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TAKING
THIS
WEEK
Call and get a suit, an'
overcoat, or a pair of ,
trousers while the snap
is on.
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor,
lzeter, - Ontario
Rosiness Locals -- Read Them
The shut to buy dinner and tea .sets-
eheap. Steuart,.
1M Ovels7 Cowl age
Dr. Ovens, London, Eye and Ear
Burgeon, will be at the Commercial
Motel. Exeter, on Friday, February 8,
Moms, all day. Glasses properly fitted
and diseases of Eye, Ear and Nose
tiireated.
1 ran each corn, peas and tumatues for
:sic.: i lbs. ►uney biscuits 25c.; 4 lbs
Mi,ruratta tea $1. Stewart.
Clubbing Rates: The TAE DVcanO-
CA
give you a
special clubbing rate with any news-
paper or magazine in America. Call
surd get our rates.
Special at,-• k taking bargains, clearing
Kaes in Bolts' Suits, regular value $2.50
to 51; your choice per suit $1,15, Stew-
art.
Get your Marriage Licenses at the
Advocate (Alice.
24 lbs. cooking r',,lic Sugar $J: 21
as. bet granulated sugar 1; 6 bar..
Camila-1 Sul, 25e.; 6 ll.., good figs 25e.;
IQY..S'ui(„r flog tea $1: beat rolled out
meal 25e.: ,V 1' 'soap 1'C e Stephen.
Marriage Licenses issued at the A
vacate office.
Skates Taken.
The person who took a pair Of skates
drool the Opera House on Jan. 15th
will kindly return there to this (ftice
at once.
LOCAL I)OINGS. 1
>t� ALA..IlJkelk Ala alkali) a&a&
\I1. amid tVuud still females very
lee ell!! ing Wits COW ftteuced un Sat
ut•day lost.
Mrs. Phoebe Harris, Huron street, ie
again quite ill,
Mr. M. Salter has resumed work af-
ter a week's illness.
Mr. L. Ifat•dy was taken ill of grippe
Sunday and is conflued to his room.
A number of Exetet'ites attended the
anniversary services at Centralia en
Monday night.
Mr. Geo. Mantle is recovering from
an illness which confined him to the
house during the past week.
Dr. Holmes, dentist of Saskatoon,
Sask., formerly of Clinton, lost his
office and contents by fire recently.
A large number from here attended
the oyster supper at Centralia on Mon-
day night and report an excellent,
time.
Mrs. Campbell of Hibbert underwent
an operation at the home of Mr. P.
Bowden last week for an internal
trouble.
Writing from Macoun, Sask., Mr.
Fred Bissett says that the thermom-
eter registered 44 below last week.
Excuse us.
Mrs, John F. Smith, Qth con. of Step-
hen, was operated upon last Thursday
for an internal trouble. She is now
doing nicely.
Mr. W. H. Hodgert moved his house-
hold effects from town to the fares he
recently purchased on the 10th of Us -
borne on Monday.
The report of the Womans' Institute
meeting last week stated that Miss
May Snell sang. It should have been
Miss Florence Snell.
Dr. Malloy last week purchased from
Mr. Andrew Gibson, the Dr. Rollins,
residence on Andrew street, at present
occupied by Mr. Beverly.
The annual meeting of the officers•
of the 3:ird Huron Regiment will be
held at the Hotel Normandie, Clinton.
on Thursday, January 31st.
31►s. W. D. Sanders very kinds
membered us last week with a i.,,
exeell.•r,t 1ievonshirecrearn. Nee
to t•ay that such palatable dishes are
appreciated.
Mrs. Wallace D. Clarke, I nee \Vi
formerly of London, twill hold her
nuptial reception on 'Thursday,
7th, from 4 to 7 p.m. in her suit
rooms in McDenell s Block, Main
Monday's Free Press contained
picture of four generations, sou
whom are Exeter people. They
Mrs. James Singular, aged 80, of
\Villiauls, Mrs. Wm. Bagshaw o
eter, Mrs. Samuel Sample and sots.
Milton. of Cobourg, formerly of Exe-
ter.
It will be sad news to many of our
older inhabitants to learn of the death
of George Ryan of Brantford, *former
resident of Exeter, who died on Mon.
day. Mr. Ryan was one of the several
who moved with their families to
Brantford with the Verity Plow Co.,
previous to which time he had resided
here for many years and was highly
respected. Interment took place at
Brantford.
