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Exeter Times, 1902-9-4, Page 8MSS 600dS Autumn Dress Goods, com- prising all the Leading Shades and Makes to . hand. Our stock is far superior to any- thing we have shown before, and values in your favor. Dark Grey Homespun, $4 in. wide, pure wool, a great seller, 95cts per yard . One specie]. line of Amazon Cloth in all the new colorings, Brown, Castor, Blue and Dark Grey, 45 cts per yard. Black Venetian, 58 inch, wide pure wool, correct for Skirts or Suits, a great finish and guaran- teed to wear and not to spot. See this line at $1.25 per yard. We are also showing a fine range of Satin Cloths in all color- ings. This line of goods is going to be much worn this season. and going to be one of our fast sellers, 65c, 75c and $z.00 per yard. 6611t16111011 If you w -ant goed Knock About Suit call on us, we have a lot of good Tweed Suits that we are bound to clear, your choice for $1,50 a Suit. Cheap, aint it. StIOCS The J. D. Km g quality shoe still takes the lead in comfort, style and quality, The makers guarantee every pair. If you want something good in foot wear call on us. Hats We are selling a lot of gen- tlemen's Stiff and Fedora Hats the); tell us our shapes.. are right up-to-date and prices right. 1M ll SIOR[ 8T EWfiRT ••••nt• For Marriage Licenses9 Wedding Rings, Wettcl-aes, Clocks Jeweir-y, Spectcles Etc ()A T,T, ON R. HICKS Watch Repairing a Specialty. —THE— Sovereign Bank of Canada, HEAD OFFICE TORONTO. Capital Authorized n000,000.00 Capital Subscribe& $1,800,000.00 EXETER BRANCH• SAVINGS DEPARTMENT—°ver"" has been. showing LOYALTY to the Wong and. now is an opportune time to sbow LOYALTY to yourself by opening a Savings ban* account in the Sovereign Bank at Exeter or Clinton, where highest. rates of in- terest are paid on deposits of $1.00 and upwards. NOTES discounted at reasonable rates. DRAFTS bought and sold. Special attention given to farmers' business and cattlemen's business. A General Banking Business tran- sacted. F. W. GLA.DMAN, F. E. KARN,li Solicitor. Manager, TO ADVERTISERS. The copy for changes must be left not later than Tuesday noon. Casual advestisements accepted up to noon Wednesday of each week. THURSDAY, SEPT. 4, 1902 The TIDIES office is the niece to get our job printing: - Mr. T. A. Stewart is in Toronto this week on a business trip. Mrs. W. T. Acheson is visiting friends in London this week. Mr, Ed. Hooper is expected home this week from the old country. Mrs. Ellis, of Detroit, is visiting Miss Mary Balkwill,Andrew street. - Locals renierramsomeasmegammoommealmay.110.2..... Miss Mabel Walters, is spending a few days with friends in London, Mrs. Geo. Samwell is visiting her daughter, Mrs, Seldon , at Ingersoll. Mr. V. Hardy left on Tuesday on the harvester's excursion for Manitoba. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Pickard are in Toronto this week visiting friends. Miss S. Mclaggart and Mrs. A. Mc- Taggart are visiting friends in Toron- to, Mrs. (Rev.) F. E. Malott, of Kippen is visiting her mother Mrs. (Dr.) Han- non. Miss Nettie Martin is spending a vacatton of two weeks with friends in Mount Forest. Miss Anna Martin and Miss Lily Robinson are attending the Goderich Model School, Mr. George Saniwell left on Tuesday .on his annual trip to Montreal where he will visit friends. Master. Roy Farmer . left this week for Sandwich, where he will attend St. Michael's college. Mrs. A., Hooper, and son, of Clinton, spent the holiday with Mrs. Hooper's mother, Mrs. Atkinson. Dr. and Mrs. Amos have returned home from Muskoka. The Dr. is mach improved in health. Mr. Dillon. editor of the t. Marys Argus, occupied the pulpit of James street church on Sunday last. Mr. Edwin Spackman and daughter, of Blenheim, were guests of Mr. and Mrs, John Speakman this week. Public Schools re -opened on Tues- day, Sept, 2nd, with a full attendance and the former staff of teachers, Fred Davidson, of Wiarton, and Harold, of Saginaw, spent Sunday and Monday under the parental roof. Mrs. J. G. Stanbury, left on Tues- day on a two week's visit with her parents Dr. and Mrs. Eastvvood, of Whitby. . • Miss Jessie Miller, m• illiner with Miss Horne, has returned home after visiting the London and Detroit fall Millinery openings. The tomato crop this year is going to be short, the plants have all gone to vines, en account of the overplus of moisture in the ground. Mr. Lindsay Bishop representing Bryce's Fancy Goods House, of Toron- to, spent a few days of last week re- newing acquaintances in town. Rey. Mr. Thomas, of London, will occupy the pulpit of James street church duringthe absence of Rev. Dr. i Hannon, who s attending the General Conference in Winnipeg. • • 2•;•••.. • CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS GENTLEIVIEN.