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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1905-01-19, Page 9E ARE NOW BUSY with our stock width; and T it goes on we aro offering ',Special"st.ock tali ink, i. gains on all our winter Stock. It' not supplie( Ladies' Actrachan Jackets,30 inches l it will pay you to come now and get all you need. ' long, quilted satin lining,worth 11:*; 00, Sale Price $31.00 !Ladies Fur Coats 1-3 off Ladies' _ h Jacket 2s1 inches( Ladies Fur Ruffs 1-3 off long, largee bright curl. hest linings regular price $10.00 Gents Fur Coats 1-3 ofi Sale Price $34.5o Gents Fur Caps 1-3 ril:11117 1 i'. EX.ETER TIM S. .1 t1NUARY lath IIJu:) STEWAEZTS STOCK TAKING SALE Now Going on SpeLial Values in every Department All Winter Goods being cut to the Quick Fur !'oats fcr men and woolen -about fifty to select om. If you need one now is your fortunate opportunity. We can save you 25 to 30 per cent. on a Fur Coat Ladies' Fur Coats in black Astrachan, black Hokarau black I! i ial: Lamb, and Hack Persian Lamb. Men's Fur Coats in black Corsican Lamb, natural black Galloway Calf natural Russian Calf, brown Russian Calf,Beaverized WTam bat, and black Yack. Come and save some money on a Fur Coat. i Wo have five Galt Buffalo !lobes left, out they go. Do you want one? J. A. STEWART (New reading matter appears in this .pace each week.) The Strongest Foundation On which to builrll your future success and hap- piness is a SAVINGS BANK account. Every day will be helpful if you SAWS a part of your earnings regularly and deposit it in this Bank. We allow interest from date of deposit and have it added to the principal and compounded FoUlt times a year Of what use is prosperity if you cannot show evidence of having profited by it: Suppose- 3 ou start an account NO 1V with $1.00, or as much as you may have -yon can odd to or withdraw when you Tike -make the figures facts. Our plans possess advantages -we'll gladly give you particulars if you only ask us for them. Pillijk (MADMAN & STANBURY, Solid ture. The Sovereign Bank of Canada Branches in Huron County at eter Credlton Dashwood Hensel) Zurich Clinton F. E. KAHN Manager, hOoneettranch For rorrlago.-Ltoeesss, Wedding Rinse. Watches. Clocks Jewelry, Spectacles tc CALL ON R. HICKS' Watch Repairing a Specialty. 1 Mr. James Armstrong, of Crystal City, Man., visited his (mete, Mr. I. Armstrong crud other friends in town during the post week. Miss M. Animater and Mrs � ('rocker of 81. Marys are visiting copy for changes must be left . with their sister Mrs. D. Johns. not later than Tuesday noon. Casual! They expect to remain a month. adveetisemento accepted up to noon'While skating at the rink atthe Messrs. Wolter and Charles Craig, of London, spent Friday evening in town, Charles remaining over Sun- day with 3tr. O. Southoott. Coal. -Just arrived large consizn- ment Lehigh Valley coal. Now is the time to place your order. - H. TU ADVERTISERS. Wednesday of each week. T1li'RSDAY, JAN. 191h, 1905 N•••••• •••e••••N••••NN LOCALS 1 ***Ile*** 1••4N••• Read our clubbing offer. Read Mrs. Yeo's announcement on this page. Read Popplestone & Gardiners'ad. paeS. . Ilartleib makes a specialty of vetch repairing. Dr. Amos was in London, on Morj ay on business. Airs. R. J. Gurney is spending :a month •among friend. in Acton. Masqurade carnival on Monday night \liss :Maud Taylor fell on the is spraining her right arm. Mr. Hilton Evan., clerk with A. Stewart is laid off work for few (lays with blood -poisoning in Is right ban') and arm. Mr. John Southeott, of Grand Bend who has spent th cpast few weeks with relatives in London, spent the forepart of this week in town be- fore returning to Grand Bend. DR. OVENS. London, Surgeon, EYE, EAR. NOSE and THROAT.Fits Glasses properly. Office, Commer • cial Hotel. Exeter,. Next visit Sat- urday. Feb. 111 h. The Misses Johns entertained :a number of your t 1 my friends ort Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Parkinson, of London, a lin is visit - ;no in teen. See how to accomplish success in Notice. -Tho C. O. C. F. will hold t he Sovereizn Bank ad. Inst page. their regularmeeting on January 25th. The "At ilome" will be post- poned until February meeting.