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WE 1iR REfDY
Early Fall Goods are all in and Ready
for Your Verdict.
Very strong lines with us is dress
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(Goods and Ladies Jackets
we clave been particularly fortunate in securing
a special snake of French Dress Goods, this new
line conies in plain cloth with a rich bright mirror
finish.
"Just a Tip" on what is the very latest idea in
Ladies Dress Goods. The face or finish must be
plain soft and bright the colors in vogue are Royal
Navy, Robin Brown and Edward Green.
Our price for this new French Cloth is
65c, 85c, $1.00, $1.35
See these splendid new goods. 'We will gladly
i nt ruin u' a them to you.
Strong
• Yes we are very strong in Ladies
• Jackets. We are sole agents in
Exeter for the Celebrated CONTINENTAL , COS
TOME CO. We have found their Jackets to be up-to-
date in every particular. The colors for this season arc
BI.:\cK. ROYAL NAVY, COBALT SMOKE, and BEAVER.
All 48 to 5o inches long, loose, semi and tight fitting.
The Col3ALT BROWN is the NEWEST COAT COLOR in
New York and Paris we have a swell range in this new
shade, we extend to every Lady a very cordial invitat-
i In to call and sec the new styles in coats, they are very
interesting our 3 leading prices are
$10.00 $12.50 $15.00
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'I.' X E I L It '1' 1 M E S SEPTEMBER 5th 1907,
Market Report. -The following is
the report of Exeter markets. cor-
rected up to September 5th. 1907.
Wheat. 60c. ter .bushel.
Barley, 40 to 45 cents.
Oats, old, 40 to 45 cents p -.A. b::.
Oats, new, :15 to 40 tents per bus
Pons 65 to 70 cents per tiurhel.
Shorts. $24 ler ton.
Flour $..50 per cwt.
!Gran, $20 per ton.
Ft.,ed Flour $1.40 to $1.45 per cwt.
Buller, 18 cents .her hound.
Eggs, 16 cents }ter dozen.
Hogs, dressed, $8 to $8.25
Hogs livcttei;ht, $6.40.
slay, $8 per don.
Clover seed, aS to $10 per bushel.
Potatoes. 75c. to 90e. per bag.
Dried Al.to••s, 6c. per pound.
Cod, $7 a ton.
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8. Fitton, issuer of marriage li-
censes, alai) complete line of sued•
ding rings always on hand.
- 111. ll ill Beer spent Monday in
Loudon.
- Miss Emma !Pall sp:.nt Monday
:it Loudon.
--Ernest 'Taylor AN as in Lotndo:n
Libor 1)ay.
- Mr. Wm. Kin;h:n spent ,last
week in Toronto.
-Mr. Walter \Westcott `s visiting
friends in Hamilton.
-Miss Laura MaFalls, of Stratford
is visiting her 'parents.
-Mr. Irwin Armstrong sp,nt Sun -
in Goclerich on business.
- Miss Lillian Butt, of Clinton, is
visiting Miss Olive \\'estcott.
LOCALS
.y. -Mr. Jaseph Bawden left Tuesday
for London to visit his son.
- Thos. Bowman has been enrag-
ed as clerk try Jones & Clark.
-Mr. and Mrs. M. .Tackeon, of
London, leers in town Sunday.
-Mrs. Welsh and son left Satur-
day to visit /friends in London.
- Fred Itawden left Saturday for
Toronto to attend 1 he Exhibition.
-lir. John Salter 'left this week
to attend 1 he Toronto Exhibition.
- Mrs. L. Billings is spending a
few days in Toronto and elsewhere.
- Miss Flossie Taylor, -'f London,
spent •she holiday at her horn) here.
- Mrs. Lowe of 'Dakota, is the
.ue5t of her daughter Afrs. R. Davis
j r.
-Mrs. Alex. Stewart and daugh-
ter are spending a few days. in Lon-
don.
-Miss Mabel Follick, of St. Marys
writs here a few days duriti4 the
week.
Every Regina Watch carries
with it a universal guarantee.
That means, if you purchase a
Regina from this store, we en-
dorse the universal guarantee,
which will be honored by any other
Regina watch agent anywhere.
