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Exeter Times, 1905-06-08, Page 814'1iE EXETER •L'IlAtt.S. JUNE 4th 194J r TI3WARTS s( oI r r i \G \' Sl'E('lAl, 1N (.'LITTON \ :..i - t r ht.t (lay 1)teslst'ti and Shirt Waist Suits. Ali the fit west \T 1 itVeS, and latest colorings. IOC, 12C. 15C. toil IOC. Four lint's that are winners. DO You Know a Corset Bargain. 1Ve are offering a line of Corsets SAME STYI.E AS CUT with hose supporters, attached, made from fine c;e)se weave, Kitille, new full hip, bust model on latest New York lines, grey or white. Regular DOLLAR COR- SET. To introduce this new line, our price will be 73 Cents. 48C. the yard for the best line of 27 inch Jap Silk, we mei offered, black, cream, white, wash proof, wear proof, and (-tit proof, so the Japs say and they tttl.'Itt to know. Ail( to see our Jap Silk at ....480. FARMPRODUCE;ROD'('E; - We want •ill we can get. are paying e butter and eggs than luustmare (rr J people. . A • STEW.A.RT Come and try us. 'The Jiirie Wedding The Juna hri,le, the ;roast, and the present crunsr a deal of excitement in homes where they are in evidence The presents are a very important '` part of the occasion indeed, and just as it would be impossible to have a wedding without a bride, it is in: - possible to have presents withou a jewellery store. \Ve would like t stake it plain to gift -givers that 1 h• store will undertake to supply themi with attractive, artistic articles that are in every sence suitable and in every particular worthy the occa• sion. It doesn't take so very touch money to own them either. rot r.early so much as it used to. We will gladly assist you in every possible way to make selections. S. Fitton, GRADUATE OPTICIAN. $I6 and $18 TO ADVERTISERS. The copy for changes must he left not later than Tuesday noon. Casual advestisemente accepted up to noon Wednesday of each week. Tilt'ItSJAY•, Jt'NE 8th, 1905 4+++++++ N N N N N+++N+4 I LOCALS ••444+N ►+t►N+44! Read T. Hawkins & Sons' new ad in this issue. The County Council is in session at Goderich this week. Miss Cora Fowell spent Sunday with her mother at Grand Bend., Lawn mowers sharpened on short._ est notice at D. Hartlelb's, Exeter. Good Pasture h. � i running t r ening w stet for horses and cnttlo,-Apply to J. N. lioward. Mr. Youu; of London. was the guest of Miss Edit h Beers on Sunday last. Miss Hattie Follick has returned hone from a pleasant visit in St. Marys. A number from here attended the Seaforth races on Thursday and Fri- day last. Mrs. Powell, \trs. S. Fitton, and , Mrs. Kni;ht spent part of last week at Grand Bend. ' Lett. - Good axe, between Credi- ton and Exciter. Finder please leave same at John Ferguson's Exeter. Wanted - At once a hou5c keep- er on farm. middle aged person pre- ferred. Apply at Times Office. A SNAP. -A lot of remnants in 4 yard wide j,inoleums. One to four yards to the end al Stewarts. or sotnewhere around there, Mr. Thos. Hartnett! was the speak - is a favorite point for sum- er at the services in the James to. Methodist church on Sunday East. trier suit prices. We've Dozens of Choices for you Around $16 & $18 It's a sensible price to pay, too. That much money All present subscribers of the Tiln- ea may have the Family Herald and Star to Jan. 1st 1906 for 40c. Mr. A. R. Huston, of \Vyotnin r, spent a few days of last week with his brothers and14 of her ncerc. A petition has been nurnerou.Iy signed requesting prat Thursday, Ju- ly 6th, be set apart ns our civic holi- day, Found. -A Rain Coat, on •or about the 15th of May. Owner may have spent herr buys suits that name on proving propeerty, paying for Ihis ad. Apply at this office. are really good enough for Mr. Barry nrnwning, student of anybody to wear anywhere. Trinity Medical College, Toronto, has returned home for 1 he summer vacation. Miss Edith Ilecr very acceptably rendered t he solo ••Itnck of Ages" iu tho Main O. Methodist church on Sunday evening last. The wending is nunounced to take place to -day (Thursday).of 11 r. T. E. Coombes to Miss C. Airtti, of Exeter jtorl1. Further particulars inter. t'sc Bordeaux Mixture for spray- ilupr fruit and ornamental tree', 15 and 25 cent cans.