HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1899-9-14, Page 1`TWENTY–SEV:ENTI-I YEAR NO. 5.
HURON & miDDLEsEx GAZETTE,
EXETER, ONT., GANADA., TIII.TRSDA.Y MORNING SEPTE1VIBE'R:14th, 1899 ,
',HIGHEST PRICE
PAID
FOR PRODUCE
Dlirilla Fair
al HIGHEST PRICE
PAID
POR PRODUCE
We want youto come and visit our new store
06 ( and we know the visit will interest you We
I *
are showing special values in Dress Goods,Silks
IVIantles Hosiery and Gloves,Dress Trimmings,
Velvets, Ribbons, Underwear Ready-made Clothing, Clothing. to -order, Hats and Gaps,
,
Children's tams, Men's Furnishings, Boots & Shoes and Groceries.
Mens suits good heavy tweed.
well lined and tailored at ,
4,25.
Mens suit's, good. heavy all '
wool tweed., well lined and
made, special 5,50.
Mens ulsters in good. heavy
all wool frieze with tweed.
linirig all sizes 36 to 44, 5.48;
Mens odd pants 98.
Mens odd pants 1.25.
Wrens. odd pants 1.50.
Meos odd pants1.75
,Mens odd pants 2.00.
Boys knickers 25c.
Boys knickers 50c.
Boys knickers 65c,
Boys knickers 75c.
Men's New V all Hats.
In black or brown, hard
or soft from 50 to 2,00.
Men's Crush Hats.
In pearl, cigar,brown and
black. Just the thing for
knock about wear, 50e.
Youth's Fedora.
In black or brown,special
„at 50.
Children's Tams
In red. and blue, •nicelY
trimmed at from 25 to 50.
Mantles!, Mantles!
We have a nice range or
these goods, all new and freSh
from the maker, and. all this
this seasons cut at 3.50, 4.98,
5.50, 6.00, 6.50 and. 7.50.
DRESS GOODS.
Covet cloth in all the new
shades,.42 inehe's, wide at 22e.
48 inch snitin in new bine,
grey,fawns and rown,special
special at 80c.
See our new bleak crepon,
in skirt lengths, no two alike
SILKS and SATINS.
10 only waist ends, scotch
tartan plaids, worth 65e for
48.
We have a line of striped
satins for waist in new blue,
black and. red and green and
black, worth 75 for 50e.
Special in black .satins at
50, 75 and 1.00.
Colored. satin all shades
at 60e.
LADIES'OLOVES
We have the best cashmere
glove in the market and the
price is 25c.
LADIES' nosIEBY
/regular 85c kind for 25c.
Ladies' plain cashraere hose
Good. heavy ribbed hose, a
seller at 35, our price 25e.
At 35e we can give you. e.
stocking sold the trade over
for 45c sold tit this store" for
35c •
A line of ladies' and
rens plaid (Tartan hose) in till
isizes.
MensUnderwear.
Mens fleece lined shirts and
drawers 48e each.
Mons shirts and drawers,
winter weight 25 and, 35c each
Mena shirts and drawers,
ribbed skirt and cuff, double
breasted and full sizes, made
from fine scotch wool 50c.
Men's Lined Kid Gloves.
500 will buy you a good
Don't forget that all goods sold in this house a.re new and fresh (our motto
:down. Come and see and be seen.
dressed glove fleeced lin-
edwith dome fastners,
worth 75cour price 50e.
25 pieces print good
darkgcolors wprth 8 and
10c, this week selling at
Shirting% in blue or
brown, fast colors at 5, 8,
10 and. 124.
Flannellette,
30 inch plain grey flan-
nelettes at 5, 8, and 10c.
Sheeting
in plain or twill at 12,
15, 18, 20 and 22e.
A snap in towelling, 5c.
Pure linen towelling
good width at 5, 7, 9 and
10c.
Spools -1 large linen
sp ols for Sc, assorted
s1Tdes four in a box.
Xercheif Ties -The new-
est thing for lathes and.
gents, blue and white ef-
s.
) quality up and price
Hardware
for Fall
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ALL THESE STOVES WERE BOUGHT BEFORE THE ADVANCE.
YOU WILL RECEIVE THE BENEFIT.
