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e Big Cash Store.
H. or* PRODUCE •
ONLY ONE PRIOk"T.�.
Ladies' and hildrens' Jackets..--
For Valine, For Assortment, For Style
T'ts hard to beat our stock of Tailor macre Coats..
$3.75, Ladies' new. shot",Frieze Cloth,.
pure wool, large storm collar,
tailor made—a bargain. .• .....,8.75
$3.75 Pare wool, black Frieze Coat,
new storm collar, tailor made,
—big value. ...... , .... , , ,3.75
400 "A smart up to date Coat" navy
or black. Heavy Boucle Cloth,
large storm collar, well. inade.....4.00
$5.00, Asure seller. Fancy Frieze, pure
wool, new velvet trimmed collar,
one of our latest styles 5.00
$7,50, "Oar beauty" Black Beaver,
braid trimmed, very smart and
up-to-date coat .7.50
$5,75, A handsome Coat. New Hersey
cloth, in shot green effects with
new tulip collar—a sure seller.. , 5.75
$6.50 "A popular fancy.' New fancy
Kersey, pure wool, new shield
front, piped with velvet --a great
leader 0 50
$6:50, A Casey Coat. Black wool
Kersey, new shield front piped with
velvet and fancy velvet trimmed
cuff,.......,........,.,........ 0.50
$7.50, Our leader. New green Beaver,
trimmed with black braid fancy
velvet collar, --a great taker. , ...,750
$7.50, "Our great seller." Black curl,
fancy velvet and braid trimming,
new roll collar,gooddurable coat7.50
Our stock of childs' and Misses Coats
$8.50, Good warm Coat, heavy bright is very large and complete, all the new
black curl with fancy plaid lin- tints in greens and blues—prices in
ing,. large roll collar 8 50 your favor,.
Remember your money back if goods are not satisfatctorv, that's our way
Stie a closes each evening except Wednesdays:real S.Lfnr•,1:,ys.
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OFFER
SPECIAL
INDUCEMENTS
IN
Lead Pencils,
Rubber Erasers,
Pens, and
Pen Holders,
Ink,
Ink Blotters,
Ruled, Plain
Foolscap,.
Slates & Pencils,
Scribbling books
Drawing Books
.. , • Tablets,
Rulers, Etc.
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EXETER
J. A. STEWART
For Marriage Liq,enses3
Wedding, Rings,
Weetclie , Clocks,
Jou' ry,
Spectacles, Etc
CALL ODPats.
R. Y -Y H C Kaci
Watch Repairing as Specialty.
Kirkton Fair on Friday
Quail shooting does not commence
until Oct. 15th.
Saxon Fitton has moved into his
residence on Main st.
The issuing of money orders is a new
departure of the banks.
Miss Gerty Kemp is visiting Mrs.
(Rev.) Fatt, at Burlington. •
The gate receipts at the Mitchell
frill show amounted to $333.
Mrs. C=. 11. Parker, of Auburn,Iowa,
is as guest at Airs. E. Elliott's.
TELE TIMES will he given to gee, snb-
scribers fol the balance of the year for
25 cen ts.
The contraertors have commenced
excavating.for the barge water tank
ore Joh n:street
Miss Mary Grigg, of Exeter, is at
present the guest of her brother, Wtn.
Grigg, London South.
B. S. O'Neil has disposed of his driv-
ing horse and rigs, to Abel Wolper of
Berlin, for agood figure.
Wm. Treble ,Huron street, has
roved the appearance of his dwelling
the erection of a new 1 .
y yera
ndai
Fred Walters, while running along
the street on Saturday fell on the side-
walk and sprained both his wrists,
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 6th, 1898.
LOCAL NAPPENf OS
R. H. ()Neil. of Lucan, is the guest
of his son, B. S. O'Neil.
An intelligent boy wanted to learn
printing. Apply at this office. -
Citizens who have lifted their pota-
toes say there will be no more than
a half crop.
Dress Goods, for style and attrac-
tiveness, quality andpatterns,exquisite-
ly blended colors call,at 3'. P. Clarke's.
John Knox, of Atwood, formerly
Station agent at Centralia visited at
Mrs. E. Elliott's on his way to Detroit,
Mrs. Felton has returned home from
Belleville, whither she went to place
her son in the deaf and cherub Insti-
tute.
Messrs. C. Snell jr. and R. C. C.
