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STEWART'S
PHONE 16
Last Chance
This Season
Seven Only Ladies Lin-
en Skirts, -
t tick ed, flounced and trimmed
with Buttons and folds.
Regular value $2.25 to $2.75
You take your choice fct• only
$1.33
Mens Covert
Rain Coats
in Grey,
close, fine
finish. well
made, best
linings. Suitable for rain or
fall overcoat. $8.50.
A Dandy Lot of Ladies
white lawn
Waists, trimmed with Lace,
Insertion and fine Tucks,
ranging in price from $1.25tc
1.50. You take your choice
for 75c.
Here is one Pureaters Wool
for the Boys in Navy
and (.'ar•
conal with fancy roll collars,
30 Cents.
1.00 b1.25 b1.50
Three Spesiais
In Black Chiffon Taffeta
Silk, all 30 inches wide.
These conte to us direct from the makers. No middle profit ex-
cept the agents. Positively the best values we have ever shown.
Color and finish are perfect. These are money sayers.
SPECIAL
A lino of Scotch Giughams direct
front the Old Country in new Stripes,
Checks and Shadow Plaids. Real Beau-
ties. Every yard guaranteed, absolutely
fast dye. 12ic.
Dinner Sets
Lovely new designs in im-
ported Dinner Sets. 10S pieces
to the set, pure white grounds
Bard semi china body, decor-
ated with neat spray and
florid effee.t.,, gold traced and
stippled. About fifty sets to
choose front $7.75 to $15.00
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Our open stock Austrian
China. Anything from a
teacup to a full dinner set,
acknowledged to he the pret-
tiest pattern in the trade. Tea
set for $7.23. Dinner Set $18
to $23,00 according to num-
ber of pieces. "Ask for Bri-
dal Roses"
Black Dress Goods
Black Dress Goods, one of our strongest lines. Our as-
sortment is very complete. New lines are being opened
up each week. We are showing some very pretty shadow
stripes and plain mirror finished goods. See our lines at
50e, 75c, $1.00 and $1.25.
Farm Produce is just as good as cash
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Money Money Mone
WE MUST HAVE MONEY
In order toaise
r more
we willhold a
ygreat SLAUGHTER SALE for the
meat THIRTY DAYS. Everything reduced in price. All summer goods to
be sold at cost price.
Mens Straw and Linen Hats, Mens and Boys Suits
Ladies Blouses, Whitewear, Belts, Muslins,
Gloves, Light Rain Coats. etc, etc.
This is a Genuine Sale
As we want to raise $1,0011.10 in Thirty Days. Goods must go.
if you want bargains.
!'hone 22
R. N. ROWE
Come quick
One door north P. O.
SUN NEVER SHONE
on bettor cloth than we make up into
trouser* And the sun or rain can-
not hurt them either. They will
neither fade or shrink.
SOME E\TBA TROUSERS
cannot fail to come in handy during
your vncation. Let us make you a
pair or so that you needn't be afraid,
expose to the soil or rain.
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor.
EXEII'h-R, -- ONTARIO.
IJRICk HOUSE AND SiX ACRES OF
LAND IN t'SBORNK,
The North-East corner of Lot 13.
Concession 0. Osborne, the property of
tb' late Israel Harris. The house
la one and one-half stories high and
contains six rooms. kitchen and wood -
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 ro(1 track.
Satisfaction guar-
anteed and prices
right.
IIave
capable loan to install
them.
W. T. Gillespie.
Phone 51.
Exeter.
abed. There is n frame barn about VOTE Foil THE 11Y -LAW AND
10 by 40, hnrd and soft water. and IITETEI3 FiIRE PROTECTION.
abed. one acre of good fruit trees. VOTE Foil THE (IY•I.AW AND
The soil k n gond clay. The lot is IITETER 1•'iltE PROTECTION.
mostly seeded out and k well fenced VOTE FOR 'fiE ICY -LAW AND
And drained. Apply to IITETEII FIIU; PROTECTION.
GLADa1:AN & STANiIURY, VOTE i'olt TIIE BY-LAW AND
Exeter. 1 BTETEIR FiRE PROTECTION,
I Solicitors for the Executor.
