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FQr Fair l�a� ;
Special D splay
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New Coats
New Hosiery
New Blouses
New Slippers
New Sweaters
New Materials
New Trimmings
New Dinner Sets
We invite you to make this store your headq;u'F z,Cers OP. Exeter
Fair Day, Wednesday, September 23rd. All the new fal ;goods
will be on display and there will be special bargains, in every de
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Our best patent laid and satin slippers for $4.95
New Fur -Trimmed Coats, latest styles fox,, $1;9:85.
Silk and silk -lisle stockings all the new shades for 65c.
New silk and wool stockings—the new fall shades, for 98c.
Rayon silk blouses and silk and wool sweaters reduced to $2.98
Beautiful new silk figured crepes for dresses and blouses $1,49 yd.
Stockings black and fawn children's and ladies' sizes for 25c a pair
Chintz and Cretonne for drapes, cushions and comforters18c yd.
Our Grocery Prices
Large lemons only 39e a doz.
P. & G. soap chips 2 lb. 25c.
2 tins choice salmon for 35e
4 boxes good sardines for 25c
2 lb. ginger snaps for .... 25c
Shredded Wheat 2 pkg for 25e
Kellog's Corn Flakes 3 for 29c
Bring your Gillex Coup
7 bars Castile' Soap for .... 25c.
Royal Yeast Cakes ...,,. 5c pkg
Metal Tops for Jars 20,c a doz.
Seedless Raisins 2 lb for 25c
2 lb. Mixed cookies for 35c.
4 bars Laundry Soap for 25e.
Rubbers for Jars 3 doz. 25c
ons to us and save 1€tc
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J. A. Stewart..
Gigantic Furniture 'dale
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GAR.DINER'S
IF YOU ARE CONTEMPLATING THE BUYING FURNI-
TURE BE SURE TO INSPECT OUR LARGE AND MOS UP-TO-
DATE STOCK. PRICES AND QUALITY UNEQUALED.
LARGEST STOCK BETTER SERVICE
LATEST DESIGNS LOWEST PRIbEg
"THE HOME FURNISHER"
1 M. E. (iARDINER.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER
FINEST MOTOR AND HORSE EQUIPMENT
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE ..: t
LONG DISTANCE CALLS PROMPTLY ATTEND
OPERA HOUSE .BLOCK PHONE, 74J; Niiikt call i4W
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Men's Store Phone 81w
n' "Store
PREPARE for FALL
Yo'u may be thinking of a new suit for fall, or a new fall Over-
coat.. Drop in and look over our new range of choice, fabrics
False economy in clothes often proves very- costly intheend. We
have a wide range that we offer at very attractive ;prices,`,
NEW HATS .FOR FALL
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crown. We can give you a wide• choice•at popular• prices.,,.
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New Felts are somewhat wider in the brim and.higher:rn the
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SHIRTS, NECKWEAR, HOSIERY, SWEATER.COATS, ETC.
Everything for• the well-dressed loan
MINNIMAMIIMM
Merchant Tailor and Gents' Outfitter
A beautiful Gladiolus spike was
on exhibition in Jones May's.
window Saturday' evening." The
spike was 4 feet 8 inches high and.
had 20 ° bloozrts. It -was grown by
Mr. James Hern,
Rev. L. W.: Hill, of Parkhill, con-
ducted the services in James St.
Church oil Sunday preaching two
very acceptable sermons. The mo-
tor, Rev. E. Sheppard, who has been
recuperating from his recent illness
with relatives at Hamilton, expects.
to return this week and will resume.
his duties next Sabbath.
The
Ma#n
Street League enjoyed
a Corn; roast at the honte of Mr.
Amos Wildfotrg in Hay 'Tp, on Tttes-
day evening of last week, The
Seine e,Vening' the xuetnbelrs of tixe.
J'ttmes St,• 'League ue motto
L g red' 'to G a;nd
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Pend and enjoyed a wener
j � roast:
Needless to Keay the youn8peo` 1'e
1�,
had a jelly tinre.in-both caSesr, .
Mr. S. M. Sanders and on Grant„
attended Toronto Exhibition last,
week.
Miss Alice Pfaff has retro it+d'
home after visiting for two weeks
iii "Toronto:
Miss Vera ' Mawhinneiy left.'• laAtd
week for Flint), Northern Ontario to
teach school.
On Thu
ursday evening last st the
members of the Tames St. choir
motored to the hemp of Mr. Chester
Rowe in Hay • Tp.4 and enjoyed
a
Corn roast.. =: %o dream and cake
+*ere also reserved. Everyone thorn
oughly enjoyed the occasion,
Exeter Markets
Wheat $1,22
Oats 35e,
Barley, bye.
