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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExter Times, 1910-04-21, Page 8•1' t1 .2 r 1 n it i' i DtL a APRIL 21st 11110 •••N••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••NN••••NN•N••• ••••••N••••••••N•••••••• ! �� Chi 'Plates Want Column T' WA �T :�3 As an .tdvertisiu,r !leafier!! the VMS I Exeter Times cannot •a• sur• • {•a -.y id. Does it occur to you PIIONE 16 that an adv.•rtiscMent may f:xeter's Greatest 11 change t h.• a hole career of na iudividua!, and utuy material - !y off •et th.• advertiser's lot :u lt: A teat estate sd. wi►1 • t ut1 by our tsuhscribenr end otle•rs who ars io.er- .1•d in real estate. If you have. .,omeih.ng to dispose of : r.• wan tin et Jai. 1p. or have ole thin,; :o brine before the e .b':.e us.• the columns of the I'.In . as your advert icing • n+ item. Ths cost is 1rif!Sag. • • �'s CLQT*ING KOK It. Pays to be Well Dressed. Any man dressed as WE CAN DRESS 111M is always taken at his face value. Our Fabrics are pure Stock. thoTsilorirg ie perfect, the Colors and Designs are exclusive. We want you to look then[ over. Four Good felling Lines are $10, $12.50, $15, $18. Luce Curtains We :tie showing a fine range of 1..ce Curtatue in «'bites. Chant;,.q. nes, Beige. A look will tonvince you that our values ate uncut passed, a pair 50c, 15c, $I, $5 Madras Curtains These are Fashions Latest Creation and give a tine ap- pearanre to the best room at per yard ••••••••••seesNN••••N•• ••O••••••••••••••••••••••• I M11.+rkrt Report. -The f ,'.luein ; is the report of Exeter markets. cor- rec: d up to April :'.let. \t'h at from $1,00 to $1,03 1 ars front 35c. to 35e. I' as 80e. liar': y 4Rc. to 59c. Short $''4.00 • t linin :22.00 Sleds! I'iour :2.73. • • 1.•• d Flour $1.45-$1.50. • • I Iny $8.00. $10.00 Coal, $7.25 a ton. F: ;s 20c. SOe nvt•w.•i;rht $R.80 Cat: le on foot. S5 to ::i1. Clover seed $7.50 to $13.00. Timothy seed $1.50 to $1.50. Absyke $5,50 to 64.75. !'Malo ... 40e to Stec. •• •• ••Z • 30c, 35c, 40c, 60c it •2 • O •• •• • Z • • • • Room Rugs and Carpets 11as it ever occured to you what an important part ('arpets occupy in the furnishing of a room. It certainly has to us and we gree ready to supply your wants iu this line as never before. Rugs from $0.75 to $40 "NAIRN'S" Linoleumns Our New Linulenurns are bere. We say they are a fine Lot. You would yourself. They include Oriental, Tile and pretty Floral patterns. Remember we fit and lay without any addi- tional charge. Dinner Sets fleneoa Rose Pattern with clear white body and pretty Rose edging. This is one of our best. sellers. You can buy any piece you want or the complete set of 97 pieces $15 •• •• •• •• •• •• •• Groceries t • • 2• 2 ••• ••: •• iz• •• o •• •• •• ••: • ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• ••••••••••N••••••••••••'•• Our Groceries are Pure and Fresh. New floods are constantly arriving and the big Sales mean that big prof- its are not needetl. All kinds Produce taken as Cash if J_ A_ STEWART ••••••••••••••••N•••••••• Ave ORGAN and PIANO Repairing and Tuning G. PEDLER, late of Chicago, has decided to remain in Exe- ter for some time (indefinitely) and will watt on the sic -loving public in the capacity of Piano and