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STEWART's
PHONE 16
•�' tititl X 1 !y K ' L' 1 Dpi 1 S DEC. 16111 ► :►uv
Only 9 Days to Xmas.
Buy your Xmas. present now before the big tush is on. Mete
is a list of practical preeente. Something fur everybody.
Fancy Belts and
Collars
What would be more suit-
able than a lovely Belt or
collar in fancy box for your
friend for Xmas.
25, 35, 50, 75, $1,00
Fancy Ribbons
All widths and colors in
Fancy Silk and Satin, bought
for Xmas. trade, at
3, 5, 3, 10, 12fic
Kid Gloves
For both men and women.
The guaranteed kind; in sep-
arate boxes. What could ba
more suitable.
1.00, 1.25. 1.50 1,75
Fancy
Handkerchiefs
A big assortment of these
popular and ever useful gifts,
5, 10, 25. 75, $1.00
Yon will be wanting a new hat for Xmas. We are offering
sig reductions in all Millinery. Everything must be sold regard-
less of cost, so come early and get lire[ choice. Prices 1.08, & 2.98
Fancy Ties
Everything new in Ties, in
plain. striped and fancy
weaves, ate here. Every tie
conies in neat. box at
25, 35, 40 and 50
Ladies Fur=Lined
Coats
What would please better
than a nice Fur Lined Coat
for Xmas. It pays to buy
something substantial and
serviceable. See our leaders
at 45, 48, 55, 60
Ruffs and Muffs
Furs are always appreciated
at Xmas. There is satisfac-
tion in them. See our range
at 5.00, 0.50, 8.50, 10.00, $20.00
Fancy China
A big assortment of Fancy
China for quick selling, suit-
able for Xtnas. gifts, at
23, 50, 75, $L00, $1.25
Mufflers
For men and boys in all
shapes and colors. One of
these will be sure to please at
Christmas.
25, 50, 75, 1.00 and $1.25
Men's Fur Coats
Why not spend your money
in something useful and buy
IA
n
(,'
Ana(I
Prime
one of
our
Coon Coate Wallaby
a
or Calf. IIA y
and Russian dog at from
$18.00 to $60.00
Parasols and
Umbrellas
Something Special
We
have put in a stock for Xmas.
Lovely Gold and Pearl han-
dles at 3 50, 4 00, 4.50.
Dinner Setts
.l.
.1.
.ammw'owo'!
Market Report. -The following is'Church Directory
the report of Exeter markets, cor- 1 We are Ready to Handle
Your Christmas Trade JAMES STREET
We are stocked with a very METHODIST C1IURCl1 `
of
choice line o! Confectionery that Rev. Richard Hobbs, Pastor Sale
IA Great ClearingOur I tblio •\verhip-lo.o a.ttt
is bound to please pricesI Sunda}
will suit all purses and 7 tem.
Chocolates (tons 20c to 00c lb. Class Service -Sunday 0.30 a.m. vud l *� _ _ , _ _ �� Clothing
. Mixed Candy in Cut Rock, 110Yal.
after Morning Service and Wednes- w /(►
day night.
Voiles; den's Fla', and Catacbuuten;
Sunday at 2 p.m.
Sunday school and Bible Classes 2.30
P rse A $2.000 Stock of Clothing will positively be
Epworth League -Tuesday at 8. p.m
Prayer Alerting -Thursday at 8 U•111..
rect ed up to December 16th.
Wheat from ;1.04 to $1.07.
()ats. 35c. 36c.
?Peas 80 to t5 cents
Burley 48 to 60 cents
Shorts $23.00
Bran $21.00.
Star flour *2.75.
Feed flour $1.50 to $1.55.
ttwr 23c.
Eggs
Hay 1;9.00. $10.00
Ilogs. liveweight, 07.55. Nitta, Oranges, Dates. Figs
Coal1,. $7.25
Potatos to a tonn..90 vents Table Ruiains, California
$
Chickens 8 & 9 alive 9, & 10 dressed Grapes, Grape Fruit. and Ba.
Ducks 8 & 9 alive, 10 &f 11 dressed' nags. You will do well to
Turkeys 16e. alive ;
Geese 7 & 8 :dive. 9, & 10 dres',d see this stock. Curve quick
li c. dressed, for choice.
