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3TEWART'3
OUR
MILLINERY
MANTLE
Show Rooms Are Now Open.
We are Ready for Early
Buyers.
The New Millinery is very pretty, the change
in F•tyles being very marked. The new hats are
vel'y much on the large size but they are just as
pretty as they are large.
riiSS LIVINGSTONE
Is in charge of the Millinery Show Rooms.
Our new Jackets for Dressy ladies are creat-
ing quite a stir. The new Continental 1inell"for
which we are sole agents in Exeter" are 'side
Leaders.
Our new COBALT BROWN tight -fitting New
Market Jacket is an exact copy of the latest New York
and Paris styles The cloth is a very fine Kersey; the
cut and fit is perfection; the price $15.00.
We have a very special Jacket made] from good
pure wool Tweed in new Brown and Grey mixtures.
Long length and full sweep skirt, self strapped seams. A
great bargain at $9.50.
We are showing a magnificent lot,of Girls and Mis-
ses Jackets, plains and fancies, $2.5o;to $6.0o.
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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.
NEW
Fall Suiflngsf
AND
Fashion PIate'
Just flrrlvcd
Call and Make
a Selection be-
fore the rush.
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frev tee y.-.
1w!'v you should look afterour eye-
sight is -that Teht.uro never offers
a new pair e.f eyes. The hest of rya
son. why. at the first eight of trouble
you should consult an
OPTICAT. FXPERT
t for relief. We can add to your ap-
pearance as heti iExamination:, free
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rf o
Don't delay. !h .ke it the chief busi-
ness . your da) -
' Optical good in complete stock.
1 4t a manufacturefacmanufacture our own. Try it.
W• W TAMAN
Merchant Tailor. (W. S. HOWEY, Phm• B.
EXETER, - ONTARIO. I EXETER�emiat and optician.
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THE ('1(1EF REASON
ONTARIO
Market Report. -The following u
the report ot Rester markets. ear-
reetcd up to Eal.tember 12th. 1907.
Wheat. 82 coots per bushel.
Barley 45 to 46 coots yet* Bushel.
Oats. 40 aceta or bushel.
Picts, 70 to •75 rents leer bushel.
Shorts. $24 per ton.
Four $2.50 per cwt.
Bran, $20 per ton.
Feed Flour $1.40 to $1.45 per
Butter. 18 cents {ger pound.
segs. 17 c4•.nts per dozen.
lio;s, drys -.ed 1 7.50 to 87.25.
floes, livcwcizht 10.00
Hay, 810 to (til per ton.
Clover seed, $8 to $10 per bushel.
Potatoes. 75c. to 90c. per bag.
Dried Apr'^s. 6e. per pound.
(:oat. $7 a teal,
cwt.
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LOCALS
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S. Fitton. issuer of marriage li-
censes. also complete line of wed-
ding rings always on hand.
- Exeter Fair text Monday and
Tuesday.
-Miss Ida Bowe is spen-din; this
week in London.
-Miss Cora 1'rior is spending this
week in London.
-air. ('red Hite kshaw left weak
fo Toronto to visit.
WANTED- Drug apprentice. Ap-
ply at Cole's Diu; Store.
- Dfrs. Easterbrook visited to
Crediton Burin„ the past week.
--Mr. Peter Moir, of fIurondale,
left Monday for the Northwest.
-Miss Ada Stainton, Oshawa, i
the guest of Muss R. Essery, Eden.
- Mr. and airs. Itobt. Sillcry spent
last week with friends in Toronto
- Mr. F. W. Gladman was in To
onto aurins the past week on .bu
nets.
'-Som* Sweet! Prices in Cambs
and Hair Ilrus1ie . llowey's iDrug-
a tori .
- Mr. J. 0. Morgan shipped a
carload of cattle to the Old Country
last v:eek.
-Miss Edna Follick returned on
Tuesday front a visit with friends
in Toronto.
- Mrs. E. Gardiner. of Essex. is the
guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Davis.
-Miss Amy Johns �returncd Satur-
evening from her trip to Muskoka
and other places.
- Mr. and Mrs. Will Sweet, of
Detro't, visited friends in Exeter and
Crediton last leeek.
