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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1904-8-11, Page 8Something Very Special in T We have on our counters for quick sale, ewely.e" very choice Dinner Sets,all bought at a special price. Do you want one. $12.50 $12.50 Lovely pot cel- eats cbina Dinner Sat, WS pieces- evtnite body edge shaded with green flour', sprigs regular value Swell poreele aaR i Dinner Set, 10S pieces. white lie•' icy, pink shaded edge and floral tracings. g 01 d stippled regular value $16 tl(l, pretty x Very Fria semi Semi IDairecleaan Dinner Set, 1OS pieces, pure Mae body, pink rose 9 ) decorations, a ora,t on , Ia I,! stippled, a, beauty porceleax; china Dinner Set, 10S laieres, taiaik scroll deeot scat s gold. 1\,iI)iDi.u', splend- F Id ;la•arg;aito u. $8.2 Oooire printed.; In)rcele.1u Dinner' Solt, 97 pieces,blue floral d u is i t; n, $8.25 y pretty Dinner Set, 97 pieces, green flor- al eesiga, goad bard. foody, a mail money saver, 9.00 Full 97 piece pa",reetea , P,nnea 1 iSet, gold tracing 4.e'.tcoci 'tl tA'aI de coraaktiom, ,a sell all get. $9.00 :lr piece ponce - le a;a. Dinner Set, - greet) floral de- sign.gold stippled' a good one. Do you buy your groceries from us? The people who do ve money. Our grocery stock is we believe. the lest in ti xvtl. Every article sold on its OW11 merit>. Your money. ac'k if you are not perfectly satisfied, Flair, aka it, 3;3r1ru ° us alI your Sutter and Eggs eed'an$ tuattt4 le this cog I TOO S hien eel Notice is hereby giv elf that a div°i- lend. a one and one .lua.rter per cele for the quarter ending 30th, July, being at the rate of per cent,. um, on the eapita.l stork of this 'ed, and that the same will be payable Branches on and after day 0 f August next qday, the Th ei Transfer books have been closed since 1st a cvltII remain so until 1 nth lust,, both days inclusive, l ( f the Board. The Sovereign Bank A n f Canada ea eh County n watt Rum a➢ I•Iaux (ot R ty at Exeterd Cre i ttans i)� Da votad lionsall a I Z.0 rleh Ctlzuto Cl,el DMA N ,six STAMMal', tem t. and or der P. E. EARN lkletteger, E eter, Drench arria a Licenses, SSS r Weckling IRtriss, Watches, Clocks Jewelry, Spectacles etc CALL ON R HICKS Watch Repairing a Specialty. DR a OVEN Siar)K oa, Outlsti ypea£alist, Deseases, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat vis£ts Exe. eto r monthly. Glasses Properly Fitted y' Nasal. Catarrh and Deafness treated. Office COIy£M CAL HOTEL. Dates. of visits, W�EQNt,DAYS, July e7, Sept. 7, Oct. 5. Dior. 2, Nov. 3). Loudon °face 225 Queens ,Ave. RE. General Selling Agent for O. P. R. Lands' d Any persons, farmers or .others, who contemplate purchasing lands in Manitoba or the North-west Ter- ritories will find it to their ad- vantage to call on me, as 1 have recently been appointed general sel- ling agent for all C. P. R. and C. N. Land CO's lands. Prices range from $3.50 per ace : and upwards. Persons who settle 9n C. P. R lands within one year after pu chase have ten years in which t pay for such lands. For further particulars apply, R. E. 6R E PICKARDi Exit Or at the "TIMES" office.. TO ADVERTISERS. he copy for changes must be left not later thanf T'uesda noon. Casual advestisements accepted up to noon Wednesday of each week. , THICTRSDA.l', AUGUST llth, „'1904 ♦Oi006�t400t'v:60e0100SOO+bA+♦A00 ♦. 6 LOCALS 6• O ♦9949040 t4004900 Ciyic Holiday Thnrsda Au ust. 18th. Y, t; We make a specialty of watch and clock repairing. D. Hartleib. F. W. Gladman was at Godericli on Friday on legal business.' Harry <Sanders and C. Menem xire camping a.,x the Bend. . 