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STEWART'S
• PHONE 16
A Few Snappy
Snaps for the
Warm Days
You have no doubt heard of the
famous Indian dead Linen
No its not pure linen, but looks
mighty like it. Its an American
('loth; made by our American cousins. Its just as
white as snow, and you'll have to be a mighty
good judge to toll it from pure linen. We have a
lot of White Dress Skirts made in New York from
this Indian Heal Litten. The best snap in White
'Skirts we have ever seen. They aro beautifully
made; Tucked, Corded, and Pleated, nine gored,
The regular price was 400 Our snap $2.35
bargain only
b1.00
Something
doing right
here in New
White Lawn Shirt Waists
We got a lot of manufac-
turers samples at a great
big cut in price. 'When
you see the waist we arc
offering for a dollar, you
will wonder how we do it
1.25
For a very,
very pretty
White Waist,
made from firm sheer lawn
with full Embroidered
front, with fine val Inser-
tion and heavy Medallion
trimmings. This is a win-
ner. You want one don't
you?
Satisfied Our Millinery business has been
great; a bumper season. Our
Milliners report about a hundred
I Eats of alkinds in o which must go outbefore 1 stock, 1 the
,
season closes. They say you'll get your work on hats
(lone for NOTHING and some of the trimmings thrown
in. You know our ideas of the millinery business are to
carry one hat over if possible. Com and put
I c the
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girls to the test. You can have an extra hat at very
small cost Come expecting a bargain and you'll get it.
S. A. Sri'EWART
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Gifts to the
Bride
A Few Good Suggestions
Never before were we in a better
position to offer yon an extensive sel-
ection ill suitable, useful and accept-
able Wedding Gifts and the closest
price on every article from works of
highest artistic merit to the lowest
price make it greatly to your advan-
tage to buy here.
Beautiful Silverware such as
Cake Plates, Tea Sets. Fern
Dishes, Biscuit .tars, Marma-
lades, Salad Bowls, Bake
Dishes and many other hand-
some pieces.
Rich Cut Glass, Vases, Sugars
and Creams, Olive Dishes,
Butter Tuhs, Oil Bottles, I(Car-
,
Car-
efree, Tumblers. Berry Bowls
Celery Dishes. Etc.
A. MARCHAND
Wedding 1%ings a Specs dty.
SPRANG
SUITINGS
.A number of New
Browns, Wood col-
ors 111 Elephant
d Elel hint
Grey Suitings just
recei ved.
The correct thing
for the spring sea-
son.
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor.
EXETER, - ONTARIO.
61 13:4'11111F: FOR TIIF 'ri iES,
sl n:4(•It1I1F. volt 7114. TiME$.
St' BSt'ItlilE .I'Olt T111. mtr,5,
ill I'SCItIIJE FOlt 'I•Ill; TIMES.
Shur -On :? •
:Eye -
glasses
and you will say
they are 'sure on'
when you try them
You can't possibly shake t hese
off. Make you look years
younger.
We have these
glasses in all sizes.
Eyes 'Tested Free.
famous
W. S. NOWEY, Phm. B.
Chemist and Optician.
EXETER
ONTARIO.
r
Dl.,\Tet OK WILL. COOK
-The death of W. 7t. Cook Ut the
l •sidence of Mr. Wnt. 'nawden, on
yS:►Iuri1 y Last removed a young man
of promising buSlness ability. lie
i• [ 1 V
was the o n Ilse late 'Sirs. 1 m.
non
Bowden end Adain Cook. book-keeper
oft n and'
Cltn o . with his mother came
to reside in Exeter over twenty Fears
ago. On account of his failing health
he 4v(•nt %pest and occupied good Ito-
eitious in businc((s in \Vinnbpeg ani
other western csltcn Ile carried on
a business in ]lensall for some time
under the name of Bowden "& Cook,
but went west again to the Okana-
gan valley for his health. 'He was
a young tnnn of amiable quelitittt
a„11(11was always interested in tbo
Young Men's morales in the different
places when' lie resided. having help -
est to form the first Young Men's
club in Winnipeg in connection \vi1h
Pg
81.. Andrews , church.
