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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1903-12-17, Page 8`4,' .1;1. 4 ,0 B0 EMBER 170a 1903 EWA-46. Arse } oil preparing for Xmas. We are ready with an immense lo;: of suitable and useful presents.. Presents for old and young, Presents for rich and poor. $100,00 far 1 a d. 1 e s, choice black Persian Lamb Coat, lo v e 1 y ,tight curl, rich glossy black. They are beau- ties, $45,00 for ladies' choice Electric S e a 1 Coact with mink col- lars, revers and front edging, A swell gar- ment. $37.50 for ladies choice Electric 8 e a 1 Coat with .American Sable Collar and Rev- eyes. A money sayer. $34.00for ladies' choice, plain, Electric Seal Coat with full roll storm collar. We consider this a great bargain, $23.00 to $40.00 for ladies' black astrachan and, Bakara,n Fur Coats.. A large stock to select from. $40.00 for ladies' black Russian Lamb Coats, Very small close caul, nearly as nice as Persian Lamb at less than half the cost, See them. $8.00 fur ladies' Tas- manian Sable Neck Ruff. Very full, soft fur, trimmed with cluster tails and cha- in. $4.50 for ladies' long black Fur Ruff, trim- value, with cluster tails and chains. Great $5.00 for choice of big lot of ladies, black Fur Oaperines. Large storm collars, 1 o u g and medium fronts. Regula' value 88.00 to $10.00. Xmas• clearing price $5.00.. A swell lot of chil- dren's ne sv Winter Coats, Xmas. prices cheap. A big Iot of men': fur caps, all at Xmas prices. See them. $2.00 for ladies' 111k. English Coney. Neck Ruffs. They're a snap. $500.00 formen's choice prime Canadian Coon Coats, natural, dark soft fur, The biggest coon coat bargaia of the season. Do you want one? $24.00 for men's chat - cost dark, swamp Wall- aby Fur Coat. A good looker and a great bar - gai n. $25.00 for men's nets ural black Russian Calf Fur Coat w h black curl dog collet. - one of our leaders. 324.00 for men's nat- ural dark brown Rus- sian Calf Coat. with. best Black Astrachan Collar. $19.00 for men's nat- u r a 1 brown Russian Calf Coat. A great wearer. $24,50 for men's black Corsican Luwb F u r Coats, small bright curl very dressy, $19.00'for men's black Bohemian Dog F u r 0 o a t. Large strong hides and very black and glossy. See thew. $17.50 for men's black Bishop Fur Coat s, great wearers and good lookers. • $19.00 for men's rat - ural Brown Yack Fur goats, strongest hides known and very heavy soft Fur. +15,00 for men's nat- ural grey Australian Coon Coats. We be- lieve that this is the best low priced f ai r coat that money can buy. $7.35 for the Galt Saskatchewan Robe medium size and $8 35 for largest size. Men's new Grovenor O. -rcoats in greys and Meek and white effects, leg values. $7.50 for ladies' Isa- halla Sable Ruff. Very full fur with long tad frot,t. Something net. 75c for children's: nice - bright f e 1 t Slippers. Tuliett style. $1.00 for misses bright felt Juliett Slippers. 81,25 for ladies felt Juliett Slippers. 81.25 for ladies new silk lined. mace K i d Gloves, A lovely pre- sent, 25o 50c and 75e f o r men's way mufflers, all colors. 75c for men's new silk shaped mufflers, swell goods. $11.50 for ladies fur Hued cloth Cape with lovely fur collar. $35 for ladies broehee silk squirrel lined Fur Cape, thibett colar and thibelt trimmed. Reg- ular value $50,00. A royal Xmas present. $12 50 for the newest and choicest semi por- celeaa Dinner Sets in Exeter, new floral dec- orations, gold tracings. 98 and 108 pieces. They are certainly swell. $33 75 hr very pretty 10 piece Semi porcelean. Toilet Sets. shaded in green, pink, blue and yellow. $5.00 for the finest 10 piece porcelean g o 1 d decorated Toilet Sets that we have eve r shown. Blue a n d pink floral designs. 