HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1905-06-15, Page 8>u 1JX E I k k •I: M i S. .JUNE 15th (90:)
Its a Beauty
(JUST I NI, a new 4 1'a td wide Linoleum, rtoy ground with
Scrub! the effect in the new wood colorings. This H
one of the prettiest efli'cte in 4 yards wide 1,ineleunl we
have yet, shown. Yes, its a beat'ty, and only $_'. lb the yard.
We are doing a great carpet trade this season. Unions,
Wools, Tap(tst.rys, lirussells and Velvets. A big stock to
select from.
Special Values in Wool and Tapestry Room
RUGS -We can fit any ordinary sized room at prices
that will r iekle your pure string:3.
What about a nice Velvet Stair Carpet. We have a
beauty, rich cardinal %:round with soft greets shaded border.
This carpet is so soft and nice chat you can hardly hear
yourself thinking when walking- on it. Come in and try.
Yes, Oh Yes, we are•leading then all on Butter
Egg prices. We are open for any gnantity of Butter
Eggs at prices a little better than the combination.
we are not its tIR' combination.
and
and
No,
4. A. STEWART
The June
Wedding
The June bride, the groom. and the
present cause a deal of excitement
in homes where they are in evidence
The presents are a very important
part of the occasion indeed, and just
• s, . sib!c to have a
a. it would be it os t
n
I
wedding without a bride, it is im-
possible to have presents tcitliont
a jewellery store. We would Iikc 10
make it plain to ,gift -givers that this
store will undertake to supply them
with attractive artistic articles
that are in every senco suitable and
in every particular worthy the occa •
• lion. It doesn't take so very touch
money to own thous either, not
nearly so much as it used to.
We will gladly assist you in every
possible way to make selections.
S. Fitton,
GRADUATE OPTICIAN.
$I6
arid $18
or somewhere around there,
is a tavorite point for sum-
mer suit prices.
We've Dozens of
Choices for you
Around $16 & $18
TO ADVERTISERS.
Sumo of the farmers report that
1w :aloes th.rt Iwv'• beets planted hat..
strut of tot and in ►atne s.a_
have to Le ie -p hunted.
Victoria fine Ones for ladi^s, price
412.25. '2JU ;Lod ligan. Meet le-
i titigh•d
e-
luuded t., you wLen 1.uri out if
they are not that we clay they ate.
lief . !tlau.+on. Moots and Slx ' .
t•n'! fur: ( 1l•.• ll:•soltie l•:}.eul�
n to G ode ric b. Thursday, 'uly 6t h.
The Masonic l:xc!: ..,,,i to Goder-
ich Civic Holiday. 11111 stray, July 6111
Hill he 't 1.+ hes Ic: lh scasou.
Dlt. OV ENS. London. Sur Seo.
EYE. EAIt. NOSE and TIfitOAT.Fi s
Glasses properly. Oftiee, Coiumer•
rill hotel. Exeter.. Next visit Sat-
11rday. July lilt.
TO CUItE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab-
lets. All druggists refund the mon-
ey if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's
signature is on each box. 25c.
It pays to Advertise. -A good rain
coat Has found recently by Mr. I).
Wood, who followed the finding by
advert it in the Times. with the
result that the owner called for it
in a few days.
A number of men were busily en-
gaged 011 Tuesday last its drawing
sand for \Ir. Thos. 811:aptol1 for the
re-buildiur of his barn shell was
last week tvrecked by the wind
s o•m.
George Bunter & Son %till hold
not her lig cattle sate at CCM ralia,
on Saturday, June 27111. consisting
of tnilch cotes, heifers, and two and
three year old steers. Exh:•:1 rood
stock.
flutter. London, will bo at the
Central hotel. Exeter, on Thursday
Jura: 29th 1905, all day
for Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat con-
sultation. Eyes tested and glasses
supplied.
The exterior of the Commercial
hotel has been grcatiy iutproved dur-
ing the past week,tlie bricks having
all been re -painted a beautiful tone
of red wills grey trimmings. The
interior has also received many rcno-
yat ions and improvement s.
