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ci talktthis week will be very short and to the point.
'We have been HousetOleaning at the .Big Store and
find''a number of odd lineS and bioken lots that must go out,
and that very quickly too. Now listen., these are Nets.
EVei y reduction noted in this add, is genuine. Come and
ee.
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58e the pair for grey or white, plain
ov twilled Flaniselett.e Blankets, lovely
soft downy finish. Regular value was
'75c.
5e the yard for pure linen Roller
Towelling, soft crash finish. A regus/
ler 7e line.
no the yardfor a lovely lot of Prints
'vridest width and all fine sot cloths,
These prints are on sale today in
Exeter at 124e. Our houee eleaiaing
price only 7ic, Quick is the word.
12ac the yard --10 pieees of fancy
dangle fold Dress Goods, light and
medium dark shades, ant two tone
effects. Regular prices 2e to 35c, or
house cleaning price 12a,
50c goods for 20c, We have 8 full
nieces of pure wool indigo blue cheviot
serge Dress Goods, Regular price was
sea, hut they ceree just a wee bit light
in weight. They must go out quick.
°etre ern' see them going at only 20c,
S 1,25 the 'Pair for a swell lot of lace
Curtains. They are money savers.
5c the yard-- a nice lot of new check
Gingbains. Just the thing for child-
ren's \Veriug dresses.
48e the pair for men's Brown Duck
Overalls, well made arid properly sewn,
the kind that you can't tear and they
wear like a piece of mule skin. Now
listen, these Overalls are worth 90c.
Never mud how we got them, you
can have as many as you want at 48c.
50c, each for men's mercerized silk
finished Shirts and. Drawers, they are
so cool that you. almost shiver on the
hottest, day, These goods are sold. in
the city at $1,00 each, our house clean-
ing price is 50c,
3 for $1.00—Once more we'll tell you
about those men's yarn dyed. Gingham
Shirts with collars attached, they were
50e each, We have susb 7 dozen lett
to sell at 3 for $1,00,
35c each for a lovely line of men's
New Coronation Ties—they're swell.
45c the pair for boys' fancy Moleskin .
Knickerbockers. They are Just about
as tough and hard to tear as muleskin.
See them. Oh, they are great,
90c each for boys' fancy Cotton and
T:ELE TIMES
Miss JalleC Muttart, of London, was
visiting in tewn this week.
Mrs, Glitarnam, of Peterborough, is
visiting her son, Mr, F. W, Glarlanan,
Vatesiers having wheat or coarse
rain for sale will do well to call at the
i1—liarvey Bros,
GeorgiEdwards and Sergt. Bale of
Carduff Wales, are the guests of
Mr, Alf: Walters.
Mrs. Isaac Bavvden, a former resi-
dent of Exeter, now of Blyth, is visit
in- friends in town,
Farimers should use English Stock
Food to their yonng calves and pigs.
Sold by 0. Lutz, Exeter.
The Synod of the Diocese of Huron
met in session in Bishop OranYn Hall
in London, on Taesclay June 17bh.
Mrs. Davis after an extended visit
with her mother, Mrs. P. Fisher, left
this week for her home in Hamilton.
District Deputy McKay, cif Zurich
lodge, Hensel', paid an official visit to
Lebanon and Forest lodge here on
Monday last.
Ivies. N. D. Hurdon and Miss Annie
Jeekell leave on Saturday for Peoria,
111., where they will visit their sister,
Miss Maud Jeckell.
We have just ground, up two more
cars of Manitoba wheat to make that
Star Flour that is in so roach dernand.
—Harvey Bros. •
Mr. Geo. Westeott with his two
sisters, Edith and Lilly, were visiting
their cousins, Mr. and Mrs, Jno. Ands
rews of Elimville, last week,
Do you suffer from tired, tender,
eking, sweating, sore or swollen
eet ? If so, use foot ease, which will
ive you relief. Sold by .0, Lutz,
Exeter.
