Exeter Times, 1907-04-25, Page 8i lei X E L 6 K '1. 1 M Ire APRIL 25th 1907
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STEWART'S
NOW THAT YOU SPRING READY? IS HERE, ARE
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Before
Deciding
On that new hat
ask to see the
"King" lino some-
thing which we
call Style.
Do it now.
We are showing a range of men's and revs' Ready-to-wear
(1. thing; that is certainly a credit to any town. Come in till we
i„tl melee you to our new clothing department. We will show
mu values and styles that you roust admit are very very hard
to heat. Our motto is not how cheap, but how good. Remem-
ber after all, quality is what counts.
14.00 Neils Worsted Sit is
in Grey and Brown
mixtures. Very swell
and right down to
date in cut. These
are as good as any
than needs to wear.
12.50 Men's Worsted Suits
in fancy stripe and
ever check effects.
Lovely new designs
and very dressy.
For men's short
0.00 spring Overcoat in
fancy overstripe wor-
sted. A useful gar-
ment for spring and
fall.
8.50
Men's grey covert
combination spring
Overcoat and Rain coat
combined -two in one -
This is a great Coat bar-
gain. See then..
1000 Men's tweed worsted
• suits in new check
and shadow stripe ef-
fects. Every suit a
bargain.
For a big range of
1.50 men's tweed Suite, in
fancy over checks and
small neat mixtures.
well trimmed and per-
fect fitting.
15.00
For the finest spring
Overcoat we have
ever sold, in black and
grey cheviot, faced
with silk and tailored
the very latest.
Boys' Suits rAange in
tweeds and worsteds. A11
sizes at prices that we know
will save you good mon-
ey.
SUGAR: "
OW ABOUT SUGAR? We have just
got in a full car of Redpaths extra
standard -don't take chances on any
other. We have tried them all, and we have concluded to pin
our faith on Redpaths-We can save you money on your sugar.
but you better get your orders in soon as prices are on the jump.
We are Headquarters for Linoleums
J. A.. ST E3W ART
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DIAMOND HALL
DIAMONDS
WATCHES
JEWELERY
CUT GLASS
CHINA
SILVERWARE
Repairing a Specialty.
Call and Inspect Our Stock.
fl. Mdr6bdH.
JEWELER
Market Report. -The following to
the report of Exeter markets, cor-
rected up to April 25th., 1907.
Wheat. 70 cents a burse!.
Oats 35 to 06 cents per bushel.
PeasShorts, $22 per ton. play of Suits. Raincoats, date, Neckwear. Dress Shirts, Gloves, Plain
Yeas 72 to 75c. a bushel.
Barley, 44 to 48 vests per bushel.Buy your spring outfit at this store. We have never shown a better die -
and Fancy Hosiery. We can dress you from bead to foot in up-to-date styles
at little coot. We cordially invite you to Inspect our new spring stuck.
....12.00
10.00
8.00
8.00
8.50
.45
.25
1.00
.38
2.00
3.50
4.00
3.50
GENTLEMEN
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Flour, $2.10 per cwt.
Bran. $20 a ion.
Hay $10 to $11.
Feed Flour. $1.25 per cwt.
Hams. $1.30 per bushel.
Clover seed, $8 to $10 per bushel.
Butter, 22:. per pound.
Potatoes. 75c. to 90c. per bag.
Dried App1"s, Gc. per pound.
Eggs 15c. per dozen.
Hogs. dressed $8.25 $8.50.
Bogs. live.wcight, $6.15.
Coll. $i a ton.
Onions Large, 120 cents a bushel.
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LOCALS
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S. Fitton. issuer of marriage 11- Special
(senses. also complete line of need•
ding rings always on hand.
JERSF.Y COW FOIL SALE. -Apply
R. E. Pickard. Exeter.
Mitis Jennie Qnance is quite ill.
Mr. J. .N. Howard last a valuable
colt, last Friday.
The total neseesment of the town
of Clinton is ee758,98G.
The sprinkling cart was out Mon-
day for the first time this year.
