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For Men's very snappy unlined
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Underwear. .rust as cool itlltl •,
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wear too long.
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DIAMOND HALL
DIAMONDS
WATCHES
JEWELERY
CUT GLASS
CHINA
SILVERWARE
Repairing a Specialty.
Call and Inspect Ot'r Stock.
fl. Mdr6hao.
JEWELER
DON'T LET GO
of the fact thNt upon your Fight de-
pend,' Tone h,.ppir.••rt+ A bomb.), or
any other trip %%11 1•e. H disappoint -
I ment if your eyes are ant right.
STOP IN IIERE
and in ua t•x.+ntin•• your ryes with
every tn••.i'rv► appliance for each pnr-
poees VV heti we de• =do whet glasses
you requite. %-rhl can d• p.m' upon
there being right in every particulr.r.
including the price.
W. S. H OW EY, Phm. B.
('he,ui••t mid Opti, inv.
EXETER, - ONTARIO.
DIt. tlt,•1'l.l:lt it• 11.i. RE .t,f CKN-
tral Hole'. on Friday, .lune Iitb.
Frid.•ty. .1 a ly 12(11. 011ters for
1111 1glasrson ex+iculcd by, 'I'siit Upson Or.
Co. 2.17 1)nncl:I. N1, i.nndoi,. or local
doTh rte.
1 1)It. OVENS )Y1: ANI) EAtt Silit
i geon. will he nt the Commercial
DRESSING WELL !Hotel. flours 9.30 n. m. to 4.30 p.
tn. (:lasses properly fitted and dip -
is an art and the man eases of rye ear and trope treated.
who has his clothing
%lest visit, Friday, Anzust 9th 1907.
fade to measure has Schoolsrink• !him wcc k for th^
found the key to that st,ntnier Iiolidiys.
art. Each garment that 'Th.. inifriiiililtwr ey0rnirt.l1io115 are
we. make for you has i•eitt; hod iii., ,trek.
Miss Ila ;nl,aw, of (';tnninzton, i'
that Air of individuality visilit,A her cousin, Mr. Will 11 4.
so much sought after by #4i1nw e
the fashionable man. mise Millie Matthews, of Toronto,
is visitinx l,er siv.ter Mrs. SS, Wit Inn
yOM ars
son
•f
wort vile will I•nqsihly remain sant*' limo
t ow•iti•Z' to 4fr. 1'itlof1'4 illnes.
Ease and Elegance Mt. 1111; h Sparkman ilii, week di•e-
po!ed of his 1 rsi.Ie'nce crit %iI li'rrn
street to Mr.. Fred FiFh•'r. Mrs..
gals Settings to hand Fisher lakes I•os,e•ssintl in the fall.
at prices away dow•
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor.
EXETER, -- ONTARIO.
The tipembe'i s of 1,,Mann Voted
Lodze. A. F. & A. M.•, tlewled divine
service at the Maim Street Metho-
dist church last Sunday afternoon.
when an appropriate sermon was de
livered 1•v the pastor, iter. 1;. iA.
Fear.
Mr. C113�• tlnreey yesterday show-
ed u• Meyer;,- simples of newly zrown
peas. which he is raisins for the Can•
ERNEST ELLIOT nine Factory. Thr peas are a wee k
out of bloom and are fairly (('I1 1(-
CNrayancar ACC•INte •celoped. The compeny will need to
Ogt T le tsar) as lavas raffia, act a hustle on it they wish ,to ,get
M )peril Wei Lamas roe Ase. t h e benefit of Mr. Harvey's crop.
onus, Male stmt. Motor
Market )repast. -The following is
the retort eek( Exeter msrke4 s. nor-
rected up to June 271b.. 1907.
Wheat, 850 per bushel.
Der 1.ey. 48 to 52 cents per Lusnel.
Oats. 44 to 45 cents per bushel.
Peas. i0c. 1_er bushel.
Shorts. $24 per ton.
Floor $:.5u per cwt.
are,.. $2: per ton.
FC,td Flour $1.40 to $1.45 tier cwt.
Rutter. 17 cents per hound.
Eggs 13 cense per dosc:n.
lloji dressed. $8.50.
Ilogs, liveweight, $6.60.
Hay, $.11 to $12 a ton.
