Exeter Times, 1906-06-28, Page 8S'f'BWART•s
JUST WATCH-
-"iJS
GROW
Thr' plans aro out for another big rtddition'to our big
store -50 x 23 will bo the new addition -in
in '.3 or 4 weeks wo
expect the masons and carpenters to take possession. Dust
and co:thision will then be the order.
BIG BUILDING SALE
\V,. sots t in at once with a Big Building sale. Bargains, yea, Bi
Barg •'r. will be the order. COME expo; ,,ing bargains and you wont be
disappointed.
In every Department we will offer Special Values
ing this lilg Sale.
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT
J:; EX E I k4 R '1' 1 1�1 >~ S, JUNE 2'Sth 19043
10 ADVERTISERS.
Tee copy for changes must be Left
not liter than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestisemeute accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
• Teur•e:day, Jun
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LOCALS
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SC1i001. CLOSES ON '1'lll: :91'11.
MRS. W. BARROWS ANI. IIEH
daughter• Ml:alel, visit�s1 in London
Saturday Ind Sunday.
M1(8. AleCLAY OF811EDDOX W110
vi -it ea Mrs. W. Il.iiiotws for a few
1%ctkc E '1urnrd •I:•o:ut' 1'ri(ety.
Melt. ,IA'1ES 1{0N'1'IIRON OF TOR -
onto 'I,eut Saturday and Sunday the
guw•.t of his Sisinrs Mlrs. coning and
?diet il(•nt.h, on.
Mil. TILOS. OK E 01' KINGS
(tut' took .1 inn up ,herr Friday t
bin Sister elrs• Locke, w ho i
guest at law Central.
0., all ready made Clothing w.' ••.•i11 save you just .'t% per cent on our
regular prices -tiro prices will is .vain just as they are (and goodness
katiee they are low enough 11..,v), and during this sale we will just
tale a special discount of 20per c ent off all your clothing purchases-
311u's Suits, Boys' Suits, M,, ,'s Odd Pouts, Men's Odd Vests, .yen's
Ott- alls, Boys' Knicker Pant Men's Itain•Ceats, Boys' Rain -Coats -
Alt at a Special Discount of : ar Cent.
I(i,t, Beg Bargains in Dry sada of all Kinds. Big, Big Bargains in
Arose Furnishings -Carp.' -, !tugs and Linoleumns, Big Bargains in
Lots and Shoes,
Groceries (-.3.of Our Strong Lines,
Redpath's extra star.:' , .1 granulated sugar 23 lbs. for $1.00 or $4.32
per Intudred. We eel; ;.sdpath's best and nothing else.
During this sale we : fee the biggest Tea value you'll hear of.
1; e, Bieck Japan r•: fixed Tea for 221j c. or 5 pounds for $1.00.
Your money back t this tea is not as represented.
8 tat -s of 5 e. Laun.:ry Soap for 25 c.
* Maple Leaf, Sailor Boy, Golden Net. and Big Fir
q I txs 2C canned Salmon. 4 of the hest brands we know
of your choice tor 121 c. per Tin.
10e. per bottle for the great John Bull Pickle sold all over at 15c.
5.•. for regular IAC. bunch of envelopes, 10a. for regular 15c, writing
pad.
Come out to this great sale. We will
save you money
Bring Along Your BUTTER and EGGS -They are
just as Good as CASH.
J'. A. STEWART
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i JUNE WEDDINGS
Demand Wedding Rings and Wedding Presents.
These are our Specialties. Our 19k Wedding :sings
lu',tr the Qualities that make them correct. The
Prices vary from $3.50 to $12.00.
A visit to the Store inay rurprise you regarding th ny
m
pretty things we have lett, and at tetin a mat
P t; prices too.
Every dollar's north of goods must be sold, to don't delay.
r1ARCHAND,
JEWELER .Sc OPTICIAN,
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N••NNN
SpringPURE Pants GREE\ 2,c, A
, pound at Core's Drug Store.
SEVERAL FRof HERE, ATTEND.
