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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1898-1-13, Page 8ONE \ CASH STORE. We u one and all for the. Jibe al way in which. you THE BI6 n to our nein cash, and one pri13I6\ ce system.: Yes, its a system, we think the best on earth, best for you, best for st for everybody. Now that we have made success of the tem, it will be in order for some of the older and wiser drop in our trail and follow suite Only me along ou are welcomes We are always glad to have followers. NOW FOR 1898 We are prepared for bigger and better trade than ever, each a;ll eesding year findsus advancing. ONWARD, ONWARD, our motto, We are anticipating some big changes in THE BIG STORE during this year of which you will hear more later on. $2.45 For Gents' Beaverized fur caps. Regulaz. value $3.50. $2500 For Gents' Noel, Coon Coats, Regular value $35.00 to $38.00. $1.95 per pair for gents Fur Gauntlets: Regular value $8:25. 1,00 per pail for Crystal Drip Syrup, Ask for Crystal Drip and take no Other. • d3cts, per yard for the new "Lip' and "'Tube" Bias Dress Bindings, French skirt pattern free with each sale, -CASH OR PRODUCE AND ONE PRICE. - Store closes 6:30 except 'Wednesdays and Saturdays. J. A. m��++ 7 E y'y AR10 INSURANCE. E RNEST ELLIOT, Agent for the Wrsr BN ASSURANCE CE Co.s - PJNY, of Toronto; also 'for the Pzzoo zx Furs INSURANCE COMPANY, of London„ England ; the ALLIANCE. INSURANCE COMPANY, of Eng and. A. O. F. Court Price of Huron, No. 7865. :&IeetsinWood's Hall 2nd and 4th Friday .in each I. Mrs. Jas. Hodgson, mcntsi. Visiting gs , of Palmerston, bretlirlen are cor- visited Mrs. Geo. Fisher this week. diaendnvited to` Miss Rose Stephens, of London is sxiEL Wooe i visitiu her mother,Mrs.Li 1 ` DC. "R ; GEo'. g tt e�ohns. C. " .; , 'Pill Smith; of Toronto, spent Sun - Now write it 1898. Owen Mitchell, of 16th c•on„Stephen is seriously ill. Miss Mortlock will visit friends in Hamilton this week. Sam Pike has, taken possession of the Waverly hotel, Clinton. Mr. Geo. Hyndtnan is slowly re- covering from his serious illness. John Torrance, ofZurich, was in town this week calling on friends. K ' SE°1 day with his brother, Henry Smith. A January thaw this week reduced -o the snow supply and impaired sleigh- ing. o- -o j W. E. Browning on Monday return- -eve red to. McGill University to resume his studies. Will Browning left on Saturday for 116litteal •tc feserne his studies in Mc- Gill University. Miss Eva Wilkinson, of Strathroy, is at present visiting Miss Annie Brooks, London Road, South. Mr. Will Brooks left on Monday for IN's""-- Pen Holders, Owosso, Mich., where he takes a Irrk c course of study in a college in that , Ink Blotters, Ruled, Plain OFFER P 1CIA.L UCEMENTS Lead' Pencils, Rllbr-R'rrasers, Pens, and t • A meeting of the North Middlesex Parmer'sInstitute will be held in the Town Hall, Parkhill, on Friday, 14th inst. Foolscap, The new Council met on Monday evening to be sworn in, and make the Slates & Pencils, . necessary official appointments. Min- utes an 1st nage, Scribbling books Rev. Mr. Hobbs, of London, is as - Drawing Books sisting Dr. Willoughby this week in the revival services, in James street Tablets, church. Much success is recorded. Wm. Fraser has filled the office of Rulers, Etc. clerk of McGillivray for thirty-two �7 D / G n THE MART efficient and clerk D. ofmast Williams for llie has been the (! . to ►i i CJ dJ uxETERthirty-six. Use Winan's -Cough Balsam . for coughs, colds and Bronchial troubles. Acknowleged the best cough medicine on the market. Especially good for children. Manufactured by C. Lmr The Christian Endeavor society of THURSDAY, ' JANUARY 13th,. 