Market Report.-Tbe following is ( Willie ldirney ie visiting friends in
the report of Exeter markets, ger-1Loi:dot.. Times Want Column
rect..d up to August 19th.
Wheat S2 to sic.
Barley 50 to 55e.
tats, new ;35e.
oats, old 42c.
Peas 75 to 80e.
Pratt 3;22.00
Shorts $21.00.
Star Four 83.10
Feed flour $1.50
Putter 18c.
Eggs
I tay$7.50 to 55.50
IHoseliveweight •.
71.55
Potatoes 75 to 80 cents
Ceal. $7.25 n ton.
to $1.55.
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7'.1r. and Mrs. J. Jones and family
ar holidaying at the Mend.
Miss Hattie Holloway, of London,
is visiting this! 'Ida Itowe.
VOTE FOR THE 13Y -LAW ANI)
i3ETTER FIRE PROTECTION. '
Mr. J. -Willis Powell was at Blyth
this week on a business trip.
Messrs. W. J. Mallett and Ed.
llarness were in Detroit last week.
Mr. "f. Ii. ,.McCallum and family
returned ;Monday from the Bend.
Mr. A. 'Moore, of London, spent a
couple of days in town last week. •
',kiss Myrtle Ilrowntrc•e, of Lucan,
'i-ired her aunt iMrs. D. 'Wood Sunday
Mr. 'Wilbur Vale, of London, is vis-
iting his mother 'Mrs. John Vale Exe-
ter North.
'Mr. and Mrs. 1t. G. Scldom visited
relatives in Ingersoll during the
week.
Miss Bertha Fitchett, of Thedford,
is the guest of Miss Ethel Brickwood
this week.
Miss Lena Bennett, of Toronto, is
the guest of her sister, 'Mrs. J. A.
Stewart.
llr, and Mrs. Garfield Shecre re-
turned to their home in llrantford
Saturday.
Mfrs. Boss and Miss lothron are
visiting relatives and friends in
itensel!.
VOTE FOR frim BY-LAW AND
BETTER VIRE PROTECTITON.
Me -ars. Tom. Carling and Sandy
Bawden left Monday morning for
Fort '\William.
Mr. Walter .Drinkwa►er, of Lon-
don visited his sister Mrs. Shirley
Bebicr last weeV.
hiss May .)Furcal has returned
home after n pleasant visit with re-
lat :•es at ,Whalen.
^•'r. E. J. Christie und sister Mrs.
R. 33. Rogers. spent Saturday and
S•inday in Detroit.
Mr. and ,Mr;. Anderson and child,
of the Soo, are visiting Mrs. Ander-
son's mother. ,Mrs. 'Wood.
'rr. Al. Meyers and Miss Follick, of
St. Thomas, have been the guests of
Mr. and Airs. Sam'I Sanders.
Miss Ilene Dodds left on Friday for
a tnenth's visit with friends in
Teterboro and other places.
Provincial Constable James Phelan,
of Gotlerich. was the guest of Mr.
Hugh Spackman over Sunday.
The Miss s Versa and Ethel Road-
house, of Kirkton. are visiting their
cousins Mises+ Ella and Olive Wood.
Mt'. J. JI. Soulhcott was r► visitor
at the Betel Saturday evening and
Sunday. Ile %vent out there about
the carne time last year.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dorwood. of
St. Marys. were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Maguire Sunday.
Mr. Elder Elliott, left Monday
morning for tit. Thomas. where le.
has secured a position at baking.
VOTE volt Tits BY-LAW AND
BETTER FIRE i'ItOTECT,ION. •
Mrs. Saxon Fitton r.nd Master Ger-
ald legit Tuesday mottling for J3uf-
Ra:o to visit the fortner's sister.
Miss +Mary 1:. 'faay:or has returned
borne after a five months Ftny with
her sister Mrs. Ephraim at Zion.
Mr. Acnuilla 8heerr, who was called
here on account of the dent of his
(ather, returned to Lansing Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. 1). Crittenden and
Mr. rind M rs. Chambers, of Itlyth.
returned to their home Tuesday even-
ing rafter `pending their holidays at
Grand Bend.
