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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1906-03-08, Page 11 edding Stationery Young Iodise a ho tale iuterestcd jn what ii proper in the matter of iatatiomery for Weddings. [:Mould see ur wimples, latest type facer. We Om have thrill ready in a few hours. THIRTY-THIRD YEAR—No 1684 nter • • • • HURON & MIDDLESEX GAZETT Ls The Auction Sale Season Still Here \\•e print your t,i':e promptly and Aire 3 ea a free i1 :c our sale re;is• ter coluu,r.9 ttiL:ch :s worth whab you pay for your Lille alone. JONES & CLARK'S RESS 000P DEMANDED BY FASHION. A forecast of spring is visible in our Dress Goods Section. We consid- er the lot ot twenty-five pieces just re- ceived, well worthy of mention. Light and dark plain greys in all wool tweed, Fancy check Mohairs, shown in navy, green and brown. Plaid Delaines work- ed with silk spots, are quite proper and we have the assortment of colors. The very latest in Silks Our generally complete stock has just been replenished hthebest d most up to -dote with )es an n 1)e had. A tempting f patterns in the new greys and other colors, which EXETER, JNT., CANADA. THURSDAY MORNING, MARCHSth, 1906, • . from [rest to cast, the barometer all western sections, threatenipe clouds Till gather and general storm. of rain thunder and wind will tai up their march easteardly acres THE STEPHEN & IJSIJORNL AV- the country. From about Saturday. Til the 10th to Wednesday the 14th BICULTURAL SOCIETY IN- these storms wilt make their trtnsi TENDS HAVING A MONSTER tram ncstern to eastern extremes DEMONSTRATION iIERE. bringing torrential rainfall to malty localities, especially in routhern t centraf parts of the country. Severn lightning. thunder and hail will vis- it many places- with great probabil- ity of violent, torwtdic storms. Mean- time boreal conditions will appear, advancing from the north-west. in the form of rising .har.ometcr, bliz- zards and tempestous gales. These toreat storms will finally gain the .,asoendoncy over the entire country. bringing .;a decided cold ware for tha season, which will stake itself felt Many into the south. In all prohabit- ity heavy snow blockades will re- sult in any parts of the [test. worth and north-east during ,this period. will be falling to very Victoria Day to be Cel= jlow readings in ebrated in Exeter. It is aluvast an assured thing that Exeter will have a.celebration on [cast iotraria Day. May 4 the Stephen & Ilsboroe Agricultural Society intends haying it. A meeting of as many of the direc- tors and members as could be gotten together w•us held on Fri- day afternoon Last and if the mem- bers keep up the enthusiasm that woes shown at the meeting. the cele- bration will bon "howling sucee3s•" Mr. John Delbridge acted as chair - mon of the meeting. rend Mr. A. G. Dyer, Secretary. The first business was a motion deoiding to hold a celebration, providing $100 could be secured in subscriptions. n and d, Mc J. lt Sanders "sere s s Carling Ed. ChristChristie,pointed aot e mmie to securethe. necesary donations. Messrs. DelbridPe• Smith, Christie. Nobler and Sandere were appointed an executive committee to look after the sub committees appointed and see at everybody hustles from now un - is YRng,e in an0y r til the program for the day 13 clased. A committee consisting of Messrs. gives the purchaser a handsome assortment lturd,an, Carling, White. Walters. choose. Crecch. Allison and Mussell will look after the artorning sports. The horse rating committee consists of Messrs. Elliott. Christie and Sanders. The two latter committees can add to their numbers if necessary and any body .who has the right kind -o( hust- ling ability can no doubt get on one of the committees. Messrs. J. Del - bridge, J. Hauler and John Moir will look after the printing and Messrs. Christie arid Dyer are to look atter the Opc''a 'louse and get an option on it for the evening. and Messrs. Janes ISaIL:antyne John Delbridgec intend losing sonic of their dignity for the day and will tlessibly load the trades procession in the morning astride of white front to Spring Coag The opportunity of the present is one not to be lost, or it has gone entirely. This season one is just as well dressed in the short tight filtngarment, fawn csvert cloths the also ' back black coats. These are shown venetian. Travellers Samplesof Carpet When our buyer was In the city last week he No is; :r picked up a snap in this Mine. Tapestry, wools .and unions, ranging at 1Oc, 15c and 25c. its �'�t•,'1 i K C ARJONES Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing. 11111lil•IIIIIIIMMINI Again To The Front. Having leased the Gidley Block for a term of years and put in a Select Line of Furniture all' prepared to attend to your wants in this line. Since coming to Exeter I have received a warns re- ception from the people of Exeter and vicinity, and I invite all any old customers and friends to call and renew acquaintance and inspect my stock of furniture. JAMES BEVERLEY Our Undertaking Stock is Complete. Coward & Bloomfield's Winchelsea, Ontario. 