Add to this, the manufacturers'
absolute and permanent guaran-
tee against structural defects and
you will see that you cannot make
a mistake in purchasing a REGINA
WATCH.
. A, MARCHAND, iExeter.
NEW
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Fall Suitings
AND
Fashion Plate
Just flrrlvcd
Call and Make
a Selection be -
fol e the rush.
W. W. TAMAN W. S. HOWEY, Phm. B.
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THE CHIEF REASON
why you should look rafter your eye-
sight is --that Nature never offers us
a new pair of eyes. 'fne best of rea-
sons why, at the Hest sight Of trouble,
you should consult an
OPTI('AL EXPERT
, for relief. We ran add to your AD-
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pearence as w •'1. Examinations free
Don't delay. It! lite it the chief husi-
ness of your dal- -TODAY.
Optical goods in complete stock.
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Merchant Tailor.
Chemist and Optician.
EXETER, - ONTARIO. EXETER. .-. ONTARIO
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--Mr. Ed. Powell. of New York.
is the guest of Mrs. fo+reil nt: th
Bend.
-Mr. Vernon Dav:s, et London„
visited Ernest Davis a few days this
tveek.
-Mrs. Wm. Cresol: • `: .visiting
friends in Brantford and London this
week.
-Mrs. Robert Kerslake a::d s>sL r
are visiting with friends at Ower.
Sound.
-Mrs. Jaynes \Walter is visiting in
Detroit and Miss ,Nettie Walter in
London.
-Mess Loraine Hooper of Buffalo,
is the guest tof Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Bissett.
-Master Earle Soutl:cntt rprn1
fete days with •\1 r. .f. Dinsdale .near
I:iD1,en.
-.lir. Tom. \Wiison, of Peterbor-
ou,;h, is visiting IND. ai:d sirs. Ed.
IJarrt'ss.
-The Exeter North End Temper-
ance iIouse is to lease. Apply to L.
McTaggart.
-Miss Ala.
ry and Nancy Torn loft
Wednesday to attend the exhibition
at Toronto.
.--Mr. W. 1I. Gregory, of Stratford
spent ttho holiday at the home of
his parents.
-Miss Mary Taylor, c: Zion ie.
tvelcome guest at the home of M!5.
C. 1. l! rouses.
-::... Itay Huestnn, of London,
spont Monday at :the home of 51r.
Jas. Taylor.
- Miss Winona Howard spent
Thursday and friday in Winchelsea
visiting friends.
-Miss Olive 'Treble left Saturday
for Toronto to t:,it her sister firs.
Boger Crocker.
- Messrs. James Walter and .1:un.s
Grieve Icft Alonday for Toronto on
a business trip.
-Mr. Charlie Dyer. of Clinton.
visited under the parental roof from
5iturday tit Monday.
-Mr. f;:trf:eld 11odgert left las:
Thursday evening for He_ir.a where
h: will possibly locate.
- For Nerve and Blood Budder
use Dowry's Iron fills 100 in bottle
for 50 cents. Try then).
-Mr. John T. \W(stcott and son
Bert, of (Hamilton. spent a few
days in town chis week.
- sirs. .lames Sha(Idork =upu chil-
dren Eva and Fred returned to Lon-
don on Monday evening.
-Mrs. Samuel Eswry left 1a.;:
week on 311 extended hit
fr:ends in Neepct-a, .11 an.
Mr. E. If. Vrooman, of Harrisburg
was the guest Ot the },esus of Mr.
Geo. Anderson last Mond, y.
- Mrs. .1a171e'I Emyr.( and daugh-
ter ,Jennie visiter1 friends at \Wind-
l',nt a few drys last work.
Mi. Ed. Crocker, who was visiting'
Ws parent,- for sotne weeks left
Tuesday 0;01 111144 for Toronto.
-Ales
and Mrs. John Pedler spent
few (lays of last week wish '•1 .
atd idrs. Lamport, of Clauue.boyc.
-Mr. Percy Browing' (returned to
Toronto Monday after spe.ndin.; his
!tnl'.inys at the 'home of his parents.
-Mrs. E(I. Taylor and children are
v:sitin: a t the borne of the forr.:'r's
p11.•rpt=. Mr. t,nd Mrs. Wm. P .;s.
