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SPRING GOODS
ARRIVING DAILY AT
sTEwART's
A Choice Lot of English Prints in Light and (lark pat-
terns, guaranteed titst colors.
A Nice Range of Delanes just arrived, very pretty for
Children's Dresses and Ladies' Shirt Waists, regular 25e for
1 8c.
If you are in neid of Factory Cotton, remember the mill
ends at Stewart's, they are money savers.
Now is the time to buy your spring Shillings at Stew-
art's (Indigo Blue Galatea) and English rxford.
Stewart is showing the Best Black English Satin finish-
ed Underskirts in the trade fur $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75,
$2.00 and $2.25.
A Range of Wrapperet to to clear at 14 yds. for $1.00.
All lines of Furs to clear at 200/. discount they must
go to Make room for Spring Goods.
Bring your Produce to us we want it.
J"_ _A.,S'I'MV.T.A.,IVT
SUITABLE
JEWELERY
f1T DIAMOND HULL
We have at present a fine as-
sortment of Chains for ladies and
gentlemen which we guarantee
to wear.
Bracelets, Lockets, Necklets,
Brooches, Rings, Pins, Linke,
Cuff Buttons, Collar Buttons and
many other articles of jewelers
in endless variety.
OPTICAL DEPARTMENT
Eyeglasses may not always be
'aches,
e -
a.1 it no
any or a�{.. ;JPe Atli; 11.1 s y41
•
alternatine.
We adapt the style of glasses
best suited to the face of each
patron. Eyes tested free and
satisfaction guaranteed,
Wedding Rings a Specialty.
MflRGHflND
THE JEWELLER
& OPTICIAN,
Eyes Tested Free.
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
'1o.00 and $12.00
Over Coatings made to order for
$9.00 and upwards.
Panting, trade to order for
$2.5o and $3.00.
TO ADVERTISERS.
The copy for changes moat be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestisemente accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
THURSDAY, FEB. 22nd, 1906
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LOCALS
•NNaaa ►�aNaa♦
MIt, EDWARD STEWART, OF
London, is visiting friends in Iowa.
COLE'S CORN CURE POSITIVE-
ly removes corms 1)3 painless extrac-
tion.
D111. WALLACE FISHER, OF
Thar•ndaJe visited run parents over
Sunday.
PI{OF. SULLIVAN'S DeALVA'8
College Girls are playing a week's
engagement at Dashwood.
MISS MUIR 17AS CLOSED OUT
,her stock of confectionery in the
post office building.
MRS. COLLINS, ON SATURDAY
dtisposed of hchr house on James
street to Mrs. Saralee' Sanders
MELISSA IIALar-A LADY'S TOL_
let necessity. makes the skin like vel-
vet. 25c. a bottle ot Cole's Drug
Store.
GENTLEMEN WILL FIND MEL-
issa Balm delightful after shaving.
Prepared by W. 8. Calc, P'hannts_
ceutieaI Chemist.
MIL, ISAAC CAI{LING \VAS ONE
of the invited guests at the Seventh
I{egirnent military hall held in Lon-
don Friday evening last.
MR. W. H. LEVETT SHIPPED
one of 'his Cocker Spaniel dogs this
w'oek to Mr. Geo. Douglas, of Wood-
stock. lie received 'i good price.
MISS MERLE GOULD LEAVES
tomorrow, Friday, for Toronto,
where she will attend ,the millinery
openings,
FOR SALE._TIIIs UNDERSIGNED
has for mule three cows and two
coclas. Apply to 11, Stnthem,'London
Road,
South.
MR. C. E. HACKNEY INTENDS
holding another extensive sale of
horses at his (,sane, Jot 25, 8. T. it..
t'sborne, on Friday Feb. 23.
MltS. .Jolla \VIIITE AND MISS
Tillie White left Tuesday for St.
eta rys, where they will visit fell .
tines and friends.
MRS. \VENULAND, \VIIO UNDER-
went an operation at one of the
London hronpitals, .obne days ago, is
doing neerly,
MISSES LA AND CLARISSA
Hooter visited their emote. Mr. A.
Hooper, at Clinton, a few slays Inst
week.
\(I{. R. I1:'LRItInGF: HAS I't.It-
ciieed the h .t. ., Andrew street of
R. U. Roy, Mt. UeIbridgo intends
nerving into town soon.
