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Or; D. I4t. • ROUI4T4M,
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"" DENTI'ST.
Ifeinber o the R.C.D,S, Of Ontario and
Roller Graduate of T'oronto121n1yersttY4
aftieee-Over. Dibleeeri, CD1th 1W
°Rite. Closed Wednesday afteiiieone.'
DR. A. R. 'ICHISMAN; D.I?tfk,
Honor Graduate of Toronter' UniverOTty
riwippisT
Teeth etteracted Vrithout pain,', oz any:P
bad effects. Office over Gladnian
Stanbeiry's Office,, Main Street, laze/ter.'
LEGAL
DICKSON , CAELMee, BARRISTERS,
Solicitors, Notaries, Conveyancers, Com-
m usiooeres. Solicitore for the Molsons
filarik. etc.
Money to Loan at lowest rates of interest
Office e-Alatin-St., Exeter
4. B. Carling, 8.A. L. H. Dickson
MONEY TO' LOAN
Wa-fiat'ie it large amount of priVate
ifunds to loan on tarm and village prop.;
erties at low rates of interest.
GLADMAN STANBUR'Y
Barristers, Solicitors. Exeter..
T, B CARLING "
Lite, Fire, Accidgeit and Plate Glass
'Insurance, Collecting accounts, and con-
ducting auction sales. - Exeter. Ont.
SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH '
WEST LAND REGULATIONS
THE sole head of a. family, or enee
a quarter -section of available Domin-
ion land in Manitoba, Saskatchewan or.
Alberta The applicant must appear
perso at the Dominion Lands Ng-
=ency ot tSub-Agency for the
'erica "Entry may be made at eny
Dominion Lands Agency (but not
Sub -Agency) on certain conditions.
Duties -Six mofiths' residence upon
and cultivation of the land in each of
'three years. A homesteader may Eye
wattle nine miles of .hie: homestead cn
a f of at least 80 acres, on certain-
COn tons A habitable house is re-
eruired every•case, except when. re-,
sidence is performed in the viciaity
In certain districts a homesteaderie
good standing may pre-empt a quarter
section alongside his homestead.,Price
$3 per acre. Duties -Six months resi-
•dence in each Of three years after
atoning , homestead patent; also 50,'
acres extra cultivation. Pre-emption
pateat may be obtained as soot' as
hbrnesteed patent, on certain condi-
tions
A settler who has exhausted his
homestead right may take apurchas-
ed homestead in certain districts.
Price $3 per acre. Duties -Must re-
side 6 months in each of 3 years, cu-
, Wyatt 50 acres, and erect a house
worth $300. • •
4 -zee- The -area of cultivation is subject
to reduction in case of rough, scrub -
..by or stony land. Live stock may be
subitituteci for cultivation under cer-
-, tali). conditions.
W. W. CORY, C.M.G.
Deputy ot the Minister of the Interior
N.B.-Unauttgorized publication or
• this advertisement oral not be ped for.
'Mak over 18 years old, may homeateady
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DeVAN'S FRENCH PILLS Areeittf
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gniating P111 for Women. $5 a box or three fori
$10. Sold at all Drug Stores, or mailed to any.
.ad dress on receipt of price,,, TECE SC013ELL DIM}
'Co, St. Catharines, Ontario.
.PHOSPHONOL FOR MEN. estores
vim and
'tality ;for Nerve and Brain; increases "grey
'matter' •;a Tonir-will build you up. $3 a box, or
-two for $5, et drug tames, or by mail on receipt
.of price Tax Scossimonuo Co., St. Catharines.
Ontario.
CEITRIAL
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STRATFORD. ONT.
is a school with „a continental repu-
•tationfor high grade work and for the
success of its graduates, a school
-with superior courses and instructors
.We give individual attention in *Com-
mercial, SliOrthand and Telegraphy,
Departments. Why attend elsewhere
wher there is room here? You may
enter at any time. Write for Ifeftr
-large. free catalogue
D. A. McLachlan, Principal
Winter term opens Jan. 4th.