- It. N. Rowe, See. Treas. Exeter Woollen Mill. - We :are still in the business and have a num- ber of bed blankels,wool sheeting I stocking yarn. Custom wcav- indone as usual. -,Too. Muir. ock Foods. -We carry in stock improved English Stock Food, rnational. Columbian, Kow-Kure b.geum, Carnegae, ITessee' etc. . f.utz's Central Druz Store, Exe- Miss Winono !toward, of Winohel- sea sprint Sunday under the parental roof. \VANTEI►.-Situation. as house- keeper on farm. -Apply at Times Of- f ice. N1rs. T. 11. McCallum has been vim - Ding friend. in London during the past week. Mr. Curti., of Darlington. was the guest of Mr. John Essery during the past rvoek. The Harvard medical commission reports that cancer is not infectous but is hereditary, Miss Edi: h Sanders leas returned !tome from i plcaoant visit with fri- ends in I'' rest. Many su scribers have already re- ties%ed t heir subscription for 1905. Have you: Miss E. Elliott, Dr, Orme and Mr. 1). O'Brien. of Centralia, !pent Tues(. .1•,y scilh friends in town. Miss Fssie Cobblcdick, of Aliso Craig. i• visiting friends and rele- tire+ in town this week. Mr. Harry Either the Conservative candi(tat. was shaking hands with friends in loess on 'i'ue.dey. Mr. 1)ins,lele of En ;land and Miss Din dale, of tempest. were guests of Mi.. !tow' Marton East week. Tin annual meeting of the South Huron ;Agricultural Society, will be 11c1d ac llrucefield, •n February, 3rd.t he Toronto (Daily World, for f0c. from now to t h eetd of the ap- proaching .09.1011 of Parliament, which opens on .lnnwtry 11th, and ia expected to List at least three motet hs. Conservative !loom'. -The Conser- vatives of Exeter, have opened up committee rooms over Mr. Elliott's office, which are now open every Dycom 7. All Conserr•ttive9 are in- vited to attend, TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative llromo Quinine Tab- lets. All druggists refund the mon- ey If it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature is on each box. 15c. A number of our subscribers have renewed their subscription to the Time.* during the past few weeks, molly ammo z the 'lumber renew inz for the thirty-third! lime, who state they have never tired reeding it and will continue on as •ubscrlbers. Mr-. W. 1), Yet s riled blends) in \liarhell, 1111. week. baa. ltiesell, of 11x10.:ten, is in town nein_ to the deans of Mi . It. 8. Lanz. Mr. Noru::an Sinclair, of Ware Ike Bros. Co.. To unto, is visiting 1.14 Sill- ier. Mrs. Autos. Mrs. Jac-. \Viliib still hold run ;ICC.. 110.1 sale of her household d Tecta, on Sal urd:ry. ,I:u.UelIy 21 •. ..1 1•11e o'.:luck !,1,3rp. No i rsery.• :r.: Mee. Willis is leivi.tg ton .i. Par ti:ul:ars of r:eln in :naoth:r .:ulut'ui. Dr. But ler, London. mill Ise al 11►:+ Central hotel, Exeter, on Monday. .fanuar'y' 231d, 19115 all dray for Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat con- sult alion, eyes Tested and frlasses supplied. Rel. Mr. \1'.tl2.i11 of Loud rn. un ducted eduraticnal services in .lave.: street Methodist church on Smithy Ia.t deliverin r leo very excellent se- -list deliverir• r leo very excellent serrnors. Rev. Dr. Bannon Iak:ne Mr wallwin's work in London. The inf int child of Mr. Nichol, Lake !toad. died on Monday evening. The funeral took place from the re- 'iden:se of .1r. 11',. Smith, on \\'educe day afternoon. The Convenient Service to Nese York. -Is via Grand 'Trunk and Le. high Valley. 