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STEWART'S
PHONE 10
New Fall Stock
Complete
We are ready with the best stock and we believe
the best values we have ever offered.
Ladies Tailor -Made
Jackets
Are a very strong line with us. Smart
New York models are what we ofl'er you.
Our lines are unbeatable.
Millinery
We are Ready to Take Care of Your
Early Orders
Miss Auld is again in charge. She
has just returned from the fashion
centres of Detroit, Buffalo and T(ir-
onto and is prepared with the very
smartest styles for your approval,
Dress Goods
We just ask you to do us the kind-
ness to come in and take a look. We
want to introduce to you our exclusive
styles. Come and see us.
Farm produce as good as cash with ns.
S. A. STEWART
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The Big Bargain Store
During Fair Week
Ladies Mantles, Children's Coats
Big assortment of Fur Muffs and Ruffs, Fur Coats and Caps,
Fur lined Coats and New Dress Goods in all the leading colors.
Ladies and Childrens Finc and Heavy Boots
Mens light and heavy Bcots
Mens and Boys Suits and odd Trousers, all at bargain prices.
Don't forget to see our table of Ladies and Girls hats at ioc
each. Very nice for school or a second hat; also some nice trim-
niings and feathers cheap.
Peaches in Stock for Fair Day
Phone 22
R. N. ROWE
One door north P. O.
Here
To Stay
Bus and Dray calls
promptly attended to.
• WM. ARNOLD
Don't Go By
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Horses kept in stock
for
without maintains in for a look at the Ju
Dew Fall fabrics rte are tailoring in-
to suits rind top -coats. You won't see
them nnyw here else for we have them
exclusively.
dicial Notice to
Claimants.
ORDER A SUIT MADE Pursuant to Judgment of th
ffor yourself while you are bete. Hirai Court of Justice made in
swell one for as 7ertitin action wherein the Canadia
We'll Make you a
little as possible and guarantee tnore Bank of Soret(, Eliza is Ionidand an
cloths satisfaction for the mons • Flynt nre Def nScott and t
than } Flynn are 1)c[endanta dated th
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W. W. TAMAN 1l100
The persons claiming to be credi
tors of the said Defendants Adam 0
Scott and Eliza Scott. of the Town
ship of McGillivray. in the Count
,f Middlesex, Farmers, are by them
s.•lves or their solicitors on or be
fore the 20th day of September. A
0. 1909 at E!even o'clock in the fore
noon to come in rind Drove Ihei
claims at the Chambers of the Mai
ter of the Supreme Court of .indica
tura, at Goderieh; or in default there-
of they will be peremptorily ex-
!iiu1'd from the benefit of the snit,
Judgment.
Dated at Goderieh this first day
of September, A. 1). 1909
III. L. 1)OYLE. ,Master.
Madman & Stanbury, Exeter. Ont.
Solicitors for Plaintiff.
Merchant Tailor.
EXETER, ONTARIO.
PRICK 11O('SE ANi) SIX ACRES OF
LAND iN 1'HI1ORNE.
'1 he Norlh•East corner of Lot 19,
Concession 6, t'tborne, the property of
th' iatc Israel liarris. The house
is one and one-half •torics high and
contains six rooms, kitchen and wood-
•hed. There is n frame barn about
20 by 40. hard and soft water, and
nl:e.lc one act., of good fruit trees.
The aoil is a good clay. The lot is
mostly seeded out and is well fenced
and drained. Apply to
GLAI)MAN & STANRURY,
Exeter. •
•S.,i . tors for the Executor,
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Martel Report.-Ths following to
the report of Exeter markets, cor-
n. eted, up to Septcmb r 16th.
Wheat. 98 to 1.00.
Oats, new, :15 to 136 cents.
Barley 48 to 60 cents
Peas. 70 to 75 cents.
Bran $22.00
Shorts $21.00.
Star Flour $3.00
Feed flour $1.50 to
i' •ler l9c.
