Exeter Times, 1906-01-25, Page 8.Uh EXETER 'TIMES, JANUARY 25th, 1906.
STEWAEZT'S
Do YOU WANT TO SAVE SOME MONEY? Hete's your fortunate
opportunity. eVe are overloaded with all kinds of lure. It happened
in this way. Our lo.al weather prophet who has always been very
reliable, got fouled this season, he carne to us early predicting a very severe
winter, of course we had all kinds of faith in the oldfellow. We hustled got
busy and laid in •►n immense stock of all kinds of furs. The severe winter bas
not showed up. the result is we are loaded, yes! overloaded with lure. Only
one way out of the trouble, that we know of. Down with the prices. Well
here's our proposition
20 PER CENT. OFF
Any Fur Garment in the
BIG STORE
THIS 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT appli.-i to all furs -Coats, Cape, Col-
lars, Ruffs, Caperines, Gauntlets and fur lined caps.
\Ve hays in stock about sixty fur coats for men anti women. .Men's
Coon Coate, Men's Corsican Lamb Coats. Men's Beaverized Costs, Men's
Swamp Wallaby Coats, Men's Brush Wallaby (:oats, Men's Rock Wallaby
Coats, Men's Natural Australian Calf Coate, Men's Prussian Calf Coate, Men's
Fur Lined Coats. all at 20 per cent below our regular close price.
Women's Persian Lamb Coats, Women's Coon Coate. Women's Bokaran
Costs, Women's Astrachan Coats, Women's Near Seal Coats, all 20 per cent.
below our regular close price.
Women's Fur Lined Capes ani Men's Fur Collars at 20 pet cent. off.
Yes, Fur Ruffs of all kinds, Fur Caps of all kinds. Fur Mitts and Gaunt
lets all at 20 per cent. off.
And last hut not least the best lot of Children's and Girl's Grey Persian
Lamb Collars. Caperines and Caps that you'll see thio season, all at the same
big reduction of :'A per cent. off. Come quick and make your selections the
saving will be all yours, the In -s ours, but then we won't kick, we have just
closed the best year we have ever had.
Farre pioduce is just .00d as .;,old ,and we want all the produce
we .cul Izet.
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THURSDAY, JAN. 25th, 1906
TO ADVERTISERS.
The copy for changes must be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestisemente accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
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If you experience any
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FREE. -ASK FOIL SAMPLE OF
.j. Cole's Baking Bowder at Cole's Druz
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EXPERT
EXAMINATION
If it needs repairs we
can supply them ata very
moderate cost. If it does
not we will frankly tell
you so. A watch repair•
ed by us will
Run Correctly
ft. MfIKGf1IND,
Jeweler and Optician.
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STOCK
TAKING
We are offering special
values in Suitings,
Over Coatings and
Pantings this month in
order to make room
for Spring Goods.
Suitings made to order for
alo.00 and St 2.0o
Over Coatings made to order for
$9.00 and upwards.
Panting, made to order for
$2.5o and $3.00.
W. W. Taman
Merchant Tailor.
Wanted•■■One hundred more
• young men and wom-
en, who are ambitious and enterpris-
ing to qualify In the
p"? ELLIOTT
.e6di
TORONTO, ONT,
COR. YONOE & ALEXANDER STS.
For the many positions open t
all those who are thoroughly pre-
pared to accept them. A six
months' course in this college
moons for a young man of the
right kind. an educational equip-
ment better than many trades or
professions in money earning
power. Students admitted at any
Uwe. Circulars tree.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Priocipal
THE MISSES SWEET ENTEIt-
tained several of their friends on
Friday evcnin; Last.
TIIE IILSSES McCALLUM ON
Saturday evening gave a luncheon to
several of bhei•r friends.
THE MISSES HUSTON EN'1'Elt-
teined wevorcil cif t heir friends at
luncheon Saturday evening.
TIIE MISSES JOIINS GAVE A
very eleusine afternoon tea to a
number of their friends Friday last.
COLE'S THF. BEET BAKING POW.
der. One trial will ezonvineo you. For
lade only at Cole's Drug. Store.
MISS CORA PI110R ENTI 1ITAIN-
ed a number of friends on Thttrsdes
evcnin. In /honor of her colter's, Mr.
Wilbur Cudmore and Miss Anises
Cudmore of Crystal City, Men.
