Exeter Times, 1909-06-03, Page 8e
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STE WART S
PHONE 16
Summer Is Here
Are you ready for the warm
sultry days We canIfix?you
up in splendid style
Ladies' Lawn and
Tailor Made Waists
%Ye show a lovely lot of White Lawn \Vatists made from tine
inapott,d Lawns. trimmed with French and German Vats. Inser-
tion and fine Censter'l'ucks. iVaists in this lot worth $1.25 to
liar special bargain price, yonr choice for 08c. �%+r ;moi
Right Down to the Minute
Just in. a loLuf Ladies Fancy Colored Percale \Waists, very
sorenly tailored. in linen grounds with tine bright pin stripes,
and laundry(' cutis and collets. regular New York effects $1.0)
$1.25, and $2.00.
Ladies Black Satin Duchess Underskirt, made very full,
trimmed with tucks, ruffles and pleating. 'The best wearing skirt
we know of. Its a Beauty, $2.25.
2 for 25c Ladies black
and tan Lisle
and Cotton Hose. Ribbed or
full fashioned;
Perfect in col-
or Slightly imperfect in
inake Nearly one hundred
tit ern to sell. Regular value
While they last you take
'_' hairs for a quarter.
15c, worth 25c ,A0,13(1g
big boys Buster Brown and
Itercules hose in"black only"
!mule from heavy hard twist-
ed cotton fabric. You save
ten cents on every pair. Reg-
ular value 23c. Our bargain
price only:l5c.
G con; A job lot of Ladies and Children's I)ongola and
Calf Shoes, narrow and medium toes, trade h
GOit1 '': y
�.,• some of the hest makers in Canada. Their only
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teeing, fault, they are not the latest shapes. Shoes in
this lot worth 1.25 to 2.75. Our clear-
ing ha.:gain price, your choice of the lot for 95C
Men's Open Mesh Under\vear8Coolest in the land
"in create and white.
elbow and knee lengths or full lengths. Great value 50 and 75c.
You are sometimes known by the Hat you
wear. The King Hat is known the world
over as the Leader. \Vear at Bing hat and
you will wear a winner.
Remember Redpath Sugar is best by test. We sell no other.
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Clearing Sale
ladies' and Men's Rain'Coats Regular pr10
to $11.01. Selling price from $3.00 to $9,110,
Men's and Boys' Suits
:111 going at and less than wholesale prices to clear out.
MILLINERY
\Ve have in stock some nice hath worth from $2.1e) to
$I,10, all going at trout 25c to $1,00, Also nice flowers
from 10e. a bunch upward.
This is the best opportunity you will have to get a Raincoat for Yourself
a Snit for Your Boys or a Hatt for Your Girls. Come in and get a bargain
while they last. All good goods.
i?ggs 17c cash, i8c trade,
Phone "2
R. N. ROWE
One (loot• north 1'. 0.
THE:BEAUTY BEHIND
n suit tailored by us may not all be
visible. but it is there just the same.
It is hidden in the interlining. the
Beams. the modeling.
111' WI.: MitRi YOUR SPi1ING ST'IT
don't expect it to w,•ar like an or-
dinary one. It will not. it will wenr
so lone yon'Ii get tired of it. even
't retains its style and shepe-
li, ' . :along.
W. W. trAMAN
Merchant Tailor.
EXETER, - ONTARrO.
Pat�onile
HAIR
DRESSING
PARLORS
fit tiastino's old Stand
First Class equipment
throughout and with
careful conscientious
work we guarantee sat-
isfaction to all custom-
crS.
Your Patronage is
Respectfully Solicited
R. I. PENPRASE W BURKE
Here
BRICK LAND AND SIX ACRES U['l To Sia
LAND IN corner
The North -Bast corner of Lot Ft
Concession 6. 1•sborne. the property of
th • Tate isrm •1 Harris. The house
' (a o:m and one-half stories high and
Contains six rooms. kitchen and wood-
shed. 1 here is a frntne barn about
20 by 4U. hard and soft water, and
nboa( one ner• of good fruit trees.
