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Before you buy your
Fall ce Winter Clothing
Oal1 and examine the large
and welt. -assorted stook of
Fine Worsted Sa tings
Fine Bootee Tweed "
Canadian,
'lib Also all the leading colors
and patterns in
Overooatings
All will be made up iR
first-class style at prices
awaybelow the lowest.
Replevaber we guarantee a
coon rzir
aar no sale.—Care me a call,
J. H. GRIEVE.
Es,
News of the Weer:—Condensed.
According to the census of 1881—the
olassifioation for 1891 is not yet at hand -
56 per cent. of the papulation of Canada is
engaged in agriculture. in Ontario. the
richest of the Provinces, only 22,000,000
aorea are nettled ontot an area many times.
greater, The IQorthweet is an empire is
Retie.
enneeet STATES.
A big binder twine trust has been formed
o.
in1ge defeated Harvard at football on Sat-
urdey 10 points to 0.
Over half a loot of snow fell on Saturday
morning at St. Paul, Mime.
Four men were buried alive by the caving
in of a sand hank in Brooklyn, N. I. on
43eteirtley.
The American ahippera are dieeriminated
against iu the Welland Canal bf Cauadiaus.
Retaliation.
An nnknowet man jumped off Brootslyn
bridge. on Sunday, to the river 140 feet be-
low and suicided.
Tale yearling filly Fausta, by Sidney, on
Saturday trotted nmife in 2.251, which is
now the world's record.
Palo A,tta's 2.0S.I on the kite shape track
at Staektou. Cala an iVednesday, is the
talk of the trotting world.
A farmer in atiseousi grafted a tomaroe
vire int) a :?tato nine and .of two crops,
ps,
Ane fronts the tops the other from the roots.
The National Live Steck Aeeccietioa Hatt
been rargauraed iii C eaRi,. Delegates rF
piert^n.iog Sat'0.00,Oeft of caettal lash part
1 its the procee.ilage.
CANADIAN.
The C. P. 1..Ca. are building au kimono
hotel at Ottawa.
X3rantf.lyd is to have an electric, street
railway ayeteut.
Counterfeit. one dollar Dominion of ('ane -
da notes a14a its cireulnlicn near Ottawa..
The emu Cutis who ree.eutly ewiadled
Lonilan ritrelieute is slam muted in Weed, -
deck,
Wien irea City Cannell ItAs f^asse'd n reee.
lutiou in fever of a aired railway Bee to
Duluth.
Peery Sound passed rt bylaw Friday pro -
Tiding fair the eenetrrotion of a waterworks
a aloin.
Time Montreal
a^gat of immigration
tion
reports Zfeaatt arrivole daring tlso paet
year.
Ler:1 Stanley, Governor General of Cana-
da is ,
t to eesign, tette effect mei
month.
t
The Wigle failure in Eaciox represents
liabilities at 5100,00),withmeta to au equal
amount.
Stretferei Connell prop sees to have a now
fire hall. A by'•law will be submitted to
the eeople.
The C. P. R.'a Witte' experiment in trona -
porting British troops agrees the continent
will take place on Dee. 5. •
More have beeu .many marfuo dieastera
on the lakes during the week, with great
loused life and property.
A eorreapanilent suggests that one of the
school trustees selected by the London City
Counell nest January shall be a woman.
join =i ..'ten to form coloniea of Scotch
warre.ers in Canada has been appointed in
England. Sir Charles Tupper is a member.
Geo. Elliott of Hamilton, some weeks
apo, accidentally pushed a piece of lath into
his naso and iiia few days died of look -jaw.
In a prize-fight in Naw York between
George Altman, nineteen yeara old, and
John Hollinger, aged. seventeen, the latter
was killed.
Osgoode Hall Football Club, Rugby
champions of Ontario,on Saturday defeated
Montreal ohamplona of Quebec, by 24
points to 10.
Galt won the first match for the junior
football championship (Aasooiation) of On-
tario on Saturday. defeating the Canadian
Rovers 2 goals to 0.
