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RWART'S
dy for Christmas? The happiest and best of all
ear we have made a special effort to secure suitable
for pre:e:lts. You remember the legned about the
the early buyer will certainly get the best choice
the best values. It's none too soon to select your
o better place than right here, where quality and
in hand Our guarantee goes with every sale, your
Or the asking if goods are not satisfactory, fair ain't it.
I to the test.
Per.ian Lamub Jacket,
ire, a beauty.
y nice, bright., glossy
1.amb Jacket.
r Seal Fur Jacket, rich
ind Reverses,
'hoicest Prime Caned -
tet, a beauty.
Finest Black Bokaran
a winner.
vely Black Astrachan
It how cheap but how
Astrachan Jackets are
rbody.
utiful American Sable
it length.
reat Leader, in Anu•r-
tutfe, full and limy;,
[belle.
Empress American
iat it, you can't.
orcetain Dinner S:.t in
rs of green and pink,
id decorated, beautiful
y suitable for presents
L50.
sin China 'Teeter Sets.
les of Haveland and
looks and wears as
[,e
ts, our Xmas. bar-
.(Y)
and 811.50.
IUITS a.i.t some good
Iheese with that rich
to good together, we
lap too.
$4S 00 buys taut Cho`cest Mena Natur-
al Coon Coats. yes they are Beauties.
$18 90 for Leonine Yack Fur Coat, the
hest value any man can put on his
back, wear proof, wind proof, silt
tear proof.
We show nearly a hundred Men's Fur
Coats and every coat a decided bar-
gain.
$7.75 for a Swell Saskatchewan Robe,
Heed with red or green curl and in-
terlined with real rubber.
511.. 75c and $1.110 for Hudson Bay,
Pinto Shall, Cordoran and Mule
Skin Mitts, water proof, scorch
proof. great wearers.
50e. 75c and $1.00 for Men's Black and
Fancy Silk Neck Mufflers.
We show nearly one thousand differ-
ent lines of Xmas. Handkerchiefs,
a lot of traveller's samples at about
half price.
We believe we show the finest lot of
Fancy Parlor Lamps that has ever
graced any Exeter store, they conic
direct to us frotu the makers in
Pittsburg, Sive $1.00, $1.25, $1.75
$2.25 and $2.50.
Nearly a thousands yards of Pure Silk
Ribbon, 5 inches wide, all colors, at
the astounding price of 10c.
Handmade Tenerift Doylies, direct
from the peasants on the Canary
Islands, 20c and 30c.
your farm produce, we want it, we will pay you big prices
I. No I We are not in the combine.
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and complete
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the prices
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Licenses.
y to look, we
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y to buy, we
, so will we
ORDER
with style, to fit,
do you pay more
possible prices.
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Tailor.
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Incipele:
TO ADVERTISERS.
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not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestdsement.s accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
THURSDAY, NOV. Il001, 19115
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See Marc's, London ad. on pato 4.
Three svecks from next Monday is
Christmas.
Anniversary services in the SI lin
street chute!' next Sunday.
Miss .Tennis Murray has accepted
position with Joseph S-en'or.
Sfessrs. O. Southcott and W. New-
comb.' were in London on Stonday.
Miss Lela Ccclper, of London, was
visiting friends in town over Sundry.
Mr. Joseph Ilawdcn, of ..London,
spent Sunday in Exeter with his
parents.
miss Stargiret Ilontlinon, of lien -
sill, visited her aunt, Mrs. Collins,
on Sunday.
1-s.. eve deer for vii:case of chick-
ens prepared by C. Lilt z. it will
cure t hem.
S1iss Val 1k' rollick, who visited in
St. Ma s
ry for n few necks returned
home Saturday last.
Dr. Edmunds, of St. Thomas. was
the guest of his uncle, David S1 ills,
a few (lays last week.
Mrs. Crocker, of t i. Marys, who
visited leer sister,Sfrs. I). ,Johns alur-
in z t he past month has returned
home.
