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JONES & CLARKS'
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Phone No. 32.
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The New Spring Goods
Are Arriving every Day
• Nearly every train brings us fresh shipments of "New Goods"
all for the spring trade. You will find ue wtth the beet array of
the Newest and most Stylish Goods this store has ever shown.
Come and see the "New Goode" as they are all bright and fresh.
It will give you a good idea of what you want for your spring
wear. It will be a great pleasure for us to show you over our
• stock.
The New Dress Goods
Are the Best yet
This will be our banner year for Dress Goods. Our stock is
complete with most stylish fabrics on the market. Early buy-
ers will get the best selection we have ever shown.
New 6oIorc Drag 600s
In all the Leading Colors
Striped Chiveron Suiting
Striped Serge
Panama 4
Serge
Venetian
Wool Taffeta
Fancy Lustres
Striped Voiles
Plain Voiles
Crepe De Paris
Crepe De Chene
Eoleinne
Albatras
Nuns Cloth
New ffla6k Dress 6000s
Fancy Sttiped Suiting
Striped Serge "
Panama
Venetian
Broadcloth
Serge
Wool Taffeta
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Fancy Striped Voiles
Fancy Bordered Voiles
Plain Voiles
Crepe De Paris
Crepe De Chene
Eoleinne
Albatras
LadiesNew WhiteWear
Is more dainty than ever this season, We have all the
"New Creations" in Ladies Shirts, Gowns, Corset Covers and
Drawers at prices that will tempt you.
NEW WASH GOODS
a need in this line will- be found
you m n os.,
Everything Y
ur counters. New Prints, New Ginghams, New Linen suitings
in Plain Fancy and stripes. Fancy Vesting and Fancy timeline.
This is the. time of the year to have these goods made up.
New Gents Furnishings
New Spring suitings New Ties and Shirts
We are showing an extra
fine lot of Men's Suitings this
Spring. They are better than
ever and that is saying a lot.
Do not fail to see theta before
deciding for your Spring Suit.
Our new Spring Shirts and
Ties are all here open for you
to see. They are real swell,
nothing but the new things
for our trade. 1Ve will de-
light you with our big assort-
tuent.
Jones & Clark
Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford
Clothing also high grade shoes and wall paper.
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EXETER, ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, FEB 11th 19011,
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Railway Meeting.
A mectine of the delegates cow.
(rased of Messrs. Grahatn. Rice and
Ityde, representing *he Ht. Marys,
and Western Ontario Railway
Company and the council and a
number of business men of Exeter,
was held in the Town flail on Friday
afternoon to discuss the matter of
the proposed extension of that line
uassia; through Exeter. The dele-
eation slated at the outset that they
%•anted assistance of a financial
nature towards purchasing a right
of way throu;h the corporation.
And if such assistance is forth cotn-
ina the building of the extension tavill
commence inside of a year, and the
station placed some place between
the Mansion house corner and a
short distance above the Town !fall,
and about a block from Main street,
so tilut it will be locatted as to be
• • easily accessible to the business por-
•• tion of the town. The road from tit.
Marys was opened up last July and
the delegation stated is getting its
share of the 'business. The .com-
pany desires to extend westward to
reach a lake port possibly Sarnia or
Goderich. They hive secured u
government subsidy towards the
building of the 'line end have the
backlit; of the C. 1'. It. up to n
certain cost per mile and wish to
have the balence :guaranteed by the
municipality along the line. The
C. P. It. -have promised to guarantee
the interest on the bonds, if the in-
terest is not too high. Iteevc %fcCal-
lum statee he heard the road had
gotten a grant from the government
and did not think they were intend-
ing to ask anything from the town
and threw the meeting open for dies
• - mission.
• Several present agave their views
Z♦ on the matter, everyone advocating
• for better railway facilities. The
platter of the amount of money given
no matter how much or little has to
be submitted to the ratepayers and
an early action was advised. Tho
• delegation said Exeter has better
Ithings to offer in the way. of Jeusi-t
• Hess than some of the other routes
•{ and had the C. 1'. R. not seen better
prospects here• they would not de
•• sire to come. The amount they ask-
•• cd was placel at $10,000.
