Exeter Times, 1901-4-4, Page 8STEWART'S
Cash Store
.:
Cash a - Produce.
One Price Only,
We are' ready with all our new Spring Goods, and such a stock,
such piles of new goods, new dress goods, new millinery, new spring
coats for the ladies, Misses and children, new prints, muslins and
inghams, new carpets, oil cloths and linoleums, new lace and tap,,
estry curtwins, new wall papers, new spring overcoats for men, new
suits for smen and boys. Yes, the most complete and up-to-date
stock of new goods that you'll find in the trade, and you're welcome
to come and study all the styles at The Bi; Cash Store as often as
You wish. Bring your friends with you, there is so much :to,
see that will interest you.
TIELW J ACL B 1. E E T I dyd E S
Lovely new tier back Spring Coats I Here's a, snap direct front the makers
fast girls', nicely trimmed and tailor 1 in; Great' Britain. Beautiful floral tie=
made. Rare values 63.25, WO O and signs in Linoleums four yards wide
$3.75. 1$2.25 and $2;40 the yard. These are'
New nifty tailor made Spring Coats the best Linoleums we have have ever
fat 1a;diee, right up-to-date in Fawns offered.
ands. greatssn p in lu a curt in25 and s two ca PeG tr .ae of thet�tva. that we are
Yedoing
i11 ' the
ot;
vary special bargains that you should stock
wonder new carpets,nsee and our lovely
est igete at $1,00 and $1,50 the pair,then cash,
We hale lots of other big values in and one price m: es t possible for us
curttitus, but our specials at gem to show you values such as you might
lace a .. ti
see Yes, we are the 'wall paper h
•a *f.50 are money savers. Aske to
then,
Lathes' New Broad Cloths, in all the
new
p���s_hades�and
nBlack, Special valines
a1 05. . �4 n, $1,00 and $1,25. Just the
thing -ler yens new spring suit.
ease.
We have have the stock, we have the
assortment, we have the values. Net
one roll of trashy paper in our stock,
We would like to show you through
our new wall papers. They're lovely.
A. STEWA
THE MART.
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To Have
the Beet Coods
In what the hilliness man owes him-
self.
It is this business policy of ours
which induces us to claim to be
often the cheapest and con-
tiequently always tlIF 'best.
We have in stock everything in the
ik sbigrgry. Lane—newest in Note
p`,aper,
til► Caseirplete genre of
Jaitiperes,
Englist,;. and. German Decorated
Vases,
French Chinas.
Limage and. Japanese Ware.
PANCY GOODS OF ALL DESCR IP -
TIONS.
The
left
no later than Tuesday noon. Casual
J 0 H N G R I G G Wednesday of each week. p noon
EXETER.
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For Marriage Licenses,
Wedding Rings,
Watches, Clocks,
Jowel -y,l
Spectacles, Etr
° A LT, ON
R. HICKSCKS
Watch Repairing a Specialty. -
r ents- I
S TRRTFORD,ILI NT.
One of Canada's largest and most
successful schools of Business Training.
An old -established school and one that
enjoys an excellent reputation for
superior work, The present is a splen-
did time to enter for a course of train-
ing. Prepare now for the situations
that will be npen next fail '4ix'e as'.
sist many of our students to good"
positions. The large attendance that
our school enjoys is positive proof
that our work is highly appreciated.
Our students are our best advertise-
ments. They know that our training'
is .first-classand they are telling others.
Write for Spring circular.
W..r ELLIOTT,
Principal,'
TO ADVERTISERS.
cpy for changes must be
{
advestisements accepted n to
Additional locals on 4th and 5th
INSURANCE. pages.
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Ge.
e Stanburp was at Crediton on
business, Saturday.
KRNEST ELLIOT, Formalin for smut on drain with!
full directions Sold b
ager for the WESTERN AssuRiNcz Coar-
?Arra, of Toronto; also for the PROW= FIRE
NSURANCE COKP.NY, Of London, England ;
L Lri*MR INSURANCE- COMPANY. of Eng
and
THURSDAY, APRIL 4TH, 1901.
LOCAL !1I!
March 31st was Palm Sunday.
St. Marys Spring Fair Tuesday,
April 16.
April 5th is Good Friday and a public
holiday.
Ed. Eacrett, of Goderich, is home
spending the Easter vacation.
Messrs. Handford & Elliott on Mon -
chipped to car loads of horses to
Manitoba.
Mrs. Bergess, of London, is visiting
friends in Exeter, the guest of Mrs.
John Barnes.
London Township Agricultural So-
ciety spring show will be held at Ilder-
ton,. Friday, April 26.
Miss Nettie Elliott, of Mitchell ie
spending the Easter holidays with her
sister, Mrs. Dr. Andersen.
