Exeter Times, 1909-05-06, Page 81✓ii►;1 i'•h i'tM.r,a MAY 6a 1,,Jut,
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STEWART'S
PHONE 16
2 The Biggest and best bargain you'll see this season
Hose for Iadiee, big boys and big girls. The lot ie
for mixed in quality. mixed in size. assorted colors in
Black and Tan. There are :shout six hundred pairs in
25c• the lot, some ribbed, some plain Lisle thread. Others
plain 'flus and plain Black. The dyes are perfect. Regular val-
ue 2.ic. Come and take your choice 2 pairs for 2. cents.
Going out Quick Wall papers are moving fast. We
have a range that should) please
you in style. in quality and in value.
S c. the roll for very neat
papers suitable for Bed
Roosts and kitchens. Border
same price., 5c.
10c. the roll for a nice lot
of papers in floral and ori-
ental patterns suitable for
)tall. Parlor and Dining -room
borders some price., 10(•.
Millinery season advances. There is a distinctiveness a•
bout our hats. They have that touch of Style so hard to got in or-
dinary head wear. Our trimmers are artists. Miss Auld is in
charge.
Mc, the roll toe II swell
�o glimmer pa-
persOf gold and �liuua
1, i, 1
pers all new patterns in finials'
scrolls :Ind stripes., borders
baule price., 15c.
20c. the roll for the dain-
tiest lot of gold and Burlap
papers that we have seen,pat-
terns confined to ourselves.,
borders sane price., 20c.
The hats are growing larger and nicer as the
Admired by Many
Our Room Rugs are the talk of the ladies and no wonder, for
they are certainly lovely. Seamless Rugs lay perfectly flat on
the floor -that's the kind we sell, in Wools, Balmoral Brussele,
NViltons and Velvets. They come in Floral, Oriental and Me-
d:tllinn patterns in rich autumn tints of Brown, Green, Fawn
and Reds $0.50 to $30.00
We record ricnd •snd sell Steel Briggs Seedt-a.
We know of no better. They have stood the teat of years.
We don't know of a disappointed customer. Mangles, Sugar
Mangels, Sugar Beets and Turnips. You know it pays to pay
for quality.
Mend's Nifty New Shoes i11 Oxfords. Bluchers
and Bats. Black, Tan,
Willow and Ox Blood, 3.00, 3.50, 4.00, and $3.50. Every pair sold
under double guarantee. the maker's and ours. Your money
leo k. That's what talks.
We have a dandy lot of LADIES READY-TO-WEAR TAILOR
M.tnE Sums, Greens, Blues and Blacks, silk -lined and trimmed
with self -stitching and large buttons. $14.50 and $15.50.
Are you getting Redpaths Sugar. We sell none other, it's
beet by test.
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A. STEWART
PHONE 22
NEW WALL PAPER
Our stock of wall paper i t complete in every detail. if you have
a room that does not, suit you, and has not that attractive appear-
ance that you wish just go to R. N. Rowe and get some of that
lovely paver he is showing. Also look at his linoleumns and lace
curtains. They are very pretty. And prices are the lowest. We
can prove it to you.
R. N. ROWE
One door north P. 0.
FROM CLOTH To COMi'LETE D
COAT
every step in the tailoring of the gar-
ment will stand inspection. The parts
of :n coat, like the interlining, etc.,,
which you never •:oe. are 08 carefully •
toned after as those in plain sight:)
That
MAKES Y.OI'It TAILORING OUR-
AIME.
UR-AIt).E.
DT that w
c mean more than the tenr-
ing (quality of the fabric. We mean
that the long tvear of the garments
will he equalled by the lasting shap-
liness we pot into your apparel. it
will Inok good as long ns yon wear it.
and that will be long indeed.
rdtronhlo
HAIR
DRESSING
PARLORS
fit tlastlnu's Old Stand
First Class equipment
throughout and with
careful conscientious
work we guarantee sat-
isfaction to all custom -
era.