(cd the Sea fort h races Inst rack.
f A 'UMBER OF EX
tctt.k ire r.lie btatreball match of
ton or Crcd'•
Suitingsa� � 't u,rdny,
TIIE lir: V
CANON SMIiT11, OF
f we got in some swells ria i London win 'nnduct the services in
P g . Stas Tr;ritt Mla•rnur>;1 ehurc•h next
8nttings last week. They are' Bund: •,
right up to the moment, t S
j MIItN. (REV.; PERKINS SANG A
Coats are twe inches longer" be%'utiful offertory nt the evening
then last year and the Lapela�!u(1service at the+ Triwitl Memorial
are so much broader and deeper' ohurch Sunday s•wrn;ng.
that you can't help but notice : THE SI'ND,ty SCIf0ol, OF THE
them, J Imes etoed t'hurch will hold their
The Vests are cut with five i annual
y, .Yunic ly lltti.ld Rend on
buttons and the Pants are just I
a little peg toppy,
THE GANG OE TELEPHONE MEN
who wore In Exeter several weeks
They are betimes all r:Rht for "ago, making extensions to the tel -
$15,Jepbone service etre now in Clinton.
$ and $20THE tt•TO CARRYALLWENT
out to Lumley Saturday to take a
end no matter toed of t'icnicers from cheat bur; to
where you go, t he Bend. One of the !sett( ries gave
you can't find anything that
will fit as nice as they do. out when noir Armstrong's on the
Thames; Ro,d. A new one was bent
out :,nd 1tic machin'' rr1uriled to
Exner. t successful run was mule
to Ilensall in the afternoon, the lord
of pleteure seekers ,Loving gone to
the Bend in e.lrria,les.
AT
Mrs.
THE If '
F
8' ti
tct('I i r, of Henson, is visit- t 1A north Oen�diLo f l the Ctown g were
ing ber date Ater, Mfrs, Alf Ilowey. again rude)
Mr. and ;ire. Quos. MicDonnel, of week. % S se interrupted
pof the a day
err
Acneall. vial. ad relotires in town on �rjustice is a huge members
who think
Sunday. Y getting drunk and u', R joke and
Mi s termer attended the Straw.
language
a gurequestedggeist the Int; profane
proper caper,
berry festival at BrinsleS Monday P. K•.y on n chargeof i c.rdr Iy
evening.
conduct. This tt3ashe f dlsc•rticrt-
Mies Rivers, of Buffalo, es risitin[ fence forosecond o1.
at Otto home of her p'arcnts on thr concluded mthattf at Atilt%finettor n
ilbrmes raid. teem in Goderich j,il is n(tesvarp to
Ex('onduetr James Quirk, put •a damper en their enthusiasm
tWingt►tm was in town Monday a ill- et tetd te sire
for rowdyism. gi fen n The qui 1
lag on friend,, ltd to be given until next
+Situr.tay to pay the fines, %%bleb 1
t Kinsman left \f amounted to nbout $4.50 stub, Un-
ites the various stipends are forth-
coming on rho 30th. a thirty day's
"neat ion trill fro forced upon tLe
gentleman, u• I he police Justices aro
very emphatic in stating that row-
dyism 1►as Rot to deet,
W. W. Taman
Merchant Taller.
Mi.. \ins . ontlay
lot ,a six W( 1,' Itrip to t'.arry
Bound .and Wait place s.
Mra. (Dr./ D A. ADderson, of Mtht.
1liicll, nLr in town n few (Iffy• dut
fart t ha wast ne ek railing on frends.
VILLE
o v i s; (
$ .t
IsN E-
Sun -
Anna
m
DONS
bol.
the
ron-
131N-
sday
obin•
on.
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Fr
cam
ra w,
The
the
c. of
A1101 '1' '1'\\'EN9'Y FROM
ter attended thy I11\1 social al
Shiro Monday ';vcniIIK. Mss
Martin took hart in t he progra
THE ENTRANCE EXAMINAT
ate now in progress at dexo fie
The 'romotion exnminitions in
high school 1cp.retitle:sit we r.
eluded Tuesday.
M It. AND MILS. P. .1. E. RO
non of Denver Col. spent Thur
with Mrs. John White. Mr. R
ion formerly lived at Anders
AN EXCITING GAME OF F
ball %:l'1 played at llensatt last
day ,evening between Exeter t
and ltensalls resulting in a el
neither side being ;thio to score.
last time these ttsarns played,
}leu'n11 bays won out by the Fore
3 to 1.
