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sTEwAR 's
Carpets and
House Furnishings.
Aro our Strong lines at the present time. We make
no idle boast when we say that our lice of Carpets, boom
Rugs, Curtains an(1 Linoleums is by tar the largest in town.
We have the goods to back this statement and, the Values
are such ;ts aro sure to please the most exacting.
ItOO.J RIJGS aro very much in (remand a great many
people like them better than carpets. We show about fifty
different rugs for you to select from
A few of our loaders in pure wool
Ingrain Rugs, the kind that wear and
keep a good clean color to the end.
3 yards x 3 yards $ 7.75
3 yards x 3j yards $ 9.099
3 yards x 4 yards .8 11.00
yards x 1 yards $ 1.2.00
4 yards x 4 yards $ 13.75
4 yards x 41j yaide $ 15.50
These are all swell new patterns with
18 inch borders and no seams.
Wear(' showing a lovely range of
Entreat) Velvet Rugs, Thevarepretty
as pictures. Greens, Reds, Browns.
3 yards x 3i yards 8 20.00
3 yards x 4 yards $ 23 00
with 18 inch borders and seamless.
Our English Tapestry Rugs are spe-
cial values, Lovely new patterns,
good clear designs with 18 inch border
matched.
3 yards x 31 yards $ 1050
iii yards x 1 yards $ 14 00
We are showing a ni,;o lot of Piano hugs in English
Velvets, deep rich colorings, they will do honor to any
room. Our prices are iu your favor.
Our new Tapestry Carpets
are very pretty, here aro two
specials.
60CFor a swell two tone floral
design in bright new colorings.
For our best Brit owls finished
75CTape stry Carpet f,tell set pat-
tern in the new wuod cetors,
A yard fora lovely lot of
$ 1 e OONobby New Brussels Carpets
quality good. styles new.
For our Beet English Vet-
1.15vet Carpets, very high-class
goods, the best we have ever shown.
For the Best Pure Wool Car,
75e+pet. that money can buy, new
patterns, lovely colorings.
15c. 20e. 25c and 30e
For a magnificent
lot of new Japanese
Mattings, new colors in floral, scroll and set patterns.
Ask to see the range.
Lhiolegiiiis
Ours came direct from the makers in the old land
they're the best we know of. They are thoroughly aged
and will stand all kinds of good hard rough wear, new
tile, new block, new scroll and new floral patterns, 2, 3
and 4 yards wide. Our special price for the very best
4 yard wide is $1.95.
Do you know a Bargain in Lace Curtains. Wo have
4 Bumper Values $1.00 $1.25 $2.00 and $2.50.
J'• A. SerM177.A_RT
DIAMOND HALL
Everything
in Silver
That's about what we offer
you in Silver - everything
from the Teaspoon to the
Tea Service. The latest de.
signs from the master silver-
smiths of the world.
at Lowest
Prices
that you can get in any
other establishment. Easy
to compare for yourself.
Coyne, if you want a dozen
Spoons, a full Cabinet of
Silver, a Tea Service, a Cof-
fee Set, or any article in Sil-
ver, in justice to yourself
come and see how well we
can please you.
MflR6HflND
JEWELER & OPTICIAN
Eyes Eested Free. EXETER
Spring
Suitings
Say we got in some swell spring
Suiting@ last week. They Are
right up to the moment.
Costa are two inches longer
than last year and the Lapels
are ..o much broader and deeper
that you can't help but notice
t
The Vests are cut with five
buttons and the Pants are just
a little peg toppy.
They are beauts all tight fot
$15, $18 and $20
and no matter where you go,
you can't find anything that
will fit as nice as they do.
W. W. Taman
Marchant Tallow.
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LOCALS
VI t Prang visited in Zurich
last week.
Miss Vina Fisher visited friends
in Ilamilton.
Mr. and Mr& F. W. Gladman spent
Feaster with friends in London.
Mrs. Sunbury and Mn'. Powell
visited in London Saturday.
Mrs. T. M. White, of Windsor, is
visiting with Mrs. John White.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Itoss, visited
their eon in Toronto over Eaatcr.