Your Patronage is
Respectfully Solicited
A.I. PENPRISE W. D. BURKE
W. W. TAMAN BUS AND DRAY
Ntr,rchant Tailor. -
EXETER, - - f1NTARIO.
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(1.1. T, IN BUSINESS INF:S9 I7011.130F:
has been te.teI in the crucible of ecperi-
encs, with th- fire of (Onion, and has not
been Mani wanting. The .nn•e,w of ear
11ra.luat •t has n't been shorted. Not the
lance'*, nut the hipthe.t ,Trade mosey. tn,.i•
n•n selwoot In western Ontario.
tndtsMnal Intt►u.tion. Nn %acaticn.
Nan Conroe. Enter any daa.
Write for I.artienl.ra.
GEO. S1'i)F1'(IN, Principal,
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BUSINESS
Having decided to go into the
Bus and Dray Business in Ex-
eter. 1 have placed a new and
up -to date rig on the Load for
the conveyance of passengers
to and from the station and re-
spectfully 8011(11 a fair share of
the business of the travelling
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I at the office,
Phone la
nP 1 ► cheerfully • attend•
ref to
WM. ARNOLD
WOOD FOR $M,1 .-\We are now
-prepared to deliver to nnv part of
the town hast class elm slabs. lab.,
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orders promptly attended to
R. (ALLiES.
Market Retort. -The following u l '•lessrs. R. N',•Isb and .1. E. Tru-
th,• a.•,eort of 1Ca,•ter uuarkets. cur- nant arrived hone (roan the (west
u.seed 1111 to May t;a h. Monday evening.
w\ h.•,a► *11.25 An 1'sborue citizen was up before
Pas 80 to S0. the Exeter magistrates Saturday
NOTICE TO CItEDITOltb
in the matter of the estate of
Israel :1. ri18, late of the Township.
of Usborne,in the County of Huron.
I.ab.rer, deceased.
oats 43 to 45. 'rwenin)r, charged with driving las- Notic(' is beach)' given put sumo to
Ibirh•y 5i 10 55c. ter (Ilan allowed by lacy and was !t. o.. 11397. chap. 129, that all
ltran. $25. '• fined five dollar, and cost s. c.wdi:ors ;sad 01 buts hawing ci.iims
Shorts, $25. A now• i ease came t: , before
the' agu.ia-t the estate of the late Israel
Fled ft Flour. STAR, $3.00. 1 llarris. who died on or about
magistrate here last Friday evening.
Feed flour ti1.51► to 1.5J. I and had to be dismissed owing to lack tLo 15th day of Nebp.. 1909, are re-
U:o .i -e 0 to $t3 per. bushel. ,aired on or before the 15(1► day of
Clover ti 5. to $6. i of witnesses for the prosecution. A
(cell known resident had been sum- May. 1J09 to send by post prepaid
T,utotby $1 to *2 per. bushel..)r deliver to Messrs. (Badman &
Butter lac pound. , tuoned to appear before the magis-
trate, char -td ttith fast driving, and Stanbury, solicitors for the execu-
F:t;gs 174 doss. F estate o[ the
Ha •$7.50 to *8.50. duly reported with his legal repro.
tor
seututive at the 'Town Hall :it the iof the
sad deceased their christian
(lo. liveweight X7.05•and surnames, addresses and del
hoggss. dressed $8.50 to 6:1(00. prescribed hour. They asked the criptions. the full particulars of their
Coal, $7.25 a ton. court to produce the informant and
Dried Apples 6 ceatp. witnesses. ball as none appeared the claims, the stalcuac11t of Mir ao-
case fell flat and had to t,.• dismissed. coa1119 :and 1.11e 11:111140 of the e -
sutities, if any, held by than. And
further take notice that after such
last mentioned dato the sail Execu-
tor will proceed to distribute
the assets of the deceased anion; the
11irlies entitled thereto. 1lawin3 re -
k4 -1 Id 0111}• 10 the claims of which
they shall then have taotice and that
the said executor will not be liable
for the t=old assets or any mart there-
of to any person or persons of whose
clnitols notice shall not have bean
received by tbatnt at the lime of such
dist Wont ion.
