Exeter Times, 1905-10-26, Page 8THE EXETER 'TIMES. OCTOBER 26th, 190b.
STMWARTS
Rousing Price Inducements for
Early Fall Buyers
The season has now swung in in earnest and the new things must be
bought. 'fh.t stole's full of the newest fall styles tor all the family. The
earl et- you're here the better tate chuice and the more looney you'll save, for
the lest bargains go first. Don't forget the children, we've always cotuething
special fur the busy school folks.
2.1,0. 2.2.5. 2'. i , 3.0u, $3.25 :.end u!,
to $5.00 ler rowel lot of girls'
lteefer :and Ulster coats, Neely trim-
med, some at corning, store with
,atrtp1.i1Z.,.t.t:.'. with back Il.1ts and
some reit full Belts. 111 iu; the
:gir!a :1101 let theta pica: their own
et v'r•s.
:4111.00 •;, ud U I .'. a 2.511, 3.75, 5,IIt1, li.uu, ti 7.:,0 alai up
$12.50 fele a: u..1: ge of '•.Ilio,' tailor to 18.50 for a very complete ra1;e.
made co':ts that wi!.1 urlkc toady of fur reek' ruffs aid scarfs. Our
pleased ells( Neel s for us -Yes. you'll Ame.ric In Smile scarfs and ruffs at
ere our Cl '1 S, tt'o11't emir $5.00 i'ti.110, art.! 8.110 are wonders.
.:1.7:u is our price for your choice 25,7.for a ramp ear _.tin
of a swell range of wait calls in in dt•nble fold Iwr•:d 1)rc;r Goods
the nM'w Shot Mohair effects, ;1 soft \'alcur finish, tegular price '.vas
B. own. Grweri. (Blue :Ind Beaver . f- ter. We zoo a bargain .11:11 in I.urn
fcc:•. r`A: lo SVC ILc r:ewv Diull.wy r't:' you one. Coors are greys and
Ill!. •
.Ilh.
FIJI? T COAr�.s \\'e show nearly one hundred, and
1 every coat a distinct bargain. Our
ti1I5 00 and $10.00 fur coats for men
are money savers, and the Bran who buys early gets the beat coat. There is
lots to choose trent. All dependable lilies are represented in our stock. We
bare 1 •dies for coats in Astrachan, 11 .karan, near Seal, Coon, Uus,ian Lamb
le and Yersian L•tnth. \Ve have tnen'b fur coats in Womhatt, Wallaby, Yack,
Siberian Dog, Russian ('alt, Galloway Calf, Corsican Lamb, and Coon. Our
Mens ('o.ui co it at $48.00 is a world heater and our woruan's 00011 coat at $40.
to $5000 are values that you'll not see later.
_etc. 45c. 35c. 45c. And up to $1.25
for tie best t:t1;e of Ladies' Vests
and 1/rawerwe have ever placed on
our court:els. One flue %volt by of
special mention is our 1:11111 al wool
Vests, I)r:twcrs and Combination suit
for women. \\'e'Ie exaia.; lots of
1 )le'nt .
$12.50 for 1 new 108 piece perce-
lean Dinner `'. t"it- Belly L'I ;•
the name, Lure whit• body with
lovely char p`r.k rose dccr.r..tions
and gold tracing. it looks jest ::s
al ::s a himn_e china et three
the {nice. "Yes we have other
ones 1 oa."
Ahrens Grain Calf Boots for boys
and girls for school wear arc, we be-
lieve, the 11e51 value in Canada. Ev-
ery pair is sold under ntananitcee.
Your moles back if shoes .are not
exactly as represented. We Bre sole
selling alzents for Exeter. Ask for
Ahrens and take none other.
re you using Mooney Biscuits? "Yui yule but they're good." Mooney's
Cracker is a world twitter, got them all beat to death. The quality is
does the trick, and Ihi'n we sell there so cheap. Try a package of Moon-
weet Mixed Cakes, 3 pounds for a quarter, cheaper than baking.
