Exeter Times, 1907-03-28, Page 84'+++++++++++++++++++++
STEWART'S
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MEW8PRINGGOOD8
Nearly all in and ready for your inspection.
We are showing some exclusive styles in Dress
Guocl�, Suitiugs and Waistings.
35cThe yard for a lovely new Grey Shadow Check. Swell for
Skirts, Suits or Dresses.
50c The yard fora lovely lot of New they Tweeds. Good
clean stock and real serviceable.
65cFor a beautiful range of the very newest Shadow Stripe
Suitings, these are copied from the latest New York
Ideas and are certainly going to make a hit.
65c
85 1.00 1.25
For Black Panama Goode, Right in Style, Right in Qua-
lity and Right in Value.
For a Beautiful Lot of Black and White Check
and Double Dog Tooth Check Dress Goode.
These are very Special Values.
Dressier Silks
We are showing the eholet lot of new Dresden
Silk Waist Ends that wit a ever had. White and
Cream Grounds with verf I tty Floral and Shadow
Designs in Green, Pink,Blue and Mauve.
Ask to See Them, They Are
Beauties.
House Furnishings thapeetzi our Stros,ng LnnoeeumCars-
Draperies and Wall Papers.:
Special Values in new Wall Papers
Borders same price per roll as papers
5, 10, 121.2
15 20 25 The Roll for very rich Gilt Paper in new Floral
and Combination Stripe Effects.
Do you want a new Linoleumn or Carpet. Our stock is large
and values will please you 90 1uys choice 4 -yard wide Eng-
lish Linoleum. • It's a Snap.
Remember we are sole selling KING STIFF HAT
agents in Exeter :or the Famous
The Hat that leads the world. The new shapes are very catchy.
Come in, have a look at the new ONES.
FOR TEN DAYS ONLY
Granulated Sugar $4.35 per 100.
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Our Reduction Sale
Is on and in order to reduce our stock before
t Stock Taking we are offering greater Bargains
in Furniture for the next 3o days than ever
were known in Exeter before. Every article
in our large stock of furniture reduced to al-
most cost during this sale.
Call and be Convinced before making your pur-
chase elsewhere.
ROWE 8c ATKINSON
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The Largest Home Furnishers in the County.
tar Undertaking in all its Branches.
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BRIGHTEN UP TIME
VARNISH STAINS
Ladies are
Delighted
with
-CAMPBELL'S
VARNISH STAIN
foe r• -.lasts/ sad /tslshta l
Furniture, Wood-
work and Floors
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE & STOVE ST ' E
MIIDETO DER
lreseing well is an
whr' has his clothing
has found the key to
gement the we make f
aur of indit)idssstitl so mu
by the fashi•.nable man.
of comfort ewe and elegem
our garments. You are en
a ting the best possible . value
"•7:-.,,o*Money. We have 100 new Sul
k. down in pules.
and the man
to measure
*AL Each
you has that
sought after
You are sure
if you wear
, of get -
or your
s way
W. W. TAMAN, Tailor
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T tH E EXETER 'F L M ti S. MARCH 28th 1907
Market report. -The tallow ing is l
the report of Exeter markets. cor-
rected up to March tt8th.. 1007.
Wheat. 79 cents a bushel.
Oats, as to 37 cents per bushel.
Peps. 75 Dents a bushel.
Marley. 44 to 48 coats per, bushel.
Shorts. $22 per ton.
Flour. $2.111 par cwt.
Bran, $20 a too.
Hay. *10, and $11 a ton.
Feed Flour, $1.25 per cwt.
Beans. $1.30 per bushel.
Clover seed. $8 to $10 per bushel.
Butter. 22:. per pound.
Potatoes. 75c. to 90c. per bag.
Dried Apples. 6c. per pound.
Eggs, 16c. a dozed.
Hogs, dressed, $8.50 to $8.90 a cwt.
Hogs, livesveight, $$6.75 per cwt.
Coal, $7 a ton.