-Miss Kate Barr, of Gotorich was
the. guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Powell over Sunday.
- Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart ,re-
turned last svoek from their trip do
Muskoka and Toronto.
lowey's Drugstore for apices in
alk er Packages. New Supply for
'ickling sea on just arrived.
- Mr. Hoy t\windsor, of DrownCity, Mich.,.1s visiting tisgrandpar-
ertts, Mr. and 3fra. Thos. Howe.
- Mr. James •Monteith, of the
Thames Road, left Monday night on
trip .1lrough the Northwest.
-Mr. ancj .1r -s. John Caldwcil, of
\Winnipeg, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. ,John-McLateghlin last
GIANT TRIPLETS "Currency"
"(lobs" and 'Sta.' Chewing Tobaccoes
in his laluga. Quality nlways ;the
same..M
- Weans. W. II. and Nelson Keddy
of Detroit, have •been spending (heir
vacation with their parents at llu-
rondalc.
Mr. Thos. ltusscll leaves this week
forOttawa, where l-• will jud:te on
fat cattle al the exhibition 'bein
held there.
-Mr. and Mrs. Enoch rollick rc-
turncd Friday fro::: their extena'd
:rip through the \Vestern States and
Northwest Provinces.
- Mrs. John J. Wh`.tc. and dauzh-
ter Dorothy returnee: Friday after
a month's visit with friend? in De-
troit and Eric:; County.
- Messrs. N. D. 11ur1�,n and Ar-
thte Long left aloud y for Port
1•'r:...., where they are putting in the
week fishing and huntirez.
-Mr. A. 1). Duncan, former clerk
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the Sovereign bank here, has beenappointed to a position with the Un -
`on Bank at Smith's Falls.
-Mr. John Kerslake. of London
)toad South %sent \Vest oft the Har-
vesters' Excursion !Monday night. Ile
t%111 visit friends out there.
-;ills+ E. Cock well, of GrandRa-
pids, who was t1:e ruest of her aunt,
Mrs. John Gill left last Friday to
visit friend] in St. Thomas and other
places.
Buy Your Fall Outfit NowTIIE OLD RELIABLE
We are showing the most extensive line of Fall and
Winter Apparel ever shown. New Autumn Dress Goods;
new autumn Millinery; new autumn Coats, new autumn Furs 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 making a
special sale in
A Few More Days and Fall Will Be Here.
DRESS GOODS
We want you to visit our Dress Goods Department.
shown such a fright display of Huitings, Imported Tweeds.
Plaids. Dark Effects at 50c and 73c yd.
A good firm all wool plain cloth in all the new
French Venetian
shades, Blue, Brown, Green, Red and Black.
Going to he the big seller at 00c. 75e and $1.00 a yd.
Correct weight for Coats and Skirts in all
Broad Cloth Suiting
the new colors. 54 in. wide. Price $1.25 yd.
A splendid showing of all wool Tartans. Large list
Scotch Tartan
of Claus. Price 40c, 50c, 75c. yd.
Never have we
New Stripes and
LADIES COATS
Before buying your new Fall Coat have a look through our large range
we know we have the right goods at the right prices.
of tine Broad Cloth. 48 in. long. beautifully finished with
Ladies Coat
silk and fancy braid. Special $10.00; worth $1.2.00.
Ladies Tweed Coat In Dark Efecta Invisible over checks, Brown
Green and Greys, 4S in. long. We know you
will like one when you see them. Only $10.00
Elegant Display of New Millinery
Magnificent display of New Imported Pattern Hats and stylish Ready -to -
Wears. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
SWELL gz ROWS
-alis Ida Jory visited friends in flair stops
Seaforth over Sunday.
- Misses Martha and Bertha Snell
are visiting in London.
Bl -Miss Mary Tona is visiting her nG
r- cousin, Miss Kernick, at Myth, this
f
ait ill OLlt
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�l- week.
- The Exeter North End Tempers
ante House is to to:,.=:e. Apply to L.
McTaggart.
-Mrs. John Duncan, of Hay Tp.,
returned Monday night frorn a visit
with friends in Toronto.
-=-For Nerve and Blood Builder
-use H.owey's Iron I'ills 100 in bottle
„for 50 cents. Try them.
