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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1902-11-13, Page 81 STEWART'S INTERESTING BARGAINS It's the backing we give our store news that inspires confi- dense in this store. That's why our weekly announcements always carry so much weight. We fulfil every promise we make. Goods and prices are described accurately. We tell you plainly what to expect, and when you come you find things exactly as we say. Even then our responsibility doesn't cease. The goods bought must give satisfaction or money will be refunded. $1.00 for ladies' nice black Neck Ruff trimmed with tails, a bargain. $1.50 far ladies' black coney Neck Ruff shaped and trimmed with tails. $2.00 for ladies' black Neck Ruff trimmed with natural head and tails. • Very swell. $3.50 for ladies long Mountain Bear fur Boa. • $2.00 for Ladies' natural grey op posum neck ruffs, trimmed with tails, Ladies' Fur Coats, the largest stock in the county. Some very special values. Extra large sizes, and very small sizes. Can fit out and suit any purse. 35c. for black health flannel, correct for ladies' wear, the kind that doctors recommend. 15c. a yard for soft taffetta neck rib- bons 4 inches wide, lovely quality, 50c. a yard for a dandy quality of 54 inch homespun dress goods, greens, $2.75 for ladies' gray opposure neck browns and blues -This is a snap. ruffs trimmed with tails, a beauty. 58c. a pair for large flannelette $3.75 for ladies' dark grey opposum blankets, extra quality, the kind that Neck Ruff, trimmed with tails and feel good and wear like iron. heads. 12 yards of heavy twill flannelette 55.50 for ladies' very swell grey op- for $1.00, fancy stripes all colors, this posum Neck Ruffs, shaped and is without a doubt the biggest flanne- trimmed. lette bargains we have ever offered - Ask for a sample. 30, 33, 35, 38, 40, 43, 45 and 50c. for boys' worsted hose, all double knit, the best looking and best wearing boys' hose that we know of, your money back if they are not more than $6.00 for ladies' silver fox Neck satisfactory. • Ruffs, natural head, tail and legs, a beauty. $5.00 for ladies' black opposum Neck Ruff, with heads and tails. $5.50 for ladies' bright black op- posum Neck Ruffs, with beads and tails. 7 yds. for $1.00 -Pure wool indigo dye, double fold, Cheviot Serge Dress $8.75c for ladies' thibbett Neck Boa, Goods, -biggest snap in the trade. long and fluffy. $12.00 for ladies' long Sable Boa, a daisy. 50c. the waist end for very swell American American opera flannel -An shades. $1.00 a yard for new plaid silk for Ladies' Caperines, twenty lines to waists. Oh ! But they are pretty. choose from and every Caperine a Don't forget that we control the bargain. great Ahrens Grain Calf Boots for Ladies' Fur Gauntlets and Muffs, boys and girls, absolutely water proof swell range, all big values. and as soft as a glove. 0 810 0118H MORE J. 1. 8TEWfRT P•1111=1.....oseememen0 Anew -THE- Sovereign Bank of Canada. HEAD OFFICE Capital Authorized Capital paid up H. S. HOLT D. M. STEWART, TORONTO. $2,000,000.00 $1,031,000.00 President t Gen. Manager. BRANCHES bmheistb urs Mount Albert Stirling g Clinton New Market Stouffville Exeter Ottawa Sutton,Que Milverton Perth Toronto Montreal, Que St. Catharines aUnloo Que. S ANDS DEPARTMENT-ratesheo f interest paid on deposits of 51.00 and upwards, Compounded half -yearly, Deposit 'Receipts issued, Money loaned to Partners on their Own Notes, at lowest rates. Drafts bought and sold, Money Orders payable anywhere in Can- ada, issued at very low rates. Collec- tions made at reasonable rates. We make a specialty of Ne v York and Sterling Exchange. Get our rates before buying or selling. A general banking business tran- sacted. EXETER BRANCH F. W. GLADMAN. F. E. KARN, 'f Solicitor. 