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STEWARPIPs
PHONE 16
Are you preparing for fall? We were at it long ago and we
are t.(.w ready with a iull and coruplete, line of all needed goods,
Our stock is larger than ever. Just
drop in and take a walk through the
big store end study the new fall and
early winter styles. You'll see Tots to
interest you.
Our Showing of Ladies
Man Tailored Coats is the
largest we have ever placed in our
store. Styles are Inose Box Coats,
Stuart Semi -fitting Coats, and tight
or Corset -fitting Coats. Colors are
Black. New Nevys, Browns, Greens
and Grays. {'rices range from $5.01)
to $16.00. Our all wool Kersey and
Vicuna Coats at $10.00, $12 50 and $15
are real money savers.
Girls and Maids Coats
All Tailor-made and finished with the
latest New York touches. Coats for
the little girls in bright, plain cloths,
and fancy tweed effects, trimmed with
stitched stray in s and Iota
of fancy
buttons—they're `o, t h'
swell. Coats for big
girls and maids in plain, Kersey and
Vicuna cloths and up-to-date Tweed
effects. Man tailored styles right
down to the minute. Prices:3 50 to $13.
Ladies Black Ker-
sey Cloth Coats
eVith lovely American
Sable fur collars; lined with
plain or quilted farmers satin
and strapped and stitched in
the latest styles, very snappy.
Ladies Fur Lined
Coats
A stock that we are proud
of. Nearly fifty coats for you
to select from. Lined with
prime Canadian Rat. and Col-
lars of choicest Sable and
Mink. Shells finest Kersey
cloth. See them,
If you want a swell Cloth Coat with fur collar at little cost,
buy one of our Tailor made Kersey Coats and separate Fur Col-
lar and Reveres. Kersey Coat $10 to $15 and American Sable
Fur Collar and Reveres for $7.50. All the style and comfort of a
850.00 fur lined Coat.
Ladies soft fluffy ribbed
Vests, shaped and well finish-
ed 'L•ic
Ladies Special ribbed Vests
natural and white, full fash-
ioned, tare values..35, 45. 50c
Ladies natural wool Vests,
plain flat tt e.i ve,unebrinkahle
full fashioned.. .. ....$1.00
Childrens tihbed Vests,
natural colors, soft and good,
18 to :ilk.
Ladies ribbed Cashmere
Hose, double knee, elastic top
special........... ....35c
Ladies, girls and big boys
heavy ribbed. pure wool Hose
3 pair forl$L(A)
Men's and Boys
Ready -to -Wear
Suits and Overcoats
A stock to select from that
will please the most exacting.
The clothing we offer is not
the ordinary ready-made
lines. Our lines are all tailor-
ed to our own order by the
well known firms of Johnston
and Kellett, we believe the
best makers in Canada. Come
in and see our new lines.
They're great.
We want live poultry, dressed poultry, putter, eggs, dried
apples, Targe onions, white beans. Farts produce as good as cash
S. A. STEW ART
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SPECIAL SALE OF
Mens end Boys suits and overcoats.
ingpr ices:
MEN'S SUITS
$15 00 suits for .- .$12.641
12 (>t) 10.00
10.141 ,.. 7.10
8.00 ..0.50
Only a few suite left at the follory-
BOY'SSUITS
$0.00 suite for $1.75
5.51) 400
4 75 :3 50
4.54) :3 25
3,75 3 00
3.00 2 25
2.50 2.u0
MENS and BOYS OVERCOATS
$11.I0 owctconts for $11.141 $12.00 overcoats for $1).50
$10.(4) overcoats for $7.541 $8.00 overcoats for $0.50
$7.50.overcoate for $6.00
Ladies and girls coats, furs and rain coats all at reduced prices.
Remember we sell the Kant Krack rubbers; the hest made.
1'hcne 22
R. N. ROWE
One door north P. 0
-The Best Flour—
If it is the best flour you want there is but one place
in town to get it—that is from us. The brands are:
Jewell Royal Household
(Ontario Blended) (Ogilvie's)
5 ROSES PURITY
(Lake of Woods) (Western Canada FlouriMills)
Leave your orders or call up Phone'`.
R. G. SELDON, Exeter.
Here
To Stay
13us and Dray calls
promptly attended to.
horses keptin stock
for sale
M.
