HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1915-10-7, Page 1The Allies on the West hold all the trenches taken.
Kings of Bulgaria and Greece causi
g trouble.
TWENTY-SEVENTH YEAR
EXE'T'ER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1.9
5
The War Sumxnary
The offensive taken by the Allies.
Iasi week on the West front •seems
to have held 'well, all ground taken
being consolidated and all counters by
the enemy being repulsed. Consider-
ing the nature of trench warfare the
succes,: was a notable one, but still
Et has not been proven that; it is pos-
sible tc break through and utterly de-
feat the enemy. It does prove, how-
ever that the Germans cannot !creak
through the allied lines, and time is
in favor of the allies.
The present indications are that 'ill
the Balkan States will be in the agar
Goderch is -awing a whirlwind tarn
Patriotic Fund.
Kirkton air
paigr this week to raise $15000 for the
MEETING OF THE LORD'S DAY A heavy rain on Friday last inter -
ALLIANCE, --Rev, Mr. Rained, rep-,tered greatly with the annual -air last
resentative of the Lord's .Day Alli- , wee; Thursday was a fine 'lay end
ance addressed a small mass meeting . indoor exhibits were of a superior
!i the Main Street Methodist Church quality anc large variety, The etc-.
! chicks, R. Seery tet 2; buff Orphing
tons. chicks,, I & 2, Geo. Graham
black Orpbiugton, chicks, 'W. N. Gun
Ming; Game, Win, Yule; chinks, Win
Yule 1 't% 2 Toulouse geese, D. Doug
las '& Sons, J, 'White c:. Sons; chick. Douglas & Sons. J. White & Sons
common geese, young, J. White ,&. Son
L'eltiri eludes, >-1, Douglas +&. Sorge J,
SANDERS & CREECH
ro
aminehere tare busy silo filling end
threshing and as is the usual both
outfit;. are in at the same timie.
s�
$ . Thos Kyle of Hay Township was
; , before Police Magistrate Andrews in
Clinton on Tuesday on a charge of
perjury in connection with the Bender
in
not been for Bender's erre and e „ to
€ic sentence would have been 'auch
score severe,
Early Closing
Tuesday evening, at which he l,res- hibits ot stock on Friday 4were leas , O'Brien; young, D. Dceiglas & Son, S.
sented the claims of that society. than usual because of the rainend the Doupe; common ducks, B, 1',, Shier;
The evening was quite wet, hence the racer were u ithdratwn. The t eceipts ' young R. N. •,&v* bronze t orrke ys.
y
mai; attendance. The following of- , shoeerr, a decrease of nearly 50 per J. White -de Son; India,, Runner duck.
ficers were elected for the, ensuing cent. Gee. Graham
wean -John. Scott, ;President; J. G. Q
entailt•es, II'y Strang, Chas, Snell, iI.' Genera! 1"urpose �. Brood snare Collection of pigeons. J, tiffeit. cL
E .Huston, All the ministers of Ex Thomson Eros„ let W, J3err , J. Son I & 2; rabbits, J White a Son
sten churches ;are ex -officio members Fricihnan; foatl, '44"ea, H'adge, J, Pride 1 & 2; special, esu ttea Iilgs, la. Iioli-
ones, Secy-Treas., Society Repro f4QItSEti
PETS
ot the Eeccutete. A, contribution cf ham, B, W. Berry; three year old. G. day; col. of birds of prey; A. U. Seeei-
shortly with Bulgaria on the side of $18.45 was taken at the Main. Street t'enbele 1- S: 2; 1. S. Dinkier; two tzer,
Weitzel ..
German and Austria and the othersChuich on Sunday. Year old Win, 1t eitzel Thomson f.ires., Stodge -A. B. Sweitzer.
lint' up
Germane
the Allies Some of th•;one year old W. Hodge; team i;.
IMPLEMENTS
Hardest fighting will be done here. , harness, J, Decker, Sr Peter See- ,
AN APPEAL ON BEHALF ')F` back, P. S, Bladder; beet horse ie Single top buggy, D. McLnrty &
Russia seems to be holding the line THE. WOUNDED 1I> ;v*. class, G. I'enhale„ , Son 7. & 2; aingle open :buggy,. rubber
pretty well just now and there- is lit-
tle chance of Germany making much The following telegram was te-
n.