Mr. end Mrs. Thos. Prior. of Exeter,
Mr. and Mrs. John Sobriaof Elim ville,
attended the funeral of their nephew,
Thomas Andrew Copp, of Seaforth, on
Linnen Suits, correct for hot weather. Tuesday.
How about your grocery trade. We think that
we are doing just the nicest kind of a Grocery Trade, and a
great many people say that they save money by buying their
Groceries at the Big Cash Store.
CI1311 STORE J. f. STEM:ART
Stores will be closed all day Thursday, 26th, Coronation Day.
For Marriage Licenses,
Weakling Rheas,
Weatclaes, Clocks,
Jewelry,
Spectacles, Etc
CALL ON
R. HICKS
Watch Repairing a Specialty.
TO ADVERTISERS.
'The copy for changes must be left
not later than Tuesday- noon. Casual
Kadvestisemente accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
THURSDAY JUNE 19, 1902
Locals.
as —
Wm. Trott is on the sick list.
The season for bass fishing opened
,an June 16th.
Wedding bells will ring in Exeter on
-Coronation Day.
MrT. B. Carling is visiting her
'relatives in Insantford.
Mr. Day, of Thessieeleressis the guest
of Miss Lizzie Willis this week-:- ,
Miss Hattie Sutherland, of
spent Sunday with Mrs. M. J. White.
Be sure and tell your friends about
he merits of the Exeter Star. Flour.-
31arvess Bros.
S. Gidley is again able to be around
after ha long confinement in the
house during the Whiter.
The Toronto Star says; It takes
more than a coal' strike and a drought
and a few frosts to eheck the June
bride crop.
Don't forget the annual excursion to
the Model Farm Guelph, ander the
auspices of the South Huron Farmers'
institute on Friday june 20th. -
Children Ory for
CASTOR1A.
1 Miss Mabel Walters, of London, is
;visiting at her home here.
The Rev. Mr. Ten Eyck attended
Synod at London this week.
.4 B. C. and Ontario shingles for sale
t Jas. Willis' Lumber Yards, Exeter.
Mrs. Vanstone, of Brantford, is at
present visiting her sister, Mrs. (Dr.)
Amos.
Mrs. Edred Drew, of Ontario, Cali-
fornia, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Knight.
Mr. and Mrs. Mellott and children,
of Seatorth, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Grieve.
R. S. Lay, traveller for the R. Laid-
law Lumber Co., Toronto, was in town
last week.
Miss Armstrong attended the funer-
ar of her cousin, Miss Vance, of Far-
quhar, on Tuesday.
Richard Greenwood, of Toronto, a
former resident of Exeter,was in town
over Sunday calling on friends.
A. Q. Bobier is in Kincardine this
week looking after the new creamery
which he has started at.Bervie.
Thos. Brooks has returned from
Owen Sound where he attended the
High Sapreme Court of 0. 0. 0. F.
Mrs, Lounsbury, of Hamilton, and
Recta sletIllroy, will be the guest
of Mrs. James S. Dignan for several
Lil, weeks.
Holy Communion will be admin-
istered in Trivitt Memorial church
next Sunday morning at the 11 o'clock
service.
The Free Masons will attend Divine
worship in the Trivitt Memorial church
on Thursday next, Coronation Day, at
11 o'clock a. in.
J H. Burger, of Milverton, who has
been the guest• of J. H. Beirreess for
the past few days, returned to his
home on Monday.
Mrs. H. J. Glanville, who has been
'visiting her mother, Mrs. John Sweet,
for the past few weeks left for her home
in London on Tuesday last.
If you have never tried the Exeter
tar Flour, be sure and try one of the
,comforts of the twentieth century.—
Harvey Bros.
