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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1902-6-26, Page 8RT' 13 CAS:11.:.S1701;Z grALlit ta'.k this week will be very short acitlito the point. `h•-•ir We have been House Cleaning at the Big Store and find a number of odd lines and bi.oken lots that must go out, and that very quickly too. Now listenthese are Nets. Every reduction noted in this add, is genuine. Come and 6ee. 580 the pair for grey or white, plain or twilled Flannelette Blankets lovely soft downy finish. Regular value was 75c. 5c the yard for pure linen Roller Towelling, soft crash finish. A. regu- lar 7e line. 7ic the yardfor a lovely lot of Prints widest width and all fine soft cloths. These prints are on sale today in Exeter at 12?c. Oar house cleaning Price onlylic. Quick is the word. 12e the Yard -10 pieces of fancy double fold Dress Goods, light and medium dark shades aryl two tone effects. Regular prices 25c to 85c, our house- cleaning price 12, 50c goods for 20c. We have 8 full pieces of pure wool indigo blue cheviot serge Dress Goods. Regular price was 50e, but they come just a wee bit light in weight. They must go out quick. Come and see them going at only 20c. $1.25 the pair for a swell lot of lace Curtains. They are money savers. 5e the yard --a nice lot of new check einghams. Just the thing for cbild- ren's Wearing dresses. 48c the pair for men's Brown Duck Overallsayell made and properly sewn, the kind that you can't tear and they wear like a piece of mule skin. Now listen, these Overalls are worth 90c. Never inind how we got them, you can have as many as you want at 18c. .......---„--. • ------. 50c. each for men's mercerized3 silk finished Shirts and Drawers, they are so cool that you almost shiver on the • hottest day. These goods are sold the city at $1.00 each, our house clean- ing pricie_is 50c.1 3 tor $1.00—Once more we'll tell you tibout those men's yarn dyed Gingham Shirts with collars attached, they were 50c eluala We have just '7 dozen lett • to sell at 8 for $1.00. 35c each for a lovely line of men's New Coronation Ties—they're swell. 45c the pair for boys' fancyMoleskin j Knickerbockers. They are justabout as tough and hard to tear as muleskin. See them. Oh, they are great, 90c each for boys' fancy Cotton and Lianen Suits, correct for hot weather. How about your grocery trade. We think that we are doing lust the nicest kind of a G-rocery Trade, and a -neat many people say that they save money by buying their Groceries at the Big Cash Store. 110 CH SIM J. F. STEWFIR for Marriage Licenses, Wedding Rings, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles Etc CALL ON IR. HICKS Watch Repairing a Specialty. TO ADVERTISERS. The copy for changes must be left, not later than Tuesday noon. Casual /advedisements accepted up to noon Wednesday of each week. THURSDAY JUNE 2i, 1902 Locals. Mr. Young, of Clinton, spent Sun- day in town. S. Martin Was in Toronto on busi- ness last week. W. H. Trott is conyalescing from :his recent severe illness. Mrs. Jaanes White, of Hensel], visit- ed Mrs. Poplestone this week. Miss Thornton, of Woodstock, is the guest of Miss Cora Fowell. 'Mrs. M. Vosper, of Cobourg, is visit- ing her cousin, Mrs. S. Sanders. i. f Absolutely- pure and healthy baking itopowder. Sold by C. Lutz. Exeter. Miss Taman, of Blyth, spent Sunday with her brother, W. W, Taman. Miss Pearl Rollins is spending a 4short time with friends in Detroit. Miss Lottie Hyndraan has returned home from Toronto for the ho4dsoys. Miss Bobier and Miss Mills took in the excursion jara-,..-ratreit on Saturday. Mrs. Elliot. 1-e1' ' ,'-' 'Nuest etif her daughteer".LarMr If` Farraers having wheat or'%oarse grain for sale will do well to call at the imill.—Harvey Bros. Children Cry for CASTORIA. )Mr and. Mrs. Wesley Armstrong took in the excursion to Detroit on Satur- day. Mrs. A. Sheere spent Saturday and Sunday in Sarnia, the guest of her son Nelson. , Dix Little Liver Pills are pleasant, Painless and effectual. Sold by C. • Lutz, Exeter. Be sure and tell your friends about the merits of the Exeter Star Flour.— • Harvey Bros. Roy Howard and. Miss Lilly Howard visited. their brother Lionel, m.Lucan, on Sunday. - A. -number of Odd Laellows attended the District meeting in Seaforth Wed- nesday evening, . Mr, A. W. Robinson and. Miss Alice Doupe, of Blyth, visited friends in town on Sunday. W. J. 