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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1900-11-15, Page 86R0%NDLD, F&.KL.� JflMMED YES, THE GREAT SALE OF THE H. BISHOP AL STOCK 3 A. STEWART. Is creating a regular old time hum and no wonder, *ben you stop and think, for the stank which amounts to almost $Soo, oo is all new and up-to•date, Not a dollars worth of old or shelf worn goods in the place. Just think of it, $S000•00 worth of good new goods for the people of Exeter and vicinity' at and below actual wholesale prices. Just one word of advice to intending purchasers. Come as early in the day as possible and avoid the tremendous crush in the afternoons, but if you can't come early, come when you can and wee will do the very best we can for you. About WO worth of Boots & Shoes, Rnbb'rs and Overshoes, all good staple stock. Ladles' nee button :ands lave beats cared, lazes' Oxfords. neerty ;all made by King, the lagan who don't Inv how to ineke poor beats, Men's boys and girls fine and heavy boots. most of thein from King's factory-, men's long boots, grain, kip au i split, all King's make, ail at and below cost. Reaidlysinetie waits and overcoats foe men and b ys. piles of them, not an old tette in the lot, 54 per cent, is aa,neat, what v;,r* cell save lea. clothing at the silo of the Bishop arae[ . Fur ('O;3t% f le men and women, fore C a,.r's, nkat a, .lib's and eApt't'ines, far the L deve--fair 'Caps for in.en and women. tit :at a le:aring s;tle prices. They zr net be sold. Surae one has lost money, for we liu,aght the Bishop stoelt a.t. as 'eery low at on the S. Sonne one's loss is z ort' g chs. Dress Goods. Tweeds, Flannels, Fta tinettes, Velvets. Worsteds, Cotton Skirtings, C'ottoriadee. Table Linens. Linen Table N:tpl:ins,tioesets,Kid Groves, Hosiery, ;lien's and Women's L nderrveaar, in het at complete .and full assort, relent, of Dcy Games, all at and below cost. Came an.1 sleeve the b.ar ;.gins, Groeer:ee. A fall stock, an immense lot of Janine. I€ys n and Black, eat money swing prices for �ol, tr,^ v, splendid ndad lot. Tea Setts, Dinner Setts, T.rilrt Seita, Cope and Sr:tucr•a, !last -s, Jogs, Mogi. a€teetlaing and everything in ('r►,'t cry. sat ltnw prioes.. Bear in mind please tlaeat goods eneesaid nut cannot. be replaced. SALE IN STORE RECENTLY OCCC'PI.ED BY H. BISHOP. toe, se a.'n aever • 13001( gOr0 A full stock of School Bo for Public Schools. . A. STEWART. Marriage ti ns 4w?eeldlirsg Rings, Wri<tc1ies, ClocKsis Jewelry, spectacles, eto C LL ON R. HICKS Patch Repairing a Specialty. ;Centrre:3 STRATFORR, ONT. A helmet that is doing tln•hest work LftlI stock of SundayS choo business education in Canada. Our Library Books at v.'holesale prices magnificent catalogues give MI Intor minion. Write to -day for one. Sev- eral Canadian colleges and many large Family and i eachers Bibles ! -lxnerican schools employ our grad - Full Line. , nates as teachers. This Is one strong point ra our faayor. Enter now if pos- sible. Everything in Stationery,' wholesale and retail. W. J. Toza.torr% Principal. 00 fin TO ADVERTISERS. �t 1 The cope for changes inuet he left, 1 not later than Tuesday tenon. Casual advestisetnents :accepted up to noon Wednesday of each week, EX :T E R INSURANCE THE EXETER TIMES SNow,--The first good fall of snow 1 name on Tuesday, Nov. 1341x, tq the depth of eight inches. On \Vecines- day, sleighs and cutters were brought 1 into use. AT PORT FRANK. - W. Hawk- shaw, N. Dyer linrdon, Dr. Sweet Postmaster Christie, Thos Sweet and others are at Port Frank this week on a shooting expedition. -r— SLIPPED AND FELL. -01a Saturday, Joseph Cobbledick. while decending; from a load of grain, slipped off the tire of the wagon and fell heavily to the ;round, sustaining slight injury, DaAT e or MISS IltDWARD.The dearii occurred suddenly ou November 12th of Miss Charlotte Louisa Howard, eldest darrghter of J. K. Howard, Andrew see in her 8th year, De- ceased had been ill for some time and her death was not unexpected. She was of a, quiet nature and much esteemed by a large circle of friends. • Ton wco INSTEAD Or Lia;iron.