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PICKLES
We are ready for the Pickling Season, with everything that
goes to make gcod keeping Pickles-- Our White Wine Vinegar is
the best that can be Nought. We Guarantee every gallon that we
sell to be abs )iuteiy ;lura and free fro n acid.— It is made from pure
spirits and will keep pickle hard and firtn.—Our English Malt Vin -
gar comes right from England. The quality is the very hest.—
Our Spices are all pure, not an ounce of cheap or doubtful spice en
ters our grocery department We want your spice and vinegar or
ders. We will serve you well
DO YOU KNOW A BARGAIN.
HERE'S ONE ! -- A very dainty semi-porcelean china cup,
saucer and plate, marbled ground with pink satin glazing. If
bought in the regular way, 50c. would be the price for the set, but
we got a snap price for the lot, and we are offering them at the set
of 3 pieces, cup, saucer and plate for 25C.
PRESCUT GLASS
A new line of glassware, hard to tell from the real cut glass,
The biggest difference is in the price. Berry Sets, Jugs, Nappies
Fruit Dishes, Cake Plates, Fruit Saucers, --Lovely goods, look just
as well as real cut glass. Ask to see our prescut glassware
J. A. STaWBRT
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SOUVENIR
Season
TO ADVERTISERS.
The copy for changes must be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestiaemente accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
Ttit'ItSDAV. AUGUST l7tb. 1905
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We are prepared for it by Miss Hazel Dignan is visiting
having a full line of Sou- f rienda in Bayfield.
venir Goods :n Lawn mowers sharpened on short-
est notice at D. Ilartleib's. Exeter.
Brooches,
Hat Pins
Spoons
Sardine Forks
Etc., Etc.
Prices right and Goods A 1
quality.
S. Fitton,
GRADUATE OPTICIAN.
News of New
Many have already arrived
More may be here any hour,
maybe by the time you read
this.
All the colors and materials
and shades and weights that
are going to be fashionable
this season will be shown you
any time you wish to see
them.
W. W. Tama
Edict 1)ow is visit in; friends
and ielatives in Detroit.
T1Er. Thorne left for 3 h h :1' u;t the
lakes :o Duluth last week.
Nits. I.uouti:-, of Clet_ria Taff. (Mia
i' visiting her cousin. Mrs. George
Fisher.
Mr. 11. S. O'Neil will auction off
his household effects Saturday afler-
noon.
Mr. '1'. II. C:arlinx and family have
returned from a tsvo weeks' oufin."
at the Bend.
Mr. Tom Carlin; who has :been
rusticating at the Bend has return-
ed home .
For Sale.—Residence of Mrs. G.
Kemp, on Andrew at. for particulars
apply to owner.
For Salo. --A brick residercc o l
Main street. opposite Boss & Tay-
lor's milt. Apply to Mrs. Caroline
noisier.
Airs. Charles Tons left on Satur-
day, tnornin z for n trip cast. visiting
friends at Toronto, fort liope and
Napanee.
Mrs, Gon, \Vcckes, wl,o silent the
pale 010nitr with the Misse.I Weekes
left; Friday for. her home in Water-
town, N, Y,
Mr. Clifford Spacktnalt left on
Monday everting for a visit with
frientls in Watertown, also Buffalo
and (Rochester, N. Y.
Mr. Berl plait has returned from
:s months visit with lois brother, Dr.
Rost. Muir nt Gowanda, N.Y. While
away he visited several other places
in Now York stale.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAA'
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab-
lets. Alt drpggists refund the mon-
ey If it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's
signature is on each box. 25o.
At Ihe recent meeting' of the
(:ran(! badge of Oddfellowa a reso-
lution ►►'as passed 11111 any person
engased in the liquor nosiness would
uol
lie admitted tea membership.
Street Comtnissioner Itissett com-
plains that the By-law res ctin 3
the ridirik of .)icycles on t side-
walk is vein; grossly violated, and
that are intends in the future to
make complaint n vainst all viola-
ators.
