HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1905-11-02, Page 8'i'HE EXETER 'r1MES. NOVEMPER 2nd, 1905.
.STIWART'S
tIF1L PRIGS HND 1188
One hundred sample ends, 3
ply wool carpets, 40 inches long,
36 inches wide, swell for nobby
rugs or mats, worth if bought
by the yard $1.25, our bargain
price while they last each 50c
Some big inducements... in
Ladies' cloth and Fur Coats, also
Neck Furs.
Yes! W(+ will poly the ve.ly highest kind of prices for
ooti Dried Apples.
J'_ A. STEWART
We have the best
$5.00 watch ever offer -
Gents or boys size.
you want one move
uickly as we have
Only a limited number.
S. FITTON,
f Marriage Licenses.
e Turned
Corner,
t's fall now in the store no
tter what the weather is
ide.
Fabrics for the coming cold
ve again filled up our
Ives
nd cun
o tees, and the
and will turn largely to
vier weights.
t's a splendid time to
order.
d you have the choice
he refusal of the most
hy r3ollection of clothing
terials that you will find
nywhere around here.
Call any time.
W. W. Taman
Merchant Tailor.
Market Report. -The following is
the report of Exeter markets, cor-
rroted up to Nov. 2nd .
Wheat, 75c per bus.
Harley, 35 to 40 cents per bus.
Oats, 32c. 'tier bus.
Peas, 60 sesta a bushel.
Shorts, $18 per ion.
Ilran, $14 per ton.
Feed Flour, $1.25 per cwt.
Flour, $2.25 per cwt.
Ray, $6 per ton.
Mutter, 20 cents a pound.
Eggs, 19c. a dos.
TO ADVERTISERS.
The copy for changes must be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestisementr accepted up to noon
Wedneeday of each week.
rllt'RSD:\F, NOVENIIIER '_'nil, '05.
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I LOCALS •••
Bee Mara's, London al. on pa.io 4.
Chesley Evans, of London. spent
Fridlty Instil in town.
Use Dix Kidney fills, best on the
market -sold by C. Lutz.
Mr .Geo. Crawley was in London a
few days this week ,on busineo.
Master Melvin Dearing spent the
holiday with friends in St. Marys.
Mr. It. Seldon, of Ingersoll, spent
Thanksgiving with friends in town.
Mr. J. G. Stanhury was in fthe
County town last week on legal busi-
ness .
Miss Hazel Dignan spent last Sun-
day visiting friends in Ilcnsall and
Zurich.
Mr. W, J. Carlin; left on Tuesday
for the Rainy River district on a
shooting trip.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Toseph Snell were
visiting Mts. Snell's parents at El -
mil :t lase week.
Thanksgiving services were held in
the Trivial Memorial church • last
Thursday evening.
Miss Steinback and friend, of Sea -
forth, spentt the holiday the guest of
Mrs. Fred Fisher.
Mrs. B. ICni;111 and little son,
Drew and Mrs. Thorne spent Tltanks-
zivin; Day in Lol',on.
Mr. Thos. Horton has sold his re-
sidence to \1'm. Tapp. Mr. Tapp will
take possession in a few days.
Miss Annie Lawson, of Godcricb,
has returned utter a pleasant visit
with her friend Miss Della house.
Miss Amy Johns vi°.iVVd in Henna!'
Sunday. in the evening she render-
ed a so!,u in t ' Presbyterian church.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. .Senior. of
Blenheim, formerly of Exeter, were
in town spending the Thanksgiving
Mrs. Barrows, wife of Landlord
Il tri ows of the Commercial hotel,
who has been quite, ill. is c•onvalos-
irl g.
Miss ,leckcll took charge of her
rats ret. the Fchool llond,ty morning.
Miss .leckcll conies highly .recotn-
mended .
Miss Hat l i' rollick at t4n•1^d the
Convention of the Ontario Sunday
School Association held at London
last week.
\Ir. George Armstronr, of Lon-
don. teturncd on Mond after a
visit of a few days under the parent
nal roof here.
