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STEWART'S
Our New Fall Stock
h here and ready for your approval. We have been
fortunate in securing some very Special Lines at clearing
prices \which will show big savings to our Customers. Isere
ale a fe w special values you should not miss.
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the yard for a lovely range of new Tweed Dress
Goods in fancy Grey effects. They came in fancy
Granite Grounds with Twist Overchecks of Green, Mauve
and 13ua. When you see them you'll wonder where we got.
then, at such low prices.
115 tlioyard fora swell line ofthe naso fancy Grey ?Ilan
t ie cloth soft downy finish and when made up with
a touch of bright colla' and fancy buttons is simply "IT."
8.50 to 14.50 for
ii
thJacke sweetestthat lotyofoLadiesllsee.'
etsu'
la( k, and Fancy Tweeds full long; lengths, very swagger.
-You'll like them.
15 Yards for $l. Fancy Stripe Flannelette, good, clear
patterns and guaranteed to us to be
fast dyes. They're great value.
$1 00 for Men's fancy Grey Rain Coat, vert; suitable for
• Fall Overcoats. This is a Coat Bargain that you
•don't often see. Its well worth 37. Ask to see this special
Lin.s.
Have you been in to see the Big Store Eince we got the
new :n0 by 25 addition completed. We are trying to make
this stare the most complete and most comfortable for the
shopping public in Western Ontario. When the new fix-
tures are all in place, we hope to be able to invite you to the
most complete and best lighted store in Western Ontario.
Come in and see us whether you want to buy or not.
Conte and study the new styles, 3 our're always welcome
Bring along all Your Produce, It's just as
Good as Gold.
J. A. S'2'EW.A.RT
Handsome
Presents
Are you looking for
asuitable present? If
so cur large assort-
ment of
SIlverware
Fansu Ulna
ram u WM
and many other lines
we carry, will make
choosing easy f o r
you.
WEDDING KINGS
18k 18k 18k
A.Marchand
THE JEWELER
GOOD
CLOTHING
1)o not let all the (food Chances pass
you, if you are likely to need a new
Suit during the next six months you
will be doing vouself a favor by getting
it now.
Take Advantage
of our Special Discount. of
TWENTY PER Ci•:NT.
WE DON'T
Try to tit a Man into a ready -
merle Suit, we make the Suit
to Fit the Man and to fit him
if it were his own Suit -not
,ra
a borrowed one. If You want
to have the reputation of be-
ing a correct dresser let U8 do
the Tailoirng for you, and you
will ever he sure of good Ma-
terial,. good Fit, Special Work-
manship and petfect finish.
W. W. Taman
Merchant Tailor.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1906
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LOCALS
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Mr. .1. 0. Jones spent Wednesday
in London.
Mr. T. n. Carling spent last week
in Toronto.
Rev. Fear and sot Lorne were in
London Tuesday.
Jars. Wm. Tapp is this week vis-
iting relatives in London.
Mrs. Ii. Ike, of Parkhill, visited
friends in town last 'week.
Mr. Al. Moons, St Marys, is spend-
ing .his vacation in ;town.
Miss Edith Brown is visiting rel-
atives In Toronto and Oakwood.
Mr. John Muir visited his son in
London on Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Douglas spent the forepart of
this week visiting friends in Lon-
don.
Mrs. W►n. ,falls, of Toronto, vis-
ited Mrs. Jas. Balls and other friends
on Wednesday.
Mr. Samuel Martin was in Tor.
onto last week combining business
with pleasure.
Mr. mill Mrs. Fred Ilawkshnw, r••.
turned Monday after a visit with
friends in Toronto,.
Miss Morrison, of Owen Sound and
formerly of Exeter, is 'the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. 8. Fitton.
Mr. 3. J. Knight, who spent his
vacation with leis brother, Fred, at
Yorklon, has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. rollick returned
Monday evening after n visit ¶%!lith
friends in Toronto and Niagara Falls.
Dr. and Mrs. Malloy returned Men.
day evening after 1 visit with Mrs.
Malloy's parents et Toronto Junc-
tion.
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Mr. and Mrs. David Richards left
Monday for Killarney, Man., where
they will visit relateves for a few
months.
Mrs. .1. Blatchford and daughter
Marion went to Toronto last week
to attend the fair. They remained
until Monday.
Mrs. .Tits. Murray and daughter,
Miss Marc eeturned on Friday even-
ing from a two weeks visit 14111
relatives in Mimiro.
