Exeter Times, 1901-4-11, Page 8T`ki 1 E1' t, 'fM
STEWART'S
Cash Store
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Whfitt about house furnishings. Our stockiscomplete.
We am/ready, ,yea anxious for your verdict. �� e think our
s1iowii g of Carpets, Linoleums, Oilcloths, Curtains, Blinds
and Wall Pa pens is just the best you'll see this season. Coale
and tell us what you think of it. You know its nice to look
through the new furnishings whether you're ready to buy or
not. You are always welcome to study the new styles at
the Big (`ash Store.
$1.2.s the yard for very swell Wilton L uoleuitas 2 and 4 yards wide direct
carpets, in soft green effects. Some- . from the makers to ourselves: that
thing very rich. See them. means a► saving to you worth consider-
$1.ilii the vtrd for your choice of the ing.
a of out great leaders In lace cart.rins.
We have others, but these are special.
Yon should see them. They are direct
from Walker in Nottingham.
$$2.35 and..40 the pair fat new up-
to-date tapestry curtains, in greens,
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We tike pleasure in •aaunouncing that our stock of DryCoods,. D!ot% ng3
ii nee}a, Boots lad Shoes, Crockery, Glassware, Wall Papers:
rotelTci al l:ilnaisoff` House Furnishings is glow complete at both our
Exeii'r ah,t! Jiensall Stores, and never before in our hi-t,wry have we been able to show midi
`1 tu,: ,ht;livitutt range of goods as at present, \ ',' :t`'liit your trade and at alt times will be
pleased to show von our sock, We are in iki;h:.e, spa l.ii l.it.ti of Fine 131a ck Dress Goods.
best of Brussels carpets that we 75
have ever shown. "'Sew blue effects." e, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.25 for
'soft grey tones,"deen rich green tints.
+'very pretty fawn effects," and "the
pasteil shading." Oh 1 they're lovely.
:5Oc and 75c the yard for two very
tial lines in' tapestry carpets. t blues, Terme, cardinals, fawns, and
[rsiInes such as don't often come your pastell shades. They are just as pretty
W. as can be and such good value.
.n,- 71:14" YOU Peen oar wall papers
Fut the y utt for our best extra super There is certainly something the mat -
pure wool carpet. This is the tutu/ . ter with thea►s for they are Ding out
t1a:aGlooksoat well, to t well, and hangs . in double quieic tune. Perhaps its the
QrL to at, color to the very lase, 11
I rice that makes them move so quick.
►honey sRi iii}; ling, We can save Fo
good none on
tae, SOe, .l l,. and 45e the yard for a i u paper, Quality. value and assort -
tine rause of new Union carpets, ' meat that's all.
You'll like Them if you see them. t Don't forget oar dress goods, Yoga
They're venue. i won't will you? Thes• ere just swell
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1 Thousands of Dollars' worth of new Spring Goods ready
for inspection.
Carling Bros. invite Their friends to see their new
t importations.
This is the mouth to buy staples. We have the best
value in the trade, as we sell our Prints, 'White -Colored
} Gin;lhams and Flannelettes at old prices.
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All Departments are Crowded With
,,._New Goods This onth.
Carpets .Boots and Shoes
15oa yards n:'.t• Carinal; ,jest' (Exeter Store Only.)
opened up. We have them in a Ladies' new Oxford. Tie Shoes
Wools and Union at 25c. 35,c'; at $1, $1.25 and $1.5o.
qoc, goc and 75c. :311 Mena' de- Ladies' pace and buttoned
signs and colorings. Boots at $1, $1 25, $r 75 and $2,
Also special va'Hies in Tapes -1 Mens new Bals and Congress
try and ilrussell's Carpets.
Wall Papers
10,000 Rolls of beautiful new
Wall Coverings just passed into
steep. We have them from 3e.
to 40c ;ler roll, and as we pur-
chased thein direct from the
manufacturers, and have them all
marked at close prices, you are
sure of getting the best possible
values here.
Wedding Ritsgts,
Watches, Oloelcs,
Jcwctr-Y,t
Spectacles, Etc
ea.LI4 ON
R. HICKS
'Watch Repairing a Specialty,
entre!
is watt the business man owes him- t c r /f! y ; r fshep
self. ,...,:
Cur .ams
Good Nottingham Lace Cur-
tains, 234 yds. long, tape bound.
Great value, $oc.
r1 great variety of Nottingham'
Lace a:urtains in new designs,
tape bound at 75; $1, $1.25,
$1.95, $2.25, $3.25 and $3.75.
