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THE OM FRIG4. OUSE>
GRSd Oft I1WDuc),E.
Do you know that we consider the KING QUALITY,
the bast shoes made in Canada, and we are satisfied that
you will think the 811111 after you try theta. Cheapness floes
not consist in low prices- Good, quality ttt, a, tar price i'.
cheapest. Th<at'.t What we give you hi King Quality .aloe::.
Try a pair and it won't be the last pill' you will want.
slen'ts Box Calf Boots. single or
double .ole. Every pair guaranteed,
$3.01 4tit.\'ti
Men's Boots,
medium weight, oak tanned sole, we
never said better value, $3.00.
invent: nee xixo• )
Salla s 1'iatent Enamel Calf Bigots,
very styneli tn't dressy, eete u,
nessei.D1'tT1k,L:.V
•
The local census enumerators • have
1 is coved their pay,
ne
Mi. s Pearl L'vett is visiting.' friends
it B ale.
Mis: Willisizzie has returned
li este from Port Huron.n.
The weather the past week has been ,
co:►let' and more desirable,
Geo. Manson last week r i,'iteal the . d . , w,
se: nes of hie boyhood days in Port,
Il"'ell'
h
July 12th.
e 1% T. of `P- will lled11"11tlte'het'''.aft- liOT /fflfiTflIRtoGrndBentiy, 12th.a.
Mr. f'i'rs• Spearin, of St. Marys.
visited his uncle. Mr. Thos. Halton,n,
over Suedes-.
R. C. 0. 'Tr: inatiue, accianpaitied by
his mother has gone to the sera side to
spend a few weeks.
Al, coffin and Robt. Sanders' left
yesterday to spend a couple weeks
came; .l. at Grand Bend. Belowwe give a partial list of special lines of goods we
fvait:•r cow,. ;a,,,a wife, of Omaha.
Nein ate spending' atett' days with
:"Men's Calf B.xtt heavy t2,+:ieue Srt•,
wide toe. a cracker 1 too ;+Fet,
FOR WEAR
Men's Tan Willow Calf Boots. flex-
ible insole, doable sale, great c1<e:if tris
and we think yon can't buy a heal e
wearer. $List), ii:iete chafer r.)
Men's porpoise Boots. er 1e and c.,t:i-
•t sr tic,t:h'e>
fortable, yet stylish an t
•
sate, a boot that can't Is, tent for nee,
fort anis weir, ;r, -I,50,
Oar .n,.`l'; of Misses and Children's i'ti 1 41;1.14t;
8h ) ; 'al'.• li_) •t,) -date tub" the 1) at that m'):lCy ea i bay
Hot Weather. OrocerRos..
Why .roast over a clot
you Cali buy choice delicacies
CANNED SALMON'
ti
CANNED TONG UE
4)AN fl I) Celic11,L
CANNED DUCK
C'A'NED TL'RK1:1
CANNED LOBS'I'1 R,
CANNED MA0KERAL
CANNED SAL f A.0ES
CANNER) L F.AL LOAF
KT PRAM) HERRINGS
HERRINGS IN TOMATO SALT%
.r.
.elV W 11o1141b
stove this wain), w aht'r whet
at lowest prices
'•'l a Mr. Jan Stemertnn, welter a visit
,
B� � l)Itlt ) ii > toe n .
0vex tine t•, 4 ) 1. p, turue t on Saturday to �Niagat t Mi;ing
Exeter
ickard
FIOLIDfiY F�QU1REMN
s
Mr. .tu i M. J. A. Stewert.
Miss Nettie Berlin. who has been.
at tripling t he ('t►nserl ,tory of Music,
iu Toronto, has r-•turaed honer.
tliss 1 nnin a Peull'zl+' who has been
visiting friends in Buffalo ;end Aut;ola,
1.
returned Saturday evening.
Miss Hattie White, Milliner of.F.
.: > - G iB-
t•
'� 5 tri t � a
•o t -lake
s t1 11
tie, ,t n tl e f
bet ,p •,
ration with Mn.sMcTaggart in Exeter
Nos o h.
:alas: dilly Huston telco has dicot the'
p:eet s ea:son as milliner, at Sterling. tY
rttur•ne l home on Setitrclay fey lanai-'
clays.
