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`,1131':Itheife'S COUGH REMEDY
AIDS NATURE
dickies (het aids nature arc al-
most effectual. Cbamtiertain's
h Remedy acts on this plan. 1L
s 1.1iC cowle relieves the lungs,
expectoration. opens ,the secrc-
, •end aids nature in restoring
system to .a heelthy -condition.
in Exeter by \V. S. Bowe..
AUCTION SALE.
ction sale ot farm, thoroughbred
ade cattle and implemeutb. Mr.
Cameron has been instructed to
public auction on
T 21, THAMES ROAD,
SDAY, - SEPTEMBER 21, 1905,
'clock noon. The following vel -
ray.
- 1 mare, agricultural; 1
g, agricultural; 1 gelding 3 years
raught; 1 driving horse; 1 filly. 3
old, carriage; 1 gelding, 2 years
arrrnge,
TILE. -Pure Bred Shorthorns.--
withcalf at foot; 1 cew due to
January; 1 heifer. 2 year old
o calf in February; 1 heifer, 1
ld, sire imported; 1 heifer calf,
he old.
e Cattle -1 cow, due to calf in
1 farrow cow; 7 steers. 3 years
teens, 2 years old; 5 heifers, 2
Id;2steers, 1 year old; 3 heifers,
old; 2 grade calve-.
8,-1 pure bred Berkshire brood
1 pure bred yorkshire brood sow;
bred yorkshire boars, 5 months
More jpigs.
PLEMF N TS. -1 Maxwell Binder;
:well Mower; 1 Maxwell hay
1 seeder and drill comeinee; 1
cultivator; 1 disk; 1 set iron
ws; 1 roller; 1 scttftter; 1 sulky
1 2 -furrow walking plow; 2
walking plows; 1 fanning mill;
per; 1 lumber waggon; 3 truck
vee; 1 1 air beteei iglt.; 1 bey
urn; 1 coutl,tnat tt,u eels, tete;
bugger 1 opt it huggy; 1 cutter;
dt.ui, a her riebs; 2 art 81r,,t1e tine -
fork, shovels. hues and mime
hold furniture.
ernis of Chattels -All suets of $5
d uruer, ct.tih; over that rtmount 12
1rther credit on furnishing oppruved
t notes. A discount of 5 per cert
or cnsh on credit amounts.
rni for sale -Lot 21 and 22, con. 2
rte, 2)0 acres, 150 acres being
i@
WWI) Phi the old Jory farm
titch there iei erected a tivo-story
house. 2 bank barns and wind -
Good orchard, 12 acres of hush.
lass state of cultiyation. 50
known as part of McCord farm
roperty is all in grave,with
ill on never failing well, suit
for grazing purposes. Kill b.
seperately or in one 1 lock to salt
haler,
we of Real Estate -111 per cent of
the purchase money or it equiva-
et in note or bond on clay of sele,the
glance on first of Janutu•y,Il.k ;, with -
it Interest, or a disco,ntt of 5 per
art per annum oft for cash.
No reserve as the proprietor is giv-
g ftp farming.
11105. CAMERON, W. 11 HARVEY
Auctioneer. l'rt•i'rietor,
pro
t
vers
You know the medicine that
makes pure, rich blood -
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Your
mother, grandmother, all your
folks, used it. They trusted
Sarsaparilla
it. Their doctors trusted it.
Your doctor trusts it. Then
trust it yourself. There is
health and strength in it.
• i salhrM tenlh'y frim tn4tsestlen and
gm brood. 1 f .:nd t.'• retie• unt:t 1 t...k
Aye's itanarsrista. fvut bottle. reran•
111111117 evre4 1,1*."
N a.. V. F. ItAar. Mt. )nt,re, ts. T.
AnO11aMet's. j,- AI5M(0..
dre 1frf. for
Rich Bloo
The Surrounding News
Items of Interest Here and There Furnished
By Our Correspondents.
CREDI'EON
-Miss Lydi t Finkbeiner is visiting
friends in Pandora, Ohio, for a few
t+c•cks.
-Miss ltosina leiukbeinc•r and Mrs.
John Greet spent n few days last
wick with friends in Exeter.
