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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1905-06-15, Page 5LAST YEAR'S silk \Vaist4 or Clothe% seem iike brand new when cleaned with SAP-O-REN-O ...ITEVAPORATES" OSorle•e Non-poteenoux Non -inflammable Works wonders beyond belief on the ' coarsest and driest of fabrics, carpet - or delicate dress goods. ](Ills alt scans in e ar pc t +, et.•. extracts all dust Restores colors like new Renews tho sizing All In few moments fora few cents 1 and a child can do 1t with SAP-O•REN.O IMakes old things new nnd remoc; . (;ren:e:and stain from new things. A -k roar grocer for Sap -o -ran -o. Tho Huf lttan & Tooter Co. Toronto TSN K$ L 't a R T M b, JUNE 15th U)U.). $. Brown CREDITON 1 S. Brown some again Re -Opening in Our Old Stand. fete 11101111ati aro tcc lef, humae- uhoved into 1emtpursry preruise.., i order to have our old st;tlel- tr here %%c've been (tails! bu.ineae forth" past 1ti yt•.trs-re-Modelled. And now, after ocrupyiez :1 tempo' - ary business home for 10 week:, we're zoinz hack to the old -nets stand, -and are now ready for businee. We will Celebrate this Home•Coming by .A Special Big Bargai i,, Sale We cannot celebrate in n rizh, to sat style ALONE. \1.1• mune Lave \ 01' with us. We're very pious u: our It'hno(lel'cd Store. tVc think its the finest ill thi: part of the country. We know you'll find it much snore pleasant than you did before use made all the alterations, but, :atter, all, it is not the more that you are interested in -it+ the GOOD5 W E SELL and Ilue PRICES \\'E SELL'THEM AT, j, i in order to b• sur:• you'll come and oetebrate with us on our "Ite-openin;" Days we've prepared a list Of genuine bargain>. \\'e enumerate a few samples below. You'll find Many more equally -food that space forbids •inent iunin here. Our re -modelled stere is filled to overflowing with a fine new stock of Spring Goods. Our word fu: i; • -a visit to our store Burin; this ten days' sale will he profitable ae well as pleasant to you. It is needless to say tint durinz this ten days sale•we'11 pay you the very highest possible ]'rices fele Produce. Csme :aid brin z your friends, we'll be ,,lad to see you even if you don't 511(•ud a rent. This Sale Ends Thursday June 29. It will be a time of Great Bargains. Here are a few Samples. 2 pieces black Peau(1st Suit. wv Silk, inns and orsteds in plains, over - Dry Goods worth $IMO for 611c. ' checks and stripe.. 1Ve furnish best We (have taken into stock the past trimmings. Please call and get our week a large (shipment of NEW, 1,1,- Staples price (•fore ordering. No trouble to 20-DATEDRYGOODS which 1 10 pieces, 27 inch. heavy Flannel- shote roods. purchased while in Montreal a fete eUe, regular 7c, during our sale al I[ you want a nice. nifty, up -to - weeks azo, at a Big Reduction in 5c date 11AT corno to us. We have Price. The goods are all fresh 1111(1 l0 pieces of regular 7 :1tx1 8c ]'riot what you waist at richt prices. new, t sus season's stiles and nutkes fur 5c. House Furnishings -reed by clearing ou Several Large 15 ds are nearly of Mullins, regualr Lel Lots we got ahem at a Ili; Iteduc- and 25c. :goods for 15c. Our mooon new in Large assortment of Ladies' Vest-, this line. Special prices Burins sale on Carpets and Japanese Alattents, Linoleums, Window shades and Cur- tains. Sion in Price, and can eel L them r 4,ESS THAN MANUFACTURER'S VRICFS. (sere arc a few :- 5 i Bess ends, 54 inch. colored .goods 11150 few black Crespine and Satin Cloths; regular $1.25 for 87 1-2. 