Exeter Times, 1905-07-27, Page 8lik'i EXES. JULY 27th 1905
Specials for Quick Sale
4 for 25 Cts.
WE were ',tiered a fifty dozen lot of Men' and Boys'
flook on Bow Ties at a special snappy figura.
We:. i he temptation was r:o great that we took the
bunch. Th. %,•• n)•' in dark, medium and light shades. Reg-
ular25t. Ti - b. I '4.1 W e 11t• Of then) Our quick snappy sale
'mice i; 4 ft r 25c.
10 Cts the Pair
Twenty-Fivedozen Women's Black Cotton Hose,
slightly impeifect, sone. have an occasional stitch dropped
and some are slightly soiled,in fact there is very little wrong
with them, only the price. Regular value was 20o to 25c
the pair. our quick sale pries lee.
3 Pounds for 25 Cts
Ask to try our new Sweet Biscuits, vanilla crisp, ginger
and fruit, sold regularly for 121-c, our price is three pounds
for 25 cents.
Linoleum
Just opened a shipment of new 3 and 4 yard wide
Linoleum. They are early fall patterns and are very pretty
They come direct to us from the makers in the old land.
Values are in year favor.
J. A. STAINTART
Spoons
We hive a line of Sterling
Silver
Berry Spoons
Salad Spoons
Jelly Spoons
Sugar Spoons
and
Cold Meat Forks
TO ADVERTISERS.
Tile copy for changes must be lef
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual`
advertisements accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
TIIURSDAY, JULY 27th, 1905
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i LOCALS
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Wawa mowers sharpened on short-
est notice at 1). Ifartleib'a. Exeter.
(If you need any insect poison or
y paper go to Ilrownin:gs.
Parliament %vas formally proro-
3ued on Thursday last.
Miss Drew. of Florence. Ont., is 1 he
guest of )w. uncle, Mr. \Vtn. Drew.
hisses Minnie Graham and Mayme
Anderson spent Suaulay wit 1. Mrs.
John \\' hit t•.
Miss Jessie Millar, of Clifford. is
spending a few weeks with her sis-
ter. lirs. Itondld .
Any of the above make a Mrs. Anderson and little dauzh-
tast durable and useful ter of the Soo, are visiting her mot h-)
et.. Mrs, Wood. Gidle • et rect.
Wedding Gift. For Salt. -Residence of Mrs. G.
Kemp, on Andrew st. for particulars
apply tat owner.
Miss Eller Malcolm, of Kinloss, has
been visiting during 1 lie past week
at Mrs. Poplcstonc's.
Nib's Dinah Elston, who has been
engaged as milliner of Fergus, has
returned home for the holidays.
Mrs. Charles J. Voolker (nee. Mi.s
Edith Tucker). of Munition, is vis-
iting with her aunt. Miss C. llarvey.
Mr. Melville Martin, of Regina, af-
ter a pleasant visit at his houtc here,
and Mount Forest, returned to the
West on Wednesday.
Lost. --At Elinn•ilhe on Sunday.
July 16th. 1905, :1 l.la.in 10141 link
bracelet.( e
I
Finder l r ,.case: Bette.:,
• t
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Times office or Elimvi'de 1'. O.
Mr. J. E. Tom. of Gotlerich, is on
a trip to Manitoba 10 visit his 1 on
and grandchild, after which he will
extend his trip to St, F'rntscisco.
Mrs. It. 1'upleetoDc leis ret urged
from London where site has been on
a three weeks* visit with Mrs.
i.oughrey, of Begins st 10(7.
Mrs. .1:3F. Willis, of SprinLsi.le,
Assa., who 1hag spent the past 11101)1 h
here, left for her home on Salur-
d.ay, relnainin.1 41 (CV, (11739 77 11 11 her
S011. \1 r. Geo. Willis, ;,1 London.
It is estimated 1hal to collect .
pound of honey from clover, 62.1101)
het14Is of clover oust Ine deprived of
nectar and 3,7:10,00(1 visits from the
bees must hu 111 tile.
Dr. Butler, London, will be at the
Central Betel, Exeter, on Thursday
July 27111. 1905, all day
for Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat con-
sultation. Eyre tested and glasses
supplied.
