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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1907-06-06, Page 8X E T R R '1' 1 S JUNE flth 1907 ++++.+44++++++++++4-1-+++++++++++++++++444.++ STEWART'S One of Our Strong Lines MEN'S' SUITS We are this week showing some specials in extra good quality 15.00 Far Men's Ready -to -Wear Fancy Worsted Suit in neat grey fancy overcheck a elt-more style and more quality in this suit than any line we have ever offered 12.50 For a Swell Fancy Worsted Suit, pure hard worsted. Wilt wear to a finish, lined with the best Itallian serge and style the best. This is a great bargain. 10.00 For the best range of good honest Tweed avid Worsted Sults we have ever shown. Ev- ery suit a leader. 8* 50 12.00 For a range of Mens Readv-to- Wear Spring Over.. and 15.00 coat that will do the wearer good. These Coats are made from Grey Venetian, Grey Vicuna and Black Vicuna. The $15.00 Coat is faced with silk. Come in and see how much style goes with every coat. Don't Forget we sell Redpath's Extra Standard Granulated Sugar - No other kind in our shop. Don't gamble with cheap off grades of sugar. The Best only is good enough. Butter and Eggs Wanted J". A. S'I'EW :ART +++++++++++++++++++1-++++++ +++++++++++++++++• I4.1.4.•1••i••1•4.•p•+++++++++++++++++ •+++++++++++++++++ DIAMOND HALL DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELERY CUT GLASS CHINA SILVERWARE Repairing a Specialty. Call and Inspect Om Stock. fl. Mar6hdi1. JEWELER MADE To ORio 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 sore of Comfort, Ease and Elegance too Sultings to hand at prices away down W. W. TAMAN Merchant Tailor. EXETER, - ONTARIO. ERNEST ELLIOT Conveyancer Accounts Collected MON ItY to Ion at rowsso wee. Noels West Kindel for Bat.. Ofllce, Maim Street, Exeter • Z We have ,lust received a full line of the Genuine English Rheumatic Rings which is a scientific medium for the eiitnination of uric acid from the blood. These Tinge have a world wide reputation for the cure of rheumatism. Hundreds of thousands suffering from this terrible complaint have been entirely cured. In ninety-nine cases out of a hundred where a perfect cure has not been effect- ed the trouble has bees') greatly relieved. Sold only by W. S. HOWEY, Phm.B Chemist and Optician Phone 50 EXETER, ONT. • • • • • • • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •N•�•NN••NN•••••NN• LOCALS •••••••• 0•e1••••• Bear the Muoical Eckardts, next Monday erenin;. 8. Fitton. issuer of marriage li- censes, also complete line of wed- ding rings alwnys on hand. Mrs. E. .loris visited tit Maple Lodge on Thursday. 11ondiy was 1 he tvarrnest day we have had this spring. The new brick chimney nt idle Power house iv nearing completion. Mr. an(1 Mira. E. A. Follick Apent In few ((aye of last tveek at the Bent. Mr. Geo. Willis. of London, ',pent Sunday the guest Of Mr. T. 1!. Mc• Callum. Last week the Sovereign hank etvns re•paint1 (1 and other improvements made. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Trothan, of London, visited friends in town on Thursday. Mrs. Alf Taylor left on Friday last for n weeks visit with friends in Mariotte, Mich. Miss Luella Fear visited friends in Dungannon and Goderich for a few diys last week. Mrs. Blatchford, lir., of t'rancis- totvn, is visiting i11 London a few days this week. Mr. (:co. Martin. formerly with the Molion's Bank here. is visiting in town for a few weeks. Mr. W .G. Bisset t is having 1 he tu'tt• front fait in his building this week. Miss Du 'v Lonsbery. of Detroit, is the guy,. of her mister Mrs. J. J. White, jr., for a few Slam The i,it;lislt Church rectory has recently Wren f►aintcd and da new greatly improved in appearance. The Ladies Aid of the Main Street Methodiat eburelfi suet at the home of 'Mrs. Datineey this 4Thursday) af- ternoon st a o'clock. 