RNOLD
UJ1,N'T MONKEY
Withlhat (bny,'h use
How&'s White
Pini Tar
Big Be)ttic I\ a Quarter
Apples
Wanted
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The Centralia
Evaporator
iIiglhest prices paid.
Thos. Elston
Proprietor.
Market Report.—The following is '1111: 1:XE1'Ett "A"GAIN STO1tE'T•
the report of Ex, ter markets, cor- I- r;T11.1, UN Tlll•: 'I BACK \\•ITII A; Imes Want Column.
n etc(' up to October 21st. :sloe': OF DRY GOODS. ('racking ` 1
\\'slat Sec. to e1.uU Iii; Bargains hill be given in order FUR SALE Olt BENT— Two storey'
Oats :i4 to 36c. to make :t clean se, el, of this Dry brick bolts... centrally located. Ap-
l'eas 75 to 80c. Goods stock at once. \\'e urs• now
Barley 48 to 60 cents. busy ilii eckine the
ley at Times Office.
1 goals and this
Bran ,`22.40 iltettliig liig Bargain e.tte t% ill be- (;Ilii. WANTED—Good cot )eteit
Shorts e1a.uo `in on or about the 28th October 1909. �ir1 for IApply In Knit, Plain and Fleece Lined. Extra quality
Star flour t,2.75. J. W. 111tOt)EI4IOK.I l cue. i hour; Exeter. Rib, I y
to Mrs. W. J. lleaman, Exeter.
Feed flour $1.50 to 81,55. i The ,*fasts: repast of the Inspector - .._. at 25, 5o and 75 Ladies Pure Wool Stanfields knit In full
Butter 20 of Ineurunse and Reetetrar of (needle BOYh p LEARN PRINTING—One: suits at $t.00 and $1,25. Ladies Natural Wool at $1,25
i-: 'plc. Societies fort h. Province of Outarto, l who has passed the entrance exams.
lt:1y $9.00, $10.00 Mr. .1. L.ward hunter, containseach. Ladies high-class Underwear, pure South African
preferred. Apply at TIMES OFFiCI>;.;
holes, :Iyeweighr $7.40 nearly Mu pa;1s, with a mass ofsea wool, woven out with silk warp, extra quality tit 75
Potatoes 75 to 90 cents figures bearing on the busines4 dons FOR SALE—Some first class fine each. Ladies Black Underwear in full Suits af7 1. o.
Coal, $7.25 a ton. by several leindred companies. The Shclvine either in sections or separ-r Full line in Childs and Misses at reasonable prices.
Ducks, Re eiatistiss for friendly socicti,•s sbuw' ately also a couple u[ good counters
Chicken lOc a tome. IPtn,b,rship im Ontario up to and tour up -to -dace show cases. Ap-� Stanfields Underwear for men as high as $i.so per
Mons 7c. Deciwb • al, d9U8, of 278,055. Of ply at Yost -office, Hensel!.
Dried Apples 5c. these the Orange Grand Lodge of
British America holds first place
with 00,000, :the Canadian Order of
•••••••••••••••••••••••••• Foresters bas 39,665, and the Ancient
•• •Order of United Workmen is third
LOCALS •• ittth 36,677. Next in order are the
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• • Climes!) Friends, at 29,732, and the
•••••••• N•••••• Home Circle follows with 17,391. The.
Oddfeilows Relief Association has
15,811, and ;there are 15,566 Sons of
Eng:and in the Province. Anton;
others aro •Knights of th.• M:wee bees,
11.1'_96, Catholic Order of Foresters[
fer is good to points in Canada only. 1 8.840, and Commercial Travelers As-
-�_.— . sociation of Canada. E,G10.
A very pretty wetiiiing took place
Monday will be Thanksgiving,. Wednesday, Oct. 20th, at high noon •NOTICE •
at tb_• reaidt•nce of the bride's parents, As I am now in the west on a
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s Louise, or m•
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Mr. and Mrs, \\'m. Armstrong, of near will nut be eollecCcd until l return
Itenstll, was married to Mr. John two tnonths hence. A. E. PY S{.
Ct'r(orut. Rev. Doherty, of I{cnsall Exeter, SILO 9th 1909. 9-16-5 CARL BRAS■
performed the ceremony in th,; pres-
encs of t lumbar of invited .guests, TAILOR MADE SUITS.
