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Summer Lines Clearing at Prices
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Just in A new line of Voung Men's OLIVE GREEN knock
shout Ilan;. They're swell. $2.00. }:
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Ladies Natural Colored Linen Skirts all Tailor
made
Trimmed with folds, piping and buttons. Just the correct thing
for hot dusty days. Regular values 1.05 to 2 25, your choice now
for $1 3'3
Ladies White Linen Skirts Tailor Made Pleated
and buttoned fronts,
very dressy, latest New York styles, regular value $2.25 to 2.50
clearing et $1.10.
Listen! We have about, Twenty Ladies Rain Coats. All odd
lines. some three quarters and some full lengths.
Just the thing for driving. Good for rain. good for dust. Val-
ues 111111 surprise you. Your choice for $2.05.
Another 5o Doz. Lot
crackers. 2 pair for a quarter.
of Ladies Hose, Black and Tan
plain and Ribbed. They are
Nave You a Small Foot? Perhaps:we should not
ask, but we have a lot of
Ladies 21 and 31 Kid Slippers, Lace Shoes, Buttoned Boots and
Fine Oxfords. Regular values 1.50 to 2.50. If your foot, is small
come and take your pick for 05c.
Just About Quarter Price The balance of our
Ladies Trimmed Hats
Do you want another Hat. Come and see what ridiculously
low prices we are willing to take.
Room Rugs and Linoleums
new lines just in.
favor.
are two of our real
strong Ines. Some
The patterns are lovely and values in your
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Money Money Money
WE MUST HAVE MONEY
It order to raise mons
In y we will hold a great, SLAUGHTER EB SALE for the
next THIRTY DAYS. Everything reduced in price. An summer goods to
be sold at. cost price,
Mens Straw and Linen Hats, Mens and Boys Suits
Ladies Blouses, Wbitewear, Belts, Muslias,
Gloves, Light Rain Coats. etc, etc.
This is a Genuine Sale
As we want to raise $1,000.00 in Thirty Days. Goods must go. Come quick
if you want 1►argaine.
Phone 22
R. N. ROWE
One door north P. O.
SUN NEVER SHONE
on better cloth than we make up into
Itrousere. And the sun or rain can -
mot hurt them either. They will
!neither fade or shrink.
SOME EXTRA TROUSERS
cannot fail to come in handy during
your vacation. Let us make you a
pair or so that you needn't be afraid
expose to the sue or rain.
Here
To Stay
Bus and Dray calls
promptly attended to.
Horses kept in stock
for sale.
WM. ARNOLD
The Haying Season
is Here.
And you will need a hay
fork. I have the agency
for Beatty Bros., Fergus,
round rod track.
W. W. TAMAN Satisfaction guar-
anteed and prices
right.
Have capable elan to install
BRICK HOUSEAND SiX ACRES OF th(',ln.
LAND 15 USIIOItNE.
Concession 6.
The North-1•:ast corner of Lot 13, �• T Gillespie
1'sborne, the property of s •
th' late lua •1 Harris. The house Phone 51. Exeter.
is one and nne-half stories high and
contains six rooms. kitchen and wood
abed. 'there is n frame barn about
20 by 411. hard and soft water. and Mies Lily I'loody, who for the past
nboa( one ncrr of good fruit trees. few week**. ,has been visiting her
The soil is a good clay. The lot is grnndpare s Mr. and Mrs. ltd.
Mostly seeded out and is well fenced Crocker, tv t In Toronto last Tiles -
and drr•incd. Apply to day to ripen, n few days with other
GLA OMAN & STANBURY, relatives, before .returning to her
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Exeter. home i Ifni) bury.
Solicitors for the Exceutor. '
Met chant Tailor.
EXE I'ER, --- ONTARIO.
Market Report. -The following is i
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the report of Exeter markets,
rected up to August 5tb.
Wheat :'5 to 9Se.
Eggs 20c.
It .ur.,y aU to c 53 .
Peas, 80c to fsc'.
Pratt $21.
:shorts S25.
Star Flour $3.25.
Feed flour 51.511 to $1.55.
I1utt..•r Ire.
Eggs 19c.
1I.ay$7.50 to $:8.50.
Hogs. livetweight S. -LK)
Coal, $7.25 a ton.