Messrs. Ilawdcti & McDonald who
recent ly made a purchasin z 1 rip 1 0
the old country :eft a few days ago
with several horses•,
Mr. Ed. Treble on Fri•tay last made
a shipment of sleighs to l'olerboro
for t he stove company which op(•r-
::te.I Caere some w(rks azo.
Mr. and Mrs. T. N. North0olli ant
child, of si r:Il ford, were the zuesl
of Sl r s. Nor t hrot is parents, Mr. •a n d
Airs. Aldsworth, Sunday last,
Mr. W. G. Itis+oft has purchased
a beautiful nl3teITt-7l fetal of bLrek
hor•s for his livery from ,lotus
Decher, of Iiay, ads•. ;i hI.ick horse
from Stilt ilis•krett, (.f Crediton.
Messrs. Treble anal Baker, who re-
cently bought out Geo. Cratvlev's
livery, are having the shingle rrof of
Iho buildivt rcplaeed with tin. V.
G. itisset t has had his warehouse,
covered w it It a metallic roofin3.
it is likely A hat Felix Hoyle, of
1)r ilitford, under sentence of death,
i11 escape t ,gallows. Ile has been
7' commended ho mercy by the judz4',
who tried his ease, and it is likely
the judo's report will be arced upon
by the minister of Justine.
Mr. Ilazlewc(xi, junior pastor of
the Elirnville Methodist circuit Ircok
charge of the services in thn James
street church Sunday morning Tait.
Stirs LiJla 3ohes ret 01rnett horse
Friday after spending sever -11 w(tk=
visiting her work in Aurora :1u.l
friends in Teemed°.
Dr. Butler, London. will be at the
Central Bole!, Exeter, on Thursday
December 28th, 1905. :all day
for Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat con-
sultation, Eyes tested and glasses
supplied.
DR. OVENS, London, Surgeon,
EYE, EAR, NOBS and THROAT,Fits
Glasse/ properly. Office. Commer•
tial Hotel. Exeter.. Neat skit Sat-
urday, Dcocrnbcr 16th.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative 1lromo Quinine Tab -
All druggists refund tits mos-
ey if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's
signature is on cash bee. Vie.
biro. rd. tor,je Brook is visaitin3
friends in London this week.
Mr. J. A. Stewart entertained the
employee-4of his store to an oyst_•r
d-ly l
sutiperast. and social evening on Turs-
The fire department boys cera out
for a practice run on Thursday i:igiat
Th" T" en;in' v. :as put in workia, order
in a short time, the 11.4utts Lein;
very t<atisfavtory.
Canatic_; for Sale -Mr. W. 11. Mill
of Centralia, has a lot of choice can-
ariev for sale. They ate :1l1 of
choioe stock, and among thein ;are
a let of excellent singers.
11 a cloth such a+ is used JIG? .1usl-
in; anal clemb!.1l4 i, dampened .aad
laid over he 'registers, 01011 1) fur-
nace is tn•6n.r r,llaken, the :111)0)ya:act,
of dust flying over the rooms will be
obviated.
Sunday last the services in ►ho dif
ferent churches t1 fou;Lout )artada
were devoted t.1 the temperance
ca .... In diel,.r:al churches (ser-
mons 47pp nopr•ia tc t0 1h: occasion
Mere delivered.
Tho merchants desire u; to in -
furls those peoparin; joultry for
m:ark:et to discontinue sc-i1<tin,g the
LOW!.While it rives a clearer ap-
IrC'lrancc poultry (h us :treat ed arc
hard to dispose of to city dealers.
Sir. W. C. Huston announces 1hat
)v has secured the oerviccs of Hari y
Gidlcy as foreman of hisrepair de-
partment.51r. Gidley has had con-
siderable experience ;and i; without
doubt the best in this Lin(% in he
county.
