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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExter Times, 1910-04-28, Page 8el .& r: t , 't. t Dd r+ S APRIL 28th 11110 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NN•••••••••••♦♦•••••t••••• ••••••••••••••••••••NN•• STEWART'S � r PHONE 16 Eeter'sGreatest CLOTHING _STOR It Pays to he W ell Dressed. Any utas dressed as WE CAN DRESS IIIM it alwava taken ,►t his face value. Our Fabrics are pate Stock, 'th t Tailoritg is perfect, the: ('claws and Designs are exclusive. We want you to look them over. Four Good Selling Linea are • $10, $12.50, $15, $18. •2 Lace Curtains 2 We du • • • of !.ace Curtain,. in Whites. e showing a fine range • • Champagnes, Beige. .4 look will touvinc•e you that Our vit'ues ate unstarl assed, a pair �2 ••t S• � •S S= •• ••• 2 Madras Curtains These are Fashions Latest ( •real ion and give a fine ap- pearance to the hest room at per yard 50c, 15c, $I, $5 30c, 35c, 40c, 60c Room Rugs and Carpets Has it ever (secured to you what an important part Carpets net upy in the furnishing of a room. 11 certainly has to us and we are ready to supply your wanta in this line as never before. Hugo from $6.75 to $40 "NAIRN'S" Linoleumns Our New Linoletunns are here. We say they are a fine Lot. You would yourself. They include Oriental. Tile and pretty Floral patterns. Remetnber we fit and lay without any addi- tional charge. Dinner Sets (h,i oa Rose Pattern with clear white body and pretty ltose edging. This is one of hest seller,. You can hey any piece you want or the complete set of 97 pieces $15 �i ••••••••••••••NN•••••••• 1 I•••••••••••••••••••••••••• The Times Want Column A... in advert;siu,g medium the Ex. ter Tint •s cannot ue aur• pa•.y:d. Uo,as it occur to you that an ad id titist•utent may chat;- • th • ce hole career of an indiridunl, and May inatorial- 'y aft et 1h,• advertiser's lot tt `.i. r A rani estate td. wt.1 n• read by our 1,ubscriher and others who are inter - =h d iu real estate. If you hoc. sunt:•tbn;t to disperse of ; are wanting dlelp. or have -um. thing ;o bring before the uhSc a<• the columns of the Tut s as your advertising tit d•un1. The cost is trifling. •a•••••••••••••••••••••••• ♦••••••••••••••••••••••••• Market 1i 1wet.-The following iu! la tit report of Exeter markets, tor- r: r' d up to Apr.: _�:b. heat. $1.00 .,tnnd.rd. •: t ;:t; :12 so :it rents ♦♦ij i'''a . EO;. • Ilar!ey 48c. to ince Shorts $24.00 •• Winlor `in $22.00 2 Mode. Fu2.75. feed F:our *1.45-$1.50. •• 1 11113 *8.00. $10.00 Z• Coal, $7.25 a ton. •; Eggs ♦ Ihttter0'22 c•nv.% • •• •• • 22 22 .♦ :2 2• •• • '2 ♦• •• 2 •• •• • •I •♦ •♦ • Groceries 2 •Si 22 ♦• • •: 2• •• s • 2 ♦•♦••••••••••••••••♦••••♦• Our Groceries are Pure and Fresh. New Goods are constantly arriving and the big Sales mean that big prof- its are not needed. All kinds Produce taken as Cash J. A_ STMNATART •♦••••••••••••••••♦•••♦••• ••••♦♦•♦♦♦•♦••♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦••♦♦ •••••••••••••••••••♦♦•♦•r• ORGAN and PiANO Repairing and Tuning G. PEDLER, tate of Chicago, has decided to remain in Exe- ter for some time (indefinitely) and will wait on the music -loving public in the capacity of Piano and Organ Tuning and Repairing. This line has been his life work and he is thoroughly practice{ and competent in all lines connected with Pianos, Organs and Pipe Organs and Guarantees his work. Old Pianos and Organs overhauled and made even lire new at lowest possible price. Following are a few Prices : -New Strings'23c each ; Tone Iteg;tt!itting $3 tip ; Once Tuning $2; Key Levelling ladle ; Over- haulieg front *10 to Atli ; New Action and Hammers for Old Square Name; from $'..'