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July Bargains
ly Bargains.,
..joly Bargains.
•Ladies' White Underskirts made of
good cotton, three rows tacking and
deep flounce of skirting embroidery,
• „regular price 51.15, reduced. to 85c.
Latest thing in Parasols. If you
• want a Parasol call and see what we
• •can do for you. One very special line
with fancy handle. good cloth, war-
vanted to wear and not to cut, at the
• very special price of seal
Ladies' IVhite ,ethirt Waists in all
the 'latest ste . one special make
made of good q amity lawn, well tuck-
ed and insertion, trimmed, at 1f1.25,
great value. ' •
Just arrived, nice fine Organdie
Linens, plain and tancy stripes, the
latest in the market, makes a swell
• dress. Call and see them, e ou will
want a dreese special at 20c and 25c
e he yard.
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We have just received another. ship-
ment of men's fine dress Colored Shirts
soft fronts, guaranteed fast colors,
up-to-clate goods, prices 75c to $1.25.
Our stock of men's and. boys' Straw
Hats this season are far superior in
quality and value than anything we
have ever shown before. See our
leader at 500.
Boys' Summer Wash Suits made of
g000. duck blouse or coat style, a very
nice range to select from, prices from
90c to '$1.75. Buy your boy one,
We have just received. a case of
Flannelette Blankets, in grey and
white, nice soft fluish, good weight,
below the regular value. 10/4 size
clearing at 58c pr.
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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.
• Miss May Hooper is visiting Mies
Cora Meanings
Miss Addle Holland is visiting in
London and Ilderton, -
Miss Regina Davis is home froM
London on a visit.
Mies May Brooks, of London is 'Wit-
her aunt, Mrs, 0, L, Brooks,
Miss Cora Ferguson, a Aubarn is
visiting the Misses Brooks, Exeter
North.
Miss Wiggins, of G-oderieh, is a
guest of Mrs, Halls, Andrew street,
this week.
About 1500 Caeadians sailed from
South ,A.frica on June 27th and. 2,000
saned foe home on Silly 2nd.
Dix Kidney Pills are the best in the
arket, and aouble the number for the
ame money. soki. by C. Lutz,Exeter.
Mr, and Mrs, W. L. Talbot will teke
up housekeeping in the rooms im-
mediately in the rear of Talbot's Baz-
zee..
Mrs, Douitlel McKay, and daughter,
of Tecumseh, Nebraska, has been
visiting Duncan McKay, Exeter North
this week.
Miss Halls, teacher in Whachelsea
school is spending her holidays at the
home of her mother, Mrs, Halls, An-
drew Street.
Mr. R, S. Lang returned home on
Wednesday from an extended trip to
o alifornia, Colorado, British Oolumbia
and Manitoba.
Wm. Page and family have moved
to Bervie, where Mr. Page is engaged
as butter -maker at A. Q. Bolner's
branch creamery.
Miss Tom who has conducted dress-
making for some years over. Carling
Bros, store has this week removecl to
the rooms over Elliott and Gladrnan.
You realize undoubtedly the im-
Iportance of having a flour that can be
s, depended upon at all times. "Exeter
Star Flour" will fill the bill every time.
tig 9Sli STE J. fA. 8T EWFIRT,
For Marriage Licenses;
The Royal Templars picniged at
Grand Bend on Wednesday.
Wedding Rings, L•e/Absolutely pure and. healthy baking
Weetctrees, CI octaG, wowder. Sold by C. Lutz. Exeter,
The Misses Pearson, of London, are
visiting their aunt, Mrs, George
Thomas.
Miss Lillian Huston, who has been
so seriously ill at Crediton, improves
somewhat slowly.
Dr. Minnie ViTells, of Los Angeles,
Cal. is the guest of her neice, Mrs. A.
Q. Bobier.
Miss Beatrice Cudmore, of Heeasall,
• 4The copy for changes must be left visited at Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Miner's
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual lastsveek.
a.dvestisemente accepted up to noon Mr. and Mrs, Thos, Parlmer,
• Wednesday of each week. sail, visited Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Miners,
THURSDAY JULY 10, 1902 on Sunday last.
An interesting game of ball ev‘s
played last night between Crediton
and Exeter.
Several Brethren of the L. 0. L.,924,
Exeter, attended divine service at Oen-
Roy Howard is confined to his bed tralia on Sunday last..
'with appendicitis. IlDix Little Liver Pills are pleasant,
The TIMES office is the place to get.p.; ainless and effectual. •Sold by C.
Lutz, Exeter.
e'et(Who doesn't) who does not want
4'the best flour. Ask for the "Old Re-
liable Exeter Star."