Mr. J. A. Stewart was confined to
•tvta •setas w,t,, Tar te•ot,t..oWitt
•r Aura et pateuT.!twO tb 1.,.,.0T-
r/eono.seauna
81ST S
HAIR GROWER
The boat Nair Tonle is a Positive
and Thorough Antiseptic
�1 ai; ere•• et fat be
ttieeaa l 1 t ie tire
5t°�'gliftitj) rat 1•' °'
"inherit'e>l:Li:,
Av De..�eae
booelr•s*n tri lot t
re be ileiro°• ipieporetl
parte. They rebuild ill• !oat tits
•w•• 4t the anti, •aa renew the
eta of the 11r Is *wry ease
ew applications will make tad
a Writ a rtl• with new life
bey mace healthy
air grow tw es to three Ilene a
1{ filmill'o..b.ttes
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f�olttoo teslas �na,aFNleln sekik
!pfdby all An�tyeaso4 asa IA IERTAIDI
E' Rol -7t aoractorere aair Preptletore.
oalar �� 11.. atuvag�, when
le as sote•rephe rat peoplewhohsv•
beaems Itas4lon rrr-o t. mall or Is
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he Iaa.1 ltaele. nal[ Orv.wer,
a Nee ��rr 1 0 ('lesser. Me.
rr icor bampoeln• 1t Imago
haatpt�eteers o! the Severy estaoa. Sutherland
noels elf �tw~ s ♦ M J. M. BALLItT. longs Masa.
•adermla•th•
•r ..a• ttb•aoal
• sad � ee tors
R0ERAEToth
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DRESSING WELL
is an art and the man
who has his clothing
made to measure has
found the key to that
art. Each garment that
we make for you has
that air of individuality
so much sought after by
the fashionable man.
You are sure of Comfort,
Ease and Elegance
goo Sultings to hand
at prices away down
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor.
EXETER, - ONTARIO.
ERNEST ELLiOT
CiOnveyancer Accounts Collected
MONET to loan at lowest rates.
bores Wiwi Lands to 8a1•.
Mika. Male sites Bolster
his bed Inst week oft account of pler-
ley.
Main Street !las a better appear-
ance since the kopjes of dirt were
FOR SALE. - A few barrels of Pricesees reasonable. D. ltottolttfe.
taken away.
ITOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE:-
choice apples apply to L. tlicTaggart !louse and 1-5 acre land Feet aide
Exeter North. Elizabeth Street. 1 raneistown. Ap-
WANTED-At once n good cook ply to Mira. Edwin donee, Exeter.and girl for general housework. To new subscribers we will give
Ap fry Central Hotel. the Times to the first of January
l 1908 and the weekly Globo for one
Mr. Seawright. the mrocessor en- whole Year for rho the sum of one
gaged by the ed in r Canning 1Com-
pany has arrived in town. The celebrated
M r. E. 11. Fish, who ,eras ill at the
Metropolitan hotel, last Tuesday left
for London to undergo an .operation.
Special
Special
Special
Special
SNELL ROWE
Men's Serge Suits (Black and Blue) at
Men's Tweed Suite at
Mena Tweed Suits at,
Men's Short Spring Overcoats at
Men's Oravenette Rain coats at.
Men's Fancy embroidered Socks at
Men's Fancy Socks at
Men's Colored diem Shirts at.... ...... • . • . • • • • • • •
Men's four-in-hand tie, 50e quality
Men's Stiff Hate, black or brownlat
Men's Calf Boots at.
Men's Patent leather Boots (guaranteed) at
Men's Kid Boots (Blucher style) at
THE OLD RELIABLE
EGGS FOR HATCHING - From
Pen Buff Rocks, also ,White and
Golden Wyandottes. Choice birds.
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Messrs. Gibb. T)ow hod 8. !Elliot
returned Monday from Winnipeg.
where they accompanied a carload of
horses.
A number from Exeter 'attended a
taffy pull at the home of Fred Hun -
kin, Thames Road Monday evening.
A sweet time is reported.
The prolonged cold weather has
raised havoc with the fall wheat
and some of the farmers nre doubt-
ful if it will be any good.
A load of young people surprised
Mr. and Mrs. John Snell last There -
day evening, in ,honor of the first
anniversary of their nwedding.
LOST -On Thursday, April 18th..
2 1-2 miles North of Exeter, n watch
Kindly leave of Titnes Office. Re-
ward offered for its return.
A meeting of the 'quoiters was
called for last friday night. but on
account of the Slim representation
the meeting was postponed until a
later date.
