HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1904-8-25, Page 8Getting ready for fi1t, New goods coming in every day,
pew 1)ross Goods, new Waisting, nqcv Wrapperettes, now
Rain Coat new Fano:elates, new Lace Curtains, new Tap,
estry- Curtaii)s. new Boots and Slioes, all ready for you.
Come alai see what we are doing.
"Here nre a few real goo l vIue pieked.a random fron
our big storli,"
'alio the peir far s black Cas1t-1, 80c the pa
r go
mer..t mak!, scene- noiette siants.....,,,ts, a
• less feet and double legt, These borders, soft (lawny
are extra
vile. . 1 'values—Want any,
2c jr jcr hig boys' -real la2avY 1.2 1-2 centS anti 14 cents fortwo
Long. Hose, Double foot, double. !jowl of English klannelsm:te.mx-
knee, and double leg,. The st
est and best wearing hose we
colored
Big
JUST TO BAN —
3 and 4 yards wide, Tie jargtes
in tile, scroll and floral designs. Al
Every yard sold under guarantee,
$015
ported 1)y ourselves direct frou
the makers. These iflatutelottes
ar..* guaranteed to ln absolutely
Last dyes, in fact they ituprov„)
With washing, See them.
• ' of' English Linoleunn„
we 1vv ver shown- They •come
ew cohrings and new• patterns.
0.ar special price .for 4 yards wile
r la -Crav
Cots Th' wfl's
the in'a
own-
beicest
est b1e4 and nay!, worsted
ready-to-wear Snits. ‘.‘e believe
hesa 1,0 be the best ready te1
wear mit- value in Western On
taro
Ahrens grain calf skin
heavy and medium fall w
ter gin& cauner e Made.
higher than the
is, n fineutly heater.
Did you say Mooney Biscui
everybody likes. We save you
(I) ;or
the kind
and don't ge
o\vnimport
'heat.
ish lainCoatn
Out water
d and .stiff„ Our
g • We guarante•:!
,S
ready-.13-AVe3r
-
yo*hs'.,
large. We can please the littl
elks
in value, style and quality;
Just drop in ond see us, boys,
boots for
Ever
To ask
*rUnary
Urine' us all your
Butter and Ens 'ear
tuten, boys and girls
y pan* tqvid under guarantee.
Yell to trY them, The prices
ready-matle hoots, but, t tot
Yes -we It
money on
re them. tit Y a
biscuits,
STEvar.A.
ttecappears la this space /eve weelel
SAVINGS BANK
DEPARTMENT
he kin
Mr„ Wilbert Martin xl,,,ited in Lon- e
aoa, over Sunday,
Miss Flora Repburn, of Centralia, ,
the uest of Miss O'er t rud
St‘eV.VO,
Mr. II ney and t he Misses itor-
ney left ou Tuesday for an extended,
v 11.1111 relatives at 'Brandon and
Miser points in the West,
Miss Ethel Farmer pleeettatay tin-
t ertained a large artypo Mo Atty. ,
'vetting, in boner of bee guests, who
are eieitine eith her t preaent.
The Metrepolitan bot:d premises
will be sad hy public auction on
tr urday next, to over xxnartgag,;..
Sale et2 p. re., Sea large bills,
Aratrag t hese who Arent th civic
holiday in London were ; —Miss .11,
Podds, Mrs. Tea, Mrs. Tom, Mr. and
Mrs. A. liostings, and ;qr. j. Wal -
Mr. Ambrose Smith, manager of
the Sovereign Bank, At Mark11:11n,
1 rruerV with the Sovereign Rank,
here called on fri.nds in town on
Tneday.
Mr, flowery, of Braatford .pee.
he forepart of this i7..•eek with his
rim& ?Nit% Grm-ge Eecrett. He left
Mott% eivrieeticnisg. for a visit with
fl*yGeorg.; Samwell left on Tu -
day tirtnnity on Itis v.nnual excur,
t to Montreal. Kingston and To -
ate. ile ellec::s to he :threat
a month.
:utter. Loudon, AVM be at the
IlotA •ter Friday,Aug.
