Exeter Times, 1907-08-29, Page 8�•
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STEWART's
WE flRE READY
Early Fall Goods are all hi and Ready
for Your Verdict.
2 Very strong linos with us is Dress
Goods and Ladies Jackets
we Clave been particularly fortunate in securing
a special make of French Dress Goods, this new
line comes in plain cloth with a rich bright mirror
finish.
"Just a Tip" on what is the very latest idea in
Ladies Dress Goods. The face or finish must be
plain soft and bright the colors in vogue are Royal
Navy, Robin Brown and Edward Green.
Our price for this new French Cloth is
65c, 85c, $1.00, $1.35
.Sec these splendid new goods. 'We will gladly,
• introduce them to you. '!'
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Strong
• Yes we are very strong in Ladies
• Jackets. We are sole agents in
Exeter for the Celebrated CONTINENTAL COS
TUME CO. We have found their Jackets to be up -to.
date in every particular. The colors for this season are
Bi.ACK. ROVA1. NAVY, COBALT SMOKE, and BEAVER.
All 48 to So inches long, loose, semi and tight fitting.
The COBALT BRO IN is the NEWF.:ST COAT COLOR in
New York and Paris we have a swell range in this new
shade, we extend to every Lady a very cordial invitat-
i )n to call and sec the new styles in coats, they are very
interesting our 3 leading prices are
$10.00 $12.50 $15.00
Have Good Pickles
Use our Special White Wine Vinegar, thor-
oughly aged, matured and ripened. The best that
money can buy.
J-. A. STEW ART
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Every Regina Watch carries
with it a universal guarantee.
That means, if you purchase a
Regina from this store, we en-
dorse the universal guarantee,
which will be honored by any other
Regina watch agent anywhere.
Add to this, the manufacturers'
absolute and permanent guaran-
tee against structural defects and
you will see that you cannot make
a mistake in purchasing a REGINA
WATCH.
A. MARCHAND, Exeter.
NEW
Fall Sailings
AND
Fashion Plate
Jut flrrivctl
Call and Make
it Selection be-
fore the rush.
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor.
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THF: CHIEF REASON
why you should look after your eye -
eight is -that. Nature never offers us
a new %air .,f eyes. The beer of rea-
sons why. at the first eight of trouble,
you should consult an
OPT1(lAI, IfXPERT
for relief. \\ e can add to your Ap-
pearance tut of 11. Examinations free
Don't delay. rt eke it the chief bust-
ness of your (Is.. --TODAY.
Optical goods in cotnplete stock.
We manufacture our own. Try it,
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W. S. HOWEY, Phm. B.
Chemist and Opttci>an
'EXETER, - ONTARIO. EXETER, -- ONTARIO
li E ~' X E TER 'I' 1 M S AUGUST 29th 1907,
Market Report. -The following is
the report of Exeter markets. eor-
recte4 up to August 29th., 1907.
Wheat, 80c. per ,bush'!.
Barley. 40 to 45 cents.
Oats, old, 4U to 15 cents '1...r bu.
Oats. new, +.5 to 40 Icents p: r bu.
fess 65 to 70 c.nts per bushel.
Shorts. $24 per ton.
Flour $..50 per cwt.
!Iran,_ $20 per ton.
Food Flour $1.40 to $1.45 per owe.
Butter, 18 cents .lr.•r pouted.
Eggs, 16 cents per dozen.
Yobs, dressed. *8 to $s.'25
hoes, livcwci,ht, $6.50
hiaY, tib per acre
Clover sced,.$8 to $10 per bushel.
Potatoes, 75S..4to 90e. per bag.
Dried Ap),I•'y's6c. per pound.
a
Coil, $7 a to
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I LOCALS 1
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S. Fitton. issuer of marriage li-
censes, also complete line of nved-
ding rings always on hand.
- Mr. Donald McInnes left for the
West on Monday evening.
- Don't forret t he baseba11 zatncs
ir•rc LanNr Day, Sept. 2nd.
- Master Fred Sh::dae'ck, of Len -
,hat, is visiting 'Toru Bowman.
- Mr. Frank Tont, of Toledo, vis -
t. d his t.arents here last geek.
- Miss Eva Shaddock, of London,
visiting Miss Bianche Shecre.
- \1 r. Frcd Gillespie left Monday
evening to visit relatives in the west.