'Decide now to enter the' FamOus,
ELLIOTT
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'TORONTO Oat. Th's Schaal stand*
as about a superior in Canada.
Write for catalbgue . s•
W ELLIOTT, Principal -
734 yonge .,St, Toronto: '•
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EVERY WOMAN
interested and should know
about the wonderful' .
mar __,_ Whirilng Sway
Douche
Ask your druggist for
it. If.bescAnnot supoty
the MARVEL, accept no
other, but send stamp for Illus-
trated book -sealed. le gives fun
particulars and directions invaluable
to ladies. WINDSORSU,PPLYCO.,Windsor,Ont.
General Agents or Canada.
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e e -e TORONTO - CHICAGO
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Unexcelled Train Service
Highest Class of Equipment
WINTER TOURS
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CrOriki, ,Trunk :Railway. is • the
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thraugh Gena,daeNiti ,C•iiiefago, Detroit
Buffalo: ' •
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Fall particulate and berth zeserva-
• tion( at G,L4, Ticket Offices,
N. J. DORE, Exeter...
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The • 1
Advantages
r•tp the Estate
of having a 'Trust CompanY
administer itS' affairs are
many, yet the charges are 'na
• higher :than those allowed a
private individual acting in the
sante 84paeity.
• This strong, conservative
• Company', Unlike an individual
executor, will not. fall ill, p
abroad at a .critital time, be-
come a defaulter or pass tont
.of existence, neither • will it
negleot your affairs for its
own, because its very life de-
pends upon its .fidelity to your
affairs and -those of others.
donSalt us regarding your
will and the administration of
your estate.
The London & Western
Trusts Co. Limited
382 Richmond St., London,
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,Sir Geo. Gibbons, IC.C.,President
John S. moons. Manager
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-by New Absorption- Method.
If yott stiller front bleeding,
italing, blind or protruding
••Vilep, send L.L.: your address, and
;wiJI tell'you how to cure your-
self -at hothe by the absorption
trehtnient ; and will also send
soin‘e of this home treatment
'free 'for •trial, with references
front your own locality. if ree
quested. Immediate relief and
permanent cure assured., S -end
no money., but tell others of
this offer. Wfite to-da.y .Mrs.
.M. Summers Box 810 IVinthor
Ont.
McGILLIVRAY COUNCIL
Cauncil met as peer adjournment On
Nberember 30th'. 'All membersareseiit
P4evidus minutes approved
-.A lengthy list of accounts were
Passed
. Glavin -Rosser -That By-law No. 7
of 1914 to appoint a place for held-
la-, nomination Polls and • D.R.O.'s
anJ Poll Clerks, who shall peende at
saiJ,polls for the election of Reeve,
Deputy Reeve and three Councillors GermanY. •
for 1915i as rea1 twice, be read ..he
thiael time and passed -Carried.
McIntyre -Rosser -That the Town -
skip of McGillivvray pay the prem-
ium a, life insurance policy Lor Air
Lionel Charlton during the contingent of
Canadian recuits.-Carried
• Adjournment to Dec, 15th at one
o'clock
J. D. Drummon'd, cleric
NEWS TOSOF WEEK
Important Events Which' Hine"
Occurred Poring the Week,
elopmmi.rammor
The Busy "ViTorid's Hapoet:ngs Core -
fully • Compiled and Put Into
• Handy and Attractive Shape fur
•the Readers of :Our Paper ,-It
Solid Hour's Enjoyment.
WEDNESDAY.
Findlay Reid, a Chatham 'Township
farmer, died Monday night tom In'
kirks received when knocked down
IV a bicycle,
By a 'vote of 201 to 2 the town of
Lauzon, on the south shore, some five
miles froin Quebec, decided Monday
evenin, to go absolutely dry for all
"ages." •
Donald Clark, father of Col. Hugh
Clark, M.P., died ee the farm in Kin-
cardine Township, where he had lived
for sixty years. He was in his ninetY-
fourth year.
The Servian War Office, in a state -
merit dated Nov, 27, says that the
Auetrians were driven across the riv-
er Lin losing 1,500 men and 20 oft -
cera in prisoners, ,
The Minister of Inland Revenue
•has appointed W. A. D. Baby as col-
lector of Inland Revenue at Helaine
ton, 'replacing Collector Miller, who
has been made an inspector. •
Charles Davidson, engineer, and
Richard Seaton,fireman, of Kingston,
had a narrow escape yesterday from
being scalded to deate when the wat-
er gasket on an engine blew up. They
Jumped in. time. •
Lt. -dal. Frederick Stanley Maude,,
who ;ati Major Maude was military
secretary to ,the Governor-General
under the administration of Lord
Minto, has been made a brigadier -
general of the 15th Infantry Brigade.
Ift°'rilkalYg (8, ri(glat tl'he 4'.a• 11$;* et:1Z
take, the r•for
qn. Crapser*S Island, was totally de -
together* with ten horses, 0(0114'
StroYed by a fire of unknown origin,
°Ws, 100 tons of hay, 500 bushels of
grain, sleighs, wagons and tarra ma-
chinery.
Hamar Greenwood, Bridal
Mae, has heen gazetted lieutenant -
colonel, commanding a new Welsh
regiment. He has been emPloyed
and ammunitiert departments of the
Once the war began in the recruiting
War Office,.
It is repOgted that the Italian War
Office intends to buy 20 flying boats,
and it is probable that they will be
built in New york.
Lodging and breakfast for the
homeless unemployed of Detroit will
be proyided by Henry Ford at the
new Ford Hospital in that city.
According to military headquarters
et Loudon, Ont., one of the addition-
al battalions to be raised for active
service will be quartered in London
and the other at Guelph.
• A cablegram from London, Erig.,
states that Lady Stokes, widow of the
late Sir Robert Stokes and mother
of late Vice -Admiral R. H. S. Stokes,
died there.after a brief illness. She
Was a Kingston, Ont., woman.
A Minsk correspondent says that
an endless stream of Austrian and
German prisoners is passing -through
-that city on the way to the lieterior
, of Russia. The number Saturday
alone was 88 officers and -5.014 sol-
diers. - .
• :•:• Dr. F. S. Pearson, president of the
Idexiean Tramways- Co., has received
cable fronf-ealls4epresentative stat-
ing that the' entlrepreperty has been
tonfiseated-by- the politibal factions
now ief *control of the city govern-
ment.
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.After an Illness of some weeks, the
death of Mother Mary Lourdes oc-
curred at St. Joseph's -Convent, Toz
"rent°, on Saturday 'Morning, the end
being. somewhat unexpected though
it had been known for some time
that the ternaination would; be fatal,
Miss Jennie Carlton, a lady aged
70 years, on Saturday met a terrible
death on the line of the G. T. R., near
Belleville. She was walking along
the track and failed to see a west--
bohnd express. She was struck by
the engine and death ,was almost in-
stantaneous.,. ,
TellsimY. • .
The German submarine U16 has ar-
rlYed at Esbjerg, Denmark,' on the
North Seaebadly damaged. The cause
of the vessel's injury is not known.
Mrs. Danbrook, a middle-aged wo-
man, wife of Henry Danbrook, a well-
known and highly esteemed firmer
'of East Oxford, died shortly before
!ct,n.. yesterclaY after taking carbolic ,
• Harry Carr, of Leavenworth, on
'trial for assaulting a girl, shot and
,killed C. D. Franklin in the court
room at Cashmere, Wash., yesterday.
The, bullet glanced and also killed a
niktit named Pailems. '
• ;Wordwas received in London,
Ont., yesterday of the death at Vien-
na, Austria, of Wm. H. MacGarvey,
formerly of this city, and the first
reeve of Petrolea. He was born at-
Hantington, Que., in 1843.
