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STJ WART'S
SETTING
EADY
POI FALL
NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY
.lust in direct fionl rhe Old Land
New lahrioleumns 2 3 and 4 yards wide
New Wool Rugs all sizes
New Tapestry Rugs all sizes
New Door and Piano Rugs
New Tapestry Curtains
New Dress Goods all kinds
New Dress Trimmings
Swell Range
Yes, Early Fall Stock is all here Ready for YOU
We have just placed in stock a Lovely Lot of 108 -piece
Dinner Setts direct from the Pottery in England, the values
will 2.) to 25 per cent below regular prices. Will you
drop <t at ud see them.
Bring along all Your Produce, It's just as
Good as Gold,
S. A. S'2'MW.A3R'T
11
On the merit of their performances alone are
we willing to have them judged. Simplicity of
constructloo�,, combined with a skill in manu-
facture. wl")ich is the inheritance of genera-
tions, make
good time keepers and
consequently comfortable watches to carry.
Their efficiency is assured by a guarantee which enables
the owner to have any constructional defect remedied free of
charge by the nearest agent in any part of the world. They
are not made in grades which cannot be fully guaranteed.
All Kinds of Repair- Jeweler &
ing done Here Mr6una Optician.
GOOD
CLOTHIN
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LOCALS 1
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Itey .Goin
-. - -__ - Itf ed. K N holida)'in; nt the
i Mrs. Holloway, of Wingl,.•ttn, is
1)o not let, all the (food Chances pass. visit ing ihcr another, Mrs. Welsh..
ou, it you aro likely to need a new • , V is
s•Tot tis 'Cr'doker, of Oi taw.",Suit during the next six months, you 's t 11e "est of her aunt, Mrs, Johns,
Will ite doing youself a favor by getting ! Mr. fico. ,Iloskins, of I3nantford, 1/
it. now.
spending ha .liolidaya with his par.
cots.
'.1r. :'rank Tom, of Toledo, is
ending tris vacation with his lea-
nt our Special Discount of tilts There.
TWENTY PER r`I;�TT, A slumber from Exeter took in the
1 1. 0. 0. 't'. excursion to Sirn:a p',
$t t ttrdny,
Mr. Lorne Fror, of Detroit it nt
Try to fit a can into a really- 1$t“cnt 'the guest of his parents nt
telae Suit, we make the Suit 1
the parsonage.
to Fat the \Inn ;end to fit him t •lt T le i -Stiesuest R Monett
trs. ( London. nnda
;as if it wcte his own Suit -not :file Bonthron,
.a is)rrntved one. if You want
to hive the reputation of be- CHARLES AND 1,OT7•IE DENNIS,
ing a correct dresser ht sJS do of Arkonn, sprat n feta. dive in town
the Tailoirsig for you, and gqnu (Inst week, visiting friwndq.
will ever he sure of goods eta. Mrs. Edward Graham, of Goderich,
terials good r'it. Special work• I and Miter ida Graham, of Cleveland
manship and perfect finish. visited Mrs. C. Lindenfeld a few days
I last "oek,
\\••' are pleased to note by the
j• W. �a*uan I Atrent! ,rd Expositor that Miss Martha
(''srliinq a gradtt:atn of the Exeter
i i h aR been sucresefnf in p*Qeing
MetrcMeant Tailor. 1 Part Two, Rentor Teachers' F.xauth
aliens,•
Take Advantage
WE DON'T
Ej EX E T E R 'L' t M E S, AUGUST 16th 1904
Miss 51..y ltive s e i. t .- (j2116; ia;
Clinton last week,
:Miss Edith Liddiou-tt, of London,
has •r (turned 'home after a pleasant
visit with Miss Lela Gould.
\I•. J. J. McKay ;sad .on of in•
troit are visiting 31i-. and Alit. Dun-
can 3IcKay pt the north end.
31r. and Mrs .l\-, J. St at h. ui o -e
attending tlsc Bakers' convention b'-
ing •held at London this wver•k,
Mr. R. Crocker, of It. 1. Lovell
Company Toronto, is (pending his
holidays with his parents here.