A meeting of the I. 0. r. will bo
held next Friday night to discuss
the matter of getting rap 1 picnic or
eizcursion soetime during tiro com-
ing sutnnter.m
Messrs..Tohn Muir, of London, end
Robert Muir. of Gowanda, N. Y.
were called here last tceck owing to
the death of •Airs. Muir ar. anti re-
mained owing to the illness and sub-
sequent death of their father Mr.
John Muir.
(inn. Thomas Greenway, of Crys-
tal City, Man., was in town a couple
of days during the past week. While
here he gave on order to Weekes
llros. for a black bounacord Scotch
monument to be Hent to Crystal
City for erection.
Rev. Zimmermann, •uf 'Michigan,
who tens attending the evangelical
Assaviation Conference at Crediton
last week. took charge el the ser-
vices at the :Main Street church last
Sunday evening. Rev. Yager. of
New _Hamburg preached in the
.lames Street church.
Mr. l'crcy lteudle, waw has been
in London for some time left 'Mon-
day for Spokane, \Nosh., where ho
has secured a position es book-keep-
er. lie vjaltai••-l+ia_era ren ts hero It
few Inst (week, priest Ito leav-
to assume Shia mew J+es ilia
brother llarry accompanied 4i eI
far as London.
"Made to walk on" is (what the
rnauufr,ctuters say of Campbell's
Varnish Stains for staining and var-
nishing floors. woodwork and furni-
ture. \\'ell, if they ,will stand lir -
jug walked upon, they must hhe made
from a varnish that is alt right.
Why not try a cant For sale by W•
J. Herman, Exeter Ontario.
:The work of opening up of Victor-
ia' reef. to 4hc station has cont;
inerts The dirt which was sera
oft the le during the Pa
weeks has be *Away
for the purpose of grading. A gen-
tleman was here some days ago tak-
ing levels for the proposed new ata•
tion, and it is the intention of the,
oout,cil to have •ihc street in n good
condition before the building is
erected.
\ir. lien JTakins last week pur-
chased from Mr. Ed Christie, the
Tatter's farm half a trail' North of
Exeter. Mr. Makins Mao purchased
chased the implements etc., that
are on the farm so that. he will tr.
able to contmoice farming operations
at once. This is one of the scat
farms in this section, Mr. Christie.
the late owner, taking considerable
pride in keeping everything in the
best of condition.
The hose -Taylor Coyne-- ' have
just recently added 1 Uanler
n tour sided moulder . watch
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'!his machine is a labor and time,
saving device. A hoard in the rough
ern be inserted in one end of the
machine and comee out et the
other end, dressed, matched or moul-
ded nn four melee if de -aired. This
enterprising firm has oleo added one
of the lotest improved door end sash
clamps, whieh will clamp end per-
fectly square a door or aasb in ono
[notion.
IMPORTANT NOTICE!
Seven Sutherland Sisters beg to s11 -
pounce to tt.e ladies and gentlemen cf
Exeter and Vicinity
that they hive marl.. art•angements
with
W. S. Howey, Druggist
and will hold daily demonetratioua for
one week. • ommencing Monday May
fish regard'.. treatment of the Hair
and Scalp. They respectfully invite
everyone to a ell and consult with then,
('orae and .t a the Long, Beautiful
(lair, grown by the use of the Seven
Sutherland Sisters' Hair Grower and
Hair and Scalp Cleaner. Canadian
Head Office, 11 Colborne Street, Tor-
onto. J. H. Bailey, Foreign Manager.
Makes Old Furniture
Look New.
Waists
WE ARE SHOWING this week a very
fashionable line in Summer Waists in Sil
iker
and Lawn, embroidered fronts, very stylis
Ladies will find the selection very desirable
while the garments themselves are admitted
to be extretnely comfortable.
Call at once and get 'the pick.
These goods will go like ice cream.
We are also showing a very choice line of White Skirts with a double
flounce and deep trill in lace and embroidery ranging from $1.50 to 33.00 each
Our Specially Prepared
"Ready For Use"
Furniture Polish
Will make your furniture bright
and new looking. Now is the time to
dollar. give your furniture something new-
- Buggies for sale. Saya coat of our Varnish.