Ttie copy for changes must be left s The sale of Turkish Scalp Food
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual ;' increasing daily. It restores -grey'
adveatisements accepted up to noon :Le to the natural color. relieves
Wednesday of each week, dandruff and itching of the scalp
and promotes the ,growth of the
hair. The best on the market. Sold
THURSDAY, JUNE 15th, 1905 by C. Lutz. Exeter.
•••••••••••••••••r••••••••• '�AI1 arr:ul*euents Jaye been con►-
pleled for the grand excursion to
• Goderich on July 6th. 'Sou cannot
afford to miss it. Fare 80c and 40e.
►••••N80c for adults aed 400 for child-
ren will buy a ticket for the Masonic
An exchange says it has rained
1':acursion to Goderich July fth.
every Monday since the snow left.
Rev. Win. Godwin is now conval-
escing. each day growing dtron;er.
Mr. Horton left lolls week for n
visit with friends in London and In-
gersoll,
Jr John Evans ofLoad spent
t
Sunday and Monday at 1i house
here.
Mrs. (Dr.) McDowell. of Listoweh
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. W.
G. Bisset t.
Mrs. John Ovens and Mrs. (Dr.)
.tones, of Clandeboye, were guests of
Mrs. E. Jones, last week.
Dr. L. L. and Mabel Follick, of St.
Marys spent Sundry under the par-
ental roof.
A number of our citizens attended
th.e Johns -Passmore nuptials in Us -
borne on Tuesday lint.
Mrs. Monroe is visiting her broth-
er at Rochester. Mich., also rel•atiyes
at Sarnia.
Mrs. C. H. Horsey, of Usborne, i-s�
suffering with blood-poisoninr in her.
left foot.
Messrs. S. Fitton and J. Willis
l'owell attended court this week al
Goderich as Petit Jurors.
Lo+1t. - Good axe, between Credi-
ton and Exeter. Finder please leave
salve at John Ferguson's Exeter.
Mr. Richard Gidley, jr., has accept-
ed a position in the, store of Mr.
Edwards at Hayfield.
Mr. and Mrs .(.. A. K. McLeod at-
tended the Squire -Earl nuptial's nt
Zion on Wednesday last.
Wanted - At once a house keep-
er on farts, middle aged person pre-
ferred. Apply at Times Office.
LOCALS
\Irs. Garfield Sheers!, accompanied
It's a sensible price to pay, by I'r Iitllr d:luzhler, is visilinx
too . That much money %lith Mrs. it .511Iere.
ll present subscriber• of the Tim -
spent her( buys suits that 05 r
Aetry leave (he Family herald and
arc really good enough for stir to Jan. ist 1906 for 40c.
anybody to wear anywhere. Mrs. Geo. Saltiwcll attended the
wedding of her ncice, Miss Earl. of
Whalen, In \I r. II. Squirt'. on Wed -
All arc clrrrect Fabrics. nesd:►y 11.1.
Will you call some day ? \lrs. Gla►1%ille, of London, is
111 her mot her, Mrs. John Sweet,
1 o has 1,0(11 seriously ill but is new
-� - T'"
r.
very Indy sl•ould call uad eaW W. Tamanse reel ori, rine sores. s Isar
• ,.trill be in Ih:• store this tweak.
'. Manson,
Albert fine shoes for men. \lon-
e•y refunded wive!' worn out if they
are .no what we say they are. Gee.
Manson, Borba and Shoes.
air. and Mrs. Frank Lutz. and
tle
flan zit( or, of Gnnanoquc, Ont.,
Miss Fannie Itreeler is visitant lir. :Ile at present vlsitinr the formner's
and Mrs. Geo. Barnwell. I parents, Dr. and Mrs. Lut z.
Mrs. M. Mitchell,of London, is vi -it - Itev. It. .T. Phillips, of t he Ira 1
inz her fa/her, Mrs. Thos. Itoutley. hyterian church, 8t. Thomas, ..pent
ili
partr,
of last weak with Mrs. It. Doe -
Merchant Tailor.
