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LOCAL DOINGS.
Adolphus Evans has purchased a
handsome driver. -
Mr. Geo, Smallacombe lost another
of his horses by death on .Alonday.
Workmen :ire busy building in the
boiler t the :Power House.
Messrs. Handford and Elliot Shipped'
a carload horses to. Verden, Map., on
Monday.
Rev. Millyard and. Rev Martin ex-
changed pulpits or, Sunday Morning
last.
Owing to illness Miss Ball was lin-
able to -teach Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday of last week.
Mr, john Evans has been aWarded
the, mason work of the rectory for St.
James church, Clandeboye.
Mr. J. P. Clarke has disposed of his
stock of goods to Mr. J. W. Broderick
which has been removed to the latter's
store.
munber of Presbyterians took in
the "At Home" in the Thames Road
Presbyterian church Friday night
last.
As a spring medieine, uSe Native
Herb tea to rectify the liver and puri-
fy the blood. Only 25 etis, a box, For
sale at O. Lutz's Drug Store.
Spring Tcrtu,
The Spring ',I:oral:a the CentralBusi-
ness College, Stratford, Ont., opens
on 1.1Ionday, April 2nd. 'This college is
now closing its winter term which has
been the most successful in the history
of the school. Students are now in at-
tendance from Canada, United States
aria Newfoundland. All interested in
securing a business or shorthand edu-
cation should write to Mr. W. J. Elliott,
Principal of the college for a catalogue
containing full information. ,
AVe are this week offering special
value in men's unlaundered shirts. Lin-
en bands, cuffs and bosom, back and
shoulders, lined; body of good heavy
cotton, well made, very special at 50c.,
at Stewart's Cash Store.
As a household remedy for coughs
colds and Bronchitis troubles, Winan's
Clough Balsam cannot be surpassed.
Sold by C. Lutz.
The spring se'ssion of the High Court
of justice opened at Goderich on Mon-
day. The civil list is long. there: be-
ing six jury and nine non -jury cases.
Mr. Wm. Harris, of Hay, left on
Monday for 'Workman, N. W. T., fol-
low -id by his family Tuesday. He took
with bini a carload of settlers effects.
. Rev. A. L. Russell, 6f Seaforth,
preached two excellent sermons in
the James street church on Sunday.
He was formerly stationed here.
TheRey. AV. F. Brownlee, of Gran-
ton, will preach in Trivia Meniorial
Church on Thursday evening, March
29th. Service ae 8 o'clock. All
come.
It is said by Hicks the weather pro-
phet, that :from this date, March 22,
until the close of March, snow and
rain will alternate, with rather dis-
ageeeable results.
Marred. ,
The Saint Paid Pioneer Press of able flexible voice, which Ile handles
Friday, March • Oth, contains the fol- to .
periecmon and has the happy far.,
ulty of carrying- his audience inatirelY
with hint. pro ram was onerequir="
ing great versatifity of g,ErsticnTation
and was finely rendered tigoughout.
Miss Laing has a V.ery swt and clear
voice nitc.i her every rendition was re-
ceived with tbe,highest admiration of
the entire etudince. iNIrs. Billings as-
sisted as accompanist in. the duetts,
and did splendidly. The committee
are to be congratidated on their efforts
to provide an entertainment so worthy
the patronage of the people of Exeter.
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,Mns,s ViOSS , Of ,ROdgOT V WO, c')'11, 'WM, 1 3, eitilla (i'f London, spent. •
sold another of their stallions, -Lord 1)Tolt1ity in town, the guest et his Son,
Lion". to Mr. Brook, of Itiin card u e on W. .1.
Monday,
Another case of 20 pieces of alai;
Farley Dress Goods at 15e. the trd,
worth 95o It will pay you to see :MS
line at Stewart's Cash Store.
Gavin Scielacc Butertaillinick.
Gavin Spence, the celebrated Scotch
artist, accompanied by Miss Laing, a few days visiting friends in London,
very attractive and Pleasing, Scotch returned home on Monday.
lassie, appeared here under the aus- iissNina, Trace, who has boon the
pices of the Exeter Masonic Lodge to „nest, of miss GDenlpsey, has pe„
zt„ large and very select andience 011 - in
FridaV evening la•st. Inc programe Vurneti to her helhe Liniann•
1\frs. t r 131 .1! Bro n ti ford ,
je v.isiting her parents, Me. and Mrs.
John Essery.
Mr. ja Ines, WhoWas the guest of
W. N, Levitt, left Thursday for his
home in Qu Annelle,
Miss Gertie Hicks, after spending a
eousisvted of "cetch songs, duetts,Mr. Robert Pickard is confined to
dames and weresung, varied and .hisfi.bilentiasitiiffoeritfigufr°ni'ln attack' of
out a doubt the entertainment was Mrs. Pincombe and Mrs. John Har -
the finest of the kind that has ever ton of near Strathroy are visiting their
been given in the town. As a Scotch brother Mr Richard Ehvorthy who is
entertainer Gavin Spence has few quite ill. ,
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equals aud suPeriers in this couritrY Miss Elliott, who has been the guest
to -day. Ile is possessed of a remark- of her sister, Mrs. (Dr.) Anderson for
the past few weeks, returned to her
home in :Mitchell on Tuesday,
highly ireasing• Scotch stories. With. , o lungs.
lowing particulars of the marriage of
a former well-known resident of
Exeter, viz:—"Fx•ank S. Rollins marri-
ed Bessie Dufty yesterday afternoon
at 2 it'cloek in the parlors of the Mer-
chants hotel. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. W. C. Pope, pastor of
the Church of Good Shepherct of this
city. Both of the contracting parties
are from Winnipeg. Mr. Rollins has
been in the city for several days. Miss
Dufty joined hint yesterday, and with-
out registering at the hotel she pro-
ceeded at once to the parlors, where
the ceremony was performed. They
will be guests of the Merchants for
several days before leaving for the
East" The ADVOCATE joins his many
Do not forget that the Venerable
Archdeacon Davis; M. A., Rector: of
St James church, London, willyreach
in Trivitt Memorial church, this eVen-
ing(Thursday.) Service at S o'clock.
Mr. Thos Husband, of .Lueitn, who
is acknowledged to be one of the hest
graining artists in Ontario dicl several
jobs in that line here.din•ing the week.
Many the pretty pannel he has left to
his credit here, and to see his work is
' to. appreciate it.
Mr. Sarn'l, Brock, London Road, un-
derwent a sm•gical operation for the
removal of a large growth in his neck
at St. Joseph's Hospital last week.
Mr. Brock has been. subject to the
trouble for -years and as it threatened
serious results he deemed it adv 'sable to
have it -removed. •
friends here in extending congratula-
tions:
Its a pleasure to see the. beautifial
new dress goods at Stewart's. The
stock is the largest and Styles the new-
est ever shown in Exeter. •
Council Preceedius.'
• Council met pursuant, to 'adjourn-
ment on March 16th. All present, ex-
cept I. Armstrong. Minntes ,dfprey-
ions meeting, read .and' confirmed.'
Muiree-Levett, that .the :following ac-
counts be passed and orders drawn on
Trectenver for same::e-W. Westeott,
labor, $1.25; Wm. Phair, cia., $l.25;
Wm. Creech, do., $2.50; WateronsEn-
e,
',rine Co repairinc steamer -1S99 ac -
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count --e$21.25. Carried. ,Evans—:Miiir
that the clerk notify Messrs: Tremaine
:and Snell that their franchise is now
void and they are herebynotified to
meet the comicil at Town Hall, o -n
March 23rd at 7,30 p.m.—Carried.
Levett—Evans, that the council"' ad-
journ until Friday, March 23, at 7:30
p. m. .
G. H. BISSETT, Clerk.:
A claintY 'woman appreciates dainty.
goods and we reconunend our beauti-
ful spring styles in:millinery as such.
Call and See Miss Urquhart for the
Most approved styles in Millinery at
Stewarts Cash Store.. .
The Clinton firenlen were on strike
last week owing to a grievance com-
plained of by the 'firemen in having:
- appointed a stoker for the fire engine
Who was not a member of the fire com-
pany. The then held a. Meeting and
sent in their resignation, complaining
Of this action on the part of the: coun-
• cil.
a previenS issue we made mention.
•of a man tying to pas o bogus: dol. -
on ()tie of our busbies Men. Some
' person has been mean enough to . give
currrency to a. rumor that Mr.' John
Taylor, claoesemarker, was the :guilty:
party: Such is not the 'case, hence.we
wish to disabuse the public mind of'so
. gross an injustice to Mr Taylor.
. At Boston Tuesday night of last.
week Dick 'Gretnt, of St 'Marys, Ont.,'
lar•oke:the track record. in a Mile 'run,
running the distance in 4 minutes 54
3-5 seconds. He nearly :lapped his
• field. Alter a ..half-hour's'' intermis-
sion, Grant won the 880 'yards . ruri
froth his club:Mate, Neil Kelider, by
five yards.•
Turkish Scalp Foed removes dan-
• druff: itching Of the scalp; restores the
naturalcolor and Vitality .of faded or.
' grey hair, and,is a most pleasant dress-
inc for the hair. Turkish:Scalp .Food
is rapidly eTowing in public favor and
takes the lead of all other preparations
ever on the market. For sale, at
Lutz's Drug Store, Exeter. Only 50e.
a bottle.
'Rev. Mr. McDonagh, of Stratford,
is visiting at Rev. M. I -fortis in
Guelph, for a few days. Mr. .Me-
• Donagh, says the Mercury, is mov-
ing around on crutches, but oth-
erwise pretty well recovered from the
bad fall he got some time ago. He
preached in. the Dublin street Meth-
odist church Sunday morning.
Men's Spring hats in stiff and Fe-
doras --the lateSt styles, the news col -
ore and prices correct. New ties, the
nobby styles; new collars—all the lat-
est, she pes, at Stewart's Cash Store.
S. 'W. Beod (Tick leas purchased from
Mr. J. P. Clarke at a very low rate in
the dollar. his stock of groceries, crock-
ery, glassware, etc., which has been
re-Moveci to the Exeter Bargain Store,
next door to the Post Office where
same will be offered at a great, sacri-
Rey, toge th er with the halan ce of a stock
of Boots and Shoes and 1.1eady-ma de
• Clothing, This cheap sale will com-
• mence to -clay, (Thursday.• )
An inch ancl a half a, year Is the aver-
age gro wth of the finger nail. The aver-
age time for each linger nail to grow
its full length is about four and a half
months and at bis rate a man 70 years
of age woOkl have renewed his nails
186 times. Taking the length of each
nail at half an inch, he would have
' grown seven feet nine inches of nail
on each fiuger, and on all lingers and.
thuMbs an aggregate length of '17 fed;
Presbytery of Huron.
The Pt•esbytery Met in Clinton on
March 13th. Elders' cornmisSions:
were called for; and the following
yiere accredited representative elders
of the respective C011,tr,regtitions .John
Wilson, Seaforth John Brigham,
Blyth:,' George Halikirk, Dritr clinreh
McKillop ; -William Purdy, Variia,
A very ptetty weciciiiig t . phce
yesterday (AVednesday) evening itt six
o'clock, at the residence of. and
Mrs. Hugh Oke, when their third
dangh ten., Miss Grace, .was joined in
wedlock to Mr. William Higgins, ar
popular and prosperous young facmer
of Usborne. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. 0. Bnown in the
presence of the relatives of the con-
tracting parties. The bride is one of
Exeter's most amiable young ladies
and her heart •anci hand are a prize
for the one who won her.- The bride
was dressed in a dainty gown of svhite
and carried a boneniet of white citrna-
tions. The little maid of honor, Mable
Oke, of Blyth, niece of the bride, look-
ed very pretty., After the congratula-
tions were over the party all wen1 to
the dining hall where a sumptous wed-
ding dinner twaited them. After
which they retuened to the parlor and
15 very pleasant time was spent in
4nusie and various amusements. The
"young couple were: the recipients of
many appropriate presents, showing
the esteem in which they are held.
Mr. :end Ares I-Iiggins start married
life on his beatitifnl farna. adjoining
Exeter,with the best wishes of many
Inc their prosperity and happiness.
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Fa'rewelt to J. P. Clarke
The R. T. of T. held a immovable
meeting on Monday evening The ac-
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comp:living address was presented to
Mr. Clark, who replied in the most
feeling terms. Mrs. Clark was also
present. Towards the close luncheon
was served by the sisterhoed and the
caterer, Mr. Follick.
Royal Tomplars of Temperance
CouneilNo. 10`7;
• Dr. Rollins. on Monday last, Went to
Bruce County, some 0 istan ce from
c:irdine to see an inipoi•tant case.
no, returned r.ruesclay marniti
Aiessrs. 0. Christie, ci Stephen'and
"Air. A. lValterS rtetc•al as jurors at the
spring SeSS1.011 ok theadilo,.11 GOMA; of Jus-
tice' held tit Goderieh this week: .
Brethwiccic Li•Grodei•icla; John :Ar.„, DEAR13'''TNIEa Ci 11 —lon ha'.0 baea a facb6r frn.
Cie offices, none
many years in our village that the possibility of your
de oarture was foreign our thoughts. • Yet recent
developement have convinced ustt3luit, all the tics
J. P. Ross, Exeter ; James WaIkino-- •ivh,isehe,bPid you to Exeter are DON' b 1
Shaw, LIAO 1.1 ; P. Bell, Kipp,'" A i t fiTs,,Tme:nsi)p.l'elsaltreas'llisohie•ea
CounciIiiscon. ,ufe'iS
Alex. Duncan, Thames Road; WilliaM"'
Warnocl ; hristopheli and sustained lay I
stows better the duties off of constitutions sa 1
Queen, Brueefiejd ; Gordon You • '
1,g• your effortsf and even
, up to the present, 11)01TIont)our z,eal and encl.', h
Op good of the Order. '3 a"
rand Bend ; John .not abated for
MeUvilIe, Londesborough.;16n. g plied succession all '1
sieNre odrheered to them more aithfidl 1 10
11Ianchester Repoi•ts on church ri
vance, teinperance, etc.) Sabbath
school ancl Christian Endeavor wev
• 3 t tan yourself.
• , „,':culgible. one. But, greaotteur:st3hstaii:t11138:,inpt t°1-inerflo°sss8 of
,, co en from a,,busines t is
1c 113,, Sn.1./b. .0..routzeci,i0,01(per,0„ality,
1 These never been • withheld
1. ac heart, your
s a 1
Your motto was "Freely ye bare recewed, fre013"
anc work1
submitted and disposed of. The
lowiug were appointed commissions tO were not 00011 weary. Those of • tr • •
In saving men from thei woes of intemperance you
39 n age and
June.; mossrs. sikw meLe. are to -day regardtng yol'i'asjac.''.1;anefanetpoler„'But11.';ioCiei
the A.sSOMbly to ,Itt,et
in ann'2.2-llfe6xtes•ounii,40beyoncl, who mire followed., u example mill a
EROWirl, that the future of our nation depends upon
the character of our young men and WOMOTI. You
.aided in Moulding OM character. Saying a. kind
and cheering word, extending' your hand to lift up a
failing one,.visiting thesick, were .some of the means
you employed, in the true spirit of devotion, to "ful-
fil the law of Christ" Youth ha,s not lacked a wise
cOunsellor arid a true friend: • • . ,
To -nicht .Brother Clark we are assembled as breth-
ren to say farewell. • This tvonlel be a ',.ad word 16
utter:WM:we consigning ,vori to oblivion instead: of
Synods' committee of bills jerol over.,
Anderson, Fleteli.er, 131 lill 1Ste.rs. • and
R. P, Bell, Gordon Young, ,ancl., the
representative elders of the .cong,reiget-
tions of Leeburn, Bayfield :arid Hen -
sail. ..Rev. Dr. Fletcher, of Hamilton,
was n.ominated for :moderator Of rfext
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Assem ,Mr. Maatin and' Mr.J. ‘.P.
Ross were appointed in6mbers of the
Lave directed your ecto.rts especially towards youth:
i I sphere of usefulness. Onr Eastern loss is
tures. The next meeting is to be beld'"lt°,1ave‘•'s'tcerenr gain, Theretore, we mingle hope with re -
1 D. 101111t011 no the Sth of:Mety. • ret, and :joy ooitli sadness, lutowing you will rende
aeColl/lt of yourself 111 " TITO CaVd611 of
One hundre• d A•Vhite Quilts, full Desert." ' • 1
The Boy Question.
ElDrrori, ADVOCATO.
t noticto. in the Parkhill -Gazette Re-
VieW file 15th that the good
people of Exetee,--young and old—are
given the place of honor in the muck -
cart of that tenth century journal.
Not knowing the scuminy• scavenger
of the paper in question, ca. anything
about the muddy hole in which the
scald. miserable inditer, I would
like to esk , you .Mr. Editor, • where
Parkhill is, rand who is J. Mackinnon.
If the °lel folk and the young folk of
our town wish to criticise. one anotlier
in ieially controversies in oar boine
journals it is none of Me. Mackinnon's
business, and if he finds his nose dis-
jointed as a rcisult of his interference
in our domestic infelicities he can con-
sole himself with the assurance that
there itre others who have paid the
penalty of their smart Alexanderisuis.
1 am just informed, :Air: Editor, that
Mt...Mackinnon is a decent kind of a
fellow after all and that he likely
wrote the article in question while in
a jocose vein. If such be the ease I
apologise, but Mr. Mac. must admit
that he earried the joke a little too far
in giving the article so conspicuous a
place in his paper, and he. should also
apologise and put himself right with
the good people of Exeter, who will
otherwise have his hide in the tannery
for his insolence. In a former letter
on the boy question I deprecated the
publication of commuuications dis-
crediting the boys of the town. I
feared that the matter would afford
the outside world food for gossip at
our expense, and so it has proved for
the Parkhill Gazette -Review. What we
are made to suffer for our folly. The
people of Exeter are reduced to a
mighty low state, indeed, when they
are made to pass under the review of
our Parkhill neighbors. So Inc as the
boy question ana our little family dis-
cussion is concerned we have pretty
well wound it up. The boys think the
olcl chaps are all richt and the old
chaps now adrnit that after all the
trouble has been in the old parent tree
rather than in the young and growing
fruit. Apples don't grow on • fence
posts and. the boys will, as a rule, fol-
low the pace set hy the men. J. A.
R.'s apology is ixecepted and :is for his
gymnasiurnit is all right for the. boys
who want it, but I find my buck -saw,
sawhorse and ten cords of wood is all
the. gymnasium I want for the winter.
" Looker " forgot to tell the color
of his hair. Hoping, sir, this will end
the thing.
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FIE us '
Seaforth: Mr. Philip Carlin has
sold his farm opposite St. Colnuaban
chm•ch, on. the Huron Road, to .Mr.
Patrick. J. Flanueev. of Becchwood.
for $4,800. The farm contains 100
acres, and Mr. Flannery has got a
1110St conveniently situated mid desir-
able property-.
double bed size, slightly soiled tor .9 e. we wish You and Yours Continued 11aFP•ineSs f'.1.11d
increased prosperity in your new liome. liay the
Regular price $1.50. Stewart's C%ish- trinity of Rope, Love and Truth dwell with you.
,Store. -•••••• Kindly :incept this Gentleman's tenet case as a
memento from your brethren on Eta2Ler. Know that
Letter of Cottclolettcc. we pri•ze ate poet who expresae, wind we feel: •
The following letter of concl41ence • 'Thy converse drew us with delight, ,
was adopted at the las.t regular Meet- The men of rathc and riper years;
big of Lebanon Forest Lodge, Nol• 1.33,
A.F. & A.M.
DEAR Mos. COLLINS.
The brethren of Lebanon Forest
Lodge, No. 133, A.F. & A.M., tender to The stern lo ere mild when thou wert, by,
you onr most heartfelt sympathy in , •
Apd heard mica?, Inileditiii,u1NniaigiNi.41
and bereavement. 0'6 late Right -Was soften'd id 1
Worshipful Brother—your devoted
and talented husband—has passed from
our mystic circle. His familiar figure
has ceased to grace our fraternal as -
'1110. feeble soul, a haunt of fears,
Forget his iveekness in illy sight.
On thee the loyal-liearted hung,• ,
The pi oval was half flisarni'd of 'pride, •-
Nor cared the seypaiiti tilaby side
To flicicer with his double tonrcue.
it flippant put himself 10 0011001
this the hour of your creat affliction
While I thy nearest, sat apart, •
And felt thy triumph was as mine;
And loved them more that they were thine
The graceful tact, the'Uhrishati art;
IN or mine the sweetness or the skill,
semblies ancl his many personal charms ' oat minethe love that will not tire,
are lost to us fore,ver. One after an- And, liorn of love, the vague desire
other. of our brethren is obliged to lay
down his sceptre and to part with the
insignia of office and all of us, in the
very short period elicited to man, must
death shall declarcoti labors closed—
answer the call the mallet of
our journey ended. Once more is •the
silver cord loosed, the golden bowl
broken" tand thus are reminded of
the "uncertainty of human life, the
immutable certainty of death and the
vanity of all our earthly pursuits."
We. pour the Sympathetic tear, several
ly drop the sprig of evergreen and au
join in casting around the memory of
our late lamented brother, the broad
mantle of a Mason's charity. To com-
passionate your misery, to restore
peace 'to your troubled mind and to as-
sist and protect you is one of the pledg-
es of our Brotherhood and an incumb-
ant duty which we owe to the memory
of out deceased brother. We can offer
you nothing more of this world's con-
solation, but dare to say that He who
"tempers the wind to the shorn lamb"
looks down with infinite compassion
and love upon the widow and father-
less in the hour of their desolation and
th•it the same benevolent Saviour who
wept while on earth, will fold the arms
of His love and protection around
those who put their trust in Him.
Signed on behalf of the brethren.
J. A. STEWART W.M
C. H. SANDERS, See'y.
To MOS. R. It COLLINS, Exeter.
, Exeter, Ont., March 15th, 1900.
That spur, an' nni ative
Signed AL
01 F. SItit,
RICHARD (iouLn.
Exater,1torch 190,1900. '
That children tan for their 'aces are
generally born in the smrim er is it, novel
theory. As far as boys are concerned,
those who first see light during autumn
and winter are not so tan as those
born in spring and summer, Those
born in Noveniber are the shortest, in
July the tallest. Averages for girls
show that those born in Nvi n ter and
spring have less length of body than
born in sunimer and autumn. The
tallest girls are born in August.
The Patriotic Fund now amounts to
nearly 5183,000.
PEII,SONAL.
Miss O. VOSIX`r'S MOIrl was vacated
00 Friday 013 account of her illness,
Mr. John Bissett, Huron street, who
has been quite ill is r•ecovering.
Miss Ida and Aniey johns visited in
St Marys this week.
Mr. W. Trevethick was in London
this week.
Miss Geary. of Mitchell, is vieiting
:tt Dr. Kinsman's.
Miss Charlotte Sweet, who was visit-
ing in London, returned home Thurs-
day,
Clinton: Mr.'David McConnell met
with all imusual Sort Of an accident on
S- rday. '' • He was busily engaged
:
it'
g ,rig it week's supply of .woOd When
the axe struck a . beam oyerhead and
hounding: hack hit Dave upon 'the top
•„,of the head, inflicting a severe :wound.
'Kb ibla. required' stitching 'up.. by a
mediealman.
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L11.1-hly: . On..-WedneSday .evening
the residence of. Mr: and MrS, Robert:
Cann was She scene of .a very pleasant
eye n t, bei lig the marriage of their eldest
daughter, Miss Mary, to George ICers7
lalce,-Cif.the, north botmditry,I.Tsborne.
The eereinony was witnessed by a large
Ill uhlaia: •of the relatives and friends.
who joined iu wishing them it long aucl
happy life. . " •• . ,
' • HORS F.,..NIEN..,. .
`mriNINEWEINtgaiirS--MErr13.70=7-faMc
EAllY FO, SPRING.'
Carpet and Honse Furnishing Department. We can furnish. you with
a full assortment of Hemp, Union, all -wool, Tapestry, Brussels Alminster
and Velvet Carpets. For the best values we can display Floor Oil Cloths,
Linoleurns, Crefomes,Art Muslins, Furniture Coverings, and we especially
call your attention to our Lace Curtains. We have received from Ger-
man Agents over 250 pairs of Lace Curtains which for value can not be
excelled by any other merchant in Canada. Our prices on these Curtains
rane4e from 50e. a pair to $4 a pair. Our specials for window Drapery
consist of white goods in Figured Cords, Coin Spots, Striped Organdies,
Fancy Curtain Nets.
PAPE13 .
, line of goods you desire to look at.
stock and have all the makes to hand of English, American, ancl Canadian.
PAPERS. See oi,ir large assortment early. We can interest you in any
The largest stock the Coality,.af wail Paper. We keep in I,
Ei SPACK AN
Headquarters for W. E. Sandford's Clothing.
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1i0000 NCYJ OUFFnO PATCNT M.L.. STEEL IMO 11511105.
40,,t0t4 0 5E011000 SPRING 70010 CutTWATOR
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toxoti noosick
The Universal Favorite
Noxon Ise Harrow;
The only Disc Harrow that has a djns-
table pressure springs. This feature is '
invaluable on hard Or uneven grouni-2,,,,,
Irgoxort
NewSccti011al C ultivator.
fitted with grain and grass grooving attachments if desh ed.
with reversible points, also thistle cutters
if ordered.
The lightest draft, best working and mos
easily operat5d cultivator manufae
tur ed.
The teeth work directly under the axle
and within the wheel line.
See the New Spring Lift,
• THE CELEBRATED
Noxon Drills STEELET SIER
Spring Pressure.
Our old reliable HOOSIER Drills are so
well and favorably known that they
speak for themselves. There are now
over 00,000 in use among the farmers
of this country.
J. IlEA.MAN gent for Repairs Exeter,
MMON SENSE
OrtIMANDS
that you should call and inspect
the lines of
GENT'S FURNISHINGS
that we hive placed in our store
You will find in this neNV stock
Quality and Price....
to suit you..
FIT WELL
FEEL WELL
LOOK WELL
This is what A-Ve always aceomplish
when we make a suit for you.
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Prices that Please.
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Brartrt• Knight
SOLE LERTHERet.
We wish to impress on the minds of
everybody that we don't sell sole
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leather, neither do NVO sell meat as
tough as sole leather.
OUR NIEATS
Are of the ,,,ory best quality. Try our
, big brown sirloin lcoast,. It is as
t.00tbsomo and ap.petiring as tile
famous ueacoelt's roast ot' Kiogly
times. We know hew to fix 15 111) all
11100 for the °yeti.
Try us once,
You'll try us txviee;
You'll find our -meats
Are choice and nice.
John Alarming.
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CAUSTIC BALSAM
A reliable remedy for. Curbs, Splints, Spavin,
Sweeney, Lameness from any cause, and Sore Throat
in 'Ionics, and Li nip JR1V in Cattle. See rennet:let.
Satisfaction guaranteed All Druggists and general
stuelteepers keel, it.
Prepared by
EUREKA IIKTERINARY MEDICINE Co
LONDON, - - ONTARIO.
BUGGIES! 13UGGIES! BUGGIES!
W. I -I. Parsons has now in stock a
car -load of ve,ry fine buggies of differ-
ent styles and colors, viz:--Juinp Seats,
Mikadoes, Young Men's Buggies, Three
Quarter Buggies, Boggles for old
people, and Spindle -box Buggies for
business men, Farmers surray etc. etc.
Any one wishing a brand new Buggy
will find it to their advantage to eall
find inspect them before purchasing
elsewhere. Ilemem her the stand, two
doors south of Totvii IIall, Exeter.
'LARGEST DEALER IN TOWN.
PAI/SONS.
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• LOOS AND BOLTS
WAI.)-N-TF
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HIGHEST PRICES
Custom Sawing Done.
THE SUTIIEf?LAND-INNES Go.,
(Late Gould's Mill)
ICESSEL,
Foreman '
EXETER, ONT.
EXETER
BER
YARD.
East side of Main street,
opposite planing mill.
—STOOK—
We have in stock1 dressed
and matched siding, flooring
and ceiling, also dressed pine
1 in., 11 in., LI- in. and 2 in.
Shincrles. lath and cedar
posts always on hand. -
A large stock of barn lum-
ber just arrived.
Call and ExarnAne.
Jas. Willis
Proprietor.
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ITICKS
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REPAIRING .
If you want: your Repairing' -
go to R. I-.1IcKS—Watehes, ()leeks
and Jewelry a specialty. '
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Marriage Licenses issueclandiVecl-
dingRirigs always on'hand;
Fansen's Block, Exeter,
Light your borne with .
ACETYLIENE CAS
The Radiant Horne
A'atornatic Acetylene
Gas Generator.
The Ridinnt Ain:or/tat:1e Acety-
lene Gas Generator has numerous tes-
tim on i IS and each., Machine is Guar-
anteed to give every satisfa,etion.
Atanittactu red by
MELVILLE &, MORRISON
Extrrtal, oxr.r.
'COMMERCIAL LIVERY,
First-class Rigs and Horses
Orders left at Hawksh aw's
Hotel, or at the Livery
,Stable, Ch ri stic's old Stand
will receive prompt at-
tention. . . . . .
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