HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1898-12-8, Page 8-CASH or PRODUCE
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ONLY ONE PRICE
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ur Assortment of Fancy goods, Toy
Dolls and .Books is simply immense.
Xminas Goods
1,5c. each, for good cloth bound books,
all by good authors. Books that
are usually sold at 25e. each, our
price for Xmas, 15c. each or 7 for
$100.
fisc, each for lovely celluloid coy ered
albums, you save about 25 per
cent by buying your albums at
the Bi; Cash .Store.
15c. 25c. and 35c. each for threeer
special lines a new picture and
story books, just the thing for
Xmas.
ac. to 75c. for the most complete stock
of new and pretty dolls that we
have ever shown. Bring the little
tots in and let them see our fam=
ily of happy looking dolls.
65e. and 75e. each for two very special
lines in new crokonole boards.
They are A. 1. value,see them.
$L25 each for pure silk table covers,
knotted fringe, and gilt floral
figures --they're all O.K.
end $1 for Misses and Ladies grey
or black. gauntlets. Just the thing
for xmas presents.
$3.75 the pair for Ladies' grey persi an
lamb, and black astrachan fur
gauntlets, choicest goods in
town.
$2.25 for children's ' hest:' quality grey
persian lambs caps. The kind
that is usually sold. from $3,,00 to
3.50. -Cash and one price is what
does it.
$10.00 each for the new Electric Sea1
Caperine with large roll storm
collar. This is the most dressy
fur garment . in the trade -see
them.
$11.00 each for Grey Persian Lamb
Caperine, full roll storm collar,
a, beauty.
$9.25for choicest Sable Neck Ruff,
Beautiful fluffy -fur, perfect color,
.and very stylish.
$$1,00 the pair for all the new shades in
Ladies' Kid Gloves with heavy
stitched backs and the new large
clasps.
25c. 40c. 50c. and 70c. each for white
Lamb Neck Ruffs for children.
This is a lovely lot of new ruffs.
$1.00 each for Ladies' grey or black
fur Neck Ruffs, extra value and
strictly up-to-date.
$2.75 to $4.75 for lovely Chenile. Cur,
tains, full dado top and bottom,
and mounted with heavy fringe.
•
50c. 75c. and $1 for Ladies' Buttoned
Gaiters and Leggings. Just the
thing for winter storms.
45e. the pair for Ladies' Worsted Over -
stockings. This is a snap.
35c. the pair for Ladies' Best quality
ribbed worsted. Hose. This is
the regular 50e. line, our clear-
ing price while they last only
$1,35 each for heavy wool knee rugs;
worth in any regular store $2.00
to $2.25 Come quick for first
choice.
You'll miss it if you don't take
.a, look at our Black
Dress Goods
costs you nothing to see
what we have.
$5.40 for a full 97 peice dinner set, semi
porcelean, lovely new designs,
only 10 sets to sell.
$15.00, $16.00 and $17.00 for the very
choicest Black Astrachan .fur
capes, Better furs %to house can
show you.
$6.50 for the best, largest Goat Robes,
special value.
$32.00 for Ladies' choicest Coon Jack-
ets, beautiful dark fur, good
lookers and good. wearers.
Jo A. S T A l;a.'
INSURANCE.
J RNEST'ELLIOT,
Agen for the WEsraxrz Aselmaxoin Cox.
PANr, et Toronto ; also for the P.ROMIx FIRE
rxsugANcir; ComreNr, of London, 'England;
the .Ai iNcic Irreen,tNOE Coxr4 y, of Eng
and,
Holiday Seaswi.1898.
To OUR PRIENDa
The Christmas holiday season is
with us
once more, andour doors,
that for more than thirty years have
swung open to welcome our customers,
will gladly do so again and with an
'added feeling of gratitude for the un-
diminished kindness of those whose.
praetibal expression of it has broiigght
For Marriage Licenses,
Wedding Rings,
Wgtcllhes, Clocks,
Jewelry,
Spectacles, Etc
CALL ON
R. H1CICS
Watch Repairing a Specialty.
(ly pitivi 00.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8th 189$
them to our counter with each succeed-
ng year. "Row long have your
family been buying here ?" "I do not
know, my parents bought here and. I
nave bought here in my school days
and now I am buying for my children."
we thank the customers for the
knowledge of it,
We are doing our best just now to fill
our sholves, counters andshow cases
with all that the can procure that ntay
prove
useful and and pretty and moderate
IA price and'expect to have everything
in order for the same date tai its pre-
Vioue :.ears viz. the 15th of December,
�' s A _ember.
