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rib EKE1IR 1'IDIi"AS. MAY 25th 19O5
S`I'EWARTS
VOIL1S FOR SHIRT WfiIST SUITS
\'t,i!es command a very high position for the better Shirt Waist
Suits ".la:'e and trim::1 d over the new "'TISN'T SILK LINING"
Thu)/ t•fii r .ut appearance at once subtile, refined and charming.
The particular yarns from which our Voiles are manufactured give
to the fabric and to the costume that
(lisp but elastic touch so necessary in
stew ing the fashionable fullness re-
quired for the new skirts. Our assort-
ment of the newest weaves in voiles
defies coolie tition and our colorings
are the very latest. decreed by fash-.
ionable circles to be "THE TASTE."
Our great leader is voiles in all the
new shades, also black and cream,
made front pure ilk!) wool, a good
looker and full "( service 5,0c. Our
stock of voiles include a range of
plicets tI0115e to 11 35 the yet d.
$I.00
The biggest and best val -
ue we have ever sc'a'n in our
Black Satanna Underskirt,
as cut, made from soft silk
finished satanna frilled and
flounced j1'st as cut. It's a
beauty. It's a bargain.
It's our great big leader
and only a dollar.
We wads sit the farm produce
can pu-.it,ly bring us. \Ve will
you the very highest. prices.
How about, that new Linoleum: We
have a great stock direct from the
makers, 2 and 1 yards wide. $1.9.5 for
4 yards wide,
J. A. STEWART
give a
Is It a tN&IEIIIIO
Present
Lou are lo akio.g fot We can please
you es we have
Cut Glass which is brilliant
and rich
Silverware which is tasty.
Fine China which is dainty
Mantle Clocks
which
o use -
Mantle
mental
A full line of the famous
Roger's Knives, Forks and
Spoons always on band.
S. Fitton,
GRADUATE OPTICIAN;
$I6
arid $l8
or somewhere around there,
is a tavoritc point for sum-
mer suit prices.
We'veof
Dozens s
Choices for you
Around $16 & $18
It's a sensible price to pay,
too. That much money
spent here buys suits that
are really good enough for
anybody to wear anywhere.
All are correct Fabrics.
Will you call some day ?
W. W. T'anian
Merchant Tailor,
(cal Coal Coal.- Having n few
tt„ads of the celebrated Hawking
Valley Coal Itft both for stove and
heat, I will sell in ton Io'a at $6.50
and small lots at $6.75 per ton. First
come, first served. Orders left at
the office ef A. Q. Dobler will be
promptly a1 ; ended t o.-11. Parsons.
Mi. John Newcotubc. of SI! .01.-
00111. Spent the holiday al hi hu110e
Imre.
Ir. I:c•w, of Stratford. ;old
I .uuie 1'u+uphr, y, were ,huc•st + ut
\1r. .lulus (.'hItIton. over the huli-
Hoed Yentas for Sole - Peas for seed
..11 free from insects and pci(,•ctly
" ):.'o 7uc. per bushel. .''t•ply to
\1'ta. Clark, \Vi,iche!:..,.
'there will be a W eon' In .t itete
meeting lvtre on .1unc 100h, a•t.lre.s-
. I l,y Mrs. Joy, of 'Toronto, .001.1 .`•1i.
+aal1 lew•ort It. of Guelph.
\\'e h'rhly v:0Ine un: 1 cput:011011
ur ssr,.tl,t for war•:1 dealith Z. 11 is
01:1r:1111CP to our civil ()mere. Star
Flour is 110 f411.-111rvc•y Ilius.
The frust ef . he p•t,t week has
a.)Ie ct:aa<iilerable tl:twage to the
,:Iv garden products, and also it
1: injured the fruit blossoms.
\i Wee in Et• ua+, of London, ac -
0 .!rap 0ni4'd by his niece. Miss Louisa
It ones are spending the holiday
with Mr. and Mrs:. John Evans.
Mr. Orville Godwin and Mise Eva
01 •I+, in, cf 81. Thomas, were called
Lome l ,r t u'•:•l; ow'ill ; l0 t or very
-4'a ion•. Oleos, of their father, Rev.