Tremaine have purchased the Electric
Light plant from the joint stock com-
pany.
Monday was the hottest October
day that has come this way in a long
while. The thermometer stood at 82
degrees.
tnet with an The Christmas fat stock show of the
Peter Cantelon, Clinton,
accident Tuesday which resulted in a Guelph Fat Stock Club and Poultry
sprained wrist. Association will be held at Guelph
Dec. 6th, 7th and 8th.
/elks Blanche Clarke with her
nem Sow, -- John Heywood has
disposed of his 100 acre farm, being
lot 13, con, 3, Usborne to Sam'l Rowe,
of Stephen, for a sum over $5000, Mr.
Rowe takes possession this fall,
Paennntree O AlsTeB.—O. Snell, .jr.+
has disposed of the residence occupied.
by R. U. Cl, Tremaine to A. Hastings;
for a sum in the neighborhood of
$1,500. Me. Hastings will move there-
to shortly.
brother, W. T. Clarke, are visiting A Walters will move . into his
relatives in Windsor. / mother's house on William street,
Job lot of hosier all wool cheap, for while. Thos. Boyle *neves into the
3' p residence vacated by Mr. "Walters.
Children and Misses, for 15c. per pair, George Horton has purchased the
regular prices from 30c.to 35c., at J.P.
Clarke's Johns farm ore the 4th con Usborne,
W. T. Clarke, of Toronto Medical
University, was wader the parental
roof for one day only; be resumed his
medical studies on Monday of this
week.
Jas Walker of Dominion Oity,MVIan.,
whowas recently arrested st -the in-
stance of one of the. Cook brothers of
Goderich township, has been discharg-
ed from arrest by His Honor Judge
Masson.
Ladies tweed. suitings, green and
brown Mixed, blue and brown mixed,
navy blue and electric blue mixed, re-
gular price 50c. for 35c, a yard, 41 in.
wide, 1 piece only pepper and salt
*nixed, regular price 60c. for 40c., at J.
P. Clarkes,
n the 2 According to e o e Essercount . We congratulate the
in on the 21st. The apple pickers and I �' �
which he has rented to Simon Hunter.
Mr. Barton will move into Exeter.
Ladies clean your kid' gloves with
Millers Glovine, for sale only by Carl-
ing Bros., headquarters for kid gloves,.
all the most desirable shades in lace
and button.
Thos. Oke, of Buffalo, who is visit-
ing. in St. Marys, together with Miss
Tillie Oke, of St. Marys, wheeled to
Exeter Saturday, and spent Sunday
with friends,
For the latest designs in ladies side
combs. The newest string bow in
satin for ladies wear, in cream, white,
blue, cardinal, The newest string tie.
in plaids, et J. P. Clarke's.
Robert Bruce, of Cromarty, lett this
the fall set week to take charge of a school in
packers are as busy as bees. -The ne•ty-
lly-sown fail wheat presents a fine ap-
pearance in this section. Less then
three months to Christmas, and the
• s gorgeous
eous
. This i
`ta
-ale "resents g
vi a1 g
inevitable
eatlier. Fatten up the Thanksgiving
turkey. 'Partners are busy.
people of Essex in securing the ser-
vices of so capable and efficient a
teacher.
The Provincial Christian Endeavor
Convention will be held in Hamilton
on October 11,y12 and 13. There will
be an interesting and profitable pro -
It is officially annottnced that there
ramme and a grand rally to which all
Will be no reduction in the amount of ' ndeavorers are invited. internal Canadian postage this year. William D, Emerson, the' actor, was
The postage between points in Canada found "not guilty"; Saturday after
will continue to be three cents an noon on the eharge ,of murdering
ounce. The postal note systemisvow ,Tames Tuttle atthe Music Hall, in
its full o eration,'the title prohibiting London, on the night of April lst,and
P ,,
the redemptionof postage'10,
stahaps by be is nbty a free snarl. The jury in the
posb-niasters will hereafter be rigidly case retired to their room at 15
enforced. Neither will customs, inland o'clock Satutday. mornin 'half
at 15
revenue, venue or other otilelals be allowed minutes to. 2—three and. hours
to accept postage statnllS in payment later -they returned and announced
of duties. their verdict, "not=gttiltly.°'
Femme Hes Cow.—As. the result of
an advertisement in Tin Theme
Daniel Wood found his cow. It was
in Usborne township and word was
sent to iV r, Wood the Friday follow-
ing the issue of the paper.
