Exeter Times, 1901-10-10, Page 8TB.hlX EWIiR 11.1MIE8
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BIG CASH sTORe
611M OR r ROME. ON.; PRICE ONLY.
We want you to knoei this store as headquarters for all lines •of
ready -t45 -wear goods. Do you know that cash and one price means
•a whole lot of satisfaction and quite a saving in money, at least we
think so, and so do lots and tots of people who have tried the new
•cash and one price idea.
$12.00 for men's nen Reglan overcoat. Ring -knows how to make Mews for
Ibis is strietlY high elms dress Wen, foe women, for comfort, fot•
coat in dark grey cheviot serge. wear, for style. We sell them -
A real beauty, under our guarantee, h ',eked by
Rings guarantee.
$9.0 for wen's fine blue or black Bea-
ver overcoats, lovely finish, well
tailored and strictly up -to-do.
Boots for boys and girls. We sell
the celebrated Ahrens WATER
GRAM, this is the best weoring
$0.90 for our young men's dress over- boot, we have ever found. Every
roat. This is a short dark greV pair is atria under guarantee.
walking coat, very smart and
made expressly for our own trade , Q49. iv.,p,,r, ________, 42 ..
for style, fit.ffnielt and appearance. ' •"''' '''''' wotoeu s Inch long auto -
Its a winner, mobile coats. in black. just as swell
as can be. You'll like them when
you see them warn.
ot, •
$13 50 for our finest ready to -wear
men's suit, made front very fine
navy clay serge, and faced with
serge silk. "0h its a beauty,"
tzttlored to the King's taste, swell,
very swell.
$12,00 for a •lovely navy, black, grey
or fancy worsted suit. In this
range you wilt find goods that
melte Ow tailors blush. the finish
is so fiee and faultless,
$9.75 for inen's tine grey clay twill
worsted suits, well. tailored and
nunittl througlidni_ Nvitit goad
:Iteitest materials. Tilts is a luoneY
moving line for yoo,
S10.00 for women's 30 Inch long aoto-
mobile coats, in dark grey cheviot
cloth. This is a lovely coat and
right up•to-date. Style, finish, and
quality all for $10 e0,
8,50 for women's 3.1 inch long dark
automobile coats, all tailor made,
correct styles, See this line.
$2.50 for your choice tif about one hurt-
tclurnediesla,:siensoanud.. rgigitils,j4ateksvaeyte,cit:incizot.
to .$14., ft Your tommate oppor-
Coats in t his lot it ere priced at S5
this season's ziewest styles." hot
good, hottest. eervieeable goods.
-""---""-- N • min, . tr lie e or how we
lageor anti youths overcoats, reefers got thew, they are hete for you it
Mu! Matti. a magnificent lot, all at you want them. at, in mogt eases,
prieee veil- much, in your favor. just a quarter of 1 heir 44 tual value.
Come ao leer>. 7.
Rentem ber.yeur ;tick for nail y $2.50.
Don't imagin.: for one moment that we are wit of dre
s
gods and year race. Our dress goods and furs are talking for them.
selves. Come and listen to them.
J. 8TEWRRT
or loee ri.31, Wednesdays and Saturdays excepted.
A• • • - • • Far Marriage Licenses,
THE MART.
tie
det,..Norreide*Orelieleiefededote1eirieter.d-r•-r
Have
Wedding. Rings,
Wettlies, Clocks,
Jewelry,
Spectacles, Etc
('ALL O
R. KICKS
Seat Goods Watch Repairing' n.Specialt v.
•
is what the 1,1:siness man owes Iiim- Mrs. Bower, of Hens:Ill, is vis1ting
self. friends la Exeter.
Mrs. W. J, Heatnan is visiting with
It is this business policy of ours friends in London.
'which hi:laces us to claim to be For Iatne back and for der:time- t
often the cheapest and con- ments of the kidneys use D:x Kidoey
Pills. Sold by C, Lutz.
