Exeter Times, 1905-12-21, Page 141
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ter. of course we
busy and laid in ea 1
Sot showed up. the
coo way out of the
bore's our propositi •
SAVE 8OME MONEY? Here's your tostue.r
are overloaded with all kinds of furs. it happened
local weather prophet who has always bas vs 7
SWOP, he came to us earls predicting a very ssveei
' kinds of faith in the old fellow. W. bustled Rs$
stock of all kinds of fun. The severe winger bas
• are loaded.. Teel overloaded with fun. Only
• at we know of. Down with the prices. Well
20 P R CENT. OFF
Any Fur Garment in the
BIG STOR E
THIS 20 PER CBNT DIBCbJNT applies to all fu -Coats, Caps. CCol-
lar.). huffs. Capel lora. Gau theta and fur lined caps.
Wr have in stock about sr nty fur coats for men and women. Men's
Coon Co'.ru. Mr..'s Corsican Lamb Coats. Men's Beaverized Coat. Yen's
Swamp Wallaby Coate, Men's Brush Wallaby (;oats. Men's Rock Wallaby
Coate. Men's Natural Australian Calf (}vxti. Men's Prussian Calf Coat., Men's
Ter Lined Coats. all at 20 per cent below our regular dose price.
Women's Persian Iamb Coats, Vt'cri4q's Coon Coats. Women's Bokaran
Costa, Wouten's Astrachan Coats, Woolen's Near Seed r3osts, all m per cant.
below our regular close price.
Women's' Fur Lined Capes ani Men's Fur Collars at 20 pea cent. off.
Yes, Fur Ruffs of all kinds. Fur Caps of all kinds. Fur Mitts and Gaunt
beta all at 30 l,rr cent. off.
And last but not least the best lot of Children's and Girl's Grey Persian
Lamb Collars. Cap.rines and Caps that you'll see this season, all at the same
IIIblg i/eduction of 20 per cent. off Come quick and maksour seteetions the
caving will be all yours. the loss ours. but then we won't lie:. we haus Net
dosed the beat year we have ever had.
Fs►rm 1vnoduce ria.g
just as goad as old .and we want all tt..► produce
we nun wet.
J. ., A - ST -+ W.A, RT
Our Show Window
a little
SPO
this week
Take a look.
is
S. FITrON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
TAKE
YOUR
TIME
When you are ready to look, we
ate ready to show you.
When you are ready to buy, we
are ready to sell.
Zf you are in a hurry, so will, we
�� MADE TO ORDMR
CLOTtUUNG
blade with care, with style, to fit,
to please.
And at no time do you pay more
than the lowest t�ible prices.
W. INT. Z'Siaia
1Mwrolis ant Taller.
Wanted,_.One hundred more
young trten and wan -
so, who are ambitious and eaterpris-
ht to qualify in the
alf#A6finjarir.
TOAONTO, O21T.
COR. YONGE ! ALEXANDER STI
For the many posWons open to
all those who are thoroughlypre-
red to accept theta.
pre-
pared sit
atontbe' routes in this
Moans fora young man of
right kind. an educational equip-
alteat better than many trades or
professions to money earning
uowee Students admitted at any
Nme,Circulars free.
W. J. ELLIOTT, PrindpaL
WINCHELSEA
Mrs. Joe White and daughter
Francis are the •guests of Mrs.
White's sister. Miss Gertie Millar
this week.
Mears. Bloomfield and Coward
tbs new merchants of Winebetses,
bave not as yet taken possession. At s
present two ot Mr. Jones' former 1 s
Marks. Mr. Clark sod Mr. Wijatx,
ore mausginr the bnainess.
School is now in fell swing arida
in our village. The boys are tbepe
1. their tavvrits sport football.
TO ADVERTISERS.
The copy for changes must be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
adv. tisamentr accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
THURSDAY, JAN. llth. 1906
LOCALS
*NOON* 5NNN•
Miss Jackson spent Monday in
Landon.
Mrs. Marchand, is visiting rela-
tives
elytives in Buffalo.
Mr. Will Moneur spent Sunday
with lie parents.
Mrs. Reimer visited friends in
London on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roes, of Stratbroy,
are visiting Mrs. Eacrett.
Miss Katie Massifs lett Monday
for a two weeks vacation.
Mre .MeOollou;h was the guest of
Mrs. John Pedlar Last week.
Master Leon Treble is confined to
his home through illness.
A erpeaiai son; sermon was .jives in
the Main street church Sunday even-
ing.
Mr. .and hire. A. Holland are
spending a couple of weeks to Lon-
don.