The animal howling tournament
hent
tut,te.r the auspices of t he Gocterich
11ot►lin3 clan was held in the Laub
tows, Tuesday and Wednesday. Exe-
ter. diel not compete in the tourna-
ment this sear, it nein.; impossiale
t(, ('.scar(' rinks to take part.
The nl?I willow ht rcc in rear o2
Times building which has for so
nmany years waved it s ora itches 1
the c:rcezc, 111(1 at last teen cut
Merchant '�'ettlltotr. down. it having become mo much (le-
cayed at the stutnp as to render it
quite unsafe. it is now bin; cut in -
FOR OVRESIXTY tSAKS
dK AND R Tatle MINIM —Mei
°otw°a °° o°�
mothersaver misty mare by seim frtn
ohlidirge white teething, wi perfect swam
gtilli
41,
wlsdoSeee_e
It le pleasant to
.....n every pert Ot the 'meta. hi
oats iHa_ value is incalculable Be
• WA Mean Wfnarlow's Soothing
limp sad ask ter no other tied.
10 ►wood.
I)r. hf. M. Cowen, of London, for-
merly of Exeter, perforated a quite
serious opera I ion upon Mrs. '1'r:tven•
der, of C)teslcy, on Friday afternoon
at St. Joseph's Hospital. She hal
rcco►erc(i very satisfactorily from
the shack. and t he indications are
t
liar the trouble for which the oper-
ti0n ►was required will (1' entirely
removed.
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# ._. Wteh This Space Seery Week.
TryOne Enjoyme One
,Tooth Cream
Sells for 25c. Large Tubes. None Better
Purity Mfg. Co., Exeter, Ont.
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Mr. and Mt N. Will Veaity, :,nd
(.illy, AI Manifold. are +i
Mrs. It. Pick lid.
Mrs. .1. ,locket! ;and re s Ilttl,l,•n-
visited friends ilk Dot reit i.oni S:.t
urd.t� until ,(end's.
Mrs. Spice:. Mi>•s Melissa :Spicer
,n.`. Miss .1. A. Spicer visited friend.
it. �.•r:ea t1,1'. Ilse^k.
\Van d — At once a house keep-
er on 1rtn, ruatIIe aged person pre-
ferred. Apply at Tithes Office.
For Sale.—}louse and 1MO Ir,; . fu:'
,tin on \'ictori:t ',Ivey'. .(s!, for fur'
they I►:arliclll:lras apply to John Bind.
Mrs. Itonert Iini3Lt :tots son. Thew.
who have been ependin3 the part
Month at Owen Sound and Collin;
wood. returned Thorne Friday.
Mr. Ito ►er Crocker. a s raduale of
tho 'film's, and now foreman of the
jos, depart meet of the flail l'ri:at in;
Co., 'Toronto, 1- visi • ills vela( iw. s and
friend:+ in town.
ltev. C. W. Saunders. 11. A., fur-
n►erly of Iola 1'•otwalt, jots nrrn in-
ducted ny Archdeacon bicKcnzie., of
Brant ford to the incumbency of the
parish: of I.uckrlo►c•.
DR. OVENS. London. Surgeon,
EYE, EAR. NOSE and TIIROAT.Ftts
Glasses properly. Office, Commer-
cial Hotel. Exeter.. Next visit Sat-
urday. Au.ust Sth.
Mr. :lames Jeckell attended the
latter:►! of his sister, Mrs. C. 'Wade,
at Sarnia, Friday last. Mrs. Wade
has many friends in Exeter who mill
regret to )hear of her demise.
Dr. Butler. London, will be at (be
Central hotel, Exeter, on Thursday
August 24th. 1905, all day
for Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat. con-
sultation. Eyes tested and glasses
supplied.
Nit. and :Nit's. lien Makins left
Tuesday for Toronto .Io attend the
►t•edding of Mr. Makins' cousin which
took place last night. Mrs. Makins
will remain for a couple weeks vis-
iting friends.
Mrs. B. Gidley, of Duluth, who his
been in Sarnia during the past six
weeks owing to the illness and death
of Mrs. C. Wade, is now spending a
few days in town she guest of M -s.
