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e Gol-
and Reveres less 20 per
cent now $44.
20 per cent discount applies to
it in the Big Store. Also re-
ifty Fur Coats for
WE do the Fur Business.
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Mr. E. Flynn spent Sunday visit -
IN ins friends in Bt. Ma.rye.
Reeve nobler is attending. Tiroand County Council meeting at Goderich.
you Mrs. Glanville, of London visited
buy- ; Mr and Mrs. Christie left on
elry, Tuesday for their home in Lachute,
US. Quo.
• Mrs. Sam Sinclair, of Moosejaty,
-y 111 spent Sunday visiting at Mr. A.
hing Bowcy's.
Re
it Miss Elsie McCallum entertained
y the teachers of the school lest Fri-
day evening.
► as_ i Mr. and Mrs. Robe. Downie left
OfWednesday for a visit with friends
in Toronto.
and Miss Porterfield.
the !guest of Mr. and Mrs. harry
Gould last week.
Mr. and bliss Hobbs. of Hyde I'ark,
were the guests of Rev. and Mrs.
!line on Sunday.
Chas. Ilnl:ten. of London, was
t of Mist G. Anderson in-"
Saturday.
W. Gladman attended Divi-
-in Luoan last Thursday
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her mother. Mrs. Sweet last week.
of Mitchell, %vas
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Fingal.
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OCALS
rio Legislature aneets to-
reday.)
olloway, of Clintran, is
her daughter, Mrs. R. N.
.T. T. Curry, of East \Vaw:1-
.v.1s last Tuesday electad \Var-
of the County.
r. Paul Madge last week sold
house opposite the Presbytcurian
rinse to Mr. R. Downie.
Rev. Fear will preach anniversary
rvices at Centrnlia next Sunday.
His pulpit here will be !occupied by
Rev. Andrews.
At the tris gun shoot held ;t1 ilius,
ilton last week, ,1. E. Campion, of
Clinton, iron the 20 lite: bird event,
and with .i1 the chantpionetep of
Canada.
Former County \V;u•den Hugh
Spackman was al. Goderich the [for-
mer part. of the week, winding up
the affairs of last year's CUM nty
Council.
The St. Anthony club intends hotd-
in; •u' assembly in the opera house
on Thursday. Jan. 31st. The Rout-
ledge orchestra, of London, will
furnish the rllUtilc.
\\'ours the person who hook ;1
pair of hockey skates and boats front
the opera Mauro on Tuesday night,
Jan. 15111 kindly leave at tide office
and rave further trouble.
Mr. Walter Reddy, of Ilurondale
arrived home Monday night .from
Brandon, whore he was ':.ailed owing
to serious illneand' subsequent
death of his 'brother John.
The junior hockey playors of Exe-
ter end Ilonsall played •t ;return
match at Bawden's rink last Sat-
urday, the Exeter 'lads being ',vic-
torious by the score of 10 to 0.
Mr. Thos. Ilind, editor of the
Stoughton, Sask., Times, who visit-
ed friends in this locality for tsovernl
days, left on Thursday for Durham
to visit his father before returning
to his home at Stoughton.
Mrs. J. G. Stantiury, who spent a
few weeks with her parents. Dr. and
Mrs. Eastwood. of Whitby, .returned
home Friday morning. She was ac-
companied by her sisfor, Miss Flor-
ence Eastwood, who will make nn
extended visit.
The first series of curling
matches was played off at the rink
last Friday evening, when two rinks
skipped by II. E. iluston and Ge.o.
Anderson played. Until the last
end the Rides were tie, but at the
finish Huston, skip, laid three shots
winning out by that majority.
A musical treat is promised for elle
people of Exeter and district on
Thursday, the 711/ of February in
the Trivitt Memorial ehurch when
Mr. Cyril Dwight Edwards, the Pop-
ular London singer and Mr. Wm.
Brown, the organist of the church,
will give a recital. Full partiouers
on bills.
It has been stated that 11 number
of changes In the ownership of iresi-
dental property have liken place
within the last week. Mr. C. E.
Hackney has purchased the property
of Mr. George Mantle on Main street
and lir. Mantle has in turn tturaleet-
cd the property belonging to Rich -
and Spearo on North street, and oc-
cupied at present by 1)r. Malloy.
following are the newly elect-
ed office•r.0 of ;h^ IL S. Literary So-
ciety ;—Pres., Daisy 1hllinz: V. l'.,
Mi -s Gregory : Treas., Frank Clegg ;
Sec',-., Lloyd Davin: Critic, 1.. lia;an
Journalist, Beattie Martin; LeadT'r
of (He Club, Mr. F iemiu; ; Question
1)•..wer, 1). .S oneman ; I'i tninl, Ed.
it:t,•.•r,ws : 1'roirlm Commit tee, Itcout
III, Magic Coward and Tom Carling
ltop:an 11, Irene. 1tindfc.-d :,n.1 Iv.nn
Fe' Alison, Boots i, Vera lti,ee and
Jeselie Alanson.