In the absence of the rector, Rev.
D. W. Collins, who had charge of the
anniversary services at Lucknow, the
services in the Trivitt Memorial church
were taken by the Rev. C. W. Sanders
of Lucknow. Rev. Sanders is an old
Exeter boy and being that it was his
first opportunity of preaching herea
large congregation greeted him morn-
ing and evening. His discourses were
of deep spiritual character and he
handled bis subject in a manner that
was markedly interesting and instruc-
tive. The Rev. gentleman will be a
welcome visitor at the Trivitt Memor-
ial at any future time.
y 1'e -
WI uf
EXETER MIXREETS.
"ll(•ss CI1A.N(iEI) EACH WEDNESDAY
1Vheat t10 07
I.on) Harley .. • 44 45
Oats
first :i 3[
F'e h. Deas 75 76
e of l utatoes, per bag 6120)tiffsk Hay, per ton 9 50 10 W
the Flour, per cwt., family ,2 (10
ie of Flour, low grade per cwt 1 20 1 25
Rutter 21 to '�
were
East
f Ex -
The Organ Recital to be given in the
Trivitt Memorial Church on Thursday
Feb. 7th, ie attracting a good deal of
attention both in town and in the
neighborhood. Mr. Wm. Brown's
ability as an organist is so well known
that we feel sure the recital will be
well patronized. In addition Mr.Cyril
Dwight -Edwards of London, the well-
known baritone, will assist in the pro-
gram. Mr. Edward's singing should
please all as he is one of the leading
singers in Canada. He studied under
such eminent masters as Henschel,
Rev. Andrews of Centralia occupied Wm. Shakespeare, Panzani and others
the Main street pulpit on Sunday in and has appeared before the King, the
the absence of the pastor, Rev. E. A. PI inceus Christian and other members
Fear, who was at Centralia preaching of the Royal Family. He also toured
anniversary services. with the late Madame Albani's Con-
cert Company. This is Mr. Dwight -
Edwards first appearance in Exeter
and we feel sure that his singing will
be greatly enjoyed.
Women's Institute Notes.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Institute will he held on Friday, Feb.
Ispat 3 o'clock, in Senior's Hall. Those
having books from the Library please,
return them Friday.
Miss Halls, Pres. Mrs. Hastings, Sec'y
Skwaitopavi Concert
Only a fair attendance greeted the
Indian wonder -worker and his cont.
pony of musicians in the Opera House
Tuesday night. Shiingopavi was well
ei
rec iv
Pc). pt
His
monologue was given
in the hest of English and was Very
interesting, while many of his tricks
were excellent, pat titularly the live
chicken and the rabbit feats. The
lady musicians were good and their
selections were thoroughly enjoyed.
Convention in March.
The seventh annual meeting of the
Canadian Association for the Preven-
tion of Consumption and other forms
of Tuberculosis will tie held in Ottawa
the 13th and 14th of March next. A
public meeting of the members of the
association and of the citizens gener-
ally. at which His Excelleney will pre-
side, will be held in the Assembly Hall
of the Normal school on Wednes-
day evening, March 13tH, at which Dr.
Shear), the chairman of the Ontario
Provincial Beard of Health. will de-
liver a lector upon "Horne Treatment
of Consumption."
Mr. John Bell of Saskatoon. Sask.,
has been visiting friends here for a
week. He was formerly butter maker
at Winchelsea. He is now in the real
estate business in the West. After
two months' visitin Ontario, he will
return next. week.
Cyril Dwight -Edwards, who, togeth-
er with Mr. Wm. Brown, Organist.
gives a concert in the Trivitt Memorial
church on Feb. 7th, comes highly
spoken of by the press of England and
a 1 should hear him. Get your tickets
at Cole's Drug Store.
Word was received Saturday that
.it.n
J se
Kitchen, Ph tch, fo rmerly of Exe-
ter, now of Coldwater, Simcoe county.
suffered the loss of his house and
household effects by fire last week.
Mrs. Kitchen is a sister of Messrs. Jas.
.'nd W. T. Acheson of town.
