Exeter Times, 1906-05-31, Page 8• ti k% E x E T k R t i 111 r S. MAY 31st 19043
STEWART's
LINOLEUMS
A 1 ew lot just o))CI1t tl, quality the 1 i('st, style alai 1'ut
terns the latest in Block, Tyle, (';trwt•, Floral and Inlaid
effects. if you have a Linoleum Thought by all means see
this lot, we can save you some good money. -4 yards wide
for $1.05.
Ladies' Rain Coats
A swell lot of Iww Covert Cloth ('oats in '3 4, 7/8 and
full lengths, in the new fawns and grey s—Values are, you'll
see $5.00, $I).00 and $8.50.
Silk oa s=i
Capes
For elderly ladies we are showing sotre very special
lines of imported Silk Coats and Capes
A lovely line of Black ►'4wa Silk Coats, 1,'4 length,
beautifully trimmed, new full sleeve, a very stylish garment
for only $ 1:3.00.
Black Silk Capes, medium and long,applique trim-
med, finishe;l. with Lace and Rouching. They are swell
for $1U.50, $12.50 and .$1:3.50.
Men's Colored Regatta
Shirts.
A dandy lot of new styles, made from best American
I'ercole Cloth, wwit1, mercerized and silk finish, neat fancy
stripes and stn -1r11 it )gal figures. A winner at $1.00.
Men's Elastic Finished
Underwear.
Our Men's Summer Underwear is all made on spring
needles and gives that nice easy elastic finish. They come
in Balbriggan, Lisle Union and Lambs wool -25c, 50c,
75c and $1 00.
Bring Along your BUTTER and EGGS --They are
just as Good as CASH.
Store Closes at 6:30 p. m. sharp, except Wed-
nesday and Saturday.
JA. STEW.AR'Z
DIAMOND HALL
QUICKLY
EXECUTED
WITH
N B9TN E,88
---AND
D E,S Pfi TGH
That is what we do
with any repairing jobs
you may leave with us
and our charges are al-
ways as moderate as goo(1
workmanship will allow.
Bring Us Your Repairing
MflRGfiflND
JICSVEy.ER & OPTICIAN
Eyes Eesteel Free. EX ETEK.
Spring
Suitings
Say we got in some swell spring
Suitings last week. They are
right up to the moment.
Co atm are two inches longer
that: last year and the Lapels
are so much broader and deeper
thrityou can't help hut notice
them,
The Vests are cut with five
buttons anti the Pants are just
a little peg toppy.
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They are besots all right for
$15, $18 and $20
LOCALS
Mr. Steinbach. of Seaforth, visit-
ed his sister on the 24th.
Mrs. G. K. IIttiinan spent the 24th
with relatives in London.
3[is.s :Maude• Taylor, of London.
spent the 24th with her parents here.
Mr. 1 .J. Nash, of \t-inghaan, spent
the 24th the guest of Mr. anis Mrs,
W. J. Powell.
Mr. James HI(1en, of London, vis-
ited his father, Will. Ilawden, Jur-
inb' .the holiday.
Mrs. A. Evans, of London, visited
her parents. Mr. and, Mrs. \\'m. Tre-
ble, on the 2.4t11.
71110 Misst•s (:idley, of Blyth, visited
their grandparents, Mr. find Mrs. It.
Gidcly, on the 24th.
Art Wood, of London, came up to
Exctcr on the 2411d to gee the big
showy and writ friends,
Messrs. .1. Inwood rind swift rind
Allan Myers, of London, visited Mr.
S. Randers on the 2.11 h.
Mites M:elide' Soul hcot t , of London,
visited her ►:runt, ler:,. C. A. Sc►tath-
cott. during the holiday.
Ilarry Davidson, Cheeky Evans
and Chas. Miners, of London, visited
relatives in town during' the holiday.
Miss Chariot to Drink water, of
London, visited her sister, Mrs.
Shirley Hohier, on the 24111.
