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C"h tn7e:l Each Wednesday
Wheat 2,10'
tie, .Tao Oats .,,55
B t le 95 to 1;10
5,80
3.25
"42,00
,,36.00
47
40 to 42
Eggs 42
Lard 31,
Potatoes
Pcr peck
„ 35
Hay,, pet ton 10,001 to 12-00.
Bogs 17, ;
1 amily Flour .,
Low grade flour .. ,.....
Bran,
C•ru i .iery Butter . , ..,. .
1aairy Butter
1-IAS'T'INGS
Agent for
Canada Life Assurance Company
Also lire and Accident Insurance,
Money to Loan on Farm Property
EXETER, ONT.
USED FORD FOR SALE. -In first
class con.dittoa, four new tires. Ap-
ply to F. 1'1, BOYLE, Exeter.
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MEN WANTED FOR MUNITION
WORK
A number o good reliable me,n
can. secure steady employment on
:Munition Work. Apply to
The Robt. Bell Engine &'
Thresher CO, Limited
Se.afarth, Ont•
ESTRAY HEIFER. -There strayed
front Lot 4, (Goin 6, Usborne, on oa
about Oct. lst, a yearling heifer, red
With a little white; ,tip of right ear
cut off.' A reward evil' • be given, foi
information that will ,lead to her re-
covery. Albert Mitchell, ,,:Na.. 1
Centralia.
commem
HOUSE TO ,RENT. -Apply to Mrs.
Wm, Hawkshaw, Exeter.
C. W. ROBINSON
Agent, has five Cockshutt Riding
Plows that he will sell at last year's
price. Farmers can save $15 by buy-
ing ,now: Came and get a plow be-
fore they are all gone..
ESTRAY CATTLE
There strayed from the premises of
the undersigned, Lot 6, Con. 4, Step-
hen, four two-year olds, one greyish
white heifer; Any .person giving in-
formation that will •lead to their re-
covery will be suitably. rewarded.
WM. MOFFATT, Centralia.
AGENCY FOR THE WATKIN'S
LINE. -Having taken over the Wat-
kia's Agency from Mr. J. E. Gould
of 1 ensall I am ,prepared to do
business with all the old customers
and others who have not previously
uused the products I will be pleased
to interest also. A full line now in
stock Goads can be procured at
residence at any fiznleu A full line of
Linaments Cough Remedies, Spices
and 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
on Lat 17, Concession 6, STEPHEN
1 1-2 miles north of Crediton
on WEDNESDAY, OCT- 24, 12.30
o'clock sharp,
HORSES
1 draught broad mare, 9 -y -ear r
old,
in ,aa1 toFrench Giron;1C1
Clyde mare
rising 3 -years, got by King O'Gowrie
1 Clyde ,gelding, rising 2 -years, got by
Charming Pince; 1 driving mare, ches
nut .10 -years old; 1 hackney sucking
colt, chestnut.
30 PURE BRED SHORTHORNS
comprising 24 young cows and heifers
same with calves at foot, others with
calf; 6 goad ,young bull, all of
choice breeding.
CATALOGUE ON APPLICATION
16 CHOICE GRADE SHORTHORNS
5 cows in calf, to freshen early after
Jan let; 3 yearling ste ers; 2 good
yearling' heifers; 3 goad heifers, 1 -yr
old; '3 choice spring (calves.
HOGS
2 brood sows, 1 litter of suckling
pigs.
TERMS -;•ash, or seven months'
credit on approved joint notes, with:
6 per cent. p 'r annum added.
There will be ria •reserve.
H. OESTREICHER & SONS
Proprietors, Crediton, Oat,
• FRANK TAYLOR, Auct,
CAP'S.. 'I. E. ROBSON, Auctioneer.
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t•*
,ctaon ale
OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS'
60 Head of Choice. Cattle
on, Lot 10, Con. 5., Stephen, ];' 1-4
mileswest of Crediton on, Tuesday
October Z3rd, 1917, kat 12,00 o'clock
sharp, the fallowing property, -
Horses -7
roperty,-Horses-7, gelding, 4 -yr old, broke
7. gelding, 3 -yr -old, brake; ::1 filly, 3 -
yr, old; 1 gelding, 2 -yr old; 1 driv-
ing mare,
Cattle -12 cows in calf, ranging 3 to
8 years ; 3 fresh caws, 2 three-year
old heifers, :due time 01 sale; 6 two-
year 'old steers; 5 to -a -year old heif-
ers 6 orie-year 'old steers; 5 one-
year old heifers; .1 two-year .Durham
bu;l ; 1 registered Ileref or d bull, 2 -yr
old 20 calves
Pigs -2
no vs due . in December; 1
sow due ie. January.