For Quality unci Quantity ask your
dealer for the new big plugs of
"Ilobs,° "Stag," and Currency chew-
ing tobaccoes.
-Mrs. Geary and two children, of
of Toronto, who were visiting the
former's sister, Mrs. F. \W.'0Iadman
fur some weeks, raturnc<l to Toronto
last Friday evenin.
!iowey's Cream of Itoeem is the
st th;ug to 11:e for Tan, Sunburn,
rer•kles and after .+having. TIA heal-
ing and Soothing nothing 1?(feel is I' melte
passed. •'25 and 60 ta•nt tee ea.
-ltev. E. A. Tear %%i11 preach mis-
s orcu'y sermons at Ailsa Craig next
Sunday. ]Rev. linker, of Ail: •t Craig.,
wi11 occupy the pulpit of the ;Main
street 'Church during Cleo day.
-Word has been rece.ive•l from
'.1on,phis, Tenn. that John Clyde
\Vilify man t ger for Fredrick Stearns
Co. at that tear-, :s confined in
the hospital su(fetinz from typhoid
fever.
-Mrs. Collins, Miss honthron and
Mies Kali• (bilins returned Satur-
elfay night from a visit with friends
in Toronto. They were nccompanied
by Mrs. Ellis. of Duluth, who .'1111
visit for a time.
-Mr. John Farmer returned last
Thursday r•ven;n; from a trip .to
the Northwest. Mr. Farmer pays
the are
s
in Manitoba toba whish he saw,
did not look very good, but that in
Saskatchewan the grain was excel-
lent :and <a outer run up to 45 bushels
to the acre.
DR. (WENS EYE AND EA1: SCR-
geon. n it! be at tlaes Commercial
Rotel. Hours 9,30 a. m. to 4.30 p.
m. Glasses properly fitted and die -
ease, of eye ear and note treated.
Next visit Saturday, Sept. 7th. 1907.
-The Exeter Cunning Company
this week commenced work cannin_
tomato. s. The yield this year is a
very fair average and a condiderable
quantity tc•ill be canned.
- The W. A. Gibbs Co., of Hamil-
ton, are ne.gotiatin3 for the purchase
of land, near the old market Site
on which to erect an evaporator to
replace the one destroyed by fire
Sunday worninz.
-Mr. Davis Gardiner, 'who Chas
been manager for Atha Canrtin; Fac-
tory since its 6ncorporation last
week resigned his posit :n. Mr. S.
M. Sanders was appoee rnana ser
in bis stead by the directors and
took charge last Et elay. The stock
owned by Mr. G• rdiner was taken
over by Mr. Sanders.
-Mr. Samuel Cudmore, of Huron -
deli!. last week emportcd seven Dor-
set Horned sheep to use for breeding
purposes on his farm. There were
six ewes and one ram in the ship-
ment. The ram %vas a prizewinner
at the ltoyal Show. Mr. Cudmorc
intends exhibiting his eho(p at the
different fairs this fall.
-An Indian named James Kologo
who has Berl working for a farmer
near Lumley, was arrested by Con-
stable Whiteside', of Ilnnsail last
Saturday night in the rear of Ort-
weat's etorc. The aborigine was
drunk and creating a disturb•Ince
when put under arrest. As Ilensall
is svithoat :a lktstile, and the box
stall in 11urdork's livery stable was
occupied by one of Mr. Murdock's
registered horses, constable White -
sides brought his prisoner to Exeter
and aroused Constable Ilissctt, who
locked the Indian up unlit 'Touday
efter•noott when Ile was taken to
11er,-all for trial. Tt:e India w;
:rat up for dt:n d•ry'•
-alis. Martha Carlin„ who was
an attendant at the Brant ford Col-
eei:ate Institute and evho wrote at
the recent Senior ,l.eavjne Teacher's
examination, has reoeived word that
she passed with (honors in every sub-
ject she wrote on, receiving 76 per
cent. The reason for her name not
appearinj in the list of successful
eat:deletes .%a. owin; to the fact
that t u ier.
1n• h h was s a part
of the new cui'riculutn, had not been
eiyen to her us part of Iagr studies
end was riot a fault of hers, con•
sequently her nam` did not appear
in the list of successful candidates.
