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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1902-6-5, Page 8cARLING • TTIE FIZETE:lit rxiAIBS 4 'a.... tn. .Weather argaIns at. T 75e the yard for lovely- new silk Swa, Musliue for waists or dresses, Blue, Pink or Black, These are very swell „geode. 71,1c the yard foe Black Ilonnaton Grenacliae, A new and up-to-date ,style, very rich effects. See this line. $1.25 the yard for Black Silk Grena- dine, the fineet we have ever shown. Very high class goods, 50c the yard for tine per1 finished 'create Lastre, A beauty. The correct thing for odd waists. 500 the yard for old Rose,Silk finish- eashrnere. This is a very" popular line and gobag fast. Sc 500, 75c, $1.00 for four very special lines in plain Black Lustre. These are all money savers, 30c for LadiesMercerised Silk Vests with or without sleeves. Pink, Blue, Tan and White. These are juet half value. You should see them. 20% 25c, 8e, for Ladies' Malan and Natural Wool Vests, summer weight. For health and comfort they are just right. 81,00 and $1,25 the pair for 2 great big Lace Curtain Bargains. If you .itre after values in Lace Oartains, we have them for you. 30c each for Men's fine Balbriggaia „Shirts and Drawers, cool and good, 60c for Men's- mercerieed Silk Shirts and Drawers. Just half value. Ask to see this special line, you'll like them, 85c each for Men's fine -Fedora Straw Hats. Correct style and just the thing for com.fert. 8 for $1.00. Men's yarn dyed Ox- ford Shirts. Regular value 50c each our bargain priee 3 for $1,00. $4.75 eacb for your choice cif a big lot of Men's Ready -Made Suits, all odd clearing lines, Regular values $7,00 to 80,00, •If we have your size— $4.75. 90c each for Mous' up-to-date soft crush Felt Rats. All new shades. 50e, 75c, and $1.00 for Men's soft and laundried Colored Shirts. An immense big range to pick from, • $1.50 the pair for Men's King griality Plow Boots. For comfort, quality and value you can't beat them, $3,00 and $3.50 the pair for Men s Fine Dongola, or Box Calf Boots, King quality. Full of comfort. You:can save money on Wall Papers, '•Carpets and Linol- eums. Our stock is large and well assorted. BIG gii811 STORE J. 8TEW/1T for liarrive Licenses, Wediclirig Ritsgs, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, - Spectacles, Et CALL ON R. HICKS4 ' Watch Repairing a Specialtv. ,,,,•...,••••••••••••••••• TO ADVElfTISERS. i Mr. A. E. Hodgert is in Toronto 1 this week, _Mrs. Jas. Adams, of Seaforth, is visiting her eister, Mrs. John Sweet. Miss May Sanders spent several days of this week with friends in London. 3t 1s2 5000 bus. of wheat wanted. High - t prices paid for wheat at the mill.— arvey Bros. 4 Revds. R. Milyard and 0. Brow* are attending the London Conferen ' • held. in Sarnia, this week, Mrs. J. R. Glanville, of London, home for a few days visiting her mother, Mrs. John Sweet. The granolithic sidewalk has beeu,. broken and damaged at the crossin on Sohn and Main streets, owing t a defect in the pavement. Mr. and. Mrs. Trick and Miss. Tric of Clinton, and. Mrs. R. Seldon, a Ingersoll, are visiting with Mr, and Mrs. George Samwell, this week, Mr, and Mrs. T. H. McOalturn spent a short time at Grand Bend. this Week and are fixing up their summer home for the coming season. D. V. His Lordship, Bishop Bald- win, will hold confirmation service in Trivitt Memorial church, on Thursday evening, June 12th, at S o'clock. All are cordially invited. to attend. Friday afternoon has been proclaim- ed a half holiday by the Reeve to al- low the citizens generally, to partici- pate in the program being prepared. in honor of the treaty of peace just sign- ed between Britain and. South Africat All business places will be closed. Mr. Fred Miners, of Collingvvocal who has been visiting under the p4 ental roof for a ceuple of weeks, • -- turas to Oollingwood to -morrow (Fr - day) where he has been for the pa t. year engaged in building the 1arA4, boat