Mr. Andrew 'Campbell. who n few
weeks ago took n trip through the
tiorthti•est. returned home Thnrsdny
evening.
Miss Myrls' Kent. of London, has
returned home after n pleasant visit
with her cousins Etta \\ hiteford and
R. P. Taylor.
The vital school opened for the
fall tern Monday morning. The
town schools will re -open Tuesday.
e..ptemher 711t.
Dr. Lung and Mr. 8. Coxon. of
,rnnton. who nccompanied the bow-
ers on Friday evening called on Mr.
and Mrs. 1\'rn. Taylor.
firs. 1). Wood, accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Oiive. returned horn:
Saturday evening after :t pleasant
visit with friends in London.
At the rnte events are mnrchin;r
at present. i t will soon be n gars•
tion whellier Canada should contrib-
ute nn :airship or a dreadnought.
The Iwo rinks of Exeter bowlers
who attend, d the lo' reamatt at God-
ich In st week played very good. bet 25th inst to consider the gu,trnntceing
were unnb:e to land any of the fro- of the bums of a det•entnre by the
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phies. Town of Clinton to provide a water
Mrs. Geo. Anderson is visiting in 1 11 L V L.
Londua th:s week. • Five second hand nh.•els for
Mr. 1tob1. E. Pickard return. d from John Teichner.
the wt st last week.
in our last ad. we advertised very low prices in Boots and Shoes. Those
BOY '1'U LEARN PRINTING -,Ung : here is a special offer. The who bot were well satietled and those who didn't will he disappeinte3 when
who bus .passed the entrance exams.
pret: Times and Family
a mi:y herald and Week- they see what their neighbors got for their money.
err e.1 .1 A pp'y : at
'1'1111:S OFFICE.' l)' tifol the balance of 1909 for
I Dr. Ilyndman performed a auc- only 75 cents. This rate is for sub- This Week We Have Some More
ieessful operation on the throat of seripticr,s in Canada only.
Mies Daisy Hodgson last week.
The baseball game advertised for; "The llensall Flouring Mills have
Thw:,day evening between Crediton, on hand a large quantity of Feed,
u,.l lsxet,r did not tnaterialize+. The and %till supply you with Bran at
Crediton team telephoned about six .'22.00 and Shorts at 823.00 per
o'c:ock that they were unable to ton; secure your requirements while A few only of its(] wd1ts left which
come. ;the suPpy lasts. talose Beautifulf1 G been such a
The provincial License department I I. If you tritnt good bread use our
has given insu•uelions that the liven 'Snow !)rift Family Flour".
ses of all liquor dealers with three I
convictions against theta are to be WOOD FOR SALE. -\\'e are now
forfeited. This order a ill be strictly 1 -prepared to deliver to anv part of
enforced. I the town first class elm slabs. All
attended to.
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promptly
At the recent ,;air• of �1rs. Y'ookson's ordersR. GILLIES.
property Mr. ,Wen. funders pought 501
acres adjoining 1►is farm, while Mr.
Bargain Counter.
\\'rn. llcarin fou 'ht the 30 acres n g
short distance north and llr. Wm.!DR. OVENS EYE AND EAR SUR -
Northcott the 25 acres in the itay, g. eon.. will bo at the Commerolal Sole agents for the Shedrakie Overalls and Smocks. The
stv;tmp.• Iigie'. ilaur !1 a. m. to 1 P• Overalls with a uarantee.
J1 r. James Whyte, who was un -1 m Glasses properly titled and die- g
fortunate Ja to having his hed cut off 1 eases of eye ear and nose treated. A few of those Boots & Shoes left.
while working around a threshing Next visit Monday, Sept. 6th fore-
ntnchine, is getting along splendid- noon. Benson in afternoon.We carry a large line of Crockery at prices that will sell
ly. although he was very weak front ; Highest Prices for Produce. Butter
the loss of blood. i WANTED -Apprentice wanted to prices
!curs Garber trade. Penprase and
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PLUMS to Offer
As the Following Prices Will Show (-
there has
big 1 all on
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7 _.00 regular lfll 0 like to•1
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$2.00; $1.75 to clear $1.25; $1.50 to clear $1.15
A f'ww only of $1.•25 for $ 00.
