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Good Mugs for
Endu 3
g of June
17c, the yard
For new black Grenadine Muslin;
with eneill white Spot, very pretty.
15e. the yard
For new Black Muslin, withfancy
embroidered stripe. Swell for dresses,
20c. the yard
For yery pretty new designs in
open stripe Black Muslins,
25c. the yard
For our best Black Grenadine
Mueliu, fancy `stripe. These are up
to -date in every way,
80. the yard
For new white lace stripe 111uslns,
splendid values,
123c. the ya"d
For a lovely range of new White
Median ,very pretty for Waists or
dresses,.
15e. the yard
For new White Muslins, the latest
new embroidery effect
85c. the yard
For a lovely new Black Wool
Voile. Just as pretty as can be.
5c.and
For a very special black and white Snow Flake Dress ;goods
correct for suits or odd skirts,.
iG C RSR STORE J STE WAFRT
A Dollar is not Much
But it will start a Savings Account with us. `Start one, it
will be useful some day.
BRRNGtIES in Huron Gountu at Exeter, Graditon, WltriGl]
and Glinton. -
We offer exceptional
inducements to farmers wanting ito
borrow money to buy cattle, etc.
The Sovereign Bank of Canada
GLADMAN & STANBURY, F. E. KARN
Solicitors, Manager Exeter Branch.
For Marriage Licenses9
Wedding Rings,
Westetees, Clocks
Jewelry,
Spectacles Etc
CALL ON
R HICk5
Watch Repairing a Specialty.
TO ADVERTISERS.
The copy for changes must be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestisenaente accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
THURSDAY, JUNE 18Ter,1903.
Locals
Mrs. Hatter is visiting friends in
London.
Mr. R. H. Sweet was in Seaforth on
Tuesday of this week.'
Mrs. O'Neil, of Liman, is visiting
her son Mr. B. S. O'Neil.
Mr. John Hawkshaw spent Satur-
day and Sunday in London.
J. G, Stanbury was at the County
Town on legal business Saturday.
Mrs. Will J. Clark, of London, is a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Peart,Huron st.
A large number of our citixens at-
tended the circus in London on Mon-
day.
Miss Ruth Rollins, of Detroit, is
visiting with her cousin, Miss Pearl
Rollins.
Mr. W. J. Heaman spent this week
with the 33rd regiment in Camp at
London.
Mrs.D
. Dauncy spent Sunda an
Monday with friendin Wyoining and
Sarnia.
Mrs, Russell, of Lindsay, is aguest
of her daughter, Mrs. R.J. M. Perkins
at the rectory.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Johns and child, of
Tuckersmith, visited their cousin, J.G.
Stanbury on Friday.
Miss Stella Gregory is home from
Normal School, Hamilton havingeome
pleted her course.
Rev. R. J. M. Perkins is in London
this week at a meeting of the Synod
of the Diocese of Huron.
Rev. Mr. McDonagh will occupy the
pulpit at James street church -at both
services on Sunday next, June 21st.
Mrs. 'Will T. White and Miss Greta,
of Ottawa, and Mrs. W. Collins, of
Toronto, are visiting Mrs.John White.
Miss Fyfe, nurse, of Chicago, who is
a member of the White Cross Associa-
tion is visiting her sister, Mrs. R. J.
Gurney.
Mrs. Osborne • Miss Osborne and
son,of Listowel were visitors with Mr.
and Mrs Richard GidIey the first part
of the week.
Mrs. J. Spackman and Mrs. and Miss
Fowell went to Grand Bend on Wed-
nesday where they will occupy a cot-
tage for a few weeks.
Mr. E. W. Gladman was called to
Peterborough last week owing to the
serious illness of his father. He re-
turned home again on Saturday.
Mrs. (Dr.) Will Browning and son,
Caledonia, Minn. and her mother,
Mrs. Gould arrived here on Fri-
day and will visit with friends for
some time,
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY . .
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Table is
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature
s on each box. 25c.
Prize lists for Torouto Exhibition ,
to be held from August 27th to Sep-
tember 12th, are now • ready, and can
be had on addressing J. 0,. Orr, Man -
ager, Industrial Exhibition, Toronto,
Ont.
The Weekly Math with a premium
picture, will be sent to any address
from now until January next for 50c.
