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The College Suit
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Mouse Furnishings
If
vote want a Suit
4 oQ
s lz 1 trial
will stand ruf
wear we have them. We
have a big assortment o
worsteds in the new c brings
which has the snap and style
that all boys like, You are
sure to like your suit if yon
buy it here.
Shirts
For Boys with the new
soft Collars to match just the
thing for Coming hot weath-
er.
eath-er.
75C&$11.00,
Caps
A big range of Caps, alt
have the new peaks and the
cloths are very new.
504R75C
Summer Under=
wear
In short and long sleeves,
also in combination. sets all
newest weaves are shown.
SOC to $2.25
Umbrellas
In the New India shape.
The handles are very nobby
and the cloths good.
$1.00 to $3.00
Rugs
We Fag they are pretty you
will yourself this season pat-
terns snrpasses all others.
Linoleums
In all the widths. The new
patterns are sure to please
and the prices are right,
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Curtains
in the new nets scrims and
madras, We have curtains
to snit any window.
Papers
What a difference •a few
rolls of our paper will make
to .the appearance of your
Wine, Try it and see.
J. A. STEWART
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HOME STUDY ;
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hornes by our home study dep- .gr
ee artruent You may finish at
College if you desire. Pay t
41 whenever volt• wish. Thirty
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GEO. SPOTTOI4 B. F. WARD +.President Principal
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Mr. Frank Johns, of?Torontol,l vis-
ited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W,
Johns, from Friday till Monday.,
Narrow mllnded-and uncultivated
persons can, easily find fault, and can
vsL illy mangle some degree of truth
with their •' harsh conclusions. They,
judge rigidly and .blame serenely, not
because they he
y are wise
accurate o
ferning but rather because they are
deficient in some of those qualities.
S?,'t'3ATFOSUlle ONT._.
0 ONTARIO'S B't+`ST BUSINESS •o.
COLLEGE •
• ,Our :courses are up-to-date.
•and practical. We have a •
staff of experienced instruct-;
0 ors and our graduates ,get the••
• high grade positions. We do le
• more for our students than •
• does any other similar school': •
•�, We have three departments
• COMMERCIAL SHORTHAND,
6 $5 'TELEGRAPHY. You owe it:
d, feo yourself to knefw what you
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Your Iawyer may, pulp you
through. on a technicality, but your
pastor can't." Techanicalities don t
count before the great an•cl final Bar
of- Justice,
If you have an items of news that
would ibo of interest to your friends
send it in Don't he shy. 3f you can-
not drop a note, call us up on the
telephone. e
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Gossip excluded. • •
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mouth.
secretipzis
haake,o cause tooth decay.
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paste corrects klzis
[l,Oid condition and thus checks •
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Che>iiiist and Optician:
Market Report. -The foll0Whag
the report of the Exeter markets. Aad•
rected up to. May SOth
Wheat 1,03
Buckwheat 70, oau'ts
Oats 50e.
Sarier SO
Peas 1,00 to 1,10
Shorts aS
Bran 26.00
Model Flour 2.75.
Feedlour 1,65
Bunter 20c
Eggs 21
Potatoes 1.60
Flogs S50
Choice Export Steers 7.35 7.50
Med c Ea:port
tchr Heifers 7 50 7.25 ,
Meda Butcher Heifers 7.00, ;t,2.5 ,
Choice Butcher Cows 5.50 6.00
Med Butcher cows 5.50 6.75.
Coin. Dutcher cows 4.00 '4.50
Yearling T.+ambs , 7.50 7.60
Sheep 5.50 6,00
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LOCALS
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tl'uron County Council opens June
4th.
Mr. II r Art visited in London on
the '24th a'•
,Misses Smith and Handford drove
to St. (Marys Sunday;+
Mrs. 1', 13. Carlingvisited in (Tor-,
nto for several days.
Mr. and' Mrs.' Ae Stewart motor-
Dred to London on ,the '24th.
Mr. T. Newell of Stratford' is visit-
ing his sons at the Commercial.
Miss Lulu Martin and Gladys gels -
41e were home for the 'holidays
Mrs. Pumphrey, of Parkhill, is vis-
iting her daughter Mis. 'J. Charlton
Mrs. Hammond of Buffalo,' is vise
iting her daughter Mrs. Wm. Rivers
Mr. Walter H Bailey of London
spent the 24th visiting at Mr. T. I3oy-
le's
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hawkshawv, and
Miss Myrtle, spent Friday' last in
Mitchel. ,
Messrs Geo. `Jackson and .Wm
Harding were in town Monday on
business.
Miss Mabel rollick returned to
town after spending several days in
St. Marys.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Braund, of
Brantford spent the holidays visit -I
ing relatives in town.
Miss Elsie McCallum, of London vis-
ited her parents, Mr. andl'Mrs. T. R.
McCallum over the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Alf .Walters and Mr.
Jas Walters left Monday for.. the,, Soo
They went by boat from Sarnia.
Mrs. Gpo. Willis of Liondon;tandl'Mr.
and Mrs. T. H. McCallum are spend-
ing, several days at Grand Bend.
Mr. Toxo. Carling went to "Lucan;
on the 24th to play' ball with Centra-
lia against Luean Inter' wonr' 16-0.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hooper and
child, of London_ spend the 'holida:y's
visiting r
fizz g at the homy, of (11]:r. Harr y
Hooper. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Johnston; of 0ordeata
visited Mr. and Mrs. G. LI.. Waugh
over the holiday Mrs. Johnston is-;
aemaining to visit for a while;
Mr. Herb Ford is this week moving
into the house;'he recently.purehased.
from Mr. Tom Creech ..Mr. T. Wind:•
sor has purchased Mr. Ford's properly
Our Band go to Dashwood nest
3iIonday to supply music for their•
big day of races. rra.ines' ., rind
sports. A good crowd\wvill accomp-
any them. "
Dr. and ,Iv1rs. Weniu'i of Hamilton,
came •up last week to visit the form-
ers father Mr. A. Holland.. The Dr.'
Las returned home while • Mrs.
Wenig will remain for am iandefinate
tine e.
Mr. Geo. Chapmian will, be a f the'
Central Hotel Exeter on 'Thursday
Jane 6th at 12, o'clock noon with a
choice load of calves for sale. This
will probably be the last of the
season so anyone wanting calve
should call on him.
Mr. Ern Rivers, son of Councillor
Wm. Rivers, a,:student in civil engin
Bring at Troy N. Y. who has been vis-
iting at his home, for several weeks
recuperating from. an attack!' of ty-
phoid fever, ]eft Wednesday to res.
ume his studies at Troy.
Mr. Wilfred Goodlwin recently ar-
rived in town from Peterborough,
fluntingshire, Eng,. and is staying.
with Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Davis; Mr.
Goodwin ' Ro- ai.
tains out on the
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George and reports
anexcellent trip
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While, passing through the icefields
he counted fifty leebures in one day.
Leaving for Scotland-JMr. A:, M,`
Todd, who for a number of years has
conducted ,a general store at Maguire
in Stephen, expects to leave' this waekt
for Scotland where hewill make 'his
future home. The store will be 'con-
ducted by his son. Mr. Todd was in
town on Tuesday bidding goodbye to
his many
(_lone
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Sewer By-%'aw Carried -The rate-
payers of ,town on -Monday last al
roost unanimously voted in' favor at
the .ray -Law to raiser 55;000 for the
new sewer drain on Main, street from
the post office to the. river. Che pol-
ling was very slow and the vote a
small one 168 being in favor and 11
a t3al
ast
The contracts which h
were,pre
vieeusly let provilsionally, were !let to
the Hamilton and 'Toronto Sewer Pipe
Co. who are to burnish the sewer pipe
nd
n. J N.
Howard
townofwho is to
do rr
t} excavating tV tin and
a Ici i
0 3 zr ,, of the
tile The work will be coinrneseed, hn.
Medizit' k
C V,
Good horse Returned- 'Mr, W.
Tapp has purchased that fine import-
ed horse "Storm • Ding' . lately own.
ed by- Messrs 13awden, do McDonnell.
and old sointi3 years ago 'to a gentle -
'nee in Owen Sound. He is such a
good breeding horse that farrners
,wished him back again aid conseeit-
entie , Ii•r, 'Tapp has purchased hire
and he has arrived in •Own Stomal
Ding has a tine pedigree and has ,t
most excellent record ,Zany of the
hhighthis
priced ;Horses sold around
s Ire w will elates -were sired bq�„eSt.orsri
iting
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TUE EXETER TIMES
hiss 1 a ' jla't'i spent tbG 24th, 1131
London.
'Mr. Sohn Welsh seas lit iondeall
t?,rturc�ay,
Miss Lela; Gould spent the holidays
in ;Loudon.
on
,Mthr. e 4Lonth. ey of London was i1E tewrti
Mr; "harry Parsons of London was
home over Sunday,
Mr. J. Sparks of Ingersoll was z'n
tovea oa tile/Z4th.
Mr. WfL'ozrxan. Bla'orontchfordtq. has retrurhed
hozna �.
Miss Clara Davis visited over the
holidays in Ingersoll.
Several young men from teiwn triot-
ored to'Llenclon, Sunday.
air. A..L Rollins ;of Detroit is visit'
hie in *own' this week.
Miss Margaret Makins visited at
Preston over the holidays.
.Mrs. Powell left Tuesday to spend
a few days at" Grand Z enId1.
Mise Mary Barknex, of ;Louden, vis-
ited her home on the 24th • 11.
Mr: Harold Bissett tt as in London
the latter • part of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Es1i Heywood were in.
London over the week end.
Miss Alice Handford visited hersix
ter in Aylmer over Sunday f
Mr. Thos. Bowman of London vist-
ed: with relatives on. the 24th.
Mra. A. Phillips .visited her 'dough;
ter in St. Thomas :over the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs, II. Rankin of Mit
then visited with relatives in: town.
Miss T4. Worry, of Londbtn visitt.1
with friends in town on the 24th.....„
Miss May Harness of Luoan, visited
her parents id town for several. days.
Miss Ethel Piper and tittle niece,
of London. spent the holidays in town
Mr. O., 13ecker of New Hamb•zrg.
is visiting at the home of Dr. Brown-
Lng.
Mrs. M. Sheer& visited her son Gar-
field; in Brantford over the week.
end.
.Mss Ida Link of. London; visiteidt
her sister Mrs. P .Bawvden over the
24th.
.The clerks and milliners of Mr. J.
Stewart spent the.'24th at Grand
Bend.
Mr, and Mrs. W. Elliott of Iiirkton
spent Susnday with, -Mr. and Mrs. T.
Elliott.
M
terrllrs.e.W.o. CFamer spent t the 2 thtun
London.
- The Misses Fitchett. of Thedford;
visited Miss Ethel Brickwood over the
holidays,
Mrs. Vitali/man of London, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Ed; -Treble over the"
holidays. .
Mrs.` A. Evans of L'ond;ii visited{
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Treble over the:
holidays.
Mrs. W. Davidson, of London, •vis•-
ited with. ,llifrs. T;- A. ;Burke' over the
holidays. , -
1fliss Basel;.Browning has returned
home after spending several weeks,
in Toronto. :
Messrs
rs S'V'il]``Heideman, Garnet Pas-
smore and Henry Parsons spent the
24th in London.
Mr. andr'MJrs. Ern Davis of HamiI-
ton spent the holidays visiting re-
latives in town.
Mr. aed`11Irs, Sam Fa,nson.and .son, -
visited ,Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Houlden
over the holidays.
Miss Etn,nxa Welsh spent the week
end visiting her sister Mrs. H.
Whiting of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Adams; of Sarnia•
visited over the 24th of the home of
Mrs. D. Johns.
Mr.Earl Spackman teller of .the
Molsons Bank, is 'spending three
weeks holidays in Ottawa.
Mrs. Ed .Stewart and son Wilmer
of London,, spent the . holiday with
Mr. and Mrs. A,• Steward.
Miss Zimpierman of Toronto was
the guest of Miss Hazel Browning
Browning over the holidays.
Miss May ,Arin(strong of L• ucknoctw
spent the holidays with her parents
Mr. and IvIra. I. Arhistrong..
Mr. Walter ,Harris of Toronto,,
spent l the holidays la
with ith Mr. S. S.
Kearns at the Baal of Commerce.
Mr. Chas. Ellis ',and son 'Marshall.,
of Moose Jaw Sask.. are visiting at
the hone of .1,1r. William Leavitt.
Mr. and l4Ire. T. If. Dixon of Loa -
don spent the holidays ,at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. ?Martin of Sharon.
Mr. and I1rs. Chas Dale of St.
Thomas a
m s
spent p t the 24th at the. Cerci=
triI,
OY[r,
and A r.Dale 1
cave:
for Toledo.; shortly
i ' i t
Mr. Ed. Christie visited in St. Cath-
arines over the holiday. Mrs. Christie
and babe returned honie with hint
on Monday.
Mrs. Graha',n, and Miss Graham, of
1Poderich., visited' the form-er ;z
daughter Mrs. Chas. Lindenfielcl over
the holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. LindenfieJ J and
son
Ned
visited Mr. J. J. Morn r
Zurich on Sunday. c in
Mrs,. :W. I).13'ia•rle and daughter
Ctearldine; of Berlin, visited the for
mer's parents Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Tay-
lor over the holidays. -
A nuir,ncr of the members of the
Sons of Bnglend Lodge drove to C.lin-
ton`Sanday to attend Divine worship
With the Clintonn loge,
711'
iss z
'Ca•
da •
L
eav't •�
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has ret;urnt.d•
home from St. Joseph hospital, Lon-
don where er
e 5hc, has been
..en u d•
n er8
oLn
C.
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licnt: forthe pastthree months
It is'reporced around n town that
some of the birds` tv'hich are protect-'
td by-law atee„ being killed, Any cit-
izens guilty of this' practise; should,
take warnin•h. r ', •
1)r, Ii. lx, flyn"cinxat;w accompanied
Mr Jas, .;Cart to` Loedett 'en Friday
last to consul!:.a: specialist. He also
brought 'Mass Lizzie I inkbciner home
'ran the hoepi`„ 1•.;
Mr. S. G. Eawden's new five passen.
ger Reo touring car arrived •in towns
last Saturday,.The car is a tine one,
and a' number of citizens have been
tr
e
clod
to;a
ride.
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Fire
Marvin Ililta Atidntl;'i°�•..
?Autrey
ra
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of f
„Pontia,C
Miel.
dad'd'
'Ur. Mark Hilts ntCrrell
were'the
guests ,01 their sister 111(t44:< Val), VI114
cent aver' the holiday
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Scranton • Coal
* The Best hard Caa: Mined
Try a ton •4r
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C O, t L MAN .g,.
It
No Wonder We
Crow
So many people tell us they
never get flour that can com-
pare with ivIODEL,
It is a common OCOUrence
for people to come in and" or-
der `_Just the Same Kind of.
FLOUR. as You Sent Me
Last Time, I ; Want -Nothing
Better.'
We have a good supply of
Bran. • Shorts, Oats, _Feed
Wheat.
If you want Feed we
can supply you.
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Exeter,
Ontario,
1-rurnituro
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and Undertaking•
° Phone 20
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You wlll always find °oe
this store with up -,to -date °.
• furniture and with .t de- $
sire to please everyone.
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N. Rowe:
o Undertaker & `Licensed •
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FACE -CREAM
Aneutral. nourishing skin tone un-
rivalled for the complexion. non-
irritating, non -greasy, soon ab-
sorbed, keying no shine or sticky af•
ter -feeling, leaves the skin clear, soft
and firm, relieves sunburn and chapp-
ed skin, applied before using pa wder,
it keeps the skin clear and free from
premituTa wrinkleC
, will
not cause or
protnote the growth.
ofLair
upon. on .
the
face. Three sizes 25c, 50c & 75e,
•, will
give
Any,bun;,•• }Jr u � 7. - � 1 , en Liz,
with tli'ename raMisr - satistae-
.ncn7FnlE5 tion
Solo and guaranteed at
ilowey's Drug Store
Here is something that the people of
Exeter might do. Believe in Exeter
Talk up Exeter; sound its praise's;
tell of its advantages; discourage the
pessimist; pat the optimistic ,cit-
izen on the Jock. Advertise the
place. -Speak well of Exeter. Tell of
imiatic
.
and progressive. Smile a
lt
the benefit of':Exctelrover when anything. proposed for
YOur con,fi.dence in itsfuture: 130 opt'
(lents for S a.le- & liras ofGc.'•
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anituns, ,
Fuchsia, , r
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ills_ .I,ca>", Jlreaoelia, Coleus,
German Ivy, l)alsorns, Double end
•Single i7etunas; Vinear and all' kind>;,
of plants for hanging baskets,
vegetable plttnt.s we have early call
Tete cabbage, cauliflower, pepper
Spanish onion, celery and six k}ndp of
tomatoes, L. 1711:y Market Gar-'
deiced and i'lsrist
A Record -A number from tow ,
were in Mitchell on the 24t:ha•ttend
t:ke races. whieh they pronot.ttnee
decided sneeess The matched race
leettvicen the rel fund Yral 11, jun. the
two fest
est est 110
r..r
st
in Canada. for n
purse
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1 afl'i`rtitiddeKi
by the starter, ;,was • tZe,Iast.est half
Mile ever paced In Canada. Abotity'
1>000' poopic- witnessed the ra;os,
THURSDAY 1M'AIr 00 ,1,0,
CARL INC'S
PHONE 18 EXETER
Note. These Fr-ie�s
for Bargains
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LINOLEUNIS
We have only about 2 Yards
5
Linoleum left
Reg 2.40 for $1.99
They are Going Fast.
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PRINTS
Regular .121=2c to be
• Cleared at '10 Cents
t UNDERWEAR
Men's Fine Egyptian Thread Bal-
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allbriggan Underwear.
We have in the neighborhood of
150. Yards Prints, All Colors.
1 Reg 40c a Garment to
4.
Clear at 29c a Garment
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. HANDKERCHIEFS . .
Men's bordered Excelda „Hand-
kercheifs made of very fine material,
Regular 15c for '11 Cents
PAINTS ! , PAINTS ! PAINTS !
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- •' All Paints to be cleared out, regular 65c a quart
a'quart. •
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+ All Tinware and Hardware to be cleared out at a chs-
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for 45c .�
+ count of 257. off.
-.AIl Wall Papers 25% off.
Some 'of the Best. and Newest;Styles in
4.•arrived :. Come in and See for yourself.
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Neck Ties just,
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JUNE
THE Y, WEDDING MONTH
TR]1RE WILL BE a great manyWed-
dings during this month. There will
also be a corresponding number of per-
plexed friends wondering what would make
a Suitable Gift.- and wbere to get it.
INocVITEkwhicTHhiEM toes Uiseful, nspectBeau our
St, nclud-
t iful and Novel Gifts for the Bride
the Groom and the New Home.
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