2: As the mectine resolved itself into
talk, each speaker. dwelling along
Ithe same lines a ,notion was put
and carried that the Reeve, Council
and Messrs. Dickson Taylor and Icar-
vey be appointed a committee to con-
t • fer with the railway men in. : go
I more deeply Into ithe matter an l set
a date to confer with the ratepayers.
The committee and delegation got
together and it was decided that the
ifrailway people send a draft of a
by-law to be put to the people and
have calked a meeting dor Friday
ZSnight to discuss the matter more
22 fully.
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DR. A, R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D.
D. S., Honor graduate of Toronto
University.
Dental Surgeon
Office over (Madman wk Stanbury's
Wain street-EXKTER,
JW. BROWNING, M. D., M. C
• P. S•, Gd Victoria deneo ate Dmtol n
ty oisos
Laboratory. Exeter.
Associate Coroner of Huron.
R. Bright, M. D.. 111.('. P. and
•B., Honor Graduate Toronto 1, n-
rsity. Two years resident physician
.yal Alexandra hospital, etc. Ofllce
and residence. Dr. Amos' old stand
Andrew Street, Exeter.
B s. PHI I.I.IPS, EXETER, LIC
• ensed Auctioneer. Sales con
.ducted in all parts. Terms rensoneeile
.Orders can be left at the Tttlt•:I4 Office
Change -
Yes that's the, way of the weather.
Every day someone catches cold, and
such an one should have NAMEI.ERH
the Great Cold Remedy so that it could
be used immediately.
NAMELESS
Is a specific for (olds. (7atarrh, etc.
it is pleasant to use, not strong or dis-
agreeable. We guarantee it to be all
that is claimed of it.
Price lac. Sold ill town only at.
THE PURITY
Canadian Express Building.
Locals
WANTEI). -House to rent, Apply
at this office.
Mr. Ilu;h Chesney. of Seaforth,
visited relatives here last week.
Mrs. John Kellam!. of Kirkton,
visited friends in town last week.
Miss Cora E. 'Wilson, of Ilensell,
is visitinz her aunt Mrs. C. T. Luker.
Mrs. \\'ns.. Dignan, of Lucas. spent
Saturday 'the guest of relatives in
town.
Mr-. Cicero Aldeworth. of Exeter
North. is confined to her bed owinr
to illness.
Miss E. Ityndman was the guest
of 'Miss Ellerineton at Lumley over
Sunday.
Miss Alice Tloware was the ;nest
of Mrs. .1. E. Jordan at Goderich
over Sunday.
Mr. Richard Snell last week dis-
posed of his residence on Andrew St.
to Mr. Newton Baker. of Stephen.
allr-. Chas. Tom. who seas caile.l
to l'ort Hope about n month azo
°win: to the death o[ her sister.
returned house Friday ev••u°li.C•
Mrs. :111cDonotd and son. Russell.
of Tyvaii. Sask.. were the ;nests of
the ,former's brother, Mr. .T. A.
I Stewart during 'the past week.
Mrs. J. A. Stewart and son \Wil -
All Valentine Curds and goods at fr:d left Tuesday morning . for a
reduced prices to clear. tnonttee visit with relatives in ToI,.,r;r conKretint;ono greeted c v:rn•
ronto. Napance, and liowmanville•
;dist M: -s lTorton on Sunday last in
Mr. Roland !Wittnell son of Mr. the 'Met hod i. t. Church. and listened
Waterworks Discussed 1 Exeter Council
The electing Friday evening tod:s-I The meeting of Die village of Exce
cuss the matter fo the advisability
of betteriu; our waterworks sestets
brought out a number of rate pay-
ers and the question was freely de -
ler wet in tie Town Mil un Friday
Feby. 5th, 1909 at 7.30. The mem-
bers belts.; .all present. Minutes of
the meeting held Jany. 15th, were
bated, althou;h it took soma time to, read aid approved. A circular let -
find out just where some of the1 ter from committee regards the Bel -
speakers were et.
