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EXETER :1\'iARI<E'1'S
Changed ,Each Wednesdays
Wheat 2.10
Ontario Oats„..,. -55
Barley° s.. ..95to 1,10
Family Flour 5.80
Low grade flour 3.25
Shorts .,. 42,00
Brea + y ..36.00
Creamery Butter 17
Dairy Butter ,,. 38 to 40
30
Lardp31
Potatoes er peck5
Tay, per ton 10l 0 to 1.2.00
1 -fogs „ .,. ,. 17.75.
USED FORD FOR SALE. -In first
class !comclit'on, four new tures r Ap-
ply to F. M. BOYLE, E*etelr,
Iw1E\r WANTED FOR A'TU.NITION
WORK •
A number of good reliable men
can secure steady employment on
Munition Work, Apply to
The Robt, Bell Engine &
Thresher Co., Limited
Seaforth, Ont.
AGENCY FOR THE WATKIN'S
LINE. -Having taken over the Wat-
kin's Agency from Mr. J. E. Gould
of Hensall I am .;prepared to do
business with all the old customers
and others : wvho have not previously
caused the products I will be pleased
to interest also. A full line now in
Gtocic' Goods can be procured at
residence at any drilla,. A full line of
Linaments Cough Remedies, Spices
tad Extracts, Toilet Articles always
On hand. Phone orders promptly at-
tended to. Phone 43 Exeter.
WM. ANDREW,
Travelling Salesman, Exeter, Ont,
BREEDERS
Auction Sale
OF VALUABLE FARM STOCK
en Lat 17, Concession 6, STEPHEN
1 1-2 miles mortar of Crediton
on WEDNESDAY, OCT. 24, 12;30
o'clock sharp, -
HORSES
1 draught brood mare, 9 -year old,
in foal to French Giron; 1 Clyde mare
rising '3 -years, got by King, O'Gowvrie
1 Clyde gelding, rising 2 -years, got bS-
-Charming P,rince.; 1 driving mare, ches
nut ,10 -Years old; 1 hackney sucking
calt, chestnut.
30 PURE BRED SHORTHORNS
comprising 24 young cows and heifers
'some with calves at foot, others with
'calf; 6 good ,youn:g bulls, all of
choice breeding.
OATALOGUE ON APPLICATION
16 CHOICE GRADE SHORTHORNS
5, cows in calf, to freshen, early after
Jan ,1st; 3 yearling ste ers; 2 good
yearling heifers; 3 goad heifers, 1 -yr:.
old; 3 choice spring !calves.
HOGS
2 broad sows, 1 litter of suckling
pigs.
TERMS -Cash, or seven months'
credit on approved ;joint notes, with
6 per cent. per annum added.
There will be i,a reserve.
H. OESTREICHER & SONS
Proprietors, Crediton, Ont.
FRANK TAYLOR, :Auct.
CAPT. T. E. ROBSON, Auctioneer.
Auction Sale
100 HEAD CHOICE DURHAM
CATTLE
on Lot 3, Con. 4, B1areshard, half
mile east of ti rkton, on Wednesday,
October 17, 1917, at one o'clock sharp
5 cows. with ,calves at feat.
5 cows due tta calves at time of sale
6 cows due an November
4 cows due in, December
These cows are from the choice
herds of Jas. Gardiner, Chas. Atkiin-x
son, Phil. Blackler, Hector Taylor,
Archie Rabrran,
Etc
20 two -yr steers 1100 to 1200 lbs.
20 two -yr -old steers 1000 to 1100 ib
20 yearling. steers
10 yearling heifers
10 spring calves
Thi is the finest herd of cattle I
base eve: offered' for sale, and will
be positively ;sold !without 'reserve,
and every cow sold will he strictly
guaranteed
Two heivy draught sucking colts
sired by Pacific will also be afferet9
for sale
Terms -Seven months' credit will be
given on approved joint notes with
4 per cent.
ALFRED PAUL, Prop.
PERRY F. DO UPE, Auct.
Attu•,n Sale
4
LQQAL.DOMs.
The very frequent rains of the last
two weeks. are delaying tlue potato'
and bean hat:vest, but the; !and is fide
for, ploughing,
--Vis--..
Call at the nsill eon ruse clean brant
for baking.
1-1OUSE TO RENT. --Apply ro .11rs.
Wm, Hawkshaw, ;Exeter,
LOST, -On Saturday (evening Sept
29th a gold stick Din, Ji ars asic e shape
valued as a keepsake, Kindly leave at
this office and !receive reward.