118anag erl' For Marriage Licenses, Genuine Castoria always bears the Signature of Chas. 11. Fletcher. When Baby was sick, we gave her Casto,i When she was a Child, she cried for 2,astoria. when she became Miss, she ctung to Castoria. When she had Children,she gave them Castoria. Wedding Rings, Watches, Clocks Jewelry, Spectacles Etc r,ALL ON R. HICKS Watch Repairing a Specialty. JINN TO ADVERTISERS. The copy for changes must be left not later than Tuesday noon. Casual advestisementa accepted up to noon Wednesday of each week.. THURSDAY, NOV. 13, 1902 Locals ie The TIMES office is the place to get your job printing. Notice R. N. Rowe's change of add in this issue special bargains in furni- ture. Miss Nettie Martin attended the Jessie McLachlan concert in Parkhill, on Wednesday. For lame back and kidney deran'ge- ments, use Dix Kidney Pills, Sold by 0. LUTz, Exeter. The flag floated from the spire of Trivitt Memorial church on Sunday last in honor of the King's birthday. An energetic man can earn from $15 to $18 a week selling our goods. Large demand. Write for particulars. 0. R. FEGAN, Fenwich, Ont. 3-2m The services in Trivitt Memorial church on Sunday last was again taken by Prof. Berges„ of London, owing to the continued absence of the pastor, Rev. Mr. Ten Eyck. FURS, FUR MINN Ruffs, Caperines, Ladies' and Centle- mens' Fur Coats. All New Coods for You +41 EX . T. :+: It T I M ,L'!. Mrs. Shaw is ,seriously ill at M r. Wnr Bawden's. Mrs. Wm, Bissett is visiting friends in Wyoming. Mrs. Thorne left on Friday last to visit friends in London. Miss Kerr who has been dangerous- ly ill of appendicitis is recovering. Mrs. Spicer, with has had another attack of poral Y s.b, is somewhat bet- ter. Mrs. Williams, of Mitchell, is the guest of her niece, Mrs. (Dr.) Ander- son. J. E. Tom, Inspector of Public schools is making his official visit at our school this week. Mr. H. Shapton and Miss Alice Wood spent Sunday at the home of Miss 'Wood's parents. Elimville. Mrs. Richard Pickard after a pleas- ant visit with her daughter in Brant- ford has returned home. Mrs, T. Bissett, Jr., and son, Isaac, attended the funeral of the late Wm. Taylor in Wyoming on Tuesday. Mrs. (Dr.) Anderson after a pleasant visit of two weeks with relatives in Mitchell returned home Saturday. Mr. J. P. Ross, of Chatham. spent Sunday and Monday in town the guest of his brother, Mr. D. A. Ross, Mr. Will Cook left on Monday morning for Oshawa, where he has secured a position as clerk with a dry - goods house. • A number of Exeter's citizens at- tended the anniversary tea -meeting of the Methodist church, Kippen, on Monday night. Councillor Davis left last week for Gravenhurst, Muskoka where he will remain for some time in hopes of a full restoration to health. Conductor Fitzgerald, of the Lon- don,Huron & Bruce, who has been i11 for some time at Victoria Hospital. London, with blood poisoning,. is re- ported tobe very low. Mr. H. W. May, who for the past two years has been teaching school at Sharon has resigned his position to ac- cept a situation as book-keeper in a Wholesale House at Toronto. Remember the concert in Gidley's Opera House on Nov. 28th in aid of the Union Cemetery fund. The best local talent has been secured and a good entertaininent promised. On Sunday Nov. 16th Rev. Mr. Stuart B. A., of Knox Church, London will preach the Anniversary sermons in Caven Presbyterian Church, and you are specially invited to attend those services. Legr-On Monday, between the scliool`house,,onAndrew et. or on Main st. from Presfiyterian church to North Exeter, a gold watch chain with $2.i gold piece attached (with initals) the finder will be suitably rewarded =-b7 leaving wrth Mrs. Blasdell; Andrew-st: Mr. G. Bissett received the sad. news on Monday morning of the death of his nephew, Mr. Win. Taylor, of Wyoming. Mr. Taylor was a fre- quent visitor in Exeter and had many friends who will regret to learn of his death and whose sympathy is extend- ed to the sorrowing relatives. The Weekly Mail and 'Empire is handsome offeringthe to choice of two artogravure pictures"The Doctor" and "Contentment" to their subscribers. Our subscribers can secure either of these two pictures and the Mail and Empire to the end of next year for only 75 cents by ordering direct from WWe have not advanced the price of our tobacco. Amber smoking tobacco, Bobs, Currency and Fair Play chew- ing tobaccos are the same size and price to the Consumer as formerly. We have also extended the time for the redemption of Snowshoe tags to January ist 1904. -TRE EBIPIRE To BVCCo Co. LIMITED. Ladies' Black Coney ,ruffs, 48 inches Misses grey and black combination long, 6 tails, good value for....