Mrs. Ed. Christie returte•d home
last work .after a several tetks'
visit.w•ith her 4hughic.r. Mrs. 11. It.
Rogers, Chicago.
Miss Maud linden's returned to
Kingrvillc, on Friday last after
spending a Icw days here with her
mother, n rcr
Mrs. It.
J(cl'allr.
Mrs. henry Renee', aecompanied
by her tiller Miss Etta Kerslake
has returned home after spending
the past week in Ilensall.
Mrs. Collins clad daughter Katie,
who were visiting in ►Toronto, re-
turned home Saturday evening. Mies
flonthron will rreniain 1 few weeks
ion; T.
Cala. William \Luise, end daugh-
ter i• rah, of Port Hope are the
gullet, of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Manson.
This is Captain Manson's first visit
to Exeter and lie is greatly impreas-
cd with our burg end Surrounding
country. , t i lLfii!
RESPITE ARRIVES ON VERY
DA -1 CONDEMNED \VAS TO HANG
:alt. GEORGE CRRAWLEY IS IN
London this wct•k attending the fair.
THE LA\VN TENNIS CLUB OF
the Main et wet Epworth League was
entertained elenday cvcuing at aho
parsonage.
MR. GEO. 1'O1V1.LL. 01'' THE
Sovereign Bank sr aff. e. turned Mon-
day after spending his holidays with
his parents in Thedfotd.
MB. N. I). 11L'IMDON. 'MANAGER
tiloteons' Bank, who with his two
sons, spent a w'eek's outing nt Lake
Smith, returned home Saturday even_
:ng.
T11E GENT?1tA1. CONFERENCE
of the Methodist church is now be-
ing l::Id in 11o►tireal. Rev. A. If.
Going i 111 repo-scntalivc front
Exeter-.
Mi''S ANNA MARTIN AND MISS
J. ., Dow left Monday for Toron-
to • w 114're ahev will lake uu v Dour:
in music at tIue'Conservatory of :Mus-
ic.
MB. ALM' 11ASTiNGS ATTENDED
the Fair in 'Perone o last rvs^k. On
his r01u1"11 he stopped off nt Cross
11111, and brought 11tr14. Hastings and
Miss Lu!n. who were venire there
hook' with hits.
HARRY nitO\VNING LAST \VEI:K
was presented aviith a 11%tanohcster
Terr "r by Marshall, the hvholesale
jeweler, of Toronl-s. The ilog •when
a puppy won several 'first prizes at
Bench shows. .
DR. 11. M. COWAN, Ol' LONDON,
who was seriously ill for several
weeks in the London 1 ereincal 111(1
who was rusticailing rlt,Ihe (lend,
was a cellar in town last Friday on
his way home. .
MRS. GOiNG IS CONFINED TO
the house 'through .1 slight illness.
MR. KING. A STUDENT AT '1'011 -
onto University look charge .of the
cervices in the Main etreet. church
Sunday ,lest. Mr. King is eI good
speaker for a young roan.
Tei? MARTRIAGE OF MiSS C.
Bart nor. of Exeter North, Ifo Mr.
D. W. Davis, of 'Winnipeg and for-
merly of Exct^r, was aaolentnized .at
Winnipeg, Au;suit 17th. Mr. and
Mrs. Davis have taken up 'their resi-
dence at 528 Young Tree(. Winnipeg.
MR. GEORGE 11. IIEAMAN, SE -
cured the contract for the building
of a new smoke stack for l(he Kirk -
ton Milling Co.. at Kirkton. last
Saturday. The slack will be fifty
'Teel high. with Dement foundation 7
and one-half feet square.
THE LAWN TENNIS PLAYERS
representing the I.eeenes of Mnin
s=treet and Janies street Methodist
churches played four sets last week
on the lawn of Il. N. Itow•e and re-
sulted in 6-0, 6-4. 4-6, 4-1. The
first figures are the former's score.
otore.
THE MANY STOCK IIOLDERS
,:ere of the National 'Cement Com-
pany. of Durham. were made happy
on Thursday by receiving a dividend
of five per r~nt. This is the time
dividend paid since the company was
organized. Another one is pnorn-
heed the stockholders I:I(0r in the
year.
TIIE IILYTII STANDARD WHICH
was founded 20 years ago by the late
John White, also founder of the
Exeter Times. has changed hands
tour tines since it (was eslabliitilied.
Mr. White sold it Ito Mr. \Vattron,
who in turn disposed of 'tbe vlenti
to \V .1i. Irwin. now o! :Miohigrn.
Mr. A. E. nradw•in then took hold of
it and recently the business was pur-
chased by T. Leslie Kerr, son of W.
II. Kerr. editor of aIle lirussel,t Post.
SECTION 185 OF TITF. RAILWAY
Act of last tsession provides !i:ba t, "l art:
conductor of evcryt rain carrying
passengers within the province rind
the conductor of the ear or cars of
every railway carrying passengers
within .this province. Is hereby In-
vested villi n1I Hhe powers of the
constable, while on duty ori his train
or .aid cnr or cars, ,and said conduc-
tor may wear n badge or of:lier dis-
tinguishing mark of a 5peciel con-
stable.
MR. WILLIAM DROWN', I'ItO.
fessional Diplorn•r of J1 vu1. inco•por-
atid Sooiety of Musiri ins, England.
and organist of the 'relent Memor-
ial church, Exeter. has commenced 1
class for piano. organ. harmony and
theory of music. Mr. drown since
his residence here has established an
enviable repuialion 0.5 a municpin
and teacher ail will Ire :assured or
aar 1 a
1 Kd' c b. s. Ile has taken 'rooms
with Mr. 1)1nney, ganders street.
TiHE "AIRSIiiI"' SUPPOSED TO
go up from Marine City every; even-
ing et 7 o'clock leis, 1 ire stn r gaz-
ers busy trying to Heine out just
what it was n few !evetnings List
wcrk. Telescopes and field glasses
were brought into use pad one per -
pen seed ase could easily disre•rn• the
min in t he m'ichino pouring gasoli,,
in t lie engine tank. teliilr another
swears positively he sew 'tile fellow
blow out a matnh. However the
•'airshiq" continues to go up every
evening rot wit hslanding 4 lie' josh-
ing of the onlookers, end will eon-
tinue to go up for S4'..e1 1 ,pillion
yea re.
A VERY PRETTY WEDDING
wax solemnized at rhe first 'Metho-
dist church, London, Wednesday 11f-
ternoon, September 1211,, when Vi-
vien Jiay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William C. Wilson, of Londoon, was
married to Mr. \V:illaee Doane
Clarke, accountant of taro 1Jlol,.on's
flank, Exeter. After the ceremony
a reception ‘vas given nt .t he home
of the bride's p.,rcnts, 127 Mill. 51.
Mr. and Mrs. Calrke left on tee
evening train in f r an extended t
rl
r
down h a
the 8t. 'll !Deleon
Lawrence and itAl
If r
ricers to New York, after hid'
they will return to •Exeter, an ! will
reside at the home lrrf Mr. 'Same!
Sanders, where Ihey Bare , n,r • . 1 a
suite of room'.
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How• do you 1.. .1..• 'LIMES Ibis
week[ Evcrythine is given fou in
the best style by our lively corps of
rerrespnntent,. When • you aro
through rendin'r it pees it along to
your neighbor, lot him zeee'how good
it I', rind tell hint that for 2:e cents
it will be sent to ,,,y ntdr' •s o the
first of the ye -a!,
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SNELL and ROWE
Special Values in DRESS GOODS and SILKS
"118 ECONOMY 10 DEAL Ai THIS STORE."
DRESS GOODS
All Wool Venetian, a plain woyeu cloth
with chiffon finish, an ideal material for
your new fall costume in the new shades
of Navy, Green, Brown and Black at 60
75 and $ 1 per yard.
SILKS
Black and Colored Silks
for Dresses and Separate
Blouses in i•pecial prices
at till;, 71).: and 81 per
yard.
SILKS
Tainaline Silks iu ai1 the
new colorings for Fall.
This is a soft, durable silk
and will not cut. Special
value at 50c per yard.
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1
DRESS GOODS
Dress ['weeds in Bright and DArk Greys
A new serviceable material for Ladies'
costumes and separate skirts. Extra
good values at 60e 75C and $1 per yard.
SNELL & ROWS
GI1RL WANTED. -GOOD GIRL
for houalev. ork. Apply to Times
office.
MRS. G. A. }1
nt Tomo 'to her 'friends
noons of Monday.
1st and 2nd.
