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E EXETER 'l' J. Al E S SEPTEMBER 26th 1907,
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STEWART's
Yes! We are Busy
That's what We Like
Just a Word About
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Dlillinery
We believe we have the largest and most up-
to-date stock of Millinery in town.
We believe we have the most careful and
painstaking lot of trained Milliners in town.
We believe you can get better satisfaction and
better value in our show rooms than would be pos-
sib;e elsewhere.
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Let us have your orders early, and see if;1we
dolt t please you.
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1 Ladies' Jackets
} The Continental Line Our Specialty
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Cobalt Brown, Royal Navy and Black
1 are the correct colors. $9.00,
$10.00, $12.50, $15.00
STEW:ART
The latest new York styles, tailored right
down to the minute. We have a great stock.
Every Coat a picture. You should see them. Our
tight fitting New Market Jacket in the new "Co-
balt Brown" E.nd "Royal Navy" are leaders
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TeaSpoons, Berry Spoons,
Cold Meat Forks, Cake Forks
Soup Spoons, Pie Knives.
Pearl -bandied Butter Knives,
Knives and Forks;
Fish Servers, Carving Sets,
Wedding Rings
Big Stock to choose from
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New Long Would You
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Bottle to Last?
Market Report-Tbetug u' Your r'{all i._ -L..! . Nowthe report of Ezet.r warketarkets, oor-���.
reeled up to Sept. 20th., 1907.
Wheat. 90 cents per bushel.
Marley, io to 59 cent I'p.•r hushe;.
Oats, 44 to -15 rents per bushel.
Lieu, $22 to $23 per ton.
fess, 70 to •75 omits per bushel.
Shorts, $24 ler ton.
Vieux-. *2.75 per cwt.
P,ed Flour $1.40 to $1.45 per cwt.
Butter, 20 cents per pound.
Fees, 18 oonts per dozen.
1I03.1, livuwci;ht .$5.80. We waut you to visit our Drees (foods Department. Never have we
llo;s, dressed r:7.50. shown such a bright display of Suitings, Imported Tweeds. New Stripes and
Bay, $10 io $11 p..r on. Plaids, Dark Rffects at 50c and 75c yd.
Clover seed, $8 to $10 per bushel.
Potatoes. 7Lc. to 110c. per hag.
Dried Apples. 6c. per pound.
Co:11. $7 a ton.
We are showing the most extensive lino of Fall and
Winter Apparel ever shown. New Autumn Dress Goo3';
new autumn Millinery; new autumn Coats, new autumn Furs
DRESS GOODS
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LOCALS
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S. Fitton. issuer of marriage li-
censes. also complete line of svcd•
ding rings always on hand.
-31r.. it.t 31rs.t'. I.iudenlivld F►><n:
Sunday in Parkhill.
- Niles Etlee Armstrot:g spent
Sunday in Godelich.
- Mrs. J. Miller is visits^_ her
brother in Seafortt:.
-Mies Clara ('udnlore spent last
Friday in Seafor:h.
- Mr. Joseph Dick, kf Seafort h,
spent Monday in town.
- Thursday, October 31st, has been
set aside as 'fhankseivin; Day.
-Next Sunday -is Children's Day
at the Caves Presbyterian church
-air. \V. W. Taman spent :t por-
tion of last week with his parents 1tt
illy th.
-Even brides have their pasts, but
they are more interested in their
presents.
-Mr. W. J. Knight Jcft list
week to attend the medical college
at London.
-The St. Joseph hotel will b
sold by auction .by the Sheriff on
Saturday.
-31r, and Mrs. 11. G. Scldon and
family left Tuesday for Ingersoll to
visit relatives.
-Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Snell :•n:1
Mrs. Albert Ford left Saturday for
a visit to Detroit.
-Miss Norma Ilobier returned on
Friday from a two week,' visit with
friends in Toronto.
-Mr. .Iticharcf Gidley left last
week for Bey City, where he will.
visit for (:orae time.
-Mr. James Bonthron spent Set-
41rd:ly and Sunday with Mrs. Collins
and Mss lionthron.
-Mr. Cecil Hersey, of London. a
former Exeter boy, ;pent Friday
and Saturday in town.
-Mr. 31. Y. 31cLcan, of Seaforth,
Liberal candidate for the commons
wad in town Tuesday.
