Exeter Times, 1907-03-07, Page 84
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SPRING GOODS
ale corning in daily, stocks will soon be complete
Our imported Dress Goods are here, kre you
interested in what's new ? We will be leased to
show you fashion's latest creations. "White and
Black" checks and overbars are certainly the new-
est effect m the trade. Greys will be shown in
new pastel effects. Blues, Greens and Reds are
all going to be worn, but if you want to be down
to the minute in style buy the new White and
Black check or bar effect.
Age the yard for new Black
'd and White check dream
goods, c'ean and clear cut ef-
re-et, our own importing, the
value is great,
1.15 The yard for 54•inch
I3tsck and White check
rJ,-c a goods the new double
U,>g Tooth effect. A very
Se ell Line.
85c the yard for a lovely
white and blank check
Dress goods, soft clean stock
new medium. check.
1.35 bhaelcvcnd whit echeck
dress Roods, pure clean stock
with a perfect square clear
check. It's Lovely.
New Linoleumns are all in.
We believe yards wide Linoleume ans that have the sgeverbeen est put n sale in
ltxeter. New Floral effects. new Carpet patterns, new
block and tile from the makers effects. e1
n the Old Land IThe values tuns come arre thebestwe have ever offered. Come and See.
Whig About wR1L PIPERS ?
Our new stock is all in and
teady for yourapproval. The
t intiugs are very fine. We
would like to show YOU
through. Our 5c and IOc pa-
pers are winners, borders for
these lines are sante price per
roll as Papers. Yeo, we can
care you money on your wall
papers.
2 51 E L S F+ T x '1.1 $it B. MARCH 7tb 1907
Market Report. -The following is
tho report of Exeter markets, cor-
reeted up to March 7tb.
Wheat, 70 to 71 cents a buahel.
+ Oats, 36 to 37 cents per bushel.
Peas. 75 to 77 cents per bushel.
Harley. 44 to 46 casts we bribes.
Shorts. 820 per ton.
Flour. 12.10 pe cwt.
Bran. $20 a ton.
.:1- Hay. $10. and $1I a ton.
Feel !'lour. $1.20 to $1.25 per ewt,
Beans. $1.30 per bushel.
Clover seed, $8 to $9 per buahel.
Butter, 22;. pv. pound.
Potatoes, 70c. to 110e. per bag.
Dried Apples, Ge. per pound.
Eggs, 20c. a dozen.
Hoes, dressed, 88.50 per cwt.
Boas, livewei;ht, $8.50 per cwt,
Cull, $7 a ton.
Lar a onione. 60o o bushel.
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108 PIeCe lo`Ibe gel
Some very swell new Din- ',1•`
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ner sets -each set 108 pied- •F
semi -porcelain china, gold- -1-
traced and striped, swell new +
shapes. Ask to see the new
Woodland Sets. Oantilly Ros-
es and Greece Hamilton these '!'
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are the prettiest sets we have
ever shown.
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We Sell Groceries
Cheap, all the Time
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WATCHES, CLOCKS,
RINGS and
S ILVERWARE
WE LEAD in all the above Knee.
WHY ? Simply because we buy from
the very beet firms in Canada.
SILVERWARE
In all bur SILVERWARE we are
Authorized to replace free of charge
any piece of Silverware leaving this
store that is not satisfactory.
Diamonds
always In Stock at very '
Low Prices.
R. Mdr6Hdn,
DO YOU WEAR
CLOTHE
IMM
MAKES THEM
You can get both
SUITED and OV-
ERCOATED, in the
Latest Style of cut
and Material at
TAMAN'S
CLOTHING EMPORIUM
Mr. Frank Taylor intends leaving
this week for Edmonton.
The Lord's Day Act came into cf-
on the first of this month.
FOR SALE -Barred Rock eggs for
incubation. ,t L. C. FLEMING.
Mr. R. T. Johns, of Point Edward,
visited friends in town a few days
during the past week.
Mr. William Ileaman, of London.
was the guest of his son W. .1.
Beaman over Sunday.
Misses
Ella
eo;dMrdcl e Madeleine
Bertrand. Link ae
guests of Mrs. W. Kuntz this week.
Drs. A. 11. Kinsman and 1G. 1F.
ttended
e ;Dental
convention al who al Toronto,tltreturned
home last week.
