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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1904-3-3, Page 8EWART PERGENT. R ti '41tFU.L what a lot of furs.e have sold during the past ten days, twenty / y'y?CT u t O per cent. off our close p •ices As what as d,.. a it. days more fortire big suing of 2,) per eon; o:i any fur garment you buy iirt)m IH. * Te haws about moi) Mr to o Lis, men's s and women's. i21)`)tt , 3rt fur e tae. ell'in's. W411.1.11,'S and children's. ''Sonie very pretty ret' man c.t s i1:3 the lot," and quite a nice lot1 . of far ruffs and e:t ines. It will pay you to buy a fur coat for n'3Y ; ,,vistt r, We have a few very large sizes in men's furits which 4t) should be very interesting to lull sized men. Amon g the ladies' far co >,ts. we have several extra small sigt' s as well as a nice range of medium and large adzes,. Print Rernants we h -we just opened 500 mill ends of new prints -5 to 20 yards in each piece. Tbey are a nice cteau lot. All good staple patterns, new ,elesigee, perfect e.rlere. fi sure in end see them. You will save tummy on peinss t)ouyht treat tee Telescope Valises A new lee just in, well nes le, leather corners. 2 and three straps. Special vetoes, 45; 00e. 750. 95e and $1.10 N, -v m'a'rk Dress Goods **pebble voiles" extra, special values. nice 1r il;ht, finish, suitable for skirts, dresses or suits, rye and $1.0Q. eleen, y Biee thio. oh yes. they are good, pure' end crisp, with that rich, nutty flavor. Once used always wanted. Try a box. .l),) you w:uat a lovely new seem porcelean chime dinner set. We care showing a swell lot 97 and 108pieees to the set. Our best Rues are l) 85 and .$12 50 the set: °BOE TAKEN I it E DS 4111 STEWART Mr- O Kellerman, of Dasbwood, opoot Suud+ay with friends in Exeter Truth, Mr, Tilos. Tolanson, of Brnoefield, visited at, the home orMr. J. Hall, over*. Suucl;ty. Mrs. G. Mantis, of R msall, i$ vis- iting her moaner, Mrs, E. Jones, for a few days. Me. Chile. Luker e ho Lae been )aid op with anes kteee of apeeetite tis is recoverizrg, De, L. I,. ante Miss abel'Follick, of S Mires, spent Sunday under 1he.. is pe root. 11 , Peehtir Svbot,l Iitele•cior Toro. of 1 eioderkb, held our e cutlet 4 Li, pg vis- it Iter week, i1Tle ;aeoariz ad vet used for in theF lianas' u£ hist week, has been claim- e 1 e,y the rig ifol owuer, There was no Division/Court held trere on Wednesday as ,tnnoutteed,. Jodie) halt not being able to make connectins. l'laoPElaTY FOR SALE. --- Desirable property fn Exeter with suitable resi- dence enereun. Good investment, Apply to GrAparete& STANneity. Miss McAllen, late of Barrie, who comes 'highly recommended, hasac- cepted a ssitnatton with Mr. E. ,1. Spackman fol• the corning season. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DA -Y Take Laxative Broom Quinine Tablets AU druggists refund the money it it fails to cure, E. W. Grove's signature is on each box. 25e. The Grand Trunk eareings for Jan- uary, its is said, have de creased by $21,742. , Snow s -stones ere lergely responsible. Railways have r•casou to remember ,abet y Arid F tb'y 1001. At 4 recent rneeti+r; of the Official Board of the Lurknow Methodist Church a tiitanimoua invitation was extended to Rev.: r. Mitlycaard to eon - Untie the pasenrate for another year, • Rev. Mr. Ten Eyck, of Hamilton took tee services in ':frivite ;ateinoriai cthiut•clh on Stte,d,ay 10.14 OWleg to the absence of the rector, Rev. It. I. M. T'erkios, who heti been called to To - :onto. ,The annual eaatuiuretione for pro- bationers, cat di lar es am' local preach- ers of the London Oonterance i+ ill be held in the Methodist ctrurah,E,.*trolea, on Tuesday. t1"s+elneSlay and Thum. dray, April 131 20, 21. Friday, Martell IS. extensive o'earr tug suchen :ale of registered .le rt - bore "cattle, and well bred draught harees from one to five yeas old, on lot B, eon. 8. Usborne, 2i' miles south of Winthelseaa, Jos. MiThite, Auet. Win. Brock, Peourietor. Card of Thaaul s.