A bele ball team composed of ti o tug
Line e f Exeter. visited Crediton tut
1 . clay Iact. and t uirered defeat by a
t Caryl of 22� '2.
Messrs. F. Christie win IL Rogees
visiting in Parkhill uta- Stanley. Mrs.
Rogers, who has been visiting, there
Ii-elurped home.
are showing, which are suitable for loot weather and holiday
trade. Your thue will be well spent in reading over the
following lists - -
�. ., Rose t -
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t
Ids ',laughter, trI it J
I.II, with a its t
1
L"�. t• t'4lt.x with hitu a handsome driver.
in.l :it'i'r't i 3. A. Gre•tor .t.f �iorkton.:ftis1..
_ e
.L 5 1 1:3; 'l`e) tl L t'9 )1.4 arrivedhP,t
ere on e•.day to spend the
SALA1.) pith'' 414:•1 1) )itli.11:S nut -tuner hnlitlays, Mt- Gregnt•y vtr.zt..
CROSS BLACK tvt.l.l. PICKLEA
CROSSk- . BLS It ",f I •,t CAPERS
CROSS f, RI Le 1 Won 1 • 01 i N-4.4.
1.3:,11, Fl;i_ 11 .)t ICE renaming to Exeter shortly to engage
• til tete Pan-An►erican nn his testy to
to Exeter.
* t1•e• learn that A. .1. 1t RUins iMeenes
Boy's Brownie Overalls, made of good
quality blue Denim, bibs and suspenders
attached,ed fromIto i . years old
special
per pair
Boy's cotton tweed Pants, good patterns,
very- durable, just the thing for wear dur-
manw"W"" in the holidays, from 4 to 12 years,
special per pair .......... •........ • .....,.....• .,..
Boy's pure silk Windsor Ties, all shades, fringed ends, beauti-
ful patterns, the regular 50 cent kine: for ....# , , .. • .,
Boy's heavy ribbed, fast black cotton hose, a great snap, two
pairs for ..., .•...... ............ ......
Boy's extra heavy ribbed fast -black, iron - clad cottonton Hosc
wonderful wearers, a bargain, per pair ... . .. . . . .. . .
CI
3.
25
2.
as
Boy's wool Stteaters, good quality, various colors, with white
stripe, a great line for twat, -•... • .... • • 15
Boy's all -wool Kicker Pants, made of strong tweed, good
shades and great wearers, •••..•
in tae grain lit ines. The farmers
Our First Consideration. rill 1,0 p)easrd to learn this as ruin- "u 'e
1%,•t tt t rite 11%3044 ria di tii1•aablrb. ,...�..
Jabez Penniy has opened. :a shite
J. f, TEW9 T
lnes,i ay, ran. tor.' chiSt ei itU any.
nnes ......:• •len , ende e
Y••<A
' THE T. Y.
To
the
is tvlt:tt titer business nt to awes hit
self.
It is tide business policy of Ours
which imincoi us to claim to be
often the cheapest and con-
sequently always, the best.
We has" in stock everything in the
Stationery Line -newest in Note
Paper.
A. Complete Line of
Jardineres,
s:nglish and Gertnan Decorated
Vases,
French China,
Limoge and Japanese Ware,
FANCY GOODS OF ALL DESCRIP-
TIONS.
301-1N Gffzt15G,
EXETER.
'or Marriage Licenses,
Wedding Rings,
Watches, Clocks
50
_.._..•. ,_ ,,,.,. .,...,-.. - _,... •
oras Green, per pound 25o
Ault :at 1ti't►t►.lh;tnt.. in the iirs'ntt.a R 1
• Vae�utt•td by John Syne.. the letter'
haviint gone f;wutang near +litehe•li.`
'tat•. A'1►ni. ie a fiat- elan;s workman,
and he will find the community lie
h- s,•leett•d one eat the best in On.
terne
Dining the holiday e+e.tsun of =!illy
l,t. thecae viitted at Mr. A. Iltraper's
Aibert et., lee unglue and sister fr.rat
Jewell -ant 1 t'entt.alia. Itis sister Mrs. Joseph
Spectacles, ,Etc [;riga;, 41 Grimsby, an nisi t'eritlent or!
t'ALT. lie ('Iirtten. who -.yes salad to renew :te-
R. mecca a tlntatiutelite in town, alreo Mrs, Hoop-
MUS61M, &-URT Wim.U3T8
Good. quality gA,mterican liuslitla ¶attlie+ tvhitt•Lawn Shirt,LZ�atst?