4/11111101118-11., vommummit Market Itepert.-The following is Special Tweed Bross Seeds Ciok einem the report of Kxet r markets, cor- rected up of June etb.. 1907. Io navy and white. red and white, 'TIIE Wheat. 80 to .85c. per' bushel. • mauve and white. pale blue and white Oats. 44c. to 400. per bushel. Tees. 65c to 70c. per bushel. Barley. 48c. per bushel. Shorts, $23 per tun. Flour, $2.40 per cwt. Bran. $20 a ton. Hay $10 to $12 per ton. Create Lustre with finish like silk, Feed Flour $1.25 to $1.30 per cwt. 501n. wide, beautiful quality. Special Beane. $1.30 per bushel. at 50c yd Clover decd. $8 to $10 per bushel. Butter. 18 cents per pound. Potatoes, 75c. to 90c. per bag. Dried Ambles. tae. per pound. E3gs, 17 cctlts per dozen. 110;3, dressed, $8.75. lio3s, liveweiaht. $6.80. Coal. $7 a ton. Onions Large. 120 cents a bushel. Prettymixture of Grey and Heli - trope, Grey and Green, 42 in. wide, all We have them all, beautiful etre cloth wool, makes pretty suite or skirts, all guaranteed fast colors. Price 12ic special at 06c a yd. yd. Geis LestroColored MuslinSome merchants have a fashion of advertising what they We have just opened a very pretty shave not got. and when you come to ask for it, their reply lot of colored muslin In mauve, pale 1 i8 sorry but we are just sold out of that particular line but blue. pink and grev. Extra tine dual- ity and makes stylish dresses. Prices Will have Some more in shortly. 15c, 25c, 36c yd. 'OLD REIIABLE Mr. 1'd. Eacr(tt returned Atonia on Monday from '1'orolito tt lucre t e has been unending University. Mrs. Frantz Knight left on Monday for Hattie Creek Sanitarium, for a few weeks in the interest of Ther health. -Mrs. (Rev.) V. l., :1lilltiott ttnd lit- tle son. of Who -alley. ove:ie t1i ,guests Lades Rain Coats of 'M r. altd Mri. Jam. Peart. on 'Tues- day. Made of fine ctavenette. full length. It is now time for Abe spring poets grey and fawn. Regular price $0.00, W nut in all apne:tra(►ctl te1fin:z about special *4.50 how winter lingers in the lap of summer instead of Hill illZ• GIANT • TRIPLETS "Currency" "Bobs" and 'Stag' Chewing Tobaccoes in tube! plugs. Quality always :the as rue. • While ,•t young son of Wm. Woods IJsborue. 11:14 playit14 one afternoon last week, he fell off :t lo;, and dis- located one of his elbows. Mrs. John White. sr., Mrs. F. J. Mra. W. 1lawkshaw is 'dila week Wickwire .and Mr. J. J. White at- improving the appearance of Cher fres- tended the wedding of their niece tdence 1►y the addition of u reran - Miss Maymie White to Mr. 1t. bib- d:th- bett on Tuesday last. Calves for dale. --Mr. George Chap - 'Mr. William Illatchfot•d bought ► Man, of Allwood. will Halt a loaf of calves at Itcid's hotel, Exeter North, on. Saturday. June 8111.• 'Sale will commence nt 12 o'clock. Dlt. OVENS EYE AND EAR SURs geon. will be at the Commercial Hotel. Hours 9.30 a. m. to 4.30 p. looms ore Sunday, .lune 16th at 1.:30 tn. Glasses properly fitted and dis- p. to. 10 alien(' Divine tvorsffp in the eases of eye ear and nose treated. Main St rest. Methodist church. .tv:s.t visit, Fridtry, August 9th 1907. Prof. O'Brien. Phrenologist and Scientific Palmist. of Toronto, Who has rooms tit the Central 'hotel is kept Imsy. lrnvirv;. during the 4taat few Slayss read inat,Y tretrsonm. Visit him 'before her leaven 't.own. Seo