Exeter Times, 1906-04-26, Page 8L
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tip EIER Mr.:S, APRIL 26th. 1906
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BTEWART'8
Carpets and
House Furnishings.
,111. strop:r lines at the pr( sent ting We in -1k('
no idle boast when we say that our line of Carpets, Room
Rugs, Curtains and Linoleum; is by far the largest in town.
We have the goods to back this statement and the values
are such a are sure to please the most exacting.
ROOM RUGS are very much in demand a great many
people like them better than carpets. We show about fifty
different rugs for you to select from.
A. few of our leaders in pure wool
Ingrain Hugs, the kind that wear and
keep a good clean color to the end.
3 yart',s x 3 yards $ 7.75
3 yards x 311 yards $ 0.011
3 yenta x 1 yards S 11.00
:j yards x 1 yards $ 12.00
4 y.tr.le x 1 yards $ 13.75
4 y;u•l; x 11 pods $ 15.50
These are ;ill swell new pattern@ with
18 inch hecklers and no beanie.
We fire showing a lovely range of
Engledi Velvet Rugs, They are pretty
as pictures, Greens, Rads, Browns.
:I yards x :i ya•'de $ 20.00
3 yards x 4 yards $ 23 00
ith 18 inch borders and seamless.
Our English Tapestry 'tugs are spe-
cial values. Lovely new patterns,
good clear designs with 18 inch border
matched.
3 yards x 3¢ yards $ 1050
31 yards x 4 yards $ 11 0(4
11'(' aro showing a nillot of Piano Dugs in English
Velvets, Heel) rich colorings, they will do honor to any
room Our prices are in your favor.
Our new 'Tapestry ( •.trpet.
are very pretty, here ale two
specials.
60e+ For a swell two tone floral
dein bright ne•.v colorings.
For our hest Biel -eels finished
75eTapestry Carpet E1' ell set pat-
tern in the new wuod sirs,
A yard for a lovely lot of
$1 •00Nohby New Brussels carpets
quality good. styles new.
For our Best English Vet•
$ 1 • 1 ()vet Carpets, very high-class
goods, the best we have ever shown.
75
For the Best Pure Wool Car,
Cpet, that money can buy, new
patterns, lovely colorings.
156, 20s, 256 and 306
For a mast.-ficent
lot of new Japanese
Mattings, new colors in floral, scroll and set patterns.
Ask to see the range.
LIiioleums
Ours came direct from the makers in the old land
they're the best we know of. They are thoroughly aged
and will stand all kinds of good hard rough wear, new
tile, new block, new scroll and new floral patterns, 2, 3
and 4 yards wide. Our special price for the very best
4 yard wide is $1.95.
Do you know a Bargain in Lace Curtains. We have
4 Bumper Values $1.00 $1.25 $2.00 and $2.50.
J'. * A. STEWAR'T
DIAMOND HALL
Everything
in Silver
That's about what we offer
you in Silver — everything
from tato Teaspoon to the
Tea Service. The latest de-
signs from the master silver-
smiths of the world.
at Lowest
Prices
that you can get in any
other establishment. Easy
to compare for yourself.
Coyne, if you want a dozen
Spoons. a full Cabinet of
Silver, a Tea Service, a Cof-
fee Set, or any article in Sil-
ver, in justice to yourself
conte and see how well we
can please you.
MfiR6HfiND
JEWELER & OPTICIAN
Eyes Eested Free. EXETER
Spring
Suitings
Say we got in borne swell spring
Suitings last week. They are
right up to the moment.
Co its are two inches longer
the•, lastear and the Lapels
are :o much broader and deeper
the•. you can'L help hut notice
thein.
The Vests are cut with five
buttons and the Prints are just
a little peg toppy.
They are scants all right for
$15, $18 and $20
and no matter where you go,
yoq can't find anything that
will fit as nice as they do.
W. W. Taman
M•echent Tailor.
LOCALS
Rev. M1oDonagh was in town last
Friday.
i1r. A ,C, Waring spent Sunday at
his 'ionic in St. '11rys,
'1isv Georgina Knight, of llderton,
visited relatives here last week.
The Misses Vora .end Ethel Cob-
bledick visited friends in Lucien over
6urldey.
Miss Laura Jory visited friends in
London end Ildcrton the past two
weeks.
