HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1900-10-17, Page 8A Woman's Shoe
should be Tike herself
—dainty and delicate
—yet strong to endure..
This is the King
Quality all over. It's
as pretty as a shoe can be made and as strong also, and
yet it doesn't look as though it was made for a mats.
People who don't know it, guess
the price somewhere around. $5, and
yet it is. only $3.
Ask. to see King Quality.
TRADE. R
!NG QuALiTY
FOOT COTIFORT, SHOE STYLE
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That's what we give you.. in Eing,'s shoes, for men,. women and children.
We have tine so s agency for Exeter fair the King quality shoes. We have
tried airily inekes of foctwear and final the King q the best wearers,
easierz utters and most stylish. They are so good that we guarantee every
pair we sell. ssea ' money back if they are not ns you want then:, that's fair
sin'¢ at ? We stand back of every* pair of Ring shoes we Sell. With our
guaaraiee e eau loge nothing, Bing backs us with his guarantee, we lose noth-
iiig. 'Lie King shoes are made from ging quality sures;, every Pair made by
e:tperte. They were hood enough to capture the gold medal at laris.
- Come in and see the assortment we are eho vine
Kira .s shoes far hien in Black. Box Calf and Tau Wilow Calf at $2.40,
ea,(lfl, 83.50 and GE 50..
lt.tn; quality Dongola shoes for women. All the new shapes, with wall:
easy
soh tS2.30, $2.73, $3.00 and $3.2a,
rigg's
FOOk toroi
lt ST[1'1f1RT.
For Marriage Licenses,
I iNcedciiirt> R'angs,
° WYrttcleesr Clock r
Qwelry,.
spectacles, Et
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R. I'iI I CKi
Watch Repairing- a Specialty.
A full stock of School Books
for Public Schools.
A full stock of Sunday School.
Library Books at wholesale prices
Family and Peachers' Bibles
Full Line.
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Everything in Stationery,
wholesale and retail.
Jolill Griq,
EXE'fiER.
INSURANCE.
RNEST ELLIOT,
Agen for the WEsrxcsN Assaniez:cx Cois-
sea*aY, of Toronto; also for the Pam= Finn.
NsvraaNcx COMPANY, of London, England;;
and 1:rANCE IMO/NANCCE COMPANY, of Eng
Centrals
STRATFCR4, ONT.
A school that is doing the best work
in business education in Canada. Our
magnificent catalogues give full tutor
mation. Write to -day for one, Sev-
eral Canadian colleges and many large
American schools employ our grad-
uates as teachers, This is one strong
point in our favor. Enter now if pos-
sible,
W. j. ELLIOTT,
Principal.
TO ADVERTISERS.
The copy for changes must be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestisementp accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
For sale at Lutz's Drug Store. Only
50c a bag.
Dr, I3rowning has returned from a
visit to Toronto.
Miss Evelyn Gill spent Sunday with
fziends in Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Boyle are spending
the holiday at Centralia.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 18th,1900 \ Andrew Oke, of Brucefield, yisited
I his parents here on Sunday,
Miss Lena I3oward is spending a few
holidays with friends in Galt.
New raisins and currants at right
Read R, N. Rowe's change of adver- prices at the R. Pickard Co's.
tisement. 1Mr. Stevens of New York State is
Frank Willis. of Forest, spent Sun- the guest of Mr. las. Pickard,
day with his parents here. / The R. Pickard Co'are showing a
airs. D. A. Ross spent a few clays ofta number of novelties in Millinery.
this week visiting with friends in Clin- i' Miss Annie Brooks, of Detroit, is
ton. visiting at her home, Exeter south.
Miss Mary Gidley has returned from Miss B. Robinson of New Hamburg
a pleasant visit with friends in Strat- is spending Thanksgiving with her
ford. parents here.