'White, of Ottawa, spent a abort time here last week with his mo- ther, Mrs. J. White. Dr. D. A. Anderson is attending a convention of the dental profession in St. Thomas, this week. P. Bawden and. Miss Emily Bawden, of Devonshire, England, are here visit- ing their relatives and friends. Abe Bagshaw who recently removed fromhere to Manitoba with his family returned again on Saturday last. Miss Maud Jeckell accompanied her sisters, Mrs. Hurdon and Miss Annie Jeckell, on their visit to Peoria, Ill., Rev. 0. W. Brown will preach his farewell sermon as pastor °flames st Methodist church next Sunday even - Dominion Day—July lst, can be most pleasantly spent. by attending the annual stravvberry festival at Cen- tralia on Tuesday next. The annual strawberry festival and picnic at Elimville on Tuesday, July lst, promises an afternoon of pleasure to those who will avail thez:aselves of being present. Don't forget the date. Messrs. Handford & Elliott shipped a car load. of fine horses to Manitoba, on Monday. Mr. J. Jones took them in charge and will remain in Manitoba for a short time looking after the in- terests of his land out there. 4ffaxpra__ CROCKERY AN GLASSWARE DINNER SETS, 97 Pieces, illumivated gilt, Coronation Blue, English make and semi porcelain,. Only $ro,00 DINNER. SETS, 97 pieces, new shade, Nile Green, illuminated gilt,semi-percelain, Hanley Manufacture, very specie' at Sxo..00 DINNER SETS, 97 pieces, Lynden Gilt, Cobalt Blue, • Hawley goods, worth more money, .... Our price $8,00 DINNER SETS, 97 pieces, in Blue and Green Shades, new patterns, specially pritted. This line has been a num- ber one seller, its value beitte unexcelled any where else. Our ,, . . . . ...... .:..... TOILET SETS bought at a low price, in shades of Blue, ?kik. 'Biscuit and Green, contisting of the full 9 pieces, worth $2.75, . . ... Sold by us for $2,25. Nik*c have the Famous Gilt Eagle Line,and Sprig assortment coirplete throughout for Dinner or Tea Sets, or can be saki in dozen lots seperately. isareemeaseed, POPPLESTONE&GARDINER Groceries a Specialty.. Post Office Bloek I' 143 EXETE NI F.: S THE KING STRIGKEN '1 past week became ao crital that a T R fi E The illness of the King daring the serious operatiou had to beicperformed II on Monday for appendicitis. .His MOM Majesty's condition is ef the very gravest character, with his chaaces of recovery as doubtful. Just as t,he crown is about to be placed on his head, that the hand of deeth should reach out to seize it is a thought at which the imagination shudders. Dr, Rollins spent Sunday and Mon- day in Detroit, Miss Rollins, of Detroit, is visiting friends in anclaroand Exeter. Miss M. Willis, of Sarnia, is visiting her uncle, Jas. Willis. MIs Aitzel, or Seaforth, is a gues at the hoine of Mr, and Mrs. T. H., Mc- Callum. The Tunes and Farmer's Weekly Sun, Toronto, foe 75c till the end of the year. Mr. and Mrs E, Christie took in the excursion to Detroit on Saturday last , remaining until Moaday. Miss Blanche Jeckell, of Negannee, Mich.. is "Visiting her mother, Mrs. Jeckell, London Road, north. • t"Dix Kidney Pills are the best in the arket, and double the number for the same money. Sold by 0, Lutz,Exeter. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Willis, of Forest, are here to be present at the Willis - McCallum marriage to -day (Thursday). . Advance Council No. 207,R. T. of T., intend holding their annual picnic at G -rand Bend on Thursday, July the 3rd. • Robt. Sweet has been elected to re- present Exeter Lodge, No. 67, LO.O.F. at the Grand Lodge at Toronto in August. • 11 you have never tried the Exeter tar Flour, be sure and try one of the omforts of the twentieth century.— arvey Bros. Mr, and. Mrs. Chas. 'Knight, of St. Thomas, spent a few days of last week and this with Mr. Knight's parents, station st. We have just ground up two nore cars of Manitoba wheat to make that Star Flour that is in so much demand. —Harvey Bros. • Mrs. A. L. Vanstone, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. (Dr.),. Amos, returned to her home in Brant-, ford on. Tuesday morning. Mrs. A. McDowell, of Listowel, Mrs. Holloway, of 'Wingham, and Mrs. J. R. Inksater, of Paris are visiting their parents, Mr. arid Mrs. Wm, Welsh. No service will be held in Trivitt Memorial church as previously an- nounced. for Coronation Day, as, ow- ing to the serious illness of the Kb:1g, all celebrations of that event have been postponed. Miss Lillian Huston, who, for the past week has been so seriously ill is somewhat better, but at present is not quite out of danger. Her, many friends are anxious to hear of her speedy recovery to health. • The marriage of Mr. Geo. Willis and Miss Hattie McCallnna, eldest daugh- ter of Mr. T. H. McCallum, will be solemnized at high noon to -day (Thurs- day.) The happy couple expect to leave for a trip up the Maskoka lakes. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Murphy, of Exeter, were • the guests of Clinton friends on Sunday week. Mr. Murphy is a member of the W, 0. W. and took part with the brethren in the un- veiling of the monument of the late W. H. Beacom. We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Cobbledick, wife of Rev. George Cobbledick, is in a. private hospital in Toronto, with nervous prostration and rheumatism. Her many friends hope to hear of her speedy restora- tion to vigorous health Mies Gertie Kemp lett on Tuesday for Toronto where she will take a course of training as nurse in the Sick Children's hospital. - Mrs. Kemp ac- companied her and will then proceed to Ottawa where she will visit her son Arthur, after which she expects to take a trip "across the sea" to visit the scenes of her childhood in Eng- land. A new issue of counterfeit $1 bills of the Dominion of Canade has made its appearance in Toronte. The paper is an unusually good imitation, but lacks the crispness of a genuine bill. The coloring is good. The back of• it is a good reproduction, but the ,face pre- sents a blurred appearance, One pe- culiarity, is that the numbering is the same as that of the counterfeit 'twos" which made their appearance a short time ago. - The reports of the proceedings of the various Farmers' Institute, Conven- tions, and Associations that are ap- pearing in the columna of the Weekly Sun from week to week are of special value to the farmers of this province, and should be carefully read by them. The Sun makes a specialty of these re- ports,which, together with their weekly market report, makes profit- able and interesting reading. The nuns and the Weekly Sun for 6 months, only 75 cents. The new five and ten dollar bills issued. by the Sovereign Bank of Can- ada are a work of art, The coloring is harmonious and the combination entirely new in Canada. The five dol- lar bill has one of the finest cuts of the King yet produced. The ten dollar note has a vignette of Britannia seated with spear and shield, guard- ing agriculture, commerce and menu - factures, typified by products of the earth, ships and factories. A lion re- poses at her feet. The issue is modell- ed after the notes of the bank of France. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cobbledick have returned home after an extended trip through the Western State, visiting friends iD Riverside and San FraDCISCO, Oal., thence overland to Seattle and Tacoma, returning by water to Victoria and Vancouver, epenclin g a short time in thews They proceeded home via C. P. R., over the Canadian roekies, enjoying the seenery eft route. On reaching Port William they took the C. P. R. eteamers for Owen Sound, arriving home on Saturday last, teeling pleased Big Clearitior Sale at Is the place for Fashionable Sum mer Waists. Ladies will find the selection very desirable, w'hil the garments themselves are.ad- mitted to be extremely comfort- able. Call at once and get ,th pick. These goods will go like ice cream. HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR PRODUCE. xotor flonsall,Dasliwail On,account of the backwardness of the • season we find ourselves overloaded with a number of lines of goodss and in order to turn our Surplus Stocks into Cash quickly, we eave out the Prices of new up-to-date goods right and left. You can get the following and many other bargains at any of our stores. tu firm Worth �f Dry Goods, • Groceries, Q25 goo OlidU ,UU . Millinery, Clothing, etc., etc. TO 1E3E SA.CIRIPICED. • 10/4 White Flannelette Blankets, regular price 85c per pair for .. . . 60c 20 pcs wide width, fast 3olored Prints, regular 12i° line -for • pcs wide svidth fast colored Indigo dye German Prints, in spots, stripes and figures,the regular 17c kind 12-ic • 15 pcs Anaerican Pongee, wide width and fast colors, 1242--c reg 20b line for. • ...• • • 40 Men's rain proof Coats, sewed seams and perfectly vulcanized. This coat is ordinarily sold at $4.25, special price. .. . . . . . 