Potatoes 75 to 90 cents
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LOCALS •
The Misses Pearl Kest le, May�1Times Want Column
HardWood. ore spending
I'rayn.• and Jennie L I A B L E
Hardy ore siendiog th. u., k at the
Bend. Five second Loud wh,e;s for sale.(
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John Tri, b 11
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n,er:y of Exeter, was el,c(ed Grand -�-- In out last ati, we advertised very low prices in Boots and Shoes, 'rhos,
\\'urdcu of the 1. 0. O. F.. of Ontariohere is n special offer. The�who bot were well satisfied and those who didn't will be disappoiute3 when
at Ottawa ,Tuesday morning.Times and Family Jterald and Week -
they see what their neighbors got for their money.
Mrs. Lolvermau and daughter Gear- ty Star for the balance of 1900 for
vise, who have been visiting Mrs. only 75 cents. This rate is for sub- This Week We Have Some More
Tum and Mrs. Yeo, lett Tuesday for seriptions in Canada only.
their home in Menominee. tWis. --,..---
Mr. and ,Mrs. T. E. llandfotd „nil "The llensall Flouring, Mills have
two daughters left last , 't et l: for on hand a large quantity of Feed.
<I;uka 10 ,p.„s a f. u• weeks 1lu•' and will supply you with Bran at
gu.•-:s of MesArs. Cros:cy 1111(1 llunt-i $22.00 and Shorts at $23.00 per
er. ton; eccure your requirements while
X':uir Jarvis, Toronto, of the supply lasts. ,
organization is in town. and will visit If you want good bread use
the new camp pf Woodmen to -night. "Snow Drift Family Flour".
• when a number of initiations and• -�-
other business twill be conducted. WOOD FOR SALE.-\Ve are now
Mr. Richard .Davis received a bad -prepared to deliver to any part of
gash on his face a few days ago. the town first class eltn slabs. All
11e was loading gravel at the time orders promptly attended to.
and Lad lifted a large piece of shale R. GILLIES.
011 the wagon, ti hen it slid off strik--�---
n7; hint causing the cut. i DR. OVENS EYE AND EAR SUR-
Yesterdtiy twas S1 r. N. 1). lturdori s soon. will he at the Commercial
--ty third 1/irihd:try. and he was the Mote!. flours 9 n. M. to 1 P.
recipient of congratulations from m. Glasses properly fitted and dis-
his many friends. Ile looks just as eases of eye ear and none treated.
Miss Nina in )•Doul; its be did twenty three years Next visit Monday, Sept. 6th fore-
ingersoll. ngu when he was forty. noon. Ilensall in afternoon.
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The Timet till Jan, 1010
for Fifty ('eats. 'ren
y,iur Neighbors about it.
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l:insntan is visiting
ing
Millie .Martin is visiting re- An interestingbaseball-�-"
;atives in Dorchester. game was
p:nyed on the recreation grounds WANTED -Apprentice wanted to
Thursday evening between the jun-
iors of Exeter and the juniors of Hen -
sail, resulting in favor of the home
boys by tt score of 16-12.
As many in town are talking about
buying automobiles the thought oc-
curred to us that if our subscribers
will hustle and pay all arrcages they
might assist us in at least writing for
a price list of the machines.
Civic holiday, 'Thursday August
5th, tt as spent very quietly here.
Quite a number took in the Gala
day sports at Grand Bend. while
others spent the day frog fishing.
Several interesting games of bowls
were played.
Miss Norma Dobler. tvho was here
visiting recently, .has returned to
Battle Creek to continue her course
in the Sanitarium. Miss Dottier was
ca:lcd east Owing to the illness of
her mother in Buffalo and on her
r••).i1 I :stayed off here a few days.
Miss 'Flossie Taylor, of London, is
visiting her parents.
Mr. Orv. Sotatheott is spending his
vacation at the Bend.
Mrs. Trace, of London, is the guest
of Mrs. J. A..Monroe.
Miss 011ie Jones, of Brantford, is
visiting her mother. here.
Mr. Leroy Coultis visited friends
10 Ravenswood last, week.
Miss Jessie Hodgert is visiting Mies
Anna Bell4or n few days.
A number front Exeter attended
t1. circus at London Tuesday.