-hiss Gladys llissett returned Sat-
urday after visiting, relatives in Lon-
don.
-Earnest Taylor has started to
learn the harnesswakina tv"ith W. J.
Beer.
-Miss Deno Dodds left Tuesday to
visit friends itt Peterboro and Toron-
to.
-Miss Edith Brown visited Iasi
%seek stall her brother \Vm.•at Kirk -
ton.
--Some Special Prices in Combe
and !lair Brushes. 1[owey's ;Drug-
store.
Lizzie Jones, of London, is
v:.,iting her parents at ,Exeter
North.
Mrs. iVir.cr and two children of
Flint, Mich.. arc vi.skit'.g Mrs. Thos.
Elliott.
-Miss Tillie
for 'Toronto to attend the millinery
openings.
-The Exeter North End Tetnper.-
ance (louse is to fuse Apply to L.
Me'faggart.
-Hiss Olive /tern took part in the
Harvest Ilorne at Parkhill on Mon-
day evening.
-Rev. Grigg will occupy the pul-
pit in the James Street church next
Sabbath evening.
- Mr. \Vm. Beaman, of London,
s1Sent Sunday the west of Councillor
W. J. Beaman.
-Miss Stella Penhale left last
Friday on an extended visit with her
sister in Winnipeg.
- itev. Hanna, of Mt. Forest, will
occupy the pulpit of the P:eshyterian
church next .....::day.
-Miss Ella Heywood :and Clarence
Heywood spent a ccuple of days
this heck In London.
-Mrs. A. L. \'anstone and daugh-
ter Gertrude. of Brantford, are the
guests of Mrs., Dr•., Athos.
-Ilnwey's Drugstore for spices in
!bulk r.r Packages. New Supply for
Pickling era eon just arrived.
White left Tuesday
- Mrs. Collins, 91tss Ilont:ron and
MiGs Katie. Collins left Tuesday for
a visit %rilh friends in Toronto.
- Mr. Sarnuel Mart'.s expects to
leave this week for a trip to Coi-
tingwooci and Manitoulin island.
-.Mr. and Mrs. Saxon Fitton and
son Gerald and Tom. Carlieg left last
week for a trip to Owen Sound.
-Mr. Frank Weekes, who was vis-
iting his father left Aicnday to re -
:nine his position at Listowel•
-Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Fleming and
family returned Saturday rig!:: from
their vac ttien tr ip to Clifton Springs.
Monrrn•, Mrs. Southcott and
N1r. May Sanders are visiting Mrs.
K. A. rollick at her cottage Grand
Bend.
-Mr. David Mill and Miss Mary
Tom left Monday for Berlin as dele-
gates to a convcution bein3 .field
there.
-Mr. William .folui Mallett, the
genial clerk at the Central, resumed
1,i.v duties. Monday after` a two trucks
vacation
For Quality and Quantity ask your
dealer for the new big plugs of
"Bobs." "Slag," and Currency chew-
ing tobaccoes.
-Mr. Ernest Ilet,ee, of Beltsville
has returned to tis t:omv sifter
r.pend'ng a %seek et the bonze of Mr.
and Mrs. T. Prior.
- Amo'tg those whro are taking in
the Toronto Fair rue T. B. Carlin„
.1. G. Jones, Miss Jcanet Brown and
Miss Mabel Brooks.
-Miss Miliie Martin .eturned
horse Fr' day evening ::(ter s: fiv:
ssccks' visit ail!, friends in London
and Dorchester.
-Mr. William harrows, oh Ulu
Commercial was called to Blyther.-
worxl last week nn account of the
illness of his caster.
-Miss Sweet, who was in London
for semi months undergoinetreat-
ment, rcturned•hcsrne Saturday night
very n►uch improved in health.
- Mr. Donald McGinnis has been
improving his residence by painting
it. Ile has also had a verandah er-
ected and :t cement walk put in.
-Mies Edith Bunt. of London, re•
turned to her boors in London. or.
Tuesday after vislting for a ah"::
time with friends and relatives here.
-Dr. Sa:r. Thomas, of London,
s hied in town Saturday and Sun-
day. Mr. Thomas left for Grand
liens! Monday where he all rusticate
far .t f,'.. ,lays.
