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Phone 16 ja AST WART Phone 16
Great Values in Black Silks
• We offer you special values in Black Silks as we
bought heavily before the advance is price. Splendid
quality flack Pailette, t36 inches wide at $1; Black Mes-
s25150; also Black Taffeta 36 inches
saliTle at $1 and $ a k
wide at $1 50 and $1 65
New Poplins New Crepe Waists
For Odd Watsbs & Dreeseis
Tk is is a lovely material of Silk
& Wool. It will not crease. We
show it in all the New - totem.
.
Millinery
We are. going out of Millinery
Ml trimmed flats are being old
at Hutch les,i than cost price:
•Besnt.iful trimmed. Hats at 98c.
Septem'r Fashions
The New September books are
on our counters now and we
tarry in stock all Standard Pat-
terns. Call 'and get a Fashion
Sbeet .
Crex Rugs
Is the popular rug for veranda
•nd porches. They wear well.
'Different sizes at $1.95; `;3.50;
and ;;E1.00.
New Dinner Sets
In four Dainty and New Pat-.
terns. The Cups have Uo:d Han-
dles and are Kerins. shape Alio
two different Styles vegetable
dishes, Extra Value 97 'fleece
18.50. . . .
A Waist of splendid washing
material trimmed with a strip-
ed collar and cuffs. Something
New $4,25.
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Penman's
Lisle Hosiery
Is what we recommend if you
want Hosiery that wears well,
fit well. and dyes that are fast.
Sizes 8 1-2; 9; 0 1-2; 10; -40o
Sweater Coats
You will need one for the cool
eveanings. We have some new
Styles in all wool Coats that
we are selling at old. Prices. See
the new Plaids at $6.50.
Brass Jardiners
We have a big assortment of
Jardiniers in different sizes &
'patterns. The prices are low.
Prices range from $1,25 to$0. t10
Hanging Lamps
• If you want a Hanging Lamp
come in and see what we• have
to show you, Several New Styles
have just been placed in .stook.
J.A. EWART Phone 16
The Big Store with the little prices
New Spring
Suits
for Ladies
PLAIN TAILORED AND FITTED
MODELS SHOWING NEW FEA-
TURES IN SLEEVES WITH
FINE RIPPLE SKIRTS
Spring faehions are arriving and
combine in Fabric and Style a unique
and interesting collection, meeting
the requirements for stteet wear and
travel.
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It is unusual to 'present so early ixa
the eeason so great a variety, but
styles were determined early and the
nnost favored shown.
The present time Ls most advantag-
eous for buying as all indications
poitn to higher prices in the future,
N. Sheere
LADIES' AND GENTS' TAILOR
Stand Upstairs. Opposite the (Central
Hotel
FURNITURE I
seer
We can assist you in
selecting your furniture, if
you are going to furnish
Sour home, or if you only
want some odd pieces,
Our Undertaking De-
partment is up to•date in
every respect and we guar-
antee the best of satisfact-
iOn
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$. N Rowe
Tile Funeral Director •attd.
I 7, Cert Metre CDeitaaiet •
PHONE 20a.
Market Report --The a following; is
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correeted up to August 3004,
Wheat 1,20 to 1.23':
Oats 50 to 5, 5. : i. i 11' i
Barley 55 to OOc, h r 1 1 t
LRuekwheat 60 to 80 ; J;~ t r •
Peas $x,00 1
Family floulr 4,00. !
Low .grade Be 2.00 a cwt, ! ., , ; t
Bran $26,00 per ton. , tj
,Shorts 30,00 -per ton r . r
Eggs 25o.
Sutter 28c, l t',
Creamery !Hatter 37c e
New potatoes 3.00 a baig. e
bung chicks 180. i•
Old Henn. lie
t)la
roosters ea
Young ducks 13o
Old ducks 9cx
STRAY/ED—onto the premises of
Robt. Tavlor. Lot C. 'Con., 9 of Usb-
orne. on ar near May 24th, a red hei: r
fer calf. The owner may have same
by paying damages and thins advertise-
ment.
