Exeter Times, 1909-10-14, Page 1Neter
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THIRTY-SEVENTU YEAR—NO 1879
EXETER, ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. 14th 1909,
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JONES & CLARKS'
Phone No. 32.
Shopping Here is !'lade
a Pleasure
. Another Cut of Our
POPULAR COATS
We have•all the new Ideas
and Styles shown in Coats for
this EC tsotl incl you are sure
of getting the correct thing
here.
ladies Fur -lined Goats
A Winter Necessity
Every lady thinking about
a Fur Lined Coat this season
should see our special lines.
Our Coats have the hest Rat
Lining and genuine Sable Col-
lars with ;t good Broadcloth
shell. Do not fail to see them.
Mlllineru Millineru
Only a word. Our Milliners
are very busy. Leave your
orders early so as to have
your hat in Fond time. They
are working every night to
catch up.
With our immense stock of Fall
and Winter \Vearables to show
you. Our new Dress Goods, New
Jackets. New Furs, New Fur -lined
Coate, New Skirts and Waists and
new Underwear are the best we
have ever shown, We want you to
conte and sze them and see whit
we are doing.
Ladies Winter Coats
One of Our Strongholds
This is one of the many cuts of
our popular Winter Coats. They
come in Black, Blue, Green or Gray
Popular prices, 10, 12, 14, 10, 18, 820
Childs Coats
A. great many styles and cloths
to choose from, colors Black, Blue
Brown, Green and Gray. Bring
along the girls and we can please
them. Prices $3 to $8,
BO\V LING
The bowlers from the cast side of
Maio Street didn't do a thins to
the undlers e we on
• the tr
bowling alleysfrom Fridthayen-
nightest side
when
• the first match game of the season
• was played. They won two out of
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• three games and on the total count
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• were 121 {tins to the good. On ac-
• • count of the rule to observe the foul
• line being enforced, some of the play-
• ers were handicapped, and lost sev-
eral pins by sliding over the line.
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The first game went to the west side, with 57 pins up, but the easterners
• cause back in the second, with a ma-
jority of 117 and to make the match
safe took the third with 61 pins to the
good. As the boundaries did not take
in Exeter alone, the west side had
llarry Eilber, of Crediton, and for a
new player, he put up a good game,
Two of the players ran over the 500
mark, which is considered good bowl-
ing while nome of the others came
close to that score. Following are the
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Jones & Clark 11
Hea•.lctuarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford
Clothing; alio) high grade shoes and wall paper.
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WE BFUEVE 1NAi4OS1 PEOPLE
MUST DE 8HOWNC1OTHES
Moreover, we believe in having the clothes to show, so that
when we tell you we have Overcoats from $8.00 up to $20.00 and
Suits from $7.50 to $19.50, we have them here to show youl We
are starting in to cater to the better trade and intend carrying
the best line shown in Exeter.
Overcoats
\Ve have this season's showing of Overcoats fir allcasi
oc oar
in the finest collection of beautifully tailored garment• that have
ever been shown. Among the styles are the Motor Coat, the
College Ulster, the Prussian Collar and others—in all the lead -
ng shades and fabrics. Prices from $8 to $20.
Greene Swift & Co.'s Suits
Are in the front. rank of the tailoring trade !to -day. Thai
Special Made to -Measure
Department is the
most up-to-date in
Canada. We can give you a Swell, hand -Tailored Suit, made to
Teen- measure, from $IL to 819.50.
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Ready-to-wear from $7.50 to
17.00.
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A Full Line of Men's Furnishings
to Open '1'h s Week
SANDY BAWDEN ppusilc Pest Office. Exeter, ()Mario.
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18,000 bushels of
Paring Apples Wanted
At Exeter Evaporator before
December 1st, 1909
tsh paid for saint', and satisfaction guaranteed.
CaIednia Evaporatine Co.
( \w., C( ( .,‘NN I" . ' ,•.(I.