.i up. Dainpers, F'elt,. Spring,.. Itegulnt- ing Screws, Bridle Tape Etc., furnished reasonably. ite-vernish- ing,•. Polishing (leaving like newt donee at lowest flgiree, also Bstimate.t on Pipe Organ Tuning and !fermi, ing furnished on re- quest. All (teed Organa come under the saute Price List. All Work Guaranteed. All orders left nt JOHN PEIILER'S regi• dente t►nuttl Main Street, or a Postal (:end addressed to G. Ped - ler, Exeter, will receive prompt attention. G. PEDLER, Exeter. %.0 DUST Causes Sickness, is a General Nuisance but can be avoided by Using DESTB4 1 on Sweeping Day. "Dustbane," moreover, disinfects the room:and restores rugs to their original freshness. The women swear by .'Dustbane"-when once they have. used it. Don't have another dusty sweeping day but get a 35 cent tin of s'Dustbanc". We are auth trized by the manufacturers of Dusthane to send you a 35C can of their Sweeping Complund, We want you to use this . n trial for orte week. At the end of this period if not found satisfactory 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 Sold in hbls , half bbls. and (platter bbls. for stores,- schools, churches, hospitals, banks and public buildings,'; W. J. Heaman 1)istrihntcr for Exeter. jUanatlian Factories St John, N. I3., \Vinnipeg, Man.; Hogs. ,iv. wc! ht. c;3 Clover seed $7.50 to $8.00. Timothy seed $1.50 to $2.50. Alaykc $5.4 to ti0,75. 1 lotalo;:s. 40c to nee, Chole• export cattle $7.40. Good capon cat t!.. S0 to $7. I LOCALS• ••• •••••••• .•.•♦••• 4r. 1':d. 13•-•. rs. of Dashwood, !Vent Friday in tow n. Mr. Bruce Anderson spent Sunday at h's Lump in Goderich. Itnee :!t Flynn is learninr the print - n: at th- "Times." The Jewe•h I'na'over week com- menced on Saturday last. Mr. Frank Cornish. of London. vis- ited in town ov. r Sunday. Wes Nctlie 'Sttacr. of Hensel!. via - :eel in town °v.•. Saturday. Mr. F:d. Snell is workin! for lir. W. G. Il'saett. Mrs. It. Treb!••. of Centralia. spent t few days itt town, last Welk. \Ir. Fred ltallot spent Sunday with friends in Mount Pleasant. Frank Rooke. of 1)ruv:t.•. spent Hat- urdey ;end Sunday in town. -,11 e , • w: will ..•rrI the • '1' c • 11 • remainder of 1910. G r; r : • Fssery and Richard Tr. rn .1, C 11, radia. were in town Sun- day. -. ::tid 'Sire. Arthur Brooke and '• of Centralia. spent Sunday In >I + Irene Sandford return •d Mon- day fa rWhitby Ladle.* College to re- sume h •r studio's. Master Edgar Brown% c. of .Fdg- mondville. is vi1.itini in Exet. r and Centralia for a few days. Mr. T. W. Snow. o'• llatley. viaited his sister. Mrs. Esth. r Jones a few days last Werk. Mrs. A. •Marchand return. d Lome Fr day after .1i -oiling the part few We ks in Ileriin and Ilnifalo. Mira \'in:t Pi.her has returned home ,eft•r r. Ilion: Ws c'ait with her Mister. Mr=. Dav:s. of Hamilton. Mrs. It.!lin,:s itt taking charge of ill • or,ran in th Trivitt Memorial church dnrinz Mr.'Slarkham's illness. Good cedar po=ts and c Sar brac,s for sale. also anchor poets. Apply to Wee •!y Shier. Woodham. Ont. Mr. Frank Jones. or Jlrantford. sp nt Saturday and Konday v;sitinr 11 a mother Mrs. E. Juntas. Mr. Fred Wh'ta is this as eek movin �. alto th • bolts!. Sanders nder street rr• c:•nt'y vacated by Mr. lied Bass den. Mr. Wm. Taylor. who has be •n no seriously il: during itt past winter. e0nva:t firing and i•t now Ohl • to lake n short dui:y walk. M'ra Helie !:night. of f:derton. re- turned Isom- Tuesday after viaitin: ;or a few days with MrS. \V. 11. Le- Mrs. \n•h and 1n'o mph- and ph and Albert Trickey. of Snrnin. visit - d th former s d;t't rhter.:11r•. J. \V. Powell for n f: w dnyt last week. Mr.