c progress ro r s itisthe • .,
p b against hear cetatd on Saturday last by ,leave 3,
Italy's progress is stow but steady . W Taylor and a like one was re-
anct the same may be said of the Dar- cowed by all other heads of munici-
danelies, palitie: in the Empire. It explains it -
sell. and we hope that this town will
Canada has already sent 28,443 effi- be organized to give liberal help to
cera and men to Europe, and there the wounded men of the Empire. Let
are stir; engaged in garrison end out- us get at the thing at once, but do
post duty and under training in Can- 'n,ot let this appeal affect the regul
l• g
ad:, i 1.,OOG men, The force originally ar wcrl; hc.ana done,
,.
lit to
tnfor •o.
despatched by Great Britain 10 the € m you that Lord
Crimea was .less than 60 000 men, and Lansdowne has sent me the ;ol1ow -
that sent to Spain for tie Peninsular ing cablegram, "I beg to inform von
Tar was less than 50,000. tha the British. Red Cross Society,
and the Order of St. John, in view of
the great demands upon their •e..
sourees both in France and in +he
Rear East have decided to make to
;1D c.a, through hrou h
the Empire,
h �t
,pbyire
ane °thea collections uoth21st
day o' October. The money re-
ceived from this appeal swill ee ele-
woted entirely to relieving the '.,ut
ering: of our wounded soldiers and
sailors horn home and overseas .tt the
various seats of war, from ell 'arts
o: 'the bin's dominions. We have
already received generous ,assistance
in our work, but with the increase r
British and overseas forces at the
front there is a corresponding in-
crease in our expenditure, and ee
shat' be truly grateful to you if -au
wig. help us by organizing an appeal
and sending the proceeds to is or
the objects which. I have named. I
shall be greatly obliged if you wilt
kindle, communicate the foregoing to
your government. Their Majesties,
the Zino' and Queen, and Her elaj-
esty Queer Alexandria are giving
us their gracious patronage, and t
trust that you will also be/ able to tee
your way to help" -Lansdowne. In
view o the urgency and importance
of this, first appeal that the Moth-
erland has made to us I confidently
trust that you will at once organize
with a view to getting a worthy
contribution from the people of your
municipality on October 21st,
John S. Hendrie,
Lieut -Governor.
TAMAN'S
Tie Fall Trade
lS Opeu!Lg �p
S�lc��idly
In Made -to -Measure Clothes
THE NEW SUITINGS
OVERCOATINGS
PANTINGS
ARE EXCEPTIONAL VALUE
THIS FALL. SEE OUR
GOODS AND GET OUR
PRICES.
n Ready -to -Wear
WE HAVE A COMPLETE
LINE OF SUITS,
OVERCOATS
RAINCOATS
OVERALLS
PANTINGS.
MAKE A CHOICE EARLY.
SUITS $10 'to $18.
OVERCOATS -$10 to $17
RAINCOATS -$5 to $15.
OVERALLS -75c. to $1.25
PANTS. -$1.50 to 14.00
Furnishings
HATS -The High Crown Fe-
dora in GREEN, BROWN,
GREY AND BLACK are the
nifty wear for• this season,
BUY STANFIELD UNDER-
WEAR.,
ARROW COLLARS
ARROW SHIRTS,
TIES, BRACES, GLOVES
and other furnishings from us.
TAILOR
FURNISHER,
AN APPEAL ON BEHALF OF 'f.l?E
NATIONAL CANADIAN
PATRIOTIC FUND.
We have now entered upon the sec -
ono yea ;of .the war, and the t•n e
seen • as far off as ever. No elle
imagined a ,year ago that be Sep-
tember of 1915, Canada would have
sent across .the Atlantic nearly one
hundred thousand men with as many
mon. to follow if necessary. This
magnificient enlistment, while primar-
ily due to the loyalty of our .people,
ha been, in a large measure, made
possible by the Canadian Patriotic
Fund
This greatest of all the national
benefactions is now assisting ~twenty
thousand families of men who have
enlistees 'for the overseas service.
These men .have gone forward with
the fuh assurance. that ,the people of
Canada will see that during their ab-
sence their wives, widowed mothers
and little children shall be maintained
in comfort We ,bear that the drain
upor. the Fund is assuming large' pro-
portions, that ,to - meet the .seeds of
July .and .August .$700,000 was.ex-
psndea that the reserves are being
materially, decreased and that the nat-
ional Executive Committee r.ow ?finds
it necessary to make a further appeal
tc the Canadian public.
