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DRJEDAPPLol4SM3rd'wlcita we wU
PaY Sets, Per fia•
We will *so pay t1to highest xuarliet
prices for all classes of produce.
OCAL DOINGS
agNe. -0,4iela&Vevi*-*69,&e&VO
Skate of the season, for quality,
'ituaislx, and price, is the American
'nek.ey Skate, atBishop's.
Mrs. Sims disposed of bor household
ets by auction on Saturday, realiz-
cefair prices.
Miss Ada- Mitchell entertained a
aamber of her yoimg friends on Tues -
ay evening -
Farmers' ..Atteutiou,--Ilutter 18c.
Fresh Eggs tsc., Dried ApOes 5e,
t Stewart's.
Reeking- chairs mid small tables,ijust
tkbe thing for Xmas, presents at Bever-
'Iay & Huston's.
Ii the weather continues favorable
there will, be skating in the link here
an Saturday next.
•Use Dix. Little Liver Pills and Dix
Blibley Pills, For sale at Lutz's Drug
Store.
teV. C. W. Brown, preach
ssext Sunday evening in James street
ntech an card playing.
entichea of all kinds very cheap at
Beverley & Huston's.
The December Sessions of the Peace
HI open in the Court House next
.'ilesday, before His'Honor Judge Mas -
ma.
Use Winan's Cough Balsam for
eaughs, Colds and Bronchetic Troub-
les. Specially useful fox. children. 25e.
a....hottle at, Lutz's Drug store,
The hest protection against fever.
enrnonia, diphtheria'. etc., is in
sibflng up the system with Hood's
Sarsaparilla.
Parlor Suites $17.50 and upwards at
BoverIey &Huston's.
Ma. Robert Sanders has recovered
Me Setter dog advertised in last week's
AttuvocaTE. He had wandered or was
ta-lken to London.
Perfumes, Toilet Water, Toilet Sets,
Wir Brushes, Purses, etc., suitable for
tbristmas presents, at C. Lutz's Drug
Jaatats Street ctatrau Amtivorsary.
b ` The a nnivo say of the James street
Methodist churele held, on Stualay
and Monday last, will go on record as.
one of the most suecesstul in the his-
ctoro%',colfs t,itihercollnlgueedh 4 theth:91'aSeIll'endda eydltile'geet
notwithstanding the cold and stormy
weather that prevailed, The Rev. C.
T. Scott, B.A., of Aylmer,occupied the
pulpit and delivered two most able and
appreciative sermons,presenting many
of the great truths of 1-Ioly-wx.it in a
most clear and comprehensive manner.
On Monday evenieg the visual supper
was served in the basement of the
church and was attended with the us
-
nal suceess being very largely patroe-
ized and 0 most excellent andbonntifel
spread of the good things provided for
the occasion. .After tea all repaired
to the main part of the church to lis-
ten to the intellectual treat in Store
and they were not in the least disap-
pointed. The Revds. Seott and How,
Son each delivered interesting and in-
structive addresses which vere listen-
ed to with rapt attention. Miss Hoo-
per, soloist, of Dundas steeet choir,
London, oa both occasions, though
laboring- under difficulties from the ef-
fects ef 0 cold, sang ,several selections
very beautifully, Nvhile the choir Kis-
taiued tbeir 050151 repuCation. The
chair, on Monday evening, was filled
by the pastor, Rev. Beown, in his ae-
cnstomed happy manner. The Sun•
day collectious and proceeds of the tea
amounted to aboet $190.
Z.J, Spackman.
The London News has issued a very
handsomee0hristinas holiday number.
It consists of fifty pages of spicylitera-
ture, beantifully illustrated and is a
credit to the enterprising publishers.
The Barry Concert Om gave an en-
tertainment in Gidley's Opera House
on Monday night, The crowd was
aud propably just as well, as the
thieg fell sadly short of what was ex-
pected,
Apples For Side.
A quantity of green apples for sale at
W. 11. Levett's.
Halters Lost
A. pair of halters between Hensall
and Zurich swamp. Finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving same at
ADVOCATE office.
Loon Out For Fakirs.
