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BE MENT
money for
uildin; up an
r town, where
a very limited
kings is ex -
lain Cement
eh she people
ave contrib-
of $100,000
to 1
of the con-
tockholder
in; stow
n unfailll-
whose prox-
ir election,
been 3 mh9-
and 4t is to
ext •meeting,
nutes of the
n such alio c
3y be • able
In .of affairs
Ind restore
IS late y been
•
3 are near
'n ••. zht, not
ii chur-
nfiiu pro -
breath or
tion of the
of a real
chow- %vho
nly otic
,spring
im the
For us,
.For
the
memos
appoint -
11ity un -
o town.
Ives of
he of-
repa-
hol d-
m. far
tin see
tin; the
rn the
1 'they
given
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Of awl
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bar and
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li suicide.
The Surrounding
News► \la.. :.col \1a:. Whedel" Intl _011
spent Sunday in S•aforlh returning
a gain on Sunday night.
The committee, appointed to pro-
vide a program for Suns hii,c church
Christmas night, are busy getting
up the entertainment. This event
:will he eagerly Iar.,ke,I forward to
by u .great many a hu hive enjoyed
themselves at Suiriliiiie in 111u pest.
To each of our subscribers paid up
to Jan. 07 we are ;giving a beautiful
calendar. Renew at once. Do not
let anybody inveigle you into taking
another paper by claiming "It is just
as good." The Times has all the
news.
A call at our public s.ol►o,l %%il1
convince anyone that the efficent
teachers, 111r. blcl)ouz,ll and Miss
Howard urs progressive in the build-
ing up of (the youthful mind. 'Ili -
daily studies of the boys and girl.
aro thoroughly di;estedr'in tho clas-
ses, and if any that ter its ton perplex-
ing to any (pupil, specie' attention k
given to the child unfit ho has ac-
quired .t thorough knowledge of the
subject. A literary society has been
formed for the benefit of the trohol-
ars and entertainments are riven
reelay afternoons, the program con-
sisting of debates, etc. These enter-
tai'.tmonts are •,_ rcatly appreciated
by the children and etre looked for -
weird to with a great deal of -in-
terest. The parents are cordially in-
vited to attend.
WINCIIELSI!A
Items of Interest Here and There Furnished
By Our Correspondents.
CREDITON
lo each of our subscribers paid up
to Jan. 07 %we are ;giving a beautiful
calendar. Renew at once. Do not
let anybody inveigle you into taking
another paper by claiming "It i9 just
as -good." The Times has all .the
news.
\Panted. -10,000 pounds of poultry
We wish to unnounee to Alter vublic
that we are now taking in 'poultry
and can handle 10,000 pounds for
which we will sssy tfie Phi;11e.stt roars
ket prices. We will also pay tho
highest prices for clover, atsike, and
timothy seed. See us before dis-
posing of your seed. S. Brown. Cred-
iton.
Silver Wedding. - On Thursday
evening' November 23rd, many- friends
and relatives of Mr. and Mrs, Hen-
ry Either gathere:i at the home'do
offer congratulations to She bride
and .;roam of 25 years ago. Up-
wards of 30 (friends were entertained
by the couple. Congratulatory ad-
dresses were given by Rev. Damm,
Fred Eilber, ,Christopher j<v'ilber.
Jacob IIaist and Joseph Hoist. Mr.
and Mrs. Eilber were reciepients of
several c
beautiful presents as remem-
brances of the .occasion from 'their
friends. The Times joins Ile many
friends in wishing, 'them many years
of happiness and .mood fortune and
that they will Jive) to celebrctto the
golden anniversary of their •.wed-
ding day.
Young Bros. have (the contract for
putting on the tnet•alic ceiling in
)3o•nsenberry's new hotel at Grand
Bend. •
Mr. C. Illuet1 .and son, Evelyn,
were in Forest der a ;fcww days on
business.
The regular meeting of the Liter-
ary Society w•os held at the 'home of
Mr. S. Brown on Friday evening last.
Rev. Mr. Damm was chairman. The
following interesting programme
was well rendered.-I'iono Solo, Miss
Attie Holtzman; Iteading, Miss Ella
Link ; Focal Solo, ?Miss Ella Heave
Piano Solo, Mrs. C. illuet1 ; Mee
ins, Miss Myrtle Clarke ; Vona
Solo, Dr. llaigt ; Piano Solo, M
herb Eilber. Upon the conclusio
of the above numbers, the ulebato o
Resolve that Canada would be bette
as an Indcpendant state than s1
is at present. Mr. C. llluett and M
P.Banes for the affirmative and M
A. Amos, Mr. Ira Brown end M
II. Eilber for the negative. The
judges were Rev. Mr. Damm. Dr.