-Ifowey's Drug tit ore. Mrs. It. N. Rowe and daughter Miss Lilly returned home on Tuesday evening after spending a few days with relatives in Clinton. All are correct Fabrics. Will you call some day ? W. W. Taman Merchant TsIIor. ELOCUTION AND PHYSICAL TRAININO Mrs. Rhea Scott Vernon, ilonor Graduate of Alma College, 54. Tho• ruse, Ont., eishes to announce that she intends to open a studio in Exe- ter, in September next, for instruc- tion in Elocution. English Litera- ture and Physical Culture. 31s is also prepared to take concert en- ari,it'ntente as reader. Further lKtr- ajettlars annrwaccd later. The Methodists of the Exeter Dis- trict will have a sunnier school :at (:rum) (lead, beginning the Ville:- part illapart of duly. Itev. \1r. Mender:sea of 1 he Mission Roosts :and Rev. Mr. McLauabiin of Victoria College and others will tike part. .+++++++4.:++++++++++++++I++++++t+4-H ++++++++#++tiff Watch This Space Every Week_ WHAT! PURITY NON-AL('OHOLI(' FLAVORfN(1 EX'1'IRA('•r YBP:- In Lemon, Vanilla and Almond. Are pure white Are delicate flavor. Strongest, purest and cheapest. No evaporation. Excellent for any and all kinds M flavoring. Sold in glass jars at Inc. Sample sent by mail on re• ceipt of price. Handy in Country ant everywhere. Try it. and reccotnmend it. .A.C3 NTSWANTED SIV IDRY�7ttit1eRID in teen :.11,1roaraty write for Purity Mfg Co., Exeter, Ont, n formatloe. +++++++44+++++++++++++++ ++++++♦++++++++++++++++t++ Messrs. Poplestone & Gardiner !rive secured an advertising -pace ill The 'Times and Trill have ni flay things to telt our reader. • 4e: week. Bit. OVENS. Loudon. Sur;eon, EYE. EAR. NOSE and THIIOAT.Fits Glasses properly. Office. Confiner - cial hotel, Exeter,. Next visit Sat- urday, July 1st. The annual union pie •i- (.f t h In- dependent Order of Forestut v %%41 be held on Thursday. June 2211d 11 Grand send. More particular. /14.1.1 wtc k. Mrs. Locke. of Boston, i• 1'\pert- ed here this week fur 3 vi -i1 TT i111 her Brother, Mrs. Jars. Oke. and her sisters ti:e Misses. Oke and Mrs W. T. Acheson. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- lets. All druggists refund the mon- ey if it falls to cure. E. W. Grove's signature is on each box. 25e. Iter, It. .1. M. Perkins Trill deliver an address at the Sunday school con- vention in McGillivray on June 911 on 1117. "Privileges and Responsibil- ity of 5. S. 1\'urk." The laxative affect of Chamber- lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets is so a teeahle and so natural that you do not realize it is the effect of a medicine. For salt in Exeter by W. S. Roues-. Dr. Butler. London. will be at the Central Betel. - Exeter, on Thursday Jun! 29th 1905. all day for Eye, Ear, Noss and Throat con- sultation, Eyes tested and glasses supplied. Union services of ' the I'res'•byter- ian and \fain st. tiethodist churches will be held on Sunday, June 111 tr. Service in the morning in the Pres- byterian church and in the evening in the Main street church. Mr. and Mrs. Jol:n McInnis spent a few days of last Tveek with friends 1.1 Sea fort h. Mr. !McInnis intends starting soon on a prospecting tour through Manitoba and the North- west. Notice •1•n Shareholders of the Exe- ter Sall Works Co. - Please take aurtice that the annual meeting of the above Company will be held Monday. June 12th at 3 o';lock p. m. in the Town Hall. -T. 1}. Car- ling, !key-Treas. A number of yowl; quests were entertained at the home of Mrs. Thos. Handford on Monday evening in honor of the venni birthday of her youngest de gbter, Labelle. A very pleasant. 