'through Pullman Sleepers. (+rand Trunk Azenta will make re.ervat ions( end give full in- formetio0. Rev. G. W. Andrews, of Cent 'alis, will preach at both services in Main street 'Methodist church, an Sunday next. January 22nd ; also at Sexsmith in 'the afternoon at 2.30. Rev. Wm. Godwin pr's hing anniversary ser- mons ot Eden appointment of the Centralia circuit. An advance of 10 per cent in the price of shoes was decided ose a•t a meeting of the Wholesale Shoe As.+(1- ciation of Ontario. This action taken avowedly- as a result of the increase in the price of )(either and shoe find- ings. At the same time it w.asdecid- erl to divi.'.e the association into two branches to be known as the West- ern Shoe Manufaoturer's Association and the Shoe Jobber's Association. Broke her Thigh. -Mrs. White, mother of Mr. Joseph White. ouo- mother of Mr. Joseph White. St. Msarye, fell and broke her thigh on Monday nig ht. She wits going down the cellar for coal, she thought else had arriveil at the bottom of the steps and mads a mis-stop which brought her heavily to the ground. Much sympathy is felt for Mrs. White and family in this trouble. Mrs. White was a former resident of Exeter. Honey in the home.- Honey is a valuable rnedicine and has many Uses. It is exoellent in most lung and throat affections and is often used with areal benefit in place dt cod li- ver oil. Ocoasionally there is a per- son with whom it does not agree, but most people can learn to use it soil 11 beneficial results. Children who letve natural appetitess• general- ly prefer it to butter. Honey is a laxative and sedative. and in diseases of the bladder and kidneys it is an ezaellent remedy. For Pleasure and Health.- You oannot do better than spend n few weeks of the winter, at the delight - fill resorts of California, Mexico or Florida. Grand Trunk Agents will sell tickets, make Pullman reserva- tions. and give full information. Farmers' Institute Meetinops.-Far- mers' Institute meetings will he held in this district on the follow- ing d:rtes;- Brucefield, February 21 : Exeter, February 22 ; Eliniville, February 25: Crediton, February 27 Grand (tend, February 28 ; Zurich, Maroh 1 : Beneall, March 2 • Bayfield March 3 8t. Colunaban, March 4: Grieve's school house, MCKiltop on Moroi' 6; lfarlock, March 7; Blue - vale, March 8: Ethel, March 9; Molc:sworl h. Ma rch 10 ; Fordwich March 11 ; 8t. Marys, March 13 ;Mit- chell, Starch 6. Great bargains in clothing an( underwear for the next few weeks. we also have a quantity of timothy and clover hay, and a quantity of oat straw for sale. -L. .\tc'Ta zzaet North End Store. Renew Now. - This is t lie assort of the year for renewing yo subscript ion. Have you re- newed your subscription for 111051 We can save you money on any pa- per in clubbing with the Tithes. Read our clubbing list in :another column All subscribers in renewing os well os any new ones will receive a band- Fome calendar tree. These calendars ere a work of nrt and romprisr, the four 14019009. winter, aprin t, mum- mer and ant 01110. Call and see them. Found. -On Wednesday, Jan. 4111, 1905, a cutter tug. Owner may have, same by applying :it this office, and paying fo rthis advertisement. Market Report. -The following is the report of Exeter markets, cor- rected up to Thursday, Jan. 10(11. Whe:rt, standard, :1.00 tier hue. (kits 30 cents per bushel. Harley 35 to 400 per bushel. Peas 60 to 62 cents per bushel. Bran $15 to $16 per ton. Shorts $20 per ten. Family Flour $2.85 per cwt. Low grade flour, $1.25 per cwt. Hut ler 16 cents per pound. Eoee 18e per dozen. Dried Apples 2 1-2 r. per pound. Pork, Live weight, .4.611 per res 1. Pork dressed e6.25 1.0r recto Hay $6 to , R 7 per ton. The annual meeting of ('avanI'res- bylerian Church, Exeter, was held on Monday evening last, January 16, Reports front all organisations its connection with the church were read, showing all- to be in n good financial condition. Messrs. .lames lcckcll and L. C. Fleming were rid- ded to the Board of Mena gers ; J. Senior, re-elected Sett'y •and Terns. Votes of drinks were tendered to the choir members, superintendent and officers of the Sunday School. .