St0Ve EXIliblIS We..cordialiy invite all visitors to the fair to call and inspect mu.
: display of Cook stoves, Ranges (both coal and. wood), Base bur
ner Heaters; -Etc. Below-gre a few of leading lines that- will be shown.
11.664Idril mi'g GO's Make:';
RANGES & STOVES
1(11101-1ENIER
Thi ,ffywsfs
Rgin,
51 SAftTialsVE
RecisTenary Go/. 1EgitSv RANGE
fitga
l.cessraar
BAKED1BARREL
OF FLOUR
WiretFats for
OE CDAL
A14 OPERATIONS
BY ONE PERSON
This is vvithout an exception one of the cheapest
„and best stoves in the market:
Special features, square and extra large oven after:
tyle of a. range. •
Will burn coal or wood.
Ventilated oven, cement stove bottona,Clinkerless
du lex grates etc. '
Be sure and see this stove, N*.e are proud
-of it. This stove has a written warrant.
plate which prevents craelcing.
611111011 S Mdke
Have you ever heard of Gur-
ney, the celebratek stove man-
ufacturer. Here are the splen-
ditiline of stoves they are mak-
ing for this falls trade.
• Souvenir, for coal or.
wood.
We mention below a few fea-
tures-airated oven, have -snail
examined, this new oven. It is
without a dolibt the:best in the
market. We would like to
show You its construction.
Damper directly in. pipe.
Goose nicked flues.
Large draw ou.t hearth.
Be sure and see it.
Bright Idea
Hensel!,
—
G. J. Sutherland, rotary Public, CouveY
ataxia oonatassiouer, Sire Insurance an
and xss.rer a Karriage Lieenses. Legal awe
merits carefully drawn at reasonable rates
Money to loan on real estate et low rates of io
Wrest, °Mee at the Post oftlee, Henget.
H. 3", D. 0001CD,
----
(Ilate with Garrow es, Pronatoot1Barrister
Senator, Notary Public, Densan. Ont.
Ts A, Sollery, L. D. s., D, D. S,. Donor Grade.
a- •ate
°f Toronto Univerety,.Dentists. Tooth
eatraeted'vsithout.nale. or 'bad effects. (Mee
iti Petty's )3lock, isonsall. At Zurich every
Monday, commencing May 30th.
WanamNo l3,Dtzs.--Robt. B. Ross,
eldest son of Gavin Ross, of Rodger-
ville, 1,iici Miss Victoria, youngest
daughter of the late Thomas Clase,also
of Rodgerville, were married in Exeter
on Wednesday afternoon, by Rev.
Mr. Ten Eyck. The yoang, couple left
on the evening tre oaf or Detroit, where
they will spend a few days, after which
they will return and settle down to the
eterner realities ef life en Mr. Ross'
fine farm recently purchased of Adam
Whiteford, near Itodgeraalle. They
are both estimable young people, and
a very large circle of friends join TDB
Tame in tendering congratulations.
BBIEFs.-Joseph Smillie and sister,
Miss May Smillie,.who were here visit -
ling, friends, returned to Bluevale.
-Rev. Mr, Fair ancl daughter,
. Miss Mabel, af Lucan, formerly of
Hensall, were here this week, attend-
ing the convention of the Epworth
League and District meeting of Metho-
dist claurch.-Miss Sean Ritchie after a
couple weeks visit among friends in
Cromarty, returned to Hensall this
week. -Mr. Langford, a student of
Huron .College, London, preached in
St. Paul's church on Sunday evening
last. -Mrs. George Moir, who was in
Inwood for several weeks visiting her
sons and. daughters, returned home on
Monday evening. -A. large number
from Hensall and vicinity, attended.
the Industrial fair at Toronto, last
week. -Miss Ageie Kerr, was in Tor-
onto last week visiting her sister. -5.
E. McDonell is having his hearse re-
painted and rerriodelled.!--15iss Irvind.
Moores Lille
NOW FOrlitid
Wood Gook
• The D, Moore Co. is
famous for its farmer's
cook stoves. •
They make stoves begt stilt-
ed to a farmer.
They make the largest oyens
and fire pots.
Steel oven made of cold roll-
ed steel. A. perfect baker,
ralls11 Wood Gook
Without a doubt the
theapest cook known to the
trade.