Oh yes we are still keeping up the price
IJ A STEWART
Butter and Eggs. \\'• are hard to down. 1 • •
lug us all your p:• ,lilt e, it's just as good as cash.
ftTGfI
ThLK
TU ADVERTISERS.
Tne copy for changes must be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestisemente accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
TIit'IISDAY, OCTOBER 26th 1905
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e can supply you with a LOCALS
tch of any description. t •
GENTS WATCHES, in either ••••••N r•••••••
lid Gold, Gold Filled, Silver, I See Mara's, London tad. on pazo 4.
DIr. A. Hodgert, of Itusscldalc, was
fickle Silver or Gun Metal cases,' ill totwn Monday 011 business.
ging in price from $2 00 up to i Mr. John Weekes, of London. is
00. visiting Mr. Thos. I'rior.
Mr. W. Ir. Finger, of Battle Creek,
ADIES WATCHES, in Sil-, Mich., is the guest of henry Ru-
mors.
Enamel, Gold Filled or Solid! glass Gertie Sheere i9 vir•itiu3 her
Id Cases, ranging from $4.00 brother, Mr. Garfield Ehcere, ;,f
$60.00. I Brantford .
• Mr. It. Pickard and fancily return-
ed home from Fronislle', Man., on
Friday last.
Mr. Alex Stewart was nursing .t
sore face a few days list week ti,e
cause being neuralgia.
The faint lights Wednesday- ni;lit
%wets caused by the crossing of the
wires on one of the circuits.
Dix Cold Cure Tablets taken early
will break up a cold without fail.
Sold at Lutz's Drug +More.
Mr. John Hyndnl to left for Hamil-
ton last week, where tie has secured
a position as agent with a tiriu of
that place.
3fi s Dorothy Lonshery, of Detroit
who was visiting her sister, .Mus.
John J. White, leturncd honk last
Monday.
The auction cs'ilc of .range horse,
held in town on Thursday of .last
week, was fairly well attended, con-
sidcrirs; the weather.
Mr. J .J. White of the Times, lets
mowed into the house on John street
formerly occupied by his brother the
late Miller J. Whitt.
Itev. S, Brown, formerly of Exeter,
accompanied by his slaughter are
visiting friends in this nci_;hborhood
over Thanks; ivin;.
Saturday was Trafalgar day, the
100111 anniversary of the glorious
victory of Nelson over the combine 1
fleets of France and Spain.
M. Gardiner, John Wood, of town.
and M. Cronin, of U1Olin, shipped ;;
carload of export cattle to rho 0111
Country market on Saturday.
Mr. \Wn). Dignan, formerly of Exe-
trer, anti who for [conte time has been
running a blacksmith shop at Luc In,
left for Roland, Man., Monday.
31r. 1)tvid Spicer, of Brantford,
w'as called here lastweek owing to
the serious illness and ..subsequent
death of his brother, Mr. W. 11. Spi-
cer at Elimvillc.
i)ix Lung Syrup, Winans Cough
Selsun and Garnets Golden Cough
Syrup are without doubt the best
cough preparations in the market.
Sold at Lutz's ')rug store.
\Vliv not _et together and or •renin'
8 hockey club for the coming, winter
We haw.' she talent for t (list class
team and a little encouragement
giros the boys enthusiasm.
!tee. \W, Godwin was called to. SI.
Thomas on Monday to attend the
hfunerel of Mrs. Hoffman, of (hit
city, The diseased wog :a valued
member of the 8t. Thomas Metho-
dist ('hureh,
Dr. Buller, London. w111 he at the
Central Dote!, Exeter, on Thursday
October 2610, 1905, .11I day
for Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat con-
• We have a fine assortment for
ou to choose from.
Before parting with your money
and see what we can do for
FITTON,
Marriage Licenses.
e Turned
e Corner,
It's fall now in the store no
tter what the weather is
ide.
abrics for the corning cold
e again filled up our
ves and counters, and the
nd will turn largely to
ler weights.
s a splendid time to
order.
d you have the choice
the refusal of the most
thy r3ollection of clothing
terlals that you will find
anywhere around here.
Cali any time.
W. W. Taman
Mercient Traitor.
