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oreListowel ; 'Middlesex, Henry Harding-,
000ke, UoWink ; Forth, r.l.'„ E. Ilay
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of Strati:tray,
Oaesrrene SoOlinie-e-An e oyster emeial
tinder t$pie( Oi thas Triyitt,
Memorial church will be ricla cu1..
ley's opera hone on Friday evening,
Feb. tied, cosennerecing tit 6 o'elovit.
Adreiesion 250.
Jalawe S. Catiantsie-dallee Mortoo
will contintie her Ex-tn.:genetic: labers
over oext Sunday. She will delivee
addreeees niorniug and esrelling and at
the Sabbath Sebool in •the afternoon,
is expected the clip:Miens &arch will
be filled.
..Wsenems0,-- The hoard of managers.,
of the, Peblie Isibrary again warn tile
parson or persons guilty ef eating,.
writing or destroying hooks and mane
azines iti Reading RooM as they in-
tend to prosecute the seine to the f alt
extent of the law.
Aconmerra-Oa Saturday afterrioot
last, while skatiug on the rink; Mies
Emma, Mt 'bad the Misfertuue.
to break one ef her arms. She slifMede
and in extending her hand to save
herself, she struek wtth great force on
the ice, breeking the member pear the
Wrist.
BAD.Roaessae-The cancession roads
are still in a bad. condition. The path -
masters Seem to ha rather slow in hav-
ing the wade in their respective beats
put in proper condttion for the safety
and convenience of the travelling pub-
lic and Her Majesty's royal mail. The
pathinesters need to be reminded of
their duties and responsibilities. They
should give atteation to the matter at
once, so as to prevent serious teethe
dents and injaries.
MOUT BE BETTER nickri TAOS. —
There is probably not a town ori earth
where scores a dogs do not escape the
tax collector. A. novel scheme has
been successfully tried. in one of the
larger towns across the line and has
worked successfully. A. list of the -
dogs taxed is pasted ep in prominent
places and a reward of 10 dents is giv-
en to the boys who can hunt up the
aulinals that haye escaped. The plan
line two ad vantages. It adds consider-
able to the town and takes away the
temptation to deceive the assessor.
Installation of officerS at the last re-
gular meeting of the Lebanon Forest,
Lodge, A. F & A. M., on Monday
evening, the following officers were
duly installed by H. Spackeintm-I. P.
M,„ W. H. Levett ; W, M., J. A. Steisa
art ; S. W., Dr. Sweet ; J. W. Peter
Gowan ; chap. Geo. Walrond ; Treas.,
B. S. O'Neil; Sec'y 0 H Sanders; Tyler,
Saan'l Sweet s S D, Dr. Amos s J. D.
Isaac Carling; 1. G. Robb, Knight.
At the close of the meeting the mem-
bers repaired to 'the Central Hotel,
where a splendid supper was served.
Among the guests preseut was Hon.
Thomns Greenway, of gat, itoba.
Pg pit R.LY
1•PIRAFAIMMI•W•4/*AVIbilea.....,•••*11512.41.
Our annual Stocktakina Sale now on, Some Bargains
tI1tLt do y011, 1'0011
allnInin for le Mask Astraehan 0.e for lovely Coluloid. Covered
Far Cattle regale t. value $10.00 Photo Albums, eessabee 51,50.
le2.1.11,1 for isedsei 1Lack -Astrachan 65e each for the new Combination
Fur ;nett, good (plenty. Crokinole Boards.
$2'3 50 for Ladiee Choleeet Blade 00c the yard foe the new Beattie.;
Istatelaket Fee Coat. 1 -lop Sack Dress Goods all new shades
$1.08 foe Child's Best quality Grey regular value $1.00.
Peesian taunts Clas, 15c the yard for niee Plaid Dress
$2 25 fm. Geot's Best Beaverized Goods, excellent quality.
"PA -PeBeseettin. 25c. the yard, 1 piece only, pure
es;
e,5 for 0 enoe Persian Lamb Furs Silk " yrtle Green" regular value 05c.