Mr. and Mrs. Bungle' Gidley, of
Blyth, vialted this pare its Sunday
last.
Mrs. John Kerry and children. of
Tilbury, are visiting Mrs. Norry's
rather. Eli Snell.
Miss Georgia Bonthron. of Toron-
to. is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Collins,
on James arteet.
Mrs. Billings, who was oontined to
her mom through rheumatism, is
considerably better.
Miss Marian tElston. of Parkhill,
and MIss Dinah Elston of Fergus, are
home tor the holidays,
Miss Eethelta Sweet. milliner for
a firm et Acton. is visiting relatives
here during the holidays.
Messrs. John Hunter and Geo.
Horton have aeeepted the agency for
the McCormiek Harvester Co.
Mrs. MorLook visited her sister.
Mra. Wright. of London. who is ser-
iously ill. the forepart ot the week.
Mrs. Goodison, of Sarnia, wbo has
been visiting her mother. Mrs. D.
Johns, returned home on Saturday
Mies Mary Murray. who wan riot-
ing ttriiende in Winjham. during' the
holidays returned home an Thursday.
Mr. Wm. Sweet. jr., intends mov-
ing too tit. Catharines where he will
no extensively into tenets() rumen;.
Miss Lillie Willis. of (Marlette,
Mich. who baa been visit:i:t friends
in 51. town returned home on Batnrday
11
Mrs. Wm. Wilson, who bas been
visiting her father, Mr. H. C. Hor-
ne,. tett Mooday for her home in
Petrolea.
Masers. Pbplestone & Gardiner
have taken possession of their new
store in Blyth, formerly owned by
McKinnon & Co.
Sharman, the healer. was in Sea -
forth last week. but aceordin; to re-
ports. Iris visit was not as fruitful
as hie Rivet one.
8peeiai eerviees are bein; held in
the James street ebureh. Rev. G. W.
Andrews. of Centralia. i5 conducting
them this week .
DR. OVENS, Eye and Ear Surgeon,
will beet the Commereisl Hotel the
first Friday at each month. Hours
1.30 p. m. toe p m. Glasses proper.
ly fitted end diseases of eye, ear
and nose treated. Next visit Friday
January 5th.
Dr. Dauer, Leaden, w111 be at the
Matra! Rotel. Exeter. *it Thursday
December lilt b. 1905. all day
ter Eye. Ear. Ked sad Throat son -
siltation. hies tested and plasm
applied.
TO OURS A GOLD IN ONE DAT
Take Dually* Droste (taints* Tab -
lats. A11 dr7aa1.te tefaad tbs mea -
l1 it fells to etre. iR W. Groves
.l iters is on cask hex. Ms.
is ees.ed .. dot
wet term.
Esatrieo Steiabaels. of Zurich
is loll Mrs. Fred Fisher.
Mi Maud Hodgins. of Kingsville,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Itobt.
M draifs.
Miss Lulu Essery. of Crediton, was
the guest of Mr. and Mra. W. ►C.
Ruston this week.
The emotion of officers of the Ste-
phen & t,ntanne Agricultural society
wigs held in the Town Hail yesterday.
Miss Vella Miller. of Guelph. will
address the Waeaaa's Institute in the
Opera House Fre'c afternoon at 2.30
o'clock. 1
The weather mob has awakened
(nom his Rip Van Winkle slumber,
and is aurnishin; us with genuine
winter weather.
Mias Lyda Oke. of Toronto. ha■
been spending a few days with her
bnother-iu-law, Mr. Joseph Ilawkin
reeve of Usborne. -
Mrs. Bert Ilean►an, . of Landon.
who visited Mr. and Mrs. W. .1.
Ilez.mu.n. during the holidays, lett for
her lame on Boturday.
Miss May Wood lett Thursday for
London for n few weeks. While
there she will consult a open/sled re-
garding her throat.
Mr. r.nd Mrs. Geo. Crawley. wbo
spent a two week's pleasant visit in
London. returned home on Wednes-
day of Let week.
Mia; L. Brimacombe, of Killarney.
Man., is on a three months visit with
her sister;. Mrs. Jas. Howard and
Mra. Chas. Wilson. of . wn.
Mrs. E. .L Spackman and daughter
Miss Stella, left on Thursday last to
visit London friends for a week be-
fore ,going to their new home in To-
ronto.
The Misses Jaynes, of Oalaary. who
spent the Christmas botidays with
Miss Johns, returned to Whitby Col-
, lege on Monday to resume their stud-
' Lea.
Piano tor Male. -A new piano by
first class l a.ker. Will take horse
upon it ; must be Bound and not too
old Easy terms for balance. Boz
20, St. Marys.
