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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Times, 1907-07-18, Page 8011111M1411111 ERETUR 'El Id6,8 JULY 18th 1807, if 6.75 +++++++++++++++++++++++++i++++++++++++++ +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++••••• STEWAIT'S DI RECTA E IMPORT our fine Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Toilet Sets and fail y ('Hina direct fi'onl the iii kt't' in Great I3l'tiain, Japan, and Austria. We save for our customers all the middle men's 1)rWit, "Every little helps". We save Just opened six large crates and pack- ages of Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Toilet Sets, and fancy China, which we would like you to sew or a 1050 y n c v semi -por- celain celain Dinner Set, pare white body, gold traced and edged. Decorated with very pretty wild roses in pink and green shad- ings. 12.1/ For beautiful semi china Dinner Set, pure white body, gold traced edged and stippled and decor- ated with very pretty cantilly ros- es in small pink wreaths. For our new Austrian China Tea Sets. "The val['e of these sets is $Io.00" but as they are an entirely new line -being the first real gen nine Austrian China Tea Sets that we have ever handled -we are using them as an advertisement. They are just as dainty and pretty as hand painting Clear hard white transparent body with statural rose decorations. We want you to see them. 3.75 For a new style Toilet Set. "to pieces" tall slender shape, pure white hard porcelain body, with gold tracings and new pink carnation dec- orations. 6.50 For the nicest Toilet Set we have ever shown The shape is en- tirely new, its call- ed the "swelled body". The shad- ing is very delicate brown with gold blending. It's a Beauty. We show about thirty different lines in Toilet Sets ranging in price from $1.50 to $6. 50 the Set %T. A. STEW.A.RT ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ +++++++++++++++++. I++•r++++•i•+++++++++-i•+++++-i•+ 4+++++++ +++++++++ A Successful I Wedding 1» impossible without the help of lai jewt ley store. Try to think what such an affair "Would be without the presents. Try to imagine the twigless, giftless edd i ng. It's unthinkable. So you would find it, hard to get Tong without us at such a tune. A BLiND A4 MAN We have • great big interesting would give everything on earth for array of gift articles. sight. it is man's moat precious pos- session,And the beauty of it is that the t Yet many abuse and neglect lmajority of there are anything hut; it. Stop and think if you are. atpensive• TREATING YOUR EYES RIGHT. We suggest Silverware, Clocks. Fancy China, Etc. Call and take a good look through. A. MAROHAND JEWELER. MM To ORIJ[R DRESSING WELL is an art and the than who has his clothing made to measure has found the kcy 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 Eoo:Suitings to hand at prices away down W. W. TAMAN1 Then corse stud have 119 exainiiae them to learn how they should be treated in the tuture. Our examination costs you nothing. The glasses we supply 1f nec'ssal y, will cost sou as little as hottest lenses and frames can be sold for. W. S. HOWEY, Phm. B. Chemist and Optician. EXt?TF:R, - ONTARIO. -Miss ida Armstrong is visiting relatives in &'.iforth. -Stili Edith Lidd:cot t, of Londo.tt is visiting Miss Lela Gould. -Mrs. Frank \Vood. who was vis- iting in Sartai:a Leis returned home. -Mrs. Arthur Loadman, of \Vinn:- peg, is visiting her mother, Mrs. John Treble. --Mrs. .fat Ogden, of .Whalen, is spending a few days at ;110 home of Mrs. t:. Fisher. --Douglas Stewsart Irft Moonily fcr Toronto sand ()menace where he Wil: spend