Lange onions, 60e a bushel.
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LOCALS •t
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Good Friday to -morrow. •
The schools close to -day for the
holidays.
Miss May Snell is visiting friends
in Ingersoll.
Rev. David Ramsay, of Ottawa, is
•visiting relatives in town.
Mr. F.arl Ilr,owning spent a. few
days last week visiting in Clinton.
Mr. .1. G. Staubury was called to
Bayfield, on Saturday on legal busi-
ness.
It. N. Taylor attended the Grand
Lodge of the A. O. U W. at Toronto
last week.
Miss Hazel Browning is ilrome
from the Whitby College for the
holidays.
Mr. Melville Howey expects 10
leave next weak for a trip through
the Northwest.
Mr. and Mrs. John Muir. of Lon-
don, spent a few days here under
the parental roof.
Miss F.dn'a Dow twill spend the
holidays with Miss Estella Speck.
man at Toronto.
The several churches will have
special preachipg and tnuaic for next
Sunday's *services.
Mrs. Collins. Miss Bonthron and
Misr* Katie Collins visited relatives
in Ilensall last Sunday.
The next thing on the program,
till be the organization of the baso
ball and bowling .clubs. •
Mr. Thos. Andrew. of Gorrie, :tt•
tended the funeral of his sister. Mrs.
Delbridge, on Monday.
Mrs. P. Gardiner. of Blyth, at-
tended the funeral of her aunt, the
late Mrs. Richard $Delbridge.
Mr. Frank Weekes, who returned
from Cobalt a few 'days ago. left
Monday for Listowel where het will
stay for for a short term.
The Huron Indians shoot will take
place to -morrow, Good Friday. It is
expected that n large s cnumbar of
Ontario's crack shots Evill bo pres-
ent.
The final assembly of the season
of the St. Anthony $oeial Club was
held in the Opera House on Iiriday
evening last. Over 200 persons at-
tended.
s The old building on the market
site is being torn down hy 'her. $:'•
H. Fish the owner. Mr. Fish 'will
use the timbers in the construction
of. a house on the property.
The Exeter Canning & Preserving
Company has purchased -the hotel
property at the station from John
Mitchell and will use both the house
and barn for storage purposes.
Some lads who were practising
shooting one day last week acciden-
tally fired a bullet through a plate
glass window in the residence of Mr.
11. Spackman on William Street.
Mr. J. L. Scott has moved into the
house on William Street lately va-
cated by Mr. Marchabd. and ;htr.
Gordon Manns has moved into the
home on Ann Street. formerly occu•
pied by Mr. t3cott.
Messrs. Bowe & Atkinson. the
largest furniture and undertaking
firm -in Western Ontario Iasi week
purohased from the Molson's Bank
the building and property et ;the
corner of Main and Huron streets.
The Exeter Carling club members
..sere unable to finish tbo tourna-
ment comtatenecd a couple of weeks
ago. on account of the "No Ice" sign
being hung out nt the rink. The
matches will be .held over until next
winter, when it will be decided as to
the winner of the medal.
Mr. S. M. Sanders is making ex-
tensive alterations in 'the old pack-
ing house, preparing it for .Hnndford
& Welsl►'m sales stables. The lower
floor is being taken out end the top
floor lowered. The basement will be
concreted and when finished will
make one of the hest males stables in
Ontario.
Mr. Thomas Cameron intends
holding sales in Exeter the first
Friday of every month. and it •will
be necessary for parties wishing to
have stock entered at these sales to
leave a list of them et the Time.'
offise or with Mr. Cameron etFar-
quhar during the first two week,*
of the month mo that they can be
properly advertised.
Mr. W. M.:Martin. 11. A., of .Ite'
gins .ai4lst-isat.litlgdey with his par-
ents Rev. end Mrs. itiltt+'tijt. Mr. and
Mrs. Martitt were snrnmSArd from
Kegi account of the ;Daum
subsequent death of Mrs. Mata
in's mother, iMrs. Thompson, of
Mitchell. Mrs. Martin will remain
in Mitchell for *tome weeks before
returning to Regina.
