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STEWART'S
Furs Our Strong Line.
Our assortment is complete and we believe it is the lar -
est in the county. We buy direct from the makers and save
on the Middle men's profits. Just like we are doing with
hitt( r and Eggs shipping direct and paying the farmers the
stra price, which otherwise would go into the pockets of
he middle lean.
lCrG are d few ScollthI6 Furs
11.35 tor Black Hair Coney Neck Ruff. trimmed with six
end tails, the best cheap Ruff we have seen
2.50 for Black Full Furred Coney Neck Ruff, this has a
wide full collar, trimmed with six tails.
2.75 for our new Snowflake Fur Neck buff; very glossy
black, with white flakes, a beauty.
4.50 for a Black Fur Neck Ruff, 81 inches long, trimmed
with cluster tails, a very useful fur.
5.5o for our English Marmot Fur Neck Ruff, cluster tail
trimmed, this fur looks as nice as mink.
6.00 for our American Sable Neck huff full soft furred,
eluster trail trimmings.
p.00 for one of our c;:oie 'st American Sable Neck Ruffs,
l truly this is a beauty.
0.00 and $12.00 for a swell range of German mink,
marmot or sable rub's, stoles and scarfs.
your furs from us and get the best and save all
middle profits.
A. STEdVART.
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TO ADVERTISERS.
The copy for changes must be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestisements accepted up to noon
TALKWednesday of each week,
1)r. Rollins s% as in London a fee;
days last week.
Mr. J. G. St:uthury teas in London
yesterday on business.
ALiss l.illi. Howard. of Sarnia, is
the au• tit of Mrs. E. Christie.
The Clinton electric light plant
has put un an all night service.
The lllyth fair was held Tuesday
and \\•edncsday of this week.
Miss Smith. of Watford, is the
;ucst of ulae Misses Ar,n t ronz.
Mrs. (Dr.) McIowe!I, of Listowel
visited her mother, Airs. W. \Vclsh,
during the past week.
Our lists have been corrected up
to date. Look at your label and a
in arrears kindly remit -
Tl.e 111.411 school football team is
cnd^avoNj; to arratia fur a ,ams
with the town boys.
Miss Flossie Snell, rendered all ap-
propriate solo at the James suttee
olturch on Sunday avenin;.
Miss Dorothy Lon-stery, of the
Grand Trunk staff, Detroit is the
•guest of her sister Mrs. J. J. White.
Miss Hardy, dau;htcr of Mr. S.
ll.trdy, has taken a position as sten-
ographer writh Gladut:ut & Stunhury.
The Presbyterian church intents
having a cement walk from the new-
ly laid sidewalk to the church door.
Mr. Arthur Rollins, of Sprinzhank
and Mr. Joseph Rollins, of Manitoba; Hats with lots of style, beautiful trim -
were in town Tuesday renes% inq uc- need hats, lovely ready-to-wear hate,
quaintanccs. all selling at a little over half what
some people ask.
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IL isto uour iutcrcst o rco this 116' MEN Sc BOY'S
MANTLES
Women's Black Beaver Coat 42 inches
long, loose or fitted styles, well lined
throughout, belt at back, trimmed
with covered buttons to watch cloth.
Special at $10,00 and $12 00
Women's TwPed Coats
In brown and white, blue and white,
black and white tweed mixtures 38
inches long, belted back, lined.
Only $0.0X).
Black Dress Goods 5oc yd
Black Corde•de-Cheue with neat figure
lovely silk finish. Best value we
have ever shown. At 50c a yard.
CORDED VELVETS
In navy, brown ►'ed,and green suitable
for suits or waists, excellent quality
50c. a yard.
FLANNELETTES
25 pieces fine Saxony flannel, plain
blues and pinks or fancy stripaa 80
inches wide. Only 10„ a yard.
MILLINERY
'1'►r.' bus is twin; fixed up for the
winter and John is using a carry-
all in taking his patrons to and from ART SHOES FOR LADIES
11w (104)01.
inspector J. E. Tom, of Goiter:eh,
teas ill Ushers. and Stephen the
fore part of the week irspectin r the
work done by t he district schools.
Mr. G. Ii. Powell, who was em-
ployed in the Dashwood branch of
the Sovereign Bank, has been trans-
ferred to the Exeter branch.
