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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1907-07-04, Page 8- ANEW •- THE EXETER, 'TIMES JULY 4th 1907, ++:+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++4-4.4 ++++++++++4-1-1.+++++++-:-•:-:•-:•++++++++++++++++++ STEWART'S HOT %EAT1IER COMFORT 8.00 For Men's very snappy unlined Tweed Suits. They look well fit well and are very comfortable. Don't you want one? 1.25 and For Men's new Split Straw Sailor Hata, new shapes, 2.00 very light and cool. You want one don't you? 50e each for Meat's Open Meeh Underwear. Just as cool and open in the weave as underwear can be made. You'll like them. t 225King Hard Hata. The swellest shapes and snappiest Hats in the trade. Their only fault is they wear too long. We Want Lots of Farm Produce T. A. Bri'EWA E T ++++44-1-1-6-1-14++++++++++++++ +++++++++•t•++++++i» l•1•++++++•1•+++++++++++++++++ •+++++++++++++++++ r DIAMOND HALL DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELERY CUT GLASS CHINA SILVERWARE Repairing a Specialty. Call and Inspect Our Stock. fl. Mdr6hdod. JEWELER MADE TO ORDER 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 aero of Comfort, Ease and Elegance poo:Suitinats to hand at prices away down W. W. TAMAN Merchant Tailor. EXETER, - ONTARIO. ERNFST ELLIOT Conveyancer Accounts Collected mOaRY to tern at !owe'', rate*. North We.( rands for Sale. OffIce. Mala Street. Exeter Mrs. Going spent Friday and Satur- day in Lond•tn, Mr. R. E. Pickard returned on Mon day from the west. The condition of Mr, Saxon Fitton is greatly improved. Roy Leethorn, of London visited here on the let. - Mrs Sutton left Saturday to visi her daughter at London. Mr. P. 1Vood; of Toronto, visited his parents here on the lst. Mre. W hiteeides, of Toronto, is vis- iting Mr. and Mr's. Thos. Prior. Mr's, M. Jackson and daughter Pearl are visiting friends in St. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. S. Rowe and children visited friends in Ilderton on Sunday. Rev. Wilson, of Staffs, occupied the of James Street church last Sunday. Misses Edna Follick and Winona 'Howard spent the past week at the Bend. Mr. Smith, of Ingersoll, visited at ' the hone of Mr. John Snell on the hol- iday. Mrs. Morlock and granddaughter Mary left for Detroit on Friday to vis- it Alex. Morlock. Mr. and Mrs. John Barlow, of Lon- don, visited Mr. John Welsh over Sunday and Monday. Mr. Percy Hooper and Art. Wood', of London, spent the holiday visiting relatives in town. Misses Georgina and Mary Knight, of Ilderton. were visitors in town on Sunday and Monday. Miss Mabel Piper, who has been vis- iting her mother for some time left on Saturday for London. Messrs. D. Ilartleih, F. Treihner and F. Kerr attended the gun shoot at inger'soll on the let. Mr. 1. Smith, of Hamilton, a former resident of Exeter. spent the first in town, the guest of friends. Mr. and Mre. Ernest Grigg, miss- ionaries to India., are at present visit- ing Mr. Wm. Grigg. Mr. Earl Spackman leaves to -day for London and Thatnesville, where he will spend bis vacation. Mr. rind Mrs. Behr. Luker left Mon- day for Watertown, N. Y. to visit the latter's sister, Mrs. I)alev. Ed. McTaggart left Monday for Pt. Arthur, where he has secured a posi tion as telegraph operator. Mrs. Holloway, of Clinton, was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. R. N. Rowe, for a few days this week. Dr. and Mrs. Wenig, of Hentilton, were the guests of the latter's tweets Mr. and Mrs. A. Holland over Sunday. Mies Jennie Delhridge left this week for Itanic.t.a, Man., to visit her broth- ers, who art prosperous farmers there Mrs. H. Ho'per and daughter Ruth left. on Tuesc. ty for Alma, Mich., to visit Mr. Hopper who hi working at that place. Mrs. (leo. Brownlee. who