—We have just added to our stock A CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, -which cannot be surpassed by any clothing house in the county. No jobs, no misfits, no off -stock, no blinders, but good straight goods made up in the latest fashions, with good linings, all sewn with silk and linen thread, We propose making this a leading line and have bought with that idea in view. Our stock will not exceed $2000, 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 gave money. These goods were purchased after a careful inspection of seven inanufaeturers and today we announce to you that Coppley, Noyes & Randall of Hamilton, is our choice on the best goods and qcillarland, Grey & Southgate of Toronto, on cheap goods, Coppley, Noyes & Randall are fast getting the clothing trade of Canada. They are cutting out the old liners with their up-to-date Ideas.. Nothing is too I+TEW for: them. Nothint, is too NEW for us. Nothing is too NEWfor you-, RjPPLESTOICE & GARDINER Groceries a Specialty, One Door North Of Postoffice, Tail] EXET.Ell TIMES Mrs. itobt. Southrott and daughter are guests of Um, W. Suutheott, is Beta TQvalg, �Seaforth, spent the holiday with 1Wre,R. fl Collins. John Essery, of Eden, is vt- big in Toronto during exhibition weeks. Ms. ,Tohrt Blatchford spent the Labor Day holiday with friends in Clinton, Mr. and Mrs, E J. Spackman have returned front a pleasant trip to New' York. Mr. s.nd Mrs, Ed. Dyer, of 13rantford, are spending a few days with friends in town. • M. Luther Howard, of Galt, spent Labor Day with bis mother and siS- ters here. Miss Mary Gidley left on Tuesday for Toronto and Hamilton where she will visit friends. • Miss Eva Browning and Miss Hazel are spending a few days with friends in Toronto and Beaverton. Mrs. Munroe has returned home af- ter a pleasant visit with friends in Romeo, Detroit and Sarnia. Mrs, R, H, Collins pleasantly enter- tained a few friends on Monday" even - in honor of her guest, Miss Young. ...I'Mtt12M-M1=0=1601/4 Talbot's Bazaar THIS AD. CHANGES EVERY WEEK, . This week we laaye some fancy Ink Stalls anti ritture Frames to hand, These articles are sel- ling at from 20e to 3.5c each end are nice things to have. ilfiVB LOOK They make Nice Presents and cheap too. Children treated the same as grown people here, You are safe in sending them alone for things. Talbot's Bazaar P.S.—Wedding Presents a specialty. GIVEZEMEN Miss Lillian Salton, of London, and Miss Hiltz, of Clinton, are at present visiting their friend, Miss Rettie Es- sery, at Eden, 2 Mrs. J. P. Ross of Chatham is the guest 02 Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Ross, and also visiting her many friends in and arhund Exeter. • Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Vinning, of St. Thomas, former residents of Exeter spent Sunday and Monday in town re- newing old acquaintances. Miss Hastings; of Crosshill, and neice, Miss Alice, .who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. A.. Hastings. tor some weeks have returned home. Miss Westland, of Wyoming, who has been the guest of Mrs. W. G. Bis- sett and other friends here, left on Tuesday for Toronto and other points east. The annual picnic in. connection with the Eden Sunday School took, place at Grand Bend on Saturday the day being fine a very large crowd at- tended and spent a pleasant time. • Miss • Mabel Brooks has returned home from* a holiday spent in St. Thomas, and. will take a position with. Messrs. Hawkins & Son, hardware merchants, as book-keeper, next Week. At the 34th annual meeting' of the Dominion Rifle Association at the Rockliff Ranges, Ottawa, Capt. Wilson of the 83rd Huron Regiment was among the winners in the McDougall cep match. Miss Anna Levitt, of Parkhill, who is visiting at the home of her brother, Reeve Levitt, played the organ at both services -in Main street Methodist church on Sunday last rendering very efficient service. Rev, R. Millyard left on Tuesday morning on a two week's vacation which be will spend visiting with friends in Toronto and Markham. Mr. Johnston a former resident of Sex - smith and a very able speaker will take Mr. Millyard's work on Sunday Sept. 7th and Rev. Mr. Ayearst, of Lama, willpreach at both services on Sunday Sept 14bh. APPRENTICES WANTED. ---Miss Sweet ha.ving resunaed work has now an opening for several apprentices to learn dressmaking. Two .BA.PERs Pon, 0112 PRICE.