Market Report. -The following 1s
the report of Exeter markets, cor-
rected up to Oct. Beth.
Wheat, 72c. for Standard
Barley, 35 0o 40 rents per bus.
rear!, 60 cents a bushel.
Shone, $114 per ton.
Bran, $14 per ton.
Feed Floor, $1.25 per cwt.
Flour, $2.25 per cwt.
Bay, $6 per ton.
But ter, 20 cents a pound.
Ego. lee. per dozen.
Onior>.s. GOc. per bushel.
(;lover seed $5 to $6 a bus.
Oats, 30 to 31 cents n bus.
Hers, live weight, ei5.50 per cit t.
}logs, dressed, $7.00 to 18.00 a cw"t. sultation, Eyes tested and glasses
Chicken. old, 6 cents per pound. supplied.
Chickete younz, Sc. per Ib, DR. OVENS, London, Sur;eon,
Ducks, 8c to !'a per lb. EYE,EAR. NOSE and THROAT.Fits
'fSurkcys, 13c per 10. Glasses properly. Office, Commer-
Gc.e '. tic.{, et- 10. Bial Hotel. Exeter,. Next visit Sat-
Dricd Apples, Sc. per Ib, urdoy, November 1810.
disorders caused by a bilious TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
of the system can be cured by Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tab.
Carter', Litt'o Liver ring. No lets. All druggists refund the moa -
griping or discomfort attend. cy 11 it taile to cure. E. W. Grove's
Ir use. Try theme I signature is on cash boo. £Sc.
To -day is t Itatiksgivinz.
Mr. John ('har1ton 18 expected
home from the Sol 10'.'. 'sl' t Iiis week.
The Canadian Northern is com-
pleted to within 30 guiles of Edmon-
( on.
Mr. Thos. Culbert, of London, was
the 'guest of Mr. George Crawley on
Monday l::0.
Miss May (;ill. who Isis open visit-
ing friends in Detroit. le•lurne•d 11o11te
D1o.xt:iy eveuin;.
Hiss 11:1 Johnson, of town, has
ooulmenced with Miss 11a1!anlypo to
[warn dres-stuakin;.
The only .real pleasant feature
about breaking in a slew pair of
shoes is taking thecal off.
31r. W. Blatch;old is quite ill, be-
ing confined to hi* bed, the trouble
being rheum atisul.
,1r. Jamas 1)itncu,, who was laid
un last week with a slight attack of
pneumonia iE ), c to be around
a :rain.
Small hots ate still 11) vo.ue, but
lho man who writes the checks dor
theist continues to nett the customary
size.
Any person contemplating the
purchase of :t "Home Comfort Steel
Range" can do SO from T. Hawkins
& Son at a greatly reduced price.
Thanksgiving Services will be
hall in ithe Main street church this
(Thursday) morning at 11 o'clock.
The service will be conducted icy
Rev. Goan:.
Word has been received that Miss
Jeckell has secured a sub';tilutc for
her school :and will 'lake up her du-
ties as teacher in 1)1iss Carling's
rcotn Monday next.
'floe literary entertainment iri the
high scher';l will not ,)c riven to-tnor-
rowv on account of a number of
s•tude,:Is being away ,having ,g0n to
their Louses for Thanksgiving.
Mr. Frank W'ocd, will after Nov -
1st., carry on Lis butcher busi-
ness in the 'old stand of Mr. Joseph
Senior, who is moving into 1 he preut-
is•I's 1c•ccnd•ly vacated ny 11 r. George
Ma 11',D11. 'I'he firm of Renato & Dav-
is, outc1<rs, will remove into the prenl-
is:•s vacated •Ly Mr. Wood.
Word has been received from To-
ronto that Mrs. It. Iforne, formerly
of Exeter, who has been seriously
usl
Y
ill underwent 1)0 operation for the
removal of a tumor a few• dc.ys
ago at St. Michael's Hospital, Toron-
to. The operation was successful and
Mrs. Horror was moved to her hone
much impnovc-d.