1)1t. OVENS EYE AND EAR sun.
germ. will be at the Commercial
Hotel. (lours 9.30 a. tn. to 4.30 p.
m. Glasses proper ly fitted and dia-
ereses of eye ear and nose treated.
Nett grit Saturday, Sept. 7th. 19117.
Money Saving BargainsTllE OLD RELIABLE
Look over this Bargain List.
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Bargains
In Lace Curtains
$2.50 Quality for 52.00
$2 W Quality for $1.50
11.50 Quality for $1.10
Bargains
In white and colored Muslins
25c Quality for 15c
15c Quality for Me
12ic Quality for 8c
Bargains
in men's fancy summer vests
Hest and dark colors.
$1.25 Quality for 80c
Bargaing
In Umbrellas splendid top
with best steel and fancy
handle. .
$1.25 Quality for 98e
Bargains
In metre Neckwear oniv 3 doz
four in hand ties left to sell.
35c Quality for 19c
Bargains
In ladies Fancy Hose Black
Cashmere Silk Embroidered
different colors
50c Quality for 42c
Bargains
In ladies leather Belts
assorted Colors
38c Quality for 25c
Bargains
In Japanese Matting
20c Quality tor 12ic
Bargains
In Tapestry Cushion tops.
35c Quality for 1$e
Bargains
In Boy's strong evening
shirts blue with white spots
guaranteed fast colors.
50c Quality for 39e
Bargains
in Boy's leather belts
2.5c Quality for 15c
Bargains
In ladies Black Cashmere
Hose warranted all pure wool
35e Quality for 25c_
Bargains
In Men's Fancy Socks
35e Quality for 19c
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this week. NEW TIRE SETTER
- Miss Cora Fottcli was in London
- Mr. John \sslcy left ftisis
weekThe House Gold Tire Setter
for London
toto visit friends.
-Miss Redford, of Avonton, is this
week visiting frith Miss M. (levity, It is our motto to keep up-to•date
tr, all !thee of our business,
Reasons why this tire setter does its
work better thah the old way:
The ties stay tight longer.
There is no cbaring or burning the
wood.
No danger 01 over dishing the wheel.
The paint is not scratched or injured.
Can get your job done in one quarter
the time.
We will guarantee all work done by
this machine.
We are also prepared to cut down
- (rim's: and Public school opens
next Tuesday for the f::11 term.
- Miss Birdie Boyle spent 4unday
sv'th the Misses Handford, Centralia.
- Mr. Scott ileal Estate dealer, of
Winnipeg, is spending a few days in
town.
-Judge Doyle was in Crediton last
Tuesday revising the Stephen Voters'
lists.
- Hiss Hilda \Vestcott, of .lfamil-
tou, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
llazclwood.
-Mr. and Mrs. OE r: c! Dunsford wheels or any other repairs that your
of Cleveland are the _ seals of Mr. rig may need.
Wm. Dunsford.
-Labor .Day nes: Monday. Don't R. ROBINSON, Winchelsea.
miss the ball c ::nes to be played Wagon Maker.
here that day.
-Miss Fincharp,of • Toronto, eras
the guest of Miss M. Homey for a -Dir. Arthur D. Davis spent Sun -
few days last week. day in London.
-Mr. Hampson, of Ottawa, was -Mr. 11. E. Pickard returned to
the guest of Miss Stella Gregory fol' the West on Monday night.
a few days • this week.
-Mr. and Mrs. !Hugh Oke return-
ed Iliouie Saturday after visiting for
two weeks with relatives in Scaforth. r tion is visiting Dr. and Mrs. Sfahoy.
-Mr. Richard Treble was in Lon-
don last Saturday on business.
-Fred towns(nd, of Toronto Junc-
GIANT • TRIPLETS "Currency" -Mr. harry Welsh, of Iiensnll,
"Bobs" and 'Stag' Chewing Tobaccoes spent Sunday with friends in town.
in big plugs. Quality always !the -Miss Leila Cooper, of London, is
same. visiting with Mrs. Ed. Jones this
-Mr. WIn. Wilkinson, of near week.
Woodstock, is the guest of Rev. Mr. -The Misses Mabel and Laura
and Mrs. Fear for a few days this Butt, of Centralia, visited friends in
t`eCk. town last Friday.
-Mrs. 'Thornton and child :end -Frank Tom, of Toledo, who was
Miss Kidd; of Listowel, are v:siting visiting his parents here left yestcr-
M►s. I•'owcll at her sunnser. cottage (lay for his home.
at the IBend.
-.miss Jessie I)ow wisleas to an-
nounce that she is ready to resume
her class in music and w1:I coinmenee -Mr. and Mrs. Frank Durdlc, of
about Sept. 1st.
Brussels, visited in town n. few day±
-Mr. John Pewit this week sold during the past week.
his fifty acre 'Linn on the 5th con. -Mrs. Anderson, nee Miss Bianehe
1'shorne, to Mr. Wm.. Moodie, who Clark, and child, of Winnipeg ire
takes possession in October. visities friends in town.
-Miss Lorn Gregory, late Super,- -Douglas Steuart returned last
intendant of the .City Hospital. To- 'Thursday after a visit with relatives
lode, Ohio, is n't the home of her ,n ioron'o .u:d Onlemec.
parents, Mr. :Ina Mrs. Thos. Gregory,
enjoying n rest. -For Nerve and Blood Builder
use honey's Iron Pills 100 in bottle
for 50 cents. Try there.
-lir. Hobbs, of St. Marys, .'.v.n.s
the guest of ba con=in. Mrs. (Rev.)
Collins last Monday evening.
-Rev. \\'., M. and Mrs Aladin rc- --fir. Arthur Duncan, of the sov-
turnrd on Monday from Clifton -I flank staff Toronto, i= visit -
Springs, N. Y. lir. Martin and son 1el^ (lis parents at Farquhar.
Beatty left on Wednesday for •lit. -Mr. 1'. McTaggart, who has been
Forest, nn n.short visit. attending tho dental coneee at Tor-
-linwcy's Creamof !toots is theonto, is !tome for his vacation.
hest thine 1ss use for 'Tan, Sunburn, -51r. F. M. Borland, barris te.r. of
Vinui t . , is visiting a fess days
with friend• in to n and at Far-
quhar.
-For Bois, Pimples and Impale
rblood Ifowcy's Compound Sarsaparil-
la, can't be beat. Try it SO rent
and $1 battier,.
-Mr. E. II. Fish, wha was conduct-
ing a barber shop at the Ilend dur-
ing tho pas( rununeS has returned to
Ilia hntnc dare.
-Mrs. Ogden, li:ss Ogden and
Afastcr Orden, of Chicago, who were
-Mr. and Mrs. 'Frank Fic%vcs a;:d visiting Miss Ilene Dodds left Fr: -
daughter Ivy. of Tuckerste'th. and day for their home.
Miss Maud I'lewcs, of Suit Ste. -Miss Olive Westcort has seduced
Marie, were the rueats of Messre n pnaition with the. Stanley ,Mills.
Alf unci James Walter's fare Iles on Co., Hamilton, ;IA milliner and will
Sunday• leave for that place shortly.
-A[iss Met 1' Gated 1. ::t present l -Don't foram Rev. Ernest Gri33's
at ending the inillin^ry openiri s in lecture nn itut ma at the Main St.
T, 'onto after which she will Ko to I Methedist church Friday cvenini.
Milverton ss bete sl:e still nlana,va the A silver collection will be taken at
millinery department of one of 4113Chu door.
stores !here. -\trs. leas ry BuckAigharn and to
-flies Liliia:: Amos entertained a
number of her friends to at: ,fter•
noon tea Mo::cay.
-i3OS'T- Monday night between
('ale's Drugstore and 'the home of
Mr. W. .1ohn Mallett :t purse con-
taining a sutra of tnoney. Reward if
left at the Central Hotel.
freckles and after allaying. il.• Ileal•
ing and Scot.hing Effeet is ITnrur,•
passed. 25 and h0 rent txU 1 les.
-'Thr service at the Trivitt Merm-
arinl Church was omitted last Sun -
,lay evening on account of Rev. D.
W. %Collins preaching a pennon to
the. Masonic order nt lidcrton.
-!ter. tr. Cranston of Palmers-
ton, is here this week on his 'wnv
to visit id. parents. Mrs. Cranston
will remain in Exeter tho gust of
her parents, Iter. and Mrt. Marlin.
