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Cll.anged Etch Wednesday
Wheat 2,10
Oats 68
Barley .... . ........ 1,00 to ,1.15.
Family Einar 5,70(
Low grade flcsasa ,; 3.25
Short s 42.00
Brun :. o. _.36,00
• Crcatne y Butter48
Dairy Butter 40 ' to 42
Turkeys alive 20; dressed 23
Gees ... ,...,;.., ally^e 14; dresaled' 17
Ducks alive 4, dressed 2..0
Hens -,; alive 13; dressed 15
Chicken alive 15; dressed 18
Lard...,,,.,. ...-. ,.�..- -..- ' •--•-. 31
Potatoes per bag 1:60
Hoar ,, ... 17,00
Eloy, per tea ..... 10,00 to 12.00
HORSES WANTED
I \vant as unlirniited ,number of
horse;, in good condiitioln{.• Geldings 5
years old up, weighing from 1500
pounds up. Mires from 4 years old
up, weighing from 1300 • pounds up.
Parties having the required stuff,
write, or phone '83, Eteiter.
G. f;. DOW,
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. 'William ,Johns and
family wish to express their sincere
thinks to the (mends for their kind
expressians of ,sympathy since the
word arrived of the ,death of their
aton, Pte. Norman We Johns; Also the
kind (friends of tha nammun,ity for
the splendid an,d generous gi:f is and
'boxes sent to :him `F^ha1ie int France,
EOR SALE -Brick house with two
bats and barn. Apply Mrs. F. Lane,
William Street.
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The Ladies' Guild of the Trivitt
Memorial Church will hold their An- ,
nual Bazaar on Friday, Nov. 30th in•
the Trivitt Memorial School Hall. Use
fur and (fancy articles for sale. Ad-
mission 10c. Light refreshments ser-
ved. In the evening an illustrated ad-
dress
will be given on "The Life arid
Scenery of Japan", Admission 10c,
FRAME HOUSE IFOR SALE OR
TO RENT. -Apply :to Mrs. William
Hawks hang.
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C. W. ROBINSON'
Agent. has five Cockshutt Riding
Plows that he will sell at last year's
price. Farmers can save $15 by buy -
,now. Come and get a plow be-
fore they are all- gone.
$ NOTICE
Electoral District of South Huron,
To Wit -
Notice is hereby given pursuant to
the Dominion Election Act, that
Thomas McMillan, a candidate, at
the election now pending, has ap-
pointed Joseph Hinchley, of the
Town of Seaf,ortlr, as his Official
Agent in connection with said. election
Dated at Clinton thin 16th day of
November, 1917.
Robert Wilson,
Returning Officer
NOTICE
ren.Electoral District of South Huron,
To Wit-
Notice is hereby given pursuant to
the Dominion Election Act, that
Jonathan J. Merrier, a candidate at
the election now pending, has ap-
pointed Herbert K. Eilber, of the
Township of Stephen, as his Official
Agent in connection with said election
Dated at Clinton this 19th day of
November, 1917.
Rtabert Wilson,
Returning Officer
MEETING OF HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL.,
Thecrtncl of
the Corporation or
County c,' Huron will meet in the
council 'namber, in the .Town o•f.
Goderic'i, an Tuesday, the 4th. clay of
December next, at 3 o'clock.
,Dated, Nov 20th, 1917.
W. Lane, Clerk
FARM FOR SALE.
Theuadersigned is ,offering for sale
that desirab,e farm in Hay Tp., being
Lot 4, Con 1. There are on the
Premises a r cod ,frame house, barn,
and young c. rchard. The land is well
drained and fenced and ,is in a good
state of cultivation; is situated one
mile iioith of Exeter; and is a first
class farm in every respect. Apply
to W, J, Russell, 'Exeter P. 0.
A. .HASTTINGS
Agent for
Canada Life Assurance Company
Also Fire and Accident Insurance.
Money to. Loan an Farm Property
EXETER, ONT.