Implemcn..s-McCormick binder, Mc -
Connie:: mo,yer, clover bunclier,
wag-
on tva za be., 2 set bobsleighs,
cut-
ter,
`-ter, J.0 -1t, horse rake; 7 -ft horse rake
riding Plow, 2 wvaiking plows, set dia-
nond harrows, hay loader, 3 -horse
Frost & Wood cultivator,
seeder at -
tined; 12 hoe drill; 2 gang plows;
Massey -Harris cutting box; disc har-
row ;
far -row; cultivator; 2 hay racks, pi;g
rack, buggy ;pole, Daisy' grinder, rai-
ler crustier, turnip drill, Massey tti'a-
horse carp Scuf;ler. Other' articles
too iiuinerous 'to mention.
Tel 411.,-Sinns of $1O- and under cash
over that amours' _11. months' credit
or fur,il,h•r approved joint notes.
4 per cent, off for cash in lint t of
notes, 'Everything goes
W, Prop
R,'`t'f, LU']:KER, Auct.
LOCM, DOINGS So 1
;tie Richard Quance, sr,, has moved
nto Mr; C 13. Sti'el.l's house, Andrea
,treet:
The Exeter, Dashwoocl and Zurich
tydro systemsare, now under the care
of Mr„ 'I:t.. W. Doerr of Exeter.
,:he large and .long-established de-
partment ,stare ,af Dgcl,s,o'n,'s, Limit ed
of St AlImz'ys, ,has made an assignment•..
Canned vegetables, which azar»e beeit
"restricted for the past two. months,
may now be sold andused, is the
announcement of the Food Controller,
Thursday evening, Oct. 18, at 8 pe
m. under the auspices of 'the Men's
Club an, illustrated lantern lecture will
be given in Trivitt Memorial ,School
Hall, 'ors "The ,British Navy,past
and present. The public are cordial-
ly invited. Silver ciallec tioln, -
Sunday, Dot, 21st, ,will be observed
as Children's 'Day in Trivitt Memorial
Church There will be service at 11
rem at which the S. S children' will
be present, and an illustratedaddress
at 3 p,m, an "the organized work of'
the S S. ,o1 the, Church a1 England
in Canada. There oval be no even -
in Canada. There: will be no even
ing service,
The Girls' Auxiliary ;of the Trivitt
Memorial church held a very 'success-
ful meeting last :Friday evening, the
attendance being excellent, consider-
ing the inclement weather. The speak-
er was Mr. Arthur Share of Ildexton,
who spoke of the important work be-
ing done by the Anglican, Church in
the Indian Mission ,Schools of our
\igrthwwre,i'. The members of the
Auxiliary had ion ;exhibitioin, various
articles of clothing ;for a little Indian
girl. n-ho-ni they ;maintain, also ',some
quilts and other articles which will be
forwarded in a bale to the, Indian
School at Onoksene. Light refresh-
ments were served and a most enjoy-
able and instructive evening was ap-
preciated ` by all
Soldiers' Aid fruit, jam and pickle
shower for the Military Hospitals in
London. Please leave your donation
at Grigg's Stationery Store between
now and Nov.' 1st.
EVANGELISTIC SERVICES.
Keep in +mind the Evangejistic Ser-
vices to be held in the Skating. Rink'
Exeter, conducted by Evangelist
Johnston, commencing Nov. 11. Tell
others
Auction Sale
OF FARM. FARM STOCK, HAY,
• .MANGOLDS & IMPLEMENTS.
There will be ,offered far sale by
Public Auction on Lot 23, Can 9;
Usborne, on
THURSDAY, OCT. 25th, 1917. -
At 1 o'clock sharp the followings--
Horses-Brood
ollowings-Horses-Brood ;hare, Agri 9 yrs.
old; 2 'geldings, ,Aga -ii, 6 and 7 years
old ; filly, Agri., 2 yrst olid; pair colts
Agri., year •old; driving mares 7 yrs(
Cattle -Registered Shorthorn bull, 3
yrs, old; caw, due ,at, time of sale; 2
cows due in Feb.; 6 cows due, in,_Mcli.