Ed. Crocker, of Toronto, is visiting
at the home of his parents, Mr, an
Mrs. Richard Crocker.
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The famim ly of T. H. McCalluhave
gone to their summer cottage at Grand Frank Ross, son of Mr. J, P. Ross,
of Chatham, formerly of Exeter, has
Bend. secured a position in the Bank of Corn -
More fuel was burned during June, raerce, in Blenheim.
Jeweiry,
SpectescIcs Etc
CALL ON
R. HICKS
Watch Repairing a Specialty.
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TO ADVERTISERS.
Locals.
your job printing.
I. R. Carling left for Manitoba on
• Wednesday on a business tour.
Fred Gould, of Seaforth, is spendiig.
his holidays at his home here.• '
Mrs. (Dr.) Sweet and. Miss Flossa,
are -visiting relatives in Goderich.
1902. tban for many June months
past.
The L. 0. L. excursion to Sarnia
will take place on Saturday, August
Miss Edith ,Senders left on Tuesday
raorning for a trip west. She will
-visit her brother, Harry and other
friends in Deaver, Colorado.
Miss Ballard, milliner with the E. J.
Miss Nina Kinsman has returned Su0o. left on Tuespay for her
home from the Toronto Conservatory home in Listowel for the holiday sea-
- .of MUSIC.
Mrs. A. E. Bennett and little daugh-
ter, Greta, of London, are visiting
friends in town
Mrs. Halls. of Galt, is spending a
short time the guest of her sister, Mrs.
W. 0. Huston.
Wm. Snell, who has been very ill,
improves somewhat an d is able to
take an occcasional drive'
Miss Evelyn Carling is the guest of
Miss Lulu Tory, of Brantford, at their
suraraer home, Port Stanley.
Miss Hattie Templeton, of Toronto,
• is visiting her cousins, the Misses
Sweet, and other friends in town.
Chilaren Cry for
cAsTo Rix interesting game. The single men
•won by a score of 9 to 3.
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The 12th July celebration in Gode:
rich on Saturday next promises to be a
huge affair. Special rates on all rail-
roads.
Mi.. and. Mrs. George Willis arrived
home this week after a very pleasabt
trip to Muskoka, Niagara k'alls, and
Buffalo, and have taken up their resi-
dence' on Carling st.
There were registered by the Div.
Registrar for Usborne 'Tp. for the half
year, ending June 30th. 15 births, 10
males. 5 females; II deaths, 5 males, 8
females ; 11 marriages.
The game of base ball between the
rnarried and single men of our village
ort Tuesday evening 19,st was a very
Straw Hats for
Hot We ther
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RAVENWOOD SHAPE, good full roll, in light straw
• NARROW RIM, full crown, heavy weave, fancy band
for ... • • • ... • .... ......5oc and 750.
THREE PL RIM, black band, full shape, good value 50c
BOVS' STRAW HATS, in plain and fancy bands, 25c.
Men's Regatta Shirts
th Chenks and Stripes at • ..50c, 75c, and $1.00.
NOWeSt in Collars Ties and Socks
'.POPPLESTONEt:GARDINR
cieeriee a Specialty-.
Post Mee Biotic,
PL] TMES.
.RLINO.
Big Clearing Sale at FOR SUMMER GOODS
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A BIG DIVE IN MUSLINS
0 Muslins that •WeFeT2c 15c and 20c to:clear at
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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 our Surplus Stocks into . Cash quickly, we
eave cut the Prices of new up.to-date goods rightand left.
You. can get the following and many other bargains at any
of our stores.
Mrs. Burridge and family,Mrs. Alex.
Wanless, Mrs. W. W. Vincent and
daughter.. Marguerite, of London, are
staying at their cottages at Grand
Bend.
Lorne Cann and. Russell Southcott,
accompanied by Jes. Creech, j a re-
turned toDetroiton Monday alter a
holiday of two weeks spent under the
parental roof.
Messrs. W. J. Brooks and George
Eacrett leave on Monday for a trip to
the Old Country where they will re-
main for about five weeks visiting the
different points of interest,
The annual Manning picnic to Grand
Bend was indulged. in on Wednesday.
Several new friends being added to
the list to replace those who from
time to time have moved away.
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F Yon should remember when order -
ng pastry flour to ask for "Harvey's
Princess" brand, it is thebest and by
far the most economical pastry flour
on the market. Vor sale at the mill, '
Saturday, July 12th, being the anni-
versary of the Battle of the Boyne, all
members of L. 0. L. 924 are requested
to attend in a body at Goderich.
special meeting is called for in the
hall at 6.30 a. m,
Q)[ min Worth of Dry Goods, Grooeries,
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,UUU illinery, Clothing, etc, etc.
