Exeter Times, 1906-10-04, Page 8STEWART'
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We invite the Ladies and Children to visit our big
Mantle Department before you purchase Your Fall Coats.
We c•tn give fou all the nifty styles in Grey and Mixed
Tweeds and Blacks. They are special values at $5.5), 8.50,
$10 and 1450
It would pay you to call and visit our Millinery
Rooms. We are showing the newest and most exclusive
Ideas that are to prevail this season. Our selections is the
best t hat can be purchased.
We have the largest range of Grey mixed Dress
Goods that we have ever shown and at 49 cents it's a win-
ner. 1'ou ought to seo them, I know you will like then].
If you want to dress the little folks warm and stylish
we have the range to choose from in Grey mixed Green
mixed and mixed Tweeds, they are extra values at 25, 30, 35
cents
Gentlemen, the time is here when you will be thinking'
about a 'lobby Suit, `CALL." We can suit you, we have
the stock and quality to choose from in our new department.
If son want to be up to date in dress you ought to
wear a "KING HAT." We are agents for them. Light in
weight and easy fitting.
Bring along all Your Produce, It's just as
Good as Gold.
•A-. sTEWART
EP ODD TIME
They are made by the most
skilled mechanics in the world -
to insure accuracy -and from the
finest materials obtainable -for
the sake of durability. In fact,
they are made a little better than
seems necessary.
A. Marchand
THE
JEWELER
GOOD
CLOTHING
Do not tet all the Good Chances pass
you. if you are likely to need a new
uit during the next six months you
willcthw doing 'ousel( a favor by getting
it
Take Advantage
TWENrY PEouR p Special Discount of
WE DON'T
Try to tit a Man into a ready-
made suit, we make the Suit
to Fit the Man as if it were ie own Soot nt im
a borrowed one. If You want
to
have the reputation of be-
i a correct dresser let U8 do
the Tailoirng for yr", andou
will ever be sure of good Ma-
terials. good Fit, Special 1Vork•
menship and pet fect finish.
THE
OLD
WAY
TO
CURE
A
COLD
THE Ni;\v WAY - TAKE
Howey
mum -A -cow CAPSULES
ONLY MSc. A BOX.
telae sure and have n box on s:r for
tt is changeable Weather.
W. S. HOWEY Phm, B.
Mt, G. W. Holman, of Egntond
title, w•:as a t'e'nor in town Batur
day.
,ler. John Taylor, who was ill with
typhoid fever, is able to h0 •around
again.
Mrs. Thorn um if a wiring returned
last sw•eek (tont a flip through 1 he
northwest.
r west.
Tarlov" Amy Johns left Monday for
where she will Lake a coarse
n tl conservatory of music.
Mr. Ind Mrs, harry Baker, of De
roit, and lir. and Mrs. Gen. Baker,
f Windsor, ate here visiting ]herr
irents. Mr. and Mr.. \Vm. Baker,
Iuron etreet,
W. W. Taman
Marchant Tailor. ,
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!Market Report. -Tee foltowiag Is
the report of Exeter markets. oor-
veued up to Oat. 4th.
\bait. 70 cents per bushel.
Harley. 39 to 40 aenty per bushel.
Oats, 31 to 33 cents per bushel.
l'cab. 65 to 70 cents per bushel.
Shorts, $19 to $20 .t ton. '
Flour, $2 per cwi.
Bran. $16 a ton.
Hay. 88 to $8 per ton.
Potatoes, 95 cents p•,er
Feed flour, $1.20 per cwt.
13vaos. $1.30 per bushel.
Clover seed, $7 to 48.50 per bus.
Butter, 18 cents per pound.
E;ys, 17 cents per dozen.
Coal, $6.75 por ton.
(fogs, dressed, $8 per cwt.
Hogs, liveweight, 96.25 per cwt.
Chicken. Re live. 10e. dressed.
Old h.. es 0 to R contra.
1)uc.k::. 8 to 10 mutts.
Larne onions, 60e a bushel.
]tri .1 Apples, 5c. per pound.
t;e.e, 7 to 9 acute.
Till"1t.UA:- OCTOBER 4th, 1900.
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I LOCALS
Mr. and Mrs. Will Sweet, of St.
Catharine?: 11 t(' visi11111; (heir par-
ents for o few weeks.
Mr. Brooks, of Michigan, is here
spending a few days with his hro"
Iyer, Mr, Thos. Brooks.
11 there ]S 4111 Mfg' \curd aha t.
p1rticular1% needs to be. run 1Ilrough
the coffee mill it i.< "colonel".