At the tltenticth annual meeli7L
tai 11e 1lurlon PresbyterianWomen'sForeign Slissionury Society held at
Scafor,th last *.veck, the treasurer's
report showed that the Exeter
church had raised $36 for .abs ex-
pense fund.
There died at Staffs on Nov. 18th
RobertWebb, at I he advanced a z0 of
80 3 -ears. Mr. Webb was a miller by
trade and at enc time was employed
in the grist )hill al Exctcr /north.
c-v:.::,t by William Fenwick, and
which was destroyed by fire a num-
b'r of years ago.Mr. John Wood, who for Um past
two yoars has been an able .repre-
sentative of the 'Counr.i1, has si .-
r+stied his intention of refusing a
nomination for that or any other
eatinioi(• 71 office. lir. Wood Jaas
served the town faithfully in the
discharge of this duties and desires
to thank the citizens for the hon-
ors conferredon hint in Lhe past.
Mr. J. Pollock, of Yorkton, N. W.
T., who vis.ited dais brother-in-law,
John McMahon, for a couple of
weeks returned home Saturday. Ile.
took with him a mixed .00rload of
hor es and cattle. Lor his farm: Mr.
Pollock is lour) in his prairet of the
Noel hw'•st. Some few'years a go he
wont .taut there with very dittll and
now •0' .0s cotrsider:.lilt of t
world's ;cods.
Rev. a:..1 Airs. Gve:• c left on Mon-
day for ( hat ham, :•wing 10 the
hrn Sunday .ofMrs. Going's
father, \V771. Ifarrlil, at 1112 advancc1
;lee of 82 ye trs. Mr. flamil way :a
:1i;hly respected resi•tent of Kent
county, having lived there for :a
great many years. 1'y occupation
the deceased followed ith� pursuit,
of 1170 d farmer all several year,/ azo
retired to Chatham. Sirs. IIami l
still survives and is ladle and heady
for her rdvanccd years.
The travelling public will learn
with regret that Conductor ,John
Quirk. of the London, Iluron &
Bruce, has tendered his resignation,
to take effect as soon as he can 110
relieved. Mr. Quirk has been in
railroad service for 40 yews, and
lately has suffered considerably with
rheumatism, which is enrs
c' teefor
hint laking the titer he (foes. Ilav•
in; been in all other branches of the
Grand Trunk, he is well known by
the travelling public, and no more
jovial, courteous and competent con-
ductor exhis(s. Ile will carry with
hire the good e fishes of everybody.
He has n comfortable home at Wing-
hatn, where he will continue to re-
side.
There seems to be considerable did-
satisfaction
i/-satisfaotion in Exeter over the night
service riven by the telephone com-
panies, 4 4,e doctor,. sand vcleririorics
Irvin; the loudest kickers. Whilethere are not enough Bell subscrib-
ers here to !guarantee an all night.service, nor did the company 0pera1 •
int in the !rural districts offer to
est:ablish an all might service when
organizing, still it would be of great
t.t.t..'(it if service mere givert , 04
twenty-four hours in the day. it
would also be of great benefit to the
f linters, %who knowing 111.11 Exeter
tool., be reached •tat any lour, they
could a1 tiny lime of the niz)tt pro -
rote assislonce in case of fuses.. The
(1
t lines ate o'r*tel here at at he
sone exchange andclose at 9 p. til.
every day except Sunday, when the
office is closed. The only way out
of 111e difficulty would be to air -
ran .re wi 11 the companies to estab-
lish an all 40211 1 gel circ, and t here is
el doubt if it coul1 be ,gotten, the
a)mpany would be able to secure
(iron 111 subscribers to warrant :in
extension of the se vice.
Malloy-Townsenel-A very ploas-
inz social event •to.,k place \Vestrlct-
d lye Nov. 29114 sat a neo p. nt. at the
home of 51r. Thos, Townsend, 171
Western Avenue, Toronto Junction,e hen his eldest d•luzliter, Annie
Louise, 0.1s married r•, 1)r. A. F.