Hoist and Mr. Geo. Hirtzet. t Tho
decision was ,given in favor of the
A i
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art esadc The
next meeting will
be held next Friday .at tho home of
Mr. Walter Clark, when a paper on
-Oliver Twist" by .Mr. Robinson and
a paper on II. M. Stanley by Miss
Stella Anderson will be liven.
The ladies of the Foreign -Mission-
ary y oca ly ;ave Ilhe program it the
Epworth Lea pie on Monday even-
ing.
.\1r. B. Baker, of London, awns in
town for a few days on business.
Mr. Norman (leaver who has been
working in Pigeon Mich., returned
home on Friday night last.
Mr. Fred Wein, who has been lin
the London hospital for treatment,
home Saturday- greatly improved.
Mr. Albert Morlock ,,,who has
been on i he sick list for the past
few days is .ze:ting around again.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas .Fahner /eft
this week for Killarney, Manitoba,
where they will make their future
home. The best wishes or their
many friends go wit them for n
safe journey and a prosperous and
useful life in (their new horse.
Mrs. Prcetcr arid her sister-in-law
Miss t'reeter, of Zurich, visited Mra.
8. ltrown on Sunday.
Mr. C. %wwicker has a beautiful
showing of the ,latest stylea in 1sats
and bonnets in his millinery ,rooms.
This department is under the ..able
in na zement of Miss Colvin Mr.
%wwicker is desirous of reducing him
stock of pails before CLristtn:as. Bar-
gains %will be riven.
7'h'• following' prices a re ,,ring
Mr. If. Silber is Lavin•; tho 'inter-
ior .of his office repainted an reno-
vated.
The boys of 'Crediton are ;always 011
the lookout for some enjoyment and
always take advantage of every 'op-
portunity that ptresents , itself.
whether it be .a wcddirtz, garden
party or church social, and ,while
the hand has been invited' Ito hake
part in these functions it. (has rte•
cline(' on amount of not having a
drummer. Now things have ellen-get'
we have one and a dandy one too,
Mr. Marney- Brown, our genial shoo
merchant, without whom •all these
gatherings would be rather dull. Ile
had his first spnacti:;e one :Wigle last
week and if reports are true his
fame as a drummer has been es-
tablished.
' t WHAT CAUSES SNORING
When asleep, people !that snore
breathe ill rough 11./3 men irat cad
of the rsatitrils which are choked
with catarrh. Just use "Ca.tarrhrs
zona" before retiring and you'll
quickly cure the morin; habit. Ily
dots Toys
t y ng the cause of catarrh and
healing the membranes. Catarrho-
zone makes n oomplete cure in every
case ;,it cleans tlhe nostrils, stops the
discharge and prevents dropping in
the throat in a few minutes. Noth-
ing' so pleasant or certain Jo Cure
snoring, catarrh or colds as Catarrh-
oaore-that's worth remembering.
IIENSALi.
To each of our subscribers paid up
to Jan. 07 we are ;giving a beautiful
calendar. Renew- at once. Do not
let anybody inveigle you into taking
another paper by elaimirtg "It is just
as goad." The Times has all tIte
news.
Mr. Jas. Bonthnon has sold his
splendid harm on Itho 3r0 ooncessioa
of tiny, to Mr. Jas. Ross. of Stanley,
for t ho sunt of $6,400. This farm
contains 100 acres, is .within a mile
r; and a half of lit/Mall, hag ou it ,zoo's
d- buildings. and is one of the best
1 farms in the (township. Mr. Bon -
r. throe retains possession until spring
n when himself and Mrs. Bonthnon will
n retire from the more aotivo duties
✓ of life ba enjoy a well earned rest.
le It is over 40 years since they nettled
r. on this farm and their .industry and
r. good management now enable them
r. to retire on a competency. They
will likely come ars Hensall (td reside.
A ;rand literary and musical en-
tertainment and fowl supper under
the auspices of the Canadian Order
of Foresters, 1 res Uers, was held in Ohs lodge
room on Friday evening last. There
was a very targe atlertda•nco •of the
brethren, a000mpanicd by their wives
and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Taylor were
in Lucan recently visiting their
(laughter.
fires. Taylor .
Miss Ethel Murdock hag accepted
a situation as (hook keeper with n
London firm and deft hero on. Mon•
day last to cnzaze in hon duties.
Miss Jennie Murray returned home
last week from Dundas, where she
had 1 been visisinz her brother. r John.
The fortnightly meeting under the
auspices of the Young i'eople's so•
ciety of Carmel church was held in
the basement of the ohurch ort Mon-
day eve ole last . The attendance
was very fair and an intetestin; de-
bate formed the program for the
evening.
Miss Macdiarntid, of Lowe former-
ly of Dundas, spent part of hast wweck
and t his with iter cousin, 'Dr. Mac-
diarmid of this village.
\1'e are pleased oto see 'that Mr. It.
Cudmore, contractor, is •recovering
nicely from his recent tioeident, cou-
pled with :an .Ifter illness. and 13 ;O•
in; about again.
Mr. Jas. Stewart was in Guderich
last wweek visit in r 'relatives.
A debate was 110111 in the Metlocli41
church Friday eveninz under the
auspices of the Woman's Christian
Temperance• I'nion, in wvhich Mr.
Win. Johr:st,on, of liippon, 1)r. Sel-
t•:,ry and 1)r. Ferguson, of llensoll.
.and Mr. John Rowwcliffe, of .t'sbornc,
trr>k part. The subject was" Teen
tee -once ,and Ie;illation Connoted
tlee re%%1th."
paid here for Butter 20c. ;errs 20e.
alsike $4 to $5 a bushel ;Timothy $l
to $1.40; reel .clover 1115.75 'to $6.50.
A very pleasant ;and (•njeyable
evening was spent by •t number of
our young (people at the homeof
sI r. l r:t.k '1.sylor on Tuesday last.
Miss Emma Snider, of ik'troit, is
wisitieg :at the home of Mr. John
Tre•ity.
Bev. Mr. Damns, who hos ),ren
preaching •I series of-errnons on
Div iv` Healing, prc iched the last of
the series on Sunday evening. The
services were well attendee! and
much ir:'ter•est taken in the sermons.
wliss Martha \\'ent:eel has returned
from Zurich where tike Isis (born vis-
iting for a few days,
Mr. :arm! Mts. W. :McMurray and
child of Mi'a-uri, aro visiting Mrs.
McMurray.
Mrs. A. Brown end family ore
vi;atinz ti:•r parents. Mr. and Mrs.
1;. Gaiser,
Mr. Fact Jones ,gond \Pm. ilender-
v•>n, r.f London, were in 4he. villa re
calling c•n friends this week.
Mr. Wm. 11 deer his returned from
Manitoba where he has spent (11e
past f:'w tnonahs.
Rev. G. W. Ai...lr.•wv ant family of
('entralil, called on his brother, Hey.
J. W. Anclrews on Saturd►y.
A quiet weddil: z was solenlniae•t
at the Methodist. parsonase tor
week w hen Mr. Jas. Flinn. •u1 i Mi--
Jin' Ann Scott were united in m.u--
ci e. The ceremony was performed
by Item. \1 r. An•I,.'we Th' t'ri le. -
aid was Mitis II'Iy►:n a sister •cwf ,ih^
;room, while_ the ,zroom was •a,',i:•t• .1
by Mr. Forrest, of Parkhill.
The invitations arc out for 1 he
marriaxe of Mist \'ictorit M.Iy :1 re
drown. daughter of R^v. 3..W. An
draws to Mr, 3. Wesley Boyce, on
Wednesday, l)rc. GIle, at 12 o'clock
noon,
Mr. John %ref?", of )lensall, spent
toy days with telltivcs in the vil-
THOSE ANNOYING iBLACKi1l:ADS
External -.pplicallens will never
remove pima!'••• or blackheads. Only
by stimulating eirculatk,n and puri-
fying' the blood c in it I;c done. For
quick sure release .from these pests
use Ferrezore : it .drives all humors
from Ile Irked, snakes the skin
healthy, (dell's up 11e syetens, Witlt
Ilse pure null it:sus bkaod mad., by
I'ernozor:'e it's imposeiblc to surf( r
from any skin sibs' ere. You'll have
1 Frnoath deli thtf111 skin Leal( by
and Ir.•ouliful cornplexio l by
thing Ferrozore-• nd you'll feel im-
uIrrsly better as v ell. Fifty rents
buy's a box contdeininx fifty cleoco•
late (-toted tablet+ al lily drug shore.
Scrofula
letoughveryhygotter a=
sdi air,hupure
water, ars amoug Its causes.