10 pieces of tine Black Dress Goods French and En;lisp makes, 40 to 42 inch. wide, all this season's ,roods. inns. We (,tart them at 20 to 45c. per yard. Special values in Latask:t Voiles, 10 121-2 and 15c. Mistral Voiles at 20c. Case Mill Knd.+, white Cotton, re; ular 8 to 12c; jet 5 and 6c. Hale Mill Ends Denems. worth 20 rAtnon; the lot wilt( be found Satin to 25c for 13c. eloteas Lace cloths,Eoliennes, Mo - hairs -all [good plain and fancy wen_ • ist. s a1 yes -suitable for 6kiris, Shirt-waist Suits, etc., Iterular l'rice 75 to 85c for 69c. 5 pieces all wool fancy voile, worth turer's prices - 50c., for sale while -they last nt 30c. $8.00 to $10.00 Suits for $6.011 10 pieces of all wool Dres4 Goods $7.51) Suits for $5.00 in Greys, Browns, Blues. Greens. Youth 3 piece Suits we start at$2.90 flIlack, White. Champagne, etc., in 1 Boys 2 piece Suits, x+1.00 to 3.50 • rltl, and medium tyei.rhts, suitable Job litre Men's Shirts. results!' price for Shirt -waist suits, Fancy Dresses. 50c., sale price 25c. etc. Regular 60c, to 75c per yard. 39 Ladies' and Men's Rain and *ale price 50c. Waterproof Coats -all this year's 10 ends of Plain and Fancy Dress styles. This is aleo a line we clear - Goods. (Regular 75e. 85c. and $1.00 ed while in Montreal at less than Now 65c. Manufacturer's price. Regulntly 11 Dress Ends worth 45c. 50. and sold at $5 to $10: sell to clear $3.50. 60c for 35c. t 10 Ladies' Rain Coats, regular price 2ac. 6 lbs. Rice for 25c. 7 bars of Silks 82.25 to $3.50 -your choice $1.00. Castile Soap for 25c. 111c. a can for Ready Made Clothing t have Leen fort Welt c 1cle:a - In; out several linea of new, up-to- date-Clothin;, less than M:tnufac- I Sometimes the hair is not properly nourished. ft suffers for food, starves. Then it falls out, turns prematurely gray. Ayer's Hair Vigor is a ers Hair Vigor hair food. It feeds, nourishes. The hair stops falling, grows long and heavy, and all dan- •drufi disappears. several check., it -tired 10 the elite- ) t inn of t 1,. to ides r(1 11 ices anal friends. The happy couple will re- side in Port Elvin. COOMIES-A I It 1 II '1 Ie. martiazc of Alis: Chris-t:.ut.l ' Air( h, only dau_hter of 4he late Junes Air( h, formerly of llsborne, to \Ir. T. E. Coombes. of Exeter. was solemnized at the home of the brides j mut her, Mrs. AIM Ai rt h. Exeter !North, on Thursday, June et le 1905, at the hoar of three p. m., only near relatives and f ien(14 tenor present. The bride, who was unattended was liven away by her brother, Mr. Jas. Ana h, and looked charutiur in a beautiful ;scan of bruttn chiffon t:lf- feta with ciasin applique, ee;uitr a tul' • It'idal veil, :Intl carrying a ho- tlt''t of white c Ir11alinns. The cet:•- 111011y teas preformed 1•y Hey. \V, '1. Martin under a floral arch and lead.- zround of cvor_reet''s, Miss M. llor- 'ley lenderiilg tttddi'e.z mart -Ate:. Mier he ceremony a dainty Nervous Women Their Sufferings Are Usuallx. Due to Uterine Disorders Perhaps Unsuspected Canada's Finest1 PIANOS A MEDICINE THAT CURES For June w e arc offering soec- ial bargains in Pianos. We hand - Can we dispute le the finest goods Canada pro. the well - known fact that Canadian duces and at moderate prices and women are ner- easy terms. vows? How often do we Lear the expres- sion, "1 am so ner- vous, it seems as if 1 should fly ; '' or, Don't speak to me." Little things annoy you and "My bale was cousin; out terribly. I was 1'• tl5 s:'t vcd in the dinin;-twat , •a matte you irritable; you can't sleep, almost afraid to comb 11. But weer. n,', which all did ample justice. 