ROCKERY AND
LASSWARE
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DINNER SETS, 97 Pieces, illurnivated gilt, Coronation
Blue, English make and semi -porcelain, Only $ ro,00
DINNER SETS, 97 pieces, new shade, Nile Green,
illuminated gilt,serni-percela,in, Hauley IVIanufacture,
very special ......... ...... at $10.00
DINNER SETS, 97 pieces, Lynclen Gilt, Cobalt Blue.
Hawley goodsworth more money, — Our price $8,00
DINNER. SETS, 97 pieces, in Blue and Green Shades,
new patterns, specially printed. This live has been a num-
ber one seller, its value being unexcelled any where else.
Our price, . . . „ • -, .„. ... $6,50
TOILET SETS bought at a low price, in shades of
BluePink. Biscuit and Green, consisting of the full 9' pieces,
vvorth $2.75, „ • . .... . . Sold by us for $125.
We have the Famous Gilt Eagle Line,and Sprig assortment
eseesoiete throughout for Dinner or Tea Sets, or can be sold in dozen
lets separately.
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POPPLESTONE& GARDINER
Groceries a Specialty. Post Office Illoc
Mr. and. Mrs. Moon, of Orono, who
were in attendance at the wedding of
their neice, Miss Elliott, near Lucan,
called on Mr. and Mrs. S. Cobbledick
on Friday last.
SEEINGLEs Fost Sast,R.—We have re-
ceived a car load of B. O. shingles this
week and expect three car loads this
month. For sale at JAMES Wm.'s'
Lumber Yards, Exeter,
Messrs Weekes Bros. have erected
in the Exeter Cemetery, a handsome
memorial in memory of the late Lewis
Thorne, of Los Angeles, oa.i. The
material is Quincy Granite and of
Sarcophagi design.
A union meeting in the interests of
the Lord's Day Alliance will be held in
James at. church this (Thursday) even-
ing, Brief addresses will be given by
Revs. R. Milyard and W. M. Martin.
All are cordially invited.
D. V, There will be a Coronation
service held in Trivitt Memorial
church, on Coronation Day, June 26th,
at 11 o,clock, At which Rev. J. W.
Ten Eyck will give a short address.
All are cordially invited.
The Rev. Mr. Brown preached. a
a very interesting and instructive ser-
mon to the Independent and Canadian
Order of Foresters on Sunday morn-
ing last. He took his text from Gal,
6 : 5, "For every man must bear his
own burden."
The Rev. Mr. Knowles, of Crediton,
will preach both morning and evening
in the james St. Methodist church on
Sunday next, and the •Rev. Brown
will conduct the re -opening services in
Crediton Methodist church on the
same day.
The friends of W. M. Martin, B. A.,
son of Rev. W. Martin, will be pleaas-
ed to know that be has ;sassed his first
year examination in law, standing
second in a class af 50, and winning a
cash scholarship of 360. He is expect-
ed home soon to resume his study in
the law office of X. G. Stanbury.
.A. message was received here yesters'
day that Mr. Fred Parsons, who is
working in St. Marys, had met with
an accident, He was conveyed as far
as Woodham, where he was met by
Mr. Harry Parsons, who brought him
to Exeter. At time of writing it is
not known how seriously he was hurt.
Some these ago it was decided to hold
the annual county S. S. and a E. con-
vention at Blyth, on June 18-19, and a
suitable program was prepaseed there-
for. But circumstances have in the
meantime arisen which make it neces-
sary to change the time of meeting in-
definitely, and it has been postponed
• until sometime in Sew.. ber.
The death occurred iu Milvertonre-
cently,. of Mrs. Guenther, wife of
Gottfried Guenther, and mother of
Mrs. J. H, Beirness, William st.,
Exeter. Mrs. Guenther was a native
of Virest Prussia, Germany, and was 75
years old at the time of her death. She
leaves a husband and a family of 7
children to mourn their loss. She
celebrated her golden wedding in Nov.
last.