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THE }MIDGE FROM S iCK-
NF:ys TO HEALTH
is of pure drugs, and these are
obtainable here M all times and
at any hour. That our stock of
DRUGS AND MEI)I('iNES
should he fresh and pure is of
more importance than its size.
All orders can be filled and in a
way that will give health to the
patient and satisfaction to the
doctor,
and no ittatter where you go, i W. S. IIOWE Y, Phni. B.
you can't find anything that
will fit as nice as they do.
W. W.'i'aman a
Chemist and Optician,
Phone 50. iSX7 TER, ONT.
tyt:YI TI TE:n Fat?E-sa
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TU ADVERTISERS.
The copy for changes must be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestisemente accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each warek.
Tilt ItSI)AY, MAN " 31ST, 1906.
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LOCALS
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Ot."It •f1•.LEI'IIONE NUMBER IS
}NSI'LCTOIt JOHN TOItRA*;CE,
r,f Clinton 1c S hc•r:r duriti,; the 24th.
ONE OF '1'111; INTERESTED
sw`'•='t'Itors nt the afternoon sports
e.,.e M. Y. Ni-L•c•.ara, of the Seafortli
Expositor.
MESSRS. S. A. I'O l'LE sTON E
.end P. Gardiner and f irnilie•, of
Jllyth were in tort the 24th en-
joying the -ports of the dy.
REV. GOJ)\\'IN LEFT MONDAY
morning for Windsor to attend the
Methodist Conference }rev. Godwin
is on the stritiouing Cotntniitee.
REV. GOD\VIN AND c GOING
tock :a fi..hir,,r trip to the lake
Friday fond stiec:•eded in getting 108
fine specime,1, of the finny trib
THE SUI)rEN (DROP IN THE
temperature Saturday night. caused
those having young plants out, to use
b:rrrels or anything else in covering
Up the garden stuff.
_MISS OLIVE HOOPER, OF EXE -
ter, N -ho Itis been Gr t t:vadit►o; t he
Victoria Ilospita1, Lotelo,•l, swas one
of the uradu-ates of the ctr:I,ini►rg
pool class of 1906 of that institu-
tion.
311:. E. L. LIDDICOTT, OF LON-
don will preach in the Jatnes street
church next Sunday, both morning
and eserine,, Ilov. Going being in
Windsor at tending t he 'conference
meeting.
DEPUTY WARDEN •iAS. 13F.EItS
list sleek got on t he trail of clttoth-
er man who had kilicd an otter, and
to avoid publicity the matter was
settled by payment of the minimum
fine, x1'11}c}1 the Ian• providea, that of
$20.
THE GANG OF BELL - TELE -
Telephone linemen, who were here
for cver:al seeks, extending And re-
'vi,;cing wires and installing cables,
left Monday night fur Kincardine,
where they will fix up the company's
lines. The boys made many friends
while here.
OL'It NEIGHBO}t THE CIIINAMAN
has departed. It is understood he in-
tends buying out :t laundry in Lon-
don. We hope lie stays there, and
tells any other Celesti.1 who think-
ins of coni1nz .hero to give this place
a wide berth.
\\ E HAVE THIS WEEK: IN -
stalled a long dis=tance phone in our
office anci if you have any items of
news or ::av other business in which
we can i}; of ony service to you,
call
up No. 31 and we will attend
to your .ta atnt_ts.." •
THE 29TH ANNUAL 11> 1 TING OF
the West Huron Tceollers' Associ;i-
tion will b^ held June 15th and 16th
at the Ontario Agricultural College,
Guelph. A good program Las been
arranged and every teacther in West
Iluron should attend, The Farmers'
Institute hnve 11rr.anged for lin ex-
cursion to Guelph and have tsscl_
corned the tele.hcr.s to join them.
