Exeter Times, 1907-06-13, Page 81
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STEWART's
One of Our Strong Lines
MEN'S SUITS
We are this week showing some
specials in extra good quality
BIBB 'PINES JUNE 13* 1807
FfiSfIIONflRLL WHITE MUSIINS
15.00
For Men's Ready -to -Wear Fancy
Worsted Stilt in neat
grey fancy overcheck effegt-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. Will
wear to a finish, lined
with the best It%llian serge and
style the best. This is a great
bargain.
10.00
For the best range of good honest
Tweed and Worsted
Suite we have ever shown. Ev-
ery suit a leader.
$.50, 12.00 WaSpring Over-
Forear range of Mens Ready -to -
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.
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Butter and Eggs Wanted
A. STEWAI T
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DIAMOND HALL
DIAMONDS
WATCHES
JEWELERY
CUT GLASS
CHINA
SILVERWARE
Repairing a Specialty.
Call and Inspect Our Stock.
fl. Mdr6hdo.
JEWELER
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IWe have just received a full
line of the tt
Genuine English
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which is a scientific medium for
the elimination of uric acid from
the blood. These rin1
gs 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 it
perfect cure has not been effect -
1 ed the trouble has been greatly
relieved.
Sold only by
W. S. NOWEY, Phni.B
Chemist and Optician
Phone 30 EXETER, ONT.
Rheumatic,Rings
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GIANT • Tilll'LETS "Currency"
"Bobs" and 'Stn;' Ch -wing Tobaccoes
in big plu;s. Quality aIwnys •the
same.
Dit. 1f1"1'lEIt \V1Li. 11c, .AT CEN-
tral Hotel. ori Friday, .tune Lithe
0 Friday, July 121 h. Orders !or
;lad cs executed by, Tait lirow•n Op.
Co. 237 Il'uid•i. 'l1. London, nr local
4Aalers.
DB. OVENS EYE AND EAR SUR.
goon. will be at the Commercial
)hotel. Moura 9.30 n. m. to 4.30 p.
m. (classes properly fitted and dis-
eases of eye ear and none treated.
next visit, Friday, August 9t11 1907.
.Tune Ilse (110111 11 of a%eddin;s.
When rnakin; at rut;enienl1 for your
w•eddinz invitations don't forget that
the Times has a complete stork of
up-to-date weddin; stationery and
is ereiared 10 turn out the newest
styles at very moderate Trice..
Everyhoey at ill take in i he Ex-
cursion to Niagara Falls ender the
auspices of (lie independent Order
of Forester. on Thursday .Tune 20th
Good for three days. The faro from
,Exeter will 1s' $2.30. Lar;e hills
giving particulars will be issued in
n few days. This will be the only
Excursion the the Palls this a'asnml.
DON'T FAH. '11) SEE IUM
Ladies should lake odv:intaze of
the visit of Prof. a)oreneend's rep-
resentative to see n11 the latest styles
in )flair •nnd1, beautif111 ,wigs. pomp•
admire. 1,etgs, transformations nnl
.witches . rad;hl and wavy, etc. Ile
EXETER, - ONTARIO. will he et :Ile Ce ,I1 al hotel Exeter,
on Friday .lune 21st.
ifivr eon been initintee fide lee
Limen Club yeti aim Greeve Is the
Worshipful master. but applieotiott
for .membershpi can he made to any
for membership ran be made to any
one who bag been initiated.
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 sure of Comfort,
Ease and Elegance
too Suiting' to hand
at prices away down
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor.
ERNEST ELLIOT
Conveyancer Accounts Collected
Mn!raT so loan it triers* rate..
North Wat (Ands for Sal..
Office, Male Street. Exeter
S. Fitton, issuer of marriage li-
censes. also complete line of wed•
ding rind always on hand.
Alex. Stewart was on Aho sick Iist
l t it k .
Dr. Roulston left on Saturday for
a Week'; I1,rlys.
\V by is 1907 like tut old lumber
%wagonl presses it hasn't any spring.