HI -other Wellington Johns, P. G
We W. Taman and !trot her S. A. l'oplestone, 1'. 1).
G
1).. ,
t. leave here on August 7th
for the Grand Lodge of 041 fel-
lows meeting at Brockville.
S. Fitton,
GRADUATE OPTICIAN.
Great
Cheap
Sale
in Ordered Clothing
This Month
to make room for
Fall Goods
Morcbesnt Tailor.
FOR OVF:RSIXTY 1ICAR9
As OLD Aso WALL -Tatar, Ra11[D1r.-111/6
Winslow'. Soothing Syrup bag been used for
ir.lxty yearn by millions of mothers for their
a while teething. with perfect success
lilltt. oothes the child. softens therms, allays all
chwcores wind colla and is the best remedy
ho.a. It Is pleasant to the taste. Bold
VI to in every part of the world. 26
coots a bottle. Its value Is lnoaleelable, Be
gore and take Sire Winslow'. Soothing
ajrupald ask for no other kind.
Mrs. T. 11. Carling has been spend-
ing the pa 4: I woo weeks With hcr
sister. Mrs. George Hoofbeat!, of
Toronto, in her summer collage at
Grand Rend.
llrs. Gear:,• S,weel' i.4 visiline
her rrand••on, Ih'. (; orre Seldon. at
Ingersoll. who shortly leaves ft.r the
Old Land where lien %1 i11 further pur-
sue ),is tncrliri1 prnfeSsion.
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Watch This Space E very Week.
Warm Days, Cool
�Nights, and Catarrh
Go hand in hand, you cannot dispense the former two but
you can the latter by using NAMELESS CATARRH
and COLD REMEDY.
tirGET THE HABIT, its easy, carry it in yonr pocket, use it
any time. No case too severe. Sint post paid for tic. Money
back if it don't help,
SOLD BY AGENTS
if there is no agent in your section, send 23c and receive a tube by
return mail. This is no experiment. but genuine.
Purity Mfg. Co., Exeter, Ont.
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Mr. W. 1). \Week: s is iwprovi., g hi,
residence by the addition of a com-
mediou.. porch.
Ur. L .L. rollick. of St. Marys, is
% veiling a 1wo week:.' vacation :at
his home hero and at Grana Bend.
lir. Wm. Il.uding has beautified
his resid • tc.• °y put tin.{ on a ; resh
cont of whit . paint %cith green t.hit-
midge.
Mr. and Mts. W. M. :•lartin ex-
pect to le.ive Iteat v:--•: for the
Nt•rtl.wt•st, going. :.9 far as Iiutff.
They v i11 I e absent a month.
Ur. A. Q. Ito:,it•r purcht' .1 6:x000
bush:1s of vI.oi1 at the Goderieh
Elt•v it •tr. The wheat is only sli !lit ly
(lato, zed.
.lis:; Edith Ilyudutan and Deice",
Mis.;••s Lonnie and Millie llyndtn:ut.
are occupying Ivanhoe cottage at
Grand Bend .
E. J. Spackman. Grand reprc.eu-
tative and Patriarch Ed. Ditu:nt al -
tend 1110 (;rand encampment of Oil 1
Fellows at Brockville in the second
week of August.
DR. OVENS. London. Burgeon.
EYE. EAR. NOSE and THftOAT.Fits
Glasses properly. OffLce. Commer-
cial hotel, Exeter.. Neat visit Sat-
urday, August 5th.
Urs. J. P. Itos. spent Saturday
and Sunday %rich friends hero leaving
on \lonttay for Grand Bend where
she. "will spend a couple of weeks.
Mr. ltos:, left for the same place on
Tuesday.
Grand Master Butterworth. of
Ottawa, hers appointed tiro. S. A.
1'oplestone on the committee of
Legislation for the grand lodge ses-
sion of Odd Fel.'owa at Brockville in
August.
Prof. Burgess. of Huron core_.:
will o.ccspy Ova pulpit of Trivitt Mt -
modal church during, the aths:nen of
the rector, ltcv. it. J. 11. Perk 111,14.
w"h 0. w ith Mrs. Perkins i4 cnjoyint
•t? few weeks holiday at Lindsay.
