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. :TER MARKETS.
13HANC ,i D EACH '"Va7EDNESDA '.
Wheat 95 95.
Baxley:. , • :... 48 55
lauckwkiea...,. .,.,,,.,.• 48 50
35 87
1 00 •- :15
1 22 1 50
14 00 15 00
2-770
00 08
25 25
29 . 8 15
330
-'25 00
.00
Potatoes, per bag , ,
our,''per cwt., family
...QMo, os;r'.de Per ow
!, ...
op, per cwt..."
orttlper ton- , ...,,,
Bi7tau pear tort
Sugar Beet meal.--
XONE FOUNI3 -- t , ownofmoney,
Owner canr..va same by proving, prop-
erty and plying for tta':`at notice.
Gordon_ Penhale, Stephen,
FEtIA; E TLELP WANTED
Waited -A gerleral servant, family of
three, wages $18.00 to $20.00 a month
Apply Mrs- A. Blacieb=a5 73'5 Bich -
mond S:., London, Onix
FOR SAY=F OR TO RENT.
I a.ia 1'avt.ig my house on William
Street t o a rgiaty repaired and will be
prepared ,o, e l:l or tont it, Terms reas-
o»lbte,-Z *: BLw4.TCHFQRD, Exeter.
Si 4 TEO-LIVE POULTRY AND DR-
IEIIJ APPLES, WE FAY HIGHEST
PRICES FO"- ALL PROOCCE.-•-STEW-
'i.RT,S
Licenses. issued rt. the Advo-
E;seter.,
BIN'S GLOVES --IN - CAPE,
SUEDE, IIID AND MOCHA •-- SILK
LINED, FUR LINED AND WOOL
LINED EVERY PAIR GAP.NTEED.
-STEWART'S,
Get some neatly Printed calling cax
at The Advocate,
ORGAN FOR SALE -Second hand
gar, in good state of, repair w`ll b
Solid , cheap -Apply at this office,
FURS ARE A W INTr:R ,a ECESSITY
--YOU WILL LIKE CUR STYLES,
THE VARIETY AND THE PRICES
-STEWART'S,
MISS G. E, W BISSETT, A. Moe. . W. U.
Honor Graduate,of the
London Coir ervat,or5 of Music, Teach-
ing Colie,ge of the Western University.
Teacrez Piano, Theory, Harmony, Count
erpoint, ar.d 7,NiusIcal History. Pupils
prepared for Musical Examinations.
EYE SIGHT S'1'ECIALIST.-M:ate J J.
Allen, Eye Sight Specialist, will be at
The CENTRAL, HOTEL on SATURDAY
NOVEMBER 9th. Hours, to Ila 6 p.m.
THE W. R. JOHNSTON OVERCOATS
TB:.4,T WE ARE SHOWING AT $10.00
TO $1500 WILL SURPRISE 'YOU SEE
THEM AT STEW,ART'S
APPLES WANTED
. The Exeter Evaporator 15,431 pay 25c.
pot 100 Ilse. for leinrier Peelers, 23.1
inches and over. JOS. SUTTON,
Manager:
HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT
A comfortable brick cottage, with good'
size parlors• d:hiing ro om, two bed.
rooms, kitchen, woodshed and celiac,
Stabie and .some fruit* trees. Corner
bent and .Huron streets, a. cliofce .Idea-;
tion Terms to sulk. S. M. SANDERS
UNDERWIELkR IN ALL THE BEST
MAKES AT VERY LOW PRICES. -
50c. to $3.00-S,TEYG ART'S.
$1.00 in advance gets' The Advocate
to January ,let, 1914. _ .
EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST: MiBs J. J.
Allen, Eye Sight Specialist, will be at
The CENTRAL HOTEL on SATURDAY'
NOV.EMBtat 9w„n. Ilem s, 10 to 6 p.m.
COMING
Novel and Entertaining Ooncert
Edythe Warring Nash, Dramatic Artist
assisted by Estella MacCornateli, Soprano
Soloist. Do not MiSs seeing the
"Automatic Dolt" Opera House, Exet-
er, Wednesday, Nev. 13t5h, 1912. Plan
of Hall. at Cole's Drug Store_ "Usual
prices.
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK FOR SALE -
Price reduced to $1700, it 'sold
by Deck 1st, A goad investment for any.
man. Apply to 1. Spackman, Real Es-
tate went, Exeter.