1{,_s21c.
Ilay 1$9.00. y1u.t°t
(logs, liveweight t'rF.(5.
Potatoes 75 to 90 cents
Cua!, $7.25 a tod.
$1.55.
Hiss Blanche Sheer° visited tricnda Times Want Column! THE
in London ou Tuesday. 1 11
Miss Callaudcr, of Brandon, was the
,;nest of Miss Ethel Maw over Sunda). , OJUIt SALE. -At reasotlable prices, 1
The \Vest,rn ('air is on this week Durham Portland Cement. ,Apply to
and tiauy (tutu here are ;attending.I Wesley Shier, Woodhull'. I W@ are St1II in the swim. vol' 13argalll Counter is again
1:. Wheatley. of Clinton, was
��- ladened with
the guest ul Mrs. ll:tri s Rowe this
91iss ISUY '1'U LE:►RN PRINTING -.One a
week. who Las passed the entrance exams. A'1' BARGAIN PRICES. (loth ends tent*
Miss Gruff, of Buffalo, was here preferred. Apply at TIMES OFFICE. DRESS 000DS large pieces. Regular 35, 40, $J, t) and
IN. D. Ilurdon4 g
)uttending the funral of the late airs. „t',., n,.., -..n tr
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; 75c per yard to clear 25c. These goods
lourinMills have are all good, heavy and durable; Make s rlendid dresses for your girls going
OLD RELIABLE
Mrs. \\'cry. of Loudon, visited Mrs.
R. Downey and other triends in torte
last week.
111. s. ltobt. A:ex ander and Miss
Agile& are spending the week end
with .
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= LOCALS
• The Exeter council will on Friday
�el,i
• u,; open tenders for the con-
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A Great Offer. -The Tittles and
1':uuily Herald :led Weekly sitar front
pow till Jan. 1910 for TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS.
Exeter fair t:. xt Monday aud Tues-
day.
Miss Gregory has returned from a
month's visit in Brampton.
struction of the slew darn.
Mrs. D. hackney a bo has been vis-
iting relatives here left ou Wednes-
day for her house in Regina.
Mrs. Pearce, of St. Thomas, Is
visiting her parents Mr. and .firs.
Wm. Northcott, Exeter North.
Miss Charlotte Robson, •of Beverly
in the Galt vicinity is visitinz Mrs.
Thomas Keruiek of the North End.
Dtr. Simpson, of Saginaw, was culled
Dir_. Fit tun anal Mrs. Anderson here- ter; week owing to the illness
visited, in Mitcheil Saturday. of his wife, 'vho is visiting her sister,
Mrs. 'Dlarshand and children re- \trs. Chits. 11irney.
turned from Buffalo Saturday. Miss Mary Iiepburn, formerly with
Mr. A. Q. Ilerryhill, of Rannoch, the 'f. Eaton Co.. Toronto ha.s been
was a visitor in town last friday. engaged with Jones & Clark in the
millinery department.
Mrs. 1lorrison and Mrs.litcvcnson'
Mr. Thos. Cameron this week sold
u; Cleveland, are guests of Mrs. Cook- dtobl. Uottn's Enrol on the 2nd Oon-
w°' cession of Usborne, to Mr. ('rank
Mr. Ed. Stutckmitn, of Blenheim Down for the sum of $6,500.
visited with his father and mother •sir. J. G. Stanbury was successful
Sunday. at the London Fair in wiuulu; the
Mrs. 11. Cotter, of Toledo, Ohio, only prizes offered for gladioli. two
is v._�ing Ler mother. Mrs. Thor-. firsts. one for the amateur class and
Gregory. one for the professional class.
Rev. Robinson, of Iytrathroy, a Miss Clara Balkw•ill who has spent
former rector was a visitor in town her vacation here with her parents.
Monday• !Mr. :teal \irs. \Vm. Balkwill jr., left.