'ETSERINOTON—SNELL--At the resi-
dence of the bride's parents, on the
5th inst., by Rev, Dr. Willoughby,
George Etherington, of Usborne, was
united in the bonds of matrimony
with Miss Ida, eldest daughter. of EU
Snell, Huron street. The weddingwas
a quiet one, only the friends of the
contracting parties being present.
Tbeyoung couple will reside on Mr.
Etherington s farm, in Usborne.
Drama or FLORENCE asoGxIr sl.—
After a somewhat lingering illness
axiss Florence. excGinn died on Tues-
day, at the home of airs, Cooper,
Exeter North with whom she had
been living. Deceased was an orphan,
14 years of age. Her remains were
interred in St. Peter's cemetery axc-
Gillivra,y on Wednesday, Rev. Father
Traher, of alt. Carmel, officiating.
ELECTRIC LIGBT CO.—The:annual
meeting of the Exeter Electric Light
Co, was held on Monkey evening,
when a new board of directors was
elected as follows:—Dr. Lutz Pres.,
B. S. O'Neil. R. H. Collins,R. C. C.
Tremaine and John Sweitzer, direc-
tors. A divider of 5 % was declared
for the yells. Since the above meeting
the plant has been purchased by
Messrs C. Snell and Tretuaine.
A SURPRISE.—Three young ladies
and a young gentleman, of the village,
went out wheeling on Monday evening
last. Two of the ladies thinking that
the gentleman was paying too much
attention to the third lady, wheeled on
ahead for thepurposo of surprising the
two enamored. When they lied gone
what they thought far enough, they
dismounted, and were about to stand
their wheels against the fence, when
to I they stood there against a tramp
who was lying in the fence corner.
The neighbors say the ladies screamed.
somewhat. They 'were glad after-
wards to stay with their associates.
To 'tVrro:4r IT CONCERNS.—Certain
persons of the baser sort, somewhat
young in years, are circulating scurril-
ous reports regarding some members
of the Royal Templars. The persons
are well, but not favorably known,and
if it is continued other measures will
he employed. Also, while the Council of
Royal Templars are holding their
regular meetings, certain young men
who have not learned the first lesson
in good behaviour are founds at the
foot of the stairs or on the landing,
acting as Eaves -droppers. Some of
these- i11 behaved• were' once called
members, and because they could not
carry on their mischief during the
hour of meeting, have absented them-
selves to their own present and future
:rain.—Coax. •-
HrIRR3H Fon OCTOBER.—Poets may
sing of the joy of the spring -time and
extol the manifold beauties of a day in
June, hut what period of the year can
we seriously compare with a Canadian
fall 2 What of the mellow sunshine,
with its softened glow, the constant
bine of the unchanging sky,and all the
golden glory of the leaves ? .Italy may
have beautiful landscapes, and the airs
of -France may be salubrious and in-
vigorating, but for Canadia's healthy
sons and daughters there is no place
like home in autumn. Given a field of
good clean sport — lacrosse, Rugby
football or general athletics—a grand-
stand fall of clean, wholesome looking
Canadian men and women, - with the
setting afforded by autumnal scenery,
and an October afternoon,and to what
laud in all the world need we look with
envy ? Men may not be content with
their lot, but in this country they can-
not blame the climate.
Wheat was worth G2 cents on the
Exeter market yesterday.
Father Trailer, of Mt. Carmel visited
friends in town on Saturday.
Miss McFalls, of Lucau, was •the
guest of Mrs. T. W. Hawkshaw, this
week.
Andrew McWilliams has leased the
farm of H. Shoebottom, on the 10th
concession London Township,
The new iron bridge on the Thames
Road is completed. It is an improve-
ment over the old wooden structure.
The Harvest Home Dinner, of the
Sharon appointment, Stephen Town-
ship, takes place this (Thursday) even-
.
ng.
A. Bennett, who was called to
Orangveille owing to the death of his
father, has returned, his father having
recovered,
Paul Madge has his new barn and
silo almost completed. They will be
among the finest to be found in the
countryside.
Messrs. Louis and Adam Willett,
farmers, of Dashwood, have made an
assignment for the benefit of their
creditors, of whore there are a number
in. Exeter.
C. B. Marbland,of the ltlolsons
Bank, Hamilton, formerly of the
Exeter branch, is visiting friends in
town this week. Mr. M. is the same
jovial fellow.
