HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1909-07-01, Page 8el 1 t. t i, 1' .1 M. r, S JULY 1st ] b u n
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STEWART'S
PHONE 16
SPECIALS
'For the hot Days
1.95
For Ladies Trimmed flats, regular values three to six
dollars. All this seasons patterns and stock hats. Re-
member the early buyer gets the choice. There are
some real beauties in the lot.
lOc.
the yd. for your choice of any colored Dress Muslin in
our shop. About fortv pieces to choose front. itegu-
laar values up to 25e. All this seasons new Dress \(os-
hns reduced to the low price of 10c. Again we say
be early.
2 Another lucky ;.Hike. We have just secured another
tot- lot of Ladies Black and Tan Hose, plain and ribbed some
26 very slightly imperfect and others perfect., regular val-
ues 20 and 23c. the pair. (dome and take your choice, 2
pairs or a quarter.
1.95
2.50
Ladies' Tailor -Invade Linen Skirts, extra value made
from pure linen, strapped wills blue, white and self
strapping and finished with fancy buttons. See then].
8.5o
For Ladies' Black and Colored Regal Taffetta Un-
derskirts, made from English cloth; the nearest ap-
proach to pure silk we have ever seen. Looks as
good as silk, has the pure silk rustle and wears bet-
ter than silk. You'll want one. 1:j 21
For Gent's Unlined Tweed Suit. dandy for warts
days. They come in grey and fancy green effects.
if you want comfort and value get in one of these
nobby Suits.
1.2FL•tdies' Fancy Parasols. White, Tusc&n, Creast and
1,.IF, Dresden effects, with brass frames and natural handles.
i.60 The daintiest lot of parasols we have seen for some
2.Ot) titue,
50C
Fot solid comfort in Men's Underwear, Linen colored
spring needle Balbriggan and open mesh, natural
shades -Keep Cool -Wear our cool underwear and a
King Ilat.
Stores Close Sharp at 6.30 except
Wednesday and Saturday.
Highest ('rices paid for Live Poultry, Chickens,
liens and 1)ucks.
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J A. STE"VCTART
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Bargains for1 Ladies
‘Vc arc showing some good values this week in fancy
Voiles in Bluc, Brown, Linen and Black. :Also some very
fine goods in Eolicnncs in different colors;tswcll for sum-
mer dresscs
See our Back Combs and Barretts, all colors & styles
Goods for 1'len
White Vests in the newest style, Straw Ilats, Boots,
Ties, Shirts, Braces, 011'1i -inks, Collars and Fancy Hose,
all up -to -(late goods and prices arc right.
Best Fresh (iroceries always;in Stock
R. N. ROWE
One door north 1'. O.
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THE BEAUTY BEHIND
:1 - ;it tailored by us may not all be
ci-able. but it is there just the same.
It is hidden in the interlining, the
featly.. the modeling.
1F \VL MAKE YOUR SPi1TNG SUiT
don't expect it to wear like an or-
dinary one. It will not. It will wear
Fo lar. ' en :11 get tired of it. even
tlr • • na it• style and shapesa
.hong.
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W. W. TAMAN . L
Merchant Tailor.
EXETER, -- ONTARIO.
lticl. HOUSE
>cAND SIN ACRES t OF
LAND IN USIIORNE.
The North-Enat corner of l.ot 11,
!Concession 6. 1'sborne. the property of
th • late Israel Harris. The house
is one and one-half stories high and
cotstait,I six rooms. kitchen and wood -
abed. 7 fere is a frame barn about
20 by 40. hstrd and 'oft nater, and
ttebeet one ncr, of good fruit trees.
The soil is n synod clay. The lot is
mostly es eded out and is well fenced
and drr!rscd. Apply to
(iLAUialN ,tc ST:\\B['RY,WMI
Exeter.
Solicitors for the Executor.
1
rdtroliizo
HAIR
DRESSING
PARLORS
fit tiastinu's Old Stand
First Class equipment
throughout and with
careful conscientious
work we guarantee sat-
isfaction to all custotn-
crs.
Your Patronage is
Respectfully Solicited
�.I.PENPRNSE W. 0. BURKE
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Here
To Stay
Bus and 1)ray calls
prompt ly attest led t o.
Ilor-('s kept in stock
for sale.
• ARNOLD
Market Report. -The following its l '.Ir. A. 1'.vtprase is in '('e•ve laud on Times Want Column
the report of Exeter markets, cola 1 bu„-uesa.
reefed up to J uly 1.t.