MR. CONTINEt
of St. Joseph, an
things, mode a I
town Tuesday n
MR. JOIIN W.
& Taylor Conlpa
to London Hospital
fering from 'typhoid
gressing very favorably.
LADIES OF R
Vi-
cinity ,are cordially -
tend fall •elilline t
Monday and Tuesday.f
Selitetabcr-Miss
MISS \VINNIE
for Tononto Met
her studies in
Carling left also 1
sohool studies, at
MR. IIARRY
Springhurst St
well known b
Shorthorn Cattle
winning five firs
and third prizes
lest week out of
hold. IIs w011 first-
ling heifer :.lira
calf ; first for b
exhibitor, the m
to win of (the w rat-
tle, all the anima 1
by the exhibitor
steer, ran under1
for Senior yearling
three nnimals th
!second for 1 wo n
of one Cow'. Thi
herd. The anima
Mr. \Vm. 1)utllri .
Scotland, the g
Shorthorn vatic
Smith is ',haw -in
the London fair
prizes Soon by Jf
amounted to $4
Mr. Smith's he'd
ex-
hibited this year
he defeated for
cession was chain •
iT \VAS ANNOUNCED
columns last weer
stead of giving
night concert at
play on the river
.,Felt uence There 11.4'
bun-
dled people nut t
I:Iintnrul. The b.
pt'ov(vl wonderful
year, and tie,e
by the teeny w'h
railing or slrell<.
ground. Itoove I
and took .the 0111
the people of elle.
int crest they ,too
(Fanning Victory
Gardiner, avhn as
the Connimy aIr
seniblegc. ale s;
terms of the nuc
in'( irl setUritlg
and hoped that
Min ' would Ir
breek ground for
As 1 vegetable p
ilr. Gardiner sealed
tint envy the pt
south of us, w•1!
quantities of 'to
raise just es roan
quality.
AW1�1NS WILL BE
on the after-
noons and Tuesday, Oot
TIIE FOUNDER
d promoter of man:
flying trip i1hrougl
iglu in his auto.
TAYLOR. OF Roll
11). who was Laken
tel last week suf-
fering fever, is pro-
gressing
KETER AND
fly invited Ito at-
tend openings rex
17 rand 18 o
Morltock.
CABLING LEFT
voek In commence
music. Miss Martha
to resume her high
Brantford.
SMITH, OF THE
Stock Farm, Exeter
ro,c (cr of t.lonoughbred
was successful In
firsts, several seconds
at thief Toronto Fair
his exhibit of seven
con Junior year-
ling on Senior heifer
breeders herd bred by
oat creditable prize
hold exhibit 'of
Is hiving to be bre.
'first Lor best Let
one year. Second
Waif : second dor
e get of 0110 bull
animals ilea produce
rd Ger 0)1(11 young
Is were judged by
e, of Aberdeenshire
realest breeder of
in the mild. Jar
g his animals at
this hvcek. The
Mr. 81111(11 all Toronto
25. "Gold Drop'
boli seas not buthhe bulliw•hLI
(w0 years ill SUC-
pion bull •l his year.
IN THESE
k that the band in-
stead : 'regular Friday
the tett k, would
biok, rind in ron-
re nearly five'
o take in td a euler-
end boys have in,•
Iv daring ale pa51
music wet; enjoyed
o lined the fence
41 around ten the
lobier was present
,r t 1 '
nut '1 thank
y A
0 Not 1henil for 11 he
k in voting fur the
1)3.1111. Mr. Doris
4.11 be '':nagger of
o addrersed 1 he Pts.
eke in glowing
Cess 1 hey 11010 h'ir•-
r tock subscr i,tions,
111 1erl tI.VM every-
'bine
:V ers-•
ill readiness :lo
• r1.t new fac(ory
roduring country
Icd 1liat we need
epic of '200 nieces
o taisr tenorn1eus
m8(005, as 11'0 r 111
y, and of a hetty'r
A HAI'I'Y EVENT TOOK PLACE
at lite 'Mrthodi:,t persaonnge in Hen•
will, on Wednesday September 120),
'fhe event wast lie marriage of Mr.
Garnet J. Frayne, cl.lesl ton of Mr.
John I'rlyne, of tlabornr, to Annie
M., only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Win. Rio, of 'Meter North The
nuptial knotwas tied by Rev. Toll,
in the presence of only the immed•
into relatives of the ernr.rae:ing
parties. The feeds, looked very he.
coming. gowned o n 1 n - '1 .