The questions proposed were: Shall
we repair the present system: in-
stall a new system for fire protec-
tion only : or. put in a complete sys-
tem fur fire and domestic purposes
with a sewerage system.
The stand pipe proposition for'fire
protection only was received nvith
the most 'favor. peeve .McCallutn,
while in Goderich, investigated the
system there and also the one at
Clinton and found that a plant for
domestic and fire purposes %•outs be
too expensive for us to uudertaket
the cost bring estimated at from 50
to 75 .thousand dollars. The revenue
derived from such n system here
would be insufficient to warrant the
expenditure, which would be hard to
estimate owing to the corporation
being spread out and most people of
the town have wood wells, and could
not be compelled 'to take the water.
The cost of putting in a plant for
fire protection was estimated all the
way from fifteen to , twenty-five
thousand dollars.
The matter of getting the water
from the springs a mile and quar-
ter east of the town was also advo-
cated by some, but that proposition
did not meet with much favor.
Others advocated purchasing the
property at the old dans, buyin; out
the electric light plant, constructing
a dam and installin; the waterworks
system for fire protection only. us-
ing the waster as power and getting.
revenue in return from the electric
lights, etc..•etc., end making en i teal
place for recreation.
It is most ,certain that the present
system is out of date and out of
reason. The old tanks are in a bad
state of repair, except the three .re-
cently built. unci the engine can
pump out tiny of the old ones in
twenty minutes.
About seventeen years a;o the
!waterworks question was agitated,
when the level of the sprints east
of the town were taken and they
were found to be on a level with
the top of the Central hotel. That.
proposition then fell through and a
few ye'ars later the question of
erecting a stand pipe and laying of
water main'. and getting' the water
from the river. was brou:;Lt up and
the sum of $14,000 was (:aced at the
probable cost.
The question of insurance was
brought up and it seas asserted 1hnt
if Exeter would 1111 in n. wood. eye -
tem for fire protection n savinz of
20 to 30 per cent would be saved on
insurance..
A motion was finally passed That
the council take action with re;nrd
to fire protection and bring an ex-
pert here do discuss the matter. Kee
curio; all the data possible, as to
the probable cost and cell n another
meeting, when t he matter could be
more satisfactorily discussed.
At the close of the meeting the
council met and instructed the Reeve
to Clein communication with some
qualified man and •zet him •to come
herd(
The death oceured on Tuesday,
Feb. 9th, of Emily Louisa Harris he -
loved wife of . ,John W. \Veleh. of
Usborne. after reline for three
months from Ilri,tht'- disease,! times, 'mitt,, of whom are living ae
%'hick ultimately resulted in dropsy. follows .iohn. Charles and Fred, of
The deceased was need 49 years. 10
months end 20 cloys. She was horn
in ltockworthy. Devonshire. Eng-
land, and with her husband came
to Canada abolll. thirty years new,
eettline in Exeter. re -idling here
for fifteen years. after which they
moved to the farm al mile north of
Exeter. She is survived by be-
sides 'her husbntel three sons and
four daughters. John. of .Mediia.
N.Y.. William and Edward at home
Mary and Emma at home and Ther -
se and Bessie. London. The funeral
will be held to -day. interment Irvin„
in the Exeter Cemetery.
terment of conditions of Consump-
tives. Action deferred until the next
meeting.
The tAssessor Mr. A. G. Dyer asked
that the council procure some print-
ed forms rewards returns as Ito in-
come. Per Ilfeaman-Johns. that the
Clerk secure 100 copies. -Carried.
Per 'Carling -Luker that the com-
missioner see to .the repairs of 'Town
Bell. -Carried
Mr. 11, Davis addressed the coun-
cil regards a bill for Cemetery era -
vel delivered which he claimed they
had not received full price for. Act-
ion deferred until next meeting.
