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S'"FIE W A 'r' S
1'lI O ti E Iii
FALL
DRESS GOODS
Oar first shit/merit of 1 wpm tel )tress (ioi ds for the fall sea-
son Is in stock and ready fol your inspection. All th.• \ew•
\\'ea%. - end colo,sare sl►o%vn, We tv.tpt 141sell you Y01'It Ni:1V
111(1•:-- •Itis season and the ale sure you will he pleased ,.whet)
you .,c )yeII Itt•surted stock.
Diagonal Serges
'1'I, 4 is one of f t.l,iim's fav -
ori).. for this ,season. We
hate till the New Shades in i
this lovely cloth. It is 11
ine'tes wide and is a 75c i
leader at per yard
Black
Dress oods
1(1.1ee11111et' wy0110 ,l w' eat ry
St big 1•anite „f tins, 6 [hest;
(1•Ioils. Ewei y new 01'+1ye is
10111111 in this dep:uIntent.
Early buyers should not miss
seeing thecal at per yard
:dies 75c, at1 $1.2.1
NEW SIZ,KS
otic New Black Silks are herr. These are guaranteed by the
maker and again backed by our own. We have 11 Very Special
h13.t ing of yard wide Taffetas for Ladies ('mate and Dresses at
iter yard
$1, 1.10, 1.25 to 1.50
W I-31rIOEc
Remember all 1Vhitewear t be cleared nut to tuake
1,•,••„ for Fall (i nig discosnter on all White 1Vaists, Cor-
•• (- .vers and Nig ,wits,
See Our Waists for 9S Cents.
36 in. FLANNEL 11
in. PLAN\1:1,"Zfl��
in a gond range of
Light and Dark
c•olore. Regular
price 11 cents or
10 yards for $Lilt►.
;-')'his make is very ,
suitable for under '
wear. It is a very
strong cloth and
is worth today II
cents, Our price
12 I.2 cents
:31 in. FLANNEi,
'This is a very tine
English Flannel
and the colors are
guaranteed fast at
per yard 15 cents
PICKLING SEASON
Pickling Season is here, so do not forget. us when buying
your Spices, Our spices are I'ure and our XXX \Vliite Wine
Vinegar is the best money can buy.
MI Kinds oif Produce Wanted
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$10T0WINNIPEG
FROM Att. CANADIAN PACIFIC STATIONS IN ONTARIO
ADDITIONAL FARM LABORERS'
EXCURSIONS
TUESDAY, AUGUST 30
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6
Free transporlat;nn was 1, furntsfie,1 n!• w•nnipea to rs "s on C.tead an Pac 'r
where laborer% n requred, Fast of f#0010Jaw, Inclo.t.n( b-anchea, •n•1 at
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SPECIAL TRAINS FROMTORONTO TOr WINNIPEG ON ABOVE DATES.
ASK ANY CANADIAN PACIFIC AGENT FOR PARTICULARS
W. J. CARLIN(i, Agent, Exeter.
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THE LATEST TH i N(i
IN CLOTH
Is ALWAYS to he found at this Tailoring Establishment.
you haven't a Tailor:and are looking for one, give us a call.
Style and Fit Guaranteed. Prices Right.
W. JOHNS.
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Exeter, Ontario
The Tines andliWeekly Globe from now until
an. 1911 for 35c
Wbt9z4he
Mffiremance
Between stationery and sta-
tionary ?
A difference of one letter.
But it your stationery
is well printed. up to
date and businesslike.
such as we can supply
;Jou, your trade will
not be stationary.
Good Stat ionery,Letter Heilds,
Billheads, Statements, Circu-
lars, Etc., Keep Business ON
THE MOVE.
That's the kind we print.
Markel Retort.—'111.7 folluwill 4 is
the report of Exeter markets. cur-
rec.ed up to August 25; h.
\Cheet Standard 97c.
Oats 35 to 37 eta.
Barley 15 to 18e.
