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etcher cash or trade for hatter;
a ns, ' wanking shoes. Easy fitters, Great
dried apples, large ,onions and=all weairersat stettart' ;.
fi.Pairm produce. es--
Monday
s..,
Mondaiy morning brought with it a
liberal feret:iste of what is in store for
its before long, old mother earth dou-
ning a levy mantle of the beautiful
and looking quite wintry,
Invitations have been issued by the
Bachelors and Benedicte of Exeter to
an assembly in. tJidley'sOpera flouse,on
Aionda eveningg, November ow, fes,
Tony aes Loudon Ilarpere have
been engaged for the oecasion.
Fred Sanitb, an employe of B.awden
McDowell, bad the misfortune to
have one of the big stallionss!tepon his
foot on Tuesday, Somo of the bones
are supposed to be broken and he suf=
is s c€ti♦srdetatcle Vain in the member.
Mr. John Bell, son of ?lir. Robs, Sell,
Con, 5. I.rsborne, met with a painful
accident to one of his knees en Wea1-
nesday of Last week, It seems he was
rising a drawing knife when it slipped
anti canoe in contact with hist ueecut-
ting a severegaasb, which required sev..,
eral stitches to chose.
On another page will bre found a -
ort of the forty-eighth annum getaer-
fiut; of the Molsans Bank in
onrre:ii on Monday of last week', tar
ether with a full Seaside! statement
the Nitre's condition,. The report is
r eaacoearaging to the sharraelnialders
rid to the geue4al paalolae,
Mr, mid Mrs J. A. Stew net left Mon-
ey evening fore Ilreeltin to :attend the
reeding on Wednesday' ofthe fern errs
sustea, 'tile., Emily Stewart, to Mr,
Frank.ratsley, of New Fork:,. Miss
irs►aart is well known to many here,
ung visited Exeter on different nem.
or sand her friend- will wish her
many* happy returns of the occasion.
Ma: Sidney Davis of Stephen, as con-
fined to bis home, suffering from the
effects of a sore le;;.
epee ter nnsasements:.
Mr. Mack, Vincent, the •Coneeddia e,
has returned from a sojourn in Detroit
and other American cities and is now
prepared to accept engagements in the
concert line. For terms and partien
tars apply to Baca 110, Exeter.
Ogee nest
On the station grounds, Oet. It'll,
while loaadiue lambs, ai. green covered
book, containing $2.410 in money, sixty
cents in stamps, a number of notesete.
Finder will be liberally rewarded by
returning to H. tS'illert, Dashwood,or
leave same at this omee.
h, C- T. v notes,.
At the regular meeting wvhiclt will
be held at the home of Airs, 1v. hr Bis-
sett on Wednesday, Nov. 4. coanurene=
ing sat 3 o'clock, a report will be given
of the annual convention whieh is now
PERSONAL.
Mr W Goodison, of Sarnia, was in
town Sunday.
John: 1. Tom, I,P,S., was in town
during the week.
Mr. Ezra Lampert, of Crediton spent
Sunday in town,
Miss Nellie Quante spent Sunday
with, friends in Crediton,
James Sanders of London, visited in
town on Sunday and Monday.
Mrs, I. R. Whittam, of Paris, is vis-
iting her sister, Mrs, 7 ;, Blasdell.
Miss Hells bus returned home from
a visit with friends in Goderieb.
Mr, dno Essery is visiting' his dais la-
ter, Mrs, Luther .Braund,at Brantford.
1)r. A. re Tennant attended the fun-
eral of his sister in London -last week.
Miss Loretta Gregory, of Toledo Hos,
pied, le in attendance on her mother
here.
Mr. Tiros. Johnston. of Brneefield,
sentStrriday with friends in Exeter
in session at St, Thomas. All the mem- `forth.
Iters are requested to be present. airs. Huston, se„ bus returned fro*
*aitery itaspaarries• Princeton, where she has been visiting
Ott Monday morning Mr, James her sol,,
Creech. Jr., handed us three et' four ale Robert Sanders, who has been
sprigs to leen from at raspberry hash, ; in Manitoba and Dakota, returned
on which were berries in all stages o ... rnoure 71'aaesilay;.
development from the mope/red bud
to the fairly ripened fruit. One spa•, Mr. Wm. Campbell, Exeter North,
held thirteen rtpe Verde,. These aro left Monday for a shunting expedition
the latest we twee heard of and were at Muskoka,
picked during a saraety storm, Mr. E. J. Spackman attended the
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Convention
Mee art [7t.tkaarit,n, eal this week
Mrs. Mary Malcolm wife of John at St. irhaela=ac,
Malcolm, of the 1st coneession of Dell- hiss Maud Jeckell, who bus been
ware. tiled Wednesday, Ora 21st, after nursing in. Brantford, returned to her
a short illness front appendicitis, Mrs, home here Friday.
