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' TItUBSDAY. MARCH 1st, 1906.
VE 11i hale OUR CORItESPON-
DENTS.
One thing that is necessary in the
tlblication of a weekly newspaper;
the budget sent in by its comes -
dents. In -this respect the Times
highly f.evored, having one of tho
st army of correspondents in On -
ie. It Is a daily occurancc to
ve subscribers comp into our office
lad speak in gtawing terms about
o amount of interesting news sent
by our correspondents. It is very
atifying to us to hear the compti.
eats end it is our desire that the
respondents know that their
ark• Ie appreciated not only by us
lit by the urge of readers of •the
Ones. For sower time past we hare
Itted n largo amount of advor-
Ing so that our readers could get
1 the news. It 13 our earnest en-
aror to give you every item fresh
d tvo very seldom take clippings
our exchanges, our correspon-
Lints being equal to the task of
'iving us lots of news. We .again
hank our correspondents for the
ble manner In which they have re -
resented their different localities
y sending in an abundance of news.
Why don't
you try Carter's Little
leer Pills? They are a positive euro
r siok headache and all the ills pro-
uced by disordered ilrer. Only one
11 a dose.
HIMONT
The `whiskey informer, Harrison,
ho tried to blackmail the proprietor
tee hotel Bedford, Goderich Dome
before Lhe onngistratn Friday.
e evidence of Mr. Davis and the
ht man,taf the Bell Telephone
y -watt taken. After the eve.
of those two n•itnesscs was
n Ilarriston's lawyer stated that
pleaded guilty. The magistrate
t the prisoner up for trial et the
ors' session. Harrison will have
remain in jail until that date. It
said that this man has been em-
yed by the temperance league of
intob, for :some time past, and a(.
r gotten: a number of convictic,n1
that town was handed over to
lase of the temperance people of
idtsrich, and it is said that opted -
money and $5 for every convic-
m had been paid him by n well -
own tomporanee at•orker in Clin-
t. When this case comes up (ie(ote
judge it is expected that some
(national evidence will be pro-
ved.
rangement of the liver with
lIatipation, injures the complexion
oco pimples, sallow skin. Ile-
vo the cause by using Carter's
lttlo Liver Pills. Ono a dose.
t hem.
FAItQUI(A 11
{.
r. Simon Pollen has sold lila
c+tate here to Mr. David Iirotcn,
V has sold his tot to B. W. 1,
It I A.
1r. init lira. S. Pollen left on
ducally for Virden, Alan., where
his serurid o position ti tli Mr.
-•13ray.
firs I). Fewer. of Caledonia, is
ting Lt r cousin, i1. W. F. 1k.overs.
r, It. HE %%ate teas in the neigh.
hood this wt*k.
tits .1. Hamilton attended the
>rl of cher grandfather at
'iersscll 1•t,st week.
Crediton
1
Sub -exile- Yoe telt• "Exeter Times."
Special services were nom
the hfetttodist church on
evening of thsi week and
continued for a few weeks.
11. Going, B. 1.. of Exeter,
ing Rev. D1r, Andrews in
thea wetk.
The Lady Maccabees of o
gave an oyster supper on
evening in Mr. Hill's hell
members of their orders a
friends.
Tito Literary .society beld t
tiler meeting at the home
Blast t on Friday evening 1
program was a good one a
taper given by Mrs. Bluett
cepti;,nally interesting, it
of the best prepared }ape
before the rocicty. There
rio meeting this week owin
special meetings being Gond
troth churches.
The many friends of Mis
\Williams wall be pleased t
that she is again able to be o
Williams had an attack of p
i 1.
Dlr. Ed. %Vunw, of Zurich, its
been visiting fora few days in our
village returned home on Dlanday.
Mr. R. B. McLean, representative
of the St. Williams acetylene Gas. Co.
and Mr. 11, F. Eilbcr aro looking.
into the matter of installing a plan.
in our village.
Miss Mollie Lamport returned to
London on Saturday last after spend-
ing a few %reeks here the guest of
her parents .
Mr. henry .Eilbcr, M. 1'. P., silent
Saturday and Sunday in Lown. llc
returned to Toronto again on Mon-
day evening.