The soil J. a► good clay. The lot is
tba'tly seeded out and is tvell fenced foil 8;11('.
and dreincd. Aunty to
GLA1l1,AN & STANBT'RY,� Wei ARNOLD
Exeter. a
' tiaiicitors for the Executor.
BU; ;t1111 i)Id\' calls
promptly attended to.
Horses kept in stock
Market Report.-Tba following u I
the report of Exeter markt: s. t'ur-,
rested up to Jun: 3rd.
%Vb.:at $1.35.
°ate. 51c -
Barley 55 to 57c.
Peas 80 to t30.
Bran, $25.
Shorts, $25.
Itt••nded Star Flour. x3.75
1,•d flour )1.50 to 51.55.
.` I -: ke 5:1.0U
t' over. 50.75
7,ntothy, $2.75
Alfalfa. *12.00
flutter, 17e.
Eggs 114 cent; doz.
Itay$7.50 to $8.50.
]lags. live weight. $7.55.
Hogs. dressed S8.5U to $?.00.
Coal, $7.25 a ton.
Potatoes 75 to 90 cents
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MARINE N(►'1lCl: Times Want Column THE
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13e it known that the ship "Good
I. wk..' b••luut•ing to th• bask Wa1-
ton Fi-hing 'Cub. wi I sail from the 1'Olt SALE. -The house and contents.
Port of Exeter for the 1lerbor of ' of M r. George on ron St.
Grand !lend on Thursday. .lune 10th 1 for rale. ApplyAll[0cu 11 r. Jallululu
lien- 111E hot weather W111 StJOU be here and we have .just the
OLD RELIABLE
at the hour of eight o'clock. a. in.
11 sharp. The officers arid crew• will
kindly ass -enable and have the cargo
ship.ha(•e by that time. Signals for
Ithe day, Sunshin, Success :and dont
]forget your bait. Ito:ttswain Sweet
: %vitt gather crew and Purser R.
Creech will look after cargo. while
the anchor is brie weighed the crew
tt::l ring the songs or the club. led
by «Mariner White. Any one wishing
to rail on the ship will kindly write
Quarter Master A. G. Dyer. Only
one or Iwo vacane:es lea. I4y order
of. . •
Captain N. ,Dyer llt:rdou.
uis for particulars.
goods you require.
FARM TO of 1•:x, for pasture. Con. Summer Clothing, Hats and Furnishings for
miles north of Exeter. Lot 11, Con.
1, flay, 100 acres. Good pasture and
water, Apply It. 13. !(USS, Byron, Ont
Men and Boys.
WOOD FOR sA1,E.-\1'e are now These warm days are a gentle reminder that summer toggery is a
-prepared to deliver to any part of necessity
the town first class elm slabs. All
orders promptly attended to :\ light weight Suit, a light pair of those Astoki!!t
lt. GILLIES• Shoes, •t light Straw flat light Underwear, light Sox, a
tioUSE TO Ill•;NT,-On Thatne, Ito.td, low Collar, bow Tie. %\ whole outfit won't cost you much
rood comfortable frame house, and the comfort you will enjoy \will be a great deal.
nine rooms. hard and soft water.
Apply to Robt. McDonald, Thames Muslins-white, spot and stripe in French and Swiss qualities
to 2sc a yard. White and Colored Mulls in cross bar and
stripe also beautiful floral designs, 20 and 25c per yard. Our Lace
and Insertion to trim these goods are the best shown Oriental Lace
German and French Val; beautiful patterns at tempting
Mr. ar:d •Mrs. R. 11. Ross. o: Beton. Road P. O.
a r:• v:siting friends in town. COOPERAGE \1'OItK-Tub_, pails,
Sir. and Mrs. S. Coxon. of Granton,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. \Vi,e t'se.. repaired. Will call for goods
Tay'.or Int Sundtw and return when repaired. Drop
\1iss• Mary E. Culbert left for her card nod 1 will can. ED. 11E11)E-
horn,• near L ucart on Friday last after
spending it week with Effie P. Tay -
man. Sanders St.. Exeter.
The 'fames till Jan, 11I1U los. TEACHER \\•ANTED
5OCa for Fifty Celts, fell ,esteott and Mrs. Rich- 10. Experiencednetd teacher for S. S. No.
our Neighbors about it. W. R I'sborne, duti, s to b •vin after
y Sl and Coate.: !eft Tuesday evening for the rummer holidays. Apply, stating
Mr.