NINTH OF NOVE)100111. - The Oth of
Mot -whet; Mug Edd'e birthday,
will he a public holiday. There is no
intention, so far, to issue any PrOcla-
motion fixing another day, RO that the
Oth of November will be observed Asa
public holiday.
A LinnuAL Ova. ---The Tams Wart
Family Herald. and Weekly Star, Mon-
treal, tor he balance 01001, together
with photograveurs of the Duke of
York and the Duebess of Cornwall,for
only 35 ceute. Two pictures alone are
worth the price. This is a softie],
offer to increase our subeeription
rapidly. Present enbecribera can b
tile owe:Ines for 15 gerittz,
Woorneat.-• On Wednesday of
week, J. G. Stanbury, barristei
this plat wits merried at, 1Vnithy
Idiss Enstwood, daughter of Dr. IS
wot d tilat linen. After a sl
lenea moon they will return to Exeter
Sio In day evetaiug, and n reside it
the •residence formerly occupied by
Mrs. H. Samwell. We joie many
friends in extending congratulatioos
aid weleianing the young bride to
tto% n,
he R. Pickard Co.,We Beg to Remind You /.
• Exeter Hensall
That we are at the Old Reliable stand to do business same ag
e. er and are showing; the most complete stack we have ever
had in
Our mantle trade this season has been exceptionally
good. The secret of our' great success in this line is that
list our coats fit. They axe made up in the latest style,the work- Dity GOODS, MANTLES,
manstip is & 1 and prices are strictly in favor of the buyer,
Our whole stock was purchased direct from the mannfactur-
READY-MXIDE CLOTHING,
GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOES,
tida ers for spot cash,
, of
, to
ast-
Primate Smoot. Boa.ma.--Miznites of
meeting held in the town ball etouday.
Sept, 3utio Abeent, R. N. Rowe. The
followinp; is the order of business duly
submitted and approved :-Per II. Bus
ton and J. Senier, that minutes of
meetings of July 15th, and 2,1st, and
Sept, Oth, be confirmed ; per Hus-
ton and J. Senior, that the following'
prepayments be approved :-G, 'Vesper
labor. etc. S2.50 ; Joe. Moore, rep, to
pump, $2; O. W Welsh, painting con-
tract, $71; Geo, Ford, gravel. Wet Also
that the following sobraitted aceortuts
Ii. paid I -E. Follick, stIndries: 47i :J.
eirewart, $329- Per ":1% 8en"
lottand W. J. Carling. that the balance
of orepaid fees by Miss Broderick, be
refunded on ; per NV. J. Carling
and H. Huston, thatOthe Principal be
granted two days to attend the civic
and military reception of their Rival
Highnesses. the Duke and Duchess of
York. at Toronto, NV. Trevethick dis-
senting ; per NV. J, Carling, Adjourn -
went. J. Galoo. Seey,
PRESBYTERY.' or HURON. -The Pres-
bytery of Huron met at Broeefield on
the Sib inst. 'rho Rev. J. Hanailton of
Goderich. moderator. Rev. Mr. mos -
grove presented the Financial Com-
mittees estimate of Presbytery expen-
ses for the present year, awl it was de-
ided to ask a rate of 12 cents per fano
ily ft•out congregatiotts. The matter
ut missionary meetings was left to
Sessions to make their own arrange-
ments. Messrs. Shaw anti McNeil
were appointed to address the Womens
F. M, S. at its next meeting Myth.
A. unanimous call from the congrega-
tions of happen and Hills Green, to
the Rev. G. ri McLennan, of reinuowas
sustained and ordered to be forwarded
to Guelph Presbytery for Mr. McLen-
nan's consideration. The call promises
a stipend of $800, with Manse, glebe,
and foue weeks' holidays. Rev. air.
Sawers cod meesrs. Bell and Gostin
were appointed Or support the call be-
fore Goelph Presbytery. Arrange-
ments were wade for tor. eteLennan's
induction, (providing he accepts the
call,) Mr. McNeil to preitelorir. Sewers
to address the congregation and Mr.
