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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1902-9-18, Page 8ALL BEADY FOR A HUMMING FALL TRADE.— A stock so large, So COMp1et.0, and so varied that we feel assured of the best Set1.8011S trade we have ever had.. Have you tried how much satisfaction there is in cash and one price. 80a the yard. for a lovely- new Ladies' loth for suits or odd skirts. A swell range of cOlorings. Just, the best value we have yet seen. 45c the yard for 51 loth La,dies' Home- spun cloth, all new shades, soft zeb finish, A rattler, 75c the yard for 50 inch grey home.. spun suiting, the klrial, that some people get $1.00 for. 'See this line. 75e the yard for new Camel Hair finish Homespun. New greys. New • blues. They're very swell. 75c the yard for new Black Zebeline Pebble Oloth Just as svvell as can be for stilt% KM the yard for oar very latest Zebeline Ohiveot Serge, black aud navy. They're right up to date, Look out for our fur display. It will be an eye epener. Of course every small dealer as usual will have the largest fur stock in the county. Ours will be just large enough to' make an impression, and -for values, we have them down brown. Yoti can see our new furs any time you are ready. 20e the yard fora swell range of lie' w Alabama French flannels, new floral„,eflects with satin over stripe.l Very stylish for waists. 15e, the yaii. flr new Taffetta Nee' Ribbons, 4 inehes wide, all ttf new shades. 30c. the yard for the new Duchess Neck Ribbon. This is the very swellest neck ribbon in the trade. $4.95 for Ladies' Swagger Raglan rain coats. They're great value, and so very useful. 580 the pair for laege flannelette Blan- kets, grey or white. They're worth far more money. $1.50c. buys a Black Sabana under- skirt, lined throughout and trimm- ed with ruffles or pleating'. Oar Ladies' Coats are all opened up ready for you. We have short coats, three quarter lengths, and full ulsters. Come in and. see our display. October fashion sheets are now on our counters you can have one for the asking, Also October designer for 100 a. copy. .110,011.0.111190111116.1.11111.4 BIG C18118T0RE J. ci9 STEWfiRT IIIMMOM1,210•••0 laMali•OR. For Marriage Licenses, Wedding Weetceies, Clocks aliewcery, Spectetcles Eta CALL ON R. HICKS Watch Repairing a Specialty. —THE— Sovereign Bank of Canada, HEAD OFFICE TORONTO. Capital Authorized.......$2,000,000.00 Capital Subscribed.. ... .41,300,000.00 EXETER BRANCH Miss Edith Sanders spent Sunday with Clinton friends. Mrs. B, Follick left on Saturday to visit friends in London. Mr. Thos. Russell will act as judge of horses and cattle at Milverton Fair. Mr. R. Gurney, of Toronto, has been secured as dry -goods clerk with Mr. E. J. Speakman. Mrs. 3,D. Atkinson has been holi- daying for a few days with her sister- in-law, Mrs. A. Hooper, Clinton. • Miss May Sanders, who has been vik- iting in Toronto returned home 6u Wednesday evening of last week. "Ifr. W. C. Huston has returned from Toronto. where he has been tak- ing a course in the Embalming school. Mrs. John Wood left on Saturday last for St. Thomas where she will spend a couple of weeks visiting friends. Miss Amy Johns left on Saturday last for Alma Oollege, St. Thomas, where she will further continue the study of music, Mrs. Wm. Carling and Miss Louise and son, Tom, returned home last week after a pleasant visit with friends in Toronto and Niagara. The General Oonference, which has been in session at Winnipeg have vot- ed down a motion to admit women t the church courts. Mrs. Snider and son, Briton w Ao have spent the past six weeks ith i friends n town lefb for their home in Cleveland, Ohio, on Tuesday. Ladies of Exeter and vicinity are in- viedto visit our millinery openings Monday and Tuesday Sept. 22 and 23. -.E. J. Spackrnan, Miss Etta Kerslake, Exeter South, met with a very sad accident last week cutting her left wrist severly. Miss Etta nurses a lame and painful hand now. The touch of winter in the air last week suggested the furnace. The furnace suggests hard coal, and hard coal snggests a painful