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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1900-11-1, Page 88 TEf\ RT'8 ai scliil:n!,ia'arli,tial ilet1,tar:11 ta° C11'ail:lids!niii'dtP1113,11liui111+11341:1a. GASH OR FRODIJGG - ONLY ONE IRlGg The largest and most up to -date stock of furs in the County. We show you quantity, quality and value, and further, every fur garment yoti buy at this store goes out with our guarantee, perfect satisfaction or your money back, that's fair ain't it. Some very swell new lines just opened in Ladies' up -to date caperines—a very pretty combination in Electric Seal and Sable, perhaps the most swell caperine in town, $4Q.Qo, Ladies' nifty Persian Lamb Caperine, trimmed with best Sable. and Sable Tails, a lovely garment, $35+-0o Ladies' new .Antionette Shape Caperine, Electric Seal and Sable combination,trimmed with large Sable Tails, Very pretty and strict- ly up-to-date, $25 .0o. Ladies' new Stat' Shaped Caperine, Electric Seal and Astrachan combination, trimmed with large Sable Tails, a beauty. See it, $1$. Ladies' new Style Caperines in Electric Seal, Astrachan, and Opposutn con-lbinations,the choicest lot we have erershown, $10.00, $I2.00 and T 12.$0. Ladies' Caperines, Electric Seal, Black Astrachan, Black Opposutn and Mountain Bear combinations, $$. 5o, $8 oo, $8 40 and $9 oo. Ladies' Electric Seal and Grey Chincilli combination Caperines, very swell, $S cto, $ $O and $6 oo, Ladies' Black German Coney Caperines, Full S•v-eep, an d Large Storm Collar. Rare values, $a 49O, $4 25 and $4 So. Ladies' Fur Neck Ruffs, Black and Brown German Coney, trimmed with tails, 75c, 90e, $1 00,$1 25, and $1 3$. Ladies' Black Coney Fur Storm Costars, long front and full Collar, cheap $1 25. Ladies' fancy shaped Fur Neck Ruffs, in. Black Oppo sum, trimmed with beads and tails $3 75. Ladies' Coon Fur Ruffs, Grey Opposum B.ufts, and genuine Sable R.ufls, all at ,prices that will interest you, COME AND SEE OUR LADIES' FUR COATS. igg's BOOK Storo' J. A, ST WART., For Marcia*. A full stock of Sctxcrol Boo for Public Schools. A full stock of Sunday School Library Books at wholesale prices Family and Peacherss Bibles Full Line, Everything i . ryth g it Stationery, wholesale and retail. lOh� Gr.iu laTER (ones! NVtaa Bina Rill s.Yci,:tcixc$,, Q1c.c Jewelry, Sp actactcs,8„ iFt ('ALI. 017 R, HICK: 'Watch Repairing a Specialty. Central - 4,. e(deieVidWg STRATFORD, ONT, A school that is doing •the,best work in business education in Caarzaadaa. Our magnificent catalogues give full intoe oration, Write to -day for one. Sev- eral Canadian colleges acrd manic large American .schools employ our grad- uates as, teachers. This is one strong pxble to our favor. Enter now if pos- W. ,i. ELLIOTT,. Principal. TO ADVERTISERS. 7' The copy h C )'k for changes t.ln r is azist be I f1.g'et not Eter than Tuesday non, Caual advstsement:' accepted up to noon ectnesdav of to ach wek. INSURANCE. John Wanisley, of London. is visit- ERNEST ELLIOT, ing friends in town. • slgen for site WxsaExazv AssvxaeNCs Coar, A. rollick has commenced busi- nessva k"r, of Toronto; also for the Pstaxix Fntmm again in his old stand, NSIMANCFi Cor p. NT, of London, England; Dr. B. Kinsman, of Sarnia, visited olid LTANCn INSU'BANes 'COMEANZ, of Eng his parents here on Sunday. Special services have been .brought to a close in Main st. church. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1st,1000 Dicksou & ul new s Carling'building is - being proceeded with rapidly. Mr. and Mrs. Edward and Mrs. Wills of 'Mitchell, visited at Dr. Anderson's this week. The t.