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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1903-5-28, Page 8meal A FEW SPECIALS for the warm weather. In Color- t cd. Dress Muslins and Voile Effects _ we show a range than is like hard boiled eggs, "Very- hard to 'beat." 0c. the yard for •.a nice range of Dimity Cord Yarn Dyed Muslins, in pinks, blues, navys, and iinen shades, 1,0c the yard for a lovely lot of floral effects in'•New Muslins in greens, greys, pinks, blues, mauves and black: and white effects 12a the yard for a small lot of new colored fancy effects and black and white Muslins. 14o the yard for some effect new Linen and Parisffec t 1n Muslins. 1.00 the yard for your choice of a beautiful lot' of ROW ideas in gowns, Muslins and Dimities. Ask to see the 20c line, you'll like them, 25c the yard, Our big leading .line of new, Fancy Voille effects in Muslins. They're just as pretty as' can be. 20c for the•new Linen Voille for Waists orDresses, not shown by any other house in town. They're pretty. 33c for the new Drawn Ribbon Effect Voiles, Sweet for Waists and Dresses. EXETER 'TI.M�'r'iS, MAY28t1, 1003. WAR t r ese 1'2-,e 15c, 20c and 25e for a Lovely range of fancy Black Muslins. Correct for warm weather, 7Se the pair. Your choice of Fifty Pair Ladies' Kid Oxforra Shoes in tans, chocolates tend blacks, last year's •styles. regular values 1.23 to $1,75 the « pair. •Onr big clearing bargain price tardy 75c. the pair. S2.25 the Pak Men's King Quality Willow Calf Lace Boots, new shapes, $3,50 quality, Tan color. Our big bargain cleariug price now $2.25. . A. small log of Boys' Fancy Colored Shirt Waists, with separate or. attached collars. Very correct for summer wear. 503 aid 05e, See the m. �fC CR8I STE • J. f. TaE iNfART A Dollar is not Much But it will start a Savings Account with us, 'Start one, it will be useful some day. BRflNGHES in Huron Gounth at Fxetar, Grediton, Zurich aril G(inton. We offer exceptional inducements to farmers wanting . to borrow money to buy cattle, etc . The Sovereign Bank of Canada GLADMAN.&:STANBURY, F. E. KARN. Solicitors. Manager Exeter Branch. For @ a riage Licenses, WccIdirig Rinses, Watches, Clocks ' _ Jewelry, Spectacles Etc GALL ON . HICKS Watch Repairing a Specialty. TO ADVERTISERS. The copy for changes must be left not later than Tuesday noon. Casual advestisements accepted up to noon Wednesday of each week. • THURSDAY, MAY 28TH,1903 Locals Mrs. J. Miller is visiting friends- in Seaforth. Mrs, Jas. Walters spent the holidays at Toronto, Miss K. 'McFaul visited friends in Seaforth this week. Miss Nettie ' Walters is visiting friends at Wingham. - Mr. F. Oke, of Toronto, visited Mrs. Thos. Clark this week. Mrs. E. 9.. Follick is spending a few weeks at Grand Bend. Miss Pringle visited at her home in Stafia during the holidays Mrs. Alf Sheere spent 24th with her son Garfield in Brantford, Mr. W. Davidson of London open t 24th with his family here. Miss Lydia Oke of Seaforth is spend- ; a few days at her home here. Dr. Silk of London was the guest of t Miss ,Gertie Hicks on Monday last. IMiss M, Welsh of London spent her holidays at her home Huron street. Mr, and Mrs.Prodger of Landon, are visiting relatives and friends in town, Mr. R. N.Knight isspending a week in St.Thomas the guest of his brother Chas. Mrs, D: Johns n sant the' holidays with her father, Mr. Whiwster, of St. Marys. Rev. Geo. Jackson of London spent Monday the guest of Dr. and Mrs, Anderson, Miss Ella Rollins spent a few days of last wee$ the guest of her uncle in Seaforth. Mr. Nelson Fisher of Toronto, spent' Mouday in town the guest of Mrs. S. Sanders. 