The "gold spectacle" fraud is again
being worked in Mitchell. The scheme
is that you are accosted by a young
man who elainis to have found a pair
of gold spectacles which he represents
to be worth $5.00 or $10, but he offers
them to you for $1.00 or $2, they be-
ing no ese to him. The glasses and
frames are originally purchased across
the hoe for l8c. a pair, and reached
Mitchell through the post office. We
have heard of several who have been
imposed upon during the past few
days, and we would warn others to
be on their guard. The thing is a
steal right through, and any person
hereafter found practicing, the fraud
should be immediately placed under
arrest.
Christmas Handkerchiefs in lawn,
linen and silk, plain, embroidered
and initialed. Hundreds to choose
from, at 3c. to $1 each, at Stewart's.
.........—..........
sold Ont.
Rob
Messrs. Giclley & Son, one of th
idert Kirk, the oldest resent of,
oldest business firms in town, dispose
Ikirkttin, being 90 years of age, was,,,1,1of their large furniture stock to Me
removed to the House of Refuge ;it ,! Beverly & Huston last week an
Minton last week. f srs.
..• having leased the opera bloc;k to th
eVe-C-C.-C-4-CC;s1.1eFe<eg1C-CO,fgeeC-C,C,C.‹-t-e% same firm "Will go out of business
WANTED between now and the gP,i, Messrs. Beverely & Huston took stoc
a,
' the ist Jany., 1901, 20,000 lbs. of aft, thioin.
sweek and are already in posse
good, dry, bright, Drs
Dred Apples n ... ....
for mbich we pay 5e. per pound. 46 C:Ence's '''""eci'
Vire also pay the highest market, At the last regular meeting of L. 0
prices for 011 kinds of produce. I L., No. 924, Exeter, held FridaY nigh
F3, lst, the following- officers were elect
a E. 3. SPACKMAN. t ed for the ensuing term, viz. 0 Nvilliarns Iv. m.; J. Oke, D. Me .
..1=1•'>2..212.0-)**D4''.••;-.--.)fk-•'*(1''-11.1' ;white, Cliap., D. Dew; Rec. Sec'y
Beautifid bed.t.born suites $15.00 andecTas Brintuell. Fin. Secy; H. Lam -
rat Beverley &I-Iuston's. eitihrtook, Treas.; W. Neil, I). of C.; A.
The, new genuine Star Rocky Skate, Sutton, Lecturer: A. Williams, T. Hig-
iantifactured by Star .Manufacturing gins. 0. Dew, Sam'l- Stanlake John
a a • '
e is a '
beauty. See them at Bishops. lord,
' Committeemen.
--
If you want to have a good baking The largest stock of goods in the
01. Christmas use Lutz's absolutelY country.suitable for Christmas mes-
e and-freshBaking Powder. °tits is at Stewart's Cash Store, Exe-
Mrs ,Ta. Beer had the good luck ter. „Grey Lamb Caps for the Boys
to. capture -1i woodcock on Friday last. and Girls. Caperines for the Ladies
;Eels a very unseal thing to see such from $2.50 to $40 each. Fur Ruffs
'ind'allite period of,the eason. from 75c. to $9.50. Mens' and Lad-
...eriati:„.,,,,tstglsine.shoes li9.,9g frw,..,...$1..., 5a,,,t ies' Fur Gr'atmtlets, Children's Gaunt-
at,e0„ manson,s. ',-. lets,_$,tewt-krt2s-1,-; 'UR; 4 PlitO, ete buy
Mr. Fred Kerr, df Crediton, and Mr. your Ohristm; s goods.
'Wes. Snell, of town, will shoot a pig- stony c'ertainly.
etiett Thatch here next Monday for a Here is a marriage notice with corn -
wager of $15 aside. Each will shoot Tient that appeared in a North Dakota
at, ten. birds. . paper: Married, at Flinbstone, by Rev.