THE MI.MHI?R3 OF LEBANON
Forest Lodge, No. 133, A. F. and A.
M. attended divine service in the
Trivitt Memorial ohurch last Sun-
day afternoon. Rev. F. G. Newton,
of Parkhill, gave a very interesting
discourse on matters pertaining to
the order and ttai Listened attentive-
ly throughout. Visiting brethren
were present from Luaan, Hen -tall
and other places.
TWO OI'' OUR POPOLAR TEACH-
e.rs will be. missing from t heir us-
ual places at the opening of next
tcrm,Miss Anna Marlin end Miss
Jcckell having ,resigned. Miss Mar-
tin will take a course in the Normal
school at Toronto and Miss Jcckcll
intends going to the Normal college
at Ilimilton. Miss McCallum -swill
take Miss Martin's room and Misses
Winona Howard and Millie Martin
will look after the primary depart-
ments.
THE •FOLLOWING IS TAICEN
from the Stratford Herald, and re-
fers to a former resident of Exeter;
"Many friends in t•he city and the
vicinity will be gk;d to (near of the
continued success of Mr. E. W.
Horne. n formcn resident, wthose
father wait one of the pioneer mer-
chants of Stratford. Mr. Horne,
who tomes of good old Irish Flock,
has displayed the versatility and
energy characteristic of the race, and
has been Eo successful in his chosen
profession -broking- that he has
stepped to the front as bank man-
ager, going from Exeter to Milver-
ton and now comes to Stratford to
act in that capacity for the Sover-
eign flank. Mr, Iforne's boyhood
days were spent in Stratford, and he
received his training in the public
schools and Collegiate Institute /tare
TIII: THROWING OF PEPPIsR
in the face of a young lady some
days ngo by some of the young lade
L. II. Dickson ttho %was there in be-
L.forIIs Dicksonse urt otele)n .13a is them n be-
half of 1 h boys asked the J. Ira
to bo lenk•nt with them t his time.
nco(
offense is the
terfn in the re-
form form echoed. and as better behavior
is expected from Lhe boys In the fu-
ture, he recommended that sentence
be suspended, so Deo in case they
commit any more such depredations,
they can be catmint ted on the old
ohnrae. The recommendations; %of
Mr. Dickson were accepted and the
yallowed The public o on suspend-
edt h s become
tired of tolerating t he mischievous
antics of tome of the young lads of
the 1o'.n „nd the council will pos-
sibly be asked to ()199 a by-law' com-
pelling eltildt en unless accompanied
by a parent or guardian, to be in
their homes by pin, o'clock every
night.
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I flow can you think tight
when you have corns to worry
you%
nature'sCorns are
s defend herself attempt
rimettl •
I
friction on some p.att of the foot.
lust two things you trust do
to
be ( cure(\--renrnve the cause
cf the friction incl remote the
turn with
• Howey's Corn Cure •
•
Keep Your Feet
Off Your Mind.
Both simple and easy, The rete-
ddoes betis ticient er t
tt c
r ot kthan than all Itt oth-
er remedies do with all their
hurt' Cures bald end soft corns
bunions. callouses, etc. Seldom
faits. If it does -your money
brick. 2.5e. a bottle. 81,1(1 only
Howey's Drug Store
one door south
of Post Office horse 50.
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BIG
4 THE OLD RELIABLE
• The Canning factory seems to bo all the talk of the
town just now and a good thing it is. Let us have a can-
• ning factory or any other' in(lustry that will improve our Con-
dition. S'11ne say. Oh, the cost! well wo can't have these
things without cost. There are those who will pour cold
water on any and everything but pleased to say they art of
the few.
BOYS' SHIRTS Men's Straw Hats khat
About
Carliug
Of beautiful fine Straw Fedora
or Sailor shape, Silk Bands, worth
Made of best. English Print war-
raut el fast Cul•rts, Cully attached,
worth
75c for 50c.
Silk Underskirts
Mute of Pure Silk Taffeta very
bright finish, full Flounce, frilled,
all sizes, Worth
$6 for $3.99
i
$1 for 89c.
