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STEWART's
PHONE 16
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Xmas. 16 Days More
We Make Your Money go far by
Buying at this Store
�\ c arc prepared to do the biggest Xmas. trade we 4.
have ever done. Large and careful buying has fitted us 't'
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to meet the demand for a big season.
• Mantles
Although this season has
been the largest we have ever
bad, yet our present showing n
co�tprises all the newest F
styles including loose, semi t
' and tight fitting in all colors i
' ane! sizes. $7.50, 10.00, 15 00. c
. r 20.00 a
Furs {{..
Our showing of furs for •1•
Xmas trade is worthy of the +h
nspection of all interested. •!.
ut• Lined Coate with mink
er sable collars lined with
wine Canadian rat. Every +
sat guaranteed by makers t
ndourselves.-42-15-65t-75 -p
Men's Overcoats Underwear
A great assortment of nob- For men, boys, women and
bystyles eanowo
n display. y pl y. We girls. This is this seaon every.
world suggest that you see one needs good warm under -
this display and the prices,
too, they are so reasonable. writ and you will do well to
We have theta in black and see our big range in fleece
fancy tweeds with the new lined and fine and heavy. wool
convertable coilar.- $8-$10 at prices that will talk. 50e.
$12-315 talc., 75c., $1.00, $1.25 to $ 1.75
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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 theta. See our range of room rugs from $8 75 to $40.00
Lino!eumns and oilcloths all prices. We cut, fit and lay free of
charge.
CHINA
This is a goof; time to select your Xmas China•as our tables
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i with everything er •thi French, n new '
Susi l
5 f, Austrian, l rE ache English and
Yrie sign nares. Imported direct.
Our showing of Dinner Sets is the !lest in town. Beautiful
105 piece Dinner Sets ranging from $7.75 to $15.00
GROCERIES
This departtnent should not he overlooked as your Christmas
P •f
n E is will
vu he well looked after. All our new fruits are in stock.
Raisins, 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 highee.t prices. also But-
ter. Eggs, Dried Apples, etc.
J • A. BTEW'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
robbers -wall paper and linoleumns. AH good goods. We
have the cleanest stook 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
Our Stock is the
Favorite of
Christmas Shoppers
PfA1.K AS YOU LIKE there is nothing can take the place of Furniture in
the esteem of gift. givers. Nothing else is an serviceable --nothing else
tentinds one of the giver every day in the year as Furniture does,
For reason of newness and variety and alround Rookies,' we ask yo:t to
do your choosieg from this stock of ours. You can't buy under our pi ices
for our goods.
In all respects this store stands ready to offer you furniture certainties.
Christmas shoppers are requested to stake 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
You Take No Gnaws
When You Get Your
Fall and Winter Suits
from an old established and reliable house
ike ours.
'Pisa -tried Reputation is what ensures you
satisfaction.
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor - Exeter, Ontario
T
Market Report. -The following is • hr I''uecs Calendar for 1910 is now;
the report of Exeter markets, cor- te:ut}. Co paid up subscribers only.'\ Church Directory
rested up to ecember 9th. 1 Exeter (.1. U. C. F. Nu. 01 meets on I
Wheat ;roue 05.02 to $1.05. 441'riday evening Dec. 17. Election of ' JAMES STREET j j1 j� v L4L
Oats. 33e. 3iic. ofllcerr and other important businesr.
d'e•as 80 to h3 rents It. N. Rowe, Recorder.
Barley 48 to 60 cents. - The annual election of ellicers of
ltr:an $22.00 James Street Methodist church Ep- Rev. Richard Hobbs, Pastor
Shorts $'-'r $0 worth League wart hull on TuesdayGreat Clearing
Star flour $2.75• evening last and resulted ll follows: Sunday Public \1'or,hip-1.0.30 a.me Sale of
Feed flour $1.50 to $1.55. President. Mr. A. E. Bussell; 1st Vice and 7 pant.
E1ggs 26c.2,. Dr. Rou'stou; 2nd Vice, Miss E. Tay -r Class Service -Sunday 0.30 a.m. and
- g6tor; asst, Miss %%'hiteford; 3rd Vice,after Norman^ Service and \\'edaes-
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HogHays.
tiive eight.