Musgrave the minister. with Mr Ma -
In as an alternate. A petition frotn
he Board of management of Carmel
lie deeds of Regerville cemetery
hurch. Hensall, asking leave to unify
segnent e otawrays, the best.
,.. ___-...... Miss Smile Hawkshaw bar returned
We ha' in stock everything in the tome from Detroit to reride with b er
father, John liawkshaw.
Stationery Line -newest in Note '
-to trt Ellerington who visited his
home in Lutulry and friends here,
returned to Tortnto on Monday.
T. 13. `at. big and sisters, Misses
oinglish awl German Decorated ; u eek. They will visit the Pan-Ameri-
Mary and Ida. are in Toronto this
Vases, eau before retorting.
ch China i The H ty Fire Insurance Co. owing
and Japanese Ware. • .
. to three laage fires, Iry lightning, clur-
ing Oet otter, have decided to make an
daesessment this year, of 5 per cent. •
to t ..olOS OF .ALL DES OR1F- t On the oecaeion of the non* - ., y ,vf,
TIONS. i tins year, the Managers of Caven Pres- t,'
byterian church, have decided to dis-
i pense with the wood tea meeting, and o„
, ar,
= a IN Gailta 1 1 instead, ask for a subscription in the iti
shape of a thank -offering, which will
be added to the church fund.s
Pape-.
A Completes Lite° of
Jardineres,
geanted. James Dolgatty applied to be
received as a Catechist with the view
of taking up tnissionary work. After
due examination his application was
granted. The congregation of Bay -
livid obtained leave to bait] a, new
church on a different site and to nee
their oid property for elm reh purposes.
A long contort -nee on the spiritual
aspect of the Century Fund, was held
and sessions recommended to consider
the services suggested by the General
Assentitiy. The next meeting vas ap-
pointed te be held at Blyth wid the
Presbytery adjourned.
• on, T000vroa-The33tal batt. which
ill take part In the military review
Tiro before IL R. II. the Doke
Cornwall and York on Thursday,
Irtiaiy, left to mobilize in
wont°. The regiment will parade in
11 strength. viz.: 1 lieutemin t -colonel
emalors, 1 adiutnoO, 1 medical oticer,
1 'quarter mastte . tie.," master, 9 cap -
table, 0 lientenmee , 2nd lieutenants.
33 staff and regime:- sergeants -315
total rank anal flit. i2 total all rank
with load, The lieutenant -colonel ;
adjutant and two majors will b
mounted. The dress will be in review`
order. ThetExeter company left here
on Tuesday morning to join the other
companies at Clinton. It was under
command of Capt. Rance, anti all told
numbered 41 members, and comprised
the finest loeki....e company that, has
ever left this .t .'_tion, a body of 11}Pri
alike creditable tel the town and the
reginietit. Reeicies NV. Aloore, bugler.
the Exeter company was comTmseel itt
followe ; -Capt. Rance ; 14, Lieut., S.
.1. A. Boyd:.2nd Lieut., W. J. Heaman;
Setgeant, P. Bonthron Sergeant -
Maj, n', J. T. 4Vestcott, ; Geo. Reichert,
11. Ellwortby, T. eleTaggart, NV. Cor-
nish, N. ease, T. Bastell, S. Sanders,
Jno. Taylor, F. Sweet, W. Anderson,
E. Vale, J. Coleman, E. Harness, B.
13racIfield, J. Bartner, 3 Harness,Dr.
A, R. • Kinsman, .Ino. Triebner, I?
Case, W. Yager, B. Hodgson, E. Oar,
roll, W. Fragile, P. ,Higgins A. Camp-
bell, E. Dilatlon, W. Dinnen, Ed,
Hooper, Percy Broevning. W. Beavers,
. Davis, T. fad:Ley. Joe. Yellow,
Jno. Charlton, I.I. Huston, W. ,Willis.
