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STEWART's
Have) esti heard a1ot.tt our New Spring Wall Papers.
\\'c arc told that they are the most artistic in
to►v D. We arc proud of them. While the
Styles and Shavings are extra fine the prices are easy
to reach.
the roll for very neat
Xt 15the
Bedroom and Kitehn'
c. Pager's. weed c'ear colors,
m lee (let s bsnte price ns pa-
npet F. Per roll 5c.
x IOC the roll for a lovely
veiny. el` a It scion
0101 finial 1 ff• ct• papel6,
suital•te for dieing Iov►us
and parlors. Borders
sante price. Per toll Ilk•
7cthe roll fora lovely lot
of Glimmer and Gold
finished papers, suitable
for any room. Border
same price as paper.
Per roll 5c.
I5cthe roll for our beauty
collection of papers.
They are certainly money
savers. Good enough for
any room.
fur the lotezip we
20 and 25c. have ever showndaintiest. of fi would like to
show you through our new papers -You'll be interested.
60cthe yard for our new
Shadow Stripe tweed
Dress Suitings. These
goods come in a lovely
rich shade of light grey
with shadow stripes of
green, mauve, blue and
I3Iack. These are copies
of the latest New York
fad and they are certain-
ly very pretty.
The waist end for the
3.50 new Dresden silks.
lovely floral effects in
blues. mauves and pinks
iiVThe yard for a lovely
I.0 Black French "Peau
de Soie" Silk. Color and
quality guaranteed. If
this silk cute or crackles
with ordinary wear we
will replace it.
Dressy young (len want "King"
Hats. They have a Ryle all their
own. 1Ve sell them and we have
never sold as [Dutch solid satisfaction
as the King Hats. A new lot just
opened. the shapes are correct -Ask
for a King Hat, tate rote other.
mC REST Y21
We sell Steel Briggs
Field Seeds. We have
Fold then/ for 17 years and
have never sold a bad lot
yet -Pretty good record
aint it. Buy your Mengel
and Turnip seed from us.
You have our guarantee
for quality backed by ye
good old firru of Steel
Briggs.
Royal Giant Sugar Beet
1n packages; Juwbo $weed
Turnip in packages; Good
Luck Turnip in packages;
Evans Ontario Turnip in
packages; Suttons Cham-
pion Turnip, bulk, Mam-
moth Long Red Mengel;
Giant Yellow Intermed-
iate Mengel; Improved
White Carrot.
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N PIX . I 'tt I. M ti MAY nth 1807
Market Report. -The following to
the report of Exeter markets. Dor-
rectcd up to May 9t11., 1907.
Wheat. 70 cents a bushel.
Oasts 38 cents per bushel.
Peas, 70 cents per bushel.
Harley. 44 to 44 coats per bushel.
Shorts, $22 per ton.
Flour. 42.10 per ewt.
llran. 820 a ton.
[lay $10 to 811.
Feed Flour, $1.25 per cwt.
Beans. $1.30 per bushel.
Clover seed, $8 to $10 per bushel.
Rutter, 20 c:•nIs t,ter pound.
Potatoes. 75c. to 90c. per bag.
Dried Apoles, 6c. per pound.
l Jg4.. 10 cents per dozen.
Boas. dressed $8.00.
Hors. livrweight, $6.10.
Coal. $7 a ton.
Onions Large. 120 cents a bushel.
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LOCALS•
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S. Fitton. issuer of marriage li-
Ce►tses, also complete line of wed-
ding rings always on hand.
Dr. Malloy is (moving his 'calico to
Itis residence on Andrew street.
Mr. Richard Welsh returned home
from the {west Saturday evening.
Don't fail t o see t he long haired
lady at Ilowey's flreigstore• this week
only.
Mr. Enoch Follock 'has sold his
property on the Lake [load to Mr.
W. \V. Wolper.
Atr. 1). McInnis loft last week for
Lumsden. Sask., where his large
farm) is located.
Mr. ltobt. Pickard left Monday
night for Frobisher. Matt., to look
after his interests :there.
Mr. Thos. llaudford left for Win-
nipeg Tuesday morning to be away
for a couple of month.
Mrs. .Innaes Pickard Etas sold her
property on the Routh side of 7iu-
ron street to Mr. Elijah dory.