financial; problem. Everyone SAVINGS DEPARTMENT—has been showing LOYALTY to the King and. now is an opportune time to show • LOYALTY to yourself by opening a Sewittg,s Icesarik, 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. Duarrs bought and sold. • Special attention given to farmers' business and cattlemen's business, ( • A General Banking Business. tran- I sacted. t • F. W. GLADMAN, F. E. KARN, • Solicitor. Manager,,; TO ADVERTISERS. The eopy for changes must be left not later than Tuesday noon. Casual advestisemente accepted up to noon • Wednesday of each week. THURSDAY, SEPT. 18, 1902 Locals Livingstone -Wylie Concert Sept. 23rd. Mrs. Roy, who has been seieausly is now recovering. • The Tams office is the nlace to g your job printing. Mr. W. D. Roy, of Russeldale telt- ed his parents here on Sunday. '9 Miss Essery, of Eden, was th uest of Mrs. Monroe on Sunday last. Til Miss Annie Weekes is visiting friends in London. Mr. Rd.ward Piekard, of Termite, is spending a few days at his home here. Mrs. (Dr,) Hannon, who visited her son in Totonto, returned on Saturday eveniug, Miss Irwin, of the Exeter Pablic School staff spent Saturday last in London. • MisS Briokendor, • Clinton, is the guest of Ur. iee,A) Mrs.• Gregory, liana street. Don't fmget Spackman's opening on lIdleniday and Tuesday Sept 22 and 2,3. Mrs. Joseph Peart, who has been visiting friends in Toronto, arrived home Monday. • Photo Batons tit 10e, or 3 for 25e. ‘Next door to Dr, Browning's Drug 'Store. N. Cress. Jr. and Mrs. Chas. Ross and Mrs, Isaac Lee of Montreal, are guests of Mrs. Chas, Eacrett, Mrs. Joe Hawkins, of Ellin ville, is in attendance upon ber mother, Mrs, Hu,gla Oke. who is still confined to her bed. • CVL i al a Z S S 2 i E d 15 I 0,13 Talbot's Bazaar THIS Al). CHANGES EVERY WEEX, When the time comes for bringing your plants in out of the cold, I have the things for pubting them in nam ely : a rdinieres They sell at 200 or 3 for 50c The only ones in town. A look is enough to convince. PEACHES are still the burning question of the hour. I expect another shipment to -night. They will be good stock, a.nd the price will be found on the rock. Candies, Nuts, Bananas, Pea- nuts, always fresh at, Talbot's Bazaar P.—Wedding presents a specialty. bri7..ZMZIMISISIMEEEFMigi=832Mn aftfMiss, E. Livingstone rendered a labeautiful, solo at Colborne street church last evening. -London Free Press. Mrs. Joseph Cobbledick, who has been confined to her home during the past few weeks is able to be around again. Mrs. Geo. Oakes, who has been visiting in Olinton has returned to town, she intends leaving shortly for her home in Chicago. Herbert Gregory left last week for Toronto, where lie will write on the matriculation examination at the Uni- versity, preparatory to entering for the study of law. 4i. Miss E Livingstone, a young Canad- ian lady of Petrolia, delighted the audience of Simpson avenue church with her sweet singing and comical recitations. --Detroit Free Press. Mr, S. N. Sanders, of the 2nd con- cession, has purchased the 50 acre farm from his father, adjoining that of his own and has now one of the finest hundred acre farms in Stephen. A.% See our New Big Stock of RESS GOODS Ameaseemmemsracenmemeo Zibeline Dress Cloths, 48 inches wide, French make, very fine weave, black and navy, was $2.00, on which we got a cut price, now $1.40, Zibeline Dress Cloths, 48 inches wide, beautiful finish, French manufacture, navy and brown, was $1.75, boi to clear at $1.20 a yard. A bargain. Zibeline Dress Oloths, 48 inches wide, black, navy, brown, green, lovely shades with brilliant finish at $1.00 a yard. Black Worsted Suitinge, very heavy, black jet, 58 inches wide at $1.40 a, yard. Black Worsted Suitings, 57 inches wide, pearl finish, jet black, very • heavy weight, at $1,25 a yard. Prieze Suitings, 58 incites wide, heaviest weight and make, splendid fiHii4$ and. warps, black, navy, light and dark greys, new blue, at 90c. a yard. Homespun Suitings, 58 inches wide, black, light and dark greyea brown, best 'value in the trade, 75e a yard. Our 50c, Suitings consist of a big range of