45 pairs 75c per pair :also their first consignment of new spring goods. among \which you find high-class English Prints of beautiful patterns in all the best colors, every piece guaranteed to hold its color in the washing, price 1 'Ws c per yd. New highclassed English Ginghatns pinks and blues, also checks in navy and price 15c per yd. New Foiler, in leading shades. Ox Blood, Oxford Grey and Grass GrccPrice 15c per yd. New Rock Fast Drills, colors cannot be washed out, these the right thing for shirts and boys blouses, 3 patterns to choose from, Our price 16c per yd New Cream and White Flannelette at old prices in of the heavy advances in all lines of cotton goods. The prices paid here far produce is as good as were ever the pay cash when you don't need goods. 'horses and Mr. I3.allantyne has prom ised to use his persuasive powers on Al McDougall, one of the best bag pipe players iaa Canada to have him here for the day. A t. ug -of -war between t he tow n- ,vi11 in card. Messrs. Ellison ships of Stephen and L,sbornc bo a dr sing his thanks tie his many cus- and Allison will look after the con- testa.nts and it is quite possible that tumors. See his "ad" in another Paul Madge, who knows a puller colrumryn. WOMEN'S \IiSSIONElt1" when ho sees tum will be asked to The following accounts wore pass - assist in getting the Ushorne stat' Society o[ James sal set (Jimmie Exe- ed and ,ordoned paid :—J. Senior. [[acts In from for the match• ter, will celebrate tlx 25th nnnive.r- eLork, half yearly salary. $ento ; A teem [rem Exeter %till probably sa st Cof t hurch of W. M.Canada n as lolls ho Harvey Bros., wood, $21.:.5 ; C. havo o pull with the ull pa x. it y would take almost a full page to tell of the surprises in store :end iln• mediately after the general meeting on Saturdey the lith inst. every member of ecaola committee as cx• pected to spit on his hands and wade in to make this celebration the best ever. Naso (ball, football and other games will ho nrnanged for ; races for those who nen pilot a horse at a 2.10 clip and [[tuna who can't drive a 'bargain will be part of the pros grain. Some games will possibly be d for, whereby the school LOCALS JoHHN WHITE & SONS OBERT E. PICKARDEXETER, 9 Ontario General Selling Agent. for 'C. P. R. Lands. We Anticipate a Big Advance in Price Almost Immediately. Now is the time to purchase and get the benefit of the big jamp in prices hich we expect shortly. We havo some beautiful selected sections on our st. $427.01 down secures you a good half section. 13'31) acres.) 25 Improved and unimproved farms in one of the best sections in the orthwest at finis $10 per acre, upwards. All these conveniently situated o Railway Stations. We want a number of good inen to work on farms in he west 'luring the coming season. R. E. PICKARD, General Selling Agent for C. I'. It, L:ands. MR. RICHARD GIDLEY, OF Baytleld, spent Sunday in town. DON'T FORGET THE A'l' HOME at the Presbyterian church th:s • r- tornoon. Mr. Samuel Poptestone of Myth, was in town the fore part of the week assisting in packing up the remaining stock of the store here, which Pop!e.- stone & Gardiner closed last week. Mr. C. Welsh has disposed of his bonze on Main street. opposite the Main Street church to his brother Richard. The two brothers intend leaving for the Northwest about the first cf April. The members of the congregation, Sunday School and Epworth League of the .fames St. church on Tuesday evening last presented Mr. P. Frayne with a beautiful chair in recognition of his long and faithful service in con- nection with the different depart- ments of the church. Mil. JAMES BEVEILELEY, THE new furniture dealer and undertak- er, with large warepooms .n the Op- era house block, is well phased with the pa t renege accorded him by the people of Exeter ,and vicinity since he commenced business a couple of weeks ago, and is desirous of expres- EXETER COIUNCII. The town daddies met in the coun- cil chamber. Wednesday night of last week to pass a few accounts and discuss the matter of the Kuntze Manufacturing, Company locating here. Owing to illness councillor Creech was unable to attend. A communication was read from the secretary of the Gravanhurst Sani- tarium re a grant from the council. No action was taken. The clerk was instructed to