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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1892-9-22, Page 87 MS01.101.10•171, Notice. Visitors and Ticket Holders a're eequested to hunt up The 1art where a ERE'E EXHIBIT of FANCY GOODS will be given entitling callers to a choice selection bought to Meet the wants of AT LEAST 4000 VISITORS, The MART, Sept. 20, '92. C+BIGG, Sec'y & Treas. Fall Stock Now Complete At The BIG BANK U T STORE. Look out for the Opening of our new MILLINERY and MANTLE ROOM. Stewart. LOCAL JOTTINGS. Mr, John Loadman, of Usborne, has purchased half interesi in that noted stallion "Bookmaker". Pure Cod Liver 011 combined with Wild Cherry and Hypophosphites renders Mil - burn's Emulsion the best on the market. Toronto's great show is best adver- tized by those tribunes of agriculture whe will describe its glories for weeks to come frcm a throne• on a nail keg in se village store. Messrs. James Acheson and James Bissett succeeded in killing eighteen blaek squirrels on Saturday. They are said to be Isery plentiful in this dieerict this season. Now that the fairs are about over and the second instalment is paid, put- ting up stoves will be the national gam.e until the blithsome sport of snow shovelling is in season. 'The Customs Department has sent out the following telegram to collect- ors of customs regarding cholera:— "The Minister especially' instructs you to exercise the (neatest possible vigi lance in orcler to locate any suspielous articles in which infection might exist which may be imported from infected localities in the United. States. You are to report all such cases to the •De- partment of .Agriculture by wire. The Minister orders that all customs officers are te act peoraptly and efficiently as quarantine officers, according to in- structions sanctioned by law'which will be slant you by the Departinept of Agriculture,. A letter andressed to the Hon. the Minister of Finance by a firm of well known provision merchants in Liver- pool, Eng., after alluding to the report published in the Canadian Gazette of the firm's show of Canadian dairy pro, dttee at the Yorkshire show, saye: "At our stall we had samples of cream and butter end aro pleaSed to say merch. ants generally spoke highly of the geuality. We have several enquiries for coesideralele quantity to be held over in Canada till September and Oa Sober. It is generally believed in the trade that Canadian butter is eteadily gaining; ground here, and our exhibit of eggproved beyond a doubt that if properly handled they can be brotight .orward en at midsummer and sold perfeet tondition on this side." • Tho gate receipts of the Iowan felt fair amounted to $400. Great bargains in ordered clothiur, at 11 Piektirol & Soil's o Fair Days. Ladies! Call teed see Grieve's seas. lettes before you purchase elsewhere. A Wounded Spirit who cats heal. Victoria Carbolic Salve heals all ottier woends, cuts, bruises or burns. Big bargains on Fair days in all de- partments at Richard Pickard. & Son'S. Be sure and call. A number of eases of scarlet fever are eeported throughout the village, but no serious reeelts. A big shipment of boy's clothing just to hand at R. Pickard & Son's. This lot bought at a great bargain. Reserved seat tickets' can be secured at J. H. Grieve's for the Ideal Operatic Comedy Company on Tuesday eveping eext. The Ideal Operatic Comedy Company are highly spoken of, come and hear thane on Tuesday evening in Drew's Opera House. Don't forget the football mateh on on the 27th inst. on the Fair Ground. Gatne called at 11 a.m. sharp. Ad- mission free. There is a great rusts for Millinery and Mantles at Richard Pickard & Son's The low prices are attracting the crowds. Every testimonial regarding Hood's Sarsaparilla is an honest; unpurchased statement of what this medicine has actually done, Fall Millinery Openings it E. J. Spackman & Co's on Friday and Sat. urday, Sept, 23rd and 24th. Entry Lady cordially invited. Now's the time to order your new fall suit and the Big Bankrupt Store's the correct spot. Values were never so much in your