TILE CAS}; OF IiAI{ItY B1t0\VN
charged with Selling Wit 11011t, 4111
1)Uetioneer's liccnr:c', which sw:as called
on the 21st of May. but postponed
for one week, owing' ,to the non -oto
f,t•.ar:ince. of Mr. Brown, was again
called last Monday. Mr. Drown, was
not f,reeerat and t he pare was put
over until a future date. It has been
rumored that he Irv/ left for parts
urlkne,,wn.
SMITI( 1l1tOS. OF•. LONDON,
Jlawe pu1'cluagcd the stock of L. Mc -
Tag. art at t he Nort 11 end. The r:tss
mereth gats care bust ling young Hien,
and tare well ac1u.ainted %%ith the•
business, and me bespeak for them
litmr:il p:atronagr. They .are
present taking steak and will short-
ly 41.:12. :a, slaughter rale to make
room for hew goc•l•1 which they 11.'.e
recently purchased.
T11E CONGREGATIONS OF T11F,
.11 tin St t,..-21 r•►lurch nnel 1 he I'rc.bv_
teririn church will hold un:on
viceis next Sunday, on .account 1,►t
ltcv. Godwin beim; in ..ittend ince at
the Conff'rence nt Windsor. The
morning services will be held in the
Presbyterian church and the even-
ing s"rwicc9 in •1J1e Main r:reef
church. Ite'w• tilartill Ierill have
c111rge hot11 morning' and evening.
Men complete No. (3i. (otn-
t,.aTay, Exeter, Huron. regiment, sstic'Ji
go"s into 01111p :at Cirtin;(s' }fo:ghts,
London. ,lune 18th to June :30th, in-
clusive. Those desirous of going
11')' to Lieut. lles•ana:an or Sergt. Ma-
jor Hector not later than lune 7th
Feer
Summer Underwear 'TME OLD RELIABLE
at bargain prices
MEN'S FINE BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. beautiful
fine gn•►lit)-, double thread, sateen facing. Sizes :Il, 3t1, 38, 1t►, 11. itegular
3tk:. quality on sale at 37c. each,
MEN'S FINE BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS & DRAWERS in Cream and
Grey also fancy stripes, short or lor:g sleeves. on sale at 25c. each.
MEN'S %IRDIUM WEIGHT SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. Pretty
stripes, (I'e'nnt:um Make). Superior quality. on sale at soc. each.
MEN'S FINE ALL WOOL SHIRTS ANI) DRA iVERS. Extra light,
weight, guaranteed unshrinkable, natural color. Sizes 311, 38, 40.
on sale at 95c. each.
Ladies Summer Vests
LADIES SUM 1IER VESTS. '25 doz. women's white cotton vests very
fine Brake withdraw tape and with or without sleeves. Regular lac, quality
on sale at 3 for a 23.
10 doz. \Vornensa mercerized Vests Fancy lace Yoke. Extras light and
silky. Good value at 25e. on sale at i8c, aach.
Women's All Wool Vest with long sleeves, very light weight. Soft fin-
ish in cream. The only best all wool vest we have ever shown
on sale at soc. each.
1VO.MENS COTTON DRAWERS. Lace trimmed open or closed style
in all sizes. on sale at 25c. each.
Wonmens Cotton Slip Waists ttieely trimmed in ail sizes
on sale at 25c. each.
(,Ii1LDRENS VESTS in call sizes and prices.
SNELL & ROWLE
Store closes at 6.30 every evening except Wed-
esday and Saturday.
REEVE A. Q. I3013IEn. WAS CON -
fined to the house ct faw d iys this
week wit}, lumbago.
IMPROVED POULTRY POWDER
is just the: thing for young fowl.
15 cents •:1 pound at iCsale's Drug
Stone,
MUIR, 01� THE WOOLEN MILL
will be it ttjo old market every day
to buy wool. Wool unloaded at the
ie.: rket. highest cash price paid.
TO ItENT,--UR, ItOLLINS' LATE
residence. Apply to Andrew Gibson
Thames Road or John Spackman,
real estate agent, Exeter.