1'!: you are unable to quietly and calmly Vigor protaptly stopped 11. fallIi,,;,ard alt: ts•tored th•aatural roles." bride was the recipient of many u..e- perform your daily tasks or care for Was.E.O.H.WARD, Landing. N J. fur and beautiful gifts. Mr. and your children. £N • betels °• r. "'%a ea , V Mrs. Coonibex left on t he evcuitt; The relation of the nerves and gen- Udrtesal. t.,..;!. then I erative or Y for�t..�...�-1 train for points north, the bride guns in women is so close tycarin z a ;�ott n of green ere po d/ that nine -tenths of the nervous mes,os- I tration, nervous debility, the bluchene. They have now liken up CC'S- I'I r�i�a � • idence (with tlu hi ide's moi her where I sleeplessness and nervous irritability zttrgesmair+i they toe r(•ceivins the see aseliss of arise from some derangement of the many friends. organism which makes her a woman. Fits of depros.sion or restlessness and i'ASSMORE-CA\ N irritability. Spirits easily affected, so A very phme tntoothat one minute she laughs, the next place. un \Vednesdrettyo ay, ,Tuneeeddi7trh, atl: minute weeps. fain in the ovaries and the Home of Mr. and 111 Chas. between the shoulders. Loss of voice; Canes, con. 6 .Osborne, orlon their nervous dyspepsia. A tendency to cry second daughter, Miss Olive, was un- at the leastrovocation. All this points ited in marriage to Mr. John Pas;- to nervous prostration. more, electrical cnrineer at Strat- Nothing will relieve this distressing ford. The strains o[ Mendelsshons condition and prevent months of pros - wedding march, played by Miss Tena tration and su ffering so surely as Lydia McDonald, announced the entrance June Weddings ESLEIt-MANSON A (appy event was celebrated at the home of Mrs. Manson, Stanley, on 1Vednesday, lune 7th, when her dauthter, Miss Katie, became the bride of Mr. Allan •Esser. The knot was securely tied by Rev. Mr. Dav- idson. Mr, and Mrs .Esler will re- side on the old homestead on the Gosheiellnne which he recently pur- chased. 11'e join with n hosi of friends in wishin; them a happy and prosperous marries( life. HiGGINS - DEVERELL Married in Toronto. - Announce- ments havc been received of the mural rz.IP \V±•dnesday, June 11th, of Mr. Elijah Hiss -ilia, youngest son of Oil late 11. L 111r. ins, toren, to Miss Flora Deveretl, daughter of Mrs. E. Deverell, 291 Palmerston Crockery Av.., Toronto. Mr. Ilirlins I:as for Was never offered and may itches, some time past been in Toronto, pre - be again at such prices as Burin, the parinz for the missionary work and Great 10 Days Sale. has now paseec) his examina•lions, ex - A full, complete Tea 841, Malvern, pec(inr to leave this fall for the ens - 41 pieces for $3.00. sioa fields in India. Fancy Dinner Sett, regular $12.00 for$ '10.011. Fancy ])inner Sett, regular $10.00 for $8.00. 4 beautiful Malvern Dinner Set to 97 pieces, special $8.75 for $7.00. Fancy 10 piece Toilet Set $2,25 and up. Ills :maps in White %V..etr. Groceries Our stock is coniplcly and fre Try our re ruler 25c Tea durin sale 6 lbs. for $1.110 Green Itio Cof- fee Rib for $1.011 7 lbs. Tapioca for In Suits to Order nice red Salmon. 17 lbs. best zranu- 9 piece Taffeta Silk in black, car- I laced Sugar for $1.110. 19 lbs. yellow dinal, Li;ht blue, light Green, Gar- We ietve increased our stock Sugar for $1.00. 4 lbs. Raisins for \\'now show you a 25c. 4 lbs. Currants for 25;. Fore', act, Navy Cream, Fawn and tote. �rcally and can itegular 75 for 50c. , sat', a (.tock of nobby up-to-date emit - City Ilekin! Powder 211r. :. Remember the Stand Brown's Corner Store, Crediton S. BROWN MEDICAL ' Ott SALE - Lot 8, Con. 3, U.: - W. BROWNING, M. D., M. C. borne, 100 acres, all under cul- • P. S„ Graduate Victoria Uni• ovation, 2 wells. 