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I +`XETER TI S, AUGUST •!-1t11 1005.
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They are the latest
WE ARE HE E. DV with a complete new stock of Fall
it •11 (':).t's, for quaky, style and .actual value, we
dont think it. will be pt),::1ble to beat our showing. Here is
a brief des:'ripti:,u of a sew of our many styles.
1500
for a ladies' mid grey Cravcne•te Coat, new sleeve,
pie capes, belted: at back, a good one.
$5.7 j for lovc'y dark grey, pinstripe, Cravenette coat,
coat collar and full belt, this is a great leader.
$6.50 for a very nice stripe Cravenette Coat, stowell
�selt, conies grey or fawn, very stylish.
$7 . oo for our new dark grey Cravenette Coat, pleated skirt, very
full, suitable for full stout figure. This coat will fit any
full figure.
$7.00 for a dark grey Rain Coat made from heavy venetian cloth
good for rain, good for cold. Its a seller.
small rip-
inade with
collar, full
$10.00 for the swellest range of Ladies' Coats that you'll see in
Exeter.
Yes we have a big range of Men's Rain Coats, in de-
pendab'e qualities and up-to-date styles.
b yrs, a e are the people who are after your butter and eggs,
d the other fellows are tetter us, \Vho wilt win?
J. A. ST WAILT
This is
SOUVENIR
TU ADVERTISERS.
The copy for changes must be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestisemente accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 'lith, 1905
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Season t LOCALS
We are prepared for it by
having a full line of Sou-
venir Goods in
Brooches,
Hat Pins
Spoons
Sardine Forks
&C., &C.
Prices right and Goods A 1
quality.
S. Fitton,
GRADUATE OPTICIAN.
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.lis. Ethel Bee, of Parkhill is the
guesb of Mies M. Gidley.
Tines and family Herald for the
ealanco of the year for 50c.
Miss Laura F.a.;le, of Sarnia, is vis -
Rine' Mrs. Willis Powell.
The rural scloole opened for the
fall term Monday morning.
Mr. R. Gurney returned Saturday
front a visit with friends at Acton.
Mr. \V. II. Hill and wife, .ofTor-
onto. are visiting Mr. George Hill.
Rev. and Mrs. W. 0. Hanna. of
Mt. Forest, are vieitine Miss Strang.
Hicks says we will havegood
weather for the eclipse of the sun
on the 3oth.
Miss Amy Johns announces that
she will resume her class in music
September, 1st.
Mr. Will J. Clarke. of \Vinnipez.
ii spending his ttacation visiting rel-
atives and friends in •town.
LOOK AT YOUIt LABEL AND SEi:
111
YOU ARE IN ARREARS, AND
News of New SEND US THE AMOUNT.
SUITI N GS
Many have already arrived
More may be hero any hour,
Maybe by the time you read
thi3.
All the colors and materials
and shades and weighty that
are going to be fashionable
this season will be shown you
any time you wish to see
Union services will be held next
Sunday in the Main street Methodist
and Presoylerian church ns usual.
lfr. W. J. Neaman returned Sat-
urday from a ten days course of in-
struction nt 1Le London Military
Col ie;e.
Mr. and Moe. T. A. McConnell and
Misi Lulu. of London. spent the fore
put of Ibis week. the ;vests of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Ilollend.
Rev. Godwin and family etre ex-
pected to rel urn from I heir vacation
Atli tveck. Mr. Godwin will take his
work next Suaday.
The Blindly school picnic :given .ty
tire Main 'erect Methodist church
Friday last was well attended. Fails
wa;our ware used .10 convey 1 he
passen seers from here.
Dr. Boller, London. will bo at the
Central Hotel. Exeter, on Thursday
August 241h. 1905, all day
for Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat con-
sultation, Eyes tested and glasses
supplied.
The (next meet 1111 of t he County
Bowl will lee held in the Public
• Scheel, Seaforlh, en Saturday, Au;.
— ♦ 31it h. •a t 10 e. in. Appl.ica t ions for
the ,Model Schools ohould ne iu the
h:uulst of the Inspectors on c•r eefore
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the 26th ;net.
We are this week rsendinz out a
MerrcHtant Taller. number of bills to those who are
in nrrears Lu the Times. The lists
W. W. Taman
Volt (Wlo:ftSleTY 1 Estee
AN 01.11 ♦ND WILL -TIMID RziINDT.-Iters
Win.lotes Soothing S,rap hse been tined foe
ever sixty years by muttons of tnottAhefor their
Ohldren while teething with perfect nuooeee
It eootittee the child, ..often,s the gums, w1L►yts all
Agin cameo wind colic. and 14 the best remedy
for 1)larrh,,,i. It Is pleaennt to the Urate. Sold
hydra/testa leaver, part of the world. 4S
cientewbotee. its ague Is Icoetilable. Be
•ore and • teke etre •lW inslow's soothing
Syrup and sok for no other kind.
have been corrected up to date and
t
so Ipleasedu eat kind-
ly.shall be I. c if to 11 k n
ly. look at b•our label, tee 1 Le amount
duo us and forward at once.
Malice to Bicycle Ilidcrs.-llavinz
been instructed by the Exeter Conn -
tilt to enforce the lily --law• reepectin4
riding bicycles on the t+idew:ilk, take
notice !het any person or persons
found tidbit on the sidewalks will
be prosecuted. W. J. 11ISSETT.
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watch This Rpace Every Week
Enjoyme Vegetable Hair Restorer
will make Gray Hair its natural color
and cause hair growth.
75c per Large Bottle is the price.
Purity Mfg. Co., Exeter, Ont.
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Mts. I'o1:L. -ions ). is ,;blue 00 .t
visit tc K1nc•tr line.
A 'bus loot ut youu. 1• eree. spent
•l't.c*day et !;rand Bend.
Lire Thacker y. cf Coneace. is tet..
;ucsc of Mrs. J.t,ucs S. Digitate
Mr. Hilton Evans returned Louse
>S(11d.Iy after letein; stent , .tu
e seks t•.iC:►t'iete
For Sale. -Residence of ): s. t;.
Kemp, on Andrew st. fie p..rticulara
apply to owaer.
Mt. ,:.et Mrs. Jas. \Vil)iauts, of
Ranee u, there visit1, 2 friends and
r •1 11 ivee in town.
Miss play S.itikrs teturned home
elenday after spenditte a wrck with
friend., itt 1••t•rt,t.
LOOK AT \"Ot-It i.A1IEL AND SEF:
Ili 1'O1' ARE 1N ARREARS. AND
SEMI 1'8 THE AMOUNT.
The Oddicl!ott s Lod _rc has invited
Grand elaster Resect t, of Listowel.
to visit ibis toe se in Novenixr.
For Sale.-IIouse and t wo lots for
sate nu Victoria moist. nese, for fur-
tile,t particulars nppty to John hind.
Wanted - At once a house keep-
er on fano, middle aged person pre-
ferred. Apply at Times Office.
Patriarch Nelson Taylor, D. D. G. 1'.
installed tl.e officers of Exeter En-
campment I. U. 0. 1'.. on elonil ey
ovenine.
Do not miss the creat Canadian
National Exhibition at Toronto this
year. Specialty low o:akes via Grand
Trunk.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Ross and Mr.
and Mrs. A. 1t.11nnd, toeethes with
tltoh guests spent Tuesday at tete
Bend.
Mrs. A. Murdock and eli.,s (Bessie
Urquh•s.rt, if II(vi5:sll, were 'the
locate of Mrs. N. 1). Burdon, Mon-
day last.
N. D. Hurdo,i, A. G. Dyer, John
Muir, F. J. Kni;bk and son Frank,
aro taking their annual outing at
forst Frank.
Cauadian National Exhibition will
bo held in Toronto August 28t1) to
Sept. 9th. Bee Grand Trunk advt.
fon special rates.
Mr. Ernst Tucker. of Hamilton.
who has been visiting Mr. W. Howey
for the past tv(-ek left on Saturday
for his home.
Mise Huston, pupil of Mr. Chas. E.