1898• the Presbyterian church will hold an - ---------- open meeting to -morrow evening at i` i p 8 o'clock. Citizenship in the hoe by L®AL HAPPENINGS Miss Kinssman, citizenshi imn church by Mr. J. P. Ross, citizenship in state tattpq ttmei Mr. and Mrs. Richard Seldon, of In- by Mr. S. A. Popiestone, will be dis- gersoll, visited friends • in town last' cussed, also a good programme. week, The residence of Mr. Wm. McKenzie, iss Skelton of Goderich,: visited Parkhill, was the scene of one of those r friend Miss JeckelI, here last interesting events which is always ek' hailed. with joy, on December 29th,the Main street church on Sunday hist occasion being the marriage of his ontributed $150 to the foreign mission eldest daughter,Miss Georgina, to Mr. Fred. W. Dunsford,of Oleveland,Ohio, Mr. Joseph Cobbledick is the deli son of Mr. Dunsford, of the N. 13., gate to,district meeting of Odd Fel- Stephen. • Low'- held in Brucefield tomorrow. Wni. Armstrong, the chief G. T. R. es. John H. Trull, of Hampton, is. despatcher of London, has received a 'siting her father, Thos. Clarke. We letter from Oonduetor Snider, who is are glad tgreport the steady improve- at Fergus at present, in whirl+ the ment in the health of the latter: conductor states that his health is un - While acljustinga skate on one of his proving rapidly, and lie expects to be he other night, G. G. Johnston around again an a short time. Isis boots t g , aecidentaliy ran It ecrevv-driver' into illness was never serious. His system one of his hands, making "an ugly gash. We have received a copy of the prize list . of the H uronPoultry and nd Pet stock aesocielion. The annual ex- hibition will be held in Goderich Tana ,1.5, 20 and 27. ° Send for prize list. Chas. •Hawke, of Idenszt1l, was ticket* ed to the Old Country, vice steamship "Gallia," or the lseavera line,byCat. Gee. Il'wetit , �` 1•le°left Exeter oTiles-,da for Halifax, thence to Liverpool y � and on to Plymouth. Local contractors inform TOR '1 reege that already this season they Ela a secnred , More work than they They a as tar etl ez las)year. sa lad 1 ) t . r` creat Many new houses are to be erg y`. tinted throughout the country was simply run down with overwork. The death of Mrs. James draper, formerly Mies Sadie •'irale,aad daugher of the late John Vale, of Exeter took place in Detroit, Mich., on Sunday, December 20th,. The ` circumstances surrounding her death are extremely sad. 'She had given birth to a son and had only been sick a week. She was 33 years of age and leaves to mourn ber demise,besides the sorrowing husband, a five year-old daughter hter and the babe. This is the last invitation throb: h theress to the, Grand Concert in Giid- le 's (hall on Monday evening, 17th inst. Harold.Jarvis has forwarded to the Committee a list of the songs he Will sing on that night, which Without doubt, wilt be e rare treat. Among the selections of Miss Jessielalexander District Deputy, Jackson, acconnpen- are "Coaching in Scotland" and "Bar- Id Thu.- Id<b , the Pre. ident of Shefli~eld Lodge - gain Day" composed by MiesAlexander y h �. h pleasure of listeningto :.lthntori� visited Exeter S. O. �, herself.. The in Monday evening and; installed the these two se ectione alone in Worth iffi•cers reeently fcleeted. After the the whole price of the concert. Me. installation, speechce and songs were Hewlett, organist of i)catulas Meth. when IV' those pk'esentafter which . church London, will preside at the ,he .visitors and several others were piano. Miss this o pettnnity and be ,ntertained to a supper at • :Saagsliaw's sorry all the rest of your life. ostaurant. 'Ian and tickets at Broderick's store. leetiilg of tellers' Institute "toter on January 2r0th ( on 'Limitary 2lst, after - end evening sessions. A splen- did program Iles been prepared, and a..profitaa,ble time may, be expected by those who attend. See advt. elsewhere for particulers. Accxxsx,r-Oa Saturday, John Wood, while hauling bay meb with a bad accident. He was seated upon the load, and when turning plait to meet another rig, the sleigh capsized and tamed the load over into the ditch. Mr. Wood sustained several badbruises and bad one of his arms broken at the elbow. He is nowconfined his to cooiil. • ELECTION OF OFFICERS ;-S. A. Poplestone, D. D, G. P., installed the fol owing offices into their respective offices on January 5th : Pat„ W, 11. Trott, 0, P. ; H, Latnbrook, S. W. ; IL Buckingham, J. W. ; A. E. Fake, Scribe ; E. Spackman, Treas., J. Jewell, J. S. ; A. Hastings lst guide; W. Johns 2a,d Geo. Beaman 3rd ; R. Crocker 4th. Cox-vicTIONs.