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The Exeter Times, 1895-4-25, Page 1VOL XXII, NO 31,, xrirr AND HURON & MIDDLESEX GAZETTE. "HEW TO THE LINE, LET THE CHIPS FALL WHERE THEY MAY EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 25, 1695 R. S. FORD k CO. WOODHAM. —WE ARE DEALERS IN— 'DRY GOODS; MILLINERY, :ORDERED CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, JOHN WEMTE & SONS 1'nbiiabe s andlProps'lotors HOUSE FURNISHINGS, READY-MADE CLOTHING, &c. And was are prepared to give you good values in any of these departments, but this week we wish to call your attention to •some Special Bargains in goods needed about • house-cleaning time, such as Wall Papers, Win- dow Shades, Lace Curtains, .Curtain Poles, Carpets, Ready - :Mixed Paints, &c. �. S, Ford. cSc Co N. B. —Bring along your Butter and 'Eggs and we will give you the top price. St. Marys. B. rr,,s,--Mr. F. E. Butcher has left On a flip to the maritime provinces in the interests of Carter, Son & Co. -E. Mennig, of Clinton, is in town. His mother is very ill at present. ---The Athletic Association received its usual .grant of $100 from the town council.— Mr. Robbs, who recently niet with a £egt!'e accident by being upset off a load of wood, is rapidly recovering from his injuries .—The St. Marys Council has made a grant of $100 to the South ,Perth Agricultural Society. The vote .stood 5 to 3, Anderson. BRxExs. —Kirkby Robinson is mak- ing preparations to build a frame kit- -oheu this summer.—The usual promot ion examination took place on Thursday last, and were conducted by Miss A. Robertson, of town line school.—Our .neighborhood is seeing many changes lately; Isaac Hall moving to Base line, Blanshard, end R. Shier, of Woodham, moving to the farm lately occupied by L Hall; Thos, Riley has become a resid- .ent of this village; he is on the farm lately occupied by Mrs. J Lane. Wm, Woods has moved to J. Kerslake's farm .and Robert Atkinson will be working the Anderson farm this summer. .s, _Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life Away Is the truthful, startling title of a book .about No -To -Bac, tho harmless, guaran- teed tobacco habit cure that braces up tnicotiuized nerves; eliminates the nicotine poison,;makes weak mon gain strength, vigor and manhood. You run no physical .or financial risk, as No -To -Bao is sold under guarantee to cure or money refund - .ed. Book free. Ad Sterling Remedy .Co., 374 St. Paul St., Montreal_ The nomination meeting for school trustee at Alin .Craig to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. Geo. M. Alex- ander passed off very quietly, and resulted in the return of Mr. Robert Willis by acclamation. XETER BICYCLE EMPORIUM. Agents for the Finest Lines of Bicycles ever Represented in Western Ontario. Ladies' wheels from $60 up. Gents' wheels from $50 up. ..We handle biycles you hoped some "day would bo built. The best quality .-at a low price, The "Perfect" cannot be beaten at :any price, and the "Garden City" is :equal to those of other malts sold for $25 more, We do not confine ourselves to ane make of wheels: we give our customers •;their °hoioe, but we have our favorites. Call and examine our stock, Browning 8g, Ilarrison. I3a.cyels, nleetrle Bells. Tele aphioiltes, Etc, P c zA N Have decided for various reasons to reduce their stock, X10,00) Ten Thousand Dollars, and will commence on SATURBAYAP:` Ila 27T A Gigantic Sale of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, MILLINERY, MANTLES & CAPES, BOOTS & SHOES, HOUSE FURNISHINGS, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, ETC We want to raise "$5000.00" Five Thousand Dollars in Cash by the end of May. This will be without doubt the greatest sale of high class goods ever held in the West, and an unprecedented opportunity to purchase cheap goods. The following are a few of.. the leading special lines Staples. Regular 8c. G. Cotton for 5c tt CC CC 5c tt tt 354c 25c Ticking for lgc 6c B. Cotton for 4c 12 r2 c Twilled Sheet- ing for 8c Colored New Brunswick Car- pet Warps $1.15 per bunch Table Linens, Regular 25c tN CC 35C 50c 70c for tt tt 19C 28c 43c 63 C Flannelettes. Regular tt 7c 9c. 12r2C for tt 5c 7c 85 c Ask to see our English Flan- nelettes, extra wide width. Carpets, Curtains, & Window Shades. Reg. 15c Hemp Carpet for 9c 55c Union 38C " $z.00 Wo,1l 83c All Curtains at reduced prices. Prints and Challies. 