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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1907-11-07, Page 9+4-e+++++++++++++++++++++++ r++++ +i• -I +++++++++++++++- -;-•i -1 ++++414++++++ STEWART'S fire You Rea ror Wiotor? If you have delayed buying your new Jack- et you can get a bar- gain from us. We are snowing a new Tweed Coat 50 inches long in "Cobalt Brown" mixtures, Velvet collar, Military patch pockEts, Military cuff and new sleeves. For a medium priced coat it will be a winner *9.50 Our new Black Jacket with over strapping and cut velvet collar, full skirt. fifty inches long, trade of pure wool Vicunna cloth. ie a sure money saver. $12.00. Our New Market Jacket is a Beauty; fifty inches long; tight fitting, made of finest Kersey, strap seams, pleated back, body and sleeyes lined. A perfect tailor made garment, "Royt.l Navy" "Cobalt Brown" and Black. $15.00, $1(3 00. Do You Know a Bargain? We have about fifty odd Jackets from last season and some two seasons back in Womens, Girls and Child - rens in Tweeds, Beavers, Kerseys and Neb cloth. Prices were $.i.5o to $12.50. They are now on sale at $1.25 and $2.5o. (wick if you want one. e just closed a great deal on Men's TWEED PANTS. We believe the best deal,. we ever made. Two lines in fancy stripes, good hard twisted yarn, woven through and through. Well made, $1.50 and $2.00. A snap in Soya' Ktxlck Pants, stripe and fancy tweeds. great wearers, lined throughout, 75c. 85c, $1,00. We want all kinds of Farm Produce, Use our Sailor Boy Tea, 25c. It's lovely. J. A. STEV7"ART +++++ +++++++++++4- ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ '+++++++++++++++++ mi .�>�r 4�111mr!‘r 111 �1r�/� lc e" ot`: lil, a'& alma v.\ rolltli Y1!!.!1tip� a~` 1 -. It,t.a Tea Spoons, Berry Spoons, Cold Meat Forks. take Forks Soup Spoonr, Pie Knives. Pearl -dandled Butter Knives, Knives and Forks, Fish Servers, Carving Sets, Wedding Rings Big Stock to choose from A, MARCHAND NEW Fall Suitings AND Fashion Plate Just flrrlv6U Call and Make a Selection be- foi a the rush. W. W. TAMAN Teachers Wanted. -- -TEACHER \\'ANTED -- Teacher wanted for School Section No. 2, i borne. First or eeecond class c 2r tiff - Cal . Male Teacheracher preferred. fe rrcd Sal- ary ary five hundred (lollar3. Apl)li^a- tion.a rcoeivtid till Nov. 15th. Apply to \\'ill. Monteith, Sec'y.. ;Thames Road. Ontario. DON'T MONKEY WITH THAT COUGH use IIOWEY'S SYRUP WHITE PINE & TAR Sold only at Iicwey's Drug Store. Big bottle for 25c. -Mr. John Wood last Saturday shiiped a carload of fine cattle to Toronto. -lir. Thomas Handford t,hip11cd a carload of nineteen fine h'cirses to Winnipeg on Monday. -WANTED-About 500 pigeons by November Dib . Highest price,;. Iirin, them along. I). Ha r drib. -Many of 'the Exeter Students. w•lto aro attending schools at other Places wero home for Thanksgiving. -Low clubbing rates for the time.; and other papers .Lor Cho balance of else year or from nenv until January GIANT TRIPLETS "Currency" "Bobs" and 'St.az' Chewing Tobaccoes in hi; t►lu;v. Quality always :the name. -Mr. Alex. Dyer was ouey at, tl►cv Town hell '071 Monday paying the prizewinners at Chet Tecont Exeter Fall Fair. For Quality and Quantity ask your d(alcr• for the new b:g pings of "Ilobq." "Stas," and Cur renry chew- ing toba(•voes. -:\ m('etin . of the curlers will be held in the town hall P ritioy even - inz for the purpose of organizing for the coming seeeon. -Meq+r3. 8. Martin & Soti have the new plate glees front placed in their More. The altt:retiree( rnaka decidua inrprovenlent. -The Exeter Lodze I. 0. fl, 1'. I iaat week, through Snell & Rowe, added ei beautiful rue to the fur• II!lighter es of the 1o(1'ze roots. -1). 1l irt1eib, I'. Kerr, J. 