Exeter Times, 1907-04-11, Page 811 61 i X E T E R '1' i M E 8, APRIL I1th 1907
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STEWART'S
GOOD! Yes, Spring trade is certainly good, never
was better with us. There must be a reason for
it Our stock is large, the goods are up-to-date,
and then the values are the best consistent with
good storekeeping. We are doing our very best to
keep on improving our system (each season, and to -day
we believe we have the best and most convenient
shop in tVestern Ontario. -
Ladies Spring Jackets
Loose three quarter
5.1 U length. light and mid.
grey. Very swell, nice-
ly trimmed with velvet
and stitching.
6.7Yery pretty short
11,1 Jacket, loose box
body, nicely trimmed
with velvet, fancy braid
and small buttons, light
HMI tnid. shades,
j� new tourist Jacket
t+• UU light fancy tweed.
trimmed with velvet
strapping and fancy
buttons.
10.00
0 00 Very Pretty tight
• fitting corset coat
made from fawn covert
cloth, trimmed with
self strapping and in-
laid moiray.
10 00 for the prettiest tight fitting corset coat that you'll see
• this season. Made from pure wool, e )lid black and
white check, trimmed with watered Bilk and fancy but-
tons. This coat was copied for ourselves from a New
York model. It's a beauty.
Nave you seen the newest tilt in Grey Dress Goode, known
as the shadow stripe? Rich grey ground with shadow stripes of
mauve, green, black or brown, The price to only 00c. We con-
el
on-
„i this line for Exeter.
65cfor a new black Pana-
ma Drees Goode. pure
wool and very rich
finish.
the waist end for a
3.50 lovely range of fancy
Dresden silks in mauve
rose and blue eftecta.
75cfor a new shade of
marine blue Panama
Dress Goode, pure wool
and great value.
4.00 the waist end for the
choicest grey Dres-
den Silks we have yet
shown. They comein
silver and gun metal
shades.
Linoleums
\Ve ehow a splendid lot. They come to us
direct from the makers in the old land, all proper-
ly aged and thoroughly seasoned. The new tile
and floral patterns are fine. 2, 3, and 4 yards
wide.
A Special Quality 4 yds. wide for $1.90
Steel Briggs Field Seeds
are what we sell. V e
buy the best tested
st rains only. Not one ounce of cheap seed comes into our store.
Ask the people who grew the best mangolds and turnips last
year where they got their seeds. We don't know of one disap-
pointed customer. A pretty good record, isn't it? Buy your
seeds from us and buy them early, our prices won't scare you.
J" A. STEW,.IE3.RT
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DIAMOND HALL.
School Watches
There are few more pleasing events
In the life of the average boy or girl,
than the arrival of their first watch-
*, real watch that keeps good time.
We :an give you boy's
Watches at $2, $I. and $5.
Girl's Watches in Gun Met -
a1 at $4. Gold fil1Qd $8 and
$10.00.
Miss Emma Hall, of London. is
home on a month's visit.
Miss Della house /pent Easter v
iting friends in London.
Mrs. Makins and "child, of Chicago,
are visiting friends in town.
. Miss Alda Dinsdale, of Rippon, vis-
ited friends in town during the last
week.
Miss Jean Ilawkahaw spent a few
days of last 'week visiting friends in
Seaforth. •
Mr. ltnmohr. of Exeter North who
leas been ill .Lor nonce time, is able
to be out again.
Meagre. J. J. Knight and Thee.
Hawkins were last (seek re-elected
wardens of the Trivitt Memorial
Church.
Mra. Barrows and daughter Mabel
returned Saturday niter a pleasant
visit with friends in London and
other places.
Mr. John Illatchford and son. who
were working near Milverton during
the past taw months, returned home
last week.
A meeting of the (Directors of the
Exeter Agricultural Society .will be
Velli at the Mansion (louse tnext
Saturday afternoon.
Market Report. -The following ta'
the repot t of Exeter markets. cor-
rected. up to April 11111.. 1907.
