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• 27c the pale for ladies'
euot good weerieg coma
• feet fir iingalitionee rev-
eete, a :are bargain
OM6Y ONE M16E.
For --L anti m..Ist us::',fuZ bargain that v."e
have ever ..:Tere,:. On Friday art,raing and ti okl your
choice t,f orrcrcJ ad faucy DVOSS muslin
ant; for ally e)!ozeti o:
in O., i);., -.tore. This i.le:talcs r‘c •
25c g*.:.'0".:S. Ab11., f•Thrty pcs ta ccc from. 4.%,:ae .far:y if
VO u want a first F„.,.er276).,:e 'att." f is a. bar.
&rain at 10e, but s-%r.e are n't1:1 better tatt c44.4,..s P.2 i'tg.
matte: of fact tTN," 77,:est t 1.4,1kst.t 7.! 24. t
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Gannax PARTY. --The gerden party
on Mrs. P. Johns' I:two on. Friday
(wetting It under the ampices of: the
Ladies' Aid of Main-st. church, was at
deeided SUCCCSI. The. grounde were
nit decorated, and illaininated with Chinese. htnterns„ while eeats coaven-
i Weeny arranged afforded comfort. to
it the guests. leo et eain and other Ii-
ten..iee were abendantly served by ttz
•. Lake:uti enjoyel by all, as Vas ttlso
caotee music rendered by the bend.
The proveeds amounted to hpward of
egie
Ainneeree tent nineteen. t ete
t iv... NVeeleott 1.n S tzertbey arrested a
• ei in the swamp south ef (r:d
, Weed, on 14I).1 4.' being one It. E.
Wlisee. alio werati :I al Galesville,
fegeeese e aernitted abut
Cg,31. Art* wht-se r.t1.3.1/43t. anti convie-
den, ewe:el seS eat is offered. Ile is -
now candried Vet. Police cells hew
M. 'Wee:cote had, tiLa priAltref's
phaot.agr ,ph •.: :anal forwarded t )
I t aptate -..nnbles the one sent.
I.y f).-fwetive Agency, oae of
i wit:eh flee e- :nee has his
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rears Of !,1! e4' M14tY 10:11;,EnZ
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• t'reeergeetii.- • We inalerstattil eliat
t the fil7r,.-tcri 4 I r-liv:i4v,r reeletery
peewee heyeee tiee Lew' pauchetee of'
k -r four ,avir,ts„ pritperly
•uf. :nod ".rttveyeti isnupoteut
ttl it,we grazei,I. twos: plant
p.tssible, t titt.y art" ais;tt desirous of
tr,it; hug 44,1 t t tea part ter the
vet well, and to snake the
tax. tyre as whole ae beautiful awl
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V4' lalielne ale. The prineipai
i ea v. twice :e eatvying 4Ittt they MOM
and 41E.Siral )inter lions, tlie
weal of funds. Surely the general
•igieie pied nit intoosled in the
teudea ay wouldbe, tenting to iteeist the
eaeetene g al.easinWayS and meant-,
thiS gic.3'411 vok might he •ef-
z eeettel. 'We would etiggest that the
!I directors mill puiSie meeting of the
eltareholeere and tit izens and be pre.
rivedtu preeeet Uthe-facts mut data,
at that ailt4,kd might consider
tO the It
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game ha Trine-.
and Leltee.pas.
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,c awl A .11 t ..4.111t*Atton Ihet tele:mete has timile
Fail Term Oi)011,1 ai,Ipartlium. tills
for Public Schools.
A full stock of Sunday School
Library Books at wholesale prices
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Family and Teachers' Bibles
Full Line.
Everything Stationery,
wholesale and retail.
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Wednesdav of eaell week.
EXETER 6
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. • W. I. liarrkon. of Loudon wa4 in
- - , town last week oit Itnsiness.
INSURANCE. •-
. • -Ladies' line sh 14,1 RI, 33. ti1.75 :42.0F
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, and .$2„:"0) at GH.L el eerie )x's.
'ERNEST ELLIOT,
— L, Mies Tuckett. of 11 uniltnn, is vie:tin g
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Agen for the Wenzel; Assenexce Cox. at M.T. II erveyee II ge t owilebip.
twee of Toronto; also for the le:mem FIRB KtratI14 Th01111.4, !. St. 'guys, is
NSUItANCE COMPANY, Of London, England;
Az MANCE INSURANCE: Comr.err, ne Eng : visithrt• at his unA -,*e, ea Mertin.
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and. The lacroesee team play at Seaforth
on Friday with the team of that town.
THURSDAY, JULY 10TH, 1000. •• Alf. Daviderm. cif Mancelona, elich.
- . is visiting his parents here for a few
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
weeks.
. A number of tetizens attended the
race meeting in Seaforth on Tuesday
. and 'Wednesday.
The Misses White visited friends in i Arthur Kemp has returned front his
St. Marys over Sunday. • i vacation at Toronto, and is now at his
Mrs. R. S.Lang left Friday for a visit !post in the Moleons bank.
with friends in Winnipeg. Mrs. Janice Berryman, of London.
Miss N. Bag -shave is visiting friends has returned home after a two weeks'
in Fullartnn for a month. ; visit with Mrs. A. I. Tait.
Harry „Browning of Markham, is i Samuel Gidley is still confined to his
visiting his parental home. 1 bed from the etrects of a broken thigh
—an injury he sustained some time
Miss Quick, of London, is visiting ago.
friends in and around Exeter.
John Charlton is busy erecting hay
Frank Sweet has returned home forks and tracks for the farmers in
from a visit with friends in Detroit. this section, and they are giving satis-
Mrs. A. Q Bobier and famiky are faction.
camping at the Bend for a few weeks. Mrs. Fulton has taken a position as
Joseph Davis is expected home from waitress in the dining hall at Grand
the Old Country about the 20th prox. Bend, conducted by Chas. Wilson, also
The Misses Moir, :of Toronto, spent of Exeter.
Sunday the guests of Mrs. James W. J. Heaman has purchased from
Dimaan. Dr. Kinsman, of Sarnia, a handsome
Alfred Sheere, who has been work- bull -nose pointer, for which he paid a
• ing in Blyth for some time returned good price.
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home on Monday. The Royal Templars held. a very
Miss Israel; of Seaforth, spent the Is
e• leasant meeting on Monday evening,
past few days visiting the Misses" at which the members weep treated to
Sweet, Huron street. refreshments.
T. L. Rogers, accompanied by his The Masonic excursion leas beeu de -
daughter, of Parkhill, spent Sunday dared off for this season, satisfactory
visiting his son,R. Roeers
•
chasha more horses in this *section for
use in South Africa. He has already
purchased over 400 horses for war pur-
poses.
tt, Miss Gussie Rolland, milliner, of
• Blenheim, is visiting at her home here.
Miss Addie Holland, hospital. nurse at
• Niagara Falls, N. Y., is also 'visiting
her parents.
Rev. D. M. Ramsay, wife and fam-
ily, of Ottawa, are visiting his parents
• and other friends in town.
Richard Hoskin, ot Kirkton, is build
• ing a new bake shop on the property
he bought from Miss Gilpin, of that
place.
The next band concert will be given
in Victoria park on Friday evening,
July 27th, when a special program will
be rendered.
arrangements not being obtainable
from the Grand Trunk.
Mr. Elliott of Wiugharn is visiting
at A. Walter's. Mr. Elliott has com-
pleted his brick -making machine, and
sold a large number.
. Dix Kidney Pills will relieve lame
back, lumbago, muscular rheumatism,
and all complications arising from •or-
dinary diseases of kidney and bladder.
?rice 25c and 50c. Sold by 0. Lutz.
James Hervey,tostler at the Com-
' Mr. and Mrs. F. W, Gladman, who eaercial, who was incapacitated from
have been visiting aZ their former injuriesreceived by a, kick from a horse
home in Peterboro' the past few weeks epme time ago, is rering, and was
returned home on Tuesday. in. totem Saturday. coHe expects to be
J. D. Graham, of Toronto, is pur- at his old post shortly.
Chief Gill was on Monday sworn in,
as deputy Game Warden for this dist
trict. He has been instructed to bee
vigilant, and prosecute all offende're
The Chief says there are many black'
crows in the business. Beware!