We be; to announce two havo Te-
cently engaged the services of a
miller with 25 yearn experien:e and
have overl►auled our mill. We sell
our mixed family flour, guaranteed
best 'quality, nt $1.85 per cwt, We
Bell "Five ito.c.," and • Ilarvc t
n" brands of pure Manitoba
We have A4nerican Yellow
ground or whole, and all other
of feed. Chopping, five cents
a3. highest price paid for
—II. Cook & Sons, Ileneall
tills.
rat stortn of the season
aturday night
in the r;rip
late Satur-
rizzling Train
windstorm end
and wee sweeping
•he lax,rc emc' e.
ors-Toylor Corm• ny
r, and the amt •:e -
foundry suffered i
8o severe twee ! he
rtion • the iron
fou :4 tipped
a n • eap. Tbo sho-
ot the &river wee
way and it wan
gang of mon
edtnck of
ko road,
auah as
r min -
the
JANUARY 24th 1907
nant Sale THE OLD RELIABLE
neral Clean up in every department,
all remnants, odd pieces, broken lots.
all placed out for quick selling.
Printer
1000 vds best Eugl li print light and
dark 1:0!o1•.-, chore.• pattern-. telling
at...... .... ............... I0.. a yd.
Manliest
12 only L oilier '!'weed and black
cloth coals all the !meet style, 42 in.
long, regular price 513.00, your choice
for 1$8.00
Psirs
6 only Ladies Astr•art an jackets sizes
30. 33, 40, 44, 31) inched tong, quilted
satin lining, wear goal anteed, regu-
Ia, price $35 00, on sale at .$22.5t1
Ruffle
Choice lot of nock ruffs a number of
different styles in American Sable,
Alaska Sable, Grey fox. Red fox, and
Isat,ella Sable with muffs to Match all
selling at co,l. prices.
Print Shirty.
Men's print Ahilts in daik and light
colors with pleated fronts choice lot
of neat patterns guaranteed good
washers, regular price 75 cents on sale
at 58c.
Fancy Platoons'
Pretty collection of art sateen° fine
soft quality stakes lovely comforters
regular price 20e . on sale at .15c. a yd.
Wrepperetten
25 pieced good heavy wrapperettes
splendid colors and patterns you can't
buy anything better to line your quilt
with, regular Trice 14r, and 15 cents on
sale at 10c. a yd.
Overcoats'
200 Cloth Overcoats in men's .end
hoy'e in black greys and tweeds all up
to date styles all selling off at cost
prices.
SNELL & ROWE
Mr. Garfield Buchanan is visitin
friends in town.
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Mr, John Muir and son, who open
the pest few months vi�itin; in Scot
land returned home Friday morning
They ,report a rough voyage bein
11 days on the o:rean. The trip ;from
IIalifax to Montreal was tedious
owinz to the snow blockades, whiol
detained tlleni about fifteen bourn
Although the voyage was rough Mr
Muir says he thoroughly enjoyed th
trip. not having boon subjected t
any seasickness.
After suffering from pneumonia
for three days Mary Ann Snell, wid-
ow of the late Abrahutn Ila;;sbaw
died at the home of her son, Abra-
ham, on Wednesday Jantetry 16th.
deceased was born in the township of
Stephen 61 years ago, but lived in
Exeter most of her life. She was
married at the ago of 18 !years, and
leaves one son and four daughters to
mourn their loss. Abraham, Mrs,
C. Heywood. Exeter, Mrs. W. Gra-
ham London, Mrs. Gen Vesper Tor -
Toronto. Mrs. 1t. •Ilrown Owen
Sound. Besides 'she loaves three
brothers Chas. Goo. and Eli and two
sisters Mrs. A. Ford and Mrs. James
Ford the remains were interred In
the Exeter Cemetery last Saturday
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Au exciting germ of hockey was
played at the Hensel! rink last
Thursday evening bel ween the Ilen.
sill and Exeter pl•'yers. There has
al'iays been consit':rabic !rivalry be-
tween these a eauts, and tour boys
have never dxc a able to foeat t,the
boys from t1 a nonti► on their own .
ice. A strong herrn wan taken up
Thursday night. but Idle playing
showed a lack of practice which was
really oho cane. The IIensall boys
started right off the. reel by /scoring
four z•oals In succcs'ion. Then the
Exeter boys :401 busy and when 'half
time was called The score !stood four
to two in •favor of Ileneall. On're-
sumin3 play llensall scored nnceher
goal, but 'three goals rnada by the
Exeter tx>yu in 'rapid succession !tied
the store and stings ocenmenced to
look brizht for lite rooters who ttcnt
up with the teats. however the tie
did not remain long, Hensel! shoart,•
ins another goal just before call of
lime, the score standing 6 to 5.