$1.75 Caperine, very nobby, for $3.75 Ladies' Black Coney ruffs, very wide, Misses Coney and Astrachan combine, - 45 inches long, 6 tails, for $2.00 tion caperine for $3 00 Ladies' Black Opossum ruffs, electric Ladies' Black Astrachan Lamb finish. 49 inches long, 4 opossum caperine. fine curl, 2 tails for 55.00 tails for $2.75c Ladies' Brown Fox and Silver Fox ruffs, 7 inches, wide, 51 inches long beautiful goods for $3.00 Ladies' Canadian Sable ruffs, electric finish, 51 in. long, 6 tails for56.00 Ladies' Electric Seal ruffs, 36 inlong 4 squirrel tails, for $6,00 Bishop's Men's Fur Coats, wear guaranteed, from....$15,00 to $25.00 Ladies' Black Astrachan coats, Ger- man dye. guaranteed, from $25.00 Ladies' Electric Seal caperine, medium long front. 6 tails for ..........$6.00 Ladies' Electric Seal and Bear com. bination caperine. high collar. 56.00 wg de shoulder cape for .. ..... Ladies' Electric Seal and Astrachan combination caperine, extra long front, high collar, 8 tails for$8.50 Ladies' Black Opossum caperine, extra high collar, very long front, wide shoulder cape, 8 tails for $12.00 to 537.50 Ladies' combination Astrachan and Ladies' Electric Seal jacket, German Seal caperine, roll ' collar, wave dye, bought to sell at 550.00 cut shoulder cape, long front with tc .....$40.00 squirrel tails, for ...... .......$13.00 Irr 'Remember all our furs are not over four weeks old. A Smart Boy Wanted to Learn the Business. Apply to box "M" POPPLESTONE r& GARDINER Grocer ie6 a Specialty.' One Door North of Postofflce. Talbot's Bazaar 4. THI6 AD. CHANGES EVERY WEER 4. 4. .1- 4 t --- .3 Our window on Thursday will + 4' be filled to overflowing with Beautiful Pictures + of every conceivable style. '1'You should make sure of see- . ing them. A little frame '1' around them is all they need +1,. to make them welcome in any 4' .g. + home. See them. 10c each. 4. '1' Your choice. Next week for two days we 'I' will have on display a line of 'i' °ii, Pictures at 25c each. They ,°£i. •3• will be advertised later. + When in the store ask to see +: our Christmas China. .4i. +. Some new Dates to hand. No •t• -i tedious waits in getting dates- • g. here. They are ready tor you . when you ask. Oranges, � Lemons and Peanuts also. + Talbot's Bazaar4. Wedding Presents a Specialty. ++++++++#++#+#+++f++ WANTED -A smart boy to learn the mercantile business. State age and qualifications. Written application to be sent to box M, Exeter, on of before Nov. 17th POPPLESTONE dr GARDINER. The Ontario Liquor Act sets forth who may vote at the approaching ref- erendum in section 3, which is as fol- lows: "The persons entitled to vote upon the said question shall be all persons whose names shall appear on the voters' list used, or which would have been used had a poll been held at the next general election of mem- bers to serve in'the Legislative Assem- bly, held after the passing of this Act, as entitled to vote, at the said election, and should have been from the date of the said general election, and until the date of voting on the said question, residents and domiciled in the province of Ontario, and whose names are duly entered in the poll• books to be used for the purpose of the voting under this Act." It will thus be seen that all persons who had a vote in the last provincial election, on May 20th, are entitled to vote on December 4th next, providing they are still residents of the province. The R. i6Kar Go. EXETER. HENSALL. DASI•IWOOD Here's a Great Opportunity For You to Buy , . Your Winter Needs at Bargain Prices AND BET A PIANO FOR NOTHING •V L3M]EER To advertise our Three Large Stores at Exeter, Hensall and :Dashwood, we are going to' give awayABSOLUTELY FREE a Brand new, highest grade, size• $450.00 Heintzrnan Piano YOU MAY become a competitor for this Magnificent Instrument by simply purchasing $3,100 worth of goods for cash or produce at either of our stores at Exeter, Hensall or Dashwood. Look, for Announcement of Grand Recital later Full particulars as to mode of giving away Piano may be obtained at any of our stores We may say that no member of our•firm or any employee of our firm or any Piano Manu- facturer or dealer will be allowed to compete for or obtain this piano. This beautiful piano, which is the same, as the one used by the Prince and Princess of Wales, on their recent visit to Canada,is now on exhibition at our Exeter store, This Competition is Open to Everybody 5o pairs best. quality, heaviest weight, grey and white Flannellette Blankets, per pair . 