East Side
S. Bawden
G. E. Anderson
J. J. White
\V. Murray
Ed. Westcott
144-145-135-121
161-158-161—.480
157-180-168-505
96-123-13.4-353
126-168-176-470
1 s684-771—",11-2232
West Side
W. J. Mallett 149— 90-141-380
J. Norry 138-110-133-1:1
11. Eilber 114-155-153-422
L. Palmer 161-142— 87-390
A. Brintnell 179-130-199-508
741-657-713-2111
An interesting bowling game will
be played on the alleys this evening
between sides of which Alf and JIm
Walter are the respective captains.
The {west Ride team will try to re-
gain their laurel's in a match to be
played Friday evening.
Klrkton
The case of Dale vs the township of
Blnnshard promises to be settled this
week. 'It was heard in the singly
court at Toronto Monday by Justice
Alu'.ock. who reserved h.s decision
unta the latter part of this week.
Much :nterest is being taken here in
the outcome of the case, everybody{
hoping the township wins.
Mr. Thos. fruits, who has been in
the west for the past couple of
months. returned home Friday.
Mrs. Walter Ilazelttood is confin:•d
to her bed on account of illness.
We are pleased to be able to ,re-
port that Miss Blanche Snell is able
to be nround again.
Mr. John Williams was In London
Inst week attending the funeral of
a cousin.
Miss Ray and 'Miss Bella Marr were
visiting at the letter's mother on
Sunday last.
The farmers nre busy filling their
silos in their vicinity. The verdict
for the corn is light but well cobbed.
Mrs. Jos. Kirk is expected home
this week.
The Rev. B. Snell, in the 11letho-
dist Church last Sunday spoke of
other things than spiritual but rale
the less interesting and necessary.
the subject of his few secular re-
marks being ladies hats. in the form
of a suggestion that they remove.
them during the progrots of the ser- Centalia
vice. intimating that it was a con-
siderably obstruction to him ns well
as the congregation. Anyone wlio bas
attempted to deliver an oration.
peoration, eulo;y or even a simple
address,is well awareof the necessity
s
try
of Nein* nb1e to see his listeners, es-
pecially so in a sermon, as a person's
face is the only index to the preacher , .
how far he is succeasful in reaching 'Miss Kati(' E.Iwtt, of London, spent
his con;rogation, a whole souled Sunday at her home.
lizhting up of the countenance being, Mrs. W. It. Elliott, who has spent
n decided encouragement, while a the past two months in the north
tolerant smile is a powerful lacca- west returned to her home here on
five to greater efforts. As for the Saturday. Mr. Elliott remained for
people, n preacher oft -n loses a the good of his health.
great deal of bus force and power if Thes
in thehowwon't
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MondayofItwas'2.
$1.00 per y:., '. --':ants
League meeting was
held on Tuesday evening a hen Misa
Laura Butt delivered a fine topic on
Doubting Castle, "Pilgrim's l'ro-
gress 8erice" Mr. Clarence Duplan
was appointed delegate of the Ep-
worth League conference to be held
at St. Mary's on Oct. 18. 19 and 20.
Mr. Elijah Colwill is making im-
provements on his residence.
The anniversary cervices of the
Methodist church will be held on Sun -
(horn immediately after, but don'tek
suppose that {would do. for thee,+ •• Phonograph
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Sun -
never ttas a woman yet that could [[ .r.
pal a hat of any k:nd in it's proper ▪ The plrasnre of making your :
position iwithout a mirror. Howeverfi. own retards is worth the price
of the machine.
Think of listening to the voices ..
of your friends that are far away ?-
A record made by absent .1.
children and I'(yed ones is be- i.
7(111(1 price.
With one you may teary, for- .r.
eiin languages Yon may hear •i•
the latest songs and music for •l'
The ':'
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' a few vents n a dv
only
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cast is small. We handle only y
4. 4- the genuine Edison Phono- i.
grephs and Records, On the in -
I: stalment elan if you wish. Ma- :.