Mr. :Vs Creech, jr.. has taken. a
Position with Walter Dern to look
after his afore at \Vhalen Corners.
Miss Eta Ifardin:, returned home
Last week after a ien d.ty's vixen ill
hondon. St. T1son1114 and Talbott•ilte.
Mr, 1?d. Weitcott, Of Exeter, has
taken .21 rosition al tier. It. J. Tes.
key's t,:1,ber shop. -St.. Marys door -
nal.
Jlr. John .Mt:ahfet1 last week 'nov-
el, into the house on ifuron street
belonging to .'Jr, C. Ocort%ood ,of
Chicago.
Capt. J. N. 1lowalyd
Working in Wallaa<'bttrg 4u
u
past summer, ':t turnedhoer,
Thursday evening.
Mrs. W. J. Cook is spend
couple of weeks p!Casa tit ver
friends .and relatives at I':x
Clinton New Era.
Miss Lou White, of Woodstock,
who was the guest of Miss 'Cora
Powell during the past summer, left
for her home on Tuesday.
1)r, Holloway, of \\'inzhani, well -
/town in lsxcis has decided Io
(nate in
''(' erbort). and moved to
he latter pace last week.
This creek will Fee 1 he end of
firs in this county for the sca-
n. The last one at Kirk ton will
e held to -day ;and to -morrow,
Mr. Frank De/bridge, who wac
•ith the Sovereign Bank branch at
codon. was last week transferred
the Amherstburg .branch, his pox_
ion, beim; that of tell.'.
o wa,
ring the
0 last
in„ 1
it withtiter,
Notice, -The Exeter Salt Works
Co., are now making salt ;and
thosewho ;are need of r•:1me would (be
pleased lo delve 'theta call at the
ss"Irks.-1. 11. Carling. Sec'y.Treas,
Fear, of the Jain
Street Church :,,,d Het, Andrews, of
Crediton, edilon, exchanged pulpits last, sun.
Y evening, the occasion being the
anniversary of the Crtd►Io,, Metho-
dist church.
Jlr, ltichard Hunter lea„ taken out
nn ;luc•tionecr•'a license for the coun-
ty of Huron. Orders left for
at the Times office orat him
post office, will omptat-
tentiou. receive prompt at-
tention.
Geo. Anderson and Ed.
Treble left Tue:day morning as re-
presentatives from Exeter to aticad
the quoit toury,.:imeat at 1 London.
Th lournante.it w•iU con^Iude to -
`Mr. A. E. Hodgen after
spending t"' past three months mak.
ing o trip, ]though the Rest. re-
turned home on Saturday evening.
Ile went as Ler as 1'oriI.ind. Ore.,
stopping off a t f he pri.lzip:,l places
en.ro u (c.
A musical t x0;11 is promised Exeter
and the surrounding district on
Thursday the 25th October when Mr.
Wm. Drown, our ]duan] organist and
teacher of music will give his first
Grand Evening concert. The ;artists
and music will be of both :1 high
class and popular nature and we
wish M1, drown a crowded house as
a result of his enterprise and con-
fidence in out appreciation of good
music.
Mr. William Brown, organist and
droit master of Ti'ivitt
church wishes to otrnouneQMemorie
citizens of Exeter that he will 's-
tablish a singing class
Heading, Hai mon in Sightur
for tete winter t and Voice Culture
Hall, Main months, in Senior
Hall,
serest. As recce as
member, are enrolled
live will begin. For any information
inquire of Jin. J. Senior or W]lliow
Brown.
It 1a 900 years since the failure
Of a bank in China. Over 901) years
ago in the reign of lei Hung, a bank
f ailed. Iti (lung 1,:id it investigated,
and to his indignation found tit had
been due to reckless and shaaiy con-
duct on the part of the directoor"t
and the ntesidcnt. Ili Hung at once
issued a11 edict that the next time
a bank failed the heads of the di.
rectors :and president wean to he cul
off. Th]., edict 'rhiclr has sever been
revoked Ile made Chinn's banking
institutions the Palest in the w, red.
The government has npprovc,l an
extension .of time for .the isauar a of.
the Canadian general service
granted for the Fenian raid of 1866
and 1870 and the Rod Hirer est.'di-
lion of 1870 until tl ' - p of July
1907' Tito medal •
the I3fitish Cover a (aired by
the dm(' allotted for in 1898, but
eit, issuan:e ex.
t wd ld on the 1st of January, ,1904
eines then n number of applications
including Fume from Great ltribain,
has•• been received, ,several of the
ap11''`1',stating that they Aid not
kri.,o ofthe i,suance of
t
until rectally. Hence 11, extension
of time.