Mrs. Cooney, formerly Mrs, John
Barnes. who visited friends hero for
some, time left Monday for her home,
Remember the date Saturday June
22teh, and consult with '►live 3. 3.
Allan about your eyes, at the Com-
mercial Hotel.
Miss Dorothy Lonsbery, of ,Detroit
after a visit pith her tester. bars.
J. J. White returned Ito her home
Tuesday afternoon.
• '1'hc Members of the .Exeter Lodge,
1. 0. F. Weill titten(1 divine service at
the ,llain Street Methodist church
next Sunday nfternoon. Rev. E. A.
Fear, t pastor, %t•ill conduct the
services.
At the Commercial hotel filature
day. 3une 22nd. Miss J. 3. Allan,
eye (-Leh( Specialist and .refracting
optician. The latest approved meth.-
eel
ethrad used in e)ctmining and prescribing
tor weal: and impaired vision.
Mr. 3. \V. teetriey 'took several
numbers of the Ishak Walton Fish-
ing Club on n fishing trip to Grand
(lend Saturday afternoon. Althou3h
each and every one is considered an
expert with the line tand tackle, there
were hardly enou;h fish cau;ht to
divide ancon; the members.
Mr. Sid Sanders was awakened
Sunday •night by burglars 'trying to
gain rettrnnce to his house. Ile no-
ticed bite Hunt trying the window,
while two others were utendin; in
the yard. Mr. Sanders secured tin
rifle, ,but the mauraders evidently
heard lent and made their escape.
\V- .1. Gourley. of Cal;;try, who
visited fi lends in Usllelrne, rind Exe-
ter, during the pest month, Cleft
Tuesday fot his home, accompaniel
by his family. 1t is .their intention
to ,slur,. by tray of the United.
States, making the eniire trip in the
automobile.
Dr. J. \V. Harrison, of Detroit, and
a former resident of Exeter tarriv-
(•d in town on Monday to spend
le week's holidays with relatives
here. The 1)r. camel from Detroit in
his Packard nutomnblile and is
greatly pleased with the Canadihn
roads, especially those from (Sarnia
to London and London Ito Exeter.
Decoration Day to -day. The pro-
cession. composed of the various so-
cieties of the town twill meet nt the
Town Hall al 1 p. ten. and headed by
the Exeter hand, will (proceed to the
cemetery %%•here the decoration of
the ;raves of departed brethren will
take lilace. Addressee will be deliv-
ered by resident clen;ymene . 'Men
chants are requested to (give their
employees la holiday from I to 4
p. m. so that everyone may attend
end make the decoration a univerr-
531 affair. Those in the country in-
terested are invited to take part.
On Monday :afternoon while Mr.
Thos. Fisher was hauling gravel
from Wood's ,;ravel pit he met an
automobile. The driver kof the
machine turned out to ,ass o rig
Zeing iu the same direction and in
doing ,•(1 ran towards Mr. Fisher's
horses. The animals (711mped 10.
w'ar'ts 1110 ditch and tried to ;et
away, when they collet el with a
t ie rnlh tole. The 0111y slatna;e
(: me ,was a broken lug. Mr. holt.
McFall',. drivin; n load of c;t;s
met the sante machine. His horses
too became tri;litencd rind in rearing
broke the w11;011 pole.
.\1r. John farmer had a thrilling
experience last Sunday )Horning
%vhile drivin; to thr Catholic church
below Centralia. just before the
church w•a. reached o pmts of four
eentlenicn cattle w1iizzinz :Hon; in
an automobile. The animals became
frightened, but Mr. Farmer with a
firm .zrip on the lines kept heir
heads toward the machine. Just RR
the auto carne nlontsidc one of the
horses rested and fell on the dash-
board. The men in the auto. jumped
out immediately and Izrasped the
fri;hlcned nnirnals by 111c hen ds be-
fore they could break away. After
some difficulty the horses were dis-
entenzlcd and quieted.