Mrs. Blaney, of Toronto, is visit•
Ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Tay ler.
Messrs. W. J. Beaman and W. Ii.
Levett were in London) on business
Thursday ,last.
lira. (Rev.) Currie, of Sarnia, spent
the past week visiting line parents,
Itev. and Mrs. Godwin.
Mii''3 Light Iioward, wilt) visited
friends in London during the Easter
holidays has returned benne.
Mise Mary T.lylor, of Exeter North
left Monday for London, "-.here sho
teas secured o position.
Mr. Frank Uel bridge, of t he Sov-
ereign bank staff at Merton, spent
Surd iy with friends here.
1tr. Art Ramsey hem received
wordrd
from his brother 1'hotn•Is, of San
Fre c ar
n i t(eel led e
co th• t he the 1 big
t
fire.
etre. J' rere ('ollhne ood, %elm viii
ited her p:e• ei i, \ii. and .'Airs. C. Ii.
Marney ,rr;uii.c'1 ,o lir intros!, Wed.
uc self
Mr, E. W. Horne, of Milvertnn,
find Al. Moore of St. Marys, attend-
ed the 11 Pickwick club u socialfa u d
Y
evening.
Miss i). Lonsbery, of Detroit, whn
visited for I couple of weeks with
her sister, Mrs. .T. J. White, return.
ed to her home Wednesday.
y.
Mrs. Rurnet1. nee Miss (:ertie Ver-
ity, of Toronto, who visited friend
end reel tIves (n town during the
h101id Iy+, returned to her home Mon-
diy.
The 'tasters Toe wend, of Toron-
to Junction, who spent the Kist
holidays with their 'ester, Mrs. A.
E. Malloy, ; 1111r -tied t o t heir home
on 'fondly.
The ,\Li.e,es Nin: :mel Martha ('ar-
ling, who Arent the linlidly.e with
their [..rents, Mr. aril Mrs. T. 11.
Gerling. li'tt Mendiy to resume their
studies, the former at Toronto and
the other it ilrantford.
Mrs. Clhes. 8teinh.lgcn and 11 ti•
ter, Mics Lulu, who hie been vieit-
tng her sister, Mrs. W. C. Clnn, hes
returned to Melte-owl Mtan.lay, c -
s.
1 � O er. Mrs.W. \ •
fom l ,Cd by C St .
r
n h It
Tait, of Newstadt.
\tr. Jos. Cobbledick, who spent :,
few drys with his son, Mr. Nelson
(ohlee.tick, of lir Int ford, 11tenled
divine write with the 4. 0. 0. F.
lodges of that city, on Sind 1)', rnorn•
ing List,
10 At)VEl(TtSERS.
Tile copy for changes must be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestisementn accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
1IICItSDAY, A1'IIIL .26th, 11)4)0
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LOCALS
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WARD OF 'TRADE. Mi1:1•:TING
Friday evening.
SCHOOLS OPENED ON MONDAY
with ;;11 inareau'd atten. ',MCC.
HOW'S 1-0tj11 LIVE11r IF 1T
i.1'1 1113111, use Ilowey's Late;` Liver
Pills.
MR. '814)5. IIANDFOIt4) SIIiI'-
ped :I cadets of burst's to Winnipeg
on 5 1 t inetey.
POSITION WANTED — YOL NG
l,+dy dteere1 '+x I.au;ekceper.
Apply Tames Office.
AIRS. JAelES ORE 11AS IIEEN
@oilfired to her room for several
day.; on account of illness.
EVER IIF.A1t A MOTII BAWL?
Feed hila 00 this,—Ilowey's Moth
Mille. 10•. packege or in bulk.
TOOT EASE, A SURE: CL RE FOR
Fore, t''i'l . sw,•11in11 awl sfe @der
feet. 25c, I box at Cole's Drug
Store.
DON"1' CO WAY BACK ANI) SIT
down, use IIow'(y's compound Sy-
rup Ilypbo.:phi;es. An excellent
spring tonic. Only $1 a bottle.
REV. Jett. GODWIN AND SONS
went on ..1 tubing tour to Grind
(lend, on Wednesday of last week.
They had a fairly goad catch
REV. ANI) MILS. GOD\CIN EN -
tete ained sole; of their many friends
at :I supper held in honor of Mrs.
