Exeter Times, 1897-4-8, Page 8THE EXETER,'PIMES
1 Additional locals on 4th page.
' ash Store. Miss. Richard Welsh, sr, cantinues
very lour. •
Thos Andrew, of Constance, was
town on Monday.
1 Dan Davis has purchased a fine new
hatcher waggon,
Miss Maud Christie visited friends
in London this week.
Building operations have coninrenced
in town this week.
$20 black worsted suits to order at
the R. Pickard Co's for $.15. se,
Loftus E, Dauneey, of Giodericrr, was
in town Monday on business.
J. Gould has put a fine new milk
delivery waggon on the road.
Henry Jones intends going ex-
tensively into the hog raising.
Thos. Johnston, of Zurich, . was
a caller at this office yesterday.
Miss Flossie Jeckel has returned
from visiting friends in Aylmer.
Alex Stewart is visiting his brother
James, and other friends in town,,,
See the great living pictures :at
Gidley's Opera House this Week.
For $1.50 you can get a lovely\ new
Tweed dress at the Big Cash Stoke.
Prorogation of the • Ontario Legis-
lature is expected early next week.
Men's blue serge suits Well made and
lined at the R. Pickard Co's for $3:I.Q
uit. ,y,
Mrs. 'Win. McKinley, of Hensall, is
at present visiting her sister Mrs. John
E. Dignan.
Then. Pickard. Co. sell Appleton's
packaged Teas, They are the
fest. Yl, •
Can the oldest inhabitant remember
a spring richer in sunshine and clear,
irilliant skies ?
Save money by getting your oordered
and ready made suits at the Big Cdsh
Store. ;
W. Mitchell, of Clinton, intends
moving his family to town, in the
near future. •
Messrs Prior and Armstrong on
Tuesday shipped a consignment of
hogs to Toronto.
Women's heavy working boots, well
.and strongly made, at the R. Pickard
Co's for 09c. a pair, '
A. Aubry, of Montreal, purchased
a number of fine horses here this week
for the Canadian market.
Our sale of carpets and curtains has
been large. A new supply expected in
a few days at J; P. Clarke's.
The R. Pickard & Son great disso-
lution sale is now in full swing. Ba
gains are the order of the day.•
For the freshest Mid cleane>s Oat-
meal, Corn Meal, Rolled Wheat Flour,
you must go to the Big Clash Store. ifia
Celebrated physicians have said : 1
expectoration was strictly prohibited
that tuberculosis would soon be un
nown.
• The Manitoba Dairy Association re-.
arts that $127,204 worth of butter and
$02.000 'worth of cheese were exported
last year,
The revival services Buingl
ac.
t
week, under the auspices a James St,
young people's society, • Were pro
ductive of much good.
Remember this week is the
visitation of the Great and Sen-
sational Cinematographe.
The India Famine Fund sent to the
Montreal Star has turned $50,000,
representing subscriptions from
upwards .of`20,000 persons.
T! T!! T!!! the 3greatest T,T,�T's'
on earth Sailor Boy, 25 cents ; Mixa-.
watts, 30 cents;,Monsgon, 50 cents ;
at the Big Cash ore. ssit
The Canada Company in recognition
of the good work done by the
Citizens.' Committee, to promote the
growth of Goderich have presented
them with a cheque for $50.
Rev. D. M. Ramsay, wife and family,
of Mt. Forest, spent the forepart of
this week visiting friends in town,
prior to their leaving for Ottawa,
where he has accepted a call.
For Tweeds in Scotch and Canadian,
for Worsteds, black and fancy with
lining guaranteed the best., such as
Italian and Verouas. Call and examine
these offered by J. P. Clarke.
A memorial sermon was preached in
Main st. church last Sunday morning,
by Rev. H. W. Locke, in which re-
ference was made to the late Ichabod
Bowerman and William Rodd.
Messrs. Papst &.Winters who were
announced to open a book store here
this week, have deferred operations
for a time, oWine. to the burning of C.
W. Papst's stock, in Seafortli on Sun-
day morning. •
A Toronto paper discussing the De-
partmental store question says :-No
one with any sense imagines that the
local merchants with small rents can-
not sell as cheaply as any ordinary
store in Toronto when staple lines are
eing bought.