Miss J. is rcirL.
4th V:ice, Miss Dinersday tiig n' d Ready -Made •Bog, re75 to 9 tic.dnt AJ. Miss t; Hobo: Secretary, cef; �ow� 91en's Cla: ar:d Catachumrrra Cloth�nI ututue•s 75 to JO cents Sutiday t:t 2
for J. Sweet; 'tress, Clinton Sweet;
p.m.
Coal, $7.25 a ton. Pianist, !Diss Brown. Asst. Miss T. Sunday £chool and Bible Classes 2.30
Chickens 8 & 9 Alive 9 & 10 dressed Sweet; Temperance, T. O. Southcott; tr•n•
Ducks 8 & 9 alive. 10 el�s 11 dr.- t'd Lookout, J. M. Soutbcott.. Floral, Epworth League -Tuesday itt R. p.m
Geese 7 & 8 alive. J & 10 dress d Miss ltosti Cudmore, Sec. Treas. of Prayer Meeting -Thursday at 8 p.m. A
$2.000 Stock of Clothing will positively be
Turkeys 13 :old It itlive. 15 & 16 Forward Movement, Miss V, Frayne December 12th, Missionary day, Rev.
dressed Asst. Miss P. Kestle. It. W. \foodstworth, of Toronto, will cleared to the last dollar before Xmas
hotwl G S 7 alive, 7 & 8 dressed Af,•ssrs. Win. Paw -len Al. McDonnellpreach.
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1/tied Apples 7a and Barry Smith on Saturday acted•
as an arbitration board in a cattle Times Want Column; So look sharp for bargains. 21 Mens Tweed suits regular $0.50 to
case between Samuel Stanlake and 810.00 to clear $1.90. 12 Mens Black and Blue Clay Worsted suits regular
John Hawkins. 'It appears that some LADIES 'MAN -TAILORED SUITS $8.50 to $12.00 clearing at $0.511. 14 Mens Black and Blue Serge regular $0.50
weeks ago Mr. Hawkins purchased . Exeter Ladies may now obtain a and $7 50 to clear $5.00. Mens heavy dark stripe Tweed suits newest cut re -
three steers from Stanlake to be de- strictly man -tailored Suit by one of gular $13.b0 for $11.00. A few only Dlens Tweed at $11.00 and $10.00 sizes 37,
livered a month later: but before de- the beat city tailors without going to 38, 'k`) and 40; These are all heavy double suits and of the newest styles and
livery .two of the the city or the trouble of getting fit- will be cleared at $8.(X). Mens double breasted Tweed suits regular *10.00 and
ted. Satiafsction .guaranteed. For $11.00 for $8.00. Mens Canadian Tweed single breasted regular $750 and
further particulars call at ilfiss Tom's $8 W clearing at $0.00. �� Youths suits in Tweed and Worsted ranging from
dressmaking rooms over' 'Wilson Brox. $5.00 to $10.00 to clear 25% off. Boys salts in fancy Tweed single and double
store. 18-11.4 breasted at clearing tutees $1.50 for $3.50; $4.00 for $3.00; $3.73 for $2.75. 26
Boys suits in good heavy Tweeds to clear at $1.00. 2.'3 Mens Overcoats rang-
ing from $5.00 to $12.00 to clear at $3.00. Come early and get your firs*
choice.
METHODIST CHURCH
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••s••••• ••o••••• animals died. Mr.
Two weeks to Christmas. Hawkins getting the third one. Mr.
AI r. Geo. Jones returned last week
Stanlake `vented payment •for the
from the west. objected,
cattle, to which Mr. Hawkins
objected, and arbitration was agreed
Mr. Lew. Jones. of St. Thomas, cis- upon. The result was that Mr. Stan-
ited relatives here Sunday. lake loses the value of one of the
Several houses in town are querns- steers. and Mr. Hawkins pays for the
tied owing to scarlet fever. other one.
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Mrs. llorney is visiting her laugh- Ottawa they are publishing a
ler, Mrs. Fletcher at liirkton, map on which in due course twill be
shown every mill. blacksmith shop.