PERRY F. DOUPE, Licensed Auc-
tioneer.
uo-tioneer. Sales conducted in any lo-
cality. Terms moderate Orders left
et Times office will be promptly at-
tended to. ''bone 116, Kirkton.. Ad-
dress Kirkton P.O.
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400 Tons of Fine, Land and Cattle
Salt for sale, All grades $5.50 per
ton; 50e. per bag.—Exeter Salt ,Works
Co., Ltd.. J. Sutton, Manager.
SALT FOR SALE.—An excellent
quality of Sarnia made salt for sale
at the old Temperance House at the
G. T R. station. Sold in any quant-
ity . Your patronage is solicited and
satisfaction is guaranteed. — ED.
MAGUIRE. Exeter.
Apply to W. ]1I. Clarke, L. Resn,,
L, C. M. (Eng) for terms et'... if
you are thinking of studying mtu:io.
Terms moderate. Pupils prepared for
examinations. Mr. Clarke may be aeon
on Saturday at the Central Hotel or
particulars may be obtained at Mar-
tin's Music Store or Grigg's Rook
Store . '
'A'RAL (POR' SALE
Pt, La 18 and 19, con. 1 Tp. of
Usberane,. County of Huron. in. the
Village of Exeter, containing 100
acres of choice land. On third property
its a brick dwelling, large bank barn
silo. drive and milk house, hog
and
hen house, The buildings of this Pro
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erty are, all up-to.'date with water it.
stable. Farm in filet class stage
of cultivation and must 'be bold as the
proptlietor's ;health has failed. Poss-
ession int of November. F,teId of
corn to go with' farm. 'Every senven-
fence for carrying on a milk business
which ifs 'much needed in the town of
.Exeter. E, Hewett. prop., For terms
and particulars apply to Than Camer-
on, R. H. No. 1, Kirkton
IENDEIRS
Sealed tenders addressed to the
undersigned and er.dorteed "Tenders
for Painting. Will be received antil
7
.p. fin.. en Friday, Sept. 8th, 1910.
For.. the painting and caleimining
of the weds and .anterior' woodwork
stairway and, .entrance or the :Corn
halt iipeei1ication e tbe warp. Beed•+
office ed may , be s.:en at the of a rd of the
undeesi; Brad or txom eco uncillortl I3.ar-
e
. , Members ot the co
r a r' e b
ton a eve s. Mto
Mitten $y order.
.. i tire P,oiAr, clr?'lts
•r irM.
encl turkeys 15o ' e
'Hogs 11.50. t 1 '
Groceries1
Are our Specialty and
combined with . their
freshness and quality is
our as Soon as yotl or-
der delivery. When in
a hurry for groceries
• just call phone 56 and
give us a trial.
Eat more Parnell's Bread
New Potatoes
WILSON'S
GROCERY
ptiONE 56
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Miss Jessie Manson is visiting in,
Toronto .
Mrs. Palssmore is visiting with her
daughter in Toronto .
Mr. 'Geo. Thomas, of London •visit-;
ited in town this week .
Mrs. W. e8radt of Thedford visited
her parents, Mr. and,'Mre. Jas. Jewell.
Mr. Jos. Bawden of London lapont
• a few .days in town during the pant
week.
Misr L Windsor, of Brown 'flits,
MFah., is enieiti•ng her uncle Mr. Jas.
Gould .
Sergt. W. J. 'Mallett and Pte. Bine
ney. of Camp 'Borden, were home over
the week -lend ,
Miss Kathleen Stewart returned
Monday after holidaying for several
days at Bayfield .
Mr. and 11lrts. !Ed. Croaker and fam-
ily have returned to Toronto after
visiting in town .
Mise Logic -end Miss Jean Logic
of Paris. have been vioiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Rd. Yellow.
Miss Thelma Connor, of Exeter is
the guest of Mita Eileen Atkinson.—
Clinton News ,Record .
The name Of Pte. James Brook of
Woodham, appea'ned in Friday's owe,
utility lest tall ,cued o.? wounds ,
(owey'.s Drugstore
MOVED
While Building to
Broderick's old
stand
One door north of
Fraynes Harness Shop
Come and See Us
Tour Trade Appreciated
Howey's Drugstore
Phone 50
11Iis> Elva Ford is visiting in London
'1f'sa N. Ramsay is visiting in Tor-
onto
Mrs. J. 'Hatrnness is spending a eew
days in London ,
DIisI„ 1:Iettie Sweet Is visiting in
Hamilton and Toronto.
