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h - BARBER APPRENTICE \WANTEL.—
Apply to Pcnpracc 4 Durke, Eerier.
UMBRELLA LOST.—An umtrel:a b:ar-
Ing a horseshoe cmblcnt on the crook
end. Finder will confer a favor by
leaving same at this office.
a GOOD APPEARANCE
does .'t .ea by chance, neither docs
tt grow . , trees. To be presentable
you rn'i It
PE WELL DRESSED
Look over our tine line of suitin.g', pick
out what you like, and we'll do the
rest. Clothes made here dress you
well at small charges. Get mcaeurae.
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor,
Exeter,
Ontario
Business Locals -- Read Them
50c buys a good pure -wool Sweeter,
cardinal or navy, with fancy collar.
Stewart.
BUGGY AND HARNESS FOR SALE.
—Second hand In good condition of re-
palr.—Apply to Rev. J. D. Keetle. Ex-
eter.
Take your lire Chickens, lino and
Ducks to .tcwart's—that the spot .1'r
rare values.
SECOND HAND BICYCLES
Five good second hand Bicycles !or
.ale cheap. Join Trlebner, Exeter.
Special Sale of White Shirt Waists.
1.75 and 1.50 lines all reduced to 75c
to clear. Stewart.
Exeter Fair is Monday and Tuesday,
September 20th and 21.1.
The nicest line tf wore -porcelain China
Toilet Sets try lutt•e seen are at Stewart's,
T11e basins are all flue nor large roll
edge. 2. f.)5, 3.75, 4.50, 5.50.
APPRENTICE WANTED AT ONCE.—
To learn taliori: g. W. W. TAMAN.
Every gallon of White Wine and En-
glish Halt Vinegar sold at Stewart's is
guaranteed absolutely pure—and fnrl
strength. Good Vinegar for good pickles.
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11Ot:ND FOlt SALE—Ilabtlt deg. Good
Matter . Apply at this office.
Lc: uer send you The Advocate for
the b.,l. rte of 1909. 1t will give you
all the news worth having In the dis-
trict. From now till the 1st of January
1910, for 30 cents.
Now lit the time to buy Cameras and
Kodak.. Big clock to chooes from. Ask
for Irce cata'oguc — Ilowcy's Drug
Store.
Any person wheal g Buckwheat for
seed can get same at the grist mill.
Wheat, ()ate and Barley wanted at the
mill: IiAIt V EY BROS.
New supply Writing Papers, Pads and
Cnvelopea 1:1 stock. Ask to see our
new Initial Fapetctics at 25c.—Howey's
Drug Store.
FOit SALE at lase than halt price—
one Poi safe. combination lock. BRAND
NEW, A BEAUTY ; also one pair com-
puting scales, BRAND NEW. SCALES
cost ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS And
FORTY DOLLARS BUTS THEM. Tee
Iron Sete cost SIXTY-FIVE DOLLARS
and TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS buys 1t.
See teem at t' a Exeter Bargain Store
3. W. IBRODEIRiCK
THE BEAUTY
behind a alit is not confln.
ed to other clothing estah-
lii:himente. There's a love.
liners about tent garments
that will simply delight all
who come to us—that's so.
For a Nice
Tailor -Made
Suit
this shop has a
good reputation
Let us make
yours
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tatter- Exeter
SMF 'IF 'PMir 'ta
Lt }CAL DOINGS. 4
talk Aka& As alk At al
Tengletoot, Fly Polson and Insert
Powder are the order of the day. Get
your supply at lfowey'a Krug Store.
Tire lieeaall Observer le taki:.g vee
week off.
Now the lawyers and Judge■ begin the
' :ong vacation." The newspaper mare
gets his long vacation when he dies.
Contractor R. U. Seidon 1s making
flee progress with the cement sldc-
walk3. and 1s doing a good Job too.
If a boy and a half eat a green ap-
ple and a half 1n a minute and a half,
!:ow would they feel in an hour and it
r.alfl
Mr. Joseph Senior 1s being troubled
somewhat with poisoning, tee tesult of
a nail scratch on tee back of 01a lett
hand.
From the Calgary Daily lierald we
learn that Miss Lillian Amos was euc-
ceasful In her recent Bilge echoel ex-
amination. obtaining standard : dip-
loma on the result of her standard 9
examination.