Several Exeterites attended the
ball given at Seaforth Monday night.
Mr. Waring of Jones & Clark,
spent Good Friday with friends in
St. Marys.
Miry Acheson left Thursday even-
ing for a visit with her uncle, TFos.
Oke, Kingsville.
Mr. and Miss Jones, of St. Thomas
were the guests of Mr. end Mrs. 3.
G. Jones, Easter.
Miss Cousin, of London, lois the
guest of Miss Taylor during the
Easter holidays.
Mrs'. John Anderson, of Anderson,
visited with Mrs. John White •a few
days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. . 13;0
gvl.l%w
I
. of London,
on ton
spent 4.1te Foster holidays with Mr.
and Mrs. \Ven. liagstlaw.
Miss Brown, of Jones & Cktrk,
spent Good Friday and Easter with
her sislet, `.t rrrar•ein Detroit.
Mr. Joseph Stockman, of Shcddon,
sti nt the Faster holidays with his
brother. Mr. John Hoick man.
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Mins Dorothy Lonsbery, of the G.
T. It, .staff, Detroit. is the guest of
her s ip c t Mrs. 9 Jolt
i ► J. White.
Miss Ir s Dal.) Hodgson, 1 student at
t h9' Exeter high school, is visiting at
her home, London road, north.
Miss Boren' Southcott and Miss
Belle Acheson, of London, wore the
guests of Mrs. Southcott from Fri-
day to \ Ions
ia•
Misses Vert Itow-c and Ethel Artn-
sttoig returned home on Monday
,Iter spending t he holidays pith
friends in Clinton.
Mr. and efrs. It. 13. Snnue•I, of
fighg.tte, were he guests of J1re.
nc MrR. Joseph Itaw,kn from Fri -
,r
i •
till Monday.
fo
ntkay.
Mina Olive Prior we; in London for
few days Iasi !week visiting .tar
later Core who le undergoing (reat-
icnt for her eye in .that city.
Mrs. Burnett, of Toronto, spent
•w days ttre vast week visitine her
stern, Mrs. T, 11, aiding and Mrs.
E, Pickard.
Mrs. David Mack was in London
List week visiting 'tier sister, Mrs.
!l;11, of Parkhill, %t ho underwent nn
operltion at the hospital there aov-
oral days ago.
10 ADVERTISERS.
Ttie copy for changes meet be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestisetnente accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week,
1,IIl ItSDAY, APRIL 19th. 1006
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1- LOCALS
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SEItGT. MAJOR F. E. II
lets moved into Wes. !tioett's
on Iluron street.
MISS NINA CARLING WILL
"Out- 1)i int Redeemer" at tha
street church next Sundry e%
TIIF: NEW STYLE OF
may be !•Bier to get by tha
pets, but they're just as ha
beet.
MR. It. DAVIS IS MQVING
the ileum 4:n James street •
contly purnh:►sed from Mr. S
dere.
IF MEN WERE T() RUN
house, they %wouldn't dein
:►n)• offense than they take
ventory.
CHOICE PERFUMES
true odo:x. A Large and %%ell
ed .tock to ohooee from :it
Drug Stork'.
GIRL \\'ANTED. -Felt GEN
'1►ouiowark• S:r ldy• employ
Address,,, Mrs. U. A. Buchner,
Waterloo St., London.
MESSRS. BA\V DEN & Mc
net lore secured the services
Luker, of Ilenstll, as manage
their reales stables 'hers.
• CREME DENTIFICE IS A T
paste of unusual merit. One
will convinces you. For sale at
Drug Stove, 25c. per package.
A :NUMBER OF ••EXETIat
attended the anniversary of the
worth League, of the Cen
Methodist church Monday eweni
MISS, MARY OitTWEIN,
Ilillsgreer, lets rented Gi
house'e residence on North s
and will move into it in the nea
ture.
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Louse
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James
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ed to
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TIIE 33111) (HURON) REGIMENT
is to go into camp at Carling's
Heights, London, on Tuesckly, June
5t'4t. Official notice has been given
to this a'ffoet.
