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4i1kLE EX ETER TIMES, AUGUST 2nd 190+3
STI3WART'S
UILDING SALE
Yes, the Big Building Sale is still on. It's a
Regular Hummer.
20 Per Cent Discount off =t l Rtad v • )lade Clothing still
holds good. Yes, Boys' Suits go at the same Discount.
ANEW LOT
We have just opened a New Lot of Early Fall Tweed Dress
Goods, Mostly in Tweed Mixtures. Here are 'L few
of the Leaders.
75 Cents Per Yard
Fur very swell New Tweed Dyes: Goods, lovely (;t•ey whit oyer -
tear of delicate Green or Mauve.
75 Cents Per Yard
Fora new Grey Tweed with Twist overcheck of delicate Green,
1 I le or Mauve.
65 Cents Per Yard
For a very pretty new Tweed Dress, goods in broken check -effect.
$1.00 Per Yard
Not the Swellest rweed Dress Goods, you'll likely see this season.
Lovely shades of Green, Brown, and Grey with just the faintest
t., ee• of delicate Mauve, Green and Blue.
98 Cents
49 Cents
A BIG JOB LOT
We have a table of White Shirt Waists, regular selling
price was $1.25 to $2,50, You take your pick for 98 cents.
Your choice of a lot of White Shirt Waists regular price
was 73 cents to $1, Conte quick and pick s good one for
49 cents.
Butter and Eggs are as good as Cash. We
are open for any Quantity.
J. A. STEWART
GOOD
CLOTHING
TO ADVERTISERS.
The copy for changes must be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestisetnents accepted up to noon
\Vednesdav of each week.
THURSDAY, JULY 26T1i, 1906
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LOCALS
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Mr. and Mrs. 1'hos Coward spent
a couple of %wccks nt G'nand Bend.
Miss A. .Morlock is spending •s va-
c•'ltion at Grand Meld.
(Herbert Sou thcot t is ruseieet ing
at Grind. Bond this week.
Miss elerthe Women, of London,
t:1 visiting her Fister, Mrs. Cottle.
Mrs. I'cnhels', of St. Thomas, is
visiting her 11oi1 Mr. Gcor,;c I'enhtic.
Mrs. Marchand returned }sonic
front Buffalo on Thursday last.
Mr. Chris. E;tcret t. of Sarnia. is the
guest of Mr, end Mrs. John Snell.
Mrs. Fred Keyes and little daugh-
ter .rro spending it couple of weeks
at Grind Bend.
The Misses Milroy, of London, ere
the guests of their cousins, •tho Mee
ses Weekes
Mirs. T. M. Kay has returned from
J. pleasant visit with friends in De-
t roil.
Miss E. I'enh-ile, of Vancouver, is
renewing n.cgt><sintanoes in Exeter
and vicinity.
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Il.lndford
I)o not let all the Good Chances pass spent the forepart of •this► week at
ou, if you are likely to need a new fraud Bend (.Irk.
S
uit during the next six months, you Mrs. W. ilotwcy ,and f tinily hlve
will be doing youself a favor by getting turned f rom a t wo weeks' outing nt
know. t he Bend.
For prize lists and information
%write the Western (''slur Offi'ee, Lon-
don Ontario.
Take Advantage
of our Special Discount of The cement bridge on the 9th eon,
TWRNTY PER CENT. ' lust south of the will:lt;t'-is two oom-
plelcd.
Mrs. J. G. Jones and family ore
spending pt few %weeks in 1 heir cot -
Try to fit a Man into a really- ('K -ie nt Grind Bend.
made Suit, we make the Suit Mrs. C. .1. elurely, of Luc.1n, ens
to Fit the Man and to fit him the guest of 1s(•r uncle, Mr. .1. Es -
as if it were his own Suit -not sc'r.v, Eden, on Staidly.
a borrowed one. if You want Miss Effie &1twos, of Ni,g1r1 on-
to have the reputation of be- the -Lake, is ,visiting her friend,
ing a correct dresser let I'$ do Miss Ref tie Essory, of Eden,
the Tailoirng for you, and you Miss May Acheson tet breed home
will ever be RIIre of good Jia- on friday after two weeks' pie ,s-
teri:Ils► gond Fit. Special Work- ant Vie. tt ion 11 St . Thomas.
utanship and perfect finish.
WE DON'T
W. W. Taman
Merchant Teltior.