The house and lot on Andrew street
the property of the late James Gar-
land was sold by auction to James
' L. Day has closed his butcher shop, Dennis, for the Sum of $700. The bid -
having accepted a position in Wood's dingewas brisk and a good .price was
Packing House. This leaves Exeter realized. Albert Hooper wielded the
with two butcher shops, four having
. • I hammer. Mr. Dennis, has since sold
existed here at one time. , hie former residence on Simcoe street
to A. en, for a good sum.,
41; s eta t n-
ir to Ciao e tahin,4 part inthe De-
t mewl al exAmination.Inyears
pa -t the past s,: licif candidates through -
v.
oat the hole province were publishe
thd
in a heap in e Mail and Empire and
the fileih. villa, tilt' Will papers ecpietl
therefvent the lists affecting thelocal
mehools.---The Department hcome to
as c
the conelwion that this method of au
mis
:nation results
flouncing the exa
not .ss ithout its unsatisfactory feat awes,
giving rise to comparisons which are of-
tensfrom ignorance of local conditions,
quite erroneous and in many eases in-
juriowl. So this year thepass list will
not he handed paper;to the Toronto
but there will instead be senttothe
prineipal of each High School or Col-
legiate Institute the list of sneeeested
candidates at his own school. It will
then rest with the prineipa to have
the lists published in the loyal press.
E. I. Follicle bite returned to fit,
•51:u ye.
Miss Ethel Armstrong is visiting
reenit. Fritlif, London.
Dr. L. Foliielt. of Si. Marys, spent
Sunday Nvith his parents here.
Carliug Bros. have- added nice new'
waggon. for the delivery of parcels.
The Mists Lorrity and Kenny, of
',maim', spent Wednesday in Exeter.
Miss Susie Weekes, millinery, is
home from Guelph for a short yaca-
tion.
e Servant girl wanted. Gond wages
paid. Apply to H. Buckingham,
Exeter.
Mrs. Wolper, of London, is on IV
visit to her parents, -Mr. and Mrs.
Etherington, of Bethesda.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Howard spent
the forepart of the week visiting
friends in St. Marys.
Mrs. Reginald.Elliott and family, of
Norwich is spending as few weeks with
her mother, Nirs. Carling.
Miss Edith Sanders who has spent.
the past millinery season in Strathroy
returned home Wednesday.
Miss Lily Welsh, milliner at Small -
man, Ingram & Co., is spending a few
days under the parental roof.
Mrs. Hicks and daughter, Mrs. A.
Hick, of Centralia, -spent Wednesday
the guests of Mrs. A. J. Rollins.
Mrs. Brawn who has been visiting
her brother, W. Grigg, and family,
also her nurnerous friends in town for
some weeks left Wednesday for her
home in Wroxeter.
We announced last Week that the
results of the High School entrance
exa.minatiors would be published this
week, hut, the report had not been
received at time of going to press.
At the celebration of the 12th„ of
July held at Seaforth, the prizes Sof
$10.00 for the largest number of mem-
bers in procession and lodge coining
the farthest, and the one carrying the
finest banner were all captured by the
Lucien Orangemen. The Sunernerhill
lodge carried off a; similar Prize for the
best fife and drum band. There were
about 1,000 Orangemen in the procese .
sion, and over 8,000 people' assembled
there that day. The speakers. were
Revs. S. Salton, 'Centralia, Acheson,
Kippen, Revs. Hodgins and :Larkin,
Seaforth. • •
ef Turkish Scalp food feeds the hadtere-
stores the natural color, stops falling
of the hair, removes the dandruff, re-
stores faded and grey hair to its natu-
ral color and vitality and it is also an
excellent dressing for the hair. Turk-
ish. Scalp Food is rapidly growing in
public favor and ta.kesthe lead of all
other preparations on the market.
GiSie it a trial. For sale at Ce Lutz's
Drug Store, only 50c a bottle.
Don't let headache wear you out and render
you unlit for business or pleasure.Milburn's
sterling Headache Powders will cure you
quickly,. and leave no bad after effects. They
do not depress the heart. Prize 10 and 25c.
Exete
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--TS THE PLACE FOR
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ains
BARGAIN r,!•0 50 shirt w -i -t
4 • ...It) 41.
ranging in price from 75
to 1..5, your elroieg, mini°, they 1a..4 for
BARGAIN 'NO 2
. 4 doz Men's Crash and
and Linen Hats, the
regular 50 and 75e kint14, your choice of the lot for
B RU
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49c,
2 2,0 LadiesTarasols and.
4." umbrellas, somewhat
damaged regularpriees, range from 1.00 to 1.75,
(gearing at
BARGAIN NO., A Ladies' beaut Ifni white
-It and cream Lace 'ries.
very fashionable, regular 50e line for
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liguarga=i=ccomarasaxmatcansaat
Ladies' waists in all the desireablo fabrics and shades
suitable for house and street wear.
whitewear: in the newest and latest sgyles.
Parasols full line and at prices that will please you.
Laces and embroideries in endless variety.
Colored dress goods in all the latest shades.
In Black Dress Goods we hold the fort.
Gloves from the.finest kid clown, just to hand,
Hats and Ties, nobby goods.
