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A
rlerry Xmas.
Yes! that's the wish which goes out to all our
('ubtonlers and Friends. We are doing our best
to make it possible for all to make some useful
present. We are showing an immense stock of
Fall3y Goods suitable for the holiday trade and at
prices that are easily reached. Cclue in and look
through our big stock; you won't be asked to buy.
25c. 4Oc. 50c. each for a Beau-
tiful lot of fancy China Cake
Plates.
75r. $1,I0 $1.25 for three very
tine lines of Fancy Plates -
lovely presents.
$1 25 $1.51) to $2 50 for Japan-
ese hand decorated 5 o'clock
Tea Set.
500. to $2.00 each for Fancy
China Biscuit Jars Very
pret t y.
300: rale. for the newest lot of
fancy Fruit Dishes you will
see this season
$1 (10 $1.25 8.75 for a range of
Majolica ('hula Cheese Dish-
es that will surprise you.
2:ic.l3:7e.50e.75 . for a swell
range. of Ladies fancy Col•
tats; all Itailor and hand
made. Boxed one each in
fancy Xmas boxes.
50e. and 75c. for Mons fancy
and Black Neck Mufflers. -
Very useful.
$7.50 for Ladies Isabella Sable
Neck Ruff long and full,
$18.00 for a swell atone mart-
in Fur Set, Long Ruff and
full Pillow Mufi'.
$05.00 for Ladies' choice Fur -
lined coat. lined with choic-
est Canadian Rat and trim-
med with Sable. One best.
$12.50 for the finest range of semi china Dinner Set we have ever
shown; 108 pieces to the set, Pink, Blue, Green -and Brown
decorations, and finely traced with gold.
$:t 15, $3.75, $ (.50, and $5.00 for a range of new 10 piece Toilet
Sets that will put you wondering.11Will you take a look, :it
costs nothing.
t.::32 50 Gents Fur -lined ('oat;
good shell, lined with nat-
ural Baby Wallaby, collar
ar,d reveres of German At -
ton. it's a bargain.
We sell Redpath's Sugar, and
no other. It's the hest by
by teat. A car just in.
$10.00, $12.00, $13.50 for three
great lines in Men's Black
Overcoats. The values
fairly talk. Drop in and
see them.
$5.00, $5,50 for men's separ-
ate fur collars. They go
well with a new overcoat.
S A. STEWART
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Watches
Jewelry
We arc showing a large
range of Watches and
Jewelry - newest de-
signs of different manu-
facturers.
We shall be pleased
to lay away anything for
you until Christmas.
Come early and make
your selection
high Grade' Watches at the
lowest prices
A, MARCHAND
CHAND
Fall
NEW
-The Bert Lane Minstrel Co., cont -
posed of Ailsa Craig puisne artists,
tvhich showed at the Exeter Opera
House last .Thursday evening, was
the best company 1 hat held the
hoards at the playhouse during the
week, but that isn't saying much,
as they were the only ones to xhotw.
The performance didn't enthuse the
audience worth a cent and it was
some time before anyone could get
up enough courage to give even a
hand clop. The chief characters had
assumed the names of minstrels who
have made fame as black face artists.
Chas. Thomas, the little Englishman
wasn't too bad, and neither was the
singing in the opening chorus. The
principal soloist of the evening. Mr.
Fleming, had a nice manner on the
stage, but whoever told him he has
a , good voice couldn't tell II. flat
frotn the %vind 'whistling through :1
key-hole.w
Tho Ilat dialogue bytwo
d g
of the teen got so tiresome, that the
audience told them to cut it short
and "skidoo." The after piece. en-
titled "Ill -Treated Trovatore" didn't
bring forth even a snicker. The
interlocutor sang a song and was
fair, while the Japanese song by the
(elbow nssutning the Raine of Al.
Fields w'ns good compared with the
rest of the singing. it is not ex-
pected the company At il 1 play :1 re-
turn engagement Here.
