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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1901-5-9, Page 8THE EXETER TIME. wart's Gann More.' Cis € lr' E rodutce. One Price 0331'-- r _. Yotir Spring t Hew lo7r ses, Stylish Blouses, Bargain Blouses.. We put through a Blouse deal last wethat week t at lvikl enable us to give you the newest and most stylish Blouses at prices very much fn your fa -or. These Blouses come in Print, Gingham, Chambray, g x y, Dernity, Mercerized Musiins, and Lappet Muslnns, some with em- broider�:yokes insertions„ ei. yokes, y trimmed and braid trimmed,'new and dainty ystyles—$1.25 es, embroidery and 75c; $1. p Blouses for $1.00. $z'caa Blouses for READY. TO. WEAK. SKIRTS, Skirts. that are perfect in style, perfect in Tailoring, and values the best. Ladies' Black and Wavy all - Ladies' •l kik Lu tee Stylets,r wool serge Skirts, good lin- good Brunt;, velvet Iaotxnd $2.25: lag, extra. wearing quality, dies' Stylish Black and Navy all -wool Serge Skirts, tritumal with box cloth, strapping and buttons. This garment i.atags most gracefully and is a leader at $4.a ' usiins New and Dainty, This is gong to be a 'Muslin season, and we are prepared as er before. All the new and sty=lish, effects in pretty new designs. ity as, ?l i � and fancy. , Organdies, es, Lappet 1 usli ns ' erceriz ed Plain black, fancy black, and black and white Mullins. WALL PARS This is the best Wall Paper season we 1 have ever bad, which .means that our styles and walnes must be satisfying, A. 5fe\'A !Wr*NyMMM � M•�He: �i.yM�,t�,•�,.�',�„++tSR*R �.J�S..4-� �: +,'i.� *r.,Tt THE MART. oiave Thi Eesf Goods is what the husiuess Hien owes hi; self. It is this. Dishiness policy of oars 'Which induces us to claim to be the cheapest and con - 'ways the best. We have in stock everything in the Stationery Line—newest in Note IPesper. Complete Line of Jardineres, English and German Decorated Vases, French China, Linsoge and Japanese Ware. 1 FANCY GOnDS OF ALL DESCRIP- TiONS. �+r T. For Marriage Licenses, Wcaddism RItags, .Weetc#•se8, Clocks,, Jewelry„ Spectacles, Etc CALL ON R. NICKS Watch Repairing a Specialty. BE THOROUGHLY PREPARED FOR BUSINESS. LeZrZrell,4e— STRATFoRO, ONT. I lMudt of your future success depends upon the thorough preparation you receive, therefore be careful when you are selecting a school. No two schools are alike. The excellent reputation that our College enjoys, the large patronage we receive, the splendid suc- cess our students have in securing and holding situations, indicates that our school is one of the very best in the Dominion, Write for our beautiful catalogue in which you will find full particulars concerning our College. If you want the tion ou cagetl therenStudentscanbusiness ce nenter at any time. W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal. TO ADVERTISERS. JOHN GRIGj G The copy for changes must be l.eft EXETER. not later than Tuesday noon. Casual advestisementa accepted up to noon Wednesday of each week. INSURANCE. RNES ' ELLIOT, 'igen for th© WnsTERta .AssuBANOE Com- Qanic, of Toronto; also for the PHomix PIKE sgsrriRAxCE Cau'Axy, of London, England; 4.ztaAVCE I SURAsiCE Co3n.ANY, of Eng and THURSDAY, MAY 9TE, 1001. OWL HAPPENINGS - Alex McNevin was in town Satur- day calling on friends. The population of Exeter, according to the late census, is 1800. Mr, Fisher, of: Wyoming is visiting Maroand Mrs. Wm Dauncey. See the character dancing of the little highlander, Eugene. Lock- hart. Mr:.. and Mrs. IN m. Davis, of Hatnil- t. , are at present visiting Mrs. Davis' mother, Mrs. Fisher. O theYm. Buchanan guest of IL Bishop, aile in n�eold was end. G. J. Sutherland and Miss Hatti e Sutherland, of Hensel', were in town Sunday. Miss Amy Johns left