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Nearly all in and ready for your inspection.
We are showing some exclusive styles in Dress
Goocl Suitings and Waistings.
35c
50c
65c
65c
85 I.001.25
For Black
and Right
yard for a lovely new Grey Shadow Check. Swell for
Skirts, Suits 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 Panama Goods, Right. in Style, Right in Qua-
lity Right in Value.
For a Beautiful Lot of Black and White Check
and Double Dog Tooth Check Dress Goods.
These are very Special Values.
Dresden Silks
We are showing the choioest lot of new Dresden
Silk Waist Inde that we have ever bad. 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 FurnishingsOne of our Strong Lines. Car-
pets, Curtains, Linoleumns,
Draperies and Wall Papers.:
Special Values in new Wall Papers
Borders same price per roll as papers
5,10, 121.2
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 190 Buys choice 4 -yard wide Eng-
lish Linoleum. . It's a Snap.
agents
Remember or tie'Fa''ou� KING STIFF HAT
The Hat that leads the world. The new shapes are very catchy.
Come in, have a look at the new ONES.
FOR TEN DAYS ONLY
Granulated Sugar $4.35 per 100.
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Our Reduction Sale
Is on 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
Th
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The Largest Home Furnishers in the County.
FUndertaking in all its Branches-
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BRIGHTEN UP TIME
VARNISH STAINS
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Ladies are
Delighted
with
CAMPBELL'S
VARNISH STAIN
foe re -stat -raj sad 1iatabla4
Furniture, Wood-
work and Floors
SEAMAN'S HARDWARE & STOVE STORE
a
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
garment Gni' • we make for you has that
air of individuality to much sought after
by the fashi• nab a man. You are sure
of comfort care and elegance tf you wear
our garments. You are sure too, of get -
14 ting the Meet possible value for your
7/rer money. We have 100 new Suitings way
down in price.
6, W. W, TAMAN, Tailor
Market Report. -The following is
the report of Exeter markets. cor-
rected tip to March 21st.
Wheat. 76 cents a bushel.
Oats. 36 to 37 ants per bushel.
Peas, 75 cents a bushel.
Barley. 44 to 46 cents per boobs).
Shorts. $22 per ton.
Flour. 62.10 per cwt.
Man, $20 a ton.
Hay, $10, and 611 a ton.
Feed Flour. $1.25 per cwt.
Beans. $1.30 per bushel.
Clover seed. 68 to $9 per bushel.
Butter. 52:. per f=ound.
Potatoes. 75c. to 90e. per bag.
Dried Aps•'4s. 6c. per pound.
Eggs, 18c. a dozen.
Hogs, dressed, $8.50 per cwt.
Hogs, livcwe.gbt. $8.50 per cwt.
Coal, $7 a ton.
Large onions. 600 a bushel.
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A week from tomorrow Is Good
Friday.
Good Friday. the next public holi-
day, falls on March 29th.
Rev. Fear took cliarl;e or the ner-
vines at Lucknow last Sunday.
Mrs. Ransom, who wee ill with
Pneumonia, bus almost recovered
Miss Lochrie, of Landon. ryas the
tuest of Mrs. Poplestone last week.
Mrs. E. W. Horne i° the guest of
her parents, Mr. and- Mrs. John Far-
mer.
Dr. and Mrs'. Athos entertained a
number of their friends lost Thurs-
day evening•
If any one now commits a milder
illeanor it can be credited to n
"brain storm".
Rev. McDonough. of Stratford, a
former pastor here spent a few days
in town last week.
Rev. Colin Fletcher took thee( sem
vices at the Presbyterian. Church
last Sunday evening.
The first robin, tho peekaboo waist
the decollete shoes. the Gold lunch
and the carpet hater.
Mr. Cline. Knight, of St. Thomas
spent the Sunday with his parents
Mr. atul Mrs. Cline. Knight.
Miss Luella Fear returned home
last week after n month's visit with
friends at Whitby and other places.
Mrs. E. Jones is ,Maple Lodge
where she will remain for some time
with her son-in-law Mr. John Ovens.
Frank Hawdeu has secured a posi-
tion with u drug firth in London.
and left for the Forest city on •Mon-
day.
Mr. A. E. Bradwin. former editor
of the Blyth Standard, has been ap-
pointed manager of the Galt Daily
Standard.
Mr. Esti Heywood, recently co-
signed hin position at the Harvey
Brom. mill and intends going West
later on.
The spring asaizes are being beld
at Goderich this week. Thera aro
nine jury. and ono non jury cases.
Justice Magee is presiding.
Mr. Alex. B. Creighton. of Dian -
shard. has been appointed License
inspector for South Perth, to nue,
peed the late William White.
Messrs. A. Robinson and Murrny
Miller. former residents of Exeter
recently bought the hotel belonging
to Jamul Flannigan at Saskktoon.
for $85.000.
The W. II. Willie Shoe Company.
of Seaforth. hats made nn a8signment.
It in thought 1114• creditors will It/i411
Iittit! if anything, but In W. 11. Wil-
lis, it cleans the lose of everything.
Mr. J. W. Broderick Last weelc
purchased the old building north of
Levctt's afore from Mr. J. Ilalkwill,
of Chicago. It is Mr. liroderick's in-
tention to have 11re building fixed
up.
Mr. Frank .Delbridgee, a former
clerk in the Sovereign (lank hero
and lately with the. same Ilatik at
Amheratburg, has leen appointed
manager of the Fanners' Bank nt
Cheltenham.
Itev. C. W. Ilrown, a former pars•
tor of the James Street Church, and
now _ (d hack
to ne for the third ye
tease in his salary of $500. He
.1 now getting *2,000.
Houaekeclnerl will find Canlphell'n
Varnish Htainm mon) excellent for
staining and varnishing floors stud
interior woodwork. Theme Htaina
dry Lord over nightend never be.
cense tar.ky. Mr. W..I. Woman car-
ries a full lime of all colors.
Mr. Neil Bellwood •who for e
ontbs lute been emplo ' • • n the
o the Tirncs
left last Mon ay to take a position
with the Advertiser at London.
Mr. Bellwood is a good printer and
our best wishes go with him in his
new position.
We are sorry to hear that Rev.
Mr. Cranston, of Cromarty. who had
almost recovered from a long siege
of typhoid fever Las suffered se r-ei.
lapse and is again confined to his
bed. Rev. Cranston recently acccp•
ted a call to btu* Palmerston Prey.
byterian Church.
The Guts Club shoot will be held
ar week from tomorrow, t;ood Fri-
day. This prntnis;es to die the best
shooting event Exeter has ever had.
The shooting will commence in the
morning and .continue all day. The
prize trophy is on exhibition. in 5.
Fitton's window and in n beauty.
Mr. John Mallett )amt week dis-
posed of his property on William St.
to the Rose. Taylor Company and in
turn purchased the property he now
occupies on Huron St. from C. Dor-
wood, of Chicago. The property pur•
chased by the itoan, Taylor Company
adjoins+ their mill property and
will be used for the atoring of lum •
ber.
Toronto World says "s•-• humor
of Will White wee all . ...,, nee-
canary to the oomph. 41emm eif the
evening, and he rounded oft the pro-
gram with great 'success. in his
character sketches of "Farmer Giles
and iia Never Stopped Running," be
took the audience by atorm. and was
encored a number oT times. )lis
make -ups convulsed the audience.
and his monologues stere fully equal
to his beat effort'. The part iuf
eonattdian fits Will J. White liko ••
kid glove." '
MILLINERY
OPENING
Ole
I`IARCH 22 AND 23
You are cordially invited to attend
a grand display of New Spring and
Summer Millinery after investigat•
ing the Millinery Centre of Fashion.
MISS JUDGE
of Orangeville, is well equipped to
display the most exquisite spring
and summer Millinery at prices sur-
prising in reasonableness.
The exhibit is worthy of your in-
spection.
SNEL[. & ROWE
'THE OLD RELIABL
Mica May Wood visited in Leu'" I
,don this week. n Case of an Accident
Mrs. R. Davis, Sr., is cotifit►ed to ARE YOU PREPARED?
her home by illness.
Mr. Ed. Crocker. of Toronto, is
visiting his parents.
.Mise Pearl Ford has returned
home from London.
Miss Annie Mill visited in London
a few days this week.
Mrs. Beattie, of Varna, is the .
ugest of Mr. and Mra. T. M. Kay.
Mr. James Walter in on a puh-
chasing trip to Toronto and Hamil-
ton.
Mrs. Etherington. of Brown City,
Mich., is visiting her brothers in Us -
borne.
Tbe St. Anthony's Club assembly
will be held in the Opera House on
Friday night.
