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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1907-08-01, Page 5• ern THE EXETER TIMES, AUGUST 1st 1907 KEEP COOL Why not be comfortable the rest of the season when you can get a beautiful Summer Suit, made to order for $10. J. H. HOLTZMANN CREDITON, KEEPS CORRECT WOOLENS Big Clearing Sale of Grocery Stock at Finkbeiner's Grocery We have decided to give up business and have 'educed the price on all our stock and are selling below cost. Do not buy before you see us as you will never get a better bargain. A call solicited. W. A. FINKBEINER, Crediton. Iyt•••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••*•••••••••••••••• ft. MILLS, . WOODf-1f M• We have just received in stock a orate of dishes, white and ,due pat - term, Cups and Cups and • Saucers, also Toilet Sets, Bowls and Pitchers, 111 elites, which we aro selling right. Hay Fork Rope, Manilla, at 14c lb. A11 kinds of, harvests oats in stock. Machine Oil, Peerless, the bast. 40c gallon. Wo have about 6 pieces of thatcheap Muslin left yet which we are °telling cheap. Nice Fresh Groceric. and Pure Spices in Stock. Highest prices, cash or t rade, for produoe. A. MILLS, — Woodham. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••41 Bargains! Bargains! —at the aaa WINCHELSEA STORE 1121c Prints reduced to 10c Muslins reduced 25 per cents Dress Goods reduced 25 per cent. Men's Summer Shirts, good choice of kinds and colors, reduced from $1 to 85c We have in a fresh shipment of Dishes, Dinner Sets; Toilet Sets, Odd Pieces and Fancy Glassware. This is the season in which you need lots of dishes We are bound to sell. Good bar- gains to the early buyer. Shoes ! Shoes ! Shoes ! Our supply is large, latest styles and makes. In spite of the advance in cost, we are still selling at the old prices. Fresh Groceries always on hand. We invite you all to come and see for yourselves. • 44.0.14•114++++++++++4.1.+++++++ ++++++++++++++++++++++++i•+ Western Fair The Exhibition the People all Like to Attend Reduced Rates on all Railroads 4. 3XHIBITORS AND VISITORS FIND IT PROFITABLE f() GO KNABENSHUJC'S AIRSHIP daily and a full list of Attract- ions. with p.enty of Music, Fireworks after program each evening. concluding with that grand display, "THE SEIGE OF GIBRALTER" Send to the Secretary for Prize Lists, Prograrnw ss and an in- formation. W. J, RI?ID, President. A. M. Hunt, Secretary LONDON, SEPT. 6 TO 14 +'1-1.4-'t••:•++++++•:: 4 : i•4 : :::::: 4 4 +i.++++++:• r+++++++++4 ++++ The Triumph of the Time! CANADIAN NATIONAL EXHIBITION 1907 TORONTO 1907 August 26th to September 9th OUT Country's Canadian Progress Our Country's Resources illustrated Indtestries $400,000 In New Buildings $400,000 in Premiums S45,000 in Premiers S40.000 in Special Attractions $40,000 Industrial Activity National and Historical AA Tbat's Belt in Exemplified Portrait Collection Aviculture and in Art FINEST rib' '1'IIF: \VORI.D'3 BANDS MAG. iF1cFNT IiATJ'LE SPECTACLE UNRIVALLED ENTERTAINMENT FEATURES Single (ares for round tripe and rectrrsioe rates on every fine of travel. For all inforr,ttios address W. K. GE ORGj. O. ORR. fed Co HJ. TORONTO Crediton DR.1'. J. MoCUE, MEMBER ON sane COLLEGE PHYSIC! ans and Burgeons. Successor to Dr. a. A. BaUM. Oreditou. Out. Mrs. Ch:+_<. Zeicker loft Mund:ty last for alt extended trip,to the Cal. adian North West end thet coast. She will be acoompanicd by her parents of Parkhill. Metiers. Ruder and Taylor. of Tev- (stock spent Tu —day last visiting; their old friend Mr. Stocks Several families' veined t►t Grand Bend Tuesday hest in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ifarry Wind. of Datroiti Tho report of the matcie last ever* ing betenen the junior 'Halt Must and the Brownies on htc home .Die - mond will be .reported next week. Mr. Albert Wolfe, who has been learning the blacksmith trade witch Mr. Attune Itcdgint ens -erect hie eonne.otion with Mr. '11. and has no - copied a position in Mt. Clemottsl Albert will be missed iu the village, Mr. 