favor. Messrs. James Bissett and James Ach- eson succeeded in shooting 17 black squirrels on Saturday last. This is the best shoot of the season. The marriage notice of Mrs. David son's daughter, which appeared in our last issue, should have read Miss Eliz- abeth Aun Jane Davidson, All the ladies in town will be at R. Pickard & Son's 'Millinery opening on Saturday, Monday & Tuesday, Sept 24, 26 and 27. They are all invited. A meeting of the Exeter • Football Club was held in the Town Hall on Thursday night last, They intend ar ranging for a match here on Fair day. Mrs. J. P. Ross met with a painful accident yesterday (Wed.) by falling down a stairway, fracturing her arm and wrist andotherwise injuring her. self. • Special values in blask silk and black dress goods at the Big .Bankrupt Store. You make a mistake if you don't see our assortment .of black g6odascl Lies you are invited: to call and Inspect our stock of Mantles and Mil linery on Saturday, Monday and Tues day, Sept. 24, 26 and 27, our opening days. Richard. Pickard & Son. The Fall Millinery opening days of Miss B. Horne are Friday and Satur- day the 23rd mad 24th of September, and the following Monday. and Tues day the 26th and 27th. .Everybody is invited to call and inspect my stock as have the latest designs and at the lowest prices. • Richard Pickard & Son now have the largest, best lighted and most fully equipped Millinery and Mantle show rooms in Exeter and carry by far the largest stock of these goods in • town. They want to see you on the openiug days, Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 24, 26 and 27. You will want printed matter to dis- tribute at the fall fair. Do not put off ordering but think up what you. want so that we wilt have plenty of time to get it out. In years past there has always been a rush just before the fair and some have been too late .to get what they wanted. Two gentleman were driving from GoderichStmday eYening when the thunder and lightning and rain storm came.. Electricity •seemed to hover on all sides, but no fear was entortain- ed until a deadly ball of fire followed the road and buried itself in mother earth close by the rig. No one • was iujured. It is altogether.probable that an eff- ort will be made to postpone •the trial of Veney, the wife murderer, of Sand. veld), until the Sprint, -'' Assizes, on the plea that the.defencehave not had en- ough time to prepare their case. Del erybody that knows Veney speaks of him in the highest terms and canneei conceive what drove him to comm.% such a terrible deed. g• The Big Bankrupt Store. The' lar est, best -lighted and most compl e store in the west, now full, chuck f 1I of beautiful new fall and winter goo s, prices as usual, the lowest. D. L. Cavell, Toronto, Trasrelli ig Passenger Agent, C. P, R., says: • At ti - Dandruff is a perfect remover of Da d ruiT—its action is marvellous—in own case a few applications not in y thoroughly removed excessive da ruff ruaccumulation, but stopped fallii of the hair, made it soft and • pliab e and promoted a visible growth. In addition to his local newspaper, a business man, to keep up with the tim- es, should regularly read some reliable business paper. One that is devoted to trade in general must, we think, proye the most valuable tO the merchant or manufacturer who aims to be well in- formed. Such a journal is the Towne - TO MONETARY TIMES, the handsotne Special Fall Edition of which is jest to hand, Between its artistically design. ad covers in brown and gold, the read- er will find a fair sample of the ground that is covered in eaeh weekly issue. From the contents it is not difficult to 806 hew this journal, for the past 25 yea, has been universally accorded the leading place. \ at Richard. Piekard & Sou', These are See the latest in shoes (tbe pleidilly) ter you, Ladies, Beauties, yes, Real Beatities, is -what the ladies say for the sew mantles at the Big Bankrupt Store, Prices guide anteed lower than any other house in , town. We have tha putt. The Americans have now a duty of 75 gents a to on Canadian bitumin. ons coal, and those interested want it made higher. Yet thc Canadian duty ranges from only 2 cents a tou to 60 cent. Great is the Yankee idea of reciprocity. An old lady wearing a poke bonnet and an unmistakable air of rusticity approached the entrance to the dog show at the Toronto Exhibition. "Ticket,, please?" asked. the doorkeeper. "Tick. et! I haven't got a ticket," was the answer. "Well, it -costs you ten cents," "Ten cents? I wouldn't give ten cents to see all the dogs between here and Manytoby! Pd•ruther buy a yard of cotton," and she moseyed.