(Rev.) Currie, of Sarnia, Monday
last.
MESSRS. A. E. TENNANT ANI) G.
I)ow, who .soauc weeks ago accent -
p Inicd a nee -toed of horses to Win-
nipeg, Ietu1ncd llonhe 'fueedly morn-
ing.
THE SUNDAY SCIIOOL O1' 'TilE
sin street elet.hodist church %vi11
hold its ;Innual meeting for the elec-
tion of officer,' on Friday evening
of thee week.
MISS GERTRRUI)E HARVEY IIAS
been appointed stenogrotther at t he
Sovereign thank here, in the place
of Miss Edt>,•t McCallum, who resign-
ed to accept a position iu Toronto.
MR. R. E. PICKARD LEFT MON.
des for Frobisher, Sask., where he
will oversee she work on his farm.
During his stay there Frobivher
will be his heedquer.ters for the
selling of 01131diue Northwest lands.
THE MANY FRIENDS 01' e11SS
M. E. drown, former assistant in
the Post Office, will be pleesed to
learn fish sh^ has passed her pro4
betio:I ex'lrnilt:ltion as nurse at the
Harper hoepitol, Detroit.
'TRS. (REV.) CURRIE RENDER -
ed a very plea:ring offertory solo in
the retain r;reet church Sunday even-
ing. The duet 1iy Mr. Orville God-
win :wed 'Mics Huston w•as also well
rendered.
REEVE 110111EIt HAS I1ECE1V-
ed word from Mr. Kurtze, of St.
\1'illi++tis, who is building ;In ;lute -
mobile for Dine, that the machine is
alln0)1 Inornplctctl land expects to
ship it next week.
BRICIK COTTAGE TO SELL Olt
rent, situ:Ited immediately north of
Mr. L. liardy's, Main street. Any
one desirous of such a properly will
fine it to Ltie„r interest to cominun-
Icate 1011 h P,Iui Midge, Themes Road
House will be v.iotnt oft @ley 1st.
'1 R. RiCllARD DEL131(1UGE,
lobo recently' purchased the house
and lot of R. 1). Roy, on Andrew
street, het week ,r ,ved into tow 71
and is occupying :his newly acquired
property. Ile has rented his firm
neer \tjnr'd)elsee to lea sons.
EVIDENTLY T111; NEW LiQUOit
license bill will so ii be a matter of
law. The l0^11 hotel keepers on
Sew -day reecived word ilea Ilie
amount t•o be t.aid for Lho ,next six
months will be $125 or $250 a ye ir,
en inere•ese of $90 over teeeio31s
sal rs.
AN OLD SAYING IS TIIAT IF
rain fells 00 Easter Sunday, the
following .even Sued-,ys will be
wet. Last Sluld.,y 1%'14 a ~tarter, 0
cote drizzling rain falling all day.
'Mrs. Collins -Ind Miss llontlarnn
were is Sea forth lest Thursdey, %es-
itiig 1'i+'ids.
'TIIE, \VOMMAN'S MISSiONARY 80-
ciety of ebe ,Lime.' street church met
at the Lorre of Mrs. W. 0. Iiissc,t
i.ist Thuraday @venire; to heel f,lrew•ctl
to Mrs. I). A. Andersen, who. during
c
e3 s 1 here, 3 h.'cat
the r she sf,eoal ) A r,
y r h e a 11 1
a factor in 1 i" work meter—etkee by
the Idies of the church.
THE ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
of t he Epworth League of the .Limes
st feet c,huroh were held Sunday het,
Rev. 1)r. Phillie, of Alynier, conduct-
ing. A ion •11 e 1 1014
ILI the weit r
!. L p
(1i5.1grc(able there was a large turn-
out '1t both service@. A liberal cul •
lection 143.5 liven. ltr'v. Going oc-
cupied elle pulpit et Alymor rh,rine
t he tiny.
MiSS NINA ('ARLING, \t'110 18
studying under Prof. S,hucl, of Tor-
onto, very pleasingly rendered "Our
Divine Redeemer" at the evening
service in the Jetties street church
last Sundiy. Miss ('irling has an
exception ally clear and powerful
contralto voice and t he 01ey manner
of expression shows thit the young
Tidy is making repel abides 111 her
studies ate' bids fair to become :,
MOHAIRS & LUSTRES THE OLD RELIABLE
IN PLAIN AND FANCY White Goods
Fashionable Goods for Spring and Summer.