TO Et E " SACIRIPIC/Bla.
10/4 White Flannelette
Blankets, regular price85c
per pair for 60c
20 pcs wide width, fast
3olored Prints, regular 124-0
25,001
30 lbs Redpath's best
Coffee Sugar for 1,,06
25 lbs R.eelpath's best
granulated Sugar. forLog
5 cans best corn for25c
line for.. • .. • . • • • • .8e 2 cans best Salmon for. 25c
colored Indigo dye German
Prints, in spots, stripes and
fig,ures,the regular 17c kind.
12ic
i5.pc American Pongee,
wide width and fast colors,
reg 200 line for • • • •
40 Men's rain. proof Coats,
sewed seams and perfectly
vulcanized. This coat is
ordinarily sold, at $4.25,
special price... 2,75
Five doz'Ladies' heavy
weight, fast black, Cotton
Hose, reg 200 kind for. 15c
• Five doz Ladies' Patent
Leather Belts with harness
buckle, reg 25c kind for 15c
17nos wide gidth fast
Miss Walrond of our Public School
staff, accompanied. by her neice, Ger-
aldine B. Atkinson, left this morning
for Owen Sound, where she intends
spending several weeks with her sister
and other relatives.
Main et. Methodist church services
on Sunday, July 13th at 11 a. ea., sub-
ject,"Vessels of Honor and Dishonor."
p. m., "Immortality of the Soul," or
conscious existence after death. Pas-
tor Rev. R. Milyard at both seryices.
Rev. Ohas. Smith, late of Meaford,
and formerly pastor of Main at. Meth-
odist church, Exeter, has, since Tor-
onto Conference closed . its sessions,
been assigned with his own consent
from Don Mille to the pastorate of
Markham.
Saturday and Sunday last were
scorching days and the man who didn't
like ;lune weather was getting a little
more than he hoped. for aad a little
more of the effect of the heat was seen
in the churches, .small congregations
being present. te
A Kingston young man has won the
hand of a rich evidew by his pro-
ficieny in banjo playing. 'What hopes
this holds out to the unmarried men
of Exeter band. They need not re-
main poor if they have enterprise
enough to try experiments on rich
widows
Rev. I. W. Holmes, of London,prior
to his departure for St. Thomas, was
made the recipient of a puree contain-
ing $100 in gold, by the members of
the Askin st. Methodist church. Mrs,
Holmes was also presented. with a
valuable pudding dish. Accompany-
ing the gift to Mr. Holmes was an ad-
dress, couched in appreciative terms.
Omitted last week from Exeter
sbhool report. Bogen 5.—From Sr. III
to Jr. IV, passed with honors, Charlie
Long, Willie Bissett, Howard Powell,
John Trott. The others will find it
encouraging to know that the one who
passed lowest made 60%. H. E. WAL-
EOND.
Mr. Peter Munn, of the 2nd con-
cession, of Hayhad the 'misfortune
last week to get his leg painfellyibruis-
ed, although no bones were broken,
by one a his horses falling on hira;
bruising his leg so that it is with great.
difficulty he has been able to walk
about since then. He is now improv-
ing nicely.
Sidney Snell, who moved to town
from Ifeborne last fall, has moved his
family and household effects to Lon-
don township, where he has purchased
two-handred acre teem. 'qr. Snell
intends going into raising cattle ex-
tensively on his new premises, conse-
quently will not crop any of the land,
Mr. B, S. O'Neil, of O'Neil's Bank,
Who left some weeks ago for a trip to
Franscisco, Den-yer, and other
points west retureed home on Mon-
day mornitig, haying shortened his
visit after reaching Winnipeg, on hie
return trip, being eueinioned home
owing to the illness of Mr. Jos. Davis,
his assistant in the Bank.
Mr, Robert Sanford, who was taken
from a Well efter an in tomb-
ment a 100 hours, and who Was rescu-
ed after great care and labor, is, at
letest reports, not doing very favorablye 2i large abSceSs eon the bead
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Millinery
Our entire, stock of
trimmed and untrimmed
millinery to be sold re-
gardless of cost.
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I Tea Bargains
In order to introduce
our new line of Royal
L$
Teas, we will sell 4 lbs of
the regular, 35c kind for
1 black, green or mixed.