•Built with steel,ventilated
• oven.
•" Detachable reservoir:
The best stove in the mar-
ket for a small family.
Space will not enable Os to
devote too much to this well-
known cook stove.
Has the new patent :oven
FAMOUS MOEL.
Tlle farmers Stoves
The newest and best working wood stove in".:Can-
,acla. But why -mention the qualities of this stove we
All know it: Thousands are in use in this vicinity, ask
,your neighbors how they like it.
Come and see the features for this year, ask to
..see the best even, the NEW TOP, the LATEST FIRE
BOX.
• A written guarantee with this stove,
11Pamous Base Burner
Atad Double Heater.
The most economical and 'handsomest base burner
in Canada. It cost 88000 to produce the original pat-.
,terns.of this stove.
It should. last n life time.
Has double heater attachments.
Oven built with three flues.
All fire passes ,under pot holes.
Fire.pot.can be removed in a minnte.
Built neat .farnace.
Can remove all nickel plating without loosieg
bolt.
't.Tncloubtedly one of the finest heaters haat for the
20th century trade.
'We willbepleased to show it you.
ust Arrived
Cow Chains
This stove is a -feller.
•
FAMILY E.BAIINER
Gurney's special stove for
farmers.
• This stove 'has inet with grand
success. •
• Exceptionally large fire box
and oven.
No bettee 'baker.
Radiant Souvenir
• Base Burner
Entirely new.
Handsome in design,
• Fitted 'with hot air ventila-
ting flats and self acting foul air
duct
Large revolving fire pot
Doable base automatic cov-
er, art tile panels, ventilating'
flue.
• flirt ilmilicrst
BfiSE BURNER
DOUBLE HERTER
The favorite high art base
burner.
Duplex- grate and shaking
ring.
As a parlor cook it has no
equal. •
Handsome nickel bronze urn.
It will interest you to exam
-
int this stove.
A full stock of wood heat-
ers, box stoves St Louis don-
ble and single heaters, etc.
Call and examine for your-
self. Do not buy a stove off.
hand. Get the best and most
suitable for your lutose.
See the latest Oynx Stove
boards. Tlae most beautifal
board in the market.
The new steel stove pot
enameled throughout
Special line of razors and pocket kn. ve
Baru DOOr iiangers Stove Boards, etc.
Mitchell Zurich
xn.....axwee, who is em- 5110141S, irliet9usg,s,J3Sigt10bEtA,-4-1Jnsateisotr tag, tbieexst,t
B W -
oyed
E$1Pavololi willoaaeinetink, sulhicoe_etDet planingtprs .with11 ) ,111. naprartioilnrifi°uflwaDoe:e, kivdi efs on8:t tgiv:0000% "oela42navtio r101 ;di i001, .3., intl:bae tietn6or eiss
me
horses at Toronto 1,°511xuarierlta.b.,,P.A.ariinezaeerstW° 1illiarn1‘':100,11;:lbraD18:11tITI:11:v,;:igltsepttejtFtriit;eur;,:l,imie'lltvecilies
has purchased a house property in the
north ward. -Messrs. Close 13ros. have
sold their briek and tile business to
Mr. Janes, of Londona-The little son
ofjames Parish, who was hurt by fall-
ing ea a horse, was taken to London
hospitalThursday afternoon.
KipPen
jarrott and daughter
have, we are glad to state, recovered
from their recent illness. - Rey. W.
Gallia, returned, missionary from For-
mosa, has commenced his tour among
the churches. -W. Cudmore, our hay
king, has gone to Liverpool on busi-
ness. -Miss IIPShall has returned from
simmering at, Bayfield and reports a
pleasant time. -Mr. Oarming's little
boy is, we are sorry to report, still very
ill. Much sympathy is felt for the
family in their day of trouble. -John
Moffat is again at business in connec-
tiOn with the grain trade. Prices are
somewhat low.