Ira 1 ler'nn
l a 1
IY
]lis ftlnl.ral look place to (he Exeter
cemetery nit Monday and woo In-
tended by a 1prge number of the
members of the C. O. F. from Irene
salt and Exeter, deceased being n
member of that order.
-Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. ('oto spent
Eundny in tucan.
-Mrs. Mark Mitchell of London. Is
visiting Ler father. Mr. 1'. ltoweliffe.
-Mr. Ed. Beaver, of I)a'Lwood,
visited friends in town over Sunday.
-Mrs. Simon Campuell and daugh-
ter visited relatives at llot( erwell
last week.
-Mise McPherson. of llcnfall, was
Ile guest of her Sister, Mra. if, .1.
U'Ittien over Sunday.
-Remember the Annual Garden
party on the Rectory Lawn on Fri -
1 day. June tie 26th.
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1'.11 EhXE1EIt '1'1MF+S JUNE1'th 190,
Market Report. -The following is
the report of Exeter markets, cur-
rected up to June 18th.
Wheat. FOB per bushel.
Oats, 40 to 43 C(tlte,.
""`' ` '' r t). For Hot Weather
Blcud�d .'lour (STAR). $2.75.
liege, ._'1. 1 e
Peas. 75 cents to 80 cents.
Feerts. `:r I At Bargai n Prices,
Clover
Flour. $ t to $1.t3.
Clover seed, $8 to •IU per bushel.'
coal, $,•''S a ton.
Reit , 1
i•. _ . r dozen. i
Potatoss, 75e. to OUc. per bag.
It • !,. , i_ hi, �5.t5.
Light Gool Materials THE OLD RELIABLE
11 ,t• `7 to
\\' out, un'► ;tsLe'i, 80 Ib,
\fool waslr•tit la to 24 cents.
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• • LOCALS : I I N>: ILI"a'rltES
✓ In Itlack, Nosy, lirollu. (jrey
•••••••• �••••••• n,l ..Nth►. GOc. :�uallly for atic.
-8. Fitton. issuer of marriage 1i• COLORED CASIUMERES
censtzv, also complete lido of wed- In Talc Blue, ]'ink, Champaynee
ding rings always on hand. and Vrcam.GOc. Xuality for 3lc.
Pasture^" for 1tcnt.-1 have sonic
good pasture to rent for the Beason.
Apply to J. N. Howard. '
I ha v,• a lot of good,. rasa and-canI
take a few 11c.ad of horses or cattle
to pasture re: ti:e season. L. Ma-,
Tee -earl. i
-'LOST-On Saturday, a Hair of eye,
„lasses with gold riot and chain et-,
'Ached. The finder .will kindly leave
same at Carlin,; Bros. store. I
-June is •tbe month of wveddines 1
and don't 'forget that Ube (Times has SNELL & ROWE
:he finest :line of wedding'ata;tiottery
to be had. Our type for printin, the I
invitations is new and e;•-to-dalto. 1 --
DR. OVENS EYE AND EAR SUR ti T� , is
i1 lt?
geon. will be at the Commercial i
esu
hotel. posers 9.30 a. m. to 4.30 p.
in. Glasses properly fitted and die-'
eases of eye ear and nose treated.!
Next visit Friday July 3rd.
I)ltrl4b G001)8
Silk Eolienne iu Grey, Blur.
Mack, very rich fiiiil. �1.'S \\'e have souse of the prettiest
totality for Sale.
Hats of the season, • A splendid •
crllcclion. All bright and new, ' Now is your time to select from the largest and hest;
Prices as follows
Summer Millinery
We are Offering This Week Big
Rcu6tion iil White Wdist�
WOOL VOILE i All going to be sold at greatly re -
1 n :Black, Brown. Blue and 1 duced prices, assortment we have shown for years.