Fowl 6 & 7 alive, 7' & 8 dressed I `'—
Dried Apples 7c. OurSpec-
Bon Bons salty is
•••••••tt(1••u•••••tl•Ot+Nt�M• Bon Bone
LOCALS Z ' The best assortment in town. Prices
• jj front 15c to $2 00. Nothing is as nice
• .tl�N4+�� for Xmas as a nice sox of Bon•Bons.
-••••••• Order soon and we will laythem theb
Itecenlly tt'c sent out a large [tum' plain and Fancy Baking
b,•r of accounts for subscription to the t
'1'I\MES. In a good ninny rases the
ltweddlllg and XmasCakespersons owing have responded .tor
'vhich they have oar hearty thanks.
We would ask others 'whoa
have r-) Have you seen our
ceived accounts to remit as soon nslpalms Ferns and Beautifulpossible. Money is needed to Tun a ! '
newspaper. Blooming Plants.
One of these makes a ;good Christmas
present.
11
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i•
'lake a look at our large
stock of Dinner Sete and then 4..;
have one sent home for Xmas 4+
We have all the new shapes
and decorations. 108 pieces. {
7.75, 8.50, 11.10, 15.00 '(-
LIABLE
We want a large quantity of Turkeys, Geese, Ducks,Chicken 4.
dead or alive for which we will pay the highest prices, also But-
ter, Eggs, Dried Apples, etc.
S• A. STEWART
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.yll
i•
Retiring From Business
Holly at \Vilson Ilros.
Christmas a week from Saturday.
Mrs. W. 1). Clarke is visiting her
parents in London.
Mr. Geo. Beavers. of Berryland,
spent Sunday «'its Mr. and Mrs. il.
W. F. !leavers.
Neilsons Xmas
boxes from 10c.
Ilros.
Mr. Chester Stanlake. who spent
the summer at lied Willow. Alta., ar-
rived Thursday.
h }.
home last sda •
rink
ed the
•
nrlcrs have recur
'rrc
tt
for three nights in
the Werk and
every afternoon but Saturday.
Our orange stock now comlete con-
sisting of beautiful naval oranges
from 15c. to 60c. at W.•_J... Stathams.
chocolates all sized
to $3.00 at \Vilson
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 stock in town and must be all cleared
regardless of cost, as I am giving up business.
Highest price paid for all kinds of produce.
R. N. ROWE
One door north P. 0
Phone 23
out
The Biggest Christmas
Display of Jewelry Ever
Shown in Exeter
A WATCH
or something in the
Jewelry line is al-
ways appreciated as
it Christmas gift.
have the
most (Olnl)let t',
Stock 111
1 [Bron County
" Silver Plait that Wears."
Mrs. 1). Johns and daughter Lille.
left Friday to spend the Christmas
holidays \vitt' Mrs. Will Goodison at Exeter C. U. C. F. No. 04 meets on
Sarnia. Friday evening Dec. 17. Election of
Hey. it. W. \\ oodsrcorth, of Toren- officers and other important business.
to. preached missionary sermons in R, N. Rowe. Recorder.
the James Street church last Sunday. Iloys! what about a box of choco-
lates for your best gall? \\'e have
Mr. Alf. Bowey, who worked at his them from 25c. to $1.'25 a: box M
trade as bricklayer in St. Thomas. W. J•Stabam's.
J.
during the past summer, arrived home Fire Chief James Weekes has re-
test week.
The Exeter council [net last evening ceived a communication from the
to close up the business for the pre- Canadian Fire Underwriters' Associa
tion calling attention to the dangers
sent year. Tuesday was the last day
for the to life and property .from Christmas
of taxes, without the
ul ❑:ment of five per cent be- decorations, displays. etc. which are one and a quarter milts west of Sez-
quentlmade at this time of the
ingsuaa•:ded.sessI , e s. Thee use of Christmas greens, smith church. a block and tan hound,
Mrs. George Beaman. of Regina,' !t:rvcst specimens and other inflam- tall and slim with hair cut short at
who t' ••s called here owing to the ,,,at,le materials such as draperies. tip of tail. answers to the name of
death of her father, the late Robert ;..•;.itery, cotton to represent snow and hcrole}'• Finder rewarded. i.. Gould
Fee les arrived Saturday morning. ie., nee, especially in connection with Exeter.
aft,: several delays enror.te. The electric and other lighting systems. is
funeral of Mr. Frayne t ook place on decidedly an increase of hazard, it ROUSE 1'Ui: BALI: -Lots 36 and 37
Monday interment being in the Exe• being impossible;to make displays of ilttron Street •in •Khe village o tfF.ze-
tloIIu and Mistletoe pting.ec
and SOe lb. Will make your Xmas.
brighter and your home more cheerful
Lots more gond things but come along
w e will stow thein to you.
