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BLSHOP STOCKTHER. Piekard Co. EXE�`"ER CARLING BRO
BISHOPAT THE STORE �"1�NeS�,LL
OPPOSITE HAWRSiL&WS HOTEL.
Bargains in every line.
new and seasonable goods at
gains and we mean it. We
and we are selling it at low
Look at this Bargain List.
7e flannelettes for 5c.
cle flannelettes for 7e.
12 a flannelettes. yard wide W.
tie factory cotton. very special 4ae.
• Je factory cotton for tide.
2 e cottonades for 20e.
20e cottonades for 15e,
1Se cottcanades ear 1W.40e.. wool tweed for 29c,
50e wool tweed for 3Oe.
vile wool tweed for 50e.
$1,110 arhite quilts for lac.
11 pieces table linen at 2.5 oar.
Ladies' vests ailed drawers at bar
gain prices.
Men's and boys' underwear at bar-
gain prices,
Ladies' astrachan fur capes worth
$14.00 for $9.50.
Ladies' astrachan fur jackets worth
$29.00 for $21.00.
)Men's and ladies' for caps $2.00 for
$1.21
Men's and ladies' heaveroppossum
caps worth $3.00 for $2,00.
Boys suit;; made gonad cloth worth
S2.09 for $1,11
NQW is yourchance to get
Bargain prices, We say bar -
bought the stock at a low rate
rate.
I Look at this Bargain list..
$1B,7oy3s' tweed suits worth $2,50 for
.
Boys' tweed and worsted snits
worth $3.00 for $2.2,5,.
Boys' tweed and serge suits worth
$4.50 for $3.50.
$a,
looienf'ors tweed$3,60and serge suits worth
,
Men's tweed snits worth 55.50 for
$3.90.
Men's tweet) suits worth. $0.50 for
Alen's tweed and serge suits worth
$8.00 far $0.00,
Men's tweed and worsted suits
worth $10,00 for $7.50,
Alen's heavy frieze tasters worth
$G,00 for $4,65,
Men's fne beaver overcoats worth
$7.00 for $4.90,
Men's heaver and melton overcoats
worth $12.00 for $5,00
Bargains in men's pants. $1,00 pants
for lac ; $1„50 pants for $L00 ; $2,00
pants for suit); $2.50 pants for $1.75 ;
$3.00 pants for $'2.3:7.
Boys odd pants tae, 40e and, 50e.
Dinner setts at cost, tea setts atI
cost. plates at cost, eups and saucers 1
sat cost,
Come to this great sale expecting to get Bargains and
you. N out be disappointed, r:verything must be clevned
out. This is a money saving chance for you.
kThe Bishop Stock at The Bishop Store. Opposite
a shasv's )Hotel..
Store open every Evening.
J.. A. STEWART.
Griggs
IiooK Store
A full stock of School Books
for Public Schools.
A full stock of Sunday School
Library Books at wholesale prices
Family and Peachers' Bibles
Full Line.
Everything in Stationery
wholesale and retail.
Jolill Griug,
exErroR
raispwomentalmoragescaegem
INSURANOE.
ERNEST ELLIOT,
Agen for the WESTERN ASSURANCE boar -
easy, of Toronto; also for the PHOENIX FIRE
UR
NSANCE COMPANY, of London, England;
'&L LLANCE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Eng
and
1For Marriage licenses,
Weakling Rings,
Watches. CXocks,.
Jewelry,
Spectacles, Etc
CALL ON
R. HICKS
Watch Repairing a Specialty.
Central a-
STRATFORD, ONT.
F %� school that is doing the best
work
in business education in Canada. Our
magnificent catalogues give full infor
mation. Write to -day for one. Sev-
eral. Canadian colleges and many large
.American schools employ our grad-
uates as teachers. '.Chis is one strong
point in our favor. Enter now if pos-
sible.
W. J. ELLIOTT,
Principal.
TO ADVERTISERS.
The copy for changes must be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestisementt accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
G, A. Hyndman is slightly indispos-
ad.
John Torrance,ofZur ich, was in town
on Monday.
Thos. Johnson, of Zurich, called on
friends here on Tuesday.
