Exeter Times, 1907-08-22, Page 8L X EZ RR '1' CA S AUGUST 22nd 1007,
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STEWART'S
WE ARE RUIDY
Early Fall Goods are all in and Ready
for Your Verdict.
2 Very strong lines with us is Dress
Goods and Ladies Jackets
we have been particularly fortunate in securing
a special make of French Dress Goods, this new
line comes in plain cloth with a rich bright mirror
finish.
"Just a Tip" on what is the very latest idea iu
Ladies Dress Goods. The face or finish must be
plain soft and bright the colors in vogue are Royal
Navy, Robin Brown and Edward Green.
Our price for this new French Cloth is
65c, 85c, $1.00, $1.35
See these splendid new goods. We will gladly
intro'dtm them to you.
Strong
• Yes we are very strong in Ladies
• Jackets. We are sole agents in
Exeter for the Celebrated CONTINENTAL COS-
TUME CO. We have found their Jackets to be up-to-
date in every particular. The colors for this season are
BLACK. ROYAL NAVY, COBALT SMOKE, and BEAVER.
All 48 to 5o inches long, loose, semi and tight fitting.
The COBALT BROWN is the NEWEST COAT COLOR in
New York and Paris we have a swell range in this new
shade, we extend to every Lady a very cordial invitat-
ion to call and see the new styles in coats, they are very
interesting our 3 leading prices are
$10.00 $12.50 $15.00
Have Good Pickles
Use our Special White Wine Vinegar, thor-
oughly aged, matured and ripened. The best that
money can buy.
J". A. STEW ART •
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Market Report.-Tbs following to
the report of Exeter 'markets. sor-
recte+d up to to August 22nd. 1907.
Wheat, 8Uc. per .bushel.
Barley. 40 to 45 cents.
Oats, 40 to 41 cents.
Peas, 60 to G5 Dents.
Jl Shorts, $24 per ton.
Flour $2.50 per cwt.
Bran, *20 per ton.
leocd Flour $1.40 to $1.45 per cwt.
f: Ilntteer. 17 cents per pound.
Eggs. 16 cents per dosou.
Hogs dre>,sed, $8.50 par cwt.
Hogs livotwcight, $6.60 pier cwt.
Hay, as8 per (teat.
Clover Beed. $8 to $10 per bushel.
Potatoes, 75c. to 90e. per bag.
Dried Apples, 6c. per pound.
Corl. $7 a ton.
Wool, w'asbed, 20e to 22o per Ib.
�• Wool. unwashed. 12o Qo 13o. a lb.
LOCALS
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-Miss Ida \Ver:diani silent Sun-
day at Gr to d Bend.
_Labor Day is two weeks (rop.
Monday, Sept. 2nd.
-Mr. Fra::1: Weekes, of Listowel,
is home fora few tveek'a holiday.
-Miss Edna Follick spent a few
clays last week at the Bond.
- Mr. Percy Brown, of Toronto,
`.s home for a few -days vacation.
-Miss Violet Willie, of Marlette
Mich, is visiting friends .in town.
- Miss Luella Fear is visiting Miss
Cora Fowell at the 13t nd this week.
- Itev. Mr. and Mrs. Gang and
family are holidaying at the Bend.
A splendid opportunity to secure
land cheap at the big sale Aug. 21tb at
2 o'clock p. m. Positively no tesetve.
S. Fitton, issuer of marriage li-
censes. also complete lire of ,weds
ding rings always on hand.
- Miss Gertrude Kemp, of Toronto
was the guest oL Miss Norma .110 -
bier last week.
-Mr. acid Mrs. J. A. Stewart left
on 1Vednesday for a two week vis-
it in Te.ronto and Muskoka.
- Miss Lillie Rowe has ;returned
home from London where she has
been visiting for over a week.
-Miss Vcrcy \Vittwer, of Zurich,
is the guest of Miss Emma Hall
at the North End.
-Mss Lille Welsh, of London, is
visiting friends in tt,wn for a few
days.
-Miss Bella Bill, of London, Iia
spending a few days with friend
in town.
-Miss Edith Sanders leaves to -day
(afhursday) for a two week's holiday
up in Muskoka.