Mr. Alfred Wilcox, of Detroit, Is 'ye -ate -day for Bcllvello to attend the
visiting his mother, Mrs. Thos. Web- 'college for •the deaf and dumb.
ster, Exeter North. Among those who attended the
Garvey Acheson, who recently un- Adams -Johns nuptials yesterday
derweut an operation for appendicitis, were Mr. and Mrs, J. F. Adams, Mr.
i., rapidly recovering. . and Mrs. John Goodison, of Sarnia,
Mr. L. C. Fleming;. County Secre- Miss Dot Naysmith, of Woodstock and
tory Y. M. C. A., Clinton, was in Miss Jaffray, of Toronto.
town Friday evening. The Exeter bowling club comnien-
Dliss'Kuth:ren Stewart returned zeal a series of Scotch.doubles Tues -
home Monday evening utter a visit clay evening. when Messrs. II. Spack-
tcith friends in fi'oronto. man and G. W. Harrisdn defeated
Mrs. W. D. Yeo returned home on 0.E. Anderson and W. 11. Levetl►
Friday evening, after spending a The game will continue for a couple
week with friends in Toronto.
Miss Ida M.:\Villts, of Detroll, was
guest at the home of Mrs. George
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nn cps du past during the week. .
!•1r. and Mrs. McTavish, of Shakes -
;arc, were guests tit the home of
John Taylor during .the week.
Dr. Roulston ,Dentist, desires to an-
nounce, that his office will be closed
from the t:2ud, until the 27th. inclus-
iy.•.
r. and Mrs. Miller, of London
spear a few days of last week with
the :otter's mother.. Mrs. Thos. Gre-
gor:..
• •.. and Mrs. Lew Crockett and
. of Dorchester, were visitors at
U, home of Mr. :uul Mrs. S, Martin,
'unday.
?Irs. Stephen (licks, returned
Tuesday morning from the west,
where she visited daring the past two
months.
Mrs. John Vale, Exeter North, left
'Tuesday for Niagara Falls, to spend
the winter months with her son
\W,•s:cy,
Miss Mae Webster has returned
after spending r•
I c ding her holidays with her
:.tint and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. 0:
Wilcox, Mitchell.
The Huron fall assizes have been
postponed from the 27th inst., to the
30th, inst. The grand and petit juries
have been notified of the change.
Miss 3torlock wishes to announce
ithat she will be prepared to show
her many customers her new stock
of millinery on Monday, Sept. 20th.
• Mr. Iteg.•Case, ttho has been acting
as relieving operator at Parkdale,
Mitnico and other place, wns home
for a few days during the past week.
l'itul :Madge and son, of •the
Thames Itoad, left Friday with n
large shipment of Lincoln sheep for
Reno, Nevada. Before returning they
will visit California points.
Mr. A. E. Pyne and family left
Thursday everting on n two months'
trip through the northwest, thctttip
lining taken for (be benefit of Mr.
I'ytn's health.
Ezra Brenner of Ehipka. has made
npp:ication for permission to trans-
fer his liccns': to litotes Iftlnnan.
The npplication will he considered
h)• the license commissioners of S.
Huron on Sept. 29th.
Ming Anna M;trlin1 of London, for-
merly of Exeter. assisted Prof.
Itrotvn, of Clinton al nu organ rc-
cilnl in Clinton recently. Miss .Mar-
t:''., selections ate re heard with
great p:ensure.
Mrs. Wesley Hew t, of Thorndal (.
last Monday mornieg allot her father-
in-law llarv••y Scott, and is now lodg-
ed in the jail at London. (ler reason
tor shooting the aged gentleman was
Heat she could no longer stand his
abases.
Sander..s Bros. one day last week
lust n valuable horse [while setting
their machine in position for thie sh-
ie•„ operations at the farm of Sta p-
leat Hogarill. In brreking up the an-
imal fell over the ,iangway, breaking
is back in two places.