The peeve asked Mr. Ileatnan take
the chair wishing to retire so ns to
attend a Public pectin;.
The following accounts were read
and approved :-Thos. Brock snow
plowing $2.50, Geo. Cudmore snow
plowin; 2.00, Rd. Davis gravel 1.00,
Thos. Hartnett wood 17.00, W. J. 'Bis-
sett pt, salary 33.00, C. \V. Cross pt.
salary cemetery 129.00, Electric Li;ht
Coy. St. lighting '109.82, Electric
Li;ht Coy. town hall lighting 3.60,
The Bell Telephone Coy. half year
rent Clerk's office 10.00. W. II. Lovett
coal Mrs. Delve 8.23, S. Baskerville
7.25, Jones & Clark supplies as char-
ity 3.23, Rowe '& Atkint;on cemetery
account 5.00. Clerk post office box
1.00, Silos Handford Booth 2.00, Ed.
Treble 1). 1s.. officer 2.00. Herbert
Ford poll clerk 2.00, W. D. Weekes I
Booth and 1). It. 0..4.00, Jas. \\'eekee
poll clerk 2.00, Ed. ll. F'ieh :Booth'
2.00. It. G. Seldon D. 11. O. 2.00, A.
G. Dyer poll clerk '2.00, Toe. Davis D.
R. O. 2.00, at. Nelson Taylor poll
clerk 2.00, nmountin; in all to $254.
63. passed on motion of Luker -Car -
line. -Carried.
l'er Luker -Johns that Mr. Simon
Campbell be appointed as a mem-
ber of the Board of Health -Carried.
Adj. by Johns.
J. SENIOR. Clerk.
The death oceured of Thursday,
Feby. 4th, of Dorothy Balkwill, re -
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lief of the late John McDonnell,
the advanced age of 82 years. The
deceased had enjoyed very good
health for one of her Sears, up to
about seven weeks azo, when she
went into a .general decline. Mrs.
McDonnell was ono of the oldest
residents of Exeter in point of years,
having lived in this neighborhood
nearly seventy five years. She was
born Stt Devonshire, En;land, and
when seven years of age came to
Canada 'with her parents, the late
Mr. and Mrs. William Balkwill. The
family settled at Devon a couple of
miles south of the town sbortly ot-
tcr'their nrrival in this country. At
that time Exeter was not settled.
Her father kept the Balkwill house
this Nide of Devon and brcidel look -
after bis tavern interest.' celtivitcd
the adjoining land. About eixts two
years ale she teas married to John
McDonnell, n former nvell known
business man of Exeter, and who
predeceased her twenty three years
a;o, After their marriage 51r. lfc-
Donnell kept store at Devon rind
later moved to Exeter, .where he
continued to keep store in partner-
ship with the late Isaac Carlin r.
Ten children were the result of their
Hensall
FjllI.icBeneedF�A'uct °neer'Sales Ilcc'° I� The Osborne and Hibbert
ducted in all ):arts, Terms iensonabl '
and satisfaction guaranteed
_ Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Gom an
MONEY TO LOAN Head Office, Farquhar, -Ont.
pt ahave reanerm1ot ,h1 vote fnoAstor Invest
1 1 raeid,•nt-J. I.. RUSSELL.
-sat area term or willows C roDert7 at lower � T ORF.
.tesotlntereet.DICKSONa:CARLiNO _ Vice- 1 President -W. 11. I'A88Jt
DIRECTORS.
SVM, Roy. Bon olOLM P. 0
ICKSON & CARLiNG, wet. Betel{ \\'t\e Ifetime A P, O. church 'furls; thr d11)•
lutis.
T. KYA�. DI'nLiN P. O I Mr. James Whyte, formerly of
,Solietten Notaries. Uenvefano•rr 11a1n:oto, Man., 'last week purchased
Oornlntaaat•,aen. Sottottors for the oleos, . ROidEIiT 1OAGSNTf3,f f 1, the honey and properly of Hain 8s..,
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sant,t6a
laese7hl�atlowest rates otInterest JOHN F:Bt+F:IiY, Exeter, agent tor brlonK:nX to 11 r. .l. N. Howard and
Ott -WAIN wrgSF.T. PCX11.1111' Osborne ,.nd Madill ph. urcnp.ed by Mr. Chas. 8enwriiht.
