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STEWART'S
PHONE 16 +4.+
We are opening up new spring goods daily.
Values are better than
they have been for Several seasons -and our block will we .f+t,
believe, be larger and mote varied than ever.
tn We have Added Another New Department
ccx Ladies Ready -Made Suits
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We are showing bolds very handsowe Tailor- r +
.�y trade Suits for Ladies. These suits are made from
e puce Wool Chiffon Broadcloth. They come in:.
p• Blue, Black and Green. All silk lined and trim- +•1•
in need with self stitching and Buttons. They are 1 "
just what you are looking for. Our special price =`
per suit $15 51). .,
0. Our New �:
=' 11:-.T.KING HATS :-
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ht -R, For Men
1%4.:are tiers .t
t%1't
The new blocks are
'-' - ,''- very becoming. Shapes ,I,
c are slightly smaller:tad ++
��•• very smart. "Sten are + •t•C''' ' 41Y4 iii
• \leo • , KING Hat is the re- .i.+
cognized leader. It's
`f 44E0 Cr known the world oyer. 3
ole We have just put in stock a lovely lot of white care- I
• brie Underskirts, beautiful) trimmed with Val and Linen
• Lace and Inset Lion, also Embroidery and Insertion effects. +.j
in' The nicest lot we have yet shown. 1.25. 1.50, 2 00, $2.75, '1: +
es
We are showing a Extra Special +
ms
lovelcs,y range of Linen
and Zephyr Fancy A new line of mirror fin- '1.•
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•--ash -uitings in the ish Ladies Broadcloth, .'F1'
pure wool, splendid weight +..
Brown, Navy, Green and +
Black, correct for the new *t
suits or odd skirts. Spec- ++
ial price. (6Oc. -'o
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A Swell Line of Ladies, Spring +4.it.Tailor.a"lade Coats
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Fawn Covert Cloth, semi -fitting, silk stitched, with
the new button trimmings. 30, 32 and 3(1 Inches long. +--
Exact copies of the latest New York models. These are ''
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new stripe and broken
checks. great values
12% and 15c.
f
et
70•
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the smartest coats of the season. $5.50 and $7.50.
Bearsford fine shoes tor men. Miss Canada fine shoes +
for ladies. The best lines we know of. Every pair sold •I• +
under guarantee. Your money back if you want it. That's i• +
fair, isn't it? We control these two lines for Exeter.
"Farm produce is as good as cash, bring it. to us." q
3-, A. S'2'EWARrr
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Upholstering
Now is the time to have your Parlor Suite,
Couches and Chairs Upholstered.
!louse cleaning will soon be in season. We do the uphol-
stering that twill satisfy volt end we will call and get the work
and deliver it agaili without charge.
We also Lay Carpets, Old or New
1t will pay you to let us lay your carpet.
All kind; of rep tiring done. You can let us know either by card or calling
at the shop.
JAS. BEVERLEY
SEEDS FREE
If you ask, you can have a package of
seed of this meet -Bowl Russian Giant
Lettuce included absolutely free with our
new handsomely Illustrated 1909 Cata-
logue. This lettuce is nearly as large and
solid as a cabbage. Stands hot weather
surprisingly, well, and has a rich, buttery
flavor. If you prefer, you may choose a
package of our Colossal \Vhite Sugar
Beet or a package of Ostrich Feather Aster
Write today end name your choice, also
mention name of thi, paper.
Seals of this marvellous Russian Giant Iwttec• Darch & Hunter Seed Co., Limited,
• •re given away trete London, Ont.
• HIGH SCHOOL CONCi:ItT )ferns, Chief Dairy Inspector. of Lon -
A concert will be held in the Opera don. is expected to address the meet -
Louse on Friday. evening 8 &clerk
rn subject b t
K eoptional.
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Addresses
e art , 1•'(•b. 10th, 190J, under the discussions will h, lively and intc•rc,
on�us %s of the Literary Society of11 osting• Po Cottle. if you don't, you'll
Lecture end a series of liweb let are specially invited.
