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STEWART'S
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Nearly all in and ready for your inspection.
We are showing some exclusive styles in Dress
Goode, Suitings and Waistings.
35c
50c
65c
65c
The yard fora lovely new Grey Shadow Check. Swell for
Skirts, Suite or Dresses.
The yard for a lovely lot of New Grey Tweeds. Good
clean stock and real serviceable.
For a beautiful range of the veru newest Shadow Stripe
Suitings, these are copied from the latest New York
Ideas and are certainly going to make a hit.
For Black Panama Goode, Right in Style, Right in Qua-
lity and Right. in Value.
85 100 125 For a Beautiful Lot of Black and White Check
• • and Double Dog Tooth Check Dress Goode,
These are very Special Values.
Dresden Silks
We are showing the choioest lot of new Dresden
Silk Waist Ends that we have ever had. White and
Cream Grounds with very pretty Floral and Shadow
Designs in Green, Pink, Blue and Mauve.
Ask to See Them; They Are
Beauties.
House Furnishings One , our Strong Lines. Car-
pets, Curtains, Linoleumns,
Draperies and Wall Papers. ,
Special Values in new Wall Papers
Borders sante price per roll as papers
5,10, 12 I=2
15 20 25 The Roll for very rich Gilt Paper in new Floral
and Combination Stripe Effects.
Do you want a new Linoleumn or Carpet. Our stock is large
and values will please you Buys choice 4 -yard wide Eng-
lish Linoleum. le DU It's a Snap.
Rs in Exeter
we aresolesellingmouKING STIFF HAT
agents in Easter :or the Famous
The Hat that leads the world. The new shapes are very catchy.
erne in, ave a oo a e new .
C h l k t th ONES
S. A. STA EEWT
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lour Reduction Sale >. e
Is ort and in order to reduce our stock before
Stock Taking we are offering greater Bargains
in Furniture for the next 3o days than ever
were known in Exeter before. Every article
in our large stock of furniture reduced to al-
most cost during this sale.
Call and be Convinced before making your pur-
chase elsewhere.
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Largest Home Furnishers in the County.
'Undertaking in all its Branches.
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1 cAlv[pEEws
Varnish Stain
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The Original and only real Varnish Maio for
only Varnish Stain
Furniture, Floors. Woodwork and Doors.
Dries Hard With Durable Gloss.
Can be rubbed and polished if desired. Will
stand hot or cold water. Suitable for Bath-
rooms, Refrigerators, Linoleumns and all in-
terior woodwork about the house.
350 tins of all colors in stock at 15c, 25c, 5Oc
and 75c. Get a Color Card.
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE & STOVE STORE
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MODE TO ORDER
Dressing well is an art and the man
who has his clothing made to measure
has found the key to that art. Each
gement that we make for you has that
air of individuality to much sought after
by the fet.hionable man. You are sure
of comfort case and elegance if you wear
our garment s You are sure too, of get-
ting the beet possible value for your
money. We have 100 new Suitiegs way
down in price.
W. W. TAMAN, Tailor
'i'!iE EXBIER 'i•LMES. MARCH11th 1907
Market Report. -The tollowlug Is
the report of Exeter markets. cor-
rected up to March 14th.
Wheat. 70 cents a bushel.
Oats, 36 to 37 cents per bushel.
Peas. 75 pmts a bushel.
Marley. 44 to 48 cents per bushel.
Shorts, $2.2 per tat.
Flour, $2.10 per cwt.
Bran, $20 a ton.
flay, $10, and x;11 a ton.
Feed Flour, $1.25 per cwt.
Beans. 81.30 per bushel.
Clover seed, $8 to $9 per bushel.
Butter, 2:. per round.
Potatoes. 75c. to 90e. iwr bag.
Dried Apples. 6c. per pound.
F:ggs, 18c. a dozen.
Hogs, dressed, $8.50 po.: cwt.
Hogs, liveweight, $6.50 per cwt.
Coal. $7 a ton.
Larne onions. 60o a bushel.
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LOCALS
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St. Patrick's day next Sunday.
St. Anthony Social (.'lub aaaembly
on the Viol.
Several crows have already put in
their appearance.
Mts. Geo. Heaman entertained a few
few friends Tuesday eveving.
Mibe Judge. of Orangeville. has been
engaged as milliner with Snell &
Rowe.
Mrs, Norman Lloyd is visiting her
sister-in-law, Mrs, Stephenson at Lon-
don.
Messrs. Frank Fold and Geo. West-
cort visited friends in Hensall on Sat-
urday.
Mr. E. 11. Fish. of London, is re-
newing aquaintances in town thin
wee k.