GEO. IIUNTEII & HON OF RIDGE -
town will hold ;►,►other cattle !sale at
Centralia on Saturday, April tr'1st,
consisting of Miloh cows, steers and
heifers. See bills for particulars.
DR. BUTLER, OF LONDON, WILL
be at the Central Ifotel, Exeter, on
Monday, April 23rd, hours 10 a.
in., to 5 p. m., tor Eye, Farr, Now
and Thrall.. consultation. Eyes test-
ed and glasses supplied.
DR. OVENS EYE AND EAR SUR=
goon, will bo at the Commercial
Ifotel the first Friday of with month.
flours, 9.30 a. m. to 4.30 p. rn. Glass-
es properly fitted and diseases of eye,
ear and nose treated. Next visit
Friday, May 4tJi.
THE ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
of the Epworth League of the James
street church, will be held Sunday
next. Itev. Joseph) Philip, 11. D., of
Alymer, will conduct both morning
and evening services. Rev. Going
will occupy Rev. Philip's pulpit dur-
ing fire day.
AN EASTER SONG -SERVICE WAS
given in the James street church
evening. Special music had been
prepared for the occasion which in-
terspersed bible readings and a abort
address given by the pastor. Miss
Nina Carling and Miss Beers ren-
dered two very pleasing pnd appro.
pri:lte solos.
LION. THOS. G REE N WAY, OF
Crystal City. Manitoba, spent Sunday
and Monday in town. While here he
purchased four Short horn cot tle
from the herd of henry Smith. The
onitn:als were shipped to Guelph end
will be loaded with more stock whish
Mr. Greenway is shipping to his
stock faun in Manitoba. Mr. Green-
way left Tuesday for Ottawa.
ANYONE WISHING TO JOIN NO.
0, Exeter Company. Huron volun(
leers apply 10 Lieut. heath:,n or
Sergt. Major Hector, Exeter. it is
desirous of hating a full company
attend the annual training encamp-
ment at London, June 5 to 16. No
nppticants received after the 21st of
eloy. All those desirous of taking
part in the procession May 21, with
the Exeter company, should apply at
once.
GOOD FRIDAY PASSED OFF
very ;tuietly in Exeter. lihe stores
chore OF
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up i
for e
1 0 lir
dry, andmany
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oak
neit. 6 r
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11 B C
f
t o the reduced rail %way
.rates to visit friends at points out
of town, while not ct felt r inae to
Exeter to spend the day. A large
number ,witnes5cd the shooting
tournament at the grounds of the
gun club, and several look advan-
tage of t:he ieautiful weather a nil
tried their luck with t he finny t r;be.
Mit. It
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ager, National Portland e MAN -
C
'rt Cement n n
t Co.
of Dunham, wets in town .a few days
ago, says the Ower' Sound Sun, and
reports prospects excellent for the
season on :1 bout to
oe
ore.1- The new men_
e r
agement is working with an +tell-
tirely new staff. The works were
to be started for the season last
week, and Mr. ete1\'iIl}ants is con-
fident (he works %will tnIke n good
show ing Ulla year.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF 'THF:
Council oras ,held Thursdly night to
consider the nolnueuniattion frotn the
Toronto gent lento n rel 11 j %' to the
establishment of n knitting factory
Iltire. ex-
ile stated that he
t% tntcd a free building, cm pt ion froth (.1504 for tt
number of yairs and a bonus. As
it Y 1 ''
1[Il Y '
{10 Bible to grunt the latter
ca reply ens sunt to hint stating that
his request •for free building and ex-
emption from t lxetion could possibly
1, arr.uigcd for.