Wheat, $1.35
Oats 53e.
Barley 57c.
Peas 80c.
Tran $21.
Short, $'2 i.
Star Flour $3.25.
Feed flour $1.50 to $1.55.
Alsike 0:9.00
Clover. i-(&5
Timothy, s2.75
Alfalfa. $12,00.
Butter. 17c..
E_g- 17e.
Il.ay$7.50 to $8.50.
Clogs. liveweight, $7.55.
Hogs. dressed $8.50 to $:1.00.
Coal, $7.25 a ton.
Potatoes 75 to 90 cents
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LOCALS
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The business firms of Parkhill
have mutually agreed to close their DRESS\l.\k1NG
stores every Thursday afternoon and WANTED -Apply to
ev -Dints during July and August in \'• i:sun Bros. Store.
order to give their clerks a half hol-
iday. 'the sane has been advocated
here. but as yet -no action has been
taken •in regard to the twitter.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ilowa!d have
the sympathy of their many friends
in the loss of their 11 months' old
baby Soy, who died on Wednesday.
Jane ;'';rd. The little fellow haus been
is far a couple of weeks. The funer-
al was held from the home of Mrs.
Newcombe. mother of Mrs. 1lowalit
Friday a fternoon.
Mr. August Guhr. of Shakespeare
and formerly of Exeter. has been
awarded the contract fur dredging
the Saub'e River, under the Bauble
River 'improvement by-law recently
passed by the Osborne council. Mr.
Guhr will move back to Exeter in
the fatal. Ile is a decent sort of n
chap so we don't mind hint coating.
At the recent Commercial Diploma NOTICE.
+++++•{-+++-1•++++++++++r++•i•-1--1- Exams. five of the Exeter school pass- As I intend leaving July .lst, for
1'hc'Tiuies till Jan, 1910 ed. two of thein being with honors. the west, alt accounts owing me must
fur Fifty ('e,tt,. 'fell The paper %vas an exceedingly hard be paid on or befor that date: other-
oC• one and the pupils and leacher, -Miss tri they wilt b_• placed for collcc-
A1'L'1tENTICE-
Miss Tom over
Five -, eond ha ad w hes-: • fur sale.
John Triebacr.
liere is a special offer. The
T11110S and Family llcratld :and Week-
ly Star for the balance of 1909 for
only 75 cents. This rate is for sub-
scriptions in Canada only.
"The lle:sall Flouring Mills have
on hntad a •au•ge quantity of Feed,
and will supply you with Bran at
eee.00 and Shorts at $23.09 per
ton: secure your requirements while
the eulrply lasts.
If you want good bread use our
"Snow- Drift Family Flour".
Pure Paris Green 25 cents a pound
at 'Cole's Drug Store. Costs no
more to get the best.
your ghbors about rt.
I Johnston. are to be congratulated on
++++++++++++++++++++++++++ the showing. Those who secured
honors. are Harvey Pope. Hensel) i
in I"o-sie Hunter: puss. Gladys ilissett,
Olive Wood and Fred Beaver.
A Jewish spectacle pedler was up
before Magistrate Kay iatst Friday.
charged with peddling without a
license. 11e pleaded that he was
only advertising, his goods. but evid-
ence was forth coating that he w•as
trying to self his stuff from house
to house. and was fined $10 and $4
costs. There are others who visit
town and sell goods without acquiring
the necessary license and should also
be taught n lesson.
Mr. W. 1'. May spent Sunday
Mitchell.
Mr llatro:d Bisset left last week
for 'Toronto.
Miss Elsie McCallum returned last
week from London.
Mrs. Illatchford and "Miss Marion
spent the week end at Lucan.
Mr. If. Ruston and family left
last week for the Bend to spend the
holidays.
Dr. Gerry and family, of Mitchell,
were the guests of the Misses Kins-
1na►11.
Misses Marjorie and Jean Scldon
are spending the vacation at Inger-
5oll.
Misses Winnie and Alice Bossard
and Miss Edna Follick are camping at
the Bend.
'Dr and Mrs. Woenig and children,
of Hamilton. are the guests of Mr.
atnd Mrs. A. Holland.
Frank ltooke• returned last Thurs-
day rafter visiting his sister .Mrs.
Durd:e at Brussels.
The country football irlayers at
last got to the "Y's" Friday night
by defeating them 3-2.