-Lord Robert's recommendation that the re- turning soldiers, be welcoaaned with gifts of tobacco instead of liquor, calls out a singular endorsemens from the Lancet, which declares that tobacco, used with due moderation, is second only in value to food itself in the case of men enduring long labours on short:. rations. Mrs. Brewer is visiting friends in �`+RNEST ELLIOT,x�- the country, i Wiil Ford has ;gone to the Rainy Agera ferthe WESTERN ASSURANCE Cox -River District fora trip, for the bene- ?aNY, of Toronto; also for the PEEN1X FIRE : fit of his health. esra te:me ComPANv, of London, England; A. J. McTavish, of London teas here rlZ LCE INsrntaxen CaarttPANV. of nag and yesterday attending the funeral of the late %1iss Howard. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER lith, 19001 fMoses rom IowaGardiner has whither he returned wente with home i• ----- :shipment of cattle, I R, E, Pickard has recovered from Ibis recel<t electric shock, but stilt carries his arm in a sling. Miss Jennie Nuance is visiting 1 The official declaration of the elect - friends in Ailsa Craig. lions in South Perth and Nortb Middle - Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Knight enter -1 sex can be found on p 4th. page rained several friends on Tuesday A. Medonell, left last Thursday evening. with six stallions for Iowa, where he We have commenced anew story had disposed of them to a syndicate. "Love won and lost," which is said a Ed. J. Pickard, who has been study - to be highly interesting. t ing denistry in Brantford for some Do you want a fur coat, cap, caper time, is now attending college in ine or ruff ? Largest stock and bestl.,Toronto. value in the County. STEwA:RT s,Thos, Russell of the Thames Road £he Presbyterian congregation di will held an auction sale on Thursday Lucan and Fraser church have extend- 22nd inst„ of stock which he cannot ed a call to the Rev J, C. Smith. of winter owing to the recent destruc- Toronto. of his barns by lightning. Ladies' new homespun suitings, new a., T. P. Smith, optician, will be at the frieze suitings, new tweed suitings,ommerciai hotel on Friday and Sat - largest range in the county, special„ rdav, November 23rd and 24th. If value. ST.h wART's. your sight is defective it will be to Albert Oakley, south of Brussels,has Your interests to consult Mr. Smith„ leased his 100 acre farm, it is said, to free of charge. Remember the date. f4. Blake Bros., of the 14th con.,Grey,and Turkish Scalp Food prevents the will take wrest for a time. air from falling out, restores fade. An instalment of the story "Unree and gray hair to its original color. qq uitted Love” can be found on peg . Being delicately perfumed it leaves no live of this issue. It is continue unpleasant oder. It is nota dye. ;Should be in everyhousewhere hair from the issue of Nov lst. F. a "n ••enerver is needed. For sale by C utz. Only 50 cents a bottle. f. J. W. Taylor, had three'ribs brok- e= last week by the collapse of a scaffold at Dickson & Carling's new building. The fall was short but Mr. Taylor fell in such a manner as to break three ribs. He is able to be around again. Miss Maggie Bell, the efficient teach- er in the seconddepartment of the Milverton public school, has resigned her position to take charge of a. school near Blyth where the salary is consid- erably in excess of that paid in Milver- ton. J. L. Loyd, contractor for the grano- lithic sidewalk in Brussels this year, 3. A. Cooper, of Clinton, gave an has settled up with the Council. He address at the Epworth League of did $5,416.85 worth of work and has Main St. church on Tuesday eyening. received 90 per cent. on his contract, The atteedance was not very large the 10 per cent. being retained for a owing to the stormy weather prevail- year as a guarantee of the solidity of ing. the work. George ArrYrstron broth r of Irvine e The returns of the births, deaths Arrnstroi� of this lace, wlio for and marriages of the province, for the the Past 26 p first six months of the year have been h