'Trish• l ner. F. Triehnehr and W. E. Sanders represented the Huron Indian,' at Clinton tournament Oct. 31st :ind Merchant Tailor. Nov. let. EXETER,- ONTARIO. -Rev. 5. (Thaw• M. A., n. 1)., ,w•�lt prcaah at the A. •,ivoreiry service§ of the James Ste 1 Churob Sunday Der. 15th. On Mol„Iiy, Der. 16th ho mill deliver a lecture. -Mr. incline! Snell intend.. build. Conveyancer Accounts Collected inz on the lot he recently purchase to te►An At fewest stet, ed from Mrs. (:has. Snell on Andrew soca west !Ands for SAle. Street. The propc\rty has been stak• Office. Main Street, Exeter cd out for the di;gine of the excl. J (ion. ERNEST ELLIOT 'i' .a i i X E T D; R 'F 1. M M S NOVEMBER 7th 1907, Market Report. -The following to the retort of Exeter market'', oor-' rect.•d up to November 7th.. 1907. Wheat 95 cents per bu-i►el. °ata. 50 cents per b u 41.c 1. Barley. 56c to 65c. fess. 80 so t-5 cents. Bran $24. Shorts, $26.00. Flour $3.00 per cr. t. Feed Flour $1.50 co $1.55. floes, dre..eee s1.75. Mogi, li,e-wei3nt $5.75. ! 1W teen's tweed and helve Suits belling off at bargain prices. $15.00 Hay. 814 to t 15 her ton. Suit for $12 00; 1'21X) Suit for 0.95; 10.00 Suit for 8.75; 8.00 Suit for $6.90. Clover seed. $8 to $10 per bushel.. urge Tweed for 50e Potatoes. 75e. to 90e. per bag. xtra heavy all wool tweed in Grey only; for boys wear cant beat it Butter 24 rents per pound. Price laic on sale at 50cd. E;; 4. 24 ceee e per dozen. y SPECIAL aaRGs=ivs ?THE OLD RELIABLE Of Winter Goods Mens Overcoats In plain cloth or dark tweeds_. excellent cloth, neat patterns with beat linings. full length. .• . for ,•) 00 r,.,.,4 LOTHING cGL0THING fe,r 10.IM); Cuero for $Baler. l Mens Sults l Dried tipples 7 cents a pound. Big Stock of Wool Blankets of the best makes. all sizes. alt prices. Coal. ..�5 a ;on. ••••••••••••••••••........Hosiery Hosiery of the beet ulake3 ►rade of best worsted yarn. fast color. Hosiery with natty seams, Hosiery that will wear; children's size 25c to •••••••• s••••••• 45e; wouwen's size 50c. LOCALS i' S. Fitton. issuer of marriage �Vean,en'8 black ?lateenl:nderskirts roads of tine en tinier Sateen ce►lass, also complete line of wed• lined with cardinal flannelette, a splendid skirt for a tntet ..ear. Price ding rings always on hand. >31.icl. Card al0utu4 from =5c. to Art Shoes foe \Vo,nen, Prices $2 to $3.50. .uu. The ltinest :r`tsoc•tulc;tlt ,we Sovereign Shoes for Men Prices $3.50 and $ have ever had. tall and so,: them at English Flannelettes 1lowwey's Diu; 4Lore. -\\'e are pleased to 1earn that 36 in. wide, in all colors. pretty stripes, extra heavy, guaranteed fast Miss Mae Wood, who left some .time colors, quality worth 15c, our price 12ic yd. leu;pital`:►l:Detroit, Mich. It �sllalsue: Mono �Aderwear ccs fully passed the Examination and Men's fleeced lined Shirts and Drawers in fancy stripes and plain %vitt continue tele wvetrk there. colors, regular price Mc each. Our price 50c each. -The 1'unlic School %vas closed last friday, a; it was not de ins. advisable to have the -tudent 3 who attend from out of town and who • had gone to their homes for ]'hank;.- -Mr. J. A. ]lriutnell has been en- -Miss Mary Mack, of London, vis. giving to return for the day. I ;a-,ato remain - Let 8. 8. No. 1, ited tier parents on 'Thanks,givin; 1)It. OVENS EYE AND EAIt SUR- L,sborlle, for another year at a sal- day. Ladles Underskirts SNELI., & ROW, geon, will be at the Cowmereial ary of 8500. Hotel. Hours 9,30 a. tn. to 4.30 v. -One, only, $15 new disc Graph - in. Glasses properly fitted and dis- phone :3 large recdrds, $12.25 cash. eases of eye ear and nose treated. 