Two lads Elmer Ifarneee and Gor-
don .Parson were nn Tuesday rrtorn-
inz tenrin(10.1 In Goderich jail by 3.
l"s Farmer and Kay to stand trial
on a charge of enlc•rinz the house
of Mrs. Marshall on Victoria Rtreet
last Sunday erenin; rind Rtcalin; a
sum of money. Mrs. Marshall was
atteudinz church when the crinin
Vas committed and on her arrival
home found that the house hail been
entered ilerinz •hs:r absence. ' A�
Harness and Fannon had b.'.n i.'e n
in the vicinity durinz the evening
•.nslicion rested on them. Monday
nnorninz Constable Bissell had the
lad+ arrested and en Wirtz accused
confessed that thye were the zuilty
parties. They were brou;ht before
the Ma;ist rates 'Tuesday mornin r,
rand it %va., decided to r (heti
10 jail for trial. 1A' %shall
pleaded very Strongly :o have the
boys let off on suspended sentence,
but ns they bad been suspected of
other depredations the ma;i.trates
felt that it was time they were
riven n severe lesson.
C741.111%0 CD
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phare w .A �
of
Fine Swiss Muslin, with small, medium or
large dot.. ..Price 2013 and 25c per yard.
Fine white Mull with small patterns fash-
ionable for dresses..... Price 25c per yard.
White Wash Duck correct for skirts and
suits, medium weight... Price 15e per yd.
White Pique, medium cord, makes good
wash suits Price 15c. per yard.
Black Muslin in plain and fancy, fine sheer
goods worth 25c and 35c
........ On sale at 15o per yard
White Muslin in stripe and floral design
Qualities worth 20c and 25c ....... .
Selling at 15e per yard
Colored Muslins in mauve, pink and blue,
very dainty goods, makes stylish dresses,
. • • • • • • , Prise 25c and :i.ic p. r yard.
Special Embroidery Sale. Regular prices
7c and So......... On sale at : c per yard.
Millinery Bargains This month we intend clearing
every Hat in the store. Hats
were selling at $5 0o now $3 75; $4.00 now $z 75; $3.00 now $1.75.
out
tha t
e1r EOE I.s & ROWS
Miss Homey left Monday for Kin- ] N0t166 01ual dril
cardiae to visit friends.
Mrs. J. B. Brickwood gent a few
days in London last week.
Mrs. J. Kydd, of Exeter North; is
visiting friends in London.
Mr. J. G. t4tanbury was in tette
County Town Monday, on Ie.tal busi-
ness•
Mr. Larry Hagan has taken a
position :with \V. 8. Howey as 11s•
istant drug clerk.
"F" (Company, 'Iluron Regiment
will return Saturday from ,the an-
nual drill at London.
'Mr. and Mrs. Russel •Frayne, of Prevents decay.
Ilrantford, aro the questa of the for -
Preserves the enamel.
mer's rparents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sweetens the breath.
Frayne.
misses Nellie and Fanny (latter. Makes the gums firm and rosy and
of Londo, are visiting at their home also imparts a delicious sensatitn of
with Air. n'and cleanliness to the rnouth. If you
Exeter North.
Creme 44
44 Dentifrice
THE OLD RELIABLE
WRI positively remove tartar
cleanse and whiten the teeth and keep
them in perfect condition.
GIME DENTIFRICE,
Some merchants have a fashion of advertising what they
have not got. and when you come to ask for it, their reply
is, sorry but we are just sold out of that particular line but
will have some more in shortly.
For Quality and Quantity ask your
dealer for the new big plugs of
"Hubs." "Slag;' and Currency chew -
in; lebacroes. •
'Mrs. (Dr.) Amos represented 'the
Exeter Lodge C. 0. C. F. tai rthc
Grand Lodge meeting held in Tor-
onto last week.
FIRE! FIRE I TILE RED FLAG I
Now is the time to fire the dirt out
of your feathers. Satisfaction or no
pay. Piaci of hue!, •-s opposite ,the
Town Hall. F. falstead.