ML -.s Laura Jeckcll left yesterday
morning for Seattle and other west-
ern points to visit friends.
Mrs. Capt. W. T. Clarke, of fort
(lope, is visiting her aunt Mrs. Chas.
Tom and other relatives in town.
Messrs. W. .1. penman. W. 11
Levett and It. G. Seldon attended the
Coal Dealers' Convention at Buffalo
last week.
`•1r. and Mrs. Ed. Maguire returned
last week after a pleasant visit with
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bayes, at Niagara
I'tt !s, N. Y.
Dr. L. L. Follick and Miss Mable
The arithmetic taper given this
year for entrance examination was
not as hard as the one given last
year. and according to many of the
pupils 'they rot all the questions
tint. ARTHUR 1). DAVIS.
WOOD FOIL BALE._\Ve are now
-prepared to deliver to any part of
the town first class elm slabs. All
orders promptly attended to
R. GILLiES.
HOUSE TO RENT On Thames Road,
good comfortable frame house,
nine rooms. bard and soft water.
Apply to Itobt. McDonald, Thames
Road P. 0.
COOPERAGE WORK -Tubs, pails,
etc.. repaired. Will call for goods
and return when repaired. Drop a
card and I will call. El). 11E11)1/ -
man, Sanders St., Exeter.
TEACHER WANTED
Experienced teacher for S. S. No.
10, Usborne, duties to begin after
right. The following are the cor- the summer holidays. Apply, stating
rret answers to the different pro- salary. to J. T. Morgan, ILt P.O.
h' -ntq a-l-cr2.370.872.40 2_840.19;3 y
.861 gain: 4-$229.50: 5-a1.7tio, G- DR. OVENS EYE AND EAR SUR -
a. 5.099375: 130544. b. 9-56: 7-a• geon, will be at tlto Commercial
$41.60, b. 130 bushels : ,F-514.80: hotel. (lours 9.30 a. in. to 4.30 p.
The Exeter baseball team recent- rn. Glasses properly fitted and dis-
eases of eye ear and nose treated.
Next visit 'Monday June 14.
ly played a game at Zurich. and the
Herald has the following comment
on Gro. Palmer. our popular first
baseman. "Adonis Palmer was much
admired by the fair sex and we heard
FARM FOR SALE
many 'say. "now stint he a beaus"'
I wonder if he's married" etc. We Lot 3, concession 0, township of
think he carries ton much weight for May, containing 100 acres. On this
an athlete, but he plays the first
cottage,
there is a two storey brick
ro
station not too bad." large bank barn, with abed
The lawn social given under the and cement pig pen under. Two
auspices of the Ladies' Guild of Tri- acres orchard. good supply of water:
vitt Memorial church on the rectory 8 acres of splendid bush, mostly ma -
lawn last Friday
evening was n pie, convenient to church. school and
success financially and every one who rnarket. This is a beautiful home.
attended enjoyed the evening immen_ Nearly all seeded down, will sell
sely. Music was furnished by the reasonable. Possession given this
Zurich band and during the evening fall. Apply to JOHN BItODERICK,
several choruses were given by stem- °n premises or the Sarepta P. O.
her Short addresses were given by -�
several of those present, while the
ladies 11 ere dispensing ice cream,
-pent Sunday in town. Miss rollick cake and ot)cer deliaicies FARM FOR SALE -Lot 16, Con. 14
:eft Tuesday for a trip to the coast 11
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1;,►1tGAINSI RATTLING 1110 township of Ilibbcrt, containing 100
visiting enroute. BARGAJNS-The Exeter Bargain acres. On this property there is a
Miss Nellie Russell, t1•ho has been Store is rented and we must crack out good brick dwelling, large bank barn,
attending Toronto University, has the goods at once in order to give frame horse stable and implementsucceeded in passing her exams. with up possession of the store. Every- house and pig and hen house. Good
first c.n:.s honors. Thing goes at. Rattling Big llargains• young orchard ; never failing supply
Miss HazelBrowning, who has been IT'S A HALF PRICE HALF..-. or the of water: 95 acres cleared. the bat -
Auction Sale
attending the Ladies' College at
Whitby, returned home last week to
spend the holidays.
\ir. lerb. Gregory. of Stratford,
•;••••at a few days during the past
1t •..k with his mother. Ile is now
vamping at the Bend.
Mrs. (Bev.) W. J. Down and son
Harry lb deers. of Trenton. are visit-
ing her mother and sister Mrs. Chas.