James
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at-
urday for London, where c
erehc willk left on vis-
it for some time prior to leaving for
the Northwest.
Miss Jean Welker, of .Exeter
North, who has been attending the
school of elocution art the London
Conservatory. last week.awes eweeeae+.
ful in pots/tint; her examinations.
It was a toss up on the first of
t his month as to whether the lion
or the lamb
opening of the monte beat of the
h. but on the
2nd the lion showed its Aupremncy.
The day was blustery.
lit-. Kinsmen has moved into his
new offices over (Heldman and Stan-
bure's last' offices. The rooms are
"pec' It• suited for his ti•ork, and
ll Dr.
•ntaloff offices in9NVrstern Ontarioe best t�
"lr. W. J. Beaman line just re-
ceived n freed stock of Campbell's
Varnish Stains. These Stains
are easy to apply and are very use-
ful for staining and varnishing fur-
niture, floors and interior woo&
worl:. Metter ask for color card.
The supper 1 and entertainment
given the children of the Caren
'resbyterian • Church last Friday
welting was ancree9(ul. The
Hey enjoyed the littlere-
Hem
for theca. n d,dthehcprogrgn eam
elicit followed was highly nppreci-
Itev. Fear trill conduct the ser-
ies nt Ailsa Craig next tiunday•
e•t•. itaker of Ailsa Craig µ•i11
certt'y time pulpit of the Main street
Church tinting the day. On Sunday
fter next, Rev. Millyard, n. former
star hero, is expected ;Ind will
eke charge of the services.
Mr. Richard Welsh this .week.
osrd of his residence and property
Jlaitr street, oppc►site the Main
rent �iethndlst church to Mr. T.
nndford• Mr. 1Velsh has purchased
ir. llandford's farm on c London
ad south, and will take possession
moon as the present lease expire..
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Take Honey's
CHERRY GORDMMI
Large Bottle. 25 gots.
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Mr. Joseph Davis spent a few
of last week in London.
Mr. Shirley llobier is the relieving
agent at the Hyde Park station.
Mr. Garfield Shcere returned to
his home in Brantford on Saturday
last.
Miss Macfarland, of J'ort Elgin.
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Mar-
chand.
Mr. Luther Penbale has taken n
position %t•ith Harvey pros. at the
Flour mill.
Mrs. Geo. Hawkins, who visited
her sister at the Whitby College has
returned home.
Miss Edna Dow entertained n
number of her young friends last
Tuesday evening.
Miss Emma Hall, of London. visi-
ed her mother, Mrs. Hall. on Sat-
urday and Sundry.
e Mrs. Thos. Elliot returned home
last Thursday from a visit with
friends at Marlette, Mich.
Mrs. Geo. Rook last week perches
cd the house of Mrs. Charles l'er
-gins on William street.
Miss Ann Taylor, of the Nort
End, is confined to the house wit
a slight attack of pneumonia.
Capt. and Mrs. Willoughby an
son. of Windsor are the guests •o
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lindenfieid.
Miss Vine Fisher entertained
number of her young friends at th
home of her mother Monday night
Mr. James Sanders of • s.ondott
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
father Samuel Sanders, of Huron
Street.
Mr. Chas. Cann is snaking prepara-
tions for the removal of hie family
to the northwest in n couple of
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cruikshank
arrived in town Monday night and
have taken up their residence on
William Street.
Garfield Sheers left Saturday for
Brantford, where he will resume
his position with the Verity noteworks ns a moulder.
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Mr. Win. Tapp resumed his duties
ns hostler at the Central on Mona
day after being laid up several
weeks through illness.
Sandy Ilawden last Thursday un-
derwent an operation for enlarged
'veins in one of his limbs. Ile is con-
fined to the house in oonse:lucnce.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Cardno of Dar-,
lingford, Man. who have spent the
winter with relatives in Seafortb,
were the guests of Mrs. John Muir
last week.
Miss Olive Quaver. has accepted
a position as head trimmer in the
millinery department of a Napanee
store and will leave Its soon as the
Aeasott opens.
Mr. Ernie Davis, of Exeter North,
who has been working in Harvey
Bros. mill for some time, left for
London Tuesday night. Ile has been
engaged to work in a sash and door
factory.