It is called "the soli for
tubercles. and where it. h
allowed to remain tubercu-
losis or consumption k
pretty sure to tae root.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Removes !,rave at
sarotklla. Gat !"IoOj's.
for lestlesontsb of ',mortals gree
MM kr look on &retitle. No. 1.
C. I. flood Cs.. Lewri. Mme
KIRKTON
To each of our subscribers paid up
to Jan. 07 we ore :giving. a beautiful
calendar. Renew at once. Do net
let anybody inveigle you into taking
another paper by claiming "It is just
as good." The Times has nll the
news.
Mrs. James Kent, and son George
returned last Thursday from Brit
isi, Columbi:t where they spent a
couple months.
Dr. Campbell, who recently pur
chased the practise of Dr. Ferguson
is very touch (pleased with the condi
deuce that is being placo3 in hie
by ,the residents of Kirkton and vi
cinity. Dr. Campbell is a man of
wide experience, and although but
about 31 year's of age, has voyaged
110 the Orient. !twice in the eapacaty
as ship surgeon. After (graduating
from the Toronto University he was
119030 surgeon at one of ,tho Toronto
hospitals for some time, and later
was surgeon for the Comedian Copper
Company. About three yeerie ago he
Left for London, England, taking up
special medical studies and while
there was made a member of the
London Royal College of Surgeons.
trim was offered Lo position as sur-
geon on a British moil steamer ply-
ing through the Medi.torrcann.-tn to
the Orient and exec p t ed. Tea Dr.
has a developed taste far amateur
phototrc1phy and. los a ,longe num-
ber of photos ns souvenirs of his ex-
tensive tnavels.
The mill mats closed .clown a few
days last week for repairs. A loose
crank pin on •Mho engine was the
cause of the ttroublc, and while LW)
was being repaired, Mr. IIazlewood
made extet:.vive oileraaions to the
boiler fourotation and hire bed. Op-
erations were resumed Saturday and
the mill is .now- 1unuiat.; overtime to
keep up with (rho demands.Sh r & Marshall's new barn is
now under headway.
That few days of pleasant weather
was what the .farmers greatly -de-
sired to harvest their crop of roods.
Rev. Veale, the Methodist prtor
here, is .
guise damili•ir wish thio rec-
tion of the country. ;thirty-threeyears -a;° he was stationed at the
Elimville appointment ;and about fif-
teen years ago had charge of Oho
Creditchurch.
Mrs. Jas. Moore, of Ifawksville
sp^al par of dart week tin (the vi-
oi:tity ;Intl villa;o vi!JJing friend).
Mns•�.r• t. Percy and Everett Doupe
r
relttred home •on Sat urtloy Last af-
ter spanding the .past three months
in Manieoh:I. They r.w.,
"prl Loving'
had a zo••(1 lints and like .tho coun-
try.
Mr. Dou.l:as Wardla%V, Who has
been in 1 be employ of \I r. St, Donis!for the last .1w•, year; left on Bun
day list for Mitclwll (nom which
point he started on Monday with, a
car -load of export .eal tic for Liver=
pool for Mr. Thos. Reale.
Mr. Alfred Miller while in the net
of getting into the mow during the
threshinz at Mr. Win. lionises, Ices
his hold on a beam and fell back on
to the Scl.aritor and from 'thence to
Ile, flog striking his head agninst a
post rendering him unconscious for
a time. Ile is 'nig !y t ecovcrin;
from the effects.
Mr. Hugh Snaith, of St. Marys,
made a pleasant call on old time
friends rn Friday Last.
Some of the .your; mete ant boys
of I he not thberhoo•l serer.] Mr.
N. 3. Fletcher on Monday evening
eat her d^monstrat ive and noisily.
Turkeys found t w aran:tint plac:'1
and plat;ies found high raids.
THOUSANDSflirt or CONSTIPA-
TION
No nontlilion causes •:o m:uwy in-
curable diseases as Const ip•al ion. 14
not only prevents ohs kidneys front
elimir,atinz.the pcOoaoui ,1 I.5 ,5, bug
c.au.^s anaemia, ;(omac1 trouble au•I
inti re scion. Why won't you u•. • Ur.
Hamilton's Pili, and rot cured? This
ex✓rllcnt remedy restores 1101/1/11
b, mel action in one night. Thous-
ands say so. Your system will be
pure and clean, you'll be free trestle
lie tdaches, no more soar !vontach-
is short you'll hlos jow•ial spirits an.l
perfect ;cod h. Dr. Bamilton's
fills aro sold every'. hero, 25z. •a box.Get the ;onuine.