04.75 Five doz, Ladies' heavy weight, fast black, Cotton Hose, reg 20c kind for..15c Five doz Ladies' -Patent Leather Belts with harness buckle, reg 25c kind for 15c 'Dur entire stock pf • trimined and untrimmed millinery to be sold re- gardless Of cost. I11111•1111111M•11101111M11 liSalliillill simmennimmom, 30 lbs Redpath's best 'Coffee Sugar foi 25 lbs` 13,edpath's best granulated Sugar for, .• 5 cans best corn for.. 25c 2 cans best Salmon for 25 • C 3 lbs nice Sweet Biscuit for. • • • • • • • • • •.• • • • • • • • •25C 6 lbs BestTapioca fcr 25c 1=12=0 INOMPZEM Tea Bargains - In order to introduce 1 our .new line of Royal Teas, we will sel14 lbs of the regular 35c kind for $1 black, green or mixed. SZEILt GIIIMIIMINNI _ 5 doz Ladies' Black Mer- cerized Sateen Skirts, with full frill, very fancy, regular price $1•50, for* • • ...... 1.00 100 yards Cashmerette, warranted fast colors, reg price 150 the yd for..... 25 Men's regular $.5.00 , tweed suits for. .... 350 yards, -wide width, new design Wrapperette,all .colors, beautiful new goods, worth far more money,iper yd • Me • • Just opened up 1.500 yards Mill End Remnants of Flannelettes, these run from 10 to 20 yards in length. We are selling them at about Half regular prices. They will go quic,k.•• - We want a large quantity of Butter and Eggs and will pay Highest Prices for same. The R. Pickard Co Direct importers NOWIMIMIIII••••11,011. and benefitted with their trip through- out. FOR SALE OR TO RENT. — A two story brick cottage on William street, the property of the Fanson estate. Apply to RAT. L. PAXSON. SOUTEL HURON FALL SHOW, -- A union meeting of the officers and directors of the South Huron and Stephen and Usborne Agricultural Societies was held im Hensall on Satur- day, June 7th. to make arrangemente for the union Fall Show to be held this year at Exeter on the first Monday and Tuesday after the Western Fair at London. The premium list was carefully_revised and will be found to be considerably imiaroved in several important departments. Avery com- prehensive and liberal premium Het will be offered for competition,at this show this yeer. There will also be a good liet of special prizes, while the special attractions will be such ais will be sure to attract public attention and draw a large crowd. It was also de- cided to have but one judge in each de- partment, and the gentleman selected for judges are experts in their several. departments and will be brought from distance so that in this inanortant matter th'e best satisfamion and fair play may be expeeted. In short, the directors have left nothing undone which is calculated to give satisfaction and make the show a success. REV. In., HICKS FORECASTS FOR JULY, —A Venus disturbance is eent- ral on the 2nd, extending its influence beyond the middle of the mohth. The effects of this Venus period will be very marked during the regular 'Vul- can storm period extending from Mae 4th to the 10th. On the 4th and 5th Moon is at her extreme declination north, in perigee, and at, New Moon. These facts, added to other existing causes, foreshadow a warria wave of great intensity, a low state of baro- metric pressure, a high per cent of atmospheric humidity, and some Wicked storms Of thunder, wind, ritin and hail. The loth day of My is not strictly within the limits of a storm period, but it is the date on Which the Moon grosses the celestial equator, and is covered by the combined in- fluences of the Venus and Mercury periods. Hence the reactionary storms due about the lith to I3th, will most probably develop on and touching the 10th. Excessively 'warm weather will exist prior to the storm culminations at this time. The opposition of the planet Saturn falls on the 17th, and unless frequent and general electrical storms occur to break up the concentration of solar energy, a prolonged term of intense- ly warm weather will continue through all the central part of the month. On June 10th the date of the fatal and devastating storms in many sections, we passed between Uranus and the Sun. On Jult, 17t1i we will pass between Saturn and the Sun, and on August Oth, we will sail in between the Sun and great Jupiter. If we do not ha,ye such a broken up order der - July and August, but & prolonged heat, with little electrical phenomena general and severe drouth will pre - yell over most parts of the country up to the September equinox, and the present seismic state of unrest will be prolonged. The central Vulcan storm period for the, month covers the 15th to the 20th, being central on the 17th, the day of Saturn's opposition with Earth and Sun. We 'may