John llawksllaw.
Tho postoffice department has no
lified postmasters and others itlter-
estcd to prevent the circulation of
immoral post cards through the
mails. Such: cards are in circulation
in the United Stales, not wit hs( ai1-
jII th:at. the Government. has been
doing its hest to stop them, and it
is said they are findi4T 3 I )heir way
into C:ana(11.
The state' have been fixed fur the
Canadian Pacific Railway's harvest
excursions, which wilt leave 'Toronto
on '1 lie ninetcent h an(1 t wcnty-
nintlt of An gust anal on t he second
fourth, 8ix111 and eighth of Septem-
oer. As the prospect remains goo,)
to dale for an enormous crop in
Mani! ohs, Slska1chc►wan. andAl-
1►erta, She exodus of harvester►. ;4
likely to tie unprecedentedly large.
The statistical year hook for 1901
compiled ny I)r. Geo. Johnson, 1)0•
minion Statistician, has just :,ten ii•
sued from i he .Department of Agri -
tulture. 1 his tieing the t wcntiet it
year of iii. publication. The book
gives the population of Canada at
5,628,847, .):►sed upon the ::gumption
that the rate of increase inthe inter -
1 hat 1 h rate of increase in the in-
ler'CC11F:41 period has :well maintain-
ed. The population of Canada in
11104 census 'was 5,371,315.
A forrner resident of Exeter, %silo
has liven away for a number of salts
and now renewing acquaintances,
while taking in the sights of her
childhood days, was a zreeaaly sur-
prised al 1 Ile ,.)taut iful :,nd cleanly
condition of 14er native town, • til
waren she saw the ruins of the old
darn it made her shudder. "The 411114
was the csrlenCe of life when i lived
hero and Ihe only thin; 1 0 make my
heart gore on my return ►was to see
it rotted away, the mill half torn
down and rank weeds zrowin.r 'n
a.)undancc.
Following the lead of the Amer •
lean Itaiikor's association the Cana-
dian Bankers' association, will try to
recover' Ilse money order toothless of
Canada, which is slow almost eat ire.
ly clone by different : xpresy com-
panies :and 1 h Government post0f-
ficc department. This Taction will
end) Ila(: practise .of minks of char; •
in3 15 cents on :a cheque whether
it was $3 ,at' $50, and any anloun,
under) $5, twill, :lccar(lin; 1 n the neo.
1 (1ei4 :4 r('rd (111, he put through for
:1 char.;(' of r lire.. cents; from S5
to $10 for a char.;a of six cT•n. y ;
from $10 to 1$20 for 10 cents. ;11111
from :211 l0 150 for 1:, cent..
The eat her Monday t4izht ►+as
not very propitious for wilnesying
the eclipse of the moon. The sky
was very cloudy and rain fell at
jittinrealse However !vier in Ilse
moat if we will Cee one of I he, tre:lt-
erll astronomical phenomena cver vis-
ible in Canada, 'that of (he eclipse of
11141 sun on Aug. all. in this locality
tho eclipse will .he;in about half (last
five. sunrise. on I he morning of Wed-
nesday, 30th, 1 he IT10Xili111n1 occurr-
ing :Omul half past six anti cn(linz
about half ('ast Leven. At the eer-
ie(' of greatest n,)srtlr'allnlr, 6.34 a.
m., a little over three -fours 1,:a of the
!ain't, faire It ill (04 .^eIit►yc(1.
Market Report.—The following is
the report of Exeter markets. cor-
rectc4 up to August 17tH.
Peas 60 to 6s cents per bushel.
Shorts $20 per ton.
Family Flour, $2.75 per cwt.
Feed Flour, 51.25 per cwt.
Bay, .6 to $7 per ton.
\V haat, 70c td 75c per bushel.
Bran $15 per ton.
Eggs, 17 cents per dozen.
}Ions. live tweight. $7.10 icer cwt.
Harley, 35 to 38 r:•nts :1 .,,uslicl.
nate t1R to lo cents per .)umhcl.
flutter. 111 c. per Lound .