Elmore and Annie Lang, of St. church, etc., in the Dominion. This
Marys. visited tit James Gould's Sun- big slap trill be made up of sheets,
day. ' each of which will take in about 450
Rev. C. W. Baker. of Arkona, vis- square utiles. Already some 15,000
ited Mr. and Mrs. \Vm. Coultis during square miles have been mapped out
the past week. along the frontier. All sorts of things
Rev. Cousens, of Clinton, preached will be recorded on it. For instance
in the James Street church last Sun- all roads, streams and bridges are
day. Rev. Iiobbs going to Clinton. classified. and by contours with n
vertical interval of 25 feet, the height
Rev. Jatnes Livingstone. of Mit- and shape of every .hill is given•
shell. was the guest of Rev. Richard Woods and orchards are marked and
Ilobbs a couple of days last week. the density of the trees approximately
Joseph Davis is having the vacant indicated. Concessions and lots are
roosts next to 1)r. Ilynduian's fixed up numbered and great amount of other
for Dr. McGillicuddy. A new front valuable information supplied. 'It is
is being put in. the only snap produced in Canada on
Airs. Thos. Prior. returned last which the correct natnes of all places
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week from ingersoil, having xecov- ho n.
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erect sufficiently from her recent ill- he ath of ltobt. 'rayne on on-
ness to make the trip. ElaT)'• D(ececmber Gth. reImoves oneMof
LOCALS I
Mr. Thos. 1�ernick left last Thurs_ Exeter's oldest inhabitants, be being
day with a car load of horses dor Mr. at the time of his death 88 years and
T. E. Ilaudford, the destination be- 10 months. Bis death was due to fin-
ing Cochrane, New Ontario. (lionize. coupled with senile decay, due
to old age. Mr .Iraync bad been en -
The H. 8, Literary Society have joying good health for one of his
made full preparations to hold their years up to the time of his illness,
annual ''At Home" in McDonnell's and Friday last walked to the town
Hall on \\'ednesday evening, December
the 22nd.
A great offer 10 new subscribers
The rilTimes ,_ and Family Herald and
Wcek:y Star from now till Jan 1010
for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. This of-
fer is good to points in Canada only.
1)r. Mcore. of London assisted by
Drs. Jlyn 'man and McGillicuddy per
formed an operation for appendicitis
on Roy Coward, son of Geo. Coward.
Winchelrt .,, Sunday.
Mr. \'.. ;1. Mellott was confined to
his hole, several days during the past
week suffering from a tbruiscd leg
caused by falling on the sidewalk
while on his way home one evening
last week.
The mart•:age took place on Thurs-
day, Dec. 2nd. of Miss Clara Cudmore,
daughter of Mr. George Cudmore,
town, to Mr. William Frazer, of Cen-
tralia. The ceremony was performed
by 1tev. Rich lel Hobbs in the presence
of a number of invited guests.
The Trivitt Memorial Ladies Guild
Bazaar, Friday afternoon and even-
ing, Dec. IOth. Afternoon tea 2 to 6
o'clock. admission 10 cents; evening
good program admission 10 . cents.
All kinds of fancy and useful articles
and horse made cooking and candy
'will be cold.
Dillon. the Montreal murderer of
Constable Shea. wi:l not go to the
gallows on Dec. 10. Drs. Phelan and
Burgess forwarded their report to
the Minister of Justice. and it was
evident that preparations nre being
rnncle for the transfer of the old book
agent to the Asylum for the Criminal
Insane at Kingston.
The principal case at the ess.izes at
Stunt ford this week. is thn' o' ala
stilton Merner. son or the late Sena-
tor Merner. vs. Senator Valentine
Rats. in which the former asks dam-
ages for alleged breach of contract
on the part of the defendant to pay
certain emounls for the sale of a seat
in the senate. Senator Matz gives an
unqualified denial.
(Recently lire rent out a 11rge nun1-
ber of accounts for subscription to the
3.151 ES. in a good many rases he
persons awing have responded .for
tabes, Ih y have our hearty thanks.
t,ould ask others w•ho have ru-
e. •.v,•d acrnlunIs lo remit ns soon as
pn--ibis. Money k needed to run a
new -pap •r.
XMAS FLOUR
it is usually slapposed to be holy
and ei:slletoe. but when yon think of
1 he Nines dinner I guess it is the
o: her kind. that rho miller grinds.
that yo t consider.
WHERE WOOD THE PLUM -
PUDDING BE
itlto.1 1l' l'or the hest results in,
all kinds of baking use only the STAIR
grand. as it combines nutritive valet•
t%ilh quality and appearance.
-MM.anaf,:c;ured by -
HARVEY BROS.
hall to pay his taxes. He was born
in north Moulton, Devonshire, Eng -1 mile from
in 1821 and when 23 years of age was
married to Margaret Westcott, the
couple making their honeymoon a trip
to their future home in Canada. They
first settled on the London !toad, near
Devon, but later ,roved to the end
CO cession of Usborne, where they re-
sit: •d ntil 28 years ago, when they
ret r.•., to Exeter to spend their de-
clit. n:: years. Mrs. Frayne died a-
bout five years ago. The deceased
was a strong adherent of the Metho-
dist church and In politics was a
Conservative. He iri survived by three
sons and five daughters, namely John
and James. of I�sborne, ,Peter, of
Exeter: Airs. \Vin. Oke. llllrondale;
Mrs. \Nark. Caradoc . Mrs. Geo. Ilea -
FOR SALE
Cottage and three lots in Exeter,
being lots Nos. 55, 56 and 57 south of
Simcoe 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 sold to wind
up an estate. Apply to
GLADMAN & STANI3URY,
Barristers.
Exeter, Ontario.
HOUSE FOR SALE -Brick resid-
ence and tot on Main Street, third
house south of Presbyterian church.
Six roma. For terms and particu-
lars apply to James Whyte or Dick-
son & Carling.
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"Do you use ilourf Have you been
getting good results\ What are ypu
paying for itt We tore selling our
host
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blended "Snow Drift (amply
flour, and our
pure 'Manitoba alto
ba II
"linker's Favorite" at 82.75our
We guarantee everybagper bag.
we sell 1;0
give you excellent results. Try it anti
be convinced. Feed prices Bran $20,-
00 per tort, Shorts $22.00 per top.
Hensel! Flour 'Milts.
II, IYOOK, SONS. & C0.1
FARM 'FOTt SALE- Choice hon- I W. J.
Butter 23c. Eggs. 20c, Dried Apples 0c, Potatoes 50c per bag. All kind. of
poultry taken as Oaeh or trade.
CARLINC BROS.
Do Not Buy It Until
You Tri It
Tho CathoeMagnettc Razor is not
tern; "red in uacrou tire heat. but by
means of a secret electric process at
an even ;:•nip rature "f 2,500 degrees
At the same Instant the steel Is
carbonized tun proeess similar to that
I.y which diamonds have been pro-
duct .
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The result Is (Ti' h irdest cutting-
edge kttca•n to 4c:•',nc,•-_:c Watts On
guar. nl:•e far :, .'tctltli;e of net feet
wear -no honing. ro • t'inti'ng.
-The land -i with ; • .: h•, edge" t t
superior to any , •.,r ever made.
whether the rt.,1:, hollow -ground
or the "wafer" h1 ,:,• of the "safety."
But you do nos, recd to take our
<Ired acre farm, being Lot 3, \Con. 1
Usborne, London Mond -4
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. three miles e from Exeter.
Un the premises there is erected a
good brick house, all conveniences a
large bank barn 80x45, finished in
latest improved style: drive house,
good orchard. never failing supply of
water; well in house and barn. 12
acres fall wheat and plowing done.
If not sold privately pn or before 20
day of December, twill be sold by pub-
lic suction at a date to be fixed bit-
er. Easy terms of payment. For
terms nad particulars apply to Jas.
Handford, prop., Centralia or to T.
Cameron, auctioneer, Farquhar.
STRAYED
Strayed onto my farm London Road
man. Regina: Mrs. Tomlinson. Lon- north. a yearling heifer. owner may
d have sante on proving property and
paying all expenses.