S1.aliny, of Exeter, the ceremony be-
ing performed by Rev. Dr. IlazIe-
'1o•rn1. The home was beautifully de-
coraterf with fernns and palms. The
bride looked charming in nn exqui-
site iron of bistro silk over taffcl l
silk and veil, 0lrryinz a shower bou-
quet of w bite ttt1,e.. leer going away
suit wa+ of navy blue )Jl401dcl0l It
with hal t.o match. The bride
assisted byh^r mister, Miss Ethel
d
Tnwiesen.l, town4in muesine silk,
while 1)r. W, 11. ('!.rke, of \\'innipez,
assist -•,1 elle gr0Clu1. After the verss
many oas performed 111^ brida1 petty
sat down to refreshments ferve,l en
buffet. The gifts ptesenterl to the
Sean; couple wear handsome 01141numerous. After receivin,t the con-
zritntations of their many friends
Ur. and Mrs. Malloy I(ft for Exeter
where a rawly furnished Lome is
await.in; them.
Buy Choice Fruits +, Wool BlanketilBaradi 115 Foy ThiS We
Mfor your Christ -
mas cake. We
buy the choicest
selected fruits, so
take no chances
but let us fill your
Christmas fruit
order.
Finest selected
Valencia raisins.
Finest California
Seeded Raisins.
Finest Cleaned
Patras Currants.
Finest Mixed Peels
Finest large
Shelled Almonds
Finest Grenoble
Shelled Walnuts
Pure Sole's all
at Lo:vest Prices
Fine Pure all wool white BianLets, ex-
cellent quality, made from long staple wool.
Thoroughly scoured, free from greese, finely
nspped fast colored borders.
Size 56:74 price $2.75 Size 68:81 price $4.25
Size W:82 price 3.25 Size 68x88 price 5.00
Comforters
Itevereible Comforts made of art print-
ed cambric, assorted colors and designs
fancy et itched patterns, price $2.65.
Underwear
Another big snap in Men's Underwear
Shirts and Drawers, heavy weight guaran-
teed all wool, tine ribbed, sateen facings.
worth $1, selling at 75., each.
Men's heavy Scotch Wool Un lerwear,
guaranteed unshrinkable, pure wool, all
sizes, worth 75c selling at 60c.
Boys' fleeced lined Underwear. new
make, well fleeced, close fitting, all sizes
prices 35c to 50c.
Fine stock of ladies' and misses' Under-
wear, all wool. union and fleece lined in
grey, white, black and red, price 25 to $1.00,
Slippers and Shoes
Woman's Felt Slipper with heavy felt
soles in brown and black very warm and
comfortable, sizes 3 to 7, price floc.
Woman's Felt Shoes and Gaiters with
or without leather foxing. flannel lined,
sizes 3 to 7, price $1.25 and $1.50.
SNELL & ROWE
Market Report. -The following is
the report of Exeter markets, cor-
rected up to Nov. 30th.
Wheat 75 to 78 bents flet' bushel.
Barley, 43 to 45 cents per bushel.
Peas, CO 4o 65 cents a oushel,
Shorts, $20 per ton.
Bran, $16 per ton.
Feed Flour, $1.25 per cwt.
Flour, $2.25 per cwt.
Rutter. 20 cents a pound.
Egos, 20 cents per dozen.
Dried Apples 5 1-2 cents per Ib.
Onions, 60c. per bushel.
Clover seed $5 to $6 a bus.
Chicken, youns, 8c. per Ib.
Duck-, 9 cents per Ib.
Geese, 8 cents per lb.
Turkeys, 130 per lb.
Coll, $6.75 a bon.
1Io;s, $5.25, live weight.
Ito;s, $7.00 dressed.
Ilay, $7 per ,ton.
I'otar.oes, 75 cents Per bag.