We are unable this week to publish
the report of the W. C. T. IT. Conven-
tion, held here last week and several
o..aer' items, owing to the overflow of
copy,
Airs. T. Kestle. of ILd4'rtunt spent
the forepart of hie wc+ek the •;ueslh
of her mother, Mrs. Thos. Rowe.
M r. Kest le carne up Saturday and
returned Alanday.
Rev. R. J. M. Perkins preached the
Till'I(SDAY, OCTOBER 12th.. 1905 t,tnnivcrsary sermons at lire Episco-
pal Church, Granton, last Sorelay,
Rev. G. M. Kitty, of Granton, fill-
ing Mr. Perkins' pulpit here ,
Mr. and Mr-... A. Nast, of Sarnia,
catlA on their daughter, Mrs. J.
Willis Pow t•11 on Tuesday, en route
to Kincardine where they were cal-
led Devin; to ter datth or the lat-
ter's father, Mr. A. Isard.
Mr. and Mrs. Schossertber,; and
family of London, were called here
durinz the past reek owing :to the
serious illness and subsequent death
of Alr's. S c a.sseNrilre rg's father, Mr.
William Ilawksha v.
Mr. Walter IIardin;, of London,
h,as been appointed o-,lvin_s bank tel-
ler wit the Sovereign Iiank here.
Mr. Wallace A. 1.7•.her. who ;held
the position has :.cep removed to
the Thorndale branch.
The first entertainment given by
the Literary society of the hi,;h
school this season, will be held next
Friday afternoon. The commit tee
has secured a first class program for
t ire occasion.
At a meeting of the con,regation
of the Caven Presbyterian church
held last Monday evening it was de-
cided to }cold ct conzre;a1iorsal tea •
meeting on the 23rd. in connection'
with the anniversary services which
lire to be hold on Sunday 'the 22nd.
Miss T. .1. \White ,returned Friday
from n three weeks' trip to At-
lantic City, l'hiLadelphia and New
Jersey. Mrs. T. M. White, who ac-
companied her came to Exeter with
her, spending a few days here ,be-
fore returning to Windsor .
Improved E.e;Lislt stock food is the
best veld cheapest in the market, al-
so International And Columbian
stock food. lerba_-cu t. (ow Cure,
\I'in'an't and Dows !dorsi purifier.
Sold by C. Lutz, Central Diu; Stott'
Exeter.
Mass Jacked, who watt to have
taken the roots now under dile care
of .hiss Carling, was unable •t,n lake
up her now duties Monday morning'
Last owing to her being unable to se-
cure a teacher to take her present
school. Miss Carlin;, it is cxpectca,
will continue until Miss Jeckell can
;et away.
At •t tnectrin; of the feinted held
last Thursday eve-ti,rr, it was decid-
ed to offer Mr. Snell a 'tem yen rs'
franchise provided Is would install
a new entire, new Lau)415 ;aid put his
plant in such shape tbat ,t hi Iizht•-
int system would he more reliable,
Mr. Snell has let contracts dor his
new equipments and as soon a4 •1 hey
are installed the extension of the
franchise will he ._granted hint.
Missionary Services were held iu
Ito' lictho,l.ist churches on Sunday
last. In hire morning the Rev. Ii. A.
Graham, of St. Marys, conducted the
services in t lie Jamey st, church and
Rev. (1)r,) Gundy, of Witt shim, .the
Main et. church. In the evening 411e•
reverend gentlemen exchanged pul-
pits. The services of both morning
and avenin; were thoroughly enjoy-
ed by thc conere _ ao ,T c choirs
rs
o botht
f churches were au;montc i hy
local talent a►r1 their renditions were
apprcciitc.d. itcv. Godwin took l)r.
Gundy's pulpit, at Win Aim, and
Rev. Goinz, occupied the 8t. Marys
church pulpit, missionary serviceS bc•
in; conducted nt troth
The General Mission Board of the
Methodist Church, now in scssesn at
London. has allot 0.1 the entire sup-
port of the Rev. J. L. Stewart, ntis-
siontry in ('hcutu, China, province of
Sze -Churn, to 4 h Epworth Leaguer.
of the Stir it ford District. Hitherto
the ria Lass, $500 or $ROD if rnarric.1,
has been raised by the Epw'or114 Lea•
;tiers of Sarnia, Strathroy, Exeter
and Stratford districts. During lost
year the Stratford district le.azners
alone rni.•ed the sum of $807 for mis-
sion:+, which just ibed t he board in
entrusr.ing to thorn the entire sup•
port of Rev. Mr. Stowxt. Of the
Q$O7 raised the Central Methodist
Lea zue of Stratford raised $100 .and
\Vakev Sttrot Lea gut of Loudon
cote rtfutcd $52.