Wheeler, of London, is prepared to
accept pupils In vocal and piano mu-
sic after Octoaer 1st, 1905.
The Junior 'naso ball team played
the return thatch in Centralia on
Monday. Tho score was 11 to 26 in
favor of tor• Exeter team.
DR. OVENS, London, Surgeon.
EYE. EAR, NOSE and TH'ROAT.Ftts
Glasses properly. Office. Commer-
cial Hotel. Exeter.. Next visit Sat-
urday, Septcmoor 23rd.
Fur Diarrhoea, Dysentery etc., we
have a full line of remedies: Extract
of Strawberry, Extract of Black-
berry. Chamberlain's remevly, Kel-
lo;s. Dwi.3h.ts, Corey's end other
remedies, fou' stale at C. Lutz, Cen•
tral Drug Store, Exeter.
Tho sole of B. 6. O'Neil's household
effects &tturday last was a success-
ful one. notwithstanding the show-
ers. Bidding seas brisk and the er-
thola1 put up for nate brought good
prices. Mr. O'Neil docs pot intend
leaving' Exeter for route weeks.
The 0.'1'. R. trassen.xer train. which
parse, through London at 7.55 every
evening for Windsor, crashed into n
yard engine haulitt ,:t train of coal
cars Friday evening. The freight
engine was smashed and the baggage
can of the ttasseneer was a complete
wreck. Th, passengers were shaken
up but noire were injured.
The Huron 01d )toys of Toronto
extend n most cordial invitation
again this yc<u• to all lfuronitee who
attend the Exhiaition here, to make
their headquarters nt the Ii. 0. R.
Lent, "Society flow," Bele. 2nd to
Sop!. RI Is, inclusive. No pains will
to spared to stake 'loth the old
:x,ye and the old girls; from the old
county welcome .
importnut changes to the mariia_,e
license reeulotions for the purpose
of 1.1111111114 1)ie t-'-1te keeping of the
records atrc announced Isy the Ire;-
141ratr-Gettetat's 1)ep:trtmen1 of the
Ontario Govesen tcu.. The pereert•a-
liou of licenses is to be taken out
of the haunts of ofticia1inz ministers,
and is to 1.e handled in a more husi-
ness-liktf tray by the department i1 •
self. After ( he perfornience of the
ceremony, under the new regula-
tions, the clerrym:In is directed to
forward the documents in Isis+ posses-
sion 10 Doe Government (ffici:.ls in
the Queen's Perk.
Irish Gutrdss Balla. -Tee co,ninr of
iho Irish Guards nand to Canada has
rsecn billed with r,urpriscd sa1itfae-
1io11 011 over the country. Extor-
sion:+ are tieing Sri an;cd, under the
au-piCee of the various, Irish socict ics
i(t Toronle. durit14 the Canadian Na-
tional Exlti,iiion there, August 29111
la Sepslcntoer 91h, both days inclu-
sive. Irish airs ale to oe ;Met a
prnryiacnca in the prt•o3ramuuand,
ntl,
l,t•.uidiur orders ale rout in nefos>(A
Anzust 26th, i1. 'is piaseinle to got
6 tickets for one dollar that wnult)
ordinarily cost $1.50. The Band, it
should oe sloitd, is eoine to play
ltrice daily on dbe ?rounds, and to
take part ct•ory evening; el 11 O'clork
in a concert ny inansed hinds.
Market Ileport.-The following is
the report of Exeter markets, cor-
rected up to An zu't 211 h.
\'ens 60 to 65 cents per bushel.
Feed Floor, $1.25 per cwt.
Wheat, 70c Id 75c per bushel.
ilerlcv, .15 to :18 rent' 1 ,ushcl.
Shorts, $19 pelf ton
1•'nntily flour, $2.60 poi cwt.
Rey, e6 per tun.
Boast, *14 len ton.
Oats, 27 in 110 rent. p,..r i,uu.
Hors, lite weight, $6.50 tor tree
lio;s. dressed, $$.50 per os t.
Rutter. 19 cents per peened.
1': zts. IFC. per dozen.