1 only x+22 new tone, arm disc Next visit Saturday Nov. 30th. 1907. Graphophone, :3 records, $18 eadi at -ItllOI)E ISLAND REDS, are an 'Ike Purity. ideal (..FNE1IAL 1'L'R1'OSE FOWL, -11as any person a copy of 1110 being docile, .tuick ;rowers, 'good 'Times of Jan. 3rd. 19071 11 S.0, we size !and layers. Niue cockerels at would appreciate the favor very very reasonable Iirices to tquick buy- much if you will hared it into t het ors. Alr.o t feww females. Address office. \\'e wish it to complete our Times Office, Exeter. Ont. file. -Wilily. Mr. John Salter was Pick- in; apples one day last week tie was unfortunate in sustaining a fracture of tate collar hone by losing this bat' anco and falling from the ladder on which he was working. Ile is now resting r icely. -Miss Victoria Millers, of Exeter, teacher in Dashwood Schaol. has i►ven appointed teach.r of the Luin• ley I'ui►lic School to succeed Robert- son McLean, Mr. McLean intends goiti; Lo Toronto at the end of (,ho present ,school 'tertn. -The Epworth League, eel' the .)aloes Street Church, visited the Ileusall League last Monday even•• in.;. The Exeter Lvet:guo took charge of the programme and 8pont an en- joyable evening as ,the lguosts tot their lleusall brethren. -Mr. Seawright, the Caunine Com- pany's Processor. entertained a num- ber of friends to a chicken supper per at the factory. on Wednesday evening nurn of last week. T , broilc ti .-The followl04 fr+orn an exchatnzo were cooked a'‘ Clic plant, and thaw who were at the feast sl)oak very fits THE TIMES so well that' it is highly of their t at. republished. Notwithstanding our efforts during the past two months -Hallowwc en passe of[ very tluiit_ to get in arrears on Suoscrilitiorl3 ly in Exeter. The J'o'11n3ster4 wore we have a number yet who havo somewhat tired after\ the holiday not responded. We arc wing over• and did taut scene attxioult Ga got out cffart and crcat~t a disturvance. The 3atci to make the burden as light as po. sible on our readers. A Clews- of talc citizens were not re.trtovc:d 1=o far as an former fc. tive occa?irons. as there was very little doing- in that tine. -A iuict .wedding took place at the\\'cllington street !Lothodist parsonage London, on Friday after. Hoon November 1st by ltev. Jame. Lison;stone, when Mi,, Jennie Pol- lock, fortucrly of Saskatchewan, was married to Mr. John Itowe, of Exc. -A reward of 823 is offered oy the Council of the township of U. borne for the arrest and conviction of any persons or porion guilty of stealing fowl, 'grain or other com- modity from any resident of the ruunicip:ality. -A 3oo.1 concert is appreciated in Exeter, but the conduct of some who attend comes :severely under the ban. At the concert Thanksavis, evc'rti- in; several, whoevidently don't ap- preciate anything :good in the musi- cal line made a rush for elle exit Burin; tete last number on [101 pro• gram much to the annoyance ,of Close who wiihed to hear. In fact during the entire concent 1ha dis- agreeaole sound of "munching of peanuts," and ,;.'neral di:.:,r ter could be heard throughout the hall. nes.) mariners whether cultivated at hosts or not, are not Col, ated itr citties and lamer towns ar,d should 1)01 '10 allowed in Exeter. - \\'e 'Lave fancy boxes of station- ery. Tor Kolas ranging 25c. to 81.60. T1:,1e "fittest ever." llowey's Drug- store. -Owing to the illness of Miss Laura Kinsman, 'Ube room of Mica Hannah ICiilsnlan at the school, was closed on Monday and Tuesday. -Miss Fera Itowc, who has been relieving a stenugrapher at Cha G. 1'. R. station. London, for the pa;.t past dix weeks is home for (t short vacation. - Mr. Art Wood, son of Jolla Wood, who for some time wee cm;: cloyed in the London branch of the Sovereign bank last week was pro- moted os ledger keeper at tile ulaitl office at Montreal. Mr. Wood is a capable and efficient clerk and is,' deserving of the promotion. - Mrs. James, Jory, another of Mr. 'Elijah Jory, town, was enter- tained 'Monday cvenin;; at t110 home of Mr. Wm. Penlutlo by a number of ler relatives, the ,occasion being her 90th birthday. Althou.;b being a nonagenarian, 'Mrs. Jory retains all her faculties and entered into Ow enjoyment of the evening with the ;spirits of a Much younger Per- son. -Messrs. Jackson & Wiltze, aro this, 'Week tsllowina moving pictures alt 'tile 'Towyn Hall, and those who have seen them say they, are :the bcdt ever aeeQn in Exeter. lk4dsen )'c the h pictures furca : hole i3 a pro- ;ratn of music twltieh is very good indeed. The show i3 worth :going to she. A special rua'tinea will be :given Saturday .afternoon for the children. Admission 10 cents to everybody. An entire chane of program Thurs- day, 'Friday and 8aturda,y. -Mr. Lorne Scott, who for some paper should be paid for in advance. time has been accountant of the No parson would chink of writing Sovereign ]lank branch here for the to :1 city paper and askirt.., for :I last two }cars lust Monday received year's time 011 'the eubscription price. word that he had hc'etl appoitttei If they would not (bo so in the. 'ca=e Manager of the bank at 'I'eeslva:tor, of a city paper, why should they silo and will leave as soon as this &UV, SO (%'1t'11 ;t focal papers Our price is cessor, ler. Everard Gordon, of Chat - $1.00 a year in advance or $1.50 if ham arrives. Mr. Scott during his not so paid. Accordine •to (1114 we stay in Exeter has made many friend.; are entitled to $1.50 a year from both personal and for the nate:, and every delinquent. \\'.>: are asking while they will be sorry to lose hits tor. Mr. and Mus. Itowe wil1 to- only a (1011ar from all who twill pay feel pleased that 1, : has been award, side in the 2nd concession of ifay. us directly before we plac' their- .trh• eti a well-earned promotion. Thi -Every contvrnpary in glut Court- scriplion accounts in tete collector's pe-oplc c.f 'l'ecsww:,;.'r will find :.%1r. try recognize:( the Weekly Sun 34 !Mends. Notice from time to time hal Scott an euereetic, careful anti ol,li3- an excellent independent paper. It been given 10 :►11 renders, \W•: thank in gctltlenta.t. Mrs. Scott will also strikes out straight front the shout- everyone w110 has rc=pended, ;old al- be hissed by the large coteria of though wo are under no obligation friends which :he has made since to wait longer or to receive t;ub=crib- coming here. (ions at the 'ca,.,h in advances price, we will continue to take in r;uh4trip• lions at a dollar a year up to the 'time our accounts are handed in to our collectors. but no lonee.r. If • der in dealing with all matters of public interest. To c1t'tIt►pion the cause of the farther is its , pccial tnieeee, :Ind for thi.4 reawen evety farts. . be a reader of The Sun' \\'hen renew in 3 3'our sub• ecriptiott for your totnc paper order The Sun. ('xtra cost 14 incurred in collecting -Municipal councils all over the Ole delinquent who refused to lie ten Province have 'burn doing illc'3a1 trust bear elle burden. acts in reeri lel to remission of .1 excel. -The Concert given by the 11,''.er Only Courts of Revision rats dies rrluiL ! Concert Company in t1i Opera !louse 'Cele Mtinicip'+1 World says :'fells suit- 'Thanks!iwitiz e' Vetting' WO a mu:i- j,•etion authorizes the Court of He. rel treat seceders enjoyed by I?x ter- visi')rl k)remit taxe3 at. ""3. :ince item. The entire program will) 111.1 Burin:• the year in which tli(r as:&',e - ; 4Xcei►tion of Mr. Sloan as the "Great lett to 1110(10 O1' 31 5I1'i 1101(. before' Mario" was of Idle eli, 11ejt order. the first of July in the following and Zr('a1fly pleased 'the andb-etre year. Now•.here is the power dyes to councils to remit tax, s. U11'1l which almost filled the hall. The Colli by \1r. Verne L. the Court of Revision C011 act. : Hewerww, wore excellent and nleril'B Cho applause -The Anniversary :services in con- ! tete' received. t1r. Iiewcr his a necliolt with the Cavell 1're;tbyteJ1• l Brand baritone voice of wonderful church were l:elel la,gt Sunday, all'! rartro and what is 111041 it: ►reit 710dwwi(hmtandillg the diealgrecable l pleasing i4 11i3 perfect enuttciktion weather thcr church was well filled' evert '.'.i .1 sinus. it► ,oft tones. at both morning and evening ser. 'lite aineine (,f Mr. Pimm (Ito •tenor, v'ice's. itew'. J. W. Knox, 11. A., 8t.1 was leeley appreciated and w•n4 con - Andrews church, Surat !troy deliver- Witter:,I►le. of :r =iirpri?e to the local cel (•lequeltt forceful and h 1pful ser- concert goer e. lee puese s' ( a h'i. h Irony. Special music ea3 ;leen oy t clear tenor. whist► was ea=il}' (lis- tlhc choir. Owing to these specialccrniblc abow•C the other ,sineer4. scrvicei Sleet (•.venin,; .ervioe in the ( Ili' sin;in, (1f "The Holy City" w•38 slain Street ohurch was withdraws., well ;der', but in the 7uartett.w ho -Thankseivin, vi :►4 (;0rfc•ct au. ((11011 weather, 1 eloud1 84 +ky and plenty of warm sunshine and everVi)(►el}• went out. in the m'orn- appeared to better nelw'antaze. Mr. l'imm is a your, man in him teens and tears excellent prowect.= for t future. Mr. Ernie Siunderq, mo1101• in; (here were anion :+ ,'vireo at the oast and eccentric c.omedlian, ha.' a (':even Presbyterian Church. Rev. A. go(1RI line of talk and Ain;.' well. ile l 11. Going deliveicel the e'rmott. W(18 c ince upon for an ,'itchore each Sieciei music was furnished ny the time ho appeared. As to the Great choir asSijtet1 r►y Mr. V, L. Hewer. Marl •, little ran be said. The trick+ London's popular honitonc. Several show i by him were the same 81 ( loit players came up to play a ; t,hose riven by Shunxopevi, the In. met ell with the local knights of the dian wenn appeared here 80m0 time divert -1 :Intl were guccexvfu] in let '; ' •n, Int Mario is not to he romper- ine the Exeter player3. Many le'' • • e tl wile, the indein aq a magician. of nllootin r took their gun+ ant The concert would have been letter went out in tee w•o)d4 for tl:e day. without him. - 111 atnusin3 incident happened ou Main Street .aturday overall; and during the apace of five menace, t.hree well-known citizens j' rform•- ed sloth acrobatic feats than the cartoonist 11110 t' Val V4 -s in his mind the twonet,o. f ul doings of the celeorated \wise her 1(:W haw.y, ever dreamed of. The aforesaid citizens had, according to an eye witnes', evid,:rltly accumu- lated mote than a joyful load of "forty rod" and evere departing homeward at :,n early hour, mote, perhaps on account of their li told dispute=in; head luarters cuisine promptly at the tappotintcd .hour. 'I'h('ir 11(0(10 of travelling was by the wwa gen route. That was the ea.i('3t nay, at any rate, owing to 1 h side - !ging too narrow to accom- modate the three at that :,tag:'e, of the „atn0, when 000 could occupy the whole walk and a portion of the road thrown in. No 1ncideet mar- red their homeward journey (until the !ridge was being ncar(el 4(713 Own the lain; -bolt of the veliiels, unable to withstand the 'train of Lite con,t,il,od 30109, 1013' quietly .14) - ped from its ruoc)riti33 and uncerer• 1 moniously clumped the ontire cargo into the toad just where it was the muddiest, and the :erects Saturday nieltt after the mitt, weren't just the most comfortable 3,p0(8 to be 81 rewvn. Ther(, was sonic agility 811own by the trio after t ho preeipi- tatiott book place, but it was 'with some difficulty that they could fin] their t►earines, let alc►ne locating th.' sidewalk. We were not: inform 'd wv1►etlter 01 not their rig was pit. in a safe runditi3On for travel or if tory reached their lodgine places. Anywt +y the next day was a .zood 0111' 102 1('flt•rti(t1l and for Cle:1ri11T 111). Why go Farther The TERMS You can get the best Phonographs PRICE ILecords, etc , Cylinder or Disc Needles, ete, tO at Lowest Prices. ('all or write • SUIT THE PURITY 5 .............. Will Suit ♦N+NNN+N�= Canadian Express Bid. Thirty Days Special Sale of Ready Made Clothing in Mens, Youths, Boys and Childs. 