Otlor Eye, Ear, Nos:, atni, Throat
On yt StNi
Lass-
ra Thos. Trivu,
Louis 1N;1 r1181.orrs, Dr. .:11a rshall, of St
, and chof St,
ild,
ouis, are !I:meets of Mr, and :NLIS,
.9,1111\ ;•11,
IcIY Ib.s fr011t nainithi $
putting green /met net ima
slices of Itorsoradish ro
the 1,,ick1e jars, which Ottani
be kept in a dry ceol, pine.
To relieve tired, FDIC ind perept
mg feet we have b stook Foot Elm,
Foot Ease, Foot Comfort, Else'in, etc
Eitler of whieit are teliablo 0,
Litz! Central Prue; &ore, Exeter,
10 (orna to
Caldera,
t Whereby yotti
do 1 to youreri:
Oil n
Porter jell P! Jews. GtO,
'3. A.
The inc '4 usta a«
Dating material •is Seen
raiment reports which show
during 1903, 'thane were prouce
4101:12,yorrito, 90490 barrels, valu'1 a
Mrs, Lockhart and children,
Kingston, who have spent n short
lime here with 1 viands left for St.
Marys on Saturday, where t1i7
spend t he remainder of then* holi.
dn:NY1,;. Rohl. Sanders has ret urnad.
trnn Grand Ik nd where lin has spent
mnter.„ liv htft on Tneaday for
a rip through Manitoba and the
arilt Wei, an ort his 'eturn will
iisit New Ontario.
You Should Have
VOW' Savings Accot
AT THE
Th Sovereign Bank of Canada
Opens an account in our
a 00 SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
RARNISIRS' 'RUSIN ess
We give particular attention to the business of farmers
drovers, graziers and give them the best terms. We cordial ly
invite them to make any of our Branches their BANKIN G
HOMES. We are always glad to explain and make all tran s,
actions clear to our patrons.
Brarlehea in Hurbia County at
Exeter Creditor) Dashwood Herman Zurich Clinton
GLADINIAN STANBURY,
solicitors.
For Marriage Licenses,
F, B. JAR
ziatutzer, Exetar, Dram%
iCaMommagyregemoommararreraramamosmomeow.wooe,..
Weddltig Rings,
Watcheo. Clocks'
Jewelry,
Spectexclets Etc
OALT4 OX
R HICKS
Watch Repairing a Specialty.
DR. OVENS OF LONDON,
aargeon, Ooalist,
Specialist], Deseasos,
'Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
visits Exeter monthly.
Glasses Properly Fitted
Nasal Catarrh and Deafness treated. Office
COMMERCIAL HOTEL. Dates of visits.,
WEDNESDAYS, Jelly 27, Sept. 7, Oct. 5,
Nov. 2, No'.'. ea London office 225 elueens Ave.
R.E.
1
KARD
General Selling Agent for
Lands
Any persons, farmers or others,
who contemplate purchasing lands
in Manitoba or the North-west Ter-
ritories will find it to their ad-
vantage Ib call on me, as I have
recently been appointed general sel-
ling agent for all C. P. R, and N.
W. Land Co's lands. Prices range
front $3.50 per acre and upwards.
Persons who settle on C. P. R.
lands within one year after pur-
chase have ten years in which to
pay for teach lands.
For further particulars apply to
R. E. PICKARD, Exeter.
Or at the "UIMES" office:
rawaaarateameramt,-aartateametaaaaateeee,..,...ma
TO ADVERTISERS.
he copy for changes must be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestisements accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 25th, 1904.
•LO
• CALS •
Read Pop one & Gardiners ad.
on page 5.
Miss Cora Cann spent civic ltolidaY
in London.
Miss Lillian Rowe is ill with an at-
tack of Typhoid fever.
Miss Alice Howard is ruiticating
at Grand Bend,
Several cases of scarlet fever are
reported in Exeter North.
See ad. in this issue of sale ot
Metropolitan hotel.
We make a specialty of wateh and
clock repairing. D. Hastleib.
Mrs, E. A. Pollack spent peat of
last week and this at Grand Bend.
See :denouncement to those who
wish to save in Sovereign Bank ad.
last page.