-Judged by tine nun-- ber of magisterial convictions reported for the last gnarter,the county of Hur- on is becoming a model moral county, as only 27 are reported, whereas a few years ago the number would have been nearly three times as great, Sea - forth magistrates bad 4 of them ; Winghani 3 ; Blyth 8, and the others scattered. Clinton or Goderich had none for the quarter. Four of the offences e ere for breach of the license act, all these being in South Huron Inspectorate, and the other offences were only trifling. DEATH OF MRS. GILLESPIE -The death of Mr. John Gillespie took place on Friday after a long illnsss. Mrs. Gillespie's maiden name • was Barker. Deceased with her husband, had been residents of Exeter for many years. Mrs. Gillespie had been a suffererfor years, of ageneral 'decline, but the past few months she was confined to her bed. She was a quiet, kind hearted woman and highly respected, which was attested by the very large attend- ance at the funeral. Deceased leaves it husband and nine children to mourn her demise-_ W. H.Graham, of St Marys, was in town yesterday. Miss Horne is visiting friends in Stratford and Woodstock. Mr. Aubray, of Montreal, was in town yesterday purchasing horses. Miss Lily Hardy has returned from visiting friends in Ingersoll and Brant- ford. Miss Conti Manning left this week for London, to attend the Business College. John Clatworthy,of Ilderton, visited some old friends in Exeter last Sun- day. Miss Gussie Holland, milliner, who spent the past season in Alliston. has returned home for her holidays. Mrs. F. J. Knight was in London yesterday attending;- thee funeral ' of her cmisin, the late Edred:Drew. Thunder and lightning on Wednes- day evening, together. with the rain gave the weather a spring like appear- ance. A match between the Exeter and Seaforth hockey teams will be played on the Exeter rink, on Tuesday next, 8 o'clock. -The first of the season, F. W. Gladman, who recently as- sociated himself with B. V. Elliot, Esq., in the practice of Iaw in Exeter. has leased the residence of M. J. White, on John street. Mr. Gladman's. effects are expected here this week. Ticket -holders for the Jarvis Alex- ander concert will please be at the hall, if possible, not later than 7:30. Concert will commence at 8 o'clock sharp. A few reserved seats left. Plan of Hall at J.W. Broderick's store. A pretty wedding took place at the residence of Wm: Haake, Goderich tp. Wednesday evening of lastweek when his youngest daughter Ida M. was united in marriage to Cyrus Vanstone, a prosperous young farmer of Colborne township. annual meeting a The e t g of the Royal piers of Temperance, in the Coun- ty of Huron will be held at Goderich on Thursday 27th day of January 1898. Commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. The Councils are requested to send •as large t number of delegates as poss- ible. On Sunday morning last Rev. W. M. Martin preached a very able ser- mon on "the City Hall disaster, Lon- don." In the evening his sermon on "parents" in connection with the series on 'family" was equally interesting, The congregation on each occasion was large. Saxon Fitton, who last week dis- posed of his residence to W. S. Lang, as reported in these columns,has leased the residence of Benj. Higgins, recent- ly vacated by F. D. Williams, and will reside there until Mr. Fitton's neiv residence, which he intends erect- ing at the south end of the village, is completed. The annual meeting of the Stephen & Usborne Agricultural society was. held in the town hall on Wednesday. The different reports presented would indicate the society to be in a healthy financial condition, The following officers were elected: Fres., W. D. Sanders ; Iet yice pres., �P. G. Bissett; 2nr"l.James Ballantyne.. E. Christie, It. Coates, t Jno. IJelbridge,. Silas Stanlake, I. McInnis, J.. MCNevin, Eippen, P. Madge, P: McTaggart,11. Jones. Auditors AV, S.C f� arlinF. Coates. Rev. Godwin of Goderich occupied the pulpit in Mairi street' chord► oa Sundayast while the pastor Req. C. Smitpreached in' Goderich. Each reached in the