Tho Annual I'•. ople'.s Picnic will be
held en Thur ,lay, June. ¢0th., fn
William Iiernick's Grove, Usbornct,
on the banks of 'the Bauble. Qhs
usual ;program of epol'Is will be car-
and
out. Everybody welcome. School
Mrs. Sehrurickor, of Sl. Clair Meth.and 'Mrs. .tones, of Croswell, Mich,
who 'were attending the: funeral of
the tate 'Iles. Gco. Windsor in Liman
on ''Tuesday of last week, ore the,
gusts of Mr. and Mas. 1•:d McGuire
for 11 few (kiss thio week.
ARE YOU BALD1-Gentlemen why
should you took twice es old as you
are when by consultin; Prof. Doron-
wend's representative he rill demon-
strate to you that be can bring back
your faithful appearance by ltaearin;
ane or other of ,his beautiful natural
wigs or toupee. Ile will heat the
Central Hotel Exeter, Friday, June
21st. Don't fail 10 Fee his latest pat`-
ent structure.
The writer last sweet: Chad the
Pleasure of callinz upon Prof. O'Brien
the noted Phrenolo;ist and Palmist,
who, %with his wife Marta ma
O'Brien. is stollpinz at ,1he Central
Hotel. Phrenolozy end Palmistry
are extraordinaryary sifts gi%en to
mankind, but we were (►%ways scep-
tical until wr met the professor. Ile
eschews the vel;ar term of fortune-
teller and dors not :pretend to be
such btlt by the vibes on your hands
or the humps on your bead can ;ive
you nn exact outline of your charac-
teristics. Iie can explain Ito you
your failinzs, also your 17oo41 <puali-
ties rind better still cnn by thelse
psiens tell you to .which occupation
you are hest fitted. It is worth your
while to call on the professor while
he is here.
The Exeter Company of ,%lie Huron
county Volunteers is lakin; every-
thing by *torn' this Irene ile.idee
beinz the strongest Company in the Residence, corner James and An -
Re ;intent, they are certainly the bi;- drew Street.
;ret in stature end efficient in drill.
The shoot at the Cove Itenzes has
not come off yet, but they hope to
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,
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Summer
A special course of instruc-
tion durinv July and August
tor Public School Teachers.
Enter any time.
Individual instruction.
WILKCRTON
BUSINFSS COLLEGE
OEO. SPOTTON, Principal.
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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 Bead, 20c yd. Linen in white
and colored. Chambry in red, green, pink, blue, grey and
oxblood. Ginglialns in fancy patterns and check. Mercer-
ized Taffeta in plaids and over checks. The English Taffeta
print at 124c, 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.
House Dc6ordtor
Plumber (trot Had Cold vier).
Sign Writing and Graining
With R. Dinney last year. Esti-
mates furnished on application.
A Trial Solicited.
ARTHUR D. DAVIS
Exeter, Ontario
excel in that nisei. The tceather, on C E N T R AIL I A
AT
the first two days nfter arrival in
eamp, warn the worst 1 men ewer
ex„erienced in .Tune, nein; very cold
and damp, but every man is in the
pink of corieition Since then the
weather has Leen ,.plendid. The
church )parade on Sunday attracted
as usual, a lar re concourse of Peo-
ple to Cirliti;'s Heights. the 33rd
Huron lte;t. formine'tart of the �'nd
infantry 176zade. The mas.e'il bands
of the Brizada' marched in front. un-
der Ser zt. Major (lector, do the place
allotted. where Canon Dann, of Ht.
I'nul'. Cathedral. London, conducted
the service. The wmther was ("s-
pecially fine and the sun elan(' forth
its brilliant rays on ,the many
dazzling uniforms es they nresembled
in n square. The Exeter Company
will arrive home on Saturday next,
after 12 days. they all may, well
spent.
NOTICE; TO iFARMRItS.
The Exeter Canning A I'reservin;
Co. Will t1^ plea.ecl to receive acrea ;e
from farmers for tomatoes and corn.
