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'i' H E EXETER '1.• 1 M i_ S. JANUARY 18th, 1906
TEWART'S
D1) YO(1 \VANT TO SAV'.._ MOME MONEY? Heie's your foitunat•
oppntturtity. We are overloaded with all kinds of furs. It happened
in this way. Our luzel weather prophet who has always been vett'
reliable, e..t f...led this season. he came to us early predicting a very severe
winter. '.f cl=ues.. we had all kir:ds of faith in the old fellow. We hustled got
busy Anil laid in au iwme,, a stock of all kinds of furs. The severe winter bas
not ;hawed up. the result is we are loads]. yes 1 overloaded with furs. Only
one was seat of the trouble, that we know of. Down with the prices. Well
here's our propos:thin
20 PER CENT. OFF
Any Fur Garment in the
gic STORE
HIS '_'•) PERCENT DISCOUNT applies to all furs -Coate.
Tlass. Ruffs, C,tperines, Gauntlets and fur lined cape.
\\'e have in stock about, sixty fur coats for men and women. Men's
Coon Co.its. Men's Corsican Lamb (]oats, Men's Beaverized Coats, Men's
Swamp Wallaby Coats, Men's Brush Wallaby Coats, Men's Rock Wallaby
Coats, Men's Natural Australian Calf Coats, Men's Prussian Calf Coats, Men's
Fur Lined (:oats. all at. 20 per cent below our regular close price.
Women's Persian Lanib Coats, \V' hen's Coon Coate, Women's Bukaran
Cats, Women's Astrachan Coats, \Vanuen's Near Seal Coate. all 20 per cent.
beloit our regular close price.
Women's Fur Lined Cepes ani Men's Fur Collars at 20 pet cent. off.
Yes, Fur Ruffs of all kinds, Fur ('aps of all kinds, Fur Mitts and Gaunt
lets all at _'i) ter cent. off.
Caps. Col -
And last but not least the est lot of Children's and Girl's Grey Persian
Lam b Collars. Caperines and Cap= that you'll see this season, all at the same
big reduction of 20 per cent. off. Come quick and make your selections the
saving will be all yours. the In.. ours, but then we won't kick, we have just
closed the best year wo have ever had.
Form nrk:duce is just •l:; zood as ,z.old ,and we want all the produce
we .ean get.
J'_ A . STEWART
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WAT6f1
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If you experience any
difficulty with it leave it
with us We will give
an
EXPERT
EXAMINATION
If is needs repairs we
can supply them ata very
moderate cost. If it does
not we will frankly tell
you so. A watch repair
ed by us will
Run Correctly
fl. MflRGHIND,
TO ADVERTISERS.
The copy for changes must be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestisementn accepted up to noon
Vednesday of each week.
TH1'IISDAY, JAN. 18th, 1906
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Blanche Hooke is visitinz at her
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home in Eden.
LOCALS
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Jeweler and Optician.
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TAKE
YOUR
TIME
When you are ready to look, we
are ready to show you.
When you are ready to buy, we
are ready to sell.
If you are in a hurry, so will we
be. ,
MADE TO ORDER
CLOTHING
Made with care, with style, to fit,
to please.
And at no time do you pay more
than the lowest possible prices.
W. w1. Taman
Merchant Tailor.
Wanted:•.One hundred more
young men and wont•
gp, who are ambitious and enterpris-
ing to quality in the
IILLIOTT
TORONTO, ONT.
AOR. VONOE & ALEXANDER STS.
)dor the many positions open t•
ail those who are thoroughly pre
pared to accept them. A sit
months' course in this college
means for a young man of the
eight kind, an educational equip-
anent hatter than many trade, or
professions in money earning
power. Students admitted at any
time. Circulars free.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal,
Miss J. Brown visited friends in
St. Marys on Tuesday.
Mr. 1t. L. Manson, of Abernethy;
Sask., lis visitinz friends and relati.:es
here.