IVianitoba Flour $4,80
Blended Flour $4,30
Pastry Flour $3.80
Feed Flour, $2.0.0.
Bran $L50
Shorts $L70
Creamery butter, 44c.
Diary batter, 35-38e.
Eggs, Extras 330,
Eggs, Firsts 26e.
Lard 20c
logs, select, -$13.75.
Hogs, thick smooth $12.50.
LOCAL t
Trout fishing ended on Sept. 14.
Mr. Ed, Vosper of Toronto visit -
hi! Exeter this week.
Miss, May Sandals left 'Tuesday
to visit for a week !in London.
1 CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rel''. James Foote, BA,, Minister'
Miss Jessie Manson,+: of London,
was home for over the week -end.
Mr. 1ytrervin Camm, of London,
spent the week -end at his home
here;
Quite a, . number from thtt com-
munity are taking in • the London
Fair this :week.
Mr. Hy. Fuke, of Toronto, who is
on his holidays, spent a few .days'.
with his parents.
By a special by-law of the £sotto
cil, Sunday funerals.. in St. Catthar
ines are prohibited.
Mr. Jos. McFarlane, of Calg.ary,,,
spent a few. days last week with his
cousin, Mr. Wm. Tray.
Mr. and Mrs. Rd. Welsh have re -
Wiled home after holidaying for
two weeks in Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Dore have re-
turned home after holidaying in
Hamilton and Toronto.
Rev. Robt.. Hicks, • B.D., of St.
Thomas has been elected chairman
of the Elgin Presbytery.
Miss Irno Sweet returned home
Tuesday after visiting for two weeks,
at Paisley and Pt. Elgin.
Mr. and; Mrs. C. F. Hooper re-
turned home Saturday after attend-
ing the Toronto Exhibition.
Mr. Lyle Statham, of London,
visited his parents,_ Mr. and Mrs. W.
J. Statham over the week -end. .
Mr. Allan Myers, of Detroit, vis-
ited in Exeter andewas accompanied
home by his anut, Miss C. Vosper.
Mrs. Jaynes Westlake and brother
Mr. Alex Stewart, were in London
Sunday visiting the former's daugh-
Mr. C. T. Brooks and Miss E.
Taylor left Monday to visit for sev-
eral days with relatives at Owosso,
Mich.
10. a.m.--Sunday SehoQI.
Sacrament& Service
11 a.m..—,.SR The Lord's Supper."
The Minister'
7 P,m "ITnknown Personal Forc-
es Discovered.'
The Minister
Friday at 8 psi, Preparatory Ser-
viee."
JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH OF
CANADA
Rev, E, Sheppard, Pastor
W. R. Goulding, A.T.C,M.
Organist ,and Choir -Leader
11 a.m.—What has God done for
your Soul?
3 p.m. ---Attend some class.
Mrs. Ronald Witwer and babe, of
Stratford, -are spending a few days
with the former's mother, Mrs.
Taylor.
Mr, and Mrs. Wesley G. Hazle-
ood of Hamiota, Man., visited for
k few days with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Andrew.
The races on Fair Day, Wednes-
day, Sept. 23rd, should prove a big
attraction' as already considerable
interest is being manifest.
Miss Anna Turnbull, nurse -in -
training at Stratford Hospital, is
holidaying for two weeks with her
mother; _Mrs. Alex. Turnbull.
The Times -Advocate is in receipt
of some illustrated papers from St.
Louis sent by Mr. G. G. Gibson.
They certainly contain many inter-
esting features.
Exeter Fair next Tuesday , and
Wednesday. Horse racing Wednes-
day afternoon and a grand concert
in the evenning. Come and spend
the day in Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wells, and
> visited
little: daughter, of Windsor v s
in town for several days, Mr. Wells'
returning home Monday. Mrs.
Wells is remaining for a week.
Dr. B. W. McDougall, of Dertoit
and his bride (nee Miss Eva South-
cott of 'London) who are spending
a few days at Grand Bend, called on
friends in Exeter on, Monday.
On Thursday last :Mr. and Mrs.
Moses Amy and Mrs. Arthur Hos-
kins were in London attending the
funeral • of the late Mrs. Harry Hos-
kins, who died) quite suddenly of
heart failure.
The next session of Normal
School begins on Sept. 22nd at 9
a. in. Appligations for admission
to any Normal School must be made
to the Deputy -Minister of Educa-
tion, Toronto.
Mr. Harold Wood, who has been
clerking at Cole's drugstore, has
resigned his position and left Mon-
day for London -where he has . ac-
cepted a position with one of the
Liggitt stores.
