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H 1 S STORE will close cvery
Thursday Afternoon during If
the months of July & August .s
custumei s win kindly hear this in mind •: •
MILLINERY
We are having
A Big Clearing Sale of Trimmed Hats
All rite smart styles. These bats !trust all he cleared.
r.OMF SPECIAL RAI;GAINS are now being offer -
1 1 ill Olt!, tlt•pat•ttnelt.
Ladies' U idol wear
Our Summer Stocks ate
complete. 1Ve have a great
assortfnent of weights and
sizes at.
1(tc, 12ic, 15c, 20c, 25c. 35c
Men's Fancy Vests
See our Men'- Fancy Vests.
Just the thing for warn! tvea-
taer. You will like there
When you see them.
81.51). $1.75, $2.01', $2.51)
Suit Cases & Trunks
1"• n will !rant a Suit Case
or 'I t u ak for going away. All
sive s of trunks and suit cases
in btock at prices from
$2.10 to $8 00
Boilers' Shoes
\\re have all sizes in Tennis
and Boilers' Shoes and Slip-
pers in blue and white.
65;, 75c, $1.00, $2.00
Ladies' Gloves
We have never had a better
assortment of Ladies' Gloves
in Lisle. Silk and Chatnois in
all leading shades, at per pair
.'tic, sic, lit►c
Men's Hosiery
Men ! \Ve have something
new in Hosiery. Every pair
is guaranteed to give satisfac-
tion. 1f they do not we will
replace them with two pair.
Price 50c
Straw Hats
Sailors and Outing Bats.
The very newest shapes and
colors. A gig assortment just
arrived.
Prices from 50c to $2.00
King Hats
The kind that look well and
will wear. We can give you
a bet outing shape for
We want to sell you your
GROCERIES
Our stock is all fres.: and (Jean
All kinds Produce taken as Cash
J. A_ S'TEWAR12'
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The 'files Want Column
As .an advrrtinin„ medium the
Es ter Times cannot 'tee sur •
!;royal. Does it occur to you
that an advertisement may
change the whole career of an
individual. and may material-
ly tiff et the advertiser's lot
in lit ' A real estate ad. will
"• t, :,.l 1, our nubscribtres
and un h r'3 %1.11n are inter-
• seal in real estate. it you
have something to dispose of;
1r wanting .help. or have
n. thing to briar le•iort the
I• I,.:t• u•• the !(Iotrols of the
1'.rn : a- your advertising
01 deem. The rust is trifling.
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Market Report. -The fo:Iowine is
the report of Ritter ularkete, cot-
• top to Jen• '.J:h.
e; ; :33 to 31 dents
1•,.1 1 Flour. standard $2.00
• • I . .1 1' .oar $1.45-$1.50.
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t1 N. 40e t0 50e.
:: h e standard 110c.
1' c.
• ossa 45c. to 48c,
• • 8hor, , •. 23.00.
• • Bran $20.00
ilesr; liveweight $8.90
Choice export cattle 57.25.
Good export cactie 86.00 to $7.00.
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DUST
Caus s Sickncss, Is a General Nuisance but caubc avoi•1cd by [''sing
DESTIII
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on Sweeping 1) ty "Dustbane," moreover, disinfects the room and
restores rugs to their original freshness. The women swear by
"Dustbanc" when once they have used it.
Don't have another dusty sweeping day Lut get a 35 cent tin of
"Dustbane".
We arc.authorized by the manufacturers of 1)usthanc to sehd
you a 35c can of their Sweeping Compsun(1, We want you to use
this cm trial for on week. At the end of this period if not found
satisfactory they will take it back and there will be no charge for
quantity used.
if it does away with Dust on Sweeping
Day You Want It
S 11(1 in bhls , hall lib's and (platter bbls. for stores, schools,
churches, hospitals, banks and public buildings.
W.J. Heaman
Distributor for
Exeter.
Canadian Factories St John, N. 13., Winnipeg, Man.
GIRLS WATIU
TO WORK ON BOYS' CLOTHING
$3.5o will be paid to Good Smart Girls while learning
and piece work will be given as soon as competent in
which way, as high as $7.50 per week can be earnod
Both !land Sewers and Machine Operators required,
Good Clean Work, Steady Employment.
Also Smart 13oy, about 17 years, to learn Cutting.
Apply to
A. W. DAVIS, Supt.
JACKSON MANUFACTURING C
EXETER, ONTARIO.
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. 1. (':u'Ilog w a>. ill London•,llou-
,1.3.
Mr. Jos. Davis was in Toronto this
week on bt:siness.
S. Fitton for wedding gift; that ore
attractive.
Remember S. Fitton fur weddidg
rings and marriage licenses.
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\\ tl. I:ttE;tht, of London, was in
town �funday.
31r. G. A. Adner,ott was in London
Tuc.klay on bushtess.
The 33rd Hurons leave next Mote
day for camp at 'London.
!truce Anderson spent Sunday el
Isis home in (iocterieti.
Mr .Garnet Craig is learning the
baking with W. 3. Statham.
Mr. Geo. ilarr. of Ottawa, visited
'dr. John 11. Scott this week.
lir .Catchpole. of Toronto. La, be. It
•;waged al barber by 'Mr. E. 'Willis.
Ir .and 37t••. W. S. •Cole visited in
3..: in Ser.., ,y.
1 r. 1'. \`. .Gladman was in- Luean
Lt,t week att ending division court.
Mr. Fred 1 rooks. of Itidgctown, iF
visiting h:e Ater, :1r+. Chas. North -
eau.
M:;. Itr. Yost visited ler parents,
'•ir. and 'Mrs. A Holland during the
past 'week.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Andrew Taylor. o:
Yarmouth C, etre, are visiting tela-
' y. s in tone,,
' `. •. J. W. Poo ell ep.•nt a f, w
.3 t during the past week itt Mit-
\I! • \. t 1. : rson. ul Logtdort.
.,ri..3' ttith bt•r Sister itis;
I. : , , 'Taylor.
Mr. M. Y. 1rcL••an. M. 1' . of Sea -
forth. u . c i 1. neve un Thera -
day last.
11r. Wilson. of W11,4:h'tn1. a Medi.
r
2 1 •elen-. o: T•.1; t , rite rsity.
:•I r 1't .l k n., re .1) . r ,• . d
u '1:. I •'. .t •• . and Mr. •u.1 '!t-
.1. J.v'ro 1. t t -r \r,rth ' . 1: y.
Pro'. 11 .. r r) v.'r his
;:arca s I:•c: .1 • on 111 13 , . ;f Job in
h . k.rkton lit, hod: •t t ti ::ch. :fine
h. 6.2.3
.1. G. V,•Iland .occupied th,
tabu.t of the :Main estre.'t rh.trch last
`abb:tth rand Arearhrd t e.tcenr•nt
• moons.
lir and Mrs. L. L. Foltick and Miss
2 of Ht. 'liarys /Tent
and Mira. Enoch Fol -
s. Ed. Jolt's i. in. London. nt tend.
.n:' :.t ;he h1•dlide of :Ir. ,lore.' moth-
- who has been 111 since the death of
u her tla•tght••r.
ll!'. Geo. S. 11.•8 •rs. of Illanahard
accompanied by fir•. i.loyd !Calvet 4.
'tent 11-n11'rtnv ri.silitig lir .and Mr,
11. 11', 1'. I?eavtrs.
Mr. and'tfr; .Dtyman Crittenden.
of Myth . tt 't. pl. asant 12 i ller. nn rel-
al.t. s ,n,l fr: nds in town on Sunday
and Moeda y.
11 I . .l .I', • r and on Thnrntn:r.
d in Sttalford 2, few *days th•
l.a•r ver, k and ett.•ndcd the lregory
nay.dson w, (Hire' on Tae.day.
and Mrs. n. .1. Vetere( t. ar,rl
�r a+ Alice I;acr •t:. of Brantford. and
Mr.s. Eden Neuftu •11. of tileneo-•.
n21 d the funeral of Miss Adelin,•
Tenth .1, of '1 rte. s Its Id, ou Erni ty,
\o,• a the. Iny-m- n whl w,•rr et• et•
••d .1 .•• London *•1n;. truce to att nt
th 1: n sal Conferenc • at V:,ticnue
33. 1' .re 1:. A. Staid y. of boron;
\\'. 11 Kerr. of Ilrnss •Is, 'trt,t 1: •or•te
Thompson of Go'I••rich.
