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STEWART'S
PHONE 16
0010 Pour weeks to zetas.
We Make Your Money go far by
Buying at this Store
We are prepared to do the biggest Xmas. trade we
have ever done. Large and careful buying has fitted us
to meet the demand for a big season.
Mantleas Rbcs
Although this season has
been the largest we have ever
had, yet our present showing
comprises all the newest
styles including loose, semi
and tight fitting in all colors
and sizes. $7.50, 10.00, 15.00,
:40.00
Our showing of furs for
Xmas trade is worthy of the
inspection of all interested.
Fur Lined Coate with mink
or sable collars lined with
prime Canadian rat. Every
coat guaranteed by makers
and ourselves. -42-45-05-75
Men's Overcoats Underwear
A great assortment of nob-
by styles now on display. We
would suggest that you see
this display and the prices,
too, they are so reasonable.
We have them in black and
fancy tweeds with the new
convenable coilar.-$8-$10
$12-815
For men, boys, women and
girls. This is this seaon every.
one needs good warm under-
wear
nderwear and you will do well to
see our big range in fleece
lined and fine and heavy. wool
at prices that will talk. 50c.
60c., 75e., $1.00, $1.25 to $ 1.75
Linoleums, Carpets & Rugs
These handy and sanitary floor coverings are greatly in fav-
or. We have just received a new lot of goods and invite you ;to
see them. See our range of room ruga from $8.75 to $40.00
Linoleumns and oilcloths all prices. We cut, fit and lay free of
charge.
CHINA
This is a good time to select your X►nae China as our tables
are filled with everything new in Austrian, French. English and
Prussian wares. Imported direct.
Our showing of Dinner Sets is the hest in town. Beautiful
108 piece Dinner Sets ranging from $7.75 to 815.00
GROCERIES
This department should not be overlooked as your Christmas
needs will be well looked after. All our new fruits are in stock.
Raisius, Currants, Dates, Figs Spices, Peels, Cereals, etc. at the
very lowest prices. Try ovr Japan Tea 30c.
We want a large quantity of Turkeys, Geese, Ducks,Chicken
dead or alive for which we will pay the highest prices. also But-
ter, Eggs, Dried Apples, etc.
T. A. STEW.A.RT
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Retiring From Business
Go with the crowd to R. N. Rowe's
Great clearing sale of his entire stock of dry goods -
clothing -mantles -furs -boots and shoes --heavy and light
rubbers -wall paper and linoleumns. All good goods. We
have the cleanest ,tock in town and must be all cleared out
regardless of cost, as I am giving up business.
Highest price paid for all kinds of produce.
R. N. ROWE
Phone 22 One door north P. 0
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Our Store is the
Favorite of
Christmas Shoppers
TALK AS YOU LiKE there is nothing can take the place of Furniture in
the esteem of gift. givers. Nothing else is ao serviceable -nothing else
((elands one of the giver every day in the year as Furniture does,
Fur reason of newness and variety and alround gooinese we ask you to
do your choosing from this stock of ours. You can't buy under our prices
for our goods.
in all respects t.hie stare stands ready to offer jou furniture certainties.
Christmas shoppers are requested to make it a point to at least see how
Well we are prepared to make their shopping satisfactory.
To -day isn't a bit too soon
to get interested.
JAMES BEVERLEY
Leading Undertaker and Embalmer
ttrn
1t:
You Take No Gnaws
When You Get Your
Fall and Winter Suits
from an old established and reliable house
ike ours.
Time -tried Reputation is what ensures you
satiAaction.
RT. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor - Exeter, Ontario.
ulwwulu�ww
Market Report. -The followiu; is
tbe report of Exeter markets, cor-
rected up to 1).•e.ariber lad.
Wheat. standard $1.02
Oats 36 to 37.
ITen, 60 to 't;5 cents,
Barley 48 to 60 cents.
ltran $22.00
Shorts $23.00
Star flour $2.75.
Feed flour $1.50 to $1.55.
Mutter 22c.
Eggs 25c.
Hay $9.00, $10.00
Hogs. livcweigbr, $7.40.
Potatoes 75 to 90 centa
Coal, $7.25 a ton.
Chicken, 8 & 9 alive !l, ,'k 10 dressed
Ducks 8 & 9 alive, 10 di:r 11 dressed
(:nese 7 & 8 alive, 9' & 10 dressed
Turkeys 13 and 14 alive, 15 & 16
dressed
Fowl 6 & 7 alive, 7' & 8 dressed
Dried Apples 7c.
