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From nue ')f the finest potteries in England
"S. Fielding & Co." three large packages of the
finest toilet sets we have ever shown. They come
ill pure white with gold tracing, -pure cream
with gold tracing, and white and cream body with
fancy colored and gold decorations. We would
like you to call and see just what nice goods they
are.
$3.90'The Grecian a pure white 10 piece Toilet
Set. gold traeed,tall slim shape
large roll basin.
$4.50= -The Dane
a rich cream 10 piece Toilet Set
gold traced and stippled. Large
swell shape. deep oval basin, with heavy roll edge.
$5.50• -The Saxon
pure cream' 10 piece Toilet Set
gold lined and stippled, new octa-
gon sheep, deep full round basin with heavy roll
edge. The choicest cream colored Toilet eSet we
have ever shown,
$3.50BIue Riga whitewith ground 10 piece Toilet Set
rich cohault blue decorations
gold lined -a dandy.
$4.50. -Tudor
cream ground 10 piece toilet set, lovely
litho Rowers in natural colorings with
gold shadings. new oval basin with Large heavy
roll edge.
$5.50 --Bath
create ground 10 piece Toilet Set. new swell
shape, natural floral decorations in pink.
blue and hello, new ave! basin, swell roll edge.
$6.75 'Trent
creamy white ground 10 piece Toilet Set,
new tall full shape, very neat small floral
decorations, rich gold tracing, new oval basin. The
finest set we have ever shown.
30 Different Lines We show thirty dif-
ferent lines in Toilet
Secs ranging in price from $ I.50 to $6.75. They
come to us direct from the potteries in Great
Britain. The saving in middle men't profit will
be all yours if yoli buy from us.
J. A. STEWART
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Successful J
Wedding
Is impossible without the help of
jewelry store.
Try to think what such an affair
Id be without the presents.
to imagine the ring ears, giftless
Ing.
's unthinkable.
you would find it hard to get
g without us at such a tame.
e have s greet big interesting
y of gift articles.
nd the heauty of it is that the
jority of thein are anything but
pensive.
e suggest Silverware, Clocks,
cy China, Etc.
Call and take a good look through,
MARCHAND
JEWELER
NEW
fall Suitings, -,
-Rural schools will open on Mon-
day the 19th.
r
--Miss Emma =fall •returned from
London last week.
-Miss Nellie Russell, of Toronto,
is home for a month's visit.
-Mrs. Geo. Arder.t, was visiting
her mother at Fingal last wwtiek.
-Miss Cooper,' of London, .!s the
gueat of Mr. and Mr f. Ed. Jones.
-Mr. Aquilla Shcieke. of Lansing,
is !the guest of his another Mrs. Alf
Shcere.
-Mr. Gordon Mclsiay left Satur-
day mo: n:ng for \Vex dstocl: to visit
friends.
-Mr. Gri.nnel and family, of De-
troit. are the 'guests f Mr. and Mrs.
A. E. I'ym.
-Mies Alice Petty, London, vis-
ited cher slater Mrs. ornc Scott last
Thursday.
-Mr. and Mrs. N rman Bern, of
Norwich, are visitin Mr. and Mrs.
James Born.
-About fifteen fr n Exeter took
in the excursion to arnia and Det.,
troit Saturday.
-Mise Lillie Marie
'Tent last week Ithe uost of llr. and
Mrs. Roulstan.
Mr. William John . aliett, th^_ gc•n•
ial clerk at the Ce tral is taking
his holidays this we k.
-Mrs. 1). Johns v. nd Miss Lill,'
Joints left last wee for Sarnia .to
visit Mrs. W. Goodisoh.
--Mrs. .1. .1. WhitQ and daughter
Dorothy Margaret arc visiting
friends in Detroit and Essex County.
of Stratford,
AND
Fashion Plate
roint flrrlvca
Call and Make
11 Selection be-
fore the rush.
V. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor.
ETER, -- ONTARIO.