1)11. (WRNS EYE AND EAR SER.
genn. will be at the Commercial
Hotel. (lours 9.10 K. ,n. to 4.30 p.
in. Glasse. properly fitted and dis-
eases of eye ear and nose treated.
Next va.i1 Saturday, Sept. 7tb. 1'o7.
OLDRELIABLI3ABLE
Money Saving
A Few More Days and Fall Will Be Here.
We beg to announce that our fall goods are coming to
hand daily and when completed we will have as fine a dis-
play as we have ever shown. This week we are slaking a
special sale in
Look over this Bargain List.
SNIVO III
Bargains'
In Lace Curtains
62.50 Quality for RIM
$200 Quality for $1.51)
$1.50 Quality for $1.10
Bargains
In white and colored Musline
25c Quality for 15c
laic Quality for ilk
12ic Quality for Sc
Bargains
in men's fancy summer pests
li zht and dark colors.
$1.25 Quality for 149c
Bargaing
In Umbrellas spleudid top
with best steel and fancy
handle.
$1.25 Quality for OSc
Bargains
In rueu's Neckwear only 3 doz
four in hand ties left to sell.
:35c Quality for 19c
Bargains
In ladies Fancy Hove Black
Cashmere Silk Embroidered
different colors
50c Quality for 42c
Bargains
In ladies leather Belts
assorted Colors
34c quality for 25c
Bargains
In Japanese Matting
21k Quality tor 1231c
Bargains
In Tapestry Cushion tops.
35c Quality for 1Sc
Barga!ns
In Boy's; strong evening
shirts blue with white spots
guaranteed fast colors.
50c Quality for 39c
Bargains
In Boy's leather belts
25c Quality tor 15c
Bargains
In ladies Black Cashmere
Hose warranted all pure wool
35c Quality for 25c.
Bargains
In Men's Fancy Socks
35c Quality for 19c
8N EJI Ia 8z ROWS;
WANTED -Diu; apprentice. Ap- /1
ply at Cole's Dru, Store. u
- Miss Edna Telfer, of Toronto, is
the •guest of fMrs. James Murray.
-Some. Special Prices in Combs
and hair Brushes. 11owcy's 'I)ru3-
r.tore.
- Hiss 'llinerctta Ilorney v'kited
over the holiday .with friends in St.
Thomas.
- Miss Edith Itanney, of :Milverton,
is the ;11eSt of 1)r. arid Mrs. ltauls-
ton, this week.
- Mrs. Ed. Treble ;returned Mon-
day from London where she was vis-
iting for some time.
- Mr. Wallace fisher, of the Sov-
erei_sn Bunk 1,1aff, London, spent
the holiday in ltown.
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Kitchen
Requisities
Let us supply your wants in the
way of
Baking Soda, Cream Tartar,
Spices, Flavoring Extracts,
Borax, Ammonia etc.
-Tinos. Handford, of Wisconsin, is These things are drugs and a drugg-
the .;nest of this parch:s, Mr. and ist can best judge of their quality.
Mrs. Silas Handford. We guarantee the strength and
-Dr. harry lire-•: nin;, of Caledo,r_ purity of everything we sell in this
ia, Minn.. visited •Iris parents here line and the prise is as low as can be
couple of clays last w �••ok. for the quality.
_Messrs. Ed. (?hrie and W. D. COLE'S DRUG STORE
Sander's attended th(Toronto fair I
the forepart of a.he week.
-llowey's Drugstore for spices in I Once used always in favor
Bulk c.r l'ackag(3t. t NcSupply for
Cole
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1'ieklin. ;ea -on u awrrived, s Baking Powder
-Mr. :oast Mrs. James Wanless. of
Duluth, are the 'guests of the let'- NEW T
ter's parents Air. and 51 r?. hardy.
-lir, and Airs. Geo. Willis, of Lon-
don, were the !guests of lir. and Mrs.
McCallum during the past
tt ick.
-Bev. Grigg preached a very in-
teresting and instructive sermon in
.lamas Street Church Sunday even-
ing.
-Mr. %.t.d Mrs. Alai flitch, H of
London, were the 4;u(ats of Mrs
ar:(1 tits John llitc'xll on tabor
Day.
