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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Times, 1908-12-17, Page 81'1±h E XETER T MES DEC. 1Tth 190s f J. A. STEWART ++ : � '. +•1 t -t i++++++++++++++++++•i•+++i'++++++++++'I'dA 4-1-e- 3---1-ee-e+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ TEWAR"T'S PHONE 16 heist inns will soon be here. Are you getting ready. We ale ready with the most varied and hest assorted stock ruitable for Xmas that you'll find in this section. China and (3Iaebtvare make lovely Xmas boxes. Conte and see the beautiful block we are showing. $5.00 for English China Tea Set 10 pekes, pure white body, with moss rose decor- aticns and traced with gold. 57.25 for Austrian China. Tea Set, thin white body with small pink rose decorations and stippled with gold, this is our Bridal Rose Set. $12.50 for the daint;est Jap. anese hand painted Tea Set that we have ever 'offered, 610011 mauve floral decora- tion genuine hand painted. 311.:35. 50, 911.00, up to $2.50 for a range of fancy China Jardinerete that will make ) ou wonder some, Lovely for Xmas presents. 25. 35, 50, 75, up to $1.75 for a range of China Cake Plates best we have ever shown, - e es they are a lovely lot," 30, 35, 40. 50, up to $1.75 for a range of Salad and Fruit dishes, that for effect and value are simply unbeatable 50, 83, $1.00, 1.25. and 1.50 for a swell lot of Fancy China Cream and Sugars. -"Yes they aro lovely." $2.00, 2 25, 3.00, up to 0,50 for the nicest lot of Toilet Sets you'll see in Exeter, 40 dis- tinct styles to pick from. $7,(h), 8,00, 0.00, up to 15.00 the set for our 108 peice Dinner Set the better seta are truly works of art and controlled by ourselves for Exeter. 30, 35, 50, 60, and 75c., for the daintiest lot of fancy China Spoon Trays in town. 15. 50, 75c„ up to $1.25 for a lovely range of Cellery and Roll frays they are beauties $1.25 up to 0.00 for the moat beautiful lot of fancy Parlor and table Lamps we have seen every Lamp a bargain. "Now Liston ff near- ly all our China and fancy Glass ware comes to us direct from the makers, that meats a big saving to our customers. $40.50 up to 58.50 for a lot of Ladies fur -lined coats, lined with marmot and Canadian rat trimmed with Isabella Sable ,American Sable and real Alaska Sable collars the equal of which for qual- ity and value cannot be beaten. $75. for Cent's swell fur -lined coat prime Rat lining with rich Ottor collar. -a beauty $5.50, 0.50, 7.00, 10.00 and 15.00 for a range of Ladies neck furs. that will tickle the strings of any money bag. $12. for white Thibhett Lamb set long throw and large pillow Muff. $17 for a lovely Grey Squirrel Fur set long full throw and large pillow Muff. They're swell. 83.75 for a lovely lot of new net waists Silk lined and trimmed with fancy Fillet lace and insertion. $22.50, 23.00 and 30.00 for a showing of Velvet Room Rugs. for richness, style and quantity they cannot be beaten, seamless and very heavy. 50c. for Ladies fancy Collars "Beautiful" that is what we say of them. Come, give us your say. 35, 50 and OOc. for a range of Ladies Tan, Brown, and Black Leather Belts that are certainly big values, 50c. Men's, Ladle's and Gent's new Phoenix shaped neck Mufflers -they are dandies. 25, 35, and 50c. for the finest range of men's nrty Neck Ties you'll bee in Exeter, to see them, will make you want then(. $1.00, 1.25, and 1.50 for 3 spec- ial lines in men's Kid gloves very suitable for Xmas gifts Just Mother Word Buy your Xmas Groceries from us we can save you some good money, our groceries are choice, clean and fresh, we sell Redpath grandulated sugar and no other its best by test. We want all kinds of Farre Produce; it is just as good as cash; Butter, Eggs, Dried Apples, Beans. Poultry, etc., etc. d +++++++++++++++4- +++++++•1••i•' +++•i••t +++++++++++++•t••f•i-++•P++ +++++++++++++++++++++++++'i' •+++++++++++++4'+++ et .14 4. *1: +4. v.. T + + *+ 4.M .9.1. .94. 