ERNEST ELLIOT
Iveyancer Accounts Collected
lam to loan at iowe. rake.
pees, wca Lamb tot dials.
Office, Main Street, Exeter
THE t'HiEF REASON
why you should look after your eye-
sight is -that Nature never offers us
* new pair of eyes The best of rea-
sons why. at the first sight of trouble,
you should consult an
OPTiCAL EXPERT
for relief. We can add to your ap-
pearance as well. Examinations free
Don't delay. Make it the chief Luise
mess of your ds v -TODAY.
Optica good:; in complete stock.
We manufacture our own. Try it.
W.S.
HOWEY Phm. B.
Chemist and Opticlt/n.
EXETER. ONT ARIA
'i' b. ghal Y• I 11 a '1. 1 ll[ b 8 AUGUST Ibth loo?,
Market Report. -Tile following a
the report of Easter markers. ewe.
rested up tw August 15th, 1807.
Wheat, 80 to 65 cents per bushel.
Harley, 40 to 45 cents.
Oats, 40 to 41 cents.
Peas, 60 to G5 cents.
Shorts, $24 p r ton.
Fleur $2.50 per cwt.
Bran, $20 per ton.
Feed Flour *1.40 to $1.45 per cwt.
Mutter. 17 cents tier pound.
Eggs, 15 cents per donee!.
Bogs, dressed. *9 trer cwt.
!loge, livetweigbt,
Hay $7 to $8.
Clover seed. -18431:010 per bushel.
Potatoes, 75e.'. per bag.
Dried App''s, 6c. per pound.
(.'arl. $7 a ton.
\Fool. wa,hcd.to 22e per Ib.
Wool. unwashed. 1 (to Idle. a lb.
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LOCALS
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S. Fitton. issuer of marriage li-
censes. also complete line of need•
ding rings always on hand.
-Mr. and Mrs. Mason, of London,
oho were. viaiting Mr. and Mrs. Jobu
Jarrott, lett for their home last
week.
GIANT • TRIPLETS "Currency'
"Bobs" and 'Stag' Chewing Tobaccoes
in big plus. Quality always !the
so
hould you require bind for growing
stuff for the Canning factory which is
clot -e hv, don't imiss the sale Atie. 21
at 2 o'cicck.p. tn.
-Mr. pmt Mrs. Tbc.y. Marton ro-
tuq ed (Friday night from Cbicago,
wi re they spent 'three weks via-
iting friends.
-Mr. Jerv. ...Dickson a'ld Mrs.
Thos. Terry. who were, visiting
friends at the North End left for
London Monday. ;
1"or Quality and Quanti�y ask your
dealer for the new h g plugs of
"Bobs." "Hlag." and Cur ency chew.
ing lobae:CAe3.
-Mr. August Guhr, who has a
contract rc.r dredging a Gedd's Hill
Strafford, lent week wed his fitm'-
ily to that place.
Kathleen
Katie Collins returned
day eve after an enj
outing tat the Bend.
tewwart and
home Satur-
yable weeks
-"Gala Day" at Gra d Bend last
Thursday tom away many from
Exeter that the tatr .. s trod a do -
i erted oppearaneo all lay.
-Mr. and Mrs. Wrn Jarrott and
Mr. and Mrs. Ilugh ove. Of Hills -
green were the guest: of Mr. and
Mrs. John Jarrott las Sundity.
-Mr. and Mrs. C. t age and lam-
ily, of Marlettle, Mie.., .were the
ossests of Mr. and Mr . Ed. Maguire
last %week. Mr. Gage s Station agent
at Marlette.
-Mr. flare Smote. of OaliforMo,
Miss M. Daltry, sof T. ron•ho,, Mr. T.
W. 'Harris, of London and Miss A.
Courtice. of Oshawa, N •sere gut its a•t
Mr. J. Essery'i., of F.on, fast week.