LITTLE PIGS!- WANTED --Will buy
a number of little pigs at"once,-Geo.
Arrri,strong, Exeter,
In order to ;cut djowni the cost of
living use more porridge, Try
VVHEATL' E'1'S made by Harvey Brae.
It may not be quite, so white as some
other makes but it cooks better and
certainly eats right, Use with cream
and sugar.
'ESTRAY CATTLE
Thera strayed from the premises of
the undersigned, Lot 6, Can, 4, Step-
hen,' four two-year olds, ane greyish
white heifer, Any Person giving in-,
formation that will lead to their re-
covery well 'be suitably rewarded.
WM, MOFFATT, Centralia,
Auction Sale
OF FARM, FARM ,STOCK, IMPLE-
MENTS R HOUSEHOLD
E FECTS
There will be ,sold by public Auc-
tion, on Lot ,18, Cam. 2, Stephen, an
FR1'DAY, OCTOBER -19," 1917
At 1 o'clock, 'the following property:
Hearses-,Bra:od' mare 10 yrs_ old
supposed to be in foal; Percheron
gelding, 5 years told, black; driving
mare 10 vears old, quiet. and reliable.
Cattle -Cow, supposed to ,be in calf
heifer, supposed tarbe int calf; choice
pair 2-y'ear-old 'steers; one year old
steer, spring calf.
About 60 young hens and chickens
10 geese. •
Implements -Massey -Harris binder, 6
ft. cut; 'McCormick mower, 5 ft, cut;
sulky rake 10 ft.; wagons, bobsleighs,
set diamond harrows, ga•ngplo.y, hay
rack, gravel ;fro-, pig rack, :. fanning -
mill, v,±eel2arrow, root `pulper, set
double harness, set single harness
Cockshut'c roller, steel drum, new;
wagon box; walking plow, bug-
gy, cutter, tsetsffler, light wagon,
50 sap buckets, blankets, robes, grain'
bags, fence stretcher, forks, chains,`
shovels, hoes, ww-hiffletrees, and other
article:: too numeho'us-itoo mention; al-
so number of cedar posts, acre tur-
nips, potatoes, 7 (hives bees, 'Collie
dog.
_There, will also', be sold at the same
time and place 50 acres of pasture)
land being West 'half of Lot 6, North
Town Line,' Stephene There are on
the premises a never failing well of
water with wind mill, also good fen-
ces.
Terms -Real estate made known on
day of sale. 'Chattels, All sums of
$10 and under cash; over that amount
12 months' credit on furnishing ap-
proved joint notes. 4 per cent. off
for cash on credit amounts.
W. E. Sanders, C. Robinson,
Proprietor Auctioneer.
OF FARa2I FARMYI ,STOCK,
MANGOLDS & IMPLEMENTS
on Lot 27,, Com 14, Hibbert, Town-
ship, onTuesday, October 16, at 1
o'clock sharp, the .:1ollawwrin.g,
Horses -2 mares 5 yr -old, agricult'l ;-
driving mare, 'quiet and reliable far
lady to drive.
iGattle-6 'cows ,supposed to be• in
calf; 3 steers 2 -yr -old; 4 heifers, two
year old; 2 heifers one-year old; 6
calves, Also. 17 -geese and 100 hens
and pullets, and a Quantity of hay and
13 drills of inangolds.
Implements -I. Mikado buggy, �jnew ;
(raga is and box, geoid top buggy, open
'buggy bobsleighs, cutter, riding plow
news a used tidying (pionh 2 walking
e
,• seeder,
rel
plows, dust,; cultivator, s e ,
rattler, sc_flaer harrows,
binder, er
,
mo-
wer,
ho, ss rake set of scales, aanaing
mill se. double harness, set single
I:are:ass set slings and ropes, hay-
rack, r i o i vise, sap pan, buckets, 2
iron kettles, fence ;wise, grindstone,
svh,eelstu row, ladders, • whiffletrees,
n,eckyoitcs, chains, forks, shoveJs,hoes
tree ereaani separator, ,coakstave,;kit-
e,hen cupboard, 2 rocking chairsnihneti
Wardrobe, twlto IoungeS, and other.ar-
tiCle; too numerous to mention`.