During the past season 104,309 head of
cattle, 31,766 sheep, 79,309 packages of
butter and 1,372,033 packages of cheese
were shipped from Montreal.
At Lonadale, Hastings County, a verdict
of wilful murder has been returned against
James MaGinniata. in connection with tbe
death of B. Ford on Thankegtying Day,
Judge Elliot at London Friday decided
that the Liberal notices of objections to
names on the Dominion voters' liat were in-
valid. The Liberals have moved for an
appeal against this decision.
A. Baptist Minister of Port Burwell, Rev.
Walter Nelson, on Monday eloped with a
pretty, young school teacher of St Thomas,
and deserted his wife to do so. They have
been arrested in Lansing, Mich.
Mayor Birkett, of Ottawa, has offered a
reward of $50 for the arrest and conviction
of the offenders who disfigured the walls of
St. Patrick's Church by painting "No
Popery" on them in eighteen inch letters,
The Liatowel town council has passed a
by-law to have the town bell rung at 9 p.m.
and all boys under 15 years of age found on
the streets unaccompanied by their parents,
after that hour, will be taken in charge by
the constable., We are afraid this cannot
be legally enforced.
In Nemeth Dakota itis so ealel that tisreelt-
ors hove left the =teat fieltle and $4 per
day,levaiag at least one third of the wheat
uuthreelaed. The farmere are in a wild
state.
Farmer Gecrge, of Peru, Ind., had thin•
teen of an inerenee ou hia farm in one might
last ateat. Die wife ;;:.vo birth to fear
girlie leis Jerky caw bal twin calves, and
the eat seven kittens,
Senate; Stauford has ogreed to let G W.
W i:iiatee breed ten Allerton scares to
Arion, in Me four-year•ohl form, at a fee of
x'2,5503 each. Stanford alae eters 510,Oi?0
for one of the teals at the time it may be
dropped.
Tito trotting dreg Poe. from Brighten.
Ont., is eredittel with overbite a mile at
Chicago in three tniseutee en Thursday.
The Chicago 'l'itnee 0001—"11e never
made a break. lads dog was pnrehaped for
d his hop-arrner. Willie Ketchum.
haA non' in bank, the doe's, cartage, 97t1;
tliiLi
a Greenville
Chetlee fl ,•r of 1 kT f8 n .
r. f�#
.[ a l ,
6
S e
into
threw bawl of rleoutmted D
Ola
io ahs a b 1 co
her busband'a face at Arcanum Tuureday
Might. 1letilinger Eel to a neighber'a house,
n d esh. was
' wife issued iw au o
washing hie pursued
elm h drove the blade of a
hatchet into his back. Then the womatn
imp.
went 1101110a1101110 and cut her throat. It is p
paged the wee insane. ldeflliuger will lose
Inc sight and may lose hia It
Itl:rrisn.
Itaseia Les issuer] a uii',s.1 prohibiting the
export:Won of wheat. The law weut into
effect Monday.
There is a new dog in England, a Thibet
shepherd's dog, beside which the biggest of
St. nemesis look email.
Paris papers state that the alliance be-
tween Ilusaia and Franco avant the triple
alliance has been about completed.
A London cable says there aro 100 cases
of influenza in a schoolatDartfard. Several
children have died from the disease.
An immense demonstration was bold in
Limerick, Ireland, Monday in commemora-
tion of the death of the Manaheater mar-
tyrs.
The Prince of Wales passes many hours
at the bedaide of hia son Prince George,
who is ill with typhoid fever. The latter
late passed the thirteenth day of hie iilnose.
Hoa. Edward Blake has always been a
friend of higher education. Some dame ago
he gave $10.000 to the restoration fund of
e the Provincial University, and he has now
, handed over $20,000 to re-establish a gen-
' era). system of junior matriculation scholar -
snipe.
Mr. Trues, M. P., (Liberal) for East
Bruoe has been unseated, with persona
'„ `chargee dropped.—Decision on the charges
against Grieve of North Perth, and also in
the S,uth Ontario case, both Liberals, will
he given at Osgood° Hall, Toronto, on the
30th inst.