According to the registrations re-
ceived by the Clerk of Hay township
there were during the year 1905, 75
births. 31 deaths and 33 ma.rria;es
in the township.
Mr. Wilbur Cudmore, who has been
in Crystal City, Man.. for the past
few years. returned home last week
on .a visit and has been 'stricken
down with a severe attack of ery-
sipelas.
Mis. biennia; and Miss Mannia3.
of Bownranvi.11e. are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart. Wed-
nesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
entertained a number ql their friends
in honor of their visitors.
. Mrs. Richard Pickard and Wise
Jeanie. leave this week for
Brantford to visit Mr. and Mrs. W.
J. Verity. bebre the departure of
Ve-ity to Australia. where he
intends I.v renesio for seven! months.
Mr. Verity will leave csa Monday.
The 'newly elected council took tot►
oath of office at the Town .Hall,
Moadsy morning and edjeuroed to
meet Wedoseday eveslisag, when they
will outline their work for the *m-
in; year. Rev. Martin opened the
meeting with prayer.
Mr. Arthur Warier;, nrtadusjt ot
A. H. Lofft & Co.. Bt. Maryse has
been made manager of the dry Goode
department of Jones & Clark. Mr.
Waring lads had leonaiderebte ex-
perience in dealing with the public•
and comes hi;hly .reeonmeaded.
Oouoduetor McKenzie has been ate
pointed successor to Ur. John Quirk
who tor tears bad charge of one of
the passenger trains on the L. H. &
B. division of the G. T. IL Conduc-
tor McKenzie formerly rasa on one
of the branebes out of Toronto.
Hicks-lA'igbt.-A very pretty wed-
ding was celebrated at Union. near
Bt. Thomas. on Tuesday. when Rev.
R. Iiicke, of Windsor. was married to
Miss Haight. Mr. Hicks spent a
few days of last week visiting his
parents in Elimville and Mende in
Exeter.
One of our esteemed anbeeriber■
the other dty, in speaking of the
auction safes of tam stock bald Bur-
in; the .past fall, said he had attend-
ed several said noticed that those
who lad 'advertised the list of ar-
t4cles to be mold in the newspapers
bad the adost suoeessfut plc..
The first curling match we as-
sume. ever played in Ewer was
played at the rink Saturday night.
The management of the rink bas
secured six ;pairs of stones. and a
friendly 'game was scheduled. Th.
rinks were skipped by Messrs. Muir
and Hurdon, resulting in favor of the
former by a score of 18 to 14.
Mr. W. C. Huston, who for lite
past Rive years hos been enrryin; on
a furniture and undertaking estab-
lishment in Exeter, on Monday dis-
posed or his business to Rowe &
Atkinson. Mr. Huston has not yet
decided what he will engage in. He
has bed several flattering offers and
it is possible he will fro to the
Northwest or New Ontario.
Joseph Pbiltips, p esldent of the
York County Loan :.red Savin;s Corn-
rany wase arrested in Toronto about
5 o'eloek Monday afternoon. The ar.
rest ens made by 1 .ronto detectives
end &stowed upon instructions to
Crown Attorney Curry by Hon. Mr.
Foy. the Attorney -General. The Mt•
ter's deeis& n to order seeh action
was tbe result of findings set forth
in the interim report o9 Mr. W. I1.
Criose, who made an investigation for
the Government of the affairs of
tbe company. The information on
which the wnrront for the arrest
was issued alleges that the a.oeused
conspired with others, whose names
are unknown. "by deceit, falsehood
and fraudulent means, to defraud
the public." Mr. Phillips was re-
leased on $5,000 bail.
Notice.
i desire to have ..1i MEP
est.
tied up by the moth d January on
aeennlnt of ksving town. I will on
at the tomer office of Mr. B. 8.
O'Neil, until them date. Thew are-
ments mutt hely Oe wetted.
E. J. SPACEMAN.
1I#IL ALE OF FU
$60.00
30,00
28.00
2S o0
So 0o Women's
45.00
35.00
3o 00
0o Men's
Men's
"
.s
ur Coats
.
4. 25.00
64•' 22.00
di a 114di20.00
N u u 42.00
... 46 id 38.00
44 .. ,. 29.50
44 .. .. 25.00
i. .. 6roo
5'00 4 ., 4.00
4.00 .. .. 300
15.00 H " 12.00
13.00 " .. .. 0
9•0
10.00 Si .. " 7.50
900 .. .. .. 6.5o
7.50 14 44
5.75
6.00 .. .. 00
15.00 .. .. 11.50
12.00 it is _
., 9.75
10.00
8.00 " .4
6.0o "
„
for
.,
,.