While the last mortal remains of
Edo nrd 11. Harriman, the Jrcat rail-
road financier were being taken from
his home to the church Sunday after-
noon. every train in th` United
States stopped for the space of five
minutes
Mr. Geo. Mantle left last Thurs-
day for London for the purpose of
hatio„• an operation for inward
tenable. on Friday .1)r. ,Moore re-
moved on.. of his kidneys, thus af-
fording him much relief. Mr. Mantle
is non doing ns'wcll as can he expect-
ed.
Mrs. it,,.s;;!, of Saginaw. who leas
bee!) t .i!teg h r ais('•r. Mrs. Chas.
y !cr some time. was taken
' Theradny of last week. and
:a, rhnuzht for n time an opera-'
t sot w0:•d he Ineet.nry to give her
r,•.i, f. Bowe v r. she show;d signs of
inlhrovetn•::t and is low doing re
nicely, t•, I
on 1,011(1 a targe quantity of 1 zeal,1 to school or you mothers. Come quick k,efoto they are all gone.
and will supply you with Bran at
4121.00 and Shorts at $23.00 per • Extra value in table linen tor a few dayls
ton : eueurc your requirements while Table Linen only. Real Linen Damask full i'.in. tide
the supply lasts. . with neat pattern, while they Iktst $1.00
if you want good bread use our, per yard, also napkins to match at $2.25, $2.75 and $3 00. Beautiful bleached
"Snow Drift Family Flour". table linen, good width, special at 50 and 75c and unbleached table linen in
-_,,,_- heavy, well finished at 25.:13, 10. 45, 51), (15 and 75c. These are extra value.
WOOL) FOR SALE. -We ore now : but having a quantity of theta are going to clear to snake room for our fall
-prepared to deliver to any part of goods which are arriving every day.
the town first class elm slabs. All
orders promptly attended to. Call and See our new range of fancy Suitings for
11. GILLIES.
DR. OVENS EYE AND EAR SUR -
goon, will bo at the Commercial
llot.•1, (lours 9 n. iii. to 1 p.
m. Glasses properly fitted and dis-
eases of eye ear and close treated. F
Next visit Monday. Sept. 6th fore-
noon. ltensall in afternoon. Now is your chance to get shoed before the winter comes. A good line Qt
FOR SALE 011 RENT- Two storeyshoes in all sizes, to clear at 19e while they last,
brick ]louse, centrally located. Ap- I One Case only Ram Lals Tea in Black, reg. 50c, this week 40c
ply at Times Office. I Highest Prices for Produce. Butter l9c; Eggs 21c trade, 20e. cash; Thebe
HONEY FOR SALE.prices subject to change
White c:over honey in large sea -
tions, 10 cents per Ib. t\41i,te clover
honey in pound ,sections 13 cents Ib.
All kinds of fall plums at market -
prices. 'Mrs. 'lorry Brown, Win-
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WANTED -Apprentice wanted to 1,000 -`
learn barber trade. Penprase and
Burke.
ladies in all the n'iw shades and styles.
SHOES
or 1'wo Weeks Only we will give a special discount of 15%
CARLNC BROS.
WANTED -Good dressmaker, also --
girls to learn dressmaking apply at_ -
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V. Treble.
LADIES MAKE YOUR OWN
>1 Over one thousand esu• 7-
DIiESSES, h dents enrolled by our chain I
Miss Tom is prepared io teach - last year. It pays to at-
ijjitend a link of this great
La( es Dressm:tkins whilethey are ' i
han
malting their own dresses. Terms chain, for "IN CNION
and full particulars may be learned D THERE IS STRENGTH." .l.
by palling at her dressmaking rooms a The demand for • our t
over Wilsotr Bros. store. Also an ap- graduates is THREE
Prentice wanted. 9-16-+ (j, TIMES the soppy, +
FOR SALE C Other schools engage
our graduates as teachers. ;l;
A special course for teach-
ers
of weeks. Cottage and three lots in Exeter,
Loftus Bern, Ed. Westcott. J. M. being lots Nos. 55, 56 and 57 south of
and 11. O. Soathcott. representing Simcoe 6trcet. On this property is a
the Exeter Y. M. C. A., went to Lon- frame cottage (brick foundation) con-
taining five rootns and a good cel-
lar also a good well and a largo
stable. Good garden and fruit trees.