✓,•Peter Ili titSchool consisting of a miss something worth while. Ladies
vietws on the subject of "The flower
of 7•.n r'
a} ,rc • ;lyes by Bev. SL J. In sickness. it n certain hidden
Spens r. Admission a(htlts 25
5 cents, nerve goes awrone. then the organ
chil.lre•n Le cents. A' real reduce- that this nerve controls will selso
!lona! trent. Come and enjoy it. surely fail. It may be a Stomach
nerve, or it
1 may haveit
R en strength
tt
and support to the Heart or Kidney...
it was I)r. Shoop that first pointed
to this vital truth. Dr. Shoop's ite-
storative was not made to dose the
stomach nor to temporarily stimu-
late the Heart er Kidneys. The old•
fashioned method is all wrong. Dr.
Shoop'e Restorative goes directly to
these (ailing inside nerves. The re-
markable caecass of this prescription
demonstrat(.5 the wisdom of treat-
ing the actual cause of these failin;
organs. And it is indeed easy to
prove. A simple five or ten clays
test will surely toll. Try it once,
end See 7 Hold by W. S. Row•cy.
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OAfllETCir 1't=At. .
Hears the - 1te K -d Yoa Hare !!two Bound
fLinatars
of
ANNI'AL MEETING.
The annual mee►ing of the patrons
of ib,. \Vinche :4 i Creamery will be
held in the Township Hell. Elitnwille,
On \Vednesd.ey. elated). ;trd, 1909.
Moors open at 1.30 p. tn.. when
printed statetnents will be given the
patrons. l'togrnnune twill commence
at 2. o'clock.
l'rograt.1me-Auditors' Report. Jos-
hua
hns
d
l NewoBt>r ncess. 1909," ;n' The adop-
tion of 1 uniform method of paying
patrons by all Ontario Crea►nrriee."
,\V. 0. Medd, Winchelsea ; "The pro-
per e•r r,• of cream by the patron. and
would grading cream he advisable!"
Arthur 11. Doupe. Kirkton ; " The
gloat profitable breed of roe for th.
creamery patron," John 1f. Scott,
proprietor Exeter creamery; Me. 1.
t
ale ti
lei X [ f f • 1' 1.M.I✓ S FEB. 25th W09
Market Report.-Tbs following of OUR OFFICE 110Y ;APBs
he report of Ezet•r markets. *or- l ant getting so that t can read
,cued up to February 15tb. the boss's writing and he writesPeas, 15 to t• -cents. horrible, but of course hendwrit-
Ut:: 42 to 43 cents.\1',reat, LUU' ing does not describe the 11►:ul.
but certainly printing shoes the
Barley 50 to 52 cants' con -
sense and taste of the advertiser.
Shorts _13 to aril. ( It is a safe plan to
Bran ( give your
Mendel Flour, STAR, $Y.75. printing to us. We are busy con -
Need el Fl r, 0 t $2.75. scantly. but we always have roots
Feed Flour
to ?"8 per. .45heh on our books for good appr,cia-
A:syk }6, to $G, tive customers. I know what I'm
talking about as 'I keep the dust
Tenothy $1 to $2 per. bushel. off the books and once in a while
Mutter 22 cents per pound. take a
Eggs, 211 cents. pe1'�^-
flogs, dressed. ir8.50
1loliven, :;ht. $6.30 Mr.. \\'m. 'May is in Toronto attend-
Coal,,;s , $7.25 a ton. ing the nrillineery openings.
Ieeell App',s 6 ctntff. Mr. Chas. Knight, of St. Thomas,
visited his parents here over Sunday.
'Miss hurray and twice Miss Jean
Murray visited relatives in llensnll
over Sunday.
\VANTED.-House to rent, Apply
at this office.
Glpl. WANTED -For house work
address Mrs. C. C. Ferguson. 55 York
St., London. Ontario.
The Y. M. C. A. of Exeter desires
to thank those who have so kindly
note,. Ho
lilt. OVENS EYE AND HAIL BUR- donated games. etc., for use in their
genu. will be at the Conlneeroial I rooves. -J, M. Southcott, Secy.
in. 0 esses11trrop, rlyeafittedt arid die.' • IHemrmber the k•clur, to be given
eases of eve ear and nose treated.