Pork, dressed, $9.00 'sr cwt.
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�11N Kisd YN NM ANN
of
Bid Showing of New
fall Dress Goods
All Newest Shades, all Newest
Designs, all Better Values then
we have ever shown before.
Come in if but to see and admire.
Remember we pay the Highest Prices in town
for Farm Produce.
New Fall Goods
New Goods for the
Early Fall Buyer
WE HAVE RECEIVED our first lot of New Dress
Goods and will be pleased to show them to you
and give you a chance to have your New Fall Dress niadif
up for September. W have all the "new ones" at very
reasonable prices. No trouble to show them.
Fancy Mobairs
Colored Chiffon Cloth
Colored Venetians
Colored Broadcloths
Colored Cords de Soie
Creape de Chene
Berges
Plain Mohirs
Black Chiffon Cloth
Black Venetians
Black Broadcloths
Black Corde de Soie
Eolienne
Tweeds
Every Piece New and Natty
NEW WAISTiNGS
A full range of all th9 new colors and Fabrics. Stripes
Fancys and Plain.
p"Highest price paid for all kinds of Farm Produce.
ONELL az R.00 -77E ING B:208.
Mr. John Mallott spent Hatord:1y
and Sur'day in Det roit.
1111:. .lames Hod ;son spent a
c{►upltt of days in London last week.
Mr. It. Kinestuan spent part of this
week and last with his brother, 1)r.
1I. at Sarnia.
Miss M. Jameson, of St. Marys.
was the guest of her cousin. Mra. T.
M. Kay. during idle past week.
Mr. Samuel Sanders. Emu Sanders
anti Miss May Lindsay, of Winnipeg
aro visiting relatives and friends in
town.
Mr. \Vm. Blake anti wife of Thed-
for(d spent a few days this week the
:;ttosU of Mr. and Mrs. George Sam -
well.
Mr. Ed. Christie took in the ex-
cursion to Detroit on Saturday spend
in; the holiday with relatives in that
city.
Do not miss Ors Treat Canadian
National Exhibition at Toronto this
year. Specially low rates via Grana
Trunk.
1Iit;s Alice.11oward is spendins
few days at Grand Bend.
Miss Gillw:r:, of London. is the
^Hest of MIs Stella Spackman..
Mr. Ncl,sen Sheer(, of Fort Wil-
liam is visit.iets under ills parental
tool.
Mist Millie Martin has oven engas-
ed ito teach in Walton for the en.
suing term.
Mrs. R. Gidley attended the fun-
eral of the Late Mrs. Pinch, of Strat-
ford on Wednesday.
Mr. A. E. Warren. of Sterling, Col-
orado. is the ;zuest of his father-in-
law. Mr. It. Blatchford.
Mr. Fred Jeckell. of Albuqurque,
Ne' Mexico, is spending :t holiday
under the parental roof.
Mrs. French and daughter, Ali -a
Nora, of Toronto, are 3u.ests of Mrs.
E. A. Follick at Grand Bend.
Mr. Ed. I)iznan, who attended the
I. O. O. F. Convention at Brockville,
also visited his orothcr-in-law, Mr.
Canadian National Exhibition will
- Luther Howard at Montreal.
bo held in `Toronto August 28th in
( Rev. Mr. Richardson, of Wyoming,
Sept.(Ivt, took the union services on Sunday
ept. 9th. Nee Grand Trunk
fon special rade,+. last. Rev. David Wren will occupy
Itepairx on the ;ri5t Inial are near- . 11t`3 'pulpits for ,tha next t►wo Sun-
ly complete. We expect to coultnenc(' h (lays.
running nn Friday of this week.
Not'ic�1 to Bicycle ltiders.-11:(vii
HARVEY BROS. (ifreed instructed by tho Exeter Coun-
11r. Grover hissett, who had to re• tit too enforce the fly -law respecting
turn to his Mime some time a ►n. 01 riding bicycles on the sidewalk, take
account of ill health, returned to notice that any person or persons
Brantford last week. be
riding on the sidewalks will
he prosecuted. W. J. BISSETT.