E. A. FOLLICK
\
Fresh oysters
at son Bros.
\
1l
on
will a found
locals
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Additional
page c it
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Itcv. and Mrs. Godwin, of Parkhill
were here Tuesday attending the Bak -
no auction ,at a date to be fixed 1at-
er-Follick nuptials. cr. Easy terms of payment. For
J. G. Stanbury was engaged at terms awl particulars apply to Jas.
Court in Belleville on Monday .last Ilanlford, prop.. Centralia or to T.
and at Goderich on Friday. ( Cameron, auctioneer, Farquhar.
Times Want Column cleared to the last dollar before Xmas.
- So look sharp for bargains. 24 Mens Tweed suits regular $0.50 t•
FOR SALE $10.00 to clear $1 90. 12 Mena Black and Blue Clay Worsted suits regular
Cottage and three Iota in Exeter, 1$8,50 to $12 00 clearing at $11.50. 11 Mens Black and Blue Serge regular $o.54-
being lots Nos. 55, 56 and 57 south oft d k t i Tweed suite newest cut r
Simcoe Street. On this property is a I $li 5U UO A fete only �tene Tweed at $11.00 and
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. $8.W clearing at $0 00. 1 oaths suite in Tweed
The property has to be sold to wind 15.00 to $10.00 to clear 25`„ off. Boys suits in fancy Tweed single and double
up an estate. Apply to breasted at clearing pikes $4.50 for $3.50; $4.00 for $3.00; $3.75 for $2.75. 21
MADMAN & STANI3URY.I Boys suite in good heavy Tweeds to clear at $1.00. 23 Mens Overcoats rang -
Barristers,
Exeter, Ontario. 1 ingchofromice. $5.00 to $12.00 to clear at $3.00. Come early and get your first
and $7 50 to clear $5.0'). Mens heav ar s r pe $10.00 sizes 37
Ruler for $11 and
:18, 30 and 40; These are all heavy double suite and of the newest styes
will bo cleared at $8.00. Mens double breasted Tweed suits regular $10.00 and
$11.00 for $8.00. Mens Canadian Tweed single
basted
at regulWorstedar
ranging $7.50 and
from
HOUSE FOR[ SALE -Brick resid- flutter 23c. Eggs. 20c. Dried Apples 6c, Potatoes 50c per bag. All kinds of
c'nce and lot on blain Street, third poultry taken as Cash or trade.
house south of Presbyterian church.
Six rooms. For terms and particu-
lars apply to James Whyte or Dick-
son & Carling.
FARM 'FOIL BALE- Choice hun-
dred acre [arta, being Lot :s, Con. 1,,
Osborne, London Itoad, :i-4 mile from;
Centralia, three miles from Exeter.
On the premises there is erected a
good brick house, all conveniences a
large bank barn 80x4'', finished in
latest improved style: drive houyee
good orchard, never failingsupply of
water : well in house nnd barn. 12
acres fall wheat and plowing
done.
• nor
I en hstore 20
It not sold privately
day of 'Ilecember, will be sold by pub-
CARLINQ BROS.
STRAYED
Strayed onto my farrn London Road
north, a yearling heifer, owner may
have Caine on proving property and
paying all expenses
J \NICK\VIRE. IV
"20,000
Razors
for Free Trial!"
A new scientific discovery --a secret
• manu-
facture
t
iur,iu•d t
process—has rer
•opal
I3 •UVCr
en-
ables
C
'1'Iti discovery fuc•ture of tazurs.
of
Carbo-
• u a blade
to offer o
aide's us
s carbon)—Vacs you
rtcel—(steel plus
d:, not have to hone or grin&!; u blips
that slays sharp always.