(MADMAN & S•f ANJIIIRY
Solicitors for said executor.
Dated nt Exeter, this 1811a day
April, 1009.
•••••••••••••••••••••••••• We have on our list a number of
• • subscribers wh are a year and some
• • more Than year in arrears for their
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• • subscription to The Times. 111 many
11••••••• cases it is but an oversight. To the
individual subscriber the amount is
small. but when taken in the aggre-
gate amount to a considerable sum
of money, and this money we could
use to advantage at the present. time.
We would, therefore, ask our sub-
scribers to look at the label on their
papers, and if they are not marked
up we would be pleased to have their
remittance at the earliest possible
niotucnt. 113- giving this your atten-
tion you will confer on us a favor.
LOCALS
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The Tiuloi till Jan, 1010
6 for Seventy Coats
OCe Tell your Neighbors a-
bout it.
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DR. OVENS EYE AND EAI( SUR -
Beton, will be at the Commercial
Hotel. Hours 9.30 a. m. to 4.30 p.
m. Glasses properly fitted and dis-
eases of eyo ear and nose treated.
N. xt visit Monday. Slay 17th.
Mr. Richard Seldon. of Ingersoll,
spent Sunday in town.
Forty one 'Toronto hotels bad their
licenses cut off May 1st.
1 �a is moved his
1 t ,. Mcl 1
,1 Robert Mr. u
.I week.
Centralia
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family to Let is 1 1
Dr. Kinsman attended the Dental
Convention nt 'Toronto last week.
Mr. Alf. llowey left Monday ,for
London. to work at his trade, that of
mason:
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Dunkin, of
Varna, visited at J. 11. firickwood's
on Monday.
Mr. W. J. Beaman attended the
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Cool Dealers" Convention t ou at London
last week.
Mr. Will Salter. of Toronto, visited
his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Salter
over Sunday.
Mr. Andrew Campbell left Monday
for Elbow. Sask., where he will re-
main until fall.
Rev. 11. N. Stevenson. 11. 1)., of
'reroute. occupied the pulpit of the
Presbyterian church last Sunday.
'1'be I:3 months old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alf. 'Hudgins, near Fairfield met
with tt very painful accident. ,last
Saturday, (Rich very shortly re -
resulted in its death. Mr. llodgins
was out at the barn loading grain and
Mrs. llodgins trent out to assist him
for a few minutes, leaving two
child-
ren. one there years and the other
thirteenhouse. It is
months old in the
thought the elder child was playing
frith the fire and ill 8c111e way igni-
ted the clothes of the baby, and when
the mother came 10 the house the
clothes were completely burned from
its little body, and although life was
not extinct the little mac expired in
a few minutes. The remains were
interred Monday afternoon.
A Reactionary Storni Period falls
o ►
n the 11 tla. 12th and 13th and but
for the fact that all central party
of our continent are in the focus od
solar energy, storm producing causes
are about alt the minimum at this
uer:od. As a rule there its an ab-
iortnal tendency to daily cycles of
thunder storms for several days in
succession in much of this month.
but the indications are that disturb-
ances will be light at this reactionary
period. The barometer will react to
Mrs. Geo. W. 'Harrison returned higher, and change to decidedly cooler
Monday evening after visiting her %till appear from about the 12th to
parents for several weeks in London. the 15th. It is very common for
Rev. Cooper. of Myth. was in town 'frosts to occur in most parts to the
Friday. having come down to act ns northward between the 10th and 15th
one of for judges of the debating con- of May, but there are no decided pro-
babilities of heavy frosts at this
time.
test.