'Shorts $24,00
Bran $20,00
Peas 65 to 70e.
Model flour
$3.00
Feed Flour $1.50
iiay $R to $10
Eggs 17c
Rutter 16c.
Creamery butter 25c
Potatoes 50 to 60
1!11•. sago
sort cattle 5'4,25 to
(:00d • port cattle :'3.25 to 1.50
t-hu:e butcher's 'heifers 4'.4 to
t: ••h ,' cows 1:3.50 to 4.50.
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• -:4.50 to ,+4.00
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.,+ '.1 )Mitts (lush is t•isititllr
1)ch3
'Thornton Fnar. of Mists. is visit:n,-
.own.
Miss Hazel Bissett is visiting in
Toronto.
! 'Tillie Ilalktt•iil, of llatniltort,
%riling relatives in town.
M Mildred Evans. of Ailsa Craig
-,tint; lin;
t •. .\Ijld . d (:jlI .t.. of Ailsa Crain
+
visiting '.Miss Stella Gillis in town.
Mr. and 'lrs, G. tiaw•den, of Luean,
visited . relatives in town on Sunday.
Fred Mall tt has returinal home
,iter holid sing in London.
r . • t \frs. J. 1L ).Scott vi-ited
ford over annd11y.
ravish, of Shakespeare. is
,11,1 6••r pa;,•nt'4. Mr. and lire.
(uhn 'Paytor.
Miss Levet t. of Parkhill, presided
,t the organ of the Jame. eitr'et
1 hotbed church on Sete! )
' I r. and .firs 1•:.1 T1 1•; and Fon
I. ...I returned Monday alter holitfny•
1•• for a few w. As at ):rand Ren&
rh. c:nuvrt walks on William Pt.
rhat were refused by the i:xeter
Council are being relaid.
'.1 .\. E. Esser) and daughl •r.
t. ,. of Palmerston. are %•i•;t-
'1, and Mrs. A. Hastings.
1 Mr'. J. llardinzi of Ede n,
'•t i Parish. of Ex:ex. ' --
! 1 , • r,)) Hunloy.
nd \1 r - (' .[sued have re-
• • • I hon, . I • 7 visiting relative.
Pontiac. '•i, t,
►.: Oh;... • . •
.. !
•1J- 1 ' Tl '
r' 1. •• •f 1: • 1 r;f I.;rio-
tn • 1 :,1 -, r
I'1,1i.e1.
`•I.•• \ 1„ 1 l'i,h••r i. 1 ,,.n,: h r
- r. .l:- It to 111vis. of Ilantiltne.
lr• 11,%,_ 4• 111 with pneumonia.
• d Mr-. i1, M•1ret17 of 1► -
-i1.'1 r-Iativ, s In town F,:-
1 aan 1.1y.
:oho ltoweliffe. of the Lori -
1 north. who has he •n so 7-
. 1. atr!e to ft..• around a1run.
t• t'. How,. of Fhlshirrrr. Mich..
.• the lino. • of b:s aunt
.,1 ..r. '1r. and Mr& John 13taund
Mrs. .\I. 1101.ett anti daughter
.1 la. of Brantford. nr.• visiting the
•rrn'•r'e t•ar. tits. Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
11 ' 1. ivitt, of the Victor -
t, 1 • s \ :rs ••. of Toronto, i!
:1, r Mr, W, Leavitt
1.1 1111 Ii lel
1)r. an (IND, MtC'allums of Cryst-
line .Ohio, ar • % •: t ng Mr.. E, Mor -
lock and oth •r relatives in and
around town.
'.11r. and firs .Will Verity awl
rhildr• •1. of Brantford. are viritinS
\1t.: eri4y's mother. Mrs. it. Pick -
'1 'Alexander. of forest, has
1 ngaged to tench in one of the
•.• of the public school iii place
of '.t.•e Rtoct11. ieAii•nrd.