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LADIES!
TIIE OLD
RELIABL
.L.001( THIS WAY Where Did Cain Get His Wife ?
If in need of a pretty fall hat or a stylish mantle we have
Has r whereled Bible can
get theor ages, We don'to know, had y kaon
however you can get the beret, Line of Goods to be anywhesls.
sae -- The Best
saw always
-
OM' styles in ladies fall and winter Jacket's comprise everything the
t
new and nobby. Every new style of coat is to be found in our great variety.
Pretty Tweeds in light and dark shales in different styles at $8.00 to $10.
Pretty Fawns of beautiful quality Covert Cloth, 11 inches long with
pleats, $1250 and $15.00.
Special lot of imported Mantles in pretty dark tweed of blue, brown and
green mixtures. 00 sale at special price, $5.0;). Ask to see this line.
in black we have the best showing we ever had, Made np in a great num-
ber of different styles. Prices $10.00 to $15.00.
MILLJNJ3Ry
OUR SNOW ROOM IS CROWDED with all the latest and
best styles for fall and winter. We are told we have the beat
showing in town. Come in and see for yourself. One thing we do
know, that is, we can save you money on your fall hat. We spec-
ially invite you to call and sec the styles and get prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
SHELL & ROWE
ONE WEEK ONLY
SPECIAL SALE
tIOUSE�OID DYES
4 PACforkages 256
STANDARD
HOUSEHOLD
TURKISH
REXALL
These well-known dyes need
no recommendation from us.
They never fail to produce
satisfactory results. (:let them
white they last. FOUR pack-
ages for TWENTY-FIVE cts.
AT
Cole's Drug Store
Mr. F. W. G]adtnan was its London
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Andrew Laramie, of Detroit,
is visiting Mrs. Ed. Christie for o
few days.
•
V1lt. C. E. ItACK\I:Y OP 1'ARQU.' ]1
par intends holding an extensive nuc- I
tion sale pf Wm stock about' tete IOth n
of Ociober, •, J
Mrs. Hector Monroe, of Detroit, M'
who has been spending a few days g:
visiting Mrs. Monroe returned to her
home on Tuesday,
Ad Lumley
Women's Institute, - The tep,ular
reeling of the Woman's Institute
will he ),eld in Senior's hall on Fri-
day Oct. 5th. :1t 3 o'clock. - Jti�s
halls. 1'rcP. ; Mrs. Hastings, Sec'y. ststillMrs. Geo. Rook, 2nd Conces• �; a
sion, Usborne, intends holding a:dreTo
sale of farm stock and imple-
ments on Thursday, October t S.
Mr, John Wood shipped a car -load
of butobers cattle on Saturday for
the Toronto markets,
Apples Wanted.-Briog your ap-
ples (0 tyre Exeter Evaporator, We
ane paying good price?. -W. 11. Le-
v+otlt
Mr. W. D. Clark, of the Molson's'
Bank staff returned from his brig
on :Monday. Mrs. Clark is spending
a few days with her parents in Lon-
don and will join her husband hens
in a week.
Miss Kate Dont ',ram who has been
visiting her brother in 'Toronto for
several weeks returned home Mon-
dry evening, She was accompanied)
by her deice, Aliso Georgia Ilouthron
who :%ill visit for some wceke.
Mr. .1. W. Broderick this week
purchased the .1. 1', floss property,
south of the Metropolitan hotel. The
property consists of a store and
dwelling house and is desirable pro-
perty. Mr. DI. •1:mkwn is at present
Ilse tenant.
! Mr. John Brooks, of Owosso. Mich.,
is the guest of his brother. Mr. C.
i T. Brooks. Mr. Brooks left Jsxeler
42 years ago and has only been a
visitor ),ere a few times since. Ile
finds many improvements in our
town since he lived here, and is
pheased to again be among the scenes
of his young days.
The Harvest Ione and Thanks-
giving :ert•i1�s in connecGo,i with
the James street Methodist church
were held on Sunday and lfonday.'of
thrs wehed k. On Sunday Rev. Going
prtwo Thoughtful sermon.
wire)
tei were much (1ppreciaectcidal bymusi(hec
tte congrcg iljons. Sp
as furnished by the choir, In the
Corning u solo was yang by Mist
sones Taylor, and in i he evening
iss Lewis and Mica Nina Carling'
t'4 s<'lections
he
tastily decorated 1 church was
te
and vcgctaides, dtvhich were'. .'quite yin
harmony with the harvest services.