\\'rah. Guile in.
DR. OVENS. London, Surgeon,
EYE, EAR. NOSE and TIWOAT.Fits
Glasses properly. Office, Commer-
cial hotel. Exeter,. Next visit Sat-
urday May 27tb.
Mrs. Millyard, mother of iii ltev.
It. W. Millyard, a former pastor of
Min street aletltodist church. died
at her home in Thornhill. on Monday
last in her 80th year.
John ICnox's flirt hday - The
font 0li centenary ef 1 he birth of
John Knox, the great Scot fish re-
former, was celebrated by Canadian
Presbyterians on Sunday.
TO CURL A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Ilromo Quinine Tab-
lets. All druggists refund the mon-
ey if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's
signature is on each box. 25c.
Mies M. Gidley •and Miss that t i, `
rollick %tileucled the marriage ef
sCarrie Reid, o
London, (formerly ly o[ Exeter), %% hid
eluding ilol'llcanx \lixturl• for:�pray-
ing fruit trees, currant and rose
Fastness with full directions for use
TO ADVERTISERS. their friend,
o m
took place on Tuesday, of this week.
The copy for changes must be left All the different preparalion�
in -
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestisement.e accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
Sold by C. Lutz, Central Drug Store
xeter, Ont.
I r. Butler. London, will bo at the
Central hotel, Exeter, on Thursday
Junelst1905 nil day
for Eye, Ear,, Nose and Throat con-
sultation, Eyes tested and glasses
supplied.
/ T. P. Smith. Corning. -1f you have
elefective eyesight don't fail to coin •
;suit with T. P. Smith, the Noted Eye
'pecialist, of Elora, who will he
t t he Coniinerci.11 1oarse, Exeter, on
Way. June 2.
The annual conference of the
Methodist church for 1 he Exeter
District will convene :at Listowel on
Wednesday, May 31st. '1'Ise station-
ing committee beginning their work
on Monday May 2901.
THURSDAY, MAY 25tth, 1905
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The strike in Chicago has been dc -
dared off.
Miss Ethel ltorney spent Wednes-
day in Ailsa Craig.
Miss Livingstone spent the holi-
day al her home in lilyth.
Miss Edith &enders spent t he holi-
day with friends at St. Thomas.
Lawn mowers sharpened on short ;3
est notice at D. ILarticib'a, Exeter.
Miss Hanson, of Montreal, is vice
icing 'her aunt, Mrs. Chas. Gidley.
Mrs. Alf. Sheere, is visiting her
son, Mr. Garfield Sheer•e, Brantford.
Mr. Thomas Marton has now al-
most recovered from his recent ill-
ness.
Good Pasture with running water
for horses and cattle, -Apply to J.
N. Howard.
Eyes tested, glasses supplied. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed. - Ilowey's
Drug Store.
Mrs. M. Makin0 by Mending the'
holiday in London with her i)t'other.
Mr. John Muir.
Mr. Downey, who left two weeks
ago for .Manitoba, i.+ expected home
to -day, (Thursday)
Hiss Ilelen Adams:, of Guelph
visiting al. the Lorne ef Mr. \V. ll.
lloncur, This week.
\11 :. A. Evans, of London, spent
Ile holiday with her parents, Mr.
and \ars•. \\'tat. 'Treble.
Messrs. Hawkins & Son are in-
stalling a new furnace in Mr. John
fac sIt's residence.
Mrs. T. Prior left on Tuesday for
Wheatley, w Isere she will visit Itev.
Mr. and \Ir,+. .Ir.htr hall.
Miss A. Martin an 1 11i.• - Jessie
and Edna Dow link part in a :on
eerl al liens:all rn \T,y 2lth.
Mrs. John III ,Icl►[ord :and
dauthter, Marian ore visit ins. in
Luton over the holiday.
Warden !tool. \liller and \li. 11.
Sparkman were in fort Unroll • es
Tuesday on county business.
\Irs. Will Ross ,rad little dau.tht-
el, of Clinton, were hued' of 11 r.
,anal Mrs. D. A. Ross, this week.
MO:. In 1 Mts. Chas. Pet kins have
nee11 :attending the funeral of Mrs.