Summer corsets and linen skirts, just the thing for this
hot weather.
Ready-made Clothing in Afen':•, Youth's and boy's at
very low figures.
We make aspecialty in Ordered Clothing. See our
blaek worsted suit at $15.
Complete stock of groceries. always new nwl fresh.
Try our 25e Japan tea, elegant flavor
We are the sole agents for Tetley's teas, one trial of
these teas would convince you that they have no equal,
Give us a call. Highest prices paid for produce.
O1MI.1NC) BROS
is the guest of Mrs. R. IL Rogers. 1,0411ver hearts, beauty pin'-. belt pins
Dig sale of Ilonts and Slime at Gal.?
2c. 31.,,Neenes'e.
in St.. Marys.
Miss Lena Howard is visiting friends ki-k
Mr. Knight, of Detroit, is the guest
of James Abbot.
' Children's '-hors all prices at Gm
iti.txsox's.
Woodstock Council has decided to
'Liss Kathleen Rogetee, of Parkhill ' reams u1 sugar% geld :and sterling'
Berry setts and water :eats, china.
trie Light Co, The first -and buckles, pulley ungs. pearl cuff
braid. and pins,fancy
35o oft er S13,000 for the plant of the ra
offer wasrit'ebackn; 1 altkpAtIt.144,13I eett mg back and pomp-
‘ purset, tooth brushes. etatp, etarch, B.
891A7d.rew Ingram, Seaforth, who
ufts) raonwedeetre,. castor and machine oil, polish
had charge cit the electric fight works See the new Khaki Mallet -wry and
here for several yeare, has resigned British Hero plates,
his position, and intends travertine! in Anyone 'wishing to buy Blackberries
the Interests of an eleatrical appliance leave yi,tw order with us, we will have
whine he bas invented. . a. nice stock in a, week.
4, Dix Little Liver P l: . ..re mild and! QR ANGES'
ecient. The,y ceatee no sickness or; )
unpleasffiitneeees and. are most efileient 1 LEMONS, BANANAS.
,t in relie'v" - ', headache, indigestion and i , .Levitt's Fair
dere e. .1:4 nts of the Liver. For salel/
AGENT PUR PARISIAN STEAM
LAUNDRY,
Laundry sent away every Thursday,.
BARGAIN NO 5•
Jadies' fine '
I May
slAack Cashmere hose,
good weight, regularly sold at 35e, bargain at.. 250.
BEST QrALITY ROBBER. GEST RINGS, PER DOZ. 5e.
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We want a large quantity of good butter and eggs and will.
pay highest prices for same.
TN R. Piclaril
Direct Importers
APPRENTICE ' WANTED to learn
.• Melfs fine tan elutes $2 50, $2.75 et. printing. Apply at TIMES Oth.013.
Gm. aNIANsoN's. WANTED.— 500 pairs of boots and
Reeve Arnold, of Hensall, was ilei shoes that need repairing, leave them
town on Thursday. ‘' with Gto. ALticsox.
Herman Heilman has returned frok_ FOR &aim—Three new and tw
his vacation in Toronto. igsecond-hand buggies, two carts, one
Mrs. J. D. Graham, of Toronto hi phteton, -one tWo-seated carriage, also
visiting at John White's. a new waggon box, for sale at cost for
e,casli. ,
Miss Jennie Crockett, of London, is • A shim. W. G. BisSETT. ..
'Visiting friends in Exeter and Eiim-
D. French, Manager of the House of
Refuge, was in town on Wednesday
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Holman and
family. of 13eyfield are holidaying in
and around Exeter.
3. A. Gregory is spending a few
days calling on old friends in Goderich
Clinton -and Kinburn.
A couple of growers of raspberries
from Parkhill, were in town Tuesday
selling 17 boxes berries for 81.00.
Win. Johnston, of St. Marys, called
on friends here last week. He intends
visiting Scotland this fall.
E. Harwood, wife and child, of Tor-
onto, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. James
Pickard and other friends in Exeter.
The several heavy rains of this week
have deterred harvest. Considerable
of the grain bas been knocked down.
Miss Elsie Skinner, returned to her
home in Mitchell this week, after a
pleasaut week's visit with friends here.
Word has been received from Jas.
Walter and John Spackman, who re-
cently left for the Old Country. They
had a pleasant voyage.
A test of the new water system will
be made to -day or to -morrow. The
pipes bave all been laid, and the en-
gine is now being put in running
order.