JOSS STEiNRACII, OF %t'RECII,
rias been engaged as head milliner
for Snell & Rowe for the coming
season.
MRS. JOHN IILATCIIFOI11), OF
furondale, 'hag pure/sleet, Mr. Wm.
)at•idson's cottage on Andrew street
and intends rnot-Ing Into town short-
ly.
W. W. Taman I;
Merchant Tailor.
WANTED! - AI'I'RF:LATICES TO
learn millinery. -Jones & Clark.
MISSES IDA AND LiLLiE RO\VF:
£ntcrtai• ed n number of t heir
friends .n \Vcdneaday evening.
EARL'. SPACEMAN. SON OF JJII.
Ilugh :i.iekmen, has been appointed'
junior clerk of the Molson's Pfaff
l eIn z'e. Harold Tliesett hoe been Iero-
rnoted to the t.ceition vacated by
Henry elelctlrer.
MISS MAY AitMSTRONG LEFT
on Monday for Willow City, N. 1).,
where. she will tike rcharge of the
millinery deNrtmcnt of her uncle,
Mr. Bowerman.
Mlt. FRED \VALTERS LEAVES
tod•ry (Thursday) tor Toronto, where
11e Ir iv :eoceptc,l a position as travel.
• etith Gordon McKay ('c'en'xuty,
'inuf let urer of dry goods.
DR. 11. M. COWAN AND 1fRs.
rlr.) Y. Cowan, ot London, were in
Exeter Thursday .41st attending the
funeral of she lite Mre, "Villiatn
II eaten.
Monday morning fors\Toronto,J.F.h -
tend the Rto at-
tend
Grand Council of the R.
T. of T.
which was held there on
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take L'a:ative Promo Quinine Tab-
lets. i f It All
icure. E.sts r
motl-
ey W. Grove's
sgnature is on emit) box. 15o.
J)It. OVENS EYE AND EAI{ St`It-
geton, will bo a t t ho (Nam morels I
Hotel the first fetidly of catch mont h
Moura, 9.30 a. m. to 4.30 p. m. Glaes-
ca properly fitted :Ind diee,w'e of eye,
car and none treated. Next v'leit
1rid.ty, Manch 9th.
CP.LtITOA=r►.
Daws W �14 Vol V* DMDMA
llsuSvs
of
EXEI t'R '1.1MES, FEBRU 1tY22nd,18043
MISS IHL.1 N ('l l F: ROOK E SPENT
Surtd ty at te•r Marie at Eden.
DR. L. L. F'OLLICle AND SISTER
Miss Itlab: l spent Sund ry at their
Game Ix rr.
MISS EDITH Tt'liNliULL, OP
Wile -ter.,:.,, is visiting Mrs. J. G.
MRS. A. J. FORD GAVE A \'F:RY
plevie int evening for a veerl of her
friends last T.hurel .
MILS. FO\VLE1:, OF' 'fURON10,
alto Wan titlt;ng her daughter, Mrs.
GI idurtn rc•.uttic'd'Yome on Saturday
teeming.
MISS BETTIE ESSLItY OF' ED -
en t, avi•tc try entertained a num-
bet of ht'r friends on Wednesday
etcaiug r.f Last week. Sever el i:xe-
111ites attended.
Jilt. AQ[•ILLA S11EEltE, OF Sy',
Thome s, ci graduate of the Times,
ecn=cepanied by ;his wile and da ugh•
ter, is vitetiug at the iseene of les
*smuts, Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Sheets.
GEO. 1ll'NTER & 80N, OF
ltidgetown will Bold •anotluir wale of
cows .and feeders it Centralia on
hr idly. Fchy. 23rd. See bills for
t, trti'ul pas.
A MEETING OF THE 11I11LE SU•
ci qty v. •I1 meet in tee t,ch of ',room
of idle 1'rivltt Memorial church
r1'huied ty ,evening. Addresses will bo
given by tare I.aoa1 clergymen. ,and
►tev. reedier el the Thain Ito:rd.!
WE AIt1': IN RECEIPT OF A
copy of the Ohio Advocate, its which
Dr. J. A. McCallum, formerly of
Exeter, gives •a rang w rite -up of e
trip taken by himself kind several
others to Englend, Ireland anti Scot-
land. '1'h.. Mary of the trip is ex-
1rtnie•It• interesting.
MEN WANTED. - GOOD REEL -
table mon in this district t ,reprs..