Mrs. Hanna and daughter, of Tor-
onto, are visiting Miss Strang.
Alex. Smith, M. P., for North
Middlesex was in town Saturday.
'.ars. D. Johns and daughters Lilla
and Amy are visiting in Toronto.
Mrs. Dick and daughter. of Chi-
cago, are guests of Mrs. T. \Vhitet,
Mr. 'C. Tebbutl, a former school
teacher here, its visiting friends in
town.
The marriage took place yesterday,
Wednesday, August llth, nt the home
of the bride's parents, Calgary, of
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Linderfield left Miss Ethelda C. Moss, eldest dough -
Monday morning to visit friends in ter of 'Mr. and Mrs. .1, 1'. Ross, for -
Detroit. tnerly of Exeter, to Mr. \\'m. Robert
Bellamy. of Vancouver. Mr. and
Mrs. L'ellatny will reside in Van-
couver.
Mr. Frank Walter. of Detroit, is
visiting his parents 'Mr. and Mrs. J.
Walter.
Messrs. Will. Burke and Herb. Axt
offended the circus at London Tues-
day.
Mr. Abe Davis, of London, is visi-
ting his parents Mr. and Mrs. \Vm.
Davis.
Mr. and 'Mrs. G. R. Salter, of Tor-
onto. nre the guests of the former's
parents.
Tit- Misses Spargo, of Bancroft,
are 'nests of ttheir aunt Mrs. 0. Mc•
In11's. ;
••tis, Laura Vivian, of .Mitchell is
v• -iting her grandmother Mrs. Geo.
11 rooks.
Miss Marie Deltry, of Toronto, was
th..• guest of Mrs. J. A. Monroe, over
Sunday.
Mr. i'nd 'Mrs. Art. Ramsay return-
ed to th.•ir home in Ilnnlilton on
,Monday.
Miss Lulu ,Martin returned friday
evening after n visit with friends In
Godericb.
,\1r. Fred Sweet has been appointed
is
innctittl of the Penatangut.honc
public school.
Miss Eileen Farmer is the guest of
the Misses Katie Collins and Kath-
leen Stewart.
Miss Edna M. Dow. of the Toronto
General hospital, is home for a two
weeks' vacation.
Several from here attended the ball
game between Crediton and Ailsa
Craig Monday night.
Mrs. Ed. iMarshall and Master Fred
Saul visited nt the home of Mrs.
1Vm. hockey Sunday.
Mr. rind ,Mrs. t\\', 11.'tVeidenhaminer
have returned titter spending a few
weeks at Street svi Ile.
:hr. and 'Mrs. Richard Illatchford
spent n few days in •Ciinton visiting
Mr. and Jirs. Chas. Hawke.
51rQ. .itoss. of Livingstone, Mont..
is We guest of her sisters Mrs.
Collins and 51iss Ilonthron.
The new howling green is looking
in excellent shape and the players
expect to try it in a few days.
,hisses Jennie and Vera Trick were
the guests of 'Mrs. Samtwell also Miss
Lena 1::atchford for a few days.
51r. and Mrs. Beresford and two
children. of Cleveland, nre the guests
of Sirs. W. J. Denman at the Bend.
110Y TO LEARN PRINTING -,ane
who has passed the entrance exams.
preferred. Apply at TIMES OFFICE.
Messrs. A. E. Fiske and R. N. Tay•
for are in Ottawa attending the en-
camement of the grand lodge. 1. 0.
O. F. i
The Misses Raney. of Clinton and
?'' ss nrint neer. of Chisel hn rst. were
t'. • gut site of Mis4 Vinn Cookson on
: ., ndn)•.
Miss Winn. of London. is %isitinx
,!ie Misses Welsh. and 51iss ilend.•ll.
of London, spent Sunday with firs
5lisses Welsh.
Mr. 'Coss R. Howard. of the Mo; -
son's bank stall 8t. Thomas. spent
S1. 'i'homns 'Civic holiday ,with his
parents here.
Mr. Earl Sparkman officiated at
th,• organ of the Main street church
In.! Sunday. during the absence of
Mrs. ltlntehfor'I.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hissett and
children. of Strnthroy. nre visitinz
the fornter's parents. Jar. and Mrs.
Tilos. Bisset 1. jr.