Perkins' brother, it nurlinztuu.
Mrs. James Russell left ou Monday
with her Gamily for Paisley, where
Mr. Russell has accepted a sit na •
lion.
Use itordeaux Mixture for sprav-
inu fruit and ornamental tree-, 15
rand 25 cent cans.-tfotvey-'s Drug
Store.
Slims Della hill left on 'I'uescl:ay
morning for an extended visit with
relative:, al Pet roles and J'ort llu-
1011.
Dr. and Mrs. It01hw(II (nes Miss
Fannie finch) of Stratford, were
guests of Mr. and \1r.. liirhard Gil-
ley on Friday last.
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Watch Thle Splice livery Week.
WHAT!
PURITY NON:tL('OiiOLiC Fi,AVORINO EX'I'RAi'T?
YEOP:-
in Lennon, Vanilla and Almond.
Are pure white
Are delicate flavor.
Strongest, purest and cheapest.
No evaporation.
E' icellent tor any and all kinds of flavoring.
Sold in glass jars at 23c. Sample sent by mail on
ceipt of price.
Handy In Gauntry and everywhere. Try it and reccotnmend
ALGID N a 11. Wrier) El RY Wit in teen
county. \\rite for Purity Mfg Co., ENeter, Ont ,
nformNlon, •¢
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The Sunday School convention and
Rural Deanery meeting for Huron
County will be held in Exeter, May
29th. ltev. Dr. Tucker, general Sec-
retary of C. C. M. 8., will give an ad-
dress on :Missionary work.
It. McNaught, jeweller, of ScafortIt
is offering n prize of a $4 watch to
the. boy or girl, a pupil in any school
in the county of Huron, who twill
write 1 he best advertisement for his
store. The contest closes on May
300.
Registrar Coats ix able its 114' CUL
again after three weeks' confine-
ment to tied twit 11 :a severe :at tack
of sciatica. Ile has not quite .lot
rid of the ininful conpl:ainl, but he
is glad to be :able to move about
again - Goderich Signal.
Ergs for Hat chins - Pure fired
White Leghorn for hitching from
excellent winter laying s' rain.
Flocke t ,
)t std/. 1 t t first prize cockerel
at. Godericb Poultry show. 511e.
per selling. -S. Andrew, Elimville.
The congre. i1ionn of Main street
Methodist church and that of Cavell
Presbyterian church were united in
.4'
their v.
t rlices 0n Sunday last, lice.
\1'. M. Marlin laking 0 he work, ow-
ing to the illness of Rev. Go'1-
win.
At the meeting of the official
board of the Luck now \lea hodi.it
church Intl week 1 he putt or, Rev.
It. \V. lliliyard, was pr(t(nted Witt
a gift of $50 :a+ a s111•ci:al mark of
appreciation ef this services 10 l be
conzre;atioil.
,'olive .to Shareholders of the Exe-
ter Sall \forks Co. - Please take
notice t 1, 1t the annual meeting of
the „h, es ('ompalle will bo hila
Mond iv. .lune 121h al :o chock
;. 01. in Ilse 'town 11a11, -T. 11. Carr•
g, Secy -Tress.
For Fifty Cent s. -New Mui)seribere
may 'love The 'Times till January
1900, for fifty -cents. We lii' bit-
ing the past week :added many new
names to our list we would like to
hear from more. Other paneri
clubfeet ;11 reaeotsbly low rates..
8. Wilson, General Selling A gen
Valuator for the Western Real Eo
tate Exchange Co., of London, is i
town t hi. week for 11e purpose o
appointing outtin
I I 3 local a;euts, also lislin
and selling properly in Huron•
County. See .+dd for :,_,•.0t: in 11114
p:1 pe r.
Market Report. -The following is
the report of Exeter markets, cor-
recte,t up to Slay 25111.
hos CO to 05 cents per hu<hel.
111 an $17 per ton.
Shorts $20 per ton.
Family Flour, $2.75 ler cwt.
Peril Flour, $1.25 per cwt.
Hay, $7.00 per ton.
J'otatoe%, 75 cents leer bag.