There are many funds, most of thein
.worthy but of them all the Patiiotic
Fund is she one we cannot allow w to
fail It is ` the duty; of - the G'wern-.
mens tc arm, equip and maintain the
troops Not a dollar the Federal
authorities give to the Patriotid
Fund. This work depends solely c n
the patriotis^marid generosity of our
own people.- Thousands of brave inep
are .!fighting our .battles, believing that
we meant' what we said when'we told
thein as they went forward: -"Go and
n, will care fox the wife_ and,; kiddies.
It would be to our everlasting dis-
grace if 'our pledge were broken.
The national organization, with .lead
quarters,at Ottawa and branches. or
affiliated associations in every -part
of the Dominion, is worthy of our
most generous support. in the u•e-
mendous and evergrawing task' that it
has undertaken.
GRAND. BEND
Mr, and Mrs ,Reid who:: have been
here camping left'` for their home in
London Sunday. -Mi. Adolp ' Allen
was ei Parkhill on business Thursday
M Cyrus Green has gone to Port
Frank. for a few days. -iter. - Gordon
,Hamar of London was in 'our burg
Sunday. -Mrs. Egan: of Michigan is
visiting her sister Mrs• Wm, Patter-
son: -Mrs, bank Geromette and Mrs.
Nelson Ravelle are an the sick list,
Agricultural- Brood mare, Evans tire. Ll, hlcLarte & Son.
Bros., i:I 'e 1
r
T3 Norris, 1
o is a
, J lie foal. .1:
1 I 0
, I
,� iI3Xe iSG1I Ol
PUPILS I.•
Delbridge, Ne Ja. ,Ilea z &,. ,l; three ; PAItT I.IaNT
year old, A M..Doupe, itobt Skinner; . Pencil drawing, Wilbert Williams,
two year old, .L toelbridge,:11`- J. Rea Iva Francis, le Burton; epeciman of
2 & 3, one year told Adana M, Doupe, writing, F.sie Pridharn, V. Moore. I.
Chas_ Atkinson; team ir, harness, Jas. Francis, eel, of wild flowers, pressed.
louts. A. c.obtiison 2 d, 3; best boric B. Pridb:un, Ila Berry, G, Francis;
or colt in chis, ,las. .""•"'
orris, col. of steeds, pressed, M. Sweitzer.
heavy 1?raur lit- l;rood utare, J, it. i, Be re, E. Francis; col, of weed seeds
Duncan, . Iielbridge: foal. J": R. in bottles. I:. Prldbam, W', Roadhouse.
D"ue"n; two ,year old, ,L Pelbrcdg;'; Blanche Burton; col. of injurious in-
a
t":i•old,J.,
t
cine at D grid •
c 'li Norris •
yfi , � soots, iw1', Sweitzer; .B, Pridlz:eni, ale^s-
tenru in harness. 11•an, Brook, Jas. is a miss; cats of photos of .nature,
Robinson; bee: Bovie or colt it Blass p� x{y ate. 11`. '\lilt nuts; tot. of melee
Wm,. Uncle.. awood'., Lester McCt:rdy, I, Paynter;
Hackney & hladge, ::t�, cial for best t;•, Hoadliati.-, ; ru.augolds red,Claxeuce
draught, agricultural or heavy Sweitzer; r; Bug; it Witte. !la Berry, Wm,
draught, any age, Mo. Brock, Iteadbouse; Swede turnips, Orville
Judge -J. C. Ellis. Rodger. Wm. Dou;•e, A. Stewart; po-
Roadsters-Brood
,
► T
in, r ,. Decker R e
nub) t 1'• IlaU
o s l b ar is t valeta t,tt: u 3I t
, pt
Jr.. Thompson Brod; to 1, J. Decker Kathleen O'Brien; garden carrots, X.
Jr.. Thos. 1lurr.ty • .bret. year old, D. O'Brien,, It. Marriott, 0, Rodger; par -
Douglas & Son; N.'A ttsoat: two yea;'snips 11'. 1 illi:uns, M. Doupe. Elsie
old J. Gettler. S. Collins; one year old ' I'xldharu; cucumbers, A. Stewart, O.
S. Collins, J, Deckrer..r. ; ^ir.glr road--
ster, \Vine I3roc1:, M. Ile, U, tio'slding
span roadsters, 11 nu. \1"tritael.
Deoker, Sr., Jos, Ra.'; s !sidle leorse,
3, B. Elliott, Win. Bede; !Pet Wise
or colt in class, D. Douglas 4L Son.
Carriage -Brood Mare, E. et . Der -
re ;
er-re; foal, J. I ., ls'llicit; three year old.
lEl, Hanson; two year old, J, Dente'
Sr., Geo.. McCullough; single cine- ere
horse, J, Pridhaiu, Roy Kirk,1 am.