'Mr. and Mrs. Inwood of London spent the 2/th with the latter's+ aunt, Mrs. S. Sanders. Mrs. Ed Treble and son Leon spent a few days of last week.. with friends in CTandeboye. Mr. R. Reid teacher of Summerhill visited at air. J. E, Dignan's during the holidays. Mr. J. E. Dignan of London spent a couple of days with his family during the holidays, Several barns were unroofed near Mitchell, from the effect of Wednes• day nights storm. Mr. Wilson Swenerton, of Manitoba formerly' of Exeter, called on friends here on Wednesday. Mr T. H. McCallum attended the funeral of his sister-in-law, at Pal- merston, on Monday. c.J. T.OFIfN3 Market Store Keeps on hand a Fresh Supply of C oceriea, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes,&c., making a speci- alty of Staple Goods and Every Day ecessities, Our Prices are very Low our GooLTis are Qoo ouaiitiu TEA.—Extra value in 25c Tea, green and black. Give ams a Call 'Sea I s k+ 'I' P..tiTOSS' oL STAND. Farm Produce , . air lxt,o taketx at Highest Prices, For young pigs and calves nothing equals English Stock Food, give it a trial,. sold by 0. Lutz. 111r. Harry Browning has returned I •me from Trinity Medical College f r the summer vacation. Rev. and. Mrs. Wickett, of London spenta few days t of last work the guest of Mrs. 3, Manning. Miss B. Robinson of Blyth and Miss L. Robinson of Aubtr n el.. ut the ho -- days under the pureuoal roof. Mrs. Geo. Bissett and Willie were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Down of London during the past week, The Evangelist Miss Morton will preach in Jatnes street Meth. church on Sunday evening next at the usual hour. • ""Tor lame hack or derangements. of the kidneys use Dix kidney pills, twenty-dve_cents a box, sold by 0. Luiz. F'r6S6llt5 Before purchasing do not fail to call and inspect our fine collection of Crystal and Fancy China. Base Ball Supplies away down in price. Fishing Fickle, Rods,Reels,Hooks etc., very cheap. Hammocks Provide yourself with one of our Ham- mocks fox comfort during the summer weather. JOHN CHARLTON Levetts Old Stand. Mr. and Mrs. cxoldby of London, were iu Exeter this week attending the funeral of Mrs, Goldby's brother, E. Vale. Walter Herbert and Miss C. Her- bert of London spent the forepart of this week with their grandfather, Exeter North. WooL—Wool-12000 lbs. wool wan- ted anted at the Exeter woolleL mills either washed or unwashed. Highest cash price paid.—Muia & Co, During hot weather do you suffer from burning, tired, sore or perspiring feet, if so use foot ease, it will give you relief, sold by C. LuTz. Mr. H. N. A. Dignan inspector of. Telephones for the Harriston district spent a couple of days visiting his par- ents and friends in town. Miss Wiggins and Miss Stewart who have been visiting with Mrs. P. Gard- iner for a few days returned to their home in Goderich on Monday. Wedding Bells will ring • in our midst in the leafy month of June and we understand some of Exeter's fair maideu's will leave for other places. Mrs. W. Gundy and two children of Chatham were the guests of Mrs. Gun dy's sister Mrs, R, E. Pickard for the 21th returning to their home Tuesday. Mrs. Burnett of Toronto and Mrs. Braun of New York enjoyed a pleas- ant visit with their sister, Mrs. T. B Carling during the week leaving Mo day evening. Miss Kathleen Morton of Toron spending a few weeks in the town guest of Mrs. S, Fitton. Miss Morton many friends here are delighted at seeing her again. Any person wishing to have their' cemetery lots clipped or lawn mowed canmake the necessary r y .trrangements by,applying to the caretaker of the Cemetery. CEMETERY COMMITTEE. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet All druggists refund the money if • fails to cure. E. LV. Grove's signetu s op each box. 25c. Twenty thousand Tomato Plants 16,000 Cabbage, Cauliflower, Celery, Brus-eil Sprouts, x'epper, Stocks, As- ters, Lettuce and all kinds of late cab- tiage,—L. DAY, Gardener, Exeter. On and after the 25th inst. (Viatdria Day) the rate of postage on letters forwarded from Canada to the Com- monwealth of Australia will he the inter -imperial rate, namely, 2 cents per half ounce. Miss Pattersop•of Auburn, who was a guest of the Misses Robinson last week delighted the cougregation in Main street church on Sunday even- ing hy the rendering of a beautiful solo entitled "In Heavenly Love Abid- ing". e Mr. and Mrs. R Samuel enjoyed.the holiday at Whitechurch where they spent the day in trout fishing.