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AUGUST 8,
mar s us3 years
n business, and
our 4th
year we are run.
ning an 8 days
Anniverary Sale.
Specials , hi all lines,
come to the Feast of
Bargains. Cash receipt
with every purchase.
Souvenir China 20 to
35 cents.
POWELL'SBAZAAR
BIG VARIETY STORE
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"his is the last month for summer goods and we
are bound to clear every line.
Ladies Gloves- 15c a pair; 1Inslins — Se yd; Glass Towelling 20 in.
wide ---121/c; Fancy Parasols — tiOc each: Ladies Hosiery - reg, 50c for 3Sc.
reg, 5c for 18c;' Whitewear at about half price; Mens Suits — all reduced:
Shirts, Sox, Ties and braces at one third off regular price; Belts — '25c each;
See otic shoes at $2, $1 and 50c displayed on three tables in centre of store.
Come iand save money
Stoi e Moses at no°
rely Thurs. ; during July and August
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Door Nob Of Post Office
rented Ai: to AuMori et Report—The following is
t'he report of the Exeter market .•or -
gust 7th:
1.1,;at i`0
flailed 45 to, z8
Oats)
fa clot heat 48 t
Pleas Sl.fl4
Sot S='3,
Titan 0 nen toe.
1: Ienr 4,7 80
FFow uredo tient $1,54.
'eggs 2O,.
Ramo 20c, .,
Pried :dipoles 4e
Potatoes $1.50 -
Hogs O'4:19.55
Choice. , moire*:: $555 to t,O5
Chafe 'butchers. , 30 to 6 ata
M+r<liurat butchers 58€1 to 0.335
`eenottron r •,,robes 5,i0t ro 5.f.il
a1! its 7. 11 to 5,i/4.
thea ll; $ 3,0f to 4,6)
,Lanths 7,00 to 7 ati,
Begs lower Sheep, and a:aITies "s 4,
dr. lambs nosier.
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XETE1 TIME~`
VA AT1 ON NOTICE r
Kindly take notice chat` tin D
dental office will be olased
from the middle of Join to r+r•
the middle of to ug'zzs�', Also
note that' nay, office is closed,
every afternoon P$OIE £7:
thr,lughont, the yeah ,
oft 1112,. I1OULS'3 O111z C>laPasite Electric ,igiat P a.c
Mr's, Q.uance is nsi:ing h z Lro,
Cher in Stratford.
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Mr. Pills ra ;4ills o£ Gool,oti is visit•
izag in town this week:,
Mrs, Sherri and daughter ter ° argar
1'OlisS, Olive Quan e left err 'ilonday
for a, visit in. Toronto,
Irs James 3'iTillis has re
atter visiting in London.
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friends nand ra'lnfly x ilia 1pty
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a.ith'ahc Ja;'kstm Mfg Co.
:Tire grain Street tots aug.aitF tn.
(4 '4' as thn f`z3 ash ess section.,
Mr. nod '"airs, Jelin Pedlar
izz oz.s; oc., .car kips z; st .vee
isited
mitten Pall Voir 'will iteid ea
tear i er :`5th and 25th this year
nfzc� l'trargariettn 't:!r5a,g° o` Toronto
§s e'isiti ; ;fir, Q d y,l s. E. Christie:,
t>eeraaye.-. the Old' loys
a# �1 hortztolz of Nkreod t07
�1iss 1Bontledge <;f ' asitat•<aaal
<d Miss ',:Alden rt cowrlo of ;rays
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week,,
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iaasarra'a has taralied
J. Watson has ¢ "^:tare•.((
lith°:say to Aria 'fe, 1".. 1GJ gad
llaasl�olta*
allalatynei of }'Toronto isi
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'lin ar•„ x'islaOng
in ney,r7 tielc . �f Ttarc►nlo
ding her toUd�rb Iri16 'liner
i mod-'MMrs. viv1 I£aelr.
titre is 62+'f9 Srta 7, li'erey' ,••seal, l ear x 'lie
rhe' rear. i aaf "'Oka** 'Wash,. :z1p O. 0. ^ti
fres. In acral «troatal4
aaaad Miss Grt'boaa.. 0
isii"e I .'li'.inalenfieltl,
Ff asralaay teve[i."nag ontboir. tv
'affarntaalal hos reftarral,
sltisa tler brOlber"
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to; in lawr- =Prior tg
rraaatl t%Iri'L
OS, P'Toy diad as„ rsait; I xliv
as cr notaxs ail( l file e$ iIy 1'gtif
iti rdti tie. ect�rarxix.
znr, 'f;Ill has, retained io
ria Prairie, after s endtst
th- 1°rrli(lays with her father.