Miss Neti^ Cardin, of Seaforth,
spent a few days with Mrs. John
Muir.
Mrs. Alex Cirdno and children of
Darlinzford, Man., are visiting Mra.
John Muir.
The eezular entertainment of the
l'ickwick blub will be held on Fri-
day evnninz
Miss Bertha Mussell has :gone to
Guelph 'to .attend the school of Do-.
niestio Soietrec.
Mr. Thos. Cud more w be has been
ill with bronchitis for several days
is C:►ntrtlescin3.
Miss Annie Cudmore, of Crystal
City, Man., lis visiting friends and
relatives in town.
W. J. Ifeatmin last work installed
a New Iden coal of wood turnaoo for
Eli Coultis, of Elinn'ille.
Aylmer Caward intends becoming a
tonsorial artist. Ile is learning l;is
trade with Mr. Al. Hastings.
Miss Nitro Carlin; ham resumed her
vocal studies in 'i'nronto under the
tutorship of Prof. Schnell.
Misses B. O'Nail and M. Lapp':no,
of 'Clinton, spent a few days last
week with Miss Lillian Antos.
Miss Bent !Iron accompanied by her
mister, Mrs. Hogs, visited (Hen& in
Ifenaall and Sea forth on Saturday.
!tarry St atli,in. of Act on, who
has been visiting his brother, W. .1.
Statham, returned hone on Monday.
Mr's. S. Fitton rave a very pleas -
and afternoon for n number of her
friends on Tuesday of last week.
Luncheon was served.
Mr. C. Dorwood, of Pullman, Ill.,
was 4n town a few days last week.
arranging matters pertaining to the
estate of the late Mrs. Dorwo•rt.
Fire did d•anta;o 1,> the ..stent of
$200,000 to the Witele) r hotel •it
Montreal, F'tiday n;,r.ht. The 1;ntcl
wilt bo ;closed for some time for re-
pairs.
Mise Beatrice Luker leek a:t Iter
new duties on Moni'.• ' av ,.a glut
in the I'.ost Office. bliss Brown, the
former assistant. left yesterday for
Detroit to tike up tospitai work.
The Liberals of the Province of
Ontario will tender Sir Wilfrid Laur-
ier in banquet at Massey Hall, To-
ronto on Fehy. 21st. Admission to
the hill will bo by invitation only.
Win. J. Sanders an old Exeter boy
and brother of Mrs. G. 11. I1iese11.
was successful in being the champion
~hooter kit Manitoba, he having
broken 99 inlay birds out of 100.
Mrs. 11. 11. Collins on Thursday of
List week, gave an 'afternoon tea to
a number of her lady friends in
honor tit .hc.r .rtu'sts, Mrs. hoes, of
Montana, ind .Miss (:cor;ia Bon,
tbron, of Toronto.
int. OVENS, Eye and Ear Surgeon,
%vitt to at the Commercial hotel the
first Friday of each month. Hours
2.30 p. m. to 8 p. m. Glasses proper-
ly fitted and disolieq of eye, car
and nose treated. Next visit Friday
February 9th.
Dr. Butler, London, will be at the
Central hotel, Exeter, on Thursday
December 2Rth. 1905, all day
for Eye, Ear, Nose .ind Throat con-
sultation, Eyes tested and glasses
supplied.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONB DAY
Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tab-
lets. All druggists refund the mos-
ey if it falls to cure. E. W. Grove's
agitator* is on each box, 25o.
.1
Mr. W. 1I. Letett on Monday ship-
ped u carload of dried apples to
Liverpool.
v.
Thomas Murtan, M. 1'., of Moun
Forest, is visiting his luother, He
W. M. Martin. of (liven church.
Mrs. Fowcll and Miss l'or.i re
turned hone Monday after spendrn
a few it (fiends '.•u Listowe
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Feed Improved Enlist Stock Food
to fatten Mock, best ;old cheapest on
t he market, sold by C. Lutz, Exeter.