,lir. Melville Ilowey, who is at-
tendinz the School of Pharmacy, To-
root,o, spent Thanksgiving boli lays
with hitt parents .
For coughs, colds, influenza and
heaves in bores, Tactz's Cough nnl
Iieave Powder will give relief, 1 ry
it -sold by C. Lutz.
Mr. John 1'. Diznin, of iIancilton,
opent 11.1 Thanks;ivine holidays
with his [amity here, returning to
Tlanlilton on Monday.
I)r. llutler, London. will be at the
Central Ilotel, Exeter, on Thursday
\ "v,onbe r 101h, 1905, n11 day
for Eye, Ear, Nolo and Throat con-
sultation, Eyes (cited and glasses
supplied.
Onions. 60c. per bushel. DR. OVENS, London, Surgeon,
Clover seed $5 4o $6 a bus. RYE, EAR, NOSE and Tt3ROAT.Fits
Hors. tinct wei,rhr, $5.60 per cwt. Glasses properly. Office, Commor-
Ilozs, dressed $7.50 per col, chi note!. Exeter,. Next visit Sat -
Chicken, old. 6 cents per bound, urdny, November ]Rt h.
Chicken, young, Pc. per lb.
Ducks, Pc to Po per Ib.
Turkeys. 13e per I1.
Geese, Pop er Ib.
Dried Apples, 541. per ib.
Do not deapair of curing your sick
daohe when you can so easily ob.
Carter'. Little Liver Tills. They
t/lteot a prompt and perman-
re. Their action is mild and
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE I)AY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab -
!eta. A11 druggists refund the mon-
ey if it falls to cure. E. W. Grove's
signature is on each box. 25o.
Mr. Frank Williams, traveller for
the W. A. Walt harness Or.. hied at
Brandon hospital, Oct. 1n
th after 3
short illness of .iipthorii. Mr.
\\'illinms loaves a widow. •1 dal)zhter
of Mr. and Mrs. 11. (kyle, of Russel -
dale and two small children.
Mr. AI( Wolters ie troubled with
:1 sprained :ankle.
Sl a. .1i)13i•sott, 1t L'. 1131 bccrl W.
.till continues very low.
1):. and Airs. Anderson visited
11 rusts in Mitchell Sunday.
Mies. E. Follick was in St. Marys
for Thank';iviu; holidays. •
Mise Rif'. Hui I•,-. ••r Brussels, is
tlt.a igc::-st cf 11334. N. : t hcol t.
Misto5 Bertha tint! Mari11:1 Suc11
vi.-,:.I.ad at, Clintron last wcx'k.
Miss \'erli:r Quince, of Ailsa Crai. ,
visited her mother here last week.
Mrs. Ly,ofs, of London, visited her
:dsir:r, 111,;. Eli S1. -'II 'I'h:utk' givin_t.
Mr. John Charleton returned home
from his trip to the Northwest on
Saturday.
11rs. Loyd. of Stratford, visiti`d
her mist •r, Mrs. John Muir, during
th.a holidays.
Miss Mabel Itrer•ks, of Carlin;
Bros., spent Thanksgiving with
friorsls in 1tit!;:•boots.
51r. aid 5!r:;. 8. Sample of bullar -
ton, wc14 the gucst:i of Mr. Jas.
lhl:gshaw, 'Thanksgiving.
Mr. arts Mrs. Geo. Willis, of Lon-
don, spent Thanksgiving with ,Mr.
and MIs. T. 11. McCallum .
Mr. nett 51r.s. Inwood, of London,
were yi,it ih; 511'$. 1113Posi'9 :tont,
Mrs. 8. Sanders last week.
Ile,,: y'; "Cu.rc-A-Cold" does cure.
Cul �v in 21 hours and saves you two
nicks of annoyance and danker.
AL. \V, J. Ilcannan moved into his
residence atltis week told Mr. E. W.
Horne has taken the one vacated by
(tint.
Mrs. Noble, of Sea forth, who has
leen visiting Mrs. John Muir for
tha iiasl' few week8, returned honk
Monday.