• St. Marys
BBIEPs,-On Tuesday. night some
daring marauder broke into the drug
store of Mr. Fred. Sanderson, and
abstracted therefrom •money to the
amount of $10.-R. S. Box is erecting
a two-story, brick residence on Church
street and when completed it will be
a credit to the town. -St Marys will
hold their annual fall fair on Thursday
and Friday, Sept 28 and 29.-A
relief fund will shortly be raised by
the citizens of St Marys, for young
Adam Moore, who met with so seri-
ous an accident in 5. D. Moore's plan-
ing mill a few days ago. The money
gathered will be placed to his credit
and used. in the best possible way. -
Lacrosse, though suspended for the
present, is by no means over, as two
or s and, Sister.% Itiverybotly eome, Don't -for-
get Our fair Twat week. We will also give you
;;.eiscoura, efl r on all °titer goods for cash
during fair days, Rubbers and Overshoes ot
all the best makes.
r."PTKbeiBIt:aid.i'er, Zurich.
Cromarty
CODnIaTS STAN—BE-Y.-Barristers,Convey
sneers, Notaries, etc., Exeter Ont. R. H. Col-
lins and J. O. Stanbury B. A. (late with Mo!
04rthY, Osier, & Co. Barristers, Toronto),
BRIEBS.- Mrs. George Robertson,
jr., of Stratford, was visiting ,friends
here last week, -Mrs. John McCulloch
presented her husband. with a fine
baby girl on luesdcy, 5th inst.-Thos.
Mitchell has rented Oswald Walker's
east hundred acres for a term of years.
-A number from here purpose taking
in the London Fair this week. -The Y.
P. society was well attended Sunday
evening. The subject was ably hi-
troducecl by Miss Nettie Scott.
Sexsmith
Bnaurs.-John Carrick, of Ilarnilton,
called on friends here this week. -
Quite a number froth. here are attend-
ing the Western fair at London this
week. -Messrs H. Young and C. Glan-
ville of Orediton, called on friends
here on Sunday last.-- H. Jacobi of
Hensall, visited friends in. Our neigh-
borhood on Sunday.- Wm. Carrick
succeedea in shooting a fine large owl
a few days ago, Bill. knows how to
capture big gaine.-Mrs. Wm. Aid -
worth spent a few days with friends
near Bayfield lately. -A. L. Geddes, of
Zurich, called, on friends here on Sun
day.- C. Aldworth visited his brother,
near Goderich, last week. -W. H.
Johnston is enjoying the pleasures of
living alone, his wife not having re.
turned from Ashfield yet.
• 0
•
of Goderich, is the guest of Mrs. Fred kvames have yet to be played with Centralia
_.'co-idding '
iartoia, both teams requiring to play
McDonell. . Harburn s aan
addition to his greenhouse and other- home games, Brimas.-Wm. Calwill has returned
wise improving, it. -M. Ellwood has HORRIBLE ACCIDENT. -Wednesday from his visit to the Toronto fair. -
his tonsorial parlors nicely papered afternoon about 5.15 a very serious if Mrs. P. Lane has gone on a visit to
and refitted,giving t city like appear- not a fatal accident occurred. at the Manitoba.- Wm. Haggith has been
ance. The work was done by Ino. planing mill of 5, D. Moore Co., Ltd., appointed by the Manitoba Conference
Stacey. -Mrs. W. Foster and daugh- St. Marys. A. lad named Adam Moore to a circuit on the Edrnonto District
ter of near Fair Grove, Mich., are here son of Robert Moore, Chnrcla street he is the Junior preacher. We wish
visiting relatives. Mrs. Joseph Foster south, had the misfortune to have his him eveit success in his new calling.
of the same place is also here on a right arm amputfited. at tlae shoulder. We also bnaratulate him on ig
are are taking a course at the Forest t ing t e day, carrying or j
City Business Collegee-eMiss Taylor, I construction of butter boxes for the j his raark.-Rev. Salton andR. Oalwill
St. Marys Creamery, to a machine (attended, the finaticlul-Dietriet iteeting
TEAS!,
If you are not satisfied With tea
yon are using', try
SLUE RIBBON
either Ilk or mixed 4t 25e, 40e or 5 c
alb.