Wheat, 70 cents a bushel.
(fats 35 to (36 cents per bushel.
.Peas 72 to 750. a bushel.
Barley, 44 to 46 cleats par. bushel -
Shorts, $2.2 per ton.
Flour, 62.10 po' cwt.
Bran, $20 a ton.
Hay $11.00 a ton.
Feed Flour. $1.25 per cwt.
Beans. $1.30 per bushel.
Clover seed, $8 to $10 per bushel.
Butter. 22:. pe: pound.
Potatoes, 75c. to 90e. per bag.
Dried App's, 6c. per pound.
Eggs I5c. 1`or dozen.
Bogs. dressed, $8.25 to $8.51.1‘.a cwt.
Hogs. livo.vcight, $6'25.
Carl, $7 a ton.
Onions Large. 120 cents a bushel.
• . Mar6alld s It is understood that the mole
ft choir will take charge of the song
nervier' in the ,Main Street Church
next Sunday evening
Mr. Ed. Knight of .Woodham,
has rented It. lielden'e farm one and
n quarter (riles below iExe.ter and
has moved his ,family to the farm.
To new subscribers we will give
the Times to the first of January
1905 and the (weekly Globo for one
whole year for the the sum of one
dollar.
Buggies for sale.- The celebrated
I3orland Buggies, the test in t110
market. Prices to i,, it everybody.
Call and see them at I'ym's black -
emit)] shop.
The season for getting out horse
bills is tear et hand. Don't forget
that every one getting bills printed
at tow Times office will receive a
notice in our columns.
Tim ff'oe.department has
h twt(Lo 1
given notice that n11 picture post
oards outlined with diamond eiu•t
must lie enolo ed in envelopes or will
be sent to the dead letter office.
Rev. }lolures, of Lucan, and Hart -
lett. of \Voodbam, visited the Main
Street Epworth League, on Tuesday
night. A very interesting and prof-
itable evening was spent by all pres-
ent.
Miss Kathleen Rice. ot 6t. Marys,
who taught in tho public school here
for some months last year has been
appointc■I to till the vacancy in the
St. Mary = public aohool caused by
the reeige tion of Mr. Gowans.
plias l,. ,•. refit', M. F.. le, Cradu-
uate, ,0f (ntario Ladies College
Whitby will re -open her classes in
Domestic Science on Monday April
15th. Parties wishing to Join the
classes please make application be-
fore Friday 12th.
MADE TO ORDER
L --
DRESSING WELL
is an art and the man
who has his clothing
made to measure has
found the key to that
art. Each garment that
we make for you has
that air of individuality
so much sought after by
the fashionable man.
You aro sero of Comfort,
Ease and Elegance
loo Sultings to hand
at prices away down
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor.
EXETER, - ONTARIO.
Mrs. Chas. Smith. of Jimes, Ohio,
writes ; "I have used every remedy
tor sick lteadacho I could hear of for
the past fifteen years. but Carter's
Little Liver Pills did me mere good
than all the rat.
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LOCALS I
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eomplele line of
S. Fitton ••has n
tt eddilI rings on hand also issues
,marriage licenses.
Mrs. John Muir is ,suite 111 with
pleurisy.
The schools ope1ed Monday after
file
.Easter holidays.
Dr. Itaulston smelt Sunday with
his parents in Milverton.
Mr. and Mrs. Dred Hill rind Alonzo
Ford left on Monday for Regina.
Mr' C. E. Tebbntt, returned Mon-
day. Irom a visit .with his parents.
Miss Anna Martin ndn Miss Jessie
Dow returned to .Toronto to contin-
ue their studies.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. W. F. heavers,
of Farquhar, visited Mr. anal At re.
D. Ross, last Sunday.
Mr. Will Muir returned on Mon-
day evening, from visiting friends in
Ridgetown and Detroit.
Mrs. G. W. Lyon. of London. is
visiting friends in town. prior to her
lea ring for the .Northwest.