different goods which ,i-eo hot to clear, and can't he duplicated at 75 cts a yard. floppley, Nowes & Randall's Olothingis the Best 14111-11 .01.1.1021M•110I110•10.11. POPPLESTONE& GARDINER Groceries a Specialty. •One Door North of Postoffice. Mr. Clarke, Insurance agent, Inger- soll, has rented Mr. Albert Hooper's residence on Simcoe street and will be- come a resident of Exeter very shortly. Miss Verde, Levitt left on Tuesda,y morning for Winnipeg where she will spend a couple of months visiting friends. She will also visit friends in Regina. • Miss Baines, who has charge of E. J. packman's millinery department this season will be glad to have you visit and inspect our millinery on Monday and Tuesday Sept. 22,and 28. Mrs. John White 'left on Friday morning for Ottawa, where she will visit her son, Mr. Will 3. White and family and on her return will spend a short time with friends in Toronto. Mr. Fred Knight left this week for Manitoba where he will spend a short time looking after his property out there. .Miss Jean Hawkshave will take his position as organist in Trivitt Memorial church during his absence. • 'Miss Estelle Livingstone assisted Mr. Depew at his Organ Recital. Miss • Livingstone is, a natural mimic and the possessor a a beautiful soprano • voice. We wilia11 be pleased to hear Miss LiVingstone again.-Amlaerst- burg Echo. Our esteemed exchanges, the Wing - ham Advance and the EXETER TIDIES, ,ere each thirty years old. They are well managed papers and worthyof a noble patronage. Here's that they celebrate many more anniversaries. -Clinton News Record, Mr. John Kerslake, of the London Road South, sold an excellent two-year- old colt, sired by Orchard Willow (owned by Mr. A. Dow) to Mr. George Patterson, of Tavistock, for the hand- some sum of $175. There is always the demand for good stock. The Ontario Fisheries department is drawning attention to the fact that the close season for speckled trout starts on September 15, instead of September 1. A nurnber of convictions have been registered for selling musk- alonge, which is 'contrary to law. The German Emperor attributes his good health and vigor to the advice of his favorite doctor, and he has learned by heart the latter's rule of life, which is as follows: "Eat fruit for breakfast. Eat fruit for lunch. Avoid pastry and hot cakes. Only take potatoes once a day. Don't drink tea or coffee, Walk four miles a a day, wet or fine. Take a bath every day, wash the face every night in warm water. Sleep eight hours every night” The merchant who finds a means introducing his business into the ho e circle through an agreeable medium, is first in the buyer's mind, always in the van of mercantile enterprise and never fails to win the laurels of coma petition. He is the man who makes shopping a pleasure, a, recreative pas- time, a profitable experience physical- ly, mentally and financially. It is better to break out in bargain an - nouncements in the newspapers than go broke. At a meeting of the Literary Socie- ty of the Exeter Public School Rooms, No. 1 and 2, the following officers Were elected:—President, Percy Hoop- er • vice president, Kenneth White ; editor in chief, Arthur Wood; sub,. editor, Winifred Carling; Secretary, LiIlie Hartleib; Treasurer, Dolly Dickson, question drawer'Garfield Hodgert; eritic, C. HogarthiOrganist, May 'Wood ; leader of glee club, Lillie Elliott ;coternittee, Millie .Martin, Lillie Elliott, Vete Revve, EXETIVISS ABR. riokarcl Go utillivood ig Stock Big Assortment ig Values LIAVING PURCHASED OUR STOCKS for fall and WI winter direct from the manufacturers fox. Spot Cash-. We can save you from 20 per cent. to 30 per centon prices charged by ordinary dealers. Purchasing for three large stores tells, it enables us to purchase in case lots and get the same low prices as the wlaolesale houses, and we can thereby save you their profits. Ordinary stores cannot do this, the quantities would be too large for them to handle. 5pe61d1 Baraams Oil Fair DdllS SEPTEMBER 22ND AND 23RD LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S MANTLES -These are from the best German and Canadian makers. Style, quality and low prices combined. 