---Tde- grTwillile"re is only one thing now that . can prevent the success of the Stephen and Ueborne fall show, and that is the weather. The above ;how will be held, on Monday and Tuesday next, on the somety's grounds. Many novel attrac- tions have. been added by the directors so that every accommodation . will be afforded visitors, besides the very lib. eral premium list offered for competit- ion, Everybody eonee and have it good time. • As attractions of different kinds have been secured for visitors on fair day. a first-class coinedy company has been secured to give an entertainment in Drew's OperaHouse in the evening. The artists age, Miss Blanch Bradshaw, Miss Alice D. Ransom, Sim Fax, Rex Smith, and Alfred D. Holman.• The names are familiar to many here, and on previous visits the house has re sounded with much incessant applause Plan of hall can be seeu at J. H. Grieve. Popular prices of admission. The stomach of man is subject to a dozen such common but painful affect- ions as cramps, cholera morbus, chol- era, diarrhea and dysentery, and by neglect any of them may be made chroeic and dangerous. All are more or less painful: and the best, handiest, surest and quickest remedy is Perry Davis' Pain Killer, a medicine which has been tried in all quarters of the world for more than •a quarter of a century and never failed to give re lief. It is sold by all reputable drug- gists. Large bottles new size 25 cents each. The base burner stove, the telephone and other improvements of a like kind have worked a domestic and social re- volution within the last few years. Among these improvements it is not unfelt to include the • "Myrtle Nayy" tobacco. The great majority of erten smoke tobacco; have done so for cent uries past and will continue to do so. It is importaut, therefore, that they should smolse the best quality of the article. That is what they are sup- plied with in the "Myrtle Navy." All smokers who have used it know that its flayor cannot be surpassed, that its quality is always uniform, and that the only care they have to exercise,. in its purchase is to see that the trade mark T. & B. is stamped on the ping, A mass meeting of temperance workers will be heid in the lecture room of Main Street Methodist church on the evening of September 27th inst. next. Chair to be taken at 8 o'clock sharp. • This meeting will be held un- der the auspices of the Epworth League of Main street church, aided. by the Royal Tempters of Temperance. The audience will be addressed by Reyds McDonagh, Russell, and others. The programme throughout is said to be a good one. Admission free; let there be a large attendance. Come and crowd the house. This is the first of a series of meetings te be carried on during the coming season. Every effort will be made to make these gath- erings profitable. By order of Com- mittee. Personal Mention. Mr. Fred. Down, of Woodstock, in response to a telegram concerning his sister's illness, arrived here on Wednes day morning.—Mr. Eli. Snell visited Toronto and Oshawa last week.—Mrs. Windsor, of Brown City, Mich„ who has been visiting in and around Exe- ter for some time, returned home on Thursday lase—Master Luther Bissett returned to Londoe last week.—Mr. John Manning left on Tuesday morn- ing for Britisii Columbia, where he intends residing.—Mr. Dan Dyer and wife, of Paynesville, Minn, are here, the guests of Mr. A. G. Dyer.—Rev. Wm. Martin is attending a meeting of the Presbytery in Toronto this week.— Mr. John Fisher, of Toronto, has been here for a few days on a yisit.