Miss Ethel 'Bissett spent a few
days in London last week.
Dr, Rollins of Mimico, visited in
town during the past week.
?1Lrs. E. A. Felliok h'a:s purchased
a new Ford oar, 1917 model.
Mr. 0. H. Sanders left Mondays to
visit in Hamilton and Grimsby.
Mrs. Hannan, of St. Mar'3i , visited
nJrs. Fish during the past week.
Ales. Broadbent of Pt. Hopei L vis-
iting Miss 'Grigg and Miss MPans'
Miss (B. Grieve of Seaforth, visit-
ed last week with the Misses Seldon•
Miss McCullough has renamed af-
ter spending several weeks near
Kirkton
Mr. and Mrs. H. Graff and child
are visiting :at the home on ALr. 'Rd.
Hunter.
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Mel, E. Folliok is visiting with
Rev. and _firs. +Raker at !Crediton. for
a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith and
child of London, are visiting at the:
home of Mr. P. Frayne.
Mrs. E. J. Spackman who is camp-
ing at Grand Bedn, spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs: Powell.
Miss Winnifred MoGreary, of
Strathroy, visited during the past
week with Gladys Kestle.
Mr. Gordon Hooper who has been
visiting h6 parents on the Lake Road
returned to Toronto on Monday.
rhe London deity papers have an-
nounced a raise to ;::3.00 for morn-
ing or evening editions after Septem-
ber 30th.
Mrs. T. Prior ie visiting her daught-
er, Mrs. Beebe at Ttid.getown. Mr.
.Beebe is ill in a hospital at Chatham
with typhoid fever .
Mrs. Fuller and family of Sarnia,
motored up and spent Sunday with
Mrs. J. Snell. They left to spend a
few days in Goderich ,
Misr. Maud lie.ily and Master Clif•
ford Kelly, of Stratford, returned to
their home .eaturday after visiting
in Exeter and vicinity.
Master Jae. and Leslie Connor. of•
Woodstock, visited last, week with Sergt. J. L. !Reid of Seaforth' was
their grandtather, Mr. Jas. Connor. reported in Monday's cauua.tity list
of town as messing, and Sapper 'Robert Jack-
'MA
ack'MA Bruce Anderson, 'of Montreal son' of Kippen as wounded.
spent Thursday last 'calling on old
friends in 'town,. Ile teliso visited in
Goderich ,
Mr. and. Mrs. L. D. Vincent and fam
by visited tree ,latter's brother, Mr.
J'. LB. 'Hilts of Stratford, for a few
days lalst wrack .
Mr. Fred Trevetheck, of Champion,
Mr. 1C. Spackamn of Guelph, is hol-
idaying with his parents in town. Mrs
Spackman and child have been visite
ing here for .several weeks.
Mr, and 'Mrs. Wm. Kernohan and
three children, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Ellis, of London, motored up on Sun-
day and visited with friends.
Alta., who le down eai=t on a business Mr. P. t3. 1Browning who has been
trip called ole ,friends in Exeter and
Crediton during the past week.
Me. and Mrs. J. A: Stewart, Mils
I(athtcen, Pte. Wilfred, and MissSe•1-
don of Exeter were the guests of Mrs.
A. Young on Sunday.—Seaforth Ex-
positor .
'Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dore of
Exeter, end Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dore
,s,,ucan..tspcnt Sunday visiting at the
home of ' ALr, John 'Dore, --Mitchel
Advocate .
Meas. Wambold and Miss I. Wam-
bold shipped 'their houlsehold effects
to London this week where Mr.'Wame
boid 7tas 'nurchaased a grocery busi=
cess .
i' pass.
Rev. G.well of
,Clinton
, D.20,
Re
ed through town on Monday
on. his
way to Metrose where Mns. Powell
and (amity have been visiting. They
returned home with them.