Lrlhor 1)
'1r ';
11,1• •
\Ionday September 5th,
111'1••rson is visiting at
d Oikwilbl, and will
't ('o:rt of th•• 1. 1), 1•'.
11 ,e
t I •.11 us Hero. \'ictor and
!i .1.. :•,. . Harry ('.trlin•t, Frank
Bnel 114.71 Torn f'• lard, . r.• camp-
: (:rand Bend. They ire siting
tool: I after by Tont•,(:l rf in 1,
nit Friday last at the Exeter dr-
. Gordon Toy for received an ugly
-h 014 t1 • 1 p of 1ti• (lead c
1 hoard f tiling on him. 1: r.•-
• .1 Ir)!) stitch :•' ,to close tit .•
1.
LOST --Near Dash wend, dark
brown Cocker Spaniel with long tail
and brass studded collar with short
string attached. Answers to tile%
name of "i'AT' Howard on return or
1nforniatian to'F. 11. Me1'allum Exeter
or H. Hoffman, 7)ashwond,
!tfr. Paul MaJge returned to Alber-
t a Monthly e%t•ning,
lir. .1. G. btanbury stent Sunday
his parents at IJay(icld.
\I•. - flouting. of Windsor. is visit-
. :1 Mr. Cha... 114 rney'r.
MI. La Itu.•, of Port Arthur is vis -
ting friends around here.
Miss Fiukbeiner, of London, visit -
1 h.•r ststera here lost week.
Mr. M101:4,• \1-.•xler js hack rr.,i:1
after 0 rt+•it In London,
>1r. I)a%i,1 lt1;•,r1l is ft1033nr; in:u
the 1•uus• recently vacated by Dr.
Itond.
:�lescrs• It. Phillips a1td '11. 1:,
Itroa u, of London, c :I:• (1 in 11,14 4
hat 1•'riday.
Mrs. Win. Brown -:1,d f =unify. u,
1•:tt•ter \ ort h, are %. ,ti4a relatives
at \',
into.
Mr:,. Fred lie1►ul.,•Il, of Ilenra11,
visited her father ND-. John Hawk-
-haw h •r • 11-7 ueek.
Mrs. E. Harrison, is visiting her
daught, r. Mr+, Francis near Kirk -
ton.
'Air. Wm. Ilalkwill returned home
on4 1, 1ty la;. after visiting in Lon-
don. 11 :rniltne gem Niagara,
• „.,:.t, from here attend-
. .1 th. 6. t t II n t ionic to Grand
1 1:d , r :rdf1:1" ::nd r -1+ort a bit'
1 111)1•.
11t -r. and %lrs, John Hatch! (v. .,1
chi,. 01. %,-i1 d .lir. Thos. Bussell Lb t•
L. :, .1„ t o their removal to
%I1 J. C. Abet(. of Toronto, an•1
Mrs. 1'. E. 1(amlii,. of i:incardine.
(sited 11r. 1n4 '1i . J. W. Pow, -7:
:t few da). 11.; w‘.•'..;..
Mr. and `\1,,. \. \ :,1,d i1,. h
it .1 aid 'reek •y. of Sarnia: who 4.-
1 ..1 i 1, • funnel .s d,ughter; \Ir•
1
1W. Pori• 11. left on Saturday to %.
i i„ 1:11,. i r,t i,•'
\i r. ! '.1 r.. John Cahwcll o
1,•,1 . - r. 1 't r_ and Mrs. John Cal
( :. : ilia, left last Saturday
.11 • tt.nded trip through th
'I1 s, 1' \1 ,Ilett •underwent a reit-
'; r ,•1 1,u 'l'huraday of !,-t
1 note doin:t as ''
► 11. :isms Tho (,pet,) ..0 ,•.
:1,11111A l 4)t.••. Bron , , •,. !
' 1 r -I't d Luton{ of Eden. has
.1 phased t le- brick residence on
ndr•iw at r. --r from Mr. Phil. Boo -
eliffo, the price being `41400. Mr.