--,3riss Smith and the other members of flee family de- sire to express their thanks to the Many friends and neighbors,whet rendered such kind aesietance, end for the many tokens of ayzneathyex- premed for them during' their reheat• iline s and death of their brother. Mr. 0. W. SMith. Also to•express their Appreciation of the services of Dr. TBr w ninee Frequent reports come tram* Vic- toria hospital, London, at dlie very favorable condition of Miss.itfsay9rira- strong, who mot with the very !un- fortunate accident. She rests well, andat all times is bright and cheer... r'nl, in spite of the knowiedtge that slrc has camnletely- lost a limb. Strong holies are now held ant tor her ul- re e recovery. . Tim Eaton is out again on the war- path. armed with an endless number of spring ratsaiolxues. Of coucse Tim- othy has the right to he an the war- path and likewise every right to he rrrmed with spring catalogues. People have no right whatever to patronize hint with their herd cash and thea rim thein faces withthe merchants at home.—Eganville Star Enterprise. DEA-rin oi' MEs. EDWARD. — The death occurred. in Yoint, Edward on Sunday Inst, at the .residence of her. daughter,\Irs. Miners. of Sarah North relict of the late Mr. Robert Howarn.. Mrs. Howerd with her husband was for marry years a resident of Exeter. After the death of her husband which occurred about fifteen years ago, the deceased had made her home with different members of the family and about five years ago went to Point Edward to live with her daughter. Mrs. Howard had reached the ripe age of 86 years and was always vigorous and healthy until •a f tut , e2, years ago when her sight became dimmed and her general health seemed to break down. . She was taken ill a short time ago with la grippe and passed peace - felly away on Sunday last. There. remains of a family of fourteen child- ren five sons and threedaughters. The funeral was to have taken place on Tuesday from the residence of her son, .James N. Howard, of this place but owing n to no train service i• since r e,e v n c .c Monday morning the remains were brought from London on sleighs on Wednesday accompanied by several members of the family and other; friends and interred in the Exeter: Union Burial; Ground the same after- noon. • ICE BLDCKADE.—The storms which re.av reardina matter ap earsla tbt s, ace each week. Farmers' usiness if3RA NC IES IN HURON COUNTY Exeter Creditpn Dashwocd Hensall. Zurich Clinton We give particular attention to to the business of farmers. "e cordially invite them to make aur branehs their BANKING HOME' The Sovereign . Bank of Canada OLA.i.)JXAN & STAN131.URY, Solicitors. F. B. KAR.N A'Innngor, Exeter, for Marriage Licenses, Wedding RIrIgB, Watches,. s C11 ck e9 Jewelry, Spectacles Etc CALL ON R HICKS Watch Repairing a Specialty, April fool's day will be a public holiday. WANTED.—Apprentiees.to learn the !. Wineitill;lc ry trade.—j. rade,A STr:WAItT. Mr. John Ford has been appointed caretaker of the Exeter cemetery. Mr. Samuel Thomas. of St. Marys, who has been ill of pneumonia, is con- valescing. Judge Holt will hold Division. Court at Crediton on Thursday and at Zur- ich on Friday. Miss Iva Box, deetgait er,af Mr. Al- bert Box, is seriously i11 el Sodonh,,af pleura eineumonla. D R ' E ' OF LONDON, • aurcoon, Ooulist, Specialist. Deseases, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. visits Exeter monthly. Glasses I Properly Pitted Nasal Catarrh and Derttness teated. Office COMM RCIAi_ HOTEL, Dates of visits, WEDN SD 1YS. Feb. s. March 2, March 30, %Ias i. a uno lune 24. Juiv 2t, Sept. 1.Oct. 4, .tVov. s, Nov. 3a. Landon ot11+1e 225 Queens Ave. TO ADVERTISERS. The copy for changes must: be left .. not later than Tuesday noon. Casual advestisements accepted up .to noon Wednesday of each week. tiRSDAY. MARCH 