CALVES FOIL 4A1.1•:. -Geo Chap-
man. of Atwood. will be at. field's
hotel, Exeter North, on Tuesday.
May I4th, with .a nuuther of good
calves.
Mr. Richard Terry• who teceettlY
S
Rattnerhis farm in , tner, 'hnsta
rtte 'to. to
?1ragreed to
cancel the lease. nerd we understand
will work the farm himself.
\irs. 3. 1'. Clarke. of Winnipeg.
who has been 'the ,nest for the pastl
two months of her friend. 'Mrs. M.
J. Hicks. of 'this city, left .this morn-
ing for Los Angeles. no her return trip.-Itiverside, Cal. Daily y
April 27th.
The large flag. souvenir photos.,
etc.. gotten up by the children of the
school here for Exeter. Eng. school
was shipped Saturday so as to ar-
rive before' the 24th. The flag for
our school is expected to arrive in
the course of n few days.
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DIAMOND HALL
DIAMONDS
WATCH ES
J EWELERY
CUT GLASS
CHINA
SILVERWARE
Repairing a Specialty.
Call and Inspect Otwr Stock.
ft. Mdr6bdll.
JEWELER
MADE TO
116 ThinKs
5.
Unbeatable Values --lab- 'THE OLD RELIABLE
+-- In Lace Curtains Spring Su,,;ngs, Pantings, Mats, Neck Ties, Etc
THIS DEPARTMENT contains everything that
ed from the low priced pretty Nottingham to
est Swiss net Come and prove that our ualues are
able.
Few People Think
A great many think they
think, and a great many only
think they think they think.
Most people who come to Iiosvey's
really think that's why we sell 90
touch D. C. Tooth Paste.
They know that we are most of us
only given two seta of teeth, The
first lastsprobably twelve years and
the second may last a lifetime if clean-
ed daily with our
U. C Tooth Paste.
-Sold only by -
W. S. Howey, Phm. B.
Chemist and Optician
EXE r>yK - ONTARIO.
It is rumored 4bat Lord Stratcona
is about to be made a duke. Its is
said the title oval be conferred on
Victoria Day.
Dr. John Watson, (ian 'elacLaren)
the famous author of Bowie: Jlricr
Dush, difd at ,Rurlin;ton, Iowa on
0hfonday morning.
10 'l he Ilth annual convention of the
Women's Missionary Society. of the
R
the
held in
)
Exeter district will i a
Methodist Church, Granton, on Tues-
day May
,i ecrl 1preparledeford the d Y artent mi
a cordial invitation is • xtcndei the
public. '
The Exeter bait boys were out
nn Monday night for the first time
this year and entertained the citi-
zens with several of the new sele-
ctions recently secured by them.
'!'heir ['laying shows a wonderful im-
provement over last year. They
formed in lino and marched ret far
as the Metropolitan rand back 10 the
Central, whet'. Ili•y heave an open
Dir concert.
50c Pair
An excellent curtain for the
money, very neat design,
pairand
3 yards long, Per e,
$1.00 Pair
Of Nottingham 1.et with open
centre and' pretty border, � yards
long. pair
$1.25 Pair
$1.75 Pair
is need -
the fin
unbeat-
Just the curtain for bedrooms,
very dainty border with plain
centre. button bole te Cgitch tl cd .
3 1 yards lona.
$2.00 & $2.50 Pair
A number of different styles
to select at these prices, every
design is an attractive ono, every
Pair bio value.
I'er r:eil 1"2.00, $2.50.
$3.50 Pair
le a neat Nottinghatu net with This curtain is tho finest we
open work centre decorated with have ever shown. centro of po•
small figured pattern, with very pular open work effect. with
dainty border, 3j yards lona. 50 stylish scroll border.
in. wide. Per pair $1.25. Special per pair $3.50.
SNELL & ROW1
We are showing this week a very choice ral:ge in Spring
Suitings, also some very pretty patterns in Pantings. In
Ready Made Clothing we carry a very‘. full assortment iv
Men's Youth's and Boys' sizes.
You should see our new Spring Hats, they are very
stylish indeed. A full line of up to date Neckwear.
