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FOR TIDE
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Stlt��'! r Days
There is coolness and comfort, with style, St anti splendid
earing value in our clothing, Neer se es, tweeds and f n
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worsteds you will And in our olotiiieg department. We want
you to see them and you will be assured that our prices ,are
right,.
Some Great Values at $tO.AO
Better Claes at $15.0 and 1,9.0
Straw Hats
The season's newest straws
algid most up.to-trate shapes,
eratay o yles to o,hoose fro
at $1,00 to 25,
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T ik: E.XETER TIFL',
TR L le$DA " JUNE ti ' .D1,31 UIP!
Market Rel.oi t -The following le
the rebore of the Fxetee market. eor,.
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W1 eat 93.
Qats 34. :.
'Barley 45 to 48
:Buckwheat 48 to 50
Paas SI.60
Shorts.. W3
Prat $22 ger ton
Medal cheer 2,70
Low trade Hoer $1,50
Eggs Too
Better xS eo 20e,
Dried a
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? atoes >,1,Q0
elo„s 1;9,40
(Thoiee Exeert Steers 6.90 to, 7,00
Medium Export Steers 650 to 7.75
Choice butehrs Fi 5Q to 0:75.
e,fediunn butcher heifers 6,00 625
ceeeeeteowe 5.10 fo 5,56
Medium cows 4.50 to -_ ire
Common cows 350 to 4.130
Choice Sheep 5. 50 to 6.00
Lambs 8,50 to 9.00
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Men's Underwear is
Per Hien we have a eplend
id range of two•pieee shits
aficl Combinations, ranging in
price frpm Siler to $2,50,
Linen Dusters
News linen dusters i
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lei and t;aewn shades, They
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g of motoring,
New Shirts
With the new soft GQfilars
tnd French cuffs, and a neat
asbabie ate to match, at
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STEAMER TRUNKS
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it Cases from $x.5o to $6.5o
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The Exeter Bargain Store
Just Received—Another Shipment Of
MEN S READY-TO-WEAR
SLJITS
See our BLUE AND GREY 2 -PIECE SUITS with BELT to Match,
They Are Winners.
Big Range of BOYS' SUITS
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tfen's Balbriggan -Underwear, 75c suit. Men's Cashmere Hose, worth 35c and
40c, for 25c Pair.
. , Astoria r a shoe
Fancy Parasols, `igc Each
Ladies' Cotton Hose, 1.0e Pair.
Clearing out lot of STRAW HATS, 10c
15c, 40c
Ran a o 'BOUTS
and SlIOES
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teeeeettit **It
June. '
The month or we idiogs,
:Miss :raha; 1 Fe3ll'ec?3i ` is sl:Cndiuzg
eiveral days iia St, Alark:sa •
alis lJ, Wileoa:l of Seetfdrtla v sited
its, S for several day's.
Caat•vev 1lehesen of deorz on siient
iesclay ats his house in towel,
leer a dozen St. liazys families
c bander el+a-iriratiee with measles.
Meyer, T. .Belzer, Ii, TPlynei and;
Mallett motored to London; Sun.
Masa I:d*aa riilick an a solo . iaa
excellent 'reice at Main $t, Galatea
.Sunday evening.
1'fr. and Mrs, Wes, Snell and Mr,
rand Mrs. Jas, Gould motored to
f3f
resit; orl. last Sunday.