TIIE SOFT WEATHER ON SAT•
urdty removed every vestige of the
eleig.leiug wh:^h ee enjoyed for a
couple of days, and Sunday had a
springlike ,apeeLieu:re, many gis-
oardin; tete overcoats ter the day.
MRS. A. FORD ENTERTAINED A
number of friends at Qier residence
on Monday ,evcniflg in honor of Mrs.
Rhea tSoott Vernon, who lett on
Wednesday for a trip to Toronto
and outer points.
SEVERAL OF TI1OSE WH0 CAN -
/wiled their subscriptions to the
Times the first of the year, hire dis-
covered the error of their way, and
have called 'nskin; to have it re-
newed. The Tithes 4is a household
necessity and homes rete void with-
out it.
WE ARE PLEASED TO STATE
that bar. Cam. Sainecd! who was ill
with pneumonia, is rapidly 'recover -
in 4, and will won be nble to take
his 'daily walks. We were in error
gist week %hien we stat^d 1)r. Gunn,
of Clinton, was celled in consultation
with Mr. SIntwell's physician.
IT WAS Cf'RREN'ff,Y iREl'ORT-
cd •Jn Setubaly that protests bad
been filed a,gai,st the •!r•ct'on of A.
Q. Dobler dor reeve .,m1 the titre,:
newly elected school 1 rnste,.51, Sat-
urday w. -is the last day, in which
such protest could lie (ilea. The
rumor was evidently m1(011nrhd as
yet rio .lctie"' has I. -en taken.
A STINGY ('1 SS - THERE iii A
more going else rounds that an in-
dividual, it doesn't rely wheelies. in
Exeter or tire County of Huron, who
is (rifted with snob a miserly rksire
for thrift, that when he his company
she turns out (ho lights in hit home,
and takes off Lis trouaors in order
to prevent %veering out the seat, Ile
eren borrows big neighbor's paper
alid 'forage t s to rot uen it,
A YOUNG MAN NAMED LUKER,
was nt'pn'Ih(••nded at Centralia, an
\Vedeesday bf Inst week, by (thief
flissrtt, on a charge of t skin; s
horse Brion;in; to Frank Davis. of
t'mborne, and taking it to Thedforrl.
Luker w.rs before .1. 1'.. Kay, on
Thursday for n prelinein fry ex un •
11)111on. Ile 'plcoled ',Maty and was
rem -tweed In Godorinh for t
Justice (of Melee, Key, is under the
impression She younr man is not re-
sponsible fot Ibis .actions.
TO CURE A COLD iN ONS DAY
Take Laxative Brow, Quinine Tab-
lets. All druggists refund the mon-
ey if it falls to cure. E. W. Grove's
eigtnature is on cath box. 25e.
('001: A ;TONS OF TIIE iIENS:\LL
F1 iurinz nulls have for sale 100 ton=
of f ill w heat shorts at $14,00 per ton
and rn tone of fill wheat bran at
$16 iter ton rash. Now is your time
to put in your supply. iii;hest price
id for wheat brine uq load and
sone
REMEMBER TIIE RECITAL BY
pupils of M.i ,s A. Johns in the Opera
House, Friday, Feby. 2nd. Adnession
15 cents.
M1t. J. G. STAN111.1tY \VAS IN
>(,uoa►t c:•! Thursday hist on a case
and .ucc„etled in getting a judgment
in 'favor of 'bis client.
WHO CAN BEAT THIS? Mit. T.
II. Casting Jos sixtw'.n ties red It.sik
pullets which hue. laycd 308 egos
since (the 29th .:.t ,November.
TIIE MiSSES EDITH AND MAY
Sanders c..• 1lhursitiy of last weok
phr:santly rntertai.leed a number of
their 'friends t•� s x o'clock tea.
TOWN CLERK, JOSEPH SENIUM
on Twt.rlay rewired word that the
We,:term Ontario Pacific Railway
will apply to taus Parliament of Can -
.ad I at its I:rext seSs:an for Jut hority
hJ 'build a brine!) line from a l:oint
on 'elle ('or►npanees line, et or near
L,ndon, in a northerly direction
t1: , u%h the counties of Middlesex,
Pet th, Ilumn one Bruce. to n point
•'n bike. demon, which they will use
S a port.