In spite of the heavy rain storm
there was a large congregation at the
confirmation service held in Trivitt
Memorial Church on Thursday even-
ing last, at which fifteen candidates
were confirmed. Bishop Baldvvin's
address to the candidates was par-
ticularly interesting and helpful.
Many who were present expressed
themselves as having been much
pleased with the service.
' What may be a message from the
ill-fated Allan steamer Huroaian has
been received in Montreal from Owls
Head, 45 miles from Halifax. on the
Atlantic coast. The wordsare written
on a ecrap of soiled and browned
paper, and were evidently written
tinder difficulties. They are as follows:
"The SS. Huronian turned over in the
Atlantie Sondes' night, In small boat
14 of us." The message is said to have
been picked up oti June 2nd, was en-
closed in e bottle and forwarded to a
local newspaper,
rent SALE OE, TO RENT. — A two
Story brick cottage on William street,
the property of tie Feria= estate.
Apply to L. L. AlsiSON.
MArN ST. °tamers SagnvicEs.—Next
Sabbath, pastor will be at both sere
vices,taking as his subjects, 11 a. m.,
"Christian (Inity" ; '7 p, na.„ "The
Great Song," Good Music by the
choir,
For Cholera MOrbus, dieters nifaiituna
Cramps, (loll°, diarrhoea_A DItSeritOryi an
Summer Complaint, Dr, Fowlers Extraet of
Wild Strawberry is a prompt and sure euro
that has been a popular favorite for nearly SO
Vara
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On account of the backwardness of the season we find
ourselves overloaded with a number of lines of goods, and
in order to turn OW' Surplus Stocks into Cash quickly, we
eave cut the Prices of new up to date goods right and left.
You can get the following trid many other bargains at any
of our stores. ••
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Millinery, Clothing, etc., etc.
mil Worth of Dry Goods, Groceries,
TO BIB SACIRIFICED,
• 10/1 White Flannelette
Blankets, regular price 85c
per pair for GOc
20 pcs wide width, fast
3o1ored Prints, regular 1.2,21c
8c
17 pcs wide width fast
colored Indigo dye German
Prints, in, spots, stripes and
• figures,the regular 17c kind
for ••12-ic
• 15 pcs American Pongee,
wide width and fast colors,
reg 20c line for... • 12ic
40 Men's rain proof Coats,
sewed seams and perfectly
-vuloanizecl. This coat, is
ordinarily sold at $4.25,
special. price.... .... 2.75
Five doz, Ladies' heavy
weight, fast black, Cotton
Hose, reg 20c kind for.. 15c
Five doz Ladies' Patent
teather Belts with harness
buckle, reg 25c kind for 15c
I• millinery to be sold re-
•
mmed and untrimined
Our entire stock of
tri
Millinery •
gardless of cost.
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25,000
30 lbs Redpath's best
Coffee Sugar for.
25 lbs Redpath's best
granulated Sugar for..
5 cans best corn for.. 25c
2, cans best Salmon for. 25c
8 lbs nice Sweet Biscuit
for • • • • • • •25c
6 lbs BestTapioca for 25c
I Tea Bargains
In order to introduce
Iour new line of Royal
Teas, we will sell 4 lbs of
the regular 35c kind for
• $1 black, green or mixed.
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5 doz Ladies' Black Mer-
• cerized Sateen Skirts, with
full frill, very fancy, regular
price $1.50, for • • • • • • •1.00
100 yards Cashmerette,
warranted fast colors, reg
price 15e the yd for.
25 Men's regular $5.00
tweed suits for. • • 3,75
850 yards, wide width,
new design Wrapperette,all
colors, beautiful new- goods,
worth far more money, per
yd • • lOG
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Just opened up 1500 yards Mill End Remnants of
Flannelettes, these run from 10 to 20 yards in length. We
are selling them at about Half regular prices. They will go
quick. •
We want a large quantity of Butttr and Eggs
• and will pay Highest Prices for same. .•
The
R- . Pickard Co
Direct importers
• EYES TEsTED—Mr, T. P. Sinith, the
noted eye specialist, of Elora will be
at the Cominereial Hotel,' Exeter, on
Friday and Saturday, June 20th and
21st. An early call will ensure you
his prompt attention.— Don't forget
the date.