'tom and Mr-. W. 1). Yeo.
Mrs. (Ur.) 1). A. Bowerman and
daughter Genevieve. of Menomonie,
Wisconsin. are visiting at the home
of her mother Mrs. Charles Tom.
At the last meeting of the 1. O. F.,
Messrs. Geo. Anderson and Mart Hal-
' I. were elected delegates 10 attend
he grand lodge meeting at Chatham.
Mrs. .1. .1. White. nccompanicd by
hiss Dorothy and Master Jack left
Saturday to xpend it month with
friends in Detroit, Windsor anti other
places.
Frank itoughmonrt. the negro. who
murdered Mrs. Peake, near Stratford.
ilist `k.pternber. was hanged in the
yard
)ail at Stratford on Monday
morning.
Mr Geo. Roberts. sebo managed the
liowiina alleys for eaeveral weeks and
had to resign owing to illness, died
at the home of his parents in London
on Sunday.
Mr. Musgrove. M. P. P. of 1\'inti-
t]nm, who taught the room formerly
in charge of Mise Gregory in the High
School department. left Friday even -
.ng for his home in Wingham.
The Exeter mn.sonic lodge nttended
the 'i'rit•itt Memorial church Sunday
1110111:11Z.wh••n 11 special sermon was
1 1 4 1 t he Rector. Rev. 1). W.
1 : ler :hern were present from
1 ! and leican.
\ : uperh finish is obtnined by us-
Csunpbell's Varnish Stain for
sirs. furniture or interior wood -
irk. These .tains are sold in 1-4
et. 1-2 pint• pint. quart, and gallon
stock is offered in job lots at a low
rate on the dollar. Also for sale tit
half price one iron cafe, one cash reg-`
ister. two counters. two tabes. one
stove and pipes. &c, ace, all must be
cleared out at once. -J. W. IIROD-
i itrci .
The married men trimmed the sing -
:e (nen in an interesting ball gaune
Thursday evening. Five innings were
played and during that time the
bachelors used up three pitchers,
while "Doodle" Itawkshaw• •or the
t.enedicts remained in the box
throughout the game. pitching mast-
erful ball. The married men secured
their runs by good hitting, while the
single fellows secured three of their
tallies by rank errors. The score was
8.4 in favor of the married then. The
teams were ns follows:-Siagle. Hos-
kins. E. Moyle. Senior. Carling. Dew -
den. ('inner, Dyer. Elliott, Knight
Married. .Stewart. Anderson, ilawk-
elia1v. Co:e. T. Boyle. McFarlane.
McCullough. 1'. ('retch. 1t. N. Creech.
There is one thing that seems to be
;;rowing among some boys of this
town Reference 14made of the per-
nicious
habit of swearing. (las it
never occurred to those in the habit of
using such vile language as is heard
that it does not tnake 1 hem any more
manly. The effect is the opposite.
It seeeis that wherever there are boys
gathered there is always one or two
who seem to think that :a strong oath
embellishes any statement they may
make. It don't and in the opinion on
the average man weakens the argu-
ment. Profanity among men seems
to h_ on the decrease or if it is not
they 'may use it with discretions
Think the matter over and compare
yourself with some boys who do
Dot swear and take the name of the
Creator in vain.
mo..st interesting game of hese-
ball played on the local grounds thi-
season was pulled off last Friday
evening. when !limey's Banat Bast -
ars essayed to defeat Bisset Cs Rosy
Ask \\'. .1. Beaman for color : (tatters the second time. but were
rd. t headed off by the latter owing to
Mr. L. C. 1'I nsinlz'= .ox tririor the heavy hitting by I1iss•it's team.
poisoned this mnor.nin:r. lie was coulr:est with the ninny errors on (lir-
••v.•r little dog. n great favorite Heys 51(15'.•1herr was a good sized
youngsters. and Mr. Fleming's crowd on the grounds to see the bit -
ons arc feeling badly about it. sire Ln joie.. \\ agner.e. Cobbs, etc..
• e. Record. cgive the exhibition and ns there is
Cansmencingto-dn Ih n• will he
!:Duch rivalry beta eon the two teams.
each side was well supplied with
only three liquor licenses in Exeter,
coacher...
The c. t h r . finlike most
the license or the Mansion house ex- amateur. discarded the mask and
Airing it► -t evcniae. The proprei- pad, and neither on.• of them r,•ceived
any injuries. Double plays were al-
most as numerous as the errors and
on several occasions the runners
The Normal Entrance and Matrieu- stole home, touch to th • delight of +h
lotion exams. commenced Monday
morning. There nrc 23 writing at
Exeter, eight being from outside
school.. W. 11. Johnston. of Kippers but owing to so many intricate playa.ever east feel in Exeter i•1 Ilowey.s
and (:,•o. Mee eon. of II:Iy are in and the bank of n] hsvin:r bi•en1Drug `+curewindow. ('o.:•.•if/ and get
share's• of the ex:ams. 0Ai. gave any to dandy Bawde•n.lit c,etcleegue. We ase giiel to show
yyata g in.le and how to tike pi( tines.
1'ou can get a good cemere as kpw ae
$2.00
tor. Mr. Dianes will continue the
hostler). for at while as n temperance
house.
spe,'tlator.. arson; wham were s,•t
of th.• regular team. Freeze 1'i p, r
looked after the indicator for at lime.
once in hardwood bush. This is
beautiful hotne. situated well for
school. church and market. It is in
first class state of cultivation. Pos-
ression on the ist of November, 1909.
Will be sold by public auction on
the 9th day of July at 4 o'clock p.m.
on the Qremises. No reserve. For
terms and particulars apply to Law-
rence Fulton. proprietor, on the prem-
iers. or to Thos. 'Cameron. Auctioneer
REWARD
$5o for the arrest and convic-
tion of the person or persons
trading in my name in iron Met-
al Rags, etc My wagons have
the boxes painted red and the
gears yellow, ,vith my name in
Targe letters on the boxes.
W. G. Caines, Parkhill.
though Gro. had nothing to do with
the
game. The b \ batters
were ns
follows. , Elliott. Burdon, Anderson.
Fines. Heywood. Southcot1. Bissett.
Johns and Harvey. The Burnt lflist-
cis were, [limey. Snell, Sweet, Arm-
strong. Ma11ett, Sanders, Flynn. Hill,
Sweet. The ecne. wns 20 to 14 in
favor of the Busy Ali Hera.
Mr. Joules !landlord. of Centralia,
member of I1oalyd of Ilel:th for Use
borne. and \1r. '('hos. Kat 1:e. sanitary
inspector. were on duty this week in
the toe! , 6!p of 1''bore .
TME OLD RELIABLE
How to Keep Cool
The real ]tot weather is hers'. Are you prepared
Here are a few -How to keep cool" suggestions.
Cool White Goods musfins,' Law
Organdie' \\ 1
Waists, «11ite Lllderskiits, Summer Corsets,(_' st•t (_'o\'
Alen's and Boy's Straw Hats, WhiteVests, very choice line, New Ties, all of
the latest in style and colorings.
Special:==Ladies Black Hose, 25c now 12 1.2c.
Crockery A new line just in. Now is the time to re-
place your broken lots at about half the
price you paid for your old.
We would remind you that we still have the
Astoria Shoe in Men's only in all
the latest styles both in high and low cut.
Highest price paid for Produce- Mutter 17c; Eggs 17c. cash, or trade
Prices subject 0) change.
CARLINC BROS.
We Re
Ali kinds of Boots and
Shoes for you
CEO. MANSON
]loots and Shoes
Next to Carling Bros.
The Haying Season
is Here.
And 3011 will treed a hay
fork. I have the agency
for Beatty Bros., Fergus,
found rod t i',tek.
Satisfaction guar-
anteed and prices
right.
Have capable man to install
them.
W. T. Gillespie.
Phone 51. Exeter.
Rev. Going Preaches
Farewell Sermon.
Lev. A. 11. Co..: ;, ;:..:;.•red his fare-
well sertuon Sunday evening and the
large edifice was comfortably filled
:o hear the beloved pastor of James
Street 'church deliver -his final ad-
dress after n four years' successful
pastorate. Rev. Going took his text
from the Eph. 3:7 "Whereof I was
made a minister, according to the
gift of grace of God given unto me by
the effectual working of his power."