Fra, Weidenha ninler and littla�
daughter
Anna are Visiting,in Strovtu
able .tor a few days,
�alr, a:, , ' lie.eweted condneted, ib*
ottral* 'Meal's el ass of 111'aain Street
last day afternoon,
anred Mrs.11urdette of Goderieh
iuotaared down lost Sunday: to visit;
svtth their son Grafton,
WM Amos, of the Jaaarti;; xar
Tvorocato
staff at Sudbury le boli -
el lying a; his home here. "
"eixri, 'Cool; has returned to ,her hame
fan Sty
Thomas, after visitting at the
laosnG of `Air,. C. T. Ilrooks,
yhre;e auto loads tfrom town' mot,
areal to Goderickt last Pridny to at•
tend the P,rondiogt demonstra tion,
Roulston and Xi', aC, alirney
I ave been elected; by 'the 9'. p., 0. V.
to atteudi the 'Grand Lodge meeting
!fletville in August,
miss Olive Prior hal returned af-
ter visiting in St, !1 rys; Sir, Skin-
ner and 'Miss Saaeerin returned ,with
fh r
and
fi
Rcut Sunday.
y.hc
here.
SIra, `lrerve' Huston (nee lrcn'e
teray) and, eon or Ashcroft, R. C. are
s'lsiting with Mr, ,41Tustor r:,•a.rents
and• Mrs, 11. i3. Huston
Mr, and '"errs. !)arch, Mr. ilobt
Southcottind daughter lits, flaw -
flogs .motored up from London Sun-
day and visited with friends.
Mrs. T', , A
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� left Wednesday
to visit for two weeks with'hfr, and
Mrs. A. Sheere in Lansing _rich, Zr.l
Boyle aatcomeanied her as far as .Lon-
don.
Mr, and Mrs George 73rownice and
two =children oC Seaforth visited lir,
and Mrs. T. 'Flynn over Sunday.
Master
Edgar' r isf.
ncndz u
g n wetic
witiz his crandvarents, t
Mrs, E, C. 'Beebe and daughter
Madelon re. urn d'VTedncsdaY to. their
home in Ilicigetows after spending
two weeks with "her mother Mrs, T.
Prior.
Remelts Wanted -For 'P.' "Come:any
33 Regt' 'to attend Caned a c London"
from June 16th to 28th • IAFply to
Capt, 'iy . .T. II:Ieaman or Leiut J. G.
Stanbury
Mrs, 1Bauelaugh, telio hies been,,in
town for the eaast two or three mon-
ths 'having_ cursed �1Irs J. 1). Atkin-
son through .her recent illness left
yesterday for her home in Centralia
—Clinton New Era.
Tuesday . June. the 3rd was the
Kings birthday. The banks in town
were closed but ,the stores remained
oaten. The day was ushered in by
the firing' of guns. The band which.
went to Dashwood to provide Music
for their' big celebration played a
couple of patriotic selections before
leaving
Fine for
Little Folks
Inexpensive and easily worked: No
trouble` to show little folk how to nee ve
them• Book of directions with each a'
camera, I
se
2;; .t o" $12
sad
Howey's Drugstore st
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zF Palmas teff be£oee 9 ,a.m. ... , a
dveloped same day.. will .be i a r i
" . Wanted For Sale
FiCty ;Thousand Plants for Sale
Agents Wanted —To. sell western
nreeerty� Qn eonmission;,
ArFply II. \k arburton, ?loom 50
Bank. of'' Toronto Chambers Lond`o'n.
NUMEROUS 'GIIAi GEST,
`eer, A. 3. lord bas moved into Mr,
111eDonald's house con ?stein Street.
11r.
Wee, ,Rivers, .has moved 'into the
residence' at the rear of his butcher'.
Mr, ilioand.� i• 'C �'iDavisla v
� l , , Davi bats, moved
into erre Rivers eesidenee. 'on, $ian'
coe Street M '.,1., J,. x''enhale 'hes
moved into the z-esidence on Marlb�
harp Street vaeeted by Mrs, 'Ilew1
shaw and lir,, 'At. Hastings has mow
ed into tee residence eaeated by Mr
Penlhale, Or, Az ios,eis rnoving into,
the residence recently purchased
iron? Alr, )Hastings..
lilt, I. 13,, Carling was in London
Monday.
Miss Mary Balkwill is visiting pn
Centralia for a few days.
5, G. Stanbzary. was in Goderich or
Tuesday sn Legal busine. s,
Gerald IEurdon of Beffalo visited
t his 'home here this week.
lir. J. 'Cobblediek of Calgary is ex -a
re rted here from the west this week
Mr, Erie• llurdon and' Mr, etehe
ince a of Clinton visited in town Sure
+day.
eMiss ivr•tle
C3a rreltou visited in Parkhill this
tacels,
°ltz, and Airs, 'R, W. 'Beavers and.
t wa ohildren visited in lir;eritford
this week.
,7.81iss. n Berney of North Claicagp
l7Cos;`iiitel is 'epe zding lhet e=lation
with relatives,
Mr, ,' Qlnrdettet `+s'peett; °Tuesday at
his 'home in:oderich.
Miss ss `13'r�l'e I1 v 'k I` v
i Birdie Belle a e» r da
yl e 1
for Marlette iaanioh where she will
visit for ft few aveeke,
°Akre, George' 'Season le iaa TtirQntQ
F �' t
lea e1 a ,. t the P esb M
t els, a �lr
tori tut Week,
taizveuttion y
W, '3` Beaman is confined
house with Pleurisy A.
recovery „,is hoped ?for,
Car,
anti, Weekes who has been
tin j town "tor ae cou9le of
elm returned on 5 -Unfitly to Virden
ao,
and 'Master Delem
, W. Stewart returned to Tor-
o a n,tfrdaay after visiting his 1'ar-
c nts. Ctrs, Stewart will visit for
while«
Ixs P, Pollard and little (laugh',
ex returned to Windsor Monday at-
ter visiting her father. Mr, Thos.
Hawkins.
'tae first draft of the Stationiag
Gatnaanittee of'the London 'Conference
out but'shows no change in the
ixxe'ler District.
air, B, 11, Senior tai .A:, aaq,ta of Mr,
:1'oQ. Senior' of iiown, has irn ed his
w xa 'ns ndhsb n
Ina! la r a21an tto a n c
1 a e
ailed to the bar.
The Women's IrsIitule desire to
tbank'the men echo so kindly assist -
"ted in Wanting fifty mole trees
down at, the park.
ftCr, Stingham of Woodstoel: and
MissesEtta "and i'eari Whentler,:of
Clinton visited. fir. and Mrs, 5, G.'
over Sunday.
Jones o e u y
The annual 'meeting of the aSoute,
Heron Reform Association was post
eetned from. Tuesday until Friday of
this week at 'l3rucefiold.
Mr, 'Clive` McAlister who has been
visiting for several. weelae.�, nt ,James
'parsonage, ' f t SV' n d
Street1 ed sa for
e e T
Winnipeg for the vacation.
Rev,. and 'Mrs, S. V. Share, 'and
daughter Margaret/ and Mr. r1.
Strang are attecding the Presbyter.
ran Congress. in Toronto this week.
krd:r. and Mrs. Monad, McInnis re-
turned Monday after attending the
Welch—Hamilton wedding 'in Tor-
onto which took place on May 28th.
\ext, Sunday the services in 'Caves
Paeesbyterian church still be conduc-
ted by the session while sermons will
be Preached be Mr, Robertson bf
12 , rondale.
Mr, and ;Mrs, Johnston and Mr. R
L. Johnston of Toronto are visiting
Mr,. and Mrs, G. L. - Waugh". The
former intends taking~a trip West.
from here.
Rura! Dean Taylor of St. Marys
rreached in 'Trivitt Memorial church
on Sabbath] last. the Rector Rev,
D. W. Collins 'took Mr Taylor's work
in St;• Marys.
Ticvs. W. 0. 1 . McAlister- and E,
G. Powell and Messrls T. Harvey 8.
14Ia� lin and II, E. Huston are attend-
ing the 'Methodist •L'ot.ference in.
London this 'week. •
Court Exeter. 123 Indelge ndent Or-
der Foresters will attend Divine ever -
ship on Sunday June 15th at 11 o'-
clock 'Members meet in lodge room,
10 o'clock 0. 'Anderson' E. S.