Geo. Eacrette accompanied the band,
e -
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Joh n Zeiler, Of Dashwood, showed
•
Stephen Powell, in his fruit gardeos,
in it:ST di WT. ' some vs Y
r choice specimens of fruit,
tet
.. !among which was an apple of the
ton re- ole wssesnx Amulet:see CONC" • glori mundi variety, measuring 4O in.
i. -a .,: 'rooter.; :deo for the Ponce= Fins in circumference and the same in dia-
. 5t"' t f orravv, of Tiondori. England:1 meter, and weighed two potmds. We
5 e, t.: • : .". 4-3'.7 ttAN'OS GOINtrAMY' t.g Eng ' would like to hear of any thatean beat
i this.
TO ADVERTISERS, , At a special meeting of the Qaarter-
-- ' lv Board of James t. church, caned to
. .,
T she copy ..".. r thareve must be left', ems'der the inviting or a Pastor to
a
n .v,lati r 'ha i Tuesday noon. Casual i succeed Rev. C. W. Brown, who has
t.e ti
had an invitation to Mitchell, it wits
attriatienientaccepted up o noon
WS•tint.:111,T. Of each week. . decided to invite Rev. R. Hobbs. of
_ se Winghann to become pastor of James
Ti latel %AV OCTOBER lara, 1001
Le0CeilS.0 -
-a. I tl".. ,!:,1,,E CHEAP.— A butcher de- trying to extinguish the flames, Mrs,
1,
" ivirey core, ry new. Apply to
. L. i Taylor and Mrs. Nicholson were pain -
Dent, Exetet
(fully burned. The firemen bad. little
Dor W es, .-A good, smart; boy trouble. in putting out the flames.
wi‘b I.:dr ed 3t,,,a, on, wanted, to learn Mts. Taylov was formerly a resident of
• Exeter,
John Northcott has related his farm
in the 2nti con. Hay, to Harry Dining
for next year. His son, Nelson North-
cott, who has been working the farm
for some time, intends holding a sale
of his chettels.on Thursday, Oct. 24th,
when he will move to Exeter, having
prizes. rented Roble Cole's house on Andrew
*English Stock Food is the best and street.
tanest
:lefood. on the market, its repo-
. . Tbe directors cit the cemetery are
tation is now completely established. most anxious to complete the sea -
Sold by 0. Lutz. eon's work by placing a drain along
The Royal Templars held an °Pell the south and east sides of the eeme-
meeting in their hall on Monday even- tery, which they believe would help to
ing, till-ot ea a pleasant time was speremedy the wet coaditions of the cem
hy all listditti to a plendid program etery during spring and fall. In order
ndered by •ers of the order. to raise tiae necessary- funds for that
, t the conciu, t the program re- purpose they have concluded to give a
trriente Ivor rved. concert on Friday evening, the lsb of
ing Master Willie, November. The eoncert will be good;
narrowly escaped the tickets will be low; the cause is
) was riding a bicy- certainly a good, and we hope the
maer fell ander a general public will respond heartily,
tal trampled upon It might be mentioned that one half
him, but strange to ef the proeeede of the concert will be,
*eyed beyond a se v- appropriated to the Public Literary.
-. • . '.. , which is much in need of fluids
et. church for the ensiling conference
year.
Fire resulting trona the explosion of
a hanging lamp caused the loss of $100
at the boarding house of Mrs. Donald
Taylor, London, Sunday evening. I
e ;nen-Ling liatoness. Apply at
Times: oneee, -
we S. Deeete clP Detroit, spent Sun-
( -1,137 ibi i rig, ell a iiawkshaves,
Mr -4. Doe -el .t., net de an exhibit nf her
handiwork it 31 ltdeeton fair, Fri-
day, end won a large number . of
N. D. Hordon and Dr. Sweet are
spending a few clays at Port Frank.
Miss Ethel Farmer regrets the loss
of her Indian pony, which died. in the
pasture field the other day.
We were shown a potato grown itt
Mr. Wm. Howard's garden which
eclipses anything we have seen, yet.