—To say they made a successful catchthe editor thanks Mrs. Simnel for a generoua supply of the finny tribe which were most delicious. Dr. Ovens, of London, Surgeon, Ocu list and specia.listof diseases eye, ear-• nose and throat will be at the Com- mercial Hotel. Exeter, on Wednesday - June, 3rd, 1903. Spectacles and eye glasses properlyfitted Next visit t willa Wednesday, av Juner 3 d. Rev. Mr. Cooper of Elimville preach- ed both morning and evening in Main street church last Sunday. The ser- vices of James street church being taken by Miss K. Morton,evangelistof Toronto. Rev. Dr. Hannon preaching on the Kippen circuit. It has been officially announced that the term of his Excellency the Earl of Minto as Governor General of Canada has been extended for another year. The Governor General is appointed for a term of years, so that Lord Minto's tenure of the office would expire in November next. Under the new dis- pensation he will remain in Canada as his Majesty's representative until November 1904. The London Conference of the Methodist chnrch will meet at Witig- ham on Tuesday next June 2nd at `L p. m• Rev, R. Millyard as a delegate to the stationing committee will leave here on Monday morning, that com- mittee meeting in session nn Monday evening. Messrs Huston, Harvey and Jon. Essery go as lay delegates from Exeter. The Secretary failed to send its a list of the names of the lay dele- ;rates from the several other appoint- ments. Dr. J", A. McCallum and hire,' Mc- Callum of aolutnbtts Ohio h we been lNhitowodr, ` hitowoar VVflitow6r IS WEEK we are going to offer some snaps in :Ladies' White Wear, Suits, Skirts, Drawers and Corset Covers, good quality, all going at a' sacrifice. We have a few Ladies' White Suits Ladies' White Skirts, made of good made of good cotton, well made and soft cotton. with sleep flounce of . erni- nicely trimmed. Now is your chance. broidery and ten row of tucking, very They roust go at a price. special at $1.25. Ladies' White Drawers, some trim- Ladies' White Skirts made of nice med with lace and some with embroid- fine Cotton, trimmed with insertion, ery and tucking, from 25c to 60c. • , embroidery and tucking, special $1.75. Ladies' Corset' Cover trimmed with Embroidery and Inser- sertion, nice fine quality, 25c, 35c, 50c. Ladies' fine Lawn Waists, some We have a very fnll•range of Farcy medallion triMmed, some trimmed Muslins and Dimities, whicli are in - with embroidery insertion and tuck- deed clearing at grewly reduced prices ing. They are going at $1 and $L25. Now is your time to buy. Ladies' Black Cashmere Hose, pure wool, seamless foot, a Big Bargain at 2:3c, our price 20c.$ We have a lot of Ladies' Parasols, • We mention one very special line at $1.25. Boys' Shirt Waists in very neat stripe, fast colors, very pretty and the newest thing for boys, only '75c. We take all kind of Farm Produce same as cash, A big stock of Groceries always on hand. S ELS E spending a few days with the latter's mother. Mrs. Matlock and also with friends in Dashwood. J. A. has but recently graduated from . the Ohio Medical University of Columbus and has purchased the Dental practise of Dr. Agnew of Orestline, Ohio a town of about 5000 population in a good railway centre, Dr. McCallum is an old Exeter boy and we are pleased to note his success and ambition in his chosen profession. His brother Mr. Duncan McCallum is also situated in Orestline and enjoys a good medical practise. WANTED — Girls, highest wagaes, steady employment, also boys,,e.nd young men. Apply at Mc0onafxoK s NEw BISCUIT FACTORY, London Ont, WANTED. — Good general servant for family of two. Pleasant surround- ings. Write at once, MRs. A. A.. CAMPBELL, 425 William St. London, Ont. APPAFNTICES WANTED.=—Apprenti- ces wanted to learn dressmaking apply at once to Miss Treble next door south to Me. R. li, Sweet's harness oe Store. OULDERS WANTED.—ACCUstomed to gereral word:, and who want to learn stove plate. Apply giving ex- perience, references, etc.