• chines fitted with In('e horns. ':-
and ((111es. *le 5(1, *21 110, CIS. 04)
' and up. Call at oils Mote and •;
..listen to the latest. in -proved E,!-
is, n machine retards. Watt a.
elle ee p'sy of Thanksgiving awl •;•
Halloween I'ost Cares.
twill we solve this problem.
Dr. and Mrs. '1'. Henderson. of To-
ronto. have been visiting Watson
Itros. :3rd line. for the past {week.
Mr. Ed. Gabus, of St. 'Marys, spent
Sunday ttith friends here.
Mr. M. Hoskin, of Exeter, sport
Sunday at his home.
Mr. Samuel Brown ttho has been
laid u p
for some ti me is able to be
around o nd n ,a In
Mr. Eel. Kay visited friends in
Lakeside :art Sunday.
Those young friends who drove off
east Thursday night with "hilly"
horse. hnd better be careful as they
are known.
I)r. Carr mule a hasty call here
;est week.
Silo filling and taking up potatoes
nre the order of th.' div.
For Inv c.,sn of nervousness, sleep-
lessness, weak Ptomaeh, in•liuestten.
rtw•nen-; a'v C•.rler'i. T.tf Ie elver
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TH1 PURITY
%tee Manager.
andWinnipegthere.
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ed out nearly 35 bushels to the acre,
about 20,000 bushels in one bin 30x
130x7 feet. It was bard to believe
my own eyes. On this farm he has a
town site, called by his name "Noble"
and of course he contras this site. T' HAWKINS
Then as a firm they own some e 20 SON
sections of land about half of which
they have broken and seeded to fall
wheat. Tbis is the land they are
for Fall Eainting
Use the Genuine Elephant Lead
Lasts longer, gives a better finish, and withstands the
weather better than any other lead. Insist on having it
with pure Boiled Oil, Raw Oil and Turpentine your job
will be satisfactory.
Martin Senours and Elephant ready Mixed paints in 15,
25, 45 and 5o cent tins
Senours Floor Paints the best made 45C. qt.
Elephant Floor Paints 40C. qt.
Floor Glaze Enamel35 & GOC. tins
Chejap Floor Lac .. .... .40 & 7 Sc. tins
Crack and Crevice Filler ... 25 & 35e.
Campbells Varnish Stains .• t 5, 25, 45 & 35
Varnishes............ .... to, 20, 35 & 50
Aluminum Paint. ...... ....................Io & 25c
Alabastine & Murallo in.... '5 & 50c. pkgs
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE
TO !THOSE WHO NEED
A STOVE
Autumn is here and ycu are thinking of a
STOVE
It may he a heater of some kind, a coal range or a steel
range. If you are needing a stove it will pay you to call
on T. Hawkins & Son. \Ve are selling the best makes in
Canada to -day and will sell therm worth the money. Now
we don't want you to take our word for it, but we will
convince you before you buy.
We do all kinds of Tinsini',hing, Furnace Work, Rooting, (Both (ialvatttiij
and Ready Roofing i. Call and see us and tell us your needs
selling, besides private lands of out- s
side parties, the price and terms be- il*MM MMmmmmmmmrMIMM/mmmmMMMM:
ins anyway to suit the purchaser
from ;+15 up, and come have already
been sold in the neighborhood of *50
per acre. lint toe rawthk thisisfirm hi l When You Get Your
broke out of the prairie this
spring some 15,000 acres {would make
our firms look small and no wonder
each rehires an auto to look after
their farms and their business.
