HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1902-8-28, Page 8NOW FOR PICKLES
1 -IE TIME IS AT RAND WHEN YOU. ARE
going to make your Piekles, Sauces, &c. Pickle mak-
ing is a. very particular business. *. Everybody wants well
flavored and good keeping pickles, and vinegar has a lot to
do with the result, We are offering. a
XXX WHITE WINE VINEGAR
"Called Sailor Boy," made from pare spirits, not a particle
of acid in its whole make up. Delightfuily clear, sparkling
fine even flavored. Gvery gallon guare.,uteed. Don't buy
cheap inferior vinegar and 'expect to have as good pickles as
the people who use "Sailor Boy." 40e the gallon is the
price for XXX Sailor Boy Vinegar, and remember you can
buy Sailor Boy Vinegar only at STEWART'S.
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PICKLING SPICS
The best and nothing but the best is what we are offering.
Sailor Boy Black and Sailor Boy Mixed Tea
Is. making lots of of friends, only 26cthe pound Some
people say it is as good as most 40e. Teas. Try a Package.
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For Marriage Licenses,
Wedding lairigs,
Watches. Clocks,
Jewelry,
Spectacles Etc
OALL oN
R. HICKS
Watch Repairing a Specialtv.
Sovereign Bank
Bank
of Canada,
HEAD OFFICE TORONTO..
Capital Authorized.. .. . .. $2,000,000.00
Capital Subscrileed... .. . .. $1,300,000.00
EXETER BRANCH
,SAVINGS -DEPARTMENT--Zrre%
showing LOYALTY to the King and.
now is an opportune time to show
Laza.= to yourself by opening a
Servings barite account in the
Sovereign Bank at Exeter or
Clinton, where highesb rates of in-
terest are paid on deposits of $1.00 and.
upwards.
NOTES discounged at reasonable
..aates, D.R.A.Res bought and. sold.
Special attention given to farmers'
business and cattlemen's business,
A General Banking Business tran-
sacted.
F. W. GLADMAN, F. E. KARN,
Solicitor. Manager,
TO !ADVERTISERS.
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The copy for changes must be left
notlater than Tuesday noon. Casital
advestisements accepted up to noon
Wednesdav of each week.
THURSDAY AUG. 27, 1902
Locals
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The Texas office is the niece to get
your job printing. •
Mies Amy Johns was a Senile
visitor over Sunday,
Mr : W. L. Talbot was in London for
a. few days last week.
Mrs. John Snell visited Sarnia
friends on Sunday. •
The vacation in our pablic schools
has almost ended, as schools will re-
open on Tuesday, Sept. 2nd.
Miss Horne is in London attending
the millinery openings.
Bruce Dignan spent Sunday under
the parental roof.
Miss Annie Levett, of Parkhill, is
visiting with friends in town.
The next holiday will be labor Day,
Monday, September 1st.
Mr. J. G Stanbury was in Goderich
on legal business on Saturday.
Mrs. James Lang is in Elora, attend-
ing the marriage of her neice.
Mr. George Samwell spent a few
days of last week in Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. X, McLeod are
visiting friends in Egdondville.
Miss Rorie Eacrett, of Brantford is
visiting with her many friends here.
Mr. D. Jacques spent a few dayS
of this week with Port Huron friends.
Mr. and. Mrs, Wes. Ruston spent
Sunday with Mrs. Huston's mother,
in Goderich.
Messrs. Armstrong and Prior have
erected a new pair of es eigh scales at
the station yards.
Mrs. Townsend, of Tuckersmith
spent a few days of bhis week visiting
her nephew, Mr. S. G. Stanbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Skinner, of Mit-
chell spent a few days of last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Samwell,
Misses May Thomas and Alice Mar-
tin, of Clinton are visiting their
cousin, Miss myrtle Madge, of Exeter.
Mr, and, Mrs. Andrew 'Young, of
Seaforth are enjoying a drive and
visiting friends in Exeter, Grand Bend
and Bayfield.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Roy, are visit-
ing their son, W. D., of Russeldale,
who has been seriously 111 but now
continues tc
Miss Fanny Shipley, of Newcombe's
dry goods store, Clinton. is spending
two week's vacation with friends in
Exeter and Woodham.
Mr. T. H. McCalIura's family have
returned home from Grand. Bend,
where they have spent the summer in
their cosy cottage, "Pinecroft"
Mrs. Elliott, and Miss Olive, return-
ed. on Friday morning last after a
very pleasant visit of some weeks
with friends in Auburn, N. Y.