called the Huronic, •being the" largest boat on the west waters. The copy for changes must be left not later than Tuesday noon. Casual advestisements accepted up to noon Wednesday of each week. THURSDAY JUNE 5, 1902 Locals. Mr. W. W. Taman was in Seaforth, yesterday. James Martin. of Seaforth, was in town on Friday last. Miss Louisa Eacrett returned home from Detroit last week. Fred Gould, of Seaforth, spent Thursday at his home here. Mr. and Mrs, Manning, of Parkhill, visited friends in towa this week. The outlook for a hay crop was never better in this district than it is this year. Mrs. Wm. Westcott, of Seaforth, is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hazelwood this week. D. A. Ross spent a few days of last -week with his brother. J. P. Ross in Chatham. X. G. Stanbury attended. Hay Court of Revision, at Zurich, on legal busi- ness, Monday. The G. T. R. announce 60 -clay excur- sions to the North West, for June 3rd, 24th and. July /5. Mr. Chas. Miners, Loedon, and. Mr.. Wm. Miners, of Mil:twine, are patting some finishing touches on Dr. 33rovan- ings residence this week, • Mrs, (Dr.) Naismith has returned to her home in Milverton, after spending a few days in Exeter, visiting her cm - ter, Mrs, A. E. Hodgert. Mr. Thos. Russell, Thanaes Road, had a barn raising last evening, and raised the frame of his barti on the property be recently purchased frora • Mr. James Howard, on Andrew street. Among the lists published in the Dominion blue book, dealing with the unclaimed balances of five years and. over,in the charterecl banks of Canada, the name of Ann Sutton, Exeter, ap- pears with a credit of 8181.61., in the Molson's Bank, Aug. 24th, 1895. Jno. Ovens, of Maple Lodge, met with a very painful accident last week. While fixing a wire fence the crow- bar with which he was working slipped the wire striking him in the face and neck, giving him a stunning blew rendering him unconscious for some time. He was unable to get around for several days. Just to Hand stffla •New Dress Muslins At 124c and 15c. a yard: Worth 20c and 25C. MIL Batists Muslins In Black and White, Old Rose, Grey,Coronation Blue, Mauve and Linen Shades. All with Fancy Patterns I234C, were 20C. • Rivoli Dimities In Stripes and Plain with fancy coloring in patterns, all having APPLIQUE EFFECT, These are very stylish and cheap, only x5c per yard, worth 25c. Fancy Beloro Cambrics Ast Colors, Stylish Patterns, Satin Finish) up.to-date goods at 20C and 25c per yard. SEE OUR NEW CORSETS. POPPLESTOIN E & GARDENER Groceries a Specialty, Post Office Block Messrs. H. gusiton at Jos. Harvey T don Conference, held in Samna, this aelie lay delegates from the respec- tive Xetlindist churchth ee, to e Lon - week. R. e a Go 11. 0 The news of the declaration of peace te South Africa on Monday morning lea, was eceived with a great deal of enthusiasm by the citizens. Flags were hoisted, the first being raised by.,Mr W L Talbot, and the bells ef Traritt Memorial church pealed forth joyful music, The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies Aid. Society afthe Main S. Methodist church will be held at the home of Mrs. Fowell this (Thursday) afternoon. A cordial invitation is ex- tended not only to the nembers of the society but to all ladies of the emigre- gation, to carae and speed a pleasant time, D, V., On Sunday morning next service of Thanksgiving for Peace in South Africa, will be held in Trivitt Meraorial church, at 11 o'clock. The Rev. J. W. Ten Eyck will preach a sermon appropriate to the occasion, At the evening service, Mr. Ten Eyck will preach upon the subject of Con- donation. A. quiet wedding took place in Lon- don on Wednesday, June 41,11, when Miss Grace Bowlby, of London, was milted in marriage to Andrew Oke, son of Mr. and. Mrs. Hugh Oke, of this village. Mr. and Mrs, Oke spent a short time in town before leaving for their home in Seaforth, where Mr. -Oke is engaged in the harness busi- ness, The first death