Then 'I saw three new towns, Car
wangay, Barons and Noble, which
have sprung up since July 20th of E
this year, each having three grain
elevators and stores of every kind
and mostly two of every kind. And
to think of all this material having
to be hauled from Claresholm, a,
distance- of 24 to 32 miles, the people
being so eager to ne on the ground
i:oor for the new business. awaiting
the )ening of the newC. P. ill on1 J�(jj111111111111r11111�i1111111,f1,1111{1111111.11�t1111`Illt1,11,11��fi�
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self c th business
t a
h t is done in
C:areshaltn. with all the extra ma-) --
aerial being hauled through there ......., _ .. ... , ,1,•. m, „!... t[ .?.,„.,.,
and Borne 21) 0. 1'. 11. aradinz central � ij i3ijEil �ll� rf taitil i:s'. 3i Saiiii 3 i.fiii3`
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to be provisioned. Besides x76,000 ar:
being spent in waterworks and gxfgi7 R`"•"�'''
electric light ; e20,000 for schools ;
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$20,000 for court house. while a = URNITURE and UNDERTAKING!
grain elevator and a 1,000 bbl. flour 1
still are do be built.
One afternoon we took a drive
down to Granum, the next station
south and called on Mr. and Mrs. 11.
.1. Snell and I al,.a met Mr. A. Hun-
ter, nil of whom are well known in!
Exeter. arr. Hunter is foreman of
one of the best thorough -bred horns(
tanches in Alberta, the Stewart &l
Ilunt r a
c r nth c•r cot
Another of • t r
o afternoon.
we took n ride of eon{., 1:3 miles into;
the foothill of the itockies and there '
saw the noted Mackenzie, Mann & Co.,
cattle ranch. known as the "4•t” 1
ranch. covering Mum acres. Neer-
ly every beast for sew •11 Tulles around, •
in the ranch and outside was branded
with the hi,! "44" on the retie ribs
and while on the's. hills facinz the'
east, we could distinctly s e town':
40 miles npart. just like being in '
Sea forth and Nein; able to see 5411'
the land across to Exet:•r. down to
Lecan and over to Stratford and hack,
there not beim n hiil. bluff or tree
in sight. No wonder the suns erns
to shine down upon you from n11
over the world at once and every day
is the elm,. it is after the';e drives
that t he {wild ducks and prairie
chickens tante so ,rood.
\Ve both nre enjoying ourselves and
are :e<•]in; fine ssith our trip and
:(ave this evening for eanpelet, Vir-
den, Iiem:ota and Ujn;:as again.
\oura'Trn:y.
.1011N i)ELBRIDGE.
You Take No Gnaws
Fall and Winter Suits
from an old established , and reliable house
like ours.
Time -tried Reputation is what ensures you
satisfaction.
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor — Exeter, Ontario.
Th • Sunday -school he eon n 1- from
Ihat scripture which t•ich s that if
your brother strike you on the cheek.
you should tern the other 1.;o and
endure even for seventy times s V.11.
Johnny had listened to his ti sett.).
a y attentively while she emph.t-
•.z el this fact, and after the lesson
the superintendent rose to make n:
lett remarks.
"Now. boys," he said. "how many
t1m.•s ought nnother bay to strike y();
h •'.rn toe hit him back "
".iust about or:•'• !' promptly rn-
stt 1 Johnny.— 1 .. Delineator for ,
Neeemb r.
Children Cry
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Parlor Suit Parlor Tables
Easy Chair O(Id Chairs
111usic Cabinet, Couches
Sideboards Hall Racks
Buffets VtClel
Cabinets
lnets
Dining -room Tables Din
ing (hairs
Dainty, well made and at rasonable
prices.
Bed Room wits I3ed Couches Mattresses
Springs, Brass and Iron Beds
Newest styles and all at popular' pric( s
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading 1151111' Fut nishers and Funeral Directors.
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Manure Litters
Beatty Bros.' I'('ed
and Litter Carriers
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e(artyOwellead Conveyors.
Bros.' Steel
Stalls &:Stanchions
c'an be installed as cheap
as lumber and last forever.
Beatty Bros.' Login
Node'.
These three things are qtr.•-►
labor -savers for farmers and
I necessities cn a faun. ,
For sale i.y
W. T. Gillespie
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