Some of the heads of the local courts of
theIndepeudent Order of Foresters objected
to the enormous expense in handling the
funds of the order, and were last week ad•
judged by the superior °Eiders; but were
aeguitted.' There is now war all around
and it is thought there will be a change in
the e,ecutive offic et. Few p, o, le not con-
netted with the order have at y idea of the
enormous alms handled by those having
charge of tbefunds. The membership con-
sists of 80,000 men ; the rece•pts from pre.
minms on insurance aggregate about $340,-
000 a year ; the naw betel e3s written up
monthly exceeds $1,000,000 ; the payments
ma death claims Last year unwanted to
$150,000, and the surplus now on hand is
early 16370,000.
dren Cry for Pitcher's Gastoria
Bhmvil e.
(From au octet/sionat)
Blitzes—In previous issues some Zionite
has given us a shy poke under the fifth rib
on the Ieft hand side. We wish to live In
harmony with our smaller appointments
but still beg leave to present the case fairly.
We are not seltleh, but perfeetly willing to
give yon more service, and we to have a
'local' occasionally, where now we have not
ono. But that is not the people's fault. To
the charge of murder we reply that your
uncle yet lives, and says he won't die till
he sees his dear son again—the stewardship.
and be even with the Board. We never
give yon w3 01, just $1 00 if you please;
and you wouldn't have got that had the
Elim young lady not been taken. So you
see the cent was not the Lord's, but belong-
ed over in Blanebard as euro as you live.
We heard that the lecture was not on the
Rise and Progress of Methodism, but on the
Rise and Fall of Superannuation. Besides
we don't keep our church door locked be-
tween services till the hour for beginning,
and so the people either freeze outside or
stay at home. No wonder many congregate
in the shed. Yea the Elder will wake up
and rattle the dry bones again over there,
and if an invitation iii any criterion he will
be over soon in an official capacity, to make
tWo lives happy. A Bonen.
lotor.Aollor.Mills.
�a Com
Wood Wanted!
DELIVERED AT THE MILL
For which we Will pay high-
est market prices.
Tel .E EXETEL MILLING Coy.
HAVE You READ this description of
rheumatism and. neuralgia ? "Put your
hand in a vise, torn the vise until you can't
bear another turn, and that's rheumatism ;
give it another turn that's neuralgia." And
still you'll suffer these tortures when for 25
cents you can buy a bottle of MINARD'S
LINIMENT and be relieved,
MARKET REPORTS.
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Uarley ... ... ...
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Turkey perib
Duckaapot Ib
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floga,dressedperlt0
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aheoF�chins eaolt
Celfaenine
Wool north ...
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Onion euerhueli
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EVERY FARMER'S SON
SROULD. HATS
A BUSINESS EDUCATION.
A PosrAL
will secure the catalogue of the
FOREST CITY
Business (College.
LONDON, ONTARIO.
oyes, teestudents in attenclanee•
T. W. WEST 'RVELT, Prin.
STRAY FIG.—CAME INTO
J the premises of the subscriber lot 15,2nd
eon. Usbarne, on or about get. 261b, a white
SOW. Owner can hare the same by paying ex-
penses. Jom a WILLIS. Exeter r. 0.
r AND FOR SALE.
Tee property known as the old church of
England grounder comprising ane lot, is now
4i1 offeredforsale, Perms reasonable• Apply to
a' to ea E, vnrtsTls. Pres; or A. Dsu. Secy-, of the
0 40 10 oe Stephen and I. eboree Agricultural Society.
l,ta ,,l leoi.12-1m.
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Fall Wheat.. ... 95 02
t print; Wheat.,.., .,. .... 92 92
l;nr.ey ........ 0 49 0 45
Oats 0 ';9 32
Clover Seed...—. . . 3 75 4 25
Tiroothg
Peas ......„. 1 25 1 30
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rage .. , ............... 15 0 10
Bettor 10 0 l0
Potatoes per bag ,..... 54 55
Applaa per heels 059
Woolperlb 18 0
brayportann.. 9 MO 00
Bran per ton ...... ............... 14 5.1 14 00
Shona" '• ..... c20 0 09
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riot s,dreascd per lee ' ......... a OO to 5 ;,
A VOICE FROM, SCOTLAND—Dear Sirs —I
can highly recommend Hagyard's Pectoral
Balsam. It cured my daughter of a cough
she had been troubled with since childhood
She ie now twelve years old.