Next visit Saturday February 27th.
un the Opera !louse on Friday even-
ing Feby. 26th at 8 o'clock under
the Hospices of the Literary Society
of t he High school. 'reserve seats The newest colors in shirts and ties,
25.,c Adults J5c., Children 10 cents. fancy braces. also a full stock of boots
flan of hall at Cole's drug store . and shoes in all sizes,
Clean fresh groceries always in stock.
TEACHER WANTED
For school sectio! No. 5 tesborne.
male, with second class certificate
;.referred. to commence duties after
Easter holidays. Apply to .1. N.
1'crkins. Exeter Ontario.
Phone _)2
qemunnor
New Spring
Goods
Are now ready for your inspection.
New dress goods in all the leading cal-
ors, in plain cloths, fancy stripes, and
plaids. All at Ieasonable prices. We
sell Oraftons prints. All guaranteed
fast colors.
Gent's Furnishings.
Mr. William Arnold, o?"1 incardin,•,
who has lensed Chas. E. Hackney's
sales stable, arrived here Thursday
••••o••••••••••••♦♦♦•••♦•♦ with his new bus. and commenced
• • service from the hotels Friday morn -
LOCALS LOCALS 2 ing• The new bus is ,,. Innovation
• ♦ for Exeter. h.rtng more of the style
•••••••• s•.••••• of those used in the cities. The in-
side is handsomely upholstered and
Miss Blanche Smith is visiting ill will comfortably seat ten people. It
Toronto. is equipped with rubber tired wheels.
'Inspector Tom visited the public Mr. Arnold will engage in the gen-
school last week. era! trucking business, besides run -
Miss Lizzie 'Carling is visiting rel- ,ting the bus and conducting a sale-
atives in Toronto. stable.
Mr. Frank J. Knight is in London At rt meeting of the council lust
taking treatment. Friday evening at delegation waited
on the council asking that two of
Mrs. Thos. Elliot left last week to the hotel liquor licenses be cut off
visit friends at 3fnrlett(, Mich. to take effect the 1st of May. After
Mrs. Wm. Blaney, of Exeter North, considerable discussion a motion was
is visiting in Toronto for a month. put and carried three to two that a
Mrs. Thos. Bissett, Jr. is visiting by -tau be passed reducing the hotel
relatives in Strathroy and Norwich, licenses to three. It is understood
Mr. Wilbur Vale. of London, is vis- that while the licenses are reduced
iting his mother Mrs. John Vale, J the agitation for local option will be
Exeter north. r carried on and the people will be
asked to vote on a local option by-
law at the next January municipal
elections.
A meeting of the Literary Society
of the Exeter (High School Depart-
tnent was held on Friday afternoon
from :3 to 4.30 o'clock. A good pro-
gram was given by the pupils of form
HI, consisting of the following num-
bers :-Instrumentaf, Jessie Manson;
'Reading. Eddie Willis; solo. Beattie
Martin; Spending Beatrice Howey ;
Debate "Resolved that the Japnneze
should be excluded from Canada,"
affirmative, John \Valk,., and Wil-
lie Birney, negative, Loney 'Heywood
and John Oestrcicher. The judges de-
cided in favor of the affirmative its
they won both by points and delivery.
Glee club selection, John Dough; Es-
say, "History of the Bear," Eddie
Jones: Question dratwer; !tending of
the Journal; Glee Club Selection,
Address by 'Inspector J. E. Tom.
The following is taken from the
Kincardine 'R
r.
Arnold, who last week started a new
al John 'Bowerman, of WillowCity, N. i1)., is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Richard llunter.
Mr. and Mrs. Payne, of Deloraiue.
Man., were the guests of Mrs. J.
Miller last week.
Mr. Geo. 'Renton, of Brantford,
was the guest of Messrs. Carling and
Pickard last Sunday.
Mrs. Kent, of London, was the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. W. It.
Harrison over Sunday.