Harry Diking of the 1st con., Hay,
and Mrs, Hodgson, widow of the late
Thos. Hodgson, of Exeter, were mar-
ried last evening at the home of the
bride's parents,r. and Mrs, Kernick
,
Thames Road.'Oongrataletions.
The removal of the Are lights to the
centre of the street, is simply an
imposition on the public. The reasons
are apparent and varied why -the
lights should have, been left in their
former position.—The dark nights' will
exemplify our contention.
Ilundreds of 3 ards of flannelettes
have passed over our counters daring
the past two weeks, fast because them
pekes,. `their values eta patterns are
all taktrig, We are showing 34 diir+
£erent colorings and patterns from
4e. to 25c. at J. P. C1arlfe's.
H
B
Pickard Co.
Special Prices in Dress Moods.
The fact of the matter is we have most too many Dress
Goods on hand and new Goods are waiting to be displayed.
Something must give way, so we make a "slash" at prices,
and this is what we find that must be cleared at once.
40 inch Fine Black Mohair Lustre, warranted
fast dye, standard - quality, regular 40c.
per yard, present price a
42 inch Columbia Tweeds,' in 'Blue's, Green's,
Brown's, and all fashionable colorings, good l
weight and splendid goods to wear, our price d
to clear ..... , .. .. , j
45 inch, all wool, Silk finish, Black Henrietta,
in Blue and Jet Black shades, these goods
are ordinarily sold at 75c per yard, you can I
buy them while they last for
54 inch, all wool, warranted dye, estamene
Serges in black only, these goods are good
value at $i.00 per yard, you may have them
now at... .. , ..
42 inch, all wool, popilns, in all new shades of
Greens, Browns and Blues, these goods are
the very swellest novelty shown this season
and are splendid wearers, the regular price
would be 65c. you ,shall have them for
Bear in mind these are all this season's goods. We need the
room more than the goods, so will treat you liberally to help us
get it. Hence these reduced prices.
25
25
50
.50
A Rare Opportunity in Fere
$100,0.00 worth of Furs purchased direct
from the manufacturers for
SPOT CASH •
Ladies' black Astrachan Capes, lined throughout with Mick quilted
Satin, good curl and splendid glossy Fur
Ladies' black Astrachan Capes, veru fine curl, and lovely gloss, 30in.
long and lined throughout with shot brocade Satin, regularily2ee 50
sold at $28.00, for
Ladies' Electric Seal Capes. 28in. long, fine selected fur, linea with.
heavythrown 'Satin, very stylish shape, with extra deep co11ar35.00
Ladies' Greenland Seal Caperines, very newest style, satin lined, the
correct thing for style 9.00
14.00
All our Furs were made to our order and are guaranteed first
class by the best makers in Montreal.
A SNAP IN HOSIERY
10 dozen pair's Ladies' black ribbed Hose, all wool, and
.splendid weight, regular selling price for these was 35c, we bought
them cheap, they are now on sale for
25c
LADIES' VESTS
10 dozen Ladies' Winter Vests,. full shaped in three sizes, made
25c
to sell at j7 %c„ our special price
LAD,j ES' FOOTWEAR
We have just opened up a large consignment of Ladies Shoes,
bought for SPOT CASH from a manufacturer who was hard up, we
can save you big money on these goods.
Ladles' and Children' Mantles
This trade is booming with us, style, quality and price tell every
time and you can depend on getting all three, to your entire satis-
faction by purchasing your Coat from us.
Ladies' Black Boucle cloth Coats,
trimmed with fancy buttons,
great yalue
Ladies' Curl Cloth Coats, trim -
sired with fancy braid, cut in
latest style, a great seller....
Ladies' English Beaver Coats in
the new blunt shades, very
nobby
3.00
5.00
8.50
Ladies' Boncle Cloth Coats, trim-'
med. with cloth and braid, in
blue green and black, very
handsome and stylish
Ladies' English Beaver Cloth
Coats, made with raised seams
and applique trimmed, very
taking garment
8.50
Every Coat in our establishment was imported direct from makers
in Germany and Britain and were passed through the Customs in
time to sale one quarter of the duty, you get the benefit of this
reduction.
