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"AAII�� JONES & MAY'S
Phone No. 32.
NEW ARRIVAL
-OF-
Dress Goods
Every Day Brings Us Something New
This is the time of the season when you are all looking for
something NEW and NATTY. We have a beautiful range of
Exclusive I atterne in Dress or Suit Lengths. All the season's
Novelt;es are shown here in abundance. engt
Block and NM Checks
Are very popular this sea-
son. The makeup very swell
and are very becoming to any
Lady.All sizes
y in check tor
25e, 50c, 75c and $1 per yard.
i 1 BIRK YOKES
Are very strong again for a
real dressy Lady. They are
very fine in their weave and
I cotne in plain or fancy Satin
stripes. Prices
FOc. 75e. $1 and $1.25
YOUR NEW SPRING HAT
Should have the touch of Fashion's hest style. and it an
have 1t at a moderate expense if purchased here. Our experi-
enced designers will suggest your particular becoming Style in a
Hat. Our Milliners are very busy. Conte along Early and they
will attend to your wants. a imp
SPECIIII $ I KID GLOVES
\Ve have secured a regular
SI 35 French Kid Glove that
we are making a special price
nn of $1 per pair colors Black,
Tan or Grey. Every fair
Guaranteed.
NEW SPRING CHIS
Just arrived another ship-
ment of New Spring Coats.
Nice short jaunty ('oats or
the long ones, Striped or
Plain Covert Coating
$5. 167. $S, $11)
ROOM RUGS ARE ALL THE GO
Never before have we had such a season for Huge. It is
easily seen we lea'1 the town as business talks and our business
this spring is a surprise to us. Small Hugs or Large Rugs will
found here to suit everyone.
theIf you need a Rug for any of
your rooms do not fail to consult us as we can lave you money.
Rage from $1,010 ;up to $40.00 each. \Ve also have a beautiful
range of
Lace Curtains Curtain Muslin Carpets
Tapestry do Dotted do Linoleums
Frilled do Striped do Matting'
Madras do Madras do Denims
Jones & Ma
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Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford
• Clothing also high grade shoes and wall paper
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Good Clothes
May Not Make A MAN
nut they can make hits )nighty proud that he is one.
Our clothes WVi1•L. Try them and enjoy the luxuricus
feeling, of being well dressed. Til EV ('r,.r No bioi:F:
\cat n shabby or out -of date suit is not a badge of am-
bition Or prosperity and there is no person of whom the
world is lnorc shy than the slothful or unsuccessful than.
Call 011 us and see our styles and pat.
terns. Our prices are the lowest in
town
We take more pains to suit you and
give you satisfaction than we do to sell
you New Ties, Hats, Shirts and Shoes.
Sandy Bawden
ISlat
Inc to !teat by which diamonds h^.vo ,
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Compare Your Razor
With the New Carbo Edge
Don't be on0,flee' with the razor yner
are tieing because you inertly think
It Is the beat.
(let the Carbo•Maenetic. Tt will
lest bringer -It will give you a quicker,
smoother shave.
Try It for 30 days nt our expense -
then you w11I know whleh 1a the best
-for the sure test of value Is com-
parison.
"fight tempering" is the secret
of t'arbo-Nlagncl`.e It aferrlority. The
•.('arho edge" Is serene by an even
electric heat of 2.500 degrees Fahren-
heit -.a m esu " rarbonlz.ation s1m1-
be••n pro/lured. The result Is nee
hardest .offing edge known to eaten. e
a blade that you ares luny t.,
tlono or grind.
Don't take our word for it -the razor
proven itself --soma In te"lay and get
one on 30 (lays' trial -free.
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W. J. HEAMAN
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HURON&MID DLE:SEX GAZET1 f
EXETER, ONT , CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, APRII. 7th 1610.
gimes.
IF 1 CAN IAVE r
If I can liveI Locals I Exeter Opera House
To stake some• life the bright:r. or to' Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher is eeriouslyi Friday, April 8th
give i,
A second lustre to some tear dimmed '
eye, Mrs. Jos. Sutton is "'lite DI at her
home, Main surest.
Or e'en impart
One throb of control t to an aching I it rank l o ''r has been ( n; afted as
heart : barber by W, 1►. harks,
Or cheer 3001•• wayworn soul in p,nr;-
ing b3•:
If I can lend 3 1 tate et., Teivitt
A strong hand to the fallen, or de_ lot, t h 1' 1 pili 7 nh moria) Church.
fend Piano tar iia -one• toed 3,•conI Miss Thomson is one of the floes!
The rel!! ee•ai::;• •'ntr'e • •evio•• 1 hand piano. near!). nese. American a°prunes appearing before the public
.;!coin. intake. only $$`100. Apply to John Ped -I to•ctay, She will be heard in old Folk
M3 life. 'tiro bare, ler. Exeter, '11a;n street, south 1-7ti l song. in costume.
Perhaps. of much that ra•t.mcth d :lir J1 r. Thos. 'E. Hand' shifrped a i This is what the Brantford paper says
and fair load of show hors a to eW inn;pee F'ri- of bias Jardine -Thomson:- "The chief
To tis on earth, will not have been laid.).. N1 r, Al. 11 3e,•tt accompnni,•el; artist on the program was Miss Mary
alt'' them. i Jardine•Thornson of 'Toronto, and she
gave great satisfaction. Possessed of a
charming personality and a very sytti-
pathetic soprano voice, her group of
old English folk -lore songs were itn-
rnensley enjoyed. In a most becoming
Miss Mory Jordfoe - lhompsoo
Strati berry Plants for (Hale - 1 Dramatic Soprano
have a choice tot of $trawherr • ,I•
of ten varieties for sate Apply Auspices of lbs Lada Me-
of
U Pots •, urC ,
The purest joy. The death 'occurred nr Star le on
Most near to heaven. far from earth's Monday of 'th!a weeks of >.Mr'. 'W•0.
alloy, \1'orden at n rite. old nee, The 'u n -
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is b;ddin r reoud give way to .un and neral will be held on Friday, April Itth.i bi on Saturday last NI 1
he ;
nd 'la ill 1a• wed, r• t, •,•I(lon old 1 efN► costurne she sang "Young
If on that day of days the anew!; fel:I7he stock awns fo une trtlelen inches • of fall �h ne rne,"t"1'he,Blue Kerchief �to ' Keys [r of
Of nte. she did her best for on • of and would he pretty haul to brat. for Heaven," and Great Grandmother" -a
Th`n.. so early in the season,
Helen )loot Jackson. The many 'friend. o' Mica Nettie dainty collection certainly, and very
-�---- daintily sung, in the second part of
.The many
ii ho uud.rty"nt an opernlior, the program Miss Jardine -Thompson
ESI?TEIt COUNCIL at the boap:tat. London. n ill be pl,•as-1 appeared in hoopskitt costume, and
The Council of thu Village or Exe- id 'to 'learn taut the operation wnsl looked surprisingly well too. A num-
ter met in the reading roost or the successful and 'that M'es K ddy islberof the "songs our mothers sang"
Town Hall on Friday. April 1st, 1910 doing nic,•!y,
at R p.m. All the members were pre- were sweetly tendered, and the clever a �i�-Z .1
eree•seette MlyrM tgltjjti;,
sent. The minurt%s of the A e'nng of telephone nem haw,• L., n (artiste had to respond to ttvo or three =
meetin{t
working in'tou n during the vociferous encores. This is Mise Jar -
held March 18th were rend and ap last we •ki
proved.
replacing many of the old po'cs withIdine•Thompson's first appearance in
A petition sien•d by ,117 citizens °i" ori.s and making 0th r r,•pnirv, Brantford, but it is to he sincerely Special Discount.skin;. that 'rho Council repeal d1y_,;ttt.to the I;neL, Tb.•y are also putt;ns inIhoped that it will not be the las;. She Sal®
No. 5, 1'!.09, Cimitlnx the number of °n ,Inder.rronnd cable acro.. Main ! is aclr.alalic soprano of much ability.
lituor licenses to three , wasAtrret to connect with .the central' Next ! Yes n zt thin; is to h• ar
The same was ordered (:teed, r:ad• station.
Mr. Walter Gordon Cram on Friday,
W. J. Carling. on behalf of ratepn3•. "Teddy". 'flit. hilly sole or C. \\' ' April 1eth. in his acplendid r.ndihiona
erg on the Louth side of Huron street, Cross i3 erufferint from an attack of or wise! piece _a,
ask,St. Vitae dance the result of a IrijhfE ARE starting nor Annual Discount. sale comprising
d that the Council repair the
drain between William and Carling received last week. Die brother Wil- v,/ every Article in our Large and NVell Assorted stock
street., Per Leven- Luker -That he had the m;sroi;uu • t0 jet his hand Councillor Chris. Luker !caves on
which we are offering at Special Discount for the
the Reeve and Councillors Jlaikw-ill caught in a at -trap and it so ihoeked I'r'day for Ht. Catharines where be Nl:\'T THII(TS' DAYS,
and Ileamen with the Commissioner the younger !anther that the above has accepted a s:tuntion, Mr. Lukee
be a committee and report. -Carried, "°s the resell will ►now•• his family eller,. les soon n7
Mr. A.0. I) • .
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and J W.
S no, ,Tay )or Mr. It, H. Lahr„ npp.'n exporter, will h • can dispose of h� properly.
also -lies, 1lorrrll complained of the move front Si. Marys to Toronto
drain in front of their properties not about May flexr where he
propos •a BORN
taking away the water. Per Hearnan'to mak' h:A borne. Ily his removal MIOHLEY-At 1Vhalc•n. to Mr. and
and Italkwill (ha. the Reeve Council- St. Marys lawn and excellent citizen. Mrs. Oscar 'Morley. a daughter.
lora Leven! and Luke- with the Coin- Mr. Lang will continua; in the apple GODHOLT-At Winchelsea. on Nlerch
misaioner be a commit! end report
Carried.bneiness nrnokin;t Toronto bits head - 24th. to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Godbolt,
)matters, -8t, Marys Arens,
The following accounts were read March was a remarkable month, a son. _^
anti passed: The Exeter Electric Light Some of the older reaidents tell ma it NIEUU-At A1'inrhelsen. on :March 21. L.
Co.. street lit;htine $63,00; ° 0 -Mr .and ,Mrs. W. G. .Medd, a =
lighting $4/4.00 ; seri,' + n zood 'many years Ainc. we bad daughter,
! Town Hall lighti•• • such fin» wenth r Burin; the wIndy DEIJIt(JUGl•:-At Winchelsea. ,on
$3.61): 11, llpnekman, gasoline and o.,s month. I, cant. in likea lamb and
1';7,10; Geo. (:udme.ore• labor. $3.00: went out the nee. The maple syrup . Marc?, 191 h. to Mr. and, Geo, Del.
Sitars !landlord. do.. $3.50: T. ...rock Lf•nson was hr;cg n Lon'
jr.. $'2,50: ; t'i dney \Near, do., 75c • ho> and i that luxury .will !MACK th • 5th Con. Hay
II's-tete do.. $2.75: 11', \V A. he missed h} many this .ummor. The on March :10th. to Mr. find Mrs.
tt1s,. 7 (atcotte do., farmers d:e) qui•.• n hit o: needin5 Charts (ltackwe:l, a dauthter.
51.25. Thos. do.. 75c: John which is an tiro:seat thin: during COltitl'I A1' -Al the $:u,h!e Lino.
. Fre d ]lector. do.. Nlareh• lase i .. "I•rc:, 19th. to :\ire and
$1.75. Geo. Ganders. do., Pile : David
G !lis labor, fi2c.: 'Sara!, Ilradtl do„ bleated at theat Lfith% antch, rch. Dash. Mrs. ,lo• ph Corriveau. n son.
rn, 75. \Vee. J. )1 sse,e. pt. e•:,lary. wood. on 1Vedneedap April Oth, abet it. 11.onIt-Ar the Goshen Lim• r. and
- :1.00; C. W. Cross, pt. Palmy, cetne- M's, (hristinn lite , r. dautrht,•r of I'. on the 15th or Marc),. to :Mr. and
: rye $'1`,,00: Jae. Connor. pt r-a!ar S Mrs Yainne•1 Braver, a daughter.
1 ratian.. 1•)5.00; '11 3 Mr. end Mrs. Nicholas Sieves. hecnm.• tiTEl BENSON -At the Parr Line.