The .Tumors played a :ams of
Miss A. Chidley, of Clinton, has
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SALE OF
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BIC REDUCTION
W. C. HUSTON
Furniture, Undertaking
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You'ii Have SOm6tll1110
To ebow for your years of work if you saye a
part of your earnings now --as much as 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.
$1 is sufficient to start an account with this Bank
to which you can add to when you like in any
sited amounts, and withdraw all or any part of it
without sny delay, and which earns interest st
the highest current rates, which is added to the
principal FOUR times a year, without It being necessary to go through the
formality of presenting your pass book.
base hall here with Centralia ton i ,.).Celt s,:n za Cedt as teacher of room No. You never realize the value of having a savings bank account until you
Orr Friday East. The score was 21-23 a 1. High School department, to take have pressing need for money. Make the resolution NOW and start on the
in favor of the home team. chat; • of the Cozninercial work.
Midl Huston, pupil of Mr. Chas. E. SUSS Chidley holds a first-class pro -
'Wheeler. of London, is prepared 14:• 1 fessionali Certificate and also won
accept. pupils in vocal and piano 11111- . tiro Blake scholarship in mathetnat-
sic sifter Octoner Ist, 1905. 1 ire
For Bale—As 1 intend movingDeath Lf a Former Resident—\Wor(1
south this boll. I will sell my ea- Death of a Fortner Resident. --Word
tire stock of Jewele.ry asci good ►way received here on Sunday last of
will. For (particulars apply 40 11. the death of Mrs. finch, of Strat-
ford, a former well-known and hi;h-
\(isi4 F.I1;a and Netta Frayne, Miss ly ;'espected resident of this town.
Cores Cann, MISS Stella I'enhale and Mrs. Pinch has .a^en in failing
Miss Gertie Harvey have just re• health for some time past out dur-
turned from a weeks outing at in; the past few weeks her condition
Grand Mend. seemed much improved. and the new;
Miss Lill1 Johns who has .xen vis- of for demise came as a sudden
shock to bele max Mende. Mrs.
fling the. past month in Harrsia re- 1'ir►ch, ►with her one daughter, Mrs.
t urne(i home on Tuesday necompan • Ilot Kwell, moved to Stratford. some
led ay her sinter, Airs W 1:oodisfm
Mil little raon Jack. years aro, Where Fhc has since rr-
xiate(1. Ths sympathy of many
\lr. E. II. Fish has added a hand- friend:{ there is extended to the sor-
sstnt+ revolving chair to his (motor- rowin.r daughter in her .aercavement.
;at department. It im of 1he newest
matzo and makes a decided improve-
ment. in his place of .ausines•s. DOItN
Mrs. William Gardener of Chay►►lt_ \IOSI:It,—hal 1)lylh. on Friday, Aug.
cr-, Man.. is visiting friends in town tilt. 10 Mr. o11(1 Mrs. \V. F. ,Moser,
t th:• izuest of Mrs. 11. Downie. Mrs. 'a tom.
William Dew, of Gruruly Centre, \WADE. --At Sarnia, on Wednesday,
Iowa, is also the guest of Mr. and AIL:. t11 h, 1�.lizaf,rt li Jeckel I, 'be-
loved wife of Air. Charley Wade,
Dr. J. \V. Harrison. of 429 East
si-;er of Mr. .1:1)nes Jeckell, Exe-
Grand Boulevard, Detroit, Writes usI'^r,
that he has just got nicely settled 1(1•:CTOIsettled "am" ltot+d, 1 s-
in their handsome home at tis' :iaovc `!urn.e, on Ture.sday. Auz. Ifith, 1905
address and that the event was made
F. E. and `its. I(ec•
more interesting bythe arrival of t(pr,
:► ,roan; son. IfAIthtISON.-1n Det roil at 429
East (;rated Boulevard, a herr WASomen's Institute are 11o1di11
z .1 1:or11 .to i)r. .1. W. and Mrs. liar -
flower festival and Art & Curio ex- visor), (n<•c Elia Fanson) (L son.
1111th nn Auzu't 31 and September SHOLl)ICE.--in McGillivray on Auz.
1s1. Those Navin; flower% or curio
two111(1 confer a favor ht►y report ins
to ills i'resident or Secret ary.—`tics
1(:111s, President ; Mrs. Iia'tinzs, Scr-
('et 1t'►•.
\V bile Mr. Samuel Cudmorc•, of I'r•-
I►UI'lle.
was (loin; FOme Bhlitl►111. in
(0%V11 on Tuesday, his (horse occa 10
W./lactic(' in front of Sp:ackman'y
store •sad trade o lively run down
Main street :as far as the Mansion
House and then turned and went cast
At: :a mad pace until captured :sy Mr.
A. 1'en►w:rden opposite Mr. \\'na.1hi;- Canadian National Exhibition
;in's farm. 1 Toronto.
' Circulars from EnllisiI buyers in August lull to Sept. 9th
15th, to Mr. and Mrs. \Viloer Shot -
dice, a (1:111rhtcr.
\Wi;STi.AKE.—In 1'st,orne. o11 Fri -
thy, August, 11th, 1905, to Mr. and
Mrs. Westlake. :1 son.
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RAND TRUNK
dicate :► favorable market for early
Canadian apple,. These reports ►will
undoll.itedly stimulate shipments,
anti 1 here may •te a temptation on
tho part of lthre shippers to esen(1 for,
mature and uncolored trait. Such
fruit' will not ,;rade No. 1, of XXX.
Section 6 of the Fruit 11:11 k Act
read'a am follows• "No person skill
sell. or offer, expose, or have ills lii"
posmemaion for stall' any fruit ',Irk-
ed
pck-
ed in a close package, upon tt Lich
package is marked any demi (nation
which tepressents much fruit :tv dsf
No. I., or XXX, finest, pest, or ex-
tra good quality, unless such fruit
consists of ascii :zrown specimens of
one variety, round, of nearly teniform
site, of good color for the variety,
of normal shape, and not less altar)
ninety per cent free from !(Cal), worm
lsoleLe,
aruists and other detects, and
properly packed."
83.95 FROM EXETER
Going Aug. 28th to Sept. Pth.
82.90
Going Aug, 29th, 31st, Sept. 2nd, Oth
and Sth.
M1 Tickets valid returning until Sept.
121b, 1905.
Farm Laborers Excursion
*12 to points in Manitoba and Assini-
bola,good going from Exeter Sept.2ad
For tickets, illustrated literature and
full information. call on
.1. J. KNIGHT.
Depot ticket agent, Exeter.
J. D. McDONALD
i)istrict passenger agent, Toronto.
s►
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 Bark of Canada
Head Office, Toronto. Chief Executive Office, Montreal.
47 Branches in Canada, including the following in Huron:
Exeter. Crediton, Dashwood, Zurich, Hensall and Clinton
JOSEPH SNELL, Manager of Exeter, Dashwood and Zurich Branches.
Pcs, Flaonelefte
at Old Prices
We have just received 40 pieces of Shaker Flannels
bought at the old prices. We will retail them to you at :ie
6c, 7c, tic, plc, and lac a yard.
23 pieces of Cottonades at Old Prices
Just before the sudden advance in Cottons we purchas-
ed our stock of Cottonades, Jeans, Denims, Derries, Ducks,
and Moleskins and sold to yon at tho old prices, 121c to
2Sc.
10 Pieces of Ticking
The old reliable kind that hold the feathers in their
places. We are ready for your trade now and can give you
these goods from 15e to 253 a yard.
Bargains in Glassware and Crockery .
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Don't forget we are going out of this Crockery and
Glassware business. If you want to buy a Dinner Set,
Glass Set. Chamber Set, or anything we have in stock you
0911 purchase from us cheaper than from any of our opposi-
tion.
10 per cent. off for Cash, except on Groceries
and Goods Cut in Price.
Popiestone Gardinek
One door north of l'ostoffice. Produce taken in exchange for goods