Inters;sent U.S and well wise fend. to f•ae-
splendid seller. Work during
spare titre or permenently. Splendid
opening for a hustler. Write for
particulars to the Canadian Fence
Mfg., Go., Ltd., Woodstock Ont.
AS 1 HAVE DECIDED TO GIVE
up business I will dispoee of tnv
stock in tete store, Exeter ,Not tit,
either in whole or in 'part, at greatly
rt du cel price. This stock is in
good condition, and the party, •buying
will get a good bi.rgain. The Hay
''est offioe is in conne;,tion with the
store. -L. etc Taggra.rt..
BY ERROR IN HARVEY BROS'.
"ad" last week their Star, flour re-
ferred to as containing 5 'ter cent.
instead of 50 per cent. • eelanitoba,
wheat. The Exeter Mill was :the
first In this part on the country to
use so largo a percentage of Marre-
toba wheat in the manufacture of
their family flour, in fact less is
still used by most o0 the mills.
THE EDISON PIIONOGItAPH 18
certainly fl wonderful intention, for
on Saturday Mr. J. Willis Powell,
tried as on experiment to secure a
musical record of DeAlva's College
Girls band. The result was gratify-
ing. the tone of every instrument be-
ard
ord
ing e!e :_•ly and distinctively Jte
throughout. the whole record. \
lis presented the Dr. with a roe
,of his famous band.
TI1E CONTEST F'OIt THE GOLD
watch offered by the Cohen^ +;inti
Ccenp iuy for Oho meet et: ear* lady
of Exetor, w'as des acted on E+eturday
.light heel, Miss Mcibel \Valtors be-
ing the winner. Miss Walters re-
ceived over 12,000 totes, or more than
all the other contestants put to-
gether. Miss Walters w -1M presented
with wetcte at the close of the
per (oren u dice.
THERE WAS A LARGE Nt'MBER
of Creditors of 8. It. Horne gath-
ered In the offices of Messrs. Glad/
neon & SIinbury on. Friday List and
confirmed John Gill as assignee, and
appointed MC. les. John McCurdy and
Robt. Sanders, inspectors. It lvaa
decided to offer the property for
sale on Feb. 261th. The Renee -el opin•
ion seemed to be ',hat no more then
fifteen to twenty per cent would he
realized for the creditors, but it is
felt tdtnt "Chief" Gill will use his
best ends vers to secure every cent
possible for them .
THE CEMETEi{Y BOARD CON •
sisting of F. W, Gladnl.an, Dr. And-
erson, Reeve Bobier and Councillors
Fuke and IHeunean met east week and
organized dor tlic .'eneon, with A. IE.
Fuke as chairman and F. \V. Glad-
man as Soareta:ry. Ono of the mat-
ters to come before the board was
the selecting of a caretaker dor the
cemetery for recommendation to the
Council. It was decided to neacom-
artend the prevent caretaker, Mr.
Ford. at eho aa,nie salary as last year,
with the proviso that his scervioes cart
be dispensed tvith on one anenth's
notice.
IT IS QUITE POSSIHILE THAT
representatives of the Grind Trunk
will creme to Exeter nhortly for the
purpo+,e of meeting the council, re-
lative to the building of a new sta-
tion and eleinging the 'lout" of tree
line. 11he company, we understand,
dews not take kindly to the idea of
running a spur down town, its it
would greatly delay t (freight as
well as the passenger jraina, but
would r it her mike some arrange,
trent it hereby a curve could be clack
in the main Zine et iluren et root and
build the tracks along Carting St.
erecting the depot at or near the
corner of Sanders and Carling start
two blocks from Levitt's corner,
t bus having the depot mot per town.
MAGISTRATE'S COURT. - THE
two rases which cisme before Police
Magistrate Humber, of Goderiah, at
the town hall here Istat \Vedncsd,y
were neiblicr of 1bnni slisposed of.
The caw against Mr. Pe:ettie on the
complaint of Mr. Rumolrr w.rs gone
into only to the extent of he:cring
etre rccrmptiinant's t.Idrr of the story.
The defendant represented by Mr. .1,
G• Sunbury did not le ill his witness
as the Magistrate load not power to
try the cave but ,could only send it
for trial before hire Judge. This
vas <lone and the matter will prob-
thly be tried at an early *late. In
the e e4t, of Dot vitt vs. Robin r the
Crown Attorney asked for nn ad-
journment for a week and ties was
agreed to by Mr. 8tanbury on be-
fell( of Mr. Roller. The case wan
called again yesterday morning, Mr.