Oman Tuning and Repairing. This line has been his life work and he is thoroughly practical and competent in all linos connected with Pianos, Organs and Pipe Organs and Guarantees hie work. 014 Pianos and Organs overhauled and inane even like new at lowest pot•sihle price. Following are a few Prices : --New Strings 2.'rc each ; 'Pone itegulating 83 up ; Once Tuning $2 ; Key i.t•velling [ilk ; Over- hauling from $10 to *2.i ; New Action and Ilautmers for Old Square Pianos from $2., up. Dampers, Felty, Spring". Regulat- ing Srretis, Bridle Tape Etc., 1urnished reasonably. Re -varnish- ing. Polishing (leaving like newt stone at lowest figures. also Estimates on Pipe Organ Tuning and Repairing furnished on re- quest. A11 Reed Organa tome under the tome Price List. A11 \York Guaranteed. All ortlers left at -1011N 1'EDLER:S resi- dence South Main Street. nr tt Postal (',ud addressed to 0. Pett- ier. Exeter, will reeeler. prompt attention. eits era G. PEI)LER, Exeter. DUST Causes Sickness, Is a General Nuisance but can Ire av puled by ('sing DISTBI 1 on Sweeping Day. "Dustbane," mr:('e over, disinfects the room and restores rugs to their original frc,hness. The worsen swear by •'Dustbane" when once they have used it. Don't have another dusty sweeping day but get a 35 cent tin of "Dustbane". ‘Vc areauthorized by the manufacturers of Dustbane to send you a 35c can of their Sweeping Compound, We want you to use this 't trial for on: week. At the end of this period if not found satisf tctory they will take it back and there will be no charge for quantity used. If it does away with Dust on Sweeping Day You Want It S•tid in Wits , hilt bbls. and (platter bbls. for stores, schools, churches, hospitals, banks and public buildings. W.J. Heaman Distributor for .xf,tcr. Canadian Factories St. John, N. IL, Winnipeg, Man. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • LOCALS I • •••••••• ••�••••• Mr. A. T. 'Wood, u? 1'd: rton, spent titi,iday in 'town. \1r. 1'r d ifller:ngtou SSG on 151un- day for She West. Mr. W. J. 'iceman is Lei:dinr un add.iion to Id.. residence. Mrs. Roth. Curd, of A) Muer, visit - d Mrs. C. te.d.ey this week. Miss J. 'McCullough and Miss •W. Iluston, were on the Aid( li,,t this w.v•k. Mr. Tho=. E. Handford xhipp, toe c:u-'uadc o: horst-. to \Vinnipr; last w .•k. Thr smoke stock oft the Itosas-l'.ty- tor I'Iaining M'►.4 fill over one nicht last w eft. Trueman Elliott left Monday for London where he hast secured a poeS- tion as 'tailor milli \1r. l'eterntan. Hay- son renewed your subseiption n :h+ Tittles yeti Mrs John Duncan. o' Ray. is und:•r th • doctor's care. Mr. and lir:. G. A. K. SteL:sod are [:siting in S. worth. .%Ir. J. A. • vart spent Sunday and Monday in London. Mr. T. II. Caring is np•ndin„ a ( se days in Toronto. Mr. Arthur \Vei!eworth. of London, ,'p. nt 3londay in Town. St''.a 'Maud B,nnington visited in iI -114a 11 on Thursday .asst. MINN Davis returned 'to Clinton af- ter v:eItine Mrs. Wm. Cudutor.. Al x l:racc Cndmorc id ep.•ndin; a ; with days re:ativcs ht Ellin:tile, Mr. Cha Barnes. of Granton. is learn'n; the bartering with E. Willis. DIrs. 9. Qunne.