• CALL Eawir.—Prof. T. P. Smith, of
Elora, announces to the people of
Exeter and vicinity that he will be at
the Commercial Hotel, Exeter, on
June 20th and 21st. Friday and Satur-
day. All vvho have any trouble
with their ocular optics will do well to
call and have their eyes tested. •Eyes
tested free. Oall early and avid the
rush.
STRA.WEEnny FissTrvaa—The ladies
of the Main St. Methodist church will
give a strawberry festival on the
church lawn on. Monday evening, the
2qrd inst. Every effort is being made
to make this one of the PLIOSt enjoy.
able events ever given by this church.
The delicacies ot the season will be
served in the best possible style.. The
band will be in attendance to enliven
the occasion with appropriate music.
Admission, adults 25c., children 15c.
Everybody will be weiconaed.
Ta.raaar--(111,00XETT.—.A. very pretty
marriage took place on Wednesday
afternoon, June llth, at the residence
of Wm. Crockett, of Dorchester, when
his dnly daughter, Clara L., was wed-
ded to W. L. Talbot, formerly of the
Gore, now of Exeter. The cetemony
was performed by Rev. John Veal,
Of Dorchester. The bride was assisted
by Miss Janet Crockett, and the groom
by his brother, Mr, Preeinan Talbot.
About one hundred guests were pres-
ent from Denver, Oa, Wyandotte,
Petrolea Exeter Barrie Sarnia, In-
gersoll and this city. ilany beauti-
ful and valuable presents exprepeed in
slight measure the esteem in which
the young couple are held by their
friends. Mr, and Mrs. Talbot left for
Exeter Where they will in future re-
side. They were tendered a reeeption
on their arrival there—London Free
Press,
TliLE SOVEREIGN" Ballx.—The Sover-
eign Bank of Canada will open their
Exeter branch on or about the 2nd
July next. The popularity of the
new bank and of its management has
been demonstrated daily since
opened its doors in Toronto, Montreal
St. Catherines, Perth Stouffyille,
Newmarket. Ottawa, Amherstburg,
and Mt, Pleasant, in the large number
of business men and people in all the
walks of life who have transacted busi-
nese over its counter. The bank has
leased T. Fitton's braiding, opposite
the Central Rotel. A large vault is
being put in, and the . front of the
building re -modelled, and we under-
stand the interior fittings and furnish-
ings will be of the best, and the Exet-
er branch will be one of the most
convenient and best appointed offices
in Western Ontario. The financial
status of the Bank is high. It s:larted
on its career with an authorized capi-
tal of $2,000,000.00 and a subscribed
capital of 31,303,000.00. The board of
directors is composed of Messrs. E. S,
}lolls' Montreal, President; A. A,
Allan, Toronto; Archibald Campbell
M. P., Toronto Junction; Randolph
Macdonald, Toronto ; Jas. Carruthers,
Montreal ; HomPeter McLaren,
Perth ; Hon. D. McMillan, Alexahder ;
John Pugsley, Toronto; Henry R.
Wilson, New York ; all of whom are
gentlemen of retommed standing,
and proven capability as financiers.
In Mr. 0. M. Stewart, the Sovereign
Bank has andoutitebly one of the
very ablest general bank managers
in Canada. Mr, P. E. Kern, who for
over two years was Manager of the
Molsons Bank, at Hensall, has been
given charge of the Exeter office, Mr.
Karn is well and favorably known in
this neighborhood, and we feel naafi.
dent that the Sovereign Bank under
his management will receive a liberal
share of patronage. The Exeter
branch will be prepared to do a
general banking business, Prompt
Attention and courteous treatment will
be accorded to all its etetonsers.