We would direct the attention of
our readers to the iiew advertise,
ment of the Clinton ltusincss Col-
lege, which is recognized to be one
of the most progressive, neodern
netual Business Schools in the pro-
vince.
I desire to announce to the public
that I have tnoved my dental offices
from The McDonnell block to the
suite of rooms over !!Madman &
Stanbury's lay offices, second door
south of Stewart's store. -Ur, A. 1t,
Kinsman.
The Epworth League of the Main
street church plensantly entertained
the League of the James %street
church Monday evening. The topic
of the evening was taken by Rev.
Going and was very 'interesting.
Mies May Snell gave a very pleasing
solo. After the order of butimeot
was finished the ladies served a
light supper.
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Probably you havent had any
trouble for several months, but
you may have now.
Cool nights and snappy morn-
ings may bring unpleasant re-
minders of a delicate throat.
if you grew hoarse without
,p any a parant reason, if an ugly
little hack arises, you need
HOWEV'.c SYRUP OF
WHITE PING
At once
It soothes and
Best of all it pi -este these
severe spasms of coughing
which are so likely to produce
soreness of the lungs.
Price a$ Cents
W.S.Howcu, Phm.B.
Chemist and Optician,
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Buy
Your Cottons
and Linens Here p
where you get V
Quality
New Stock of Pillow Cottons, Sheetings and
Table Linens
estTIIE OLD RELIABLE
Unbleached Pillow Cotton
40 inches wide 124c.
Bleached Pillow Cotton
42 and 44 inches wide. fine quality.
Price lfk•
Circular Pillow Cotton
42. 44, 46 inches wide, full • bleached,
fine quality Price 20c.
Plain Bleached Sheeting
72 inches wide, fine even thread ,...
.. , .. Price 35c.
Twilled Bleached Sheeting
72 inches wide. nicest quality we
have ever shown Price 35c.
Bleached Table Lin en
68 inches wide. The finest and beat
quality we have ever shown
Price 75c and $1.00 a yd.
Twilled Unbleached Sheeting
72 inches wide, heavy weight, worth
30c. a yard Price 25e.
Plain Unbleached Sheeting
72 inches wide, beautiful make. con-
sidered big value at 25c
Towels
Big value at 10 cls.
Big value at 124 eta
Big value nt 18 cls.
Bis vain.+ at 2i5 cts.
Bleached Towels
The best that's made .......... 50c.
Unbleached Table Linen
Heavy table linen 60 in. wide for
every day wear. This is the quality
you should buy Price 50c
SNELL !c ROWE
Snow on the heel of her shoe.
ekes
caused Mrs. Kennedy. who m
her homo with Mr. and Mrs. Ant
drew Gibson to fall, Last Sunday, on
the linoleum on the floor, causing
a fracture of the left limb just
above the ankle.
Mr. V. E. hackney .will this week
move into the residence he recently
Purchased from Mr. George Mantle
Mr. Hackney has been for some
an extensive purchaser of horses,
and has had many successful sales
Ile will continue buying horses and
will always have a number on hand
at bit stables in Exeter. Mr. Hack-
neyofEtwiasllterbe. welcomed as a resident
The annual tournament of the
"Huron Indians," the Exeter Gun
Club will bo held in Exeter on Good
Friday, March 20th, and the mem i
bers aro using the utmost endeavors
to make this the best shooting event
is Western Ontario. The program.
for the day's events bac been issued
and letters from a number of
shooters of prominence signifyi
their intention to bo present, h
been received. The shooting
commence at 0 o'clock, a. m.,
the tournament is open to mate
only. however experts are welt
to shoot for targets. Tho refer
decision will be final. Two sets
traps will bo used and lunch will
served on the grounds .
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ave
will
and
REASONS wily
Cole's
Bk1oO PowOcr
is The Best.
Because -It contains no alum phos-
phates or adulterants,
Because -It is uniform in strength
and thus never fails to give
pleasing results.
Ilecause-It is a Pure Cream Tartar
Baking Powder wholesome
and nutritious.
Because -It makes the lightest whit-
est and most delicious tea
biscuits and cakes producing
results that cannot be ob-
tained by using any other
powder.