The Weekly Mail and the EXETER
TIMES until January first 1901 for
75 cents.
Mies Ella Rollins who has spent the
past few weeks here a>;ad at Seaforth
amo»g friends, left for her home in
Detroit oft Saturday. Miss Pearl
Rollins accompanied her returning
home on Monday.
The Excursion on. Saturday last to
Sarnia and Detroit was not as well
patronized as it otherwise might have
been owing to the very disagreeable
weathenit being too cold to autrcipate
much comfort in a boat trip.
Mr, T. H. Rollick, who fol 17 years
has been a xneiebee et the teaching
staff of the St. Maeyrr Oollegiate Itstr-
tate has resriguecl, his position, his, res-
iggnatton to take erect at the end of
the present term,
The Independent Order of Torres-
ters will assemble at their hall on Sun-
day morning next and march to the
Main street Methodist church where a
sermon will be delivered by the pas-
tor, Rev, R, Millyard. Members are
requested to meet at lodge room at 10
p• DI,
W. ',Talbot, who sold out his
bazaar busincer here has purchased a
stock in Searorth and moved his bousee
hold effects from here last Friday.
We wish Mr. Talbot success in his
undertaking and would bespeak for
him the patronage of the people of
Seaforth.
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PERSY :
.1\1
ILL NOT OVERLOOK the exceptionally low piices
WW at °which we are offering g En lish and Canadian
Tweeds ads. and Scotch Worsted Suiting;. It is a good oppor-
tunity to get ar ordered Suit at :readl reduced prices. Th.e
y.g y l
reason is, we want to make room for our Fall Goods, and.
are closing our spring stock at the following reduced prices,
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English Tweed Suits achePantings $4.50 and $5,00, for $3.75
were $18 now......".,. ODD salt. and $4. -
English. Tweed Suits 14 Pantings $5,50 and $6.50 for 5.50
were $17, now....... and $4.50. $
Oanadian Tweed Suits in Fancy Scotch Worsted
were $10, now.......$18,
.. «�.+� Suits were 18 19 for �V
, $ ,$ ,
Shell Suits for. o .
$7 5 Also Salt's Belwarp Serge; and .Coatings,.
guaranteed Sun roof and Sea
p proof.
Call and look
over our stock before ordering. i$. Tt doesnot
cost
you anYthg to have a loop at them. They are all iea. If
You.
need a suit it will pay you to call.
M.erchat Tudor,
Main St, Exeter.
FRUIT JARS
We have just received a, shipment of
Fruit Jars (Imperial) in Pints, Quarts
and Half Gallons, and as you will be
canning strawberries and other fruits
you may need cans and rubbers, or
maybe you will need a. new
Preserving Kettle
We have them in all• sizes, also all
kinds of granitewear at reduced prices.
Lovelu Wedding Prosonts tor
rrottu June Brides.
June is the month of wedding, You
may want a present for a friend, if so,
ethan inspect cannot do better our
stock. We have them at all prices.
See our North Window for Combs
and Brushes.
Gliarltou's Bzdr
Levetts Old Stand.
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This week we aro offering Special Vague in Muslins.
See ours Fancy Stripe Meslins ]n Scarce goods, black and white. Polka
bleak, navy and Linen, Newest thin, dot and Stripe Muslin;, they are to be
for stammer dresses, only 25c a yd. had. at Snell & Rowe'; for 20c yard.
Fancy Stripe Muslin; in blue and We have some nice White Muslins,
pink, we are going to clear them out fancy stripe, nice for cluldrens dresses
at Lae a yard, orwaist°, selling at 10c.
Curtain Net ,d.:pligne Border, now- A very pretty line of Art Muslins,
est thing for sash anti door Curtains, goods you expect to pay 10c for you
only 80e yard, can buy them this week for 50,
'e mention one special line of Lace Ctzrt<ains $1.50 a pair.
StulisliN661( War a - Llai BM&
Ladiee' Silk Collars trimmed with See our display of Silk Belts in black
Ilace and insertion in black and white, and white from 25c
to $100,
blue and white,very dainty, 50e. Patent Leather Belts 150 to
25c
Very pretty Wash Collar, white, edged with, green, red, bine
and linen, Medallion and Button Trimming, only 25c
A few Ladies' ready-to-wear Skirts going at a price
Black, Colored and Fancy WoolAsk to see ouspecial line of cream
Dress Goods, all clearing at a price. ( r cashmere, only 321.2c. yard. '
Finestrange of Valencinnes Laces and Insertions in town
from 2c to 7o per yard.