1 itne was spent by the wee folk. Attractive Display of TUB GOODS Wash Goods Shirt Waist Suits White Mercerized Fine silk finish, neat patterns, worth 'tic Itr '3Oc yard. White Vestings in big range of patterns'2.ic to 50.! yard. White Muslin s in pretty lace stripes 10, to 2.ic yard. its Dot Musl•ns Very fashionable this season for ladies dres- ses, fine quality, '2°k- to lac yard. Black Muslin PUcouranved '25ry pretyard.ty patterns, open lace effects, 15c, 2, c Fancy Satanas Blue and white mercerized Sateen, very silky ftn- lab, warranted fast co:ore, very pretty patterns tSc yard. 10 pieces Fancy Muslins. All new shades, worth 1 20c and 254 :learing at 1 24c. Fancy Stripe Batiste suits In Blue, Pinyardk. makes Black, akes pretty 2-c Linen Suitings In all the new shades. makes ver v serviceable Shirt Waist Suits,very fashionable. 15 and 2.3e. yd. Dress Duck Butts In blue, black and red mixtures, pretty for skirts or 1'2� cents. Blue Duck with white stripe, also small neat patterns, suitable for ladies suits, color guaranteed 1.24c yard. CheckGin hams In blue. pink and red. warranted fast colors. Ginghams 12ic selling at 10c yard. We are showing a big range of Ladies' and Children's Fancy Hosiery in Tans, Lace Stripes.Embroidel'od Spots, Cotton or Cashmere. All qualities and all prices. Sl\l'ELL $z ROW M1 A nice white & black ('A��4 Suit, A write ('heck Suit, nicely trimmed with silk and Steel buttons for only $3. 5o. A very nice white Suit with black dashes, a swell out- fit with cmbrcidery trimming only $3.25. Blue Duck with white spot,good and serviceable only White Waists Good white Lawn Waists, 5 rows of insertion. -111 good got-nt' $t . A better line with embroidery fronts very natty $2. One of the best Waists ever shown in Exeter, in Pure India Linen ,with real Torcheon Insertion also embroidered fronts $3 and $4. White Skirts & Gowns A very fine range of these from f I.00 up to $3.00. TAPESTRY CURTAINS Don't forgetto see our big display of fine Tapestry Curtains All the new patterns and colors, fancy stripes, Roman stripes. Two tones and self color* Heavy fringe on both ends, $2.50, $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00. We carry the very best brands of Mixed taint and garnishes, and a full assortment of brushes. Just what you require at house-cleaning time. CARLING B 205. plant lice, :trtd devou rt bent by mil- 4N4N+++++tt++NN444lN4N •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••+••+t'+N+••,•••••••••••4•, 1 JUNE WEDDINGS (ions. They often enter houses and seek out the larvae of the Buffalo troth or carpet beetle, so destructive toCorn; to he marrtr.l in June to carpets and to woollens. ladybugs are oval in form, Tvit1* red coloring and with red and yellow spots upon their backs. They will 1ra found crawling over the plants in lire •;arden or upon Irecs t hat are infested will, any forts of plant lice. \romans' Institute Meetings -Mrs. Jean Joy, of Toronto, Miss L. Shut- tleworth. of Guelph, wlw are sent out by the Agricultural Department to ,give practical demonstrations in co mection with the Woman's Insti- tuto on the value and preparation of foods will hold meetings in the Town Hall. Exeter, on Saturday, \1'e are requested to state that June 10th at 2.30 and 8 o'clock. A on Sunday June 18th, No. 6 Co. of cordial invitation is extended to the the Huron regiment will have a ladies in the surrounding country, church parade to Trivitt Metnorial on well as the town to attend these church where a suitable address will meetings.• Subjects; - "Meats" be given by the Rector, Rev. R. J. "Vegetables" "Balanced Rations for M. Perkins. pian" "Cool Dishes for Summer Ude" "Evenings on the Homestead" Col- lections taken up to 1101 11 defray expenses. -Mrs. Wickwire, fres. Mrs. Hastings, See'ry. Market Report. -Tse following Is the report of Exeter markets, cor- rected up to June 8th. Peas 60 to 65 cents per bushel. Bran $17 per ton. Shorts $20 per ton. Family Flour, $2.75 per cwt. Feed Flour. $1.25 per cwt. Hey. $7.00 per ton. Wheat 90 to 95 cents per bushel. Marley, 40c. per bushel. F,g3s, 14 cents per dozen. Oats 35 to 36 cents per bushel / TI►e Salo of Turkish Scalp Food Pork, live weight, $6.25 per cwt. is increasing daily. It restores trey Iiozs live weight, 86.30 per cwt. hairs to the natural color, relieve,: Pork dressed 18.50 ser cwt. dandruff and itching of the scalp flutter 14 cents per around. and promotes the .growth of the i'otatoes 80 cent per bast. hair. The best on the nlarkot. Sold Excursion to Del roil. -The White by C. Lutz. Exeter. Star Line Excursion from Godcricb to Detroit and return on the elegant steel steamer Greyhound,. for 1905, iv honked for Tuesday, :lune 20t11, S.30 :r. 111. 