=rand Trunk authorities have Iaid off for the winter one of the three men in each section. lty G. Lntz. e' Duncan McGregor is making prepar- rs.A. Andrew of Detroit is vision ation to rebuild his; house destroyed. Tier mother, Mrs. J. Gould. g by fire Sunday morning. of'Peterboro, is the John McArter of south 1-225. con. t7: Miss Dodds, guest of Bliss Berta Dodds, Andrew t Morrie, has sold his farm for$7;500 to St. George McCall, of the Sth line. Miss Williams, of Zurich, was the Mrs. W. H. Parsons is ill,<and on this guest of her friend Miss Rollins, this account Mr. and Mrs. Parsons have week. been unable to leave for their adopted Use ��Tinau's Cough Balsam fat home in British Columbia. Four years ago the 10th of October, Coughs, Colds andBronehitic troubles. Only 25c a bottle at 0. Lutz's Drug farmers theere dust is flying and one wood ons an store. 'ego around outside in shirt sleeves. It is not often that we see dandelions Quarterly meeting services will be in bloom in October. but this year we Held in James St. church notice thec next Sunday.per y are among. the second crop The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper LOCAL HAPPENINGS To -day, (Thursday,} Is All 'Saints' day, `,' Absolutely pure Baking Powder solei Rowers A few days ago while Roltt. Down, will be administered after the morning of Usborne, was raising a Yarn door, of service. he, in some unaccountable manner dis Physicians 1 een found say ttxatgrape seeds have located his shonlder. -patincl to be the cause of appendicitis, and that tooth-brush TheThe rumor that H. Bishop Se Son bristles have been the cause in a great bad sold their business to a syndicate many cases. Moral: Don't eat, tooth - is unfounded. Particulars can be brushes. learned byreading their advertisement semen t , Wellington : n Clark e of the on front page.ke g , firm 'n, It now seems clear that the Canadian. in nxitlx, undertakers ling on, fLriends, was+' in' town Friday , apple crop has been over estimated,day calling friends, says the Farminghaving brought the remains of the Y World, and dealers•late Jennie Simpson here for inter - in the country are beginning to realize menta: Mr. Clarke -was a formerr that the farmers dent of E orchards are not so esi- xeter. Overloaded with fruits as reports . of.. a •-' p Miss Simpson, daughter few wee ap , eldest n,of 1rs hack indicated, : The big William Simpson, of former - wind storm may,' have had to do with - P London, it but it does not account for T- ly of Exeter) died : with mday. let 3 news will be learned much regx'et thingby many friends of.the family, De - Ralph O'Neil proprietor of the Oen -Intel ceased was 31: years of age. The . re teal : I Aylmer, formerly Mansion House, Exeter, r ynof the day a 'last for brought to Exeter. on Fri ' er, dicot on Wed- da .last V nterment. The auction sale of the effects an real estate of the late Mrs. 1+'anson took place on Saturday last, Chief Gill wielding the hammer. The attendance was large and the chattels brought big figures. The brick block and residence were not sold, the bids though numer- ous being insufficient to cover the up - The other day 'Mrs. James Smith, of setvalue. ue. Clinton, e i visit t rtona isitto Woodstock odstock Recentl • Mr. and Mrs. W. Levitt, tt,of and :as she got oft the -train set her Granton, visited. their son here. Mr. valise clown for a moment on the edge :Levitt is 81 years of age,while g g ,while his part - of the platform. A few seconds after- neris:8r2. Both'_ are hale and hearty wards one of the fast flyers came' along and bid fair to see m . .,g -:any more ' sum - and the suction from :the train drew niers. -..Mrs. Levitt is a cousin of the the valise down on the track, where it late Sir John A. Macdonald, and she was repeatedly struck by the car takes a deep interest in politics. , She �•°heels and smashed to atoms. is an enthusiastic Tory. nesday afternoonlast after a brief ill- ness. Deceased was an excellent hotel man, and, his,hoise was very popular With the travelling community. A • wife, tWo sons and three daughters survive him. He was 44 years of age. His remains were interred in Lon t_r'FAN.N. WEDDINO.