Sinclair; lady enter, D. ttoa l .nee;
best horse or colt in class, B. Hansel...
Special by Jas. More for boys jade.-
ing a class of draught Horses by score
card. Wm. Routley, Jno. Thompson,
Geo. Kemp,.
F. A. 'Taylor special for best light
horse or colt, ill Douglas & Son.
Judge -W. R. Elliott.
CATTLE
auger late Mune; pumpkin, E. Pride
ham. Wm. Ttoadbouse, A. Stewart;
watermelon. E. Pridharu; citron, Wil-
lie taupe, K. O'Brien, II, I'4iynter;
onions, I., Marriott, T.: Marriott, I.
O'Brien; tomatoes, L. Marriott, Elsie
Pridham. W. Williams; Northern Spy
apples, L. McCurdy, Lt, Gunning. T.
Marriott; Bing' pf Tompkins, Bare
i, ierite .Doupe. Ruth Menne; apron,
L. Marriott, Al, Sweitzer, Dorothy
ltyott; buttonholes, E. Pridham, Ruby
Marriott; cookies, E. Pridham, Ruby
Mania t. L. Marriott.; soda biscuits,
Verde Moore, K. O'Brien, It, glare
riott; light cake, L. Marriott, Verde
Moore, Velma Doupe; dressed doll, 33.
Railee, Rd. Lingard, J3. Ross; bouquet
of flowers. 1T. Sweitzer, W. Williams,
K. O'Brien; 'largest hens' eggs, M.
Doupe. L. Marriott, E. Pridham; ,col.
Shorthorn -One year old bull, R. L of postage stamps, R. Menne, I. M.
Berry ; ; patchwork -quilt, special, lid.
Lingerie; watercolor, special, Elsie
Pridham; blood beets, A. Stewart,
Williams, E. Pridham,
;taloa Downey special for five lbs.
of butter, Dawson Bros.;
W. G,teiedd special for best Dairy
cow. I. Marshall, ' i.. Atkinson.
Ladies Institute. Kirkton, for best
collection baking, E. Sweitzer.
A. H. Zurbrigg special for best loin -
shall, , on pie, Mrs, J. Williams, Sirs. Nathan
Tolled Angus -Aged bull, D. Foster, Doupe
one year old bull, I. Marshall, 0. i Concluded on Page 5
Switzer; two ;year old heifer, It. See
ves,; best animal in class.. D. Foster.`—
Holstein-Mileh cow, I. Marshall, D.1 WHALES .
Foster; one year old heifer, I. Mare
shall; heifer calf, I, Marshall; best I Pretty Wedding. -A. ;very pretty
animal in class, I. Marshall. wedding took place.on Wednesday
Hereford -Milch cow, J. Delbridge, 29th ult, at the residence of Mr. and
J. Hooper & Son; one year old heifer, 'Mrs William Ogden, when their on -
J. Delbridge 1 & 2; bull calf,' 3. ly daughter Vera Lorraine, was un -
Hooper & Son, J. Delbridge; heifer' iced in ,marriage to Mr. Earl Roy Neil,
calf, J. Hooper & Son; best animal" seconc' son sof Mr. and Mrs. F. H.
in class, J. ,Hooper i son.. Nes of Luca,. The bride, who was
Grade Cattle-Mileh cow, Chas. At-- given away by her father, was very
Stinson, R. D. Hunter; two --sear old' becomingly attired in a silk crepe de -
heifer, W m. Henna 1 & 2; one year chine gown trimmed with silk - had -
old heifer, Wm. Bann'a, 1 & 2; steer : ow Iace ,and seed pearls, with Juliet
calf. J. Delbridge; two year old steer cap and ,veil, and carried a shower
ft. ,D1 Hunter 1 & 2; one year old bouquet of bridal roses and lily -of -the
steer, J..Delbridge ; fat cow or heifer' valley. Mendelssohn's wedding march
3, Delbridge; fat ox or steer, St. D. wa- played by Miss Rhea Bailley of
Hipster; best animal in class, 1e. 'D. Kirkton who also played Loh-engrin's
Runter, I arida' chorus during the signing of
Judge -Thos. algal, Bradford. •
i oe the register; 'The ceremony was
SHEE' t performed by the Rev. F. C. ieyott
of bixkton. beneath- an arch of ::ver -
Oxford Downs -Aged ram, J. Mor- green • and roses. The groom•'s gift
phet; one year old ram, Jos. Mounn to the bride was a pearl and, diamond
tai, 1 & 2 ;ram lamb, J. Morphet J. pendant and to the' pianist,' a gold
Mountain;. ewe, Jos. Mountain, J. wristlet. After the ceremony a
Morphet; shearling ewe, Jos, Moan- , dainty luncheon was served on the
tai, 1 '& 2; ewe lamb, J. Morphet, J. lawn ilk a. marque, draped with tri
Mountain, I eolai eo bunting, flags and autumn
Lo eicester-Ewe, G. Penhale, 1 & 2; 'eaves arid the tables were presided
shearling ewe, ,Geo. Penh'ale ovei by the choir of St. Paul's Church
Lincolns -Geo. Penhale swept the Kirkton which the bride.was organ-
li t. i,st The happy couple left, .amid.