Wheat 90 to 95 cents tier bushel.
It o i 14'y, 40c. tier anodal.
Rutter, 15 tante per pound.
Eggs, 11 cent. per dozen.
flats 35 to 36 rente tier 'meter!
Pork. live %%4'I/hl, ;16.25 per rat 1.
Pork dr(1.ed x7.75 per cul.
Hogs live weight, *6.75 per cwt.
nous dressed, $8.25 cents ler eu 1.
IOAI. tST4:11M.
Dare the The PH Vol KmB.+gt'i
Meatus
of
ART SHOES
$2.00
ART SHOES
$2.75
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Art Shoes
$3,50
SN JIT & ROWS;
We inadvertently made t he error
last week iu stating that .,1r. Milton
Evans acted in ( he capacity
of jlOUn)5111:114 at the 111.siett•
\lcFallsi marriage.
A friend of the t•parrow holds that
it. is a great mistake to think that
sparrows are harmful to a •garden.
IIe is certain That they destroy many
trillions of grubs and caterpillars,
1 h young being entirely reared on
these. They do not dig up peas, out
pi;cons do.
Wanted -Good agents, big money
to the right ratan, to list and r.ell
property for the Western Merl Es-
tate Exchange Co., London. Apply
to S. Wilson, Central hotel, Exeter,
hfay 2511i and 26th in the evenings,
and in the afternoon of the 27th.
Steady job the year round.
assion Play. -The grc:al 1'.assio11
L'l:ry- "Life of Our Saviour" illu+-
tralcd by movie_ pictures, 1 he coro-
nation of King i?dward, etc. Willi Cx-
hibited here on Friday evening last
and was fairly well at tended. The
company were prevailed upon to re-
turn and 'sive ::Pottier exhibition, on
Monday everting. May .29th. See
posters.
The death occurred in 6t. Marys
on May 14th of Sarah Aiken, widow
of tato late Wm. Aiken,
Thc
decea,t-
ed lady ..bad 0 stroke of paralysi..
Mrs. Aiken with ler husband and
family at one '(lino ':vett in Exeter,
Mr. Aiken having conducted a gro-
cery business in the Eamon Block.
An Irishman line, succeeded in
growing tomatoes and potatoes ono
the sante vine, after experimenting
for five years. This is nothing. Sotue
A',wrioan banks are known to have
a surplus of several million dollars
one day and the text day several
million dollars worse off than noth-
in:. Nothing surprises us these days
According to the new postal law
Ile wspaper publishers can hold for
fraud anyone who takes a paper
from the 1 , C pay-
ment.
n 1
nlr Files •-
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tnenl, and the man who allows sub-
sctiplion 10 be unpaid, and then or •
tiers a postmaster to mark :a paper
refused and Bonds 000i.(ication :o the
publisher hays himself liable to ar-
rest and . n l flue.
ice -Any per.eon wishing t heir
(Nol
ts in the cemetery l:awn stowed
d personally eared for during the
nun(r, should call /un Mr. A. Ford,
the centeter•y residence. If env
e I Ytine% on t!._ co \hlvc , a t ! !a n/I1. e cI rat to 1:,a a t' r 1 nothr t hlf >'hich to bautify t he ground,, if ing free. Why 1:1100111 0te :hvc• a00 ty
ft twilit the ReeveW. 0. 13issett, our space for ad1r•►tising purposesey will be tlhankfully receivedoy without moneyanal 00itlaou1 price.?
e cemetery committee. Tools Are I seful - Gardeners
Victoria I):ay.-':Its .:f May 0010 - :a Should never injure a 1oa11; I hey
typical ,Nay ,lay and 0100• 1• Aida}• have no helper That will devour eo
1110040 l.t•rferlIs enjowe 1. Theo.:,chn1 Isi ray irtnect5. Ou4' writer %0ys-
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0 n• 11 for I t •
1 ngram of •port, r1 tan se�I fur 1 .ur 'xceedin3ly greedy
in Exeter our .•11 iz.en . .t tile 1 t hem- 'rtimal, and roust Is' a source of
selves of 1.1ie privele:l/ of vi•a, `n • const ,rat terror to the multitude in-
ot her• points, while nl fiery ,•raters ai,h_ h 01,11 in. the inw:et tto1111. 11 feeds
cd (''isnot'+ front ; dh+tante, although colIihu.aily 0hroe;hour the nhghl,
Ohe numbe/•f Pi'ilor, 00•now + n:a. and in 24 'hour -I consumes 11 quantity
Isar;c at un r ,uuiy pnsviouS years. 01 insects c;gaal .lo about four lint.