—There waas a very interesting gathering at the residence of Mr. and ars. John E. Dignan on Andrew street, on Monday evening Oct, 20th, it being the 20th. anniver- sary of their marriage, Tlxe home was decorated with Bowers and. ferns. There were between 3O And 40' guests. sat down to as suuzptuous din- ner at 7 p, nu. The congratulations were ananiulous. MUNICIPAL MATTERS, The Federal elections have rather taken municipal matters off the xnitxds of the elector, Thie is the year for electing xnereners to the counter conned. We nndeastand that Dr. Rollins and D. McInnes,, hav- ing decided to retire, W. G. 13issett,11. Spackman, A.. Q. Bebier, Exeter ; John Delhridge, I.sborne, and. Richard. Hicks, Stephen, will take the field for the position, in the division including Exeter, Stephen and, D'sborne. honor r,x A tas, The result of the mammoth squash competition held by 4£ illiam$Rennie,,seedszna i,of Toronto, has been announced. Of twenty-three squashes ranging from 203 to 822 pounds, Huron county produced four, and.o ri G de c1x makes a splendid show- ing, with the ist and second in the whole list. W Warnock c r first with a 32,•� pounder ; John S. l Lowrie is se- cond. with one weiglaing 3L3i pounds ; G. H. Davi& of Belgraave, is No. 14 on the listwith a 220 ponuderto his credit and James Henderson, of Wingbanx, is sixteenth, with one weighing 212 pounds, FIVRON NEDICA . ASSOCIATION. -The regular meeting was held in the Town Hall, Clinton, on Wednesday, with a slim attendance. The program as ar- ranged for was ;•--Antieeptics rn stir- gical operations, Dr. Robertson, Strat- ford ; professional fraternity, Dr. °cods, B+ayfield ; diseases of the eye svitb oases, -Dr. Scott, of Clinton; cases in practice. Dr. I3ethuue. of Seaforth ; Best Vaseline per package medical examiner in life iusnranee, Dr. Duusmare, Stratford ; a paper nu me- dicine, Dr. Burrows. Seaforth; organ- ization rganiz ation of Physicians' .Simply Co. DINo IN .A.x.asR.A.,. -•- .On Oct. 2nd F. Godbolt son of George Godhalt, of Winchelsea, died in Alaska, where be owned several mining claairus. His re, mains were interred there, but in the spring will be removed to California, where tris wife and family reside. The cause of death was appendicitis, The deceased some 10 yeas ago sold his stove at Winchelsea and moved to Cal- itarnia where be engaged in wheat £airizxing. About two year ago be ss eat to the Riondy ke and took up sever.',til good claims, Ile visited his borne about asear ago, and again rte., !, turned to Alaska, Mr, Gadbolt was a hard workiug,indusstrious rnan,and bas amassed what would be considered here a large sung of money. He leaves a wife, three sons and two daughters to survive.. ilekard CO..CAR-LING °5i H sail A Big Drop ][N TUE F F 1C)I f? Qeadymade-Ciothingae d N- y, The were N RATER LOWERTHAN r We They 1��1I�c Qin, do iTo4, -know whether "Laurier"' is the cause of it or not but the h fact remains which makes us and our customers 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,r. n to 3.5 a. suit which we offer at $1.,50 to elear,aind many other lines proportion We had a big SNAP offered us in FRENCH CH FLA NFL the other day. These are the kin that are usually retailed at from 45c to 50c per yard. They come in various rstripes ;bought a: colors in spots and strip ;3 we bel_ g� t .110111 cheap ,•lid while they last you may have threw for 225e the yard. Some Grocery Bargains 20 lbs Redpathis extl'a, standard granulated sugar for 5 dor best clothes pins 3 cakes buttermilk soap bars good Laundry soap Best green coffee per lb Best shredded cocoanut p lb 3 lbs best, Laundry starch cans Aylmer Pecs and tomatoes }tsar. -Sunday morning about six o'clock as small frame house on An- drew street awned by Duncan Mc- Gregor, egor, azrd occupied b John Baker,fireman for Ross S: Taylor, was discovered to be on fire, and. before water could be thrown on the building it was practically destroyed, Mrs. Baker was visiting friends in the country. while Mr. Baker slept at Richard Speare's, south end, and there bad d l teen no fire' xn t