has been visiting her husband's parents at Sea - forth since last March, has returned bonze. Market Report. -The following rs the report of Exeter markets. cor- rected up to July 4th., 1907. \Vheat, &5c per bushel. Marley, 48 to 52 cents per bushel. Oats. 44 to 45 cents per bushel. Peas. 70c, per bushel. Shorts. $24 per ton. Flour $..50 per cwt. A•..r., $22 per ton. reed Flour $1.40 to $1.45 per cwt. Mutter, 17 cents per pound. Egg, 15 cents per dozen. Boge dressed, ;8.50. (logs, livewciZht, $6.60. Hay $11.50 to 012 a ton. Clover seed. $8 to $10 per bushel. Potatoes, 75c. to 90c. per bag. Dried App'^s, Gc. per pound. Coil. $7 a ton. Wool, %vested, 20c to 22o per Ib. Wool, uuwa.h'd, 12c to 13c. a Ib. N••••••N••••N••••+N+H LOCALS •••••••• .••••••• te. Fitton. issuer of marriage li• censer, also complete line of need• ding rings always on hand. Misses Thera and Bessie Welsh have returned to their home here af- ter attending the Business College at London. Mr. I. Bissett left Monday morning for Strathroy, where he has accepted a position with a dry goods Amer of that place. GIANT TRIPLETS "Currency" "(lobs" and 'Stag' Chewing Tobaccoes in big plugs. Quality always :the same. Mr. 11. E. Huston and family left last Friday for their summer cottage at the Bend, where they will spend the vacation. For Quality uud Quantity ask Your Orator for the new big plugs of -Bobs." "Slag," and Currency chew- ing tobarcnes. Mr. and Mrs. Nash, of Sarnia. who visited their daughter, Mrs. J. Willis Powell, for a few wveek% returned to their tonne on Monday. Mr. W. H. Gregory and Mr. M. B. Peacock, L. L. B., barristers, of Strat- ford and Mime o.•, spent a few nays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Gre- gory. B. B. Gunn, M. P. and Mrs. Gunn, of Seafor•tt', were in town on Wednes- day of last week, on their way to 1Vinchelsea to attend the Brock -Del - bridge nuptials, Erin Advocate. --"Miss Gregory, teacher in the Exeter High school. for mealy principal of the Erin public school, spent Friday and Saturday a guest at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Hamilton." Mr. .1. W. L. Davis, of the Molson's bank, Clinton, has been transferred to the branch herein place of Jae. Bow- den removed to Port Arthur. Mr. Davis commenced his new duties on Tuesday. An item in the Toronto Globe c t last Saturday says that John Bartner had been arrested at Winnipeg at the instigation of the Goderich on an al- leged charge of theft committed here some weeks ago. Among those elm gassed the Juno exam.v of (the Ontario Medical coun- cil are a hni(i of E. .). Ramat, of Exeter, nti4t 11. 'V. Shier, of Kirkton. G. A. Macey, of Kirk ton, 'passed the iii termed;ala examination. The Ladies (Aid of Main Bt. Church purpose holding In lawn social, Fri- day July 12th., on the Church Lawn. Tony Vita Orchestra. London, will furnish the programme. Refresh- ments served trout six to eight. Ad- mission 25c. Among those from out of town who spent the holiday here were: Charles and Fred. Miners. Don. Rendle, Will Davis, Laura Davis, Bessie Welsh, F. Anderson, all of London; Winnifred Carling, nt Toronto; Fred and Will Smith, of Hamilton; Mr, and Mre. J. Dickson, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Taylor r ni children and Mn Bellback, Bert Bay- ley, of London. The following is taken from the En- terprise, of Yorkton, Seek . and refers to a former Exeterite, '•Riverdale, June 10th. -A pleasant nodal event, took place on Tuesday the 18th inst. Rosedale Farm, the house of Mr. and Mrs. 1Villiem Andereou, the oc- casion being the marriage of their daughter Jessie to Mr. Frank H. Willis, a popular merchant of Spring - side. The bride was beautifully at- tired in a gown of white point de es- prit., wore the