Mr. Chas. '/,+ticker was in London
ono day last work.
wearied In
Tuesday Induces Speculators to Introduce
will be Weak and tVorthless
new. A. Imitations.
is assist-
h:s work
DIAMOND DYES, true home help-
er ti(lagc els :end money -savors for mothers
Monday and �tt•ives. aro dear to every wo-
to the mans heart.
nd other Iteoontly, epee eta tors have gone
into the. asackago dye trado with a
heir reg- view of gtininfi a afore of the in -
of DIr. t, mense and lever inoreasing trade
sf The 'held by the iminutacturers of the
nd the DIAMOND DYES, ;but al/ such ef-
was ez- torts wi11, as in the past, result in
being one t:riturt+s.
bs given The crude and worthless dyes
avill be brought out in opposition to the
g to the DIADLOND DYES, teen rover become
acted in popullar, for the simple reason that
they hare not oro goof quality to
boast of. The :me relia.nts of Canada
s Lena two were induced to buy these edul.
o learn termed package dyes now -fit.: them
ut. atlas dead and woe bless stock.
neumon- The progressive and busy drug.
gists and dealers of Oanada sell on-
avlio has 1" r t
1R]3 EXETER mT,►rn•.. MARCH
The Extended popularity Of
Diemond Dyes
The many friends of Mrs. John Mc -
Isaac will be pleased to learn that
she is slowly recovering from her
recent tininess.
Mr. and Mrs .William Fritz. of
Grand Bend visited friends in our
midst for a few days last week.
Mr. r Fred Hamsav has accepted a
situation with Mr. August llil! as
hostler for a few months.
Mr. Cdr is. 1'. Mcllonauglr, of llun•ts-
vil'e spent a 'few days in our village
the guest of ltcv. Mr. Andrews.
Tho anniversary of the Evangelical
church will bo held ,one week ;from
Sunday when Rev. C. Stabler, of
Cleveland. Ohio, editor of tba Evan-
gelical magazine, will be present and
Preach anniversary sermons.
Mr. efett.bew Steller, of Frank -
ford, Germany, who recently arriv-
ed horn has taken a position with
Mr. Fred heist. Mr. Steller oame
to this country to learn farming.
Wo understand that it is his inten-
tion in the far west, when ho be-
comes sufficiently acquainted with
our method of farming.
Mrs. Link left \Vednesday for Lon-
don and Toronto to attend the spring
millinery openings.
Mr. It . E. Walker, drag finished
putting in his summer supply of ice.
Chas. Zwicker is busy recleaning
a car -laid of seed which he intends
shipping this week.
Communion service was held in
the Evangelical church last Sun-
day. The attendance was large and
extremely gratifying since the roods
were almost impassable and the
weather was unfavorable. The ser-
vice was a blessed one, nearly 300
persons communing. It was a touch-
ing scene to see about 100 new con-
verts come to the Lord's table for
tiro first time. Rev. S. It. Knechtel,
1'. E.. of Berlin had charge of the
service. The revival meetings aro
being conducted for another week.
108 persons have thus far taken n
definite stand for Christ. The good
work is going on gloriously. Re-
ception service twill be held some
Sunday in the near future.
Mr. S. Brown hag been a ipointe4
solo agent in Crediton for Bibby's
"Crean Equivalent" for calves and
young pigs. It is used to substitute
cow's milk where milk is scarce; and
to enrich skim and separated milk
when these products are available,
or, if necessary, for raising calves
without any milk whatever atter a
few weeks old. A ranger can by eta
meaIIS raise good calves and pigs. and
sell his milk. or the butter and
cheese tats. 1f you are short of milk
or have only separated milk for your
calves, make a trial of Cream Equi-
valent. It hos the largest sale in the
world. Send for a trial bag and
make your own test.
The Crediton fond Lays desire to
think the memlx,re of the Exeter
bind. who so kindly assisted at the
recent concert.
I11 lust week's issue there tr..is a
t.ikr off on two of our popular young
men. Their ina•ny friends apprcreite
t e it w:ts intended only as n joke.
there being ne such n meeting glare
or club ori,*inized to our knowledge.