Caps Wee bright, out, 200, 2 pieces only, Check ' Union
51.23 Gent's Choicest Persian Lamb f, Silks. J use the thing foe blouses.
Far t1ap, uwe better. g 51.90 each f(a. lovely ()herdic Table
• W,1,00, t"Srev Goat Robes, largest Covers, alt new desi ens.
size, who'e s 25c each for Sn•all Cheoile Table
$12 111'ena emly Black Cow Robe, ;Covers, "Job," regular value 75c.
we leidee. regeiar ealue 3I6,00„. 12its the yard for best Indigo Ger-
$11.00 :lame a IV ombatt, For Cloats span Prints, the kind you always pay
be value ib the laud.* 10e for.
n') Gen ths Onoiee Kangaroo Fur 20c the yard for the very best Utl-
••• . -46 ()arable Cottonade, always sold at 25c.
elentne Black Australian 2ae. each f er. your ic
ehoe of 75 sam-
Wol V Fur Cleat. A. wearer. g ple*ends of Carpet, each la yards long.
tn13. M, Geu Vs 13 laek Corsican Lamb ; J ust the thing :err mats.
Fur Coat. Ouly one left. q 45e the yard for your choice of 20
$1.25 each, tor Wool Knee Rugs, pieces pure Wool Tweeds, worth- regu-
regular price 5200.,lar 65c to $1.00. •
51.10 for Geat's Black Cud Driving 50e the yard for double fold Ulster
Gauntlets, worth $1.50. Cloth, regular Soc.
91)0 for Ladies' Black and Grey curl $2.40, 2,90 and 3.4.0 the pair for
gauntlet s, lovely pale wool White Blankets.
75c for Girl's' Grey Carl Gauntlets, 14c to 300 the pair fcr O'nildren and
very stylish Misses' pure wool Worsted Hose. The
65e lor Ledies' Black FurNeckRuff, best value NN e ever offered.
- e for Ledies' BitckFeather Neck 1 Cotton Shirting. Mind 1 We s.ay the
quite nirty. 1lie the yard for the very best
25
Ruff. hest.
1 mileteGrey Persian, Lamb Muff
madStores:n-0°lb te. Cheap.
End Your Money Wisely
,o itd at 'Stewart's Big Cash
$2.00 the pair for very fineNotting-
ham Lace Onrtalles, Extra Special
value.
as you ought. Yes! . It pays
Store.
J5 A QTP'fri:EIRra
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nenetattseseant.
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Agen for the WtilSITAN ..StIt.a.NCI..: Com,
aNV, of Toronto; aLso for the .estmssx FIRE
ISM-1A:10E C0N1rANY. -of London, England;
18 ALLIANor, Imsus..a.:ccm, COMPANY, of Eng -
ad.
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Season -I898.
70 OUR FRIENDS
The Christmas holiday season
sith us -once more. and our doors,
hat for more than thirty years have '
wring open to welcome ear customers,
iill gladly do so again and with an
aded feeling of gratitude for the un-
iminished kindness of those whose
tactical expression M it, has brought
hem toour counter with each 's emceed-
rg year. "How long have your
tinily been buying here r ,"I do not
- now, my parentsbought here and I
,aere 'bought here in my school days
nd now I am buying for my children."
re thank the eustomers for the
noWledge of it.
• We aro doing our best just now to fill
ur shelves, counters and show cases
tith all that we en procure that may
rove useful and pretty and moderate
•k price and expect to have everything
order for the same date as in pre -
taus years, viz. the 15th of December.
• 'he cards will he 'ready as usual on the
• /th, and in abase we can promise
mat to all whose artistic sense finds
leasure and eatisfaction in the gems
f art that are produced with -each sun-
essive year.
To those who prefer dealing else -
'here but look to Exeter for theie
apply, we can assure a nice and
aeled choice in the stoeles of the other
eaters in town. There is no need of
• nyone going form "home" to buy,
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ItURSDAY, 3-A1+117AR:5:n26TE, 1899-
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e "1' • ent• as
For &Triage Licenses,
Wedding Rarigs,
Watote es, Clo
Jewe I rya
SpecteLcies, Etc
CALL ON
R. HICKS
Watch Repairing a Specialty.
Skating appears to be a dead letter
in S tratford.
Messrs. Rollins and McDanes are at-
tending County Council this week.
