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eaperine was lost on April 20th, mil 0. Lutzsalt, wee the guests of Mr. A. E. B,en-
BlISIllra. Brightness Brills Succ^ss Caperine Lost.
etreet. Finder will kindly
leave same at Metropolitan Hotel. council Proceedings"
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Use Dix Little Liver Pills. Sold by Mr. F. McDonald and wife, of Hess-
e .
C.:es:teal t9
as/Jase'44/414 We:4,17./r.e3 Arm 'broken. Council met porsuant to adjourn-
meat at Town Hall, May 5. All pies -
STATFOAD, 014T, Miss Katie, daughter of Mr. R. ent, Minutes of previous meeting read
and confirmed. Taylor—Evans, that
the Council furuish six inch tile for a
draie on Elizabeth street from Wins
Dearing's to the creek north of Francis
0111, interested parties to draw tile
and do excavating,—Carried. Evans
accidentally fell yesterday
pretests pm Ares young men and women (Weduetsday) and sustained a broken
for etainess lite. 44 i our regent students axi, This is the third thne the same
have 'warted good situations. Business
men appreeiato oar work awl apply to us arm has been:broken hi a similar man-
ner.
Iclater new if yon an. Prospectus free.
for our grrairt„iros.
car
WS J. pet weasels* Eincitt, Principal Having moved into the residence Muir, that the proposal of the Electric
WOM'reeireaKes,vississesmeseeaaraes of Mrs. Isaac Bowden, William street, Light and Power 0o, to furnish water
the undersigned wishes to announce for street watering meioses be laid
LOCAI that she will do carpet weaving on the
.1,:aecall.11:341,:aaatesestrueeeeeso
J k • i '` 1 shortest notice audatreasouable prices,
-, Miss A. Onnss
Boats to Roue
over for further consi erationaOarmed
Taylor—Armstrong, tbat the consider-
ation of tenders for wind mill be laid
over until net. meetings—Carried.
Evsa, t. (4, etCs.
nett on Solidity.
Mr. R. II. O'Neil and wife, of Lucan,
spent m few days in town with friends
during the week.
Mrs. Wm. Routley and son Thomas,
Lond,on Road, are both qttite ill and
confined to their beds,
Mr, W. H, Oke„ of Bryanstou, paid
hIs old home in Usborue a flying visit
on Monday and returned Taesday.
Mr. M. Ellwood and wife, Of Hen -
salt, spent Sunday in town, the guest
of Mrs. Allan, who is at present very
111,
Mis Geo, Easterbrook has returned
home from Burlington, and is erectin
Use -English Stoek Food g
s. .
The undersigned will kean—Tvlorhat WBissthe tone ivork of MrWmPenhale's
Psaltry Powder.
ep a number riew barn west of town.
and Lutz's
o - • - • • of first class Veasure boats on the tendee for :street waterlirs at .97. cents OLL(
River or on t uquke, parkula grounds, per day, wing the lowest b' accepted, . The followieg Persons left here
in on Monday morning for Rainy River
' West Hinsin Provincial Election for hire to picnics or t -,,,e t - providing any chancre 1 made
xi -
o es.ive e i „. , a he
District:—:George and Warner Davis,
trial coulee off next month. dividuale. For particulars apply per. • satire e of sduNp,opilay,_ofelst.rartieei;ithAi silelclisuttrtoetnegt
Oscar Anderson and Semi Prouty, of
En tithe, be null an
Tay the AevovaTE for Wedding sonally, or by card e 'telephone,
stationery. Latest designs. Grand Bend. —Muir, that the fence arouud the park Stephen.
be removed and the same be thrown Mr. Walter Poele has returned home
Mr. Wee Fint.11 shipped, a carload of Morgan Wood Cowin.%
open to the public. Evans—Taylor, in from the Old Comity after a visit of six
cattle to Toronto on Monday.
The Rev.Mt rgau Wood, preacher, amendment that we do not throiv park months with his parents there. Ile
The lace clause is being put in shape orator, lectirrer mad reformer, Will ap- open and the Street, CoMinisS1011or lie
trIV 93.:+101:5,,C1Pera 01,1 r11- strueted to keep it mowed and proenre
fksi. the esauine, revs Mee- -)ft
Mr. P Frayne's house is beiug roofed 611.Y evell'ing. -4°rgan '"-(x)("s 11"' •
f The
reports Lavine- spent a pleasant time
in the old sod:
eats f ti use
( r n. o e ic.
and eeni „senpheed lea June 1st. mittedle'e a peer among orators and is 'D 1 1 4,1
. oxeye eecetrea sae amenement carnet.,
'one OP.' e ost nowerful and el(xpieut
Division Come waR held here on s - 1- 11 • Evans—Muir, that the following 80 -
Na kers in. Canada To miss nearnes
Thursday, with Judge Masson pres ' ks counts be passed and orders drawn on
Siding 'an will be to miss a treat.
Miss Mabel 'Walters Lae accepted is Owner's of fruit trees.should bear in
treasurer for sinne.—j. W. Creech,
don't Spray the Blossoms, street watering, $10; Electric Light e;
Power Coa account to :Vey 1st, .$76,33:
iltltt*lt'llit.3„ii";srs. 131s11°P & Swil' 8 mind that lt is cam
ontrarY to law to Jes Creeeb, part salary, $ea; Silas
!'oaerk
' spreY fruit trees, while the blossom is Handfortl, labor, $1; Walter WeAvott,
Me. Wm, Peubale, of Stepb4, is on the tree with any poisonous pre- labor, $1,25; Win, Phair, labor, $0.37;
, ' c". , ' - n "")c; prom- partition. The bees in seareli of them
haviu" a fine birn erected 0 R 1
iStiS a &aka' Wost at tO wn. nectar imbibe the concoction iutended
The Chureh of Engleeed sundae. to kill the tree pests. Tile honey,
8"11°°1 Ainnt'l C"nvVittion will lie therefore, eanuot be wholesome,
held in nsall en Ma., - a „ especially when pails green le fregn ent-
lioss eo
gr. w, G. Taa,ntes hits reek,h,,a the ly used III spraying. The statutes
d
contract fer strie ,i watering, provide a penalty of $1 to $5 for spray-
er swine tiv. lowest m . 411.1,!.1. se N , ten- mg trees while in blossom,
, ut N ell
cents per de- ,.., = Queen Esther.
• . • Preparations for a splendid perform -
Mr. Tk.ae: Ilendford, of Centralia,
hag IU wed into t he hmito i a, awe of this grat.inusiTI production
', "Ile( an continue. Alia; N. Devidson will sme
1:tee My Yaeated lay 31ra. 31anuing on the title role' " Es-th4"; :Malcolm I,..rix?-
dreW greet. cent will impersonate Ahasuerne King
Lisvuee Inepeetor Ballautyne, of
Seeforth. was in town Thursday hist
supplying the hotel keepers with their
149940 laeense
Mr. Henry Trott. of Ann Arbor,
Mieha rendered a Owlee solo, e The
Holy City," in;1 Main-st. 3lethodist
elitireh on Sinulay evening.
"Rev, Dr. Pascoe will reside with
hie daughter, 31v. Dr. Potts, in Ham-
Hum,after the close of his pastorate
lwre itt
J mica"— Winghain Advance.
of Persia; Haman, King's Connedlor
and overseer of the realm, will be re-
presented by Mr. .Shapton; Zeresh,
Haman's wife, by Miss L. Gregory;
:Mordecai, the Jew, nuele of Esther,
Whom he reared., by Henry Trott; Hate
bonab, Captain of Guard, by Wm,
Ford. Other important perts will be
announced latee, In About theca, weeks
"Esther" will be ready for presenta-
tion.
Town Park.
Oniatown park is fast becommg
Vegetation is makitig very rapid
stodeh forward. Tha indication pot -at pine of beauty, During the past few
days Constable Creech has much
to heavy erops of sinalI fruit, such as
plums, itierree: aud berries. A heavy Pmeed its aPPfarallee 11-77 11 general
trot wonld do inealculable damage. c.skneionNivngetilp,. Ur -riming tht.. trees, ad
gag(d. execting wire
It is a settled fact that the audience 1
for the Morgan Wood lecture Friday
I.VVning., Will Ns a lame one and every
detail will IL. looked after so as to give
the greatest einufort to the patrons.