Grade -Aged ewe, J. Morphet 1 & showers of confe:ttia for Toronto, Ni -
2; shearling'ewe, '. Alorphet 1 & 2; agent Falls and Eastern points, the
ewe lamb, J. 'Morphet 1 '& 2;• fat bride travelling in a naw y blue serge
sheep, 'Jos. Mountain, _G., Pienhale, military suit with smart black velvet
Judge -Geo. Kemp. ' hat, Or their return Mr. and Mrs.
IIOGS , Neil will reside near Lucan. Guests
• were present from:Montreal,: Toronto
Yorkshire -Aged boar, C. Barnett;London. Woodstock, , Dutton- Wing-
aged sow, Garnet Miners; 1915 boar, han, ana other places.
Garnet 'Miners; 1915"sow, '�G. Miners,
n Bros. swept the
Fred Hopkins Chas enlisted. as a
73erkshire-Dawso $ o P soldier and 'is now training .int London
lista. i -Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Baker of Lion's
Tamworth -'R, Douglas'& Son swept ,Head a 'visiting this week with his
the list. brothel Arthur. -Wen. ,Tookey pent
Judge -'R. Delbridge ' Sunday here .the guest of Wm. liodg
POULTRY 'eon. -Mrs. Milton. Dale is sick and :on
Light Brahinas, Geo. Graham; fined'to het bed. -Mr. and Mn.s'Wm,
chicks. G. •Graham; Minoroas, black Morley .were. presented with a baby
rose 'comb, (R. N. Shier 1 & �2; chicks girl on ,Sept. 26th. -Mr. Albert Gunn -
R, 'N Shier 1 '& 2; Partridge rocks, :,iizg who ,bas been,on�' the sick list
W: Yule; Plymouth Meeks, white, R. i.s" improving , land out again.. Roy.
Douglas '& Sons; -chicks. R. Dot'iglaa Lampkin and 'sister who were, guests
"'Sons; 'Plymouth Rocks, barred, W. at Vera •Ogden's wedding visited here,
Yule. G. "Graham;. chicks, W. Yule 1) for a few days. -Mr. John. Parkinson
& 2, silvei• pencilled Wyandottes,' T. is holding his .auction ";sale Wednesday
Murray ; Columbian Wyandotte, Geo. and I-lenry Squire Thursday.:' Both
Graham;: white Leghorns, D. Douglas men are giving:,up farmingg.and going
&'son ; E. W. Berry,; cl icliseD. Doug- to• live in .tgwn•-Anniversary .. ser
las & Son. -E. W. Berry; brown Let
Lag- vice; twill be held,here and Sunday .he ^
horns, J. White & Sons 1 & 2; chicks, 17th, at` 110,30 and 7. Singing( by the
J. White & Sons 1 & 2; Jioudans, choir of .a special • character, and a
chicks, G. 'Graham; white Orphington, thane; offering to be taken. -Farmers
Mar -
Hunter; Milch cow, R. D, Hunter;
two year old heifer, le. D. Bunter;
one year old heifer, R. D, liunter 1 &
2; bull calf, R. D. Hunter, Thos.
Brook; heifer ca7:f,B. D. Bunter; best'
animal in. class, R. D. Bunter.
Jersey -Milch cow, D. Thompson;
two }year old heifer, I. Marshall, D.
Thompson; one year old heifer, D.
Thompson; heifer calf, D. Thompson
1 &:2; best animal in canis. 3.
liquor case an on p ea ing guilty was
seateneed to ten days
d I d
y , il. Had it
IWe, the undersigned, hereby agree
to close our places of business each
evening during the week at six
o'clock sharp, ,with the exception of
Saturday evening, beginning Novem-
ber 1st.