:,liss Laverne Quance, wt -ho has been
in Ailsa Craig for some time. has been
engaged as saleslady for J. A. Stew-
art.
'i•. \V. W. '1'anaan was confined
to nts room rt couple of days last
ek owing to an attack of La
t iil'pe.
Mrs. herb. Axt. 11.88 called to Zur-
ich last Thursday. owing to the
,ac:ions illness of her mother Sirs. 1'.
11ec.('er.
Mr. Case .11. Howard returned
Monday to St. Thomas. after spending
three w•eeizs' holidays with his par-
ents here. ►
(:(.uncillor Chris Luker. is able to
get around after being confined to the
house during the past month with
pneumonia.
Mr. Wm. Lewis became so ill. Sun-
day last that medical assistance hard
to he called in. lie is now however
out of danger.
Mr. John Charlton left Monday for
Lethbridge. Sask., where he will look
over some 'Canadian Northern pro-
perty for the Allison Fair Co.
Mr. Wm. Arnold moved his family
here from Kincardine last week and
is now occupying the residence he re-
cently purchased on James street.
The South Huron Spring Show was
held at 11nacefield last Friday hut
owing to the unfavorable weather,
the exhibition of stock was very
small..
A tasseling of the Exeter Canning
'Company 1188 he Id in the town ll all
Thursday afternoon. when all the old
directors mere re-elected by :trete-
One of our old residents hits a
solution :or the I•eceat stormy
weather. claiming that it muIlt be the
ice w hich was blown up in the Sing -
are river coming this way.
1)r. .1. E. ,\1cGillirnddy, who has
been practicing with I)r. Ilyudoann
during the past year. has formed a
partnership with the latter. the
partnership tasking effect ,ltay 1st,
An old chair can be refinished and
made to match other furniture by
applying moo coat of Campbell's Var-
nish Stain. Anyone can use it and do
good work. W. .1. Beaman sells it.
DOG LOST
\Wedn(•sdaI,.• night April :8th. on
township line between Ila y and
8 ephen. !lack and tan hound. -Fin -
.1 a- kindly return to 'truce Kienzle,
('rediton.
Dating the ele ct ric:II storm of last
't hursday night. the barn of Adolphus
•looper. Lake Road, was (:truck by
*lightning. and dramnged slightly.
.4 sparrow in the barn had its
tenth. is burned off. by the fluid
but was otherwise uninjured.
One of our new merchants of for.
oign birth was summoned before
'.lagislrntes Kay and Sanders on
Monday on nccount of haviuig it was
aikged. =ot the better of n neighbor-
ing farmer in ri horse deal. 'fpr mat-
ter was adjusted by each party giving
back what they bad received and the
ease was dismissed. I.. I1. Dickson
r
,(clod for t h • complainant and .1. 13.
Stanbury for the defendant.
1h.. juts. in the Kinrnde Coroner's
inquest intend demanding double pay
for their services. 1f they
�r
r as
fru notate as the jurors in the recent,
'faylor inquest held here. they (night'
es well demand four of five Unica the
regular fee. it will do them just nal
much geed. 1'h•• Exeter jurors signed
th• pay sheet. at the time of the ki-
ss st. Luc up to date haven't received
' ss •
ah : Ids. nrith••r haveth wwit
1 ill the case. Tho paper, most Id
I4pl some 1 Let c.
The storm of last Thursday night
was the worst that has visited this
section for sonic. time. and caused
considerable damage. Many tele -
Phone and telegraph poles were blown
down, between lien. and London, crip-
pling the servictti considerably:. At
the north end n telephone pole was
broken off and fell against one of
the old hotel windows, while another
fell across it fence onto a' vacant
lot. In front of the Itoss-Taylor Co.
a pole was snapped off. The Electric
light 'Couapany (vires were also dam-
aged and power had to be shut off
at eleven o'clock. East of Winchelsea
a portion of the roof of Sunshine
church shed was blown onto an ad-
joining field. Owing to the backward
season. the buds have not yet formed
so that there was very little damage
to the fruit trees.