� and Mrs. L. Towers. of North Dakota. eho are visitini; in Crediton. and 31iAp Mercy Sweet. of Crediton. set n: Er:d::z in town. 1' :also for fin t -One toad second hand Plano. 11try new. American ,n:eke. on'y $ifi0, Appy to John I'ee- .•er. Exeter MMa;n street. south 1-7tf Mr. Chas. Beene.. of Grate on. a thorough compo( nt erlwr. 'net ed of c:i apprenlic• as plat -a It the I; has 'ren engaged by Mr. F. •,' A. Il wl ::. of 1 r:rko g. Ea•k , 'n-••nd'n,t his ,•:inscription to i h • "T:, yes' states that he is eca•ed wit i th' paper. and is grad to ;r t the news of :h • old (rends in l:x•-veer "\1:•s•Annie and F. leant left for Toronto on Monday to jo!n their par - en -•. Mr. and Mrs. it. S. Lanae. A nr t • crowd of th •tr ,ctrl friends Wer • a: th • d 1,01 to see then[ off." -St. Marys Journal,. Th • n u• .tor) iho "1) antond Crep- e-nt'' or "Mod ern Ito,re.nee" coin- menc:s n"xt week in the "Times" T te ee :'h, pater will s forthe. bbl nnc • toe sent l of the i tr for 50 c; nt'. Mr. and 'Mrs. Simnel Ilrole nahir•. of 1', Won Fella. Ont.. and Mr. W. 11, flee. n •hie •, of Au Sable. Mich.. were 111 . .. of Mr. and Mrs. Richard t1e eh: a bee, altendinr the funeral a ;h •ir tent. Mrs. 1). l:.•rnick. Mr. ('has. Kerlily and After. Alias 1: eddy. .pent the litter part of Ina: week in London ' itit10! iI%j' Nettie hedd). Miss \. the oat sufficiently recovered at In leave the Itoepitnl nn Monday. She is ependinz the waek in London before relurninlf borne. Truetu:ut Elliott has returned from London and is arida working for \V, 1\', Tamar,. 1)lt. OVENII EYE AND EAIi elUlta neon, will to at the Commercial hotel. !lours 9 a. m. to l p. in. Glasses protterlr fitted and diseases of eye. ear and nose treated. Next visit Sat- urday, April 30th, all day. "Mr. and 'Sirs. S. Cudmore, of Cs - borne were In town this week. the ,sue -t+ of 'sir'. Cudntor•'.s parents. Mr. :utd Mrs, P. Daley. '.tfr. Cudtnor.• is �t::e , st nsively ,.nava, ed in 1bo man- eiactutt of cement drainage tile, for which there is an active deut•ind. 11'h:l1 in town h.• left eamp:es of his file at 4i, Everatt's meat store. and W. Kerslake's reed store." Huron Expositor. The story entitled "The Unexpected Conte-s'on" whtch we have ocen run- niinr for the past few months w'11 t ii.Ah this week. Only t ho- • who has- kept in touch olds the atur) know hots exceptionally 'r.terestinr it illi,. The "Diamond Cr, scent" or "Modern Itoniattc will 0e•.;iu tit 1 we •k. 