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Mi' !low Year 811 �'wr;;"�_7 Mr.MI1 ton of Landon visited trete
1 � I `)c1AIi DOINGS. . miss I) Elston mintier has recut(
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lel from Cayuga.
Mr. Percy !loop Longo-& 1.o:a/eyed
here tins week.
IMisses May and Ethel Ar nstrorut
spent New Years in Paris.
Mr. Meg. it..wkshaw o: Wianipag vio-
Ited relatives here this week.
Mrs. Tait of I'ark:all visited this week
with Mr. and Mrs. C. Lindstlislt.
\trs. Ike of 1'•arkhill was at guest at
the hone• of \fr. Richard Gldlsy.
Miss I-loba•le T..ylor of Louden spent
t!nc holiday's with her parents hare.
Mr. 1'. Gard ;.*r and family alit 1.17,11
were v'sitor • 1.a re over the New Teat.'
The Ntiseta \iarth.a and WJrin►e Crane
Ma returned to Brantford vn leendy.
Mr. and Mee. 1'. McDonald and family
of Galert.t vlsNad reluttrea hate deriap
the hoJldays.
.tr. Ern. Rivers returned to Duna* eet
Morday, atter spending tisk vacation at
his hence here.
Miss alliterate, Ilcr,uy left for Ohio -
ago on Friday, n, tale.. up a tlSat-rent
course In nursing.
Mrs. Sam'! Sweet and Mies Minna were
vi*itifl to Loudon tor a few days tiur-
Ing the past week.
Mr. Jos. Ltinbro•ak and daughter, !{Iso
Loretta, returned Mei:id.. v tv their borne
in Fort Mayne, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Moncur ot Malpp
and Mr. Coleman Moncur of Detroit
visited her! tnis week.
Miss Ethel Sweet. having completed
the millinery aerie( at It. Marys, le
home for the vacatlpn.
Misses Lulu Marti: and Ida Rows re-
turned to their 11ig1. School &Wens to
Ht. Marys nn Merida..
Mr. E. IL Spa rknian of Dlenbaslm
;pent New Years with his parents. lir.
and Mrs. John Spackman.
Mrs. Evans and .ails• Otte Park sg
A11sa Craig apevt New Years bare with
Mrs. •!..ince and daughters.
Mr. Jchn McIntyre of liens&1l spent
a few drays here this week on We way
hone trot; a visit 1•: Toronto.
Nils* Sharon of Ottawa acid Mrat War-
ren Smith of Taltettvllle are stsssts eg
Mrs. 1l. Spackman for a few deet:
Mr. and Mrs. Peter King•nerth et
London were guests of Mr. C H. San-
ders and Mrs. McAvoy over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Oke, Mrs. John./Ovapa
or London, and Mise Amelia ,M,• s[
St. Thomas visited here during Oa
week.
Mr. E J. Spaceman of Toronto &lent
ptrt 9t the weak in town visiting eels. -
lives and ehakL. Lands with old
friends.
Mr. vent* of Britton, Orat., near Lis-
towel. drove down on Monday and visit
ed friend. here and at 1'.tr,uhar for a
rcw days.
Mrs. Gregory and Miss Stella Greg-
ory returned Tuesday. atter e/eading
some weeks In Eden Mills and London
respectively.
Mr. Dan Molr of Detroit after span-
nns a few days with relatives and
friends In town and vicinity. returned
home Tuesday.
' CHtt1MT\S.tS" T.t1LORING.
tills in .. nttr it- as important as that
of every day tailoring.
WE MAKE SUITS FOR DRESS ANI)
WEDDING OCCASIONS
Every garn,cat we tailor for either of
those functions are tailored in the most
workmanship like manner.
PERFECT FITTING GARMENTS.
MADE HERE FOR 1HOLiDAY'S.
A Line of I:l.acks and Blues for On at.d
$16
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor,
Exeter, - Ontario
helloes Mals -- Read Them
20 per rent of) all Stoles, Multi and
Ruffs and Scarfs at Stewart's.
ANNUAL. tfEETING.