�1!editing (iernniu1ns (scarlet) at es its stomach capaeirv. IP one
J:' cents per dozen. nodding Fol- I toad'm stomach have halon found 77
I age I'I•,nt s ar 9 i cej t s per dozen, o[ the pet( called the 1 hour:utl-leg-
Verh«Pas, Astern, SlockS, Apes- worm, in another 87 tent-caterpil-
awn, HaIsan04, Pet Lctwlia, 1•ers„ in :u.o110'1.+ 85 .t;ipsy-moth
German Ivy, etc, ready \lay 25th.
Phone your order and awe will pray
for it by :adding cxIra plants, on
al -.orders of ALM) sort upward..
FTlorishunet. 9, Hens ill -W. M. Har',urn,
Miss Evelyn Gin yours.:e:1
daughter of our townsman ,ht r.
Frank Gill. het has been taking
0 course in 'ainin; at the Toledo,
(Ohio) 11osp 1, has .graduated with
high honor ,hiss Gill, during the
her probation passed
wo years
11 of her examinations most aredit-
bly, having obtained markt as (sigh
s 100 per cent. We understand Jtios
;ill intends 'taking a post graduate
oursc in surgery during the coaling
crm. The young lady's friends here
will be pleased to hear of her :me-
ss.
• Licensed Auctioneers - The fol-
lowing is the list in Huron for 1905
Thomas Gundry. W. O. Currie, Jas.
Stanley. 1'. 8. Scott, Thomas Cam
Cron, Henry llossenberry, Geo. El-
liot, A. A. Dulma.c, Robt. 11. Gar-
ness, Geo. Beckett, W. It. Newton,
J. G. McMichael, John Gal, Henry
!frown, It. M. Charles, G. Barton,
Jas. A. Smith, it. Torrance, C. II.
\'ilson, .Tames ,tones, A. Kelly, Thos.
Irown, C. F. Vandrick, I). Dickin-
on, John Purvis, Mex. Morrison, E.
Rossenoerry, 11. 8. Phillips, C. Ham-
ilton, Joseph \Visite.
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.tones & Clark, of Winchelsea will
:ave a car load of cedar Routs at
.xetcr station and on Friday and
'atnrday of (h'e week and Monday
of next week will ::'II at 20c each,
car run, taken off cart. Mr. John
Mitchell at station, 00 Jones & Clark
with give further information. On
ante days will have car of No. 9
prim; coil Cleveland tyke and No.
2 weaving wire which will be offer -
41 at $2.65 per hundred off car.
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Ails Goan Sunday School Con-
vention - A large cumber of dele-
gates are expected in Exeter, next
Monday to attend the Anglican
church Sunday Scheid Convention
for the County of Huron. 'fisc
meetings will heheld in ale school
hall of t 'Trivial Memorial church
In the evening a service will be held
in the church in 00hich a number of
clergy �,
,y will take part. The /sermon
INs pre:aohcd by 1 he Rev. hr.
'Tucker, of Toronto. The service
will bc_;int at 7.30 and a cordial in-
Vilatiou it extended to all to attend.
Free Locals. -Just read on. We
want some one to give at least one
good reason why we should 0give free
advertising 10 organized
bodice or
societies. Perhaps some ;:onerous
hearted routs t kink we will appre-
ciate them "just to fill up." slut wo
don't Zook at 11 in that 0>1)', nor shall
we take any such view of the m:at-
tcr so
on :IS yr
t hove pay. 1 to .a a
cent for a stick of chewing .aura or
a dime for a plug of tobacco. We i ry
to make our bread and butler out of
our space, just :,s the mcrch:an:
stakes his living out or the profits
The Passion 1'I
,y w
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give another of heir entertainment 4
in Exeter, on '4cndav evening, Nay
29th, in the Opera House. iti a.1•
•lition to the seetoo presented on
May Minh "'fhe Li(t 1,1 IMF Saviour"
"Coronatir•rl of King Edo r fl, new
scenes and sonwill be presented.