It weighed 2i lbs, good weight.
Mrs. John Kerslake, Loudon road,
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Rundle, Thames Road, left
Tuesday for a visit with her sister,
Mrs. Rowe, Michigan.
- Mr. and Mrs. Dr. H. F. McDonald,
of Hollandale, Wis„ were guests of
Mrs. McDonald's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Davis, Exeter North,
Before returning home they will Visit,
friends in London and also the i Pen-
man Exposition. '
Arne
Ladies long length grey vicuna coat, large pearl
buttons, semi loose back, very natty garment-, special at 5.25
Ladies extea heavy frieze. coats, stitched, large
pearl buttons, can in blue and black, a snap 5.25
Ladies fine blaek Beavercoa.t, long length, silk
lined, a beauty for
Ladies' extra, long box. black bell sleeve coats in
blacks, very nobby, at $10,75 and i3,41
We also have a nice lot of children's and Misses uP-to-
date garments. Call and see our stock.
WE MAKE AND TRIM YOUR
SUIT FOR $6,00, FIT GUA.RANTEED,
Groceries.
21 lbs Redpaths Extra Standard granulated sugar for
r lbs good selected valencia, raisins for
3 lbs fine sweet biscuits for
95c Flamaelfe Riankets f3r 150.
Fur Bargains.
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25
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'We are showing the finest lot of caperines ever brought
into Exeter, The latest styles at $3.25, $5.75, $7,50, $9.00,
$10.50 and $15,00.
Trade in this line is booming. You axe sure of getting
the very latest,when you leave your orders with us, we , are
continually opening up the latest novelties Yon are welcome
to visit our w rooms at any time
ANOMINZ01.....0.0b1.410•.".M.....4.6.44111. coamodrom
We pay highest prices prices for Butter, Eggs, Thied
Apples, Poultry, and all kind.; of farm produce.
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Starlit hair on Friday.
Mrs. (Deo Elosnoto is slightly ill.
Willis Powell spent Sunday irt Mit-
chell.
Mrs, R. Sedan is visiting her moth
er
Mrs, Geo. &unwell,
J, P. Clarke this week again visited
antoug friends in town.
ds
in
W. W. 'Zemin and Will Brooks at -
Miss Jennie Handford is attending tended the Biyth faie this week.
London J3usinees College. Rev, Mr. and Mrs. Martin leave foe
:Ifiss Lucy Doupe, ofIrirkton, called Remo° and Toronto Ibis morning
on friends in town on Monday.
Czar Rollins, of Exeter, is engaged
with J. L. Weester.-St. MarysArgus, Mrs, Bradt, or Parkhill, is Vfeiting
John. Snell took Second prize with her son, stint Bradt -Exeter nerth•
is-pitcer in the races at Parkhill Fair. Will Dignan who has been ill wit' -
When teking .a cold use *Dix Cold, the fever for some weeks is, Makin,
Clare, it gives sure relief. Sold by c. 1113,
Lutz.
Me, Cook, of Hamilton,' is taking
4. Hastinge, who so severely. cue his
charge of Mr. A, Hasling's barber
aim last week, is able to go around. s'anP at Preso".
again.
or Tarkleb. Scalp n
Rev. .J. S. Henderson, of Hensall, is opidly - easing. Sold by I
will preach 12 Coven Chureh next Sun- Lutz. 50 iota
day nina.
Miss Ida NIar-a, of Lacan, left
eirs. P. L. Bishop, after as pleasant' Saturday for ILLITItit MI where she wil
visit with friends here, left this eweek i•Ittend the Normal College',
to erit•it in Toronto.
;
Use Imperial flair Temie foe de 17t1
J. Webster, and wife visited friers
Frank Dennis of Clinton spent Sun- neat teriet -11 on finnan y.
day in town. Miss Ballard, visited friends
Miss EN'a Browning visited friend •• Woodhani (seer Stott:eV.
Hansell on Sunday.