Albert Wehhenkel is teacher in the
O'Sullivan Business College, Exeter.
Already they have a large class.
For La Grippe, Influenza and .Cold
in the Head, use Dix Cold Cure. For
sale -at Lutz's Drug Store. Only 15c. a
box.
Miss Walker has sold her farm on
the Mill road, the west halt •of lot .30,
Tuekersmith, containing 50 acres, to
Messrs. W. and P. McKenzie, for the
mof 1
u $ ,450. It is a pasture lot, and
there are no buildings on it.
T. B. Carling, Secretary of the Eze- J
ter Salt Works Co., on Wednesday re-'
teived a diploma awarded by the Paris
Exhibition to the Salt tw
Works Co. for
an. exhibit of salt and brine sent with
the Canadian exhibit. This reflects
credit upon the manager,: Mr. D. Mill,
When a desitor in the, postai de-
partment wished to: withdraw any of
his money from the bank it usually
cost him a delay of some i0ve. days for
the return advice, T'his -prevented' `a
great many from investing in that in-
stitution. Butnowthe department r
leo ordered that all postmasters lain
pay tip: to $20 to any depositor them' iM
known to him without waiting for the
o y C. Lutz, drug-
gist, Exeter. Price 75c a pound.
Miss Ida Whiteman, of Detroit, was
the guest of her cousin, Miss Mabel
Follick, over Sunday.
Mr. W. H. O'Sullivan has purchased`
the team of fancy ponies from Mrs. A.
Q. Bobier. Mr. O'Sullivan will take
them to his home at Windsor this
week.
.Miss Jessie Alexander, the reader, is
retiring from public life. She will bei:
married to a New York professor of
elocution next week and will reside in
New York.
Mrs. Isaac Carling, who has been'
suffering from partial blindness for
some time, underwent an operation in
the London hospital, on Thursday, for
the removal of a cataract.
Miss Garlick, who has been visiting
at G. A. Hyndman's for some months
left Saturday for Red Deer, Assa.,
where she holds a position as teacher
in a Mission school.
Word has been received from Mr.
Harry Sanders, who left here for
Denver. Col., some two weeks ago,
that he has secured a position with,,
one of the best dry goods house in'
that city.
John Treble has torn down the
building formerly used by Geo. Davis
as a marble shop, north of the Main
st. Meth. church. and will convert
the lumber into building a barn on
his property in Exeter North.
Mrs. Hancock and. Mrs. Waraencun,
'Who were called to Exeter to attend
the funeral of their father, the late
John Treble, left Monday for their
home in Grand Forks, Dak,, and,. St.
Paul Minn., n respectively.
,
,
The census enumerators, cbmmence
work all over the Dominion on Mon
day morning, and citizens generally
will be required to turn themselves in-
side out and answer all manner of
questions. The enumerators for Exe-
ter are: H. Huston, J. H. Grieve, Dr.
A. K. Riflemen and W. Trevethick.
Last week Mrs. Geo. Webber receiy -
ed a cheque for ;$1,000 from the ancient
Order United Workman, being life in-
surance en'her husband. The Work
i ata have a membership of over, forty
thousand in Ontario, adding about
i5,000, new members last year. their
ates of insurance were very reason-
able. The Exeter lodge is : prospering
end among its members there are.
many of the husine,s and profes sion'a1
men of one town.
ic1ard Co.
I x3TER
HENSALL..
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; Vie' take, pleasure in announcing that our.stock of Dry .Coodsi "Clothing,
Miti : I' ''y WallPapers;
�� Boots and Shoes,Crockery, �I��ware
Carpets' aii4. all, Jands of House Furnishings s is now complete at both our
Exeter and UIensa1l Stores, and never before in our history have we been able to show sudh
a mite nficient K n�`"e of goods We
g 1"y g �o ds as at pesent.. want your trade and,at all times will be
pleased to "Show. yo i our.stock. We are making. a specialty of fine ;Black Dress Goods.
all `aers
T0,o00 Rolls orf beautiful new
Wall Coverings just passed into
stock." Wb have them from 3c,
to 4oC, 'perroll, and: as we pur-
chased them direct from the
manufacturers, and have them all
marked at close prices, you are
sure ,of getting the best possible
values iters . ,
Ourtains
Good. Nottingham Lace Curr -
tains, 234 yds. long, tape bound.
Great value, 50c.
A great variety of Nottingham'
Lace. Curtains in new designs,
tape bound at 75c, $r, $1.25,
$1.75, $2.25, $3.25 and 43.75. J
Carpets !Boots and Shoes
1500, yards y tris new Carpets just
opened•' up . We have them in
Wools and Unions at 25c, 35e,
40c, 5oc and 75c. All new de-
signs and colorings.
Also special values in Tapes=
.try and Brussell's Carpets.