A MEETING OF CURLING EN-
thu.ii.sts met in the Mown Mall on
Thursday evening of Last week and
organized !for the mason. John
Muir was .elected 'p resident, N, D,
Ilurdion, Viae -president. sand Gcox ge
Anderson, soc'y, Owing to the open
winter ;eel lack of ice, it ie dafR ult.
be len the club gunning amoothiy,
but as aeon as tete crisp cold, weath-
er arrives, it is expected ttv hoalth-
ful yrastime will be enjoyed by many.
Mtt. W M. HARi)ING LAST WEEK
received word that leis nephew Hub -
bird E11 i an, of St. Thomas, whose
tutie.4 arc to make necessary repairs
to railway Mations, 'rad hes arta cut
off at Hamilton. Mr. Ellison was on
,e 'freight oar when a train shunted
into it throwrig hue on the trucks.
A fellow workman pulled him from
his perilous p:os,tiou, but rot in tiiii:.!
to prevent Jrt<' car tv, heel from crush-
in4 his arm.
THE DIRECTORS OF THE STI':-
phen and Ushar•ne Agricultural so-
ciety desire to express their thanks
to the Councils of the County of
Huron, township of Stephen, town-
ship of Usborne and the council and
citizens ..cif Exetdr, for the liberal
manner in which they donated Last
fall to the society. Tho S. & A, Ag-
ricultural 'society were under a
droavy expenditure in niak4.ng •addi-
tions to their buildings, erecting new
fence -9, etc., and the donations re-
ceived ,assisted very materially.
ON FRIDAY EVENING OF LAST
week High Constoblc McC irthy, of
Stratford, and Detective Young, of
Dakota, arrived in Exeter in searoh
of Peter Melkl:'rnmid, whom they al-
leged tt. s teccused of forgery. 9f.i-
Diarrnid lived in South Dakota, and
last summer scoured $50 in :t fradu-
lent manner cored decamped. From
letters received at his home his
whereabouts were ascertained. Ife
t'is 'found working for nn l'sborne
township farmer. McDiarmid sub-
mitted quietly to the arrest and ac-
companied the officers lank to Da-
kota.
DEATiI OF AIRS. ANN IIEAMAN.
-Mrs. Ann lIenma,n, relict of the
late Willison 110(1m=.eu, passed peeve -
fully allay at the home of Ixe' son
George, on Albert Street, Sunday,
Janu.vey 21st, 1906, at the advanced
41 g of 87 years. Mrs. Ikontau was
b.:n in Bernstraple, England, and oa
cyinine to Americo, she and her hus-
band first resided in Michigan. Af-
ter a sojourn of a few yeters itt the
Wolverine state, they decided to
move to Ontario end settled on a
firm in Stephen, being ttiOiteert in
this section. Thirty-nine ycnrs ago
her husband died, but Mrs. Ilaatnan
continued to Live on the faun winch
was rented for seine time. Twenty-
four years ago, r}ft give up life on
the farm and crone to Exeter, where
she resided up to the time of her
death. For a time she lived with
her gnandrkau;liter anti afterwards
alone, and 15 months ago, recline'
that she was gradually weakenin;
from the infirmities of old age, took
up her residence with her eon,
George, •it vihoso home she died. A
few weeks ago her yield side became
paralyzed, and although tenderly
nursed by len. son 0n41 his wife, death
Intervened rafter n tx'von weeks' con-
finoancnt to her bed. The de.ecn'u d
was a wonderful wornon, enjoying
;ood health until her rent illness.
She wrrs exceedingly fond of horti-
culture and ons quite n corrrroisacur
in the r:e.isi,n; of flowers. Any day,
we -ether I.crmit tint, elle could be
found In tete garden, lookin; after
tele flowers, and so well acquainted
wens she tcit.h tl<'m that she knew
when to plant and how to a.rrango
them, so that 1he.ir twenty and fro •
;rine were unequalled. She is
survived by three sons, George, Exe-
ter, Thomas, itrantford, and Robert
of Montana, and rere:r:1 arandohll-
dren. The I(VnainS were interred in
the Exeter cemetery Tuesday efter•
1100 n.
1 \Vl.ill TO ANNOUNCE TO Till:
'tenera1 public. that i 11.1 re weld rrey
Dru, Business to Mr. W. S. Core,
of London. For sevenil years M.r.