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\limos
chatnt, Sweet is visiting l illness of .1r. Jas. Westcott of that
friends in London.• ' Place. DR. OVENS EYE AND EAR SI'R-
Mrs. J. Itendlc will leave next week
for Seattle to visit friends.
Mr. ned 51rs. D. McInnis were in
S, ',forth a hew- days last week.'
Wheat Wanted nt Harvey's Mill
also assorted feed of barley and oats.
Mr. Austin Hewitt will manage the
barber shop at the Bend during the
coining year.
The London Methodist Conference
commences to -day in the Askin street
church. London.
Mr. Jas. lla%vden left Saturday for
Fort William to resume bis position
with the Molsons bank.
Messrs. Saxon Fitton and Hugh
Spacknwa are r:pending the week
fi:,hing at Owen Sound.
Spray your fruit :trees early. Bor-
deaux Mixture. Hellebore autd Paris
Garen. 'lowcy's Drug Store.
Reeve McCallum left Tuesday for
Goderich to attend the June session
of the Huron County Council.
.fir. Goo. Chapman. of Atwood, will
will be at the Central hotel on June
•Ith with load of calves for sale.
Sirs. S. flicks left 'Monday evening
for Okotoks. Alberta, where she will
reside with her son for some time.
Mrs. Vroontan and child, who have
been visiting •Mr. G. E. Anderson, re-
turned to Harrisburg last evening.
W. J. Beaman was in Clinton last
Thursday in connection with mat-
ters pertaining to the 33rd regiment.
Mrs. D. Johns and daughters Misses
Lilla and Amy attended the King --
Crocker nuptials at St.. Marys yester-
day.
Al rsa 1V. D. Clarke and son Gale re-
turned last week from London. Mrs.
(.ark 'a mother Mrs. Wilson n ace
om-
ttnied them.
Miss Victoria Miners, tvho has had
charge of the .Lansley school. has ten-
dered her resignation to take effect
at midsummer..
hl i. _ Amy • J'ohns visited d friends in
St. Mir vs last !Sunday, and sang at
Knox church at both morning and
evening services.
Mr. Geo. ,Manson, and son Willie;
were in Port Mope last week visiting
Mr. Manson's brother. who died
Tuesday morning last.
Mrs. W. .f. White. and two sons W.
.1. jr.. and C. T., of Ottawa. were the
guests of Mrs. John White a few
days during the past week.
Rev. Colin Fletcher of the Thames
Road Presbyterian church is this
week attending the Presbyterian Gen-
eral Assembly at dtamiltou.
Mr. R. N. Rowe left Tuesday even-
ing for Toronto to attend the Grand
Council of the C. J., C. F. as a• dele-
gate from the Exeter lodge.
Rev. \lacllonaId. second assistant
o: St. Andrews church. 'Toronto will
occupy the pulpit of the Cavell church
next Sunday and the following Sun-
day.
Mrs. F. W. Glidnaa11 and two
eleldren left last Saturday for Teter-
boro. where they were celled owing
to the illness of an uncle of Mrs.
Gladman.
Chief county constable Gundry. of
Goderich. and Constable \Vhitesides,
of Ilensatll. were in town last Thurs-
day looking up come matters in con-
nection with trials that are pend-
ing.
Word was received here Tuesday
stating that Mr. .lances Westeott, of
Douglas. Man.. is in a very low con-
dition. ;Mr. Westcott was a former
1.• -:dent of Exeter and spent last
as .doer
G,o, Alansonere visiting 1r.received word
Tuesday morning of the death if his
brother Capt. William Manson at
Port ')lope. The deceased was 113
years of a(..' and for the past two or
t hrec weeks was very low. A' couple
o: years ngo he lost his eyesight.
Every housekeeper who has used
(' :nuttier's Varnish Stain is delighted
a th the results obtained. Nothing
'ik • it they say. So easy to
e! cid so durable. W. .1. Ilea-
• pan curries n full line of this popu-
.Ir stain.