Cream. Regular price 755 tor;
50c• : Wash Goods
(1inghams. Chautbrays.l)elain-
ettes, Dimities in all the new
shades, guaranteed fast colors.
Selling off at greatly reduced
prices.
I'.\NcY •LusTl3ra White Wear
In Green. Blue. Grey and
Brown, oegular 160c quality, clear-
ing at 39e a yard.
JA1' SILKS.
In Creams. Blatck, Blue, Pink and
Grey, 27 inches wide, good quality
regular price 50e, Special at 42e.
ltegulat $1.00 for $ .90
Regular 1.25 for 1.00
Regular 1.50 for 1.25
Regular 1.75 for 1.60
Regula r $2.00 for $1.50
.Regular 2.25 for 1.75
Regular 2.75 for •2.25
Regular 3.00 for 2.50
Who will bo the first to take advantage of these prices.
Ladies White Skirts Don't forget we still carry the' ASTORIA" Shoe. No finer
$1,50 Skirt for `$1.10 in town for style and duality.
2.0(1 Skirt for 1.40
Corset Covers
tic Covers for 30c
50e Covers for...... tete 38e
If you use PARIS GREEN, HELLEBORE
_Miss Vera Snell is bars, on nI INSECT POWDER and all other Germicides
'visit,. of unknown quality, your time and money has been
-Mr. Shirley and bliss Norma Tao -I fruitlessly wasted.
Wei. are holidaying in Buffalo. , If yon buy your INSECT KILLER at
-Master Gerald Fitton has almost i
recovered from his recent illness.
-'Mrs. S. T. ltobier and children Cole's Drug tore
are visiting relatives in London.
Mr.:utd Mrs. Joseph Cobbledick, of
Calgary, have been visiting 11 r• C.'s
father.
-Mr. C. Aldsworth is improving
his►remises with the addition of a
new stable.
s
Mrs. Andrew hicks. of Riverside,
Cale is visiting her father Mr. r. 8.
Collhle.dick.
Cdr. A. Knox, of illyth, is in town
•actin4 as relieving operator at the
G. T. R. (.„pot.
-Miss Maud Taylor, of London, at-
tended the wedding of her sister
r
It \\et •• on. .cW►esday.
-Remember the Annual Garden
pa r, It cto Lawn on
party on the (• r
3
f Y
dl 1y,
JUJU` 11111 261h.
-The :Misses Niva Steell and Nora
You can depend upon
it, and it will pay you
unreliable.
the quality. We pay for the best and get
to get the sante. Costs no more than the
COLE'S DRUG STORE
-WANTED.-A smart boy
to )
earn•
printin;.
W. Hogartit, teacher o[ S.
S., Not, 4, 1lsborne, has tendered hits
resignatlion to the trustee board to
take effect in mid -summer holidays
Mr. Ito-arlh intends goitre wee. to
July.
'Messrs. Glad'rnatt &Stanbury, who
are representing
r
'n the Ontario o ant n t d h
Michigan heirs of a large estate in
Scotland, bale. this week succeeded
Ni••holson, of London, are the gueats in getting a partial Eettlenlent.
1:t Mrs. Geo. S:tmwcl1. which runs up ,into large figures.
-Mr. end Mrs. Wore, of Lo's. Company „Ir"33rd Huron Regiment
.tngeles. Calif., are the guests of itt charge of Lidul.• Beaman and 8gt-
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Drew. 'Major elector left Monil.ty morning
-The official count, in South for the .annual camp at Goderich.
P••rill gives Mr. Stock a majority! Ther'' were thirty three sten in line
'li
of 66 over on. Nelson Monteith. nteith. and they mad.. a good show•iee.
l 11 -fore searching to the station Mr.
N. D. llurdon gave them n little talk
asking them to conduct themselves
in a gentlemanly manner as British
soldiers should and to return home
with the t•turols the company of last
year secur 1. that of being the best
company I. ca mp.