F. J, WICK WIRE,
SCHOOL TEACHER WANTED
For S. 8. No. 10 Usborne. apply stat-
ing salary and qualifications to J. T.
Morgan, Hay P. O. Ont.
NOTICE -Collector W. J. Bissett.
will be at the Town Hall on 11th.
13th and 14th, of December to receive
taxes. Kindly .bring correct change.
Nurse Cir!; Wnnled-I'or day time
only: can go home nights. Apply to
Mrs. G. W. Harrison.
DOG LOST -0e Saturday, Dee. lith,
one and a quarter miles west of tier-)
smith church, n black and tan hound.
tell and slim with hair cut short at
tip of tail. answers to the name of
SFxeter. I:croley. Finder rewarded. . Gould
on and Miss Lizzie at home. The
funeral arrangctneats hake not yet
been completed. awaiting the arrival
of Mrs. Ileaman. of Regina.
Edward Mara. the McGillivray
Township fanner, who was arraigned,
charged with arson, in , connection
with the bursting of a barn leased by
\\'tn. fatten, on the night of June 26,
Ives acquit ted by Judge Macbeth
Thursday afternoon. The accused
was the only witness of importance
called for the defence during the
afternoon. lis told of Ile events of
the evening in question. Early in the
evening he drove over to the house of
a mast formerly emp:oyed by him, to
pay a certain amount or money he
olwea. Ile 11r,c1 triune -41 )torte be-
tween t):30 and 10 p. m. His .wife
was not at homy at the time. ne she
had gone to Lucnn with a neighbor's
wife, so he went directly to bed and
did not awaken till Mrs. Mara called
him about 10:15. Ile had . nothing
whatever to do with the fire, and bad
known nothing of it till he ttas nwnk-
cued by the flames, when he had gone
over in his hare feet. On the follow -
morning he had gone over to the
burned barn searing the boots that
had been produced in court as evi-
dence. "1 suppose," said his honor.
"that his ht•ife sill give the same
testimony!'" ••I suppose so.' replied
Mr. McKillop. "Then I can see nu
object in proceeding farther," replied
the judge. In summing up the evi-
dence Judge Mitcttelh remarked that
there was nn utter failure on the part
of the crown to establish any motive
for the crime. Their case. too. tt as
based entirely on suspicion.
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Ls a word (hit covet: a wide ranter
of hu hj4e:s. \1',• are go. ng to forge:
th • nth •rs and el t'ln you:. env/It.o:1
as we tell about
ARTISTIC TAILO. 1NG AT
REASONAKLE PRI(:ES HERE
We verify th:s by our stock of well'
selected p eee goods, as well ::.a hw
old-tipal i01),/..
Try Us if You Like Artistic
Garmonts
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W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor
Wheat and Oats wanted. EXETER - , ONTARIO,
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IIOC3E FUi1 SALE -Lot: ,'.G and 37
Huron Street in ithe village• c) (Exe-
ter. Brick house, kitchen and •wood -
h, d. 1:1rge drive house and et:thle.
hard and :oft water. This iv n stoat
house and will 6:• :void to close an
e0ate. if tint tell privately tan or
b •fore the 18th. J)ecemb.•r it will be
-old by Public Auction at Central
Hotel. Exeter nn Frilly th•' Sia. Dec.
tt 2 o'clock p. m. For term: and
pit -Cellars apply to Wm. and A. Ilod-
•rt Executors or Thos. C.rnu•rort,
Auct `.sneer. 1•'a r(Iuha r I'. 10.
Flour 7
ANI)
Feed
MI Good Kinds of
Flour and Feed
kept on hand
Bran and Shorts
Sold by the 'roil.
Wheat taken in c xchani e
for Flour and Oats taken in
exchange for Oatm:al.
W. Rivers
EXETER. - ONrAnto.
HEAMAN,
word for this -you can try the Carbo-
llfagnetie without risking a penny of
your own nosey -you call enjoy 3)
cool, comfortable shaves with it at our
expense -you ries compare it with the
razor
that you aro 'new using and
Judge for yourself which Is hest -then
if you want. you can return the Carli0-
1-.7agnetic and net be out a : etet.