April and May; 3 steers 2 yrs. old;
5 h'eifers 2 yrs. olid,; 5 steers 1 yr,
old; 2 calves,
Pigs. Etc. -Sow- with litter at foot;
Yorkshire hag, 6 ;mos. old; 10 young
geese and 25 -young ducks.
Quantity hay in stacks 30 rows of
good marigolds.
Implements -Z lumber- wagons, dem
ocrat, top 'buggy, 2 -furrow ridin�
P1ow• single le furrowriding
plow, v
disc,
seeder, set harrows, 4 sections; heavy
double harness, new. mower, cutting
box. horsepower, set double harness,
used; 2 iron kettles, road scraper, set
sling ropes, forks, !shovels, hoes, gra:bi
bags and many (other articles.
Also Faun half mile north of Far-
qujaar, containing +50 acres of grass
land; fenced with blood web wire
fencing; , well
drained; we11 and wind
mill, and all seeded to, grass.
Terms :-Real estate made known
on day of sale; Chattels, $5 and under
cash; over that amount 12 months'
credit ors furnishing approved joint
notes. 5 per cent; off for :-:ash on
credit ani,aunits
Positively no reserve as the propri-
etor is retiring from ,farming.
FRED HUN'KIN, T. CAMERON
Proprietor ^ Auctioneer•
Auction Sale
OF FARM. FARM STOCK,:,TMPLE
MENTS & HOUSEHOLD
EJF.,FECTS
There will be scold by public 'Auc
tion,R.on Lot 18, Can. 2, Stephen, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER .19, 1917
AH1 'to'clack, the followwring property:
Holt s es Brood mare 10 yrs. old
supposed to be in foal; P.ercheron
gelding, 5 years ,old,' black; driving
mare 10 years :old, quiet and reliable.
Cattle -Caw, supposed to be In calf
heifer, supposed to be in calif; choice
pair 2 -year -;old steers; one year old
-steer, ;spring 'cal'f,
About 60 young hens and chickens
10 geese.
Implements-Massey-Idarris binder, 6
1t cut
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I Coran'
ck
t mower, 5 ft
sulky rake 10 ft„ wagon, babsle chs,
set diamond harrows,gangplow, 7 ay
rack, gravel box, pig rack, fanning -
mill,' wheelbarrow, root pulper, set
double harness, ,set single harness
Cocks.hutt roller, 'steel drum, new;;
wagon. n box
, r
a1 vnbplow,
bug-
gy,
cutter,: Neuf Iight wagon,
50 sap buckets, blankets, robes, grain
bags, fence. stretcher, forks, chains,
shovels, hoes, wvhi,flletrees, and other
-,
articles° tido, 'n.umerstaus mention; tola , 'tl-
so number of cedar posts, 1A acre tur-
nips, potatoes, 7 Shiver bees, Collie
dog,
There re will also s lie b old at 't'hesanie
time and place 50 acres of pastur0
Iand being West half of Lot 6, North
Town Line, Stephen, There 'are an
the premises a never f'aili;ng well o'1'
water with wind. mill, ,also good fen-
ces.
Terris -Real estate made known on
day, of sale, 'Chattels, All sums of
510 and under cash; ,aver that amount
12 months' credit anfurnishing a i-
nroved- toiet notes. 4
Pet' ce x
ret,. ort'
for cash on Credit amounts.
W,, Robi,nsn'-.
Aucti o'necr,
Mn (a, J I ,shipped a car of
horses to Winopeg on 'Suesdtiy,
The residence; of lir. W H, 1\Iurtyn
w hs sold on Saturday to lfi", Daymau
of Klippen for $1225.
"Mr Frank Delbridge• has been con-
fined to his bed With appendicitis'tjre
past week, but is now itiipro•ving'.
Send in the local newvs and all of
it. "If you know a1 something worth
while that does not appear : in this
paper that is your fault, not qurs.
Tell us and we will print it.
b' ,Y
Ju�11a11by present praspeots, the
i'cmniniug stretches ,ale rail fence jp,
the county will the pulled down 'and
cut this w;inteir 'for coiniless `towns-
people Nat a few farmers in, some
districts made ,quite.- a littlepile in.
this way last winter, getting more
than enough to put up wire'. fencing
in the 'spring,
• Public Utilities Commissioner H. E,
Huston informs The Advocate that
under .the old 'electric light system
he paid far tone year's' service in, his
residence $19.97. Under ;thee • Hydra
system for light, with ironing includ-
ed, he. paid 311,58. This shows' a
saving of '38.39 for the year. Here
is' a fair 'example ,of the benefit of
hydro to 'the people of Exeter.
