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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1903-11-19, Page 8r90•0000.4 00� WS , NOV'I RER 19th 1903. g tr manager ot� 000t)d?�040�i00004#6p0@t4rr00004000 Molson's flank at 1Vorwich, is visiting mt*. 0 ills mother, idles. l3. V. +`ttiuto. e r"^'i.e �'� 0 Miss Julia Spicer has resumed ilei4Sc., ROIVE ' Mr, Reginald Elliot � •tt1rin EiNA1141 ;.,.,•!re rias clerk lir t , Rroayn- ing's Drug store having entered alien leer duties this week.. • On Wednesday morning the a eetb- O WS. IS FUR TI(11 and STEWART'S is Fur Place, . + We believe our stock of Furs is the largest and: if' most -up-to-date in the county. We invite every:0 :reader. of The Times todrop in and see our big Fur:. 1Stock. Christmas will soon be here, and you Know Furs: mare •such useful presents. • 0 0, • • *' $2,00 for Ladies' Black Hair $2$.00 for Ladies' Black Astra • - 0r Coney Neck Ruff, trimmed with ekan Fur Coat, well made and natural head and tails. well lined. Great value. • $35.00 for Ladies' Swell Elect- O • $4 25 for Ladies' near seal, long rie Seal Fur Coat, a lovely gar- + • fur, Neck Ruff, trim•ith ment.ed N 0 •cord and cluster tails. $38.00 for Ladies' choieeat • Electric Seal Coat, with Tas •$4,50 for Ladies' Long Neck •manian Sable Trimmings, very o 0 Ruff, a beauty. Sheared coney stylish. d► •with cord and cluster tail trim- $40.00 for ladies' Black Rus- • • mings. sign Lamb. Fur Coat, small tight 0 • curl. We believe them the best • •• ee $7.50 for Ladies' Long Front wearing Fur Coat in'the trade. new style Storm collar, Ameri- 0 ;can Seal. A real swell line. $100.00 for choice Black Per- • sian Lamb Fur Coad Two on- • • $8.00 for Ladies' American ly to sell. Both travellers sam- • • Sable Neck Ruff, full clustre tail pies. They are far below their • • trimuiings,a swell neck garment. regular value. Come in and • • ,t, 512.00 for Ladies' Best Tag see them. We have a very large stock manian Sable Long Neck Ruff, of men's Fur Coats. Every coat 'O with cord and clustre tails. a bargain. Do you want one? ®®, • ••• • 0 • Ask for Mooney Biscuits, they are the best. 00yE er took a decided change from the balmy days preceeding to several de- grees below freezing, a' ie nrpanied with high a iuds and tturtit•s of snow. Messrs,. R, Samuel acid W. J. Carl- ing returned home ore Monday even- ing fr'oni Muskoka, where they spent a very pleasant two weeks in search of game, bringing home with them two deer, Advance Council No 207 Royal Tem - piers of Temperance will hold "Rally Night" on Nov. 23rd. Every member of the order is expected to be present. Don't forget the date Nov. 23rd. AN- NIE M. VINCENT,' ace -Secy. Mr. W. H. Levitt has purchased a new coal wagon and is now in a better position to supply the wants of his customers. Mr. Ley La shipped dur- ing the past two weeks two carload of dried apples to different parts in Europe. Messes Charlotte and Mary Bentley, of Blyth, who were in attendance at the marriage of their cousin Mr. George Bentley. of Kirkton, to Miss Neil, of Brinsley called an friends in town on Thursday. Mr. C. B. Snell, proprietor of the Electric Light plant, put in a uew primary wire from the power house along Maiu street to E. 3. Spackinan's store. The lights are much brighter and the service better. .lar. Ovens, of Loudon, Surgeon,Ocrr-`• list and specialist of diseases eye. ear, nose and throat, will be at the Com- mercial Hotel, Eketer, an Weduesday, November' 4 ; Wednesday, Deeernl:er, '� "'� 2 . Spectacles and eye -glassy, • 1`74 proper1903ly fitted. Next visit will he 0 •® t' Wednesday December 2. F Messrs. Connor Bros., who receti'tly • _ _ .... a ., . ��v ... �. �aso..�. moved their machine shop from the Old market square to the huridiug they have fitted up on the curn.er of Gidley and Main streets, opposite rhe English church, have now nearly all their machinery in place, and are again ready for business. The Sovereign Bank of Oanadi Head Office Toronto. Executive Office, Montreal. Make a Start this depositing dOaddingOto it from time to time as you are able, you will soon be placed beyond the possibility of being in want, We invite you to open a SAYINGS BANS ACCOUNT. Interest paid at the high- est current rate from date of deposit. GLADMAN & STANBURY, F. E. KARN Solicitors. Manager, Exeter. For Marriage Licenses, Waddling; Ritags, Watches, Clacks Jewelry, Spectercics Etc CULL ON R HICKS Watch Repairing a Specialty. ,11101,421.0 U ADVERTISERS. The copy for changes must be left not later than Tuesday noon. Casual advestisemente accepted up to noon Wednesdav of each week. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19th,,.1903 Locals Just five weeks till Christmas. Read Popplestone & Gardiner's add on page 5. Dr. Silk. of London, was in town on Friday last. Mr. Bert Ross, of Chatham, spent Sunday in town. Thanksgiving Day in the United Stites on Nov. 26th. Mr. George Willis, of St. Thomas spent Sunday at his home here. The trailing of long skirts has been condemmed as a disease spreader. Mrs. Maize, of Kirkton spent a few days this week visiting Mrs. J. T. Cairns. Mrs. R, W. Dinney was visiting Mrs. Wm. Winers of Crediton, on Friday last. Miss Louisa Sweet is spending a few days in London the guest of her sister Mrs. H. J. ifanville. Mrs. Evans and children, of Ailsa Craig, pent last week the guest of her sister, Mrs. Quance.' A. Ste, art x .A.. . Mears the The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature oro �'u�Gs*�f/9r+ WINTER'S BLAST Is no respector of persons, therefore prepare to meet its coming by providing yourself with one of our fall Ov6r6oats NEVER SO LOW NEVER SO GOOD NEVER SO STYLISH -W. JOHNS Merchant Tailor Miss Lille Johns entertained the; Young Ladies Club on Monday even in t� Wheat wanted at Exeter Grist Mili or which:highest market price will , e paid. Mrs. R. Samuel has returned from a pleasant visit of two weeks with friends in Ridgetown. Mr. 3. P. Connor, of the firrn of Connor Bros. was in London on Fri- day of last week on business. Mr. Milton Hicks, who •has been in Riverside, California, for some time returned home on Tuesday iast. Mr: and Mrs. David Russell spent part of last week with their daughter Mrs. J. Peacock, at Prospect Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Shark of Zurich, spent a few days this week the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Richardson. Miss Dermid, nurse of St. Joseph hospital, London, is visiting for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood. Mrs. Wm. Gardiner who has been visiting friends in McKillop, Grey and Morris, returned home on Saturday last. Mrs. W. J. Ross, and little daugh- ter Helen, of Clinton, are spending a week the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Ross. Mr. and Mrs. Roy and Miss Alma and Mr. and Mrs. Brooks spent a short time in Russeldale on Sunday of last week. Mrs. F. A, O'Neil, who has been visiting for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. B. S. O'Neil, left Tuesday for her home in London. Mrs. George Sanmwell, returned home from Ingersoll, on Tuesday evening after a pleasant visit with her daughter, Mrs R. Seldon. Mr. 0. J.. Balsden, of Melbourne spent a few daysin town.also attend- ed the silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Homey, Usborne. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Caldwell return- ed to Bervie,on Monday, after attend- ing the 25th anniversary of Mr, and Mrs. C. H. Horney's wedding. A souvenir volume, containing views of Canada and a geography of the Dominion, will be issued by the Department of the Interior at Otawa. A number from here took in the fowl supper at Eden, appointment of the Centralia Circuit on Monday evening last. They report a good time. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature is on each box. 25c. Mr. Wm. Dauucey, who for the past six weeks has been overseeing the packing of arples for Mr. Lang in,; North and South East Hope, near Stratford. returned home last week. During his absence Mrs. Dauncev has been visiting her daughters at CredI- ton and Sexsmith. Miss Annie Becket has a voice that, is superb. A voice that has aptly been said to "combine every;., charm." It, is volatile, like.a perfurrie, and flown' out full, sweet' and' ii exhaustahle, Rev. C. H. Vaughan, Lansing. U.nde hospices of the Epworth League of the' ,games Street Methodist church on Tuesday, November 24tb. • Call and see sample copies of the two new pictures, "Heart Broken' and "Hard to Choose," given as prem- iums with the Family Herald and Weekly S ar,- which are well worth the price of a year's subscription alone if you want something nice subscribe for the TIMES and above paper and get