sentence pronounced upon a prisoner in the new court, house, Toronto, was passed on Mon- day, upon Fred Lee Rice, the convict- ed bank robber and murderer of con- stable Boyd of Toronto, who • was shot a year ago while Rice, Jones and Routledge sought to escape from a nab in which they were being driyen to jail. He is sentenced to be hanged on July 18th. Hon. G. W. Ross will revise his de- cision to ga to the coronation if the recounts go against him. If he is shorn of his scant majority it means resignation or an appeal to the Prov- ince, and the latter course well-inform- ed Liberals state will be pursued. .The Telegrain (Independent) of June 3, says that dissolution of the Legisla- ture and a second appeal to the Prov- ince within a inonth is the programme which to -day engages the earnest at- tention of the. Ross Gavernment. Whether or not these desperate means shall be adopted depends largely upon the results of the recounts. EYES TESTED—Mr. T. P. Smith, the noted eye specialist, of Elora, will be at the Oommercial Hotel, Exeter, on Friday and Saturday, .June 20th and alst. An early call will ensure you his prompt attention,— Don't forget the date, FEATHERS CLEANED.—S. Halstead, of Goderich, who has had over 17 years experience in renovating feath- ers is now -here, and. will be here for a few weeks. Be sure and have your feathers cleaned. Satisfaction guar- anteed or no pay. NoracE.—All members of No. 6 Co., 33rd Huron regiment are requested to report at the armory on Thursday, at 7.30p. M., for drill and. to get cloth- ing and equipment for Friday's parade. By order, W. J. HEAMAN, Lieut., No. 6 Co„ 33rd, Huron Reg. To THE SHAREHOLDERS OE THE EXE'rER SALT Wonxs Co.—.—Gentle- men,—Please take notiee that the an- nual meeting of the shareholders of the Exeter Salt Works Co. will be held. June 6th, at 2 o'clock p. M., in the Town Hall. By order of the Board. T. B. CARLING, Sec'y-Treas. CALL Eantaz.--Prof. T. P. Smith, of Elora, announces to the people. of Exeter and vicinity that he will be at the Commercial Hotel, Exeter, •on June 20th and. 21st. Friday and Satur- day. All • who have any troutile, with their ocalar optics will do well to all and have their eyes tested. Eyes i'tested. free. Call early and. avoid the Owls. Urrion SERVICES—Owing to the ab- sence of Rev. Mr. Milyrard, who -is at- tending the London Conference, Rev. Mr. Martin will take charge of the *Union services of the Main- street Methodist church and•the eleven Presbyterian congregations. • The service will be held •in the Presby- terian church, on Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, Subject, "Bner and. Briton" and in the evening in e Methodist church. • The subject will be "Declara- tion of Peace and its Lessons" The choir of the two churches will units at both services. BROKE HIS LEG—Dr. vvin. Sweet, of Exeter, received a letter last week from his brother in Morden, Man., stating that his father,Richard Sweet, had met with a very sad accident in the fracturing of his right leg and. dis- locating of the hip, by falling on the sidewalk. He is at present in the Morden Hospital and but little hopes are entertained. that he will ever have the use of the injured meraber,as Mr. Sweet is now in his 74th year. Tne accident is a serious one. Mr, Sweet formerly lived on the 8rd con., Stephen, and left for Manitoba about 25 years ago. His many friends in this locality will regret :to hear of his misfortune, Lt xrosr-Warzas--Aivery outlet June wedding took place at the residence of Mr, and. Mrs. Thomas Willis, Main street, on Tuesday, at 7 a. m., when their youngest daughter, Miss Ida,was united in 'marriage to Mr. Chas. Percy Luxton, of South Bend, Indiana, The ceremony was performed by the Rev, O. W. trown B. A, B. D, pastor of James street kethodist hutch, in the presence of only the immediate rela- tiveof the contracting parties. The bride was attired in her travelling cos- tume of castor cloth with • a bodice of old