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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1902-5-22, Page 8.50e. Fifty Ladies' Colored Shirt, 'Waasts, odds mud eads, re,gular valees 70c te $1.252 Your oleolee while they last for 50c. 3 for $1.00. Men s yarn dyed Oxford starts, perfect fitting and guaranteed absolately fast colors, only 10 dozen to aela 3 for $1.0%) Note—The above, four lines are all odds and ends— $1.90, Twenty -Five Lis' Rei, Coats, tweed, effects end plaiu :covert finish. Some motley mekers in Weis lot for you. Requiee veaues. $3.502: to $6,00. Yoer theme for only $1.9a. 95e. Twenty- only Women's and Chilcleen's odd Capes, pieta fawn cloth' and fancy tweed effects, all nicele' trimmed and. braided, regular value $2,50 to $4.00,c1earing, your choice 95a. lust a clean up of our big stock—that's why the reductions ,are so great If there is anything in the lot that you can do with come qui3k. the yard for a lovely new pearl 65c the y-ara for ladies, satin finished 50c -finished Cream Lustre, very swell for Covert Oloth Shatings, every ne w odd waist5. shade and, black, 12e.e for lovely new lece effects In$2.7$ tbe Waist End for the new 1Vhite ;gushes, correct for Waists or Dresses, This is a new line. Ask to hem. stitched, raw silk for Waists, see the patterns. the most fetching line of the season. si.00 the yard. for our New Silk Warp Black Cash- mere.. This is undoubtedly the best finished. Cashmere that we have ever shown, The 1Find that looks well, wears well and keeps its anisb to the 0811.831[ Brieg your sister or best girl to Exeter on Saterdaye 21th, May, Vic - tori a Day, and see the sports. The wedding bavItatious a Miss Addle Deo°Ifs, of Wilelen, mid Mr. Fred De1hrtdge o Winehelsea, are out for Wednesday, May 20th. Since the retirement a W. N. Mara Ping as business meager at the Do- herty Organ Factoey, (Minton, we anclerstand that W. Boss, son of air. D. A. Ross, here, who has been the efacieut book-keeper, has received this appointment arid W. Stevenson has oleo been promotedin his duties. Quality and quantity, the eeseatiel wits which make Exeter Star Flour that it is, first geality on the market, iweight. When you go to :buy flour, ask for Exeter Star, and fsee that you get it, and you will be convinced of its superiority. For wile by the leading dealers, and at the mill. Free delivery t� any part of the town, flenersa* Sews. John Wood, of Tuckersmith town- ship, has been offered the handsome sum of $400 for his thoroughbred en- tire year-old colt, sired by that famous stallion, Belshazzar, owned by Messrs. Bavvden & McDonell, of Exetee. This colt won first prizes at the Toronto Industrial show, Western Fair, Lon- don, and the Pan-American. He is a handsome type of a horse, weighs 1,125 pounds and shows high breeding. Mr. Sheldon B. °lament, B. Sc. son oi Rev. 13. Clement (foi neer pastor of James street Methodist church here) deinoestrator in the faculty of applied science. McGill University, Montreal, is spending a few days at his home in Kingsville, prior to -his taking a posi- tion on the staff of the Canadian Niagara Power Co., Niagara Falls. At the recent convocation of the Uni- versity, Mr. Clement had conferred degree of "Master iu T F w R .tirk.chei" re also received. the prize . for original research work in bydrau- lies. We join with his many friends here in congratulating him on the sue - cess he has attained and the respon- sible position which is given him.e, Store will be closed all day Saturday, May 24th. f or Marriage Licenses; Wedding, Rings, Watches,1ockS, Jewelry, Spectacles, Etc CALL ON R. HICKS Watch Repairing a Specialty. IMark your ballot for Eilber next Thursday, May 29th. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Ford spent San- d/IT with friends in liensall. enxeter Star Flour contains all the &earn of the wheat. HARVEY Baos. "i The Misses Alma and Mabel Brooks, Exeter North, visited friends in Rus- aeldale last Sunday. • Mr. and Mrs. D. Shirra, of Hensall, . were guests with Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Stewaet on Sunday last.; A. W. J. White, a Ottawa, spent last Monday eyening the guest of his mo- ther, airs. J. White. Thos. Cada:lord, of the 5th eon., TTs borne, has moved to town and will occupy the residence he recently puki chased of Mrs. Harry Barnwell. if, Monday last was the hottestaday to date, the official thermometer register- ing 84 degrees of heat. The highest previous reading was 80, occurring early in May, . For Victoria Day special railwa -rates will be given. ; return tickets wile be issued at single fare gooi. going' May 23rd. or 21th valid returning from destination on or before May 261h. TO ADVERTISERS. The copy for changes must be left not later than Tuesday noon. Casual ,7advestisements accepted up to noon Wednesday of each week. THURSDAY MA_Y 22an, 1902 Locals. M. Y. McLean gave the Teems a call on Saturday last, The man who minds his own busi- ness always has profitable employ- ment. if 5003 bus. of wheat1wanted. High- .> est price paid for wheat at the XGood houseeeepers all agree that Itarvev Bros. 0ar Choice Pastry Flour is the very -est pastry Flour on the market, use It once, and you will always use it, For sale at the mill. Iteetvex Balm. The recent rains have had a ben- eacial effect on the growing crops. Fall wheat which looked rather poor early in the season, has picked up and Aromises to be a fair crop. It is understoou. enap a G. T. R. tioa e table will come into force about June 1, and that several new trains will be added to the London, Huron and Bruce division. Numeroas other chauges will be made, which will alter the present time table considerably. Atmouncements are out for the, Dr. Cowen, of Galt, formerly of wedding of Miss Kathleen Parlmer, of jExeter, has disposed of his handsome Bengali, and Mr. Geo. W. Miners, on residence on South Water street to Wednesday. June 4th. Mr. McGregor, manager of the Bank of Oommerce there, and has decided. to leave Galt about July ist. He may locate in London. Dr. Ovens, of London, specialisaeye ear, nose, throat, will be at the Com- mercial hotel, Exeter, on the let and 3rd. Fridays of. each month. Spec- tacles and eyeglasses carefully fitted. Many derangements- of the nervous and digestive systems are caused. by eye strain, All the stores in :town will close at Chilaren Cry for 5.80p. at. on and after Surie 2nd,Wea- riesday and Saturday nightsexcepted. BOY W.,..NTED.-A good, smart boy with tale education, wanted to learn the printiug business, Apply at Tams office. FOR SALE OR TO RENT. - A two story brick cottage On. Williana street, the property of the Fenson estate. Apply to RAY. L. FANSON. Fon SALB.- Carriage, nearly new, n be used single or double. Settond and single buggy, sett laeavy silver mounted single carriage harness,near- ly new. AU will be sold cheap. B. S. O'NEIL, Exeter. STRATED.-On. Friday night, May Alth a sorrel mare and bay horse, from aihe premises of George Grey, Exeter. A. suitable reward will be given. Any information regarding them to be left at the Teems OPFICE. ANNUAL INSPECTION. - The town fathers made their annual tour of in.- spection around the town on Monday afternoon and, found. the streets in very good. condibion and the appear- ance of the whole place very satisfac- 4tory. toicarti Go iiirtirsaii • Dashood WE ARE I•TOW SHOWING A MOST COMPLETE suitable for hot weather wear. We have been very- particu- lar inaking our selections. European, British, the United States and Canadian Mills, all having contributed a share to our stooks, and as we have purchased. in large quantities direct from the manufacturers. Prices will be found strictly - in your favor. These are a few 2pecials selected from our immense stocks. range of Fabrics and Ready -to -Wear Garments areeeee----e-meea---ame-a-_ 1000 yards fad 'color- I 500 yds meecerized finish- ed American Muslins in 'ed black sateeft; absolutely i all new colors and blk, fast color, flue aeisb, in the and aehite. A. great regular way ib would cost variety of petterns end i you 19 to 20e the yraour price laic. Let us be patient ; presently we ehall have more summer than we' shall know what to do with. Messrs, H. Salter of 1 Brussels, and. t. C. Salter, of London, spent Sunday • with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. 