ad- vcrtisernent in another column. Hear the, tiwis't hell Ringers in the Opera House, Exeter, ion Monday evening 1e4:X1. June 10th. Ther(: was a meeting on Friday d►y afternoon last of the directions of Stephen and Usbornc Agricultural Society and the committee who as- sisted in nrranging The programme for the 24tH to wind up the business. pay neeettttty, ole. A motion was passed that a vote of thanks bo'ten- (lere(1 the citizens of Exeter for the loyal support !given by thew and ee- pecially the sporting committee who rendered such exce:l,:nt service in carrying out the programme of sports. After 111., nccounts were all paid there wa.. a shu; balance left in the treasury. -- In Ifensall, at 1.45 on the: morning' of Thursday. May 30th., the Queen's Hotel in that place was found to be ablaze. The buil(lin, was on a corner and detached. The light wind was blowing the sparks over the G. T. It. Yard. so that it was nob n • hard task to save the barn and shed. Mr. T. Mrl the livery on the 17 FLouR other gide of the street was not ;11 damaged, though lie had all his rigs out, Local (iptiot' came lin force here on May 1st. and Mr. Mice, who had a lease of the hotel till Ndvern.• ber 1908. had a sale and moved out Since that time the place has not been occupied. Colored Lustre Colored Lustre in Blue. Green and Brown with small neat pattern regular price SOc. Special at 38c yd. Kid Bolts Ladies up-to-date belts of fine kid with metal, hackles and nail heads. Price 50 eta. WHITE VESTING Fine White Vesting in pretty Check and Floral design Special quality 15c; Fine quality 25c; Best quality 25c. yd. Buster Bolts P.ttent or solid leather in red, white black or tan, 2 buckles, price 23c. Hosiery A full line of Ladies and Children's hosiery cotton and cashmere in Black, white and tan. plain or fancy, Prices 25c 33c 50c. lea's Underwear Special purchase of men's balbrig- gan Shirts and Drawers. tine double thread, satee►, facing', site's 34 to 44 regular price 5J.; spe;.ial 411c each. lion's Fine Ribbed Underwear Men's fine ribbed Underwear (in grey). This is certainly the very best line we have ever put on our counter. Price 38 cents each. SNI3LL ROWE two lots nit Main 81. from i.7arltn; Bros. and intends tnovin; to thelia, the house he purchased from Mr. liriiimeomb^. .sortie time, i 40. `Th(! ut0lIi1$ rw of the I. O. F. are requested. to 1110(1. at their longe Mr. T. 1landford stripped a fine eat -load of horses to fort Arthur on 1''riciay of last %reek. Mr. R. Welsh accompanied them. He also shipped a car load on Tuesday of this week. Dr. Raulstort intends leaving on Saturday next for a weeks ,heli - days. During Iris .absence anyone wishing lo make appointments may do so by calling at his office where :► hely is in charge. ltev. Gee. t,ttacey, of 'Kirk ton, Preached in the Trivitt 'Memorial church on Sunday last both morn). in; and evening. Rev. D. W. Col. line preached anniversary sermons at Rirklnn for 'Mr. Itacey. Mr. Percy Westawny preached at both services in the Main St. Metho- dist church on Sunday last in the absence of the pastor ltev. (E. A. Fear who is attetidin:g conference at Godcrich. •Mr. John harmer on Friday last exchanged his residence on Andrew St. for 'Mr. Richard Welsh's fu.rm London Rodd Borth together avith gnu; aunt of money. We under - eland that 'Mr. harmer inilenas mov- ing to Detroit in alto .near future. To Preserve Eggs. One pint fresh- ly slaked lime, one-half pint of salt three e4allone of water, and elissolvo the salt in water and add lime. Stir mixture well when putting in eggs, Ho that 1 he lime may be deposited around the shells. (Keep in cool place. Rev. A. 11. Going !who is attending conference at !God:grich, 'returned (1n Saturday in tale liiw ►work here (1n Sunday, leavirtl again for Goder- ich nit 1Tond:ty morning. Mr. Going was second in the ballot for I'reai- de•nt of the London Conference. Rev. W. .1. Ford tt•as elected I'residend by n s:nia11 majority. 