`le hoard of Management and other officer.. At the close of the busi- ness sctsion the ladies again furnish- ed refreshments, and 3 pleasant hour was spent in social chat. We con• or:nubile our friends of the C. P. C. CI IL INT O A= 4116.. Soars the De KM YGI Ilett Altrins Sou)4t Sigmas • date s of Furs our BI 6IcrIo of rursSTOC K TA K 1 N FURS Everything in Fur Goods Must be Sold Men's Coon Coats choice dark colors best twilled linings, regular price gm. Sale Price $49.75 Men's black Calf Cost with Russian Lamb collar, linen Qua'ity, regular price $33.00. Sale Price $25.5o Men's black Bulgarian Lamb coat. slush glossy curl, regular price $30.00 Sale Price $23.5o Men's dye,' 1Votnhat Coat, u great wearer and good looker, regular price $:3;3.00 Sale Price $23.5o Men's black Siberean Bear Coat wear guaranteed regular price $22.00, Sale Price $17.5o Men's Persian Lamb Cap. wedge phape very fine bright curl, regular price $7.50 Sale Price $6.25 Men's Beaverized Cap. finest quality good quilted lining regular price tai lo. Sale Price $2.48 Men's Electric Seal Cap. sporting shape. a great cap for driving, regular price $4.50. Sale Price $3.15 Men's Electric SealCap,wedge shape best quality well lined, regular price Sale Price $3.00 Ladies' Astrachan Jacket. small glossy curl,best satin Iinings,30 inches long. regulat price $4.1,00 Sale Price $38.00 2 only Ladies' -loin• -d Capes, fine quality, Brocade cloth, 311 inches long with Thibbet Fur 1.011 11' and trim- ming, regular price $15.0J. Sale Price $12.00 1 nn)v Ilaertrie Seal Capet•ine, beet quality, high storm collar, long front very stylish. regular price $1500. Sale Price $9.5o 1 only black Oppossum Canerine long front. high collar, best Satin lin- ings regular price $10.00 Sale Price $9.45 2 only grey Lamb Caperines. large curl, long front. trimmed with fancy cord and Bilk tassel( fringe, very swell regular price $15.00. Sale Price $10.85 3 only pre. Ladies'Astrachan Gaunt• IetA, best kid facing, regular price $5. Sale Price 3.5o 8NEL1_, 8z RCDWE --- FOR OVICR8IXTY 1KAR8 1 bride and ;room accompanied by As OLD ♦ice WELL-TIMED R oeeDT.-bra e j , he nests entered the linin room Winalow's Soothing Syme has beep used for J over sixty 11 children w tie teeteins, with perfect success. wedding dinner. Sir. an (1 Mrs. teenbymil ions of mother@tor tLeir anal t,artook of a daintily spread It eoothee teen child. softens the cranio, allays a 11 sures windcolic. an to 6.20rain for hmi.., IL le pleasant to the taste. Bo p►1u li d lathe boat reined I' rayne left on the 1 c Woodstock, before proceeding to tke by druggists In every part et the world. 26 Dents a bottle. Its value Is taoaku:able. Bo wire and take Mrs NI'in-lnw'e Soothing Syrup and ask for no other kine. Officers installed. -At n special meeting of the T. O. O. F. held on Tuesday evening last the following officers were installed by tiro. S. A. Poplestone, P.D.D.G.JT., for the en- suing term :-Jr. P. G., Bro..T. Ilea- unan ; N. G., R. N. Creech ; V. G., G. Eacrett : R. B., R. N. Taylor ; 1'. S. A. E. Fuke ; Treas., E. N. Di;uan ; War., Thos. Boyle; Con., Itobt. Gur- ney ; O. G., I1. Ford ; f. 0., S. Rowe ; 11. 8. Ns G., E. J. Spackman: L. N. N. G., W. Taman ' it. S. V. 0., F. Wick- wire ; L. 8. V. G., Ed. Hooper ; 1t. S. S., S. Fitton; Chap., Dr. Anderson Soo, where they will make their fu- ture home. The bride is well and favorably known here, being as na- tive of Exeter, and has a host of friends who wish t he young couple many years of .happy wedded bliss. --- 4 F-PWORTH LEAGUE MASS MEETING Mrs, Rev. Sutcliffe, of Grand (lend circuit, our District E. I.. i'rts. ad. dressed a Targe gathering of Leagu- er. on Tuesday 1711s inst., in .lam- es street League room. !ler ad- dress was earnest and inspiring.The speaker