The Exeter Junior Baseball team w •nt
to Hensel' Monday and played a game
with the boys of that village, losing
by a score of 8 to 4. Some of the boys
went up by train, and It been" an hour
late the game waa delayed, and only
five Linings were played. Geo. Palmer
umpired. The players.—Exeter — Presz-
cator, Rivers, Hoskins 1, Acheson,
I1ti:ttt;ele 8, Snell, Elliott, Sweet Hey-
wood. Hensall —Stacey 1, Smith
Lovell 2. Welsh, Heaton, Hebei'k 1,
Neelaids 1, Ne belt 1, Brandt.
An exchange;—To keep flies front tor-
menting horses It is recommended to
take two or three small handfuls of
green walnut leaves upon which pour
two or three quarts of soft, cold water
and allow it to stand over night. In
the morning pour the whole in a kettle
and boil 15 minutes. When cold it will
be lit for use. No more is required than
to wet a sponge, ane' before a horse go
es out 0' the stable, let those parte
which are most irritated be smeared ov-
er with the liquid.
The Winnipeg Free Press of August
a former Exeter young lady, being the
daughter of the late Edward Snell
' A quiet wedding took place at the
1.o:nc of Hon. It. P. Roblin,. at 8.30
yesterday morning, when Miss lona
Evelyn Snell, daughter of Mrs. M. J.
Morgan, was united In marriage to
r%rt!tur B. Roblin, second son of Hon.
R. P. Roblin. Rev. M. Baker officiated.
Only immediate friends of the family
were present. Mr. and Mre• Roblin left
on the early train for tette home at
Carman, Matt."
We are in receipt of copies of The
Maines (Alaalaa) Pioneer Press. The
Seattle Daily Tatnee and The Skagway
Daily Alaskan from Mr. Robert San-
ders, wee is now touring eat part of
of the country. We did not notice any-
thing marked In al.y of the copier, ow-
ing, douhtiese, to the fact that there
was nothing remarkable in them—thanks
to uncle Robert Just the sante. One
thing we did notice '.however was teat
the people in Skagway pay dearly for
their pewapaper reading, the .tlaekan,
a small four paged sheet, costing the
subscriber $12 a year to have tee pa-
per delivered to them. And yet they
call t: a• a modest price for their
paper.
T:.c IIIgii School Departnxtnt of the
Exeter Public School will rt -open Sep.
1st with the principal. Science, Mathe-
matics and Moderne., W. 13. tWeldc:.-
eantnler, 13. A.; Classico and Engllsh,
Miss E. M. Robb (Miss McKinley re-
(igning through ill Learnt); Commercial
Work and Junior Mathematics, MM. A
M. Johnston. The Diplomas granted in
toe Commercial Section are government
standard, Including type -writing and
stenography. The , coarse covered is
complete for Second-cla.e Certificates
and Junior Matriculation. Over 100
deaks were allotted for P.c past terns.
The Inspector's and Goy( r: nxr,t's re-
ports give the school first place among
the schools of Ontario. For sittings
address 3. GRIGG.See.
CARD OF TiIANKS.—Mr. George
Etherington of t'sborrne desires to
thank the many friends and neighbors
for their antipathy and help during tie
illnesu and subsequent death of his !ate
wife.
IHICKS' FOiRECASTS FOR ACGUST.—
A reactionary storm period Is central
o n the 23rd 24th and :nth. with Moon'.
first quarter on the 23rd. At this per
io1 the barometer will fall again. the
temperature will rime and threatening
conditions will increase Into summer
storms. The outlook for diffused rains
is not without hope at thl■ and the pre-
ceding period. although we do not ex -
pe -t a sufficiency of general rains dur-
ing this month. The mercury period eov
cring the 15th to the 28th. with probe
ability of equatorial storms front tt.e
south, gives good hope that August will
•.ot be a month of unmitigated heat and
drouth. At the sante time. a cycle of
,uch phenomena Is due. when we may
expect • all signs to fall" 1n a season
of dry hot weather.
DEATH Ole MRS. ETHERINGTON. —
S.arcely had the grief subsided that
was felt by Mr. anti Atre. Ell Snell by
tee death of their son Arthur. a short
time ago than they are again runged
into a similar trial of sorrow and be-
reavement. We refer to the death of
their daughter ida. beloved wife of Mr.
George Ettertngton. wt:o passed away
nt her tome In Usborne. on Wednes-
day evening. August llth, at the age
of as years and llntontes. Mrs. Eth-
c r i;igton. welle r.ot en5oying perfect
`•calth. was about as usual until a
• or' time previous to her demise, when
• gave birth to a premature ctild.
a',d despite all that could be done see
sank until death cialmed her. The dc -
emceed was born in Exeter in the year
1Q75 arrd r:ad a'ways resided In Ex -
(ter and Its vicinity. Set was a kind
aid loving meaner. brtgr.t and cheerful
in her disposition. and her early derv's,
w;ll be regretted by a large circle of
:citede. Besides tee sorr.wicg r.ue-
t i;d she is survived by two small
reeldre :—te) and gir;—; also father,
-totetr, three trothere sed three sisters.
T •• fu feral wt kh took place Saturday
the Pacer teeatery was largely at•
i, nded. T., bereaved ' ave t'.e hear:f. t
sympathy of tee wt.o:e conenueity.
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PERSONA L .
1141•11sessammusamst&saanaass
will Knight spent Monday In London.
Mrs. John McInnes Is visiting 10 Lon-
do.
Mr. 1. it. Carling Ls in Toronto thla
week.
Mrs. U Johns returned Saturday front
Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. John Whiteford have re-
turned to town.
Mr. S. A. I'opleetone spent Tuesday
evening In town.
Flora Dlnney and Irmo Sweet are vis-
Iti::g in Clinton.
Mrs. S. Fitton and son Gerald are
visiting in Toronto.
Niles Mabel Walters of London Is vie-
ltleg at !:c'• home here.
Tee Misses Ida and Lily Marchand
are 1: oildaying In Goderich.
Niles Beatrice Quick of London is vis-
iting ?Ira. W. 11. Dewing
Mrs. Daniel Dyer of Caseville, Mich..
le vlsitlnt' friet:ds in town.
el:es Edna Dow, nurse of Toronto.
is visiting at her home I.ere.
Mrs. James Sweet and son James vle'
iced In Kincardine over Sunday.
Mise 011ie Quance has gone to the
millinery openings at Toronto.
Aquila( Sheeres returned to his work
at Lansing, Mich., on Saturday.
flee. and Mrs. Collins are spending a
few days this week' In Sarnia.
Miss Delia Isaac of Lucan 1s visiting
her cousin Mtes Gladys Dearing.
:Mss Mary Carling Is visiting her sis-
ter, Mrs. Reg, Elliot, at Norwich.
MIs t Lily McLrunes has returned to St.
Paul :•fter several weeks visit here.
Mise Evelyn Gill of Toledo, Ohio, is
visiting friends and relatives here.
Miss 11. J. Mills of w'ood!'am spent
the past week with Mrs. Wm. Coultas.
Walter Drinkwater spent Sunday here
with lits sister, Mrs. S. T. Dobler.
Miss Bennett of Toronto is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. J. A. Stewatt.
Mrs. John Floyd of Kalamazoo. MIch.
to visiting her mother. Mrs. Welsh.
;Ilse C. Makins left Wednesday to at -
teed the millinery openings lit Toronto.
Dr. Samuel Thomas of London was
the guest of \Vjibur Martin this week.
Miss May Hawkins left this week to
to attend the millinery openings at To-
ronto.
NIr. and Mrs. Liddleolt of London vas
Iced with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wool this
week.
Miss Addle Moriock left Saturday to
attend the millinery openings at Tor-
onto.
Atr• John Sorry Of Galetta spent a
few days at has home here during the
week.
Mra. It. It. itogers and brother, E.
J. Christie, visited in Detroit during
the week.
Mr. Miller of London visited Mrs. Mill-
er at the home of Mrs. T. Gregory over
Sunday.
Miss Ila Johnston has returned front
a short holiday trip with London
ft lends.
Mrs. Marchand who els been visiting
Buffalo returned to 1..r home here
Saturday.
Dr. Folllck and Miss Mabel F011tek
of St. Marys visited their parents here
this week.
M:. and Mrs. Garfield Sheers lett on
Saturday morning for their home In
,Drai1ford.
Mrs. B. 8. Phillips Is visiting[ her son
Rev. H. T. Phillip -a, at Ravenswood
this week.
Mr. Chas. Long, of Winnipeg, son of
Mrs. John Welsh, is very 111 of fever
in that city.
Mr. Frank w'altera, after a few days'
visit with his parents here, returned to
Detroit Monday.
Mrs. Charles 13lrney lett Tuesday for
Saginaw. Mich., where she will visit
for a short time,
Mies Lida Quante left this week to
attend millinery openings In London. De
true: aid Toru,ite.
Dr. and Mrs. Halloway of Peterboro
are visiting the latter's mother, Mrs.
welsh. William street.
Messrs. It. N. Taylor and a. E. Fuke
rtturi cd from Grand Lodge of Oddfel-
lows at Ottawa this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Windsor and family of
Br two City. Mich„ are guests at the
home of Mr. James Gould
Mrs. Alex. McKee, nee Minnie Pumph-
rey, who was visiting here, left Friday
to visit her mother at Parkhill.
Mr. and Mrs Beresford and family of
Clevclat d a,e vi hint• Mr. and Mrs. \.
J. Hearnan here and at the Bend.
Mr. Andrew Campbell. Thames Road,
who has been on a three months' visit
in the West, returned home Saturday.
Mr. 1101. Hawkins of Le Marc. Iowa,
accompanied by his wife and son, le
vleitl:R !as mother. Mrs. W. hawking.
Mrs. Pledgers and two children of
Londo.t are visiting Mrs. Prodger's mo-
r.cr. Mrs. James Ford, acid other rel-
atives.
Mr. at d etre. \Wtiaam Ford of Elim
vials and Mrs. Thos. Brooks of Eden
took In tie excursion to Detroit on Sat
urday.
Mrs. Albert Snell and daughter of
Lansing. Mice., arrived here Monday
evening to (volt at the !:onio of Mrs.
Ann Snell.
Miss Millie H lndman of Pembrookc
Ls spending a v ek at her home here
prior to attending the millinery open-
ings In Toronto.
Niles Myrta Kent returned to her
home to Lucan on Friday last. atter a
pleasant visit with Mlescs Etta White-
ford aid Eitle Taylor.
Mrs Judge of St. T!.omas a::l Mrs.
Teomas of Lucan +:ave returned to
the' • 'a'tes after a pleasant visit with
their r.el:c. Mrs S. J. Itogart':.
Torn Carling and Sandy Rawden left
Monday to: Fort William. going by
boat from Sarnia. That means teat two
o' our Lest ball pita -leas are gave.
Mas Lily Floody. after a visit with
ear grar.dpart;;ts. Mr. and Mrs Richt.
Crorkcr. tact we^k went to Toronto 10
visit her uncles. before returning to: er
homy' In llalicyburer.
Mr. Teo.. Stall of London was here
over Sunday. the guest of Mr. Albeit
Ford. Miss Neva S :eat, who has been
visiting with Niles Gladys Ford. re-
turned with r.er father.
Rev T E. and Mrs. Sawyer. Lu k -
no+► re. G. and Mrs. Jewitt, Laramie
and Iter W J. Ashton. T!:ameevillc.
spent .e fere part u' tate weae the
gill s,t,t et Mr D. C. a•'.d tee Mlsece
W-,tr
Mr (i. \V. Iaarrison. manager of t:.e
Bank of Ccneeerce. left Tuesday morn-
ang to saaal a ftw days to London
pr!or tc a 'e• dl,.g t' a Tc' : ie Tourta-
:,n•• t iati , g.ra Fa:l•. ' r w' 1c'. r.0 will
take part.
EXETER MARKETS.
CHANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
Wheat lr) 11;
Barley 5,1 53
Oats 41 42
Oats. new 31 35
Peas 75 W
Potatoes, per bag 90
Hay, per ton 760 S 50
Flour, per cwt., family 3 10
Flour, low grade per cw 1 50 1 55
Butter 10
Eggs 20
Live hogs, per owt 7 55
Shorts per ton 24 00
Bran per ton 22 00
Wool 17 18
And somewhere they're shivering wit!,
the cold.
Some engagements end happily a::d
some end in marriage.
Tee man who talks to himself hears
a lot of silly remarks.
The toper's peck of trouble is always
full and s!oppli;g over.
No matter how clever a man may be a
woman can usually make a fool of him
The man who cannot discover a God
le tee universe finds one In the mirror.
A woman glories In being thought a
beauty . a man in being thought smart.
Love 1s a dtsease that nothing short
of marvlage will cure. And that Is a
sure cure.
Some omen can't understand why the
truth will nearly always ecrve better
than a lie.
A two weeks 'vacation is a short time
compered with the time it takes to make
the money.
There is no hope for the cid bachelor
who can't Induce even a widow to
marry him.
A ton of oil has been obtained from
tee tongue of a Bingle whale. And that
.t whale of a fisti story.
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HAY FORKS
ooa
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Having secured the agency for
Beatty Bros.'