Mrs. rowel! end Miss COCA Powell
have !aliened to the Bend after two
week's spent at their house here,
\tr. liowi rd Powell returned to
Toronto. on Mondry rifler a pleas-
ant holiday tit his home here,
Mt s. (tat hetet. of Corrie. and Miss
Mrs. (l)r.) L. Gill and t%wo sons, Jeyes, of Varn1, were guests of
of Gibsonburg. Ohio. are trisitinz her their brother, Mr. Fred Keyes, over
kwrtcnts, Mr. ;Ind Mrs. Thomas Greg- Sunday.tory. Miss L1ura Gregory, L.'1dy Sup- NI- E. Elliot t. atrO(11p,ITi%td by her
erintendent of one of the large hos- neie•.', 11;•8 1Taar1 Monrr. is ri.iting
bit'tl., •11 Toren ei. Ohi+tt, is nloo spend. rtlair% ri at lExcter. -- \l'inglt-im
log ,i spurt vacation with her per- intoes.
snot 'ttor % Miss Gregory has just re- Mr. Chas. (&idbolt, \l. Clark, L.
turned from a pleasant visit wit!! Fletolltcer•, W. ('lark, T. Fl^leiter, and
tet brothers, :Messrs. 3. A. and W. 11. Ballantyne sptent Sunday at the
A. -It i;a t t kford, N. W. T. Bend.
M rti..1oh11 \V iii tt , sr., left On TueM.
day for rt short visit with her friend
Mr.. Iiootle. 40 Murray street, 111.
urtto.
Mrs, Will (toss ttnd I:I tit .laut;l►tc r
Ilcl.•n, of Toronto. visited witlt i'Ir.
and NIr+. D. .1. Ross during the past
week.
NMisss Edna ))ow, brr:k-keeper with
Jones & Clark, leaves (o -d iv (Thurs-
day for !.t visit tvith freettis in De-
troit.
Nlrs. Thomc,s (Mil's, (.f \V tt.ertewn,
N. .1., acr•oulprutied by t1i,.r t_'rand-
411llghs,'r, iy visithe Messrs,
Lukor, of town,
Mr. J. Torrance who leer they pest
few yec,.ry has held the position of
teacher in Usborne to., accepted t
situation Is teachor :►t Girvin, &ask.
NI r. . n'1 Mrs. John Borden and
family. of It,idgttot%'n, 11e vi..sitin,
fernier's parents, Mr. end Mrs.
Jos..: :1 lk'.wden.
Miss Floss ' Taylor, e.tk,1:idy with
Chapman & Co., Londigi, is spend-
ing a t Iwo weeks' va•c•7ticn at her
holm hors.
Miss hetet, en, of 1Blenheim, and
Miss Gerry are visiting friends in
Exotc.r for a few days. - Mitahcll
Rt -corder.
M r. Warren H.o'e, of Cloquet,
1111111.. arrived 'home on Saturday fior
short v:tc.'tjell 11 (11 his real s,
Mr. :and Nlrs. 1). A. 1toss.
Mrs. Harry ('arsons and Miss Han-
nah Parsons, (:f Iondon, left Sat-
ur(l•ty morning Io visit friends in
Chicago fur it WI) weeks.
1tepr'cs(•nl :,ties farmers at tending
\Vinniiwg f -lir state that reports of
(1lmage by rust orizinated largely
by ns•'rket manipulators.
Mr. .lo:+"nll Senior ;and family,
Ms-. and Mrs. Jas. Grieve •end son
Latimor, ;inti Mrs. Chas. Senior, of
'loronto, tare spending a couple of
we+t+kr1 tat Grand Bend.
hiss (.rant of Thornyhurst, s+:stcr
of Mrs. (Bev.) .1. S. Henderson, and
Miss Wood visited Mrs. '1'. Kcrnick
of Exeter Nortlt (luring .the . past
week.
Atr•. - arid Mrs. 'I'. II. Fol 1iek and
daughter. Lilletn, of Niar,ara, stent
a fe tv(Layy i)sere wit It lir. E. A. Fol -
a fete days here with Dir, E. A. Fol -
they will spend 80111e time.
Mrs. J. A. Stewart and family,
Mrs, W. J. 'hetmen and son. Clyde,
who have been enjoying t t wsn weeks
vacation 111 N1 rss, Powell's cottage al
• (:r.:srid Bend, h.avc returned home.
Nl i's. 1' of frn_in, of Brantford, who
is visiting For Asters, Mrs. Turn-
bull and Airs. Beavers, of Farquhar,
spent Monday in town calling on
friends.