00Ce lo Use NHS Ill favor
are �5 Cents a Pound. Ask
ome
en's for Sample.
of
be
The Exeter Gun Club is in rece
of several letters congratulat
therm on the attractive progr
gotten out for the Good Fri
Shoot. One of them is from the
pont Smokeless Powder Co., and
says :-"Wc aro in receipt of y
1907 annual program. and we w
to congratulate you on the neat and
attractive appearance and excellent
taste in the arrangement. We aro
sure you are justly proud of your
printers' good work Tbis program
should induce a largo gathering of
sharpshooters, and we trust you
µ'ill
have weather conditions per-
feet." The program was printed by
the Times job department. Mr.
orest 1t. Conover, one of Can-
da's beat professional shooters has
written that he will be present for
his event.
The many friends here were as-
onished and deeply grieved at tho
ews of the death of Mrs. John
yens of Maple Lodge, Last Sunday
arch 3rd. The deceased watts Miss
enter) .Jones formerly of this place.
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seemed to be its apparently good
ealth up to about ten days a6e,
hen she was taken sick with def
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were cold, which immediately de -
eloped into pneumonia. Medical
d and careful nursing overcame
etningly, for a short time, the dim -
Me, And on Sunday morning sho
erred to feel that litre would soon
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be able to get up, but a hemorrhag
took place, when death came and he
spirit had gone to God, who gave it
She was converted eariy in 1if
and continued a faithful me/nbe
of the Methodist Church. Shee twn
a good wife
and learemmother
d
nicnt+re.s of loving
herufi(
upon her family, who will revere
her memory. She, was married el-
even years Ago and in stir vived by
her husband and five little children,
also three brothers and a loving
mother to mourn
.
sympathy is felt herefor t her moth-
er, Mrs. E. Jones.
NTED-3 young men, to learn
good.'. Imminent; or with some ex-
ience prefertrd. !lest wngcs to
ht men. MARAB, 134 Dundas St.
Off Market Lane.
RM HAND 1VANTED-A good
t class man wanted to Bork on
term, either for the summer or
r. i'rotestnnt preferred. Good
05. Apply at Times Office.
Olt SALT,, -_Great Bargain, that
k store on Alain street, North of ,
n hall, Exeter, occupied by
sere Barris Co. Address .1.1
k insole 429 Pell Mall street.!
don, Ont.
e take this opportunity of
king our many customers for
liberal patronage and support
ng the last five years and that
re prepared to supply any new
omern who twist, milk. Our mot-'
urc milk and regular deliv--y.
LORIS DXY, Milkman.
TED -A good girl for general
ework, or n young girl about
n to nssiat wijlt homework.
tnmily. No washing. Good
s and iermanent place to suit -
person. Apply personally or by
r to Mrs. J. J. Callaghan, 613
ington street, London, or at
a Ofti.c.
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W. S. Cole, Ph m. B.
Prescription Druggist.
EXETER, UNT.
FARM LABOURERS AND DOM-
ESTICS.
i I have been appointed by the Dem -
inion Government to pineo Jamie
grants from the United Kingdom in
positions as farm labourers and dom-
oatie servants in this vicinity. Any
person requiring suLh help should
notify me by letter stating fully the
i kind of help required, when wantel
i and wave offered. The numbers
irrivin+, .cats not be euffieient to
I supply all requests but every effort
Will be made 4o provide oast► applb.
cant with the help required.
DONALD M.INNIS
Canadian Govornme,nt Employment
Arent, Exeter, Ont.
GRAND TRUNK SYiSEM
ONE WAY SECOND CLASS COLO-
NIST BATES TO
San Francisco and Los Angeles
$42.80; Mexico City $f1.0; Ogden
and
Salt Lake, iJtah. Helena land
Butte. Mont. $39.35; Nelson, 11. C.,
and Spokkeu►, Wash., $39.85 Vic-
toria, Vancouver and New Westmin.•
, ster, II. C., $42.35.
Rates to other points in propor-
e i tion. Tickets on wale daily from
✓ + Match 1st to April 30th.
• ? For full information ns to rates
and routes. call on
i J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Ticket Agent
J. D. McDONALD,
District Passenger Agent, 1 •,,roots
IR1CKB' FORECASTS
A Reactionary Storm Period falls
,centrally on the 0th, 10th. and lith.
; We have often explained that an
:metal crisis 111 magnetic and elec-
t
March itlth,reembrneingcfour or five
days before and after that central
pay. reset tlnmonthrnlmiis second nntestlonl period
t1ti
I and marked perturbations in the
earth end atmosphere will show
themselves on and nhout this date.