The BGst TfflU000
Suitings the Tree
Nothing in the way{ of a Christmas
AND gift will give 83 I11it11 pleasure to so
many for so long a time as an E1118t1N
Pnovonn.tptr. The enjoyment it at -
fords is the kind that lasts and the
kind that every utenll•er of the fancily
appreciates. lreciates. s agiftnot0
Plate tri f r the
Fashion11
time being. but for all tiute, taking on
a new interest with every new record.
The Phontogroph sings, plays 01
talks. It is aeifted iti ►and oper-•
as in minstrel fun. it means as mud
to the little folks as to the grown folkt-
Just now the eternal question is.
"What shall the Christmas present
hey" The answer is,
Just flrrlvcu
Call and Make
a Selection be-
fore the rush.
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor.
EXETER, -- ONTARIO.
ERNEST ELLIOT
Conveyancer Accounts Collected
OYEY to loan at lowest wee.
Soma west Lands for Sale.
Office, Main Street. Exeter
7
tin Edison rhonopraph
For your home or for any 110111 a
Phonograph means the beginning of a
long term of genuine enjoyment.
THE PURITY
). '.Vit tis Pow ):Lr., Mgr.
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DON'T MONKEY WITH
T11.\T CO17011
use
HOWEY'S SYRUP
WIiiTE PiNE & TAR
Hold only at Howey's Drug
Store. 13ig bottle for 25c,
Market Report. -She following is
the report of Exeter markets. cor-
rected up .o December 19tb., 1807.
\%'bi t. t:0 t:,•tat% per Ltuhcl.
Oats, 40 cents per eushel.
IJa(ley. 50 cents to 60 cent
Pt :IA, 75 rents to 80 cents.
Bran $20 per cwt.
Shorts. $22.
Feed r'lour, *1.30 to `.31,35.
Metaled Flour (SCAR), *2.75.
(logs. Iiweweight "5.25.
Ilurs, tlresse•d
11 iv, S14 and h15 ver (eel.
('lo%cr seed. $8 to $10 per bushel.
Potatoes. 75c. to JOc. per bag.
nutter, 23 1e1t
F:„ 21 cent; per dozen.
Dried Apptea 0 ceuta per lion lel
Coal, .7.25 a tort.
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-Xutaa oydcrs at llardy's.
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CHRISTMAS BARGAINS
nts at this store and sage money, A Bitstock j T OLD RELIABLE
Buy your ChristmasPreee
of suitable goods for Chriattuas gifts, at lower prices than can he purchased
elsewhere. We welcome you. t.'all and have a look through. We want you to
see what we are doing, and get our prices because they are right.
Suitable Gifts for Ladies Suitable Gifts
Our Bleached Tab -
lingo cannot be beaten.
Ask to see our special
Bleached Linen at 511c;
warranted all pure lin-
en. 50c.
'table Napkins, spec-
ial at 85c doz; Table
Napkins special at $1.25
a doz; Table Napkins
special at $1.75 doz; Ta-
ble Naeklns special at
$2.00 doz,
FANCY LINEN -An
enormous showing of
Sideboard Scaife, Dres-
- Miss Annie Weekes, is visi hog ser Covers, Stand Coy -
friends in Guelph. ere and Shams, linen
- Mr. Rich. Welsh returned Sa ur- and muslin prettily em-
broidered. Doylies ac
to 25c; Linen Covers $1
to $3; Shams 50c to $1.
day from the west,
- alrs. W. J. Beaman entertained
last 'Thursday evening.
-Mr. W. .1). Sanders attended 1itt Christmas Cushion
Winter Fair at Guelph last week. I ('overs and 'fable Cov-
-M r. Elijah Iliggins, of 'Toronto, is et's. in Tapestry and
visiting at the home of his mo her Silk, eery fine goods,
bought specially for
-Mrs. John McInnis left Monday Xmas trade. Price 75c
to visit friends at Lumley and other $1.00 and $1.50.
places.