1
Chas Wilson itini fitfully have moved ; ruff, itellinitss of the et_Nt.IP, and
fi'0111 Greed Bend, and are oceupvin," ture falling of the hair. Said by O.
one A Ciotti.' ,
Me would specialty draw your attention to our MANT4ES.
In these we are showing the best we have ever handled for style
quality and price. Our $5 INfantlei$ a daisy, All other lines np--
to-date.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
CARLING 13.ROS.„.
Fur,. giture
Empori LI
During hot weather we are inclined to look for coolest
spot and most comfortable seat possible. We would suggesf.
when you want comfort and can get the same at small cost
you would be wise to
CALL AND INSPECT"
Our Rattan Chairs,. prices ranging from $2.00.,
upwards. Also complete stock in all lines, in latest desigus.v"'
Intending purchasers will find it to their advantage to
call on us before purchasing elsewhere.
Funeral Directors.
OPERA. HOUSE BLOOM
Bev
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List of Fall kairs,
Howick, -Gorrie--Oct. 12,
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Ashfield, Dungannon -Oct. 10 IL
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Winan's Cougl 13,tisam the best
remedy in e narket for Coughs.
Colds, and Br t titic troables, espec-
ially good f rem Sold by. C.
Lutz. aelea ant for ix Lung • t rup,
SUMMER HELPS TO CURE CA-
TARRII AND BRONCHITIS.
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Sunshine, evenness of temperature,
outdoor life together. with freedom
fro recurrence of colds which winter
excites, is a, great tram to victims of
Catarrh, Bronchitis and Hay Fever,
Fortify these blessielgs by- the wonder-
ful, eertztin and protopt Catarrhozone
treattnent. It .cores altvays, but
quickest summer. Doctors approve
of it, druggists recommend it, people '
ston,
STRATFORD, Our.
Seventy-five per rent, of new
students front outside of 5 afford,
who were enrolled at the op . of
our Fall Term, carne from neare other
business colleges than ours, and s tud-
ents were enrolled from place , in
which other business colleges are I veer
ed. They wanted the best hue 'tress
• and shorthand training and came 1, ere
for it. Oar graduates get employm
immediately ou leaving college. N
, ot our students have recently tak
positions as teachers iu business co
leges. Write for our catalogue. En-
ter now if possible.
W. 3. ELLIOTTt
Principal.
•
British Seven
who have used it go wild over it, You •
try teititriliozoet., then wonder where
your Catarrh hes gone to. It cures.
Do you know any other reinedy that
does ? dealers, 25e, eind 51.00
by (1. Lutz. •
.„.OLL, The
ri. ,lt V
0 ',' '4 *^0 Oppar.figlito,, Hour.
I, te it, ,-,:s Grasp ii end success is
, W .„%tt, g yours. This is the upper-
Ke,e) i tune hour to take 0
\tyyto • 11055 ertUrge in She Feder-
./ oted Business Colleges of
Mark., "o ith schools at
London, 'Toronto. nonillion, Ot (AVM. Sarnia.
' Berlin, Gott, Guelph, St. Cothorineg, Business
c. :
i Men nil over the provinH, tosttf to the
thorouglniess of teaching in tat e -n) colleges.
1 i Forest 614 BII8i11688 Goileoe
es 031 -., n / u z. . . ,
street. - I Later CPI1STh: retteras from relnot
The Annittersary services of ' Chisel- I distriets wilt increase the popular -4)1i
'meet Presbyterian church will be coo- of the Dominion to about • five endive
ducted by the Rev. Mr., Cranston, of lialf millions. It is void Ontat•io veil
Cironiarty, on Oct. 20th. • have a large share of the increase.