Miss Addie Hollaud, of Niagara Falls,
N. Y., is visiting her parents in Exeter
North.
Hon. Thomas Greenway, of elani-
baba. spent Sunday and Monday the
guest of Dr. Rollins.
Mrs.F. W. Collins on Friday last un-
derwent an operation for the removal
of e soft, tumor from her back. She is
progressing favorably.
Messrs. Walkurn and Chapple, of
Mitchell, have purchased the business
of Stoneman Bcoseeat Kirkton, and
will commence business there in
March.
The late Hiram Walker's prominent
Exeter customers neust be greatly
shocked to find not their names are
not mentioned in any of Mr. 'Walker's
fifteen wills.
Premier G-reenway while here Mon-
day ordered of Messrs. Weekes Bros.,
a handsome Swede Granite 'Monument
to be placed in ruenkory of his son at
Crystal CRY. Man.
The G. T. R. are diseharg,ing all men
on the road who are over 50 years and
not insared. As a result of this change
Andrew Dempsey and T. Flynn, are
thrown out of work.
A large number from Exeter attend-
ed the Thames Road Presbyterian
church anniversary services on Mon-
day evening last. The Caven church
choir furnished the musical part of
the program.
'While passing out of a doorway at
the residence of F. W. Glade -nen, on
Monday, Mrs. ;Inn. Mellott slipped and
tell on to the hard ground, giving her
DIAPPte• body a severe javring. l'sro bones were
broken. She is confined to her bed in
• consequence.
Zies Jeckell, teacher," is confined to • Wait for the Odd Fellows' great Con -
tet bome through illness. cert, the best, of the season. The cele -
Good Friday C/7.110.5 tOte year on the brated Oxford Musical ()tub of Boston,
ast day of March ; Easter Sunday on Massachusetts, on Monday Feh'y 20th.
:ed day of April. Personal recommendations fromsMa-
sonic and Odd
Mrs. William BFellosvs' Societies dfrooks has been ara •
United States.
A two -cent railway rate is now being
practically demanded by the 'public.
Travelling is no longer one of the lux-
uries. It has come to be one of the
necce“ariee of life. We are a faster
people than those of the last genera-
tion and things that were then thought,
to be only within tbe reach of the rich
are now looked upon as part of the
"daily tweed" of every day life.
The third annual meeting of the
t es &hers of District No.1,West Huron,
wilt be held in the Exeter Public
School on Saturday afternoorall'eb.4th.
Prograktn--(1)What can -teachers do to
foeter a national spirit P -Mr. .Gowan;
(2)History, Mr. Merl -meson ; (3) Read-
ing, Miss Ball (4) Composition 5th
class, Mr. Lockhart 4th, class, Me,
McKay ; 8rd clase, kr, Ceeech ; 2nd
ahitedpost-mistrees of tlie Hay post
iffice, Exeter north.
Dr. Rollins,of Exeter,poiled the large
et vote in the county for County
iouncillor, his vote being 1522.
In Many of the surroundiag towns
ad titles the price of whiskey has
ecu advanced to 100 a glass. The
ealets here are still selling tit the old
Arthur Snicer, who has been in the
• mploy of White & May, St. 1‘•fary1,
sr the past year, left, for Stretford,
. here be bite ceared a situation as
utter.
In 1831 the postage ou a letter from
'reland to Eeteter was one shilling and
eh pence half penny sterling and irk
the poeeetge WaS reduced to ten
ence s.earsilig, ttoW it is one penny.
Herman 33a11„ teacher, is lying eats.class, Mies Ball ; 1t stitles, Miss Halls,
erously ill of appenclicitie at his board,- W. B. 3O7aNsWoN3 lit GARDINER,.