Groceries
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New Dress Goods, New Prints, New Sh stings, New
White Wear, New Ties, New Shirts, NOW Tweeds, New
Hats -all in the newest shades and styles.
, . WALL PAPER.
gat 1 z5, '1 50, til 75 and $2 50, R
Misses' and children's Shoes We never had a tenet selection We invitee )-our at lac, sac, 7 ac, $1 and $1: 2;5. speetion.
The above lot are a special lino If •
you want fair dealing, honest prices and no hum -
'just opened up which we Nought bugging,- go to
at a bargain.
3 lbs. best selected Valencia
Raisins 25c.
Best Paris Whiting, per lb oic,
STRATFCRD,IIONT.
It is this business policy of ours One of Canada's largest and most
which induces us to claim to be successful schools of Business Tru.' •ing.
often the cheaipest and con -`.All old -established school and one that
sequently always the beet.
Fe have in steeleverything in the
ti►ticrery Line—newest in Note
1P weer
enjoys an excellent reputation for
superior work. The present is a splen-
did time to enter for a course of train-
ing. Prepare now for the situations
that will be open next fall. We as-
sist many of our students to good
positions. The large attendance that
A. Complete Lirn.e of our school enjoys is positive proof
Jardineres, that our work is highly appreciated.
and German Decorated Oar students are our best advertise-
Englishcnerits+ They know that our training
Vases, is 'first-class acid they are telling others.
French China, Write for Spring circular.
Lirnoge and Japanese Ware. W. J. ELLIOTT,
Principal.
FANCY GOODS OF ALt.. DESCRIP-
TIONS.
The copy for changes must be left
• not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
JOHN 0 R 10 d advestisenrents accepted up to noon
�'t Wecinesdav, of each. week.
EXETER. --- o
Herb Trevetbick has returned to
r�tsT,-1xa'vc . (Manitoba.
_ _ _ Wellington Johns spent a few days.
E562,' last week in Jackson, Mich,
, Mr. Wes. Huston visited friends in
/igen for the Wasrzxx ASSURANCE COX Beanisville aver Sunday.
Wavy, of Toronto; also for the Paw= Ems Mrs. John Blatchford and children
r:strRaxce Co sraNY, of London, England; are visiting her mother in Lucan.
dna zrav,ca Isues ice CORPaNY. of Eng Miss Lillie Anderson, of Centralia, is
the guest of Miss Lillie Hill, London.
Mrs. H Barnwell visited her mother
in St. Marys last week. The aged lady
has been very lil.
Miss Holmes, daughter of Rev.
Holmes, of Brussels, is spending a few
days with her aunt,llMrs. (Dr.) Rollins.
Wm. Bollen has returned to Clinton
Additional locals nn 5th page. J and will take charge cf the L. H. B.
Mr. A. Coffin spent part of this tanks at Clinton, Exeter and Denfield
week with friends in Detroit. this summer.
Mrs. R. H. Collins spent a few days Bruce Dignan left Tuesday morning
of this week with Hensen friends. for London where be has accepted a
Mr. Hilburn, of Paris, spent the position as shipping clerk with a
Easter vacation with Miss.Westaway. wholesale firm.
Mrs. R. H. O'Neil, will remain for a Chas. Rowe, who has been ill
short visit with her son, Mr. B. S. 0'- for some time,and whose life was des -
Neil. paired of, is able to leave his bed daily
Mrs. Mawson, of Moray, is visiting and walk about the house.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Wm. Daun- Plant trees this spring along the
cep streets. The cost will be small and the
Mrs. Dan 0' Neil, and Mrs. R. H. 0'- trees will add greatly to the appear-
ance and value of your property.
Miss Maud jeckell. continues very
weak as yet, the result of taking an
overdose of the wrong medicine, as
announced in the Times last week.
Mrs. L. Thorne has sold her residence
in Los Angeles, Oal., for the sum of
$9000, a much lower sum than the
building was worth. Mrs. Thorne will
visit Exeter this summer.
Rev. C. W. Brown spent the Easter
holidays with bis father in . Toronto.
Rev. G. H. Long, of E ippen, preached
in Mr. Brown's pulpit in the morning,
while Rev. Walden, of the Elimville.
thircuit, preached in the evening.
Some of the local census enumera
box. ^'t
ors are finding that their position is
anything but a bed of roses, They are
supposed to work only eight hours a.
day, but a great many adventures can.
he crammed into that time. Ten
families a day is considered good work.
The directors of the Exeter Union
Burial ground would respectively re-
quest that any person wishing to con-
tribute to the fund for the improve•
went of the cemetery, to hand their
contribution to the following directors
who will give you a receipt for the
TO ADVERTISERS.