The bowling for the year has clos-
ed and the "eyes up" and kitties
have been .Lacked away until next
season. A meeting will. be held
shortly •10 balance up the books. if
any balance is left in tate treasury
it will probably on placed in a bank
to apply on the 'purchase of new
.grounds, the club having ,several
sites in view.
Mr. F. J. Knight, accompanied by
Dir. W. Allison, c.f thii Thames (load,
left Saturday for a two months' visit
to England and Scotland. Mr.
Knight has devoted a number of
years of close atter 'ion to hi= busi-
ness and feels entitled to a well
earned absence. They will take in
London, Edinnur;h and all points of
interest.
Messrs. Richard Treble and Thorne
Baker on Saturday last purchased
the livery business which Mr. Geo.
Crawley Las parried on for the past
five years. Messrs Treble and Ba-
ker are both well known men, the
former haein; been in the employ
of Mr. Crawley and the latter being
a dealer in machinery which business
he will continue in connection with
the livery .
In tho weekly letter about Regina
to tho Ifuron Expositor, mention 18
loads about 1 wo former residents of
Exeter, Mr. M. Martin, Fon of Rev.
'Martin, who is considered one of the
best and cleverest lawyers in the
city, and who is rapidly coming to
the front not!) professionally and as
a citizen. The letter also speaks of
ltev. Mr. Brown, pastor of the Meth-
odist church, who was for three
years stationed in Exeter.
The County newspapers are clam-
oring for a report of the valuators
at once. The County Council will
not 111001 111114 December, at which
time the committee is to report.
The report Is expected tobe cemplct-
od this month and as the public is
entitled to know the findirrzs of
Committee, t ho Times joins the rest
of the papers in demanding a copy
of t los report at an early date for
{.ub'ficat!on .
The Green Opera Company which
was hiked to fill a week's errz:)ge-
ment at the Gilley Opera House. ()til-
led up stakes Friday. and left town.
They took the bus to the station,
so it is quite possible they cleaned
up ennu;h money to pay tail road
fare. While sortie of the company
showed talent the majority[ was very
amateurish, havi0z to .e prompted
in the lines front the wings of the
stage. They played to very poor
houses .
A joint int -rain; of the executive
committees of the East and West
Huron Teacher's 1`.ssociat ions was
held in Clinton on Saturday, 14tH
inst. it was decd• d to hold a joint
meeting of the associations in
Guelph in .lune, Bee, the session to
last two (Lays. A sub nommittee
consisting of Mears. Ronk, TiZert,
3I off at t, McKay, Johnston and
ilartley w•as appointed to Blake :Ir-
rar.,crnents. it wns decided to re-
quest the Education Department to
restos.. the public school leaving (x-
a►ninat," it so as lo cover the work
of 1 )s IeNwcr high school.
The anniversory services of the (':i -
'.'t1 Presbyterian rl'urch were held
SllWNlay last, conducted by Rev. A.
McWilliams, of St. Marys. Both
Morning ant evening Serf ices were
well atteral(d and the .renr.rks of
the minister attentively listened to
and .appreciated. On Monday even•
irrg the anniversary tea) was held.
Addresses were •ziwen by Revs. ('ran -
sten. of Cromarty, 11..1. Ni. Perkins,
of Ev.ter, 1'rquhnrt, 0,f Kipl•e'n and
(;ting of Exeter. The ;Adresse%
were interspersed with sinzinz by
Miss Ann's Martin, Mic Atny Johns,
Miss t-ivierstene and 1 111 Ile 'In lr-
lel to co►n{.nsod et Messrs. Fletnin;,
Kinsman. 1-'onior and )'nplestone.
Th' retecip,rs for the tava dips
amounted to $180.
UNDLRU1R UND[RM[IIR
-FOR
MEN WOMEN WOKEN
A big, elegant stock of Woolen Underwear
Our prices on these goods are right, better values
tion than we have ever shown before.
CAi-2L1NG Bios.
IS THE RIGHT PLACE TO BUY YOUR "WINTER
WANTS". We have the best of everything required
for the "COLD WEATHER" that money can buy.
to fit everybody, We will always be pleased to see you and show our big range
and a better sclec• of Dressgoods, Furs, Underclothing and Winter Bedding.