25c foe very pretty China Candle Stick with colored wax cand- le, new cupid designs. 25c fora lovely lot of Laughing China figures Everybody laughs i n wonderland, come and see tbem. they're cute. 50e glass Bohemian vases for 25c. Ladies' Fur 0 a p s, Fur Mitts and Fur Mnffs. All at easy prices. Grey Lauib F u r Caps, Grey Lamb Fur Collars, Grey Lamb Fur Mitts. At Xmas, prices. Christmas Groceries, Candies, Nuts and Oranges All Fresh and New 3 lhs. hest new Rais- ins for 25c. Machine cleaned, 31bs. est new cur- rants, machine clean- ed for 25c. 10c.. per pound for our new,Vanilla Crisp Biscuit. ad daisy. 15c dozen for real nice oranges. 25c a dozen for our best Oranges. 12ec a pound for best mixed nuts. All guar - anted new. 50. the pound for loyely ei Figs. y new it 4 pounds nice mixed candy for 25c. 3ounds onr o w n special Mixed Candy for 25c. Lovely mixed Cream Candy 10c. Choice Chocolate for onIY 15c. Come everybody and share in our great Xmas bargains. Highest prices for all kinds of farm produce. J. A. STEWART The copyfor chanes Must be lettC 11, J 1,8 not aer than. Tueadeay noon. Co sui.I _. advestiseia. elite '' te accepted rip to neon • - , ' Wednesday of each week. X Xmas Chin r a uRSDAX, DECE11B11iR, 11th, 1903 Locals Light days till Oh sptmas. aX, Read Popplestone Gardiner'$ add ,en page 5. A nifty time of Purses at pl'la'sl;te Fair, Exeter, *s ek",,11 airs. Phil Rowcliffe is visiting friends in London, Mrs. Fred Keyes and child are visit- ing friends at Varna. The Seaforth Expositor have in- stalled a new Rodger's typograph machine, Mr, Harry Browning student at Trinity College, Toronto, is home for the holidays. Mrs, Floyd left last weelt.for Buffalo where she will mr keohe Brawn, home with her daughter, Mr, and Mrs, T. G, Stanbury spent Sunday with the former's uncle. Rev. J. G. Stuart, of Knox church, London, Miss Stoneman, milliner with Miss Morlock, left last week fon her home in Mitchell where she will spend her holidays. L. H. Dickson and J. G. Stanbury were at Goderich on Wednesday in connection with the damage action of Spencer vs Ratcliffe. Miss Stout, of Kirkton, who is a student at Clinton High School spent Tuesday .with Mrs. J, T. Cairns, while on her way home to Kirkton. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refundthe money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature i- on each box. 25c. Mr Hicks, of Xilleruey. Man., is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Flicks, Janne street. It is twelve years since Mr,Hicks left here for the North- west. CALENDAR PADS -We have on hand at this offiec a number of calendar pads,all sizes, which will be sold cheap to clear out the stock- These pads are suitable for fancy calendars of all kinds. Rev. Mr. Shaw, of Egmondville preached the preparatory sermon's in Oaven Presbyterian chn'rcti on Friday last. The sacraurentai services being conducted by the pastor, Rey. W. M. Martin on Sunday morning. NoRtios Bon lion Disbetr 35c to 750eaeh, Berry Sets 125 ta, el 75t ertcli Biscuit Jars lee wail 5 o'clock Tea Sets 1.25 to $1.35 each Fancy Fruit Plates 1,25 to $L50 Bread and Butter. Plates 1.00 to. $1.75 a cozen, Fancy Royal Art Jardiners and Vases 50c to $1,75 each anoy Salad Dishes 50c each. Xmas 'fist Bags The Sovereign Bank of Canada Head Office Toronto. Executive Office, Montreal. Make a Start bhy depositing ONE DOLLAR in time to time as yon, are old, you will song he placed beyond the possibility of being in want, We invite you to open a SAYINGS BANK ACCOUNT. Interest paid at the high- est current rate from date of deposit. GLADMAN & STANBURY, ' F, E. DARN Solicitors. Manager, Exeter. t is