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STEWAt2T'Sit
For Several Days
We have been t ery busy opening and narking our New Fall
Goody. \\'o say they are a tlno last, 1'01' would Yourself. We
nt yen to see thele. You will always he made "At Hunte.' in
this Sion'.
Dress (foods
Silks
The • -1 ..-aa t merit of Dress •• •
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gular way $1.50. See south • •
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Om new I'aille•tte Silks for
Dresses and odd waists will
interest you at
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Jea received a sample lot
ni 1. nen Table Clathea sizes
2 w •,its by 2i yards. This is
y special lot and was
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1', , ':.5$1.00$4.50to$8.50
Direct from the makers, a
finer assortment of patterns
and colors we never had at
Per Yard :'A) sol is
-Fall Mantles�-
\Ve have :1 reputation for keeping the Finest Range of Lad-
le- •,n.1 Children's Coats in this part of the country. They in-
- ,.t,• 'ou 11 stakes as Continental, Rodgers and M. Pollan & Sons
One 01st shipment has arrived. We will be pleased to show you
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DEAR MADAM
',•I MI-. ''fee-. liorton are
thi- t k in London visiting
P.. 11. Burke has improved this
shaving parlor by pntlirog down a
new linoleum.
'el r. Coleman INinneese of Ott;ava
tithed lis, parents hero for a few
lays the past week.
Mr. Leroy C„nitis left on Mou.l-,y
for Gash riclt n here he has e. eer •1
position+ in a drug store.
Mr, Thos. ifandford in drain buyin r
horses and shipped a load to 'Winn-
ipeg last week. Jfr. 1'. Coleman nc-
companied them.
hr. quackenbueh.
ing Dr. 1{ollin's off
we write you these few Tines to let h," heel it remail
you know that you ran end all you for bu•in
baking trouble if you will
i1CY YOU:it FiOCIt ut:111:
We know this because so many good
housekeepers say our 11nur hake,. bet-
ter and goes farther than airy other
brand they have tried. \Ve shall be
glad to have you order a sack and feel
sure yon will thank om for the suggest-
ion after you have tried our their.
(let a sack of
"Model"
flo.►t and c .rttpete f• 1 1 1r sprat! at
the fair
%lnnnf,t!.weri 1.y
Harvey Bros.
"ntrel \\ d ,1,: rA:adore, . .1h
I r •1 :with the int r• r tc=
I :n Iles best ; • 1•018 1•1 ,•, • tn.
c 147„ S. NV. & 11. Pork rhe
, • b.•st in the non l: 1.
1 1 r r ntp,
who k orcupy-
nn'11•n1.1r t
.1 Ana fitt..i
\'• • u tv e h 1 ,h•. ro:orless facer
w Ire •• ,0.1 rli.eonrnur w
(t, ill
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1...v 1 .1 n' I and bodily t iv -
or by ..• it.. 1',11 r'- LitI,• iron fill:(
tt h.eh •tr.• In td•• for lb,. blond. nerves
n,l enrtil,l eon.
A quit wedding look place in iien.-
r a!I nn Wednesday of last tw k 't'h Ii
!'‘Ir .11,nann Smalr. of Ex, : • 1 tt , . un-
ited its marriage to Mias Elizabeth
Pollen.,nf Farquhar. The c rr-mony
wag preformed at the parson is• he
the ltev. Mei.. Smith. Th Titre
eatsads congratnlaliona.
On '1•b:.r•day evening of last we•k
a t•;.1 . • horse belongin; to Mr.
1' --', • r 1", Iiow was killed by
on a live elentr)c light
u ire ,\ h.avy rain ascompanied by
liehtning and thunder. visited Chit
eiion aid an cleetris light wire
w broken on [station street. Mr.
\silos bid de f vered a Toad of haled
hay nt the station and was driving
ham. after the Ftortn when one of his
bora 'Q stepped on the wire and was
killed. The power was shot off at
the power house while the nnimal rind
wire were et•part►ted and removed.
PUT Till
IN YOUR
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SMOKE
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A man fe known by (112 com•
patty he keep, likewise by his
Business Cards. Circulars and
Stationery.
Let us print them and
they will
BE A CREDIT TO YOU.
Market Report. ---"110- loilotwiu; is
the report of Exec- r •uarket% cor-
;tr•1 tip to 8.•111,•1.1 : 15:h.
t\'h,•.:..;uandard. tr-'c.
1' 15e.
- '3 and 'tie.
'buses $22
Bran F19
P. is 65 to 70e.
'lode! Flour $2,85
i flour $1.50
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11 r lSc.