/ Ex racl Black Berry ; Extract
/Wild Strawberry; Corey's Infallible
Remedy for Dyscnt ry ; Kelso is
Dysentry Cordial, and other reli-
able remedies for Diarrhoea and lap. -
entry, sold ny C. Lutz, druggi.t,
''xeter .
The Odd Fellows Relief As'ociation,
the Insurance branch of the O.id
Fellows society in 'Canada, carried
fifty thousand dollars to its reserve
fund on Juno 30th. This branch of
the order has bad a very prosperous
year.
Mr. and Mrs. Itohcrt E. Pickard
and family lett on Friday last for
the Northwest. Mr. Pickard hawing
purchased a large tract of land
near frobysltire, Assa. has erected n
com(ortaole home thereon as well
ns granaries and other Buildings.
They will probably remain in the
west about two months.
Take advantage of our mid -sum-
mer offer. °5 cents from now to
Jail. IFt, 1906. Send a copy of the
'finive an 071 absent member of your
household. Posta:;o paid to any part
of Canada. United States or Great
Britain
I'arents and guardians will please
ste Thal all town students desirous
of enter he; either of tho High School
classes for Ilia September term, reg-
ister with the Secretory not Iator
than the first .lay of August. As
only a Limited number of outside
students con be received. registra-
tion should be made with the Scc-
etary on or befeirc 11te 150h day
1 August.
I r. Itnllir.::, who hal been suffer•-
(erin; front rheum:,I ism finds it
n ces4iry 10 s••ck net heal,h. llc
left on MIo/ulav evening for the San-
itarium at (tattle Creek, Mich. His
practise will, in tri.4 absence, iso look-
ed after by Dr. Malloy, of Toronto.
Dr. Malloy has .spent a yz'ar in
Western Hospital, Toronto. and an-
other in practiso since he graduals -I
Ile comes highly r, contnterdna.
Mr. ,los. Senior, who has for rams
time lead in view the reebuilding or
►tet ,roc•
ut of his ► 1 a
t photo e
to o aI r 11
1 gallery
now purchased the Wood's block, ex-
changin; in part payment his build-
ing immediately north. which has for
many years served en n studio. We
understand lir. Senior %•i1L fit up
part of �• block i
luck for a w ❑ 1
Inew and
up-to-date photo gallery and !audit.
Mrs. Jas. Oki. iv visiline liar sun,
Mr. Those. Oke, at Kingsville.
'1'h'• Cate diin Pack in t Comp toy
wi11 invest i rale t hen reported ea:oda t
of calves flesh and s.•llint it as lur-
k eor
� eller kinds of fowl. ,\Il
parties who are t at:.ged in 11ri+
fraud will : ivigorously pro -•:•cu: ••I.
The Scientific Am•ricin in a slim ,
article of this kind of deception as
praetsed in Ilel United States warns
the poetic that the fest' of young
pi ;s is IIe•rfrit in some 7cny and put
in c:111s la ie.! .401/1 f0' 1 urkey c r
chicken. '1'It.• (':,nn,lian deception i,
the cruder I'11)11 1414111 1 h ctwl-
tility of :, ronlididint public; it
turnips in 111• j,n► puts.
ln81allalion of Officers. -On Thu,s-
day evcnint last :,t a special rooting
cf Exeter Lodge. I. O. O. I'., Pass
1). D. G. M. liro. S. A. I'nplestel:••
installed 7lie follow•io1 4,1fire; a f,: r•
the current tt•r111:-.1. 1'. G., Itrv. It.
N. Creech: N. G. tiro .Gro. F:acrit t :
\'. (:., tiro. 'rhos. Boyle: E. S., Bro.
A. E. I'nk•.: stat.. nru. It. N. '''rylur:
Treas.. Ihu. El. Ditn:iii %Ward^n,
Jiro. Ha11t Hoe ••; Conductor, llro. I).
A. Audersnl: 11. S. N. 1:., Bro. S.A.
fops/atone : B.S. A'. 7;.. lite. .1711.1
Snell : 1.. S. V. G., Ilio. Heftier!
Ford . It. S. S. Bro. W. S. 1107.•y :
1.. S. S. lire. Win. 1',;ivir : Chair.,
1lr0. C111:15. Disney : 1. (1., tiro. ('rank
Ford : O. 0., 11.0. ,lanes Hlanlike.