James Bissett, an old and respected
resident of Exeter, died yesterday.
R. H. O'Neil, of Lucan, is visiting
his son.B.f-S 2.' e.t! •a._esui
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29th. 1900 • Strietiy pure and fresh ` Baking Pow
_ der containing only the purest ingred-
rents. Sold_blt G-l�,iat�,
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
`'MISS Trevethici is teaching one of 'I
_ the rooms in the Orediton Public
Big bargains in Rubbers Boots &` school, as a supply for the regular
Shoes. g� R. H. SWEET. teacher, who is ill.
APPLES. -Por sale,a Messrs. C. B. and Percy Verity, of
quantity of .Brantford, formerly of Exeter, are
green apples. Apply to W. H. LEVETT directors in anew bicycle company to
° & Co. he launched in St. Catherines shortly.
Ladies' fur neck ruffs 85c,$1.00, $1.25, There are now only three n.ore
$1.35, $1.50, $2.50, $3.75 and up to weeks of school before Christmas, and
$9.00. Stewart's. 'the many pupils as well as teachers
W. H. Zinn, Listowel, has purchas- are looking forward to these happy
ed the furniture and undertaking holidays with delight. ,,ti4,,,,,,.„,,,,„„„
business cf Harron Bros„ of Port 'Oli}iclIs
Elgin. � tur $ caps $2.50 ani'
.
g $2.75. Ladies'fur mitts 3.90 and
We say without the least fear of t,$4.5O. Ladies' 27 and 30 inch antra
contradiction that Stewart has the ;;chars fur capes, • $15.00, $19.00, $17.00.1
largest and best assorted stock of furs Band $18.00. StewAtt,s,. ....-�«•> ^^'"°
in the County.
Wm. Huchinson, of St. Joseph, who
ran the high: class hotel there this
summer, spent Sunday in town a guest
at Mr. Jeckell's.
Wm. Carnegie, an employe of the
stave mill, had the first finger of the
right hand taken off, while operating
one of the machines on Friday.
Men's fur coats $13.00 11:50'
$22.00 and upto 40.002 Men's
0 0 '
$ .Mesur
caps Very special, $1.90, $2.25. and
$2.50. Men's fur mitts $1,25 and:$3.50.
CL LY_
`'7'urkista Scalp' Food 'prevents dand-
ruff, cures baldness and restores faded
and grey hair. to its natural color and
vitality. Sold by C. Lutz, Only 50c a
bottle•
(swing"to'the scarcit
y of elm m tiniber
at Exeter the Sutherland -renes Co,
will remove their stave machinery
from the Exeter mill after working
out this wintet's stock 'of.timber. The .
company will remove it to the Ottawa
+
v'alle.Y here
ly they have secured a
large supply of elm timber. The Byr-
anston stave machinery has already
been retoved for the same cause.
: qfl 5t attd FSr was at Staf1a this
week conducting a fire investigation
for the Ushorne & Hibbert Co. in re-
spect to Oswald N.Valker's barn rete t-
, ,n
ly destroyed by incendiarism.
Rev. J. W. Ten Eyck, of Exeter,
preached in St, James' church, St.
Marys, on Sunday last. Mr. Taylor
preached in Exeter on the same day
land delivered two able discourses.'
The quarterly board of the Windsor
Avenue Methodist Church, Windsor,
met Thursday night to discuss : the
question of a supply for next year.
,Rev.James Livingstone was unani-
;mo'dsly invited to remain for a fourth
year.
An effort will be made to have the
deer season changed. This season
dozens of carcases have been' destroy-
ed by the waren weather, and. had' to
be left in the bush. Inspectors Rogers
and Greer are of the opinion that the
seasons should be later. They suggest
that the open season he from Nov. 10
to 25, instead of from Nov- lst to 15th.
This would. ensure colder weather and
there would be less fear of vension
spoiling from the heat, ;Dozens of:
no available supply of timber. The sportsmen who have justreturned are
Stitherlandrinnes 'Co,, handle the pro -.l in favor of making the season later,
dttct of 180 mills throughout the Un-� and will ask the Legislature to make
ited States arid ,Canada. the change.