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n supply you with a • LOCALS•
any description.
S WATCHES, in either
old, Gold Filled, Silver,
Silver or Gun Metal cases,
ng in price from $2 0o up to
.00.
DIES WATCHES, in Sil-
amel, Gold Filled or Solid
ses, ranging from $4.00
ve a fine assortment for
hoose from.
re parting with your money
nd see what we can do for
S. FITTON,
of Marriage Licenses.
Turned
ser.
now in the store no
what the weather is
te.
brim for the coming cold
again filled up our
and counters, and the
t will turn largely to
weights.
splendid time to
order.
you have the choice
refusal of the most
collection of clothing
s that you will find
ire around here.
Call any time.
. W. Taman
Merchant Tailor.
tOROVitIt8IXTY 1 KARS
Ow AND WILL-TR►1D ltrt;iriDT.-Mrs
'e 800tbins S�yrrrap has been used for
Oft Pare by millions of mothers tor their
wane Welkin /. wltb perfect sueoes.
the child softens the rums, allays ell
aures wind colic. and is the best remedy
ham. It is pleasant to the taste. Bold
e In every Te part of the world 46
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a Ue. its yalue is Inca cn1sble, Be
16a taksk e
Intootherkinldiw's Soothing The London Free Ness says thnl
_......._.„-___ London was headquarters for the
Iaflet deport. -The following Is , kilt the main and the blind, white
report of Exeter markets, tor- Sharman, the healer was there. Re.
led or to Oct. rah. lief inspector McCallum had a num-
tier of requests from his patie.nta for
Meat, 72c. for Stand:int
car-
ats, 29 to a0 testi 4101' bushel ' passes Monte. One of them. not cttr-
Arley, 35 to 38 cents pen bits , ed' was somewhat candor the influ-
a, 60 (Hants a bushel, once of liatror.
Norte, $18 tact- ion.
ran, $14 per ton.
bed Flour, $1.25 per cwt.
lour. $2.25 per cwt.
y, $6 per ton.
l?ter, 20 cents a pound.
ge. 18e. pc. dozen.
ns, 60e. per bushel.
ver seed $5 1 o $6 a hos.
r, lire w'cizl►t, $6.10 per cwt.
k, drpaaed, $9.00 pet cwt.
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Sec Mara's, London ad. on pato 4.
Aire. Tots spent part of last week
with friends in London.
A number of Exetcrites attended
the Kirkton fair last Friday.
Miss Halls was the ,guest aL Mrs.
P. T. Halls, Goderich, last week.
D. llartleii, took part in the $root)
,ing 'tournament held at Clinton last.
week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. If. Levet(, of
Grand fiend, spent Tuesday with
friends in town.
London's population is 43,144 an
increase of 1,402 over lost year's cell -
SUS.
Mr. aryl Mrs. \V. Ilizzins and
(laughter Ferrel, visited in Seafort11
last week .
New supply of Chamois Skins
ranging in price from 5c, to $1 each.
IIo•.vey's 1)ru; store.
Por Sale, -house rtnil two lot for
sale on Victoria street, west, for fur-
ther particulars apply to John Hind.
For Sale. -A beautiful sideboard,
otk, nearly new, cheap, apply at
Times office.
Rev. 11 ,\W. Knowles, of Fullarton,
will occupy the pulpit of tate Main
street Methodist church on Sunday
next.
lfowey's Cure-a-Col.d capsules will
drive those chills away. lecithin r
better for colds and La Grippe. Only
25c. box. Ifowey's Drug Store.
The Forest City Bowling club, .of
London. will hold a bowling tourna-
ment on Thanksgiving. The Exeter
club will be asked to he 'represented.
Itobt. McFnuls, who has been driv-
ing a team for W. II. Levett during
the past summer, has accepted a
position wish the E;mondyille Brew-
ery Co.