Summer Corsets, Ladies' Dip Hip Corset, the newest thing,
The biggest bargain in Exeter, 50c per pair.
Wool Rugs very lane quality, beautiful colorings.
Regular price $3.25, for $2,85.
The Brussel. Post says: -"It is once
more reported that the appointment
of Registrar and Crown Attorney in
the Co. of Huron will shortly be made
and the names of el. Y. McLean, See -
forth, and Chas. Seager, of Goderich,
are mentioned as the probable ap-
pointees.
The W, M. S. held their quarterly
tea at the home of Mrs. Robert Kers-
$ ake. It was one of the largest gath-
erings the Auxiliary ever had on such
an occasion. Both Mr, and Mrs, Kers-
lake proved by their kindness and
hospitality that the Society was yery
welcome to meet at their home.
The regular meeting of the South
Huron Woman's Institute will be
held in:the library of the Town hall on
Friday the 19th at3 p. m. all mem-
bers are requested to be present as
very important business must come
before , this meeting. MRs. (Dn.)
SwEET, Secretary -Treasurer.
The case of Bellback vs Ross came
up at the County Court at Goderich on
Tuesday last and upon applieatlon of
the solicitor for the defendant it was
struck off the list and the plaintiff will
be in for the costs. L. E. Delaney,
Goderich, appeared for the plaintiff,
and J. G. Stanbury, Exeter, for the
defendant.
We have not advanced the price of
our tobacco. Amber smoking tobacco-
Bobs'
Currency and Fair Play chew,
ing tobaccos are the same size and
price to the Consumer as formerly.
We have also extended the time for
the redemption of Snowshoe tags to
January 1st 1904. -THE EMPIRE To-
BACCO Co. LIMITED.
At high noon to -day iii St. Luke's
church, Toronto, the, marriage will be
celebrated of Miss May, third daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gregory, to
Mr. William Orison Miller, of roronto.
The bridal couple arrive in town this
evening for a short visit with the
bride's parents. She will receive with
her mother to -morrow (Friday) after-
noon and evening.
FOR O VERSIST Y IMAM
AN OLD AND WELL -TRIED REnw»r. Mc
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for''
over sixty years by millions o2 mothers for then
children while teething, with perfect success
It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
paid Dares wind colic. and is the best remedy
for 1')iarrhosa. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold;,
by druggists in every part of the world. 25"
cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable; Be
sure and take Mrs Winelow's Soothing
r no other
kind.
Syrup and natio
An exchange says.- Not a hundred
miles from Smith's Falls the girls of a
progressive village are credited with
haying started a new game which they
usually play Sunday evening. The
girls take one side of the road and re-
present
The
young present C r y y g men
line up on the other side and represent
the heathen. Then the heathen, em-
brace Chrfstanity. It is reported to be
very popular.
Dr. Ovens, of London, Surgeon,Ocu-
list and specialist of diseases eye, ear,
nose and throat, will be at the Com-
mercial Hotel, Exeter, on Wednesday,
July 1 ; Wednesday, August 5 ; Wed-
nesday, September. 2 ; Wednesday,
September 30 ; Wednesday, Novem-
ber 4 ; Wednesday, December 2 1903.
Spectacles and eyeglasses properly
fitted. Next visit will be Wednesday,.
July lst.
The death is announced of Mr, Alex-
ander Dickson, of Arkona which oe
curred on May 31st at the age of 57
years: Deceased was a resident of
London f rr many years and in 1860
went to A.rkona where he has since
that time owned and operated a large
woollen mill. 13e was married four
times, his wife who now survives was
Miss Jennie Pickard, of Exeter. Tey
this marriage there is one daughter,,
Miss Dorothy Dickson.
The Connor Bros. of Woodstock,
who run a machine shop in that place
have opened a branch machine shop
in Lang's old building, station road,
Exeter. They have but in new and
up•to=date machinery and are peepar-
Fancy
Eve are sole
agents for Queen
best wearing,
Quality Shoe,
best fitting soe on the market,.
nal
woLadies' Lace and
Button` Dongola
Shoes, sizes 3, 4,
and 5, only °few
' pelt left at 85 cents.
ed to handle all classes of repair work
such as agricultural implements and
mill work. Mr. Walter Connor is.
looking after the shop here and ex-
pects to be ready for work the latter
peat of this week. If you need any
repairs call and see him.