(Aker �0rth End Ifireihull,n�10,00 cart. , ,h.• t cid. or Mr. F'r •denck Urarin:r. o' Strinl''y'. on Mnrrh '20th. to Mr. and
d,•rror. pt. halary. $4d.75 ••• T. iloulden•
II 'n -all, former:v of Ex, r r. The Mrs. (:hurl •a titeph 0300• a dsuzh-
.t► • c•rernony was p•r:ern,„1 :rr four "'r• In order to redree are large stock of pianos. We are going to of -
part ea:ary.',leo week;, $5. arnoentint o'e'ock by the Hey. Mr. Than. The r
;n all 'to ?•Lt.fer- rive d on mo: ion of 1';m: L jo'na their many iris ndn in ox •
MARRIED I fc r to the Public for the next thirty days the biggest value for the
If PerIfe Luker llalkwcd, money that was ever offered in Exeter.
Per Ii,•alnnn-Ilalkwill - That in !radiate congratulations.
future all accounts LubniOted to the A m.e.:nt o' th bowlers ttaa held ,Ithe
lil�3�D,'•'art.nt., left' ,indjelint
•(otincil for 1ntor etc, anis! he fully at 11', 1\', Tamen', on Tu •+day ev:•n- 1'. D1:nn. Thornd•e . •.j Below will give you an idea of some Oi the bargains,
done. -Carried,
tr►nized nnd sit -city ober.• work was int. It was decided to ho'd the an• N1ay. to \ire Fred S. .'•t.1 r'. 00
nun) nit cline it/ .March instead tor Wednesday. March ;wth.
1'.•r Iw•veet-Luker-That the Clerk Auxnst as h••rntororr, Th o�y'Ji•leers UF.AItItG=aTEI•Kit-At ib - t,u.hcr- -- --- -
not 'y N1 t. Cult in. ibe contractor for as '•'acted `n AOjust fast w,•rre a Blundall Piano Case Walnut
Illi• water mains, of Ili,• unaatisfee. pointed to hold orrice until the n-•xt an church.
lean Christina $l -t•+r t0
tory condition the .!cost ie 1 ft. 1 in, high, Ivnre and F.hemy IC••t•., to ur:tweed for an unlimited time
now in annual m, er n, and w r • as follow.:' Mr. Frederick Dsarine. o! Ile e. ,.. Regular Price $2.)0.00 Sale Price $175 00
and ask to have the 'ante put in prop- f'r,s, W. 1\', Taman \ire -1'r ... C.IALLI:S-GAltl►1\Kit-At th Pres -
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•r comFtion as soon n pee ible. also 11. 14n -11. E(,•c'y {t, ' ('r eh. Tress. hyteran Manse, Them s Hold. by
ai't • G. 1'. It. regarding completion of 1ominion Piano Mahogany► Finish
N, D, harden. Th • 1 r e, '••rs Tire. en-, It •v, C, 1',t. rch •r, on Ti,T.day. April
chnt�• d.pnt� and fr�zard,,- an addition treet 'info thd. for cthe Ind
camin3 LummVrOnr,r,t. nr..; 5r b, 0 NInr. J'•nemet •ri G'ird'n r. to 4 ft 11 in. high, 7; •,etave. $peci.tlly designed in the• highest etyle of art. Reg -
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switch neceesary for the manufac. ij alar Price $: i3.txl time Price $200 00
t :rn.r (armee-Cern .d. �---
I' r Ilalktcil!-Luker-That 1TeA•r., 110A1ID Cr HEALTH I
DIED
Tay:or and Chander be offered $100.011 A in et•n,t of the 'oral Hoard of;1►EN - At Stn.'ra. on Niond.3. Morris Piano Mahogany Finish
for the erection o. cement tibntmenta 11 •n:ih was held in the o.':ice of the 'i illi. Mrs. 11'm, 1\'orden, l ft. 7 in high,
n ces•ary for water tower. -Carried.. Secre,nry on W:dnesday. March 30th, Price K� Keiu ent..d far ten }curs Rhe,ny and ivory Keye, Hegularlti011
jSTee�F:111.(ISE-in Hrr,rrave. on 'li n• SRI.in$:_In
Mr. Thos, llarrno!I n'k,d :env. to 119111. The follow in r members were
'I , \larch _'i. Itob.•rt Stonehouse.
crass Carling Steell with n Benin hresenL r)r. tiw. e r. A. 11 ,"and. �. „' 1 7I' years. --- -`-
nd if the Council would gran: hien f'amph, ll and Ilse Ilrotvn'n •• Dr UI:I It\ -in Cr, 'nwa)'• Thugs' Dominion Piano Pure Walnut F' •
rl he would furn.h the nre..Lary sweet was .'act rl Chairmen on end ' etch 211 h. 1!'10;, y. itre Finish
file and complete the• work.-Grnwee Con of H. ('ample 'I :end A. Holland! diet:; I. r, of \1r, and \ire. Wilbert f it. in. bleb, this is the beet. {,iecno rnanetfacturwl L
Mr. P. 'W, rain! an orreep,od the I'h • n1 1111 tee of , b.• 'a+t nr• tin•• were '11ood1' :1 n, Piano Co. Itcguher Price $a:;, 00 SRI. Price $'215.tN1 y The Dominion Organ &
Council re,tnnlin t corre,q,ond.nce read and approve,),
with 1h • gone.. `Shapely, Muir Co'3•, Th • following caeca n: `scarlet fever
maiert that th• compnnyl could not and Scarlatina were read. f� I Ennis Piano Mahogany Finish
comp's• with 111.• desre•e of 1 he council of report and recovery : Dr. hfy n Inman C Children l d r e n C r
0 •: •1 t,n,t the materi,rl no the ground one ca.' at ti dne•y Sender'.+ and on • FOR FLETCHER'S ; 4 ft. 7 in. high, Colonial Design, Hegnlar Price ofet el Male Price $225
for th elevated water tower by the nt Enoch Itowc!'r'•'s; Dr. Itond thee.
1:,rh o: April. drsirin,' unr;i t he CASTOR 1 A \V. will deliver to \•our home complete with et.•91 and handsome drape.
day of .lune rind .rection w0„Id gbh Dr, aNlct !l;ehddy. o ` 0 4;,4 •4ntll.John' Any of the above pinnas on 1':et meat• of $31,1NI and you 'terry pay the finlance
within 40 days thereafter. Mr,. Glad- NI ,II I1's : 1►r. Mond one ea• ' 0" Scar• due at >K'2 a week.
man was instr,ici%d to cotter \e;th !et na at Geo. Atkinson's; Dr. Drown- •, MARTIN
th • I:h:sn, er Mi. Farm -omit ':bt :. nd make 'tit on • at A. feed:ord's and on • at IL r� RTI N & CON
th- firs: Bat •. poer•:bl .. ABL by IMa.korvillr'.' SON
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Ilalkwill• 1)r, Droten:net an,,aested (t,u Ili )�;\};j'}.}j�
•f • M. MEN 1' lt. Cl •rk. secretary secure advice from the Pro.lour I ON "I'A R 1O
vificial aulhori.ic•s rezardin't the
Th' old water tank at the corner of proper time and ways o! reporting all
\la n and James streets in caving in. Worn:mei diens.:; and ley cin::; in
Th • Hew, Mr. Nfeltoberts will occupy r'terd to scar's, raver, How long A N 11 SLAEIGHTER
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to• p•1lp:t of the.lam.,s at root Nletho- 411(11:d th: (11_es I,• in •Inarnntinet and
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d s: church on Sunday fl-Nt. Lhon!d bet. pans b:.• !or th
t n Tu.eday o' last week at Ili • NI tin prop t• liftin t of ,he ,I'i.,r:intro -1
; r Plot ort h 1, alae the :'o!iowin•r1•' r De Lrou nine- seco•us d by 8.
o t.c rs w,•r e:• red: 1 residnf. 9', 1•; Centel :I that 100 tole, s ,:,eh 0 Ili •
1'armilord; 1st Vice. Mrs. .1, N. How- to' 044 II • 113(1, d painter ons b• e•cur-
erd: 2nd Vie•, Mk,. M. Brooks and i1 .or d':ilbulion, nuetees scarlet
11 a L. titre a : :Ird Vice. sirs. ,I. tl' :ever. lyl,ho d fever. der h •ria, Luta - ++
lbw •.1 • 4th \ ice ,ll:s..4. 11 atch•rord; pox and that th • usual nu►ubrr o: All (food Kinds o� I
rr.witer. 1tev. Mr. 1'ellnnd; Secy.. 'nn:troy notices be print:el and eli.-
II ts11 11owr3 : Pianist. Mies Nl,rion tr'be,iied. 0f rcnmp a nt tv -r • ;off r 4
II atrhi1.td.Flour acid Feed
and card by the Medical Of&er ne
•ard tet the hole! -k •.p rs frcgnontlj kept on hand
nlpty.n•t 'vas.0 wet •r with re(us• not
on 'the :greet and into tnnin drain;
:h • hoard to mak • an Inv all •ation.
it is as recommend -•d that 1h • Hoard
mak • nn early insp •rt'on of ih • rnnni-
c pa it y. A conie nient date to ;e%
f x tel.
Mt'. S. Campbell mov>d that t •
Hoard r, -commend (ha the tonne:!
p,y lir. \1'm. Sweet. eh:Orman o? •h.
'oral hoard of IIcn:ih. $5 per ,,noun,.
Adiner nment
Jos. H. nor, Clerk,
$x.00 per year In advaoco
For House Cleaning
Use Dustbane
Why you should use it: --
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It saves labor in sweeping.
It saves one half your dusting.
It saves your carpets and rugs.
It saves damage by moths.
It saves taking up your carpets.
It saves your health.
It saves your money.
Dustbane contains an antiseptic fluid that kills germs.
35 cents per package.
Curtain Stretchers, 1, r.4o and 2,00
Galvanized tubs 75 to $1.00
Carpet Sweepers 2.73 to $1.50
Carpet Beaters I')c and 15c
Step Ladders from 1 to 1.7
Washing Machines 7.50 to 10.00
Luid Veneer 25e
Wyandotte Cleaner and Cleanser 25c Bag
Furnace Work, Tinsmithing and Plumbing
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE
.•iiii.i. ii.3ii'--:. ,�;=s;�i E=€ �1{i�+i tET£�$}
of FURNITURE
INTENDING PURCHASERS
Will consult their own Interests byexantining our Goode
and getting our Prices before purchasing their Spring
l'ornittite as we c n sate you many Dollars,
RO W E & ATKINSON
The Leading Honer Fernishera and Funeral Directors.
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BIG CLEARINQ BAt�
OF PIANOS
Feed
fASIIw'(N)D
1 have lane. stock 0:' Peerless and
I' • fencing n'so coil and barb airy
r, rh 1 will te•`1 nt lowest, prices,-:
I,. Tioman,
0 1 EAIty I•:X1'EI4IENCE OF AN
OLD NI'iI:SE,
Mise 1Vins:ow'a Soothing Syrup 1!,
the prescription o'. one of the heat
Nina le physician, and sure,•. 'in the
United States, and bas been used for
fifty years with never -failing euce.A.
by millions of mothers for their
elordren. it relieves the child from
pi HI, cures (iarrhoea. griping in
the bewe:a rind wind colic. Ifs giving
EXETEEXETER ON 11e515, (0 th.• child, ft rests the
R, motbt.r. Twenty-five coots n bottle.
Children Ury
FOR FLETCHER"
CASTOF
Brati and Shorts
Sold 1)y the Ton.
Wheat taken in exchange
for Flour and Oats taken in
cxch:ulge for Oatmeal.
W. Rivers
,�X1:Tttilt, ONFARR)
At the Store One Door North of tlic Post Office
lbws (fonds all going at. pt ices from sic (o Vie per pm'
Silk Waists to clear at ftl.IN) Lidice Raincoats $:11'11(11 10 $o:x,
Ladies Fancy Dells tit IIIc 071(
Mens Percy 1 op Shirts let/tiler $l for 1;.i cents
Mens Neckties rcgul,tr'9.w for tele Regular ale foe 30e
Mens Linen Coll,us 2 far 13 cents Mens 14,1, 1'.,;(s from $2 Lq In $5
1.,((t. Cot t,cinan flee range of Pal tetrts:*sc to $3 50 per 'nit
MAN(11•J. SEED -Mehl. Yellow intermediate 121e a pound
Giant. Yellow Oval(tlacknge) 13c wound
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7 Barn of Soap for 2,5 cents
Inv (lath Ilriek for 5c
5''c ilyson '1'.a for 40e 25c Japan Tea for 20c
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