AGENCY FOR THE WALK-IN'S
LINE. -Having taken aver the Wat-
.
kLn s Agency from
Mr. JE. Gould
of Hensel). 1 ant prepared to do
business with all the old customers
and others who have not previously.
uused the products 1 will be 'pleased
to interest also. A full line now in
stock Goodscan be procured 0,r
e
t" A full in of
res' d e r e ata e. 1 line L nn
Liniments Cough Remedies, Spices
and Extracts, Toilet Articles always
or, hand. Phone orders promptly at.
tended to. Phone 43 Exeter.
WM. ANDREW,
Trave].'ing Salesman, Exeter, Oat.
`inter
Apples
far 1t
' sNoose 1, d a?t arrived, 2 ari.,.
packed in each barrci,, but itta!rked
No, 3.
Price $$4.75 Sold
barrel, cash; 55,00
if charged. Sold len barrel lots only.
Apptcri; stored at Canning Factory.
Leav a you: alders at the store, Same
wilt be filled in ttiein.
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LOCAL ,1XrINGs;. 4
Tile° boys are calling osn, You to
buy a Victory Bond, and `carry on,''
"1'he Advocate thanks thy several
subscribers ,for vcapies of the paper
of Nov 15th,, which were returned
to this atface.
Oa the Sunday er"teuirgs during the
Advent season the 'Rev, A. A. frump
er »i1i .,preach a course of sermo+i0, ,O
the ;Parable Of the Ten Virginia
Like all the other vitlagea towns
and .cities in Canada, `Exeter cele-
brateci ,the recent great victory by
the bilawi;ng phrhorn:sand whistles and
theringing of bells,
Friends regret that Mr. Lee 131atch-
tord'finds iiit necea,sary to ,undergo
another operation, and hope it may
be entirely .successful this time. He
went to Londi n last Neel,: far the
purpose.
The ,funeral sof the Jape Mrs. W. R.
Elliott totak"'place. to the Exeter cean-
etery' on Friday afterruoton, and the
esteienf ,id which she was held was
evidenced by the large number o,f
people who ;attended the funj rat,
Put an adveata(sjem(eunt lin the - c,ol-
umnis of the A ,v,o+calte and get quick
results. •It you have for sale anything
that the people ' want-. or want to buy
anything that 'nomebady else may have
for sale, amall ad. `in tlals paper
will ,bring' ,quick response,
Quite a number of the people of
thts oistrict went to London and to,
St. Marys on Thursday, and Friday,
respectively, to, hear SirRobert Bor-
den.Hon. .Ballantyne, and Hon, N.W.
Rowell, mem'b'ers of the Union Cab-
inet. Great numbers were present;.
The new Entrance Examination reg,.-
mations
eguaJtions for 1918, change. the valua-
tion for writing, so !that only half the
marks assigned iflar' the subject wi11
be given for the 'wri:tr![ra paper; the
other half being allowed for the can-
didate., writing as judged from the
answer papers p,n. one of the other
subjects to be selected by tial board
atter stile 'examintatiion,
T li e. ayaiial nthnd of the Hut on
Olci ,Boys' Asts(o1 Lathan, of Tornoto
will be held at the Royal _ Cafe, .i4
King St., East, Tlor(olnlpa, on Friday,
Evening. Dec. 7th, .a't 'S eachonk, for
the election of offioiers' and transac-
tion of general 'business, Ladies from
'room Huron may become members 6f
the association ,and will be eligible
for election `t0, any sof :;the affiiCe's.
Roger ,Crocker, can Exeter 'Old Boy,
is President. The Advocate acknaw-
ledges an invitation.
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MhM.ORiAL SERVICE. -A inenlor-
int .ser vice was conducted by Rev.
A A. Trumper in Trivitt Memorial
Church on Sunday evening to .palate .
Private Sidney `est, a member of
that church. The service vas it -
tended by, a large number of Odd -
fellows at which' Order deceased :vas
a valued member, and the congrega-
tion was a large ane, out of respect
to than deceased hero. A very im-
pressive service was conducted and
the sermon of Rev. Trumper was a
great tribute to the heroic action of
the soldier boys, and a strong ap-
peal. to "carry on" the work of the
boys who were .fighting and who had
laid down their lives for the cause
of :humanity; In. part Mr. Trumper
said "Prussia has become revealed as
an international criminal. Tie issue
is still in the `balance;, Tie; task of
aampletian lies on' our shoulders: li
is our sacred duty to finish; the work.