I•uxton will stove into his new home
n about a month.
lira. John Taylor has returned
home from St. Johns. llich„ when.
Ole was called owing to the es•riolls
:Bores of her mother, Mrs. Skinn• r.
\(rs Skinner is 1101 improv.•( a1
health.
Stew ,11r. 'Aikens,, Field Secretary!
of Templ.rar,r.• and Moral 4ft•forn,,
conducted thy• sereic,• in the Jnnle)
't .Methodit church on Sunday
riling list :10.1 the Main street in
r t4. evening, Yr. Aikens is a force-
' .f • • •,ker and his addresses avert.
11,''•c1. ppreciat ed.
Ti, most popular piaci in town
! .r:r the pat few weeks bas been
-t at the r:ver,w'h•.r• many of
th ytr 4"1 boys, and older, ones too,
11.% • •..eo ed a dip. The place stakes
t.1r1 class swtmming pond. bot
whit is Heeded badly is a dressing
room. The boss should b • car, f :I
about running any risks.
1)r. \Y. R. Henderson. of pet r1,. r ,
wig n pleasant caller at • The Timex"
office ort Saturday last. Th • Dr, in
company w:th others was going
throw's by auto and &topped over
in town for n few bo'urs. 11.' was on
his sway to Zurich and Godcrich.. At
,t• time the 1)r. was 2•.•ch0yl teach-
• ll,y ,n l ., , corr,-pond.•'
,r 't.6 1 • P. i• looking 11
h :r-
\•. auto ,rc.dent took place just
.,. of Sodom on Saturday evening
t.1t, Dr .11cArthnr's auto of London
• t•!t •d by relining into a )fog.
I t r 1/41/4 ,•ro two ^,•utlem'n and two
7,11-s s i•, the auto at the rim•• going
• 1:rmlah from Landon to t;r,n-t tread
don 1171 ;n front of it. The
- t :r . J ;fly(' tht• ditch ante
• 1, . • • • it r t brown out. The?
i 1 • . • .ries 4.171 %seri
.!. 1r..- 1 •odshaken up. Th•
, t 1 , town by another
1 ,, r f 1 y Conuor tiros
' : • • t 1, 111.411 ,r siurna or.
"" •I:. 1 • % , 4• u.r1;t of lit,: w..•k 1lr,
I • : r' 1.1 • % n • of Th ,,4.-s 1(011.1 a Its
• •, .eR 1 I.:rhtMoir and rendered un-
4*o1,-ce, :, fur •1 t .w moments. Mr.
1'rayn • was in t h •t of closing 1 he
'r' a hn h 1' ij herd shut by
,:...l) 461.11 t%6 n lightning struck
4 tall I•ophir tr :n front of the
hems-. rh • lightning ran down i
: r... Nero•. :t 7177• clothes
%%h;ch was conn c. J with I 1
Ind ,struck the cht.p. ND. 1't..%
rec.•iwieg the shock. If- who 43rr•'1
into the 110,1+; hi• 100 anus 1:1111 -
somewhat paral)zctls but were r
stored after two hours rnbbin•r. H.
wis laid up for i few days in con•
Ito •11c but is :i^:iin able to b^ army
A Regular Store) Period 14 rentr.il
on the Alst. covering the last three
Bass of August and culminating in
the op•hing days of September. It
is proper that we timid(' actin call
attention to the (nel that ifee earth's
autumnal equinox, or time of per-
t orbatIon
r-
turbatlnn growing out of the Sun's
appruhch I.1 th • 1'tl•:\tor always
ted sometimes, severely. felt dur-
ing the last half of Alive,. Th••
shifting of oar summer 7400)7777:, Id
and the encroachment of the autumn
northward[ bring on :in electric
and magnetic est rain nit ny•r the
globe, and ter• ,t fgeinoctial .-.orrn•
often result 1• k. It -fore t he !Sun
passes over i1 •1'1'1nr .,t )'.-14110)er
Some of 1 is • •; . t 1 • v • , ,11111.
