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S,iAI ITS
Clnaage d' Eaeh W ?rttsd<Iy
Wheat
Oats
Etar a
, le 100,1
5.
to 1
Family Flour 5.70
Low 3de Iiio<ar ......:. ........ ... 3,0
Shorts 44,00
Bran ,,, , 38,00
„Cxeamery butter 50
Dart/ Butter 38 to 40
[.. 50
Turkeys alive 25, dressed 30
Ge.eae alive 16; dre;sst.cl 21
Ducks attire. 16; dressed 22`
t°iul alive :14, dressed ,1i
slat t alive 16, dressed 18
L erd ,,.^,: 34
Pal t!ro per hag 1,60. to 1.85
17.00
, }+;pet tan a 1.0.00 to 12,00
,ENSILAGE FOR SALE,
The 'Saba, at' the Canning Factory is
open' Mid ,nisulabe is offere.d for sale
..at ,240 per ion. Purchaser to pay
tae weighing an R, lG(; Seldtotni'slscale.
Exeter. Canning Company
Btry ct ticket far the beautiful hand,-
Made' Iuncb cloth donated by Mrs. C.
Br`rney t=o the Exeter Patriotic League,
See it In Janes c Mas window..
Tickets
Almost every trade and profession
gas its newspaper or journallookiyng
after its =special interests. '.There are.
several farm ,papers, but only one that
can be 'truly called the Farmers' F3usi-
-mess Paper, That,paper is The Week-
l5' Sun, Toi•c�nitoc Every farmer who
farms for profit should be a sub-
� ;;crilbei The Sun y\-111a(pay for itself
cs'raver aminng the year.
Tire Soldiers' , Aid Society are sell-
ing 'tickets .liar a draw' for a high: -
pawn.. dolnated by the s wife of one
of the ;prisoners in aGermaiu>,y'r:t„Pro>•-
seeds ,for the prisoners, Tick -els 10c.
PN:Ay t'],..I,M l:l A.11 „c •A, .A.,! :17.417.13,
mos.
Mr, G. J. Doti is shipping a load of
.Moises to \Nrinn.tipeg `this week,
Don't forget to make your Victory
13oild payment an or before Jan. 11,
141e,Ssrs, Geo. Bawden and Win. Dig --
flan, Exeter Old Boys, are by-teclarr
ation members ' of the Lucan Council
=1'or 1918, ,
Mr. Ed Treble has beer confined toy
thehouse': for the past wee!,;, alyd'wa
ae
a s 1
r.
S lr
i 'a'
i. Ilrat
1 day or
two, it:
y btis
rec'overirtg ;nicely.
Beare very pleas ed to report;.that
two of our -aged ci,tjzena, Mr, L. Hardy
and Mr, Alex. Dyer, are recovering
,trona their illness.
As ;intimated last ;week the passen-
ger service on the Londoin, 1-luron;aind
Bruce`. has ,been jimthted 'to two trains.
daily, one 'goirig south in the iooruin,
and the other north to .the, evening.
Sunday last was named by His Maj-
esty The :King as a day of special
prayer throughout the British Empirre
that the blessi'ng of, Almiglity Gad
maybe upon, the :arms Of the .Allies,
Michael Lenellan, one of the hest
known Grand Trunk - engineers, aged
63 years, ,and for .the past' nine years
had been ion the Lo(nidor, 'Huron and
Bruce died at his 3lesffid'enee in Lion: -
0,m a an Friday 1ast,'',ftq'llav ing a .nine
weeks' illness. • ,
Clan MacGregor, the entire lhorseo
to ed rby Mr. Sa,nr'1 Baskerville oir
town, died 'the other day 'from, ana-
cute attack of indigestiotn. He vas an
irnptorted horse, end as a breeder had
fete ec,uala;.. The }pass to Mr Bask-
erville is considerable.
A meeting will beheld in fames -St.
Methodist Schoolroom, to which' a-
-hearty invitation lis' extended to all
singersof the =town, for the, .purpose
of arranging for a Cantata in aid of
Patriotic Fund, to be decided on at
the meeting on" Friday at 7,45 sharp.
llt Clarke ti+ill gicve full details, Come.,
is un+oenonifa,int,: nal.