The following from she Regina
Leader is in referen:e to Mrs. Mel-
ville Martin, wife of the son of Exe-
ter's esteemed pastor, Rev. W. M.
Martin: "If for nothing else, Inst
night's concert was noteworthy
from the fact that it introduced for
the first time to the public of Re-
gina new local amateur ringer of
quite exceptional abilities in the per.
gee of Mesa W. Melville Martin.
Much had been heard of Mrs. Mar-
tin's abilities, all of whir•h she
more dein justified. Heir tionder-
ful soprano voice Was a !revelation
to those who had not previously been
favored with hearing it, .and it is
very .much to be hoped that she will
lake a prominent part in Re.iina'e
musics.; world. .Possessed of n voice
of conriderablc power end rare flex-
ibility, Mrs. Martin also ;towed
the results the rosuita oT ,careful
training. Iter enunciation was al-
most perfect, every syllable being
giver with a distinctness and bell.
like learners only t.00 sek.Lann met
wit I.
RENEWING H14 YOU I'll.
if one cannot se.. well much that 14
interesting in life becomes uninterest.
GI, SeES
Ing.
of lite rt quired tl r ngt11 will r h.:ngc
this \VIIh teeter sight, will mule
gts•.t. • r l,lra. u't in life.
Our '' -t toren 14111 peieet I t t• in-
plete sand t1:.• use of nod. rn Mel) class
/Went Ole in•trmatelot "rTah'e- n, to :Ir.
five ,It a'•rtlt,Itr r.aneI,IM:air., t1" tet the
condition an•i 1Itl.t ren1.•nIs of the
eyes.
Prices ..r,• moderate.
W. S. Howey, Phm. B.
f (3000 SUGGESTION
Toe COIFS COUGH CURE
Ord Cure Your Cough.
Why experiment when you can get
Instant Relief from
Gore's Gough Gum
Which is scientifically
prepared and absolutely
harmless to even the emal-
leet child, and every bottle
cf which ie guaranteed or
the money refunded.
Large Bottles 25 cents.
GOlE'S GORE-R-6OtD 1IBIETS
—Cure a Cold in a Day -
15 Cents a Box
Gol�'s Drug store
Dlspensinga Specialty
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Special .ale.—Wo will have
special sato every afternoon com-
mencing to -day, Thursday, at our
store at Exeter Nofth until my
stock of Dry Gorade, Ready-Imale
Clothing, Boots & .lehoes and Groc-
eries nee disposed of.—L. MsTa4Rart
Exeter North.
IIENSALL
' bile John TnyLor hostler at the
Commercial Ifotel was nttendin; to
his duties one day lase week,' be fell
from the loft, and striking his bead
on a manger received on ugly ,taeh
Ile was laid up several day; in con
a" q uence.
• Dr. Caw( breve, of t he Southern
states, is in town renewing old a:
quain10nccs.
Rev. E. 1'. Mete Smith, of Carmel
church, preached anniversary ser-
mons in Auburn on Sunday, Rev..
Mr. eicLean, of Myth, look the
services here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Logan, of
Mooeejaw are vlalting his brother
James here.
The Revere windstortn of Saturday
night blew down the smokestack of
Cook Brost' 'grist 'mill.
I). A. Cantolon shipped another
carload of Green ripples to the old
country on Monday.
Two rinks of our curlers Inft on
Tuesday mornin; to attend the
bonspiel at Parkhill.
Mr, and Mitre. Lorne ktcol1• of
Exeter, spent Sunday In town vis-
iting their parents.
Mr. Ralph Drysdale kft Inst freak
for his home in the west.
The many .friends of Mrs. John
Fitzgerald, of Chisclhurnt, will re-
gret to learn of her death whish
occurred on Sunday last at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. John Chnm-
herCham-
ber?,of 111e town litre, flay, at the
a40 of G6 years rued 11 months. De-
• ceased has been a treat cuffferer for
nearly t years.
Mr. 1V. .1. \Nilson paid London a
business trip !net week,
Mr. W. It. !lodging return/ d home
on Saturday from Ailsa Cral; after
spending a week !with his brother.
TaylorMr. Walter Taylor left nn Mon-
day for London, where he tae mecur-
ed a position.