We have a novelty table that would pay you to inspect It's our
Harry K. Thaw, the murderer of
Standford White. was last tveek ad-
judged insane by Chief Justice'Mills
of New York 6tate and ordered sent
back to the asylum :it Mattewan.
I.t:.eincena!, making :,,other trial
for his libertn -
VOTE FOR THE IBY-LAW AND
BETTER FIRE J'ROTF.CTION. ;
lies. 1t. If. Collins, %Miss Kate Hon-
thron and .91iss Katie Collins nre
making Preparations to move to To-
ronto in n few weeks, in order that
:Mics Katie !nay continue her studies.
They will make their home with 3Ir.
James Ilonlhron.
The flying machine will be a great
help to the stump speakers, During
a ctmpaign be will be able to aviate
from place to place and address huge
multitudes tvithout moving from his
seat. This trill give a realistic touch
to the statement so often made that
a speaker delivered thunder bolls.
Qualification of voters on Local
Option 13y -Laws. -Sub -section 1 of
section 141 of the Liquor License Act
(Chap. 245 R. S. O. 1897) provides
that a by-law of this kind, before
its final passing, must he duly ap-
proved by the electors of the muni-
cipality, That is, the electors who
are qualified to vote at municipal
elections.
The Sons of Scotland, of St•aforth',
are having a big cclebratiion in Sea -
forth on i VednesJay next, August 25
Special features are the Iluron Mara-
thon race. bicycle races, the •Kilties
Band of Lucknow- local races, etc.
Baseball match Goderich vs. Mitchell.
Grand concert in the evening, when
Ed lie I'i sgot t ail' be assisted by the
iCI:ties Band and pipers and dancers.
A Reactionary Storni I't•riod is
central on the 23rd, 211h, and ?5th.
with ,Moon's first quarter on the
23rr1. At this period the barometer
will fall again, the temperature
will rise and the threatening condi-
tions will increase into summer
storms. The outlook for diffused
rains is not without hope at this and
the preceding p.•riod, although we
do not expect a sufficiency of gener-
al rains during this month. The
Mercury period covering the 1511, to
the 28th, with probability of equa-
torial ink st
orms from the south. .�'
„rues
good Lope that August will not be
a month of unmitigated heat and
droath. Al the .arse time. a cycl,r�
oe such phenotnena is due, when we
may expect ' all signs to fail" in a
season of dry, hot weather. Under and virtue o; the
'Mortpowers con-
ce
Don't think because the reporter' will
nebd ie pnrodaucedrtaat
in the lime
gage ofwhics�lch
sees you getting on the train that he there will he offered for sale by
oerrht to know who you are and Puitrrc AUCTION
u here you are going. or if he sees
yo:i greet some friends that he knows Irl JAMES IC Auctionoer
who they are and sheer They are nt '1'111: IIAS'l'1N 1 iIthe iN '!'H
from. We aim to get all the news, Toren of Parkhill in the County of
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but you may be the one we don't 'Iowncsez on Saturday the 4th day of
happen to know. We Iry to beco►nct September A. 1). 1909 nt the hour of.
tnmilinr wish names and faces. if
possible. But during the years past
we have been to church nrid filled to
see you there; we have hung around
the town pump. but some of you were
not there; ):e have loafed on the
street: we've even risked our re-
putation on back streets on :► dark
reedit. bet yon wcrrn't all there
And we'll be hanged if we know
where to find you till. So if yon nre
,:o:ng or costing, or know anybody
cut line up queer enpers. let us know.
Mrs. B. 8. Phillips is visiting her son
Rev. 11. T. Phillips at Ravenswood,
FARM FOR SALE
Situated on the second concession,
lot 26, of the township of Cabernet
three miles from Exeter and five
miles from Bcitsal!, close lo church
and one smile and a quarter from
School. On this property there is
erected 1t good frame house, seven
rooms, convenient to hard and Fort
water; barn 40 z GO 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 erly is well drath-
ed and in a good state of cultivation.