Clover seed. $8 to $10 per bushel.
Potatoes. 75e. to 90e. per bag.
Dried Apples, 6c• per pound. •
Cole $7 a ton.
Wool. wa hcd, 20e to 22 per Ib,
Wool, ut►washed, 12c to 1.40 a b1.
BIG SALE OF THE OLD RELIABLE
SUMMER MATERIALS
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IL CALS
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S. Fitton. issuer of marriage li-
censes. also complete line of wed-
ding rings always on hand.
Mr. Thos. Selden, of Ingersoll. Was
in (town last Friday.
.Alf. Walter WaM in Toronto
last meek oIs business. ,
Mr. PI'hoe. Ilslrtnolt is nide to be
out ir;ain after his recent illness.
A carriage toad went, over to Sea -
forth last Friday to attend the traces.
Mrs. C. Smith of Exeter North,
left Last week for Detroit to visit
with her brother.
FOUND. --A poir of (blue eyeglas.-
ses in. steel frame. Can be had by
applying at the Times Office.
'Mr. and Mrs. W. t4. Coto :arrived
in 'town Wt•dncsday evening of last
week, after their honeymoon trip.
CIAN'1' • TRIl'LE:TS "Currency"
"•obs" and 'Stag' Che'wins Tobaccoes
in biz plugs. Quality always !the
same.
Misses Anna etar1in and ►Jessie
l)ow, who have been taking up etude -
les 111 Toronln, arrived home last
week for the holidays.
Chief County Constable i;undry, of
Goderich, was In town on Monday
looking up some matters which his
department is invc'_stigatin;.
Rev. W. M. Martin. D• D.. will
preach a patriotic sertnon on Sun-
day next, taking as his subject "Can-
nda and Some of Iler Moral Prob-
lems."
Owing to kite -rain hest 'Monday af-
ternoon the (ball gams between Exe-
ter and Centralia, billed to be (played
at the etxhibition t;round+, 17td to be
rafted off unti! this (Therscay) ever.•
in x.
'Mr. A. E. 'llicdigeru lcave:r next
Tuesday for the west it% the inter-
ests of the London Concrete Machin-
ery Company, exhibiting their roach-
incry at Winnipeg and Brandon. He
will then take a trip up Into the
Davidson district.
The Ladies Mid of Main St. Church
purpose holding Si lawn social. Fri-
day July 112th., on the 'Church (Lawn.
Tony Vita Orchestra, London, will
furnish :the 'programme. Refresh-
ments served /from six to eight. A►1-
nlission 25c.
The rains tend beautiful weather of
the past Ipi•cek have -gladdened the
hearts of the farming element. The
crops which 'w'ere backward during
May and (the (early part of June put
on considerable t;rowth and promts4
to be ens nhund:tnt as that of last
year.
FOR ADOPTION. --The .Children's
Aid Society leave a number of lit-
tle children for vv1iom they would
like to diad , oo•l 'homes. Anyone de-
'siroes of adopting a •hire is re-
quested to communicate with the
president of 1; he _ tir anization for
for Huron, •Jantes '1litcheIl, God`cr-
ic h.
We use pleased to note en increa.-
in; 4 wire on the part of our .readers•
to Hecttro at. the first possible mot.
meat n copy of t his paper end tomo
call tit the office and 'gel :t copY a4
it falls fresh from the press. The
reason is we publish all 1 b news >t11
the 1i4int'. We want you to help us
r-ake tt eel x11 Letter by uotifyin_; uw
► tlbe death, rnnrris;c or important
transactions iii which anyone from
this County iM concerned.
Civic 41olid•ry palmed off very .quiet.
iy tits Exeter. The 1. 0. F. r'xcur•iott
(0 tits halls look a n,unst r•, while
others went to to 1Ise Hertel far t
day onrl a few wnut fishing. The
tncrcltanls as a rule closed li
and very little business wag tksrse iu
town. During 1 he .iflernnon Itho
bowler's went up 10 the, greens 'anal
Issd 4s 'quiet .rain(, end several of
the boys went In %the recreation
;rounds and player) hall.
The 1iarniota Eclso has the follow•
in; to tray about the prncpecta in
that country. "So far this month
it has %peen ideal :;rowin; weather.