CARLIN()
F-ur'
s
This week we have placed into stock one of the most
complete stocks of Far Goods we ever showed consisting of
Ladies' and Gents' . Fur Coats, Ladies' Fur Capes, Muffs,
Ruffs, Robes Fur Gauntlets, in fact most anything you mai'
need in Fur Goods.
all h 1 l l e our Ladies' Black - A.strachan Fur Coats at
$25, also our $8 and $10 Fur Capes, they are the best yalue
we ever showed.
Men's ,and Bolls' Gliding
We are sole agents in Exeter for Shorey's Celebrated Ready-
to wear clothing and have just opened up a magnificent stock of
this firm's make of Goods, we invite you to call and see them.
Rigby Proofed Suits and Overcoats. One thing peculiar to this firm
is they guarantee every garment they make.
Men's heavy Freize Ulsters, ,',Shorey's make " thoroughly water.,
proofed, wear guiaranteei; this is a special .. . . . ...............
Men's heavy double Breasted Freize Suits, "Shorey's make" and fully
gruaranteed to be water proof, just the thing for fell 'and
winter wear, specie! value . .. ,
Men's Vicuna, Cloth Overeoats, very correct style for this season,
Smadehore aand,s
s trenainnpied in best inanner and fully guaranteed by
:,
Men's brown Curl CIoth Overcoats, lined with Satin and Mohair
linings. strictly up to date, sold with Shorey's guarantee for
6.50
7.50
10.00
14.00
Volt take no chances le buying these Goods as they are all fully
guaranteed.
The R. PICKARD CO,
Direct Importer
MaY vY ties
We have just received a good range of Ladies' and
Girls' Mantles in the newest styles. See our $5 Coats.
rens Goods
This week we have passed into stock the last shipment
of our Fall and Winter Dress Goods so now our dress goods
Stock is complete and you are invited to inspect the Goods
for yourselves.
CARLOPAC BROS.
LOST.—A lady s fawn walking hat
Lost Saturday evening on Main st.
Exeter. Leave at TIMES office.
NOTICE.—W. W. Harrison's evapor-
ator at the market will open September
Oth. 20,000 bushels of apples wanted.
STovEs Eon Sam—One coal stove,
a parlor cook and a box stove, (nearly
new) for sale. Apply at Theme office.
CIDER MILL.—Messrs Crews & Wil
son have opened a cider mill, in Exeter
north, where every attention will be
iven to cider making. Give us a call.
Mrs.Wm.Dauncce is visiting friends
in Brussels this week.
Mrs. James stiller and errs. George
Heilman speut it few clays ,of last week
with friends in Hansa. -
A favor will be conferred upon this
office by anyone handing us a copy of
Tag TIMES of August 25th. •
J. Ready, St. Marys has leased the
store formerly occupied by J; Waters,
and will join it to his own by tearing
down the partition.
The Wolper house, Berlin, has been
taken over by A. Walper, with C.
H. Wolper as manager. Phil. Davey,
the tate landlord retired on Oct. 3.
The action of Stewart & Williams, I
vs. the irolsons bank, was tried in
Goderich last week before a jury, a
verdict being'given ;for the plaintiffs
for amount claimed and costs. Dick-
son & Carling for plaintiffs and Elliott
& Gladman for defendants. -
It is almost needless to say that our
window has been a source of a,ttreo-
tion during the past week for dress
and blouse plaids. - • .A. beautiful blend-
ing of colors. They have captured the
ladies of taste. Call and get sup-
plied at J. P. Clarke's.
Goldwin Graham, of Brucefield, who
was in the old country with a lot of
cattle, has returned home. He had a
good passage both ways, and made a
satisfactory sale of his stook. He took
a trip through Ireland, and visited the
horne of his fore fathers, and had a
most enjoyable' time.
On Sunday last the driving mare
owned by Roht. Coats, Clinton caught
its leg over a harbed wipe fence, and
in its efforts to extricate itself, cut the
leg so severely that nothing could be
done to save it, and it was found
necessary to kill the animal to end its
sufferings. It had reached the mature
age of 21 years.
Pigs seem to be a profitable invest-
ment to farmers,judgingby the follow-
ing cireunistanee :'-W. Weir, of Clin-
ton, had a few hogs that he turned
into a clover field ; he decided to keep
track of what it cost to feed them be-
sides, and found at the time of their
sale, when they realized $250, their
feed. had just cost $00. Another far-
mer in that vicinity had three sows,
each of which had two litters last
year, and he realized $500 therefrom.