-The City Corpora ion of Exeter;
England, Clave hough lire appliances
for the Girls' Iterate) in connection
with the Municipal ('•'lege, the 'mr'tl-
bers of which will l taught to use
the apparatus.
-Mrs. Fitzgerald, f London, who
has been visiting ho . for atone time
expects to leave to -n orroww for Lon-
don .for a short vi: it, after which
she twill go to Seattl , Wash. for an
exter'ded visit.
-Thos. Acheson, r the Central h
having improvement made to .the
driveway into his at lc. A cement
walk from Main stns;, to the back
end of the hotel ha been laid and
the oobhlegtrone div way is being
torn up and replace! with cement.
--The biggest horse in the world
will 1►r' at Toronllo ex ibiition this
year. The horse was portion of
the ,Morocco exhibit at • ho St. Louis
fair. It rot,ar& 21 ha 1, ! incites
high, or 7 feet 2 inc es, .wsseigtlrl
2.835 pounds and is se n soars old.
-Miss Laura M. .J r -x•11 has Wen
en000ted by the Godertel sottonl hoard
l' Ike charge of tb' t�rinoi[sr11'a
room at the •Cont rn l so I for t.ho
Model term. Miss .Teck tl 1 6s nn ems.
cellont teacher and no doubt twill
give the Gcdcrich schoo board ;cod
eatisfact inn.
-Rev. \W M Mort in eaves this
week Ifor Clifton Sprit] v for his
holidays. During his a !rend• union
services t.Will be held wi h the ATnjn
Street church, Ilev. A. Fear
preaching tin th-' l'reshy t rim nhuroh
in 'the morning and in L1 Methodist
church et night.
-Messrs. Thos. Ache and Har-
old Ilissett returned la Thurr,day
from their trip 1.o Kings ills, ww.hero
they were l:hn gur'st y of Thos. Oke.
The entire journey mood made wwit.h
horse and carriage, hut' y vow Ilse
next time they go torn dietanoo,
the train for Ithern. T y covered
157 miles from Exeter 'to ingsvillo
and about the some dis•ta return-
ing.
-It is possible that :in
re 1i 11 01) for South Iluron
will Noon be este root. Ii"nsa
1111X)(U3 for t4t1C11 a reU11io
is Seaforth. Gentlemen in b
[slaws ore taking up the ala
it mould be wise for Exette
in (line. As Exeter i; lh^. re.
centre of South linr•on, the
be the 1leadtluar'1•ets for s
celebration.
d HHoy;+•
r 19115
is quite
and ro
h these
ter and
to 'gnat
ognized
avould
oh :1
-Mr. Thotnas Smsl•', lac! digger,
El mtillc !as; Monday o mnlet.'ed
the. new well a: the school. }'or a
nurn'ti,r of years the wat4 at the
school was tarot suita le for
drinking 1►urt►cses and th supply
wks light, consequently tI School
Board decided to have snot ee .ec
dug. The new well is dec;ded
slioce.•.. stavd water using und, and
Monday there were night .et in it.
Mr. Sinali' thoroughly un eratanct;
wall d.`ggin j.
Mr. Thos. Cameron will a iia Fx-s-
ter ev.,ry Saturday afte no.ii to
make arrangements with tiose who
wish to hare a olio- rf rrep'rty.
stock of household roods Orll•+rs
left at the! Times office will be
rtoaiptly attended to. j
Money Saving Bargains
Look over this Bargain List.
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Bargains
In Lace Curtains
$2.50 Quality for 52.00
• 00 Qtsal%tv for $1.50
11.50 Quality for 11.10
Bargains
In white and colored Muslims
250 Quality for 15c
15c Quality toe lOe
121c Quality for 8c
Bargains
In men's fancy stammer rests
li tht and dark colors.
$1.25 Quality for 89c
Bargaing
In Umbrellas spleutild top
with best steel and fancy
handle.
$1.2.1 Quality for !loci
Bargains
In men's Neckwear only 3 doz
four in hand ties left to sell.
