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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1907-02-14, Page 81 M .t6 S. FEBRUARY 14th 1907 Neck air Mar -,r fes and y ur .. 4 4t' + .• �t. •i• .). t i 4. 'I'. Y • T JI. Boys' Tweed Suits. Regular value $3 to $4. g. '. o ne 4 The above let of Suits are a clean up from our whole stock, the •d patterns may not be the latest but values are certainly very big. Don't forget our Big Special 108 piece Dinner Sets, They are gall 4 Q + nds best Oatmeal for .25'}• 'beat extra' 001)g•4.. ted Sugar for.. . 6 1:ars Comfort Soap for..... L + ds goad Figs for. •25 4 pounds Mixawatta Tea ..I.00+ ro 3 pounds sweet biscuits ...25 N. P. Soap big bar .....I2 I=21 ✓• fig.:- -:- J- ?: Maple Leaf Salmon a can •• I5 6 bottles Woster Sauce .....254- Yes, we sell Groceries CHEAP all the Time. 4' +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ $1.2.5 for $2.25 for Youth's Tweed Suits, regular value !t5 for Mens $0.50 Tweed Suits regular value $3.50 to $1.50. to $10. $ .1. B.•Ruties. -- S. A. STEW,.AR,T +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1.4++4++++++ +++•t+ QUALITY is an essential with us. Every thing in the construction of our Time Pieces is shaped with this end in view. They are made to keep good time and giye gond sat- isfaction Eor Present Time Fur Future Time For All Time Our line of (`locks is complete and p -to -date. Get one of Marchand's lam Clocks. They are the hest -at e usual low price. Call and inspect ur general stock. fl. Mdr6hdiffl. DO YOU WEAR CLOTHES ? TflM$jj MAKESTHEM You can get SUITED and Mrs. 'William Tapp is on 1 he si.k list this week. Cure a cold in a day. Cole's Cure• A -Cold Tablets 15c. ;t box. Mrs. Robb, of Stratford, was the guest of Mrs. Ramsay, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. .Tames Cockrell, of McGillivray, visited friends in town last Saturday. Mrs. W. Chapman ,of Hay. spent a few days the last week the ,guest of Mrs. A. Ford. Mrs. 1). Shorry, of Hensall, was the of Mrs. guest J. A. w S e t .art during •• t ti the past week. Tho .11itro(olitan Hotel property was sold last Friday to Mr. .1. Mit- chell for $1,1125. Bon. Thos. Greens'ay, of Crestal City, Man., was in town a few days (hiring the last ttcck. Mist E. Thompson is visiting friends in Dorchester nod London township for a month. Mr. John Willis, of Marlette, Mi 211. in in town for a few days as tiro guest of of Mrs. Geo. Ea^.rett. Reeve itobier last evening treatt-i tl:e employes of the cream. ry to an oyster supper at his residence. it is understood that the St. An- thony Social club will give another dance about the last of this month. Mr. and Mrs. 1t. B. Samuel, iw•bo were visiting friends in town re- turned to the tome at lliahg:rte un Monday. Miss Sulls:rland, of Denial'', twat the guest of .Mrs. Colliers and Miss Ilonihron a few days during the past week. Mrs. '1'Itot. Amy and daughter ida of (;(k -,Irl,, erste JI4're last Saturday at ousted the funeral of 1 Lt' late. 1'. M. S11apt on. Ilenry Smith and Thos. itus.ell wee, in 'Toronto last week attending the Ontario Asqo-t ' eon of s and Fa'r < 1 1:\l:ib;lions. "T',e lteg„ar Student Co." placed i11 the Op ora Hour?. \Veeliieedey of last {week. The -t»npany It as greeted with a small audience. Mr8. 