1? g Mrs. Woods was the guest of _ r and Mrs. Trick, Clinton, last we Mr. Moore, of Snell & Bowe. w spent his vacation at the Bend 'k a atwork g back o cin... zCa 0 al 1„pialesttane &. paxdiners;d, t a 4± o, li Miss May Wood is vieiting friends London. Hiss Pearl Rollins has returned oto at. trip 'to Duluth. 1VTiss .Dolphins, Essery is. visiting It eir uncle, Mr. W. C. Ruston. School re -opens ht tate rural dis- tricts on Monday next, Aug. 15th: 1rs. Sohn Snell, Misses Vera Snell and May Snell spent lost week ut Grand Bend, Wingham L. 0. L., No. 791 will run the annual cseur'sion to Sarnia and Detroit, Augm t 27th. See bills and locals. Anyone desirous of purchasing a fine farm would do well to consult Dr. D A. Anderson. See ad in another column. mn, 'Airs. Collins and Mrs. '� s i s . Stanbury each c entertained their friends on evenings during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald S amuel leave on Friday for i ]lidayat Thessalou where they will enjoy a time in fishing, etc Property- for Sale. Desirable property in Exeter, with suitable residence thereon. Good investment Apply to Gladman ee Stanbury. To relieve tired, sore and perspir- ing feet we have in stock Foot Elm, Foot Ease, Foot Comfort, Easo'm, etc Either of which are reliable C. Lutz, Central Drug Store, Exeter. Misr Amy Johns Vocal Graduate, of ALMA COLLEGE, and holding 3rd year certificate from TORdN- TO UNIVERSITY, in piano, will ac- cept pupils in piano, vocal and har- mony, beginning Sept lst. Dr. 13utler, London, will be at the tral Hotel, Exeter, on Thursday, A.u. ust 18th and Friday, August 26th for Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat consultation, it tion. a es tested and glass- eso Y supplied. The Times and the Family Heral and Weekly Star will be sent to •a _ address in Canada or the United States till Dec. 31., 1904 for 75c. To take advantage of this offer you must subscribe at once. Mr. S. A. Poplestone left Monday for Toronto, as representative of Exe- ter lodge, No. 7, at the annual meet- ing of the Grand Lodge 1. 0. 0. F. Mr. Pdplestone is a candidate for Grand Warden. Messrs, Gladman & Stanbury, so- licitors for Mr. John .Bartner in his claim for damages against the county of Huron' for the loss of his horse by the breaking of a bridge on the LakeRo, i d have succeeded s d in securing a settlement, Mr. f3ar. t ner receives $275. The demandfor V aner. hao s cc e'> orated remedies is rapidly increas- ing. ncreas- n . i' a 1'lt colistof l Ili e y n umatic Cure, °,patine' Suppositories, , Vigor' of Life, Com ound Antiseptics Powder, Tonic and Vitalizer, stow -Y aoh Tablets, Catarrh Cure, Head-, ache Cure, err,: -C. Lutz, CentraIx Drug Store, agent, Exeter. EI E, ;: I,UGU` T 11 th 904. See notice to shareholders in Sov-' ex ei ;n bank ad , last page. I. ! �'�F �'�"'� tl s 1+`lassie 1B;all, .>f h.4lneatle}', is r ��e 'Qua - 1! ePM et ir! (5 !4 1 1 T ® !� A 1VEi) siting Miss Olive Prior. Airs. T. Prior is visitian.. friends Mrse Samuel lyisl;er, et klanne aloha,. Mioh., is visiting her parent, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. hearing. Miss Cora INxcl'iiet soca, eehool lea- cher at Comber/her:', it ;,*'offer va- cation at her hoard la're. tt, 0go4•I. er returned to ley home in Toronto, on 'Monday, after Visiting relatives in town. Mrs. Dago, ot NOW York, ;. fa.' - net' resident of Exeter, is the gazeet is the gti art atf elrs, B. V. Elliott. •axx Mr.Trials, l Snell, of Snell Rowe with has family are etre-tiding itis weak at Crawl Bend £'ark. ?kir. Thos. Handford returned] lio:ue ei?. Alenal xy, from Manitoba slrs. llcixt<tfo,'d will still maize longer visit. to '•. xRaal,l- iai n Cl1FPIOTSli.5 Dinah ll.ton left Monday take a course of in4trnCtianin one xz Il.. Loadox holesale c{ry houses; elles Nettie Moor:, et I7.00,400a, :wee..who has peen renewing sac ;uaintencee here r'd born*- en Tuesday raCtrxxini;. The electric light closed A".gatwn fo r S•sturd',ty evert:ng Iasi, o wing to bolt becoming loos- engine. oos,engin.. Rev. 11, J. lkl. Perkinsto :Perkins Itztto returned fro •ks' vacation. Mr. Pori alral leis outs pulpit ran $1.25 Waists for 75 cents. g C�%Mo ! 