I
i'IiF; DI'1:11.\.`•i i !MONOCLE
is publishing all isailable informa-
tio•t that r,l••,ul1 rr• I: ono 11:oete.fK-
h,:t,lers of the Nitiot:•il Portland Ce-
ra: •9r Co. itea.l it •an.! keep pasted.
1 doiL•or a year. t•ifly rents for :ax
r.tonl hs. 8ubseribo to -day.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind Yon Have Always Bought
Sigeetnro Dears the /7Y ,' R.. _
JOYS OF MATERNITY i
A WAI't ZEST MOPES REALIZE(
Mre. Potts Tells How Women Should
Prepare for Motherhood
The darkest days of husband and
wife are when they Como to look for-
ward to childless and lonely old age.
Many s wife has found herself inca-
pable of motherhood owing to a dis-
placement of the womb or lack of
strength in the generative organs.
Mrs: Polls
Frequant backache and distressing
pains, ,otnpanied by offensive dis-
charges and generally by irregular
and scanty menstruation indicate a dis-
placement or nerve degeneration of
the womb and surrounding organs.
The question that troubles women
is how can a woman who has some fe-
male trouble bear healthy children?
Mrs. Anna Potts, of 510 Park Avenue,
Hot Springs, Ark., writes :
My Dear firs. Pfnkham:-
' Daring the early part of my married life I
was delicate e in heath ; both my husband and
I were very anxious for a child to bless our
home, bat I had two miscarriages and could
not carry a child to maturity. A ne bbor
who had bean cured by Lydia E. Pin 's
Vefstsble Compound advised me to try t. I
ddld so and soon felt that I was growing
strooget, my headaehes.and backaches left
me, iI had no more bearing -down pains, and
felt like a new woman. Within a year I
became the mother of a stronf, healthy�r
child, the joy of our home. Lydia E. Pia)t•
byrl'r _Vegetable Compound is certainly a
rwho wants
to dy, become
co edad motherm wish every would tryr man
Actual sterility in woman is very
rare. If any woman thinks she is ster-
ile, let her try Lydia E. Pinkham'f
Vegetable Compound and write to Mrs.
Plnkham, Lynn, Masa, Her advice is
free to expectant or wonld-be mothers.
HAYFIELD
'1'0 each of our sulscrihers told up
to Jan. 07 owe are giving a beautiful
calendar. (tenter at once. Do t:ot
let anybody inveigle you into takia;
another paper by claiming "It is just
as good." The Times has all the
news.
O
tt Sunday ,next it is expected itev.
Professor ilurge-s will administer
the sucr:uucnt in Trinity churoh.
Mr. J. E. Tom. of Godcrich, I'cblio
school inspector, visited our solool
last week.
The Misses Ihurt►sides of Varna. are
visiting' -their sister. Mrs. Eddie Itcid
a t present.
Mr. Mason and Miss McBrien. of
Clint WI spent Sunday in the village.
Mr. Murdock Boos.. who is• lishin�
at Port Frank, spent- Sunday al' his
home .
Itev. McNeil cxchanzed pulpitis
with the Itev, Shaw•, of Ezmorelvillc,
last Sunday.
The annual meeting of 1 he Boy -
field branch ilible society will be
held in the Methodist Church ab 7.31)
on Friday evening. Addresses w i11
bo ,riven hy rhe Itevs. Steadman and
McNoi 1.
Atr. Robert Bailey, who Etas (nen
on=o zea on the (aovernm(ntt /survey
bolt, the RiyfietI, the past .summer,
his returned home.
WILLN YOU HAVE A BAD COLD
l'ou want a remedy (hat will not
only give you quick relief but effect
a pormaneftt cure.
You want a remedy that will re-
lieve the lungs and keep expectora-
tion easy.
You want a remedy • that will
counteract any tcndaacy toward
pncurnan,a.
V011 want a remedy 11111 i+ pleas-
ant and soft to take.
Chamberlain's Cough e.nedy
meeHw all of these requirements ttnol
for the .speedy and permanent cure
of l•ad colds stands without a peer.
For sale in Exeter by W. 8. Ii•,wcy.
f'RYIC"
Silver -Plated
Ware
Wearing quality should
be the chief consideration
in selecting silver-plated
tableware -and then
comes beauty in design.
Plato from Diamond
IlalIs own factory prac-
tically equals solid silver
in its effect, both as to
durability and artistic
merit.