VIIME
Silk Waists
Ladies' Silk Waists, made of
pure Jap Wash Bilk, nicely tucked
and trimmed with fine Val Inser-
tion in Black, and White, all sizes,
worth
$3.50 for $2.50
SNELL & ROWE
thotne from Windsor.
Moss Maude J(okell has returned ! Market Report. -The following Is
'
Mr. Al. Moore, of St. Marys, was
In town Sunday calling on friends,
Mr. T. M. Cooper White, of Wind-
sor, is the guest of his grandmother,
MIrs. John White.
Mrs. Ilyndtnan returned tiffs week
(nom London, mittens :sloe spent a
couple of weeks visiting.
MIr .Geo Ilnyley, of London
in town the foreprart of the
renewing acquainlanout
Mr. W. J. IIaa.pol) took a r
from comp Saturday evening, s
ing Sundry with his family.
Mr. F. W. Gl ydnran left M
for Toronto, where he will join
Gladm•en, %oho is holidaying tb
Quito a number of Exelerites at-
tended the annual picnic of 8. 8. No.
2 Thames Road last Friday.
The annual Sunday School and
Congregational picnic of the Truitt
Memorial ohurch will be held at
Grand Bend on Thursday. July 5th.
Mr. Thomas. N. Miller, of P
burg, Pa., was the guest of his
sin, Mrs. Jahn \Vhite, the fore
of the. week. Mr. Miller !eft
needay for Muskoka, tw•here he
rusticate for sereral 1%e-eks, be
returning to Pittsburg.
Mr. rind Airs. A. E. ltodgert,
cornpanicd by \Irs. - tt'urdon,
Cromarty. Mr. James Hamilton
Staffa, and Miss Jessie Ilatnil
teacher of the Thames Raid se ,
twee next Monday for the North-
west for .an extended trip.
the
port of Exeter markets, cor-
rected up *to Juni, 28tth.
\\'bent, 80 to 83 cents; per bus.
Barley 42 to 45 cents pct bus.
Peas, GO to 65 cents per bushel.
Shorts, $20 a tan.
Flour, $2.25 per cwt
Ot,ts, 37 to 38 ,dents tier bus.
Bran, $17 per tar
Nay, e6 to $8 per ton.
• Potatoes, '?Sc. per bag.
Win o r Feed Flour, $1.25 per cwt.
week Clover seed, $7 to $8.50 per bus.
Butter, 17e. per pound.
un up Eggs, 18 aunts per dozen.
vend -
Coal. $8.75 per ton.
j Hogs, dressed. $0.50 a cwt.
onday Hogs• liveweight. $7.30 a cwt.
etre.
ere.
ti tiara Roa�
To Trdvel
i t t s-
cou- l is the one oyer
Ved-
part which you pass with tender feet
will If your feet trouble you
fare If they get tired
It they prespire
'i`-
of If the flesh Is tender
b�;`. Foot -Ease
ONLY TIIIIEE DAIS MORE IF
you want to be among the June
brides.
THE NEW I'LATF. GLASS TO
replace the one broken in J. A.
Stewart's store, by come boys
while pl.yin,t hill a few weeks ago,
arrived last llhursdiy and was put in
position orl S:'turd.ay.
THE PUBLIC MEETING CALLED
for l:jet Friday evening to discuss the
matter of submitting a by-law to
loon the ('-utning company .810,000
brought out a targe attendance, ev-
ery available seat in the Council-
ob.a►uber being occupied. Mr. Edge.
Combe, wio has had a number of
years of practical experience ill he
business, was first introduced by
Reeve A. Q. Jlobler, Mr. Edge-
comb;r stated 1110. he was not a
public
lquestio s putt to'him out n the sub-
ject. Ile thought a canning factory
tvoutd Ira paying industry for Exe-
ter, us /ea thought the surrounding
country iy suit.thle for tht. raising
oC stuff which is used by running
factor cs.
A number of ern/leeriest spoke far-
or.ably of the (•rojucf. Mir. T. 11.1
.
IcCallum. %virile In 1•or of a
ning factor can
Y here, %:1s incJincd to
believe that the sum of $5000 sbould
be a sufficient loin and spoke for
some time on that point. 8. M. San -
dors olid .he was unable to tell %%•hat
revenue would :,.•erne front such an
industry. but 'hie experience in
traveling round the country
showed him that other such plants
Maned to be revenue producing a f.
fairs and could son no reison tt by a
plant established here, if run proper-
ly, could not giro like results. Mr.