Malcolm wee a &lighter of John Dina- I miss Laura Davis. Exeter North. left
0IA 1 T Extols ere often recipients of otltl earl, of F eter,and was 40 years of aage ° Monday fur Nos. where she has ae-
SpATiineaa.a, The follow ing is nate whieh , She leaves three sons and twu dough- , eepteda position.
our attention has'beeu tir,awn to anal tea's, The faner<al took play.° Pao'
which was recently fasted ni* in a host day afteruonn to ;McArthurs cewe"
SUITH
w. *w 9T '471£1...
1AL MUM
u clay a 4nnaly- -
al I SATURDAY, NV.
(..A...loy reel avail. Factor sif a<f ini3
,- lire =le sa•r 'ire ass ilnts is a rare o3
wra
prGtaCy tai Lease Vint' eA_
peeper ,
p y
tea free e4' r ii au a : 74aa grey >, sa-4331;.
het .'a *vientili9= c a 3t:aittty, &f3fdirrsar➢t
C 4=3,a ture4u.ata ,y fitted. al. AIIL WOOL'
CA7,:4 c91113to.
fall flue of s rtificiall Eyes added
to our 5}toCl'ft.
NirnFiErgimmr
DOINGS.
Aitzti: itSrat9iralcat k.
The iovliest het of dinner sets w
have teen and the befit values too,
at Stewavt e.
James Russell is re iooringhistdatask-
s ni:tle shop with heavy plank.
A meeting of those interested in th
hockey game will be called shortie
A branch holding several ripe berries
r ne n
by l3arsso
try shown us:wit. John
Saturday last.
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tr - Dix
For Influenza. and La Grippe
Cold Cure tablets. They give relief
every time. Sold by O. Lutz, Exeter.
this not always a sure sign that :la
man is pious by .his, pants being worn:
Out at the lances. H. might be a crap
shooter.
For Pains and aches, sore throat,
ertcmps, catarrh, colic in infants, colds
Winan's Linament should be kept in
every' house. Sold by C. Lutz, Exeter.
Mrs. John Snell had her household
effects moved to Mr. Ambrose Cottle's
house on the north side of Ann street
fast week. Mrs. Snell willresidein this
house for Borne time,
• erybody wantsMooneyBiscuits.
They are the hest. Stewart sells
them. i
Dr. Ovens, of London, surgeon. ocu-
list and specialist, diseases eye, ear,
a. nose and throat, will be at the Com-
e naercial Hotel, Exeter, Wednesday,
Frovember 4th; Wed. December' 2nd.
Use English Stock Food for young
pigs, calves mile!). cows, fatting cattle
gaud chickens. It is the best, cheapest
and safest stock food on the market.
Sold by C. Lutz, Exeter.
A special meeting of friends interest
ed. in the Bible Society will be be held
this (Thursday) evening in the Presby-
terian church at eight o'clock. Ad-
dresses will be given by the Rev. J. H.
Orme, of London, and Rev. G. H. Bon-
field, of Shanghai, and the resident
ministers. All are cordially invited to
attend.
office. From the et wogrepby it will
be sen that it is Urn product of a
Dutchman and is remertable for its
phonetic filas'lli4igc 4'RONA A VAT.
and Vite Von .flet nd rte . C':i
if Writ its to ler-
hind lege roe'plack he was a she Calf.
Any potty dot Cringe pot Calf bums
eye . s,.,•-,,.
pys nn_ fire Toiler, Deana
Tree Milt' natio de @aritlge.°"
The pear; Nasus renaltradl on Friday
ira¢ fav ciao, Exeter liigla Se book Depart -
nod eL
epart-nentei itosriey and Stientitie irnciet:r
wvMas well rappreeleted by all. The pane
glaaa4a st,nsieterloAf'r+eedingy, reeitataca¢n-
to
tern ,-London hree lkese.