Mr. Marchand moved this week into
the house recently vacated by Mr. T.
Hawking,
Misses Sharpe and Jackson hive re-
turned to town after a visit with Lon-
don friends.
Mr. Jos. Best a rd, of London, and
Mr. W. R. Bestard, of Milton, spent
Monday in town.
Miss Beatrice Howey entertained
a number of her young friends last
Friday evening.
Mi58 Jennie Hogarth underwent an
operation at the London hospital on
Monday for appendicitis.
Sandy llawden, who last .week un-
derwent nn operation for a varicose
vein, is able to be around.
Warden John T. Currie was in
town last Thursday, he guest of
former warden, Hugh lipackman.
Mrs. Al. Hastings entertained sever
al friends last Thursday evening in
honor of Mies Essery, of Chicago.
A load of Exeter young people were
entertained at the home of Wm. Es-
ser!, Centralia on Monday night.
Mr. Geo. R. Salter, a tormer resi-
dent of Exeter, was recently married
to Miss Lizzie Bishop, also of Totonto.
Mies Lottie Hazlewood, of Kirkton,
has taken a position as trimmer in
the millinery department of Jones &
Clark.
.(Dr.) Ed. Hall, of Seven British
Mixtures fame was last Saturday
taken to the House of Refuge at
Clinton.
Iilrs, McMartin, of Hensel) who was
here for a couple of weekly, taking
treatments, returned to her home last
Thursday greatly improved.
Miss J. J. Allan, refracting opti-
cian, of Elora, will .be at the Coma
mcrcial hotel, t3aturdny, March 23.
Hours 9 A. M. to 8 1'. M.
Mr. Eli Snell, who was working for
two months with the Sutherland -In-
nes Co , at Forest returned home on
Saturday.
Messrs. Thos, Handford and R.
Welsh have leased the old packing
house from 8 M. Sanders and will
convert, it, into a sales stable.
Mr. C. B. Buell lost week disposed
of a half interest in the electric
lighting plant to C. Zuefle, the
new partnership to take Affect on
the first of April.
Thee. Handford shipped two car-
loads of horses to Winnipeg on 1ues-
1+y. Some of the aniusals were ex-
cellent specimens for which Mr.
Handford paid fancy figures.
Miss Verna Essery, of Chicago,
who has spent the past nine weeks
visiting relatives and friends in rind
around Exeter, Centralia and Credi-
ton returned to her home on \Ved-
nesdaY.
Remember lh.' dale, Saturday Mar.
2.1 and consult with .Miss 3. J. Allan
ill regard to any eye troubles or
heartaches, and find the remedy.
Miss Allen expects to make regular
visits to Exeter.
Campbell's Vnrnish Stains are the
original Varnish Stnins. The manu-
facturers offer $100 to any ono who
can disprove that claim. These are
better than other Varnisb Stains
because the makers have improved
there each year since they were first
offered to bouaekcepers. Made in
ten beautiful shades. For sale sty
W. .1. lleaman, Exeter, Ontario.
if all the companies asking for
charters to build railways through
this section carry out their intent.
tions the future promisee something
great for Exeter. With the G. T.
R. already here, and a couple of
contl'anies with Exeter on their
route mip.s, and n promised Banat
just west of here, it looks as though
our village will amount to some
pumpkins after all. With such a
dream it seems too had to wake u.;
up.
Those who own Nva rehouaea on (1
G. '1'. It. lands at the station hat .
received notices to remove the build-
ings as soots as possiblei( ie ex-
pected the Supt. wil' ! • in a
kw days to decide v.. t.• they shall
be looted. This is possibly the first
move towards the building of a new
station at this point. depot Agent
.1. J. Knight states that it is t he
intention of the Company to oontin.
ue Victoria street across the tracke
to the cattle pens, time making two
approaches to the station grounds,
and whieh will be greatly appre.
elated by abippers, giving them a
much shorter haul from downn.
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BRIGHT SHOWING OF NEW
SPIN6DRESS GOODS
The Trost beautiful showing 11 I,
Light and Dark Tweeds
Plain Covert Cloth
French Albatross
All Wool Panamas
Satin Cloths
store has
ever shown at-
60 75 1.00 1.25
in Navy, Brown, Green, Grey and Black
full range of qualities at 60 75 I.00
In Navy, Brown and Black fine silky fiinIsh
this cloth makes a very 75
rich costume at
per yard
In Green, Navy, Brown and Black, one of
the most fashionable and seryicable 50
clothe in the store for the price. Only
Warranted all Pure Wool, very rich finish in Navy
tureen. Brown and Black at 0
50 75 1.0
Special showing of silk finished Lustr:s 39 50 per yd
Lustres in Cream, Grey, Brown and Nayy at
French Voiles
All Over Lace
In Brown. Navy, Fawn, and Black
very fine even weaye big value at
A big display of rich all over lace in White. Crease.