Black
Sicilians
2 ilig Speciale
at 50c and 75c, 51
inches wide, very
bright rich finish,
fashionable for
skirts or suits.
Price 50: and 75e
a yard.
50c Quality for 38c
Black and Colored Lustres,
the best and most serviceable
material for sutniner wear.
You can buy in Brown, Grey,
Navy, Cardinal and Reseda,
very bright finish. Our great
Bargain Price 38c.
Cream
We have the goods that please you. Why not give us
a trial. Wo have just received in our White Lawn Waists,
beautifully embroidered, in fact, they are without exception
the finest we have ever shown, also Embroidered Waist
Lustres) fronts. Just look at our window display to be convinced,
that we have the nicest in town. Lace and Fancy Collar,
Belts in gold and silver, also a fine display of Wash Belts.
An immense
showing of plains
and faecies, small Asitoria Shoes
neat patterns,
makes lovely
snits and waists. i Don't forget that we carry the "ASTORIA
Price 40c and 50c 1 which has I10 equal in the trade, see them before
a yard. I your purchase. Just a new lot to hand in the latest s
EIOLIENNS in Black, Cream, Brown, Grey and
Blue, very rich finish, Dress lengths of 8 yds., makes a swell
dress. Price $1 00 a yd.
CREPE de CHENES in Black, Cream, Card-
inal, excellent quality, 42 inch wide, regular price — 65 cts.
minced to 50 as,
We pay Highest Prices for Farm Produce.)
SNE2.,I & ROWS
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY— T1IE Market Report.—The following is
wonderful invention is making pro- the report of Exeter markets. ',or -
gross. According to officers of the retied up to April 126th.
DcForest Wireless Telegraph system Wheat, 75 to 77 cents per bus.
572 words were flashed across the Oats, 33 to 34 cents per bus.
Atlantic ocean from Coney Island to Barley 40c. to 42c. per bus.
the coast of Ireland, a distance of Peas, 60 to 70 cents per bushel.
3,200 miles, without the use of cables Shorts, $20 •a tan.
wires, or any other medium than the Bran, $18 per ton.
atmoeishere. This transatlantic Flour, $2.25 per cwt.
achievement is rcgerded as marking Feed Flour, $1.25 per cwt.
the greatest forward step yet taken Clover Deed $8 to $9 per bus.
in the development of telegraphy Hely, $6.75 per ton.
without wires. heretofore the long- Butter, 17 cents per pound.
est dist-ince reached was between Eggs 14c a dozen.
Coney Islned and Colon, Panama ; Onions 75 cents par bushel.
stations 2,100 miles apart. Tlho 20th Dried Apples 3c. per pound.
century will 'be one of wonderful Chicken, young, 7c to 8e per lb.
achievement, evidently. Ducks, 10 cents per lb.
Geese, 10 cents per IL.
Coal, $6.75 to $7.
rota tDee ,81.10 n hag.
Hogs, livowoight, $7 a cwt.
Ifogs, elresscd,$9 to 9.1Q a clot.
GEO. I3LATCIIFORD IIAD AN AC-
cidcnt Wednes;lay evening of last
week, and while not serious shook
Liar up considc':).ibly. George 'has a
young horse, of which he is proud,
but the animal is not sufficiently
broken to hitch to a buggy, nor
Iran it had experience in stopping, at
familiar tie 'posts, or entering famil-
iar farm .gates, and to get the beast
accustomed to lead -mess, George Lis
it put in 0 full <l1y'stba:r 4 labor pul-
ling a plow n•ud ill the evenings
hitches it to a training gig, having
Lhe ne essIry dista,rae between 1111 Mr. and Mrs. Jaffray, of Toronto,
driver and 1110 flying
•in :heels of the. were the guest s of Mrs. D. Johns
:animal, in case itmics to put its during the past week.
owner }cors de rombat• On (his even- REV. W. GODWIN WAS IN ST.