Reece err Mrs. Wilcox,
It becomes An thisduty
reewt
tri-
,
card the deathn£' vies. Mary Hocken.
relict of the late John Wilcox, which
tool; place at the residence of her son-
in-law, Mr. Thomas Webster. Exeter
North, on Saturday. Oct. 21th Mts,
Wilcox was an told nicely, heinl; .aye ars' Mies Bewley, who has visited Miss E.
of u e.➢last she had enjoyed g iod health J. C-'unnimgham for t>a week., returned
until Wednesday day lest, when she was to 11er Wink, in London Monday more -
taken ill with a ses'r*4•e attack of in- tug.
tlaturna:atiou of.the bowels, with the re-; ;ala: am ;'wLn . Jithnn Flaavd and ehild,
Miss Mary R. Westaaway spent a few
days this week with her sister, Mrs.
Chapman, at Hensall.
Mrs. James Willis,, Stephen,who bus
anextendedvisitt o
I►e on i rt in h
been
;1,orthwest. returned last week.
Mrs. Gregory still reminds very weak
hut we aro pleased to say that elle ap-
pears to be gradually improving.
sant as ahmvt{ stated. She, with one
nesse, edgers E.Mertlgnw, rrittt`'s son and one dn41404ter. COMP to QIN
rite. sous and eborasefi, Wes town sumo fourteen yeere ago from
" C°oorn'w 'fll, Euula uil. at which plaice her
AliMelee Godwin delighted the audience
with two welt rendered xecitutonte,
We respeek great bileet,55 for Mies
Godwin. • Rev. Mr, Godwin gave a few
remarks which were very encouraging
to the Soe iety".
Men's, Youths' arnd Boys,' yes
cabby overcoats. Ioig r.ronge.
Stewert's.
M. E. S. How arui, as i nueh respeeted
ail We long resident of Exeter, will
move In the course of a few weeks
with bis family to London, where they
will make their future home. Mr.
Howard has secured aposition with
the Loudon Street Railway and has
heady commenced his duties. This
nother family to be added to the
Age number that have taken Ile their
ole in London. Many
here will
join
us in wishing Mr. and, Mrs. Howard
and family alt possible success and
happiness in their new :borne and we
commend them to the people of the
Forest City as citizens worthy of the
name.
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Sailor Boy Tea, Japan. Black or
mixed, for 25c. Can't beat it. Ste-
wart's.
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Now is the time to prepare
for the cold and inclement
weather. Prepare for it by
ordering a writ from us -the
eery best at low prices.
AN Q.W T ooAl
will interest you about now'
and we can give you the
latest in a "Chesterfield" or
Doable- breasted Overcoat
in a Tweed, a Beaver or a
Cheviot.
Perfect Fitting Lowest Prices
IeffiefiEninliMetrainnienetallEMINSESI
W. JOHNS
TAILOR
Opposite the E .x e t e r
oat office '
A very pleasant gathering assembled
,
at the house of Mrs. John White on
Friday evening last, the occasion be -
ng a unique presentation to Miss Idea
Johns in the way of a "Kitchen Show-
er", previous to the event of her mar-
riage to Mr. W. T. Goodison of Sarnia.
After a sumptuous tea was served all
gathered around the honored guest
and "showered" her with many useful
articles for .kitchen use. Miss Johns
thanked the donors for their kind ac-
tion in a few well-chosen remarks, and
after spending a few hours in social
chat and mirth all departed for their
respective homes wishing Miss Johns
many happy returns.
Apprentices Wanted.
Apprentices wanted to learn dress-
making. Apply to Miss Tom.
Dorso Blanket Pound.
On Station road, on or about Oct, 15,
a horse blanket. Owner can have
same by calling on Robt. Richardson,
Andrew street, and paying for this
notice.
For 15 Cents.
The .&Dvoc4tuu will be sent to any
address for the balance of the year for
15 cents. Make a present to a friend
at a distance with apaid-in-advance
subscription to the AnvootTE.
Sale Bilis.
Get your sale bills printed at the An-
voaATn office. We carry one of the
largest and best stocks of display type
in Western Ontario. Our printing al-
ways gives satisfaction and prices are
right.
coming
Scottish Concert Co'y, of Aberdeen,
Scotland, in Gidley's Opera House,
Wed. Nov. llth; 1903. Tickets 35c.,
25c. and 15c. Plan of hall at Dr. Lutz's
Drug Store. Plans opens on Nov. 7th.