To prove it we *i11 distribute Carbo-
\i:;netie 1:azors U❑ 3) DaysTrial t.b-
s,aulcly free—there is one here fur
3 U u.
This Razor is tempered by n secret
electric I.roe•ees ::t an absolutely even
temperature of 2.500 degrees. The re-
sult is the hardest cutting edge known
science. A blade of Can bn-steel that
we guarantee Cora lifetime of eeriest
wear, no honing -no grinding.
• J.
HEAMAN,
the smooth want nl�evin toen 1 shaving younjoy
can
�•
obtain only through tile longi sw_
Ing diagonal
stroke
of straight
W...
standard raz,r-tho Cacho-Magnetic-
s-cinchuthairs
cleanly
slittingthem orturning the ends s
hack into the skin to cause Irritation.
pimples, and ei on worse troubles. Su
come in today and get a Carbo -Mag-
netic Razor on 3J Days' Vries Trial.
LOOK MR Tnt5 TRADE NAR'[
8
Tiltehl8cletriththe Caro 444
EXETER, ONT.
1
SCIIOOL TEACIHEIR WANTED 1
1';.: S. S. No. 10 Osborne, apply stat-
ing salary and qualifications to J. T.
Morgan, Hay P. O. Ont.
DOG LOST -On Saturday. Dec. 4th.
See Our Watches
Unequalled
Anywhere
Our Silverware
Is the best that
could be selected
and when it conies
to our Jewelry you
can find none better
Quick Sales
Small Profits
IBITROGERS
Certified Silverware
ter cemetery• that nature perfectly safe. ter. Brick house, kitchen and wood -
Mr. Alex. Dow receiver) word (corn On Friday evening last a union shed. large drive house and actable,
the superintendent of the hospital at cottage prayer meeting of the youngi hard and soft water. This Ls n nice
Toronto. that Miss Edna Dow. a nurse men's classes of .lames street and house and will gib' sold to close an
in the institution, was seriously ill Main street Methodist churches was estate. If not cold glrtva'tely Ian or
and for some of the family tt come nt held at the home of Mr. Thos. E. before the 18111. ,Deeenib'r it twill be
once. A subsequent message was re- Ilandford. Over t hirty young then`old by Public Auction at Central
ceived that the illness was on: y of a were present led by W. Stone. The Ifotol, Exeter on Fridriy thetilst, Dec.
temporary character and that Miss meeting was along the line of tem- :It 2 o'clock p. m. For terms and
Dow was not in a serious condition. perance and the resolution "Resolved particulars apply to \Vm. and A. Ilod-
Thc bazaar under the auspices of the that by the grace of God we will do rttiExecut rs or Thos.O Cameron,
Ladies' Guild of the Trivitt�Mernorial
Church 'was held in the Town hall
Friday night and proved t most
sliest -slut one given by the ladies of
the church. The aflcrnoon was de-
voted to the sale of useful and fancy
articles. ithile in the evening an es-
cellent urogram 1, as riven by soca'
talent.
On Monday. January 3rd. the rate-
pnyers o( Exeter. will have an op-
portunity of voting on n by-law.
ttlterely they can secure a branch of
one of the most prosperous manufac-
turing concerns in Western O'itario.
the Clinton 1: nit ting Factory. On
a not her page will be found the by-
law and agreement. which fully ex-
plains itself. '\'bis ev-Lary Shona
pi,s by a large ntajorily.
An incipient home of
' ,'eat blase at
the t
Air. \1 . J. Beaman one nftenioon of
1,44.1 Week. '‘ns noticed just in tone.
or more serious damage mittht have
,. children
wasclli
one pf t h
. e•1 )
r. t1
t
1onL n: for :t tow underneath the
conch. end having a match, the fringe
on the rower caught fire and com-
menced to barn fi.•rely. The maid
rl.-tected the smell of smoke and in-
vestigating found the couch nfire.
Site secured several pails of dater and
extinguished the Drones. but not be-
fore the rnc:t said couch were des-
troyed.
Mr. Thos. Kcrniek. who left a ['eek
ago Thursday 'with a carload of
horses for Co:hrane, New Ontario. re-
turned home the latter part of last
weep: much pleased over Illfact that
its had missed a (rain while enro.ite.