'li,ere tt•a'i a {eller al twill to make more lhnlwindows were dosed 1ast. Wcdne s(t y night, owing o t he burg • larks which wetsconrtnitte•d 011 Tuesday night. The ,-Iters) opinion prevails that the work was done by •'cal talent but as yeI no clue has 1, wit found as to who I he guilty par- ties are. Word was received on Monday nt Centralia from Saskatoon, Sask., of like death of Mr. P. Curtin, n for- rner well known and r^tre0elcd, resi• dent of Centralia. Mr. Curtin with hitt family left n few weeks n;o for the West. and his many friends were surprised and shocked (whets the news of his death became' known. An entertainment .that Cis to 1, strictly np-to•dale in every particu- lar, clean and entertaining. That is the verdict of of who alien/led the entertainrnen I;iven by 11►e !1itt,ic•11 Eckardts in tMassey �Ii:SII. Every member of lire company '15 star. --Globe. Toronto. (Canada. Opera douse, Exeter, on June .10t11. Everybody will take in Aha Ex- cursion to Niagara Nails under the auspices of the Independent Order of le'oreaters on Thursday .lune 20th Good for three days. The fart from .Exeter will be $2.30. Lar;e hills Giving particulars N111 be issued in n few days. This will be eche only Excursion the the Falls 'this season. One hundred thousand plants for AAP :ell kittels of tomatoes, cable) p•, eawliflowers, celery, asters, t+toeks. verbena, geranium and plants for the .garden and flower beds. Hang- ing baskets filled to (alit order. Call x(11(1 see our stock and t;et our prices. Louis Day. market gardiner, Exeter, Agent for the Exeter Cannin; Fac• tory Plants. The officers of the Exeter Lodge 1. O. 0. 1'. ti ,rc elected Tuesday evening of last week G., pro. W. Fragile: \- Kinsman: 1t. See., tiro. 1:. N. 'Taylor; i'. See., flro. A. F. Nuke :.Treas., Bro. E. M. Dignan: Itopresentativews to (:rand i.od;e. llros. 3. ilind and W. .1. lieaman : I)ele;ate, to District meeting filo,, Thos. Hoyle and 11. N. Creech. 04161111116OA?L. sewn w _STM t1Id To Nato Am 10 01 atrium of N0t166 of Removal Creme -E 44 Dentifrice Will positively remove tartar cleanse and whiten the teeth and keep them in perfect condition. 6REMF DEMTIFrnGE Prevents decay. Preserves the enamel. Sweetens the breath. Makes the gums firm and rosy and r also imparts a delicious sensatitn of cleanliness to the mouth. If you want perfect teeth use Cole's Creme Dentifrice and they will last three score years and ten. Prepared and Sold only by W. S. COLE, Phm. B. EXETER, -- ONTARIO. • High Grade Perscription Work. w Ras A Me Goon If backed up by deeds. The claim we make for COLA':-MARA NUPTIALS. A very fashionable. tvt•dditt; was celebrated at holy Trinit y church, Lucan, yesterday at 12 o'clock noon when Miss Edith Mara, eldest daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. 'Edward Mara, was united in marriage to Mr. W. S. Cole of Exeter. The ceremony was performed by the rector Itev. Arthur Carlisle. Thi. 1►1.id,1 who was attired in white Point D'csprit, over lafetta, trim- med with Duchess satin ribbon and lace. at,d :t lei) witlh ,lily of 'the valley, and carried bridal rosea was POST -two 2 -year-old heifers one supported by her sisters, Il he 'Misses red an .done spotted. Each one has Ilia and Mabel Mara, who wero rl;ht ear clipped. Any person send - ;owned in white silk itvith baby ing information will be suitably re - Irish lace "4111 white hats t rimmed warded by J. Thompson, Centrali,i. with white eV'npt►ies. They carried flow about our aide walk on Jatnes pink roses. ,�ti!is h1:+bel llaletnan, of street/ 11 world ire a hit 'improve- Kin391nt,, (.