T. P. Smith CO
If you bare defective eyesight don't
fail to consult with T. P. Smith, the
Noted Eye Specialist, of Elora, who
will be at the Commercial House, Exe-
ter, on Nov. 20, 21. See "ad" in anoth-
er column.
A Snap for $1.
The ADVOCATE will be sent to any
address from now until the end of 1904
for $1, payable in advance. ' Now is.
the time to subscribe for this up -to.
date weekly and get the balance of
1903 thrown in.
Scotchmen, Attention.
Do you wish to spend a night in
Scotland without crossing the ocean?
Attend the Scottish concert at Gidley's
Opera House, Exeter, Wednesday,
Nov. llth. Tickets 35e., 25c.' and 15c.
Plan at Dr. Lutz's drug store.
hit -bald hied previously died. She
leaves to mount her departure two
sorts and tw.. daughters., 't Iu funeral
toxo place from Mr. Webster's pal -
deuce on Morality afternoon to the Ex-
eter cemetery.
Vic Proposed Harrow Factory.
Mr. E. G. Blaine, of the Blaine Har-
row Manufacturing Co. of `,i'oronto,
visited. Exeter last week with a, view
to the establishment of his factory
here. Apublic meeting wvas CAW
for Thursday night last at which as
large number of rate ;tyers were pres-
ent. ,After hawing Mr. Blaine's prop-
osition, ►vliich wars that $19,000 worth
of stock should In. subscribed by the,
citizens of Exeter to Keine the Wm
-
try, as committee WAS appointed to iu,
vestigate the proposition and report,
On investigation the committee can -
eluded that if sufYlcient stork could be
subscribed to secures as controlling in-
terest
n
It
ere tloxes
forest for localsatiatrerliold
would be satisfactory and so reported.
The difficulty now a l}ears to be in
selling sufficient stock in Exeter. Ail
effort well be made however to induce
the company to locate Isere, and possi-
bly our council may offer exemption
andeven a small loan. Should the
succeed in securing this valueblia in-
dustry it should be agrowin and pre-
fitaxble one as the he row is beyond all
question the best we have ever seen.
Greatest Tat= hi Maps.
'While the whole country has been
calling for a new up to date map , of
Canada and all the Provinces showing
projected. Transcontinental Railways
together with Alaskan boundary and
the lines claimed by both countries, it
has been left to the publishers of that
great national newspaper, the Family
erald and Weekly Star of Montreal,
to give the world what it has been
looking for. These maps, it will sur-
prise the country to hear, are printed
on fine paper beautifully engraved,
every boundary actually traced, being
at once the finest map of Canada yet
produced. It is timely and of inestim-
able value. Weunderstand no copies
will be sold unber $2.50 each but each
yearly subscriber of the Family Herald
and Weekly Star will receive the great
map together with the autumn prem-
ium pictures. New subscribers and
renewals will get the maps as soon as
they are out of the engravers hands,
but every one will be served exactly in
the order in which they subscribe or
renew. The Government of Canada
will have the use of a set of these
Family Herald maps.
Council Proceedings.
Council met at call of Reeve, at Town
Hall, Oct. 21. All present. Minutes
of previous meeting read and confirm-
ed. A communication from Mr. Rich.
Blatchford was read re overcharge on
sidewalk, and filed. Cobbledick-Gil-
lespie-that the offer of C. H. Sanders
for the $2100.00, local improvement de-
bentures of $2050.00, less $30.05 cash.
paid by Mr. Blatchford, be accepted. -
Carried. Hawkins--Gillespie--that
Mr. Murry's account for grates be paid.
Cobbledick--Creech--in amendment
that the account be not paid. The
Reeve declared the motion carried.
Cobbledick-Gillespie-that the follow-
ing accounts be passed and orders
drawn on Treasurer for same: -Hugh
Spackman, nails, etc., $7.25; T. Welsh,
labor,$17.25; T. Jones, do., $18.50; W.
Davis, do., $16.50; S. Handford, do.,
$1.80; Rd. Davis, do., $3; G. Atkinson,
$1.80; H. Parsons, street watering, 52;
Alex. Dyer, selecting jurors, $1; G. H.