Sec'y.
kg house m Grey township. His
ttrents, Rev, Mr, and Mrs. J. Ball, of
arkton, are attending at hie bed -
[de,
Cbarles Aetzelt, eff Seaforth, brother
f Mrs. T. R. McCa1him o Exeter,has
roved himself to be 21 ta.eeder of
1coteli collie dogs of the first rank,
a recent bench Arose.' held in Peter -
oro, Mr. Aefeell exhibited one of his
ogs, "Snow„” This dog took secend
laee in the young elase, ho com peti-
en with thirty oeher dogsin tile
•pen ehiss "Snow' carried ofif third
feney. One of the anitrials sbown
etkinst this dog was recently sOld in
cotittrid for $2,500.,
The question of allowing the selmol
children to give presents to their
teaehers at Christmas tinie,Will be dis-
cussed at a meeting of the Galt school
board. Quite a number eif presents
were given this Christmas, and it is
said that the parents of sante tef the
children wile, efnild not afford to con-
tribute anything tosvatela the peeeerptits
flea complain that their children feel
very seneitiye about it, and ttr6
ed to go to School. The reeOlution
bidding the preetice is oVeretane
the ehildren goilig to the teaelter after
seleeel IsOtirs and Snaking the presenta-
tion.
FORMER RESIDENTS OF EXETER. -
A very happy party was that assem-
bled Monday Jan. 16th, at the resid-
-ence of Mr. end Mrs. Thomas Allin,
350 Elgin ave., when they celebrated
their golden wedding. Relatives and
friends were present to bestow their
kindest congratulations and sincere
wishes on the happy couple whom one
would scarcely think had passed their
three score years and ten. They were
the recipients of several very pretty
preseuts.. After partaking of the very
elaborate aud claintY repast a most
enjoyable evening was spent in happy
reminiscences, Mr. I. F. Nix also con-
tributed to the entertainment of the
guests by several well -rendered selec-
tione of reading, and recitations.
The joyous gathering dispersed about
midnight wishing them cheerful, yet
lengthened days and happiness. -
Winuipeg Tribune.
LA GRIP AND SULPITUR.-G. T. An-
gell, of New York, in Dumb Animals,
says :•-•It is a fact When' the grip was
prevailing as an epicleenic largely in
our city a few years ago;I ascertained,
by inquiry of my offiCere at---13yam's
Match Factorynthat of the 43,..persons
employed there not 013e had been. trou-
bled with it. I have at various:Mines'
told the press how many at MeniPhis'
escaped the terrible epidemic of yellOw
fever there by wearing powdered sul-
phur in their shoes' also the evidence
of a distinguishedGerman medical
writer, that wearing sulphur in this
way has proved a complete Protection
against cholera and other epidemic
diseases ; also, that those working the
sulphur mines of Italy escape the ma -
leant which' prevails all about them ;
also, that sulphur itt the shoes has cur-
ed various cases of rheumatism ; also,
that sulphur taken internally or worn
in the shoes has sufficient power to
pass through the body, the clothing
and the pocket book, blackening the
silver therein.
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Additional locals on 5th page
Miss Olive Wright is visiting friends
in Hensel'.
Miss Woollett, milliner, Toronto, is
visitingMiss Edith Hynclman.
-J. Harris, of Seaforth, is visiting
friends in and a,roand Exeter.
Jaknes Weetcott, took part in re shoot
ing match at Hamilton last week.
Mrs. Kirk and two daughters, of
Manitoba, are visiting Mrs. Hugh. Oke.
Miss Esther Thompson, of Boston,
Mass., is renewing acquaintances in
town. •
Miss V. Banes, oi'Creditork, bee been
visiting ,Mrs. A. Hooper, of 'Exeter,
for the past few days,
• Colman Monctireleft on Tuesday fat
Moritann' where he will take f,,a, tourse
in telegraphy And shorthiMd.
Mrs. Gariand, whO has been' tesiding
itt Hensall.for some time, is quite ill,
and on Wednesday Mis.Thornas Clarke
and liftee.Richard*Blatebford,of Eteter,,
visited her. - •I
"We lean that a seeond grist, mill is 1
to be startecl in town. on the old Me,
.Nabb property ROM' -tbe river, weal
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also that a Soltit $tOOTE COltipAnY
ftbOilt to be fOrmedte establish ama-
chthhe nes'' Ili
cindtn3fd
Tertaking establishment
at No, 118 Dutulas street London, will
be Conducted 1:ly lfessrs,WAir, Clarke,
SOn of W. S. Ciarke,fontet4y-atesident
of tteter, and W, S. Smith, B011E
gentlemen bave had wide eXperiet1e0,
b4,Ving been connetted for -sitars with
the Otto of S. Vergnson & Co.
esavstivvv-,--,
r_ gaflflt,tn,}tra,ca
We are clearing out all Winter Goods regardless of cost,
Frirs, Mantles, Overcoats, BlEmkets, Footwear, 'Dress Goods,
Underwear, &c., have had the knife put in deep. Note these
prices.