Mrs. F. McDonelt of Hensel!,is Richard Treble and Miss Ida Flynn,
spending a few days of this week ith of dEneser were married at Kippers
P g y Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart and
wife, of Seaforth, spent Sunday the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Abbott.,
Chas. Abbott returned home on 'great rangegof Readckard y-tn yv showing
Thursday last from Scotland, where (and Ove '' 'fit'- vlothing
he spent the past few months. ynrin� �_� . aiues and right
:Tse Winan's Cough
coughs, c,,; y a,, aMc+ ram for The wedding of W. Hawkshaw, of
fasnanan ueii7,.onchitic troubles. Bt, Marys and Miss Ada McLaughton,
zaly 25c a bottle at C. Lutz's Drug of Exeter, is announced for the near
store. future.
Miss Elsie McCallum returned home Isaac Clemens, of near Berlin, has
on Friday last, after an extended visit purchased the farm of Simon Schiedel,
in Georgetown, Midland and other near Breslau for the neat sum of 56,000
places. and has moved thereon.
Messrs. Jefferson and Hamilton, and James B. Martin, of Seaforth, visit -
Misses Jefferson, ' Cooper and Me- ed at Hugh Oke's over Sunday. Mrs.
eron of St. Marys, s visitedMartin,
to the
h y ,who had been visiting here, re -
Messrs Howard on. Sunday. turned home with him.
ly' Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Abbott will move. James OolIingwood on Monday show-
ed us a sample of wild raspberries
which he picked from vines in the
woods. They were large and luscious,
and taken from well -laden vines.
It is stated thatwhatever-lists were
certified to on or before September 1st
1900, will be used. This means that in
funds of the Bible Society. almost all the municipalities in Ontario
t the 1899 Lists will be used. Some 1900
Turkish Scalp Food prevents the (lists were certified to on or before Sep -
hair from falling out, restores faded %ember lst, and in these municipalities
and gray hair to its original color. such lists will be used. P
Being delicately perfumed it leaves no
unpleasant oder. It is not a dye.
Should be in every house where a hair
renewer is needed. For sale by 0
Lutz. Only 50 centsa bottle.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
friends in town.
Don't forget to see the Komikal
Koons in Gidley's Opera House this
(Thanksgiving) evening.
with their family to London next
week. James Russell will occupy the
house vacated by Mr; Abbott.
The annual union Thanksgiving Ser-
yide will be held in James St. church
next Sunday beginning at 11 a. m.
Rev. W. M. Martin, M. A. will preach.
The 'collection will be deyotedto the
The Ontario Department of Agricul-
ture has just issued a publication that
is exceedingly complete and valuable.
It is•a book giving all the acts passed
by the Legislature with respect to ag-
rioniture. It gives the jaw as to the
grants that are given to farmers for
various undertakings,
laws on spray-
ing, ;the Manufacture of butter
theese, and everything else that has a
connection with agriculture.,
'DHOUSANDS SEEM, INTO EXILE.
d� Every year a large number' of poor
sufferers whose lungs are sore and
racked with coughs are urged to go
to another climate. But this is costly
and not always sure. Don't be an ex-
ile when Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption will cure you at home.
It's the most infallible medicine tor
Coughs,Colds and ail Throat and Lung
diseases on earth. The first dose brings
relief. Astounding cures result from
persistent use. Trial bottles free at all
druggists. Price 50c and 81.00. Every
bottle guaranteed.
A. Q. Babies was in St, Marys on
Monday on business,
Alf. Coffin has takena situation with
R. H. Sweet, as shoemaker.
Great bargains in Ladies' and Gents'
Furs at the Tt, Pickard Co's.
Mrs, D. A. Ross and Miss Amy Johns
'spent Sunday with friends in Clinton,
Daniel French and son. Victor, of
Clinton, called on friends in town on
Monday.
W. Beaman, of London, was the
guest of bisson, W. J. Heanaan, on
Monday.
Rev. R. W. lkillyard preached in the
Methodist church, Centralia on Sun-
day evening.
The Conservative committee rooms
are located in Hanilin's store, and are
open nightly.