150 stylish New Ga.rrnents to choose from. Prices range from $3.50 to $15.0o. • FURS -LADIES', MEN'S AND GHILDREN'S--The finest assortment we have ever shown, We cleared out last year's stock, and every garment is entirely new. A special line of Ladies' Collarettes from $2.25 to $15.0o. •=1.2•Igia..{..11•111110.41111.1 New and Fashionable Millineril • We will make a magnificent display of new ideas of Millinery on Fair Days. It will be worth your while to see it. ,All the latest Parisian, New York and Toronto styles will be on exhibition. See our special new line of Ready-to- wear Hats at 50c. DINNER SETS AND GLASSWARE --25 new Dinner Sets bought direct from makers at a big discount, regular $15.00, • and $13.5o sets, your choice for New Glass Sets, beauties, at • 35c and 40c, Bargains. Nev Glass Pitchers at................25c and 35c, Bargains. See our new ro-pce Toilet Sets at . . . .. FRUIT, PEACHES, GRAPES AND PLUMS -We will have on sale Fair Day a big lot of choice fruit shipped direct to us from the orchards at Grimsby. Get your supply from us, prices will be right. FOR filli 9118 ONLY BIG HOE PEER 300 pairs Ladies'' Ribbed and Plain Black Cashmere Hose, all sizes, the regular 35o. kinds, Fair Days only, 25 • We handle a fu 11 range of t h e beautiful Queen Quality Shoes. They are selling like hot cakes. If you want good values. style and wear, see our stock. 1•09.••=1=113 LADIES' SKIRTS -The finest range we have ever shown, in. all populat cloths, from $3.75 and upwards, perfectly -fitters and lovely goods: LADIES' UNDERWEAR -Big values at 25c, 35; soc, 75c and $1.00 DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS We were very careful in selecting our Dress Goods and Trim- mings and as a result are showing a magnificent line. 'Everything new can be found here. • New Weaves, New Colorings. We show • Dress Goods from r 5c to $2.25 per yard. New Trimmings the very latest from lc to $1.50 per yard. We handle all kinds of Farm Produce and pay • Highest Prices. Tie Pic ar Direct Importers Co THE LATEST. -One dozen fine photos and one in a button for 85e. these prices are good till October 4. Next door to Dr. lit: rowning's, Drug Store.- N. Cress. Book BINDING. -We are now prepaa. 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. Two PAPERS FOR ONE PRIMP—Trig trip for the "EXETER TIMES" and Weekly Mail and Empire sent to any address in Canada or U. S, from now until. Jannary l.st, 1908 for 80 cents. Hand your order to nearest agent or mail amount. to office of this paper, NEW" 00INS,---The face of the King on t le new (Anadian coinage is baili- e(' to the right, while that of Queen Vietoria, on the old coinage is turned to the left. The reason for this is that for upwards of 200 years whenever there is afresh coinage after the acces- sion of a new British monarch, the head of the monarch on the new coins faces in the opposite direction to that I Of his or her immediate predecessor, Mr. George Blatchford, of Blyth, spent Sunday with his friend, Mr. George Brooks. A SNAP. -The nuns and Weekly Mail and Empire; or the TIMES and Mimtread Family Herald and Star unti January lst, for 30cents. aaaa To REPRESENT THS,111711.07 REGI-- MEINT,-The followirtg officers of the 33ed regiment have been chosen to re- present the regiment at the camp to be held shortly at Nutgara-on-the Lake: Lt, Col, Varcoe, Major W. Young, Adjutant Dunlop; Captains B. D. Greet, No. 1 company, Goder- ich; A. Y. Johnston, No. 2 Winghana; Alex. Wilson, No. 3, Seaforth; H. B. Combe, No 4, Clinton; D. M. McTag- gar, No, 5,'Brussels; H. T. Rance, No. ,Exeter; J. W. Shaw, No. 7 Olinto13; Bert Varcoe, No. 8, Dungannon. The Dungannon company will furnish the twenty-two men for fatigue duties. There are also three sergeants and three corporals to be selected from each company by the captain The regiment Will leaye Godericla for Nis,- garti,on-the-Lake on the 23 inst. The camp will continue twelve days, - Fair Our Fair will be held on Monday and Tuesday next and it promises to be the best in