'Harry Wind of Detroit, is $ponding a few w•teks is the villaga with his parents. Mrs. Geo. lloltzntann and Christ Ilaistt spent §und•ty an Colborne t owns hi p, Mr. \Vett. Fiukbe,iner sprat a few days vieitirt,T friends in Hamilton and Niagara Falls. Flax nulling is the order of ' the day. Our village presented a sornewhat strange. tippoarance .on Saturday morning of last week. During the fright several t'ordtl of Indians from Munscy came to null flax and took full ?osseeeion of the mtrep:tw. Sate urday 'morning really some of the inhabitants; had to look tete etesond Hine .to place themselves, t,hrnkin4 they had struck Munorytow-n. The Ladies A.id of the Evangelic -t1 church are snaking prclnrations for a +grand supper rind eetc•rttttinmpiit1 on the chur!dlt lawn to bo given in t he very rear fu t -u re. 1)ato will h:+ announced later. Quarterly meeting eervio(.s will lei held iu the Mobl►oriist church next Sunday. • The. }lustine=ss Men of tlra village. will journey to Exeter next Friday night to 'play the return baseball match with the business men oL Exit - ter. Let there be a gocd following of rooters. Mr. Goo. Redford has dispcoed of his 'threelting outfit to Frank 'Siete. Mr. Sims thorounhly under -Mandel the busirvesr and will no doubt nee coive a good patronage. Mr. Beide ford destires to thank his customer» for the patronage w.ltich they extends ed to him in the past. W INC1aK1.H1t.,i Mr. Thee. toward nett wile ttt'ent - Sunday visiting friends at Lumley. Mr. Simon Miller and vtifo of Cromarty ovont Sttltduy with Mr. Charlie Godbolt, of this place. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan 31ct)otrball. of Comber, galled en hem& hemis the village lain week. Mr. and Mrs. Medd stelit Suer - day and Sunday in MMtd n -t a: the home of Mrs. Medd'a Iatt:tr. Miss Edith Turnbull :went a few days visiting at the home oil Mr. Jae, Jones, of Exeter.• Mr. Milton Clarke !y 'saltine his brother Ed. of Chicago, at wick. We certuitily appreciate the sound of the blacksmith's Lajmner. We have secured a blacksmith jbr 'ru'.•s- day of each week, but how much more we would appreciate is if we had cue every day in the week.. Mrs. Kerr, of Crediton, trec•orripan- ied by her daughter Evelyp, visited her sou W, W. Kerr on -Tuesday. Mia Olive bleterr, of Saginaw, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Those hell for a few weeks. Mims Edith 'Turnbull teturued home atter two or three daye stay in Exeter, visiting friends. Thos. Bell hos purohat,ed the see - orator from tlS• Na inch'claea Ceinseany and halm formed a partuersiaie 'vita o a n c.ate. W Ilinuey who h also has u t b T. combiaration will enable the ficin to do a god share of bus!,tiesv, cutting the straw or leaving it long, just as the farmer prefers. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Brock were at •the Falls Thurdeay and Lkiday of last week. Miss Minnie Talbot who visited her aunt, Mrs. John itoutley, for some time left last week for her Nemo at Blake. Wm. Turnbull had put uf) a new windmill to replace the urea blown down !during a wind storm last spring. The farmers haft'e finished haying anU have commenced the cettifig of wheat. As announced in tha Threes pee week Thos. Coward served lee create on his lawn last Saturday evedt ig• The cream' was no good that "Mr. Coward bas bt:'uu asked to have it again next Saturday evening and ha has promised to de so. Everybody came. Miss Emma Heywood is visiting at her uncle's at Plugtow'n. Miss Ethel Atkinson was th-t guess of •_hiss Minnie Clemente last week. You hardly realize that Ie 12, med- icine when taking Carter's Little Li- vor fills ; they aro very elnall ; no bad effects; all troubles from tor- pid liver are relieved by their ase. LIST OF FALL FAIRS. Western Fair, Sept. 6 to 14. Exeter, Sept. 16 and 17. Seaforth, Sept. 19 and 20. Listowel, Sopt. 24 and 25. Blyth, &pt. 23 and 24. St. Llfarys, Sept. 25 and 26. Wingham, Sept. 26 and 27. Brussels, Oct. 3 and 4. aliirkton, Oct. 3 and 4. Will positively cure sick headaolo anti prevent its return. Carter's Little Liver fills. This is not talk but truth. Ono pill n dose. Seo ad- vertisement. Small pill. Small dose.. Small price. aets C Swat to Eat, A Calif levet Landes •••••••••••••••••••••••••• High Glass DIflMONDs People who buy diamonds want stones that a ill bear the closest scrutiny — gems which are free frotn flaws and