' MISSES FANNIE ilAWDEN ANI)
Minnie Yellow leave this (Thursday)
morning for London, England, ssitaer°
they will spend the summer. Tho
young ladies purchased their tickets
from Mr. .J. .1. Knight, the genial
ticket agent of t ho G. T. R.
\VIIiLI: NEIL BBELLWOOD'S
young ,�•on was playing with other
ohildren around n horse Monday, the
animal rg,rabb I the little fellowfs
wrist with its mouth, threw him to
the ground :and tried to trample on
him. The little lad got away be-
fore the horse could injure hien.
Market Report.—The following is
the report of Exeter markets. oor-
r 'ted up to May 31st.
Whctet 78 to 8(1 cents per bus.
Oats, 36 to 37 cents per bus
Burley 42 to 45 cents pet' bus.
Peas, 60 to 65 cents per bushel.
Shorts, $20 .i ton.
Bean, $18 per ton.
Flour, $2.25 per cwt.
Feed Flour, $1.25 per cwt.
Clover seed $8 to $9 per bus.
Hay, 7 to 8 1-2 per ton.
I3utt�er, 1&, per pound.
Eggs, 15o. a ci,ozen.
Onions 75 cents pr bushel.
Dried apples, tic. per Ib.
Coal, $6.75 Por ton.
Potatoe-3 ,$1.10 n bag.
Bogs, liwcsweigl)t. $7.10 n cwt.
Hogs, dressed, $8 to 9 a cwt.
Back -Ache
Backache is one of the
con -
THE 13F;L[. TELEPHONE COMP- chief syrnptoraas of a con-
t� :flys' boys c^lebr.:ated the eve. of Rested condition of the
their dkidneys. External ap-
M►a.rt urc t o K i nca rclinr by plications may relieve,
aoin, out to Crediton to play a game but what Is needed is a
ganne of hall ss'it.l, [ho ef.rai r'4" of remedytbatwillremove Exchange, Limited.
11)111 place. They had the game cin- the cause of the trouble.
We carry one of the finest up-to-date stocks of Ready -to -Wear
clothing in the town both in Men's Boys' and Youth's. The quality
and styles the latest and as cheap as the cheapest, Just recetved a
consignment of these goods today. Come and inspect them and
convince yourself that what we say we do. Another thing we
would say, not two or three prices for the one article. Our k
of new and natty
Ties, Fancy Shirts in Soft and Hard Fronts
are up-to-date and at prices that will please you. We carry a full
line of Dress Goods in alt the leading cloths—Venetian, Broad
Cloth, Tweeds, Eoliennes, Crepe de Chene, Cordc de Soie, Cash-
meres and Lustres in all the leading shades• Don't forget that we
have in stock
SILK AND LAWN WAISTS
that have no equal as to price, style and qualify, you cannot help
buy. Prices very reasonable. Don't forget we still carry the
cel.brated "ASTORIA" shoe. Highest Prices paid for Produce.
CABLING I3ROS.
4144.
Security SOVEREIGN
Stands for security and stability.—
You are sure of BOTII and much
MORE in. TI -IE
'Savings
Sovereign Bank of Canada
A deposit of $1.00 opens a SaviN(,s ACCOUNT
upon which interest is paid four tithes a year.
,t DO IT NOW
Put your money in a place where you can get it
when you want it.
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CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETER.
OSEPH SNELL, Manager. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors,
Western Real Estate
cited until the flttl► innings when
the Crediton Boys scored eight runs 78 Dundas St., London
and won by n score of 15
to 13. Severn! of the Exeter boys Dix Buchu and Junip- have you a farm that you want
played slit i► t hem. er Pills
l o Bell? Write for our terms of Bel -
MR. 1{. 1;. PICKARD WHO LEFT Kidney lin; property. 'We have the most
complete method of ads-csrtiein; and
a fess weeks ago to look after his area prompt and certain
land in the Northwest, had occasion cute for all ordinary kid• selling property in Canada. Do you
to come oast to Toronto en business Bev and bladder troubles want to buy a farm or busineass
I,lrt week, rind didn't feel like going Sold under a Ruora;press property in any part of Ontario?
back until he sass- that we were run- if they fail to gtve entire Fiend far our Ii.9t. We have some
satisfaction the money bargains.
will he refunded.