5 doz Ladies' Black Mer-
cerized Sateen Skirts, with
full frill, very fancy, regular
price $1.50, for • • . . • • . . • Loo
100 yards Cashmerette,
warranted fast colors, reg
•price 15c the yd for, ....121-c
25 Men's regular $5.00
tweed suits for. • • • • . . ..335
'350 yards, wide width,
new design Wrapperette,all
colors, beautiful new goods,
worth far more money, per
yd • • • .... • • • I a c
3 lbs nice Sweet Biscuit
for. • • • • • • • • • • • 15c
6 lbs BestTapioca fcr 25c
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Ox blood and other colored Linens for children's suits
and ladies' Wear.
White goods in Organdies, Dimities, Persian Lawns Sza:
Linen Batistie, double width, 48 inwide, only 39e.,
For Whitewear and Fashionable Waists ladies will find
the selection very deisirable, while the garments themselves
are admitted to be extremely comfortably. Call at once and
get the pick as they will go fast now as the days are hot.
Highest Prices or Pr tice.
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 Haf regular prices. They will go
quick.
We want a large quantity *of Butter and Eggs
and will pay Highest Prices for same.
The R. Pickard Co
Direct Importers
rlin
and a smaller one on the left arm, A SUCCESSFUL STUDENT.—We no -
with an alarming rise in his temper.' tice with pleasure that Mr. John
ature, have caused uneasiness as to Morrison, of Chiselhuret, who has
the, outlook for recovery, although] been studying with Dr. Amos during
the physicians express every confil the holiday term has passed his final
dence. examination at Trinity Medical Col-
ge, Toronto, taking honors.
A good. way to head off the mail or-
der houses—and especially now, as the.
buying season is nearing and they ar
sending out tons of advertising matt
—is to make use of .thesadvertisi
columns of the local paper. Let t
people know that you have what bhy
are ordering irom abroad and ju9ts
cheap, and mar Will buy from you as
certainly this is the more satisfacl2iry
way, because if all matters, are not
right their dealings are with respon-
sible parties (who will make them so.
There is no more effective way of
checking the tendency of sending away
for goods than plenty of attractive ad-
vertising in the home paper. The
mail order house builds up a trade by
constant and persistent advertising
and our merchants can do the same.
Recently, Rev. James Livingstone,
of Windsor, received a telephone call
asking him on no account to leave the
house as a couple were on their way
to the parsonage, who wished to be
married immediately. In a short time
"couples': began arriving at the par-
sonage ne sea, number that it looked
as thoagh Rev, Livingstone would
have to postpone his departure from
Windsor indefinitely if he were to
wed all before he left. It further look-
ed as though "couples" were prepared
to set up housekeeking on the spot,
for they carried with thein a full set
of china. Mr. Livingstone was pre-
sented with a purse of gold and his
wife with a china set. The Rev. M.
Livingstone has been in Windsor since
July lat., 1898, and in that, thee he has
married at the parsonage 1,098 couples,
In addition to these he has tied many
a nuptial knot in the homes of mem-
tiers of his congregation.
HOUSEICEEPEE WANTED.— Js. goal,
reliable an trustworthy housekeeper,
with references. Liberal Vertges will
be given. Apply perseuely at lot 15,
eon. 1, 'Ray, or by letter, Hensell post
office. John Pateteon, farmer.
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Now is the time to beautify your homes by selecting
some of our handsome furniture, Do you want
-A nice bedroom sett for. $10.00
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Nice Cool Sweet mattresses' 3.00
Bed springs • 2.00
Couches and 'easy chairs ..at easy prices, Curtain poles
and Trimmings.
We have several setts of BEAUTIFUL OHAIRS, jus
Me Us A Call, and if we have not got what you
want we will soon get it for you.
RElilOVED.—Miss Mira hereby in-
forms her patrons that she has reraWe
ed to the moms over Mr. Gladmaisri
law office, (formerly occupied by I3 -r-4../
Anderson) where she is prepared to 8-6
all kinds of dressmaking. Hemstitch:
ing and fine work a specialty. There
es. C. HIA ton
Furniture and Undertaking ROOMS
GIDLEY'S BLOCK, EXETER.
son, Martin, Sewers, Harailton and Spend your Holidays at the
McLean. These conveners were ap-
pointed a committee to consider the hells ce 11010
proposed "Aids to Family Worship,"
prepared by the Gen. Assembly's com-
mittee, and also to report on the bold-
ing of a Conference Presbytery. The
meeting nOct.
eletiongad4.
adjourned to meet in Bruce-
fiHAItOLD H. DEFEATED AT W/ND-
SCR.— The defeat of Harold H. at
Windsor yesterday -is certainly a dis-
appointment inasmuch as it had been
confidently expected, at least on this
side of the line, that the Canadiau
pacer would go under the wire in the
lead. Dan'Patch was recognized as
the undisputed champion of his
class last season, not losing a race
from spring to fall. Pat and the Can-
adian met but once daring the cam-
paign, at Memphis during the final
meeting of the year, but Harold H.
wee not in shape to do himself justice —
that day, and the Indiana pacer had
an easy job to leave him in the rear. IBAIRGAINS IN
shies harness horse.