011 the property its. office and reefdcnence. Dominion is ca frame House, rood bank barn, pot story, Exeter. one frame barn. For further par - DENTAL ticul•irs apply to Jas. Essery, Exeter P. O. TT, HINMMAN, L. D.8. AND D11. A.R. KINSMAN, L. D. 8. D. D. S., Honor Graduate Toronto University. Dentist- eeth extracted without pain or bad after efforts. Office in Fan• eon's block. West sMe of Main wet' Exeter D.A. ANDERSON, (D. D. 8. L•D'8. DENTIST. Honor Graduate of the Toronto L'nlvers117 amid Royal College of Dental Surgeons of ,with honors At -o I'oct•graduate 0f School of Prosthetic Dentistry (with bees[& le mention. Everything known to the Dental Profession ttfaseta this office. Bridge work, crowns, al- Isainnm, gold and vulcanite plate+ all done In Sae neateet tly MMrmleoss anaesthetic used for painless extra,. Ws. Oelse one door month of Carling Brae store teeter, Ont. Orr EY TO LOAN ye have f upon farm orddviillage property at 1 weerivate funds for n ea of Interest. DICKSON It CARLING Exeter. ONEY TO LOAN. w e bave a isrge amount of private funds to eau so and village properties at lowrstee �Interest GLADMAN R STAN81•ItY 14arriaters Solicitors, Main 81. Exeter. F011 SALE. -- 11 have 84 acres in ,crass look in not too bad which i will sell on lit !round not les: than 5 acre lots and upwards, any- one requirinz ouch apply soon. 1 alto have a quantity of brick in building to 14011 cheap, by the lump or hundred, also a hr ze quantity of stone at 61,e barn to dispose of. Ap- ply to (lay 1'. 0.. 1.. \IcTAGGAI(T. .IOSF.1'll \VItiTE: Licensed Auctioneer, Canities of Perth Middlesex, Huron, Oxford and Town of 81. Marys. Charges moderate. Orders lett at his residence, Queen St., St. Marys, till be promptly attended to. Phone at house. his u o t Special al tent ion given to live stock sales. Ordersris left nt The Tithes will be promptly attended to. The Usborne and Hibbert Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur- ance Gompanp Head Office, Farquhar, Ont. DIRE('T0118 President: -'1'. RYAN, DU111.tN. P. 0. None's', Vice -Pres.:-- J. A. N' ,DICKSON &CABLING, FAnju it Ait1'.0. F. MORLEY, WHALEN P. 0. 0m -rimers, Solicitors Notaries t onveyeacera, W. 11. 1•ASBtoI1•:, ('KOMARTY P. 0. adhLbmm.isut••erv. solicitors for tbeolsone VM. ROY. BOBNHo1.M P. 0. one at lowest rate- of interest. J. I,. 1tu8ssLL, Itt'ssEI.I I R P. 0. ey to h GFFICK :-MAIN STREET, EXETER. AO EN t S. t. R. CARTING h. a. t. n. DIC=OON 1. OARMICi AEI., STAFFA. ()NT. A. Dt•NraN FARgt'llAIt, ONT. SIIOI(TllORNS holt SALE - The J. WIisoN, Ft t.t..tttru., ONT. I. 8. (;11-FtI.t.AN, LUCAN, ONT undersigned has (or sal.. o" B. W. F. tiE:AVER5, Lot • p -Con. 2, stay, n number of tip- t!► -(issue thoroughbred Shorthorn Secy.-Treas. Farquhar. buil,. They are of the 11.w set blocky type, dark red in color .nil of choice breeding. They are n11 elig- ible for registration, rind will be sold reteonably. - John Elder. liens;►II 1'. 0. k. Eta :\ pctilitnl is 1 'n rirctala1e.I in Sarni, to pre w t le • Govern- ment prayinz ..t ha ferry holt. and Del roil 1.,, , ..p rennin - 10 and from 8arn..1 nm 1und:aya. FOR SALE. -Residence and 8 lots with good stable, everything in good repair. Residence recently re- painted ; also a first-class well good orchard, and ornamental trees on the premises, The property must be sold as the undersigned is leaving town. I'or particulars and terms of sale apply to It. F. Irene, Exeter. Proclamation for Civic Holiday, 1905. Upon the petition of 1'. \Vook1, (' r - lin; Bros., 1t. N. Rowe, Thos. 11 •:s- kins & Son, Samuel Martin and it ;r- ty other rate -payers of tin• vile.