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SI or PROOtICE
ONE PRICE ONLY
.WALL PAP
13ey them early and you'll get the best patterns ad the best yalues.
We bought ours early and thereby avoided the recent advance in prices. Our
new WALL PAPERS are now all in and ready for you; the prices were
never so low, with us as this season.
4.0. per roil for lovely floral effects.
All new patterns, just the thing
for kitchens.
5c. per roll for glimmer effects, very
suitable for bed rooms.
6c. per roll for very pretty light and
medium effects -are new designs.
7c, the roll for very neat- new patterns
all glimmered, suitable for din-
ing roon,s or parlors,
8, 9 Lied 1 Oc. the roll for the best
assortment of new and up-to-date
paperet,hat we have ever shown.
12i-, 1 5 and 1 8c. the rolls for the
choicest, and latest effects in new
gilt papers, that you'll find this
season.
We have a complete range of new plain ingrain papers
with fancy ceiling and tinted borders to match. They are the
corre3t thing.
As to see our Gold flax Ingrain papers, you can't see them in any other
store in Exeter as we control them. They are very sweet.
Our new LACE CTJRTAINS are very pretty, our big specials are; 75c
$1,00, $1,23, 31,40, $1.75 and 32.00 the pair. Such values we never before of-
fered. l f you. d,o not want LACE CURTAINS, you'll do yourself an injustice
• if you pass our stoek. Cash anil one price is what does it. Come and try.
J A. STEWART
INSURANCE.
E RNE ST ELLIOT,
Aeen for the WESTERN ASSURANCE COM-
PANY', of Toronto; also for the PHOENIX FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, of London, England;
the ALLIANCE INSURANCE COMPANY, of Eng
and.
So Many (
New Faces'
or Marriage Licenses,
Weakling Rings,
Weitcla es, CI oc ks,
Jewelry,
Spec t incles, Etc
CALL ON
R. HICKS
Watch Repairing a Specialty.
MOON'S PHASES. '
Last Quarter 3rd
New Moon 10th
17th
Full Moon 25th
First Quarter
Are seen in our store these
days hunting for bargains in
STATIONERY that we feel
like congratulating ourselves
on the wonderful success of
our sale. People come, in
tnany cases, because advised
to do so by friends They
all buy
LOW PRICES
DOES THE
BUSINESS
at the
MART
J. GRIGG,
MAIN STREET. EXETER,
I! 1%141( ptatO.
to.
THURSDAY, APRIL 13th, 1899
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
rs. John White has returned home
ram visiting in Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Bishop have r -
turned home from Toronto.
Fred Hawkshaw left on Fridg
morning last to attend Business C -
lege in London.
Mrs. J. Welsh has rented her resi-
dence on Jaines st. to Sane! Davis of
-Centralia who will move to town.
af'e'esrs. Fred Hess, sr., and John
Deichert, of Zurich. were in town on
Tuesday, and gave THE TIMES a pleas-
ant call,
This spring will see the influx of
some 25 families to town. This is a
record surpassed by no other town in
the county. .
Mrs. Jane Smith, who has been keep-
ing heuse for Alex. Box, of Stephen,
or some years, moved to her own re-
sidence south of Exeter this week.
Miss Fanny Bawden, of London,
trig., arrived hem last week and will
spend the corning summer with her
brothers, Messrs Peter and Geo. Baw-
Lem
Dr. Beaumont, of London, occupied
he pulpit of the Trivitt Memorial
hurch on Sunday last,ResaTen Eyck,
e newly appointed Rector being un -
hie to be present.
There is riot as Much frost in the
*Mind as might be expected on ac -
mut of the prolonged cold winter.
ti great quantity of snow, no doubt,
vented the frost going as deep as it
ht otherwise haye gone.
,,has, Snell, sr., who last week dis-
sea of his pmnaises to j. A. Stewart,
bated in. TEM TIMES, this week pm -
ed front Steil Bros., the prenlises
ated by Ed. Bissett ana used as a
cher shop. Mr. Snell will inose his
press and inStiranee business to the
pretniseis about july 1st.