Ile slake of the duties of n minister
to his congregation, showing how a
minister who did not speak out the
truth as he believed it, was weakened
in his work: he Should be closely iden-
tified with his people and work hand
in hand with then[ in the uplifting
work. Mr. Going .then followed with
a resume of his pastorate here. He
had been accused of delivering ser-
mons directed at individuals, but
while they may have hit the mark,
they were not prepared or delivered
at any person in particular. When
he received his call to come to Exeter.
he accepted the invitaation, but not
until after considerable thought and
prayer. Ii • had visited Exeter on n
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previous occasion and had not formed
a good impression. owing to the dis-
tigreeab:e day, the dull appearance of
the town on that occasion and the
difficulty he experienced in having
the I- as driver find the place where
he wanted to go. Ile had also heard
some things about the James Street
church that did not appeal to him
very strongly, but he felt that if the
Lord wished hint to corns to Exeter.
he coned do it through the wishes of
a quarterly • board. as well as
through a stationing committee of
the conference, although he has :tl-
way.s been opposed to the invitation
. system. Ile had h •ard that the con-
gregation
on-
:
.gr e gsation of the , 1
am;•4 Street church
way stir ry. but had not found their]
n. Itnd o hen away from Exeter had
• • ek•.11 kindly of James St.
e ne1 II:s reception on the evening
1. ,err 1 ! •gade he and his
•:,r r !:•,:: +1111 for four
:e r • e • r t • t• , ha, 1 .-.n perfectly
1,1'i ei n -. If h•ad re ver been sta-
r ;: 1 before in a : : ••mem of no
!nee, Devonshire. Anil had nothing
1... r 1. lai11dlir -t t honghts for the
• •: 'IIs •s or. a c'aas a•ho
:pe !tit 10 y think. 0.11 hold no
n.:a:i . The quarterly hoard and he
h 1 1 erten along without any hitch.
, .1t timer there were some
1 •rences of opinion. Marina
there have been ninny
lle
n •inbei havegone to their
.:end on all occasions when
1 homes which have he •n
• . as e. - ,
•I with sorrol h.. .)mlathy
5. •u •stended from his heart.
!� h •nein r Ex • r with n kindly
.or , v. ry one 11 11 1 est, t, nded (1 n
:011 to :In. on '. -1 .1 1111111'-
pend nn ho.r IJ. .o alt she 1.11
•1'.: . Oa Ti. - t e , . ening a r
cep, oil 110+ :g iv, 0 Bev. Going and Li •
(nmi'c in the f,ctear• room th
rl .1, of for th• pur;er�� o. ,nyitr
I. Reye Going and fnrnily ref•
••lay meanie:t for IIamilton.
SEE!
The Largest Camera
and Kodak Mock
A meeting of the Exeter Merited- Ih.. LOX wits on the coaching :.n •
turn] Society was held $aterday af- and 11•Is handing out pointers to each
ternoon. when considernbla• business `ids. math he was told he was favors
11 as transacted. Several changes l nig r'issett'• side too much and with-
tcere made in the prise list, arrange-ldt(•w. Geo. Palmer butted in and r•-
Inents were naso made to aeeure a ! famed to let a pitcher return to the
band for the coming exhibition. I box after he had been taken out. nl-
Howey's Drug Store
THE FLOWER OF FLOURS
would be a good name for our brand
It is a flour that is simply above all
others in
GOOD BAKING QUALITIES
Once ,you try a sack of it you will
use it regularly in your household,
We know there are ma • good flours
to be had. But there only one
"best" and we are con: - t as trial
will convince that it is Order a
sack to -day and do yo`next bak-
ing with it. The result `s bound to
stake yon a steady us, -r.
HARVEY BROS.
Here's Good News
The market prices for ole] junk
Ole alive and so is
The Old Reliable Firm
M. Jackson & Son
one door south of the Metropoli-
tan. Just look at the following
pH( es (no trade, and no t rick 1
all cash.
(tags 75 c. per hundred
Iron from 00c to 75c. per bun.
Old rubber hoots & shoes 7c. 10.
Copper and brass 9c. per lb.
H arse hair 30c. per lb.
Lead and zinc 2 1,2c. per ile
Bring your goods here and get
the worth of your money.
A Rreat vauiety of IRON
PiPE always on hand at a rea-
sonable price, suitable for fence
poste, bracing bonleyarding.
M. Jackson & Sons
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• office help. During a single day •
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plications for office help and t
• four for commercial 1ratchers. t
• our graduates succeed as none
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pc rienced physician will Fay "food.
good food and loll of it". But you
must have the appetite. When yoe'rd
tnkin
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you , ' .piy must eat for your np-
entil • conies hack calling for food.
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All Dreggista.
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EXETER - ONTARIO.