Mrs. 5, Fitton, .accompanied by lhtr
sister, Miss Mathews, of Toronto, who
has been •viusiting here, left a Saturday
evening for T'bronro where Mrs. Fit-
ton will vinit .fora few dam:
Mrs.Walter Connor and •cl ildrea re-
turned Saturday (evening after vis-
iling in St, !Thomas. She _wars, accome
panicd by Mrs. Wm. Carr, and ..won
Gerald of Detroit who are visiting in
town , : r .•l
Mr. H. W..;Doerr returned to town
Saturday evening accompanied by
his 'bride after a 'short honeymoon at
Muskoka. We welcome Mrs, Doerr to
town hind wish ber a: pleasant• eo-
journ iheiye.', '
Mrs E. Christie left l:a.st week for
'Toronto, to spend vl Pew weeks with
her adaught;er; Mrs. 11: R. Hogerin She
was 'ceompanicd by 31La,ste,rThome'
and 11rss .Margaret Rogers who h.n:ve
been yisitirl,g 311 town,. , . , , w
holidaying at Grand Bend this week,
visited hie parents in town, leaving
for Toronto to resume his duties.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. N. Anderson, of
Sault Ste. Marie who have been visit-
ing, Mr. and firs. Bd. lDelbridge are
spending a few 'days in Detroit .be-
fore returning to their home.,
Mris. L. II—Dickson, Marts. (Dr.) Mc
Gillicuddy and Mrs. W. J. .1Bectr of
the Exeter 'Patriotic League were In
London last Thursday attending the
annual meeting of the Red IGroslq Soc-
iety of Western Ontario. Mre. Beer
visited in London fon a few days.
Mr. G. Gifford, of Oshawa arrived
in town on Monday to join the staff
of the Crinadiat011ank of Commeirce:
the:
whoha'sfilled
Graham Mr. N. all . am
d
position as 'unior has re
si ne to eon -
time his etudi es at school. He left
Wednesday for his home in Parkhill.
Miss M, Armstrong, and sister Mrs.
Mdfreath, returned to town after
attending the minim* . openings at
Toronto, Miss Armstrong is opening
a millinery store in the building be-
ing fitted up by Mr. 3. Lawson. i' s
Armstrong's milliner; Miss 1Brown
also returned with her.
Two rinks of hbowler<s were in Nor-
wich on. 'Wednesday of hist week at-
tending a one -'dee tournament. Sev•
erat rinks were also at Seaforth' on
the same day taking in the Coin
Scotch. - Doab.es tournament, Both
parties reported t:••peendid binee but
failed to land wary of the prizes.
'Mins'Winona ' Howard, who' has
spent the rurnmcr vacation visiting
in town 'Left Wednesday for Edmor.•
ton to +resumre her dating as teaehcr.
She wilt be accompanied by Mise Hen
en t:' ow0, who has been Vile/time her
,grandmother, Mrs, Veale tectel, of'.
the London Road. north. . '
The Soldiers' Aid
,Annual report for the year. ending
August 27th, 1910
Sent through the Daughters of tbe
Empire the '.following supplies; -
266 p'r, of socks; '64 tiea'fs and wrist-
lets; 140 hospital shirts; 153 'towels
14 sheetls; 47d 'wash cloths; 393 ban-
dages; 2020 gauze sponges; . 7000 pads
0000 ,compresses; " $15 of absorbent
cotton and gauze; 52 pr, soolcd to the
boys of the lost 'Battalion; 2 part
Lels to. Nursing Sister M. E. Dow ,$30.
to Miss Joan Arnoldi, shorncliffe; n25
to recreation hospital; $50 to Mrs,
W, A. Johnston, Toronto, Freech Ree
lief ; $50 to Mrs.. H. A, 'Boomer, Lon-
don for 'Belgian 'Relief;; $255 to Colors
and Carriers for the 161:at Battalion
Names for quilt $;50.25; night-gown
raffle 25.25; receipts 1000,78 expert-
ditures.1050.23; bal. on hand 10.50,
'We intend holding n Tag Day, or.,.
Sept, 1.9th, Fair Day.
• The following officers were elected;
Miss Johns. president; Miss Edna
'Bissett, lst vice 'president; Miss L.