On Monday evening a tea w•ns held
in the basement of the church and
Was largely attended, (the ladies
keepin" up ,their reputation for
+plying good things for the inner
n. After tea a program was ,held
the body of \the church ,Ind ad -
sees were delivered by th lresi-
1t tninisters, Itev. Geo. Brown, of
ronto, and :ir. Brooks. f
Michi-
gan. who was a resident o son1e 45 years ago, ofe Exeter
i, holo. erre sunt
by Miss Been; and Miss Carling, Mr.
Will Merry gave a pleasing coronet
solo. Among. other things flint
were said. one speaker mentions.]
that Exeter, to his knowledge, had
turned out more successful young
men and e•o1e.. .1.
1les'irs. Smith Bros. Exeter north,
on Monday, commenced a 30 day's
bargain sale of dress goods, Iowcl-
ings and cotton. They are Riving
some good bargains and if you re-
quire anything in these lines, visit
their .tore before haying. They
tt'ill pay you the highest priers for
your but ter and ct;gs, tow
A for
Place Vat1he ho1uc .of 1Ii. on d Mdding irk t 11
S. 11. Gidpcy, Myth, on Thursday, 1 t ion
!
Cent. 2001, when their second datfgh- '.113
ter, Effie, was united in marriage (oI
David Somers, son of Richard Rev.
era. Blyth. The bride entea•e,i the l t• afenn
e
parlor leaning on the arra of her the
father, to the strains of the Missu•ed.
ding march played 1..Miss Pearl are i
("4
an aby otl
n in Canada. This speaks tt
Exeter,
le annual Rally il.i)• ir1 connec-
With the James sl rt•et Methodist
day Erlool will ho field next Hun.
In the morning the pastor.
Going, will deliver a special
on to the young., ::nd in the
0110011 rervire r111 be held in
body of the church at which all
nvitc4 to alt end.
The fancily of Mr. :and Mrs, V'1.
Baker, of Huron street, had :t happy
family reunion on Tuesday, October
2nd. t he occasion being .1 he celebra-
tion of the !Otis -1y Anniversary of
Mr. rind Mrs. leak, is wedding day.
Only t immediato members of the
family wire pre.r,at to enjoy the
festivities, ttibh the exception of
Jfary Ann Raker, of daginaw•, ,t colt.
sin, and t h.
ler
ell
9, and was attended by Miss
Ctdie &mere. sister of the groom,
(''Bile If. C. Gidley, brother of tell
bride, acted as best man. The ser-
vice watt conducted by Rev. H. Ander.
son. The bride's travellin 4 suit w,,s
of blue ladies' cloth with hat ''t<,
match. Mr, and Mrs. Somers left on
Vi idly morning for 1hchr future
home in Dunnville, -Blyth St.andari.
T1u Planet Venus. -In antler to ]taker
.an enquiry sent him regarding the I Arn<ri
beautiful planet which has attracted i born
so much at 1. ration for some weeks,
Director It. F. Stupart, of the Me.. s,astp
teorologic"a1 Service Toronto, says :•3.4)1110•
I would Fly that 1h' plane( \'enus'.,n flu'
has been shining in the western sky and 1
during Aug. and Sept, It is very brit.
]Lint just now but sa' t. `son aller ; r.iliidrY'
1 le sun. On lieptemtler 26th it (o ext
reached its greatest. brilliancy •111.1:
ret about 1 hour, 2t] minutes after i ;�y - rent
the strn. There is no doubt tltit it George
has been mistaken for an airship.' ,tett,
but a fittley homiest would show 1 1 r.s, A
4lee nhsardit of il, as aii uirshil', lrs. e
Rould not '►1>main ns 3.(eadtly in eine a 11, ker•
sky even if anchored. Being r•atli�r, his hcl
low '1own in the sout hoes( the • i 1N, F.n,e
planet would naturally show liri;er'
by refraction and More red on <tc-' adt'.1rrr�e
count o n
l oI the smoky horizon. �'<'nus r+rllont
will remain an evening flat until their ,,to
November 27, when 1t ,ifterw ,rds be jve
for n time rises before the ren. :1111. I annic'er
popular element•arc , k 1. (t'•1
•
o: on sit run
only relatIvo of the
side of the family living in
ca. Mr. :and Mrs. Ilaker have
reeid<'nrs of Exeter during the
2
2 years, They were married in
rue's r+thedraI, London, and
time afterwards took up lane
boundary between Middlesex
luron, n few miles from Ceti -
On this faro] all of their
n eredborn, who wore here
end congratulations to their
s. Those present were Thom.