-1'II • :ernes committee in charge
of the Victoria Day cel.'nration took
-Mrs. 1). Ilraund and Mrs. Jas. a fishing trip to the Bend Friday
Lang visit •.1 their Pfister. Mrs. J. last and tools along with them sev-
Jlornes, of Godcric11, for a fele days cr.'l anemia -es of the iFrisk Walton
last week, club. �'I i' • t1 l:o did not beton, Ito
- Mrs. J. W. Hodgins and laugh. the club sen• duly initiated rifler
which tit • time was pat in fishing
ter of St. Thomas, visited nt the off tit' ,hI k. A tlunL.) r of strings
home of 'Rote. Mclean', during the nI exeell nt perch' wire captured.past week. brought home and distributed among
-rV. T. thAe
hole has had with lower fri,n'1. Although thele wore thir-
teen in the party and the day Fridae
not one had a misfortune. possi-
bly bec:nlse none cared to ?take tiny
chances with a boat on account of
the choppy condition of the water.
-.Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Hughes. of
New York, are visiting the latter's
rnrents 'DTs,' al►d Mrs. T. Fitton.
- Mrs. Trick
of Clinton, In
n. who a9
the guest of Mrs. Geo
Samwell
returned to her home last Friday.
'Mr. and Ml's. It. G. Bolden aro at-
tending the marriage of their cousin
•bliss Scldue at Ingersoll this sleek.
olettm. greatly ndtling to the appear-
ance of the premises.
\lis. (:. 4 :.eii,ht 1 1urn •d 8'1t-
urch). fron a visit to !fulfilo. She
was aeeornpeni d by her yoUttT
daughter and moths'.
Dir. \Vet. 11:wd••n peas in Goderich
Tuesday as a witness before the ar-
bitration boatel in connection with
the valuation of C. 1'. '1t. Lands:
_- \ s ' 1 f' 1 r� soli id.
. l r C. i t 1
,•11. r••lult, it 4
1 u . II' t after .t
tl:r•.• ,t .'ks' iisitwith ',Its. 'Lind•'n-
fi.•Id's mother in God , el .
':c c al-
a! .1. I. a r l t
11 Ilalllt. sip
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(oars in the list of successful rano
sedates who wrote nt the r•ec^.tet
Toronto Medical College exam...
-Dr. A. 'lt. Kinsman, who was op-
o c 'c' es is re-
covering
f n i u t
op-
erated i on or (1t t
PI
covering nicely, and expects to be
fear days.
able toget out 111 a
-Mrs. John White returned Tries -
day from n lisit in St. 'Marys. Sloe
was accompanist! by Miss ,Minnie
Graham, N% Ito will visit for n tinte
r
f tercel
-\ E. li ►loo 0 0.
.ire 1.. tot rn,
I acting as teller at Lha thank of
Commerce here, (luring the obsenoe
of 13. T. Anderson, who is taking his
acation.
-Mr. 1'. Itaw:k'n, of liidgelown,
formerly of Exeter, Jars been selected
,m one of the Canadian bowling team
which lenviso nextI meek to tour the
e
British Isles.
-Mrs. W. England. ,of fitrnla1,
Sp nt a few days in tows attending
the marriage of her sister. Miss Jen-
nie 'Taylor to Mi. 3. McTavish, of
8l 6
Dr. and Mrs. Bright had n nar-
row escape trona serious injury in
Ilay township last Satut•duy evening
They •tve, plaiting out in the coun-
try to visit one of the doctor's pay -
lents when Ihp'y Leet at man delving
d
Mrs. t motion
r' L m i
if t
a for cycle. d
Iles mats to slop 1114 machine. by he
failed to heel her signal. The Dr.
stopped the. Lots.', when it contut('n-
v•'d• to kick. Mrs. Bright got out. of
Ibc velticl.� in safety but the J)r.
landed on hie shoulder. lea retained
his h01d• ora I1., lime however and
managed to gel. the horse under ocn-
1rol. The dashboard and Shafts were
tea I
' ar d
n
d the atm S
broken
stn 1 .
ht t
tieralehe/1.