Master Tt blt', whom we re
ported in lust week's issue_ as being
ill. is, we ate 41.ad to stato able to be
.'ut a3'ain.
Mr. John Barton, who h.,, slant
the past two or years in the
Northwest, arrived in town on Tues-
day night. eat a short vis:t.
\Vut. Yager. w,11.1..) has !Ken iu
fcrtut puts of the Northwest, re
!mind h:one on Alonday to spend :t
vacation with h's mother.
Mr. Th:.:uas Snell, who was in
jurcd t,_ene time a %o while Ieiding
Mr. Jadeite's horse, is able to be
around lin with the awl of a
crutch.
Piano Ifor Sale. -A new piano by
first class maker. Will take horse
upon it ; must he sound and not too
old. Easy terms for balance. Box
20, St. Marys.
Mr'. Joseph Cobbledick left yes
teriday 'for Stratford to attend
meeting of tire directors of the Na
Donal Portland Cement Company
Pale date of the manual meeting wit
t hen be decided on.
Ladies should use Medielnal Jell
as a delicate application to hand
ind .face, soli} by C. Lutz. Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Stanbury had a
social evening at theirresidence for
a number of their friends on 'Fn'skay
last. i it l,enor' of Mrs. SLnnbury's
mother, Mrs. (Dr.) Eastwood, About
25 were present.
The Many friends of Mr. George
Sautwel1 will ars trained to learn of
him very serious illness, an attack of
pneumonia betin.; the caul•.. Dr.
Gonne, of ClLnton, was called in con-
sultation on Monday with the at
tendial physician.
A very pnetty house party was
-given by Mr. and MPs. J. A. Stewart
at their' home on Wednesday even-
ing of last week. Tho guests el hon-
or were Mrs. and Miss Manning, of
Ilowmanville, who are here on a
moot h's visit. The house ,ivos pret-
tily decorated for the ocoasion.
DU' .A. Penprase was the ;hest of
Mr. :•nd Mns. S. Buckingham on
Thursday of hast week. Mr. Pen -
prase was 'acquainted with the mem-
bers of the Buckingham family at
Cottinzton, Cornwall, England. Itis
visit 'revived old times in Enrifa.nd
and iconversation of subjects of in-
terest in t'itat `locality were thor-
ou'hly enjoyed.
The many friends •:,1 the Rev. Dr.
Itatnsay, of Knox church, Ottawa,
and a ; ,.t of the late Junes ltanisay,
and :1 . raduate of our public school,
will be i :<itsed l :, le is n of his suc-
cess. ifs t. n,cepit:un, ,tppreni:itin3
his services presented him with a
mink lined at:rtt and rap, costin4 $300
and to bars it:hussy they z:tve a
glass fruit set valued at $50.
Mr. T. 11. Carlin; WAS one. of the
speakers 'at the inee.tin.t of South
Huron Fanners Institute_ held at
Bruoefield on Sattnday'. Mr. C:irl-
ing's address was .an the raisin„ of
Poultry and ;produce as 'handled by
the merchants. Mr. Carlin; Iris had
considerable expelicnce in raisin., of
Poultry and lr:uullin; the products of
the 'farm. and his ideas were great-
ly appreckited by those iw1•sen1.
Mr'. George- Eacrctt, who Itos been
itt the West for several years, was
in town it few days the past week
renewing acqutiintance$ of his young-
er 'hays, ;coating from ilrantford,
where he visited his ictrents. George
is rzroatly ;impressed with the pros-
perity the West is enjoying. He has
not lost his cunning as n ball player
and Last year was a valued member
of the Nelson, H. C. team.