bank and adding to it from For Marriage Licenses, Wedding Rings, Watches, Clocks Jewelry, Spectacles Etc r, ALT, ON R HICKS Watch Repairing a Specialty. ORDER Now. The TLMES afnd To- ronto Daily News for renewals or new subscriptions at the low rate of $2.00 till Jan. 1905. PROPERTY FOR SALE. - Desirable property in Exeter with suitable resi- dence thereon. Good investment. Apply to GLADMAN & STANBURY. Overcoat Snaps for Xrnas buyers just two weeks and the world's greatest holiday will be here. From now till then things tor Xmas will have first place in this store. • There will be no neglect of regular stocks, but holiday goods of all kinds will be kept in the foreground. We are anxious to clear out our stock of Ready -to -Wear Clothing and Overcoats, the remainder we do not intend carrying this line and are offering of out Overcoats and Suits at greatly reduced prices. They are up-to-date in style and quality. Overcoats from $5 up to $12 Suits from Furs from soc. to $xo.00 Fancy Goods You will find our stock of Pin Cushions, Handkerchiefs from 10. to 50c, Doylies, Fancy Collars, etc., complete in every way. The designs are new and up to-dar.e. and although the variety is large. there are few of any single pattern. Colne and look them over before the best are gone. $4.5o to $1t ltli6s ••��m /`��a .�� and Ga G����01t1ae tlrl o��l 1 We lin,ve a fresh stook of Groceries and can supply you with everything that is needed to make a Plum Pudding or a nice cake, Our Fruits, Spices and Candied Peels are fresh, t'See our window for big display of Christmas Candies, Nuts, ete You will buy in greater comfort and have greater variety to select from if you do your Christmas buying early. Stocks here are all ready. Colne in and see for yourself, +1m - +! YE0 i0 All kinds of produce taken in exchange. Ladies' ea rist Bag, solid leather brown or black with gold chain and patent fastener, 75e each. Wrist Bags In Black or Brown with chain, only 50c. Fancy Wrist Bag in black only with chain, special 45r and 50c each. Xmas Belts Ladies' Silk Belts . with fancy tnckle and back piece in black white ank red, special 25e, 50c and 75c each. Xmas Neckwear Newspaper subscriptions are always paid in advance; that is to say,though the subscriber may not do it, the publisher is obliged to, as the paper dealers, the compositors, the type makers, ink makers, the pressmen,the landlord and others will not wait .for pay until the year expires. FOR OPE[ISLET Y IEARS Ax OLn AND WELL-TETatn Rtt DY.-&ars Window's Soothing Syrup has been used for over sixty years by minions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain cures wind collo. best remedy and is the y for i5iarrhasa. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. 2.5 sure aanddtakemMrrsslle is Window'sSoothing Syrup and ask for no other kind. Call and see sample copies of the Lf Broken' B 'Heart " new act two ores, P ,. ,4 given and Bard w Choose, gn e prem. Tums 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 Taxes and above paper and get these two pictures as well as a quick reference map of the Dominion. J. G. Stanbury was at London on. Saturday appearing on behalf of the Executors before Hon. Mr. Justice Meredith in couuectiou with a motion brought by them in the case of Her- bert vs Herbert to dismiss the actor. This is the action by Walter Herbert to have his father's will set aside. Judge Meredith ordered Walter to pro- ceed with his action at -the Spring Assizes or it would be dismissed, Meredith & Fisher. of London, are acting for young Herbert. CLUBBING PAPERS - Now is the time to decide what papers you will take during the coining 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 