rose silk with chiffon and !pearl tritritnings and wearing a large black, picture hat. The bridal party left imniediately after the ceremony,for their new home in South Bend, visit- ing relatives in 1Ka1amazoo, en -route. The groom is an old Exeter boy, and is a eon of the late Richard Luxton, while the bride has always been a, resia dent of this locality, The •best wishes of many friends a the happy couple will follow them to their new home for a happy and prosperous voyage down the stream of life. Loter ti6nsaii Dasliwood E I-TA.VE JUST OPENED TIP and passed into stock a lot of new up-to-date Wash Fa,bries, which we purchased much below their regular values, aud these together with our previous •stock gives us the most com- plete assortment of these goods we lave ever shown. 1000 yards of wide width [32 inches) Indigo Dyed Print, extra heavy Weight and perfectly fast colors, They come in spots, stripes and floral deigns. These goods are regularly sold at 1 8c the yard, our special price x2y2rc 500,ya.rds 36 inch wide Wrapper Prints. These come in floral designs and are the ideal cloth tor making wrappers. The 'regular price would be x5c . for me 500 yrds Dimities in black, white !.nd, p i8ecr:yard 500 yards Organdies in black, white, and colored at ioc, 15c, 20e • and 25C per yard. 5000 mils of the newest designs in all the newest kinds ofLaces and Ins.rtions, including Valencennes, Guipure, Chantilly, Da:rned Net, Spanish, etc, etc, prices run ic, 2c, 3c, 5c, 8c, 10c; 15c, 2 5c per yd, up. •* 25 dozen Ladies' Vests, without Sleeves, with half sleeves and with long sleevps, a lot of splendid'values at 5c, 7c, zoc, I2.4c, 15C, • 20C, and 250. 25 dozen Corsets just opened up, including the latest Erect Form Ideas, these are perfect fitters and will do your form justice, see them at 36c, 5oc, 750 and $r.00. zoo yards Of New Cha.rnbrays and Linens including all the new • shades, and ranging in price from 15c to 25c. IDOOIDGeeez•0000000006604641111 es4eebooseaceie••••••6•••••• • • o Novoltios' iil 1111ilcru Just opened up some of the very latest New. York • Novelties. We will be pleased to show then -i to you. • • Drop .into our Millinery Department at any time, you will be welcome. 00• 00soseamo0000000soossooe eeeeesem06000630840$00$6096 200 yards of New Liberty Silks in black and all the prevailing shades, these are Pure Silk aid very fine quality, and would sell regularly at 750 the yard, our price .... 60c 200 yards 27 -inch French dye Tiffetta, finest silks, in black and . all leading shades. , These are a big snap, per yard.. ....5oo Our assortment of Dinner and Chamber Sets is most complete. We • are shbwing beautiful goods for little money. -See them. We Pay Highest Prices for Buffer and Eggs and all kinds of Farm Produce 11••••Velk•SLI..1.00•11e..... Our Exeter Store will close at 6.30 p. int, Wednesday and Saturday nights excepted. The R. Pickard Co rowassoi•••••••••.••••• Direct importers • Fon SALE OR TO RENT. — A two story brick cottage on William street, the property of the Fanson estate. Apply to RAY. L. FA,.NRON. FARMERS' Excurtsrom— The South Huron Farmers' Institute has com- pleted the arrangements for running a big excursion to the Mcidel Farm, at Guelph,an Friday, June 20th. A stop over privilege has been secured, which makes the tickets good for the follow- ingday should any wish to remain over. A special train has been ar- ranged for from Centralia to Clinton on the morning of the excursion, to connect with t,he exeursion train at Clinton, while special trains will re- turn the excursionists to Centralia on the south and Belgrave on the north the same night: This will give all those going a good long day in_ Guelph. These Excursions are becoming more popular each year, and no doubt the excursion this year will be more large- ly patronized iihaft *um before. For fuller particulars as to the time and GOOD ROADS.