Revs. Fehr and Going are attending
the conference being held in London
this week. Next Sunday Rev. Smell
will occupy the pulpit of the Jnmee
Stieet church. and Rev. Maci)onalda
of Toronto. will preach in the Pres-
byterinn church in the morning and
in the Main .street church in the even-
ing.
Customs figures indicate that trade
is on the increase and (rood times are
coming hark rapidly. The total cos -
toms revenue for Canada • for the
ntAtter laborious study we have as -
ponding month of Inst year and of Cent r,tiiat .. 6:50 $r 35 ( Iirucefield 7:35 1.20 r::!!:1}1,14 midway between r{roils and
ch
'.M.2a9,I(9:), for the Inst two months. Exeter...... ....7:03 t.:j Clinton.... 7:50 1.20 teha,),•k..r.• It does not demand the
'cn! sot n,th o; r(noits. and oc-
The Parkhill Gazette -Review last 1lcns-ill..... ....7:17 1.25 Se'aforth �;,, r r ea •anal:)- it I. 'mires intelligence.
week c.•tebrated its 39th anniver- - , " 3 )'Dear re •.a teak • asp a haw ling rink,
gar) by issuing an illustrated trade se .... 7:25 1.25 Dublin ..... ....8:20 i.to ih. eh', ' o:fend •r being cnied a
edition of tight page.. The edition t•hildren over 5 and under 12, Halt Fane. ,k ,•. The reason ;or this title is not
iieis!rated the progress made by 'Piaui will arrive at Guelph 11 o'clock; ['Phoning leave- G,,•lplt 11.1e, unit. clear. Leat it may indicate the
that town in the past thirty nine Tickets good going only on one train; valid to ;elan ii followit g day, breaks in Lis conversation when Num-
ber '1'tco or Three rnnk,•..1 en shot. I�
serve. it •at deal of credit for %\ I'rcc Lunen will be served tel the Lecture t(.Odn. \ good howler is one who can divert M. Jackson Sons
the able man cr in which he got out W. D. SANDERS, fres. B. S. I'1IILLiI'S, Secy. fhnnykt'torym!nd by lilting him a`��x
the special. 1
The Epworth League of ,Tnnu;� geon. will be at the Commercial
Hotel. (lours 0 9 30 )
r.trt't't held a social evening Tuesdn} � re a. rn. to 4.30 { .
last. The ladies brought boxes with in. Glasses properly fitted and dis-
refreshm• nes and after a good pro- east's of eve ear and nose treated.
gram 14 very roe:able time was Next visit Monday Juni_ 11.
s•pentl. - Maurice Ryan. who was convicted rA new floor at small cosh. A
on the charge of murdering his bro- half -gallon can of Campbell's Floor
Finish will •c .
cher at North Ra}•, will pay the pen- 11 mak your old Floor look
laity of his crime to -day. a last nt- as good as new. This Finish comes
tempt to ';:u•e the life of the con- in Transparent also with stain com-
bined, producing beautiful imita-
tions of nntnral woods. W. J. Ilea -
The :annual ogling of the Exeter' man sells it.
members of the Jsaak Walton Fishing ..
Club will be held next Thursday. TO THE SHAREHOLDERS OF TILE
The members will use the same old EXETER SALT WORKS CO.
kind of conveyance. namely covered
wagon, being afraid to try the :airship Gentlemen. -Ilea.• take notice
rout n. that a meeting of the shareholders
WOMAN'S INSTITUTE.- The an- well be held on Friday. ,lune 12th, at
nate] meeting and election of officers 2.30 p.m. at the Town Hall. 13y or -
of the Woman's institute will be held 'for of the hoard.
T. li, 'CABLING. Sec. -trees.
Exeter. May 25th, 1909.
in Senior's Hall on Friday June 4th
at 3 o'clock. A full attendance is
requested. Mrs. Cobble•dick. Pres'.
dent ; Mrs. Hastings. Secy.
'HALF PRICE SALE at the Exeter
Bargain Store. in order to clear out
the balance of the stock this week.