5 6.r O WAISTS FOR $1.25 Ladies' $i.2s NIGHT GOWNS for service few Lou /xY4ntil,a 1°rail Han hauts. at larn Da'tt ftxr alt ',ortliwest a few ot°ecict .r4rkoark of Iaoreex for tarn, lavas ha'Ceta•Cd t4 iPo=i' at Regina. la1 r, 1("ter Smith. sats of Mr. klrs. Sattxalt•1 Smith, has secured )ositk'n, hi the boot and shoe alc ut of the T. Easton Co., Ftora n kt e 'vert' favored 'tach a call from A. %". Etlis, of the llycndng :gn:'r- lari5r, '1 i esalay. A z'. Ellis speaks very lawitty of our villaage, est+rcr lly the Substantial business ktlta©.s aan,l beautiful residences. Miss Jessie :►rinser. 10.11 li visiting friends bcr0 wee s, legit Ateiday zuorni London, 'Bare shewill tato a Iola in Clark & 'Woods'. wbol linery. prior to resi raring rtoait Qn r+k: Clifford Mr. C. E. Locke. of 7llrool;.lituc', zss., Wit() :spent :t, few clays of lastasea'IT with Lis brother-in-law,, Mr. W. T. Acheson. lett on: Thursday a vening for his horny accompauizd kliss A. Oke, who grill Visit ulth Mrs. Locke, for ai row 1' .�•r� :*r+„at. 1�'ee circ sending out a number Of ;accaktatts this week to diose =•izt •nrreara for tile Times, and " tn;alt be ple,aaed it those evho tet 1 t .a l u Will nal. an ttr v , iv rcni a ntltaacrr :'Mise Cora :Pickard, who has • been with Stevenson Brothers & I3ak.'r for the past three years leaves on Thursday last for Winnipeg, where site has accepted a position with the George B.& Co., , wholesale salo the George E. Ellis .l: Co.,wholesale jewelers, -London Advertiser. Retiring from Business.--T;azrxuer Bros. having disposed .or their bus, ness will continue to wind up al brininess et the old stand WWI Oct 1st, All eage%, casks and empties not returned after that date will be charged as rash. All outstandin accounts to be settled by .cash o note. A good residence to be so •rith all modern conveniences, or changed for, land proport3rai,. Wldlc a young man named Iloti- gert,' employed by Peter Moir, of the 4111 concession of Usborne, was endeavoring to oil a windmill while it was in ,notion lad the ynisforinnc toget his ,r l i, right t arm .a caught lar 'n the gi gearing at the machine. . The liga- ments a - nen th dtt" tl , elbow were badly torn necessitating, medical uttt:ndance.1)r .1. W. Browning was called and tlae. injured member of the patient ie progressing favorably. The Times Has a supply of books giving a treatise of the horse and bis diseases, 'trliicli wo are giving away to all new and paid up subscriberss. The book contains an index: of dis- eases, giving a description of each,. with causes, symptoms and treat- ment, also a large collection of excellent .receipts; which are very valuable. The Times from now to January 1st, 1905 for 25c, to new subsctribers only. Clubbing rates on ,application. is It t n.. .a mistake to tliink that all the responsibility for making a mu- nicipality prosperous rests upon the five or more men who are elected fr.iu year to year and are called h•' council. if every man who owns perty in a municipality, or who interested in the place where he rns his livelihood would do some - ling towards the town's advance - pent, much more would result than 'can be 'accorriplisthed by any given five of the ratepayers who may choose to _'take the lead. Everybody should help, and:suggestiq.1ts on the line of 'advancements are always in order. The certificates of. successful can. didatee at the district certificate exeminat.ion, and the ,narks of un- successful candidctcs were mailed at Toronto, Friday, to the high