4 ,
The
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Dot0,
� boys
+t,l
dcscne
R 1 . ( things
may ju
bay's r
wards
Fuppart.
chi i r t»cr
very
on the
address
the nee
tmusi;..a l
these t1
Will Mc
brought
The real
and Miss
n plena'
,dies w
duett by
Beaver t
solos by
Clara Ila
Lulu Foie
mental d
rand of t
.and Dr. I
Il:
Intl Concert in the 'fawn
n 1Vednesday night drew :,
Ilcd house. giving our hied
w cneourageritcnt, which
• The bind is ore of the
which our progrmtsive burg
qtly tfecl proud of and the
e loud il► their thatikv le
our citizens for their liberal
Mr. Wm. Len is Iris the
oesil ion
eoorp tably f The fie i rst number
program alter the chairman's
nos- bind scicctian and
moons displ'yed exc<•pl fan., I
talent in this number ;eel
int renewed. rite singing of
Cloud stns well received ,nd
for( h considerable nppl.aira.•
tt•tiens by Miss Myrtle Cl lila
Ella Link were giren in
ng manner and beet, young
ere hc.,rtily endeared. 'fee
Dr. hoist and \liar Ilanl,h
tee good. ns also was the
Mi•s i 1l I limeer anti Mia..
lit. Mrs. eei-kcr end Mir♦s
ry te1re a •ptee sirig nue ro-
ue(t. The quartette coin -
h' !Motes Doarrr and hoist
Coen %tans ireeei cd eieh consider Holtz-
men
f tv..r.. The concert netted the tont
bays between 1:10 and f59.
er's Cherry Pectoral i.; r,ci t
mple cough syrup. it is a
Ing medicine, a doctor'..
Heine. It cures hard case::,
!re and desperate case,
)nic cases of asthma, pteu-?
, bronchitis, consumption.
your doctor al'out this. '
is best kind of a toil eaerie:1 -
told tor o?er stmt.- years."
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arae• err a, e. Me ro.. L.�, sn.:..,
�l.o m.teuG,ctu,•+ra .,f
vers Po" -
1102 .
'Phase n0 wor.ts ' the pnblbn
• formula. *ran r,,r tr.sd;.err,.•
ryorrsktec r :s
hasten recovery by t
1 of Ayer's Pitts at bor�tit,
ais
-1 ' , i:lltE Flt THE TiMES.
an established zumonreputation d Dyes, hof over ich hare j
twenty-five years. Tile modern;
merchant n
t has not the time or in- l
olination to encourage the sale of 1
n•arthless and deceptive goods.
If our Canadian women desire full. fc
DAS1I WOO})
51r. Jelin llu(fne,11 is boats from
Toronto.
The luediciuc' cowl iny t+ ho hard
been holding forth during the past
week in Zimmer:nann's hull, lett
Dlonday .morning for leo khill.
Ali•. Dave Mese/en intends giving
up farming and going back to hits
old trade, utasonirrg, in the spring.
A heavy .thunder storm passed ov:
the village late Saturday ngibt.
Mr. Fred \\•tllert Las let the con-
tract for his note residence to Mr.
J. C. Kalbfleisc+b, of Zurich.
con-
ducted
Quarterly
meetings
u ld.�y mill be . J.
S. Knechtel.
Y by the Hct. It.
The at'erage attend:1nee at out
public school for anu•try was 90.
what do you think of that for, two
teachers?
ich-
lerlireturned home r,fur stes .ind eediss ng n
etvek with friends iar Zurich.
«'aid came to t he village S.,tuc-
day morning that It. El Manlike!), of
Grand Bend. was very sick +rich ap-
i:endicilis. Nr. Ireland and Mr.
Rhode these down Saturday to see
him. We hope that Mr. Hamilton
may ,socia be himself again.
Nr .Joe Eidt Is getting in a car
of Manitoba wheat.
Angeline Weide wife of Jncoh
\Veld°. was torn in the township of
Burford. July llibh, 1869 and died at
is Leone near Dashwood. Feb. 20th,
900. The deceased was a great suf-
rer with the trying rind dreadful
'seas* Consumption. She lid been
ling for about six year,t and tis
mo kept moving on her strength
gan to fail nod for the last fire
entire was confined to her bed,
feebleness and weakness increased
er trust in the Saviour became
ronger. She was warmly devoted
her family and friends and in an
rnest and quiet way she faithfully
d her part for the Master. Near
o close of her lite she spoke with
beautiful calmness that was no en-
uraging to her friends of her trust
God and of the approaching relief
her sufferings as only a Christian
n. She loaves to mourn the loss
a faithful and devoted wife and
t'hnr. her husband in lonliness
th two little boys, ages about ser.
and nine, besides one sister and
ee brothers who are looking for_
rd to a reunion in that home
ere death can never conte. 'fifer
encs have proceeded her to the
ter land. The funeral services
re hold in the Evangelical church
shwood. where an enthusiastic Ber-
n was preacthed by Rev. M. A.
mens from Isaiah 38.1.