AS 1 HAVE: DECIDED TO GIVE
up business 1 e1,11 dispose of Inv
stock in the store, Exeter .North,
either in whole er in pert, at grni('ly
reduced price. This stock is in
grog) condition, and the party buying
will get a good bog tin. The Illy
post office is in conneatioo !with the
More. Almci n euentity of breaking
stone for File chca,,._L. McTeggart.1
Big Reductions in
Ladies' Rain Coats
All new styles, 3 tucks, full length, made of
finest imported materials
$i0 00 Coats in dark grey, pleated style for $S 99
10 00 Coat in pretty fawn, nicely made and
trimmed for , 8 75
8 75 Coat in dark grey,loose style with belt 7 25
6 00 Tweed Coat, full length, in pretty grey
4 25
9 oo Coat of heavy imported Cravennette,
olive shades, for .... , , • , 7 99
8 75 Coat, three-quarter length, light fawn
fitted back ►with pleats and covered
buttns for ..................7 75
9 0o Tweed Coat, dark blue mixture,• fitted
back, full length for sees...... sees 7 75
6 0o Coat of dark grey cravennette, loose
fitting, full length for ........ 5 00
Special Offering in Men's Rain Coats at $8.00
and 310 .00.
SNELL & ROWE
Miss Annie ,Bill Wait in
!asst Thursday.
Miss Annie Knott, of Londcsboro,
is visiting Mrs. IL:rrry Parsons.
Mr. and Mrs. John Snell visited
friends in Sarnia Easter,
Mr. and Mrs. John Evans, ov Lon-
don, visited in town Sunday.
ilonilon
Miss Lillian Bell, of London, .is the
guest of Miss Edith Sanders.
Miss Lille Iloward returned home
from London, Tuesday evening.
Messrs. S. /lewdest' and Will Cook
left Monday for the Northw•,est.
Mr. and Mrs, McDomzild, of Guelph
were visitors In town during the
holidaya.
Miss Frayne was in London for
Easter visiting alter sister, Mrs. Tom-)
ilson.
Miss Jennie Ilughes, of Ildcrton,
visited Miss Della IIouse over Sun-
day.
Df r. R, S. Lang, of Toronto, was
renewing poquaintaneos in town dur-
ing the forepart of the \reek.
Mrs. Konnick and Miss Kernick, ofl
Blyth, spent the Taster holidays the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Tom.
Miss Marry Knight, a student of
t•he Exeter high school, is apendje
the holidays et her home in llder-i
ton.
bliss Millie Marti•n, 'toabherat,
Walton, is spending the laolidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.
Martin.
MIt. THOS. FITTON, WHO WAS
confined to his house severed weeks
through severe illness, is able to
get out.
Mrs. I). .Jahns ,w ho lits been vis-
iting her daughter, Mrs. W. Good's
eon, of Sarnia, returned home on
Monday of this w•e.ek.
Messrs. M. Gardiner and John Gar
acne left Monday for Regina where
they will possibly go extensively in
to the real estate business.
ears. Sample, of Fullerton, who is
recovering from :IR attack of tye
vetoed fever, is visiting her parents,
Mr. :ld Mrs Wm. Itagnhaw .
Miss Lillian Robinson is confined
to the house through illness.
.Mrs. MoDonald, of London, was the
ucst of Mrs. Barrows, Sunday,
Mr. E. W, Horne, manager of the
borne!' of the Sovereign bank at Mil.
verton, spent Sunday and Monday
renewing acquaintances in town.
Mrs. Gro. Fisher and Mrs. ,lames
Hodgson spent Saturday in London
visiting David Jacques, %i+Ito is at
the hospital there. Mr. Jacques is
improving very slowly from Id.; re -
Mr.i aralytie stroke.
Mr. I'le(olter Gundy ,Fon of Dr.
and Mrs. Gundy, of \Vinghain, and
formerly of Exeter, bels been :Ip -
pointed District inspector for the
Manufacturers Life Assurance Com-
pany, with taaadeu.•arters at Saska-
toon, Sask.
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Norehrwest there •is a big demand
for 'horses of all kinds, rind ship-
ments which 1,tec' :itready been 're-
ceived 'from outside points •Jr,lve
found a 'reedy ;sale, in fact, ,anany of
the s'rrloads were P01,1 befort' they
overs unlo,de.l. Two cars of tarm
horses arrived at Virden recently
and were sold within an hour after,
'
tilearrival, '
Il
the lea -est prier being
4
.400c
p r tai m.a r l -
S ve a fancy strivers
drive been brought tip front Eastern
C: rid.a, recent ly. and were euickly
gold, in fact a number of horsemen
r l ce anx,wuh to c1 o.i 1.