Sold in 25 and so cent boxes.
Hang the town str:li,l,t rinco his
:absence, so he took a run up here
for a few days. Ile intends re- MR. DIELVILLE HO\\'EY Alt_
turning to Frobisher, Sask., next rived ihome Mondry evening frons :at -
week. tending College of Pharmacy. Tor -
MONDAY MORNING THOMAS onto. IIe is moss :t fully :Iualificd
Clarke, of 1'sborne, had unloaded druggist and has ralso taken t sso
several hogs :It A. college courses vin Optics. He has
very, Q. I3cabier':r pia- been eggs,gcd by ihiy brother, W. S.
F y. when his horses took fright nt
the appreciellitiu train from the south P Powder Howey..to .assist hire in looking after
The animals started to run away and and Ret taeautifU plc tore of the wants of tlrc community in
when in front of Cobblcdick's ware- 'vtaRara F 11 drugs and 'optics. Ilowcys Drug
house, collided with Fred Hawk- stone will now be 1na1)1gcd by two
sh:w's rig qualified 1, sslaich wag rstandin�� thcrr R lified Rihe'misty and opticinn5.
u, and 1 .t.,.cd the, 5 troll:
MRS. .II
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Cole's
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Cole's Drug Store
Free samples of Spiro
ri
'a 9,
S1CJ NoltTli WINDOW
Th"v rcarecl ., . , , CHAS. PERKINS III CTIV
feet in the buggy demolishing the ed :an nec.41•nt oli 5atraIiy last which
cover and seat. No. one was •hurt.I still 14Y :her up for some time. She
THE li}:;\1 T1I'1'L FLOAT OF
Miss Merle. Gould, of Myth, staent wog going into the cell ar for some
Snell & itiewe'�; in the trnde•s pro. 1I,e 24t1, in town' things for the breakfast table, when
ce`�iota Victor:,► day, y!►1ri d much Mrs. .lydhn Sweet is visiting Mrs. site fell on the steps, resulting in her
taste On the part of the members G1nilavitle', of London. left arm being tricInred. Medical
of the firm nncl the employes. it Mi.:n Can't -mile spent the holiday aid was summoned .and Set the in•
1\'.tit the most elaborate ewer s;f.o11 in 22111, friends ;r, Toronto jure'd rnet'tnbcr.
Exeter, retul it 11 doubtful if :,ny of M and Taylor, of London. , visited
the parades in the cities )laves ever) her reagents on the• '24th. _�
lead any.laieg to (Au if it. If the L't'GGIES AND PLOWS F011
ot.lictr merchtilts would take up the Mr. Gco. •Ar•tronq, t>? Lon•lon, t:.atc,_3•
slime spirit there roofer b kntton tits v1srte'<I bis parents 071 the 211 h. mond Lind :and 6 new huq.
pie:, „}so :a few nesw plo .- for sale
a parade here, that would bring pro- Miss Flossie Taylor., of Lot„Kon, crat�'a"1'' Apl'l}' to 1t G. I'::.c••
A FEWplc rn111y mile,' 10 se". ss .as in Exeter for the holiday. STORE 0009 YOItNG y. PURSE FOUND—CONTAINING A
e'n sw.,nted to c AN INTERESTING GAME O1!' Hiss 'toxic Eacrct1. of Brantford,'sum of money. Owner may have
bay ball was played at C'entnali,t rs vis:1inf; lir. ;Ir>w1 Mrs. L. Hardy. arms b y .a"Mr"'d `as•inlr
Friday 11its},r. between a tram romp 1• prit.t. ;• p pc'lly rt
posed of members .of the telephone Mr. frank I><'Ihrid .e, for "tits ►�dwt. at,ply nt M.