interest of p the mission fend. In .tile Main street„ clicrch the a .. response was liberal. Mr. Godwin ren,ehed two excellent sermons, to Godwin congregations. air. d �ar e Gori e 24 ers ago was the young man on the Exeter ircuit and was doini- cited with the late Thomas 'l'`rivitt Esti., at . Centralia. Mr. Godwin matte many friends its this, the early days of his ministry, raid those who remain of the congregation, for many extended to have joined the majority, exte rr him as kindly welcome on his visit to Exeter. T le. a is are e niicier obligations to raise A LARGE SUM OF MONEY before the lst day of. February next, and have de- cided to clear out a lot of Goods at SLAUGHTER PRICES in order to redline the READY CASH. This will be a'grand opportunity for securing high class Goods at low prices. All winter Goods sold regardless of cost Staples 36 inch Grey Cotton, regular price per yard 8 cents, sale price u 36 inch twilled Grey Cotton, regular price 12i cents per yard, on sale 12 yards for 36 inch bleached cotton, 'regular .price 10 cents per yard sale price Heaviest Ticking made, regularly sold at 25c. per. yard, sale price 500 yards fast colored Flanelette, assorted patterns, sale price per yard 600 yards heavy Flannelettes, assorted patterns ill stripes and checks, special sale price Extra heavy soft finished Uottonade, splendid pat- terns, sale price per yard Groceries. 24 pounds Granulated Sugar for 32 ,a Raw 11 ?r 6 bars Dingman's Electric Soap for 3 boxes Eddy's matches ,+ Large size Royal Yeasta: Cake Baking Soda, 2 pounds Crothe.Pinsh er -dozen 10 pounds of - best green 'coffee Good 3 string Brooms Good 'uncolored Japan Tea Best mixed tea, in town 50 Ladies' flan -ties. Ladies' $4.00 Mantles for 5.00 6.00 7.50 8.50 10.00 12.00 Firs. tt it tt tt t tt 1t It Men's $40.00 Coon coats for 35.0U 25.00 Corsican Larnb Coats for tt it 5.00 Lamb Caps Ladies'.10.00 Lynx setts Clothing. .05 1.00 :,08 .19 .05 .22t l $ 1.00 1,00 .25 .25 .05. .05 01 1.00 .10 .25 .25 2.0 $ 00 2.50 8.00 4.00 4.50 5.00 6.00 $30.00 5,00 18.00 3.75 7.00 Men's heavy Vreize Ulster Coats worth $5.50 sale price $3.75 Men's heavy Erelze Ulsters, Rigby -proofed, special SaleP rice 5.75 Zen Sfi e Beaver ei Cloth Overcoats, fancy Linings and velvet collars, special sale price 6.75 5 Boy's heavy Overcoats dark blue shades, special sale, 2 rice p :75 Men's Navy Blue Serge 'Suitsit. S the best we have everer' seen for the money 2.75 1Vten s %cavy Tweed Suits, very special value $5.00 We Sell Appleton's Croat l Bargains i� Ordered Teas. t! � Clothing Butter, Eggs, g s, and all farm produce takenb i at highest es t market prices. CARLING STOCK TAKING SALE While taking Stock the will allow a discount of fx'O% off all DRESS GOODS, CLOAKINGS, LADi'E�S' MANTLES, READY-MADE MEN'S and BOY'S OVERCOATS READY-MADE CLOTHING, ALL FUR GOODS, RIBBONS, 1W'INDOW SHADES, ETC. We have the new "LP" Dress Binding in Birch and colors. Call and get one of our skirt pattenrs► No need of buying the Dress Bin -cling b s to get ,the skirt; pattern, DARLING EROS. Mrs.' (Dr.) Ferguson, who has been visiting ber mother, Mrs. J. Gould, for the past few weeks, returned to her house in Caledonia, Minn., on Fri- day of last week BIRTHS. HOLMES-In Clinton, on December 30th, the wife of Robert Holmes, of a daughter. HODGINS-On the 3rd inst., the wife of Mr. Geo. Hodgins, of McGillivray, of a son. GRIFFETH-On the 5th inst., the wife of Mr. Oscar Grifreth, grain dealer, of a daaughter. GILL -In Gibsonburg,�on Jan. 2, the wife of Dr. L. T. Gill, Mee Miss Annie Gregory) of a son. RFRNICK-In Usborne, 4th concession, on the 10th inst., the wife of Frank Heruick, of a, son. MARRIAGES. LANG -GRIEVE -At Parkhil. Jan, 5th, 1898, by the Rev. Robt. Aylward, B. A. Mr. W. S. Lang; ofExetor,to Miss Josie Grieve,of Park- McCLINOHEY-WAGNER-At the• manse, Kippen, on January 5th, by Rea; S. Acheson, assisted by Rev. D. McGillivray, of Henan, China Mr.D. T. McClinchev, of Stanley, to Miss Annie A. Wagner. of Hay- TAYLOR-DOWSON-In Stanley, on Decem- ber 22nd, at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. Henry Dowson, Wm. J. Taylor to Emma. youngest daughter of Mr. Henry Dowson, both of Stanley. STARK -SMITH -At thefamily residence of the bride, on December. 