Mr. It. Welsh. of Knlatn000. Alich.,
was here lust week visiting his rnoth-
er and other relatives.
Mrs. Geo. Neaman left Saturday
for her home in 'Regina, slopping 'ut
Lone:on and Toronto for n few days.
r. Lee Blatchford left Monday
f . • \Vingham. where he has secured
s I•osition with the electric light Co.
of that town.
Mrs. Nelson Northcott. of Stratford,
is waiting on her mother. Mrs. Cicero 'Review and refers to \f
Attlee -twill, who is i11 at her home
Exeter North. f bus and drayage business in Exeter,
\\
Mrs. ,lames Willis Inst Friday par -I "William Arnold, who has been an
chased the dwelling on Main street, her, and energetic business man
north of 'It. f)ownie's property from herr for over 20 years hat, bought ,t
elrs. 1lfoward. of London. bus and an extensive horse sales Susi_
Hess in Exeter and leaves for that
place as soon as he can dispose of his
interests here. Mr. Arnold has been
dealing with the people of this dis-
trict for many years and has the re-
putation of being a shrewd and hon-
orable business man. 'He has been
prosperous here. but believes there is
a larger field for his activities at
and around Exeter. Certainly this
town will lose a capable and enter-
prising citizen. but the hope he %t•ill
do .weir better where he is going than
he has done here and his success in
business here has been considerabl:•,
Exeter will find itlr. Arnold 0. K. in
every particular. Mr. Arnold while
here has been n member of the coun-
cil a nd of the Board of Educe lion.
When he ran for the council he head-
ed the poll.
Friday night twe y'orre)t men re-
turning hone, noticed smoke issuing
I)�1)avthe
ls' eraeer paint windows
tshop nt next door over
Arthur
the Times office. They notified John
11yndm:an who tuns sitting in his bro-
ther's office and he unlocked n door
allowing them to ascend to the upper
flour but the rooms were so full of
smoke they were unable to locate the
fire. They initncdidiat1ly ran to the
fire halt and sounded the alarm, the
department responding at once.
After 130111, difficulty the [ire was
located in an unused hack roofs over
the paint shop and was shortly ex-
tinguished. Ily
K h,
d but
not
before
burned a considerable sized diol, h:in
the floor. A lot of paint belonging
to Mr. Davis w -as daninged by water.
In 1)r. i1yndnm►►'s office. nearly
everything
the
water was turned on and ut veryrelittle
damage wren done outside th:• soak-
ing of the walls. !lad the fire oc-
cu
rre•
dn
1 to
r '►
t1 the evening.
re is
no doubt the building would have
been destroyed. It is not known how
the [ire started. The paint stock
was not insured.
lir. James Beverly [las purchased
,the house north of \Vicekea Bros.
marble shop from Mr. H. [Hooper and
will take possession shortly.
Mr. '1'. E. 'Handford on Tuesday
shipped two carloads of forty horses
to Winnipeg. The shipment was an
exceptionally fine lot of animals.
Mr. John .1. McKay. of Detroit was
here last week attending the funer-
al of his mother. the late Mrs. Thigh
McKay. who was buried Thursday.
Mrs. Bright last Friday evening
entertained a number of young ladies
in the town in honor of her cousin.
Miss Marjorie Bose. of Guelph, who
is visiting her.
MIPs Edna Dow. who returned hone
several weeks ago. on account of
sickness knc•ss dor to pleurisy, left Aloud;ay
to resume her dirties as nurse in the
Toronto hospital.
Bev. Spargo. of l'rince Edward Is-
land preached in the .fames Street
Methodist church last Sunday even -
Rev. and Mrs. tipurgo are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mcinnis.
Mr. ilyde. chief engineer of the St.
Marys. Ontario ,tn(1 Western 't:til-
tt•ay. was in town Inst Friday look-
ing over the ground wit h a view of
selecting t he most suitable location
for a railway station.
Mr. J. Kcstle, of St. Thomas, for-
merly manager of the Exeter plant
r.the Sutherland -Innis
Co., was in
town last Thursday. trying to secure
an Exeter man to look after the in-
terests of the company at Teterboro.