The eards will be ready as usual on the
10th, and in these ere earn promise a
treat to all whose artistic sense finds
lett u
p s ia3 and satisfaction in the gen-is
of art that are produced with each suc-
cessive year.
To those Who »reefer•'dealing else
where buteloo auto, Exeter for their
1?p w e agitate et nice and
vaned .che ige id the stecks.Of the other
dealers in town.
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no teed o.
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anyone going form aoze to hav
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Additional locals on 4th page.
Mrs. Bruce of Ran -tilt= is visiting
Miss Mortloek,
Messrs. Rollins and McInnes are at-
tending County Council this week.
B. V. Elliot who went to New York
some time ago to a n.dergo.an operation
is expected home today.:
Mrs, James ParkineOri.;artd daughter,
Miss Maud, have rettzrtied:honie from
Trout Creek for the winter....
It is said that the condtietors on the
niain line trains' these days are real
lonesome, owing to the high rates.
The anniversaryservices `of J
Coxes
et, church take place on Stinday and
lags:
Monday nelrt. See posters for pacrticu-
The many stores in town are begin-
ning to put on Christmas cheer; and
are displaying their goods to best Mrd-
vantage ; there: is no need of ax person
to becottze bewildered in selecting their
Christtttasresents,-z•tbevalrious inert
chants in this litre having Immense
Croce;`,
i
1'c1Wz`lsUIP 1IhucTurss,-The Deputy
Attorney General hos interpreted. t
Munieipa1. ei to read that`t the election
Of township councillors is to be mode
without regard to ward division, and
by the genera: vote..
Crf NOEU AHes.-•JoseplaCohbleclich
has perclhtjrec SteWart Bros'. lo Wrest
in. the Exeter *oiler Mills,'mid will
take possession about the .first of the
year. Nye have not learned the in
tentionS of Stewart Bros„ tis t o the b
ftuture porsuits. ..
HOUSE OIC £ uwr,--Mr, French at
the "Castle" had an over supply of vis
itors an Thanksgiving day, there being.
over 75 registered. Sioee the iuceptioo
of the institution it was estimated that'.
nearly 7000 names appear on the regist-
er cis visitors. Another, initiate was
received ou Tuesday., in the person oi.'
Tho. Leatitcrn, from Seaforth, aged 02
yeare.
GOT '.Elf AGAIN. A,NOTKEE BANK-
RUPT STOCK, --,1, W, Broderick has?
just purchased by auetioau at a rate on
the dollar, a Ban krupt Stock of Boots,
Shoes. and Dry;.00ds, all brand new
goods, in the original cases. "Its n,a
cracker." This magnificent stock will
move l,his week and be ready for sale
in a few days. We ` intend to sell
cheap. J, W, B1ZOD xoI ,
• EXETER NORTH NOTES. -- Miss
Hunter, of Clinton; is visiting. Miss
Alma Brooks. - Mr. 'Treble, who has
been in Manitoba during the past four
months, ,returned home last week,-
The firemen of No. 1 company met ou
Friday evening and elected their
officersfor the ensuing year as follows :
Captain, J. Sweitzer ; 1st Lieut.
0. Luker:., 2nd Lieut. J. .Willis ;
est Branchrnan,R. Luker; 2nd Branch -
man, F. • Wright ; 1st Roseman, A.
egherson ; 2nd Hoseutan, J. Treble ;
Se 4Treas., F. R. Knight.
1)i. a or MRs. Ronn.--The death
pf• Mrs. Rodd took place in. Exeter
North on Saturday last, after a short
illness of la grippe. Deceasod was a
sister of the Messrs. Northcott of Hay
Township, and was widow of the late
Wm. Rodd, who died in Exeter a few
years ago. Mrs. Rodd enjoyed good
health up to time of contracting a
severe cold, and her death was a
surprise to her many friends. She
was a member of the Methodist church.
The funeral on Tuesday was largely
attended.