Mrs. G. 11. ilugh,•s. of 5, w York.
who has hecn visiting her part nts
Mr. and Mr•e. Thos. Fitton. leaves to-
day for her home.
Rev. A. J. Kest le. 11. A.. i1. D..
who has tu''n vi-itinO parents and
friends in Exeter and St. Marys has
returned to Prank en. Ohio.
Mosler Freddie .1 wall has return-
ed 10 his home in Landon after a
plensant visit of five weeks with his
cousin Miss Minnie Jewell.
Master Clyde llc•aman was badly
poisoned with poison ivy at the Bend
one day last week. The little Tad's
face was in such condition that a
physician had to be consulted. One
of his eyes was so badly swollen that
h: could hardly see and to make mat-
ters worse a ben slung him on the
other eye closing that optic for a
ti tae.
For sale at less than half price -
One iron ,safe. / combination lock,
ItI(ANI NEW, A iBEAUTY. n!so one
pair of computing scales, Illt:\N1)
NEW. The scales cost ONE IIUN-
i)I(ED DOLLA118. FORTY DOLLARS
buys them. The iron safe cost SiX-
TY 1'IWE DOLLARS and TWENTY
FIVE DOLLARS g.•ts il. S.e then)
at the Exeter Bargain S1 ore. -J. W,
1111011 111'OI' .
Mrs. (Rev.) Cooper. of Itlyth and
formerly of Elitnviilr, was taken
Tuesday of last week to the hospital
at 'Clinton. where she underwent a
serious operation for the removal of
a tumor in the left side. It will be
some time before site can be removed
to her home. Her neice, Miss Gert-
rude Hagar. of Redlands, Calif. Gen-
eral hospital is with her. Mrs
Cooper's many friends will be anxious
for her speedy recovery.
Abraham Merner, a relative of the
Tale Senator ,Menu•r. has issued n
writ against. Senator Valentine Matz
asking compensation for services
rendered in getting n senator to
ntrlk' way for the appointment of the
defendant. Senator ltalz was ap-
pointed !hiring the Inst session of
Parliament. Senator Itatz views the
action taken by sterner as 11 inky.
and still defend himself in the courts
if the case goes that far.
There is not touch enthusiasts
among the students who tried the•rc-
centexams. and got plucked. it has
b••eu reported (hat the examination
papers at the request of the depart-
ment were purposely made hard as
the Norma:s thronglioiit the pro-
vince nre in n • crowded condition'.
It is not nI all pleasing to the teach-
ers to know that some of their pupils
were plucked because the papers were
made purposely hard and the exannin-
ers instructed to he strict. It cosi,
each pupil $5 10 try the examinations
and the department should send out
word to the tenehers to allow only
those to try ,whom they were almost
sure could pass.
Mr. .T. M. fiouthcott. nmatenr 100
yard runner attended the field day
sports held by the St. Thomns Ath-
letic Association on Monday. In the
100 vnrd event. he was SOCOnd in the
first hent but in the finals he w•as
d.•fented. in the 220 yard event he
ran fourth. 11is opponents were sotne
of the hest runners in 1)nlnrif. S. S.
Dent. of .Woodstock. N. J. While. of
Toronto. and nn American athlete
nnnu•d Watson. who is stimmerin,r at
Grimsby. The time twins considerably
slower than 51 r. Santhenll has nezo-
t1nled nn the local track. Iie w•as
n'sn h'e ndicepped by n'in r rehh^r
eo•es. ennvin r him to slip. Messrs.
Ne'ert `'11 ••r • rind Russell Son1hent1
aceanlin n'ed him.
The ' t''meinet i. taken front the
Strntferd Iteacon and refers to Mr.
John Passmore, son of Mr. Thomas
Pnssntore. of th•' Thames Bond. "Mr.
John .Pnsstnnre. a Ito has h'en ten-
ts r ngine
d as eyeengineer and electian at
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file tern► power plant far neiriyl Cloves Cinnamon,Ginger Nutmegs,Allspice,
five 3,111'?, has court•:• t d the rolirs' 1 1
American School ilt:orr• gspondenin he Mace, Black and White Pepper, Curry
Chicano. his nverag.• trade through-
out the eosin • being very high. Mr,(
learn barber trade. Penprase and
Burke.
FARM WANTED
To buy or rent. 100 acres prefer-
red. Full information at Times offioe.
GIRL WANTED Good girl for gen-
eral housework, Good swages. Ad-
dress A. 13. Box N. or apply at Times
Office.
AUCTION SALE -The long open
shed at the Bethesda appointment
will be sold by Public Auction Tues-
day evening, August 10th at seven
o'clock on the premesis. 13. 8. Phil-
lips, Auct., C. Keddy. Secy. Trust ltd.
FARM FOR SALE
Situated on the second concession,
lot 26, pf the township of Usbornes
three miles from Exeter and five
miles from Hensel!, close to church
and one !mile and a quarter from
school. On Ibis property there is
erected a good frame house, seven
rooms, convenient to hard and Felt
water: barn 40 x 60 ft. with stabling
underneath, horse stable 20 x 35, with
drive floor and loft for hay. There
aro forty acres seeded down and ten
acres in bush, also a good bearing
orchard. This pro erty is well drath-
ed and in a good state of cultivation.
If not ;told privately before the 16th
of September will be Fold by public
auction. Further notice swill be
given. This property must be sold
as the proprietor is going west. For
particulars apply on the premises.
ROBERT DOWN. Prop.
FARM FOR SALE
Lot 3, concession 0, township of
IIny, containing 100 acres. On this
property there is a two storey brick
cottage, large bank barn. with shed
and cement pig pen under. Two
acres orchard, good supply of water,
8 acres of splendid bush, mostly ma-
ple. convenient to church, school and
PLUMS to Offer
As the Following Prices Will Shoe'
A few only of • ��lUV Waists lett which there hasthose Beautiful ` e been such a big run on
$2.75 for $2.00; Our regular $2.50 line to clear
$2.00; $1.75 to clear $1.25; $1.50 to clear $1,15
A f'w only of $1.:25 for $.00.
We have a novelty table that would pay you to inspect It's our
Bargain Counter.
Sole agents for the Shedrakie Overalls and Smocks. The
Overalls with a guarantee.
A few of those Boots & Shoes left.
We carry a large line of Crockery at prices that will sell them.
Highest Prices for Produce. Butter 18c; Eggs 10c trade, 181c. cash; These
prices subject to change
CARLINC BROS.
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Over nne thousand stu-
dents enrolled by our chain
last year. It pays to at-
tend a link of this great
chain, for "IN UNION
THERE 18 STREN(1T11."
The demand for our
graduates is THREE
TIMES the sunny.
Other schools engage
our graduates as teachers.
A special course for teach -
Graduated of two years
ago are new earning $2.
000 per annum.
Three courses-CoMMER.
CIAi., .STENOOItAPIIY, and
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ELEORAPIIY.
Fall Term Opaas dug.
Write for particulars.30
Clinton Business
College
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Gen.
Mpott, n, Principal.
market. This is a beautiful home.
Nearly all seeded down, will sell'
reasonable. Possession given this
fall. Apply to JOHN BRODERICK,
on premises or the Sareeta P. O.
FARM FOR SALE
Tv o hundred acres Iots 20 and 20
10th and 11111 concession, of Step-
hen. The farm has 10 acres good
hardwood bush. bank barn 72 x 36
good frame house, never failing well,
cistern at the barn; good orchard.
The other has frame barn. good
wells, orchard. Roth ore in good
stat( of cultivation.
These farms will be sold together
or separate or will eel! 150 acres.
Possession can be had on March 1st.
11)70. II panties wish to purchase
they can do their plowing now. For
further particulars. apply to Thos.
11. Mnrtyn. Exeter, Ont.
PUBLIC MEETING
A Public Meeting of the citizens
and all those interested. To discuss
the Water works 93y -law, will be held
in the Town I(nll, Exeter, nn Tuesday
evening August 170h, at 8 p. nt.
Thos. 11. McCallum. Reeve.
The high School Department of the
Exeter Public School swill re -open
September 1st. with :11 foilowing
staff. Principal. W. 11. \\•eidenhnm•
mer. 11. A : First Assistant. C. 11. STc-
1Cinley. 13. A.: 'Commercial Specialist
A. 11. Johnson. The course covered
is complete for second clas-I certifica-
tes and .junior matriculation. The
past record of this school places it
first in Ontario's list for the course,
covered. 1)c• -Ls allotted in order of
application. June eros. (1 nith over
100 enrolled students. i'or sittings.
address. .1. (11(1(10. 5, cretnry.