Mr. Thos. Powell of Turnbury
Tp., M. and Mrs. Wilson and Miss
Wilson of Wingham, motored down
for the. King demonstration and
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Sweet,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rohde, of
'Keating, B.C., are visiting w'th Mr.
,and Mrs, A. S. Davis and other re-
latives in this community. Mr, and
Mrs. Rohde were former residents
of Dashwood, leaving there fifteen
years ago for the West,:
14Ir. and Mrs. Andrew Hicks, Mr:
Geo, Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Oke
and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Oke, of Cen-
tralia, Mrs: Wm.ESsery and daugh-
ter Vera, motored to Mitchell to at-
tend the 'funeral:. of their cousin,
Mrs. Albert Gumreoev, on Sunday.
Rev: P. E. Clysdale, the popular
pastor of Main St. United. church.
,•who has'not been himself for several
months, went to '''Victoria Hospital,
London on Friday „last where he
was operated on for or a;ntrim, trouble
and 01.6rreft!itivat a'z iiia'' adhioids.
Ile Isettiii
g g along - likelyaii.d°'it is
that ,hoped i r'
p t l e will'isaozr etre .restored
to health,
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rig:Sep-
tember Will beSupplied by.. Rev: D,
it McCain,ue, Of Londo0_.
Rev., D. N. McCamus, of;London,'
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opted the, pulpit ' of „.Hames, ;St.
Church. Tin 'Suhday 16,64each n s4 r
�' i t wo.
fine sermons that •;av: e.- # •
by the con gre'a onr.
g � Mr Mc(iatnus
will• have char e of tli4i envie
g es dtar-.
ing the month: of September.
7 P.m.—What is, your Greatest Dis-
• covery?
Thursday 8 p.m. Prayer and. Bible
study,
The Church has something you
heed. Why not ";get it?
At 11 a.m, (D.V.) on Sept' 27th
the Lord's" Supper will be administ-
ered and
dminist-ered.and at 7 p.m. the Story and
Song .Service of the Prodigal \Child.
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New Styles in Fur;Trimr ed Coats
We Offer Sixty Coats in the: very Newest
Styles and Materials and look 'forward
to a visit from. you
Trivitt Memorial
Church
Rev. A. A. Trumper, L. Th., RectorI _
11 a.m.-"Unconscious Blessings,"
3 p.m.— Sunday School and. Bible
Class. e
7 p.m.—"Four points of'a true Re-
ligion as stated by the Prophet
Isaiah."
MAIN STREET UNITED CHURCH
Rev. F. E. Clysdaie, Pastor
11 a.m.—Rei*. D: N. McCamus
3 p.m.—Sunday School
7 p.m. -Rev. D. N. Me0amus
a'oung . Peoples Day. Special
Message for Young People.
Special. Young -Peoples' Choir.
Everybody welcome.
For Sale
Good buggy, almost new
Good single harness
Several Ranges
3 small Beaters
Show cases, 1 large, 2 small
2 notion counters, for store use.
Cheese case, cheap.
Gqod used piano, good organ.
Use our Service for selling and
locating: Inquire
POWELL'S BAZAAR
Phone 55 and 122
FOR - SALE Pandora kitchen'
range in good condition, for coal,or
wood, reservoir,, bargain for quick
sale. Apply to Times -Advocate.
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LOST—In.,Exeter, ow Saturday ev-
ening a baby's' crochet bonnet with
blue ribbon Finder , kindly leave
at Times -Advocate. ;
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FOR SALE— Good " second-hand
buggy: also two sets ;of single har-
ness. Apply at Times-Advocatt.
WANTED—A youngrlady for of-
fice duties. One withtypewriting
experience, ' `preferred. Apply to the
Ross -Taylor Company.
FOR SALE. OR RENT—A com-
fortable brrckehouse ;centr lly locat-
ed. Phone No. 80 ,
Mr. Charlie A'chesdn is spending
the week in London.
John Vivian, a pioneer resident
of Basanquet township., died sud-
denly in his orchard while gather-
ing apples' on Monday.' He was 72
ears of age and apparently y g pP ly had
been in good health,',
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The speed limits for 'automobiles
which every section of the United
States will be asked to adopt are 35
miles an hour in the open country,
20 miles an hour in residential dis-
tricts, 15 miles an hour, in the busi-
ness districts, 10 miles` an hour pas-
sing schools- and crossing railroad
intersections, and 4 miles an hour
crossing sidewalks or coming out
from alleys or private driveways. -
Further examinations ' results are
received fo,r.rtire H igh...School; Ho-
ward Hunter '.has passed Ancient
History "and, .Tom Pryde, Ancient.