Ai
n Imb,r ,
0
f foal people cols
g ( pleas-
antly surprised Mr. and Mrs. Janes
Gould at their horse. Main Street. on
1 hursd:(y evening of last week. Dur-
ing the evening luncheon was served
[ [lowed by gamey of different kinds.
.rack McLaughlin is receiving the
c',ngral(ilntions of his friends on he•
i Ig a grandfather. Last Thursday
he received word that his dnughte•r,
-1rs. .fames Stanley. of Winnipeg,
had 1 pr•senled her helyhnnd with 11
130n.
'1r. Alex. Dow lost a valuable colt
in a pecular manner litre Saturday.
116. was teaching the :unmet to get
nccusto e
m d to being tied, when t'a •
hn it
made several efforts to break away
and injured itself that it died in five
tninntes. •
The Exeter curlers who attended
the bonspeil tat Rnrnia Inst week
same near winning the trophy, being
sllccershil to the finely. when they
were d, fe:,t, d by a Sarnia rink.
The Exeter curlers haw, shown good
form (his year. trotting to the finals
in every borspeil they hive entered.
Thursday w•as ata exciting day for
the curlers, an all dnv tournament in•
singles continuing until the lights'
went out at midnight. line by on,
the bowlers fell by the wayside until
the fine 1 for the trophies was decided
by 'i. 1.. Huston and C. II. Snell.
The Iorni'r won out. winning the
medal, while Mr. Snell secured second
prize. a white vest.
NO OHAFS
CAN COME
Wind and the use of im-
pure soaps cause dryness
of the mutter coat of the
skin. Ghnflng, redness
and magi meet follow.
Anything Hint will restore
the softness of the `kin and
'leulraliz,. the effects of
the soap will always pre-
vent the chafing
R. N. ROWE
YOU'VE GOT
TO EAT
111 the treatment of all pulmonary
wasting or nervous diseases the ex-
perienced physicia n will say food.
good food and lots of.it." But you t/
you must have the appetite. Whena r
you're takinge R
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liltICK'S TASTE)4ESS
COD LIVER OiL All kinds of Boots and
you simply trust eat for your ap-
petite comes back calling for
food, and the "building up' flesh Shoes
MANSON
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THE OLD RELIABLE
A glimpse into the various sections of this store will convince you
that we have the goods and the prices too.
Our Dry Goods Section
Is filled with the most approved styles of Dress Goods
Goods that are the most popular styles for spring. A splendid
variety to select from,
We are showing our new Prints and Gingha
The newest and best. Come and get yonr choice before they
are all picked over.
Our Notion Section
A section filled with all kinds of fancy Collars, Gloves,
Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, etc,
Our Men's Clothing Section
We believe this section needs very little eulogy. The
fact that this department will tend to show that we sell only the
best and newest to be had in clothing.
Our Boot and Shoe Section
Your faithful servants "the feet" really need great care.
Good fitting footwear is an essential in our shoe section. Ont
the smartest and best fitting footwear is to be had. Styles tha
suit the eye and fit the feet.
CARLINC BROS.
producing process has begun. Boots and Shoes
Take it regularly -you'll bless Next to Carling Bros.
the day you started. i • 1 t . •
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ALE DRUGGISTS
W. S. Howey, Phut, Be
Chemist and Optician
EXETER - ONTARIO.
BUS AND DRAY
BUSI NESS
Having decided to go into the
Bus and Dray Business in Ex-
eter, I have placed a new and
up -to date rig on the road for
the conveyance of passengers
to and from the station and re-
spectfully solicit a fair share of
the business of the travelling
public. Calls at the office,
Phone 41a, cheerfully attend-
ed to
WM. ARNOLD
Miss Clara Rook is visiting relit -
fiver in Detroit.
Miss Wfnonia Howard visited over
Sunday in London the guest of Miss
Elsie McCallum.
Wanted, -General servant, must be
good cook, apply to Mrs. G. W. Har-
rison, Elizabeth street.
Gi'IRL WANTED. -Good girl want-
ed for general housework. Write to
or apply at Times Office.