The property has to be sold to wind
up an estate. Apply to
G ADMAN & STANIIURY,
Barristers,
Exeter, Ontario.
don and took part in the athletic
events at the exhibition. Loftus
Bern won third place in the half mile
and mile races respectively.
Two rinks of Exeter bowlers, Rev.
Collins, J. Davis. C. B. Snell and
W. W. 'Pitman. Dr. Street, J. Taylor
and L. 11. Dickson visited the Gran-
ton club last Friday and played six
games with the bowlers of that place,
the result of the day's playing being
n tie. The Exeter bowlers speak
very highly of 'the treatment accorded
them by the Granton players. hen. The farm bas 10 acres good
Did any of you ever try cinnamon hardwood bush, bank barn 7Z x 30
sticks to keep b:aelt tints off pantry good frame house, never failing well,
shelves? It works finely also bake astern nt the barn; good orchard.
nod The other has frame barn, good
cookies na
ginger ';naps on the bot- l wells, orchard. Both ere in good
torn of a dripping, Ivan by turning it stat.s of cultivation.
up side down. 0 is handier and they'
do not burn so easily. Try ammonia'
water for your house plants and sec
how nice they will grow rind blossom.
2 tablespoons to an eight -swirl pail
of water is sufficient twice a week.
FARM FOR SALE
Ti• o hundred acres lots 20 and 20
10th and 11(11 concession, of Step -
Mrs. Saxon Fitton ;*ave a very
p.easzsnt at-home in honor of her
guest. Mrs. 1). A. Anderson. Inst
Thursday :afternoon from three to
six o'clock. About seventy-five ladies
attended. The decorations were !very
plrasi rl 7, the reception room being
These farms will be sold together
or separate or will sell' 150 acres.
Possession can be had on March 1st,
0l0. 11 pat ties wish to purchase
they can do their p:owing now. For
further particulars, apply. to Thos.
It, 'Martyr), Exeter, Ont.
LOST -On Friday. Sept. 10th, be-
tween Granton and Exeter on town
line between Usborne and Iliddulph
one white canvas shoe with rubber
very tastily a.ccor-,lt.•d with mauve sole and one bowl for bowling on the
andrehire gladioli anal asters, while green. marked No. C. Kindly leave
nt Times nnd get reward.
the floral display in the luncheon
parlor was of white and pink gladoll
and asters. Mrs. Anderson': mane FARM FOlt BALE -100 neres •Lot
friends here were pleased to meet 6 South East. Boundary. Kirkton. 1t
her and a very pleasant afternoon is well situated three -tnarters of a
was spent,
tic lnaintaticeshiil. mile from Post -office, store. black-
smith shop, mill, church etc. Forty
A Reguiar Storm Period is central rods from school, Hank barn with
on the 21st, the central day of the stone foundation. Straw barn with
auturnnal eluinox. This period will pig pen and hen house combined.
bring prompt changes of tempera- Good frame house. The buildings and
(tire and barometric pressure as house are supplied by water from a
early as ,the 19th itt western parts of drilled well and windmill. Good
the country. Ily the 21st these con- maple bush. Large gravel pit. For
ditious will brim; on storms of rain, further particulars write to Mrs. W.
,wind and thunder, 11nd during the .1. 'tufts, itirkton, Ont. 9.16.1
`21st to 2:Ird these storms will touch
Rios! parts of 111,• country i11 (brit•
eastward i.uet'p to the Atlantic. 1f ,NOTPCE
the bnromet •r is ireafly depressed. As 1 nal now in the west on a
attended by high temperature, much trip for my hen: 11. my hook accounts
humidity and fitful, southerly winds will not be collected until I return
storms will b1, severe in many lo- two months hence. A. E. i'YM.
cniities. All tv have said concern- Exeter. Sept., 9th 1909. 9-16-5
ins the possilri'it.) of West India
Graduated of two years X
ago are now earning $2,
per annum.