Cr •• , t butter 25c
i'ut sass. s 50 to 60
Ile, livewcight. SS.53.
('h,,.,• • export cattle .`>;6.15
1;.,41 export cattle :.365 to .-.5.00
.Fula s x; ort cattle.$5.65 to $3.t'0
1 t . • ell-r's cat tt••'?5.60 to a
caltl• s'5,10 ,
Cows .4.00 to e5.50
iamb 15.00
Sheep 14-3.50 to $1.00
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Ahr•• itandford left ••• •Ill A-
ds) morning to spend a 1 -w daye in
Landon.
Mrs. J. V. Powell is visiting
her parents. Mr .and Mrs. A. Naoh
Sarnia.
Mr. \Vm. Northcott was in Toronto
and Hamilton last week. and is %8.
iting in lutea this :week.
Loney Heywood. the junior min-
ister at Union. visited his parenttl
in town this week.
Mr. F. W. Giadman. and family
htv,• returned home after visiting
for two week, in Toronto.
Slr. and Mr-. Ephrain Bern and
t u o children. of Zion. ',pent Sun-
day with 'Mm ifern'a parents. btr
and Mrs. Wm. Taylor.
Mr.. Geo. Thomas and Mib. O. T.
Brooks went to London Wednesday
morning to attend the wedding of
their n•ir•. '\C;;•t Ma) 1'"..*ra,n. lo
'•t. t. , r Ronnie. both of the city.
i 1'. !fish. of Dundalk. has
„ I ledger keep. r a
111 11 rola of Commerc,•. Mr. A. ll, to -
at w ho has been filling t bat po•
I••r, has been appointed ,• t•If
th Crediton branch.
The S) Ivan correspondent to th
Parkhill Gazette in reporting to
Harvest .Dome servic, s says. \I r. 11.
southern t. of Exeter has n fine bar-
itone voice and lois song- tier. loud•
•,i1PIl auded Miss Butt and Mist(
t•i .h int : nag a beau! Hid duet. Rev.
\ 1• . ate several readings which
c. n F 1 nppyauv• from the :tud-
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,n•I :.ire. .1. Ilene- and
t ,ltught r. Florence of Buffalo
.1• t it n1' :,: the 3iolson's'tank.
1 . \I a. Russell :spent Sunday.
at his bonne in London.
Th • niarriag • took place in ltrgin.t
nn Wednesday evening Sept. 7(11.
1tof Miss; .lean Templeton. daughter
of Mrs. Margaret U. Morrison, to
Nr. gtobtfr t lie ?4,t Ito.- .i. von
of :dr and Mrs. .1. t', Rom., fornl,•r-
1t of facture bol now of Regis's.
Iter: i an old Exeter boy and is helii
in the highest esteem by h's many
friend • in town who wish him and
his b1..le many years of happy mar-
ried life.
I1••r • is w'hnl the Sesforth Nesa
w..
41)11 of th cEseter bowlers: tin•t••ti
the heading. "Thew wet. • frond losers.
• Three rinsk of bowlers from Exct-
.r drove into town about noun on
1 .l.or Day and after partaking of
It .r. dinner at the Cotnnterical
ll,et 1• w • tided their way 10 the I1owI-
in! i'r rt where they met in combat
niu • .liff.•r•-,,t rinks composed of
S ,forth I.' 1}, 1s. The Exeter aggre-
nIlion at 110 mean players and
while they inapt on the round by
27 Fhn; 111 y gave n fine exhibit-
ion of how I he gentle should he play-
ed and with a lit 11e luck in *heir
favor relight have cosily ate'. Th,.
member of the Nenforth Stooling
Club. as rehab. :were load in !lair
',rake of the gentletncntly manner
of each and ettery visiting player and
the Afternoon's games will long he
',membered as the mos* pleasant
and ngrecnble bowling coated (hat
was ever played on the local• atreen
llerc's hoping that the Exeter piny -
ere may back some at some fnturn
union 11. 1iIII of she •'Stall
t nn'I J.,uI nue. t Elm orth
L •agues will be held in James str.-:t
church to -night (Thursday) instead
e iu'Main street church as was first
.1 dinged. when 'Rev. A. E. Johns,
It. A. who expects to leave Shortly
,s uIGnionuy to Cana, will nddre>t
th- n„•cling.
