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8 TEWfARTS
BIG GR31-1 STORE,
GR811,011FRODUGE ONLY ONE PRIG.
This week we place on view the first of our new fall dress goods.
They'll interest you we're sure, as the change in style and effect
from the past season is very marked- The newest and latest effects I
are very quiet,yet rich and lull of style.
Plain hornespuns, plain and fancy camel hair effects, and quiet,but
rich . Tweed effects are going to be very popular. In black goods
the rancre is more varied than ever, in the better class of black stuff,
the sm:11 and medium fancy patterns, one very catchy and fiCha
We the yard for a lovely range of
new plain horeespuns. All the newest,
tints in Greys. 13rowns, and Greens.
Just the thing- for a nifty tailor-made
skirt, snit or dress.
$1.50 for the suit or dress end, of
your choice of a fine range of new
homespun camel hair effects, new
Fawns, new Greys and new Browns.
Style, quality and value in this bne.
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We the yard for a swell lot of new aOO the suit or dress end for tir swell
homespun sttitings, all the new and t, lotror soft earnei ham anish, flake or
popular tints in ereys„ Blues, Browns mottled effect. This is an entirely
and Greens. This is a very special new and very catchy line.
ine anil a money saver for you at We. 5
$5.50 the sat or dress end for our
best homespun, new, notthy, and effee
tive. All the newest and latest velor-
ings in ereys,Browinaques and Black.
7,3e the yard for a special lot of high ,
elasshornespun sultinge, nice sett serge
finish in the new Greys, and Heather
13rowns, correct in style and big value,
'Tha the yard for awry nifty range a:
new fit inch tweed soltings,new colors,
uew styles. Comet for skirt% suits. r
or dres-i•e.
25e the yard for a choice range of
fancy Plaid Gress Goode, very suitable
for waists, and correct for children's
wear. They're sear value as you'll
not see again.
Now Your qreiconm to drop in any tirne and look over our new
dress goods. Come and study the new styles, you will not be ask-
ed to buy. We take a pleasure in showing our new goods. Come
and bring your friends with you, you're always welcome.
J. A, STEWART
Cirigg's Fur For Marriage Licenses,
500 StOr6
A full stock of School Books
for Public Schools.
A full stock of Sunday School
Library Books at wholesale prices
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Family and Peachers' Bibles
Fun Line.
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Everything in Stationery,
wholesale and retail.
wectialtig Ringo"
iVertclec;rs, C1ock,
ewelry,
SpectetGles, tc
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R. HIKS
Watch Repairing a Specialty.
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STRATFORD. OET.
No less than eight largo business colleges
have applied to us witldu the last six weeks for
our graduates to take position$ as teachers in
their schoels. As many as five business ilrina
have applied to as in one day for oftbe
'This is surely the best school for you. It pays
toprepare for profitable, progressive and per-
manent employment. Catalogue free.
ELLIorr,
Principal.
TO ADVERTISERS.
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advestisements actepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
exeirsR
I Monday will be Liebor Day.
INSURANCE. School reopen e next Tuesday.
Dr. Holloway, of Winghara, visited
friends here last week.
ERNEST ELLIOT, Geo. Willis is visiting his brother
Agen for the WESTERN .ASSURANCE COM- Frank, in Forest •
rPANY, of Toronto; also for the P BHZX Fran S. Wood shipped a carload of cattle
Rstreence Company, of Landon, England; to Montreal tins week
let meson INSURANCE COMPANy, of Eng
and W. N. Manning, of Clinton. called on
friends in town last week.
Mrs. Collins and Miss Bonthron are
visiting friends iu Toronto.
Miss Reta Young, of Seaforth, visit,
ed Mrs. IL H- Collins this week,
Wm. Hawksbaw, sr., of St. Marys,
called on friends here on Monday.
Fred. Rollins, merchant, of Rochesjobri Asphan has moved his family
to Midland. 4ter, Mich., 18 visiting his parents here. S
If you wa.nt first-class seed wheat to
Mit,S Georgie Elyndrnan has returned•, read C,obbledick &Sonas advertisement. 'c
home from a pleasant visit with Rev.