For $3.00 we will send
prepaid one dozen tea-
spoons in n favored Old
English pattern.
IYRIL. BROS.
LIMITED
134.138 YONOR ST.
TORONTO • OMT.
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AT THE
PING
LONDON GROGKERY GO., 169 Dunda . St.. London.
Christmas Giving brings
more pleasure to the giv-
er than to the one receiv-
ing the gift, but it is
sometimes very perplex-
ing to choose something
that will be within one's)
price and at the sante time
please the person you
wish to give it to. We
make that part of it easy
for you.
let. Our Stock is so large and well assorted you are not limited to
a few articles to choose from.
2nd. Our Stock is all new. Your time is not taken up trying to
buy something that will please you.
3rd. Our Stock is all bought direct from the makers of the goods
and our prices are as low as it is possible to find, in fact, taking into
consideration, quality of ware, our prices are lower for good goods
than other Crockery Stores ask for inferior quality. Everything we
• sell you is what we say it is, if not, you may return it to us and get
I• your money back, Come in, and Look over Our Tables.
• 1Oc Tablets, 16e Tables and 215c Tables -Filled
with good useful articles in China, Etc.
213e Tables SOc. Tables and 111.00 Tabtes-
Immense assortment of Useful and Ornamental Fancy China, Art
Tableware, every piece of excellent value and sure to be appreci-
ated.
$1.213 Tables and $1.60 Tables -Every piece on these
Tables are beautiful in design and finish and make beautiful gifts
Z
Imllense variety of Fancy China of' all makes -Tea
Se` ' Hiner Sets, Toilet Sets, Lamps, everything in
l• Cre''i 'y. COME AND SEE US.
• : LONDON GROGKERY GO
169 Dundas
• . St., London.
• WE tPREPAY express or freight charges on alt) -shr ^ice
2 *ADO or over.„.„,01-,‘-'"
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MARA'S
Phone 1684.
134 Dundas Street and Carling Street,
Opposite Market Lane, Former Sereaton Premises.
I ON"IDOrT, ONTARIO
EVEitirruI11TG NEW
Tremendous Slaughter
For Next 7 Days!
DEEP CUTTING WILL TELL.
Flannelette Remnants, heavy weight, 32 inches wide,
in stripes, light and dark patterns; reg. 8-c, for yd. 50
Children's and Misses' Ribbed Vests, winter weight fit
girls from 2 years up to 12; reg. 15 & 20c for each 10e
White Lambskin Blankets, large size, heavy quality,
white only ; regular 90c, for pair . , . , 690
Grey Union Blankets, size 54 in. by 72 in. fancy
borders, Al quality; reg. $1.50. To clear, pair $1.00
Linen Crash Toweling, red borders, 18 incises wide,
regular 9c, for, yard 64o
Worsted Yarn Hose, seamless, wear like iron, sizes
61- to 10; regular arc, for, pair 25c
MEN, BE ON HAND EARLY.
Men's Wool Fleece Underwear, guaranteed not to
knot in washing, sizes 36 to 44 ; reg. 60, for, each 42c -
Men's Blue and White Overalls, bib or plaits, sizes 34
to 44 ; regular 55e, for, pair 390
Misses' and Girls' Winter .rackets, Al trimmed ; fit
girls from 6 to 12 ; regular $3.50, for $1.92•
Grey Eiderdown, for Bath Robes and Dressing
Sacques, 54 inches wide ; regular ;tae, for, yar50e
Boys' School Suits with pleat, sizes 24 to 29 ; regular
$2.00, for ........$1.471
Mail Orders Especially Attended to.
THE 110LSONS BANK
(Incorporated by Act of Parliament 1855)
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$3,00000000
1A Branches to Ontario. Quctee. Alberta Ilritlsh Columbia and Mtnitobit
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EXETER BRANCH
Open every lawful Day from 10 A. M. to 3 r. st. except Patients, le' A. r. to 1 P. at.
Partners' Sale Notew cashed or collected. Forma supplied
seelleatlon. Mt FIR en all points In the Dominion, Greet Mita Ina Un•
stud State., bought and atoll at lowest ratan of exchange.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Deposits o $1.00 ant upwards received. interest com-
pounded half ;valley, and 90(1M to princiral June Stith and December *1.t. 1)e•
AdIts ltectir1.o bled and hiaheat current rates of Interest allowed,
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Advances made to (sinners etock dealers and business men at
lowest rater and on most fat create teres. Agresti at Miele? for Dom. Derma's,.
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