Iron Gates the.topic for ev Chaa.
des sermon in Main St, charch on
ay evening last proyed an inter -
subject and was ably handled
e reverend gentleMan. Mr,
is among the best preachers in
niacin Conference, ttnd the triore
COMBO One hears the better,
appreciated. The congregtv
teddy growing,
6.56 a. m.
1.21 a. m.
5.53 a. m.
2.22 a. in.
Bead concert Monday, April 24th.
The snow has almost gone and spring
is coming apace.
License Inspector Ballantyne was in
town on Tuesday.
Dogs on Tuesday killed several of T.
B. Carling's first-priie fowl.
The Boy Comedian of Canada at
Band concert Monday, April 24th.
A Mr. Labatt, of London, has been
appointed to a position in the Molsons
bank here.
W. H.Skinner,London's Deep Basso,
at Band concert Monday, April 24th,
1899.
Servant girl wanted to do general
ousework. Apply to Mee, J. Cope -
tan de Kirkbon.
Bagsbaw,public school teacher,
a Centralia, •spent his holidays with
his aunt, who resides some 50 miles
below Toronto.
We understand that Mr.Fred Tnigh
who has presided at the organ of the
Trivitt Memorial church for the past
few years will shortly resigu.
Rev. H. Bray iniorros THE TIMES
that he is not leaving the ministry,but
is simply taking a• medical course to fit
him for foreign fields of labor.
While pruning apple trees in his
orchard the other day, Richard Gid -
ley sustained injury to his body from
• a falling limb. He was confined to the
jjt35e for several days.
V H. Bishop & Son have their new
store almost ready to receiveethe stock
of general merchandise to be opened
to the public in a few days. The in
terior of the store has been repain
and generally overhauled.
Mrs.Manning, who is visiting friends
at Russeldale, writes to correct the re-
port circulated that she is not improv-
ing. She states that her health is
daily growing better and soon expects
to recover her wonted. health.
1VIessri. Jones & Halls have dissolved
partnership, Mr. Halls having gone
into partnership with J. W. Broderick
in the bankrupt stock business, while
Mr. Jones will continue the apple and
seed business on his own account.
As the spring season advances the
agitation for early closing increases.
The merchants should at once adopt
the early closing system, as in former
years. It is easier to commence at the
beginning of the season than later.
St. Marys is advertising fur a school
teacher, his salary to be 31.25 for eaeh
day of actual service. This is an un-
usual condition, and it is unfair. It
would bt. fair enough if the holidays
were created, by the teacher, but they
are not. --Exchange. •
Mr, Win. Keith, a young farmer of
Usborne township, has moved into the
house owned by Mr. Wm. Pugsley,
Carling street, and has accepted em-
ployment with Mr. Wm. Zinger of the
Metropolitan.
1 Scheol re -opened on Monday after
the gaster holidays with the following
teachers a -S. J. A. Boyd, of Belfast,
41,s principal for one month in Mr.
Lockhart's stead, who is iricapa,citated
through illtiess ; Miss jeckeli, Miss
Wahond, Miss Gill, Miss13a1l,Miss
Pringle and i
Miss May. There s an
inereaged attendetice for the ensuing
terra.
All fruit groWers who desire to have
their trees aprayed at the expease of
the Government are'requested to write
to Mr. Orr, Ernitland, asking hien to
do the job. /f the Government must
spend money on the squirting of PitriS
green, the Wide-aWake fruit grower
Should make hake to seeure the bend.-
fit,if there be any,
IM?�BL'ANT .ria) Panataxa, The
teaebees of the Exeter' Public &Mout
atp imicioes that, tial llautor pupil,
00o, to enter school for the 'first, time
be in attendance on Monday,17th Mt,
Parents will kitully support the efforts
ef the Staff by sending reCraibS for the
term out on this date. '
LACRO$STI CUM A Meeting woe
held on Monday evening to organize a
junior hierosse elib. There WaS a fair
attendance of yoneg men, The follow,.
irig otlleers were eleeted
dela, Hugh Spackmaa ; President, N.