NO REASONABLE OFFER 'WILL' BE
REFUSED. All must go. Also for
sale very cheap 2 pairs Countlr
Scales. 1 'Iron Safe. 1 Cash Itegister
and 2 Paper Cutters. The store is
for Sale or to rent. -J. W. BRODER-
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The Goderich Signal has undergone
another change in ]proprietorship. Mr.
\rnnatter retiring from the business,
the plant and goods being taken over
by the Sernal Printing Company
Limited. Mr. Vanatter has been
identified with the Signal for many
year.., first as foreman and latterly
as proprietor. Mr. Vanatter has no
definite plans as yet for the future,
but before tattling down will take
n -trip Ito the west.
The first match game on the local
bowling alleys was played 'Thursday
evening, and although h th:•
scores
g co .s
were not large. the players showed
their ability to live up to the rules
FOR SALE
Man or Woman. -My South African
Veteran Bounty Land Certificate is-
sued by the Department of the Inter-
ior, Ottawa ; good for 320 acres of
any Dominion Land open for entry
in Alberta, Saskatchewan or Mani-
toba. Any person over the age ot 18
years, man or woman, can acquire
this land with this certificate. For
immediate sale S790.00 Phone, write
or wire, L. E. Telford, 131 Shatter St.
Toronto. Phone, Main 3006.
FAItM FOR SALE -Lot 16. Con. 14
township of Ribbert. containing 100
acres. On this property there is a
good brick dwelling, large bank barn,
frarne horse stable and implement
house and pig and hen house. Good
young orchard ; never failing auppiy
of wetter; 95 acres cleared, the bal-
ance in hardwood bush. This is n
beautiful home. situated well for
school. church and market. It is in
first class state of cultivation. Pos-
session on the 1st t o Nov.t1909.
If
not sold
on
privately or before the
2Ist of June, it %rill be Fold by public
of the game. only two foals beings 'auction on the !It h day of July nt
called. Three games were played the 'I o'clock, p.m. on the premises. For
Law -
total pins to count. Following 'is terms and particulars apply to Law -
the score. rend' Fulton, proprietor, on the prem -
.1. llaw•den 426 L. Palmer 438 ises• or to Thos. 'Cameron, Auctioneer
\V. J. Itcantan 370 S. Sanders 343 i'arquhar.
S. 13n%cden 341 Acheson ;ifi:i
G. Anderson 404 Knight (398
White 389 G. Palmer 412.1
Mr. Itobt. Dinner. who has con-
ducted the Manson Mouse for the past
year.hasposses the on th first 1.' ark• KODAK
and took possession the first. Mr. •
Dinney intends conducting the resort
in an up-to-date manner and making
many needed improvements. Special This is Kodak Time
attention will be given to the picnic
grounds. boating and bathing and
for the latter has ordered a new out- If 011 a holiday C;ll'I'y ;l Kodak
fit of bathing suits. Boarders and always.
picnickers will find Hob an agreeable
chap to deal wit h. a nd t here is no At borne fl Kodak is ,jus
doubt but that he will make at stoic- about as IildISpensal)ic�,
cess of h's new undertaking.
Two interesting spectacles in the The lure of the art catches
a- tr'ono,nical world will occur during
the coming month. These events One at home Or 1LWay.
will be eclipses of the moon and sun,
the former this Thursday evening and Kodak fanciers will
the latter on .funs 17. The moon will he interested in the ad•
rise totally eclipse. a and its totality
will last about one hour. while th. (litionS to the Brownie
sun will only b:• in totality near the family. Call and see
nort h pole. Of chief interest will
be the lunar eclipse. which will be thcttl
visible over about half 'the earth. Evcrytlritig its Rocicrk
Only i► few white men. namely Cap- SNpp11c84.
lain Robert F. Peary and his crew, (let. t Cattalogue it's free.
who nre now on an Arctic expedition.
and pet baps n few ot hers. will haw,
nn opportunity of observing at to-
tality the eclipse of the sun.
Own A
prices.
SPECIAL
All 25c. Cottonades at 22c.
Friday and Saturday only
Produce- Butter IUc; Eggs ISc, trade, 171e. cash, subject to change.
CARLiNC BROS.
We Repair!;
All kinds of Boots and
Shoes for you
CEO. MANSON
Boots and Shoes
Next to Carling Bros.