'rhls story is or aosorbin; in- ter • st and we are sore our readers will to. p:eased n it h it. To any who arc not subscribers,. now would be a good Cute to subscrth so as not to Or=s any of the story. \V•• will .iv,! the ba'anc • of thio year to new suer 'cr'bers tor 50 cents. The editor of The Brussels I'ost,wlio is Otto of the leading Methodist lay- men of the London (%o,tft•rttce, nays in reference to the approaching meeting of the (conference, to he held in Chat- ham in June : "One of the early items of buailsess is the election of is president 1\'e would like very much to ere the choice fall on Rev. Reuben Millyard of (ioderiele Ile has been 10 years itt the ministry, has a splendid record of wet k done and ie tale of the first pivot loos of the Conference. Rev. 1llr. Millyant is not an office - seeker and is therefore all the mitre deserving of the honor Ile would fill the position with credit." We are p'cast•d to reprint the Col - :o0 -:ng which was taken from a Win- nipe,t paper and bate reference to the actin„ son of Dr. 1). A. Anderaont formerly of Exeter. The gold tnedat contest h.•!d at Stephen s church fiat n'rtht by the Itoyal Teplar's Legion creat •d a great deal of interest and after a nutty surprising deepity of juv••na:• elocutionary ta.ent. the prise was awarded to Dalton Anderson. the eight y,ar o'.d son of Dr. Anderson of Furby stre-1. while :'\lis! 1). Wallace won second plate. There were eight contestants. each o whom itrondly wore a silver medal. the emblem of victory in previous contests. The win- ner of the Gold medal recited "A Small Boys Ambition". while Wallace gave "Thr Two Picturea." Mr. John 'Markhain. or!taniet of the Tri vitt Memorial church and but :t few years out from Enztand. met with a acriotta accidcni on Thursday of last week. Two horses; belonging to Mr. D. Mack were in the rear yard o' the Mansion House hotel and one of them ,;o: its foot tangled in a broken c'o.hes reel. The nnimal had been (re d and Mr. Markham t••as ho'dinz it by ibe head. it jerked :owe.. wheel- ed around and kick d him in the !ell hip. brenkini 111• hip hon'. Medina! RA ons at once summon •4 and Mr. Markham was taken to his bout • on Albert Street whore the injury etas dre4.ad and wt. Ile suffered much pain and it will be tome weeks before he will be nb:c to be around azain. Th .• f:rat footna'l zam't of the seae- on was play •d on the School ,tronntle hot ween the married and ain,1:e men of the town. The score wan 1-0 'n favor or the former. The only goal of the • ve ulnar was scored by Sandy Ilawden on a Now from th, right. about the nt'dd'.• or the fired half. A good clean game was P ayed. the teams be!n ; pretty evenly match:• 1. Quite a number of spectators were on the grounds. The bath :'ora. aithou,th be- ing beaten. have challaneed the ben lets and cvi!1 tty conc.t:aions. agn!n on Friday ev: nine next. The line un wee as fol:occr: 'Marritel eon!. G. W. Ilarr:son ; back.E. ifern- .••s. E. Rowed. bait back : S. Moble r T. (taker. :f. tin -!l : form arils I)r. Boit!a(on. Ir. Axt. C. Northcott, 11•. J. Statham. S. llawden stns' gore'. M. Ilo•k"It : back. It. Anderton n, Wilton; hair back. It. So: thcot;. \\' l're•scator. 1.. 1't nha.'e • for- ward:. W. T,•• cn r. 11. 'Ir.•ihner. It. Itr stn:• t. L. II in. .1. M. eetithroil. The 1. V. t'. P. e::( heated the ann'ver,ary of the Order by attend- nt Divine uorship in th • James stn., Method et church on Sunday mornii ease. The ntorn'n,r was sout'what d s- a.rreentee yet over eighty merntelt tern:d ett:. It v. R. Ilo;,b: or an ezc'!Ient sermon Inking his text torn i-:1'ah :(Y: 2 And a nein ah til bo as an h'dine p:nce from the wind. "MI a covert from ih:• tempest ; as rivers or craters in dry place. as the shadow of a ,treat rock in a weary !and." He Pointed out that the text teach •t the' relation of one roan to unci h