R. E. Pickard is in Toronto this
Steele, Port Stanley.
week attending the millinery open- o
H. Stewart and wife, of Pittsburg,
Pa., visited their niece, Mrs.. .Tames Inge.
Abbott, last week. Mr. Stewart is a Chas. Witmer has re -opened his A
millionaire oil dealer. evaporator in Exeter north for the i
Mr. and airs. H. W.Jessey,of Elmira season.
Mrs. A. Sheere has returned home is
have been making their annual visit
from Parkhill, where she visited a
with relatives and. friends hereabouts. friends. Theyreturn home this week.
Miss Gassie Holland has returned'tc h
Beverley Ketchen, of:BrucefieId, a Blenheim, to resume her situation as
student of Knox College, occupied the
,ixtilliner.
pulpit of Caven church on Sunday. He
is a forcible speaker, and is destined to!
Miss Hattie White has returned to
i Niagara -on -the -Lake to resume her
become one of the foremost preachers
situation.
in the cherch.
' Alex. Dyer, met with a slight acci- 1 II. Smith shipped two thoro'bred
cattle to Iowa this week, where he had
dent to his face on Friday last by the
• sold them, 0
bursting of .an cniory wheel in the
Rey. J. A. Turnbull, B. D of Toronto ee
factory. He was knocked to the floor
visited his sister, Mrs. Gardiner, town, 0
insensible, and it was thought at first this week.
his eye was injured.
George Seldou, of Ingersoll visited
Messrs. Eitiwden & McDonell on Wed- his gra,ndraother. Mrs. Geo. Sarnwell,
rams DAY. AUGUST 30Tit, WOO,
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Alta, Nash, of Sarnia; called on friends
in town on Friday.
jr. McLaren, of =elle% visited
Dr. Anderson this week.
Additional local news on Ofth page.
Every item full of interest.
/sIrs. Mcgay, of Ailsa Craig, is vieite
ing her sister, Mrs, Henry Smith.
Mrs. (Dr.) Harrison, of Detroit,. i
visiting her mother, Mrs. A. Fan
son, who is in,
Ttw Misses Willis left for Marlette,
Mich., on Tuesday, where they will in
future reside.
Thos. Cook advertises his farm at
Winchelsea for sale or rent,in another
column of this issue.
George Charlton, of Ailsa, Craig,
visited his brother, John Charlton, of
Exeter North, over Sunday.
L. A. \Wiper will reside in Shake-
speare ward,Stratford,for a, fewweeks,
having taken a house there.
One buggy left. Now's your chance
fora bargain, rtWeedae posts for sale.
Apply to W. Q. Bissett, EXeter,
J. 0, Lacey. Travelling Auditor for
the Canada Life Assurance Co. was the
guest of P. W. Madman lestweek.
Mr. anClIrs. Edwin Spaekinau re-
turned to their borne in Blenheim on
Tnesday, after a. few weeks' visit, here.
Rev. 3, Reimer. cf Mitehell, who
supplied for Rev. Ur, Brown, on Sun-
day was the guest a Mr. James
Pickard.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlton left this
morning to visit friends in Toronto
and Weston.- They will also take in
the Toronto Fair.
Excursion days on this line to the
Toronto Exhibition naive been set for
Aug. Wth, Sept. 4, and Sept. Oth, when
the fare will be $2,70.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart, Mr. and
Mrs. E. J. Spaekraan, Mr. and Birs. R.
Bishop, Bliss White, and some 13
others left on Monday for Tcronte.
Mrs, Trace and son John, while visit-
ing with Arm Mouroe, received a
hasty summons to their home in LOU -
don, owing to the illness of Mr. Trace.
Mrs. (Dr) Anderson,. who has been
visiting at her home in Mitchell, re.
turned to Exeter on Tuesday, ace=
panted by leer sister, Miss Nettie
Elliott.
R. Ressel, an employe in th e
Stave Factory, met with an =bleat
the other day, by a. falling instru-
ment, by which his arm was eeverely
cut.