Market Report. -The following is
the report of Exeter markets, cor-
rected up to July 271 11.
Pei.. GO to f.i cents per bushel.
Bran s16 pre son.
Short. $20 per ton.
Fancily Floor, $2.73 per cwt.
Feel Flour. $1.25 per cwt.
111%, ?:5.,111 to .7.01) per tan.
w h•• ct, 911 to 95 cents per bu.l.el.
I .rlry, 38 to 40 cents a boa?acs.
Eggs. 16 rentor per dozen.
Oats 40e tier htbdicl.
flutter, 16 renes is•r pound
floss. live u.irht, 86.2:1 pal re..
1'e1 k. 01 es ed, $A.50 pV.r re. 1.
OA.I�TOA=.•.
um w _A1M KM Yoe Hue Alia a $oitp;At
of
Great MONEY SAVING
OPPORTUNITY
V1 a find ourselves loaded up with a very heavy stock of de-
sirable Fancy and Staple goods, alto a lot of remnants and odds
and ends which will be cleared out regardless of cost.
Black Dress Goods
75c black Wool Voile for 511c.
50c black Lustre for 39c.
50c black Arnturo for 39e.
50c black w-urstcd Serge for 38c.
50o black hopsack for 39c.
Sac black Lustre for 25e.
Men's Underwear 25e
Our very special balori;;an shirts
and drawers. extra light %%richt, t.c4t
value in the market 2'5c .
Men's Strong Shirts 50e
A 11; stock of Men's Wearing
Shirts. made of extra heavy drill,
guaranteed fast colors. 50e.
Men's Overalls 500
A full stock of Men') denim Over -
ails in Illues. Blacks and Greys. spec-
ial 50c.
Scotch Ginghams
1'relly stripe and plaid effect.% in
pink and white. fawn and white, red
and white, regular 12 1-2 cents to
ole,,• at 9 1-2 cents.
Fancy Dress Muslins
In a satisfying variety% of patterns
and d(si ani, regularly sold at 25c to
clear at 12 1-2.
Art Mtislins 5c
Colored Dress Goods
75c colored N1011.1i1-s fer 50c.
75c colored Cord d^ C'hencs for 50c.
60c t weed Dross, Goods for 48c.
500 all wool Canvas Cloth for 39c.
500 pale blue Nuns Veiling. for 37 1-2
35c brown spot Voile for 25c.
25o Drawers 183
Lad'e's' fire cambric Drawers made
and 11111111W.! in 1)e%we91 style, excel-
lent value ar 25e, to clear at 18c.
51.50 Night Gowns $1.00
3fade of fine cainlo io trimmed
with lace insertion and tucking. rel-
ular $1.50, to clew et $1.00.
$2.00 Skirt $1.48
'ladies' fine %chit%: cambric Under-
skirt. well urole, cut full deep
flounce trimmed wit lucks and lace
re;ulc►r $2.011, to clear $t.4R.
52.25 Art Tie Shoe 51.90
Latest Ar. Tia Shoe.. extra quality
Donzola kid, flexible sole, Cuban
nr French hr I, •,very pair euaran-
tcod to wear, te,ularly sold for $2.25
to clear $1.911.
57 Dinner Set for $4.95
2 only, Green Dinner Setts, 97
pieces. first clash ware, regular price
3011 yards Art Muslin in pretty x$7.00 In clear 1! $195. Ain't it a
colors and patterns, 10 clear 5 cents. bargain.
Boys' Coctonade Pants 50o For :6.95.
Made from Can'ff tear kind Cotton-
•ule, lined throughout, all sizes from
22 to 33. 50 cents.
1 only blue .sinner sat. 97 piece.:.
heavily zilted, regular price $8.75,
to clear al $6.95.
SNEL1.1 8z IOW
Dr. and Mrs. Autos have r .turned
home from a pleasant visit with
friends at Brantford .
Messrs. Ed. llossenberry and C.
Fritz, of Zurich, were in sown on
Tuesday on business.
Miss Flos,•sie Slanhury, of hayfield
is visititl t her bre:her, Mr. J. G.
StaMaury.
Wanted - At once a house keep-
er on arm, middle aged person pre-
ferred.w Apply at Tinges Office.