Wellington Hern, who had 345 tak-
en from ,his ,pocket while being medi
cally examined at the armories, Lon
d,on, has not been able 'to. recover ,it.
A military court of enquiry heard the
evidence o1 the men ,iln the room ,at
the time: but nothing definite \\=ases
tablished, except that ,the money 'was -
niissing+; The bills, were 'left in his
tr'ousers' pocket, while he was in the 44
examination roan(. -
At each military ,exemption tribun-
al there will be a military represent-
ative, not to preside, but we presume,
to' hear incl question on behalf of the
militia those applying for exemption.
Ili Huron the 'following have been
appointed, -Exeter, Samuel Martin;
Zurich Cit .s. McD'onell ; Clinton, A.
5; Grigg ; Seaiiortit„ Jas, Hayes, Brus-
sels, Jahn Harris; Gorrie, James A•rm-
stz ong ; W.inghain, David 'McDonald;
Dungannon Thos, Allan; Goderic.h,
Geo. Porter:'
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BOUGHT FARbX-`,Ir, Ben Maki,as
of the London. Road north, has pur-
chased from the Canada Company 100'
acres ,of land on the Parr Line, Hay,
north of Mr. Joseph 'McDonald's. He
will use it as pasture land.
D1EI) OF BLACK.-JajG.-A two-
year -,old steer belonging to Mr, Geo,
Westcoit of Usborne was found dead
in \Ir _Eli Snell's.pasture field, Ste-
phen, on Saturday .evening last. Dr.
Reid was called ;when ' it was found
that the animal 'shad died of black-
leg or black ;quartet', The disease is
a dangerous, one, being infectious a-
mong young ,cattle, and is character-
ized by ;high -fever and formation of
more or (less extensive crackling
swelling under the ,skin, death result-
ting in pearly all'cases. The attend-
ing veterinary ?ordered ''hheanimal
buried very deep and all the rest of
the herd vaccinated,
TO WIN THE WAR. -During the
past week pledge cards issued by the
Food Controller, asking that wheat,
beef and; bacon be conserved,' have
been distributed throughout' ,town, and
we understand 't, ;greater number
have been signed. That 'the name Hof
the Food Cont'rolller is attached to
the card is sufficient to designate the
importance of the leauest. It is to
be hoped that every household is in
sympathy With the objects of the ,re-
quest and will carry out conscieii-
ran
t'.
tour] Y - the advice and directions t of
the Food Con:troll,er., ' The normal
c•tnsumption of wheat, beef a.ncl ba-
con must be ;reduced by at least 25
per cent.a.n order to,' meet war needs,
The requestis not only made to' cone•
serve the food commraditi,esbut also
to avoid w ante.; Waste nit' any time
is bad, but in war time. itt .is one of
the worst of crines. Let every goad
housewife to her 'duty and thus help
win the. wear.
-a�
Mrs, (Capt.) Hewitt, with her babe,
has returned from Toronto.
Mrs. N. 3. (Dore is, visiting, in. Ham-
ilton, 'Kingston anti .Renfrew.
Miss Warbrick,.after 'a visit with
Mrs. Sharp, has returned t•a her Home
in Bolton.
Mr. Arc.hi,e Towers arrived haute
last week from the west where he
spent several weeks,
Miss Emma Thompson of Taranto
visited a :fee+; days at the home of
Mt. and Mrs, Wm. Penhale,
- Mr. 1?. W. Gladman, and farni,ly and
Miss Kathleen :Siewart'nvotored 'Lel
Toronto Friday ala spend a few days.
Mr. Burwell motored" to Union on
Saturday, Mrs- 'Burwell, after a two
weeks' visit, ,returned with him ' Sun -
Mr. Wm. Ramsay, ,son. of Rev, Or,
Ramsay of Toronto, a returned sold-
ier, wisited with his grandmother here
Last week.
