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D� you know The Big Cash Store is to•be enlarged to nearly
tiblo its pre,sent size, The builders take possession in July, and
until then we are holding a great enlarging sale. Our present large
•stock must be reduced and that very quickly. Note some of our
great enlarging sale prices.-
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ii Kor Your choice of a big lot gains, 75e, $1.00, $1.4t) and $2,00, these
• of prints,warthi.0 to 12,ic regular, are 4 of the best Lace Certain values
you'll see this season. They must go
15e white pique, the new hard out during our enlarging sale.
cord finish the• regular value was 28e complete, for your choice 'of
20e neve - - - - - 15c eight different kinds of curtain poles.
10e a big pile of dress goods We have the lavssest stock we have
souie very stylish idlects worth ever shown.
from15 to 20e now - - - 10c 15, 16 and, 17c for very choice new
190, fox' some very pretty two effects in dimity and organdies. They
,tone effects in nobby dress goods, are the correct goods for the hot
goods that should sell for 30c weather. We must sell them before
19c the builders come in
25o foxplant bluelc lustre very 5c the roll for a job lot of gilt wall
Ppeeial. value, usually sold at 35c paper. All odds and ends being clear -
25c ed out at 5c. Sorne 20 and 25e papers
50e for the new fawn dress among this lot,. Come quick if you
goods, yery stylish and effective, want a snap.
• ask to see it $1,00 the pair for Ladies' cloth
75e fora clearing line of new top kid, oxford, regalar price $1.40
and fawn Dewey brown dress $2.95 for a 10 piece gold decorated
regulax value $L25 tile yard semi porcelean toilet set, the best
goods, now - - - - 75c bargains you'll see this season.
We are Offerino• the best value in le each for boys home made straw
stylish black dress goods that ever bats, Sc each for men's, good home
passed over our counters. Remember made hats.
our black dress goods must go out
before the builders take possession.
• We would rather make a very low
price on them than have them pass
through the dust and dirt of building,
• 4 very special Lace Curtain bar -
If you want to enjoy a good. cup of
tea, "SAILOR BOT and MONSOON,
are as good. as good can be. We sell
and recornmen4 them.
Our fresh ground coffee gives perfect
satisfaction. You try it -you'll like it.
J. A. STEWART
INSURANCE.
ERNEST ELLIOT,
.agen for the WESTERN ASSURANCE COM-
PANY, of Toronto; also for the FEMME FIRE
NSITRANCE COMPANY, of London, England;
the Aistmillon IusuRozou Conte..iNy, of Eng
and.
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So Many
•New Faces
Are seen in our store these
days hinting for bargains in
STATIONERY that we feel
like congratulating ourselves
on the wonderful success of
our sale. People come, in
many cases, because advis,ed
to do so by friends. They
all buy.
LOW PRICES
DOES THE
• BUSINESS
at the
J. GRIGG,
MAIN STREET. EXETER. I
THURSDAY, JUNF Stb, 1899
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
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First class Elephant Potatoes for \.
mitil the 16th of June.
Brantford, are visiting friends in
visiting. with rays J P Ross.
sale at J. P. CLA.RKE*S.
neices from Grand Rapids, Mich.
arrs D Spieer and daughter, may, of
Black bass fishing will not be legal
Dr and Mrs White, of London, are
Mrs John Gill is entertaining two
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pay the highc-st price, cash or trade
for yo.ur wool.
Messrs. W. and 0. Senior, of Toron-
to, are visiting their mother here, who
is seriously ill.
The Turf Club have leased the ag-
ricultural grounds to Messrs John
Snell and Thomas Haudford.
Huron Couuty Council is in session
at Goderich Dr. Rollins and D. Mc-
Innis, members for this District are
present,
The streets of the village have been
scraped by a roan machine during the
week, which has much improved their
condition,
Mr, and Mrs, P. T, Halls of Exeter
andlittle 13,eginalci are guests at the
hone of S. P. Halls, Principal Central
Public School, Goderich.
The ladies of the Tilain St. Methodist
church will give :their annual straw-
berry festival during the third week
in Jane. Date and partieulars later,
According to the final draft of sta-
tions, wh ich appears in anothev column,
Rev. C W Brown comes to James st.
church, while Rev Millyard takes Matti
st church. .