these two pictures as well as a quick reference map of the Dominion. The Railway Act requires that when trains are half an hour late or over, notice of the time they are expected to arrive shall be posted up for the in- formation of the public. Miss Laura Gregory, of Toledo,Ohio who has been here nursing' her moth- er, has returned to her position as as- sistant superintendent of one of the largest hospitals there. Mr. J. A. Zinger, of Detroit whose death was mentioned in last weeks issue was a victim of appendicitis hav- ing been operated upon three times. He leaves a wife and one child. The Stratford Herald came out bright and beautiful last week printed on a Duplex Webb perfecting press, erected ripecially for its use, and en larged to 12 pages of seven columns to the page. To describe her voice, words • fill,, For quality of tone a Flexibility`'it' rivals that of the •(area Patti. --E. A. Bays, High. .0 Chief R "er, Ancient Order Foresters.Jndermit auspices Of the Epworth Leagrte of James St. Methodist Church on Novomber 24th. Great Cleasitig Sale of Oddments and Remnants in every depart - malt of Pur store. Dress 00 us CASS 00005 Dress UU05Dion OOS 36 inch ,Amazon Cloth in grey, brown and navy, regular price 25c Great clearing sale price 190 a yard 38 inch, all wool sere,: in fawn, rose and grey, regular price 30c Great cltaring sale price Zoe a yard 100 yards Tweed Dress Goods, makes a good strong wearing dress regular price 30c, great clearing sale price 150 a yard About 100 yards Black Fancy Dress Goods, extra fine quality, regu- alar price $2,5e, $1,50, $1,00, great clearing sale price,... sop a yard Mantles -All our stock of Ladies' and Children's Man- tles clearing at away down prices at our great Clearing Sale. FURS -10 only, Electric Seal Caperines, high collar. large cape, satin lining, regular price $3.00, ,great clearing sale price $2.39 3 only Astrachan Caperines, high collar, satin lining, regular price 53.75, great clearing sale price.... ............... 52.85 12 only Coney Fur Ruffs, trimmed with 6 tails, regular price $2.00 greatcleaaing sale price $1.5o 2 only Seal Oaperines, long front, regular price $7.50 great clearing sale price 55.25 175 yards Fancy Silk, nice assortment of colors, regular price 75e, $1.00e$1.25, great clearing sale price eec a yard 100 yards Moire Skirting, fancy stripe, elegant goods, regular price 40c, 50c and 65e, great clearing sale price250 a yard Art Muslins. pretty patterns, regular price 7 cents, great clearing sale price 50 a yard About 200 yards Fancy Ribbon, suitable for Neckwear, regular price 25e, great clearing sale price 5c a yard 50 pair Ladies' Black Cashmere Hose, alt pure wool, regular price 25c, great clearing sale price lee a pair e200 sheets Blacic Fancy Toilet Pins, 100 Pins in Sheet, great clear - pair price ... cis pair Ladies' Lace and Button Boots, regular price 51.50 and $1.75 great clearing sale price sizes 34 to 4 SEEe pair eti0 pair Men's Strong Wearing Boots, regular price 5150, great clearing sale price ... $1.23 pair All our stock of Ladies' and. Children's Ready-to-wear and Trimmed Hats, clearing out at this great sale. tom -.1..V M.J Folz SALE. ---Some choice lots on the corner of Main and 'Tictoeia streets Exeter nearly opposite- ain ;st. Meth. Church, the above lots will; be offered cheap teevititt Mp the estate of the f late Thomas Gidiev. Appy* to R. ' wormer, Exeter, etre of the Executors. r ;NOTICE TO RATEPAYERS. -Mr. W. ,tT. $issett will be at the Town Hall every Fridi%y f.coin 9 till 12 in the mdrntng a`nd•frof'n 1 till 5 o'clock in the'a,fter loon yi%itil Friday, December 11th''eard on- the following Saturday and Mouday Dec. 12th and 14th, for tithe collecting of taxes. Mr. Earnie Buswell, who has been in the employ of the R. Pickard store here and receutly at Dashwood, for the past three years, left Monday for High River, Alherta Mr. Buswell made many friends both here and at Dashwood and his smiling face will be missed by many. The Tures joius with his friends ir, wishing him suc- cess in the far west. FOR OVERSIXTY 1EARS AN OLD AND WELL-TRTED REMEDY. -Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over sixty years by millions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfeot success It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic. and is the best remedy Lor Diarrhoea.. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. 25 cents a bottle. Ite value is incalculable. Be sure and take Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and ask for no other kind. New rules are being drawn for the Ontario jails by which the jailors are forbidden to allow newspaper men to interview the prisoners. The jail of- ficials will hereafter wear uniform, and be given two weeks' holidays a year. Aged and infirm people are to be treated as if in a house of refuge, and they will be obliged to wear pri- son uniform. The man who consents to advertise just because his competitor is adver- tising will probably find that his ad- vertising does not pay as well as he thought it should. The man who ad- vertises because he has something to say about something he has to sell and says that something in a manner which will create interest among prospective buyers will not regret the expenditure for publicity, and will us- ually have reason to be happy over the financial returns from his adver- tising. «v SAFE FOR SALE. - A first class safe nearly new, Apply to MRs. JAMES WILLrs. ORDER Now. The TIMES and To- ronto Daily News for renewals or new subscriptions at the low rate of $2.00 till San. 1905. PROPERTY FOR SALE. - Desirable property in Exeter with suitable resi- dence thereon. Good investment. Apply to GLADMAN & STA.NBURY. PROPERT T.+'Olf SALE. - A nice hp frame n�eua,t a village of Exeter also 50 acies''of lend in the Township of Usborne; Fei got particulars apply to MR. Jonit, Auctioneer, Exeter, WOMAN'S INSTITUTE. - A special meeting of the Woman's Institute is called for today (Thursday) at 4 p. m. to discuss the matter of sending a delegate to the Winter Fair in the early part of December. CHEAP CLUBIinNG OFFER. - A radi- cal change from old methods and prices was announced by the Toronto News this week. The eyes of the newsaper world have been upon the News for the past few months, during which time several departures have been made which have given that pa- per a wide -spread reputation for en- terprize and originality. This latest tmove is to place the News at the price f $1.00 a year by mail, We have ade arrangements which will enable s to club the News with the TIMES at $1,80 a year in advance. Miss Annie Beckett, of Detroit,sang is such a Way as to win for her the sympathy of the entire audience. Proch's Theme and Variations was brilliantly executed, while Home Sweet Home and We'd Better Bide a wee, reached the hearts of all.-Sagi- uaw News. Under the auspices of the Epworth League of James street Methodist church on November 24th. To OUR CORRESPONDENTS. - Our district news has not been as abun- dant lately as we would like to see it, and we would like our correspondents to gather up the news each week, if it is only a fest' items. and send them in. We ask this as a special request. Now as the cool weather is with ns, and the rush is about over there is sure to be a few personal or social events. If you have no stationery send us word and we will forward it to you. A Goon CONCERT. - Despite the stormy weather on Wednesday even- ing last a goodly number were in at- tendance at the concert and entertain- ment furnished by the Scottish Con- cert Co. and an enjoyable evening was spent. Miss Burnett, soprano, Mies Malcolm as accompanist and soloist, with Miss Thompson as violinist fully sustained the deservedly excellent reputation of the Co. as entertainers. The moving pictures were very good. RENEW Now. -We are indebted to a number of our subscribers who have called in during the past few weeks and have paid up their sub- scription to Jan. 1905. Still there are many others whom we would be pleased tb hear trom, who are two years in arrears, and in some cases perhaps more. Will you not call or remit us the necessary amount to balance up and see that your label is made to read correct. CLUBBING PAPERS - Now is the time to decide what papers you will take during the coming year. We are in a position to make special in- ducements to anyone wishing to take a city daily or weekly and in clubbing with the TllatEs we can save you money. We have added to our list many new subscribers during the past months and to those who are not now subscribers we will give the balance of this year free. Send us $1.00 and we will send the TIMES until the first of January 1905. Call and bee some