.,
4'
Caps
"
Rubs
14
Women's
./
..
u
Cam nes
i"
"
..
"
"
'1
12.00
8.00
6.00
Child's
" Grey Lamb "
Grey Lamb ,.
„
,.
it
,.
.,
Pt
8.00
6.00
3.75
9.00
6.00
4.50
These Furs are all First Class
AN this Season's Buying
Come and Cet an Easy Choice
S1N'EI..21.6 & ROWE
Market Report. -The following is
the report of Exeter markets. cor-
rected up to Jan. llth.
Wheat 75 to 78 outs per bushel.
Barley, 43 to 45 cents per bushel.
Peau. 60 to 65 Dents a °umbel.
Oats. 32 to 33 eenta.
Shorts, $18 to $20.
Bran, $16 per ton.
Feed Flour. *1.25 per .wt.
Flour, $2.25 per ewt.
Butter, 20 cents a pound.
Eggs 22n. a dos.
Onions. 60c. per bushel.
Clover seed $5 to $6 a bun.
Chicken. young. 8e. per lb.
Ducks, 10 cents a lb.
Geese, 10 cents a Ib.
Turkeys, 12 to 14 own! a
Hoes. lire, $6 a cwt.
Hors, dressed $8 a ewt.
O..1, $6.75 a ban.
174y. $7 per ►ton.
Potatoes, s, 75 Beate per te4.
reaed Apples 4 Mate . lb,
4
Ladies ahould use Medicinal Jelly
as a delicate application to hands
and Mace. sold by C. Lutz, Exeter.
Feed Improved English Stock Food
to fatten stock, beet and cheapest on
the market. sold by C. Lute, Exeter.
itt. Melvitle Howey and C. W.
Moneta returned is their studies
at Toronto College of Phaymacy )sat
week.
Rev. Locke. formerly of Exeter.
wbo was prevented through illness
from taking up his charge at Kin-
cardine, preached bin first sermon
there on Deo. 30th.
The Goderioh Star has panned the
47th milestone of its career. The
&age 4s one of our most valued ex.
*hafting. and we wish it tbe contin-
ued prosperity it has enjoyed in the
past.
In Last week's issue we stated that
an indpient fire started et the Lome
of John Hunter, caused by the coil -
in; paper becoming united by the
pipe leading to the furxaaee. This
was a mistake. The fire was caused
by the accumulation of loot in the
chimney setting afire and burning
the Viper. The furnace ie a new one
and Mr. Ilunter says it is in excel-
lent workinr; order.
Wornane' institute. - The regular
meeting of the Woman's Institute
was held in the Town Hall, on Fria
day. Jan. 5th. This meatier; was ex-
ceptionally well attended. The Pres-
ident. Mies Halls. gave a very ex-
haustive retort et the preseedines
of the convention held at Guelph.
which shows a very rapid growth
during the poet year. The report
=leen in minute detail by Mias Halls
at the meeting but is hers aivea in
concise Corm. The fourthannual
eonventbc of the Woman's Institute
was held at Guelph on Dec. 13th sod
14th. The attendance was much in
advance or former years, ever three
hundred delegates registered, and
large numbers attended who were
not delegates. The work all over
the I'rovinee ie .irt ' a liourisbine
condition. Note the following ins-
ures: membership for the year 194/4.
5.433. for the year 1905. 8.000; meet-
ings held in 1904, 06e. is 10116. 1.415.
Addresses were delivered by Presi-
dent G. C. Creelman,8nperioteadent
G. A. Putman. Hon. Nelson Monteith,
Minister of Agriculture for Ontario.
and Dr. J. W. !Robertson. The lady
speakers were Mins Laura hoes,
Guelph. subject 'The womanly
sphere of woman" Dr. Hetes Mo-
Murehie. of Toronto. en "Patent
Medicines." showing the fraud and+
evil .resulting from their nee. A
resolution was panned nsking the
Government to investigate and take
action In the matter. Dr. Aunts
/lakes, of Aylmer. gave an address
and * number Of instructive papers
were read by prominent institute
workers throQugh the Dominion end
discussion oil' the sante. Arrange-
ments were made for holding a pub-
lic meeting M the Opere House. Pie-
ter, on Friday Jeue lttb at 1.30
o'eloek at which Mrs. Bella Millet.
of Guelph. will address the meeting.
All are .cordially invited to attend.
CLYDESDALE STOCK FOOD
1Oa BALM HT
PETER FRAYNE, Barna.
A BOLGER. Braun.
J. POWELL. Barran./
A . SCRUTON, HaxsALL.l
A. CHARM/WORTH & Soar, Zvaloa.
J PREETER. Zu tl t.
