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STI3WAIT'S
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:;(,ring is het e. So is our new stock \Ve are ready for tle
bieee-t ►•prieg tt••ecle we h.eve ever done. "Our Dress Goods de-
pot
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put went is humming. '
5Qcthe yard for a nese
I)reis Goods. Bright.
glossy satin face. Good solid
t
loth. Collies in new Navy.
new Green, new Brown. licit
Blois: Red and Black.
85,, fc•r. a love) ttu•w blain
Der'' Ge As, Chiffon
Venetian. .1 t!' tight 1.•r your
new slit ing suit U ►yatl Nsvy
Edward Greee, 'Tan Brown
and Blick.
1.25 for our best French
Broadcloth Suit.ing-
t he best y(nt'Il see. Copenha-
gen Blue. Cones tip swell
in t his line, atle° N:evy, Green.
Brown and Black.
60cFor a shell line c f
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Dress Goods. Light
grey grounds with small sha-
dow st sip... (•oI!.ct for Suits
Skirts es Dresses.
1.00
for our new (*teflon
Broadcloth Suiting,
Bright Satin finish. Vet y
dressy, new Navy, Edward
(Green, new Brown and Bleck
1.25
for a lovely Flack Pop-
lin cord. A new cloth
in black. J(icl► Fright finish,
%vith a very small raised cord.
The ki1111 that elderly ladies
like. Ask to see this line.
TAILOR-MADE COATS
The swellest lot of 1. i.lies' 'Tailor made ('oats we have seen
this season, Blacks. I e w, y and Shepherd C'he'cks, all tailor trade
'Flits styles are new and catchy. With ane of our smart Tailor
matte Goats and a nice Skirt you have a swell Suit.
Lace Curtains
75c the pair for good Ise(
room Curtains.
*1 00 for one (If our special
Luce Curtain values.
I.25 for L'ece Curtain val-
ues that will make you
wonder how we do it.
l () to $3.50 fol- a ulag-
nificent tinge of new
Lace ('urs:tins in fine neat
effects the kind that look
swell and swear well.
Nairns
Linoleums
That's the kind we sell.
They're not the lowest in ices
but they are the best quality
that cross the sea, and you
know it TAI'S to P:AY for
(,ll'ALI'1'V. We buy theta
by the ton anti save for YOU
all the middle men's profit.
Coale and see a (Jig stock of
Imported Linoleunis.
Milliner
KING HATS for
rhessy amen. Styles
that are right down to
the minute. You can
tell a King Mat- every
time, There is that
smart city style about
it, thst is lacking in the
ordinary Ilard Hat.
Blacks and Beaver
Browns are correct for
spring. \Ve have the
new shapes all in. \Ve
would like you to see
theta,
%Veer .t KING IIAT,
They're it.
YOur show rooms are open. \Ve are ready with
a complete new stock of all that goes to make
i)t•etty head swear. The new styles are a COnlplt'te change from
last season. Big harts, pretty flowers, lovely ribbons are what
you will find this season. Miss Livingston is :(gain in charge of
our show rooms.
J- A. STEW ART
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', _Mable
Watches
Pe=rfect in Construction, Pos-
itive in Performance We again
call attention to our Grade of
\Va,tchesa. Geist Material, Fine
Finish and Accurate Adjustment
are combined in our high (.rade
Watch 's.
Our aim 19 not a question of
price, but quality. Like in every-
thing else Quality is Cheapest in
the end. So if you want a ItE-
LiABLE WATCH. CALL ON
US.
A. Marchand
Jeweler, - Exeter.
SPRING
SUITINGS
A iltlllil)er of New
Browns, Wood ('OI -
ors ;111(I Elephant.
Grey Snitings just
receive(1.
The correct thing
for thi' sprint; R('at-
'OTl.
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor.
EXETER, - ONTARIO.
ERNFST ELLiOT
Conveyancer Accounts Collected
Mosp:Y 1.) Dear) a• 11Ne•.t rater..
s •rth wen: len,(. for Sale.
Office, Main Street, Exeter
A J1I.IN1) 'MAN
could (:ivee .verythin; on earth for
sight. It is man's most precious po=-
s�essiotl. Yet many abuse and n'gle'ct
it. Slop and think If you nt
TREATING YOi•R EVES RIGHT,
Tl, •:i corn'sind have U3 rezan►iti ihctn
lo )earn how they should be treated
in the future. Our examination costs
you nothing. The ;lasses X110 supply
if necessary, le•jll cost you ns little as
honest lenses and frames ca11 .1►,• 901(1
for,
W. S. H()W1:Y, flim. E3
Chemist 2111(1 Optician, Exeter.
-It'inay b,' ,t lit tie cat ly but why
not call a meeting of the :baseball
boys to organize for the coming emit -
tiler? Last year 1 he boya held their
at)tlu ti weting early. and ,rot into
shale, .befdre the (stetson opened and
the r:rsults showed it was wisely
done.
-Members of 1 h Tril•it1 '.1r.ttiorial
I church have challenged flit, James
Str• • i League to dehat 1 ort 'whether
the. Japnutcse should IUs► kept out of
the country or not. The challenge
twill likely be nccepte(1 and the dee
bate take place emu!' time in thonear
future.
--The offer of the \Vcskly Glob;
& Canada Farmer for thirty•fiva
cents 'with Oil Exeter Times expire,
on May first. Those wishing to ink.
advantage of t his excellent offet
should R't1(i in their subscriptions alt
once. We can also (rive ,you the
Weekly Jia'tl and Empire for tl.irt)•-
five cants.
-Camille -11's Stain and Floor Fil-
ls!' is the Most durable finish for
floors and surf Ic-a that nn, sv,.lke,l
upon. made transparent and in col-
ors irritating natural synod. \V. .1.
Iiealnta)1 upon roiuest will show a
sample of old flooring cont,ed with
this finish. it 'swears longer tbuu
regular floor tarnish.
-The annual meeting of the Exeter
Lawn howling club will be Ji )id in
th' Town Ball on Friday owning at
A o'clock. Th•t officers for the year
will be .•lecied anti committees np-
t►oint(ed. A cordial invitation is given
to nll intete.9ted in boss ling to nt'tend
this meeting. A number of new
tneml•ars are joining this yerlr anti
the coming seamen promises to tie the
best in the History df the club.
Market Report. -The following la'
the report of Exeter markets. cor-
rected up to March 1tith.. Ilius.
Wheat 814 cwt t t s.
I1:,rley, 50 to 55 resit.-.
O • - 48 au 511 (.•1115.
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i••••• 75 cents to 80 cents.
Blended Flour (SIAM, $2.75.
111.01. *21.
at,orts. $:5.
Feed Flour. $1.111 to $1.45.
Ray. $12 to s1:1.
Dried aptel••s ;► (-,sets per pound.
('lover seed. $8 to Ste per bushel.,
Potatoes. 75c. to !►t)c. per bag.
Itutter .7 c:t►ts p l pound.
Turkeys 12.
Coal. $7.25 a ton.
Chicken. 9 cents per lb.
Geese, 9 cents per lb.
Ducks. J cents per lb.
l:g:;s 16 c' Its s 1► -.1• dozen.
(logs, swell i tht $5.25,
.1• .•i 56.77; to $7.00.
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• LOCALS i
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-!Liss ilyndinin is seeting
ing London.
-Dr. Antos spent :l rev days at
Battle Creek.
-AS Jake; St.etvat•t. ‘would say "It
tis like spring."
-\V. Acheson tinct son Garvey
wee•) in London oti'1'uestla)'.
Remember the Store one door north of
Post Office.
The leading' store for Dress Goods
and Millinery
Specials in Dress (foods
54 inch all wool Panama in blue, black. The most
popular goods of the season. :1 great bargain 95c.
5o inch all wool French Broadcloth, Chiffon finish in
all the new shades of brown, greets, blue and black
.... Special per yard $1 00.
1 4 inch 1i1.1c4. Twine \'011e. splendid rich odor. Vel }' fashionable,
a great seller, ssorth $1 25 for !►;,c.
l_adi.s Rain Coats
.A very c0I1e: t fun of hull( s and full length Cravet.ette
('oats in tight (.(eye and Pretty Fawns. Something .trite new and
correct furspring ewt•arit•) . '1't innued with silk braid :tall fancy but-
tons
Prices $e to $12.
Stiff flats for Men are it
\Ve !lt•e show;sig all the newest and hest shapes in men's Stiff flats
light and easy fitting . Prices 2.110 and $2,35
SNELL & ROWE
THE OLD RELIABLE
Opening of Exclusive lot of
white Goods
For Spring and Summer Wear
i In fancy White Goods there ale many novelties in Checks and
Stripes. In plain Fabrics there arc Shirt Waists and Suiting Linens
Lawns. Organdies and Laces. We are also showinga ver ► con -
L g ) 1
1 plete line of Ladies White Near in
Blouses, Skirts and Corset Covers
the finest we have ever shcwn. Come and get
are all gone. It will be very difficult for you to
fns lot of White Goods than we can show you
prices will meet your utmost approval too.
yours before they
find a more beauti-
this spring. Our
-Saturdspells,,.ay %las the first day of
(ivaraour ha��n ARLI •ts
---lliSS Norms. llohi'1, is visiting Friday;
friends in ('1t I:haut and Detroit, -Souse. ir:�ot►le (wonder (why trot► y; nt this 5035011 of the year when the -Mrs.
-Mr. Art 1 l•lun, of Ingersoll. vis• goes astray without r.ett;istratiott in( weather ctangea so suddenly, do mot tives) in
fled his brats: •r R. G. tie (doze, Sunday.sending though th3 postoffice. The 1,,t rt cough ruts on. it may lead to -Mrs,
--Mrs. 11, .Johns is visiting her
ti tughter 11 rs. \Vtue aGoodisott in Sar-
nia.
- :Ind N1 rs. l;ert Clark, of Cred-
,tuwt, spent Sand.iy with Al r. '1114 Mrs.
Brock.
-Jlrs. .A. llooper, of Clinton, vis•
iced her mother Airs. Atkinson, last
n•e.k.
- James llottthron of Hensel(
is the guest of Mrs. Collins and 51ia3
Uonthron.
- Miss Mabel Stanley, of Crediton.
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, Slut- this fact does not necessarily re ujro
coo street. . that severe Clultl0ctial (storms shall
-Airs. Georg.: •'4antwell entartained apv•ar on these dates. Ileavy storms
:t number of 1:tdiee Friday evening and tidal waves are just its apt to
of last twe.'6, occult any tirno 'within two to ethr.%e
-Tho tees at the rink last Friday weeks of the 22nd. 'Many shut rp, >dis-
rlight was it► exeeellent condition .tuietilg ►ssaualls and violent gales
for skating. will )aowevor be natural for nevoral
-stew. Ernest Grigg took charge of days, centering on 'the 22nd, '23rd and
t he. services in ltho Caven i'resbyter_ 24th, calling for proper care of live w
si11 church last Sunday. stock, and marry other interests like -
practice is ono (that should be Ascots-c:(t:trrh or consumption. You can
timed by everybody. Jf a person I gnickly cure your cone!' by :using
%•alae s his ]Honey he should
guard (111(1 protect it it and extra
precautions should be taken; in tae11et-
irtg to outside pla.cas. Write. your
address distinctly as the currency
taken from misdirected totters at !the
dead letter offices last year amounted
to $67,615.59 A word 1 o the !wises
is sufficient.
A: reactionary storm; period ja cen-
tral on the 22nd., 23rd., total 24th.
This period is at 'the center of In obstinate coughs of lora;.; aunt.
Earth's vernal, or sprint; +aluinox, hut
6!!i [n1UIsiOn
691t LIr SII
"The Ideal Gough Gure"
ly: to be affected thereby.
-51 r. 'Richard Gould, who was Dispensing Chemist..
op•rat.ed on for on internal trouble -A large number of those interest- FYl•:'l'F.R - ONTARIO,
is getting along enia�ly. ed its the promotions of .the scheme
1 ions 110 better lirellara110o
for !building up Et run-
down constitution
than a good
Emulsion of
Cod Lis,':
Oil.
Sold in rifle. :(11.1 1l.(1)
. S. COLE,
1,01 1 1 i s.
Phil'. B.
to establish rural telephone service its
---Mr. Ilenry'Runtohr last tveek lost the unoccupied district surrounding
.t a tluable entire ]corse which he Exeter, =stet in tho Town Ball, Satur-
let,t recently purchased. day afternoon and after a lengthy
-Millinery Openings at. Miss A. discussion a comtnitte.a eras appoint-
:aorlock's. March 27th. Intl 28th. ed to solicit subscribers. The fol -
Everybody cordially invitee, lowing provisional directors 'tt.xe el-
-S. Fitton. issuer of marriage li. ected, lit. Northcott, 'fres.: John tEs-
('ns:S, also complete lino of wed,- sery, Sac'y. ; Paul Madge, Fred Eller -
ding rings always on hand. ington and \V. I). S•)nders. It was
-Henn T11)iott is learning; the tail- decided that the company (would ibe
ng (with W. Johns and Sam Elliott made tt joint stock company, on a
:1.e barite trade et its Ed. Willis. co-operative: basis, and that shires
etould be sold uuly to subscrilsers, so
-Just look at this offer, the Times that the telephones could b,' leased Weekly Globe or Times land at ,actual cost.
\\'ttkly Mail end Empire 'for $1.35• -Tommy Burns (Noah Brusso), had
- .11.s. Max Desjeirdina tend (laugh- i an, (.35)' vieiory over Jim (Roche, the
t 1. of Grand +IE•ntl. were 1 b guests, Irish champion in Dublin, Ireland, the
of 1r. and 51rs. Samuel Jlartiti. last other day, knocking hint out 'before
e,. •k. he could say 'Jack Robinson. Tli y
--\VANTED-Young girl to do trust have sonic poor specimens of
light housework. to go to Loudon. pugilists on the other side of 1 he
l'or further particulars apply at the herring pont(. \V•,; have t3o111:1 chaps
Times Office. right here in Exetter, fellows nwho
-Th:3 Thames 'Road Threshing Co. wouldn't know a r•ivared circle
met last w. (k to receive the report , from a circular saw, that. tho Cann-
ot laei year's business. A dividend of dist) champion couldn't knock out tin
iset Ir 1 ct rt. was made, ! one or two rowldk, as ,h:: has done
-The friends of Mrs. (Bev.) W. M. to these three .•cls:Itnl►l'elts." Tho
Martin will be 'dossed to deartt that , prize -fighting of to -da}- is n huzJ
reports from Lha •Rattle Creek Safi- ' fake, ns 15 1110s: 1101 s , racing :MIL
Larium Mete (hal Rhe' is improvingotherr kinds il contests '1')1e nl inner
is named b: fore the gong is sounded.
nicely. iitthusing of the crow(( 1,110 ewe'. -Mrs. Alex. McDonald, of Sauin ling a 'big gate receipt is at the bot -
Rosa, Calif. svho visited relatives int ; tom, df it cell.
t sborn+e during tits is inter months,
12th. -The finalfinalshoot for the, Exeter
on
11rrjve(I
the at lett. !louse itt California :'riffles silver trophy will take place
i
at the (,un Club grounds this af-
A number of friseid, of Mr. and ; ternoon. John Treeibner seems to
`.1 rs. \\'m. Tapp •plcasallt ly surprised have Ute Lest chance of winning, al
r It nt un Wednesday evening ring; of last i though should he fall •sown i,1 his
tees k. and a very enjoyable; time was ' shooting. Saxon Fitton. Frank Treib-
sp.•nt, ! tier or Fred Ker,- tits). menage to
--Ur. Ramsey, of (Maws. fortn.erly i land the prize. John 'Treibncr 1138 to
of Exeter, gave rt very interesting shoot Rixteeii rocks out of twenty to
address on his experiences i,rt tI'aris. ` gain his handicap p-rteeitsge while
London. Oxford and Cltesteer to tho Messrs. 1'. Treibner sand S. Fitton
Mt. 'Forest Presbyterian church list ' have to mike Swell y straigl►t lo tie
Sunday. him(. Should 'Mr. Treibn. r make only
-Miss 'font has moved her dressing fiftee'n cud the oilier two get niu.'-
parlors over Manson's shoe store' t,•.•n each find \1 r, Ken r gets his
where she will be pleased to nt• 111 silty straight. tlt•' 'four trill be
tend to the wants of hsr tnany pat- lie for the whore off. 'Much inter-
rons. 1 m : est is being taken in t he outcome
Apprentices wanted. of thecollttist and Mere promises to
- 'T he C. 1'. 111...ngineers 111 -he nla:de t 1►•' Toile a number at the grounds
tate surweey through Exeter i:Ist twin- this afternoon to Miin.rts the :;Hoot•
Are for the proposed extension . of ing;,
the roadAre making a survey elon; The projected re -union of sill for-
tl•: lin of the G. 'I'. 'IT. hem, St, i members of the County Council
Marys to Sarnia. of Huron, propos-d tole) held its Jens.
-Th, Miss.: .. j liianchc and ida tirouli"•s to 1-0 n highly interesting
West col t , who )1:Ivs. been visiting j :,1111 hit-tolte :affair, nttd in lliis con -
their roister Mrs. 'It. Coates :Ind other; t.,•ction County -Clerk Lane is going
relatives. hero during Kha inst. three through old minute books making
lists of 11te former members of tho
months -is \ io•d ty sloe their home Council. 01► i list 1. I►as; lsrepare,l is
its 1)Ougla� 'Men.
(,f the 11:1(11,19 of \\'ard('ll`( Of lite
-A •swell 1:nowt( Illnft tin toew11 I. 1)' County eine(+ 1t;:iU. It is as lfolloll:,,
apiicaranc e►[ robins is not an itldie s• \V. Chalk. Tuckersrnith ; ,Tohtt St re -
of
1 a4 L C
of r
Ile h kept A rack e
tion 9 . God -
W. l spring. P than, Godericl : John 11o1n1•e.. (.0 1
of theta for 'tire past ,itventy , yen rs ; erieb q'oe,eseip • lt. iGibbons, (10.de:r-
and the first on a always nrrive dill' ich ; Arch.I)isl,op, 1lgbonlo : \\'illi.stu
hits t he [fest (week in 'March.Young. Colborne ; ,John Leckie. of
--it will not he t he fault of the Mussel's ; G. E. Crewmen, Tucker -
commissioner if 'Main t.S1r•'et is not smith : ('. (;irviti, t\Valwanosh i !r, E.
In good shnpo'wh.:it the snow and ice 1fiyes, e.1i-Kiilop; J. T. Gnrroet. Cod•
are off the street. Mandy he hid •t ' ericb ; John K.'ine. Bolick 1 'F. W.
gar, of men clearing off I le (dirt no•' Johnson. :Goderich : L. hardy. i:r••-
cun1ul.lted during the 'winter. t tor; A. F. Gibson. \VIox•••ter : I', Kif•-
1)it. OVENS EYE ANI) EAI( Sr it. i IS•• illyt-h : V. 'Rate. Stepl••tl : 1),
geon, will be at the Commercial Walker. Tuck.erstni►h : T. 51. how. I -N-
; boborne• 4. llay.`s, 'McKillop: ,f. nut.
Hotel. (tours . t1 .1(► 2- m- to 4.'10 1'• ton. Ilullet t : ♦.too. 14' ck. Colhorne
tit. Glasses prat„ t tv fitted 511(1 (lig- J. Torrance. Stanley :.T. (-;riffjn, Ash -
Next• of eye ear and nose treated. field : T. II. Taylor. East. AVnewnttosh ;
,;ext tisit 1•'ritl,1t April :1►el, 1!t0'+. \\'m. R1cl'hersol. Turn1►:rry;'i',Btr;l-
- `[r. M. Y McLean, 51. 1'., is Still chits, X:rey .1, d:ox. (;osl',rich : 1T. Sio-
in the hospidal ,It Ot taw.(. shift i•► - i?ew,•n. 1i•;n�:e11 : 1), iti. ('ook, -lIoetlek ;
exp: cted lit, w ill 1.•.t wt( .ht, int; the , 1)r. .1. A. 'Rollins. Exeter : T. (dolt,
week, the ear Iron1)le frost nwhieh )►o Goderich : 1). 1'alte39on, E. \\•11wanted)
has suffered having •,e(t) cntitcly re• \\•;, herr. tiTrussalls: .1. .itoelman,
moved net a r.'sult of the op►I•latiot), 1lorridiQ : llobert Miller. Turn-
-Mr. W. .1. Beaman attended the 1►•rry; 11. Sp.•ickrnan. Exeter; .1. T.
nt-eting of the officers of Alin 33rd. Currie. E. Wawanosh ; 'ltob.'rt Mo•
It.'gt. nt Clinton last Thursday. 1-11L Lein. (;od •rich. The Ismer of the
nieetitlg teas for the purpose of die- municipality Riven after the ,\Vatr-
cussing the matter of going to Quo- ' den's !eines is that of the municipality
bc•c to alt silt the ter-ccnle•n•iry c -•lc- { from! 1% llicl1 iie cum' nt the time ha
oration. ( was \Vn rd On.
-Ed 'Mitchell, of Brantford is vis-
iting .his parents.
-Mr. A. Bagshaw left Monday for
Olds, Alberta. Mrs. Bagshaw will
leave its about :t week.
-0i wing to the illnss of Mr.
Fleming jhe.re was 110 S.C1i001 111 hi9
• t ootrt Tuesday.
-The commanding officee of the
Army Corps of between 20,000 and
25,000 Canadian militiamen and reg-
ulars which is to be nssembled in
Quebec in July next in connection
with the ter -centenary celebration,
will devolve upon Brigadier -General
\V. D. Otter, .1 het new chief of 1 h •
general staff. Thero will be in all,
four divisions in this army corps,
with the following offiears ne di.
t iyionnl colnntanrl.•rs. 131 it i.;.anc r:tl
W, A. Cotton (Western Ontario.) Col.
W, D. .Gordon (Eastern Ontar.o).
I1rig-Gene.ra I L. Buchan (Quebec).
Brig. -General C. W. Drury (Maritioie
Provinces. it is not settled to evils t
extent the funds available] will per-
mit of tlr• \\•.;,stent militia Aakin
part in the Qu ,bee camp. It is hoped
hotvev.u. that nt least a composite
corps front the \V.st may be enabled
to take. part. The proposed review
at Quebec w:11 be the largest force
that has ever been :uwntbled at one
time in t lee illistory of Canadian mil-
ttj:t,
-Thi' Advertiser of Saturday night
states thnt the K;. '1'. tit. Officials will
ill all probability commence the con-
st taction of a1 (10ub10 track 011
the L. Ii. & B. division •this spring
that p1.1t18 aro and r preparation at
the bend office in .\lorttrea1, and that
this survey for 1 ht, new work was
completed 12 st fall. The reason for
tl,' double tracking is that tho
traffic on t his lilt: has i).cn steadily
growing for s:'veral years, :And tho
residents of the different tolwtis have
repeatedly taken up t ha 11t1_st ion of
b- tte:r service dish the officials. For
this last yen"- especially the traffic
hats tl>«•.11 so heavy that on iata uy
of the trains people. have bad to
stand the greater part of the way.
freight i/usin,'ris has 111,o been very
h�•avy, tool it js Said Iris incr.•.ise:1
more than 25 p..1' cent. in the Iasi
nine months. '11►.' iriiclo 'further
states than in I i ew of all 1 hese facts
and the bright outlook for business
on the. L. II. & J1. line, the company
hes decided to build a new line and
put on inor.• train!. Two Ettore pass-
enger trains it is understood, mill be
last on in a few, v, . ks, 0nel %viten the
double track is completed more may
Its added. 'There is no doubt .101110.
011
10111 '-
011 • was giving tits reverter of the
Advertiser a -pipe dream." It is a
fact come of she trains are over-
crowd•'d and itict'e'.9cd passenger ser-
vio, should be trivet). but cls to this
company building 210 extra track. it
it ;',t likely 1l , present gen •r2tliort
e r.. it. It was repot, 41 ilea the
Grand Trunk intend..1 a slipping the
wh•-•at arriving at Go.l.er i It vitt Lon-
don :111(1 jn l hn t case the comp i tty
Iwoul.1 replace the present rails ,ee jt h
heavier ones, and 1l:tC Is about ,111
we may expect.'
Psychine Miuionaries
A friend of Dr. Remedies
Writes: "Spiel n bottle of Psychine
to Mrs. \\•... They have n slaughter
in decline, mei 1 believe it would
help her. I have mentioned your
remedies to the family, and also cited
some of the ,niraeulous cures ac('om-
plisltetl inside the last 18 years, of
which 1 have knowledge."
T. G. IR\CIN, Little Britain, Ont.
Run down conelitions from lung. (stom-
ach or other constitutie•nal trouble cur-
ed by Psychine. .\t all druggists, r -lc and
$1.00, or Ile. T. A. Slocum, 1.t•l.. Toronto
e;too. Thomas is visiting
1.011•1on.
E. 11. Vollick is visiting rel-
ative♦ in Listowel.
-.1, .G. Staibury was engagers it
el Goderich this week.
- Miss Jeltnie 111ur1ay vi-:•, ,t ,.
lives in Hensel( over bund:ay,
-Miss Effio Pearl Taylor is w:sit-
ing friends In Lucatt and vicinity.
'Mr. J. \Voo.1 shipped a to:i:t of
butchers cattle to Toronto on Friday
last.
-Mr. ollo Balkwill, of Fe. 'Thone.ss
511 11t yesterday visiting .eclat iw •s jr.
to W11.
- ,Liss Carrie Scott, of Crou►:1rty,
visite•her lin-tither r. .1. 11. Scot t
Il
ttd•eeaak. t
-See ad in smother column of sale
of 20 dairy cows and 10 1: if:rs at
Metropolitan hotel.
-Miss Vimey Pearson, of London,
who is improving rapidly. Miss Peer -
son is 'well known in Exeter.
-51r. and. Mrs. 1). Dow and Miss
1'r juhart of 'ltusseldale, were visi-
tor% nt 'Mr. A. Dow's over Sunday.
-POUND - IN Exeter, Tuesday,
Gordon setter, white and brown.
Owner can gat same by proving prop-
erty and paying for advertising.
-Twenty-three young then who in-
tend -going to the encampment at
Quebec 111 June. were treasured for
their uniforms last Saturday ••venIng.
- The p rsott Iv110 took Mr. D. Ker -
nick's umbrella from tie: James St.
Church last Sunday morning; will
confl'r iI favor on M1 r. 1' rnick by
rettlnlilig it.
-Mr. C. B. Snell has purchased the
small office building at (toss & Tay-
lor's lumber yard oft the East side of
Mfairt reet and Is leaving it moved
lo' 1 1, _e rear of of his house on Ant
drew street to ba used as a kitchen.
rola_
BORN
IIESTE.\I AYEII-Olt the 14th coitus.
sion of flay, on Sunday, March 15.
to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Itestemayer
:t sun.
A. l'O Pel `) AB SCHOOL.
,A school that grows steadily in
public favor must have genuine mer-
it. We understand that Mr. Spotton
now trains more young t)' -ogle than
any other management its Ontario.
The Clinton Business College, whose
new advertisemtetit appears on pasge
8 is certainly n (worthy link, in this
Chain of Colleges. The Spring term
opens April 1st. Our business has not been built
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quick]) , but is built on a good
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM
Reduced
(One way second class colonist
tickets will be on sale commenc-
ing Feb. 29th and continuing
daily until April 29th, to the
following points
\"atlCOUter \pictorial
Seattle Portland
Tacoma Spokane
San Francisco Los Angeles
San DiegoMexico City
For tickets and full inforniatton'call
J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Agent,
or write J. D. MCDONALD, t?niori
Depot, Toronto. Ont.
ogs
anted
Highest Prices Paid
delivered or in the
woods
THOS. ELSTON
Centralia Saw Mills
Confidence is the one biggest
asset in business
r Flour
Gained this for us
A-SIGNEES AL1:. ;foundation, Its the actual results
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The Assignees of the Estate of from
AN1)14E\V IIIC;KS, May , Merchant.
Centralia. Insolw"nf, will offer for sale by Public Auction on Thursday Our
FIour
the 20th. of March 1908. nt 1 o'clock
p. m. (sharp) on ther Sando farm ad-
joining Centralia, all the property That determines its value, (..►zeal -
of the Insolvent, consisting of Ilorses.
tolls, 'farming itnplctnents, hay, press ity lingers long after prices arc
and other net felts too numerous to forgotten, Remember your or-
ders for flour and feed arc act-
lt.
at the mill and prompt -
Elliott.:
iall. - 1.. inspectors : Thomas ly attended to
E. 1'andford. 1•:s 1.. ,N.•Ison hicks.
Est.. Ayaignec•s; or to DICKSON & HARVEY BROS.
mention. also (louse aanel Lot in Cen-
tralia. For Particulars see posters or
apply to C. 1:. hackney, \\',
CA11141NG. Solrs. for Assignees.
Auction Sale
t the
IWI'OL)TAN HOTEL.
-on-
Fltll).AY, A1'Il1I. 'felt., 1(108.
at ct►,• o'clock, 20 dairy cows dug
to calve in .April or with calf at
foot. 10 2 -year-old heifers. good
grassers 700 to 901f hounds. These
are n well -selected lot of dairy cows
bought in the neighborhood of Wier -
ton where the scarcity. of feed cotn-
pelly the sale. Must bn sold without
reserve.
1'1•:11515.-6 immnths credit on fur-
nishing approved joint /solea?. .A dis-
count of 6 i►:.1• cast. per tineem off
for cash.
'I'IIOS. ('AM1•:RON. '.Ill. \'.-:ARI),
Auct. Viols
.Wood
' Wood
Wood
Nisi cord of har(i wood, Best quill.
ity. Prices according to grade.
Wood cut. to suit customers. cord
block.
()rulers left at Titres, 4)ffl a e,
Thos. Hartnoll
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follows the euetetn of hn.iness concerns and
takes no t twat ion
8tenographcrs, itu,ok-k.'•p• ra an 1 Tclegra•
`•beta are in gr(at •kmand in .1111}•, A:.1t<ttt,
September, and of toter.
11•e train more muni( people than ant
•.tht•r management in Ontario.
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Allots Kirk to ''11. liert Buttons.
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