1)r. and Mrs. Albert McCallum, of
Crestline, Ohio, who have been visit-
ing .Mrs. McCallum'a mother, Mrs.
Ale:clock, left on Tuesday to visit
friends in London before returning
home.
On Tuesday morning of Inst week
Mrs. li:t,triok partly plssted sway at
her }some St. Marys lifter :t brief
illness of typhoid fewer. 1)ec lniserl
was in 4ie,r 83 year, and was one of
the oldest Land most esteetnod resi-
dents of tit. Marys.
Mr, one Mrs. Frank Gill left Tues-
day morning for a visit with Mr.
Gill's daughter, Mrs. 'Theo, Sweet, lit
St. (':It11.1rines. Air. Sweet has sold
out his iirug business in St. Cath-
a.rines and :expects to leave shortly
for the west.
'Mrs. Tait .has returned to town of -
tor a pleasant visit twi.th }ler cdaugh-
tor, Mrs. Lammie, of Detroit, and
Mrs. E. Idownrd. of Sarnia. Mrs.
Ilowoiud :accompanied her mother and
will seend i t short time Isere with
rti�l.ttives,
1'OST CARDS GALORE AT HOW-
ey's [)rug .Store. Come early and
get your choice.
MISS EDITII iIEERS SANG A
very pleasing solo in James street
church on Sunday evening.
For dry, 4,1►tcked 1i VS, or r',ugli
skin, use ler, Shoot►'s Green Slice.
It positively makes 1 ips and skin like
velvet. Sold by W. t3, ll(•twcy.
MR. \WILLIAM WOOD, OF LON-
don, hos er,Id his f.:I•rrn of 100 'acres,
No. 12, on 1Jto lith c, .n., Ustlsrrne,
to Mr. Wru. Ford, tat I:lint%'iIk.
Till' FAMILY OF NIB. T. 11. CAIt-
ling, who ))1ve been spendin, the
past ttwo weeks at Grand (lend re-
turned )tome• on Tuesd ty,
DR. ANi)ERSON ITAS SOLD 1115
oott'go at Grand fiend to Messrs. \V•
Stoneman rind A. .1. iilotwes, of Mit-
chell.
SACRAMENTAL SERVICES \VILL
be held in 110 M1„11 street and James
street MetliOaist churches on Huntley
morning next.
Till; STRATI'ORi) ANI) I'ERTiI
Co. Old Boys' Re -union will take
p1 Ice on Saturday, August 4. to Sat-
urday August Lith, A zrand time
11 expected
TIIE MANY FRIEN(A9 OF MRS.
John McLaughlin will be pleaieel to
know thlt site is limiest fully re-
covered front her recent savers acci-
dent.
THE FOLLOWING \VAS ACCI-
dentally omitted from the 11. 8. En-
t mitres list published last %week. This
name hos come to tis later : No. .i,
Stephen, Thomas Penh Ile, 412 marks.
TIIE NIA\Y FiIIENI)5 Il I'.
will syrtlp'it.hize with Mr. and Mrs.
Irl Andrew, of Elirnvillc, in the
Farmers fiu6oUoo
Keep Flies off your ('ows and
Horses with Zenolettm.
Directions
Mix zenoieutn, 1 quart
Raw Linseed 0112 quarte
Boiling Water 20 qu.trts
Use with sprayer. en or cloth.
This costs 01:1• 1' 15 cents a
gallon to make. I,t►letim is sold in
tins at 30c, 90c and $1.b() For Sale by
W. S. Howey Phm, B'
Chemist and Druggist
EXETER, ONT.
Remnant
aie
Remnants of Dress Goods.
Remnants of Muslins.
Remnants of Silks.
Remnants of Prints.
Remnants of Bleached Cotton.
Remnants of Towelings
Remnants of Embroidery
Remnants of Laces
Remnants of Ribbons
Remnants of Art Muslins
All the above named Remnants are Placed
out for Quick Selling.
SNELL & ROWED
the death of their little sou, Mer-
vyn which occurred an Monday last,
MR. W. '1I. LEVETT WITH (IIS
,strtt►loyees. pitcuiced r►t .Grand Bend
on Thursday 'last. A capital title is
reported. much credit being due Mr.
Levitt for she plc'ocyant (lay at 'the
Ilend.
A NEW ('LATE GLASS FRONT
is this week being put in C'ore's Dru;
store, which adds very much to the
apI)ol tlnce of 'the block of stores,
all now keying been ?replaced with
plate glass windows.