\W E CARRY tFLOUtt
of such high grade that there is no
use in looking •for better. It isn't
made. The first sack you use will
prove that to you.
ORDER 1'S TO SEND YOU ONE
to -day so that you 'give it n itria&:
When your folks commence to say
nice things about your baking. you'll
have a
that our flour is
to r superior
proofor
r
to other
c brands. Goodbaker•a
, s you
have been. you'll be better with bet-
ter flour like ours.
HARVEY BROS.
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• .•ace, with the fire of n1,inion, and has not
• been found wantinS. The soars, of our •
•graduates has not been excelled. Not the •
largest, but the highest grade modern ausi• •
nese School in western Ontario. •
Individual instruction. No vacation. •
• Hall Course. Enter any 'fa) . •
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Howey's Drug Store
GRAND '1'1{tTNK RAILWAY SYSTEM
South Huron
Farmers' Excursion
Experimental Farm, Guelph
The Farmer's Institute of South Huron
will run an Excurs,on along the line of the (Oland Ti unk I:.lilwaw 1..
Guelph on
FRIDAY, JUNE 11th, 1909
Court of Revisi
-or-
'I 0 Vnship ot Osborne
Notice is hereby given that a Court
of Revision of the Assessment Roll
of the Township of I'sborne. 1909.
will hold its first tnecting at Town-
ship Hall. Elin,ville. on Saturday, 5th
.lune at 10 o'clock. a. in.
FRANCIS MOItLEY
Township Clerk. '
Whalen, May 13th, 1909
iflmbe�ol
Means that this is the longest play-
ing record of music in the world ter -
day. it means that it. is clearest, pur-
est and sweetest torted talking mach-
ine on the market. IL is the longest
Heed record. and eosin just the sante
its other makes half as good. Edison
Phonograplis me the only machines
that 11 111 rendre the selection from
the Ainbreed record. Come in, and
let us !!slay I hem for you. Phenogra•
ph. 801.1 00 easy payments. See our
new (lards and Soaps. Cosmeties and
Pct farms- at.
THE PURITY
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STRATFO W, oNT.�/
With twent y -two years' ex-
perience to its credit this college
is recognized as the geeatest
Practical training school in
'Western Ontario.
Three departments:
COMMERCIAL SHORTHAND
TEI.Fx;1l.\I'ItY
Our classes are the largest,
our courses tnost practical and
our instructors experienced.
Our graduates are assisted to
positions and succeed as none
others. Enter now. Get our
free catalogue.
ELLIOTT & MCLACHLAN,
Principals.
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Mail OMR PIdHOS
fire a Pleasure t th�lr
Owners.
\\ a havesold old a c
n i are aellin • a
),great
many high class pianos and our nt t-
erous satisfied customers is thestronn --
e,t guarantee of this assertion.
Our pianos to -day are the bent that
1 best s
the e t I rano makers produce t duce n
nd
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our prices are right.
Do not be too quick to believe per-
sona who tell you different from the
above for tite purpose of selling you
cheap and in some cases trashy goods
at big prices.
Call and see Us
and pe convinced that what we say
we live up to.
S. Martin & Son
NO
TRIFLING
It's dangerous to allow a cough or
cold to remain.
ICA foolish to let yourself become
thin and weak.
it's easy to put yourself right with
the world: in shape to do your work
and enjoy life.
Take
BRICK'S TASTELESS
C01) LIVER OIT,
Thnt's all.
All the genuine Cod Liver Oil is
used except the greasy part. Com-
pound Syrup of lfypophosphites. •11.
staid Extract of Malt and the Fluid
Extract of Wild 'Cherry Bark are
added to assist the Cod Livor Oil to
build up your system.
On the whole it's the best thing you
can take if you're not "just right."
ATI. DRCGGiSTS
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Chemist and Optician
EXETER - ONTARIO.
Here's Good News
The market prices for ell i
are alive and so is
The Old Ucliable Firm
M. (Jackson & Son
ane door south of the Metropoli-
tan. Just look at the following
{prices (no (rode, and no trick I
all cash.
Rags 75 c, per hnnrlrcd
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113, a hair 30e. per Ila.
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