-31i's Mabel \Vatter .returns j
Friday from a eeveral \eeks' vie•
it with friends at the Roo.
-Mr. \Vm. Prost and Mrs. Jas.
Atkinson vi.<it(d ;.lies. Shocbottont
in London Town:•hip t his week.
-3(r. Ed. Christie has been ap-
pointed a judze of light horses at
the St. _Marys Fair to tee held to -day.
-Mrd. Ellis, of Duluth, wl.o was:
visiting relatives here and at Heu-
srill. returned to her home feet week.
• i'crr Quality and Quantity ask your
dealer for 1lie new Leg plugs of
"Bobs." •'Sia;," and Currency chew-
ing Icbarcoes.
l;iff. Elliot, Yorkton. who
was visiting iris mother 31rs. 11. V.
Elliot, for ¬e weeks, teturn('4 Fri-
day to les home.
-31 r. \\'m. Cook who was nut in
itritiah Columbia durinz the past
year, returned home last week ane
14111 remain durinz the winter.
-The crrrttt-act for rarryine the
mails from Exeter to 3litchcll
been awRM....•1 to .11r. Sieu,n Campbell
11i.4 duties l•, iII commence Oct. 1st.
-giro. A. 1.oadu130, 01141 children,
of 1\'ienipee, who were visiting 31r'.
Load n'5 parents for .some weeks.
1.e1e., teed to their Loin • on Monday.
-Jud;e Doyle. of Go(krich. helot
Courts of Revision at Hensel' on
Moreday. EIimville on Tuesday, and
Exeter 00 Wednesday of thio week.
GIANT Titil'LETS "Currency"
"hobs" and 'Sts,' Ch.'wine Tobacco's
in big pings. Quality always • the
R:1 me.
-31 r. A rrlrew hackney, .if t L(.
Thiele.; Road wee inner:el 'f u' -.d by
afternoon at the Presbyterian r4a tl,4e'
Illy th, to Mins Susie hernick, of
that place.
We have a line the mane-
tacturers guarantee to last Z
2 THREE (3) years. !low is
that? They are certainly •
good the best of red rubber
and cloth bound scams. Call
• and see them. •
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If its cheap ones you want
Iwe can supply you with those
also. We have a model two •
quart Hot Water Bottle for I
$1.00
Ask to see our
new Line of Oil •
Atomizers.
W.S, Howey Phmr Br ?_
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EXETER, - t)\T
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Fall Suitings,'soanssoans
AND
Carbolic Tar, medicinal. Baby and
Made from Pure Vegetable Oils
Fashion Plate
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(')all and Make
a Selection be-
e the rush.
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W. W. TAMAN'
Merchant Tailor.
EXETER, - ONTARIO.'
Bath Soaps, Pure White Castile. El -
sen kindis, All pt ices.
Hose Shampoo and 1•:njovme 'Toilets
cylinder at
in stock Phnr')graplis, Moth dis.) and
The Purity
('an. Express Block, Main St., Exeter.
The Old Way 1 )
('nre a ('old.
HIE NEW NY
TAKE
I IOW EV'S
CURE• =COIR
CAPSULES
Only 25c. a box
ERNEST ELLIOT I -Mr. Alf Walter this wxrk moved
,into his newly fitted up tome on
Conveyancer Accounts Collected \\ illiam Street. Dl r. It. Treble hal
MONEY rn lean At to+e•a fete•, t moved into the douse recently oecu•
North wncl.ndl far Sale. ivied by Mr. Walter. while Thos. Col.
Office, Main Street, Exeter tingw'ex*i hi. taken the house vacat.
I...1 by 31r. Treble.
Dlt. BUTLER \ViLL 11E AT CEN-
tral Hotel. on Friday September 27
1907. Orders for :.lasses executed Ly
'fait Brown Op. Co. 237 Dundas tet.
London or local dealers.
-A Sunday School School Rally
will be held in the Main Street
church next Sundry afternoon. Rev.
C. 1'. Well', of Granton, will occupy
the• pullet dnrin; tine day.
-Mr. Toni Carlin.( oxpccts tr,
leave to -day for kin;.ston, where he
e ill attend Oueenea ('niversity tak-
int up elinin; eileineerItez. iris
father W. .1, aeCalrlp:4nie•s )lien to
Kin !cion.
