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TSB 11' 1 '' S OCTOBER 3rd 1907,
STEWART's
Yes! We are Busy
That's what We Like
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Just a Word Abou
Millinery
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
bet tut. value in our show rooms than would be pos-
blt)'e elsewhere.
Let us have your orders early, and see if we
don't please you.
Ladies' Jackets
The Continental Line Our Specialty
The latest new York styles, tailored right
down to the minute. We have a great stock.
Every Colt a picture. You should see them. Our
tight, fitting New Market Jacket in the new "Co.
bait Brown" 1.nd "Royal Navy" are leader'.s
Cobalt Brown, Royal Navy and Black
are the correct colors. $9.00,
$10.00, $12.50, $15.00
J. A. STEW.ART
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Tea S nil. Berry Spoons,
Cold Meat Forks. Cake Forks
Soup Spoonc, Pie Knives.
Pearl -handled Butter Knives,
Knives and Forks.
Fish Servers, Carving Sets,
Wadding Rings
Big Stock to choose from
I'AINS IN THE BACK
Cant be trifled with. If you dont
slop then) at once your life may pay
the penalty of your neglect.
LINIMENT AND PLASTERS
Should be applied and ite a good idea
to have them on hand. If you once try
our Rex Pourous Planters you wont be
without one on hand in case of an em-
ervency.
A, MARCHAND ' W S. HOWEY, Phm, B.
Chemist and Optician.
EXETER, - ONTARIO
NEW
Fall Sultin
Edison Pbonopraph
gs The Magic 0i SWeet Music
Follow Shakespeare's advice
AND and get an Edison Phonograph
the clearest, best and cheapest on
• earth ('all and hear one at
Fashion PIatejThe
Jiist flrrlvod
Call and Make
11 Selection be -
foie the rush.
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor.
EXETER, - ONTARIO.
ERNEST ELLIOT
Can.
Purity
Express Block, Main St., Exeter.
The Old Way to
Cure a ('old.
THE NEW WAY
TAKE
11OWEY'8
CURE+COLD
CAPSULES
Only 23c. a box
-The Rally Day •ervicc14 were held
in the blain Stree Methodist church
nod ('oven 1'reebyteri:+n rhureh last
Sunday. The services in the l'reshy-
Conveyancer Accounts Collected tcran church were taken by the pee-
Mov>'•:1• to loan at lowest rates. tor. Rev. W. M. Martin. tt bile Rev,
Yong wee t.►rtd14 roe a.ie. C. P. Weill, of Granton took those
Office. Main Street, fleeter of the Mnin Street chureb.
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LOCALS
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S. Fitton, issuer of marriage Ii -
ceases. also complete line of wed•
(ling rings always on hand.
- NH.. A. Cottle has commenc,ni
nuutufucturo-ug apple butt-cr.
-Mr. George I rilght, of Itderton,
Visited his parents le.rc Sunday.
-Mr. Clark, of the Molsou's 'lank
staff spent Salnrday in London.
-Air. I. IL Carling-, il:trr•is:.'r, in -
turned from the Cobalt, on friday.
-Miss Grace Cuduiorc spent last
cwt:k in S:aforth vi., tin; relatives.
-The l:irkton "World's: Fair,"
w:11 b:' held to -day r.Ed to-morrow.
-ltoht. 'toss, of Byron. 'spent a
few days in town- duritl; the past
week.
-Mr. Irvin Armstrong spent Mon-
day and Tuteelay jn Paris on buss-
rle344.
-,lir. Thos. Iia,ridford acted kis
Judge of Meavy Horses at Godcrich
Fair lust creek.
-Mr. Edgar \\i'atcott left Tues•
day afternoon for Hamilton whore
Le will reside.
- Mr. 'toy Farmer left last Satur-
day to resume his etudi4s at the Tor-
onto (niversity.
-Airs. CharlejEacrett, of Sarnia,
attended rhe. Smith -Snell nuptials
here on 'ftn'sclay.
-Mrs. C. 11. Snell t''urned Afonday
evening from a visit with friends in
Detroit and i'ontiac.
