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I XI S. AUGUST 18th 1904.
Isliss Gertie Down„ itt LoudI
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Mess Millie Bisseft. is ens inn
Mrs. Mies Le visiting lee,r ()nog ii -
ter, Mrs. John Oveme, at Maple
24 a Lodge,
in „iss 13rownine• Torouto
°melting Very Special ber cOnelQn 1)r,
INNER SETS
Browning'.
1 Mr. Edgar Westeoit, Se:Jo:eat, ie
holidaying wit h bis pi rer ; it few
daYs tide week.
Miss Della Croeltee ,cf. St. May,
We lime OR our counters for quick sale, twelve verv 'IS le.,re 911 iiii exten et 1 \ IA t Nk i,th her i
, C0.11SAUSA th4, Minees johns.
ice Dinner Sets, all bought at a epeeitil price. Do you
it one,
5
Lovely ow:eel
eau china Dinae:
Set, 165 pieces -
white body edge
s aded with
gmen floral speig-s
regular value SW.
$12,50
Swell porceleao Very pretty
Semi pareelean
Dinner Set, 10S
pieces, pure white
body, pink rose
, decorations, gold
stippled,a, beauty. t
Dinner Set, IOS
oIeees, White 1.);)"
ily, pink, shaded,
edge and floral
traeloge. gold
stippled regular
value WA 00.
$t2,50
Very tine semi
porcelean china.
Dinner Set, 108
pieces, pink scroll
deem- ations gold
stippled, a splend-
id bargain,
$8.25 $9.09 $9 00
Chniee printed; e r y pretty „ Pall 97 _piece piece yore!-
,
poreeleen Dinner' DitIner Sns 0711rreeoe Dxnnek lean Dinner be'
0.*
pieees. green flew- Set, gold ecnein"
Se`,97 pleces.blue. aetrigu. gooti p..,acoek wal geeen finral de-
florztig u toed Inaly, a real erorattorts, a. swell istall.golli
great, Yeeltee money saver. set. a goad one,
Do you buy your groceries from us! The people who do
uey, Our groeery stock' is. we believe, the best in
Every article sold on its own merits. Your money
bck ft you are not perfectly satisfied, Fair, Mut it,
T
Ur1nuSUYQr
1$utter nti
Miss, fele :Nloir has opened up
eninlY an confectionery store in
the noise office build.
Miss Olive Weszoott, wlio hes beez).
visiting at Eippen and liensall
turned home 00, Friday evening last.
:Mrs. Ward
Wm. Giner has returned
tome after a Pleasant visit with
friends end relatives io lisbeene.
Miss Lillian Robiusoo left on
aturday to resume. her position as
teaoher in a. school at, Auburn.
Wee Beneett, o Beyie, mew has
be,mviiing hor friend. Miss 13.
llebinson. reinrtied bona'. on Tues-
diy.
Mrs.. Dale, of Waynriuwit, N..
Y.
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. R.
uker. 1 a
et, Na7rt1k. for a short
nlisses Freda exid Genie Spec
itin Of Blenheim, were guests oC
heir aunt. tNirs. E. 3. Spaektnan,
duriag. the pasx neek,
Mr, and Mre, F. W. Madman, Dt.
ucns Suits
Regular price $14.00, selling price $11.98.
Regular price 12.00 selling price 9.89.
Regular price 10,00 selling price 7,90.
Regular priee 8.00 selling- price 6,60
Regular price 7.00 selling price 5 95
liDo3rs' Suits
and Mrs,. Amos were, gnests fresn
QV:n 4 tLIW lisikop.,,l,topplotit ono
we1diug4 on Wednesday,
\tr. E. Tucktr, of Hamilton, is vise
it Ha, well 44
T ping his grandmother, Mrh,
rveysr, Thames Road. as
frieeds telatives in Exeter.
To relieve tired', sore Alta perspir-
ing feet Nve lia.s* in stook Foot Elul.
Poet Ease, root Contforti. Ease'ra.elc
Either or which are reliable C.
tNew militia- natter appeal -el "s achweci0
Regular price $1.00 selling price .$5 48
Regular price 0.50 selliug price 4.90.
Regular price 5.50 selling price 4.69
Regular price 4.50 selling price 3.75.
ll'egular price 4.00 selling price 3.25.
Regular price 3.50 selling price 2,75.