The warm rain.' followed ley fine
Warm days etas hron;ht everythinz
out nice and .green and chanzcel the
opinion of till the pcsaimiste. Far-
mers soy the crops never ;retic • s)
quickly before. and it the present
favorable weather keeps up. n, .;noel
a crop as 1'v(r tnry t►es expected.
Several London Amateur actors
and actresses, with an cvidnet opin-
ion that Exeter people bolie'+ved in
Ilarnum's old saying that snorts peo-
n;.• liked to be fooled all the ttitn e'
carne up here by special train Inst
Friday night and lipid forth at the
opera house for a couple of hours.
;ivina about t1, punk an elstcrtain-
rnent as has been riven here for some
time. There were about 100 persons
present, r.bout forty of whom came
up with the performers on (he r+i►cc-
'al
Mr. \Vin. )seer this week purchase
ed the harness busing en ''-in Bt.
'from Mr. Gilbert 1101 1 took
possession yesterday. . 1;t . r Is an
experienced harnessmaker and as he
is n young than, horn and raised in
Exeter, he is entitled to all your
patronaae. In speaking of lir.
Deer as a wormknn, one of his for'
mer employers has said that he is
without sn equal. being expert, and
has nnique drsi;ne. Mr. ricer is an
honest uprirht and carcfnl (voting
man and we bespeak for him a 11at4
rolla;o whish he deserves.
Big Slaughter Sale of all Muslim, Ginghams,
Prints,Chambre s,In uslins
Linens, Batistes,Chambray
s,
Piques, 'Ducks and Drills we have a nice range, white swiss dots and stripes, white
qcross barred at 124e, 15c, and 18c. A choice line of
The warn) weather bas comp with a vengeance and we
have the goods that will keep you cool.
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All 12ic nista on Sale at l0c yd.
All 1$5c Matins on sale at 18c yd.
A1120c Muslims on sale at 15c yd.
All 15c Muslin. on sale at 10o yd.
All 12ic Gingham. on sale at 10c yd.
%Votnen's White Canvas Oxford Tie. Special at $1.00 pr.
%Vonten'sr Grey Canvas Oxford Tie. Special at $1.25 pr.
Women's Slippers 12 pair only. size 2i. 3. 33/4. Regular price $1.50 and $1.75.
Special at $1.00 a pr.
Child'. Sailor Hats. Special at 15c.
Tapestry Cushion Coves in different patterns and co:.,re. B.autiful designs.
Special 25 cents.
GIRDLE CORSETS. New arrival of fine Batiste (Girdle Covets in all sizes,
perfect fitting. 33c and 50c pr.
Black Lace Gloves. 23 in. long. fine Lisle thread. wear guaranteed (scarce
goods). Special 50e pair.
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'Mr. 11. E. Ii u s t on leaves Friday
for the summer cottage at the Bend.
Mrs. Hackney, of Faraullar. Inas
earl visiting her son C. E. Ilackncy.
Mr. F. W. Gledrnan was in Goder-
ich on Wednesday on 1e3a1 business•.
Miss Lida Oke. of 'Seaforth, is
visitin; 'her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Ilu;h Oke.
Mrs. Jackson and daughter Pearl
leave today to visit friendM in 43t.
Thomas.
Mrs. Win. Iktu11cey leaves Satur-
day to visit Mrs. 1)r. Sutherland, of
Leamin;ton•
Mr. David smack Inas 'been confin-
ed to This room for *several 13ays
through FOOT EASE
))seas Jennie n-ni^ D �Ce elbridintently te'av-
ing next Tuesday for Hamiota. Man.
to visit iter brothers.
Mr. J. W. Lan;strath, of Beaforth.
was the ,guest of Mr. and Mrs. Eli•
jab Jory on Sunday last.
Mr. Frank •Kni;lit jr., of the Mol -
son's Donk etaft. Callander. is at
hip. home Care for his vacation.
Mr. -Win. nawden- loft %Monday
night for a trip to the Old 'Country
on a purchasing trip. 'filo sailed
yesterday.
For Q,talily and Quantity ask your
"Haler" for "Hla;,"s l
and e
ny chew.
lobaccocs.
Mr. 'Donald Mclnn:+ returned home
frltc N rthweA Saturday night.
way
Ile c ptamp by of rho United States a a ej
Ile c
of
visiting (friends en routs.