Cdll'rONI2a•
Ilipatue Sean tin Tro KIM Yo1 Mtge Ahpit btugM
of
New Goo
ig of ds for the
'iEarly Fall Buyer'.
FaH Goods 1
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.
s1 EOEl►z & I QWE
Mires Liki Johns has retuencd from
Grand (fend .
Mr. Benham, of St.Slarys.
Tuesday in town.
Mr. A. Moore, of SnR's, is
holid•ayin4 at Ni Saraell Fall&s.ote
Mr. Thos. Trick and wife, of Clin-
tuu. Eire visiting Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Saoutwcll.
Misty V. Ilagshaw deft .ost Tuesday
for Toronto, where she will attend
rho millinery openings .
LOOK AT YOUR LABEL AND SEE
IF YOU ARE IN ARREARS, AND
SEND VS THE AMOUNT.
.ludtgo Elliott, wife and daughter,
let Oconee, Missouri, aro visiting
Mr. and Mrs. George Samwcll.
Mrs. Wood (,tee Mies Della 1Ii11)
of Detroit, is .spending 'this week
with/ her aunt. bL•rs. 1). Kernick.
Slip. (Dr.) Anderson and family,
who hate spent the summer season
at: Grand Bend, have returned l►eme.
If our correspondents are
of stamped envelopes and
kiodtp advise us and we will
ati once.
Miss: lila Mgt./hew :otter spending
a few days here and at Grand Bend,
returned to leer home in Toronto .on
Sal Imlay .
Miss ,Millie \VestL snd, of Wyom-
ing. who is always a welcome visitor
in Lown, is the .guest of her uncle,
Mr. \V, 0. Bissell.
Messrs. Char. and Geo. Bayley with
their families of London, enjoyed a
few days this week renewing old
acquaintances in town .
Mie.) Maty Wood, after spending a
four weeks isolidely with friends in
I.nn(htn and St. Thomas, returned
hunto Monday evening.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab.
lets. All druggists refund the mon-
ey if it fails to core. E. W. Grove's
signature is on each box. 25c.
Mr. fuel Mrs. Ed. Dignan, W. If.
Dignan. of Lucite Miss Th acktvrey,
Miss Howard and Mrs. Jns. iliennn
wcr(1 ,gloves of Mr. and Mrs. Levitt
lase week at Grand fiend.
Lawn mowers sharpened on short-
est notice at D. Bortleib'a. Exeter.
For Sale. --A brick residence on
Main street, opposite !toss & Tay-
1nr's m.ilf. Apply to Mrs. Caroline
Mohler.
Past, (;r:n1d \Vellitt4Lon Johns lave
hie report of 111e proccedines of. the
(band Lodes of OddfetJotv4 11t Brock•
vi11,1 (0 his )101110 IOd,;c 011 Ttt.rtday
eve,nin;, 15th. It was t he best re-
port eves. riven in she lo(Igcl and
Bro. Johns is to hs complimented.
Women's Institute are boldine. a
Hower festival end Art & Curio ex-
Itdnit on Aimee 31 and September
isl. Those trivial; flowers or curio
would confer a favor by reporting
to the President or elecrelary.--Mian
Halls, I'tieelenl : tlrs. llastinis, Sec-
r
e
lr'.
\i,.. \V. Goodison, of S.'A itia, s It.,
want twee aurin,; tlse pa"l week vissit-
int her mellow, ,1rs..1obns, and who
expected In rennin for I•omc 1in,d•
longer, left for her home nn leen
if ty .7.v4nin 4 owing to the Waives of
her tittle son :fork. t Her mother
accompanied h'r.
The Flower elbow. which will w
I in t M o
>rm 11(
Au .
�I t
Irnl t 1 g
Op
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t1.gst. 1, premises io be n !ucce•ss
eu1 ate. If you hove anyt hif; you
wo*1(L like others ilo Fee, Fend it in
The 11ka11 1 sentient will roe that it. is
properly placed. You .lo not have
to oe a member of .I:e society nr
ord(tr 10 exlsaait.