from whose surface every ray of light is reflect- ed se from a shop of water. We carry all e:zra of dia- monds from the largest to the smallest, either get or unset at.d all of the purest quality C. H. WARD & CO. 371;Itichmond 8t, IOII N OI 1 • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••• WESTERN FAIR, LONDON. The Western fair, London, Olrt., promises this year 'to eclipse all prov• sous records. As this is the 40th Ex• hibition without a break the man. agement are anxious that it should be a great success. Entries arc al- ready coming in quite fast and con- siderable space has been allotted in the different buildings. A number of improvements have been made in the grounds attd build- ings this year tor the comfort and convenience of exhibitor's and visi- tors. The Prize List tram bean care- fully revised and added to. linaben- shue's Airship will make ascensions daily. The Dankmar Schiller tsoupi and the Ernesto Sisters will thrill those who sec them with th-`ir dark jug acts. White & Let1art and the Les Arjbas ;vitt instruct and amuse, and with music by the beat available bands and the grand display of Fiese works each evening followed by that magnificent Pyrotechnical display "The Siege of Gibraltar," will make one of the best programmes ever prevented to the public at any prev- ious Western Fair. Remember the dates, &pt. 61.11 to Pitta. Reduced rates on :ill railroads. Write the Secretary, Western Fair Office, Loudon, for all particulars as to space, prise lists, programme etc., and make your entries early. That tired languid (colieg and dull hoadaahe is very disagreeable Take two of Carter's Little Livor Pills before retiring, and you will find relief. They never fail to do good. A READY EXPLANATION A Washington than one day went out of town for :i d.ty's fishing, tak:• ing a luncheon with ,him. When ha had reaclr_•tt the stream where he in- tended to enjoy his spgrt he discov• ered that he had dropped his lun• cheap somewhere on the way. Ile hastened back to look for it. Pres- ently he caret a burly darky, who seemed very well pleased with him- self, and who mai in the net of brushing crumbs from his lips with his sleeve. "Did you pick up anything in tit° road as you carne glome" asked the Washingtonian, with a suspicious glance at the negro. "No, sale" promptly returned the colored man. "I didn't pick up nett]. in'. Couldn't a dog hab found it an' cit it ups —Woman's Home Compan- ion for August. USIIORNE The death on Thursday, July 25th, -of Mary Ann Reiland, beloved wife of Samuel Skinner of the 7th concession removed from our midst one of Use borne's oldest settlers at the area of 76 years. The deceased wta born ir. Devonshire, England, and carne to thjs country over SO years ago, first settling in the Township of Stephen. Afterwards she and her bereaved husband moved to 1tv) home %,here she peserd hway. The ,cause o1 Etre d • lt'h was old neo together with nee - era' paralytic strokes, the last stroke occuring a few day!' before her death. She is nurrites! by Iter husband and the following nttildrtn. Thomas, of \Witrt<m, Mrs. Noble, of \Viirton, \Vat. of Elitnviile, Semite! of Eden and Robert on tate Immn- stead. The Lite Mrs. Skinnr'r was r staunch member of the Itletitiedist chur:h. The remains. yore interred in the Exeter eemetary tact 5tturdsy afternoon and wore fotlowc••1 by s large ron:ourse of noir nee-ina reit• tinea and fr:•nds. The nervic+•s ‘‘,:re muse^tad by itev. lair, l,.taor of t Elielville Met hulbel 'Init.:ft Thos. Skinner anti Mrs. Nob!°, of \\-i'trton attntd,d the iunerel• MEN SALL Much sympathy is expresstd for Mr. Duncan _\IcEwau on account of the loath of his wife which occurred Sunday last. The deceased had been ailing for only a few days and death was unezfr�cted. 'Tlya :irisins w'.