JONES A ULARK. WINCRILaa A.
The old way to care
a odd
The New Way
tak e
Howey's
"Cure a
Cold"
Capsules
Only $ cents
a box.
PAHTIOIJ LAN
PEOPLE
vsB
"Princess"
FLOUR
for Pastry
AND
STAR''
FLOUR
for Bread.
VARVE YBROS.
Merchant Millers
EXETER, ONTARIO.
READY FOR THE
NEW YEAR
We wits lo infanta you that we
have a floe stock of groceries for
New Year use.
The Mincemeat
The Pudding
The Cake
4 Ib. of relishes for rbc.
T lb: of eager for $1.00
Currants. drained peel. shelled a1•
.belled walnuts. raw sugar
amticortine stock of CandE for Xmas.
We have also a full reapply of flour
on hated aad have tires kinds for you
to hated from.
Give us a call sod you will Gad it
the cheapest place in town.
S. HARDY & SON
Don't Monkey
with that Cough
use HOWEY'S
Cherry Cordial
Only Zeta a Bottle.
STOC
c3l1
KING
We are now b ick Taking
prepared to give y , e extra bail
Winter Goods. Dol, et these I
3
1
1
3
2
4
2
2
only $25 Men's D
only *22 Men's Do
only $38 Ladies' Curl
only $7 Persian Lamb i
data for =t7.
;w►� for
.vats 'fo
only $5 Persian Latut Caps
only $5 o" Caps
only $7 Ne_
only $8 Neck Ruff
for
for
for
for
.60
$ 3.25
$ 3.24
4.5t'
$ 6.00
All other Winter goods at Stock Takia rices
Overcoats at your own price.
CARIJrNC-I- BP OS.e
wpm
YORK GOUNTY LOAN
and Sonless Company.
Sharcilokiers' dilO Deposilors'
Certificates and Passbooks will be received at all
branches of the
SOVEREIGN BANK OF CANADA
All necessary payments and trarlskrs of money
naade free of charge.
CREDiTON, HASMWOOD. ZURICH!. MENSALL, EXITIR
JOSEPH KNELL. Manager. GLADMAN i STANBUET. &Helton.
CUPID WINS OUT
Lindenfieid - Graham - A very
pretty church wedding boas cere-
brated at Goderieh, yesterday. (Wed-
nesday) mornio•; at six o'clock
by Rev. Fr. MeRae when Miss
Gertr.de F. Graham. daughter
of Edward Graham, of Goderiob, was
married to Mr. Chas. tLindenlield
head clerk Cor Mr. J. A. Stewart
Exeter. The bride wan gowned in a
military tailor made suit of broad
cloth. After the services were over
and amidst the coo ratulatier+.a lot
their friends and the usual shower
of rice sod old shoes. Mr. and Mrs.
Lindenhield boarded the early traio
ter a trip to Detroit and either
points. Upon their return to Exe-
ter they will reside on Huron street.
The mater friends of the young cou-
ple extend their beet wishes dor a
tan;, happy and prosperous future.
PATENTS
tN4ates/aaR,
NO
NEW YEAR BfiR6fi1NS
25c Fancy Embroidered or Plain Silk Hdkfs. for 21e
35c Fancy Embroidered or Plain Silk Hdkfs. for 25c
50c Fancy Embroidered or Plain Silk Hdkfs. for 40c.
750 Fancy Embroidered or Plain Silk Hdkfs. for 60o
25c Ladies' Farcy Silk Dollars for 20o
35c and 40o Ladies' FancySilk Collars for 05c
50o Ladies' Fancy Sik Collars for 40o
lac Ladies' Fancy Silk Collars for 410o
25c and 35c Fanny Cups and Saucers only loo
Two Dinner Sets, 97 pieces, to be sold to the
first oustomer, cheap
Fanu LffiU Gamb6 t1dts
AT AWAY DOWN PRICE
5c Fancy White Handkerchiefs for 4o
10c Fancy White Handkerchiefs for do
121c Fancy White Handkerchiefs for 10c
16c Fatcy White Handkerchiefs for 12e
20c Facey White Hand'ohiefs for 15 & 160
25o Fancy White Handkerchiefs for 210
350 Fancy White Handkerchiefs for 25e
Bargains in Furs
We will sell our Fur Coats, Caperines, Stoles, !toffs
and Fur Caps and all Fur Goods at (creat Discounts.
TERMS: -Produce or cask.
NaMortu a urs. t)Mina wt PH MIa.
Poplestone Gardiner
(ine door north of Post Moe.
1