11. Statham, who lies been visiting with fiends and ,relations in :Oa re returned to her amine in A:Ion on S.tnrday last. Mr. N. 1). !Jordon who wan per- iously ill, is now sufficiently recov- ered to be able to attend to his ds. tics :p8 manager of the flank. Mr. .1. J. .Tones and son, of Was- k.tdi Mtn., who visited Mrs. .tones for sever i1 weeks, left Tneelay for in the Norlhw'ent, six inJhen of the beautiful featurdty night and 'Sunday. The hi Alt 15111(15 (.anted many ;now drift s but not enough to impede traffic. hel. bushel. bushel. per bag. to $1.25 t,or cwt. bushel. $8 to $9 per buah::l, . iter rou ml. . a dozen. retied, SR.50 per cv... liveweighl, $6.50 per cwt. 1, $7 1011. Lange onions, 60o a bushel, • Chicken, 8 cents per l oand. Hens, 5 1 2 cents per hound. Duck-, lac. per pound. Geese, 10 cents per pound. Turkey 12 cents per pound. Dried Armies. 7c per pound. •••••••••••••••••••••••••► • •• LOCALS • •••••••• • • • • rid.••••• Miss Alice Dawe of London, i9 vise Ping Mrs. Ed. Treble. Miss Florence Ander:on, of London is visiting at her Lome bore. Airs. Gco. (4.amwcll l( -f1 Tuesday morning to visit relatives in Inger. soil, \fisc Luella Fear left on Wellness day for :t visit in Toronto, Whitby and 1'rescot t. Two rinks of Lagan curlers will platy with Exeter 00 Thursday af- ternoon n1141 evening. M r. Will Mair resigned his pos- ition in the Molson's Bank London, on account of ill health. The Ladies Aid of the Presbyter- ian Church intend )to!ditig a par- lor social at the Manse on Goad Pri- day March 20th. 'Juggle.; For 8 �clrbr::led tturl:I11<1 bn zgic':<. I he best in 1 he market. Prices :o suit everybody. Call and see them at Pyin's lllnak'- smith shop. Mr. and Mr::. Jolts Welsh, jr., of New York State a*e spending their honeymoon wit it I lie forineI's par- ellts. A resew ion was 7:,tivett in 1 heir honor last. evening. Misses llirivun and Dina Elston gave 8 party to a few of -their friends Friday evening of last week. A very enjoyable time was spent by ;ill invited. DR. OVENS EYE AND EAIt SUR- geon, will be at. t he Commercial Hotel. ilours 9.30 a. tn. to 4.30 p. in. Glasses properly fitted and dis- eases of eye car and nos. trejtted. Next visit Friday, Mar -11 Rt h. Mr. J. G. Stanbury was at God= eri:h on Friday, defending a .resi- dent of Stephen Township wbo twat before .the judge on the .-ha-rge of unlawful wounding and succeeded in bringing his client home with him. Mr. Frank Knight, wee, for some months has been en,rged with the Sovereign Bank branch at Henson, has been promoted to cashier of the branch at Callcndetr, near INortIt 13ay. Mr. Knight left Seturday evening to assume his new position. Special Sale. -We will have a special sale every afternoon com- mencing to -day, Thursday, nt our store at Exote.r North until my stock of Dry Goods, Ready-tmade Clothier;, Boots & Shoes and Gror.- cries a -re disposed of. -L. M3'1aggart Exeter North. The nlcntlx're of tie Exeter Gun Club are making arrangements for one of the largest shoots in the his- tory of Exeter. The date of the tournament '9 set for Good Friday. Liberal prizes will he hung up and it is expected some of t'lv belt ;run art- ists in Canada will be present. The Bile of lorse; by 0. E. linckney at the Metropolitan hotel last Fri- day was quips suca•4.4u1. The ani- mals disposed of brought greet prices. Mr. iiackney will have r clearing sale of farm stock and implement s at his farm, Lot. 25, S. T. 1t.; 1's - borne on 'Wednesday, Eeby. 27t11; when he will dispose' of his large stock of horses atilt telt Ele, and farm implements. Mr. 1l:trkncy has rent- ed his farm :std everything will go w'il bout reserve. Councillor E. A. Fuke met with a painful a:cidcnt Monday morning while sloeint ('he tenoning( 111:t - chine at lite (toss -Taylor factory. As the ulornin; tw:a5 co .I M r. Fake had his mit Is on 1t the time. 1n some manner his right hand calve contact with the typos., knives, re- sulting in the laceration of theee finders of his hand. 