Perth currents, nnrorel lights, es•
pecially
far to
viciouselectrical storms northward,
tormsbit the
south are among the things natur-
ally to h,- expected. Mardi bliz-
zards in the northwest, covering the
northern side of the country and
eastward to the Atlantic are prob-
able.
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THR TIMES AND WR[RKLY
GLOBI ANI) CA NA I)A FA R.
MBR, $1.35.
S I WAS SAVING those Silk Waists at Carling Bros.
are the best we have ever seen for the price. It's the
universal verdict. Every one who canudge Value can
see them sticking nut of out stock in all directions. We
can't subdue them. They Hy up and hit your hand where
you least expect it. We know the
Power of Prices
and take advantage of it in marking our goods. Ladies Silk
Waists in the latest and newest styles. 'mbroideried Linen
and Law,n waist ends, lovely goods. A very choice line of
Elbow Gloves in black and white Silk, Lace and Lisle thread
Ladies Fancy Vestings in white and colored Fancy Ging-
hams and Muslins. We have never shown a nicer assortment
in Vals, Torchon Laces and Embroideries than we are show-
ing at the present. Gents' Scotch and Canadian Tweeds,
Fanny Pautings in plain and stripe. Gents' Hats, Piccadilly
Brand, Thoroughbred Caps the latest out. Gents' Shirts in
plain stripes Fancy Fronts also the Coat Shirt.
Highest Price paid for Produce.
CARLINC BROS.
The Sovereign
Bank of Canarin
Head Office, Toronto.
RANDOLPH rIACDONALD, President
A. A. ALLAN, Vice:President D. M. STEWART, General Manager
Capital Subscribed $3,998,000
Capital fully paid 4,000;000
Reserve Fund 1,255,300
Assets over 25,000,000
General Banking Savings Department
Interest credited quarterly.
cReoiroN, DISHWOOD, ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETER.
JOSEPH SNELL Manager. GLADMAN k STANBURy, Solicitor
Sffltiilflc FHruJuirB_o? SII Grades
Spring is Coming. Now is
the time to make your sel-
ection,
Remember this is the place
to get a nice job of upholst-
ering done.
Jas. Beverley
Furniture Dealer.
Undertaker.
NO --L. I Corn!
Tr wn
-AT-
xeter and Centralia
like the present to [Hake our Warehouses
acquaintance. Will exchange for other
We are showing an cxcdl- d grain
lent assortment of CXCiusive if desired.
fabrics, that are well worth
your attention.
Our clothes are cut "right" ! Exeter,
Richard Seldon
Centralia
and Clandeboye
and tailored right and our
prices will fit your purse, as
well as our clothes fit you.
Ws JOHNS
Merchant Tailor
A Hew Die aloes for Baking
Harveys' Star Flour
1. -He sure that the flour it warm
before mixing. If thoroughly
warmed twenty-four hours before
mixing it will make better bread.
2 -Set the sponge very thin with
good yenst or if yeast etkes are
used be sure they arc fresh.
3.. -When ready to knead ndd as
little flour as possible only a suffi-
cient quantity to prevent sticking
to the board when thoroughly
kneaded.
4. -Let it rise in A pan then knead
in small loaves and let it rise again.
Hake In a moderately heated oven
and do not let it stand ill oven aft,or
it is done.
5. -We recommend n short system
during the cold weather as it is dif-
ficult to Prot^et the sponge from
changes of temperature end drafty
The choirest Ontario all( !Manitoba
Wheat, in ream) proportion, iv us,.(
in the manufacture of Heir flour t
It is sharper and stronger than
most brands of Family nom -
and and never fails to produce good re.}
sults wile►' used under proper eon.
ditions.
IOffice. Maim Street. Bat«
Flour, Feed
ti66ru� genre
Everything kept for the housewife hi
the line of Groceries
We have SIX different kinds of Flour
to choose from
Licensed Auctioneer
for the County of Huron.
Ail orders left at the Store or at the
Timed Office will receive prompt at-
tention.
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Agent for the
Huron Weather Insur-
ance Company .
8.11ardy&Son
ERNEST ELLiOT
Conveyancer Accounts C PIec N
Mr,\Fy to to..► at fewest
vomit .vest Lands to. sale,
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