CARLING BROS.
2 lbs re•cicaned Currants, 25c. . We have a beautiful stock of
Best Clothes Pins, per doz ohc.ltrinrcned Millinery and are con -
Royal Yeast Cakes, per box 3c i stantly adding novelties to our
5 pkgs Corn Starch far 25C. f well assorted stock Our Miss
ToBBest canned Peas, Corn and Shaw will be pleased to see you
estow 8c, at any time, and you can always
Fine uncolored Japan Tea ase. rely* on getting the latest and
J i 5 up•to date I Iiiliner} here.
6 lbs good ?runes for 25e
3 Bars good Toilet Soap c>ac.
Green Rio Coffee, per lb toe.
We have a splendid assort
Best Shredded Cocoanut ache,
ment of men's new, up-to-date
5 lbs good loose Starch 25c, lhard and soft felt Hats.
Dress Goods! . Dress Goods 11 DressGoods11I
Our stock of Dress Goods this season is the most complete ever shown in Exeter—every piece
imported direct from. the manufacturers in Great Britain and Europe. Cork Screws, l;'runellas, Serges,
1ienriettas, Silk Mixes, Cords, Habit Cloths and Broad. Cloths take the lead, and we have them in all
qualities and prices. If you have any n3tio-1 of purchasing a new Dress for Spring, you cannot af-
ford to do so without first seeing our stock.
Furniture +
+ Emporium
The Economy Store
Call and be l,onvinecd that thecabove statement is
ear'l'eet,
Many bargains still left in FANCY GOODS, also
Parlor Sures, Bedroom Sets,
Sideboards,
Tables, Couches, etc.,
of the GIiXU Y Stock.
Undertaking a Speeiaitl;
THURSDAY. APRIL 11Ter, 1001.
COOAL 'HAPPENINGS.
Neil. of Lucan, were Easter visitors
in town.
Mr. Alex. McNevin, of Seaforth, was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Speare over
Sunday.
M. S. Schell and wife,of Woodstock,
visited his sister, Mrs. (Rev.) Milyard,
over the holidays.
Mrs. (Dr.) Holloway, of Wingbami,.
was a guestthis week of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Welsh.
Formalin for smut on grain with
full directions. Sold by O. Lutz, drug
-
gig t, Exster, Price 75c a pound.
For La Grippe, Influenza and Cold
inithe Head, use Dix Cold Cure. For
so,a at Lutz's Drug Store. Only 15e. a
Exeter Fraternal lodges should
huele, hire a band and go to Parkhill
-iMhy 24th and win some of the big
prizes for good looking fellows. Give
them a brusla,itgys.
Charles Cart has purchased from
Mr. John Herbert the dwelling and
property on Sanders street, Exeter,
now occupied by Mr. Joseph Sutton,
paying therefor $500.
St. Thomas Canteen of Oddfeilows
will be in Parkhill on May 24th. This
drill corps is the best in America, hair- same : Bichard Coates,Arnthony Nevin,
ung taken 1st at Rochester last year. Wm, Russell, David Jacques, W. D.
Detroit, Port Huron, Brantford, Lon Weekes, R. E. Pickard, Chas. Snell,sr.,
don, Bay City, wilt try to beat this at Joseph Cobbledick, E. J. Spackman
Park Hill, Prize 5150. and C. Lutz.
Clothing
We carry Shorey's cele-
brated make One fea-
ture peculiar to this firm's
make is,thata written guar
antee goes with every arti-
cle bearing their name,
and your money back if
not satisfied after purchas.
ing. We carry this firm's
goods for the reason that
we believe the::r to be the
best goads made in Can-
ada.
Special values in men's
Suits at $5 00, 6 5o, 7 5o,
5o, 10 00 and T 2 00—
all cut in the latest designs
and splendidly finished
Men's odd Pants at 1 0o, r 50,1 75, and 2 00.
Men's black Overalls with bib at 5oc and 1 oo.
Boys' Brownie Overalls at 35c and 50c.
Boys' and Youths' Suits at 1 75, 2 00, 3 0o and
up.
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Beverley & Huston,
Remember the stand.
OPERA HOUSE BLOOM
io yards regular 13c Flannelette for 1 00,
17 yards regular Sc Grey Cotton for 1 00.
Regular J5c black Cashmere Hose for 25c.
Regular 17c German Indigo Prints for 12=4c.
Regular 17c Fancy Satecns for 123ic.
Men's regular t oo fancy Shirts 50c.