In white,
• r•ound. coloredmade in latest style. witl;
s
and
floral. designs, fast colors, Iflt new Biehnp sleeve, special at
special at
Black and white Muslins, suit-
able for mourning, and very
scarce good:, in splendid pate (2
terne, a snap for
Lovely Organdie Muslims with
rosebud pattern, in various
shades, with new stripe ef-
adi;'s white Lawn Shirt Waists
tucked back and front, and
ttinuneti with embroidery, a
lovely waist, great value for
adios' black Mercerized Sateen
Shirt Waists, tacked back
Watch Repairing a Specialty. k et brother, J. 1). Atkinson, andwife. feet, special it and frontand sleeves,special
rOrUL kF WHITED F FF .1OB. c)lir Rattan Cha rsp, prices ranging from �•?.00
1 er
cell •
of Exeter, wht+,Isar formerly lived ill •T �'•C••• ""'Fi°"
t'lintt.n, an l war.s glad to brave a shake
ldtlitt . tl Dale els nn irei page Hanel, went the nays 1n town.-Clin-
75
1, 00
l�25
RUNG
_ii,,,, , ,„, ...
Are showing the greatest lines
of corsets they have ever handled,
6ron'wt011'� The B6St
Have you seen the Erect
or g Style
Iraq the most per-
fect fitting corset in the market to°day
price .f1.00. Observe the cut.
Now for Shirt Macs s.
up-to-date
a : '11511
the most t
have121
thatwe
P (i C
are cold "We `i t
gOO(is hi town, prices ranging from .)0e> to $2.')�). Don't fail
to see oars before making your 1)ilreliase
EE r o? •j? , it ar Noce Bet r
�t��� �1�V ot ��tt�i.l� �� s
Never had
larger sales in these goods than this *year.
Y� 1, + L L �+•.a• b 11-./ .Y T E D.
CA LI, C B
Furniture
E. n r i ni
During "lot weather we are inclined to look for Coolest
spot and most comfortable sept possible. We would suggest,
when you want comfort and CAB get the same at small cost
you would he wise to
CA•IL_.L..t AN INSPECT
CT
44.
Miss's Vera Snell, of Sarnia, i, vi.it- tun Ne>w Isr;l.
Ing; her parents.
Aquino. Snell, of Winnipeg, i,: Monate
spending v.tc.ttittrt.
John Iiawnshaw is visiting f. ienele,
in Detroit and Lulfalo.
:Mas 13. Robiuson is 'Rome front New
• Ilam burg, for vacation.
Revs. Brown and Milyard ex.•li tt.g i•.I
pulpits on Sunda} evening i.t.t.
• Exeter's Civic Holiday hes been pro-
- claimed for Wednesday, July 1 7+h.
IMiss Evelyn Gill is Si wins; her is -
ter, Mrs. T. Sweet, in St. Catharines.
Miss Edith Beers. of London. is
spending the holidays at her haute
here.
Mrs. John Cooper, of Ge+rrie, visited
her sister, Mrs. !tie •Cann part of this
t week.
t John Fuss, of Zuricb, spent Satnr-
?day and Sunday visiting friends iu
town.
r firs. Wesley Campbell,. of London,
visited Mrs. Campbell here the past
week.
3Ir. and Mrs. Fuller, of Sarnia, are
spending a few weeks visiting friends
in town.
:hiss Gerrie Hicks, who has been
The, Rlinivthe *Inuit of the Metho-
dist ehureh tvas never in as more phis-
leer.'us condition iinaticially and other-
wise than at present. 'l'he finances at
every appointment are in gratifying
Niel pi..es bile harmony prevails through -
mit. To intiiteate the manner in which
the people take hold of church work,it
might be scold that the nett receipts of
the Freewill anniversary Amounted to
`glut while the nett receipts of the
Rllinville 1st July festival amounted
to $100.