• n• of Exeter, 1 do hereby proclai •t Thursday, the 6th day of .1 uly, 1!'u i a day to lae observed by the citizens of Exeter as :a civic holiday. Let all .rood citizens govern 1 hetuselve• ac- cordingly. God Save the hint. W. G. 11iSti1':•1.1•, Peeve. MARE STRAYEi) - Strayed +O+ Col motion on Jun,• •2nd, 19115, a road stare 17 years old, about 15 hands hizh, large st tr, heft hind foot while, branded C. C. on left should- er, g I larxl all 1 I round, bar shoes, on front feet. Any information le:td- int t., her recovery will be suitably rew'ai dad. -Jacob Weber. ilotninion Itnr.•1. nnhlin. 11 i+ s fid there re are at Ie.t•+t four important laid rem in the county which are unsafe for heavy travel. If this is true it is not creditable to to a county of this importance. It it is also said 1 hat some of the new• bridges twin; erected, which aro ex - peel eel to have concrete floors, are not being built heavy enough to car- ry concrete. TIte roads :arc in such zood shape that the tellies of 1{ou1 Commissioner t•eInte more to bridge work than road stork, ,and it is im- portant that clone attention sl:nuld be 'given thereto. YOUR WORN-OUT STOMACH What is needed is the strengthen- ing influence of Dr. Hamilton's ('ills -they work marvels where the atom rich and digestion are poor. in one day the nppetite increases end the whole system is rapidly soren;th- encil. No stomach specialist could write a !Miler prescription tirtn 1)r. Ifamilton'a Pills of Mandrake and Butternut. At all dealers in a yel- low line, price 25e., or fire boxes for one dollar. it► To Cure a Cold in One Day TM Mike Laxative Br01110 Quinine Tablets. 61 � j on every 'jives Moe ne boon NM d post 12 ttontbS. This `ignatu re Va lr. box. 23c. Dl'Cl1AIIME-DEN MIE A very . , .,. x. happy t r I,.t .alt • nd li.l 1 � 1 py even' took place on Tuesday lust, June bah, when two popular your; people of St. Joseph, joined hearts and hands to :spend the rest of their life tore: her in prosperity and peace. 'fief= zroonm was Mr. Oscar Duch amt., Jr., eldest on of Mr. Oscar 1)uch- arme, Sr., and tate bride Miss Celina Denontie, dau;titer of Mr, and Mrs. Alexander Dcnonsie. The ceremony was performed or t he St. Teter', \church. St. Joseph, Itev. J. A. Loi - elle Lied the knot. Tho happy coll- ide will I ake up t Fair residence on Mr. Oscar Duclulrnte, Sr's farm not fair from St. Joseph. PROPT - ATKINSON A ver happy event was solemnized , at t It ne of Mrs. Jane Atkinson ofWednesday,. t June 14th, hcn her dnu alder Kate was joined in mar - ria :e to Mr. William Trout, of Vic- toria, B. C. The ceremony was per- formed by Gee Rev. R. J. M. Perkins at high noon in the presance of only the immediate rein!ives ole the con- tracting parties. The bride was un- altendcd and wore a handsome dress of navy blue silk, her going away gown Erin; a suit of brown with hat to match. The .groom was n resi- dent of this vicinity swine ihire y- eizlr years neo, leaving Isere for the West where he has prospered in his uttlertakins s. Mr. and Mrs. ('rout left on 11K. evcnin t train for an extended trip to Portland, Ore., and other points of interest. They will reside in Victoria cit v, 11. C. The best wishes of a hos: of friends follow Ilse iral,y couple. IHICKS' FORECASTS Great warmth, attended by high humidity and very low barotnelcr, will be warnings of probable danzt•r that none can :afford to despise or marled, 'fisc Wending of the Mara influence with the .lune soletico per- iod indicates that thunder SitOtvers may transpire durinz the nfternoona and evenin;s, up to and lhrou_h the reactionary storm l:criod coverinz the 11(11 to the 17th. Thio is a time when hay makers will be tinder con- straint in ba rvest inz their crop. Grasses and trains t sat will stand wit bout ►natcrin1 I(-. 