A very interesting detente was
given in the Town Ilall Friday even-
ing between .1. M. Southrot1. A. E.
11,1811011 and W. E. Oestreichor. re -
pt, sooting the Exeter Y. M. C. A.
for the affirmative and Messrs. A.
W. Robertson. 1). 1). Cridtenden and
G. 11. Wambold. representing the
1113th nssoeialion for the negative.
Th. .subject for debate tuns "Resolved
1!.:41 heredity is ra (;renter factor
that! eevironrtt•nt." The judges were
!tee. C«,1 er. of Myth and Rev. Going
and h. W. Gladinan. sof Exeter.
Each a.,:;;o kept track of the points
its their estimation sonde by the
spenkeis nitlaoagll the totals varied
(mishit rally each one gave the affir-
mative side a majority of one point.
Ti.e(lobate tuns interesting and lively
and the to ay the spankers handled the
subject. shows thein to have consider -
:11l•• ability as public speakers. Much
credit is due the debaters as they had
only our. week in which to study their
subject. A rets:rn debate will be
given :u 0131h sometime its the near
futir.
Auction Sale
Valuable loo Acre Farm in
Stephen Township
'The undersigned have been instruc-
ted by the administratrix of the Es-
trin. of the Int.. James 1:. Ford to
offer for sale at the Commercial
11 F: May
Hotel. Exeter, on Saturday. . i ) 15th.
11114 at ' o'clock p. no. Lot 10. Con-
cession 2. Stephen Township.
On this property is a good brick
house. bank barn tvith stone and
brick foindation, frame drive shed
and chicken house. There is n small
piece of bush and a never failing
creek and n young orchard o: about
three acres. Some forty acres have
been fall p:owed and about six noes
itt fall wheat. a:I in good state of
cnitivntion. This property Is situ-
ated only 2 1-2 miles from Exeter
and within ene anile of Acbool.
TERMS The farm will be rod
eith, r for immediate possession or for
Possession in the fall ns may suit the
.1
purchaser. If for immediate lAs • o ,s-
cion 10 per cent of the purchase shall
seand the
aid, sal..
h, on the day of th
1
pos-
session
•,. 1 for o,
r thirtyd f
balance i
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session in the fall 10 per cent shall he
secured and the balance upon pur-
chaser obtaining possession. 1-2 of
sole price nary he left on Mortgage
security at 5 per cent. Further
terms and conditions will be made
known on day of Fal. or may he had
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on application to
11. S. P1111.1.11'8. Auctioneer.
GLA DMAN & I(TAN B1' itY.
'Solicitors for Administratrix.
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THE OLD RELIABLE
Men's and Boys' Clothing
We are showing a fine line in Men's and Boys' Clothing in the cor-
rect styles, price
Men's from $5.00 to $14 00
Youths from 3.00 to 7.50
Boys from 1'00 to 6. so
Our Men's and Boys' Hats were Never Better
As to style price and quality. A very pretty hat for young
men in the new Emerald shade, in the best English felt.
Shirts We handle the Star Brand Shirt which is noted for
its style and fitting qualities. Also a very fine
line of duck shirts with reverseable collar, suitable for spring and
summer hear.
For One Week Only
We will sell alt our Wool Carpets one yard wide ranging from
of 65c to 95c to clear 49c and 69c.