29th, by Rev. .7. S. ARM. assisted by Rev. W. A. Smith, S. T. L,, r Mr. Loftus Theo. Stark, of Seaforth, to iss Bella A., second daughter of the late Marden Smith. -EDIGHOFFER=HOLTS Attho:mauso,KiA en, on January?5th, by Rev J.A. McDonaidtp'I, r, . Geo. B. Edighoffer, of Dashwood, to les Laura, oldest daughter of Mr. henry Holts, of Blake. DEATHS. MILLER. -In Clinton, on Jan. 5th, .Tames Miller aged 82 years. BURGESS -In Bayfleld, on the 30th ult., Mary E. Burgess, wife of Mr. Thomas Burgess, aged 69 years. DREW -In London, on the 10th inst., Edred Drew, eldest son of Alfred and Susan Drew, aged y0 years, 7 months. BUTCHER -In St. Marys, on January 1st., John Graham, eon of 1ltr, and Mrs. W. R, Butcher, aged 1 year, 10 months. GILLESPIE-In Exeter, on the i th inst., Rachel Agnes Barker, wife of John Gillespie, aged 50years, 5 months and 8 days. WILSON -In Clinton. on December 29th, Eliza Ann Witsbn, relict of the late William Wilson, aged 05 years and 11 naontbe. There are many forms of nervous debility in men that yield to the use of Carter's Iron Pills. Those who are troubled with nervous weakness,night. sweats, ete., should try them. , THU; TELLS WHERE HEALTH MAY BE FotirrD, And that is more important than making money. If your blood is im- pure, Hood's Sarsaparilla is the medi- cine for you. It cures scrofula, salt rheum, rheumatism, catarrh and all other diseases organizing in or pro- moted by impure blood and low state of the system. Hood's Pills are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure indigestion, headache. Compliments of the Season. 'We join in wishing our hang friends and customers a happy New Year. That 1.89 .8 may be the'bri :hest €� and best. We also wish to thank our many faithful and constant pat- rons for their support in the ' past pp and solicit a continuance of the sante with the best efforts to please and satisfy . We are goingto offer all our Winter Dress Goods,consistiug of Tweed effects.` Meltous Plaid Dress Goods, heavy black, all wool Broches, and a variety to otters, we' wvilI offer theta a wholesale liY ices. J. P. 0LA S. A lot of Men's Astrachan band and peal': caps at half price, The Grand Trunk are changing the heating system of their coaches front title coal stove to steam. FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS. AN OLIO AND WELL -Tram RE:1=1%Mrs Winsiow's Soothing S up has been used for over fifty years by m• lions of mothcrsfor their children while teething with perfect success: It soothes' the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colio, and is the best remedy-. for Diarrhoea. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggisttse in every part of the world. 25 cents a bottle.Its value is incalculable. Be surd and asfor Mrs. Winsiow's: Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind. Exeter Lumber Yard. �s-•galr Dressed Pine, Siding, Floor- ing and Coiling. No. 1 Fine Lath, Pine and Cedar Shingles. Special inducements to intend- ing Builders in Hemlock Bill Stuff. 30000 Feet common Pine at $1040 per L .YARD EAST SIDE 9!/•'$1! IaI•AxN STREET. JdSea w• 9 JOHNST 0 N S' CHRISTMAS BARGAINS 0 pieces fancy Blouse Velvetsat half' price ; was $1.00 now clearing price,) 50 cents. 2 only Mens' Black Martin fur over- coats, great wearers, handsome goods. Regular $25.00 for $18.00. A job lot of Feather Boas, good quality, will be sold at regular cost price. 8 only, best quality, Beaver Caps, re- gular price anywhere in the trade $8.00, now $5,00 FUR CAPS, FUR CAPES, FUR GAUNTLETS, FUR RUFFS, FANCY HA.KFS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, SCARFS, Everything sellable y r table t<or Christmas; g presents, w C0 oce7Li rigor All lines of fr i itsa selected Raisins, 1 ted iii asntr,_ sultanas, cleaned Onrrants, Peels, Extracts, Toilet Soaps. Fancy lines of Olhristy's Biscuits, Nuts, Candies, Figs;' Dates, Etc. Ete. Co111e to us for Christmas Goods, and we will not be undersold, all lines fres and h guaranteed' plil'e. �OEJOHNSTOft,