»tears rl • c v
with
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CHILL, GREY SKIES AND
it dazzling ,rain of I:st Sun-
day were peculi.0 ly in ippro-
printe to the joyous thorn
of Easter. The usual glitter . of
spring nppire! was missing, but the
throngs of Eastertide church goers
were not diminirdaed. Those w•he
had patiently waited for the milli-
ners to complete the dainty headgear
were Kerne-110 disappointed at t he
nonappearance of suitable weather,
but still 1 number took ceences on
smiling the adornments. Special
an
rr ac<•s %t err conducted In the var-
ious churches, told the result was
:1 glorious outburst of th it ►nu=ic
whose jowoueneem !and transcendency
are equalied only :it Christmas.
Market Report, -The following b
the report of Exeter markets, oor-
rected up to April 19th.
\V,Iuxit, 74 to 76 cents per bus.
Oats, 33 to 34 cents per bus.
Barley 40c. to 42c. per bus.
Peas, 65 to 70 cents per bushel.
Shorts, $20 .t tan.
Bran, $18 per ton.
Flour, $2.25 per owe.
Feed Flour, $1.25 per cwt.
Clover aced $8 to $9 per bus.
Hay, $7 per ton.
Butter, 20 cants per pound.
Eggs 14o a dozen.
Onions 75 Dents per bushel.
Dried Apples 3e. per pound.
Chicken, young, 7c to 8o per lb.
Duoks, 10 cents per lb.
Gce.Se, 10 cents per lt•.
Gaal, $6.75 to $7.
Potatcree 41.10 n ing.
hogs, livewcight, $7.10 .a cwt,
]logs, dressed, $9.50 a cwt,
COLE'S
BAKING POWDER
IS THE BEST
Because it nakes the lightest
whitest and most delicious tea
biscuits and cakes. thus produc-
ing results that cannot be ob-
tained by using any other pow-
der without an occasioual fail.
ute.
Wholosom6 and Nutritious
Because it is a pure CREAM TAR-
TAR BAKING PownEucontaining
no alum phosphates or other ad-
t:'teranta or fillings. Wise cook
will accept no other. Ask for
Golc's Raking Powder
the kind that never fails to please
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Cole's Drug Store
E XETi,R.
- Victoria Miners visited over
Surer ey with friends in London.
W. Dawson, of the Molson's Bank
staff, visited in Waterloo Easter.
The Masters Townsend .of Toron-
to Junot}on, are visiting their sister,
Mrs. (Dr.) •M.Illoy.
Mrs. M. A. Elliott, of Mitchell, ie
visiting her daughter, Mrs. (Dr.) D.
A. Anderson,
Mr. Wesley Spoarin, of St. Marys,
visited his uncles Messrs. Thomss
and G. Marton, Hitt week.
Mrs'. 11.
McCallum t a
nd
cls
uJr'
Midland, are the g ttv» of
DLerea T. 11. McCallum) for `Iaes fend
wreck s.
Among Phe Easter visitors in town
were: Miss Merle Gould, of Myth;
M lud Taylor, Chas. Miners, Percy
Itcndle, Mr. and Mrs, Josh IntwoOJ,
Allan Meyers, London ; Nina Carling
Toronto, \Vinnie Ctrting •ilrantford
I
A . .lfoorc, Si, Marys; Alex Martin,
Toronto : ) reef Hooper, London ;
Arthur Snc11, Melbourne; Net t ie
Walters, Toronto : Frank Deleridge
Ildcrton. Gertrude Anderson, Londor,
John Ott ?
l Ird r
e.
uI Chieclhurst : Marion
Elston,
; Arthur Wood,
London; Mr. and Mrs, S. Itagshaw,
Toronto; Mervin Huston, Milverton:
Orville Godwin, St. Thorne'. Harry
Iluston, Clinton ; .1a1lcs !Ijssel t.
loin ilissctt, itichard llisteelt, Lon-
don ; Edgar \Ve; .cot 1. \Vintrham ;
Wellington
1Cestcott, I'eterlioro.
CASTOR IA
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
CARDING EROS.