Mr. Jas Collingwoa.l and famiiy of
Flamiltan returned to their home on
Monday alight, after a visit with rel-
atives -here, a
Mr, and Mars,,. U. E. McTaggart .and
family are spending a' couple Weeks
holidaying with ?relatives at Exeter,
HennaU and Toronto -Ely a t h Standard
Mr, Rawsen of Wyoming spent a
mew (lays with Mrs. Rawsen at Mrs.
W. G. Bissett's, He ;returned Monday
<t.acl Mrs, Rawsen, returned Wednesday
;qr. W 11 'Martyn' was up from
Leo •Ida
nst vee
I,a w k for the e auction sale
on S ttt •cl
IS a He and M Martyr; ys Tar
x Y are
nowt comfortably settled in their new
home in the city
Recent visitors' in •town were, -Dr.
Clair Woad of Landoin,, Thos. Colli,ng•-
wiry d
r• o of London, n an, Miss Marian Fllatcli-
Carc+
, of Taranto',
Lee
Blatchford
oC
Windsor Mr, and Mrs, Will McLaugh-
lin Of hi
Brantford, lv1?ifss Maud Johns
o
••g.. Kiri f Brig :den, is'Ivas I-Iatr>,iltan ofof„teat+-•;
"cline, Dr and Miss Stanbury of Tor- 1
onto,,
Dr, and Mrs. Sweet, who have
been
on a four 'months' sojourn in, duffer
(.ti
c parts .of, the west, including
Seat-
tle, Vancouver, ;Edmonton and sev-
eral other of the larger cities, retur.n•
ed lronie on Friday evening last, Me
Yid Mrs Sweet have seas a great
re:li iof the great west during theft
tbsrenee and 'enjoyed their outing Very
ouch, but in all their travels thee(
,e3 place ttlaaf compares favorably
+ hit of goad ,old Ontario,
PHONE 'NO 32
Swagger NewWi ter Coa
8
BIG VALUES IN N
Our Furs were bought early ani
have a magnificent assortment to sh
BLACK DOG SETS
BLACK WOLFE SETS
BLA,C'K FOX SETS'
'RED FOX' SETS _
CHILD'S WHITE SETS
.Another Shiet
Jest Arrived
WE ARE I-IAVING A BIG COAT
SEASON AND ARE HAVING NEW
COATS AND NEW STYLES COM-
ING • IN EVERY WEEK,
ANOTHER NEW BUNCH FOR
THIS' WEEK IN REAL NIFTY EF-
FECTS THAT WILL SURELY
CATCH YOUR EYE,
EW FUR : SETS.
are just as cheap as, last year, •We
ow you. Prices right.
NATURAL LINK SETS -
NATURAL BEAR SETS
ALASKA SABLE SETS
JAP FOX SETS
CHILD'S' COLORED SETS.
NEW, STRIPED SILKS.
For Skirts or Waists:, Sone very
swell patterns and all the style, for
Fancy Skirt's or .Waists.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
Notwithstanding the very high,
prices on Ladies' and Children's
underwear we were ;fortunate to
have a big stock bought early and
can give you (sone extra go'o3 val-
ues,.
HOSE .
For Every one, Fine Wool, heavy
wool, cashmere, fleeced, union,
and cotton.
NEW WAISTS
Just ,arrived -a swell lot of New
White Silk, Stripe Silk, Georgette
Crepe, Silk Crepe, ,White. Voile
ailed Colored Striped Voile,
MEN'S & BOYS' WEAR,
Winter " Underwear -in all wool,
union and fleeced.
SHIRTS
1100dozen shirts at add
p
ices
GLOVES AND _MI'FTS
All kinds of Ladies' Men's and
Bays to show you at reasonable
prices.
JONES
Hem-iilarte$- for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing
nom"
Auction Sale
OF-F°AR\I STOGI; ,& ILPLEMENTS
AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS -•
Th'ere will be; sold by Public Auc-
tion, on Lot 10, Con, 9, -Stephen, 1j4
Miles West -of ICreidlilton,, on
SATURDAY, OCT. 20th., 1917
At 1 +o'clock •sharp the following :--
Live
-Lives Stock -Driver, draught mare in
foal; heavy Horse 4 years old; Per -
c .en � colt 2
h ot. yrs. old; Southport colt.