"WHERE To SPi,ND Civic lloT.I-
' io.r. -Why in beautiful Brant- ±
ford of course. Masonic excur- 3
sion on .July 17 takes you to *
Brantford and back for $1.'23,
good for two days. This is like-
ly to be the 'largest excursion
Vett ever left Exeter. Brant -
find is going to give the excur-
0 sionist the biggest:kind of a big
o' time. Fun, sight seeing and
'amusement will be the order of 4,
the day. One of the big things ,lir
will be the senior league ch•amp-
INSURANCE. visiting friends at Niagara has return-' unship lacrosse match between '
upLvtlrtls. Also ('o1ii1)1(~tc stot'k lli all I111eS, in I
•
WHITE chest (.1 .St1 r, n•
DUTIES VICTORIA L«r Intending purchaser Will find it to their 'advantage to-
We have these pttptllar goods o Special at 1(1, 12S, 13, 17, 2) and 23e call 011 118 before purchasing elsewhere.
in especially good value at 18 & 2
WHITE' WHITE
OI3.GANDIES INDIA LININS
Special lines at lit, 20, 22, 25 And :lie -Special values at 13 and 20c
..-„•01,.,.••••• •• -...d... ----,...,.......oma
MEN'S 8UMMEz .. OOfT8 Sc3 VE8T8
We are showing special values in the above goods, at 2.25, a75
3.25, 3.75 and 4.50. These goods are made in Cricket Flannels,
Light Tweeds, Serges and Silks.
SPECIALS IN GROCERIES
3 Lbs extra selected Valencia
Raisins for .25
1 doz. Clothes Pins for .01
2 large sized bottles Al mixed
pickles for .25
A beautiful flavored fine uncolor
ed Japan Tea, special at .2i3
Lrt:rgest sized, first quality
Lemons, special per doz. .20
3 cakes good Toilet Soap for .OLS
Best quality canned apples, larg-
f
est size tins, for .20
•
ed borne. Brantfora's crack champinu SEE OUR ERECT FORM SUMMER OORSET,500
R EST i LLIOT. Rev: Jas. Snell. of Oil City, spent a team and the Thistles of tFergus n
�� few days of list week with his father, el* champions of No. 1 district. e3
neon for thewesrfor PRasvem Coat- Mr. Jas. Snell. '1" You'll he sorry if you miss it. $,
~?arty, of Toronto; also for the ng FRxt,4.
:vsc-RA:.ca COMPANY, of Loudon. England ; The Orangemen of Exeter and dis- �(F# 41'ir$ '41.** Ce n*** h
iereenee fvsax.tvCE Coar& z. of Eng trict will celebrate the 12thJuly in
and Stratford this year. So great has been the rush of settle -
es
Arthur Kemp, teller of the 1liolson's ment in Northern Ontario this spring,
bank, at Owen Sound, is home send- and sn many enquiries are Muer gre-
TO ADVERTISERS. p ceived .many enquiries
to the Tezniscamin ue
_ Ing a few days' vacation.
Messrs. 11cFalls & McLaughlin, of district, that the Commissioner of
The Copp for changes must be left t Lucan, have sold their liver business Crown Lands to -day ordered the
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual i to Jas. Hodes ins, late of Exeter. throwing Ing open of fourteen more town-
advestisements accepted up to noon 1 stirs Swirtorrt of •Yorwich and ships in the district to free grant
• Wednesdav of each week.
THURSDAY, JULY Ilia, 1901.
BoY '4V.-I+TTED.-A good, smart boy
with• t education, wanted. to learn
lair e o
t r
the printing business. Apply at
TIMES office.
Fon SALE Canner. -2 second baud
buggies, 2 new buggies, I second hand
carriage, 1 phaeton, 1 road cart, I lum-
ber waggon, (new,) 1 commercial wag-
gon, 1 cultivator and 2 sewing ma-
chines. Apply to W. G. BISSETT,
Exeter,
!Mrs. t nndsborn, of Hamilton, rare at home steaders. This makes twenty -
present guests of their sister, Mrs. Jas. four townships in all, open for set -
Dignan. tling in the Temiscamingue, an area
The choir of the Presbyterian church equal to large counties in old Ontario.
t and a few friends held their annual The settlers are chiefly farmers' sons.