041111 h„r rte ,Ir • fi • , 1 rik a our
Rout hero rt•a• and rte. . j,(, •at.
the month' of A'u'-,. '1 1, re are nn
marked indications of t t.,11 storm
t his motif h.
(Locals continued on 7 • Fivr•1
L0 \'EARN EXIT:1t1E\Y'F: OF AN
OLI) NI' ItNE.
Mrs. 1t'instotv's Soothin,t H,rop to
the prescription 0f one of lh host
female physicians end nor.. • in the
United States, and has been turd for
fifty tears with nevor-f11ilin,t .nesseas
by rnillinos of mothers for their
ehi!dren. 1t relieves the child from
/,line cores diarrhoea. 17' ri pin in
th•• bowel• and hind colic. 1ty ,riving
heath to the child, 0 rests the
rn•thOr Twenty4ive rents n bottle.
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Church I)irectory
JAMES STREET
METl1OIisT cliuRCri
Roy. Richard Hobbs, Pastor
Sunday Public Worship -10.30 a.m..
and 7 p.m.
Class Servie..-•Sunday 0.:10 n.tu. sod
after Morning Hervie1 and Wednes-
day night.
'1oun4f 111eu'r Clue And G►tssbuua•aa T
Bunds, at !t tat
Sends) s.rhoul and H1nle CI1+ft1a L..(1
11. na.
Epworth League—Tuesday at R. t,.ln
I'raycr Meeting—T7urr41ar at 8 u.r:(.I
Sunday A,1gusr :.''4th, ltev. 11. Ilui,t,a
morning and . ct-uinti.
thrchUi[Gojf wh•
EXTENSIVE SALE
ummer Goods
SALL ---
o make Room for the Fall Goods that are
Arriving every Day
Have your worm bnetting' W • •••
7 out• ('oat
for you' threshing, Vol' ran gel any
tlttaha
tity you wst. Reginal'
((
Cement
Blue Lake Brand
11'e 11ave then:Ibut.• Francs of cement
►I ways on hand, fresh from the ulanu-
fact ttrers. The Blue Lake i4 consider-
ed tale best cement.
fl. J. GLflTWOR1 HY
GRA\'1'ON, O\TA}.iO
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
Ys EM
140W RATES
to TORONTO
A('(•(111(47 (If Canadian Nation -
d Exhibition
$3:S5 RETURN
August 27 to Septelll}1er 1t) - �
$2.85 Return As we have only a few of each of these
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50
'25
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75
50
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$j
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19
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LADIES'UND[RSIIRTS
Regular
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:$*-1 50
3 75
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75
2 5C
2 00
l 50
l 04'
for
for
foe
for
for
for
for
for
$3 4S
2 79
1 c-,9
1 79
1 00
1 :i!3
1 07�
;Ladies' Black and Tan
Lace Hose
Regular 5Oc tor 42c
La(1iei and Children' Plaid
Black an(1 Tan Ilose
Regular 35c for 27c
" 25c for 20c
20e for laic
15c for 2 for
.4
(t
250
Ladies' White Biose Plain
Only
25c for 19c
20cfor 143c
Only a few of Ladies and
Childi•ens Vests ranging from
8c to 25c to go at reduced
prices.
-ill Gents Cotton Half Meese roust go
at reduced prices. Regular 511c for 31)c
Inc for Sic, '25c for 19c :Sic for 1:k.
Aug. :70111, Sept. 1st, (Its, rind `4th.
Return lit,';) Toesday Sept. 13th. items don shall have to call early before they
Labor Day are all sold.
Return tickets at single fare be-
tween all stations in Canada, good
going Sept. 2nd, :3rd, 11)7. .111., re_urn
litni• S i t. 701.
Roman Catholic Eucharis-
tic Congress
Singlet Fare (plus 25c► to Montreal
For Round Trip. (food going Sept.