3rd, 1904 Mrs. A. and - Q. Bobierson Clarence ace spent a few days of last week with We, A. Hooper, of Clinton. We are sorry to learn that Mr.. John Pedlar of Sharon, is laid up with a sore leg the result of an accident. Albert Zettel. a farmer of the town- . ship of Hay has made an assignment for the benefit of his creditors Herbert Southcott has entered the employ of J. A. Stewart as an appren- tice to the Mercantile business. Seaforth has a new paper to be known as The News. 1r.. Appleford of Wallaeebrmrg is the proprietor. The woman who expects to travel Locals on her looks should hurry up if she expects to go far on the Grand Trunk Eggs are 23 cents per dozen in Ex- this season. • etsr. Mr. W. J. Heaman`received two car -loads of coal this week Read Popplestone & Gardiner's addand has p.P them kept busy distributing among on page 5• bis needy customers. Kirkton.Fail:Fair rwill be held on Mr. SateGrigg, ofLondon isespect- 'Octobe r 6th and7th 1,,, year. edt 0 occupy'the D7 o e h t distul it in M p .tori n unit ednesday I,t.-i. morning and evening, Mr. J. A, Stewart is in Toronto on Messrs. Handford& Elliott, have a business trip this week. purchased from Mr, Dew, of Huron - dale, a very fine teani' of horses .for which they paid the sum- of $350.00. We have been asked to supply a wiNTER,s number of 'copies of TRE Triuxs of o- November math 1903. . If any of our subscribers.h aqua copy they- "would confer a favor by leaving at this office Mr. B. S., Phi1llps, Ile:,sail was in Centralia on Sunday next, : Both Is no respector of persons, therefore prepare fo meet its coming byprovidingyourself b With one Of our Ii11 over6oats NEVER S®LOW `. HEVERSQ DQDD EV ER SOT. S YLiSH ' D.Hannon will occupy the pulpit of 'Wellin ton street ethod's g M r t church London, On Sunday next.' A special service will; be held in James street. church, Rey. R. D. Hamilton, of Lon- don will be the preacher. The follo following liquor license a hoards have been appointed.-`,,i'LTorth. Perth.— George, McLa an' ' tratford • ' r John Way, Stratford : Wm. Suhriing, Seb ringyille.. :South, Buron.-David G. Wilson, "Seaforth: ;Peeler Douglas, Blake' • John '4ladden. Crediton. The centenary' of the _ British. anti Foreign Bible S ocietY will be observ- ed ber -ed on Sunday next throughout the world, Services appropriate to` the' occasion will, be held .in the different churches here in the morning, .At 3.30 p. m, a mass -meeting of the Sunday i Schools will be held.'rthe a meas street church, Rev. R. D.,t amilton, of Lon- don, will give an address, A collec- tion will be taken up in behalf of the society. A profitable time is expected. CA Te17R.*A.. ATS Rearm the the Kind YouNave Always ought Signature 1!VIe ell a rat°ail r n of again swept over this locality on Mon- day last have been the worst of the season -so far as blocking up the rail road service is concerned, Oa Mon- day morning the south -bound train; and a snow plough were both' stuck, en -route from Wingha.m, the train from London being unable to, proceed farther thanExeter. The very fierce gale from the east on Monday follow- ed in the evening by a very " vivid elect i r cattarm accompanied s com • anted with hail and sleet succeeded in more com- pletely blocking all railway traffic on the London, Huron & Bruce as well as many other lines of railway. The rain and n sleet as it] fell, freezing 1 €re ' and g encasing the rails in a solid sheet of ice which until a thaw comes will be impossible to remove. We have had only one train n since b ends y morning. Many .persons have had to drive to Clinton; Wingha tri and London in or- der to snake some connection': to en- able them to reach their destinations.: The G. T. R. are looking after k a g ter the comfort`of through passengers who were detained here. With the milder Weatherand a d warm sunshine r anshine of Wed- nesday ed - nesdaY the trains will soon be able to make regular time again. THE TIMES is minus some of.its usual budget of news from the local correspondents. tib nal M A B C T -f• af•,:i gill- Last a Winter iood Going at Sale Prig The following1i.;t proves how little anything pertaining to winter is wanted around here. The customer knows all this and is figuring accordingly, Cape -ines Were $2.75 for 3150 Were 875 for 1,$8 Were 7.00 for 4.25 Ruffs Were $6,75 for 35.00 Were 5,00 for 3.75 were 1.50 for 1,10 S'th r•e 1.00 for 89 cta Caps Wet.' l.00 for $2.