The bride was daintily ;owned in Ladies wishing man•tailored suits
white mull trimmed [with valencion- call and leave your older and measure
Iles [tits directoire sash and tvearin; with Mise Tont, as she represents a
the customary veil and ()ranee blos- leading city tailor.
soots. She teas attended by the
,groom's sister, A1 idly M r. Geo. Arm-
strong, brother of the bride assisted
Mrs... 11. Cotter has returned to the . room. After congratulations
'1'oeelo, Ohio., after visiting her I, ttl been extended and art excellent
mother Mrs. Gregory. repast had been partaken of, the new -
Pi inter tiro:.. of the Commercial ly nt:trricd couple left on the evenlne
hotel ti11 hold a shooting tourna- train for St. Thomas end other points
torn[ Tb nks,zilin;; D:y, to spend their honeymoon. The
Mr. Jetties W. Whyte left Tuesday bride's Ir:,cc:lin; gown ,w.as of mirror
chiffon. bur randy color. with a
foe 'Zurich to commence his duties as l:uz,. draped crown tritnnied with
a.e.nt for the Massey -Barris Co. ostrich phones.
OLD RELIABLE
TkIs Week We are Showing a Large Stec Underwes
A great offer to new subscribers
The 'Times am] Family herald and
\Vtek:y titer from now till Jan 1910
for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. This of-
_ Suit and as cheap as you want. The name of "Stan -
DR. OVENS EYE AND EAI[ BUIL-t fields" is a household word.
goon. wilt be at the Commercial S P E C I A L
hotel. flours 9 a. tn. to 1
ne. Glasses properly fitted and die -(A few pieces of Flannelette, full yard wide, heavy
eases of eye ear and hose treated.weight, fancy stripe and good colors, regular 12r3 to
Next visit Monday, Oct. 11th, fore- I
noon. licnsall in afternoon. clear 9 yards for $1.00
HOUSE FOR SALE—Brick resid- Also a good weight at IOC at .. tt yards for 1.00
once and lot on Main Street, third All ool and union Sheeting, full 2 yds wide, to
Six rooms For terms and particu- clear at .w 75 and 65c per yard
lars apply to James Whyte or Dick-
son & Cirlin3. �,
Don't forget that we still have a first-class Milliner in
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the person of Miss Morlock who does our Millinery and will
accept trade for saltie.
Hi he
g st price paid for poultry, dead or alive, Butter 20c; Eggs 21, Dried
apples 5c, potatoes 50c per bag. Trade or cash.
house south of Presbyterian church.
The mill race at the river is el -
most completed.
Owen Atkinson is learning the .bar-
ber er.tde with 1'enprase & Bourke.
Mr. Geo. Kerslake has purchased
the :ate Israel Harris property near
Mr. Herbert Gregory, of Strat-
ford, visited at his home for a few
days last [week.
The Trite t Memorial church will
adopt the new 113 mit book the first
week itt Novemb,r.
J1r. 'rhos. E. Ilendford shipped n
car-'omd of homes In Winnipeg last A Regular Storm Peeled is central
Thursday, Mr. I'. Coleman accom- 011 the 26th, extending from the 24th
palled Thom. to the .9th. This period is embraced
lirt,rin ger Hyde. of St. !Marys teas in the on -corrin; Venus period. and
let tett n Jlonday ort business connect- (feeble:se show e•ome of the Venue
ed1 [Ills the St. ,Marys and \\',stern characteristics. Look for falling
lar
Omer:o It 1i:w•ay. omete'r, hi eh temperature and
electrical storms on and next to the
ilia elerri:l. of Pictou, visited 26th and 27th. These conditions %will
the 7lisses Merrill of this place last begin to thou in western pirts as
week. Sha was a:so the guest of Sir. (trey as the 24th and 25tH, but as
and Mrs. It. Downie. they advance eastward. very general
7e1r. John Soulhcott, of Grand Bend, and positive storms %till touch many
spent Tuesday In town, after re- :orelities from Tuesday t he 26th, to
tt:rnir:,; from a two week's visit Friday the 29th. Careful students of
with Iriends in London. these forecasts will not fail to note
Mr. Andrew Campbell. who recent- that tits :NMoot, is on the celes11:,,
pureleis<•d \V. elonteitit's farm on eluttor 0n the 26111. in perigee on
the 'Thames Itoid. moved to his newly
aeluir •d premises Saturday.