customary veil and car- ried a beautiful bouquet of orange blossoms. Mise Mabel Anderson made a charming bridesmaid, while Mr. W. Anderson ably supported the groom. The ceremony was performed by the Rev, Mr. Gow in the presence of a few intimate friends of the contract- ing parties. After a dinner had been partaken of. the happy couple depart- ed, amid showers of rice for Spring. side, where they took the train for Yorkton, Winnipeg and other places. The young couple have A host of friends in this neighborhood, all of whom wish them much happiness. During Ilia t,:i•t .wNrk several bicycle rider' here fined for violat- tsii; lh.' bicycle by-law o tainet rid- .irt on the ;eideivnik. While the town by-laws should 110 enforced there are enviee•t imee exlonu.ri it): rircurnsta neve when the actions of the trnnegress- Bra should he aver looked. it appears the constable ut .the North End has been very active in looking after the ':deers thin eurntncr ::nil rale instance in particular in Jt•hiclt he made a complaint 'vas against a bicycle rid•*r who took Abe sidewalk one snot -Hirt; about half past five o'clock when there was mo one on the street and Ile rain of the previous night had nt.d.e 4 he 'roadway eo muddy tlnt it earl ltnpo'aihlo to keep in the street. On the elation street there in ulao considr'rable sidle • II nF on some of the hack e riders are forced to t.... co•aide- walk oe account of the had condi- tion of Ilre Iota/. At a former meeting of the Council there tt'aa isnnw talk of modifying the by-law allowitrZ tidexo on the walks fat timers ellen the rr•oadwny wit* bed, lint to compel riders to llinmonnt when meeting or deleting people. At any rate .we feel that the eonrtable at the North end appears to be • little too eneraetis .to make pie feta. BIG SALE OF SUMMER MATERIALS Big Slaughter Sale of all Muslins, Ginghams, Linens, Batistes, Prints, Chambrays, Piques, Ducks and Drills All 121)c Prints on Sale at 10c yd. Al195c Muslins on gale at I8c yd. A1120c Muslins on sale at 15c yd. All 15c Muslins on sale at 10c yd. All 12ic Ginghams on sale at 10c yd. Women's White Canvas Oxford Tie. Special at $1.00 pr. 1Vownen's Grey Canvas Oxford Tie. Special at $1.25 pr. Wouren's Slippers 12 pair only, size 211, 3, 3i. Regular price $1.50 and `1.75, Special at $1.00 a pr, Child's Sailor Hata. Special sa,15c. Tapestry Cushion Covers in different patterns and colors. B,autiful designs. Special 25 cents. GIRDLE CORSETS. New arrival of fine Batiste Girdle Corsets in all sizes. perfect fitting. 35c and 50c pr. Black Lace Gloves, 23 in. long, tine Lisle thread, wear guaranteed (scarce goods), Special 50c pair. s rES..a..., 8z ROWE Mrs.Frank Woods and child are visiting in Sarnia. Miser May Gill, of Fort Erie. is home for the holidays. Miss Ethel Sweet. of St. Marys, is home for the holidays. Miss Emma Harrison, of Buffalo, is the 'guest of Dr. and Mrs. Amos. Mr. and Mre. J. ,i,Vhimater. of Aurora were 'the guests of Mrs. D. .1 o11ri.1. t Miss Ilona Lang Is visiting her uncle at Fergus, who continues very \Villin and Lillian Amos and Kath- leen Stewart epont last Saturday in 1.og�yl,on. ?Mr. and Dfr.. Merauls, of $eaforth, spent Sunday the guest of Mr. Wm. Grigg. Mr. Plonk \Veeks's, of Listowel, exp'enl the 'first with hie fratha,r, 'W. D. Weekes. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson and daugh- ter left Friday for an extended visit to the Soo. M"r.s Cora Fowl! left Saturday for Le -dowel to visit Mrs. Thornpaon, of that place, Miss Maud Vivian, of Mitchell, is visiting her •-rand (parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brooke. Mr. Clarence Miners 'spent the last with his brother-in-law•, 1t. T. Johne at Point .'Eduard. Miss J. A. Spicer Fent a few (days visiting her sister Mrs. John An- drews of Elimvilic. Mime Burgess, of London, visited the Misses Weekes hnd Murray eur- itug the last Itvicek. Mrs. Smith t.nd ';on, of Buffalo. are spending a few Rlays the gucats of Mr. and 'Mrs, Amos. Mrs. A. Shecre, visited Mr. sand Mre. T. Ke:rniek, of Guelph, f?om Fridley till Monday. 