E. S. ilanwell, the dcfaultinz tel-
ler, of the Crown Bank. of Toronto,
who tiled the country last month
with about $40,000 of the brink's fund
taking with hits his Iemcee, Aims
Nora hector, of Erindale, was cap-
tured tit Kin ;store Jamaica. on
Thursday s.( last week. Detective
Black, of the Toronto force, was the
train why made the capture. It is
said most of the stolen money was
found on 'him.
'Tin mast :few weeks have been suc-
cessful ones tor the. Times. Tli s is
the season of the year when most
uctople renew their subscriptions and
we Lave been unusually busy than; -
in; the dates on tiro labels. While
w'n have 'rad :t kw stops, these were
quite small roompared with the num-
ber of new names added. We did not
make a persmnal (icailvas whirl is an
evidence that the Times is appreciat-
ed on account of the choice and spi-
cy reading it contains.
The annual ,rncetin; of the Step-
hen and l'sborne Azrieultural Sock
ety was held in the Town }fall, on
Wednesday afternoon, of lest week.
A :report of the fi,►ances was read
showing that the e.•'npany's finances
are in .good condi!' =n. The follow•
ind officers were elected: -;'res.,
John Dclbridge; Y' ••e -Pres., Edward
Christie; 2nd Vice t'res., J. Itallan-
tync : Directors, W:11. Sanders, John
Elston, 1'. M&Tar,rart, .John Moi.('
W. Elliott. 11. Smith, Silas Hunter,
A. Q. Bobier and W. Russell: Secy.,
A. G. Dyer : Treas.. N. 1). iltirdon.
1870
1R71
1872
We will allow 30 cents each in
trade for any 25 rent Canadian coin
in Irani) 'comfit inn, bearint above
dates, legibly. Ilrin; Oscan to us by
February 15th, 1606. tk.ins with
holes 'in will tot be a.00epted.-\V. 8.
llowey, Druz rist. Exeter Ontario.
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Don't Monkey
with that Cough
use HOWEY'S
Syrup White
Pine and Tar
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Lively Selling for the
NEXT TWO WEEKS
Big Piles of Goods in Every Department placed out for quick selling.
146 Flannelette or 106
Extra Heavy Flannelette, in plain
colors, cream, pink and pale blue,
30 inches wide, worth 14c, selling at
10c per yard.
1216 Wrapperette for 106
About 50 pieces of Gond Wrapperette,
choice patterns, all colors. regular
price 12ic, selling at loo yd.
Ends of Dress Goods
Of Tweeds, Plain Clothe, Berges and
Cashmeres, from 1 yd to 0 yds long,
very finest quality, prices 50c to
$1.00, clearing at the small price
of 370 a yard
75e Underwear for 58c
Men's Fine Ribbed Fleece Shirts and
Drawers, new wake, heavy weight,
good fitting, only about 10 dozen
toilet!, regular price 75c to clear at
58c each.
200 Wool Hoslerp for 10c
Children's Wool Stockings, sizes 4, 4ij.
5 and 6, regular price l5c to 20c pr.
to clear at 10c pr.
Women's Gloth Goats --$2.00
25 Ladies' Cloth Jackets in all sizes,
every coat lined throughout with
good mercerized lining. some sold
as high as $12. Your choice for $2,
86o Corduroy Puts for 69e
Boy's Pants, made of good English
Corduroy, great wearers, the can't
tear kind, size 20 to 32. lined
throughout, regular price SSc, to
cleat at hoc a pair.
$16 Overcoats for $10
Men's Heavy Overcoat, made of the
beat imported tweeds. nobby pat-
terns, with fancy lining. Our Great
Big Bargain Price $10.00.
$12.00 Tweed Overcoat for $0.75
$10.00 Tweed Overcoat for $7.75
Nsn's Tweed Pads for $1.00
A clearing line of Men's Tweed Pants,
strongly made of good wearing
cloth, better than you will expect
for the small sum of $1.00.
*2.35 Boys Short Overcoats 11.65
15 only. Boy's Reefers, made of Blue
Beaver and Navy Nap Cloth, tweed
lined, brass buttons, regular price
$2.25, selling at $1.65.