DINING ROODS GIRL WANTED. -- .At
once. Cecil iiatel, London,. G7ood
wages. Thee.- Oke, Preprieto.r.
Delaware, Lackawanna
and Wester, Coal
Company's
Z1111,11TON Chld
The best hard coal mined.
Burns to a white ash..
W. a LTT9COA1.. ..
..
IA
Bus, Dray and
Teaming usiness
Your orders in our line will be'
attended to quickly and satisfzal
torily.. We are here to please the -
public needing" anything in our
line, -and we ask a trial from yen,
Orders left ; by phone -or other '
wise at THE'ADVOOATE O'$;
;••,-2EO,,NE 25, will receive w
p,1. attention.
ro
Y)G
reee
fliv LOCAL DOINGS.
The more worthless a nnan becomes
the snore gric',vannea ire has.
Train up .a servant in tine sway , she
'sheutd go, and si,rst thug you know
she's ge rte.
I£ al epitaphs( bad to ,Ile truthful It
weuld be better to, leave ,some tomb-
stones
omb•sto ee blank.
Edythe Warrine Nash, Professional
Dramatic Artilat. Opera House, Exeter,
Wednesday, Nov. 13th, 191.2.
The season of Mack and grey arluIr
rels opens on, Nov, 15th and. closes
Dec. let. The penalty 1. $5 for each
squirrel with coats, killed out or
Sea Eon
J. M, Armstrong of Leona Htil arzd
C. M. McCall of T.haanxnsviile were iene
on Tuesday On stallion inspection, duty.
tetany of the etallibci• owners of this
neigl;t,cr h:aod brought their animals to
Exete: to be .Inspected.
Mrs, Wm. Stewart and family last
week moved to Toronto to reside, after
lining in Exeter only a f,OW snantts.
Previously they ,resits 3 con the N. E,
Boundary of Usborast 'Mr. Stewart is
at present .c'a frust .ens prctian du* in
P'o.k Willia r.
It is net :necessary to express the
'tope 'hat the boys, will remember that
°-night ;s Hallowe'en, but the citizens
Of ENe'e7o
d tope :tt'fak the boys will
z tiiet'Veer t. dot the boy life of a. Own
is largely judged by their actions on
Hallowe'en, and that they will be wise
in
their generation and avo,d doing darn -
age to person Or property.,
Somebody i'ia+a suggested the idea 'of
Painting tine lowest cellar step white,
if your cellar is dark, thereby 'prevent-
1;14-, mishaps and also doing away with
,i;t feeling Pot 'thea last step as .reu
s4 dr,il. A,w'hSt'e it pt In the a:en-
t':'e Of ilio eidewalk, tai; ght be of advant-
age to song pedt1.!trians on dark nights,
but others would, require a phosphoric
paint to guale at+1iai;• watndering feet.
We arc always. glad ,c vet local itenis
i -r:: ar you, s.adsr, wou'd like y,au
Self, a.id if you have any on nand t
1:i tinar stlid them along. Don't band- l
with ani advortl::s,ndnt into them, for 1
they l;elan to_the .ca<Shier'e department,
a;id if they at:se not worth pay ng tor in
a legitimate way they are no good
to us. I.1' you hays anly friends visiting
you, or you expect' to go away just
say so. The latter clause may gratify
your creditors and: the fireti your friends
DG` not meddle with, a busuness you
know nothing of exnless : you conantence
at the bottom itound ox `,t1io ladder and
work tcward,er the :trop., For it ,yuu are
successful enough, to reach the tiop
round you will Sheol t. cid'plenty tea ap-
plaud and aesialk But he -who com-
mences sat itlze top of the Iadder finds
it an easy hnattdr to descend, and oft
times with. great rapidity,. And when
he has reached the bottom he will find
hundreds there wattling to kick him. '
°BIG COON.. 3Spssrs David Russell,
and Richard Qi. ail a while ,.visiting at
Nelson. Clark's, Uoh'zme, on Thanksgiv-
ing Day, shot' n. l*g croon, which on
being weighed tipped. the scales at 36
holiday.
DIVORCED - frsyr Hunt, %wife of Rev.