Real N s[ate-Ciansilsti,ml, of Nort h
half Lot 15, concession 5, Hay Tos4n-
ship . co:ilainin4 50 acres pastureland
Terms -Of Real Estate, made knoWn
on day - o{ sale. 01 Chattels- Sures
of 35 and tinder cash„ ow=er that arn-
' outwt 12 months' credit ; iivcn on ap-
proved notes. A discount of iiveiper
cents per annul -it off for cash on. credit
amounts,
GEORGE`1408KIRK, Prop,
THOS- CAMERON, Alict.
Auction Sale
OF VILLAGE PROPERTY ' AND
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
on Albert Street, Exeter, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13th, 1917
at 1,30 ia'clock, the following, -
Village Property -A one and a half
storey frame ;house in good repair,.
e- o
and i
n n fifth acre of land, situate on
corner e
h or -
ne,, ofaanles and Albert '
J lber Sts.
There are on. the premises a good
stable, and nearly All kinds of fruit
trees and bushes. ,
Effects -Walnut parlor suite, good
DiohertY organ, '2 -bedroom suites, one
of walnut; sideboard, oak extension
table, 2 rocking chairs; arm :'chair,
-kitchen chairs; 1 National range, one -
Garland Heater, good as dew, one
coal oil 'stove; clock; carpets, mats,
crocks. dishes. Also carpenter's tools
bucksaw ,And horse, .quantity of old
lumber and scantling, 'and a few ced-
ar posts. :And many other articles,
Terms -Chattels, Cash; real estate
made known on day of sale,
W. H. MARTYN, Prop.
C W. ROBINSON, Auct.
Auction Sale
The Exeter Canning C,o will, start
the corn pack this week., being much
later than usual.
Pte Brown has 'been quite i11 dur-
ing the. week. 1 -Es ,soon, Plc, 1Villiaant.
Brown was home for the hof day,
Mr, Lee Wi,tson has purchased the
frame dwelling '.aa the :corner of Car-
ting uoyl Ann Streets, fnom Mr, A,
Cottle.
Monday was Thanksgiving DaY---anel
quite the quietest santl clrearest' day
of the year, Still, that's no, reason
why we should not be thankful .
11r Gomer, who has been account
ult act 'the Exeter branch( of the Banlc
of Commerce for the pas, '6 months,
has receesse#d notice Of transfer to
Orangeville, and 'expects to leave for
that place next:,v,'e;ek:
The Harvest Home Thanksgiving
Services in, James Street church on
Sunday were bright anal interesting,_
Rev. W. G. H. McAlister, former
paStor preached ed
interesting esernians
and his; many friends were pleased to
hear hini again. The church was veii•y
nicely decorated and the music ww-as
of a special nature, • '
At thwe meeting Hasty week it 'was
decided by those present from, the
Methodist churches to cnyite the
Johnston party to Exeter to conduct
an evangelistic, campaign commencing
November 1.1th. The invitation has
been accepted. Officers elected are,-;
B W. F. Beavers, chairman; J. U.
Jones, vice; T. Harvey, Treas.; W, -S,
1-larvej-, Sec, The ,rink will likely be
engaged far thie'meetirtgs.
At a special vestry meeting of „the
Trivitt Memorial Church, held -in the
School Hall on We.dnesday night of
last week, it was decided„ ta. raise the
salary of the reactor, Rev. A. A., Trum-
per. the same taking affect the first
of October of this yean. It 'was ,also
decided to ,make a canvas of the Par-
ish to strengthen the missionary giv-
ings. The matter ofchanging the
date .of the financial _year of the
church from APs -ii ,15th, to that.: of
the 31st of December, was discussed
and while there were good:' and just
reasons for making sure 'change, the
matter. however, was left in abeyance
for further consideration, •
HOME FROM THE WAR.- 2 vo
men of this district returned home
tnam France this seeelr. Pte. 'Rourke
of St. 'Marys, : 4tli Ct \f, R wounded
at the Somme and: also at _Ypres,
Also Pte. ilolris L. Webber bE Zur-
ich, 2nd Pioneers, wounded at Vimy
Ridge, and again back of the lines in
an air raid.
OF FARM STOCK: & IMPLEMENTS
60 Head of ;Choice Cattle
on. Lot 10, Con. 8,.-, Stephen, 1 1-4
miles ,vest of Crediton, on, Tuesday
October 23rd, 1917, ,at .12.00 o'cl,ock.
sharp, the followvin;g ,property,--
Horses-1
property,-Horses-1 gelding, 4 -yr old, broke
1 gelding, 3 -yr --old, broke; 1 filly, 3 -
yr. old; 1 gelding, 2 -yr old; 1.driv-
ing ; mare; ',.
Cattle -12 caws in'calf, ranging 3 tib'
8 years; •3 fresh ,caws, 2 three-year
old heifers, dune time of sale; 6 tea -
year old steers; 5 two=year old hell
ers ; 6 one-year old steers; 5 one-`
year old heifers; 1 -two-year :Durham
btII ,1 registered rte ed
Hereford
bull, 2 -yr
old 20 calves
Pigs --2 saws due in December, 1
sow due in January,
Implements. -._McCormick binder, Mc
Cormick ((rower, clover lunches', wag -
cm, wagon box, 2 set bobsleighs, scat-'
ter, 10-1t. horse rake; 7 -ft horse rafcc
rid in pyo\ 2 walling Ptows sat 1•a,.
rtron(' harrows . 3 -has -se
, y hay" loader,
Frost & Wood cultivator, sneclnr 'at-
tached ;
it-tached; 12 hoe drill; 2 garigiploivs;`
Massey -Harris cutting Wax; dischar-
row ;
arrow; -cultivalor; 2 hay racks,
pi.g,.
rack, buggy pol;e, Daisy grinder, rol-
ler c ishe, p r turn(,.. drill Massey two-
!nurse 'dorii •snuffler. Other articles(
tab numerous to mentian..
Term:s---Sums` o,f :$1.0 anal under -cash
o -ser that amount 11. months' credit
or. furnishing approved Joint. notes,
4 pet cent 'off fat -cash inlieu o(:-
notes; ff elry'thiing goes •
W. HILL, 'Pop
R. T. LUKE; L Acct.
\Ir. Frank Mallett was up from Lon
don over Sunday. "
Miss Olive Woad of London was
home for the holiday,
Mr ,Oliver Davis was name. from
Zurich for the holiday: ,
Latimer Grieve of Toronto was
home over the holiday.
Mr. Walter Dearing of Landon was
a hialiday visitor (aw 'town. -
Mr Wes, Lamport of London spent
_Monday Jiere with ,friends. -
Mr. Will 'Amus of- Stratford spent
the holidays at his ,home! here.
\•Ir Hellyar of Toronto visited this
week with Mr. James Beverley.
Miss : Hatham of London visited ov-
er Sunday with Mrs. McAvoy.
Miss Stella Gregory of Chatham, was
at he;r hrame here far the. holiday.sl:
• Miss Gladys 'IKestle 'of near Hamil-
ton was home over the week end.
Mr, Bert Gillies of Walkerville was.
aholiday visitor with his ,parents.,
Mr: Calepian Maacur of: Peterboro;
visited this week .with his parents,
Iius Fanny Bowey of London. spent'
Sunday and Monday at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M+onctir after a
here returned to Taranto. this week,
Mr. Garvey Acheson of St, Thomas
spent Thanksgiving at his hornc here,
'Ms. Victor Sweet nt Windsor spent
Thanksgiving with his parents here.
Mrs. I. 'Armstrong .and Miss May
were in Luckniow over the holiday.
Mr. Nelson Hill of 'Windsor spent
Thanksgiving with his parents here,
Mr. • Russell _I. Russ t B11 wv'
i _ Balkwill ,of :Sarnia was
bare with hes parents over the hall
day.
Mr. Harry ;Fuke. of Parkhill was
here with his' parentis .,over the ; holi -
day.
Mrs. Gaodisoat andeTwo children, of
Sarnia _visited at Mrs. D.''Johns' over
Sunday ="
Mr•. G. W. 1Htalnuan of Egnr)andville;
visited with ,relatives here ,;over the
holiday, _
Mr. and Mrs,, (Chris Teal ;Ind child-
ren of London visited with, Dr. and
Mrs" Reid.
Mr_ and Mrs, J a Inwood and
daughter of London visited- here aver:
the week end.
\rr: Bricksysaad and ;daughters of
London spent -,a fe:w days in town -
during ;the week.
Ansi kb's. Arthur Hoskins of
Brantford visited with friends here
during the week,
ivh: and Mrs:, Frank Hunt •af Lon-
don visited at i\'Lr. "I: Armstrong's ov-
er MYTanday night.
'Nils Earl Spackman, of Guelph spent.
the holiday here with his. father, Mr.
Ilug.h Spackman.
Mar, and Mrs. Chas. Percy and Miss
Rose .of London. spent Thanksgiving
at Mr. W J. Bissett's.