first said that as president officers were installed by Bro, et tho district she wished to come Wheal svantcd at Ibe grist mill in touch with the different leagues for which we will pay the highest price. Missiona ry Tea. -The Auxiliary of the \V. M. S., of lames-st. Church Exeter, drove to the home of Mr. John \\'elsh, London )load, on Wed- adopted the present plau of )neetin3 ncsda,r, Jan. 11th, %vhere they were ns many leaguers as could be gath- mo4t heartily ►eccived and kindly en-'cred at central points in the district (ertained. There were a :goodly and thus she would meet the major - number of the members present, be- tly of the leaguers. She enipbaeis- sides many others whovete in -f ed the E. L. pledge "Look up and Ierested in the Missionary cause, Lift up" We tnust "look up" to After lea was served. :u, excellent ( God in Prayer for help -we must al- pro,rrarnme provided by the ladies so "look in" -look into our own was rendered, and very much appre• hearts and sco if they are fit temp- cialed by all present. At a suitable les Tor the spirit of God to dwell in hour of the cresting, all returned tot:tnd "look out" -look out over the their several houses feeling refresh world of darkness and sin and give ed and henefitled by the social inter -1 our help when 'help in needed. Wo course and friendly feeling which es- must not only "lift up" but we must ;clod throughout the evening. ' "lift out" out of places+ and positions which arc drawing people down- wards end we Must "lift in" -into the light and knots ledge of God. There is much more in our pledge Than leaguers think :and whet we most need is power from God to help us live nut daily our pledge. It is desireable that the membership of leagues he increased at least teen per cent. during the present year. For tis ed by all t hat her Si retizl h would real E. L. Secretary is sending genout prove equal to the ...evert. illness pledge cards. Each signer pledees and for that purpose she wished she could visit each individual League and sce how each seas conducted, the style of meeting,amount of enthus- iasm shown by the Leaguers, etc. As phis would he impossible she Dial! of Mrs. 11. S. Lan r. -Seldom it ever in our villa In has a heavier sh:uloes fallen than !hat which rest- ed on the 110100 of our es ori by citi- zen, Mr .11 S. Lanz, Monday night, when Mrs. Lanz, al 10 p. 111., ex- changed mortality for like. The deceased had beet' suffering a i1 h n cold for some time, which develop- ed into pneumonia about nine days previous to her death. 11 eats hop- lhrou'h sherl, _ldd. o.,. Ina..iii!t but death •at haat triumphed, Mrs. Lallg had .grown up in this locality from childhood end e:r• universally be- loved. She ea.. Leh %'ed by her child- ren 9tu1 in her Itotne 1135 1110 eseenee of 11811 encs, trntlen0.s, lore and Christi in fidelity, g her her- rr1rc•d rand sorr0ein7. )toshand and i:avily else Imril3.r of a pure life, a ('hri.l ian chavie! er :and noble ex • himself or herself to bring in two new members and also to bring two to Christ during the year. Thr speaker announced t he Sum - Luer School which the Exeter Dist. will }told .at Grand !lend the tint stock of August :and bespoke Ilse in- terest of lees zuers. One of Mae trent meds of youn z people to -day •i9 more reading and bete' class of readin;r. She rave the Epwort h League a ample. Resides her hush:,,i,1 She motto for the year viz. -"For the It ases five you.: r rhildn•n, hyo Lord God will help ore : therefore it.aia 'liters and three sons the quant slhalt I not be confounded,; therefore est three being •' •e 111 a ,r years of lee, 1v1 a0 Iracr 1 .et my face like a flint, and will mourn the loving and tender 1 know that I shall not lir ashamed." rare of a devoted wife and mother. (Ia. 50 and .7 v.) The funeral will take ',Ince from her Good muslin was rendered by a male late residence on Thursday, (to -day) quartette. Measr.s. Martin, lley- na 2 p. tn. for the Exeter cemetery woad, Shepton and Anderson, and in '1'n the Lereavcd relatives is1 esteni- n duet by Miss Conn and Mr. Hey - ed deepest S,'tnpa 1 hy. se nod. \. .1rGorrt-T'rayne \upf lost-.