-Mr. and etre. Aunust \Vuertz
have rel. armed after a short honey-
moon. They will leave tsltorlly for
their future borne In Pigeon, Mich.
-The filcssra. 'Toru Elumpp and
Alex Kerrie -0C .and Misses Norali Sims
and Josie 1:'Ianie In opera Swiday, nt
Gr_tnd Bond.
-Mrs. Dr. Uaist is spending a few
t. eeks with her another in Toronto.
-Tho Motlxrdist Sunday school
held their annual picnic ot Grand
!fend on blondety last.
-1r endd Ars. Francis Clark, of
Granton, spent Sunday with Mr.
\\'iI•llam Lewis
-Mr. 11. Eilbor is spending a few
creeks holiday int Toronto. Buffalo.
and will also visit his aunt in Ham-
ilton.
- Mr. Arthur Benedict met with a
serious accident in the flax mill Last
week. While threshing flux hies
hand got caught tin the tangled fLax
and was drown trotween t ho rollers
cruslun,x -the hand and .arm above the
elbow. Mr. Bcncdick will the laid up
for tsomo time. It is fortunate the
accident was not ,more serious.
- A. E. Kuhn, of the Sovereign
Bank staff, ejucut Labor Day in
L"-•ta'lon.
- Ono of he Brost interesting
•,auras of base (ball over seen here
wits played Monday oetwween our
tramNo. 3, and a loam of similar
little chaps from Parkhill. the score
Being 8 :to 5 in favor of oar boys.
Those who witnessed •; he leamo nre
very enthusiastic over eho playing
of ,the little .follows. some of whom
aro not much 1a.ngcr than !the bat it-
self, but how 'they can play ball,
dounle plays and no handed oat elms
being frequent. it is 'corlain that
we have atnone them Futuro 1,ajoies,
Collens', Kee:ter'a and other stare of
t le big lc:u;uo [clubs. Mr. Rau, of
London and E. Feist umpired the
+game 'l0 1 he. satisfaction ot all.
-Mrs. Joe. theist. who has Inlel.y
returned from Mississippi, is ierea t-
ly improved suet nein; bare .
-Mr. Jos. Ilaist has bongbL tate
brick y,rd from Mr. Geor.3o Mantle
and will mako Croditon his home
in future.
-The fullotwin; aro Ithe names of
Ihosp who wtcnt :to Toronto eo at-
tend The exhibition: \Vm. Morlock.
John Mor lock. A. Mor lock. Sam.
ttrown. Geo. Boltzmann, 'terry Eit-
bor, B. Brown, C. Beaver, John
ScLrceder, John \etn, Chas /wrck
er
Art 'Lwt-icker, Ira Brown, and othere
tt lase names the were unable+ do ac -
cure.
-lir. Rolliine, of Exoter was in
1 9'vn one day last week.
Stephen Council mat on llfon(Lty
feat and transacted consltlerabte
busiuese.
-Qtnrterly services will ne held
in '1lte German Methodist church a
week from next Sunday,
-Chris rainier had the misfortune
to upset a load of flax one day last
week. rtar.rowvly escaping serious in-
jury.
n-
jury.
- 1). flweit.zor has returned af-
ter a lwwo week's vacation .
-elks Olivi r 11••)t erntann left Tues.
tt•y f•.r Mil reenroe where she will
at tend the Yours; 1'copie'et Alliance
Oenvelticon being held there.
--Mr. Chris It..u, of London. erica
Libor day at his honer lucre .
- Mr. W. 1I. leddon, lits tired his
r-c:widcnce in Cretin:•:►n East
-Itov. Mr. Damn]. •vf Mildmay. hi
viait•itt,4 hie brothor, Rev. Mr. Diimin,
fur a few d::ys. M,r. L,imm will oc-
cupyelio pulpit of the Garman Motlt-
otliwt church next 8undty morning.
-Mr. Flannery, of Detroit. spent
a few days here ki:iti week.
-Mr. C. W. Clilmore, whet he beer.
Mann ler .of the Greet/ton branch of
the Sovereign Bank ever since it 1193
been established here, heti leen, oro.
reeled lo a lucrative t•osit ion ire In-
speotor's department nt Monti -eel
eel 1•••5 1 I tee (-die up his new du.