his vacation. -Mr. and Mrs. Thos. (Marton, list Ssturd.ty for Chicago to VL -it, Mrs. Ilartorr's sister. -Miss Vera E. Hodgson, of Whalen is Mpewuding holidays 11ith 1,•r grand- mother Mrs. 1;. t: isle •r. -Mr. Ed. Nash, of \\ir.:hire. vis- ited his sister Mrs. J. Willis' 1'ossell a few days last week. -Miss Mary Buckley, of Parkhill war the guest: of .Miss til:llie llynd- man for se%1 ral di y`. -Miss Da t•idson, of Strat Col d, niece of 1t(•v. and lire. fear. 11:ca w•is'.tin,. Merchant Tailor. at the pal s onage last w1 eek. EXETER, - ONTARIO. -it is exp cted the band swill be at the hill pear. • on 'Friday evening and afterl'ards Fill give an open air concert at 11, , park. -Mr. Thos. Fisher left Monday to attend the Grand Lodge M((tingl A. F.&AM!. at Ottawa. On his %ens- h(: atop(e(t off at Hamilton and Tc,ron. to to visit [newts. ERNEST ELLIOT veyancer Accounts Collected MONEY to Man at lowest rata, Nortb heat [loxia for Sok. Oltke, Main Street, Exeter Market Report. -The following re the report of Exeter markets. cor- rected up to July 1Ptb 1907. Wheat. 15c per bushel. • Barley, 48 to 52 cents per busted. Oats, 40 to 41 rents se:- Peas. -- 1'ras. 70c. per bushel. Shorts. $.4 per ton. Fleur $..51.1 per cwt. Bran, (421 per torr. 1'e*d Flour $1.40 to $1.45 per cwt. Butter, 17 cents ser t:outld. Essa 14c. pre dozer:. • plugs,lit.'. d, r,'t;.7:i. flogs, livewleight, $6.s5. play $11 to $11.50 ler 1.so.. Clover recd. $K to $10 per bushel. Potatoes, 75c. to 90c. pier bag. Dried At►j•1•►s, 6c. per pound. Coal, $7 a tern. \foul, wvasltcd, 20c to 22c per ib. Wool, unwashe-d, 12c 'to 13e. a Ib. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• LOCALS • • •••••••• .••••••• S. Fitton. issuer of mart -Sallie li- ec'nses, also complete line of awed - ding rings always on hand. -.',tr. Frank Svicet, of Regina, nr- riwe•t in town Friths unlit. -Miss Sophie Schrtseder, of Dash- wood was the guest of Miss Walker at the North End, last Sunday. - Miss Della house was confined to the house a few days during the past wweck on account of illness. -Iter. 1). \V. Collins and M.r. \V. \V. Tamara were i11 1lylth last Friday taking. In the Orange Cclehr: tiotr. - Mr. Fred Southco:t of California a former resident of Exeter, was in town Saturday enroute to the Bend. - :►I1. \\',•1lington Vern has pur- chased from MI's. Spicer, the lot. west of her residence on Handers Si. GIAN'!' • TR11'LP:TS "Currency" "Bobs" and 'Stas' Chewing Tobaccoes lit bis plugs. Quality always :the same. -Mrs. Marie Thornton, who was the guest of Miss Cora Fowcll re- turned to her home at Listowwell last Friday. -Mrs. It. 0. holden and children left Saturday for Ingersoll for >a two week's visit with Mrs. Scldan's par- ents. -111. John 11urlroe. of Sarnia, spent :i few clay last averek :a ith his sister, Mrs, Rein. McDonald, Thames Road. For Quality :and Quantity ark your dealer for than r101w big plugs of ..Baby," "Stag," and Currency chew- ing Iobat•coes. -A married ladies' choir will have charge of the musical part of the services at the Main Street church next Sunday evening. - Mr. Will Srnitll, who t:as been vis- iting friends in town during the past two wwceks left for his home in Hama ilton, on Saturday. -\piss May Jones, who was in London for several nIOtlths undergo - ins treatment for :anaemia, return- ed home Saturday light. - Rev. Locke, of Lucknow, was in tows -n last Thursday in connection lwith the appointment of n minister for the Centralia Methodist church. -Among the navies of thos(.: %vi►o p:Iss:,d t Normal school exams, at Toronto is that r( Miss Anna •M:rrtin, of Exeter. Miss Martin passed with