TIMES we can save you mousey. We have added to out 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 see some of the premium pictures. SG.tme' Xmas. News. -2 -We have now side"'vlesey "Bine ;pe.rtume,s" in cralse;1s tercels repaving from 300 to132 or. $3 -`es,e are very suitable for Xmas; prey Watts. We also have some very err- ileindt hair brushes and toilet articles t ui•bable for. Xmas. preeenbs ; brushes Reviling holm 30e. •tto 53 ee.e ; all grali- es, dneluding Ube best. We have ton le, hasty assortment of "wall pockets" t'veiry •pre,tty costing only 15c. or 20e 'Theses make very useful Xmas prase - we have, same reetl gootil .and ,. t,. nxzOng -.. •:-•.•adt L Rr , u U to u oa-j17d P p stare, Exalter, Call anal ook at there anpyway Nailltess FLorseshoes.--As a suibsti-- tate for the ordinary nailed horseshoe a Pep,ne6^bvanian has invented: a saline, Which can be applied very readily and assured bee asingle balls' The shot epeeists oaf; a plate of 'horseshoe ,form provided with heel add toe calks. Pi- voted to tiro upper face of the plate at the bees ends are two draw! straps made to fit the contour of, "t'he. ,hoof Tanrgue-ptraps are pivdted to these draw-stlra.ps and provided with. lugs nit tiheir• ends, to receive the clamping belie A toeestrip pivotaily aatbaehei3 to the toe of the honsenhoe extendssurp ward to meet the tongue -straps., end ep:midges ,provided in this toeestrap a adapted to receive a projection forte - ed onr sle ormedenratle ve la rhearsen the WASs - rti This; .toe k on 'the e of the Inge PH , projection•rves to told the serape from warkeng downward. In planing the ghee on the horses hoof. the st t ps may be quickly ssavung in poser n, and secured by meand of the bole Rev. Irl 11iok'as Foreesests for tee week ending feeember 2otih. ,.., The Ladles' fancy Collets in pink, white, blue and reseda, with lace and fancy open stitch, very pretty 25c to 50c. each, • Xmas Gloves Ladies Kid Gloves in tans, greys, and blacks with fancy stitched backs every pair gu'iranteed $1.00. Xmas Handkerchiefs A: wry fine ass Hi went of faaacy lace, heitisiliebed, tucked end ecu- broidery ll.isulkerchiefs 5, 10, 15, :a�0 and 25 ceute each. Also a large stock of silk Handkerchiefs in plain and initials 25c. to 50u. each. Xmas Linens Bleached Table Ciotti of very fine linen, hemstitched, large size and a doz. Napkins to inatoh for $5.75. Bleached Table Oloth 2x21 yards nice border Xmas. bargain .$1.25 each. Fancy Linen. Towels. Fancy Lin- en Tray cloth, Fancy Linen Doy- lies, Fancy ' Linen Centre Pieces,• Fancy Linen Side Board Scarf, Fancy Linen Table Napkins, All at very low prices. Table Covers Fancy Silk Table Covers with silk knotted fringe. Special for Xmas. $2.50. Fancy Chenille Table covers with deep fringe, pretty' colors, makes a nice present $1.00. Cushion Tops Fancy Silk Cushion Tops, .nicely embroidered. Special 50c, and Tic each. Kid Mitts Ladies undressed Kid Mitts with fur top, heavy wool lining only $1.00 a pair. SNELL & RO reV.4r• sIlkxrm period central on( the 17th lazed extending from the 15th • to the. 20th, will bring a derided tall of tee baineme•tc,r, proIgresesiviely from, west to east. The temperittt•ure . nvil1 rise, winds will -shift to southerly and easterly, and more storms of rain and snow will develop in eastern parts on angle' 'Lqueleinig the 17,th. Dearing tate 18Jh1 to 2ath these s,Lartms will pals over •she country to the Atllantic+. Rain to ilhe aeauetI anaa'd, turning to sleet and scow northward, may be expected, -all folllowed from the northwestby high barometer, wintry gales and a cold erase. It will be the pant of evis(lpen and common sense to anticipate such tib(ings end; make .prefiax'atisens for therm before they come upon you A reactionary storm period is central on the 22nd ;and 23rd exactly+a•t theorises Of 'tibia' -010:their sc5 iti,c{s, ;The; p+rol.un- ed, " tends ney to eternalness •axid ;ptreoi'- pitatian; thirough all this part- of the will 'break inity, well defined stermslof rein, wind and snow on and.. about tepee elates.Another cold ave.will 1id11asvt this reattionary; period; dere trig whiele'the .melrpury nvillttfia>11 ivory low, •and. 