Round Track
Hay Forks
1%1111 now ready to eymip Farm-
ers' Barns and Hay -Mows with
sante. These forks, without
doubt, are the
Best on the Market
and to use them
is to be convinced. We guaran-
tee satisfaction and the price is
right.
Wm. Gillespie, Exeter P
PHONE 51
wrivrigrAFITIPTINFAF1111fflori
Here'sGood News
The market prices for old junk
are alive and so is the old reliable
firm—M. JACKSON fi SON—one
door south of the Metropolitan.
Just look at the following prices
(no trade and no trucks all CASH:
Rags 75c per hundred
Iron from G0c to 75c µ
Old Rubber Boots)
R Shoes j.. 7c per lb
Copper & Brass
Horse Hair
Lead and Zinc
9c
30c
2ic
IRON PIPE
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A ;rest rariety of Iron pipe
slways on hand at s reseon-
able prise,/011/011 for
FENCE POST', BRACING .t i:Ot'LEVARiIING
M. Jackson & Sons
MAIN ST.. EXETER.
�FPe1l:ITF: ELEc7Nic POWER HOUSE
This Week
12 sheets of gond paper
12 envelepee, in ptetty 5c a box
leaf. YY
21 of these, 10e a t,n:.
i'ad►, Envelopes, :, , Bek, 15c.
L'e.t 'i'iI ((,l..
Thou%and+ of all the newest in
Post ('.erd•+ of all kihde, besides 5
views of Exeter.
ferns ,(ire 511.
Bete great and small,
And tee cur arsort¢ett.
Can
e. THE PURITY oae„
-m.iesa • esagesase
TitERE;'S A I ILE '0- VALUE
1n a sack of Star Flour. it make. r.• -
ter bread and healthier people of tr:oer
who eat R.
STAR FLOUR MAKES \LORE
and better loaves to t` a mark than a
other. it In so good teat there are
many imitations of It. So In order to be
sure of ' e best be careful to get tee
aT111 a 1 •.,kc e
HARVEY BROS.
EXETER
'11 71'11E0-.
(1NT.1l:1(1
Farmers, Gardeners, and Others !
Come here for your tools.
Buy your w ifs and girls a nice hammock.
Get the boys a lawn mower and keep the grass
on the lawn in trim.
Get the little tots some tools like fathers and
they'll be happy.
Come here for your flower and grass seed.
We have some nice Paris Green for Mr. Potato
Bug—let the visitors get busy.
Binder Twine for garnering the grain.
If there's anything else you need that a good
hardware store keeps, we have it.
And then, if you wish a day's recreation, buy
some of our fishing tackle and everybody
take a day's outing.
T. HAWKINS & SON
Furniture and Undertaking
Parlor Suit
Easy Chair
Music Cabinets
Sideboards
Buffets
Dining -room Tables
Parlor Tables
Odd Chairs
Couches
Hall Racks
Kitchen Cabinets
Dining Chairs
Dainty, well -made and at reasonable prices
Bed Room Suits Bed Couches
Mattresses Springs
Brass and Iron Beds
Newest styles and all at popular prices
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors.
JONES & CLARK
PHONE NO. 32
FIRST Sj-lOZL1IJVCs
OF FIUth DRESS GOODS
A Good Representation of the Fashionable
Fabrics and Shades that will be
Correct for the Fall Season.
We have prepared for a bigfall's
dress goods' trade anhave
collected the best values and new-
est material to be found on the
market, from 50c to $ 1.25 a yd.
Prominent Among the Now Cloths
French Worsteds
Plain Stripe
Venetians
Duchess and Satin Clothe
Fancy Stripe
Merges
New Shades
Shadow Stripe
Velours
Broadcloths
Green's wristena Peyton Tuupe Grays
Navy Brown Black
They Make Nifty Suits
Black Dress Goods are Good for Fall
(Inc stuck is large and wt -Il assorted with all the newest black
goods. if you want a gond }lark dress or snit, are can please you with
our beautiful range.
Big
Clearance Sale
of balance of
All
Summer Goods
White Waists
Only IS left --al! to clear
nut regardle.s of cost --see
there gn'.
Muslins
Only a few pieces left —
you can have there at your
own price.
Ladies' Whitewear
Scone very special bar-
gains in whitewear—we want
to see them all go.
Ladies & Gents'
Hats
At less that 1P )
rice—just
to see them disappear—we
are near y giving t cern away.
Summer Hose, Gloves, Laces and Embroider-
ies all at sale prices.
JONES & CLARK
Headquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing
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