Tru annual mc, t1-ig of the Exeter Ag-
lacultural Society will be held in the
Town Hall. Exeter, oa Monday, January
17th, 101o, at one o'clock p. nt., for
the purpose of electing Officers and
Directors for the ensuing year. A
ntect'rty of the Directors will be held
at the Town Hall at 10 a. m. to finish
up the ycara's business. All the mem-
ber, are respcetfully requested to at-
tend. E. Christie. free.: A. G. Dyer.
Secy
20 per eent of all Furs. Everything
in furs must go. Bee thein at Stewart's,
WANTED -An experienced housekeeper.
References required. Good wages. Apply
G. W. Harrison, Canadian Bank of Com-
merce. Exeter.
20 per rent of Ladies' Fur -Lined
Coats, br..t linings and .liars, at Stew-
art's.
}LOUSE Tti RENT.
1 1-3 story Brick Ifouse, on \ti Rliam
street. owned by Mrs. Perkins, all In
first -taxon state of repair. Apply to
S. M. SANDERS Exeter.
20 per cent of all Men's Fur Coats -
Coons, !Wallaby, Calf and Yak --at
Stewart's.
it
Dr Ovess Cowlsg.
Dr. Ovens, London, Eye and Ear
Surgeon, will be at the Commercial
Hotel, Exeter, on S ttnrday, Jan. Sth,
all d ty. Masses properly fitted and
diseases of Eve, Ear and Nose'reated.
Hours 1 •.ol. to 1 p.m.
T. ,,:,tete : of Leburvn, Forest Lodge
Nt. 1:13, A F. & .t. M. were duly fruo
stalled to their r. spective offlcee at
a spec t'1 meeting held Monday night,
by Hast D 1). G. M. Bro. L 11. Dick -
t son. assisted by other past rnmasters as
follows, -I. 1'. NI. tiro. D. W. Collins
W. M.. Bro. it. N. Creech; S. W., tiro.
F. herr ; .1. W., Bro. W D. Sanders;
'Net re:ary. tiro. C. IIB Sanders, TR (L ate
Bro. W. It. Levett ;
Rt ide t . J. 11 . Bro. Cats. Seawright . I.
(I. leo 8. r. 'dottier ; Tyler, tiro. Sam'1
awe t ; S. S., taro. It Marphy ; J. S.,
llro E. taarlstie ; Clap., Bro. D.
Nee t . U. of C., llro. W J. }Leaman
CHURCH D1itEt'Tt)1tY
. .1 a\ilia-8T MtETIIODIST tnIUltl'hf
'try. Richard Jtobbs, Pastor
Hundty Public Worship-Ia.:or and 7.
Chase Service -11.30 a.nl.and atter Mo.., -
Ing service and Wednesday night.
You•.g anent Class and Catachunlens -
Sunday at 1'. p. m. -�r ;0.
Fdnday School and Bible Classes-
Epru:' ,ague --T uteday t p. p.
Prays i Me.ting-
41-4
THE BEAUTY
behind a suit is not confin-
ed to other clothing estah.
lishmente. There's a love-
liness about our garments
that will simply delight all
who come to us --that's so.
qive Unlit
Call
W. JOHNS
Morpheme Task,. looter
415. Aid& edlaaLallaAk�,��id
'.lea Zany GaLey io quiet .t1 at Lcr
obit.
clow ;.re you keeping guise New Year
•resolutlonsr
Election Day was a rather stormy one
i:, point of weather e.uuditlons. both hi
town and country.
Grand Trunk Railway System traf-
fic t.trnttnge from Dec. 15 to 21, 1009,
$845,40: ; tiara, *!11.x17 ; increase
:1(1,641*.
qtr. L. 11. Dickson was lit St. Mares
o:: Thursday. where h addressed
inectin( in tl.e l:,terests of the Laymen's
Missionary Nloventent.
We congratulate Mr. Geo. Armstrong
an old Exeter boy a•td brother of Nfr.
L Arn:strung of town, on being el.•cted
Mayor of Paris. Oat., on Monday.
Invitations are issued announcing the
marriage of Miss Clara May. youngest
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Win. Stewart
of Faryu..ar, to Dr. C. A. Iiouze; V. 8.,
of ILrrlston. Ofit., at an early date.
A little more thea ten years the auto-
mobile industry of Detroit has grown
train an investnren' and output repr*s-
'ted by 0 to .t., estitratcd output in
1910 of 137,4:.i) rrtacclnes valued at
71152,074,000.