William Melville. left Friday for
Stratford where he (rill be omploY-
ed by the Kurtze Mfg. Co.
A German scientist has discovered
a way of photographing the breath
It is rill to she women to get ko-
daks.
Messers. Gibb Dow and S. Elliott
left for Winnipeg on Tuesday with
two carloads of horses for Dow &
Tenant.
A lead of '1'.xeteritcs attended 4 b
reception given Mr. clod :firs. Louis
Fletcher in l'sborno last Thursday
evening. About 140 were /)resent.
Considerable complaint has peen
made against the rotrdyistn of the
boys at the North End of the ,town.
.The newly appointed constable, ,perry
Knott will hereafter look after them
The Iluron Old Hoy's Association
has made arrangements tor their
annual a rsiott to unty on
July Two special trailer . oil l
1 e Toronto on the morning
o Pith, one going to Wingham and
the other to ,Goderich.
Did it VW' r occur to you that n
25c. can of Campbell's Varnish. Stain
will restore the .00lor and finish to
the old bureau or eommodjl Any
lady can apply itbis stain as 11 flows
out under the thrush and dries with-
out showing brush marks. It is poll
by W. .1. }seaman.
Formalin or Formaldehyde THE
OLD IIELIAIILE for smut on grain
with frill instructions for use. For
le at hooey's ,Drug Store. A few
cdgts spent on ,Formaldehyde may
say -„you malty dollars worth of
grain. --Don't neglect to use it.
Mr. \V.' fi._.i evett this (reek re.
ceived word thar**14vosni>:_ -lt.l.seei'Ti
er spaniel lie some (ince ego sold ,to
Geo. Douglass, of Woodstock, hod
iron 7 firsts, 2 seronds, 2 thirds and
6 specials nt the Pittsburg dog show
and is now champion cocker of
America.
At the Huron County Live Stock
Exhibition held at Clinton last Fri-
day. Mr. Henry Smith, of Exeter,
won several prizes with bis exhibit
of shorthorn cattle. For hulls one
year and under drd ; cows three yrs.
and over 1st anti 2n(1 ; heifers one
yea r old l:;t an(. 120d ; ,heifers two
Il are o'll let mid .lid.
Mr. Thomas Cameron intends
holding sales in Exeter the first
Friday of every month, and it will
bo necessary for parties wishing to
have stock entered at these sales to
leave a list of them nt the Time.
offioe or with Mr. Cameron nt 1:'ar-
quhar during the first two weeks
of the month so that they can be
properly advertised.
The census for the county of Iiu-
ron for 1996 have been returned and
allow an increase of only 20 over
'L':•.-1 anti 4511 },,hind that of 1904.
The pop.lrgtio11 of the towns and vil-
lagea are are follow -Bayfield 467;
11ruaaels 1,1172; Clinton 2,475; Exeter
1,578; (:oderioh 4,410 ; ,Henaall 823 ;
Stsaforth 2,206; \%'ingham, 2,247 ;
Wroxeter 421 ; Blythe 42S.
On April 2nd.. 4n Christ Church
London, Miss Jennie O'Brien was
united in marriage do J. T. Parkin -
eon, principal .nt (:rand Avenue
school. The ceremony was perform -
.d by Rev. ,ll, S. W. Howard at 12.40
in the presence of n few relatives.
A (dainty wedding dinner 1108 served
at the bride's hone, niter which Air.
and Mrs. Parkinson left for trip
to Hamilton. On their return they
trill reside in their beautiful horn!
on Ridout Street.
The time -table of the .iuly exam-
inations has been issued by the he•
pertinent of Education. The exam-
inations will he Jield as follow! -
Teaohers' district certificate and
junior tennhers, July it. 0, 4. 5. F,
end 9; junior matriculation. July C.
3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11 12 and 16 ; !Mien
tevlolu•re, honor and scholarship ma-
triculation. July 2, 3, •1. `' ". 10 11
12, 15, 10; oammercial ..: Jul;;
2, 3. 4, 6, 8; prt ape: -t July 2.
