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Tilling Ladies who are interested
what it proper in the matter of
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Ow mammies. latest type faces. We
lNm bane them ready is a few hours.
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Call Up Phone No. 31
If you love azy orders fur print.
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y -e will be pleased to funk after you:
wants.
THIRTY-FOUlt'i'll YEAR -NO 1719
EXETER, JNT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST :1rd 1906,
JOHN WHITE & Sons
JONES & CLARKS'
Phone No. 32.
CUT PRICES
OWN
Ladies' Cravenette
Rain -Coats
A good chance to secure a Bargain in a very usefu
article. Having a number of Rain Coats in Stock, broken
lines with cply one or two sizes left. We wish to clear them
ant and in order to do so have reduced them to remarkably
low prices.
These are three-quarter and full length coats in Dark
Grey, Fawn and Olive shades. Following is a list of the
reductions.
Lines that were $5.25 for $3.25
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6.75 for 4.00
9.00 for 4.50
10.00 for 6.00
11.00 for 9.00
New Fall Jackets
We have received our first shipment of New Fall and
Winter Jackets and will be pleased to show them to early
Customers,
New Fall Goods in every department. Dress Goods,
'wed Coatings, Men's Snitings, Wrapperetts and Staple
,Gdods.
Chicken weighing 2 1=2 lbs. 10c per poun
live weight
Old Hens 7c per pound live weight
Ducks 10c per pound dressed
JONES & CLAR
Headquarters for the Celebrate] W. E. Sanford Clothin
FAItQ11IIAR
Mr. •.cud Mrs. Alex. Turnbull. Mr.
Mr. :stn} Mrs. Simon l)ampbeli at-
tended the circus in London last
1'h ur•sday.
A number from lure te.ok in the
Circus in Stratford last Wednesday.
{acv, Dr. Potts preached rlolucnt
:nuns in the Presbyterian Church
.on Sunday lust it being the fiunday
school anniversary of the Bethany)
School. Tho tea -meeting on Mon-
day night was well nttcnded but
many ocoro kept home to the in-
clement wen ther.
lir, William Stewart, Left on
Thursday last for Iteginn.
Miss J. A. htamilton who lens fxrn
*pending his holidays with friends in
Manitoba returned to ro(unte her
duties as t.sicher of N. S. No. 2 on
Monday.
Miss 1414ated \1. Gardiner who has
axon eng3.3ed to teach I'luetown
reboot began on Monday last.
The fatnilies of the Turnbull con -
motion picniceal eat Grund Bend on
Tuesday,
fDABfrC.U.IAIL .
Lan the 1M KW You Han Alta Bot,ght
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Mr. C. Finkboicncr, It. Mci'co, J
O'Rourke and Louie/ Fahner Icf
on F►iday feat for the west.
1h. Wing, J. A. Breen and S. J
Switzer nttcnded the circus in Lon-
don last week.
Miss E. A. Weston who has been
spending her holiektys nt her home
in Oliver returned Inst eek to se-
tons her (Julies es teacher here.
A few of our sports 'Wend taking
in the Fair in Toronto next week.
N i Switzer ie un the sick list this
week.
The nitc;t of the farmers itt this
viein:ty have finished their het -vest
seed thresling is now the .order of
the day.
Mies Dl r.y Seiko. or. went to London
last` week where .he hoes scoured a
posit ion.
Mr. ..nd Dara. John hall, of 1)e-
trrrit, called on friends here lost
811w-dlr.
Mr. William Mason of \\'oadhaut,
swot a few days tore Inst stock.
'slims Norah Koegh. of i)etroit, is
spending ie few days nt her tome.
Od1111TOrt. =AIL.
Bar. as 11r Kind Yoa KaN AMgs B11�t
Bipeatu. //•� _ !.
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Reduction
Sale Now Going On
We are slaking big discounts on ITp•to-Unite
Ready-made Clothing Dress Goods
Carpets Crockery Wall Papers
Lace Curtains Summer Underwear
Butter and Eggs as Good as Cash.
11fl AT?T1 lir (T_sgtr ..►:__a_
Locals Bobier in Limelight•
WANTED. -Apprentices to barn,
resemaking. Apply to Miss Tom
o ver Sdell & Rowe's store.
!die. flurry Statham. of Acton, is
visiting lire. J. N. Howard for a few
weeks.
Miss Maty Snell left Monday for
Toronto to attend ,the millinery
openings.
Mrs. Balls null two children vis-
ited friends in Seaforth on Sunday
and Monday.
Several Exeterites intend laking in
the eexcureion to Cobalt from Port
Huron today.
i Mr. Geo. Hill returned Friday ut-
ter a pleasant visit with his sons,
Wm. and Fred Hill, Toronto.