4.41` 1$ RELIABLE WATCHES Perfect in Construction Positive in Performance We again call attention to our grade of WATCHES Good Material, Fine Finish, end Accurate Adjustment are all combined in our High Grade Watches. Our aim is not a question of price, but qual- ity, like anything else it is al- ways cheapest in the end. If you want a good reliable watch call on us. A. MARCHAND Wedding Rings a Specialty, NSW FIiLL -AND-WINTER GRAND TRUNKsYs EM Christmas and New Market Report. -The followlug is the report of Exeter eaarLets, cor- rected up to le c. tuber 17t1. Wheat 91 to !et cents. Oats, 1 to ;;7 cents. Peas, 75 to F•2 cents. Marley. 44 to 50 cents. Shorts, $23. Bran, $20. I3lendel Flour, STAIt, $2.75. Feed Flour e1.40 to $1.45. Clover seed, $8 to $18 per bushel. 1 :t ter L'r cents per pound. Eggs 25e a dozen. Hoge, liveweight. t'5.65. Hogs. tires-( d. $7.65 to e8.00. Coal, $7.25 a ton. Dried Apples 6 1-2 cents. Turkeys. alive 12c ; dressed 14e. 11(•119. alive 5c; dressed 7c. Chicks. alive ec. ; dressed 10e. Geese, dressed 10e. Ducks, dressed llo. L cents a pound less for cash. • lilt. (WENS EYE AND EAI( SUR-) .eon, will be at the Commercial Hotel. Hours 9.30 a. m. to 4.30 p. ut. Gleam' properly fitted and dis- eases of eye ear and nose treated. Negt visit Saturday, December 19th. ••......•••••••••••••••••• i LOCALS Z •••••••• H••••••• One week till Christmas. Get your Xmas fruits at Follick's Mr. Norman Howard, of London, is visiting relatives in town. E. A. Follick makes a specialty of making or ;baking Xmas cakes. Mr. Dan Davis is confined to his house on account of illness, • Stathanl's Xmas cakes are good. Try one. Mr. Wm. Davis, of Exeter North, was in London a few days last week. All kinds of nuts and dandies at E. A. Follick',?. Mr. W. 11. Harvey, of Crystal City. Man.. is visiting relatives in town. I)cering's Bazaar is head quarters for Chrishnae decorations. Joseph Case is I:tnrlyiug operating tvith his brother Nelson at Clande- boyo. Nothing nicer for an Xmas pres- ent than a plant. A good choice at Follick's 1lowey's Drug Store for Lowney's and lluy:ers chocolates t he best that are made. Mr. A:mer itotwcliffe who has been working in London, is ' visiting friends in town. took for our orange local next week. W. J. Statham. Go to llowey's ])rug Store for Music !toll!. 11111 Books, .l'urses of all kinds. Squaw .and Chatelene ilags. Ebony Goods (root ,the best French mnnufacturers consisting of ]lair Brushes. Bonnet •Brushes, Mirrors and Clothes Brushes nt Hon'ey's Drug Store. SUITINGS Year Excursions OVER COATINGS PANTiNGS AND VESTiNGS In all the latest Shades and LerIlS, at reasonable prices ee the New Fashion Plates for Present Season. Good going Del... 21st to Dec. 25th,' Ott, returning until Jan. 5th. 11100. Also Igood goin Dec. lith, 1908 to Jan. 1st . W TABIAN I009, Tettt�ting until Jan. 5th. 100. J. J./KNIGHT, Depot Agent. Merchant Tailor. or writ J. D. MCi)ONAI.D, (]hies TEit, ONTARIO ot. Toronto. Oat. Between all statior.s in Canaan, also to Detroit, Pert Huron, Mich.,iinffalo Black Rock. Niagara Falls and Sus- pension bridge, N. Y. At Single Fare Good going Dee. 21th and telt h, 1908. Returning until Dec. 'L'3th. Woe, also good going Dec. Mat. 1008. and Jan. 1st, 1009. Returning until Jan. 4111. ee) At Fare and One Third TEACIIEit WANTED For S. B. No. R, leownship of Step- hen. State qualification and exper- ience and s:Very wanted. Make ap- for everything. plication e10 Alex. Ravelle, Trustee, Grand Bend. •Ont. PHOHE No. 22 CHRISTMAS GIFTS We have a large assortment of nice Xmas Gifts For Ladies and Girls Nice Xmas gifts for Ladies and Girls in nice fancy Handkerchiefs from 5c. to 5oc.; Back Combs from loc. to $3 oo very, fancy; Fancy Belts: Swell Collars from 25c. to $1.00; Nice neck Lace from 15c. u:; Lace Tics; Cushion Covers; Gloves in all color.,; Nice Fur Ruffs from $4 0o tc $25 oo; Muffs from $4 0o to $15 00; 2 Fur lined Jackets left $50 00 and $65 0o perfect beauties; Nice box of fril- ling 25c ; Fancy slippers at a lore price; and lots_of other nice things very suitable for Xmas presents. For Men and Boys Fancy Braces; Fancy Ties; Mufflers; Gloves; Cuff' Links and cuff and tie sets very pretty; Fur Caps and cloth Caps; Nice Suits at big bargains; Fancy Handkerchiefs; Fancy Slippers and all the rest of it. Come in and see what we have. Our Groceries are the best we can buy. Bring along all your produce we pay highest price SNELL & ROWE LCBT.