�u .o ti, t t°_ .o
I'tolr error '�\7urderst suicides, ac
cidental, sucttlen+=;and violent deaths
from Saturday oyer Christmas have
broken: ell ,records .for a. similar per-
iod. In that time there were four
murders „five suicides, 20 sudden
deaths due =to natural cause:, and 14
deaths attributed to accidents.
Rev. Muxw,orthy of the Main Street
Methladis't Church, President' of the
London Conference,. goes'to Glencoe
to preach anniversary services next
Sunday and ;Rev.. Irwin takes his
«,ork here, and will preach on the
occasion -of the a:nritiiversary , of the
Ladies' A,c1. Society, which society
will have charge of the whole church
service, as ushers, passing the plate,
anti .furnishing the. music. '
Writing from Harmsworth, Man,, Mr
John Heaman says,; "W e had some
very cold ,weather here lately, ,from
30 to 40 below ,zena, but; .we havetriat
a great deal of snow, but good sleigh-
ing if it had =stayed Baa' the level, but
it is .pretty well 'dri'ft;etd, into banks
Enclosed find $1,25 for renewal of the.
Advocate. It comes 'like aletter front
home to me, and I look foir,,it a reg-
ular as the week, comes.
tr` `'f7TTERS FOR SALt-Abput t T
Cutters -3 Portlands and 5 pianot-,boa,`7'i
-also 1: two -seated sl�ei.gh, 1 three -4 4 r fns uecomui notorious=
seated ;sleigh 2 heavy set C,onimercial
sleighs' and one light -set. To be, sold
at a bargain price. Apply tlo'
Thornton Baker, Exeter
CUTTERS -A few ;lice cutters on
hand. McLaughlin, make, beautifully
finished"' and upholstered, arra of var-
ious designs and prices. -Wm. Ward,
Exeter.
The price ;of jute and cat in has
ad,vancecl very much. Thiis makes
sacks " very expensive. Wheal you
want feed bring, along your, bags and
we will be pleased to fill them. •
Harvey Bros.
HORSES WANTED
I , want. an diabia lifted number of
horse. tri goad 'condition. Geldiings 5
years old up, weighing from 1500
-pound;; up. Mares from 4 years old
:up, weighing from 1300 pounds up.
:Parties having the required stuff,
t, --rite. or • phone 83, Exeter.
G. j; DOW
11.
r I N• 10, Ei
Private 'Welsh of.I-Ici.sall is list
with the; yy'urunded adnJ misting.
The Mondtt.y ev'eaaLn ; train ,was near-
ly three thours late owing to. the
fact that'the train laud to wait' at
Cla,ndebayo ;or a 'special traju front`
London with, tome passengers who
had missed comiectipny and who other:
cvis,c would have bad, to wait. imLark.,
don. for a whole day, .
The Soldiers' Aid Society acknow-
ledge
ckne r-
ledge ibe 101105tH ,--Fl o�tn Bazaar
$142.69; Navy Tag $87.22; 'front Dec,-
ember collection $51,72c The Socia
sty sent $10Q to the Navy 'League
and tol
n � 0 i Irs., Baomcr for Belgian
Relief. 43 soldiers softre,rseas. have
ackn,awledgcd the receipt =of Christ-
mas bozes.
Two detectives, one from Toro,n,to.
and the other from Kitchener, were
here over Sunday looking ,far a young
fellow named Moyer, wlio is alleged
to have stolen. 480 gallons of Whiskey
fnoni Seagram's ;distillery, Wat,erijop,
and afterwards ep+id it. Oa his `'last `.
trip' he is said to have held 'up the
nigibtwatch main, at the ;p;oiait of a
revolver and so made his escapej. It
is claimed he visited near Dash'ty;o,otd-
far a week at Christmas time.
i
ACKNOWLEDGED RLCEIPT
A large nuniber'4df the bays oversea
have acknawiedg�ed with thanks the.
parcels sent them liar iPhr'i'stmas by
the Soldiers Aid Society.; The;b,oys
all appreciate these parcels. Among " 4
those ackn, avledgaing are, -
V. Hogarth, E. Harvey, lI, Pfaff, B,
Walker, A. Bolton, 0, Tuckey, E,
Anderson., R. Cl Cooke, J. D. ,Lag, -
S. ,Caron, W, Birney, E. Willis, H,
Bagshaw, A. Coates, C. G. Pickard,
H. Horton, A. H. Gamihrill, D. G. Ap
pleton, W. 'Knight, G, Hooper, Major
Neaman, W. J; _liitche.11, ;W./Stewart
R. Robinson E.E.,Down, hl Hur-
don, H. Parsons, E. Hornsey, T,3rini
acaombe,. F. Ga. Tde:beer, G. W. Nunn,
P. Windsor, 5.Marshall: H. Heywicjod,
L. Cudmore. C Hornet', F, Wells, W,
Rove, E..1Co11,t+ntg'lnood, Ft. Hill, T.
Appletaa.: A.ivRihieitt, G. Ford.
Mi' I. R. Carling 'was iin London on
Monday,
Miss Harrison of Buffalo, as visiting,
Mrs.Aimoi,
Miss Edna Brock returned ,t&T,or=
bnta Friday.
1
i1�Irsk: E. Willits was in London.
oa Saturday.
Mrs Birk has returned from a vis -
t 'n \Iic.hrgan.
Miss Vera •Essery is visiting in Lon-
don for a few days. •_ i
Mrs,. •,F owell and Mrs. Taman were
in London on 'Friday.
Mrs. (Dr.) McGillicuddy is visiting
in London: this week.
Mrs. Dempster returned Saturday
_from a visit in Toxiotn ta.
Mr. ,Wmr, Butler Of London 'visit-
ed friends here last week.
\lr. ,C . W. Riabi{r son returned' Fri-
day from a visit in Toronto.
Mr. 7) ffR.. iP,rilar of GIHton, was ,: a
visitor. in town during -the week'
Frank +Flint,af£ of Stratford visited.
bis sister, Mrs. J. C. Snell last week.
His Honor Judge. L. 'Hi. Dickson-
Put
,an advesit$seniteu t im the col was in tolyl Tuesday -an business',
A vacate, and et rick
umns of the,ac ,g1 q Y ung srx chat Private Gordon Beckford. of Loadoav
results. If you have for sale anything chil-
dren d in ih James visited with his' sisters here thisweick
that the people want -tor want to buy ' Methodist Church by IZeV Miss Hattie Handford,' milliner, of
anything that \siomebody else may have p connection
Brockville; is home for the holidays,
On Sunda Morning =last • '
•ren ,were •irristene the
Street. C •
Baird, the pastor. In this co
it might be said ithat ,six of the par-
ents we,ntto school together,and
en ;of them were born, an the second
line of Usbcczpb The parents were
Mr. and Mrs. John Jones, Mr. and
Mrs. George Westcait, Mr. and Mrs:
Ed. Westcott, Mat" and Mrs. Gordon;
Heywood Mr. and Mrs. Victor .iley-
wlaad, and Mr. anal=Mrs1 Clark T i,5'jer^
far pale, to amall ad, fin this paper Mr. N. T Dare as• an, duty at the
will .ring ,quick response. t l 1 1 n set tation a,ga5in• atfter two or three wastes
illness,
ANNUAL MEETING
KIRrL ION AGRICUL'L, SOCIETY
The Annual Meeting of The Kirkt'on
Agricultural Society will be' held in
Aberdeen 'Hall, +Kilrktan., on Friday.
January 18. 1918, at 'lone o'clock, for
the purpose of Electing Officers, .re-
ceiving flue Annual ,Rieport.and Gent
eral Business.
r
d e
re u s d.
A large attendran i e
t
A.BRETHOCII ,x A4IOS )QCT -PE
President reretary.:
L
r ni tial 1eetke a the <i+ peter;
c ilurai Sodiety t,li be li;eld n'.
S 1furl;' F� ter' on Tlars
x1.r l ih c13, a' 130 a'clor
tT uu aaae of jec.t,ng
anent: ac Urtis,deat. ani DirectdTf
n'yjiar and [rah sac tin€�'
h -
,.rte cn�tUt
'F
ixpona rt ,bila nese
aaiienll>er:,: a ad ted;;"tiat:tiea
ito;tlCt atLJ 1d 'wh1�y
.ii?yrcc,4�a�. r�Axuycula•IY re,
e:: ei aa- .;the ",Lnnudl
Bi2�I+.5itE:: R'.u,^S>t;L'DON
ARM FOR` SALE
-yam¢ =5.cres,.about 1 .mile north. of
y .
boys, 1St''Can. ;of. Biddulphl.'
e :fr,ani school, .church and sta-
.,:'SOU), clay' ,loam, and all: clear
std a-creafall'
wlueat, 14 acre's need-
ed clown • 1 acre ;of orchard and small
fruit; Z story` brick house, brick-
lciteben.and frame wood -.house; frame
barn 30x50 stabler and `,drive shed 38x
28; .hog pen and hen: house 24x18;:
2 good wells; well, fenced. Possess-.
lion ,in March. W. 5. NEIL, Clande-
boye R. R. No. 1.
HAS'T'INGS
Agent e t far
Canada Life Assurance Company
.1sr> Fire anal Accident Insurance.
Money to Loan on Farm Property
EXETER, ONT.
ACENCY FOR THE WATKIN'S'
LINE. --.1 faker over the W at-
in fi Ag' , Mom Mr. j, a Gould
,..1 -.� ; :,,prepared to do'
ausio.ess' saifi ' a }'• t i,,, ol.d., cdstomers.
and others u,ho have =., previously
u ducts I wi.i v. e
uused the pro,ducts
l line'"i•I'Icas d
ta' interest atso. A ft 1Iry in
aitch. Goods can be ,prtrcurea at
t' any timte• A full. Birt off.
resident., a S ;
a ants`' Cough Reniedi.e6, p es
rd sn ,, Toilet Articles' al
lsx'trac tis, ',.�`ays
f
=Id
ranha�i t
i'hnne ord'erSprorxiptl., at-
tended to. Phone �v M, AMI? -W
rdveS]iaagn, Salesartua., Ex "bat
Exeter and Zurich hockey teGams
head a lively battle on the localtr,6e' on
Wednesday evening last when tial ' Et
eter'team won.._lay a score of, 11 &; ;The
oral.. -,third -bane ;scone ,was 5-3 and
the L -a third -time a;core ways
Early in the game'the loeaL boys'got
Et two igoal. lead .acid mainitaalried tit i
througiaout the game. •Exeter has t
st bffiich c -f young fellows"thisyear 1"l ,as , irney.
Brite" Rivers,in gioal. arold 13o}*ire Dr. Clare Wood .'alter spendtji;�
ar po lit; Maurice Harvey on •cover holidays at his.' home,herr; lefivaii�e
paint,,:Editard Taylor an left t,inag, Shelburne last yveek
r ewni'<.in Hardy "i,r; centre and •W,
ilium VLi George Iluzl`tlax
M ,Man oa right wing, e
^ who' has been visifj"
'"JI. C. A. CONCERTa
Mrs 5, L:` `Burwell has been, called
to Union owing 'ta\the illness of her;
father.
Mrs Wm. Di:g;nan and .daughter of
Luca.n visited relatives here on Friday
and Saturday. •
Mr. and _Vlrst Thins. Ogden of Fill -
marc, Sask,. ' are visiting' relatives in
this . neighborhood,
Mr.
.• Dickens of I i>Ilmlaxe, Sask,
is visiting .relatives iin ,Usliante, Bid
dulphand Lucan,
ivLWinin;ipeg
V.�rs D, F Fe>.'gus�an• of r
i vas,,.iag with iter (parents; Mr nd
, Mr. a.ird "M'r. Edo' gTL of;' Taber
All those interested in the work of Alta;, arc- vin � ing ih�yks1.;,tli: t\, ii
i Irst.
the Y. 14I. C. A. amlo+nig die boys' in Amor for a c lei twee
� ks:
, Mi. C.jaa"s ``�oxdeh of 'Oak the trenches will ',plat want to iris . " . ?Liver,
the-Enteritainmi- nt beatnig given an the•Man.; ri as '" a
.,Vn15,ittLiib .'hld., SiSter, ' .� 1‘,ILas
Town I-Iali, on Friday evening., :Tan,. Chg,rity i,Tio'den YSSI'leowtrir'last week
18, 'Full particulars;` next wee. -
WL.
IORLOC'K.
JONES & MAY
i'1ttrM11' :�
STOCK TAKIN(
JAN UARY IS OUR STOCK -TAKING MONTH " AND WE ALWAYS
HAVE SOME BARGAINS IN CLLARING LINES, REMNANTS, FTG,
Big Table of Remnants
ENDS OF DRESS GOODS SHAKERS, CURTAIN. NETS,
LACI;': CURTAINS, COTTONS PRINTS, SA, fEE' NS AND SIIXt
Winter Coats Half Price
ONLY t FEW LEFT, BUT',Vo WAN"' TO MARE r1 , 'CLEAR
SWELI'
EVERY COAT A BARGAIN.
Ladies' and Children's Furs
s
SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL FURS DURING STOCK TAILING.
P u1R 'WILL ,BE TWICE AS lItGHNEX'T WINTER.
• THIS WILL BE A REAL CHANCE FOR YOU,
SWEATER COATS
Stock =Taking ;Prices far $1.50
$2,50,` $2.75. Buy thiy'.wi,n'tert It will be 50 per
$2.5, $2.75. cent. higher lnlerdtl
LADY'S alUS'KRAT COAT LADIES'' FUR COLLAR COATS
Only one, size 38, Regular $80 fru` Regular $22;50 for $12.00
$60. , '. Regular $27.00 ;for $17.00..
'MEN'S AND BOYS' SUITS ,: MEN'S AND BOYS' O. COATS
All specially !priced for The Stock--- Some fine values are offered in the
Taking Sale: good cloths and styles.
WINTER UNDERWEAR
Shoes Shoes ' Shoes
SOME CLEARING LINES TO SELL FOR OUR JANUARY STOCK
SALE AT GENUINE BARGAIN. PRICES.
J
Headquarters fog • the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing
:Mr. and Mrs: Luther Reynolds re
turned home Saturday .from a visit
near Hamilton with Mr. and Mrs .Wm.
Chappel.
;MEETING OF ;I-IURON COUNTY
COUNTY
TAILORED TO ORDER
":The of the corporation of L
< 1 Council�Ii'.a �� FAR MORE .BECOMING
Huron will meet in the Council Cham -
Yet Cost
N® More
ben in the Town of Gaderich on
Tuesday, the 22nd f `Jan -nary, n1 1
T,u � y, rot 9 8,
at 3,00 .o'clock. \,
GEO. W:,'HOLMAN, ,Clerk
Gtoderich, 'Jan. -7th; 1918,
A very pretty but :quiet wedding
took ^ place in" I3,urliirigttton an Thurs-
day,. December 27th, 'when Miss Ad-
die, i1J,orlacls of that town, but form-
erly a highly esteemed milliner of Ex-
eter, was united' lin; • fnarritage to Mr,
Edgaa:.Williamsonl, Shortly after the
ceremony was performed the }sappy
couple took ,the train fou a'lolntey
mlooti trip to Buiffalla, ,N, Y., Cleveland
aril Crestline, Ohio, " after which they
will return and settle d,owa in iiurl-
ington, The bride's many friends here
will extend, best wishes and trust
much, that as bright and prosperous
will come to her and her husband.,.
INSTALLED OFFICERS,-Diistrict
Deputy Grand Matter Baird of
Bruce-
fze d visited Exeter Lodge
Odd -
fellows on Tuesday everr b,
and
aa -
silted
by lairs installing team confirmed
tli,e newly-;elected„ioffi cors in their
respective ehraiirs, alter which a light-
`Itrrc,h was served and a social hour
spent together. The officers arca-
tr. Past Grand E, Treble;
Noble Graind-C, Fisher.
Vice Grand -J. C. S.acll
Reo.-S'c.c'3 -R, N, Creech.
-a
Tn ",al;.- 'E.. ii<<i. Dignan,
Wai-t;;es -Thea. Walper
JCondiretar-R W. ,F'uke
Outside Gti:ardinn-F. J. ".Dclartdge
Inside. Guarel(ia,tu--Mauriac :Qua,nce,
Rt, Sup, TT: G. -E, ;Howalct
Lt. Sup, N,C: ,-T'.*1T . Boole
a c
`�u V`- Ct --Asa eirh 1
Rt: p: P
Lt.'Rup, V. C1, -5-L Jennings
R S. S.-0. Southcott
I.. S. "u.: ;Siseere.
tClaniplain J, Reid
UIr_ Wsr;. lis.'Wkshaw of .Detroit
has beet; vfsvtnng i;otr the holidays with
Ylrs. Wm.I-3aickshaw, sr,, and.: .Mrs
T. H Newell.
Mr. and Mrs:: Frank j:H. i+,ord and1.
fancily, , of Lawson, Sack.,' are visiting
relatives in. Exeter' ansa wicis i.tt Y for
a :few, weeks.
_Mir. and ,Mrs. W. J. Cavetaln,d ciaughh
ter' Ileac of Benglough, Sask., ane vis-
iting in this ,eightonhiorod with rola-
tives and friends.'-,
�1iss Ella. Lint , who, ha bean visit-
sting with her aunt, .Mrs W. '%.untr,
left or, Friday for Philadelphia, Pa.,
wluere she will visit Tor a time.
ivlr and airs. Alf. Amy of Conquest
Sask.. are 'visiting with ,the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. I.t:odd, near
Wtao.11lain and with other r,elafives;
Miss L. ,Oke o1 Toronto was a vis-
itor last at We
ek with her sister r .
Mrs.
Hawk,inst Mr. and Mrs ,W,
gins -and daughter of Scaf,ortii were
also over ;for 'a day or 'two.
Mr: Gordan Manns of Prang ,ord,
4vha'was called:,to riensall last w eek,
owing to [lie serious illness of , his
moths,, ivos shaking !rands with rtiany
got his old friends here last week.
Mr. T, H,` Newell; Was in Cliathaini
last week and bran ihl ,hams td'c new
g �
Gray;-Diarta: ;: The. cars Wes'e brought
here: under their .own power, and Mr,
NeA el1 ,laid' lip never •had a b`ctter run
over -rhe ,cli�atance, .whiich is 95 rashes,
Mr. and ;MIrs. Enos Ctidniore, and
1;10 children, vho have byecn visiting
i10:u [re latriye, 1 and nds i.c.re 101•
(,vera' it :elcs, ;loft Tuesday morning
or Asquith, ,Bask., where they will.
visit •4o n. Short time ,pr•Cv ous= ' 'to
n i vi;a^
ror 'ortheir new Iiorpe in, Sot1ro.
iv ore IIey , A1Tas,h.
;ON JANUUARY ,Lit THE NEW
EDISON. "the [P1ibnkt(grap;h with a
soul," will sellatt an increased price.
You will of course want to buy yours
before January 1st. On account of
the freight ciongleisltlom and 'the" -pos-
sibility of freight embaa{gotes, we ad-
vise 'you to buy now, whiffle, our stock
is complete. .
,There will be no increase in the
price 'df Edison R,e,JCr'eatilons, and if
there should ,be ` a freigffht embargloy
they can be shi,ppted from the Edison(
Laboratories by exprress
J. WILLIS POWELL, Agent,
Elxeter.
A Few Cars o
Turnips
;-OPEN TO CONTRACT FOR
'.TURNIP ACREAGE FOR COMING
MING
SEASON,
•
WILL ONLY BUY CONTRACT
TURNIPS NEXT
T F ALL
SEL O
We have a large number of
Suits and ,Overcoatings that waiit
your arrival -a wide assortment of
Fashion's Chosen colors, -soft .hand
some Browns, and beautiful Greys of
all shades. '
OUR ASSORTMENT OF
Ladies'
1
Suitings
f s
i,a the Finest ole have ever..had..The
studied exactness in measuringand
becoming designing of our Tailored
to -Order Clothes produces a cam-
pieeteneas of ;fitting and a pleasing
mess of appearance that a ready-made
can never hope" to =equal. No Lady
knows how well she can; appear' in a
Suit or Coat until she has one cut, to
nveasure,
OUR STOCK IS, COMPLETE
GIVE USA CALL
N.Sh--
LADIES AND GENTS' TAILOR
Start Upstairs, OPPosite the ,Central
m -
•
Lu'
��r
�, e
and
E.
N. R4C)WE
THE FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND FURNITURE DEALER'
Tea & Coffee
Store
For the choicest
groceries fruits, , spices,
Vis, coffee and every-
thing in the gsrocery
C.1
a and see ee ups• A trial
ass
to quality will convS1h-
Produce taken in c ebam e
Gould
The Metropolitan Hata
Next
star Bargain
Store
OVERCOAT'S ANL) SUJ
We have a sinal1 stock of these which we have decided t
11 your want anything' in this lime, came in.a,nc1 get` tour priices;
RUBBERS
We.htve a .we ass ed
7.1 art tock and'atii`
•
BOOTS AND' SI --TOES
C11:.a ,, S ',r
tl iron s School .....Hoes �n.
ODDS AND ENDS
•
Dur' a
this'�
n1 nici�ntli we tvi,ll have
! ,n>P
ciuced Prices, ;,Combe in often soy as r
prices are right.
ar1hety and at the lc
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