DR. OVENS EYE AND EAR SUR -
goon, will be at the Commercial
Ilotel. Hours 9.30 n. m. to 4.30 p.
nt. Glasses properly fitted end dis-
eaees of eye ear and inose treated.
Nett visit Seturdav October (1, 1907.
-Mrs. John \'» AI, 131ra. itook
and son Frank end Mrs. A. Frannie
and 5011 tock in the excursion td
Detroit and last Saturday. and will
h' the •uests of 1)r..1. W. Harr: en
while there.
in the list ell prize winners at
the Exeter 1't11 show', we did not
publish the names of Bowe & At-
kinson. 44140 took prize. for tee
best parlor set, bedroom qct and up-
holstered furniture.
-The wol k of building the new
ev.ipera nr n'I S1. • ion ...trete has
prozr,' 'si ,r, rapidly that lir: 1511ih
('o. ext.' •' it to M i:1 .hit-" next
w-cek
for business. The new station
is sssumin; pretentious proportions
n(141 ere +now fl:cs will be ready to:
occupancy.
French Venetian A good firm all wool plain cloth in all the new
shades, Blue, Brown, Green, Red and Black.
Going to be the big seller at 00c. 75c and $1.00 a yd.
Broad Cloth Suiting Correct weight for Coats and Skirts in all
the new colors. 51 in. wide. Price $1.25 yd.
Scotch Tartan A splendid showing of all wool Tartans. Large list
of Clans. Price 40c, 50c, 75c. yd.
LADIES COATS
Before buying your new Fall Coat have a look through our levee range
we know we have the right goods at the right prices.
Ladies Coat of fine Woad Cloth, 48 in. long, beautifully finished with
silk and fancy braid. Especial $10.00; worth $12.00.
Ladies Tweed Coat In Dark Effects Invisible over checks, Brown
Greon and Greys, 48 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 Hate and stylish Ready -to -
Wears. A cordial Invitation is extended to all.
S1\T'EL1., & R.owE
DON'T MONKEY WITH
THAT COUGH One Week Only.
use
I-HOWEY'S SYRUP
WRITE PINE & TAR
Sold only at Howey's Drug
Store. Big bottle for 25c.
-Mr. George Andrew, of Gorri e, is
the 400.3t of his uncle, 31r. Richard
DeIbrides.
-,\Ergs
Bert Stevenson, of Con-
stance., id visiting friends in Exeter
and Eliutville.
- Mr. J. W. Ifoeartll has been re-
eneee di in the Eden school, S. S. No.
4, 1:dbornc.
-A me1eciine of the Exeter Dist •
rict Sunday 'schools was held at
Centralia last Thursday.
- Mrs. J. Willis, of Yorktor, Sisk.
spent •I few- days ti'.ir:e; the past
week with friends in town. Mrs.
Willis expects to take up }lousektep•
tee in Exeter if she can find n pie.
Arable house.
Mr. and Mrs .S. 11. Gidi'7 and
Dri.s Edyth Gidley, of Myth. Mrs.
DlcVittie atei two children. of Lon.
desboro, .lira. Bee, of 1'::1c1il1 Mrs.
Legree and _son of Londo;, visited -lir.
and Airs. it. Gidley las; week.
-Mr. Wile Ilarr0i• 1 .returned Sat-
urday from attendee; the funeral of
11is sister-in-law Mrs. J. C. Barrows
at lilytheiwood, who died onTues-
day eveuin, of last week after sev-
eral months' illness from ranter.
-Mr. \Vm. Snell loaded between
four and five load of fine fat cattle
for 31r. Cronin, of Dublin, for the
Swift Co. of Chica,,o. Mr. \Vo -4 -
worth, (representative) says he didn't 1
think there were sung good Cal11e in
this part of the country.
-Angus Ford the young Stephen
farm hand, who 'lead arreiened be-
fore the local magistrate' on a
charge of stealing cattle from u Mr.
O'Leary, of Parkhill, and wad -re-
tn:mted to Goderich for trial, carte
up ile'fore Judge Doyle 1:Ist Satur-
day and pleaded guilty. Ho wag
tenex•d to the central prion for
twenty mon lee
-On Monday elide workmen wCr2
vie -Tee -0d on the now- eva i.ur,ltor
building a piece of ecaffoldine broke
throwing Ed. Coombe and Udder El-
liott to the r4rourkl. Mr..1ames herr
wlio w•ad also on the scaffold uran-
a;ed to cling to the wall. Coombe
had )ria head •cut, l'.11iott're arm was
sprained, w bile 31r. (leer rete ivc 1 a
few scratches on his arra.