3. Salter. The Misses Eva and Lille, Hueston .isited friends in Mitchell, lase Sunday. If the average man was as good as he thirties other men oughb to be it wouldn't be long until his vanity made him top heavy. great Value for the money, per yard 7c. just in, the latest things in Ladies' Shirb Waists, including the Dew Gibson effect. Splendid values and. latest styles at 75ce $1, $1.25 and $1.50. Men's and shoes Boys' Stra,w Bats' 10 doz. ladies' fast black cotton hose, in plain and ribbed makes, the kind that will weer well and. give good satisfaction, special, 2 pair for 2E -c. Ladies Oxford • We are showing these in a variety of styles includ- ing the English walk shoe anWa e linaotab'itelaste ntehwineesst. at $1 00 e $I.10,$1 25 $1.50 shown mad prices right too. See them at 25c, 85e, 50e, 75c and 85c, Men's ISIUM'er Sivirts We have them ia great variety, just op- ened up, something new. Ask to see theta, at 50c, 75c and $1.00. They are very special. Dress TT imming s The very latest things in blacks and colors, imported direct from the manufacturers, and ranging in price from 5e to $1.00. Wiatewear Specials Corset Covers at -15e, 25c, 50c. 75e. Underskirts at 50c, 75c, $1.00 to $2.50. Night Gowns at 50c, 75_,..0 $1.00, $1.25, $1.50. atailies'' Drawers at 25c 50c, 75C and $1.00. 50c to $1.75. 120c and 2oc. , Messrs. Fiandford & Elliott shipped a car load of horses to Winnipeg., on Monday last. john Cann taking .charge of the horses on the way out. Mrs. P. T. Halls, and son, Reggie, accompanied by Miss Jennie Halls, left Wednesday afternoon for Exeter. Bis probable Mrs. Halls will make Exeter her future lamne-- Goderich Signal. CAST R 1 The barber shops will close at 8 o'clock A 0 except on the above mentioned days. 0 ,. TS D OrnistraertmeellsallemaneleM wrommanyagasomsomeameivMonOssortmemissoucesleacommasusersaaegoamorarso Ladies' Low Shoes in 'Viol and Dongola Kid at 1.00, 1.10, 1.25, 1.50 and. $1.75. These goods are madeby Marsh Manufacturing Co. of Quebec, are stylish, up-to-date and cannot be excelled in price and quality. Bal Shoes,—We have a great variety with prices to suit all. In these lines we begin our prices at 1.25 up to $3.00. Our Peerless Shoes sell at sight, are made from American lasts, &,riving the latest New York effects in the shoe line. See our Men's Boot Wear, made by Choteau of Quebec, beginning in heavy stock at $1.00 and running a full range to $8.50. 0 al* prices cannot be beaten, and every pair is A-1 Value, POPPLESTOINE&GARDI E Groceries a Speeialty, Posb ()Mee Bloele TRESPASSING. -We are informed by some of our residents that while they endeavor to beautify their gardens and cultivate flowers, it is very annoying to have passers by go in, even in the broad daylight and pluck them. It is not always the small boy who covets, but some times be is engaged to do the trespassing.A word to the wise should be sufficient. SPORTS.