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STEWART'8
GETTING EADY
FOIA FALL
NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY
.Just in direct horn the Old Land
New I.inoleumns 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 1'1' 20 to 25 per cent below regular prices. Will you
drop in and see them. ` cr,,,(
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•Bring along all Your Pr. •.'al��''. 3- It's just as
r „od • .(q sway.'
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On the merit of their performances alone are
we willing to have them judged. Simplicity of
construction, combined with a skill in manu-
facture. which is the inheritance of genera-
tions, make
"TNA\;PATCHES
good time keepers ant:,'
consequently comfortable watches to
Their efficiency is assured by a guarantee which ...Jilts
the owner to have any constructional defect remedied free of
charge by the nearest agent in any part of the world. They
are not mace in grades which cannot be fully guaranteed.
All Kinds of Repair-
ing done Here Mdr6hdod
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 23rd, 1906
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LOCALS i
***MN HASN4s•
cLoTHING I Mrs. 1. Hissett, of Delhi, is vi it-
ing ,relatives in town.
- _-= i Miss Itlrc+a Orr, of London, is the
-
guest of Mrs. ilert Knight.
1)o not let all the Good Chances pass Miss Loraine Hooper, of Huft.tli,
uou, if yoare likely to need a new it visiting ,relatives in town.
u nit during the next six months, you ,Mr, Thomas Bissett spent dhi
will he doing youself a favor by getting forepart of this weick in London•
it now. I M.rs. Pcl(,r Gardiner, of Illy lh,Tis
visilitlg; hor mother, Mrs. Halls.ake Advantage Mrs. Cholera, of F.gmondviltep
visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. Mc. -
of our Special Discount of Lend.
TWENTY I'i',it l'i:N'C. ! \1r. Clays. Knight, of St. Thom Is,
is visiting his parents here this
week.
' Miss Flnssn Mete.' left Sat artily
Try to tit a %inn into a ready- for ;, wish with rel I1iwcs in Golk'-
made Suit, we make the Suitrich.
to Fit the Man and to fit hits' Mr. Frrink tluntw.II, of fiingstotq
:as if it wets his own Suit --not visited friends in t during the
a borrowed one. if You want week.
to have the reputation of be- Mrs. J. a;, lousy and f Roily re.
ing a correct dresser let 1'S do r utile(' from Grand Bend ort \Wednes-
the Tailoirng for you. and you fray
Will ever be sure of good Ma-
terialt. good Fit, Special Work-
manship and pet finish.
WE DON'T
W. W. Taman
Marchant Tailor.
isomer Ila Rahn w and 5- in'1. A(Im
tile left last Thursday for the Nort b -
Mr . J. G. Stanbury re1711nett home
last tweak, otter a visit with her
patens at Whitby.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lorne Scott re-
turned from their honeymoon trip
last Friday everting.
111t. \PILL JEI'KELL, OF JOIlN-
stowu, Ohio, is the guest .of his par-
ents.
DR. Il. M. COWEN, OF LONDON.
formerly of Exeter, i, ill inSt..1...-
cpli's hospitui.
A NUMBER FROM HERE AT -
tended the 1)l.ruunr & Hailey circus
at London on Thur::day,
MISS MYRLE GOUGD, LEFT HAT-
urday for Toronto to attend the
millinery openings before resuming
her poi:it:on nt Blyth.
"CHIEF ITIIICA" IS TIIE NAME
1. Thomas Carling w ill hct:ar for a
couple of weeks. on uccouut of his
oaptltting the nu(LII ai (the ;Lull
sho-t last Thursday averring.
MR. IIAIIHY JONES. OF THE
London Ito til, who has been (vile
ill ix me. veriug nicely .and speedily
and is 11,w able to get outsite his
hous):'.
MILS. ALF SBEERE AND FAM -
in, who have Non living ill-Br,ant-
tord for several months, have re-
turned to Exeter and will take up
their residence here again.
EXETER WAS VISITED 1I\- A
Novena I.•leetric.a1 storm Monday
night, but very little thineore wall+
don.. The house of .John Harness
was st rook by Jiglititina :old the
bridge [wird torn {ff.
IT IIAS Ill?I:N ESTIMATED TIIAT
during the past 12 y(Irs over four
thousand people have left Exeter for
other parts. What u good sized
town we would hove had we Nome -
thing to keep them here.
MR. ED. WILLIS WISIIES TO AN -
flounce Vault he has every appliance
for ,{laking wigs. switches, curls. etc.
