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We sere showing Sample Lots of choice
1Riegers Perfume.
We are showing a nice line of Hair
Brushes.
'1'1a are showing a cheap nee of Toilet
koap .
We ere showing a line of Combs,
We show a. fine line of Tooth Brushes,.
'We are offering Snap in Whisks.
We have twenties in Sponges,
W^ keep Tooth Pickss and sell them
obese.
\ile.keep Chamois Skin, best quality,
You may need setae nettle..above, call.
and wF wilt' try and. lease 7011,
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It URSPAY. SIEPTEALBb11l 6th, 1894,
La+CAL HAPPENINGS.
t1rmusiss
The heat Sunday. wargreeter than in
any day of August.
Near Sailor Boy Japan. Tea imported'
direct from. Japan at the. Big Bankrupt
Ste
Don't forget. that
for trunks and
valises you can be supplied at 3. 1',
Clarke's.
Don't forget the grand concert under
the auspices of the Trivia .lternorial
Guild, September 25th, See posters.
Goocl smrt boy wanted at the Big
Bankrupt Store for parcels and to learn
the best business system in Western
Ontario.
At the Big Bankrupt Store ;1 case
sample h'k'fs and 1 case sample gloves,
choicest' goods we have ever shown ;lees
than half-price.
The total production of wheat in the
It's True,
four States of Minnesota, Kanaas,Mich• yearly salary of $1,400, The rail: was
at 88 and0 bushel for 1893 was eetimaced not entertained and Mr. Ramsay re-
st Tilbury
bushels. � mains pastor of Mn Forest church.--
1"il)aury West claims to hays the low- Mrs, J. Ar. Stewart;' tvho has been `visit-
est municipal' rate of taxation in west- iii frit+nds in Toronto and elsewhere,
ern Ontario., The rate will be less than during the past two months, returned
10 mills on. the dollar, • home last week. --Mr. W.n.;J, Thomas
' Job lot of Women's Cordovan %titers of Burlington, is visiting at Mrs;
tor sale, size 3's, 7's, $'s, regular price. Thomas' town. --Mr. Saxton Fitton is
$1. 65, for 75e. rerpair cash, toclear, inToeonto attending the Horological
at J. P. Clarkes. College, and will remain for some time.
The electric light machinery is now _Mr. Thos. Fitton visited friends in
running satisfactorily, and both the are Hamilton and Toronto last week. -Mr.
und.`ancandescent lights are as brilliant B. Teskey, who for the pssifourmonths,
es can be found any place, has been conducting Mr. E. H. Fish's
Get your name on the Dominion barber shop, has returned to his home
Voters' list.• The Revising officer for in St. Mary:. ' Bert,was highly spnken
North Middlesex is Col. Goodman of of as a manipulator of the steel blade.
FarkhilL and for South Huron, Judge _Misses Edith and Ethel Rogers, of
Toms, .The preliminary lists will be out South London, have returned from visit -
soon after the 15th pros. ing Misses Lille and Ida Johns and
A e complete,
9 cook stove and fur- Mrs. rollick, of Exeter. -Mr ,A. Load-
nishingarcomplete,' bath tub, and two man of Hay township, will shortly re -
wool car rte one 6 • yds x 5 yds and the tire from farming and move into Exeter
other 4i, yds x 3 yds, Have been in to reside. -Mrs. John E. Dignan and -
actual use for less than a month. Apply daughter are visiting friends at Bayf
at the Big Bankrupt Store. .field and vicinity. -Mr. Reg. Elliot o
Notwithstanding the constant and Toronto, spent Sunday in town. Mrs.
cropn Tu
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times andwith him
prolonged howl of hard es Elliot returned home
failures; picnics, camp meetings, fairs dsy.-Mrs Jos. Senior and Mrs. James
and the like have bed a larger attend Grieve are attending the Toronto 'Ex-
ance this year than at any previous hibition. bir. R. D. Young, •.
are visiting trio
tenant'"•eat alai) plityed at the:same time,
Four innings were played when the
score atdod 11 to 9 ie favor of Hoskins' I
team.
Personals.
Mrs. McIntyre hag returned. hnine ho
Windsor, where she has been vieitiog to
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the rot few weeks. -The Mister Elsie.
nd Mabel L,sRso r, of ,S','ttsltierd, wee
hive been visiting friends 'bete, left for
London ou Saturday for a week's visit'
with Mende there. --Mr. Josep11. Bswden,
after spending a few days .with his parents
at Exrtkr, 'has returned to London:
Miss Attie Eserett, who has been visiting
relatives in London, returned bora
Monday. -Rev. D. M. Ramsay occupied
the pulpit in the Presbyterian church on
Sunda} evening last, and preached an
eloquent and impressive sermon. --Rev..