People want a varnish Stain that
will stain and varnish furniture and
woodwork without covering up or
obscuring the grain of the wood.
in the days of these Pigment var-
nish stains which are in reality var-
nish paints, it is worth ' to re-
member that ,Camel• .• '..trnish
Stains give a beautits.. Dolor anis
varnish effect without obscuring
the handsome grain of natural wood.
Sold by W. J. Herrman, Exeter Ont.
ERNFST ELLIOT
Conveyancer Accounts Collects
MONEY to loan at loud rates.
irorth west las& fee eak.
t peter
NEW ARRIVALS IN----�
WALL PAPERS
LINOLEIIMS
LACE CURTAINS
CURTAIN MUSLINS
mmenemeeell
Pretty Wall Paper at 50.
Beautiful papers at 10, 15 and 720 cents
All Borders gold by roll same price as paper.
BIG VALUES IN LACE CURTAINS
All 3% yards long
Pig Valles at $1, 1.26, =1e60
6 new patterns in Linoleums.
New designs in Floral patterns.
New designs in Block patterns
q yards wide NAIRN'S MAKE
at $1.95 a yard
Cartaie Malin: with large or small dot, 36 inches wide also 3
different patterns in floral designs all one price r Sc. yd.
SNELL.: 6k ROWE
Mr. Cook. of the Mansion visited
London last Saturday.
Just received a nice nHaartwent of
Perfumes for Easter. llowcy's Drug
Store- `
Mr. and Mrs. John Muir and face.
Ily. of London, visited Mr. John
Muir last week.
Dispensing a specialty at Colo's
Drug Store. Let us •fill your spring
Tonic prescriptions.
Among the ladies the mushroom
hat will be in vogue. But for the
men the same old Derby.
We'still have a nice assortment of
Easter postcards. Call and see them
at Ilowey's Drug Store. •
Miss Charteris, of Seaforth and
Mrs. Cheasney of
!Herman o
the
guests of Mrs. GeorgeMcLeodover
Sunday.
For that tired spring feeling get
a bottle of ilowcy's loompoundSyr-
up
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Tonic
liypbosphites. Best Spring
known
Miss C. Sweet, who has been vis-
iting in London for a month re-
turned home Saturday, accompanied
by her niece Mies Glanville.
David Cobblcdiek, of .Ailsa Craig
has purchased tho stock of L. 'Mc•
Taggart at the Hay Post Office and
took eharge on Monday last.
The teachers and students of the
Exeter High School gave an "At
Home" to the parents and friends
in the school 1111 last evening.
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Formalin or Formaldehyde the
only reliable preventative for smut
on grain. For sale at llowey'a Drug
Store with full directions for use.
Harry Jackson, who was work-
ing in London during the past win- '
ter has returned to Exeter and twill I
remain during the Rummer months.
Joseph Phillipa, ex -president of
the York County Lontt Company
was last Saturday sentenced to five ;
years in Kingston for fraud in con-
nection with the wrecking of the
company. a.
The marriage of Miss Lottie Moss,
of Edmonton, daughter of Mr. John
Ross, formerly of Exeter, to Dr.
James MacLean. took place on Wed-
nesday March 20th. The Times ex-
tends congratulations. •
Remember the parlor social under
the auspices of the Caren Church
Ladies Aid Society, an Friday even-
ing at 8.o'clock est the mansel A
good programme will be given and
refreshments served. Admission 15c.
Rev. S. L. (foil, of Hensel), repress
entative of the i)istrict Executive
et tate Epworth League, addressed
the League of the lames Street
Methodist church on Tuesday evert-
ing. Mr. Toll's address novas inter-
esting and full of instruction.
The following will be the program
of music to be given at the Presby-
terian Easter services text Sunday
morning :-0111 Zion That Jlringeth
Good Tidings,' by Cleland 11. McAfee
"The Shout of Victory:" by Mrs. E.