secure an index to the Consolidated Munielpal Act and Amendments, the price being $1.50. ffice at Residence, Exeter, Ont. BIG Reductions in Furniture Having purchased the stock of W. C. Huston and in order to- rduce the same before removing it to our warerooms we will offer for the next two weeks, the entire stock of furniture, comprising Kitchen, Diningroom, Bedroom, Drawingroom and Hall Furniture. Also many odd pieces and rockers at a great reduction. ARB SHOWING of Misses' and Boys' Shoes, regular $1.15 up for and Chambrays in plain white and black and white, Navy, arc are ..e - children of both townships can com- Dir. .l. C. Donnie, deputy jailor of the pete. The fun, if the out. willule "s start ni The B provincial Isissbjectlof his essay posed isbreak, .about day bre+:ak, and will end when "The Scot Atn•oad and his Uescenci- yeu are rowdy to go home, and you'll ants." Mr. Downey es a Canadian say its the best time you ever had Scot, and as there were quite a num- since your goat died. The proceeds ber of competitors, including several will go towards paying off the in• native horn Scots, he is naturally debtedncss of the new build:ngs proud of his victory. There will be ,a special sermon by the pastor. Rev. A. II. Going, 11. A., en Sunday morning. March 11th, and on -1 y hl' Srom Snell, electric lip)htiug, $57.00; 11. Davis, lab• r. $3.00: W. .1. Bissett. salary for Feb'y. $32.00; Mr. Ford. caretaker cemetery, $27.00. et \ onda evening a public .e:l The clerk wets instructed to g Kt program c wh ofc ^e. 6 to 8 p. m, after t rprices on two hundred six inch will be coven. Admission. adults 15c ,Hent tile. children lOc. The report of a recent meeting The following appeared In the Win- of rho cemetery board Wal read. nipeg Free Press of Feb 22nd, and re- 'Phe report recommended the re- fers to a son of Mr. R. Downie of Exc.-appointment of John Ford, as care - ter North: The prize offered by Me. taker of the cemetery. subject to Oucbar to the members of Clan dismissal .on one rnontla notion his Call and see the many bargains we are offering .,[swat t for the best essay on any salary to be $32..00 a year, with Scottish subject, has been awarded to free louse rent $25.00 to be added to the Lir ground, end CFtI,, should he interested, whether .a member of the society or not. 'Let everybody get busy ;and 4iusr it along. L:EN'I'ItaI,IA .lir. \Vin. J'ym, who los for the oast five weeks been confined to his roots, is at the time of "etiting in e low condition. .1r. Luther Psi'', of London, vis- ited his parents on Sunday. Mr. Win. Lewis cf London is vis- iting Mr.hi\\cslcybter. Luker► rowholess been engaged ot iJI' mill at St. John is visiting 'his mother here previous to leaving 'for Norw:ch, where he has been engaged in :a still. Miss Atvill:t Wilson, of Maguire apont Saturday ,Ind Sunday at 1110111C bore. T1,e Ladies Aid sect e1 held at Mr. George Essery's on Wednesday even - proved Mrs. Swan left the same evening proved a great success. Mr. William Stmlo, of Oiill1, and for their home. The brides goi::� Mr. John Sindo, of nowanville, al- n1'y gown being brown obi1(on Imo d- tonded the funeral of their brother clout'. A host of friends join in Ir' -I Richard S..ndo, on Sunday. Il wishes. Miss Il^utalt heaver. of Crediton,. visited friends here on Sunekly. On Thur'dLay last the inhabitants of our village, as well as the eurr- 1 curnling noighborhoo.l, greatly surprised when the sad :and sudden accident which betel Mr. Moho rd Senelo, bcarme known. Mr. Saanlo was about to deliver a lord of hay to Mr. P. Curtin, and w„s driving to the weigh scales at t tae station, when by some moans the load upset, throwing him oaf ile fell striking lite hack of hie hea on the iron rail of t he t rack. 11 w we picked up in an nn0'aneeiou9 oon dltion end aomooed to his home an. died a few hours Liter, without re training consciousness,. Mr. Sold• lived here for a number of yoors.an was well known. Ile wzal in hi sixty-1tsnel1 year. lie !floret one so William, f1( Ohirdgo. Th' tuner took I,k ce set Sunday attertroon a tw-o oelock, .a.n•l n ,s well attended Illt'I(t+' I'0l(E( %H'1'N ,\ reaui..r .toren period i+ central tt� 13th covering the lath to tho NUPTIALS. — A \'E(t\' I'ItE'i"rV' evening nodding was :carluutzed ,l the home of Nit.. and Mot. John Muir ou Wednesday, when their daupthter Margaret, was united in marriage to Mr. John Swan, a prosperous young firmer of I'rhornc. The ceremony teas performed by lice. W. M. Mar- tin, only the iuuuedi tie friends be- ing preTcnt. The bride was beauti- fully gowned in cream silk crepe de chew with chiffon trimmings carried a shower bouquet of white carnations. Miss Janet 1. Mure of London, uf•ice