NOW DO NOT DALLY WIT1f '1'111S OPPOItTUN
ITY. You'll probably say there is six days in which
to buy and thus far you are right. But you can't buy Tues -
(lay what was sold on Monday and we shall have to say
to you, very sorry, but every one of tLat line was sof
rhea you'll say it's a fraud we didn't have any such line. That
is why wo say conic early and at least convince yourself that
we advertize nothing that we haven't got. What wD 9th to
draw your attention to is those nobby silk waists in cream
and black. This is the second consignment we have re iv
and they are going fast. Our heady -made Cloth- r e-
partinent was never in better shape. Our Doubt' Leeasted
Suits for young mens are very stylish and best quality.
Collars Caps, Shirts, ollar s and Ties, the very newest`
As for shoes we take no back seat from any of them.
The "ASTORIA" shoe is on the top notch.
MILLINERY -In millinery, we have a first class
milliner in the person of Miss Morlock in connection with
our business and will accept produce sante as cash for mil-
linery.
Highest Price Paid for Produce.
CARLSN'c - EROS_
LDOLLAR MAKING
The art of saving money is the art of making
money. To start saving money requires a
deposit of $1.00 only in
The sovereign Bank of 6anh
Deposits of $ 1.00 and upwards received
Interest paid 4 times a year.
Put your money in a place where you can
get it when you want it.
1
CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, IIENSALL, EXETER. ,
JOSEPR SNELL, Manager. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors,
i
MONDAY TIIF. PRICE OF II
reached the high water mark of
year, $7.10 ter 100 lbs. being tt
on the !octal market.
DR. ROLLINS IS HAVING
sale of real estate and household
feet; on Saturday, April 28.
list In another column.
SEE TIIF. NEW STORY NOW
running .in the Times entitled ••
c�lnie too late, or A Man's t Fa
heart," The story is a very int
seting enc.
THE TIMES WISHES TO E
Dress its tlesnks to the many c
respondent!' for their large and
torosting budgets of news, sent
this week.
TILE REV, R. J.• M. I'EIIICINS A
dressed the Epworth League of t
Tames street Methodist church
Tn:eeday evening on 011e subject
"The Resurrection."
MR. THOS, CUDMORE, WI
has been ill for severed weeks, 1
almost recovered, although his cy
give hint considcnttilo trouble. Mo
dry he !went to Landon to consu
a specialist regarding .them.
TIIF. ANNUAL ELECTION OF O
Leers for M►iin street League too
place Tuesday evening when th
tethering were duly elected:I Ho
President, Rev. \Vin, Godwin: fres
dent F. ,1, Wick lair. ; Secretary, Mi
M. Brook ; Trensurer, E. J. Hooper
Corresponding Secretary, Miss
Howard ; Rep. District: Exeoutiv
.Iter•• Wm. Godwin ; Int Vice 1'resi
dcni, C. Endeavor, Mr a. Monroe; 2n1
Vice President, Missionary, Miss Ii.
F'ollick ; 3rd Vicc President, Liter;try.
tiles L. ,lahns: llh Vice I'l ;idem,
`o^ill, ,Miss C. Sweet ; Organist, Miss
M, llorney : Asst, Organist, Miss
Edna 1'ollick.
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ug of rho '1',jialt Mcnlori•,I chur;h
t -;es held in 1 he school hall 011 Mon -
lee evening. The trcasurotee retort
tas read i:howing that the finances
f the church were in ea flourishing
ondition, the receipts for the ye r
'mounting to $1614. Messrs. 'Phos.
latwkinh •111(1 .1. ,l. knight were re:
feet ed wardens and Mr. N. 0. 11ur-
I :e
on was elected cc
I tet
fay a
delegate
he
H
y to
Synod. p•
a 1
y motion
sof the
meet -
ng jbe NII►ry of the rector waft in -
teased $50. The meeting .adjourned
or two weeks when the auditor»'
;Tort
w I
%il be
ere'.he1 c
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NO. 2 STEI'IiEN
The \,view exlmine ii0n9 in the
.'i eh and Sr. IV cl:lsses show the
following results: V.--Itny Bill, 71.