there- for expect some notable disturbances between Wednesday the 10th, and Monday 20th. If these disturbances do not take the form of heavy elect- rical storms, plAnoraenal heat will prevail and seismic perturbations will probably culminate on and near the 20th. The 22nd to the 24th inclusive will bring a reaction from high to a lower barometer, the temperature Will Ake to higher readings, and storminess, with lightning, threaten- ing cloods and rain in many localities, will be natural, all reaching thp cul- minating stages on and touchitig the 24th. The last storm period for July will culminate during the closing days of the month, low barometer, clown - testi with probable tame and thunder storms hell* in transit from West to east as July Carling Bros FURNIT RE - a NDE 44' 11,3,74AV' Now is the time to beautifyyour homes by selectin some of our handsome furniture,Do you wan A nice bedroom sett for . • $10.00 8.00 Nice Cool Sweet mattresses.. 3.00 Bed springs 2.00 Couches and easy chairs at easy prices, Curtain poles • and Trimmings. • Sideboard. We have several setts Of BEAUTIFUL CHAIRS, just in' yop Cive Us A Call, and if we Ilave want we wilLsootiget it for you. not got what es. C. Husto Furniture and Undertaking Room GIDLEY'S BLOCK, EXETER. It is definitely settled, says a report from Ottawa, that there are to be no camps for the rural infa.n try regiments this year. Camps of instruction for officers and non-commissioned officers will, howeeer, be held in September. The cavalry and artillery camps will take place as usual. FOR OVER SLKTY IBARS AN' OLD AND WELL -TRIED REATEDV,—Mr Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been ilsed for over SEW years by millions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect SUCCO9S It soothes the child, softens the gums. allays al pain , cures wind colic. and is the best remedy Lor Diarrhosa. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. 25 cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be sure and take Mrs Winslow's Soothing syrup and ask for no other kind. • Did e THE MART +++++++++++44444eleleleieleieef+ • a PROPOSE ++++++++++4.4444++++++++++ • • to you -zr To Have • the Best Coods • Spend your Holidays at the olle 0113 0 No 110 • Baufiold O•ntario e This hotel was lately .purchased b the undersigned and has been fitted u with every modern convenience of Summer Resort Hotel. . Ice Orea parlors in connection. Bayfield is eituated at the naouth the Bayfield River on Lake Huro Excellent Fishing, Boating and Bat ing. etc. The beach is like pa.yemen making bathing safe for the smalle child. Dor rates and frutlaer pail lars write or apply to MRS. L. MURRAY, Bayfielel, Ont. Caned • e 1 To accept some Other Brand of Flour when you asked far ExaTne, STAR blouse if so, beware of snch a groces. There is no SUBSTITUTE for Exeter Star Flour. Inferior brands mean indigestable bread,which bring on dyspepsia and like trou.ble. Make the grocer understand that you want Exeter Star Flour. •• It contains the finest of Wheat. all the superfluous starch and other detrimental elements are eliinin- ated.• Always ask for Exeter Star Flour rad be sure you get it. For sale by the leading grocers a,nd at the milL Highest market price paid for wheat and coarse grain. • Hlik:VEY BROS. ,MILLERS it0000110414114111114111141111• 111110011109000 o • IF NOTHING TURNS UP El TURNSOMETHING UP: o • A course of training in the // gjenableS young and ;own to Se- " S Ono ON — • ileum employment at good was e • mediately on leaving college, rills is • the School that enjoys the reputation of • ,1 doing the best work in business edam- • • tied. The graduates of the school are e • in strong demand as teachers in business • col1oesln Canana and the United Stat- • es. This is the school for you and your 0 • friends, Write Cot catalogue, 0 O W• J. ELLIOTT, e Principal toe° 04▪ 1100•60******000408,0****** is what the business lima owes hi self. " It is this business policy of o which induces us to claim to , oten the cheapest and co sequently always the best. We ha,ye in stock everything i n t ietatiorery Line—newest in Not P tap er C oenplete Line sa jardineres, • anglish and Gemmel Decorate Vases, 4, French China • Limoge and 'Japanese Ware. FANCY GOODS OF ALL OESCRIP, • TIONS. JOHN 'GRIGG BxeirieR 13A1RGAINS IN FURNITURE • You will find here at al times the gi.eatest bargains furniture. The lowest price and best efforts to please,. iiaderfaking a Spacialty, R. N ROW