The members of the Young Ladies
Sew ii Cirw:c itr., re vested to [Heel. metric pressure iu::ut. will induce
ou \\ ee?nesday cwenii1 Oet. 27th, at i thigh northeasterly ;:ales alone the
the holes of Miss Louisa Carling. j Atlantic roams. This le it period in
It 1, , been suggested that thresh-; which shippers and navigators on
the 27th, and full on the 28t h. This
combine tion ti iil insure very high to
d711,!el'Ous tides on seas artd coasts
to the eouthe10114ard. Very low be r13 -
FOR SALE
Cottage and three lots in Exeter,
being lots Nos. 55, 56 and 57 south of
Simcoe Street. On this property is a
frame cottage (brick foundation) con-
taining five rooms and a good cel-
lar also a „ood well and a large
stable. Good ,garden and fruit trees.
The property has to be eo'.d to wind
rte tin estate. Apply to
GLADMAN & STANI3URY,
Barristers,
Exeter, Ontario.
Do Not Buy It Until
You Try It
The Carbo•ltfagnetic Razor 1s not word for this—yon can try the Carbo -
tempered in uneven tire heat. but 1.y Dlagnetie without tasting a penny of
Meana of a secret electric proves: at your own Innnt'}'--yen can enjoy 30
an even temperature of 2.500 degrees cool, comfortable shat.'s tt•it11 it at our
At the sante Instant the steel is expense—you can con:`•are It with the
carbonized in a proeess similar to that razor that you aro now using goad
by wititit diamonds have been pr.,- judge for yourself which is hest—then
dueed. if yeti leant. you eat] return tie. Carbo -
The result Is the hardest euttine;- .._:.guetie ;Ind not be out a eeitt.
edge knc,t•n to se:nnee--a blade Viet
FARM FOIL SALE we gu::ratit el, fuer :'f• tire•• of pone, t
wear—no honinfl no erird:ng.
Tv o hundred acres lots 20 and 20 —rhe blade with 0l r :tit:, edg••" 11
superior to any 1,7 it ever made,
10th and 11th concession, of Step -1 whether the ctan, t•: hollow• -groan.!
hen. Thehe -wafer" blade of h • "s
farm has1 ort a d the <f
m U aeft'.'• r•
eros
good
�IPm8lle LBP
But youdo U reed "tk' r
�Iffl� 60
hardwood
bush. bank L tit d to 4 (, uu
t barn 72 x 361
good frame house, never failing well, 4t
&stern at the barn: good orchard. W, J. HEAMAN, EXETER,• ONT.
The other has frame barn, good
wells, orchard. Both are in good`
state of cultivation.
These farms will be sold together14mmmmmmmmmmlmmmrnmmmmm�
orseparate
or will sell 150 acres.
Possession can be had on March 1st,
u. 1 f pasties wish to purchase
they can do their plowing now. For
further particulars, apply to Thos. When You Get Your
It. Martyn, Exeter, Ont.
IOOK FOR THIS TRADE NARK
You
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No
Ghana
FARM FOR SALE—Rein; 'Lot 13.,
Concession 10, Usborne, containing.
100 acres more or less. On the pre-
mises are a zood frame house and
b ern, a zood steel of water, swell
ins a .,tits %1 heti going through town our creat 1aki•s should watch far drained and in good state of culti-
be [..1.111 op the back streets instead 1 and scrupulously heed all storms in- Ovation, about 90 acres cleared and
o[ :.l.,ui rtrcct. A ,;ood suggestion- i decationc. See if danz:'r and disaster
The baseball bays „ave; a smoker. aro not reported from the lakes be -
in tl: • °petit boils.: Monday evening. I,weeri 1110 :Nth and 29th of October.
which was well attended. The pro -1.\s staled shove, the first s1a;es of
,;ram It ::s fureished be. Iacal talent. `the ae storms trill b.' tropical in
Sirs. John .elcM:thou and two child- I character. alte:el: d by Lith Temp. r -
ren rind Slimes Stell& 1'enb:tle, of::iter'. and thunder storms: but as the
\\ innipeg, tt lin lily,. Lain wishing !centers of b'trom••tcr. fierce ;ales
their p:u'ents. Slr. and Mrs. Nem. Lem. raid snow 53ut rile 1till follow from the
h:1:,•. returned to thee. bonze last west and mirth. Within sixty hours
Thursday, of none on Ih • e8: ti, prof •rebly before,
A u•ctine of th.• directors of the is :u,01her very d�'-cid0,1 seismic per -
!,clot Agticultutal Society was held iod.