Dyer Hurdon;Ist vice-preseDr.Rollins;
2acl viee,A. Q. Bebier;Sec'y M.Bissettb;
Treas. L. Cann; Captain, J,Speckman;
committee, 0. Hyndreau and Tbos,
Creech, The club will be known as
the "Nationals." We wish the juniors
every success.
BEST STYLE OP ADVERTISING.- The
whoop hurrah style of advertisement
writing is dying a well deserved. death.
Circus adjectives with their superla-
tives upon superlatives, which were
once successful in throngieg the stores,
have been so much overworked that a
decided reaction has set in. An ad to
be alluring inust now be confidence in-
spiring. The store news which is
written in a frank, straight -forward
style -the store news which does not
savor of sensationalism of any kind --
is the sort which inspires the public
with the coveted confidence.
THE OENCETERY.--Now that spring
is approaching, the suggestion is made
that the Exeter cemetery alight be
greatly improved and made a pleasaet
resort for visitors. The walks require
repairing and made to look trim and
neat, the memorial stones set upright;
while the plots should be cleaned and
kept trinirned during the summer.
Plot owuers can do a great deal to-
ward beautifying this most sacred of
all earthly homes, by planting flowers
and foliage where they will appear to
the best adyantage. Above all have
the weeds which grow wild, keptunder
co ntrol.
THE DELINQUENCY PROBLEM. -
What is the delinquent thinking
about when he permits his paper to
run year after year without providing
for pa.yrnent? Inconvenience, possi-
bly, the first year. Hope. after that.
He might pay at the end of the first
year, but some trifle delays it from
time to time till he makes up his mind
to let it go till the end of the next
year, when be will pay up the whole
thing. It's only ca"small affair. The
end of the next finds him a trifle hard
up. Rope here steps in and sug-
gests more time, and all will be well.
At the end of the third year, the de-
linquent becomes careless and annoyed
at the publisher's appeals. He even
begins to allow himself to wonder if
that "fool editor" imagines he is go-
ing to pay full price for all that waste
paper. By the end of,the fourth year
he has discovered that he " never or-
dered the paper," and if anyone thinks
be is going to pay for what he never
ordered and never had regularly any-
way, somebody will go wrong. that's
all. As the years roll on he becomes
hardened and be ceases to think of
paying.
Band concert Monday, April 24th.
This is - splendid sugar -making
weather.
F. W. Collins is still ccinfined to his
/ ow.
gail's British Seven Mixtures,mann-
adored and sold by 0. Lutz.
Mrs. Pike; of Thorold, .yisited r�
'so. Hill, a few days of this week.
Preparations are being made for a
big season's building operations in
Exeter.
James Borithron, of Toronto, spent
Sunday with his brother-in-law, R. H.
Collins, who continues ill.
W. J. Parsons,who lately purchased
W. H. Levett's Produce business,
will IllovE from Centralia shot., ly.
. Win Fisher intends bolding an aua-
tion sale of household effects•on Satur
day next. He intends leaving town.
H. R. Anderson, of Hurondale, last
week attended: the convention of tha,
Ontario Educational Association at
Toronto.
Rev. Mr. Martin will --preach his
second sermon on Modern Heresies,
entitled "Christian Science" next Sun-
day evening.
Harry Chesney. who has been in tbe
employ of the Electric Light Co., for
some time, left on Wednesday for his
home in Seaforth.
This time last year anumber of farm-
ers were through seeding. By all ap-
pearances it will be some time yet be-
fore they will be able to retake a start.
L. Day's butcher shop has been mov-
ed a little north from the old site, and
the excavating for the basement of Mr.
Pickard's new block will be co in tnenced
at once.
The Bicycle season is right
here and we are prepared for
it. We are daily making sales
taking orclers for the fam-
wheels. These wheels are
ous Columbia and Hartford
I
strictly high class and are
thoroughly reliable and fully guaranteed in every respect.
We are selling them at prices ranging from $30.00 to $75.00
the latter figure being for theibeautiful new chainless models.
We inyite you to inspect or new models.
11 We are just mentioning .a few
ress Goods
have many others equally as goad,
of our leading lines in this list, we
42 inch black and colored bengalines, vvarranted all wool in all new
shades, special at. .. ,, ,, . . . . . , . . . . .. . .. . ..... . . ......... 50c.