2 yrs "old; Perchieran Rolf, 3' yrs. old
4 cotes supposed to hie in calf; 7
yearling, steers and heifers, 5 calves,
• Implements-Bin+de.r, mower, hay -
rake, combined 'seed drill, spring tooth
cultivator, disc, 'harrow, 2 .plo+ww s, eul-
kY _Plow. gangpiow, is;cuififles, land roll-
er, 2 wagons, buggy, sulky, bobsleigh,
2; sets 'double "harness, DeLa.val cream
separator, used 2 pears ; forks, chains
3 bee -hives, `a quantity hay, a duan:
ti'ty mangles, svagHouv box, pig rack and
other articles too numerous. to ' men,
tion -
Hausediold Efifects-Dinning room
table and 6 ,chairs,, parlor ia.bl;es aired
lamp, sitting noom chairs, bedroom
suite, : bee] (springs and mattresses,
aideboard, wall pictures, carpets, kit-
chen, stove, 'table and chairs, sap
pails, syrup pans, etc:
Term's -$5 arca under cash, over
f rat° amount, , 10'months credit on ap-
proved joint ?notes. 4 per cent off
'for cash an: credit amounts.
W. H.. GAISER, Prop,
FRANK. TAYLOR, Auct.
Auction Sale
BEAL ESTATE & t10•USE1-101':D IEI+-
,i I 'FECTS '
The undersigned; has receivedin-
strnctions from hairs:' Thomas Bis-
sett to sell by [public auction( on sat-
urday,'Oot. 20th, 1917 at ono p.m., the
following effects,; 2 kitchen tabic' ;
1 wardrobe; 2 kitchen euj>boalyds; '1
grange 'cdal or woodnearly new; 1
wood stove 2 bedsteads; 1 mattress a tress '
1 set bed ;springs • 3 isnzal] is 4.
, -tables „ ,
dining 1•00.0a, chairs; 1 organ; 2 kit-
chen chairs; 1 upholstered frocking
chair;, 2 rocking cibiair,s; 1 couch 1
'dishes, gems, butter crock. pictures
garden tools, linoleum, and a lot of.
other. articles too numerous to men;-'
tion, 'Hofiise .and' lot'situated on cor-
ner ol.','William ,and Gjdle3 , St, On the
property is a cote+folrtable cottage
,containing 7 rooms. i bard and soitn
wa ter; cellar under house all int good
,state of repair; This property can! be
.divided so as to make 2 nice lots a,ff
parties so idesire and wit1 brr'sop iia;
two sections lir parties so ,des:rc. Nc
better building lot in
::Neter
; s)tua-
toTnEA11\IS,-1Io:tschcld 'effects--Cttsl.
Real Estate -Made known onday c <rs a(;
sale or' on 'appli^-anion to the under-
signed.
i'fra, Thos, Bissett '13iS.
t P,
cs.S Auc,
ANc� Fall Suit!
TAILORED TO ORDER -
WILL BE FAR MORE BECO1bIiNG
Yet Cost No More
+w.rtaw..
We havea large, plumber of New
Fall. Suits and pveeciaati,ivgs -that wait
your arrival -a wide assortment of
Fasixion's Chosen ,colors, -soft hand-
s,orrne Browns, and beautiful Greys of
all shades.
OUR ASSORT}MENT OF
Ladies' .- Suitings
the Finest we have ever had. The -
studied exactness in measuring and
becoming designing of our Tailored
to -Order Clothes produces a com-
pleteness of fitting and a pleasing-
ness of appearance that a ready-made
can never .hope .to equal. Na Lady.
knaves how well she can appear in a
Suit or Coat until sho has one, cut, 'to
measure. -
-OUR STOCK 'IS COMPLETE
GIVE US A CALL
N. Sheere
LADIES ATrnN
�.
CE Ts rAILOR
Stand Upstairs, Opposite the Central
Motel.
Furniture
and
Undertaking
R N. ROWE
THE FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND FURNITURE DEALER
Tea &. Coffee
Store
For the c h oic eat
groceries, `fruits, spices,
teas, coffee and every
thrn in the grocery line.
Gall and see us.A 'trial
as to quality will covin -
ce.
Produce taken in exchange
Jt. Gould
.
Next The Metropolitan Hotel.
eter
argain.
Clothing
WE HAVE IN STOCK ,A'NUMBER 0:F MEN'S AND BOYS' SUITS
BOUGHT IT I BL O THERISE'
1" RE IN PRICE -*THEY. ARE -EXCEPTION
AL VALUE, •
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• W F. Beavers