„,,,i„ of the bride, was meal to our town 113 well as ;t longs the maid of ltnn►r. like. wore white felt want titled 11 iflrn council would Crepe Do Jap over lafet la will) trim• put down a cement walk from Main min;s of batty Irish and rose honi- street 'to the church. ton is it 1. a tt hif(' It:+I. 1 rirntl•(l with Mr. T. linlitlfnrel has this week white 1(11'pics. t31ie also curried pink moved ilito his new stables on Jame% roses. street. The building has been rc- 1)r. C. S. Mc(7uurb, of Toronto, at- modeled and every modern convert- British Co:umbia Shingles tended Ito 41(11)111 while the ushers fence placed in it making it one of K were Moser(. I'erc.y ll:ttditt; ,ati(1 the most tip -to -date stables to ie Barrel Heading and Hoops t;coLonrd;c itickled of BoronBoronCollege. fount attytvitere• on. would be foolish if not backed up. Better flour thin Star is not marketed to -day and its equal is seldom found. Wanted Wheat and Oats HARVEY BROS. EXETER What we Advertize we Have We are showing this week a very choice collection in Wash Goods. Ladies Wash Dress Goods in Ducks, white and colored. White Indian Head, 20c yd. Linen in white and colored. Chainbry in red, green, pink, blue, grey and oxblood. Gingham in fancy patterns and check. Mercer- ized Taffeta in plaids and over checks. The English Taffeta print at 121e, and American Print at 10c. Another consignment of those lovely Swiss Embroideries and insertions to match. Get your choice before they go See our new styles in the ASTORIA shoe in gentlemans only. Cash paid for butter and eggs, Butter 18c Eggs 17c, Potatoes 75c per bag. CARLINC BROS. The Sovereign Banit of Cida. Current Accounts and Savings Depcsits received at all Branches at best rates consistent with conservative banking. Interet paid 4 times a year on Savings Deposits. CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETER. JOSEPH SNEI L Manager. OLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors Hoo$o DBo a or 1tahber (Slot and Coldwater). skin WrItInp and Graining With 1. bigaey last year. Esti- mate. ftitdGihed on application. A Tris Solicited. ARTHUR D. DAVIS Exeter, Ontario Residence, corner •James and drew Street. Corn! -AT- Exeter and Centralia Warehouses Will exchange for other grain if desired. Richard Seldon An- Exeter, Centralia and Clandeboye N•N.NN••••NN••N•N• Summer School A special course of instruc- tion during July and August tor Public School Teachers. Enter any time. GRAND TRUNK"Ys TE' Here's a rioney Saver Homeseekers Excursions To Manitoba, Saskatchewan Alberta, $32.00 Round trip to Winnipeg. $42.50 Round trip to Edmonton. . Rates to other pointe in Proportion Individual instruction. I Ticket@ good for 00 days. Second class fares the same from ail stations in Ontario. Leave Toronto June 18. July 2. 10. 30 Aug. 13. 27. Sept. 10. 24. Summer change of time in effect June 111. For further particulars see nearest 0E0. SPOTTON, Principal. Grand Trunk- Ticket Agent or write WI LKf;RTOM BUSIMSS GOLLEGE •••••••••••••••••••••••••• AT OENTRALIA}A �Good Way J. I) McDonald, Union Station, Toronto Ont. The ,(roorrt'y prew'nl in she brideLast Friday the team ,bitched to tvag e+ beanliful pearl neekt Seo the water wagon lyes left standing Kept on hand or cut to order with 11 sat, burnt of pearls AS Si pen- nt the . 