We'll have a part in the, One work
It can 'only be accoinpliished by un-
ity
nity of purpocse. We must be willing
to manifest' the same spirit of self
sacrifice as the departed( I think
not ,of him as' dead, but( with a glor-
ified body of Christ an the spirit
World. Let us sh,ou'lder to • shoulder
take up 'the task, . and with Paul
we, may say, ,'I have fought a good
fights"
TIS.'
T.he Oddfellows are requested to
meet at the I.,odge.RIatern thiis: '1'huts
day evening at 7.30 sharp to attend
the, Evanlgelistic_"1lfieetiuug at 7,45, All
members are requested to be present:
HOUSE TO ;RENT,;—Cenrraully lo-
cated Cheap tot right party. Apply
at this office.
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N tilra. '.;fames
Beer and family wish ;too thank the
neighbors anal friends for their many
acts of ;kindness: and sympathy dat-
ing the illness and 'subsequent death,
of Mr. B,e.er. '
WANTED -A pair of light one-,
horse babsl'ei'ghs. Apply to The
Advocate,
Cut down 'the high cost of.,; mg
Order some Whitefish, Kipperentes
and Hadd.ie at' C. L Wilson's Grocery.
Orders delivered promptly.
Franc and pound notes for sale at ;
The Canadian' Bank sof Cornmer.cej
also Foreign Monsey Orders and Sterl-
ing Drafts( The, best and safest way ,.
to send funds far Christmas to your
boy in England or France.
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The household effects of the late
James Beer will be ;,scold by public
auction on Saturday, Dec. 8th(
FARMERS' CLUB.- The. Thames
Road Farmer's Club will bold the
annual meeting in' the Club Raotm,ton
'Monday ti eve,tun
Ia i
g otext. All interest-
ed are 'i requested to be present!
Mr. Jahn Elliott has ;rented Mr:
Harley Sanders' house, Exeter North,
and will move in shortly.
According to the Crystal City Cour-'
ier Mr- Georgie Eacrett is severing
his connection with the firm of Brooks
Eacre.t't in the Crystal City ',Meat
I i1larle"et', Both Mr. Eacrett and his
1 partner, Mr. W. J. Brooks are Exeter
Did Bays
f$
DEATH OF MRS. ANDREW.- A
message was received on Saturday by
relatives stating that that morning the
death took place at Pontasec, Sask.,
.0,f a wellakntown Exeter lady, Ida
Amelia Croultis, wife of Albert E.
Andrew at the age of 44`, years, 4
months, and °27 daysl Deceased had
been ill (for four pr .five, weeks, being
taken ill just before they were about
to .return to _Exeter ',far the winter.
Her condition was not considered ser-
ious and the news 'of bier death carne
as a great shock to relatives and'
friends. 1.1e'family wien:t west in
July to join Mr:'Anldreic who has a
farm at P,ontie;x. Deceased was born
in Usborne and lived there and : in
Exeter practically all her' life. Be-
sides the husband site ass survived by
two sons, Alvin and Ciiltbn; three
brothers, William" of 'Ioronta, Henry
and Eli 'of Exeter, and seven sisters,
Mr, fames {Ryle of ;Exeter, Mrs.
Wm. '£ankin of Granton; i4lrsc Chas.
Cana. sof. Exeter, ivErs. Samuel Mills
of Wctodham; Mrs, Sidney Clark of
Lsonrion, Mrs. Wm,. Clark of Winched
sea and Mrs. John R. Hind of Exeter.