•. who bas been 111 for th • past ',•w we •ks. ,a iutprovins. Mr. Caa • Howard who wits with the Mo on's bank. bt. Thomasre has been mov d o Toron:o. Ms- i.aura .tory. t► bo hat been spc•rd ibe pnst few weeks near Sara a, return -al borne Monday even - in s. Mr. J. G. Stanhury p1 havin,f some intprot•. tnents mnde to the residence h, recenthly purchased from Mr. 1'. Frays •. Mr. 1'.'ter Frayne has moved into Ib.. read •nes on Andrew street he re- p „rellae•d front .Ir. \\'m. ICnnt t. Nn'. .las. \\';llirl :.•ft on Friday for London. "Ii err she v`siled :1 few days and 00 'Mondey ^., . t for tiprin;aide•. A in.. 1 p :-1 her sou. Frank. Sir. ('ha-. SI nets and Miss Ball. of London. v ..t d Mr. `Min.r's fruiter. Mr. Win. :M:n •rs. in town fii,Indayl ('harli:• 1. "t ou i%ednesday for Saska- toon. Sites 11. F. Tom:lnson and ton. Clif- ford. accompanied by Mi..s Lizzie Frayns returned to London Friday. where )firs Frayne will visit for a few weeks. al'•s Winona Iionarrl. who at ailed Gt. London Normal du r. n,' th past (-rut was suers afu1 in pa or her .•xam'netions, She took tb.• y ar's cors• in nix months. • Mr. L !toy iieller. olio has h est al- t nil n;t the Gilleph O. A. t'.. and sot.- tn. r'y employed by 'Ir. .1. ll. Scott. n turned to town and has resumed b`a position et th, Exeter cr..atnery•. lir. 11. Smith. of Sprin;hur.t farm. was sues.. 11! in winnin.; several re:A a at th C.hnlon Sprint Show in th Short hot u r ass. 11 saes b••ine ung aten in any of his entri •s h. was award d two out of three of She sw • pstakrs. W • have eti:1 many sn1jcribers who ars in arrears, To the individual the amount !s not touch. it is th. little ,h'nes in :Fc that count. and this is n :••.et more true than in the coat. of h • t'rin;sr. w here th. little accoenta ren :oto th hendreda o` do:Iars. It •v, Mr. :H•,lynrd. of Goderieh, pr. ached in '1 he Main atr•et ll.tethodist ehereh on Sueday :nat. in th' even- in:e h• took ns his 'text. "Ain 1 my !troth •r'a Keeper:" nail preach - if lie est. 'ent sermon. lt,•v. 'F!. A. Fear pn •,. hod Vdueatinna( sermon: in God •- t•;cL or Mr. Millyard. ' "r. and 'Mr•. Jos. llnwd •rl. of Mors rent. who hay 1 e n p nil n r ewe. .• o' t. erka w -1 It I h • farm er's erre!' r h r•. have .nr \V:II r, 1i,'t. ,.h r,• r. nnwdrn lint taken n spen- d '1 ; u ;lion with n inrrs lilho.rra ,h - 'i r (nee. tie"Itid;te(owo linin-i)rn(r•r. 'ir. Hated n i' n son of 'Mr. and Mr!. Joe anode is of 'town. Mr. Taal 'Mail,: of the Thnrnrt (toad has sod b'e triton of 100 ncr is to hitt n:•irhhor. Mr. Geo Wiliin►ns for 1h • :sum o 510.000. 1'it s fntm wee on • of 4h • best in 1'.bnrne and broirehl th • highest 11 co ever paid for 100 net + in (het Toe mints Mr. M ul: and Fon. 5Martin. ', f1 on Tuts - nay for Hoath ern A:bertn. to roar n perchas• on a 4000 -acre she •w and f:I rating ranch. is h • e, they w ill con- t'nn.• 1h-• rni•inig of Lineo'o mho .11. for tt-h'ch Mr. Arad;r • has a w de rep',- 1:tl:on. iL• wail ho'd nn auction tale of farm stock and trap:• ni urs na sen, a: h. sterns. 1)11. OVENS EVE AND EMI SCRs Geon. 1.1!1 be n1 the Conitnetein' hnt'•1, !rants 9 0. tn. to 1 tr. to. (asses prn,erly fitted a11(1 diseases of errs. ar and note trental. Nest s:pit Sale urday, April 3011• all day. M :.3 'Mary 'Knight. of llderlon, left 'nst w.•ek 'for Battle Creek Sanitari- um wle re -she wilt train '.or a nurse. 