I picnic at Bayfield on Monday. A From the Manitoba Free Press we
pleasant time was spent. note the marriage of a L, Montgom-
E. Spackman is baring a handsome erv, a brother of Mrs. W. F. Vanstone
1
iron fence erected in front of his resi- of Clinton. The lady was Miss Lillian;
deuce, which adds greatly to the ap- M., third daughter of Hon. Thos
Greenway. Mr. Montgomery is a ro
earance of the remises. Y p
p p
Miss Mabel Follicle has resigned her miner merchant of Deloraine. Miss
} position as clerk of the post office Ida Montgomery and `Miss .Annie
i store, and will take a few weeks' holi- Greenway assisted the bride, while W.
1 days at Grand Bend and Detroit. H. Greenway rendered the groom
Miss Rusk, of Godericb, has resigned necessary aid. The bride and brides -
her position as teacher in the Exeter maid were exquisitively dressed, and
Public School. We learn, however, the floral decorations were superb.
Rev. G. T. McCullagh Methodist min-
ister of Crystal City, performed the
ceremony. The wedding breakfast
was sumptuous and the presents to
the bride numerous and valuable.
SILVER MEDAL .&T PARIS. -Messrs.
,ytMilne, Cotttts & Co. of New Bruns -
.q wick, the largest Granite producers in
Canada, were awarded the silvermedal
at Paris, The main feature of their
exhibit was a red granite monument,
designed to represent Canada. The
designing was done by W. D. Weekes
of this place,
•- The Masses.Johas,-entertained a
number of their friends on Tuesday
evening, in honor of Mr. and Mrs,
Fuller. •
Joseph Senior was in Hamilton,
last week attending the wedding of a
niece (daughter of Thos. Senior,) to a
young man of that city,
Mr. 0. D. Brown, traveller fox
Mitchell & Harris, wholesale Milliners,
Detroit, visited his friend. Mr. W. J.
Neaman, on Wednesday.
There are two cases of smallpox in
'he township of "McGillivray. All
t.
^rsans Who have not lately been vac -
ted. should attend to this matter
ee; It is important,
that she intends to remain as a citizen
of Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Crocker and Ed.
Crocker, of Toronto, visited their old
homes here this week. Mrs, R.
Crocker and the latter will remain for
a few weeks.
The following names of pupils from
Sr. II to Jr. III were omitted in our
report of examinations last week : E.
Hall, . Greta Bennett, H. Dow, (M.
Amy, V. Lang,) conditionally ; M.
Taylor.
Get your tickets
early for
4 Brantford on 'Oivic Holiday for
there is going to be a terrible
rush.
9 e1te9trw; e�v.
Melville Martin, Classical Master, of
Harriston. Collegiate Institute is spend-
ing the holidays at the Manse, the
home of his parents. He has resigned
the position in Harriston and during
the summer will study law with 3. G.
Stanbury, and in the fall will take a
course in Osgoode Hall, Toronto.
Reuben Switzer, of Blanshard, was
in town Tuesday, and gave TUB TarEs
a pleasant call. Mr. Switzer came to
meet his son James, of New Zealand,
who has been absent from Canada for
35 years. The elder Mr. Switzer is in
his. 89th year, is smart and active on
his feet, his hearing is perfect, his
sight good, while as a conversation-
alist he has few equals. He is one of
the oldest orangemen in. Canada, hav-
ing been initiated 71 years ago,.
and for the past 55 years has never
missed a 12th July celebration • and he
is looking anxiously forward to the
coming, orange walk in Stratford.
Providence has smiled upon Mr. Swit-
zer. ` He has never been sick . and
never took a drop of medicine in his.
life, and is now the picture of perfect
health, with full. rosy cheeks, brigh
eyes and red lips. How the old .set
ler must envy Mr. Switzer in
h
matter of health and robustness.
Bring your Butter and Eggs to us, we pay highest prices.
H
E
•
Direct importers.
Miss Mabel Kemp visited Miss Ball, I
in Goderich, last • week.