Mrs. Norman Lloyd. who visited
in London for three weeks. has re-
turned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cann and
daughter lett Monday for Crystal
City. Man.. where they will make
their new home.
Toronto Star says:- "Will J.
White. the comic entertainer, ;wide
merry and pleased very much, show-
ing special ability In a musical mow
clog ue."
Rev. Wm. Martin, returned home
Saturday from Mount Forest. after
attending the funeral of his brother
the late Thomas Martin, M. P.. for
North Wellington.
Sandy BAwdeaa left Monday for
British Columbia. Ile was accom-
panied as far as London by Fred
Bawden, who spent the day with
his brother there.
Mims Nettie Fulton, of U allace-
burg, who visited friend° in town
for the past three or four months.
left Saturday for London, where she
has secured a aituation.
Mr. W. II. Harvey left Monday
for the Northwest. where he intends
taking up land. Mrs. Iiarvey is vim -
Ring her father for a few weeks,
Prior to leaving for the West.
Mail and Empire, of Toronto, snye
"Will J. White put the crowd in
thorough good humor with his comic
aongs. "Buying a House." "Farmer
Giles," "I Never Stopped Running"
and "The Lecturer" were enthusiast.
tiredly received. Ile was a star hit.
En•ores were numerous."
Mr. Garry Hoskin. of etrathroy.
a former resident of Exeter, spent
Sunday in town renewing old aqu-
eintaneea. Some twenty years ago
. Hoskin wan a valued member of
the ain Street Choir and assisted
the t le choir at the Sunday even-
ing se vice. He also bang an offer-
tory hieh he gave in good voice.
Th regclnr military camp of in.
at Minn will lin held in London thim
ar from .111114' 4 to 15. The camp
will iurlude the Twenty.Second (10x -
ford Itiflem), 'Twenty -Sixth 6\tiddle-
sex). Twenty -Seventh (7.ambton).
28th, (Perth). 'i'u•enty-Niiit11 (Wa1..
orlon), 'Thirtieth •Wellington), Thir•
ty-streon)nn l (,Ilrnrr) end 'Thirty -Third
/In
Regiments!. The foto:
strength will be about 2.000 offi-
cera and men.
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TALK ABOUT
Parrots, nay whit you like, they
often tell the truth. You know
that personally we don't like to ex-
tol our gond' too much. Our pony
though isn't that way. 1t talks the
live long day about our
SARSAPARILLA
and its virtues. Result is. people
keep on buying it in spring time and
save doetor'F hills and keep their
blood pure.
Try it, 50e. and $1.00 bottle'.
W. S. HOWEY, Phm. 1.
Chemist and Optician
Fx13rEs - ONTARIO
Every household should be pre-
pared for emergencies and have
ready for use. a good liniment.
WINER'S LINIMENT
is a household necessity. Used
externally for all laches and pains
and a safe reliable medicine for
internal use. Ask your neighbor
about it.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED AND
SELLS ON ITS MERITS
FOR 25 CENTS A BOTTLE
WE
do not hide our face to deoeive the public, neither
do we mark our goods so you can't tell the price.
All goods marked in plain figures. All stock the
best the market affords. All primas reasonable at the OLD
RELIABLE. '
OUR SPRING STOCK
Is all right and up-to-date. Prints, Ducks and Ginb
hams, Plain and Fancy Muslins, Point de Sprit in white and
black. Black and white kid belts 25c each. Embroidered
wash Belts white, 15, 20 and 25o. Embroidered wash turn-
over oollar9, fancy collars 50 and 25o.
A very choice line of silks suitable for full suits or waists.
Prepared by W. S. Cole, Phm. B.
-at-
Gob's
EXETER,
Drug Storc
ONT.
See our fine display of Wall
Paper. 5c per roll up to 25c.
Nothing shoddy about us. Everything we do and say is
above board.
FARM LABOURERS AND DOM-
ESTIdB.
I have been appointed by the Dom-
inion Government to plaao Immix
grants from the United Kingdom an
portitiona as farm labourers and dom-
estic servants in this vicinity. Any
person requiring such- help should
notify me by letter stating fully the
kind of help required. when wanted
and waxes offered. The 'numbers
arrivin' may not be sufficient to
supply all requests but every effort
will be made to provide eaah appli.
cant with the help required.
DONALD MANNIS
Canadian Government Employment
Agent, • Exeter. Ont.
GRAND TRUNK iSYSTEM
EASTER HOLIDAY RATS
'LOWEST ONRWAY FARE FOR
(ROUND TRIP
Between all ntatioua in Canada;
alma to Detroit. fort Huron, Susp.
Nridre, Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
GOOD GOiNG
March 28th, 29th, 30th, 31st sand
April 1st.
RET111RNiNG
Until Tuesday, April 2nd.
For full information ne to rates
and routes. cell on
J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Tioket Agent
J. D. McDONALD,
District Passenger Agent, 7 pronto
House DC6OtdOt
Plumber (Hot .a,l Cold water)
Sign Writing and Graining
With R. Dinney last year. Esti-
mates furnished on application.
A Trial Solicited.
ARTHUR D. DAVIS
Exeter, Ontario
Residence. corner lames and An•
drew Street.
THE TiMES AND 'WEEK LY
GLOBE AND CANADA FAR-
MER, $1.35.
The offer of of the Exeter Times and
the Toronto Weekly Glnhn and 04n-
ada Farmer for $1.3.1 is extended to
June 1. Over 150 of our subscribers
have taken advantage of this liberal
offer and we are anxious to increase
the nu,t.her to 2.50 before the first of
June. Any one who is now taking
the Tames can get the Globe by pay
Ing tis 35 cents.
ERNFST ELLIOT
Conveyancer Accounts Collected
MONRY to loan at lowe.t ratios..
Nath West Lun& for sale.
Office, Mala Street, Easter
CARLINC BROS.
The Sovereign
3anK of Canada
Head Office, Toronto.
RANDOLPH MACDONALD, President
A. A. ALLAN, Vice:President D. M. STEWART, General Manager
Capital Subscribed $3,998,000
Capital fully paid 4,000;000
Reserve Fund 1,255,300
Assets over 25,000,000
General Banking Savings Department
Interest credited quarterly.
CRBDITON, D.ASHWOOD, ZURICH. HBNSALL, EXETER.
JOSEPH SNELL Manager. GLADMAN & STANBURT • Solicito
Sultablc furolturc oi 1111 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 are cut "right"
and tailored "right" and our
prices will fit your purse, as
well as our clothes fit you.
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor
Why You Should Use
BLENDED FLOUR
Spring wheat flour and winter
wheat flour each possess r:parato
and distinct toed virtues. In
1
STflK FLOUR
1115. r1-.
You get the finest spring and win•
ter wheat flour blended in proper
Proportions. Bread, rolls, bineuits,
cakes and pantries made .ot •'STAit
FLOUR" are perfect food9 unequal-
ed in purity deliciousness and health
giving properties.
Can you conni,tently use other
than Star Flourt
Manufactured by
HARVEY BROS.
EXETER
Corn!
-AT-
Exeter and. Centralia
Warehouses
Will exchange for other grafi
if desired.
Richard Seldon
Exeter, Centralia
and Clandeboye
Great Glearing Sale
01 GroGeru StoGK
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Everythi ng must be sold inside of 15
days as we are quitting business.
BARGAINS .r
Reg. 25c. Black tea for 21e per Ib.
Iteg. 40c. Mack tea for Idle per ib.
Forest City Baking Powder in' 1 114
Ib. reales 23e. In jar° 0e. linking
powder in 1 lb tins generally Bold
for 25c. now 15e.
Currants nib. for 25c., needed rai-
sins 10c. a. package -sr 3 for 25e.
Sunlight Comfort, (.rand mogul
and Surprise Soap 8 harm for 25e..
Happy 'Lorne 71 bars for 25c.
CANNED GOODS
Corti Pc. or .1 for.., •..250.
1'eaa 8e. or 4 for 300.
Tomatoes iDe.
We alas give 1 can of each for 225
Hnlmon, Moss hose brand. were
Fold nt 15x.. now i.Ie or 9 for Me.
Mnple heal Reg 17 now 15e. fork
nod trans Reg. 10e. now 9e. or L_
for 25e. Canned pineapple 140.
EXTRACTS -Vanilla ee. a bottle;
Lemon Pc.
Now is the time to get your fruit
Jars as ee ere Felling' them nt cost.
1 Pint .)ars 65e. per dos. 1 Qusrt
Jars 70c. ler doz. 1-2 gallon jar" 90
per dos.
We nl'o have a large stook of
farm and garden Feed{ which we will
sell at reduced rates.
Don't fail to call.
S. HARDY & SON