Odd Pants
ocular priee $1 00 selling for g3 '45
A "'" •
Re LIU ar price 3.50 selling price 2.75.
- Regular price 2.50 selling for SI 9S
Regular price selling for L69
11,..‘egular price 1.65 selling for
--ER,P0
Mr, Nelson Sheere, of Sarnia, is!
olidaylog at his home here. I
oak
New Fall Dress Goods and Fancy Waistings.
We have just received our new Dress Goods and Waist-
ing arid, are selling them every day. Come and pick out
your New Dress or Waist and have it made up before the
busy season. We have all tbe fashionable goods in tbe lead-
ing colors, black, blue, green,. and brown.
GoLORED DRESS GOODS'
VIGUANAS
VENETIANS
BROADCLOTHS
HOP SACKING
CANVAS CLOTH
GRENITES
CHEVIOTS
MIXED TWEEDS
FANCY TWEEDS
$1.25
ud _of _Exeter
aelin Diusdale, at Kil):Pen, Impressions of Mr. c. 11, Bayley,
Meeter Earl tioathcott, is visitin,, 1
Fred Collinsl of 0olutnbus. (4 LQ'ti`nn' Willist in TnWn
Ohio, is visiting INIrs. Fred Collins. Last WOek*
Luta, Central 1)rug Store, Ete er. don friends this "week. the old town for any adopted city,
ilivitiato ::,,,,:a.,,age„,rtivir „,,,„,feurgiot,41r atube?rtie. til,‘74.1a co h1Fiters bas el a ocere ta tov.moeutLyfts.emeoi.ti.le slliteoerntetliftuttelettsdt
y
nlise nitre Sanders ie eneitiog Loa. A bit over twenty years ago Ilea
r. less E myth vis proud that 1 came from Exeter.
• 9 Mrs. J. Rendle.
kI 15 Mr. oriel Mrs. Skinner, of Mitchell. l'"Uss \\ 'rn have ever kept in touth with roy old
progress and improement. 1
assonfisecommeamsemossammineapagima 141123.* • Mrs, •;\tftlar and miss Tillie was partionlarly struck the other
Balkwill ere visiting at Grand Bend. day with its general appearanee,
g est of Atr.. awl Mrs. Geo, Sara -
Mr. and Mrs. „Shosenberg and NvItilst walking about town, meeting
dealings eltildren. ot London, who have been
If you have never had any
with us, please consider thisa
tion to gyre us a trial.
Opens an account in. our
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
414*" Ss Mar" lwi rei'llr"ti lArne eld sohoolmates and pa. tog to
f rom. lontrea 1, where he lets been i; respect to the fathers and mother.s
on a business trip. i of My boyhood days, of whom many
1.r.. Paul Madge, ot the Thames , are the grand parents and great -
Road, left ibis week -with three car I grandparents oi io-day.
Load of cattle for England. li rroud of Exeter, did 1 say t Yes,
.
That recently arrived Romanorf ' and any boy may well be proud of it
,, .
should thank his stars that be is too ' eft las native town. 1 care
young to read the daily papers. tavitere be resides. I've seen a
bit
''' "It• rerg"s"' of Si' Mar"' lifts lotion considered) do I find tl. clean -
'been engaged wall Mr. ati.8. Russell ex', better kept village than Exeter.
os blacksmith, for the incoming year., Nowhere do 1 see a better business
Xrei„ D. Rout ley and little I section than t he business section of
daughter ate rein wing acquaintanc-i Exeter, with its splendid well kept
es at Elintville ond 'Whalen this i stores, plate gloss windows, cement
week. i walks and well watered streets
Mrs. Wood left beim on \i'ed- 1 'Falk about Exet er going down I
spending tint past few weeks with
Ildrita- the latoes fatther. Hawk:-
shaw, returned bottle on Saturday
last.
The '4,,lisseit Berate end Butalt BBL
f St. Thomas, hove returned home
after a pleasant visit with their
uncle. Mr. J. S. liarvey. taster
Linden Barmy returned with them
for a liliOrt
Tito Times and the Parally 1rerald
and 'Weekly Star will be sent to any
address in Canada. or the United
States tilt Dee. 1004 for 'Mo.
To take advantage of this offer you
must subscribe at once,
We would be pleased if these hav-
relatives and friends visiting in
01.1. rt would notify us Of the fact be-
fore Wednesday nom of each week
so that we cart make, the announce-
ment in the columns of the Times.
Every dollar deposited works for you and earns er-
t ; if regularly followed up, the result will be
WEALTH AND PROSPERITY
The Sovereign Bank of Canada
Branches in Huron County at
Exeter Crediton Da.shwood Hensel! Zurich Clinton
•GrLA.D NIAN & STANBI.TRY,
r. KARIN.
Manager,Exeter, Branch
For Marriage Licenses,
Wedding Rings,
Watches. Clacks
Jewelry,
Spectacles Etc
CALL ON -
R 1-11CKSi
Watch Repairing a Specialty.
Head roppleston
an page s.
Mr. Jos. Davis left
tt, two weeks' holiday
Detroit.
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Gardiners ad,
last week for
with frO,luis ai
Mr. E. rowel' has )nade several
trips to Exeter with ids automo-
INtr. Bruce Dignan. of London,
------------"' spent Sunday undo r the parental
DR. OVE S
N OF LT.IDON, roof.
sargeon, Oculist, Miss Cooke, of Saginaw, Mich., is
spending a few days with Mrs. It. H.
Eve Ear, Nose anti Threat Collins.
Specialist, Deseass,
vrsits Exeter monthly'.
"Glasses Properly Fitted
Nasal Catarrh. and Deafness treated. Office
COMMERCIAL HOTEL. Dates of visits.
WEDNESDAYS, Silly 27, Sept. 7„ Oct, 5.
LCDUIDD office 225 Queens Ave.
R. E. PICKARD
General Selling Agent for
dpi
gt
and
Mr. r. Ross, of Toronto, paid
a flying visit among friends here on
Saturda.y last.
Miss Lashbrook, of Mitchell, spent
a short time here last week with
friends.
Mrs. Sohn Hawkshaw and Miss
Vera Rawkshaw spent Sunday last
with friends at Liman.
Airs. Landwher. (nee 'Miss Maud
nicks) is visiting her sister. Mrs.
H. E. Silk, at London.
Miss Vera Rowe is visiting Miss
SHattie Rollaway, of Clinton, for a
I couple oe weeks.
Miss McKay, of Aliso. Craig, is
. the guest of her aunt, Mrs. H. Smith
Any persons, farmers or others, at ”Sorinohurst Farm.' '
who contemplate purchasing lands
In Manitoba or the North-west Ter- Mr. W. 3. Clarke, of Winni-
ad_ peg, spent a few days in town last
ritories will find it to their
vantage to call on me, as 1 have week, calling on friends..
recently been appointed general sol- Miss Pearl Cook, of St. Thomas
ling agent for all C. P. R. and C. N. , and Miss May Pearson, of London,
W. Land Co's lands. Prices range are visiting Miss Flossie Taylor.
from $3.50 per acre and upwards. Property for Sale. - Desirable
Persorts who settle on C. P. R. property in Exeter, with suitable
lands within one year after por- residence thereon. Good investment
. chase have ten, years in'svhich to 1 Apply to Cla,dman & Stenbury.
pay for such lands.
Dr. Hotler, London, will be at the
Central Hotel Exeter on Friday,Aug.
26th for Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
consultation, eyes tested and glass -
Or at the "TIMES" office. '1es supplied.
Mr and Mrs. a. J. Nichite and
Miss Dorothy, of Detroit., who spent
the past month with the former's
raother, Mrs. John 'While, returned
For further particulars apply to
R. E. PICKARD, Exete •
Wit% DRESS GO0DS
BROADCLOTHS
VENP.TIANS
VICVANAS
COI1OE SolE
CANVAS CLOTH
ITOP SACKING
GRENITES
CHEVIOTS
Nevir Waisting
Freneli Twill with silk polkadots in cream, black, blue,
green aud led. French Delaines with fancy colored stripes
all colors. Fancy Cashmeres .with fancy silk embtoidge4.
stripes, blue, red, green and blaele Striped Lustres; Mae
white and blues.
neadYeetemoVirear SkirtS
a the country, but no where (pop
1
Our new fall Ready-to-wear Skirts will be here in a
other week. Don't forget to see them, they are beauties,
good goods, nice trimming, and stylish make-up. The prices
are low.
Ladies' Rain oats $4.75 up
Mrs. Buckingham, of London. NOM
has spent the past month with Mrs.
Wm. Sentheatt. Huron street re-
turned home on Thureday, accom-
panied by her grandson, Mr. George
Southcott, of London, who has spent
a month at Grand Bend and. Exeter.
-Mr. G. P. Ludlow, who was Win-
nipeg's representative to the Sons
of England Grand lodge, which was
held at: Montreal, lost week, is this
week the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J.
T. NVestcott, 'Huron street. Mr.
Ludlow visited Plymouth Lodge
No. 63, Sons of Englond, on Wednes-
day evening last.
Miss Ida Gracey, eldest daughter
Rev. Cracey, Gananoque, former-
ly of Thames Road, who for the past
year hos been visiting her brother
Mr. A. 11. Gracey, at Nelson. 13. C.,
was quietly married in St. Paul's
church there on Monday everting,
Aug. tith, to Mr. Alexander Grant
Lowe, of Vancouver, D. C. They left
immediately for the FAA.
IIMINCOINO.91====1..==1XMAM.AMAGrAbalIO
TO ADVERTISERS.
home on Friday last.
be copy for changes must Miss Lida Trevethiek peeceeded the
not later tlaan Tuesday noon. Casual othe r members of the family to
advestisements accepted up to noon I
Manitoba, baring last week in order
Wednesday of each week. to attend the next session of the
Normal School, at Regina.
THURSDAY, AtiG 18th, 1904.
Miss Amy Johns Vocal Graduate,
be left
• LOCALS
Subscribe, for the Exei,er Times.
We make a specialty of wateh and
clock repairing. D. Hartleib.
See ad. in this issue of sale of
'14fetropolitan. hotel.
Mrs. Harry Gould is spending two
weeks at Grand Bend.
MT. j. Wood. shipped a. car load o
t cattle to Liverpool, last week.
See the invitat-ion extended to yo
in the Sovereign Bank ad. last pag
Mi JOaD. TIawkshew leer onoThur
day last for an exl ended visit wit
friends ie. Chicago,
of ALMA COLLEGE, and boldin
3rd year certificate froin TORO
TO 1.1NIVERSITY, in piano, will ad
cept pupils in piano, vocal end hai
mony, beginning Sept let.
Mr. and lAre. Lammie, of Detroit
who :spent a two weeks' lioliday with
friends here, and at 'Jensen, re-
turned home on Saturday last ac-
companied by Mrs, S. Tail, -who will
spend tbe winter with her danglit-
rsx, Mrs. Lanaraie, at Detroit.
Dissolve. copperas (sulphate of iron
in water et the raLe, of a pound of
copperas to a. gallon ot water, and
sprinkle it freely in the hen house
and coops. It is an excellent and
cheap disinfectaxit. It limy also be
used with good results in and about
the kitchen sinks, or even about
unventilated corners of the bed
bed rooms but it used too freely it
will stain.
Retiring from Business. -Farmer
Bros. having disposed of their busi-
ness will continue to wind up all
business at the old stand until Oct.
1st. All cases, casks and empties not
returned after that date will
be charged. tie cash. All outstanding
accounts to be settled 'by cash or
note. A good residence to be sold
with all modern conveniences, or
exchanged for land property.
CARLANG
nesday for the Soo, where elle will t Why Ile a bang up top noteher-
visit her deughter, Mrs, IL N. its residentel streets, Many of
; them Are really beautiful, looks as
Miss Anderson,
Nricken,, of iszingsrmes spont though neighbors virs iNciVitkvienakelet
It few days or last week at'the par- other in friendly r.ive
swine. the, guest bE Bose W. no them attractive, with. lovely flowers
Mrs. Godwin. and plants pretty shrubs, and
splendidly 'kept Wens, fit for
Mr. G. 13. Scott, more famuarty any avenue, and now many of the
kne'wil as "C"gaa". to People °C1 homes would grace the best of our
this sectiou, removed „ lost "veek 'city streets Take for instance
from 'Toronto to Chicago, where ho /hese of W. Coming, 13, otNcii
will reside in -future. Robt Pickard Geo. Sainwell, 3. A.
The indications aro that a large 'Stewart, Dr. Anderson and- many
'number of Peoeile will take in the others -the like of which in points
harvester's excursion to the north- of beauty _ow costliness are found
.
west this year, leaving here on Aug. in en N
23rd. 'The 'number promises to , was indeed proud and presume
exceed that , of last year.
- The demand for Vanerhoo.f's cola -
rated remedies is rapidly' Increas-
ing, Tb ee consist of. Rheumatic
C U. re, °patent: Surpoeitories, Vigor
of Lite, Compound Antiseptic
Powder, Tonic and Vitaliser, stom-
ach 'Tablets, Catarrh Cure, Head-
ache Cure, etc. -C. Lutz, Central
Drug Store, agent, Exeter. '
The Hessian fly is now preparing
for hie annual autumnal work in
the wheat fields. The "Ctax-seed"
fdrin of him is left .behind the 'har-
vesters in the stubble, and it won't
be, long until the little fly Ns -ill be
out on his(or her more properly) mis
sion. But lier days aee few and full
of mischief. If she can't find any
wheat blades to lay her eggs on
she will miss her aim. In plac-
es badly infested held off sowing a
1 i Lie later.
High School Notes.-Parenie and
mardians intending to enter
'tudents for either the commercial
or full English course will confer a
favor by registering at once -with'
the secretary, Mr. 'John Grigg, as
the board are anxious to know with:.
out delay the number of desks avail-
able for outside applicants. Pare
ties having rooms for one or moet
pupils will confer a favor by leav-
ing' their names with the secreetary
or chairman with amount et ac-
commodation available. •
110 coMplithent my .old townspeople.
' The average family will spend $30 ! end commend idl Exeter "Old Boys»
.
a year for bread (wheat) at $1.201 to go home once in a while pre -
per bushel. They will spend morepared to see an up-to-date town.
for potatoes. several times os much.
for vegetables, Mare than this feel IITCES' FORECASTS
c,
fruit, and about $150 for meat.
The Exeter Times has eritered1. Reactionary etorin conditions will
upon the 32nd year of existence.. Al- 1 return on and next to the 19th end
though the founder, the late John 20th. This period will be within the
White, has passed away, the pub-
lication is still owned by the family
and holds to the old st-andard. Suc-
cess to it.-Goderich Star.
Mr. T. IX. Walsh, who has been for
some time eitectiged wifir Mr. Jos.
brace of earth's autiumnal equinox
and near the centre of the Venus
period, thus increasing the probabil-
ities of equinoctial storms on the
south waters and along the south-
ern coasts. There is almost a scion-
Cobbledick at the station warroe;, p"arrtt3Sillotilhe eartb before the
of such storms in
suoh
house, left ou Monday morning end of August, making, it wise for
Orono, where he will 'visit at his
home for a 10 NS" weeks prior to leav-
those most vitally concerned to
ing for Holland. Man., where he ex-
tne.first indications of every
pecte to reside. storm period. If all the people will
learn keep the possibilities of
Mr. and Mrs. C. :Dorward, of Chic- eh' eh ,toeriode well in mind, and with-
eu t t repidat ion or olarm calmly
watch developmems, the AV Or 5 t
storms that ewer come would be dis-
armed of much of their terror and
.deetructive consequences.
It is well to remember that dee
structive Venus hail storms are
formerlY owner of the. flax mill almost sure to intend 'the. storms,
here, and left Exeter seme nine
years ago. He reports progress eTten regents. especially in the greet northwestern rmag=“5233e.2"w"esem''''f""2"
' in
BROS
iture an
Undertaking
Buring the summer months we will give
5 per cent, off for all cash sales,
C,, HUSTON
neral Dir tor and Practicable Embalmer, Opera Ilouse
Bk
Fu
ago were renewing acquaintances
here during the. past week, the ob-
ject of their visit being to consult
one of our local physicians in regard
to Mrs Dorwerd'e health she hav-
ing received a peralytic stroke some
short time ago. Dorward was
FOR 0 VERS1XT Y lEARS _ _
AN OLD AND WELL-TRTED REMEDY.--11CS
Winslow'sSoothing Syrup has been used for
over sixty years by millions of mothers for their
children while teething, with perfect success
It soothes the ehiM, softens the gums, allays all
pain. cures wind colic. and is the 13est remedy
for Diarrhcea. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world. 25
cents a bottle. Its value 16 incalculable. Be
sure and take Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Sprat? and ask for no other kind.
"...."""..."*"*"....to the Fron
S660110 tO M0118 „ Is
A am
STfIR FLOUR
Customers say:
want nothing better
than the last lot.'
If "Give me the same as be-
fore."
III "We never bad better
bread than we are get-
ting now."
When in need of flour for
making bread call at the mill
for "Star."
Our Princess Makes
lent pastry.
excel -
Mill feed always on hand.
HARVEY BROS.
. Chiurve o rising barometer and ..********0***4*
the "Windy Cit y."
• Fall Term ODens SW, 611*
The Times has a supply of books very much cooler especially at night
giving a treatise the, horse and hie will follow for some days the reac•-
diseases, which we are giving away tionary storms ceniveing about the e
he iaid uubcrbesth en9th.toallnewindppssies.18d1
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book' contains an index of die- The last regular storm period for
eases, givinga deseription of each, August is central oil the 26th, ex -
with causes, symptoms and treat- tending from the 24th to the 29th.
ment, also a large collection ol Within this period the moon ie at
excellent receeepts, which are very full on the 25tb, ia apogee on the
valuable. The Times from now to I 261h and on the celest ial 81188 101' on
January 1st, 1905 for 25c, to new
subsctribers wily. Clubbing rates
on application.
Some of our readers complain of
being troubled with ants. The fol-
lowing reeelpt may be useful. Pro -
cute a lare,'e spoinee, wet it 'well
the 28th. Ties period is also at the
centre of the 'Venue -perturbation,
and fully under the pressure of the
earth's September equinox. We may
The indicatione arc [ha t the gen-
eral .disturbancee ot this last per-
iod will be followed by a general
and press it dry, winch will leave high barometer , tit Ilea C‘O, high
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the cells quite. open ; 'then sprinkle ; winds and unseasonably cold yeath-
over it some white sugar and place or out ot the northwest. 'It frosts
it where theants are troublesome make their enneeranee over the
They will soon collect 'upon the northern to Middle regions of the
sPonge and toke up their abode in countrY during the. last few days of'
the c is only necessary t 0 August , our (1((j735 riecd L bed.
h 1 le en
11
dip the sponge in boiling water, wholly taken by surprise7
which will wash them ou c am.
on nore sugar and set the trap for earthquake disturbances are Most
another haui. The ptocess will soon likely to reach a maximum, general -
clear the house of every ant. ly over the, globe, will be the 9t1i to
•
CASTOR IA
, •
For Infants and Children. •
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
the 13th and thc 4111 to the 281,h
of August.
Lady Jolir de Lotbinier; \vitt; of
Sir. Henri Joly de Lotbinic;re, Lieu-
tenant -Governor of firitish Colum-
bia, is lying at lie point, of death
at Gevernment Houee,[ram paraly-
sis, the attending physician reluct-
antly admitting that ileere IS 80
CENTRAL
sTRATFORD. ONT.
* • • *
* It pays to get a business educa- sp
* tion and it pays to get it in our *
4, school. Our attendance this
•
• year has been the largest in the 9
history of this college. We have •
• 4
* placed more students in posit;ons 40
*this year than in any previous •
(I
• D. A. McLACHLAN, 'Principal *
!yWeaa.rjg. .ELLIOTT, :President. 0'
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*Write to the College for a magnificent .0,
0.
@ *
**044.444144440411400.0.00@*@
With a consignment of short le
Georgia Pine. It makes th
most beautiful interior flnish o
any lumber on the market today
Lumber Lath
and Shingles
We are in a better position tha
ever to supply our many custome
with all they may require either fro
shop or yards..
Bee Keepers Suppliesready
delivery.
Place your Orders for Tanks early
Estimates cheerfully
as -Call in 'we like to see you.lee
I-IOUSE
IttXfiL15 HOLD DYES
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 0, LUTZ, Exeter.,,
Please examine the date on your
label end if not correct kindly let
us know and we will make the alter -
longer any hope of her recovery. aiion eic'qtgin-ASI
ROSS & TAYLO
EXETER, ONT.
Get After th
Bug-
For the Best and Cheapest
Paris Green
Hellabore
Blue Stone &c
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Browning's Drug Store
Old Eyes
Made Youn
Dim Eyes Made Bright
I eau bring back to your eyes, weak
ened with strain. ft cheer vision, th
natural ease and comfort O' V tY
years ago. And Why not ? I make a
specialty of sight testing, and use the
latest appliances for this inaportatit
work. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Graduate of Canadian College
of Optics,
Drug Store