Mr. Sharman, the Dclorainc healer,
continues to ,;et considerable nt w's-
paper advertising. Moet of the pa-
pers roast hits, hut he continues do-
ing business.
A delegate from the London Typo-
graphical union was here last week
in bite intercets of the London print-
ers, whet intend striking for are 8
hour scale. lie is taking in the
e hole county.
Arranzements have been complet-
ed for the extension of d ho electric
power t ran_smission lines through
the western peninsula, London bring
the objective point at present. !Tans
are complete and a surrey will tie
made at once.
Min; neither sticky or greasy and
possessing a delightful odor our
Cream of ptoses is convenient to use
of .any time. 11081rs chaps,
cracks, roughened skin better than
all
else. Onlybottle, 250, a Ifow-
cy's Drug store.
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Dr. nutter, London, will be at the
Central Hotel, Exeter, on Thursday
October 26t h, 1905, all day
for Eye, Ear, No70 and Throat con-
sultation, Eyes tested and glasses
supplied.
DR. OVENS, London, Burgeon,
EYE, EAR, NOSE and TURO4T.Fits
Glasses properly. Office, Commer•
Bial hotel, Exeter„ Next visit Sat-
urday, October 21st.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Rromo Quinine Tab-
lets. All drpgglsts refund tb• mon-
o it it falls t• erre, E. W. Grove's
signature is •n sash box. 25o.
The best, the most stylish and best
fitting shoe, that money can buy
at $2.25 $2.75 and $3,25.
FUR RUFFS
An elegant assortment of rich fur
ruffs in Alaska Sable, Red Fox,
Electric Seal and German Sable,
everything that's new and up-to-date
in rubs, we have it, flora 85 to $25.
BED QUILTS
ti dozens white bed quilts in 10 4 size
good quality, regular price $1.00 to
clear, at 09c
NAIRN'S LINOLEUMS
In floral or block patterns, very pretty
colors and designs, heavy quality,
4 yards wide, for $1.90 and $2.25 yd.
OIL CLOTHS
Very pretty Klock patterns, good Eng-
lish make, 2 yards wide, for 50c
WOOL CARPETS
In pretty fawns.
In pretty reds.
In pretty greens.
Beet two ply quality, sold regular for
85c yd. to clear out entire lot at 69c
LACE CURTAINS
Five Clearing Lines.
$1.2.5 curtain for $1.00.
$1.75 " " $1.40.
$2.50 " $2:00.
$3.00 " " $2.35,
$4,00 " $3.45,
BNEZIL & ROWS
Miss May Gill is visiting friends in' The Grand Trunk repair gang was
Detroit. f lrrou;h litre 'Tuesday making re-
MieaSueie Weeks, of Guelph, was pairs to brides along the •11440.
called tel hof Iters. here, yesterday,
owing to the illness of her sister, Mrs.
Hugh Spackman, EXETER COuNCIis
The friends and acquaintances of
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Mrs. Hugh Spackman, will be pained Council. met per call of the Reeve
in the Town Ilall on Thursday, Oct.
5th, 1905. All the members rpre-scnt.
The minutes nt nlc'otin,; held Sept.
22nd road and approved ,
A communisation from the Canad-
ian Law Books Co'y read and filed.
The following accounts were pas-
sed and orders drawn on ,the treas-
urer for the same :-A. Walters, rep.
to. rubber coat, 25c ; Queen City Oil
Coy., Toronto, r;aro!,inc, $7.61; David
Jacques, premium for fire insurance,
Mousse at the cemetery, 3 years, $5.30
\V. J. Bissct•t, part salary to Sept.
22nd, $31.25; Jos. Sutton, street
watering ac. $50.00; Jno. Ford, apt.
salary, cemetery, $27.00; C. Snell,
electric light, $88.47 less $8,47, $80.00.
Dy -law election expenses: W. D.
Weekes, I). R. officer and booth.
$4.00; A. G. Dyor, D. R. 0., $2.00;
A. E. Flake, do., $2.00: Jos. Davis, do.,
$2.00; J. Cobbledick, tooth, $2.00
Silas Handford, do., $2.00; J. Senior,
R. Officer, $5.00: Advocate Municipal
World supplies, $7.44 ; Times office
Ballots, $2.50; amountun; to $28.94,
Motion par J. \Voorl, Sec. W, II. Le -
vet t.-Carrnicd.