Borland Buggies, the beat in the
market. T'rices to suit everybody. Get the Best
Call and see them at Pym'e blaoke
smith shot'•
ew
DR. OVENS EYE AND EAR SUR
goon. will be at the Commercial
Hotel. (lours 9.30 a. m. to 4.30 p.
rn. Glasaes properly fitted and dis-
eases of eye ear and nose treated.
next visit May 3rd.
HO(ISE AND LOT FOR SALE :-
On East side of Andrew St., good
cemfortnble frame cottage, ono stor-
ey high. containing 9 rooms, good
well 1-3 acre of garden. For the
particulars apply to C. E. Hackney,
Exeter Ontario.
Large Bottles 25 cents.
We Also Make
Silver Cream
Just to Hand
An up-to-date line of Embroidery and Insertions. Our Vale and
Torcheon Laces and Insertions have no equal.
We beg to remind our many customers
That we have a first-class milliner. in the person of Miss Morlock, who
does all our millinery. Are will accept produce same as cash in payment of
saute.
A Magic Polish for gold and silvere
plated ware. As good as the best on
the market at halt the price.
-.Try it -
W. S. COLE, Phm. B.
Miss Emma halls left Tuesday for Chemist and Druggist.
London. EXETER, - ONTARIO.
NAMELESS drives away Colds.
Checks Gripp and Pneumonia.
Mrs. Tomlinson, . 1 London, is the
guest of her father Mr. %Robert
Frayne.
11 its 'Catarrh, Gammon
Asthma use NAMELESS,
help you.
Cold, for
it ,tt•1lI
Rev. Going was in London Wed-
nesday attending n meeting of the
Examining 'Committee of tthe Con-
ference.
Mise \Vilverna Quance, of ,Ailsa
Craig, was called 'to her 'home here
on account of !the illness ,ot her
sister Jennie.
The J,xeter Lodge I. 0. O. F.
will attend divine rtervioe in (the
Trivitt Memorial church on Sunday
morning next April 28th.
Mr. Vert Muir of Reginh, was
called hire on nerount of the death
of his father .Tohn Muir. Ile will
remain for a month or more.
Mr. A. E. 1'yrn has commenced the
erection of :t dwelling 'house on 'the
preperty he recently purchased nt
the rear of phis blacksmith shop.
Mrs. Ben. ltoltzmnun, formerly of
Elkton. Mich., who vivited friends
around here during; the wast two
months left Tuesday for Saskatoon
to join her •lutahand who has charge
of a large carpenter Jiang there.
Messrs• John 'Charlton, Walter
1'umpllrcy, Earl 1lnrdy and Al.
Moore leave today 'for the North-
west. Mr. Charlton Jtas received
several flattering offers to handle
large tracts of real estate and will
be actively engaged itt that line% for
u ooupte of months.
Mrs. T1. Gidley, et•hn recently per -
ascii the house on 'William Street
jut south of Station Street is hay -
the building •torn down rio make
for two ,rotlages which she
1a having built. The hriek is
Y on the (ground for the founA.
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leg
r no
irate
!Orel
datio
"1 . J. T. Carnet-, of St. Marys was
rut ing the upright steam engine at
ti quarries on ftatnrday, when the
rrick broke and came ektwn ,tvith
such force as 'to throw Mr. (:artier
into the gully about 20 feet below,
ife was picked rap unconscious end
was found to have three ribs and
one leg broken, ns well as n bad
sc ilp wound and is scarcely likclY
to recover. .Mr. Earner tilled at
three o'clock Tuesday morning. The Epworth Longue of the 'Main
The Cigarette evil. -That n rem). Stress chum lest League
had their
Intim] will be brought in rat 4 he next Smelt courts on dLe latera North it
meeting of council, from the by-law the church rolled rand put of of
committee, recommending rot tl that f dition for the coming season. The
olir es charged hems the rale of club was organized last year and
Andif eel is more Ahnn probable• the s!'ason was Ro succe.i fel that n
And t1 such is the rase it would r larger metnb�'rship is 'sheeted this
celihave the sanction orad support rat the year.. The game is exciting, healthy
willfll. There are eery few lett I and inrigornling and the league
will admit that no far ns hors are ! should find little difficulty' in Fret-
ooncernrd at least, the ciRarclte is ting•, a large number of names on the
nn abominable evil, end anything ! club's roll thio style.
t hat will restrict 4heir use should
receive cordial support. Parti dhe i Last tt•eok we sent out a number
House of Commons recognizes thie of bills for back subscriptions. In
Tho Stratford Council rat its last some oases the atnounts were small,
meeting placed n lieenee feu: on the tett in busineen every little bit helps.
sale et cigarettes. Why camel(' not It takes a lot of money tto run a
Every Council do the same. -Clinton newspaper, and we are called upon
New Ern. Cigarettes nre not sold each month to Reay our paper bill.
in Exeter.
while some subscribers nllow their
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Between
� - 'accounts for subscription to rut!