Bissett, do., $4. -Carried. Creech-.
Cobbledick-that the following per-
sons be appointed Fence viewers for
.the year 1903: -Messrs. S. Sanders, D.
Mill and Thos. H. McCallum. -Car-
ried, Mr. Blaine, of the Blaine Har-
row Co., of Toronto, interviewed the
Council with the object of locating
here and after hearing his explanation
it was moved by T. Hawkins, seconded
by J. Gillespie that the clerk call a pub-
lic meeting for to -morrow evening.
-
Carried. Creech -Gillespie -that .the
Council adjourn to tweet at call of
Reeve. -Carried.
G. H. BiSSETT,Clerk.
A swell lot of ladies' cloth and fur
lined capes. $4.40 to $35 at Stew-
art's.
The Gauthier Concert Company.
The Rev.,J, W: Shilton,-of Drayton,
says: "Seldom if ever, have 1 enjoyed
such a' treat as 1 diel last night listening
to the Gauthier Co'y, They will be
in Gidley's Opera House, Exeter, on
Friday, Nov. 6.
of Sintintth sprier SatLua'clary and Sun
d,:ay in town. the gaests of Mrs. Floyd
and Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Welsh.
Mss. J. R. Inksater and daughter
wbo baweleen visiting mare for some
time, returned Monday to their hoonn'
in Paris.
Miss Fannie Bowey, who recently
returned from England, and bass since
visited her sister-in-law, Mrs. Alfred
Bowie, left Wednesday for her home
in Chicago.
Edb
Mr. Henry Eilber, manager of the
Hay Township Farmers' Mutual Fire
Insurance Co., was at the Commercial
House Saturday collecting premiums
for the company.
,`firs. Chas. Bernie received wotd on
Monday last that tier moth er, Mrs. Ston-
house, who resides in Belgrave is lying
dangerously ill. Mrs, Bernie left for
that place ou Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wamsley, who have
been visitin lir. and Mrs. S. Back
Ingham, returned home to Loudon
Saturday. while Mrs. Buckingham fol,
lowed on Monday to pay them a visit
The many friends of Mr. Geo. Davis,
an old and highly respected resident
of town, will learn with regret that be
suffered n severe stroke of paralysis on
1Vednesday last and his condition at
present is anything but favorable to-
wards recovery. All one side of his
person is completely paralysed.
Croinax'ty
Mr. John Stacey, late of Seafortb,
has removed his family here. and in
tends becoming a permanent resident
of out enterprising village,. Mr. Stac-
ey bus purchased the old hotelroperty
here. and intends fitting up the hotel
building for a private residence and.
other buildings on the property for
implement ware -room. He will have
a nicely situated and comfortable resi-
dence, and one of the best farming dis-
tricts in Canada, in which to do busi-
ness. He is an industrious, pushing
man and will be a valuable addition to
our business population. -Mr Richard
Hoggaartb bas purchased a lot in our
village on which he intends building
next year, with a view of retiring from
farming.
FURNACES
We have in stock the best supply of stoves and furnaces, to-
gether with all fixings, ever exhibited in Exeter. We carry all
the hest *hakes,
>e .eats.
We .keepconeneutte in stock the National and Star Brands
of Portland Cements, conceded by all competent judges to be the
best in the market,
eS..W.P.
Before you begin to paint your house or anything else be sur
to get the best paint possible for the money and at the same tiara
give the best satisfaction and longest wear.
ardware
We hare the largest stock of hardware in. town-Eavetrough
ing and builders' supplies especially. For Forme or lift pumps cal
on ns.
T. .. AWK SON.
Parkhill
SPACKIVIA.Lli'til
•
FurGoats Fur Caperines
ETt
VEY IN RRESSGGQ0S
To really know cltimt am Dress -Goods you must see and handle them.
lllnek Dress Goads, Blair, Dress Silks, Tweed Suitings and elegant Dress
Trivamings,
Latest Style iu Jackets for . . . . . .. . .. . .. . . . l , .. .
...... . ... . . . .. Ladles, Misses and Children
s from theSta le Department
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NEW FLANNELETTES TTI i•S in conning of pinks, blue andgrey stripe.
NEW W'eAPI'EREI ES-- A goodassortment of
:
splendid
quality wrapper rapper
et te than], stripe l spot patterns and, good colorings -Exceptional
Values.