Ernest Hunt, of Boetton, Mass„ Iast
week secured ,er divorce from her 'hue -
band. Bev and lire. Hunt were resid-
ents of Exeter, for several yearsr, the
former being rector of Trivitt uMemor-
al church whip h re
THE HUMAN iBIRD,-Ona rot the
many features with Guy Brothers Fem.
cue `linstrels this ,seagonr "e „Herman':
know,n as the Human ,Bird. Iiia is
trealjy a w?otalQ vet, got and will aston-
ish) you, See him cit thei Exeter, Opera
House on Thursday (neat, Prices 85c,
and 59c.
BROTHER DEAD. -Mrs. Silas Hand-
ford received word on Tuesday of tenet
dearth of her brother, lir. Gteot Lewis
of E,khorn, Wis., who had been sick
only a few days of blood -poisoning, the
result of a scraltdbf on his hand. : Mn,
Lewis,, Who was in; his 78th year, was
well-known here, having visited in town.
seve•a' times.
HORSE HAD GONE. -After attending
a patient at ,Cent'ralGa on T ur day Dr.
Hyndnaam came ottt of the house only
to find thlat his horse and buggy had
van shed. Op, look.niig .drown the road he
caw the bvi'gy but the horse was not
to to seen. Sometime latter, hpwever, `itt
wars round about three miles sweat a-
ereEs the river. Some damage was done
to the buggy and harntesls. It is sup,
posed that the terse broke the tie -lire
and escaped
DIED IN WAPELLA-The sad news
was received here least week'et the
death. of Mrs. Charles Kydd, ,who died
at Wapella, Sask., :on Monday 'Ocd.; 21
at the age of Bt.3 yeardsti On the. 16th
inst.; ' • deceaised was ` operated on : Dor
appendielrtis, and while the operatl`on
was as +suc'cess coni;plicat1'an's set irf
and she passed away • as above ,s'tuted.
T;ne:deaoeaeed wars a former resident
of --Osborne,butt left these parts over
twenty-five years ago, first living at
Listoweli and tater the family moved
to the West. Besides the husband :she
is survived by fivesons and - two dau-
ghters; also one .brother and one sis-
ter. -Mr. Wm. Westcott of Usborne, and
Mrs WnL: Snsll or Winnipeeg,1 Main.,
The ' ate Mrs. John Delbridge was
also a sister.
ARM NEARLY CUT OFF. -On Friday
morning leIa` hle ir. Robert K dd of
the 41A' cnncesraioni oaf . Usborne was en-
gaged .with othdr men. I ,cutting, rails
with -a r_1-cuilar s{ai}nt the saw. `became
loosened 1-,o'm the frama and Vying off
fit 'rut k Mr. Kydd.en the lett arm, about
four i,tdhes below the ah,oulder, eever-
itig Use big a auscie, and( the bone and; left
inannSring by the lows muscle and
tleah. He was knocked down; by the
blow and Dt was, oin?,y when the nen
attempted to -ra.ttse him that the extent
of lite injuries was ascertla0ned. He
was immediateity taken to the hoose ;and
Drs, Hyndma(n &MeGilidewddy 5umi1loi.-
ed i hay set flaw, rbcne and connected the
tnue'cles and /a Ihop is en erta r,
ped t na thl ^*savtad and bo
,come.' t afTle"r0is, IIlt xs;,-it` was be -
fe=e, '
efoie,'' The" pat¢ rat" etd
chloroilarm, although r
fo...np gre+3't
t mall without!
rs and is, suf-
Beeei,nuts are ,q
fall
ite plentiful this
The egotist ire all..I's and expecte the
rest to be all ea -as I
Mr. M. M. Doyle: sold a load of horses
in Tot-nemto. blast' Week.
A. large nuaniber aot1 Exeter people •.00k
in tlC Towel 'supperat WhalenTuesday
night.
Miss 'Sttanbury of Taranto sang a
pleasing sole Ch, Caven Presbyterian
church •Sttndsl}.
The Main street League gave a.
pleasant Hallowe'en, Pumpkin Pie Social
til rthe chuirch on Tugsday evening,
Mr. and Ma+sC :.Art Mitchell of Us-
borne ,have the Sy,,nlpathy of their many
friends tin 1'Jb19 death, ofttheir lit tieonet,
19,,m,:irsgiv-•tng, Day was a. very :tuiet
one in town. E.nteirtaining visitors was
the principa''occupatiemi of those who
were not away themselves.
Bettie, .daughter of, Mrs. Brpwii, has
returned fro;tn 'T'pronto Hospital where
she spent Senna weeks undergoing
treatment tor n!ervons trouble.