12% yards of roc Print for $1.00 104 yards of Challies for " 7c In Wool Challies we are show- ing a very large range at very low prices; also Crinkles,Sateens, Lawn, Cloths, Muslins, &c., in endless variety.. Boots 8c Shoes. We have just opened - up a very large and complete range of New Spring Goods and are offering all lines very much be- low the regular values. We would call particular attention to our Tan goods. All these goods were' bought direct from the manufacturers for spot cash. Tweeds. We .have just opened up an immense shipment of Tweeds which we purchased at a great reduction: Customers will get the benefit. Men's and Boy's Shirts. Just opened up a big shipment of Men's and Boy's white and soft shirts of all descriptions. We can fit any man or boy in the country. Be sure and see ou•r stock. Men's and Boy's Felt Rats. Boy's Hats, job lot, 25C Men's " 25C Also a number of lines which we will sell at less than half price. See our nobby Fedoras and Stiffs. Men's. 'W Water Proof Coats. Men's $7.75 Coats reduced to $5 $7.25 " Tweed Coats, best make, long cape, but- ton down the front for $7.75 These goods are all especial values. tt 9.00 tr tt DRESS GOODS, 1 TRIMM/NGS & SILKS: $3,000 worth of Dress Goods and Trimmings and Silks to be sold during this great sale, Prices will be in fav )r o/ the buyer, Everything on our shelves in Dress Goods, Silks and Trimmings will be offered at sf'ecial prices. We have too many of there goads, and want to turn therm into money as speedily as possible. MILLINERY. We have a most complete stock of all kinds of.Millinery Millinery and are clearing ameM& r of ltnes, some as low as half price. Nois your opportunity to purchase cheap nobby Millin— ery. ORDERED CLOTHING. We have an immense range of Tzeieats and Worsteds and the whole lot must be speedily converted into cash. See our Tweed Suits, to order, for $lo oo. See our Worsted Smits, to order, for $1.5.00 These two lines are great values. READY-MADE CLOTHING, We have an immense range of Men's Youths' and Boys' ready to wear clothing. All these goods will be sold at great bar, ains during the Great' Re- duction Sale. GROCERIES. We sell Groceries chewer than any other house in town. We'guarantee our gnods ab— solutely pure, and handle noth- ing but the best brands. RAISINS. We have made a btg pur- chase of Raisins and will sell 23 lbs new Valencia Raisins for $1.00. Wall Paper. See our u Lt tt Paper at 3c tt 5c " 8c " zoo tt tt 12rgC These goods have borders and ceilings to match, and we can show you more expensive goods if you wish them. Heptonettes. We are sole agents for Messrs Hepton Bros.' celebrated rain proof garments, and during this sale will sell them at greatly re- duced prices. Ribbons Will be much used this season for dress trimmings. We are offering a large range much be- low regular prices, Laces and Embroideries. We have all that is new in Laces and Embroidery, import- ed direct from Britain, and will will offer special values during sale. Ladies' Capes. 'We have the nicest assortment of Capes and Wraps ever display- ed in Exeter. These goods are the latest in styles and made of good material and the prices are low. j Corsets, We keep in stock all the lead- ing makes of Corsets, and would call particular attention to our light weight summer Corset. They please ' everybody who have seen them. During this sale we shall clear a number of odd sizes of popular makes at greatly reduced prices. Hos?Lery. We are agents for the herms- dorf fast black cotson hose, and sell them at all prices from 15c. 'upwards. We are also showing some special lines in Ladies' blrck cashmere hose. Gloves. Pauline Kid Gloves, regular price $z.00, sale price 75c. '1 Alexandre Lacing Kid, regular price $1.40, our price $r.25. Parasols, We have them frilled and plain, for Ladies and Misses, and the whole of them carne direct to us from makers in Britain. We guarantee you a saving of 33 3/3/ on all Parasols purchased from us during this sale. Silverware. We will sell -during this sale a quantity of Silverware at about one-half regular prices, This is a special line which must be cleared during the next few days. Crockery and Glassware. We are offering Tea Setts at Bargains. We are offering Dinner Setts at Bargains. We are offering Chamber Setts at Bargains. You can save money by buy- ing your Crockery and Glassware from us during this sale. We have,an immense stock and the goods must be cleared, • To the r� We simply state that every article advertised will be sold at exactly the price quoted and the alcove �L ■ list only gives you a partial idea of the bargains we are offering, and our twenty-five years reputation for handling only fi.r6t class goods in every department is sufficient guarantee that every article we offer during this exceptional sale will be Reliable in every respect, zunitzszcasonthis Sale is for Cash only, Butter and Eggs and all kinds of Produce taken. at Cash prices. R. PIEIiARD 8-.. SON, Largest General Dealers in theWest MARKET- Our Stock of Spring - and Summer Goods is now complete. Everything charming, new, and up to date in style. The Ladies should see our Dress Goods, Prints, Hosiery and Wall Papers. Gents' should see our Tweeds, Hats, Ties, Collars, Shoes. All nobby, new and sure to please, and prices almost out of sight, (so small.) Call around ; glad to see you.. J. P. Ross, Kirkton. Bniars.