CO:. 1111 bi;ed the T)rsjensinz, Ph re-
in rceutie.tl and Toilet (It'p'Irt►rlerlt+ of
W. T. St non a's Dille Stole, Lindon,
which his given him :1 t)i+,roueh
and 11 id krecw-1ed_4 of the different
det,1rtnients .•r1 the business. i de-
sire to Ihink tnv numerous eusto-
tnera for the consideration :Incl sup-
port Iziven me (tuning ,a Inns berm
of yrirs .end frust they will extend
heir 'pat nen ,z• (0 my succesvar.
51r. (kyle is a youne itt tern.rn of
good reput.aCon and character is an
set 1vc, progressive, 1boron /lily null-
ified busi.ncsm man and will be as ex-
cellent citizen. I ixive urine ar-
r•ln.oments to rent.ein with Mr. Cole
Burin; btie winter ►nonths, unit shell
be plea. ed to meet old friends and
custonners in the stolo as uswal.
C. 1.1 IT7.
Don't Monkey
with that Cough
use HOWEY'S
S, a White
and Tar
Lively Selling for the 7CAR LANG B:2
NEXT TWO WEEKS
Big Piles of Goods in Every Department placed out for quick selling.
146 Flannelette or
Extra Heavy Flannelette. in plain
colors, cream,, pink and pale blue,
3(1 Inches wide, worth 14c, selling at
Ric per yard,
12ic WraAoerctt6 tor 106
About 50 pieces of Good Wrapperette,
choice patterns, all colors, regular
price 12ic, selling at 10c yd.
Ends of Dress Goods
Of Tweeds, Plain Clothe, Serges and
Cashmeree, from 1 yd to 0 yds long,
very finest quality, prices 50c to
$1.00, clearing at the small price
of 370 a yard
75e Underwear tor 58c
Men's Fine Ribbed Fleece Shirts and
Drawers, new make, heavy weight,
good fitting, only about 10 dozen
to sell, regular price 75c to clear at
58c each.
200 Wool flosieru for 100
Children's Wool Stockings, sizes 1, 41i•
5 and 6, regular price 15c to 20c pr.
to clear at 10c pr.
Women's Gloth Goats --$2'00
25 Ladies' Cloth Jackets in all sizes,
every coat, lined throughout with
good mercerized lining, some sold
as high as $12. Your choice for $2.
85c Corduroy Pats for 69c
Boy's Pants, made of good English
Corduroy, great wearers, the cau't
tear kind, size 20 to 32. lined
throughout, regular price Bic, to
cleat at Wo a pair.
$15 Overcoats for $IO
Men's Heavy Overcoat, made of the
best imported tweeds, nobby pat-
terns, with fancy lining. Our Great
Big Bargain Price $10.00.
$12.00 Tweed Overcoat for $0.75
$10.00 Tweed Overcoat for $7.75
.1=1011111L AIM
lion's Tweed Pants for $I.00
A clearing line of Men's Tweed Pants.
strongly made of good wearing
cloth, better than you will expect
for the small sum of $1.00.
53.23 Boys Short Overcoats 5i .63
15 only, Boy's; Reefers, made of Blue
Beaver and Navy Nap Cloth, tweed
lined, brass buttons, regular price
$2,25, selling at $1.65.
$12 Suits for s8.15
Big assortment of Men's Tweed Suits,
n ade of fine tweed, fancy overcheck
patterns, well tailored. good fitting,
up -to date in every way, our special
price for two weeks only $8.75.
Canvass Leggings FOR
Moleskins Leggings MEN &
Leather Leggings BOYS.
Price 51.00 to $1.73.
Every pair of Wool Blankets to be sold in the next two weeks.
Come in and get our prices. Prices that will surprise you.
Remember we have the agency for "Kant Krack" Rubbers.
No doubt the best heavy rubber made. Men's and Boy's Heavy
Rubbers, large rolled edge, lace or buckled, wool lined, big stock
to be sold at very close prices, for the next two weeks
sN'ELZI & ROWS
Market Report. -The following is
the report of Exeter markets. cor-
rected up to Jan. 25th.
Wheat, 78 to 80 cents per bushel.
Oats, 32 to 34 cents per bushel
Shorts, $18 to $20 a ton.
Peas, 80 4o 65 cents a 'oushel.