Boyle 2nd vice-president ; Mrs, W. J.
Beaman, secretary;; 41Irs. R, N.
Creech, treasiirer, Will the members
k:nc?'y hind in the membership fee
to the secretary
Mr. J. Inwood of London Ls visiting
in town
Miss Helen Armstrong of Paris, is
visiting with Mr, and Mns. I. Arm-'
strong
Mr. and Mrs. 3. 'B,. Hilts of Strat-
ford, are visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. L. D. Vincent. •
{Rev. J. H. Osterhout of Thedford
occupied the pulpit in James 131. Meth
°dist church last Sabbath preaching
two very acceptable sermons. Next
Sabbath the pastor, •Rev. J. W. Baird
will occupy his own pulpit following
his vacation at a 'summer resort near •
Kincardine.
TOUR DAYS LEAVE ON, SEPT. 7th
'Week -end passes for the boys from
this adir3trict who are at Camp Borden
have been stopped and a new tsys-
tem of a clean four day leave at home
once a month starts on Thursday,
Sept. 7th. On that day merniicrs or
the 161st I3atta.iion will commence
the new kir..i of leave. All of the men
of eaoh unit, with . the exception of
about fifty sotdiens in each ,Battalion
doing guard duty, will oe on
leave at onse. . The Hien on guard
duty witi get their leave the second
week in September .
WHO PAYS THE PRICE?
During the past ,few days several
mail bags of mail order catolugets
have arrived in town advertising fall
and winter goods. The postage on each
catalogue is six cents and the? paper
alone in them would be worth dollars
It must be a paying proposition for
any company to spend 'such money ad-
vertising thier goods and thus there
must be a large amount of money
from this district finding its way no
Toronto and other cities. The money
is lost to this district Ind goes to
help build up other cities to the det-
riment of our own community. Spend
your money at tliorae with the pros-
pect that it will come back to you.
AUTO LEAPS EMBANKMENT
Ott Monday evening shortly after
six o'clock, Mr. Nelson ;Broker, of
Stephen was travelling north ix_ his
Ford car accompanied by Messrs. Wm.
Hill of Orediton and flames Bingie of
the London .Road south just after go-
ing down the hill at the river and
crossing the bridge the car left the ro d
and crashed into a fence on. the ea>t
side .carrying away three poets and
toppiing over the embankment and
dropping about 15 neat. The rer,r cook
a somerrauit landing right. side up
and facing* in ane opposite dd.iiection
3131'. Thos. Elliott was the fire.' man
on the spat after til.'nxa,dent and
nil three 'men had nraw:' d ':.'roarer the
wreck and 'it was just by a m'rtic:e
that .soma of them had not been aciilt d
The top, 'windshield and part of the
body wcxe bath's smashed, besides,
some of the gearing. Medical aid was
summoned and Mr. d3,ingie was ,sound
to be leurt internally and removed
to the bonne of Mr. Thos, Houlden. He
has since been removed to Mr. Robt.
Lucker's. Mar. 1Daker received a frac-
ture of on: of bis wriets and other
bruisers. He was taken to London. by
Dr. Browning for an x-ray examin
onion. Mr. Hilt escaped with onlya
few 'bruises .
• HICK'S FORECASTS r :
. A regular storm period is central
on 'the 4th, embracing tbe 2nd to the
7th. Disturbing causes and things to
expect.
The Moon is at first quartext on the
4th, and greatest declination south
on the 5th. The' autumnal equinox of
Earth is thawing near to a cri_is, the
'planet Mercury is in aphelion and
the planets Severn and Venule are in
conjunction. day the 2nd and 3:d west-
ern (extremes of anc 'country win
have change of winds to southerly,
templeneture will begin to rise, the
barometee will fall, and increasing
cloud:nese will show that falling. wea-
ther is impending. These conditions
.will continue
to
grow inBtr x
g th
spreading over wider regions north
and south a,s they advance eastward
By the 3.d ,rains will begin in west-
ern parts, and on Mar.day the 4th,
to Thursday the 7th, these rain areas
will make their way 'across country
winding up on the ':atlantic coast re-
gions on the 6th and 7th, ,The storm
center, or area of low barometer Will
ba about 'midway the 'continent, or
in the central Mississippi' valley,' en
and touching the 4t11 and 5th. There
are *10 speoial ireavons to apprehend
unusual disturbance at_ this •first Sept
ember period, but regular, storm man-
ifestations- will make their transit
eastwardly across, the comity, attend -
cd by more or less wind and rain,
renewed by a rise in atmospheric
preseare and change to westerly winds
and ninth cooler: 'Cod' nights will.