\VILL 11E1tly PLAYED, A COIt-
cnet nolo ut the James direct Lea-
gue Tuesday evening which w.••ts
i;roatly tlppreeiated.
Inspector J. E. Tont end family, .of
Godcrich, left Friday for their home
attar a ploesant visit with 'Air.
and Mrs. James Tont.
miss AM:tudo Kernick, Of South
River, who was visiting friends in
town for a couple of weeks, re-
turned to her home Tuesday morn-
ing.
AIR. JOHN llUikTER RAST A
valuable horse last Friday evening
the animal • falling dead while a
couple of young men, to whom Ito
had loaned it. wore returning home
from tato ball game at Crediton.
A 'Mistlake.-A sunt of money was
paid ht one of the stores in mistake
for 'a n:nualler sum. Owner can Alava
same iby proving properly and pay-
ing 'for .this cad. Apply nt Times Of.
rice. Exeter, - •
'stir's Lillian Jones, who has even
the past few years here with he
grandmother. Mrs. Edward Jones
leaves to -day (Thursday) for Toe
Ire, Kangas, whore she will remai
for some tine WW1 Mr. and Mrs. It
R. Nelson. Mr. Nelson was :t for
nor resident of Exeter.
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AN ENTEIti'RISING FIt;M
The firth of Conner Bros. ma-
chinists, lave an industry which the
town ,,hould be prooud of and the
members of 1 he firm congratulated
for their ?uibitiren.
Three years ago they came here
from Woodstock, where they' Par-
ried on a general repeir busincSR.
They felt oonfident ttrast Exeter was
in need of a brininess of this kind,
and opened up a shop in (he old
storehouse on the old market Fite.
As this building was not us to their
requirements they decided to move
to the quarters they now occupy at
tae corner of Main and Gidlcy
s tore t s.
Both members of the firm are ,ef
an inventive turn of mind and have
now several patents for fnr?1Iinery
they have invented.
One invention for which they se-
cured patents end afterwards sold
for a snug sum is the Cyclone Foot
Power Grinder. This grinder is a
labor sowing dev;cc and lass found a
reedy elle.
Another inventian which these
energ•alic ntachini9ts II ave con-
s( ructed is 0 reversible riding plow,
for which they have secured patents,
and utter giving it a fair. lest they
will possibly go 1nloo the manufac-
ture of theta. The plow was tested
last week on Mr. \Willett's f:erm
Louden dolt end tall hough `•tate
ground was dry :out hard, the plow
wo• ked +cry successfully, with only
a two ,averse tel The reversible
plow is 1 new improvement in this
locality, rend eve far as wo know is
the first reversible riding plow ever
constructed. • Briefly the plow con- '
sisl s 1.1 a double ce•n( re cast ing with
the land .ides sitting nt n•ieht ant-
ics ,so 11•e1 when .'ne plow it in (lel 1e
ground Alto laud side of the of her is
in a rhnriz.ontal position, and as the
plows frevolwe eon a extension of 1110
be :ern, a single le Ver swings 0110
plow out of oler''1t"tti end brings the
Is it a Case of Presumption
Or is There a `'Nigger"
in The Fence.
It appeers that Reeve A. Q. no -
bier, aside from trying to get Itis
automobile to running shape. has
enough trouble to put the
average •ratan inside the dippy house
in a few weeks.
Last Friday le took his machine to
Mitchell with a load IA Kirkton
ball pkayers. 1tnd had experiences
there with it That were enough to
crake anyone say things that are
not taught from the pulpit.
All the while Bailiff Eilber, of
Zurioh, was in town armed +villi s
warrant for the Were, clargine him
with getting mixed in his accounts
with the Davies fucking Company,
of li:u•riston to the extent of $1.1.74.
As the auto was not put info rout -
mission again until Saturday Mr.
]Dottier did not arrive home u11111- - -- - - -- -- -
late Saturd:ty nicht. and Bailiff Ell-
e Furnish Their Homes
RTtfST LFINDS
A SAFE AND BIG PAYING INVESTMENT
If you have any idea of investing in western Lands
write US. We have a large list of choice lands in
all the best districts.
If you have land you wish to sell write us and if your
land is good and price right we will find a buyer for
you.
No difference whether you want a quarter section
(160 acres) or 10,000 acres, we can supply you.
Pickard, Gundy & CO
Canada Life Building, Winnipeg
tiff Either had gone home to await
y un ttc
ease filling the duties imt>oscd up_
the sunrise of Monday arning -
on hful
um,
Bobier Alas at the r,tatjon when
Mr. Either arrived on the scene, and
after the usual reading, the two
gentlemen went to J. P. AfeKey'e
residence, where the reeve was ar-
reigned and bail to the amount of
$500 given.