r. It Portrays the var:cd cs- Pf r uc••s of it Person and how th It to be met. I'eop:e are tossed abeet on ' (e's tempcaluotte ren. At times •t rids are contrary and threnten to •weep everything briore thein. .1t toes 11trrr is drought. when evc•rv- • it ng seems in titin and no pro•pecta n, a harvest. But no matter what the necessity Ther• iA provision trade. Wien th • wind to bete it r contrary and )our neighbor it rowin'z nttainst the storm a matt can become n hiding place. if we are what we aurrht to be any man who is (tempest torocd shona berable to take shelter tinder oft. Man cog be as a r:t, r or utter in n dry p:t.c-, A river stands for vitality and n caws of need man ran (rive the vi- tality that is ne •fled. The speak •r ref erred to a river as meaning d •- pendant•••. dependant on .1ributnrie•. nnrl all organisations arc d:penrlant on th••ir sourc a o' fupety. A river tnnds for abundance and pneeenity o' !top's. and so the Cddfel'ow•s ihoild rand for ricers or eaters in dry a :it' --. A man should h •. itt n eh:Me e - f t rock in a weary land to give the necessary protection to the weary raseller 11e said the possihia- ies of an or, anitation of its kind annot he • atimatr(1. In c.osine Mr. (obits po'nted out that it there is not roan on earth that will b.' all this here is One That wi:l b , the• Man hrist Jews. When the Order re• urned to the 'od,ro roost a vote of hanks was tend red to Mr. Robbs and he Trustee Board of James street buret,. `;1!.• .� a a 0 e n C c Church Directory JAMES STREET METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Richard Hobbs, Pastor Sunday Public 'Worship -10.30 a.mw and 7 p.m. Class Service -Sunday 0.30 a.m. and after Morning Service and Weraes- day night. Y•ulag y h4ss1'st W•./aw 11114 Vistaskwen' BuDd. Sunday Sohool and ftibte Creases t.30 pew. Epworth League -Tuesday at R. peen Prayer Sleeting-Tburadaet at 8 O.n►. Sunday. May lst, Educational day. Bev. E. A. Fear in the ntornint :ld the 1'astor at night. Subscriptions in aid of the. fund. Men's Suits - AT - GREAT Slaughter -Sale • OF - - Ready -Made Clothing. 100 Suits to be Sold at Greatly Reduced Prices If you are in need of a good cheap Suit come to us. X20.00 Summer Dress Goods After all it's the Tailor who makes a suit a SUCCESS or a FAILURE:. The most fascin- ating style would be a fizzle if there were not careful needle work underneath. That is the reason our Suits at $211 are better than the suit you buy in town for more money They are perfect in every way if not you can have your money back. W. W .TAMAN Merchant Tailor. EXETER ONTARIO IAm selling the best Woven Fence that is made and I am selling at the following low prices: - 6 Bar Fence at a+ cta. per rod 7 Bar Fence at 27 cis. Per rod 8 Bar Fence at 3o cta. per rod f1. J. GLflTWORTRY G RA N TO N. ONTAKIO THE PURITY i'REMiUNII FREE -R, ad. In order to further introduce our Toilet ar- t'c'ee. flavorin s. perfutnet we are rime to give (tee with each purchase of $1.00 and over a usefut premium. \1'.• ;unrantee our :mode aatir•tac- tory or refund your money. We want your trade. Come In and investigate. No troob.r (0 show ioodtt. New pont cards this week. Also local v:.•w•s. Edison i'honotraplus Records etc. Itt pnirin a done. at - THE PURITY J. WILLIS Puwrt.r., --- MAN.t1KIi New 11 :v It- cord; are 'n ' rd now 011 sale. Bus & Dray Business laving purchased the Bus and 1)ray business from Wm. Arnold. 