- For nice box of bon ion; ca 1 at
E. 1:, lIardy's one door atortIt sr ver-
(14.1
flank.
-Mrs. Going entertained the Dim,
triol ministers and their wive4 on
Monday eve .• g.
-Oraoses 25e 30c. 400. 50c. Oqc. z
(10800 at E. E. Ilardy's, oft,; door
north Sovcrei.,t hank:
-Mrs. Win. Statham, tvho has .been
.suite sick for the past Week is ;tato
able to be about again.
- Mr. .1. 1'. Clarke, of 'Winnipeg,
a former bu.itless man of E;teter.
here.
The utast beautiful
showing of Dainty Col-
lars we have ever dis-
played come and see
them. Price 50e. 75c.
$1.00.
KID GLOVES -- Al -
moat every Lady appre-
ciates a pair of good
wearing Kid gloves and
theta the kind we sell
every pair guaranteed
In Black and colored
Price $1,00 $1.25.
FANCY BELTS- in
Silk, leather and elas-
tic in all the Popular
shades. Price 2.1e. and
50c.
FANCY LEAT1111t
HANE) BAGS - Also
Fancy tartan Silk Bags
makes it nice looking
preeent as well as a use-
ful one. Prices 75c.
$1.00, $1.25, $2.00.
FINE SILK SCARFS
In Cream. Pale Bine,
Pink, very fine quality
72 inches long very po-
pular. Price $1.54) $2.
for Gentlemen
Men's tine Kid Gloves
in Mocho's, Swede and
Dressed kid, lined and
unlined. Price $1.00
$1,'25.
NECK WEAR -- A
bright showing of Bows
Four-in-hand; Knots
and Strings in all the
new shades, Price 25c Tapestry Curtains and 'fable Covers in all colots ranging from 82,00
to 50e. $0,50. Tapestry and Embroidered Cushion Tops with Cord to match.
A SUITABLE GIFT Ladies hemstitched and Fancy Embroidered handkerchiefs in eitk, linen
FOR GENTLEMEN.- and lawn. Choice line of Fancy Collars and Belts.
A Fancy box contain-
ing pair fine braces, 1 A very choice line in Gents Ties, Mufflers, Handkerchiefs, Braces, Gloves.
pair Armpits and 1 pair and Fancy Socks.
Hose Supporters all for
75ct s.
Xmas Xmas Xmas
Christmas is near at hand ! What are you going to wanti No
doubt there are many things you need and a lot more you will buy
that you do not need. We have things for the needy. We are
now stocking up with a view to big trade. 1 fere are a few lines we
are offering
Pure Damask Bleached Table Linen with Napkins to match, sizes 20x:10
and :32i22. Japan Drawn Work Tray Cloth and Doilies. Damask Drawn
Work and Hemstitched Towels at 50c each.
Embroidered Linen 25c, 35c, and 50e.
too
FANCY MUFFLERS
In black or color's, large
size, beautifully tine
• goods. Price $1, $1,25
Mufflers in silk or satin
(shaped) fancy colored
lining. Price 5Oc and
75c,
SNELL & ROWE
Xmas Presents are in
Demand
And our stock pleases all purchasers. I: does not require
purse to buy something which is sure to please your friends
buying at our store. Come and inspect our stock of
CARLING BROS.
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(allil( tall tin HEAD OFFICE TORONTO.
Business Colleges WW Up Capital: • . 33,000.0
Of St, Thomas, Ont. and Aylmer, Ont. BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
O2408 JARVIF, Esq., - - - J'.'
LPH !MACDONALD., I;sq.,st
ALLAN. Esq.. :.+d free -Pr
have the Grand Trunk Dispatchers
wire running through their class room
and guarantee to place every young
roan graduate of the Telegraph De-
partment with the Railroad Company
or refund tuition fees.
Telegraphy
a fat Shorthand 8C 'Typewriting
when Bookkeeping
New terra opens Thursday, January
visited in town front Friday to Tues -1 1005 Call or write for particulars
clay.