Mit. JOHN TAYLOR, EXETER
North, haring lost a number of
cattle. while out in sc,a;rch for there
one day last wcsek, had his leg se-
verely bitten by a dog. The wound
has been givin Mr. Taylor sour^
t rouble,
Market Report. -The following is
the report of Exeter markets. cor-
rected up to August 2nd.
Whaat, 70 to 72 cents p,ar bushel.
Barley 42 to 45 cents pet bus.
Peas, 60 to 65 dents per bushel.
Shorts, $22 a ton.
Flour, $2.25 per cwt.
Oats, 34 to 35 cents per 'ilu�hel.
Bran, $17 per ton
Hey, $6 to $8 per ton.
Potatoes, 75c. per bag.
Feed Flour, $1.25 per cwt.
Clovorr seed. $7 to $8.50 per bus.
Butter, 18 cents per pound.
Eggs, 16 cents per dozen.
Coal, $6.75 per ton.
(logs, dressed. $12.00 per owl,
llogs, 1iv'eweeeht. $7.70 oer owl,
'AIIse ANNA MARTIN PLEASANT_
ly enterteirted a number of young
lady friends to text ,on Friday after -
ME NE Meal irfin
noon lust in li,onor of her cousin, •
Miss M. -5:entire of Itegin•a, N. \V, '1'.,
tt•110 with her mother, Mrs. Martini
are guests at the manse.
(OUNTEIRFEIT TWENTY I'IVE
vent levees .are t,n circulation in Tor-
onto. 'Pricy aro .dated 1901 and are
an excellent imitation of the genu-
ine coin, ;but their sound is Ir.
VOTE FOR TIIE BY-LAW AND
PROMOTE TIIE BEST INTERESTS)
OF OUR VILLAGE.
The Exeter Gun Club, (The Huron
Indents). have had a beautiful silver
modal constructed which will be shot BEEF
for trach alternate Thursday even- IRON IND WINEing oommencine next Thursday even_ Dundas St., London
Beef Iron and Wine
Has the blood -building virtue
and is considered to be one of
the most energetic blood emb-
ers and vital restoratives, thus
a most certain means of invig-
oration in general debility.
The Greatest of All Tonics
THE .OLD RELIABLE
The Old Reliable established in business in the year
1862, are still in business although many have been the
changes since then. We may say there isn't ono in business
that was in at that time but ourselves. but still holding .he
fort, for uprightness and square dealing.
This week we are offering big bargains in all l:nes oa
Sutnniel' Goods. In those White Blouses that we had such
a good season in. to clear the balance out, we are offering
thein at very low prices. $1.25 for $1, $1.50 for $1.25, $2.25
for $1.75, and $3 for $2.50, etc. Choice Lot of Linen
Towels 20 cent for 15 cents. A Lot of Dress Goods that we
will sell cheap to clear. Ready-made Clothing, will allow
20 Per Cent discount in order to make room for our Fall
Goods. We also have a lot of Boots and Shoes in Men's,
Women's and Children's that we will give 25 per cent dis-
count to clear them out.
Butter 1g Cents, Eggs 16 Cents.
CARLING E3ROS.
1
Foreign Banking Service:
TNS •at.,w .r,
Mt•
4
?MISS • .raw
•• ALL SP .N C .. • •
lire t'rlt•Itit 'tr 'mills connections al The
So er•'1un ii.:_lk 0r c;iiiitdU give importers,
Lxi: isms 1.1A1 lihtiut:a'tt;rrr5 exceptional
ie;• titin quirk add satisfactory
Gispich 01 toreljii bu,iaess.
I e•. ec, , air; c. aha c ab, e 1 r,r nsiers total
u/
ti„ :4"1' ; , (.,;1� . of (► mill telt,! Trail
( 1 . , .(. :.e'# '.a - fir: • ,t%, ♦ ,,'t i . h” e, Drafts issued
c1it.! ?cane ':1 / ' i rales.
The Sova e
ICREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETER.
JOSEPH SNELL, Manager. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solis trs
,
Western Real Estate
Exchange, Limited.
reg, August 2ud. The medill is now
on exhibition in Mr. 8. Fit ton's twin_
dow.
MISS CORA CANN IFAS I1ESIGN-
ed her position ran saleslady in the
store of Mr, J. A. Stewart, with: a
view of germ; to the Nort h%ve,it,
Miss Cann Icft for St. Cat herines on
Tuesday to visit with 1rionds and
will return to Exeter before leaving
for the west.