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LOCALS
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Christmas three weeks from Satur-
day.
J. G. Stanbury is acting as counsel
at the assizes at Goderich this week.
•Mr. )tarry Fowler, of the Bank of
Commerce staff is relieving at Coder-
ich.
ll r. John Eidt. of Ailsa Craig, was
in town for a few days during the
past week.
b1r. and Mrs Samuel Gidley of
Blyth. were in town Sunday visiting
their brother Fred.
Ex -President Roosevelt has killed
an animal called a kob. \Vondes
if it's troubled with corns.
Mr. and Mrs. John Heudle left
Monday for Spokane. Wash., 'where
they will make their future home.
The Times to January 1st, 1911 to
new subscribers for $1,00. To Unit-
ed States $1.50 strictly .111 advance.
'.1rs. Sou1hcott 'moved last week
into the house recently .purchased
from John Rundle on Andrew street.
The Toronto News says that govs
crnmen1 patronage should b' divided.
So do the fellows who are not in
power.
Mr• Chas. Seawright left last Wed-
nesday for Westfield, N Y. to attend
the funeral of his mother who died
that day.
'Mrs. C:. W. Harrison, who visited
her parents in London for the past
several months, returned ..home
Thursday.
Homer Bagshaw, who has been in
the west for the past two years, ar-
rived home last wreck to remain for
the winter.
The Exeter voters will have two
by-laws to vote on this year. the
Local Op:ion by-law and the Jackson
Mfg. Cu. by-law.
Mr. harry Dougall, of ltogerville,
who had his leg badly injured in n
shooting ,occident a week ago, its
gcttine long nicely.
•Mr. 'I hos. E. Ilandford shipped a
car load of horses tv Winnipeg on
Monday and also a load to 'Matheson,
New Ontario, on Wednesday.
The eclipse of the moon took place
early (Saturday morning, but owing
to the unseasonable hour, not many
remained awake to witness it.
bliss Stella Gregory has been ap-
pointed principal of the continuation
school at Lakefield, near Teterboro
at n salary of 1$83 per month.
Mr. A. E. f'ytu returned Saturday
from a too months' visit In Sa-kat-
cheww'an. He %%ill remain here for
the winter, and possibly return ie
the spring.
I)r. and Mr,. Stanbury. of Mayfield,
Caine down on Friday to hear their
clever grandson sing and remained
over 'Sunday with their on Mr. J. G.
Stanbury.:
Mr. Fred tidies-. oho has had sev-
eral paralytic strokes. had another
one, one day last week. \1r. Gidley
is in a very low condition and ,s un-
able to speak.
The British 'Columbia elections
were h,•Id last Thursday :and the Me
Bride government won a decisive vie -
tory. only two Liberals and two So-
cialists being cicted.
Dr. and Ali s. Malloy left Monday
for Tot onto, ashore Mrs. Malloy will
remain awhile the I)r. takes a post
graduate course in New York before
going to the northwest.
\\'e regret to sate that Mr,. Meer)
Cooper, of Myth. is glowing consider-
ably sweaker and her life is in a pr,
carious condition. She has btert in
failing health for some time despite
medical skill and most .attentive
nursing.
The marriage took place at th,
home of the brute's p.lent-, London
N. \V,dnesday, Nov. 24th. when Bea-
tr.r, 'May, daiighter of Mr. and Mr..
\\'i,,, I)e: ii was married to '.1r Chaff.
S. Sanders. of Exeter North. Th•
young couple will reside in Exeter.
On Monday of last week Mr. i;iorg •
Huston. of Bayfield, went. to his room
to retire for the night, his wife re
mainin.; down stairs to attend to Font'.
matter . hearing a noise rhe hurried
to the roots and found .11r. Huston
had f. 11,•11 out of ha d anal in :1 few
tnitul, • he was dead : Ih • cause of
death was heart failure. lir. 1111 --
was well known and highly res-
pected and his sudden call was .1
-hock In the citizens.
Bazaar Church Directory I
JAMES STREET ,THE
EL BLS
METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Richard Hobbs, Pastor
Town Hall
Sunday Public \or=Lip-10.SU small A Creat ClearingSale f
and 7 p.nr. of
Class Service-Sutday 9.10 a.m. •en
Friday Dec, loth d
atter Morning Service and \Vednes-i •
da) :1* Ready -Made ClothYn`Slig _lien'. Class and Catachuuiens
Sunday ut 2 p.m.