Seturd:<y ellen the expenses and I ,. ST \
prize monies in come coon with the itit1\' I:O
recent Lair 11,•11 ;ono over and or- A :arse shipment of Manitoba
tiered p•tid. wheat to help make tier STAIt 1' LOUR
Mr. John Ileneees 1eturncd Friday so touch in detn'tnd. We hive just
from the London hospital, where he, received another order front on:• of
'1tdereamt an op.:raLion. lie 'cels' our town-nt. n. W. 11. Trott, of
coneidcrab:y improved and says be
expects the operation will give him
perm:li nt relief.
1)r. Prescott 13(es end funily, who
were visit 11, 51r. and :•1: -. l). A.
Roes, for .t couple of we •ks, left
1hursday for New Yoi to (spend :e
few deys before retiirietie to their
/mine a1 Natup.t, Idaho.
Jack Johnson reedited the heavy
weight rh:unpionship by knocking out
Stanley Botch. ll in the 12th round of
their 1,1111. :et Colru,, Califs, Setur
dt) liter, con. it is now up to
Jeffries to wits back the title.
Sportsmen' rent:mber That it is en -
la well to take. kill or have in your
tossesaiun It::ick , puirrels except+
during the month of Nuwemb. r. '1his
make the usual Thanksgiving day
sttirrel hunt impoeeible this year.
:•tr..,uha Gri.g has ,Wade extensive
i 211:'roweruents lu his ata tion: ry et ore
.`•L•tin Street. 'elle interior hast
h : ❑ tbora•izh:y rt modelled. while,
the old vcrand:,tt has been torn down(
lad pate ,;:ass window's p'tt in the
front.
.hisses Jenne: `lardy and Venetta
Frayne, rept e sc•ntitg the J:acnes
Street E:pau,ti, Lea plc and Mattie
and E:dn:t 1'o.. ick repres:n1in; the
5rtie Street League, have 11 :en in St.
5farys attending the Epworth 1.. ague
roe, Anion.
t e
1. Pitt _ 1
b ir; baseball `ram 11011
Ili championship of the world alur-
I: alinev :le. 11 • rays 1 cannot bey
any flour t tt:e to it. have tried
severe:. 1\'I,y not have the beit it's
no dearer than othe'ta and is super-
ior in fealty:
IIAIRVEY 111108.
ETHREE YEN
represented in the p!cltite are dis-
reseine, the lnestion of
WHO IS THE BEST TAILOR?
AO OHIO is once more li •r'. anti 1be
coming. et isp rnorninga wi:1 ,neke u
day
.by dr felting D, trait ti to U in 1 ., 11 Suit and Overcoat n�•e •ss: ry.
th • seventh rind decisive game 1,3 otic, If Sou want theta cut prnprrly and
of the /laid(.[ world's set ies ever :1' Wade nice:a, 1011)• In n.. and we e:ce
payed. This en.s the Ibir'd atec„- ,see ranloe it p thee[ fit in acctitdance
sive 11111' I) fruit h isbeen defeated eel) the latest d, yign�.
in th.• or A'S championship series.
A interesting baskclo01 twitch w•:aa
ycd :•tntl,rd.y afternoon at lh:•
nchool ;rounds, bctwe n the Exeter
and Lilesn lilts echool teams, result-
ins in favor of the visitors 12 to G.
I h • I•:\et r 1t, to was short four re -
elder players, Jett heti/1g injured
limbs and too, who live out of town.
but atle•nd the (school b in; absent.
Mr. John Eidt. a lin for et -vet al
menthe cetulnrt<rl n f:o.r and read
more in .I. W. )[rodeo ink's h tildin;
Stet week. .li'pos. d of his lease to
el r. Broderick and !•old his stock to
\\'m. Rivers, the latter bevel; op re
d t:p in I)i%i,' butcb'•r chop 1'r -
mieee. Mr. :end 51rs, F: ill :.• ft Sen-
d ly
:n-d,y for Ai'a.t Craig w here N1rs. tart
•,%ill r'em:li,1 for :, few w keel %chile
!dr. 1':idt take: it trip thin:tqh the
115:ern stele.
W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor.
EXETER — ONTARIO.