_
Tryon want to see a stock up to -date M. Windstone, Nehemiah Whitestone
irk every particular, call on Beverley & and Wilhelmina Sandstone, both of
linston. - ' Liniestone. This is getting mighty
Famous Cariadian Jubilee Singers "rocky," and there's bound to be a
and Imperial Orchestra, Tuesday Dec. "blasting" of the "stony" hearts be -
250, in Gidleys' Hall. Dont fail to fore marly- "pebbles" appear on the
Ikearthern. Reserve your seats at connubial beach. The grindstone of
Martin's music store.' .
domestic infelicity will sharpen the axe
of jealousy and cliscordeal3C1 sooner or
Men's fine shoes $2,50 for $1,90 at G.
xanscites„ „ later one or other of thetpair will rest
beneath a tombstone. Then look out
Saturday night last marked the for brimstone."
advent of 'a. real old-time winter and
while very little snow fell the storm Buy your Christmas groceries, Or-
wasvery severe and cold and has kept anges, Lemons, Candies,Dates, Figs,
-up the snap ever since.
all new and fresh for Christinas, at
Remember the great slaughter sale Stewart's Cash Store.
car hoots and shoes for 00 days, from
Dec. ist, at Geo: Manson's. Death of GeorgeXifarness. ilms. is at hand and R. Hicks has a There died at the residence of his
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very choice, new stock of 'watches, mother, Main street, on Friday night
clocks, jewelery, silverware, etc.. to last Mr. George Harness, at the age of
ehoose from. Cheaper than all prev- 27 years, 9 months and 3 days. The
ious, years, during the holidays. Call deceased had been sick only about a
and see for yourselves. month from a tuberculor throat clis-
1,00,,pah, of mews plough shoes at See, fase and while his case was serious,
per pairs at Geo. Mansor-tra and sure to prove fatal, his sudden
WANTED
Between now and Jany., lst, 1901,
20,000 lbs. of good, dry, bright, DRIED
APPLES for which we pay 5c. per. lb.
We will also pay the highest market
PRICES for all classes of PRODIJOE.
E. ‘7. SPACIDIAN
Council Proceedings,
Council met pursuant to adjourn-
ment, at Town Hall,Dec.7th. All pres-
ent. Minutes of previous meeting read
and confirmed. Armstrong—Levett,
that the following accounts be passed
and orders drawn on 'Treasurer for
same:—F. Hoist, tile, 652.40; F. R.
e Knight, supplies North End fire hall,
cb 45c.; James Taylor, labor $1; C. Lutz,
s- „supplies Fire Co., 50c.; S. Sweet, foun-
d 'dation power house,$20.25; John Snell,
e .„streetwatering,$23; James Russell, ac -
cunt, $1.45. H. Spackman, account.
k -$0.75; Telephone Co., 40c.; Geo. Kemp,
s- salary -ringing bell, $40; Rescue Fire
Co- salaries, $60; Defiance Fire Co..
salaries, $130; James Weekes,salary Os
Fire ()hief, $40; Tremaine &Snell, elec-
tric light account, as amended to Dec.
1st, $75.10; S. Sanders, telegram to
• Brussels, 25c.; James Creech, charity
-T. to Mrs. Sutton, $5; J. N. Howard, site
e for power house, $20.—Careied. Arm-
strong—Evans, that the following per-
sons be appointed depety •returning
officers, the different,polling sub-diyis-
ions:—J. T. Westcott for Polling Sub, -
Div. No. 1, at Handfind's house; Wm.
Weekes, for No. 2, at Weekes' shop;
Alex. Tait, for No. 3, Tait's shop: G.B.
Bissett, for No. 4, Town Hall.—Carried.
Muir—Armstrong, that Tremaine &
Snell, be allowed six days to replace
g,lobes on are lights and in default they
will not be paid. for any light without
globe. --Carried. Evans—Muir, that
Mr. Cirech be instructed to colleet 1113.3
Sem of $2 from all parties connecting
withWilliarn street, drawing also all
moneys dne for use of water system.—
Carried. Armstrong—Levett, that
Council adjourn to Dec. 13th, at 7.30
o'clock, p.m.—Carried.
G. H. IiisSETT, Clerk.
taking-offecame with a shock to the
The clothing Bun- of GlAg and Mac- immediate household and friends. The
dunald, Seaforth, have for many years funeral took place on Sunday to the
faanishetl the stage Costumes of the Exeter cemetery. Being a nember
Guy Bros. niiiistrel troop. Now they of the militia a large number of the
Java received orders for street uni- local members were in attendance.
coeiln.nelsarfloyr$toohco.entire company at a cost Capt. Rance, of Blyth, sent a beauti-
ful and appropriate wreath to be plac-
Misses' and children's shoes froin ed on the casket. Ile leaves to mourn
see, up to 31.3e at G. mansofes. his demise a wife and one child,togeth-
rewith his mother, three brothers and
The shooting match held in, connec- twosisters, who have the sympathy
ikiort with the Mansion House on Fri- of the community.
amy last was well attended, but scarce-
ry average shooting. was done. Fol- "SZTene,1\7114E=„tf---.
ralezieg is the score, viz:—
Between now and .January ist, 1901.
Geo. Vo.sper 7 John Gillespie 6 20,000 lbs. of good, dry, bright, DRIED
Wes Snell 8 Fred Kerr 9
CJ. Hyridman 7 Geo. Hirtzel 7 APPLES for which we pay 5c. per lb.
We also pay the highest market prices
Balk -will 7 A. Sheeres 7 for all classes of prod.uce„
H. Hurclon 9 R. Samwell '7
A. Hicks 7 P. Brown 6 E. J. SPFICVIFIN
45 42 Tao Weather for December.
F0110Willg is the forecast,for Deoem-
Ir. John liawkshaw last week dis- her issued by ,the weather prophet,
posed of his pretty little cottage °n Rev. Irl R. Hicks. It will be interest -
Albert street, to F. W. Gladman, Bar- fog to see how closely the weather foe
luster, for the san] of $1300. and has lows his predictions: About Dec. 3rd
Eawchased Mr' A. J. Rolliu brick res." there will be storms of rain with then-
faence on Main street for the sum of der and lightning, not necessarily ae...
M1800, possession to he given the• 15th companied by snow. These storms
'1)1 uarY. We""derstand- Mr. Rol- culminate about the Sth changing to
11 -ns intends nmving to Rochester' winter storms followed in a few days
Ivhet'n his s°31, Fred,,is engaged by a change to warmer weather. From
1.7n business- Mr. R°11ins and family the 17th to the 23rd there will be • a
m Lown f;orrstehv3.e_raelil'ei,:ein`% pgii:oeith)t,hecit'issvisaiinnswpienotDelre' aagainsti vnidoitohnet,
nd theiriaarri.i, friends i,iner° will Pe- winter storms and blizzards. This cris-
.
0 -et to hear of tnene departure.
is will fall between the 18th and the
Turkish Scalp Food. is ati elegant 2,0th, aecompamed by- great danger
dressing for the hair, restores grey along the North Atlantic oeean and
hait. to its na•tural color, relieves dand- over the lake regions. A raging bliZ-
ruff aud px,,hing of the SCalPad pro- '7'ard and snow blockade is foretold for
motes the growth of the hair. For the period. After the 25th there will
sale at Lutz's Drug Store, Only 50c. be a return to warmer Weather, with
a bottle. rain and snow. Look for influeeza and
kindred symptorris growing out of De -
Shoes for Xrn, pPeSen .1:S. When cernber weather conditions.
,we say the Ring Quality- that means -
the best shoes that timeey can buy. when doing yotw cinast,mas shop_
"Itg 86PPers for Men and Ladie. ping be sure and see Stewart's stock
eg's Oxfords. King's boots for he 11115 the largest stock in the coun-
and Ladies only, to cbo had at ty. Special attractions for Xmas,
ewart s Cash San e. shoppers at Stewart's Cash Store.
41:3.1.•
New Christmas Ties, Bows, Miffs,
Graduates Flowing Ends and, Four -
in -Hand. If you want the new and
stylish.things in neckwear see the
selection at Stewart's Cash Store.
Teacher's Meeting.
Fifteen of the teachers of District
No. 1, West Huron, met in the Exe-
ter Public School pursuant to notice.
The President, Mr. Gowans, occupied
the chair. In a few well chosen words
he thanked the convention for the
honor, bestowed lino/a hine Mr. Bloom-
field dealt admirably with the subject,
"How we are governed," showing that
the teaching of History should com-
mence with ' -'a fair idea of gdvernment
in order that a child can grasp the
meaning of the different acts which
are found in our Canadian Flistory. In
the senior classes the idea of govern-
ment is gone into mere fully, proceed-
ing from the government of the home
to that of 'the tribe. In regard to the
tribe the Chief finds that he has too
much to look after and so this leads
to the apPointment of advisers who
may be favorites, or persons unlikely
to look after the general welfare. This
leads to the idea that the advisers
were not responsible to the people and
this is remedied by the people choos-
ing tire advisers, thus giving responsi-
ble ,government. To teach the form
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ligNTE0
APPLES 1111111 1 LU
DRIED vintrrn
Betweela now and Jany.
