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Tir rt $ler• of this paper w ill be pleased to learn
that there is at least our dreaded disease that r.ienet
been able to cure in aH its stages, and that 1'
• 1 11 Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh cure is the only pwitise
curs now known to the inn.lbott fraternity. Catarrh
being, • constitutional disease requires a aw1U(itu-
tional treatment. hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in-
ternally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the 'twten', thereby destroyn'g the
foundation of the disease, and gisin$ the patient
strength by building up the cnnstitutton rid assist-
ing nature in doing its work. The proprietors have
so huge faith in its curative powers that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to
-are, fiend for list of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY a CO., Toledo, O.
Sour by all Druggists, 75 cents,
Take If all'+ Family Pills for eoi.tipatiei.
CENTRALIA
Jas. IleJle•y. our barbtr, has closed
up *alien aryl Telt fox rite Northwest. -
;itrs, !tarry Wlls;an, who was ttil at-
ene1 wi !s typ.:osd fever. we are pleas -
el 1 may. Is recovering nicely under
the ireattneta of Dr. Orate.- Richard
Sandford, who was Injured some time
naagq is Improving. -The Epveurth Lea -
gee anniversary was a grand sweeter.
lt.cv. Robert Hicks of Credit et preach-
ed two excellent sertno:ts on Sutrdey to
good congregations. The tea on Mon-
day evenlr:g was well patronized. large
numbers la -lug prt'tsettt from Exeter and
.Credito:, to whom eyelet thanks are
duc. Hontc talent, consisting of Mes-
are. Duplan, and Misses Vera §Y
Iva Essery, Laura Mutt, Elsie Pomeroy
Male: Elliott and Nitwit(' Luxton, ac-
quitted thctnsclve:, very c•redltebly. Ex -
e'er contingent contributed )such to the
pleasure and enjoyment of the occasion.
Excellent addresses were given by
$fessra. Thos. Il,a.:dford, Melvin South-
cott and Rev. E. .t . FCar, while Mies
Howey, elocutionist, Miss Delight
Hobbs, as violi;:lst, and Mr. Herbert
$outhcott, as soloist, gave great satls-
J:action. The program front start to fin-
ish was a most excellent one. The re-
ceipts, over $30, will reple:dell the areae
ury of tee League and put It in a good
financial posltloit again. -)Iles Lilian
Salton Is visiting her sister, Mra. E.
Colw111.-a meeting in the interests of
Baseball will he held in the Duffet•lti
House this (Thursday) evening at H p.
In. We hope fur a good attendance at
texts meeting.
GItAND BEND.
!fes.ers. \\-in. Oliver and Harvey Dos-
aenberry were in Exeter Saturday. -Mrs.
Pfaff of Dashwood visited her mother,
.,try. Ilse for a few days. -Mr. and Mrs.
David Wilson and Children of Arkona
viet:el around here Sunday and Monday.
-Mr. and Mrs. 1!. Hamilton left Thurs-
day for Pon Staiiley prior to their leav-
bn.g for Columbia Monday. -Mr.
Ware Oliver .arrived home from Torun -
to. Monday. -The fishermen are driving
sakes far their nets and are other-
wise tn.ekl'tg prep:eratio pe for their sea-
ea:t's iishing.
KIRKTON.
\try. Straw and their two
bays from London, Eng.. have taken
up their abode with Mr. Win. Kirk. -
Mr. and Mrs. J. Shier. who have tx'ett
vi31 1::3 around here for a month, have
re'.urIle 1 to chs it hothc In Port Elgin.-
atr. John McCurdy- was taken to the
hospital at Toronto last week. suffering
from )(Wiley trouble. and but slight
hop'3 of ills recov: ry are esOrt.aitted.
,-Mr. Neil Malloy is se--ou31v ill and
confii:eti to his bed.
BEEN GOOD FOR
FORTY YEARS
HYPOPHOSPHITES
WHAT 18 IT
8000 EOR'.
As a general System rl'onie
In Nervous Aileoti(rfls
In Convalescence from illness
In Bronchitis. Coughs and
affections of the lung,
In general where evitality
energy and appetite are di-
minished.