honors. --Mr. J. Spackman, agent for Mrs. Sam (;ialley. of Duluth, has lead the roof of tti Opera house block re- covered, greatly :adding to the ap- 1:ear:ince anal value of the property. -Miss Edna rollick, pupil of Miss Amy Johns, was successful at the London Conservatory of Music ex- aminations held at London in secur- ing first class honors for primary Vo- cal. -The Misses Freua and Ger::e S;►:Ickman, of BP:ei:ciln, 11cro the guests of their grat.alfather Joan Sparkman and uncle Hugh Spacktn:an. They left on Monday to spend a 1wes.k at the fiend. - Messrs. Rowe & Atkinson who some time ago purchas•ryd the Mol - son's bank propel ty at the south r'n.l . he town, are Int‘iog the building ua 11 dowwn and gill use the niateri ll in the election of dl1011ing houses. 1)11. OVENS EYE AND EAR SUIt- geon, will be at the Commercial Hotel. Hours 9.30 a. tn. to 4.30 p. in. (%lasises properly fitted and dis- eases of eye ear and nose treated. next wirit, Friday, August 9th 1907. - '1'1►e garden party given by the Ladies' Aid of the Main Street church last friday eve:►ing demo quite a large c101w d. Tony Vita's London Orchestra was j,res(nt and furnished excellent inuAic, 1s 1.:1" ereryoni was being satisfied 1'ith the d:tir;ty lun- cheon arrived by the ladies. -11r. John lleyoU,O(I had cecasi0rl I.st '1hursd:ay to bring .onto practice his former experwcnce in capturing swanning lxssi. A swarm had set- tled in :1; tree on Jas. Walter's lawn and M r. Heywood completely rever- ed 11it11 1nes.tu:to trotting ascended the tree :and captured the entire lot. -Although the Glorious Twelfth of July ryas not celebrated in Exeter, lior did t h( I,xige go elsewhere. lace. and Gerald Burdon blade up for t he lack of (•nthusiasnr by celebrating with a fife and drum during 1111 (113'. The lads are very adept nt t,layin„ 314d should be picked up .►y t 1,0 local rocicty :.t once for tutu!, ccleora- 1 10115. -Mr. Gilbert 11oii ', 111►o recently disposed of his hartiesss business here /� a•,st week purchased the ousinese of Aloert 1lcltrian, Mensal) arld took l:ossession yesterday, (Wednesday). While in Exeter, Mr. Ilotiso worked up a considera.11e business and tna(ic at lost of friends sled there is nu doubt he Will meet 11 illi r+ucee-a • 1' his new field. -tier• is something that Is sworth many dollars to every Iarmer to know. Sprinkl(w lime in your stock tank and not a particle of scum will form on the lwaater. When tl:e lime loses its st ringth scum 'will begin to torn R hich may be It swim Aurins t 1 e season. Wash out the tank find re- peat the dose. it is clasp, rot only harmless but 11 hol••Fou►e, keeps (1.e water sweet and 'store the live :tock. i SUMMER SHIRT WAISTS 4TIIE OLD RELIABLE We have some exceedingly pretty styles in Ready Made Shirt Waists for summer wear, and are offering them at prices much below those usually asked for goods equal quality and style. SILK WAISTS LAWN WAISTS $6 oo Waists now 5 oo Waists now 4 oo Waists now 2 75 Waists now $3 00 1\ aists now 2 5o Waists now 2 0o Waists now 5o Waists now $4 50 3 75 3 00 1.85 $2 50 i 85 i 65 1 15 TWEED SKIRTS Leather Belts 25c. Collars for 15 cents Boys Sweaters $5 00 Skirts now .... .... .. • $3 75 4 50 Skirts now .... .... .. . 3 89 4 00 Skirts now ...... .... .... 3 00 Ladies Leather Belts in White, Tan, Black and Grey, 50 cts. 10 doz, Ladies White Turnover Collars, nicely embroidered. A great bargain 15 cents All wool Sweaters in Blue, Cardinal and Black. Regular 75c quality; now 5o cents. 