The a:d trey to
('ore to ('old
The New
Way
take
Noweys
Cure a -Cold
Capstees
Solei Only AL
lfotwey''s
Drugstore
the rest good bush. Apply to James
L. Itouticy or Ito 'Wm. Avery, Mit-
chell, P. 0. 10-14-3
APPLES WANTEi)— — llizhcst
price will be paid for good peeling
apples. [winter stock, at the Canning
Factory, Exeter.—Exeter Canning Co.
Co.
FOR SALE — Minorca Cockrell,
choice prize winners Have ten for
sale —price on application Wm.
Brown, h:irkton. 10-1.1_4
CENTRAL
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r ZO Enter at once. \'rite for our
has the reputation of being •
the best practable training
school in Canada. Thorough
courses have )rodced results.
uslness Hien say our Iadit-
A esaret ebestendthe•ap-
ply
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p y n us for office help. Our
graldtiates etieceed ae none
other. Three Departments—
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NEW FLOUR
and
NO TORE
!laving purchaccd the bus-
iness of Mr Eidt, i have the
stock at Davis' Butcher shot)
where I have a fall line (,f all
good kinds of flour including
Five Roscs, and the 1), st (tf
all kinds of flours and feeds.
Delivering made to any' Fart
of the town.
W• Rivers
EXETER.
ON rAl(1(►
Fall and Winter Suits
from an old established and reliable house
like ours.
Time-tried1(.°1)utation is what ensures you
satisfaction.
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor
—,1, Exetterr,, Ontario.
i� � � N�NNMIN•MiN•MNN��•N��NtN1 MtMI•N��N�
:1 POiNTEit
ie what we 1riye you on t ' f:our lues-,
tion. If acted on. you'll hive fr,sh,
sweet flour and bread that will build
you up and preserve yo'ir health.
FLOUR •
at this place is newly trounl. from
hest Al wheat, and is sold at :t pries
(hat commends itself. For emu]
euarantecd flour, buy it here.
Net n-ifeet tired by
HARVEY BROS.
Wheat and Oats wanted.
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SATURDAY!
Every Saturday from now
till Xmas will be a special day
at Tuts I'rIttT1'. \\ a slave se-
cured a Trave'ller's rnniplete
setitple outfit of fancy goods
at. a considerably low figure,
which we bitted selling at
a tart !wig pt ices. 'flit *1. 10008
are ell gift gonedu and will
come in well ft 1• Xu,ae. As
our store space is steal! we
will sell cel t tin lines only by
disptar in our wuulutw. hoop
your eye on the w'in,lnw.
Many of the geode n,e only
one or two of a kled sti if you
want any et these don't delay
We never tarry old rt<eek. so
he quirk. Every pill chase
will Pave 'Li to ere per cent.
See the gnn.le•. Watch the
Purity from now till Xmas
Welty ae ay any nit, el you
want till Xmas if p:e:d for.
No trouble to show goods at
THE PURITY
.1 \Vill in 1',)<c•Il, Sfannger.
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{ One year ago, Mr. George
{ Waketnnn was earning about
•`tee' $100 per year as farm laborer.
Xt=I Now he is earning at the rate
•• D''i of $062 per year.
•sI
;` z: Six months' training at our
c; Business College made thedtf-
ferenc•e. Was it a good
:t: •..' investment? He thinks so.
•
His address is New Orgoode, -
Sask. •
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Enter any time. individual
t• instruction. 'Write for par-
ticulars.
Four courses:
PI(lil'.VtAT(rltY, 11.031JIEnc1At.
STENOlilt,t•l'AY, Ttil.K(ittAl'l1Y
t
Clinton Business
College
Geo. Spotton, Principal.
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Manure Litters i
Beatty Bros.' Fled
and Litter (',[triers
Overhead Conveyote,
( Bros.' Steel
Beatty '� U
Stalls. & : tan('hions
ran be installed es cheap
as lunil,?t• acid least forever.
Beatty
Bros.' 1.oad
Birder
These three things are great
labor -savers feu farmers And
necessities cn a int tit
For sale l,y
W. T. Gillespie
Phone 51.
Exeter..�fi
iso lliP!lellE11111111 ••••�
I'alp; ition of the heart, ner-
%anent• trembling/. nervous head-
ache, reel hands and fe.ii, p.in in the
back r tel other forms of weakness
aro re(.eved by Carter's iron Pills