W, If, I.ov 4.t -J ,Mujr-Council ad-
journ until Friday, Oct, 1'ith-
.1. SENIOR, Clerk.
to learn that her illness has taken a
serious turn and is note in a very low
condition.
It was first announced that the fun-
eral of the late Wm. Ilawkehaw would
take place at 2 o'clock Friday after-
noon but owing to the expected arriv-
al of his son, Will, from Souris, Man„
it will take place at 5 o'clock.
If reports be true, Hon. G. W.
Ross will within the next few days
be made the recipient of the muni-
cifient ,lift of $50,000 from /tie fri-
ends and admirers who appreciate
his efforts in a ton and useful ca-
rec r.
CIDER, -The cider seas'.) has
again arrived and we cairn we have
the Best means in the County for
making it -that is a first-class ar-
ticle. \Ve also claim to have the
Best process known for making
Sweet Syrup and Apple Butter. We
stake it without sugar or sweet ap-
ples. simply from the ordinary sour
fruit. \Ve make the finest Jelly.
Usual prices prevail. - A. Cottle,
Exoter.
The Method.Lst board of missions
have mare, final appropriations for
dorne_,tic in ss ions. They arc
as follows: Toronto, $127.38;
Hamilton, $33.10; Lond,on, $12.45;
Bay of Quints, $55.05; Montreal,
$107.00; Nova Scot•i•r, $115.49; Now
Brunswick, and Prince Edward 1s -
hind, $99.30; Newfoundland, $132,70;
Manitoba, $100.50; Alberta, $201.45;
British Columbia, $140.60; ,Assina-
boia, $162,75 ; Vermillion River, not
appropriated, $20.00.; amount placed
nt board's disposal, $1,331.20 ; amount
appropriated, $1.298.27; amount re -
tunnel to board, $32.93.
['he regular merlin, of the Wom-
an's Institute was held in t ho Town
Hall on Friday afternoon last. The
ittcrtwlance as usual was larze. and
the uieet4n; took a business -like in-
terest in all the proceedings. Some
very valuable points were brought
out in he paper read by Mrs. (I)r.)
Sweet on "The proper (Dods and
their preparation for breakfast and
supper" .and t he various points
hrouil,t out were afterwards discus-
sed. Mrs. Vernon, who is here or-
; trrizin; a class on physical cul-
t are seas invited and elefivcred a vary
interesting nddrese ou that subject
anti Das appreciated very touch by
those present. At the next meeting
papers sysJ4 be read dealing with', the
Makin; of Christmas presents and
cook.in,r suitable for that festive sea-
son.
1)eat h of ALrs. Lanz
On Tuesday Oct. 3rd, Mary Ru-
therford, relict of the late Philip
Lan; passed away al her .residence
on Andrew st root at the .advanced
age of 71 years, Mr;. Lan; had
been a sufferer for Rome time with
diabetes, which was the direct rause
of her de it Ir. She scat horn
in Cl irk township, county of
Durham, where she lived
unl.il married to Wm. Dodds, her
first husband. She and Mr. Dodds
look up farming near Port !lope,
where he diad. After bar marriage
to Mr. Lan;, she and her )tusbnnr)
moved u
t to Stephen whore I he>
Ie•
Irr►ined about ten years, i(tctw:1rds
moving 10 F:zeta;. \1r, l.tn, died
about 8 yerrrH aro. Mrs. Lanz w, IS 3
staunch Presbyterian and will io
.ready missed, Lavin; been energet-
ic in church work w Ito her, hntlet h
wo114.1 permit. She is survived by
two daughters, firs. 'Thos. .1. Array.
of Stephen, and ,Hiss Ilene. of Exe-
ter. Amon; the relatives from a
dist tore who attended the funeral
were ,los. Rutherford. a brother, of
Ilirriyt m; Mrs. Ogden, a sister,
of China ;o; Mr. and Mrs. !.each, of
Elora ;Mr. W. Rutherford, and Mrs,
John Rutherford, of Flora.
FLOUR, FEED
AND
GROCERIES
In addition to a full stock
of Flour, Feed and Groceries,
we have on hand some first
class Timothy Seed, the best
to be had.
We have also a supply of
the cheapest and best Stock
Food.
Produce taken In Exo anus.