School closed on Wednesday for the
Thanksgiving holidays, and will re-
open on Monday.
Several communications in hand
have been crowded out of this issue.
They will appear next week.
The most complete line of Dress
Goods ever shown in Exeter now on
exhibition at the It, Pickard Co's,
W, 0, Gay, of Bnt'fala, a graduate
Of Tux Ttairs, is visiting friends in
and around Exeter ,for a few week.
The Misses :Tennison and Taylor, of
St. Joseph, are attending the high
school department of the Exeter
sebooI.
Rev, W. Q. ,^,laity, of Strathray, was
in town on Monday delivering a horse
which he had sold. to Dr, Shaw of
Clinton for a good price. '
A five months' old child of 'Sl deism
Campbell, of London, formerly of
Thames Road, died last week, and its
remains were brought to Exeter for
intertnent,
The Thanksgiving turkey is scarce
regularly retailed for 40e, special at .. , , , , , . ,cl
and hurl in price again this year. Th
season is now too early for fowl, an
some substitute will have to be assoei-
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They were NTEVER LOWLR THAN NOW, We do not
know whether "Laurier" is the cause of it or not but the
Some Unusual, Chances
The unusually warm weather of the last week or ten'
days has interfered somewhat with our plans . for autumn
business, and in consequence sales have not been quit° up to
the mark for October Never mind,we'll catch. up and make
good the shortage, but we'll need your help to do it. That
is why we are going to oiler you these special inducements to
buy goods now. lIere are ten good reasons why should
come to this store we are oils toself-- l d
ti Cl sell:
—
200 pairs Ladies' plain black cashmere hose, the regular c
Lind for,,,, ,,,, ,,,, ,,,, ,,,, 35
15o yards new Plaid Dress Goods in various shades,line
this
is regularly sold at 40c the yard, our price now is .. . 300
500 yards of Cotton Huck Towelling, usually sold at 50 per -
yard, our special price d yds for .... ,
50 Ladies' long sleeved open front vests,good weighty goods
___, IVIG BROS.
A Big Drop
IN 'r Ts PRICE OP
eady made Clothing
Rey. Mr. TenEyck preached in an
Anglican church in London on Sunday
while Mr, Pritchard, a student of
Huron College, occupied the pulpit of
Trivia Memorial church,
Messrs, Charlton & Pardon are kept
busy
these days
putting i
works for farmers. All who liayeain-
reduced their system seem pleased.
yid speak highly- of It.
A. J'. Ford & Co. of Woodham suave
disposed of their business at that place
d are clearing* out their stock at a
iflce. Particulars can be learned
ons advertisement on 4th page.
Rev. Alexander McMillan, of St.
Enoch's church, Toronto, will lecture
in the Thames Road Presbyterian
church, an Tuesday next, 10th,on 'The
Home and Haunts of Sir Walter Scott,'
Rev. C. Fletcher, Thames Road, and
Rev. Mr. Carriere,Grand Bend, remota
ed in the Oilmen church Sunday last,
Martin praeachedn at respectively, nor
Mr. Carriere,
open -meeting m e#ti g oyal of thpe Lodge in ill James save t
Church on Monday evening, next, 22nd
when, in addition to a musical and Iit-
erary program, Rev. Mr. Brown will
give an address.
An old pioneer of this section, in the
person of John Bissett. brother of T.
Bissett, sr„ died Wednesday, at the
age of 86 years. He had always enjoy-
ed good health, and death was due to
the infirmities of old age.
McKanlass' Komikal goon Co. will
ive an entertainment in Gidley's
peri House this (Thanksgiving) even -
g. This Company has played in
xeter before to the satisfaction and`
ensure of large audiences.
The "Social Eight" gave a hop in
o Opera House on Friday evening,
sere was a large attendance from
tside points --London, St. Marys,
eaforth, Hensall and Clinton. The
ondon Harpers furnished the music.