• 42 inch all wool Arnazous in good weight, very suitable for tailor-
made suits, a special sniip at. . . ... .... . .... .. . .. .. ....... 80c.
40 inch Week figured lustres, good weight and splendid gloss at.. . 25e.
44 inch black all wool Henrietta, beautiful pearl finish, special , 50c.
Blouse
Silks
500 yards blouse silks in a great as-
sortment of colors and patterns bought for
SPOT CASH at a sacrifice price, regular
values from 60 to 75c., special... .. 35
The temperance people of London
are moving to quash the by-law pass-
ed by the Council on Feb. 27 increas-
ing the /Amber of liquor licenses from
34 to 36.
N. D. llurdon and A. Kemp opened
the branch of the Maisons bank, in
Hensel], on Monday: They report ex-
ceedingly good business for the first
day and prospects bright for the
futare. •
J. A. Rogersason of T. L. Rogers, of
Parkhill, who has, been in the empleY
of the Parsons Freduce Co,, of Winni-
peg, arrived here on Friday last and
will act as book-keeper and manager of
tl3e bratich of the firm here.
`Wm. Dearing, sr., svho some weeks
ago slipped on the icy steps at his home
in Stepheri and severely injured his
spine, is not improving as might be
desired. He is still Compelled to keep
his bed.
The medals for the veterans of 1866-
70, which were expected to be ready
for distribation on May 24th, hatre not
yet arrived at Ottawa. This i1l catule
a delay, and the possibilities are that
it will be near the close of lune before
they are reedy.
Geo. Young, of Lirstosvel, better
known as Geordie the Hatter, a vete,
eran of the Amerlean wax, has recently
lind, his claim to a pension recognized
through the efforts a pArtistet
uorphy, mid how. enjoy:1 Ah itibOille of
SS a month, besides getting n1,1101p
WALL PAPER
4t3 .11.
We have them from 3c. to
25c. per roll, beautiful new
goods, latest designs and prices
right in every case. You will
be delighted when you see them.
We can save yon money on wall
paper
*
• Highest market prices paid for all farm produce.
ihe R. PICKARD CO.,
• Direct Importers.
F. Ruse leaves for Toronto in a few
days.
John Boyd, of Luck now was in town
yesterday.
Live hogs are worth from $3.75 to
$4.15 per cwt.
W. H. Levett is in Toronto thi_
week on business.
William Beaman, of London was in
own on Tatsday.
W. X. Parsons was in• S. Marys on
Tuesday on business.
A few days ago it was the beautiful
snow; now it is mud.
Lawyer McKenzie spent Sunday
with his parents in Goderich.
The Boy Comedian of Canada at
Band concert Monday, April 24th.
Mrs. Ed. Christie and Miss Tait
visited frieuds in Clinton last week.
W. H. Skinner, London's.. Dee
Basso. at Band concert Monday, April
24th, 1399.
Main Street yethodist church w 1
13618 its Sunday School anniversary on
23rd April.
George Davis, marble cutter, leaves
shoitly for the Rainy River District
to seek his fortune.
Dr. A. R. Kinsman left here on Sat
urday evening to spend a few days
with his brother in Sarnia.
Mr. Jas. Hunter. of Oil Springs, has
moved into the dwelling recently va-
cated by Mr. Robt. Cole.
Mrs. Couch and two children of
Winchelsea, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Couch, Clinton, last week.
Mrs. Johns. of Exeter North, leaves
in a few weeks to reside with her
brother, Robt. Davey, of Greenway.
Rev. Joseph Edge', of London, will
preach educational sermons in James
St. church next Sunday, morning
and evening.
"Burnt Barley Fields" is the sub-
ject announced by Rev. Chas. Smith
his for discourse in Main St. Church
Sunday evening.
The case of Mrs. Sloe, wherein[she is
suing the corporation for damages,
comes up at the Quarter Sessions in
Goderich this week.
Last year on April 1st the watering
cart was brought into use. • Today is
April 13th, and what NV "want is agood
warm sun to dry the roads,
Farm la,borere are scarce in this sec-
tion. Almoat d dly we are asked for
information concerning farm help.