There died Tuesday at his home, on
lot 17, con. 7, Downie, Mr. Thos. George
Thompson, at the age of 72 years, 11
months. Many friends will regret to
hear of hie demise.
Fall wheat cutting mis beeome gen.
eral. Although the crop is not very
heavy the V3 ample is good, but in . some
fields the Hessian fly has been doing
considerable damage.
• J. B. Martin, of •Seafortb, was in
,own on Sunday visiting at Hugh
pke's. Miss Eliza Oke returned with
ingine and will spend a few weeks visit -
her sister, Mrs. Martin
On Wednesday, July llth, Charles
t Reding, a popular young man of
Greenway and Miss. -Emily J., -daugh-
ter of the late John Penhale, of the
Lake RoadAStephen,yeere joined in the
bonds of to,atrimony. The ceremony
was performed at James street par-
sonage by the pastor, Rev. C. W.
•Brown. Many friends of the bride in
this section join in wishing the young
couple a happy wedded life.
Percy Tom, of Goderich, is visiting
friends inItown.
Miss A. M. Bickle, of Port Hope, is
visiting at S. Martin's.
' Beriy-picking is now in order. The
yield is light this year.
Mr. and Mrs. C. :Hodgson, of Toronto
are guests tit Richard Young's.
Miss Mary Friend, of London, is
visiting at I. Armstrong's this week.
Miss Vera Hawkshaw is visiting at
her uncle's, Wm. Hawkshaw, St.
• Marys:
Mrs. W. S. Lang leaves shortly for
Manitoba, where she will spend a few
months visiting friends.
Mail -Carrier James McGee, running
between Seaforth and Bayfield. has
had bis contract renewed.
Mrs. Kershaw, of Detroit, aceompan-
ied by Miss Emma, elebbott, of London,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. S. Davis.
Mrs. H. Arnold, of Hensel], and her
sister, Miss Robson, of London, are
spending a few days with Mrs. J. A.
Stewart.
Miss Stella Poplestone, of Detroit,
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Poplestone, and grand parent, -Mr.
Wiudsor, returned home on Monday.
Messrs. Morley & Cunningham, who
have been conducting the Mansion
House for some time, have dissolved
partnership, Mr. Cunningham continu-
ing the business.. •
A. E. Hodgert is at present building
a large cement silo for James Mein-
Tosh, of McKillop, the size is 15x30 ft.
He is building it with eight corners it
is much stronger -t-ha,u a square one.
Dr. R. Stanbury, Of Bayeald, paid a,
visit to his son, J. O. Stanbury„ on
Monday, and renewed old acquain-
tances in town. He was accompanied
by his son, Dr. John Sticabury, of
Toronto. '
Rev. Robert Hicks, the junior pastor -
of the Methodist church • arrived, last
week. On Sunday -be preached very
acceptable sermons. Mr., Hicks is a
Very clever speaker and has' already
made a large number of friends.— Ful-
lerton correspondent. '
A happy event was celebrated at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. N., Dietrich,
Goderich, on Wednesday, July 4th,
when their eldest daughter, Miss Mary
Dietrich was united in wedlock to A.
Ruggle, of the firm of A. Rugglo &
Sons, Floradale. •
This Week we Offer,
You a Snap in
IW ETU
icyc
We have secured a limited number of
those wheels which we will offer
you ht, a remarkably low
figure for cash.
It will be to your advantage to seize
the opportunity while It is avail-
able. We also have the
easy running and
stylish
CLEVELAND
VERY REASONABLE PRICES
Don't forget our PIANOS and OR-
GANS. SEWING MACHINES
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.
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S. Marlin.
FOR
FINE GROCERIES
1 FLOUR AND POTA.TOES
CORN MEAL ROLLED AND
STANDARD OATMEAL
OIL CAKE LINSEED MEAL
AND FLAX- SEED
GARDEN Am) FIELD SEEDS
TRY US.
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We are making a' specialty of the
above and would be pleased to have
part of your trade.
Our facilities for buying are equal to
those of our neighbors and our shop
expenses are much less than those of
any other concern in town.
TRY US
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BEST JAPAN TEA 1Sc.
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Dry Good6 and Or6ceries
To the people of Exeter and vicinity.
Wo have just opened up with a brand new
stock of Dry Goods and Groceries bought from the best
wholesales M Western Ontario. We are now in a position
to wait upon you'.; will not quote classes or prices of good at
present, but
SOLICIT A. CALL.
It will be a pleasure to us .tti show you our goods.
Remember the place first door north of post office.
Produce taken in exchange.
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