.... has' arvey and ohil4.4» {girl
ilAratlrsrert ard daughter Mary
3 as& wreck et Crud Bond.
Iran and T Jorio $elcion
oral flay% this Creek with
t'lz illi Ilpylr at Grand Bend.
1fr and Mrs,,:Ara*o4 r,l :Pr1nsloy nrd
tisk Eslt-a o= Proo?:lv'b 144 T. pnid
lei, za Ttlrs slrr^rs n rs`f on Sundry
fr, "FA`r«ren 1lnitt<•r .Iass loft for
:wtt,aal+ Sisk ¢rror xisitint his
J ar ra{ Al"r, pini' Mrs, Jo'=n' IT -enter.
ai Ly ri t'ie " r s +-o-e of Tctrer'o
-ttk7r <c^.np.'iina tront'ga. visit .v't,h'
totr rt'o `Ian r 1-aS renarned to 1aor ho°re
3trs. tGro"ge Brownlee and hoe
^laiialr.'rlorSt•afar: ft are visit:co' the
formers ,tart-nts :'Ira. and Mr'. Thos
1'lynn.
44 r. IV. TE', Ve ity wife. and fainly
° iranif0-,i ano4ora^dire and scan
i rens; I+ of vcle,ys with .1tTrs. Rieh:ard
i'i~lxrx-d,
Fier. 1Sdit,T,_Four no -ad 'dor* 'non.
thn^n,rhhred., bound-. Anyon-
Wnnl;an a good 'hound call on F
Treihner_
Grarton ffnirdr•ate s'rer,fi 'the week
end at his home in findnri-h. Trp at
I.rndrd the fa'r"v dress 1w11 en Fri
:lav evernon _
Miss Jesse Draa.'er of dlrrntford
has retuanodto her'home
ing, the rust \reed: with 1Tr, John
13raund Exeter.
Mr, Russell f.?alkwiil has secured
a 1osition 'with the. (Bank of Com-
merce. Hecommenceswork- in. a few
weeks at Forest.
YIr
Walker Kerslake little son
Roy and brother George visited 'at
their mothers Mrs. Michael T'leteh-
ors over Sunday. .
Mr. and Mrs,Thompson of tleor
,Paul and Mrs, A, Harnilton of
' iinneatolis .Minn, were the guests.
n Ytr, and Mrs,: D. C.,. Micinnis on
-onday.:
t 'ard-five dollars reward of-
f,: red for the it arson Who can, give:`
rug information' as to who pbisoned.
T,r...Hurdon's dog on the morning of
August
Strayed from Premises—About the
23rd or 24th; of `July. A' brood ,`sow.
blind in one eye. ,Suitable reward
given , for -i r.formation. 'A'p'oly 'to
David Richard 2nd con., of Ste`p'hen
1.-4 .folies west of Devon,
Mr. Peter Tawden a former' res-
ident of Exeter. died at Colchester
Ont on August; 1st. The id(eceaued
was welt known in town baying
resided with leis son. At ttlhce time
of his death- Inc was residing with
his daughter Mrs, M, Dart. three'
sons and Bix daughters survive Pet-
er onExeter George of .Lucas'; John,
of Collingwood; Lizzie of Windsor
Bessie of"Lucan ; Emily of Colchester
of Vancouver E. 0, 'and Mary and
nnnic still linng at the old home
r 'IDevonshzre,' ICe .is atao survived
.fn3^o.brothers. .'Mr, Joh Paw -
len of Exeter and Mr, John -Barden
in the linnest,
(;laud a:tl
Chip Amir.