On Thursday last P. Curtin shipped
om this station a car load of hulls,
stined to the Old Country. They are
id to be the finest lot of animals that
er left this station. He intends
aking another shipment in a few
ys.
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Paul Madge and daughter, Isaac
arvey and Roger Northcott, who re-
ntly joined one the Northwest excur-
n parties, have returned home.
ey speak very highly of the country
d report having a4, good time among
ends there.
The remains of James Campbell, son.
of Wm. Campbell, of the township pf
Hay, arrived here on Ms`s " s, "Prom
Neleon� -Q,,,.uaie+t�e diedjafter
few'weeks' illness of rheumatic fever.
'He was in his 25th year, and had been
a resident of the West for some time.
All are cordially invited to attend a
Missionary meeting in Trivitt Memor-
ial church on Friday evening at 8
o'clock. The Rev. Arthur deB. Owen,
who has been in charge of the Indian
School at Fort McLeod, for the past
three years,will speak of the Christian
work being done among the blood
Indians. Mr.Owen's address is said
to be very interesting.
Rey. Mr. Endicott, a returned Mis-
sionary from China, occupied the pul-
pits of James and Main Street Metho-
dist church, morning and evening, res-
pectively, and gave a very interesting
talk on Missions and Mission work in
China. He lucidly, described the mode
of imparting religious knowledge to.
the Chinese, and urged upon the peo-
ple of Canada and other Christian
countries to co-operate in the good
work by contributing liberally to the
Mission fund. The address was of in-
tense interest from beginning to end.
At the close of the Epworth League
meeting in Jaines-st. church on Tues-
day evening, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Par-
sons, who have been valued members
of the League and church, were made
the recipients of a complimentary ad-
dress. on the eve of their departure to
the Northwest. Several short address
es were made, in which sincere regrets
were expressed at the removal of Mr.
and Mrs. Parsons from Exeter. As
citizens they have also been held in
the highest esteem, and hosts , of
friends join the Tan Tare in wishing
them prosperity in their new home.
They will be accompanied by Charles
Haggith, of Centralia, and will leave.
here the forepart of next week.
Absolutely pure BakingfPowder soid'
by C. Lutz.
Io doz Maple leaf Salmon, regular market price is now 270 a
can, we sell it 7 cans for, .. , ..... ,
20 yds fine bleached table linen, good width, a splendid pat-
tern, would be good value at 900 a yd, our price
250)
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fact remains which makes us and our elastomers
happy. The variety is also large. The reduc-
tion comes at an opportune time, when
mothers are getting their boys ready
to start school and want to buy
most for their money. We
have a line of boys suits
that were $2,75 to $3,25
a
suit which we offer at 81.50 to
clear,antl many other lines proportion
ately low. We are also elearng ut sum-
mer goods, blouses worth 50e for 40e, 75c for
50,1.00 for 75e, znuslins and
i a number of other lines
at your own price. If you want good good at right
prices we are with you. If you want shoddyor
y the like you
will have to go elsewhere.
Give us a call. HHighest prices paid for produce,
f .LANG BROS
APPRENTICE WANTED to Iearn
printing. Apply at Trains Omen.
I.0o PIANO FOR SALE.—A square piano,
in good order, for sale cheap. The ad-
vertiser has twa. Can be seen at the
Metropolitan hotel.
'} H. PARSONS
%PILL SELL 13Y
PUBLIC AUCTION
7501 ' ON.
20 men's fine beaver overcoats, farmer satin linings, stitched
with silk and made up in first-class style, a line worth
more money, you may now have thein for , . , . , , . , . z o,co
x5 men's brown check tweed suits, well lined and made and
splendid fitters, would be good value at 9.00, special
price while they last . , , , , • „ , , , . . , .. ••6.50
500 lbs new season's Japan tea, sold all over the country at
35c per lb, our special price ,.,,z ..:... .... .. .....
20 men's Rubber Coats, latest cut,just new in, special bargain
price each„. .•...... spl,!e 444th. .............400
want a large quantity of butter, eggs and dried ap pies for
which will pay highest market prices.