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visit.-Miss Nellie . Bell and Miss Swan The young fellow was employed dur- won the goldmedalfor oratory in the ,
laboards-f theWoodstock College.He will makej
of ,Brricefielcl has been spending the
past week visiting- her sister, known as a dcivetailer. He had pass- and Epworth eague Conventton
in
Mrs. John Bell and brothers in the ed and repassed this machine Hensall this week. -The Rata Wetirlen
township of Hay, --Mr. Larkworthy many times during the day, but of Elimville will Spagliti§eDflon
f Y2c • i the - ll L g a.v. .ra
has had the old Petty Pock Packing ' at OP OW 9 a:cCI.C1??1,. : - young' , Rig net? an -, °ruing and even -
1•
body should here this popular preach-
er. -Wes. Hileston visited in St. Marys
last Suralay.-The Epworth League
purpose holding avtg,rand Harvest
Home social here oil Tuesday, the 20th
inst. The Da,vidsaa faintly; of Exeter;
the peoples' favorites are expected to
give the program. -We axe sorry to
House fitted up for a, livery stable.- ma.e, Rome unaccountable tuner, ail Jen at 2.30 p. Every -
The ma,00ns are building the walls of got his arm caught in the belt of the
Thomas Welsh's fine new storaa-A. ma,chine and it was quickly drawn
Arnold, barrister of Windsor, is here
visiting his parents. -E. Rennie has
had. his dwelling tastily painted. -.4.
number of our villagers are attending
London fair this week. -Messrs. Wil-
lis and Shepherd _made a, shipment of
hogs on. IVIonday,-Mrs. jamas Taylor
was in Toronto last week visiting her
son. --Tames Horton of near Hensall
has returned bone from the Nor.
West whither he had been with a car-
load of horses, the third this season. ---
Misses P. Moore, IL Moore and A.
Kerr of Hensall and. E. Moore of Crone-
a,rty, accompanied by Miss D. McCal,
Jr., and J. S' oggarth of Ilensall,call '
down into the namerous knivee which
revolve at a terrible speed. As soon
as possible after the accident Adam
was conveyed to the Stratford Hos-
pital.
Ellmville
comaaNTS & STANBURY.—Barristers, Con-
veyancers, Notaries, eta., Exeter Ont. R, H
Collins and 3. G. btanbury.B. A. (late with
McCarthy, Osler & 0o. Barristers, Toronto.)
IKICXED BY A Holism -On Thursday
evening last Saml Fyn' met with a
severe accident. • One of the horses
acted stabbornly while being. driven
inte the stable: Sam Amick it with
la,st week. upon the latter's sister, MIL a club, and the horse in tarn kicked S.
M. A. Ho garth, iti Clinton.-Thoralts- J. on the left jaw, infLictieg a wound
Ward of Varna had a very strane which required seyei.al stitches to
quadruped on exhibition last week. elOse. The force of the blow by the
'EtVas a chicken with four dis- horse can be judged when the upper
tinct legs, four wings and. two row of teeth on the rig,hs side of his
throats with but one head. One pair face wei,e knocked out. The base of
of legs was in its proper place while the skull was also fractured.
the other set was a little above the ReeDes.._, John miner and Robert
first pair. One set of wings was aIso Wood ,s left on Tuesday. morning from
in its proper place and the other set
just a little behind.
• FRUIT JARS.
When you want Glass Fruits Jars it
will .pay yon come to ns, Our
prices are lower than you
•DINNERWARE
What about a nice Dinner Sett ? Eng-
lish semi -porcelain bealatifully
decorated. at $0.50 to
$ . a sett.
Toilet Setts
J. Fos
record. the serious illness of Miss Dora
Biker, we trust she may be spared
her family and friends.
• Usborne Council
---
Council met on Sept 2nd. All the
members were present Minates of
July -meeting and also special meeting
of August 12th were read and approv-
ed,
Tenders were received for the erec-
tion of a steel bridge over the Samble
on 2nd and 3rd concessions, and the
contract let to the Mitchell Bridge
and Iron Works Co, for $420.00. Ow-
ing to the difficulty in obtaining stock
this bridge will not likely be finished
before Dec. 151h or later.
The following rates were levied to
raise the money required for the ear -
rent year, viz. :-18 mills.on the dollar
for county purposes.
18 mills on the dollar for township
purposes- and .87 mills for general.
shool rate -total assessment of the -4).
cU4h0e3 a9tia0°O. tints required by the differ-
ent SchoorSections were ordered to
levied and collected with the other
raNt%sit meeting of the Council on Oct.
7th at 1 o'clock.