HOSIERY FOR WIN riat-Acomplete stock of Heavy Hosiery, pure wool,
wide and narrow vibe, Heavy Cashmere etc.
GLOVES and ASI7.'S-Men's Astrachan Gauntlets,
Cloves, Men's and Boy's heavy leather mitts.
Values always
Fur Ruffs at.
IMPZIONKINNIMPOIN
Men's and Boy's Rid
Fur Caps
E. J. S AOKIVIAN'S..
eadcluaarters foo' W. E. SANDFOI4D'S READY-TO-WEAR. Clothing.
John McAdam, Jr., and family have
gone to London to reside. -John Jef-
ferson has been nursing a very sore
hand the past few days. It appears
he Was puttiug up stovepipes when the
sharp end of :idealiser penetrated , the
palm of his hand. Nothing was thought
of the wound for about a week when
the hand commenced to swell rapidly
and medical aid was sought and the
trouble was pronounced blood poison-
ing:, Prompt measures saved more.
serious consequences. -Mr. N. A. Mc-
Kinnon, who was seized with as stroke
of apoplexy a few days ago, is we are
pleased to state, recovering. -J. D. Mc-
Coll left Wednesday for South River,
112nskoka. Thefollowing accompanied
him and intend working in the lumber
woods: -Messrs. Jas. McDonald, Neil
McArthur, Walter Forest, Henry. Ca
vanangh, Wilton Currie,Harry Swain,
Jas. Brown, Sylvan; John Gilchrist.-
Mr. Geo. Shoebottoni, while visiting
his daughter, at Brantford, during
the Thanksgiving holidays, and when
boarding a train on his return home
was seized with an attack of apoplexy.;
He w es immediately removed to his
daughter's home and subsequently
taken to the hospital. He is recover-
ing as rapidly as c.anbe expected.
iver Piils
That's what you need; some-
thing to cure your biliousness,
and regulate your bowels. You
need Ayer's Pills. Vegetable;
gently laxative. s Asrao..
Lowell, Mnen.
Want your moustache or beard.
a beautiful brown or rich black? Use
FIFTY IRS• _ _ _ - _ _ -R. 5.: linit 5 CO., I.ASISUA N. H.
Vic ALa atcr4y 494.al'Scit.c c,n ,-a•? ,a aeicatc..,u...,.SK
and41 Undertaking.
Furniture
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Practical Embalmer, Opera House Block.
nerneeseseirearesereresinsisseveeeear war -alae
WE KNOW
that Style and Workmanship are what sell goods
YOU FIND IT
in aur Cheat p and Medium OAR and ELM SIDE-
BOAIiD«i and BEDROOM SUUITES. llTe are busy
now but expect a greater rush. Better order early.
W. 0. HUSTON
ARTISTIC
FVItN°I'I''uRE
urniture that isnot only useful but a pleasure to the
Eye costs no more than the other kind. It is only
necessary to go to the right place to get it. "We can show you the
prettiest and daintiest designs imaginable. The house beautiful the home
comfortahle is made by the furniture in it. Do you know how easily- and
cheaply this can Le accomplished ? A walk through our store will show.
you. Here you will find
Parlor Suites, Bedroom=Suites
Diningroom Suites Chairs, Couches
Tables, Springs Matresses
In fact everything in the furniture line.
ur large stock was bought before the raise in the price of
furniture and we are giviving our customers the ad-
vantage of these prices.
UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING
Rowe & Atkinson
CHARLTON'S FAIR
Well Balanced.
It behooves a person to be as well-
balanced in purchasing as in all other im-
portant matters. It is probably hard to'.
decide soxnetimes where to purchase and
what to purchase but a well-balanced
mind does not take long to decide that for
bargains in many lines there is no place
equals Charlton's Fair. Here are a few:
CHINA TEA SETS. -12 plates, 12 bread
and butter plates, 12 cups and saucers,,.
with 13 piece Berry set to match for
$5 50.:A daisy set and a bargain.
DINNER SETS -See our dinner sets, old
Willow pattern, the latest and swellest
goods in the market.-
CHINA PLATES -All •kinds of Fancy
china plates from 10c. to $1 50.
JARDINERS-2 for 25c., the price • of one.
,it -See our north window for China goods
CHARLTON'S FAIR5'Exeter