—The Gurney Iioundry Oo, Limited, Toronto. GGS FOR HATCHING. — For sale,, ph . •,bred Buff Leghorn eggs, non -set- ters, per sitting 50c., also good early seed potatoes, thoroughly tested nur- >eery stock, 5c. per pound. S. POwEL Exeter. WANTED. — Moulders Improvers. Young men who have had experience, and want to attain greater experience over a larger range of work, princi- pally stove plate.—The Gurney Foun- dry Co., Limited, Toronto. We have not advanced the price of r tobacco. Amber smoking tobacco - ohs, Currency and Fair Play chew, ing tobaccos r.rethe same size and price to the Consumer as formerly. We have also extended the time for the redemption of Snowshoe tags to .1anuary 1st 1904.—THE EMPIRE To- BACCO Co. LIMITED. Fon SALE—House, stable ant four lots corner of Victoria and Andrew. streets (near Maiu st. Meth. chunk) house contains 8 rooms good cellar and well and the stable is first class (new) and up to date, also a. new lot on east side of Andrew street, The whole will be sold iu'bulk or separate to suit purchaser. Apply on the premises to MRs. JAS. WILLIS, Exeter. To THE FARMERS.—Why not follow the advice given at the Farmers' Insti- tute meetings and introduce new poultry blood into your fnck. I am booking orders crow for eggs from pure 1 bred WHITE & GOLDEN wya,ndottes 1 The best general •purpose fowl. Eggs ' 15 for $L00. Speak for a setting early. J. SENIOR Exeter. We have not advanced the price of ' our tobacco. Amber smoking tobacco, Boba, Currency and Fair Play chew- ing tnhaccos are the same size and price to the Consumer as formerly. le e have also extended the time for the redernptinn of Snowshoe tags to January let 1904 --THE EMPIRE To BACCO CO, LIMITED. HAPPILY WEDDED.—AL the home of Dr. Ovens, London. of last week, Mr. W. J. Nichols of Mooresville, and Miss Mary third daughter of Me Mat- thew Finkheiner, of Stephen. were happily married, the ceremony being performed by the R9v. Dr, Sowerbp.. The slime afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Nichols came to Exeter where a grand reception c ptton awaited them at the home of the hride'ssi e et r, Mrs. W. H. Dear- ing, Riley will settle on their fine 100 - acre farm in McGillivray, Mr. Nichola being a prosperous yo,ing farmer. SUMMER SCHOOL.—The committee appointed by. the Executive of the Epworth Letgue of the Exeter Dis- trict to at range for, the holding of a summer school at. Grand Bend, tnet on Tuesday in:Jamee St. church. A. week of meatings was ciesided upon to he held some time in August. under the direction of the Exeter District Epworth League!. Committees were appointed to take cherge'of the differ- ent de aactme ts. 1 n It was proposed to have two sessional daily. Morning ser - ivice devoted to Missionery and Bible study, the evening to be taken up with a bright cheerful song service. A MYSTERY,—One day recently Mr, Jos, Cobbledick ou looking around his storehouse found a hole dug out un- der the building, similar to a gray and large enough to admit a mai body. The excavation was cleanly dug out, and the querry is, was the work completed, or what was the hole intended for, was it for the cover- ing itp of some crime, or why was this spot selected. The storehouse •where this was discovered has not been in use for some time thus making a very secluded spot for some unforseen , de predation. RUNAWAY — On Monday evening last Mr. and Mrs F. Oke end ..children e 1; of Toronto'ts.ho had been visiting friends failed to get the bus and t - theretot�e started to walk to the depo On reaching the Metropolitan, they saw that the train was at the tank. Mr. Oke asked Chas. Cann to drive them the remainder of the way which he did but, thehorse took fright and 'in spite of their united efforts got be- yond their , control but cm dashing through the gates it was promptly' caught by Mr. T. Russell. The train was. of course by this time about one quarter of a mile away. The occu- pants of the rig were greatly frighten- ed but otherwise unhurt. Mrs. Oke was helped into