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For Service
China Department'
Midsummer shipments of China and Glassware have freshened
our unusually Targe stock, and the China lover and gift seeker
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should find pleasure in inspecting these niew wares.
rthy of tial Mention
Dainty Vases of Cut Glass priced from 40c to $1.50
Glass Flower: Baskets --Very popular and, very useful, 50c to $1.00
Odd Cups'and Saucers of Aynsley and other China, 50c to $2.00
Sberbut Glasses and Goblets of,.very clear Cut Glass for only $3.00
the half dozen,
Hand -made Wicker Trays Mahogany Trays
New English Chintz ware in' Vases, Bowls, Plates and Pitchers,
Ask to See
Market report -The following i
the report of the ExeterMarket
corrected eN err Wednesda*z
Wheat $1,00
Oats c55c.
Barley, 60c
Manitoba Fleur $3.85.
Pastry Fleur $3.40,
Model Flour $3,70
Feed Flour $2.10
Bran $1,60
Shorts $1.70
Clucks under 2 ms. 220
Young Chicks over 2 lbs .2 Gc
Young D
r Berta over 4 lbs 2,Oc
Old Ducks 12c
Old Mens oyer 5 :lbs 16e
01d Hells, 4 to 5 ; lbs 124 ,
Ohl Hens under 4 lbs, 90
Old Roosters 100
Dairy Butter 28c
Creamery Butter 36-37c
Eggs, Extras 24c
Bgge No,, 1`s 20c
Eggs No.'2's x5c
Lard 17 to 20c
•I -Togs $S.00
Our new Yellow and Black Dinner Set with either China or
guaranteedporcelain cups and saucers. This is one of the: most
admired patterns we have ever had in stock. Make certain to see
it before you buy a dinner set,
25 DOZ. ODD WHITE CUPS ON SALE AT 100 EACH
Quality Groceries and First Class Service at less
than Cash and Carry Prices
Royal Yeast Cakes 05
Choice Seedless Raisins 15c ib
Suuliiaid Seeded Raisins 2 for
3Se
3 doz. White Jar Rubbers 25c
Laundry Soap less than 7c bar
Christie's Soda Biscuits 150 lb
Best Cheese, fresh cut 23c Ib
Maple Leaf Salmon -1/2-26c
Maple Leat Salmon -l's ---18c
Guaranteed Red Salmon, 1 Ib
ti.: 25c
Cascade Salmon 1/ Ib tin IOc
Cascade Salmon ....1 lb tin 15c
3 McLaren's Jelly Powders 25c
Our Special Blend Tea still 550
Not just one or, tivo'cut prices but everything yeti need at
Rock Bottom Prices
With teC inr he
" lad PRESBYTERIAN t,1190C130114.
trey. Jaauiea Foote, R. A., Minister
0 .m.-Suinday School and Bible
Classes.
Services as usual$
Boy Scouts meet ° Friday evening,
LOCAL
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Mr. Earl Russell is holidaying in
Detroit with relatives.
Mr. Robt, Wilcox is holidaying at
his home at Elinivilie.
Miss Marguerite Pickard is boli-
( Baying at Grand Bend.
i Miss IIi1dagPowe is holidaying in.
London and Sebringville.
Mr. Ted Taman has been holiday-
ing in London this -week.
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CHURCH
Rev- W. E. Donnelly, D. A.., Pastor' E
1Q a,) , 1Vlorning Class
Services at 11. a.m. and 7 p,xri,
3- p.m. •--Sunday School and Bible
Classes
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WIIIJN YOU BUY FURNITURE HERE, OUR AIM IS TO GIVE
YOU SERVICE AND SATISFACTION, AND A PRICE THAT SUITS
YOU. WE STAND PREPARED TO CATER TO EVERY HOME'S
FURNITURE WANT,, HOWEVER. LARGE, HOWEVER. SMALL.
LATEST DESIGN, LARGEST STOCK., BETTER SERVICE,
FAIR PRICES.
THE HOME FURNISHER.
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Conductor of Funeral Service ' N
Motor Hearse and Horse Equipment
LONG DISTANCE CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK PHONE, 74J; Night call 74W
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Mrs. Fisher, of Toronto, is visit lg
at the hoine of Mr. Sam'l Sweet.
Mr. Carman Cann, of Usborne,
spent the week -end with Eli Christie.
Miss Bessie Hartnoll, of Toronto,
Is holidaying with relatives in Exeter
Miss Ila Johnston has returned to
Seafoth after holidaying at her home
here.
Miss Catharine Inwood, of Lan-
don, is visiting her aunt, Miss Mary
Sanders
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Complin, and
family motored to Stratliroy for the
week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bice, of Ailsa
Craig, visited with Nurse Johnston
on Sunday.