Mrs. Bobier and Miss Norma at-
tended tbe marriage of Miss Lottie
Rouse, and Frederick John Westlake,
in Goderich, last Thursday.
Mrs. Chas. Lindenfield and daugh
ter, MissAnnie, left Monday for Dash-
wood,vvhere they will visit Mrs. C.
W. Cann, and Chas. Linderfield for a
ew days.
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CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS
GENTLEMEN.—We have just added to our stock
A CLOTHING DEPARTMENT/ which eannet be surpassed by
any clothing house in the county. No jobs, no misfits,
no off -stock, no IDlinders, but good straight goods
made up in the latest fashions, with good linings, all
sewn with silk and linen thread, We propose 'flaking this aa leading
line and have bought with that idea in view. Our stock will not exceed
$20004 but it will be found the best productions of minds, hands and
machines. We fear no man's prices and given a show can put you in
a way to save money, These goods were purchased after a careful
inspection of seven manufacturers and today we announce to you that
Coppley, Noyes & Randall of Hamilton, is our. &aloe on the hese goods
and McFarland, Grey & Southgate of Toronto, on cheep goods,
Coppley, Noyes & Randall are fast getting the clothing trade of
Canada, They are cutting out the oil:ilium with their up-to-date ideas.
Nothing is too NEW forthem
Nothing is too NEW for us.
Nothing is too NEW for YOU.
POPPLESTONE& GARDINER
Specialty. One Deot Notth of Postoffice.
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T1LE EX EW 1-1,
O ll n,ceount or the• continued we
weathee wally favraers report that
thele potatoes are beginning to rot.
Mrs- Robertsox. and child, of Chat-
ham, who hes beeu visiting with Mrs,
Blatchforcl, left for home ou Taes-
de y moruing,
The G. T. R. are patting up uew,
cattle yards and pens at the Exeter
station, whieb, will a t greatly in the
loadiag and. union lieg of cattle.
R, paaaseat (,),), are sole agents
for the Queen quality, Ladles' shoes,
and have just received a large cola.
siguraeut.
Mrs, James Willis left on Titestlay
morning for Lucite, owing to the ill-
ness of Mrs, Frank Willie, of Forest,
who was taken ill while visitiog
friends there,
Mr. Nelsoa Sheere, cif Saints, is
horae fax vacation, and will spend a
shot t time here after wheb he will
leave for Hamilton where be has
seoured• a sitao,tion.
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Talhot's Bazaar
THIS L. CHANGES EVERY 'WEEK.
F`aracy China
to hand this week, This, lot in-
cludes fancy Cups and Saucers,
Salad Dishes, and Berry Ses
Prices will be found pary
reasonable on these goods.
Ladies combs in great varie-
ty, Chatelaine satchels in great
variety. See them.
Realm -Its
are little things, but I. sell a lot
of them becaure they are good
and can be depended upon as
being freshly roasted,
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1 Talbot's Bazaar
P , S.—Wedding Presents a specialty.
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M. John Farmer accompanied by
Mrs., Farmer and. daughters, went on
the excursion on Saturday spending a
very pleasant tinae in Windsor and
Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Spicer, or Denver
are at present visiting bis mother;
Mrs. John Spicer, and expect to re-
main in this vicinity for some weeks
to visit friends.
Mrs. Thorne and. Miss Fanny Baw-
den, who left here some months ago
for England, arrived home last week
and report every pleasant time spent
with friends in the old land.
Mr, Frank Tom. of Toledo,. Ohio,
who holds a lucrative position as cut-
ter in a large tailoring establishment
in that pity after a short visit with his
parents here left for that city on Sat-
urday.
H. W. Jessey, of Elmira, N. Y., we
see is in town for his yearly visit. A.
novel. sight on Main street, Saturday
was his three sons, Ray, Leon and
Harry, astride of Mr. Geo. Hawkin's
Black Lucy -
At a recent church entertainment, a
• certain pastor made the announce-
ment that Miss Blank would sing,
"0 that I had the wings ot a dove,
that I might rise and fly." accom-
panied by Mr. Alsoblank.
The °median Pacific Railway will
run another excursion to Winnipeg
on Sept. 2, The supply of harvesters
was not nearly equal to the demand,
and -an effort is to be made to secure
ten thousand additional men.