Mrs. Thos. Cudntore attended the
birthday gathering at the home of
Mr. Richard Johns, Elite ville on Mon-
day,
The Caven Presbyterian church will
commence hearing candidates for a
call next Standee. tt hen Rev, P, M.
Stevenson of Toronto, will preach
both morning and evening.
Mr. !3. Fitton is now fitting up a
modern testing roots and optical par-
lor. He has secured the services of stn
extioscope who
ll be
here onrt tand afteet' Mardi 8tit Persons
having detective epee should take ad-
vantage of this opportunity. Watch
this parser for full particulars next
week.
Tho anniversary services of the. ?chain
street ynntley School will be held on
Sunday, when Rev. Dewey of London
will preach morning and evening.
Music will be furnished by 1110 child-
ren. On !timidity evening am enter-
t.aiument will he given by the Sunday
School scholars, consisting of songs,
recitations, drills. etc. There will be
a free hunch nerved for the children
from six to eight. Admission to en.
tertainment ISe.
Mrs. Robert Print;, a former
dent of Exeter. died in London
Wednesday of last week and
re.1i-
011
burred on Frid:,3 he t ti f was Counties of JL•ddlesex. Lambton or
w: I .y
, R•, .
t ars11r
a
of age. !ler death ties the result of son (2) To construct and 0p
a paralytic tarok... Mrs. Pring Was
n sister of Mr. John Ford. Mrs. 'Thos.
Elliott, of Exeter, Wm. Ford, Us -
borne. Geo. Ford, Ilid(tulph: Airs. 1.
Den ring. of Flint, Mich.; Mrs. I',
[falls. of Whales. Man. She also
leaves two sons and four druighters.
Tier husband died to years ago.
♦ P♦♦♦N♦N•♦♦•♦♦e♦self's♦
TEACHERS of ripe seholar-
',hip, wide teaching and busi-
ness experience in leading Can-
adian and American centres,
employe! by our chain of High.
Grade Colleges. have built up a
superior,unapproached curriculum.
Each student is instructed privately at
his own desk. We assist our graduates to
the lest positions.
Three course;- commercial, Stenogra•
phy and Telegraphy,
Mail Courses. Enter any day.
2 Write for particulars,
CIIoIOo BUSHES C011ene
GEO, SPOTTON, Principal.
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�CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
This school stands in the fore-
front as the largest and hest
practical training school in
Western Ontario. \Ve have
three departments,
COMMERCIAL. SHORTHAND
TELEGRAPHY.
4)0 All departments are in charge
Iof experienced instructors and
the courses are thorough and
practical. Our graduates secure
good positions. Students are en-
tering every week. Write for
our free catalogue at once.
iELLIOTT & MCLACHLAN,
• Principals,
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
application nil! he made to the I'ar-
liament of Canada at its present ses-
sion for '.un Act to incorporate a
Company li any to be Warned THE LONDON
AND NORTII WESTERN RAILWAY
COMPANY, with the following pa-
pers: -(i) To construct. equip and
operate a line of railway from n
point in or near the City of London
to the flown of Sarnia. ' passing
through the 'Townships of London,
Lobo, East .\Villiatns, Adelaide, War-
wick. 1'lympton and Sarnia ; - also
froze tl point in or near the city of
London to n point. on Lake Huron
in the County of Huron passerg
through the Township of London,
Lobo, East Williams. West Williams,
McGillivray, Stephen, Ilay Stanley
and Gorlcrich, with power to build
branches n Sts
or rz ( .
L•
Ily f .
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(r ► the
mein lines not exceeding in each 01114.
fifteen miles, tech branches not to
extend ts>yonel the •limits of the
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A'Regular Storm Period falls on
thras
1 t
four days of the month, be-
ing rented
with that of the Mercury
psriod. et, t be f !
first (111.1 ter on the 26t1.. :�7h.IrIntro-
meter will fail decidedly on entiring
this
period. ,fond, a r
n l renewed •
.
n
e
d s s of
rain. elect and snow will vi•it1 in
some form or other. almost the en_ 'ltclare. to be for the general bent. -
tire country on :and touching the 20. flu 01 Canada.