of the bride &eased in white ail kwith valenciennes trirn- tningr was the very pretty little ring bearer. After congratulations a very dainty supper was served and a iskas ant evening spent. The presents re- ceived were in evidence of the high esteem in wiireli the bride is held. The green's present to the bride be- ing a beautiful gold wateli, and to the ring beircr an opal rang. Mr. spite paid COWARD % BLOOMFIELD .PRODUCE TAKEN AS CASH. all 15t.t'. As rvrly as the 10th a marked change to 'e-a.rmcr will be epreedinQ his salary if iris services prove satis- factory. A recornmeudatien made to ohango the system of book- keeping at the cemetery„ s that the accounts can be more easily aud- ited. The clerk notified the council t1► it the Town Hall debenture debt of $6500 comes duo July 1, 1900 and tho,$4600 .of the amount ie row ir, the tretaury. The matter re (he Kuntze thug- facturing Co. was taken up. The proposition as advanced by Reeve Mohler wan along the same line as published in the ''Times" two weeks ago. Mr. nobler said there is a par- ty in town who is willing to put up same. money to go into the business with Mr. Kuntze. .0euncillor Treble wanted to kr.ow• what security would be given. The other eouncillora felt the s-emo war. It gena suace'sled that a•s th1 interest on $5000 for ten years at ie per cent. would amount to $2500,it would be better to give. the company $250 a year for ten years and if the coneony failed to live up to the requirements the town would not he out the $5000. The Reeve said he would write Mr. Kuntze and ask Line if he would accept the pro- position in that way. The matter was then laid on the table until tho next meeting. it was reported that the i'etrolea \Vegan Factory was looking for a new site and asked utrly for a hong, to cover the moving of the plant. A telephone message from t)te Pe- tro!'' firm stated that they hid no intension of moving. 'l'be emotion of getting the G.T.R. to change the. route of its line. bring - it closer to town, wtes also discussed. o Tile councillors the ground Iloverdetested Thursdfy morning ro (bit when the G. 1'. It. otficiils come. here for a meeting the matter can i.0 properly discuss- ed. A trip wag made Thursday morning. the council taking a view of the property through which the proposed road %could run. Noth- ing further will be dory' in the met - ter until the offic'•els arrive. The council adjourned to meet at the colt of the (terve. ROWE & ATKINSON Furniture Dealers and Funeral directors, Exeter, Ontario. SiGHT PRESERVERS. . Tho little lenses of glasses joined by � t p-1 their frame cf gold o. agile are won derfully potent for good or evil. Properly fitted they build up the eyes 4 and preserve the sight—imnroperly Tilted they tear down and destroy. ; 1 ;Special One Way Rates • • To Billings, IIont., Denver. • Colorado Springs, Salt Loge • City, Nelson. Roseland, Ven- t couver, Portland, Ore., San. i♦ Fransisoo. _ Tickets o:► ratio daily ! Special Settlers 1 !Trains to Northwe 1• Every Tui r:doy during March and April special train' trtih colonist eleerea' will leave Toronto '9.00 1'. M., March T' D h • n during in evens Tuesday lu r g and April for Manitoba and Nort hwest. Passengers travelling with- out live stook should take expreee leaving Toronto 1.45 Reading a few lints of print with p. en. a pair of glasses is no test. The t -- sight must he tried by modern and scientific methods. We have every facility for making; tests and can supply any kind ot glasses required at moderate cost. ort Line to Cuba Leave home 'i .. -' d.' 1'. M. nrriving io lf..vann, Cuba, early Monday meriting. Di- rect connection. Tourist rater[ In cffeot. For tickets and Mall in-' formation call on. W. S. HOWEY, Phm. B. I J. J. KNIGHT, Dept A_ent CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. Th Kind You Nays Always Bought Bears the Signature of Chemist. and Optician, a• U. 1toDONAL1), district Phone W. EXETER, ONTARIO. ,1•••••••••••••••••••••••••• Paasenecr Az'cr.', Toronto. PAINTING SEASON Yes 1 Painting time will so'm be here and this is the store that is really to supply your wants in all kin:'.s of Paint, Wall Finishe.;, Brushes, Eta. Tlie Old Reliables HOLLYWOOD ELEPHANT READY MIXED PAINT READY MIXED PAINT in all sire '''ins. In all "ire Tins. Special Prices on Jewel Ready Mixed Paint. TO CI.. AR OUT. 22 only Half Gallon (fans, Regular One for 70e. [fief only One Quart Cane, Regular 45c Inc 35c. 12 only One Pint (fans, Regular :tic for lec. 21 only Half I'int Cans, Regular 15e for lee. EVERY CAN Gl'ARANTEED. Wall Finishes MURAL() ALABASTINE 5 Pound Package 45c 25c and 45c Packages. Color Cards for the Askin[•'. HEAMANS HARDWARE And Stove Store.