Cash or Produce.
•••••••••••••••••Qna Price Only.
Spring gentle Spring.,1
�.,�...is Here
And with it comes the thought of Spring Millinery. This is the
season of the year when the ladies must change the heavy felt and
velvet hat for the bright and airy hat of spring, which is laden with
#lowers as natural and fresh as if picked from the garden.
The time has come when the Up-to-date hat is no longer wor
over the eyes.
The new and nifty hat shows the forehead and is tilted at the
left side showing much trimming under the rims.
Few hats are warn with one color of straw, some have the trim
of one color and crown of another, others have two tone effects. The
crowns, are of different shapes, some the bell shape, others straigh
and much larger than of late.
Flowers arc extensively used for trimming, but argrettes and
tips are still in favor. Colors are very brilliant. Purple and violets
will be much used this spring, The Sailor is here again, but it h
left all its old time shearness by being very much trimmed:. Jaunt
Walking hats are going to be very popular, they too being much
trimmed.
Come and see our lovely stock of Millinery. Our assortment is
t lie largest, our artists the best,
J. A. STEWART.
" * iI. SWEET,
VETERINERY SURGEON.
Ls prepared to do any kind of bird stuffing
ad taxedermi't work at any
Male. J. S. DE_Lvrrr,
:STOVES ! STOv Es. --Stoves and heat
firs of all kinds sold at rock bottom
prices. Manufactured by the Gurney
Foundry Co., Toronto. Call and in-
spect them atBissetts oldstand, Exeter
j agent.
--- - --) FRESH ELM -White Fish andFresh
1 Herrings, one door south of Central
Hotel. Is. DAY.
FOR SALE. -Two thoroughbre
Jersey heifer calves for sale. Appl
at this office or Box 09, Exeter. of Toronto ; also for the PEUZNIX nes.
zgastY
IN'StR.dNCE,. •
E RN E ST ELLIOT,
• Agent for the Wxsrxnx Assuaexcs Cost.
ITSt;RAses l OMPANY> of London, England; The roads are in fine condition for
o ALLIANCE INSURANCE COMPANY, of Eng -
annd.
A. O. F:
Court Price of
Huron, No. 7565.
MeetsinWood's
Hall hid and 4th
Friday each
ach
u
month. Visiting
brethren are cor-
dially -invited to
attend. WOOD,
DANIEL ., OOD,
G x, ; GEO.
-.._': "•�.- KLazr, SES r.
SCRIBBLING
Books and
'66 ----Pads
�a1t... .
Schoolroom
and Students
traffic.
5 cans best corn at The R. Pickard
Co's for 25e. 4e.
Miss Dearing left for Brucefield this
week, where she has been engaged by
Mrs. Snell.
Rev. Kerr, of Hensel], will preach
in Main street church next -Sunday
morning and evening.
Miss Louisa Sweet, who has been
visiting at her brother's, Theo. Sweet,
St. Catharines, during the past few
months, retuened home last week.
The greatest and most startling
sights in the world shown by the
Cinematographe this week.
Constable Gill had a tramp befog
the beak on Tuesday, and the magi
trate gave his trampship an hour t
cross the yillage boundary, never t
return.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steep, of Clin-
ton, celebrated their golden wedding,
on March 31st. They haye raised a
We DON'T claim that family of nine children, all of whom
E ERF line we carrY their family.
• are living, not haying had a death in
is better than any body Jas. McCurdy, who has . been visit-
ing
isiting at his old `home in ITsborne, and
else's . calling on former friends in the BLTT we DO claim that neigh-
borhood, for the past couple months,
returned to his home in Carberry,
Man., this week.
• John Muir, jr., on Tuesday night,
ivisited Varna and initiated a number
1 of members into the select degree of
Royal Teanplars, Thus far this year a
greater number have joined. the Royal
remplars in Ontario than during the
entire year of 1896.
e I The Western Fair Board, London,
held -its first meeting on Saturday, and
J.Crigg appointed its committees for the year;
on the horse committees are John
The Mart Exeter.
in
the above lines .
are.