J. 0. Htenbury acting for Mr, Itobier
end the County Crown Attorney for
\tr. Devitt. JTr. Oenvitt wa. the
fire, eitnees for the pro.ecutinn and
was on the stand until court ade
journed foe noon.
$1.50 Lace Curtains for 98c'CAR LANG B'2 p50
PAIRSc�uc,...�_,.............. ... wide
OF FINE LACE CURTAINS, 58 inches wide
34 yards long, pretty lacey pattern, biggest curtain
bargain we have ever shown. Reg. price $1.60 for O e a pr.
i ONLY WOMEN'S WRAPPERS
made of Fine Wrapperette, Paisley
and Stripe Patterns. regular price
$1.75 for $1.23.
WOMEN'S CORSET COVERS made
of tine Saxony Flannelette. trintwed
with'Porchon Lace, regular 50c qual-
ity for 38c.
WOMEN'S WHITE FLANNELETTE
GOWNS, lace trimmed, big full size
regular price $L50 for $1.05.
WOMEN'S GOLF JERSEYS wade of
finest wool in white. Cardinal, Blue
and Black, honey cowub knit, with
cord and fancy buttons, regular
price $2.23 for $1.75.
WOMEN'S WRAPPERS made of
Black Sateen; fhncy braid trimming,
all sizes. regular price $1.75 for $1.25.
WOMEN'S NIGHT GOWNS made of
Fancy Striped Flannelette, well
wade, all sizes, special 50e.
Cushion Tops
Very pretty lot of
Tapestry Cushion Tops
in all colors and makes,
splendid wearing cu-
shion, only 20c.
New Dress Goods
Our Beautiful Show-
ing of Spring Dress
Materials is unequalled
elsewhere, examine and
prove it.
756 Tweed cs 506
1000 yds Good Heavy
Canadian Tweed in
browns and greys war-
ranted pure wool, regu-
lar price 75c for 50e.
Men's Heavy Knit Top Shirts, all
colors and patterns, for 50c
Man's Mule Skin Mitts. wool topa,
lined, regular 60c for 40c
Men's Overalls, of extra heavy Mole
Cottonade, worth $1.00 for S9c
100 yards Best Oxford Shirting. good
patterns and colors, guaranteed fast,
regular price 12ec for 10c
Women's White Flannelette Corset
Covers, lace trimmed, special I9c
Union Flanaelettee in light and dark
greys special 15c yd.
Art Muslin; in very pretty colorings
and patterns, reg. price 15c for 9}c.
Heavy Apron Drills. 38 inches wide,
Blues and Rede with small white
dot, guaranteed fast colors 121yc yd.
Buy Good Strong Boots for your Boy
We have a line just opened up that will give good
aliround satisfliction, heavy grain, Williams make, heavy
sole, made of extra good stock, every pair guaranteed to
wear.
sIq ELL 8z ROWE
Market Report. -The following is
the report of Exeter markets, cor-
rected up to Feb. 22nd.
Wheat, 76 to 78 cents per bus.
Oats, 32 to 34 cents per bushel
Shorts. $19 to $20 a ton.
Peal, 60 to 65 Dents a bushel.
Bran, $17 per ton
Flour, $2.25 per cwt.
Feed flour, $1.20 per *wt.
Clover *iced $7 to $8 per bus.
Barley 40c. to 42c. per bus.
if rise $7 per •ton.
Ifogtif tivew•Cight, $6.60 per cwt.
Hogs, dressed, $8 to $8.50 per civt.
Butter, 18 & 19c. per pound.
Eggs, 14e. a dozen.
Onions, 60c. per bushel.
Dried Apples Etc. per pound.
Chicken, young, 7c to 8c per --I .--
Ducks, 10 cents p , "e. -
Geese, 10 -tee • • .u.
Goal, SI r ,
l'&`iuee, $1 a bag.
SL'ECIAL ONE WAY RATES ARE
in effect daily lo points in Montana
Utaeh, Coloredo, California, Oregon.
Washington and British Columbia.
Call on Agent G. T. R. for full in-
formation.
n-
formation.
MISS MAY WOOD. IS VISITING
relatives in St. Thomas and other
placer.
TIIE MISSES ELSTON ENTER,
faired friends on Friday evening of
last week.