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GREAT 30 DAYS
CLE9RING SALE
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SEE SAMPLES OF WHAT WE ARE DOING IN THE FOLLOWING PRICES.
DRESS GOODS
42 inch Fancy BIk Dress
Goods, regular price 85c for
New Fancy Colored Dress
Goods, regular 50c goods for
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
Men's
e s fine
fleece shirts
d harts
FLANELETTES
700 yds good heavy wide
65 width flannelettes, regular
price 7c for , ... , .. .
300 yds plain colored flan-
s° nelettes, extra wide width,
regular price 1234 for
MILLINERY
Anything and eveything
in the Milinery line goes
5 now regardless of cost,
MfiNTLES
100 Mantles to clear.
10.00 coats for ......
10
7.50
and drawers, very special at 49 ,All our beaatiful stock of fine 7 5o coats for . , .... ..... 5.50
and drawers special at 50 and 75furs will be sold at bargain prices
during this sale. Now for bar.. GREY COTTONS
Men's fine all wool shirts ,'ll S.00 •coats for . , .. .... .. , . 3,75
LADIES' UNDERWEAR gains, you'll save from 10 to 30%, 1 moo yards good round
Ladies' heavy fleece lined
vests and drawers, a snap .. 47 Large size flannelette blan-
Ladies' all wool vests and kets, regular 1.15 for .
drawers,great values at 48 and 73 Lovely all wool blankets,
special values at 2.50, 3.0o, 3.50
Of.00ERiE8
50 20 lbs of Redpath's granu-
lated sugar. for......... , ..1.00
3 tins best canned peas
{corn and tomatoes,... ..•.
. 1, 00 Finest selected Valencia
B LIk N.K ETS 'thread, grey cotton, regular
GLOVES
Ladies' kid gloves with fcy
embroidered roldered
backs,
special
p aI
Ladies' fine quality kid
gloves, in black and calors,
two dome fasteners, regular
price 1.25 for
LAMPS
Our Leader lamp, a beauty
just opened up, worth 1.5o
for 1
A beautiful assortment of
new lamps at 35, 5o. Loo
2..00 to .... 5
0
GLASSWARE
A beautiful new line of
crockery and glassware suit-
able for the Christmas trade
at 5, Io, 15, 25 and .... ... .
LACE CURTAINS
A beautiful line new Lace
curtains, extra wide, full len-
gth, worth 1.40 for ........ 1.00
Also special values at 50,
75, 1.5o and 2.00
HOSIERY
A heavy all wool black
hose, ribbed and plain, reg
35 for........ • . 25
Ladies' blk Cashmere hose
loveiy fine quality,good value
at 35, for 25
FRENCH FLANNELS
4 Beautiful quality French
ftannelis, in good patterns
and colorings in the regular
way worth 5o,for 2 5
PERFUMES & SOAPS
We have just opened up a
beautiful line of fine perfum-
es, ranging in price from 2 c
5
to 85c. You can save
money by buying here.
Floor
OIi G o�
ILII
and Ll '
noteums
This
is a line we can
save
you a lot of money on. We
have them at 2 r and
s,37/, so sqyd
raisins, per lb .... .... ... .
3 lbs Japan Tea for . , .
Best lemon and orange peel
25 for
Best green coffee per lb ..
5 doz cloths pins for ....
00 2 lbs baking soda .......
2 boxes Royal Yeast cakes
Best shredded cocoanut
per lb .... ........ ......
50
3 i/V EE,D8
We'll sell you a regular 75
for........ .... ...
And while it Lasts a regular
50c line for ..... ......
TABLE LINENS
Here's a snap, regular 35c
table linen for .... .... .... 2 5
Bargains in table linens at
40, 50, and .... .. , . .... 7 5
Beautiful bleached table
linen, worth 1.00 for 75
F✓'F�IN'T
500 yds extra heavy qual-
ity, German prints, Indigo
blue dyes, good patterns, reg
16 for. .. .... 12%
35
I0
25
15
10
5
5
5
20
50
35
BOOTS & SHOES
EXETER STORE ONLY
All Boots & Shoes will be sold
during this sale at discounts
ranging from io to 25%. .