�re interred in the Exeter ccwetery Tuesday aftcreoon. Mr. Nicholas Austin, of Fargo N. 1)., was bare last week visiting friends after en absence of IS years. Miss Jessie McArthur has been quite ill but is now recovering. Dr. and Mrs. &'llery and Mr. Joseph Case and Miss Carse were in Kincardine last week tunneling the Old Boys' Pcunion. Mies Belle C'Iresn_ y, a his was quite ill is rcgaihiu•; her accustomed health. Mr. (:iib, rt house. our new har- ness tj alt•r Iris purchased from Mr. H. Arnold the fine residence east of the poetoffice. else. Simpson and son are visiting Mrs. 1). Urquliardt. Mesere. M. Brown and \V. Phil- lips. of Toreinto, f; pent last weft- hers with their parents. Few incidents which have occurred here for a long time r:ccasioned deeper tegret and more sincere sytu- path)' th:tu the demise of M►s. Alex. Murdock, tt•hid/ occurred at ler home here on S.'tturday morning July. 20th last after stn illness of about two weeks, and which seemed to overcoat° a naturally robust consti- tution and baffled the best ,medical skill and kindest and most attentive nursing. Mr... Murdock was the youngest daughter of the late James Norrie, of llibbcrt. She was married to Mt'. Murdock about 15 years ago and has re -sided in llenstll most of the time since. .lir. Murdock was a very capable young woman and al- ways took an especial pride in her horse which gave every evidence of her taste and care. She 1% :I.; tvel.and favorably known and being possessed of a bright cheerful and kindly dis- position was much beloved and she will be much naisced in many circles osdR. kthr^r beruteaiveed the husbaoutend sheBesiclet1vtrlsr sotw•elyo young daughters to mourn the loss of a mother's care find love. To then: is being extended the sincerest symp- nthy of a very large circle of friends. The funeral services were held in Carmel church on S:tbh:nth alto moor. tate spacious edifice tieing packed to the doors by a sympathizing; and nor' - rowing conrrega1i,o.tt. The pastor Bev. i\1r. Smith, in a heling address made kindly reference to the deceased who was a devoted member of the ccatgre- gatian. The number and beauty of the floral offerings, as well as the large attendance, testified more forcibly than words could the esteem felt for the deceased and the symapthy for the bereaved relatives. A CiIEERFUL IIINT Among the presents lately Show- ered upon a :Maryland bride NV /IS ern that was tl:e gift of an clderiy lady of the neighborlrcaod witb whom both bride and- groom were prime favor- ites. Some years ago the deer cid soul accumulated a supply of crerdboarci nio•toes, which she worked and had framed :red 0n which site never fail • ed to draw with the greatest fry- • dont as occasion rose. In cheerful reds :end blues, su vended by a oord of the sante color. ,over the table on which the other pre:;ents were grouped, hung the motto : "Eight on; fight ever.''— Austin. Carleton in Woman's !tone Com- panion for August. GRAND DEM) BEND What Tright have beet' a drown- ing accident occurred here last Thnr- day afternoon. A young than who is camping here was in bathing and going out on the deck jumped into the water intending to switn ashore. The waves Ilene running so high that it was imp6ssible for him to make much headway and his strength was rapidly failing him. Several ,people who were on the dock at the time saw the iierilous position lie was in and assisted him. if ,the young man had not been rescued when he was he would no doubt have filled a wat- ery grave. Ramsey It,nkin, Will Davidson and George Ileider:Lin, of Stratford, are in camp here. Mr. Ray :eot,tt, of Lindon. has joined the boys at Aro-Wo-In. Rolfe, of .Denver, Cel., is the guest of .lits. McDonald at Edge - w -nod. Mr. Leavitt :and :family, of Strat- ford, is in camp .here at Rest holm. Donald Itoss, of Stratford, is in camp ,here at Anoltor Villa. Mr. C. 11. McDonald, of St. Louis. Mo., is at Edgr•woort. the guest of :Ar: McDonald, of London. Miss Taylor, of Winnipeg, is the guest of Mt.. C. 11. Etln'1itl•+ ;1 Thit- I/-tt. M rs. McDonald, of lien -111, tt: left atter speeding .t month hare. A pienis crowd from Maple Grove $pent Thursday afterfnoon at Grand Bend sighti.t•ctug. it must heave 1rcen civic holiday at .the grove, as it w.as at other 071r -by towns and vilingc.