Deceased was the youngest of the
family, and was highly respected
and esteemed. She was a member orf
the Methlodis!t church. The remains
are being brought here for interment
and' the funeral will take 'place from
the family residence en Gidley Street
on Fa-iday afters -van at 2 o'clock to
Exeter cemetery, '
The New
ON JANULUARY ii.:st THE (\PEW'
EDISON "the tphlon(oigraph with a
soul," will tall at an increased price,
You will of course want to buy yours
before January lst. On account of
the fa•eigh't ciong'es i(dn, an.cl the pos-
sibility of freieghrc emiane;oees, we ad-
vise you to buy" scow;' whale;. Our stock
is complete, ^
T„err, will' b.. n0, tn,�.rease _n `l
i e � it
price lar_ Ldris:on Re-JCretiatioin;s, and if
there should b!o a freightembai-
terc,y Ca 'be sihnpTied ifroth tite Ed,ieso+d
L,.>b,oatnri s by express.
5. WILLIS POWLLL, Agent,
E(,'teter.
The name Of Chas, Kerslake was
rnaldvertantly 'omitted from the pub-
-ish.ed list of Usborne'sub,scr'ibers to
the Red Cross last 5vtetekl His do -
nation was. 510.00, Other donations
ommitted ,1_ the list gyre, William
Turnbull $2.00, :Robert Roy $1:00,
Jean Ready $1.00, Winchelsea School
should have been 55.40 instead of
59,40; Geo. C. Coward should have
been $3.00' instead of ;$4.00 Others to
be addcd are Richard Coates 1.10.00
Wrn hfoady 85.00 and Clark Fisher
$3.00. John Cornish, Ellimville,' $13,00
to Exeter Red Cross'. Mrs. B. `- La-
page should be added to the Exeter
List, $1.00
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The Union eRevavea Services •. now
being conducted in Exeter by Evan-
gelist Johnston and hfis ipaittyl were
crpwned last Siuiday with results:that
always (tallow the united prayersiand
faithful labors of the. ;church. At the
evening service in James St. Church
the spacious auditorium had to be
furnished with extra chairs to ac-
comodate -the capacity congregation.
Men anwomen, wept :away from. the
service declaring that they had never
listened to a stranger, more logical
and impassioned appeal than was put
forth in Evangelist Jai -mason's sermon
on "Excuses,.” Over thirty persons
came to the front, expressing de-
sire to live a chris•tian life. Large
delegations were .duos attendance from
Creeliton. Centralia, Elirville and
other districts. Service each evening
except Monday On Saturday even-
ing thy: .Children's Chair sing.
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I..0 0. F. OFFICERS. ELECTieD
-1'he ejection of officers of the Ex-
eter Lodge of Oddfellows took place
on Tuesday ,night with the fallowing:l,
result, -Junior Past Grand, Edward
Treble; Noble Grand;' Clark Fisher;
Vice' Grand, John Snell; Fin.-,Sec'y,
Well Johns; Rec,Sieci., R. N. Creech
Q
Thea_ E. M Dignan.; Trustees, Well
Jo•has W. Martin, R. N. Creech; Med-
ical Examtner, Dr. J. E. McGillicuddy.
DEATH OF JAMES BEER. -In his
72nd year James Bleer, a w'ejp-'kkiown
resident tot (Exeter, passed away in
Lon•doan. early Saturday morning last,
where bit had gone (far treeatment:.
Deceasled had been iin failing health'
for some time, which was the result
of a stroke of paralysis]:; Some time
later he lsuffemed another strolkh and.
the 'third 'on Saturday rprotved fatal.
Mr. Beer was a native :.of ants-44nid',
being beomn. in Dev,onshine in the'_ year,
1845 and in. 1867 he married his :now
'
bereft partner in ltiefe. In the year'
1869 they came ta Canada, first set-
tling in Lisbon -no, but,some years, lat-
er ;moved to Exeter, where they have
resided continuously since. Deceased
teas a carpenter by trade, and banal, -
ties a, staunch eConiser,ivathiv;e.', . He was
a awn Of industr;hus ;habits, gjood
natured and rhontoifable iuz; ,lris deal-
ingia, For (number of -years ha was.
game pvarden pad also assjesesor for
th!ctown. Besides his wife he is sur-
vived by 'ane son, and one, daughter,-
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laughter -11Ir. W. 3. Beer ;of town, and -•Mrs,
G. A Ytoung of Landon., The funeral
service tan Monday was conducted by
the. 'Rev. A. A. 'Tramper, interment
taking place at the Exeter cem nary.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Fiyrai were in 'Lon-
deon ,tor .a few days last week.