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PICKARD'S
Direct Importers
Exeter Munictpal Council. Some novelties in Ladies' coats just
opened at the R. Pickard. Cc's,
Council met pursuant to adjourn
anent at Town Hall, Oct. 12th. All Farmers and others who intend
present except J. Evans, , having auction sales !should insist on
Minutes of previous meeting read having their bills printed at THE
and confirmed. TaazEs office. Free notice given in
Levett — Armstrong That W, J. the paper with each order for bills.
Bissett's tender for dram on William
street at $165 per rod being the
lowest be accepted. --Carried
Moved by W. H. Levett, that the
resolution of meeting of Sept. 28, giv-
ing a conditional grant to the Exeter the recent fire, and commend the Gore
Cemetery Board berescinded—No sec Insurance Co, and its Agent, 0. Snell,
onder. to the public, forrom t settlement
P p
Levett — Muir — That council ad- of claim, only a few days haviDWooDelap-
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journ to Friday, Oct. 19th,at 8 o'clock. sed. ng.
Carried DOG LOST.—A blackand tan hound,
GEO. H. BIssETT with a little white between fore legs
; and few white hair on face. Answers
• to the name of "Mack,” Followed
Miss Maud Jeckell is in Zurich someone from Exeter Fair Ground,
nursing a patient. r Sept. 19th. Information as to his
Miss A. Oke is entertaining friends whereabouts will be suitably rewarded.
from Sarnia and Winnipeg. P. MADGE, Thames Road.
es are
inSMain Streetecial cchu ch, muchcontinued
good ad anMISS
MusicYandCHome Journalforresulting.' October has the following to say of
D. Rozle anal wife weeks with after
friends and relatives Miss Currie, clontraito anof d Miss Watk-
in Mildmay have returned home. er, elocutionist, will singin Gidley'se
Seaforth
atf ord �Herald_ac'. es �i � 9j a, —ouse, orn-. FridayNov." 2nd:-
loyal it�e+x ° a - '' Zr of publishing a "Miss Roblyn is one of Canada's most
u 4U years old. The item gifted sopranos. Her yoice is finely
contained the names of persons pass- balanced and cultured, has rare sweet-
ing a school examination, clipped,1 ness and power, and possesses a wide
from a copy of the Stratford' crmpass. Miss Roblyn has no super -
Beacon of 40 years ago, and ways for in Canada as a soprano soloist and
published by the Expositor as a cur=e, very few equals." Mack Vincent, Ex -
rent event. I eter's popular comic singer, has been
- .. . . asked by Miss Roblyn to take part in
An exchange sums up recent elec- the concert. Mack never fails to draw
tions in South Perth as follows:—In , a large crowd.
1896 Erb had a majority at St. Marys
of 106 against 9 given to Trow in 1892.
The difference was caused by 82 votes
being cast for Donald. Downie gave
Trow 70 of a majority and. Erb 231,
while Donald polled 123 votes. Us -
borne gave Pridham a majority of 110
in 1892, and in 1896, 111. Hibbert roll-
ed up amajority of 136 for Trow and
only I14 for Erb, Donald getting 31
votes. Mitchell gave Pridham in his
first election a majority of 28, and at
the last election 51. Fullerton varied
only one at the two elections, but Don,
ald received 107 votes. In Blanshard
there was a large falling off in the
Conservative vote,IPridham's majority
in 1892 being 147 as against 24 in I896,
106 votes going to Donald. The Don-
ald votes in the various municipalities
were principally defections from the
Conservative ranks, but the party is
now thoroughly united and will vote
solid for Pridham,which should secure
his election by at least 200 of a ma-
jority.
CARD of TaANK9. The undersigned
wishes to acknowledge the receipt of
amount of damages in connection with
IT GIRDLES THE GLOBE.