for London on Friday, to further pursue her musical studies. "Unequalled and unsurpassed" is what is said of the Macdonald Male Quartette. Mr. Clements president of the Cana- dian Lacrosse Association, was in town on Tuesday. James Russell has improved the ap- pearance of his carriage shop by re- painting its interior. The Clinton lacrosse team have leen secured for as match with the xeter team,. on May 24th. John Harness has engaged with Sproat Bros., Egmondville, as fore- man of their brick and tile yards for the season. The very latest musical Preeter, the genial and progress - selections I ive general merchant, of Zurich,was rider preparation, for band concert in town on Tuesday. n the eve of May 24th. add Zurich. Mrs, Wes, Uawksha eturned to London o,w and Myrta Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Ross wete in Tor- n Friday, after onto last week, the former as brief visit with friends in town, in connection visiting withfriends. insunce' on busines Coleman M. Moncur returned, Tues - the tat- ter day, from a visit to his brother 1n a i. A. Kemp,taller Guelph. Ile ' in the branch of the -visited Galt and Maisons ..Bank Hamilton. at Owen Sound ' home me for a few days owing to thea. Miss Alice Caldwell who has death of his ,• � been � father. saving, .a term with Mrs. Southcott William. •as dressmaker A Mollard,of r essrnaker returned to herGrand Mari - as home as, Mich, was married recently to Miss Dell daughter, u a ghter, of Geo..Sheritt The your men of Main, , g St. Meth. of Stephen Township. .Epworth League gave a musical P en- Arbor Da was y observed l ertainment one the to public Tuesday eveninger:3 and s • 11ich wj.s up to date. The.I ehFriday, the Exeter pubhe .� :. -program school on , setiiirely carried out bythe stern- � grounds cleaned. and he ower' rn were set,after which the flowers lied' yin the; manner young men es- planted. in which they el:wed the : ice cream and cake. A. ry pleasant evening wassP ent. Mr. W. W. Buchanan, a temperance P occupied Curer the ,pulpit of Main meth. church on Sunday evening g i'vering a good address, which was tened to with interest b the large ge wd; �e:'en r S t. bI r p Bucher • n<Ln ; is a ,,.ent, pleasing speaker er and while not its ve, as some temperance orators s Lis remarks -are' powerful and con- ein g, W. D. Yeo, .whose general -store business has grown. rapidly since started 'n 1? ho,. a Exeter has been forced to secure larger premises and .this week leasedw tlaetar large the Odd Fel- lows block, for a term of five years, On Sunda the visitors _. y to the ter ceme y were very large in number and all , 1 were loud ' in'g their praise of the. managers for the a in rovement P. s effected; to the -rounds ° g in so ` brief a time. Thedirectors deserve every r en - gement. -._courts �' WRAP Ii+ I ;:e:TER,. G0ING Tek on ;Llrsnday the raatepayxrs if .Best) oted 'tui is bylaw to aid a hurry lector r The vote stood s22 for only one against Oa the satire the town i�f•Ilanovet sista carried money laws with sweeping nrajo One was to grant a hooses of $1O, the 1 neclitet Furniture Company the other for ,a $25,000- eystern of w works. Exeter is i n need of othe dustries and would, no doubt, tee gond proposition generously. tutors P0I stoics; l4,1aAACTIC. L Anderson, whose dental practice in Exeter has betas one o£.the largest rat thecotar:ty, and which has reached suela an advanced state, that the doctor has decided to -take a poet Graduate C,'oarse in the Chicago College of Dental Surgery. The, does toes ambition seems to be to serve the public as well and efficiently as pos- elide At present the d.;ctor holds two Diplomas equal to ar,y other in the county, and when Ise returns from Chicago with his Post: Graduate Di- plotuaa he will stand in advance of any other dentist in the comity. The o€tiee during the six, weeks absence. will be in charge of :a thoroughly practical dentist. Accompanied by Mrs. Anderson and daughter; 3:Iuriel, he will leave on 'Monday' next to en- gage in the stud,y. Til Sxt}au.