Mr. Willis is adept at this kind of
work, clad to give hint :t trial, will
;flake you his customer always.
WORD WAS RECF,IVF.D HERE
on Thursday last sof the 'loath of
itarvey, the fifth o -on of t he Hon.
Thomas Greenway. nt Crystal City,
Man. on the 14th front a severe at-
tack of inflammation.
WIIiLE MERVIN. SON OF JAMES
Gould of Hay, was {working in t he
field last Saturday one of the
horses kicked hint in the leg mak-
ing ;in ugly „tiaah, and necessitatin g
several stitches to close the wound.
TIIE: LADIES' AID ANI) EP-
wot'th League, of the Main Street
Methodist Church will give at Lawn
social on the Church lawn next Fri-
day evening. Muni- will Ix' fur-
nished -by 'the Exetea Brass Band.
TIIE GODERICII SIGNAL IN ITS
report of the recent examinations,
has the following to say of nn Exeter
boy"Edwin J. Eicar•ot t, completed
matriculation by passing a very
creditable examination in French, his
ma-rks being 73 in authors and 67
'.n compo?it ion. Mr. Eacrett was not
during the past term a pupil of
the Institute but received six weeks'
couching from Mr. Strsnz. with ex-
cellent results.
A WEARY \WILLIE NAMED MC -
Donald, was tont down at London
last week for begging, representing
that he w':18 deaf and dumb and
oat rying a printed card %vitt' t he
signatures of a couple of doctors.
Since going to ,jail he has iregained
his speech and con converse in three
or four languasea. Ile is a husky
locking ohap and can work. The
same fellow was in Exeter some
weeks ago passing around the same
surd.
A FEW .OF TIIE illO\WLE1tS
went to the station Monday morning
to meet the British howlers who
not. enroute from Goderic.h to Lon-
don. .The Brit'l*hers expressed them-
selves as greatly impressed with the
C:•tr•dians and tlicir hospitality, but
one thing that they could not under-
stand, and that was how we could
have such hoe weather in the aunt -
titer and the extreme cold in the
winter. The bowlers were defeated
at Goderic.h,
THF. CENTi{AL BUSINESS COLL
ege iof Stratford is on of the largest
Business Colleges in the prOVinze.
it is an old and well established
school whirl' lino .•'_t o".I a 7r,.a1
thirty young men and women ion t lie
rand 1x (uooeas. We save been in-
formal that no other similar school
in Onteri'o, graduates so in my and
at the sane time such t large per•
ecnt.agcof its students .Is the C. B.
C. of Stettford. All pr:aduatea se-
cure stood pooitions. Thome inter-
ested in a practical education should
write •the oollcge for a catalogue.
The all lorn opens on Sept. 4th.
hRANl, PERISH), OF GRAND
Bend. an employe •)f t. he Ec.onomica(
Threshing Company. Thames Mond,
received An unfortunate accident on
Thursday morning which w ill keep
him idle for some time, find (muse
himue
m h inconvenience. The Com-
pany's threshing outfit was work-
ing nt Chas. Montieth'ti, and Periso
was pulling some obstruction from
the cutting box, when 'the machinery
stnited. The knives of the machine
severed the thumb and three fingers
of his right hind. and injured the
little finger. Perieo was taken in-
to the louse, where the {rumen
Fund up the injured member, rind
he was then driven to I)r.11yndmnn,
Exeter, for medical treatment. It
%%75 necessary to use nn anaesthetic
in order to dress his Hand,
Dysrrsi
Are You Troubled With
ARM
Indigestion, Heartburn
----OR---
Sour Stomach
if so YOt' are just the person we
want to meet. just
a remedy
,t little Imtter than the ordinary.
No rash experiment but a Scienti-
fic ('ettainty.
This prepare' r • ' helped a
great many at.. ,... twubt it will
help YOU,
Big Relief for Small Price of
Jit Cents a Bottle.
---AT - --
HOWEY'S Drug Store
1
Clearing Sale of MUnder eamerTHE OLD RELIAII
Mens BalVigpuo Shirts ood Drowcisl 95c Boys Prig! 39irts for SOc
Extra tine double thread quality,
sateen facings pearl buttons, regular
50c quality. 1'u clear at 33c each.
Mels BOlbri00011 DINS ood Drawers;
Fancy stripes very light weight reg-
ular price 33c. Ou sate at 2'24c.