3. 4, 5. The entrance examinations
will bo held on June 26, 27 and 28.
SEW ARRIVALS IH---g-
WALL PAPERS
LINOLEUMS
LACE CURTAINS
CURTAIN MIISLINB
Pretty Wall Paper at 5c.
Beautiful papers at 10, 15 and I'0 cents
All Borders sold by roll same price as paper.
'THE OLD RELIABLE
ERNFST ELLIOT
Conveyancer Aecoeuts Collected
AiO (EY to Irian at teens rates.
North West tanAA for sate.
Office, Male Street. Beets,
BIG VALUES IN LACE CURTAINS
All 3' yards long
Sig Values at $1, 1.25, $1.50
6 new patterns in Linoleums.
New designs in Floral patterns.
New designs in Block patterns
4 yards wide NAIRN'S MAKE
at $1.95 a yard
Curtain masons with large or small dot, 36 inches wide also 3
different patterns in floral designs all one price 15c. yd.
sNEL.c, & ROWE
$to buys a 20o egg Excelsior TOE GOOK'S BEST FRIEND
Incubator in perfect order. Apply
J. Willis Powell.
Messrs. A. Moore And Earl Mardi
were in London ►Tuesday.
Miss Melinda Wendland. is visit-;
ins friends 111 Sebringvillc.
The weather indications of the past
week are that we have had some.
Mr. Vert Rivers is learning ilio
harness making with Peter Frayne.
Mr. P Gardiner and ,family of
Illyth, are spending a few days in
town.
Mrs. Fred Fisher last .week sold
her residence on Sanders street to
Mr. Wm. Greenlee. of Crediton.
Miss Hazel Browning returned on
Monday to resume her studies Su
the Ontario Ladies' College at Whit-
by.
Miss Gertie Armstrong. Graduate
of Victoria hospital, London, is the
guest of Mise Lizzie Taylor and Mrs.
Brooks.
Miss Florence Eastwood, svho vie-
ited Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Stanbnry
since Christmas. left last week for
Toronto Junction.
Rev. D. •\V. Collins will preaoh to
the members .of th'e Exeter I. 0. 0.
1'. Lodge in the Trivitt Memorial
church on Sundny April 28th.
EGGS FOR IIA': CUING - From
1 fluff Reeler,. also White and
en Wyandottes. Choice birds.
reasonable. D. Itowcliffe,
Go ,
I'ri.•
Mr.
monton
has bee
cial Go
for tha
Mr.
farm p
A. S. P
It is 1
work i
T•I t
II, Russell II. A., ot Ed-
son of Wm. Russell, of Hay
1 appointed by the Provin-
rnmcnt Inspector of schools
plaoe.
hissett, last week sold his
operty at ICre.liton East to
mons, of the Loudon Road.
iderstood Mr. Ilissctt will
the brick yards.
liensall Epworth Lcagnc will
the Main Street League next
esday evening. A good 'program
will be given and lunch served. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
TO CURE A COLI) IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative promo Quinin►Tab.
lets, All druggists refund the mon-
ey if ft falls to cure, E. W. O-nve's
•lgnature is o.t eaO; box. t5o.
Ilowey'a Sarsaparilla Compound,
the test mixture known for impure
Blood Moils Pimples etc. Just tho
thing for Spring Illoo,l Purifier 59c.
and $l Mottles at Nowey's 'Drug
Store.
Arthur It. Duncan, (Tito for some
months has hecn ledger keeper at the
Sovereign Bank There. on Tuesday
received word of his transfer to Tor-
onto. Mr. Duncan lett last evening
to Assume his new duties.
At a meeting .of the I. 0. O. F.
held Tuesday evening it was decided
to have a Dcooration Day in Exeter.
early in June. Other lodges will be
invited to participate and as soon as
Committees are formed n date will Presenting a clean, refined and strict -
bo set. ly up•t.date entertainment.