Mer -'s all wool shirt and drawers
soft finish guaranteed unshrinkable,
Sfanfleld's make,
price $1.00 and $1.21 each.
Men's all wool shirts and drawers,
plain Scotch knit, natural colors or
fancy stripes
price $1.00 each.
Men's wool shirts and drawer,, in
fancy colored stripe, fine quality
1st ice 75c each.
Men's wool shirts and drawers in
natural color or fancy stripe
price 50c each.
Men's fleece lined shirts and drawers
in plain grey or fancy patterns, extra
good quality
price 50c and 75c each.
Womsn's vests and drawers, pen•
mama natural all wool. guaranteed
unshrinkable, sizes 32. 31 and 30
prices $1,00 and $1.25 each
Women's vests and drawers, tine
rib all pure wool, in black, cardinal
and grey, beautifully finished. full
sizes. price $1 00 erch.
Women's vests and drawers, tine rib
in white and grey, well finished,
special 75c each.
Women's lovely made vests and
drawers to watch, good weight, spied -
did fitting, elastic rib, they are well
worth 75c for 50c each.
Women's Vesta and drawers in grey
big sellers special 40c each.
Women's vests and drawers in grey
fine ribbed, cloeo fitting. will wear
well special lac each.
Children's Vests and Drawers SPECIAL PRICEf3
Women's nightgowns, made of good Bargain in boy's top boots
English flannelette trimmed with
torcbon lace and frills, cclors-pinta, sizes 1, 2, 3 and 4, regular
blue and white, big full sizes, 58 and
00 inches long prices 50c, 75,; and $1.00 price $2 to clear at $1.25.
mow
If you have a thought of buying anything in FURS don't miss
seeing our big stock, we have a fine showing of Fur Coats, Fur
Ruff's, Fur Muffs, Fur Boas and Fur Lined caps and no doubt can
save you BIG MONEY on any of the above lines.
SN" OE I $z ROWS
Miss 3 t Thanksgiving
1 . Dodds tent Tlt n6r�1
wit!! her sister, Mrs. Autey.
Miss Lilla Johns left Wednesday
for Toronto to visit friends.
Mrs. Woad, of Detroit, who has
leen visiting her aunt, Mrs. Kernick,
returned to her home on Tuesday.
Mr. L. II. Patton, of Toronto,
was in to:.vn Tuesday in the interests
of the Globe Casket Co., of London.
Miss Passmore returned ]tome Fri-
day after wending a month visiting
friends at Grinl8ny and iteamsvillc.
Mrs. Godwin left yesterday for
Sarnia to epcnd Thenksgivimg with
her daughter, Mrs. Itev. E. Currie.
The Ontario Government has of-
fered a reward of $600 for informa-
tion leading to the conviction of the by druggists in every part of the world. 45
Hamilton murderer. �eotta tale. Its value le inealcnlable- Be
care and take Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Any person contemplating the Byrupaodask tor no other kind.
purchase of a "Home Comfort Steel
Range" can do 50 from T. Hawkins
& Son at a ;routly reduced price.
A quiet wedding Was solenulir.0 •t
last evening when Miss Elira \Vontl
ar>KI Thos. Hortton were married, t he
ceremony being performed oy Rev.
Goin.
The ashes of the late SirHenry
Irving were buried its the Poets cor-
ner at Westminster Abbey on friday
last .
Any person contemplating 1 he
purchase of a "home Comfort Steel
Rank" can do so from T. lfawkins
& SNn at a :;really reduced price.
Harsh. purgative remedies aro
fast giving way to the gentle action
and mild effects of Carter's Little
Liver Pills. If you try them they
will certainly please you .
FOROVERBIXTY 1EARS
AK Orn AND WELL -TIMID RzYznr.-Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Byrap has been used for
over sixtyears by millions of mothers for their
children while teething. with perfectenooese.
II soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
Aures wind colic. and is the beet remedy
or Diarrhoea. Itis pleasant to the taste. Sol
Mr. Frank \Vood de-si"es Ito an-
nounce Oo 11ce public that after Nov.