'the cold will penetrate, quite far into the south. • Anniversary Serv4ces.-The anniver- sary earrices .connection wnbh tee Jamee:-►it. Mieithodise church eveare held on Sunday and Monday lase. The services on Sunday were presided over by the Rev. George B;isho.p,ofr the Fleet. Me,tbledist Church, Lbrndnn. This was Mr. Bishop's first lappexr- aanice before an Exeter audience arra be dae`Lighted his hearers at bath ser- vkies.i Hiss ipresellsiin,g was powe*fut, aead 'haeepful, nhch an scriptural expos- itions and. withal, conveying to •The• hearers the impression of the reserve ociwer •beahiSdi at. The subsrlriptic(ns and, hpintiributions weire• very en- entouraging but had :the• day not been stci nay and severely cold larger con g'rp•gafstans woad, have bee present. ten Monday ,eavaemring a saerred concert Wats-,giveal by Miss• Anna Beckett, of Detroit assisted by local talent., Miss Ileckelt delighted her audieinaeaand at every namtber war -tear lily eanerel( whish she dreseoeaded in •a pleasant. un- affeeted manner, wh,ieh quite wan. the hearts of all. Hes voice has a range orf four octaves and she cirri sing any. thing in music, classical, grand opera, title., etc., and in heir rendering oft the "Ulbrich' of LLe Gamete= idtelni' 51 • ,might be said could not be excelled Her enuzu in1Lion is well nigh petlfeletts every word belong ;heard to the farther era aartn,e,r of the church, with .ease. (elm woo ably ,ass,istese by Brief. aJian,es 4vtillt, ai pipe • organa solo, piano Felep.tiL Ong by Miss N. Martin and elarionet solo by Mur. George al+',cirett, all of which were, well received. paednihal,e-Crd,Ltenden.---On Su,Lurd.ay Dleceimber 121th,, 1903, .a very quiet but happy event was solemnized in the Ataiin.,st Methodist Chute*, it being Ube DeeSSIon of the. -marriage of, Miss ltmma Peculate, daughter of Mrs. Pen - hale, Gidley street, and. NLr. lhayman ante ndnrn, of Bleat. The reretmony eves •puarfo,rmed by Re's-. Wm. Godwin tut tee hour oL 7.45 a. •m., a very- few cif the •immnldi a•te eoleetives being; pore- cs li the our as'ear- 't ,ated a,1Gh h w n rt, + �x , 1 •a permrber of friends ;gathered ,to/ wittiness the pleasing ceremony. , The bride was beicamingly attired in e suit of'.navy blue oosi.uwn clout with white silk waist and hat to matctlt. The bride and groom were unattended. Af- ter ;t he +ceremony was porfornletd and •cddngraitulatians beetowelt upon the happy pair while the registrar was being signed, Ales. J'. Bi,ateh,ford,play eel tee wedding mgirrch, after which thew weire driven to the station and. took the 8.35 train for Lbn,don, • St. Thema+ whefr,e• :they will, spend. some titni)e 'with eiliernde prior to taalki:ng up tlheir rresideeteei in lliyth.. ;Mrs. Crit- Imago was an . active ihebp in the Boy - al Teamplars:of Temperance, and a zeal out worker in bhe &raci .y Sehoot, and oiler ebureh work being amember of thel•ain - t Methodist r oar: The mcmaxelris ,aC whirl assemblea et her homes a 'fletv. nights previous to her Marriage and :pretreated her wile. d, beautiful walnut center table. The yowng'cnupbe are both well and' t3av- seabiy known Mete, and: •aha beast wish es set sated of friends follow them to their new bonne. RLING BROW immaom Merry i i trria You would think it was merry to see us selling present, these days, and judging from the way they are going out it will be a merry Christmas for a great many. W. C. T. U. Noites.-Jottings firor tem St. Thomas Convention. IFrlom the resolution committee "Resolved that we reaffirm,., our faith in the to - tal pxw'hipition of the liquor, traffic. which inoludes total abstinence far' the individual and Legal prohibition. tar the slate; also in equal franchise tar men and women, and hi political, social and ,personal: purity." Whereas t'he ,abertters of the liquor traffic are bard at work to keep a foot-holde and to obtain favour from political lead.. ,ers'ande .cheurchmen, whereby even. professed Christians by thousands are Led to vote with parties which gelor the gale, of i,ntoxictan,ts ;' and aw;herea,5r the word led warning of the Almigh- ty is being defied ; and, whereas, the result of the drink habit inelude:,phy- abeal wretchedness, :mental imbecility,. with moral dagred;atian, crime, ,pov- earty and untold fathoms of Jamentae tions mourning and woe result from nae sale .of Intoxicating liquorts, there - Dere, resolved thaat the cause of tem- peras/ice calls. loudly Box perwlee;r unlgl effort in the .value of the. Lord to put down the saloon business by civil antis 'Deity or .prohibition. Resolved that in order to this end we wilt earnestly eindeevecur to ornate right .P blie sentiment in regard to Chess things Mies Sproule, the Missionary from Al - game, reiparted in detail the work done during the year in the lumber- 1Rg d'sttricts. Though often diet only waaxiia,n in tyke +amp was always treat- ed with the greatest kindnes(srand •cta;unbe'.ey. Gine great. need among the men is more literature to divert them daring rainy wenbher. Repoirte leav- tag travelled over five thousand miile,s during the y er of misdsi.arnnary work Besides'holding meetings had distri-+- buted aureat ,amount •of literature. Among the Roman Catholics had leen kthngly andi biospitably reeetved. The Day's Markets. - Every Live- stock main, merthane and farmer in tees section knows that ihc,aiuotations en Toronto markets are those which govielefna rib . whole Province. Wlien'n daily ,epeivepaPer. dedvates a large a mo- nnit q space to bright, crisp, we1I,ar-- alac>,g+ed marke<information with' price quail biolns'traain day to diayy, .i;t a is su� orf- a.place. in the Ignorable judg- nthn't of men interested in business af- a °CFOOd" not a "Fad." Lairs. For mangy years the furnishing oaf each information rested largely Our facilities for handling the chop %p,itib the morning papers of .Toronto.,, i,t it has been Bound that to. many ping trade are unsurpassed. The new s deers, ,particularly at points dis- .Natant grinder is giving great satis- nt from Toronto, the malum., tion faction. B5 published is of little a terns-. to an caries •to wait until afternoon, to laid reperte et markets wheel close at 'Clock or earlier on tee previous ty:tijn,:ron. The 'Toronto News mak- e. speicdalty of its commereialanews. rge sparse is deecded to this depart - 1. and the Oluctuations in pricey of vaatious commodities, such as live Ir, grain, butter, ohesse, seeds, fru- td hogs are noted each day. • The edition of tails paper, with closing etiolate arrives many hours in ed - van of Toronto morning papers. Un- der •i soh circumstatnees, •- The News may be ,reigarded ase a -valuable : ad - an n•o matte business m r 'ono' tb the s , whit branch of business activity ea gages his •attention. Partioular atten tion is paid to price movements on. To- rt."•antes ' 'arketa,. and many im�portantt items o market news are 'fouxtd' in Tee Nese many hours before they are pubtis'hn •18 .ar'ty other journal blithe, Deeninion.. The News mairatains a bngh•�awdard in all its departments. Titer •c lay'e, he.ppe ntngs are recorded in terse but compreliouelve manner. Betsey issue comba las • sdmetbis g Of interest to every member' of the fata- lly. The pricy of Ehe Newts is astonish brag,, '$1,00 a year. Think of it, 13 pa,g- es each werck-•day in' the year, with twelves additional pages on�'Saturday-, for •one &tear t A post card sent r ttr The Newss. Toronto, will bring esam- pee. copy, avid particulars of their pro - offers. ata e clubbing. f bl Q ..tom- �3 � �. ..�. lama° The Kind You Nave Always sought Of Easy to Buy For 12 1M20 Silk Collar Forms Fancy Handkerchiefs Silk Handkerchiefs Fancy Ribbons Fancy Flannelettes Cups and Saucers Cream Pitchers Fancy Plates Fancy Odd China Shaving Cups For Oc Swell Stock Collars Best of Belts Swell Neck Ties Nice Neck Mufflers Initaled Silk handkerchiefs Chenelle Table Covers Pickle Dishes Salad Bowls Fruit Dishes Bread and Butter Plates For c Nice new Stock Collars Latest Belts ' EmbroideredHandkerchiefs Good Silk Handkerchiefs Wool Gloves and Mi Purses Jardineres; ` Bread and Butter Plates China Cups and Saucers. Nice Silk Ties. For LOO Good Kid Gloves Nice Shoulder Shawls 6-4 Chen' Table Covers Pair best Linen Towels Black Underskirts Umbrellas. Fancy Lamps Fruit Dishes Berry Sets Cake Plates NSCKWARE,-We have just opened lap the svvellest lot of gents new Puff Ties, .Ascot Ties, Neck Muffiers, and ladies Stock Collars ever shown in Exeter. A dainty Christmas present. A� LIN J�io. Cheap Furniture Good Furniture Xmas . ;Furniture Until the new year ,we are offering big bargains in Furniture. 5 per cent discount on all cash. sales. Picture Framing and 'all kinds ordered work cheap. aHUSTON Funeral Director and Practicable Embalmer. Opera House Block 00000000.0000.®0000a0i'.0.0 a .;i i,r You .. re a,®tion,® o e ht It e it g a,aaa® When you insist on having Harvey Bros.' Flour. Our STAR FLOUR Is made from the choicest Ontario and Manitoba wheat. The quality of our Wheatlet Has been improved by Steri- lizing it. We sell 10 pounds for 25c... Give it a trial it is t tl 3 a ed. 15 sto. it a bast'' quo Additional 'LooalS On Page 5 tf1Ft-VEY BROS MILLERS 00000000000000000000000000 008Oim® e®m0SO0ee001118Se 13e a A FACIOUS SCHOZ L CENTRAL STRATrORD, ONT. 6 A large, wide-awake, working. s a hustling result -producing school a vein BEST RVS1t ESS COLLEGIE IN 3 CANADA To -DAY. Graduates al- 0 ways get oositions., This college placed many of Its graduates in other business 6 colleges as teachers. e r A With= TEEM OPENS dA.N. sea. q, 6 Handsome catalogue' free. B 0 'fi . J. ELLIOTT, • Principal N soa000Atoosis00me eauceeresoeos HOUSE L•LXILb roLu DYES These Dyes will 'dye Wool, Cotton, Silk, Jute or Mixed Goods in one bath -tbey•are the latest and Most improv- ed Dye in the world. Try a . package. All colors at C. Ltrrz, Exeter. • B-.ilding Material We wish' to thank our many cus- tomers for their vaned patronage during the year 1903 andrespectfully . solicit a continuance of their valued orders. We also invite all who contemplate building in.1904 too call and inspect our stock which will be found com- plete in every department, and a1 prices that will justify them in placing their orders with us. We manufacture `-'t,, Packing Boxes and Crates and Bee Keepers Supplies, such tie Beehives and Hive Fittings, ROSS 14 TAYLOR EXETER,. ONT. --AT- BROWNINBS Satistaation Guaranteed Complete assortment of, uo•to-date Spectacles Best Quality, Lowest Prides, also full supply ' SchoolBook Note Books, &c. brags; Medicines and Chemical Toilet Articles Brushes, Combs and Perfumes Brownni 03rug S ore;