Miss E. Willis, of Duluth, who has
beeu visiting Mr. and Mrs. James
Willis, of Rogerville. left on Friday
last for Sarnia intending afterwards
taking a trip down the St. Lawrence
before returning to her home.
Mr. Robert Muir, of Onawanda, N.
Y arrived here on Saturday and
spent a few days under the parental
roof. Iles. Muir and children, who
have been visiting here for some
weeks returned with him. on Tuesday
to their home.
Physicians predict an unusual
amount of typhoid. fever this fall. The
unustial amount of heavy rains, and
the consequene amount of stagnant
watee standing on low land, followed
by warm weather will have a ten-
dency to foster fever germs.
Mrs. Howe, of Toronto who has
been yisiting her mother, Pirs. .Teckell,
London road, left for her home on
Tuesday. Mr, Howe, vvho had been
spending some months in the Old
Country arrived here on Saturday
morning' and returned, to Toronto
with Mrs, Howe.
Mrs. Iloagson and Miss Hodgson, of
Toronto, who have been the guests of
Mrs. S. Gidley and other friends in
and around. Exeter, left for home on
Wednesday last, They were accom-
panied to Toronto by Miss Edith, Gid
-
ley, who will spend. a short time in
that city.
Last Sunday a nutaber from this
county went west on the harvest ex-
cursion, from Exeter the following
were among the nuraber:- Misses
Slavin, Sanders, Emma Morgan,
Messrs. John Moore, Thos. and Eza
Williams, John Mellott, El and Tom
Sanders, Frank Triebner, R. T. Johns
and ROSS*Holland.
Invitabions have been received by
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Ross annoancing
the marriage of their son, Dr. IL P.
Ross, of Campbell, Minn., to Miss
Clanclia Cross, daughter of 1VIts and
Mrs. Robert G. Cross, of the same
place. The cerernoby to be solemnized
on Sept. 8rd, The TrtaEs extends
congratulations.
Mr'Box, father of Mr. W. H. Box,
of this town, Was hare for several
days last week. Me. Box is one of the
pioneer settlers of the township of
Stephen and still resides on the farm
in that township, neat Nxeter. Re is
nearly 00 years of age, and is still
remarkably active for his years, and
looks as if he might reach the century
Mark. -Expositor, Settforbh,
Mr, James Ramsey, son of Mr. Jae.
Ramsey, sr., is home for a vacation.
Mr. Ramsey has been aWnding Den-
taI Colleg!, in Toledo, as well as oc-
cupying hie leisure moments ill proof.
reading, in consequence thereof he
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casofialilo f3drudins in
tiot Weather Requirements
0 only men s all wool, light weight, striped, blue and white
Summer Suits, made up in correct style, a big selling
line, regular IQ 50 for ....$7.50
25 Boys' Colored Blouses, regular prices ranged from 35c to
50c. Your choice while they last' for ...... ..,.... 25c
200 yards American Foulards in all good colorings, warranted
perfectly fast, worth 20C ..
25 Ladies' Parasols, good full size, a good bargain .... 50c.
300 pairs Ladies 1 regular 20C, warranted perfectly fast black
Cotton Hose , r5c .
25 Boys' Bathing Suits,. .... special at 15c,
Grocer S ecials
3 cans Clark's Pork and Beans in Chili Sauce ...for 25c.
3 pounds fresh Sweet Biscuits for 25c.
2 cans best Red Salmon .... ...'... .... for 25c,
.25 pounds Redpaths Extra Standard Granulated Sugar $1.00
6 pounds Tapioca .... ..; for 25c
Regular 35c. Black, Green or Mixed Tea .... for 25c,
Ran Coats
Men's Regular $4,00 Rain Coats for
Ladies' regular $7,75 Rain Coats for ....
• • • • • • $3•75
$5•50
Ladies' Vests at 5c, 7c, roc, I2C, 20C, 25c and ...... .... 38c
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Highest prices for all kinds of Farm Produce
at all times.
Our Exeter store will close • at 6.30 p. m. Wednesday and Saturday
evenings excepted.