'rhe front fing- er was broken at the fir.(t joint, the second finger badly cu: and the third finger was cju.vhed from 11.e knuckle to the tip. Ile %vaa immediately taken to the office of 1)r. ilyndrnan and given medical atten.lanee. t WE CARR!" IiOT WATER BOTTLES Ixrgt• variety. A hot water bott'e often prevents a serious illness. it Posts only a small eem I It many •.1 time saves a big d•' ,:wtorb bill. IT'S GOOD DRUG ADVICE DON'T MONKEY WITH I (0 tell you to haven hot water bottle THAT ('Or?Olt handy to you can use it at midnight if it's needed. Look over our drug - Take Hon'ey's gists' eindriev and buy what you need while our Frock is fresh and RRY GORDIRL W. S. Howey, Phm. B. tiles 25 ents. 3,000Worth C oth-'THE OLD RELIABLE To be sold at Wholesale Prices. ing Boys Odd Pants -Bove pante made of good strong tweed, lined through- out regular price 75e, wholesale price 12 cents. Boys Cottonade Pants -Boys cot - Unlade paints lined throughout, all Sizes, egulsr price idk, wholesale price a9 Htrots. Boys 2 -Piece Suits -Made of fine Canadian tweed size 22 to 31) Norfolk style. Regular price $4 50, wholesale price $3 25. Boys 3 -Piece Suits -Made of good heavy tweed. others of tine worsted. Regular price $5 wholesale 'nice $3.75. One only Short Freize Coat -Size 44 with heavy tweed liniug. Regular price 81.85, wholesale price $3,75. Men's Tweed Suits -Made in latest styles, hest Ilniug8, size 311 toll. Reg- ular price 1t12, wholesale prico $9,50. Men's Worsted Suits -In blues and blacks good Italian lining. sizes 311, 37, as. 39. Regular price $12, wholesale price $0.50, Mens Worsted Sults- In blues and blacks, well made and trimmed. Reg- ular price $7.511, wholesale price $5.50. Mens Tweed Sults-Splendid as- sortment of patterns, grey and brown mixture. Regular price $10, whole- sale price $7.50, Mens Overcoats -A very pretty coat of grey tweed with large over - check. velvet collar, size 30 to 39. Reg- ular price $10, wholesale price $7.50. Mens Overcoats- In dark brown tweed with white stripe, good heavy warm coat. Regular price $S, whole- sale price CI. Boys Reefer Coats -Tweed lined in blues and blacks, brass buttons. sizes 22 to 24. Ret-i:sir t,r'ce $2.75 whole- sale price Boys Overcoats -In blacks. greys and Tweeds, sizes 27 to 33. Regular price $0, wholesale price *1:75. Speciof Tweed Dress Goods in light and dark greys, a splen- 8cal Sale did showing. Regular price 50c to clear the 3 v • whole lot we have reduced to SNELL & ROWE Assessor A. G. Dyer is on 'his (rounds. Have You Mrs. (1)r.) Sweet is recovering af- ter an illness of two weeks .with the i A Cough or Cold ? grip. Several from Exeter attended the Alasonic ball held at liensall last Alouday evening. Miss Edna Dow entertained a few of her young friends at her home last Friday evening• Mr. and Mrs. M'Clay. of Shedien, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. \Vm. harrows over 6unday. Thr MissY; Charlotte and Ethel Sweet left this week for a eltort visit with friends in Iondon. Miss Louise Street. w Ito Lets been visiting in London for the past few weeks returned ):once ori Salalyday 118- . Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Allan, of Far- quhar, were the tguedts of Mr. and Mrs. \Vm. Fletcher Saturday and Sunday. J. Willis Powell plazed a handsome Phonograph and sole.tion of .records with a Mr. Hooper, of Whalen, on Tuesday. ' Dr. Kinsman and Roulston will at tend the dental convention at Tor- onto, on the 25th 26th and 27th of Feb. and will close their offices for those Jaye. As 'March 1st v.ill be the last date for allowing the clubbing of the Toronto NVeml:ly Globe and Canadit Fanner and the Times for $1.35, we would request those Swishing to se- cure the low. rate to bring in their names at yens, Conveyancer Accounts Collected Missionary .1_-svires were preach- MuNEI' to bun at lowest rates. ed in the two Methodist :burettes North West lrtndefor Sale. last Sunday. In the n101111114 Rev. ' Office, Main Street. Exeter Allot. of 'Toronto occupied the pul- pit. of the Main Street Char -h, and Rev. .loliffe, of Clinton the James street chu:ch. In the cvenin> the! Auditors' Abstract, two visiting nli1i8l4•r+ reversed their C.C.C. Cote's Cough Cure will cure you when all others fail, Your Last Cough .. li When YOU cough up twenty-flve cents for a bottle of OUR GUARANTEED Cough Cure or money refunded. --Prepared by -- W. S. Cole, Phm. B. Prescription Druggist. EXETER, ONT. ERNFST ELLIOT nplIOi tit telerl(q. Abstract of receipts and expenditure There died in Stephen at the homy' o 10011 for the Village of Exeter. tot liIit father, Thomas Shapton, on RECEIPTS i ra Wednesday. �ebn aro 6th n -ie . February - To balance from lflu3 M. Shapton, 0 /0(1 36 years. The de- Arrerrb of taxes ceased had been ailing for some interest nn arrears of tale• Taxesrollo'tal i't4 years, the t rouble bei n/ :tat htna. p License fond Some few years ago he went put Fines 11111 tis Poll tax {vest, hoping drit the climate of (1111 roun ry would be beneficial e. a -1 I nun r, retorted lone y but 1 t him, , 1 r t proved. Ile 4Ira<lu:illy lingered un- til death came to )pi+, relief. ile was n member of the .Tames street Met It- odist church. The remains were in - leered in 1110 Exeter cemetery on Siturday last. Besides his eorcnts Le is survived by three hrot)t:erl and one. sister, ,(antes, 1Frun, Edward nd F:111. The sacred contort ,oven in the Trivil t Memorial -hureh mi Thurs- day evening of last week by Cyril 1) wight-Edwards, baritone, and Wil- li 1ul Woo n. organist, tt'i5 largely attended azul highly appreriafed by LPgalfecs the music lovers of Exeter Ind Town Latta Count neighboringplaces. The singing of tlala.Pof lI rouunimiw" I I:oanl of health Mr. Edwards was exec, piionally fin••. I'riutiig, tati"ner)andp,"eta,;e ile ha s a clear well balanced voice water enppl. and tiro protection istration. and his rt eon is ezctlleet:. The UHetakrities work of Mr. Brown on 11e. or 7 a n ((ill. la3able au.l raleetue.l was a resat surprise ac to ninny. lie tntere,t "cher than detx•atalr• Interest Street lighting Public, Iabrar) Street %steno); lusnrase Refund taxes laeetton t•a •.oars Town 11a11 debenture debt ales . K. a Orauolithic Eire Engine •'e'l11PICf �" 1.11-cllyiemts Public School hotel, Tea- tten ral.trics fuel secretary and Janitor cllarieous Rent of Wage s,•..k-. Dog tat Oranolithic tal cut sit debenture Provincial Trearurer cheque Public School hoard Non resident taxes Money borrowed Oil bills pa)"able Interest on in.estniettt• and dep,►sitb Sinking fund Street watering Cemetery i.i•cellaueous receipts Total Receipts fly Expenditure halanee on hand Isl' PENDITU1tE County rate Street., drains etc. Fines and foes g r 1 is a Wen( 4241 10usicia0 and de:erw-9 considerable credit for the excellent program provided. 