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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1907-10-17, Page 8f elf t1 E X E T E R '1' 1 M r. 13 OCTOBER 117th 1907, 4. + •+++++++++++44444441.+++++. 4.4-4.+4-444-H.++++++++++++++++ STEWART'S If You Want Something Out of the Ordinary in a Coat We Claim Your Interest. Our showing this season easily discounts everything in the past with better styles, better wearing qualities and better values than anyone else within your reach. The rea- son is that we have control of the well known Continental Mantles which are in a class by them- selves and have no equal in Canada. Ask for a copy of our new Style Book or what is better come in and talk with the garments themselves. Blacks, Blues, Tweeds and the new Cobalt Browns. Special Values at $9.50, $10.00, $12.5 0 J". A. STEWAP +++++++++++4+++++• ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ +++++++++f+ +++444•14++•1•4++++4+++++++49 •Fele+++++.t•+++++++++ Tea Spoons, Beery Spoons, Cold Meat Forks. Cake Forks Soup 8poonr, Pie Knives, Pearl -handled Butter Knives, Knives and Forks, Fish Servers, Carving Sets, Wedding Rings 13ig Stock to choose from .A, MARCHAND NEW Pall Suitin 8 Etlisoa Phonoorauh The Maglo of Sweet MuSiG Follow Shakespeare's advice and get an Edison Phonograph the clearest, best and cheaFest on earth. Call and hear one at The Purity Can. Express Block, Main St., Exeter Teachers Wanted. -TEACHER-WANTED - For. S. 8. No. 10, t'sborn,•, must hold 2nd. class certificate. Services to begin Jan. 1st. 1908. Apply ...gating sentry to .1. G. \Iorsatf, Ilay, 1'. O. -TEACIHEit WANTED.- For S. S. No. 7, Caborne. Must hold venond class certificate. Services Ito com- mence .Ian. 1st. 1908. Apply 'statin; salty to Semi. .1. i'ymn, Etitnville, 1'. O. Applications mint h• in by Nov. 5441.. 1907. -TEAC1lF,lt \WANTEI) - Teaches wanted for School Section No. 2, Us - borne. 1.n -it or second cla-,, crtifi- cate. Male Teacher preferred. Sal- ary five hundred dollars, Appli'a- t ions reoeivod till Nov. 15th. Apply to \\'nt. Monteith, Scc'y., /Thames (toad, Ontario. -Mr. Gem. Brooks is on the sick list - AND -hiss Livingstone vitltcd friends in Kincardine this :week. -Mrs. Edwin Jones visited eith Wood.Fashion late Mr.. Jelin Ogden last week• -Mr. 1'. Wood. of Tot onto, is horns spending n few .wicks holidays. -Mr. and firs. 1). A. posy return - cd Monday evening from ,Tonesville Mich. - firs. (:;ddis, of London. is the guest of her son Got•rze in ilay township. -Mr. L. 11. Dickson has been ap- pointed to conduct tete crown assize at Godericlt. - lies+r`. 1). A. Ross and .1. G. 8tanbury were in Stratford on Wed- nesday on business. -Mr. Wood and Mr. Dan Irani near hryan.ton, were the suest, of the Missci Jory on Sunday. -Mrs. Boss, of sLis•inzstonc, Mont. it the I;uest of ire sisters, Mrs. 11. It. Collies and Miss Bonthron. -Rev. D. \t'. ;miles preach`d the annual Thanks: in? sermons in Trinity church. N:•.che11 last Sunday. -Mts. Jna•ph Snell and daughter Flossie left Saturday Isar Boston. where they will visit Mr. O. w. Snell. -Mrs. Chas. Livingstone of Mil- verton, who tv.,a visiting her pararrin Mr. area Mrs. John 1Tawkshaw, te- turtxd to her loom. onitoaday, JuSt firrlvcfl Call and Make at Selection be - foie the rush. W. W. TAMAN Merchant Tailor. EXETER, - ONTARIO. ERNEST ELLIOT Conveyancer Accounts Collected MONKY to lass as lowest rstss. North west lands for Saki. Office. Main Street. Baster Market Report. -The -following u the report of Exeter tuarketa, our• reefed up to October 17th 1907. \\'lts•at' $���1.05 per .4k tsut.h:l. 11ar11'y. 1 U ti er. Oat+, 50 i,1ttt1 Irl bu,JI 1. Bract $24. 1'e:us. $O to $5 vesit►. Shorts. $28.09. Flour $3.00 per co 1. Food Flour $1.50 to $1.51;. flutter 22 rents ',sr hound. E;;3, 20 cents per cion:u. Ilo;s live sea;ht $OAu - lio;s dressed $8.00 Iluy, $11 tto $12. Clover seed, $B to $10 per bushel. Potatoes, 75r to 90e. ,ler bag. Dried apples, ti 1-2 oe•nts per pouni Coal. $7.::5 a ton. •.••••••••••••N I LOCALS 1 B. Fitton. issuer of marriage li- censes, also complete line of wed• ding rings always on hand. Mrs. Fred Burnett. of 'Toronto, is visiting her sister, Mrs. T. 11. Carl- in;. Rees. W. M. .Martin and A. 11. Go- ing exchanged pulpits 13st Sunday morning. -A $400.00 piano, nearly new, used loss titan one year, for $275.00 at 8. Martin & Sons. -Alias Gertie Anderson left \Ve:1- rte:;day evening for Chicago to visit her uncle, Frank Anderson. -R. iI. Stewart, piano tuner, is in town, kindly leave your orders for piano tuning at S. Martin & Sons. -Danny 1lartleib lit tended the shooting tournament at Zurich last Friday and ,teas successful, winniu; second money. -Mr. Harold Bisseit last Thura- aiay received notice of bis tranafor to the Branch of the Mol3on's Bank at Simcoe. Ile left Monday to asautne his new position. -President Molson. Macpherson and General Manan -. r Jamea Elliott Elliott. of the 'Molaon's Bank, Mon- treal, called on the local bank on Monday morning. -Mr. Wm. Miners this week mov- ed into his crow how., on William Street. Mr. Chas. Northcott is moving into the house vaca'tt+d by Mr. llinero. -Owiu, to the inconvenience of the extra e: nt, we .have decided to sell our .bread ut five cents a loaf of one and ;one quarter pounds weight. W. J. STATIIAAL and E. A. FOLLICK. -While Mr. Jackson .was unload- ing iron at •Murraya on Wednesday his horse suddenly anovcd forward, the sudden jolt :throwing him to the ;round. Mr. Jackson is compelled to remain in used as a result of the injuries. -Milk has ,been increased iix cents a quart and the. (weight of err. ad lowered to ,911 for five cents, but the price of the Times 14 t:ha.same. $1,00 per year. If you .subscribe vow w'e'll .4tnd it to you till ,Ian. 1909 for the dollar. -At North street Methodist church last Sunday evening .Miss Carlin„ of Exeter, sans_ the to10 "I heard the voice of Jesus say." She ;ass. a beautiful • rendering which was much appreciated by the conzreration.-Goderich Signal. -We (were yesterday shown sam- ples of last year's apples zrown by Mr. Benson \Villiatns, of •('sborno. The varieties are \Winter Russett snd Northern Spy. 'Tho tipples are in zood condition sod itt flavor are just as luscious as any of this ycat''s product. -The St. Anthony I Leasure Club last Friday evening organized for the season and int:end havinz the first assembly in the Town Hilt on Tuesday eve nir.;, October the 22nd. Those wishing toattend the' as- semblies and do not receive all invi- tation can secure one hy applying to 1)r. A. C. _Ramsay, Scc'y. -The Anniversary '.warty of ih) Bethesda Church will be held next Sunday afternoon and cveniu. r, Bev. licrr, of Clinton delivering both s•r- mon- Rev. herr will preach in the ,'fain Street church in the morning and owing to Itev. E. A. Fear 1)11x. in Clinton, Lakin; the +pastorat.e there, the services in the Mfain St. church will be omitted in the everi- in;. -IBIRING '1'lIE•'.\M ALONG• -if :h• supply of 'arse potatoes keep rontinz in to us as they have, iv, wi11 have a sufficient supply to last in. until next year. Last tr-ek we ball ten Iitem :(bout Iwo that wel;h it three pounds and now conies afon. David Goulding of the 10th. of tTtsbornc. With four that -weishod 8 pounds. or an average of two pounds each. -Many of the local hall enthusi- asts were eager for the returns of t he .games ir'tween Chicago and De- troit for ,the world's championship and had (word telephoned each nitht givinz the ,moults. Th•t sympathies in; the results. Ths so-mitaihies were with Detroit and disapro'nt- ment prevailed eacli time as the raZn4 defeated the Detroit players four times in isuece`..ion. -A very pretty wz-.ddinz was sol- emnized at (110 home of Mr. and Mrs. G:ti;e, Jonesville. Mich. ?when their only d.nrztter Miss Florence Taylor, was united in .artiste to Warren 11. Ross, on of Mr. and Mr'. D. A. Ross, of town on Thursday last, Oot. 10th. at noon. 11r. nest! lire. Rotes will make their home ::t Grand Forks North Dakota. The Times join with their many friends in wishing them a long and happy wedded life. -A quiet wcddinz was solemnized in London yesterday, (Wednesday), when J1r. S. Percival Westaway .cos united in rnirrLa?e to Mian Moore, of London. Mr. V,es:sway has been .•nza2(41 fur the past few forint hs with the Crown Lithdzraph• int Company, of Ottawa, and only last week r crayon notice that rte W:13 railed 'sy the Brantford Dis- trict of t1• •'Methodist Church to go to ('h' t, res a mission,.,.. •114 also to 1 .k. chars^ of lh' p: :int bury 'tu t . 4tr. Slid Mrs. West - away art t'• .4 in inon last nicht to say farewell to Mr. Wrataway's rela- tives and friends before leach) t 0n Hie lou; journey. They will leave Toronto Saturday mornin; (or Chins. Watson's Underwear THE OLD RELIABLE For. Women and Children Underwear that Wip-Wear and nct Shrink. ' Misses tine wool Vesta and Drawers i the best quality we have ever shown guaranteed not shrink price according to size. Women's, Union. Vests and Draw- er. to *klatch tine Itib Medium weight. Grey or Create a' each Otic Women's Fleeced Vesta and draw- ers lovely andlw.rtt. in Grey or white at each talk Women's Five Rib Vests and Draw- ers in grey or cream close knit super- ior quality at each 50c Women's extra fine quality wove vests drawers to match size 34 3d in. white or grey at each 75c Women's Blip waists in white and cream long sleeves in two qualities 25c and 50c Children' Union Vests and Drawers in full range of sizes good wearing qualities price according to size. Childs Knit Under waists well made and finished in all sizes at all one price 25c. Childrens Black wove tights good quality color guaranteed price accord- ing tolie. SPECIAL A lot of Misses' and Children'' Jackets in Tweeds and Plain Cloths, alt sizes. to be sold at, a snap price. Call and see the assortment and get the Bargain prices. MILLIN BRY 'try us for Millinery. When you compare Our styles and prices we know where the buying will be. BNELI & RowI DON'T MONKEY WITH THAT COUGH use HOWEY'S SYRUP I Cole's WHITE PINE & TAR! Soldbnly at Howey's Drug Store. Big bottle for 25e. "Tbe Cook's Best Friend" Dlt. OVENS EYE AND EAI( SUR- geon, will be at the Commercial Hotel. flours 9.30 a. m. to 4.30 p. tn. Glasses properly fitted and dis- eases of eye ear and nose treated. Next visit Saturday November 2nd. -Itewcr'a Male Quartette and Concert Co., Best in Western OntaO- io, comprising: Verne L. jlIewer. London's Popular inaritoue : (Chas, E. l'imrn, Canada's Highest Tenor Singer and Comedy (Kitt+;; Saunders. Eccentric Comedian, .rand The Great Mario, Thin 'on of•My,s- tery, The Magician. In the '(Opera House, Exeter, Oct. :(13t. The Best Conceit ever .given in Exeter. Get ready to laugh Thanksgioing even- ing. -Lr addition to the Field Day Sports there will be on the morning of Oct. 18th. a baseball ma.lch, basket ball .match immediately after the base hall match and •1 foot -ball match after tate baa,-b,1'I 'match. At night a concert wilt fe held i11 the Opera Mouse consi-tin of- dis- tribution of prizes, :;leeches and other selections. For those wjlo contributed -.odds ,.r cash for prizes reserved seats will be kept. No ad- mission fee. Everybody !lvelcome. The prizes are: now on exhibition in Mr. Cole'; window. ,Baking Powder Because she gets results that cannot be obtained from any other powder. It is pure CREAM TARTAR BAKING POWDER, uniform in strength and never fails to give satisfaction. Fall is here and winter will soon be upon us. We beg to announce that we have put in a full line of Stanfield' Unshrinkable UN DERWEAR both in gentlemen and ladies. The Ladies Vests are the bests„ we have ever shown they are made to shape having no seaniEF at $1.�0 each, very fine. Furs and Cloth Coats We are carrying a choice line of Furs this season, both ladies and gents. We will sell ladies Cloth Coats by catalogue this season as usual. Give us a call before making your purchase as we can save you from $2 to $3 on a garment not having to carry them in stock. When in need of Millinery we can please you. We have a first class milliner in connection with the store in the person of Miss Morlock. CARLINC BROS. •••••..•••••••••••••••••• • TO CORRESPONDENTS. • i 1 1 I We would ask our corres- pondents to send in their hut - gots each week whether they aro little or big. We are look- ing to the interests of our subscribers in their partic- ular locality, (and want the news whether it is little or much. Sometimes you may rot have much 11045 to send but don't keep that little until you have more. When news is scarce thar is tho time your two or three little items, or even one, is specially ap- preciated by the reader in your section. Send a big bud- get every week if you can, if not, the small one will be wel- comed. Any of our correspon- Z • : dents who are in need of the • Pure, Reliable, Satisfactory • required stationery, kindly let • • urs[ know. • .••.•••••••••••••••••••••• and Economical -Get the habit and use - Cole's Baking Powder 25c a pound COLE'S DRUG STORE Chemist and Druggist. EXETER - ONTARIO, For Quality and Quantity ask your dealer for the new bis plugs of "Bobs." "Stag," and Currency chew- ing tobaccoes. A mass rncetian of the different huroh. was hs•ld in the ,lames St church on Sunday everting last after -Mr. Itobt• Sillcry Iasi Saturday the regular services. This Is tetin; received word from Winnipeg of the was addressed by the Rev. Mr. death of his nese,, Alis; Martha J. Ilowen on dile Bible Society. Mr. I:ydd, thus:liter of 1.1 r. and 'Its. Bowen explained the foundation and the workin;s of the (society. One of ata aims is to rive the bible• to every person in his uteri tongue. He Point- ed out a fete of the many difficulties in translating •1 he word into sane of the tun;uago.s and also that of distributing the books. Since. its foundation about 401,000,000 nibl,•s or portions of it have been printed and distributed lhrou;hout the world. Geo. I:ydd ; t the a;.z of 20 year.'. Mi.sa Kydd was a former resident of Usborn.' and went to the `orihtvest, about nine years a;o. The remains were interred at \1•innipe; on Sat- urday last. During her residence in Winnipeg Miss Kydd Lad become widely known as an elocutionist of !sigh standinz, and cher many app4ar- ance3 in concerts, won for h+r the distinction of twin; one of 1\ inni- Mr. Bowen has spent tio[nr time la- peg'a foremast reader~. Thou;I►'her t burin; in the Canadian or flawest as Mowers as ern elocutionist were treat Will as ;several .ears in the K}on ;he showed signs of improvement atIdikc. Iiia experiences have been every sposaranee and ras•veral critics, m• 11%, and varied. The address on outlined for 11cr brilliant [elute Sunday showed hen to be thoroughly Two twcek. ago Miss hyd•1 Th acquainted with the tco;k and a stricken with typhoid fever. Th< heater interest in the society was illness was tltreatsned In be serious 1 created amongst Mowho ter s� 1 and the your_ truly was removed toihim. tha hospital. At 0::e.' time a oh:41ZO towards recovery tech place, but the GiANT T11I1'LETS "Currency" fever azain took a turn [.•r • the "Bobs" and 'Star ' Chewing Tobaccoes worse and the patient continued to1 in big plugs. Quality always the -grow weaker until it'alit occurred. same. oultry We will pay the following for Poultry until further advised Turkey 1 tc per Ib. alive, t 3c. per lb. dressed. Chicken, 1907 hatch, 7c per lb alive, 9c per Ib. dressed Hens, sc. per lb. aliv!, 7c per lb dressed Geese, not taken alive, 9c per ib, dressed, heads off Duck, not taken alive, 9c per lb, dressed, heads off The above is our Trade price, One cent per pound less in each case for cash. Scalded Poultry Half Price Poor Skinny Poultry from 2c. a pound and up Would rather not take them at an) price. DlreGtI011S IOP MrtcUou rouitro Starve 24 hours before killing or bringing aline. If not allowance Must be mode of Half to One Cent per pound. Kill by bleeding in the mouth, or in neck close to head. Dry pick and pick clean. Jones & Clark Sovereign Ba 01 Canada �iH[AD OFFICE-TORONT Op Capital r . . $8,0 pelta Ol:167.1 OaS s J4Vt1, Es ( # MAdoOW .tr,r 1' etc, Esq.. nd VuRF•D, MCM Ages. Caar4ast, 1( �(.t'. Rj(:, ppvHEAr, 1tI P.P. oy. $'titan AtcLfi� W. R. Mcsp-Aoot3 8aq•. M.P. A.Lax. DACCE, $sq., H.C. c axuarr, • • • Gencrc4 9aa15, - • • Asst. Goitre - Savings Bank Dep Ieierel* at best currant talks paid q Branches: -EXETER. CREDITON, DASHWOOD, JOSEPH SNELL Mgr. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Sol'tors d APPLES WANTED We wish to announce to the farmers and others that we are rebuilding our Evaporator on Station Street and now ready to take in apples. Highest Prices Paicefor Apples. THE GIBB CO. Evaporator on Station Street, Exeter ••••••••••••••N.••••••••• 1 1 CLINTON1 111 BUSINESS COLLEGE Educates to meet the living de - Mande, of a progressive age. Moat exact.ina. modern city off- ices delighted with onr gradu- ates. Our management trains more young people annually than any other in Western On- tario. We have incorporated the counsels of our TEN TEA- CHERS into one grand unexcell- ed whole. Roth courses for price of one. Day students may attend night clasat s free. FALL TERM from SEPT. 2nd. Enter any time. Individual instruction. Write for hand- some catalogue. GEO. SPOTTON, Principal. ood 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. 11 W. JOHNS Merchant Tailor I ••••.••••• •••.•••••••r•••• That NU%%U Flavor We have it in our Star Flour GRAND TRUNK RY's EYI Hunters Excursion at Single Fare. Now in effect To points in Temagomi, pointe Mat - taws to fort Arthur, to Port Arthur and all points on the Georgian Bay via the N. N. Co. and to certain points in Quebec. New Brunswick. Nova Scotia and Nfld. OCT. 24th to NOV. 5114. Tickets will Ile gold at r+in.zke fare for round trip to the follnwin; ter- ritory. Muskoka Lakes it contains the qualities that 1 bake of Bays tickle the palate. You must have MAganetatwan Haver heard it again and again that i'enetang Midland Lnkefleld Madaw,ska to Depot Horton : .tr• JO- to ('obaxxmk, i,indt'y to llali- hurton, Sharbot L',ke via Kingston i..i. and Kiutr+ton and Pembroke ity. All points Severn to North ilay' Harvey's Star inclusive. Haul( Ste. Marie via Nor.' Nay. Co. All tickets gond returning on or be fore Pee. 7th. 1907, or until close of Navigation if earlier, to pointe reached hy eteatner line►. For tickets and full info; 'nation call on J. J. KNIGHT, i ep.et. Agent. or writ,. .1. D. MCI)ONALII, Union Depot, Toronto. Ont. makes the very best bread. Try it and you will smile too. HARVEY BROS. EXETER, - ONTARIO.