Mrs. 3. E. Tom. of Godericla, spent,
a few days of t his woak here with
her parents.
Miss Lilla Johns has returned
halite from a etertsant month spent
at Grand Bend.,
Mrs. W. Johns and son, Frank,
and little Miss Amy, are visiting fri-
ends in London.
—Miss Minnie Taylor, of Toronto,
is ovisitingre Z-1 e .Tolrn
Taylor, xte
By. F. E. Malott ,will occupy the
pulpit of the James -at church on
Sunday evening next.
Miss F. Cudraore and Miss leLPet-
rey spent the past week with Miss C.
Cudmore, Ruron street.
Mrs. Jcihn Mellott, sr., has been
suffering from an attack of blood -
poisoning, the past week.
Miss Aloah Walsh, of Orono, and
Miss Lina liodgins, of Strathroy, are
guests at Mr. and Mrs. Cobbledick's.
Miss Ida Dinsrlale, of Kippen re-
turned home on Monday last after
spending a %reek visiting friends in
rown.
Miss Vera liawkshaw and Miss El-
la Tleywood spent the first few days
of this week at the inillirtery open-
ings in London.
Miss Olive Hooper, of Victoria Dos-
oital, London, is spending a couple of
weeks' vacation at the honae of her
aunt, Mrs. W. G. 13issett.
Ivliss Razel Browning has re-
turned from a month's vacation very
pleasantly spent with friends at
Port Hui on a n d London.
A game of football was played be-
tween the Hensel" and Exeter teams
on the evening of civic holiday, re-
sulting in a score 01 1-1.
Mrs. J. Millar and Miss ,Tillie.
Balkwill have returned horn Grand,
feetad Where they have bemi holidayMg for the past two weeks.
tr. and Mrs, Martian ,of Londo
tint visiting their sop, Mr. W J. 11
in and family. On Tneadday th
en enjoyed a pleasant day at Gra
Rend, taking, in the sights at
Joseph, cn thtir return home.
*.l!,liss Livingstone'milliner vi
Snell & Itowe spent Saturday •
town, leaving again the same even -
hilt for Toronto, where she will visit
the several openings and glean the
test ideas in the millinery art.
Mrs. ;Tunica Moore, Exeter North
mho had an o peration performed at
St. joseples Ito,pital, London, soma
i Nartos.)ti.eneyks aagloox,ri,s exaeveitnegd homepas 81)4
s
hrough 1 be o peva( ion very suecesq-
fully.
Miss Ethel Sweet left on Mon-
day to spend a couple of weeks at
the Toronto millinery openings af-
ter which she goes to Aurora, where
she has Leen engaged for the season
with Mr. Whimster, as milliner.
Mrs E. Elliott, who, expects to
leave with her daughter Miss Olive,
Elliott, for Toronto, where ibe lat-
ter will take a Conservatory course
of tnusic, offers her vary fine resi-
dence on Main street for sale. See
ad. in another column.
Rev. C. W. Brown, oe
who is holidaying at Grand tend
called on friends here on Monday
morning on his return from • Mit-
chell, having been celled home to at-
tend the funeral of a member of his
ohurch at that place.
Mrs. R. Elliott and family, o
Norwich, who have spent a yea
•pleasant month at Grand Bend, are
this week visiting at the home-
stead with the Misses Carling; They
will leave for their home the latter
part of the week. •
Mr. and Mrs. Aquilla Snell, of
Winnipeg, who have spent the past
two weeks here left this week for
Toronto, atter which they will visit
friends in Chicago, also taking in
the sights at the World's Fair, St.
Louis, before returning to their
home in the Western Metropolis,
arise Roxie Eacrett, of Brantford,
after a few days pleasant visit with
her sister, Mrs. Turnbull, at Farqu-
har, spent Sunday and 'Monday in
town with her aunt, Mrs. Geo. Eac-
retie leaving on• Monday evening for
Bayfield, where she will spend the
remainder of her holidays.
•
Miss Core Powell and Mr. 'Ed.
Powell visited friends in 'Woodstock
(baring the latter part of last week.