I Ituron; 1\'illiam. St. Marys,]
\\`ind•a.r : and Barry, De.
and Mrs. Thoutas Flynn and
brain ikaring, Exeter, and
Free. %ueffle. llirriston, Mr.
15 a native of Engla,►d, while
meet owes her nativity to
.raid isle, and bot h. although
d in years, are enjoying ox•
health, end the wish of
any friends is that they may
red to celebrate the diamond
sary of II* day when they
tFri r troth.
cent wail expiau► the mctiorn- of I +
C'ens and Merrury a? morning THE , 771E TIMES TO THE END of' 1906
evening eters. M Illi 23c. SUBSCRIBE Al ONCE;
"Full Value for the Money
I 1
Is oar Motto. Any one who known the value of money, will call and
examine Our Goods and see the Big Bargains we are offering,
WELL ! WELL ! New Goods Are Still Arriving
We have just received a large Line of
Ready -to -Wear Clothing
In Men s, Youths' and Boys' Tweed Suits, Now some of these Lines we
are going to clear at a Bargain. Come in and have a look.
Suits to Please the Lads
Prices to Please the Dads
Gents' Furnishings a Specialty. Have a fine assortment in
Ties, Shirts and Hats
won't you go toe Latest nd Nobbiest. the )LD RELIABLE and Igetiue someofthose ay, ��
Elastic Ribbed Underwear
They handle the Penangle in light, medium and heavy weights,
Highest Price Paid for Produce,
C A RLI NG BROS.
what
Do You
It is not so much what you get, as what you save
on pay day that determines your future success.
The really ambitious man -the man who
wants to get on makes it a habit to save
as much as possible every pay day. In
Save
The Sovereign Bank of Canada
$ 1,00 opens an account, interest is paid 4 times a rA
On Pay Day?
CRHDtTOY, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, HBNSALL, EXETER.
JOSEPH SNELL, Manager. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors
Western Ileal Estate
Limited.
Exchange, I NIOTJ
EI
78 Dundas St., London
Ilave you a farm that you want i
sell
Write to i rite for our terms of sel- Having
lin; property. We have t Fat+ rented Mr. W. (� .
complete method of advortiein; d I;1Ssett'8 Grain Store
selling property in Canada. Do House.
you ' WC
are now in a position to
want 1p buy a farm or buaineas handle all kinds of
property izi any part of Ontario/ Grain, for
Send for our list. We have some which we will pay the highest
bargains,
market value.
OLD HENS WANTED.
We will pay the Highes
Cash Prices for live old hens
also spring chickens, duck
and all kinds of poultry,
The Canada Poultry & Produce
Mention this paper.
Co., Limited, Stratford, Ont.
t we solicit your gristing and
Chopping patronage.
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sf�••�•�s/NNNNN4N�
Don't Monkeu
With that
Gough
HOWEY'S
White Pine and Tar
Great big bottle for 2.ic.
• The beet ever fur (:)144, and .o1(14.
••41•N/NN•NNQNNN
I am paying this week
for
Wheat . 70c
Oats - 32c
Barley 39 to 40c
Richard Seldon
Exeter, Centralia
1
and Clandeboye
STRAYED:TIHEitE CAME To MY
premises about 4lie middle of June
;1 red yearling heifer. Ottner may
hive sans) by proving prof erty and
n tying cies r.;es,
C. E. hackney,
Farquhar.
adATONIL Ti.
Ter Kind roc Mian Aleji
Bean W
@igneous
et
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HARVEY BROS.
Merchant Millers
EXETER, ONTARIO.
Hunters Excursio
1-1IT SINGLE HIRE -
GOING OGT 9th iONOV. 6L1
To all points In Ternagami on T. &
N. U. Ry.
To To Sault Ste. Marek orints Mattawa to t Arthur
via n
ro Georgian Ray ao 1 Lake Super-
ior points via N. N. Co.
To points in Quebec.
GOING OGT. 25 TO NOV. 6th -
To Penetang, Midland, Lakefield.
allpotnts Severn to North Argyle to ('oboconk, Lindsey atyo
ton.
All pointy MadaHalibuwaska to Repot
Harbor.
All pointe on Muskoka Lakes, -.ser,
Lake of Bays, Meganetewan riven ,
ALL TICKETS GOOD RETURNING
UNTiI, DECEMBER 8th.
For tickets ..,,.f full information call
on
J. J. KNIGHT. Depot Ticket Agent
J. i). McDONALD.
District I'oseenger Agent, Toronto
anted
Good Girl or Woman for
General house work. Good
wages and conifortablo home.
Apply either hi person or let-
ter to Mrs. J. M. McEvoy
136 Elmwood Ave., London.