Owing to' °tile, quail being almost ex-
tinct in this province ,the Governn ntl
hat. deemed it advisable to prohibit the
shooting rot sarr«a for ons year, commen-
cing Nev. 14, 1912.
A number of the fruit growers of this
district held a meeting at The Central
Hotel on Tuesday night. The growers
and the companywho took. over their
orchards; have had' sons little• difficulty
regarding the payliien?; of rentals.
The editor of the hensall ObserVer
was badly infOrmed when he said, --"The
sanitary inspector at Exeter won out
in the Court at Appeal iii; the celebrated
pea straw ,case. 'Abp. Canning Company
pay all costs." Boo. Neelands should
note that "the VerrY opPxsite is the easel
Mr, John. Campbell of Hay has sold
axle .residence On Sinlc;as street, recent
lyly vacated lay it •", Phil. ,Rowollffe, to
.sir. Wm. Schroeder Sof ,Dashwood, who
has entered into parthhizsis p with ;Mr.
R. S. Phillips In the implement busi-
ness, rand will, move here ,shortly,., The
sale of the rpdaperty was put through
by 'sir. Ithill1ps, the price being $1100,
W. W,. Tan'ta.n \was in London deli-.
night.i
James Sweet, Jr., ',Was
.tionday
Wm. Welsh of London spent the hol-
iday here,
Mrs. Wm. Burke visited izi• Berlin over
the holiday,
'Miss Cecelia Ferguson of London was
here this week. '
"4ir. and Mrs;. James Murray were in
London Monday.,
Dr. Follick of St. Marys visited his
parents Monday ,
if -r. Geo. Peddler its visiting '1m.s bo-
ther John here.
Mr. and :first 'Aft r ee; a Lrn
Logsdon Monday,
J. l7„ Atkinson was drawn from Clin-
ton on Monday;
Mr. and Mrs. R, Murphy were in, Tor-
onto tthle w6',01i•.
Mr. H. Lambrook of Brantford wa,a
here this week.
Will Greig spent the holiday ,at his
home in Clinton+i
Miss Ida Arratrotng visited her ale-
berg in Luckntow.
Mr. John Farmer at London spent
Monday in -town I °'k' It/
Mr. Robert Sillery pals returned from
a trip to the ,week,.
Mrs. Lammie ot* Detroit le the guest
of Mrs. E. Christie,
Frank and Fred. Walters of Detroit;
visited here lio,.idaly.
Ethelbert Westcott of Hamilton was
In town over Monday,,
Mr. Mark Mitchell of London was In
town for the week -end.
Mr. Wallace Fisher of Montreal was
home tor Thankegiv-Jng.,
Mrs. C. T. Brooks ;returned - Friday
from Victoria Hospital.
Mr. William McAllister of Oakville,
spent the holidag here.
Mr. Will May spent the holidays with
his resents in. Mitchell
Mies Nina Kinsman left last " week
for Saskatoon to reside.
In Clinton on
Miss Smith visited, at herr home cn
St. Marys over Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lovell o1' London 'were
visitors in tow/} ch is. week.,
Miss Ida Rowe of Foldens Corners
was hoarse for the holiday.
Miss Mathews and Miss Drew, of Tor-
onto visited 'Mrs. S. Fitton.
Mr. and Mrs. Johh Case of Toronto
,spent ;part of last week in .town.
Mr J. A. Sanders of:Woodstock spent
the holiday w51th his parents: herb '
The Misses Stanbury o't Toronto 'vis-
ited at J. G, Stanbury's this week.
Mr. Al. McDonell was confined to' his
ream this week with a heavy cold.
Mr. Frank Mallett, Sr., has moved in-
to the house( west OE itt; GeO.Cudmore's
Mr. J. N. Howard is building, a barn
at the rear of Dr, Roulston's residence,
Misses Mary and Lela Culbert of Lu-
can visited Miss Whiteford this week''
Mr. and Mrs:. Geo. Hockey and O.
Southcott were in Brantford-for the
lbs.
Mn. John Essery of Usborne returned
Tuesday fr'o'th am extended: trip thr.ough;
the West.
idr. and Mrs. Parish, who have been
in Essex fo5, some weeks; returned hems
this week.
Miss !Stella Gre(gpry of the Chatharnt.
Collegiate !staff spent a few days .here
visiting her mtotho'r,_
'Barry S:rause'r of Sea1:rrti visited at
W. Statham's. !Reg. Bisssett returned
to Sea -Cot -eh with ht L
Miss Edith Heideman, visited in , Strat-
ford and :Misses Emma: Heideman and.