p t years. has been.mathrna- tical teacher in the Paris High Prepared by the Registrar•General, s School to has resinee, take effect department, The total, increase in g ,r six onths was 496 while January 1st.. The trustees have grant- births for m ed him.six month's salary from Jan. marriages increased ; by 669, Deaths 1st,' as a mark of appreciation' of his decreased 856, showing that the health services. of the province was particularly good. LOCAL HAPPENINGS Ladies' "King quality" walk easy shoes,men's King quality, Y rubber b er sole and eel boots. For comfort and value they beat the world. STEtvaRT se, Frank Howard was home this week attending the , funeral of his sister,. the late Charlotte Louisa Howard. It is a nsinceas: umber of years he was, in Exeter. ` The best value in wool horse blan- kets. R. H. SWEET. W. 11. Parsons left last week for the West. Mrs. Parsous.lwho is still ill, will remain in Exeter for a time. She is with Mrs, James Miller, An- drew St. A FIN' OCTot;sR.-14st month was the warmest Oetober on record in Ont- ariw. The average temperature was 6 2, being fi 7 higher than the average and 5 :3 higher than the next wannest October, that of 1899. The highest temperature,a3Q ucc rred n n the Q ta d the rawest, 25,8. on the 17th. The 'warmest flay was 6th, mean temperat- ure 711,0, and the coldest the kith mean temperature 37.0. The sunshine for the month was 8 hours above the aaver- age, and the raainfelt a quarter of an inch below, NoTaei;.---Tile High School departs rnent of the Exeter School, hed a, meeting Fr]d ay for tire, purpose of or- ganizing a Literary Society. The chairman, E. Hooper, conducted gnat- Wee in a businesslike manner. After some diseuesion as to the advantages of such a astetiety. the following officers were elected:- President. Wily vatx'1; yire•prcs., Lillie Robinson : Secs Latino.. Evelyn Gill ; Editor, Herbert (3t'egory ; Organist, :Millie ,ai;u'tin ; t'sher, `Ferry Hardy; Question -Draw- or, Percy Browning; Committee. Wu Dempsey, Frank Ross. Mabel Jenni- son. I Poo MANY DEN I The formal opening of the Royal C'oliege .of Dental Surgeons took place Wednesday after. noon. The authorities of the college quite a time ago became aware of the feet that more dentists were graduat- ing than there was room for. They went to work and by raising the standard of matriculation have now good results. This year only 152 students have registered. while [cast year there were 170, and the year before 202, Dean Wilmott says that 70 dentists graduating every year is altogether too many. There is not more than :room for forty at the out- side. ACAv. angor• FnANc'n.--On Sat ur day evening next, Nov. 17th, the citizens nt Reeler and surroitirdiug t�vas to be favrnel by a, visit t from 31e wtv, 8lnaprn:i.it's greatest pro- duction ' t, {'anality of France," a play being seen in all the large cities to crowded boutes. The company are aappeering here under heavy guarantee and in order that the amount be raised the "prices have been reduced from 75e and $1.00 to 25, 35 and 50c. This will enable all to see the big city attraction and one which promises to be the biggest ever seen in Exeter. The company is under the same manage- ment as "A Prisoner of Zemin," A car load of beautiful scenery is carried.; and the costumes worn are the best,' that money can buy. flan now open; at Dr. Lutz' Drug Store. The trustees of school eection No. 5, Morris, received 1S applications for a position as teacher, in which were 11 ladies at salaries varying for $225 to $400, and seven gentlemen at salaries from $300 to $400, the applicants being from Wingham, Goderich, Clinton, Mitchell, Stratford and Toronto. Mr. Peter S. Stewart, of Miechell, got the job. The twentieth century will have 24 leap years, the greatest number poss- ible. February will have five Sundays three tunes -1920, 1948 and 1976. The earliest possible date on which Easter can occur is March 12. The last time it occurred on that date was 1818. The latest date that Easter can occur ,is April 25th. It will occur but once ,in the corning