1111111 the June solstice subside 1. will IM iter uncut, unless small quantities ate reaped' at a time and handled ttith treat promptness and care. The barometer properly understood and followed will play no sm•t11 part in the important work of harvesting durin; this month. The Vulcan slorni period cxtcndin?from the 20th to 21th, is central on the 21st, the central dry of the summer solstice period. This period will i,rinz very hi zit temperature, low- haroni4',:•r and Ihrcateninz storms. MI'1Rt-SHL W A very pretty house tveddinz took place on Wednesday, June, 7111, n: Jut Cneta10", Clinton, the real - dance o[ Mr. anti Mr.+ John Shaw, when iir it youtizest (,tu rhter, '•I is, C., was united in marriazo to W. .1. Muir, ;Merchant of i'ort El gin. The tvcddin z ceremony wag preformed by llev, 1)r. Stewart. Only Ihe immedi- ate rcla'ire' of the bride and groom were present. The bride looked most beautiful in a town of white pcint de Paris over taffeta, aril an exquisite bertha of rose point Ince and pearl earniture, and ' carried stl:ito roses, she was assisted as bri lestneid by her noire, \lis' Marion Marrs, of ]'ort i'I tin, in a dainty whit ^ orr,ndy I imed with lace and insertion, ant trryinr pink nr.r- n It ions. Lnrn^ Muir, of l'ort El a it,, brot I:er of the zroom, acted as ;ronmsntnn, (chile little Misses Jta- sin Ilnllanlyne, niece of the etoom, and Dorothy ?[arcs and Madeleine Shaw, nieces of the bride, in dainty white drease•, acted at floc' er ziri'. At the close Of Ihe ceremony dain- ty luncheon was served in the dinin; room. Th^ presents. which included of the bridal party. The bride who was exquisitely gowned in a dainty dress of white crepe de chene, her boquct bein; bridal roses, was given away by her father. Master Roy Williams as pa ;e, carried the rin; in a pretty basket of flowers, while another pretty attendant ryas little itlanche Cann, sister of the bride, performitte the duties of flower .girl, The ceremony was performed in the prettily decorated drawing -room by Rev. W. 11. Cooper, of Elimville, in this presence of invited friends and relatives. The ceremony over, con- ;ratulations were extended after which a dainty dejeuner was served the same color decorations also being shown in the spacious dinin;-room. The evcnin; afterwards was pleas- antly spent, a very brilliant display of fireworks bein; ,riven on tier. lawn. There was atop recitations, speeches an music. There were many useful anti 1enutiful presents tes(ifyin r to aft hi;h esteem in which the oyunz couple are held. Mr. and Mrs .Passmore o.re followed to their home by the best wishes of a )cost of friends for t uccoss and prosperity. 'I411ky will reside on Ceu- ler street, Si rat r'ord. MIL -On Juno SQl 7th,iIIE-Eat the home of Mr. and Mrs. \1'111. Earl, Zion, was the scene of a very pleasant and Nappy event, when their dnu;titer Mary, teats united in the holy bonds of matrimony 10 Mr. James Squire, son of Mr. henry Squire, Zion. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mi', Fletcher, of Thames Road- Only the' immediate friends of the con- tractin; parties were present to tvit- nesse the ceremony. Promptly at 5 o'clock while the strains of Lohen- ;rins weddin; march was being play- ed by Miss Cook, of Kinburn, cousin of the ;room, the _room took his stand under an arch of ever;reens and ferns from which suspended a flower hell, proceeding the ;room was the pretty little rin; bearer in the person of Cecil Harris. Li'.ile Miss Carrie Thompson, made a very pretty flower girl dressed in white organdy. Followin; carne the bride leaning on the arta of her father. looking most charming in a dress of white silk, trimmed with Paris ecru lace, ribbon and chiffon, carry- ing :a boquet of white carnations. After congratulations they repairedst. to the dinin z room, in which was spread a most sup( repa The tables were tastefully decorated with white flowers and green ferns, etc, which were the only prevailin; colors. Before Loin; to the evening amusements, Mr. Fletcher tare his ever welcome speech. and all drank to the health of bride and groom. A pro,ramrne was intelli;eptly pre- pared which proved a success. 