-A vee'y pretty wddditlg was sot-
etnnized at the home of 'Mr. and
Mrs. John Taylor oh \VeduesdaY,
.tune 17111, when their daughter Jen-
nie was 'toiled in marriage to Mr.
c The
f Shakespeare. .
Me vial', p
.lo t
c..rwrnony was performed by Rev. A.
11. Going. I'totnptly at 12 o'clock
the grid,• ttercd the parlor to Lal,'
strains of 4 he e • •'.din„ march played
by bliss Nina kinsman. and took her
ells,. mid e 1,n ., 1 -it peel lily festoon-
ed wish datsie.. 111,1 bride %vas beau-
tifully gowned in cream pan.ama told
re
sue: of bed.
Ica
carried n ,►
�
811e was atImitlyd Iy her sister, Alias
Maud: Taylor, who was prettily at-
tired in pink organdy and carried n
honauet of pink roses. The groom
la •�l,lraro.
was ably supported by Mr. Nelson
Payees, brother of the brie Af(o'
-Miss tennis Taylor was 1. ease- the ceremony was ix'rforrned and the
ed a kitil►en shower by her young congralnl:.l.ions and good wishes
lady frietuls on Thursday of lost were offered, 0 dainty 1vtdding din -
week at the hotne of Mr. nal :Mrs. tier was nerved in the dining-rootn.
Nelson Kostk. The ermines gift to the bride °vas
-Mr, anal btrs. Andrew Gibson. of a (altifelt necklace et with swells.
Thome+ Road and Mrs. Thomas Ker- to Ili I rideemaid a bear' ring, end
Lo
the grnOMRiT1aut :1 pent. till pen.
nick of the North land relnrn•d !\fon• •111(• htlik's going away Suit +1vds a
day evening front 0 week's i Sit ivilfi Saphire blue 1'.i:h Tuscan hat. The
friendt in Gall. presents r raked %Tie numerous 1 04
-Mr. Thomas Cameron, of F,,rin• costly and testify to ;he high vete.an
liar last Saturday sold the .Arch. t\te in which th• i,ride is 1114. Mr. and
Curdy terra. lot 11, colt. 2. 1'sborns. Mrs. McTavish left on the evening
to Mr. Win. %1 emcee t for a good train and will take n f rip up the I, . Run down cnn.litions from lung, at
om•
Tlc nCn}ts of Lebanon Forest
Lodge No. 133, A.F'. & A.M. will at-
tend divine r rvtce in lanes street
church next Sunday afternoon, when
Rev. A. 11. Going will preach.
-The funeral of the late Itoy
\oo!, nephew o[ Messrs. Wood, , o
f
Exeter :who was drowned at Fort
\\'illiam on Saturday, Juno 6th, lovas
held Saturday afternoon of last week
from theresidence of his parents,
► r
Mr. • s W. G (Tal.
it, and Dirs. V, 11. Wood, @0
bot street, and was largely attended
Impressive services were conducted
at the house by 'Rev. James living -
stone, who made, fooling a•efcrence
to !the est(aem in which OIr. Wood
was held by all who knew him.
Among elle many beautiful floral of-
ferings was ono from a number of
the young men of Fort William.
which was accompanied by a letter
of condolence to 'Mrs. Wood. Sever-
al relatives from Exeter attended /1,
funeral.