Joseph Stell, T. Il. flirting, C. H.
sanders %and others stroke along sim-
ilar lines. At the close of the meet-
ing ite-re Dottier risked those who
'ire in favor of submitting n by-law
lawa originally intended, and with afc%
jxccplton., everybody seemed ready none =o.
aalaiinous in favor of such u 1 THE SYNOD
scheme.
nd
keep the feet cool and comefortable
and
se sation sotroublesome allayill ofen troubat l ne in
hot weather.
Price 25 Cents a Box.
Prepared and for Sale only at,
COLE'S
DRUG STORE
THE WOMEN'S MiSSiOXARY SO-
c:sty of litre James street ohurch
t ook the prognatn at the Epworth
Lcnguc on Tuesday evening.
-THE FOLLOWING FROM THE
Brussels Post might ire interesting
and u'efal to some of our readers: -
We :are nskcd this urek by a de-
linquent subscriber• why wo kept on
rending tee ,aper after It had ex-
pired. Every weekly newspaper in
in towns of this size are forced to
do this. Should we stop subscrip-
(ions when time expires, tine times
out of ten LIan
us ca colli„ ember would give
(15 his c .down" for insinuating 8
Hein east�it was not goon. Bather
t
Heinhonesty to , ,,''flection against tlto
subscriber to pay a t
small debt, it is next to a necessity h
for ., ,house paper to continue rend. t
ing t hr. viper after the time Isis ex- I t
pircd. It is not ncccssary for
city daily dailies or weeklies to fol. }d
low this 11110, as their subscribers in
five at a distance .and are not per. ;nt
sonar friends as is true Ilse with a $1.1
a'
of )ority of our subscribers. Ou; $1
aubseribers Hhould deem 11 an honor TI
to know that we do not doubt their Ir
integrity, .and continue to send them
\w '
the paper ;after the time hid expired. th
Should Lor d
1 any
sire Y ra .
their
continued they should notify 05 dl9i tl1
Bros. Store?
Bre never had a finer stock of goods than we have to-
day. Our Sumner Goods are up-to-date, of the very best
quality and the newest styles. Our goods are a guarantee
that we always keep the best. Wo have a few of
oice
Waists left both in Silk and Lawn, Gloves, I-foisery, those Corsets,
full assortment. Highest price for produce. Butter 19e.
Eggs 16e. Give us a call and we will use you right.
CABLING 1E3Rp8.
One Dollar Starts
the ball
it. you are lbe ter off thanou the who earns rn a small ea larger saland save ary and
spends all of it. Take out
A Deposit Book with Us
thernanlwh oit; an is thrifty and saves; independent
credit inalwaterestSquNart-
erly on Savings Accounts.
the Sover6Iun Bank 01 Gala
Put your Money in a place where you can get it when you
want it.
CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, HENSALL,
EXETER.
JOSEPH SNELL, Manager. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors
Western Real Estate
Exchange, 1:«.:a..a
Limited,
78 Uundas St., -London
Hare you a farm that you want
to sell/ Write for our terms of sel-
ling proporty. We have the roost
complete method of adsert;iein.; and
Benin; property in Canada. Do you t
want to buy a farm or business
property in any part of Ontario/)
Send for our list. We have rorne1
bargains,
STORM
PROTECTION
retost to msrlitstockfromwid, is buildings
the
Palmier months, A policy in
THE HURON
WEATHER INSURANCE i
Mutual Company will give you prolce.
tion, and a policy costa only a few .lo!• J
!area year.
Roger Northcott, Esq., President, Hay 1'. o• i
.7. Kellerman, Est., wiee•President, Dashwood.
DI R ECTORA ,
Silas Ilrokcnahire, 2retlilon; C. ti. Perkins, Exeter
Henry Raw, Drysdale; A, G. Smillie, ilensall; W. T.
Caldwell, Ilensall; Chas. Monteith, names ;load;
Win. It iattler, Znri.•h.
.c r jour nearest director or write for particulars
to ELLER, Secretary, Zurich.
Reliable Agents wanting territory should write at
Once t.r
(;, HOLTZMA , ricncral Agent, Zurich.