\V11AT 18 TI1F DIFFERENCE. several yenri. \Vc feel that in p'nd-
Between a bald !lead and :the ing you the aecounts that they will
Seven Sutherland Sisters. An9ttrr- be reminders. As many would pay,
it is before 'end after timing lt he only the account slips their memory.
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GrowerSutherland
and Scalp Cleaner, i . B sentAn io t will kccgtrcatlyanppr elated
8. Howey. litp4oial Agent. by us.
House D66OdtOr
Plumber (Hot and Co1dR'ater
Sign Writing and Graining
CARI!NC BROS.
With R. Dinney last year. Esti-
mates furnished on application.
A Trial Solicited.
ARTHUR D. DAVIS
Exeter, Ontario
Residence. corner James and An-
drew Street.
CUNEON BUSINESS COLLEGE
IIJ Affiliated with wrngham n. C.
Cet
individual Instruction,
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< i QEO. SPOTTON, Principal.
The Sovereign
BanK of Canada
Notice is hereby given that a dividend of one and one half per
cent. (t r/4%) for the current quarter, being at the rate of six pe
cent (6%) per annum on the capital stock of this bank, has been de
clare<i, and that the salve will be payable at the Head office and at
the branches on and after Thursday, the 16th of May next.
The transfer books will be closed from the 1st to the t 5th of
May, both days inclusive.
By order of the Board.
D. M. STEWART,
General Manager.
CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETER.
JOSEPH SNELL Manager. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors
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Write for handsome ^atelogve.
rAUERS' fIORSES
I wish to announce that
I am now located in Exeter
for the purpose of buying
and selling horses, that I will
have on hand at all times a
good supply of farmers hor-
ses and colts. Stables locat-
ed at the south end of the
town on the London Road.
I will be at home every Sat-
urday afternoon to meet in-
tending purchasers.
C. E. Hackney
Suitable Furniture oi fill Oralcs
We have bten one year in Exeter and take this opportunity
of thanking our customers and friends for their liberal patronage-{
and we hope to be able to merit a continu ttion of their patronage.
Artistic Furniture
We have the most Artistic and up-to-date Furniture that money can buy
Everything is new, no old stock, and our prices ere as low as the lowest.
20 per Cent Oft
In the Undertaking Line. We cerry a full stock of everything required Ia
the business, and for every job of undertaking we will give 20 per cent of
regular prices.
Jas. Beverley
Graduate of the College of Enid) timing and a member of the Canadian Em-
balmers Association.
NO - 1 Corn!
-TIME
like the present to make our
acquaintance.
We are showing an cxc21-
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.
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor
Use
BLENDED
seBLENDED FLOUR
Everything about baking is envier
and success Is more certain when
you use
SThK LOIJIt
-AT-
Exeter and Centralia
Warehouses
Will exchange for other grai
if desired.
Richard Seldon
Exeter, Centralia
and Clandeboye
GRAND TRUNK RAILWA
SYSTEM
HORSE 1311OW, TORONTO.
May bit to 4th.
Tickets on Sale at
SINGLE FARE for round trip plus
50c. for admission coupon good going
May bat and at
FARE AND ONE THIRD for round
trip, plus 50c. for admission coupon;
good going May Lend, 3rd and 4th.
All tickets valid returning until
May 6th.
Low rate? to Norfolk, Va .Daily
until Nov. Atli on account of the
Jonestown I'•zl os►tion. Choice, of
Routes.
i'or felt particulars and tickets call
on
No flour in the world is milled or
put up with more care than governs J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Ticket !seat
every step of the production of J. D. McDONALD,
"STAR". I District T'ne,eenger Agent, 1.1r
slitt
The result i+ that it turns net
the lightest, wi,iteet, sweetest and
moat nutritious bread end rolls.
Just nrrived
a large shipment of
(set remetican cont.
HARVEY BROS.
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