Mr. 1'. rrayne spent Sunday
Mitchell.
a1
I had a %•.tlu, ,1
♦ .1r 31 Rulon 1 1
.Ir. .101
tri
e 'e last neck.
horse dl i
1
Lawn mowere sharpened on short-
est notice 11 1). ltartleib's, Exeter.
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+ '.Vetch This SpaceEvery \Ve.k.
+ WANTED
Men and Women in City. Town and Country. •11 over 1, sell hnjoylii 4 Toilet 'i
preparations and Purity Non-alcoholic Flavoring Ettrset4. Wo offer liberal corn -r4
.i. mission. and give ep•rial discounts to hustlers. If you want 5 clean, easy ern
•t• ploymen: write ns. You can work whole or part time. We h,rnl.h rho- inform■ *4
tion we tWnk will enable •n make a emcees, of the work, yellowing k a list of �:
our nreparatIona and retail price.
k oyme Vegetable Hair Restorer for (tray hair. lar
En oyme Eau de Quinine Hair Tonic for dandruff, ;be
E oyme Th moleme Tooth ('ream 2.5c
I( eyrue Quince and Almond Cream, t. I ton, t
E oyme Favorite Pomade ter burns, 25e
En oyme Medicinal Jelly skin food. 2..c
Nameless (torn t Hanlon emedy 2S.'
Namele,r Catarrh itemedy 21c
Purity Flavoring Extractrn powder form, 25e
Lemon. Vanilla an Almond
A nice l,ne to handle.:a1 neat cIa.'• scoops. 'We don't give maniple + b tit w do give
sable.Purity Mfg. Co., Exeter,. Ont.
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tnnual llectiti of Woman's In-
str te.-The annual meeting of the
Woman's Institute will. he held in
the Town Hall, on Friday, June 10th
at 3 o'clock. It is requested that all
members be present as it is election
of officers for ensuing year. -Airs.
11
Wickwire, r s. . t r Hastings,
e
Mrs. John W. Eedy, of St. Marys,
arrived 11o110 last week from Ca li-
fornia where she has leen living for
nearly two years. Mr. Eedy oleo in-
tended returning home but the con-
dition of his health would not per-
mit. Mrs. Ecdy, after a few weeks'
Visit in Ontario will return to Cali-
fornia.
Word has been received here Bur-
in; the past week of the illness of
Mr. Will Willis, who with his
mother left here last sprin, for
Springside, Ansa., He is now some-
what unproved and his numerous
friends here hope for hit speedy re-
covery.
Planes, Plants -20.000 plants for
( tale. All kinds of Tomato, early and
Cabbage, Cauliflower, Celery. Stocks,
Asters, Verbena, Pettuta, Daisy
Pansy, Foliage and Geranium plants
at lowest a
' r
o L c sh pec for bedding out
�--•At Louis Day's, .Market Gardener,
1L.xe11'r.
OOOOOO FUn UVi'IISIXTY 11CAH8
AN OLD ♦sn WFLL-Terkn HziraDy.-Mrs
WInelow'aSoothing Syrup has been need for
over etxtyears by mm
million, of others for their
children while teething. with perfect eueceso.
It Boothes the child, softens the gums. allays ell
pain cures wind colic. and is the best remedy
for Diarrheas. It le pleasant to the taste. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world. 25
oentea bottle. lot palm; is incalcnlablo. He
sure and take Mrs Winslow', Soothing
8yrugand ask for no other kind.
Mrs. (I)r.) F:. 1t. rollick, of Grand
Forks, B. C.. arrived )sere on Thurs-
day evening last on a visit with lir.
and Mrs. E. II. rollick. On Tuesday
of this week the Misses 11nttie and
Edna F.oll•ick, Mrs. E, 1t. and Dr. L.
L. Rollick left for :I short visit al
If miltoti and Niarat. Falls.
The directors of the Stephen and
'shortie Agricultural Society meet
or the revision of the prize lists on
Saturday next, 170h, inst. Any sug-
zeslions from parties in regards to
any changes in the, list can he hand-
ed to any o ft he directors or the
secretary on or !afore Saturday
)i0011.
