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Are you
11 be pleased to
ns. "White and
certainly the new-
reys will be shown in
es, Greens and Reds are
but if you want to be down
yle buy the new White and
r effect.
50 the yard for new Black
and White check dress
good?, c:ean and clear cut ef-
fect, our own importing, the
value is great,
15 The yard for 54 -inch
• Black and White check
dress gocde the new double
Dog Tooth effect. A very
S ell Line.
85C the yard for a lovely
white and black check
Dress goods, soft clean stock
new medium check.
The yard, for 54 -inch
1.35 black and white check
dress goods, pure clean stock
with a perfect square clear
check. It's Lovely.
New Linoleumns are all in.
We believe we have the largest showing of 3 and 4
yards wide Linoleumns that has ever been put on sale In
Exeter. New Floral effects. new Carpet petteros, new
block and tile effects. Our Linoleumns conte to us direct
from the makers in the Old Land. The values are the beat
we have ever offered. Come and See.
Whol Rbou1 WI[1 PhPERS
Our new stocle is all In and
ready for yourr proval. The
tintinga are very fine. We
would like to show YOU
through. Our 5c and 10c pa-
pers are winners, borders for
these lines are eie price per
roll as Papere. Yes, we can
sage you money on your wall
papers.
108 PIM 10 IN Set !
Some very swell new Din-
ner Bete -each set 108 pieces -
semi -porcelain china, gold -
traced and striped, swell new
shapes. Ask to see the new
Woodland Sete, Cantilly Ros-
es and Greece Hamilton these
are the prettiest sets we have
ever shown.
We Sell Groceries
Cheap, all the Time
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QUALITY
is an essential with us. Every
thing in the construction of our
Time Pieces is shaped with this
end in view. They are made to
keep good time and give good sat-
isfaction
For Present Time
For Future Time
For All Time
Our Jine of Clocks is complete and
asp -to -date. Get one of Marchand's
Alarm Clocks. They are the beet --at
the usual low price. Call and Inspect
our general stock.
fl. Mdr6hdod.
DO YOU WEAR
CLOTIIES?
TflMIIM
MAKES THEM
You can get both
SUITED and OV-
ERCOATED, in the
Latest Style of cut
and Material at
TAMAN'S
CLOTHING EMPORIUM
Mr. J. A. Stewart left yesterday
for Toronto on a purchasing trip.
Miss lillie White left Tuesday for
Toronto to:attend the millinery open-
ings.
Several from Exeter attended the
concert.at Farquhar on Tuesdaynigbt
given by I.U. F., of that place.
The annual excursion by the steam-
er Greyhound to Detroit will be on
June 18th of this year
Mies Gertie Harvey entertained a
number of her friends to a "Peanut
Wrinkle" on Thursday evening.
The assembly given by St. Anthony
social club on Friday night in the op-
era house was well attended and an
enjoyable time spent.
Rev. Mcravieh, of Granton. occu-
pied the pulpit of the James street
church last Sunday. Rev. Going took
the services at Granton during the
day.
Mies May Snell entertained a num-
ber of friends on Monday evening In
honor of her guest,' Mies Florence
Smith, of Ingersoll. Mise Smith left.
on Tuesday for her home.
Mr. Wallace Fisher, of the Sover-
eign hank at London, who was at his
home here for a couple of weeks suf-
tering from rhuetnatiem, left Monday
morning for London to resume hie
position.
Mise May Armstrong and Mrs. T.
Bowerman and eon Walter left Mon-
day for Willow City, N. L. Miss
Armstrong has charge of a millinery
department and will stop off at St.
Paul enroute to attend the openings.
The Ladies of Caven Presbyterian
church will treat the Sunday school
scholars to a supper at the church on
Friday evening. Outside children are
invited, and email fee will be charg-
ed for them. After the tea a program
will be given.
Jl t s. Garfield Sheere and children,
after a visit with friends in town for
some weeks, left on Monday for their
home in Brantford. Miss Blanche
Sheere accompanied them and will re-
main for a month's visit.
Mr. Shirley Bobier last week was
successful at London in passing an ex-
atnination as telegraph operator. and
is now eligible to take charge of a
station. Ile has nut yet been aeelgn-
ed to any place and it is quite pose-
ihle he will he placed on the relieving
•teff for a time.
Landlord Wm. Barrows, of the
Co umercial is making extensive im-
provements in the sample room. The
bar half been tnoved to the front room
and the room that was formerly oc-
cupied by the par is being fitted up as
a private room, and its case of a rush
can be opened up and used as an ex-
tension for the dining roots..