James Piper, the Inman constable,
who shot and seriously wounded
Win. Hodgins, will be tried next
month on 0 charge of shooting with
intent to do grievous bodily harm.
Anniversary services will be held
In the James strict 5!e' 110 (151 church
on Dec, 10th at 10.30 .1. m. end 7 p.
tn. Th:: Rev. G. W. Graham, H. A., We a:e making a specialty of
of the First Methodist ohuroh, Lon- brand•
don, will conduct lthe services. Spe-
cial utus,c ,will lis furnished by the
choir. A free will offisring is to be
taken at both services in aid c.f the
trustee funds.
Old 13orcas (urged Loos on us Fri-
day night last and ;are noticO to
our people that it won about time
1he coal pile .stood )li.;h and that
flannels end overcoats were handy.
The wind rustdin; dowel the ,streets
made woolen very careful :about
their skirls tins' the men anchor
their hats to i 11 10 ('ars, :1t l ,r0neraI-
IY .111ings appca-ed a+ is Exeter
was trying 10 1.1(•ol Chienza's Ulpll-
lali0l* as a "Windy City." The
wirul tossed the electric li.zhd wires
around, 01141 it looked as if Charlie
Snell was at Home •ot 1114 01,1 hick;
with his I:eW machinery.
Just a suggestion for Xmas, -Why
not send your boy or girl who is
away from home the. Times for one
year. It will be appreciated anal
only coats a dollar.
CORN
Having purchased a car of corn we
are in a position to supply our cus-
tomers with corn. We will exchange
corn for oats.
Flour
One of dealers to whom we had
shipped two tons of Star Flonr a few
days before sent in his order as fol-
lowe:-
11----, Nov. 23,'05
Gentlemen.- Please send me another
ton of your flour, all in 98 lb. sacks
and oblige, yours truly,
J. C --
P .S. -Your flour gives perfect satis-
faction,
If you want a flour that "gives per-
fect satisfaction" use
STA
it I
oaks us f � I
t he Onfctri(A Govern-
ment
or.rn-
ment intends putting a stop too
Americans iroinz ho Windsor :dna
4(1tint married. \\'indsalr leis for a
10(74 time been 1111(4 "Gn,lnl Green"
of Canada. i1 is estimated that
over 1001) couples trot married there
every year, the .4r00tor portion of
thein coming nv.10 4I)0 Anl(+rionn cs1d0
'1'h:: different issuers of rnarriaz0
licv'nse+ have r0111(1OGI9 7,1111 the
ministers and there is an much, com-
pilation in their :litre as with U,n
inerchantq. I'ublishinz of the ti-
e.'rrse and possibly 0 short residence
in Canada only be demanded,
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TO(•RM
TO MEXICO
Bandied by lb' 11 Campbell, the
author of the Only Reliable Guide
to SI:•xico, and Sl.u►.aser American
Tourist Association, ate Grin; a•• -
ranged 10 ,to v1, til•• Groot Trunk
Railway 8',stenl. (':+rticulars 7111 be
,announced later.
Mr. Campbell has hid f5 years'
t•x(1('rirnce in Mcxiaul Hours, and
1hey iare Ibe only ones thark positively
take in all the intcrl7stin. poets,
and are not cuverevl by any other
parties. Ills own f l inion e:lr "Q11:*I1t-
zintccotu•a1zin," :mil open lop On•
servation car "Chililitli,'' a re The
largest 0n41 finest in the y:•rid.
FARRQIJIIA1R
Ik►averss 110(:4. nr.• hrty in; die -se 1
poultry.
Wrn, iir:ly is huulinz material
for his 1,n hnu s n hien Ill intends
to build next 4'11111111er-
Afr. D. A, S1cNirnl and 5. Dune an
have returned froth 51 inilnb•*.
Aliso Jean it:alfour, who his ls'cn
visit.inz Mr. and Mrs. Warren Sic -
Gill, left for her home at \Volesley,
J1:111., last week.
this
10,000 bushels wheat
wanted.