- Mies T. White, of Jones & Clark
visited the millinery openings held
in Detroit last week.
-Miss Etnma Seldom. of Ingersoll.
is the guest of her brother for a
fete weeks.
-Mrs. L. 1!. Dickson and daugh-
ter Miss Dollie are holidaying at. the
Mend.
-air. hill, of Toronto spent the
forepart of this week wit h.his father
Mr. Geo. I1:11.
__t -Miss Lillian Boyle, returned home
from Marlette, Mich. where she spent
the past merit's.
Every Regina Watch carries
with it a universal guarantee.
That means, if you purchase a
Regina from this store, we en-
dorse the universal guarantee,
which will be honored by any other
Regina watch agent anywhere.
Add to this, the manufacturers'
absolute and permanent guaran-
tee against structural defects and
you will see that you cannot make
a mistake in purchasing a REGINA
WATCH.
A. MARCHAND, Exeter.
NEW
alL Suitings
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F�shig!n PIafe
Just �rsiue0
fnaear
TIIE ('iIIEF REASON
why you should look after your eye-
sight ie --that Nature never offers us
a new pair of eyes. The best. of rem.
sons why, at the first sight of trouble,
you should consult an
Call and MakeJ OPTICAL EXPERT
for relief. N1 e can add to your ap-
a Selection be- Ncarance as s ell. Examinations free
n t delay. Pike it the chief busi•
fore the rush. off your div -TODAY.
",e,i goods in complete stock.
W. W. T \uf a store our own. Try it.
Merchant Tailor.
W.O-DhEY, Phm. Be
EXETER, - ONTARIO. EXETER, Optician.
ONTARIO
-Miss Veda Cousins, of London,
• is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. .1.
Parsons for a few weeks. •
-Mr. Edward Gill, of the Bend,
spent a few days this week tli fguest
of his brother Mr. John Gil:.
-Mies Marjory Station %returned
home last Saturday after spending
a few weeks holiday at Ingersoll.
-Mrs. Edwin Jones arra daughter
and Miss Leila Cooper cf London ere
this week camping et Grand Bind.
-Mia- Emma Il;il has returned to
Exeter after spending two weeks hol-
iday at her home near Crediton.
-Mrs. Ilurnc•a and little daughter
Berniice, of Winnipeg, are the guests
of Mrs. \\'m. ,Howard for a few
weeks.
-Mr. and Mrs. Aquilla St -ere anri
little daughter Fernwho :rave been
visiting at the fornrcr•s 'tome here,
have returned to Lana';::; Mich.
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lid Mrs. W. li. Moncur end
9i,.- Edith who have ben damping
at the Bend for a couple of soaks
returned home thia %vo'•k.
Should you require land for growing
stuff for the Canning factory which is
close by, don't miss the sale Aug. 21
at 2 o'cicck p. in.
GIANT AN TRIPLETS LFTB "Currency
"Bobs" and 'Stag' Chewing Tobaccoes
in big ping,. Quality always :the
RAMC.
-Mr. Frank Wood last week pur-
chased 25 hear! of 2 year and heif-
ers from Mr. John McMahon, ,of
Iiay. t •
-Mrs. ]Lowe, of Toronto, on her
return from England is vi_aiting her
mother Mrs. Wnr. Jeckell for a
few days.
-A number of our •townspeopl•a
visited Dashwood on Sunday to see
the ruir.s the result of the big fire
of Saturday evening.
-itev. Ernest Grigg will occupy
the pulpit of the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath in the absence of (.h:
paster Rev. W. Mau tin.
-The fence at the Weat end cf
the new roll running to the statiotre
was taken down last week, and the
road is now oaten to rho public.
-Mian Mabel Baillie, who hnit been
visiting Miss Dela Treble for lho
pest two weeks, returned to her
home in London on Saturday.
-Res. Hazelwood, of :the Ellett-�
v,Ilc cercurt preached at both seer -
vices in the James Bt. nn Sunday.
His !Crowing were very helpful and
interesting.
Mr. Then Cameron will be in l:x-'•
ter every Saturday afternoon to
make arran;'menta with those Who
wish to hero a sale of tiroperty,
stock of household %node. Orders
left at the Times office \rill be
^romptly Attended to.