1st, 1900, 204000 lbs,
ofgood, dry, bright, Dried
Apples for which we Will
PaY 5e. per POUND.
We will also pay highest
market prices for all kinds
of produce . . . .
E. J. SPACKMAN
RegarclIng Anhuals Estran
The law provides that a person tak-
ing rip estray stock should give notice
that SI1Oh animals are on their premis-
es by publishing three times in a news'.
paper published With the section
•where the estray -was found, and if the
propeatv is not called for within three
weeks a-fter the insertion of the notiee
the firgler shall go to the ;justice of the
peace and make oath to finding and
advertising. If the propierty is not
claimed within a year and should, not
exeeed $50 valee, it then belongs to
the party on Whose prernise.s it strayed.
If worth over $50 it shall be advertised
by the justice ancl sold and the excess
of all expenses shall be paid over to
the county treasnrer. Any person tak-
ing up aa estray and neglecting to
cause the same to 1,-7 advertised and
appraised shall be liable to a flue of
$20.
embovssardvaizah,s• evezaineda
PERSONAL.
1:7,4tfterk,,, ,1,(Ar,,,/ /I,
ssuti
Mr. Bullet], of Clinton, spent Sunday
in town.
Mrs. F.NV. Collins has returned,from
Elimville.
Miss Lottie Hynclintin left for Toron-
to 'Wednesday. ,
Geo. Sanders is at present confined
to his bed throug,h illness.
John 0. Gould, of London, spent Fri-
day in town with his parents.
Mr. E. Christie and Mr. R., R. Rog-
ers spent Tuesday in Parkhill.
Mrs. Miller, of Leedom -was the guest
of Mrs. Ed. Treble last week.
Miss Ida Willis has accepted 0 posi-
tion as clerk in D. Dyer's store.
Mrs. Loadman has returned, after a
short visithvith friends in London.
Mr. Ed. Gill, of 0 -rand Bend, spent
a few days in town during the week.
Mrs. Miller, of, Wingham, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Wm. Page.
Mrs. Miners and son, Milton, of
Point Edward, visited friends in town
Tuesday.
Robt. Sanders returned from
his 11131111a1 hunting trip in Michigan
.,ond La tribton last week-.
Mrs. Robt. Sinai°, of Essex, visited
her brother, Mr. Wm. Dunsford, of
the Lake Road, last week.
Ed Stewart, who has been eegaged
in Detroit for some months, returned
home \Yedhesday evening. . .
Miss Mary Mateer,who has been con-
fined te her bed. through illness for the
past few days, is able to be up again.
Miss ars ns,London, IS
r H• Doh o • of
the guest of her brother Harry, James
Street. She' will remain for several
Months.
Mrs. Piper was called to London
last week owing to the severe illness
of her brother, Mr. Wm. Dining, who
is suffering from dropsy.
Mrs. Walters, who has been visiting
at her daughter's, Mrs. Wm. Plewes,
in Tuckersmith for some months past,
returned to town Monday.
Mr. John Floyd, who has been here
since the death of his father, left
last -
week for his home in Seaforth, accom-
panied by his Mother who _intends
making her home with him.
"On Saturday and Sunday last
J. D. Atkinson and Wife, of Exeter,
former resident of Clinton, ' visited,
the ,home of Mr. A. ,Hooper,. General
Agent for the ManufacturersLife. Mr.
Atkinsou enjoyed very much renewing
a,cquaintauces among' his • old. friends
of this -town."— top:New Era. • ,
A ParsIcr.LN, is not always at hand.
Guard yourself against sadden coughs
and colds by keeping a bottle of Pain-
iller in t'he house. • Avoid substitutes,
there is but one .Perry
Davis'. 25c and 50c. •
,Tuckersmith: Wednesaay week
Mrs. Hugh McKay passed away to her
long home, after a long and severe ill-
ness borne with Christian fortitude, at
the age Of 07 years., Her husband died
a few years ago. She leaves a family.