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bra Wm, 3 ssery o
3oad, alas raurotirascd t
race of h1r, T
ont ton T, Voyle and Chas
�truer left itIonday for Belleville
where they will attend tem Tarsi
Lodge of the 1`. 0. 0, r
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to fi aldi
tsally who
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Tprarltp
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ger of 'Court Star Fortluhaa ° it, 0. '
Fklenae3egat°1G4IunatbetIjonr
ret conv*waaots yet Grin xex'ttt'Ira
;lir, Chas ¶l.indenflel<l returned
Tuesday after (holidaying in Detroit
and Cleveland. iilrs, ir+c`.azdeaafilaft
rand children also returned holo from
%alrigh
(Bev, S, F. Shawl: its intiosieri h. fly's
ttr irlk giving a series of JcetUres on
<Ttaaral Sooiology' in connection wif:h.
ho P'res'byterian Suanmer. School ha-
g htdd there i
1:upairifg done --at It zagain, turn-
s"ng out ,tett: flour 'that marten the
dough, You can buy , chew aer flour
than .3iodel,but youcannot buy ha-
ter; Mfg by Harvey '; tBros.
11r George Smailaactirnhe moved his
rattails' and: household effects to
Stratford .last :reek. George Smal-
Iacom"ba ir, accoraPanted theca and re-
maained a few days returning to ;his
duties on Saturday. -
Inion services will be held next
Sabbath by ai3lain -Street a4lel'oodist,s
and :Casco Presbyterians, Servicets
will 1be held iii Coven ,church' in the
morning and Main Street .church nt
night 4conducte4ty Bev. E, G. Powell
The Rev, Mr, `Vickett of London
preached two acceptable sermons in
James Street on Sunday. last His
wire and daughter aecompanied hint
and 't:hey visited" Mr, J. Johns Exeter
Mr, lvfckett will supply during they
absentee of the castor ,Rev, W, G;. 1:1.
McAllister ctvho is away on vacation.
The retorts of t'he Matriculation
results iare out and thnie who ta.sseci
from Ithe Exeter High Scbool were L
C. Harvey, IT, Penftale, and C. Wcod.
H. Quackenbush secured nartial
,The Exeter school has made
nutdber of students tamed in the
'different exams.
The ,symtathy of the •contraunity is
ex.t,Einth.o. to Mr, and Mrs„ .Juther
their infant daughter aged,six „rnon-
ths and 11 days. MT ar.d Mrs.
Praund were palled to Exeter owing.
to 'the illness and death of ' Mrs,
Rraund's mother the late Mrs, ES,
sery and sinne that Hine have
rosined on account of life, sale et bbe
household iffeols 012 Qaiurdan their
little' daughter became and 'passed
awaY on MonclaY evening at !ha home
of Mr, and Mrs, lAlLt Hastings. Tho
eOrpse was taken to Brantford on
Wednesday for interment. '
church will hiold their nA.nnivet9ar3'
on Sunday and Monday „August'
and 25th. Seru3ons to Itte preached
by Rev, IT. Ettia of Atkona ;102.30
and 7.30; The 'Sante& Street . onotri
Exeter will furnish the music n't the
Sunday services, Monday 'Atigust 25
a .sopner still he seated. in, that
lnent of .ithe elvireith! from six to
street choir,Exeter„ the Milligan liens
13oy is ts, London Addresses in-,
Bevni T. AL 'Steadman' '1Fietenter:
We make a specialty of 1.
liaag >Fa oily Order, The
Groceries we deliver to you
are tine best to be had and the
Prices. we ask are the Itowest
possible,
Send or bring your next or.
der to us and be convinced
them this is the night Store - a
buy your Groceries and Pro,
visions,
ANO t'oFl"1r, 3TORF
ANTED —Chictice Batten arid
Fresh Eggs.
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Our Store
�II,L SOLVE 1111PiY fl INgDDINCs
GtET PERPLEXITY
Shen you are purchasing a present:it is a mat-
ter of money and what you want, nothing else:
There this is your store, for what your want'is
here and at the lowest prices.
A good variety of articles selected :from the
largest stocks, consisting of Silverware. Cut
Mass, Fancy China, Clocks and etc.
Those are new, beautiful and modern in design
and of a superior quality. '
Headquarters for Watches. We make a special,
ty of handling High Grade Watches..
All Kinds of Repairing Done and. Guaranteed
No stable is np.to,date wit
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Notice !
All kinds' of live panitry
ring TOY and August, for which
beet prleei will be paid.
Hooks— P Up.
Spring Chicken —Id cents
Old Hens — TQc, per pound
Roosters — per pound
JONES riAY
BUFFALO BRAND
FERTILIZER
4111 prepared to supply
you with the Buffalo Fer-
tilizer, The ben and
-cheapest brand made. Do
not order until you have
seen met
NELSON STANLAKE
tArs, 7. Willie. Pow I is visiting,
at 'Wayland Atich.