house a ,ou9 e since S• ,aturdm morning. ofirst n in J; When ei x discovered the habiding was all ablaze and nothing could be saved but the contents of a bedroom at the north side. It seems t•,vident that the build- ing zn was set�on 'r Lire, hutntfaxtia tot h gh o art is u mystery,Mr.aud Mrs. Baker being com1ptrtive strangers in town, havr ag recently conte here ..from London, where they were also burnt out. The building was iusared for $100, while the contents were insured in the sum of $400. VISITOR'S D.S.X,--On Friday after- noon many' of the parents and friends of the school children of Exeter re- sponded to the kind invitation from the Teachers to visit the school. The teachers continued their usual work of the school room, thus showing the visitors how the chiidren are being taught in the Exeter school. During the intermission: the children under the direction of. the Principal, Mr. Boyd, gave an interesting exhibition of fire drill. After recess the children assembled in two of the rooms and listened attentively to addresses from the visitors. o The clxti'ldren on their part sang "Johnny Canticle" and other patriotic songs for the entertainment of the visitors. Inspector Tom com- plimented. the Trustees on their efforts. in establishing and maintaining such an up-to-date school. 'He spoke of the beautiful kalsomined and painted in- terior, of the efficient staff of teachers, of the wisdom of establishing the High School Department, thus keep- ing children of tender years in their own homes and away from snares and temptations to which many are ex- posed when away from the parental home., Mr. Tom has always alw a s shop vn -great interest in the education of the children of Exeter. Not only in the ,natter of the three R.'s but also- in the physical,moral aestherical develop- ment. By the Inspectors's hearty co- operation with an able staff of teach- ers and :a capable Trustee Board Exeter can boast of ample play grounds a solid and substantial building and ti e l ,. u rooms ooms for the1 chi dren to live! in. It is to be hoped that Visitor's: Daywill be an established feature in connection with our school, • VISITOR. To THE PEOPLE o_' EkETER ',ilvti 'SURROUNDING COUNTRY. — We have ften wished to thank out nwxlerous custom a rs c, and patrons for their con- tinued favois. We think . we could find no more fitting time than the present, after fire which cleans out; everything. We are ready to open•up business again. New goods -coming. right along. A.good stock ofbaking, confectionery; and fruits in season . kcranherries, oysters, Iladdie.: While asking you: to accept our thanks for past favors we ask a continuance of same and will, as formerly, do all we can to oblige and please. E. A. For.Llcrt. YJONOERT.— Miss Eva N. Robl n' y s concert on Friday .evening is an as sure• success. It is seldom that such. an array ofo ular artists appear P p pp r on the same program,' and the people of: this vicinity y are lookingforward,toa rare treat: Miss Shirra, of Hensel!,; visited with. Mrs. R.. H.' Collins over Sunday. New urrants,,. ^ , ew Raisins, • At RightPr 05 09><lttT �� r eli+ low. e are also ciearili,g out sum- 25 umm2 :1 mer goods, blouses worth Mc for 40e, 75e for 9,1-1 f' 50,1.00 for 7 5e, kll:uslins and a umber cif other lines at your own price. if you want good cod at i=l h riees we are with -g or .. t 1p tl you. If Q12. want shoddy tile: 11l�0 o. will hate to go elsewhere. y Give us a call, Highest prices paid fforp ,duce. at red, Pier - out 0111- 19 25 04 large consignment of lovely Ne Afilliuery just opene up, We will pay highest 1>aal'l,~et prices for butter, eggs, dried apples, poultry, goose feathers and other farm produce, Tlic R. Pi6KarU Go., Direct Importers Miss S-t,.z o f Z4 tchavisited friends in town over Sunday, Mrs. 13e11, of 'S 3incbelsea,. visited Mrs. R. T. Manch this week, Mr, tweet, of Woodstock, visited Miss Lizzie o n lk river Sunday, Mrs. Billings lzas