Bran, $17 per ton
Feed Flour, $1.20 per owt.
Flour, $2.25 per cwt.
Mutter, 21c. a pound
Onions, 60c. per bushel.
Clover seed $5 4o $6 a bus.
Barley, 35 to 40c. per bushel.
Turkeys, 13c. per pound.
Dried Apples, fc. por pound.
Ilogs, livewct, lit, $6.50 a cwt.
Hoes, dressed, $7.50 to $8 a cwt.
Hay, $7 per .ton.
Fees, 20 cants a dozen
Chicken, your„ 7 cents ler pound
Ducks, 10 cents per lb.
Geese, 10 amts per Ib.
Coal, $6.75 to $7.
Potatoes, $1.00 a bag.
Dr. harry Drowning left Monday
m'ornitsz for Copper Cliff, Ont.
where he will tike charge of the
►nedioal dcpertinent of the Creighton
lrospitat.
A very quiet tvcddine took place
at the Muin street parsoroses on
Thursday, Jon. 18, Itcv. Godwin of-
ficiatin , %%ten elm. Hod zeta, of
Centralia, was married to Wm. Kirk,
of Exeter North. The couple were
attended by Mr. and Mrs. Harmer,
of Edon. Mr. and Mrs. Kirk will re-
sid cin Centnatia,
A CANADIAN HONORED
The Meier of nn Officer of the
McdijeI 'ham been vonfer,rcd by the
Khedive of E?ypt upon Mr. Charles
T. Currelley, n zraduate of Victoria
University, formerly of Exeter.
This honor has been ronfern$t in
recognition elf tax' services of Mr.
Currelley in rccurin2 for the Egypt-
ian Govenronent certain monuments
from the dc'yrrt of Mount Simi.
"This laanor," said Chancellor Bur -
wash, "is, as far as 1 know, Clic only
one of the kind which has ever Inco
nonferred upon a Oanedian. it is t he
order of the fourth rank in Egypt,
end is indini.ted by a star and ribbon.
It is equivalent to t he French Lezion
of Honor, or tly. Enzlish title of
(\enepanion of trite !lath."
FANSON-ROOK
The 'home of Mr. Goo. Itcak, Eden
teas the 5(410 of n very pretty wed -
in; .it high rseon, S tur ley, Janu-
rtery, ,20t,1), 06, when his d 'tighter
Alli,, oris ,married do Mr. Ray Fan -
son, of Abernethy, Sask., and for-
merly of Exeter. 'fele ceremony was
performed 'by Rev. Andrews, of Cen-
t relie, :rtnidst many friends of the
r'mt.r•ictind 1.1 rtirs. They were un-
IIttended, but little Miss Fnincis,
('.nsin of the hrid,', noted as flower
girl. The bride was tx+rutifullyj
:owned in oroani crepe tic alien. alar
going nway Town was navy blue
silk, tailor made. After the cere-
mony. the bridal p.irty sat down to
a dainty dinner and after
the young couple reeieved the con-
ratuketions of diose present, •rm1
the usual eons'enntvnt of rice and
old khoes for ;mod luck, they took
the evening train for Detroit ,to
visit Mr. and Mrs. ill .1. W. lfar-
rison, of 429 East Grand Boulevard,
Mem. Harrit,on brine a sister of the
;neem. Mr. and 'Mrs. Fannon, af-
ter their Detroit, visit, will return to
Exeter and roJn.lin a new dos•+ with
fr•irmis here before (evert inz to tht..ir
home at Abennethy, whsle Mr. Fan-
non enjoys a large hardware trade.
A TOWN \VAG SENDS IN THHE'
following conundrum: "What is the
difference ibetween -t roan, who
works ten hours a day and is arita-
ting for eight, and our town `hall
clock after n snow .storm? One
strikes and wouldn't work if he
oould, while the other quits strik-
ing and couldn't work if it would.
PARTICULAR
STOCK TAKING
PEOPLE
USE
"Princess"
FLOUR
for Pastry
ii AND ''
STAR
FLOUR
for Bread.
HARVEY BROS.
Merchant Millers
EXETER, ONTARIO.