The annual meeting of the Reform
.Association of South 'lemon will be
held, et one o'Clock p. on Tuesday*,
the 41h or September, at Dixon's hall,
Brimfield.
Miss Lillie Alford, nurse in one of
the hospitals in Philadelphia, Pa. and
her sister,Miss Itelena Alford,of Peter-
borough, are the guests of Mrs. F. W.
Gladman this week.
Rev. J. B. Milyercl, of the Aforpeth
circuit, son of Rev. W, Milyard, of
Exeter, and Miss Clara B. 13igham, of
Union, were married at the Union
Methodist Church by the groonfs
father on Wednesday.
W. J. Vertt y, of Brantford, spent
Sunday with his wife, who is visiting
here. Mr. Verity left Monday on an
extended business tour through Eur-
ope; London, Edinburgh, Berlin and
Paris being his objective points.
The Chief Game Warden of the
Province has called the attention of
game dealers, commission merchants,
store keepers and others engaged in
buying and selling game in the prov-
ince 110 t fact that it is necessary
for them to prncure licenses to enable
them to legally engage in the busi-
ness.
The directors of the Beeler cemetery
invite the shareholders to meet them
at the cemetery on Labor Day, Sept.
3rd, at the hour of 4 p. m. to consult
with them in reference to the future
welfare of the cemetery. A good sug-
gestion will be that those having con-
veyances will kindly take those who
have none.
"Maple Grove," a charming piece of
V;oodland on the water, a little dis-
tance up the lake froin Grand Bend,
has been purchased by a company
composed. of Messrs. D. N. MacLeoder.
F. Roberts and Thos. Watson,of Park-
hill, and Messrs. Lawson. Yates and
ornerville, of London. They intend
improve the grounds and build some
oetages before next season.
The Rev. 0. 0. Owen, B. A., rector
f Memorial church, London, will D.V.
reach anniversary and Harvest
nniversary and Harvest Thanksgiv-
ng sermons in TrivittMemorial church
n Sunday next, Sept. 2nd. Mr.Owen
widely known as a very godly man
nd is a most earnest preacher. No
oubt alt who may be privileged to
ear hitu shall be greatly benfitted.
T. B. Oaaling, e well-known and
popular citizen of Exeter. was in Lon-
don last Friday, and happened to fall
in with a number of Liberals, who
were good hinnoredly roasting him
politically, ..he being well known as a
pronounced Conserv-ative. Said Mr.
arliug ; "111 tell you something
hicle is unusual. 1 married into a
onservative family of nine sisters •
every one of thezn married a grit but
me." He smiled wlien told he must
be lonesome in such company... Clin-
ton New Era.
nesday shipped three of their entire r this week.
horses to the Toronto Exhibition. r
Smillie Bros. of Brncejeld also sent Mese-rs. W. Bawden and A.QBobier
attended the Liberal Convention at
one in the same cap. They will exhibit
at Ailsa Craig Tuesday.
theWestern Fair also. .
The nembers of Jarnes-st; choir had
The lacrosse match announced for
day
and Exeter teams did not materialize,
Friday last, beteireen the St. Marys 33' nd yeaterda3,.;
empleasant, for their picnic at the '
the St. Marys team failing to put in an Mrs Roger Crocker has returned to 4,
her home in Toronto, a,ccompa,nied. by T
appearance. The arrangements were her sister, Miss Olive Treble. a
ne some manner imperfect. , Rolet,Sweet has rented the residence
Henry Smith, of "Springhurst'
Farm last week purchased at the stock fxior;_micesrliejl wowiriadmbirtrethete late Andrew
sale of W. D. Flatt, at Chicaeo high 9
A. Sneere and A. Bowie left this
Chas. Stewart and R. Murphy, who
have been connected in Massey -Harris
business here, have received an ap-
ointrnent as district agents (jointly)
f Exeter district for Massey Harris
mplements, and left for that place on
uesday to commence operations.
hey will have a conveyance each, R.
turphy having bought a driver, car -
age, with harness from G. Layis.
her rire hustling young men and will
ake live agents fox the compalay.