Lecros-P.-A 1 •a u1 cornett -+'d of
Messrs. W. .1. Statham. 1. Gilles-
pie, it. kinsman, T. Carling, 11. iters•
dlr. II. Muir, 1i. Ifissett, 11. (tend'
It. Farmer, 11. T. 'tinsel 1. 1. Ford,
rind Earl Brow 'tin; drove to 1fens:,11
and rnzn;ed in a „ante of lacrosse.
'fh^ playing- put on by both teams
was rood and resulted in 3.1 in fav-
or of Exeter.
Sirs. A. F:. Iludgert :and little
daughter, licalrice, were away last
week attending the wedding of her
ncice, daughter of Dr, and Mrs. Na -
smith, of itilvertnn, and Mr. James
rA. Scots, of Glencoe. The In..rria;e
ceremony was preformed by t.lnc Her.
Mr. 110Kinnnn, in iturns, church,
\lilvert on, in Or. presence of the
immediate relatives of 11ar bride and
room.
/ i)on't pay ra hi r1. price for your
flour and feed %then you can buy
Oiilivio., pure Manitoba Glenor t
brand, Goderich Three Star lir. nil.
or (wok's nest Family Flour at 113.5(1
per hundred at Ihr Hensall Flour
Mills. Other dealers are telling just
t he same flour at $2.80 per hundred.
ennsequcntly 1•r are saving yeti 60c
1er barrel!. Shorts 0211 and Brat,
16 per inn. -H. (took ,F Son..
stew. 1)r. Mannon has been unable
for some weeks to take his- regular
wm k at Me ,ynbbni ).. Services, and
nn Sundsy last Her. A. L. Wicket 1
rook both servitea. it is 41 years
I aro t bat Mr. \Virkel t pre.aehed his
H first sermon iq t hat church, loin
hen a young pian 's lot+ zin,t to the
bible Christian chntrh. Hey. David
•
BSC SNAP
Ire LadieR' Cotton
Vests
120G QURLITY FOR 1261
25 Dozen Ladies' Cotton Vest
with half sleeves, fne quality, full size, worth
20c, to clear at
2.2 Cts.
SNELL az ROWS
\'ren, of llensall, %vitt take the sot- to do with Mr. Locke•s sad condi-
vices on Sunday next and on the tion. Mr. Locke had been appointed
following Sunday Rev. C. Down will at the recent London Conference to
preach. the charge of the Methodist church
I. O. F. -The Independent Order of at Kincardine.
Forresters %will cclel,rat0 the twenty- Woman's Institute. -- On Saturday
fourth anniversary of the founding Last, not withstanding the inalemen-
of the Order by :11 tending divine ser- cy of the weather :and the a1mott
vice in the Trit•it t Memorial church 1 steady downpour of rain t ]tare Wan
on Sunday next, June 18th, at 2.:10 •' good attendance at the Woman's
p. In. when appropriate sermons Will Institute meetings, %when practical
he preached by the recl or, Rev, H.
demonstrations 'were given by the
J. M. Perkins.'flu' brethren are delegates, Mrs, Jean Joy. of Toronto,
asked •to remember the data•:u►d al -!and Miss Slnrttleworth, of Guelph.
hour of 1.30 p. so to meet at 1ho court room at 111c'In the afternoon Mrs. Joy ;:tve a
few lessons on how to prepare cer-
lain vegetables. also how to cook
meats. (laving it little; stove at
hand and the necessary cooking
utensils she prepared and cooked a
very savory lamb chop, some cream -
rd potatoes, also spinach soup, which
were sampled by the ladies present
and pronounced very good indeed. A
short Salk was also given on "Cool
Dishes for Summer". Mrs. Shone!.
worth gave a talk on Canning Pre-
serving etc." These ladies gave an-
other address in t he evening but no
practical demonstrations. Mrs. Joy
took the subject "Valanced Rations
for man" describing the different
kinds of foods and Their relation to
to the human body, what kinds were
most beneficial and the neceastry
foods required for buidlin; up bone,
muscle and tissue. Iter address was
Ati exchange speaks of a roan who
recently procured a wife through a
matrimonial ,a gency but is now try-
in; to get a divorce. This is simply
mother instance of the mail order
bargain not being up to the mark,
and that a much better article could
have been procured at home. We
say it serves hint right, he ought
o have patronised home industry.