--Our t;l' • r V.:1', very quiet, on
tabor day. many spent the (lay al
Grant) Bend, and ext hone went' to Lu,
c.1n to w,itment a hared) ill. match be-
t w(uwn liar Irish •Nino and .a Toronto
team. Lno:in tonin mime out victor -
tone.
.';�~ty a� ttlre Sdirsalptat111le.
CItOMARTV
(Teo Lite for last week.)
-:l r. ;and Mrs. Geo. Wilson
tete' .; ttlie rem -roil t nets
Ihcir tfricn+ls m;.an the arrivir
t heir bore of •, rtahr tire.
-Mrs. Goo. flitter. who hal svent
I he last 1 wo ono.:' h : i a the west, re-
turned IOW teal week much &caee,l
e. it 11 her trio. If^r stn An:lr•rww•. wvhn
•ccompeneel her. intends 111X11'1111;
t he win' r there-
-M r.
h ere. -Mr. root Mr+. r)onnie Po r tt:tve
retunrN'.1 )tett" (trier , plea 'tont ‘i•• '
r•itL frieele .around Ottawa.
eft - 1'•lnit hamil h, .nt 1towline? in
ie •nt I r`'- of rieitin r her vertin SCrOfUla
the will, •,.
-`.1.. fudi^ :.1,1;(.1!,, a, of I.ond(.r.
ie epee:tin r lea holidays et lion •
with 1'r paten's in the villa 4e.
Dr. .1tot `.ire. Tuff.ard telt I.i'.t
week Ito vein 'friends at Peri.: amt
ottier points.
-Qtet.^ a numu••r from r1)u i vicin-
ity intend M:t wee
a next week.
-Alis (:la.dys (;odno'.t, who spent
Lora of iter •lroldtem with her nun'.
Mr.. S. A. Miller. returned home
lar.: tick.
-Mee% Defoe' Sin ire is hunte at
present %pendia; her lioiideys n'.so
10 t•ivit ‘0111 It Ler aro' IM-. f-om' Ch -
c 1 : -. wive ,it home vein a his
Mil. Iv 1.
,re
eof
t
CENTRALIA
-I'ars�us & D:rvis shipped .1 at
toed of ears 0:1 Tuesday anti w.ill
ship another one rto-morrow (Friday i
-Lawton Bros. shippcl a vex -load
of emelt.' to Toronto Saturday.
-An(lrow hicke is tette :aline a new
gasoline engine for glue operation of
his hay press .
-Mrs. Geo. Eesery and dime -liter
and Miss Flora Essnry left Satur-
day for a visit tlo Mrs. Fisher, et
Forest.
--Miss Sarah Moffat t is away oru
a visit.
-A party of London antomeroilists
Ltd an unfortunate breakdown here
one clay last. week. They. fiioa to
ship 'their machine while the party
tv is driven t., London.
..\ 1r. and -It 21 1 L rs Audr(tt_v and Mrs.
daMiss i5s !laowt•nreturned
t ed
house+ ott elonday after <i pleasant
two weeks vacation et Muskoka.
-Mr. and Mrs. Will Wood and lit -
tic roan. of London, welt the t3uests
of the Misses Wilson on Monday.
-Miss Katty ELJiatt. of London.
spent t he Labor Day holiday: at her
hon[:= here.
--el.iss llaucack, who has been vis.
inlet with her Meter, Mrs. \V. R. El-
liot, Left for her horrto in Toronto on
Monday.
.-ALiss Dinah Ilo:l,ins, of Strath-
roy. was 'the [guest of h(r cousin Mi53
Alla Hicks last :week.
-Miss Eliza johns and Miss Leona
\\'•ikon, of London. visited nt Mr. R.
\\;inton's on Monday.
-Miss Alvino Wilson ,left for Lon-
don on Monday it attend the Model
school.
-Miss Et.tie Coughlin left on Mon-
day 'to takeaCourse in the Forest
City Business Colleen..
--Itis- Lizzie Wolf. of Crediton.
was that .;tteet of Miss Glady'a Es-
sery on Sunday.