T
ing George bad the animal jogging i.oneas. Tuesday, making happy a
'long nicely, when Pomo part of the couple of this former congregtatio-t by
It3'ness broke, and then tlx excite—
ment started. The horse mired Mit. J. llOi(NEY IS CONFINED
plunged 0101 upset the, whole outfit to his bed, the cells() of his illness
in the ditch, and while George was being blood poisoning, contracted by
getting 311 involuntary hath the taking care of a loesle belonging to
horse ('.es kicking itself loose from him tvhieh had been si:k,
elle rig and was successful. It ran D11. 13UTLGR, OF LONDON, MILL
down tete rand n short distenee and be at the Central Hotel, Exeter, on
when implored was peicf•fully graz- 'Monday, May 21, 1906, hours 10 n.
inidg in frontMMr. Itcidor's hotel•receivi)IOgut- m., to 6 p. m., for Eye, leer, Nose
re of 1°1(10c ld a and Throat consultation. Eyes test -
few' soeatelies rued the destruction of ed and glasses supplied.
Lhe harness, the daunage was slight. Melt. ALVIN 041100, \WIIO FOR
ON TiILIIISDAY AFTERNOON the )test three years has been clerk -
April 121b, the bo intiful new home ing for Mr. ,John Grjgg, left S.e,ur-
of Mr. and Mrs, W. .1. Ch rkCH rke, 69 day morning for Toronto to accept
'Vele Avenue, Ciese:ntwool, and for- it eoeiti011 with a large stationery
nicely of Exeter, W113 ta' mere of ;1 firm of Oast city.
very ere(ty wedding when their only 'fit. FRANK DELIIRIDGI: \VlTll
daughter, MISS Meta Gertrude Clarks the Sovereign Hank at iltt^rton, re -
was to Irried to Mr. George Markle, I ceived word en Monday of this pro-
srcrete.ry of the T. J. Porto Co., Ltd., motion as teller of the branch at
of this city. The ceremony was Milverton. Mr, Delbridge is .a .5011
perfor,ucd by t.lte Rev. Dr. Spa Hine, Iof John Dclbridge, of \Vinoheleet.
the. Redding 11111(11 being played be About two years ogo the young rnan
Miss Sense h gyri. ' Just es the entered the brenoll of the bank et
grandfather's clock in the artistic llcrtsell, and a short time ago was
trill began to strike the hour of moved to Ildcrton. The r,ePid id-
ltat(e the bride entered the draw'ille vancement of Mr. Delbridgc is :u1
room 11corled by 11er father rind at- evidence 01 the (1ppreeiotio)) the
tended by Mess Annie Pet,iterew• a4 comp'n.v hay of his services.
hridesm aid and her cousin Miss Helen lilt. JOHN MALLETT, TIIIr. (;1:N-
I'.trr, as flower girl. 1'J1e ) r.com
1v IA attended by In:: brother, Mir, i•il cli:rk at the Co' (ril01 h, : d+'i•Osit-
\Williun .Lanes 41rkle. 1•he bridal cd the noorsniiry fee for het atime in
-
p,r,y melt' a oharuaiu picture to the Walton club. Thur.sdly (If-
lernoon he o 'r
t :1 pointer a
o11t (list chub
t ia,din^ in the picturesque bow g
1
r t
t) Y t 1 were plentiful just seek of Russell's
w,ndo•,t tthick fres blnicer! with e and rtonning i pair of rubber bouts
I1I 4 1
1 ft)r131111. 111
V .On of raA Cr
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ferns. 'l',Le bride woe beautifully he Hired n rig and invited severr:1(1
gowned in white Luce 0001 white 1if_ friends to ncenmg>the him. After en
fen.', trimmed with a silk applitul' tour's fishing t he piety secured
of lovers' krtot4 0led rosebuds. tier 41 bout 160 be antic`, (at le let ,lack
long tulle veil was wars, wig!, , slid he 1114 tlltt number) ;IL bough to
cot mite of revenge blossoms and she User Ilurdon, who knows a few
oarried whit,. roKes. Th,' bridcsuual,1 tricks himself, the big fellow:•+ were
on 11" to of the pail. \Vt were
11 tt
D t. r
mot a ,r` • 11 f , 1 pink r
1 o ere, eve n n g e r glen
4
h0 A 111C
of the specimens.
thI
t
.ilk soli he .old carried pink roses
while the little flower girl Looked
11isall, Mr. Mallett stating tbat he
sweetly pretty in a (flinty frock of had reverse visitors.