century on that date, '1943. The griddle day of the century will he .Tan. 1st, 1951. There will be 380 eclipses during the coming cen- tury. Here is and entirely new mode of setting fire to barns. Machine men and farmers will do well to guard against its recurrence as the flames are spread ianmediately to the most imfiammahle part of the barn, The other day John T. Leary's barns at Britta iia, Toronto township, and two seasons crops were totally destroyed. entailing a loss of four thousand 'dol- lars. Fire was caused by friction. The knives of the cutting machine, which was being operated. fated ton closely, with the result that sparks were pro- duced.. P duced.. the cutterer ad on a blower w attachment, and the sparks from the knives igniting the cut straw a stream of flame issued from the mouth of the blower, The roan in the mow had a narrow escape from being burned to death. Mrs. John. Reynolds, of Ha ll tt Y a e , has s been very i11 thisweek, so much so that the friends have feared a fatal termination, says the Clinton. News - Record. This venerable woman may claim the distinction of being the old- est person in the county of Huron if not in many adjoining counties. She is now in her hundredth year, she says, though Dominick Reynold, who is himself eighty-eight, thinks she has still more years to her credit. Be that as it may, Mrs. Reynolds has con brined surprisingly bright and active. She has been a resident of Hullettfor about sixty years' but was born in County Sligo, Ireland. Mr Reynolds hied„, seventeen years ago. CA ING B1205. Exotor Herisall wig x rep T1 -111B PRICE OP - FURS.FURS.. - rare Owing a magnificent_ of Fur con- sisting 4 i'� showing � rangeGoods, of Men's Coag[ on Coon, Calf, Dog, Etc. Ladies' Electric Seal and Astrachan Coats, Ladies' Collarettes and Capel'ines in all the leading furs, and in rich combinations, from the cheapest 1 p to the richest lines ; also a great line in Ladies' Capes in Astrachan, from $1.2.50 up.. We will be pleased to show you our stows. 'roce'E'S. 20lies Red gait's extra stand 'd granulated sugar for Get our special prices on finest selected Raisins by the box. Men's Boys' Overcoats,. We. have a tremendous stock of Men's and Boy's Top Coats whi';h we are bound to clear out during the next few weeks: If you want a coat for yourself or boy, see us. We will save you money, Ladies Mantle. \Ve have some very natty Ladies' tlllt" which we intend clearing at bargain prices. money by [guying here, Misses"( a at s, You can save We want a large quantity of butter, eggs, poultry, dried apples, and other farm produce, and will pay highest market perces for same. Tirio i6kdr 6009 Direct !importers Readymad- I f: thing They were N EVER LOWER THAT 3 ? O W. We do not know whether "Laurier" is the cause of it of not but the 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 hey most for their money, We have a line of boys suits that were $2.75 to $3.25 a suit which we offer at $1.50 to elea r,and many other lines proportion ately low. We are also clearing out sum- mer goods, blouses worth 50e for t0c, 75e, t for 50,1.00 for 75c, muslius and al. number of other lines at your own price. If you want good good at right prices we are with you, If you want shoddy or the like you: will have to go elsewhere. Give 115 a�l ill. Highest l � H est prices paid for produce. OfiRLINO BRO APPRENTICE WANTED to learn: printing. Apply at Tiaras .0fACE. 'WANTED. ---A good steady boy thir- teen years old oe older to drive milk waggon, :apply to J. itcINNt~s. Boras WANTED,- 500 dressed and live hogs wanted. .Highest cash price will he paid for the same at the Exeter Packing House. Ribs and cuttings on hand. osr.- A yenr•okt collie bitch, On i Nov.N.3rd, on lath. con„ Stephen, 2.