-Alis" Benet h Beaver, of Qreditoa.
wwir,iled 'friends here •on Sunday.
- Miss Margaret Coughlin, of Mont
real. is visitiine herr uncle, Mr. 1)an'I
Couzh1in.
- Mr. Frank Colwell left! on Fri-
day for •\Vtinnipee, whore hq wilt vis-
it for a few weeks.
-Miss Porter, our scl:ooh leacher,
arrived here Tumidity '.to resumer her
detuQ4. f
-What has become of our. bowling
enthusiasts, last Jun ;the .rattly stop-
ped and hasn't .btten';suns eine.. Lets
trot our green lin shape for next year.
CURED OF LAME BACK AFTER 15
YEARS OF Sl-FFERING
"I had been troubled wit h lame
back for fifteen years and 1 found n
complete recovery .in It lie use 1 nT
Chamberlain's pain balm." Kaye John
G. Risher, Gillam, Intl. This lini,
went is also without an cqual for
sprains and bruises. it le for sale in
Exeter by W. S. Ilowey .
•
Z,llIIICH
-Mrs. Chas. Fritz veined relatives
iu •Dashwood and Grand Bend lest
week . •
- Mr. and ALTs. Au,,rust G. Elutes
spent a few days with. (rietol" in
1.c ury and I'nrkhitL .haat week.
-Mr. l'hil Sipple was in Gode,rich
last week ns.m wiliness forttthcf Crown
in elle case of the Crown vs. Mason.
- Anton, 4 hose who went to To-
ronto on Tuesday :to at tend :t he In,
duetrial Exhibition now in prozre's
at Toronto were : Mr. J. D. Meaner
and wife. Mre. Henry Ma;cl, etre.
Wein }eke. errs. Dr. Iluchenen :and
dauzhtcr, Miss fear).
-The element have nextm iti play
11tvoc do Hie "Itis Mock" at. SI.
Joe -elite Quit. a ler;e hole is not -
iceable In the west wall of the main
at ructure, an.l chances scent race( for
1 further collapse unleee prompt, re-
; a1re aro inauzurateJ.
-Mr. Fred !less, Sr., has sold a
i,uildiny lot off t he. property recent -
1y ezeuirea from E. Zeller, to Mr.
�• rt-
• r . who 'f r
e
-, c .,n 1 f 1 I
,1•... o D^icL rt. a f10
eft will meld a tlwvelliur this fall.
- eft. Mitred Feu -t 1114 been un-
der lite v(itLer the pawl' twin weeks
end haw 1. .n •entieel'eel to Icnrein
indoor+ .
- Mr. 11.ulc•y Weber had the itik-
fortttrtte to get one of Itis fin sere
cauzht in a railer et tletdltx mill
nn '1'uc•a,liy. it was 1. 1a11y Su► is1u'd
teal ww111 It Lint off work for some
Cane
-Air. An tin; Gulrr, w Ito recoil ly
completed his 1-01111 i('t '4 of Mloffitt
two I -e dit?leo •111roll tit lie'levy
townshii•., hats taken t he coal rare
of utakine a lamee dr,in in 1-. borne
townehile and Las moved to Mint -
vele.
-A •I ieee fire -proof vault 1,14 been
built in the tiowerci,ti. 111nk Ione.
\V heti the elrotr••t now 114itt1 made
to (1,•^ office , are complete 1, it will
make a notch needed impr,wentent.
-Mr. flan. leaercher, who 11.14 nett
visiting friends and deten te.% ie. 1ilk
vicinity for tht• 'past lent mom[ 11- 1:•-
turncd•lo hie home near (:av11;'r. �•
D.
Is very often ayinirnd.,
glarlihyg=i52air=
It
water,
mong " itse sp fors
is tubercles," and where it, is
allowed to remain tubercu-
losis or consumption is
pretty sure to take root..
Hood'sSarsaparilla
Removes ever t r.ce of
s
eta taw o s A.. scrofula. Get .
IIEN8ALL
- !Hies Watson, of A; r. wi ;tin;
elr. and Mrs. James Bout hrun, jr.
- !dr. G. F. Scott, of C111111ab1. tvlto
teas here vi -it . his brat her-in-laa
Mr. Jas. Sutherland, has returned.