For all his defeat by Dan Patch,
Harold. is a first F
Before his race with Patch last year I I
be worked two heats in 2,04 and 2.04
over the Lexington track, and he did
this without hobbles, which he always
which he racingfi
and
took his mark of 2.04 over the Terre You will nd here at al
wears whep. , in ,
Haute "four cornered" track a, couple
of weeks previous to the Lexington
performance. That be could work to
his record withont the trape shows
that, they are of little real use to some
pacers, their Only value being that if
the horse does get a little tired or pac-
es oyer himself a trifle, he finds them
there when he reaches for them, with
the result that heedigs into th, and goes e
Bautiolfl, Ontario,
-eThis hotel was lately purchased by
the undersigned and has been fitted up
with every modern convenience of a
Summer Resort Hptel. Ice Clream
parlors in connection. .
Good Accommodation for the
Travelling Public.
Bayfield is situated at the mouth of
the Bayfield River on Lake Huron.
Excellent Fishing, Boating and Bath-
ing, etc. The beach is like pavement,
making bathing safe for the smallest
child. For rates and. fruther particu-
lars write or apply to
MRS. L. MURRA.Y,
Bayfield, Ont. Canada.
times the greatest bargains i
furniture. The lowest pric
and best efforts to please.
Undertaking a Specialty.
e
R..,
is opening for one or more apprenticee, leathers," as the saying is
NEW PASTOR.— Rev. Dr, Humors forward to victory or defeat on kis
who was the unersious choice Of the own gait, whereas if the hobbles had
been removed previous to the starb he
official board of the Jam.es-st, Metho-
would have macle a break and likely
dist church and whose wishes were
responded to, began his duties as pas. have been distanced.
tor on Sunday last. The day was ex
ceedingly hot, yet large congregations
greeted the new pastor at both ser-
vices In the morning he chose as his
text. "Honour all Men, Love the
Brotherhood, Fear God, Honour the
King': 1 Peter, 2 ; 17, The Rev, gentle-
man is an eloquent forcible speaker,
and his discourse was an excellent
one, and listened to with profit
throughout. His chief points were :
Man's foretold relationship—His re-
lation to God, to his fellow man, to
the church of Christ and to the Sover-
ign and constitution under which he
lives. in the evening his discourse
was from the words found in Hebrews
II ; 81.
Pansmrszav or HURON.—Tho Pres.
bytery of Huron met in Clinton on
the 8th inst. The Rev, Mr. Sewers
was appointed Moderator for the next
year. Mr, Braude, Principal of the
Point Aux Tremble Mission School
was introduced to the Presbytery and
gave an excellent address on the work
and needs of his school, A vote of
thanks was passed to Ur. ,Braude and
his work commended to the hearty
support of congregations, The Pres-
bytery decided to hereafter hold five
regular meetings instead of four,
Standing cannuttees were struck for
the ensuing year with the following
convetters,Niessrs. Henderson, David -
FOR. OVIIIVSIXTY LARS
AN OLD AND WELL-TETED REMEDY.—Mr
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for
over fl..0.1,7 years by millions of mothers for their
children while teething, with perfect success,
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pba...t°tclii7.1serPAbdinitin,ennt P'sh thgeuigitatT
Cor Diarrhoea. It is pleasant to the taste. ale
by druggists in every part of the world. 28
asurO rl3orl4ikeitslig is inoalculable. Be Winsow's Soothing
syrup mevalue
nd ask for no other kind.
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t you?
To accept some Other Bran
of Flour when you asked for EXETE
STAB Feoua, if so, beware of such
groces. There is no SUBSTITUT
for Exeter Stat. Flour. Inferior brands
mean indigestable bread, which being
on dyspepsia 411(1. like. trouble. Make
the grocer understand that you wan
lexeter Star Flour, •
It contains the finest o
Wheat. all the superfluous starch an
other detrimental elements are elimi
ated.
Always ask for Exeter Sta
Flour rnd be sure you get ib. For sa
by the leading grocers and et the mil
Highest, market price paid for whe
and coarse grain.
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