The wages run $16 to $20 per month,
The country mads are in a very bad
state at present, fit neither for ranters
nor wheels. In some places the snow
is deep ancl soft, and horses sink doVen
We understand that Mr, X, Peter -
Son, section bass of the G. T. E. here,is
about to resign his position, and will
Move to Rainy RiVer District able&
the:3rd of May.
Darius Edwards, of • MeGillorriay
township and Miss Ellen J., daughter
of Daniel Hicks, of Ifsborne, were
married on Wednesday last at the
parsonage.
• Me. Quirk. who lifts beeh in charge
of the G. T. 11, tank, at Clinton, der-
ing the past winter, has returned to
illitham• and the tank will be filled
Wide aweek by Mr. Maher, of Exeter.
Buggies!
Buggies!!
Buggies!!!
or a first-class buggy cheap
go to W. H. Parsons, the lar-
gest carriage dealer in town.
Mikados, Farmers' Surries,
and buggies of all kinds.
Horse shoeing and general
jobbing promptly attended to.
A Call solicited.
W H. Parsons.
Staffa Spring Fair, April I3th.
rucefielcl Spring Fair, Apeil nth.
Spring
Dix Kidney Pills. Sold by
Goo • hard wood wanted; apply a
IMES Office.
Sohn Sturgan will bold an auction
sale of 28 dairy cows at the Metropoli
tan hotel, Exeter, on Thursday nex
20th. He deals in nothing but the be
stock and, his sales are always succes
ful.
ABayfield correspondent says :-It
is worthy of note that there is no
water visible yet and the riper is yet
ice bound. Last year this time fisher-
men were on the lake by the first of
April.
This is the time .of.year that you will be needing some house
Bog* we mention a few of the Hues: -
WALL.PAPER
Light and medium shades
Mika, finish with border to
• ulateh per double roll • • • • 10c•
Light and ineditun shades
mike finish with border and
ceiling to match per double
roll............, ... , 150.
Fine extra heavy ,vvalf .pa-
per, gilt finish, border and
ceiling to match per double
patterns of the three above
lines. l..... • . • • • • •
' We have a large range of
A large quantity of inter- '
mediate and higher priced
paper. "
CURTAIN POLES
Curtain poles with wood
t churnings in Oak and Maho-
gany, pins and everything
complete each. .... 25c
Also a range of brass cur-
tain poles, trimmings and
white curtain poles.
25c.
farnishiags,
CARPETS
Two ply Union carpet 36 m
wide per yard .... _ ..... 35c.
Extra heavy two ply union
carpet, 30 in Wide. , 45 & 50e.
Also a fine range of all
wool and tapestry carpet.
Oil Cloths & Unoliums
2 yd wide floor oil cloth per
yd.. .. . .. . ....... 50e.
2 yd wide do extra heavy 750..
2 yd wide Linoleum per yd 00e.
Lace Curtains &
We are showing a very fine
range of white lace curtains
from 25c. to $5 a pair.
We have just placed into
stock a range of white and
pale blue muslins for curtains
at 20 & 25c a yd.
WE ,ELL 16 OZ. BUNCHES OF WHITE COTTON BATTING AT 124e,
Highest price paid for Produce. Butter 13e, Eggs 10c, Potatoes per bus. 50e
CARL4ING. 1E3130S,
important
to
Parties
Building.
Call
or
write
,.and Get
Prices'
•
0 0
We
Are in an exceptionallygood position this year to qaote
prices on all Builders Hardware as we
Have Bought
Cements, Barb Wire, Plain Wire, Wire Nails
In Car Lots
We are holding the prices on the above goods the
same as
Before the Heavy Advance
• At the first of the year.
We cau and will give you surprisingly low prices on
CEMENTS, WIRE NAILS, LOCKS, BUTTS,
HINGES, ETC.
We have also placed an order. for a large shipment of
Gass from the Old Country
In all sizes and will also be pleased to quote yery low
prices.
We make even lower prices on Eavetrough, Gabe;
Iron Work, Metallic Shingles, Furnaces, Etc. when
tendering for the entire contract.