Mr and, Mrs, F. E. Huston Mrs.
W. pe man 'Miry; W. S. Howev :• nd
tins. Cr eve„w+re'at Grand Bet d fist
weak fixing uG'their'cottages for the
summer. lair. Taman and Mr, Howey
'Sunday.
b ch over
were a
The Royal -Gwent Male 'Glee Sitig-
ers. l5 members`and each one, an ar-
tist.:,will a+cpear in James 'aStreee
Church on the,19th 'of' this month:
This is said to be the fined com-
rany of its:kind .that has ever toured
Phis country.
Mr. and 'Mrs, Wesley Snell..” Ma,
and Mrs. Jack Pedlar, -and Miss
Smith of. Exeter came 'down in 'the
Snell limousine fast evening lo , see
the lights. of .London and:, incidently
call' on a few . city friends. They
made the tree in. about 90 minutes,
over the fine roads' to the northward
--London "A.dvertiser
The reports of the Toronto (Jill -
/al -1y
isi{y examina.tioris. are out and
mong them we notire the names of
iss'IlelenjRussell who sassed, is%t'he
cond adbaiiced course and 'secured
`A. violist standing ? in Moderns, W.
Gardiner 'who secured third telass
anding in classics in the fourth'
r .'exam et ori d Mis�ea .A ltiiiieeMite
n.l, .14Jiltoiir 1'Ia Ea k''1L0 Inas iihe',
r w.
ationorbt Ill
leut._ el rye e
"Fa
culty Olr nea+l
Tome,to celery cabbage, Cauliflower,
Asters; Stooks, Foliage, Silver, Leaf
salvia,. 1,7otuna. Dreeeena, Geranium
ferns 'etc, hanging basket' filled by
ns delivered at to eema eery free
--Louis Day Fiourist.
Notice
Having taken over the but'eheee
business
of A
Tr> �"Wood Y
e have. .
oioved across the street into the
shop lately occupied by .Air,
Vend, The business will by conduct-
ed slope the same lines as formerly
and we will endeavor to give the
robl'ae the best of satiefactiolp;,,
Meats will be delivered to any kart
of. the town. Thaobing Sou for past
favors we solicit a continuance of
sour tatronege—WM, fiIvEI1S.
Obituarys
Word was received on, Saturday
last ere" the stridden ileaatie' of Louise.
lla:nceek beloved wife :of ,Mr, R.
)'east ifit Alaiidestone Sack, Nebo lase
ed away on Friday May eOtti in her
21st year, 'Tile deceased was th'
only chid of Mee and Mrs, Frank
lfandr,ock and,` was a granddaughter
Of Mr, and Mrs, Jas, Creech of town
The faine;a1 of the late stilts, Jas,
Ilai tie al;"Tue> ersnnith took Place to
file cter cemetery last Friday,
Martin ,+'as a' eomnaaratively
young woman Dieing only 47 Fears Of
age, Uer maiden haute was Aiary
Ann Oke She was the second daugh-
ter of the late 'fir, Hugh tike of
,Exeter. She was bora in tree Town,
shill of McGillivray and ss -lien quits
TOW); roved, with her !parents to
iiay and from there to Hallett near
Harlook where she was married to
to r now bereaved husband twenty.
fou' years *go About nine month
ergo Mrs, "el:,i .tin underwent an eller•
ation, iaa the London hospital and jt
ivas thoughlt the was, cured as foo"
as
rrlatime she' enioyed good Health, h
it
bite attending to her iasahsd
ittlesehe suddriels
atriakeu air
if avith' seiatioa ktaihs, wale from.
tittia t time *fleeted every part of
iter l earson .enai which despite the
he., taa dleaI sikilt and the most care`;
fell nttrsantg occasioned ter the roost
eaaflexing sand taltiMetelVCrov.