The annual Peoples' Picnic beta
in Twin. li.ernick's grove 011 Friday
Inst was a decided success. The day
being fine and cool, there eras a good
attendance. Sports of all kinds were
carried on and the races :were
watched: with much intere_t. tL',he
following is a list of the races Lunt
the winners.; Boys' race, "under six
years, G. Dlcl:alls, 'Roy Perkins:
Iloys' race under 9 years, '11.liestla
F. 'Perkins; Girls' race under nine
1. Ford., E. Fisher ; Boys' race (ruder:
12 years. E. l6outhcott, 11. Carling;
Girls' roc• under 12, V. K:rslakes
11. Bissell: jloys' coca ititd'r 15. I1.
D:tyrnan, E. Souilicut1 •Boys' race,
under :'I, 11. 'Martin. E. \Ve tcottt
Girls' race, over 21 and under '111,
Miss Jiepburn. Miss lierslaka ; Three
legged race, 1i. licstle and W. War -
reit, G. West cot 1 and 11. Morton;
Needle race, A.l'enh:tie and J. Ftgyne
.\1'estcot1 and ';Miss !Hepburn
Shoe race, .i'.. \\'estcott, 13. :ll;irlist.
---:'t It •act ton t v Storm Pernod i s
e •ut tell fel t t,,• ..:tel, 23rd and ::4th.
'rheoo
ni u, is el lost quarter mid on
;h 4. ! _pi 11 (0Ater un the :1-i.
,t, '1• • 1:11•1s 1%111 cans.' 4;42:11 1.1
i. n':,'icy to .-Iectrical storms at
th • 1, sinning
of this period.
. l
e
turnip„ point, of ennttner
btorlisotie •is
coincident with this react-
ionary in•rival, 'lhc Saturn period is
still in active force. one the Jupiter
it •1 foil bill lend Its d •p tiling in-
• •ic . 11.1.4.1 wo 1:..3 1e,-an,i,13
look for a period of abnormal e1 ee-
rie,1 :activity, eoVl'1'iiit; anti next to
1h,• 21st. 22nd, '3rd. and .itis. Some
(
1
f Ihw Ktn11d' "t Most 1auUr
to
i,celtes of the whole ye:u nccur, est
n rule, at the ca iris of Ilia luno
solstice. As mutest and twilight
come on, great ..:Inks of glut and
black and brassy clouds stack them -
tee 1.11 point, :,rnine! the
I►otisem. and ell erg:' after chine I
flash Aller flash. of b•eildering
electrical 1'yiolochllics Illuminate the
heavens and the earth. While theme
tnlstie • exhibitions aro ,t,.,n i eUri
v1, inspiring. I I
.t rt sLo 7 1 1. u
i n.
1 r•
stood. especially by 111,,,4, 11 woos
p•.r'Ot,s. that they, 11. ., 1ele. tee
absolutely harmless. 11, c 11ut
only harmless but lei: f,: :. l,ik..
greet sanitery, fruct i(} .1 - • s of
Psychine Missionaries
A friend of Dr. Slocum Remedies
writes: "Send a hotter of Psychtne
to Mrs. \y... They have a daughter
in decline, and 1 believe it would
help her. 1 have mentioned your
remedies to the family, and also cited
some of the miraculous enres aeeilrt-
plished inside the last IS years, of
which•I have knowledge.''
T. G. IRWIN, Little Britain, Ont.
figure. Attverlis' your farm in the
Timms• and 11r1v1, Mr. ('atn••ton look
after Ili.' Sales and you erd sure to
get a customer.
lake., after which they will rt'sjt i j aeh or other constitutional tronblr' enr-
in Shekespenr•'. The Times joins in I ed by Papillae. At all druggist., 50e and
wishing them happiness and prosper• `1.00, or Dr. T. A. Slocum, Ltd., Toronto
sty through life.
Highest Price Paid for Produce.
CARLINC BROS.
Carload of BuggiesN OTI CE ticO of TOthe estates '
For Sale Pater Moir, lata of the Village
of leetunll, in tho County of
Huron, 'gentleman, deceased.
Notice is hetoby elven pursuant to
It. S. 0., 1E97. chapter 129. that all
creditors and ethers having claims
against the e,tate of the said
Peter •'Moir, cwt o died on or About
Ors 21st day of ',fay, 00081,
aro revived on or before the
30th chiy of Jur. e, 1908, to send by
post prepaid or deliver to
Messrs. Gladtnan & 8tanbury.
of the Village of Exeter, So4
lienors for the Executors of tbts
said deceased, their cbristian and stirs
n:ttncs, addresses and description.,
the full particulars of their claims
the statement of their accounts and
the nature of the securities, if anyl
held by them. And further take
notice that after such last mentioned
date 'the Enid Executors will pro -
coed the assets of th
ccacd to drat a) bit h e dol
ceased autos,; the parties entitled
thereto hav,rig regard only to Woe
claims of which they shall then have
notice and that the said executors
will not to liable for Paid striata
or any part thereof to any Person
or persons of whose claire notio•
shall not have been received by them
at the titne of such distribution.
GLADMANs
-BL Y
& ..cTA�t R
Solicitors for Paid executors.
Dated at Exeter this lOtit day of
June; 1905.
Mcl.aughlin's and Canada Carriage I
Company snake. Wagon, Plows.
V heel(,tu't'ows, Scutlter and (good
three•drnui Roller for $32.)
Also a few Dearing Mowers and
Binders, Call and see before buying
it will bieworth your while.
W. G. BISSETT.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In tlto matter of the estate of John
Down, late of the village of Exe-
ter, in the County of Mures,
Gentleman, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to "The Re-
vised Statutes of Ontario,'• 1897, Chapter 129,
that all creditors and others having claims
R test the estate of the said John t►o•'o, who
died on or about the nth day of April 1151. are
required on or before the :ash day of .tune
to .end by post prepaid or deliver to
Diessra Madman & Staebury of the Village
of Exeter. Solicitors for the Executors
of the said deceased their chrislian and
surnames, addresses and descriptions. the
full particulars of their claims,the statement o•
asecurities eir accounts arses the nature of the
their
b'
(t[ aryl veld Y thorn. And further take notic
that atter such last mentioned date the said
Executors will proceed to distribute the assets
of the deceased among the parties entitled
thereto, having • regard one to the claims of
y
which he shall then have cotice,nnd that Memel
Executors will not bo liable for the said assets
or any part thereof to any person or persons of
whose claim notice shall not have been rocciv
ed by hint at the time of such distribution.
Bated at I''xeter the loth day or June. 190'.
GLAD\I-\N etc STANBIJRl'.
solicitors ter the said Exeent( r,.
Farm for Sale
That beautiful 200 acro faros Fitu-
ated less than one mile North of
Exeter on the Loudon ltoad, Lots
Nos. 4 sand 5 1st cont Usborno. On
the property is a .arse new brick
house, with every convenience, large
bank barn. 'three ;windmills; first
class supply of water. The farm 1s
In first class condition. These farms
can be bought together or separate
For further information apply to
Mr. J. \Viish' on the, premises.
Auction;Sale.
O1'
COMPLETE '1'11RESIIiNG OUTFIT
Mr, 4'ho'. Cameron lis, le' n 1i1
'1rur1 1,0101 ,+ell by pubes•' ,.u4tio;1 ort
'TOWNSHIP OI1'' I1IL'I;1•.itT ot In. Conc's111i t i, For tickets and full information call
^
ON J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Agent.
'1'1:GoD.AY. ,JUNE 30T11. 1 08. or write J. D. MCDONALD, Union
Ai a o'clock p, its.. sharp the. fol- Depot, Toronto. Ont.
lowing namely, 1 Si n & Burns 14
horse power engine, nearly new ; 1
extra large threshing lank, with low
dowtlgnuup and hose, new ; one tank
wagon; 1 Stephen & Burns threshing
separator 30 foot carriers, nearly new
120 foot belt. reartY now • elle 75
foot belt; one Elmira Cutting box.
with carriers: one Joliet grinder ; 1
circular saw, also one Stratford man -
10 spreader, nearly new This mach-
inery is nit in firseines working
or-
der and must positively b.' sold as
,the proprietor has sold his farm nttd
is
relirinti.