Sy& Davis J. A. Stewart
rte. W, Taman G. R. Bedford
Peter F a
S
3` aiC 47
, Martin & -
y
San
W. J.7Secr
Jones
May
Grigg Stationery Co. 'Wm. Rivers
U. W. F. Beavers T. Hawkins & :Son
W. J. Beaman - R. Nt, Rowe
Jas, Beverley
•
BIRTHS
Deming -In Dashwood, on Oct. 3rd:.
tc. Mr and Airs. Fred Dearing, a
son
Morley -In Usborne, Sept 26, to Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Morley, a daughter,
Brown -Ir. Stephen, on Sept. 74 • tc
slr and Mrs. W. Brown, a sen;
Gillies --In Exeter, ,an Oct. 3, to Mi
ansi sirs Percy Gilkes, a daughter.
eles-key- At Hensel, on Sept. 23:_
s#a and Mrs. William Mackay,
daughter.
Elliot --At Stanley, on Sept. '8, :1
Mt anti Mrs. J.Y. Elliott, adau .--
-tet
til ARRIAGEa
eel -Ogden -At Whalen, Sept.e9t
1y
Vert Lorraine, daughter of Air. end'
Mrs Wm. Ogden, to Earl R. Nell, .
sot of Mr, and Mrs. F. H. Neil of
Luca,
ones--Holman••=•In Egmondville, on
Sept 29 Rene, daughter of $r, G,
14 Holman of
E o
d'
m
n
�, 'grille. to Mr.
11'ilii:im J. Jones of Watford.
-o-.--
DEATHS
atvden-ie Ridgetown, on Sept, 330
Mart Webber, wife of fir. Joseph
Bee dee of Exeter, aged 73 wears,
xeter Bargain Store
Shoes and Clothing
ALL
BOOTS AND
.
SHOES
ROES
Noe that Wold wet weather is coming the boys anti girls require goas".
strong shoes to keep them dry. We :gave them lots of styles,
BIG VARIETY IN MEN'S :tea) WOMIEN'S SHOES -Patent, Gu,
Metai. Doagola, Box -calf, besides ell the heavier styles.
OUR PRICES on Boots and short are absolutely the lowest,
TRY A PAIR OF ASTORIA etithEe fox ,men
TOT SHIRTS --We have hist st,etevas' a big ,delpnient or Men's fine
.i'oi' Shirts
CLOTHING. -How about that fall Suit or Overcoat. See our made -
to -measure samples. They will int ;rest you
B. W. F. Beavers.
RE -,SOLVE D
LATE ALVAY64 KEEP
BOTH LYES` OPEN
LOOKING OUT FOR,
600 TI -I IN4 S
FOR, OUR,
C-VA.CroME R,
LADIES' WINTER COATS
In rthe newest military ef-
fects , with -the new flare skirts
and belted models. Every .:oat
is well 'tailored and the cloths
are the newest . weaves and
shades, -
LADIES TAILORED SUITS
Let us stake your order ''or
ar up-to-date man -tailored iuit
We guarantee -a perfect fit and
use the .best of trimmings. and
linings. Get our prices.
SWEATER COATS '
In such a variety of collars.
in the - mew - two-way collars
These coats are made from the
best yarns; and are priced at
$5.00; other lines at .$1.50,52.75
and $3.50. ,
DINNER SETS
At the 'following prices.-
Peacock Milan 97 pee. $10.00
Davis -rose -stock pat. .97p.$12.50
Genoa r• ditto, $18.50
Mildale ditto; .. $17.00
White & Gold Aust. china $35.00
401
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YOUNG MEN'S OVERCOATS
We have a wonderful showing
of Winter Overcoats for young
men and men 'this season, Buy'
your coati early this sea-
son while we have your size
and such a fine range to choose
from
BOYS' & MEN'S CLOTHING
Boys' and men's new' clothing
that we are showing for fall
and winter ,is full of snaps and
vim We are fortunate to be
able to show you such good
clothes at so low, a price.
COLORED UNDERSKIRTS.
For $1.50 you can buy an
underskirt that we guarantee not
to fade or rap and will give sat-
isfactory wear or your money
will be cheerfully refunded. Ask
to see them. .
WARM UNDERWEAR
For men, Penman's Fleeced -
Lined, each 50c
HeaV-yetneight Penman's Fleec-
ed Lined 750
Natura wool, Penman's
$1.25, $1,35, $1.50
Combination, all sizes
$3.00, $3.50, $4.00.
P HONE 16 J.
A. STEWART
PE-IONE 16