The fame of Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
as the best in the world,extends round
the earth. It's the one perfect healer.
of Cuts, Corns, Burns, Bruises, Sores,
Scalds, Boils, Ulcers, Felons, Aches,
Pains and all Skin Eruptions, Only
infallible Pile cure. 25c a box at any
drug store.
�,B6V6r1611 sit ura Star ingaeadacho Poordere giveanwomenProm t relief xrom;sottthlYPsinaand
leave no bad after effects whatever.' 'Be sure {
ou get Milburn's. Price 10 and 25 cents, ITIS PRICES ARE
carers VERY MODERATE.
THE
New furniture
STORE
Opposite J. Grigg's.
New Customers Every Day
It is surprising how quickly the
people find out where they can get
the best bargains, the best goods for
the least money. We carry a large
stock, and our prices are right and
quality equal to any fine furniture in
the province,
in
If you want,a good up-to-date job
Undertaking
GO TO
---iStaturday Oct5 20th
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Without Question
Thebest equipped Ilnsinessand Shorthand
School in Canlda is the Forest City Business
Shorthand College, London. Ont. Largo enrol-
iopositions,t4fez. reds godYe 'ImworkI
its eredit.
Catalogue 02 either coarso free. Correspon-
dence invited.
J. W. WESTERVELT,
Principal.. 1
asAANTILS, VICES, BELLOWS sand:
some stock, also sonic ttorsEHow.
Fl;.R1g1TURE,
Look out for posters,
W. H. Parsons
All accounts must be settled befor that
date.
EXETER
ROLLER MILLS
Mill Feed
We have a Iarge stock of mill feet~?
on band which will be sold at reason-
able prices.
CHOICE WINTER AND GOOSE
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Wanted for which highest market
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``prices will be paid.
J. COBBLEDIOR & SON,
If you are looking for a first-
class sewing machine. Call and
let us show you some of the
world's best makes. They run
well, sew well, last well and look
well and are very
Moderate in Price.
We will be pleased to place
'them in your home and you can
try them and be convinced that
they are all we claim for them
First -Glass in Fveru Respect.
We would also remind yo u
that we constantly show a num-
ber of first-class
PIANOS and GROANS
which we sell at prices that will
interest you ask to see them.
No Trouble to Show Goods.
S. Martin.
LEVITTSr
FAIR
.
We have a nice line of Umbrellas
and Parasols for rainy weather.
Cashmere hose, towels, ribbons
and Crochet cotton.
China and Glassware.
Baking prowder, starch, blue,glue,
muscilage, stove pipe varnish, shoe
and stove polish, soap, yaseline, bird
seed, oil,
Cake tins and cutters, doughnut
cutters, lemon and nutmeg graters,
soap shakers, tea, gravy and sink,
strainers, matches, stationary.
ORANGES, LEMONS, CANDIES and
FANCY BISCUITS.
1Levitt's Fair
AGENT FOR PARISIAN STEAK
LAUNDRY.
Laundry sent away every Thursday.
THE NSW GflStl STORE
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES.
W. D. YEO.
Fall is coming, so is our new fall goods. Cottons, Cotton
Tweeds, Denims and Shirtings. (Special value in these
lines.) Flannels and Flannettes in all the popular prices.
Also special value in Men's Underwear,suit '75c, 1 00
. and per� ,
$1.50 $2.00. Ladies Vests, long sleeper, from .150 to
$1.00, special value at 25 c
p500 and 75c. Just received a
choice lot of Boys and Men's
s Caps, plain and fancy. These
goods are the latest and are very bobby, also several lines of
Men's Brown and Black Fedoras just in, and the very latest
in youngMen's Stiffs,thisl
expected week, Call and see
them. Don't forget our groceries,thefare all new and fresh.
We keep Chase and d �.S
anborn s best Coffee, and our Teas are
No. 1,
A Cali Solicit
Produce taken ken In exchange. We
want Butter and Eggs.
g�
Remember the place first door north of
post office.
W. D. Ye°:,