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JUNE 801
1813
ITER MARKETS
()RANGED EACH 'WEDNESDAY
Waeaa; ;,.......,..,.., 143: 103
Barley ....,........ '65 . a-'` 10
Buckwheat . ,, '4K1 90:
Payr ,,, • ..,. .
1 00�1 15.
Potatoes, per brag 1 50 1 0'
Bay, pet ,oat,.,.. ,,. . 14 00 155 00
Flour, per cwt:, family 15
Flour, 1 x:c grade per ew 1 00 165
,,,,,,,,. 20 20
„,._;.....,,. 19 19
Lave hogs per cwt.— .. 8 16
aborts per ton... , , , ,,.. 28 00
Basal per ton, . , 25 00
Sugar Bret meal.....,... 2$ 00
MILLI 'ERY—TF.E BALANCE OF
OUR MILLINERY WILE, BE SOLD AT
HALF k'iiiCE, 13E SURE TO VISIT
OUR SIIOiti ROOMS.—STEW:ART'S.
HOUSE FOR SALE '
On V. 1i*=art Street, Exeter,
Any person de-
siring a new cream separato:r will do
well to call at the Exeter Bargain Store
and see the Pr. r: This is one of the
best and eas.'iest Sut1n'l.^^,. separators on..
the zlar'itet. Come Wzi and let es talzc
It over with you.
W. M. EL.ATCCHFORD, Exeter:
LADIES' REPP CQATS 52 I NCUI,S
LONG, VERY STYLISH, AND NICEL"X'
TRINf:,lEl , A SPLENDID l :t<NGE TO
CRQOSE FROM.--STEWART'S,
Hear t:.e Iiat.pe a at the Gardeat Party
Rectory Law,*, Trly:tt Menwr:al Church„,
Fr day f vE a:ng, Jul E+
and 10 cents,
LEATHER SANDALS FOR BOYS .t
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GIRLS, COOL AND CQ. iFO1fTARI,.E aria'
HOT WEATHER, : hc. to 71LOO .\T
STEW ART'S.
STR:AWPEIfBIES.--Get your
. straw-
berries a^-
b„aries fres". from tile field. A orders
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left at ;, W. Taylor's ,haute tiyctoa:a,
street, will be pro.'nptly and eat.sfac,
tor",ly Get your orders :n early,
NEW HANGING LAMPS, R AD Nt"x
LAMPS ,AND HALL LAMPS, A BIG
SHIPMENT TO I-IAND, DIRECT PROM:
VIE: FACTORI S.—STEWA cl'T°S,
Parties having Saskatoon propel
would do well to comPlUn"scatea with 1Ja$
908, Saskatoon, Sask. Wet would be
glad to ,give tsou a price on same, . r
1£ you wish t,o ditsPose at Property,
will bo, ,;Sad to sell :t #or you,
If you contemplate buying a borne :n
Lond3n ft weal pay you to ,call 'on VA
J. 'Ranson, real .estate agent, 28434
Dundas street. We have a large list et
propertiies is all Pi'n'ts tai the city. We
Invite correspaandeiCe,
MIDDY BLOUSES FOR GIRLS AND
WOMEN, TRI I.1ED WITH ICED, BLUE
JND TAN CCOLL RS, $1,25, ;;1,50 AT
STE\VART'S.
Hear the Harpers at the Garden Party
Bectory Lawn, Triv:'tt Memorial Church,
Friday evening, Juno 28, ,Achn.eas.on as
and 10 cents. 7
VACATION NOTICE. —Dr. Reulston
desires to 'announce that his denial ,o£-
t+Ice wall be closed. ir,om July 15th., to
August 15th.
I•IICh S' FORECASTS FOR JUNE. —
.A Reactionary 'Storm Period falErIg' on
Vie 22nd, 23rd and 24th, ,w4111 most
ltikely take up and, prolong the ten-
dency to afternoon andevening thun-
der showers, coining over from the
preceding ;period. Whsle an excess . t
rain will not reach, generally over the
country 1laymaikers and. others should
figure on frequent showers. A Barometer
would sava.y,ou endless : worry and great
loss. A regular storm period is tin.
progress the last flour days? in June,
central on the 28th. Look for falling
barometer, growing cloudiness, and ar
eas of rain, wind, and thunder on the
28th, 29th 'and, 30th. The Mon is toll
and at its extreme southern point :n
the heavens on 'the 29th. At these sol-
stice full Mdons there Is greater prob-
ability of volcanic outbreaks and viol
ent seismic d&sturbances. A seismic per-
iod covers the 26th to 3u1y 4th, central
Jun a 2921. Careful readers of the
world's telegraphic news w:_li see that
general volcanic unrest w;:ll prevail from,
abou,; the Middle, to the end of June
with frequent earthquake shocks 'in
wide ectremes of the globe.
Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Coal
Company's
SCR9NT�N C096
The best hard coal rained.
Burns to a white ash.
W. H. LE ETT,
COALMAN
LOCAL DOINGS. 4
Tits Entrance: exa,minat ons oelnmeheed
in the +rebores pare yeste0f4y.,
M sa Gladys Bitesett. trues kzei gradua
tion esaatlinatilns im, music, at London
this week.
A couple of foreigners, and, a dancing
bear made their way through Exeter
Atl Saturday, '
Mr, Chas. Birney, G.T.R. seet;onman
has been off duty for several days ow-
ing to Maces,
:Many a glirl makes a, mistake of
nla'rryil14 out of a 3lappy honie into a
boarding /valise.
T'A Thattnes; Rocad, Public School IX-c-
m/fit
lc-
w ;11 he ,held; Ca 'Jae. Cottle's grove
on June 2Sta.
The annual meeting of. the; Farmers T -
stitute takes place on Friday at 1.30
P.m. at 1Ienaa11,
T:ae last few weeks, has shown a re.
markable irnprovement :n crap cotld:i-
tion ill this, neighborhood:.
1`"e Exefer Volunteers, tta the number
of 'thirty, "lett far Gode?;ieh Mopaday aar
dar 'the contniarai tof Papa. lleanaan.
A baby yens beoausd setaa:eating w,cr-:
ries It, but a college mouth; yells he-
cause
e-caus. the hasn't any better ear eek
The Exeter Bard played at the Stray:
b pry Vesttval of the Fraser Presby
rapists eitUrcli, DiddUlldl, last nt:y,ht.
Roy. Peter .Nichol of, Siitmoo
Rev. Sltarp'',s work int C.avcn Presbyterian
church, six. Sharp lr in on a holiday
in Ottawa:.
Coor Win. Rivers, who has leen
"suite ill of 14einey thoUble, 'as slow On
a fair way to rettaveraa but da still eon.
fined to his bed,
ala°» FrA Wells Is nursing a soak
i:ad
hos dNys, the result of blood
polazan:'ng caused by troA removal of a
wart. by caustic burning't
Quite a 'number of Exeter paple at.
tended the Seaforth Races last week, It
o g beela suggested, frequently of tate
it,,at Exeter set In the ettreiufi; .neat yea,'r
More railway's far Huron, °Nanta Kara
'a IP the great AAA the maids oaf'
taagt p=`;r81e, sad all idnda at aeliemee
are iaeila for,ttltd a ;help '.,a efeur„aag
roads.
Tarry Iruke massed, k"»e hank exaaaztila-
stoaa ;eat week fn good style and was
imnacdtately placed w,th t.lio Dahl; ot",
Commerce stere, OOMmenrittg his dutas
l"onday.
ilSas May ,Westaand, sister of haat
:afellIe Westland, of WA'viomitiag, was rnar-
rled on Tuesday ixf last week to Mr,
Lesiic
Travis of Calgary. They will re-
sr.dc :ta Ca1gat. •
'We were in erJvi last week whett;,;"xe
stated that Dr. A.' R. lataasran was tin
peasant= of Ms brother's auto for a
wile, The Dr has purchased the car
Trona Ms brother. t
Mr. A. H. :Musgrove, :M.P.?,, and Mrs.
Musgrove, Winghar, announce, the en-
gagement of their daughter Ethel to Mr.
al liiam 3. Greer, W;'ngham• The mar-
riage vain tato place on June 27th,
The eeeond,and, 'third degree teams et
e Oddfellowa' of Exeter Lodge went to
Zurich Tuesday •evening, and put sever-
al candidates through the tat? degrecsj
after whldeh' they were treated, to a lunch.
Lebgnon ,F}orest Lodge, No. 133, -a.
V. aia A. M., will attend .divine nervke
d1 `the Triv'tt 'Ara -rattle', Church on Sun-
day next, when Woe. Bra. Rev.. D. W.
Collins wail preach, a, special serdapn..
Cultivate kindness' of; heart , think well
of your fellow -men; look with! Charity
upon al;ortcoatk'inge iii their lives. Do
a good turn for then as opportunity
offers, •and, finally, dpn't -forget .the
kind word at the right time,.
London 'Free SPresa,—The Exeter ]land
which was wrath the Chosen Friends ._x-
cursion took advantage of the opportun-
Itty to gip overt to Hotel Cecil sand eeror
nade Mr. Taos. Oke, the proprietor, a
former Exeter resident and barkl player.
The e'eoursion to Port Stanley on Fri-
day last was not as well attended as
was expected, 'probably due- to the fact
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the cool weia,Yh t The day pNovesd
to be an ddci lrine'at the lake, however,
and all who went thoroughly enjoyed
themselves.
Norman, the eldest son of Mr. John
Norry, left horse Tuesday morning and
at the time of gjatIng to:press his where,
abouts is a mystery. He was :supposed
to be at school Tueis!da-y but dad not
go. Diligent�se rc
ia h
as beendA
at
every likely place but hue pa_ents can
find no trace whatever of him.
Four gypsy women visited St. Marys
one 'day last week and,dad' a profitable',
trade in tselidng'' lace from door . to
door. Tbeilace wase said to beLhandmade
and was offered ve ;y eheeply. A nu.n1-
ber of ladies fatacied; they saw a real
bargain and purchhased amounts vary, -
Ing from five and ten, dollars up to
forty dollars worth. The lacer turned out
to be very infer;:ion stufkf and machine
nande.
Getptiginto the Horne
Women buy more, thart
two-thirds tile' rrneroha'n-"
sdise sold iia retail stores
''and every" woman reads '.
the Classified Want Ads.
Our paper. &goes ,irate the'
hc•rnes ``and ";the Want,,
'Ade. -wiii reach the
Spenders.
tai
Mrs, A. klastings -spent a couple of
days in London this, week „
Mr4.IJ Clarke] and son Gale have
returned from a visit tial 1+1ar don
License Inspector 'i'prranee of Clinton
was- in town an official duty Tuesday.
iarill, Snell and. Gordan Sat,adera have
retur:tied from Chatham Business: C:ol- t
lege.
Misr. an, & rs. Wali. Dlgna a and. child
Of Lucan spent Sunday with relativesi
hare,
Mr. J. C. Digztall and eon Gerald of
Parklallt were vi'sltors with Mr. 'I, M.
Do} le aver Sutlday,
'tire. Londeshury of Hamilton and M s
IngletaF of Braaatfprd akQ vlq t_ng tier
sister :qrs. Jas. Dignan.
Mazy Campbell, whose i'oon in the
school has been closed for the ,examen-
ations, left, Tuesday toll .her home -in
God:rich.
Mies Lena Glanville 1eay4s to -morrow
.(Friday) 'tor Va.neouver, where she in-
tends making ,her future home with her
father, pair. H, 3. GIanitidlle,
Airs. McQueen. wakes ktas, been here with
her dagghter, Mfrs,: TadeGiilfeeddy for
several weeks, .,lett 'Wednesday for St.
T1otvate. Mrs, McGillicuddy =omen -
:fed, her as'tar, as t Xt fart,
Mr. and 'Alis. fEd. Spa'elcn;an and
daughter, 'leftists (Gertsudet,lwhile on their
way' to Zurich ib atttencd the Soutiieoit-
lisaar,7e weddin , OCPPPeci off here and
app;tt a cattalo dad':e wt,th" the tertnerte
113. .1 Me, and, tfi^r. doh:,kSpaeknaan.
Miss Stella, Gregory returha blame this
we* from Cbathar, wherei s£iteh lass lava
re-engaged in the Collegiate, Institute at
an increase an, salarai et $50, thus malt-
ing lt $1000. We aro it receipt of Na
nit little bctolcleL called, tale "Annual
Atnlouncerneiat of the Commercial De-
pa,rtrnent of Chatbank collegiate Institute
t912-13" w113ch vet an Interesting ac-
count sof thi•a department; in the work of
of w aiclt :Miss Gregory, is engaged.
The Jaynes Street Lea'Sue, enjoyed, a
pleasant ice prea7iT.: social on Tuesday
evening'.
Bear the Harpers ail the Gardena Party
aectery Lawn, Tr nat limo/nal Church,
Friday evening. luno 2S, adtraeol,ota 1 i
and 10 Gents.
-MARCHED TO CA,MP.—Thee, 26th; Regi-
ment of Middlesex after de•tratning at
Lucan Croatians:, on, afternoon
marched through Exeter an Tuesday
morning to the number of about 250,
on their way to' the Goderich camp. The
townspeople were out in; large number
to witness the sj ld:ersi pn the march..
The "boys" were eorniorttably dressed
in Khakd un tform withstraw hats, and
the weather was -such( that the march
was :no ;iaardsht:p.. There were eight
companies, the four Indian, companies in
the lead, andseveral transport wagons
bringing up the rear. The. band played a
Lively air as they marlclhed along, and
the regiment ,seemed, tot enjoy' the march
to the camp giiounds.'
''AIREWELL.—On Sunday evening last.
a large congregation attended the
Jams Street church, when Rev. ' R.1
Hobbs' ;ave, hlia farewell talk, closing a
three years' pastorate. In the course of
the ,sermon he took, occawio a to again;
state his poscttlOn ton, the tobacco habit,
and stated that the action of the late
conferences showed that other,' minist-
ers were fast falling titnto 1 lie ton, this
question. Although r:naproving faet--15,1r.
Robby isnot .yet.able •to 'take upt•active
work,' and he,,agad his ,fart ly` will {fake„
a lengthy holiday Tri Musklpka,• leav-Ing,
,this week. Rev 'Mr Yelland w tl have
pastoral -charge tot the chutch until Rev.
Mr. McAllister arrives -dor;ng the .first
week ,in July.
W. W. Tarman tspeaatt Friday in London
Lawry Watson agent Sunday; to Inger-
soll.
Ctrs, W, tSart to ;wag do London a day
last .week.
,Mrs. Passmore Of Toronto is visiting,
'her slater, Mrs. Gladnlan,
Messrs. Earl 'Southc;ott and” Stanley
Fisher are holidaying. at Dundas,
Mr. and :dais. Geo. S;outhcott of Cal
iforusa are here thiis week visiting rel-
Dr. and alaas, Ilaliltsola of Detroit are.
hobidaying in t,awn• with' relatives and
friends.
Mr. Lyons Hyward of London •was
the guest o: Mr, ;J. Christie over
Sunday.
Mr -a, Leake tof Battrn, Mafia, iu 1110-
guest of :her sisters, Masi T. Ache -
son and Mrs. Billi g'e:.
Mrs, 0..B. McKay, said, Miss Fletcher
of Detrpit spent Saturday with the
tornier'i btbtiier, Mr. W. W„ Taman
Mr. and Mrs.. ;I: T;. ap'B'rfien of Haat,
Elton attended the fu'n'eral of. ;the late
Aire. Wm Oaarten of Tray Tawneh:p;on
Friday..
Mr. and, Mra, James Atk uson azo
-spending two off` three woks with their
daughter, Mrs. Shoebattoni, Sts London,'
Township.
Mr. W, P. Sampson, vain is 1/=sitar'
at hie home n Qlandeb;syo', was in: town,
Tuesday ahak=ng hands with iatany of
11 a, +aid friends.
Mr. Harry Paraella alt Loaid,otk visit-
ed, Mrs. P,araone here paver alaiday. He
aecompan ed ttto Exeter volunteers to
Goderleh :aionda'y.
Hon. Taos. Taylor, a member o£ the
lellrlde eabinot of Pr.„ti.-slt,; Columbia,
and Mre, Taylor, were .,$' est8 of Rev,
and >Ira, Colltlts on Saturalay last.
'fir. Chester Sta'nla)ee tite Oanadlart
West, On'recelvifa 'word of the "serious.
illness et his father early fast week,
lett immediately tor haze,, arriving Sat-
urday night, told late( to see ale father
alive, but la Cala to attend the funeral.
which was held on Sunday:
Furniture And
Undertaking
PHONE 20
You will always s find this
store with up-to-date furniture
and with a desire to please
every one.
14- ROWE
Undertaker and License
Embalmer
EXETER. ONTARIO
Some Snaps For
Quick Sale
AT
The Exeter Bargain Store
Ladies w ia° and Satin Underskirts Night Dresses, House .Drosses, Wrap
pers, Hose, Groves etc.
These axe travellers samples and are marked away down for a quick
clea7_ancc`,
6 dozen summer parasols to go at 79 cents each:
New tine top shirts 50c. tp $1.25 each.
Ties, Soxs, Underwear at big reductions.
6 doxen of fancy' vests your choice for $1,00.00
Wo nave a i\tee lot of men's suits, this season's make bought so we can
save you 4 tor 5 dollars a suit.
We - are also leaders in shoes.
13. W. F. BEAVERS
1 door north of Post Office
s the time
for
And The Groom
and ®thee will
find it to their
advantage to get
their presents at
MarcVa�d's
and there is no
doubt about it.
A, MARCHAND'S
Exeter in the
place to buy the
s the place for
Prescnis
Notice To
Contracto r s
Well- Drilling
Tools
We are dealers and manufacturers
of WELL -DRILLING APPARATUS
for STEAM or (GASOLINE DRIVE.
Our apparatus has been thoroughly
tested and found satisfactory in every
respect.
General castings, piping, tubing,
etc., ou hand.
Cement Silo forms manufactured.
Particulars on application to
J. Murray &San
EXETER
ONTARIO
TILE HOD.SEI30LD FLOUR
asu't always the '";lower" of the house-
hold, It'a the rule the w,arld ever.
THERE ARE "FLOWERS" and
"FLOURS", „BUT NO FLOUR,
EQUALS), O.UR,S..
It's straight gohde we're giving you.
There's plenty "lnferLers" but no "au -
parlors". Our flour rakes lil;iit !Teats
and llglat hearts. It's' wrong to gnm,blo
—buy flour here. It's aurc,
A gct3d supply of FEED on hand.
WHEAT WANTED.
E .RVAY BROS., EXETER.
JONES
& MAY
PHONE NO, 32 y
Big June
Clothing Sale
DURING THE ,BALANCE OF JUNE WE ARE GOINca T"O OFFER corm
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN CLOTHING. THIS IS A GENUINE "BAR-
GAIN SALE" AND WILL PAY YOU TO TAS; ADVANTAGE OF tIT;
SOME OF THE NIFTIEST STUFF ON,THE ri'AR;KET,, IS', FERE FOR
FOR 'YOU TO CHOOSE F,ROt,f.
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Finds our store well stocked with wedding
gifts in Watersets, Fancy Hand -painted
Ohina, Fancy Salad bowls and cake .plates,
Sugar and Cream 'sets, Celery trays, Tea-
pots, Cheese dishes, etc. etc.
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Our prices make it a waste of time to buy elsewhere. Come 1
Look around. We want to show you our merchandise.
Saturday Specials—Large assortment of Cups and Saucers at
10c. a pair
ITS A SAVING TO TRADE AT
P O L' S BAZAAR
Big Variety Store
Our List i3lf Farming Supplies
Carload of Brockville Buggies
Carload of Dominion Buggies,
Oliver Corn Cultivators
with Bean Harvester Attachments
John Deere Corn Cultivators J
John Deere Single and Double Riding Plows
Hay Forks and Tracks, Ropes and Pulleys
B. T. Litter Carriers
De Laval Cream Separators
Blue Bell Cream Separators
Toronto Wind Mills
with pumps, piping and water basins installed in barns
Baker Wind Mills
Fleury Plows '
Success Manure Spreaders
Points for Fleury and Cockshutt Plows
Machine Oil and. Cream Separator' Oil
Full line of McCormick Tillage and Harvesting Machines—Binders Mowers
Rakes, Loaders, Side Rakes, • Spreaders
Chatham, .Woodstock and Jackson, Wagons
Drills
Disc Barrows
Gasoline Engines
BinderrTwine
AmericanClover Blancher— can be attached to any mower, and is -a ,very.
convenient and clever clover saver. The man on the mower operates it.
Repairs of all kinds
Repairing promptly attended to
SNELL & SNELL
$16 AND $18 SUITS, FOR
$ L2.
Tihas rs a splendid buy 'of the
,smartest styles and best cloths
,that tare put into! suits. (Tailored
just as good, as any tailor can'
make them. All the ne`ly spring
colors and styles. Be sure and
see therL
$7 LAND „$,S, BOYS' DLoom.h kt
SUITS:" FOE. $6
Alt asizes to choose' frons in the
gdod weaning clothes, Mee colors
and patterns suitable for boys.
Bring aloin ' our boys and, buy
them a geed, school or Sunday
suit fora tbe. prices of an ordinary
one. They wills :fit anyt prey.
,017E PANTS FOR MEN OR
BOYS.
200 pairs of this, .springs new pattens and clothe. Every pair btdt
at job piaces;a(tid viii be;siold'at Bargato prices-. -Remember 'our '`June
Sale of Odd' Pants' will sjoon clear then out.. iPx, ces, •75c., 31, 31.50,
2.0,0, 2.50, 3.0,0:
IaI'Ey1E T AGENT$
Millinery ---June Milliner.
'Now its thb Ulnae flop idiliiaaeiiy .Bargatna, Soma New Styles are being
added .every dap*, far{ the Summer ^G;irl, Duritng the. balalrice of, June we
wall sell aur entire ,shock of trimmed and' un'tr mmed tats, and ready-,'
to -weans at greatly reduced pricds. We :want ta`cIeatC out all Our aail-
linery by July 1st. This :1s your . chance for a cheap hat...
Hot We other ' Wants
FOR LADIES. AND GIRLS
Dress Goods Fan:`y Parasols
Cotton Voiles Gloves & Hosiery'
Prints &(ginghams Whi.tewear
FOR .MEN
Shirts and, Collars
Tees and Lounge Collarg
Straw .and,• Panama; Hats
EXETER
Headquarters' for the celebrated W.E. Sanford Clothing.'
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