+. Mr. Will May, of the Mayflower, left for his home c,n Friday. Will will be ntiesed by iris many "cruohe3" Mot. Conrad Smith and family, of London, who have leen in camp At NPverduftfillan, Icf for dheir honio on Friday. One of the .Lcaviest storm+ of this year took place en Thursday night. Early Friday morning the heavy sea was an interesting ,ig`.it for the early risers. Later itt the morning the water grew• .rougher, and by 10 a. tn. the waves ,had comTletely washed across ter pier rttl.i formed an island of it, coming around in front and joinin•r the "cut" there This tet the ,first time tide has t.crur- red this season!. The Gale Day and Summer Carni- val to be given hero by 1hn enmp'ra en Auuust 8th promises to be the bort program ever eiveu in Western Ontario. The Handsome •ilvet' cup give•' for Ilia fortball twitch is an Itnpoeing one etthntlin1 11 1•2 inches high. It it In be held by the win- ning teats one year and to be defend• eel nnnnslly et Grand !fend. 'file fireworks will be the big feature. They will consist of /scene of the beet ns shown at Tortntn and rondos and pill elan late Lorre new features never before A'v.n in Canada. The prises effercd aro well worth taking away. They are not cheap Mutt but the very beet. if ) OU HINGES for your 831ecn floors, have thele, also hinges of al kinds. We are agents for the Celebrated "Fox" Scale Don't forget that we handle the best paint in Canada barring none, Tie "ARK BRAND" paint. W. MOORE - - SIRKTON; ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ +++++++++++1-14++++++ ..t. Binder Twine •D• ... .,. Gilt Edge 650 feet at 1.1#c a pounil. Salmon Tag 550 feet at 12c a/pound. Rakes, Forks, Handles, Whips, Mits,Files, Machine Oil and infact everything needed for harve.,t.e. We have but one price and thlit the lowest. Fresh Oranges, Lemons and Bananas. B. W. F. BEAVERS, Farquhar +++++++++44-1.++++++++++++++ ++++++++++++++++++}l++__+.1 Ontario fall wheat supplies What Manitoba spring wheat lacks; What Ontario fall wheat lacks, Manitoba spring wheat supplies. The right blend of _the two makes the only perfect flour for all bread and pastry. Just try it and prove it. 1 " Made in Ontario " Help for Weak Eyes The wonderful new methods of eye- examini used byt'heTait-Brown Optical Co., of London, are relieving the eye troubles of hundreds of people. in some cases of long standing that have never been successfully corrected, the results are marvelous. Our solemn is the practicsldemonstra- tion of the wonderful discoveries modest the world's optical centres of Berlin, Paris, London and New York. THE TAIT-BROWN OPTICAL CO. ETCSiGIT SPECIALISTS • 237 Deedas 81, Leaden. Ont. Heart Strength Heart Strength, or Heart Weaknes+, meant Nerve Ptrenoth. or Nerve Weakness—nothing ntortarPns• itively. not one weak heart iris hundred 1a, in 1i. self, actually diseased. it is almost always'* bidden tiny little nerve that really 1e all at fault This obscure nerve --the (cardiac. or Heart Nerve —simply needs, and mwt have. more power. mote stsblllty. mon eontlolliti more governing strength. Without that the Heart must continue to fall. and the stomach and kidney. also have these same controlling nerves. Thia'elearly esplalne why. as a meedicine, Dr. 1 hoop's Restorative hos in the past done so mach I ,r weak and `Ulna Ifesrts. Dr. shoo first sought 1 ,e cause of all this painful. palpitating, sufrocat. t a heart distress. Dr. Shoop's Restorative—t IS papular prescription -1s alone directed to these look and wasting Ilerve [,enter.. 1t build.t k•strengthens • It otferlreal,'etiulne heart help.' If you would have sante, Hearts, strop dl- ge4ton, theeatrenrt en. thee 1terves — reestablish them aa need with Dr. Shoop's Restorative W.,S. HOWEY. CASTOR IA. For Infante and Children. Tia Mod Ys Nan Always Basest Bean the (Signature of GET THE BEST • r (NAND I'RI/f 1 1. \r(11 1IJIStl•AIR e I(II IIS `- WE ISSTER'S 1 NTI: I�_NA'FIO)`'VAI. r > I) I, I I ONAR I Recently Ealargod n % 17i1 25,000 Now Words New Gasettecr of th• World with more than Z ,t•) titles, begotten the latest camsus return . NewBlograph1cal Dictionary rnntaln1RR ttao menu lot over 10,000 noted petarn+, sato of Hi t h, death.4140. riffled ).y W. T. IIA HMS, Th.D.. LL.D.. tnitedstutesCulatuissionerof Fducatioo. 2380 Quarto Pages New Plate.. 1(03 laa•tratka.. sa)a► Madly. Needed In Every Home Also Webster's Collegiate Dletieeary me rave. 1111 in..treunaa Regular Edition )xt011”6 hobos. [Medias. De Luxe Edition 6 ,.1}itI3 is. 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