* 11 BISHOP & SON
SPECIAL PRIZES. --Six prizes to be given at the
fall fair of the Stephen 8z Usborne Agricultural
Society, byMessrs., Stone & Wellington, Nur- ;
sery men Toronto who will offer special prizes I
for the best specimens of potatoes grown from
seed purchased this season from Thos. Grundy,
the agent of the following :-Sir Walter Ra-
leigh, Great Divide and Carman No. 3, as fol-
lows:-3,st 2,10 worth of Nursery stock ; 2nd $5
worth of Nursery stock. Winner's selection.
These prizes will be given for each variety.
W. G. SANDERS, PTCs.
Wanted -An intelligent boy to learn
printing, apply at this office.
WANTED AT ONCE. -A youth to
learn the general mercantile business.
J. P. Clarke.
GENERAL SERVANT WANTBD.
private .farrilly, Where nurse is kept
and man attends to furnace and fetch-
escoat' Ail donvenienees. Apply- to
386 King sta London.
LOST. -A gold chain with key at
tiChea, between Mansion House,
Exeter, and 32-, miles west. A reward
of $20 will be given the finder upon re-
turning the same to this office:
NOTICE. -Sealed tenders will be re •
ceived until 2 p. nt.on Saturday, Apr.
15th, for the erection of a brick en-
gine room at rear of Creamery, Cen-
tralia. For further particulars apply
at R. Haggith, 2nd con. Stephen.
BLACK and COLORED
Silk Velvets
just taken into stook a splendid qual-
ity of Black Silk Velvets at
1.00, 1.25, 1.75 a yard.
COLORED VELVETS
Cirese, Old Gold, Royal Blue, Nile
• Green, Myrtle Green, Cardinal
• Mid 13roven.
COLORED SATINS
23 and 24 inches in all shades from 60
to 88e. these are very fine
•values. LACES
in great variebies Whites, Creams,
Bata, Cups,
• Blk Silk Lac from 6c, to 850.
Out. Spring Dress Goods are on the
niove,passitig over our connter
• into the hands of pleased
and satisfied cust-
omers,
April 26 will be the 80th anniversary
of the Independent Order of Oddfel-
lows.
Circulation is important to the ad-
vertiser. THE TIMES excels on that
point.
All notices a property for sale in
THE TIMES Sale Register cost 50c., ex-
cept the bills ofsuch sale are printed
in THE TIMES job rooms, when a sale
notice is given free,
LEVITTS'
FAIR
• Come in and inspect our new glass-
ware.
Purple ancl gold, gilt,opal,berry and
table setts, toilet setts, swan and hen,
butter and salt dishes, faney comb and
brush trays, the latest' in hair pins,
dombs,:belts, note paper, brooms and
brushes, shoe and stove polish, egg
cups, starch, soap and baking powder.
A great variety of wedding presents
to choose front.
Butter and eggs taken in exchange.
Come and make a 50c. purchase and
get a ticket for the do11. The lucky
one wins. •
FEITIT and OYSTBBS.
Levitts Fair
Mr. and Mrs. W. Westc tt left on
Saturday for Toronto where they will
reside.
....•••••=•114,0.
THE
Exeter Turf Club
SPRING MEETING
MAY. 24t1i, 1899
PROGRAM.
2.20 Trot or Pace • -
2.30 Trot or Pace
00 Trot or Pace
unnirig, Open
$225.
3200.
$175.
3125.
1R. ROLLINS, A. E. TENNANT,
Pres. Seey.
EXTENSION
OF BUSINESS.
Having punhased the Exeter Mills
e are now •prepared to do general
risting and chopping. Flour whole-
sale and retail. • All kinds of grain
bought. Grain delivered at first elevaa
for p aid for at Mill office. Flour and
feed cieliVered to all parts of the town
freeof charge at reduced prices. Seed
wheat, wheat, oats, peas and barley
for sale.
COBBLEDICK & WILLIAMS.
Try a bag of
Diamond
• it is the best
Flour
in the market
We have. it.
We have a nice lot of field and gat -
den seeds, all
New and Fresh.
• • • • •
20 LBS • GRANULATED
Surgar
everything Chea
Trevethick