- Baseball enthusiasts are having an interesting time this spring. Since the first of May there has been one or two games -weekly. Last week the Sutberland-Innes team and school team were both defeated by the town boys, the score was 4-5 and. 9-10, and this week the Satherland-Innes boys turned the tables and defeated the town team by a score of 648. Large crowds have witnessed all the games, CARD OE 'Ina.Ants, We desire through these columns to express our deep gratitude to the many friends who, all through the long illness of the late Millar J. White, editor of this paper, so kindly volunteered their kindly assistance and in so many ways showed. their sya,thy in en- deavoring to do all in their power to alleviate his sufferings. To one and all who stood by us in our sore afflic- tion we desire to express our sincere thanks. CLOSING SA.XIIRDAY.- We, the un- dersigned merchants of the village of Exeter, agree to close our places .of business on Saturday, May 2ith, 1902, provided every merchant iu town signs this paper : W. H. Levet, J. A. Stewart, E; 3. Spackman, I. Speck - man, The R. Pickard Oo„ W. W. Taman, Popplestone & Gardiner, T. G, Harlton, J. W. Browning, T. Hawkins & Son, Geo. Eacrett, W. S. Beeman, la 3. Knight, Wm. Trevethick, 3. Grigg, Carling. Bros., W. H. Trott, R. R. Sweet, R. N. Rowe, A. Walter, R. Knight, vv. o. ttustoft, a Lutz. . and $1.7o. Grocery Specials 4: cans corn for 25c. 6 lbs tapioca for 25c, 2 cans of best sahnon for 25e. 4 lbs. best Rio coffee for 25c. 7 lbs, best figs for 25c. 3 lbs sweet biscuits for 25c. Aroveltbes We are constantly .open - un new and seasonable 25 wens' double breasted suits, coat eud pants navy blue, with white hair line, well made and lined, and splendid fitters, the regular $10.00 line for $7.50 500 yds., 32inch wide, heavy weight, fast col- ored print in a good variety of ,patterns. They are regular laic. kind. eSpecial 12 yds. for $1.00, Orgaadzes Dimities In blacks and whites, in all qualities. These are very popular goods and are selling' fase, per yard at 20, 25, 30, and 35c. ST111117Ther • Cersets We have the kind that fit perfectly, wear well, and keep. their shape, prices special too, at $9c, 50c, 75c $1,00 Ladies' Parasols We have a lot that For Ready 1V10.0.6. • kikki etaaileeeee". We beg.to announce that we have as fine, and as well assorted stock of 0 ent's Clothing as you will find in the village. SEE $50 ET Its a plum, for prices, quality, and style. We are no back number and will not be undersold by. any. Give us call and be convinced. Highest price for Produce. 1.70 laggs 12o milliriery. Our milliners we purchased rouch be - are very busy and you will help them, by leaving your order as early in the week as possible. 'Boys Wash 8wTts We have a splendid line of boys American wash snits. They wash well, fit well and Idok well, and prices are reasonable. It Neill pay :you to see them. They range in price from low regular values. they are selling fest, better see them right away. Specials at 50c 75c., $1.00, $1,25, $1.501 Ladies' Cotton rests 1We got a big snap in these, and the, valaes we are showing are really remarkable. Get your supply right away it will pay you. Special at 5c, 70, 10c laic 15c ro 8. N I 'mos ocsawiniaMisonaremml azersee*ceesaarar*mvesa.valso We Pay Highest Prices for all Kinds of Farm Produce. This Store will close at 6.30 P. M., Wednesday and Saturday nights excepted, on and after June 241. weltimalo, ickard Co. Direct importers. ba the result of these examinations will be a guarantee ofproficiency that th.e public will appreciate. VICTORIA DAT CEL)3113RATION - A grand half day a sports will be given at the fair grounds, Exeter, on Satur- day. May 24th. The following list of games, races, ete., will be given. cona- mencing at ono o'clock sharp: - Oalit- hunapians. A. monster Calithumplan Parade will form at the drill shed in the fair grounds and march once around the track headed by the band, ist prize, $4.00 ; 2nd prize, $2.00. -Base Ball, an exciting game of base ball will be played.. The teams expected to compete are, Liman, Brussels, 'Exeter Victors, and Exeter Collegiate. Prize $5 and Silver cup.