Mrs. Marshall attended the funeral
of a cousin, John Young, near Lime-
rick this week. Mr. Young had been
ill of inflammation of the stomach and
it is supposed the lining burst as he
died almost instantly. He was forty
New ahapee Kilg hard hats just in at fat
;us of age and leases a wife and
slily.
Stewart's.
"Property For Salt. an
We have at present a handsome nit
piece of proper* y consisting of tine two sta
storry residence and two lots, with we
•
On Thursday last Messrs. Armstrong
d Brim. matte an extra large ship -
ant Of hogs from Mensal! and Exeter
tions. In all there were 397 hogs,
ighing st1310 lbs. For these they
good stable; all in first-class condition;
conveniently situated: all modern ttn-
proveol•'nt. Price is a snap. ('all cit.
write The Advocate Office.
A number of young people attended
the carnival at Hensall on Monday
sight.
licks' Forecasts for February.
Prolonged cloudiness and nice ked
storm conditions will be the artier
through all opening days of February,
but these conditions will culminate in
ppieioial storms of rain, sleet and snow
ea touching the 3rd, 4th and 5th.
Sigh temperature, with lightning
and thunder, will tnark these disturb-
ances over central to southern parts of
the country at. first, [lilt sudden and
Mt eta etiitoge to hlizzar.lous Pto1'1114
/110114(.1.f 'a nd snoW will at rike, followed
bet wren the 1th and the 7th by it Soy -
ere cold wave for Fehrnary.
DON'T MONKEY
WiTH THAT COt'(ill
Use HOWEr:s
ClIF.ItRY ('ORDiAT.
� .b•. Bottles
M4++++++++++++ I -++t+++++4
Suitings
and
Pantings
paid $o BLit:), 7 his would indicate
that the hog business is not yet dead
in this district.
Mr. W. (i. Bissett lost one of his
black driving horses Wednesday night
about 12 t 'clock, after four days' illness
of lung trouble. The beast was worth
about $12.5. Mr. Bissett also lost 00
Thursday a floe cat which he has had
for nineteen years. Old age caused
the latter's death.
D. Henderson, government Veteri-
nary Inspector of live stook. was in
town last week on ()Richt! duty. The
object of his visit was to inspect a
number of sheep in the township of
U8ia)rnp infested with scab. The dis-
ease is a bad One and very contagious.
F:very effort is being nu(e to prevent
its spread in that locality.
On Thursday of last week a very
pleasant evening was enjoyed at the
old 'Jogai th homestead in Stephen.
The event was occasioned by the fact
t hat Mr. Robert Sanders of this town
learned that Mrs. ('olen14tn 11ng. ttti
and daughter, Miss lda, of Larito le,
Man.. had arrived there to visit their
friends and wishing to make some Ian-
gible return for kindness received of
then) at their home when he was its
Manitoba, he arranged with Mr. C.
Heywood to furnish an evening's en-
tertainment with his very excellent
gramophone whilst he also provided a
generous supply of oysters and in%ite.l
the whole circle of connections to en-
joy the evening together. So with the
oysters,so'ial intercourse, a varied and
well assorts( list of reentds presented
I.y
add ttuuu ural visiting \ti 1 �,g,.,• Happy Nees Year to Ali
neigh', and a hearty vote of thanks to
Mr. Eli Snell has returnees to Forest.
Mrs. 8. Sweet wvt, in 11.071t100 last
week.
Mr. and firs. ('lark were in bold()over Sunday.
Mrs. .John Ilaw•kshaw is vi;itin
friends in i,ncltn.
Alessi s. Fletcher and Clark have r
turned from Al vinsten.
Miss Eastwood of 1Vhithy is the
guest of Mrs. Stauhury.
Mr. Rube,t LP:tthot•n cause up from
Loddon to spend a few days.
Miss Kande Hatter after spending a
week with her parent,. tet'I:'tied to
1..rrldon \tonality.
.1r. and Mrs. ('bas. Isaac of !meanspent Solidity with friends in town.
Mrs. Marshall Ilex carne up ttotn
London on Friday to spend la few days.
Mis. iHev.) Fear visited at the home
of Mr. Tebbutt at Ilolme's%ale doling
1104 week.
Mr. and Mi' s, (:at field Sheerer of
!Irritator(' arrived there last week 00 a
vlslt.
,1r•. Richard 1y1•I.11 of Kala maze()
art ived Monday might on a visit to his
Ino0 her.
Miss tVilnaet Smith of I4(0(1(n Road
South. after three week.' vi.ir with
her broth.'.• arid sisters in Detroit and
Cleveland. has retail',) home.
Mts. Alex. Pager. of Swift 1'nt•leot,
1A'asa„ woo has been visiting her rel
r. Heywood on the gramaphorl(•
resSeS. cord and ins Ir.'s near 51. .4„, vs; is to,n, tIlk week
Eggs
Livehogs, per cwt
Shorts per ton
Bran per ton
('nickrn
Hens
Ducks
Geese
Turkeys
Dried Apples
0 65
20 00
1900
9per lb
7 „
10 "
10 .r
1.2 .,
"
T. H. Handford shipped a car of
horses Tuesday to Winnipeg.
The first carnival uf the season is to
take place in the rink Friday night.
}Oliva
We welcome the good sleighing. -
It is a pleasure to hear that Mrs. Hy.
Doyle is getting better. -Mr. B. Cunn-
ingham sold a fine driving mare toDr.
McBride of Dashwood, -Who's alright?
Khiva boys are alright.
Ontario Liquor License Act
License iristrict of South Huron. Notice is here.
by given that James Maddock, of the Village of
txeter, has made application for permission to
transfer his Village tavern lineage for the premises,
hi the Village of Exeter, known ar the Mansion
Ilouse, to Thomas Cook of London, and that geld
application will he considered at the meeting of the
Board of License Comntlasionera. to be held et The
Queen's Hotel, in the Village of ltenvall, on the 16th
dsy of February, 1907, at the hour of 10 a.m.
All persons interested will govern themselves ..
co rdingly,
John Torrance, License inspector.
Dated at Clinton, this 29th day of Jan., 1907.
Supplementary Meetings of
South Huron Fanners' In-
stitute for 1901
will be held as follows. viz:
ELIM VILLE, Township Hall,
Thursday, Feb. 14th
Ahemoon meeting: Major Sheppard of Queenston
will speak on "Prols.gation fruit grafting, budding,
etc." and llr. 11. J. Reid of Georgetown will speak on
"Principles and F McLean,
in stock breeding.' AdAre.s-
esalso byIt. B. McLean, KiPlpen, and F. O'Brien,
(•hiselhurst. Evening meeting --Major hheppard,
"Three historic day; on Niagara River"; Dr. Reed
" Breeding homes for profit."
CREDITON TOWN HALI.
Friday, Fel.. 154h.
Afternoon meeting: Addresses by MaJor Shepphart
"Propngatinglntit grafting, building, roc"; Dr. 11. J.
Revd. "Diseases of .ligeatice'estem of rattle." Also
addresses by M. V. Mclean, Sraforth: R. ti. 31' Lean,
Kipp.en. Evening, meeting: Major Sheppard, "Three
historic day. on Niagara Ricer": Ar. 11. J. Reed,
"horse breeding and are in relation to diseases,"
GRAND HENT) PUBLIC HALL
Saturday,Fel,. . ifth
Afternoon meeting: MajorSheplanl "The in,pro. e-
(nent of country roads"; 11r. Reed. "Florae breeding
for profit'; ad,fr.use's by R 11. Mclean, and Paul
MAge, Thames Road. Evening meeting: Major
Sheppard "Opportunities on Canadian fans;'; Dr.
Reed "Principles and pra• tic( of Kock breeding..'
%t'RIt'1I TOWN HALL, Monday, Feb. 18th.
Afternnnn: Major She-ppard "Planting and care of
fruit trees"; Dr. Reed, "Horse breeding for profit";
addresses by R. 11, McLean and e. Madge. Evening:
Major Sheppant"Three historic days on Niagara
Ricer'; Dr. Reed "Diseases on digestive syaem of
cattle."
MENSAL!., MILI.F.R's HALL, Tuerlac, F:eb. 19th.
Afternoon: Major Sheppard "Soil tillage for frr-
tilily and nnni•ture": Dr. Kral '•Hors• Ia.-ceding and
'Arvin relation to diseaars'; aeldressea by T. Fraser,
anti A. )Dl.tar,l ttrucetfeld. F.rening: Major Stott. -
pant '•(ryq.o.taniti., on Canadian faros-, i.r. Ke..1.
.The 1.r...1 mare and foal."
Tl'CKERSMiTI1, STRONG'S HALL, Weil. Feb. _''..h
Afternoon: Major Sheppard "Soil tillage for fertili•
h and moisture"; Dr. Reed "Horse breeding and rare
in relation to di.eaaes"; addresses by It. 114tnter,
Elimvillr. J. T. Allison, Thames R(a.i: H. Morten'.
ilenaall. Evening: Major Sh.•ppanl "Opportunities
nn Canadian (anus'; Dr. Reed ••i'nm'iples and pra,•-
11Cr in stock breeding."
HAYFIELD PUBLIC HA1.i., Thursdap, Feb. 21st.
Afternoon: Major Sheppard "Soil tillage for fertili•
by ani moisture' •; Dr. Itet,l "Principles of stork
breeding": Addresses by It. B. Mclean and A. e:.
SmilGt, E.1160:: Major She1plan) "Three historic
11 'lay; on Niagara Biter": or. wed "Horses for p.rnflt-
A meeting nl the dire.dtors of the !met dine sill 1.r
Fold on the forenoon of the meeting at Hensall, Fel.
g Ii+tl,, a1 11 o.lw•k The afternoon meetings will
commence et Toch. k sharp and 1.ening meetings
e- at :.Jap. An exeeilent pr•grsnn ,•••n silting ..f run.i •
and literary'elt•.;tions will i. given at evening meet -
ings. All interested in Farmers Institute meetings
err rnMially ins 10.1 to attend.
W. 1). SANDERS, Pre, It. GARD IN F -R, S..• v.
The 1 1(1 way to cure it
c,1(1
THE
NEW
WAY -
Take
HOWEY'S
('r'IIE-A-
COLD
CA1'SUI.1',S
Price
25e. a box
W. S. Howey, Phm. B.
chemist and Optician, F_xetei.
TRY
T. HAWKINS & SON
FOR
STOVES and
FVRN1Aczs
We keep a full stock of
Building Hardware, Paints, Glass,
Oil, Nails, Etc.
Also
Repairs for the Frost & Wood, and
Cockshutt Plows.
T. HAWSINS & SON.
OPPORTUNITY IS KNOCKING
In the Furniture Line.
Before we know it, it will he time to say farewell to old winter and wel-
come the incoming spring. Modern retailing knows no better time to
close out stocks than these between season days. We have cut our pro-
fits very low for a few weeks and this Is your opportuuity to hay furni-
ture at
NEARLY WHOLESALE PRICES
Parlor Suites, Bedroom Suites, Sideboards, Couches, Etc.. are all placed
at a small margin of profit. Remember it costa you nothing to see our
goods. Get our prices and we can save you wont -y,
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors.
JONES & CLARK
PHONE NO. 32
DRESS GOODS SALE
We have several pieces of dress goods which we wish
to see selling faster. All -wool Roxana and basket
weaves, in good shades of navy, green, grey, brown and
two of black. Extra good service for an odd skirt or
shirtwaist suit. Lines that were 85c. sale price 50c
MEN'S SPRING SHIRTS
To be welt dressed it is necessary that a man have
good, fresh linen, It adds to his appearance more than
any other article of his (tress. Our spring shipment of
the famous \V, G. R. Shirts has just been opened. A
special feature of then') goods is the COAT SHIRT, open-
ing right down. just a coat; thele is DOulling or ding-
ing
to get it off as in the old styles. p �'
it saves the shirt anti insures comfort to the wearer. Patterns and
materials the vet latest, colors and (it guaranteed. Prices $1 and $1.26
LONG KID GLOVES
Ladies' kid gloves, elbow length, in black and white.
As an increased demand for these is expected this season
those buying early are sure to be the fortunate ones,
JONES & CLARK
Headquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing
V"Iiriew AF IV' NIP -
.10
is 111•' one hoar (h..t nee.•.
10 fails to give good resolts 4
cendittnns. Net e' was it as 4
Mr. Sanders there passed an evening Mrs. J. 'r. NVe.tentt and her sister,
to belong remembered and such ns can Mrs. .1. 1)X111 of ('yleress Ricer Man..
only r0e1111 in drawing more closely who hate been visiting relativesd and
' the bonds of fele ndsbipse formed in the friends at H••n'nill(•,. ('Baton anoter
Reduced 1n Price + past and the beginning of Asti' ones places 11411111 11,. part few weeks, carol,.
that shall extend Into arid endure in ned here on Monday evening last.
We have teducexl a large ess Orders to send
tzar• or cos e( a etsiness an.
P nesday, 1•eb. lath. at 1 .)cluck.
1 the future ('oro.
(:et your Express
a h lett
.tiarrders.
Fott
Ewe** Order*.
AUCTION SALE:
�w' SNELL S IiUWti_�
STAR FLOUR
when m -ed ,Inde' pt ..per
popnl.lr as :tt per -ant.
number' of flrst.elass suiting* he Te 1. graph Offlee, $arch r 1) r
and partings pries and for ty in Crediton on if y . , pt •!er n fore Man -
\V d
the next ntont h'a ill offer you d
Suits reduced front $)'t to $15 A ('igar ('ase, Owner In hays r:nc' S., •M.p and tot. ad feet frnntagr: 1 vacant
pante h 1„t st feet rennase. lot ••nntainico aainingcr boo's,
$l 7 to $14 y pent Ing property and paying !•� story frame haws arid Int, containing r tomos I
$10 for this h )tl an e'••. r. ar, 1 atabfrawl dri.e shat.
F
4.
,111,v " •• $15 to $1�:d1 •5oes Jtlseser.
mare, : years . by Vontine: 1 mare, s .ear, okf by i
Fra. ulr. 1 mar. 1 scan old In Trta• JA` k.
,vna
1l to $)'i lel t ce 1 1 .! II
!I 1 Sol). rising 2 cram old, dranaht: 1 h...- Ao : i '.
' of
SALE
itoh.t Flour use our new
heti
Remnants of th•ess f.(►ods
a Il
White Seal. 43
Panting " " $fl to $5 A former Exeter how, Hilton II Fv' 111
" •, " $;i to ono, son \fr. Jo • Tn,bn e,
$t John Evans of London, t Ret 2.atten, I,ght'Ir,ah, light wagon, 2
� •• " $1.50 to$:i.7.i Was married all Wednesday re»lIhnr,art...arriaer pole set ,tn le bankroll.
s 1.
a. aiding trough, rhrppiog block. chol'ping Lenrh.
last t.. �flcv Latera •.pr, box Mos n• flame coal
Mrs, Marina \luras., %vimtmr'liffe oilatese melodies fall leaf t to f d e-A,ermheet,
This lint h ride was bridesmaid and
Chace. Don't Mf th
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A. J. F.tana brother of TFRMv a a.h mer that
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" 51.45) to$a.lwl Alma, daughter of •srrnrgleak grinA't . f
t hl n
ape,. .t a
Ammer, lounge, cradle, What•nM, wri
e
- - o
I Road, London. Miss deasie Misener, Imes.In w ! And n,nrraas other art ,les. Tailor'si
se N'ilf Clear et sister of e h
ns a.ams of „met r
t: hence. s, groom, was . a,.ount 6monthai .-.'slit glen nn furnishing ate.'
groemslnan. The ceremony wits ver. IF street Ileasilo hurchin "API" notal 5 per cent. hr annnmoir foe cash
I the preserve
W. JOHNS
fore.;Pd by J. J. Rosy
en et .t amounts
f cal rot Terms of Real Estate trade knees n nn aire► sale,
ic
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ref a►pout thirty ..f the In,nle(liate Alroatthe same time ant place it notpN.ate'
t .
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a4h1 felon, 10(, acres of land being Ior 11. ion
station they trill il
i s' rese in Linden. (',Ina flet and 2e,; miles from Cenlrah■ stat lora
Merchant Ta)lor - Exeter Ir l'•n.ls and re laf 'veep
After ;r tfip Township of Ateph•n, dlna
ted miles, eolith of E.r
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We have prat reeeiveil another
car of Atneri,..n ('ora which we
will .ell or exehange on re•elson-
able terms.
Re Taunts of Ribbons
on ONIPO
Remnants of I«ace Sale eV
Remnants of Prints
a •7
4 ! Remnants of Flannelettes
Reillnants of Art Nt1141ins
HARVEY EROS 4 �
at /11""N
lis
than
li•'ll)111trlty of Art Satins ('ost
1,"inti tnts of 1Vr'.ippe,ettes Prices
EXETER ONTARIO 4r17_,
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