'I'11ose who lake advan- tage of 1his opportunity are assured of one of the nrnsl pleasant trips of iheir life. Everything will be ar- ranged for the convenience and pleasure of 1 he excursionist s. and o know of no more delightful way of visit in g Michigan's Met Napoli. 1 ban 1 his 11 ip Trill afford. Return- ing it will leave Detroit 'Thursday :afternoon. :rod the fare for the round trip from Goderich will be on- ly one dollar. Children will be chat'.:red hall fare, bicycles and hahy carriages will be carried free. The news 54:25 received here East week by re la ives of 1 he deal It of 11r. James V. Crocker, of London, and ;i former resident of I his place. The Free Press hid t lie following : "The Tate James V. ('rocker whose death occurred at his gale residence, 939 Dufferin Avenue. 1, Ion, on Tuesday, was a native of nevon•hire, Enzl:n'1 but came to Ihis city while yet :► youth and located in the lown- ship of Darlington. where he remain- ed for scone years. From 1 here he moved to the village of Exeter, where Ise resided for about .I► years. twenty -t Ivo years 0zu he came to --�-- t his city, where he has resided con- A MO T O NM( AIL . t inuottsly except for :a short shay in 1M Kind You Mare Aiwa s Bo lt3niloba. Mr. ern( lger was a car- Ewnt>N L pettier by trade, and :a member of 8iptsstnre the local union. About thirty-nine of years :azo he married Miss Belinda .. Jury, of Exel er, Besides 1 lir wid- _ _ - I ow he leaves to mourn hi, lo•-+ roe son, Wesley. of East London; and two daughters, Mrs. E. L. Liddicoait, of 1)ufferin avenue, and Miss Sophie, at home, Mr, Crocker was a consist- ent member of the Methodist church. \1'e are pleased to learn that Mi. R. S. Lanz, who with his family bad contemplated leaving Exeter for Toronto, has decided Io retnain here for a time at least. We regret to lose such a good citizen and t rust be may remain in Exeter for many ears yet to come . Plants, Planta -20,000 plants for sale. All kinds of Tomato, early and Cabbage, Cauliflower, Celery. Stocks, Asters, Verbena, Potuna, Daisy Pansy, Foliage and Geranium plants at low'eet cash price, for boldin; out At Louis Day's, Market Gardener, l xeter. FOROVKRSIXTY 1NAR6 N OLD AND Wins -Tame RttM[DT.-MTS W slow's Soothing Syrup has been need tor thole cxhears eemothers fover r tthingwith perfect eoow. It soothe. the child. softens the gums, alleys sll pain cores wind colla and is the bent remedy for 1)iarrhtsa. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists In every part of the world. 25 Dents aboottle. Its yalne is incalculable. Be sure and •take Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and ask for no other kind. 'The Bill to make ski zits four feet from outside 1tz outside of runners passed the iA'zislaturc, but it is left optional with the county council to The measure shall not zo into force till brcember, 1906. It is estilnated that the cost of widening old sleigh runners 44iF be from85 to 86 each sleigh. Renew Now -In order to still fur- ther increase the circulation of the Times, we will send it to any addreaa until the end of 1905 for half a dol • lar. Or we will send The Tines and Weekly Mail and Empire for the saute period for a quarter of a dol- lar additional. Or. if preferred. we will forward The Family herald and Weekly Star, and 'fhe Times to ,tan. 1st, 1906, for three-qu triers of a dollar. Mr. Sim. Thomas. of St. Marys. has leen Lhe guest of his uncle. Mr. Martin, during the past week. Mr. Thomas has rtccntly graduated at the Royal Dental College. Toronto, and 4r understand he will open dental jetrlors in London in the course of a few weeks. Mr. Thont1i' many friends in Eerier and sidinhy will wish bitn every success. Mrs. Mouthed)! 