They amide the journey in Mr. Pow -
ell's automobiel, and report a pleas-
ant trip. :Mr, Powell says that no
where do the roods for easy travell-
ing coulee-1re with those in tias dis-
district.
FOR OVEESIXTY lEARS
AN OLD AND WELL-TRTIBID REMEDY. --111Z8
WinslowisSoothing Syrup has been used for
over sixty years byP minions or mothers for their
children while teething, with porfectattocees
lt soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, cures wind colic. and is the best remedy
for Diarrhom. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold
by druggiets in every part of the world. 25
cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Bo
sure and take Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrup and ask for no other kind.
The demand for Vanerhoof's ccle-
ted remedies iS rapidly increas-
ng.' .,ty consist of :al -lento -411e
Cure, Opatim, Surpositories, Vigor
of Life, Compound Antiseptic
4 , 4 UGUST 25th 1904.
T SAL
s Suits
Regular price $14,00. selling price $11.98,
Regular price 12.00 Selling price 9.89.
Regular price 10.00 sellmg price 7.90.
Regular price 8.00 selling price 6.60
Regular price 7.00 selling price 5 25
oyW Suits
Re,f,rular price $7 00 Sellmg. prieP, $5 48
itegular prit.e U.5O iiUing p,ice 4.90.
. Regular price ti..50 selling price 4.69
Iloq,ular price 4.50 selling price 8,75.
R0gudar price 4,00 selling. price 3,25.
Regular prieo 3,50 selling price 2.75.
Odd PantS
egular priee $4 00 for $3.25.
1-;c,4ular price 3 50'4eiling price 2.75,
grew price 2.50 selling for 8 1.0iy
Ite;ralar price 2,00 selling for I.69
Regular price 1.05 selling for
IST.14-3
IR.OWIT.I.
Bawder, Tonic and Vitalizer, stom-
ach Tablets, Catarrh Cure, Read -
ache Cure, to.—C„ Lutz, Central
Drug Stole, agent, Exeter,
An order has been issued by the
Urand Trunk to the etteci that
t.n.1 after Sept,etuttor lith a charge
wo cents per hundred pounds
ler week, or portion thoreof, will be
made against all freight remaining
in G. T. R. sheds after two hours,
alNicOcNilvet lbo.sni.vdedtlaryrseinntnimwubr levlistalrghce
for any one consignment five cents.
tiring front Business. —Farmer
. having dispoed of their 1/1A1 -
will continue to wind up all
mess at the old stood until Oct -
All casescasks and empties not
rued after that date will•
tart-4Ni ts cash. AU outstanding -
tints to be settled "by cash or
A good residence to be sold
all modern conveniences, or
gent for land property,
CASTOR IA
ror Infants and Children,
The Mod You Have Always Bough
Rears the
Signature ef
vnt manner in 111c1j you 'have dis-
charged your duties. And now we
as you to accept this *hair. not
for its value imt as a slight lumen-
* o of the days when you were with
Us. WO wish You success In We
at any work you are engaged in. and
Imre that God inay bless and keep
IYOU health and strength.
Miss Torn was also kindly r
onembered by the Vkining n'orkers
Ilk at Trivitt 1)1emorill church being:
presented with a beaut iful set of
silver fea-spoons. Rev. Lj.
Perkins. Mide the ,presentation
behalf ot her associates,
Usors of coal in this town atoll
teighborhood are not going to take
chances of not being able to get
necessary fuel, besides a, little
pare for next winter's burning.
Two winters ago i. was a strike„ last
winter blockades; and the less())
learned from the trials of trying
to get even a meagre supp13, during 1
these seasons spoken of has stinnt"
toted summer delivery of roll.
Order Your Coal Now., -1:p ;roes!
he price of hogs and down goes the I
Price of coal, Raving bought a fea
oars of hard coal at a price on the
dollar, 1 am prepared to fill all
orders while it lasts tit $0.25 per
on. First come, first served. Place
our order at gage for as soon as
this allpply is done YOU Will Ium to
pay more money. Orders tett at the
office at A. Q. Robier will be
romptly attended to. -11, Parsons,
Lumber Measure. —To find ib
quantity of lumber in a logmulti
ply the diaxn.eter in inches at the i
small end bY one half the diameter*
t hen multiply i 10 number Ibus
Lound by the length or the log and
divide by 12. For instance— a log 1.
