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I M B.1 Si C T B E 27th 1.904
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your Butter
Eggs and Dried
0,pples we want
them,
v.R. tis 2 ro,bertstt swt er
than we show
era lateen.)
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Extra
No,
About a dozen Ladies' new Tailor Mad
Coats in "Extra Small Sizes", a variety a,
styles, all this season's make, greys and
black with and without capes, with and
without belts. Some of our very choicest
coats are in this lot. Every coat to be
sold at a bargain price. If you are be-
low the average size now's your time,
About 25 ladies new Tailor tacj
Jackets in full cued extra large sizes, t10
come in Black Beaver, Black Keroey,
Black Cheviot, and Black and Grey
Frieze Cloth, with and without h<s
and capes, some very smart militar
effects in -self strapping and stitching. NO
matt' 1,,rge you are we UAL*: we
eau fit :,on with a very swell coat and at
ery reasonable price.
,
Extra
No.2.
We ae ing Big success with our new Dress Goods, our
stock is very large and complete. Our new Broadcloths are special
values. We have a special line of new Black Goods that ere very
interesting to buyers.
bee our lathes'
2i5e Vo,its
the
are special
STEWART
Sxtra value in
Men's fleeced
Lined Under -
We are selling the balance a our
tinware at cost,-.Charltores Fair.
Cidee Barrels rm. Sale. -Ranging
in size from, 5 to e0 gellons, at Fee-
er al3r°s
Wuted,-A you lady wit/. exe
perieuee for tee dry goods depart-
ment,-Cerling Bros,
e TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qui ine Tab -
tete. All eruggists refeed .1,ve mon-
ey if it fails to elute E, W, Grove's
signature is ou each imx, 25.
Leave your orders eerly tor red
and white cebbage, tannins, beets
pnmpkins, squashes and winter Iraq-
e,,ables ot Louie Day's market
Gerdener, Exeter.
er ne and Influenza Remedies,
Dow's end Winares Corelitiou Pow-
ders, Improved English Stook Food,
lierisageine Internetioeal Stork Food,
and all kinds of Poultry Spice. For
sale lw C. Lutz, Central Drug Store,
Exeter
eitieorge Scottwho spent Kane
ontits in she Northwest this sum
r, 411111, NV11.9 reeellaY relarnere ep,d
hes Lean epending a few weees with
bis family here, laf t this week for
Olds. Alberta, wisera he will make
preparations for his famievwhet will
follow lem in a couple ef weeks,
Piektird. of Drrenabo. Mr.
Will Piceard, Q Seaforth. Mrs,
Oickeoeon, Arkona, eliss Olive
Hooper, Mrs., t.. Piceard and on
Robin, of Loncima, elr, and Mrs.
ertvood, of Toronto, were among
lose from a (tistance, who attended
3 funeral of tbe late joraes leeks
rd Tuesday last,
Conservative Meeting, -Mr, It, 3
Gene,bC Censervative caudelate kir
South Ileroe. Mr. IL Either, M. P.
wear at 45c, P.. and otlaer epealsers -teal address
the electors of South Huron, at
Dashwood, on Thursday. feet. 27th
and at Crediton. on Saturday Oct.
29ththe meetings to open rat
8 o'clock v,rn. AU are cprdially in-
vited to atteud,
tar appe= th, tbjB sews cacti week)
lake Provisio
Lean n,t upon others; rely upo
our own strength ; earn your Own
aollars; save and deposit as many
these dollars as you can; deposit them
at any of our branches.
We mak,e no discrimination whatever between large
and qinall depositors ; all are treated exactly alike.
We shall be glad to have you call and learn our methods
f dealing with the public.
The Sovereign Bank of Canada
Branches in Huron County at
Exeter Credlton Dashwood Hensall ZUriCh Clinton
GLIDelAN STANBURY,
Solicitors.
F. E. KARN
Manager. Exeteenranch
For Marriage Licenses,
Wedlcilree IRitegs,
Watches, Clock
Jewelry,
Spectacles tc
CALL ON
R, HICKS
Watch Repairing a Specialele
DR. OVENSsu?Loljt?tigt:i1:
Specialist, Desoases,
Eye, Ear„, Nose and Thr
visits Exeter monthly.
Glasses Properly Fitte
Nasal Catarrh and Deafness treated. Office
COMMERCIAL HOTEL. Dates of visits.
WELIPLESDAYS, inly 27, Sept. 7, Oct. 5.
Nov. 2, Nov. 30. Loudon office 225 Queens Ave.