Geo. Cobbledicit, wife ;and 'family of
Brussels, were visiting friends in town.
Mr. Cobbledick preached in the Main
St, church on Sunday evening last to a
large congregation. --Rev. D. M. Ram-
say left far his home in Mt. Forest on
Monday. Mrs. Ramsay will rems,in for
a few weeks. Mr. Ramsay while in
Exeter received a call from a congregat-
ion in London to which is attached a
We are showing the largest
and choicest _ stock, of ,
Lad
ies
Tailor made Coats that we have
ever had the pleasure of offering
to our customers. Our stock of time in their respective•histories.
good. Jackets never was so. corn- -Local liverymen are doing a rushing
plete and never have we had, burinesS•driving,eornn1ercu►1
a,.
wing, seld out myhardware bustu Is
will commence stock taking on Mori:
dtty Sept. 10, At the contusion of
which +nil not will, be rendered and
settlement will be requested on or be-
foie the first of. October; • The business:
will be:,coetingedbeyem until the esti,
of.stoclets.king. All weetldg'great bare
Rios in hardware 'should "seized chi's
opportunity of securing these bargains,;
e..TOSEn'•li OOBBBTADIOE
Our Groceryhold on..oustomers in- J'
creaaeadeity, Don't forget the Clouse-
the keepers st bleu . ni a of eP
e sold grov relse
counter•.; this is the word of customers
and they are theejudges. Call at J. P.
Clarice's and be convinced.
The Exeter Creamery was sold on
Wednesday to the Bobier. Produce Co.
for a good figure.
The greatest value in Black Silk we
have ever shown;. at J. P. Clarke's.
such values We have use'
extra' ca`� r * v 4
gouts: 'roll' ,want:::real :rhea
trashy coats our shop is not the
place for you, but if you want
thelatest new Parisian styles,
first class material., . an s em 43 to33, out of a possible 50.
p
erfect fitting `tile M. Brandon + u
,• .,
Bit.linkrapt
as the spot for you.:. Remember
you have the privelage of select -
nig a coat and'we will keep its
for you till such time as you are
ready for it.: . .�r�3
Fall stock • in all department
complete.. Wonderful values
in new dress goods.
every'clay..
Sid Fairbairn; of Minnedosa, who
has for years held the position of cham-
pion shot of• Manitoba, met Mr. N.
Luxnn in Winnipeg, on Monday last,
and was- defeated by him, the score
c'tlie fail trade
ozen natrilo, -here
5 n.
Willie Elder, son. of Wm. Elder, o
Hensall, who is a little over 15 years
egg, has secured the second soholarsh
in Liaising and Moderns in tha recd
examinations in Toronto, entitling h
to four piers free tuitionl in the Univ
sity and $55 hi money.
It is asid that General Booth h
changed the shape of the Salved
lassies' bonnet. The familiar bo
of blue straw' is replaced by one
white straw of a much less eccent
shape, trimmed with white lace,
which is a red' ribbon bearing
inacriptiou "Armes in sale"
• Don't forget the Sodom social
(Thursday) evening. Go early so
the supper will be over early so as
give plenty of time for the other ent
tainment, which will consist of speech
recitations, dialogues, vocal and
strumental music, readings,
Parties Irons a distance have promi
to assist in the musical part.
Judge Doyle and other etude
under the tuition of John Haldane w
he was master of the Goderich h
school, have presented a portrait
the gentleman to the Goderieh Col
iate Institute. Among the old b
who were assisted up the Parnas
heights of learning by Mr. Hal
over 40 years ago, is our towns
Dr. Hyndman.
J. A. Stewart.
Notice to Times' Readers.
The publishers would esteem it a favor if
readers woufd,when making their purchases,
mention that they saw the merchant's adver-
tisement in Tax TIMES.
SOTIOE-Ali business announcements
notices of public meetings, in
¬ion sales, ete., appearing in there local
columns will be charged for at the rate of Hve
cents per line eaoh insertion. Bisok heading
to count as three liner. C,i►sh with order save
So persons having open aocounts. To Insure
change of advertisements in ourrent issue copy
must be headed into office on Tuesday.