- Quite a number front t his • vil-
laee and vicinity ore aticndin; tLc
exhibition at Toronto .
-Mrs. Alex Thompson and her
daughters Gernt. and (irice, recently
returned from viNitinr ireletives and
1rit•o.1, in the rteizbbor•hood of nal -
field. and 'Mike.
-Rev. %tr. Sinit h. of Carmel
church occupied his pulpit on San-
batli atter a month's vacation.
- Miss llawkshaw, of Detroit, is
v;sitine her sister. Mrs. F. C. McUun-
el1.
-Mr. C. .A .Mcllotcll has relurned
from Forest where he hie leen
spendin: a week or NO at itis wife's
home.
_Mr. F. J..Delbridee event Libor
Day at Exoter.
-Mrs. J. 11. !let•c•ri:I_e, of I3r:uadon,
elan.. is visit ire her Fester -in-law,
NIr4. 11. Thomoon.
- Miss E. el. Duvet is Non -line
week with friends in Exeter.
-elrs. Scltery. of Kincardine, is
vet in; her son. Dr. Selle.ry.
-Mrs. Anderson. of Blyth. .and
Mrs. AircLeson, of Drrnoeh, were
here recently the;_ucsts of Mrs. 1'ei-
r uson.
-Mr. and Mrs. J .D. Dick. of
Clarksbur,, who were hero i'pcndine
a moat It with relatives ,•returnett
horse. -
- Mrs. Pepper. of Brussels, is
eeendeee a fete days twit 11 her dau:3le•
ter=, etre. \Vm. Pepper.
- Mr. Leslie Colwill left hero last
week for I he [vest.
- Mr. and Mrs. John \Vcismiller, of
Wellesley, Waterloo county. have
been visit int their .son John, dttt•it
the past week .
- Mrs. J. \Vc•i'miltcar and 'Mrs.
Blair aro Lakine in the millinery
openinzs and the• exhibition at 'To-
ronto :this week .
-Mr. Ernie White ha a zootl sit -
tuition in Lucknow.
-errs. Rennie is viai:tirtc friend, in
Tormine
- Miss Ida Peart. is home for
a week.
-An exciting :tame of baso ball• was
played .on Labor Dee- bet ween the
benedials and bachelor-. 'rise. scot.'
w:1-• very close.
-ltev. D. Wren .leave this weak
for Toronto. Ile will visit several
places en route.
TIIAMES ROAD
- Anniversary services will be held
in• Bethany Methodist church.
Thames rend, Sunday Septernl,or 10th
Itev. A. II. Goin:z. M. A., of Exeter,
willpreach ied 11 o'clock :and it he pas-
tor Rev. Ii. 3. Fair at 7. A freewill
offerin.; will he (taken. in behalf of
'tIt.:' 'frust 'fund of rthe church.
LOOK AT YOUR LABEL ANI) SEE
IF Y011 ARE IN ARREARS. AND
SEND US TIIE AMOUNT.
FLOUR,
FEED
AND
GROOERIES
In addition to a full stock
of Flour, Feed and Groceries,
we have on eland some first
class Timothy Seed, the best
to bo had.
We have also a supply of
the cheapest and best Stock
Food.
Produce taken in Exchange.
Bean teas 1M KrA 1'u Fri Alm Nr4il ter tiseksi li± of ret.arkable owes
B,s�,.a»
sad liar look es Sa'ofl.{e. Mo. 1.
of C. 1. Hood Co.. Lowell. Mrs.
S. HARDY & SON
$AP-OREN-O
"IT [VAPORATES"
Odorless Non-poisonous
Non-innamwable
The Wonderful Cleaner
\\311 Kana the thrift bou.•cwifo
many uvrfnl dollars. Cleans roars -
ea or finest of nitwits carpels or
slut waist; beyond belief.
DUST entirety removed
OeRM$ ab'..lutety de -t rayed
COLONS restored like new
Immo renewed in carpets
AI.i. i\ A FEW MOMENTS FOlt
A FEW CENTS
.tea a child ran do it with
SAP -0 -RK N -O
(let it at )unr grocer'',.
The Haafrfnan & Teeter Co.