\fr. Crossley, evangelist, adlre•as-
o1 a very large meeting in James street
.fcthodlst church on Thursday evening
`:1 the intervals of Local Option. The
church was filled to the doors and the
reverend gentleman's address was a
strong and eloquent one.
All children between the ages of 8
and 14 nest attend school in the sec-
tion or municipality where tl ey rellde,
and parc.11s, guardians or persons with
w);ons children live, must see that they
do so or they are liable to pay the
penalty for not doing so. Children un-
der 14 cannot be employed while school
13 bring held.
Next Sunday In the Mctt,odtsr churches
of Exeter DLytrict a bit missionary
campaign commences. wha n the pastors
of the different churches preach on
(missions. The following Sunday ex -
charges take. piaci when the sante sub-
J.rts will be taken up. Rev. Snell of
Kirkton occupies James street church
and the pastor. Bev. Hobbs, goes to
'Kirkton.
It t9 said that there is nolhiug bet-
ter to protect sheep from Jags than al,
old-fashioned goat. 'fhOse strttmals have
no fear of it do„ arid will bunt the life
out of one in five minutes. Doge fear
them and If they orae try conclusions
never want the second experience. Let
:very farmer add oac :oat to ale flock
and we shall hear no more abaut sheep
killing by dogs.
A cornic•(t4.4 contract has been closed
with the Parkhill rural telephone assoel-
ation, covering connections at Park:till
on the flat rate basis. The aasoclatlou's
system will extend from the To Ali of
Parkhill to points in the Townships of
West Williams, East \t'il'larne. Step!acn,
McGillivray, Ade aide, Warwi•k a'td Poe-
anquet in the Counties of Middlesex. Hu-
ron and L.ambton.-Dell Telephone Gaz-
ette.
Rev. Sharp of the Presbyterian church
and ltev. Robbs of James street Meth-
odist church exchanged pulpits on Sun-
day morning, both preaching temperance
sermons. Nita. Wright, president of
the W. C. T. U. of London, occupied the
James street pulpit on Sunday evening
and gave a stirring address in favor
of Local Option. Rev. Hobbs also spoke
on the sante subject. Mrs. Wright was
also the principal speaker at a tentper-
arce meeting in the Tower (tall Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Wrigiit occupied the pulpit In
}fain Street Ntcthodlst Church oft Sunday
n1or: 1: g, err•aching temperance sermon
A terrible conditic . of family affairs
has been brought to light In connec-
tion with two hcmcs at Brussels. by
W. A. Gunton. ot the Department of Ne-
glotted and Dependent (httidren. The
moral depravity of these twat families
first carne to ltrht on Der. 7, when a
thirteen year old member of the Bishop
family ,gave birth to A child, whl,'n 1s
still living. investigation showed that
':.t• father of the child was a thirty-
aix year old brother, John Bishop. The
circumstaucca of the birth of the child
WAS edmfttcd by the young mother, and
Btehop, after being arrested. pleaded
and was sent to Goderich to stand his
trial. itt July last a daughter of a
In -assent ntan. of the sane place gave
premature birth to a ci'ild in Guelph.
Mr. Gunton vl•Ited Guelph to see the
girl As a result of that investigation
!.e returned to Brusseis with the you•tg
.ady to lay a charge against her fath-
er as being the father of the child.
T :r father 11 sixty-two years of age.
MRS. COOPER DEAD. -Mrs. W. 11.
Cooper, wife of Rev. W. 11. Cooper, of
Blyth. Or t . form• r ly of El , .ville. pass-
el peacefully away to her eternal re-
ward on Tuesday, Jan. 4th, 1010. T::e
funeral service was conducted at the
parsonage at :1 p.m. on \Vedncsday,and
Interment will b- made Thursday at
l:cam,vflle. Ont.
MAI:LIED IN THE WEST. -The home
of Mr. and airs. Win. Cann of Carnduff,
Sask.. formerly well-known resident• of
Exeter, was the scent of a very pr• t•y
event ol. Wedilcsday ntorning, D:c.,
when their sccend daughter, Minnle,was
united in marriage to Mr. Wm. Wright
of Gleravon, Sask.. :a prominent grai:t
merchant of that town.. The bride's
gown was one of beauty and elegance,
being of white s'Ik, w' 11e her travelling
suit was brown, and a beautiful fur
coat. After a sl.ort honey -moon trip to
Jflrtic, Mar.., the happy couple will re-
turn to Oklavon, and %ettle dew., In
their contfortaDlc home. Thc many
irked• here of t.te h.id= w111 ;Alen fo-
her a preemie is .and happy wedded :11e
KICKS' 1011FC,114Ta--A regular jtorrn
period 14 central o:: the 14, r .veering
'',e 12 to the 17. Moderate. thrcatrn-
I:.K conditions will rontinue from the
new moon on the 11, through the great-
er Part of trite per,oi, but trona the In
to the 17 derided storms of rain, wind
and possibly thunder need surprise •.o
student rt these foreeaete. rt,, .,
storms will Is' rapid In thctr dev-lop-
:n'nt and passage front \\'e•t *0 RIM.
with a Coad wave pushln.r tie ht ria of
•forme closely from the northwrsl. The
ntoon being on tiie ulestlat equator or.
ryas, 1'. and nearest Int tar•'* nn tn. 17,
with the flMt quarter 05 the 10, tie
dl••arbai.ee o: this period all :aturany
he prof• /el out of Its norlrial Ilrnit.a-
t:on0.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G
Ile returned from a
Friday, accompanied
mister, Miss lice t y.
Stldo • and Lae -
visit in InSergile
by Mrs. cls doses
t
Mr John A. Gregory, 1J.ayor et Das
ticford, Soak.. and Mrs Gregory. aro
vk.itln4 in Ontario, and aro expected(
here in a few irtys.
Mr. and Mrs. Sinton Downks of Qtr. -
stairs. Alta., were go, t,t.. of Xr. snit
Mrs. John Spackman for a wok. Jere.
Downie and Mrs. Sp.ak:n.tn are sister's.
Messrs. E. Jones. L. Jitywead ash
John Walker, divinity students bars r•-
turred to their studies a• Rellev!>Je, af-
ter holidaying at their homes here Jar
a few days.
Mr. James Vincent and daughters ed
LaktLlcld, Ont., and Mrs. John McFar-
lane and little daughter of Ottervtlle,
visited at Niro. M'rear•et Afrth's du: -
1n1 the holidays.
Mr. Richard Harris of Wolseley. Sarah
w,e here t,tir, Week for a few days ea
business. We understand t.at Mr. and
[rat Harris httend moving back to Hg.
tier sante time this year.
Miss Daisy !Hodgson. who has bowl
vfsitln3 with her parents here, lett fel
Orillla Saturday morning, where else
!,as acceptsl a position as teacher at
:a s clary of $150 a year
Mrs. Stanbury and Master Douglas •t
Toronto and Miss Stanbury of Hayti*.
9pmt Monday here at the horn,. of ice/.
J. G. Stanbury. Master Dougkas tarp
part In s,. concert :t: (llnton on Saturday
and at Kirkton Monday.
Mi. and MIs. J'.tul Madge 1.11 Tues -
dray mornli:;f for I.us .!agues, (lab. lee
visit for a few weeks. 1d1•s OYve
Madge left last w.ck for Ayr, where mid
has been appointed organist la a
e'Iut(b. MI -9 Myrtle Madge lett Toms
dty for Toronto wiiere she will tisk
:or a nurse la one of the hospttels.
Nome of the New 'fear visitors base
were Mi. !.!unci Howard of Arthur Aad
Frank Howard of 11.otrd.u; T:.on sa Maw
natn, Fred Peahalr. \fr. and Hrs. J.
Inwood of l.o:tdo;t ; Mr. Allen NTeshaae
Miss F'oliick o: Rt. T. innate, Ir. Das
Prior of Clinton. Mr. J. E. To of Gsd-
er leb ; MIgs N1ab3•1 Walter of Landon.
The reading desk. oh t'•e Trivttt leets•
oriel Church itave be,, graced wNS
handsomely bound velum: v of the Bibs
and i'rayer book. gifts '.t :fro. 1.
Thorne to memory of her Late bisabani.
The death took place '.1 GoMrielt se
C:u'stmae eve of Mr. Henry Wi111•ssl
Ball, an old ..red respected realikaat t1R
t.iat town, and fatiltr of Miss WilNIF
fred Ilall, for several years s tnsamtber
1n the Ezetrr Public YcheeL
Ntr and Mrs. Joh Jarrett. =&rase
North. very flttirtaly and beta*3ly
c,iebrat d t'a(l: (!olden Wedding a*n/tlb►
nary a few days since. A largo tilallp
tar of friends and relative, were pious
int, and notably the immediate latedINI
Mr. and Mrs Jarrett will have tier Mgt
wishes of a host of tr&'ids ter WARP
more weddlr.g et lebratio:rr•
the home of Me.. John Dew, 971611110`
wast the see, of .t:1 1nte?estl at�
0:1 \Vcrtnc•day of last week, ver are
4turhur, Mite .',:ny was Wr311111.11t~use.
rialto to Mr. Philip Ryskmaa
ceremony was perfo. rned at S Websi 111
nro. lit the pre tt:irr o: a none
immediate relattv.s a'd trine el
r.•i.traetuaj p..rt.e e. by 0.3 :VO. tib IL
('olltrs. meter of •:1e Ttivitt >iameeVI
r'lurch. Attrt tit curent ray SBS awe•,
gratuhations til partook Of a sEMPOMr
wedding ':upper Tae cremate Me& a
ata/ pretty array o: rosily awn 111111.11(
articles. Mr. and Mts. Ilyelrtslhs wV
rrslde In 1'.t• West a1.,1 v.t: hairs
b••t +Ishws u: Lair nta:,y 1rlri.
whom the tdv,w.atc ))ins.
Twe rinks of the Ev'eter curlers
went to lia.rnLt on Wednesday. to curl.
Ttrs beckuY club are busy Practicing
these niil.ts. and games win be arrane-
eitertly.
Yea Kerr attended the• `Shooting
T•aarn atnsxlts at Clinton. Ailsa Craig
and Londo.i last week, getting high av-
erage In each place.
saw doping the Old Year out and the
New Year lit on 1'i idly night last, 11..
Mg Mears were hospitably er,tertalrt-
.d W Kr. 14. D. burden at hi. home.
SIM. W. Oul•tfe, while engaged in her
email UMleeheld Duties Monday evening
totisrilsyMly tell, and her face striking
the •sal Move it was very badly bruised
Me. R. IL Huston, one of the cnthue-
raNt mess/bus u' the Exeter Curling
4r ass post up a beautiful prize, a
ties&* Stein or drit•king cup, to b • won
:✓ ilia Marie Contest among the Ex -
oder ewrlars.
The Hedtert Estate, being the brick
and 1013 86 and 37, Huron
stylist, was sold by public auction by
! .. Camer•r). auctione_r, on Friday
bait to lir. John Bell of to*,,. fits
w k. paid was 11035.
W LEN
Mr. and Mrs. David f'atkin*on of St.
Mas ye and Mr.and Mr-, Fled (limning
visited friends here last week. -Mr. J.
V. Milburn epent New Years with his
sae. Newton, U.P. R. agent at Moffat,
near Guelph. -Mr. and Mts. U. Hodg-
son anent their holidays in Toronto,
as guests of bis brother, Chester. -
Mbp Ida Hero visited with friends in
Lssllisn the past week. -Mr. and Mrs.
gee, Dotteon of Statia, Mr. and Mrs.
John Armitage of Lucan and Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Ogden, who are home from
the West were guests at Mr. Win.
O d.a's for New Years. -Mr. Walter
oisstaiag and sister Edna visited at
8afsltbury on Sunday.
FARQUIHAR
Mr. John Vance spent the past week
rearwias acquaintances around here;
aim D. A. McNicol and family, Strat-
les'i Meat the Christmas season here.
rs s slumber front here attended
Kerslake-Simmons nuptial last
week. and we understand wedding
bells will ehclrtly ring in our midst. -
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hunkin and Mr.
OM Mrs. Jackson of Logan attended
die New Years' gathering at the home
alJeita Hunkin, jr.-Mr. and MzLJas.
Deputy. nee Mies Pheme Allen of Bur-
esstrille and Miss Ettie Allen of Strat-
spent New Years at the home of
T. *Bien. -Messrs. Will Gardiner and
Beg Ttlrnhull resumed their studies at
SC Marys: -The School Concert and
Bos Social held the past week was a
decided success. Proceeds $2.5.
sit see.
Casey -71st herd !trek htetut Kenrnei
01 bear he had to hove bis leg cut ofi
bedtime the ankle an' the knee. ('ns-
eidy-Ay, the doc•thers decided that to
e tre the (hole leg they'd have to cut
alt part of It
M (Merl For wiessere.
Papa -I bear you were a Lad girl to
day and had to be whipped. Sruall
Daughter- -Mamma is awful strict. 11
I'd 'a' known she used to be a school.
teacher I'd 's' told you not to marry
her.
Oc.alt Powers,
MteR Witherspoon -Ino Jou believe.
Mr. Jimsby, that there Is In us a sath
sense as yet undeveloped-perbaps nes•
er to be developed? Jilnsby - Yes,
Ma'am: horse sense(
tl�ilsosctlNftJt/111110
THE BEST
Bread
Clea wily t,e rotten from the lest flour
-Tbe following brands are uneseelled
--Try a hundred next time you 1•ake-
Try One of These :
JEWELL (Ontario Blended
PURITY (Western Canals ►)our
Leave your orders or call up
Phone 2
R. G. Seldon, Exeter
NNNNOH*
Don't donkey with that
Cough. Tate
Honey's
shite Pine & Tar
Bold only at Rowey's Drug Store
in 25c bottles.
rovisien Store
Marla purchased the Provision bust -
IMM s[ Mr. John Eldt, and moved the
dish! he the premises opposite the tel -
Ms orrice 1 ani prepared to accept
1,1111, tJe r . to the line of General Tro-
a
/ LOUR, PEED, STOCK FOOD, •
SDS. GRAINS. ETC. ETC.
The wiry Wet grades •f flour always
on hand
Owaa 1cIh red to any part of the tearer
We bte/bs your patronage and Mellen •
mall fern you
Advertise in The
1f you have a few hundred
or a few thousand dollars
that is idle. you can put it to
work earning you good Inter-
est by placing a Money to
Loan Ad. in our Classified
Want Columns.
People with gilt -edge co-
lateral often require ready
cash and will pay good in-
terest for It. Put your money
to work.
Advocate and
SNORT and SNAPPY
The secret el the success sr ewe
Want ads. N that they are slier.
and snappy. port• Iiso a plate
bethees stery told Ina Vsw erre
and N they want anythlea"they
rater to the place whore they
will find li with the feast tesu•le.
vire, the Classified Want Ade. h
your tonnes represented there.
taro...,., OF - s • •..a.,
Get the Best Results Every Time
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Remember the Name ---
Rowe & Atkinson
Bear in mind that at their store is (,ie
place to buy FURNITURE. We have
a fresh car load in now and every-
thing will be found at the RIGHT
PRICE to SUITE the purchaser.
Give them a call ...
Undertaking and Embalming a Specality
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors.
JONES & MAY
PHONE NO. Td
Our Great Auaual
SIocl-TaL!na Sale
We are now very busy taking stock and
anxious to reduce it before calling in.
Now is the time for some big snaps all
along the line.
Do not miss this opportunity. It is only
for two weeks.
Furs at Stock -Taking Prices
All our Furs in Rt'FFS, SCARFS, THROWS, MUFFS & CAPS
are to be cleared out at this sale. We have a tine lot to chooee from.
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Do You Want a Fur -Lined Coat ?
If so, you can get one here at your own price. We have several to
sell and all must go. Be one of the fortunate ones.
Ladies' and Children's Mantles
We don't want one left. Now is your chance to have an up-to-date
coat at about ; the regular price. Remember, our prices will sell thein
quick.
Remnants
During our stock -taking all remnants in the store are thrown out
for a4 PRiCE SALE. REMNANTS OF SILKS, DRESS GOODS,
WAi TINGS, SHAKER. &c. Some real good lengths. All go cheap
Do Not Vias Our Stook-Takillg Salo!
,,,r It X01 Sire Yoa coney l
JONES & MAY
arrows ?SLIM form or FIDE. re for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing
WM.