-.\ very MAY OiLL, Dial. Src,v% happy event took place al the home of Mr, Ito` .ert McCord, of I he 911' con ••••••••••••41'••••••••41'•••• of London Iowneh:p, on Wednesday. L i January 111 h, when his daughter, A FAMOUS C['1i lath Mi,Lite was united in 1 hr holy bonrle of matrimony to Mr. ('h1.. H. Froynr, a prosperous real es- tate broker, of :both FOP. Malo, Ont. The ceremony which t nok plane :,I h:711 noon was performed by Mr. T. ('. 14,0ndet om, of Mt. Ilrydc •s. The hridr looked lovely in while crepe de Odor 1 rinttttrd a it li white s11;11 ribbon •and carried a bouquet of whit 0 roves Ind %nil la 2, 1nil 22 our while 'ones in her hair. Miss Lor. sine Ready of St. Marys, elm was al•n (faint i)y gowned in cream carats - mere and carried white rose.. made n pretty little flower girl. Thr bride entered the parlor leaning on the Farm of her father, In the strains of a 1eeddsn; march played by Sirs. Peter Gowans, of Exeter, After the - ccremon, and eon3ratali' tions, t he •••••••••••••••••••• ••••0111 CENTRAL STRATFORO, ONT. Young Mau. 1 "uta _ Woman.1lsere is nbund.anl reotn for ysu in 2 lie hizhrr :ind mote respon- sible posit ions 4•f like. 1 UI" ,\ItE NEEDED, gest a hu-in(•si or shorthand training ,n.) morels upw:ar(•, Enter our echoedW. ELLIO1101: 111011111 it t•o••ih'e. 11 AJ. IIIci.A( 'f T, Principals NLAN, j Write for free cattalo(ue. Gents' and Boys' Overcoats, Suit derwear and Ladies:' Underwear Skirt Waists all at reduced prices. s Remnants in a few days we will have our big remnant Dress Goods, Trimmings, Linings, Cottonades, S Prints, BCe. A big counter full. I 80 hir CAR LING BRO: Furniture for the New Sideboards, Easy Chairs, Rocker Bed -room Setts, Extension Table. Centre Tables, Couches, Mattresses Springs, Parlor Suits. fill going at Mind prim. Bo GonuinGed b11 • C. HVST O Funeral Director and Practicable Embalmer. Opera H Announcement BigClearingSal We wish to announce to the public that during the weeks we will make big reductions in Ladies Fancy Collars Ladies Belts Ladies Gloves Ladies Whitewear Winter Dross Goods and Underwear 10 PER CENT OFF ON ALL STAPLE DRY Also a few Tweeds Men's Overcoats Men's Odd Suits Men's Hats & Caps All at greatly reduced prices Call early and have first choice as these goods must out to make room for' new spring goods. Thanking yo favors and soliciting a share of your patronage far the co Choice Groceries always on hand. QRS_ W. M. Y ThcRo-TdVIorIss Go.' Ltd. Successor lo Ross & Taylor We thank our numerous customers for their patronage during the past 28 years, and wish to announce that we are still on 11te same preniises,with a larger and better !dock than ever, and consequently in a letter position than ever to quote prices that will in- terest intending purchasers of every kind of building materials. 0*811 PAID LOOS Of Of every description We do Custom flawing Buildings contracted for and satin. faction guaranteed. The Ross -Taylor Company Ltd. Thomas Suutheorth, director of colonisation, lig s received rel urn4 "hoeing the total immigration int n Ontario, etch:sive of lhosr cumin/ from the 1 "nited Slate., up an Dec. 1, to hive been 23,206. For the full year the figures 12111 probably reach 24.000. The number of immigrants list peer was 19,000. In 1900, when she department erns orr.inised, she We wish Our Mangy Custome AV Very HAPPY NEW YEi HARVEY 11 number was only 3,000. wor1 1 says r hn Province ing 'i large immigration o. ,ire•., who ore (Ierit); ttrpr 0120 country t0 eis01(N` rna vice. They ire being sent Ontario, where there is for men to work in the ba will probibly t aks up 1 in •piing, There is a conti1u city of firm !,borers.