LC* 1'• 1*.otatoe• OLIVER HARRIS, Munro. ait•nt Mr It S 1 hillips received sects
a,p�yrtre aa. Monthly rrcn,nz that
and Al. of Exeter. Mrs. Tho'.
Ilawdcn, Clinton : Susan, at home ;
Mrs. '17r. ,drowning Mrs. 1,. IT.
Dickson. 'Exeter; .Mr'. A. E. Iden -
nett. of Cal wiry. The deeemeed %vas
a member of the Trivitt Memorial
'church. The funeral held Saturday
was frsm her lite residence. inters -
meat being in the Exeter cemetery.
The Ladies Airs of the Presbyterian
Church very pleasantly surprised
Ars.. (see. Satowell nt her home last
Monday .venin r. \lis, Samwell had
been '['resident of the Aid for over
twenty ,years, and at the last mcet-
itt,;' tendered her resignation. which
leas acc,•pted only because of
her advanced a,e. Duria,t the
even:rl;. whielt w•as 'Icae3ntly 81$•nl,
the followii,.( +address was presented
to M r.. Samwell.
Janus'lirintttell Builder and Con with 8Isorh:nz interest to Ler gel- To Mrs, Ceorgc Seettvell. I/ear
trotter Huron St. Inas commenced dresses. She is to rontinue these' Mrirmd:-\Ve the mernbrr.' °f Coven
learn:n3 telegraphy at the station wait elistie Mcrvices 1hrou;bont Presbyterian church levities' Aad
Exner. the week, momnid•ncing with a song Society. Lave met here this evening
Mr. Morris a student nt the Hulot% service reel' evening at 7.30 lw m.
to spins asocial hour with you.
Celle we London. conducted the der- On Sunday next Miss Morton 3111 \\'e lfeel. we cannot. nitow you to re•
versa in thr 1'rivitt STrm°ria! church .Teak on "A meek but mighty roan" fire ficin the offita. of President.
last Sinday during tine absence of
the rector.
Rev. A. 11. Goin Z. was at Belmont
Sunday. dell:catinz n new church 011
that circuit. ltev. Keatle occ,lpicd
the pulpit of the James 1 Street
for Hibbert, Fullerton and Logan.
B. W. F. BEAV ERb.
MUNEY TO LOAN. Seov,Troas. Farquhar
t • 9:,, Dilor•
*soon harm an
to
•/shave alar�eamo,►otofprlvSt8fun s (}.ADMAN R STANItU •
townies.
(MADMAN
& tlTANB08T
Burlsten Solicitors. M a►n at. Exeter
ERNEST ELLICT
Conveyancer Accounts Collected ,
as PI forth We.' le to loan ean to tor tsale
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Oates, Main Street. Exeter
R. F. itOUTATON. L. D. flit
p. D. M. Dentist. Member o
R. C. D. S.. of Ontario and Honor
Toronto University.
Graduate of & earring's
�'� Dickson
Law
Anderson's former
Uw Ofgcea Dr. 1
• NOia pari
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• at his sort. I. 11.
Phillip.. who is attendinz Albert
Collet,•. Rrllevlle. is in the hospital
I1 1f ritz from appendicitis. An op-
us! on may have 10 be performed.
Centralia
Ila
at the atom:we service. At n marts
ineetine et 3 p. tu. she will deliver
her popular address on "Charncter
Building". and her set+ et in the
evening will Is "John's vision nn
the ltle of 1':atutoa''. Great interest
is being rnenife'ted in these utect
kip. All ore %%Ocon a !.
8EE1) BARLEY FOR SALE.