'he home grown article is usually
he best. Young mai, don't be dup-
ed Through the mail order ; ;sways
deal at home and thus secure best
quality.
The Independent Order of Forres-
t.ers of Exeter, Crediton and Dash-
wood will hold their annual picnic
at Grand Bend or Thursday, June
22nd. A rood program of sports
have been arrntled for which some practical and many valuable hints
special
..
prizes a •r• • .
b y Leen donated dEx hMiss s
wort It's
S Situ tle
thrown nut. 1 t
the Crediton, baslntood and Eseler • subject was ••Evenings at Home".
merchants. :♦ base ball match is be- Iler remarks were 81011,1 1 he line of
in; arranged for botwccn Crediton and providing suitable and prolitable
Centralia for w ]rich a suitable prize amusements at home, never be loo
is being ,offered. All those wishing busy to entertain your children and
to leave Exeter by bus will p'.erre allow them to feel that they occupy
leave 'their names early as po<sible ;, frost import ant place in the home.
at II. Spackmaal's Hardware Store.
Geo. E. Anderson, Secty. of Com. Deli t Alter of Mr, \\'itI;am Dearing. -
Death of Mrs. Isaac. -The remains After a long and 1 Iinful illness
from inward 1 rouhl• U r. Wm. Dear -
.of Mrs. Wm. Isaac, whose. death oc- in,g, of the 3rd con.phrn, pas,tcd
carred in Luran, on Tuesday, after a 1119)' on Monday la 1l, cea,ed was
short illness were brought to the born in 8ortl•n, U-t.,•,,,I,iro, esenz. ill:
home of her parents. Mr. and Atrs. 1811, sed ca(' ,tit in 851
Thos. 81•cvt, lin Wednesday. the fun- settling in 11..v..;1:uuntliil, of 8lephen,
eral taking place t o the Exeter ceu- la ►vin; rased: ,1 1.111'11, -.'
ail, iuuuusly 1 }tete
etery le -day (Thursday). Mrs. Isaac ever since. Iso w a� 1111I reed in 11ae
(nee Ida Sweet) was a native of I. following ye•:r to l,re 1l11chrl1.
Ex-
eter and after her marriage and a ffano he• L•u.• .John Mitchell,
short residence IK•re, removed with nn,l •Ibteris hofappty t ' ►n ttI S hless^d by
a family of titelto children, all of
%whom are. groan up healthy and in
her now sorrow int husband to Luc:rn
The Crows of her earily demise is heard
will' sorrow h r
t % h
r man)* friend.. comfortable eircuul4tnncc•. The
To her sorrowing husband, pa rens s. family were ail Lorre i,a .;11endance .It
brothers and siytcrs, and to 1he help- the funeral on `.' .inesday. They
less ba h0 of a fe;%y days trach sympn- ;are: -Mrs. Ilam , \II-. 11. 1'rouse, of
tby is extended. 1)I lel le, MI:•t,.;111s. W Cornish,
Mr. J. Statham received word Iasi Delford, Mich.: John. of Flint,
gni- of tbu dell recentlyLof 11 cots- Mich.; Mrs. Charles I -:roc, Lu-
1'sin in F.nland, Councillorhuko Tom can ; 'irs. \Wil•-. I• agile, ll.arplcy ; \W.