A ,:op off was made at Fort William.
at:' Mr. Kernick was instructed to
ca. 'h an early morning train 'lit11 his
sb pment. but missed it. 11e however
to,;:c the next traits anti upon his ar-
ri'.tl at New Listeard learned that
th,• train he h.i'I missed had been
t' reeked oe ing to a bridge being
ttoen :end that several men [were ser-
iously injured.
Oysters never touched by ice or
tater. shipred direct front oyster sed
in sealed packages. solid meat 60 ets.
a quart. W. .1. Statham.
The ❑tun;c:pal pot has not wet conl-
•c..•uced to sizzle. and 110 nein nantys
h iVe been mentioned for aid, rmanie
or school board honors. On every
s;dc high praise is given th•' eoune',I
Rogers fea Spoons
Rogers Dessert Spoons
Roget s Table Spoons
Rogers Butter Knives, Sugar
Sheds, Pickle Forks,
Sauce Ladles, etc.
MARCHAND iT,�era�°`
all we can to fightthe evils of the
liquor traffic and to carry the local
option by-law nt the coming election"
was unanimously adopted. Another
meeting' will be held at the home of
Mr. Jos. Ilarvey on Friday- evening to
which all young sten are invited.
iHiDES \VANTED.-You can get 1h,•
highest casi price for your hides at
the Exeter Tannery. 11
board for the excellent work 11 has
[:one during the past year nail many
are in favor o" letting lie t+t finish
the t ork. n hich could not i e cone
out ort ing to co'd [weather -.'[tin_
in. Reiner has it the: several of the
members. a ill not geek re -:lection.
lot nomination day. a week trout
`inniay nil decide a ho are in the
(l!d. The conn: it of 111119 sho,i'.l 1,0
pnwnile.. icf'on to stand for another
yesr. They are filly conversant with
the unfinished undertakings and
could do then[ more justice 1 ban those\ jg,vELEIt,
unfamiliar with the irork.
A reactionary storm period is cen-
tral on the 16th. 17th and 18th. The
strain of December solstice will he
manifest by continual boreal storms
through this Iteriod and throughout
all this part of the month. especially
over the north Atlantic coast and
seas. A regular storm period cen-
tral on the '2_'nrl. covers the 20th to
25th. This period is the centre of
I reason 11
a e. Inl t
',
the [linter scl.tcc a
will bring heavy ninter storms on
land and sea. The Mercury period he.
gins at this time and will increase
the intensity and prolong th:' exis-
tence of storm conditions. This means
hardship and danger to unprotected
live stock and untwatchful sten. These
storms are apt to continue over the Otrtier can have same by id'nlfying
limits of the period in consequence then[ and Paying expenses. \\'nt. Bed -
o( the Mercury disturbance and the den. Lot 13. Con. 4, Crediton East
opposition of the moon on the 26th. 1': (is 3t
"Are you aware of the (act that
over 20.000 bags of "SNOW DRIFT"
flour have been used by our local mill -
door customers during the last twelve
months, and we feel satisfied that
this amount will be doubled during
the next year. have you tried it
during the last year( If not. will you
give us the opportunity of supplying
you with your next requirements(
It is impossible for you to buy a bet-
ter grade of flour at any cost even
if you paid double the pt -ice.
We are at )[resent s'thliit our
-SNOW 1)11IFT" flour nt $2.75 per
lett; oar -BAKER'S FAVORITE"
purr Manitoba (lour at $2.75 per bag
bran nt $21).0O per ton ; shorts $'22.01)
per ton : chopping fine or rolled. Sc.
paid for
•s price 1
,. • eel tl
t: Highest ,
r rid. ti P
1
rrhoat.
\\'a solicit patronage.
'cit nr 1
11. COOK. Bt)NS & Co..
liensal1 Ont.
t o my
' STEERS. -Came 1�.ST
iI,11
premises :stout Nov. lath, t steer.%
Ow red. tit' other grey and white.
DEARING'S
BAZAAR
The Santa Claus Headquar
ters for Christmas Toys,
Dolls, Fancy China, Cand
Fruits, Nuts, Lamps,
Our Line of
Watches
Carmot be Excelled
We have a full assortment of Ladies',
Gent's and Boy's watches varying in price
from $1.00 to $100.00 each.