:3rd to 10th inclusive from stations
west of Kingston and Renfrew in
Canada. Return limit September 15th.
Secure tickets and full information
from
J. ,1. KNIGHT, Depot Agent.
Men's Suits
1'1'-
After all it's the Tailor who
makes a suit a SUCCESS or a
FAllt'itls, The most fascin•
sting style would be a fizzle if
there were not careful needle
work underneath. That. ,s the
reason our Suits tit $1.11 are
better than the suit you tiny in
town for nutre money They
are perfect in every way if
not you can have your money
i,ack.
W. W .TAMAN
Merchant •i-.*ilor.
1{X 1•: i'i-:It (►\TAIt1O
P4YAEs.
STONE ROOT
COMPOUND
EXPEL 11121(. ACID
FROM Tilt -SYSTEM
A RFI IARI F SPECIFIC
F O 14
K1 [)N EYIS
ESLADIDER
A'DLIN/ER
if you were e xamined for Itfe incur
once von no1r(•ed 11130' 1'41efully you
Were examined for symptoms of kid-
ney d !ewes, ')'here are t cots ins.
It you have any symptoms of kidney
(iisease. roach 08 (tallt in the (lack. frtr•
fluent, scanty or painful urination. do
j)ot let it flit, 141t° a chronic condition.
Nyat'sSton/' Root (1on11 '1 is
corre(•tive for all cotms of kidney die -
route. 1V. do t ot, claim it will cure
"Brig[, s Insert...," but aP do (blit.))
that if I aseii t„ time it will cheek the
tint/1tint* that. might resod, in the
dreaded "Bright's 47111•.''1•istfny
(•enl 4„,1 11„11,41. 11 1(1)es tVe are agents
fur Yyal'i Family Iteeledie., nothing
else is 'I''''.• so It 11111,
.list Received Fr, •h Supply
W. S. Howey, Phm. B.
Chemist PI h.] Opt iri l.•
Ask 10 sem Nyal's T.01 nu,, 11. .11
colored. Something new.
Poultry Taken Alive or Dressed.
Hghest prices paid for Produce.
W. J. CARLING
PAI
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Of the old stock has ileen moved during the past two weeks at the Bazaar and
New Goode are daily arriving. Lots of good snaps left yet on our 5c and
lne tables. it will pity you to Cotne gnu Inok through our stock anyway.
See oar stock of Edison Phonographs as well as our Fancy China, Glassware.
SBTURDfY SPEGIRL
:40 pairs 25c Stockings to 8o at 2 for 25c.
I0 pairs 75c Ladies Leather Purses at 25c each.
211 bottles Lime .l nice to clear' for 38c.
I Water Seta. at. reduced prices.
FXFX'j'RA One pretty dread and Butter Plate IiItEE, with each Dollar
TRA purchase. (Phonographs and Fruits escepted)
Our Post Card Department is brim full of all the latest in
Comic, Artistic, and Birthday
views of Exeter.
cards. \V,. :also shlw 11
New stock of Fancy Chocolates, Candies, Popcorn,
Peanuts. Oranges and Lemons. just in. Try a annul order of these good,.
School Supplies. Send the children here,
POWELL'S BAZAAR
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WESTERN FAIR
LONDON, CANADA
Sept. 9th to 17th, 1910
$25,000.0() in Prizes and Attractions
OPEN TO ALL
_ 'The great Live Stock Exhibition
Speed Events Dog Show ! Athletic Day
Every Day Cat Show , Monday
Music by the 91st Nighlanders and Tth Fusiliers
ATTRAC'FIONS1)ON''i' FIREWORKS
Better Than Ever( MISS I'i' ! Each Night
Reduced Rates over all Roads
ViSIT LONDON'S EX1 IBI,TION
Prlic Lists, 1:n11) forms and all Informr ton from
W. J. REID, Pres• A M. HUNT, Sec.
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