-31 r'. John Penhale, nee Mabel
Itox, formerly of Stcpho.l, died in
Loudon '1'hur.;day night deed r.7
years, 2 months and 13 days. The
deceased is survived by her husband
:Ind two daughters,, Mrs. A. Ford, of
Hay and Mi53 Jennie at home, rind
one sen F,deeir at Lorne. The re-
nutins were brought front London to
Exeter and interred in the Exeter
cemetery la.yt Sat urde.Y•
-A meeting of .the large girls of
the Exeter Public and 11ieh School
ea..; held on Friday'"Sept. 20t h at
4 1.
tn.for ,
the .0 n �. t'
I� 1 r1 3e of ur_ tr iz•
,i 1 t
'' a
I Basket LaIIClub.Il T e
to be called t Le .hxcter Se.1t x,l
Girls' Athletic Club and the folloee.
inz ere the officers 4leetts1 by the
rosette:: field captain 31144 Gr.ttory :
Treasurer, bliss I. Handford: Cusco•
Special Sales
OF -
flOoschoJO DNS
4 Packages for 25c.
TURKISH
STANDARD
HOUSEHOLD
REXALL
These well known Dyes need
no recommendation from us.
They never fail to produce satis-
factory results.
Get thein while they Last
4 Packages for 2c.
COLE'S DRUG STORE/
EXETER - ONTARIO.
Harness
Our harness is hand
made and perfect satis-
faction is assured if you
purchase from us.
Plush Rugs
We have a fine new
assortment in this line
which is ,just the thing
that is needed during the
cool evenings.
W. J. BEER
GRAND TRUNK
RAILWAY
SYSTEM
Hunters Excursion at Single
Fare.
Going j ruebday Oct. Sth to 'Tuesday
Nov. 5th.
To pointe in Tentagarni, points Mat-
tttw
a In1 t
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t Arthur, to Saul[ Ste
Marie kind Port Arthur via Northern
Navigation, Co., to Georgian Bay and
iatke Superior mints vt:+ N. N. Co. Ito
points on N. N. Co. extra charge will
be reads for steals and heaths return-
ing) to certain points in Q.tehec•. N. 11
N. S., Nfld.
GOING
OCT. ..Ilh to NOV. 5th.
To I'enetang, Midland, Lakefield, all
points Severn to North Bay, :Argyle to
Cobnconk, Lindsay to Haliburt on, and
points Madawaska to Depot Hartxir,
all points on Muskoka Lakes, Lake of
Bays, and blaganetewan River, 0E0. SPOTTON, Principal.
(ian, Miss A. Dow : Secretary, Mks
Johnston. All tickets got)returning on or be- ••••••••••••••••••••••••••-The death occurred in St, pt:.,t1 fore Dec. 7th, 11N10 7, or until close of
earlier, to points reached
THE OLD RELIABLE
Fall is here and winter will soon be upon us. We beg
to announce that we have put in a full line of Stanfielde
Unshrinkable
UNDERWEAR
both in gentlemen and ladies. Tho Ladies Vests are the best.
we have ever shown they are made to sitar* having no seams
at $1.t4 each, very fine.
Furs and Cloth Coats
We arc carrying a choice line of Furs this season, both ladies
and gents. We will sell ladies Cloth Coats by catalogue this season
as usual. Give us a call before snaking your purchase as we can
save you froth $2 to $3 on a garment not having to carry them in
stock. -
When in need of Millinery we can please you. We have a first
class milliner in connection with the store in the person .of Miss
Morlock,
CARLINC BROS.
The Sovereign Bank of Canada
HEAD OFFICE :-TORONTO.
Paid Up Capital: 13,000,000.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
.EYII.IDa JA$VIs, Esq., - - - Presidetrrt
RANDOI,PH MACDONALD, Esq., First Vice -President
A. A. ALLAN, Esq., • - Smo»d Vice -President
HON. D. MCDfruette, HON. PETER MCLAR1tN,
ARCM. Cmktrn Lr., Esq., M.P. W. K. McNAucrrr, E.aq., M.P.