1 accompanied by \tics Stella and Master F.arl South- coll, expects to leave here to -day, ('Thursday) for an extended visit to 1 he Nor! hwrsl. She expect. to spend :4 short time w it li lir. and Mrs. 'Phos. Kernick, :'i Soul h River, Ont., :after which she will proceed to Douil:as, Man., where she will spend the summer with her sister, NI re Jar. \Vrs(col t. The London Conference of the Met hodist Church asscntbleil in the town of Listowel wishes to place itself on record as unqualifiedly op- posed to such provisions of t he Au- tonomy Rill :Ts would fasten Separ- ate school+ 1111011 1 he proposed new province of Naskatcchcw'an and Al- berta as in unrepeatable part of the ronsli2ution by which the large; province.+ are to le :nvernr,l ; and all are fully convinced t}r1t matter+ of education should be left entirely to the administration of the *aid new provinces 1l,ertiselvdr," One of the most valuable of :ill in- sects to know and to protect is the lid) hug. says ehr New York Sun. The ladybugs lite upon all fortes of are you: You will ne interested to know that The Times mak• - then ea a specialty of printing wed- ding invitations. Newest type faces and finest wedding note paper are used in all invitations printed here. 4N.N44Nti*444t•44+..4444.. News from\Winnipc r. - We are pleased to note the progress of any of our citizens and of 1 hose w•ho have left here and are progresain; in their chosen profession. We clip the following from the Winnipeg Free Press of a recent date which has reference to one of our former townsman. Mr. Ed. ilisset 1, who left here some. time ago and 111.4 since made his home in the great. Metro- polis of the West. "After a busi- ness life of over twenty-five years in Winnipeg as general butchers, etc. the firm of Kebob! & Co. have sold out their interests In Messrs. Searle, Bissett and Rcid. Te n of the mem- bers of the firm, Messrs. Bissett and Rcid, are well known to the buying public, through their long connec- tion with the Messrs, hobeld, and Mr. Scarfe is no les: popular as :1 prominent produce merchant, doing business in the market. 'fhe firm will continue to do business in the old stand, until new quarters are secured, and in adilil inn to the meat business will deal extensively in veg- etables, etc., Old customers of the Messrs. Kohold will still find their Ifavorite cutlers with the new firm. and no interruption in the business will be expxerienced by the change. The firm will still be known as Ko - bold & Co. Rev. Irl flicks predicts that the weather and storm conditions during the last half of June will safely in- dicate what may generally be ex- pected quite through lite month of July. From about the 10th to the 15th of June is en annual period of maximum electrical and mazneticex- ell :anent , earl Ii currents, seismic :inti volcanic disturbances. great thund- er storms and downpours of rain, as i rule reach 1 crisis . about t his time. Great warmth, attended by high humidity and very low barometer, will be warnings of probable danger that none can afford to despise or neglect. The blending of the mars influence with the .lune so's,ice per- iod indicates that thunder show ors rniy 1 ratimid re during the a(1ernnons and evenings, up to and t !trough the reac:ion3y storm period roverin; the 141 h to the 171h. This is a titre when hey makers will be under con- straint in harvesting their crops. Grasses and grains that will stand wit bout material loss until I b' June solstice -how•ers subside, sill es saf- er uncut, unless small quantities are reaped al 3 time 1./141 handled wit h great promptness and rare. .II'NE WEDDING A very pretty though quite weti- ding