111 who h•111 the pleasure of :111 111,1-
1400end-
hie onteft ainnient were •Ielilht-
ell. Don't !rase 1 his !real. Adnai -
sitnt 25c. :and 15 cents.
1'Lr i.ondou Adveariser of \lay 20
say.: "At a 111e01111t of the ,qua,;:
rely hoard of the First Met bosh 40
church, of 1111+ city, 011 Friday aright
it was decided to invite Ur. Hannon.
of Exeter, to •k'• eharze of the
Richmond and ICI nsington Ml 'io.a., From 1 he extracts of Irl (licks'
The •term of 101•v. N. Silt ell Ici . e0- foresails for \I,y, wo ni)serve -
pircd, allalnurh it is not yet knee 01 The doming storm pi -tied for May
where he will 1,e :,ppnirtted. lir, is central on 11'' 291 le .110011.1Mo
Il'(100) was pastor of this church from the 37th t 31st. Thi' Moll!,
- '!:1' al;irty-t ,0o year9 3;0, 'and a0- diagram allows that this period lies
{ - 01•' t•,'t: friendly relation- oil Fin the Mercury dist lira ince.
whis md 0n .tune 3rd. 1'4'
moonich i. on
sothe:e r•Is . ; 11 . ,Ichor n11n
caterpillars, and y'l snot 111'M 55
army worth. Th'rty lar;c tn:er-
pillars have been [e,1 to a Ic,ol in
less
aLar'three hours.
TAYLOR-STANL.11t;F•: - A very
happy event woes celebrated on May
24t11, when Miss Eleanor, daughter
of Mr. John Stanlake, of 1 ht' 2n0 Con
Stephen, was united in marriage to
Mr. William Taylor. (leiter to re -
rent bereavement t he wedding was
a quiet one, the happy couple driving
to
Hensall, where Rev. J1 r. Shaw,
Methodist iein:'0 • r, performed I he
ceremony. The bride w:1•• :Mended
by Miss N':r i Solders. to hale Mr.
Cecil Walker acie,l in 1 h • c.r ►aeity'
of 41'111 man. Mr owl Mee. Taylor
will take up 1h'+ir residen'0' r►n Mr.
T. Rakers farm a few stile• south of
her father's farm on the 2n•1 Con.
Stephen. The hest yish(s of n lova
of friends will follow the hap-
py onuple for a prosperous and
h appy journey t hrou: h life•
TUB GOODS
Shirt Waist Suits
A nice white & black ('heck Suit, nicely trimmed with
silk and Steel buttons for only $3.50.
A very nice white Suit with black dashes, a swell out-
fit with emhrcidery trimming only $3.25.
Blue Duck with white spot,good and serviceable only $3-0
White Waists
Good white Lawn Waists, 5 rows:of insertion. All
good good $1. :\ better line with embroidery fronts
very natty .?2,
One of the best Waists ever shown in Exeter, in Pure
India Linen with real Torcheon Insertion also embroidered
fronts $3 and $4.
White Skirts & Gowns
A very fine range of these from 11.03 up to $3.00.
TAPESTRY CURTAINS
Don't forget to see our big display of tine Tapestry Curtains All tate new
patterns and colors, fancy stripes, Roman stripes. Two tones and self color;,.
Heavy fringe on both ends, $2.50, $3.00, $1.00 and $3.01).
We carry the very best brands of Mixed Yaintand Varnishes, and to full
assortment of brushes. Justambat you require at house•cleantng time.
CARL,ING B:20S.
"Couches and Rockers"
A Splendid Couch . . .• $5.00
A Good Quarter Oak Rocker $3.50
Call and see our new Shop, one door south
of Spackman's Store.
W. C. HUSTON
Embalmer.