Miss Carlin; is ito be con;ratulaled
on the• excellent whowine which she
made in the Btudiea taken up by her.
-Death of ;lira. N. J. Clarke. •,-- the same old John with his hwhiskers I
drit•jn_ the bus to an•t fro .from the150
Enter anytime. individual
The d•:ath recurred at the, home 'of shaved off. Mr. Gillespie ,has been
setinstructeon. Write for hand-
herdnughter, Mrs. Miller .1. \1'abit 2 mecatalogue.
' 312Shattuck Ave. Herkr•Iey. Cal., nn station since the railroad .vas built
Monday August 26th, of Mrs. Annie arks always wore a heard and were it
Clarke. v ife of the late N. J. Clarke not for that smile it would .ba a
aged 65 years. The !deceased •was hard matter to (relieve that it elan
roc rtv GEO. SPOTTON.Principal.
well and favorably .known in this not Itip Van winkle rejuvenaf,d.
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Vin". hs•tn„ lived at (Farquhar 1•ns;;hly
the fart J1:at th:'
and Ex, t -r. prior to zoinz Grand Trunk is !marline a new sa-
to California with her husband tion and greatly improving the ata -
and family t.on,e years ago. Death tion grounds calm -et the venerable Notice
W113 caused by hemorrhage of the John to commit this reek act, al -
brain. She is survived by the follow- thou,rIi we must confey4 that ,it
ing children Mrs. M. .1. White .anal greatly improves his appearance and
the flerkc�sses Marie and ida Clarke, of will he the means of making his pit-
y: Mrs. J. E. McVay and •Mr. runs alal'reeiale his excellent jokra
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\W. E. Clarke, of Afton; Herbert E. more fully.
Man Francisco and Edwc,rd J. of ,To-
han CIa'kebure, SouthAfrica. ,Mr. ERNEST ELLIOT
ClIke died right years n zo on the
25th of August. Conveyancer Accounts Collected
InRAnNll' to Ivan at lours ole..
North West i�4,1 for Sate.
its Perfumes, • Office. Main Street. Exeter
Soaps, Toilet VOTE) ' • LIST, TOWNSHIP OF
Articles, Pic- 1 sHttltNF.
and becomes beautiful
and luxuriant when
IMPERIAL
HAIR
TONIC
is used. It gives new
life to the hair. Keeps
the scalp clean and
Ready -Made Clothing
In Men's, Boys' and Youths' latest styles and patterns. Ti
you wish to have a Suit Made to Order we can please you
with the stock as wa carry a fine line of Tweeds and Worst-
eds.
New Hats, New Ties, Collars, Braces, Etc.
Everything in Gent's Furnishing line that
you require.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOIL PRODUCE
CARLING BROS.
The Sovereign Bank of Canada
HEAD OFFICE: -TORONTO.
Paid Up Capital: • $3,000,000.
WARD OF DIRECTORS:
JEMILIVa JARVIS, Esq., • - - President
RANDOI,PH MACDONALD. Esq., Firs! Vice-P)esideni
A. A. ALLAN, Esq.. .Second ('ice -President
HON. D. MCMILLAN, HON. PETER MCLeatert,
ARCH. CAMPBELL, Esq-, M.P. W. K. McNAUGwt, Esq., 141,P.
A. E. DVMENT, Esq., M.P. ALEx. BRUCE, Esq., K.C.
P. G. JEuuiETT, R. CAssees,
Genera! -Manager. Ass,. General -Manager.
Savings Bask Department.
Interest at best current rates paid quarterly.
Branches: -EXETER. CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH,
JOSEPH SNELL Manager. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors
HENSALL BRANCH, - H. ARNOLD, Manager.
healthy and is a posit-
ive cure for dandruff. Individual Instructiona Bottles 50 cen
Large cents.
-at-
COLE'S DRUG STORE
Toilet articles a specialty
NEW TIRE SETTER
The douse Gold Tire setter
It is our motto to keep up-to-date
in all lines of our business.
Reasons why this tire setter does its
work better than the old way:
The ties stay tight longer. •
There is no cbaring or burning the
wood.
No danger ot 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 that your
rig may need.
R. ROBINSON, Winchelsea.
Wagon Maker.