HARVEY BROS.
Merchant Millers
EXETER, ONTARIO,
.4 is we.... wmpatee awmii. sea ....EINIIIiimmaimpswillIMM
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 Exchange.
S. HARDY & SON
C e. - t.,, ,, r
1.1i1: '\\'i1A1' To GiVE' QUESTION
confronts you :again. II's Christmas
tine' :'1.•1 you want to .give only
appropriate.
There are plenty -•` nice things,
but ;immi; then all nothin; is more
appreciated 'ban
PINE 1 I:IliiTMES, TOILET
Miss SusieSieellyllvillc', of Reiman, is \\r
ETC.
vvi4i1ins ),'r M, Stis. J. E. Ste- \\r love a firer Assortment 0f these
fool: :and all other :,rticles for presents.'
SI r. G(•orge Inky is spending :e 100in tl,(' drnz line. We arr sure to
days with his uncle, Mr. John Ilsley, satisfy Yon and only ask that you
Le re, tonic in and see for yourself.
Thr ;nn:i,.+ have all In,•n tint in W. S. HI OWE Phm. B.
`old st
011:1 411. Chemist and Optician, Exeter, Ont
LLSVEGETABLE SICILIAN
Hair Renewer
Always restores color to gray hair, all the dark, rich color it used
to have. The hair stops falling, grows lone and heavy, and all
dandruff dfas ,, An el - ntdressin ' . a�.'">
For the next week we are going to giv
some very special bargains in Furs and Over-
coats. This will be a chance for you to get
one CHEAP. We are going to make them
hum.
FURS
Ladies' Dog Coats, good curl, nice and glossy 30 and $35.
Ladies' Greenland Seal Coats, the best coat on the market,
we are the sole sellers, $45.
Ladies' Neck Ruffs, Beauties at 3, 5, and $7 ; Better at 10,
12, and $20.
Men's Dog Coats, we sell the best, at $20
Men's Calf Coats, we have them for 25 and $28
Men's Black Curl Coats, for only $12.5o
Children's Grey Lamb Furs, Best Quality, EXamil •
FUR C ATS- In 1)og, Persian Lamb, Seal and Be.
OVERCOATS
For a good stylish Gents or Little Gents Overcoat,
don't have to pass us. We have them of the very 1
design and newest patterns at low prices -Men's atc.
to, $t3 -Boy's at 3, 4, 5 and $6. A few odd lint
Overcoats suitable for working coats for 2 and $3.
A few more of those Hose at 15c per pr.
C.ARIJING- EROS_
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XMA gall RNITURE
C C tO $5 00.
When you are making an Xmas. Present nothing is
more suitable than a nice piece of Furniture.
W, C, HUSTON,
Funeral Director.
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SAVING 15
A HABIT
One of the most profitable, habits you can form,
start now. Deposits of $1.00 and upwards received.
INTEREST PAID
4 Times a Year. .
Sovereign Bank of Canal
OREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICK, HET
BXBTER BRfiNGI1 r
JOSEPH SNELL, GLADMAN & STANBtII
MANAGER, SOLICITORS.
r. -
BIG CUT
ON PRICES OF
OVI3RCOA i
ALL OUR OVERCOATS
MUST
$10.00 and $12.00 Overcoats for $8:_
9.00 ff ff 7
8.00 ff if
7.50 `f ff
ni
6.00 ff ff
5.50 ff ff
3.75 ff ff
&c., &c., &c., &c.
We do not want one overcoat left
JANUARY 1st., 1906.
25 per cent off on all our Men's and B
Suits.
COME TO US FOR CLOTHING.
All Accounts due us mush
paid by DECEMBER 1st, 19
TERMS: --Produce or Cash.
NO GOODS GIVEN ON APPROBATION. NO GOODS TAKEN BOCK MTER PIP
Poplestone & Gardi
One door north of Post Office.
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