�Tllursdsye last a rievere electrical storm visited this eeetiou. The lightning flashed ;shwa iracessatut, ly, the thunder rolled in heavy echo,. whale the rein poured forth in torrent all day, It was a genuine summer . the lightning lalraying the most important pant. In town the eleetric bolt truck the barn of ;li, Makins, of the Exeter laundry, and ];riled Mr, M's horse in ir.,, st:ill, Ma Matins hard ,Just f'ed the ,animal and stepped oat t f the fat3 ' tall when 1 building tit 1 txildr n was steads. t, tc , His hat was knocked of and o zwa partially stunned. Regaining his eatailitariurn he turned to ire the horse loose as he knew the building land been struck. but to his surprise the horse was lying dead. The building was not fired, but one corner only badly shat• ed. The township bell at, I litrvill*'. waa:struck by lightningrand damaged elitenceeo' 1J. t R Randle, lure }Rota 1.� d .t ehinuaey knockers off by the • ing, !ti ate f two reties, 000 to and ,iter- r ha - at a now l •� u CANNOT Be Tama. tee received an invitation to the couttuencentent exercises epf tli Wash Dental Cnllee and Hospital of Oral Surgery, from which J, Miller Ramsay, son of our esteemed towns- man. James Ramsay, will graduate on May 14th, aftet a time years course of study, Mr. It. is a graduate of the TOMS Op —zc'it, and has for years, pri- or to his :centering upon the study of dentistry, held some of the befit posi- tions in printing offices in the United States and was a, first class and artis- tic printer, Mr. Ramsay dining the past three years roust have applied himself earnestly to his *studies as be- sides obtaining an as eraffes of 00 I{5 marks and figuring seroud in the list of pass schollars, and being the only member of the graduating chess who was not conditioned iu one or more subjects during the conasr of throe years, he has also won a imide, of which mention Is -as nznd' some time ago. 3#r. it•tnaaay expects to begin prsartire in Detroit shortly, but before doing r,o will visit his friends in Exet- WILL M:u 'j1 To Came—The fol- lowing,regixnt'ntaal orders;. which have been issued by Lieut, -CA J, ;5, Vnreoe to all the r:llicei•i of tete 331'd will prove of interest to militia, men of 'Intent. •'^It is proposed to March the 33rd (Duron) Regiment from head- rluarters at Godericll to London for the Iaurpc,ct of in tending the annual camp in June. Each officer of the re- giment is requested d to work nut a de- tail plan for this march, and submit it in writing to the commanding officer, Col. Viirt (a , at C'.u•low Plans to report all tiauaport, number of waggons re- quired, amount of forage and rations, and provisions for the supply of the same ; the best route for the march ; the distance to be covered in a day, and the exact camping grounds an the way. gEAT"' OP CAPTAIN GEORGE S. rP. — A familiar figure on the streets, and one of the most highly es teemed citizens of Exeter, has passed to his reward. The news of his death on Friday morning, May 3, was receiv- ed with surprise, as the day previous • was around as usual, while on Wed day he was at his post, as Librarian the Public Library, and was feeling =omewh.Lt improved, For the past year Mr. Kemp had been failing from the effects of a :kidney trouble, but with the advent of spring appeared much improved in health, and his death was quite unexpected. Captain George S. Kemp was born in Penryn, Cornwall, England, on the 9th Ja•n'y, 1838. His father was the Rev'd