— Mr. J. G. Emery left on Monday for Sinicoe, on business regarding the erection of the new grist mill.—Mr. Seagle, who has been visiting in this neighborhood for several weeks're. turned to her home in Brown City, Michigan, last weeke—Mrs, Ike Hand- ford and step -daughters, Hettie and Veda, bit on Tuesday for London,— Mrs. Nelson Peterson returned on Tues day from Hyde Park, where she hatt been visiting relatives and friends.— Mrs. Thompson, who has been the guest of Mrs. Thomas for some time, left for her home in Lucan on Friday. —Andrew Thompeon, an old Exeter boy, who has been in the Northwest for some time, returned to Lucan last, week, and is now in Toronto, where he has secured a situatien.—Arthur Stewart, of Wingham, has beets en- gaged by Mr. Walt Andrews as furni- ture finisher.—Miss 1 Greenway, daughter of Thomas Greenway, Prem- ier of Manitoba, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. (Dr.) leollins.---gr. John An. dre,svs of Gederich, his bre- thee, Walt. 1/4 Fell Millinery Openings at E. J. Spielman S.s Co's on Friday and Set. urday,' Sept. 28rd and 21t1i. Every Lady c.ordially inVited. A rare treat is in etore for the ladies who visit the inter millinery and ,inan- tie show room at the Big Bankrupt Store, °peeling, Friday 28rd. Every body come, „ Seafor th. ove Works. All orders for the above Dye WorKs cs,..acrir vbaebitAt41josid. R. ih. s Servant girl Wanted to go to Lon- don. Apiny at Wan, Broderick's Store, Exeter. reruns tor sate. The uodersigned has several first class farms for sale on easy terms. J. Sieacacmeee Exeter, wanted. Never too late to mend. 5000 pairs of boots end shoes that need repairine; to be left at the leading boot and shoe, store next door to the post office. G: Manson. Sick List, Mrs. A. Allan is slowly recovering fume a severe attack of biliousness end, liver complaint, which she has endured during the past • weele—Mr. Samuel Gouhr has been confined to the house for several days, but is slowly recover- ing.—Mrs. George Muttart, Exeter North, is at present ill with a bilious attack. , Miss Polly Down, although very low, is slowly recovering. Another Warning. A tramp travels about, fallis sick in a farmer's house, writes a prescription for some medicine, which he asks the farmer to sign in order to make sure that it will be sent to his house. The traveller gets better and concludes not to send for the medicine, keeps the signature, and the:next thing the far mer knows he has a note to pay. The warning is given for the hundredth time: Don't sign your name to any paper for a stranger. , Millinery Opening. Mrs., D. Spicer wishes to announce to the Ladies' of Exeter and vicinity that she intends having her Millinery Open- ing beginning Friday and Saturday September 23i.d. and 24th. Having secured the services of Miss La Faye, a firstclass milliner, the utmost will be done to please customers. The finest display of the newest styles. The latest in both American and Parisian noyelties. Remember the place, Mrs. D. Spicer. AAvertisinr, Stray Cattle. The laws of Ontario provide that a person taking up any -stray cattle shall give notice of such taking up by publishing a notice three times in a weekly newspaper, if one is published within the section where the estray is taken up; and if the property is not called for within three weeks after the first insertion of the notice thefinder will go before a justice of the peace and take oath to the finding and ad- vertising. If the property is not claimed within one year and •should not exceed $50 in yalue, it then , be. to the 'party taking- the same up; if over $50 it shall be advertized by the justice and soid, and the excess of all expenses shall be paid over to the. county treasurer. Any person taking up an estray and neglecting to cause the same to be advertised and appraised shall be liable to a fine of $20. The estray law applies also to any other 'personal property which may be fonnd in a like manner. 