f` c►f 31i1s•erton. Jackgon':c store.
re•trair gang and taewer:al Exeter boys 1ook in the`
rine! the. g y4th g Imes in Exeter. CALVES I'OI{ SALE. -- GEORGE
Gentr,lia team. Owing to
the. lateness of ttlea hour it was de- }Ir. Ind MIS. .1, A. Smilers, of Claiiinian, Atwood, will be at the
ono ' t cided to lateness
ori) `4!ven innings. The London, visited frac nes -here on the (5esntrral hotel, Exeter, on 8.11Utda�► The only through car
y ss a,' pfclsed t!, score at the finish was 4 to 7 in ..1ih.
ss iy Exeter ^.oma►Inv turned out and favor of the Juno Incl, cat 12 o'clock swith at lord SCI't'ice route. Through
eonducteel themselves Stay 4th and tesaru rct,resc Bring E. Mr. E. }1. 1•oavt, of llilvertori, of good, well-bred cralwe1 for s.tic.•�+
rasa the ter. A return naltcata between the spent the holiday the guest of })r. I)1t. 11[IThFIt, t)I' i3OI;UO;v, •tt'ILi, • Pullman Sleeper Tol'o11-
tLanka of Lieut. 1ic:atnan, some teams was t l,iycd on ila: re_ Itouistron.
SerF:t. Major Hector and t t;e Direr- j be'• at the Central Hotel, Exeter, on ' to to Boston.
tors at large. creation grounds a.'ac•re Sttnrdiy ' lfonclay, .lau,r 18, 1!106, h.,u,r: lt► c,, •
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cccnint.► and resulted in a Fcconc! Visa Bertha Russell left Iist week r
T111; CLiNTON NF;\t'y-itFCUi{1) defeat for tl,c (kntralia boys, the hospital 1 m, s ' •
for Toronto, to enter Grace Los to ' f • o for F. •e F.tr te,d-
. . the following to say te,?:ardi+rg• score help„ `t to 6. saherr Slee seitf tr;air, for i uur�c. 'and Thro:,t consultation. T:ye� to°t-
it• kLitting eietory : "The Clinton 5}?t'ER,1L MEMBERS OF '1'IIF; i e''1 and u}ar;.gr's supplie,t.
Knitting it Co., i.:ntited who estrarted ,tiisy Annie tie('e►,•1. e,f llderton, j 1)1{, U\'F;NS Ej l; ANI) 1; ;t at fit It- i
K!litttions in the r Hess Omit nhout 1(owling club rues one. evening },,tit ht,etat a lc"' cf airs ,tall in
seek to reccave• the report of the
week at f he kr• the p awt goon. will t>ies at t ho Commercial a
I'ebru pry 1st. hive t+uf ficient order,' nae c►f M r . '1'. 11. Me- Hotel the first F'rid ay cif dish month.;
ahe.a.) to kcc ► Or)rnf111tte5e 0 , ►ointed to select suit_ ('ilium. 32.00 To $32 50
t ,two mill; of thii size ,bre Innes for n Lew i►osslin:r Hour., 9.30 a, m. to 4.30 p. rr,. Glass-'
in upper.ation rind cold sufficient ssith a view of purcha•••ing thetpro- aJnafor Richard Peck :and sinter.
of ca properly o -
t perl • fit ted and duels. s of eye,
help ,be secured they would operate th, c.an,e` over for the 24th. e'ar and nw,es trti.ated. Next visit,•
their tsvo tilts using p petty and fitting it up with a club JLr. Peck took part in the foothill 1 ririny, June 1st.