$9 Were 335 for 2.50 Were 3,00 for 1.99 Muffs Were,$5,00 for $3,60 Were 3.75 for 250 Were 3,50 for 2.05 Gauntlets Were 35,50 for $3,75 Were 6,00 for 425 Were 275 for 200 Jackets Were 845.00 for 884,50 Were 40.00 for 32,50 Men's Suits Were $10 00 for $8.75 Were $.50 for 0,99 . Were 7,50 for 5.90.. Men'sOvercoats Were $1400 for $8.50 Were 10.90 frig 7.50 Were 7 50 for 5.09 Boys' Overcoats Were 37,50 for 3550 Were 6.50 for 500 Were 7.50 for 3,09 Men's Pants Were 31.5 for 31','40 Were 1.60 for 1.25 Were 2.01) for 1 55 Boys' Reefers Were 32.00 for 31,8,5. ere 3 25 for 2.255 N ere 3,50 for 2.10 1 Calf Coal 1 Only Man's Bik Calf Coat was $23,50 for $22,50, SNELL & ROWE 1,4 to i) to W ON --.'--IS BEST--••••-EDISON LOM: Q For only 331 we can furnish You with Edison's Standard Talking Machine, Complete ;'' with a recording attachment sp and 12 Edison Records and 12 oi Blanks so that yon can record your own voice, No other Lf3 machine on earth will give you Wet privilege. e also have oa an Indestructible Record to that wont break. at the same price. Call on or write. WILLIS POWELL Victorni. Street, Exeter, Ont. EDISON—•-1S BEST-- EDISON The Herm) County Council have made a grant of $60) to the 33rd regi- ment to supplement the men's pay while perfortning the annual drill in camp. the grant not in any case to ex- ceed 25 cents per deer per than, FO K O MRS= Y lBARS AN OLD AND Warr Tttntur Rrautoy.-Mrs •Winalow'aSoothing Syrup has been need for over sixty years bymiltions of =therefor their children while teething. with perfect snore* It soothes the child, softens tiro gams, allays all pain cures wind collo. and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. 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 Mrss Winslows Soothing Syrup and stator no other kind. OF INTEREST IN THE HOIISEIIOLD.- The March Delineator contains much matter of interest and value in its household departments, One of the most'excellent features is an article by Eleanor M:uchant on Serving the Informal Sunday Night Supper and Impromptu Evening Refreshments efiectively illustrated. Refreshments for Receptions, illustrated, as well as the unique luncheon dishes a la Plan- chette, wilt appeal to all who enjoy dainty confections. Lent-ohserying housewives will find many suggestions to lessen their table difficulties at this season, including Novel Oyster. Reci- pee by Frances E. Peck, Special Lent- en Dishes by Alice Chittenden and Dainty Souffles by Margaret Hill. In addition there are numerous other seasonable recipes. and useful inforina- tion for many horse needs. VALUE OF ADVERTISING.—The Can- adian Grocer of a recent . date had a pointed article on the subject of ad- vertising, -vertising, and says 'truthfully : If a grocery dealer, for, example, who buys space, neglects to use it intelli- gently, 'brightly, persuasively, be can- not expect his advertising to be profit- able and, if be . honest he will lt blamei h maelf for the failure., Hewing an opportunity is.ope"thing ;<the right use' of any opportunity is,quite anoth- er firing. We have all known men to own horses, .which .stand idle in their stalls most of the time, or else wander abont'a big pasture field- They do no work; yet we do not say the horses are no good. +Ibis their owners whom we censure .: S6• •rt is with much advertising. Some advertisements stand' unchanged week afterweek