The • public may send newspapers
abroad much more cheeply now than
was formerly the case, so there is no
excuse for not remembering one's
friends, on the ground of high post-
age. The Postmaster is informed that
the following additional British Col-
onies have consented to receive Can-
adian newspapers at the same rates
of postage and under the same regu-
lations as if such matter were addres-
sed to any post office in Canada,
namely ; British Honduras, Ceylon,
Gambia, Sarawak, Transvaal, and
Zanzibar.
Thorea.s Lipton's two racing yachts,
conveyed by the steamers Erin and
Cruiser, arrived at New York Sunday.
Their arrival was first anode known
by wireless telegraphy long before
they were in sight of Sandy Hook
This voyage was rather uneventf
the two yachts became separated o
the way to Azores, but stayed -
Company after that. They had roug
weather Friday hut no damage w
done. Shamrock III is rigged with
sloop rig and top mast. Every ves
in the harbor saluted the Irish ya
as they were:towedin.
A statistical year book of Caned
for the year 1902 has been issued.
Several new features are introduced,
and as far as possible, the information
contained in the book has been
brought dowu to the end of December
1902. In the case of the trade statis-
tics the information is brought down
to the end of December 1902. Indeed
in the case of trade statistics the in-
formation is brought down to the end
of February 1903, The Minister of
Agriculture has provided for an in-
crease of 1,220 in the number printed
this year, as compared with 1901.
MOULDERS WANTED.-Accustor:ned
to ger eral work, and who want to
learn stove plate. Apply giving ex-
perience,
xperience, references, etc. -The Gurney
Foundry Co, Limited, Toronto,
EGGS FOR HATCHING. - For sale,
pure bred Buff Leghorn eggs, non -set-
ters, per sitting 50c., also good, early
seed potatoes, thoroughly tested"nur-
sery stock, 5c. per pound. S. POWs
Exeter. e.
` e.wei Soox L -The willing workers';•
of the Triyitt Memorial church intend
giving a lawn social on the Rectory
grounds on Friday the 26th of Jane.
Music will be provided by the Orches-
tra,ice cream and refreshments will be
served. Admission 10c.
s' WANTED. - Mouldeies'-Ii al ers.
Young men who have had experience,
ence
,
and want, to attain greater experience
over a larger range of work, princi-
pally stove, plate.-Tbe Gurney Foun-
dry Co., Limited, Toronto.
NOTICEe-All persons who are owing
the late Jas. Willis, lumber merchant,
Exeter,requested to call
are q and d
n set-
tle same on or before first of July af-
ter that date they will be placed in
our solicitor's hands for collection,
when costs will be added.
A LIBERAL OFFER. - The TE.IES
and Family rrerald and Star, Montre-
al, for the balance of 1903 for 05c. and
to all who subscribe before July15
we will include the two pictures,
,'Purity ann Alone". The two pictures
alone are worth the price. This is a
special offer to increase our subscrip-
tion rapidly.
Fon, SALE. -1 top buggy; 1 Portland
cutter,nearly new ; 2 heavy one horse
waggons, one a Chatham wagon and
a rack for same; 1 set heavy one
horse sleighs ; two sets single harness,
one nearly new, rubber mounted ; 1
set heavy single harness ; 1 cultivator;
1 plow ; 1 harrow ; 1 straw cutter.
Private sale. Apply .to Mas.
WIr Lis.
SooiAL.--On Friday .evening next
the ladies of Main street Methodist
church will give an entertainment in
the basement, of the church and a cot' -
dial invitation is extended to mem-
bers of the congregation and others to
be present and spend a pleasant even
ing. Light refreshments will be ser-
ved and a program rendered, There
will be no admission fee but a free-will
offering is asked for. Proceeds to be
applied to the Parsonage fund.
CONVENTION. - A, convention for
Christian Endeavor and Sabbath
school workers of Huron county, will
be held in the Presbyterian church,
Blyth, on Thursday and Friday of this
week. Thursday will be devoted to`
Sunday school topics, An address
will also be given by J. A. Jackson, B.