- Are you goin to t " Pau .A.mericatir . An interesting and happy. even
Visitors can seen. od acconimoda- took place on Wednesday, 4it. 25tI
tion at errs. 0
Exeter,) at 420 . out AV
F, Ruse, of Toronto, paid a flying
visit to toner this week. 'Ne under
stand he is an applicant for the vacant
precentorship. Of Cannel church, Hen
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ixtares for sale -
Pan-American visi ors find gootrae-
five blocks from repotnt
refie6t
comodations at Fill n's. (formerly of
Farquhar, "Mho elkse 390 Michigan, ,
George O'Brien, of the Township of
Hay, on Saturday returned balm a trip
to the Northwest, and has since been
sick with) yphoid fever.
TMs. Fraser, of Stanley, recei.ved,
word hy It legrato nn Wednesday
that his brother, Won A. Frazer,
died at Alberquerque, New. Mee
barrister- and formerly of Ewer
aged 43 years, on Oct: 2 He:w
garafiains. Bortvaint
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Y. M. C . A. 13UILDING,
i i LONDON", OW
.1, NV, VEST.411,17BLT, Principal The.balance of out sunaloer goods at
reduced
'r (formerly of at, West itleGillivata- ab reeidena,
• Bartalo. o r. NA m. Fraser; when mile
daughter, Miss ,Tanet, was milted it
marriage to Mr. John Dixon 4th con
McGill iviety.
What might have nvoved tl. f a L.'t 1 i
„, a.ccideot °mitred lo Will Davie, / • •
.A.t the Kirktcoa fair on Friday, B, 5, Salntsbury, on O'hairsclay laet.ide t•-ae -
O'Neil carried off the red ticket for tbrerinnet clover at IX Qui'gneY's 'rad
single carriage horse; Win Snell lst while engaged Unhitching he horses ao s. e...-.”
each for a team of carriage and road- frcim the tank one of them lticked hitt] it. au utioth'i no,
1
ster hoeses. - iia the bowels Fortunately he was vdrn
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A nuinber from heretare in Toronto too neat, the horses to get a very
is not only a luxury at this
irne 0 1 e year but it is an ab-
solute necessity, --Health. de-
.
this week, the occasion being the visit severe kick. He was brocietlit. to his
of the Doke and Duchess to that; city. home on Sunday and is able to be
A much larger number will ro doubt
visit London on Saturday, on a similar
mission.
Robt Cole held nreale of a portion of
%is 'elvittels on Saturday. He has
loved his family to Ridgetown tvhere
lit, has secured a situation in a furni-
ture factory. They were esteemed
citizens of Exeter.
George Baker, an employe of the
Waikerville Enrniture Factory, and a
former resident of Exeter, had the in-
dx.finger of his right hand taken off
with a buzz planer the other day.
Several other fingers were badly in-
(1001)1 again. ,
An official report iseued shows that
the British easualties ia South Africa
from the beginning of the war to Sept.
30, were 518 officers and 0 623 men
killed in action, and ffi
1,520 ocers and
28,032 rnen wounded.; 305 officers and
0,177 men are classified as missing or
prisoners, of whom 851 offi.cers and
8,471 men have either been released
or have escaped, The deaths from
disease and accidents nrunbevect 10,733,
11 the best stock raisers use Eng -
h Slarek Food for calves and 5 flUng
2 ig., because they find that, it paye to
se it. Sold by C. Lutz.
Ladies' 4)xforrels
Worth $1.40 foi:,.$115.
" $1.75 for $1.40.
" $2.00 for ..31..50.
" $2.25 for $1.75.
"*.
Eases 4$-XfOrdS
Sizes 8 to10.
$1.00 for 80c,
$1.2O for
'1.05.
mends it. Let us' shoW you a
tine line of Worsted and -Tweed
Stlittrigs, and Overcoatings. We
Iedideovor to do at all times the
very finest .woric.at oces a \Vey
down,
W. Taman
Grieve ' oid stand
•
, opposite post office.
Also sortie -Nomen's buttoned • re-
duce(' prices. •
hese goods are all new ;Ind op -to -
date. No old styles. All' this year's
goodsCc'll. •
:tattle; Sectetro -a lEettegetiti.„
Rernena her 01e place.
.H» 6WEET,
Tt.c.ble's old stand
04,