IS• g f a h 0 0 lie•
t o ne
n
brio a d•
g net nd d by Miss Gertrude
8mit.h, cousin of the grcoly. The
groom \Pa'. ably supported by Mr.
Lewellyn Oke, of Ifurondale. Cen-
gratulationa being over the party
then drove ilo the residence of eke
brisk':, father, where a dainty supfier
wan served. The happy couple Icft
on the evening tr'in for Alvinstoa
for n short )loncyrnton trip. The
bride's going away dress was of wiry
blue with het to match. On their
return they will settle down to the
stern rectifiers of life on the groom's'
farm. a mile and a quarter easel of
Exeter. Their meny friends join in
congratulations for a happy- voyig'
over the matrimonial $11.
Market Report. -The following is
the report of Exeter markets. cor-
rected up ;to September 13th.
Wheat. 69c. per bushel.
Oats 29 to 30 cents per ,bushel.
Barley, 38 to 40 Dents per bushel
Peas, 60 to 65 cents per bushel.
Shorts, $19 to $20 a ton.
Flour, $2.25 per cwt.
Bran, $15 to $16 a ton.
Hay, $6 to $8 ppr ton.
Potatoes, 95 cents per
Feed Flour, $1.25 per cwt.
Clover seed, $7 to $8.50 per bus.
Butter, 18 oents pee pound.
1?;3s, 17 cents per dozen.
Coal, $6.75 per ton.
Ifozs, dressed, $7,50 ter
Hops, liveweizht. $6.15
Chickens, 1Oc a lb,
Old Hens, 7c. a Ib.
Ducks, 10c. .t lb. dressed.
Lar;e onions, 60c a bushel.
1'ickline onions, $1.35 a bushel.
Dried Apple's 4o per Lound.
c wT.
per cwt.
THE OLD RELIABLE
Where Did Cain Get His Wife ?
1111.s puzzled Bible students for ages. \Ve don't know. We do know
however where you can get the best Line of Goods to be had anywhere.
"Full Value for the Money"
Ie oar Motto. Any one who knows the value of money. will call and
examine Our Goods and see the Big Bargains we are offering.
WELL ! WELL ! New Goods Are Still Arriving
\Ve have just received a Targe Line of
Ready -to -Wear Clothing
In Men's, Youths' and Boys' Twee:} Suits. Now some of these Lines w•
are going to clear at a Bargain. Come in and have a look.
Suits to Please the Lads
Prices to Please the Dads
Gents' Furnishings a Specialty. Ilave a tine assortment in
Ties, Shirts and Hats
The Latest and Nobbiest. My it's chilly these evenings, "S.ly, wife
won't you go to the OLD IRELiABLE and get, ane some of those
Elastic Ribbed Underwear
L'hey handle the Penangle in light, medium and heavy weights.
Highest Price Paid for Produce.
CAIRL[NG BROS.
The Sovereign
�• Bang of Canada
70 THE BANK THAT
PAYS 1NTEREST 70
4
BRANCHES
TIMES A YEAR.
On Savtegs Accounts
BRANCHES
CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETER.
SICK ROOM SUPPLIES
Articles for the comfort and
convenience of the sick and aid
its their recovery have a liberal
space on our shelves.
Invalid Feeding Cups
Hot Water Bottles
Rubber Sheeting
Peptonizing Tablets
Extract of Beef
Medicine Glasses
Bed Pans,
Sponges
Bandages and
Disinfectants
Anytbii'g YOU nt,ed for the Sick
Inquire at
W. S. COLE, Phu'. B.
Central Drug Store
OLD HENS WANTED.
We will pay the Highest
Cash Prices for live old hens,
also spring chickens,lLI k
ducks
s
and all kinds of poultry,
Mention this paper.
The Canada Poultry & Produce
Co., Limited, Stratford, Ont.
JOSEPH SNELL, Manager. GLAI)MAN & STANBURY, solicit r,
Western Real Estate
Exchange, Limited.
78 Dundas St., London
Have you a farm that you want
to will Write for our terms of Bel-
ling prnporLy. We bave the most
complete method of advertieing and
aelling property in Canada. Do you
want to buy a farm or business
property in any part of Ontariot
Send for our list. \Ve have some
bar zains.
GRAND TRUNK SY'SEM
TO
Wosicro Fdir
LONDOM
95c Going Sept. Sth. to 14th.