8, HARDY, Agent at Exeter,
for elispos.11, and will be taken caro
of in the usu11 manner. Wilmot H.
waisJ'nd recently appointed seers•
a'Y-treasurer, twill in all probabi}-
y be confirmed in the position by
he synod. This was the biggest sub -
et to be disposed by Lhe synod. and
Ire discussion tasted 1 he whole of
he afternoon session.
The aubiect of domestic and tore -
n missions wos before the synod in
(be evening. The M. 8. C. Comp -
y report showed that the sum of
0.611.78 tors rained in 11105, being
.021.44 mote than the previous year
portion of the grand total eon•
Ira
by he Diocese of Iluron
r
;'+ $1!,80.,.8.1, being $P31.03 rnyrc.
an 9 •e
1 t year. r
1 but t
�l 3 J ..
t= 0 less s
1
sta
Tan
tot,. C'non Cody. of Toronto, im-
esscd on those handling flee funds
• nceessityt for• ,nndin, I be amount
the
V•
n's.
r
ion in the %V
est .
c
.t
9
early
possible.
r
)le accrued the pdrn of
k of interest 10 tc,e work, and nese
(d flet 'e condition of the
telt w.ie eminently prosperous
•=mit to elite if t•
r
ry n.ve not r,l-
u
The matter was a , Net OF LonTHEdon
last
week :ria
of r
b Huron
brevet: r
on
met
in
p =i.
n.and
council of
o nilt a
C1 s
Incot
frog and twcck
discussed. p was e iernoon after
.Ind a
r tt
It r .
►p t c
u r 1 Inc
rl a
p I
sd
S (t
decided to instruct t he d clerk to •
1 .n,rt fly drscus�nn l he pro os'
I� It � teen
pr
tl
to
lit
ertto.h.,, K`Hi.a ,s' char e Chu
t ° d on!
c in agreement drafted, one of Tuesday t!
rticltabcingthat the con(>'+nytre•e 1that the fonds of tie. Dio- and flattering.
1 out 1 man t'
Bolt ti re teen far t% Lie!) W pact into the ,y►tdvrtof `750,000,g session
he loan is In b^ At else niornin Mr. Jfof.
gircn, that the goon
thew Wilson. E. C., introduced a
t urn the n an toabout
a e
amount due the corporation be paid funds will company w1s rote( down. The
out of the purchase money. fee main in Ore hands (►f
Land and Sue- rvision Corern`tte
Cause ,o
i*Headache
attrwa�
17t.lr, .3. awmar. OM'1.-J'f--1..1+fT.•�.:,'i JJlw�i.2
r r rn:;it Ic;:k aei! alter t c.)nditio;t
of year liver aril hev.•.is, t'r,iss there
k (1) ly mien cf Of: hovels. foisonons
products are absorbed, c: t:ring head-
aches, hilioutness, names, dyspepsia.
Ayer's Pills are genuine liver pills.
ire use ,e ,erns t we
be finesse sl au ar s. e.
mesol slinlit protesting 'against a 1
the adventisly and JeDay Att giving
ile,res on Sundt Ns s►Kcis! pand
a telegram eentytlo the Government.
was p +snd and
A mrnion for Government tn-
ship on the liquor tree stinn was
strongly ot'po,ed iti debit(' and %vas
t%ithdru,.
Die BUTLER, OI' LONDON, WILL
I.. Lord•
he 1t the ()Antral If 01
tft.r,.1.,5•, July 16. 006, ; r'1t,?
m.. to 5 p. tmrrrt
• nd Throat eorastll r Eye'
la tree 1 talion. Eyes' cd end
glasses supplied.
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STAR
FLOUR
touches the top notch in quality
and invariably yields the best
results in baking. The demand
for a good Family Flour is frilly
met by STAR FLOUR.
WANTED
hwhich we will pay highest Smarr
ket prices.
HARVEY BROS.
Merchant Millers
EXETER, ONTARIO.
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1 DOMINION DAY
Between all Stations,
GOING JUNE 29, 30,
JULY 1st and 2nd
RETURNING JULY :3rd,
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Summer
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School open all summer, individual
instruction by expert Stenographers
and Bookke
tively guaranteed every graduate,
epers. A situation posi-
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