Three courses -Com aiER.
CIAL, STENOGRAPHY, and
,TELEGRAPH Y.
Ell term Opens AN. 30
Write for particulars.
Clinton Business t
College
..f (leo. Spotton, Principal. .�
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storms in the south may reasonably '1')11, (•.il,.donia Evaporating Co. this
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be applied nt ibis period. No reek- week of lied up the Exeter evapor-��
less outlays, or neglect of ordinary ntor for the fall business, under the
business plans should be allowed, mans,Tentent of air. G. W. Goodwin.
and no foolish forebodings should be
indulged: hut rntional ear,' should .he
token if indications should point to
approaching r7uinoctlaI storms at
(his, and nil other storm periods
1hrougholit this epiinoctial season.
High barometer. ,stiff gals from the
northwest, and change to very cool
nights will tnost probably follow the
storms of thjs period, bringing frosts
to uutncrous localities in stale to the
northward.
FAIR DAY
Don't Put off Calling at
This Store
for post card views r:f Exeter. We
WM. Public School, 'l'rivitt Mentor -
modal, alntion, two River views,
dfolsons Ihttik, and two Main St.
views, beside's hundreds of coulice,
ccener)•. birthday. Look at ours
first you have the choice of the (rest
producers at this store. The post
card is n tat of onr bushier s. We
have gond perfumes at 10c., pretty
stationery at 10 and Sc. a box.
Cnernetics, toilet soaps, many kinds
You're AIWA yr; welcome.
TAW, PURITY
NEW
Eovision Siore
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 FOOD
ALL KiNDS OF SEEDS,
GRAIN, ETC. ETC.
The very best grades of flour
always on hand.
Goode delivered to any part of
the town
We invite your patronage and
solicit a call from you
Broderick's
J11 EIDT
Old Staled
PRONE 21)
pples
anted
f'•
The Evaporator is now open to re•
ceive apples, for which the highest
price will be paid. The company
has always given satisfaction and
will continue to do so
THE
(Caledonia Evaporating Co.
G. W. GOODWiN, Managfr.
Are you :[ware that
we are offering 100
of
STAR FLOUR
as a special prize at
the Exeter Fair for
the best loaf of bread
made from our Star •
Flour? Why not
compete?
Wheat wanted at •the Mill.
HARVEY BROS.
ficro's Good N6ws
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; ,tnd no truck)
all cash.
Rags 75 c, per hundred
Iron front Otk: to 75e. per hon.
Old rubber hoots & shoes 7c, lb.
Copper and brass Oc. per lb.
Horse hair 30c. per Ib.
Lead and zinc'2 1/2c. per lb.
Bring your goods hero and get
the worth of your money.
A great variety of IRON
PiPEalways on hand at a rea-
sonable price, suitable for fence
poste, bracing bouleyarding.
„ M. JaGkson & Sons
The Best School
CENTRAL •
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The beet time to enter our I
classes is now. We are running
the largest and, we believe, the
best businees training school in
• %Vestern Ontario. Three de-
partments:- •.
Cost afgIte•IAi., fiIIGrtTitmeD
TFLEc1R.t P11 Y
(Tet a money making (Aiwa -
tion. Our graduates aro in de -
rnnnd and are meeting with suc-
cesi. Get onr free catalogue
now.
ELLIOTT & MCLACHLAN,
•j Principals.
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The Haying Season
is Here.
And Sots will need a hay
fork. I have the agency
for Beatty Bros., Fergus,
round rod track.
Satisfaction guar-
ri Meed and prices
1 fight.
1lav( t'al)able lean to it;stall
them.
W. T. Gillespie.
!'hone 51. Exeter.