11 eks Forecasks-A Reactionary
1' 1:n1 fails on the lath, 17111, 1111
1111 Ir int 11 ,111,11 by the 'Mercury per -
0.1. th • ergs- of the Autumn:it 'and -
sox th mooting of the Venus per-
asi, and t i1 • .' :11 \loon on the equal-
s:- tit, s -1 19th. This is a
tau • when \V, .t India storms will
nla,st likely he heard from, menacing
117-• W.77 **IN bordering our south coast
•1'1, , menta w ill outlive this :storm
l"'1• grotwil, r its violence ;1s 1 hey
approach, and pass inland through'
the states alis! over the great lakes.
The 161h, to the 23rd, constitutes a
period of very severe seismic strain
\1' , t e!, t tt•• 1414 orld records.
\ very pr. -St y wedding took p1 ,e
„n Wednesday Sept. 14th nt the hues.
of -,11s John. Itlatchfor•1. Andrea
1 reet. J•:xeler when the youngest
daughter Lena 114. Itlalchfon!, :was
nited in the holy bonds of matrii-
twiny jo'Mr. Rolland Squire. a pros-
; r toung fanner of Blanchard
nisei.. Itcv. ltd. Hobbs official-
• 1 •1'h • bride who was beautifully'
i•oo 1 in cream silk mull trimmed
o it h t•,l-iiejennes lace and insertion.
tt t- ellen :sway by her uncle Mr. Wm.
lelalchful-1 The wedding march was
'.law, I by alias May !Squire, nisterof
.ef the groom. During the ceremony
the young couple stood underneath
in arch of evergreen beautifully
ts,nk -•I with flowers. The bride car -
1 , t., autiful bouquet of white
1 . About fifty of the immediate
.1 , - sat down to a sumptuous
it,ie . The presents were numerous
. •;t. The groom='s gift to the
t handsom egold locket.
• • -1.•'e going away dress was of
i.:. • - it in Venetian cloth with hat to
match. The evening as pleasantly
pent after which the young couple
!••ft for their n -•w home near Wood-
ham. \tile ltlatchford was a mem-
ber of the Jam - street choir
will be missed by a Targe circle of
friend+ who wish them a happy and
1_rosperous life.
The following clipping was taken
from the Welwyn Herald and has
reference to :Mr. A. E. \Vooe'i who
recently left to take charge of
the Home bank at that place. "On
Thursday evening a banquet swan
given to' Mr. Campbell th.• ex -manag-
er of the Home Bank and Mr. Wood
the new manager. Some thirty
i'-ntletnen participating in the good
r hings of th eevening. Mr. fad. Web-
,er took the chair and congratulat-
I 0r. Campbell on his good citizen-
-hit, while in our town such a abort
and hoped that Mr. Wood
..11 follow in his footsteps for the
ether advancement of our -town.
t -r11 of th.- gent' sn•n xpresss-
'11.. it regret at . • 7.Camp-
1 .w- manat:.•r of is 11o, and :is
spo. t in th town. \ir. '.t. hrl!.
h„•. - I '1 he tr n. -9
t t. 1 find his Fmce's'u.
t • - ,.,,.o1.. -r, and n true cit -
Trotter. then also endora-
1 to Chairman's address. and ..poke
of Canada and especially. of N eat -
tern tJttiada ,tiling that it•• 1'f,t-
ancial and Ilusineea 'houses were
managed and conducted by the young
C inadian•, and advised young
sten to have a great obi e• in
view. as Canada needed th • \ - :or
p'.:nn•lol►w.L The Chairman. • • t
ed the Gentlt'n,. n'a toast an -i i•
rose ami sang. hill's n joli}
11.f,•Iln..
11••rw. 14. 11', Milt arc!. Forest. Presi-
dent of the London Conference. of
t h .1,t hodt trhorch and one
of
t h 1 • st known 'Methodist Minsiter'
ir, l' .nada died at the hospaal
I er • William on Tue-day' of last
e S. ss tog teen taking ill when
• 1. TO ,t ehome from the Conference
• Victoria. Rev. Reuben Milliard
,- for 40 years a member of : h
London Conference and one of t
most widely known tninaters 'n \\ , .:
ern Ontario. Ile was eluted Pre*
i-•nt at the Conference which met
Chatham early in .lune fast
rhroughoet the session of the Con-
, fence. Rev.. '0 r. Millyard showed
himself to be a cap•abl•• presiding
officer nit (this lose will be greatly
felt not one) by his congregation.
but by the Methodist Church as a
whole. The nett•+ of his death was
Iearne 1 with nitieb regret by a lar:'
circle of personal friends of
,feceased, '1r. Millsatd :was a
:nor pastor of the Hain street church
.:11 1 was held ire the high, at esteem
1•. the prop!' of Exeter. Previous
to going to Forest he bid char.-••
of north street church. Gorier.
where 1511rF. Millyard died onit
few months ago. Mr. Milliard hail
atl,•nded the sessions of the Gen -r,.