The
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found his health becoming somewhat the ist and Moon on the celestial
impaired by too close confinement, equator on the 3rd. Warm weather
and is now taking a much needed rest, generallywill most likely prevail at
in the hopes of a return to his usual , the opening of the .menth, with fall -
health.. -Ong barometer, storm indications
FOR OVER SIXTY lEARs spreading eastward from west and
Aa OLD AND WELL-TRTED REMEDY. -Mr 'southwest. On and touching the 2ad
Winslow s Soothing. Syrup has been used for
over fifty years by mil.ns of mothers for their to 411.1 no one should be surprised by
energetic storms of rain, wind and
thunder. This is one of the autuna-
nal equinoctial period, in which heavy
equatorial storms are quite probable,
in all southern waters, and around all
coasts exposed to the ranges of these
West India storms. The elements
will react into storm conditions of
more or less energy, progressing froca
west to east about the 7th to the 9th,
The center of the Mars 'period falls on
the lith. and on ead about this date,
it must be remembered,' our globe
reaches a crisis or maximum of mag-
netic and electric excitation. The
regular storm period central on the
1.3th will almost certainly bring oia a
state of stotzny and unsettled weather
that will continue in a general way
into the reactionary storm days cen-
tering about the 17th, 18th and 19th.
children while teething, with perfect success.
It soothes the -child, softens the gums. allays al
pain, cures wind colio. and is the best remedy
for Diarrhcea. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world. 25
cents a bottle. Its value is incalculatile. Be
sure and take Mrs Winslow's Soothing
syrup and ask for no other kind.
By reference to our advertising
columns it will be seen that the Forest
City Business and Shorthand College,
London, Ont„ announces the re -open-
ing for September 2nd. This reliable
Business and Shorthand School has
just closed its mostt successful year,
having had in attendance over two
hundred students, and, to -day they
cannot meet the demand 'made upon
them by business men for office help,
there never was a time in the history
of the school where there was such a
demand for young people having a
knowledge of Business and Short -
Watch an indications at this time
hand. The School has a seating ea- and do not be surprised by very cool
pacity of 269 students. The rooms nights and frost, as soon as the low
barometric area and storms move out
of the way. The last regular storm
period for September is central on the
24th extending over the 22nd to the
27th. This period is at Mae center of
e Earth'e s,atiunnal equinox with
for the past two years with wonderful Moon at ereatest declination north,
results, it is easy to learn, easy to perigee and last: quarter. The month
write, and easy to read. Catalogues closes in a reactionary storm disturb,
of either Departnaent will be sent up- ance, excited by the passage of the
on application to the Principal, Mr. Moon over the equator on the 30t1.
J. W. WESTERVELT.
LOST.-Near`Dashwood, a black cape
with black and white lining. Finder
will be rewarded by leaving it at A.
S. Ford's Meat Market, Exeter,
PRIVATE BOA.RDING-PLACE WAN-
TED. --Private boarding place Wanted
by young lady. Two rooms preferred
Apply Box 27, Tunes office, Exeter.
are considered the best for Business
College purposes to be found in On-
tario. Students interested in Short-
hand education should. send for par-
ticulars about the Gregg system,
which has been taught in the School
Boole BINDING. -We are now prepar-
ed to take orders for book binding,
and any orders entrusted to us will
receive best attention. Books, Maga-
zines or periodicals bound or rebound
in any style at reasonable prices.
, SPECIAL RATES. -The G. T. R. will
issue special excursion tickets to the
Industrial Fair, Toronto, for $2,90
on Sept. 2ada 4th, Oth, 9th and 1.1.th.
Good returning un til Sept. 16th, and
on all other dates during the fair
single fare will be charged.
Fon, Hunoar Ox,n Bceas.-The Hui. on
Old Boys Association, of Toronto, will
have a tent on the Exhibition grounds
during the fair, for the accommo-
dation of all Huron visitors to Can-
ada's greatest fair. Everyone is in-
vited to make it their headquarters
while at the fair. Any information
that may be teq&red, will gladly be
furnished by the Secretary,. R. A.
Walker,, 45 Leenard. Avenue,
REV. IR,L Haaks' FORECASTS POR
SEPTEMBER. -PeOtt the lst to the 1th
fails the culmination ef ft regular `MI -
CAR periode intensified by Mercury,
Earth, and Aare, with new moon on
On that date and. into October lst,
autumnal thunder storms will 'touch
many localities.
VeNowasewramoseWeansorecitearaaavamaleem
Not
Even. Crazy
People
Would scour their faces wit1i brick-
bats, but thousatids of persons do
things itefinitely more foolish.
The skin of the face,. though deli-
cate, le thitioceros hide compared
with the mucous membrane of the
stomach and bowels.