IREPOIR'I'S OF 'i'IIF. EXAMiNA-
tion lists helve been published at var-
ious centres in Ontario, rind 81 far
as known at present, the (two Strat-
ford girls who ween the scholersbip,
.hisses L. (Holmes end \Vieille Mason, __
have headed the province ria well its — - -
the county of Porth, Making 91 per TO-DA,Y, (THURSDAY) CIVIC
cent of the rn1 rks .ohl •linlille, lioli(1:1y
iN A 1ti'NAWAY ACCiDENT i\ 8ubecribe for TIED: TIMES. 40
cents till the end of the year.
Miss \\'ickl►1rt1, cifler a pleasant
visit wit h her friends, t he Misses
Cobblvdick, returned to her home in
L'e'ant forth on Men•lay,
liA\VKINS - IiltO\VNiNG - ON
Tiiurs,kly morning. July 261h, 1906,
a very quiet wedding w:L•( wolenln-
ize,t at Main street :Methodist church THREE COURSES
when Miss 1'.va i1rownintr, second
d iughter of 3. W. Ilrownine, M. I).,
and Mr. George A. Hawkins were
united in nl:lrriage, the ceremony
icing (►e.rformed by t he p tstor. the
Revs E. A. Voir. The bride, who was
given :iway by hr.r fit her. Was dress -
cit in a travelling suit of ch:in paiznc
cloth end eel rose hat. Only the Gio. Spotton Principal
THE NEW LAW AFFECTING intmcdi,�sfe rn('nsf>krrs n[ both bride
the► alllaries of rural s.c}►n�l te.aelts'rs x11,1 groon► leers present. After the.
dotocsrrnot .*n intra opr•�rnt:0n until '1111.1-- ceremony Mr. quo) Mrs. 1i iwkins left - -- -
at of .1►nu•try next. The in-
creased totwnahip [era nts will hire on the 8.30 .1 .tn. train for a trip "tic of the 1 fixable property '''1 the Tornnte►, Montrell. Buffalo, New public school stih►prrrters in the rec-
to be levied this year, however. eft- York and otter places. On their re- tion is at least 5200,000; (le $450
ing the ehoot boors to ,opportunity turn 1hey trill take up their resi_ whore such .assessed v:clue i" at least
to improve 't lir Cte0nrnmo,lat ion and ,k nc, in ilr. 11 row Hill A150,000 but Tests t bin 200,tt0t) ; (r)
cquiotn nt of :(110)4r vele-sets with the g's cosy co!- I X100 tw)asor:' sur( :,s.('s,e.1 1'1I11C 15 nt
tags on the corner of Huron :►nil
('xt r:t income Tor this year. \Villi ire streets which has l,e(,,1 rill Io,ste $I1)0,00)1 but I''ss than $150,000;
Mr. Arthur clicking, of T.enrhin, fitted up for the young couple. Both . (4) •''1'' I tw.here s.ttch ,tayesses,l vain
Eng., is on business 4', nett. d with iri,1)' Ind Groom have always lined is '.ia I( 191 Z�i0,0(►ft, but less th.l
the build/nig of a traction line from here and have y friends here � 100,000. And$300 to ever
tn.1 n , " . ' y desist
St. Mary. (o London. Mr. ilickin • well as elsewhere, who ant reac.ht'r, whatever such assessed
t- ,� join in wish- t.,,ltt(, 19.
is ,:1 n1emb.-r of the syndieete which ing there in ,nv vr, Irs of wedded kep-
is to iirrine' th." undeetekin )i�, t'in4144. ,
u' ! :\ \T:\\' 4)i�:! 11Tt'1'!?lt}:,-T\fiTEAI
his tscen fiver the proposed routeit::ARI)T\(3 THE NEW LAW of letving the usual spec:.►( attrac-
For a run down, fatigued and
listless constitution. You can-
not take it without becoming
at once conscious of renewed
strength and energy.
What It Has Done for Others, It
Will Do for You. TRY IT.
Get the Best in Lzrge 50 cent Bottles
AT
COLE'S DRUG STORE
St. ;l1 ►rys on Saturday last .lies<.
Stole, of Minnesota, was internally
seriously injured, in driving down
the hill on Station street t he halt
in t he. w)ifflet rep broke end the
horse r''n away throwing its nccu-
pant s out. Others in the rig were
not injured.
WOME\S' 1�5'I'i't(t'1'h.. - THE
\\'orlien's Ins)11111e till hold their
rct'ul ,r
in! :'I in. .►n Tuestliy, Au,;.