years, both for quantity anl. quality, and would ask our many friends when visiting ,the the Farr not to forget to visit the well known firm of, CARLING BROS., who have the finest and largest stock, we have ever shown. DRESS GOODS • Specials in Dress Goods. Heavy goods in Orey, Green and Navy at 25c and 35c. Heavy Grey Golf Cloth, regular $1.00 •... • for 85c Grey Hoine puri, 58 inches wide ..for 75c Heavy Satin Vicuana, Red. Brown and shaded Blue at 75c, Black Venetian at 50c and 75c. Black Vene- tian, heavy, 58 inches wide, $1,35, Satin Cloth, Red, Omani, 50c. Vigoreaux Grey, at 50c. Printed Cashmere, at 50c, very new, for Waists, in Cardinal, Navy, Old Rose and Biscuit Shades. New Silk Applique in Cream and Black, a 10, 12, 20, 25 and 50c. Satin Trimmings for folds on skirts, at 14, 15 arid 20c yard. Furs, Caperines, Jackets, Coats and Robes, large assortment, and none better, Highest price paid for produce. CA LING OS. Fair Niulit Rumor LiVillaStOile, Goneert. Rada] Eve, Scot, 23 IN.••••I•1. ffinalREFRIPERIMEM12111111311•114.1111 The ES N FAI LONDON Sept. 12-20, 1902 fi Modleu of Speetaeliiar Merit Prof, Hutchison, the Human Bornb;' 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 Eccentriques. a.uning and Du Crow, famous Monopedes. Rosa Naynou, with her troupe of Trained Tropical Birds, The Bard Bros., Acrobatic Wonders, Ohrissie Jones, Oornet Virtuoso. Magnificent Pyrotechnics and many other features. Special train service over all lines. . Exhibits further ahead than the times. Graunns insid- iously beautiful. Buildings irresistably Inviting. MONMINOINEEMMY PrizeLists, Maps, Programmes and information for the asking from LT . -0014 W. X GARTSHORE, J. A. NELLES, President. Secretary. .10.13••••=1.111•10 4.110,2:12,0111MIAW neelealea.19201=2213:08Ef212221a Lots of men have gone to the bad through their efforts to be known as good fellows. FOR OVER SIXTY EARS AN OLD AND WELT,TRTED EXIKEDY.--Mr Winslow s Soothing Syrup has been used. for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect succegs. 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. FREE.—We have made arrange- ment with the Publishers of the family Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal by which we can'offer a subscription to that greatest and best of all Family Weeklies for the balance of 1902 ab- solutely free. To every person paying 300 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 thc pubic of Canada. and ahe sooner it is accepted the more you a get, To our present readers. Any present subscriber whose subsdriPtion to the Exeter Times is in arrears can have the Family Herald and Weekly Star free for the balance of the year by pa.ying,up arrears, and those not in arrears ern have the Family Herald and Weekly Star, for the balance of the year by paying next years subscription during September. Exeter, SErT, 17 1801. Wheat ear bushel now..,. 03 to 65 Cate new .25 t 28 Burley., ..... Peas... ... . .. ...... . . . .. . ...70 to 76 Butter...., ..— „ — ...15 to 15 FFe 13, to 14 Turkeys ... ..._ . 1 :r1,2 3 Geese ..I>I II Chickens Per a .. a , . b tO 5 DUelra..„.. 7 to 7 oo 4 • • • •• 16 to 10 Dried Aaples.. .. . . — 6 to 6 pot.k live weight ... .'„. .. 1$5.05 to 15.65 !BARGAINS IN F RNITURE You will find here at all times the greatest bargains in furniture. The lowest prices and best efforts to please. ..c.oammentrameammecumweearrIno, Undertaking a Specialty. ^ , [13•111Maggen1•1111112,M=.....•21•116/ N. ROW u1OWOMMEM•Seerseseeseseecosas §Efit611 M0111 IT Possible.: o O ("Central- : i4' .4iit' , I ,.,0 .....,e-,,,...... i • a STRATFORD, ONT 1111 • 111 . EA school that occupies front rank 0 is mmHg the best business colleg00, on this g e conutiobt. Many les.ding ecinniercial a is schools employ our graduateS as tea- 0 • cher. We do dUrbest,to place an our. a graduates in good positions and We hare • a been More Successful this year OM in 0 8 any prOitais year. Those desiring the. 0 best in businesS education should at- . : tend our schei7wCY li :jr.iteEttotr icoataTIe Togue. eti 0 a i • Principa 110111001/.11011011111164seassmare..k