Mr. V. 'Hardy, of Regina, whet has
bey!' ill for biome time. is visiting
at the 'borne of his parents, Mr and
Mrs ,L. 'lardy.
'rho summer holidays in 11ra
rural districts, mitt come to an end
t his week. School4 open foe t Le
f ill •tel m, Monday.
Mr. Thomas Ilartnoll, is the dele-
tele,: from Plymouth Lodge S. 0.
E. t:.o ,the Griarid I, dge in session at
Olrathain 'this week.
Dir. George Horton leaves for the
west 'tomorrow night to work on
his farm at Moulton. Leo klatch
ford will "coompnay him.
Mrs. S. 'Merrifield, of Meaford;
who teas 11he guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Gidlcy last week. left for
her home Monday morning.
Mr. Drtvis Gardiner who was ap-
pointed "manager sof the Exeter Can-
ning (Company deft Friday for King-
ston, to tnlake arrangements to move
his family here.
Mr. land airs. Geor{,•c. Hawkins 're
turned Thursday evening from their
ivetlding trip 10 New York and other
points and have taken up their re-
sidence 'on IJuron street,
ltev. Milly,ard, of Luckrlow, for-
morly 'pastor of the .Main St, church
spent Saturday in town renewing ac
quoinhanoc's, before going to the
EARTHE OLD RELIABLE
Selling Off at Very Low Prices.
Women's Night Gowns
Made of Beautiful Cambric nicely
trimwed with Torchoa Lace and In-
sertion to match, regular value 81.50
for $1.13.
Women's Night Gowns
Made of excellent quality Cotton
Lace and Embroidery trimming worth
$1,75 for $1.25
Women's Corset Covers
Ilade of fine Lonsdale Cotton em-
broidered and Lsce Trimmings regu-
lar value 35 cents for 25 cents.
White Underskirts
Four only lVhite Underskirts love-
ly flue cotton full flounce fine etnbroid-
ery insertion around flounce worth
$1 '2.' for tyl cents•
Four only white underskirts of fine
Cambric beautifully evade and trim-
med worth $1 75 for $1.'.',!).
15c Stockings for 10c
Five dozen 1Vomen's Black Cotton
Stockings guaranteed fast dye sizes Si
9,9i for 10 cente per pair.
Black Underskirts
Two dozen Ladies' Black Sateen Un-
derskirts beautiful quality full flounce
shirred and frilled worth $1.35 foa $t.
New Tweed Skirts
Very pretty showing of new Tweed
Skirts in latest styles a very fine col-
lection at $5 each.
New Fall Dress Goods Daily Arriving
Buy Pure Pickling Spices
We sell nothing but the best. All our Spices are guaranteed pure,
XXX White Wine Vinegar fcr 40 cents a gallon.
Bend, to as„end .:r ,,eek'n vacation.I SN ELL & ROW E
Mr. John J. Knight, ticket .a..ent
G .T.'11. left Monday evening on his
vacation. He will take a trip to
the northwest and visit his brother
Fred ;at Yorkton, a portion of the
time.
Mrs .N. 0. Ifurdon left Monday
morning for England to visit the
scenes of cher childhood. Mrs. Ilur-
don's mother. Mrs. Jeckell is vis-
iting over there and will return with
Mrs. Iiurdon.
Union cervices were held Sunday
by 'the +Goners.z<aGems of the Pres-
byterian rind Main Street churches.
In 'rise 'morning Rev. Fahr preached
in 'the Presbyterian church and in
the evening occupied his own pul-
pit .in the Main Street +church.
Mrs, Roger Cnocker and son, who
h.,ve Wort visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Crocker, for several weeks,
leave ta- marrow 'for London, where
she will visit her sister, Mrs. Adol
phos 'Evens, and will return to Tor
onto the beginning of :next week.
One day fall week, while nt work
the 'Elimville drain, Mr. August
Guhr.athe contractor ,dredged up the
horn of an elk. The horn is well
preserved rind measures nearly four
feet In length, card hie seven pron4s,
The horn was buried in the ground
about two feet.