Mr. E. 11. 4'ish. who has been here
for some weeks looking after the
tearing down of the building at Om
old market is lying very low in his
room at the Metropolitan hotel with
inflammation of the Apleen, Mrs. STEPHEN
Fish was summoned -from London on
account of *his illness and arrived Henry Carroll, of the. 8th. ooncea-
Wednesday morning. Sion of Stephen, was found dead on
A meeting of the curlers novas held the roadside west of McGuire, Wcd-
navday morning by Thomas Cham.
in the town ,hall on !'ridgy evening lx'r. The demised was the son of
last to wind alp the affairs of the the late llgrtholerucw Carroll and
past season. The report of 8lc'y• was born on the homestead 139 years
Treas. Geo. Anderson slows that tea
Past winter was morn successful
than that of the previous one, a
!nog halance bring ,shown 011 the
credit laid' of the ledger. whereas
there was a slight deficit last year
A vote of 'thanks, wan tendered the
officers of the year for their able
management. It was decided to
ge d ld d
leavo the matter of continuing the
game. for the leather medal over
until the organization meeting next
fall. A committee 1408 appointed to
see if a rink could not be erected
nearer the town clod what .would ho
the cost of the land and building.
COLE'S
BAKING
poWDER
Because she gets results that cannot
be obtained froen any other powder.
It is pure CREAM TARTAR BAKING
POWDER, uniform in strength and
never fails to give satisfaction.
Get the habit and
use Cole's Baking Powder
it is Pure, Reliable. Satisfactory
and Economical.
Price 25 cents a pound.
W. S. COLE, Phm. B.
Chemist and Druggist.
EXETER, - ONTARIO.
Waists
WE ARE SIIOW ING this week a very
fashionable line in Summer Waists in Silk
and Lawn, embroidered fronts, very stylish,
Ladies will find the selection very desirable
while the garments themselves are admitted
to be extremely comfortable.
Call at once and get the pick.
These goods will go like ice cream.
We are also showing a very choice line of White Skirts with a double
flounce and deep trill in lace and embroidery ranging front $1.50 to 53.00 each
Just to Hand
An up-to-date line of Embroidery and Insertions. Our Vats and
Torcheon Laces and Insertions have no equal.
We beg to remind our many customers
That we have a first-class milliner, in the person of Miss Morlock, who
does all our millinery. We will accept produce same es cash in payment of
fame.
flous6 D66orftor
Plumber (not and Coldwater
SIP Writing and Graining
With R. Dinney last year. Esti-
mates furnished on application.
A Trial Solicited.
ARTHUR D. DAVIS
Exeter, Ontario
Residence. corner James and An
drew Street.
CEINION BUSINESS COLLEGE
py Affiliated with wtngham 8. C.
ce
F� Indiri.tual Instrurtion,
Z } write for handsome 7atalogue.
. GEO. SPOTTON, Principal.
a •
Green's
High Class
Moving
Pictures
EXETER
Opera House
3 nights
only
April
10. 11, 12.
To -Night, Thursdag & Fridag
GREEN'S NGUROVIG PICTURES
CARLINC BROS.
4
Admission to house 25c; Chile ren 15e;
A few reserved seats:45c,
Under the augd, e. of the Firemen.
i►on't fail to see the w..nderfnl Vanderbilt Cul' flare
DII. OVENS EYE AND EAR SUR- fouisl until enrly yesterday morn•
goon, will be at the Commercial illg when Chas. Chambera end a bro-
llotel. )inure 9.30 n. m. to 4.30p. tiler found his body near McGuire.
m. Glasses properly fitted rind die- 1)r. Brcw•ning Coroner for South llu-
oases of eye car and nose treated. ron, was notified but ile deemed an
next visit May 3rd.