History in addition, to :the, subjects
credited to these young men Chas:
Campbell who. wrote'at Kenora made
an excellent showing which we will
publish later. Wesley McGill writ-
ing on Ontario papers in Manitoba
madea high stand in both Upper
School Trigonometry, and `A2iddle
School. Ancent History.
The showers" during the past
week which have .saturated ,the
ground, have been beneficial to the
farmers: Pastures have been re-°'
vived, the water supply, ~which was•
getting low, has been<, greatly im-
proved, and the soil has been im-
proved for fall plowing: Fall :wheat
which has been seeded, is making
rapid growth. The rain, : however,'
delaybd the bean harvest. The
early beans were safely garnered.
but the late beans are stll out.
Under the new election law, candi-
dates for Parliament can be °nomin-'.
ated by handing a doetiMent signed
by ten people to „the •returning offl
ser, any time after the issuing of
the writ. Tbie ie hailed as a re-
form, and in some .reepects<•it is, be-
Caiise it gives the. candidate an of -
tidal standing with the returning
officer, which will , facilitate ,his
Campaign. But many electors will
regret it if• the change involves the
discontinuance et the aid nonlina-
£ion day meeting, which used to af`
turd the only opportunity they got
to hear the issueso8 the od
eledt#o s -.
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cussed b> .'
y the two• ca;n.drdates from
the same platform. The 'nomina-
tion
nomina-tion meetingoften hasbeen
.oyre of
the Chief '
ie features of, an electron and
has influenced manvotes.
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Silk knit & Crepe Dresses
In sizes .38 to 48. W,e can lit
stout figures who usually find it
So hard to get their size, $12.50,
$16.50 and $,19.50.
New Shades iin Hosiery
Another shipment of : the •new-
est shades for Fall. Dhese are
real value at per pair 98 cents.
Men's S'uit`s and Overcoats
Including a' splendid assortment of new fall suits and winter over-
coats. All moderate1Pye,iced and' ready.' fpr; the early buyers. 'Drop in
and see theory . �.
New Suede Gloves
In smart new' styles with fancy
cuffs, selling at the popular price 1p
of 98 centsi•and $1,25.
New Silk & Wool Hosiery
In the popular . cheek weaves in
•, four color combinations. Priced
at per pair 98 cents to, $L50,
New Caps for F 11.
Showing the new cloths and
weaves for boys and men—$i,00
to $2.50.
New Felt & Velour Hats.
In thp•.,new shades and shapes.
We sell the Beltmore Hats.. They'
give satisfaction.; Priced at $4.00 .
and $5.00.
FAIR DAY SPECIALS
We welcome all out of town people to this store on Fair Day, Sept
23rd. We• will have many specials on our counters for Fair Day only.
South �ott
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REPAIRS
We are sow prepared to do all
kinds of repairs on broken frames,
whereas before, we had to send them.
to London or elsewhere.
HEAVY SHELL FIiANES TO '
YOUR OWN LENSES, WHILE
YOU WAIT, .111.0Q. .
SPECTACLES, LARGE NSES,
$1.00 and UP.
*Dr. John Ward
CHIROPRACTOR & `OPTICIAN[
MAIN ST. EXETER. ONT.
PHOS 70
We will be pleased to
have you,Call and
inspect our.complete
COAL -COKE
AND INSURANCE
YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED
E.' j. CHRISTIE
OFFICE: North of Elliott and:7o4e
Safety Razor Blades
Sharpened (any make).
SINGLE EDGE 3c
DOUBLE EDGE 4c
Perfect Edge Guaranteed
W. S. COLE, Druggist.
CLEANING PRESSING
and REPAIRING
If you want to' look, like .a man,
and feel like 'h man when your are,
dressed up, there is only one way
and that way is to let ,•
ELLIOTT AND JOHNS
Make your Clothes
.We also do Cleaning, Pressing. and
Repairing
Agent for • Tip -Tip Tailors .•x
line of 'W: R. Goulding
FUr\niture
N. ROWE
EMBALMER AND
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Phone Bus. 20W House 203
LIGHTNING RODS
Shin -Flat and Round Cables. We
have the agency for the above
lightning rods. Let us quote you
prices. Old cables inspected and
repaired. Four years' experience.
Bruce Mitchell, R.R. No. 1, Cen-
tralia;, phone Crediton 29 r 6.
Horses for Sai.e'
OR EXCHANGE -15 drivers and 6
heavy horses. Will sell or exchange.
Frank. Taylor, Exeter.
FARMS,, FOR SALE --A few ehroiee
farms in the Townships of Usborne,
Tuckersmith and Hibbert. Good
buildings and well located as to mar
kets. Priced right. Apply -;to Thoa
Cameron, Auct., Box 164, Exeter.
NEW STAR ” SEDAN -At' a sacri-
fice • for quidk sale. Gourd assort-.
ment of used' cars from $100 to
$500. Penns if required. . C. C.
Pilon, Huron Garage, Exeter, Ont.
FOR SALE OR RENT -100 acres
being lot 21 S.T.R. On the property
Is a brick house, 'bank barn and
other buildings; 75 acres . in grass
and the balance in stubble. Easy
terms. Apply to W. H. Kay, Exeter
FOR; SALE—Second hand 10.20
Titan tractor in good Shape. Wm.
Ward.
•WANTEDI'or + .- .-
the l7xeter EVap
orator, .apple peelera.and trimm its
e..
Please `:leave your name ;at- the , of-
five any time this week.'' ,Exeter
Evaporator, 1.4 , ,
A. T. C. M.
Organist and Choirmaster
James St. United Church
Instrucction .n `
Piano . Vocal Organ Theory
Supervisor of .Music in Schools
Concert Engagements Accepted
Studio Victoria St. Hex 57
EXETER, ONT,. i••
J. L. LEWIS
CONTRACTOR'
Cement and. Carpenter,, ,Work
ESTIMATES FURNISHED
Houses and Barns
EXETER ONTARIO
Phone 152W ?
Wood' for Sale'
A QUANTITY OF DRY WOOD,
FOR SALE
H. Bagshaw
TRY US Phone .68W,
DR. ADRIAN B. GIBSON
- VETERINARY SURGEON
Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College 1915
Office and Residence, James, St.
West of James St. United .Church`
PHONE 99, , EXETER
DR. E. S.'STEINER
VETERINARY SURGEON
Graduate of the Ontario Veterinur
College
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DAY AND NIGHT CALLS PROMPTx
LY ATTENDED TO
Phone 158 Resldence Ann St.
EXETER, ONT. '
J. VICAR .MUNRO
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Plans, Specifications' f,
Prepared or
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Res#dences, Chur+.hies, , S:ch.00ls; etc.. .
l3est'•Referen ee
Phones: Office..S8
HouSe5141W-
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Market Lane, London
I. R. CARLING B.A1
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, 'LTC,;
Loans, Investments,• Insurance
Office,Carling BlockMain St. Exeter
GLADMAN & STANBURir
Barristers , Solicitors Le.
Money to Loan, Investments MM$
Insurance.
Safe-deposit Vault for use of our
Clients without charge.
Exeter • , Landon Herssslli.
• R. McINNIS,
LICENSE» AUCTIONEER FOR;
HURON COUNTY
For best results let R. McInnf*
handle your auction sales.
FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE
HAY POST ' OFFICE
D. G. S. Atkinson, L.D.S„D.D.L
DENTAL SURGEON
Late Listrict Dental Officer .S!
Military Distriet, Nilmber One, LOT'
don, Ont.
Main Street, Exeter, Ont.
Office Phone 34W
Residence Phone 34.1
Office closed on Wednesday 6n1j4
Dr. G. F. Roulston, L.D.S.,D.D9Lr
DENTIST
Office over I. R. Carling!' La*
office. .
Extractions Under Oxygen Gas.
At Grand Bend every Wednesdaj
during the ' summer months
Dr. A. R. Kinsman, L.L.D., D.D.
Honor Graduate of Toronto Univerw
silty
DENTIST
Office over Gladman & Stanbur7.'I4
office, ; Main Street Exeter.
DR. W. E. WEEHES ._
Physician and Surgeon
Office—One door south of t! '
filmes-Advocate. ,
Office Closed until September 218
FRANK TAYLOR
LICENSED ,AUJCTIONEER t'•-.
for Huron and Middlesex'.,
FARM SALES A SPECIALTY
Prices reasonable and aatisfact:o '
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guaranteed {' t
EXETER P. O. or RING 188 i
A. E. TENNANT , i
Veterinary Surgeon
Off ce-jl41cDonhelPs Sales Stables ail
John St. Phone calls re eive pro* p
attention. n tan. Phone
26 '
'i'RoS. CA11IER0N' and Jam, ” Ara
WATSON •
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Licensed AnC c ti
bneers
'`Sales tontineted
in: an
y; ldcaiiti.
Oar* Stock sales specialty.
gallon
tactic*, guaranteed. Charged g s tnddi,
crate. Orders lett at 'this office
be
,Q .•rout
ytl* attended to. IC., R, NO*
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