using up space - which must be paid for ; and some ramble so that they fail to sell a, penny's worth. Such advertising is costly because it repre- sents waste. The dealer who adver- tises, or rather, who , thinks h P, is a - ,d yertising, by engaging spare in his slocal paper and then givingreither time nor attention: to a right use of this space might just as well cancel' the contract." Merchants in the smaller towns will do -1 to follow the lead of the large cities• and mak- ing the people aware that goods can be bought as cheaply'' as in the larger cities. It is said the mail order de- nartments in the large stores are suf- fering considerable shrinkage because of the better use the merch- ants country ' t m - ants are making of their advertising space in their local papers, To do business these days it, is necessary to advertise. WOMAN'S I STITnTs.—`%he reguliie monthly rneeli.ng of the Woman's Institute will meet at the home of .lintrs, 1', Wk,ods ou Frteley afternoon at ;l o'clock, uareh 4th. it is expect- ed that the New Library in conuee- with the Woman's Institute will be ready for distribution. Those wishing to join may become members and have the use of the+ library for lac. a year,—Miss M. WierrE, Pres. ; Mn,s A, ilesrmfes. Sec. Treas. Mrs George 1Ruston, hbfrid, reports a winter similar to the present one sixty-one years ago. IFtnter set in, on the 15th of November, 1812, lastin until the 6th. of April following, with a slight January thaw. This is known as the bard winter, There were three feet of snow on the level. March being the stormiest mouth of the winter...In those days farmers depended, very ,much on "browse" for their stock and owing to the severe weather a great many of the cattle died. Spring set in warn), with a, beautiful simmer fol- lowing. WEATHER FORECASTS. -- Rev. Irl Hick's seco rad storm m period will ex- press itself about the 5t1i, 6th. 7th. and 8th. This.. as well as all the per- iods in this month. is dominated by the March, or spring equinox. The Moon at last quarter and near extreme south delineation, will also be factors in disturbances at this time. The weather will be unsettled and bleak at the openingofthis period. The barometer will begin falling .and the temperature rising :in western parts by the 5th. and during the Oth to the 8th inclusive, more native disturban- ePs, with rain, wind and snow will take up their march eastward. Just such weather as calls for the most thoughtful and 'kindly consideration for one's self, and if not for _ himself, at least for his helpless and dependent beasts. W. C. T. U. NOTES "For right is right, since God is God, And right the day shall win, To doubt would be disloyalty, To falter would be sin." On Sunday, elnrch the thirteenth a mass meeting of the Sunday Schools of our town will be held in the Main street church,comtnencing at 3 o'clock. Efforts are being . put forth to make. the tern perance rally a success. CABLING BRO ItElyINAINITS UST after taking r sto - k c we have placed' all our 11.J. small ends out for a Remnant Sale, and if yea want a bargain in small ends of Silks, Satins, Dress Good% Flannelette, Duets, Linings, etc, You will find a god assortment; here. FrURS Inorder to clear out all our Fars we will sell the balance of our $t at a little over halt price. Bay a good Fur ata small price. Our best 310,00 Coat for • , ,,.36 00 00 Our best OQ Coat for , ..... , .. .. , ... , . , . TMs is a particular snap. ca#a-war Clothing To make room For our spring goods we will sell at these low prices $10 00 suit for ..•01,...11 *t•P ••• Or/. ...•$0 50 8 00 Suit for. .. . ... 500 7 00 Snit for . 4 25 5 OO Suit for. , . 