-Mrs. Hultti and daug'te-, who sons, who Lave been visiting friends
have been c:siti!•:c e..!1.1!�l"k. \Vr:. in tossn for some wlceks, left Monelas
Bossu:d, left for yerkh`.ii• :Frllay'night for the West and there they
where they will visit friends for a will join Mr. lluckiu3basn at I.
•hart time hefore returning to th'iTf (her City. Alta.
home In Winnipeg. 1
-Nils AmyJohns«i11 r, sante tier 1ERNEST ELLIOT
classes in voice. piano and h.:nnony
on S ptember lith. All
Accounts Collected
pupal• ssj ):' Conveyancer
ing to 'prepare for Conservatory (x- 1 Mttxtl' to loan a In.,.r meg.aminatfns and recital Cal in February t siren Ws., Land. for Sale.
will t'1, ase tike note.! Office, Main Street. Exeter
A Few More Days and Fall Will Be Here.
We beg to announce that our fall goods are coming to
hand daily and when completed we will have as fine a dis-
play as we have ever shown. This week we are shaking a
special sale in
Ready -Made Clothing
In Men's, Boys' and Youths' latent styles and patterns. Ifs
you wish to have a Suit Made to Order we can please you
with the stock as wa carry a fine line of Tweeds and Worst-
eds.
New Hats, New Ties, Collars, Braces, Etc.
Everything in Gent's Furnishing line that
you require.
HIGHEST PRIOE PAID FOR PRODUCE
CARLINO
BROS.
The Sovereign Bank of Canada
HEAD OFFICE :-TORONTO.
Paid Up Capital: . $5,000,000.
ROAD OF SIMELTS'S:
AMII.Ius JARVIS, Esq., - - - Presiders!
RANDOLP H MACDONAr,D, Esq., First lice -President
A. A. ALLAN, Esq., s Second Vice -Presiders!
Hos. D. McMII..AN,
ARCH. CAMPIEI.r., Esq., M.P.
A. E. DVMENT, Esq., M.P,
P. G. JzMMETT,
Gentral•Managsr.
•HON. PETER MCLAREN,
W. K. MCNAUGIIT, Esq., II.P.
ALEX. BRUCE, Esq., K.C.
R. CASSELS,
Asst. General -Manager.
Savings Bask DeparlmeuL
Interest at best current rates paid quarterly.
Branches: -EXETER. CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH,
JOSEPH SNELL Manager, (ILADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors
HENSALL BRANCH, - H. ARNOLD, Manager.
Book -Keeping
enmanship
Shorthand and
Touch Typewriting
Taught by Professional Teachers at
West6rn Business and shorthand 6o11e06
111 Dundas Street, London, Ontario.
Every Graduate Placed in a Situation.
Fall Tcrffl 60fflm6060s Sct 3r4 1907
Catalogue Free, address
WM. C. COO, C. S. R., President.
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CLINTON
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
IEducates to tneet the living de-
ntands of a progressive age.
Most exactina, modern city off-
ices delighted with onr gradu-
• ates. Our management trains
I♦ snore young people annually
than any other in Western On-
tario. i'Ve have incorporated t
the counsels of our TEN TEA- •
♦ CHERS into one grand unexcell- •
= ed whole. Both courses for
=price of one. Day students may
attend night classes free.
IFALL TERM from SEPT. 2nd.
Enter any time. individual
instructeon, \Vrite for hand-
some catalogue.
(EEO. SPOTTON•, Principal.
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You
Content
with the dour you are using?
If not get a bag of
Star Drdoo Floor
and be convinced that it is all we
claim for it.
It is the perfect blended flour.
c have a good stock on hand
made from old wheat.
HARVEY BROS.
AT-
CENTRALISAW-MILL A A Good Way.
13ritish Columbia Shingles
Barrel Heading and (loops
FENCE SLATS
to be Stylish and Becomingly
Dressed and to have your Cloth-
ing as thoroughly rnade and as
carefully cut as possible is to come
Kept, on hand or cut to order here with your ideas.
CUSTOM SAWING
Done on shortest notice.
Logs Wanted
Delivered or on the stump
THOS. ELSTON
-Mr. Wm. Bagshaw k it Monday
far Prince Albert, where he (will
v:rit his two sone.
First.class Workmen will turn
the materials which you choose
into pleasing, lasting realities.
Our experience is prctty good
assurance that you will be sorry
for nothing and prices arc always
at the bottom notch.
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor