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PHONE 16
re You Preparing for
VACATION
If' so come and let us help you, Below Toa will find a.list of
wearables soma of which you are sure to need. Every day we
Middy Blouses
Made of white American
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blue, Navy and *ed. All sizes
$1,25 and $1.50
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Parasols ;
A big assortment of children
and ladies; parasols in all the
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newest designs and colorings
50c to . $2.50
Summer Oxfords
Pretty and popular Oxfords
in White. Patent and Gun
Metal. All sizes .in white
shoes with rubber soles foe
outing wear.
Lang I?
Re Coats
Just few of them left..
These Boats are neatly trim
med and come an three diff-
erent styles $5.00 $7,511
For
Bathing Suits
For men and boys single or
two piece. Be sure and get
one before going to the Sea-
side. ' 50c to $L50
Outing Shirts
With the new lounge collar
attached, collar arta , cool and
comfortable for hot weather.
Have a look at them.
$1..00, $1,25 and $1,50
Soft Collars:
Lounge Collars with Ties to
match, In colors of tan and
mauve all Sizes 13 to 16. Tie
and collar together 25ets;
Merl.
Underwear
Open Work Mesh Under-
wear in two piece or combin-
ation splendid for hot: weath-
er at per suit $:1:.00
Straw Hats
Hat Straw will be
right if you buy it from us.
The style will be right, the
qualityright also the price.
50e to $5.00
SuitCages & Trunks
Yon will be needing one be-
fore going on your vacation
Big range to •choose from.
See our Special Suit Case at
$1.75 to $2.00
Poultry
From now on we will pay the highest prices for live poultry'
This Store closes Thursday Afternoons daring the
months of July and August.
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mer's parents lti2r.: and Mrs. . Gco.
Smallacombei e • r
Dr. J. W. and, Mrs. Harrison wind,
two e 'children ofDetroit returned to
town Monday after spending three
weeks at Grand Bend they left Tees-
dayfor Detroit,.
Mir. Melville Hoskins, who tae
clerking for ,W. J Carling left .Tues-
day for Crystal city bIin, where he
has secured a good positiotn Oil the
eve of his departure het was present-
ed witha beautiful pearl stick
pin
by the baseball boys, His rainy
friends will wish him` success in the
west:
PLEASE THE
COOK
and benefit yourself and family by
using MODEL Flour. It bakes so
much better and goes so much farther
than ordinary brands.
THE USE OF MODEL FLOUR
meads better bread,-biscnits. cake, pie
etc., in your home and more of them
too. Order a sack today. The next
time you need flour you'll insist on
having the Model Brand even if it cost
more. But it does not.
5000 Bushels of Wheat Wanted.
HARVEY BROS.
Exeter
Ontario.
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InFurniture, Inq Uan- .
* tit variety : and bl�aut y e
r� •but not in prices, is the .
' mov'ement now being •ex• 4
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t3ented in Oi1r store.
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i� Residence next to store,.. �`
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Undertaker & Licensed rS±
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The KW You Rave Always Bought
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THE EXETER TIMES
Market .Report, ---The fallowing is
the report of the Iaa;•eter markets. ea13
reeted up to July Idtha
Wheat 1.05
Buckwheat 70• ae,'n'ts t
Oats 50c.
_Barley* 65 U1
Peas ..1.00 to 1,10 w ,-r
Shorty
Brae, 2a 1
Model Elour' 2,7r?..
Feed ./'lour 1,05
Butter 20o
+.ggs ]Do,
Potatoes $1,80 'f•esu
Hogs 7.05
Choice Export Steers 7,75 to +3:,00:
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edtum la xt Steel's
Cholac bt teher• I eifers 7.00 744
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'IyTtydu>:n Butcher Ileifcxs 6,50 to .r
Choice Butcher cows 5.00 to ,5,00
Medium butcher COWS
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Common cows 3,ooto 2,50.
Choice Lambs 8,00 to 113.'25
Ghoice Sheep 3+75 to ,inifle
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LOCALS
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Miss Louis, Birney is on the eiok !jet
Joe sCeaig of. Londeo was in town
over Snnnday.
Miss 'Annie Basterbroolt visltin
in eoaforth+
Mr. 'Amy Waxier, has ;one to Dan-
der:, to work.
Victor Sweet of Waikerville is' ho1-
davin in tontine •
Miss Ethel Sweet has returned
home from Orillia.
-Miss V. Carter of Cliffot'iii, a9 . Vib-.
iting Miss Olive Q;uauce.
%fr. Leroy Illefler visited; Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. sfcott this week;
Miss Marjorie Broderick has ree
turned home from. Londan.
Mrs. Smith and son. of Aylmer are
'Visiting Mr, and Mrs. Thorn: Baker.
1k Laster Eddie 'Brownlee of Seaforth
is : visiting Kr. and Misr . Riohard
Tole.
Tre
Mrs. Rad>:k andh.ter, of Det-
roit, are visitkag .Mr. and Mss. Geo,
.Anderson.
`'Mr. and Mrs. Taylor ~arid da+uahtee,
Miss Edna of Battle Creek ere visit
ng Mr. and Mrs. W. Gillies
14ir. and Mrs. Sam Lamport of Far-
quhar. 'visited; Mr, and. Mrs: Wes.
Snell on Sunday.
Mrs. Thos. Flynn and araadet n
Master Eddie Brownlee visited. !aa
London this week.'
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Colborne and
child, of 'London,: are visitiiing Mr.
and Mrs. T,, Elliott.,
Messrs J. Knorr and W, Heide-
man are attending the celebrations
in Berlin this week. •
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9YIr:.Wm• Waiper lost a valuable,
horse last week. Mr. Wolper had ree
fused $1275 for him. •
An awto load, motiared:..to Sea.forth
last Friday evening; and :were enter-
tained by ,Miss Wilsan4
Mr. and 'Mrs.. J. Warless and two
childret! of Duluth, left Monday for
thei ",home:
'Mr. Chas. Lindenfield left' Iasif Fri-
day for Detroit wheret he took the
boat, for a trip to;.Owen Sound.
Mrs. E. C. Beebe has returned to
her home in Ridgetown. after visaing
her another !Sias. '.Tiros. Prior.
Mrs. Ferguson and dau titer
Miss
Cecelia, of 'London are visiting Mr.
and Mrs C.. W.. 'Christie, of'.Stephen •.
Miss Eva Carlini assistant; Super-
intendent of St. Luke'ls Hospital, New
York is visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs. T. B. Carling.
Mr. Brown, of Singeville, who vis-
itedT-
•" Mr. John Dig-
nan
at the home o,.
e
xian sang a solo in excellent voice ie
James Street church on Sunday, even-
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VACATION DAYS
Are Right With Us Once. More
The NYAL Toilet Necessities are Winners,
Every One of Them.
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Nyals Beauty
Balm
ifs sure enough the real clas-
sy thing. Of all the similar
,products on the market none
of 'em are one, two, three
with Nyals. The suspended
powder. is much lighterand
fluffier than any other. -it
gives avery even application
and will be much appreciated
by milady. This form of pow-
dering leaves the powder al-
most invisible and is only de-
tected by' thosein the know.
White or Pink, 50c a Bottle.
Nyals Face Cream
(With Peroxide and Greaseless)
A superior neregreasy nour-
ishing skin tone soon absorbed
and leave sai shine. Positive-
ly forsunburn.
the
h thing
9 g.
iz
50cs.
.25c, , and75csizes'.
Nyals Tooth Paste
i'lardess the Gums
Sweetens the Breath
Preserves the Teeth
25e Tebeei
Nya1 Toilet Water
They have been a long time.
coming
but they are
N al
tualitgalright. &dlotis
Ny-
als English Lavender, Nyals
Violet, and Nyals Red Rose.
These are true, strong odors
and will be found very re-
freshing for after shave. bath-
ing and for the lady's toilet.
75 cents a bottle.
Nyals Skin Soap
p
Antiseptic and Emollient
Lathers quickly and freely
and exerts a cleansing invig-
orating
n ig -
v
orating and refreshing effect
upon the skin.
Nyals Fig•Sen
The best Candy Laxative
on the market. Nothing to'
equal it for constipation.
10c and 25'e,
Nyals Corn Cure
The best thing to stop corn
growing.;
Make Your Feet Laugh! Use Nyals Eas'em
HOWEY'S Dnuc STORE
Is The Place to 'Get Nyal's Remedies
vLr. J. Chnrolton left; ATfonday :for
Oke Soo, i1.
Mr. Witt. Coultis N1';$ rlo`vn from
Coderieh ori Monday,'
Mn, 1Car•lurg ie improving af-
ter .her recent illness
Ur, W. Lin tsa +• of 'Fontana. was in
town Friday ea eseeeless.
Mr. S. A i ' epee f,
M l'oIp 4stonelfif l�ly'th. sp
Saturday end 'Seeday avith' hie mother
Mr, u.d Mrs, Jas Smith of Ca:l-
aary are visiting; with' Mr, Sam P•ar-
,,ars_
r•
Miss Carrie hiarh1:.leaves th'ir�
n •
week for uextended visit to the
te•..
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:Miss A,fyx•tte aharlc'ton left ,Mons
day for St. ,Gloaldl.IVIinri Where ehe will
visit fter of enronthe
Mr, Uri Cunnfngliatn of Edmonton
formerly of Exeter is renc t
nb
a-'
aeaintanees this creek.
Lottie'Throat)
'Miss lfg�ii�iln•uin of 7.oi+a�
is visiting her lather, '.Mr. George,
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g3ndmxia Xo • r tc
t keret weeks. •
Messrs C. Snell IL:.MaK fy TI Axtt T
and F. Boyle motored to Lois:ion last
Thursday to see the' bal)'taame,
Mr. and, Mrs. R G. Seldon and ,Mas-
ter 'Harry left ¶I .iesday to 'viral±
friends in Berlin and Ingersoll]..
Next: •1'leursday will .be' /Cele hall.
day when •everybody will he expected
'to go to Sprinu•bank for the day,
Mrs. tn. a, 11toDc+nald and soil of
Newton .Iowa are visaine the formers
oartents Mr, anti Mrs ';John Snell `
5. a urtnher •of Telephone peri. have
been working in towns for several darts
They replaced four ipoles by 3 neve
ono* kin Main Street.
letxs. 0. A: Itforey and daughter
Miss Lena of Toronto visited the fox -
alert's sister. IVirs Gd Treble for sev-
eral days this week.
The Loan BasebiI1• team will play
our boys ort the ee'hnot erour.ds to-
day Thursday at.4'o'clock." Come out
and 'encourage 'the :.boys..:
Miss Mettle MoTaggirt of Chatham,
who hus been spending; her vacatioxl
: her hor e has gone I
'I'aro¢ato for
1n o
nt,
a mew days before rel. urn.iogi to her
duties.
Miss Susie and 'Georgina' 11artma,r4
who 'lave beer visiting at: rite hone
of their parents on the Goshen ` line
returned to their" duties in London.
on Friday last.
Mr. Williia m Ceeltis •ha.e difslpesed
of Lin fine . farm; being lot •3 Conces-
sion :7 township o1: Us:bonne tot Mr.
George Wkight. The sale Was :made
tltraugh M.r. riles. Cameron orf Far-
quf1ar.
A Raspberry festival wile be held
In ('onnection with. the Psesbyterioi1
church; on Mr. Ctu•istie`s lawn ,on
Thursday July - t1st#i+ (Teal served.
from 6 to 5o' plonk, Bank/ in lle!tte,ndL.
anon 'Admission 25 and 15c.
• Rev. S. F, /Sharp returned , .Ithis
weak alter spending several weeks
at Ottawa. Mr. Sharp is looking well
and his vi.oa.tiou seems, .ito have
agreed with him Ye Neill oc-
cupy Lis pulpit next Sunday,.;
FiveDash-weed Dash-weedBo
]e
s ca,me e
a
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last Thursday ata enjovedi a couple
of games. Tbey won --a genie • in the
afternoon and lost in the evenitnnet
meter beinseveral
shots
hot
s
up The
I)as>ood ! y F5 were ore Miller
W_ ambold, D. Tiema.n aid' E.- Ticmari'
Et.. Marye Oxa pip-'TW:o rinks 'Of
.bowlers came over from St." Marys
last Thnirs!d'ay' . end played several
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aames on the green. 'Lti'. the after,
noon Exeter won two genies and lost;
one in the evening they won• pn.'
and lost ' twro_ St. Mary a was, one
shot up in the days playa
Snell Sinclair_A quiet ' wedding
was solemnized at the Rectory of the
Trivitt 'Memorial :Church on' Alonday .
July l5t.
h, when I:hc I
cctbrRev-. W
1). Collins
united inn na?i�riti,;c . Min/
Annie Sophia Sinclair, of SI:. Ainrye
and Mr. Edis
'arid .E'. Snell: of TOW,Ili
Miss Sinclair • was employed at the
Commercial hotel.
Married in Wirnni;peg-A quiet wad-
ding took place in Vinnipcg.
n July
3rd when /hiss Allies Haggith of Ed-
monton. who is well knexunr in this
part having visited here lest;Wthtcr.
was . united in marriage to 'Walter
Grierson, of Edmonton Miss Ha,;-
Yith has been residing in Toronto
sit.ee leaving here in, the svi;n'ter.
The Connor Engine a Dandy -The
railroad velocipede which Wats made
last year by the Connor i1La.clii,ne'ICo.
for the Grand Trunk bridge 'Inspcc
tor, an account of rvhich,'appelre;d in
the Times at tiled 'time, is. now at the
factory for repairs. The insZieet or
has worn oiixt onet set,. of "•wheels, and
has ha n nc
d, 0 lost time xt itfx his a,n .
f �l 1,
Decoration Da -0n S�.ikiday lest
(heOdd'fellows held their ttnnaaf dec-
oration day when eboat: '25 oL toe
t+rtihren drove to ,he cenntc'ry in
the afternoon and decoreted .' the
graves of the 'following. departed
brothers Wm. Brooks. Ab Bagshaw
Gt.as, See II Fred Gidley, 'Walter,Car-
ey ,J'as. Willis, Jas, Hodgson Simoe
'Tinter, liobt, Knight, 'Geo Reek,.
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os, Prior, l.Ierrrian Rail. <.y.
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!)ihnan Wm. Howard L:it:her Elooper,
' 13urr„ed t:o Death -On Monday even-
ing Mrs, W. C. Rivers received the
sadrtews from L•acrombe Alte,that her
niece Miss. '_Kedge noel, was burned
to 'death.. Miss Dool's molt, xer, one
brother and herself were at 'home
alox.e At ,four o clock• .they were
awakened by smoke and the house
was in flames. They just, not out
in their nightclothes Miss 13.001• not
seeing. her -mother; retailed! ;idito the
e • .
h• n , ,
urns
., L.ornc to fi'n'd her and ti�he,n
she came out
she Wa,;;
so bzd,l,y burned
that She, diad a few hours /Mier,
Messrs J. :A. 5;I;•eivere anvil. .thi,as:•
incl.' took two auto ionels to Toronto
this tveek to attend the 57th i finch
convention of fixe Grand, Le:f', e of
Ontario 'A+ F. & Al, ite, Besides: the
two already mentioned the party, iloti-
sieted of Bev. 1). W., Collins, L' 11.
Dickson W. W. '1'anian, W. ]I, Lovett
W .11. Wei•denhamrnex', Cbtts.i ten-
ders .74.s. Davis and 'legit Speakman
The men 5
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enjoyed e tix gam Fs o
beetle globe- the route ,Cir ;Priestley.
xioi.niri • .t
.h i ":d
o la at Mitchell' awl
g �'1 3'bh x
n the a
Z e text n ,
,>: oo at tri• to 100: A
x r genie
l3
Mv't!!• played in Berlin its the eV/marg.
'1'hcry :xlvo o peat t:o•lif t;r trio St:.
Mattliuwrls, • ttewlcr*'white iw. 7;oro iio
ereeee W. µT, littiinet W. Mxy, 41 i
.Grta vc. +x
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Taylor x eni: asler
far
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0.s SVliteWxul ifs 'the llecve'te auto And
teak paacte in the : mtoxnungi gaM ,,
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PHONE 18 EXETER
COAL CQMVANYS
t Scranton Coal
The Bast Hard Coe Mined
Tryaton
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THURSDAY JULY Al
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CARL.INC'S
Vacation Notice
Dr, Roulston desires to announoe
that his dental office will be .closed'
from15 h 1to
the t of Ju the 15 h of
yt
August;
•
Mr. 'Loney Heywood visited. in Unµ
ion over Sunday..
Mr. 11'erb Walters is having, his
holidays this week.
Mrs+ and /hiss Ye -ter left; 'fl.xesda.y
for an outing at the I3end.
Miss Jessie Creech visije 1 r,
n Lon -
ton
a few. days lest weak.
Iiss Janet Brown andArs.1
x n"n
,
are visiting around Croaner•ty.
Dr. and 'Mrs. Luther Gill left in
their auto for Toledo cxil Monday alter
a week in town.
'Messrs W. Taman and: Wes., .Howey
sped; the week end with/ their famil-
les at Grand Bend.
Miss J. J,•'Alian Eyet Specialist wg1.
be at the Ventral Hotel 'Saturday
July 27th, One day. `
lifr. anal( Mrs. Jos. Harvey end fam-
ily recurred this week aftexspe(ndielef
two weeks at Grand Bend:
A Car of Good' Feed!Wheat a:ndh'eed
Oats 'have just arrived, and they are
now on sale at Ilarvey%Bros mill
Dr. Will J. Browning of Caledonia'
Minnesota and: Dr, D. A.1 Bowerman:
of 'M n
e movie, Wicsousinl are expected
by auto this• week.
•is
Mrs. (Rev.) Wesley ' J. Dowin and
son 'Theodore Redvers of TTapance are,
visiting the fornxer's mother and, sis-
ter. Mrs. Tom. and. Mrs, w ,Yep
Mrs. Geo. Ileekey was in Vondoel
on 'Thursday east where she' met her
little niece Perne Sheers. of Lansing
Mich: who will visit; ill tioavm for sev-
eral weeks.
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Mrs. 'Paisley and son Jim w'hlo have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Stewart returned to Neu- York Mon-
day,' Mr.' Stewart to le them as far
ac Lonaoim by auto.
Mr :'Sarin S;• Jones a teacher, in the
London •Collegiat•e.'Intetitate died on
Sunday afternoennlest. The late Mr
• Jones was' - 1
.as Ibor•n in Parkhill in 96
t~ I.
and later taught school :at Granton::
Mr. R• G. Seldom is making arrange
meats for the" erection of a new, grain
storehouse it Clandeboye to replace
the, one which was burned down last
summer It will be completed ini time
for this year"'s crops.
Passed .Normal Exems: -The reselte
of the ;Normal. xaminxtions ,have .,
been published' and among them ave
notice the' navies b/ Miss :Alana ,L.
Dov,Miss I.a iMarahad
and
M il
s
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A Irna F. Mc?herson who will receive,
irt:ermin Second -claw certificates. ,
The present outlook' for fall potult.r'y
this year is rather dismal, Reports
to the merchants are( to the effect
that cots and wet weather, have ser-
dously damaged the young c-hieken
crop and this fast witli the high p'r:c.
of eggs
make the avarfable suP
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ply of• chickens and. ducks this' 'fall
rather scarce. •
.Musical exam Results -The ' follow;
are. are the results of the tmusioal .ex-
ams held recently at, Han ali by the.
Western University of London: Piano
Grade 5. Pass M. Charlton, Grade a'
Honors 'R. Thompson, Pass -F. Hun-
ter. Grade 3 Honors -J. - McLean.
Grade 2 Pass -J. Welsh; IGrecie- 11.-
first bless houox -• iT. �Habkirki` 1;.
Slavin.; Theory Grade 2 B+ Howey,
The Regular Meeting of the public
School Board for July was• held Mon -
dee evenirlo.'last with! /: Armstrong
tee only absentee Beyond,'fihe, igen-
eral/discussion of finances and -fi,x
;;ng the assessment for public school
purposes- n,o bus:Mese wo,.; dente The
.Cr,ur.ril' are to be- asked; for the suer
of $2','J, 00 to keep things in good
slope for the:coming year.
The da
e th oceure& in Brantford tinFriday Masi of' Mrs. Perkins, mother
of Rev 'R, J. M. Perkins, 7iormer pas-•
for of the ,Trivitt Memorial church,
A little, over a week ipreviefee to
her deat.b Mrs. ,Perkins was injured-
in a runnawfay a't Brantforde and she
succumbed to her iziju.ries. The .die -
ceased: is well know+, vii Exeter hav-
ing visited here; on, different, occasions
while her son was stat`,oned here+
`Cha Eutraxice Reports -;The results
of the Entrance cxa.minetions were
received ;i by the Times. on ' tonclify
evening. The news rsoan' spread/
and during the evening and alt day
Tuesday we' were called up many ticnee
by anxious inquirers as to the result
of pupils. We were leasedto give
information but more Teased when/
tvc could state the -pupils had passer/
There werc a nra.nber'of disappoint, d
oursonts n t '
ry
.A ,o
offer ' 1
bxl
'In'ay carry l3 its r�•
eidvei the ei,lest• in.Ceetien it is
eecnee (Lai Lukes up filth. n I: CIt'sc+ase
germs from every heed; through
which i'c Teases' and freta everybody
wilt, whom it s'eleers,'1. eonta.t We
hoped subscribers are no•t
holding bark their dollar bills- fax
fear they may perry sortie" contagioe.
to us 7f they are tie' avis ure deem
we are safe 'hevind had the mumps
.scarp:• fever whooping cough' measles
sainllpox 'acid a variety ,of oe er
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go out of the Dry
Goods Business.
Exeter and surrounding district.
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fieriest covers ,the 10th to the 24th
beteg, central en the 21s . TP.i,111no
hii roma -ex high'' tempcxature tell el
eetric<at storm will develop in tees-
:er'n sectiron ni the beg,xtnirlg of this
you need but to come in' to see that
the sale is
genuine.
All Trade Accepted
at Cash.•
Price.
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the Groom and. the New Dome.
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GOULDS
GR4GEftY
PHONE 47.
Opposite Electric Light Plan
in the Home
See Happy
p ppy
by getting YOUR
HOUSEHOLD'
-
NECESSITIES
Here.Weandla only
h y
the BEST.and we leave
everything l'yctu icerd at,
Serious,
NttttM1t1tMi tMtlt tttc
ra,WHAT'S � �S
aw-
DUSTING
Furniture or
Woodwork 4
with a dry duster
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when -•the duet • dies
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and follows in your
wake.
f et a Modern Shuffle
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G 11t�Le
on and Use ,
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st THE TEA PND COFFEE STORE ,
: `ce Butter errs
tis �`:e�n-Ci ai 0,_.
Fresh Eggs. ..-
tieriod The Versus influence and the
Moat_ being en the equator. en the.
nth will insure thunder etortne e4
and next to that ua,te.: The `fend 23rd
and .'24th will .;brie,, a culmin tt'irti .od
Westering, ominous storm alouda,
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with viol rr *u �
and local showers zn scattering loe'i•l-.
,
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c ea Those Who a��e been
Ries,. s b
h of
• r forecasts a length of ,rtx foxccai, s far n
9 �'
time, lanoty, that extremes of tempera
titre with vicious lig]itl*i�ti{z• ktlid`
i•Lurtder, are chaa•a,eterieti*s .t�'f the
i da .Lc 0 ,a : sT tire:-
Voles periods,. alr for ..lt p
en -Me ti .r, they nese 'eiil.ge r of t:h°.t I, r-
ind followed be a 411."41 in tempera
tate that will be very gra,t (doll to
;tW'SI iii L i htty
Veribrlie
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VenoiIl
On your duster' Oiit`l eave our
9 3' nee
to health, It disinfects and
dean; everything it touches
See leaving flee surface hke new .
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S. Martin & Son
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