Mrs. It. Elston :11141 children, of
Central: t, spent' the forepart c,f 1 his
week with her parents, 51r. and Mrs.
\:'m. Rugshaw.
The Tilr.es is always pleased fro re-
ceive coin hitt' I ions to its pet -F.011.11
columns. DI':p theist in the letter
box .on our front door.
A wiseacre declares that a good
way to 13^t some people to attend
church would be to enact a law for-
bidding )Leto to attend .
1.s: hooey's "Cream of hoses"
fox cracked hands, sore lips, and
gentlemen after ehavin;, only 25c.
a hattle. Ifowcy's Drug store.
If all, 11141 Ontario job holders wloi
are. inoompetant or unfit were dis-
charged there would be many a good
opening for ;tseitin7 individuals.
Miss Susie Iht'lificld, of Lakelet,
spent a few days Las! week the
guest of her sister, Miss Margaret
liuslt(ield, roillircr with Miss Stor-
lock .
Miss Mary Sanders, who has been
on an extended visit to London, To-
notatr.:,and other points in the East
returned home on 'Thursday morn-
ing. '
Mr. 'Theodore Sweet, Mayor of St.
Catherine's, accompanied by his wife
and child ‘pent she 'thanksgiving
holidays with his ittother and other
relatives .
Mfr. Frank Woad desi'•cs So an-
nounce ho Ilse public that after Nov.
1st he will In, located at the stand
now .occupied by .los. Senior, photo-
grapher.
Revival services are being con-
ducted in the Main street Methodist
church. Itev. G. W. Andrews, of
Centralia has charge of the meetings
this week.
Mrs. it. 11. Samuel is having; her
household ,;ends packed, preparatory
t:, moving. to Highgate to join her
hu,hand, manager of the 51olsons
Bank there .
Mr. Alf Sheers returned home
Monday morning from Manitoba,
where be has been working during
the past season at his trade, that
of a mason.
A number of our Inw•n sports cele-
Ti►anksgivin; Day in the bush with
their Ir lend, the gun. Some rel►or1
a ;good bar of game, while others
say very pmr.
l'miott '11:anks;ivltt; services by
the two Methodist churches amnia,
Caren Presbyter iait church were
held in the Main street church on
Thanksgiving morning.
The Ladies' Aid of ,Tames streel
Methodist church will hold a social
at the parsons,;e on Friday evening.
A ,.goat (program is being arranged
for. Collection at the tables.
Messrs. flaw len & McDonald left
Thursday fon England and Scotland
where alley will purchase several
horses. It is their intention to ob-
tain Shires, Clydesdales, Ilackneys
and Suffolk fudges.
Thos^ who base 11c.iuenh colds,
h irking oourhs or bronchial t roub-
I,`s shoul,i fortify their systems now
with 'limey's Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil. it curets chrondo them( and
leo; troubles and prevents their re-
turn. `
Las' week's storm ptnyed havoc
with alto wharf ot Grund ]tend. The
sant) 1139 bre!) washed nut from un-
der the cribs and part of the struc-
ture hos been shifted from its ori-
ginal resting place. 1t i9 said on
good authority that the storm which
rarest! on Old Lakt Huron last week
was the worst fie.' some years .
John Smallte,onl' o, who works for
W. Monteith, of the Thames Road,
while assigt.in,r sxmte neighbors at n
Saw Ing bee Friday last, sustained a
compound fracture of the right Ie;
between the knee and the ankle. it
was Smallaoomle's tduty to pile up
rails for sawing, when I he rails rol-
Iril .over him causing t to aenidrnt.
1)r. II. 1C. ilyndntar. w.as c3110d and
reduced Ilin fracture.
Sovereign 11 ink ('Lange$. - Mr.
Ii.1rI 11rnwninz leas been changed
from the Exeter branch (o the Hen.
salt branch, where he will lake the
place of frank Delbritl te, who has
1,ren promoted to teller and account -
ant. Mr. G. 1i. Powell, who . w•ts
recently sent' from Exoter to nssume
the position as actin; teller and
accountant at Bengali returns here
to -'ay to resume his former dist:es.
The 8overei zn bank lore has taken
on a metropolitan air and bas en-
ga7ed a stonozritiller, Miss Edna
Callum, of Exeter, h'vinz 1M011 sel-
ect.) for the positron.
UNDLRL#1R UND[RU1R
-FOR
MEN WOMEN GHILDREM
A big, elegant stock of Woolen Underwear to fit everybody.
Our prices on these goods are right, better values and a better seise•
tion than we have ever shown before.
Mee's all wool shirt and drawers Women's vests and drawers, pen -
soft finish guaranteed unshrinkable, man,. natural all wool, guaranteed
Sfanfield's make, unshrinkable, sizes 32. 34 and 90
price *1.00 and $1.25 each. prices $1.00 and $1.25 each
Men's all wool shirts and drawers,
plain Scotch knit, natural colors or
fancy stripes
price $1.00 each.
Men's wool shirts and drawers, in
fancy colored stripe. fine quality
puce 75c each.
Men's wool shirts and drawers in
natural color or fancy stripe
price 50c each.
Men's fleece lined shirts and drawers
in plain grey or fancy patterns, extra
good quality
price 50c and 75c each.
Woolen's vests and drawers, fine
rib all pure wool, in black, cardinal
and grey. beautifully finished, full
sizes, price *100 erch.
Women's vests and drawers, fine rib
in white and grey, well finished,
special 75c each.
Women's lovely made vests and
drawers to match, good weight, spied -
did fitting, elastic rib, tbey are well
worth 75c for 50e each.
Women's Vests and drawers in grey
big sellers special 40c *nal.
Women's vests and drawers in grey
fine ribbed, close fitting, will wear
well special 2& each.
Children's Vests and Drawers m ECTAL PRICER
Women's nightgowns. made of good Bargain in boy's top boots
English flannalette trimmed with
torchon lace and frills, colors -pink. sizes 1, 2, 3 and 4, regular
blue and white, big full size., 58 and
00 inches long prices 50c, 75c and $1.00 price $2 to clear at $1.25,
If you have a thought of buying anything in FURS don't miss
seeing our big stock, we have a fine showing of Fur Coats, Fur
Ruffs, Fur Muffs, Fur Boas and Fur Lined caps and no doubt can
save you BIG MONEY on any of the above lines.
S1V EI,L & ROWS
Mrs. Collins and Miss Bonthron
visited friends in Hensall last week.
Miss Irwin, of Wingham. visited
Mrs. Jas. Grieve over the holidays.
The usual Hallowe'en tricks wore
perpetrated Tuesday night. Special
officers kept the boys from doing !ny-
thing serious.
Woman's Institute will bold their
regular meeting in the reading room
of the Town Hall, on Friday, Noy. •rd,
at three o'clock.
Mr. John Kerslake and daughter,
Miss Rhoda, of London Road south,
attended the funeral of their cousin,
Mr. John Isaac, of London East, on
Sunday last.
Mr. Frank Samwell, who has been
visiting his grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Barnwell, left for Stratford,
Wednesday. where he will remain for
a time visiting relatives.
Mr. Ed. Fish has placed a light in
the street lamp in front of his husineee.
Twenty five years ago he disposed of
the lamp to the town and now that
the days of yore are again with us, it's
usefulness is appreciated.
Visitors to Exeter Burin; the past
week will not he exhultant in their
praises of our town. Saturday night
without warning the L41118 were
shut off nein the town will be in
darkness until •the new cll.7ine is put
in place, which it is expected will he
about the last of hie week.
Thanksgiving Dray Visitors.- Mr.
end Mrs. John Gould, Hilton Evans,
Berl Muir, Percy Rend.le, Arthur
Wood, Charlotte Drinkwatcr, ,Maude
Taylor, hiss Davis, Mr. and Mrs.
.1. Inwood, London ; Sandy Bowdon.
Frank Taylor, Hernial!: tMrs. It.
Banes and ohild ; London; .lames
Ilawden, Chatham.
GOLDEN \WEDDING
The Immo of 51r. and Mrs. Henry
Lanlbrook w.ati on 51nnday 1atit 1144
scene of very joyous festivities, the
day Iroi147 dhe 50111 anniversary of
their wedding day. The 0 zed couple
wele surrounded by their child••rn.
grandchildren and many rela(ives
and friends who Impel 111ey would
be spared ho each other for years to
come and .Ihat :t continuation of
joy 111',1 happiness would he theirs
until life's end.
51r. Lambrook fs a native of Han-
over, Germany, while his nttentivo
spouse is a Cnnadi111, 111ViI17 been
born near Kingston, Ontario, 70
years neo, her maiden name being
Jane Corbett. They were married in
111y township by I(ev. W llin,ns :1
Bible Christian 51inister. in speak-
ing of. I heir wcdd:n i day, 511 ,. Lam
brook stales, "We did not have time
then for •sp.arkin,' Henry got a li-
cense in London and we ,got married
and have been tootling ever since,
each year bringing forth renewed
Love Lor each of us." The broad
expansive smiles on their beantirn;
countenances certainly show that
such has been the case. Amon;
1 hose who were present at the fes-
tivities were Mr. Frank Sweet,
\\'inzham ; 1(eht. Sweet and family,
of Clin;on ; \V. Blackwell and fam-
ily, of ilen9•aIl ; .1. 1i. 1, nubraa,k Ind
fancily, Exeter ; \1'ilh4r and Edward
grandchildren of fort Wayne, Intl.,
Miss Mon'.lzue, Chatham; Dennis
Halloran and fancily of Paris; and
Rev. It. .1 .51 .Perkins, pastor of
Trivit t 5lrncori if Church. Mr. i.ntn-
brook is 311 enthusiastic member of
the I. O. O. F. and Orange Notches
and never fails to tniss any of the
nose 1inz•. The patriorhii couple
ecupl4 wore recipients of numerous
rifts, showing the high esteem in
which they are held.
10,000
bushels of wheat
wanted.
At the Exeter Grist Mill, As we are
running full time we require a largel
quantity of weeat, for which the
highest market price will be paid.
The present price is 75c per bushel.
HARVEY BROS.
The sale of Andrew Gibson's farm
stock and implements, on October 25,
was very eucce.sful, upwards of $2,500
being realized therefrom. Mr. Gibson
is high in his praieee of the auctioneer,
Mr. Thomas Cameron, who has con-
ducted most of the sales in this section
this year.
TOR O V gR8IXT Y 1 ZAR8
Le Oro urn Wen. -TIMID Rsuimy.-Mae
Window'sliciathing ityrep has been ossa ter
awaken foe taste
e�vnair seMwaue teeth! with ruooes
It teethes the di ld. Io[teea 1 s same, allays all
aures wled colla and 1s the beet remedy
or 1 mot It a pleasant to the taste. 20
by a !n every sari ot the world. 9f
3ente • tie. Ita value i. incabnla Bs
Imre and take Mrs Winslow'. flootlang
Syron and ask for so other kind.
FLOUR, FEED
GROCERIES
In addition to a full stock
of Flour. Feed and Groceries,
we have on hand some first
class Timothy Seed, the best
to be had,
We have also a supply of
the cheapest and best Stock
Food.
ProduGc taken In Exchange.
S. HARDY & SON
V/)0 CARRY IiOT WATER
BOTTLES
in largo variety. A hot water bottle
often prevents a serious illness. iC
oasts only :a small sum but many a
time saves 1 big dru; and doctor's
bill.
iPS GOOD DRUG ADVICE
to tell you to have a hot water bot-
tle handy so you can neo it at mid-
night if it's needed. Look over our
dtuz,tists' 5updr: :;red buy what
you need while our stock is fresh
lel new.
W. S.
HOWEY, Phm. B.
Chemist and Optician,
Exeter, Ont
LizVEGETABLE SICILIAN
Hair Renewer
A splendid tonic for the 11ttir, makes the hair grow long and heavy.