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PAIN ABOUT THE HIPS.
is a common complaint with
omen. The right treitment is
viline, tt�lt!cit penetrates to the
of the pain immediately. Ner-
ne wt3
brilliant and (fast colors, they shoo
at all tines ask for the DIAMOND
DYES, the only guaranteed package
dyes in :rho world. 1Vhon buying
pa.ckagc dyes n that the words
DIAMOND PACKAGE DYES are on
each packet handed out by your.
dealer. Wells & Hitcherdson Co.,
Limited, Montreal, P. Q., will send
free to any address their New Dye
Book, Card of Dyed Sunplea, and
new book lin .verso entitled "The
Lon '
ne
glob Tr'
This little bookpistitteresting thous-
ands.
111•:NSA 1.I.
lastsss week attending thewein tanillinery
openings.
The net proceeds of the farmers'
Institute meeting held here fast
Saturday evening were donated to
the Sick Children's hospital at Tor-
ronto, a meet deserving object.
Mrs. Doherty. and little daughter
;have been in London for the past
week..
Miss %Vhitesides left here last week
to resume her duties ns teacher at
Oarnduff, Sask.
Mr. Alex McMorran, of Paisley, is
visiting his sister Mrs. James White.
The oyster supper and concert in
Miller's ball on Tuesday evening, giv-
en by .the Ladies of St. Pauls church,
was a euccegs in every particular,
Mr. Fred Bengeugh has purchased
several lots from Mrs. Gilchrist.
Mrs. J. B. McArbhur is visiting rel-
atives and friends in northern points.
FOR OVjtSIX YT 1ZARB
AN OLD AND WsLL-TN,en RsrsZDY.—Mrs
Winslow'for
over sixty ey�rhby mIljons of mothere fforbeen rttheir
children while teething with perfect succe a.
it pooches the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain cures wind colic. and is the best remedy
for Diarrhtsa. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold
by drrungpg�tis�ts In every part of the world. 25
mates bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be
sere and take Mrs Winslow's soothing
Syrup and see tor no other kind.
CENTIRA (.iA
•
Mr. Charlie McDonough. of Hunts -
Ville. is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Brownie nAdrows.
Miss Addison, of Norwich, is the
guest of her sister , -Mrs. Nelson
Hicks.
Mr. \Wilbor ]licks left on Thurs-
day for Moose Jaw after a pleasant
visit avith his parents here.
Mr. Farrel, ++ileo has rented Mr.
Thomas Essery's (arm moved in last
week.
Mr. Wm. Elliott tchipped n ear -
load of horses for Alberta on Mon-
day.
Miss Sarah Neil is visiting friends
in London.
IT ifEALS THE LUNGS.
1Vlecn the antioptic vapor of '•Ca.
tarrhozone" is inbalced it spreads
through the breathing organs,
carrying healing and health to the
sore shots. An irritable throat "Ot-
tar.rhozone" turret in fico .minutes,
bronchitis it toothem instantly, weak
lungs are 'fed and quickly nourish-
ed back to health. To be free from
colds and coughs, to avoid catarrh
and bronchitis—use Catarrhozono;
it is prescribed by more than twen•
talone hand nuseddibyrtheis in America
people oil nine
AlfIGIA.
SEXSMiTiI
Revive! 111(01 tnq etre being' 1' in-
tinued in the church this week. }rev.
Going, of Exeter, took albirge of the
mer '
stn s
l) 1
K n .
!o a
nd
. 11c
cl e
y n s a
d
Frill ,y evenings list week and yRev.
sledd, of )iensill on Tuesd.iy even-
ing of last week.
Mr. Joseph Northcott, who cut
his foot about three weeks ngo, while
chopping wood is getting along
nicely.
atarrh
Is a constitutional disease
tin $ in impure blood
treatment actingttbro
and purifying thblood i�or
Its and permanent
awe. Be sure to take
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Nasal and other local forms of catarrh
are quickly relieved by Cstaryiets,
which shay inflammation and deodorise
e.