MOOS Snarls 0116 Drawers -
All pure wool extra light weight
(unrhrinkable) regular price $l. To
clear at 88 cents,
Meas Shirts oad Drawers
Medium weight fancy stripe regular
50c quality- To clear at 39 cents.
Big Special in Womens
Black Ilcse, correct for hot
weather, on sale at 19c a pair
$1.50 Umbrellas for $ I
5 dozen uulbrellss, excellent cloth,
beet steel frame, fancy handle. On
sale at $1,
Lollies WOsh Collors
A 1 arge assortment of Ladies Wash
Collars regular price tic, 35c. On sale
at 18 cents.
10 dozen Boys fine print
shirts, soft front with pleat,
fast colors dainty new pat-
terns sizes 12, 1:3, 1:31. 14.
regular price 7'5c to clear 50c.
ChlIdreos SirOW Sailors
At greatly reduced prices.
75c sailor for 34k; 50c sailor for 37ic
35c sailor for 25c; 25c sailor for 15c
?5c BOYS sweoiers for 50c
All pure wool in pretty stripes and FALL and WINTER
plain colors, navy and cardinals worth
75c to clear at 50 cents.
A bright penny will please a child but you must n
think of giving a man a penny. The idea then of ofl'erin --
hall or woman a PENNY w,iI13E to draw their custom, yea
that is just What is offered when a reputed dollar article is
marked :19 cents. Ais a sall
thing to go fishing for Pinny Bait customm
with (but how many will bite) too small for a large ti al 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 standa4r' a
cent's worth. We give a premium in the quality ort
goods, that's worth more than a cent's worth of chewing
gum. We have just received in stock a choice Line of
Boys Leather Bells
Special lot at 15 cents
Special lit. at 25 cents
BIG VALUES.
Children Nose Supporters 01 Cleer-
Iog Prices.
No. 1 size at 10 cents
No. 2 " 12 cents
No. 3 15 cents
SNELL & ROWE
Mr. and Mrs. E. Down, rot 8t. Paul
are visiting friends 111 town.
Mrs. (1)r.) Amos left hast evening
for Muskoka, where she will join
the doctor, who is rusticating 'there.
MR. tSELDON HAS ENGAGED
Mr. 1). Mock Vo buy and weigh igrain
o►1 the Exeter :Market.
Mise Townsend. of Toronto Junc-
tion, who was (^iyiting her sisters
Mrs. A. F. Molloy for three weeks,
left for her house Wednesday morn-
ing.
REV. W. MARTIN LEFT LAST
evening for Mt. Forest, to attend
the funorul of the wife ,of his bro-
ther, Rev. 1). Martin, of (krnning-
ton.
Market Report. -The following b
the report of Exeter markets. cor-
roded up to August 23rd.
Wheat, 68 to 70 cents per bushel.
Barley 38 .to 40 cents per bus.
Peas 58 to 60
Oats 28 to 30
Shorts. $18 to $20 a ton.
Flour, $215 per owt.
Ilrtin, $16 per ton.
Hey. $e to $13 per ton.
Potatoes. 75c. per bag.
Feed Flour, $1.25 per cwt.
Clover ted, $7 to $8.50 per bus.
Butter, 18 dente per pound.
Eggs, 16 cents per dozen.
Coal, $6.75 par ton.
Hogs, dressed $11.50 per cot.
Hogs. liveweight $7.40 per owt.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
ltchin -s, Blind, Bleeding, Protrud- -
in; files. Drugaiats are authorized
to refund money if Pazo Ointment',
Oil tW
tails to cure in 6 to 14 dais. 50o.
DR. OVENS EYE AND EAR SUR-
geom, will be at Uommerci Jth. Flour, butter, eggs and
Hotel the Bret Fridaythe et i h monand time by using inferior baking
Hours, 9.30 a. m. to 4.30•p. m. Glass-
powders. Use
es properly fitted and diseases of eye,
ear and noise treated. Next visit
Friday. September 10th.
AFTER SEVERAL UNSt'CCESS-
RQ attempts to got ;the Reeve's au-
tomobile in proper running Aha pe. it
Isle been d .:cided to take it ?).ick to
the faetolry at St. William, where it
will bo thoroughly overhauled, and
if possible put in shape. Fo that it
will (run, without so Many' (break-
ages.
aste
COUNTY WAiII)EN II. NI'ACK-
nsan was in (lodetri011 on business
last week, mud %while there had the
phos$ a of meeting Alm Itritist'
Ixtw'lerr. Ile toys they me a won-
derful uggretption /nom "many
slbndpoints. Font n personal
standpoint they are splendid fellow's
Waxing tall of them the ;grand old
name of gentlemen. They ere not
Young -in this young titan's country -
they would be culled old -but they
aro as young ns ay, it enthusiasm
Counts for nny(lting.nfete; Gnmp-
bell, one of the forty is Pa years of
age, while J. Pith -ins, is termed the
bitty of the potty. and is over 60.