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G. S. Atkinson, J.S.D.a.S
DENTAL SURGEON
Graduate of the Royal College of 4'
Dental Surgeons of Ontario and 'Unl- "°'"
versitY of Toronto.
Late .District Dental.Ofilcer, MUD'
tary District N'u?nber Oise, Londtin,
Ont., '
Main Office, Main St. Exeter, Ont.
Phone 34, Exeter; Hours 9.00 a m.
to 5.3 0, p.ni:
Offce hours at ZURICH ONT., Tues.
and Fri., 10,00 o'clock a.iu. to 5.00
o'clock p.m. Phone 79.
Mrs. VV. J. Heim has been holiday -
ng in London.
Mr. and Mrs: Geo. E. McTaggart,
of Blyth, are visiting with Mrs. P.
i1IcTaggart.
Mr. John E. Dignan is at present
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Guy
Brown, at.,:lingsville.
a. 6
Miss Brown and nnice, of Windsor
motored over reeeently and visited
with _Mrs. F. Downie,
Mr. and Mrs. McDonald, of Sault.
Ste. Marie, Mich:, are' visiting Mrs.
Banes and Mrs. Moilard .in Exeter,
,,,on their wedding trip. They have
been visiting in' Toronto and Detroit.
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Mrs. Cl as.
� Mr. and y ,
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Toronto,, motored' and
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FARM FOR ,SALE -One hundred
acres on the llth coacession of Us-
borne, with good bank barn, floored.
throughout with cement, drive shed
and wind mill, water in barn. Brick
house with furnace, hard and 'soft
water handy. Apply to Tdr. A. Camnl.
Exeter, Ont.
-Bett's Bakery have installed a
bread mixer and will now be able to
supply the public with more bread
and better bread.
LOST -License plate bearing No.
C18-845`. ' Finder notify Imperial.
Oil agent at Exeter or Lucan.
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FOUND -At the Parkinson sale
on Saturday, a gold brooch. Owner
may have same by applying' at Mrs
Follick's one door south of Presby-
terian church; and paying for this
advt.
iMir. R.' E. Southcott, of Thorold,
spent the week -end visiting his mo-
lier in town.
Miss Amy Johns sang a solo very
acceptably in James Sh. church Sun_
day adorning.
Miss Gertie Eaercher, of Kitchen_
er, was the guest of bliss Elva Har"
vey last week. '
Miss Ruby Treble, of Toronto, is
holidaying with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Win. Treble.
Mr. and 1\Ir. Fed May and son,
Warren returned home Friday after.
holidaying in Toronto.
Mr. Harry Trick, who with his
mother has been visiting in Detroit,
returned home last Satunday.
Miss Elva Harvey spent the week-
end in London. Miss Florence Har_
vey was in the city on Saturday.
Mr. and Ms. J. G. • Jones have
moved out to their summer cottage
"The Mayflower at Grand Bend.
:lir. W. S. Cole returned home on
Friday last after attending the con-
vention of druggists in Toronto.
Mrs_, W: Robinson and two, child-
ren, of Detroit, are visiting the for-
mer's mother, Mrs: S. Passmore..
Mrs. Haas, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Albert Ford, left on
Saturday for her home in Buffalo.
Mr. and Mrs. Rousoni, of North
Bay, are holidaying with the. latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bissett.
Miss M. Myers has returned to her
home at Blake after spending a. few
weeks at the hone of lairs. J. N. How_
ard.
Mr. and Mrs. Latimer Greive and
children, of "Strathroy,' motored up
v,� 0.- �- ` _rye �� .� : and visited for a few ,nays with rela-
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SOLD ONLY BY DOMINION STORES LIMITED.
DELICIOUS, TRY IT
BREAKFAST BACON
33c.
pound
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PICNIC HAMS
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2c® a pound
JUST RI FT FOR PICNICS
BILLIE BURK.E BISCUITS 23c
rb.
SOCIETY MIXED BISCUITS,
23e lb
71 GINGER ORIS 'BISCUITS 150
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�y.:.4.. LRUN. SARDINESLVES 4tins 25c
KIPPER SNACKS 3 tins 25c
CLARH'S ASS, MEATS 3 tins
25c
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IOEILLOGGS CORN FLAKES
3 for 20c
;,QUAKER CORN FLAKES 2
for 19c
PUFFED WHEAT ....2 for 29c
.PUi'1+'ED RICE ,..,,...2 for 35c
SHREDDED WHEAT 2 ter 25c
POSTBRAN FLAKES ?for 34e
LUE ROSE SHREDDED
TEA.C OC9'O�1NUT'
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23c. lb,
COMFORT
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14 b
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JELLY
ROLLS
for 25
.ERLING _DEIINIKS
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DOMINION STORE'S' LTD.
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for a few days, at the :tonne of Dr.
Ryndman.
Mr. and 1VIrs,'11. McKenzie, of Exe-
ter North, h, are spending a days few
withtheir daughter, Mrs. Richard-
son near Bayfield.
The defunct Dominion Permanent'
Loan Co., last week nado ;its first
return to the depositors,
which a-
mounted to 7% of the principal.'
Misses Alice Pfaff and Amy
Shap
ton havereturned. d. houe after a week
pleasantly spent at the Summer
School, Alma college, St., Thomas. •
Mr. Hillhouse of Toronto, joined
Mrs. Hillhouse and family in town on
Saturday and spent a few days at
the Bonne of Mr, and Mrs. W. J.
Beer.
Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Stewart who
have been. visiting with relatives in
town for the past two weeks return-
ed
eturned to their home in Windsor on Sat-
urday.
Mr. ants Mrs, Bert Kernick and
son Jack, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Baiter'
and Mrs,' Johnston, 'motored to Sim
cot*and visited with Mr, and Mrs. W:
H. Trott.
Miss .Annie Merrill who has been
ill and eanfinrd: to i. bed in -
in r l c tzos i`
P
t,al at Seafortlr since last fall, has
gone to London where slhe is enter -
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Our Clothing business is growing steadily. The reason for it is,
we are. giving prices`our Customers good 1Viate.t'als at that are not ex
cessive. Good Suits at'.;:$23,00.: F ine Grey and Blue Serges at $30,00.
and $35.00,
Mew Summer Underwear
In the very;, best males, in all
styles, out 'roomy, just the thing
for the hot weather. JU1 sizes' '
$1.50,
Men's Straw' Hats
This week we reduce prices on
all Boys' and Men's Straw Hats.
Why not save money on your new
hat.
Fleet -Foot Footvvear for Outiu
Wear,
Fleet Foot is the popular Footwear for the hot weather. We car-
ry a variety of styles -for every member of the family. Prices are very.
`reasonable.
White Canvas Footwear
This season's styles with black
patent trite with low or medium
heels. Regular $3.50.
SPECIAL PRICE $2.48
Boys' Print Shirts
In sizes 121/2, ..1.3 and 131/2.'
These Shirts sold for $1.25. We
are clearing the lot at
SPECIAL PRICE -50c
Ladies' Oxford and Strap S1i. \p r
About 30 pairs in the 'lot. , Regular prices were $2.04 to $1.00.
There are a few White Oxfords in the lot
SPECIAL AT PER PAIR $1.98
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Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ford, of De-
troit, are visiting in and around Ex-
eter.
Mr. Frank Newman, of Kingston,
is visiting with Mrs. Newman at the
bonne of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Seldon
in Exeter and at their summer cot-
tage at Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Howey were
in Toronto Iast week attending the
convention of .druggists, They tool=
in an excursion to Niagara Falls and
report. a very excellent time.
31r. 0. G. NIcPlferson, of Montreal,
attended the ' druggist's ,convention
in Toronto last week; and is holiday-
ing this week with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. McPherson a of town. ef
Mr. and Mrs. H. T-rTomlinson, and
son Clifford and Miss` Lizzie Frayne,
of London, motored up on Saturday
and spent the week -end .with rela-
tives, the latter remainilig?'on a visit,
Workman are making progress _ t
transforming the ,vacant :postoifce
site into a playground. The 'excava-
'tion has been filled iii and the
ground is being worked up and lev-
elled.
Rev. W. E. Donnelly motored- to ,
Kingsville Monday where :he: addres- i
We Carry a
}�a
ig Stock o ,
Good Furniture
at Prices that
can't be Beat
Satisfaction Guaranteed
R. N.
CONDUCTOR OF FUNERAL SER
VICES
Phone ,Bis.' 20W
House 20J.
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FOR SALE -2 Churns, 1 butter
bowl and ladle, weights, 2 sets of
axles for light wagon. Apply to Mrs.
D. Braund. 2wpcl,
FARMERS
sed a summer school in theevening. We have a car Ioad of feeding Mo_
Mr. J. S. Harvey went with him as ilasses for sale,Maple Leaf. Brand;,
far as Coats worth where: he /visited I at 25c a gallon,
his son, Rev, Linden C. Harvey. Centralia.F'armer's , Co -Operative
CO., Ltd.
Mr. Mervin Camm has 'resigned
his position at Cole's drugstore- and
has accepted a similar position in
London his duties to coamtif.ence next
week: He and his mother are hot=
iclaying this week in. Muskoka.
Miss ,Ethel. Stewart, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred:Stewart,, of Us -
borne, was snccessfulin passing tlie'
elementary piano examinations of
the Toronto Conservatory;.:of 1VIusnc.
Her teacher was Mrs. Garnet Pass-
more.
Miss V. Johnston, Burse, • was in
Toronto last week attending the friar-
z'iage of her eldest brother:, Bruce,
to Miss Lillian Fraser, of Toronto.
They will reside at Schnedtady, N. Y.