Under auspices of the Ladies Sunday school sod Bible Classes 2.;0,
r
Guild of Trivia Memorial Epp.worn.. th Learnt• -Tuesday at p.m 1
Church
Trayer blectin,g_Thursday at 8 p.ru. A $2.000 Stock of Clothing will positively**
Bev, T. Wesley Cos, us will preach
next Sunday December 5th. cleared to the last dollar before Xmas.
Times Want Column ' So look sharp for bargains. 24 Mens Tweed suits regular $6.50 to
, $10.00 to clear $4 90. 12 Mens Black and Blue Clay Worsted suits regul
LADIES MAN -TAILORED SUITSi 88.5*) to $12,00 clearing at $11.50. 14 Mens Black and Blue Serge regalar *J.
and $7.50 to clear $5.00. Mens heavy dark stripe Tweed sults newest cut re-
. Exeter Ladies may now obtain a Ruler $13.50 for $11.00. A few only Mens Tweed at $11.00 and $10.00 sizes 37.
strictly man -tailored Suit by one of 38, 39 and 40; These are all heavy double suits and of the newest styles and
the best city tailors is ithout going to will be cleared at $8.00. Mens double breasted Tweed sults regular 810.00 and
the city or the trouble of getting fit- 811.00 for $8.00, Mens Canadian Tweed single breasted regular $7.50 and •
ted. Satisfaction ,guaranteed. For $8.00 clearing at $11.00. Youths suits in Tweed and Worsted ranging frown
further particulars call at Miss 'I•om's $5.00 to $I0.00 to clear 25; oft. Boys suite in fancy Tweed single and double
dressmaking rooms over Wilson Oros. breasted at clearing pt ices $4.50 for $3.511; $4.00 for $3.00; $3.75 for $2.75. 25
store. 18-11-4 Boys suits in gond heavy Tweeds to clear at $1.00. 23 Mens Overcoats rang.
- . ing from $5.00 to $12 00 to cleat. at $'3.00. Come early and get your era$
DR. OVENS EYE AND EAR SUR- choice,
fleoa, will be at the Commercial
ltutel- flours 9 a. in. to 1 p. Highest price paid for produce. All kinds of Poultry taken dead or alive.
m
all
ea Glasses properly fitted and die -
Next
Next visit Monday, .Dec. 20th, aall CARLINC
caeca of eye ear and nose treated. BROS.
day.
MOUSE FOR SALE -Brick resid-
ence and lot on Main Street, third
house south of Presbyterian church. Compare Your Razor
Six rooms. For terms and particu-
lars apply to James Whyte or Dick- �-�
son & Carling.
Don't Forget It
All kinds of fancy and use-
ful articles, home-made bread
cakes etc for sale.
'Recently we Fent out a large num-
ber of accounts for subscription to the
TIMES. In a good many rases the
persons owing have responded ,for
which they have our hearty thanks.
We would ask others who have re-
ceived accounts to remit as 500n u;
possible. 'Money is needed to run a
newspaper.
Government Pays -The last echo of
the Local Option fight waged in Hen -
,e,11 almost three years ago, was
heard only recently when the On-
tario Government issued their cheque
to 'Messrs (Madman & Stanbury for
the costs incurred throughout rhe
long struggle. It will be remembered
that at first the council undertook
to defend the local option by-law, but
wvhen there were evidence; that they
were playing the people false the
temperance people engaged Mr. Stan -
bury. The defence of the by-law was
taken nut of the hand= of the council
by th • court. The government was ap-
pealed to by .Mr. Stanbury and they
agreed to pay him the .costs if he
would defend the by-law. The case
was carried to appeal and in every
court the by-law was upheld. Mr. "I)o you use flour/ Have you been
Coxworth paid part of the expense= getting good resultst \Vhat are you
and the government paid the bat- paying for its We mire selling our
ancc. best blended "Snow Drift" family
flour, and our pure Manitoba flour
A very pretty wedding was solem- "Baker'sFavorite" nt 02.75 per hag.
nizcd at the home of the Brides par- We guarantee every bag we sell to
ergs, St. Marys. on !Thursday, Nov, ilia', souexcellent results. Try it and
2tt h, when Zella Grace Rea. daughter be convinced. Feed prices Bran $20. -
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rea was unit- 00 per ton, Shorts $22.00 per ton.
ed in marriage to Dr. L. L. rollick, Hensalt Flour 'Mills,
of St. Marys, and a former resident II. TOOK, SONS & CO.
of Exeter. The wedding took place
at high noon in the presence of about FAll'.I FOR SALE- Choice hun-
fot.v rinnests and immediate friends dred acre [arum, being Lot 3, Con. 1,
of t tt : contracting :parties. They tisborne, London Iload, 3-4 mile from
We • unattended, except for the ring Centralia, three /tiles from Exeter"...
heal- r, Ilarvey. the little brother of On the premises there Is erected a
the bride. Lohengrin's wedding good brick house, all conveniences a
march Was played by Miss Edith large bank barn 80x45, finished in
Humphrey, of Toronto, After the latest improved style ; drive house,
ceremony and the usual congratulate good orchard, never failing supply of
tions had been extended the wedding water ; well in house and barn. 12
party sat down to a sumptuous wed-� acres fall wheat and plowing done.
ding luncheon. The tanles werel if not sold privately pn or before 20
Iash ly decorated with moms, Chinese; day of December, will be sold by pub-
lilli, s and maple leaves. Dr. and tic auction at a date to be fixed tat -
Mrs. rollick left on the afternoon' mar. Easy terms of payment. For
train for a short honeymoon trip to terms and particulars apply to Jar.
Toronto and Exeter, arriving herr IIandford, prop., Centralia or to T.
Saturday .to participate in the golden Cameron, auctioneer, Farquhar.
wedding festivities of the groom's -op-----
parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. Follick,
Mort -
which pleasing event took place yes-
terday,
FOR SALE
Cottage and three lots in Exeter,
being lots Nos. 65, 56 and 57 south of
timcoe Street. On this property is a
frame cottage (brick foundation) con-
taining five rooms and a good cel-
lar also a good well and a large
stable. Good garden and fruit trees.
The property has to be Fold to wind
up an estate. Apply to
GLADMAN & ST ANBURY,
Barristers,
Exeter, Ontario.
Eck
With the Newt Carbo e
ter_ ►�.e�r .r_�. �...a
Don't he satisfied with the razor .you been produced. The result is the
are using because you merely think 1lardest cutting edge known to s,lence
1t is the best. --u blade tilst you never have to
Get the Carbo•Magnetle. It will !tone or grind.
last longer -It x.111 gilt• you a quicker,
smoother shave.
Try 11 for 30 days at our expense -
then you trill know whteh 1s the best
---for the sure test of value is com-
parison.
"Hight temlwrtng • is the secret
of t .tubo -Magnetic Superiority. The
"Carlin edge- is se, uri d by an even
electric heat of 1'.50) d, gees 1'ahren-
•n
hr•tt-u (nocess of carbonization simi-
lar to that by which diamonds • • ere
W. J. HEAMAN,
Don't take our word Mr it -the razor
proves itself -come In today and get
one on 30 days' trial -free.
LOOK PDrt TML1 TRADE
Vie6t1'adewiht'he Car.6o e"
EXETER, ONT.
ARTIS'I'IC
PLEASE THE
is a word that covers a wide range land benefit yourself and family by
of eubj cts. We are going to forget : using STAR flour. It bakes Jan tnuch
the oth v+, and claim your attention better rind go;•t tan much farther than
MONEY TO LOAN -On first ".lfort- as we tell about ordinary brands.
gage at 5 per cent. Apply at Times ARTISTIC TAILORING AT THE USE OF STAR FLOUR
Office. 11-25.4 1 REASONABLE PRICES HERE
Dr. Uarnet 1', llyndlnatt. announec- \Ve serif our of means better bread, biscuits, cake,
tn.nt o.f whose death appeared inlast NOTICE-Collectorector W. J, flissett, y y ock
rw,ek"s Times, was the youngest sore will be nt the clown Hall on 11th, s`'I`'e':p`I Plecc this goobds, a� 11 a� well by I,ie. Cu... in your borne, and conte of
of the late Dr. Ifyndman and !was born 17th and 14th, of Deg ether to recess.,
old-time patmue. i corm, Ino Order >, c+nrk to dry,
in Exeter 35 years ago. About twelvetaxes, Kindly .bring correct change. Try Us If You Like Artistic I The next time you heed flour you'll
years ago he graduated in medicine - Garments insist on having the STAR brand even
from the ,Detroit College of Medi- STRAYED , if it cast .more. But it doesn't.