'Mr. Chas. Dyer, of the Molson'a bank Staff, Clinton, visited friends int town on the First. ,lir. lasee'h Spackman, of Shedden, eenl the Forst the ;;uralof his broe liver, John Spacknrun. The band will (give the weekly coo - cert nt the park to -night (Thursday) instead of Friday alight. Mr. and Dire. A. Marchand 'wont a few days with friends nI their former home in ('ort Elgin. Miwr 141eie McQueen, R.f London, was the i;nest. of Mia isatie Col- liers during the Oast week. Dr. A. R. Kinsman. sient a port' of the pant !week visiting his ;brother Dr. Homer Kinsman at Sarnia, Mrs. W. 'E. Saylor, of Sarnia .Tun- nel. is the guest of her brother, •Mr. Wes. Arinstr.ong, 'Thames Road. Mr. nix!. Mrs. .T. G. Stanbury ani son Stuart event t holiday with Mr. Stanbury's parents at Hayfield. Mr. and Moi. Ed. Dyer and faintly of 111 ant ford, were Rbc 'guester of 111 r. and \Irti..Ali'x. Dyer part of tree week. Th^ .Tamer (street Sunday School intend fielding their nnnual picnic at Grand (lend on Wednesday of next week, Mi,erees Gertrude. and Ethel Iiarvey and Beatrice llowey gave, zone on .a two weeks. visit to Hamilton, Toron- o and Jary:s. Miss Grace Cudntore and Miss Liz- zie Jahns left \\'ediesday morning for Sarnia to visit relatives for a couple of week.. The Epworth League of the Crcdi- tc•) Methodist church nue cx;ecte;t to vi;it the .Tames street League on Monday evening next. Mis. .Tc,lttn hornier and daughter Eileen left for \Valkerville on Fri- day to mak. an extended visit with Mr. and Mr.. 1:. W. Horne. Rev. A. 11. Goin; left Wednesday morning for Toronto where he will nttend a meetinz of the hoard of Regent. of 4he Victoria University. Mies Cora Nowell spent Dominion Day with Mrs. Thornton, of Ll.. Lowe!. Mise Marie Thornton re- turtv,l with her end Li nuts her ;uerit. Mr. Jan(e_, llaw-den, 'who for stoma time 11.1e ht►on in the employ 'of the Moleon's Bank here, dant Thursday ieceivctd notice of Obis ,removal to ('ort Arthur. Dominion Day pasted - off very quietly in Exeter. Many ,went to the Betel for the play while others attended the etrawherry festival. at Centrnlar and •Elirnvillc. We ere pleased to note that Miss \Vinnie Carlin; h:t' been auceesaful in pertain; the recent Toronto ver�ity Musical examinations n•ith honors. She i4u'eed Benlor Universal pianoforte. and intermediate theory with koros. WHAT IS INE RESULT? If you use Paris Great, Hellebore, Insect Pow- der and all other Germi- cides of unknown quality your time and money has been fruitlessly wasted. If you buy your INSECT KILLER at Cole's Drug Store You can depend upon the quality Paris SIM We dell only Berger's English --always reliable. Hellebore Guaranteed pure and fresh. Insect Powder Ground from the unopened buds of the Persian Chamomile. We pay for the beet and get it and it will pay you to get the same. Costa no more than the unreliable, at COLE'S DRUG STORE Prescriptions our specialty. EXETER - ONTARIO, �NN•N••••••NN•••N•N mall Term OPENS SEPT. This management during the past year trained over Two Hundred young la- dies and 20o gentle- men, entle-men, as steno- graphers, bookkeep- ers and telegraphers, and placed them in excellent situations in leading Canadian and American cities. Individual instruction. Write for catalogue. CLINTON BUSINESS COLLEGE GEO. SPOTTON, Principal. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• R UNINIIOUS VfI�C1 In Favor of Star Flour "None Better" AND "Few as Good" You cannot afford to be with- out it. MANUFACTURED BY HARVEY BROS. WANTED. -The ExeterCanning and Preserving Company 'want in about a week 20 encu and nbont .10 worsen and 6 or fi boys and ;i.rle. Good waxers, steady and pleasant em- ployment. Apply at fartnry. hnvie Gardittior•, manager. (Harold It,,sctt while .playint hill one day last -week, collided with en other player giving his ankle a bad twist. lie waw nb)e to walk around for a few days and attend to shit work but on ?honed*, the leg swell- ed Nn beefy and the limb (pained •o much that he had to remain et born. 'THE OLD RELIABLE The warm weather has come with a vengeance and we have the goods that will keep you cool. In Muslins we have a nice range, white swiss dots and stripes, white cross barred at 12 -c, 15c, and 18e. A choice line of Colored Muslin and Organdies from 10c to 35c. A big range of all over lace with narrow lace and insertion to match. Also all over Embroidery suitable for embroidery waists. Full line of Ladies and Gents Underwear at prices that will sell thein Gents white and colored Vests from $1.25 to $2.50 in all sizes. See our new styles in the ASTORIA shoe in gcntlemans only. CARLINC BROS. The Sovereign Bans of Canada. Money Orders, Sterling Exchange, Letters of Credit, Co11ec(tions, Savings Department, General Banking Business. Interest paid 4 times a year on Savings Deposits. CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETER. JOSEPH SNELL Manager. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors A Good Way 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 are always at the bottom notch. W. JOHNS Merchant Tailor Change of Business I wish te announce that I have purchased the Harness Business of Mr. Gilbert House and am prepared to give your wants in Repairing, Whips Harness, FtG. Prompt attention. Give us a call W. J. BEER •••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • Gold Rings - We have a most com- plete showing of Gold Rings of great variety. Every Ring we sell is guaranteed:to be just as we represent it. ;171 Richmond St. LIMON om C. H. WARD & CO. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Dit. OVENS EYE AND EAI' 51111- eeon, will be at tie Commercial Hotel. !leers 9.30 a. tn. to 4.30 p. tn. Glasses properly fitted and di,i- eases of eye ear and none treated. nest visit. Friday. Auaunt fith 1907. House Dc6ordtor Plumber (Plot and Coldwater). Sign 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 An4 drew Street. Corn -AT- Exeter and Centralia Warehouses Will exchange for other grain if desired. Richard Seldon Exeter, Centralia and Clandeboye AT CENTRALIA SAW -MILL British Columbia Shingles Barrel Heading and hoops FENCE SLATS Kept on hand or cut to order CUSTOM SAWING Done on shortest notice. Loge Wanted Delivered or on the stump THOS. ELSTON 1 .\ it At 11 E L 1'. Any person requiring such help. either male or female can (10 PO by writing the EXETER TIMES, stat- ing the kind required, when wanted Bud wages offered. Every effort will he made to provide each nppiictnt will; help required. NOTICE TO WAR NIERS. The Exeter Canning 8; ('reserving Co. will 1.' viewed to receive. ecrea e from far -mere for tomatoes and corn. As the number of acre. required is limited those de.irir.d to contract will do well to call at once ()neither the President, Jos. Snell: \'ice -Pr.'s. C. 11. Sanders. or Secy. .1. G. Jon's. DiHSOLt-TION OF I'ARTNE11SIIII'. Thiw 1• to notify the publie •that i have lc ithdrawn from the firm of Coward .t Clark. General Merchant', Winchelsea, the term., of the azren. ntrt,t 1.0ind r hof •01 amounts owing to the firm shall tar: collected by Mr. Therms cue aid awl 311 debt, out- ing by the firm shall 1." elk' byMr. Coward. 11ilton Clark. Datc4 at \Vinchelnea June 3, 1007.