Now for a Big "SL4AS
REMNANTS. SuPPt,
I
During our Stock Taking we have tal L 7l 4(
@ Mt
from 1 to 5 yards and placed thein on our }\ Aa,,�
otrltol,
and will have a big �, c
Remnant SI
vietett
ve st
of DreseGoode, Prints, Cottonadee, Flannels, Flannelettes, rifting,.
Tweeds, Etc. Every remnant below cost to clear out.
Fur Remnants
We have been very fortunate in disposing of Our Big Fur
ering the mild winter.
Only 3 Fur Coate left at I of the price
Only 5 Neck Ruffs left at I of the price
Only 0 Fur Caps left at I of the price
and then we are cleared up.
Over Coat Remnants
Not many lett we have been doing something.
Only 4 -$8.00 New Style for $500
Only3-$10.00 New Style for $7.00
Only 2-$12.00 New Style for $8.03
We have about one dozen of other season's coats, A few boys' and a few
Men's for 51.00 and $2.00.
Don't Miss Thies 131g Remnant Sale
iT'S A MONEY SAVER.
Stock conski-
C.ARDI3sr i- 3E3R0B.
What's good for Government
should be good enough for
YOU
THE BONDS OF
THE EMPIRE
Accident & Surety Company
Are accepted by the Dominion
and Provincial Governments.
Why not by you ?
A Canadian Con^ern.
W. JOHNS, fluent, Exeter.
The New Way
tate
The old way to cure
s cold
Howey's
"Cure a
Cold"
Capsules
Only 2", ceate
a box.
Ayer s
S
Keep saying it, cvcr and over again.
l S Ayer's Pisa. Aycr's Pills. Ayer's
Pills. The beat liver pile: ever made.
They cure consti f:tion, indigestion,
p • �S biliousness, stick -headache. All tine -
tattle, stnf a coeted mildly la'.ative.
" Y.t bta (' t • 1 Wt /'aMlob 0. C L e. (•n.,
►`:eIt(wett.,1, r -,r( sheet. z.,,• .ifs►..
• - -. -AAs. -.ars► 7as�•r�.a•s
YORK GOUNTY LOflN
ShdrchoiUcr' and Dcuosltors'
Certificates and Passbooks will be received at all
branches of the
SOVEREIGN BANK OF CANADA
All necessary payments and transfers of money
made free of charge.
CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETER
JOSEPH SNELL, Manager. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors.
1♦1.11Mift
OUR GREAT
CLEARING SALE
Is Still On.
Although our sale has been going on for
some time, we can still show you a large
range of bargains in every department.
Snaps from Gent's Furnishing DMpartmnnn
I -LINEN COLLARS -Band, Turned Point, Doubly;
Rolled, sizes 141--17 inclusive, reg. price 16c now 12o.
II -TIES -Four-in-hand, Bows, Etc., regular prices 26c
now 20c. A sp(Clkl line or 59c tie§ for 26c.
III -WAYS MUFFLERS -Regular price 76c uc w 80c.
NECKSCARFS-Regular price boa, 75c, $1.00 now
40c, 60c and 80c.
IV -SUSPENDERS -All fancy suspender*, ineludi .$ the
"President" regular price 50c now 42c.
Soaos for tb Lou
I -PRINTS- Heavy double threaded print, regular prioe
10c and 12ic now este and 11e. Fine English Print',
regular 121e now 11c.
II -WHITE MADRAS WAIST GOODS
Bird's eye Poplin, regular price 25c now 19c
Fancy Mail Pattern regular price 350 now 25c
" Serpentine " regular price 35c now 25c
Clover Leaf " regular price 35c now 290
Plain Poplins, regular price 25c now 19c
Black & White Madras reg. " 35c now 29c
35c now 20c
III -WRITE MUSLINS
Fancy Stripe, regular price 20c now 15c
Fancy Open Check, regular price 123-c now Ste
Dimity Ntripe & Dot, regular price 15c now 10c
Fancy Chain Stripe, regular price 16o now 10c
IV -Coronation Blue, Gilt Lined, semi -porcelain, DINNER
SET, regular pri'_!(' 511.00 now 56.00 Tho last set.
REMEMBER WE GIVE 101, DISCOUNT ON (GROCERIES.
it (r
,.
TERMS: -Produce or Cash.
10 00008 GIYEN ON APPROBATION. N0 000D3 TAKEN BACK F1ER iURCNWD
Poplestone & Gardiner
One door nib of Nat oma.