Mr. R. E. Piakard's carriage and,. was driven to .Mrs. Clarke's ; HYMENEAL —At St: Paul's church, NG MM. Weather Goods Summer is here and -you will want somethiug nice end cool. We have it here in the newest white and colored Dress. Fabrics, White Fancy Vesting. The newest thing for summer `Waists. and Dresses, in plain, figured and striped. a nice satin finish on them, They are big sellers. Come early and get the. newest at 200,25c,350White Organdie and Dim►tiea, all bright new stock. Liege range to select from. They will make a nice" cool dress for the summer. Come and' see the beautiful range,12,15,18, 20,255e. Indian'Linen and Victoria Lawns. Nice finished goods, 1} yards wide, extra good quality, something to give good wear. We have a' big? stock to select from. 10,121-2, 15, 18, 20, 25, 80e. Japan Silks in alt shades, good wash silk. They make up a beautiful sum- mer Dress, 25c and 50c. Louisine Silk, jnst the thing for odd Waists. Only a few shades of $1 for 50c. • -American Foulards, beautiful finish, just like silk, and cheaper than print. A'lovly clinging fibre ,for Sarrtmer Dresses. We have them in. all the light and dark colors. A snap'for only 12 1-2e a yard.. • A few specials we are .put. counter.ting 0n our bargain counter. They are big sellers. CORSETS.—A big lot of odd Core sets that were $1.00, for only 40e.N'S MUSLI—A. lot of real nice pate terns to select from in good quality, - while they last 5c yard. FLANNELETTES—A special line of 10c Flannelettes of different pat- terns for only 5c ayard. DRESS GOODS -10 pieces of beaten-, tiful 50e Dress (Goods now selling for only 2oc yard. Lace Curtains To clear out Cheap. 7lc Curtains.for... ....50o $1'.00 Curtains for . , .:7.50 •. 1.50 Ourtains `tor.. $1;25 2.25 .Curtains - for -.. .'1.50, '3.00 Curtains for 2 00 A beautiful railge•of Men's and Boys' Straw arid. Summer • Hats. The Newest Shapes, CARLI BROS. Furnitu re c t kin d We Carry Good Lines in Furniture AND MAKE PRICES EASY FOR ALL W. C. HUSTON 9 Graduate of Dr, Myers School of Embalming. Opera House Block. Lindsay,ou May 20th. at' 3 o'clock p, tn., a pretty wedding was solemn- ized, when R 3. M. Perkins, former- ly of Lindsay, now rector at Exeter, was uta.rried to Laura, daughter .of Mrs. W. L. Russell. Lindsayst, Lind- say. • The ceremony was prrforuied by the Rev, Rural Lean Marsh in the presence of a large number of invited guests and others. The bride was assisted by Miss Gerrie Brown •of Lindsay and Miss MendMcLeun, Tor- onto. The Rev. J. 'W. TenEyek, of Hamilton. ' was groomsman. The bride was given away ins Mr. O. 8, Blackwell of Toronto. Dr. Collision and Mr. George Beall officiated tie ushers. After the ceremony a receps. tion was held at the residence of the bride's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Perkins are enjoying a honeymoon trip and will not return to Exeter till next week. THE HOLIDAy.— Vietoria Day warty observed here on Monday and kept as a general holiday. The day being perfect large crowds took advantage of the holiday. Numbers going to the lake for an outing. A gcodly num- ber of tl•ose who remained at home assembled• at t he agricultural grounds in the afternu„on to witness the seve- ral games. The programme of sports was iutersper.ed wit.h 01uaie by the Exeter band which did much to make the entertainment enjoyable. The concert in • the evening was well at- tended, Below is the list of prize winners. Calitbunipian. procession, 1st Dyer Hurdun, Barber shop.; 2nd Howard & Horre ll. Plantation; spec- ial Eliott Bros, tree trimmers to Fx- eter Council ; relay race, let Exeter ; 2nd Herisall ; Boys race under 15, let B. Martin, 2nd 1.1. Reynolds, • $rd F. Smith ; boys race under 121st L. Wily son, 2nd L. Baskerville, 3rd E. Taylor; basketball, 1st Maples (blue) 6, Sham- rocks (red) 2 ; senior football, tie, Bees ter 0, Dashwood 0 ; Junior foot ball, tie Exeter 1, Hensalt 1. WEATHER FORECASTS. — The Rev. Irl Hicks in his weather forecasts has given out the following for the first week of June: —We enter