EXCEPTIONAL
VALUE.
Nese
Murdock, 'Brucefield, and A. Innis,
Clinton ; on the cattle, sheep and swine,
t committee are Henry Smith, of Hay,
and Thomas Russell, of Exeter.
You will• miss the grandest
r sights of your life -time if you miss
THt1.rctSDAY, APRIL 8th 1897. the living pictures of the Cine-
_ matograph this we Lk.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS. I. Always buy the best goods and you,
` will be better satisfied in the end. Cali
os. Shute continues very low. I order, equally as well as any. tailor
A sale of dairy cows at Elirville, on`, goods at the price of . common ready
Friday hast was asu ccese. • made goods, $9.50 for Mens' sunt
A sale of the Southcatt estate. takes Boys iia proportion. •s
place to -day (Thursday.) G. G. JonNSTO ,
Hugh Spackman made ,a business At the last meeting of the Villa
trip Lonclou on. Monday. u pa.Council, a motion was passed arisen
TaoTicx TO BIC:YCLE RIDERS. Bic - ! at Johnston's and see the line of Mens'
y and Boys' Scotch Tweed Stilts, beauti-
e 3 50 at Johnston's.
Suits
$
�f I patterns exros lined and grade to `our.
ing the by -last prohibiting the ridi
.Appletons Teas are baying ai hit/ of bicycles on the side walk, by gram
run; The R. Pickard Co. sell them. in cyclists the privilege to use t
Dr. H. K. Hyndman and J. W. walks of the hack streets, from day
Brodtrick visited the County town on light until dark. Itis to be hoped the
Tuesday. privilege will not be abused, and that.
Wellington Amy, of Stephen, left care will be taken to avoid any ac -
this station on Tuesday for .Glenboro, cident, or to give cause for any cor-
Alan., to seek his fortune, plaint. A meeting of all who ride
heels will be held :n the near future
1 t is stated that Geo. 1'ozvell, ; of wto discuss and adopt, rules to prevent.
Winchelsea, has purchased the house reckless riding •
e
on Victoria st., from Messrs. Carling. Last Friday . and Saturday were
Appleton's packaged. Teas' have that eight and. spring like, and all that.
nice pleasingflavor that lovers of goodladiesof Exe-
Tea
�ould be desired by the E e
Tea appreciate. The R. Pickard Co. er and vicinity to avail themselves of
`-deep them. svisiting the different millinery parlors,
George Terry, of London, spent the where those in charge had on exhibit-
forepart of this week visiting . his ion the finest and choicest millinery
The Richard Terry, It is some ever shown hi Exeter. trim -
years, since Mr. Terry visited Exeter, linings shown most particularly are
at one time being arresident. chiffon, flowers and fancy braids, all
Dr. A. Bowerman, of Menomonie, producing a beautiful effect, The
Wis., and Dr. C. Bowerman; of Beaver- colors most predominate .ire green,
tore who were here attending the purple and; violet. The milliners
fwwneraal of their deceased father, ; I. say this has been the most successful
Bowerman, have returned to their re- spring opening for some time, having
spective.hon les. all made good sales.
John Crooks left on Saturday even-
ing for Goderich, where he has accept-
ed a situation with . his uncle, Mr.
Acheson, He leaves a large number
of friends in Exeter. Els post in p
the store of the R. Pickard Co.isbein
illy filled by Thos. Boyle.
Very important. On Wednesan,
Th ursday and Friday of next week.
there will be on sale at the Big Cagle
Storea special purchase,of White Bed
Spreads. , Come expecting Spreads at
exactly half pric and yegn wont be dis
appointed: r J i e
Cr'ocker'y and lassware, we can't
begin to enumerate the lines, but we
Will show one of the largest stocks in
town with great variety, We have
opened up a large stock only a few
days since. Come in and see For your-
self at J. P. Clarke's.
Thos. Cann, of the 6th con. of
Usborne, had his whole herd of cattle
poisoned recently. Mr.: Cann had
purchased a cheap grade of sulphur
and on giving it to his cattle they
all became sick, one dying very shortly
and it was with considerable difficulty
that the rest were saved.