A., of Toronto,general Sunday school
secretary, On Friday, the EndeavorCarryn
will meet and discuss subjects of prim-
ary importance their branchchurh work. pecial addresses wilAND MAKE PRICESEASY
be given by Rev. D. N. Camus, of
Sarnia, and Rev. E. H. Sewers, of
Brucefield. It is expected that there
will be a large attendance of delegates
fr.m all parts of the county.
CA»LING
Hot Weather Wants
r UMMER IS NOW HERE and we are preparedfor it
with a full range of cool goods for comfort during the
warm season. If in need of anything in summer goods call
and see our nice display a few of which we draw 3 -our spec-
ial attention
0101 V
i eCot-
tonfull line of silk Taffeta, G st' t
ton in plain and fancy fro&n 15 to 60c.
Rom
All sizes in Women's Misses and
Children's Liele thread at 25e, Cotton
fast colors 10 to 25o.
Wilit6 ' ai. is
We have bead a big season in those
a few choice ones left which we will
sell cheap.
GOFSCtS
In white and dove. The new sum-
mer corset made of Percale, straighb
front and bias cut only 50c.
Golored Silirt ai t
A lot of odd waists your choice for
50c -
fa G � 1�
Only a few pieces left, come and gab
the newest in a white waist or dress
before they are all gone.
Remnant Sale
If you want a snap come and see our Remnant Counter.
You will find Remnants of all kinds which we will clear"
out at less than half price, We are making a clean , sweep
of all the remnants in the store and every one is a :,bar-
gain.
.
Frnittfte a d
n ertaki
AN UP-TO-DATE, BUSINESS. -Mr, .
Follicle wishes to announce to the
itizens of Exeter, and surrounding
country that for refreshing cool drinks
he is now prepared to serve the best
having recently added to his already
well equipped ice-cream parlors anew
soda water fountain from which flows
cool sodas of different flavorings, the
purest and best. An electric fau hav-
ing recently been added you can sit
and enjoy its breezes while you par-
take of a dish - of our delicious ice-
cream, all flavors. Cupid has been' at
work and as a result the nuptials of a
number are announced to take place
this leafy month of June, To hay
your wedding cake and oonfectione
up-to-date we have just received f' . m
w York the newest cake ornan eats.
in t ' •.st unique designs:
AGAIN HOi. c D. -We have pleas-
ure in publishing the following clip-
. ping from the St. Catharines Daily
1Journal, which has reference to a
former Exeter boy, and .son of Mrs.
Sweet, Huron street: "The many
'friends of Ald. Sweet, one of the lead-
ing druggists of our city, will be
pleased to know that he has again
been elected by acclamation as the
member for this district, comprising
Lincoln, Wentworth and Welland
counties, on the Pharmacutical Coun•
cif of this Province. At the last
election in 1901, after a very strong
contest with a Hamilton man;, Mr.
Sweet won by a large majority and
now being returned by acclamation
fully demonstrates the confidence the
druggists of this district have in hint
to regulate their future and as being
alive to the best interests of the dru
trade. The Journal joins Mr. Sweet's
many friends in this city and vicinity
'n congratulating him on being honor -
d in this manner." The Teams joins
with Mr. Sweet's friends in this local-
ity in congratulations.
W. O. T. U• 1VoTEs.-"A little girl
whose older brother's lack of compas-
sion ompas-
sion for smallcreatures distressed
her
offered this prayer at bedtime me . '0
Lord, don't let the little birds get into
Robbie's cage in the garden. Please
don't let them 1 Oh, I know they
won't l they can't 1 Au,en' ". "What
makes you 90 certain, my child, said
her mother ?" "Why 'caus 1 went
out in the garden and smashed the
trap." We pray for souls threatened
by the traps,of Satan,.but that is not
enough, the traps will have to be mov-
ed. Let our churches cease to pray
for those while they by their vote and
lax influence do not do that which
they have in their power to do. It
takes one boy out of every five boys
to feed the liquor tr.Lffic. Whose boy
is it going to he ? ;lust as likely as
not yours, christian roan and wornen
it is truly time that our churches
should awake out of sleep. In Mani-
toba 22 candidates pledged to prohi-
bition are now in the field for the
Manitoba legislature, Uutil the peo-
ple of Ontario place prohibition men
in power, Mr. Roes nor any other
leader can carry into effect prohibi-
tory laws. -sins, EI,'LIOTT, Press Sec.