$12 Suits for 28.76
Big assortment of Men's Tweed Suits,
made of fine tweed, fancy overcheck
patterns, well tailored, good fitting.
up-to-date in every way, our special
price for two weeks only $8.75.
Canvass Leggings . FOR
Moleskins Leggings MEN &
Leather Leggings 3 BOYS.
Price $1.00 to $1.75.
Every pair of Wool Blankets to be sold in the next two weeks.
Come in and get our prices. Prices that will surprise you.
Remember we have the agency for "Kant Krack" Rubbers.
No doubt the best heavy rubber made. Men's and Boy's Heavy
Rubbers, large rolled edge, lace or buckled, wool lined, big stock
to be sold at very close prices, for the next two weeks
SNE_LL & ROW E
Market Report. -The following is pARTicu LA R
the report of Exeter markets. cor-
rected up to Jan. 18th.
\Vhaet, 80e. per bushel
Peas, 60 to 65 cents a oushel.
Oats, 32 to 33 cents.
Shorts, 519 a ton.
Bran, $17 per ton
Feed Flour, $1.20 per cwt.
Flour, $2.25 per cwt.
Butter, 21c. a pound
Ergs, 21c. a doz.
Onions, 60e. per bushel.
Clover seed $5 to $6 a bus.
Chicken, younz, 8c. per Ib.
Ducks, 8 to 9e. per lb.
Harley, 35 to 40c. per bushel.
Turkeys, 1:1e. (ler pound.
Geese, 9c. per pountt.
Dried Apples, Cc. per pound.
Hors, liveweight, $6.50 a cwt.
Hops, dressed, t?7.r0 to $ 8 a cwt
Coal, $6.75 a ton.
}lay, $7 per Ston.
Potatoes, 75 cents per ba;.
Great reduction in furn",ture for
the next two weeks, see adv. -Rowe
& Atkinson.
Geo. fiandens 'returned 1110111e Mon-
day from London. where he has been
working 'for some time.
Albert T. Patrick, the New York
lawyer, who is under sentence await -
her execution next week for the
murder of William Marsh Rice in
New York in Sept. 1900, his been
reprieved until March 19.
Miss 0. Smith, of C:irnduff, .lion.,
visit cd her toothier, :qr. 11. Smith,
Hay, last week, leavin; on Monday
for Chicago where.:;ho will visit her
brother, Mr. W. Smith, before leav-
ing. }tor her tomo in the \Vest.
READY FOR THE
NEW YEAR
We wish to inform you that we
have a fine stock of groceries for
New Year use.
The Mincemeat
The Pudding
The Cake
41b. of raising for 25c.
20 lb: of sugar for $1.00
Currants, drained peel, shelled al-
monds, shelled walnuts, raw sugar
and a fine stock of Candy for Xmas.
We have also a full supply of flour
on hand and have three kinds for you
to choose from.
Give us a call and you will find it
the cheapest place in town.
S. HARDY & SON
The old way to cure
a cold
The New Way
take
Howey's
"Cure a
Cold"
Capsules
Only 25 cents
a box.
PEOPLE
USB
"Princess'
FLOUR
for Pastry
AND
"STAR"
FLOUR
for Bread.
HARVEY BROS.
Merchant Millers
EXETER, ONTARIO.
GRAND TRUNK
Railway System
FOR THE WINTER
GO TO
t'(:ALtFORNIA, MEXICO OR
FLORrDA
"The Lard of Summer's Sunshine,"
• TOUR OF ALL MEXICO
Leaving Toronto on Januaty 28th,
covering all pointe of interest.. Spec-
ial reduced rates.
MOUNT CLEMENS "MINERAL
BATIIS"
And St. Catharines Mineral Springs
delightful resorts for those who need
a rest. Beet!of hotel secommodatior.