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• Sermons.
11 a. x•
"Gleaming for Ahrist."
7 P. x. 'Lessons from the sleeves."
Special Music:
11 A. ad. Te Daum Woodward
Benedictus Holden
Y. 1t. MagnifioatService W.11. Runt
Solo. -"Abide withMe" by Mrs. Bunt
-with violin obligato by Mr. Jud. Davidson.
714)10 Communion after the morning ser-
vice
3. C. CLAUSEN'
APNES ,XAK.E J,
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Begs to:annoirnce bathe public that he
is prepared to •do all kinds of Carriage
Triniming, Furniture Upholstering; etc.
Carriage and Buggy Tops of all kinds
MADE TO ORDER.,
Old Buggy Tops recovered and made
as good as new.
Our harnesii are well known, aa,gleing
perfect satisfaotion. We manufaotdre
largelyand consequently our pliers ere
low. A call wliy;:eoneineee'3d ;
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3. a, CT A:r8EN.
An Advance
wow --
We have just received'
perS. S. state of California,
a large consignment of goods
direct from Britain. These
goods are now all opened
lap and placed on,oxr shelves
ready for inspection,
Dressoods
• �Cx
We are ' displaying' the
largest range ever • shown in
Exeter. Xn all, over 350
pieces, and at prices which
defy competition'. By im-
porting ' them direct, we
save the wholesaler's profit
and you reap the benefit of
this by purchasing your
dresses from us. The lead -
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READ
UNT:DERWEA
GLOVES,
MITTS,
UMBRELLAS,
LACES,
RIBBONS
HANDI ERC
TIES,
HOSE SUPPORTERS
ERS
CORSETS,
LACE CURTAINS.
We will remind you- of the
rest when3t ou come in.
CARLING BROS.
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Tanto . . Itnate Bawder
rftise; . l awdein.aird wife -.hiving de-
Bided o leave town =Patrick Hanlon
ofCentrralia, attended the. funeral .of
his'indt'her;• Dlrs. Felix Hanlon in Clin-
ton, last week. Deceased was 60 years
ot age, and was a daughter of - the late
Timothy Blake; of Hullett,-Mrs. M. J.
White and daughters have returned
home from a pleasant visit with friends
in Windsor: Mr. Alex: Dow left on
Tuesday for Douglas, Man. to visit Mr.
A. Colquhoun.-Miss Elliot who has
*been. visiting at home, returned to
Toronto on Monday. -Miss Sutherland
of Hensall and Miss Freda Dent, of
Mitchell visited Mrs. M. J. White
Tuesday. -Mr. James. Darling left on
Tuesday for Chatham to ' engage=in the
apple packing. -Mi -ss Blatchford who
spent afew weeks under the parental
reof; returned to Toronto on Tuesday.
- Will Folland is in Toronto looking
after the exhibit of the Gurney Found-
ry Co. at the Exhibition. -Miss At-
kinson has returned from a visit among
friends in Alpena, Mich.= -Mrs. John
Brawn of Buffalo, is the guest of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd. -The
several milliners have returned to town.
-Miss Urquhart, to the Big Bankrupt
store: Miss Davis to R. Pickard & Son's;
Miss Williams to Mrs. Spicer's: and
Miss Agnes Smith to E. J. Spackman &
Co. Miss Smith, late milliner for E. 3.
Spackman & Co., has takena situation
in Brantford. -Mrs. John Spicer who
lives a short distance out of the village;
intends moving into town this fall. -
Mr. W. J. Clarke, of the firm of W. R.
Brock & Co. Toronto, returned to the
Queen City on Monday last, after
spending a very enjoyable visit. with
friends in town. -Mr. W. J. Clarke,
son of J. P. Clarke, after spending his
holidays here, has returned to his course
of studies in Toronto.
Aim t res, '�Rtarnenes
Serges, Diagonils, Basket
Cloths; Habit Cloths, Silk
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xae
AlV
Woven Wire
:ACSINL',
The great industries of Canada are
farming, lumbering,, fishing and mining.
Our surplus products -those which we
sell abroad -are almost wholly the out-
put of these several industries. And
where is this surplus sold ? Out of a
total ot nearly ninety millions in round
figures, well nigh 4 two thirds go to
Great Britain. That is the natural
market for our natural products. The
Old Country is the great consumer of
that which we produce. And yet the
Liberals are teviving the old policy of
unrestricted reciprocity with the United
States.