35c Quality for l9c
Bargains
Io ladies Fancy Hose Black
Cashmere Silk Embroidered
different colors
50c Quality for 42c
Bargains
In ladies leather Belts
assorted Colon
38c quality for 25c
Bargains
In Japanese Matting
20c Quality tor 12ic
Bargains
In Tapestry Cushion tops.
35c Quality for 18c
Bargains
In Boy's strong evening
shirts blue with white spots
guaranteed fast colon.
50c Quality for 39c
Bargains
In Boy's leather belts
25c Quality tor 15c
Bargains
In ladies Black Cashmere
Hose warranted all pure wool
36c Quality for 25c_
Bargains
In Mea'e Fancy Socks
35c Quality for 19c
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81\TE121...1 8z ROWS
Don't sweat and worry about get-
get
lot for yourself 'hen can
get one for very little money. Sale
Aug. 24th, 2 o'clock p.
-Messrs. W. J. IIea an and Johtt
Hind delegates of th Exeter lodge
1. 0. O. F. lett Mon ay sight for
Orillia to attend a I eeting of the
Grand Lodge of the . rder at that
place.
DR. OVENS EYE A D EAIt SUR.
aeon. will be at t Commercial
llotel. hours 9.30 a m. to 4.30 p.
m. Glasses properly itted and dis-
eases of eye ear and nose treated.
next visit. Friday, Au ust 9th 1907.
The Ladies Guild, the Tri�it
Memorial Church have engaged Mr.
Fas, the eminent comcldian, of Tar-
IVcnto for their Annual.arden party
to be held on the Reco:•y grounds
on Friday, August 23r:'. Remember
the date.
-_Mrs. R. R. Ilor� rs nd children.
of Chicago, after a visit with friends
in Parkhill, have retgr ed to Exe-
ter, for a visit with re. Rogers,
parents Mr. and Mrs. EdChrixtae be-
fore going back to Chico. o.
-Do you ever kick w
your visitors do not apiear in the
personal column of the 'Times and
wonder what's the mattdr with the
Editor; Well say in the knajarity of
cases the neglect is clue o the host
or hostess. failing •ho let u know who
their friends are. We c tch on to
great many strangers bu often no
doubt, Bliss some of the . • Local
news is always welcome at the Times
and .we will be glad to c o the an -
ranging if you will suppl us with
the correct date. 'Wait up, aur
telephone No. is 31, and ►w have :t
drop letter box on our offi , door. I wood,
--ThurKd;ty'rl big day of ,epi rt at No danger of over dishing the wheel.
Grand Bend eclipsed all fo ' er roc. The paint is net scratched or injured.
ords for crowds at the Lak •• Huron Can get your job done in one quarter
resort and over revon thous viii• the time.
tors witnessed the event_s.a dlorse
races ball games, 't to -of-war
switnnring and boating sac s and
other similar event were ho
tested and the warmest into
evidenced by the crowds.
and showwmrn reaped a fine
and the dance hall was eti
business at an f=arly hour o
morning. Previous to :his
had held the records, but th
been broken now by the "g
organized t,y the summer
--Miss E. Virginia Grant,
field N..1., has been engagl�t
charge' of the Shorthand Dar
of the 1Winghanl lluxiness
Miss Grant is n grade
Gregg Shorthand School, C
,which Jahn 11. Gregg the
Pi ir.cipal. She !•.Is had a
teaching experience in bit
mercinl rrhoola of t'ri ted 5
:v t;:g!:1}' recommended by 1
Mr. Spotttot' s -•ems deter
out the W. 11. C. to thy,
fr'O:.t. We u rido starid t ha
b. the accord teacher in C
was traincci by the .1uth
hoot 1lusinc•sa College en
viable reputation. - Wing
ting y you
mantes of
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COLE'S
CORN
!CUIU3I
Makes no difeeence how stubborn
the corn is, it can't resist
"COLE'S 000 CURE"
This is the preparation which will
remove any hard or soft corn easily,
quickly and permanently.