The anniversary r services of the.
v
ser i
Main street Methodist S. S. will be
held next Sunday and Monday. On
Sunday, Rey. W. E. Kerr, of Hensall;
will preach morning and - evening, mllg, t
nd.
in the afternoon, address a mass
meeting of the school. On Monday
evening a tea meeting will be given.
to which all are invited. See posters
for particulars.
R. .Pickar.d & Son1
GREAT
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DLSSO LUT! ON
SALE
Is now in full swing, Goods are being turned into money at a
very rapid pace. Bargains are the order of the day. The people
appreciate getting first class Goods, below wholesale cost, and every
thing is being sold just as advertised. See list of special bargains
given below for this and next week.
Boots and Shoes
Mens' heavy working boots, very strongly made,
special per pair .95
Mens' fine Boston Calf Boots L dollar toes,fancycapped,`
special per pair,$ 1.39
Iens' fine Dongola 'Gaiters, special er pair 1.60
'arc mans' heavy working laced boots, strongly made,
all leather, sliecial .. .89
L,' dies' fine Viol Kid laced or buttoned Boots, - patent
leather tips, special , 1.19
Ladies' Vici Kid Oxford, patent leather tipped, special .89
Ladies' fine Dongola, laced or buttoned boots, special 1.59
Staples
2,000 yards heavy- Grey. Cotton, regularly sold (a, 8 Cts.
per yard, special
1,000 yards :36 inch Thrilled grey sheeting, regular 121
cents -per yard for
500 yards, heaviest feather ticking made, regularly
sold Cu 25
cents per yard, special
price
'500
:500 y arcls 32 inch flannelettes, fast colors, dark and
light shades, very special, 17 yards for
500 yards of heaviest weight, soft finish cottonade, re-
gular price 25 to 28 cents, special price
500 yards 36 inch flannelette, heavy weights, fast
color , regular price 14 cents a yard, sale price
200 y z rds heavy crinkle shirting,fast colors,regularly
sold at i 24- cents, sale price
.05
.09
.19
1.00
221-
.10
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.10
.10
DreE Goods
Black Henriete . 44 inches
wide, lovely 'fish, very
special per yaid .49
Black Brilliant Lustre, fast
black and very fine quality,
regular price 35 cents; sale
price .25
Iridescent fancy broca-'ed
Dress Goods all shat:
b'eatitiful combinatio;.:-, :-
Special .5o sizes
Fancy French Sateens, floral Boys' Tweed Suits,Farmer
and Crape desi n regular . Satin lined. well made,
g �, g
price 3o cents, special price .2r• 1 good fitters,. special
Beautiful Organdi Musilns 'Tens' heavy Tweed: Pants,
suitable for either Blouses 1 str. ugly .made, good.
or Dresses, very special .25 wearers, special
Clothing
Men's Navy Blue Serge
Suits, well made 'and
lined, very special, per
suit
Mens' heavy Halifax
Tweed, dark suits, well
made and lined, special
Mens' fine'Canadian Tweed
Suits, checked patterns
well made and lined, all
$
WaH
3.10
EXETER'S LARGEST DEALERS.
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You Will be Glad to Get . Acquainted_ -
With our new Spring Dress Goods, we are equally
anxious to introduce them to you. We are
showing all the advance styles of Silks and
Dress Goods ; also Ladies' White Wear. Some
i71ei•chants advertise having been very fortun-
ate in'securing ladies white wear at -a very low
price,
But There are 'Others ,
We bought a large quantity direct from the
manufacturers for
SPOT CASH-
Whereby we are able to sell as cheap or a.
little cheaper than others.
Ladies' Shirt Waists
We have a large quantity; All new Goods,
not one of last season's waists in the store,
Highest iPrices
Paid for Prodmce.
•a
Carling Bros
Do you want value in Boots and
l)
Shoes? Try the Big 'Cash' Stor•e.'7,--
Mrs. Sweet, Huron street, is visiting
Miss Hattie Templeton, of Brussels,
who is very ill,
Misses Lillie Welsh, of Leamington,
and Maud Welsh, ` of, Listowel, were
home this week attendingthe wedding
of their sister, Miss ary, to Mr.
Inskater,Paris.
of
Wall Papers,
Wall Papers.
We are in the market for wall
paper, borders and ceiling papers.
Our output has beeno larger this
spring than any time, previous.
Our gilts are right, our glimmers
are the admiration of wall paper
seekers. ,
We have a number of odd ends
in wall papers that will be sold at
a terrible sacrafice.
Just think "to clear, , a lot at
8c double roll, former price 15c,
zoc double
roll, former price 20c,
and in some cases where there are
2 or 3 double rolls left will clear
them out at 5c double rolls. A
new stock of rollers and blinds and
window cloths by the yard.
Call at
New Butcher shoe
- - 'Rolled Corned Beef - -
- - Pressed Tongue -
Sausage
Beef
Lamb
Geese 1
Hams j
- - - Dolled Bacon
11
Bologna
Rabbits
Turkeys
Salmon
Trout
Beef sold by quarter at low-
est cash price,
CASH PAID FOR
HIDES
AND SHEEP
ONE DOOR SOUTH OF
CENTRAL HOTEL.
Li
SKINS..
Day„
J HNSTON'S
SPRING IS
HERE
And we are looking for a rush. -
in
P CLARKE SPrnNG TRADE
SEEDS V
All kinds for
Field and
Garden
Lower Prices This year.
Come and see some NEW IM -
4.75 PORTED KINDS. -
'5.50
3.75
.89
aperS
We have been appointed selling .,.gents for a number of
} 1 g ,y
jleading American Wall Paper manufacturers and are now
prepared to order direct from the . factories special designs
for anywho may desire something really artistic, and the'
prices ill astonish you. Consumer reaps the.benefit, Sam -
l. y;1
les are now ready for inspection.
$20.00 Black Wor
15
ted Suits for
$14.00 Tweed Suits to order for
.75
THE
Pickard Co.
Cements
Sampson, Portland
White's English Portland
Morel& Hydraulic
We expect several cars of the
above iii this week,and as we buy
largely we are in a position to
give close prices. Be sure and get
our quotations. won
Sherwin
Made'= by the largest Paint
House in America
LOOKS I3EST",
COVERSST
M4 ,
FULL MEASURE,
SU ,
WEARS LONGEST,
MOST ECONOMICAL,
FULLY GUARANTEED.
IF You want a satisfactory
y.
Paint for outside or inside work
buy them.
00111610 ,
Direct
hritpor'terse
�-I. Bishop
Se. Son.
In order to help it along,for the -
next two weeks we 'intend offer-
ing some snaps in DRY GOoDS'
which will not be equalled in the -
trade.
Here are a Few
of the Drawers
Five pieces good checks Flan--
nelettes, worth 8 cts for 5 cts; 5;
pieces Toweling, good Goods,
worth 7'cts for 4 cts 5 pieces good,..
patterns, WashingGinghams,worth.
8 cts for 5 cts; I piece Brown'
Ct'rduroy worth 75 cts, now 50,
cents, io pieces of newest
designs, -Dress Goods, worth 35
cts for 25 cts; a good line Fancy -
Cups and Saucers, cheap at $1'25
for $x per doz; 2 dozen good
line Oxford Shoes, ladies', worth
$z for 75 cts; I case heavy men's
Plow Shoes, regular $1,25 now
95 cts ; I case heavy men's Plow
Shoes, 2 buckles, was $1.4.0 now
1.15; z dozen button and laced:
shoes, Dongola, worth $1.60 for
1.25.
The finest line of Childress' anti'
I Misses fine Shoes and Slippers
ers
ever brought to Exeter, handmade
goods from the Stratford Shoe
Co., the best makers of Chilclrens .
Shoes in the tra.de,cominencing
50 cents per pair.
-alitiso,SEE
THEM
12 only Mens' Tweed Suits,
worth $6.00 reduced ;o $4:.50. 12
only Mens' Tweeds Suits worth
$9.0e reduced to $6.00. 12 only
Mens' .Serge' Suits worth ::$10.00•,
reduced to $6.75.
We also show the greatest
values in Boys' and Youths' Suits•
ever shown in Exeter.
See our line of inz
Mens'Woolpants ac
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C. C. JOHNSTON N