F. %V. Gladman has been apponited
the Bank's
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BROS.
Is the place for Fashionable Sum-
mer Waists. Ladies will find the
selection very desirable, while
the garments, themselves are ad-
znitted to be extremely comfort-
able. Call at once and get the
pick. These goods will l'"?.) like
ice cream.
HIGHEST PRICE :PA:CD
FOR PRODUCE.
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ow is the time to beautify your • homes by •selecting
some of our handsome furniture, _ Do you want
A nice bedroom sett. for ...... • • SiC GO'
Sideboard 8.b0
Nice Cool Sweet mattresses3.i 0
Bed springs .... . .. ,...... .... • 2.00
Couches and easy chairs at easy prices, Curtain poles
and Trimmings.
We have several setts of BEAUTIFUL CHAIRS, jug in.
Cive Us A Cali, and if we have not got what you
want we will soon get it for you.
Liston
Furniture arid Undertaking Rooms
GIDLEY'S LOCK, EXETER.
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It is definitely settled • Spend your Holidays at the
, says a, report
non-commissioned officers
from Ottawa, that there are to be no
u011ee 13 jellimellce [mei
camps for the rural infa.ntry regiments
officers and
this year. Camps of instruct;ion for
will, however, be held in September.
•The cavalry and artillery camps will
take place as usual.
FOR OYER SIXTY .EARS
AN OLD A ND WELL-TRTM) 13 HATED Y. ---Mr
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for
over Ofty years by millions &mothers for their
children while teething, with perfect success
It soothes the child, softens the gums. allays al
pain, cures wind collo. and is the best remedy
for Diarrhcea. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold
by druggists in every part of the work', 25
cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be
sure and take Airs Winslow's Soothing
syrup and ask tor no other kind.
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to you?
• Banfield, Ontario.
e This hotel was lately purchased by
the undersigned and has been fitted up
with every modern convenience of a.
Summer Resort Hotel. • Ice Cream
parlors in connection.
Bayfield is situated at the out .of
the Bayfield River on Lake on
Excellent Fishing, Boating an &th-
ing, etc. The beach is like pa ent„
snaking bathing safe for the mall -
child. For rates and fruthe particusa
lars write or apply to
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MRS. L. mtat,BAY,
Bayfield,Ont. Canada.
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To. Hlave
the Best Coods
To accept some Other Brand
of Flour when you asked for EXETER;
STA.E, FLOUR, iso, beware of such a
groces. There is no SUBSTMITE
for Exeter Star Flour. Inferior beands
mean incligestable bread, which bring
on dYspepsia, and like trouble Make
the grocer understand that you want
Exeter Star Flour.
It contain.s the finest of
Wheat. all the superfluous starch and
other detrimental elernents are elimin-
ated.
• Always ask for Exeter Star
Flour rnd be sure you get it. For sale
by the leading grocers and at the mill.
Ilis,,thest market price paid for wheat
arid coarse grain.
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ono.b144 young men and, womon to 80- tgi
eedere employment at good wages im-
0 mediately on leaving college, This is 0
0 the school that onjoYs the reputation of 0
dpiug the best work in businoss wince,- 0
0 bon. The graduates of ,tbe sohool are
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is whet the business man owes hi n1 -
self.
It is this business policy of ours
which induces us to claim to be
often the cheapest and con-
sequently always the best.
We have in stock everything in the
atatiorery Line—newest in • Note
Peiper •
Complete Line
Jardineres,
• senglish and German Decorated,
• Vases, •
French China
Lirnoge and {Japanese Ware.
FANCY GOODS OF ALL !DESCRIP-
TIONS,
JOHN GRIGG,
BxE,iveR
BARGAINS IN
F R NITUR E.
• You will find here at all
times the greatest. barcrains in
furniture. The lowest pi iceS
and best efforts to please. •
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Undertaking a Specialty,
R. N. ROWE