1 so- licit 11 share of your pat- ronage. Orders left at the Advocate Office. T. G. Creech, Proprietor. GRAND TRuni\ SYSTEM TORONTO AND RETURN $05. Prom Fes, ter with 50rts. added for admisSlon to Canadaiatt National Hors: Show. T!ek. is „ood going Ape. 28th. return limit May 2nd. Homeseekers Excursions \1';11011,1: and return. `:12.ti1) 1:.1111601011 and return. *'42.L1) V a Chicago or S ern! : . n-1 "IV. Company. I'n'I in:orntniien as to Sat s \arch ru tc. from V Merchant Tailor J. J. KN !WIT, 1'epot Age nt. 4MAsig thea 444 4 or write J. U. %ILlIONA1.11. Tien, Deno' Toronto. Ont. SILK 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 these goods to appreciate them. To retail at Mercerized Ginghams In Plain Patterns only To retail at per yari MILLINERY 500 see 25c 15c Anyone wishing an Up•to date Ilat should not fail to give us a call. We have a Competent Milliner in the person of MISS MOR - LOCK. Trade accepted. GZROCERIES We are noted for Our Good Groceries. We buy nothing but the BEST. Give ()s a Call and be Convinced that what we say is Correct. Highest prices paid for Produce. W J. CARLINC. "EMPRESS" fall Bearing Mowers "OPEN CYLINDER" The Workmanship and Quality of Material Ilse(' are the very best in every respect. ''101-2 Inch Wheels' All the wheels en tete machine are thtee times tee weight of any Imported Machine. All three Mowers are made with Loose Half Boxes, to that they can be quickly and easily adjusted. Many Other Exclusive Feature,.. We Ouarartee every Machine and we have s large Attaortreent of Styles to snit all require- ments. A complete Line now in Stock of Hammock', Fishing Tackle, Builder's Supplies, Mechanic's Fine Tools, Nails, Glass, Putty, Iron Pipe and Fittings. l'inimithin�. Plumbingi anti Furnace Work a Specialty. 11't• can quote you the Lowest Prices on Housecleaning Supplies tr'tlen Tools, \\')tshing t\fachines, Wringers and Churns, fldWklll tone do Hardware Soro mft? mn►?ft II/ mmmMmMMMMMr� TAILORING! f� 1E 11 NCtki Suring Su1Uns We guarantee 13est,aWorkmanship, Best Material, Best Fit and:Prompt Service. 1 a Come/in and inspect:our materials `41 W. JOHNS. -- Exeter, Outario lfiEt Vera Campbell returned Fri- G0 YEA1ts FXPERiENCE O$' ,AA day from Hamilton. OLE) NUM*. Mrs, Geo' C311'1'1'41' Si' 3"ePb. !Pent Tetesday in tow u. Itra to ii'"".. ;. .,:sits, 6... ..1_ Mr. John trill ha., improved th • aP- p:aranc.• of h'.s residen, • by 'a coat se pa0t. Mrs. E. Jone s held It erre ,..cel auction sale of household efferte on !laturdny last. She intends Ieavin; for llrnntford cnrly in Mny. \Ce il3 101.1 (1. 1)ander•Of f sen 1p ntasan,zin;t to cure dandruff. Scalp mnsanae IOctet. or Por. hotlr4 SOcftt. For stale -Only of W. D. Jliirke'e Shaving Parlor. ter. Mrs. Evans. of Ailey Craig. 1)r. McGillicuddy wit 'thin week move into the house vacated by Mr. 1, G. Stanhury. Mr. J. (:• 14tantitry i.t this week .Lovina into his r, s denc,• on Andrew street. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA Mrs. \"irlslow's Soothing Syrup 1s the pre'• ription of one of the beet female t•ltyeicians and nurses 'in the United t+tatea, and tins been used for fifty yen rs with never-taillnit oneness by millione of mothers for their children. It relieves the child trove pain• cures diarrhoea, griping in the bowels and wind colic. By giving health to the child, It rests the mother. Twenty-five Creta ft bottler.