Sr. IV_Lauro Sims, 75; Clsiylon
Rims, 71 : Harbert Mitchell, 71; Olive
King,f7 !-
2• Everett Hams, r9. 'rite
promotions in the lower ()!;seats Orr
as follow;: From Jr. IV to Ar. I\'
Beryl 11i11, 63 : Miry Chambers. 60.;
Frons Ir. IIi to Sr. 111 -Eli Shire
67: Lillian St.hls, 63; Tillie Ed -
w eels, 53 1-2. From Jr. 11 t o Sr. I
if. -Viola Corniele 78: Irving Slahls
57 1-2; (fortrudar King, 50; Andrew
1'1anag111. ThoFe rr.taincvl are n»
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to4Cie 1't• 11.-MyrtLe Sims, ltusscll Mir- 1
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hraw all shout sick-hcczdac;:c5p Suffered 11''
r.ausra of indigestion? Oftea lost your appe-
tite? Been out•o'-sorts time and time again?
Then stuns keep on lima tee exact re rn•
IN cdy- f,rer's Pills. They reek: wrong livers
l F% a�� r171st! All t•ei;tt:'le. Sold for (30 years.
Oil l/ %tsI.,•tuerre,1, Ive� biro 7 u.yzrC,,..
i'><.�i.•TX7ars., s7+15e.:.r ` Ar feet• 'rl cl ," •w► nykMre. Loyal.. 14„A
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F01t 0%F,R N1XII( 1 irAlte
AN 0u, AND tl tct,,LL-T»,Rn Rs1.Rnv.-Mee
Winslow'ssoothing syrup hes been seed for
over rextpr reef,' by mlllore; of mother* for theft
children while teething. wile perfect'uooe+et
It moth°. the child, softens the gums, allays all I
Fern, thee. wind'otle. and 1- he !lest remodff
or itiarrh,r•►. It 1' pleay.ant ;n'he twat*. tl0ld I '
by dr .t. in every ;,;.ri of •he world. es
V111,4 a Tonle. Ito yySlct i. rn,nteuhble, no
sore ami ' s e M' 11•;n•low', t4,roib0DV 1
AyrnDand ..• t kw woo•ter hit4
Success in Baking 'is:
Assured by Using
STflR FLOUR
STAR FLOUR never fails to
give entire satistaction when
used tinder proper conditions,
CORN
We have just got in a car of
American Corn of excellent
quality which we are selling
either ground or whole at rens•
unable prices.
HARVEY BROS.
Merchant Millers
EXETER, ONTARIO.
11
ao IT NOW �-
In Nothing is Delay more clan.
gerous than in Accident and
Sickness Insurance
Get a Policy at. Once fro m
HE EMPIRE
Accident & Surety Company
A Canadian Concern.
W. JOHNS, fluent, Exeter.
THi: T'JIINCiPAL MERCHANTS
OF EXETER HAVE DECIDED TO
CLOSE TiHEiR STORES EVERY
NiGIHT AT 6.30 O'CLOCK EXCEPT
WEDNESDAY AND sATr'TLDAYB.
00 \'OUT! SHOPPING EARLY AND
MAKE A Si1CCESS OF TiiE EARLY
I CLOSING MOVEMENT.
THE '
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ELU SilOW
Our idders generally should bear
in mind the Entire /Stock show to
be held at Ilrucefielrl, on Tuesday
next, under Ilie auspice er the
South Huron Agricultural Society.
This h bad. ' , 1-
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the beet r
it
and
most interesting show of the kind
Byer 11 hu urea.: t,,.: auspices of the
Society. it will be in the interests
of Manion and bull owners t0
bring out their anim Il.,, so a» t0
let the (Irmers and stockmen 40,0
1hee», and it will be to the interests
of stock men and farmer,' to sone
out and inspect for themselves the
animals on exhibitian. The Society
pays $4 for each stenion shown, to
Issist indefrlving (lin eleenses, and
very littera! premiums are offered
for bulls. We expect the' Rh,,w to
,e , greet success the' year. lte-
nctnber that all roach w ill lead to
Bruccfteld on Tuesday nr xt.
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