1st he will Ixt located at the stand
now• .occupied by Jos. Sena•or, photo-
grapher.
Thanksgiving' Service. -'there will
be service on the evening' ,of Thanks -
living day in the Trivitt Memorial
school hall at eight o'cl ;ck. All
all, invited .
The You11g People's society of the
Tr !Vitt DlcrnorilI ,Lurch have c10c1-
cd the following officers for the
coining yal Iresn. , [
Sweet ; Vice-presielent, ►Viss M.
llytxdm:in ; Secretary, Dyer irunton ;
Treasurer, Miss 13. Hawkins ; Organ-
ist, 31184 0. Acheson.
ily plans filed at Ottawa by the
Grand Trunk Pacific, and now in
posse•seion of 51r. Collinzwood Schri-
Ler, of the department of railway)+,
w10 iv at Saskatoon, thy+ main line
of the Grand Trunk Pacific wi11
cross Saskatchewan two and threc-
quarter utiles southwest of F1ska-
t mon.
There passed away in Au Sable,
Mich., ab•)ut the middle of Septem-
ber, air. J. C. Mitchell, at the age
of 55 years. Mr. Mitchell had been
ailiIlI .for ,pole time wilit heart dis-
ease and hail been a patient sufferer
at Harper ILospital, Detroit, for
neatly ,three months, but his ease
became serious end 0 w•a.; thou;hr
best to move him •to t he )route of
his sinter, Mrs. W. 11. Brokcttshire,
Au Sable, at whose borne he died.
Mr. Mitchell wtai favorably known
herC ha wing visited at the home of
Mts. Brewer Kernick frequently.
FLOUR, FEED
AND
ROOERIES
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.
ProduGG taken In ExGhange.
S. HARDY & SON
IMP
RANO TRUNK
Railway System
SINGLE FARE FOR THANKSGIV-
ING DA Y.
GOOD GOiNG OCTOBER 25 & 26th
RETURNING UNTIL OCTOBER 30.
Between all slnlir'na in Canada.
Thal to Detroit and Port ,Huron, Minh
Suspene'.on Bridge and Buffalo, N. Y.
GOOD GOiNG DAiLY UNTIL.
HOSE
Alt w'col goad lruvy tole:•, t jbbed or
plain, sizes 4 1-2 to 8, a big snap
telt- p•t.ir 15c.
All wool wc.rated hose, .zood qual-
ity, 23c. The best worsted on the
nitrlrrket.
BLANKETS
The large Flanelctte blankets,
white or grey, $l.
Wool blankets bought Before the
raise in price of woo!. A large soil
fluffy blanket• pure wool for $3, $1
5.00.
OVERCOATS
Men and Boys who want the ne•O-
est cloth in the latest fashion should'
not fait t este our leaders.
Boys' Levee's ...... $1, 85. $s
Men's Leaders ...$8, $10, $15.
Boys' !terror'., $'2 and $3
FURS
Neck !tuffs ............ ... ... $1 to $ 5
Neck Ruffs ... $5 to *15
Sable !tuffs, -good ones, ... .. C20.00
Fur Caps ... ...$1 to $Z
Lades' Coats... ......$30 to $47
Meal's (:oats ... $20 to $38
A Big Selection
RAIN COATS
\Vo shute in them on cloudy [vet
days.
Three quarter Colts, lust, ... $4.75
Three quarter Coats, dark, $5.73
Don; Rain Coats for ... ... $2.00
Lon; Rain Coats for ... ... 54.00
Lon; Rain Coats foe ... $6.00
Lon; Rain Coats for ...... $10.00
SHOES
The "ASTORIA" is loading. \Ve
are selling a lot of then!. Ile as
good :1a your neighbor and have a
pair of Irho best that is going. None
too ;cod for you.
Popular price '51.00
DRESS GOODS
Plain Cloth, Plaids and Tweeds are very fashionable
this season. Our stock is made up of all the new colors in
those goods.
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t• DESIRABLE FURNITURE
i
• At Tempting Prices.
This month we offer a few Attractive Specials in Furniture.