42;4 Eze, Mr. Hilo Gilson, A stalwart teamster in the employ of the Glens Falls, N. Y., Lumber Company, says that both he and his wife highlyrecommend Flood's Sarsaparilla. She Thatfailed to gain strength after a severe illness, felt miss crable, could not sleep, and had no appa. tite. When she took Ilfood/s Sarsaparilla she began to pick up and was soon allright. His own experience was that in the spring he was all run down, had weakness and dis. tress in the stomach. Hood'S Sarsaparilla brought him . round all right, and he 1 rgt. is now better Td and heavier • 1° ‘0° than for years past. Thousands, yes almost Millions of Peoples testify to the wonderful value of Hood's Sarsaparilla for that tired feeling or weakness of mind, nerves or body. It is the helping hand which restores full health and strength. Mr. John J. Scully, President of the Seamen's s ine street, Detroit, eeling 'Union, 256 Gather- • Michigan, voluntarily writes as follows: "C. L Hood & 004 Lowell, Mass.: "Gentlemen: I feel in duty botmd to toll of the benefit I de - M akes rived from sarsaparnlrt4 i have Hood's been troubled with nervous dyspepsia, was sired and languid, with no ambition to work; my sleep was irregular. So I began taking Hood'a Sarsapa, It teemed to be itist the 1 ea c rilla. From the very iirst thing for me. The nervous dyspepsia haS now entirely gone) my appetite Is excellent, • I can eat heartily Without distress after. ron •wards; X sleep *ells end. can now go about t my work Without that tired feeling so frequent before 1 took Hood's Sarsaparilla /have taken Six bottles and recomniend it AS the King of Medicines.” J. 3. SCULLY. i HOOD'S PILLS ettre liver ills, constipation, ttliousnoss, jaundice, dick headache, indigestion. illtiowPrit? • IF SO, visrr Fall 1T'air on Monday & '1,',nesday. We offer a Magnificent Stock for Fan and Winter at Prices the lowest for strict. first-class goods. High Grade in all Departments. True merit in every article. Honest quality everywhere. Nothing missing. An immense Assortment. Everything, the best. The quality will tell it. • The price will sell Those are the reasons why- you should come and inspect our large and varied stock before going elsewhere. Dry-COOdS9 Groceries, Crockery, Boots & Sh,tes, Hats, Caps, Furnishing Co ds, Notions, etc. We show all the Latest Styles. We keep the very finest selections. We make it a point to have every article in stock the best of ito kind The dollar you. spend with us goes further, lasts longer, gets more quantity gets betterquelity and does you more good in services, worth and wear • than any money you spend. Remember it is an established fact that it pays to trade with G OS. mealltICISR.OrOMmixAmmil. GARDEN AND FIELD All Kinds OfFENCE WIRES. LAWN MO ERS. ALABASTINE in all Shades. DAISY CHURNS. Full line of Thriv re Cheap, for 0 sh at BISSE T ROS. 1uter ter Ft 14 U rAR,' OBT. N. ROWE 11. rad, all BSG Bs 0 12 Still takes the lead in the Furn- itme business. I am too busy to call on people in need of furniture, but please drop in my warerooms and see my stock and I will try and suit you in this line. Ordered yolk neatly clone on shortest notice. Remember I have also a handsome line of Undertaking Goods always on hand. Any calls in this line will be promptly attended to and satis- faction guaranteed every time, Stand next Molson's Bank. ROBTI N. ROWE. GEO. A.Twpet TEAS IIYNDMAN, fon If An )6, Exeter, COFFEES. EVERY PERSON SHOULD 13UY Of. flarials Solittorg LarTD Eller. It is better than all others. TE RE a will not get out of order. 2,—It is cheaper than any other Can, 3.—It will last five times as long as any ordinary lamp filler. • 4.—Because it is non corrosive, as 11 18 zinc and tin. which form a mag- netic action and keep it from corroding. —It will do the work in one-fourth of the time. 6.—I1 will not soil the floor and shelf, 7.—It never sweats oil. 8.—It gives you perfect control of the oil. 9.—It is always eeat and safe. , 10—I1 will strengthen the lunge. est RIS WHY: This Can hag been exemined by experts and pronounced to be the best they ever saw. Ilandy, Healthy, neliable awl Cheap. They are Wanted in every house where coal oil is teed. The fastest selling article in the Market. OODBLEDION & TOLLAND.