g school principals or public inspec- tors concerned. Appeals accom- panied by a: fee of $2 must be in the hands of the deputy minister not later than August 15th. Axl aft- nouncement will be made later, of the date of issue of the results of the .results of: the matriculation and leaving examinations. These how- ever may not be expected till near the end Gf August. The department states that there are not an'no- usual number whose failure will be due the French paper in junior leav- ing, and it is not. likely that any change will be made in marking : it. The paper is regarded as fair, it severe , test of the candidate.'' n •z s koo,viedge of the language. WAITS FOR X1.15 $1.50 WAISTS FOR 1.00 White Weary Sale 75c CORSET COVERS TQC �►c�; cts 87 cts $1.25 UNDER- SKIRTS NSKI . for 92 CtS 75c drawers fae 5: c57.; New Fall Dress Goods and Fancy Waistings We have just received our new Dress Goods and Waist- ing and are selling them every day. Colne and pick out your New Dress or Waist and have it made up before the busyseason, We have all the fashionable goods in the lead- inc.,olors, blac �, blue, green, and brown. B%flGK DRESS GOODS BROADCLOTHS VENETIANS VICUANAS CO!`lI E D1+ SOI,E CANVAS CLOTH HOP SACKING GRENITES I�IT s"S 1 Wcs t3Imnsons, is lzo for 1110 It tst ,t°a ars has been etultloycd 1a Mussell, left for lair 14o%RRe, ,tt R:t'Icy*„ wlterG he wll arutc env ax days prior to leaving o� Far InfantsdChldten. Kind You Pave Always Bought gh t _ tree Northwest. ,x, y a Muriel Anderson. the 1 iitic daughter es lar. E. A, Anderson. had the misfortune t o fill down 1 downs stairs the other flay, two Of tier teeth 'Penetrating 'floc U. The injuries received were not ver, serious, however. Mr. s.al•. Gardiner. :Alin Ni:ttscOar- diner arid ;Miss M. Strang bane re - tame d from a pleasant trop in. Manitoba and 1.140 Northwest. Mr. Gardiner ars one of a syndio*te who purchased ten Fcctions of landin S;r:skatoolt, ;another . dvaDrce in the ho Market. A. Q. Bobier has ad varaced the rice of Haas to Don't fore t his shipping da a<s every Monday at Exeter and entralia, When Messrs. 1. 11. 1lish(tt, lair.. iekey and Ed. Foe ell were near - n l; Grand Bend last Sunday, the h!xt fe.1 4erink, appaxatus of their :intorno- refused autotoRcluscd to work 3a R iatori r causing the machine to run ;into six foot glitch. the occupants wert' thrown about ten lett but escaped injury. The automobile was slight ty damaged, and a farmer assisted in taking ft to Grand Bend, while the gentlemen in question, walked. r The voters' lists for the various unieipalities hava been printed. It important that all names or par- t" entitled to vote should be on 1 list. Especially it is important recent arrivals and young amen are not assessed as rzcepaycrs wild snake sure that their names -..pi)ear on the list, otherwi'e they ill bedeprived i of their laarliamcn- tary franchise. Look over the town voters' list as it is now issued and copies ran be procured from the town Clerk and see if your name is 11rdperly entered. LACROSSE On Thursday last a team pick, k from the Exeter eampt}rs at Grand Bendplayed as gante of lacrosse with. theStratford a T. ti:z t a ,.i M.tr m The C A. .cone was fast and exciting and at het(f time the score stood 1 to (1 ' 'rn favor of*the Y. M. Cr A. The last twenty minutes offered the Y. M. C. A. a chance to score another goal and the score war 2 to .,,1 in their favor, when the referee called time Several of the Y. M. C. A. were given time on account of their in- clination to play rough, The Exe- tt:.rites; played a clean game. The features of the game were the de- fence work of Mr. Herb Ford and the .backward throwing of Mr. Frank Weekes, of Exeter, Mr. James Grieve refereed the game `. to the satisfaction