I Solid Quarter Cut Oak Dress and Stand, with large British Bevel Plate
Mirror. Regular price 133.00 ; sale price, complete, $32.o0
i Solid Quarter Cut Oak Sideboard, with British Bevel Plate Mirror, two
small and one large drawers, large size cupboard. regular price $32 ;
sale price 130.00,
solid Quarter Cut Oak Dining Table, full extension, regular price, $22.00
Zsale price 120.00.
Solid Quarter Cut Oak Dining Chairs, leather seats, one arm and five
I
small chairs. Regular price 119.00 ; sale price $46.50.
W. C. HUSTON,
Funeral Director.
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THE
SOVEREIGN BANK
OF CANADA
Established
May 1902.
Total Deposits on 3oth April 4903 $3,252,583
3oth April 1904 5,707,503
29th April 4905 8,316,203
31st August 4905 . . . . • • • • 9,138,437
Your Current or Savings
Account Invited
EXETER
OUR
RETIRING SALE
Is a Big Success
Have You B660 to the B1fl Sale?
Do you want to save from 15 per cent to
35 per cent? If so, come and see us,
and if we cannot save you that much do
not buy.
You are to be the Judge
NOVEMBER 7ti1 �OO
FOR HUNTERS S150 LE FARE TO
On Monday, Oct. 16111 the follow- Points in Tcma.gami on 1'. & N. 0.
ing mcrnlera of the County Sunday Ey., to points Mattaen to fort Ar -
School Association Executive met et they, incluaiar., to Sault Ste Marie
Clinton: ,ianles 5111chell, president; and !'ort Arthur, Via Northern Nov.
Miss A. C. Elder, of Illyt0, scc.-lrcas. Co.,
and itev. .1. M. Perkins, of Exeter,
and .1. C. t•itonenl:ln, of Hensall. The
business was to arrange for 8 series
of mee'tin;s Flo be Thrid during the
first week in November, for the pur-
pose of et -;a tri Zit] .r lotw nsliip associa-
tions where nolle now exhist. these
to Hold 111ear own exmwentions and
zenera1by !WI l) on 8111utay ecllnol Points on Northern Nay. Co.,
[work in the Ioc..t districts co►npri4• (Georgian flay and Mackinaw Divi -
in; t heir association. The rally sion.)
meeting for Exeter and rlietrict will
ire held in 1111 Main street Methodist
church on Monday evening Nov, 6111.
'the meet biz a ill be address:•,' ny For tickets, illustrated literature and
3I r. E. It, !lardy, 11 .A., Provincial full information, call on
'reacher To:lining tiectetary and one J. J. KNIGHT.
of the(lnunty Executive. All te•teh• Depot ticket agent, Exeter.
err and .others interested in Sunday J. D. McDONALD
Snleeol work are heartily Invited to
attend. District passenger agent, Toronto.
0001) GOiNG OCTOBER 26tH
NOVEMBER 7t11, TO
Muskoka Lakes Midland
Lake of hays 1'cnetanr
Ma;netewan River Lakefit, Id.
All Stations Argyle to Coboconk,
Severn to North Bay
TO
All tickets valid reinrninz until
Dee. 9t h
OMNI
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•t bedtime. Surrat--coated,
mild, ccnain. Thecy cure
consti ation. 1.44.irr.F�
Want your
1 bri*i1fa1brainier rldi Miele r use arms et& re safreases ea a s. eau, csa. Rama 1, t ,
moustache or beard B D C K I N f II AM'S D Y E
Pieces of Dress Goods
We want to clear every piece of Dress Goods
from our shelves and to (10 so we have cut our
Dress Goo(is 25 Per cent.
Do you want a dress? Come to us.
Do you want clothing? Come to us.
Do you want shoes. Come to
Do you want anything? Come to us an
will do you good.
Our Store is crow4ed WITiH BARGAINS but cum,
early and we will wait on you.
TERMS: -Produce or Cash.
NO GOODS GIVEN ON APPROBATION. NO GOODS TAKEN BACK A'iER PURCUASEI
Poplestone & Gardiner;
One door north of Post Oflice.