This year he has five sows, and he ex-
pects to make $1,000 from the sale of
their progeny.
Hosiery! Hosiery n
Hosiery U!
We cannot be surpassed for
qualities & kinds in Ladies'
Hosiery. We are taking into
stock this week three leading
brands.
Line 187 in sizes 84, 0 & 9i the best
values you have seen at 40c, per
pair.
Line T. 6, in s 'me sizes, et 50c.'
Line 1000, Extra quality worsted, sizes.
6, 04, 7,7e, 8, 84 grand goods sure,
85c., 40c., 45c., 50c, 55a, 600.
Line 508, choicest of Cashmere Hose,
sizes, 84, 0, 0e, and 10, 60c. 60c. 60e,
05c,
Line 508, same sizes at 55c. per pair,
except No. 10 which are 70c. An
inspection of these goods will thpr-
oughly convince you of values and
their worth. - .
In Men's' lr Bose we sell a host,
"Eire aro renewing our stock with th
A. 1,
values line Z'. W. tvorsted at 30c.,
L. D. 80, at 40e, at Black.
Besides these soilio six other lines from
124c. to 85e, per pair.
Our Underwear Oti TJ lder vcar for Ladies
Gents has taken well, and
is on the move.
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a�r P. CLARKE tr onstant yon hand.
Exeter Municipal Council.
he Council met pursuant to ad:-
urnment at the Town Hall, Septeux-
b. r 30th, 1898. All present excepir
r. Evans. Minutes of previous
eeting read and confirmed.
Christie—Harding—'That the follow=
ing accounts be passed and orders
drawn on treasure for same : James
Creech, $8.25, brick for well ; Anthony
Allen, $7.20, forestone ; Canadian Exp.
o., $1.40, express charges on scale re-
airs, Wm. Trevethick, $3.00, repair--
fig
epair-fig pump ; 'James Creech, - charity
sending Mrs. Muttart and family to
Barwick, Rainy River, $52.50 ; Wm..
Phair, $10, labor ; Thos. Welsh, $0.25,
labor Electric Light and Power Co.,
$102.51, account in full to October 1st ;
James Creech, $15 freight on lumber; -
John Atkinson, repairing scales, $3.00.
—Carried.
Bissett -Christie -That the Council
adjourn till October 14th, 1898, at 7.30
o'clock.—Carried.
• 101 .
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Jameson, Se.
Marys, reached home on Monday after
Spending the summer in the old coun-
try where Mr. Jameson was engaged
in business.
A very pretty wedding took place,
at the home of Mi. and Mrs. Barron*
'Harrington, on Wednesday evening,
when their daughter, Miss Sarah Bar
ron, was united in marriage to A.
Martin's Medina.
L V TT'S FAIR
For Wedding and Birthday presents,
Bisque Fruit Setts and Plates.
Individual Setts. Liqueur Setts.
Glass Berry Dishes. BtushHoldersr
Sugar Sifters. Photo Holders.
Tracers. Pinking Irons.
Crumb and Brush Trays.
Granite Pots and Ladles.
Tobacco and Cigars.
Fresh Oysters and. Fruit,
LEVITT'S FAIR.
EXETER MILLING CO.
SUCCESSORS TO
THE ROLLINS AND WILLIAMS MILLING GO,,
Are now ready to Co business with the pub -
lie generally. Ail kinds of
FLOUR, PEED AND MILL STUrr
For sale at close prices. Leave your orders
at the mill. We deliver every dayto any part
of the town free, We hope you will help us to
make a success of the business, which means a
success for the town.
Highest Prices Paid for Wheat
At all times.
TELEPHONE No. 55.
STEWART BROS. & WILLIAMS.
Bright
New
Gods
If you wish Fresh Groceries, call •
AT DAUNCEY'S
A large stock of Flour &Feed, cheap,
AT DAt7NCEY'S
Cashew trade for Butter and Eggs and
other produce
AT DAU'NCEY'S
Everything new and fresh, bright and
clean.
AT D &.UNCEY' S
GROCERY, FLOUR & i'EEDSTORE.
One door north of post office, Exeter
MEfiT
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NBW
The undersign( ':its opened lip et,
new meat market e ,•• door
south of r,.:`rung' store._
Butter, chchice, 10e.
Eggs, 15c. .
A CALL SOLICITED
JOHN `I''. riANNING