Only make sure of the quality of
your Hypnphosphites. Nyals name
OD it is a sure guarantee.
Nyal's Nutritive Ilypt'phot.phites is
of the highest quality and a big bottle
for $1.00.
Don't trifle with doubtful goods,yon
can be sure of Ny41's. Wo know just
What it contains.
W. S. IIOWET, PliOii.
Chemist and Optician EXETER
Phone 511
Raw Furs and Skins -
WE ARE BUYERS
of all kinds of
RAW FURS and SKINS
We Guarantee Honest Assort-
ment, Highest Market Prices
and Quick returns.
WR PAY EV PRESS CHAROK$
Send for our 1409.1910 PRICE LiST
FREE
REVILLON FRERES
131 et 136 3COf1111., ft•str'•sl.
ante uat at once for Our free atalogne and
learn ;he ratan t our courses in
Commercial, Shorthand & Telegrapby
deit,r'ment• we have the Wiling ertet, al
tea, c • h, • .f e'.aern Ontario (-owe*..
are lt, rough, instrttrters etpenenre•t and we
swot a raluat es to positions, stridents are en
tee al, carry week Youshould enter Noe
D. A. if°LACHLAN
Principal.
D.S11WOOD
14 eirolieSsItIltI, DASIIe•0OD CONeeI
I'/• EN!'F:B. Deets. wills, Mortgages and all
Legal Documep•t.rarefully and {promptly prepared
Charges moderate Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
I. uis Schoeiuit her and wife of the
I la. spent Sunday at Idea. aferner's.-
John Kraft and slaters, Misses Clara
awl Linda, spent Sunday at Zurich.
A happy event took place on Wednes-
day, April nth, wile;: Mr. Fred Dealing
of Hensel!, formerly of Exeter, was mar
r:e1 to Miss C a -Salina Steger, daughter
or Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Steyer, at the
Lutheran church. Itev. Thur perforated
the ceremony. We extend congratula-
eels.
Last Thursday it was apparently the
c•muno:n talk of the town that your hum
ble scribe had gone away to take unto
hinted: a wife, and it is well that It
was not the 1st of April, or the would-
te• wise would have demonstrated the
tact that they are easily caught. One
thing is certain should such an event
aver occur in the life time of your
st ribe hell not feel under any obliga-
tion to stake it known 10 any one In
this burgh. nor ask their consent there-
to. -The "Pinks" gave their supper to
the "victors" in the !tame contest on
Friday evening. at the home of Mr.
Jacob Kellerman. It was, we believe.
appreciated by all present, and demon-
.
striated the fart that although loamg
It the securing of names they were
equal to the occasion of providing an
evening's entertainment for their Mende
Alter the supper was dispensed with
.t choice program was rendered In a
pleasing manner. Itefore the evening
closed Miss Ida Goetz, the Victorians
Captain. took ter•aalon to thank her help
ere for the efforts put forth, and spoke
very highly of how much she apprec•t-
a:e1 the evening thus spent. Rev. L. IC.
Eid± talso spoke of the occasion, stat-
in: that he had bean living to grieat
eepe•ctatlon, bee the realization •was far
itt excess of the expectation. The ev-
ening was well spent and one which
will long bz remembered by all presettt.
CRB:DITON.
Rev. John Finkbeiner of Johnstown
N.Y., has been here the past week vis-
iting his parents and brother, Fred.
who ins been vety ill. We are pleased
to state that Fred has made a decided
change tar the better and we trust his
recovery will he rapid. -A bus load
of young people flout bete attended
the social and entertainment given by
the Epworth League of the Centralia
Methodist church Monday evening.
} All enj.tyed themselves very much. -
Mrs. staid, who has been living in the
village for several ears, has decided
to give up housekeeping and will here-
after live with het son, Levi, south of
the village. Although Mrs. Stahl is
an aged lady, she is still in splendid
health and her many friends hope she
will he spared for many years to conte.
-The church sheds of the Evangelical
church which were destroyed by the
weight of the snow during the past
whiter. have been torn apart. There
is some talk of new ones being erected
this coming summer. -1%'e are pleased
to see Samuel Brown back at his busi-
ness again, after his illness. -Miss Ida
Ewald of Clinton is spending :a few
days at house with het prett'nttt.--
Wtierth, 11 list & Co. finished the •et-
ynp's threshing on Monday. The .seed
drthle were sent out on Tuesday to put
in the season's Crop. -The iutetior of
tate Methodist church bas been remod-
eled and now presents a very neat ap•
peat•alice.- Harry Kuhn is talking of
buying en autmmmbile in the near fu.
torr. --James Lawson is haa;ug; the
back of his shop painted and papered.
He expects to convert the sante into
an ice-cream parlor this summer. -11.
Either, M.1'.I ,, has been giving the in-
terior of his office same needed int•
provements this week. -Jac. Rrtz of
the Mtaddard hank, Parkhill, visited
Charles and Mrs. rZIvicker on Sunday.
-Milton Parker was relieving in the
Bank of Commerce. Exeter, for ,t few
days lest week. -Our peop'e are on the
look out for Halley', comet. Some
claim to have seen it just before sun-
set. -John Wind has had the paper
hangers and painters giving the inter-
ior of his dwelling some neeeed re•
modeling. --Mrs. (Dr.) Orme is visiting
friends in London this week. ---Last
Sunday was the Anniversary Sunday
in the Evangelical ebnrch, Rev. Bean
Preached splendid sermons Moth morn•
ing and evening. Special collections
were taken up to wipe out the debt of
the trustee hoard and the greatest por-
tion thereof was settled for 'wring the
day. in the evening the choir furnish-
ed the congregation with several fine
anthems, -Jos. i1:4ist has flnishPd the
erecliun of his brick chimney for his
engine room. it is expected the brick
and tile yards will continence work in
e week or ten days' time. --Mrs. Heath-
erly and Mrs. Martin of Landon are
upending a few drive here, the guests
of Mrs. henry Matz, Jr. -Miss Pearl
M" tz entertained a number of voting
friends at her l,irth-lay party on Tues
day. A very pleasant time was spent
hy all.
aur tow:1 can toast of a nnev•hanical
to ,tui, whose a rural under like rlre-um-
itiUt'ee, it woul'1 tw' hard to find in
Western Ontario. We refer to our gen-
ial bl trksml'h. Alpert Morlork. who ban
la .1 contple'e1 a 3t) t:orae pewee four
I oder. four cycle gasoline engin*, for aged Sh'rtSpool Mill M so
tau automobile. rianslderlhg that Mr. Shorthorn Hull, roily set after Rept•
is1 !Ota, •
\I ,rlo •k never Pad any practical train- Shorthorn null, calved alter Sept
:, r as .a nt.trlil:tiat, and that he should t.•. ►'a1s ._... A e 4
make his awn patterns, his own blue- IirreL.rd Ito 1 .. .... . . •
Polled Angus null • 4 9
prints and finally ranstruet the engl're
withaut out•tlde help and aid. is remark-
thl'. Etrly Last weer the engine was Rodney mn,tt•made with the Se. retry at Ros-
set up acid naturally a curious crowd senbern's lint.? nnhi 11 reclo••h en the mn
orn,g of
s t s act";:da n^e t� s'e If 1t would the show.
All price money will be pail by the 8s. retarc at
w r k rate+ranked. 1t was a critical ltoasidberr, s Hotel, after the award. ha.. lt•,.n
•: w !3r If manufacturer. but he ap- maMM theJn�`ea
Arrar,eaw..nte sell 1. m.4. to hat arnpls .t►M.
• !o have every ronfldenre 1n tele an ;mmodation for all horse..
w,rk. The e:tglnc started wlih foil w' n M•-LLaN. tare W t'.8tNDERA rare
t'-' Utastturn of the rra:.k :tea S•aforth scary •
;vale ire", 1notlilM fele:unr ke* ,1 ka
.$•,`,came it caused some o! the epee- 1
at ars to rut at the dem" and look I::
through Ute cracks, while the pistons
were working at lightning sped. The
engine has been attached to the mach -
leery In the shops attd is found to have
p:'wer to waste. Mr. Morloc•k is now
p: oreedinY '511th the completion of his
"Leo and it Is expected that when the
tally slakes is fidget trip Halley's com-
et will fide into insigetflcance. Albert
is to be conrtatul.ateJ On his succeed.
sod his many friends lock forward to
the time when he will be able to give
a practical dentonstratlo:t of file furth-
er nteeh3nlcal genius.
(Delayed ill tete mitts last week.)
Rev. J. A. Schmitt of Berlin 1148
been in town the past week on buelness
in connection with the Mutual Life Au-
surat.ec Co. -School re -opened Monday
a`tor• the its'cr holidays. -Niles S. 1t.
Saulter of Parkhill spent last Sunday
in town the guest of \Ire. C. K. L'luett
-Henry Steltacher is havtog a kltchca
built to t1:C> rear o! his civet Mite. Wm.
Hellin of Harpley is doing the work for
eine-Samuel drown is obliged to re-
main home u:, amount of illness. \%c
trust he we: soon be able t3 resume
Ws duties in the star. -Last Monday
was Council meeting. Among other bust
ries$ transacted was the passing of by -
ti W4 granting the Zurich Telephone Co
a:td Dr. Orme• the privilege of construct
ing telephone lines in the municipality.
When these lines are installed they will
be found very convenient for the people.
-A petition has been circulated to have
rural mail route alo::g the stage
Taut( front here to the Centralia Sta-
tion. -This 1. house cleaning three Ey-
brywttcre people ran be seen busily en-
gage' beating carpets and cleating stove
pipes. The mark o' the house is a pitiful
object thes3 days. Ile has a woe -begone
look something like the poor dog with
ills muzzle, -The roller skate :wleaace
has struck town. Quite a number of
the youngsters are using them and
have bccom^ expert. -Chris i•'ahner had
a vsluabte cow die Monday: R. fiowsen
spent last Sunday at horse in Winghanp.
.1e3. Heist has ro:npletei the erection
o' the arta• brick eh!rtt:iey for his isle
yatd.-=tucker !itLing has started and
route o: the .31d sports Itavt• been very
surressful,-Barry Beaver and harry
Eilber have Clashed a leaning out the
pro:ect:on tanks. In several in-
stances the tanks were partially filled
with ntuJ. The e:tgine was given a teat
Friday evenitt, attd workzd satisfactory.
At the tneitina of the baseball club a
goodly number were in attendance and
there is every Indications that baseball
Is still the leading sport in town. We
have all kinds of tu:aterial to choose a
te:ern from and we are sure Crcdltoe
will ntatntaln the lead as in former years
Following is the resu • of the ele.•tion
of office'is-I1r)1.. Pres.. 11. Ellber, M.
P. F'.. lion. Vice. fres.. Robert Sweet ;
\tanaget, Alonzo Hodgices; Assistant
\ta:sage-, Godfrey Nicholson ; Treasurer,
C. K. lttuett ; Captain, Herb. Young.
Tne club is In a good flnunc
,titins:. having something like 8111; in
the Trwcsury. it in expected that the
boys will get together for Inactive as
soon as passible so as to be in gond
shape for Victoria Day celebration.
Fred Fiekbeincr la at present very low
and slight hopes of his rt- overy are eta
aertained.-It
t-
,te•rtained.-It Is with regret that
the many friends of the Late Geo. Bloom
.icid. teamed of lis death In 1Iyro:: .''est
week. Mr. Bloomfield taught in the
p:i1.: Ip.a1's room here some years :ago
.and was a very efficient teacher, and
highly reseet led by ail who had the
pleaaiurc of Itis acquaintance. The
widow and family have the sympathy of
tine vicinity' In this their hour of sorrow
rend bcic.aventcnt.
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CROMAItTY
lit tee recent thu:tder and 'lgl't,.ing
'r'urna 1.1r. Jas. Campbell had a row
k.iled by lightning. The same fie fa no
i ilrhtened three teams of horses in
the Ce'ds plowthg that they all ran
a•.vty Mr. Wm. Butler's team dragged
tem for sone distance and the result
rn'1!it have be't, very serious had
they not he stopped In time by !qts
dons. whose team of colts had also
ben .40 !riXiit'ned ae to escape. John
1:u lor's term or the adjoining faros
go' away from hunt but ,)to danpagel was
don'. The shock was so near that the
-!feat of it were felt by Bert hurler
In his ttec'k and shoulder for many
emirs afterward.
Spring Show
--OF---
Entire Stock
Me LI LL1\•IIAY.
Nit. and Mrs. J. C. Dorman moved to
mete residence in Ailsa Craig last week
.cont tt•etr farm in McGillivray. and
%ir. .1. D. Drumm.and has taken pos-
session of the Dorntah farm. Lot l.1
('ort. 7. which I:e recently purchasted.
Mr. Drutnntotrd now owns 250 acme
In the township. -Mr. John Plaskett lies
ranted rile !anti on the 11th Cort. to
air. J. %V. Doyne. M. 1'. 1'.
Died. -The botiy or Niro. Agnes Reid
Armitage, widow o! tl'e late Geo.Artui-
ta:re o! Chicago arrived here last week
!runt that city, Mrs. Armitage was a
d.eu filter o! Mr. a:ut airs. John Iteld
the dttt con. McGillivray. The de-
aused died from an attack of typhoid
pneumonia. Tee body was taken to
1:'.ar•khlll for intcrrnertt.
WARNING.
Since its Introduction into Canada the
sales of Parisian Sage have been phe-
nomenal. This sur:ess has led to many
imitations similar tit name. Look out
for them; they are not tete ge:tutee,
See that tree girl with the Auburn hair
is o:. every package. You can always
get the gc::utile at W. S. Coley.
Parisian Sast' Is the quickest acting
and most efftelettt hair tonic in the
world.
It is trade to eoufor:n to Dr. Sanger -
bond's (of Paris) proven theory that
dandruff, falling hair, baldness and
scalp itch are caused by germs.
Parisian Sage kills these dandruff
germs a:ui rcnlove3 all trace of dandruff
It two weeks, or money back ; it stops
filth.;; hair and itching scalp at•d pre-
vents baldness.
And remember that boldness Is caused
by dandruff germs, those little hard
working. persistent devils that day and
night do nothing but dig into the roots
of the hair and destroy its vitality.
Parisian Sage is a daintily perfumed
hair dressing. not sticky or greasy. and
any woman who desires luxuriant and
bewitching hair CAI: get It in twa weeks
by using it. ;'n cents a large bottle.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
YS EM
THE
INTERNATIONAL
ROUTE TO
WESTERN CANADA
Tbrouvb the metrop+lis of Chicago,
thence via Duluth and Fort Frances
or through Chicago and the twin cities
of Minneapolis and St. Patel.
HOMESEEKERS'
Excursions
April I9thl May 3rd & 17th
WINNIPEG $32 00
and return
EDMONTON
and return
42.50
Tickets good for 60 days.
Proportionate rates to principal
points in MANITOI3A, SASKATCH-
EWAN and ALBERTA.
Above rates apply on certain dates
via SARNIA and NORTHERN NAV-
IGATiON COMPANY.
Secure tickets and full information
from J. J. KNIGHT. Depot Agent,
Exeter, or address J. D. MrDONALD,
D. P. A., G. T. Re., Toronto.
Ontario liquor license Act
License District of South Huron
Notice is hereby gia.•n that the Boarl of License
Commissioners for the 1.icente Distriet of South
Iluron will meet at
COMMERCIAL HOUSE. IN THE
VILLAGE OF HENSALL
-oN -
MATURDAY, APRiL Man, 1910
AT 10 A. m..
for the purpose of considering appllcatlone for Liquor
1,Iren.es for the Lkense Year 1911 11.
All persons Interested will govern t hems+•ie es ac
cordingly.
JOHN TORRANCFI,
Lkense Inspector.
Dated at Clinton on April 1.1, 1910.
Notice is hereby guar that theesons os
whe
names appear In the following schedule are applying
for Liquor Licensee for the laciest Year 1910-11 and
that the same are not now Licenses under the Art
or are applying for licensee for premises not now
under license.
. amps of - Rind ofiDe.rription of Name of
Applicant Licenser Premises Munl• ipalit.
W. Perkins ,Tavern ;Commerelal Airmail
Jae. Cot worth Tavern'Qqoeen'e Ilensall
11. Darrow 'Tavern 'linen's hayfield
R. Leathern Tavern i amino Exeter
House'
The Annual Spring Shaw of Stal- F'or the current year there were se'enteen tavern
lions and Bolls, under the auspices of 1111,I no ship iI'ensr. ironed.
the !south linear Agricultural NuciPty' The total number of applications for 1 cense' for
the ensuing yearis nineteen tavern and no shop
will be held in 'freest..
Any petition agels.t granting License to any
Si w�A rsV��e�� applicant or premises must be lodged with the
undersigned at newt four days before the meeting of
the 1.1.ense Ro.r1.
JOHN TORRANCE.
License Inspector for /tooth Huron
Dated at Clinton this le day of April, lata.
Friday, April 29, 1910
PRIZE LIST
STALLIONS
Aged Draft Stallion .. le •1 $1
a year std Draft ittaillon e a
2 year old itraft Stallion 4 i 2
I'ercheron Stallion ..... 4 :t 9
Aged Carriage Stallion, 16 hands
and oyer 8 4 Y
1 year old Carriage Stallt an _ .. 1 3 1
Ag.'l Roadster Stallion . 6 4 2
1 year old Roadster Mallen . 4 3 -
HtiRttI 4 15 iIARNPS.r
Hen, Draft Tea., 1st {.rite, Medal, donated by the
Farmers (tank; Ind. he ktr1, 54.
Ag• it ulturat Team. let prin., Msesey- •aarris Scuffle?,
Tido d .' 1111. donated by Y. To•ultn..n, flrncin
field, 2nd, 61. NH, 81
Carriage Team ,3', 61 $
44 nee Carnage Ir r.•.. ......... 4 3 2
Roadster Team ............. 5 3
80 100 0. 1141'!"? .... 4 3 1
t•pe,ial H nrvenberry Rives • ,,•clap prise of ,t,
for the )w.t Harness HMO, style and &Kion
con.id•rel
tit LLB
Allethibitorsmo 1heroine members ofthe Sa.rely
by Dayin>; $1 to the Seeraa.y
Organ and Piano
Repairing
and Tuning
G. PEDLER, late of Chicago,
has decided to remain in
EXETER
for some time (indefinitely) and will
wait on the music loving public in the
capacity of piano and organ tuning
and repairing. He has msde it his life
won k and is thoroughly reliable, guar-
anteeing all work. Following ere a
few prices:
New Strings 2.'e each
Tone Regulating $3,001 up
Oenersl Toning .... ..... $2.00
Key Levelling rote
overhauling . . from $11) to $2.;
New Action and Ifs n,nter•
for S,1it ire Piano . from $2.5 to $311
Re -Varnishing, Polishing (leaving
like new) done at lowest figures.
Estimates on Pipe Organ Tuning
& Rep -tiring furnished on request.
All work satisfactory or no pay.
order. len at
John Pedler's Residence
n,
at Main Strut, .r O f'Eni.Elt, Eat{TY.R, will
r , n • prompt atl, rat; n.
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
BEAD OFFICE, TORONTO ESTA»L1SUED 1867
B. L. WALKER, President Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000
ALEXANDER LAIRD, Gecera, uanag.r I Reserve Fund, - 6,000,000
Branches throughout Canada, and In the United States and England
COUNTRY BUSINESS Every facility afforded to farmers and
others for the transaction of their
banking business. Sales notes will be cashed or taken for collection.
BANKING BY MAIL
way with equal facility.
Accounts may be opened by mail and
atonies deposited or withdrawn in this
122
Exeter Branch -G. W. Harrison. Manager. Branch also at Crediton.
According to the at,taouncenteut of
Flora. Mr. Fieldtug Canada is to Issue
silver dollar cotes at the mint in Otta-
wa, something like the Atuerlcatt "cart
wheel.
CASTOR I A
For Infants said Children.
The Mod You Haro Always Bought
Bears the
fugnature of
There is a " right,
way " of doing bus-
iness and there is a
" wrong way " of
doing business.
The it[G11T WAY of doing busi-
ness is to bring your old truck, su•h
as horse hair, rubber, iron, copper.
brass, wool pickings. etc., to
M. JACKSON'S
Main St., Exeter
Where you get the highest rash
price and lamest dealt,;gs.
FOR S1LE-A lot of iron pipe on
haad for fence poste. etc.
CL.tNDEI)OYE
A flux Social will bo held at the lone
of Geo. Cunnlrgluate, Cott. 2, McGillivray
on Wednesday, April 20th, in aid o:
St. James' Sunday School. Everybod;
welcome and a good time expected.
FATHER !
MOTHER !
A business education is the
greatest legacy you can leave
your children. We get down to
the bed -rock foundation of liv-
ing business science, and assist
worthy graduates to the choice
positions.
Enter any day. Individual
instruction. Home study conrs-
es in Senior Teachers' Matricu-
lation and Commercial subjects.
Send for particulars.
Affiliated with Commercial
Educators' Association of Can-
ada.
Easter Term Opens
March 29.
Write for particulars.
CLINTON
BUSINESS COLLEGE
GEO. SPOTTON, PRINCIPAL
ig Sale nI Pianos
In order to reduce our large stock of Pianos we are going to offer to the
Public for the NEXT THIRTY DAYS the BIGGEST VALUE for the mon-
ey that was ever offered in Exeter.
Below will give you an idea of some of the BARGAINS !
1 Blundall P
' Walnut finish, 4 ft. 4 in. high, ivory and
fano ebony keys, guaranteed
for an unlimited tinie. Regular Price $250.00 Sale price ' $1 / 5.00
1 Dominion Piano Mahogany finish, 4 ft. 0 in. high, 7‘ oc-
taves, specially de-
•
signed in the highest style of art. $200 00
Regular Price $250.00 Sale Price
1 Morris Piano Mahogany finish, 4 ft. 7 in. high, guaranteedAar
for 10 years, ebony and $240• 00
ivory keys, Regular Price $300.00 Bale Price
1 Dominion Piano Pure Walnut finish, 4 ft, S in. high.
This is the best piano manufactured by
the Dominion Organ di Piano Co. Has been rented about $215• 00
6 months. Regular Price $350.00 Sale Price
1 Ennis Piano Mahogany finish, 4 ft. 7 in. high. Colonial de-
eire $225.00
Regular Yrice $ SOO.00 Sale Price •
We will deliver to your home anyof the above PiANOS complete,
with STOOL and HANDSOME DRAP, on payment of $20, and you may
pay the bylance due at $2 a week.
S. MARTIN & SON, EXETER
PIANOS TO RENT!
.04).3000110.11001141)011
Always in the
lead
OUR POLICY has always been to give our customers the ad-
vantage of any reduction our keen buying bas allowed us
to take advantage of. Our
WATCH
Department is most complete and at prices within the reach of
everyone -$I.00 rap to $40.00 -and same warranted from one to
three years. Now is the time of year when an
ALARM CLOCK
does not come amiss. We have a tine selection of them. Th
alternating alarm repeats the Cali every N seconds Prices 75c to
$2.50 and same warranted for one year.
Our Repairing Department
is most complete. Nothing passes our hands that does not re
eeive noir best Attention.
A. Marchand, Exeter
Jeweller & Optician