LOOK PCR TI:t51'R,in: MARK ....0
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Glie61&k with the Car 6o &fisi
EXETER, ONT.
DEARING'S
BAZAAR
The Santa Claus Headquar-
ters for Christmas Toys,
Dolls, Fancy' China, Candy,
Fruits, Nuts, Lamps, Eto.
Goode all new and the beat that
can be secured for Xmas. Gifts.
Call early and Inspect
Our Goods
No trouble to show goods
DEARING'S BAZAAR
In every homi somebody ought to
buy somebody an
Edison Phonograph
for Christmas this year.
The beat Xmas present is something all can enjoy.
Old as well as young enjoy it. All kinds of selec-
tions, sacred. sentimental, comic songs, beautiful
quartettes, band and orchestra music.
Machines *10.50. $24.60, $39 and up.
Records 40e., 85c., 85c,
Trade off your old machine for a new one. Get a
catalogue, come and let us show them to yon nr
write us.
See our Fancy M,nicatre Sets, Shaving Sete, Sewing Sets, Jewell (lases.
B ague Figures, 5 king tiers, Tobacco Jars, Polished Brass ink Stands,
Vases'. Perfumes, etc. PI ices vary low.
Thousands of the inell;est Post Carrie, Booklets, Polders and Calenders
to choose from. See the cute Souvenir Polders and Calendere of the both
Methodist rhuiches, Tr ivitt M.niot ial and Public School. "Your faraway
friends would eppriciiite the.e front the old town." Don't forget this -The
t'urity is the only store in town sellieg these. it will pay you to do your
shopping here.
THE PURITY .i.\Villis Powell, Manager.
ri owey's Drug Store
We arc as Busy as Bees with cur Xmas Stock -Don't be sur-
prised -Just four weeks to Xrnas If you want first choice and an
excellent variety to choose from, come now to I lowcy'a Drug store
Leather Goods
Very irtteet Style
Music Bons, Biu Folds,
Change l'ot'us, Ladies
('hutalenc Bag., Card
(Cases, Wristlet Brands
for 1Vatches, ',ember
Fobs, etc,
Chocolates
Lowrie} a ard iluylet•s
Fre5ti fit uI the factor-
ies. % ilnt is nicer than
a Lc x of Clituolatee or Mirrors
Stationery
The finest line of box-
es ever shown in town
(tom Tic to $1.50. Also
letter seals and opencta
Toilet Cases
From the cheapest. to
the best. A'Teem) bat -
gain et $5.00, contain -
:ng Brush, Comb and
Mirror.
llon.}3one far rotas?
Rosewood, Mealy
Post Cards I Orinuln, Gold, ole. Our'
Post Cards to no end. magnifying mit tors ale
IYou need to see to ap• a wonder. Ark to see
preeiale. • them.
Post Card Albums Teddy Bears
i from lbe to $1. Don't
go away without one.These little toys ate
Ithe gieutest fun pro-
Perfumey diesels for children you
Liquid anI'oader, t• ver Maw 35c to Vi.U11
(`ante to Hoadr*'y's if you
want, variety. also toi. Watcombe
let Waters. Pottery
Calendars I The finest line of Old
Love! \•iew ('slender" 'ou ,try Tee Met,' ever
et 15c others at 10c 1 ('sho,c'n, At low prices.
Kodaks
Why not give a nice
little Brownie Canters
to your young fciende
f or X loan. A s orld of
a'nosenlent feet from
$2.91 to $121M1 nibs
Kodak Alatnl
lireKodak ('alend
Brushes
A Ep'cinl lit e for'
Xtons in flair, ('loth.
Hat !tu ue•hee. ('c Inc in
and see them.
Pocket Combs
Nice line fir gentle
men Ihc end 'Li:•,
Razors
Rz"Isfron•1he beet
tit+akers. 1taz. r (Strops
`''ac'ink Soap. ('ream
••f Hese?) for „flet shay -
:lig cant be ben'.
Perfume
Atomizers •
Liles( styles. Hug as-
ertmetlt SUc,to $2.00
I PIIOvHOWEY'S DRUG STORE
Ex EMU, ONT.
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