A regular store, period the 14th
to 19th, is one of great and almost
certain severity. It is at the crisis
of the autumnal equinox. The equi-
noxes of Jupiter and Saturn are in
full force. Vulcan, Venus and Mer-
cury ars, all central in destnrbine
energy with Moon passin; from first
quarter to full, at south declination
and in perigee. This period, and this
whole central part of the month, is
full of p,-rturbine causes and ,hen-
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Practical Work
AND
Strict Attention to Business
HAS PLACED THE
Wnstnrn Busin6ss and shorthand Go11606
110 Dundas Street, London, Ontario.
In The First Rank.
We give a Positive Guarantee to Place Every
Graduate in a Situation.
Catalogue Free, address
WM. C. COO, C. S. R., President.
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ZEducates to meet the living de -
cyclonic
ntund� of a progressive age.
� bloat exacting, modern city
off -
with
possihilitic�. Hurricanes anticipated
and ices delighted with ons gradu-
cyclonic storms should be tial. tornal a aces. Our management trains
with storms
Retic, he equinoctial. torn.r- ♦ young people storms over the interior. The •
chances are that general st+.env ,end
atmospheric unrest .will continue
until after.
-it was :< strange face that ap-
peared on the bus Monday morels:.;,
but the smile that will never wear
off showed that tI,a veteran driver,
John Gillespie, was ►:till on deck and = FAL(. TERM from SEPT. 2nd.
in his usual position. It seas the
more annually
hother in Weeertt On-
tario.
any t
tario. We have incorporated
= the counsels of our TEN TEA-
CHERS into one grand unexcell-I
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ed whole. Both courses for
price of one. Day students may
attend night classes free.
Are
You
Content
with the flour you are using?
If not get a bag of
Str Bran Flour
and be convinced that it is all we
claim for it.
It is the perfect blended flour.
Vi c have a good stock on hand
made from old wheat.
HARVEY BROS.
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ture,Comie or Notice is hereby ziv,ln thaf a
Court will be held pursuant to the
Ontario
Voter's i.i=r art by lits
lienor th. Judze of the County Court
of the County of Huron, :al 'lownih'p
Bale Elimyille, e.:: Tuesday the 2411
day of September 1997 at 114 o'clock
a. tn. to hear and determine com-
p.leires of errors and ornineionv its
the Voter'. Litt of the Mur•iripality
of 1'ybornc for 1907.
Can. Express Block, Main Et., Exeter. Whalen, September,h1 9th..L1✓07CIerfi.
Auction sale
Souvenir post
cards. rd Writing riling t'Apere, Envelopes,
Pencil, Phonographs (disc nr cylinder)
Records, or Acees'oriee. You can get
theta in quality and quantity. We
are Belling Agent. for Edison, Rex and
Colombia Phonographs. Ask to hear
them at
The Purity
- ONTARIO.
Notice is hereby 1_ivun that a
court will beheld pursuant e
II 1, ld r. la nl to the
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cod WayOntario Vote•r's List Art by His 11on-
our t he Judge of 1 t:e (wanly Court
of the County of Huron at the Toe!: to be Stylish and Becomingly
Hall, Wednesday the '_5th. day of Dressed and to have your Cloth-
fo
Sr•pteu,ire
renoon,r to 1907eaat 10 o'clock in th'
hr and d. ter mine comgOCOlIgY In as thhl made and as
plaint, of errors and omissions in carefully cut as possible is to come
the Voter's List of the Municipality
of Exeter for 1907.
Dated this 10th day of September
1007.
here with your ideas.
First•class Workmen will turn
J. SENIOR, Clerk. the materials which you choose
into pleasing, lasting realities.
Our experience is pretty gcir
assurance that you will be sorry
Auction Sale
Ota the prem;srs nt 2.30 o'clock, (he:
for nothing and prices are always
Notch batt of r.nt 21a, Con. 2 ata_ at the bottom notch.
t;tllivray. Nein; 1he r•4stat.► of Georn.
Windsor deceased, all reveled to col -
ver, sprint rrcek, !rood barn newly
shinzlt.l. Mu..t be wood to settle Es-
tate. .Tames .Stanley, Auctioneer,
George \Vindpr, Administrator.
W.. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor