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STEWA%2T'S
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WAISTS
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We have ,aveanother extraordinary offering of Ladies Lawn
\Pais• • -or this are••k. Only tel waists in the lot. One of each
.tyle 1, 11r size. So come early and get first choice.
Prices 98c. $1,25 $1.50 $2.00
Hosiery
1) t not oris. the uppnrtunit y
of g. ling ;•ane of the hose
we .0 r *:•11,1g they cattle in
tan.
ti i ' 1 As tin all , zes
a3,1 4; \1: 1'.11111• :tt
2 pelt for 25c,
Kaybro Petticoats
I1 • ...at - •eo 1It,• lift yl•r,.
. •Its.' They .11 ( 1.eknoaa'-
1, • ; .11 he lit.• most pt., Iect
tt.tt:n4 petticoat on the ntark-
e 111awstrings Adjust .3
t• necessary only once call
111 •e thein
h..- $1,50, 2:,•1, $3 to $1.50
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CORSETS
are what. we sell and we have
llt••ni in ny size to fit any
fi: 1•• l'hevcannot be ex.
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BRAND
NICKERS
noUBEE
for boy's arc unbeatable
They have double seats
and knees, arc doubts
sewn and arc cut full
making thcfn the best and
strongest pant in the trade
Prices GSc, 75c.
LION BRAND $1.00$1.25
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Farm Laborers
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Wanted
FOR WORK
IN WESTERN CANADA
13000
r1'0 WINNIPEG
AND 1'0IN1%i:.f<S1 OF' MOON!. .1.‘11
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Friday, August 12th, and
Tuesday, AuLust 16th
From KINGSTON, SIIARROT LAKE
AND ,1LI. .S1,1110N01 WEST IN ON (Akio
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r (i„cr n, .r t i.11 m a 1
i; pr..n'at rr i•tmerl. .y,yototirl by the
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,ravel at w mrnpes. -
1 ree tr:in.pnrt item will be furnished at Winnipeg to pante on C 1'. 1*. $her,•
n••r.L•d. rho of %loose Jaw, including blanches, and a1 use tens a mile each was 11•c.t
rt.•r.of in :'s1►.1.-hewap and Alberta.
A •• • 'oat. is Porn .h.d with earls ticket. rind this certificate n t,.•n rvootted 1,r farmer
•wft that I.'-'r••t hart wr r►e.l thirty 4tyi or more. will 1.• h•,nor.•.I from that r..
a ..Rind etam ticket bark to starting pointe in Ontsrw, a1 1114.00, ph•.r :.
Noy. 30th, 1919
k•t• .r. tired'otn¢ only on 1peristl Farm 1aborers' trains and will hc i, .ao 1 to women ,,
art 11 as to 111.•10 11•1. ..in not be isx-1-1 at 031 1 fare t1, eb•Mr. ti
for full parllcutara ser nearest (:.P.R. a/eat. or
wile N. 1.. IHOMPSON. U.P.A., C.P.R., i0110`,1Q
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IV. J. CARI.ING, Agent, Exeter.
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A I,1VA YS to be found at this Tailoring Establishment.
IS you haven't a 1nilor:and rite looking for one, give lei a call.
Style and Fit Guaranteed. Prices Right.
W. JOHNS.
Merchant Tailor
Exeter, Ontario
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The Times and, Weekly Globe from now Until
an. 1911 for 35c
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The Times Want Column
As 1111 advertising Medium th1'
Iaeter 'fiats•, cluutot be sur•
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pasv.i<1. )lose 1t occur to y0►
that an advertisement may
change 1 he whole care,•r of an
individual. and may material-
ly air et the advertiser's lot
in :if: f A real estate ad. wi:l
by our t,nbscribcM
and others who are inter-
...NA
nter-
,.n d in real estate. If you
Irl'..• .onr•ihing to disport. of
ar.• wantinq ,help, or have
something to bring before the
pu11,''c use the columns of the
I' nts as your advertising
nt d u n1. The cost is trifling.
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\1 .1 L. t Report. -'rhe following is
911•• r• last of Exeter markets, cor-
! +• to August 4th.
�`• 1 Standard $1.00
to 37 cts.
ti 41ie.
t - $21.00
I:t , $20.00
7111
7•i;,•1 ' flour $3.00
1', d 'our $1.50
ii Sr. to $10
t : I tats.
U.;1 r 1`c.
rut i tr., :0 to 60
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:t ctttle $0.25 to 6.50
citta' S5.75 to 6.00
ra r' $5.25 to 5.50
00 1 o7,00
'0 to 1.09
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Mr. Moly-
Mr.
omsMr. J. \'•
holt. • in ,
LOCALS
ty in town.
. tit 'Imlay :it his
• 11 Lima: I. t- sor, of Zurich.
•1 l'har1 L wit-nti:id.
\l r. Alfr•:•d \Vey of Woodstock is
vi-it.ng Mr. Nelson Nestle.
Itirde Iloyl • k v%sitiatg in St. Thom-
. • t hi. ave
'•Ir. W. 110)1 is taking tt'_s holidays
t hi. Ice k.
Mr. Itri.c. And,
thy at hi, !.:•ane in God.rich.
\\'ood
i.tya at Grand 111'm1.
Mr. J. M. flout hcott is rt.••vt.ip..:-
tnv it Gra:: 1 Ilend this we( k.
'Tr Gower of Crediton wart a gut'a-
of " -. May Armstrong over Sunday.
• 1:. J. J. 'Sterner of 'Zurich. vis -
Charley Lind n(ield over Nue.
t'.'fED TO 1tt:\'1'-A ,nrt)I but
1-tbI' house, centrally located
• :it Timca. t+ -441t,
- '1' M. White. of \Vindsur, was
6 . . • of Mrs. John White for
4 i• 1 1 -vs 1 hi< week.
1! Mr. Y.-Il:u►d wilt preach at
I .• h r • in tit- Main Street
" •' • . ..rch on Sunday net.
Henry 1)illing. who has been
vi.it t.. )c r (taught: r. Mr!. S. Milts
of tit. '•!.rys, rot ern,d home Friday
. 3• tin_'
has r.•'':rtte34 from
-1n1 r port. • iw; roe •
t h health of h r l,tt:0
r.1 . Ertl: Glaain who Ins 1 11
•1 on tip' 0 T 11 ::t dt. 1try.
•unLer of y ars 111,11e. oft -1w -
to
frtw-
to itlelton and made r,•ction
.It 1i '.liners. who r e1 ntly
1 1 !1 , i h • London Nonlal
( . ,• ill 1 .:10 tier duties sir
,r \1. 5 t•sborn' en
I .. 3t
Int . 1 h 1 r , •s a,
.ltd 1 . la vI' 1n:1-
. ,n felt i nt r i ek-
r 1, inti • h • tt:.t • r 11 • .
1,
, .t (I;i f crllfy.
l ., received from '41 Tho:,
:rty who tt
1' , 1 • in
it .
'.1 t r...,, 1 r njoy.
u1� t h• n.•ut ..
(41'I'i1. !. . It 1. -1 Ihna
(;n'il' f.1 •1 .,I • , ,r, 041
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r19•• Itntn t'• . II: \v
,- 11 1. 1 91. • ...•1 t!e re ar.• I1 ft.
'll rity flow Company of Brant-
ford flounced extensions for tour
depar' fits of their local works of
n lot .: outlay of $40,000 for build-
ings • nd rnachinorq. The present
:100 i Inds will he inereaaod by
200 al hen cztentions aro completed.
In looking over the list of candidates
who were successful in the examinit
ions for entrance into the faeulr .
n( education we dote the nam:' of 1'.
,nd•'rs end J. N. McMahop, Loon of
7.1r. •!ohn McMahon of ilay who pass-
ed with honors i1+ a graduate of aur
chnol. Mr. McMahon ht•1nan fri •nds
1n :4034 around town who w't•r1u
3 d 11 learn of hi•-•trct•sa,
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YEARS F;XI'F:KIM:\CI•: 01? AN
01.1) NI ILSE.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup 1s
the prescription of one of the best
female physicians an/1 nurses 'in the
United Staten, and has been used for
fifty years with n.rr•er-failing aflseees
by millions of mothers for their
chir.dren. it relirtes the eltfld frotn
pain. cures diarrhoea. griping In
tit inw'i•!s wad i itul colic. Ily ,living
h.a!th to the child, it rests the
mother. Twenty-five (cats n bottle.
'11.- M:.11.t Schlott of Ingersoll
\col • 11 in town over Sunday.
\1, • 1 1 V[It. Q.ance is v!riting
Mi.- I;- - ry at t h• Ilend.
Mrs. Itrod rick is visiting relatives
itt London.
1Ir. and Mrs. Will Hilmar', of Lu-
c1tl. spout Sunday i t town.
\1rs, I'ItiIt(roa' i- �.-:ting Iltr.
l'h trllun.
I1 .1u -1111t Johns left 1 w.el:
tut 1 trip to the west.
• , .1 s- Itevcrly's advert twat- tt w1
tt •.
Mi,- '•I ri „i•• 11 •irnes, of ingersol!.
.1-.1111 1 .'•1 • (:l'u'st Il ta•i<.
'1r Harry `t -it ham of ,'tclun was a
tau.•st of J. N. lloward over Sunday,
Miss Ies'ie Cochrane of 11 •rain i-
31-iting at Mr. harry (could-.
t-
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visiting 'miss Arno Dow is a1.t g h•r 001
sin Miss McIntyre in icullarton
Miss May Jewell leaves ittat 111.1 1'.
to vi -it Ju Ilensall and vicinity
\li,• ('t rile Acott of Cromarty vis-
it
d Iter I:rather Mr. John tl. Scott
Ia.,t '.s ek.
Mr. and Mas. Thor Grieve of Sea -
fort h were guests of Mr. and Mrs
1S 'o McLeod on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Gidley. of Myth
:-:t.-d Mr. and Mrs. Richard (iidl -v
e, r Saudaa'.
Ale Pearl Johns of Alvinstolt it
1 -it it.. ,t the home of her grand-
( tt It••i '.tr. 'William Miners.
!lir 'Vary Passmore is wit .0:r
Iter broth •r. Thos I'a'stuure of t h.•
Thames Roast.
Brandon, of tit. Thoma. ; t• -
.I -,t the org.lta in jaw,. 't•
Al hodist church last !Sunday.
Mr. Clarence \V bit by has resumed
his duties at the bank of Commere:
atter holidaying (or tw'o weeks.
Mrs. Jas. Cullinewoad awl thre:.
children of Hamilton. are v1'siting
.cit It Mr. and Mrs. 11 .Harney.
't':• Loft boys. of .St. Marys. cam -
0% -1 in their auto
fri aids in town.
Miss 11.'atrico Quick. of hondon.
is •isiting for a month with \V. II,
Dearing.
Mr. Frank Donne, of l'orent0,
spent Sunday in toren with h - ;tar -
ems.
ts.
Mrs Mary 03 It. nt-•r -Ai 1 son finder
\ iwi-t It. of Cr (titan. are visiting
'.1 \V, 11. 0-.1ring a few days.
! n•i titre. \u.•,:- Mctenzi.'. of
▪ not: •\.. 1, t It, sts of Mr.
• i,.l 7,1 r John \'. '1' i 3;or.
! 1 - v•) E. ti I',,u I. i t i-:t-
iII ti lel. a 0.1 7 • 1.111, • 111 I1. Park.
`tr.:old Mrs. P, nt. (.1 i. g, of Chat It-
attl and Mrl'. \V, Grigg, of Calgary
spent a few• da. t bisIreek wit h
I:riga•
Mrs Aquilla She're who has been
visiting Mrs A Sheer,• returned to
7, -r home in Lansing ?tech. last Thur
d.4y.
11. Dearing - .•. •-::
01'• w'a attending a itt^et. r g 0!
tar nd
Lodge of the tons of England
11 n t 0. at Society.
7!1- I i•Idicot1 and daughter, of Lon
don. nr •i•iting Mr. Samuel Tory.
!,-• M. Foster, of I'igcon. Mich.
1• ::• -tin:• \1 -- ltrod••rlch.
11: -.nd \', t:.. CudlnOre and child
•!t on .'•1t.ud .t to visit In harrow
fol t 1- n• dao, b fore returning to
Ian::. • in C: v-1 ti City, 'fan.
I s.rs. ,I. G. St anbory, S. itow•e.
Fray'n•• and It. Davis attended
t0• 1n•,•tin:r of th-• (:r•tnd Lodg•' I
t). O, F. 11 Toronto this week.
Mrs. .1. G. St.• tibnry and sons Stn -
art an 41:enneth :ire vit.itina
Ntanbury's Parents 1/r. and '\!r-
1-,stwood at \Vhitby this we -k.
Mrs. Walter Andrew, of 01110:7
accompanied by M' -' r tlto;:l•
Drowning. ton, of Pr. \'• . 1' Itrow•i1-
39•. of Caledonia -Ilia: . r
in relitivi':t in town illi- ,. k`
\ti_- }laud T.iylor who h•.- 1- • n
n London for the pt•t f'tt• } ar
T,: .rl ,y tn'rninat for 11'inni$n•,r
r -h•• 01 •••e•tred a goo34 posi-
t toll
\I t - I Irak 1)r.\I n. 0! ('.borne on
Th.1-'1.1 I1 -t 4evidently in a
n •1•• in; ti til• ;Alm of her hand.
'•t '•7r.9o' 1 • ', • went to London
• :, 1, :0 ). •:p of the X itay
lc • it •••II .1 3. '..cit •1 and removed.
'1'h•• i n; • I1•t • f,,: :11.• 1:-• ter Air -
, Sar it- ..r t. t, flirt anti
tr h it; • 'l,'tr f. tt• d l -y the secre-
ty. \1r 1. t:, 11•:.•r. Among th'
1••i •et ions .e. 1 L • tl Luck-
•. I r .'•.,-. In to 72 -1ror._'
• : . \111i . .itn.11 !a',a•e r.n the I1•t
o 110.
'•1r• John ,•i .f 1 -Fant 11.•1 t
• ,gran• t 1 1: t 0. 1•. . and
''• 1• 1 to al, r •.nd on
I•, 13. of ! . 1 1'i, $:r i. -up-
I if) It • • from I he chiet-
i; The •• • • • h1•avy as or
•ri ! 17. • .•tIy $500 in-
.ne • all I r , 11.,• eont••uia or
hire: a • 1
fh•• 1
r , o, 11. ,.• 1.'•1, ; •
forth ' .. '1' . -•1 ' on t !. bti •trn• .s-
tric 1 tt .i• i t -11w' ,
T11 : t'•, hand!. for •4'17: a:•,•:t.'
'he. • r into contract with the
hydro -c•1••.:... -_-ion. for 361: 1.'1 le:
47: Tn 1.•11.1. for the issue r, I .! .
1 t' n t and ei;3.3t
for . :3• ti 51,
7.11 I' , '•1 1'L • 111.1 SOO •.! 1 , .
w L , • n' t, . 1.0111,• .100111- • •
113 „• 1: 1'.1.,1•, ! 1.1 ., •.k ,t .�.
(111 .' i ' '.1 in ,:t 1
A17,-. 1 ! .7
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cru; f Ia't e., .1!,•1311 11,
ill• eo13t.1;. .n •:i; •,• :h 1.
A Ieactjowl: y storm p rind is inrt
trtl on to 1310, Ilth an l I:.tit '1•h i
Mercury infhtences 1()get h r with
the '.loon's first quarter and apo;
on flys 12th will bring a marked iu-
ereise of stoma conditions a.rly
in liti• per7od. \Ve do not think n
general s'tffit•ncy of r tinfoil is to
be expected this inont 0, or rhtritig
1111. anlnnt-1 Lot (food toe il i:aitt
this summer. but good loo 11 r:tis:
will be natural In tnany seat I. r;i;g
section; in e nllatl to nor uteri'
stale:.. during the thret' storms ler-
Jails wittt'n 7111' mercury brace up to
.ltvust 15th. Violent to dangcrn :
storms will hit some localifi.n. I:ut
always after ample warnings hove
nppynred to all who are looking for
t hem.
Sunday 10 visit.
Church Directory
JAMES STREET
METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Richard Hobbs, Pastor
BIG SALE
Sunday Publio Worship -10.30 a,mb 1 OIi
and 7 p.m.
( :tss fscrvicc-Sunday 0,30 a,m• +tad
atter Morning Hevvi•e and Wednes-
d'ty flight.
1ouulf lien's Class Gott UIateabetneas
Sunday at 1 p•ea.
Sunday $ohool and Mote Claea••a !.10
Epworth League -Tuesday at 8. p.tn
Prayer Meeting-Tpurs:due et 8 van.' '''J��-
J 'tly :41-1tt v. -1. J. Kt-stk. 31. 1 I, L'."
morning and evening.
D66idI XXL;
CEDAR SHINGLES
at $2.10 per Square!
Now is your opportunity if
you require any cellar shingles
Do not delay your order.
Ladies Waists
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Regular $3.25 now $2.69
3.00 " 2.58
tt 2.50 `t 1.98
2.25 1.89
2.00 r` 1.69
1.75 1.59
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fl.�. GLflTWORI HY Ladies Underskirts..
GRAN MN. ONTAhtO
GRAND TRUNK SYs EM
S1'ENI) YOUR VACATION
AT TIIE SEASIDE
'file low rate ezcurs'
ns •ia h
� the
Grand Trunk Railway System to:-
('arotlna, flue„ Charlottetown. 1'. E.
1.. 4fali(a', N. 5„ I- t•nnt•hunkport,
Me • Murray Itav, (tile., North Sydney
N. S., 01d Orchard i(le., Portland, Me,
St. Jnht1, N, It, sc. John's Nfld.. Syd-
ney N. S., will anablo you to do so at
small cost.
Tickets Good Going August 8, 0, 10,
11. Return Limit August :40 th, 1010.
SAILINGS OI' PASSEN-
GER STEA11E1tS
From Sarnia to sm., fort Arthur
:and Duluth. 'tailings front Coiling -
wood 1,30 11. tn. and ()wen Sound 11.
a1) p. in. Mondays, \1'ednesdays and
So! •1'.',.. - for Soo and Georgian Bay
ports, Mailings from l'enetang :i. 15 p.
in. to Parry Sound and way ports
d:tilp except Svnday.
Men's Suits
-AT-
$20.00
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After all it's the Tailor who
makes n suit a Sl;!'CESS or it
>•.►II.uItE. '4'he most fascin-
ating style would he a fizzle if
there were not careful needle
work underneath. That 1s the
reason our Suits at tt-'1) are
better than the suit yon buy in
town for more money 'i'hev
are perfect in every way if
not you can have your money
back.
W. W .TAMAN
Merchant Tailor.
i:XETER ON 1'Alt10
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., Ly t,-1rr ',3 tr. Fri un 0111t-
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t And al's
• i , Lotion during th•• t; 13OWELL'S BAZAR
i` Successor to Dearing's.
Rain!►m!tnrnrmrt►nnmtnmtmmn►MmntMtntrmtt
Regular $4.50 now $ 3.89
3.75 " 3.10
2.75 It 2.10
2.50 " 1.98
tt :',25 " 1,89
1.50 `t 1.19
1.00 " 89
A few Suits in Light Weight small sizes.
To Clear at a BARGAIN PRICE.
This Store will close every Thursday After-
noon during July and August.
W.J. CARLING
Ugh est prices paid for Produce. -
NNO UN C EM E NT
Ilav' nq bought the stock and goodwill of Dearing's Bazaar, 1 desire to an-
nounce t•( the people of Ezeters and vicinity that I purpose carrying on the
same business itt the same stand together with the Phonograph and goods
bold by Tut{ I'Oa1T3'.
Watch North \Vindow for 14arf$tins.
1 thank n,v many cus-
tomers for their valued
patronage at The Purity
in titles past and 1 trust
1 will met it a cow in 'lance
of aauu'.
My Aim will he to sup-
,►ly flood Wares at Low
Prices
THIS SATURDAY
the will 0ave:a
5c and IOc
BARGAIN COUNTER
wit h Values nnheatd of
Before.
Saturday will bcour [3argain Day
t always:
4. Try a 25c (crab flag every thing Immaginable in them.
111:1 .1 i1I. A few of cur lines:
TI1 (' 11: onfectionerv, fruits, etc. Nancy Chinatan,1 Glassware. Toilet prepara-
tions. Perftanes, Flavorings, Talcum and Face Powders, Stationery, School
Supplies of evet•y,descriptton, i'honograph., etc. etc.
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WESTERN FAIR
LONDON, CANADA -
Sept. 9th to 17th, 1910
$25,000.00 in Prizes and Attractions
OPEN TO ALL
The Great Live Stock Exhibition
Speed i:vents Dog Show Athletic Day
iivery I)ay Cat Show Monday
Music by the_ 91st Highlanders and 7th Fusiliers
A'I" TI2AC•i'IONS DON'T 1'IRF WORKS
Better Than Ever' MISS IT Each Night
Reduced Rates over all Roads
VISIT LONDON'S EXI iBITION
Prize Lists, Entry Forms and nN Inform:. ion from
W. J. REID, Pres. A. 11. HUNT, Sec.