2 good brooms for 25o. at Charl-
ton's Tale.
Read Popplestorte is• Gardinera ad.
on page 5.
Special Sale of-
Iligh=Class Clothing
NOW IS THE TIME to buy your 'Winter Overcoat and
be prepared for the cold weather whie,J1, is coining sure.
en
M's Suits Men's Overcoats
„. $ 10 50 We are to the front again with the best •I'election of
$12.00 SUIT FOR .,, , ,, „.$10 75. $ 12 00 COAT FOR Mens, Youths and Boys Overcoats to be seen anywhere.
Us es swi mon, .., ,.. . .. 0, $ 99 10 00 COAT FOR , 8 $9 Try one and see how they fit.
8 50 surr ran ,., ..,..._ .,. ,., 7 49 9 90 COAT _FOR... .. „-- 8 49
00 COAT FOR ,, - -,..... - -- 725
5 00 SUIT FOR - .., - ,..... -3 99 7 00 COAT FOR '... as 1.. 5 99
Chickens far •St. Louis -A ble
hipmeut of highsersade eleekeest
las mule from anion, Saturday,
via, C. P. for St. Louis World's
There were three cer loads of
which mere sent by breed -
from all or Ootstrio, Mr. Pick
rd, of Murat) is oolong the local
breeders wit* are sending, birds to
exhibit.
As the deer Jaunting steason opens
fl LL closing daye of the political
eanipt5n now waemg, the stews
11, extended frOM tbe 13th to
1 .0 of November. This will he
It five days' extensioe which will be
appreciated by the hundreds of hun-
ters who wish to exercise their Iran-
hise end yet spend os much time is
possible in the woods,
Sale Bills. -These having their sale
bine printed at this office will re-
ceive a -free notice of Um sale in the
Tiros and thILIS get the benefit of
oar large circulation. This is a fact
which should be remembered. Sale
bills are not seen by all in the dis-
trlct whefeas The Times goes every -
Where. The melee though given
free is often worth more to the per -
eon -bolding sales than what is paid
for the poaters.
The last period of disturbance in
October, blending with Mereury
equinox, is central on the 27th an
See how to protect yourself in the 28th. At this time look for a renal -
Sovereign Bank adlast page. lion to warmer, with falling barome-
ter and return of rain and thick clod
exess and mist, amounting to sleet
in many eections nortlew•ard. T3
month, will go out with anti-storn
areaspreading eastward from the
west-north•west causing sgenera I
change to much cooler. •
Market Report. -The following is
the report of Exeter markets. cor-
rected up to Thursday, Oct. 27th.
Wheat from 95c to $1.03 per bushel
Oats 28 to 30 zents per bushel.
Barley 38c. to 40 cents.
Peas 58c to 60c per bushel.
Brae $16 per ton.
Shorts $20 per ton. e
lour, $3.00 per cwt.
ow •grado flour, $1.25 per cwt.
hicken Feed, lc. per pound.
Butter, 14 cents per pound..
Eggs, 18c per eozen.
Dried Apples, lc per pound.
(Gtheekeins, 7 -pants per pond.
Ducks, 8 cents per pound.
Mr. A. Q. Bobier is making large nPork dressed, $6.75 per C\511.
shipments of sugar beets Irene here Pork, Live Weight, $4.75 par cwt.
The crop is very good and am price We h,ave just received a copy of
Paid is $4.00 a 'ton. the report of the first annual con -
Mr. A. Sheere has returned: hOme vention of the National Association
from Manitoba, where be has spent of Canadian Stock Breeders, held in
the past summer, contracting and 1 Ottawa, March 7 -12th last. This
building.
Messrs. Ross & Taylor have let the
contract for the mechinery for
their new saw mill lo the Bell Co.,
of Seafortb.
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\Boys' 3 Piece Snits
Boys! Overcoats
*5 60 surr FOR ,. $ 99 $ 7 00 COAT FOR .., $509
• I 75 Stria FOR „ 3 95
4 90 UT FOR ... „, ...„, 3 35 50 32 COAT FOR,, .. 8g made up eery etyliela with good lining for $7,00,
3 75 SUIT FOR ...., -. 3 00 4 70 COAT FOR .-„ 3 99 A etriped Tweed Overcoat, velvet collar, straight and breast pockete,witle
tbe elew belted back and strapa cuffs. The best of lining. Very swell, the
Boys' 2 Piece Stilts Boys' Reefers ewest coat this steeson for $9.50.