If you have never tried COLE'S
CORN' CURE you have no idea how
successful it as. Every bottle guar-
anteed.
COLE'S DRUG STORE
Cole's Baking Powder is the Beat,
Try it and be convinced.
NEW TIRE SETTER
The Hous Gold The Setter
It is our motto to keep
all lineb of our business.
Reasons why this tire setter does he
work better thah the old way:
The ties stay tight longer.
There is no charing or burning the
up•to•date
ie con-
es t twit ]
Fakrs
harv'3t
1 doing
Friday
July 1
•se :,ave
la day"
esidm t!.
►f )'lain•
to take
arttnent
College.
of the
ir'lgo, of
lobar, is
yeari
nit corn.
.stet, and
r. Greg;.
ninod to
ery fore.
she oil;
nada who,
r. Wing -
vs an c`n-
n1 Titnes.
-F:st•t*'r's veniersihle p.ortsman,
11r. N. 1). llutdoit, o as ar-a•t'ing the
congratul:tlix,ts4 of his fr ods last
Sunday, 'the occar.:on tx•ti1his 60th
birthday. One can Oiard /relieve
that Mr. '1lurdo11 h;te to tiled .t.h•e
age of three store, as h . certainly
don't look or net it. Sinn he carte
to Exeter in 1885 he has la active -Mr. hail !lardy, tw
in .'trrything that lira t ing of the north neat several months ;igo
sport Jo it, is Always thr' oat fictive rctuct:c.j 'r.c:nc last we:
:n. tgetting up celcbratin s, and in -Mrs. .John Gould . (1 two chil•
fact nye would have :1 har time gra- (ion, of London. aro visiting Mr.
ti.sg up anytthing of the kir 1 wwithotil ard Mrs. Richard Gots 1.
N. D. In the tw,inter he evot.s hid --Mr. Geo. Bird, of Durhar:, a'
stare Vine to curling, :1 although' foster resident of F. ter, is the
11 • don't claire to be Scat' or t'veri' WICPt of Mr. Thornto Baker.
i l ;- h, he iA ;1 good maid r of tiro lir A e111en(lid opportnn ty to secure
t►.trne. At 'bowling he .i. likev'%4fland cheap at the bigg ey Atm. 21th at
proficient .and can put. in "kit ly O'clock p. m. I'ositiv y no twelve.
toucher on oflxrn :IN ;tnycwne, in hist
younger days cricket and llicros,e in- ' -Miss Jcs. v C'rcech
tereatred him and today he i,„h1�w•yys' for the west on an
ready end willing to help Along when with her sister, Mrs. F ani: Hancock.
any kind of a game cones up. Tho i -Messrs. Luther Pe hale, Herbert
natchimes of the Trivit 'Memorial Azt, Earl Hardt-, Alvinilrint:l ll and twerp• rung Smut y rnornira;l Arthur StrStier, ao ;l. F w�, rk camping
in honor of M r. 1lurdon' .11 slaat the (lend.
and the flag of the spurns end Blewy
of the lioltwn's bank we unfurled' li'n`es v rola andcto Davidson
returned Saturday to tn'iir home i
for the same reason. 11 .'s hoping Winghatn, after a Ow twce•ka
N. D. will live to race any more ,111d visit with rclativr and �.friend.
birthdays. / •
here.
We will guarantee all work done by
this machine.
We are also preparedto cut down
wheels or any other repsirs that your
rig may need.
R. ROBINSON, Winchelsea.
Wagon Maker.
-!Liss Tracy of St/. Marys, is the
guest of the Misses Sweat.
-Mr. John I'arrrte' left
evening for the Nor
"Foot Ease," a tr
25c. a box at Cole's
-Mr. Herb and Ear
spending this week at
nest.
Monday
e Loot comfort
rug Store.
bout hoot t arc
the (lend.