In Furniture in quantity,' variety ' and
beauty. but a retreat in prices is the
movement now* being executed in our
store. Tables,"chairs, parlor and bed-
room suis, kitchen and dining -room
furniture, office furniture even, are all
included in this sale. -See the advance
guard of bargains -the rank and file
are too.numerous to even mention -you
must come and see.
Resigned.
T. A. Brown, Principal of the Exeter
Public School for the past few years,
tendered hie resignation to the board
thin week, to take effect January next..
Mr. Brown has decided to quit the
profession, and may possibly take up
medicine, We wish him euccess in
whatever he may undertaker
4neteng QP Their Schools:
a 1 Mr. James Dempsey has resigned as
teacher of the Eden school, and Mr. G.
W, Holman has tendered hisresignat-
ion to the trustees of Winchelsea school.
Mr. Holman who has been - teacher of
the Winchelsea school for the past
fourteen years, and clerk of the town-
s1lip of Usborne for the past eight or
,mine years, will be greatly missed
throughout the township. -'.gr. Holman
will likely attend. school for a term and
roettre a first clews certificate. Mr.
tdiln.arn has been a c cessful teacher.
Orchard robbing is a matter of general
-complaint about town, snit some of the
owners bare adopted cneaaures that will
give %%ravers end lasting lesaon(to"ithe dep-
he
watn ng put up they met take. the criot heed on-
se4utnoes'
141)1V. W. A. 1wl`EWCOMBE, Thonitts-
on, Maine, *AMC Sefferfnlg from indigos,
ion' hen hi Nova Seotia\a year ago, a
ACkrtga of E. D. C. wee given rue. x
.ehaetfnily aeklowledRa tltst Atha effect of
$he rerlear in curing tbo kneels Wee very
d audit f?fo14% ,a4Mr wet, art lest.
Labor Day Sports.
Labor Day was celebrated in Exeter
in good style,. as is the case on all oc-
casions of the kind. Stores were closed
and business for the most part was
suspended. The sports on the Agricul-
tural grounds in the afternoon were
well attended. Following is the result
of the different contests:
Open trot, half mile, best three in
fire heats':
Me11'O (J. Hawkshaw, Exeter,) 1 1 1
Stanton King, (T. Murdock,
Hensall,) 2 2
Lady Thorne, (A. A. Tennent,
Exeter,) 3 3 ou
Lady Jane, (J,Leathorne,Exeter)4 4 4
Time, 1.171.
Green trot, half mile heats, best three
in five
Winchelsea Girl (R. Heywood) 1 .1 1
Dick Terry. (W. Bawden) 2 2 2
Dan Rote (W. White) 3 3 3
Time, 1.40.
Ralf Mile. running race, best three in
five.
Eniroy (W. Folland) 1 1 I
Sid's Billy (Sid. Davis) 2 2
Time, 1,03.
100 yard foot race open., lat, Ed,
Treble; 2nd, G. P. D.yndman.
Egg race, Ed. Dignan : Alex. Martin.
Bicycle race, one mile,. T. Snxiith;
Harry `Browning. Time, 0.47.
Idurdle race, 100 yards, G. P. flynd-
mmati; Ed, Treble.
Boy's raoe,100 yards, Fred. Hother•
ittgton, Lumley; A. Martin, Forever.
a A base `ball. 'snatch, between sides
,etiboleart by Geo, Uo*kin and G. P. ,Erynd
JO��STO�'S
Summer.
�,rgains
The Exeter fair takes pians on Sept. 24th
and 25th.
Mr. S. Powell is improving his else
by building a new barn.
blaster Oddry Shannon who fell off a
fence a few days ago, Kee unable to be
around yet.
A man regards his newspaper much as
he does his wife -something to find fault
with when he feels dross and something he
never: approves of.
An exchange says that wasshing dishes
causes chaps. That's right. Lots of chaps
sre on the lookout for girls who ain't
afraid to wasti dishes.
Well cleaning has been alt the go this
dry spelt, a great many of the wells
here -about having given out Soft water
is a very scarce commodity.
Last week Mrs. Nelson nestle of Stephen
was called to Woodstock to attend the
funeral et her mother, Mrs. Wm. Weak-
' y who died on the 27th ult., at the age
f 66 years,
tela, F', M. Hicks who has received a
Testifier's cortifioste from the Toronto
College of Music is now prepared to rece-
ive pupils. Apply at Telephone Office,
or residence.