-Goel watch in Exeter. A Oae door North of Post -Office. suiiable reward given if returned to the 'rimes Office. Mrs. Geo. Beaman, of Regina, arrived in town Saturday night and (via remain some time with relatives and friends. All kinds of Christmas (rops. Fruits. Candies and China at Deer- ing's Bazaar. llowey's ]rue Store dor Perfumes and Sachet 'Powders, a big assort- ment. Ask to see 'the 'new style Perfume sprayers. Mr. J. 11. Brickwood. who for some years conducted a grocery store at the north end Last week disposed of Leather Goods his stock to Mr. D. Cobbledick. Ladies see our Hand Owing to the regular nicht of Bags well selected col- Exel.er !Court 123, (1.O.fF, coming lection. Not a selected wsel- on Christmas, the regular meeting lerc among them. Prices will be held next Friday evenin,. that make them ce- Dec. 18the when the election of of- sirable. A line for ricers and other important business- iris. Sold new sight for will be ter le'1 ..Sc. each. Coin purses Rcmculbcr your onbofriends with r are ideal for boys spec- heautifnl box of bon -bons, either Cowan's or Ihowney's. From 25e. to ial line 50c. each. Alar - $1.50 at t3tatharn's. ge collection of ladies At the lust regular meeting of purges 25c. to $200. i b 1' t Lodge, -e .- 133 A .Bill folds -something THE OLD RELIABLE Christmas Goods We are offering big Inducements for the next two weeks Look here for eye openers. Very special line of Flannelette in stripe, light and dark colors, full yard wide. 11 yards for $ t.00. Extra English Flannels' g yards for $1, Stripe Cottonade A 1 quality, 23C per yard. Apron Gingham regular price 15 now 12%c Flannel in fancy check, suitable for Men's Shirts and Child- ren,s underwear, regular 35c and 45c clearing for 20c Odd ends of Flannelette, Flannel Sheeting, 2 yds, at your own price. These prices are real and are goods you need every day, and at bargains you do not get every day. 11) Mens Suits in tweed patterns, regular $10, $8.50, $7.00. to clear $5.00 ' 11 Ideas Suits, black and blue worsted serge regular $12.50, $11.00, and $10, to clear at $8.25. 13 Mens Blaek Suits. regular $8 50 and $7.50, to clear $5.00. 18 Youths Suits in tweed patterns, regular price $4.00 to $7.00, to clear $3 11 Boys Salta In tweed patterns, regular $3.00 to $0.00 to clear 81.50. 17 Boys Suite, 3 piece. suitable for boys from 3 to 7 years, regular price 82.50 to $3.75, to clear $1.50. A number of Mens Heavy Freeze Overcoats, regular price $5.00 to $7.00 to clear $3 00. The snaps are Heavy, Warm and Durable. Outside of this sale we have a splendid assortment of Xmas Goods. We pay as high as any of our neighbors for produce. "Do Drop In" ME. PRESENTS GORE'S DRuG MORE USEFUL -ORNAMENTAL -BARGAIN PRICES The kind that brings cheer to the heart of the one who gives as well as the one who receives. c anon 'ores 0l F. & A: M. the following officers for father -nothing bet - lucre elected for the ensuing term ;- I3ro. 1). \V. Collins. W. M.; I3ro. R. N. !Creech, S. W.: Fred Kerr, J. W.: Bro. \Vn1. Sweet, Chap.; Wor. Bro, Jos. Davis. Chap.; Wor. Bro. C. II. Settlers. Sec'y. ; Ilio. Satn'l Sweet, Tyler: Y. Wor. dlro. Beaman and \\"o-. Bro. Ca ren g, Auditors. Gct pour Xmas holly and mistletoe Fell ek's. T'.e annual meeting of the Exe- t . r Curling Club was held last Fri- • evening. when the following o ricers were elected': Hon. Pres. J. Hair, hat, bonnet and W. Broderick : Pres. It. 0. Beldon ; tooth Brushes. Pow• \'ice I'res. Alf Taylor; Chap. Rev. (der boxes, Buffers and Collins : Secy. Treas.. Geo. E. .An- I nail files in sets or Bold Berson. The Bleb has secured the ( separately. We are a - use of the rink for Tuesday. Thurs-e ble to make any assort - day and Saturday evenings and every; ment. Give us a trial. afternoon. excepting Saturday after• n00n. ilefore purchasing elsewhere take a look at Follick's bon -bons. ter. Stationery Xmas Boxes- Pape- teries. The Cream of the market. Every