80 inches at the small end and 14 fee
Iong-30 multiplied by 15 equals 450
thire multiplied by 14 equals 0300
when (lidded by 12, this gives 525, the
approximate number of feet lumbet
measure in the log.
he
TTimes has a supply a book.'
giving a treatise of the horse and ids
diseases, vvhieh we are giving away
to all now and paid up subseriberss.
The book contains an index of *dis-
eases, giving a description of each,
with causes, synaptoms and tree l-
atent , also a large collect ion of
excellent receipts, which are very
valuable. The Times from now to
january lst, 1905 for 25c, to new
subsetribers only. Clubbing rates
on application.
High School Noths.---Parents and
guardians intending to enter
tudent.s for either the commercial
or full English course will collect. a
LAWN BOWLING
That howling has taken a strou
hold in Exeter was shown on civic
holiday when, the bee/alien!, green
of the Exeter LaWnt Bowling Club
was the centre ,of attraction for a
large number of visitors. A series
et games had been arranged for the
indidaY between rinks chosen from
petal players and with a keert,green
and enthusiastic bowlers a splendid
day's sport was witnessed. The W-
I lowing Is the result a the games.;
W. J. "Leaman, W. M. Mat eltferd,
1.7. 0. Stanbury/ C. IL Snell,
/ 13, S. O'Neil, W. C. Ruston.
,john Muir N. j). iturelon,
skip 19 skip 10. •-
w,3. ifeamart, ^isr. E. Lovett.
J. G. St;„.m,bury, R. S. Lang,
I 13, S. O'Neti, Dr, Rollins
f John Muir, W, Gladnunit.
skip 33. ship 15.
11
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favor by registering at once willt
the secretary, Mr. 'John Grigg, as
the board are anxious to know with-
out delay the number of desks avail-
able for outside applicants. Par-
ties having rooms for one or more
upils will confer a favor by leav-
i a their names with the secrefary
o chairman with amount of ttc-
mmodation available.
Lett for the •Northweist .---detr. Wee
Trevethick and Isom Fred,' left last
week for Maniteobn, With a car load
Of household nd o' her effeces, tad
on Wednesday moaning they ware.,
re11eKeI1 leYktrei Trerethiele Veld 'the;
remaining Members of the family.
They will take up their residence at
efelfort, Saskatchewan; where , their
two .sons, Zarb ,tho. Chas. are com-
fortably located. We are sorry to
lose ,such good citizene as Mr. Tre-
vethick and family from aniongst us
but beSeeak for thein muah pleasure
and prosperity in their home, We
only express thebest wishes or (hob,
many friends • here.
W. H. Leavelt, W. M. Liatch.:or
It. S. Lang, 0. 13, Snell.
W. C. Ruston, Rev. F. Malotti
W. a'. lleaman, a. G. Stanbury,
skip 17, skip 14.
3. G. Stanbury R. Davis,
W. C. Rtston, P. W. Gladman,
John Muir, N. D. Hurdon,
W. X, Heaman Rev. le. lefalott,
t skip 7. skip O.
An Exeter Boy Married
arnard —Davidson Nuptials at
illancelona, Mich.
1 From the Mancelona Herald, o
i.A.ugust 1311t we re -publish the fol
lowing.
, The wedding of Miss Donna Le
Bnrnarrl, da ugh t Or 'of Mr. and afrs
; LeneY E. Barnard, and Mr. A.
• Davideon, all of this place,
1day afternoon, Iras in every respect
' a "home wedding" for The event
; took place at Um new home of their
! own on east State street, in which
;they will start married life. 31a
; house has Leen very kincleomelY nad
testily furnished. It was plannell to 09.4110..44+44:O4.04.4.4).04,4400
, have ilie event and subsequent fes-
tivities out doors. The' porch on
Fall Term Opens Sept. 6tli
the (end side was beautifully decor-
lated and a wedding boll, tOmposed
of ferns and sweet peas was
suspended overhead. The floor w as
ca,rpelecl ith rugs, etc.
rhe ceremony took 'place at 3.30
lack
9.044.**.O4t,0•0•4«......4.•••
01
rsets
Commencing
SATURDAY AUGUST 27th
For one Iffeels, Only
75c Black Corsets for
3
n,
es
g cleared out a whole line from
im
aa rer we will sell the whole 10 doz.