8N'EZaiI1 & 1:ZOWal Miss Ethel Sweet, of St.Marys. is borne for her holidays. -Miss Tillie Yeager, of Dutton is visitir►g friends in town. -Miss Livingstone, of Blyth, is the guest of Miss Merle Gould. Mr. John \Vamsley visited friends in London a few days the past (week. -Miss Evelyn Gill, of Toledo, ar- rived in town Tuesday to sipend her vacation. -Mr:;. W. I). Clarke spent the past week at the honk of her parents in London. Mrs. Albert McCallum, of Crest- line, Ohio. is risiti,ng her tt other, Mos. Morlock. Mr. Saxon Fitton's conditic+l has so much improved that he is able to go out driving each day. Miss Cora Fowell wvc*nt to London Tuesday to meet some friends who inteti'l camping at the I3cnd. Mrs. Morlock and her grandd:rug h_ I ter Mary, who were visiting in De- troit returned home Saturday even- Mr. ven- ing. t Mr.:and Mrs. Chas. Lindenficld, tat- ter a pleas;lrit trip to Detroit and Cleveland, returned home Saturday evening. ' -Mrs. J. .1. White and daughter W Dorothy Margaret are spending the Chemist & Druggist. week at the Bend, the guests of Mrs. Dispensing a Specialty rollick. MOT WI3AT1-1 ER REQUISITES -=Special This Week== Foot Ease a fine foot comfort 23c, Talcum Powders complete as- sortment. Cole's Almond Cream Melissa Balm The popular Skin Food for the Toilet. Cole's Wild Strawberry Compound A safe and effective remedy for relaxed condition of the bowels & etc. Get the habit of coming to us for drug store supplies. It is a habit that pays. . S. COLE, Phm. B. Misses Birdie -Ilall and ' t)live \VrigItt, of the nor1 i end. ' spent •••♦♦••♦♦••••••••••♦•♦♦••• Saturday and Sunday in nrucefield •• and SOafortlr. ♦ I:a11 • ♦ Word has been received from Mr. s John Charlton, who has been ill with Z typhoid is fever at anic lyt5(tek. that Term• he is getting alongnicely. • • • t -Mr. Arthur 1)awi, who recently Z OPENS SEPT. ' • sprained his ankle byfaille scaffold, has sufficiently recovered to attend to his duties. Miss Jennie Taylor, who has been • This management during the engaged as milliner at t�hakccl►euro ♦ past year trained over Two during the past s-ason, h:Is return- • Hundred la - ed home. for her holidays. • (lies and OO g sunen tgl e - • Miss Lida (Zusnce, who tunnn s fi:lg .. t men, a s steno - ••cl :as milliner for Mr. Adams tit llar- graphers, hookkeep- • row, during the past season, re- • ers and telegraphers. and placed turned home last week. s there in excellent eituations in • Mrs. W. E. Cole fuse Mara) loll! • leading Canadian and American I rscrive for the first time since her • cities. rn:arriage on Wednesday •:0d Thurs.. • day of next we k July 24th and '25th. Indjvidual instruction. • -Mr. Geo. Southcott, cf London, • visited relatives in town on MondIy and Tuesday. Ile was enroute to 6. the Bend where 1u' will rusticate for • :a few weeks. Miss Edna McCallum, stenographer I for Gordon, McKay Co., Toronto, tired 111 1011;11 Monaay and i8 Spend- ing her vacation With her patents: at t OEO. SPOTTON, Principal. t 11.• Bond. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• It was a crestfallen hunch of married ball players on Monday of-' ternoon when the rain fell making it -Miss .1. hardy, stenographer fur impossible to play a return Rayne Messrs. Gladrnan and Stanoury ii 11ith the married 01011 ef Crediton. holidaying at 1'ort Huron. Our i,oys were (10i(•rmined to defeat-Cuuduc1or '1hon►pscYr, of 011• 11111. their Crediton opi.oncnts anal had the , se,►tenced to penitentiary for thrc confidence of twiruting• year,y for disobeying orders, which re- 11rs. John \\'ill:', of .Marlette. t stilted in a fatal r:ailwa • accident on Mich., 11110 visited friends here for the G.T.R. Lear (:ourock, has b1CI) some time returned to her horse yes- t released. The '.Heister of Justice t. rday. She ww'aa