Mrs. Frank Oke and son of 'Toronto
•;
wi sted with Mrs. Clark over the holi-
day, returning- Tuesday evening.
M'rs. Arthur Honor, .nee M.abel'lilem:p
and son of Fort George, Hudson Bay,
are visiting al ,Mr. HC E,,,,lustoln,s,"
ivIi, and Mrs. Alex. Stewart and
children
oI London ondoaw were week end
guests of 'Vrr. And iklrs'e.Wm.. Creech;
\Ir, and Mrs. 'Loouis.•lacobs and fam-
ily of '.[ i.tc.hener visited over the hol-
iday with'elr, and Mrs Jiohnr Jacobs.
My, and Mrs: N, Q. Hein' and \Lr,
and Mrs M. E. Matheson. of Norwich
were holiday visitors at yr. Jaynes
1'Iel`rt:y,
'
7avis left irn
Wednesday
y
t'sr `i'tfi•nlicrrry Towvii:s'hi.p, near Witng-
!land where he will visit for a few
wwceks,,
e
,1V d :a have :
Mr, -air, Mrs', E Clarke 1 'tv re-
turned to Chicago, after a visit with
•tlae former's parenits, !alts and Mrs;
Thomas Clarke of ;Usbornc.
A. HASTINGS,
Agent for
CanadaLrife Assurance Co
m anv
Also Eire and Accident Tristirance
Money to Loan on Farm Property
EXETER; ON T7
P E ON IT 1N O 32'-
• •' P
ON •. . .
en s Fall anw.
inter
Ovrcoa-ts.:-
In .suite of th,e present • high cost of Woollens, by ,wnalcing heavy pur-
chases of
ur-chasesof these limes a year in advance, we are able to sell 'our - big
stock. of'Men,'s ,Overcoats at the same price as last 'winter. These Coats
are all ..made., of .goloid, lrf:avy Cla`hs in the leading ,Fall Shades with eith-
er 'Shawl or Military Collar. We in,vibe you to pomeini.,and see the val-
ues we are offering in these Coats,.
THE ,LINES BELOW WILL INTEREST MANY
MEN'S BLACK BEAVER OVERCOATS wvitlr Velvet Collar for best wear
A few left at positively_ old prices.
MEN'S NAVY BLUE SUITS in fide. Serges at 315.00 to ` $22.50
MEN'S FINE TWEED OR WORSTED SUITS in •a21 the latest calors.
Also big ran.ge;'Men's Suits -eta be sold cheap far 'every clay .wear.
MEN'S FAWN OR TWEED RAINCOATS -best English make, just the
thing ,for Fall at from, 36,75 up.
FITWELL AND WALTHAUSEN :SOFT FELT HATS for Men, All the
lates-t- styles. Also add Hats forisr4ack-abaut.
YOUTHS' OVERCOATS in beautiful cloths in Swagger Styles, We :have
a : fine range of these. coats to fit big School ,Bays,.
LITTLE 'BOYS' OVERCOATS -often hard to get. We have then in
nifty belted or plain styles. We advise you to buy these early, as'
we cannot replace these lines at anything near the price.
BOYS' SUITS AND ODD BLOOMERS GALORE, in goad wearing suits,
Sanford's or :Lion Brand. Scores of suits to :choose from:
SHOE AND RUBBER DEPT.
A few more linh.s of Empress Shoes to, clear :at $3.00 and 5,3.50.
All heavy ,and light rubbersare its. Buy' your supply early as. prices are
very uncertain,. A full range :at' Rubber Boots for Men, Wonieen and
Clrildrera,,si. cSee our lime of Men's Work Shores, before buying, as they
are at prices the same as last rFa,ll, '
ONES & MAY
Haadquartssris for the celebrated W. E. Sanford' Clothing
• Miss Gladys Bissett was in Clinton
•ower Sunday,
Mr. Clarence' ;Morley of the Mol -
sons Bask staff • there,. has been mov-
ed to St. Marys,
Miss Ethel and Miss Beatrice Quick
af. Lcrhdon ,visited_ at Mr, W. H. Dear-
ing's..ow•es the iialiiday, -
Miss Mary 'A. Tom left on Monday
for Toledo, where she intends 'spend-
ing several months with her brother,
Mr. Frank Toni.
Mr. and llrs.' Jarvis Dicics;a,t of
Chatham and Miss Annie Terry ,of
Landon visited Mr. 'and Mrs, M,• E.