The reasons given by Mr. Dome
seem to be palpable ones. with more
smoke than fire behind the scenes,
According to him on July 39r,, he
pt.r chased 36hogs tr;tAi differen
.re and not having a carload
sent them to his piggery to feed
week, paying the farmet's at 1 h
rete of $7.40 per 100 pounds.
On Monday, August 5th, the us-
ua1 rush of hogs tots .on before he
}tad limo to weigh the hogs .leo badbeen keeping for 71 week, conse-
quently the new consignments r;ot
mixed up With the others, id to
pedes to ascertain the weight of dhe
hogs 'ho had been feedine, he took a
number front the drove equal to
the number opposite the mimes on
his folly sheet end weighed themAll of t he hogs were weighed, Ane
showed that the whole !Wet' weigh
ed 240 pounds more than when h
bought •them, or .a gain on 3G pi
of less than one pound per ?pig pe
day, The animals Aver° shipped t
t'ojrueci'tilon, but : �elephono ,nesse;
reve'ted f11.3 fact that the iiia 'cher
wen overcrowded and they were
shipped on to the Davies Packing
Company at Harriston, Mr. Lob:e:
paying the extra freight. The coon
t
c me up for trial yesterday.
The ease of the King vs. A. Q.
Dobler come up for trial yesterday
morning at the court room in the
Town Hull, Magistrate Humber, of
Goderich, presiding officer and
Crown Attorney Seeger, of Goderiele
prosecuting and .1. 0. Stanbury of
the. first of (;ladrnan & l5tanbury,
representing Mr. Bolker.
The first witness for the pros-
ecution was lir. Edward Wright
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teokkceper for 11.0 Davies Packing
Contleany, lllrrislon, which firm
]:lid 1he inforntl(ion_
Mr. \Wright on direct examination
*.luted he is bookkeeper for the
Davis 1'ackirlg Company and stated
that the shipment of hogs sent from
Dobler hod a aehrink•age of ' 2160
tiouxls in weight or about 19 1-4 lits.
Per hog. end that nceording ijn his
experience i1 should only be obout
11 or 1.2 pounds.
On cross (' 0rnin Ilion by Mr. Stan -
bitty he did not knew how the
amount of $1 1.76 was arrived eat
After The Honeymoon Is Over.
Dont't worry about furnishing the house, that prob-
lem is easy settled. Come in and make your selec-
tiong, we n ill wake your home handsome, artistic
and comfortable from cellar to attic at prices and
terms which will save you money and make you
happy for f. lifetime, • - -
ROWE & ATKINSON
Furniture Dealers and Funeral directors,
Exeter, Ontario
OUTH
MONDAYALL
TUESDAY EXETER SEPT&M EMBER
URON
NOW
The MUSICAL EVENT of the Season
\IICTOR'S \'ENUIAN BAND
Comprising from 40 to 50 Players
ONE of the Strongest and Best Musical Combinations on the
Continent, will play on the (bounds during the afternoon of
TI-ESDAY. Do not mise this rare Musical Treat.
l'here will also be au Entertainment in the Opera House. in the
evening, given by this Band.
. This ('outhinetion has been secured at great expense by the Society,
and it is honed the public Will show their appreciation by turning out
in large numbers to the show. Tuesday Afternoon, and to the Cone est
Tuesday Evening.
G T Tr
signaling ,hs holidays here.
and could not state :11111 ti ho • • R• ime Table Rev. T. A. SID -admen iA +•isitiug
alu'inkage would t►e if the bees were
two days en the toed. In fact A he
►nosy of his testimony was pre-
sumption and wanted it clearly wn-
ierstood FO when his terftimony w•as
read over to hint. He did not know No. 31
I he hogs were two date on the roadand couldn't tell if they lost weight
nr apt whit0 being shunted .hound
The time of the arrivals of trains
(twists noar Wyoming this w•oek.
Rang north ansent 1 are ae fol- Messrs. George rind Ant. )Peck
lows ;- ten
l this w'e'ek for t heir houses in
GOING NORTH ( Dakota,
n 30 A. M. • Dr. Smith is attending the rnedi-
r.ailrr lel ~'dings, having had no ver-
meil experience.
Sever:11 witnesses were cared who
1341 'o?d bots to Mr. Pottier and thew
estifie.l es to the amounts t hey had
received. and on an understanding be_
%aeon lle.srs. toserer :met 8ta ntiury
he weights . It ,w 11 by Mr. Ba-
ler's broks our,. put in as prima
arae evidence.
As we go to prose the case is still
o progress.
other 111 ni the s1me lime, the real
wheel 1011.04%4m the plow in toe s
Conttenr Juror. e.t:a(0 that Meir plow
will cost very tittle more mote)
1 h .n .any other good riding plow.
Its advantages are readily apparent,
and can be started working at one
side of the field, and the ent ire fired b
plowed without tearing 111y 011011 f
furrows or it can bo used like cony
other °single furrow plow, (1u'o':•ita; i
the furrow citl'cr to tight .r I:•11
as desired.