—Trial trip for the ‘‘Ex_ETEn, TIMES" and Weekly Mail and Empire sent to any address in Canada or U. 5, from • now until January lst., 1903 for `.30'cents, Hand your order to nearest agent on mail amount to offite of this paper, • PRESS DAT AT THE INDUSTRIAL FAIR.—Under instructions from Presi- dent MeGillicuddy, Secretary, Joe. F: Clark has notified the members of the Press Association that the Industrial exhibition management has decided, • with the approval of the executive, to have a special press day on Wednes- day, September 3rd.4 The executive has amanita. for a marquee on the grounds for the use of members of Press Association and. their friends and a special meeting of the executive Will be held in the tent at 10 A. VI. DEATH OP REV. A. X. I:TARTLET.— The many friends in Exeter of the Rev: A, Y. Hartley will regret to hear of his death which occurred on Aug, 22nd at his residence in McLennan, Algoma. Mr. Hartley was only ill a very short time and his death came as a gteitt shock to his sorrowing family and friends. Mr. Hartley was in his 04 year. Ile was well and favorably known in this district having been for over 10 years pastor of, the Presbyter- ian congregations at Rensall and Chiselhurst, and previously a former pastor of the Presbyterian church in this plane. His death will not only be mourned by his famity and congrega- tion in Algoma, but by his many friends here whose sympathy is 6X- teucled to the bereaved widow and , * gator I 116 R. P16kara Go. W WE HAVE BEEN VERY BUweeks ti the past two FOR opening up large consignmts enof Fall and Winter LRLING MIER. GOOD: oe vvhVIMMIIIISMIIIII.M.1141.01011111111•1 goods, ich in every ease were purchased from the manu- facturers direct, for spot cash, and purchasing for three large stores as we do, we can and do buy our goods on the most favorable terms possible. We are now showing Qom- plete lines of Now Dress Goods, New Mantles, New Furs, New Suitings, New Underwear, New Boots and Shoes, New Ready-to-wear Suits and Overcoats, New Millinery, New Crockery and Glassware, 'Etc., Etc. You will find that our close baying will save you money- -try us. Some very interestin Tices 25 dozen Ladies new full fashioned Winter Vests, beau- tiful fitters, the kind that regular dealers sell for 40c, our price, special - 25 25 dozen ladiesplush lined perfeet fitting Vests, some- thing new and very comfortable, regularly sold at 75,c each, our prices special - - - 50c 5 dozens Men's Mole Pants made up in best fashion, not -rip pockets, regular $1.40, pants special at $1.00 10 only -men's all wool double breasted heavy Tweed Suits, well made and lined, this line sells regularly at $8.50, they'll go while they last at - - $5.00 25 only boys' Weed Suits, well made and lined, sizes 22 to 28, this line is a big snap, regular price would be $3,00, special drive at - - - $2.00 emort=mas tamnsaamesist anemone We Sell Ladies Queen Quality Shoes See Them. 11211111:111111=11111111111INISIL. 1111000NE.2022261=11221929E=2212112222111211:42221112123111111 15 dozen men's fine quality fleece lined Shirts and Drawers in blue an.d flesh colors. These goods are beautifaul fitters and come in all sites, small, med.: ium, large and extra, large, a big snap for - 50c 30 dozen ladies' heavy ribbed Cashmere Hose, fine fashioned, splendid wearers, all sizes, :per pair 25c. 1111111.121111111.2.1.1.11•1 Our New Dress Trimmings are Beautiful See The 6 only ladies' new style Black Taffetta Silk Blouses, . fancy open work, beautiful fitters, a snap - - Ladies' new black, grey and blue Dress Skirts, made up in verk latest styles, fit warranted, .special. at $4.25 100 new -Fur Caperines at 2.25,.3.00, 4.00; 5,60, 6.00, 7.50,- $8,00.and up. ' This is.a line on -which we got a big bargain. We am selling thern. in the same way—they are all bargains; See them, GROCERIES. GROCERIES. GROCERIES. All kinds of G-ro3eries; pure and fresh, and prices right. Try our special pure Pickling Vinegar and Spices. , We MO he Headquarters for PEACHES Curing the Season The R. Pickard Co Direct Importers FREE.