PARCEL PoSTPACKAGE.y -The atten-
tion of postmasters is called to the fact
that no parcel can be sent from Can-
ada to any other country by parcel
post unless it bears a customs declara-
tion setting forth the nature of its
contents and its value. As the accep-
tance by a postmaster of a parcel ad-
dressed to any other country, and not
provided with a customs declaration,
will result in its being sent to the dead
letter office, postmasters are specially
directed not to accept such parcels
without the customs declaration.
Tri.x STORM. -The storm king reigned
supreme Sunday last, and few people
attended divine worship in 'the even-
ing. Snow commenced to fall early in
the afternoon and gradually thickened
until by eight o'clock a perfect blizzard
was raging. Monday evening snow
had fallen to the depth of one
and a half feet, the streets and walks
being filled,nrhile the trees still retain-
ed a heavy load and presented a fine
appearance. The view up any of the
streets with trees • and ground
covered with fresh white mantle, was
quite picturesque.
AmirvERsa:RT Theanniversaryser-
vices of Main St,. Methodist Church
were conducted on Sunday and Mon-
day last. Sermons were preached. on.
Sunday to large congregations by Rev.
Dr. Gifford, of Essex Centre, who de-
livered two eloquent and thoughtful
discourses. On Monday a tea -meeting
was held, after which Dr. Gifford gave
his lecture "The Mammoth Cave."
It proved quite interesting, instructive
and amusing and was enjoyed by all.
The tea also was first -Class 'while the
music firnished by the 'choir was of a
high order.
SOUTH IJURONF T STOUR SHOW. -
The Fat Stock Show under the
auspices of the. South Huron Agricul-
tural Society, will be held at Exeter,
on Friday, December 16th. For the
accommodation of exhibitors arrange-
ments have been made with the Grand
.Trunk Railway for the return of all
stock from Exeter . to the shipping
point, free of charge, providing the
stock remains the property of the
original shipper, and on presentation
of a certificate from the secretary to
that effect. This arrangement in-
cludes all stations" between London
and Winghann, including Goderich. ;
also from Brantford, Guelph, Wood-
stock, Thorndale and Kelly's. Ship-
ments from any other points will be.
given the same advantages providing
the parties notify the station agent at
Exeter 6f their intention to ship stock
to the show previous to the 16th.
HOFIa7IAN - WILLIAZ6ts -A happy
event took place at the residence of
the bride's brother, Thomas Williams,
Ray, when Miss Fannie, daughter of
Richard Williams, of Exeter, was
united in matrimony with. Charles
Hoffman, a, prosperous young farmer
of Stephen township, The wedding
presents were numerous and costly.
he bride was assisted by ) ss Stanley,
-while: the groom was eu' orted by
Thomas Williams brother of the bride
The ceremony, was pedfornied,by Rev.
pharlesSmith in the presence of a num,
ber of invited 'guests. The ceremony
performed, a sumptuous dinner was
served, after which tdY&.tine was spent
in games and miner amusements until
the wee sma''ours, when 14Ir. and Mrs.
Hoffman drove to their future home
in Stephen township, -where they will
reside on aline farm. .We:extend con-
gratulations.:
The skatittforthe• minntk ere`
. , b tpg gotten in
shape g wiis.
Misses Livie and Ida- Carling are
visiting fefends '7tz ort rjott.
Will "}tawkshaw, o Se41for;th, visited.
friends in'town ort l iu1day jest:
liar Bhlelzwell,'i!Vtodstock,. is
isatin + er "A'�
visiting h . aunt, P curdle:
P. 3V, cerins metal has beets ill for
sOiile s had f+teovered suf1lcientl
CKAIID CO.
reat Special
Sak of Overcoats
Our extra stock of Men's and Boy's Overcoats and
Ulsters must be cleared out before the end of this month..
We commence taking stock on the 2nd day of January and
do not intend to enter one Coat in our stock book. Now is
the time to make your selection while the styles and sizes
are comple6e.
Men's heavy Freize Ulsters, large, storm collar,
well lined and made, a great snap fo • • •• • 3.95
Men's heavy Freize Ulsters,- line I wit fancy
tweed lining, fully waterproofed, a rand Co for 6.50
Men's heavy Freize Coats, made of extra
heavy imported material, specially well lined and
. made for,...,..... .-,... . ' 8.50
Boy's Rigby proofed Freize Ulsters, well made
and lined, grand value for ... - .. 3.50
Boy's Blue Nap Overcoats with capes attached,
a snap: for , •.,• 2.75
rir/Our Christmas stock is now complete and is made up of
the tmest collection of Goods we have ever offered for th e
Christmas trade. We would be pleased to haye you inspect
our stock, whether you want to buy or not.
great bargains ins
Ladies' Mantles.