L. Ashford, "An *Fester Alleluia," by
Mrs. E. L. .Ashford, with baritone
solo, L. C. 'Fleming, soprano solo, by
Anna E. Martin. At the evening
services the following will be tint
program of the music: -"Christ im
Risen" by Mrs. E. L. Ashford, with
trio of female voices and soprano
solo. by Anna th;. Martin. "Our Sav-
iour Lives" by O. M. Schoebel.
The many friends of Mr. Ben G.
Case, of Thersalotr, a former remittent
of London Road. North will be sorry
to learn of the mistortune %%hieh Re -
fell him Saturday night March 9th,
when his house nud contents were
totally destroyed by fire. The fol-
lowing is taken .from the. Algona
Advocate in reference to the mat-
ter. r
About eleven o'clock on Saturday
last the fire alarm was mounded.
when It was known that Mr. 11. 4).
.Case's residence on Water Street was
fire. The fire brigade quickly re-
s d to the call, but their most
etre our; efforts were unable .to
save thbuilding which wan of freme
and wnbut on instant in being
wholly e wrapped in flamm ffhe
origin of ' fire in not known, but
when disco ercd it had mark much
headway th t some of the family
had hard w rk to make their escape.
Mrs. Came eceised some painful
burns abet' the Isends and face and
had her ha badly singed. The tire
was indee • an unfortunate one. or*
it left thfamily almost destitute of
elothin and almost the entire
housed furnishings were dcatroy-
ed ides upwards of $100 in cash.
moat unfortunate pert of ell
m that there in not one dollar of fill►
surance on either building or con•
tents. and thee@ eannot be replaced
for leas than $2.000.00.
THE OLD RELIABLE
WE
do not hide our face to deceive the public, neither
do we (nark our goods so you can't tell the price.
All goods harked in plain figures. All stock the
best the market affords. All prices reasonable at the OLD
RELIABLE.
OUR SPRING STOCK ti
Is all right and up-to•date. Prints, Ducks and Ging-
hams, Plain and Fancy Muslins, Point de Sprit in white and
black. Black and white kid belts 25c each. Embroidered
wash Belts white, 15, 20 and 25c. Embroidered wash turn-
over collars, fancy collars 50 and 25c.
A very choice line of silks suitable for full suits or waists.
Easter rcr!J
The Kind Tee Like
1Olay
We have obtained some of
the latest and newest com-
binations made by the fore-
most manufacturers with the
result that the best and most
lasting odors can be obtained
here at prices from
See our fine display of Wall
Paper. 5c per roll up to 25c.
Nothing shoddy about us. Everything we do and say is
above board.
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406. to $1.00 f1N OURGE `
Drosera, Fougera, Dactylis,
Easter Lily, Carnation Pink,
June Clover, and Egyptian
Lotus are only a few leaders
together with all the old
favorites.
If you get it at
Cole's it's good
Make Your Choice at
6016'S MO Stor6
FARM LABOURERS AND DOM-
ESTIOS.
I have been appointed by the Dom-
inion Government to plane Immix
grants from the United Kingdom in
positions a3 farm labourers and dom-
estic servants in this vicinity. Any
person requiring *molt help should
ratify me by letter statin; tally the
kind of help required, when wanted
and wages offered. The numbers
arrivins .may not bo eutfieient to
supply all requests but every effort
will be made to provide ea:h applis
cant with the help required.
DONALD Ma3NNIS
Canadian Government Employment
Agent, • Exeter, Out.
GRAND TRUNK SY'SE 1'
EASTER HOLiDAY RATES
'LOWEST ONEWAY FARE FOIL
HOU NO TltIl'
Between all ttationn in Canada;
also to Detroit, fort Huron, Suap.
Bridge, Buffalo and Niagara Falls,
N. Y.
GOOD GOING
March 281h, 29th. '30th, Met and
April 1st.
11ETI1HNiNG
Until Tuesday, April 2nd.