IX)N'T MONKEY WiTH
THAT COUGH
Take Hooey's
CHERRY GORDIRL
Large Mottles 25 cents.
X ETER 'L'1M6S. FEBRUARY 2Sth 1907
rt. -Tho following iA
of Exeter markets. cor-
p to February 28th.
Wheat. 70 to 71 cents a bushel.
Oats. a :o 37 cents pie bushel.
Peas, 75 to 77 Bents per bushel.
Marley. 44 to 48 cents per bushel.
shorts. ts20 per ton.
Flour, 82.10 per cwi.
Bran. $20 a :or..
Hay. $10, and $11 a ton.
Potatoes, 70c to 750 per bag.
Feed Flour. $1.20 to $1.25 per cwt.
Beane. $1.30 per bushel.
Clover seed, $8 to $9 per bushel.
flutter. _2:. per pou::d.
Eggs, 23c. a dozen.
Iloas, dresied, 68.5U per cwt.
Hogs. livewei;ht, $6.50 per cwt.
Co•tl, 7 :. ton.
Lar•;c 60c a bushel.
Chicken, 8 cents per pound.
liens, 5 1-2 cents per 'sound.
Duck:, 10c. per pound.
Geese, 10 cents per pound.
Turkey 12 cents per pound.
Dried Apples. 70 per pound.
LOCALS
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Mr. Art Woods of London, visited
his parents over Sunday.
Public school Inspector Tom was
making his rounds last week.
Mr. and lie s. \Vin. Dignan. of Lucan
visited friends in town over Sunday.
Its vp to the lion or the lamb to
tell us just how .March will come in
and go out.
Mr. Clarence Smith, of Ingersoll.
was the guest of friends in town, the
fore part of the week.
The West. Huron Teacher's Associa-
tion will hold its next meeting in gxe-
ter May 22 and 23.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Horne. of Strat-
ford. were the guests of Mr. end, Mre,
John Farmer, last Sunday.
Mr. W. II. Levett is thls wee4
placing a hot water heater in 11lj
residence on William street.
Mr. and Mre. J. A. Stewart enter-
tained a nutnber of friends on Friday
evening of last week and Tuesday af-
ternoon of this week.
Mr. A. Walters has installed a gaso-
line engine in his shoe store. Machin-
ery for tht. finishing of newly made
geode has also been put in.
Buggies For lisle. -'rhe :clebr.tled
Morland hti.3gies, the best in the
market. Prices to suit everybody.
Gall and see them at Pym'a 13lncle-
smith shop.
The officers of the Lebanon For-
est Lodge, A. F. and A. M. enter-
tained the members of the Lodge to
an oyster supper Monday evening,
at Folliok'e.
Several of Exeter hockey enthus-
iasts took in the ganie between Hen-
gist! and Clinton at Hensall last Wed-
nesday night. The Clinton players
were successful winning by the score
of 4 to 2.
DR. OVENS EYE AND EAR SUR -
icon. will be at the Commercial
Hotel. Iioure 9.30 a. tn. to 4.30 v.
in. Glasses plop crly fitted and dis.
eases of eye ear and nose t.reltted.
Next visit Friday, March 8th.
Mr. Garnet Frayne. who was injured
in a runaway accident a few weeks
ago, is still confined to his bed. His
injuries are not of a serious nature,
but his physician has advised him to
remain in bed until he recovers from
the praises he sustained.
The cemetery board at its in-
augural meeting hold some days ago
appointed W. J. Ileaman, /Chairman
for the year, and 1'. W. Glndman,
Secy. The question of nutting up a
new fence nt the cenietery was dis-
cussed, also the surveying of the
new part.
Mr. G. E. Crawley on Monday mov-
ed his furniture to Lucan, where he
will reside in the future. He has die-
poeed of his house on Andrew street
to Mr. Thomas Hawkins, Mr. Haw -
kine will move into his newly acquired
property this week. and Mr. Mar-
chand will move into the house ye-
catrd by Mr. Hawkins.
A burning chimney o t Mr. Thos.
Biesett'e house on Gidlev street was
the cause of bringing out the fire de-
partment Saturday night. The alarm
was sounded about 12 o'clock, and in a
few minutes willing hands were draw-
ing the engine and hose cart to the
scene. Everything was got its readi-
ness. hut the fire in the chimney had
burned iteelf out and it was unneces-
sary to turn on the water.
Mr. W. H. Harvey, who for some
time has been hook -keeper for the
flrm of Harvey Bros.. millers. last
week resigned his position. It is Mr.
Harvey's intention to visit around
here for a few weeks, then go to the
northwest where he will engage in
farming. Since coming to Exeter over
a year ago, Mr. Harvey has become
one of our most respected citizens, and
we will be sorry to lose biro from our
midst.
A Dal�lE 11�Oili 1
Probably you havent had any
trouble for several months, but
you may have now.
Cool nights and snappy morn-
ings may !►ring unpleasant re-
minders of s delicate throat.
If you grow hoarse without
any apparent r,at►on. If an ugly
little hack arises, you need
HOWEY'S SYRUP OF
WHITE PINE & TIR
At once
lit soothes and h^ d ..
Best of all it pt••.,...ts thnse
severe spasms of coughing
which are so likely to produce
soreness of the longs.
Prke as Cents
W.S.Howci, rhm.B.
Chemist and Optician.
uy
Your Cottons BestTHE OLD ELIABLE
and Linens Here
where you get
Quality S I WAS SAYING those Silk Waists at Carling Bros.
ate the best we have ever seen for the price. It's the
universal verdict. Every one who can judge value can
see them sticking out of out stock in all directions. We
can't subdue them. They fly up and hit your hand where
you least expect it. We know the
New Stock of Pillow Cottons, Sheetings and
Table Linens
Unbleached Pillow Cotton
40 inches wide .. , 12ic,
Bleached Pillow Cotton
42 and 41 inches wide. fine duality,
Price 18c.
Circular Pillow Cotton
42. 44, 46 inches wide, full bleached,
fine quality Price 20c.
Plain Bleached Sheeting
72 inches wide, fine even thread ....
Price 35c.
Twilled Bleached Sheeting
72 inches wide. nicest quality we
have ever shown Price 35c.
Bleached Table Linen
88 inches wide. The finest and beat
quality we have ever shown
Price 75u and $1.O0 a yd.
Twilled Unbleached Sheeting
72 Inchee wide, heavy weight, worth
30c. a yard Price :rm.
Plain Unbleached Sheeting
72 inches wide, beautiful make, con-
sidered big value at525c
Towels
Big value at 10 cte.
Big value at 14 cts.
Big volt'. at 15 ate.
B:g value at '...r eta.
Bleached Towels
The best that's made .... ...... 50c.
Unbleached Table Linen
Heavy table linen 60 in. wide for
every day wear. This is the quality'
you should buy Price M)c
SNELL & ROWE
Wanted -A competent dressmaker.
Apply nt once by mail to V. Treble.
FOR SALE -Jersey Cow, ;five yea.rs
old, will calve in a couple of weeks.
TIMES OFFICE.
A number from hero attended the
oyster supper and concert given at
Eden last Tuesday night.
Mr. Reuben Patch, of Jessopville,
has been appointed haggageman at
the depot in place of Shirley Bobier,
resigned.
Mrs. Collins and Miss Monthron
attended the funeral of the late
Mrs. James White, at Heiman, last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert .Rollins and
daughter, of Crystal City Man., are
the guests of Robt. .McFalls for a
few clays.
Woman's institute- The regular
meeting of the Woman's Institute
will be held in Senior's Hall. Friday
March lot, at 3 o'clock -Miss ►gIalls
'Pres.; Mrs. Hastings. Seo."
While Mr. James Beer was assist-
ing in removing the large mirror at
the Commercial Hotel last Saturday
he fractured one of his ribs, and is
confined to the house in consequence
One day last week while Mr. John
Rendle was delivering meat at the
home of Mr. Hodgert, he slipped on
the cement steps.:striking his cheek
on the edge of one of the libelee The
cheek bone wa:a fractured.
Mr. C. I3. Snell has settled . the
case with W. T. Colwell whose horse
won killed by a live wire at the
station during a severe electric
storm last summer. The amount
paid Mr. Colwell wan $125.
Mr. Wm. Dignan, of Lucan, and
a former resident of Exeter, was
married on Saturday. Feby. 19th, to
bliss Jennie Hodgins of Lucan. The
guests were only the immediate rel-
atives of tlir contracting parties.
Hero arc the expressions of a
minister who appreciates the editor.
At a recent editorial convention he
offered the following toast : "To
save an editor from starvation, take
his paper and pay for it promptly.
To save him from bankruptcy, ad-
vertise in his paper liberally. To
save hien from despair, send him
every item of news of which you can
get hold. To save hint from profan-
ity, write your corresprndence1pinin-
ly on one side of the sheet and send
it in as early as possible. To save
him from mistakes, bury hint. Dead
people are the only ones who never
make mistakes.
The directors of the Exeter Agricul-
tural society held au enthusiastic
meeting at the Central Saturday
afternoon. The object of the meeting
was to make preliminary arrange-
ments for the Victoria Day celehre-
hration. The following comtnittee
were appointed -Executive, W. D.
Handers, R. Selden and pd. Christie:
Soliciting. N. D. Hurdon, W. D. Ran-
ders. Ed. Christie and W. J. Carling;
Sports, N. D. Hurdon, W. Russell, A.
Walter, P. McTaggart. J. J. White:
Horse Committee. C. H. Sandere, Rd.
Christie, W. Elliott and Paul Coates;
Printing Committee, John Delhridge,
P. McTaggart, James Ballantvne and
John Moir; Treas. Joe. Davie; Secy.,
it. N. Creech. A joint meeting of the
Directors and sports committee will
he held at, the Commercial house on
Saturday March 30th. when matters
of iniportance will he taken up, The
society intends this year to have the
hest cellebration in the history of
Exeter, and the different committees
will get down to work at once with
that end in view.
We were favored on Monday last
with a pleasant call from Mts. J. R.
Lamp. of New York. who thirty five
Eears ago was numbered as one of
xeter's fairest young ladies, Mre.
Lamb was a MIs. E•dale and lived
with her patents at the north end on
the hill near the home of Ed, Mc•
Guire. Shortly before leaving Exe-
ter she was married to Mr. l.amh, who
resided at Rogerville. Mrs. Lamp has
resided in New York for the past 20
years and a few weeks ago took a trip
to Chicago and Detroit to visit friends
and could not resist the temptation
to come on to Exeter and visit the
scenes of her girlhood days. She
found many changes in Exeter since
she left jiere ar.d noted the ruins of
the dams and mills which were flour-
ishing when she lived here. She vi •
vidly recalled the days when skating
WAS enjoyed on the river near her
hotne and how the young men used to
clean off the ice and huild huge bon-
fires. Mre. intmh visited the home
she at one time lived and also called
on several whom she had not seen for
these many years.
yOtllt fjJ1LTH
Depends on your
Stomach, Liver, Kidneys
and Blood
If you have Constipation, Indigee-
tlon, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism or Im-
pure Blood take
NTUR'S REMEDY
It will cure you no matter how
bad your case /nay be. It will tone,
.strengthen. cleanse and purify your
entire system.
25c, 50c, and $1.00 boxes.
THE A. H. LEWIS MEDICINE CO.
St. Louis, U.B. A.
For Sale Only 13y
W. S. Cole, Phm. B.
Prescription Druggist.
EXETER. ONT.
FARM LABOURERS AND DOM-
ESTI(7S.
I have been appointed by the Dom-
inion Government to [lase Immit•
grants from t}vo United Kingdom in
positions as farm labourers and dom-
estic servants in this vicinity. Any
person requiring su.h /help should
notify me by letter stating fully the
kind of 11.&11) required, when wanted
and wages offered. The numbers
arrivin- .rr.:y not 1,0 sufficient to
supply all ;.quests but every effort
will be made to provide ea.h appli-
cant with the help required.
DONALD MoINNIS
Canadian (:overnineot Employment
Agent, Exeter. Ont.
For Sale
150 acre teem Township of Stanley,
County of Iluron, halt mile from
Kippen market;.2 acres orchard
well watered, good frame house, fine
outbuildings. !'rico and full partic-
ulars on application (.4931).
50 acres, township of Stephen.
county of Huron, 3 miles to Dash-
wood, 10 miles to E>teter. Boil slay
loam, 1-2 aore orchard, 1 1-2 story
frame house. outbuildings in fair re-
pair. price 112000.
Western Real Estate
Exchange, Limited.
78 Dundas St., London
GRAND TRUNK SY's EM
ONE WAY SECOND CLASS COLO-
NiST RATES TO
San Francisco and Lor Angeles
$42.80; Mexi:o City $11.80; Ogden
and Salt Lake, Utah. Helena .tnd
Butte, Mont. $.39.35; Nelson. iI. C.,
and Sf okkeut, Wash., $39.85 Via -
tori t, Vancouver and New Weatmin-
nter, 13. C., $12.35.
Rates 'o other points in propor-
tion. Tickets on sale daily from
Mai ch 1st to April 30th.
For full information ea to rates
and routes, call on
J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Tioket Agent
J. D. McDONALD,
District Passenger Agent, 'I emote
FOR SALE. - House and threels
fiftha acro of land, four rooms,
two bed rooms, front room and kit-
chen. wood shed and ,good cellar,
all kind of fruit trees, Bim.oe street
Exeter. Avnly on aremiees.-John A.
Hcy wood.
SIIORTiIOitN HULLS
For Hetrvirc.
"King of Westside.
Following is part int hie Oed-
Idree,:-Sire Prince of iinnff, imp.
Darn, Row of Westside.
"51insie Mona r..h.
Sire Fete tial' hero, ham,
Roan Missie.
For terms and particulars apply to
PHILIP IiERN \\'11 ALEN.
EAR 't Volt SALE -Mr. W. 11.
Jones Las 1,1nced in our hands
for sale his farm lot "C" Con. 7,
itaborne Tpt. enntaining 10!1 acres.
Title guaranteed. For particulars
I apply to
GLADMAN AND STANRU'RY
Barristers etc. Exeter Ont.
Power of Prices
and take advantage of it in marking our goods. Ladies Silk
Waists in the latest and newest styles. Embroideried Linen
and Lawn waist ends, lovely goods. A very choice line of
Elbow Gloves in black and white Silk, Lace and Lisle thread
Ladies Fancy Vesting3 in white and colored Fancy Ging-
hams and Muslins. We have never shown a nicer assortment
in Vals, Torchon Laces and Embroideries than we are show-
ing at the present Gents' Scotch and Canadian Tweeds,
Fancy Pantings in plain and stripe. Gents' Hats, Piccadilly
Brand, Thoroughbred Caps the latest out. Gents' Shirts in
plain stripes Fancy Fronts also the Coat Shirt.
Highest Price paid for Produce.
CARLINC BROS.
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The Sovereign
BanK of Canada
Head Office, Toronto.
RANDOLPH MACDONALD, President
A. A. ALLAN, Vice:President D. M. STEWART, General Manager
Capital Subscribed $4,000,000
Capital fully paid 4,000;000
Reserve Fund 1,255,300
Assets over 25,000,000
General Banking . Savings Department
Interest credited quarterly.
Ci2EDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETER.
JOSEPH SNELL Manager. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitor
Soltablo Uurol;oro_oI fill 6raos
Spring is Coming. Now is
the time to make your sel-
ection.
Remember this is the place
to get a nice job of upholst-
ering done.
Jas. Beverley
Furniture Dealer.
Undertaker.
NO -
-TIME
like the present to make our
acquaintance.
We are showing an excel-
lent assortment of exclusive
fabrics, that are well worth
your attention.
Our clothes arc cut "right"
and tailored "right" and our
prices will fit your purse, as
well as our clothes fit you.
.TOS11TS
Merchant Tailor
A Few Directions for Baking
Harveys' Star Flour
1.-ile sure that the flour iv warns
before mixing. If thoroughly
warmed twenty-four liot:rs before
mixing it milt make better bread.
2 -set the sponge very thin with
good yeast or if yeast cakes ire
used be mute they are fresh.
.3. -When ready to knead add as
little flour am possible only a suffi-
cient quantity to prevent sticking
to the hos rd when thoroughly
kneaded.
4. -Let it rime in a pan then knead
in small loaves and let it rise again.
ilake in n moderately heated oven
and do not let it stand in oven after, CPI
Corn!
--AT-
Exeter and Centralia
Warehouses
Will exchange for other grain
if desired.
Richard Seldon
Exeter, Centralia
and Clandeboye
Flour, Feed
WONT swrc
Everything kept for the housewife In
the line of Groceries
We have SiX different kinds of Flour
to choose from
Licensed Auctioneer
for the County of Huron.
All orders left at the Store or at the
Timed Office will receive prompt at-
tention.
•
Agent for the
uron Weather Insur- -
ance Company •
it is done.
5. -We recommend a short scstem
during t he cold weather as it i+ dif-
ficult to prole'ct the sponge from
changes of temperature and drafts.
The choirs'( Ontario and Manitoba
Wheat, in equal proportion, iv used
in the mattuf;etnre of Star flour
It is sharper and stronger that/
moat brands of Family Flour
and never foils to predne' tcood re-
sults when used under proper con-
ditions.
S. Hardy& Son
ERNFST ELLIOT
Conveyancer Accounts Collected
M(INF;}' to kern at Introit rates.
North West lards for Rale.
Office, Mals Street. Exeter