Chatnpagne and Black epeci- 50 75 1.00 1.25
al qualities at
50 75 1.00
SNELL L ROWE
Mrs. A. Q. Bobier is in London' DIER
this week. CC D comis iNAiPhos. Se )don. uaf Ingersoll, visitedIonIt. Beldon this week.
Mr. Frank Weekes returned .Tues-
day night from the Cobalt.
Misses Gertie Sheer° and Ituby
Treble spent a few days in London
last week.
Miss Mabel \Valets returned Mon•
day night from a visit with friends
in London.
Miss Rickbeil, of Zurich, has ae•
cepted a position as milliner with
]hiss Morlock.
J. G. Stanbury was in St. Marys
last week for a couple of days en-
gaged at court there.
Miss Mary .Newcombe returned
Saturday after a two weeks' visit
with friends in Hensel!.
Miss Lou Brimacombo who visited
friends and relatives in town, lett
to -night for Wapplla, Manitoba.
Mr. T. bmallacombe, after a three
months' visit with friends here, rb-
turned to Crystal City Wednesday.
Mr. Matthew Parkinson. of .Tor-
onto was the guest of his sister Mrs.
R. Elston a few days during the
past week.
Mime Grace Penhale, who visited
friends in town is visiting in St.
Thomas prior to leaving for her
home in the Northwest.
Mr. Jas. Walker of Crediton East
intends having a sale of farm stock
and Implements on Monday. Afarcli
25th. Everything will be sold ns
Mr. Walker intends going ,west.
The Exeter Gun Club on \Vednes•
Clay gave a contract to. henry Gould
for the erection •of n clubhouse at
their shooting grounds. There is
nothing too good for the Huron In-
dians.
Thomas Martin. DI. P. for N.
Wellington died last Tue,+day morn-
ing in the Hospital at Ottawa. Mr.
Martin had been attending to his
duties in the house until last week
when he went into the hospital ,to
undergo aft operation for gall trou-
ble. He was n twin brother of the
Rev. Mr. Martin, of this town, who
left yesterday to attend the funer-
al at Mount Forest.
FOR SALE -Barred (tock eggs for
incubation. L. C. FLEMING.
FOR SALE. -Plymouth hocks the
breed for broilers. Eggs 50c. per
15. 82.00 per 100. S. J. IIOGARTII
Exeter.
iDR. OVENS EYE AND EAIt SUlt-u
goon, will be nt the Commercial
Hotel. t )fours 9.30 a. m. to 4,3(1 p.
m. Glasses properly fitted and dis-
eases of eye ear and nose treated.
Next visit, April Pith.
i desire to announce to the public
that 1 have moved my dental offices
frons The McDonnell block to the
suit(' of rooms over 1Glndmnn &
Stnnbury's lay offices, second door
south of Stewnrt'e .torr. -Dr. A. lt,
Kinsman.
FOlt BALE. -Great Bargain, that
brick store on Main street, North of
Town (tall, Exeter, occupied by
Masssey Harris Co. Address J.
Parkinson, 429 Pall Mall street,
London, Ont.
We take this opportunity of
thanking our malty customers for
their liberal patronage and support
during the last five years and that
we are prepared to supply any new
customers who wish milk Our mot -
TAKE_
Go16's Emulsiom 01
Cod Liver Oil
with tiVpophosohltes
No other remedy is more
reliable in the cure of chronic coughs
incipient consumption or debilated
condition.
Increases the Weight
Enriches the Blood
Builds up the System
Sold In soc and $r Bottles.
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W. S. Cole, Phm. B.
Prescription Druggist.
EXETER, ONT.
THE OLD RELIABLE
8S I WAS SAYING those Silk Waists at Carling Bros.
are the best we have ever seen for the price. It's the
universal verdict. Every one who canudge value can
see them sticking out of out stock in all directions. We
can't subdue them. They Hy up and hit your hand wherey
you least expect it. We know the
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 Vestings 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.
CARLING BROS.
FARM LABOURERS AND DOM-
ESTICS.
I have been appointed by the Dom-
inion Governmont to pla a Immi•
x I
grants from the United Kingdom in
positions as farm labourers and dam-
; oetic servants in this vicinity. Any
person requiring sushi Atelp should
notify me by letter stating fully the
kind of help required, when wantel
and wagger offered. The numbers
arriving .rnc:y not be sufficient to
supply all ,requests but every effort
will be made to provide ea?,h appli..
cant with the help required.
DONALD Ma1NNIS
Canadian Government Employment
Agent, Exeter, Ont.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
ONE WAY SECOND CLASS COLO-
NIST TICKETS
On sale daily until April 0th topoints
in British Columbia, California, Wash-
ington, Oregon, Colorado, Montana.
SPECIAL TRAIN TO NORTHWEST
Will leave Toronto every Tuesday
during March and April, (at 9 p. m.
with coloniet Bleeper) for accommod-
ation of settlers travelling with live
stock. Passengers travelling without
live stock should take train leaving
Toronto daily 1:15 p. in. or 11:01 p. m.
For full information ns to rates
and routes, call on
J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Ticket Agent
J. D. McDONALD.
-District Passenger Agent, l fronto
douse Dc6ortor
Plumber (Iter and e'o1d water)
to, pure milk and regular delivery.
LOUIS 1)AY, Milkman.
FOR SALE -25,000 brick ti il. 1'.
steam engine and boiler. 20 ft. of
line shaft. platform scale, McLaugh-
lin Mikado, and five ,pieces of tim
her 11X11 in., 31 ft. long. Wanted,
Tenders to deliver 8 or more cords
clean cenrent gravel to the packing
house before the 10th. of April.
Tenders by Saturday. Will remove
cosi napes free of charge until null.
plied where not less than a load at
one place, by snaking the enrnie
known to the undersigned.
8. M. SANDERS.
WANTED - CARETAKER FOR
CEMETERY.
Applications will ix• received by
the undersigned utt to ,%fonday even•
ing next 18th. Inst., for the position
of caretaker for the .Exeter cemc_
tery. F. W. GLADMAN, Secretary
of Committee.
REWARD
The Exeter Council offers n
ward of twenty five dollars for
apprehension and conviction of
party or parties, who threw
eggs at Mr. Flemings, house.
A. Q. iLOBiER, Reeve.
re-
tire
the
the
sign Writing and Gralnlau
With R. Dinney last year. Esti-
mates furnished on application.
A Trial Solicited.
ARTHUR D. DAVIS
Exeter, Ontario
Residence, corner James and An-
drew Street.
THE TiMES AND WEEKLY
GLOBE AND CANADA FAR-
MER, $1.36.
The offer of of the Exeter Times and
the Toronto Weekly Globe and Csn-
ada Farmer for $1.36 is extended to
June 1. Over 150 of our euhieribers
have taken advantage of this liberal
offer and we are anxious to increase
the nua.lter to 260 before the first of
June. Any one who is now taking
the Times can get the Globe by pay•
leg us 35 cente.
The Sovereign
Bank of Canada
Head Office, Toronto.
RANDOLPH MACDONALD, President
A. A. ALLAN, Vice:President D. M. STEWART, General Manager
Capital Subscribed $1,998,000
Capital fully paid 4,000;000
Reserve Fund 1,255,300
Assets over 25,000,000
General Banking Savings Department
Interest credited quarterly.
CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETER.
JOSEPH SNELL Manager. MADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitor
SuI%dWc Uurolturc 01 HII Gradcs
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 are cut "right"
and tailored "right" and our
prices will fit your purse, as
well as our clothes fit you.
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor
A Few Diections for Baking
Harveys' Star Flour
1. -Me sure that the flour ii warm
before mixing. if thctoughly
warmed twenty-four houi i before
mixing it will make better bread.
2 -Set the sponge very thin with
good yeast or if yeast cakes are
used be sure they are fresh.
3. -When ready to knead ndd as
little flour ns possible only a suffi-
cient quantity to prevent Sticking
to the board when thoroughly
kneaded.
4. -Let it rise in a pan then knead
in small loaves and let it rise again.
(lake in a mrderately heated oven
and do not let it stand in oven after
it im done.
5. -We recommend a short system
during the cold weather as it is dif-
ficult to protect the sponge from
changes of temperature nud drafts.
The choicest Ontario and Manitoba
Wheat, in equal proportion, is used
in the manufacture of Star flour
It is *harper and stronger than
most brands of Family Floor
and never fails to produce good re•
sults %%hell toed under proper eon•
tiitiens.
Corn!
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Exeter and Centralia
Warehouses
Will exchange for other grai
if desired.
Richard Seldon
Exeter, Centralia
and Clandeboye
Flour, Feed
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Gr06BPU storo
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
Times Office will receive prompt ate
tention.
Agent for tine
Huron Weather insur.
ance Company
S. Hardy& 8on
ERNEST ELLIOT
Conveyancer Acceuats Ce11.ctal
My o to v
loan at Ioe+t sten,
earth West lands for sale.
Office. Mala Stmt. Motor