On Tuesday next the South Heron
Farrners' Insti tete run their excursion
to Guelph. This will be a good oppina t
Wilily for the farmers to see the Ou-
tavio Model Farm.
The Stephen road machine was used
on several of our back streets this i
week, and by its use the streets have. b
or Marriage Licenses,
Wedding Ririgs,
Witches, Clocks,
Jewelry,
Spectsicles, Etc
CALL ON
R. HICKS
Watch Repairing a Specialty.
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MOON'S PHASES.
New Moon . . .... . .9th.. .. 12.39 p,
First Quarter 17th 12.13 S. m.
Full Moon 25th.. .. 12.49 p. m.
Last Quarter 31st .....5.55p. na.
The will be an excursion to Sarnia
June 17th.
Dogs killed Mr. Levitt's guineau pigs
last week.
The minutes of the town council ap-
pears on another page.
Farmer's have shorn their sheep and
wool is being marketed-..
Mrs.. Elliott, of Mitchell, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. (Dr) Anderson.
Miss Hythenrauch, of London, is
the guest of Mrs. E. J. Spackman this
week.
Frank Willis is in Blenheim, con-
ducting Mr. 0. Senior's photograph
er y..
Mr and Mrs. • C. A. McDonell, of
Hensall, spent Sunday, visiting friends
in town.
31r. Heaman, of London, was in toe n
last week. He will open a hardware
business in Exeter about July 1st.
F. Wood and Frank Willis were in
St. Marys on Friday and witnessed
the lacrosse match between Seaforth
and St. Marys..
F. W. Collins, who has been visiting
his brother, Rev. Mr. Collins, of Dere-
ham, returned home on Friday, not
much improved in health.
R. N. Rowe has parchased a band
some Mikado from W. H. Parsons,
while A. Q. Bobier has purchased a
neat pony Mikado from j. D. Atkin-
son.
A. M. Todd Goderich is we regret to
announce, called upon to mourn the
death of his nine-year old son, Robert
FreNven. Cerebral meningitis was the
cause of death.
Miss Lillie May has resimued her
position as teacher in the Exeter public
school to take effect at midsummer.
Miss May will attend the NOrlEal.
lege all Hamilton.
Word was received here yesterchky
that the flour mill of Rollins &Stew-
art at Cataract Falls, was burnecl on
uesday night. Loss heavy. They
had ruin the min but a few days. -
W. S. Lang, agent for the Massey -
Harris Co., has received his third car
load of machinery for this spring,
whichspeaks well for the reputation.
of the machinery and the ability of
Mr. Lang as an agent. •
The electric light Co., have pur-
chased from R. S. Lang a large.. power-
ful wind mill which is now in course
of erection at, the power house. It will
be used to piiinp water for the en-
gine, being considered it cheaper de-
vice than the steam pump.
W. T. Clarke, son of 3. P. Clarke,
town has passed his final examination
in medicine, and received his degree
of M. D. Mr. Clarke has had it great
deal of work to perform during the Ladies' fine kid baIs
Pasb Year, having of late acted ais and button boots, a special
•
house surmeon of theWestern hospital, line for
Toronto. °We extend congratulations. " • • • • • •
The Hodgson farm known AS the old
Oke homestead, in Usborne wits sold
by auction on Tuesday-, the purthaser
being W. 0. Dayman, fox' the sum of
$5,250. Pia. land on the west side of
the concession was not, sold, the high-
est, price offered being $90175 for 350
teres, the reserve bid. being $0,600.
Thomas Cameron wielded the ham-
mer,
„Acetylene gas,its is gerierally known,
s produced by moistening calcium car-
ide with water, Some ides of its
xtensive ase will be atherecl when it
Shirt Waists, Wrappers arid
WhiteWear'.
T11686 'Pri668 806dk Beill861116.8 Tiiis is the time of year, that the Ladies' will need Shirt
The truth is we want quite a lump of READY CASH by the first day of July
and we know of no lever by which merchandise can be converted into the COLD CASH,
like price, and one thing you may rest assured of, that is, anything you see advertised in our
columns you may rely on it being correct.. Now for a few prices that will make things
lively. •
Every Iiy Needs -et -0 -0i -
Best quality colored Carpet warp, per bunch $1.05
Best quality White Carpet warp, per bunch 800
5c for a nice even threaded factory cotton usually sold at 80.
7c for a lot of prints usually sold at 10 and 12i -c per yard.
90e for extra large white bed spreads regularly -worth 1.25
10c for beautiful new Draperies regularly worth much more
money.
5c per yard for pure linen towelling a great bargain 50
10c for Ladies' fast black cotton hose, a snap 10c.
50c for Ladies' heavy embroidered back, kid gloves, regular
price 1.00.
10c for Ladies' splendid cotton vests 10c
$2.26 for beautiful new cheneille curtains regular price 3.50.
They go quick.
95c for your choice of a big lot of Ladies' wrappers well made
and fast colors guaranteed and splendid fitters.
5c for box full of note paper and envelodes
Groceries
20 lbri Redpaths granulated sugar for 1.00
3 lb box best Cream Soda biscuits for 23c.
6 lbs best Rice for 25e.
6 lbs best tapioca for 20e.
2 lbs good baking soda, for 50.
6 bars white castle Soap for 25e.
8 bars good yellow soap for 25e.
1 box Edclys best matches for ' Sc.
Mixed pickles choice per bottle 10c.
2 boxes Royal yeast cakes for 5c.
Best green coffee per lb Sc.
Best uncolored Japan on market for 25c
Best mixed tea on the market ,, 30
141 lb sealers baking powder fcr • 19e
Choicest Red Salmon for ' 12c.
6 cans Sardines for 25c
Best canned corn per tin 8
Best canned peas per tin
Best canned Tomatoes per tin
6 lbs good raisins for
The above groceries are all high clas
goods, we handle no other.
Se
We have been doing a splendid trade in 1,eady-made
large trade during June. These prices will ensure it.
Men's blue serge suits were made and trim-
med a decided snap for 2.75
Men's all wool tweed suits,the kind for heavy
wear, Special at . . • • 4.75
Men's extra fine tweed suits in small neat
patterns, splendidly finished for ......
5.501
I lined and first class all through, a snap for
Men's heavy wearing pants, a special line at 950. Boys Summer suits for ......
clothing. We aim at a special'
Men's finest imported worsted suits triinmed
in best style and beautifully tailored, a sure
bargain 10.0
Men's all wool blue and black serge suits got
up, in first class style . 6.50
Boys black and blue serge suits, splendidly. '
Waists,'Wrappers and Whit
wear. .A.nd we are prepared to
supply them with a large assortment of the same.
Shirt Waists. Black or colored Muslin Shirt
Waists. - - $1.40
Nice -patterns in fey Print,
Shirt Waists. - 50c. Wrappers's
Fey stripe Print Shirt VY,aists
new patterns. - - , .
• ' Red, tind white, blue and white,
75O Pink and White Print wrappers, , 75e
Grey and. black Print Wrap-
-Blk and white check Print, 75c Pe$1,00,
Navy bine Print Wrappers. $1,25
Bits and white dot or stripe
Print Shirt Waists. -• - -
blk and white picine and colored Nice green and red shades of
Muslins S. Waists, - 00 floral clesig,n wrappers nicely
Fine Print Shiit Waists in blue
trimmed - - - - - $1,75
saenrdsinon..
ink shades with white in- SUMMER CORSETS:
-,77: $1,25 Sizes 18 to 80. Per. pr. , 500,
We are showing a very fine line of Ladies' White, Wear
See our wide width white skirts trirxunecl with insersjon or
embroidery at 50c 750 80c 900 $1.P9 $1.25 $1.35 each.
CARIGING BROS
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BRICK COTTAGE To RENT. -On cor-
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tt tran",
ner of Carling and:Sanders streets. s • t b
y, y Messrs. Stolle Wellin-ton Nur-
Apply to GEORGE 110DGINS. sery men Toronto who will offer special prizes
, for the best specimens of potatoes grown front
FOR SALE CHEAP. -Shelving and ! seed purchased this season from Thos. Grundy,
counters for a general store.
..lowsa-ist $1.0 worth, of Nursery stook ; 2nd $5
Apply the agent of the following :-Sir Walter Ra.
to W. H. LEVETT.