—After an illness of over four week's duration, Mr. Thos. Carr passed peacefully away on Thursday evening last. The remains were carried to their last resting place in the Methodist cemetery on Saturday afternoon in presence of a largo assemblage of acquaintances and friends, the funeral rites being performed by the Rev• H. D. Steele.—The Rev. H. U. Steele, who has been incumbent of St, Paula pariah for the past five yeard delivered his farewell sermon -on Sunday lest.—Mr. H. Brown of Winohelsea has. rented the farm owned by Mr. D. W, Dalmage of Palmerston better known as the Birk farm.—Mr. N, Y, Boyd of Mit: °bell, was in the village on Saturday last. —Mr. Sifton of Manitoba, has been paying a short visit to this province, but has found the atmosphere too chilly for him, and having exhausted his vocal powers. will soon return to his home, and it has been suggested that he might take Mr. Jeff McCarthy with him and start a minstrel show, and with '<r Jeff as leading soloist. singing the old plantation melody; "There's no more work for poor old Jeff, There's no mote work I know; There's now more work for poor old Jeff,. For be's gone where the bad niggers go." Dalton himself might complete the trio to play grab with the collection plate, for eve. gently a small portion is his share here. -- Mise. Denison of Mitoliell, is the guest cf Mr. Taylor.—Mr. Edward Carr of Toron- to, came home during the last week of his brother's illness and returned to Toronto on Tuesday last —Mr. Jos. Kirk -is mak- ing extensive repairs to his residence. Ming host Jake has rented the spacious ground in connection with BIanahard Agricultural Society. -The dosing meet- ing of Eirkton Literary Society for the present Beacon was held on Monday evening last. A balance amounting to about $9.00 was in the trsasury which was presented to the Committee of Aber- deen Hall, atter purchasing candy to the amouns of 75 cents worth, which was greedily devoured by those present. It would not have been quire selfish if the remaining members of the literary society have been notified to attend.—Our vet W. R. Cave is on the star path both day and night the past tew weeks —Bert Bry aus our fashionable tailor is safely (awn- ed in his new tailor shop.—The daughter of Mr. and Mia. Ogilvie aged 13 years died suddenly on Sunday "last. The poor child had been afflicted since childhood and death came as a happy release to her aufferings. The funeral took place on Tuesday last. --Mr. Robert H. Robinson has received word of the serious illness of his father.—We think some of the pater families of our yillsge who allow their youngsters to roam around the village till 10 and 11 o'clock at night would be acting kindly to their children if they compelled them to get horse at an earlier hour. A little child belonging to Mrs. Brec- kow, sister of Mrs. Wm. Cautelon, West street, was quickly chocked to death on Saturday afternoon by a piece of meat. The little one hail picked up the piece from some being prepared on the table, and before the mother could realize any- thing it hal lodged in the windpipe and death ensued in a law moments. Mrs. Brechoty is a resident of Mount Clemens, Mich , and was visiting her sister.-- Goderioh Star. La Grippe weakens digestion use E. D.C. A Lowpaw DnUGGIiT. Mr 13 A Mitchell, the web known Lon, - don druggist, says of Stark's Powders, the great new Duro for Sick and Nervous Headache, Constipation, Biliousness, and Liver: "My ouatomera report that they are an invaluable remedy for those distasss. B A. Mitchell, druggist London." They are nine to take, immediatoaod permanent. Two preparations in each box. Sold et 25o a box by all druggists, 5 boxer $1, KI`RKTON Post Office Store meseamarmemossionmunoteafts NEW DRESS GOODS, NEW CPIIVCMIN S, NEW LACES, NEW PARASOLS, NEW PRINTS, just opened out, See our special value in 50c., Cashmere. We .solicit a call,