1 ropolitan eortrer while Mr, Ilk ,gifts to II+e brides maids itissctt and Mr. Neil went Blown to the pump house l o pump porno water. At the wound of alto water running into the cart, !the team brecam4 frightened and made •a dash (Town street. They didn't .-!et far however, as one of the traces %vas undone' and the cart swerved, striking a tree in front of Mr. Srldon's. A couple, of the hold planks were emarthed in. FENCE SLATS were pearl 111145 net with emeralds and rnhies, 10 the maid of honor a gold bracelet, the groomsrnnn n dia- mond scarf pity and ,to the usher"' rnonogratncd ;told cuff finks. The presents or which the happy couple we. t (t the recipieitl s were very llllmer(lus and beautiful showing the warns place 1110y occupy among their large circle of friends. Amon; other gills were :t cut Klass salad howl from the National 4/rug Co. London, a handsome Ileintzman pi- ano and a substantial cheque from the bride's leareeta. After I he tceddin4 :t receplion was held at. lite 1►riile'q parents where' about fitly invited guests front Toronto, London, Itingston and Stratford sat down if n dainty luncheon served in n marque on the lawn by Fawkes A Co., caterers, of London. Mr. and Mrs. Cole Aeft for a wed- ding trip lo New York and Washina- torr. The bride's ;pin,; stray gown wog or Mile, taffeta trilk worn with the visit e►f Prot. i�nrenttrnd's rep• a hat in tan shades. rr•entative 10 see al I he latest styles Mr. and Mrs. Cole upon their re- in 'hair !goods. 1►":rtttifnl mitts, pomp- Ittrn will fake tip Ahelr residence in adonrs, bangs. ', tnsfortnations ane Exeter. switches straight and wavy, etc. ile The Timc'a joists in Swishing them will be at the Central li(ttel Ezeeter. a long and hippy welded life. "on Friday .lune 2141. Snow felt in New 'York on the first nd:iy in the summer month of .1.1n'•. The flakes did not fall as snow all the way to 1110 pavementi,. but comity from a colder strata of sir they swirled about the tops of the sky-ser•tpers and before dis olv- itt; added :► midwinter touch to the most remarkable .littt-' 2nd that New Yorkers have 1:nown. At the locn1 tveat)ler bureau, where ,t conserva- tive view Is allays taken, the clay was admitted to h:' 11,(' coldest re. corded here for the scram of June. DON'T 1',111. T() '4EE 1i1M I,adie`s Should take .e(Irattta;" of CUSTOM SAWING Done on shortest notice. Logs Wanted Delivered or on the stump THOS. ELSTON NOTICE TO (FARMERS. The Exeter Canning 63• Preserving Co. will be pleased to receive acreage from farmers for tomatoes easy corn. As the number of acres required is limited those desiring to contract i will do well to call at once on either the President, Jos. SnoII VICe•1's. C. 11. Sanders. or Secy. 3. G. Jolie:(. CASTOR IA !or Infants and Children. The Kiel YN Now Always Bleed Bears the !Signature of to be Stylish and Becomingly Dressed and to have your Cloth- ing as thoroughly made and as carefully cut as possible is to come here with your ideas. First-class Workmen will turn the materials which you choose into pleasing, lasting realities. Our experience is pretty good assurance that you will be sorry for nothing and prices arc always at the bottom notch. we 470111111115 Merchant Tailor IIOILN FORT) --In Exeter, on Thursday May 30th, Abe wife of Mr. A. Ford, of -r ran. S1'F.NCEiR-1.3th. ronce,.sion, Tuesday morning June 4th, Mee twifc of Mr, Albert Spencer, of it son. DIED WF.1)E1t--At ,1),'vort, on Friday, May 31st, John Weber, art* 46 year• and 4ltnontha.