MISS ETIIEL HARVEY ENTER-
1ained * number .of a•oung 'teoplo ort
Tuesday evening.
MISS GLADYS 1(I88ETT VERY
pleasintly entertained a number ,of
her young friends on Thursday, of
Lee week.
IT PAYS TO AD\'F1tTI51'. IN TIIE
Times. My little add in the suppli-
inertt of the Times brought forth a
large quantity of hogs and every
eerrnn in well plensed•-_A. Q. Holier.
Mit. THOR. IIANDFORD ON TCES-
dny shipped two cert loads of 'horses
to the Northwest, one being for
\Viuntpgg ::kid the other for 'Urine
don.
SOUTHERN RESORTS.-- AVOiD
the disagrcoiblc winter weather by
spending a few weeks in; the Lind of
summer's sunshine, Cali forn'n,F'Iorida
Mexico, Cuba. See G.T,It. agents for
full particulars and tickets.
COAL! COAL I COAL I-ANOTIIF;R
Jorge shipment of the best Lehigh
Valley Coil just in. Nut stove and
furn•.ee $6.75. Get year supply now
before the storms set in .and block-
ades the rixids.-11. I'.i r'sone.
TiiE LOBBY OF THE ('OSI' 01' -
fir: which for the past number of
GOOD
Toothbrushes
When new a good toothbrush
"looks" about the sante as a bad
one. Tho goodness appears un-
der hard usage. Our 25c brush
can be used for a lyear and you
will still have a good brush ; the
bristles do not break off or come
out. If you buy one of these
and it. does not wear satisfactor-
ily we will buy it back at full
price. We have some others
the best tor the price, anywhere
from Sc up.
HOWEY'S DRUG STORE
Ono door south of Post O11Ice
BXBTBR,
toss
years has been crowded wale a owe-
fectionnry stand is being enlarged
and repaired. The show cases and
railings have been moved and it is
the intention to paint the woodwork
and paper the walls. The whole
front of the building will be used by
the public. The repairs are certain-
ly a long felt want.
Do Your Hens Lah?
Improved Poultrij Food
la a guaranteed egg producer, an
ideal tonic and a sure cure for
chicken cholera, roup, gapes and
all poultry diseases.
iS NO EXPERIMENT
but thoroughly reliable and effec-
tive. A call solicited, when we
would he pleased to give you
further information and recom-
mendations. Price 15c per pound
or 2 pounds for 25c.
----PREPAItRJa BY --
W. S. GOLF, Phm.B.
Chemist and Druggist
Agent for -Veterinary Specialty
Company.
Prescriptions dispensed by Spec-
ial Code.
OUR BRANDS
OF FLOUR .. .
PURE MANITOBA
Name not so catchy as some
other brands, but quality superior
Price $a,iS per cwt.
MANITOBA BLEND
"STAR"
50 per cent. Manttoha.
Price $2.35 per cwt.
PRINCESS
Choice Pastry.
Order; left at Howey'; Drug
Store or at the mill, receive our
prompt attention
HARVEY BROS.
Merchant Millers
EXETER, ONTARIO.
The old way t• cure
a cold
The New Way
take
Howey's
"Cure a
Cold"
Capsules
Only 25 cents
a box.
Pills for crossness? Certainly. Ties temo'e l..141111.V11
„`"",,
---the crossness vanishes. A sip, nish I!:cr cos-ars°
the blood, Froils the tcrnrer. Ere 1' yo: -r li :er active I
r.ndyourbceels rcru;ar. droit a clear [•rain, A brave F
.l ! ni Plat, a able. eer-cooee. Oted. :f e yl Lc (0ly s e._:r;n:-.
All vcberah._. SuQcr•ce:atcJ, : eel i : r 'vU scars. !I
C e Fe.t es seven t R'..,vis h
re• r•,ralammescommmiclaellIMar ele�e N NI ear n,die:' S :. �. A- -r moo.,
1
DRESS GOODS
Just arrived "Our New Spring Dress Goods". They surpass
anything we have previously shown. We have something that will
please everyone and will be only too pleased to show you our full
range .
Crepe De Chene, all shades, good quality, 5oc yd.
Ealetnires, alt shades, Silk and Wool 5oc and 75c yd.
Light Grey Tweeds, very new 5oc and 75?
Venetian Cloth, all colors, very latest, sot and 75c
I3road Cloth, all colors, very swell 7Sc and $i.
Mohairs in plain and mixed goods 5oc and
Sheppard's Check, new and natty,
Summer Suitings
SHIRT WAISTS
A BIC BUNCH OF ALL KINDS
PLAIN GINGHAMS
PLAiN LINENS
PLAIN VESTINGS
PLAIN CIIECKS
PLAIN SATEENS
FANCY GINGHAMS
FANCY LINENS
FANCY VESTINGS
FANCY CHECKS
FANCY SATEENS
DUCKS, DRILLS AND PRINTS ALL IN.
AsToRIA SHOES
CARLZNC-1- BR -08.
YOUR MONEY IN
THE SOVEREIGN BANK OF CANADA
Never stops working day or night and no money
comes more easily than interest money you can start
an account here with one dollar,
Interest Paid 4 Times a Year
whether you look after it or not.
CREOITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, HENSALL, EXE: ZR
JnQt%Tav -r..--- r ;den -tiger.
., .,tanager. (ILADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors.
ill!
TIIE MANY FRIENDS OF MR: E.
Betsdell will be pleased to learn of
:his continual success. It will be
remembered that Mr. Blesdell was
.heed miller in our (tour mill here for
a number of years, leaving here to
take a position with the Taylor Co.,
of Chatham. A few weeks ago Dlr.
Bla'sdel left for the west to take a
position as Send miller in ono of the
Alberto Milling lb's new mills at
Edmonton. Before leaving :chut-
Inm the Taylor Co., presented Mr.
Illnsdell with an address and a suit-
able present, as a token oC their ap-
preciation of his services. Mrs.
lllasdell and 'family will -remain in
Ohath>arm for a month er eo when
ehcy swill knee to join Mr. Bla,.sdell
in Edniloreton.
MR. BEN-OLIEL, WIIO WON TUE
medal ler Oratory in the college con-
test held at Toronto last sear, dee
livered a very ,interesting address on
Pale/tine to a crowded house in the
opera bousc Monday tv
affair wee under blare aus TiI e
Ladios Guild of bhe Trivi mthe
ohurch. Dir. Ben-01iel is a MIT
entertaining ,apaaker and displayed a
thorouh knowledge of bin subject.
Severalgmembers of the church( wtro
garbed Jn the costumes o0 Palestine,
showing how persona of tbo different
walks in life ore di$tingttiahed. �Vki1p
the geetleman speaks the English
language suite fluently, ate rats
pleasing way of dropping his "r's".
The resit ad of the characteristics end
mode of living ot thoao who ins
habit the country where our Saslow
dwelt uwhilo on earth, was thorough.
ly enjoyed by :111 eihese preiieall.
While many books tato written about
the lar oast country they arc not
nearly as entertaining as bhe manner
in which 3f r. Ben -011e! depicts ,it.
Ile spent five years among the people
of Pkalestine and lata lectures
throughout Canada have Igen ape
preciated by onolvded houses
•
Doors
Close February 28
Nairus Scotch Linoleum, 4 yds wide, ;1.75 per yard
Lace Curtains 20 per cent. discount
A great Slaughter in Prices of Wall Papers
One only Dinner Set, 97 pieces, $11 for $6
Groceries
Uncolored Japan Tea regular 25c per lb. 5 lbs for $1.00
Ceylon Tea, black or green reg 25c a lb, 5 lbs for $1.00
Famous Breakfast Tea,black, 40c a lb, :31 lb for 1,00
Famous Breakfast Tea black or green 50ea Ib 2i lbs $1
Coffee, blended by Chase & Sunburn 40c 1b for 35c lb.
S lbs Oatmeal for 23e. 21 ll)s Granulated Sugar'$1;b0
'23 lbs Yellow Sugar $1.00. Royal Yeast Cakes 40
Forest City Baking Powder, 14 Sealer 25c for 17c
Extracts -4 Flavors, 7c per bottle.
Black Pedper, regular 40c per lb, to clear at 25c per Ib.
Spices, regular price 3c per oz, to clear at 2c per oz.
clear
for 25c
Mixed Pickle, reg. price 13eas, 7c per c P to rbottle,
now 100 per bottle
to
All Groceries at Reduced Prices
TERMS: --Produce or Cash.
10 GOODS Nil 01 SPPR IN• 10 60008 i101 &ICK RATER PIIACMSE1.
Poplestone & Gardiner.
One door north of Post ORIN.