MRs. M. FAIRCHILD,
Scotland, Ont.
LONDON,
West. 1.+3 to per butt. Oats, :tee to
,
c tier us. Pcaa, 47c to£.,,.
! Per
bus. Bar-
teteening. el totee per bus. Barley Feed.
1, to 4'e por bus Corn. fele to tie per.
buabel.
TORONTO.
Taranto Nov, -Wheat Spring—No.
z9
lc
trrc nor bus rod wlntel.Vn � 9'eto t,,o
per
bus. Manitoba No 2 hasrd.l 07 to 1 u9 Noel, one
to 97 • ' PEAS sins to 67e por bus. OAT: lie
to dileerbua FLOUR. extra. $4 :0 to 04.1
per 'hal atmigbt roller, $4, 21to $1..30;
sarong bakers ?i. )tc steno. BARLEY, tio 1.
feeding. fele to 57e
The London Cheese Market.
Saturday, Nov. 21, 1891.
This rnarl;et eloeed to -day for the season
of ISM. There were only three factories
bearded—Willow (Trove, with 410 boxes;
teeary's, 420 boxes, ail Melrose, with 100
boxes; the latter were only sold at 20 eents
a paned. Mr. Geary asked leaec' for his
lot.
At the eloso of the meeting Mr, John
Leitch stepped forward, and in a short
verbal address presented Mr. John Geary,
President of the LendonCheese Association,
with a bendsomogold-headed cane on be-
half of the directors and members of the
Association, as au evidence. of the high- ap-
preciation in which he is held by the fac-
tory men and buyers.
efr. Geary made a suitable and neat
reply.
"Doerr CABE To EAT." It is with the
greatest confidence that Hood's Sarsaparilla
is recommended for loss of appetite, indigos
tion, sick headache, and similar troubles.
This medicine gently lanes the stomach,
assists digestion, and makes one "real hun-
gry." Parsons in delicate health, after tak-
ing Hood'«:Sarsaparilla a few days, find
themselves longing for and eating the plain
est food with unexpected relish.
TWELVE YEARS' TEST -DRAT Sirs,—We
have used Hagyard's 'Yellow Oil iu our
family for twelve Yeats and find nothing to
equal it for rheumatism,lumbago,lame back
frost bites, ere. We would not be without
it. MRS. MATILDA OHO;
Winnipeg, at: n.
OVER A CENTURY OLD—Many oases aro
k town of persons living to beaver 100 years
old and there is no good reason why this
should not occur. By paying attention to
tbe health by using Burdock Blood Bitters
when necessary to purify the blood and
strengthen the system much may be added
to the comfort and happiness of life even if
the century mark is not attained.
Minar's Liniment is the Best.
SANDWICH—Sirs,—For five years I suffer
ed from tumbavo and could get no relief
until I used Hagyard's Yellow Oil,and must
say I find no better remedy for it.
JOHN DESUERDAN,
Sandwich, Ont
PERFECT PURrx—Perfect purity of the
blood is essential to good health. Burdock
Blooa Bitters will purify the blood. and re
move all effete matter. B. B; B. cures all
blood diseases from a common pimple to
the worst scrofulous sore.
(� (� SALARY, and Oomintis.
el V• anon to Agents Men and Wone-
en.Teaeberr and Clergymen to introduce a new
and popular standard book,
Testimony of 19 Centuries to
Jesus 0/Nazareth
The usost renaarltnble religious book of the ago
written by lee enxieent echolars.Non-sectarian.
Evers Christian wants 11. Exclusive territory
given. Apply to
The Remy Bill It. Co,, Norwich, Conn,
BISSETT BROSI
TO THE FRONT.