's Sarsaparilla, ail druggists, $1.
Cataracts, mail order only,
for isstirwlaiais of remarkable awes
lead for our Rook on Catarrh. No. 4.
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rms and soothes the affect-
ed parts, draws out the irritation
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al(he patient caseorno :rubbing. No linimenteconomilce and sere. Nearly fifty
PO
years In use and tho demand im-
mensely greater every day 1 Nervl-
line.
SUBSCRIBE FOZZ THE TIMES.
AlOOItl:sV ILLI•;
There died at the fatuity residence
111 ilooresviJle, ltiddulph, the ba -
loved wisp of Mr. \\'illium Kelley,
aged 58 years. She was universally
respected and esteemed in the com-
munity in which she lived for her
kind disposition. There also died
nt his hoano in Biddulph on Friday,
Feb. 23rd, Robert Blackwell, aged 50
years.
The following ++us copied from the
Cass City. Dliahigan, paper: "M r.
Levi Whipple. of Ellington townsleip
Miolrig:in, has just received n strange
relic from Clandeboye, Canada, being
no from than his daughters marriage
License; that had rested stately in
the J'ara>n's house until that struc-
ture wee destroyed by the tornado
List June that wrought such des•
trustion to renin property here. This
interesting document was earraed
over one hundred miles by the storm
and .eftc:rwards picked up on the
farm of Mr. David Collins of Clan-
deboye. Middlesex county. Ontario,
who kindly ,forwairded the interesting
document to its owner, Mr. W:hlpple,
Cass City, Ditch., It will be remem-
bered beat this storm occurred at the
time the farm buildings of Mr. Bobs.
Atkinson and sever 11 of his neighbors
outbuildings ,were destroyed by a
wind storm in Biddulph township,
Middlesex, Ontario.
Iz1.IMV11,1,1:
Mr. Orville Snell, of Lond,n,
ited his parents over' Sunday.
Dir. and Mrs. Win. Snell attended
the silver w•cd,fing of J. K. 'Felker
at lienfryn last week.
r -
cats in\ tho Go'Jt-richfor t�ttel her p
rceuple �iof
weeks, returned home list 1'ri,liy.
Mr. Jahn Wright ,oak charge n(
the services in the chureh here lust
Su
eels
vmo Wrightrnn�
Mr. i
r R
r v.
recently ;appointed a local niInister.
itis sermon w.Is gro-itly apprrci•ited
by the congregittiou.
A few of the Kirk toil boys %v le in
this vicinity one ev:n•ng recenily
/fuming sl►arnew•s. We understand
the bays in Kirkton iv, ve rteJectea
aides t•a wens a the most sparrows,
tee L'.ing Fido to pay far an oyster
'-upper. Why c.on't our boys do the
one and get rid of no little treats
li•hich aernuelly destr: r considerate
vert:,Laf
11'e are sorry to toy that Mr9. 1.
Illrtis is in pcor hetrlth ,t preen,:.
Miss Mabel .:elms entcrtabiel
reeeeso of her friends on \Vednpsd ty -
owcning.
+o,. Johns c<'('1.'•,•,1 his 82nd
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Thc Loo CroGkGrij 6o'&
NEW GOODS FOR SPRANG.
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
is a positive cure for all those painful
aliments of women. It will entirely
cure the worst forms of Female Coni -
FTaints, Inflammation and Ulceration,
alling and Displacements and con
sequent
u-
Hartyadaptedd toethe e�(ha Change of , and is L e.
It 'will surely cure
Backache.
ft has cured more eases of Female
Weakness than any other remedy the
world has ever known. It is almost
infallible in such cases. It dissolves and
expels Tumors in an early stage of deve-
lopment. That
Bearing.down Feeling,
causing pain, weight and headache, is
'as tantly relieved and permanently cured +t
by its use. Under all circumstances!
it acta in hannony with the female system. j
It corrects.
Irregularity,
Stt
pptrasec{ or Painful Periods, Weakness
of the Stomach, Indiggestion, Bloating
Nervous Prostration, headache, General
Debility. Also
Dizziness, Faintness,
Extreme Lassitude, " don't -care " and
„
LP
ant- -
to t1a•1
eft- I
a cue ' feeling, excit-
ability, irritability, nervousness, glee
t
v
oagnes,
flatulency,
melancholy
or p
" blues," and backache. Thesaro sure
Indications of Female Weakness, some
derangement of the organs. For
l(idney Complaints
and Backache of tither sex the Vegetable
Compound is unequalled.