We invite your attention to our new Astoria Shoe in
gents for spring. They have no equal for quality and price.
Ladies' Waists, Gloves and Millinery
Just to hand another lot of those Choice Waists you hear so
much talk about. A few more pair of those long Gloves left, Black
and White, in silk and lisle thread. Don't forget that we have a
first class millinery in connection with our store in the person of
;Miss Morlock,
Ilii. OVENS EYE AND EAR SUIT-Ng
000 101 -Beim. will be at the Commercial
lintel. Hours 9.30 a. m. "to 4.30 p.
m. Glasses properly fitted and dis-
eases of eye ear and nose treated.
next visit May 3rd. The brush you want is undoubt-
.---t- edly in our stock. When it comes to
Frank ford left Tuesday for Wirt- bristle goods we can say a whole lot,
nipeg as we carry a very large and fine as -
Mr. W. W. pini-, neete a business sortment.
trip to Detroit last week.
Miss Lillie 131atchford, of London
is hoine owing to the illness of 'Mr.
Geo.. Blatchford,sr.
Mrs. W. 11. ltarvey and two child-
ren bit this week for 'Crystal City
Man., to join lir. 1b rvey.
'Mr. George itephnrn .and 1 Miss
Aggie. of Centralia, visited t heir
• sister Flora, here e>n Sunday.
DRESSING WELL
is an'rt and the man
who has his clothing
made to measure has
found the key to that
art. Each garment that
we make for you has
that air of individuality
so much sought after by
the fashionable man.
You are sire of Comfort,
Ease aed Elegance
too Suitings to hand
at prices away down
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor.
EXETER, - ONTARIO.
ERNEST ELLIOT
Conveyancer Accounts Collected
MONNY to lean at lowest rates.
North wont Limb to W..
Oaks. Mals Street. fleeter
Mr. Alex. Martin. of Toronto, was
the ;guest of his parents. Ileo. and
Mrs. W. M. Martin. 01143 clay last
week. Mr. Martin is in the eml•
t.loY of the Canada Cycle 'Motor Com-
pany and )eaves for Vancouver to
take the position of manager of the
company for 11'ritish Colombia.
A number of 1olatirpm of 'Mr. and
Mrs. G. K. Ilea mman met :at their
home last Friday ev411I1( to /bid
them farewell prior 'to t heir do -
porton! for Regina. 'where they acill
make their future .hotue. Their
household ;coals worn shiptscd on
Tuesday :and Mr. need Mrs. Ilean(ln
are leaving this nrcek.
The early risers on Saturday were
somewhat surprised to see that a
light mantle of snow had fallen dur-
ing the night. Many coral stoves and
furnaces that 11841 been allowed to
die out were replenished and kind-
led. Reports from several taarts of
the province stated 'lhnt in mom!
Places several inches dThd fatten.
The two dogs advertised as lost
in the Times last week, have been
'returned t o their owners. One of
the animals was found sin Exeter
and was handed over to its owner
Thursday morning. awhile the other
was located in it)ashwvnatt and sent
in by the stage Saturday afternoon
I. pays to advertise 141 'the •Titltcs.,
At the nimdin; 91p meeting of the
directors of the Huron County
Spring show :t hotelier! was found in
the bands of the treasurer offer pay
ing nil expense* :hod prizes. it was
decided to hold n bigger and better
show than ever next April . The
directors also decided to hold a 11101r
ing match in connection with the
shoo' in October.
Last week Ito ',reit lettere 'to our
U. S, subscribers notifying them of
the increased postal !tiles and ,1113
usto
• *ar f01
l' 1 A
Ix' C
�{' till necessary it O
char ;e $1.50 per year for the Times
going to there. end we wish to thank
those who have responded. \1e !rave
received over fifty replies enclosing
the amounts up. 4o .inn. 1st. Me,
and ratan be ai case(( to hear front
'the remainder. 'Iritis will ire ,the
last week we evert sent the
paper
to those alh0 have rhos 'paid in ad -
:t
vane4. Kindly' oblige by remitting
01104'
Death on tiund:ty nh>rnin4 la+t
ctme ns :a relief to Miss .fcluaic
Quante. who has been a sufferer
since childhood. The deceased wwus a
daughter of ,Mrs. B.A. (Nance and
was 22 years of age. Eger sinc(` in-
fancy rhe has been subject to ep-
ileptic convulsion*, the east oto corn-
ing on her nbnnt :a month ago.
Since then she lens confined to her
bed and was in an unconscious con-
dition until death came. The re-
mains were interred in tate .Exeter
cemetery on Tuesday afternoon. She
leaves he -••Ica her another. three
sisters. Lid'. of Harrow, 011ie. of
Natemee :r ;I 1Wilverna, of Ailafa
Craig. Mr. Santl. flutchinson and
son and daughter, of London. Chris.
llalsden. of Melbourne and Mra
Erans and danjbter. of Ailsa Craig
were among those who camp from a
distance to attend the funeral.
Acccording to the report of Gode-
rich's assessor the 'population of
the county town is over :4,500.
Misses Nellie chid Fanny [latter.
of London, spent last Sunday et •the
home of their •parents. Exeter.
Mrs. Wm. itandl, o[ Sarnia, .and
Mrs. E. E. Trait. of Bradford, Pa;
are the guests of Rev. and !Mrs. Go -
bag.
Fouad. -A slum of money. Owner
can hove same by proving property.
Apply Weekes tiros.. Granite and
Marble Works.
Messsrs. George flintier & Son
will hold n sale of 20 cows and 10
steers and !wire , :It Cent relit'. on
Saturday. May ►Int.
The 1.0.0.F.. of Exeter and 4Cred•
iton are making arrangement to
hold an excnrniur► to Niagara 'Falls
during the corning summer.
Mr. Bert Muir. who was called
here owing to the death of his (other
left Saturday for Regina, where Ito
is employed in 'the Post Office.
Mr. F. G. .lenunetl, for some years
cretary of the Canadian flunk of
Commerce has been nude joint gen-
eral manager of 4h1' Sovereign Bank
of Canada.
Now that the new postal regula-
tions are in force. we will have to
hire some one to lick the stamps to
be placed on 'the papers for our t1.
S. subscribers.
The 'Venerable Archdeacon Rich-
ardson, D.C.L., of tit. 'Johns preach-
ed nt the snorninh tied ewe•ning ser-
vices of the Trivil i Memo' i:11 church
last Sunday. The hector. iter. D.
W. Collin* officiated ut Ailsa Craig.
Aside from being et ;:oat preacher
Rev. Fear takes (^reat pride in. hor-
ticulture and floriculture. One day
last week he (lade us envious by
telling las that he hied had a rem,
barb pie, from plants in his 17arden.
L:1*t Friday was Arbor• Day and
the pupil* of the school .took advan-
tage of the, afternoon to clean up
the school ;rounds. Later sin the
afternoon n mambo of 11:, children
went to (he ,roosts to gather wild
flowers.
1?pworth hea14ue Anniversary ter -
vices of the James Street Church
will he held on Sunday and Monday
May 12th nisi 11th. Om Sunday ltcv.
McAllister. of London, will preach
and on Monday overlie); n tea will
be held.
Sccin; :ua suuhnuncenlcnt 1)) one or
the daily pallets 1P,;arthug our r'n-
tert'r'isiu; <lruggist, W. H. Cole, nve
undertook to ask bin' about the
matter. Ile a*k041 les to say nothr
0114 whatever about it until after
June 5t11, on which date he extreects
BRUSH58
Carefully selected from the stocks of
the best foreign manufacturers. You
will find it a pleasure to pick from
our assortment of
HAIR, CLOTH, BATH, HAT
NAIL. ANI) TOOTH BRUSHES
See our new Hair Brushes
lac, 35c, and 60c. each.
W. S. COLE, Phm. B.
Chemist and Druggist. NTARIO.
EXETER. -
HouMB Darn'
In reading advertisements of Var-
nish Stain we runic,' one .man claim' -
nig that hi* varnish stain .has i•i;t-
meet el it. We ,:Mould think ,ihat,
if a varnish stain )lad i'igment in
it. it would ler n paint nor a stain.