About FOO bushels of No. 21 bee-
* ;10wn end kept for Seed purposes
This 's a new barley that line prov-
en to possess at remarkable clean
stiff straw, excelling all other var-
ietics, also .lave the highest yield of
grain per ncre of all the barleys test-
ed in 1007 nt the O. A. C.. It has
breis 1ittioitl exception the most
popular variety tl•itb the experimene
t al union 1!.,0nghoit the province,
evor ghee the first eislribution in
Skating
Is all the go just now
We Have Skdt6s
from 50e. to $4.00 per pr.
Hockey sticks 10, 15, •�5, 5Oc.
Hockey Pucks 10 and 25cts.
Stock Food and Poultry Food
25c. 500. and $1.00 per pkge.
Salts and Sulphur a big package for 25cents.
10 aer Gent DIS60011t on dil heaters.
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE
T. Hawkins & Son
Jobbers and Dealers in
Shelf and General Hardware, Paints, Oil,
Glass, Nails, Sinks, etc.
We make a specialty of Eavetroughing, Roof-
ing and Plumbing in all its branches.
Call and be convince] that it is the cheapest spot in town
T. HAWKING & SON
ARE YOU
PARTICULAR?
Do von avant things to be jitet so? Then we'd like you for a
customer. We've promised you satisfaction -promised yoti
thatstyle, tit and price will please you -we'll keep our promise.
Our best ads. are satisfied custoiners. Come here for your next
Suit or Overcoat.
We can suit Von
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor
Exeter, Ontario
Great Discount Sale
Of Furniture
AT ROWE & ATKINSON'S
an artier which you hay.• held to,.
and faithfully without et (east
;iv:nz expreesion to our feennze.
in 111:n sway. Our thou elite ;o hack,
to the Many pleasant rind profilnhle
afternoon. lye have spent with yon
in your home. end while it is your
%wel, to ret:re from the office. .we
have a leet,,t you to the llizhost off-
ice in the Script y, Ibat of '•Ilonor:ry
Prescient" to long hold by our ere
teemed 1'estor'e wile. Mre. Martin.
\Ve appr/c:ate your k:tt,lclime and
eeneros.ty in the years t hat have
pissed. Veer hone• has ever h•en
open to the Soc:rty end we have al -
3.1118 reit it n pieasere it► mreline
with you, and while you ,.tire from
the more nnlive service, we trust you
mal be spins tunny years to fill
your new off.ce. Sewed on behalf
M the tetweety, \Irv. Christie Pre'.
ObR OFFICE 10Y SAYS: \t r, a%eotg• Stnnnaig of Cristal
C.ty, STanaoha, is v;sitint uneleI1906 ;n te,o poen, lot• from the O. Mrs. Matron See.
It is nil in the typ• of print fir. Chao. F'nirhall• A. C. 1'rsee of smelt ryunntiti ., el 00
nu must none. you !ties ve yn P per Moth. . 11ENSALL
ing 3 if t ' E 1 8'm son of i neon 1011N ELDER.
don't care Low emu printing „pent a few 'fast with fr.rnds last 1'. 0.. Lot 16. Con. 2., Ilay.
look Q. it :will do no Root for us tve•ek and Sunday.
to figure with eon. We coils Mr Gus Coe;Llin one 0f our cattlr
The follow::rie parnzraph is taken
do thJ kind of printing. but buyers bas gone into pa
rtncr!h'.l'
from the M w e t News. of M:nd,•n,
will not. The differenee c*- with a firm in Toronto amt is shoot N,,hreska. "Mrs. 3. T. Awhereon
tween the kind of printing we (0 sleds that cite hi:, 1101114'. \1-e, and baby, of Axtell, visited at the
do and the kind we e4naid•r wish Gis much Qnreet8 in hla 11"1. home of Dr. C. E. Abbott Tue .l'vy.
worthier. 1s tireateT than the vrrltitr:. returning et that Cm., with Mi's
difference in price. All we 1111. Tho . l l -ton %l.o lads rented C•liit Ferguson nil littt1,' Arthur
want is what every bisinees the Thos. Essery farm has hired Mr. Abl►ott, tvhd hes 'pent n roup!e of
evttttt•- a ehnmco to %how what T, 'liendky, father of our barb, r, (0 days with tem ns. Axtell."
he t13 1104 tekc charge of the farm.
We have started a great slaughter sale com-
prising every article of furniture in our large
stock At a great reduction on regular prices.
Note some of the great barienits we are offering and what
it weans to Furniture buyers.
}tearoom 9uitet in I cut oak finish with large Bevel !'late Mirror regular
price $I(154); diacotint sale price $1:3.110,
Sideboards, regular price $130) discount wale price $10.151
(ouches, rcguler price $3 50 discount sale price $6.(II
Mattresses, regular price $Y lit)..,. discount RAIe price $...,/I
Everything else in proportion.
A call will convince intending purchasers that this -
is the greatest Bargain Sale ever held in Exeter.
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furmifhcl4 and Fens al Dit•ectors.
School report of R. 8. No. 7 1',•
borne for ,Tanunry. Sr. IV. \Vnl(rr
Stephen. Jr. 1V. Olive Nation. Sr.
III. IA;. Pent;n. Warren Brock,
\i owl l.'neard. Jr. III. Wellington
IIrock. \Vill'e P. n, it ., CarCe Step-
hen, Sr. 11. Aiv n Pym. Albert
Chuck. 1't• 11. Sr. Mi►,raret Pent;ca',
Edith 'Bern. Ewart Pym. Elva Horne.
Pi. 1. Garfield ltroek.
M. Al:ce Inoue .11. Teacher.
NO, 1 U81101)NF: derv, Clifford Moir, Ile JtitcIi'lI.
Avian re at tenth nee 39.
F'ollowint is the report , of the! .1. Alv;n 1rintncll,t earlier.
Wending of the I.upile in S. 8. pro.'
I 1'slrorle for the month of January;
hired upon ;curial proficiency. I Who wouldn't give 25 cents to stop
\tinmesNeinlliorderilowrof merit., VNtrn. EII . teen 20 times? Jura one little "Pink
Dow, e l;ffe, .1n 1'a;u Tnolel''-Dr. Hhoop'a-will ',etc
Harry lt)ou tall, 1\', .Tohn Strnn ally pain in 20 minute•, surf. 1 Read
the formula on the box. Doctors fey
Lairs !point:
Ten ► Dou znll. C••r.l it can't be bettered. Checks women -
Down. Gordon (►k.' rqui1. (Isorie ly 1'�ins. hear( peen any pain. 21
I mei. Illntchforel. Ira Moir, Rosetta' ' •' ta4,lrts 25c. Bold by W. S. Ifowa+.v•
Alvin Mo:t•, Arrhi:• ltoateliffr, ' stn,• ,
I)oi;all. 8r. 111. [.fila \Toir, stn.
Women with pale co lorlcas faces
\VhiL'. •E11r1 hell. Jr. TIL T v:' ee-bo feel %oak and ,Iise(urwwed. will
Harvey. Hazel Doe n. Wilfrid Doe
receive Lodi mrntal an,l bodily visor
;all. Willie Stein e. Oliver Itonrlilf t, using Carter's Iron fills, tchich
Eosmat ktil. SCecil
Berrie
1. a Gleti Mo:•• are tnade for thn bison, nerves and
R°ss. (Eck. Cecil f(arria, (%I�1dw+ >in;' •
Fiosi'.e Neil. Harvey Neil.. a1 ,1 tl romplexirnt.
E1;:n floe entre. John 1)nu • , le 1
Frs•n, Sfe ►z. ►1
11, linknrolti.l 1cts.Toir. \a'ernzz:Sthellart. Jl:ta
,pluEs . mitigate reed gis
I1.•3• Jr. 11 Sr. Pl.
Disk. Lornea
Oke. \Its Neil. 1 t, f, Jr. Kely Sen- goofssten;