returned to town from Parry Sound, where she spent the summer. The Misses Ecl:y, of Granton, have sold their farm in London township, to Mr. Kessel, of Binnshard. Mrs. Morgan. Exeter North, died at the home of her son in Usborne yes- terday, at the age of 58 years, 7 months, Miss Eva, Israel, one of Seaforth's young ladies, passed away on Oct. 21, after undergoing an operation for stop - age of the bowels, The annual plowing match of the township of Downie, will be held an farm of Robt, Feasne, lob 17, con. 3, on Thursday. Nov. 8. On Monday, Nov. 5, a damaticai company will occupy the boards at the Opera House, presenting the people's old favorite drama, "Uncle Tom's Cabin." A number of high class spec- ialties will also be introduced. Prices 10c, 20c and 30e. John McDonald, well known in Wine -ham, and who conducted the station hotel at Listowel for a, num- ber of years, has purchased the 'Whitechurchstrong. nx hotel froThos. Arm - Mr, and MrsW. 'S. Lang have re- turned t otie from Manitoba, where e theyspent thepast few months. They will return to the Northwest in the 'spring. z • Theman,John n Pattetso n wha was , !lodged hi I oderzeh jail last week, I charged with stealing from stores in 1 r• u h 1� r m li a tnG Cp n a oder' lx and , rc and Z3ay- iteld and who pleaded guilty before the Police Magistrate at Ooderich came before the Judge for sentence on Friday: last. He was sentenced to seven years at the penitentiary at Kingston. A pretty wedding took place Friday ; morning when Robert Kelly and Miss; Kate Riley,f St.. Marys, were united ' t y , marriage � in r ge in London, the Rev. D. J. � STO will take up their residence on St. For Infants and Egan officiating. The young couple Ghiidren. George street north. The "GripHouse"at Seaforth,for- r : i$lie werly occupied by Geo. E. Hendrson, f4o- simile will be conducted in thefuture by Mrs. ; s'p'ay°: Hunter, of London: Mr. Henderson °l is now in possession of the•Oommercial Hotel, which he will conduct from this date. °ARM oa•,,'.I'ITANxs.-- We wish to thank the peopleof,<I eter for their kindness and sY•mp&thy to us in our late misfortune. • Our friends have been too nurneroiis ee thank each one. Please accept` this a personal aacknowiedgeeti" ent. BORN FINRBMtINFR-Its Stephen, on Sunday Oet 28th, wife of Jacob Finkbeiuer, of a son, eFALLS-In Usborne, on the 27th ult., the wife of Alex. Merolla, of a son. Ti.TL0R-In Exeter, on the 29th alt„ the wife of James Taylor, of a daughter. iitl \7LT.�I-In Centralia, on the Stith tilt., the wife of 1 -'at Hanlon of a. son.. DIED MORGAN -in 'laborite, on the 30th ult-, Wary Ann :Coughlin:- (relict of the late Thomas Morgan,) of Exeter North, aged SS years, 7 months. Turkish Scalp Food prevents tie au from falling out, restores faded" and gray hair to its original color. Being delicately perfumed itleaves no unpleasant oder. It is not . a dye. Should be in v . e eY r house where a hair renewer is needed. For sale by C -Lutz. Only 50 cents a bottle. Mrs. Schaub an old ladyof 'eighty, had the misfortune to break her thigh Saturday night at the residence of her son-in-law, Wm. Subring,.of Seebach's Hill. It appears that when going to loci she took a 'dizsy spell and fell to the floor wi th the above result.. Francis McDonald, aged '83 years,. who -has been living:with a son near T ennicott,` made a desperate attempt to commit suicide on Friday'.last by inflicting ugly g ashes on •his throat � and neck. He was arraigned before Police Magistrate Race and J. W. Cull, J. P., at Mitchell, on Monday, and was committed to Stratford jail as a dangerous lunatic, ti THAT THROBBING HEAD CHE Would quickly leave yoi. if you us- ed ed Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thous- ands of sufferers have proved their matchless Sick and Nervous Headaches. They make pore blood and strong nerves and buildup your health. Easy to take Try them. Only 25 cents. Money back if not cured. Sold by all