SOUTit Hu noN FARMERS' INSTITUTE
-The annual meeting of the South
Huron Farmers' Institute was held in
Miller's hall, Hensel], on Tuesday
June fhb.' The president, Mr. D. Mc-
Linke
c
Innis, of Exeter, presided, The direc-
tors report for the past year• showed
that two regular and six supplement-
ary Institute meetings had been held
during the year. The attendance at
these meetings was not so large as in
some :former years,' the falling of be -
W. C. •
raduate of Dr, Myers School of Embalming.
T
Furniture
FOR ALL
Opera Hquse Block.
iture! ur .. iture!
-AVING PURCHASED the Furniture and Un-
dertaking business of R. N. Rowe, we announce
o the public that we have on hand, without doubt, the
largest and best stock of Furniture in the county.
-. A visit to our store ,will convince that we are selling at the closest margins
possible. It will pay intending purchasers to call and inspect our stock and
get our prices before placing orders elsewhere,
We do alt kinds of Ordered Work and Repairing and Picture Framing on
the Shortest Notice at Reasonable Prices. Satisfaction ,guaranteed with
every purchase. -
Undertakers and Funeral Director6
Hawn "i ;
J. D. Atkinson, Practical Embalmer,Graduate of Embalming College, Torontoe
ing accounted for by the unusually
stormy and inclement weather pre-
vailing when the 'meetings were held
It was also reported that Womans
Institutes had been formed at Han-
sen, Exeter and Bayfield. The mem-
bership
for -the year was 182. The
financial statement showed that the
year had been commenced with a bal-
ance in the treasury of $163.88 and the
receipts amounted to $323.47, while
the expenditure for the year amounted
to $179.80, thus leaving a balance in
the treasury at the close of the finan-
cial year of $309.11. This is a good
nest egg with which to commence the
operations of the new year. The fol-
lowing l -
]owing were elected directors for the
ensueng year: Exeter, D. McInnis, H.
Smith and W, Carling ; Stepben.
William Lewis, S. Brokeushire and
W. S. Sanders Hay, E. Geis. B. S.
Phillips and R McMordie ; Stanley,
John Ketcben, W. Cooper, Thos. Fra-
ser, . John McNaughton and R. Snow-
den : Tuckersmith, J. B. Henderson,
R. B. McLean and George Black
Seaforth. M. Y. McLean; Ushorne,
John Allison, Richard Hunter and
Robert Gardiner ; Hensall, John Eider
and W. 3. Miller. Jobn MCNevin,
Tuckerstnith, and Wm. Monteith,
Usborne, were elected auditors. Mr,
Richard Del bridge, of Ushorne, who
had been a director for a great many
years and who was a est useful and
indefatigable worker in the interests
of the Institute,was, by an unanimous.
vote, made an hononary life member,
It was also decided to grant thirty
dollars, to he divided equally between
the three Women's Institutes to aid
them in their work, The directors
were recommended to held their regu-
lar Institute meetings at Brucefield
and Exeter, as usual, and supplemen-
tary meetings at Seaforth, Farquhar,.
Crediton. Grand Bend, Hensel' and
Varna.-- At a meeting of the new
board of directors subsequently held,
Mr. Thomas Fraser, Stanley, was
appointed president ; Mr. D. McInnis,
Exeter, vice-president, and Mr, S.
Smillie, Hensel.wasreappointed sec-
retarytreasureer. Mt Institute meet-
ingrs recommended by the annual
meeting will be arranged for at a
meeting of thed abettors i ectors to be held
later on,
GO TO THE
RolYer Mili
For Pure Manitoba
Family F6ur (Stab
Pastry (Princess)
Wheatlet (Breakfastfood)
A , good supply of Mill Fee
and.Chop always
on hand
Give our Flour and Feed a Trial.
and be convinced that it
is all right,
Roller and Plate Choppers in use
to suit customers.
flfi V Y Bl
MILLER'S
e have not advanced the price of
. W
our tobacco. Amber smoking tobacco:,
Bobs, Currency, and Fair Play chew
ing tobaccos are the sine size • and
rice to the Consumer as forrn'erly..
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ACt'O Co. LIMITED*