5 / o 25 dozen ladies' full fashioned Union Vests and;Drawers regular: price would be 40c each, our price .... .... 25c. 25 dozen ladies' plain and ribbed Cashmere Hose 5c regular,3;5c for ... 2 2 20 dozen men' fancy wool fleeced Shirts and Drawers the regular 65c kind for.... 50e Great Clothing Purchase Days call for changes in Wearing Apparel and oar store has just the goods you want. WRAPPERS $1.25 line in red, and blue wrapperette for $:1.0Q, $1,25c line, heavy wrapperettes made :with deep frill and lined waist, newest patterns, sixes 52-42. $1.75c line, the finest we have ever shown in ,g4 re uilar wrapper patterns. Nobby goods. Ladies' underskirts from $1.00 up to"$4.75. very choice. Choice Flannelette Underwear . We Jaye just opened up an immense stock of high grade,ready-- to-wear•ctothing which we purchased at a low rate on the dollar... The goods are all new being manufactured for this Season's Trade, but'the manufactnrers were too late in getting them,out hence these great bargains. 15 only men's grey frieze Overcoats, fine quality cloth and, ; best trimmings, ^'� made up in new style with Silk Velvet Collars were made 1l . ( r75 to' sell at 510.50, our special sale price I I 15 only men's: grey beaver Cloth Overcoats, best Farmer Satin linings, silk velvet collars, • made in fine Raglan style, were made to sell q n 5 t'1 at $13.50, our special cut price 1 LJ'+ 4J 10 only men's Wail Cloth Raglan Overcoats, made up with yoke, black silk • velvet ',ollars, heavy wool serge linings, finely tailored, a i2+� gentlensan's coat, intended to sll for $16.00, our price 20 only boy`s' Freeze Reefers, well lined and made the regular i� $3,50 kind for �+� - 50 pairs men's heavy Etoffe Pants, the kind you pay $2.00 for 1.50 regularly, our price 20 onlymen's all -wool Tweed Suits. new pattern, well made np-to- 6�''ss date best linings, well worth $8.50, our special price V•5� Wp.,have lots of other lines equally good value. This will be a rare opportunity to get you winter outfit cheap, high grade too. GroGkerg,Gias&ware Bargains Regular $12.50 Dinner Setts for $10.50 Regular $9.50 Dinner Setts for $7.75 Regular $3.25 Chamber Setts tor $2.45 Regular 50c Gass Setts for.........40c Regular 50c Glars Pitchers for 35c Regular 35c Glass Pitchers for. 25c Grocerij Snaps 41bc best Currants for. 25c Regular 35c Black Tea for... 25c Regular 35c Green Tea for 25c 7 lbs, best Tapioca for 25c 4 lbs. best raisins for . 25c High Glass Fars at TaKinu Primas This is the best fur season to date we have ever had. We placed large orders early before prices had advanced,our customers are now reaping the benefit. 7 only, Ladies' Black Astrachan Jack- A great line of Ladies' Electric Seal ets, nice glossy curl, and well Coats, fine satin lined, made from made, regular .$25.00 (1 $25.00 especially selected 0 $33.00 coats for tt�� GG1I !!JJ 10 only, Ladies' full size black Astra- 10 only Ladies' conbination electric than Caperines. The kind you'll Seal and Astrachan Caperines pay $5.50 for else- tiDQ 175 satin lined, worth $ CSS 5® where. Our price y7 • / $7.50 for • 5 only, • long bear boas very new 25 mens' specially selected Fur Coate and stylish and a big $3.7m in all the most popular furs from bargain for $I8.00 to 60.00. Our Stock of Queen Quality Shoes is Complete. Ask to see them. 40. Stylish Mantles Ladies' new cut / coats in grey shades well made and lined $5 00 special at t�7 Ladies' new cut '1 coats in fawn an black specially well tailored and lined regular•. 