The cheapest plana iu, town to by
Builders' Hardware, Nails, Hinges
Locks, Glans, Putty, Paints and, Oils.
New stock of the celebrated Johnston's Liquid Paints ---Showy Colors.
linesNelif Artists'
'
Barbed, Plain, Strip,BlackandGalve
an zed Wires for Cash
Tinware *Stock Complete.. – Eavetro. ughing a Specialty
New Raymond Sewing Machines and Needles
GIVE US A CALL—,
DISEASES MEII EtrPacEll$a
Or all ages, reealting from Errors or Indiser°-
tions of Youth. may be perm month- eured,and
the vigor of perfect manhood fully restore d,as
NEIWOIN DE:IBIlITY, STERILITY with
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Long Standing casesof (MEET. STRICTUIIE
SYPHILIS, VARICOCELE and all PRIVATE
anOCHRONIC Diseases treated with perfect
success. Otto iIold is in CHRONIC CASES in
which others have failed; if you aro incurable
we will frankly tell you no.
Write forpartienlars and treatise. Free, to ST,
I.Ra`IS Mnin tz. Co., 165 and 1 et King Streit.
West. Toronto. Ont. s3:6mn
Did you see our stock of
FIN 'TOOTS and. SHOES
That we have nut in the store one door south
of the Post (bees, Now itis worth your while
to giveusa look, We will show you through.
We have all the Finest bines of Ladies' and
Golfe Shoes made in Canada. and guarantee
they are right as far 03 wear and value goes.
If you want a real niee Oleo. something that it
is a pleasure to wear, coarse up and see ours.
llesides aur fled tine we also carry a large and
well nesorted stock alleys* and Mena' e'hoes
for cahoot wear also 551on'$ Working Sltues
and Renee Beets
AWAY DOWN 1N PRICE,
o ac,
All our ds are guaranteed good. and s
g r cad d n as we
g
wi-h rebuild ue a TRADE and KEEP IT, we
are sollineCHIt. tP for CASH.
Children's,11ic cs' and Ladies" Toe Slippers
and it sford Ties for a.nmmar is ail the now
shades.
Bringin eaur oriz
and buy
them a pair
of
Scheel hs, They are dandies.
Give its a call. You are we:come.
GEO. M El N SON, �.
Happy Priz : Winners! 1
1892.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
ILLUSTRATED.
The Magazine will celebrate the fourth Cen-
tenary of the Discovery of Amerioa by its re-
disoovery. through artioles giving a more
thorough exposition than has hiteerto In en
made of the recent unprecedented development
of our country,and especially in the Great West
Particular attention will also be given to dra-
matic episodes of Ameelean History.
thefield of the next European war,will be de
scribed in a series of papers on the Danube
From the Black Forest to the Black MSea" by
Poultney Bigelow and F. D. Millet, illustrated
by Mr. Millet and Alfred Parsons. Articles
also will be given by the Gorman,Austrianand
Italian Armies, illustratea by T delThulstrup.
Mr. W.:D. Howells will contribute a new
novel,"A World of Chance,' characteristically
American. Especial prominence will be given
to short stories, which will be oontributed by 'I`
B. Alderieh, R. If, Davis. A Conan Doyle,
Margaret Deland, Miss Woolson, and other
popular writers.
Among the literary features will be personal
reminiscences of Nathaniel Hawthorne, by his
college class -mato and liffelongfriend, Horatio
Bridge. and a Personal Memoir of the Brown-
ings, by Anne Thaokeray Ritchie.
Har per's Pe riodicals
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HARPERS BAZAR, .... 400
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The Vclumes of the Magazine begin with the
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receipt of order. Bound Volumes of Ilarper's
Magazine for three years back. in neat cloth
binding. will be sent by mail, post-paid, on re-
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binding. 50 cents each—by mail, post-paid.
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Address : HARPER` & BROTHERS, New
York.