Lu -
Fox, of Starkbolme. The Derbyshire 11. settled neat Ole homestead;
(rinses contains a long and pathetic fames, W;'sley, ('•Iain, Clutrlotte.
account of 1 he rieceased, expressing Hose It home, Ili-- t .1 her now cal -
1 lie toes hi• ,cnun'al was to the led awry Iaeinz 11 lir�I break by
church and community in -teeteral, death in t his 11a1•p' hun•ohold. On
The late Mr. Fox was an ardent the 251h of m-ct•naler last Mr. and
church worker, deceased !whit a lo- Mrs. Dearing. had I h honor of col -
cal preacher of the I'rinii:ive Meth. (+rating 11veir 2n1.! •u wodlliter, :an
event which 001111 ," tory few. Ile•
ceased was -1 run. -t ..rill member of
the Trivets Nit tee:ii1 church, a !cod
citizen and 1e:10 CI. .1 Ii :I talion of
friends furhis in t rIity and upright
dealings. Itis funer.11 nn 1Vodtuesd;ny
W31 al1elided !y s lirte circle of
friends who wished I n pay n Irwin r
tribute to his the -y. '1'o the wid-
ow• and fat her 1... v,i .•%((1111 1-y111pa-
:tway creak 111:111Y vac:uroios. thy.
�L00 Excursion io D1.1roil.-Tues-
d:ay, .rune 20111, 19N1:1 :Ind tet urn
Thursday ,lune 22nd 011 -t lu• ma t-
nificcnt steel siva mer Greyhound.
Will leave Giwlericll at 11.311 a. n1.
;Canadian time) '.1 upping only a1
Poi t Iluro t. Itc I urnint. leave De -
roil al 1 p. m„ Thursday, Julie 22nd
This will .give exeaa sionixts time for
shopping and visit: iar tle. and
friend^, Don't miss 1 his !rand op-
por7unity for an ou(ing. A rood
moots for d he 1 ide house. l'arl ies of
ten or mare, 0110 :Ind one -t bird fare,
.rood three days. A spacial train will
leave Goderich fur Clinton and way -
stations to Stratford on arrival of
steamer, Thursday night. Band
moonlight al Goderich, Monday even-
ing 25c. One way with haz,rtg0, *1
Cluldrr•i half faro. Recycles and
baby earriarem 09rried free, NV laic
Star Line.
odist church. a 1 rustec, a choir -mas-
ter, Sunday school Superintendent,
president of Chri-t i in Endeavor, :and
associated 01os:•ly with oil her public
duties. Ile was :also fil•Icd 1(11[1 phil-
atitrophy :and ,rave of his suletaacc
to every wort by enterprise or object.
His death removes one of the most
prominent :and highly respected men
from that pit is and his coIlin t
ifeo:lule Der.ln: ed. - The 131;14
f riends here of the Hew. Ii. W. Locke
•l former pastor of Main st. church,
beaten wit li sorrow of buss very serious
illness. Mr. Locke his for some lime
past suff,•rinr from influcnxl, fol-
lowed by :111 obsess in his ear. from
which he suffered greatly. Ile has
liven in the Chatham hospital for
sone months past for treatment and
about three leeks :1,10 1•as able to
retort) to leis horse at Leamington,
snmew hat improved, hut still suffer -
111t treat 11:1i D. On Saturday 1 Ist
he beeline temporarily deranged and
was el Otter removed l0 the London
Asylum for treatment. Mrs. i.ncke
has .11%o boon ill and is at present
in Chi I him hospital. Worry on her
aerutlIil. in addition 10 hie own
nrs. i• .uppnsc.) In have had much
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
144
GRAND TRUNK
Railway System
LEWIS & CLARK CEN•l'ENN I A1.
EXPOSITION PORTLAND. ORE.,
$07.70 from Exeter
Good going daily until September80tli
Valid returning within !Ml days from
date of issue.
Special side hips to California points,
HOME SEEKERS 1•:N('l'It9IONS
To points in Manitoba, Assinahnia,
Saskatchewan and Albiotn.
Ra'es $:10.1wl to 839.30
Good going Jnne 13th, 27th and July
12th,
Valid returning within 00 days,
For ticket* and full information. call
on
J. J. KNIGiIT.
Depot ticket aloof, Exeter.