—We have made arrange- ment with the Publishers of the family Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal by which we can offer a anbscription to that greatest and best of all Family Weeklies for the balance of 1002 ab- solutely free. To every person paying• 80c for a subscription to the Exeter Times for the balance of 1902, we will have the Family Herald and Weekly Star mailed direct from that office for the same period without charge. This is without doubt the greatest offer ever made to tht. pubic of Canada, and ahe sooner it is accepted the more you get. To our present readers. Any present subscriber whose subscription to the Exeter Times is in arrears can have the Family Herald and Weekly Star free for the balance of the year by paying up arrears, and those not in arrears crn have the Family Herald and Weekly Star, for the balance of the year by paying next years subscription during September. HE NEW SOVEREIGN BANK BUILD- ING.—It seems an opportune time just now, when the whole country is teetn- ing with prosperity, and. showing such proof of the substantialty, of that name which we are all so proud to hear, —Fair Canada,—to set forth here, the share that our little town Of Exeter has had in the growth. Exeter has long been noted as one of the most substantial towns in Western Ontario, and. situated as it is in the centre of the finest farming section in Boron County, the Banner county in the Province, it is well able to hold its own. While tzeter has not been vis- ited with booms etc, it has always en- joyed a steady and healthy growth, dating from the opening of the Lon- don, Huron and Bruce branch of the G, T. R. and it has yet a still brighter outlook for future prospeeity. Our town has always enjoyed the repute - tion of having among its merchants the most enterprising, up -Co -date, busi- ness men, as well as best appointed stores and stocks, to be found in thel province, The Sovereign Bank of Canada, realizing the solidity of the place, and its people, secured the premises they now oceupy, on the corner of Main street and James street opposite the Central Hotel, and have begun business, The plans and speci- fications were prepared by the well known firm of architects, messes. Moore &Henry, 'London. The Build- ing which was at first intended for a store, has been so re -arranged and renovated by Mr. Thos. Fitton, as to present a very handsome. appearance, and to naalte one of the most modern Banking Offices, in the Dominion. The corner has been remodelled so as to render easy access from either Main street or James street while the whole appearance of the corner block has been greatly added too, by this arrangement. The heavy oak •doors, fitted with plate glass whereon are carved the business hours of the Bank, present a pleasing exterior, setting off the corner to fullest advantage. In- side the building has been fitted up in the most approved manner, for an up- to-date Bank, and the London Show Oase Works, to-gether with Messrs. Ross & Taylor who had the contract for the fittings, have excelled themsel- ves. The whole interior is beautifully finished in antique oak, and is unsur- passed in quality and appearance. The heavy oak counters, monnted by a handsome railing of antique copper, with teller's covered cage, is second to none. while the smaller desks for use of the public, and the sett% serve to make the office one of the best equip- ped and most convenient, in Ontario. The floor of the pdblic office and the Manager's room is covered with.in-laid linoleum, tile design, and gives a most pleasing effect. The vault and desks behind, are fitted up in the most approved fashion, and the room at the back of the building has been arrang- ed as a sleeping a,ppartment for the officer on guard. The whole building has been so beautified by Mr. Fitton as to make it a decided credit to our town, while the adyent of the Sove- reign Bank, whieh started out last May on a career that promises to be imbued with unbounded success, is certainly something of which our town may well be proud. The manager; Mr. F. E. Karn and the accountant, Mr. A. P. Smith are both