-- Foot Ball. A foot ball match will be playa, be- tween Kippen, Exeter and other teams. Prize $5 and Silver cup. -Bas- ket Ball. A grand and exciting -game of basket bell between the representa- tive lady teams of Exeter Public School and town and any other team, Prize, $3.- Relay Race. Scbool Re- lay Race, e mile, by teams of I boys. All the members of any other team to h „T,WORTE TRYING -- The following may prove useful to our readers:- A liniment that is staple to make, bat is very efficacious in results, is com- lamed of kerosene, camphor gum and sweet oil. Put a pint of kerosene in a quart bottle, add as much camphor gem as will dissolve, addirig a little more camphor gum day by day fot three days ; then add, a half a pint of. sweet oil, shake thoroughly, cork well and put in a safe place for tature use. For bores, cuts, bruises, stiff neck or joints, sore throats, bunions, and, a few other ills to which flesh is heir, relief is said to be almost magi- cal this liniment is applied. TINIVERSI'PY D4,NAMINATIONS altrsto.--Th.e UniVersity. Of Toronto, at the request if the musicians lei 0e- tario, includittg the principals of the leading Conservatories, Colleges, and School of Mesic has d.ecided to. hold eteminatioes practieal music ie all centres of poptilation where five or More candidates offer themselves for examination. Only examiners of the highest professionta steeding will be appointea to exettilneeship, .00 that the tettificeteg and dieloratte a,Wardecl ^%.11:44,6:,,P.A1145VSIPV4." iirlIr;',7,5;1.4"`..1 • ow is. the time to beautify your homes by selecting some of our handsome furuiture, Do you want A nice bedroom sett for Sideboard... , . . ......... Nice Cool Sweet mattresses. ... 3,00 Bed springs. 2.00 Couches and easy chairs at easy prices, Curtain poles and Trimmings . - We have several setts of BEA.T.TriFuL ()HAIRS, just in. Cilte Us A Cali, and if we have_ not got what you want we will soon get it for you. taining to the sensational, they have ever been characterized by the most vigorous and, healthy scriptural truth, Especially in our official meet- ings have we learned the catholicity of your mind and the pure kindliness of -your cha,racter. A.nd now as we draw to the close of your pastoral term, we praY that the very God of Peace may abunda.ntly bless you in you in this charge.-- Chatham Exeter Star Flour. self. Wheat. all the superfluous sterol). wad which induces us to claim to be other detrimental elements are &amine often the cheapest and con- , sequently ei;weys the best. We bee e in stock everything in the ...stationery Line -newest . in Note 11 Furniture and Undertaking Rooms GIDLEY'S BLOCK, 'EXETER. LIBERAL...CONSERVATIVE COMIITTEE ROOMS, -In Fanson's block, up -stairs, open every night (Sundays excepted) from 7.80 to 10 30. till after election. Every one wanted. All made wel- come. Plenty of literature, papers,&c. All friends of Henry Ellber„ M. P. P., particularly requested to Eaten . H. SANDERS, Seey. 3. A. Rorer's% Pres. toyou? THE itlIART. To accept some Other Bra,nd I +++++++ +++ of Flour when you asked for Beaman . STAR FLOUR, if So, beWare Of such al To Have groces. There is lio SUBSTITUTE A BUSINESS - EDUCATION Is needed if the young man or worn - an would succeed in the business world to day Such an education is received in this most up-to-date and best equip- ped college. Fort Gitll BUSIIIOSS'6011606 . Y. M. C. A. BUILDING, I LONDON, ONT.. EJ W, WESTERVELT, Principal. 4•44++++4•4444+444.4.4.444.444.4.f, 4. ith for Exeter Star Flour. 'Inferior brands (24.99SIL mean indigestable bread, which bring L_ eon dyspepsia and. like trouble. Make is what the 'business men owes him- edyour new relationship as He has:bless- the grocer understand that you want Planet. of it is this business. policy of ours It contains the finest BORN A.1VDERSON—In Kirkton, tO Rev. Mr. and. Mrs. Anderson, a son. nicnvutv--DIrSunday. 18th inst., the wife of sewestee 'Lava, a daughter, mereixe-in Stratford. May I2th, to )Jr. and Mrs, 0, Makin' s, a daughter. DARLING—HAZELWOOD—In Kirkton, on 1Vlay ith, by Rev. Mr. Anderson. 