Miss Johnston was.. accompanied
home by her brother Ivof,who spent
a few days here and is at present
visiting, at Grand Bend. a`'
On Tuesday afternoon :the mem-
bers of Caven . Presbyterian oliurch
W.M.S. motored out to the, beautiful
country country home of Mr. Henry
Strang to hold their regular• monthly
and quarterly tea. The meeting was
opened in ,the usual way, tile` singing
of a hymnand prayer hy. Rev. Mr.
Foote' and a bible reading by Mrs.
Wm. 'I3awden. Reports were read
by the ,treasurer and home helpers
Sec., and, a splendidly rendered solo
by Mrs, Foote. Mrs. Morgan, pres-
ident of the society, theft introduced
the speaker, Mrs, Redditt,, of Gocler-
iah, who gave a very comprehensive
W.M.,3.
report; of of the Provincial, h
oonveniton recently held in Windsor.
The address was full of interest and
everyone Celt enthused to do inore
for missions this year than over be-
fore. Mrs. Robert I(ydd,, President
of Thames Road W. M. S. was Pres-
(mt. and added a few well chosen ,rd..
marks. A hearty v
ote of t an1te
was tendered Mrs: Redditt ?dui, the
meting closed. A 6ci,g7.if i! lunch
I � IefYV private t r+
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n G 1 ood rivat. hos 't �. ,eat
g p pi al at was .,..,;. a .social lihnzr 7n z
' 5 R'.idotst St, xc, c'il'n,r
' Gospel Tent Services continuing
in the' Victoria Park Sunday nights
and each week night except Saturday
at S o'clock. Everybody welcome..
Na collection.
Fon QIJICKK. SALE
That up-to-date: residence -in the
Village of S,taffa 7th : of Hibbert,
County of Perth, composed of 3'Vil-
lage lots and 2 acres of pasture land
on adjoining farm.' On Village lots
there is a two storey 8 -roomed brick
house, kitchen and wood shed, stable
hen and drive house; hard and soft
water.; ail in first class repair, Meth-
odist and English church in Village,
Presbyterian ` church, one mile;
school, one mile, Possession at once
asthe presentowner,G. Tuffin,has
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bought a farzu and wants to move.
I will sell this property at abargain.
For tennis and particulars apply td
Thos. Cameron„ Auctioneer, on
Thames Road, P.O. Box 154 Exeter,
Phone l:lyndnan line, Exeter.
FOR QUICK , SALE
That desirable Farm property, lot
5, Coil. 12, Township of Hibbert; in
the County of Perth, 99' acres with
school on corner, good brick dwelling
and kitchen, first class bank barn
36x96 and lean 34114, well fitted for
horses, cattle and hogs, water in
stable, silo and drive house. This
farin..is in the best ofacondition and
will bo sold with or without the
splendid crop of fall wheat; peas and
oats and mixed grain, hay and past -
'jive : Easy' terms of payment ancl;for.
clff ksale at bargain. Possession
an
at any time. For terms and partic-
ulars apply to Thos. Cameron, Auc-
tioneer, tioneer Thames Road,Box 154 Exe-
ter P.O. Phone Exeter.
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rices
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and pro -Piece:
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Silk and Lisle Hose
Straw, Hats Ties Garters ` Sleeve
Holders Belts' Braces etc,
few -Summer its, Outing
Flannels and Tweeds
HONE;
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BICYCLE FOR SALE -In good
condition, new tires, Price- $15. Ap-
ply at Tildes' Office
FARMS FOR SALE -A few choice
farms in. the Tawusi.ips of
Usborne.
Tuckersmith and ' Hibbert. Good
buildings and well locatedas to mar-
kets. Priced right. Apply to Thos.
Cameron,' Auct., Box 154, Exeter,
r0 :3e1in Ward
CHIROPRACTOR & OPTOMETRIST
Has re_inoved to Main St. Exeter.
South of Y.M.C.A. • ,.'HONE 70
ANDY EASTON
Licensed Auctioneer for the Coun-
ty of Huron. Correspondence arrrrigcr,
mants for sales can be shade by call
ing up the Central Hotel, Exeter-
Charges
xeter:Char es moderate,: satisfaction
guaranteed:
Horse . Livery
L
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Barrister, Solicitor,'&c.,
Loans, Investments, Insurance,
Office, Carling Block, Main St. Exeter
A. L. EENNANT -
Veterinary Surgeon,
Office ---McDonnell's aces ssta'bles
John St. Phone calls receive prompt
attention. Phone 26w
LET
ELLIOTT & JOHNS
Know when you Want your. Suit'
of Overcoat Cleaned and•Pressed, or
Dyed or Dry Cleaned and we will Ball, ..
i i deliver them.;
for them and r
Wo are ,out for business. When
you want a fens Suit call in and see
our Saniples.
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