the solstice month Sane, ver. y near the centre of a Venuseq•i nnetial elisturb trice, this period having begun in May and ex tending up to end beyond the middle of Jure. The first storm 'period in Jane is central on the 4th, covering the 2td to the 6th. There are g snd reasoris to expect the cris's on and touching the 3rd. On that date the planet Mercury is between Earth and Sun, the Noon is near first quarter and on the celestial equator. High degrees of l:Iurcciclity,high temperature and very low barometer, on and next to Wednesday, the 8rd, will provecer- tain •h 'r i b n ors ' f � g U covere storms. if these conditions develop about the Srd a>na actual storms; axe delayed even up Farm .e2. AVING PURCHASED the Furniture , and lin- , •a A dertaking business of R..N. Rowe, we announce to the public that we, have 'on hand, without doubt,. the largest• and best stock of Furniture in the county. ,A. visit to our store will convince that we are selling at the closet Margin possible It wilt pay intending purchasers to call and inspect our stoe"k and get• our prices before placing orders elsewhere, We do all kinds of Ordere•t Work and Repairing and Picture Framing on the Shortest Notice . at Reasonable Prices. Satisfaction guaranteed with' every purchase. Undertakers and Funeral -Director. : ELO 71'141i SON J. D. Atkinson, Practical Embalmer,Graduate of Embalming Oollege.,,Toronto. to the 6th or Oth, do not his thrown off 5our gaud until the indications eul- minate. .Vicionfibunder storms, ac-) conipanied with hail and possibly tor- nadic centers,• are among the things reasonably to be expected at this per- iod. Venus downpours of rain am- ounting to cloudburst in many localit- ies, are almost more than probable. You can depend upon it, the storms of this period will not be entirely over until the baronetor makes a decided rise, and the winds change and blow strong and much cooler from the west and, north: • Some very cool nig bis are sure tb result u hr n the strews t re over. •'- KILLED BY A TROOLLFY,—On Saturn day afternoon the sad intelligence was received fr•nus Tot -onto that Mr. Eman- uel `'ale of this piece had- been killed by it trolley car. Some time was spent, crying to find his brother, Mr. Wesley Vale who lives in Torontn,httt without avail, he he had left on •the one o'clock tris•in for his hemp here, unr.onsciOusof the arcident 'Orr his arrival he wile •ra'ttdt, ai,war•e pe. the facts and again left for Toronto to claim the body and arrange for the hni•ial which took place stere on Tues- day afternonn in the .Exeter Gerrie• terq, Mr. E. Vale who only left here about a week previous to the accident had srcnred employment with the Simpson Co. of Tornnio, and was on his way home to dinner, on a north hound Yot n g •sirea+t car, told eft Pt' alighting r•au around the• rear of .he car. A sow hhounci cat• ran hitt down as hecatne upon the. westetlr track. He wail dragged. beneath the wheels rind lilted instantly, .The ttiotnrtrattn had on warning of the danger until lie saw -Vale run in trona of than car. ,Ile was ringing the gong, as usual when cars pass one another. and be put on the brake,bringing the ear lo a stand still in its own length, An eyewit- ness. named George Kelly, stated that the fender passed over the man. The body was wedged so tightly between the forward' truck and t' e ground that the re ervaqon had o be called with a jacpbefore it could be rel The. wheel' had passed over Vale's Gb.T,.O :THE XET R r For Pule Manitoba Family Flour (Stab Pass -y (Princess) Wh a of t e't (Breakfastfood) 4,• A good supply of Mill Feed and Chop always on hand Give our. Flour and Feed a Trial and pe convinced that it is all right. Roller and Plate Choppers i -n use to suit customers. fifi.FVEY BROS MTT,LERS Ibeartielautimonstxsamwesmaralkomheads The ' The remains wereitaken to the morgue, where they were 'si'ittn4nent ly identified hy St friend. The sympae thy of the rornItinnity is extended to thesrtrrowing relatives and. friends in this their sad affliction.