g e'will surely please you,
cine and wont to 'Mello, N. D., where Strayed onto the premises of the W'�/� -Manufactured by -
he began practice. Later he moved undersigned a yearling heifer. Own -
to W. W. TAMAN
r Minot, N. D., and co'lhe be his er can get same by paying expenses. HARVEY BROS.
profession. 'Two years ago he became • Merchant Tailor.
affected with tubercular trouble. Nurse (;it1 \N:ntted-For day time EXETER - ONTARIO,
ne, d in rapid Si..ges, and only : can go home :i ghts. Apply to
it was not until the disease was in its Mr. 0, W. Ha: ri'on,
which adva
last !.tag, did be inform his i'otke
of his illness. Resides his widow• he
leaves his mother, four brother., Geo.
John and 1)r. Ii. K., Ex,ter. Will. 1101•SF 1GI2 SALE -Lots 3i; and 31
of \1'innipeg and Mi Edi Um ,t home. Huron Slicet in Phi` village U IfExe-
111' remains were interred at Minot. ter. Brick hoes.•, kitchen and .wood- We are as Rush as Kees with our Xmas Stock -Don't be sur -
to charuo o[ Ibe order of the Eagles, hard and soh water. This is n nieo prise
house toile weeks tc Xmas If you want first choice and an
of aw bleb he was .1 n,, rob, r, Fou,.• and w al 45, .sold ata close an excellent variety to choose from, come now to I low's 's Drug store
Th • concert under the auspices of estate, 1f hdt sold privately on or J
of illy Caw•en Presbyterian church before the 18th. ,!)ecerub•r it Mill be Leather Goods Stationery
sold by Public Auction a Central
hotel, Exeter on Friday theirlat. Dec. Ver v Latest Style The finest line of box -
at 2 o'clock p. tn. For terms and Music Rolls, Bill Folds, ea ever shown in tow n 1
Particulars apply to Win. and A. Hod- Change Purses, Ladies front tic to $1.50. Also
g •rt Executors or Thos. Cameron., Chatalene Bags, Card letter stale rind opener
Auctioneer. Farquhar 1'. 10. Cases, %Vristlet Bands
for Watches, Leat her Toilet Cases
Fobs, etc. From the cheapest to
Chocolates the test. A special i►ar-
Lowney s and Huy lees gain al $5.01', Cnntain-
Fresh from the factor- ing Brush, Comb and
ire. Whet is nicer then Mirror.
a box of Chocolate.'er Mirrors
Bon -lions for Xmas'
Ruwewood, Ebony
Post Cards ()retitle, (hol(1, etc, Our
Post ('girds to nn end. magnifying n,Jrrrs aro
You heed to see to rip- a wonder. Ask nto Fre
predate. theta.
Post (',ted Albn,ris Teddy Dears
frost 15, Io $I. Don't.
14‘)Away wit"?ens. These little toys ore
I j Ute )deafest fun ;no-
1
(hied(' for children you
Liquid „ted Powder, I ever saw lie to $:3.e0
1 Carne to Hooey's if von
want varletv, also TUI- '
let. \Niters.
COOK
Wheat and Orta wanted.
FIowey's Drug Store
N. i).. last Friday. the funeral being shed. large drive house and vtabte,
4
h •id Friday evening in th • (1;; ,r1
house
vias 0 care ,treat and tie
large audience was pleased with th
hieh class of entertainment andovt•ry
number on the progr.un was received
witti n,er•ted applause. Master Doa:g-
las `;t afilm ry. the ten -year-old boy
Contralto was. 'the feature of she
warning :mud those who failed In hear
ilas talented ginger. missed :1 treat
worth enure than the price of admis-
sion. i)ouglas is po-s,e•+s, rl of a clear
Contralto voice. and with his ,elear•
articujolion holds his audi, nee every
minute. 11, gave four numbers in
two of ohieh were duetts. his mother
assisting him. bliss Lilian .Elliott.
of altralia. oho is always n favar-
11 ss,th Exeter audiences app at:d
three times, and sash of her lumbars
avert, heartily cnrhored. bliss Nin:
Kinsman
made her first app. trams.