tail, The,deceased was a meet eee
le ladh, always land andeonsid'
winning the love and esteem tai
A�rtno en.ipy'ed her aeai,tialntanve
is: survived by her butsbauti
one eon also her pother three
c and two 'brothers,
ne
AJ'h, remains of the late:John True-
man 'eirow nlee. who died in Senttle
Wash„ hospital on May 27th were
brought: to later on ,loaaday aatl+
+were interred in the Ji=xcter cemetery
Tuesday afternoon, the funeral be'
ing held. from the home or hl r, rand'
Mrs., Fan, 'Woods,aod4, The deceased w
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was 10 years of age ^ryas an. old Exee
ter boy, Ile was born in ZJsborne
and received his education in town
later learning tee meiliaag with: the
bite Jas, Pickard: :Teventy-six Years
ago he left Exeter for Chicago where
lie entered' the insurance basiisea` g
Four years ago he opened up a bran
clz of the litudential life at Vnucter-
e. in
ver and became one or thpunt ae sl
Ween of that city being held in the
highest esteem. He was on his way
to a convention at Sncrimento Calif-
ornia when lie was taken sick and.
was 'removed to t,hc hospital at Se-
attle. 'lie write unmarried. Two bro
thers William of l..ucan and. Robt of
alsY; path � .and two sisters, i
�, 'S, t e Mrs
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lloadhouse vii ltirkton and Mrs .D.
woods. survive. The floral offerings"
were very beautiful ;and included n.
handsome wreath from the Western
Branch of the Prudential Co„ and
also onefrom thetriends.of Mr. Robt
row ee f T3 h The nl o at Co, also sent...
a letter of conelotencc and spoke in
very highterms of the worth and
uprightness of the deceased:
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GROGRY
PHONE 47Opposite Electric Light Pla6OULDS
We make a specialty of hl-
ling Family Orders. The
Groceries we deliver to you
are the best to be had and the
prices we,ask are the lowest.
possible.
Send
or bring •roarnext or
der to us and be convinced
that this is`the Right'Store'to
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your p
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THE .TES MW CoFr; iTORE ;,,
Choic Butter ar`d'''
b a'�npo w'vaPw,..
Every ReginaWatch carries,
with it
a uuiversati. guarantee.
That means, if you purchase a
Regina from this store, we el , ..
dorse the universal guarantee
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whichwill be honored by any other:
Regina watch agent a ywheie
Add to this, the manufactur
absolute and permanent gu4ln-
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you will see that youcanot make-
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Just Received a CAR LDA
the F
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These Baggies are an
b and especially nisi
Also a Ship
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F4FIY 6t1MFBF3L,L BUOO1.ECilATHAM,
Whether you have any notion of buying or not
step in and see our tllc newest thing in buggies at my
showrooms.
These Buggies being purchased in ew'la .d lots
sables us to sell at right prices.
'3, SN�LL
y Forks, Hay Loaders, Gasoline Engines, Manure
Sp ,
Spreaders des
P and: all lines of Farm Trnpieuz ants
OVERALLS FREE
We are Sole Agents for
WALKER'S OVERALLS
made in Walkerville, Ont. We GIUARd.NTE+E Ten
Cents for every Button that comes off and Twenty -Five
Cents for every Rip and for every Six Stamped Pockets
cut from worn garments, we will give you one pair of
Overalls or Smock Free. Get the habit of savingyour
pockets,
Sold by Jones & flay
The Leading flerchant In Exeter
Guaranteed by the Walker Pant and Shirt Company.
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Spring
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keeping. housekeeper is pretty busy these drays;
Its a sort of Stocktaking time in the house, and a is Renovating
always sure to reveal a need for sometuidg new
in Furniture of which we have a great
voriety of the latest designs.
We also have samples' of Wall Paper of the most
artistic designs. You should see our
KOLORFA. ST
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Colors GUARANTEED .Fagt
To
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Undertaker
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