Messrs. Contior ilros. while. they
tike to keep 11p un;'tn ]:ours, are
11,1bte to dot .o on .1rinouut of the
!mount of - work routing •into them,
and
are compelled a1 times to work
Imo Tong after the .wormee person
iels t et ire.]. Their shop js fully
quipped with maohinc.ty for doing
III kinds of Jobs and it is n e+ammon
occurrence with them to send
utnnlobiiists on their way re-
jnic•ing, by rttakine the necessary re.
1,'Iirs oe:ces:ln0d by bre akdna no.
Inuring their first yeer jobs vera
brought to them from a distance
►f four miles, but now, stork is
sent from distances excee:liing i.i
nt i 10s.
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1i1 Ito\ 1)A1.1•. 1 I
to
\ir. toot 'Jrr. t;ce. Ilei►'. ed \•irden;r
:\11r:., %% ha have be^n Visiting re1,1-11
' ei+,'s •nd friends Around hers during c
1 l 1. .1 two months, 1eturnod hone f
. •1 tee sel.,v last, I
Mr. ran.] Mrs. Like, of Esterhlrty, d
5 ask., who were vis>t ing iter uncle, fe
and runt Mr. :Intl Mrs. fico, P. ('are, a
left 1"1st week for their haste.
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THE EXETER PAM
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Lowing kin^, sleek and f I. 'Octal
rem the frogr int meadwv hauls,
he r,rize Benning be cow". with his
tejudiees •against oasis l c d, rs
beep, esugrestive of the pi Arc of
h; ixastoral life, strutting cltlnti-
leeeers of rrristr..rati lin.nge, fruit,
lowers and other purely agricultur-
al exhibits will he in mighty r+t'i-
ence Ott the annual South Huron
lir fo be held its Exeter Monday
nd Tuesday. 8eptembar 17 and 18.
The management is this ayear etak-
1 0\\1.ING
The must exciting _. ore of bowls
itI 1)+'d on the local 1.1 'en t his Bea-
son, %tom the clic cf 1 .st Monday af-
lernrnn between rinks skipped by
Messrs. W. A. Jkan, to and .1. G.
Stanbuzy. At no (lin•' during 'the
Rome Wel:, 4.i 111•:\ r side very touch in
the lead, awl :at file b^gint?nr of
I.ite last end the scree ween •tie.
Nearly ewety bowl loll, crams 11011
Ih' kitty end nl ever). 1!!• -re.
shot, nae side or the other w•.Is
lying shot. Mr. 11 110nn, skip,
pl lycd the last he•wI, and very-
ly drov,' t he bewIs eo (bat his stele
was lying iwo up.
The result t
W. D. Cle.•Irke '" . 11. i. tel
Itev. ('r.11inv W. 7.1. (tl.olch(..e.1
('. 1}. knell Rev. Wm. Martin
N'. .1, Neaman .1. 0.`tt:.nhura
tfkip JR skip 16
Tuesday rifler 0(011 iho lintels
!rine ed Atr. W. W. Taman lo act
up a rink, with the result that the
loner's (elm hid a walkaway, the
ecor" being:
N. 1). lluseidon W. CI'.rk.
i .fns. I) vis ]tete Collins
P.
oe (;I •slut:In t'. i1. Snell
W. W. Taman W. .1. lleamarr
Hain 22 NIEL ill
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GOING
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SOUTH ..5.54
M. 1 call meeting in.Toronto this week,
hie 1, 1101;ce being token in his
8.35 A.)1. melee by )Ur. llrow'n, of London.
5.05 P. M.
HAYFIELD
Messrs. T. A. Stinson, Dixie Bailey,
George Edwin Jr., Ben tlpcncer an:l
John Spencer left on the Esrur+ion
from Clinten on 'fhurMl..y last for
Manitoba.
Mr. Walter \W Ilwin, of i)ctroit,
is holidaying with f t icnds here.
Mr. David Gardiner, of Clinton, is
lir. John Gerdint-r :.nd wife of
Clinton ,.rad WAS .tosr:r, of Blyth',
spent Sunday in town.
A hergzgo number from tloalerth
and Clinton spent Sunday last at
the lake enjoyin_ the breezes of
lake lluron.
The Methodist concert 10 bo held
on Thursday night of this week
promises to be It grand affair. Some
of 1110 best talent of the cites Are
taking tort.
Builders'
Hardware
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
fhe ('leanest, Newest and Best Assortment ill Town
Our Import Order received some days ago
'GlassWe t' new able to supply all sizes for
houses, Barns, Etc.
Cement Samson Brand Portland Ce-
ment at Lowest Prices.
Furnace Work, Plumbing, Roofing Galvanized
iron and Tinwork of Every Description.
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