A. E. DYSMENT, Esq., M.P. Ar,Ex. BRUCE, Esq., K.C.
P. G. jaatu sTlc, R. CAsssl s,
General-Mana:Ir. Asst. Centra!-Matutger.
Savings Banc Department.
Interest at best current rates paid quarterly.
Branches: -EXETER. CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH,
JOSEPH SNELL Manager. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors,
RENSALL BRANCH, - H. ARNOLD, Manager.
APPLES
WANTED
We wish to announce to the farmers and
others that we are rebuilding our Evaporator
on Station Street and expect to be ready for
business about
OCTOBER 1st.
Highest Prices Paid for Apples.
TILE GIBB CO.
Evaporator on Station Street, Exeter
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• stand, of a progressive age.
• Most exacting, Modern city otT-
- ices delighted with onr grade •
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more youngpeople
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annually
than
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in Western
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VP have incorporated s
2 the counsels of our TEN TEA- •
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CHEW.; into one .,rand unexcell-
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ood 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-elass Workrnen will turn
the materials which you choose
into pleasing, lasting realities.
Our experience is pretty good
assurance that you will be sorry
ed whole. Both courses for i 1 for nothing and prices are always
• price of one. Day students tnay at the bottom notch.
Iattend night classier free.
FALi. TERM from SEPT. 2nd.
• Enter any time. individual
• instructson, Write for hand-
* catalogue.
on 3lunday, Sept. 23rd, of Dorothy by
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Ano ('Duper, beloved elf,. of Daniel a earner thee.
McCurdy at the age of 35 )'c,lt .1 Iloineseekers Excursions to
The a e•o(`a
Joilotban Cooper, of U3borne and 1 Manitoba and Canadian
wa4 married to her now bereaves
husband about fourtectl ye,lrs ago.. was born in Osborne and wIs Sept. 21th. Oct. Ale Oct. t2nd
held in the Highest osteetn by her Tickets good for sixty days
many' acquaintances. Five children ,
are left to mourn their loss. the For tickets and full information call on
your tes(. bolo; about fiveweeks old. J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Agent,
The funeral took place from )tar lite or write J. D, McDONAI•I), Colon
re3:l^,Doe, \Vedn,•sday, interment be- Depot, Toronto, Ont.
tag in the Elinlville cemetery.
.sed was a dau'liter of
-The po.toffiec department .has
sideeibly extended the .special deliv•
ery list of post offices. ren that the
special delivery letters can now be
sent to the fnllowin; places: Hell -
fax, St. John, Fredericton Quebec
Sherbrooke, St. Hyacinthe. Three
rtivet.. Montreal, Ottawa Kingston
Teterboro, Toronto, Hamilton Guelph
Pfirantford, Berl -n, Stratford Lon-
don. \Vindeor, Winnipeg Calgary F:rl•
nionton, Vancouver, Victoria, Th.'
special delivery stamp, coslin; 10
rents In addition to ordinary ioet•
pie, will inpuK• aptcial d^livery in
usually 15 or 20 minutes after the
letter rtarh,'s its post office of des•
tination.
MAitRIED
HACKNEi.-Ie RNICI: - At HO
ghees, Myth. on Turtday Sept.
21th., Mr. AIdrew il.lckney, Far-
yuher to 31. •s Su'i; 1' t r tuck of
Myth.
DIED
110X -In London on September 19th
Mabel Box, !Aimed wife of John
i'enhale aged 57 years 2 Months
and 13 days.
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Sep!ombro. 23rd. Dorothy Ann
Cooper, beloved wife•. of Daniel 31c -
Curdy, axed 35 yc,t t x, 11 I,10111114
And 23 days.
!That Nuttij F:Idvor
We have it in our
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Star Flour
it contains the qualities tha
tickle the palate. You must have j
heard it again and again that I -AT-
W.
J0.11111TS
Merchant Tailor
flouc Decorator
Plumber (not and coma Wee)
Sian Writing and Graining
With R. Dinney last year. Esti-
mates furnished on application,
A Trial Solicited.
ARTHUR D. DAVITS
Exeter, Ontario
Residence, corner Jatnes and A n
drew Street.
Corn
HarveyStam Exeter and
Warehouses Centralia
Will exchange for other grain
if desired.
Richard Scldon
RVBY BROS. Exeter, Centralia
- ONTARIO. � and Clandeboye
makes the very best bread.
Try it and you will smile too.
EXETER,