You'll tIdvc-SonI6thIug
(uu
To show for your years of work if you says
part of your earnings now-ae much aa you can
spare. You may need it at some future time -
might as well save it anyway. It is not hard af-
ter you once make a start in the right direction.
J t s $1 is sufficient to start an account with this Bank
to which you can add to when you like in any
size's amounts, and withdraw :a11 or any part of it
without any delay, and which earns interest at
the highest current rates, which is added to the
principal FOUR times a year, without it being necessary to go through the
formality r•f presenting your pass book.
You never realize the value of having a savings bank account until you
have pressing need for looney. Make the resolution NOW and start on the
right road to comfort and prosperity by opening an account with this Bank.
We have the best facilities for transacting all kinds of Banking business.
The Sovereign Bank of Canada
Head Office, Toronto. Chief Executive Office, Montreal.
47 Branches in Canada, including the following in Huron:
Exeter, Crediton. Dashwood, Zurich, Hensall and Clint*
JOSEPH SNELL, \tanager of Exeter, Dashwood and 'Zurich Branches.
To
ilk
Buyers
Having bought out the Milk
Business and Good Will of
Mr. A. Dow. 1 solicit a eon-
tinuance of vour' patronage.
With Fresh Milk and
Cream
WM. RIVERS
uituiuo MatcrIaI
This is the season of the year
when you will be thinking of
building either a house or a barn
, and we would remind you that
we can supply you with
Sash and Door Frames
and
all building idm material nal on short-
est
Oft -
est no
tlt.e.
Water Tanks
if you need a water tank this spring
call at our office :and get prices and
lea
yey our order. All sizes t
mode to
order.
Custom Sawing
Customers who have timber in
our yards and who want their
sawing done, kindly ca'I at the
mill and let us know what shape
you leant it•
Wood for Sale
the 28th, and in ,{ ,,•unt11 29.11These combined f ,chat to ' ,iee-
I
The
RO
eras and lo+sihly severe ,li-curtrances
ar es.'
I ogr rticly over the count ry
from west to east, during the last
five day% of \1 ty. 'fru must notai,le aim
storm:+ rf dale period will center• 011
IS- TaVior
G0. Ltd
and tom ).•ng •aha 28th and 29(11.
Highly c. :Irical storm, rat I11i4
season nln,o t invariant) r•e'ult ft
the paxtape of the rns.nn over 1 he
CPlenticrl equator, :col .0 ottosphe1 is
unrest and squalls are osperially
c0101000 and sever. w lien 1 he moon's
apo;,tee and passage over the eeless0410
C1111'11 (0 ore roineiik'tH.
\V, C. T. 1'.-'1•h'• Exeter Hrah h
of the \Vonaan':• l'ht;stun Temper-
ance Union are deo reins of special
thanks for 111%111 -• rare., the ser-
vices of Mr. .1i 1 1 u. %V. Deal. 1. \1. A.
of Peterborough. the .. , h^ repreien•
(•alloy of I he 1\' ('. '1' I'. for On-
larin. Mr. 11e+I .1,141r,'“ ,,1 !12 of the
Public School Chihli 011 from II '•.
III. till 12 tel 'flood +v laot. Ile ini-
piertcd dent 1101 1, .,: .n'1 .;lets thus
a''cwahle,l to kr'{. the -temple of
their bnrlhta el' ,i .and pure. The
children 0wetc Ilishted with the
hour's nd,h(+s. In the afternoon to
the s,rni: day. Mr. ileal pato
en bourn en Idreos (roto 3
to 1•h' hot . of 1lie 11izh School I)e-
,srtment.
Sprat taneous '000(4 (If
thanks were tendered f he lecturer
at both meet in;s, by the pupils of
( heir respect ive depart menta. The \V.
C. T. 1'. are doing mush for the boys
and girls of Exeter, and +they should
receive the hurry cooperation of
every right i hinkin; person to
F..xeter. Mr. Reil emphasised the
fact t hat •, /realer part of the
%in 3n11 drsr:Nation 00)0nz boys .,td
girls .n01 anarin; men and woman
come largely (00n1 itnoranee,-Gin.
o1`faTOIll =d.
Doan tie ATM Ilial Yin Hill Alta Il;.:;,!1
thiamin
of