Conferenc•• at Victoria and w 1,
there had injured his toe. 1Vh.t
on his way home the injured foot
became to painful. blood poi,otl tl!
hating rel in that li Ftopp: 1 nt
Fort William for treatment. Ile
wits thought at first to be irnprov-
in:r ntsl i1 was suppaeed h• would
h•• able to continue his journey
in afew days but early in the we k.
hist see beenme more atriona an•l has
,on. Rev. 31r. Millyard of iieneal! 41141
other friends were sir it for. 11.
death occurred tat • on Tuesday after-
noon, The interment took
place at
Woods tocktwhcne \less Mill -
yard is burrito]. Mr. Millyard was
one of the stalwarts of :\lelhodiem
in Western Ontario and was held in
high esteem by the members of
Lon Inn eonferena• as wog , yid •ne .1
by hia election ns preident 1
June. and also on the circuits '.
during the forty years of his to 1,
try he has had charge.
'.0 YEARS EY 1'I t(IENCE OF A N
OLD NC iLSK.
Mrs. 1Vinslow's Soothing liyrep Ir
the prescription of ore of the best
fetnale physicians and nurses 'in the
t'nited Htate's, and has been used for
fifty yenr.a with never -failing emcee*.
by inSlions of mother/1 for their
children. It relieves the child from
t>1 11 cures diarrhoea, griping in
the bowel's and wind colic. Ity hiving
hralth to the child, 0 erste the
mother. Twenty-five eents n barite.
Church Directory
JAMES STREET
MI:"1't1vU1ST CFIURCN
Rov. Richard Hobbs, Pastor
Sunday Public Worship -10.30 a.u1
and 7 p.m.
Class He•rvice--Huoday 0.30 a.m. ,end
after Morning He•rvioe and Wedies.
Day night.
•bundur n'Dip.0and Catasbuens
ay M al .1 tm. . u
Sunday .School and Miele C11tsewn 2.30
p•m.
Epworth League -Tuesday at P. pill
Prayer Meeting-Tburadao of 8 9.111
•pt. 4th -Tete Pastor will prcaeh
morning and cvenisigt Evening
ii rvrce 11t seven.
ThreshInfl Goal
Save your wood by getting our foal
for your threshing, You can get any
quantity you want.
Cement
Blue Lake Brand
We have the above brand of cement
always on hand, fresh from the tuanu-
faeturers. The )clue Lake is consider-
ed the best cement.
II. J. GLflTWOR1 HY
(HtANTON. ONTAI'►O
GRAND TRUNK RA
SYISTELWAY
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Annual Western
Excursion
Sept.15,16, 11.
From Ex t•:Tj:it 1'u:
I'ort Ifutote'\lich.
Detroit Mich.
Chicago 111.
Bay City Mich.
Cleveland U. ( via Buffalo
and C. and 13.
Cleveland, O. via Detroit
and D. and C. $7 ail I
(Grand ]rapids, Mich. $7 it.,
Saginaw Mich. $5 lt1
tit. Patti ur 1. 111 tail $24 43
Minneapolis) `
vr. Pau. or 1 Via Sarnia and $31 911 I
Minneapolis) N, N, Co.
3rd
RETURN LIMIT MONDAY. OCT.
]return
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$1 30
$10 1O
$3 :S1
FALL
IS HERE
MiII((
Just take a look through your fall and winter wear, and sec if you
are in need of anything for the cold weather, Now is the time to
buy and get your choice before it is all picked over.
Western Fair
LONDON
Iteturn Tickets will be issued at
EX 1:l'Elt To LONDON as follows
95c :tept.10-11--12-11 and 10.
90c Slept. 13 and 15th
Return limit[Sept. 19th.
Secnre tickets and full information
(tout
J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Agent.
New
Fall Suits
and Overcoats
When visiting our Fair
next week leo not fail to
ea 11 and inspect our
t,t ock. A gi eat many pat -
erns to choose from.
Nina Range Dress Goods_
in Greys, Browns, Greens. Reds & Navy Blues to supply you wit
a nice fall suit.
We have a line of Flannelettes in stripes and plain, a full
wide at the
Old Price Only I2 1=2 c per yard
yar
ALL WOOL BLANKETS ranging from 3.50 to 6.50 per
pair.