Highest price for Produce. Butter i8c, Eggs 17c trade, 104c cash
NOTICE TO CREDITORS These prices subject to change.
in the matter of the estate of
John Corbett, late of the Township
of flay, in the County of IIuron.
fanner deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to
R. S. 0., 1807. chapter 129, that all
andothers having creditors of cr h ,. claims
against the estate of the said
John Corbett, who died on or about
the 3rd day of April 1909
are required on or before the
13th day of Siny, 1909. to send by
post prepaid, or deliver to
Messrs. Madman & Stanbury
of the Village of Exeter, So-
licitors for the Executor of the
said deceased, their christian and sur-
names, addresses and descriptions
the full particulars of their claims
the statement of their accounts and
the nature of the securities, if any
held by them. And further take
notice that after such last mentioned
date the said Executor will pro-
ceed to distribute the assets of the de-
ceased among the parties entitled
thereto having regard only to the
claims of which he shall then have
notice and that the said executor
will not be liable for said assets
or any part thereof 'to any person
or persons of whose claim notice
shall not have been received by him
at the time of such distribution.
GLADMAN & tSTANBURY,
Solicitors for said executor .
Dated at Exeter this 19th day of
April 1909.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the estate of
Jaynes K. Ford, late of the Town-
ship of Stephen. in the County of
IIuron. farmer deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to
R. 8. 0., 189.7, chapter 129, that all
creditors and others having claims
trgninst the estate of the said
James K. Word, who died on or about
the 20th day of March 1909i
are required on or before the
8th day of May, 1909 to send by
post prepaid. or deliver to
Messrs. Glndrnan & Stnnbury
of the Village of Exeter, So-
licitors for the Administratrix of the
said deceased, their christian and sur-
names. addresses and descriptions
the full particulars of their claims
the statement of their ncconnts and Spend O Niekle and Rive Your friends
the nature of the securities, if any
held by them. And further take
notice that after such last mentioned O 1)011018 1101111 of [110080[0date the said Administratrix will
proceed to distribute assets of the de-
ceased among the parties entitled
thereto having regard only to the
claims of which she shall then have
notice and that said Administratrix
will toot be liable for Feld assets
or any part thereof to any person
or persons of whose claim notice
shall not have been received by her
at the time of such distribution.
t;LAD'IAN & S1'ANI!I I(Y
Solicitors for Administratrix.
i)ated at Exeter this 14th day of
April 1909.
NOTICE '1'O CREDITORS
in the (natter of the estate of
August D. Schroeder. of the town-
ship of Ilny, in the County of Moron.
gent Italian. deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to
It. 8. 0.. 1Pd7. Chap. 129 that all
creditors and others having claims
against the estate of the late August
D. Schroeder. who died oa or about
the 19th day of April. 11.00,
are requested on or about the 20th
day of May. 1909, to send by
post paid or deliver to 'Messrs.
Madman & 81anhury. of the village
of Exeter. solicitors for the execu-
tors of the said deceased their
christian and surnames. nddre-ses
and descriptions. the full particulars
of their claims. the statement of
their ncc amnnd ts the alt
0 111 h nation. of the
securities. if nny. held by tlaonr. And
fnrtIs r take notice that after such
last mentioned date the executors
trill proceed to distribute assets of
the deceased among the parties en-
titled thereto. having regard only to
the claims of which they shall then
have notice and that raid executors
shall not h^ liable for thy• Anid as-
sets or any part thereof Io any per-
son or persons of whose claims not -
ire shrill not have been received by
them nt the time of such distribution
i;L,\DMAN & 8'TA`rlt'ItY.
Solicitors for Executors.
Dated nt Exeter this 27th day of
April. 1909.
CARLING BROS.
We Repair
All kinds of Boots and
Shoes for yon
CEO. MANSON
Boots and Shoes
Next to Carling Bros.
DEAIt MADAM
we write you these few tunes to let
you know that you can end all your
baking troubles if you will
BUY YOUR FLOUR HERE
We know this because so many good
housekeepers say our flour bakes bet-
ter and goes farther than any other
brand they have tried. We I;hall be
glad to have you order a sack and feel
sure you will thank us for the sug-
gestion after you have used the flour.
10,000 bushels of %(•heat wanted.