LOST
While walking down Main Street
a lady loot her 'puree containing $10
ago. Pesilles being dumb Ise wee
weak minded and the only duties
naked 0f him was to bring in the
0nwe at eventide. On Tuesday even•
ing 11e started out rafter the cows,
and one 0f them being missing he
starttvl in searo:l of it. lie had
never been far away from home and
evidently got lost niter dark and
not knowing his way home he eat
on the roadside and it is supposed
tell asleep and perished from the
cold weather daring the night. The
family heoonting alarmed et his ab-
sence 0onlrneucecl a ,carch which was
continued through the night but no
trace of the missing man could be
inquest unnecessary. The remains
will be Interred in Mt. Carmel ceme-
tery, Friday or Saturday.
•111013 ')loIN:'is 'sol'
The Sovereign
BarnK of Canada
Head Office Toronto.
RANDOLPH MACDONALD, President
ALLAN, Vice:President D. M. STEWART, General Manager
Capital Subscribed $3,998,000
Capital fully paid 3,998;000
Reserve Fund 1,255,300
Assets over 25,000,000
General Banking Savings Department
Interest credited quarterly.
CRBDITON, D.4SHWO )D, ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETER.
JOSEPH SNELL Manager. GLADMAN & STANBURY. Solicitors
A. A.
some papers, and a reserved neat Must rot t o confounded with coin -
ticket for Green's high Class Moving mon cathartic or purgativepllle.
Pictures. Finder will kindly return , Carter's Little Liver fills are oath. -
the tieket to Cole's Drug Stora ely unlike them in every teepeef.
keeping the money. One trial wil 1 prove their super-
iority.
Suitable furniturc 01 fill OPaUOS
We have been one year in Exeter and take this opportunity
of thanking our customers and friends for their liberal patronage
and we hope to be able to merit a continuation of their patronage.
Artistic Furniture
We have the most Artistic and up-to-date Furniture that money can buy
Everything is new, no old stock, and our prices are as low as the lowest.
20 per Cent Oft
In the Undertaking Line. We carry a full stock of everything required in
the business, and for every job of undertaking we will give 20 per cent ot
regular prices.
Jas. Beverley
Graduate of the College of Embalming and a member of the Canadian Em-
balmers Association.
NO -
-TIME
like the present to make our
acquaintance.
We are showing an excel-
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. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor
Why You should Use
BLENDED FLOUR
Spring wheat Hour and winter
wheat flour each possess eeparato
and distinct focd virtues. In
S!fl'! FLOUR
NG rfR_Rf IGT FLOUR
You get the finest spring and win-
ter wheat flour blended in proper
proportions. Bread, roils, t)iecuits,
oaken and pantries made of "STAR
FLOUR" are perfect toods unequal -
at in purity dcliciousneee and health
giving properties.
Can you eonsistently use other
than Star Flourt
Manufactured by
HARVEY BROS.
EXETER
Corn!
-AT-
Exeter and Centralia
Warehouses
Will exchange for other grai
if desired.
Richard Seldon
Exeter, Centralia
and Clandeboye
GRAND TRUNK SY'SEM
COBALT SPECIAL
A solid train of Vestibule
Cars and Pullman Sleepers
leave Toronto daily at 9 p. m.
Arriving at Cobalt 8.45 a. m.,
New Liskeard 9.15 a. m. Co-
balt is the Ii,hest Silver Min.
ing Catnp in the world and
well worth a visit.
ONE WAY HECONU-CLASS COL,
ONiST TICKi:Ts
On sale daily until April Kith to
points in British Columbia. Califor-
nia, Montana, Colorado, \Vasbington.
Oregon.
For full particulars end tickets call
on
J. J. KNIGRT, depot Ticket Assail
J. D. McDONALD,
Distfict l'nesenger Agent. 'I ,conte
THE TIMES AND WEEKLY
((IAMB AND CANADA F AR-
MEIi., $1.35.
The offer of of the Exeter Time* and
the Toronto Weekly Globe and (Jen•
aria Fernier for $1.:35 le extended to
June 1. Over 150 of our subscribers
have taken advantage of this liberal
offer and we are anxious to increase
the nu.t.ber to ru0 before the first of
June. Any one who is now taking
the Times can gnat the; Globe by
fag u. 36 cent•,C=1,;„”C