510.50 coats coats for Vr Ladies' 40 inch coat with large, bell sleeves, farmer satin lined. A very nobby garmet it sh ou 1 d be sold at$13.O0'700® price.... .............. .. ta71 Corset covers, white, pink and blue, at 25c and 50c. Drawers, white, pink, blue, grey and stripes. Good quality at 25c, 35c, and 50c. Gowns in all colors and prices. See our speciaf gown. It's out of sight. Only 50c, Full line of Black Satana waists, lined throughout at $1.50c, $2.00 and $2.75. CARLING BROS. FURNITURE FURNITURE Our big stock of Furniture is up-to-date in every way. If you have furniture needs prepare to fill thele now. Styles were never prettier nor prices so low. Inspect our stock and select now. Bedroom Suites Fancy Chairs Iron Beds Dining Chairs Parlor Suites Extension Tables Sideboards Pictures Couches and easy chairs at easy prices, Curtain Poles and Trimmings. Give us a call, and if we have not got what you want we will soon get it for you. Wes. C. Huston Furniture and Undertaking Rooms, Gidley's Block. NOTICE In anokier column will be noticed advertisements asking that all persons having claims against the estates of the late John White and Miller J. White, send in their'chlims to this office on or before tha 15th of Novem- ber. It is necessary in order to properly adjust these estates that all our subscribers 'wand others who are indebted to the TIMES should settle their accounts on or before November 15th; 1902. NoTIcis. -Will the party who took the wrong parcel from the Express Office some few days ago kindly return the same and thus save further trouble. Special Bargain" FORNITURE To reduce our _extra large stock we will offer special bargains for the balance of 1902. Remember Christmas is Coming Undertaking a Special. N. ROWS We have not advanced the price of our tobacco-. Amber smoking tobacco - Bobs, Currency and Fair Play chew, GO TO THE ing tobaccos are the same size and price to the Consumer as formerly. Exissra We have also extended the time for the redemption of Snowshoe tags to January lst 1904. -THE EMPIRE To- BACCO Co. LIMITED, "Canada for Canadians," the watch- word of the Conservative party for a quarterofa century, breathes a spirit of national development to the reali- zation of which Sir. John A. Mae- donaid and his successors have de- 4 voted their best efforts. It is a policy, Canadian in the broadest sense, It has no special significance East or West, but stands for the advance- ments of interests best calculated to make Canada one of the leading com- mercial centres of civilization. It is based on a patriotism which is intol- lerent towards provincialism in feder- al questions. Its direct object is to make the West an important factor in the development of the East, and the East a guarantee of progress to the West. "Canada for Canadians" has a claim on all men of broadened ideas, and its realization depends al- together on insisting that our own affairs be paramount in the eyes of the administration. - DIyrsioN CounT.-J edge Doyle pre- sided at the division Court held here last Wednesday, and Ches. T, Brooks acted. as Clerk in the absence of Mr. Snell. The following cases were dis- posed of:- Sterling ys. Hanna and Grafton, garnishee. - judgncnseat by consent for plff. F. W. Gladman for plff., L. H. Dickson for Deb. 'Christ- man vs. Stewart and Kuntz, garni- shee, Judgment for piff.-J. G. Stan - Nobby Dress Goods 150 yards all wool Zebeline cloth in black, greys and colors full 54 inch. wide, regular $1.25 $1.00 par yard for.....- �p 200 yards heavy hop sacking cloth, comes in all the leading shad -50c es, special at 500 yards heavy tweed dress goods the regular 35c kind 25c, for 150 yards 27 inch. pure silks, black, white and all colors 50o for bury for plff. Hawkins vs. Powell Our Milliners are very busy leave your orders early. and Buckingham, garnishee, judg- ment for plff. - F. W. Gladman for plaintiff Snell vs. Wilson and Peart, garnishee. Judgment for plaintiff as against both for inll claim and costs. Bettor..... y .... to lo_,. J. G. Stanbury for plff. F. W. Glad- Tues . man for garnishee. Jaques vs. Bel- Eurkeys .,.... he R. Pickard back andChickensperfi'tent for Offrand costs- JGCoStanbury for plff., F. W. Gladman for wool.:.. ... ,».....it ill ni bee, 15ried ppies.. .. . b to' Gar 0 Pork live woight .... ..-,. '.. i6b.6x to $5,�6 We pay highest prices for Produce, Butter 17c, Eggs 19c. Roller Mt For Pure Manitoba Family Flour ORO Pastry (princess) Wheatlet (BreakfastfoocJ) A good supply of Mill Feed and Chop always on hand Give our Flour and Feed a Trial and be convinced that it is all right. Roller and Plate Choppers in uSe_ to suit customers. fif RV EY ' E3I.O3 MILLERS Exeter, Nov 6 1902..' Wheab per bushel new ....r 56 le 67 Oats news Barley....... .. .. ! 'to 0 Peas ».. ,70 to 78- Direct d Direct Importers.