i. their present !rousse', etc. 1';cvearal lots On ss•laioh _
trrcRaigcs for the manufacture hcirc of cot- girlie- during the Afternoon. ton hose mei would equip the o1,1 values 1..icl been placed MAO,' ,00h- PLANTS, PLANTS -1'0,4J I'LANTBf
trait( for the new ra tchincry awl mitt d to the meeting. end it is quite
Mr. 1ingh Mehly of the 'North for site. Al! i:irads of Torn<ato, t,,tiy e
1 orated .ind woolen 11oae, possible one of the- pies of I.In.1 end lett Mond is tnorniue for De. and c ahl►nt'c, (• anl;[losscr, Ce ler i
WHILE ttiwo l' MAY !IAN'''. s` ill b1•'t,urc,)a aegrt, The skips, r,lecte,l 1roit. where he bis secured I slat a- 1),isyq, Aste`, l t'crbet►a. I'ctuna, i
been in 7 condition to tcc: dcauhle, for the season are as follows: 'Mes-
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tion with the M. e• it. It. Daisy. Pansy, 1'c►li�ue and Ccrara um
the 24th, still a number who were lsr'rtiint,n Muir, 1', W. (:I,,drn an. Hey. plants :,t losse•st cash prior. for bed-
( fret. 1'c rkin ; .1, 0. Stan- Mica }'' 1T• Stanhtary, of tt,wfield, dint, out.—At Louis fla
trot in 1bit condition werewisitccl 1;:•.t brother, Mr. .1, G. eek, G-Irde'ncr, Exeter.
yes, Market
the inaprc.•:ion that 1)r. I{ollinst1i�� 1 .bury. \V. W. Tinian :a.r:sl W. .1. }I. i- tit,
tn'1n, bury, the latter f.,rt of list tte•e•k, i
returt;eel to toawn to ^e•lc:br:,te• (lie'
24tJ1 •an•1 had brought \t itta him }tis —
e• xne', counterpart. However on
c f see' i n„t►r•c ( inn it could he !seen that
the exnt lemon were norm of her t lien
the 1%wins front 8e>+tnrn, 8.nl and till,
254,0 recce tly 1;.x,1 the; r / 5hi-kerne
trimmed making rt very f.,iC repre-
sentation of the I)r. Perhaps the,
milk tiles helped n lot towards thet
end.
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STAR
FLOUR
touches the top notch in quality
and invariably yields the best
results in baking. The demand
for a good Family Flour is fnlly
met by STAR FLOUR,
WANTED
Wheat Oats and Barley for
which we will pay highest mar-
ket prices.
HARVEY BROS.
Merchant Millers
EXETER, ONTARIO.
GRAND TPIINV SYs E'4
$15.35
To Boston
Going Returning
May 3! Until
fo June 11 .Tune 18th.
Home Seekers
Excursions
returning to .her home Sunday.
he Doctor
1424.,.
"Are hon; t•c.vci; rceu:sr?" lie
knows that daily action of the
towels is Absolutely cs•ential to
health, Then keep your liver active
Alwws
and your bowels regular ty taking
Asks__________
small laxative doses of AS er's Pills.
Me bars so newel we peal' J.0 4 er co.,
slew_ __ �hAelu N dl wr ateikti4 Leweal' alit
o points in Manitoba,
Alberta, and Saskatchewan.
Via North Bay Via Sarnia
June 5, 190. N. N Co.
July 3, t7th. June 4, 20,
July 4, 18.
Returning Within bo f)ay9
Fot tickets and full in-
formation call on
• .1. .1, KNIGHT, i)ri.ot Azent '
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For Infants and Children, WoMA N'S INtiTi
1 I F:, _ TIIi:
Tae Kind You Have Always Bought ! wom'b's irta+titutc will i,0141 Meer
,nu. -1.1 ;twirling :Ind election of offi-
1 c^:: in &nior 11111, on Fr',d.ry .Jane
Ist at 5 o'clook. All narmbe.r, aro
requested to 6c prelAni '11 this is
the 01etv0 of tilt) member elep year.—
MIAs Mils, Pres, Mrs. if astinir*. See,
Bears the
Signature of