Hon. Thos. Greenway, of Crystal
City, 3Ian., was u visitor at the
home of Dr. J. A. Rollins last week.
Mr. Arthur Wood, of the Sovcrei 1u
tank slat[. has returned frons a :liars period all 1hirough the central
Ivo %reeks' hilt up the lakes. -Lon -
and latter parts of .IuSy will add
111 Free Press. double intensity to whatever kind
Mr. 1'. 1awdcn, and little son, of of weather and oilier phenomena
dzetown, spent a few, days of 100 ay prevail in different extremes of
t week hill parents, Mr. and Mrs, a country. Sections Iravinz dry,
. Bowden. rm weal hie, wilt find it abnormal- prosperity y opening right road to comfort and pros sit h o enin an account with this- ,�
ly\.{Ir and \:,.rn, ; 1 base Navin We have the best facilities for transactingall kinds of Ranking busine
The branch of the llorchanam Bank 1Y y � g
Big Bargains for J.
Wash Goods 'y
All our Wash Goods including White Muslim, Co1c
Muslins, Colored Shirt Waist Suitings, Colored Ducks
Sateens to clear for only 100 yard.
White Wear
A beautiful $2.5') Underskirt ... . ...for $1.70
A beautiful $3.25 Underskirt.. .... .. ....for 2.45
A very fancy $1.50 Night Gown for iris
A very fine 75e. Corset Cover.... ...... for 50c
Very fine 73c Drawers ... ... .. for 500
Walking Skirts
83.50 Skirt . .... for *2,
•
$1.50 Skirts. ..... .. fur S3 00
$5.50 Skirt .. ....... ... !or $4.0000
Men's and Boys' Ready -to -Wear Cloth
Did you see that. $10 Suit we are selling for $ 3,5t)
you did not, do not forget to get one.
Boots and Shoes
See our bargain.Tahle for Shoes, they are good, " 4
from $1.00 to 51.50, your choice for 99c, 75c and 50c.
CA1-ZL,IN�'i B20
cies to thein respective owners Doth-` $15.00
in; more will be said out if ,not in-
vcati;ation is sure to follow.
Hicks. the weather roan says: -
"July will coma to its close with ex-
cessively pith temperature, or a
marked warns suave spreaditt4 from
western Io eastern parts of t he
country. '1'lie second new 1110011 for
the month falls on the 31st, beind
within a few days only of the cen-
ter of the Venus dist u•I'nce. These
facts insure phenomenal warmth,
with hail and thunder storms, fol-
lowed by sudden Olegnees to very
cool. The Venus equinox is central
on July 26(11. The presence of thig
Venus period, :rlcndinr with the
It
JI
6000 Mattr
1 am the selling agent f
OST'ERMOOII FELT MATT
EXETER. This mattress is
teed by the manufacturers v
better than. the best hair ; to 1 ';
,bsorbent ; vermin and dust
to last a lifetime and to :;iv
piete satisfaction to the user. -
$15.00 W. C. HUSTI'
Furniture, Undertakin
You'Il Haus somata;
To show for your years of work if you e
part of your earnings now -as much as yc
spare. You may need ft at some future
might as well save it anyway. It is not h;
ter you once snake a start in the right din 1
$1 is sufficient to start an account with thl
to which you can add to when you like
siz01 amounts, and withdraw all or any pal
without tiny delay, and which earns inter!
the highest current rates, which is added 1
principal FOUR times a year, without it being necessary to go throu,
formality of presenting your pass book.
You never realize the value of having a savings hank account until
have pressing need for money. Make the resolution NOW and start c
at Croditon have withdrawn, hand- sl(1$I4 and reins tney expect such
shit% s above not111a1.
Ifai)pily \Weddell. -A very happy
event was celebrated at the Lome of
Mr. and airs. Jas. Willis, Exeter
\orli*, 011 \Weiltw•sday evening when
their ;daughter .tesla E. was united
tinge to \ir. (:twinge T. Grant
t ford. The t,t•nnony was per-
t by the Rev. W. M. Marlin
en i'reshyteri in church in the
ce of 4hi /mar relatives of the
sting p:lrliee, ilia parlor,. be-
Ilefully decorated with palms,
s Ind flowers. 1' ptly at the
a Nonni e(e
u Z hour 1 •e
iM o rh w e din
ti mlrch
ig
,Ia et . ' s
Miss NI Berney ..
f S I ern i
Y
the b .r
r ( why w., _turn away try her
brads the list a t the recent 4'n% t t,.,,• faf ler 1 °ok her Il e' beside the
examination •.t Lucknow with fi:lfi groan% and looker) %' ry pretty allir-
tnarks ()r NII per Dent. ed in a 107.1 of c• :1111 silk eo::ensu
over cream tatft i t:I her mister Miss
Mrs. S, Brukenshire and daughter i n Ji
IL,zeh of I'onelon Falls, have return- Ade111 as Lei iesnr,id, etstrini a beau -
ed home alter a very pl( 101111 wi+- nihil gown of floe riud voile. Mr.
Edrar V, it Lis 111 1Witulipe_, cousin of
Ih^ bride acted as •1Tn0711statnn. After
the ceremony .117.1 cont ratula1ions
the party all sit down to
a very daitl: y supper. Mr.
:117(1 111,. (:tont a ;Il I eases Sarnia
on Mond
o• Irw by Imo,,
for m trip up
the lakes and 91 1.1'1 to their n::7c
tonne i n 1 he %. 77 . '1'. ss here Al r.
Grant has porch:,segs n .enteral s•fnre.
'rlu• bold•• his field the peal ion of
millit:,•r i,1 S ii iiia for 7 Ir• nisi few
years and 111- nrU,y 11 idols 1 here
'‘'‘mi
4 w' ;111r
1 av 1, 1, 1: 1:41115:1114?
, 57 111 ,II join in
w ishin r 111^ b §'1.1,7 cu1199 11:1113 y s
of Inppit•cs4 ..,.•l pen•r. rity. T 1r
Theodore \lurller, and extrarlell Lres•m:s mcei%..1 lt••re in evidence
therefrom rcfrom , gullet 1% hick he had 114 1 h^ peon, ,rig c ..! i I.•• ()ride and
sw;IIIt otool -011,•• six treks' previous. =room.
it hating Indeed it. the left brim- _ _ _ 1
thus. '11., (,ny :4 11177 410;11! well.
in; their business .to the Sovereign
(lank of Canada. The transfer was
made on Monday. last.
A Midsummer Snap. -The Exeter
Ti:tt% t and the Family Ilerald and
Star will be sent to new subscribers
in Canada and the United States un- ut ntti
til January 1st, 1906, for 70c. of\�1
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT 'form
Take Laxative Iiromo Quinine Tab-
lets. All druggists refund the mon-.
cent
ey if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove'. in, a
signature is on each box. 25c. ferns
3' . (son
\•,4 e � 1 II '.,r 1 t r
.1., t r U •Iw•mnn :
5 (
of Rev. It. 'filly 1rd, formerly of
Exeter) a lad 4117' 11 years of :are
it with Iwo uunt, Mrs. 1). Bernick,
and also her uncle, Mr. Sauna.] Itrok-
enshire, 7711( i4 very ill.
Every ratan owes it to himself and
his family to master a trade or pro-
fession. Read the display advertise-
ment of the six Morse Schools of
Telegraphy, in this issue and learn
hon easily a young tr►an or )ady luny
lc.: re 10!s•rt•aphv end lc assUrred a
908i1 ion.
A delicate ;ilia unusual (pera,'
%am performed in 'for01114) %1 h: n Drs
Itinth1111 and Mellottath, of that
city, up,•n4d 1hi. %% iv' of 1111l7
Atte rdine to :1 government repc,rr
just 10 hand over 70 per cent. of
the le•uline h;,kin 1 powd:•, s :-.0111 111
Ontario are grossly adulte4ated with
:Aune it is well known that alum
dries up .1111(7 finally checks the zes-
11ic et•rreli0,1. 01144.4 ir►di•te"tion, ere.
and if continued ►criously n (Inc 18 the
beer7. See to it tba1 your :rtkZt1
powder is pure.