75 Suits of Mens 65 Suits of Youths 50 Suits of Boys 40 Suits of Childs Also a number of ilLens and Boys pants in all sizes. A choice line of overcoats ranging from $5.00 to $15.00. We are bound to sell the above at a sacrifice price ill order to make 1'Oolll for other goods. Come quick if yon want a bargain. CARLINC BROS. 6O166 Perfumes The KInO You L1KG We have obtained some of the latest and newest combinations made by the foremost nlanafact- urers with the result that the Best and Most Last1op Odors can be obtained here at at prices from 40 Cts to $i.00 an Ounce EYeEy lilEly NO3 D Faor(1e Drosera Fougera, Le Trefle, Dactyles. Egyptian Lotus, Caslernere Bouquet and Royal Sweet Pea are only a few leaders, together with all the old favorites. Make you choice at COLE'S DRUG STORE and thus take Advantage of our Large Assortment - Mabel Piper spent Thanksgiving at her home here. -Mr. J. G. Jones :pent !holed:ty in 'I'arkltll on busineles. -nisi 'Etta Wheatley, of Clinton, visited Mr.3. Harvey Itowe 'l'h;,ltks- giving day. -Ladies hand-ba;ga front 75c. 'to $5.00. A 1i; as,iortmcnt at ;Htow- ey's -Drugs tore. -Mr. Chtirtcris, of E.ginondville", viait,ed her :;sten ti1ru, Geo, Mc' Leod over .the holiday. - Mr. Frank Weekes, of Lietowei, visited at his Home there, from Thursday until Monday. -Mr. 'and tiers. Ralph Ketldy, of t",sborne, visited their sons in 1)e- troit, over the holiday. -A t.ig as ortwent of Xnia1 pres- ents already On Lend at llowey'i• Dru;store. Call and Fee thein. .lfisi 'Thompson, of Shedden, re• turned to her home on Monday atter t► week's visit with Mr9. John Iti, 11010, 13011N NEIL, -Irl Exeter, Oct. 24th, to Mr. end firs. \Vcllineton Neil, twin boys. EILIIEIt-in Crediton, en Wednesday 30th. to Mr. alai etre. II, F. Either a dau;htcr- DIXON-lit McGillivray, on Friday, Nov. est., to Mr. and Mrs. Mut - gin Diboll, a son. MARRIED IW\V14-1'ULLOCK-111 Lowly!). l tt• day. November 1st, by Rev. Jame; 'Livingstone, Jennie rollick, sof I Sasha toltcwan, to Mr. John Rowe . of Exeter. THE Sov6r616a BaoK 01 Gallathi Notice is hereby given (hit a divid- end at the rate of (1 per cent. ((S _) per annum on the capital stock of this Bank has been declared for the period of four (4) months ending Nov, 3')tb, 1907, and that the same will be pay- able at the Head Office and at Bran- ches on and after Monday, the lata day of December next. The transfer books will be closed from the 1st to the 1-1th day of Decem- ber, both days inclusive. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD, F. G. JEMMETT General Manager. Toronto, October '?''nd, 19e7. Give the Cook a Chance to prove her skill in baking by providing Star Flour "Star Brand" It is the one Flour that has the quality to assure the best results in baking. "Star" always yields the lightest, whitest, sweetest and most nutritious lous greed and rolls and the choicest cake and pastry. A trial will prove this. Give us a Call HARVEY BROS. EXETER, -- ONTARIO. ••••••N♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+N+•• ENTER ANY DAY Commercial Correspondence among our students at Wing - 2 ham, Clinton, Walkerton, Or- angeville and Goderich, We • have incorporated the commiej 416, of 011r TWELVE BROADLY • ECI'('ATEI), WIDELY EX- PERIENCED '1'EACIHERS. (Gregg Shorthand taught by .t Graduate of the Author, John 11' Gregg, Individual instruction. We invite comparison and close investigation. OUR, MAI!. COURSES TEACH SINGLE I'A 11 1: TO TORONTO. On account of the "Ontario Ilorti• + cultural exhibition" t he / Trunk Railway System will i..suc re- ' Write for particulate, turntirke'tl at 1111;1e first'class fare GUNTON froul all stations in Ontario to Tor - 0111.0 _ood ,;o„ Nvo1311 :11111 14th vali t for reinturningv. until1Mondry' Nov. 1611,. Full iufernlation ante tickets tray be obtained from Grand Z (1EO. SPOTTON, Principal, Ticket agent or writ( to J. 1). Mc. •. Don•lld dent rice Passen;cr A gent i ���N����e►N��������������I I'►,ion Station Toronto Ont. YOU IN YOUR OWN HOME. BUSINE 8S GOLLEGE DANIEL. E. EBY, Vice Prin. APPLES WANTED We are paying for apples delivered lat the Evaporator on Station street, prices rang- ing from 35c to 50c according to the:aQples; IL All apples to be of peeling size. TtIE OIBB CO. Evaporator on Station Street, Exeter. J. 0. EARL, Manager.