NEW
Provision Stote
Having leased the store pro-
perty of Mr. J. W. Broderick,
Main Street, I beg to announce
to the public that i have opened
out business in the line of Gen-
eral Provisions.
FLOUR, FEED, STOCK FO9D
ALL KINDS OF SEEDS,
GRAIN, ETC. ETC.
The very hest grades of Ilottr
always on hand.
Goods delivered to any part of
the town
\Ve invite your patronage and
solicit a call from you
Broderick's Jp EIDT
Old Stand
'1 he Canadian (lank of Comute::e
has issued n snap of tha Canadian
West, accompanied by a pamphlet
descriptive o[ the system of Dominion
land survey and of the homestead re -
1:101' eeperahl,' to ural part of
C mads. The map and information
supplied are invaluable to farmers
and others contemplating going West
and copies can be obtained FitEE at
all offices of the Bank.
High Grade Spices
Absolutely Pure • ilighest Quality Greatest. Strength
Our special selection cf whole and
grollni1 spices is complete and Will Insure
perfect suc'c'ess.
Passmore is to be congratulated upon
his soccer -Ifni completion of this diffi-
cult work. rind especially as he has
contint:• d his work while pnrsninz
his stt;dies. Nle hits now in his pos-
session n Stationary Engineer'! Di-
plome as well as the Electrical Ertpi-
neer's Diplomn. having preYionsly
obtained the former.'
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and Trimeric Powder, etc. etc.
ole's
Sold in Hnik or 10e. per package.
Drug tore Exeter
ileadquarters for Pickling Supplies.
THE COOK'S
DELIGHT with a sack of STAR
Cour will be equalled by your own
when you find how much hotter
things to cat you get.
STAR bakes more good loaves to
FLOUR It
the sack than any other,
bakes bread that stays moist arid
sweet, bakes biscuits that mother in
her1
is aRest days could not equal.
HARVEY BROS.
1 f1e r6's Good Neil
The market prices for old junk
are alive and so is
The Old Reliable Firm
M. Jackson & Son
one door south of the Metropoli-
tan. Just, look at, the following
prices (no trade, and no truck)
all cash.
Rags 75 c,hundred
RP
per ►lndred
Iron from Me to 75e. per hun.
Old rubber hoots & sines 7c. ib.
Copper and brass 0c. per lb.
Horse hair 30c. per Ib.
Lead and zinc 2 1!2c. per Ib,
Bring your goods here and get
the worth of your money.
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A great yetiety of IRON
PIPEalways on hand at a rea-
sonable price, suitable for fence
posts, bracing bouleyard1ng.
M. Jackson & Sons
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Fall Term From
Sept. 1st
),�)CENTRAI
STRATFORD, ONT.
After twenty --two years of sol-
id work we have become the lar-
gest. best and most successful
practical training school in Wes-
tern Ontario with no superior in
Canada. Three departnrents-
Commences i., SiIORTIiANi)
TELEMIAI,11i
We assist graduates to posi-
t one as well as give a moot tbor-
ough training, Get our free cat-
alogne nt once.
ELLIOTT & MM(:LACIILAN,
Principals.
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PIN YOUR
FAiTH -
to soft ethir,tr that has cured thou, -
owls arid will cure you.
I1l!lCI:'S TASTELESS
COD I.IVEIt OIi.
There may be nothing wrong with
snit but n "run down" constiltition.
1'1' CURES THAT.
Or no annoying little cringe.
IT CIJIIEA TIIAT.
Or impoverished condition of the
h'ood.
11' CITIES TI1:\T.
r►r -s of npp.•tite.
IT C.t'ItES ThIAT.
Or }, 1 mny he to far advanced that
rn l'r • n dnnger of pulmonary troop:
h'• 1 nehitie consumption.
t' the mntter In -ley. Huy
eltIC ; TASTEi,fai`i and take it re-
. :':,r It w ill (is you sip.
All druggists.
W. S. Howey, Phm. B.
('heat's, and i)ptieian
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