Gen. Sir W. D. Otter' yesterday
made an inspection of the intern-
ment camp • at Fort Henry. The fort
is now full of prisoners and no more
can be accommodated. • The prison-
ers are contented and quiet.
•' The British prize court ruled yes-
terday .that the entire cargo of oil of
the British tank steamer Roumanian
which sailed on. Nov. 17 from Port
Arthur, Texas, for Hull, was subject
to ,seizure because it was German
o--ned.
R. F. Dale, of Harriston, warden
of the County of Wellington, itt his
address to the County Council .yes-
terday recommended amid general ap-
proval that the county raise and
equip half a regiment of soldiers, at
a cost of $45,000.-
• rh) 11.,I %v. -
A private despatch .from .Berlin
says that the Abyssinian Government
has offered to furnish an army to
Great Britain.
A large.stock of, lyddite expleded,
with a roar'in a chemical works near
Bradford, Eng., yesterday. Six men
were killed and many others injured.
News reaches London that the Am-
erican hospital at Munich already has
had more than sty thousand patients,
although it can accommodate no more
than 'fifty.
Small riots, broke out Tuesday
night in Valparaiso, Chile, as a result
of the GermineElectric Tram. Go.
creasing its tariff rates. Only slight
'damage was done.
A raffie for 'Princess Sadie," a
horse valued at $250, donated by
Lady Beck of London, Ont., as a con-
tribution to the Red Cross Fund, net-
ted the fund .$61.7.
. The death has been announced ins
London -ot John Hew Dalrymple,
eleventh earl of Stair. His Only son
and heir, Major Viscount Dalrymple,
is at present a prisoner of war in
Check Chronic'-
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Rheumatism Now
111-IUMA THOROUGHLY DRIVES.
OUT DEEP-SEATED tikfC
ACID POISON. - • •
' There is only one way to be fre*e
from Rheumatism -the a.cciunulated
impurities caused by an excess ofIir-
ic Acid poison must be expelled froin
the -body. That is what RHEUMA
will do and do it thoroughly. If you
suffer from any form of rheumatism
-Sciatica. jaflammatory, Arthritis,
,M,uscular Lumbago or Gout -get a
bottle of RHEUMA from W. S. Cole
ter 50 cents -it is guaranteed.
"1 "For years I suffered with Rheum-
atisrn in my arms and shoulders. My
kidneys and bladder were affected,
an..j rapidly lost flesh: After five
weeks' use of RHEUMA I was a well
man.." --William Fry, Fort Erie, Ont.
• W S. Cole larill.return your money
if it fails • 50 cents a bottle.
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POSITION FOR FALL AND
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• We have a sound business prOpos-
for. a reliable. energetic seles-
man for this district to sell fruit frees
Abell fruits, flowering shrubs,etc. :Pay
weekly, outfit free, exclusive territory
OVER 600 , ACRES •
at fruil and ornamental etock nnder
cultivation. We sell through Our Pal-
estnen• direct to the consumer and
guarantee delivery of fresh, high
grade frees. Our agencies are valu-
able by reason of the service we, zive
an thc volume of business il:one.
:Established 35 years. Write
PELHAAINVRSERY Co,Toronto,Ont
PS. -Handsome catalogue on • re-
quest either to applicant or those
wishing nursery stock, •.
BUSINESS AN.b'
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Students assisted to positions. College '
in session from Sept. 1st. Catalogue
• free. Enter any tinie.
Westervelt J. W. Westervelt, Jr.
Principal (Jbartereld Accountant
IP Ifiti4linerfal
R. R. Gamey, member of the 00-
tario Legislature for Manitoulin, in
an interview published in The Mont-
real Herald -Telegraph, is quoted as
saying that there would be a general
election in the Dominion soon.
On personal representations • from
President Wilson through Ambassa-
dor Gerard, Germany has released Ad-
iniral Neeld, retired, of the British
navy, and his wife, who were held as
• military prisoners at a German
health resort.