.1. i). McT'U)\ALI)
District passenger agent. 'I'•ii,ui ,
TUB GOODS
Shirt Waist Suits
A nice white & black Check Suit, nicely trimmed with
silk and Steel buttons for only $3. So.
A very nice white Suit with black dashes, a swell out-
fit with eI.lbrcidery trimming only $3.25.
Iglu'_ Duck with white spot,good and serviceable only $3
White Waists
Good white Lawn \Vaists, 5 rows of insertion, .`
good goods. $1. A better line with embroidery fronts
very natty 1,2.
One :)f 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 tine range of these from $1.03 up to $3.00.
TAPESTRY CURTAINS
Don't forget to see our big display of fine Tapestry Curtains All the new
patterns and colors, fancy stripes, Roman stripes. Two tones and self colors.
Heavy fringe on both ends, $2.50, $3.00, $1.00 and $5.00.
We carry the very hest brands of Mixed Paint and Varnishes, and a full
assortment of brushes. Just whet you require at house•eleaning time.
CAiL,ING BIOS.
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A $32 Complete Dining Room Set $25
FOR JUNE ONLY
SIDEBOARD
Large bevelled Plate Mirror, two small cutlery
drawers,large linen drawer and extra large cupboard.
EXTENSION TABLE
Heavy 4 inch fluted leg. full extension.
DINING CHAIRS
One arm and five small chairs, leather seats.
This whole outfit in Im. j oak and is agenuine bargain for $25,00
. C. HUSTON
One Door South of Spackman'a Store.
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To show for your years of work if you save
part of your earnings now -as much as you ca
spare. You may need it at some future time --
might as well save i;, anyway. it is not hard af-
ter you once snake a start in the right direction.
81 is sufficient to start an account with this Hank
to which you can add to when you like in any
size•i amounts, and withdraw all or any part of it
without any delay, and which earns interest at
the highest current rates, which is added to the
'principal FOUR time§ a year, wilbotit it being necessary to go through the
formality of presenting your pass book.
You never realize the value of having a savings bank account until you
have pressing need for money. 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, Montr('
47 Branches in Canada, including the following in Baron:
Exeter, Crediton, Dashwood, Zurich, Hensall and Clinton
JOSEPH SNELL, Manager of Exeter. Dashwood and Zurich Blpche..
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Reduction in Prices No.2
Attend Our Summer Sale
OF SUMMER GOODS
75c Silk and Wool Crcpclinc
now 63c
$1.00 Raw Silk Grenadines
nOW • 88c
Soc Lusttine Grenadine now 4oc
Soc Crepe de Chenc now .... 403c
45c Fancy Crcatn Lustre now 34c
50c Cream Silk and Wool
Fancies, now ....43c
Soc Cream Fancy Stripe Lustre
now 43c
Soc Pale Blue Canvass Cloth
now 43c
50c Cream Wove Panama
now 43c
50c Hemstitched Lotus Waist-
ing now . . 25C
20C White Mercerised now ... l6c
35c White Vesting now .... 25c
35c black and white Silver
Cloth, very new and
fancy now 28e
40c and Soc Linon Voiles in
stripes and plain, now 2oc
75c Ivory Plain Voll new .. Soc
Soc Ivory Plain Voil now ..'38c
$z.00 ivory Bedford Cord .. 75c
1.0o Silk Warps now 75c
1 0o Silk Eolienncs now 7
Soc Albatros all shades now 4
35c black and white Waist-
ings now 2
35c Fancy White Poplin now 28c
35c Fancy white Madras
now 28c
35c Fancy Mercerised Stripes
now 28C
25c Plain White Poplin now 24.
25c Fancy White Poplin now 21c
35c White Clover Leaf Pop-
lin now .... ....
35c White Linen Waisting
now 25C
$1.25
Waist Ends, Champagn*inch
Madras very fancy only
75c fur End
SEE OUR SUMMER REDUCTIOFS BEFORE
YOU PURCHASE.
121e and 15. Batistes, Organdy, .Muslins, reduced to
12 Yards for $I.00
Poplestone & Gardiner.