11•' plays the organ with seemingly veru little ex- ertion. and his many friends were gren tpleasedIt w'lhis pla in . Death of Stephen ificks - The death of Mr. Stephen lli-k', on Sunday, Feb. 101 h, removed one of i:tetcr'n r spented citizen:, and two for a number of years was a res- ident in the township of f?sborne. The doccawd Wait born in the town of Launct•,:'en, County of Cornwall, England, in 1816. 110 spent 1118 boy- hood and early tnan)oott days in his native rountry tar re he w:as mar- ried, and for some lime was eneattel In farming. in 1R5!, he came 10 Can- ada, and one y. ar tater moved to .t farm at 1:.1:x11, where he remained for 11 years, after whish he spent ten years in the township of llibbert Nearly four years ago lie retired from a-tive husi nes 4 :ted carne to F.xeter to reside. Since coming to Exeter he hos not enjoyed good health and for the vast three nionthq was eonfined to his lane% From early manhood Le has been an Ivo member of she Methodist Chur:h Iie !elves to mourn their los:. be- sides his widow, one son A. Z. of Oktoks, Alberta, and four daught- ers, Mrs. .To-eph \f ay. I'shorne Mrs. Wm. Robinson, 8te(deen, Mrs. John Leary, Hibbert, and Miss Eva, at home. The rens tins stere interred in the Exeter cemetery Weelneixlay af- ternoon. Statement on the e 199J 50 137 25 4 47 114155 11) :4A 97 21 IN 14 U, G) 0) 5 90 1725 sit 187 Ou 2917 0, 19 9:, 361114 txp 42 35 4545 48 252 70 1428 05 18588 •18112 30 24369 20 41'73 10 that 76 1010 (0 7 0° Merchant Tailor 157 15 2 130 se ;on 254 6318107 and David Clark of \\ a 427 87 iU 4n 54.4)5 UO 70 21 111653 12:, .a) 2,1 2a', 19 b, 5214 41 ts, a team of 1.ors<q attl h 1 t as2s gra County of Huron, half chile from e One e traces bra un- t cr. On of t h es m tis C 7r� , Kippen n market ll2 acres r orchard •, c d c a i' 1 c 0d .ua1 fr'•hl n0 th time s • fa 1 n 0 n i well II {v 910 98 and closing 1 bent to inn away. Mr. alcr4.«I, good frame Losec, fine 1°72 23 ,Tlrrot found it im(osgible to •stop spans coonrpplicatione Price a(4)31nd ). par tie. 2(13 51 37ut47 (torn t1rid r 10 :111(1 ling f the �txas(le tV 60 acres, township of Stephen. county of lfuron, 3 01110, to Dash- ur d tai 1011 Whore t {1re16rid ze t h y broke xs•oai, 102 miles to E,xoter, eoafl clay Dash - r1:5 01 3243(10 2G awa from Ile code.•, throtwin it learn, 1-:, novo orcltttrd, 1 1-2 story into the ditch, rntn kete1 (100101 i frame T'ottse. outbuildings in fair res P Y pair, price 82000. fishing it. Mr. Ftayno 1,41d just cro(- i sed the bridge with his team attach- !Western Real Estate ed to bin sleigh, and when th0 hor(es BARGAIN MONTH During Febl nary there will be an Honest Clearing Sale of Winter Goods No Humbug about this sale, what we say we mean and what we mean we say. Winter Goods to Clear. FURS in Ladies and Mens Coats; also a lot of Men's Tweed and Melton Overcoats, Wool Blankets, Ladies' Golf Jackets. A few Men's Working Coats, Underwear, Etc. Every article marked in plain figures. No Deception. Our Spring Goods are fast coming to hand and in a few days we will have one of the biggest, nattiest Mocks in town. Highest Price paid for Produce. CARLIN-C BROS. Before Opening An Account examine the growth of The Sovereign Bank. In 4% years, ending 31§t October, 1906. Assets have increased to $25,343,101 Excess of assets over Liabilities to the Public has increased to Deposits have increased to 15 5 7 8,920 $ 1.00 opens an account in the Savings Department. Interest paid 4 times a year. 80 5 27,557 -The Sovereign Bank of Canada CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETER. rs JOSEPH SNELL Manager. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solici to Corn! -AT- Exeter and Centralia Warehouses Will exchange for other grin if desired. Richard Seldon Exeter, Centralia and Clandeboye NO ---- like the present to make our acquaintance. r {v n an cxc�l- W are showing C1, lent assortment of exclusive fabrics, that are well worth your attention. Our clothes are cut "right" and tailored "right" and our prices will fit your purse, as well as our clothes fit you. W. JOIINS Star Flour is the Favorite Family Flour Never was it as popular as at present If you prefer a Pure Manitoba Flour try our new brand "White Seal" We have just received an- other car of American Corn which we will sell or ex- change, on reasonable terms. Harvey Bros. GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM' Do You Wish to Visit ('alifornia, Mexico, Florida or the "Sunny Soul h.'' Are you anxious to escape the cold weather and snow and spend the win- ter in the 'Land of Fruit and Flow ers?" \Vint4'r tourist. tickets are on stile daily and if you ate 0 iltenlplat- ing a trip see that your tickets are muted via the, Grand Trunk, Fortickets V and U nd f I ' I information cell .lir. M. FU-tcher ,ted •Aiessr+. John ta[I iu:ltelseli, J. J. KNIGHT, (k were t he 'attests of Mr. Will; • in Flet- pot Ticket Agent cher last Friday. J. D. Atc1)ONALD. Mr. Garnet Frayne hod a ear- District Passenger Agent, 1 aroote row cicala from a ra'rioUi :accident on 'Thursday Ihrou..lt -1 rat na0:ay. (� Mr. Norman ,carrot end :t friend For Sale were ,returning from r10,nso la tcuth 150 acre farm Township of Stanley, of Assets and Liabilities 31st of Decerntter, 11k)O, ASSF:TS reached Lim They separated one .40- Cxch T.l,111Trrr(try 4073 1„ in; on either side et the ctrl,,) The 1.5d tar Tax,. ' . a eat+ - laroliwln,hnt l•arkt Itrq to lines taught Mr. Fr.aync on 1I•:e back X ` Ibut.IutuFurnihue 4,-lu,i.cs:hoolproperty)ri5•a..4 and threw Lim forward on the loll. 17` i�undag Ot.. London water sort" tea, UI' ills }01504 I lK n t«pk fright and VW 00 pp alartc' 10 run. (tinging to (1' lines EARN! 1 AIIOi'ItE11(4 A\1) 1)OM- LVDup 2966 ro to keep his horses from _et ting Ia'Ti('4 away and endeavoring to keep hiss 1 }rive been appointed by the 1t)m- hold on t)r'' pole }e fell to the ground. The king bolt caught in clothes and dt1ggc•d hint for a con- siderable distance underneath. The $2797 05 cloth finally gave way and the sleigh work 4301 10 went over hire, one of the ,runners 4071 11 going neer hie le... lie managed to 200 (0) keep hold of the lines are' regaining and wars offered. The numbers 1000 00 his fret stopped the for+cs. The trrit•in mi.) not be siiffio;ent to ------ horses, belonging to Mr. .carrot were 8UjIIy all request 4 but every effort $13171 06 stopped at the same time. Outside will be made to two vi.le e�a'h nppli. II dance $19971 11 • of a bruised leg, wIs-re the runner cant w11h ttrt help r0quirrtl, \\'EEKF:!i and JAS. 1151.11 had passed oyer it, M. F'rlvne wni I DONALD M.INNiri Auditors. , riot ha.Ily inhere and 1.18 laid Hp C'n .than Government F.rnployment only a :outdo of d 13.5 ne a re4ult. Agent, Exeter. Ont. ange, Limited. Ftn• hall an 1 appliance Pnbin• Labrar), bi k, to same r•enretery,inrbiding rpetua. fund S& pool propt•a t , lamt building content. MAI) On X03141 70 LIABILITIES Lo: 11 schtol rates due and Unpaid l.o:al improvement Aid to railways \Waterouq Fire engine iton.tld Fire engine inion Government to ppla8e Immii- grants frorq the United Kingdom in positions a4 farm labourer% art' d0tll- ostic sr'rvant s in this vi(4ality. Any person requiring such help should notify the by letter outing fully the kind of help required, when wante l .0 •