George Kemp, rector of St. Allan's, Cornwall. Deceased was educated at :the Clergy school, London, and went to Sea at the age of 18, working his own way up. in the profession, until he reached the. highest position—that of Captain in the Merchant's service. He spent sev- eral of the earlier years of his sea -far ing life in vessels trading between Lon- don and China and Japan, and after- wards he had command of a Steam- ship plying between Bristol and Bor- deaux. He came to Canada in the year 1875, and was married same year to his surviving wife. :.Mr Kemp open- ed a store in Exeter in 1878, in which be did a successful business, until he moved to flarnilton to reside. A few years subsequently he removed. to Exeter, and has since resided' here. Deceased was widely known, having been Librarian of the Public Library for several years, as well as . holding_ many important agencies, which brought in contactwith the pub- lic, p c - t . Inoli ' :p ties he was a Conservative, in religion an p !; „ E p is Coopalian, ,, and ,,in matters'pertaining teither church or state he -possessed a knowledge rarely,. acquired by reran. He was ,thorough in his official capacity, ' 'honor'• •,and;was ,, ed for his integrity and . zeal. A widow, two daughters, Mabel an g , d Gertrude, and a soA.' G. K ..,.,. ,.,n ,.,:._ ...,... emp., teller in the Molsons Bank,, Owen Sound, survive: 'him. ` The funeral took P la cenSiin deafteen do n. The large roceassion which P followed his remains: to • the cemetery from- the Triv` atL Memorial. . church bore witness' to the esteemiII • t which she was held and the sympathy of the community` n f• �e R. Pici:ara Co. vrino SArinO Sirillfl Exeter j ileosalL •OSOG glee.•3.S.ste$0•Oa*oese eoectssesottesesee Tllousaouds of Dollars' worth of new Spring Goods, ready �•�o,i�:?�® fol; irlspectioxl, �' Y flBra FurGliase of wash r,hpiee Carling Bros. invite their friends to see their newO Importations. Our Mr. R. E. Pickard when in Toronto last week was for- tunate enough to run across big , g ss �� Iz., ry 11;x1) in Flints: THE LOT. WAS A BIO- ONE—RUNNING-A .\ "AY UP IN THE THOUSANDS OF YARDS. mutt h=aving two large stores to sell our goods in gives us all immense advantage in �buying over the ordinary dealer, and quantity never sticks us pro_ Aided the price is right, These goods' are now on our count- ers ready for your inspection. They siert' good patterns, wide widths, and warranted perfectly fast c olox s and splendid " heavy weight, �'e make one price for the lot, and its ltd 13 bargain--� i»erisall Wash Goods No6iU6s We have just opened up some of the L -\TESTMI=c AN NOVELTIES IN WASH FABRICS, which as A RI tre Bt from the Agents of the Mills in Detroit. They are THE NAT. TIEST AND MOST UP-TO-DATE LINES of these goods we have ever shown, and as we purchased them at Mill prices you can be assurred that the prices are right. E'1. , KI, ORGANDIE , A.\ 1?I� i , 1•lusl ns in ORGANDIE e all new colorings, a, beautiful ire hnstuiifrd 1>;era ti �iR,*s asf cerise fabric, and a snap for iaaf,, swith IIUse+ hurls fully be+auii- worked in making the ef- fect very fetching in all new shades. Special at lMRRQW DIMITIES, in stripe ell'rcts, all new colorings, a 1 really 1 , a aye] line y for F CREBA B ATISE, iu new shades of Reds, Blues, iJelios, etc, in lovely scroll effects, elegant value at OR.tli PONGEE in the new � Inglis and , wnew black and green lads ripe over net etreet. This is the novelty of the season, and makes 4 itr;mtiful gown, per yard 40c iI Papers we have them at all prices als «iv( purchased them direct f't1m the manufacturers for Spot i'li,s11, and showing lest possible" values, we shall be pleased to show you our stock. 2 NUM Good .rami Aran sows Tor 56 s0Y8 wfI8* SUITS FOR SUMMER, We have them from 75e. to $1.50 per suit. They are new and natty, being of American manufitcture. It will pay you to see them now. Oft PBTh & GUP.T '11N , Union Carpets purchased direct from the Manufacturers for Spot Cash, at 25, 35, 40, 45, and so cents are great values. Lace Curtains, imported direct from Great Britain, at 5o, 75, $r.00'. $1.25, r.50, 1.75, 2,00, 2.25, 2,50, 3.00 and $3.5o, are all genuine bargains and money -savers. OUR MILLINERY Department 1S UP - TO - DRTE. DRE.988 GOODS & 8ILK8. BLACK DRESS GOODS are having a great run, and we are showing all the latest wears and makes at 25e, 35c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, and $1.50,per yard. We can please you in a black dress sure. i HAVING IMPORTED our Silks dir- t ect from France, England and Japan we are showing some extraordinary i values, as well as the latest novel- ties. Prices range from 50c per yd. to 82.50. We invite you to inspect our sto€k at- any time. We Pay Highest Prices for Farm Produce. ooecesecom sfooceese Peeee ez etinG06403 0mca®000t 9000000M60 R Direct importers. with Mrs. Kemp and family in their bereavement, The Rey. Mr. Ten Eyck conducted the funeral service, Mrs. Wm. Martin of Devon was stricken with. paralysis last'week. Mrs. John Gilfillan, president of the Kirkton Auxiliary is in Toronto this week attending the ;annual ;meeting: of the W. F. M. S. She will also visit her brother, o her Rey. J. A. Turnbull L. L. D. Thos, Cudmore, of Surondale, on Monday, purchased of Mrs. H. Sam - well her residence and 2i acres ad- joining, paying therefore $1200. The - sate of the household effects was well attended. Accordingto the annual t al report of the Inspect ox of Prisons for the year 1900, the county of Huron is the bann- er temperance county of the Province among` the larger counties, havin the w loest number off ' 'g commitments to gaol for drunkenness from 1885 to 1900, viz., 41. The county of York comes h'. hest with 2I,947, ` _ cure for Dandruff. --D andrufl' is an nemy of luxuriant hair.' It makes the calp unhealthy and causes the hear to fall out. Lirtz's Imperial Hair' Tonic keeps the scalp clean and healthy and positiyely cures Dandruff. It feeds the hair, it from; failing out, makes the' baitr g ow thick and beautiful, Lutz's Imperial Hair Tonic is net a + ye: Contains no lead or •otherpoison; nly`50c a bottle at Lutz's Drug Stor This is the mouth to buy staples. We have the best value i u the tea - de as wesell . e 1 our Prints, �Vhlte-Colored. Ginghams and Flannelettes at old prices.. 1-14 •++++-l-a •+++'31•-i•++ i••1*i ++++ •i••F•+-1-1-S eleadettel-l-tel-teS•1 ++++*•II••1.++ s All Departments : n. � �. Crowded''lith --:New Goods This r.onttf. +++++++++÷+++++++++.1-n±:.÷ ++1+•l•+1•+t•+ +°r : •I• ek+el•d-• ''• -k . ++• ,1,✓r3. New Dress Goods, New Prints, New Shirtings, New White Wear, New Ties, New Shirts, New Tweeds, New its --all in the fewest shades and styles, WALL PAPER. We never had a finer selection. We invite your in spection. If you want fair dealing,honest prices and Do 111111,1a111111,1abugging, go to CARLING BROS. Furniture � Emporium The Economy Store 1TCCtOall and be convinced that the above statement is 1, Malty bargains still left in FANCY GOODS, also Parlor Suites, Bedroom Sets, Sideboards, Tables, Couches, etc., of the GIDLEY Stock. Undertalcin€g a Specialtd, Bev :� �y & Huston Remember the stand. OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. • 'rum NEW .WIPORs. Dry Goods ....and.... Groceries. The Spring Season is at hand, and you will always find season- able goods at the New Store. We call your attention to our stock of Lace Curtains, which !are all new and the very latest patterns in. the trade—prices from 35c to $5.00 per pair. The new oak finish, with brass or wood trimmings, complete for 250 each. ,,See' our Blind Shades at 45c. Art Muslins, Art Sateens and Cretonnes— all the very newest ; also a pretty range of Floor Oil (sloths, \t, eilte Spreads and Table Covers. These goods are selling .. readily and we have had to repeat several lines. * To the e i'es Don't fail to see our nesv.Spring Corsets. A very special line of New Style, Short Waist D. & A. Corset at 5oc. also the New. D. & A. Straight'Erect Form, Kid < 1 Front, Fitting Corset at ,�z .00, and many other lines from 5oc and upwards. A call solicited to in- spect our stack. Miss Shaw visited friends in Hen - sail on Sunday. Dr. L. Follick, of St, Marys, spent Sunday with. his parents here. Mr. P. Follick of the Philadelphia Dental School will spend the summer with his brother practising in St. Marys. Letters patent have been issued in- corporating the.. Canadian' Salt Corn - a n P y, with ill z a capital stack of $800.000. This is the company which is credited with the intricate. It has secured an extension of the options which it had obtained upon some of these wells. John Consitt, sr., and his son,Thos. Ki ppelr Consitt, were hooked from ento Liverpool and 'return, on Tuesday They sailed from Montreal May 4t and intend taking in Mr, Consit s birthplace in.Yorkshire,''_ particular hist will -:-visit England gland, generally also GIasgow. They propose to ma an extended trip,returning later on in the•season in time on the wayho e for the. Pan -Am erican . •. Mr. and,, nd^ Mrs. C. W. S teival•'` t' f eter,. were in town On Saturday o it way y doyen to Stanle-t;o's' Y pend a or two at the .former's home. ey •are quite taken with 'L+xe ter as a ce of residencea � and •. to rticular itin has an added , ch, Charm 'r e fact. from tat:ibis a: .. 1, Conservative S rV ' e a � t1Ve' tronghol4, .. We are 1 mu h leased. ear tha R pleased to ?, t iiiisitess is going C. W's. ,}',ray in South Huron, 0linton Record. d d T p Remember our Groceries. They arz the best we can buy—no cheap adulterated goods at all: Highest prices paid for produce. FIRST STORE NORTH flak, O:: • W. I YEO. EGGS Fon SALE.—Setting of black inorce. eggs, apply • T. PnrEli, Exeter.: P sin-meIonsWANTED. -A � PPren ices wanted at once to learn (lines aking. Apply to Miss Sweet, ove. ost-office. WANTED. Go odencyst servant_ g no washing or ironing:. Good wages.. Write, giving references and e x ei••i- e cetoMr n s. Pope, SR 1 do ut St. Lon- don. • 3, Spackman, agent for Allan.Li 1 oval, Mail. steatn-shi P.e.. Office,kT Spa:pitman:is ha + •. r'1s vare`store.Eket r 0 e, Grand Bend'Park Grand Bend Bedford,. :, rofessor of>•voca ' art, t t„ will visit Exeter on Y Tuesday ale ,Vit,to... give instruc' on s ocu v 1 • .rl r Mr..Bedford'islii `iii ":reconirr]e ide by t; Y. r 4: .y rof e ' I'd ssio nal'rtrei ...1, P a oth ie 'Canada' ti ,da• yelp Cl United -,States.,' Persons iVail :themselves of.th(''" , s' opuya i ursir.y• Will please 'leave their. o awti;;rs Senior. Don't forget the date, May i4t.h, e Macdonald male Quartette and ugene Jx.ockart. Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Hawkshaw ave decided to take up house keep ng in London. f' Capt. Ed. Robertson of Sarnia,h who r signed the poeition as captain of th�� si- . onarth has accepted the same. post- ion again. Mrs. Hadden of D mondville who g who Les kt e spending the winter months with her sister in Exeter, has returned to her home. A. Manning, general g 1 agent for Mc- Croilek implem ents , has rented Ches= 1ey Weld cottage in'Spacknans park, (freed Bend, for the he'e" easor. `Mrs. 13aisw, Main st., one e day vekwhile engaged icg• blipped, off a• d, step' ladder an , broke o, - leo ten •; larms in two places in the fore arm.