Groceries
3 lbs. best selected Valencia
Raisins 25C, I
Best Paris Whiting, per lb ole. i.ihlerr
2 lbs re -cleaned Currants, 1
..Sc, 1 We have a beautiful stock of
Best Clothes Pins, per doz arc. trimmed Millinery and are con -
Royal Yeast Cakes, per box 3cistantly adding novelties to our
5 pkgs Corn Starch for 25c.
Best canned Peas, Corn and Shaw will be pleased to see you
at any time, and you can always
ty onFine uncoiorea'j an Tea 25c, I up to•dategMillinnery the here t ananti
6 lbs good Prunes for 25c
3 Bars good Toilet Soap o5c,
Greets Rio Coffee, per lb IOC..
Best Shredded Cocoanut 20C.
5 Jbs good loose Starch 25c.
(Exeter Store Only)
Ladies' new Axford Tie Shoes
at $T, $1.25`and $1.5o,
Ladies' lace and buttoned
Boots at $i;, $1 25, Si 75 and $2,
Men's new Bals and Congress
at I 2$, $1 50, $1 75 and r$2 $0.
Misses' and children's Shoes
at 25c, Soc, 75c, $i and $I 25.
The above lot are a special line
just opened up which we bought
at a bargain,
well assorted stock Our Miss
We have .a splendid assort:
trent of men's new, up-to-date`
t hard and soft felt Hats.
Dress. Goods
Dress Goods I IressC roodis
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Our °stock of Dress Goods this season is the most complete over shown in E;eter--every piece
imported direct from, the manufacturers in Great Britain and Europe. Cork Screws, Prunellas,' Serges,
Hettriettas, Sill; Mikes,, Cords, Habit Cloths and Broad. Cloths take the; lead, and we have them in al
qualities and 'prices, If you have any notion of purchasing a new Dress for Spring, you. cannot af-
ford to do so without first seeing our stock, •
Clothing,: .
We carry Shprey's cele-
brated make One fea.
ture peculiar to this firm's
make is,thata written guar
;antee goes with every arti-
cle bearing their name,
and your money back if '
not sat'i`sfied after purchas-
ing. We carry" this firm's
goods for the reason that
we believe them. to be the
best goods made in Can-
ada. -
z, Special values in .men's
Suits at $5 00, 6 5o, 7 5o,
-8 5o, 10'00 and 12 00
'a.H cut in the latest designs
and s lendi
dl'fm'
t p y finished
Men's Odd Pants;at t oo, r 50,1 75, and:2 00.
Men's black Overalls •with bib at Soc and 1 0o.
Boys313rowril *Overalls at 35c and 50c. '
15
BIG ?L61flLS
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To yards regular t3cr`Flannetette for r 00,
r7 yards regular $c Grey Cotton' for I clo.
Regular 3 5c°black Cashmere' Hose for 25e.
Regular 17c Germa Indigo Ppnts for 1234c
Regular T7c Fancy Sateens for. 12 c. •
Men's regular i oo fancy Shirts ,Soc.. "
Men's reg 66p ,tinder Shirts and Drawers 4.0c.
Regular 35c 'Table Linen for'25c.
Regular 95c Cotton Blankets,'pe - pair for 75c.
Reg 1.25 Cotton Blankets, large size, "per pr. 95.
36 -inch
wide
American Prints nts per yard >:Cfc-
Men's black Sateen Shirts worth - I oo for 75c.
Heavy Indigo Blue Shirting, •reg 15c for r24.
All shades in Near Silk, regular -i;sg for 'Toe.
Boys' 2.ndYtiuths' Suits at i 75, 2 00, 3 0o and 4
2c,
yards P.ercaline I;inings—all shades=worth
5 , 0 15c.
•u.p., .•, rule, :,.! ,.•
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r t t
ka�-� es fr • • .
ash
..�..�_ .. ... 4rden •See
Shirt 'Waists:.,
Whjite goods will lead this sea-
son. Wet rexpeeti to large ship-•
ment of these in a fewrday's. We.
made - arrangements with the
:manufacturers eta leave:, making
up -these•. gars tents"t to tl'fe` latest
time -;possible in order 't4give us
the' very Ite't},deas., 1p rices ill
beC_Loo 1a.5-,.:
75 7 , 175, zoo.
Ordered
'Clothing Yl•
We make -a ,specialty :of this
line• and pride` ourselves on • .the
manner in which we trim and fin--
ish all our ordered Suits.
See our special Tweed Suit tee
order for. $ 12 00 .
See our special black Worsted
Snit to order for $x8 oo.