GIANT • TRIPLETS "Currency"
"Bobs" and 'Star,' Chewing Tobaccoes
in bis plugs. Qualify always :the
same.
-Sir. Prank Kui.tht, bf Toronto,
a rrive(1 home 51ontay nut to
Visit his parents !Mr. and Airs. P.
J. Knight.
-The Misses Nail K.st1e and Lit-
he ],owe spent *he holiday wit.b
former's parents at "Grand Wi( w
Darin" Sharon.
For Qu,alily and Quantity ask your
dealer for 1111! new big Plugs of
"Bobs." "Slag," and Currency chew-
ing tobaccoes.
-hiss Alice Howard has been en -
;aged as clerk with .1. A. Stewart.
She commenced her new ti0(1t5 'Tues-
day morning.
-For Boils. Pimples and Impure
Blood 1lowey's Cotnix:and Sarsaparil-
la, can't he. beat. Try it 50 cent
and Sl bottles. •
-Misses Viva Pearson and Robley
E. Walker, of Simcoe St. London,
spent the tv'-ok end with 51:s. Get,.
Thorttas, Carlin,, St.
-Announcement has be -m made of
the marriage ,On October 21111. of
Miss Ger,ie Aod.•rson to 51r. E. 11.
Vrooi an, of lltl•t•ton.
-5!r. Pr,(1 and 51iss Laura Hoop-
er, of the Lake !toad are visiting
friends in 1lamilton. Grimsby and
Toronto for a few 'weeks.
-Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. Gregory, of
North Daltl-;ord, S.tsk., arc the
guests of the •fortucr's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. Gregory.
-hiss Nina I►insman ft turned to
her borne hexa list Thursday evening fool( IPS and :tft"r ...having. its heal-
af. •r a. pleasant visit with friends ing and Soothing Effect is 1'nsur,•
in Sarnia and St. Thomas. passed. 25 and 50 cent Ixtitles.
-Mr. and Mrs. Tomlinson and -Several friendly gene's of tenni.
chid, of London. and Airs. \Wark, of %v, to played Labor Day between the.
near London, visited -relatives a 1:1(1 clubs of the James Street and Main
fr:ends in and around town. Stn of clubs at the Courts; of the
-.Mies lto.y 1'inkt) ince (visited Stain 8(11 et Epworth League.
Sunday and Monday with h.,r 1411- --Women's Institute.
ter, Mr.. Esti Ii('ywood, retnrnioz meetine of the Woman's fn tilul
to Berlin on Tuesday tnornitt3• will be held ie E3^nior's IIs11, i'ridav
-11 r. and Mrs. Sax -on Fitton and Sept. fish:fi
.. t 3 o'rlock. Ails. 1)r.
Mr. Toni Carling returned lest Fri -)
Ames. P11 11 r•. (last nr4, 4: :
day from their ?trip to Owen Sound.
Th.y drove the antire distance.
-Work on the long looked for
IRE SETTER
The House Gold Tire Setter
It is our tnotto to keep up-to-date
1 . all line*, of our business.
Reasons why this tire setter does its
work better thah the old way:
The ties stay tight longer.
There is no charing or burning the
wood.
No danger 01 over dishing the wheel.
The paint is not scratched or injured.
Can get your job done in one quarter
the time,
We will guarantee all work done by
this machine.
We are also prepared to cut down
wheels or any other repairs th s! your
rig may need.
R. ROBINSON, Winchelsea.
Wagon Maker.
-Alas Illa tir he Smith and
i?mrnt( are spr•ndin3 a we.•k
their cousin at Pori Perry.
-Master 'fort 11- na, who visited his
-t ster, sirs. Dr. S1:tlloy for ,s'vcral
tc1-ekt returned home 011 'i'uesday.
-Dr. Samuel Thomas, of London,
1% 110 spent the past week at the
Grand Bend summer •resort, was the.
guest of Mr. Samuel Martin on Sun-
day.
-Misses (era Rowe Ord 151ary
Mack, of the Western Business Col-
lege, London. v'sitc(1 at the tonnes
(•f their parents from Saturday till
Tuesday.