Miss Et hie \ors tweet, youn test
dauzhterl of Mr. John \ori beet., has
returned to Buten for her second
term in the millinery depirtment.
S1►i has full rharzn and line i's0 *r-
etired a permanent position as s;tles-
lady, in the wane estaaliehment
where Ow has ijecn enzaec1 for t1.e
year at a resod rotary. !Mss Note e-
nnt•t. must be complimented for I -
ability which ri•eaks for Brett
Tire Roses & Taylor Ce• are welkin;
extensive imp.revemenes in their
pant. Tlse dry in; louse is nein;
onto r red. 011.1 a cement sfnnn/lalion
putt undlernaati. it. A 1ranster t rark
still qac •I new Ade km, which will
entree them to h'tndM their sei'one,l
lumber with considerable Ices work.
The hunter f114.,1 nt the north of
tilt factory is brine partitioned off,
so (int the 111.1ifrrent •gra(1es of sea-
eoneet tuner r r to be kept in fepirate
pact,.
etreul
Miss4 Lot tie llyadtnon lett on Sat -
tinkly for Toronto.
Mrs. II. Si. O'Neil and daughter
irene left Wednesday .fou' Toronto.
Misses Merle Gould «snd
ilyathnan are attending tate
cry openines in Toronto.
Miss Cora C''iin hos returned from
her holidays and has resumed her
itneition. with Mrs. \V. D. Yeo.
Mrs. Yee was in London Monday.
spendine the day with friends from
Honolulu, who :ire visiting in %that
city.
Mrs. Sutton Jost a small sum of
moray .lied in n handkerchief a fewi
days ago. and will bo pleased if the
find,ce will return it .
Mr. Phillip Jolinson .antl his l wo
1111 Lo !slaughters Lilian and Ethel,
of I.ontlon, oro the guests of /the for-
tuer's eistier, Mrs. P. Frayne.
Mr. Thos. Yellow expects to Pail
for home from En:;lured on the 31st.
Ho has been site/Win; the past three
in hoed months visiiing the scenes of his
pater
childhood.
send it The Soafors h football team are to
ao invited to represent Detroit in
thn football game to be played in
that city ttith English team. who
touring America
Millie
tnillin-
I
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Mr. S. J. A. Boyd, formerly princi-
pal of the Exeter Public School, and
now. publielser of the Honeah Moon,
Ilannah, N. D., virtited friends in
town Monday.
Sick headache results from •t dis-
ordered condition o fthe stomach and
is quickly cured by Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. For
sale in Exelen by W. S. Howey.
Mr. Datil Elston, son of Mr. Rich-
ert! ELrton, of this place, who has
beet) successful as a timelier in a
business collo:(' at Seattle, has thin
week etericd sr college of lie own.
Notice. -Marin.; , purchased the
Exeter Evaporator, I intend runnin;
rho same 11sise season and will }M in
a position to pay farmers and oth-
ers this hezttet price for apples, -W.
iL Levet t.
LORD MINTO BECOMES VICEROY
OF INDIA.
The resignation of Lord Curzon of
Kedieston, as Viceroy of India, and
and the appointntent of the Earl of
Minto as his successor, was announced
at the Indian office Saturday. Accor-
ding to the correspondence, which is
issued in the form of a white book it
a pears that Lord Curzon's resigna-
tion was cabled to that office on Aug.
12. The corres ndence:shows a de-
cidedly bitter feeling between Lord
Curzon, the Indian office, and Lord
Kitchener, commander-in-chief of the
forces in India, over the new scheme
of army administration in India. Lord
Curzon's dissatisfaction canoe to a
head with a refusal of the cabinet to
appoint Major -(general Sir Edmund
Harrow, on Lord Curzon's recommed-
ation, military supply ►nemher or the
eoiint11
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Ban tb• 11te Riad Yoe ifl+e Mien Bought
Higuttere
of
RAND TRUNK
Railway System
Canfulian National Exhibition
Toronto.
August :lath to Sept. f)th
83.4)5 FROM EXETER
Going Aug. nth to Sept. nth.
112.})ll
(going Attg,'J•tti, ,Ilst, Sept. 2nd, tlth
and lith.