As the numh•'.r of acres required
Is limited those desiring to contract
will do well to call at once on either
the President, Jos. 8ne1l: Vice-T'rra.
C. II. Sanders, or grey. J. G. Jones.
SAW -MILL
British Co'.umbia Shingles
Barrel Heading and Hoops
FENCE SLATS
Kept on hand or cut to order
CUSTOM SAWING
Done on shortest notice.
Logos Wanted
Delivered or on the stump
THOS. ELSTON
A 11 M 11 E L P.
CARLINC BROS.
Any 11er.0n 1equirinz such 11(11.
either male or female Can do Po by
writing llie EXETEit TIMP.e. stet-'
frit the kind required, when wanted
and waxes offered. Every effort will
Im ninde to provide each applicant
with 11e111 required.
The Sovereign
Bans of Canda
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-invites the Accounts of Corporations,
Fraternal Societies and Individuals. Interest
allowed on Savings Deposits and credited
4 times a year. .
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CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETER.
GLADMAN & STANBURY, 8olicltcts
JOSEPH SNELL Manager,
*luso
Just try a blended flour
once and see for yourself'
that it does make
WHITER and tastier
Bread and Biscuits -
LIGHTER Pastry -
MORE DELICIOUS
Cake.
And there's good reason
for it, too.
Blended Flours
combine the rich nutriment, the whiteness, lightness
and delicate flavor of Ontario wheat with the strong
qualities of Manitoba wheat.
For all home baking -no flour, milled only from spring
wheat, can compare with a
BLENDED FLOUR.
Look for this trademark
on every bag or barrel
of flour you buy.
Take no other.
OFFICIAL
"Made in Ontario"
rtovR
440OCI0-.
"Star" Flour is a Blended Flour.
Harvey Bros. Millers, Exeter.
COMING -
The Representative of Prot. Dorenwend will be at the
Central Hotel, Exeter, Friday, June 21st
To Improve Your Appearance
itetain ynnr youthful freshness so that no one esu
remark, "she is past her prime.' To appear younger
and more attractive than the average Women, you toilet
be particular that your IIcIR shows no sign of being
thin, short or scrawny. A DOR LNWEND TRAN$FOR•
MATIQN. POMPADOUR. WAVE. CURL OR SWITCH
will substitute nature** defects, Even if you have plenty
of your own hair, these light and airy artifices may be
worn over it, saying you the worry of arranging your
hair in the prea ailing style. 1'.nur hair can be perfectly
•Hatched in color and leWtre, an that detection is nut of
the question.
Consult Prof, Dorenwend during this visit.
MAN TO MAN -ABOUT BALDNESS
1f you are bald, or partially so, you must realize that it makes you Innk n1d. Notwithstanding the
desire to have bark yonrone tune busty, head of hair, you hesitate before wearing* natural hair entering
.imply Arrange yon imagine it is going to be noti,•e.1 by others Now you never made a greater mistake.
Thousand. of men who thought the same 51)011 (1n, ars to.lay wearing a
DORRNWEND PATENT TOUPEE
and mates"' of carrying the haodi••ap, that hal.lnen proved to them, they are now enjoying the advantage or,of "looking young --dud that ,a what ronnta to day in business and *racial life, (Iur Patent Toupee (1 •
featherweight far.imile of your own natural Asir
and mat be worn witheint fear of detection Im-
p o.aii.le to remove from the head *soles% at will -
not the leant d,Inuy or nnenmfnrtable. They act
as a pnntP••rion. preventing colds anti eaterrt, so
•+numon to bald men.
Now do not negl. t thlen{{gw,rtnnity _come a0.1
Meter %oneself. a few minute* demonstration
will cnn. inn you that a IMrenwand Patent
Volpe.. is not like the eines). w irtt
ry affairs that.
are rlainxd to be 'Just a. nalnral '
The Dorenwend Go. of Toronto, Limited, tog and tog Yonge Street
moiVemember Place, Day and Date
THIS CENTRAL HOTEL, EXETER, FRIDAY, JUNE asst.
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