Vet these sensitive organs are con-
statitly scoured with drastie Tacit -
cines, to their incalculable Injury.
The Cure for
Constipation
ifs hot a violent cathartic, but a
nzild and tonic Iaxative-which is
another way of saying
IRONlisOX
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fOtt. SUMVItR 610
A E310 DIVE IN NIUSLAINIS
MUslins that were 12c 16c and 20c to clear at 5e.
Ox blood and other colored Linens for children's
and ladies' wear.
White goods in Organdies, Dimities, Persian Lawns &c.
Linen Batistie, double width, 48 inwide, ably 89c.
suit
For Whitewear and Fashionable Waists ladies will find.
the selection very desirable, while the garments themselves
are admitted to be extremely comfortably. Call at once and
get the pick as they will go .fast now as the days are hot.
Highest Prices for Produce
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ow is the time to beautify your homes by selecting
-11 some of our handsome furniture, Do you want
A nice bedroom sett for. . Si0.011
Sideboard........... • • 8.0
Nice Cool Sweet mattresses_ . $.00
Bed springs.. 2.00
Couches and easy chairs at easy prices, Curtain poles
and' Trimmings.
We have several setts of BEAUTIFUL CHAIRS, 3u rn.
OlVanet UweswAill C.sooaljlieatnicit iffoiwyeohua. ve not got what
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Furniture and Undertaking Rooms
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Sept.
12-20, 1902
tl medioll ot 8peotaoular merit
Prof, Hutch ISO/3, the Human Bomb, in a thrilling Baloon
Ascension and Parachute Drop. The marvelous Cycle Dazzle.
The Osnatos, in a sensation novelty, The great Gay, the
Handcuff King. The Mans, Continental Xccentrques.
anning and Du Crow, famous 11fonopedes, Rosa Naynou,
with her troupe of Trained Tropical Birds, The Bard Bros.,
Acrobatic Wonders, Chrissie M. Jones, Cornet Virtuoso.
Magnificent Pyrotechnics and many other featutes. Spechel
.train service oyer all lines.
Exhibits frirther -aheed than the times. Grounns insid-
iously beautiful. Buildings irresidtably Invitieg.
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Prize Lists, Maps, Programmes and information for the asking from
LT COL W. M. GARTSHORE, T. A. NELLES,
President. Secretary.
Rewleas.553111Er
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Toronto Exhibition
MOTITTAY. SEPT. 1sT, TO SA UTT.TROAY, SEPT. 1.3, 1902
NEW )3UILDINGS
NEW FEATURES
NEW' EXHIBITS
$3g,000 irn li:Dit-ers-rittvrris
30,000 for. Attractions
BRILLIANT $20,000 SPECTACLE.
ALT, TEE RESOtTECEE OF OTTE GI,ORIOVS COUNTRY
THE PEOPLE'S PRIDE
THE PEOPLE'S HOLIDAY
Reduced rates on every line of travel
Consult your • Station Agent regarding
Fare to Toronto and back.
E:steter, Ave. 27 1901.
Wheat per bushel ...... ... 70 to 70
Oats -.15 to 46
Barley. , ..._ .....„ .... -50 to 50
P0 ..... ..... . 10 to 76
Butter.-- ....., -.15 to le
Egg4 .....13 to 14
Turkeys ... 8 ' to 8
Geese.-- ...... 6 to 6
Chickens per Itb ....,. 5 to 5
Ducks ....7 to 7
Wool_ .... 16 to 15
Dried .Apples..
Pork live weight... ... .. !$1.6 tto$6.62
The death occurred on Saturday of
Sohn D. King, president and manager
of the boob and shoe manufacturing
fleet of the J. D. King & Co.. Limited.
Mr ging who was in his 75th year,
died of acute dyspepsia, .
About 100 of the 6,500 harvesters
who have already reached Winnipeg
have gone to North Dakota to work.
They are likely to Intee tvouble under
the Alien Labor Act, and also as re-
gards their return tickets, as the labov
certificate must be signed by a eanad-
Ian farmer. The total number of ex-
cursioniste will reach 0000.
ntztAtInt.N'S LAX:a-LTV/SR PILLS regulate
the beWeris, cure constipation_, dysPaptitti
niii0u4nOSs, sick headache and all affections Or
the organs of digestion.
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You will find here at all
times the greatest bargains in
furniture. .The lowest prices
and best efforts to please.
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