- Mr. henry Solidi, of Exeter, W•r;
u judge of cattle :41 11)1 Ildcrtort
Fair held last Friday.
- Mr. \V. Lofft, and Mi-' Ethel
Sweet, of St. Marys, visited the lat-
ter's mother last Sunday.
-.lir. John Eyliott, Barrister, of
Vancouver 11. C., 'is visiting alis
Mother, Mrs. It. V. Elliott.
- Ifustoti, teacher of piano,
voice culture and thoory will accept
pupils any time after Oct. 7.
-Mr. Albert' McTaggart left on
Tuesday to 'resume his studies at
the 1)ental CoJkt C, Toronto.
-Mrs. Joh; Bence left Saturday
for Buffalo 10 jo:n her husband. ►w;ho
has a lucrative position there.
-Mrs. Ilrosen, of Sarnia, formerly
Miss Ida 1':acrett, of Exeter, visited
friend., in town during the past
week.
-Carlin.r atreet froth Station
street to the Lew evaporator build-
ing was opened up and 'graded last
week.
CIAN'I' TItil'LETS "Currency"
"Bobs" and 'Stag' Chewing Tobaccoes
in hi; plugs. Quality always!the
same.
- PLY MO C'T11 11OCIS 1'Olt SALE.
A number of barred Plymouth 'tock
Cockerels for sale. Speak quick. T.
11. ('arling.
-Miss Georgic Kai: ht who has
been visiting relatives in and around
town returned la h •r home in Hiker.-
ton
ik r. -
toil i'rird iv.
For Quality and Quantity ask your
dralcr• for the new bi; plugs of
"Hobs," "Slag," and Currency chew-
ing Icbarcoes.
-Mr. Torn f'ar'ing left last Friday
morning to attend Que-n's Cf)Ih•ze
at I(in;elon. His father W. J. :,,.-
compani.'d him.
- Bruce Osman, •nn of Mr.
and :ars. James Dizn.41i, totwn, wwi11
be married to -day to Mi -is Lilli• 11)y-
croft, of Hamilton.
The cold uratli..r of the past sicek
has resulted in til:' heating $1t0wes
and pil)Ce bring brought out from
1 heir summer recluse.
-Miss Katie M1c1'al's, "110 .p"nt
Ilse past throe weeks vipe'tine in Sea -
forth and other pla'l•.;, returned
home 'Tuesday' 'Venin!.
-LOST-A couple Of a' els ago a
fishing outfit on Lake' oad. The
finder will kindly leav wwith N. I).
1lurdon at the Molenn's hank.
-itaily Day eservites will he held
in the .Tames Strretrchurch •ulxt
Sunday. Itev. W. 11. Hutt. nf Cen-
tralia, ivill lake rhar'e of 114.1 esrr•
vices.
-Mr. Danl. Davis Tuesdny show-
ed ua a couple of lotatoes of (he
Rural NevwYorker vai.'ty raised by
hire. whin!' weighed _ 1-2 pound..
\W140 can britt this'
-The Gibb Company have conlpl.•t-
I ed their new evapora rJ• builtlin .; vr:
Station Street and :fill" sale 'to re•
111 crier apples on Friday October 4th.
I 'They will pay the highest pries+.
-\Wnuten'e Lns4itule. ht) regular
►n•rt4,., of the \Wom s institute
wviII hr held on 1'rida Wt. •ith., nt
:d o'clock in Senior's ]tall. Airs.
Dr. Arno+, fres.: Mrs. A. lusting.,
Ser'y.
-Mr. Simon ('.rmpbel1 commenced
Tuesday morning on hi, new mail
route brew 'en Exete and Mitchell.
According lo his si rdule tx lenvee
Exeter at le,ven a. m. leaving
chill on his return trip at 2 p. .:1.
1)11. OVENS EYE A. RAR SUR -
Hotel.
will be at Commerel.l
iiotel. ITotnee 9.30 m. to 4.30 p.
m. Glasses properly fitted and dis-
eases of eye ear and nose treated.
Next visit S.'turdny October 6, 1907.