Mr. Alex. Martin. of Mount. For-
est, who1 was last Friday nominatc;fBusiness
by the Liberals of North Wellington
for the Dominion Commons. in place
of his brother. who died some months
a;o, ;s n, brother of Rev. W. M. I wish to announce that I have
Martin. of Exeter.
We ares• pleased to state that Mr. I purchased the Harness Business
8. Fitton, whose illness we mention- of Mr. Gilbert House and am
ed last week, is .;pearly itnpTovicelt prepared to give your wants in
and is now on a fair way 1lo recon..
e;ry. Owing to his serious condition
Dr. dodge. of London, Wag 'called
here on 'Monday to consult with Dr.
Ilyndmnn, the uttendin; i►hysician.
Ur. Ifod;e expressed his opinion that
Mr. Fitton Was a very sick 'filen.
but ;ace hopes for his rec-orcry. Ito
also stated that ske best of medical'
care had been c would
nim. and mitt'
constant treatment
improve. On 'Sunday the eases
from the different ailments gave Mr.
Fitton such distress that very lit.
tle hopes were entort•titied for his
recovery. There are two ;rnduitel
nurses in nttendaticc.
A very sad and sudden death look
place at II: mints 'Wan.. on Friday.
June 141h, (when Oliver. youn;e't pion
of Mr.,0..1. White pas."d nwny. On
the previous Wednesday lie had been
ntteedin3 to this usual duties around
the farm, Lind when nutting away ads
team i.' the evenin; one of
theist kicked him in the eabaomen
with t;ucl► force that interior Injur-
sea «•ere inflicted. For two days he
suffered 110ole4 %i;ons until Friday
night death 'relieved him. Deceased
vas born tin St. Marys and •eicvea
years azo event west with his tiar.I
eats. For two (years lie wen on Oct
Ilank of Ilatnilton Staff, but • left
that position n year ago. to return
to the ,farm where be ha' amen ever
since. Mr. White was well known
ir1 Exeter.
Mts. Adeline lArindsor, mother of JOgNS
Mrs, 1':d. Maguire. dicer nt the homeWs
of her d:itr,thler Mrs. C. L. Graze. inMerchant Tailor
Marlette, Mich. Jnt1e 2 1907. Mrs.
Windsor loot her lrtlebanrt (zi><tecn DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
years ego, at their homo in Lncan.
where they lived for many years and
This is to notity the public %•that
where t11ey rax+cd a family of tw'e1vc. 1 have 'withdrawn from the firth of
r.liildre.11. err;let ,Song and four dauah- Coward & Clark. General Merchants,
tern. as fultnwe; Harry Windsor. of Winchelsea. the terms of the a;ree-
Iirigden, Ont.; John Hiram and Den• meat being that all :mounts owing
1148. of Drown City, Miele;•Anron and 3
Htephcn lest Yale, :))sell. Geon;e. of to the firm r+ha11 Iso collected by Mr.
Melvin rind Witham of Iic:•etavflJ ) Thomas Coward rind ell dohts owl,
MTM. eEd. ik a;vire, Exeter ; ,Mrs -'Fred int by the firm shall be tsald byMr.
Hhe'1lrrikcr, )tf St. Clair ; .-Mrs. Ger. Coward.
don Jaynes, of Croswell incl Mrs. C. Milton Ck.
.
L. Gage. of Marlette /.
. •bout 15 Dated nt Winchelsea ' one 3, ler1907
Year., ago Mre. Windsor moved to NOTICR TO WARMERS.
Michigan field located in I1rof n City
where tale lived till about two years The Exeter Canning & Preeeervin;
ago. twlticls time she reilde:i nvittl leer Co. will be pleased to receive acrea;e
daughter at Marlette. She sufferesi from farmers for tomatoes ant{ corn.
a stroke of paralysis on the efte,r• As the number of acres required
noon of May 29th completely paraly- is will to iced well n deeirt once contract
to contract
zing one side of her body .rent�iering
her .uncotveous and speechle5 the President, Jose Snell ; Vice -Pres.
in which condition she rt•• C. 11. Sanders. or Bec'y. .1. 0, Jones.
twined till dent h. The remain.'
nee om{paflied by the children 1'' A it M 11 E L P.
were taken by train to Lite
can Iwhere the funeral wa' bold. M- Any )person requiring such heli*,
ter n long. t►11sy :Irtd useful We Mrs. either mate or female+ can do eo by
Windsor died os she had lived, hon• writing /lee EXETER TIMES, stat•
ored and trusted. fler life was corn- in,; the kind regnircd, when wanted
rteted 41 work well done constitutes noel wage, offered. Every effort will
completion and she has t;one to her he mads to provide each applicant
reward. with twig required.
ft flarG ROad
To Travel
Is the one over which you pass with
tender feet
If your feet trouble you.