Only a few Ladies WRITE WAISTS and UNDER SKIRTS
to clear at cost.
When You Peed a nice Tic for your fall suit drop in and see our
new range of Ties for fall something New and Natty.
Fine wool Sox in Grey, Brown and Green shades Something you
need fur fall and winter.
Astoria Shoes
We carry the (ASTORiA SHOE, which k second t3 none price
ranging from $4 to $6
Poultry Taken Alive or Dressed.
Hghest prices paid for Produce.
W. J. CARLIN
CHINA! CHiNA!
A l.•rge shipment of Austrian, Japanese. Bavarian. Nippon and German
China JUST ARRIVED and trill be on side this weak. See the Specials at
5c, 10c and 15c. 25c and up to $3. iL will pay you first to look through our
store as the values will surprise you. It's wonderful to see how far a little
money will go dere. ilring your f1 lends.
China Shower, Wedding Gift Goods
All Kinds vert• low Prices. 3 -piece I'r'a Sets, Sugar and Creamer's, Cups
and Saucers, Cocoa .lugs. lion Bon Dishes; Fancy Tea Pots, Pin irays, Hat
i'in holders. Jaralineles tall sizes). Fern Puts, Biscuit .tars, Berry Sets, Fancy
Pitchers, dozens of other articles at astonishing Low Prices.
OUR DRUG DEPARTMENT
is full of the hest Toilet Preparations, Talcum Powders, Soaps and Per.
turnery. Cold Cure, Cough Candy, Flavorings, Etc., Combs. Blushes, Etc.
Our I'n.t Card Department is brimful of the best productions of famous
artiste and printers. School Goods-i.cad and Slate i'encils. Scribblers, plain
and ruled 7 for 25 cents. School Bags 19s. ('rayons and faints, Inks and Muci-
lage, Stationery fads and Envelopes.
Confectioner, Fruits, Etc.
Candy, Chocolates, Bananas, Oranges Leptons, Musk Melons, ('elety
Plurals, Etc., Tobacco. ('ittars, Pipes. Etc. (food Assortment flower Mote.
Come in and look around, You are Welcome. Send the little folk, we will
serve them well. Fair Pay will belt big day at the Bazaar. Saturday Special
1 Pretty !head rind Batter i'late free with each 5(k purchase in our drug
Sepal Uncut.
illt.
W. W .TAMAN POWELL'S BAZAAR
Merchant Tailor.
EXETER ON"CAit1U NmmmmMfmNrm
•!0W 1)11) i CATCH. THAT COLD
:1:ntple lough. Probably got over-
t. ,1 or oat in .t draft -the cold
1 up the pores of 1b•• skin
1,1 10 and locked up n lot of
waste products of the blood in your
body. Then your cold begins.
Nyal's Laxacold act" on the wu-
c •i+ metnbrnne, cheeks the catarrh
r' -opens the pores of the Akin. stim-
•late+ the secretiorts-in short eiur r•
sour cold in a day and a night
Try it once -then the no at time
you'll be hire to remember r bow
quickly Nyal's Lasacoid cured yoa.
Pre ..i cent!' for 3.1 dorsa
\\ k••ep a good stock of 's
i• 1n 1• 1! rn••1, •s.
W. S. Howey, Plum. B.
(lheitt0t and Optician
As an advertising medium the
Exeter Timer; cannot of. aur•
paw ed. Does it occur to you
that an advertisement may
change the whole career of an
individual, and may material-
ly affect the advcrteser'a lot
in Wet A real estate ad. twill
n• r. ad by our Kubscribe'ni
:inti oth,•ra who are inter -
.at, d in real estate. if you
have something to dieloiee of
are wanting .help. or have
Foraething to tiring before th•
public 'i the columns of the
'rime, as your advsrtwing
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ESTERN FAIR
LONDON, CANADA--------
Sept. Qth to 17th, 1910
$25,000.00 in Prizes and Attractions
OPEN TO ALL
The Greet Live Stock Exhibition
Speed Events Dog Show Athletic i)ay
Every Day Cat Show Monday
Mulls by the 9Ist Highlanders and Tth Fusiliers
ATTRACTIONSDON'T IWORKS
Better Than Ever I ilia:WORKS
ISS I'1' Each Night
Reduced Rates over all Roads
VISIT LONDCN'S EXF !BITION
1'rl,e Lits, I:ntry Forms and all Informa ton frost
W. J. REiD, Pres. A•11M..MYNT,Sec.
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