Inspector' Tion orf Goderich, was .in
, town (last week on, offilcit l duty. "
t"tar • H', ,lrrandss sof Exeter, vi,s-
ited at the home /of her dauglitcr.
Mrs 1--I. Lawrence in ,b2c1(iilileop, for
a few clays last week, Mrs Lawi'once
accompanied her to Exeter and ,is
spending' this nweek at the parentalI
Ipome "-Seatarth Expositor, -
Mi, Rac:lreu-d Hunter, (alio has 1)cen
is the West i;tor ;some .tl;rtld visiting
his sNorr near Saltiador, Sa5k., return -1
'111 ,hiome'`W.eclaesdity of last week.
11t,;, ,reports the weather fine up to
the time he left and says the fann-
ers ware still plowing.
Mir. Efarley Sanders, Exeter North,
dlispdsed of his houselhold'effects an.
Sattii•da5 , and will 'move to -day, with
.. r, la
:u-ia'r 11E.,E damily to Winds or, Cv'Ile re
tj,ey intend;rnakitng their .future hoItie.
Their friends here will wish them eta
cry"pitasperity in their new place of
abode. good as 'Anurie'.''-.._.Mics.; E, TI. ,Eu ry
RST]AY : Nq Q 2s' 1117
T WINTER
By Buying a GOOD FUR COAT for Driving.
,Already, we ha re had'a , g,aad demand for fur coats 'Our prices are
absolutely; rilghlt On these gannesn.'ts;, No. ,need far waiting till win't;er is'
half over.
FOR MEN ,FOR. LADIES
• Coon ,Coati and Wa1itilbY's 1' Musk:int (Coapts
Pl tckey Beavers and Black. Dogs Fur ;Collared Coat's
Fur -Collared Coats '
Special in Men's Overcoats $1150
A bout 2 dozen garments in brok en viaes, 36 to 44; Worth( 515 tot $16.50 -
to clear at $11.50
'Our Best 'Costs are $17.00 up to$22.50. j.
Youth's and Boys' O'Coats
A. Big Range to chase fram at reasonable pric',es,
SHOE DEPARTMENT
See our South Window .for New-
eet"Styles in Shoes. Our makes
speak tfor thernseelves Emprest;,
Classic; Slater and I'nvictus. •
(RUBBER (DEPARTMENT
Lifebuoy Rubber to fit any shoe
Aliso heavy rubbers and sox, and
Rubber Boots for all. •
Odd Wall Papers
Many l,in.es tof Wall Papers to clear out before Stock taking at money
sax sig prances. •
Christmas Stock Complete
We invite tank and all to inspect our immense !diisplay of Christmas
Goods. Shop 'Early ,
25 dozen Men's Tiles regular 75c. ' for 50e;
SPECIAL. -Z5 dozen Men's Flowing 'Enol `ties, newest designs, worth
75c., for Christmas selling 50c,
Hand -made Japanese Baskets
In Wicker and Bamboo• effects, in (fruit baskets, vases,
etc. Just the thing for Christmas Gifts.
jardinieres,
A • FEW, MORE' SUGGESTIONS
Fancy Hand Bags Boudoir Caps
Handkerchiefs Sterling Siltex' Mounted ParasolsFan( y Collars Etc. Etc., Etc,, Etc,
PLEASE NOTE -All Ladies' and Children's Fall and Winter Goats,
at greatly ,reduceed prices. Furs especially priced !for 'Christmas selling,;
JONES & MAY
1.14)at1 a11ar1v:r•:' for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothier
Miss Olive Hern has been visiting
her brother in Norwich.
- Mr. Enos Winclatar of Guelph spent
Thursday here with his parents.
Pte. Harness was home ,from Lan --
clan Mi]ita,ry ;Hpspital for a few days,
Mr. Robt, Sanders returned Morn,;
day ;from ' -a m'onth's shooting at Wing
ham.
• Mr. Wmt HMI of nog -Onto. was the
guest of his tafther, Mr. G;ept Hill,
over' Sunday.
Mr.of�
Frain BaC rde
Frank r uv T ou to vis-
ited
a vis-
ited his parents, Mr. and Mrs;. Peter
Bawden "for ;a few days during the
week.
Miss Maud Johns, daughter of Mr.
Well Johkis, is i'lil..at Brigden Sh'e is
t"eaching'in that towns, and, we under-
stand . she will return home, and her
Sister will take her 'w;ork,,.
" WHO WILL WIN''
THIS BATTLE?"
Your kidneys are the filters of the body.
If they become inactive and fail to slim-
irate the waste matter, they are apt to
throw the whole mechanism • of the body
out of order, thus toxic poisons can act
cumulate in the system and be as deadly;
as snake venom.
Besides causing the minor ailments of
rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago and back-
ache,: neglect of the kidneys is apt to
develop into more serious diseases, such
us diabetes 'or stone in the bladder.
Rid the body of ,toxic 'poisons -clean
the bladder and kidneys and euro the
twinges of rheumatism with- Anuric and
you win the battle of 'life,
Anuric was first discovered by Dr.
Pierce, and has benefited thousands of
sufferers as well
as appeased andelinin-
tattedthe ravages of the more serious kid.
ney diseases. Now procurable at any
good drug store, or send. Dr. V. M. Pierce,
Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., or branch
office'
Bridgeburg, Ont., 10 cents for trial
pricirage.
Thorold, Ont. -"I was wonderfully
helped • by taking ', nuric.' For about
i three years 1 had kid•
r ( )y+ noy the blo cud, rhos:..
iiuutlptn. 1 also had
backache, My limbs
would swell and I had
rheumatism in my
arms and hands. My
•. hands would swell and
j I ob
I
1
a5croints andwould ati
il' h, couldeso ":
ip .- ' scarcely do my work.
They would pain . me
something awful, I
doctored but without relief. At last I
saw 'Anuric' advertised, I began its use
and,two bottles completely cured mo of
all my rheumatism, and I think it was.
permanent for that was a year ago and.
I have never had any return of this ail-
ment. I have never fotmd- a medicine so
Ne Fail Snit
TAILORED TO ORDER
WILL BE FAR MORE BECOMING
YetC
Cost Na More'
We have a large, number of _ New
Fall Suits and ,Ovetrcloati,tvgs that wait
your arrival -a wide assortmenat , 61
Fashion's Chosen ;calors, -soft :hand-
some Browns, and beautiful Greys of
all shades.
`FOUR ASSORTMENT OF
Ladies' Suitings
i.s 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 flitting and- a pleasing-
ness of: appearance that a ready-made
can never hope .to eequal. , No Lady
knows how well ahe carg appear in a
Suit or Coat until she has one cut to
measure.
.OUR r STOGIC IS COMPLETE
.ss�n
GIVE US A CALL
Na Sheere
LADIES AND' GEN4S'. 'TAILQR
Stand Upstairs, Opposite the Central
Hotel;
Furniture
and
Undertaking
R. N. ROWE
THE F JNEWA . DIRECTOR
AND FURNN'UA,B DEAL'?Elti
Tea & Comae.
Store
For the choicest
groceries,fruits, a spIs
teas, coffee and , ever .
thing in the grocery ` lime.
Gall and see 'us; A trial
as to
quality Will convin-
ce.
Produce taken in exchange
e
Jaz: Gould •
Next The Metropolitan Hotel
eter aar ain Store
SMART NEW BOOTS FOR LADIES in ,black b,nown and grey', spool Beefs'
sport heels. They are the very essence of good tyle, Ragging idi
price from $5,00 to $.10.00 a pair
•4Gn 4 — , it
MEN'S•eta of ; t
1L BOOTS in 'lig rv�wi � Il s j+Iea, priced'from $4,50 ,fb $7.00 a pair
lai
BOYS' and GIRLS' SHOES -We Jiave what you w.�nt and' atthe right
price.
LADIES' SPATS i;i' a big:, a 'range
o
SUITS AND, 'OVERCOATS,
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CAPS, ;anti GLOVES i*EATtFAZ8 BRACES TM ETC.
cif shades,
B. W. `m ; t eavers