took place at the residence of Mrs. P. Gowans, sr., West Ward, Si. Marys, on Saturday, .Tune 3rd, when her daughter, Miss Agnes, %%:,.a un lilted in marriage to Isaac Walks also of the town of St. flirts. The core mony which took place at high 110011 W311 perfortned by the Rev. A. (tr ,nt in the presence of the immediate rel- atives of the bride and groom. The bride was attended by ler 'rice. Miss ikl!unz, at St. Marys who acted as thrid of honor, and Miss 1•:Ila Gowans, of Thornhatry, i+ ring heaver. After an excellent dinner ILe happy couple loft 00 3 short Tcrdding tour In London, on their return they will occupy the ente- fortshle house near the station re- RAND TRUNK Railway System LEWIS & CLARK CENTENNi Af. EXPOSITION PORTLAND, OiRE., $67.70 from h xeter (food going daily until Septetnber:loth Valid returning within 90 days from date of issue. Special side trips to California points, HOME SEEKERS EX('1'iISIONS To points in Manitoba. Assinaboin, Saskatchewan and Alberto. R*`.es $30.01 to crl..,11 (food going June 13th, 27th and July 12th. Valid returning within (ti days, For tickets and full information, call on J. J. KNIGHT, L cenlly purchased by the groom. The Depot ticket ,azrnt, ,:td tor. bride was the recipient of tram use- J. D. \fei)ONALD ful tresenst. District paesenpj.r agent. 'roronto. A $32 Complete Dining Room Set $25 FOR JUNE ONLY SIDEBOARD • Large bevelled Plate Mirror, two small cutlery drawers,large linen drawer and extra large cupboard. EXTENSION TABLE Heavy 4 inch fluted leg. full extension. DINING CHAIRS One arm and five small chairs, leather seats. This whole outfit in Im. j oak and is a genuine bargain for $25.00 W. C. HUSTON One Door South of Spackman's Store. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••4 You'll Have Somcthluo To show for your ears of work if you saye a part of your earnings ow -as much as you caa spare. You may n it at some future them -- might as weal save R, anyway. It is not hard af- ter you once make a st4srt in the right direction. $1 is sufficient to start am account with this Bank to which you can add to when you like in any sizei amounts, and wil,bdraw all or any part of it without any delay, ad which earns interest at the highest current r tea, which is added to the )principa3 FOUR times a year, without it being n essary to go through the formality of presenting yourp ass book. You never realize the value of having a savings• bank account until y have pressing need for money. Make the resolution MAW and start on th right road to comfort and prosperity by opening an acco0tnt with this Ban We have the best facilities for transacting all kinds of glanking buss The Sovereign Bank of Cana Head Office, Toronto. Chief Executive Office, 47 Branches in Canada, including the following in Huron: 'T Exeter, Credlton, Dashwood. Zurich, Hensall and Clinton JOSEPH SNELL, Manager of Exeter, Dashwood and Zurich Branches. Come to our Summer Sale Big Sacrifice of Profits, in Our Summer Sale Of Summer Goods -White Wear the First to be Advertised Ladies' White Cambric Drawers That were 25c a pair for ....21c That were 70c a pair for .... 5oc That were 35c a pair for .... 3oc That were 75c a pair for .... roc That were 45c a pair for ....354 That were 85c a pair for ....65c That were 5oc a pair for ....4oc That were Sac a pair for ....68c That were $t•oo for 75c. Ladies' White Cambric Underskirts That were 75c a skirt for 65c i That were $1.25 a skirt tor $1.00 That were $t.00 a skirt for 8o ' That were 1.50 a skirt for 1.18 That were 1.10 a skirt for 85 ' That were 2.25 a skirt for That were 1.15 a skirt for 95 That were 2.50 a skirt for 1.50 1.75 Ladies' White Cambric Night Gowns le and Chemise That were 5oc a gown for .. 42c ! That were qoc a gown for 70c That were (5c a gown for .. sac I That were $1.00 a gown for 85c That were 75c a gown for .. 6oc i That were 1•5o a gown for $t.18 SPECIAL CUT PRICES ON ALL • SUMMER • GOODS Poplestone & Gardiner.