F. Albar.,E.y., Cleric.
I Vi7illiana Oliver, of Grand Bend
isBend, hat beemappointedto a position
I
force. 1'
Mr, Wria. Box, of St 1LarYs, has Jae:
gotiated the ealg of the P4r.„...11PY
4- 41, Titn.vonle, to lat.
I arta La uue ore LA, - . •
Wm. Ogilvie for the good price ca,
•85.800. •
While out driving near Toronto
Sanction on Saturday, Mr. Timothy
Eaton merchant, was thrown_ from
his carriage as a noult of a rnaaWay,
and sustained aaIlislocation of the
thigh. He was badly shaken up, but
his surgeon anticipates r o,pid recovery.
" • •1,14W•
Isitors t
are cordially invited. to call at the new ..ufardware and
see tie finest assortment of I-lardware in the County.
T•he stock is thoroughly assorted . with new- goods
and prices have been fixed. to suit the most careful buyers;
Granton on the Norwest excursion.
-Geo. Miner left Wednesday, for
Stratford Business College. -- Geo.
Miner and S. Andrew returned from
The Lucan Grays played. the return Strathroy last week, where they had.
n fact we defy competition of either city, towu or country.
naatch with the Iv'
ys of London, on
the St Johns A. C. C4rounds on Labor
Day, and tried hard to repeat the dose
they gave the taps on July 3rd 44can, but but were • mistaken, the score
standing 8-2.
Exeter 1 r
EIMPOrdtOr.
LISfiELS
FIPPLLS
WANTED.
Ali kinds
PEELING & 0110e
Apples
For which. will be paid from
Agents for Frost SZWood repairs,
Car of Plaster Paris and Cement to Hand. 10 to 20c Per bust.
Get our prices on furnaces and eavetroughing. •WISMER
FL Bishop
S Thames Roid EXETER No'rtii,
been packing apples for • Stewart and
Andrew of Exeter.- Bert Beaver,
Chas. Finkbein.er and Sol. Beaver,
of Crediton, visited friends in the vil-
lage on Sanday.-Owing to scarcity of
steel, the bridge in. Course of erection
south of the village, which was to
have been completed by Sept. 15th,
cannot be finished for sometime. -
Henry Coultis' house is nearly com-
pleted, and will be the most up-to-date
house on the line. -Mrs. Robert Wil-
cox left Tuesday morning to visit tele,
tives in London. -Mrs. Ira Andrews,
who has been visiting with her 'mother
Mrs, Brimacombe, returned to her
home in Exeter this week. -A large
number from here intend visiting the
London fair this week. -R. T. johns
is using his engine cutting corn at
RielaDelbridge's.-Qaite a number took
in tbe Epworth Leagne Anniyersary
at Zion appointment on Monday eyen-
ing, and report a sweet time ; "honey
and buns" with many sweet maidens.
A conspicuous feature was the pres-
ence of five young ministers, all for-
merly of Ibis neighborhood. • Zion
surely maintains its reputation as be-
ing up -to -date. --Revs. W. X. Ashton,
J. Coulter and T. Sawyer, visited
friends in the yillage on Monday, and
on Tuesday left for Hensall to attend
the League Convention, They were
accompanied by Rev. Philips. -Rev.
Waddell attended the District meeting
in Hensall on Monday and the League
convention on Tuesday.
Tuc kersin ith
Wanamate.--One of the. events that
always cause a ripple of excitement in
a eoimminity occtirred on 'Wednesday
of last week, at the residence of Thos.
ShillinglaW, of Tuckersrnith, when his
sister, Tema was united in marriage to
teniatnin Allen, of Usborne, the
ceremony being performed by the Rev.
Nell Shaw,of rigniondville, The happy
couple left on the afternoon train for
, Toronto and other points, folltewed by
the best wishes of their many frienda.
WE SELL. EVERYTHING IN THE
Hardware Line.
Just now we are making a specialty of
Stoves,
anges,
and Furnaces.
WE HANDLE
Bil6ICS,
Bros.
Bow's, tid11116S011'S and Goon
Scranton Coal
• The Best • in the Market—for Sale only by as.
VV. 1-1EArIAN,
EXETER.
18t domr iioith of 11 Pickard Co's Sto