4 25 300 Suit4or. , , „ 200 A good stock of Winter Bedding in Flanuelet;te Wool Blanke' s, Comforters, Counterpanes, Dace Gurta s Ete„ at greatly reduced prices. Wait to see our Spring Dress few. days., ARL$Nd tori Fnrniture & Undertakin Special Reductions in Fut'uiturt continuing through March. Bargains ains Sure coll" and see, WTell your Friends to call at Gilley Stock. et Direr Cp HUSTONr and Practicable Bmbatiner, Opera House Bleck ••44.440400♦44•••••oo444400 A Great you are Battle Fong; ems and ro N of ' wrths tan' - den t h e but t1e g s 1 e Right t w tb he snow bio ck de a Ros d; s Ta o Y lr acre► • • wra When you insist on having Harvey Bros.' Flour. Our STA`©© .AL1 FLOUR Is made from the choicest Ontario and Manitoba wheat. The quality of our Wheatlet Has been improved bySteri- lizing it. Give it a trial it is a "Food" not a "Fad." . Our facilities for handling the chop- ping trade are unsurpassed. The new Vissot grinder is giving great satis- faction. The next regurar meeting of the. W. C. T. will ill he held on Wednesday, March 16th at the Main street parson- union p`, age. Any lady wishing to join our. 7 1 l . Si E j union will: he made' weR08 welcome, indeed MILLERS we should he,pleased to enrol every woman in Exeter' as a white ribhoner. There are three voices calling to all to take part in this great work of emancipation. the voice otce o f the Bible, which is the voice of prohibition; th second is the voice of nature, and the third is the voice of desire. Just as England liberated her slaves, and . as the North compelled the South to lib- erate hers, so does Canada need to rise and free her slaves to drink. All over the world little knots of women .are banded together in. His name in an effort al righting h' tin 2,r !; g suss:' doing `. the insa.vory work from which others: stand aloof, and watch from afar; per- haps with amusement or good natured condescension, but: would consider it. work for which their hands, are to fair; dining the last five months eountin to be used. a from September, as we enro!ledlastyear a ti le which is 1 f e the best ®. • ' ., s tures shoe , in the 1 to attend ' Sun .Now stn 'nr Sunday Schools a ainst • de as admitted • the habit. A prominent physician has ®at any time. wxlte for catalogue. ip pre p panel's table of statistics showing e that the unhealthiest nations are those who are excessively addicted to t • Principal smoking cigarettes. e000000e40000 0so 0 #400 0••Oet00.00 seseace•e• efetesem • • rel► Large Attendance • CENTRA a uTR f1l' Ft}Ci ia, GhIT. ell To WE have enrolled as mtrny students • • m ten months " his tiers the h tale. The The Anti•eigarette. League of Lon- • ono neo le of vVestern Uiltario EP - • I don have • arra , n ed for ' Y p a s vElYtr V erre n : TL %IvTOW s • • W. J. ELLIOTT', `Si •• ••R9 This < •0 arithmetical • meticai problem which 91®•••etRO.41d a40 someone snakes the cigarette work out seems to be accurate, "I am not LL DyEs IIt? much of a mathe uratic an said. cigarette to hulit , the OUSE "but ca, g n add to •i, < man's X nervoust sou bis Ican , slibti- • act his from li sica 1 ever These Dyes p Ies will a Y canee Wo mul '01. gY ti 1YCotton his aches.and pains, I oar divide :bus Silk, Jute or Mixed Goods. in one bath mental powers, I take interest from =they are the;latest and most im rev his work, and discount his chances for ed Dye ill the world. Try a package. 1 success. All colors at C, Luiz, Exeter. stili on top with &large stock of lau4`i`ili- ing materials. Having placed oat orders for Thirty car loads of Lumber Lath and Shingles We will be in a better position Lbws ever to supply our many customeria with all they may require either froze shop or yards. Bee Keepers Supplies ready delivery. Plate your Orders for Tanks early. Estimates cheerfully given. I'r'Call in we like to see vent.". ROSS ESETEI'., 01\TTY. BROWNINOs. Satisfaction Guaranteed Complete assortment of no -to -date Spectacles Best Quality, Lowest Prices, also full supply School Books Note Books of s, &c. Drugs '13Ls _Medicines Ire_ and _ Chemical Toilet Articles Brushes, Combs and Perfumes,,. rowning Drug Store