white silk 414141 011tr'ie.l a basket of Mit. ,TOIIN .1. KNIGIIT, THE
til Ill f i e ,
I f•e , a
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a• F- ut
t uc s bride's u 1 r of Ila^ G. '1'
NI r The toil
t c br 1
I l I f,'
g
t tr
11., Iris n f .dies( I•r
wore richev silk own rim of fo one:. ,c
aC 1 9 ( S
O 1 Ildl'C I t 11(.
tied with rail 10cc. After the %vcd- that are not thoroughly broken be-
(linu'brcnkfast the happy crapes esti ink his parlicetlir hobby. Bares
for the mast for an extended tour 1 his spring he parch isced one of
through the pastern :•talcs followed these equines and on Mond +y night
Ivy the good wishes of their in me
was getting 0 101,17 for exert': 'e•
frietuls.-1Vimliglcg Free 1'resr, The 311101:11 Laving ;I natural in-
GIKT. \WANTED. -h'Olt GENERAL
for freedom broke away before
Lotlraework.Stpetiy rmI)ioyn11,It it vrls attached to the buggy
Address, Mrs. It. A. Bru.htter, 574 3114) d•1'•!t(',l 4101011 st Ilion street. It
Waterloo tit., London. turned F011111 at Ili^ Metropolitan
hotel ,Ind eau) (row•
MiSS CELINA HARVEY, WHO
been quite D1, is recovering.
GET YOUlt LAWN MOWERS
sharpened at 1). Ilarticib's,
MR. WILLIAMS, OF SIMCOE ST
is confined to his home through ill-
neSe.
leading toloi,t of Ont ere. I 1)11, OVENS EYE AND EAR SCR -n M13in street
goon, will },o at the (bmrneroia[
'at a pace that made thio rote f the
EARN 'ST FLYNN, 01' TitEnL}•; f.Imous ,1(:411) (;il tiri.+ horse epee ar
& )takeret livery, received an :keel -Hotel the fret Friday of titch month• like a mere center. A meseige Avis
Hours, 9.30 a. in. to 4.30 p. tu. Glass -
dent on Sunday morning while an- received froth \t'inr.4)e154.i 111..1in
ing his choice ,rout•! the barn end ca trroprrly fitted and d4:'3W'e°f eye, the ('%•ening 111 ,t Ills animal had
while tot si:rious the injury is .toile car and moo 1r.ated. Neat visit boen ca p1inred there after a run of
i•tInful. Mr. Flynn was in the loft friday, 'Lap 4tJI. nearly eight mile.►.
throwing down straw when h" (011
the floor giving ntcay and i11 Only 1'
to ".lc•c hintcflr lac jumped to on^
. I l
1,111 .
lele ,ng 4ife1
v
he 1+II down the 13ddcr way. strok-
ing t fork in lee descent. One of
he itrongs entered hie left 1)•111 neer
the elbow and plebes through the
flea, .almost to the shouller. Ear-
nest 1s now' p,rryin' IIre injured
member in a sling.
ond of
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AL �i `r .i t._ •.1�•� � A •(' •t �'1 r .Ifo -e n .
.tiSLiY 14.-JitL1't.3 Ml!'f!•I VVR YlffemipullitrailmiatlL>l117Law1C..-psi; UMW= .At.l.ii
:axises,.
Good. 60 ore v. That ie, if L.
andflth=r or frcr • . • •
gr•oy hair and cn.y 401 Aero is a
ffrut: 72n.11'e Vegetable 3:cilien finir
RcAct7ar nleays r.. tore; color t,r,
gray hair. Etcva felling hair, also.
We have a full assortment of Groceries, Crockery and
Tinware.
We also have a Firstclass Milliner in connection with
our store.
EARLY CLOSING—Our store will close at half past
six every evening, excepting Wednesdays and Saturdays, on
and after May 1st.
CARLING BROS.
INSURANCE
The very best kind of Insurance—i. e.
provision for the FUTURE as well as the
PRESENT is a Savings Account in the
Sovereign Bank of Canada
Interest paid FOUR TIMES A YEAR,
$1.00 will open an account.
Put your money in a place where you
can get it when you want it.
CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETER.
JOSEPH SNELL, Manager. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors.
Makes old Furni-
ture Look New.
Our specially prepared "Ready
for use"
Furniture Polish
will make your furniture bright
and new looking. Now is the
time to give your Furniture
something new — say a coat of
our varnish.