'TER Ela OF SALE
hest months credit on furnish-
ing .iperovcd joint notes or a dis-
count of 5 per cent. ier annum ort
for ca;It. On^ -half of the purchase
leen^y tnay temniet 12 months Ione;- ti Harve 's Sta r
er by paying per cent y
\cM TOWERS, 511. '1'. CAMEIt0N,1 t►7
Prop. Auctioneer
t delicious 1
makes lelicu us ,read. "'r • its
1 and be
Far lobar, Ont. 1 }
convinced.
GRAND TRUNK Ivrea
The Popular Way to
the West
is via Chicago and St. Paul and the
rates to principal points in Manitoba,
Alberta, and Saskatchewan are now
the same via this route as fornterl
applied vial North Bay. r
Dominion Day Return
Tickets,at Single Fat's
Between all stations in Canada, also
to Detroit and Port Huron, Mich.,
Buffalo, Black Rock and Suspension
bridge, N. Y.
Good going June 30th and July est.
Return limit Thursday July 2nd.
((That Nutty Flavor'
We have it in nnr
Star
Flour
it contains the qualities that
tickle the palate. . a r
I Yon must
t
have heard it again and again
that
FAiRM FOR SALE
shote . s:a b !n„ composes
of lot 13, in Con. •l U'sbortt Q (cote
taming 100 :ICI Ps, I,G acres cI.'arei
:and 5 aer,•9 II•'141 1100(1 1/u9111. (loot
nboru., pig hon.,
orca-i and�trout: I
tweeter storm,
t
ree the b
►rmles
sick hon hank n. eIriveca distinguish the rushing, risen3
4111 ,
w -aa •r. Within 2 1-2 miles of i•:z'-1 cloud•-pill:lrs of elect le fire that
ler and vorlvenF»1t to Pc11ool.
if I flash like ondI.'ss ranks of vcrl11,r
not sold Ipliiately before the 23rd ( lamps all tomtit the horizon. T
on- may he looking upon in calm
lea less,''xi and ndtniralion 1 Lha
0111-r ttiusl be regarded as an od-
vaneing foe, and watched' . Atte:-
noon null evening Thunder Storm'
THOS. CAMERON. Auctioneer, Far- may •re:Ieonably 1n counted on shout
lobar. the "21st, 22nd, .3rd and el. Hay
Manufa(•ture(i by
HARVEY
BROS.
of Jun. . watt lie sola by pnblto auct-
ion ore the fourth Day of July.
Easy textus of payment. Must ba
sold owing to h(:Ilth of proprietor
JOHN N. PERKINS. I'rop.
For tet ms and terticulars npl,ly to.
makelu, and others who (night sttf-
f^r is •anvcni'.nce and Ins., will do
netgv and Cie, they 1,1a7e '1.,11 1 watch conditions and plan
i11•: 1 •,i„ LI Itlrough ill,' Poistic• 11, •it ark accordingly. Through ell
1)1.1111', , If.ribe egerses of our lien. Itis : 'lsIlce period. Wa repeat our
1 '1'• I r in purifying floe ozone enm ' warning ngainet Ili d:on;'r
• . , .e.g to IL.• {clow lb and in t jug hitcher and •r er• 'n toe.,
t,rt1'.,:1 01 hum on. ►nus• duel : the June tl,witl'r storms. it
.:el t life. nut it must 1111 . 1^nd-rt could s•^ the correct
t:•-I,no•1n t6''• thew• magnificent, sl:►4' ics of fatal lightning strokes
,r 1.lighining. Ihutnl rless patio- 59 : 1'•9ulf of running untIvr trv's
h t,•to1111•'. oncoinleg .to, m• Eton in .1 'nn t)tn,tter storms. our oft -t:'-
, child. of 1 }t • little lairds •tw it; oring peat .1 warning would be more nil -
net vously
p-
:i t'.ously in the trots and shrubbery, pr'. lied.