FANCY HDKFS
Ladies new style fcy lace
trimmed hdkfs, very special
2 for
Ladies' lace and insertion
trimmed linen, special 3 for
Beautiful ernbroidered hdkfs
special .
price 8, special at , . , .
x000 yards beautiful fine
quality grey cotton, lovely
finish, regular 10 for
OOR8F T8
Ask to see our special at
PARIS LADY Corset
OVERCOATS
Men's
Men's
Men's
coats
coats
coats
OROOKERY
5
7
;48.
35
for ..Io oo
for.. 7 5o
for.. 6.00
Reg ix.00 dinner setts
„ 9.00 ,t
4.00 Tea
C
8-5o
7.50
2.75
READY-TO-WEAR SUITS
Men's heavy tweed suits
well made and lined, regular
price 5.2 5 for ....... 3-75
Men's regular $8.75 tweed
suits, extra well finished 6'50
REflDY-TO-WEIR PANTS
Men's heavy tweedr pants
regular 1.40 for .... ... r.I o
Men's rnole skin pants,very
special at .... 1.00
Regular x 85 pants for ..1.50
81L,K8
Zoo yds 27 inch pure Jap-
anese silks, all new shades,
suitable for fancy work,'
special at ...
A number of blouse lengths
in fancy silks to clear at x oo,
I.5o and .2.00
0
FLflNNELETTE WEAR
Ladies' night gowns, spec-
ial value
st.,.<....., 50,75,90.
Ladies' drawers, special at 25
Ladies' flannelette skirts,
special • 3�
.. 5
MEN'S WflTERPROOF GOflTS
25 Men's new double' breast-
ed Waterproof coats, regular
a
.o
50 5.00 line for . •...4.00
Men's rubber lined
pea jae-,,
25 kets, something new, special ,4•0.o
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Big Bar ai•
g nts in den s Ordered
Clothing.
We
will
pay
highestprices for butter, eggs, driedpoultry, and d allkinds
offarm produce,
Direct
®Ci
Importers.
'NE R. PIGI(ARO 00.
EXETwE,�R+ p
H E iN SA L 1 First Store North of Post Office,
.Big Drop
IN THE PRICE OP
Ready-made-Clothin
They were N>i'VER LOWER THAN NOW. We do not
know whether "Laurier" is the cause of it or not but the
fact remains which makesus 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 bey
most for their money. We
have a line of boys suits
that were $2,75 to $0,25 a
suit which we offer at $1.50 to
elear,and many other lines proportion
ately low. We are also clearing out sum -
mei' goods, blouses worth 50e for 40c, 75o for
50, 1,00 for 75c, inuslins and'a number of other lines
at your own price. If you want good good at rig
prices we are with you, If you want shoddy or the like
will have to go elsewhere.
Give us a call. Highest prices paid for produce.
Of1RLIN.O BR
kAdditionals J. Rollins has locals on
e.
froa�.�toC
LEviTims
See -Our" Ladies' and Misses shoes{
-.00 to 2.2a for 1.19 H, SWERM.
trSe Wit -tares Cough Balsam for
Coughs, Golds and Bronchitic troubles
.'lc>Id by',:Q. Luta, ..z.:.. �.,
Use Dix Kidney Pills for lame back
sand derangement of the kidneys and
bladder. Sold by Q. Lutz,
' Mr, J i , Crealy, of Seaforth, made
a shipment this meek of :3,000 live tur-
keys. The price paid was 0 1-2 per
pound.
John Brawn returned to Buffalo on
Thursday. Mrs, Brawn with remain
with her mother Mrs, Floyd for some
time.
While assisting in killing hogs last
., r
weei. .,d.
Ileicleriia bada'
Heideman
small bone
ons
in one of his ankles broken by a kick
from one of the animals.
Miss Mattie Fitton, who spent the
past several months visiting her sister,
Mrs, Tom, in British Columbia, re-
turned hoarse on Monday evening.
Leonard McTaggart has erected a
sett of weigh scales at the North End,
This will be a convenience to the far-
mers and others in that neighborhood
who have weighing to do.