S. HARDY & SON
RAND TRUNK
Railway System
GOOD GOING OCTOiBEIR 10414 TO
NOVEMIIEit 7th
FOR BUNTERS SiNGL1: FARE TO
Points in Tcma.rami onT. &; N. 0.
lty., to points Mattatvn to Port Ar-
thur, inclusive, to Sault Ste Marie
and Pont Arthur, Vin Northern Na v.
Co.,
(;001) GOiNG OCTOfIEII 26th TO
NO\'F:MI1ER 7th, TO
Muskoka Lakes Midland
Lake of Bays I'cnetan;
.1zneteva
n River
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Lake 'ret .
ft
All Stations Argyle to Coboconk.
Lindsay to llaliburton
Severn to North Bay
Points on Northern Nay. Co.,
(Georgian flay and Mackinatt• Divi-
sion.)
All tickets v.111,1 returnin, until
Dee. 9t h
For tickets, illustrated literature and
full information, call on
J. J. KNIGHT,
Depot ticket agent, Exeter.
J. D. McDONALD
District passenger agent, Toronto.
Act directly on the liver.
er8pills They cure constipation, sick -headache. biliousness, sick -headache,
Sold for (30 years. 447
Want your moustache or beard BUCKINGHAM'S D Y E
*beautifulbrown or Mk black? USA nen cm sr sass tr. cal ►..,u r..• •,••_, •
READY-TO-WEAR CLOTHING
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Melt's nice overcoats of large plaid Tweeds in double-
breasted and Belted. One of the new "Swagger" coats, fo f
only *10.00's.
Young MenGreat Big "Swagger" coat, the very new-
est thing for this season, made of Scotch Tweed, plaid .fleet,
extra long, doublebreasted and belted back, it has the full
padded shoulders, only $ 15.00.
Men and Boys' cheaper coats made up of different kinds
of material and very fashionably made $4, $5, $7 and $9.
RAIN COATS.
We have just received one dozen of a new $18.00 rain
coat in)lain and fancy cloth, side pockets, and lined through-
out. Alis is the new fall coat and while they last we will
sell them for $7.60.
Men's new suits 5, 7, 8 and $10. Boy's new suits 1, 2,
3 and $5
DRESS GOODS.
Don't overlook our dress goods. We show you the
best range of the popular plaids. We have all the new
tweeds, plain and fancy cloths, and will be pleased to show
you our best.
Ur Highest price paid for all kinds of Farm Produce.
CARL,ING 5208.
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DES! RABLE FURNITURE
At Tempting Prices.
This month we offer a few Attractive Specials in Furniture.
Solid Quarter Cut Oak Dress and Stand, with large British Bevel Plate
Mirror, Regular price $35•oo ; sale price, complete, $32.00
Solid Quarter Cut Oak Sideboard, with British Bevel Plate Mirror, two
small and one large drawers, Large size cupboard, regular price $32 ;
sale price $3o.00,
Solid Quarter Cut Oak Dining Table, full extension, regular price, $22.00
sale price $20.00.
2 Solid Quarter Cut Oak Dining Chairs, leather seats, one arm and five
jz .mall chairs. Regular price $49.00 ; sale price $I6.5o,
• W. C. HUSTON,
Funeral Director.
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THE SOVEREIGN BANK OF CANADA
CAPITAL, RESERVED AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS► OYER $2►0001000
Total Assets - - Over $12,000,000
Accepts sums of $1.00 and upwards on deposit
in Savings Department.
Buys and Sells Exchange on all parts of the world
Collects Drafts, Coupons, Dividends, etc , on the
most favorable terms.
Does a General Banking Business.
EXETER
ETIRINC'
FROM BUSINESS.
BIg DJs600nts on Rcduo-*cdr
6IotHIng.
116 New Overcoats to select from.
84 New Suits for men.
83 New Suits for boys.
56 New Pairs of Men's Pants.
47 New Pairs of Boy's Pants.
We were quite unprepared for this RETIRING ,
SALE therefore the REASON of our hav-
ing such a
Stock of New Clothing
These goods must go at a great sacrifice.
We have cut the prices from 25 t0 40 per cent.
We welcome every person and hope to see
you all. Get some of our Big Reductions.
TERMS: --Produce or Cash.
NO ROODS GIVEN ON APPROBATION. N0 GOODS TAKEN BACK P:fTER PUNKAS.
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Poplestone & Gardiner.
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