Itoehine.-0,7 77',,lnesd:,7 1•v4nint
of 11,41 week some of our reside,'
719(11? the loss of tnissint articles
hirh mysteriously di- tp,eareit from
I heir prrn1ia,. aomi. pet '411., 11 -
%ons rntt•rt:d OW 3:1 .tr((•t p.,r-
.nn•1 tr and Int 1,0•.I themselves 10
'01111 574,111 t.! 1,l.par11 choosing 1
hes! ,r hand, afterwards they also
visit •11 the loom,11of Mr'. 1•a r r and
reshot she clothe' line well filled
will' clothe/. took 1Ir•ir %,ick of the
.trtic••Is, t•hoosinz :intone ilie others
a 18.11 linen nub. coal and skirt 0e-
lunring to hiss lager. Behar rine
%1 ell supplied wilt{ kat 1. r,,al-, sheen
and dress they varied their taste
i.y 1 ,kin: from Mr. .las. Tom's reJ-
1 tr a eiwice crock of butler, snout
eat poutals, al-o'►on7•' jam 07111 J(1111.•
oboe%• is ntrnlI' yU'pirinn as 10 the
:nilly partite' and 01111e• the e,tr,hlc. Depot ticktt agent, Exeter.
In,w to -w 1.e. dont• away with if they .1. 1). McI)ONALI)
,00.1 k9mlly rot 111 n , hr 0t her •►rt 1- District passenger agent, Toronto.
RAND TRUNK
Railway System
SUMMER VACATION
RESORTS
Muskoka Loki 4 1'eu,a.atni
Lake of Hays Magnetawan River
Georgian Hay I1%7ortha Lakes
('%.per Like- 1 betas 111.1 Islands
Quebec.. Portland and Old Orchard,
Me., White Mountains.
All reached via the Grand Trunk
Railway, the Tourist Route of Amer-
ica. Direct ccnnecti,n with all boat
lines. Tourist tickets on Fal,• daily to
all Reantts.
Pacific Coast Excursion
$07.70 to Portland, Ore. Lewis &
Clark Exposition with s ecial side
trips to California points. Tickets on
sale daily. Valid for t),) days.
For tickets. illustrated literature
full information, call on
J. J. KNIGHT,
and
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The Sovereign Bank of Canada
Head Office, Toronto. Chief Executive Office, I
47 Branches in Canada, including the following In Huron:
Exeter. Crediton, Dashwood, Zurich. Hensatt and ".
JOSEPH SNELL, Manager of Exeter, Dashwood and 'Zurich
CLEARING OUT
DINNER SETS
$9.50 for $7.00
97 mese Dinner Set. semi -porcelain, Lyndon design, ('HO:il1 01.
liner, self colors, running vine and cluster of flowers and leayes, u•
J. 11. 77. & Sons, !lanky. Enel:mil. X9.50 for $7.00.
$12 Dinner Set for $9
97 piece Moiler $'7• :curl -7.01041 1i1 , Paris design, King Ed
beautiful conventional color writ oh. sin,, gilt lines, brill+rnt r,
I. II. 77'. & Sons, il,tnley. aI2 for St9.
12.50 Dinner Set for $9
97 piece Dinner Sr 1, Liceruc design. Cobalt blue, convent).
gilt °elle, gill. lines, nee. 11 trleru, mad- ..t Coloni•tI Pot l0ry, K .
812.50 for !@9.011. a
12.50 Dinner Set for $9
1(i pied: 1/inner S4•1, 1-4'hr, ol.si:n, :teen .hide, gilt 11114'0, prctt
sires of hu,$ine roves. cert new in ••h ole and pattern. made :•y
F.n,. $12.eu for 89.017.
Only 3 Chamber Sets Left
One Chamber ret shaded pink .gel gold, ;i11 fined, new pit..
made by S. Ford & Co.. En,. semi fnr.$3.50.
One Chamber Set, :r:Ina.l . it. - en, well colored, good full s
made by J. 11. 77'. & guns, lions• % X3.511 for $2.75.
One Chamber Set, plain .%hit.• • e h :;h1 lines, very ht Icy mal
$3.50 for $3.00.
Everything in Crockery and Glassware cheap. Bargain
in every Department.
Special Cash Discount of 10 per cent.
We Lead in Close Prices.
All our White Wear at nearly cost.
4 plugs good Smoking; or ('hewing Tobacco for 25c
Popiestone & Gardinel
One floor north of Postoftice. Produce taken in exchange for •
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