Toronto
PAINFUL PERIODS;
CANAuIAN WOMEN FIND RELIEF 1
The Case of Ellen Walby Ia One of
Thousands of Cures Made by Lydia
E. Ptnkbam's Vegetable Compound•
Bow many women realize that men-
struation is the balance wheel of a
woman's life, and while no woman Le
entirely free from periodical suffering,
it is not the plan of nature that women
should suffer so severely Y
Thousands of Canadian women, how
ever, have found relief from all tnontiely
suffering by taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, as it is the most
thorough female regulator known to
h
medical science. It cures the condition
which causes so much discomfort and
robs menstruation of its terrors.
Ellen Walby, of Wellington Hotel,
Ottawa, Ont., writes:
Dear Mrs. Yinkham:-
"Your Vegetable Compound was recom-
mended to me to take for the intense suffer-
ing which I endured every month and will'
which I had been. a sufferer for many years
getting no relief from the many prescriptions
which were prescribed, until. finally becom-
ing discouraged with doctors and their medi-
cines I determined to try Lydia E. Yinkham's
Vegetable compound, and I ant glad that I
did for within a short time I began to mend
and in an incredible short spare of time the
flow was regular, natural and without pain.
This stems too goof to be true and I ant
indeed a grateful and happy woman."
Women who are troubled with pain-
ful or irregular menstruation, should
take prompt action to ward off seri-
ous consequences, and be restored to
perfect health and strength by taking
Lydia E. 1'inkham's Vegetable Com-
pound, and then write to Mrs. Pink -
ham, Lynn, Mass., for further free to -
vice. Thousands have been cured bq
so doing.
'1'IIREI•. JURORS CURED
Of C)e..lta r Morbus with one smelt
Bou le of Chamberlain's Cali.!,
Choler:[ and Ili rhoe.t Heuu .ly.
Nit-. G. W. Fowler. of Ili.tlttower,
Ala.. telatcs at experience be hail
while •:'ry in g •'•n :1 emit jury in a
murder case at Edwardse:lee, natti-
ly se.:11 of Clcouure.: county. Ala -
none. Ile Nays : "While [ hetet I ate
sotto fresh meat a souto souao
'teat and it move the choleric litorous
in a very severe form. I was never
more , i.:k in my life and t.:ott to the
druzetore fora certain ce olera mix-
ture, nut the drueeist seat err a
bottle of Chamberlain's Celia. Cho:era
and Diarrhoea. Remedy inct(•ad, say-
inr t 113 he had what 1 seat for, but
1 het •I Itis medicine was sa mttcll net •
ter lie would rather wend ".it .to me
in the fix 1 wee in. 1 took one dace
of it and w•as het ter in dive utinutca.
The second dose cured me entirely.
Ii ed in
11wa fellow jurors were a ff 1 t
the same manner 'end one small bot -
tie cured the three of us." Fon pale
in Exeter by W. S. lloweyi .
LET'S TALE FURNACES
If you are going to put in a new
furnace, you can spend a mighty ;neat -
able hour with ua. looking over the
"HECLA"
There's the FC SED JOINT-nobons
or cement -prevents Inc smoke or dust
escaping into the house.
There's the big Ere door -and wood
grate for soft coal and wood.
And dozens of other special features
that will make you want the "liecla•'
Furnace in your home.
Come in any lime -and let ago over
the "Heels" together.
Local Agent :
H. SPACKMAN
1.001e Al' YOUR LAIiF:L AND SEE
1F 101' AltE iN AItitEAl(S, AND
SENT) 1'S 'rill•: AMOUNT.
Rode 7,000 Miles on One Pair of Tires
THE
IT. 1011`
aft tfaPCOt viii
MR. JAMES THOMAS Diw'EY is Canada's
champion steady bicycle rider. He is
a collector for one of the big telegraph com-
panies in Toronto, and he rides a wheel all the
year round making collections over a wide
district. His record is 11,000 miles a year.
Mr. 1)ewey's bicycle is fitted with Dunlop
a single pair of
him over 7,000
and indifferent
Detachable Tires,
which have carried
miles of good, bad
roads. Dunlop bicycle tires are famous as the
kind that may be attached, detached and re-
paired when necessary by the two hands,
unaided by any form of tool. Every pair is
guaranteed for a year.