A very pretty wedding was solem-
nized at riven oclock Saturday at
Ilensall, when Miss ]Manche, daugh-
ter of Mr and Mrs. George Petty
was married to Mr. J. Lorne Scott,
Accountant sof the Sovereign nat)k.
Exeter. In the'ansenco ori Rcv. Doh -
cry, kite ceremony was performed by
Prof. Burgess, of the Western Uni-
versity. London. After n wedding
breakfast .was served, Mr. and Mrs.
Soot t took st he enrly train for a
trip to Hamilton, Toronto and other
places. After their return they will
reside on Ann Street.
Miss ida Cottle had n runaway ac-
cident Saturday morning, but beyond
a few bruises and a slight shaking
up was uninjured. She had 'taken
her mother iand Miss Heatnan, of
London, up to Kipl,en to t:ak$' the
I. 0. 0. F. excursion train to Sarnia
and wan ;returning home when the
accident occurred. The horse took
fright nt something atop; :the road-
side, 'and turned around upsetting
the ibug y end throwing Mists Cottle
into She ditch. The animal roan to-
wards Kippen end was captured a
mile notlh u.f stensall. The buggy
was 11ot injured,
'Keep pl out 'of the paper' uv 'rhe
tarp (which i he reweyaver publishers
daily decor. To oblige 'often costs Don
sidena hie, .1 hough tlhe party who
mnkcs tthe ;request thinks the grant-
ing scarcely worth saying "th:.nk
You" for. A 'newspaper is a peculi-
ar 1 hi ng 'in t he public's eye. The
news-tr,) herer os stormed at 1se-
cnuse be gets hold of one item and
is 'abused because 110 (1 c5 not get
anot bor. Young men and often
young 'women ,as well as older per-
sons. ix+rform acts which become
legitimate items for publication and
1 hen mush h to the newspaper attics
and !beg 'the editor not to not ici the
escapade. The next dray they con-
demn rhe Fame paper for not having
published another hearty tout{( the
a,tno'thing they were ;tuilty of, for-
getting 'apparently lhcir late visit to
the printing office.
Y$PEP$I
Are You Troubled With
Indigestion, Heartburn
Oft-_ _
Sour Stomach
if ro YOU are 'list the person we
want to meet. We,have a remedy
a little better than the ordinary.
No rash experiment but a Scienti-
fic Certainty.
This prepar, t', '• 1 .' _ hilted a
great many a,.. ,.o .touht it will
help YOU.
Big Relief for Small Price of I
50 Cents a Bottle.
t
MR. LUTHER PENHALE LEFT
Tuesday for Frobisher, Man.
MISS BARNES, OF TORONTO, IS
visiting at Mr. It. Ked�ly's Huron -
dale.
MRS. '1MORLOCI: AND MASS MARY
are visiting Mrs. harry Buckingham.
in London,
NIRS. THOMAS •n. ELLIOT AND
son •Eldred ,*}to were visiting in Ber-
lin, have ;returned home.
THE VOTERS LiSTS FOR THE
township of Usborne for 1900 taro
out and contain 780 voters.
TIir. WHEAT THiS YEAR 18 ]'ROI
pounced exceptionally good, borne of 1
it testing 62 to 66 pounds 'to Oat
bushel.
THE ENGLISH BOWLERS, \1'1101
ar'e Souring Canada, will be the
guests of the Clinton bowlers, nest
Saturday.
MONDAY WAS THE LAST DAY 1
to ;snake 'appeals on the voter's lists,
for 1906, and Clerk Joseph Senior,
was ;handed several of them.
THE SPECIAL TRAIN CONTAIN
ing the 21st. Essex Regiment passed
1lrrough there Thursday night, after
ti ev(ek's outing nt Godcricb.
M1(. LEONARD McTAGGART, OF
Exeter North, leas offered to the
Exeter Oanning and Preserving Co.
a free elle for the factory, 'either
on Main Si rcet nt ;the north Rend of
the town, or by the river.