-Whitewear,'.<<
Ladies'. Corset : ,Covers, ` grea
ping Snrino
Thousands of Dollars' worth of new Spring Goods ready
for iuspect.io
IlnportaCablitnglons. .Pros, • nvite their friends to .see their ,new
. :
This • is the mouth to buy staples. We have the best
value in the trade, as we sell slur Prints, white -Colored
Ginghams and Flannelettes at old prices.
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All -Departments are Crowded With
..Ne
Goods This f1oxith, ,..
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New Dress Goods, New Prints, New Shirtin s New
White' , Wear, New • Ties, New Shirts, New Tweeds, New
Uats--all in the newest shades 4111. styles.
WALL PAPER.
We never had a finer selection... We invite your
spection.. ,
If you want fair dealing, honest prices and ho hum-
bugging, go to
CARLING BROS.
uthithre �
'F Fmporium
The Economy Store
Calf a,tc convinced that the above statement is
correct.
Many bargains still left in FANCY GOODS, a.S:,
Parlor Suites, Bedroom Sets,
Sideboards,. '
Tables, `Couches etc.,
v �
of the GIDLEY Stock.
• Manakin a spe61a1t ,,
Beverley & Heston
Remember the stand.
OPETA, HOUSE BLOC'g.
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'711-18 N EW STOI
pry Goods ... dna :Groceries.
Tiine and tide waiteth'for no one. Spring' will soon, be here
and we are here to wait° on everyone.
` In order t;o do'solto the best advantage JO our' customers, Ave
have made several: changes in our store. . Nearly all lines of Spring
,goods: are in now. InStaple, ':Pry Goods, we stand -second to'one
See our new. 'rir#ts. ; many have told' us they are the' prettiest
they;have seen, and the quality cannot•be surpassed.. ..,
`DRESS GOODS _
This being ' season' for black, we are making a, specialty of Black Dress
Goods. Perhaps our atonic is niit as large as some but it is well selected, and
guaranteed to please ere i in both cettality and style. • •
+GENTS, FURNISHINGS
This department is complete. Our new no now in—ail the
late '�
tgoods
in•the�trade.
very st. See our Summer Shirts at .50e, 75e. and Sac—tile most styliih
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value- at 1;5c, =2 5c, " 35'c{, '$oc and,
=75c
.,,, Ladies' - Drawers ,at - 25c, ec
7.5c, T oo and' T 2 '`
5: ;.
,, Ladies' , Night .Gowns„, at 75c,.
I oo, i 25 and"i -5o .,•„ .i
Ladies'' Skirts': ' at' 7•5c; ' t oo,'
We
.,�*fl,.,,.•. a:.,n. tet10,O00' lbs. of Butte- r
a
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SPRING , UNDERWEAR and HOSE
A�complete rcange,°in ail:1 nee.., ,
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RE Y MADE'
CiO')j'tiINd-
Justreceiyed `d a fearsp ecianes l i e '
� ,, B 1 in:Mer; s Ready -Made Suits. See our; twoeaders.at S4. r5 audAS::GO
Our Groeeties are neve and 'fresh,u -to-date mid rad the best`to be bail. ;
Try our Man' of War Teaim xed and,.blacrz-at 25c•an3'40
prices pai&for Produce: A -call solicited„ c, Hi'ghegt
,
"FIRST SirfaRF„leit R rE•1 P. 0.
,;.,Bliss Ellen:8rown; who • was �o`fr dt?;t Q;F [' u.Nl .—Mrs,, Jee i
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i<os ..•£ew days .this, week with lag'ripl}e .*fence t'o tltaank the maty , friends'a»id
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s,again; in her, place at the.p'osb offlc 1? � id ggetie`raliy, who s
retldered'': sis ” 4. ch�erf er- _.
.,,Mr.•Harry,�BtickinghamattezYdedt " . ; , thfnce, auciall 'h o ._,
-•.• edg e' .n f mil
;fungral,of his ,,sister in raw, .Mrs. Mi,, ondolence to li�rsell,,atid fatnil
lock,i etroit•:the firs :. ?dui'm (heir' y
., n,A t part of tis•. B late `'bereit:,pemep't 'n the
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week. � Hof
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ban
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clay; April 10 and 2A ti ;, * •• t"'Iiyou5,sij ht ,ie defective=it ,ryidJ�aeEkieeold:filen& wil ' '"'to your interest to, call.dist Mr. SmililearntlfIt,
tMr;311 1bee ,pleased ri.]ton A. Buchanan,`reQr'i°Ir9anrdg�.;Renteialber ,the dae`, o'fZiiriGh; •ivi�o'I,:,s beenpursuingan
P w,honor course in rttodern languagk es in
The Sifton rxiuirae,4, ase liaa,beent'see Toronto Universitv With'
down for, trial tet t S rein riSsi;zes cess for the las marked:: sun
P g •- t four years, ,,thea' been
which `;opens .: in L d'on,,oht L : appointed to • .•
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