Ur. `altrld:Troderick is visiting with
his son near Da'shwood.:
is visiting Ms.'s Ethel Mrickwoodo
Mrs, RanasaY and daughter Mill-
ioient have been visiting. Mx.
ond Mrs, T.: Varling have left( for
Toronto where they will make their
home in future, ,
Mrs., P. Pawden and daughter
and Mrs, Jos 113awden this week.. al-
so Mr,„and drs, Geo. Bowden pe Lon-
don were visitors in town. 7,
The atpreciation of the music 'soot
Plied by the Exeter Prass Band on
Friday night was shown by the large
the 'nark. a is hoped tfbat the
The Women's Missionary Societn of
-the Main Strent chord& tont hold
a _picnic at Etiverview Park next
Thursday and in the evening, twill
hold their regular Thursday evening
nrayer meeting, on the grounc/s.
Sunday schools intend holding a Un-
tticnic at the Pend on ilbarsclay
AU gring,t. 21.s t, All wishing to go
will leave 'their names by- Tue'iday
August Oth at Follicles or 13eaverls
be provided for only thot ..o.o leave
their names
On Sunday the cong,regation of
James Street church was favored in
the morning by a quartette by Mrs,
Andrevvs Miss Chowan Mr Andrews
and -SMr. Ed. Shantou. In the, even-
ing they enjoyed a, solo by Affss nen
tra.y soloist 'of the Boas. Presbytert,„
&lett by Misses Quance and John-
ston.
Thc• remains of the late MaS. Rich-
ard 7.oiiiinson who died on August
7th at tile home. of her daughter
'nirs„ liostoti of Flat Rock Mint ;
were toought to Exeter oil Tuesday
ond inierted in ibe Fixe ter cem-
etery. "file deceased was in her 7n
year. _She had been, oiling for
about- three years havOng suffered :I
.slroke before leaving Exeter. tShe
was %mot in ate Tolynsbi,ci of Step-
hen ber niaiden name being Mar-
garet. Walker. Alter her marriage
dttoctel.:;,.tixirsivtieosnx::. `ttiohokh.eirli, ,theayt. wFelna
out
r Cary°icer
We have a large shipment of
the celebrated B. T. Bros. litter
carriers. The old wheelbarrow
method is a back number. In
Tour bar d reduce your
abort
prepar supply your dernandsin Steel Stan-
chions nd Stalls and in Ray _Cools
of every description
en to fill Good Positions
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Trained men are wanted everywhere; in fact, they are always
wanted, for the derriand is greater tha.n the supply. This den:tand is
not for the man who is able to earn only two or th'iee chillara a day
at bard manual labor and who can work only under the direction of
some one else, but for the man who is able to plan and direct the
work of others—the man whose training has qualified him to Com-
petently hold positions of responsibility. •
institution that has done so much in the past and is doing so
much every n1/flute for working men and women, offers you an
easy way to become a trained man—to secure a good position' in
the trade or profession that best suits your taste ,and. ambition.
The C. S. plan enables you to help yourself right where
yon are without losing an hour of work or a dollar of pay;
without changing positions until you are ready to step into
the, one you desire; without obligating you to pay more than
your present salary will afford, no matter how small if is.
Thousancls of ;nen have secured life-long betterment through this
great plan. Every month an average of 300 voluntarily tell us
of such advancement. You can _
• INTERNATIoNAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS 4'
, Box 799, Scranton, Pa.
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do the same as these men have
done.
If you really want a.good posi-
tion, a larger salary, and a suc-
cessful lite, find out how you can
secure it in the surest and most
practical way in the world by
marking and naailing this cou-
pon. This pats you under no
ol3ligation. It is simply a re-
quest for further infortnation.
Clip, mark, and mail it NOW.
• Ad Welter
..4 Eros:::n1;11:m,Eiriz:Fol v:,,Oner;I:glnoerr Fo e'otririn Plumb, h it 1, et,.
• Foreman Machinist
Civil Engineer .
eCli: 1 1 rS i 1 1,:i Es : 11: nx.:letri : , Contractor and Builder 4`
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Po.or-Station Supt. Surveyor
Architect Cl3hoo'ITIrtt'per
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of ' Edna on ton 'Iti,tats, .1dus tory of Fiat
State
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T.).1. -014O 1E—In CrYsclale on Aug,'
nth 1.5 ".1r, and ntrst Jos...Duchartne
ard'AtPhinson „in,