TIIE STRATFORD IIEitALI) 11A8
issued, tin connection with the Old
Boys' Ile -union, n 2.1 -page Murano.
ted sedition of the Old Boys', Harald.
It is copiously illustnatcvl with pho-1
tos lof former end present residents(
of Stratford.
Mit. L. L. FOLLICK, OF ST.,
Af'arys, .a••ho has just returned from:
a alrip jo Edmonton, spent Sunday
and Monday with 'relatives here and
at 'the ]lend, Miss ,stable who was;
holid:uying there met urned with Waal
to St. Marys, Monday evening.
THE MEM1iERS OF TIIE TL61F.8j
staff desire to express to
Mr. 1'. II. Tartan their ap.t
preciction def his kindness in pro -I
renting them with a bag of.'the most+
luscious ilia/vest ripples we ever eaw,l
We intended 4,aving some made in-'
to pies, but they aa:.re 'asci goal to
keep.
MR. S. POPPLEeTONE, MLYTiI
presenting 'fllytL Lrxlge I. O. 0. lr,I
I'eterbor•o 'last week, made+ an ..x
re
at
cellent showing sin the Irun for .riff- -��__
ice of (r:'n4 Warden b^.ing .(.bird in
:a field of 17rtst irints. No doubt Mr. We pay the Highest Cash Pri
I'oplestone, if 'he (allows 1154 name for poultry of all kinds. Live
to elle presented again, will secure the
rnur.l, coveted (office. ! dressed :;(rite for prices a
SAMUEL STURGEON, ONI'. OP • particulars. Mention this pap
the t rio of Elizabeth Bradley's as-' The Canada Poultry' & Pro(lu
siilants near Kincardine last week t Co. Limitcdl Stratford Ont.
w.is aoaplur(..l near Walkerton last I ' ,
Monday by Constable HotIgin4, of �
Kincardine. The ot her two nten
co„(wine•': in thr' crime Nei) and blur- MIs::. .1 %NIES WOOL) VISITED
dock McLe'>,I, rote still at Inrg, friends its Detroit over Sunday.
Sturgeon was identified by the girl. MIs. It. A. CRANSTON, 01'' CItOM-
A Tltl n
OirT IN TTiI: \\'OOhB AND rIY is visiting this week at the
rloug 11 he a;ver (sank, ':V .a ids:hs:ant ' mins,,
one Ito take, nt this lime of 1he year. T11F MISSES M1AItCIHAND, WHO
The young lids have toilet rurted a were visiting in Berlin, have return -
very !respectable looking dam, mak- 4.1 home.
ing wafer deep enouilt for �a zood MR, 'EDWIN JONES OF EXETEII
swimming weal. On,t•hc dam the [M.vs I his 'told his seven acsres to lir. John
have 'const rur.ted) a minkature wet • t Jatrrot t.
cr-wheel, and the banks ,.,side the
pool, t•+laow• b • t e' i\11tS (•. fi\ I:L1
1 Market Report.-Tbe following is
the report of Exeter markets, mar -
metre] up to August 15tJt,
Wheat, 68 to 70 cents per bushel.
Earley 38 to 40 cents per bus.
Peas 58 to 60
Oats 28 to 30
Shorts, $22 a ton.
Flour, $2.25 per cwt.
Bran, $17 per ton
:Gay, $6 to $8 per ton.
Potatoes, 75c. per bag.
Feed Flour, $1.25 per cwt.
Clover seed, $7 to $8.50 per bus.
flutter, 18 cents per pound.
Eggs, 16 cents per dozen.
Coil, $6.75 per ton.
flogs, dressed $11.50 her cut.
(togs, Iivisve. ht $7.40 per owt.
UMMER WANJS
FOOT -EASE
A True Foot Comfort
MELISSA BALM
A Toilet necessity for Tan
and Sunburn.
Wild Strawberru Compound
A Pafe end effective reme-
dy for re'axed conditions
of the bowels.