7th, instetd of friday, the .ird, :It
3 o'clock in Senior's 11 Ill. A full
attendance is requested to dee:de the
eucstion of }living a flower show. -
Miss 111114, Pres.; Mrs. Hastings,
Sec.
have you a farm that you want
to (,ell,' Write for our terms of set -
lin; property. \\'e have the rnost
complete method of advc%rtisin3 and
twain z property in Canada. Do you
want to
property
Send for
harzaina.
buy a faun or business
in any part of Ontario?
our fiat. \\'e have eotne
GLINTON
130S106Ss College
(ntlfliattti with ttinrhan,
OPENS
September 3rd
McKay siacK
Preparatory
Shorthand and
'Typewriting, and
Commercial
n
lied is well pleo4,l with the outicr,,k, , T („
(le1lln� with the_ sauciest. of schn�l i ttc►ns, suo.h %1v seeedeng eonteet4. Or.
Mr, A. i'.. \\'etch, who is prorntr►tin4 te.'irhrra the s. at the South Buren Fall Show tet be
1 1:::' rated, says the St. Marys Conn, t 11 utpP s.'trs it h nddi-
y tion t o 1 h( Fllnl ►rovkte;I t►y the tK'ld at 1•.xetrr c,n Moo&v and Tuert-
cil t,nl 1111/less men are keen to (tott•nship cnunri1 feeverds ('1e11 teach- (ley, i'wpt(In ' 17th nrt,l ls(t1)., the
have the (told built, rend it is staid !Or's RAlary, she trustees of every directors (,f '114' Stephen nil i'.lssorne
the town is willing to saubsaribe tor rnre.l ,_, ,_,.. shall, in Ebcitty. svhts always fu' .►.sh the s►pre•
-
i•11 ot(mei ons have 4',:id(d on Nome-
tlsing entirely new .sed novel for
this year. Tir'y h•1we mole an lir- t
:rtingetnent twitlt th, ('inuclion Ly -
mum nuc1 Entortainnte'nt llurrtstu, in
•1 1 acne more teachers than One, at least . �'ffilstti,on with the Awl-icnn Ly-' SIIORTIIAND
Hotel (he first Friday of c+tch month. (lee sum he, inlftermentioned, ceum Union, of B hesetc r, N. Y„ to '
sub -
e50,000 of str.rtk. The fot.al olpiI11- ' - . .., .. ear,
caw`. 1 . 11jy
e50.000
iz1l }on twill h^ Q},0Ofl,lltltl, s IoretnIirpr rnent,on(d
annually, niter the ('xpiret eon of the
-+- - ; current euend.•tr �•c Ir, to the !tach-
ier here
I)13. OVENS EYE AND EAR SUR- the %% i oip'tIPrteache is ^r,lywhere and there
germ, will bo at the Com meroi. l
}fours,
0-30 a. m. to 4.30 p. m. Glass -1 jest only f o a porno/1,r l,oni t ,
rr-
es properly fitted and diseases of eye., duction in .e::so the whole year's
ear ;itid receee tr11. d.
1 rich•+y, August101104 hNext visit ell -ley toes not b�ecrn,ne (1114', that is
August to tris :-(i) $500 whore the issessed
W#1NTW
Wheat anUDarI6ij
The mill will be shut down
the last half of July undergo-
ing repairs. Before closing
we will put in a large stock of
Flour and Feed
and will be in a position to
supply our customers with
what they require.
HARVEY BROS.
Merchant Millers
EXETER, ONTARIO•
THE HO[IDAY 8E8ON
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Now is the time to get away from
the worries of business life and
spend a few weeks in the High-
lands of Ontario or take a trip
through the Eastern resorts to the
Sea Side, which is one of the most
delightful and popular trips.
Tourist Tickets are on sale daily
to all resorts.
J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Ticket Agent
J. D. McDONALD,
District Passenger Agent, Toronto
ummer
School
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will t►4iy on i)0 grounds .luring the
',iternoon of Ttu'sday. and giv• one School open all summer, Individual
of their p.opule r entcrtni•nmen t s in ' instruction Stenographers
tile. Opine) House the same evening. land Bookkeepersby.expert A sitltation posi-
This :s a ncww deittbrt ore in the right Lively gli*tanteed PYPry graduate.
direction, end ie one which, ee cirri
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lit n heavy expense awl the enter.
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BOOKKEEPIN(I
olive of tire+ directors Mimic t►e
belted up by tills p ooille a ho, by
lending their lei tronaee 'I 11 .,id the ...is.
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roci(%1p child seders reel 1 It sure to
t lserneeltre•. Principal.
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