'•• FRIDAY.
, Messages of condolence have been
received by the family of the late
Major Beattie, M.P. of London, Ont.,
from Premier Borden, members of the
Cabinet and many others.
.•‘, A shipment of 1,144 horses intend -
6a for the French army left Omaha,
Neb., for New York yesterday. An
order was given for ten thousand
more, to be delivered after Dec. 21.
• Capt. John Edmund Valentine
Isaac, of the Reserve Officers' Rifle
Brigade, who is among the 58 officers
receiving the distinguished service or-
• der, is a member of the Vancouver
'Trust Corporation.
King Haakon of Norway left .chris-
tiania yesterday on the battleship
Harald Ha.arfagre for a trip of inspec-
tion of the Norwegian coast defences
from Trondhjem to Bergen, says a
despatch from Christiania.
The Dublin newspaper Sinn Fein
did not appear yesterday. The pub-
lishers ot 'this journal refused to
print it in consequence of having been
warned by the authorities that they
•would be liable to prosecution.
,David LaMar, was yesterday found
guilty of impersonating Representa-
tive A. Mitchell Palmer of Pennsyl-
vania, for the purpose of defrauding
J. P. Margan & Co., and other flrms,
And was sentenced to twO years in
prison.
Hon. Martin Burrell, Miniater of,
:Agriculture, who has been confined
tp his,4ome for several days, has con-
gestion of the lungs, and although his'
case is not considered to be serious
he 'will be unable to return to his'
office for a week or more.,
•
Half the Canadian force at 'Sall
bury has been even three days' leave
at Christmas; .the other.hitlf at 11/41e,
Year's. • -
It is understood that the appoiat-
merit of Frank Barnard, ex-M.P.P. for
Victoria, as Lieutenant -Governor Of
British Columbia, pa..sSed the Cabinet
'COurtell yesterday morning.
A British prisoner of war, named
Lonsdale, confined in the Doeberiti
,carap, has been condemned by a Ger-
man cofirt-martial to ten years' Ira-
priSonvdent for a 'violent attack on his
custodians.
. The Militia, Department officially
'announced yesterday another death
at Salisbury: Dec. 3rd, 1914, Gunner
Edward Hugh Mowbray -Perin, divi-
siopal ammunition park, at Milford
Ilespital, of pneutiaohia.'-= ,f e
' Telegraphing front:' digeO, EgYpt,
'SATURDAY.
the ;Cbirrespoilderit 1/451 ti4 41,46_1115)1e -
'strati aa,',40ai.,,plittah atiahliso'Jhava
6on04,tit 'Mots -1,414,4'
":tbs 'that,
'there is no Sign of the cleanly; -
The Ereneh Cabinet is dorteideritig
how it Can beat arrange or the 204.
deputies at the front to. leave their
posts temporarily, so that they may
WOULD JAIL FALCONER.'
if Varsity -President Followed' Plan
. •Says Police
TORONTO, Dee. 8. - if the pro-
posal made by Dr. R. A. Falconer,
president of the University of Toronto
goes. through, whereby the three Ger-
man professors on „the staff of the
-University, who have been given
leave of absence, will be exchanged
for three professors from universities
in,,the„ United States, the Pollee will
..step iltAnd will prevent the profes-
sors, Mueller, Benzinger and.Tapper,
from leaving Canada, and will place
DeFaaconer under arrest on a charge
of treason.
.•oThiet staternen':, was made, last night
Inspector_ of Detectivese George
Keztraedye to whom is intrusted the
task of seeing that no atieli enemies
at!e• all93yecl to. leave Canatli4 Aispec-
tor Kennedy maintains thee,.if Dr.
Fileener, byarranging for is ex-
change .Of the ,profesSors, helps them
to leave, Canada for theunited States,
he will be ilolating the order-in-
coancil. prohibiting . anyone from as -
silting aliens to lefrve ;Canada, and
thus will make himself-'11ableto ar-
t:est on,* charge of treation'.