On tate afternoon of Tuesday, Sept. let,
the street opposite the Dominion Labora-
tory was blocked by boys and Girls made
happy by prizes drawn by purchases of
School ]looks and Supplies at 13rowning'a
Hook and Drug Store. The following is a
partial list of the winners ;—
Ticket
Ne.07—Willie Clarke. Benutiful Napkin Ring
in Stein and (,sold Covered Case
No. 212Eddie Crocker, Teapot stand
209 Bottle of Perfume
No. 2—Herbert Iiandford Dress Fan
218—Masa Winter ([lsbnrne) Pocket Bible
204—John Speakman. Magic Slate Cloanor
133- INA t,lould. Pookot Necessairie
75--R. leiiasman, Polished Inkstand
100—Wm. Dm
kks, Set Silver lrnife:Ferlt,Spoen
133—Jessie Creech, Handsome Dress Fan
207—Aimer Nelson, Scholars Companion
210—kyle ida NateLacrosse Stick or bottle of
77—R. Kinsman. Go -Cart
17—Louie Manning, Stenocnpe complete with
number of handsome photographic views
203—Eddie Croaker, Splash
59—W. Brooks, Scholars Companion with Look
235—Hugh Gould, Go -Cart
217—Miss Hunter (Usborno) Fish Pond Game
212—Fruit Basket
66—Wm. Clarke, Necessaire
215—Mies Hunter, Cut Glass Weight
201—Eddie Dignan. Stamp album
230—Hugh Gould. Ladies Companion
"38—Eddie Crocker, White wood Money -box
170—Louis Manning, Magic Pocket -book
26—Sylvester Emmett. Rubber Ball
55—Wm. Brooks. Fruit Basket
40—John Snc11 Magid State Cleaner
28 -Sylvester E1acrett, Band -painted splash
221—Emily. Gould, Mother of Pearl Purse
231—Henry Gould Fountain Pen
71—R. iiinsrnan--Rose wood Writing Desk.
BOYS ! GIRLS !
All should buy their Sch000l Books and
Supplies at Browning's and secure a chance
of aPrize at the beat great drawing.
All Goods Sold at Lowest Prices
and the chane for a prize thrown in.
Don't miss getting tickets—free to pur-
chasers of School Books. The prizes at
the next drawing will far surpass those
given out at the last.
DOMINION LABORATORY, Main-st,Exeter
HURRAH !
11` 407
i ailor Shop
We would inform the people
of Exeter and surrounding
country that we have opened
out a new tailor shop one
door south of. Treble'saharness
shop, where we are prepared
to do work on tne shortest
possible notice and in the
Latest Styles
-AND A-
1
Sure Fit Guaranteed.
W. JOHNS:
Oafs COTTON
ROOT COMPOUND.
A recent discovery ban old
physician. sem serene ea -
ed monthly by thousa,uls of
unites Is tho only perfect
is safe and militia emedicine
discovered. Beware of un-
principled taruggiets who
offer inferior mile:Wes in
Place of this. Ask for t'ong's Nouns Roue
Conpoeip.taakonoones:Da:fa; orenelose 31 and
4 three -cont Canada postage stamps in letter,
and we will send, sealed. by return snail. Full
sealed particulate in pinin envelope. to ladies
only, 2 statnps. Address v011;1 1.14, Company
Nese Fisher B
lock, t31 Woodwa
rd ave.l#etrui
t,
mach. field snrx Rector b DRIdT6, Central
Deegan:re and by alldruggists everywhere.
8NELL B808.' CO.
Having ecmmenced our Winter Trade
we will buy
E1iESSED HOGS,
.t1t Highest (.^.zsh Prieto.
Dressed hogs bought aubjeot to the fol-
lowing tubes
2 lbs per cut off ;
5 lbs extra it shoulder stuck ;
3 lbs off for bung gut or gullett if left
its..
%Vo aro also prepared to supply our aua
totters at the Peeking House with all Linda
of Cared Meat. Sausage, llologna, Head
C'heese,Freslt Pork, Tendeeloiu, Spare Elbe
Lard and ]]'acus,
Wholesale and, Retail..
FARMER BROS.