8olox were zivcn by Miss Cook, and Miss Squire, of Granton acted her part well in elocution. also Mr. Stephen Squire showed his nimbleness in the swinzin; of the clubs. Mr. 0. Earl next rave selections on the violin. The { ano ra I t006 n importantorla nl part and greatly amused the people. Instrumentals were again riven by alias Cook. Not forret lin; the pre- sents which were both coaly and useful, ev'idericint Ilse esteem tis which they were Iieltl. Al a reason- able' hour 1hc'y all repaired to their homes highly pleased with the even- inr's proceedings, wishing the bride and groom :a long and happy wedded lite,: Si'IRAINED ANKLE. STIFF NECK, LAME SHOULDER These are three common ailments for which Chamberlain's Pain Balm is especially valuable. if promptly applied it will save you time, money and suffering when troubled with any one of these ailments. For sale in Exeter by W. S. Howey. Ears for llalchin; - I'ure Bred White Leghorn for hitching frout excellent winter layinz t' rain. Flock headed by first prize cockerel et Goderich 1'oultry Bhow•. 50e. per Ilettin;.-S. Andrew-, ElimviIle. SELL 'YOUR COLD FOR et You surely won't stop at a dollar hill to cure that horrid snifflin; cold! Go to nny druzgitt and get "Catarrhozonc" and your cold will be a thine of the past. There is almost witchery in the swift way Cttarrhozone kills cold'. Ilut when you consider (tic penetratin;, heal - in; and antise-lie qualities of Ca- tarrhozone perhips it's not so won- derful. Certainly there it no rem- edy lislf so prompt for colds and ca- tarrh as Catarrbozone . Refuse a substitute and insist on bavina only "Catsrrbozone". E P'111 kisams V tab! C •egea ompound. Miss Lelah Stowell, of 177 Welling- ton St., Kingston, Ont , writes : Dear Mrs. Pinkhani:- " Your medicine is indeed a Godsend to suf- fering women, and I onl • wish that they all knew what it can do forytheta and there would be no need of their dragging out miserable lives in agony. I suffered for years with bearing -down pains, extreme nem. ousness and excntriatingheadaches, but e fees bottles of your Vegetable Compound made life look now and promising to me. I am light and happy and I do not know what sickness is, and I have enjoyed the best of health now for over four years* Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has sent sun- shine into thousands of homes and hearts." \\'i11 not the volumes of letters from, women made strong by Lydia E. Pink - ham's Vegetable Compound convince all women of its virtues? Surely you cannot wish to remain sick and weak and discouraged, exhausted each day, when you can be as easily cured as other women. \VIIY 1)0 WOMEN SUFFER Such pain and endure the torture' of nervous headache when 25c. buys Roller •• a sure cure like Nerviline. A few drops in sweetened water brings un - Mills failin„ 'relict. You feel better at once, (you're braced up, invigorated headache 1•;oes away after one dose. The occasional use of Nervilinc prevents indigestion and stomach disorders -keeps up health and strength. Every (woman needs Ner• viline, and should use it 100. In 25c bottles everywhere. A few second hand Pia tit s and Organs at bargain prices, Also Sewing