EVERYTHING FOR PICKLING
SPICES
That will wake your pickles just
a little nicer than your neighbors
if von hay them at COLE'S DRUG
STORE where you wilt always
find z pure, fresh and complete
st ick.
Bottle and Sealing Wax,
PARAFFiNE
(',uth9 .a so 1 'nllgtt ICINGS
.�I.I. SIZES AT
:1T
COLE'S DRUG STORE
1
POULTRY WANTED
A bright penny will please a child but you must not
think of giving a man a penny. The idea then of offering
man or woman a PENNY Ba113E to draw their custom, yet
that is just \\'hitt is offered when a reputed dollar article is
marked 99 cents, A penny Bait is a small
thing to go fishing for custom
with (but how many will bite) too shall for a large fi�'hl and
quite too small for US. Our motto `11 worth for $1" and we
live up to it and we are not going to lower our standtl
cent's worth. We give a premium in the qua4ity r
goods, that's worth more than a cent's worth of chewing
gum. We have just received in stock a choice Line of
FALL and WINTER
DRESS GOODS
ranging in price 20, 40, 50, 75, $1, $1.25 and $1.50. Nobby
Goods, Up-to-date in
Her Ladyship Tailor-made Skirts
which have no Equal in the Trade. Come early before they
are picked over.
CALLING BIOS.
BUSINESS
BANKU.NO
tacil!}ate the (3(!tapatt:h oft h � !
red tape.
.15
fit o.f CourervaI1
mike for sormdlf�.f,� irtrd
t�llltkif� :ware.
The Sovere � n DaUk
o: at
CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETER,
JOSEPIi SNELL, Manager. GLADMAN & STA NBURY, So lir re
Western Real Estate me have placed on the mar-
ket a nese brand of flour
78 Dundas St., London
Have you :r farm t hat you want
to twill Write for our terms of sel-
ling property. We have the most
complete method of advertising and
scala; property in Oanada. Do you
want to buy a farm or business
property in any part of Ontariot
Send for our diet. We have some
ba r Gains.
GRAND TRUNK SYs EM
$l2FIRM IABORERSS12
TO
hite Seal
This is a choice Manitoba Pat-
ent, fully equal to the output
of the large mills, and costs
only $2.40 per hundred, If
you prefer Pure Manitoba ttour
try "WHITE SEAL," it will
please you.
Repairing over, we are once
more in a position to supply
the needs of our customers.
We Soll;it your (meting and
Choppiug patronage.
MANITOBA and 1 HARVEY BROS.
ASSINIBOIAI
GOING
August 14th EXETER, ONTARIO.
Merchant Millers
From all motives sant h of line 1', i -
CCr� onto to Sarnia, It Stratfnr'1 in-
cr.
' ShorthandOr c luting 'CoronG'gust 17th
From station Toronto to Sarnia
h it tell tie, worn Mrs. Joh,. Jarrof is afterltspet dling u
0
ap}a+,ranee, 5)hat 41M boyo have been
enjoying 'their holidays. few we,ks in Tononlo.
IfClitos is ONE or' Tin,: GREAT, b11t. AND MRS. .ronN CIIAItL-
est'apple producing counties, but the ton 'alk' Mrs. Mers1►a11 will leave Fri
crop •1 hi. v(car is only considered fair. d')' for Ilse northwest.
On the whole the quality is good. JIISS .1f•:\SIE MURRAY Rle•
The'faldwin 'i. a light yield iso are turned 3101,41'
spies end Tw,•,,, ) evening niter visi-
y-snare. Kings and ting ref.atia•ee in tlurteesvillc.
Bendavis rare Cerly plentiful; Rus-
sets acre a full rrop, and I.reening. Aif18, It. E. ATIJMPI! AND F',1:f.
the best crop probably of all, Snows ily of Berlin, ore the guest(+ of Mr.
of *Wool riIli liry ore Fearer, as usual. and Mrs. Arnold Morehand.