1,
DUNLOP TIRE COMPANY, Limited
Toronto YOtfTRIAt.
1/01Pseso
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elt the London
GrocKerU Go.
169 Duntlas St.
One of the many points
of interest to you will be
our beautiful show room,
where you will sec line
after line of pretty goods
gathered from every land
and clime.
Immense varietytlri
nty Setss or splen-
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you may
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set, can suit you in a most any
Sets front $6.00 up to $75.00, sirEvery Set guaranteed.
TOILET SETS great choice of new shapes. tyles and
decorations, prices from .1 .5 u to 515,00
per set.
TEA SETS --In rich designs, anddaintydesi ns, all leading makes carried
English, Austrian, French, Etc.
LAMPS -Of every description, Glass Larnps, Parlor Lamps, Rend-
ing and Sewing Lamps, Hanging Lamps, Hall Lamps.
GLASSWARE -Of every kind, table and ornamental, varieties
English. Austrian, American ant Canadian makes.
FANCY TABLE CHINA -Of endless variety, both useful and
ornamental lines, You are sure of getting the latest in
color in s and decorations here, as we keep in touch with
the leading factories in England. France, Austria, Germany,
Japan and Bavaria, Always something new to show you.
SOUVENIR CH INA -Very special is this magnificient line int -
ported direct front Austria, with some of the prettiest views
in London, all in natural colors, every piece a treasure.
Come and See us You Will be Interested
RA'S
Phone 1684.
134 Dundas Street and Carling Street,
Opposite Market Lane, Former Screaton Premises.
2.IONDON, ONTARIO
EVERYTHING NEW
Mail Orders Especially Attended to.
50c and 75c Corsets for 25c
325 pairs Corsets, girdle and military hip style, made
of best jean and net, all sizes; regular 75c, for, pr. 250
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75c Flannelette Night Gown, 50c
Flannelette Gowns, loose fitting, with yolk, A1 quality
in white, blue and pink; for each
$3.50 Wool Blankets for $2.35
All -wool Blankets, sizes 60x110, fine and Lofty.
Lambskin Blankets, large size; regnlar 90c, for
BE ON HAND EARLY.
$1.00 -All pure wool Tweed for suits, at half price: yd.
All pure wool Tweed, 60 inches, wide, light patterns,
with different colored flakes; yours for, yard
Boys' School Suits
Boys' School Suits, plain sack or Norfolk style, sizes
24 to 28, up-to-date tweed and patterns: regular
$2.50, for
Boys' School Suits, all pure wool, good double or
single-breasted, double seats and double knees,
wears like iron, regular $4 and $4.50. for.
Samples of Cashmere Hose and Sox
HALF PRICE.
375 pairs Men's and Ladies' Cashmere Bose and Sox,
plain and embroidered style; at half price -50c
ose for • • • • • . 25e
Extra lleavy Quality Saxony Flannelette, wide width
in blue, pink and white; regular 1:1c for, yard911
50c-
$2.35
75c
50c
50c
$1.60•
$2.96
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•• (incorporated by Act of Parliament 18.15)
ICAPITAL PAID UP • • • • • • •' • • S3.000,000.00
. RESERVE FUND 53,000,000.00
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EXETER BRANCH
Open every Lawful stay from 10 A. W. to 3 P. er. except t±aturday 10 A. M.10 1 M. M.
Foretiorn' Solo Note.; cashed or collected. Forma supplied
On nppltcatIon. DitAFTM on nil point.• In the Dominion. orent Itritabi nett Un
iced State', bought and hold at Ioweet rale. of exchange,
BAVINOB DEPARTMENT
•} Do ortitw o *1.00 att:1 upwards received. interest com•
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pouudrd half >rtrlcy, and ndrltrt to principal June 311th and December Slat. i e
po.tts Ile• etpt.. also 1••.ued and highest current rate. of interest allowed.
Advance's tnnde to farmers stock fetters end bttainees risen nt
lowest rate, nod on mint fasorahle term.. Agent. nt F:Neter for !tom. Dolt rt:men,.
Dickson &Carling, solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager.
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