Farmers and others who intend
having auction sales should insist on
F I
See our 10e. goods, you will be sur-
prised at the quality of then.
We :have a, new selection of band,
painted ware, also some choice jardi-
iners, tall flower holders, and rose
jars, "Bobs" and Powell" cups and
saucers, Canadian Aatrictie ware,
toilet and 4 piece setts.
Pompadour back and side combs,
brilliant setting. childs combs, hair
retainers, steel combs and dressing
combs, hair brushes, [);bony back.1
Ebony, manicure and stational;
setts, button hooks and files.
A full line of granite, tin and woode
ware.
Oranges, Lemons, candies, soda and
fancy biscuits.
Levitt's
AGENT FOR PARISIAN
LAUNDRY.
Laundry sent away every Thilrs(
having thele bills printed, oat Thu T
asnas office, Free notice, given in
the paper with each order for bills.
t'
ns ep
�U iffi
The
Anniversary
of Alain m
U Stre
e
Methodist Ohurcb takes place o
Sunday and Monday next. Dr. Daniel
of Sarnia will preach on Sunday,
while on Monday the. Annual. Tea,
which will take the form of a fowl
supper, will be served. Rev. Mr.
Hobbs, of Wingham will deliver his
popular lecture "The Angular Man.'
The corning Anniversary promises to
far eclipse all previous ones.
The Brussels Herald says: -John
Ament has disposed of the American
to Sam'l Beattie, of Brussels, former-
ly of Clinton, and Wellington Clark,
London, formerly of Exeter. The
new proprietors take possession on
Wednesday next. Of the new pro-
prietors W. Clark is a stranger, but
S. Beattie is well known both locally
and to the travelling fraternity, and
no doubt the new men will keep up
the reputation of the American as a
first-class house.
We sell the most wonderful
I Talking Machin made.
' It Talks, Sings, 1 aughs and
Plays in a mist natural
way.
We expect in a fe
TEACHERS' MEETING.
A. meeting of the Teachers of Dis-
trict No. 1, West Huron, will be held
id the Exeter Public School on Satur-
day, Dec. 8th at 2 p. m.
a PROGRAM.
Problems for Pt II and II class.
D. MCDOUGALL
6. Our new text books.
OPEN PARLIAMENT
'8, Row we are governed.
MR. BLOOMFIELD
P. GARDINER, Sec'y.,;
New William's
SEWING:
MAC
Being the last s
forty of those
machines shipped t,o 'Ll
the last few month.
PIANOS and ORCANS
Our Piano and Organ stoc
iS first-class in every
Music in sheet and bo
ways on hand.
We will consider it a pl
show you our different lines o- ,,.ods
.mall and see ns.
Ss Martine
NE NEW STORE
DRY - GOODS and GROG -EK IES:
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D. E• DO.
New goods arriving every week, Were inw.i',. ,c _
ter 'position
- osition to supply the witnts of our ; ilei:. '`
pSSP Y o ,1. ly p�a,trpl�s t1ian
have been since opening, and by giving° value- for valizb'-_
►�1
hope to win many more customers.
GENTLEMEN Old'andoung don't fail. to- see our
y b, . Undell.
wear before you purchase elsewhere. There is no better to be had.
and we guarantee our prices will please you.
Four splendid lines at 95c. per suit. Also a fiill range of Ladies'`'
„ such Children's Underwear in all prices,
1
r sari ,
cs
fro.
Flannels mI2` 7'
a to40c. See our. Ulilitar•. Flannel at .. G ,- , ;
N �' . -. S tnc,
35c, Extra value in,Flainr,_t. -r _ 5c. ee our r, .' lla
perettes,`they are pretty.
Special value in i'al,le Linen. See ‘v hitt we have. at 25e, 00 in.
wide. Gents; Leather Mills :incl Driving Gloves, Ladies' and
Chia r. s �'Everything
denGauntlets. in Grey andnd_,Z1,iukJ,_ :oir need
fr,a• the cold weather.
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Dop't forget our 13rocei-ies they are clean and fresh.:'
A call s
so icit
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