$ 4 09 SUIT FOR ... --$ 3 pockAettoolhve:rvyygdosordksgt.yreleyfForilestioe.looet.h. loose hack, Velvet collar. etralghe
3 SO SUIT FOR -• 2 95 $ 3 00 oo,k`r FOR - 2 50
3 00 SUIT FOR ,,, 2 75 2 75 Ca.kT Felt e.s.„ . 2 25
Little Gents and Youths
2. 50 CelAT FOR ,e „, 00
3 'Wells's Specials 3
A. nice black Cheviot Overcoat, Velvet collar, straight and. breast packets.,
2 75 SUIT FOR '2.25
Mies MoCallum, of tbe Commer-
cial betel, is visiting friends in St.
Marlys.
Dr .and Mrs. Anderson and fam-
ily spent Sunday in Seaforth visiting
friends.
Vented. IA boy fo loarn the mer-
cantile business, apply in writing to
lestone & Gardiner.
iss Mary Taylor, of Zion spent
a few days in town this week visit-
ing friends.
Rev. It Redmond, of Talbotville,,
spent part of last week here with
sister, Mrs. 3. E. Dignan.
See our south window for displ
at souveniors of Exefer.-Charlton
Fair.
Mr. J .P„ Resat, general ,a rant for
the Confederatien Life spent a
few days in town tins week renewing
old acqutaintances.
R. E. PICKARD
General Selling Agent for
C. P1 R. Lands
Any persons, farmers or others,
who contemplate purchasing lands
in Manitoba or tlae North-west Ter-
ritories will find it to their ad-
vantage to call on me, as I have
recently been appointed general sel-
ling agent for all C. P. R. and C. N.
W. Land Co's lands. Prices range
f,rom $3.50 per acre and upwards.
Persons who settle on C. P. R.
lands within one year after pur-
chaee have ten years in which to
pay for such lands.
For further particulars apply to
R. E. PICKARD, Exeter.
Or at the "TIMES" office.
11111110111111101ENNEMINalle ,...aimaizarea.tx!e,
TO ADVERTISERS.
be copy for changes must be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestisernents accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
'THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27tla 1901
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Election, one week from to -day.
Dr. E. A. Midst, of Oredlton, was
in town on Sa,itireay.
Mr. Thos .Harton speht tbe fore-
part of this week in St,Marys.
Mr. Wellitagioa Meteltell, of Brant-
ford is viFiting frieeds in town.
Rev. W. Godwin took the Sunday
rvices at Florence, on Sunday. last
Learn how to be a, lifter not a
aner in Sovereign Bank ad, last
page-
• The Times has the eorreot styles
wedding invitations and visiting
earcls. Let, us have your next order, net,
During September 2,020 home-
steads were taken -up in 'Manitoba,
the Northwest Territories and Brit-
ish ,Columbia, equal to 323,200.
Mr, and Mee. T. N. Northeott and
child, of Stratford, are Visiting fri-
ends in town the guests of Mrs.
Northeottee parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Aldwort11, Exeter North.
Mrs. R. Rogers and children of
Watford, are, visiting her parents Mr.
and Mrs. E. Christie, prior to leav-
ing for Chicago, where Mr. Rogers
Is engaged in business.
During the past year 9984, people
were killed by railways of the Unit -
were killed by railways in the Unit-
ed Si atee. 7aa England not one pas-
senger was killed last year.
Rev. Mr. Perkins, rector of Trivit
elturch, Exeter, one of the Eineat
places for divine worship in the
county was in town on Saturday. -
Clinton News Record.
was the most representative gather-
ing of agricultural leaders ever held
in Canada, and the sabject there
discussed are of interest to every
owner of life stock throughout the,
country. The netion,alization of the
records, the dressed, meat trade, the
regulations governing the importa-
tion of stock, the promotion of the
live stook trade with foreign count-
ries, ehe adulteration of woollens etc.
Any of our readers who wish to se-
cure copies may obtain them direct
on application to F. W. Hodson, Live
Stock Commissioner, Ottawa.