Watches Chains, Clocks, Jewelery, Beautiful �r ')
W. ,I, Menton and son Clyde
S
,,1th portion of the ,,:tat "eek Nand Painted China and Cut
Lon Mir. and Mrs. \V m. Beaman.
Glass.
Loudon.
LOST, STRAYED Olt STOLEN -A
fox terrier pup, white, with brown
ears and brown spot over one eye. WeddingRingsSpecialty. Issuer of Marriage Licenses
Finder kindly return to A. 11. Going. a
8_ 'rrTON"
- Reports from Ottawa state that
Hon. Clifford 8ifton will decline to •
be the candidate for Brandon at the us -Miss Evelyn Gill, of Toledo, is
next general election, but will devote 6IiRISTMtIS visiting at her hoe here.
his time to private business. -At r. Curt Harness, who was very
-Last ae0k the \hitt tltt Unitedtral R[S[,ETS tato tvilh pleurisy is mcovering.
paid their ewployecs in th0 t'uil0dStates with Canadian Currency. This -The Misses Chesney, of Kippers,
is the first lime such n thins; w•asspent n, few days this week the
done in the history of the road.guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. It. McDon-
-A1r. It. N. L'ruikshnuk, w'ho for The kind that brings cheer to the ,,ld.
several years eras butter -maker ,tt heart of one who gives as well as the --\L•. Norman Ilodge•rt, hardware
the Creamery, left last Saturday for
one who receives clerk for 1'. Hawkins & Son, has been
('r:utgeville, where he intends tak- Dainty, Artistic, Useful and i confined to his home since last week
a course in the Business College, Ornamental Gifts - 011 account of a severe cold.
that place. in choice ebony goads in Toilet and I -On account of next WednesdayllR, OVENS EYE AND EAI( SUR- Manicure Sets, Hair Brushes, Cloth i being Christmas. we would re latest
t;eon. will he at the Commercial Brushes, mirrors, etc. I our advertisers to get copy in not
Betel. Boras 9.30 a. tn. to 4.30 p, later than !Monday and correspon
Ill. Glasses properly fitted and die-' Fine Stationery cleats not later than Tuesday morn -
eases of eye car and nose treated.' Perfumed Soaps ( ing as we intend going to press earl -
\ext visit on Saturday, Doc. 28.1,1t ler than ,usual.
Kodaks, etc
-C. E. Hackney's auction sale of
farm
.louts, of London. former -
farm stock and implements advertise.Special attention to our line of Y
ed for last Saturday, was caned off lv of Exeter. has been getting hint-
' I Christmas Perfumes :wit in the limelight in London. A
The!
• � e storm. t stove to
the severe t sold a
taccountot \V' had II
of Mr. Wilson f
cc ext not
+ •' I take sal next were t
t- •o• +11 t k eats
sale however, 1, I 1 � The finest selection anywhere tom- Jones and as payments Saturday at Phos. llruldtord's old
sales' stables. i prising all the most popular odors in made in accordance with the agree -
bulk, forth the leading perfnutes as meat, Wilson replev'ined the stove.
-Fire Chief ,i:uues Weekes hos re- I well as .tones had him arrested on a charge
eeived the usual notice from t he Can-' la tCd Perfumes of halving forcibly entered his house
Underwriters' Fire iderwriters' AssociationIOr
p but when tho Ca80 Cagle up for trial
calling attention to the dangers from in beautiful boxes making very suit- at London Inst Saturday Jones failed
Christmas decor:itions, displays, etc. able presents at astonishing low to appear and the defendant w.is hon -
which a re freruently made n1 this prices. Drably discharged.
time of the year. -Air. .1. Lewis Thomas, of London.
Times Christmas Calendars - We COLE'S DRUG STORE Civil Engineer for the townships of
have this ,year issued a very hand-` Stephen ntul iIay, is mourning the
some calendar, at a considerable ex- Ions of his iustruutents and plan.+ of
1101180 and which we are giving to, -The Main Street I{pwort lt League the proposed ,1)ashtvood Evangelical
subscribers paid up to January 1909.was entertained by the League of church. which were stolen or lost
Those wishing calendars trailed send 1 James Street church on Tuesday from his sleigh near 8t. Jolliet last
5 cents for postage. We Have lubes l evening. The preerain was given by Friday, Mr. Thomas and assistant.
ec 'on
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tl
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were here n1
r
for each calendar. Renew at once as
the members of Hie farmer length. with the ,Dashwood church and left
they are going fast. and was of a missionary spirit. let-
-Mrs. Patrick McPhillips• one of tera and characters sent. by Err. F. F. Exeter Wednesday night for Lucas.
london's best kkitoeit and respecied Allan. missionary to China for the Thursday they remained at the tat -
resident 4. died there on Tuesday, last Exeter Epworth League District, Is'- ter place and on Friday morning con -
week. Mrs. McPhillips was a for- ing read. tinned their Journey to London. At
mer resident of Exeter. having livedSt. Johns they went into a livery
-The funeralj of the late 11. II. stable to look at a horse. They re -
here with her husband and family Gunn. M. 1'. Walt hold Inst Thursday turned in about ten minutes and
over 24 years ago. She is survived by afternoon al Rr:ifolib :0x1 tc,.s one of jumped Otto the sleigh without ascer-
five sons and throe daughters. Thi' the largest and •most impressive ever twining %whet her their property had
remains were buried in London. held in \Vrstertt' Ontario. The floral been tampered ttith. After driving 8
-An order w; 1s Blade by Chancellor offerings were riagnificettt and rep- mile or so towards Loddon it %%tts dim-
resented
ts-
resenl d many 1)alirs, polilirtl and covered that some of the instr tits
facial, with tvhich the deceased was and the plans of the church were
connected. taken or At lost.
JIM
Boyd at 'Toronto Iasi I.rainy to wind
up the Kurtee & Mct.ean Co., manu-
facturers of gas engines. Mr. kurtze
will be remembered as the gentleman
who was here a year ago last sum-
mer frith the automobile carry all,
11hich he ma:tut:inured for Reeve lio-
bier, but which was returned 38 un-
satisfactory.
--'fhe roadway in front of 1 he
Times office was the scene of an Up-
set last Saturday afternoon. It wan
not a 0189 of us kicking someone out
of the office for violating the rules
of our . met um sanctot um. but a
gentleman who calve out of 1 he Ce•u-
ttal yards and tried to take the turn
,forth at too swift a gait. The driv-
er, vehicle utd horst' were thrown in
w'ha t
a promiscuous heap in a . s u° tk
which our P. 1). had very convenient-
ly thrown off the sidewalk in the
morning. Helping hands pulled the
occupant of the buggy from his peri-
lous position, tthile others extricated
the horse ft'otn the harness which en-
tangled it. An int entory taken nf-
tertwnrd showed that no da011go had
been sustained.
AN EXTRAOItDINAI(Y BARGAIN
SALE at The Exeter Bargain Store.
Chrisltnas ('heap Salo of Jewelry and aa dainty a display as Exeter ever
Fancy Goods suitable tot. Chris. 111;18 shows. Xmas Stationery
cats. All goes nt half price. Also
a. st k of Clothes, Tttecds andColgates Rodger & Genet Stationery for a holiday gift is grow-
Ite:1ds-tuade Clothing and 15 men's PitiersTaylors ing its popularity vett by year, Select
Overcoats, goes for half price. This Taylors Stearns only (ood Stationery and here is
will he a rattling Bargain Sale and Handsome Packages 25C, 54k. 75c $1 where you get it 25c to $1.5''.
will continue for three d:1ys. Setur- and rip. Lowneys Chocolates
..•Ertl and 21th December. r. 7 h. bat- Sachet Powders These are
HOWEY'S
Christmas Suggestions
Holiday Hints of Merit, Beauty, Utility
and at Prices that Spell Economy
Study -,this list. it will simplify' your Christmas shop are Av.'', ing rtpidly.
