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ITHE EXETER TIMES
Stowart's Gash toro.
--Caf5h or Produce. One Price Only
!c rills Linos at 6Jaarliiu rrlies..
We are this week offering some broken lots and ocld sizes at
:greatly reduced prices. The odds and ends must be cleaned out
no matter what the sacrifice hl prices, These values can not be re-
peated, first comes, first choice.
22, pairs boys' tan Oxfords,sizes 11, 3o pairs ladies' kid Oxfords and toe
to 5, good goods, and good styles, not slippers, broken sizes and odd lots,
•nld goods but the ends of several dlf- regular price from 81.00 to $1.75, your
ferent styles, worth from $1.00 to 51,35' choice white they last 68e the pair.
fbe pair, your choice 68c.
18 pairs :1lisses polished calf Dong. Carpet and leather slippers, abou t
40 1 and tan Oxfords worth $L00 and 40 pairs,sizes 3and 4. worth 40 and 50e,
.$1.25, They won't last long at thisclearin at 25e.
price, your choice per pair 50e. g
Two doz. print and pique blouses ' 13large ..size table covers, 2 ydsby
lightly
soiled. They only want wash- 24 yds,frwnged, This is a clearing line.
ing. You eau have them for half The price was $1.50, take them now
price, worth $1,00 for 50e. 1 for 81.00 each.
33 print wrappers sizes 32 to 42, a:
few sizes. of e•mclr line. Oar prices `• 10 only double bed size white quilts
have been $1,13, ill. r9, $4.00 and, n2.5. € slightly soiled, worth 'i1,50, now 98c,
you can take your choice for 95c.
NEW BLOUSES. NEW MUSLINS AND DIMITIES,
We have just received this week 4
special lines of ladies' white blouses„
Which are by far the best value we
.ver offered in white bionses. See
therm and make your own conclusions,
Flue lawn blouses, embroidery and
insertion trimmed extra, special 900,.
Fine hewn blouses, hemstitched and
tucked, revers trimmed with lace,
fauc- yoke and trimmed collar 5L00.
We have just opened a large lot of
plain and fancy tnuslins and dimities.
They are the correct goods for stylish
dresses, Plain dimities in black, white,
grey and blue, extra fine and stylish
goody, 20e.
Fancy dimities and muslins
stripes and Agaves, the up•ttr•date
goods for blotnea and dresses in all
the newest colorings. 100, 12c and liar.
Specials in Black Goods.
BLACK Mfr LINS, BLACK ORGANDIES, BLACK
LAWNS, BLACK DE'\IITIES, BLACK
GLEN.DINES.
S'T`S'LiSki AND NEW.
20c' to 50c.
J. A.
STE3WART.
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THE HART. * t
To Have
,,Best Goods
is what the business man owes him-
self.
It is this business policy of ours
which induces us to claim to be
-often the ehesaperst and con-
sequently always the best.
We have in stock everything in the
.Stationery Line—newest in Note
Paper.
4. Complete bine of
Jardineres,
isrnglish and German Decorated
Vases,
French China,
Limoge and Japanese Ware.
j1
FANCY GOODS OF ALL DESCRIP—
TIONS.
.JOHN GRIGG,'j
,EXET:E R.
THURSDAY, MAY 23RD, 1901.
Locals.
Boy WANTED.—A good, smart boy
with torr education, wanted to learn
the printing business. Appjy a
TLMES office.
(AdclitionaI locals on 5th page)
The June session of the Huron
County council will open in Goderich
•on Tuesday, June 4th.
Where are you Going on the 24th?
Do you really think you will have as
. good a time as you think you will?
Mr. W. Handford of Exeter, has pur-
chased from Mr. Burgess of Mitchell,
the photo outfit used by Mr. Jacqes,
in Lucan.
J, Spackman, agent for Allan Line`'
Royal Mail steam -ships. Office, H.
Spackman's harlware store.Exeter, or,
Grand Bend Park, Grand Bend.
The adjourned meeting of the Offi-
cial Board of Main-st. Methodist ch.
was held on Monday evening, when
the business of the year was completed.
The finances were found' satisfactory,
all demands haying been duly adjust-
-ed. •
The Militia Department announces
that applications for the Canadian
general service medal for service dur-
ing the Fenian raids of 1866 and 1870
and the Red River expedition of 1870,
will not be entertained after the 1st
'July, 1901.
Money order" offices have been es-
tablished
a `t Carlingford, Perth county;
Farquhar".: and Jamestown
county. Post office
, Huron
savings banks
have beep. .opened at Atwood, Perth
county, - and Thamesford, Oxford e
ounty,• . ly
Dix Little '
.:1 Liver .t Pills, Dix Kidn . c
Pi11s,Dtx Nerve 8& Blood Pills Dix ey
Cure ' Ta ble Cold
a ts, Dig Headache , Cure,
Dix Compound Carbolic T.
Dix Luhg SyruponlyOinoment andTI
need to be tried to
in order
to
prove that they. are .scan-; 1'
dard and reliable remedies. Sold
C. Lutz. 1 by' 0
O
Everything down inprice at R.
Rowe's. N. W
or Marriage Licenses,
Wedding Rings,
Watches,. Clocks,
Jewelry,:
Spectacles, Etc
CALL Oil
R. HICKS
Watch Repairing a Specialty
TO ADVERTISERS.
The copy for oranges roust be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestisements accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week. _
APPRENTICES WANTED. --A.pprens;
ss-
making. Apply to Miss Sweet, ovee
post -office.
WASTun,—Good general servant. no
washing or ironing. Good wages.
Write, giving references and experi-
ence to Mrs. Pope, 84' Ridout st., Lon-
don.
rices wanted at once to learn dr
GOLn CHAIN LOST, —A lady's long
gold chain, in Exeter. Has been miss-
ing for two months. Finder will be
suitably awarded by leaving same at
TIMES OFFICE,
To THE SHAREHOLDERS OE E
EXETER SALT 'WORKS (3O.—GentlemLn
you will the
annual meet ng oflease kthe Companye notice will
he held Thursday, June the 8th, at the;;
hour of 3.00 p. m, Town Hall. T. B;i
CARLING, Secy.
B. Makins has purchased 1. Fitton's
driver.
g
A. Hooper has rented his dwellin
on Simcoe st. to Chas. Zuefle.
Absolutely pare Baking Powder
sold at Lutz's drug store in 10, 15 and
25c tins.
John Snell last week purchased a
handsome black driving horse from a
gentleman in Sarnia..
Miss Eva, daughter of Rev. John.
Collins, of Ancaster, is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. F. W. Collins.
Mrs. R. McCord and son, of Merton
spent Sunday and Monday visiting
their many friends in town.
The Council have rescinded the, cig-
arette by-law, in order,- very fairly, to
give the dealers ' chance to dispose of
their present stock.
To -morrow (Friday) will be May 24th
"Victoria, Day," The day will be cele-
brated in Exeter by horse -racing, etc.
for which liberal prizesaxeoffered.
J. B. Martin, of Seaforth, was in
town on Friday. Mr. Martin is farm..
ing near Seafortl}, and, ; his mane
friends will he pleased to learn that he
is succeeding well.
On Monday, owing, to illness, Mis
Irwin was unable to perform her dutie<.
as teacher of the 8th division of dial
Exeter Public School. She `was ;able
to resume her charge on Tuesday.
Rev. E. W Haut, a former rector of
the Trivitt Memorial church, here, but
who has recently been preaching in
Lansing, Mich., has left the ministry,
for reasons, particulars of which he
has not yet made known,
Rev. Mr. Hussar,
of Crediton, has re
eived au invitation from the Quarter -
Hoard bf the Holmesville Methodist
hurch, to become their pastor.' He
as accepted: the call subject to the
tationing Committee's ruling.
Geo.
Weekes and .Wife, of Water`
n'
w N.
Y'. s e
, nt t
, he
P latter "art,of
ast week visitingghis hro
fliers here.
r. and Mrs. Weekes were called to
ntario to attend the funeral of
Mrs,
eekes' father, died last' week in
uelph.
The R. Pic
Exeter
am•
ardCo
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We have just opened up
Waists and Blouses. pl'ic; .i
$3.50, We purchased -tll•'r11
and the styles are the latost
your favor.
a !beautiful line of ladies Shirt
range all the way from 50e to
direct from the manufacturers,
and the prices are certainly ill
5
Some Special UIIGS
Den's silk and wool shirts, regular $1.0o for
Men's fast colored flannelette shirts, regular: hoc for
Mens Balbriggan s';iris and drawers, silk striped, regular
hoc for
Men's black duck overalls with bib, special,regular75c for
for
100o yards heavy `eight, 38 inches wide, fast colored
print, a big assortment of patterns, the regular 12x;; for
200 yards fancy American muslins, all colors, warranted
fast dye, lovely new patt•rrns. regularly worth 2oc for
3 lbs, finest seIecte, 4 a,lencia .misills for
Best Paris whiting; per ib
Best clothes pins per doz
Best garden seeds 2 ;'ks for
Pure Paris green, .'imported,) per lb
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CALLING
nolti
BIIOS.
Are showin& the greatest lines
of corsets they have ever handled,
Grooeptoll's The B6s1.
Have you seen the Erect
Form, Style B., the most per-
fect fitting corset in the market to -day
price $1.00. Observe the cut.
Sec OW TV Shirt Waists —.maw
40c W(' are told that we have the most stylish
500 goods 1x1 town prices ranging.), from 50c to $2,25.
t0 see our before i)l1.O.inj your purchase
ap-to-date
Doll't fail
m° Lino ol Ladies' -Willmar None Better
15c
25c
pOlc
Vic
05c
25c
Well ?dflrs, 6rptts alld Gurtallis.
WALL PAPERS.
We have a mag ro.aceut assortment, in both low, medium and
high priced goods. erica's range from 3 to 400 per roll, borders and
ceilings to match, ,' can suit the most fastidious taste
CURTAINS.
We have thea.. i:, 'excellent values att5o; 750, $1.00, $1,25,
$i. o, x.75, $2.o;,), 2 25, $2 75, $3.00, $3.50 and
air.
Each pair importe.-1 direct by us' from the mnanufacurers.P in
13ritain
CRPETSA.. =.._
Hundreds of yaris of new carpets, lovely colorings, beautiful
dest'ns and reasonable prices. Union and wool made carpets at
25c, 35c, 400, 5o; 75c per yard. All bargains,
We Pay Highest Prices for Farm Produce.
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ER. Piekard Co;
Direct importers.
Sheep sheeting season is now a
hand.
Mitis Eliza Oke is visiting 'friends h
Senferth,
John Brawn is expected here from
Brantford this week. to reside.
The cyst pei• inmate of the Walker
y
ton jail last year was (1 cents per day,
W. Page, who has been ill for some
time «•ith rheumatism, is able tri get
around again.
.3 Manning tnnin•g has enlarged his but-
cher shop, and improved the interior
appearance.
t- Get your furniture repaired at R. N.
Rowe's.
Be sure acid carne to'Exeter on th.
i i'24tbDtane'1yW..
n ood'advertises ai, lost steer,
in this issue,
Mrs. A. Sheere is visiting bur son,
Nt>lson, iu Petrolea.
Willis Powell bus returned home
from a short sojourn in Seafortb.
Miss M. V. White is spending a few
days with her brothers in Windsor.
The Trustees of S. S. No. 5, Osborne,
advertise inlanother column fortendera
for repainting the school.