We will clear the balance of our Ladies' Mantles re-
gardless of cost; here area few sample prices :
-Ladies' short Coats of various styles 'and
makes, clearing prices ........ , . 1,25
to Ladies' black rough cloth coats, newest cub
and style, you may have thetn while they last for 1.75
ro Ladies' good blk.Coats boucle cloth,iegular-
l - worth$7.5o,yours now for ...... ., ; . 5.00
� .••
Is Ladies' Coats, of various styles and colors.
all bought new, fashionablegoodsa regular price
from $g•oo, to $io.00, Your choice now -for. 6.75
A number of odd Garments not strictly up-to-
date,
to -date, which must be sold, your choice for .. , y. r
a y o Wear Clothing.
We have just -placed into stock another lot of men's
and boys overcoat, also another lot of Boys 2 and 3 peice
sui is, Below we quote the prices of a few of the lilies,
Boy's Overcoats.
Blue Nei) ' Overcoats sizes 22 to 20 $,800
Frieze Cloth a !, 27 to 28 $3,50
n !, /! 20 to 32 34.00
It /, /! r, 33 to 37 $4.50
Also a quantity of Tweed
Overcoats that will be sold at
great reduction prices from $3
.up.
Boy's Suits.
Blue Serge2 Piece suits $1.75 & $2,25
Boys 2 -piece Tweed suits $2,25 & up.
Boys 8 -piece Blue Serge suits $3:50 &$4
Boys .$-piece Tweed Suits 33.50 & up.
Odd pants& Vests
Mens Tweed Pants from $1.00 up.
Mens Blk Stripe worsted pants $2.75.
Mens Odd Pants $1.00 each.
Boys Odd Vests 75c. each.
Boys short pants 75 & S5c.
Men's Overcoats.
Frieze Overceats all sizes $4,50.
!/ /, n /, $5,25,Qa
. /1 III! !/ .. 36 00.
Freize .Overcoats storm proof sleeve .„$$.
13ik/l $°J.
Blue Beaver Overcoats $10.50.
Shorey's waterproof Overcoats sio.$0,,
Also a quantity of Men's
Tweed Overcoats thatl.w i�
sold at greatly reduced prices'
from 3 up.
Ladle's Mantles
Blk. and Cold. Mantles $3.50"'"{
A neat looking coat Blk or Gold $375
Blk or Brown Bearer $5.00.'
Blk Carl cloth lined coat $8.00,
Blk and Brown Mixed $10.00.
We are showing a good line of Men's Frieze
Overcoats at .. .. .... , .. .. 4. E
Highest price paid for produce:-- Batter 15c., eggs 15o.,r
Dried Apples 5o.., Chickens 5c.,Ducks 6c., Geese 50., Turkeys,
8c •
Working g and
me.
Imporbnt otcEyerybqd�:
We beg to inform the citizens of Exeter and county that
we have added to our Flour and Feed business a full line o
brand new fresh Groceries, whioh, we will
Sell at Cost. m.--'
To those who buy their Flour and Feed from us.'
This is no fake but a straight business offer.
TRY IT. PROVE
Remember t We sell Flour at mill prices always -Flour
and Feed from Exeter and Hensall mills always 011 hand:
WE BEG TO SUBMIT A FEW PRIOES :
Coal Oil a 13 Raisins .4 lbs. .25
Best Japan'Tea .25 Currents...............:a lbs:, .25
Biscuits, 3 lbs. „20 Matches ,0E4
Salmon, canned 1'O 12 lbs. Oatmeal... $ t
Avail yourself of this offer and don't be bashful.
ALL BUSINESS
SPOT CASH
W. T"REVeT
Will,Iioss, of Clinton, spent Sunda
under the parental roof.
Miss Urquhart visited' friends in
Centralia on Sunday last.
An intelligent boy wanted to learn
printing. Apply at this office.
Mrs. W. T. Acheson is 'confined t
her room through illness this week.
Hugh Skinner, of St, Johns, Mich.,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. John Taylor.
Tam TIMES will be given to new sub-
cribers fox the balance of the year for
10 cents.