For tickets and information call on
J. J. KNIGHT.
Depot ticket agent, Exeter.
J. D. McDONALD
District passenger agent, Toronto.
Now in Stock
Bran and Shorts
and Wheat Chop
At Exeter and Centralia Elevators
Prices satisfactory. Bring in
your grain and load home
with feed.
�. GOBB1,f01G1(
Exeter. Centralia.
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_ Sal. doing nothing to keep it!' Moat
• 'iwomen like thick, hen- '.air; lona
n: nen hair. Don't you!' Then
e use Hall's Veg.rtable Sicilian !lair
�" O Ranewor. You save w}rat hair y n'1 t
baroanu)'-Lma•"r.:t?,;ratna!s n=
r L' t'.•1 t•! ♦•i•• k•ri •1r) .•r• •.t..cie• WA •
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CARLING
STOCK TAKING
We are now busy Stock Taking and
prepared to give you some extra bargains
Winter Goods. Don't forget these prices.
3 only
1 only
1 only
3 only
2 only
4 only
2 only
2 only
$25 Men's Dog Coats
$22 Men's Dog Coats
$38 Ladies' Curl Coats
$7 Persian Lamb Caps
$5 Persian Latnb
$5 Seal
$7 Neck Ruffs
$8 Neck Ruff
Caps
for
for
for
$17.75
$14
.0
for $ 3.25
for $ 3.25
for $ 4.50
for $ 5.00
All other Winter goods at Stock Taking Prices
Overcoats at your own price.
CARLING. BROS.
YORK GOUNTY LOflN
and Savings Company.
Shdr6ho1cr' and DcDoItors
Certificates and Passbooks will be received at all
branches of the
SOVEREIGN BANK OF CANADA
All necessary payments and transfers of money
made free of charge
CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETER
JOSEPH SNELL. Manager. GLADMAN & STANBURY, solicitors.
MlNMMNMosimmmmi
OUR GR7EAT
CLEARING SALE
Is Still On.
Although our sale has been going on for \
some time, we can still show you a large
range of bargains in every department.
Snaps from Gent's Furnishing Departmeet
I -LINEN COLLARS -Band, Turned Point, Double
Rolled, sizes 141--17 inclusive, reg. price 15c now 12o.
II -TIES -Four-in-hand, Bows, Etc., regular prices 25o
now 20c. A special line of 500 ties for 25c.
III -WAYS MUFFLERS -Regular price 75c now 60c.
NECKSCARFS-Regular price 50c, 75c, $1.00 now
40e, 60c and 80c.
IV -SUSPENDERS -All fancy suspenders, including the
"President" regular price 50c now 42c.
Snaps for the LddIcs
I -PRINTS- Heavy double threaded print, regular price
l0c and 121c now 8c and 11c. Fine English Prints,
regular 121c now ale.
II -WHITE MADRAS WAIST GOODS
Bird's eye Poplin, regular price 25c now 19c
Fancy Mail Pattern regular price 35c now 25c
" Serpentine " regular price 35c now 25c
" Clover Leaf " regular price 35c now 290
Plain Poplins, regular price 25c now 19c
Black & White Madras reg. " 350 now 29c
`i " " 35c now 20c
III -WHITE MUSLINS
Fancy Stripe, regular price 20c now 15c
Fancy Open Check, regular price 121c now Hie
Dimity Ntripe & Dot, regular i)rien 1 ' r' new 10e
Fancy Cahill Str;i4,, regular price 15c now 10c
IV-Carzyuition Blue, Gilt Lined, semi -porcelain, DINNER
SET, regular pri i $11.00 now $6.00 Tho lust set,.
REMEMBER WE GiVE 10;. DISCOUNT ON GROOM lams.
TERMS: --Produce or Cash.
NO GOODS GIVEN ON APPROBATION. NJ GOODS TAKEN BACK PEP PURCU I.
Poplestone & Gardiner.
Ono door north of Post Office.
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