For 49 cents a pair
e ARLIN 0
S.
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urniture and
Undertaking
uring the summer months we will give
5 per cent off for all cash' sales,
Ww Cr HUSTON
Director and Practicable Embalmer. Opera Rouse Bleck
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SeGoild 1)0 NO116
STfiR FLOUR
Customers say:
"1 want nothing better
than the last lot,"
IT "Give me the same as be-
fore."
III "We never had better
bread than we are get-
ting now.'
When in need of flour for
making bread call at the mill
for "Star."
Our Princess makes excel-
lent pastry.
Mill feed always on hand.
yestela
HARVEY BROS.
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KindlY Reniembere I'S. 11 Of .11
VI d daughter, Miss Mary 110111, who
have long been ..residents 01 Exaer
lett on Tuesday for the. Norihwesl
where they expect to reside, taking
up thole residence at Carnduff, Assn.
Prior to leaving the employ of Me.
W. IT. Taman, bliss liorn was made
the recipient of a very handsome
chair by her fellow -employes. The,
following is the address la -
To Miss Mary Horn from Mr, W. W.
Taman 'and mnployees.
Dear .Mary, --We your. • fellow
workers in the shop, levee lea rned
with deep regret of your intended
departure from among us. We de-
sire 10 hare f3XPICS oUr sorrOw ,:
being deprived of your SerViCCS ,as
well as to tender you the hcarl-fciL
gmatilule f 0 1. he faJhfgi nhei
The bride marehed from the parlor,
out and around to the side porch,
where beneath the wedding bell
she net the bridegroom, and with
the inipresslye ring ceremony they
wee: e ntu led
The bridal couple were tinattended.
TJic bride was gowned in cream silk
After the cereniony end congratu-
lations; refreshments were served on
the lawn, which was appropri a tely
clocora ted and prepared for the
event. ,-,••••••• ; ""
Tile bride and groom Were most
generously remembered by their
friends, and am many handsorite ancl
valuable presents received were dis-
played in the upstairs, room,
which was decorated a 1 h ferns and
nasturtimns.
The happy young •couple eire two
of ollr most astimable young people.
The bride is a Charming and accom-
plished young lady; the groom is
a prosperous and energeticyoung
business mon, ansi both have a -host
oil frleintS ivho wdlI joir1 P1 uxteneling
heartiest congratulattilons.
lelie and Mrs., DavfdsOn ,gone
on a :bridal; trip 1:0' Maga:rte '
Lorido,ne TOT on i and E'lc.et r,
Ort c1aoffd expect to 1-6(',1,f-r_n
t he first, eyeek Seotembeed
M)GENTRAL
619:6dirild1
STRATFORD, ONT.
It pays to get a business educa
• tion and it pays to get it in our atet
ogebteetlt Our attendance this ,Z,,"
yea e Ines been the largest in the •
history of this college. We have t
placed more ancients in positi.ons
this year than in any preV1OUS
To
the Fran
Again
01
With a constounlOnt of short leaf
Georgia Pine. It makes the
most beautiful interior finish of
any lumber on the market today.
Lumber Lath
and Shingics
We 4tre in a better position than
ever to supply onr many customer;
with all they may require either from
shop or yards.
Bee geepers Supplia iI
delivery'.
Place your Orders for Tanks early.
Estimates cheerfully given.
Aweall in we like to see YOU."ft
452
ROSS 84 TAYLOR
EXETER, ONT.
Get After the
Bugs
For the Best and Cheapest
Old
Paris Green
Hellabore
131140 Stone &c &c
year. Made
*
• • Nat, j, ELLIOTT, President. Z., (
D. A. McLACElLAN, Principal 4
Write to the College for a magnificent:
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