Men's first quality SwaEnp Wallaby Coats, best linings and
trimmings, regular price $25.00, stock taking price ..
Men's Biagi< Corsien Lamb Coats, splendidly lined and
• made, regular price $25.00, stock taking price .... • . - •
Ladies' 30 inch Black Fur Capes, full sweep, fancy silk lined,
r6gular price $13.50, sphcial price
Ladies' Fur Setts, regular price $10,00, special price
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18.00
18.00
10,00
e, 00
• MEN'S OVERGORT8
Men's heavy Freize Overcoats; well line& and made, regular-
• ly worth $5.,50, now
Men's Fine Be -aver Overcoats, blue and black, fancy linings
and velvet collars, regular price $7.75, sale price
Men's Heavy, Freize Coats, rain and wind proof guaranteed,
regular price $9.00, now ....
Boys' regular $3.75 Overcoats for...
UM BRW R..
Ladies' Union Vests, full shaped gussit under arm, great
value for .
• 0 • • • • • • • $ • • • ......
Ladies' Wool Vests, full fashioned, fine goods, a snap for...
Ladies' Wool Drawers, various sizes, great sellers, special for
..=•rms,
3,95
$5 00
6.50
2.50
I $1V4etietFAMee*PAMitSiftfirfeWASSO
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*6,9,
From our large stock of Ladies' and Misses Mantles
0 we have only thirty nine Ladies and eight Girls Man -
•‘‘00,),. ties left, that includes every Mantle in our store. Now
S in order, to clear out every Mantle in the month of
0,• JANUARY DURING STOCK TAKING.
MO We are offering thern all at greatly reduced prices,
below we quote the pries.
4 only Ladle's Mantles, regular price 553.0.050 vet:aced prices $2.50
8.75 e 0 •2.75
4,50 e 11 3.50
0 4.00
65:0500 •/,' ' 0 4.50
4.25
11 6.50 n II
i 0,75 /1 e
5.00
If 4,75
e '7.50 e e 5.50
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2 1111 . 11 0 0
1 0 11 11 1 II
8 e 4 It 11 0
1 0 4 4 it
3 e 0 II 11' .
6 ,, ,, P II
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4 1, IrII .
3 0 11 II 0 4 8.00 11 , 11 6.00
2e e n 11 8,50 0 0 0.50
1 0 11 If 0 10.00 n e '7.75
4 •• e Girls Ulsters at reduced prices.
4 e 0 Short Coats at e 11
All Men's andBoys' Overcoats that we have left will -
be sold at greatly reduced prices during stock taking.
Highest prices paid for Produce. Butter 140, eggs
I.6c. dried apples 5id, turkeys 9c, geese Go, ducks 7c,
chickens 5e. Potatoes per hush 40c. .
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Boots &Shoesand 11 mess.
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During the next four weeks We want to turn $2,000 worth of
.25 Boots & Shoes; and Harness into Cash, and will hold a slaughter
..5,0 sale.
.50 We will offer Boots & Shoes -at Cost prices in order to reduce the .
stock: The goods are first class, have been well bought and care-
fully selected, and it will pay you to buy now. Here are some of
the prices
1-1ITE ERN
We are showing a beautiful line of Ladies' Whitewear bought
at a baygain . Ask to see it.
APPLETONS'
PACKAGE TEAS ARE THE BEST
All kinds of Farm Produce taken at highest market prices
in exchange for goods.
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Direct 1111pol-tem
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Read T. Fitton's advt. in this issue
See R. N. R,owe's change of ad i
this issue. •
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The young people will give All a
sembly shortly.
T. J. Lockhart has recovered from.
his recent illness.
The ice harvest has commenced and
the quality is good.
W. H. Levett was in Toronto on
Tuesday on business.
There will be racing contests on the
rink Saturday night.