—There ie probably no country weet of the Bay of Quint° 1 that can boast such uniformly good) highways at all seasons of the year throughout its entire length and breadth as can the County of Huron. The good roads of Heron are not an expensive luxury, . The nature of the surface, which is generally level or nearly so, renders the Construction of highways comparatively easy, while the nature of the soil is such that it does net retain the water on its sur- face to any great extent,. in which respect it differs materially from the counties further south, notably that in the vicinity of the River Thames Thames r and added to these advan- tages is the still greater one of having aniple beds of first class gravel located in parts of the county within ceeven- ient distance of each other, only a drive through the different townships being necessary to demonstrate the fact that a liberal, and beneficial use has been made of the prodnets of the beds. • IlArPY StrTX Wigunnve.—The 'resi- dence of Mr. and. Mrs, Thos. Parliner, tlensall was the scene of a very happy event,on Wednesday, June 4th, when their second daughter, I:Cathleen was united in the holv bonds of matri- mony toAr, G. W. Miners, of Exeter, The cermony was performed by the Rev. Me, JeWitt4 in the presence of a large number of friends and relatives. at five o'clock, as the wedding. march was played by Mrs, johns ster Of the groom, the bride entered si d the pat, lot, leaning on the arm of her father, carrying a boquet a sweet peas and white roses and beautifully attired in .a charming suit of white organdie. Miss Pearl Johns, niece of the groora, acted as little maid of honor. After congratulations were extended to the newly married couple all sat down to a sumptuous wedding dinner, after which tha evening. was spent in social' games, music, etc. The presents to the bride were both, numerous and costly,testifying to the esteem in which the young couple are held. Mr. and Mrs. Miners are well known here, and I'm) nuns joins with their manV friends in wishing them along, happy and prosperous life. They. take up their residence on the corner of Huron and William streets. 4-'0ELEnn,A.Trox AND HALF HOLIDAY. —At a, public meeting held in the town li all -on Monday night last it was de- cided to hold a celebration on account of peace' being proclainaed in South Africa. After a number of speeches gad been made it was decided to pro- claim Friday afternoon as a half holi- day. A comnaittee was then appoint- ed with power to act, and are as follows: N. D.Hurdon chairmaraReeve Levett, C. Ff. Sanders, L. T1, Dickson, Seuior, Alf WaltersaRichard Davis. A program has been arranged and will consist of a parade in whieh the council, societies -of the town, school children and members of No. frl corn - any, 33rd regimett, headed by the Exeter Brass Band will march. The procession will leavel the school grounds at 2 o'olock sharp on Friday afternoon next, marching up Mathew street to Station Road, then to Wil- liam street,south on William. to Huron street, eaSt on Huron to Main street then up Main to the school ground where there will be addresses by Mr. Harry Elber, M. P. P., Oreclaton, and Mr. M. Y. McLean, Seaforth. The ministers and others of the village will also give shorb addresses, interspersed by patriotic songs by the school child- ren, It is earnestly requested by the , committee that everyone in the village will help make the celebration a suc- cess by clecoratinv their dwellings ata forming part of the procession making the event one long to be remembered in commemoration of a very satisfac- tory outcome of that very memorable struggle or Anglo Saxon supremacy. That the war which has for so many months been waged between Great Britain and South Africa has at last • terminated by the enemy laying down arms. Immediately following the program a base ball match will be played on the recreation grounds be- tween the "Buffers" and the "Duffers' after which there will be a huge bon- fire and a grand display of fireworks, "01., Is the place for Fashionable Sum- mer Waists. Ladies will find the selection very desirable, while the garments thethselves are ad - /flitted to be extremely comfort- able, Call at once and get the pick. These goods will go like ice cream. HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR PRODTME. • ling Bi FURNIU 4".iick,"46t N 13 vaiam•amemsk CEIEBSIEEMIMININIE N°W isthe time to beautify your homes by selecting)- some of our *handsome • furniture, Do you want A nice bedroom Nice Cool Sweet sett -for.. • ,...