1T TAKES A WHOLE LOT TO
Upset Jill; Gould's evenly distribut-
ed and urbane temperament. but one
night lost week he was mad clean
through. Jim has a fondness 'for
thoroughbred chickens, crud .was
nursing a poa,ir of 'pullets of the Rock
variety, that looked geed for first
prize winners at the fall fair, and
11141 been out to t he r'rop Ito see that
they were all right and had .been in
his house only .1 few minutes when
he heard 1 disturbance /among his
chickens. He went outside to uscer-
tM1in the trouble and tot:served two
fleeting fortes selling the back fence
with two of his best chickens. ile
.rays 1►e knows who 'the inrties ere
and if they'll snook bark and it-eturn
the birds, he'll recall the %%-,rrnnt
for their arrest.
A ISOCiETY EVENT OF MOIIF:
then usual prominence was the mar-
riage 11 Mt. ('arnlel on Wednesday,
August 221111, of Miss Ethel the ne-
cotnplished daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
.1011n Farmer, well-known resident s
of this town and I)tr. Edmond
Westropp 'itorne the popui it and
esteemed \!'inager of the Soveret rn
it:Ink, Stratford. Mr. Horne vas
for ,s'n.te It%o yenta, engage(' in the
bink here prior lo being transferred
to Milverton oft Manager. The
( r(o tti bcl"n,v 10'one of St rot ford'v
oldest and beat known families, be-
ing 1t'•• your' zest son of the 131e Gil-
bert Borne, Fort., who wan bead of
the firm of ilorne & Clarke, pio-
neer ,nerelrants in the Classic City
for ,m Iny yeirs, while I lie bride's
trtrents are old :,n.1 valued residents
of Exeter, where Mr. Farmer 1014 in
bnsipMsa ns 1 merchant for many
years. now living retired. The nap.
ILII knot wa.i 1i+'d by Rev. leather
Forster. he bride's tr•>wn 77-,1s a
magnificicnl work of art twins la- •
net over Duchess(' Seat111 with pcIrl
ornaments. She was unattended
while the groan' was unsupp,orfed.
A 'three weeks' bunt trip •ho Qlu•bec,
Ott•.1w .a rind Tononto will conclude
the honey -moon when Mr, end Mrs.
Horne will lake up their residence:
corner of 8t. David and St. Vinrenta
Streets, Stratford, where Mrs. Horne;
will he at )tome to her ,friends on
end nflor September 27th.
;oaf after September 27th. Mr. F.,
A. I- Mirk
provided the It:nclteon and
tae inbles were hoautifully decorat-
ed with estore and white roses.
oie's BakIou Powder
It is pure and always reliable
LEADS in POPULARITY
becanse it
LEADS in QUALITY
ASK' FOR
6OI 'Bdktna Powder
The kind that never fails to please.
25c. a lb.
AT
COLE'S DRUG STORE
EXETER . . ONTARIO
OLD HENS WANTED.
We will pay the Highest
Cash Prices for live old hens,
also spring chickens, (lucks
and all kinds of poultry,
Mention this paper.
The Canada Poultry & Produce
Co., Limited, Stratford, Ont.
Miss M(•; Ir. ek tY
millinery (awnings ot
dire. lientphill, end
of Wroxeter. were in
Willing on 11 r. and
Origr.
Mre. Geo. Bisset t
Thursday evening
whore t hey
tut ute home.
:114114141g the
Taranto.
Harry Brawn
town Saturday
Mrs. 1W iftl is m
and f:unity left
for \Witieil.c.r,
will make their
Mrs. ,John J. White, wha visited
friends in Detroit and vicinity dur-
ing the past silt weeks, returned
homo Saturday evening.
Mrs. Jumcs Slrtddo;k, accompanied
by Master Fred and Mist Eva, left
Mlond•ay morning for •t trip to 1,0n -
don, Tononto and Trenton.
The Misses !Emmett. (t London-,
who have been the guests of afrs.
Collins and Mitts Romblon, left for
their home Monday evening.