of all. BOWLING Two .rinks of the :Exeter bowlers went to Codcrich, Tuesday morning to attend the bowling 'tournament held there Tuesday and Wednesday, The two rinks wei`c 'composed of Messrs. Stanbury, lleamari, O'Neil and Muir, skip, and Bletchford, Hus- ton, Snell and Hurdon, skip. The bowlers returned from God- erich yesterday morning, having played their games Tuesday. Both rinks were defeated for the trophy, association and consolation prizes. All hough defeated they made a ia.eorablo showing. This being the first tournament the Exeter rinks have been entered in, the players were somewhatrattlec, and the. fact that they had for opponents' for the .first games, the best teams in the county, our boys are satisfied with 11'10 creditable showing ;made. In the first round each team se- cured 6 . 16., points to 1 h.e1 r' opponents 22. '1'he ,grbztx reaper: tr.'txtlt latart taken tber oaf Eseaer',, old ancr ra. is in the person tai e o • ,r�`ea>tttn'z s S t xaazxt, who Ao died at .s 1 ate dyon street, Saturday fast. in bb 77th year. lilt. Sitewart was born in the county of Fermanagh. Ireland. 1857, He emigrated to Canada in 1850, and settled In Milford, P. E. L. where bo lived four ar .fav;• years, if; theca located at ,Maanv art, and alter re- maining there for a t••hort time, ease to E4.etc'r, he lived until his death. Mr. Stewart t+'as a tailor by trade it iciness kept him from his oceu- laation for a number of years. Be iRad bean an orangexnan for a8 warts, a member utb x ol` the Episcopal ahurttln, and a staunch Conservative. IIe leaves a wife and three Witham, grand-- ,i. t:ltildreu, liam, at - Detroit, Atex. and Edward, of London, , to mourn his loss. Tho funeral was held Monday in- terment cat .1.c'raugaart's cemetery. of Exeter, A New Industry.. GALL[) WANTS EXETER 0 LOAN" 11L11. $5,000 von FIVE. TEARS. A meeting of the rate lay ers was hold in the Town Ball, August 3rd, o discuss the advisability of loan- ing A. 11. Gauld, of Cleveland, $5,000 to carry on a factory for the manu- facture of tacks, which he is desir- ous of locating here. There were about forty ty 1t c4en" including Zhe reeve anseveral r•t aver[ c inl s ou ail cr.. Mr. Gauld in presenting his side of the case Mated that the plant he wished to locate here, is one which the rose �ii at present i ,I, xm.. is n Cleveland. d 3. R I .tn . He claimed that it was purchased 'ten years ago a t a cost of $13,000, and was operated only two years,. when the trust secured a lease or it, and closed it up for eight years. Mr. Gould told the committee that he could secure; the plant for $8,000, and if brought to Exeter, he would want the village to loan him $5,000 for .five years without in- terest, the amount to be used for the purchase of a boiler and engine and for expenses incurred in work- ing up n. trade and operating ex- penses. Be ii to give the village a mortgage 011 ilhe plant and is to pay $1,200 of the amount borrowed, in two years or allow the mortgage to 'be foreclosed. Mr. Gauld claims 'there' are only five or six tack factories in Can- ada; and that he has a market for the greater portion of las output. Speeches were made by several of those present, and it was the con census of opinion that the amount should be Loaned, providing, of course, that the plant is in a good condition, en& worth the amount claimed. After a lengthy discussion it was decided that the council hold a meeting` and appoint a committee to investigate 't:he matter fully, the committee to reporito the council, axed it the report be favorable, the council to pass 0 by-law authorizing loan to be voted u ion 1 by the rate- payers. The council met friday night and appointed a committee consisting of Reeve W, G. Bissett, 1', W. Madman. Hugh Spackman, -'1'., 13. Carling and John Taylor, to investigate the merits, of tlac above proposition The committee met Saturday even- ing and ven-ing>and 'took"ste1 hs in the matter, the result of which litcl} they will advise the ratepayers as soonis they have fin- ished fi -ished their labors. FOROVERSISTY 1E.ARS AN 00D AND 'WELL -TRIED REdIEDY,-Mfrs Winslow's soothing Syrup has been used for over sixtyyears bymillions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain. cares wind colic. 