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Coats, Skirts
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In a Stock like ours that is continually
being refreshed with New Goods, it means
that every visit to this store is marked
by some new feature of interest. This
week we are showing many new Gar-
ments and we empaasize the fact.
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MILLINERY
There is always something new to be
seen in our Show Room because we are
always in touch with the markets and
when anything new appears it is not long
before it finds a place in our Show Room.
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Sanitary covering, see our
Big Range of Patterns.
The particular about Bias
Filled Corsets is their extreme.
comfort and flexibility, insur-
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ment under all conditions.
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Penman's Lisle Hose are
guaranteed. If after wearing
a pair you are not satisfied
with them, come back and we
will give you two pairs with-
out any charge.
35 cents or 3 paw for $1.00
Shoes
Pomps, Oxfords and High
Shoes in many New Styles are
being shown this. season. We
sell Miss Canada Shoe for
women. We have a big range
of Pomps and Oxfords for
Misses and Children.
Rugs
If you aren't quite ready
for a new Rug. Come in and
choose one while the assort-
ment is large, We will be
pleased to keep it for you.
Ail Kinds of Produce Wanted
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Garden Tools, Paints, Oils, Glass. Spring Ccil, Barb,
Brace and ^Weauing Wire, Books and Staples, also
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No Smoke, No Odor and
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Dresses and Suits Cut
to Measure
Miss Mary Toth having prep tly
completed a oolu rse of Torpnt'oi
one • of the best cutting st;hopls iia(
'A tnerica, is prepared to ant for mets
tr7re, ax4y style of dress or snit, Veda
key; who Make their own dresses wilt
Sate time and nrateri'aj by uisimg 'a
pattern crit from their actual /teas-
'urea. Miss. Tom hoax also nlleneidl . a
.Dressmaking Room at Bea res%d'ehce'
tan` Min street 'South, Where she Wilt'
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Market Report, -•The following is,
the report of the Exetertnarkota ear
rested al) to Maly 901.
wheat 1.00
Buckwheat 70 cents
Oats 46 to 48
Harley 65
:Nes 1.00 to 1,10
Shorts 2t8
Bran 2$,00
Model Flour 2,7o.
Peed Flour 1,65
Butter 22
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igstoe22s .
1.30
Hogs 8.90
Cheice Export Steers 7.50 7.75
Med. 7.00 7,00
Choice Butcher Heifers 6,75 7.00
MTed 6.60 6,70
choice Butcher Cows 5.50 5.75
Med 5.25 5,40
Com 4.50 4.75
0, Lambs 6.50 7,00
C. Sheep 5.00 5.50
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Mr. Charles Birney spent Sunday
in Belgrave.
Miss Mary Balkwill visited' in l.'ark
hill kat weak..
Mrs. Maurice "Wexler left Tuesday
for an extended visit with friends in
London.
Mr. Frank Wood returned on Sat-
urday after a months trip through
the west.
Examinations are only a few weeks
off, and from rive .oat.. should be a
busy time for the scholars.
Mr, Chas. Adams of Calgary, who
has been visiting at the home of Mrs.
D. Johns, left Tuesday for Ottawa,
Miss Bessie Hartnoll returned to
To•ronio after visiting fa'r a few
weeks with Mr. and. Mrs. Jas. Jewell.
Miss A. McArthur returned to her
home in Hensall Tuesday after visit-
ing for several days with Yliss K.
Stewart.
The auto season is here and if you
drive a skittish" horse remember to
hold up your hand when' you hear
an ' auto coming.
The delivery horse of Mr. Al. Ford
butcher ran away on Thursday 'of
last week. - The horse ran for 'home
and little damage was done.
A man very much under the influ
ence of liquor was around 'to fire on
Saturday and on Sunday was locked
up in the Town Hall. He telt town
Monday,
The Women s' Institute intend
planting a number of trees in the
park at the River on Friday after
noon next from 2 to '5 p. m. and
would like a3 many citizens as pos-
sible to turn out and assist them. •
Mr. A. E. Tenants horse ra'n away
on Thursday morning last.. It came:
down Mains Street with an empty
buggy turning at James Street and
took the sidewalk It ran into the'
wire fence just off Main Street and
was stopped ,
Mr. Thos. OaYlii'b.6 Exeter wishes
to announce that,' he is prepared to
repair any clocks tli-at are not in Tina,
fling order or bave been lying around;
for some time. He"has recently �re-
paired a 'number of them and: they
are giving good satisfactioRr. ,.
It would surprise you to know of
the 'great hood that is being done
by Chamberlains' Tablets Darius
Downey of Newberg Junction. N. B.
writes, "'My wife lavas been using
Chamberlains Tablets and finds
them very effectual and doing her
lots of good. If you have any trouble
with, your stomach or bowels ,give
them a trial. For salt by all dealers.
Anyone visiting, Exeter and taking.
in our back'streets cannot help but
be impressed by the beautiful clean
and tidy appearance of the majority
of placestown.removal
in The o'f a
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number of old fences and a trimming
up of the lawns have made a decid-
ed improvement. There_ are plates•
however that call 'stil'l .s'tan-d a lit-
tie extra touch up. These 'detract:
from the beaut3•'of the town and it
is 'hoped that all' will 'be interested
tnough to d.o - their part.in making
Exeter . the garden spot of Ontario.
A number of citizens are preparing
to paint their residences. ;
Good Horse Returned -Mr. Wm.
Tapp has purchased that fine lin-
ported horse Storm King lately own-
ed by Messrs Bawden & McDonel
and sold some three years ago to. a
gentleman in Owen Sound. He is
such a g•ood breediri horse that
farmers wished him back again, and
consequently' Mr. Tapp purchased. him,
Sterna ging has a fine pedigree and
has a, most excellent record. Many
of :Lc highest priced horses sold a-
round here this winter were sired by
Storm ming, He will' stand for the
season at McDonell barns, John St.
Parties • needirig the ase of : a food
horse will do well to see Mr. Tapp
at the Central Hotel..
,Among the amendments to the,
Liquor 'License Act, made by the Pro-
vincial Government during the I�9t'2
session of the Legislature are one
or two (of imps rtance. One clause
prohibits the establishing of distri-
bution centres' in local option ter-
ritories by liquor manufacturers
Another amendment provides that
anyone found intoxicated in keel op=
tion. territory may be compelled tp'
state where and from whom they got
the liquor, the penalty for refusing to
do so being 30 days in jail. These
amendments will strengthen local op-
tion The amendment to prohibit treat
ins at licensed hotel bars and clubr,
will not be introduced until next ses-
sion.
The remains of the late George.
Graham, a 'victim of the Titantlor,
disaster son of Mr. " Graham of EL
Marys and nephew.' of Mrs. Jahn
White of town were taken to Harris -
ton. on .Friday (May 8rd1 by epeoial
train from "I''oronto and was accom-
panied Ibyia large.-d'elelgation of sor-
rowing friends and follow -workmen,
from the Eaton 1Compaliiy, dd tbe arm
rival of the,draped train, the remains'
were taken to the Methodist church
where service was Conducted by Prof.
1=3owel of 'Toronto assisted by Rev.
C. T'.73e'n t •�i
n elk, after which, they were',
conveyed to the Harridan Cemetery,
for intermeast,• followed by tate �d.f
the largest crowds ever assem'bled�.
n the ttemc'ter'y', i )))
May 24thwill be the next public
holiday.
Kr, G. L, Waugh ryas in Toron
drier Sunday.
Mr.Cordon Taylor of Clinton visit-
ed his parents on Sunday.
Mr, S. G. I,lawden was in London,
the forepart a the week.
The Farmers have been very busy
seeding' ,during the past, week
Mrs. Russel Redden, of Port Huron
is visiting Mr. and Mrs, Greenlee
The Dseter Band Boys, have been,
eraga,ed to go. to Leawood on June
3,rd..
Mr. Frank Mallett has taken a pos
ition with, R. N. Rowe, furniture dea-
ler. 1
1Ir. and Mrs. George Lovell of Lion -
dots visited Ma. wad Mrs. Thos. Flynn
on Sunday.
Miss Emma and Edythe Heideman
visited in Berlin and Stratford the
past week
Mr. and Mrs: William Elliott 1, ,af
is irktor, spent Sunday with• gr. and
Mrs Thos. Elliott.
Word has been reoeivedi in town,
that !Frank Willis,' of Springfield
Alta, is •seriously i91.
Ma.. (Chester ;Coultis of Stratford,
visited his parents Mr. and Mrs Wm.
Coultis on Sunday last.
1Mr. John Southoott of Grand Bend
was' in "town' on Wednesday and
Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Holloway Sr. wl.o spent the
winter with her daughter, (Mrs.' R.
N. Rowe in Exeter has returned home
-'Clinton Nev Era.
To Our Readers -If you have
friends visitin3• you, or if you are
going array. tel your friends through
this column. We will appreciate any
items of this character.
Me. Gerald I urdon has been in Lon-
don far several days wlhere he has
been engaged in writing 'show eardb
A number of his cards are seen in
different windows in town and do
him much credit.
A Record Breaking Calf- Mr. C.
Cann of Bethany has a cow that on
Wednesday last, gave (birth to a calf
weighing 114 1-2 lbs. The calf is a
Durham and ranks among one of the
largest born i'a this section.
Rev. J. E.J.' IMillyard" of Hensall
conducted quarterly meeting services
in the James Street Methodist church
oil 'Sunday last and preached ;two
eery -acceptable sermons. His work
in Hensall, was taken by Dr. Roulston
and J. M. South,cott.
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last week owing to the serious Obsess
of h.is son, Dr. P. H. Tom,, The infor-
mation was received to -day at the
Dr. old iblome . intown that his con-
dition is quite favorable and every
hope is entertained for his recoveryl•
-Goderich Signal
Two lives were instantly crushed
out and 15 people were more or less
seriously injured oaa Saturday morn-
ing when the south wall of W. Neils
son 'Company s Factory on Gladsto ne
Ave., • Toronto . collapsed and
carried 'tim•ber, lumber, and ;hum-
an beings with it. ..The piling on Fri-
day on what is estimated as ininety
tons of hardwood (nearing upon the
top floors of the building is believed
by the city s building inspector to
have cause the collapse.
Baseball -Tom ;Carling who was of-
fered
ffered a position with the Brantford
Professional Ball team bas decided
to remain in tawan, which will be -
good news to the Iocal fans. To :n
did fine work .last, season and this
year will find him again in the box
Harry Sweet and " Reg Bissett also
givegoad, promise to make „tied, alatua.,
with some other promising material
and -.consequently Exeter should
make a fine showing" this year. The
diamond is being fitted .up this week
and the boys are showing lots of
enthusiasm.
Hick s Forecasts A Regular Storm
7'involves
Period'. central 1 t•h in o yes
d. e tral on the 0
the l,lth. to 156th. The Moon is on
the •equator' -.on the 12th, and new
',M the 16th. which facts indicate
that :a. daily cycle of heavy rain; and
tkanderstorms beginning on the 12th
sail' most likely co.ntinne until after
new Moon 'on the 16th. If it
drops to low readings about the lith'
and 12in, Jock for severe storms of
wind. rain, bail thunder to follow
ani if the barometer fails.to rise
and the wind continues from the cast
and south, with continued high tem-
perature, expect storm paroxysms to
repeat theanseives daily. • When the
wind shafts steadily and cooler from
the west and the barometer rises
resolutely, tbe 'c,yc c of daily storms -
will cease and settiedo weather will
follow. We must eautious.y ,warn
our readers that we. are now in -the,.
ssler eye. or the focus cf solar energy
as it passes from south to North_and
that tornadoes are at maximum fre-
quency and severity through all, this
part of tike month. The mid -month
seismic period extends 'from the 12th
to the 1.9th, being central en the 16th
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COAL COMPANYS
Scranton Coal
- The Bost Hard Coa Mined
W. U. LEVET'
COAL MAN
Try a ton
High Quality
FLOUR
We hear a good' deal these
days about building up to a
standard not down to a price
Model Flour is a
Splendid Example
The popularity of our brand is
due to its superior qualities.
Not a stone is left unturned to
make MODEL the Best Flour.
Y'Ue'have a good assort-
ment of Feed and more
corning.
HARVEY BIROS,
Exeter, - Ontario.
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Dont put dawn the old carpet a-
gain. Finish your floor with balm.;
bells Varnish Stalin. Very easy to
apply as it works freely ;under the
brush and dries without showing laps
Try it. Money back if not satisfied
W. J. Neaman sells it i?
The following clipping was taken
from the Ottawa Journal and the{
Times joins in wishing the subject
of this sketch contin:aed success;
Mr. Allan 73. Hobbs 13. " A., of The
Journal editorial staff has been ap-
pointed editorial' writer of the Graita;
Growers Guide, at Win.nipeg.• Ro
left for the West on Saturday. Mr.
Hobbs who is a son of Rev. Richard:
Hobbs of Exeter Ont. did work for
the -Toronto News while attending his
classics at Toronto University, and,
after graduating :came to the .Journal
Cie has been a most valued member
of the staff for over eighteen months
Mr. Hobbs it possessed of consider-
able literary ability, aid with, the
experienceof the coining 'years, is
expected to attain a very distingui-
shed position in Canadian Journal-
ism In another Colum of the same
paper it says "On the occasion of
his leavingithe editorial staff of' the
evening Journal to ;go to Winnipeg
as editorial writer on the . Grain
Growers .Guide Mr. Allan B. Hobbs
was the guest last evening of some
of the members of the editorial staff;
of the Journal at an' informal dinner,
in the new Russel Hotel, After din-
ner Mr. Hobbs was presented by his
colleagues with a solid leather hand
bag and accorded the best wishes
of the entire staff. The affair was
a complete surprise to Mr. Hobbs
and consequently he was doubly ap-
preciative. 1 , ; ;•¢
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Carpets and Dress Goods must be Sold.
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A choice Range to pick from
Regular $2,40 for 1.99
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Carpets
f- All Carpets • to Clear at a Discount
of 25 Per Cent,
•WalI Paper at a Discount of 25 Per
Cent
Dress Goods
All Dress Goods to be sold at Discount o
T 25 Per Cent. t
I Prints, Gingham and Chambrays,
i regular 12 1=2c for 11 cents
Foulards regular 25c for 21 cents
Mulls. regular 50c'for 42 cents
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it or .you..•
It may be only ditty, and
need cleaning. or. stop for
lack of: oil?
Whatever the reason, don't
delay. We give thorough
examination and regulation
FREE.
Anything more costs as
little as satisfactory work
can be done.
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Tea Spoons, Berry Spoons,
Cold Meat Forks, Cake Forks
Soup Spoone; Pie Knives,
Peari-handled Butter Knives,
Knives and Forks,
Fish Servers, Carving Sets,
Wedding Rings
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GOULDS
OROGUY
PHONE 47.
Opposite Electric Light Plant
I Keep, Happy in the Home
by getting YOUR
HOUSEHOLD
NECESSlTI
Here. We handla only
the BEST and we have
everything you need at
all Seasons,
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Pi e6h Eggs
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Furniture or --47
with a dry duster a
when the dust flies ___•=7".
and follows in your •=-Tii
wake.
Get a Modern Shuffle
on and Use a-
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Venoil
sp-, on your duster ;it'd e vo your .1/1,
health. It clibinfecqs* d
S. Martin & Son