Always restorescolorto gray hair,all the dark,rich color of youth.
Smnsfaliinghafrot lso. Sold for fifty yearasan�>w.."r'-:;�-;;;rt+,�;.r,-�e'•�
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CAROLING BROS..
IS THE RIGHT PLACE TO BUY YOUR "WINTER
WANTS". We have the best of everything required
for the "COLD WEATHER" that money can buy.
We will always bo pleased to see you and show our big range
of Dressgoods, Furs, Underclothing and Winter Bedding.
HOSE
Atl wool •pocxi httxtvy Lova, vlbbed or
plain, sizes 4 1-2 to 8, a bi; snap
per pair 15c.
All wool worated hose. good qual-
ity, 25c. The best woretod on the
n.erket.
BLANKETS
The large Flanclotte blankets,
white or t;rey, $1.
\Voo1 bktnkote Lought oefore the
raise in price of wool. A large soft
fluffy blanket. pure wool for $3, $4
$5.00.
OVERCOATS
Men and Boys who want the new.
est Cloth in the latest fashion should
not fail t osee our leaders.
Iloys' 1#atalars ct, $;,,
Men's Loaders ...... ....P, $10, $15.
lloys' Reffars$2 and $3
FURS
Neck Butts ............ ... ... $1 to $ 6
Neck Ruffs ............ ... ... $5 to $15
Sable Ruffs, good ones, ......... $20.00
Fur Caps ...... ... ... ... ... ...$1 to $7
Ladies' Coats... ......$30 to $47
Men's Coats ... $20 to $38
A Bi; Selection
RAIN COATS
We shine in them on cloudy wet
days.
Three quarter Coats, Light, ... $4.75
Three quarter Coats, dark, ......$5.75
Lon; Rain Coats foe ... ... $2.00
Long Rain Coats for ,.. ... $4.00
Long Rain Coats Lon ... ... $6.00
Long Rain Coats for ... ... $10.00
SHOES
The "ASTORIA" is lotdin;. We
are (-Attila; a lot of them. Be as
good as your neighbor and have a
pair of kite nest that is zein;. None
too rood for you.
I'opul:►r price '$4.00
DRESS GOODS
Plain Cloth, Plaids and Tweeds are very fashionable
this season. Our stock is made up of all the new colors in
those goods.
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DESIRABLE FURNITURE
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This month we offer a few Attractive Specials in Furniture.
I Solid Quarter Cut Oak Dress and Stand, with large British Bevel Plate
Mirror. Regular price *35.00 ; sale [dice, complete, $32.00
Solid Quarter Cut Oak Sideboard, with British Bevel Plate Mirror, two
small and one large drawers, large size cupboard. regular price 233 ;
sale price $jo.00,
Solid Quarter Cut Oak Dining Table, full extension, regular price, $22.00
sale price 120.00.
Solid Quarter Cut Oak Dining Chairs, leather seats, one arni and five
email chairs. Regular price $19.00 ; sale price $i6.$o.
W. C. HUSTON,
Funeral Director.
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EXETER
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GREAT
RETIIZINCi SALE
Thousands of Dollars Worth
OF
OF
The Very Best of Goods
STILL IN STOCK.
The CHEAPEST SPOT in the County at the Present Time
Lots of Dry Goods yet,
Lots of Groceries left,
Lots of Hats in Stock,
Lots of Clothing bought.
We have Wall Papers galore,
Boots and Shoes on the ground floor,
Rubbers by the boxful,
Caps by the tubful.
Nairn's 4 yard wide Linoleum at $1.75
Carpets, new in pattern, good in quality,,,,at
25 per cent off. • I
Fur Coats, Fur Caps, Ruffs, Stoles, Caperines
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
We want everything sold by January 1, 1904.
TERMS:==Produce or Cash.
NO 60008 GIVEN ON APPROE 110N. NO G0008 MKEN BACK AfT' T PURCHASED.
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Popiestone & Gardiner
One door not th of Post Office.