, ieigh, GreatDivide and Carman No. 3, as foas
.
FOUND -In the opera. house, apara- worth of Nursery stock. Winner's selection.
solThe owner can have the same
These prizes will be gtven for each variety.
by calling at this office, proving pro- w• G. SANDV'S' Fres'
)erty andpaying for this advt.
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EXTENSION
CARPET WEAVING. -Carpet weaa,--
ing done with despatch and' satisfac-
tion. Prices moderate, A trialsolicited. of ,RusINEsc
Miss A. Ockly, corner of of William
and Mill st., Exeter.
I) - _ . _ . . a
WOOL WANTED. -At the Exeter .
Woollen Mill. Highest prices will Having purahased the ExeteeMills
be paid for fine and coarse grades. we are noviT prepared to do general
Yon will find it to your interest to gristing and chopping. Flour whole ,
call at the mill before selling your sale and retail. All kinds of grain
clip. , bought. Grain delivered at first eleva-
• FOR RENT. -One of the coziest and for p aid for at Mill office. Flour and
most comfortable cottages in town, at feed delivered. to all parts of the towit '
present occupied by A.E. Bennett,cor, freeof charge at reduced prices. Seed
of William and Huron sts. Parties wheat, wheat, oats, peas and barley
desirous of renting may inspect. 3. W. lfor sale. .
, ROAVNING, M. D. - COBBLEDICK & WILLIAMS-
Ns:TICE.- Exeter; May 17th, 1899. .
o the shareholders of the Exeter Salt
Works Co. Gentlemen: -Please take
noticethat the annua meeting of the
shareholders of the Exeter SaltWorks LEVITT'S
Co.. will be held Monday June 12th, at a.
75e. the hour of 2 p; 3n., Town Hall. T. B.
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imaiso, Secy. -Treas,
AIR
A written guar:Ix:Ace goes with each of the above suits and you can have your.money
back if everything is not as represented.
1
P IN
Regular xoc plaid dress goods for 5c, Beautiful blk figured Lustres for . ••••••
Regular 1234C Azure silk for 8c Beautiful plain blk Lustres ,for .
Regular 8c Aurora silks for 50 Lovely Poplins all new shades for
Regular. 75c Blk Henrietta for 50c Big variety of fancy silks regularly worth 5oc,
c for
A big table full of Dress arid Skirt lengths at just 6oc and 75 35c
half price. , All black figured goods at greatly reduced prices.
BIG 1.001- OF 81-1IRT WRI8T8, `Ft. 81PBOIRL aNfir 450
250
25C
50C
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s Fp ts rt ms
We handle nothing but
first class makers goods in the
above lines and yon can depen(l.
on getting first class satisfac-
tion when purchasing your foot-
wear from us and priees wili
be in your fitvor. trare.are a.
few examples:
Ladies fine leather Ox-
ford Patent tip '
• • • •
Ladies'kid Oxfords pa-
tent tip, great value
been very innsli linproYed in appear, e
Ance arie 'other wise.
The TT w Fenian Kiiat t nedals; :Stich
..fase ill iron Veterans of 60 will
re-
ttve, will 'have ale
bOSSed upon the top of the msda)
z
tead of itpon it scroll across the flag t
•vas t he original design, t
slertencil that there Is being erected
t Niagara Falis a plant for the mann-
actin:Et of calcium carbide, which, will
ave an output of one hundred tons
er day. Electrical ener.gy, equivalent
o 25.000horse poWee, will be required
o operate it.
Mens fine Dongola kid
lace boots, with fancy vest-
ing tops, a great line for
s Men's fine box calf,lace
boots, special value
DIR
1.00
1.25
1.35
!d ! We are showin,c,, a magnificent range of the above
lines of goods anfavor during this month. We inport these goods direct from
prices will be very xnuch in the purchasers
i Britain aud Europe ourselves,thereby saving you the middle-
jrnen's profits.
I
iGarints
1
1
New Unien Carpks, good de-
signs, pretty colorings, a very
deckled bargain
9 e entirely new in it
Union Carpet, and worth muCh
mere money, our price.........