-Detect.) • 11. it. Reburn, of 11 n•
• •• : non -la't Thur•:: •r :11-
rentig.tlh t h o ft of the fire,
which ^4n stn" 11r.lrectel the
Gibbs Co. ' waleorator at the Nnrth
End of the tewn. rt i+ expected 1t.'
txill return again to go into I1►e matt
ter more thoroughly.
Buy Your Fall Outfit NowTllE OLD RELIABLE
We are showing the most extensive line of Fall and
Fall is here and winter will soon be upon us. We beg
Winter Apparel ever shown. New Autumn Dress Goods; to announce that we have put in a full lute of Stanfield';
new autumn Millinery; new autumn Coats, new autumn Furs
Unshrinkable
DRESS GOODS
We want you to visit our Dress Goods Department, Never have we
shown such a bright display of Hustings, Imported Tweeds. New Stripes and
Plaids. Dark Effects at 50e and 75c yd.
French Venetian A good fire) all wool plain cloth in all the new
shades, Blue, Brown, Green, Red and Black.
Going to be the big seller at (6Oc. 75c and $1.00 a yd.
Broad Cloth Suiting Correct weight for Coats and Skirts in all
the new colors. 54 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 Iar=e range
we know we have the right goods at the right prices.
Ladies Coat of tine Broad Cloth, 48 in. long, beautifully finished with
silk and fancy braid. [Special $10.00; worth $12.00.
Ladies Tweed Coat In Dark Effects Invisible over checks, Brown
Green and Greys, 44 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.
SI EOE,2., 8z ROW
DON"T MONKEY WITH �+
THAT COUGH
use
omething to
HOWEY'S SYRUP Remember.
WHITE PINE & TAR
Sold only at Howey's Drug
Store. Big bottle for 25c.
-Mr. M. Jackson and daughter
Miss Annie left Tuesday for London
for a visit.
-Mr. G. Decider, of London, ii
the gust of Mr. and Mrs. \W. J.
'team:tn.
-At a special nesting of the
Council Monday evenin.e. the contract
for bu•:dine. t he sidewalk on the
North f :1e of James Street was let
to P. Il:tccden at 11 cents per square
fro:. Work will be commenced this
week.
-Will he 01 the (\'at(ral Hotel Exe-
ter, Fri. October 18th., 1907. Ladies
and ;enllcmen, see l'rof. ;Doren-
wend's beautiful Wigs. Toupees,
Bans, Wavy and Plain fronts, Beet-
rhea in every len,,*th and slindr, etc.
-Miss Martha Carlin.;. who wrote
on the recant senior leavii'r teachers'
examination :it Brantford nd wvhoae
name did not appear in ;':1,' lint• last
Saturday received her certificate.
Miss Carlin; is to 1: • c'neratulated
on her ,success.
-Pumpkin Growers. Pumpkin
Growers are reeueated to Notify at
once the Exeter Cannina. and i're-
wervinz Co.. the uantity they will be
able to oupply. As a ;uid1rce a
1111 on box with debt innh eidse at-
tached holds a ten.
-A special zneetint of the Conn-
ell wa.e held last Thursday evening
to take up the matter of ron.etruct-
ine a cement 'sidewalk on the North
side of .Tames street from Main
Street to the McIhstist &lurch. It
was decided to ask for t•eifidcrs.
Ilio hair Goods Styles ;viten proper-
ly adjusted protect and ornament the
head, •often and beautify the expres-
sion of the fico and can.etuently
tone up need appearance. Prof.
Dorenwend has for this '•ea•ml rr.tnt•
new and pretty de.si.1na. Ile ha' .t
ca :i number of New Yorlt. 1.antinn
and Pnri• patterns.
Be sure and ere them and not for-
z•'t day and dote.
-(.rntlern •.n are you 1411 .1?
1; late and owe for yourself the Art
('owrr41e4 in \Wi,zr And 'Malan.
r'rof. i')orentcond's 11 141tlfaetnres nre
worn on over 85.000 head: by till
..talions of life. They are the e'.sence
of perferti.w li1ht in iv i-ght, dur-
able and a ..1rrn1 belief'? to ho11t.11.
end n prnrertion to the head zeiltat•
Cold, Mau -elite (at:irrll etc. Trying
on and demonstrating' Ihr complele-
n''' of Ihr, • r.n1s fret, of rl:arzr.
110 1%i11 ire, at t'hr Central )Tale' Exo-
tor on Friday Orterber 181)4., 1907.
-Mr. Davis Gardiner, who ter; nt-
ly rra'zn:d as menezer of the EN(. -
1,•1'
' ..1,•r CanninCnntp•t»w, is at 1'r••a'111
work irz en the formation of e
company to oeerete at At .Dna-.'ph,
the embrvn rile <'n 1)'' where r f 1,ake
ifurrtr. The hiildin7 whic4i was
fir;t until as a flour mill and liter
a. n 44 in.. factory, 111A", 1 .1;w mi11
will possibly hr u. -ed n14 a f.irtor'
Mr. Cantin hae petition; t•o lir^v'.tt
to the enw•ernm•,nt for elle rrntple-
iinn of the deek :it St. Joseph. At
present the dock ends in uater five
feet in d'pt11 and the 1.••titin1)s are
for the z•,.wernm''nt to connect it
with the ln rd. Mr. C1'&1in '11114 in
(:rederieh 1111? 1'i i'lir i'1 eenncctihn
with the sale of (lie li'•lol tiro•;•ert 1
at St. Joseph, w)'rh was to Irl
Saturday by the sheriff under an
execution.
-Thr Mi nieteriel A'nneietin') 1114
in Main Street Churr.h E'^ter, on the
2nd. inst. The followinz sere prea.
r'nt. Rev. Mr wire. Toll and Smith, of
iTen• 11. Men, nf Crediton and Gnin.r
Coll 's Fear nn'l Martin. of Fs t'r.
It 1 'e 11Zre"d In tli',eus't th' fo'Imw-
in; • •ibjecte 4111110! the m-elin.ts for
the 1 omin; year. T,r'asons from the
Monlrnrnte it^v. Mr. Doh'rty: A
Ilieterical Eeoeh, Bev. Mr. Collin; 1
The. New Theo!ozy, ltev. 1'. 1'I^telhrr
Comparative 1)olizion it••'r. \W. Mar-
tin : 0. T. ('ritfrion), ROv. D. \W. l'r•
mbar' : N. T. Critiri,:m, 1t•'w•. Mr.
Wells, rf Oranlnn: 113' ATatt.'1 .end
Manner of T'r'ashing, 11'w•. Mr. 1111i i
('ides=t
and 11e. Afrel^n1 ('harsh Rev.
Mr. Bean: Kant' Moe sett Referm.'r;
of the Laat 7,4,y 'Veer; Tt'v. E. A.
Fear. The fnllnwlln7. officer.; ser"
fleeted! Pre.... F. A. Fear :
l're;.. E. M'F. Smith : S -»e'1• •T' etre
`Tr. Ideon. No sI 111'1.tin-1 to be held
first Mnndey of November in Car-
mel Churoh 1lensall.
1-o
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When you are in need of medi-
cine or sick -room supplieb or
anything usually found in the
stock of a flrit-class drugstore
remember that in our store a
large stock, scientific equip-
ment and ample experience
give us marked advantages.
When. you have prescrip-
tions to he put up remember
these advantages, for they
mean health and money to
you.
W. S. COLE, Phm. B
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Disr easing Chemist.
EXETER - ,ONTARIO•
arness
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
GRAIN
WANTED
Will pay the highest market
price for
UNDERWEAR
both in gentlemen and ladies. The Ladies Vests are the best)
we have ever shown they are made to shapf having no seams
at $1.6O each, very fine.
Furs and Cloth Coats
We are 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 making your purchase as we can
save you from $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: 0,000,000.