Th•- Lad:rs Guild, of the Trii(Tt
*t"^t=':al Church have engaged Mr,
Fax. ti;. eminent comedian, of Tor•
or.to tar 'heir Are•:;t Garden pirty
to a held on the Rectory grounds
oa Friday, August 23rd. Rememb'r
tho date.
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Money Saving Bargains
Look over this Bargain List.
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Bargains
In Lace Curtains
$2.50 Quality for $2.00
$200 Q'iatity for $1.50
$1.50 Quality for $1.10
Bargains
In white and colored Muslin*
25c Quality for 15c
15c Quality for 10c
124c Quality tor Sc
Bargains
In men'afancy summer rests
HAI and dark colon.
$1.25 Quality for 89c
Bargaing
In Umbrellas splendid top
with beat steel and fancy
handle.
$1.25 Quality for 98c
Bargains
In men's Neckwear only 3 doz
four in hand ties left to sell.
35c Quality for 19c
Bargains
In ladies Fancy Hose Black
Cashmere Silk Embroidered
different colors
50c Quality for 42c
Bargains
In ladies leather Belts
assorted Colors
38c quality for :ac
Bargains
In Japanese Matting
20c Quality tor 12ic
Bargains
In Tapestry Cashion tops.
35c Quality for 18c
Bargains
In Boy's strong evening
shirts blue with white spots
guaranteed feat colors.
SOc Quality for 30c
Bargains
In Boy's leather belts
25c Quality tor 15e
Bargains
In ladies Black Cashmere
Hose warranted all pure wool
35c Quality for 25c„
Bargains
In Men's Fancy Socks
35c Quality for 19c
SNELIj & ROWE
Don't sweat and worry about get-
ting a lot for yourself when you can
get one for very little money. Sale
Aug. 24th, 2 o'clock p. m.
-Mr. Nelson Sheere returned Tues-
day after visiting for a -couple of
days with Mr. and Mrs. 'Garfield
Sheere, of Brantford.
- Miss Ethel Sweet left Tuesday
for Toronto where she will attend
the millinery openings. previous to
resining her position in Bt. Marys.
-Mr. Aquilla Snell, of Winnipeg,
visited at the home of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Snell. Mrs. Snell
and child have been visiting here for
a few weeks.
- The G. T. R. last Friday com-
pleted building the siding running'
to the Canning Factory. This will
be more convenient in :ha loading or
unloading of cars.
- Mr. Cham. iTehbutt, a former.
teacher in our school hero •has ac-
cepted a ,position as Vice-Prhncipal
of the Dickson School in Galt nt a
1
goo( salary.
DR. OVENS EYE AND EAR BUR-,
goon. will be at the Commercial
Hotel. (lours 9.30 a. m. to 4.30 p.
m. Glasses properly fitted and dis-
eases of eye car and nose treated.
next visit, Friday, August 9th 1907.
-Mr. John IIeywoo,l, on Saturday,
showed us a tomato partly eaten by
worms taken f r om the garden of Mr.
Peter Frayrc. In the tomato were
two brown %worms about an inch
long. These worms work at ,night
and hide in the ground during othc
day. Considerable damage is being
done in this section by these worms.
-In our report of the Junior Tea•
chers Exams, the name of Herbert
Stoneman of Ifenaall, wag. omitted.
Herbert, who is just 14 years old.
passed with hnnora the Junior Teach-
ers. Exams and also the Junior bi«t-
triculatien. Th{'i shows +that ;nine
out of the twelve candidates who
wrote. at Exeter ,sere succes,tful in-
stead of eight as reported last week.
-A Successful School. -The Cen•
trul Business College, of Stratford.
which has an advertisement npl.car-
ing elsewhere in these columns, is
%without doubt one of the most Fuc-
cessful business training schc•ol in
the Province. it is well and favor-
ably known for the thoroughness of
its %work sued for the eucccs4 of ire
students. 1' 'w
do he school :send-
ing
1 on now ve t
1 r n
ing out its 21st annual catalogue, and
we would advise anyone inter sled
in n Commercial. Shorthand or Tel•
egrahpy education to write the Cn1-
lege far that free cafrlogue. e 'The
Fall Term we believe, commences on
•Tuesday, Sept. 3rd.