; edritains
2 c bound, grand valee at
Fin Lace Can tains, full tape
We are showing a fine range
of new tapestry carpets at 45c,
00a and
756
New Lace Curtains in lovely
exclusive designs per pair ..... ,
Ask to see Qin' special line of
Chenielle curtains, that we are
now selling at •
500
1,25
2,25
Have YOU Seen Our New Picture Frarne
at 69p.
22.5 111S1(
2„50
TO See Our New
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SURO
WE PA7 HIG-HEST MARKET ?RICE FOR BUTTER
i AND EGGS.
The R. PICKAR1:10
CT iMPOrtTERS«
W. T. Acheson has purchased a new
driver,
Alex Tait spent a few days of the
past week in London,
The Exetev Junior lacrosse team
drove to Clinton on Thursday last and
played a game with the team of that
town, but suffered defeat. •
Heavy re' ilia fell here . on Monday.
The lightning was bes-ere. The fuse
wire in the electric light service of the
Trivitt Memorial church was burned
out.
The Farmers' Institute of North
Middlesex will run an excursion to
Lansing, Mich., on Thursday, June
22nd to, the Michigan State -Agricultur-
al College.
James Brooks, of Whalen, on Mon-
day purchased of Thomas Shapton, of
Exeter, a year-old thoro'bred Lincoln
ram for which he paid $50. It was for
James Patrick, of Ilderton.
A strawberry festival will beheld on
Monday. Tune 26th, under the aus-
pices of the Ladies' Aid Societyof the
James St. church. Strawberries and
cream will be served, also a good pro-
°
erramme will be provided.
The Stationing Committee of the
Torouto Conference has honored the
invitation which was extended to Rev
Chas Smith, of Main st church, Exe-
ter, by the meaford methodists, to
become their pastor: His name ap-
ears in the first draft of stations for
that conference,
Ants (not aunts) are a troublesome
little thing, and destroy many fine
lawns. To exterminate the vermin
make a few small holes in the ground
near the ant's nest. Place in the 'bole
a small quantity of hi sulphate of car-
bon, carefully covermg it with earth.
This will permeate the earth arourd
and destroy the ant.
loves v.
Gloves! I'
Your choice of our bargain
table for Friday and Saturday of
this week, 'in childrens, 'Misses,
Womens Lisle thread and silk
gloves at 50 per pr. The regular
prices Were from 20 to 4.50. •
Keep your eye open for our
next weeks offer in Ladies' and
Misses I3oots & Shoes. The
chance is one ora lifetime. The
prices will startleyou, further no-
titegiven, "look after
We are at tile fore front in
• prices for fartn prodUeO. Cholto
Butter and Fresh Eggs for which
• the highest t)rice will he paid,
Jo P. CLARKE
.sa
• Choice Fruit -Setts ioc I 4-ranitewitre. '
ft Water,, Tinware
Derby plates & platters 1 Chair seats
Eng Biscuithres 1 Brushes
Photo Albums I Stove &shoe
Card Receivers 1 Polish.
Starch •and Baking •Powder, Boquet
holders, Key Rings, Jardineres, Tea,
pots, Hammocks, Croquet sett, Bana-
nas, Oranges, Lemons. Candy, Nuts.,
Tea Cakes, Jam Tams, E. °lairs.
Ice cream and sum in ex' drinks.
Agents for Parisian Stearn Laundry,
of Loncla,n, first class work done.
Levitts' Fair
(Buggies!
Buggies!!
Buggies!!!
W. H. Parsons is rushing the
carriage trade, and do you wonder
when he sells. '
FIRST CLASS BUGGIES AND
• MIKADOS
so cheap.
Call and see 'a new Mikado juSt
in.
Also the well-known Brockville:
buggy with steel bottom spring cush-
ion, and steel corners to body, just the
thing the young people are askine. for,,
It will cost you nothing to call
and see them. ^
Horse shoeing and general
jobbing prom.ptl3r attended to.
W. H. Parsons.
Try a bag of
Diamond
itis the best
Flonr
in the market
We have i
We have a nice lot of field a, dagare
den seeds, all
INew and Fresh,
0. 41.
20 LBS. ORAIIIILATED
$1.00
iSugar
Everything Cheap
Trevelhick