1.. nettchford and 'Pont Jones h;tv foiled the 'telephone sten who bitve It t,, working in town during the past t 0 a it •eke. M'-. Seism. of London. who has b.•.•n 4 - .in,t in Crntratia. visited in tatcit Monday, rc•tnrnine to London ill Itt • et'2 Dr. Kinsman and I)r. Itoulston. D. n- + ..s. d t,ir: to again announce to th.• public that their offices will be closed every Wednesday afternoon. SI`.as Vera Campbell. who has spent the winter with h.r sister, airs. Ittttu- say. of Hamilton, is expected bons. to -day. (Thursday.) 1'.a1113 for Sa:e-One good second hand piano. nentey new, American make. only $ 100. Apply to John Ped - ler. Exeter. Main street. south 1-712 For •-training. pap; r -banging. Foust- and N',.'11 painting. tettering. shot' card t►titre's and d.coratin(r •be sure to call on Ganes. IL Heywood. I.xet- tr. Th• 'Son tl► Huron Agricultural So- ciety are ho:dint a Spring horse and cats... show at Bruccficld on April 29th. For particulars and prit • list .,•e ad in another column. M .-ares. William and David Wilson. of town a.trnded the funeral of their broth r Poet!. at Grand Mend on Sat- urday bast. Miss Wilson returned with tilos and wet :i sit for eon(• tints. Th • members of the 1. 0. 0. F. wits nt1, nil Divine worship in the James tret't Methodist church on Sunday morning reect. A especial sermon wilt It: preached by the 1'a,tor. Rev. It. Hobbs. T. Ilawkins & Hon have ore e)tbiol- tion on, of the largteit potatoss n•cn around 'theme parts. It ie 10 inches 'on.r. 6 1-2 inch: s wide and weighs 1 3-4 pound.:. Th• murpby was ;town in Southern Alberta. list/. E. A. and ,Airs. Fear attend oil th • anniversary of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Greene near 1itn- •a 1. Mr. Fear was the officiating iti nister at the wedding when Mr. Anil Mrs. Greene were married 21 yr,. igo. A 'hantut•t was given on Friday ev- en n;r Inst by ilia Curlers in the par- 'ur: of 'Wilson urns. in honor of Mr. ,•!son Taylor who intends leaving , arty in May for the West. After ro. it 'Fervors were served. the vaunt sp.eh-rnakin,t was indulged in. and -ac nb'e time alien:. I'he concert given by Jordon -Munro Concert Co. in th.• Opera house on Saturday even:ng was not very !ar,re- at, ailed. Fur an attraction tri its+ k tot it was on.. of the hest that tram b.t•n ptit on :n town for a long time. Th • trek: and aa,tbt-o!-hand work by lirri th %%.•r.• amus:ng and ►ni,tiiy- init. The program consisted chiefly of th • performances of Brest) and was very entertaining. Some boys in school were asked to d fine an editor. Here are 80010 of their deftnitiona: 'An editor is a roan who hand: a words,' 'An editor make' Ifs living out of 1h• Fnalith an- jnn;re.' 'An t dilor La somebody o ho do s not work hinitel:, and when tom body e:tr dote. ,tots and tees other p.ople :bout it.' Another env • a more thou ;htfil d••finitinn. whet 41 or not it .tasor,,rna! with hint: 'Au .ditor is a ratan who has th • industry. of a b av•r and the inst'ue:. o' a he`.' Th. re i'n•- -.1 awny on i'r day holt A;rn. it Mary Iloieson. i 'ovial wife or Jonas Sul sS y ars. 5 mos. 21 day-. ',tis Su 1100 bay h •,•n n:!inz for rots • time during the past w .111 r :11111 w It. conte' 'led to k •op her b. d. ;radua!ly ,crowing weal( r and w• 0ker until death cants on Et - 1'rslay last. Th.. derens d was bole 'n \Ic(:.Ilivnry township. In 11/92 the way marr:' d to her now eorrow,n,t husband. To o years after Ihi were utarr:cd they moved to I':xettr where chi have res'de1( ever since. 