visit .mast parts of the country melt-
ing far southward in the wake pf the
,storm period—,ay about £he 0th, 7th
and 8th, This cool wave wilt begin bee
k rid the stone's in the week about
the 5th, aid follow eastward and
southward progressively an .the titlt,
7th •and 8the . , , l , . '
TII-1311-1SDAY, ATJGIU$T 131st, 191ti.
lirrs..S. G. tBawden be visiting with.
Mrs, Salkeld at 'GodelriKth.
Miss Winiifred ll ernes of Mount
jtric) es is visiting 11L°ss Ariel Beverly
Mrs. (Rev,) Jas. 'Snell and son. are
visiting with Mrs. Jas Snell in town,
Mr. Frank .Bawden of Toronto 'vise
ited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
i3awden
Mrs. ;Caldwell of 'Carberry, Man„
Le the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Fred
May. Mrs. F. E. Mathews, of Watford
visited with them last week,
Mr. and Mrs,. Dan McKillop and
family of West Lorne, and Mr. D.
Mcieller, .,f Quebec are visiting with
Dr. and Mrs. McGillicuddy.
• Misis Berry of Unman and the Misse
OS. Me0'lyxuent of Isippen were the.
guests of. Mrs: Rd. Davis during. the
pa fit week. •
Mrs. Davies for 'several days bast
,cepa confined to her bed through.
illness'. . •
CEMENT MIXER 1 A.LLS
OVTR...L11TBA.NKMEN'1'
The cement ,mixer used in putting'
in the abutments, of the bridge near' •
Lenin was pulled ovie'r the emban*c$
Went and just mbsd Messrs. Art/Abet
Sanders and ',neck Hankin who wenne
workinig then.'. Mr. Sanders paw. in
nomixxg,and, not being' able td get. out
of the way fell Plat on the grounft
nand tn'e mixer ;vexed him scratching
h5s hip. It Was a Micky escapee',
Clean, smokeless and odorless oven means perfec
cooking and baking. This is assured by ventilation and
the nickel -coated non -rust steel lining in
Ncaar,s
Pandora
*nle
It won't be hard ro decide what range you want in you$
kitchen after- I show you,. the Pandora's special feaattire
Sold by TiHAWKINS & SON.
SAVE
YOUR
MONEY
FOR THE
DOMINION WAR LOAN
-TO BE ISSUED IN SEPTEMBER.
By purchasing a bond you will help
to WIN ' THE WAR and obtain for
yourself an investment of the highest
class yielding a most attractive rate
of interest.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
OTTAWA.
WESTERN FAIR
LONDON. ONTARIO
September Sth to if th, 1916
WESTERN ONTARIO'S
POPULAR EXHIBITION
ART, MUSIC, AGRICULTURE & AMUSEMENTS
A FENE COMRIN&TrON AT LONDON'S EXHIBITEON
A Head Live Prograatmt of Attractions Twice Daily
Two Speed Events Daily
vtamoitics EVERY NIGHT
New Process Botildi.ng Every Building Full of Ealhibits
SINGLE FARE over all .Rai:ways West of Toronto
SPEO(tAL EXCURSION DAYS
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J. WE1 D,
Prize Lists, Entry Forms and alt information
from the Secretary
PresidentA. M. HUNT, Secretary
HOT WATER AND
HEATING
STEAM'RE
OUR, SPECIALITY
We aim to please. All our work is
guaranteed. Estimates cheerfully
charge
given free of e
g g
Drop us a card. Our orotk calls . us to Exeter
often and we will look you up. Expert: advice.
Chas. West
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41 QueensAve. London, Ont. .
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