Anniversary of Caven Church. -
The anniversary aarvices of Caven
Presbyterian •church were held last
Sunday and passed off very success-
fully. The Rev .Mr. Glassfarde of
Guelph, preached both morning and
evening, with great acceptance. The
congregations were large and listen-
ed avitb close attention t� earnest
and practical sermons. In the af-
ternoon the Mission Band of the con-
gregation held their anneal -offering
service, being addressed by Mr. Ser-
cissian, an Armenian student from
Knox College, Toronto, on his ex-
periences in his native land, at the
The Rev. Raral Dean Taylor, of Si. Lime of tile Armenian Atrocities
Marys, is announced to p,reach Sun- The offering at the ltlission Band
day School anniversary sermons in meeting anaciunted to $35, and the
the Trivitt Memorial Church next free-will offering at the other ser -
Sunday. All are invited to attend. vices .to $128. The Music given by
the ehoir of the eongregation was
rauch appreciated, while Miss Mal-
colm, of Detroit, rendered at the
evening :service a aolo • "The Home
•Lartd." very acceptably . •
. FOR OVERSiXTY
AN OLD „AND WELL-TRTBD REMEDY. --MTS
WiNSIONV'S Soothing Syrup has been used for
over sixty years by millions of mothers for their
'children while teething, With perfect mimosa
It seethes the child, softens the gmnis, allays all
pain, enres Wind colic. and is the best temedy
for Diarriesta. It x pleasant to the taste. Sold
by -druggists in every part of the world. 25
Campbell, 12„i Si., London, J entsabottle. Itva1uo is incalculable. Re
;sure and take •Arra Winslow's Soothing
Syrup and ask for no other kind. -
Mr, Chas. Livingstone and Miss
'Vera lla,wkshaw drove over from
Milverton,en Sunday and visited the
lattexes parents Mr, and lyfrs. Hawk-
shaw, reeurning. to Milverbon Mon-
day ,efternorme
Female Help Wanted A compete
ent maid for general house work;
three in family'good wa'ges ; the
right party will 'find it a pleasant
Situation. Apply Mrs. ArchibaldA.
Men's Odd Pants
Men's Rain Coats
3 01) PANT FOR „, -0. , . . .$2 50
2 75 PANT 'FOR, - 0, sp $ 8 00 COAT FOR- ...$ 6 59
2 00 PANT FOR ,, O. 1 50 5 00 COA,T FOR „, ... 13 99
1 50 PANT FOR ... ...... 1 20 4 59 COAT FOR „, „, ,.,.. 3 85
1 25 PAisme,ros .„-„, 0, 98 '3 50 COAT FOR ,„ „„.. „, 2 85
A Very Special Line of Boys Knickers
Clearing at 45C a Pair.
S1TE11..114 IR.,CrSAM
Xoltn Newcombe spent Sun
in
Clinton,
Mr, ef.. T. McLean, otUiegx,positor,
eaforth, was in town ou Tuesday,
Mrs. D. Sifirra, of Hewett, was the
guest of Mrs. J. A, Stewart on Wed-
nesday,
Miss Carrie Dyer entertained
large number of her friends on Tues.
day evening.
woraelere. Eneland, joie let
ti*d canto to Canada itt 3143, in
when Exelker was still a forest he
3111Q Itft` and started in the atr-
oantflae busittese. He bought. every.
• tg the farmers had tile sell kind
opt eve.rything the farmers needed,
The Qentrunt of business be succeeded
in building up, also built up the vit.,
lege .to an extent which soon eaVe
It nu appearance in open contrast
liss Mildrei Godwin took, part in a with its sometime quoit dank con -
concert at Clandeboye ou Friday dition, Mr. Pickard retired from
night last. business fifteen years ago, and hau
,eiljoy*:(t a life of quiet and rest
11.e was a member of James-st. Me-
thodist clturcb, and during bis lone
residence here has been a regular aa
tendant and cheerful contributor to
the cause of Christ. llis first wife
Elizabeth Welsh pre -deceased him
some yens ago. His well-known
figure will be misset from our
Mr. John Elliott, of Nelson, B. 0, streets and his place is eftlvacant
Arrived home on Saturday last owing bur be still lives in memory. There
to the serious illness of his mother, remeins but two sons, Will, of Sea-
AIrs.121. 17, Elliott, forth and 3. J'„ qf Drurnbo, who were
New telephones have been placed bath du attendance at the luster -al
thus week in the residence of Mr. H. ana his 13°"43wing widow' to whom
Smith, Springhurst farm, E. Horne is extended tbe sympathy of a host
of the Sovereign Bank and at the of frtends. lIts remems were In-
terred ,in the Exeter cemetery, tol-
emeler y residence.
lott;iiick ge (att verythJ.,i,mmieuxttvAurefltil,nceornal.
dirled by Rev. Dr. Hermon.
Mr, B. B. Gunn, of Sejortb. the
Conservative Candidate for South
Huron called an a number of friends
here en Tuesday
The Hon. Secretaries of the Huron
Synod have formally called the Synod
to meet on Nov, 200, at London for
the election of a Bishop.
Mr, Willis Powell wishes to state
that he has not gone out of the retail
soap and' perfume business, that he .
will make his Xmas, rounds same as promorial Sorvice.-The Memorial
usual with a bigger and better tine rvices held in Trivia Memorial
than ever,
eflehureh on Sunday -afternoon in rem -
Mrs, Sidney Sanders who has been memoration of His late Lordship, the
eeriously ill for the past few weeks is Right Reverend Maurice S. Baldwin
QW somewhat improved. An opera- Biebop of Huron, was largely attend
tion was performed on Tuesday by ed. The church was dreped With
Drs. Hynduaan and Rollins in hopes black which was relieved by rosettes
of a permanent cure. made of white satin ribbon. The Ser-
vice was takee from the order for the
burial of the' dead and a suitable ad -
The remains; of the I ete Percy Bco w
of London, formerly ot Winchelsea,
dir
arriyed at this station on Tuesday lfeesaswas
givennd-Workof btlyieticRectorleiteBislion h
Bishop, the
be-
evening and conveyed to his parents ginning with a short sketch of his
home at Winchelsea and interred in career. Ile was born i,n Toronto 68
Exeter cemetery on Wednesday after- years ago and was -pertained in, 1860 in
nothis diocese where he spent the first
Mon.r. S. M. Sanders. who has beea five years of his ministry lie was then
so seriously ill of typhoid fever at called to Montreal to become Rector
Winnipeg has sufficiently recovered or St. Luke's church. In 1871 be was
so as to be able tO be brought home. appointed Rector of Christ Church
lers.ISanders left on Friday for Win- Cathedral. It is said that no men
nipeg and will accompany him back ever .fouched the life of Montreal as
hoine again. Bishop Baldwin did. The result's of
Mr. and Mrs. S. Gidley and family his work has been lasting and my
who expected to leave here last week he scan to -day in the lives of many If you have never Cried our
for Duluth, via boat from Sarnia, people, In 1883 lie was elected Bishop flour get a 100 lb. sack and
were unable to do so owing to the of tl.W DiOGCS3 of Huron. After 21
non -arrival of the boot at that point. years of active work lte has worn give it a fair trial and we are
They left here on Wednesday of this leimself ,aut with lioly zeal in His confident you will like it.
week and will make the journey
by rail. Mr. Gidley's health is lunch
improved and his many friends will
be glad to hear cf his safe arrival at
his new home in the west. The fami-
ly carry with them the bast wishes of
a host of friends.
Presentation,- Me. Joseph Senior.
who has so ably filled the position of end country. He was a great student
choir leader of Caven Presbyterian of the Bible and earnestly defended ‘...................4......
church, for the past. few years, was, iiet.9,.agua,eiriNsvt,asthernoastt,tia,calipps yotwihliei,,hhete clrviat,-
on Thursday evening last at the
of the prayer service, presented with
close proclaiming t,Iie simple truths of
salvation. It was always a joy to
a very handsome clock. The clock is a
Tours make and of:solid black marble him t obeli. the old story of Jesus
with invisible escapement, eight-daY lenfat 31:31L•ts-olobvoeOlte:A;s"Ad writer
iiiiei bas
half-hour chime. with ivory dial and ocean cable" and "A lite, ie, a look."
fancy gilt centre. The presentation The preacher spoke of three inapres-
was made by Rev. W. M. Martin aud sions from elle life of tbe late Bis -
Mrs, Samwell on behalf of the church. hpp Firstly, He left upon all with
Mr. Senior who • was so completely Nvhom he came in contact the im-
taken by surprise replied in a fetv well pressien that he was travellinglienee
chosen remarks. onward. Ile looked beyond thes
,
Literary Society - The fortnightly world - and seemed to have a con -
meeting of the Exeter :High School se'imusrless 'that he was daClY gettin' CENTRAL
Literary Society was held on Friday neeeratrejilcl'aimJapsruesssiCohndusti;onSetcheonscenY,Aehhoe
October 14th in Miss Dorrington's
was ren- know him bet that he was a man
room. The entire program
• • •
dered by tbe gentlemen and was one of 'Intense sPintuablY' His waS 0 STRATFORD ONT
of theelest ever given by the Literary"IT ;sainted life. It was a- life of ' " - l' . , .
S " t Th f II ' the
Mr. LeBrien, Dyer Hurdon, Oliver ' a pari a ca'a day e. experiended and facilities unsurpasSed. ••
God. Thirdly upon . for free catalogue. ' " to,
0 our courses arta up.zo-oate, bistructors •
4 Students may enter at any erne, write *
ocie y. e 0 owing were e prayer. The 0 rly f li
communion witit he ispent alone •upon his knees in,
items of the program:- Readings by
GGlaerdYi6neeiri.; GaeorregceiteWtio°nmb°hlycli THhaormveays linasatlyngaims°pLirlesjsliconitatshieefimi: ,11:tiii•eastairnonosotr li WD:Aj: mEcILLATHI:AesT, 1 PrinciPals et
Quinton.* Violin solos by Roy Fernier Jel-ls Christ- many -PeoPlo ate 440....•••••••••••••••••••
and Garfield Hodgert ; two choruses willing ete testify that it was
by twelve boys; solos by Mr. Flene through ehe life and Proaollin4 of
Baldwin Illay thee, w‘el'o fir.S.t
iwnagyasnwdeTcoommCeaartlitnhgese Vrnieseittoinragsa.re al- Bre ho, P 13,
' led to e knowleclg- of seivetion as
Death of Mr. ;fames 1.7--ekard ---' On ii)trciaschi,ner jaepspuesaledhl toc.°11tIciienscio°nngretg'llae-
Stinday morning another of Exeter's lion ,to make use of the opportunities
ageid Citizens entered inte rest, when given Ith,era. • He said; "We can serve.
Mr ,James Pickard eassed peacefully the sante God which our late Bishop_
away, f*till of 'yeere and respected, by served. We can read ehe same book
all. Hie 'deeth, ,retnoves One of the which he read and which Ito loved So
Xr1G9t familiar figures in town as well dearly. We can have the SaIlle hope
as on5 of the olde,st residentst, Mr , of eternal life if we put our , faith
Pickard. was barn in Rinr'zash ' ' the • Lo • 1 JesusCI " st "
e , , in same ic 11 lb .
Nice Navy Frieze, Fanny euttone....,$3.eal
Bleck Vrteze Men's etyle..„....
Orey Frieze Men's style
Winter Underwea
For Men, Women and Children
Wei have everything in the:Underwear line to keep you warm tor winter
CARIANG BROS
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Furniture Furniture
CHEAP CHEAPER, CHEAPEST
If You Want Furniture Buy at Huston s
We sell Chdap,inueh Cheaper than elsewhere,and
after use You will say was Cheapest, We don't
keep the shoddy kind hi our shop, nothing but A 1
goods
Funeral Direc
Cr HUSTON
d Practicable Embalmer, Opera House DI ck
To the Fro
FLOUR - Again
FLOUR
FLOUR
Star flour is our specialty.
We believe there is no better
flour made than our Star
We use only the best of old
Manitoba wheat and mix it
with old Ontario grown wheat
which makes the best flour
that can be made.
Master's service, Ht3 was always a
busy man and was busy until the last.
The Sunday before his illness he prea- Dealers handle. this brand
ched three times .and this was both and you have a winner.
proceeded. and followed :by a long jour
ney. Me was truly a great preacher
His sermons were intensely pathetic
and were filled with love for Xing HARVEY BROS.
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With a consignment of short leaf
Georgia Pine. It makes th
most beautiful interior finish o
any lumber on. the market today.
Lumber Lath
and Shingles
We are in a better position th
ever to supply our many customer
with all they may require either front
shop or yards.
Bee Keepers Supplies ready
delivery.
Place your Orders for Tanks early.
Estimates cheerfully given.
terCall in we like to see you.se
ROSS & TAYLOR
EXETER, ONT.
WE
are here with the goods.
We -
have the most complete stock of
reliable COUGH & COLD remedies
and o her seasonable preparations.
We
have the fineat assortment of Rub-
ber Goods, such as:-
• Hot Water Bottles
Ice Bags
Fountain Syringes
• Enemas &c &c
We
• heve just received,a large stock of
the best French, English and Ameri-
can Perfumes and other toilet articles.
We
have never failed to give entire sat-
isfaction in any case where we tested
eves and prescribed glasses, and WE
are here always.'
We
Itching, Bleedine or pro -
PILES The finest goods at the
A GUARANTEED CU R,F 11011 have everything you want
. r
trudtrig, Piles. Druggists refund n s
money if raze Ointment fails to "Jet pelee
any case, no matter of how long
standing in 6 to 11 clays. First, ap-
plication gives cese and rest. 50c...ffBrownings
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paid by Paris Medicine Co., St. Louis,
Drug Store