box a select value. Stylish and popular presents. See them. 25c. to$1.00 Our 50c. line is a leader. Ebony Goods Everything in ebony. Fannin; ise.a business which re- quires access to practical business information. This is supplied in the columns of The Weekly Bun. The secret of (he growing popularity of this paper lies in its untiring de- votion to the interests of the Fann- er. The memory of the good it has (lone will remain long after the subscription price has been forgotten. To be vested a Fanner must read the Sun. If you have not been a reader of the Sun try it for 19(10. Santa Claus has his held quarters at 1)eering's Ilaz1.ar. Berlin wool nt el cents nu ounce. _ The 11.03 Christmas number of the Farther'! Advocate is at hand 811(1 three gears. He was especially in- Mrs. holder left last week for Iluf- it is truly n credit to the paper and tcrested in the erection of the pre- fn:o, .where she intends residing. to the greet interest it represents. sent church, helping both with per- Remember Htathnnt has the. largest There nrt' many nrtic:es of general conal work and finance. They were variety of Christmas candies in town interest from the pens of 'tending blessed with a family of eight child- to choose from. Give him n ca:i. Canadian authorities 1retain ; a ren. one dying in Kingston, I11., and S8nta Claus is wondering whet h- aleasing variety of topioi in a cora- four are buried in Pane. the three er he will stick to the reindeers. or preliensive manner. The pages nre surviving ones are. 1. G. McLeod, whether the time has yet come when replete with particularly pleasin.0 of Blackfoot, Idaho. Mrs. T. 8. Kee- he can with safety trust his cargo i:lust rat ion', n liberal proportion of logg. of elinneapelis, :Minn. Mrs. F. to the care of mates latest invention which have been printed in double E. .DeKay. of Illackfoot. Idaho. the nerop:nne. 110 could ,ret at thc tone ink. produoine n rich, soft sepia Brother McLeod was called to his chimneys much easier with an air - effect. Subscribers to the Farmer's heavenly home Dee. 3rd, 1908, after ship. Advocate are presented Hwit9 this a tnotlth's serious illness. Till than The many (riemis here of Mrs. number in lieu of a regular issue. enjoying in n remarkable degree the Geo. Manton (nee Florence Verity) To :ton suhscrieers tee price Is 50 privileges of church services. being of Brantford. will be Alined to learn cents per copy. New subscriners an active elder for 8 period of (wen- of her death which occureil nt R twill receive it as n premium while ty-fivo years. end a trustee of the o'clock Tuesday evenin; after nn the su v lasts. ppl church for n tourer period. Brother illness of ten days from pneumonia. We sell the hest. Try our select McLeod kept up his keen interest itt Last Sunday her condition became so oysters. E. A. Follick. the world's events and in his friends serious that an operation wee resort - both old and young to the 11=t ed to. in order to prolong life. ani Dave Kirk, n well known char- aahough the operation w(as perfotned Hetet around town. and who tiles \Vhen buying your Xmas candies. it gave her no relief and she passed in 1'sborne neer the Eden church. remember Statham has a full ver- away ns nbove stated conscious to the was the victim of nn unfortunate joy,. Mrs. 'f, 11. Carling and Mrs. neeident lost Friday evenin;, when IiAT.I'' I'itiC['. SALE of !loots and It. E. Pickerel on learning of her ill - le• hnd one of his legs broken in two 11089 lett for her b•dr•ide. the form, r 1 lees below the knee. caused by shoes end a 101 ee scale! tat the on Saturday and the latter on ltou- I • :lin; on the sidewalk. Kirk was 1%xcicr Bargain Blore. \Ve tom day. The deceased was well and fav- : diced by several passers by. who Inerts today Thursday. 