-sirs, 5!ary Wilson, of Petrolea,
arrived in town 11 few days 11 o rind
will move into a cottage belonrinq
to ler. 1). McInnes. Mr. Wilson will
follow shortly.
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Ready -Made Clothing
In Men's, Boys' and Youths' latest styles and patterns. If
you wish to have a Suit Made to Order we can please you
with the stock as wa carry a fine line of Tweeais and Worst-
eds.
New Hats, New Ties, Collars, Braces, Etc.
Everything in Gent's Furnishing line that
you require.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR PRODUCE
CARLINC BROS.
The Sovereign Bank of Canada
HEAD OFFICE: -TORONTO.
Paid Up Captital: $5,000,000.
BOUM OF DIRECTORS:
/EranaUS JARVIS, Esq., - - - Presiders,
RANDOI,PH MACDONAr.D, Esq., First Vice -Presiders,
A. A. ALLAN, Esq., Secand'Vice-Pr sides,
HON. D. MCMII,r,AN,
ARCH. CAMPBELL, Esq., M.P.
A. E. Dvms. tr, Esq., M.P.
P. G. Jsuwm,
General -Manager.
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HON. PETER MCLAAREN,
W. K. AfcNAocHT, Esq., M.P.
Ar,P.x. IBRU:CE, Esq., K.C.
It. CASSELS,
Asst, General-ffanager.
Savings Bank Department.
Interest at best current rates paid quarterly.
Branches: -EXETER. CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH,
JOSEPH SNELL Manager. GLADMAN its STANBURY, Solicitor*
FtENSALL BRANCH, - H. ARNOLD, Manager.
Individual Instruction
Practical Work
AND
Strict Attention to Business
HAS PLACED THE
Western BusinesDs `streetanddonshontariorthand Gollepe
110 undas , Lon, O.
In The First Rank.
We give a Positive Guarantee to Place Every
Graduate in a Situation.
Catalogue Free, address
WM. C. COO, C. 8. R., President.
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CLINTON
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
. Educates to meet the living de-
mands of is progressive age.
Most exacting, modern city off-
ices delighted with onr gradu-
ates. Our management trains
snore young people annually
than any other in ‘Ves e
t rn On-
tario. We have incorporated
the counsels of our TEN TEA-
CHEHS into one grand unexcell-
ed whole. Both courses for
price of one. Day students may
attend night desists free.
FALL TERM from SEPT. 2nd.
Enter any time. individual
instructson. Write for hand-
sonte catalogue.
QEO. SPOTTON, Principal.
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Are
You
Content
with the flour you are using?
If not get a hag of
Star Drdutl Flour
and be convinced
claim for it.
It is the perfect blended flour.
%t c have a good stock on hand
made from old wheat.
that
it is all we
HARVEY BROS.
EXETER,
- ONTARIO.
_'rhe at uitersary
I'rs of the C E N T R A L I A A Good \%'ayri'iti MeoriaMeoriacurch tr6
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last Sunday. „Rev. D. \W . Collins
preached two cloquant sermons suit-
nie
able for tit" occn,:on,
- to be Stylish and Becomingly
-Harvey's (:ream of Roses is 1i31'1t19h CO�llnlbia Shingles
Barrel Heading and Tr-___ to
and to have your Cloth -
SAW -MILL
hest shin„ to u:. for Tan, Sunburn,
ERNFST ELLiOT
new lttatlon commenced fast Tor stay. Conveyancer Accounts Collected
A •.treater part of the +foundation i Mn (I Y rn I .n .! I i. -.t rat...
hasb-rn laid and work on t Le hu11:I ' yxtnWert Land* (Or Aalc.
in; still he Tushed to cotulchen. Office, Mahe Street. Exeter
FENCE SLATS
Kept on hand or cut to order
CUSTOM SAWING
ing as thoroughly made and as
carefully cut as possible is to come
here with your ideas.
First•class Workmen will turf
the materials which you choose
Done on shortest notice. into pleasing, lasting realities.
Our experience is pretty good
Logs Wanted
Delivered or on the stump
THOS. ELSTON
-Mr. Wm. Bagshaw left Monday
for Prince Albert, where he ('s011
visit his two •oree
assurance that you will be sorry
for nothing and prices are always
at the bottom notch.
RT. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor