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sPrEwART's
WE ARE DOING a great trade in Millinery,
There's a reason for it; Style, Quality, Val-
ue all tell in our favor. Our styles are ex
elusive. The Hats we turn out have a style of
their own. They haven't that ordinary ready-made
look about then. They are smart and dressy and
the values are correct. We will be delighted to
have an opportunity of showing you through the
new styles. Drop in often, new styles every few
days.
3.98 A great skirt bargain,
pate wcol Black Panama
cloth, tuck pleated, very
full and dressy -a snap.
15.60 for a lovely shaddow
plvid skirt. Correct in style•
and very pretty for an odd
skirt.
7.0.1 tor a dandy Ameri-
can Sable Neck Scarf, 73
inches ling, trimmed with
mem al betide and cluster
tela.
9140 for Ladies Tweed
Jacket velvet cellar and
u,illitiuy cuffs and pockets
-Great Value.
60.00 fur Ladies rat lined
.Jacket choicest quality with
No. 1 Arn.sable collar and
reveres.
16.00 for Ladies tight g fit-
ting New Market Jacket.
4.e Latest New York styles,
black, navy and Cobalt
brown.
12.00 for Gents long black
Overcoat latest chamber-
lain style veru dressy see
this line.
713c each for mens wool el-
astic ribbed underwear
for comfort and wear cant
be beat.
1.00 each for wens spring
needle underwear guaran-
teed absolutely uushrink-
able-try a suit you'll like
them.
12.00 for mens new fancy
worsted suits fancy over
checks best linings and
tailored right down to
date.
12.80 buys a lovely 108
piece semi-porcelean Din-
ner Set pure white body
with dainty rose decorat-
ions an
dold traced
known as 'Cantilly Roses'
7.25 for a very fine Au-
rian China Tea Set fine
pure clear body with brid-
al rose decorations and
gold stippled known as
the "Bridal Bose" Set.
Bulbs for House Culture
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7 for 25c. Hyacinths in pink, blue,
red and white; either double or single. Narcises,
Von Sion and paper w11ite. Our clearing price 7
for 25c. Come quick.
J. A. STEWART
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Tea Spoone, Berry Spoons,
Cold Meat Forks. Cake Forks
Soup Spoonr, Pie Knives,
Pearl -handled Butter Knives,
Knives and Forks,
Fish Servers, Carving Sets,
Wedding Rings
gig Stock to choose from
GUARD AGAINST COLDS.
Colds lend on to tonlilitis, 1onsil-
itis to impairment of the lunge and
Impairment of the lungs to that
most dr.stdtul disease
DEADLY CONSUMPTION
It_ -t easy to cure a cold, harder to
cure tt.onsititit and it taken a
miracle :to cure consumption. (lct
a bottle of Howey's Cherry Cordial
and .ktep it on !rand. From bibirt
up it will save ezpetlst•. Only 25c.
a bottle.
A, MARCHAND W. S. HOWEY, Phm. B.
Chemist, and Optician.
NEW Teachers Wanted.
Fall Suitin
gs-TEACHER-WANTED - For S.
S. No. 10, [1sborne, must hold 2nd.
class certificate. Services to bry,in
Jan. 1st. 1908. Ap11y •..tatitt.i •til:uy
ANA to J. G. Morgan, Hay, 1'. O.
-TEACHER WANTED.- For S. S.
FrR No. 7, ['shorn.% Must Bold :second
cla.ls certificate. ces Ito rrnn-
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salry to „mi. J. i'ynin, EIimville, 1'.
O. Appliraiions must be in by Nov.
5th., 1907.
-TEACHER WANTED - Teacher
wanted for School Section No. 2, 11.7;-
borne.
.s-
borrte, First or second class certifi-
cate. Male 'Teacher preferred. Sal-
-40 - ,try five hundtred dollars. Appli^a_
tions rea'iv.d till Nov. 15th. Apply
to \Vm. Monteith, Sec'y., 'Thames
Road, Ontario.
Jost flrrlvco
Call anti Make
It Selection be-
fore the rush.
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor. -Mamie!. Clyd,• Beaman entertain.
EXETER, -ONTARIO.1 ed mayoral of h• • playmate";to a
ten -party on Moeday evening.
-Mrs. Parrott, of Chica:y, and
Mr. T. Statham, of Anton, ars the
;nests of Mr. and Airs. W. J. Etta -
Conveyancer Accounts Collected t)tam.
MoNr.Y to Into at lowest nine. -Mr. and Mrs. Anthony ilolland
Nnrh Wet lands few &ON announce the en3aizemont of their
Office, Main Street. Exeter daughter Helve to Robert Stratford
Lam, N. D., of /soddriok Marylo nd.
ERN EST ELLiOT
Market Report. -The following te
the report of Exeter markets, eor-
rected up to October 24th., 1997.
Barley, 55c to 65c.
Bran *24.
Pcae, EO to 85
Shorts, $26.00.
Flour $3.00 per cwt.
Feed Flour $1.50 to $1.55.
Hogs livewei,;ht $6.00
Hots dressed $8.00
Clover seed. $8 to $10 per bushel.
Potatoes. 75c. to 90c. per bag.
Wheat, $1.02 per busthel.
Outs, 1i2 cents per bushel.
Butter 23 cents per pound.
Eggs. 22 cents per dozen.
11ay, $14 to 1:15 per ton.
Dried tipples 7 cents a pound.
Coal, $'•.i ., ton.
cents.
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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.
-Thanksgiving ns xt Thursday.
-Mr. Geo. Brooks still continues
very low.
-Mrs. John Ande.rson, is the guest
of Mrs. John \Vkiite-
- The ,new zranolitliie ,.itt'walk on
Ja,ite1 81reet was reIupteted last
week.
-Mrs. Alex. Doty is confined to
her led suffering from a severe at-
tack of on-'umonia.
-lir;. Astiky Fitchett, of Thed-
ford, i.1 the guest r>f Mr. and Meg.
.1. '1t. Brick wood.
- Mr. John Itowecliffe, or., of Bri-
tish Columbia, is 'visiting i tatives
in .Ind .wound 'Exeter.
- Mrs. Fowell left yesterday for
'1. inor►th'1 ,tvith friends in
Windsor and Detroit.
-A,,,11400.00 piano, nearly new,
used Tess than one year, for $275.00
at S. Martin & Soft-,
- Mr. 11. Hamilton. of Grand Bend,
has moved on the farm he recently
purchased from Abraham Dearing.
-It. 11. Stewart, pianotuner. t, tun r, i3
in town, kindly leave your orders
for piano tuning at S. Martin &
Sons.
GIANT TRIPLETS "Currency"
"Itobs" and 'Stay,' Chewing Tobaccoes
in bis plugs. Quality always :the
same.
-Mr. Andrew Laramie, of I)etroit,
returned home Saturdty evenin- af-
ter :t pleasant. visit with friends
here.
-On Slonday last Mr. Thos. Hand-
ford shipped 19 fine horses to Win-
nipeg. Mr. 1'. Coleman accompanied
t hens.
For Quality and Quantity ask your
dealer for the new big plugs of
"Rohs." "Stag,' and Currency chew-
ing tobaccoes.
- The Ali-tses Charlotte and Rose
Dearing last eve k purchased from
Mr. Thos. Boyle the buainees on Main
Street, which he recently purchased
from John Charlton.
DR. BUTLER WILL BE AT CEN-
tral Hotel. Saturday October 26th,
1907. Orders for glasses executed by
Tait Brown Op. Co. 237 Dundas St.
London or local de.ale.rs.
-Mr. rind Mrs. W. J. Mallet at-
tended flus sixtieth birthday scull•
versary of the tatter's father, Mat:.
thew Finkbeiner nt Crediton, on
Wednesday, of last week.
-Sirs. D. Maiming and tI-iu )tt.or
of Vancourar 11. C. After an ab-
sence of sixteen years is Visilinz her
Tiro. 'Collard I1i11, of Stephen Mown -
:Mil) also Ito. Aunt, Mrs. Brewer
Resnick, of Exoter.
-A number of the curling duos
throu,tbuut the provi:.ae have or-
.aniztd for the cumin.; wiuhir and
it ivould be snout the proper thing
for the local enthusiasts to g.'1 1 -.-
.;ether and do the '3.1100 thing.
DR. OVENS EYE AND EAIt SUR-
geon, will be at the Commercial
llotel. Ilours 9.30 a. m. to 4.30 iI.
tn. Glasses properly fitted and dis-
eases of eye ear and rinse treated.
Next visit Saturday Novcmber 2n41.
- \Vm. Brooks,. of Crystal
City. Lo has horn ti -:lits; friends
in t.,.+tn left Saturday morning for
n fow days visit with friends in
l� rkhill.
London. Oweeeo Mich. tie
fore Ir•olurrtinr to her home itt the
Wart.
-Mr. A. 1). V. Duncan, ;t former
clerk with the SoVareign (lank here
and who some a -o ks ago s &11r;•,l 1
politimt with she 1'nion Bank at.
Smith' 1 Falk, Itis 11e011 moved to
another other brannh of the tants hank it
111113burg.
-itilODE ISLAND (REDS, ar' an
ideal GENERAL PI" ItPOSE FOWL,
being docile, .luick .;rowers, ,;:,od
size and layers. Finn oockerets it
very reasonable prices to tuick buy-
ers. Also a few females. Address
Timers Office, Exeter, Ont.
- An effort is being ntade to est ab -
Usti n line of Telephone from Exe-
ter 4o Farquhar. Mr. Brown, of
the -Bell Telephone Company Ivan
Calleassin{ on Tulioday for subscrip-
tions for 1.11,' )ut,l line. 114 lvas ac-
compani•al by .lir. \\'m. F11'lohe7, of
this Lown.
- While ,Mister Cliff Mall,•tt we.+
playing' .with some children last
\fondly afternoon. he was unfortun-
ate in falling on the pci,nt of a
needle, which was Tying on l.he floor
the sharp point penetrating the
fleshy part of his hand and remain-
ing embedded in the flesh. The lit-
) has puttered conside.rablc
I) 't tta'.�u4ncc.
11
. Dearinz sr., tits moved
into toe and has located in the
residence he recent ly put otwsed from
the Tho+. Wel all 'state. Mr. Desir-
ing tame to this part over 51 v ,rs
azo :read fcclinz that ha Ite•ery ,a
well earned rest believes that Exe-
ter is rood rnotrzh to live in and
will milk,• hi, prrm.en.tnt home in
town.
-A+ many sportsmen will be rroiit';
nut +hooti:r; on Thankn;irin',r, it
will be '• " for them to r nt •n,her
that bh• .0. --on for sho:ttin. hark
iuirr••i■ •1e not open until Nev.
1st. the 1 followitaa. The pen 111V
for Flxrrttor black squirrels mut of
season is $5 for etch animal and ■
complaint can 1►e lodged nzainst ant'
person tranerrrssine the law env
titno Within 'Ulm mouth, after,
SPECIAL SARGAIDTS
Of Winter Goods
Mens Overcoats
In plain cloth or dark tweeds, excellent cloth, neat patterns with
beet linings. full length, good fitters. 415 00 Coat for 412.00; 12.00 Coat
for 10.00; 410.00 for $8.00.
hens Stilts
100 men's tweed and serge Suitt !:welling off at bargain prices' $15.00
Suit for $12 00; 12.00 Suit for 0.115; 10.00 Suit for 8.75; 8.00 Suit for $0.1)0.
75c Tamed for 50e
xtra heavy all wool tweed iu Grey only; for boys wear cant beat it
Price 75c on sale at 51k yd.
Big Stock of Wool Blankets of the best makes, all sizes, all prices.
Hosiery
Hosiery of the beet makes made of best worsted yarn, fast color,
Hosiery with natty seams, Hosiery that will wear; children's size 25c to
45c; wotiten'l size 5Oc,
Ladies Underskirts
Women's black sateen Underskirts made of fine silk finish Sateen
lined with cardinal flannelette, a spleudid skirt for wiutee. ae.,r. Price
$1.38.
Art Shoes for Women, Prices S2 to $3.50.
Sovereign Shoes for Men Prices $3.50 and $4
English Flannelettes
30 in. wide. in all colors, pretty stripes, extra heavy, guaranteed fast
colors, quality worth 15c, our price 121ic yd.
Yens Underwear
Men's fleeced lined Shirts and Drawers in fancy stripes and plain
colors, regular price OOc each. Our price 50c each.
NEL, & ROWS
DON'T MONKEY WITH
THAT COUGH
use
IIOWEY'S SYRUP
WHITE PINE & TAR
Sold only at Howey's Drug
Store. Big bottle for 25c.
-The St. Anthony's Social Club
held their first assembly of the sea -
atm in the 'Town Hall Tuesday even -
in;. There wa.l a large attendance
and everyone enjoyed the evening.
J. G. Stnnbury is this waek in Tor-
t I e 's re i as t* the
ono +where rt, he i I r er. ioi,
IIe•nstll vocal option /topple before.
the High Court. Ile will also inter-
view the lion. J. 1', Whitney and the
Provincial Secretary.
A crowded hall et Delaware ,greet-
ed the ap,)eirance of the concert
company on Thursday Oct. 17th.
under the mans;ament of .1. '[1.
Ilew,er, of London. Tina Hewer Quar-
tet .were heartily enohored for their
straight work and comedy, Which
brought screams of laughter from
audience. Mr. V. Hewer also t;ave
several excellent baritone solos, re-
ceiving hearty applause. Miss Hew-
er managed to keep the people lau-
ghing from start to fini .'i by ,her
funny anti well rcnditr, e1 elocution,
%shit). Mr. \Vation ably : .ted as mus-
ical director for the .ening.
A ,new feature 4n the concert. line
here .was presented by Marla (Mr.
E. Sloan), AV 110 deli.yhted and my-
stified with feats of magic, brinzina
cheers and laughter 'by seeming to
produce at will flags, ribbons, ra
onrl birds, in the most amtut1n.;
manner also escaping in a few min-
utes from handcuffs and shackles, in
which he was F-ecurely locked by ilea
Itntl4'.nr e.
Mr. Itobt. Barnes, formerly- of Exe-
ter, but lately of London. has been
appoinied to one of )t h: moil impor-
tant positions obta,innhl4 ureter the
new moat impaction act. Dr. Barnes
left London early in September '40
take charge of the quail inipoction
in the city of Toronto. Last week
he received notice that he had been
appointed travelling iusp.srtor .for
the Dominion Government, width
head 4uarter4 111 Ottntv.t, Till .1 VIP .1115
that 1)r. Barnes it i11 have full :up.'r-
vi+iou over all the moat in.4p,•otors
in Canada, .114d that he will pracl(c
ally direct the µthole policy in re-
gard to the 'Definer in tyhiah Ub:
meat intlteotion will be carried tilt.
'I'll" position i4 1 mast irlilt,rt.itlt
010 as 'there. are 1 1,rze number of
factories to ne looked after, and it
i4 the Governntant'+ aim to snake the
(':t nad4111 p,ickiri-z lou 41.4 o-s•cond to
none in th►e world. Dr. Barn.» has
a host of .frietul4 in this vicinity
who will 'war of his vuca'hv it i, 11
('011•id,•r'al):0 pl.rtsure.
-Mr. \Villiani 'Scott hied .it the
home of hit daughter NI re, James
11i-.11:1141on, William Street, on Tues-
day October 15th at the age of tel
years, 0 11101. The dic,sasel +tats
born in Ogaimi.sour;, N. Y., of Irish
parentage .111,1 entire to Orrl•ario when
18 years of age takir-.t tip the: m11-
.111114 of farrninr in the rot+-rt.'►hip of
Albion, 't ork County. There 14' 14.11
married to t'a111',111• \Mute, .111.1 41 -
ter their mar ria lir. and \I 11.
Scott decided to come further
North and V'tll'•i1 1411 Ube Base 11141'
cf 1llanshard. thirty 1110 years ago.
Three y.'aes ago they decided to ;iso
up tII,• arduous duties of farm life
and cane.. to Exeter to rest during
their derliniiit y,oare. Mr. Scott Wel4
;t +Paul:' h Cor.servstive in 11010 112N
and iu a011.7100 44•l4 1 \Ir'l 11011j 1 1.
Ile i1 :41rt'iV'd by his a-r•ul widow :1 111i
clic fol foe in; children : Goo., of
Olds, Alberta. Mrs. .1 Imes Richard-
son,Exeter, Mrs. a (iBuchholz Syr-
acuse,
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acuse, N. Y., Mrs. itichtard Wilson
11x141 litre 111anshard, Albert. of Ilow-
(040 Alta, 0nd Sirs. Vernon, of 'Tor-
onto. The funeral ,we.+ held from
the residence of his dnu;.iter 11rs.
Richardson on Friday and the re-
mail. i taken to St. Marys for in-
tern-'nt. Chemist and Op(irian
EXFITR1t, - ONTARIO.
RUBBER
When von buy Rubber it pays to
get it. There are few things in which
quality counts for more than in Rub-
ber goods.
Our Supply is Large
and
Assortment Complete
We carry practically everything- in
the line of
Syringes, Hot Water
Bottles, sick Room
Supplies, Etc - - -
The low prices will surprise you. All
our Rubber Goods are guaranteed.
COLE'S DRUG STORE
Chemist and Druggist. •
EXETER - ONTARIO.
A Good Supply of
Bran
Shorts
eed Flour
at reasonable prices
Also a good supply of
the noted
Star Flour
"Star Brand"
Give us a Call
HARVEY BROS.
EXETER, - ONTARIO.
A I,II'i'iIESEIIVEIt
Iikc :t "friendE in need" i'• wanted
+chrn you require it. Ti;r time is
µ-vu r
CIIES'I' PROTECTORS
AND CHAM-
OIS SE1N GAiRMENTS
is in the winter and nat. when you
Ise,k the shady side of the .1 rest in
midsummer. We Laic a hi. lot of
1.11:11i :tn rive you due notice that
t.Jt•y'rl• ch4KIper than doctor hilly
Tlt^y're matte of both felt and chi
oa skins slid you can take your
e tales.
W. S. Howey Phm. B.
Listen!
Long dreary nights are made short
and cheerful if you Nivea Phonograph
and n few good selections. Step in
and hear the kind you like. if you
have an old machine bring it aloof,.
OAtasTOR =a.
Boats the The Kind foo Han Alva 604:111
of
Anniversary services held at He -
the Exeter Main Street
Churoh appoitllm'tlt. drew a 1+r;e
alt,'ndancc from t):' 1urroundini
neizhborhood, over three hundre.1
THE OLD RELIABLE
Fall is here and winter will soon be neon us. We beg
to announce that we have put in a full line of Stanfield*
Unshrinkable
UNDERWEAR
both in gentlemen and ladies. The Ladies Vests are the best
we have ever shown they are made to shape having no seams
at $1.t0 each, very fine.
Furs and Cloth Coats
We are carrying a choice line of Furs this season,
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 thein 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,
both ladies
CARLINC BROS.
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aro little or big. \\'e are look-
ing to the interests of our
subscribers in their partic- •
alar locality, (and ti•antw .the
news whether it is little or
much. Sometimes you may
pot have much news to send
but don't keep that little until
you have more. When news is
• scarce thar is the time your
two0 r three little items or
even one, is specially ap-
preciated by the reader in
your section. Send a big bud-
• get every week if you can, if
not, the small one will be wel-
oorned. Any of our correspon-
dents who are in need of the
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HEAD OFFICE :-TORONTO.
aid Vp Capital:
• • $3,000.o
BOARD OF DII EETORS:
[LIDS JARI'I9, Esq., - - - Pr4
DOLPH 1MACDONALI), Esq. lel 1'ice'P►1R
ALLAN, $sq., - - znd Vice -Pre
HON. D. MCMILLAN,
ARCH. CAMPBELL, Esq., M.P.
A. E. Dv$E\T, Esq., M.P.
Hort. PETP.a MCI•AARs,
W. K. mcNAteur, )3eq., M.P.
ALEX. BRUCE, Esq., K.C.
y. O. JsxiserT, - .• - GnenalMa
1t. CaasELs, - - - Asst. Gent,nl--ills
Savings Bank Departmeal
Interct at but current rams paid quanslr. i
Branches: -EXETER. CREDITON,
DASHWOOD, JOSEPH SNELL Mgr.
GLADMAN & STANBURY, Sollars
APPLES
WANTED
We are paying for apples delivered at
the Evaporator on Station street, prices rang-
ing from 35c to 50c according to the apples;
All apples to be of peeling size.
THE GIBB CO.
Evaporator on Station Street, Exeter,
J. G. EARL, Manager.
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CLINTON = A Good Way
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
jEducates to meet the living de-
• mandt, of a progressive age.
• Most exacting, modern city otf-
• ices delighted with onr gradu- •
• rites. Our management trains •
• more young people annually •
Ithan any other in Western On-
tario. We have incorporated a Our experience is pretty good
the counsels of our TEN TEA- • (assurance that you will be sorry
• CHERS into one grand unexcell-
ed whole. Roth courses for : I for nothing and prices are always
• price of one. Day students may • . at the bottom notch.
2F'ALL TERM from SEPT. '211d. attend night classes free. •
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to be Stylish and Becomingly
Dressed and to have your Cloth-
ing as thoroughly made and as
carefully cut as possible is to came
here with your ideas.
First-class Workmen will turn
the materials which you choose
into pleasing, lasting realities.
Enter any time. individual
instt'uctson. Write for heed -
some catalogue.
GEO. SPOTTON, Principal,
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Mit nrrau;aments had b4. 11 made
for entertaining the visitors and
Lb.!: Madly accepted the proffer,. 1
hospitality of t,1, it good friends at
It Itheada. it is an unusual occur-
rence for Bethesda to ,have too
services on :i Sunday but 1144.70 tyle
!Vert a la rzer a1l,tldancc. in 1110
Venin; 011:411 in the afternoon. The
Sfis�es Edna Follick and Alice Iluw•
ard, of Exeter, sang a lovely cruet
in tzood %'04C' whin!) was greatly ap-
preciated, as a rare treat by the
orople as4tnbled. The Committee
in (1143rge, instead of .t tea -meeting
had dacitted to ask for 11 free, -will
offering of $50, but they ire _lad
to ioay that WC's ,tmolunt was red -
h.eled and over. Sun lay Schc»I he.
inz held when Lite fourteen bcauli
ful singers from Exeter Arrived in
th'ir carriaz' bhr'y ,iii•eetId them
a'It•e. of t o-nrm wraps which
1h.• chill weed had rovers them to
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor
GRAND TRUNK SY'S EM
Hunters Excursion rs r torsion atn ig
S Ie
Fare.
Now in effect
To points in Temagami, points Maty
taws to Port Arthur, to fort Arthur
and all points on the Georgian Bay
via the N. N. Co. and to certt+ir pointe
in Qnehec, New Brunswick. Nova
Scotia and Nfld.
OCT. 211h to NOV. 5th.
Tickets will Ire sold at sinzle fare
for round trip to the following ter-
ritory.
Muskoka Lakes Penetang
Lake of Bays Midland
Magattetawan River Lakefield
Madawaska to Depot 11 i•bor ; Ar-
zyle to ('oboconk• Lindsay to lfall-
hurton. Hharhot lake via Kinzetoo
Jct. and Kinz,tton and Pembroke
Ity. All pointe Severn to North )lay
w. Ir and at tended tl,i Sunday school inrlusivr. Sault Ste. Marl • vin Nos.
a'ii ral of .hem thereby zettinz the .'ay. Co.
we will tate it on a better one. chane' to secure the mur.hde•red All tickets good returning on or be
h'inz present at both service,,. Roy. Diploma offered by the Exeter Main !fore Dee. 7th. 10117, or 'Intil close of
We buy. Belt and repair many. No Mr. Kerr, of Clinton, pre...tshed two Steer Sunday Sohool. Navigation if earlier, to pointe reached
trouble to show goods. fin., sermon= both this nfteri xin--�--•- Bova i
i by steamer liner..
and : ieninz ;ind the Exeter Choir Ci�TOAZi.
• For tickets and full information call on
furnished excellent music for the oc- 111K11�YWNIt1Ahl1
The Purity I cacon Bome of the families prem. w J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Agent,
tit wee announcA f roni the pulpit
Can. Ezprese Block, Main SL, Exeter ant having come from a distance, _t78_ or write .1. D. MCDONAi D, Cniote
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