What Will Make a Nicer Xmas Present
Than a Watch?
Our Xmas a=sorttretlt of all ot'tur line., belong-
ing
elong-
ing to 11 .lewelt'ry Store 14 the ti nest. Call t n 1
judge for yourself.
1 •
FITTON.
RDDiNO RINo8 AND MARRiAOR I.1; esses
Goods all new and the best that
can be secured for Xmas. Gifts.
Call early and Inspect
Our Goods
No trouble to show goods
DEARING'S BAZAA
In every home somebody ought to
buy somebody an
Edison rhonouraph
for Christmas this year.
The best Xnote present is something all can enjoy.
Old iia well as young enjoy it. All kinds of selec-
tions, sacred. sentimental, comic songs, beautiful
quartettes. hand and orchestra music.
Machines $1(1.50. $28.60, $30 and up.
Records 40c.. 05c., 85c.
Trade off your old machine for a new one, Get a
catalogue, conte and let us show them to you, or
write us.
See nue Fancy Manicure Sets. Shaving Sets. Sewing Sets, Jewell Cases.
B•bque Figute•s. is,il,:kii'g Sets. Tobacco Jars, i'ulished Brass Ink Stands.
Hare
I
l
fll
1
1 ere. pi
ices
v
t
Thousands or the ilt1st Po,
t
Cards,
c9Booklets, et
e Folders re and
(
al
en
dere
s
to choose limn. See (he coir Souvenir holders and ;slender
of the tint
Methodist (hutches. Tr ivit t. Mr morns' and Public School. ''Your faraway
friends would eppric•i,lte these [tont the old town." Don't forget this-Th�
t urity is the c•nly !:tore in fawn selling these. 1t will pay you to do you
«hopping here.
OPTIMA A N•
THE PURITY J.Willis Powell, Manager.
Howey's Drug Store
We are as Busy as Bees with our Xmas Stock—Don't be u
prised—Just four weeks to Xinas if you want first choice and
excellent variety to choose from, come now to Ilowey's Drug stoi
Leather Goods
V.•ry Litest Style
Music Rolls, 13i11 Folds,
1:11ang Prows, Ladies
('hatnlene IL4gs, ('.ltd
(`arcs, Wristlet Rands
for Watt hes, Leather
Voles etc.
Chocolates
I.(1 Ile}'w anti Iluy!erg
i'resh fr.•n1 the factor-
ies %%lett in nicer (ban
.t hex of l'hocelntes or
lion -Bons for liner'
Post Cards
Poet ('ar.is to n„ c nil.
Vim need to sl a to ap•
prccittle.
Post ('ind Albums
from 15c to $1. Don't
go away without. one.
I'erfunle•i
1,'0,11,1 si'il Poe, der.
C.nit.. is, Howey'w if reit
wale v.ti «1 y, also
tel. \e',,tt'ts.
Calendars
Loral View ('atenders
nt
lee upsets at 111c
Stationery
The finest ince of box-
es ever shown in town
(tont tic t•t $1,50. Also
letter beats and npi'tii•18
Toilet Cases
Froth the cheapest, to
the best. A special bar-
gain at $5 00. el•ntnin-
ing Brush, l'.u)h and
Mir ror.
Mirrors
Rosewood, E'tony
U la, (cold, etc. Our
to:lgnifvit.g nil rort. are
a weeidet. Ask to see
theta.
Teddy Bears
Th..... little toys et'
the et eat est fun pi. -
asie •r s for children t . .t
eve[ saw :Cie to $3.011
Watcombe
Pottery
1 h•• ilneit line of O'(1
('u.1.111y Tea Sts Iver
-It ,wn• rtt lace pricer.
Kodaks
W11.1P not Five a ni
liltto Brownie Came
to y • young frieu
f nrXmas. A word
a•uusetneet, far fro
seei.►tolll )a1
K,td
Kodak
Brushes
A special line f
Xmas in iisir, Clot
11,tt Brit -hes. Celine i
and see then).
Pockr't Comb
Nice line fee ge
teen 15e and 2:,c.
Razors
itaznt,• (rt•nt the bet.
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Shayintt Suer,. Cream
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