Doris Emsley in , Berlin.,
tIr.. and Mrs/ W. S. Cole, Mrs. John
Hawkshaw and Miss Allie Handford
ware in Lucan for the hoIiday.
Mrs. Thos Gregory Its visiting;',
Mount Forrest whof,o'she was called ow•-
i•ng tir tlio' asuddelr d>eta`th 'i of heir ,'broth-
er,
roth-e ,16,ir. Richard Hampson, rat that place.
Mr. and Mr e James Collingwood and
farhily of 'Hamilton, Fire_
vr11 and •tansky ref Caa ,iia, Mre..'Wrn.
W1l on cups hitterdaugSof Fetrolea vis-
ited wi'tiblk "
f
Mrs Piper was in rLoidon' this Week).
'Airs. Geo. Mantle wastizi'+London Sat-
urday
at-w day
Mr, Wm. Blatchford was -i
the a week.
London
Mies Winnie :ja'ew•ard: spent , Saturday
hi Letndon.
i la
s t Lr•Sweet: r )
visited in God.--
ich thio week.
Mr Jas. Gould, and Miss Lela were in
London. Saturday.
lir ;01m7 Floyd of Godericb: spent she
holidays to toweb
hies, Witt Wilson, of Petrolea spelt
the holiday •here! '
Mie s Cruickshank, teacher, spent the
holiday in S.as ia-.
Mist Ida: ,Matz'chand et Berlin was
tomo fo; Thanksglvtog4
Miss L. Martin, teacher; spent the
holidays at her honia here.
MIs's Elsie ;,SeCaplu;nii 02 London, spent
tl e holida`sr at her hov'nb here..
Mies Beeper, dudes—it. of London' spent
tete week end at her.; home here,
Miss Westland Of Wyoming spent the
holidays with;Mfiss. Byndman,
Mesta s. George Crawley,, R. Treble and
E, Flynn were In London Saturday,
Mrs. (Rev) Snell, of Parkhill spent
the week-1nd with tics. Wes', ,Snell,
Mix's Victoria Miners of Goderchwas
a +visite: at her l«,ai'nehere this Week.
Mr. and Mrs. Huston of London were
visitors with ?ri'r, and Mrs. Jas. Taytor,
Willie Snell, 02 QbstIlatii College vis,
ited at his hasue helri over the holiday,
Mies Ida Link,, tetter .a visit here and
in 'Stephen, returned, to London Fridayf
Mr,s, Percy Mollard, Stephen, epen.t the
holidays with relatives: near BerlinL
,ir, and 'lino, Dyer Hurrdon, or Buff,
ale, visited the fortnbr's father lir. Ni
D, Hurdon.
Harry Sweet and Eric Hurdon, of Lon-
don College spent,, tr_4 holiday at flier
-tomes here.
Air and Sire. Robt. Verity of Toronto
holidayed this week, with lir and Mrs.
T B. Catling..
Mrs. Neeb and son of London spent.
the holiday wttli Sxs,. Oha.s;, Sanders,
Lauylaail Street.
I 11. Biese«t lead Douglas Stewart
et To.Pato spent Thanksgiving Day at
their homes here
Mise Mabel lfeTaggart, of Chatham
spent the holidays with .lig pare ire ;
Mr and Mrs,: Young and family of
London were guests of air. and Mrsz,
James Beer.
Miss Sara% Sweat of Louden and Mr.
Frank Sweet of Sarnia were homes. for
TbanksgIvung.
Mrs. and dies Graat.a'xai ,,: Goderic;h
visited at with. Mr. and Mrs, Chas. L.•n-
dentelt over the bloltdaye,
I rr. F. Dis jatrdtinq of Lumley and lir,
E. Keys, Shlpkay visited with Mr. P«
Moth:ad, 'Stephen, ,Sunday.
Mr. and ,Mrd. 3ioi:iti- Ti Westoott of
Hamiiten, formerly of Exeter, spent to
few days during tthe weak w zth rela-
ativee and friends' in and around town.
Mr. hand Mrs, 3. C. Inwood and 'am-
ity at London, first' A. Evans, Mr. R.
Bissett, Garvey ;Acheson, Win. David-
son et London 'spent Tnabksgiving in
Exeter
Mr. ilii. Foilspd, pi near Detroit vi a-
ited itad>s sister Mrs. ,iunroe this week;.
His little daughters, who have I been
visiting here, returned home with :him
on Wednesday.
lies'ers L. H. Dickson and S. G. Baw-
den lett on lno'nda y on a trip to Ed=
monton They will be away about three
weeks 'lies. Dickson and is
1 it s Dolly
and Mrs Bowden, accotnpanied , them 'as
fair as Tarp/tip, where they will visit
for a week Or twet,
Auction Sale
OF CHOICE CATTLE
on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, at one
o'cioek, p.n. at
rHE METROPOLITAN HOTEL, EXET-
ER, the following cattle, -
A CARLOAD OF CKOICE CATTLE,
mciudirng a number of, Year -Olds, 2 -Yr.
Olds, a number of Caws, and 2 Cows
with calves at foot. The above are all
to good condition.
Te^m•e-6 months' credit will be given
on approved joint, notes. A. discount of
6 . per cent. per annum off Lor cash.
G. J. DOW, -T. CAMERON
Proprietor Auctioneer.
NOTICE
All empty cement sacks
must be returned at
ONCE or else paid for.
R. G. SELDON
Exeter, — Ontario
FurnitureHas
Advanced
411 whrolesia,.er-s have advanced thelia
p0`tces '.‘ort Furla1thare. But we were
fortunate rla fl11iing our, large warerooms
before the advance therefore. We are
able to sell at ell prt:tes, Come and
inspect our well assorted stock of alt
kinds, et fun-niituro. Also everything up
Lo date ren the v¢idertaala'tng line
Phone .20a
Residence nest to'the store:
dertaker and License
Embalmer
bolts Mr, and Mrs.
EXETER ONTARIO
our Watch and
Jewellry Business
is incomplete without "you" as a customer
We have a stock of goods that is complete in
every line—
` atob,oss
Clocks,
rias
Glassware,
Silverware
Etc.
and our list of customers m o
isbecoming lar ,er every day
but it is still incomplete without "you:' We want to
see you in our store, to show you our stock, and we feel
sure you also will become a customer.
A. Marchand
Watchmaker and Jewellry.
Seasonable Oonds at Espacia
We have a balance o1'' this
;loves, neckties, fancy collars,
turere Price.
Seasonable
rs oweat r Beate, underwear, hoaltry
wblob we are clearfrg out at nla;tufae-
Anot:'•,er, case of tI`soee yard wide 1'la nnetette to salt tow 11e..a y
Clearthg out our,' telt
les than halt price
Dt, you want a. rp v .aeuit ear 'e coat. Let us get;yo a ti d to-ra' i
from Grieve Swift Limited, Lordpn.. T^l:e price as e-tirrslA, and Ca, style til'4
est Thele Get ante are made by people wii'.o knew have,
Let u,s supply your wants tors.,oee ztxid Itubtr e,
We sell the Premier Cream Separator
The Exeter r Bargain Store
•
13. F. 13E1:1
1 door north of Post Office
25p. 59c., $l.QQ and $4,-,g5 ,1,1 mazy eaeee .
JONES & MAY
PHONE NO. S2
Heavy Winter
Goods
It is getting along the time now to do your winter
shopping. Winter will soon be here, and you will
End us well stocked with a good line of Winter Wear—
ables.
WINTER COATS
A few real ;good ones ,Just in
this week. We are adding some
thing new in; the ,Coat line every
week. We are showing a Reai
Stylish: Tweed 'Coat with large
collar and Reveres and Belted
Back. This, week for $8.50.
SHAKER BLANKETS
A good large wiitite shaker Elan.
kers for °slily $1.25 a ,pair.
DRESS GOODS
N,otjh3n 1e1't 'gut in 'tire's':•de-,
partnient.' Every .stylish, color
and fabric shown here. 'Come
.here for your Dress Gioodsr.
SWEATER COATS
All colors. A11 kinds. .A11 sizes
For Ladies, Gents," Giirls : and
Boys. High and low reversible
collar!.
FUR LINED COATS;
Our Fur Lined Coate' thus, '`fa11
are ,trade wivamersr. We can give
tO you at ltowest prices.
WOOL BLANKETS
Good large fluffy wiped blan-
kets $4. to $7: a pais.'
MILLINERY
Have you - ordered yiour New
Fall err Winter Hat. Every style
and sthape aro on cur tables,
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