BOARD OF DiIECTMS:
.lE latauS JARvIs, Esq., - - - President
RANDOLPH MACDONALD, Esq., First {'ice -President
A. A. ALLAN, Esq., - - Second Vice -Presides'
Box. D. MCMILLAN,
ARCH. CAMPBELL, Esq., M.P.
A. E. Dv'MENT, Eaq., M.P.
HON. PETER MCLAREN,
W. K. A1cNAUcwT, Eaq, M.P.
ALEX. BRUCE[, ESq., K.C.
P. G. JEMM rt, R. CASSEI.s,
General -Manager. Asst. General -Manager.
Savings Bank Department.
Interest at best current rates paid quarterly.
Branches; -EXETER. CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH,
JOSEPH SNELL Manager. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors
HENSALL 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 will be ready to take
in apples
OCTOBER 4th.
Highest Prices Paid for Apples.
THE GIBB CO.
Evaporator on Station Street, Exeter
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Wheat, Oats, Barley i
and Other Grains I
R. G. SELDON1
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Educates to meet the living de-
mands of a progressive age.
Moat exacting. modern city off-
ices delighted with onr gradu-
ates. Our management trains
more young people annually
than any other in Western On-
tario. We have incorporated
the counsels of our TEN TEA-
CHERS into one grnnd►unexcell-
ed whole. Both courses for
price of one. Day students may
attend night classes free.
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FALL TERM from SEPT. 2nd. 1
Exeter, Centralia Enter any time. individual 1
and Clandeboye inst.ructaon. Write for hand-
some catalogue.
mum De6orator
Plumber Mot and (k•I l lVsttr)
Sinn Writing and Graining
With R. Dinney last year. Esti-
mates furnished on application.
A Trial Solicited.
ARTHUR D. DAVITS
Exeter, Ontario
Residettre, corII Jatiies and Ari
drew Street.
For Sale or to Rent
OEO. SPOTTON, Principal.
� 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 Workmcn 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.
�. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor
GRAND TRUNK( SY'SEM
♦ Hunter's' Excursion at
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Going Tuesday Oct. 9th to Tuesday
Nov. 5th.
OrTo points in Temagami, pointe 3101-
tawa to Port Arthur, to Sault Ste
Marie and Port Arthur via Northern
Navigation, Co., to Georgian flay and
Lake Superior roints via N. N. Co. (to
points on N. N. Co. extra charge will
he made for meals and berths return-
ing) to certain points in Quebec, N. B.
N $ Nfid.
GOiNG OCT. 24th to NOV. 5th.
To i'enetang, Midlsnd, Lakefield. all
points Severn to North Bay, Argyle to
it contains the qualities thatCoboconk, Lindsay to Hsliburton, and
points Madawaska to Depot Harbor.
tickle the palate. You must have I'til pointe on Muskoka bakes, Lake of
• Saye, and Maganetewan River,
Lot No. 15, con. 2, Tp. of St,e,lien heard it again and again that i All tickets good returnRi on or tte-
Co. of Huron cc�ntainin 100 acres of fore Dec. 7th, 111417, or until close of
land uc11 fent, d and drained : .;with Star i Navigation if earlier, to points reached
Harvey h steamer 'teles.
hued orchard. 'bout n. seers of good iOlrl('seek('1'S Excursions to
hush, modern churn!)
nz+, market
ni
to situatI, rhumb an.1 market and Manitoba and Canadian
is situate :)bout l rude+ from lid„makes the very best bread. J
Villaze of Exeter. if cot sold bo•I • Northwest.
fore Nov. 15th will 1x• rented. For Try It and you will smile too. Sept. 2411 . Oct. Nth. Oct. 22nd
further perticul:re apply to Robert
L.eathorne, Esq. 266 Wollinzton St.
London. Ont. or to Mesers. Dickman
Ticket/ good f, r sixty drys
soFor ticket and doll inforniatton call on
& Cnrlinz, Blrrirtere etc., Exeter HARVEY BROS.
That mato UIav
We have it in our
Single
Star Flour
Ontario. 10.5-07-4 J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Agent.
EXETER. - ONTARIO. or a rite J. D. MCDONALI), Union!
Depot, Toronto, Ont.
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