Tenders are being called tor the con..
•eyance of Her Majesty's Mail from
the Exeter 2 0. to 'the: railway station,
for the next four years Mr. Snell is the
present contractor.
The principals of the different Public
schools have had their attention called to'
the rules lid down by thel.3oard of Health
and school law governing the vaccination
of pupils, and the request is made that
they carry out these instructions to the
letter as' Boon as practicable,
Mr. Joseph Cobbledick has sold his
hardware stock and business to Mt. H.
Bishop of Parkhill at a rate on the dollar.
Mr, Bishop takes possession next week.
While we regret to lose Mr. Cobbledick
from businessman We weenie Mr,
Bishop to town and commend him, to the
people of this section as we find his rope.
tationin Parkhill --la onorgotid and hen,
orable business than
Out Gent's F.+ urnishings and Tweed.
departments were nd'er better %frown.
Wetgudtrantee the quality. conte and
inspect at .1,„, . Glarke'ar •
Trimming .
As usual this season
we intend taking/the lead in
trimmings, and,have now in
stock an immense variety of
Trimmings of all descrip-
tions imported direct from
New York and Britain for
our own trade.
The new sparkling trim-
ming which we are' showing
is admired .by' all who have
seen it.
PARASOLS.
We have a few
dozen of these
goods left in
good qualities
which we :will
clear out. less
than cost.
DRESS
GOODS.
Some lines
worth 20' to 25
cts. clearing at
5 to 1.0 cents
TWEEDS.
4Immens6 re-
ductions short
1 as low as 20
ents.
New Cottonadea.
New Shirting's.
New Shaker Flan23.
NeW Cottons.
All these yoods new for
W. H. Heard -4,0'e--
sole
4,0'e -sole owner of
the right . to
sell this KING
of fence mach-
ine i,n the
County. of
Huron.
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Omer two burs•.-
sired different.'
woven wire
fence made
cgith.tbis fe:nctar'.
machine.
This Fence Machine will be exhibited at the
fairs, when orders for fence and.right to make for 'farm and.
townships will be offered. Do not fail to see it.
W. H. HEARD, 337 Richmond st., LoadorWOnt:,
Plumbing, Hot water beating, Iron pipe,Brass valves;Mari2
tels, Grates, Fthor tiles, Electrical supplies:
Write if you cauiiot be at the Fairs.
Boots &
Shoes.
This is a trade which
we are paying parti cular at-
tention to at present.. We
are buyin g them for spot
:lash from the best manufac-
turers in the country and,
can. giVe our customers
special values in all lines.
We call special attention to
our Ladies' Dougola Button
and Lace Shoe
Its the best value
the trade.
Our milliner,Miss Davis
has returned. from., a visit to
the large st centres of the
millinery trade and onr :new
fall stock is being marked
off and orders can now be
i filled at any time, and Oar
prices will be found yea
low this season, and we are
FEATHERBONE
Coriets are now recognized
to be the Standard Corset -
of Canada.
Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded.
ASK YOUR DRY GOODS DEALER FOR THEM.
DOES IT PAY
shown in
We answer emphatically yes if vou receive tylett yoke pay for. Not every
institution dubbed Businest and Shorthand School is vrorthy of your support. '
Have you eeen the catalogue of the F . 0. 13. 0. Forest City Business and Short-
hand College of London Ont, , it contains full particulars about the School, Board,
$2.50 per week. School re -opens Menday, Sept 3.
J. W. 'WESTERVELT. Principal.
early ,fall tr°ade 208 below
last year's price. We are
well up in all lines of
groceries, Cheap and
Try onr New
Saran Tea at 25 cent
bound to do the „.
trade a the town.
h•„ Pickard ct Son,
Great Clearing Sale
01
ORPERED CLOTHING'
AT
Jr; GitIEVE'S.
FOr the nex.1 So days we walked the balance of 'our Summer
Suitings at a price to suit everybody. Our stock being too heavy it Int0
be reauced at the following low prices :
All Wool Tweed Suits for $9.5o ttegular $12.00.
Fine Tweed Pants 2.25 " 3.50.
Our $5.00 pants are cheap at $7.00.
We have a lot of nice tweels at 45e, a yard for boy's elothing and
We Met all our oWn goods free of charge. We have also a big lot ot
tterrinants ranging from r yard up to 5 Yards, at verx. low prices,
Conte and see for yourself. hornet -fiber' the place.
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