'rhe de - c. •a'u d was of a retiring diipositiort and was 11 .:(1 in high esteem by al! who kn .w her. She i 1 survived by three brothers and one eater. Itoht.. Ther.. and J. 11. of McOillivary. The run •ra' was held Monday. fntrrment tnk'n.t p at • in tit • F. :'t r cern •trry. UiCVal FOR ECA 9T3 A lt.:1e. trimly Storm Period is cen- tral ou :h 21.1. 22nd and 23rd. On and Ionrh tie ;It • 22nd 1be temp,•rn:. tur• will rig . sudden y to very warm. h ratonic l,r it el fat rnpidly. and storms of :hand r. rain. hail and wind t: i:b touch ninny p :le V in 1h sir pilek ; rnnS: ion front t act to we -re 'Phe hallow ler .t-i:I react to Weber. irn- m dalr'y brhrd ;hi ss stoma-' britt - ins n , harp drop in I nlp.•rature but th• chant, will be o' short du:a- t•oat. A'iooenr thr o days nit tither s:d • of eiuntlay 211h. is another eein- m'c p.•r.od. lu which cnrr•nt _traph•c r {:ort • tt , 1 erotrnlr y- fell of ar.hetnnk,• ph.•n. no in various ex- tr.•nes of the Earth. The Earth is now prnet•eally ntcay from t' •rterhin; 10( 11,nc . of both Jupiter and Saturn. h ne We b1,•%,• that enrihpi. 1(1 * it SI subsid • to n minimum dor n; the n •tt fete yen re Ilet it roust not Is. mut 1'tuod }hat midi phcnomt•nn c o.. tnl ir.•:p : minor S.•iamid ti storbane s Is :ivy or light. will con - ems. 10 cou'ornt to ih• t.•isntie per - ods lalrl doe n iti oar (nr -caste. Prove it yours•:f. ,\ Ite,tulnr Storm Period coa•,•r% the Volt to 29th. et•ntra! on the 27th. look for !a'1:02. barometer and r sewn! ndee:ded •forms dur- in,' this 3' tiod. Moon in apogee and fug on 24th wi:1 pre•cil'ilate storms coyly in this period. Much' cooler as April ends. Church Directory Ct-RM.E3.T JAMES STREET METHODiST CHURCH Slaughter _Salo Rev. Richard Hobbs, Pastor Sunday Public: Worship -10.30 a.mu. and 7 p.m. Class Service -Sunday 0.30 a.m. and after Morning (Service and Wednes- day night. - Young lien's Claw and Lstaalzutatena Sunday at t p.m Sunday School and those Classes 2.30 11.111. Epworth League -Tuesday at P. p.m Prayer Meeting-Thursdau at 8 11.01. Sunday API it 24 -The l'nstor will pr. net to the utentbera of the I. O. 0. E. in Ube ntorninr and 'to the young nr n in The evening. 100 Suits to be Sold at Greatly Reduced Prices Men'sSuits OF - eady -Made Clothing. -AT- $20.00 After all it's the Tailor who stakes a suit a SUCCESS or a FAILURE. The most fascin- ating style would he a fizzle if there were not careful needle work underneath. That is the reason our Suits at CM are better than the suit you boy in tows: for more money They are perfect in every way if not you can have your money hack. W. W .TAMAN Merchant Tailor. EXETER ()NTA RIO IWoven hence that is made and I am selling at the following low prices: - 6 liar Pence at 24 cts. per rod 7 liar Fence at 27 cts. i'er rod 8 Bar Fence at Jo cls. per rod Am selling the best 13. GLtITWOK1 HY GRANTON. oN TA 1.,() If you are in need of a good cheap Suit come to us. Summer Dress Goods SILg MULL These goods are strong for Ladies Summer Suits and are very Up-to-date' To retail at per yard FOULARDS A few only in Blue, Brown and Grey. You have to see these goods to appreciate them. To retail at Mercerized Ginghams In Plain Patterns only To retail at per yard MILLINERY Anyone wishing an Up•to-date Hat should not fail to give us a call. We have a Competent Milliner in the person of MISS MOR - LOCK. Trade accepted. 