If not cold privately before the 15th
of September will be Fold by public
suction. Further notice toil be
given. This property must be sold
as the proprietor is going west. For
particulars apply on the premis-s.
ROBERT MOWN, Prop.
FOR SALE
Cottage and three lots in Exeter.
being lots Nos. 55, 56 and 57 south of
Simcoe Street. On this property is a
,'rime cottage (brick. foundation) con-
taining' five rootns and a good cel-
lar nlso a good well and a large
stable. Good garden and fruit trees.
The property has to be sold to wind
up an estate. Apply to
GLADMAN & ST ANBURY,
Barristers,
Exeter, Ontario.
FARM FOR SALE
Ta .i hundred acres lots 20 and 20
10th and 11th concession, of Step-
hen. The farm has 10 acres good
hardwood bosh. bank h:urn 72 x 30
good frame house, never failing well,
o:stern at the barn ; good orchard.
The other has frame barn. good
wells. orchard. Both pre in good
Ftnt, of cultivation.
These farms will be sold together
or separate or will sell 150 acres.
Possession can be had on March 1st,
IPi0. 11 patties wish to purchase
they can do their plowing now. For
farther particulars. apply to Thos.
B. 1lnrtyn. Exeter, Ont.
Mortgage Sale
Mrs. Thos. Skinner. of Mitchell, Is
the guest of Mrs, Samwell. The high School Department of the
Miss Mabel Walter, Lordon, arrir- Exeter 1'ub:ie School a ill re -open
ed here '1atesday to spend it couple September 1st. a lib the fo:!oeing
weeks vacation, uff, Pncipal, \\'. 11. t iidenham+
Mts. Darn Dyer, of C.teeville, Mich. stmor. (3.
riA ; first AssistanVt. C. I1. Mic-
isa quest at th t homes of Mr. and Mrs. Kinley. It. A.: 'Commercial Sp scjaii.at
A. G. Dyer. A. M. .lobo=on. The roars•• covered
Mies Victoria Miners visited her is :,s4 eerlificn-
friend Miss Swann, of Fullerton, last fescomplete for second c!and junior mntrieu:ntion. The
week. past record of this school P:aces it
first in Ontario's ;ist for th • routes
o'c:oek P. M. the followin • valu-
able faros property. to -wit : Lot num-
ber Eight in the Twentieth Conces-
sion of the Township of McGillivray
in the County of Middlesex.
On the property there is it good
dwelling holm. and barn. a good
orchard. ahold 15 acres of hush, soil
first class. Fares well watered.
About five and one half utiles from
Parkhill. flood roade. A MOST DE -
NIRA IILE PROPERTY.
For reruns and conditions of sae
iti'i la
Kenneth Goodman
Solicitor for Mortgagee
Misfit A. J. Mille, of Wuodhatn, vis-
ited covered. Desks allotted in order of supplied me invnlnnble to farmers
at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.a a application. June closed with over and others contemplating going Westhbultis the past ncek, 109 euro:1, d stud, 111 s. For sittings. :and copies can be obtained 1'11 EE at
Miss Daisy Hodgson after spending arldre-:• .1. (;}ili:. 8,eretary. all offices of the Bank.
her vacation at her horse returned to
Bayfield Saturday evening to resume
her duty as teacher.
Mies 8 Kiehl*? left Tuesday for the l
Seattle•Yuknu'Exposition, enroute she
will visit Winnipeg, Brandon, Van-
couver and other places.
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IDc; Eggs 20e trade, 181e. cash; These
subject to change
CARLINC BROS.
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Over one thousand stu-
dents enrolled by our chain
last year. It pays to at-
tend a link of this great
chain, for "IN UNION
TIIERE iS STRENGTH."
The demand for our
graduates is THREE
TIMES the soppy.
Other schools engag.
our graduates as teachers
A special course for teach-
ers
Graduated of two years
ago are now earning i2.
000 per annum.
Three courses-Coatat Fit.
CIAL, STENOGRAPHY. and
TELEGIRAi'IHY.
1011 Term Ms Aup, 30
Write for particulars.
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Having leased the store pro-
perty of Mr. .1. 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 FOOD
ALL KiNDS OF SEEDS,
GRAiN, ETC. ETC.