Miss Edna Kenny, the nurse who
accompanied the remains of the late
1W. .1. Miller from California return-
ee to Ger dtuttea as head nurse of the
hospital nt Cal; try on (rucsdny.
J'rior to her departure the /members
of the I. O. O. F. prcacnttel 'her'
with a ring and bracelet in recogni-
tion of her devoted seevices to their
departed brother.
Miss Margie lluchantn, of Edmon-
ton, Alta., is home spending leve: al
weeks with her parents here.
Mr. Leslie Ciidwill, of Retina is
in town this tceek renewing old ac-
nunintnnces.
Mr. Geo. McEwen, ex -M. I', is in
Ottawa this week with a deputation
to interview the Goeernrnent with a
view of impoaing a duty of ten -ants
n bushel on flax seed.
Reeve Gcijer left on Tuesday to
attend the meeting of the county
council.
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H E OLD STORE NOTION was tv
insist on a profit with every
Single article, never to sell ex-
cept at a p1 ofit The result was
plenty of old stale goods that nobody
wanted. We believe in seeping
things moving and our idea of a good
Store is something more than a stor-
age warehouse. It will pay you to buy -
Furs Now For Next Winter
We are now baking stock and find that we have more furs
than wt) care to carry over, consequently will sell
at rock bottom prices in order to make room for
our spring goods. To be �onvincod that what we
we say we do
We Solicit a Call.
CARLINC BROS.
Strength and Youth
A Safe Combination
In 4$ years the Assets of The Sovereign Bank of
Canada have increased to over 25 millions, and exceed
the liabilities to the public by over 5 millions. Deposits
have increased to over 15 millions.
Your account—large or small—is invited.
$1.00 opens an account in our Savings Dept.
32 Interest paid 4 times a year.
The Sovereign Bank of Canada.
CRI,DITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETER.
JOSEPH SNELL tt'antiger. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors
Corn!
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Exeter and Clandeboye
Warehouses
Will exchange for other grain
if desired.
Richard Seldon
Exeter, Centralia
and Clandeboye
NO -
-TIME
like the present to make our
acquaintance.
We are showing an exc::l-
lent assortment of exclusive
fabrics, that are well worth
your attention.
Our clothes are cut "right"
and tailored "right" and our
prices will fit your purse, as
well as our clothes fit you.
W. JOHNS
Merchant 'Tailor
ERNFST ELLIOT
Star
Flour
is the
Favorite
Family it
Flour
Never was it as popular as
at present If you prefer a
Pure Manitoba Flour try our
new brand
"White Seal"
We have just received an-
other car of American Corn
which we will sell or ex-
change, on reasonable terms.
Harvey Bros.
GRAND TRUNK SYIS W �'
Do You Wish to Visit
California, Mexico,
Florida. or the
"Sunny South,"
Are you anxious
weather and snow and wend he withe n -
ter in the '•Land of Fruit and Flow-
ers?" Winter tourist tickets are on
sale daily and if you are contemplat-
ing a trip see that your tickets are
routed via the Grand Trunk,
For tickets and full information oat!
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Conveyancer Accounts Collected J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Ticket Agent
MONEY to loan at la rat rates.
North west t.ana. for Male. J. D. McDONALD,
Office. Main Street. Exeter District Passenger Agent, 'i lrOnttt
For Sale
150 acre farm Township ;►f Stanley,
County of Huron, half mile from
Kippen market; 2 acres orchard
well watered, good frame house, fine
outbuilding;. Price and full partic.
niers on application (4PJ1).
50 acres, township of Stephen,
county of Huron, 3 mile, 40 Dash•
wood, 10 miles to Exeter, soil slay
loam, 1-2 aero orchard, 1 1-2 story
frame house, outbuildings in fair rp.
pair, price $2000.
Western Real Estate
Exchange, Limited.
78 Dundas St., London
DR. OVENS EYE AND EAR SUR -
"'win, will tr1' nt. the. Commercial
Hotel the first Friday n( each month
Hours 9.30 b. M. to 4.30 p. in. GlaMe
es properly .fir ted and diaseases of eye
car and noon treated. Next that
Friday, February ,6t b,
STRONG NERDS ors SKILLED HINDS
to the Front I Attend the Famous
TORONTO, oT;•s. '�
And he properly prepared for
buainesa positions. We deal
only in High (Trade Hasiness
Education, — the kind every
young man and woman bhnuld
ave. Our school has now the 1 -'
largest attendance in its history
Commence now. Prepare well
and emcees is certain. Ni,
trouble for our Graduates to get
positions
C'atalegtre Flee.
W. J. ELLIOTT. Principal.
Cor. Yonge and Alexander Stat.
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