The best place to buy yourfurniture
t is at R N. Rowe's. Why ? Because
the keeps thelargest and best stock.
Misses Rusk, Robertson, Irwin and'
Pringle teachers in our Public school
• leave to -day for their respective homes
to spend the holiday.
Miss Maud Hicks, daughter of Robt.
Hicks, jeweler, who has spent the past
two years in Southern California with
her aunt, Mrs. A. Hicks, returned
home yesterday.
Militia orders contain the following,:
owing to the existence of smallpox in
certain parts of the Dominion, none
but individuals who have good vac-
cination marks yr who cati show evi-
der_ce of having had smallpox, will he
permitted to conte into or remain in
'camp. A strict medical examination
will be held on arrival of corps in
camp. Officers commanding units
will be held accountable for the return
to their homes of individuals found
nn vaccinated.
NOTICE:—It will noticed that Tam
TIMES this week is slightly smaller
than usual The change in size is not
to be permanent,' but .will only con-
tinue until we receive our car load of
the regular sized sheet from, the mills.
Mrs. J. V. Crocker left on Friday to
visit her son in Butf;alo, and also to
see the ram -American.
The Walt Huron Teachers' Associ-
ation is holding a convent ion here this
week. and the Teachers have possess-
ion of the l owua
June 4th to 15th are the days of the
London camp this year. Just one
week from next Tuesday the 33rd will
be leaving for Locdon.
Rev. H. W. McTavish, of Glencoe,
reached two able sermons in James-
treet church on Sunday, Rev. 0- W.
Brown conducting services for Mr. Mc-
Tavish.
W. D. Yeo expects to move into his
new premises in the Oddfellow's block
about, the 1st June, the work of shelv-
ing and erecting cauntarsbej,ng about
completed.
Chas. Rowe, who has been ill during
the winter, and whose recovery was
doubtful for same weeks, has recover-
ed and irnprcr n health sufficiently
to attend to his garden.
Tenders are being asked for the con-
veyance of His Majesty's mails between
Exeter and St. Marys. The existing
contract expires Ist July; next, and
tenders must, be sent to the Depart-
ment not later than.7th June. .
Turkish Scalp Food prevents hairi-
ness, stops falling hair, removes itch-
ing and dandruff, restores faded and
grey hair to its natural color and vi-
tality and is also an excellent hair,¢
dressing.. Only 5Oc a bottle, at Lutz' .,
Drug store. •
Rev. Caen Richardson, M. A. of
London'conducted services es in the
Trivitt Memorial church on Sunday.
He delivered two able and eloquent dis-
courses -to goad audiences. Rev, Mr.
Ten ` Eyck preached in TSt. John's
church, near London;,
•
.Detective Ward of London went to
Shipka, in Stephen township, Sinn
and arrested Allen :McL'ean p who awaas
wanted on a charge 'of assaulting
Angus McDonald, a farmer of West
Williams. ' McLean is ::a sailor, and
lives during the winter and spring ; on
a farm adjoining McDonald's,
Mc-
-Donald went to move back a line fence
on the `1Sth, when McLean interfered
and it is.said -drew. a: knife on McDon-
ald and aiso•struckhim with a stick.
McLean•' was, taken;,to :Parkhill where
he
was bailed 1
ed to • •
appear on Thursday. s
A Social, EVENT. From the River-
side Free Press, we cull the follow -
very r pleasant reception
was held in the chapel of the . Metho-
4dist church under the charge of the
Ladies' Aid Society, as a complemen-
tary 'courtesy to Miss Maud Hicks,
who was leavingfor her home in Ex-
eter, Ontario. The chapel was -decor
ate d with flags, flowers,. and fologe.
During the evening several musical
selections were rendered, which 'help-
ed to make an enjoyable evening, Miss.