Mr .and Mrs. A. `fh'•rrilt, of Man -
hard. N. 1►.. who vi.it,d with !,•l3 -
1.•t (n trove. $gent 11 fete days of
I). Hast wr,•k at Grind 11,•nd. On
to sday rh.3 left for their hoop
the boat ••Ilnrotlica" at 83r-
'3 voile! by Iway
I h d, nth look place /near Frobisher
. 011 Mnv alb of Mrs. T. \\'ilfont!
hr •r of 111r .•,.,.I 11r.. T. 11. 11 tr-
, 11 •.r itteph :. Th. eleven' d was
32 yl•:a ag.• and hid been
Int±; for or three y ear.. Five
les ono • 11,1 Mr,. Warring left
h' n .. lin West /nal tool. 11p
r1 , r . . • .hi.h •, 'i'h t • i' eft
, 1.. ' rr. 1, r : hsr .arrant ins; haa-
t .•, .1 roils ch: •lr •,. The
r .vrr-•d I'chichtr.
3 h r 1 1 of emir: 1{toter 12.1
11r. .lake Finkbeincr bpcut buuday
at
Crclliton.
'ti. A. I'uldestane and family have
moved to their recently iturchasc•d
cuutfortabl: hone.. formerly occupied
by Dr. Long. We wish theta 11-11ttly
1%ro,peruus years in their cosy Lottie.'
1...; riot
!standard,
That (ening room floor recd+ at-
:y•nt;ott. Campbell's Varnish Stain is
the must satisfactory finish for ell
'leers. 11 -s tough anti will !'land the
scuff and t r. ad of heavy shoes
Made el r • r .i et Light Oak. I);n•k
ntit,•r +•bides imitating oat -
t :tar:inteecl by
Last w eek iu '\Vnadbridge Crossley
t:nd Bunter closed their 'twenty-sixth
year together in Evangelistic two'k.
During tbu year they have held caui-
paign; itt Myth. Esscx,iNety Liskeard,
Aurora. Alwonte, Renfrew, ;Verona()
Li,toe,•I and Woodbridge. The eer-
vic•e; ••, re union in oil but ttto places,
and gr. at conquests as usual, have
been sau.. They I,•ft 00 ,June 2nd for
M uskueka
(lit tt letter from Rev. J. Felslo,tt.
of Chentu, China, published iti • the
Lond3,it Tree Press we • :intim! :be
name of 111.r. and !Mr -s. 1'. 3\Vestaway
Lyell known in town. We luote "\V,
are to lir•.• in a lovely house, lir.
and Mr:. \\'estaway have been living
iu ii 'but are -moving to another blare.
Tht•y have two lovely childrep.
fart all the Cinadi•at chi:drerl out
hero are the very p.ctur,: of health."
Mr. Thos. Harvey returned ham
Friday after :t pleasant trip tiroug
the west and visiting relatives neat
IVindersley. cask. 11r. Harvey i
favorably impres.aed with the t•., -t
and reports things booming tot kin
der -Ley. The town has llsrnng tip
within the past year. About rl5 car
loads of ceitler's effttets have hire
unloaded there ihis spring beside
many car -loads of horses oral cattle
Mail i', taken into ICintjprslcy once:
week in ton lots.
(hl Snndny. Slay 2!ltb. the last F,•r-
e:c.• was held in 'the I3cthesda •31rtho-
dist church on the :r4 conoes=ion of
Usborne 'township- This church
ryas erected in 1874 •and for a numbe
of years n flourishing congregatiot
eorsbiped here. At one time th.
congregation hal Th • 1 t-
visability of enlarging the htrjtlin
to accommodate th.• congregation. bu
it •rust'3 finally decided to postpone ac-
tion to see sthat the future would
hold: and now the tone• flourishing
green tion has disbanded. The last
eerttton 1% as preached by •1tt•t•. E. A.
Fear. of Exeter. The congregation
velli b.: divide d part coming to Exeter
,nd part going to Ilens•tll.
fin Thursday last at Chatham Ike.
Rueben Millyard of God_ricb. a fornt-
:a t'•ts!:•r of the Main Suet ll. thin
dist church was after two hour- bal-
loting elected president of :the London
Methodist Conference. The n: w pres-
ident has spent forty dears in Landon
conference. In accepting the n. w pos.
:ton. he referred in a feeling ruiner
to his bereavement of the death of
lois toile. rcgrettinz that she was not
present to witntss the honor which he
aplrrec:artd so hi;:bly. Mr. Millyard'e
closest competitor was Rev. 21. 1).
Hamilton. of Listowel. Tht• Tina: vote
was 167 to 80. I'residn••t '.liltyard(s
ion Rev. J. E. Millyard of•rii •.; t:l tt :<
sleeted a'. -:-nt presid •.
A very pretty bet inset sledding;
n
a t.
of mused at the• borne of th
bride'* parents. Mr. and tins. It. (I.
MacKay. 1W: ik• mot. on Er:day. Jane3rd. 011 0 : h it youngest daughter.
•1 • e:1+ married to Mr.
W. Ftank 'I:t,... ro 2nagc•r of the Rank
of Canine,' • Inninfrce Alberta.
'eh1 : . „ • .',tt%n.•d in her travel -
112. en y '•!•••,saline lard was
• 1 1' 1'1, 1 rade nett groom
1,: ;: "ell 'dr .and Mrs.
D. A. Be. .. !le on Monday for a
short v1-.' ,• oh1. ,ends ! on NinP• 11
and with •h croont's j,arenfs lir.
and tMi...1. I'. ltoss.•of Calgary. Alta.
Frank i t an old Exeter boy haring
grown to manhood in our town. Ile
has a hos: of friends who all join
in wishingWmand Ifs bride ninnyyear, of happinras and prosperity.
It::- ' S.arrti p rind covers the
loth to 1:•• h. Thi• period 1. at :Inc.; •3
•(. 11 • c1 .'2, of m•Ignetic and e'er r ,.
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Jett • ! 1 • 1. .t.;ror:tl sights Phenomena)
"p.c'r •:rre•n;•• through tiro earth
.turf on 1 I• graph lints with rrrtt
I ,• tit • rt•,- ,ro.t2,rti at this
Tr. • n• . •iis;urbanrc
u u i, ren•;:t-on at thio
per 1 " 1 1.:11 :4121 vnlranit• sUsturb-
,te• • r. • .l 1. tet e ,'x113•'1 i
et tit •
i ,. 2 .1 r , , t •rll :31 it
rob. lanai; for sharp shoo • .n eros r
a hen !rind shifts to trorth'1 .1 ny
'h ruin;: lelrot.Ie:- r 1: •. Li ai tit:
1.11 • follotting obilnar% notic: was
fns n from a M tnitoba paper. The
deer .a sed is the third daughter of Mr.
.11 it. Rio,. of Nesbit. Man.. and a
n • e of Mr. Gavin Ilos.. of play. aha
Ilia • th • sympathy of all .n .th •ir
Rad bereavement. "1; ie our .ad
duty thin rte. k to chronicle the death
of Mrs. Allan Mlcl:innon. nee flies
Grace 1.•Iliatt Ross. a hieh took pace
at the horse of Mr. Al. (►. 11cliinnon.
on the •.ft,rnoon of Friday. May. 13th.
Th.• 1! • .a+cd lady tyae born in .At -
omit'. 1 tr.. n:netotn years ago. and
cath t•. with her parents lively..
2• at • e I'!r •'r horn'• 1. 'n tth of
`• 1. . \ ' .•1 eirrn!n•tancis flirt
.1 • 1212 in-. 11 t:.•,n:h< sine • Mrs.
Me's 0112.2, • r• :11 .. .\ (•11' a ekK
9:••1 •h • . r . ,. 1 1 .•1 •I, • 1nd 1:r;d-
l3 h•r'rt.n2(1(1,•11 3.1 t•, ntor• cnm-
3.1.caled. and. dtspite cvery ro+ibt •
0f1'0r1 on th • Starts or dnefor.+ and
litr=es she passed as ay :ls •13rot' • e .11.
ed. The funeral •• rviee a a. h •'d •,t
the home of Mr. 11. 1). Mr'':.onon nn
Sabbath afternoon. le•init en; Iluct. d
by Rev. It tlncknight. tt ho .had also
officiated nt li r in trriatt
.0 YEA118 EXI'EicIENCE OF A.
01.11 NI'tt'.iE.
J115. Wins:ow'e t:oothin,t hyrup Ir,
Ih.• prescription of one of the beat
female physicians and nurses in the
United States. and has green used for
fifty years tsilli rrevtr•failin,z sneer !!+
by millions of mothers for !hest
of die In.:.;.•'dent Order of Forest- ct,1Arr. n. it :cheer,' the child from
ter+ at. 1•• !nested to meet nt their pain. cures diarrhea. etieing in
node,. !nom :1; 6.30 nn ynrelav .June the ioty,:e nod wind rolir. 13y giving
1"tll to nttend invite. A•rvice . the health to the child it nett• the
l'rivirt Memorial Church. mother. Twe•nt)'-fire rear+ r1 bat 1:.•.
8-647 Geo. 1:. Anderson R,•c.
Church Directory
JAMES STREET
METHODIST CHURCH
Roy. Richard Hobbs. Pastor
Sunday I'ublio Worship -10.30 tient.
and 7 p.m.
Class Service -Sunday 6.30 a.m. and
after Morning Service and Wednes-
day night.
Young M n', Chir and Cataithemeaa
Sunday .t 1 past
Sunday tichool and flinty Classes f.30
tens
Epworth League -Tuesday at 8. pen
l'raycr Meeting-Thursdus .t 11 31.ot.
Jun. 5th -Mr Phos. Hartnoll in the
morning 3 in charge of the Epworth
Lague at night.
•
e All Know That
House -Cleaning Time
Is Nearly Over
but before finishing you may need something in
Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums or Lace Curtains
IAm selling the best
Woven Fence that is made
and t am selling at the following
low prices: -
6 Bar Fence
7 Bar Fence
8 Bar Fence
at s4 cos. per rod
at 37 cts. Per rod
at 3o cta, per rod
11. J. GLtTWOR1f1Y
GRANTON.
()NTA1210
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM
Round Trip Summer
Tourist Tickets at Low
Rates, Jun.1 to Sep.30
-To -
Portland and Astoria, Ore., Seattle,
Taconic., Everett and Bellingham,
Wash.. Vittoria, 'Vancouver and New
Westminster, B. (7., San Francisco,
Los Angeles and San f)iego, ('al.
ItETI'RN 1.I1J11' OCT. flat, 1910
Homeseekers Excurs.
ions toWestern Canada
Via Chicago, May 31 and June 11.
Via Sarnia and Northern Naviga-
tion Company: Steamer leaves Sarnia
:3,:30 p. in. May 30th and June 15th.
Full information as to dates etc. from
J. J. 'K'NIGIIT, Depot. Agent.
or write J. 0. MCDONALD. Union
Deno' Toronto. Ont.
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Lemonade,
Lemon Pies,
Pure, refreshing, good, made with-
out lemons, with I'r,I.1Tv non-alcohol-
ic flavoring anti tartaric Great con-
venience for the ladies. iva well as the
men. Les; fuss. 00 ltutes, can't tell
the difference•. Just as wholesome
and cheaper. %\'e sell hundreds of it,
every year. Tryit. Leon '25c. Tar-
taric IIIc, One m
jar will snake I:1 pies in
one quarter of the time. 01 her flav-
ors -Vanilla, Nutmeg. Cinnamon,
Wintergreen and Peppermint. Sold
only at
THE PURITY
New June Records now on sale.
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Men's Suits
-AT--
$20,00
After all it's the Tailor who
makes a et,it a SUCCESS or a
FA11.1'IlE. The tllu,t (1tccin•
'ling style would he a fl,zle if
there were not. careful needle
wotk underneath. That is the
i 0(18un our Suits at >;:1II are
better than the snit yeti buy in
town for !acre money 'i'hhey
ale pet fect in every way it
not you can have your 111::007
hark.
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We !lave but a few of those
CHEAP WINDOW SHADES
left- call early it' you need them
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LADIES i= --
A uew line of
Ladles Gollars, Embroidered
at 20c and 25c
Jabots at 15c
Don't fail to see them
you t
HOSE
we have them at 2 pr. for
also a fine line at per pair 25o
a line of Lace Bose at 50c pr.
White and Colored Hats
Just the thing for the Camping Season -to retail at ,iOc
Young Men's Hats and Caps_-
A lino in )frown, Green and Grey--SOI"C HAVANA, an exceptional line
to sell at $1.25. %%e have the neweststyle itt SAILOR SCRAWS. A rouge
of CA I'm just arrived in the newest Shades and !!tyles at 50c and 75c.
Men's and Boys' Suits -"1411.-
A few Men's and I3oy b' Suitt, left to clear at Bargain Prices. We are going
out of Clothing, so Mere is :t chance to get a Suit at your own price.
HARDWARE
This is another line we are going out of, consequently we are selling at.
Greatly Reduced }'rices. Iceguhtr $1 18i Shovels at70c. A line of Paint to
clear at 10c a can.
Our Groceries are fresh and the best !
3 cans ('orn and Peas. 2..;c 25c Pickles to clear at 15c
tie line Baking Powder at l5c
. J. CARLING
Highest prices paid for Produce.
DETROI
VAPOR STOVES
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Mean Easy Cooking
2 STYLES -From a "One Burner
11ot Plate" to a "Handsome Cab-
inet Range." Hurn gasoline or
alcohol.
It burns more air and lees gasoline
than all others.
-'erfe:t Combas ti on
Simple and Durable
ro Smoke, No Odor
Absolutely Safe, Pure fire
We have the largestassortment of
Vapor, Gasoline and Oil Stoves in the County.
A ....mitten. lint 1t,ty in Stets of 1,'twn Mower,, 'heats, Hoes, Rakes,
M.ti.•ti foot-. (;teen Wire cloth, Spring Ilingea, Garden forks,
Sh tale s and Trowels.
Tinsmithing, Plumbing & Furnace :iiork
a Specialty.
fluiMns tovc & fldr1drc Store
W. 7 .TAMAN
One tion n,nrh of i(towning'2 ih tit.,, e.
Merchant Tailor. •• "-
BXRTElt ONTAiIIoMMM!ft MMMMMMMmMMMa
EAT \VIi A1'EVKIt YOU BEMS!!
Homo illieR (110 dice 3it•e machinery
gets (2w,ly otT. No kind of Food looks
good to vote.
You need Nyrtl't Dyspepsia rahlets.
They are a temporary at t (.1 i d digest
ive process to do the• 111,1 k until the
stomach 1 troves; mama) conditions
�((2nc people think Pe1tt't, is the thing
to take.
Ft'•nr times nut of live they are
tt r•o.g.
Pepsin digest Eggs, meat etc. but
lets 10 • ITet r ons .irchy remits like
itre.••' 1' , (!.oke. Pudding -in
fart Wed of the sootilrs that ra.e
the tr.,nnm.
i)Instase is the thing.
Nynl's 3)yspepsiaTahlets ate rich in
1)3,81(220• also contain some Pep•i11 /mei
other digestive that, e.rver the whole
ango.
EAT WVOOAT YOU LIICK
Nya1's Dyspepsia 'rahlets will d"
the rev, 25 arid 50 rents.
Howey's ))rug
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TAILORING!
NOW Surltiij SulUoUs
we guar;tr.t ! lit st 11'nrkn)an.hii., 12.:,t Matt rial,
Best Fit and Prompt Service.
Goo- to ar,d incl:c'ct (.or nla'cnals
1 W. JOHNS.
Merchant Tailor Exeter, Ontario
�I( ussu3s us ui iM to us to tw it us 3t!•• ui um x
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The Times from now until 1,.n. 1911 for 50c