27th ;Ind 28th. This 0 a time when IVEY & 1)Li:,
the sleet clod will hive n picnic with !solicitors for
for th the Applicants.
London, Orate,:o, 2nd February, 1909
telegraph and telephone lines alone
its railway, and to collect tolls for
the transmission of messages there-
on(3) T
nc
! o
( re 11
el
er
and steam power for the purposetof
compressing sir or reiIIratine el,c-
tr;c:ty, and to dispo is of surplus
taw ,r not required for the purposes
of the Company (4) To arquire elec-
tricity or other power or energy,
end Sr c0 transmit : the ,same to any
c•
tIn c in the municipalities through
wh:ch the railway i, authorized to
be built. end to diepoo of any sur-
plus not required .for the purposes
of the
Col ,;
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1 n
n .
1
The eael Railway and works are
the w►r,•s. \‘ ;itch and .,e! We 1110,11
not forget 1h:it the vernal ,.i iinox us
in strong force by this time. end this
fact will guarantee heavy and gen-
eral storms, winding Tip with proba-
ble blizzards as the month goes out.
Whatever forms stomas tory take on.
it slay he put down as a reasonahle Tleis property belonged to the late
certainly- that disagreeable and den_ Mrs. Blizs llodgert and 0 being
110Wey'g Cream ofkoses gpa''s•, lrt("'s mu r0nditionybranry wi11into preva�fnil as e.. offered by sale by the executors to
h,rch. :\1- close up the estate. On the premises
has the properties most eerf:,inlw, during the last half are a soletnntial brick hone... storey
of the mouth. et one of the storm and :a half. good frame stable and
'25c. bottles at periods. marked „tuatorinl disturb- lists: few fruit trees; good well and
awes will reach th' 1(o:lth coast r••- 2.5 of an aero of lend.
Bions in the form of West India bnr- For terms and particulars apply
ricathenes.ircoThr barometer will herald Wm, llodgert, Farquhar, or Alex
ming.
Hodge rt, Ituaseldsk.
House and Lot For
Sale in Exeter
Howey's Drug Store
New Suitings in Greys, Tans,
Browns and Greens, Just
arrived styles salve as cities,
but prices much lower. All
our stock is new and up-to-
date.
W. W. TAM
Merchant Tailor.
EXETER, - ONT
GRAND TRUNKS SYSTEM
•
Pacific Coast Excur-
sions in Effect
March 1st to April 30th, inclusive
VANCOUVER, B. C.
SPOKANE, WASH.
SEATTLE, WASH,
PORTLAND. ORE.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOS ANGELES, CAL.
MEXICO CITY.
Above rates are one-way second
clam, applying FROM
EXETER
Tickets sold to certain other points
in proportion.
Full information from
J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Agent,
or write J. D. MCDONALD, Mini
Depot. Toronto. Ont.
The Ok! R6l!dfflc
Family Floud
it has the natural color al
flavor. Has an army of satisfi
customers,
The (duality of
STAR
FLOUR
has
givengivenUS success.
HARVEY BROS.
Man's A
.Lyl Q
n
s
Life
A Man's life is full of crosses and
t.emptatione, Be comes into this
world without, his consent and goes
out ngeinet tris will and (he road 0 ex-
ceedingly roray,
The rule of Contraries is one of the
important features of the trip.
When he 0 very little the big girls
kiss him and when he gets big he klits-
esthe little girls and seine (,f the big
one
Eton
m
it he 1 ast a Targe family he it en-
dorsed • v the Premier.• hat if he mitt-
s,mitt-
s,email , begin. he It a thief.
But 1 'eying the right Pinr.o frfromthe
right l",ople at the tight !'rice snakes
him n. 'her a chump, it thief or a had
lflanag• e. And hie chittiesn will rise
up ar et call hiss Lis sled,
We hink we are the right p(op)e to
hay ft n1. \\'e Krow our Pianos and
Pricer are right; -('alt and let us con-
vince you.
to
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