Druggists. icon A'- ovry - arra4 rni4aor James Bver1eij ' The steady increase in our trade is a good proof of the:0feet that our goods 1 are right in price, lower than those of other dealers. We are getting in nett/ designs of furniture every Week. We . would quote prices but space will not permit. Please call and see the, snaps we have to offer. (Jnr e c� king In- this department our stock is com- plete and we have 'undoubtedly` the best funeral outfit in the county and, our prices are as low as the lowest. We have . some PIANOS and ORGANS that we sell l >l 1 I verycliea and don't forget it: Don't forget .the g g place. Opposite J. Griggs. WIC la WANTED to learn yprint�iug. Apply at ,dins 0fflcc. 1. PIANO Fon SALE.—A. square plane, in good order. for sale .cheap. The ad-. lfetropolitan ho reverser has ttvo,tel-Can be seen at the�3 mm - .:. - _ e Farmers and others who intend: - '. having; auction sales .;hoard insist o» • Q5� i''^ waving. their bilis printed at Taw Tamus ..thee. Free uotir' given. in ;_the paper with. each Bawler for bilis. A TERRIBLE CO 11ir8, Thos. tarter, Northport. Ont., says;X, caught a severe cold which settled on roe throat and lungs and sty friends thought It; would send nae to mr grave, when other resus dies t .ted. ur, d cad's Norway Moo Syrup co i ,.�{lu` t Quusttnll Tltobtst equipped Pti'lnessand Sher:baual School in 4ansda is the Forest City Bzrrisiess ,5: Shoraltaud College, London Ont. bargoeurol. anent andatrone taenit5 t;ttradrede of Students J 4 itr j ,t L EJ E in good positions, Yaw, w, e. a:ea:client work at 1t Bs credit Children Ory fear CASTORIA. £X TE 'at:nl i e G o tc !.' either k or couiu Ave.flee. Curresptttt� eed ticnca loci c:;. J. W. W1s3TF.lt47I' L r, We leave a large stock of mill 'fees on band which will be sold at reason- able prices. Prancipal, ewitia afi91oIlBs If you are looking tor 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 is Prim We will be pleased to place. theca in your home and you can try them and be convinced that. they are all we claim for them First -Glass in M �r�rH &oest. We would also remindy ou that we constantly show a num- ber of first-class CHOICE WRITER AND rioos ; WHEAT Wanted for which highest market prices will be paid. J. L OI3BLL I I04. & DSON. N L EVITTS' FAIR We have a nice line of Umbrellas. and Parasols forirainy weather, Cashmere hose, towels, ribbon and Crochet cotton, China and Glassware. Baking prowder, starch, blue,glue„ nzuseilage, stove pipe varnish, shoe and stove polish, soap, yaseline. bird seed, oil, . Cake tins and cutters, doughnut cutters, lemon and nutmeg graters, soap shakers, ten, gravy and sink strainers, snatches, stationary, ORANGES, LEMONS, CANDIES :aizcli FANCY BISCUITS, PIANOS and ORGANS which we sell atp rices that will AGENT ` FOIL PARISIAN STEAM interest you' ask. to see .them. No Trouble to Show Goods, LAUNDRY.. E: artn (, Laundrysent away every Thursday. Levitt's Fair NEM X . CASHr RE 7, GOODS K GOODS a T°° Poise makes a, confusion. We prefer the steady and sure plan of doing business, giving people right v go -ods at right prices. We• Do pretend to Soil 60 and 75c Goods for 39c But give value for value every time, or. more refunded. efurdcd. We W appreciate tc vciSnucx the patronagee of so many during our t• inspect short time in business,. and further solicit a call to i ns ect t ourgoods. I' We 4'V ehave t 701: everything iii I� Dry -Goods t -Goods yet, m but are adding Y to our stock allthe:. time. It will be aleasilre.to show Toil whatz., P 5t o have. 'Our Groceries = T cs ha e been.a er fect.success .p and recommended tried �.,ndcdby, all who lave tried them The best Red :Salmon, Maple Leaf and other brands, c• ,try our "Man -of -War" 1t-of-Warf Ceylon.. Tea 25c. per lb.,black and mixed ; many like it hitter that what they have been getting .oc. Also tryour g 9, Choice , g Japan Tea, ,3 Pounds foz�; oc. 1 5_ Highest hprice paid gfor Produce. A i l call solicited. :'