Wm. Kunz has sold his . trotting
horse to a gentleman in Seaforth.
-Go to Lutz's drug store for pure
aris green, oue dose never fails t o
fix theP ora
to
bugs.
Friday will be 12th, July, and the
Orangemen of this section will cele-
brate the event in Stratford.
Mr. John Hawkshaw, spent a few'
days of last week, in Detroit. with the
members of his family residing there.
The Goderich Street Pair committee
are about $400 behind in the finances,
the crowds not being as large , as an-
ticipated.
The 24th May celebration company,
have squared accounts of the recent
race meeting, and find themselves
$200 behind.
On July ist, Thos, Webster, Exeter
North, and Miss Jennie Wilcox, Gidley
st. were joined in wedlock by Rev. 3.
W. Ten Eyck.
All visitors to Brantford are
welcomed to the museum free of
charge, Market st. , opposite the
market.
The annual picnic of the Oaven
Presbyterian S. S. will take place at
Grand Bend on Wednesday, July
17th.
The annual picnic of the Trivitt
Memorial S. S. was held at Grand
Bend yesterday. The weather being
favorable an enjoyable time was spent
For diarrheas, dysentery,. etc, in
children or adults, use Aromatic
Blackberry, or Wild Strawberry
Compound. Both remedies are safe
and reliable. Sold at Lutz's drug
«store.
e
Additional Locals on page 3.
Miss Ethel Sweet, milliner, at Dur-
ham, is home for her vacation.
David Jacques, Agent, Exeter, for
the London Mutual Fire Insurance
Company., of Loudon.
Rev. R. Milyard preached an ap-
propriate a g'
sermon to the Orae emen o
this district on "Sundey morning last.
Mrs. John Robertson and daughter,
of London township were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. S. Powell, this week.
As a hair growth promoter, to relieve
itchiness of the. scalp and dandruff,
and as an elegant dressing for the
hair, use Imperial Hair Tonic. ' 50
cents a bottle. Sold at Lutz's 'drug
store.
Messrs. IL McOloy, of Hensel), an
and F. Bonthron, of Seaforth, appear
ed before Magistrate Snell on Wed
nesdav morning, on a charge of hav-
ing run down a boy named Orewes,
riding a bicycle on the Coad, by tvhich-
the wheel was badly broken. After
the evidence had been taken a'. settle-
nient was arrived at on the suggestion
of the Magistrate by which the young
men agreed to pay a portion of • the
damage, and each party paid half the
costs, the complainant Orewes with-
drawing the cbarge. I. R. Carling for
complainant, J. G. Stanbury for defts.
RIA
For Infants and Children.
Vie fac-
simile
signatures
is Gs
avoir
wanner.
Pik•
Funeral Directors,
rPrzT�
OPERA. 'JOUST'. BLOCK.
Beverley & Huston,
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Dry Goods ....and.... Groceries.
_Having moved our stock to the Oddfellows Block, first door
south of Dr. Rollins' office we extend an invitation to our numerous
customers for a further continuance of their patronage in our new
store, thanking all for past favors, and triose who have not yet given
us a call it will be a pleasure to have you call and inspect our stock
and am sure you will be pleased in every respect.
A full range of Summer goods in stock at present. White
and Colored Muslins, Dimities and Mercerized Sateetis.
See our Scotch Lappet Muslins and Satin Striped Dimities.
hese goods are taking the lead, as they are the newest in the
trade. Have also white.,and colored organdies, everything for
the warm weather.
081 E RY
A full range of all lines of cotton and cashmere hose. Our
ader is a very special line .at 2 pair for 25c,.
Ladies' Vests at all prices, from 5c to 5oc. Two special
lines at ,2 for 25c. All departments in general dry goods are
well: filled.
GR.00KRY-- .; v5 '
Just received a crate of whitewear and can supply you with
cups, saucers, plates, pitchers, bowls, basins' and everything in
the whitewear line.
Our groceries are No. I. Try our ;Man of War tea, black
and mixed;. at 25c and 4oc per lb
A CALL S L./CITED.
Please remember removal as above stated.
MUST PRIDES PAID FOR PRODUCE.
D V E0.