$ miles south of Dashwood. eoa.n color, with small white spots on breast, and 1 leather strap ou neck. Information that will lead to her recovery will he rewarded by writing to JAMES IIOIR, Tray P. 0., or any person detaining her after this notice Will be prosecut- ed. Absolutely pure 13 ,k i.tg Powder sold ' by C. Lutz.. o See -our I:alres;�'r'tal Ill'isses' cline w'.. i OO to., :. � 1. .IISwelter. , •' The d. man's Cough Balsam. for c' ,n.;lt•., teolds and Bronchitic troubles. tally ' 2.5c a bottle at L', Lutz's Drug iioure. People whose eye -sight is defective should see T. P. Smuith, opticiaan,at the Commercial hotel, on Friday and Sate. urday. Nov. 23 and 2t. I Levettwasin Buffalo leis ,W, I . 13 fYa to t 1)ry.wells ar c t i frequent e in the late ts, lu nt country just now week. Extra value in t aeeand tapestry cur- A. J. Rollins, ie visiting his son in ,?[:aims this and next week at STEW utT s. a ,Rochester, Mich. 'We learn that J.D. Ronald will brave s, Ladies' rubbers 35c, men's rubbers .the steam tire engine here in a few+; 5 le at R. 1i. SWEET'S. V Men's n'shoes worth l , .. 00 to.. 0 for da rr ben•t rIe s wo t a ,a l e a test., of its capabilities leg will be entitle, 1 /5I.39 at R. 1.1. SWEET'S. The Main St. choir has been dug ': Mrs. W. Lovett continues ill, with niented recently by the addition of slight signs of improvement. several new members. The choir now a A sewing circle has been organized numbers 20 voices. among the young ladies of town. The Presbyterians of Canada are : Mr. Lacy, of .Peterborough, spent preaching the gospel in the Dominion Sunday the guest of F. W, elladman • in 16 different languages, so says Dr. " Mrs, Campbell and family of Wil - Warden of Toronto. oliana street, are visiting friends in We hear it stated that W. J. West- London. cott has purchased G. F. Neeliu's in- j Chas. Tgin is confined to his room terest in the Seaaforth Sun, and will ; through illness. We hope soon to re - soon become sole owner. port his recovery. Can't do better than buy your fall . The evaporators have concluded the goods for cash .ir produce. We would eason's operations, having dried a advise trying STEr1'.urr'S. One price l trge quantity of fruit. cash store, they'll use you well.V, The vital statistics of the town of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Sweet celebrated St. Marys for the month of October their wooden wedding on Monday are as follows : Births 5 marriages 1, evening. by entertaining a number of deaths 1. friends. 1Jay they live to celebrate Mary Grigg, wife of Robb. Webb, their golden wedding, died in Stella, on Sunday. Oct. 28th, Rev. G. H. Long, of Hensel], will at the age of 76 years. She was the lecture in James St. church on. Friday mother of Richard Webb, formerly of Exeter. Mr. and Mrs, N. Doupe, who have been citizens of Lucan for some. time, have returned to Kirktontheir former ii evening, under the auspices of the W. F. M. S., subject, "Mission soork in the Northwest." Public cordially in- vited. The parlor social at the residence of home. William Hamden, on Friday evening under the auspices of the Mission Band of the Presbyterian church, was fairly well attended, and a pleasent evening was spent. Mrs. John Gould has disposed of her cooperage and ashery business to Jas. Gould, and with daughter, Miss Jennie will leave in a few days for Pontiac, Mich., where several of her married iao NI* daughters reside.pia.to oignaturo Owing to the delay by contractors et in completing the work on the new English church at Kirkton, in time, the opening ceremony will not take place on the 25th inst. NV hen the work is finished the date for the open- ing services will be duly announced. Thirty-six municipalities in Ontario have already decideded in favor of abol- ishing statute b l- ishingstatute labor, and a number of other townships will vote upon the question at the coming municipal elec• tion in January. Dickson & Carlin 's new building is being pushed rapidly towards com- pletion. I will 1 eah�n 1 handsome st u - rc tore and is1 to )c, occupied Hast- ings, barber, in the ,hasement�; Dick- son & Carling, law offices and Dr. An derson„ dentist, in the 2nd and 3rd storeys. • For Infants and Children. Albert Penwarden leaves. to -day. (Thursday) for Michigan,, where he will residefor a time, having rented his Earn on the 4th con., TJsborne, to David Rowcliffe, for