17th Decem ornb:y known in Exeter. hnvinz on ;ht he was in 1 drunken step- her a six days ha.f price !110 of all been torn, railed and macre d here er, and wns n.11st Mf to a sit till; the Boots, !Igoe! 811(1 eca:es 111 the 1114 1111r n, her l and life 1V1 .1 0110 I.osllt re. Each time he would lie Store nt half price. This means '` of the social fa varuse of the town down. until elev. it. H. Going ne genuine half price (ale. no humbtle awl always takin z est office inter - Geed him. Iie saw (lent the elan. be- or nonsense. We meen jest ha:f the est in matters 1ters n•riainint to church regular .rice!. This Cracking Cheap Ilan being intoxicated. was in pain I work. She was the third !liter nnti carried him Hilo Treble & Bak- Sne• will continue until Christmas of the lute Wm. Verity. the tweil er's office and sent for Dr. Bright. day. :lust think you can buy any known plow manufacturer. She was Dr. Bright upon examination found pair of shoes or settee; in the store about fifty n years of age :r.l ellen( 1pewee.. leg broken in two ples and at half price. The •hop furniture. twenty six yearage was mlrried bled the injured man tnkcn to his one ',i:cnl snlcamnn, one show elle to her now sorrowing' husband. who (('illi liable. one e1.11 register. One office, 'where he (could properly nt- nt nue time wane nssociate'l here with lend to the fraotures. About eleven iron enfe. one stove, two counter Ilia brother in business. o'clock the some nirrht Chief Bissett sells., one Inrge store window blind. shop sloe.e and throe paper cutter•. i.Ides doing their tms shopp:na and others secured n sleigh and re- Al'go for Half ]'rice. The store is can rest and have lunch 1t all hours moved rs Kirk to his borne. We to lot give at rollick's restaurant. Oysters and oyster em's of the envfor Ceato or to rent. i t t , ant; {:Ieistmas presents or \ew One of the roost esteemed 111.1 w:t:- f:n• at 1n11itp nt Statham's. Yeats .trifle but have nrraneed n !ted residents of the north end lee) n I ,, ells- 19 reline expelishes n week or so The fo:bwina is taken from a Pawl e.rackittt[ client) Via,,• for 111 oc:r I ill.. piper. Ind refers to a blether of teener'. . W. •111tODEitiMe. aeo. and one tthieh he never 1%i'.1 M r. ( IA, K. McLeod. "Mr. 1). C. forget. end had i1 not been for elle Mcl..•od watt torn in I'ictclu. Nova' Dir. T. McCallum attended the continued drou;tit tt hich l•retzai:ed ycotin. May 12th, 18;7. Ile came to County C. •111ce meetlne of the during the past fall Le might not Illinois in The early fifties. Ile Y.M.(!.A. n 'linton Tuesday even- now he alive 40 (ell of hie v7tper- Itnited by letter with the old fres•' int. There l eooel attendance knee. This same gent!, man believes by (ellen church in Hann, Bev. (tor- and eterlthi .wn• Tonne in good in getting his supp:y et tnilk fresh den twine pastor. Brother Mel ed eon•lition. lir, es halve been 09- from the sow and line nn ob:i,fitee amt vi(e are b.•t,t attics mud part• of the ncizhbor. eho�tMss "t)1\.. is the fici, is being Ilona. very freshest e • ee- byte th tug. rasion nt- Comb & Brush Sets • Nothing is more desir• able than a handsome brush comb and mirror. Extra values. A large assortment to choose from. Now is the time to see them. $1.00 to $1.00 Perfumes All the popular odors in bulk. Your choice. In fancy boxes we have the largest assortment ever shown in Exeter. Here we certainly plea- se the rnost fastidious. I)o not fail to see our beautiful lines. 25c. to $3.00 Toilet and Manicure Sets On these we can save you money. Always acceptable. A tip to gentlemen. Make an early choice. Our $2,00 line is a leader. Sell - Ing fast. $1.50 to $5.00 Toilet Soaps The largest assort- ment in town from the largest tnd best manu- facturers. 25c. a box. Highly perfumed 25c. a cake. Mirrors These retake the best of Xmas presents. Last forever. Bargain pri- ces, Fancy hand mir- rors all sizes in rose and ebony wood. $1 to $3 Nickle plated framentir- rors 25c. to $2.50 Shaving mirrors for men, A tip to ladies. See them before you buy him a present. Shaving Outfits In cases or otherwise. Shaving thugs 15c. -50c „ brushes 10c -75c , strops special; the best on the market for the amall price 50c. No honing no grind- ing. Carba magnetic razors $2.00 Once used always in favor. Anv assortment of the above make useful prebents. Pipes & Cigars Suitable presents for smokers. A large and seleected stock of amber pipes in beautiful cases. Easy to choose here. See our special $2 genu- ine briar & amber line. Cigars all the popular brands in boxes of 25, 50 or 100 at wholesale prices. Cigar cases 50c to $2. Post Card Albums For the children these a r e vet'y desirable. Children prize them. Large assortment from lye to $1.00. Xmas Cards and Booklets Christmas Post Cards are more beautiful this year than ever. The largest stock in town. Fancy Booklets and Calendars are selling fast. See them now. 'Headquarters for Beautiful Christmas Gifts Exceedingly Low l'rices Will Surprise You. W. S. COLE, Phm. B., Exeter CABLING BROS. Everything New for Xmas. At the New Grocery and Confectionery Store Fresh Groceries, Confectionery, Oranges, Nuts, Bananas. Grapes, Cigars, Etc. Everything suitable for Christmas and New Years. OYSTERS We always carry a fresh supply of Oysters and sell as you like them. Special attention paid to patties. Opposite Central Hotel. Wilson Bros. ss Are offering some big Bar- gains in Pianos, Organs, Sewing Machines Martln & Soll They have in stock one Dominion Piano mohogany finish, This Piano has been in use about eightmonths regular price $250.00 sale price $175.00 call and see this instrument as it is the beet value they have ever offered. Also big bargains in Fountain Pens, Sleighs, Doll Carriages, Hymn Books, Bibles etc. Christmas Stationery From 15 cents a box to $1.75 the largest stock in town. Call and get one of their Artistic Calendars. House and Lot For Sale in Exeter This property belonged to the late Mrs. Eliza Ilodgert and is tieing offered by sale by the executors to close up the estate. On the premises are a substantial brick house, storey and a halt, good frame stable and bare( ; few fruit trees; good Iwell and 2-5 of aa more of land. For terms and particulars apply to \Vm. Ilodgert, Farquhar. or Alex Ilodgert, Itusseldale. Farm for Sale This farm consists of 122 ncres situ- ate at the vill tge of Elimville on the St. Marys gravel road, convenient to general store. blacksmith shop and n few minutes walk from the Meth- odist church, one mile from public school. One part consists of 100 aures, (with (wick hostse. large be,n with basement, drive she.!, orchard. 10 ncres bush, abundance of water. The other part consists of 22 acres. veneer house, fraise stables. orchard 2 (cells. All gena land in good atatc of cultivation. (Possession given March 1909. For terms and other particular. npplv nn the premiaelu. JOSIIITA JOHNS. Proprietor. to his :leek alone towards tiusk. n nti snot noticint an old cistern with n weak coverinz, !+tepped on it, and down she went about eizltt feet into several inches of (tater, tool it wasn't warm tt that. There twee no one in tee vicini:v at the: time. so it 1V1s a:se'e�s •to innkc nny outcry. itis first thought wax to measure the depth of water in the cistern. and finding it not ton deep. made prepar- ations (or his escape. The old fable of the fox feed the tont leashed across his Mind. lett there wnsn't any ,coat 10 be hnd. Like Victor llugo's '.ientt Vnl dean" he Irt,l in his early dais learned to sole tw all. with alac- rity anti his enr:y 1rain'ne stood Lion awe:1 in this test. With his back braced n.ainst the side of the well he ',tette his way up until he could reaO!l n projection at the top. cn 1 throe in his ieg ermine another pro• jeclion near the top tnlde his exit. n edge wet bot mighty tired. lir .lid tacit feel any bad efttet. from his experience. big tthc!( froing •for milk niter thnt, the cistern wee given a twirls 1 3'4J GhrIstlllas BdKIilQ You may have been us- ing some other flour and you may have had pretty good results but now for your Christmas Baking you want Harveys Star for bread and Princess r for your Cakes and Pies. Nothing better made. Goods de- livered to all parts of the town. Leave your meter at the mill. HARVEY BROW. Winter Term Opens Van. 4th CENTRAL #11W STRATFORD. ONT. This school is one of the larg est in the province. It is noted for'the thoroughness of its work and the success of its students. I Three departments - COMMERCIAL. 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