* • . • . •-, • . mattresses: • • •,• • • 4.. • • • • • SID.DO 8 00 300 2.0 Couches. and easy chairs at 6asy • prices, Curtain poles and Trimmings. We have several setts -of BEAUTIFUL CHAIRS, just in. Cive Us A Call, and if we have not -got what you want we will soon get it fo) you. eSe LiStOn. Furniture and Undertaking ROOMS GIDLEY'S BLOCK, EXETER. The high school entrance examina- tions for 1902 will begin on Wednes- iday, JIM El 25th and will last three days. The sobjects for the first day are composition, geography, English grammar, and dictation. Second day, arithmetic, drawing and history. Third day, English liteiature, writ- ing, physiology- and temperance. FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS AN OLD AND WDLL-TRTED REMEDY,—Mr Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over llfty years by millions a mothers for their children while teething, &with perfect SUCC099. their - children soothes the child, softens the gums. alla,ys al pain, cures winficohc. and. is the best remedy or Diarrhosa. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists in every part a the world. • 25 cents,a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be sure .and take Mrs • Virinslow's Soothing syrup and ask for no other kind. A BUSINESS - EDUCATION • Is needed if the young man or wom- an would succeed in the business world to-dity. Such an education is received in this most up-to-date and best equip- ped college. Forest 61til BUSi11868 601i6QC Y. M. C. A. BUILDING-, LONDON, ONT.. J W, WESTERVELT, Principal. +4-44.a+++++++++4eletaletetatatatelea to you? 4-14++++++++4444-ietelelelea+++++ To Have the Best Co ds is what the business man owes hirsi- • self. It is this business policy of ours. which induces us to claim to be often the alheetpost and con- sequently always tho best. • We have in stock everything in the titationery Line—newest in 'Note Paper- Cortyplete Line of • Jardineres, tInglish and German Decorate Vases, French China • Limoge andJapanese Ware. To accept some Other Brand of Flour when yoa aeked for EXETER STAR FLOUR, if so, beware of such a graces. • There is no SUBSTITUTE for Exeter Star Flour. Iuferior brands mean indigestable bread, which bring on dyspepsia and like trouble. Make the grocer understand that you want Exeter Star Flour. It contains • the finest of Wheat. all the saperlitious starch and other detrimental elements are elimin- ated. Always ask for Exeter Star Flour rnd be sure you. get it, For sale by the leading grocers and at the mill. Highest market price paid for wheat and coarse grain. HfiRVEY 6R08. • MILLERS s00000tona000060009000seso : IF NOTHING TURNS UP 441 TURN SOMETHING UP: • - • A course of training in the * a* ',Vali 4r. • •• S T RAT PORD Ont /Jona cieS Young mon and Women to se- • • euro employment at good wagos im• - • rnediately on leaving college, This is o the School that enjoys the reputation of • e doing the best wont in business educa• - 0 tiod. The graduates oe the school aro • in strong &inland as teachers in businesS g • dellegeg in Catmint an the United Stat • - 0 es. This 18 the School tar yen and your 0 cortierais. writs for catalogue, •0 W. S. ELLIOTT • Principal 0 it000.1111111604104)00#461108106.11100 PANCY GOODS OF ALL DESCRIP TIONS. ' JOHN er,XETEIR BARGA1111,44-IN IT You will find here at al times the greatest bargains i furniture. The lowest price and best efforts to i)lease. Undertaking a Specialty R. N0 Row