Miss Turnbull, of Winchelsea, is vis-
iting Mrs. J. G. Jones. •
Mrs. (De.) Amos is improving slight-
ly from her recent illness.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Boyle last week
celebrated their wooden wedding.
Miss Thonipson, of Elimville, etisited
her sister, Mrs, -StstelIa,rttin,. over -'80„Y?
W. J. Carling attended the Poultry
and Fat Stock show in Clinton yester-
day. '
Will Bagshaw recently passed the
Norinal School examinations for sec-
,
ond class certificate.
The annual meeting of the. South
Huron le 0, L. will be held in Exeter
on Tuesday Feb'y 2nd1399.
George Teson of Mr. Eyre, of Chisel-
hure,t, died last week •of appendicitis.
He was ill only a few days.
R. H. Collins is still confined to his
room. He is iinproving, however,
from a severe attack of rheumatism.
Revival meetings are being con-
tinued in the two Methodist churches
this week, much interest being mani-
A convention of the Royal Templara
was held in Credit= yesterday. A
number of the Exeter sisters and bre-
thren attended. ,
Mrs. Sheldon, of Detroiteyisited Mrs.
(Dr.) Rollins last week. She is at
present visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Treyethick, Creditoisa
The License Corm:Giesler:kers for, Kindly favor us wth a part, of your
South Huron are: Peter Douglas, trade and we wlil endeavour to please
D. D. Wilson, Seaforth ; you
Henry Doyle, Mt. Carmel. '
Winan's Cough 13alsitna, it, is a re-
liable remedy for Coughe, Colds, Broil' We sell
chitic troubles. Sole agent for Dick's
ling Syrup. C. LUT, Elteter,
Oyster Supper and Concert at Ed. xeter -and
School Hoese, S. S. No. 4, UshorieektOn
Friclay4ark, 27th. Supper frana 5408.
Admission, adults 25e, children 15.
Seshn Wood, pioneer resident M
Tockersiinth towoship, died oti a tus-
day last. His DettlatitIS will beinterred.",
in the Rodgerville eemetery
Thntsday.
A 130oes TO TER AFFLICTED. -
is coming again'T. P. Smith will he at
the CommercialHotel, on Friday and
Saturday, January 27th and 28th.
If your eyes are affected dont fail t
call and see him.
No. 1 hides 7-1- cts. at the Exeter Tan-
nery.
Miss Maud Parkinson is visiting in
Detroit.
Miss Enaeline Howard is visiting
friends in St. Marys.
Mrs. A. Beatson, of Granton, died on
Friday. She was of advaneed years.
Miss Carrie Reid is yisiting friends
in Detroit, and other points in Michi-
gan.
• W. Levett on Monday rode a bicycle
.to-Oentralia and back. He reports the
Wheeling as good.
-S. J. Southcott has been appointed
customs officer in London in succession
to Daniel Donaldson, dismissed. Mr.
Southcott was a former resident of
Exeter.
Rev. S. J. Allan of Brussels will
.
preach Missionary sermons in Main
st, church next Sunday morning. In
the evening the service will be not
only missionary but evangelistic in its
(character, in harmony evitla the special
/services which are now being held
1 every night in that church.
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TRLvETHIGK
—DEALER IN --
Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES
Flour.
Apples, Potatoes
Carling Bros. are showing ,fa very 1 oh, d
floe the 'office, kid gloyei )gree4 Bran,Shorts. cen ee
and toms, They are the sole agents "
Exeter -for 11/fi11er's Giovinefor deeming and Oil °aka.
kid gloVeb• ,
Sarnia, VVhite (bal. Oil, 160,
Trevethick
R. It Collins. On TtleedaYereeeivedg' a
telegrant. feorn,,,Uanitolitte announcing
the death of Nfr, 'Xiehoi,•.eoh.ItOaw tf
pattlitiottE The 00$0ii•..WA9
PPPO as they 110 note heard of Mr.
bcng 111.
Men's Felt Boots from $1.50 to 52.00
Women's Felt Bals or Congress 1.00
Women's Dongola, Kid Bal or Button 1.7050
Women's Heavy Bale
Men's Dongola Kid Bal or Button ........ 1.25
Men's Heavy Rubbers 1.