Economy is Wo
WIEEOLESALE & RETAIL
G R o c E x s
amwr RICH Vine tt. wtereh11rnfo
lily buying your Fall and Winter Goods 1 _^
at
DOUPE'S Is'ramc, catoozzulr
(')HEAP STORE, KIkill'ON
New Goods in Every Department. EX1 TER, - ONTARIO.
Come yourself and bring your friends y EXETER NORTH GENERAL STORE
and you will find what a low price really
means in
Highest Grade Goods
of Honest Qz alitrj.
DOUPE & CO.,
Kirkton.
Exeter ]Music Store
PERKINS & MARTIN.
Wo have constantly on hand a largo display
of the best
PIANOS, ORGANS,
SEWING MACHINES,
BICYCLES and
SMALL fIUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Persons anticipating the purchase of any-
thing in the above lines will do well to call at
the store. We guarantee satisfaction, and
prices aslow as oars be b adat the manufactories.
We would respectfully ask you to call and
see our stook. It is as find as will be found in
any oity music store.
P-S.—Agents for all kinds of agricultural
implements.
STAND :—Fanson's Block, Exeter.
Giving up Business.
A Clearing SALE AT and BELOW COST
We offer our entire Stook of Dry Goods,
including HE14EIETTAS dr CASHMERE
Costume Cloths, Drees Flannels & Miltone,
Flannettes, Grey all -wool Flannels. A largo
stook of all -wool Underwear, Tweed Snit-
ings and Worsted Panting—latent patterns.
A nine lot of FURS to be °leared out—
Ladies' Fur Capes, Mnffe, Boas, Gaps and
Fur Trimmings. Gents' Hats a& Cape in
Seal, Aatrican, Persian, Grey Lamb.
Kid Winter Gloves and Mitts for Ladies
and Gents.
Carpet and Floor Oil Cloth.
Our prices in BOOTS & SHOES are
away down below cost—job lot Readymades.
Suits & Overcoats for Men and Youths.
A nioe lot of Dinner and Tea Setts m
latest patterns to be cleared out at once.
TEAS—We have a large stook of Teas which
will be cleared out at a heavy reduction. 5
lbs Japan Tea for el, other Tea for 150 up.
General Groceries.—Our Stook is com-
plete and will be kept complete while this
sacrifice sale continuos. We offer a reduc-
tion of 25 per cent, for dash. Patrons and
all others used well. Ca11 and see.
Now is the time to buy Hardware cheap,
1 including Silver-plated Spoons and Forks
ra:alonablo
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Table Snives, Razors. Pocket o pall, Door
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'Locks, Knobs end Hinges ; also padlocks.
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THIJ.BEST YETI
THE CHEAPEST YET
THE BIGGEST YETI
No trouble to show Goode.
JOHN MATHESON.
Persuasive Prices
PRODUCE
Positive Profits.
Good Beds from $2 00
and up.
Full Bed -room Suites
from $10'and up.
Sideboards from $7 50
and up.
A Solid Walnut Side-
board for $13 and up,
Extension Tables from
$8 and up.
Platform Rockers, uphol-
stared, from $3 75 up.
Woven Wire Mattresses
from $2 25 and up.
Hall Hat Stands from 85
and up. :.; " tl
Solid Carved Oak Beds
room Suites, antique
finish. at $35, cheap
at $40.
Here
They are
These
are
Scorch-
ers.
And are only for 80 Days
In order to make room for New Stook soon ,
to arrive.
We have our premises packed full and are
short for room. ,o,,,eneet
Parlor Suites, Dining Suites, Bedroo'
Suites, Kitchen Suites—all away down.
Best Ordered Clothing produced in Exeter Window Shades, Cornice Poles, Piho
Gentlemen 1 leave your orders early, for Mattresses, everything you want to fern
with the beet staff of Tailors ;, the best shouse, at puicos to make yon bud,
stock of Fine Trimmings, and the best GIDLY
Cutting in Town, you aro sure of satisfac-
tion �5 q,
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Pioneer Furniture Stores
ODDI+ELLOWS' BLOCK