Mitchell: There is to be a bylaw
ote on ,cby the ratenayersepe r
0,900, to porchesarland, eted-
tiWn cemetery. • Mitchell iatepayers
o not take ,kiudly to by-Wws of this
ind; so it will likely tolbe 'a dead is-
sue.
Itussseldale: The windows are now
in the new church and the first, coat of
plaster is OD. Work has been delayed
for sometime owing to the non -arrival
of the glass for the windoWs, but it will
he now rushed ahead and we may yet
have the opening by New Year's.
of government, start with, the school $
section, developing the ferat-4, •ef,,nee4ad g
sity for selecting repre'Ketilatives to do d
the business. In dealing with the -8e- k
ecii4on of trustees, the pupils should get
I.e'vivid idea of nomination and voting
An account of the method of conduct-
ing the business by a board of trustees
might be given in order to develop the
idea of motion and minutes. The gov-
ernment of township and county may
the be taken up, giving the main
duties of each. The Dominion may
next be taken up, dealing with the
representative of the Queen, the Gov-
ernor General. The members that are
elected, form the House of Commons.
Deal with the fact that the House is
composed of parties, each party having
a leader, in this way' arrive at the
term Prime Minister. As Caria dui is a
large country the P.M. would have too
much to look after, hence he has to
choose a cabinet. To supervise the
work of the Commons, a body of men,
called the Senate, i8 appointed for life
In the work of the Government: 0
clear idea of the passing of a, hill
should be. given, showing all the stag-
es it passes throngh before becoming
law. Lastly, Provincial govertialOrlt
May be taken up, showing clearly the
enforcement, of the laws and the judic-
al system. At this stage, by means
of chalk, pictures or diagrams a coert
cone soould be given in order to introuce and develop the different judicial
ernas, e. g. judge, witness, jury, QM.
he open parliament on ''Our DOW,
ext hooks" seemed to be of the opinion
hat, the new books are much bottoc
ham the old ones, but that they ' lnivo
erects which will not be, coxrectOi •-o;
ong aS teachers are not on the (board
f selection. The next, meeting Of the
istrict teachers will be on the ,,third
Saturday in February -,at 2 p m ",
EXETER FOUNDRY
Pulpers and Straw Out-
ters in Stock at all times
All kinds of Pulver aiid
n
Svat:na;w. ,cudteriP/
• t:erktili1071 s '09f
Steam Pipe and flttingis
of all kinds.
A good Williams
Machine for sale:
RA
OPPOSITE HAWKSHAW'S HOTEL
EXTRA special bargains in Overcoats. Extra special bargains in
SlIiPS, Extra, special bargains in Furs. Extra special bargains in crock-
ery and Dinner Ware'
READ THISLIST, IT WILL BE-
----PAY Y017—'— '
A Men's Beaver Overceats, worth
14 $7.00, clearing at $4.90.
Men'a Beaver Overcoats, worth
$7.50, clearing at $5.50.
Men's Beaver and Worsted Over-
coats, worth $10.00, clearing at $7.
Merds 13e0ver Overcoats, worth
$12.40, clearing at $8.00.
1 Mn' s all wool Freize Overcoats,
worth $7.00, clearing at $4.95.
Boy's Freize Overcoats, $3.00,
/$3.25, $3.50 and $4.00.
Men's Heavy Serge Suits, black
and navy, WOrth $5.O0for $3.65.
Men's Heavy Serge and .Tweed
Suits, worth $5.50 for $3.90.
Men's Heavy Tweed Suit's, worth
$6.50 for $4,95. '
„, Men's extra Heavy Tweed Suit,
worth $7.50 for $5.50.
Men's extra fine Worested Suits
worth $9.00 for $0.75.
Men's Tweed and Wersted Suits,
worth $10.00 for $7.50.
Men's Fleece -lined Shirts and
Drawers 85e, clearing at 05c.
Men's extra fine Shirts and Draw-
ers $1.25, clearingat 85c.
• Men's Kangaroo Fur Coats worth
$16.00 for $11.75.
READ THIS LIST, IT WILL RE. 00.
PAY YOLT,.
Boy's 3 pieee Suits, worth $4,00,
$4,25 and $4.50, clearing at $3,35.
Boy's 2 piece Suits at $1.00, $1.45,
$2.00, $2.10, $2.50 and 62.00.
Boy's Knicker Pants, 25c., 40c.
50c. and 00c.
Men's Heavy Freize Coats, short
square cut $2,25.
Iklen's Fleece -lined Shirts and
Drawer:3 50e. clearing at 40c
Men's 'Wool -fleeced Shirts and
Drawers 75c., clearing, at 60c.
;20Q<Ofs-QQtK*C-Q0*C-C.1.C4i1.-e",•-<ee
We have ;Ibout 30 Ladle's OA
9, Jackets to clear which must
go this week and next. If R
for .13$721,1c7nli)Ae‘o-t.8 natt 0 about half a 1111;d-il f stylish
worth $15.00 for $11.00,
000-:)tetIsi'eDz,'",1*:;',.*•!'eM.We10
Men's Russian Otter Fur Coats
Price &
show yoe pur stock.
call and we will pleased to g
Men's Coon Coats worth $35.00
Ladle's Astrachan Capes worth
$15.00 for $10.00.
WE are doing a big ordered Clothing trade. If you have a snit or
trouser notion let us save you sortie money. Black and VVorsted Suits
especially.
The Bishop Stook hi the Bishop Store,
STORE OPEN TILL 10 p.m.420,1, A. STEWART
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WE look on the Brand of a SLATER SHOE as a scat ot roteetion.
Yon never know what you are getting in pair of COMMON SHOES
til yon wear them. Then you probably discover you have made ft bad
deal. The SLATER SHOE has a reputation and sale over Canada that
cannot be excelled by any,other marnifacturer totour knowledge. Their
goods give always the best of satisfaction and the name SLATER being
stamped on each shoe 'sufficient to satfiy former customers. Others say
theirs are:just aS good but don't buy a shoe until you try- a SLATER
SHOE and after one purchase yon are a -wearer of a SLATER forever.
A oompany with a reputation like the SLATER pen* would hardly
risk petting their brand on inferior goods. Your are always sure of a.
perfect fit, easy, comfort. good wear, and first -class -satisfaction.
Ware the agents for the telebrate
SHOE -
E. J. SPACKMANy-
Headquarters for W. E. Sahdford's Ciothin
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DRY GOODS and GROCERIES
HRISTMAS will 'soon be here. But we are here bef ,re
it, and are' in a position to supply your needs in t he'
many lines of Christmas Goods,. Hats, Ties, G1ov0i,
etc. A complete range of stylish up-to-date goods. N.,
A large range of Men's neckwear expected in a few days, -
the latest and the most up-to-date to be had. Call and in.
spect our stock. Christmas groceries a specialty. Every-
thing you need in that line:—New Fruits, Currants, Raisins,
choice Layer Figs and Mat Figs at the lowest prices.
PEELS:—Don't buy the oheaP Peel, Crosse S.: Black -
01 s ti est. We have it, Lemon, Citron and orange.
Best selected RaNns, 10c, per lb. See Our choice layer
ins in 7 lb. boxes, Seeded Raisins in packages, Ne
canned g,00ds all in (`2,,orn, Peas and Tomatoes. 3_ cans, 25c,
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HIGr'FIEST' PRICES PAID Fibtil PRODUCE
Remember where we are. First Storet
of 'Post Office.
12Vingbam: A By-law for the loan
of $17,000 will be submitted for the
approval of the property holders on
Friday, December 22th. The object
of the loan is to, assist NIessrs Bullock
and Galt in the establishment of Iroin
and Press Foundry shops in Wing -
ham, fey the maroffaeture of goods
now in great demand, Eliot are obtaira
ed chiefly in the United States.
Clinton: Walter Stutenen died on.
Friday last at the early age ail twen ty-
two, Tie WaS victim of the "white
plague,' better kimen as eosteriptioh,
which has caused so many vacant
chairs. IValtee was fine, young man
and populne with all his aSsociates
and iiioch' SOrrOW is felt for the wi kv-
ed 1110111101' and sisters who have thus
;gain heen bare:, ved, The funeral,
which took place on Smiday, • was
argel eild ed
Chlidreh try forf
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TRE
()hat Gan .9 get f
c--Vifts
And you neecl n6b v/Orvy over
longey.--NV•hat is hriere
.11101e, elleering , that)
of Cut flo'Avers or potted p1i4
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(Iallces, a.nd ;
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