:Vi Tickets valid returning until Sept.
121h, 11111ti.
Farm Laborers Excursion
*12 to points in Manitoba and Assini•
boia,good going front Exeter Sept.2nd
WE HAVE RECEIVED our first lot of New -
Goods and will be pleased to show them to
and give you a chance to have your New Fall Dress
up for September. We have all the "new ogles" at
reasonable prices. No trouble to show thele.
Fancy Mohairs
Colored Chiffon Cloth
Colored Venetians
Colored Broadcloths
Colored Cordo do Soie
Creape de Cheue
Serges
Plain Mohirs
Black Chinon Cloth
Black Venetians
Black Broadcloths
Black Corde (le Soie
Eolionne
Tweeds
Every Piece New and Natty
NEW WAISTINGS
A full range of all the new colors and Fabrics. Stri
Fancys and Plain.
gar Highest price paid for all kinds of Farm Produce
CARLING 5K201
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SPECIAL SALE OF
!ROCKING CHAIRS.
HIPC REDUCTION
W. C. HUSTON
Furniture, Undertakint•
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Vou'll HdV6 Soulcthh
To show for your years of work if you say
part of your earnings now -as much as you es.
spare. You may need it at some future tinie
might as well save it anyway. It is not hard
ter you once make a start in the right directi
$1 is sufficient to start an account tvith this B
to which you can add to when you like in
size•i amounts, and withdraw all or any put of
without anydelay, and which earns interest
the highest current rates, which is added to t
Frimer FOUR times a year, without it being necessary to go through th
orma of presenting your pass book.
You never realize the value of having a savings bank account until jj
/have pressing need for money. !fake the resolution NOW and start on to
right road to comfort and prosperity by opening an acrount with this Bank
We have the best facilities for transacting all kinds of Banking business.
The Sovereign Bank of Canada
Bead Office, Toronto. Chief Executive Office, Montreal
47 Branches in Canada, includln* lite following in Baron:
Exeter. Credlton. Da$lswOOtl Zurich. Hensel) and Clint
JOSEPH SNELL, Manager of Exeter, Dashwood and Zurich Branch
DRESS GOODS
DEPARTMENT
E HAVE MADE this department the subject.
careful study and in our endeavor to bring it to
high state of perfection have spent much time in looking fl
those goods most suited to the needs of the collununit'
Already we have sold number* of dresses from our earl
buying, but we hare a big pile of beautiful goods left a
none of the stack broken.
CI(' Pin irrnnn ! ((plop(
Silk ,nixed Mutate .
Silk and wool crepe
Carrick T11•0e114 at
Wool l'anamas :it .
Wool homespun. a'
WoolVenetians n1
Satin wool finish a:
d silk ,'r,r'..ofk
•Its(- ;Mc.
.....10. 50. 60, lye.
fi:11 i' '1t 1's, 50c
:,n, Tae
60, 75, $1.00
•,
- s
...a I, 5, to •. e 1.19
5n, '5, $1. $1.25
\'cnclaln9 Amazons ar 75, $1, $I
liox cloths et 90, 1.0e, 1.25, $1
Cambrid:e Cloths at
Aruture Cheviot at ...... 'i5, 10, 50,
Vicuna Cloths at ......... 51
Poplins sit . '10, 75, $1
Mohair Cord de Adie al 50, 75, be
only
Albatross Cloiba at
Table Intens
Special at 25c, -I0c and 50o
White Bed Spreads
at only 75c
Shirting at Job Price American Colored Satee
Blue and white atripe:l, 121c Very fancy patterns and
for 10c. colorings at 15c
Men's Braces
Made from ends of 1'lasti'
only 15c a pair
Rot's' lZflleher
At 'ob prig es, made frons '
of
job
at 75c 8C $1.04
For tickets, illustratedtion. literature on
and Ioplestonefull information, cll nnJ. J. KNIGHT,
i)epot ricket agent, Exeter.
I. 1). McDONAi.D Utte &tour north of rostotticr,
ihetric t passenger agent, Toronto.
Gardine
,•<,. • in exchange for k