accompanied by 1 granted him a pardon. Ile was in Birdie Boyle and Lois i;irney. The i1e Penitentiary about one 11)011 th. latter Hent as fir as I'ort ,Iluron Thompson soon after 2 o'clock Sat - arid from there will go to Saginaw ' urd.ay willk«1 out of the p►ctritent iar•y for a n►uutl►'s wis't. a free mare He %ons ho:(irtily con- • Write for catalogue. • •• CLINTON BUSINESS COLLEGE We Beg to Announce that we have more Ladies White' Waists Than we etre to carry over, consequently will reduce the price. $1.00 for 75c; 1.75 for 1.25; 2.50 for $2.00 $1,25 for 1.00; 2.00 for 1.50; 3.00 for 2.50 $1.50 for "1.25; 2.25 for 1.75 - These goods will go quickly Come early and get your choice. We Still Carry a fins Range in the Astoria Shoe Nobby Goods. HIGHEST PIRICE PAID FOR PRODUCE CARLINC BROS. The Sovereign Bank of Canada HEAD OFFICE :-TORONTO. Paid Up Capital: . • $3,000,000. BOARD OF DWECTODS: A Mu.ICs JARVIS, Esq., - - - President RANDOLPIH MACDONALD, Esq., Firsl, fife -President A. A. ALi.lsN, Esq., Icor. D. :1MCMII.LAN, ARCM. CAMPBELL, Esq., M.P. A. E. I)vMl.xr, Esq., M.P. F. G. JEMMUrr, General -Manager. • Second Tice -President IIoN. PETER. MCLAREN, W. K. MCNat:orrr, Esq., M.P. AI,Ex. I3rt•cl:, Esq., K.C. R. CASsrrr,S, Asst. General-Alanagel-. • Savings Bank Department. Interest at best current rates paid quarterly. Branches -:EXETER. CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, JOSEPH SNELL Manager. (TLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors HENSALL BRANCH, - If. ARNOLD, Manager. Western Business and shorthand 6o1I6ij6 110 Dundas Street,London, on, Ontario. we Teach Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Shorthand and Type- writing and all Collateral Branches. WE SECURE a situation for every graduate. Summer School School continued all summer. Pupils may join at any tinge. WM. C. COO, C. S. R., President. YOUNG AND OLD LOOKING GLASSES. Perhaps you often wondered why some of the men among yourac(luitint- ances looked older than others. Never stop to think of the reason! it's the glasses. Some of the old fashioned ones, add about ten years to a man s life. We fit EYEGLASSES that take away the years. They actu- ally make a tnan look younger. Conte in and get a pair. The cost is not great. W. S. HOWEY, Phm. B. Chemist and Optician. EXETER, -- ONTARIO.. --Mr. Fred Walter is bons. far 1 1seek's holiday. -Miss Mai,1,. Miner= is V: -:til..! her friends in London. -Miss 11. Grigg4 is visiting r•lat- tives in Goderich and Wroxeter. -Miss 1`aloma llirtzel. of Crediton is the gu.•..st of itis Leah Returner. -Mr. Ed. Beaver is spending hip holiday at his home near Dashwood. 'i't.r 1icetac� co►nuti":on,•rs met gr.a.tulated by the prison officers nna; -Mr. Chas. Miners, of London, is here on Saturday- for the purpose of ; others. Ile had little: to `ty beyond sp2r;,1ing the week at h's home hero. inking up the matter of granting •w'the ren►ark; "1 don't cant to Ace _Mrs. Phelps, of Buffalo, i9 the license to the Metropolitan '110(01. this place again." His house is in The hotel was cut off svben the lic- London. etlt[ieR were granted in April owinge•r of people • visited the r I -A numiler. David 1;ius.•tt, of Windsor, to the population 11 being ten small forCannitlg Factory Tuesday afternoon is visiting his fa(her, Thos. I1tl,icsett, four licensees 11 Rhin the Municipality. when operations were commenced. sr. • it 0:es found that the population is , larger . t h:►n the cbmn4s:ion0rs ' Owing to a slight accident to the 11 r. Bruce Dig ln, of Toren:(►, i1 thought ar: 1 the hotel 1warg given a [,(a thresher the work will IsI de-g[„.n,Ii ng; his hop:dlya at Isis ::(,n1e license for t l:e balance of t he terra. , 1"ycd for a couple of (lays. 