a term of years. We are pleased to learn that Mr. Pen - warden's little girl, who has Been fel with the fever is improving nicely. Look out for anniversaryof Mai St. Methodist church. Dec.2 and 3 Sabbath, Dec. 2, Rev. Dr. Daniels, of Sarnia, will preach morning and even- ing. Monday evening, 3rd, grand sup perserved by the ladies, after which Rev. R. Hobbs, of Wingham, will de -1 liver his fa. rxoue lecture on the"Angu- lar u - lar man." Bigbargainsgi n Rubbers Boots , &I Shoes. R. H. SWEET. ® is on every ®para t1ou5e, Exeter ONE NIGHT ONLY. SATURDAY, NOV. 1111i THE' MESSRS. SHIPIMAN Present their massive scenic success. A GAVALIER of FPANG[ A beautiful romantic drama from the pen of Espy Williams. Handsome Costumes, Beautiful Scenery And Electrical Effects. 1 CARLOAD OF SCENERY USED. Prices 25, 35 and 50. Reserved seats 50. The scenes of the play areaid at the Courts Ls of Henry III, of France showing the Palaces archways and interiors y t ozs of the homes of Royal Faniiies. Plan at Dr Lutz's Drug Store Win. Baker, Zurich, took the con- tract for cleaning out and repairing Zurich drain, receiving therefore $398. The total length of the drain is 568 hods., r Jd1B Be See Dear i00. goods, you will b, sur- prised at the quality of thean, have ai, new selection of hand - painted ware, also some choice jardi- aners, tall Rower holders, and cosec Siam, "Bobs" and Powell" cups and saucers, Canadian patrictic wars toilet and 4 piece setts. 1'unp:adour back and side combs, bri11iaint ,setting, Childs cou•rbs, hair retniners, steel combs and dressing cd'nibs, hairbrushes, [Ebony back.] ' Ebony, manicure and Stationary setts, button hooks and tiles. Afull line of granite, tin and wooden^ ware. ea Oranges, Lennons, candies, soda, and fancy biscuits. Eleven's Fair AGENT FOR PARISIAN STEAM LAUNDRY. Laundry sent away every Thursday., r i 86 The steady increase in our trade is a good proof of the fact that our goods are right in price, lower than those of other dealers. d6iiiflOS 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 We are getting in new designs of Moderate in Price. furniture every week. We would a-., .,ern.,quote prices but space will not, permit. i We will be pleased to place Please call and see the snaps rye have { them in your home and you can 4try them and be convinced that 1 they are all we claim for them Undertaking In this department our stock is com- plete and we have undoubtedly the best funeral outfit in the county and our prices are ' s low as the lowest. We have some PIANOS and ORGANS that we will sell very cheap and don't forget it. Don't forget the place. Opposite J. Geigg's. First -Glass in Every Rasped. We would also remind you that we constantly show a num- ber of first•class PIANOS and ORGANS which we sell at prices that will interest you ask to see ` them. No Trouble to Show Goods, S Martin. ME N E W ST E I!O 71,71 DRY - GOODS Wl(1 OROGERUES. 1P•, New goods arriving every week, We are now in a bet- ter position to c than tion supply. �] the Santa of our i marl � patrons Al I Y y p s than we have been since opening, and by value fol'. value we . p � giving hopet Owl 1 marl[ mope r 12.110 1� v ct 5tomc,l . S GENTLEMEN :-Cld and young, don't fail to see our Under- wear before you purchase elsewhere. t s Sc here:- There is no better to be had, and we guarantee our prices will Tease you. � I l Y Fours splendid lines at 95c• ger suit. is • g'Leal e' !• 1• Also a fullran ,c, of u,., maul Children's Underwear in ail • )rices 1, Flannels from to � to oc, Sec our Military ,[gine[ at 25c. and Extra al 7 le c l✓�tra �a.uc, i�� I lat,,ae•a.ttc 3 s from5c to z c• Sec r• Y` 5 5 our Wrap perettes, they are pretty . Special ralne'in'l`a,:lile Lirie.n. See w,h:at we. have at 25c.,' 66 in. wide. (:gent:,' I,,eatle- .\ii s and Driving Gloves. Ladies' and Children e Cir:ua,,;,i,.., iaa Grey and Block.. Everything you need Par the cold - weather: Dont forget a. our Groceries �'the are clean and •� � � ; fresh, A call solicited . Produce taken in exchange. W. D. YE0 First Store North of Post Office.