The inspector stated also that if
the tire German professor attempt -
,ed to; cross -the bor,dsi;, iher-sysnid be
arrested the same as aiii9ith'et. -Aus-
trian. or German'Ierlie.'trieS to leave
the country. ,
Shell Hit Insane AOY140.
LONDON,' bee. 8. - A despatch
from Petrograd says that during the
bombardment at- Lodz man)! shells
Struck an asylum far the insane near
the town. •
eSetires.ofeltinatice -jureped front the
VrindOWs „when the building,•eattght
fire, and Many ethers were burned to
death.: • • . •
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orftlie Ord4r of the path
on 'Generals Softre and Fodh, and the
Grand Cross of the Order of St, Mie
ehael 'and St. tieorge on. seven other
French generala.
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able pains in various parts of the body, listlessness, nervousness, irritableuess,; ;
dizziness, faintness, baokn011ei loae.OX ap,petite, depression, and many others.' 'a
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Dr. Pierce's:Yavonte Prescription
has been the means of restoring thousands of suffering women to natural health
andstrength. For more thah forty years it lies bee,,. successfully carrying on •
land. Women everywhereloolz upon it its a helpful friend. Let it aid you.
' Sold in liquid or tablet form bY dragaista, or trial box mailed
•.you for 50 cents from Dc. Pierces Dispensary, Buffalo4111.
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And if you arc well supplied and are quite sure that
you will never need any; of the values here advertised, why
we apoligiie 'for having falicialip your time.
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DOMINION.
We will give you, a specie discount On above pianos if purchased be-
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fore January 1st, 1915. Remember money talks and ' no reasonablenoffer
will be refused.
• SLIGHTLY USED P.IANOS,
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1 Sherlook-Manning, mallogeny ca -se LOUt.3 XV, style, complete with
stool an i0 free delivery , $145.00
1 Billtadall, mahogany case, has been in usqdess than; one year $165
1 Kohler 8 Campbell, mahogany finish as good as nor 4185.00
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WAWA&
• .50 Raymond- Sewing Machines 50
Including cabinets, -4 ;dra'we'r Auto lift, and *5 drawer
hand lift tnishectin quaiter mit' Oak. •
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We have ll.C4 room to store.; them and you can buy them, at your own
price while they last. Act at once. Dqays are serious,
StationerEtc.
XMAS. STATIONERY= Large:1,4.s sortment 15c to $1.25.
• Hymn Books and Bibles ,a1PlitrideFI'Christmas Booklets ,Etc.
Moore's Non-Leakable FoitnAain ,;:i'ens. The kind that 'don't leak. A
very. suitable present -122.50 and
Grokinole Boards $1.50 • ' • Fountain Pens $1.00
Artillery Wagons $2,00' 1 •Music Rolls $1$0
Rocking Horses $1.00 : i.: . . Violins.
Boy's Sled 25c. 0 e • • Violin Boxes, Bows, Strings,
Dolls' Cabs $1.00 e at special prices.
New:-.13ooks
"Patrol Of th'e Sundittice..Trail" by R.. Connor.
"Innocent" by Marie Corelli.
«The Wall of Partitio" r bYf. F. Barclay
"The Call, of the East"' by Fraser.
"The. Witch" by Ititary Johnston,,.
'The Clarion" by Adams; ,
"The Rocks of Valpre 13-' E. lel Dale.
"The Piince of GrOustark" by McCutche n, Special price 31.1•0:
EARG•E ASSOATIVIENT OF REPRINTS -
Space ,will not permit uka, to give y,pu the' list.alling at 50c, '
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF' BOOKS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
Henty's at 50c.• ' Roy's Own Anitraal $1.75
Alger's at 25c. Girl's Own Annual $1,75 '
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With every $2.00 Purchase h.A
(ONE 25cBOTTLE OF VERIBRIM
eleati and' Polish pants, oirgansc.,
,h'(-,:.11z,EN EVENING
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