as a vocalist before an andieuc
Stec possesses a sweet voice and no
doubt oil! he heard more in the fu-
ture. Ed. .1. tChrislie eist:tined h
No pap r cin b• {,ubli•hed without reputation as ,i vocalist and his nuns
home patronage, and every ratan is in- her "1 want to do as i please" mot
1e•rested in keeping up ► hom:' piper. oil)) a hearty enchore, Percy Gillies
If a railroad or factory is 0 ant: d. gave "\Then the old hill wheel ill
h • Iwo spaper.4 are supposed to %aork turning" in gond voiee. Mts. \Neid,rl-
,or it. If a leibl,c meeting i- want- hnnrner furnish. d the e•locutiontry,
d ;or ,uy purpose. the neo -pip •r is piri of the program. and was .1 do,stil
Ca11,d upon forfree notice. if for moo numbers. batt so well was ah•,
any of Ih,• societies have :i sipper or r c, v'd (tett sh^ found :t nco,s.arc
reception of any kind. tn.• r.55.1.iper to r •pond to s v••ral enchnres b for.,
is sup{,n.,d to give the nrcrvtry no- sh• was :alioeed :o retire. Th• \1i.. P
1.C,, 1h•• new_p:,per. must puff th, I)osw rind Moneor pleased the audience
schools and everything else to ad- with their du••tt. wbit,• the quarterf.
vane,. the interests of tate busin,as consisting of Messrs Senior, Kin,stnan,
men of the place. and then give them ('htitti,. and '1'.iy lou made a d, eided
t handsome notice oheti they pa.!h t. They were i• •rt:au ty grmd. and(
away And yet cont, of thein dot -hnuld keep up ill Sr Rood wo: k. On.
no:hing 10 k rep gip th • horn. p•ip,r• t pl as'n: feature o: th ev •niog''s en -
A great offer to new subseribertr� I• rnainni,•nt was ,h, aAsenee of a
The Times and 1'atni'y I1,•r1'd and l ch•airman, each number following i:• �.
\Neck:y Star from raw till Jan 1910Cil live order. Rev, R. F. Sh iris,
for 'f\VENTY-FIVE CENTS. This of - opened the program with , short ad- EXETER.
fer is good to points in Canada only. dress. after which the artists looked
after the program.
lour
AND
Feed
An Good Kinds of
Flour and Feed
kept on hand
Bran and Shorts
Sold by the 'Foo.
Wheat taken in cxcharage
for Flour and Oats taken in
exchange for Oatmeal.
Rivers
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ICalendars
Local View Calendars
at 1:a: others at. Inc
HOW EY'S
Watcombe
Pottery
The finest lin.. of 014
('„o„t ry Tea `3r is ever
shown, nt low prices.
Kodaks
Why not give a nice
little Brownie Camera
to your young friends
for Xmas. A world of
amusement for from
$2.01 to $12 00 also
Kodak Albums
Kodak Calends
Brushes week! ecial line for
Xmas in hair, Cloth.
Hat Brushes, ('ore In
and see them.Pocket Combs
Nice linefor gentle-
men 15c and 2.e.
Razors
Rnzr,r•5 ft run the best
makers. Raz. r St rope
Fil•nving Soap. Cream
of Reties fot• Yfte r-
ing can't be i'
Perfume
Atomizers
Ieia(1141 sttwles, Big aa-
erwm tment 5)e to $2.00
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DRUG STORE
1'IIONE 5(1 EX El kit, ONT,
! When 1look ow'•r the misty ptst h r, If. 1 h e,ws,4 0101111.1 on .:h.,
' that Fes in ef, rat'I shade, rcgr.ls 014 .I Bel u , %%Jule Coil) •t+ w, reg
Cont.. ever we f h ek and fall, regrets :11 I b • fold . 1 always loaded myself
far t h b: enk• 1'vc mad 1 fooled with brass %, hit others ed.. allot
:sway rn:1117 Rnld.•n (•oars. •:a Ihough 1 gold. And env, nIa•, 1 in Ih,• yellow
I have y.„r• to burne end out of Ib it l 1.1. I'm b ,•ted and down 11 Fee[
he, i gather l(';: Jut 1h,• jay• do std i could let out a yell of grief
nor r 1111 ti. Dant•• For1ii11,• knoekecla Ihat would make soar Flood congeal.
at my Inimbl,• door, with honors fame i Hut atw:,7 from th•• moldy pas 1 turn
Natl pelf but 1 turned in bed svithl lo th, future glad and free, to tbe
a lazy rotor, and told her to chase' skies above where 1 he red stars burn.
and you won' t hear a howl from me.
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