If they get tired.
If they perspire.
If tbe flesh is tender.
Will relieve and keep the feet cool
and comfortable and will allay that
bot burning sensation so often trouble
some in hot weather.
Price 25 cents a box.
Prepared by
Colored Muslin
and Organdies from 10c to 35c. A big range of all over lace
with narrow lace and insertion to match. Also all over
Embroidery suitable for embroidery waists.
Full line of Ladies and Gents Underwear at prices that
will sell them
Gents white and colored Vests from 51,25 to $2.50 in
all sizes.
See our new styles in the ASTORIA shoe in gentlemans only.
W. S. COLE, Phm. B.,
Chemist & Druggist.
EXETER. -- ONTARIO.
Rcpalring, WhIDS
HarDes, Etc.
Prompt attention. Give us a call
W. J. BEER
A Good Way
to be Stylish and Becomingly
Dressed and to have your Cloth-
ing as thoroughly made and as
carefully cut as possible is to come
here with your ideas.
First-class Workmen will turn
the materials which you choose
into pleasing, lasting realities
Our experience is pretty good
assurance that you will be sorry
for nothing and prices are always
at the bottom notch.
CARLINC BROS.
The Sovereign
Banff of Canada.
Money Orders, Sterling Exchange, Letters
of Credit, Co11etions, Savings Department,
General Banking Business.
InteresR paid 4 times a year on Savings
Deposits. as
CREDiTON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, HBNSALL, EXETER.
JOSEPH SNELL Manager. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitor,
This is the mark of a
BLENDED FLOUR
the best Bread, Cake and
Pastry Flour the best all
round flour in the world.
Just try it once. Look for
this trademark on every bag
or barrelou buy. All fine
Blended Flours- milled of
Ontario Fall and Manitoba
Spring wheats -have it.
"Made in Ontario"
"Star" Flour is a Blended Flour.
Harvey Bros. Millers, Exeter.
T
.4m01111113w
house oorator
Plumber ((tot s t.t cd.IW t'ff,,
sign Writing and Graining
With R. Dinney last year. Esti-
mates furnished on application.
safh
A Trial Solicited.
ARTHUR D. DAVIS
Exeter, Ontario
Residence, corner James and An-
drew Street.
Corn
--AT---
Exeter and Centralia
Warehouses
Will exchange for other grain
if desired.
Richard Seldon
Exeter, Centralia
and Clandeboye
r
AT
CENTRA
SAWMILL
British Columbia Shingles
Barrel Heading and Hoops
FENCE SLATS •
Kept on hand or cut to order
CUSTOM SAWING
Done o11 shortest notice.
Logs Wanted
Delivered or on the stump
THOS. ELSTON
MARRIED
11ItUCK_1)ELi11tIDGE-At the home
of the britt^'+ i'arents, Usborne, oA
tVedticsday June 26t1s, Mary Milli..
beth. dntt;titer of Mr. and Mr•.
Wm. I1. 1)elhri.lge to Mr. Miltovt
Ilrock.
Mr. A. E. 1iodrert leaves t1Mt.
I1ERGOTT--I� f,AN10AN --.At
C:lrrnel, NV.•dne•,11)', .fume /.cath.
Mr. Alex. lteraott, of Centrell.* to
Jou'lphine d:in;hter of
Patrick t1' I'tti;ars•
MeiKAIO-- NEWAI,I. ' At the Mantle
Exeter, June 19, by Itev. W. M.
Marlin, 111, 1)., Angus $MeKaia.
Blacksmith Chisr'lhnrat, and Mar,
third dau;hter of Ilse late nom.
Newell, Tne kersmit h.