For full information as to rates
and routes, call on
J..1. KNIGHT. Depot Ticket Ageot
J. D. McDONALD.
District Passenger Agent. 7 pronto
House Dc6ortor
Plumber (Ilot and Cok1 wafer)
Sign Writing and Graining
CARLINC BROS.
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With 11. Dinney last year. Esti-
mates furnished on application.
A Trial Solicited.
ARTHUR D. DAVIS
Exeter, Ontario
Residence. corner lanes and An•
drew Street.
THE TIMES AND WRBKLY
GLOBS AND CANADA FAR-
MER, $1.35,
The offer of of the Exeter Times and
the Toronto Weekly (lobe and Can•
ads Farmer for $1.1tS is extended to
June 1. Over 15') of our snhscrih..rw
have taken advantage of this liberal
offer and we are anxiotts to increase
the number to 130 before the first of
June. Any one who is now taking
the Times can get the ;Globe by pay.
lag as 86 cents.
The Sovereign
anK of Canada
Head Office, Toronto.
RANDOLPH MACDONALD, President
A. A. ALLAN, Vice:President D. M. STEWART, General Manager
Capital Subscribed $3,998,000
Capital folly paid 3,998;000
Reserve Fund 1,255,300
Assets over 25,000,000
General Banking Savings Department
Interest credited quarterly.
CRROITOY, DASNWOOD, ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETER.
JOSEPH SNELL Manager. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors
Su1tb16 forohturo of fihl GrfflIc$
Spring is Coming. Now is
the time to make your sel-
ection.
Remember this is the place
to get a nice job of upholst-
ering done.
Jas. Beverley
Furniture Dealer.
Undertaker.
NO -
-TIME
like the present to make our
acquaintance.
We are showing an excel-
lent assortment of exclusive
fabrics, that are well worth
your attention.
Our clothes are cut "right"
and tailored "right" and our
prices will fit your purse. as
well as our clothes fit you.
�. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor
Why You Should Use
BL,eNDF,D FLOUR
Spring 'wheat flour and hinter
wheat flour each possess separate
and distinct food virtu.',*. In
.STIR FLOUR
t1G PGR_ FLOUR
You get the finest spring and twin•
ter wheat flour blended in proper
proportions. Bread, rolls, biscuita,
cakes and pastries made .of "STAR
FLOUR" are iH-rfect foods unequal-
ed in purity deliciousness and health
giving properties.
Can you eontittently use other
than Star Flour?
Manufactured by
Corn!
-AT-
Exeter and Centralia
Warehouses
Will exchange for other grafi
if desired.
Richard Seldon
Exeter, Centralia
and Clandeboye ' •
6IcarIo Sala of
OroGcrQ StoGk.
We still have some Good Bar-
gains to give our Customers.
22 lbs. of granulated Sugar for $1.
24 lb.. of Yellow Sugar for $l.
Currant •. .1 lbs. for 25c.
Seeded Raisins at ;t for 25e.
'fea, 25c. black for 20e.
Tea 40c. black for .30c.
Yeast Cakes. 2 beret for 5c.
Lamp Glasses, generally mold at 70
now 4c• also a few large Dates at So,
Baking Metiers, Forest City 20e.
per Realer ; Crown 15c, Lion ISe. per
aa it.
.3 boxes of matches for 10c.
Soap, 0 bars of any kind fq, 25t�'
Brooms, fits: •30c brooms for $1.0(
Datnraal 10 lb. for ... 25e.
I Canned Tomatoes .., 100.
Canned Peal 10e, or three for 25e.
831111011. Maple Leaf 15c, Moss Rose
13c. or 2 for 25c.
Shoe Polish 8 cents leer box.
All spices reduced to lOc ter 1b.
We alto have .a stock of Reptiles
Garden Seeds, reg. Fold at 5c, now
2 for 5c.
All aceonnt' must he nettled by the
1st of April
HARVEY SON BROS. Sdo
MEXETER i'= I. HARDY