Wide Attendance Students attending our chain front almost every
county in Ontario; many from Manitoba, Sask-
atchewan' Alla.' to and British Columbia; some from the United States, Eng-
land and Scotland. Vc train nlot'e young people than ant, other manage -
form and that novel fall to delight recipients Note the went in 1Vestern Ontario. .
Avewe invite cow-
prices- every petit a heaping moneys worth. Paris -m rain dividnnlge )linstructiotaken n,)trUr Kyaett'11t students attend tiightes is not �classes free• ,tn•l
Christmas Perfumes Xnias Cigars , may take ell the above courses,
E. 1I.13HST, Manager.
- Airs.
HoN. I). MCMIII.LAN,
ARCH. CAMPBELL. E M.P,
tit, E. 1)1M1'NT, Esq., M.P.
HON. I'Ll:.it AICLAR£N,
W. K. Mk. ALOtr2', Esq. ,
�f F
ALEX. Its' cit, Esq., K.C.
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CASSE LS, Asst. General -Ata
Savings Bank Departme$
ltlterc i at best cut -real rata paid quartette.
Why Not Give a Pipe for Christmas?
It would be a perpetual reminder of the giver and a source of
continual satisfaction if you get an
4740eGi'!
This brand on a pipe is equal to the sterling mark on silver.
The bowl is filly guaranteed against cracking or burning, and
everything about it is fully first-class.
For Sale by
W. S. COLE, Phm. B. -
Exeter.
Loose Leaf Ledger System
The only Commercial School west of Toronto using the above
Modern Office Work of Actual Canadian Business Procedure.
,
Greatest
Canada's G
I housecallings
daily
for
rad
nates of
Ca a
Wholesale h
Y g
Chain of High grade Business ('olleges, because our students "Learn
to do by doing." Each student has loose leaf ledger,.bill' and
charge system, card system, bank book; fills out scores of notes,
drafts, deposit slips, cheques, statements, leases, mortgages. receipts
shipping bills, etc., ctc Our students do actual business from the
first day.
Oregg Shorthand and
Touch Typewriting
taught by the most widely experienced teacher in Ontario; she is also a grad-
uate of John it. Gregg, the Author, and highly recommended by him. Last
year our Stenographers were all placed within 10 days of graduation. Many
of these young ladies now drawing $7111 to $S►M1 per year. It is freely ad-
mitted that we train the most rapid and accurate,
Our Telegraphy 1)epartnlent is (111 equipped. Railroads aro
., and
tt11:u u'a
Operators,
f
short
ping. It will enable you to snake selections appropriate and
acceptable. It tolls of articles of beauty and utility; of ex•
Unit) acceptability, of Christmas presents always in good
ttowey'e line of Perfumes., represent Nice line in $1.01) Packages, ! W I N7 I R TERM RM BP O I NS JANUARY 6
Write for Catalogue.
CLINTON BUSINESS COLLEG
OEO, SPOTTON, 1' (INCiPAL.
day 21st and Monday and Tut sdaP -
o ) ('andies th it. the most 1
critical can pick no flaw in.
Big Assortments
Exeter, Ont
rice of the stock ► 1us be cleaned
' 'Big Assortment of Odors in 1 oi,
out. The shore will he closed for
,
two days ,110' week Thursday and
Friday and the big nate will eonn-
Illaatnrday morning , bottles Od
10 Ws S. Howey Phln. 1
o'clock, J. W. Broderick,
-Tao public ,'cl►oois will close to. .....
tnonott for the Christmas holidays.
In (• 14.111 of the rooms entertain- l 0•
!wants 1%111 be given in the afternoon tr
to which parent and friends of the do
p0:
• pupils are invited.
SII members of Exeter Lodge
1
are re attested to attend t11
ting on Friday Dec. 2701. Ele
• of officers and business of int
ince, G. E. Anderson, Mee'y•