HARVEY BROS.
i)IIICI' IHOi'SE AND SIX ACRES OF
LAND IN USBORNE.
1 h Norah -I- a•t corner of • Lot i 3.
Concession 6. t'sbonne, th,• prop.•rty of
lh
'. • into i. r.n •I ll:arra... The house
is ori, and one-half stories high and
conlnins six rooms. kitchen and ttood-
shed. There is n frame barn :about
20 by 10. hard and Ao:t water. and
nl-'.I' ono net. of good fruit trees.
Th.• soil is n good clay. The lot is
m).tly seeded out and is well fent• d
and drrined. Appl3 to
GLADMA. & STANIlI'itY.
Exeter.
Solicitors Executor.
c' r. for t
You will always find the latest
as well as the regular fancy cards
and a splendid variety of town
views at this store.
You are always welcome to
come and see our display
even if you do not buy.
Brillion' Greeting CONS
are our latest. They arc unique
-no mistake about that.
Edison Phonographs stud Records,
Victor and Coluntbi,t 10 inch discs 50c
2 Disc Machines cheep f..r cash.
THE PURITY
.1. Willie Powell Manager.
i Tr,lcnl Powder
f1 k_cl)s the shiny
;/Av.,
)ok from the skin,
J`1 leaves it as soft as a
- ' baby s and gives it
1: the delightful
___.. odor of spring
v;�=`t'� Violets.
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W. Cole
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FA11M '1'O i11 -:NT, for past1ro, 21-2
,riles north of Exeter. Lot 11. Con.
1. Bay, 100 acres. Good pnstnre and
water, Apply It. B. i1088, Ityron, Ont
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Fr TrO1C ONT.
IWith twenty-two years' ex-
perience
to its credit this college
♦
is recognized as the geeatest
practical training school in 1
Western Ontario.
departments:
Three
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• COMMERCIAL SHORTHAND
TELEORAPIIY
• Our classes are the largest.
• our courses most practical and
4 our instructors experienced.
Our gradnates aro assisted to
positions and succeed as none
others. Enter now. Get our
Ifree catalogue.
ELLIOTT $ MCLACHLAN,
Principals, -
$225.00
Buys a Thoroughly
High
Grade
Piano
Louis XIV Style.
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s. MartIH & son
\VE EAT
TO LIVE
Nobody who is suffering from nee
vows disorders, from coughs or colds
or debility of constitution cares to
eat. When you have no appetite your
ambition is gone -don't care much
-whether you live or die.
BItiCK'S TASTEi,ESS
COi) LIVER 011.
would keep you alive whether you ate
food or not, but it brings back your
appetite. then, starts right in .to
build up your system and throw out
the disorders that breed incurable
diseases. It purifies the blood. makes
the thin fat. the weak strong.
All Druggists.
W. S. Howey, Phm. B.
Chemist at', Optician
EXETER - ONTARIO. \ 4- ••-
r
here s Good News
The ma , o
market t I noes for junk
are alive and so is
The Old Reliable Firm
M. Jackson & Sox
one door south of the Metropoli-
tan. .hist Inok at the followin
prices (no triode, and no truck)
all cash.
Rags 7' c. per hundred
iron from f;i)c to 73c. per Sun.
Old rubber boots & shoes 7c.
Copper and brass 9s. per ib.
i1 arse hair :Oc. per lb.
Lead and zinc 2 I '2 -. per 1h.
Now Iloys the 24th Is Coming
Bring your goods here and get
the worth of your money.
A great vaatiet.y of IRON
I'II'' atlw,tw8 on hand at it 1(01-
41;'
price, suitable , e (
1 for fence
hraeing Sou a •,
I ndin
K 1 K
!' . Jackson & sons
Ior ny case of ser vou-nr•.s, sleep-
leasnc-,, weak atom tele indigestion,
dy,pel..ia, try Carter's little Liver
Pills. Relief is sure. The only nerve
medicine in rnsrket,
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