Mr. and Mrs. Gibbings, of Clinton,
,were the guests of Mrs. Johns over
'Sunday.
Miss Annie Stewart entertained a
number of her friends on Thursday
evening las
Russell Southcott, who underwent
a surgical operation in London, return-
ed home on Monday.
, 011ie Quance, who has been visiting
in Listowel the past few months re-
urnecl home on Tuesday.
Choice new Christmas Fruits at
Stoneman Bros., Kirkton, the very
finest in the market at bargain prices.
Ladies' and gents' visiting cards%
printed or unprinted, always in stock,
(the very latest and finest card) at
THE TIMES office.
Seaforth has formed a Board of
Trade, with D. D. Wilson as president
which will consider the furtherance of
the manufacturing industries of the
town. •
The law is very stringent with are
sped 'to harboring lost cattle, etc. If
any stock comes to your premises or
,,,you ase any stock advertise at once in
TIMES:
ents buy your felt boots, rubbers,
nd socks, overAhoes, .and leggings at
toneman Bros. They handle the cele -
rated Granby and Canadian Rubber
ods.
Mrs. Lawrence I►lellville, one of the
earliest pioneers of Mullett township,
passed over to the silent majoity on
Tuesday last, at the age of 69 years
and two months.
Ed. Bissett has moved into
the store
and residence one door north of Bag
shave's bakery, where he will carry on
the butchering business and reside in
the residence in connection.
Consult the advertisements in TRE
`,runs, and you will profit by buying
your Christmas goods from merchant
who solicit your trade. Each e txt e
a hearty intation to visit elici
i
vends
.•t store;
Merchants.,.shoiild • hot Cleave the
pavement in front of their places of
business to he cleaned entirely of
snow. Not only does the frost very
seriously injure the pavement thus
exposed, but the absence of, a light
ht
coyeran of s g
g now. renders.' them ex-
',ti'eznely. slippery,
The little two•year}old daughter of
ltev. S. 3. Allen, Brussels, got hold of
ti; bottle of carbolic acid which Was in
her reach but a moment. She drank
some ' of the contents and was badly'
burn ' . Medical assistance . Was at/
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n
once eared and aper thin done to
ecu t
�' g tacl
the tle C
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is u .
f the: deadly
draig, ',but on Wednesday the little.
suffer va,s reported. very low.•
*0 Ir setrri o tees
Cottage to rent;for particulars apply
to. T. Dearing, Exeter. • `
LosT.-In Exeter a silver mounted
dog collar. Finder will confer a favor
by leaving same at this office.
LOST.-Lost,at Grand Bend, a young
spotted hound, white, black, and liver
colored. Anyone returning same toe
N. Dyer 1turdon,-the Maisons Bank.
xeter, will be rewarded.
The officials of Victoria St.Methodist
church, Godericb,intend to invite Rev:
for
T. E. Hnextarrisonyear., of Granton, as pastor
LFVITr. 5 FAIR.
Carrons ..
The newest parlor game, made
of best bird's eye maple, 'orna
mental as well as amusing, for
sample see our window.
Also all the latest games frons. 5ctar
to $3.50.
II Rocking Horses, Sleighs and Carts,,
Toy Stoves, Fancy Elates, Cups and
Saucers in case, Rose Jars, Brushers
Combs and Mirrors, Celluloid Shaving -
Setts, Collars and Cuffs, Necktie Cases.
Vases and Pin Trays of all kinds, Toy
Watches.
See our Beauty Pins in the window.
Fre sh Oysters, Lemons, and OrangeE.
!LE VITT'S PAIR
CHRISTMAS
• FRUITS
t is scarcely necessary for ug
to remind you that we are
recognized and often told
than we offer to our custom-
ers the best fruits the mar-
ket canp r
odlxco.
Vire are again in the front with€
choice new ValenciaRaisins f
Currants. loose or in 'lb
>�
packages, Citron Lemon l� rmi 1 a e
Orange
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� S AlmOndS
� el a a,
bents, Grenoble Walnuts.
Have just 'taken' into stock
two excellent brands ds al-
moonThe "Royal al Clulb,r and.;:
« , ,y
The Anchor" also canned
Corn,. Tomatoes and Pe>
",none better".
Cholac buttei• 1..
Fresh 2ggs. • 166
. P CLARK