0:2ocERiEs We are noted for Our Good Groceries. We buy nothing but the BEST. Give Us a Call and be Convinc_d that what we say is Correct. Highest prices paid for Produce. THE W_ J. CARLINC. PURITY - I'RE5111. i'A I'ItEF.-R: ad. in order to further introduce our Toilet nr- tie.'s, Evaporated perft:m'•s we are join,[ to give (res with each purchase of $1.00 and over a towbar premium. ran tee our arooda ent:$'ac- tory or refund your money. We want your trod••. tome in and investigate, 5o trolbte 'lo abow ;Dods. Net: po.t cards this week. Also local Edison Phonographs. Records etc. 1: pafnn j duple. at -- THE PURITY .1. \Vtl.t.t Pn:a ):1.r., - %f.tN.tr.t•:tt Bus & Dray Business !laving purchased tho lilts and Drily business from Win. Arnold. 1 ro- heit a shale of \ our 1)at- i'u1.;Ige'. (.)t'(ICis left. at the .'(1vocatc OIliee. T. G. Creech, i'1'(rptl'ietlti' GRANDTRUNK SY'S EM 'roltt:NTo ANI) RETURN aJ.55. i"ram Ex.ter with Wets, added for :Ufa:to:on to Canatiihn National tiers • Snow. T:ek. is ,good going ApI. 2&:a. r. turn I:m:t May 2nd. llonleseekcrs Excursions \\'.nn'(►rft and retain. *32.00 1.dtnonton and return. $12.511 • a Chicago or Sarnia and Nor:11 rn nv. Company. 1'1:1 in•ormaiion ns to (Int s etc. from J. J. KNIGHT. Di rot Age's.. or write J. 1). Mtll)ONALD, Unioa Dern,' Toronto. tint. v for S• --- 0. at Ih C n1 ,' Hotel. Exeter on +\•' do .-day A1'r,! 27th. nt 12 o'clock t .h nnoiher :old ni calves for sale. • 29. on the Blind Lin • Ilay. o: .neo.', has pt:rchased front G 'tltnan & . tantetry the r, a'dence of th:' late E. C. Howard on William street. Mr. Scott intend: moving to town in ills 'f'it,. showers of the brit port oft he we k was Just what th ,arta set were want:aft. There a vas a 'ack of sprier showers and the crop'. mud :and w r ui 4u mi hc;r'nnint to ,suffer, but no s•riouli dantnge was [lone. HdwMn Stove & fldrthvdrc Stor SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS & VARNISHES Builders' Supplies. Housecleaning Supp'ics, Garden 'Cools. Special Paint for Housecleaning Housecleaning Time is House ptinting lime -.the Flames. the Ihase•hnards, the Cupboard.: the ('hairs. the Tables and a dozen Pieces of F'ur- nitutt' need re painting nr re -varnishing. We have :t complete Line of Sherwin- Williams Paints and Varnishes 1• rd Lave 1'ait118, Val'tii.lis anti Stains for every I',untairle Article. Ask for Calor Card. We can quote you Lowest !'rices on _ Cleveland Spring Coil Wire NI) l'„nitry "letting, (limen Trots, Houa'cleaf4;t ii ing $applies, Err. stove tIi1rIWdr6store The Sign of the ()no Door North of !'hint Mao Browning's Drug Story The Sign of the Paint Mau S?ft mmfnmrnn►nr?It tfrIf? nrmmtit It? 1 1 E 1 1 1 1 TAILORING! new Surlu smtiogs We guarantee l;estiWorkmanshir, Best Material, Best Fit and:Prompt Service. Cornelin and inspectlour materials. W. JOHNS. Merchant Tailor -- 3 3 1 3 3 1 3 Exeter, Ontario, i alAi Us 4U M4 j