'i There The hotel )111. 00011 newly 'stinted rind were at number of pens on hand improvements u:ade in the interior. ready to i threshed and the ma - improvements was rur►altttg in excellent shape guest of her sister, Mrs. Saxon Fit- ton. -A notating sof Revs. 'b..1. .Ford, wch, n t tae ar,cident happened. it ap- 11. W. Locke, 'I'. 1W. Illatchford. J. p.tr►: that in out• of the timbers of E. 1io1n►es and A. 11. Goin;; was held the machine a knot had ($•C0100 loose iu the Janie 81tr.'t church last 1110 (Arming knives to i-trikc hursday to take up the matter of it. M. Gardiner the manager in- t he appointer nt for the Centralia forms ns the damage is alight 011(1 Methodist church. At t). a final draft at the conference recently held at the factory oIli l •e in good 1 tinning Goderich, Rev. C. P. 'Wells, of Gems 61,.1,e very `Dors. was stationed for C-•ntrnl'1, hut he .\ 1)3srnall 1(51111 ('010 riell %%Amity swished to remain in Gorrin rind re- ; of 114 1171,•11 ensu of Exeter 'went to fused to c. •o to ('elltralia, thus leaving 1 Ie•IitOn last Friday evening to play that appointment open. Rev. Butt the married 111(11 of that place. A1- K•a11 then asked to go to ('entrails though the score was 9 to 7 in fa - and he wont there. The con,;reg.l- ` ror of the Crediton )ene(licts, it tion at Corrie want^d ,•t change and ± would have hes nn consi 1(:rar,iy smaller were not disported to keep itev. %Veils h•id the outfield testa in rretter con - and as he teed refused to go to Con- dition. The diamond itself was ex- tralia in the first place, the Central- ce)lont for hall pla,Sinif nut the out- ia con.rgaat',on were not t►nxi0U9 fur field wag .1 m3S+ of Timothy Illy and him. The matter, however. was am- at times `t was almost impossible to icably adjust, rl i,y Itev. 11. \V. Ma- see (te fieluers. A bitted nwll is th': 'lavish, of droll( on, being transferred outfield was invariably good for a to Gor,ie, iter. Wells going to Gran- house run, 01) ing to the players be - ton arid Rev. Mutt 'r1'main:ng in CF r:- in: unable to recover t h0 nail in trolls. time to lead off the runners. bete. Miss Dina Elston, of Fergu:e, has returned to Iter home here for trtr. holial:iys. • -Miss Raycroft, of Ilamil:on, i9 spending a few t%e•cks wwith Mrs. .1. Dignan. Miss Stella Spackman, of Toronto. arrived i11 town •taut evening to vis- it friends. -Miss Millie Martin left yeaterdty for London and Dorchester to visit friends. -tiling Carr, of tat. Marys, 0:11 . t 1n' )tast. of the Miss(9 9I%(•(t nil ,ndayo -Mr. Arthur Wood, (,f it.•gir►a v a,- ited at the horn,. of M►. .Kohn \\'(.•.1 on Sunday. -Mrs. Geo. It(..k'•, visited lits. '1'.. 1)urdle, of Itrusv•1•+ the towner 1.1r( or the wwcck. We cater for your trade in -Master StanleyJohns, of Point and fine rubber and solid Edward is visiting at the home ofmounted harness. Mr. \V111. Mlne'ra. -arr. a r.(1 :.1 r s. S. Sample end Sort Fl, ck, ef Colsioirg, are viasiting •a: Mr. W. Ilagshaw1's. A UHRNIM�IS Y[RDIGI In Favor of Star Flour "None Better" AND "Few as Good" You cannot afford to be with- out it. MANUFACTURED BY HARVEY BROS. A Good Way to be Stylish and Becomingly Dressed and to have your Cloth- ing as thoroughly made and as carefully cut as possible ig 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 Holidays! is Your Turn Next? • if you are going on a summer vacation you cannot do without at suit cause or travelling haft We haven complete stock of the most up to•date and nobby goods in thij line which would be well worth your inspection. repairing nickle W. J. BEER