Machines on our own terms. If you call and to show contt nlplate buying see us. No trouble gOO(is. S. MARTIN & SON Flour Fayed I and Grocery Store %Ye have opened an up-to- date Flour, Feed and Grocery store at Trevethick's old stand and we solicit a shale of your patronage when we will prove to you that 0111)('ices are goods right and our of the best quality. , We make a t.pecialty of Teas IOc Teas sold at 25c We have also a large stock f Potatoes on hand. Pro - lice t v :ken in exchange. S. HARDY & SON CREDITON Gristing and Chopping Promptly Done. We are giving excellent sa- ne date: of 1 h '(.oriel: hall( hair tisfaction in flour since re - have been fixed for Wednesday and modelling our mill Thursday, Sept. 20th and 21st. The laxative effect of Chamber- lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets is so :tameable and so natural that 5 Chamber - you donot realize H r 11ze it is the effect f 11 Sweitzer yto n medicine. For sale in Exeter by W. S. Howey. Master Johnny Glew, son of Mr. Nelson Glow, of Clinton, met with Manitoba & Northwest a very painful etccident at tt,tte found- ry on Monday evcninz, resulting in the amputation of tw•o of his finver+. 11ca in some n'%he zl. hid hand The Saskatchewan Valley & caught in a co! wheel, badly crush - in; tete joint's of two fin cera. Manitoba Land Co. Ltd. FONUD A CORE 1'OR DYSi'Ei'SIA. Mrs. 8. Linds,y, of Fort William, Ontario, Canada, who has suffered quite a number of years from dys- pepsie and ;rent pains in the etom- aole was advised by her dru;;ist to take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. She did so and says, "•I fin that they have done me a ;reital of zoo(. 1 have never had any Bufferin; since I he;an Us - in; them." If troubled ttith dys- pepsia or indigestion why not take these Tablets, ret well and stay well For sale in Exeter, by W. 8. Howey. Lands for Sale Largest Land Company on the C ntinent, controlling entire Can - Man Northern Railway land grant Two Million Acres The cream of the wheat lands of Western Canada Parties purchasing now are given until est of June to select their land. For Terms etc. apply to ELLIOT & GARDINER Land Agents Office Main St. Exeter. aj=6, STRATFORD., ONT. • You can get a general educe- • tion in any school but cotne to the Central for Practical Busi- ness Training. This college has a continental reputation for thoroughness. Opportunities are for those who are prepared. Our graduates always succeed. You I• may enter our clssses at any time. Write for a free catalogue. W. J. ELLIOTT, I Principals D. A. McLA(?HLAN, ••••••••••••••s•s•s••••••• •••••••••••••••••••see•••• ••••••••••••••••••s••••••• = THE MESONS BANK • • (Ito or I °rated ).y Act of Parliament MA) CAPITAL PAID UP • • •53,000.000.00 RESERVE FUND • •• S3.000.000.00 14 Branches in Ontario, Hushes. A: , :t a. Brill.h Columbia and Manitoba EXETER RANCH Open eve:) Lawful Dnp 110 n 10 A. >:. 10 ;i 1• m. except Saturday iO A. L. to 1 r, St. Fnr rrierta' Mrs:o Notes* cashed or collected. Forms supplied on avowatinr, ',HAT' Ts on all pc ie's in the Dominion, Greet Britain and Un 11(1 Stales, bought And sold at low r -t rate* of exchange, 14AVINOM DEPARTMENT Depossitw colt 461.O01 ani upwards received. interest torn• pounded hair )tall y, and odd, at to principal June 30111 and iieeember alit. De posits Ittseip•s also is -wet and ( pct t.t current rates of interest allowed. Advnncette made to farmers hock dealers Mitt business men nt lowest rates end on mo -t fa% arab',! term#. Agents nt Exeter fir Dom. Oot ernment. = Dics& h, Rnher.N. D. HURDON, . N••••k••••••••••••••••.•••on :cugito. Manager. ••••••••••••oNiNNo••••% -4