Th • September Woman's home
Companion is remarkable principally
for two thief:! -The exquisite cover,
by Karl Stetain Crawford, which won
the $1,500 prize recently offered by
the Cornpaniem and for an excellent
article on "Tire Influence of Ilusirn•ei
Life on Women," by Anna Stec''
ltichardann. This September cover
repres..:.;< the highest achievement •
in magazine•cover work yet produced
and the article mentioned above will
rnake a profound impression on 'ell
people inter -^gird in the subject of
women in business life, as It is the
candid expression of a woman lobo
his made a gsrorounced business
atICCeas of l:crlelf.
A regular Str.rnr re rind cover' 'r,
perturbing power the /let to •the
26th. During this pericd the Moon
pa, see perigee en the 21st, full on the
23 d, and the celestial 'quator on
t • 28th • The Venus liisturbar.re,
wl.ich is central in September, will
nl n effect Storm :Iran weather ren-
d.rions at t his period. This preiod
may also be put down al a decided!
seismic period, centering on the gird l
and coverign the whole period. The
Telegraph will report seismic Shakes I
111 widely different part! rot •our Ea
planet. The barometer will elan give;
timely 1ndieation, of actire inland • e
storm. between the 22nd and 26th.!
In case of iew barometric condition.,g
in the South, northerly wind! and!
high barometer will follow (inland;
Storms froth the r:orchee.t. making 1%.;
froate more. than A po'uihility in the I
northern Sections during the .iast
meek in August.
NEW TIRE SETTER
The House Gold Tire Satter
It is our motto to keep up•to•date
all lines of our business.
Reasons why this tire Better does its
work better thah the old way:
The ties stay tight longer.
There is no cbaring or burning the
wood.
No danger of over dishing the wheel.
The paint is not scratched or injured.
Can get your job done in one quarter
the time.
*We will guarantee all work done by
this machine.
We are also prepared to cut down
wheels or any other repairs that your
rig may need.
R. ROBINSON, Winchelsea.
Wagon Maker.
For Quality and Quantity ask your
dealer for the new big Plugs of
"Bebe," "Stag," And Currency chew-
ing tobaccoes.
-Mr. Wm. Reid. of North Exeter,
was up before Magistrate Kay on
Monday evening and was fine'd $25
and ccets. as a re=ult of the recent
trouble and has agreed to close his
Temperance House.
-lir. William Bawden, who ihas
been to the old country for the past
month returned on Thursday morn-
ing last with six fine horses. Four
of them arc Clydeadalen and two are
, Shire horses.
-ars. G. F. Oakes and children,
of Chicago have been visiting friends
in Clinton but returned this week to
visit a. few drys with her parents
Mr. aria M: A. Tirov. Gregory before
returning to Chicago.
-Miss Stella Gregory has returned
frorn a ,month's (`•iait an '-(fount
Forest and Left Tuesday evening for
Goderioh to visit friends and attend
the Re -Union of the Collerate Insti-
tute cx-students held there Thurs-
day and Friday of tins week. tt
-Tire track laying on the Guelph
& Gcderich Railway wag completed i
through to Elie passenger station on
Tuesday and everything is 4,eing
rushed ahead for the opening of the
r a
o dn•
f r r
rg;ul^.r paasong:cr •traffic
on .Monday morning, August 26, when
the first train ail! leave for i.ha Tor.
onto Fair at 7 ;r. m.
The rural schools opened on Monde
Aug. 19, with n fair attendance. The
city aehu,is will not open until the
Turas-lay after Labor Day, and the
country boy Ls feeling that he hay
lost a fw' more s mks that he could
attend with much more f,,ieasure.