of the premium pictures. REV. Int HICKS' FoREOASTS. - For the remainder of November are as. follows, with some very pleasant weather promised: A regular storm period is central on the 24th, covering with its influence the 22nd to 27th. As a rule the first two to three days of the regular storm period are fair and growing warmer,with falling barome- ter and easterly to southerly winds. Then follow cloudiness, storm and precipitation, progressively from west to east. Behind the area of high temperature and rain. rising barome- ter, e- ter, snow and cold, west winds follow, all ending in cold clear weather. This order of phenomena will trans- pire about the 22nd to 26th, but the cold,fair weather following the storms will be of short duration. Reaction- ary storm conditions will prevail as. the month goes out, bringing unsettl- ed threatening and stormy t rmy weather. November is not so perturbed N per and stormy as October promised to be,and has actually proven up to the present very pleasant, autumnal weather. Boys Mrsszr7G.-Russell Steele, aged 14, and Harold his brother. aged 10, sons of Mr. Robert Steele, of Sraforth have been missing since Monday last, and as yet their father and friends have been unable to get any trace of them or their movements since that time. The boys came home to dinner on Monday and were apparently to excited to eat, making as an excuse that they had to hurry back to school for a lesson. They did not reach school and that is the last their father has seen or heard of them. When they left home they wore dark clothes and dark peak caps. They were both fair- ly large boys for their ages, and Rus- sell was of a fair complexion. The ot- her boy was -not as fair rs his brother, but could hardly be described as dark. Any information that will lead to their being found or that would give any inkling as to the direction in which they went would be most glad- ly received by their father, and we would request our readers throughout the country to he on the look out for boys answering tc their descriptions. -Huron Expositor. W. C. T. U. Notes.e-"This fool hath' tad in this he'ar't 'Thexraes no Gods' An indifferent professing Christian is mare dnngettous than the fool for he its saying it by his life. Swift & Gua, and .other (Chicago business houses em- ploying hundreds of boys, have issued this ,cir similar announcements : " So iinlerel-eseid are, we wiele the darnge)r of oigaiiieitte uising the t we will 'nart , em- ploy any one addicted to the babiit." Ito Jollhn Wennardaker's store the , ap- plination blank to be filled out by. boyo applying for 'a position,. reads, ; "De you use tobacco or cigaxiettea?" A negative answer is expected and is fa- vorable to their acceptance as em- ployees. The assistant general man- ager of the Cumberland Telephone and Telegxarph; Co. has issued the Lot - lowing arrdr : "'You are direeted ' to serve notice ghat the use of cigarettes letter Au,gu:st lei: will be :prohibited„ and you are •further instructed .to', in the future;, refuse to employ any one wlho is addicted. to the habit" The Pi'tterburg and; We,etenn R. R.,;forbids the use of cigarettes by the attaches of passenger trains, and notified tram - eaters that they must not .smiokc citg- liretkes in the ;passeinger coaches It of the •com;pany. On, the West Superior Wiseensin R. R., twenty-five laborers making on la bridge were :discialarged by bit eared master because they, were smoking cig,arretbets. AMONG THE 'CHURCHES CABLING NOVEMBER BREEZES Subscriptions and collections will be taken on behalf of the Superenuat- ion Foxed in Starnes' street church next Sabbath, the 22nd inst. Rev, W, 1l. Martin preached .t very interesting sermon to young men ou Sunday evening last, His subject was "Is the Young Man Absalom Safe." Anniversary services will be held in Main street Methodist church on the first Sunday in December. The Rev. C.W.Brown will conduct the services. The choir of the Presbyterian church will provide the music at the anniversary services in connection with the St. Andrews chnrch at Kip - pen on Monday next November' 23rd. • In the Main street rethodist church on Sunday next, the 22nd inst, the Rev. L. W. Reid, B. A. of Kerwood, elft preach morning and evening. A collection in connection with the con- nectional fund will be taken at both services. The Rev. Mr. Godwin will