1Vliss Tillie Hazel- wood, youngest daughter of Win. trasel- wood, Esq., to Mr. George Darling, of Lon- 14100RB-PrtionAlu- Ab the residence of the bride's parents, on the 7110 inst., by Rev. Mr. .T Moore of Mitchell Versron, Mr, Cep as , • to L ie 11Ithud daughter of Mr. Thos. Prld- and under 16 years old. -Prize $2.00. o o ham, Fullerton. be bona fide scholars Bicycle Race, e raile, open. Prize $1,00 ee*----are-a*sta Exeter Brass Band will be in atten- dame. Adnaission 15e. Children un- der 12, 100. De. HANNON 1-10NORitD. -- The last Quarterly Board of the Park street Methodist Church was held last even- ing in. the church. The reports Were the most eneouraging in the historyof d DIED • _Dog Race, mile by dogs hitched to Dow -At Itusseldale, on 'Wednesday, May 7th, Mrs. Win. Dew, aged seaters. cart and driven by boy. -Prize al.00- the °berth, andthe balance was ouu to be on the right eid e of the financial sheet. The church has increased in membership over 100 since Dr. Ilan - non took charge of the pastorate. The following tesolettion, moved by Dr, A.W. Thornton, was unaeimously passed -Rev. James Hannon, D. D.: Dear Sir and Bro.- At this, the last quarterly official meeting of enee pas- torate in this church, We desire to ex- press to Vett the gratitudo we feel that, ander God, We have had the privilege of being Associated dining the pe,eb three years as pastor and people. As a wan among men you hale xneesured up to otir highest ideal and as a peator to his people you beve not failed diligently to feed your flock, While edue pal it ininistratioas have lacked entirely anything per - ONTARIO CANDIDATES. Support, Whitney and gooa govern- ment by working for the success of the Ooeservative candidates : Huron E-,, Anson Spotton. Huron S. II, lailber. Heroa 34 Mitchell. Middlesex 13., Oapt. T. Robson. Middlesex at; I). Stewart. Middlesex W*. Thos, English. Perth N., J. Cs. Monteith. Perth 5., Nelson Monteith. Bruce N, D. M. Sernayn, Bruce Clapp, Bruce C., Hugh Clarke. Gree NI. G. M. Boyd, Grey /. la. Lucas. Orel S., Nelson jaablesota ated. Always ask for Exeter Star Flour rad be sure you get it. For sale by the leading grocers and at the mill, Highest market price paia for velaeat and coarse grain. tifkR.VEY E3R08 mitarts easeeesatee.eseipeosetbeesses IF NOTHING TURNS UP e TuRNSOIVIVIIiING UP: re 0 . 0 A course of training in the e Central „v." IA StRATFORO ONT e Paper. Cortsipiete Line of Jerdin.eres, anglish and German Deeorated Vases, French China Linaoge and Japanese Ware. . ' FANCY GOODS 05 ALL DSCRIF' • l'IONS. &JOHN GRIGG, la 1: "4i //4 E,xrER E3AR.GAIINIS IN e enables young men and women to se- e e cure employment at goOd wages im- 0 0 meauttoly on leaving college, This is c0 e tho school. that enjoys the 'reputation of g gti deing the best worx in business educe, g g tion. The graduates of the school are e id strong demand. tis teachers in business e colleges in Canaria ahtd a Stat- co es.- This iti the school for you and your g g friends. Write for catologtie. co . P ' ' i e 00 W. J. EILIOTT.m,cipa cao Gegmolgo400.60oect000tosiorme , AN Oto ANI WItt.L.TINE:"-------'""'ElnotOY.-Mr , FOR OVVR SIXTY' YDARS Winslow's Soothing Syriin has been used for over lifty years by Millions of mether8 for their children while teething, with perfect euceese It soothes the Child, softens the glans. tillala al pain, mires wind coli. and is the best remedy for Diarrhcea, It is pleasant to the taste, Sold by' drunistiEl in every part of the world. 25 eenta a bettle. tts„valtie is itioalealebie. te sure and take Alta Wlesiow's Seething syriin end ask for no other kind. You will find here at al' times the greatest bargains in - furniture. Tlfe lowest prices and best efforts to -please; Undertaking a Specialty. am.e.aerammate,,ams., Rowe