Teachers are not so rscarce this year
AA las;, nor the year before ;t iaaaid
although they :ire none too plenti-
ful yet. A more optimistic opinion
seems tr, be prevalent concerning the
Teaching profession, and improved
conditions are reported by the edu-
ccnf.ionnl department. For the first
half of last year, rhe department
received 382 npelicalier,s for tempor-
ary certificates, while for the Farnn
perird this seer only 227 have been
received. During tie vacation list
year the department w:as deluged
with applicants for t'mporary cer•
1ificater:, but this year only Fix were
received. Still, here is a Consider-
able ahnrtage of teachers. The mit•
oalion is caged uta r+om'. but the pro-
blem i' by no means Oninal. The de-
partment Are )aping that .the acme. -
al raising of Salaries, tf. ;:renter
cenfi'l• nee of teachers in thio Fitua-
tien, and the ietter torte of public
epinion trill Folvr the problem in a
very short time. lfneover, the feet
of the matter is t};at there is n
!serfage of teachers. both in Ontario
nal in the ter seat, and there aro
not enough fcachera in eight ':o
etch up with the scarcity for Ferns
ears to cnrn'.
ERNFST ELLIOT
onveyancer Accounts Collected
MONEY to lawn .t Inw.w, rats.,
North West l..n•1a for gale.
Office, Mate Street. Beeler
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THE OLD RELIABLE
We Beg to Announce that we have more
Ladies . White waists
Than we care to carry over, consequently
will reduce the price.
$1.00 for 75c; 1.75 for 1.25; 2.50 for $2.00
$1,25 for 1.00; 2.00 f x..1.50; 3.00 for 2.50
$1.50 for 1.25; 2.25 for 1.75
These goods will go quickly
Come early and get your; choice.
We Stili Carry a Fine Range in the
Asteria Sher Nobby 6o.ds.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR PRODUCE
CARLINC BROS.
The Sovereign Bank of Canada
HEAD OFFICE :-TORONTO.
Paid Up Capital: . . $3,000,000.
MAU OF
A aaIL1us $ARMS, Esq.,
RANDOLPII MACDONALD,
A. A. ALLAN, Esq.,
Hox. D. MCMILLAN,
ARCH. CAMPBELL, Esq., M.P.
A. E. DtMaNr, Esq., M.P.
F. G. jEMMrm.
General -Manager.
DRECTOLS:
. - - ' President
Esq.. First Vice -Presided
. Second Vice -President
HON. PETeR McLAREN,
W. IC. McNAucxr, Esq., M.P.
ALgx. BAUCH, Esq., K.C.
R. Cassius, -
Assl. General Manager.
Savings Bask Department.
Interest at best current rates paid quarterly.
Branches -:EXETER. CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH,
JOSEPH SNELL Manager. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors
HENSALL BRANCH, - H. ARNOLD, Manager.
Amor
Book -Keeping
Penmanship
t ,
Shorthand and
Touch Typewriting
Taught by Professional Teachers at
Western Busiuuss and Shorthand Goll6U
110 Dundee Street, London, Ontario.
Every Graduate Placed in a Situation.
Fall Term 6omfflco6cs Sct 3rd, 1907
Catalogue Free, address
WM. C. COO, C. S. R., President.
Fall
Term
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OPENS SEPT. ?
Thia management during the
past year trained over Two
Hundred young la-
dies and 200 gentle -
men, ae steno-
grapbers, bookkeep-
ers and tel
telegraphers, and placed
them in excellent situatios in
leading Canadian and American
cities.
individual instruction.
Write for catalogue.
GLINTON
BUSINFSS GOLLEGE
GEO. SPOTTON, Principal.
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CENTRALIA
SAWMILL
British Columbia Shingles
Barrel Heading and Hoops
FENCE SLATS
Kept on hand or cut to order
CUSTOM SAWING
Done on shortest notice.
Logs Wanted
Delivered or on the stump
THOS. ELSTON
Avoid
Oompefifion
There is a market for the BEST
and the surest way, we think, to
get away from colnpetition is to
make a little better floor than the
other fellow
Our motto is "not how cheap
but how good".
Don't forget the hig sale of land
either in lots or by the acre. Aug, 21th
2 p. m. Station road.
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Ask for STAR flour
it stands alone.
MANUFACTiURED BY
HARVEY BROS.
A Good Way
to be Stylish and Becomingly
Dressed and to have your Cloth-
ing as thoroughly made and as
carefully cut as possible is to come
here with your ideas.
First-class Workmen will turn
the materials which you choose
into pleasing, lasting realities.
Our experience is pretty good
assurance that you will be sorry
for nothing and prices are always
at the bottom notch.
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor
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