The maker, of Catnpbell's Varnish
Stain come nut room re and ;auaram'
tee that their Strain dg's not Con-
tain any pigment. does riot reluire
any stirring op clod will not obscure
the ,train of the woad, over Which it
is applied. Guess we'll buy Camp-
bell's. W. .1. 1lvtmaat, Exeter Ont..
sciad it.
Thr baseball meeting last Thurs•
day evening avers attended by n
manlier of enthusiasts. •'rt of
last year's business d a
small balance in the ll.mstiry after
111 account* had been paid. A re•
solution was passel making the en-
trance fee to '.layers no cont*. Tho
following officers were elected for
this year : lion•-L'res., Ileceve A. Q.
Dottier, lion. Vice -Pres. N . Dyer
Burdon : Pres. .1. 3. White ; Via. -P
%V, J. Carling : 'Manager, R. Creech ;
fleey, Oen. l'nwre II ; Treas. 11. Ilia•
sett ; Captain to be appointed later.
Plumber (Hot and ColdwYster).
Sion Writing and Graining
Cash for Butter and Eggs as well as Trade.
CARLINC BROS.
The Sovere1It
Bank of Canada
Notice is hereby given that a dividend of one and one half per
cent. (1 %%) for the current quarter, being at the rate of six pe
cent (6%) per annum, on the capital stock of this bank, has been de
Glared, and that the same will be payable at the Head office and at
the branches on and after Thursday, the 16th of May next.
The transfer books will be closed from the rst to the 15th of
May, both days inclusive.
By order of the Board.
D. M. STEWART,
General Manager.
CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, H13NSALL, EXETER.
JOSEPH SNELL Manager. GLADMAN & STAN/WRY, Solicitors
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.
CLINTON BUSINESS CUEIEGE
to Alnttste.t with t1'tngham it, t'.1
irtdtw(dual Instruction,
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Write for handsome :alaloKlae.
Z
t QE O. SPOTTON Principal.
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Mr. John SouthcotI. of 1Grand
Rend. visited friends in town a
couple, slays of this week.
If you trent a nice new Ilu.(tey
call aid se0 W. G. ltissetl. ile al.
so has some 'gout second band hug-
gife on hand chid :a few 'new plows
for sale cheap.
The annual meeting of the
Ladies' Aid of theMoils St. Jletta.-
odist chortle was held in the base•
meat of the church on Thursday.
May 2nd. The following officers
were elected: lion. fres.. Mts. John
White: Prey.. Mrs. 1(0wvut41 ; 1st
vice. Mrs. Neaman 1 2nd Vice, Mrs.
Howey ; Secretary Mrs. .1. A. .M011-
e
• c 1ve
roc ; Treas., Mrs. Lowell . ,h x
ut
Comm.. 'Mrs. :folios, Mrs. (toss. Mrs.
1)a a weir.
The annual Provincial report on
the operation of the Liquor License
net was Peened Saturday. It points
out that the license for dile Inst li-
to snake a special trip to Local'. cens(' year were dee►('asrd by 145 as
31r. A. Q. llohier rcceireel word I tamps rest wl illi thr 'previous 5011).
last week 1 hal 11154 11101)1V1.had 4)40(4 1 The rings for '4M same period
itljlrrd Pn a street mails ay occident I crfnsed by $201,590.22. The total
at Uelroil. 11 appeals Ilhnt Mrs. number or licenses (*sued was 2,4.18.
13r.wlas about i(1)01‘40
l0 4)oanet l'c';;;
There weir 4,210 commitments for
whobienr it htarle(1. h4)) 04•II(,� t1114" lady drunkenness (Inning the 3'8t, 1,021
violently to the graa1111t. )1r. Ito- y of theme h' int; in 'I'cronto aeae('•0rk
bier left Friday .for Uctroil, et Mt county.