Men's reg 6oc Under Shirts and Drawers *lc:
Regular 35c Table Linen for 25c.
Regular 95c Cotton Blankets per pair for 75c.
Reg r 25 Cotton Blankets, large size, per pr. 95.
36 -inch wide American Prints per yard roc.
Men's black sateen Shirts worth oo for 75c.=x
- Heavy Indigo Blue Shirting, reg 15c for 12.
All shades in Near Silk, regular 15c, for roc.
boo yards Percaline Linings—all shades—worth
25c, for 15c.
2 4' aekagesfresh Carden Seeds 50..
Shirt Waists Ordered . Whitewear
White goods will lead this sea-
son. We expect a. large ship-
ment of these in a few days. We
made arrangements with the
manufacturers to leave making
up these garments to the latest
time possible in order to give us
the very latest ideas. Prices will
be 75c, 1 00, 1 25, x75, 2 00
Clothing Ladies' Corset Covers, great
value at 15c, 25c, 35c, 50c and
75c.
Ladies' Drawers at 25c, 5os,
75c, r oo and 1 25.
We make a specialty of this
line and pride ourselves on the
manner in which we trim and fin-
is/1 all our ordered Suits.
See our special Tweed Suit to
order for $r2 00.
See our special black Worsted
Suit to order for $i8 00.
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Ladies' Night Gowns at 75c,
1 00, 1 25 and r 50.
Ladies' Skirts at 75c, 1 oo,
i 25 and 1 5o.
We Want 10,000 lbs. of Butter and 30,000 dozen
of Eggs to be ,delivered during this month
and will pay highest prices for same.
We have a limited quantity of the New 1.i., owo Seed
yields from 80.to 100 bushels, •er acre
Oats -No Smut
Pickard
Direct importers,
1°®l EW STORE.
Dry Goods ... and .. Groceries.
Time and tide waiteth for no one. Spring will soon be here,
and we are here to wait on everyone.
In order to do so to the best advantage to our customers, we
have made several changes in our store. Nearly all lines of Spring
goods are in now . In staple Dry Goods we stand second to none.
See our new Prints ; many have told us they are the prettiest
they have seen, and the quality cannot be surpassed.
DRESS GOODS
This being a. season for black, we are making a specialty of Black Dress
Goods. Perhaps our stock is not as large as some but it is well selected, and
guaranteed to please you m both quality and style.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS
This department is complete, Our new Hats and Caps are now in—all the
very latest. See our Summer Shirts at 50c, 75c and 95c—the most stylish
goods in the trade.
SPRING UNDERWEAR and HOSE
A complete range in all lines..
READY.1Vli.ADE CLOTHING
just receiyed a few specialplines in Men's Ready -Made Suits. See our two
eaders at $4,75 and 58.50.
Oar Groceries are new and fresh, all up-to-date and the best to be bad.
Try our Man of War Tea—mixed and blacs—at 25o and 40c. Highest
prices paid for Produce. A call solicited.
FIRST STORE re01RTH Fs. O.
Ed. Christie, Jr., spent Good Friday
in London. •-
Arthur Kemp, of Owe'u Sound, was
home for the Easter vacation.
Miss Ella Howard, last week attend-
ed the wedding of Miss McTavish,' of
' erden.
Harry Chesney, of. Seaforth, was : a
visitor in town this week renewing he
quaintenets.
Mrs, Jewell, of Bowmariville,awho
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Nelson Cobhledick, returned home on
Tuesday.
Messrs. 13awdeu & McDonell, on
Saturday disposed of a two-year-old
Shire stallion, "Bank of 'Wales," to D.
Drury,of Chatham
a'finooking animafor1
$l and w700. He is
ill make a
large horse. His bone is flat and clean
and his action perfect. The farmers of
Chatham are to be complimented upon
having secured so fine an animal.
W. D. YEO.
Will Eawkshate spent Good Friday
in St. Marys.
Monday being a bank holiday, the
local banks were closed.
W. J. Neaman spent Sunday and.
Monday at his home in London.
Oapt. Geo. Kemp, owing to illness,
has resigned his position as bell-ringer.,
and Jas. Deni is has been a orated un
his stead. PP
Muss Adelaide Jeckell, a former tea-
cher in our public school has been en-
gaged as teachsr near Oxbow N: W.
T., and left list week to take the posi-
tion.
Next Sunday Rev. R. Milyardwill
preach twd special sermons in Main et.
church.
In the morninghe-
will
liver -the fourth of a seris of sermons
on "The seven churches of Asia," tak-
ing the theme of "Thyatira." In the
evening the subject will be "Diminu-
tive quartette.",