Ei.rly apples are a gr.r1 crop. Af MRS. MILLINER AND DAI'G11.
ler a oruple of 'off" years. the Du ler (Tarn, of Toronto, are visiting
chess 1s ngain very plentiful. Mrs. Milliner's sister. Mr.. ,lave
THE LAWN Sultan. pl;
eocisu AND CON.
cert given •on Wednesday evcnina of 31104. 101N \\'lllTr: AFfF:R
last week an the itrotory grounds sn^n'linu •:a couple of ple-•i. nr wei ks
by Ate Ladies of the Tr; vitt :;elver- visiting in Toronto return...) home
CON -
oriel (hnrch tv.ae a f, ghly Rutter., \iond,,y eweninq.
ful nff•,ir. :Ir. N. Dyer Burden was 11159 LIRA QUANCE, LEVI SAT-
ch�Irm,,n and he expressed the hear. urlay ;morning for Landon, to as.
ty thank. of the ladies of tha guild, list on Rett in; 'ready for the millin-
for ( he liberal patronage' accorded le y openings.
I
The 1,neeri•al :[ale Qunr(etle :[RS. HARMS AND DAUGHTER,
of London, gave lmveral eeleotions, of N.ipink.4, Min., who hare been eis-
and eves well received. The Exeter iting air. and Mrs. James Willie,
bind was present and enlivened the left Monday for their fame, Miss
rereedings. Rcv;(. E. A. Pant and
Collins gave addresses. Refresh- I Carrie firemen (c the
[hem
rr'nti '-we're erryed, and wit! remain in tine �vret for Qomc
time.
' HOWEY'S Drug Store n
via Stratford and all stations north I FALL, ':`ERM at the
and (laud well Junction.
August 22nd
From Tarnnto aid stations east to
Kingston inclusive and all stations
north thereof, also from stations I
north of Toronto and Cardwell j
thereof
except nor ( rt In of Toronto
won
W siness
�e
g�
Ito Dundee Street, London
COMMENCES
4th and loth Sept.
We teach an advanced
system of Shorthand and
make a speciality of each
pupil.
Junction.
Spew Arraens for Rama!
Secure tickets at 0. T. It. Offices.
J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Ticket Agent
J. 0. McDONALD,
District i'assenger Agent, Toronto
iIAVE ANY OF OL'lt i(fiADElt
who have taken a(troll doer t1
river towards the cemetery rnisse
a geed old Iandtn trkf if you hay
not my elderly friend y. ••ar eye mus
have become dim, or''',►a Verba
sormwfuf ( bought Ir s occupied you
nearmind when drawing near God'
Acre," as my younger friend
Perh:ipmm
4 os person of lire oppo-
j WM. C. COO, C. S,
s,
!Shorthand
pet ANi)
Typewriting
site Mx gnas so wholly abvrsrbed you
(it tent ions •Hoot you (volt rev north
ing rise, But nevertheless not with
standing, moreso ver »ow the old
elm tree 'bets fallen. 115 mighty
limbo, thole that rem:a%n are level
with mother (.'raft and the tree
which has withstood. winter's ter-
rific storms for s hundred years
and more fell before a strong sum
1fl(r• wind. \\'h't recollection% dnee
that tree bring hark to In my of usl
liow many of our folk have bilked
no•'ath its (hate in "The geti.d old
summer a ime" er in spring with rod
in bind d oppcd the alluring hilt to
the finny tribe in the deep wafer-
hole at its roots. A)el Aye land how
mnny'hive bathed their in the good
(4.1 .1.1 v., gone by. Geed- I))e old tree
grid -bye.
Principal.
r Thr following is a partial list of the
firms engagin • our graduate stenogre-
- pliers within the past few days:
SV, J (lege & Co., Toronto
ilarritter Vanstnne, 1Vingham
Cottain Seed Co , London
Marks Electric Co., Detroit.
Mo,aarch Typewriter Co., Toronto
C[IMff N BUSINESS ME
"Affiliated with Winghatn Ilnsi-
I ness College."
OPENS UPI 3M.
• Drop a postal for idformation to
Boo. Spotton Principal