We congratulate them on this impor-
tant busuneas promotion. -Clinton New
Era.
Many farmers in this neighborhood
have threshed their wheat, and the
yield is even better than their anticip-
ations led them to expect. From tvven-
ty to thirty bus. per acre were expec-
ted. An average of thirty bushels ap-
pears within the mark. When the ex-
cellent condition of all the other crops
is taken into censideration, the farm-
ers of this section certainly have good
reason to congratulate themselves on
the present season's harvest. With
the farmer's barns filled to overflow -
ng, all branches of trade should and
oubtless will, be benefited.
bred Durham cow, for which he paid
5700. Mr. Smith is bound. to be in the
front row in the stock line,
Zion's civic holiday was observed on
Monday, when the neighborhood came
ree• to Exeter to spend the day. The crewel Rain Salter is a delegate from the
was very large and the hotels were local lodge to the High ()hurt' of L 0 F
in session in Goderich this week.
3, D, Graham; of Toronto, arrived
in town Wednesday to purchase more
horses for the South African War.
Prier & Armstrong intend shipping
three car loads of hogs on Friday.
They report the market on the slump.
N. Dyer-Efurdon, Manager of the
local branch of the Molsons bank is in-
weelefor Gorrie, where they will work
at their trade, as masons.
Mrs. Mary S. Brown, (nee Hawkins)
of Mills, Michigan, is visiting friends
for two weeks in this vacinity.
fully taxed. affording accoinmodation,
not having received any previous
Mation of the inflex.
Among the number who went west
on the Heine -Seekers' excursion on
, Monday, we noticed the following per-
sons:Thos. Clarke, W, 3, Sawyer, L
Harvey, and Paul Madge and daughter
iTehorne ; Roger Northcott, Hay ; W.
H. Parsons and W. S. Lang and fann disposed, and unable to attend to his
'ly of town. Official duties d.
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have just passed into stock a number of lines of
New Goods, and have just received advice of
several more large consignments from British
Manufacturers per S. S. Furnessig. Among these New
Goods 0,re
Dress Coods,
Silks, and Satins
Ribbons and Laces,
Ties and Lace Curtains
Lineoleums and Oilcloths
Kid Cloves and Hosleryi
Millinery and Mantles.
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In addition to the above Lines we have just opened
up a. very large lot of GOLD MEDA.L DRESS GOODS.
These goods are the most elegant Black Dress Fabrics we
have ever shown. It will be a pleasure for us to have you
examine them as we know you will be More than pleased
with the variety we are showing.
We want a large quantity of good butter and eggs for
wbih we will pay highest prices.
PICKARD S
Direct Importers
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THE NEW
is IMRE EMPORIL
uEaEIlslL
JAMES BEVERLEY,
HAS OPENED A STOCK OP FURNITURE IN THE
ODDFELLOWS' BLOCK
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Exeter, which for quality, design and low selling price, will
be around equal to anything in the county. Our stock
is unsurpassed and rarely equalled outside the cities.
Upholstering neatly done. We also do picture
framing and have a choice selection of
mouldings. Curtain poles at all prices
and put up. We are also agents
for the Evans & Newcombe
pianos, and several makes
of sewing machines,
Get our prices
before you
buy.
Undertaking
We make a specialty of this department and havelgas
fine a hearse as in the county. We buy our goods from the
best houses in the Dominion, and guarantee satisfaction
in every department' of our work. Prices will be found rea-
sonable.
Arterial and Cavity Embalming done on scientificprinciples,
principles, rendering it possible to preserve a body for
many days before internient.
P. S.—Night and Sunday calls will be attended to at - nay
residence. nearly opposite Trivitt Memorial church.
All goods delivered free in your house both in town
and country.
A CALL SOLICITED.
EXETER.