You can write Mrs. I'inkhatn about
yourself in strictest confidence.
LYDIA R Manna MEL Co., Lyss, iUs•,.
7.(11tiCII
Mr. Dennis Dersteiric and family of
Michigan arc visiting friends and ret
olives in this rici.trity at present.
Miss T. Miller, of D tshwood, spent
Sunday with her sister. Mrs. Witmer,
of the itabylon Linc.
Mr. Wm. Bender who spent the
trust three months at South )river.
returned !ionic lost Thursday.
The revival meetings which are
being canllnued in the Evangelical
church here are being well attended'
caoh evening.
Mr. V. Campion spent Sunday at
-his home in Golterie_h.
Mr. Calvin .1. %%Teams awl Hiss
Mabel llaistc, of Buffalo, N. Y., ar-
rived Monday evening to spend n few
weeks with the for•rner's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Williams.
'dr• W. S. Wilson, of l'et role t, rt
former resident of (1)10 Seeable Line
visited icl:•itives in this vicinity for
a few days last week.
Misses Nicholson and Best attend-
ed :in assembly in Seitortli Thurs-
d ie evening.
Mr. John Wagner. of Guelph. Is
visiting; rclotives and friends in and
around town at present.
The 1111ny 'friends in thi.ai venally
of Mr'.. J Icob Weide %%ell be grieved
to hear of her death, which Q. -td event
took place at her home near Dash -t
wood on Tuesday forenoon of last
week. She had been :ailing for some
time from consumption. ani although
everything possible was done, far her
it was of no (Vail. We extend our
senanatliy' to the bereaved family.
Miss M.I.ry Thiel returned to •her
orne last Thursday after a pleasant
onths' visit with relatives and
lends in• Mitchell, Stratford, Scb-
ngvllle and F'ullarton.
MissErnestine Trernnc•r, of Detroit
visiting her mother and brother
the village at present.
Mr. David end Alias Laura (tender
ft Mond iy for {fopvilie, 111., Ithere
ey intend remaining.
Mist' Nettie Well is attending the
Vinery openings in Toronto this
ek, From there she will go to
agar•I Falls where she will have
lege of the rntllinary department
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visiting friends in Exeter.
Miss Lily Tooter is visaing friend
in liatvkcville, 1Vcodst rk, Stratton
and London last week -Ind this..
(report Ills it tbit sir. .1. T,y}o,
Iris handed over the hien:: and ho
lel busines, to Itis roil 1'red, %% ht.) will
in future conduct it.
One of the time exciting' sparrow
',tarchre lave been going on in this
Bill ige during tltc gist two weeks
Ili at 0 person could f
Our new lines of various
goods are now coming in
and we are able to supply
your wants in any partic-
ular part of the crockery
trade. Our range of
Staple Goods even to
plain white is large and
our prices are very close
in all lines.
DINNER SETS Buying a Dinner Set is very im rtant on
Shape, Pattern and Design. see to it, thatpo y
g Getyou get the latest
the Best Glazing and above allget the eet Gold, get the in
get t Best Ware.you
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I not carry any set that rwee cannot recommr Set is of end toe tOlyO'tt in do
esto not
is our interest, l you. Your inter-
: STOCK PATTERNS OF DINNER '
ER S EZ S, gold by
or set, always matchable if you break anyand canthe piece
o I any sized set you wish. We carry fourten Ilnes obehe printin
ed
and white lines up to Haviland China.
97 Piece Sets, in underglaze colors, splendid body, ..... , ,
97 Piece Sets, in gold lines colors splendid body$0 00
II 07 Piece Sete, in extra trace gold, splendid bod' ... • .. • . ' 83 00
• 97 Piece Sets, in enameled colors, gold lines. splendid bod 210 00
98 Piece Sets, in enameled colors, gold lines, three platter: $12 W
98 Piece Sets, in enameled colors, gold lines
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• and up. Come and See the New' Lines,nea, three platters $1500�
: LONDON GROGKLRY GO. 84=9 Qf$tat
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2 WE PREPAY express or freight charges on all LoHases o
$10.00 or over. _ g g purchases of
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