3.V. 0 onnel. Registration. ane -
Carried. Muir—Armstrong, that the
clerk interview the G.T.R. re drain at
Victoria street outlet, —Carried. Tay-
lor—Muir, that the Court of Revieion
Of Assessment Roll be held. on June
2nd, at 730 pan.—Carried, Evans—
Armstrong that the Council adjourn
until May 10th, at 8 o'elock pale Cnr-
Med,
0. H. Bissierr, clerk.
RXeter School Board Minutes,
Meeting held in the Town Hallelptil
26th, All present. The follswing is
the order 9f linsiness duly eubmitted
and epproyed, Per resolution inimites
of previous ineetiogs Per J. Senior
aud. R. N. Rowe. the following duly
certified pre payments; F, North-
eott, wood, $14.08; R. Athioema wood,
$13.75. Per W. .1, Carling and W.
Trevethiek, the following, accouuts:
J. Knight, baskets, 80e, ; Bell Telephone
Co. messages, .80c.; Miss Huston, sub -
saute services $5.40. Per H. Huston
- and J. Senior, the adoptiou of the In-
spectors report as read. Per H. HuSs
ton and R. N. Rowe, that the princi-
pel andSupplies Committee be a cOin-
mittee to secure the maps required.
Per H. Huston and J. Senior, that -the
Repairs and Grounds Committees be
fence around it. Tito new fence will a joint committee to effect the repairs
not take the- place of the old, one, but stiggested by the inspector. Per R.
will be placed a few feet farther back, N. Rowe and H. Huston, that the
thus to alio* .sufficieht space for a question of desks for the third class
sidewalk on the east end and front of rooms be hem over for future consider -
the park. The trees are making rapid alma Per II. Huston and W. J. Care
growth, and in a very- short time - Our liug, that the Principal be vequested.to
eitizens will be privilegva to make use secare reports 'from the assistautteach-
of their shady bows, and spend their ers at the end of ea.ch week of all ab -
leisure hours 1110.St.pl(oitiatitly there. sentees not properly ..excueral and that
a list of sueh be supplied the Trnane
officer for .enquirv forthwith; also that
& special report be ftuedsb.ed by the
principal to the ' board at end of
each month Of all cases requiring fur-
ther action. Per H. Huston tosd R.
N. Rowe, that the furnaces be declared
approved and draft for .amount, of con-
tract paid on certificate of the spec-
ial conniuttee to supervise the work.
Per R. N. Rowe and, W. 3, Carling
that the request Of the Orangemen for
the use of the gronnds for the 12th of
July next be granted On receipt of the
written guarantee of the Exeter Lodge
that they shall be felt as bound and to,
the satisfaction of the grounds com-
mittee and that the .Tenitor be in
charge and receive from the Exeter
Lodge satisfactory compensation for
his services. Per J. ,Senior and W. J.
Carling, that permission be given to
the pupils to play lacrosse on the
school grounds subject to the control
and approval of the Principal. Per W.
3. Carling, adjournment
. 3 Geticia,
While Mrs. Philip Lang was house -
Opening at her resiclence on Andrew
envie, she aceidently fell from a step-
ladder, and was seriously injured.
She is supposed to have broken a rib.
Miss Polly .Bawden, who has been
'visiting friends la Ridgetown, return-
ed home last week, accompanied by
Mrs. John Bawden, who ss -111 visit
friends here for a short time.
Dr. A. R. Kinsman returned on Mon-
day to Sarnia where Ile will remain to
attenl to the duties of his brother, Dr.
H. F. Kinsman who is attendint.2,, to
Itis military duties. He expects to re-
turn to Exeter in about three weeks,
Mr. John Gill reports having four cuoscr. Friends.
potatoes \\bleh weighs four and a The Canadian Order Chosen Friends
heir pounds. Considering the season which have made such rapid progress
those are heavy specie. They were
grown by his brother, Mr. jos. Gill,
Grand Bold.
Thirties shonld bear in Mind that it-
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nelawful to vetch Week bass. We
underst.and a large number have al-
ready hen taken and unless a stop is
put to it a few examples will be made
of the law -breakers in the neat future.
Now, a hint to the wise is sufficient.
The Orangeville, Post has the follow-
ing reference to a former resident of
Exeter, Mr. A. J. 'Rollins,and the null
he recently purchased at Cataract:—
"The .Clatinsict flour mill here, which
has been run during the past two
years by Messrs. Deagle Bros., has
been purchased by Mr. A. J. Rollins
of Exeter, who takes possession at
once. Mr. Rollins is an experienced
miller and, hie removal here will be 'a
(listinet and welcome gain to this sec-
tion. Cataract has exceptionally fine
water power, is surrounded by a fine
farming country, is splendidly situat-
ed for shipping facilities, and there is,
therefore, no reason why an industry
like a flour min should not be an un-
qualified success. We understand
that it is Mr. Rollins' intention to
overhaul the mill at once, repairing
where such is necessity) and placing
new machinery where it is called for.
As he is said. to be 'thoroughly up in
the business, it, is likely that art era
of success is about to dawn upon the
mill and a boom in the latter means
considerable attendant prosperity for
the village itself. .The farmers about•
will be glad to learn that a spirited
enterprieing man like Mr. Rollins
here during -the past few weeks through
the efforts or Mr. Barnes Deputy
Grand organizer, elected officers at
their last regular meeting. Thirty
110W members have been added and
with the following enthusiastic officers
the prosperity of order is assured,
viz;—P. C., Thos., Fitton; 0. C., Mrs.
J. P. Ross; V. C., Mrs, Horace Treas.,
Rev. W. M. Martial Rec.,J. H. Grieve;
Assist. Rec., Alex Tait; Prelate, Mrs.
Quance; Mar., Robt. Dinney; Warden,
Mrs. M. D. Thompson; organist, Mrs,
W. johns; Century, F. G. Thompson;
Guard, W. Balkwill.
For Consideration.
The Wright County Progress, pub-
lished in Hartville, Mo., in advocating
instruction in the cowmen schools,
relating to the care of fire, explosives,
live wh.es, gas jets, etc., says:—"A five
minutes lesson, twelve times a year,
on the care of gas jets, would every
year, save 100 country people from
asphyxiation in the city. Gas light-
ing may pass out, but practical know-
ledge on this subject would not be
amiss, in any event" The suggestions
thrown oat by oar yankee friend are
indeed worthy of general consideration
Timely knowledge of such facts would
indeed save many a person from an
untimely end. It cannot be denied
that ignorance of this subject costs
the comity the lives of thousands
yearly, and the only remedy would be
to remove the ignoranc by a few min-
utes tuition—if only once a week—and
life would be that much safer.
Death of Isaac Bowden.
The many friends here a Mr. Isaac
is about to take charge of the mill,
aBawden were much surprised to learn
it means prompt and satisfactorys
of his death which sad event occurred
gristing at their own door and the
at Strathroy, on Sunday last, in the
highest prevailing prices for their
81st year of his age. The deceased has
grain. Mr. Rollins has our very best
been in failing health for several years,
wishes for success in his investment."
but a severe attack of la grippe last
.1.,
Parkhill ; Mr, II. Ellis' 7 -year-old,
Roderiek, had his aret broken a few
days ago by falling from a fence, which
was only three or four feet in height.
Goderich: Fridav, Frenkle, eldest
son of Mr, and gra bI. 3. Pridasn,
passed, perteefully away after a long
illness, at the youthful, age of 0 years
and 10 months,
Moray; The many friends of Mr.
Rodger Gilbert deeply regret his
serious illness from cancer of the chin
tied throat His waked attendants
here, and specialists whom be consult-
ed at Loodon, him that he remelt
be mired owingto the locatiou of the
Malady, as the roots are growing into
his mouth, between bis teeth and down
the glands of his throats
Clinton: A sad aceident beret Mr.
William Gibbings, of town, on Friday.
He was building a milk stand when he
slipped and fell to the ground and al-
though the distance was only about
six feet the 584(1011 eon tact with moth-
er earth dislocated his thumb and
broke three ribs. At seventy years or
age he will feel the after results more
than he would have a few years ago.
Varea: On Tuesday the alarm of
fire was beard, and it was discovered
that Mr. Thos. 'Ward's chickory kiln
was on lire. Very soon the entire vil-
lage had turned oat, and with it boun-
tiful supply of water the fire- Was every
soon wider control. The origin of the
fire is a IflySteit, as there had been no
fire 011 the premises since before Christ -
11105. It was insured in the McKillop
Mutual.
Ansa Craig: The hand of death has,
again visited our village end called
another esteemed and loved one to
Him in the person of Carrie H. eldest
daughter of Alexander Anderson, at
the age of 22 years and 7 months.
Deceased had not en toyed robust
health for some time and it was not
until the after effects of la grippe that
her friends became alarmed. From
that time she continued to sink until
Monday morning she entered into
that region whence no traveller ever
returns. She was a Member of the
Baptist Church choir for SOille tine
and was well esteemed. by everyone.
The funeral on Wednesday to Dun-
crief cemetery was largely Attended.
Mr. Bawden, of Lucan, spentFriday
in town.
R. E. Pickard spent Monday ittLon-
on business.
Fred Davidson, of Lucan, spent Fri-
day in. town.
Barton Hooper, of Zurich, spent
Suncla,y in town.
Dr. D. A. Anderson -wheeled to
Mitchell on Sunday.
Mr. Gilbert,of London tp., spentSat-
orday here on business.
Harry Chesney, of Seaforth, spent
Friday with friends in town.
• Mr. T. B. Carling is attending con-
ference at Toronto this week.
Use Native Herb Tea for spring winter had a telling effect in s orten-
medicine. Sold by C. Lutz. ing his days and he has never been the
same since. A few weeks ago he, ac -
Seeds companied by his wife, came to visit
The Steel Briggs Co., mangel and friends here and also in Blyth, think -
turnip seed. It pays to buy the best. ing the change would probably do him
For sale at Stewart's Big Cash Store. good, but his condition clidnot seem to
Always Buy the Best Seeds. improve and. shortly after returning
The Steel Briggs Co. Mammoth home took his bed to rise no more and
Long Red, Giant Yellow, intermediate succumbed peacefullyand almost inl-
and. Golden Fleshed Tankard raa,ngel perceptibly to the deead destroyer at
seed has no equal. For sale at Stew- the time above stated, -neuralgia, of the
art's Big Cash Store. heart being the immediate cause of
death. Deceased was born in North
Morgan Wood. Moulton, Devonshire, England, in the
Morgan Wood, the noted preacher, year 1819 and came here with his
orator and lecturer is secured. for an wife and family in 1864, renting the
evening here, and will appear at Gid- farm in Iisborne now occupied by Mr.
ley's Opera House, Friday next. Plan Jaines Handforcl, London Road, where
open at Grieve's tailor shop, 8 a.m., they resided for three years. Farm
Thursday. life not agreeing with him he moved
Beef Cattle are Dear. to Exeter, but shortly after coming
In some parts of the province there here -1869 —he was bereaft of his wife,
is something of a cattle famine. Gen- and in 1872 he again married,taking as
erally beef cattle are scarce, and Mr. his partner, Mrs. Hurd. They con -
T. W. Hodson, secretary of the Live tinued to reside here until about four
Stock Association said recently that years ago when they moved to Strath -
lie would not be surprised to see the roy and resided there since. He was a
price of meat rise. Asked as to the most devout Christian, being a mem-
cause. Mr. Hodson gave it as his opin- her of the Methodist church, and a
ion that the large number of cattle Conservative in politics. He leaves
shipped into the 'United States since to mourn his demise a wife and a
the quarantine regulation had been grown -ins family of five—three sons
removed, was responsible to a great and two daughters. His remains were
extent. He did not, however, look for brought here by train on Tuesday and
a cattle famine for a while yet, and conveyed to the residenee 91' Mr. Peter
ventured the opinion that when farm- Bawden, from where the funeral took
ers found they could raise more fish place the same day, at 2 o'clock. We
for food in one acre of a fish pond than noticed among those from it distance
they could in 10 acres of land, they Mr. Mid Mrs. Herrington, of Blyth
would have fishponds.
,
Mrs. Thos. Snell, Brucefield, spent
Sunday with friends in town.
Dr. L. L. Follick, of St. Marys, spent
Sunday visiting his parents 'here.
Miss Ella Lamport, of Crediton,
spent Tuesday with friends in town.
L. H. Dickson, Barrister, spent
Wednesday Goderich on businees.
Miss Abbott, of Centralia, is the
guest of Mr. Samuel Davis this week.
Ex. Alderman Heaman, of London,
spent Wednesday in town on busi-
ness.
Miss Clara Boyle, of Centralia, is
spending a few days visiting friends
in town.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Abell, of Sea -
forth, were guests at Mr. Powell's
Sunday.
Mr. 3. M. Stogclill moved his family
and household effects to Seaforth on
Monday.
Mr. Wm. Brown is at present very
low and the end is expected at any
moment.
Mrs. Jno. Harness is still very low,
and there is but slight hopes for her
recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Moir, of St.
Marys, are visiting friends in Hay
township.
Mr. A. Dempsey left Monday for
Modesto Cal., where he intends resid-
ing for a time.
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CAM-
CASH OR PRODUCE.
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ONE PRICE ONLY.
• Specials for .
House-cleaning Time
Lace Curtains, very special prices, Ohenelle and Tapestry Curtains -
30c., '40c., 50e., 75c., $L00, $1.10, Chenelle curtains .V.75, 3.75, 3,00,
$1.*'5, $1.50, $2.00, $2.25, $2.75, lli3.00, and 4.50; Tapestry ctirtitins $2.75,
$3.50. Our $1,501ine is very special, 3„.75, 4.50 and 5.50,
regular $2.00 curtains. .
$1.00; Tapestry $1.00, $1.25, $1-50; and 50c. ihe yard,
Table Covers—Ohenelle, 25e, and windows, very
d2o5ocifs, 4a0ned.
Felt Covers $1.50, $1.75, $2.25; ...
Wool Covers 75c., $1,00, $1.25, Window Blinds—the iergest as-
plcaitleu,:t11Zirt,P4t., Eit0°ee.,k8OZ.i5:inlenic-i ,f)33°1,11:Patect.e;40111,, „,111reda(81,1,1)1510egl :5°00e...:
' sortment we have ever sliown.
ony.v. trinnued; $1.00.
_ 80c. and SUR). 3,AfilidS to choose
Carpets—Heavy Stock. Hemps from.
12,e., 16e, 20e. and 25e.; Unions 25e.,
30t.., 321.c. 35e., 40c,, 45c, and 50o.; Art Xuslins—our stock complete,
All Woo'ls 55e„ Me. mei 35e.; . Speeial lines at 10e„ 124e., and ltc„
Tapestries .12e., 50c., 60e. and 750, ; Spot Mueliernind Curtain Nets, 10c.,
/ 15e., 16c, 17e. and 20e.
s Brussels 85e. end $1.00.
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We ehow the .largest stork of Wall Papers in the coimesseebezip'
11 medium and higlagrade Impel's. Our stock teimprises 133 patterns'
Job lino of Gilts, regular privy 20c., re(Inced to Se.
Special line- of Toilet Setts, ten pieces, gold stippled, regular value
$3,50 --Special Price $2.05.
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For 30 Days Only. ,
Now is the time to get your bicycle put in
good order for the season.
No. I:—Bor $1 I will clean, oil and adjust
all the bearings.
No.2.—For $2 I will clean, oil and adjust
all bearings, polish all nic.keled parts, and
brighten frame and forks.
No. S.—Por *4.501 will clean, oil, adjust,
enamel the frame and fork black or maroon
and polish nickel parts.
No. 4.—For *61 will Mean, oil, adjust, en-
amel black or maroon, true both wheels,
true frame, forks and cranks, repair tires if
worth repairing, and polish nickel parts.
No. 5.—For $8 I will clean, oil, adjust, en-
amel black or maroon, true both wheels,
true frame,.forks and cranks, repair tires if
worth repairing, nickel -plate all parts ex-
cept spokes and hubs.
No. (1 -For $10 I will clean, oil, adjust, en-
amel black or maroon, true both. wheels.
true frame, forks and cranks, repair tires as
above, nickel all parts, put all new spokes
in both wheels.
Eratitford Bicycle Par Sale, $40 only.
All kinds of Supplies on hand.
Mr. F. H. Lutz end H. P. Ross, who
have been attending the Toronto
University, .have , returned home to
and Mr. Geo. Herd, of Strathroy. spend the summer vacation.
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ISRAEL SMITH.
THE -
Exeter. Turf,. Club
SPRI
MAY 24th, 18997
—PROGRA3E-
2:20 Trot or Pace
2:30 Trot or Pace
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about the Mel -waled lle„,
e b/W, E. Sanford's Clothing 611
./ 47/ "We have here one of the largest
ei6 Readseto-wear Clothing stores in any ', 0„ee
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town in Canada. Mere bigness is not an oec,
/ advantage hi everything In Clothing, as in
Dress Goods, Millinery and Boots & Shoee, when you '
bny a snit you want to have the largest resources at your ,.
command, yon want to be sure you will not mise anything You
want to see. `There is nothing good in clothing you can't get here.
There are many styles you eannot get anywhere else. Besides an
assortment of regular goods, wo have many exclusive lines, We alone
van 5011 ymn aud, added to all other advantages of resources, ex.
perience and skill, we believe their is no other store Which has
ability and motive to sell as Cheaply AS we; and. jtelgi»g from
our elothing sales, we ;we doingour work well.
E. J. SPACKMAIII/
Headquarters for W. E. Sanford's Ready-to-wear Clothing.
d/1"8In 1PORIr10gtiTiOCNO."',.
... - - $225
$200
- - $175
- $125
A. E. TENNANT,
Sec'y.
EXTENSION 01? BUSIIESS.
OMMON SENSE
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that you should call and
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FOR FIRST-CLASS
BEEF, LAMB, PORK,.
SAUSAGE, BOLOGNA,
inspect PRESSED TONGUE,
CORNED BEEF; SALT,
GENT'S FURN/SHINGS FRESH OR SMOKED
ATEA.TS,
that we have placetl in our stele,.
' You will find in this new stoek I Call at
Quality and Price.... The Family Butcher Shop.
One door North of R. Pickard's store.
to suit you.
J.1 eying purchased the Exeter mill,
we are now prepared to do
general gristing and chopping ,
Flour at Reduced Prices
ALL KINDS OF GRAIN BOUGHT.
FIT WELL
FEEL WELL
LOOK WELL
This is what we always accomplish
when we make a suit for you.
Grain delivered at gest elevator paid
for at Mill office.
FLI9L1R FIND FEED
delivered to all paste Of toivii free of
-Seed Wheat, Oats, Peas and Barley
for sale at Pirst Elevator.
COBBI4E14C1C & WILLIAMSr._ r
erms Reasonable
Prices that Please.
Bert. Knight.
SOLE LEATEIER
We wish to impress on the minds of
everybody that we don't sell sole
Leather, neither do -we sell meat as
tough as sole leather.
OUR MEATS
cam>
Are, of the very best quality, Try our
big brown Sirloin Roast. It is as
toothsome and appetizin,,,, as the
famous peacock's roagb of Ringly
times. 'We know how to fix it up all
nice tor the oven.
Try us once,
You'll try us twice;
You'll find our meats.
Are choice and nice.
John Manning.
Snell's,aar
COMMERCIAL LIVERY.
LOUIS DAY
Proprietor.
THE
Inn 114 of 311 EPS.
First-class Rigs and Horses
Orders left at llawkshaw's
Hotel, or at the Livery
Stable, Christie's old Stand
will receive prompt at,
tuition. . • . • .
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Coneetion
just at present the object of ettraction
to the people of Exeter and surroaNds
-ing cOuntay is
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OUR GREAT LINE -8—
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FURNITURE
TO see is to examine and to examine
our stock is to buy.
Prices are so astounding -when the
. . „quality is considered...
ft. Tsl. 1OWE.
The Molsons Bank.
(Chartered by Parliament 1855.) ,
$2,000;000. .
Rest Fund 1,500,000,
Haad office Montreal'
WOLFERSTAN THOMAS, Esq.,
Ganennaa MANAGER,
Money aclyanced to good Farmers on
their own notes with one or more endorsers',
att per cent. ner 5888311 .
—EXETER BRANCH—
Opon every lawful day from 10 a.m. to 3
p.m; Saturdays IOem to 1 p.m.
A general banking business transacted.
CURRENT BATES allowed for m oney on
Deposit Receipts. Savings Bank at 8%. '
Paid up Capital
DICRSON & CARLIN(/' N. D. 1I811805;
Solicitors. manager
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