conduct missionary services fdr Mr. Reid at Kerwood. In the James Street church Last Sabbath evening, Rev. Dr. Hannon preached a unique sermon from the words "Moreover thou shalt provide men of truth, hating ce,yetousnesss; and place such over them, to be rulers of thousands, and rulers of hundreds, rulers of fifties, and rulers of tens." Exodus 18 chapter and 21 verse. She subject discussed was, "Religions or Christian Leaders." ist, Their Char- acteristics; 2nd, Through stroll Lead- ers God Carries on his work. BROW When you are in need of something warm to wear, don't for- get us. We can suit you in anything in Winter Goods, from'tho smallest child to the largest person. We have all kinds of Winter Clothing, a few of which we will draw your attention. . Flannelette Underwear Ladies' Flannelette Corset Covers, in all colors for 25c and 35c. Ladies' Flannelette Drawers, in pink and blue for 25c and 85c, Ladies' Flannelette Drawers, fancy /*'p sy�y colors and frills 25c. tlfj Ladies' Flannelette Night Gowns, /*'' i ' 1'• I Ladies' Night Gowns in fancy colors white, pink or blue 50c and 75c. ,,,1-•. 3 , 60o and 25c, Ladies Flannelette Underskirts in fancy colors, 50c and 75c. Ladies' Flannelette Wrappers in fancy colors. Ladies and Glii1drens Knit Underwear Childs' Wool Vests from 15c. to 25c. Childs Wool Drawers from 25c. to 35c. Misses Wool Vests and Drawers from 200, to 45c. Ladies Union Vests and Drawers for only 25e.. Ladies Union Vests and Drawers for only 50c. Ladies Wool Vests snd Drawers from 15c to $1,O0 t1i 1', t y,. to Staples 20 yards good 28 in. Flannelette for $1 15 yards good 30 in. Flanrelette for $1 11 yards good 36 in. Flannelette for $1 Good heavy Shirting for only 124c. a yard The best fancy Wrapperette for only 10c. a yard. The best 9/4 Twilled Sheeting for only 25c.a yd. Flannelette Blankets forei0c,, 75c. and $1.00 Overcoats Don't forget our Overco ts, c can give you the best Overcoat in town for only $7.00 Boy's Overcoats for $3.00 CAF2LING BROS. Joe. Cha berlain May be able to enlarge the British Empire, but if you wish to beau: • tify your home with the latest in Furniture Styles, Call at the Gidley Opera block Prices are right and every article bought, guaranteed or replaced, ' if not satisfactory. Picture Graming and all kinds ordered work cheap. W. Ca HUSTON9 Graduate of Dr, Myers School of Embalming. Opera House Big OOAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO44000 Take Notice The Exeter Grist dell Has been remodeled and is in full saving again, better than ever prepared to attend to the needs of their many customers, with a good supply of the noted STAR FLOUR on hand. With Plate Choppers for fine chop,•and a Roller for rolling oats for horses. Seeing is believing Give us a trial f -W RV EY B IR.O81 MILLERS 000000000.0000000000000000 •006001MC W0000000ti►6006000e Get the Best -it Pays CENTRAL STrRATFORD, ONT. e Best Place in Canada 's 6 for securing a thorough business t# A education or a superior short- • hand training. Our graduates 0 e are always suocessful in getting posi- • tions. This school invariably gives a ce H students more than they expect. write 0 Itfor Catalogue. Enter this month if 0 6 possible. e W. J. ELLIOTT, e = Principal O 0e0006004011e4e00e000900000 - HOUSE IILh - O DYE � x LD S These Dyes will dye Wool. Cotton, Silk, Jute or Mixed Goods in one bath -they are the latest and most improv- ed Dye in the world. Try a package, All colors at C, LETz, Exeter. At I owest Prices Having bought out the entire stock of the late James Willis, we are in a better position than ever to sell Lum- ber, Shingles, Lath and all Building Material at lowest prices. The com- bined stock of Shingles as contained in both yards is heavier than we wish to carry, so we purpose to make a. material reduction in thejrice of Shingles until we get our shock re. duced. Take advantage of the reduc- tion. We thank the people of Exeter an& the surrounding country for their patronage in the past, and solicit a continuance of their custom. Our motto is smaller profits and quicker returns. ROSS: & T YLOR EXETER, ONT. -AT- BROINflING3 Satista6tion Guaranteed Complete assortment of uo-to-date Spectacles Best Quality, Lowest. Prices, also full supply School Books Note Books, &c. Drugs Medicines and Chemical Toilet Articles Brushes, Combs and Perfumes Brown Drug Storms