well known in this commanity having been for two years with the Molsons tank at }tense% and it is needless to say that anyone doing business with the Bank will receive prompt and courteous treatment. The advertisement of the Bank may be seen in another column. A BIC DIVE IN MUSILINS Muslinthat were 12c 15c and 20o to clear at 50. Ox blood and other colored Linens for children's suit and ladies' wear. White goods in Organdies, Dimities, Persian Lawns &a, Linen Batistie, double width, 48 in. wide,. only 390. For Whitewear and Fashionable Waists ladies will and 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. arlin .4•11.1.161111.01. nd 44F1:4;1,,gfsr." 4,2SStaati.Ssabtaassisirktats... TA I NG ikummiamtassammin 146Tow is the time to beautify- your homes by selecting some of our handsome furniture, Do you want A nice bedroom sett for. ........ Sideboard.... ..... . .. . ... 8.bo Nice Cool Sweet mattresses........ 3,00 Bed springs.... .. 2.00 Conches and easy chairs at easy prices, Curtain poles and Trimmings. - We have several setts of BEAUTIFUL CHAIRS, jus in. Cive Us A Oali; and if we have not got what you want we will soon get it for you. es +0 Hust Furniture and Undertaking ROOMS GIDLEY'S BLOCK, EXETER. e ••eZ•de.:4 : The 1102651=0325SESM051011111111 • LONDON:. 12-20,1902 tl Modloll of Speetaeular klarit Prof, Hutchison, 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 Olifans, Continental Eccentasques.. arming and Du Crow, famous Monopecles. Rosa Naynon, with her troupe of Trained Tropical Birds, .The Bard. Bros., Acrobatic Wonders, Chrissie M. Jones, Cornet Virtuoso. Magnificent Pyrotechnics and many other features. Special train service over all lines. - Exhibits" further the.,c1 than the'times. Grounns insid- iously beautiful. Buildings irresistably Inviting. 1.11.011.1,1110.111=111•211011111/111.11111.1 Prize Lists, Maps, Programmes and information for the asking from T. A. ,NELLES, Secretary. • •LT. -COL. W. M. GARTSHORE, President. i2101=508122=01SE6S101ntEMES310. ••••••••1.1.1...T1.111.1.M•••=1.1.11•1.111111.1.•••••INIS Toronto Exhibition. MONDAY. SEPT. I.ST, TO S,A70117),AI% SEPT. 13, 1902 NEW BUILDINGS NEW FEATURES , NEW EXHIBITS $3g,000 iti Prerraismiris $39,000 for Attratctions BRILLIANT $20,000 SPEOTA.OLE ALM TEE RESOURCES OP OUR GLOLUOIJE 00URY. 1:1. T TH E PEOPLE'S PRIDE , . THE PEOPLE'S HOLIDAY Reduced rates on every line of travel Consult your Station Agent regarding Fare to Toronto and. haek. Exeter, SEPT. 3 1901. Wheat rer bushel ... 70 to 70 Oats -.45 to .45 .... -50 to 50 Peas. . ... -40 to 75 Butter: 4..15 to 15 • 13 to 14 9 to 8 6 to g Eggs •Turkeys - Geese. - Chickens' Per lb Ducks -7 to 7 Wool. . 1 • 1 10 to 10 Dried Xpples.. o. - 5 to 8 Pork line 'weight $5.6g to 85.35 • • • Ur. Richard Reines, and daughter, Leah, are visiting in Whitby, Bow< BINDIXO, —We are now prepar- ed to take orders for book bindinl, receive best attention. Books. Maga- and any orders entrusted to us wi 1 sines or periodicals bound or rebound in any style at reasonable prices. FOR OVER SIXTY IEARS AN OLD AND Wittr.J.rionn Rnmtny.--10 Winsleats Soothing Syrup has been used for Over fifty years by Millions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect RUCCOSS. it soothes the child, Settees the gums, allays al pain" OureS wind. cone, and is the. best remedy tor Dierrhosa. n Is plettaant to the taste. Sold by dreggiats in every part of the world. 26 contd a bettle. Its value IS inealeulable. 130 sure and take Mrs 'WirislOw's Soothing syrup aqdaskler no et,her kind. E3ARGAINS UN FORM ORE! . -You will find here at all times the greatest bargains in furniture. The lowest prices and best efforts to please. Undertaking a Specialty. R,OVVE .acieeevammentasearsomemseemearegg *0000000.0000060)000111.650011 s Fall Term opens Sept. 2nd to 6. f.) Centray- 6 2A& to n 670 O ' oTRATI-ORD0 %..4111' 0 • school that occupies front rank 0 among the best business colleges, on thiS e Continent. Many leading commeroial • 0 sellOols _employ our graduates as tea. 0 • chars. We flo our best to place all our • e graduates in good 'positions and we have • 0 boon more sneeesseul this year than 1110 0 any nrevioas Year. These desiring the e beat in business education ahoulrl P1- 0 tend our school. Write tor catalogue. 0 6) W. J. ELLIOTT, to • • Principe e teesseseeseeiseetteeeseleel 26:g;