- 11rs. Ilrawn, of \V�
iting her brother Mr.
Ile-Ms1j ,1
;.ier<t:ic Hessel
towwrt is visiting her fat
- Miss Elsie McCallur
r;esday of t }t'= week f
Toronto.
- Mr. T. if. McCalln,li and family
returned Monday aft,- a season'h
3ut:r.g at the Bend.
-The 11;ASCII I):r.ah
Elston ;iro visiting fr'
lotions in Centralia.
-Mrs. S. A. 1'opie-t re, of Blyth,
:s the guest of her sig
Mr 5. .John
Morgan, of i:aborne.
oxeter, :a vis-
Vm. Grigg.
, of George."
cep- Mr. Thos.
left on Wcd-
r a visit in
nd Miriam
nd! 0114 re.
to went to
left Saturday
xteroti'd t•;sit
THE OLD RELIABLI3
We Beg to Announce that we have more
Ladies White waists
Than we care to carry over, consequently
will reduce the price.
$1.00 for 75c; 1.75 for 1.25; 2.50 for $2,00
$1.25 for 1.00; 2.00 for 1.50; 3.00 for 2.50
$1.50 for 1.25; 2.25 for 1.75
These goods will go quickly
Come early and get your choice.
We Still Carry a Fine Range In the
Astoria Sher !lobby Seeds.
HIGHEST PRIDE PAID FOR PRODUCE
CABLING BROS.
the Sovereign Bank of Canada
HEAD Off10E:-TORONTO.
Paid Up Capital: . . $3,000,000.
MAlltf OF IIRICTOSS:
.EuIt ius JARVIS, Esq., - - Presiders,
RANDOLPH MACDONALD, Zig., First Vice-A-es:denrl
A. A. ALLAN, Esq., . • • Second Yin-Prerideratl
Hox. D. MCMILLAN, HON. PETER McLARax,
ARCH. CAMPBELL, Esq., M.P. W. K. MCNAUGHr, Esq., M.P.
A. E. DYMENr, Esq., M.P. Ar.Ex. BRUCE, Esq., K.C.
F. G. jammxTT, R. CASSE S,
G.' oral -Mang r. Asst. General -Manager.
Savings Ball Department.
Interest at best current rates paid quarterly.
Branches -:EXETER. CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH,
JOSEPH SNELL Manager. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors
FIENSALL BRANCH, -- H. ARNOLD, Manager.
Book -Keeping
P�timanship
holtthand and
Touch Typewritinf�
Taught by Professional Teachers at
Western Business and Shorthand 6o116(J@
110 Dundas 8teeef, London, Ootsrio,
Every Graduate Placed in a Situation.
Fall Term 6offlffldo6o scpt 3r0, 1907
Catalogue Free, address
WM. C. COO, C. S. R., Presid elft.
Fall
Term
OPENS SEPT.
This management during the
pant year trained over Two
Hundred young la-
dies and bJ gentle-
men, as steno-
graphers, bookkeep-
ers and telegraphers, and placed
them in excellent situations in
leading Cenadian and American
cities.
Individual instruction.
Write for catalogue.
GWNTON
BUSINESS' GOLLEGE
Avoki
Competition
There is a market for the BEST
and the surest way, we think, to
get away from competition is to
Imake a little better flotir than the
r
other fellow•
I
GEO. SPOTTON, Principal.
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AT-
CENTRALIA
SAW -MILL
British Columbia Shingles
Barrel Headlhg and Hoops
FENCE $LIT$
Kept on hand or out to order
CUSTOM SAWING
Done on shortest notice.
Logos Wat sled
Delivered or on the stump
THOS. ELSTON
Don't forget the big sale of land
ither in Intl or by the acre. Aug. 24th
2 p. m. Station road.
Our motto is "not how cheap
but how good".
Ask for STAR flour
t stands alone.
MANUFACTURED BY
HARVEY BROS.
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.
W. JOfflIIB
Merchant Tailor