GET THE BEST
large bottles 25 cents
AVE ALSO MAKE
SILVER CREAM
a magic polish for gold and sil-
ver plated ware. As good as t•he
hest on the tnarket at half the
price.
—TRY IT-
----AT---
Cole's Drug Store
E, X E,T B R.
A GUAi1ANTEED CURE FOR PILES
Io i Blind, Bleeding, rot ru
d-
in; files. i)ru; ::rats are authorized
fn
refIl t
n 1 mone if , 0 Ointment
fails to ,cure in 6 to 14 (1ap.. 50e,
DR. J. W. HARRISON, OF DE-
1rat 111)4 called here on account of
the do at!' of his brother -in -late, Geo.
ltoeke, of Edon, tvllo died on Tuc,-
ti 1y evening.
THE LAST SOCIAL EVENT FOR
the a riven b e ''
t;A' son the i ck1%;ck
r, y 1
Club tv14 held in the club rooms on
Tuesday evening. The Barters of
London were cng'ged for the ocoa-
sion.
r
AS 111A�r
T,I
DI:C UI:D TO(,'t
VI:
up bueiuess 1 will dispose of my
.bock in the store, Exeter .North,
either in whole or in pert, at greatly
reduced price!. This stork is in
good oondition, and the party buying
will get a good bargain. The lily
port office is in conne!tioo with the
store. Also o (tunnlity of brick and
stone for sale cheap --L. McTageert. t
Success in Baking is,
Assured by Using
ST*IR 'ftOUR
STAR FLOUR never fails to
give entire satistaction when
used under proper conditions,
CORN
We have just got in a car of
American Corn of excellent
quality which we are selling
either ground or whole at reas-
onable prices.
HARVEY BROS.
Merchant Millers
EXETER, ONTARIO.
YOU'D NEVER MISS-
The $1 a month you pay
for a Popular Monthly Pay-
ment Policy in
THE EMPIRE
Accident & Surety Company
while the $50 a month indem-
nity Paid You While Disabled
ByAccident 1
cc, (leiter
Sl.,kness, will
1
prcve a blessing,
t
n -
A Canadian ,
(, 1 a l (.on ,el n.
oale-
W. JOHNS, fluent. Exeter.. -
Wanted
1)lt. IIOLLTNS \WILT. HAVE A' Men to work in mill, also man to
site of ,hie household ef(eete :at his drive testi. Apply at Sawmill, ('eti-
re<idenct' on Andrew street on Sit- tralia, Ontario.
urdly rlext. It is the intention of
the do:'for to le lee very 'hot tly for
t he C,roadi to No: t Invest, where he
will Iook around for ;t suitable lo-
crtion, :eo it iy hie intention to enter
t lie profesei0n which be 1:15 for
so fishy years successfully practised.
FOR OVICItSIXTY beans
tt' , t ,
AN OLD a. D ILI 4TR ter It►1MI,DT —
)ire
t,
WiretIoven Root/ling Syrup by been used ter
over sixty years by mll.lonn of mothers fur their
children while teethinR with perfoot euecou.
ft mottle,. the child, N)fttens the gums, allays alt
pain. core. wind collo. sod IN the heat remedy
for itlarrhrei. it I, pleacsnt tr, :he twee. Sold
by druggist, In every part of the world. 24
ante w hone.'. 1te vele, e, 1n(»iculaWo. Ire
sere and twke fel r• tt'loalow'a Soothing
Smelted sok for no other kind.
TILOS.
ELSTON, Prop.
REV. ITAZLEWOOD, 0i' THE
Elimville circuit ..ddrosr.ed the Hp.
11 Levu(' of the Stein et reset
church, Tueedey even; tg.
THE LOCAL LODGE OI' THE 1.
O. O
1' toil 3 (' r ,'v' o
I 1 ul
t h vino tier v i+cc a t
the .1)mes street Mfetbodist church
next Sunday morning when n Ven-
'1
a
1 f w.
Vet -
et' mon II 1,^ .• h -
) ,rete
ltd he
c yt
. aC
I to , Rev. A. 11, (:oer.;r, Tt, A. The
nlembel4 will eseemblc 1t the lodge
roams at 10 o'clock and rnarols in a
Idly to the eburcb,
a
P 4t.altl