a view of commencing a suit forPreparations for the t (111 of May
damage* algailrat t hr rwl r4.•t rail- ( celebration aro twin; kept up by
way company• those ielferrsfeet. Tho 113,141:100%h. ow nn
Mr. F. 1t. Holtby. the :; (Tel it 1413 (I- 1
eac•Ilrut prozr:aau (11 in
eget of the Met chants Rink at the morninz the grand parade will
Lucan and Granton, has been
pro- { take place. Squire. hentborn. ns
motevl to the 'management of rho+••.1oho [hill" will lead, followed by
bank al St.'Thomas. Mr. lloltby1the marsh:ills are, of fiery steeds
took a proudder:et tsars in the pub• � Reeve and enuncillors in carriage,
lic nerd social life of t11 • 001141nel:ray. ( London Niwsboys' mind. Directors,
As a Sabbath School mrd church lin (a1.1.i1.g. „, Moldicrs, 4sxetrr 11:tnd
worker he will Is' specially missed. everts Commit Ire in carr in ze, 14ehnol
lfoats of fric,sls ire Pleased to bear, children. Caiitl..ampian*, Teddy llaw.
of his promotion. den's ).'0U ncd K:hzoo Band, .144(4
Dr. W. E. llrowninr. of ('alelo0ia, j Trades procession. The 'farad° will
Minn., and :a former Exeter boy, in forth nt the 3fetinpolilan hotel amt
sending u* •:a cheek 10 pay for his proceed down Mein street ns far as
subscription In .inn. 1*4. 1909, stays the Mtn*ion ilouse, relurninz to
be keeps busy nil the litne, having! the echnn!. n hero the raisin; of f he
four nurses 01141 nn assistant doctor., fla r will take lilac.. The nfh"rnoon
ile is at the bead of a large hoepi• sports will conmr.nce nt min o'clock
til and has succeeded in wokine up Liberal prize* are offered for nil
quite a nice reputation for it, draw. events. The Racine Cnmmitlen is
ing from n large territory. Dr. arran;ing for several fast horses to
iifsrry nrownin1 is nit!'him. be here.
Sultablc furfflurc of fihl Oraos
We have been one year in Exeter and take this opportunity
of thanking our customers and friends for their liberal patronage
and we hope to be able to merit a continuation of their patronage.
Artistic Furniture
We have the most Artistic and up-to-date Furniture that money can buy
Everything is new, no old stock, and our prices are as low as the lowest.
20 per Cent Oft
In the Undertaking Line. We carry a full stock c,f everything required is
the business, and for every job of undertaking we will give 20 per cent of
regular prices.
Jas. Beverley
Graduate of -the College of Embalming and a member of the Canadian Em-
balmers Association.
A Good Ways Corn!
-AT-
to be Stylish and Becomingly Exeter and Centralia
Dressed and to have your Cloth-
ing as thoroughly made and as Warehouses
carefully cut as possible is to come
here with your ideas. Will exchange for other grai
if desired.
Richard Seldon
First-class Workmen will turn
the materials which you choose
into pleasing, lasting realities. Exeter
Our experience is pretty good
assurance that you will be sorry
for nothing and prices are always
at the bottom notch
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor
Use---"
B
tLENDED LOUR
F
Everything about baking Pe easier
and etICCes1 is more certain when
you use - 1= , .1 : : 1
STAR FLOUR
No flour in the world is milled or
put up with more care than governs
every step of the production of
"STAR".
The result is that it turns
the lightest. whitest, se retest
most nutritious breed and rolls.
out
and
,
and Clandeboye
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM
HORSE !4IIOW, TORONTO.
May tat to 4th.
Tickets on Bair. at
SINGLE FARE for round trip pins
50e. for admission coupon good going
May 1st and at
FARE AND ONE THIRD f•Ir round
trip, plus 50c. for admission coupon;
,
goingMay 1
good
y ¢nd, 3r 1 and 4th
All tickets valid returning until
May 0th.
Low rates to Norfolk, Va ,Daily
until Nov. :30th on account of the
Jamestown Exposition. Choice of
Routes.
For full particulars and tickets call
on
J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Ticket Asset
J. 0. McDONALD.
District i'assenger Agent. 1 fret•
THE TiMES AND WEEKLY
GLOBE AND CANADA FAR-
MER.. *1.35.
The offer of of the Rueter Times and
the Toronto Weekly Globe and Can-
ada Farmer for 41.35 la extended to
Just arrived a large shipment of June 1. Over 150 of nor inhecribere
have taken advantage of this liberal
offer and we are anslons to increase
the nua.ber to 460 before the first of
Jure. Any one who is now taking
• the Tunes can get the Globe by pay
ETER (ng us Ab cent*.
best American
corn.
HARVEY BROS