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 :inealculable. Ile sure and , take . Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrupand ask foe Ito otter kind. Mr. Aquilla Snell and. wife of Winnipeg a:rri.ved here Wednesday for a short visit with Mr. ' Snell's parents. 6OLORED DRESS GOODS VICUANAS E'EN ETIANS BROADCLOTHS HOP SACKING CANVAS CLOTH GRENITES CHEVIOTS MIXIiD TWEEDS FANCY TWEEDS New Waisting French Twill with silk polkadots in cream, black, blue, green and red. French 1elaines with fano.: colored stripes all colors. Fancy Cashmeres with fancy silk embfoidered a..,, stripes, blue, reel, green and bla,ek. Striped Lustres, ba white and blues. Read30113M Wear ks Our new fall Ready-to-wear Skirts will be stele in au other week, Don't forget to see them, they are beauties, good goods, mice trimming, and stylish make-up, The prices. are loco. Ladies' Rails Coats $47,75 tip A iR N B R 080 Furniture and Undertakin During the summer months we will give 5 per cent, off for all cask sales, O. HUSTON eral Director and Practicable Embalmer. Opera House Block 04♦Ih♦44+1a�P��a�►•A!hi��1►�M�M+4�+/�1► i S66011a 60 N011 STIIR FLOUR Customers say�r J .1"I want nothing better than, the last lot." same "Give the V$ meas be- fore." fore." 111 "We never had better bread than we are get - b ting now," When in need of flour for r o 0 making bread call at the mill for "Star." Our Princessmakes exc el- lentastr . P Y feed .. s Mill ed alway on hand. HARVEY BR.OS . 000900000s�♦99990♦00♦900♦ e690♦909009*eo9900090e*09` O 6 Fail Term opens Sept. 6th CENTRAL L STRATrQRD. ONT. p It pays to get •a business educa- m tion and it pays to get itin our school. Our attendance this • year has been the largest in the e *history of this college. 'We have B ® placed more students in positions 6 this year than in ` any . previous* OO year. oa OV. J. ELLIOTT, President. ® • D. A. McLACHLAN, Principal _♦ p Write to the College for a magnificent 9 • Catalogue. s o ,0000906@000000♦409♦O®99009° REflL HOLD These Dyes will ' dye Wool, Cot Y ton, Silk,Jute or Mixed Goods in one bath -thy are the latest and most improv- ed m rov- e Dye in the world. ed Try a irackage. All colors at C. Lurz, Exeter. Please, examine the date on your label and if not correct kindly >let us know and we will make the alter- ation To the Front Again With a consignment of short leaf Georgia i Plne It makes the g most beautiful interior finish of any lumber on the tnarket today. Lumber Lath and Shingles We are in a better position than ever to supply our many customer.: with all they may require either from shop or yards. Bee Keepers Supplies ready delivery. Place your Orders for Tanks early. Estimates cheerfully given. lacCali in we like to seseeT ou,. 11 ROSS & TAYLOR EXETER, ONT. Get After the Bugs B For the Best and Cheapest Paris Green Iiellabore glue Stone &c &c., --Try- Browningg's. I�rStore u , Old Made Eyes d b; Di111• Eyes Made 'Bright I c nbring g back to your epee weak- ened with strain, a clear vision, the natural ease and comfort of twetrta . - years ago. And why not ? , I make specialty of sight testing, and use the latest appliances for this important a work. Satisfaction guaranteed. r a adua to ooff COpticanadsia.n College I r , nin �rug Store ;a: