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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1908-07-23, Page 9i' .11 kJ k X N T tf k '1' 1 M E S JULY 23rd 19Ur, +-1-S+++++++++++++++++++++++++-1+++++++++++++++ +'r+++++++++++++++ -1+++++++++++++++++.1-4 -S- '. ++++++++ sees++•sr+++++4 STE WART'S PHONE E 16 Do You Want One 01 our Hotijfflmcr5drodis $l. 95s.Iow11 to $1.9$; ea'.:h. Ladies White Indian Ileal Linen Skirts, made in New York by Experts, nicely corded pleated and tack- t`d, perfecr fitting. Regular value was $4.00. Get in on a deal. $20.00 A very swell line of New Balmoral Brus- sels Room Rugs, large Medallion Centers Fancy Corners and Floral Borders, they come in rich red shadings and fawn and wood colorings. They are just as pretty as pictures. Come in and see them whether you want to buy or not. $1.00 and $1.25 -For two very special white Lawn Waists. These came to us from amanufacturer direct. The ma- terial is choice sheere lawn trimmed with val 111 sertiou and lace. Ask to see them. $7.25==hor a lovely real Austrian China Tea set pure white transparent body, with small pink rose decorations, edged and traced withigold Bridal wreath pattern. Say1 Are you getting Redpaths extra standard granulated sugar. Its best by test. We sell no other, some people do. You know it pays to pay for quality. Remember we sell Redpaths and we sell it mighty cheap too. Snap for Men About 50 White Straw Sailor Hats. About 20 White and Fancy Vests. About a dozen Unlined Summer Suits. They must go out. We will take vety low offers on these lines. Poultry -We are in the market for Live Chicks and Hens for which we will pay mar - et prices. Will take any day but Saturday. J, A. STEWART ++++++ �•:-++++ +:-•'r+-•+4•+++++++++++•i•+++•f•++++ +++++++++++++++++.:.+++++-:-++ .4.4":4-•'-++++++.:-+++++ Gifts to the Bride A Few Good Suggestions Never ref a better • before were we it t position to eller yon an extensive sel- ection it, suitable, useful and accept- able Wedding Gilts and the closesb price on every article from works of highest artistic merit to the lowest price make it greatly to your advan- tage to buy here. Beautiful Silverware such as ('akI Tea a See testes e Bets. Fern Dishes, Biscuit Jars, Marma- Iades, Salad Bowls, )sake Dishes and many other hand- some pieces. Rich Cut (:lass, Vases, Sugars and ('reams, Olive Dishes, Butter Tubs, tail Bottles, Car- efTes, Tumblers. Berry Bowls, Celery Dishes, Etc. A. MARCHAND Wielding pings a Specialty. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• We are Always Busy Tailorin be:ause fashionable dressers realize that we turn out the most stylish gar- ment, while our charges are reason- able. From the selection of the fab- ric, lining, thiead, etc., to the com- plete finishing of the garment, our work is characterized by thorough- ness and attention to detail. We keep all our old custonaet•s and add to their tnnuhet• daily. W. W. TAMAN Merchant Tailor. EXETER, -- ONTARIO. 4-•:-:-•:-.1--:-.1.4-1-+++++++++++++++++ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED A .Sextpu for the Trivilt Memor- ial Chnrch. Duties to eminence at once. state salary. Apply to fr. Hawkins, J. J. ICnight. \Vardens. -If you are not satisfied with the quality of your Paris Green try ours the imnencc sale we are having is a guarantee of the quality. Same price as inferior grades 40 cents poen.] llotwey's Drug Store. -Mr. Joseph Lambrook returned Tuesday from Fort \Vayne. Ind., where he at -as taking electrical treat- ments. Miss Alinuic Pills, of )'ort \Vaya►e accompanied trim here and will visit for a couple of weeks. --Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dorwartl, of St. Marys, visited at Mr. Ed. Ma- guire's, Exeter North, on Sunday. Mr. Dorward has been very ill with aFore eye,t , but w• meg c la 1 to bear r the optic is quickly recovering. -The Times to .new subscribers frotu now until Jan. 1st, 1909 for 40 cents, or 25c for three months trial. Show these offers to your friends who are not subscribers, or eenrd us their name and address and we will mail them a sample copy. -Thanksgiving this year %till like- ly come on :Monday. This is owing to the commercial travellers petit- ioning the government to snake the holiday on that day so that they may enjoy it. Thanksgiving usually falls on Thursday. The regular monthy meeting of Court harmony C. 0. F. will be held on Monday everting next at 8 o'clock Nils F. M. Gladtnan (%ho attended the High Court meeting at Niagara Falls a few weeks ago will givo hts report. All the members are urged to be Pre- sent. -The Main street garden party4 which was to have been last Friday evening, but .teas postponed on ac- count of the wet weather, will be held on the church lawn Monday. ,If the weather is unfavorable the social will be held in the basement of the church. -Mr. E.1. Powell, of Chicago; arrived here. Sunday in his automo- bile. Ile will upend his vnca1toht nt his cottage at the Bend. Ile was nc. companied by Mr. and ?1r•. C. E. Roseman, of Cleveland. Air. Rose- man is the Inrgest druggist in Cleve- land owning ten stores in the city. -Mr. J. •\V, Taman, brother of W. \V. Taman, town, has disposed of hie business at O'altnerton, nt.it has accepted a position as cutter for n firm at Chesley. Before leaving I'al. toerton Mr. Tartan otos presented with two beautiful oak chairs by the 1. O. 0. F. of which be is a member. -Early Friday morning this sect- ion was visited by nn pbenominal electrical (storm. For almost one hour the lightning flashed eith %such rapidity that It was almost like daylight. The only damage done was thunder. The only damage done was the flattening of the oat crop. Dur- ing the progress of the storm mils being afraid of such severe light- ning Arose and lighted lamps until it abated. - - Market Iteport.-The follott iul; 1s the repurt of Exeter markets. cur - ',cued up to July 23r.!. \V heat, 75c a bushel. it.rley, 45 to 48 cents. Blended Flour STAR, sessio. 13ran, $.0. oats, 4(1 to 43 cents. Peas, 70 to 73c. Shorts $23. Feed flour. $1.311 to 1x1.35. Clover seed, $8 to $10 per bushel. Coal. $7.25 a ton. Butter, 19c. Eggs. 170. I'otatoes 60c per bag. llogg-, dressed 1'7.75 to i .00. (logs. liveweight *0.50. 11:,y I15 ,17. wool, UI1'%1shr(1', So lb. vul t%esie- I la cent s. BiS1e" � Rp"'eTHE OLD RELIABLE Big Child's Kid Slippers114 1d 1ekle AGreat Saving ��� Red, �r:,�� and Mack, with ,uap A �� fancyi?nsu��r�,r�.+�.u�� Ara You Going Eravelling Mlis (ted, Tan Black, strane si x/tw an t $1.25 Slippers fot• $1.11►Are ta'_':p'slippers fm• 181.10 / $l,o ► Slippers for SSc. in Plain and Fancy 'Men's Fine Straw Hats at Reduced Prices l.ustres, Colors Browns, Blues, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• LOCALS • Greens and Blacks •• •••••••• •••••••• • • 1 have n lot of rood, 3raes and•can tai..• a few hist(' of horses or cattle to eastur: for the s'ason. L. Mc - Toss -sort. DR. OVENS Eli: AND EAIt SUIt- geon, will be at tho Commercial Hotel. (lours 9.30 a. in. to 4.30 p. in. Glasses properly fitted and dis- eases of eye ear and nose treated. Next visit friday July 31st. -\'; :ANTED. -A smart boy to learn erintin3. Civic holiday will be held on Monday A'lgust 3rd 1)r. rollick, of St. Marys is vis- -Miss Tillie White 1ting his parents. !alleys in 6t." Marys. Mr. Thos. Itowe is very ill at his Lome on Main street.! >l -s Wright is visiting her sister Sir-. 1.. C. Fleming. Mr. alright, of \Viarton, is visiting his brother. I)r. Bright. regular Price 50 cents All on Sale at One price 38 cts SNELL Going to sell eyet•y Hat all this sous styles Sailor shapes. $2.75 Hat for $1.S$l $2.001 Hat for $1 :.41 $1.51) Hat for *Iasi $1.00 Hat for 75e. 75c. Hat for 00.. Groceries sea• lOur stock of Groceries are fresh you can depend upon it we sell nothing hut the Best Fresh new Fruit, Pure Spice, Canned Goods, Extract, Baking Pow- der, Cereals, ara pure and good. We also sell (ted Rose Tea which every- body likes. Try a Pound package. Black or Mixed 30, 40, 50 a 1b. & ROWE is visiting re- -Mr. and Mrs. \Vm. Bricktwood spent Sanday in Thedford. -Misses Bertha and Annie Cobble - dick spent Sunday in Mitchell. -Mr. LeRoy Coultis is learning the drug business with W. S. llowey• -Miss Lottie Wilson. of Buffalo, -rhe Misses Buchanan, of .lards, is visiting \V, J. Wilson. Bre visiting at the borne of ifhos. -Misses Cora Powell and Mabel Harrel. - Mr. Wallace Fisher, of the home Bank. London. is spending his vaca- tion at his home here. -Miss Annie Cobbledick returned to Toronto Wednesday morning atter spending her vacation here. -Mr. Lorne McTaggart, grandson of Mr. N. McTaggart, has accepted a position :is telegrapher at t'arkdnie. - Mr. frank Moss, of the Canadian Bank of Commerce. Walkerton, is spending his vacation with relatives in town. -Mrs. flicks, of Riverside, Calif., who has been visiting her father Mr. S. CobbledifI4 for some time left this Miss Osie AlcTaggart wl,o accom- panied her brother Air. \V. McTst- gart t3 Toronto two %v'eeks aago. - turned to her home here evening. Prof. \V. .1. O'Brien, C.n .Acaof \Voodstock Baptist College. ti mic Department for boys and young men of McMaster'Lniversity, Toxon -- Barrows are visiting at the (/end. - Miss Lillian Snell is visiting her aunt, Mrs. IJ I1. Smith, of 'Ingersoll. -Mrs. W. Verity, of Brantford, is the guest of her mother Mrs. It. Pickard. -Mrs. FowelI left last ,week Ito spend the summer at her cottage at 'the Bend. • -Miss Lillian Amos is visiting her girl friends in town before going 40 Raymond. -Miss Dot ollty Lousbery. of De- troit, is the guest of her sister Mrs. J. J. White. -The Main etrcet Sunday school picnic will be held to the Bend ,to - da (Thursday.) -Mr. ant) Mrs. ,McDonald, of Guelph. are rtsisiting the Messrs \'•'. :es' families. \frs. Thos. _Richardson, of Sea - :t visited her aunt Mrs. D. Me - i .nes over Sunday. -A petition bus been circulated asking t he reeve to proclaim tion- to, has Leen spending the Inst day, August 3rd, as civic holiday. 1 in town awl this vicinity in the in - day, Stella Gregory left lass tcrests of his College. wee- k for a trip up the lakes. Be -i -Mr. John Cornish a former re - fore returning elle will visit in Chi.' silent of Osborne. died at the bottle sago. of his daughter, Mrs. fie Gledden. liolmesvilIe Wednesday of last week aged 92 years. The remains (were brought to Exeter, the funeral be- ing held 'Thursday ntternoon front the home of his daughter, 'Mrs. Thos. ](olden, interment being in the Exe- ter cemetery• -The School Board have decided to excavate underneath the school, making re apace for the furnace u room. -Airs. Well Johns is visiting her brother in Toronto and before re- turning home will visit her sister at Ilaileybury. c and Mrs.McGregor • or and - Mr.rR daughter, of Car. nv,lle, Mich. were rc the guests of Mr. and Mrs. So!. Hardy last week. -The annual picnic of the Pres- byterian Sunday school was held at the fiendTuesday.A number went out :11141 enjoyed the day. - Itev. Ernest Grigg occupied the pulpit of the Presbyterian church last 61'11d9), morning And delivered a very impressive discourse. c urse. o - Miss Vera Rowe, of London, is honee for ttto weeks' holidays. Tues- day she and her sisters, Ida and Lily lett fur the Bend for a few days. -Mr. Itcrt Luxton, ledger keeper of the lbtnk of Commerce. has rc- crivcd ttord that he is to be trans- ferred to (Montreal very shortly. -Mrs. Crawford. of Brussels. ne• cornea ;e,t by her daughter, ,itrs. 11. Matt ice, of Detroit. were the guests of .firs. T. M. I::iy last week. -Capt. W. J. llean►an, accompane icd b)' Color-Sergt. J'c•thah' and Corp. laliott. left Friday for Quebec 10 assist in celebrating the tcrceuter. ary. The School board at a meeting on Monday accepted the application of Air. \Vrtdenhamutcr, of Da'lphiu. Man., for the principalship of the school. - The lawn tectal to have been held last Friday evening on the Alain tit. . ,t.o,t,st enurcn lawn, bad to be p ►aponcd on account of the wet s• rather. -'1e'srs. Ed. Treble, Geo. Ander- •en and Cliff Sparkman and possibly Alters trill take part in the quoit 'ouruatneut to be held in London .text month. -Rev. nestle, of Franklin. Ohio. who with his wife and child, is visiting his parents in tot%n Preach- ed in the .1:ones street church on Sunday evening. --Mr. Will Knight, who has n pos- ition as looko'it on one of the lake steamers was called home last neck oeing to the serious illness of his mother Mrs. F. .1. Knight. -1r. Geo. liarris^n, of fsoudon. the new t g f tf • Exeter b C i. -1.0.0. I'. -The officers of Exeter Lodge ,1. O. 0. I' (were 'installed on Tuesday evening by the District 1)e- 1lur'. putt' Grand .Master Bro. Star p S The past 'tern, has been a very suc- cessful one in local Oddfellows cir- cles, .end the greatest beneficial so- ciety in the world appears to be still groe ing in 1"roln►Iar favor. The following are the officers of Exeter lodge for the present term: .1. 1'. G. Bro. A. It. Kinsman ; N. G. Bro. C. W. Birth.). • V. G. Itro. .los. Lars. Boyle ; brook : R. B. N. (:.. Ian. 'fan. oy 1.. S. N. G. Bro. I1. \\'niters ; \V. Bro. ti. Ilobier : C. •lIro. Chas. Nor i hent, : 1. G. lire. W. Mari n : Y), G. tiro. N. Patterson ; (tee. 'see. Itro. It. N. Tay- lor . i' ,ti. fire. N. E. Enke; Treas. Bro. E. M. lees ,n. 1'0\\*LING The 5. itt-(ittals for the trophy nl- fercd by t he President. N. 0. Ilur. don, was 1•!oired Tuesday evening and resulted in the Vice -President Ta - man's rink winning by 7 shot.. 1[e will now play ist 111•` finals ngainst W. M. Jtlateliford's rink (who tvon (lie other sen,$ -final) directly .1. \V• iirod,•rick returns to town. The tonne ing ;ire the tilay•.rs and wore of 1m -day's thatch. T. Acheson 11. Martin 1. It. Carling W. W. 'finnan 4c in 20 Dr. (fright 1'. Knight., .1r. Jas. Taylor. C. 11. Snell SI; i, 1'1 601 C'S "SUPE' 6ure" Gholcrd RamatlU it is not a P.t•reNT \lBnll'IN : but is carefully compounded by us personally from a time tried prescription. It is not a "Cuiln At.i.' but is simply and wholly as it is labelled a safe cure for. Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, Diar- rhoea and Pain in the Stomach and Bowels and etc. 25 cents a bottle. Prepared by W. S. COLE, Phm. B • Prescription Druggist. EXETER - ONTARIO. BULL TOIL tiEItVICE-COWS FOlt SALE Hurons King, No. 80142„ American •Jersey Cattle Club, for service at the undersigned stables. Service fee $, • v 50 cows; l.v for registered R 1.00 for r t (- c o ti R .. grades. 'Three exceptionally good Jersey cows for sale. Must be sold to stake roo11, for other stock. JAMES UNSWOItTII Manager of Jersey Stock Farm Lumley P. 0. Ont. race, Miss Miners, Miss Il:u,dford. 'Miss Wood ; teachers and officers race, M. Southcott. E. Sbapton; tvheeIb:u•ruw race, Richard & Willis, Sweet & Armstrong ; couples race, 'Miss Medford & M. Salter, hiss rollick & M. Southcolt ; girls oyer 10, Aliss )landlord, Miss Miners, Miss ('arsons. The sports ended with n watermelon race. Each boy was giv- enwatermelon � nt. t nasi e of alctmlou t c r t was won by Fred McPherson and Gordon Taylor came second. Shipka A1iss Clara Jiaysibam, of London, is visiting at her hone here. 'Miss Ethel, holt, of Sarnia, paid n EXETER CUUNCIG [lying ‘i -it here last Sunday. I Air. Bud Mr 8. llutchiuson 81111 The Council of the village of i'.xe- fan,ily, nt Air. n 8 spent a few days ter met in the Town hall on Friday, Ext. - here with �1r. Ila cid Hutchinson. July 17th. Members present were Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Brenner •=pent. 1 Sunday at Zurich. Reeve Bolder ; Councillors Johns Miss ('ower, of Detroit, is visiting Puke and Knigh�a, The minutes o[ the Misses Keogh. meeting held on the 3rd of .July sere The very sudden death of Mr. rend and approved. henry Wing took place last Thurs. Communications were rend from day morning after an $liners of only Rolle lora catiofor se werebitt, Gould read twenty-four hours twitb pneumonia. estate re -Payment of moneys voted The deceased nn.a 46years and three by the Municipality. Also a letter months old. The remains were in- from the County Clerk of the County 1erred ir. the Bronson.Linc cemetery of Huron with notice of the county in - Saturday afternoon, the services be- rale chargeable against this munici- ing conducted by Rev. E. I1. Beart, of pality for 1908, the same being Crediton. Mr. \Ving was au esttm. ;r!114l1!i. able gentleman and will be greatly .Johns -Knight -That the M. A, missed as a friend and a good burl- Gibb for liy-{aft as now being nes man. ,ligcus4Vd formally carried by the Al r. Hard Mr.. Dan Schluehter, of vacs of this Municipality be taken Alpena. 'Mich.. attended the fungal ss rend a second and third time and of the latter's brother, Dir. 11. \Ving, was finally passed ; the Reeve and it1:1VAit1; Clerk signing the same hind the sent of the corporatioII fixed thereto. Al - 13e Vare of the pt ofcsaional traftp aro that 1he Clerk have the 58100 %%ith that gently knocks :.) your t floor the agreement properly t• gi�trred.-- --The James Street Methodist Sun. claiming to reptese�lt sou►e of the Carried• day School held its annual picnic at ninny leading musical houses of our The following Accounts were reatl 61:111.1 Bend on Thursday of last rcnntry. to lune your Piano or and approved; Thos. Hartnell. part week. Eight" busses left the church etgan, professing to do this work payment on .lr:t,0 contract. ;50.00; Ttte day was ideal end all nt{lort Bad lies ;sit. he said so. bat leaves Jim. ford.. Inbar, 81.50; 1311:.- ll utd- hivinq an excellent outing. Tn the it in a worse condition than when ford, do. `i.(i0l!,1-liavis, do., �1.2:i; morning i game of baseball Wes he found ►t. dot. long ago a state - morning \\'nt. ,etre, t. .1., , 7.,c : Geo. .\t's ti -on played. About two o'clock •Fltorts 1y young gentleman called at' a ter. do., (.2; 1'.. .1. I:i-'.1t screw nail -.:toe tier,- held in the park and fortned an tailt house in a neighloring village Queen City (h! ('o'y. gasoline. "17._7: interesting part in the day. •Orrn- representing one of this class. By ll. senior. pet express. 30c; Tho.. grntnnae. Vol low ing is 1 lie list of a.tIek pe rsui.ive tongue induced the \Vhite. 2 week+ '(l et stat. ring winners; Infant etas• !nee. iun.e proprietor to have his instrument F2e.10; \ieasrs• 9'iy!or & Sander" Bicycles, Baby Shipton. Lloyd Agin, Charlie Salter : tuned, and in the course of his work „fit. payment on contract $300; Saxon boys under 10. Wilfred Shepton, E. broke seven or eight strings+ rind ot- Fitton, win.ting and retell:, to town Carriages and Go Carts di,' Welsh. Charlie Salter: arras un- ; hrr%tise dnmiged Ih.' p11110 When clock for the year, '2b.(i0; '1. llssv- der 12, \lay ymallacombe. Irene' and how are the people to learn the kins & Son. :sc. cemetery, 8220; 11. Very attractive. 1'ri'ts tight (:rinthoni. Ansi•• Shipton:.bo)s en. !prison of fakeisnt and trust the right f:. tieldon, cement, ..30. ('h to der 12, Gordan Pinhole Reggie I'ar- ; mast!' Only one way. That i5 the Stanlnke, 1ahor al cemetery, 832.25; r t- - c% uta 1o. er o „ sons, Harry 1',r -ons: girls under 1.7 Person calling :it your door Tnnst Friel Wells. do.. 831.50: A. U. Davis Fine Stationery ranch of the Canadian !tank of Lottie Deli... St. Ila $oetthcolt, Mad- rhea a guaratttr•e or some such ccr- o{a.s and pl:acinpr th • eut c• oetery omn,erc,, arrived here Aionday and Zine Carling, boys under ri. Art. tifieSte rrportir►g that the bearer is ac.. 82.00; .loan Cn'!'• , 1lo"u for no%% in charge of the bank. . I:er-lak.•. Earle Southeott, Ch.-t.r praetic:,l and responsible party, eemetcry, 1220.1$; ll. Spscku.ln. 11:arvey; Sidi cliunt rice, Carling & %sith 1lie sgnature of the firm whn hardware ne. $01300; nmountittg to�• Mdrtln Soli -Miss maria and Master Cameron Ho,ttbcott. Srnillnconibc & ([frock. i` responsible for what he says .o .1540.20. Thornton. of Listowel, spent a tell Delve & Rivers; yoenp ladies race. that et case of datnsge the proprie- Thos. 11x1(11011 was allowed • .3 et.. it, ore :t t,g faro a _teuid is bell, for of such firrn 0,0'1I.l ,nikr �- before leaving for the [lend, teller; A1iss A. (landlord, Miss G. Cudmorc, good. each for twit extra connections made Miss .'1. I' , -lake : married • ladle info drain and 81.00 for removal of pen. : e. -Carried. they ti ill spend a few weeks. \ race, .1r-. 1'irney. Mr.. l'ym. Mrs. If you had t..ken tV,0 of C,rter's cinders in trout of \V. hunts proper- Kt ht -.Johns --Th wt the Exeoa- 'fhe Exeter hall tram attended Penhale; thr,e-leag'"d race. Salter A Little bites Pills Leforo retiring you (y, tors • the estate of W. A. Gibb co..going to Centralia Monday evening Ahapton. Armstrong & Sweet, \Willis. ttoiild not have had that coated ton- Yoke -Knight -That the Reeve and Ilan. ,on. be paid .500 Testis tab• to pili the team of that place. but & 'cellars ; - girl. string race, Stella Rue or hid taste in the mouth this Treasurer he empowered to Lor ow arno,.,it as provid.•1 in the r agree- s• only 8 tett of the members show. Etoeitheott rn.l Marl�lcine Curling tic, rnorniiig Keep a vi:a1 nif b you fort thousand dollars to the credit anent and Ity-last.-Carried, cd up the trip was called off. Lotti" Delve third : ladies peanut occasional use, of the Dtunieiltalitc for eutre'ht ex• A. 1.. Puke adjournment. JUS. SENIOB, Clerk. If you are going away for a few days or a few weeks to spend your vacation it will pay you to call on us and get equipped with all your travelling necessities. We are shi )w- ing a handsome variety of Travelling Goods Trunks, Suit Cases, Hand Bags, Vacation Clothing, Hat and Foot Wear Everything you will need to help make your summer outing a pleasant one. Comte in and took our stock of travelling goods over. You will surely find things that you will re- quire. We are sure our prices will please you. Highest Price Paid for Produce. Butter 19c, Eggs 17c CARLINC BROS. New Grocery and Shoe Store 2 Doors North of Postoffice,opposite Wood's Meat Market Full line of Groceries, all new. Shoes for everybody, Men, Women and Children. all sizes, at the very lowest cash price Call and be convinced. Fresh Proceries ood Shoes T. J. WILSON. Fall Term Opens' Sept. 1st. • ••• • 2 • +++++•I••t ++•I•++•L•+++*+++i•++ +, + CENTRAL STRATFORD. ONT. The sooner you complete a course in this school the sooner you may expect to hold a posit- ion of trust. Our coursee are thorough and practical. Our students always succeed. We assist graduates to positiont. We have three departments, Commercial, Shorthand and Telegraphy. We employ exper- ienced instructors. Cataloguefree. ELLIOTT & MCLACHLAN , Principals. • ••i • ••• • • • • •••••••••••••••••••••O•••: 6 0Book-keepers O stenographers and Telegraphers trained by our manage- ment last )"car. Fxper- 2T ience counts. Graduates wear sut,esstnl. Special course for Teach eiw. Alsil Courses. Send postai fnr 1.'rtic ularo, GEO. Si'OTTON, 1'tttxc•n•.tt.. ♦ • • • • • 1 F l� TERM OPENS SEPT.SEP . _I _ BusineSS College e 9 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• GRAND TRUNK SYSEM' $18.45 To Quebec and Return from Exeter. Account of Tercentenary celebra- tion. rickets good going July 18th to 25th; return limit August 3rd, 1908. The Popular Route to Muskoka and Lake of Bays Train Service and Equipment' the best. For tickets and full information call J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Agent, or write J. D. MCDONALD. Univ' Depot, Toronto. Ont. Shut Down For a few days for rt. . v r but have a good pair p supply of our popular Star Flour also considerable mill feed and hope to be able to supply your need along our lines. HARVEY BROS. Two 6 Octave Organs Second $land. CHEAP Also Two Pianos Slightly used At Great Reduction. >wr Sewing Machines The best made at pule( s that. will slut Voll.