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' •eveaminee
ARLING __
.131g .Drop l •
IN THE PRICE QF
ReadymadeClothin
They were :N. MYER LOWER TLIAN NOW. We do not
know whether "Lauriee is the cause of it or not but the
fact remains which makes us and our customers
happy. The variety is also large. The reduc-
tion comes at an opportune time, when
mothers are getting their boys ready
to start school and want to boy
most for their money. We
have a line of boys suits
that. were $2.75 to $3.25 a
suit 3vhicb we offer at $1.50 to
dear,and many Other lines proportion
ately low. We are also clearing out sum-
mer goods, blouses worth Mc for iio, 75o for
"1.00 for 75e, muslins and a number of other lines
at your own price. If you want good good at right r.-
prices we are with you. If' you want shoddy or the like you
will luwo to go elsewhere.
Give us a call. Highest prices paid for produce.
ORKLINO E3R08
EXETER
NrcF. WORM MEDICINE,
Wm. OKaham, Shenpardten, Can,
writes havegiven my hos Pr, 'Aries Worm
Syrupt and find it an excellent worm medicine.
It ei ince to take. and daes not make the eland. RoLL.ER M1141_,„5
Priceeece
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Witilout Q11081i011
JUST RECEIVED
11 Gar of $1
d'Kansas Red Seed
43"r.
Thebest equipped Ineduess and Shorthand
erbecl in Canada is the Forest OW Business
Shorthand College, Loudon. Ont. Large enrol,.
ment andjitrang faculty. limulreds of students
in good porsitions, Years at excellent work at
its green.
Cateloeue of either cf,in‘,7,41 free. correreron.
deuce invited.
.1. W. WESTERVELT,
Prrnelpat.
Bargains
Bicycles
We Have a few second. hand
1000 models
Cleveland
!cycles.
Only been used a, short tirne and.
guaranteed in first-class condition
which we will sell at
BARGAIN PRIGES.
Also a few other makes very cheap.
In Second-hand Pianos, Organs and
Sewing Machines, we are holding out
inducements to people looking for good
values.
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Our new goods are all right both in
quality and price and are sure to please.
Call and see them. No trouble to ex-
plain to you their good qualities.
Sa urinal
WHEAT
J. COBBLEDIOIC & SON.
1 UCC1ES
Anyone wishing a new or second
band buggy of W. IL Parsons can
have it by upplyingat shop, or at Wm,.
Trevethick's, or S. Bream's, the
proprietor will be away for eornetime..
Now is the time to buy a good. buggy
cheap.
Books and accounts left, with Mr.
Martin.
I W. H Parsons
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Lintel% boxes and basketr for school
children also pencils and scribblers,
etc.
Hose, all sizes, cheap.
Parasols and Umbrellas.
lidlrfs for 23e, fir rare bargain.
Towels and Covers.
Fine hair, cloth and Tooth
brushes.
Flag and, Maple Leaf Stick Pins.
Collar and Guff buttons.
Friendship Hearts.
Baby Rings.
The latest thing out -Gold and. Sneer
Wishbone Brooches,
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Nice assortment toilet setts, jnge,
trays, soap, Polish and smallwa,re.
A full line of Granite, tin and wood. -
en ware.
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Levitt's Fair
AGENT FOR PARISIAN STEAM
LAUNDRY.
Laundry sent away every Thursday.
Don't Fir. et The New Store
DRY GOODS HO GROCERIES
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Produce taken in exchange. A%re want Butter and Egg,s.
New goods ariving every week. First shipment, of
fall goods in to -day and more to follow until stock is com-
plete. Our grocery stock is now complete, everything new
and fresh.,
A full stock of canned 0.00d,e, just What yoit need for .
warm weather and b o'oin 0. out camp6'
inco Fresh salmon, sar-.
dines. kippered herrings, kippered Iladdies, lunch tongue,
corned beef baked beans in tomato sauce, pickles and toma-
to catsu
Onr teas haveYa reputation already.
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Ameic clitop 0 Try our choice Japan Tea, 5 11.-) for $1 00.
u I HUO t) If 01 0 U RemLii°1eircittha.e sil,1`,'1,1'ee `firr:t°culoropraitiroorntlalgoei post office.
Oddle!llow's Block
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