M r. Fr•,nk Tom, of Toledo, w
'7 a vigil ing his inrents, Mr. and
Mrs. .lames Tom, left for his home
on Wednesday of I ist week.
Mr. W. C. Huston wax in toe ti n
few (toys during the 0181 week. Mr.
Huston intends sta.nting w veu(ral
store :tt Morinngset, %tan.
Miss L. ilrirnocoml►c' left on Thurs-
day last for Waptelkt. Man., where
she will lake n position es dress-
mnker with n mermntile firm of
t h t t place.
Mr. John illtatchford rind Aon Lea
left on the \hostess and Northwest
excursion last week. They will as.
mist in the harvesting after which
they exp,eot to (eke up homesteads.
Mr. and Mrs. Biopsed f)elbridge
left Friday night for an extended
(rip through the Weal. They istve
eons living at I1am10(1, rind will pos-
sihly attend a portion of their time
wilt' them.
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.
CARL,ING BROS.
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Deposits ot from $1.00 and upwards
rece vtd .
interest paid 4 times a year.
Put your money in a place where you can
get it when you want it.
The Sovereign Bank of Canada,
CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETER.
JOSEPH SNELL, Manager. GLADMAN & STANBURY, So tic re
s�
Western Real Estate W e have placed oil the t>)ar-
Exchange Limited.
ket a new brand of flour
78 Dundas St., London White Seal
Have you a farm that you want
to sell? Write for our terms of sel-
ling property. \Ve have the moat
complete method of advertisin; and
selling property in Oanada. Do you
want to buy a farm or business
property in any part of Ontario/
Send for our list. We have some
bar ! 11118
1 RAND TRUNK SP'sE'v;
To The Falx;
TORONTO$3,5 from EXETER
R�usl P91n °Sept. 8m
Going Aug. 27th to Sept. sth.
$2.90 GOING August 28th
30th, Sept. 1st 5th and 7th.
All tickets valid returning
until September 11th 1906
For tiokc•ts end full inforn-tltion .,I1
on
J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Ticket Agent
J. 1). McDONALI),
District Passenger Agent. Toronto
'-. )lorry 1'ursous returned
home )ast week fnom 't visit wit l►
f I ietnls in Chicago.
Miss Tillie Yager left last week
for Toronto. where she will attend
the millinery openings.
Miss C•rrie Knieht 7'•riww1 horde
on Monday evening f• •.) her trip
to the %west.
Mr. and Mrs. John Chariton ate!
Mrs, M rshall Irf,t last Friday for ;t
trip through the west.
Mr. and Mrs. R. 8. McGce, of.
VV1riation)7� visited Mr(i. A. Dow arid
Mrs. H. Drown Iasi week.
Mrs. Geo. He eki11s returned Sit
urday from t he Bend, where she
was visiting •I couple of ws-tk'i
Miss Eva Carling.returned to New
York Mondry, to rr. urns her du•
tics as nurse ot 8t. Luke's bosp;a;,l.
Mr. )'cnlsllc after a pleasant
vit<it here with friends left on Fri-
day last for a sisit with friends tit
1'arkihN1.
Miss Gregory Tom and son, wllo
have been visiting Mrs. Tom's xtr-
cn'.s, -Mr. tind ,1r*. Thomas Fitton.
Left Friday for their hone at Von.I
router. They went via rind
s.tenrr►er to Port Arthur.
This is a choice Manitoba Pat-
ent, fully equal to the output
of the large mills. and costa
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.
\Ve'Solicit your (meting and
Chopping patronage,
HARVEY BROS.
Merchant Millers
EXETER, ONTARi.
Shorthand
FALL TERM at the
WIe[n MIN CTB
110 Dundas Street, London
COMMENCES
4th and loth' Sept.
We teach an advanced
system of Shorthand and
!rake a speciality of each
pupil.
WM. C. ('OO, C. S. R.
Principal.
Shorthand
AND
Typewriting
The following is a partial list of the
firms engaging our graduate stenogra-
phers within the past few days:
W. J. Gage & Co., Toronto
ilarrieter Vanstone, Wingham
('ottani Seed Cr) , London
Marks Electric Co., Detroit
Monarch Typewriter Co, Toronto
CLINTON BUSINESS COLLEGE
"Affiliated with \Vingha►n ilius•
meas College."
OPENS SEPT. 3rd.
Drop a postal for idformati(>n to
aoo. Spottoo Principal
i