90c. Going Sept. lith. & 13th
All tickets valid returning
until September 17th. 1906.
Special Trains
Leaving Exeter 7.51) A. M.
September 11, 12, and 13th.
Leaving London 10.50 P. M.
September 11, 12, and 13th.
A GUARANTEED C1"RE FOR I'iLF..S Fur tickets and full information rail
Itchin_, Mind. 1;'eedinz. 1'eotrud- on
in; Pile... Dunt_ srs ,re authorized
to refund money if Pazo Oirtmeat J. J. 1:N1GIIT, Deere T eket Agent
fails to cuta in 6 to 14 d50c J. D. elcDONALD,
District i'useenger Agents Toronto
MOIIE BARGAINS':-TITF. ItATTL-
ing cheap sake of Ithe douse Slew
clock whirl' has been removed to
the store one door north of the
lost office. Will gears on. Everybody
ele-,s't'd with the big lrar;zaina. There
will fro three crocking bit( bargain
days on einturday, Monday rind 'rut's -
dry. the 15th, 17111 end DOM of See -
fernier. These .1111ee dept will 1,0
big bargain clays. -.1. W. Ilrod:•rick.
MR. .JAMES DARLING, A l'Oft-
mer resident of Exeter, aced at
f<rswatrr onr!r
Tuesday, Hentcm M•r
11
fromgenet, debility, at the • c of
70 years. The deceased was bern in
Scotland and at en early age came
lo Cat,,4 i. first wetting in Simcoe.
Ile afterward' w'ent to Seafortlt and
about. 15 yaws ago (time 1 et Exeter,
whet" 1,0 foI•lowed his t ride as plan.
toter ,nd lather. After Tearing
Exeter ho went to Carlton place, and
e few y<rrrs ago went 1e. lire with
rI1 mites in Teeswnter. ili• wife
died in Exeter a number of years
ago. Ile is Furs ivrd by nn' 4:'n,
John, druggist. of Durham. The re.
mein: were brought to Exeter and
110. funeral }Meld from the renillenre
of G. A. K. McI,00.1, \Vednctsday :I1-
te'r 1c00r1.
Thee rale this year for Blyth till
ire 21 mill.4 on t he doll 1 r.
Vie have placed on the mar-
ket a new brand of flour
White Seal
This is a choice Manitoba Pat-
ent, fully equal to the output
of the large mills. and coats
only 82.40 per hundred. If
you prefer Pure Manitoba flour
try "WHITE SEAL," It will
please you.
Repairing over, we are once
more in a position to supply
the needs of our customers.
We Solicit your Gristing and
Chopping patronage,
HARVEY BROS.
Merchant Millers
EXETER, ONTARIO.
Bread and
Butter
Education
Business houses It rye, this past
ye.r, made Ten Tinges as yuan
demands upon us for young lad-
ies and gentlemen who are
thoroughly grounded in busi-
ness principles, as we had stu-
deuts to send.
CLINION BUSINESS COLIECE
"Affiliated with Winghatn Busi-
ness College."
OPENS SEPT. 3rd.
Drop a postal for information to
Dlt. OVENS EYE AND EAR S('R-�'."
geon, will bo at the Commerroial Geos Spotton Principal
Hotel the first I ridiy of each month.
Hours, 9.30 a. m. to 4.311 p. In. Glass-
es properly fitted and disown of eye,
ear and nose treated. Next visit The New Home ot the
l'ri<fay, Oototr^r 501._
, TWO RINKS OF EXETER IOWL-
,rs went over to Friday
to
a e friendlyrime with the mein -
bore
grime
of the club of ithall town. The
result was 'that the Exeter players
were defeated in every game. in the
morning the rink skipped by Rev.
Martin boat by the swore. of 13 to
22, and the rink ekipp•'d br. F. W.
Madman vent down 12 to 21;. i,. the
afternoon the rink skiptyd by W.
i, Ileinein were six ►t<)wn, ttse »core
!rely 11 to 20, while the rink skip-
ped by Rev Collins finished the pIiIY
15 to 20 :n favor of Mitchell. The
following Exeter pleyert brrok pat
W. 11. bevel t, C. 11. Snell, W. J.
114 amen, Rev. Martin, Rev. Collin's,
at,. Davi., W. Hl:atrhforde and 1'. W.
Geedmnn. '
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