Hicks who is always a favorite, playa -q
ing aSonata by Hummel, in her usual`.
charming manner. At the close of the
program the guests were inyited' to re-
fresh themselves with lunch. Miss,
Hicks has' been in, Riverside a'. little`
over two years, and has made man
friends in social and musical circles:
For; two years has served faithfully
as
organist of the Methodist church
,,.and
inn
an :w
a s
,has
been
an a
cquisition
in '`musicaland soc 1 circles and in
her sweet and friendly manner has
won the hearts of all with whore she.
came in contact. The best wishes of a
host of friends go with her, and hope
he may return at nodistant future.
Never h;a.tl larger sales in these goods than this year
OPLL 606101 -FED,
CABLING BROS.
FURNITURE EMPORIUM
House Gleanin blme
You'll be wanting a few new articles of furniture to 1111
up ,lux change the appearance of things in general In and
around your houses. We havejust tlm articles required,
and are always ready to show goods. Call and see our
Bedroom Sets,
Tables,
Mattresses,
Couches,
Parlor Suifes,
Springs
In fact anything and all things possible to be found in a
furniture furniture store,
• Funeral Directors,
OPE RA HOUSE BOOK.
Beverley it Huston,
THE NEW STORE
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. -
POLE
The new oak finish, with brass or wood trimmings,, complete'
for 25c each.
See our Blind Shades at 45c. Art Muslins, Art Sateens and
Cretonnes-, all the very newest; also a pretty range of Floor Oil
taoths, V. rute Spreads and Table Covers. These goods are.selling- --
readily and we have had to repeat several lines:
i To the Ladies
Don't fail to see our new Spring Corsets. A very special line
of New Style, Short 'Waist D. & A. Corset t 50c. ; also the New
D. & A. Straight Front, Erect Form, Kid Fitting Corset at $1 .00,
an many other lines from 5oc and upwards, A call solicited: to in-
spect our stock.
Remember our -Groceries. They ar,t the best we can buy—no
cheap adulterated goods at all.' highest prices paid for produce.
FIRST STORE NORTH, P. O.
W. D.
AUCTION SALE. -Auction Sale of
millhZ
, horse 'Reser •,a
find !•'fere,.,
will'be offered for sale 9y public auc-
tion on Friday, May .24th, 1901. at 11
n'cloek a. nit•, the following articles; :
windmill, pump and fixtures, at the,
Town Hall, a horse power and jack,
also several good ladders, the property
of the corporation. Sale at the Town
Hall.' By. order of the council. JNo
(GzLL, Auct., GEO. H. BISSETT, Clerk.
Mr..(Dr
.) Jamieson, of Durham' is a
guest at the Manse.
A.
Q. Bobier has
purchased a .h
p and=
Born
ed;, ,iving horse from a farmer in'
i1ay township
is
'Mr.,.
John..
ton an employe o ..the
-
Fdundr `'id'at„h' i Parkhill
y, , is Koine in Farkhrlr
nursing' sore'leg, Recently,while
descending.from the top' of a bler, be
ju►npedto;theground, striking in sueh
ainanne; as to break:one,of the; small'
boned in one of'his Iegs hear the ankle.
J. E. Toni, Inspector, is in town; a1:
tending the Teachers' convention.
A match at basket ball ' was played'
n the pihlic school grounds on Tues -
ay evening between two teams :corn.
osed of girls of the school, who style
emselves "the Rugby's” . and
Oxfords." After an exciting g9,ine
e Rugby's won by 5 to .1.. Nelson `.
obbledick acted as referee. `. ,The bind
;'played on the occasion.
The' earl ' closing g move trent was
successfully .inaugurated. in Listowel
on :Monday ; evening, nearly al the
stores closing profn ptly at six o'olock.,
-This isa.
movementgreatly desired by
the employes
" our ofmerchants, 4 s, and ..
with
the
exec riot_ of
P ,Wedne.c
Wednesday and
Saturday evenings, ` would be very
much, appreciated during the summer
months, especially.
R. N. Rowe has purchased a fine
-hearse horse. ' Ile bas now one, of the
best hearse teams in the County.