The very hest grades of flour
always on hand.
Goods delivered to any part of
the town
We invite your patronage and
solicit a call from you
I3ro(lerick's
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7 h Canadian Bank of Commerce
has iss•Ied a map of the Ctmtdian
West, accompanied by a pamphlet
descriptive of the system of Dominion
:and survey and of the homestead re-
t stn- a:Pl'lie:,hle to that {rant of
C to oda. The map and information
A special meeting of the ('.runty
Council will be held at. (Tinton on the .
The junior baseball tenni went to
Hensel! Monday tt•enins to play a
errors with the junior+ of that
111 ace, Black and White Pepper, Curry
place were defeated by Ihr scar.• He tens gmdtnK at team of 11,rFr9 at
of 8 to 4. and
too.,to it load) of barrels through a .
Air. Jenne 'Carling. accompanied by gateway of Daniel Ttuemner on the and Tumerlc Powder, etc• etc•
t'a siders. Miss Pneline and Mrs. Go.-h.•n line. and :as there is a down+
leg. Eliot, left 'Tuesday from Nor- grade from the rnain roidway, h • got
rich for n trip dorm the St. Lew- pinned between the gate post and the
renre. wagon rack. He was thrown to th••
Mr. A. E. Johns. B. A.. of Victoria ground, but managed to hang to the
College. Toronto. will occupy the p•11. lines and direct the horses so that Ills
pit in th Cnyen Presby.: esus church wagon did not run over hint. ilia
next Senday morning and Rev. C. )'hest was soma t bruised, and h
Fetch •r in the' . vetting, ass laid up eve days.
and sewerage system.
High Grade Spices
Absolutely Pete highest Quality Greatest Strength
011r special selection of whole and
ground slices is (complete and Ki11 ensure
perfect snt'rt'ss.
Mr. Wm. i):tatr.(roe had n narrow es•I Cloves, Cinnamon, Ginger, Nutmegs, Allspice,
cape front serious injury Last Friday. 1•
ole's
sold in Belk or lee. per package.
Drug
Store Exeter
Iiea4qusrtere ter tickling Supplies.
THE COOK'S
DELiGIHT with a sack of STAR
Cour will he equalled by your own
when you find how much better
things to est you get,
STAR hakes more good loaves to
FLOUR the sack than any other.
bakes bread that stays moist and
street, bakes biscuits that mother ICY
her palmiest days could not equal.
HARVEY BROS.
Here's Good News
The outt•ket 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 rash.
Rags 75
C, per hour
rel
Iron from 60c to 75c. per hun.
Old rubber hoots & shoes 7c. Ib.
Copper and brass 9c. per Ib.
Harse hair 30c. per Ih.
Lend and zinc 2 1/2c. per Ib.
Bring your goods here and get
the worth of your money.
A great variety of IRON
PiPEalways on hand at a rea-
sonable price, suitable for fence
posts, bracing bonleyarding.
M, Jackson & Sons
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CENTRAL
STRATFORD., ONT.
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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 departments -
Comment -1 AL, SBoitTliAND
TELEGRAPHl•
We assist graduates to posi-
ons as well ns give a most thor-
ough training. (let our free cat-
ningne at mice.
ELLIOTT & MCLACIILAN,
Principals.
PiN YOUR
1' V'i'II
to something that has cured thons-
ands and will cure you.
There may he nething wrong with
you but n "rurt down" constitution.
TT CURES TIIAT.
Or nn annoying little coaat.
iT CURES 'r11AT.
or inil•averishd condition of the
Wood
1'r CURES THAT.
Or 'gas of appetite.
1'r Ci'itFS TII%T.
Or . -. i map be so far mit-Inc. d t hat
yoa'r • :n danger of pulmonary trour:
hie: 1 rnchit i'. ransampl ion.
Set • the nuttier to -day. Buy
i:•lti(' "'S TA'STE1.ES4 :and take it r.•-
^'t:n . It tt ill fir pot np.
Al:dr,:ggists.
W. S. Howey, Phm. Be
f'heniist. and Optician
F.RETF.it - ONTARio,