus- tained in itis manner and as a re- sult many farmers have discontin• lied ;a hat would otherwise be a pro. 1111 b:. industry. BROS. (BORN WALTER -lei Exeter, Monday, let, to •$1•. and Mrs. Herbert ter. n daughter. Oet Was Children Arai- Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTO R IA The old way lo Cure a Cold The New Way 1eke r-1OWe$ Cure a -Cold Capsli'c Sold 1(„ly r.t i!owey''s Drugstore without stopping in for a look at the new Fall fabrics we are tailoring in- to suits and top-eoats. You won't see them nnywhere else for we have them exclusively. ORDER A SUIT MADE for yourself while you nre here. We'll mnke you n swell one for as little ns possible and guarantee more cloths satisfaction for the money than you ever had before. W. W. TAMAN Merchant Tailor. EXETER, - ONTARIO. Apples Wanted -AT-- The Centralia Evaporator Highest prices pail. Thos. Elston Proprietor. IM••=1TMINIIM9 +++++++++-:-++++ +++++ + ++4 J'++ 1,000 f Over one thousands, -fit - dente enrolled by our chs last year. It pays to a tend a link of this gre chain, for "IN usi TIIERE 1s ic'rneserrii•" The demand for graduates is TNR TIMES the soppy. Other schools eng our gradeates as teache A special course for teach ere Graduated of two years ago are now earning $2, 000 per annum. Three courses-C(013ER. CiAL, STENOORAPII V, and TELEGRAPHY. fall Term Opens Aug. 30 Write for particulars. Clinton Business College $ +, ++++ l'++++++++++'rl S• : +1 : +�e Geo. Spotton, Principal. NEW 7 rrovisioniore' !laving leased the store pro- perty of Mr. J. \V. Broderick, Main Street, i beg to announce to the public that i have opened out, business in the line of Gen- eral Provisions. FLOUR, FEED, HTO('IC FOOD ALL K INDS OF SEEDS, (GRAIN, ETC. ET('. The very bent grades of flour always on !emir: (Goods delivered to any part of thetow We invite your patrnnage and solicit a call frorn 1011 I3r(lderick's � EIDT Old Stand • PHONE 2P A 1 t prescription is printed stem each . e. box of J)r. ,,oep's fink Ptin 1 tb'•ete. Ask )(ter Doctor or Aro r;.aa if this formula ill not com- p:et, . 11, ad paths, womanly pains. pains anytthere get instant relief from t I'i•+k 1'••in Tablet. Sol-] by ‘c. S. Ilse, t.