Men's Heavy Overshoes 7005
Harness We have a number of Setts of Light, and
Heavy Harness, single and double, which we
will also sell at greatly reduced prices. They are made from the
best stock and by competent workmen.
Call and see theGoods and -test our prices.
J. TREBLE Exeter.
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during 1399 will be devoted to Fiction, Trirfvel, And tEriart., and will be tt,.
best ail -around boy's paper mil,-
. TWO SERIAL STORMS .
" Forward , March I" Gavin Hamilton
13y KIRK MUNROE . By MOLLY ameter seewitia,
is a story of a young hero with Roos& Is a story of the time of King
velt's Rough Riders. • Frederick the Great.
SOME SHORT STORIES
SCOUTING ON THE PLAINS AN EXCHANGE OF SHIPS
By " But:rm.° EtLt". By Cittottna-
WOLVES vs. DISCIPLINE THE GUNSHOT MINE .
By Monty IV. FISCHER fly CHAR LES I.rataits
A DANDY AT INS BEST THE KING'S TREASURE -SNIP
13' JULLA.N_Ti A LIR! Sly ,n 401551.0 GOVISIA
. STORIES OF TtilE WAR
THese stories are founded orafaecto,fthe In cases are the actual expeil•
• eric
THE RESCUE OF REDWAY GRUI8ySlNIOvAVvITSTNFIODE8WEY
- 1y II A LO MAn
ROTit,t
BILLY OF BATTERY E
A SCARED FIGHTER .
By COLGATE liA ERR
( By AV. 3"; 11 eNtsltsoN
- i WAR CORRESPONDENT AFLOAT
Ily Ca:ur:roat T. CHAPMAN
WITH CAPTION AT EL CA.NEY
By FLETCHER C. RANSOME
, ARTICLES ON SPORT AND TRAVEL •
These articics'will be of 0900151 518081 to every live and energetic boy wbo
I)
( loves adventure,,and nut -door sport.
) ) ALASKAN FISHERMAN ARCTBIsCcWiAuysFCA.P,AEDRASMS
LET OF FLY-FISHING
By It. C'..! _;-:w:ii
TWO -.1 rypl°17(--P. s.F.siN51.1.j.13sEgrECHAvNTING s ..
:If.11 ?••• '15'..'7.-'•-:., CLUB -HOUSES
ne E. 0. KENT
33, i)AN REA R 0
THE C.:All,.1 CLUE 91
BICYCLE POLO
By A., IL GOttrstEe
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‘..)„,•!,. I ;14.1 sow vn (04' " A:t:11";t: S: '''''
, 4 p TsTill.TtiraiTsiTAGNRD'S 0T.A1NB51,i-.2,
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All will receive attahi,. each month in the ...,.. ',IND TABLE fit.
IIA PP/ ' , "y., .' ..7S, r',0:"P! . •. 'T.0 Vuric, N. V.
Stl,. , ',,,' ption, Si 00 a rear 4,4
PRO.ai r. • Mel euzzeBe
.t.
Mr. and Mrs. Sevenerton, who have c
been visiting here for some time, left,>
for London on Saturday. r
A hockey match between the Exeter ‘:
and Seaforth hockey teams wilt be
played next Moriclay evening on the
Exeter rink.
R. C. 0. TreMaine and Bert Giciley
are each tarrying disfigured faces, the
result Of injuries inflicted while prac-
tising hockey. ,
LIVER TnOtreiats, biliousness, sallow
complexion;yellow eyes, jaundice, etc.,
yield tope, , curative powers of taxa -
Liver Pals. •They are sure to cure.
EXTENSION
�f; BusimEss
, Having purchasedthe Exeter Mills
we are now prepared to do general
gristing and chopping. Flair whole-
sale And retaih All kinds of grain
bought, Grain delivered at first eleva-
tor paid for at IVIill office. Flour and
feed delivered to all parts of the town
free of charge. °
•500 cords of wood wanted. Hard or
soft.
COBB4E,0191( s WMLIAMS.
NEW!
etteetkeea.,
We are showing
New Spring Kris
Choice patterns with excellent
quality and finish, also
• Cirighams.
The balance of- our LADIES'
SHIRT WAIST:PLAIDSrsvill be
sold at greatly rednced figures.
JI P. OLARKE
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