Gardiner during the. week.:
Corn Growers
Farmers" who are growing corn, for
the Exeter Canning \Company „will
please bring in ,'.cobs when they, will
be advised when .ta make.; deli.iery.
t. Help wanted as soon as factory
starts.
`' S M. Sanders, Manager,
Auction. Sale
OF FARM. FARM STOCK, HAY„
MANGOLDS &• IMPLEMENTS.
There will be offered for sale by
public Auctipn on Liot 23, Coil 91
Usborne, on
THURSDAY, OCT. 25th, 1917:
At 1' ia'ciock sharp' the following,;-
Htotrses-,Brood ;pare, Agri., 9 yrs.
old; 2 rgeldings, A,grit, 6 and 7 years
old; filly, Agri., 2 ,yrst . ol'd pair: colts
Agri., year old; driving mare; 7 •yisl;
Cable-Re:gistere•d Shorthorn bull, 3
yrs. ,old; caw, !due. ,attime of ,sale; 2
cows slue,in Feb, ; 6 cows due, i,n Mch.
April ant May ;. 3 stleers- 2 yrs.'fo,id;
5 'Heifers ,2; ;yrs. ial;cir, 5 s�te<ets 1 yr.
akl; 2scalps,
Piga. Etc: -Slow with, litter at foot;
Yorkshire hog, 6,im;os, sold; 10 young
geese an;cl 25 'young ducks:
•Quantity .hay in stacks; 30 -rows of
0o mangolds.
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s. :
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ImPlements-2lumber vagons, dem
act-at, • ,top -buggy, 2-furnowv • riding
plow; single ftrrraw'.riidin'g plow, disc,
seeder, set harrows; 4 sections; heavy
double harness, ta,etir; mower; cutting
box,horsepower set -clotiiile harness,
'used;. 2 iron kettles, road scraper, set
sling ropes, licirkssIshovels hoes, gi_ti
hags and, many other
A130 Pan/1:1114Y c1s
bar,
puler,
cOntaiiiiig 5t 'scree of grass
land; = fernadc1`, with, !glood Wire
re
r
fencw�ng; wwrll drained; well ,1nd ;sv.;
wi,d•
mill,
and all_;seedecfa grass,
Terms :-
li al estate made known
on day of sale; Chattels, 35 and. under
cash; over ' that 'amount 1.2 rnfa,nths'
credit pan`fu.r,teishing approved joint
Notes,,;5..'per cent; off for cash ern
credit am,otteits,
P,nsiticely no- ,reserve as (hc propri-
etor -is', retiring 1E'om farm�lni;,
FRED HUNT<Is'f,, T. CAMERON_
Proprietor Auc t i ffsed, r
cw Fall Spit
TAILORED TO ORDER
WILL BE FAR MORE BECOMING
YeiCostNo.--More
We have a large; ,number of New
Fall Suits and ',Overdoati,ngs that wait
your arrival -a wide assortment of
Fashion's .Chosen ,colors, -soft -hand-
snm•e Browns, and beautiful Greys of
all shades.
OUR ASSORTMENT OF
Ladies' Suitin ` s
k the Finest we have ever had. The
studied exactness in measuring and
bec,ominig designing of our Tailored
to -Order Clothes produces a com-
pleteness of (fritting and a pleasitn,g-
aess of appearance that a ready-made
can never hope; .to 'equal. No Lady
knows.. -haw weld phe'can, appear in a
Suit ar Coat until • she has one cut to
measure.
OUR STOCK .IS COMPLETE
GIVE USA CALL
N. Sh _ re
LADIES AND GENTS' TAILOR
Stud Upstairs, Opposite the ';entrap
Hotel,
Furniture
and
Undertaking
o. o ROVE
THE FUNER All' DIRECTOR
AND -FURNITURE HEATER
Tea. & Cioffee
Store.
For the , ct oi,cest
groceries, fruits, spices,
teas,cofee and "every-
thrng in the grocery line.
Call and see us, A trial
as to quality will avin=
Ce..r
Produce taken in exchange,
3D Gould
d
Next, The Metropolitan Hotel
Clothn
WE; HAVil EN S'rOCK A NUMBER OF MEN'S AND IIOVS' StIrrS
P
l�#OUt�,�I;I1 BEFOREBEFORETHE RISE IN PRICE: THEY' ARE EXCEPTION= •
L A VALU . V E
,C)12R 'SPECIAL ORDER,SANPLES.. ARHERE, AND
D
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