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T M E EX E T B R 'C Y M E B. NOVEMBER 29th 1904
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STEVVART'S
GETTING READYP...
FOR
CHRISTMAS
That Happy Joyous Season.
E tell Jay finds us opening up some new line suitable for Christ-
mas presents.
Furs are One of Our Strong Lines
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e believe we sell more Furs than any house in this part of
ties county. We know we show the largest stock. We know
rel:r valueu are in your favor. We show nearly a hundred Men's
Did Women's Fur and Fur -lined Coats for you to pick from.
3S0 to $511 for Mens prime
n ttur 41 Coon Coat. absolutely
1.e•e from dye.
Ina tea $32tor Mens Brush and
S tvaarup Wallaby Fur Coats.
Every coat a beauty.
S15 lot Mens natural Warn -
bat fur coats, great value.
$13 to *2.5 for Mens natural
and black ltussian Calf fur
Coats. with natural or black
Astrachan *form collars.
$32.50 for Mena Black Beaver
ct,.at lined with Baby Wallaby
fur and collar and Reveres of
German Utter.
$45 to $55 for Ladies Fur -
lined coats, made from finest
Kersey cloth and lined with
best Caluga fur, collars and
reveres natural Opossum and
Sable.
$15 to $18 for Ladies choice
Alaska Sable Ruffs, long full
shape trituured with natural
tails .
$7.50 to $9.50 for a ovely
range of American and Isabel
la Sable Ruffs, full long lengtn
and cboice fur with tail and
cord trituntings.
Ladies Fur Jacket* from the
best makers in Canada. Per-
sian Lamb, Astrachan, Bokar-
au, Seal and Coon with natur-
al and Sable collars and re-
veres. Special values for
Christmas.
Our new China Department is admired by all lovers of fin e
art. We have China and Setni-Porcelean ware from England,
Austria. Chins and Japan. It takes the Jape to produce theft ne
dainty pieces -we show a lovely lot. tt:
30c 50c and 05c for a beautiful
lot of Jap Cream and Sugar
$1.:i5, $2 and $2 50 for speci-
al values in Jap Tea Sets the
daintiest lot, we have ever seen.
10c 15c and up to $1.25 each
for the nicest lot of fancy cups
and saucers that we have ever
shown,
$1.25 to $3.50 for a range of
Table and Fancy Lamps that
you'll wonder how we get
them.
Fancy pieces in press cut
Glass at very low prices. They
make lovely presents.
50c each for some lovely
new designs in Battenburg
centre pieces.
Men's Christmas Mufflers and Ties in the most up-to-date
styles to be found, some warm numbers, some bot ones. We
can suit all tastes.
Don't forget we are sole sealing agents for Exeter for the
famous KING HARD HAT. It leads the world.
Produce is as good as Cash
J. A. STEWART
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D1fiMONDS 11
Diamonds for those who 'ad-
mire them. and who doesn't.
We have a beautiful stock of
perfectly cut diamonds exquis-
itely set in
RINGS, PINS, and BROOCHES
Our Diamond are bought looee
uttean
everydirect atone from is soldthe wcith ars guard-
antee. We are giving special
prices on diamonds we have in
stock, but. next year they will
be higher. See our $2.1.00 dia-
mond ring, it is great value.
Optical Department =
Ever scientifically tested free.
Wedding Rings
fl• Mr6hdnd
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GOOD
CLOTHING
Da not let all the Good Chances past
you, it you are likely to need a new
Suit during the next six months you
will be doing youself a favor by getting
It now.
Take Advantage
of our Special Discount of
TWENTY I'l:lt CENT.
WE DON'T
Tty to fit a Man into a ready-
made Suit, we make the Suit
to Fit the Man and to fit him
as if it were his own Suit -not
a borrowed one. If You want
to twee the reputation of be-
ing a correct dresser let L'S do
thea Tailoir•ng for you. and you
will ever be sure of good Ma-
terials good Fit. Special Work-
manship and petfect finish.
'1'H. ('o,rncil will rn.ei_ Friday even
ing.
Revs. Martin and Going exch-anged
pulpits last Sunday morning.
Mr. orad ilre. Jeff Fisher and child
ren ere vi.aiting in llrantford.
Mitis Wickett. of London, is visit -
ins at the home of Rev. Going.
1', Itawden is having his rink wired
and will use electricity the roning
winter instead of oil damps.
Mrs. A. .1. ford and son Charlie,
returned Jest Thursday after a visit
with relatives in Paris, Ont.
Will Dignan is looking after Mr
Ogden's blacksmith shop ut Whalen.
during the illness of the latter.
t Mr. Art Snell, who was working
in Melbourne during the past eurn-
'tner returned home l•mt Thursday.
Miss May Wood returned homes oaf
Saturday after a pleasant visit wltt
Ler uncle Dr. J. W. lIarriston of
Det ro i tt
Mr. James Dont Cron, of Toron tca
was the guest of his sisters, has.
Collins and Mise Itonthron from
Friday to Monday.
LOST. -A rain coat, gereeai:;h col-
or. with velvet collar on Thursdse
evening, Nov. 15th. Finder kind.,
leave at T'itues office.
The choir of the tPresbyterian
church furnished the music at the
tea -meeting at the Kippen Yrcabyt
terian church last Monday evening.
Albert l)outae, who learned ,rt he
trade of h:s.rnesauraking with, 1dr.
l'etcr 1•'r:gyne, died at Bolton, a
small place rte•:ar To.r.outo on Nov.
0th, of typhoid fc•t•er. Mr. 1)oupc
was a memlr'r of the I. O. O. F. :tad
leaves :a wife ..and six children.
The Nitorars. smith Isrox., who for
Fereral months conducted the '3cn•
eral store at thea North end, known
a4 she Hay iaostoffioe, made an es-
rsignrnent East week to The London
& Western Trusts Company, of Lon-
don. for 1 he .,►'ne- .11 tren;'fit of
their rets cl:torr, A meeting of the
Creditor.+ will bo held in London on
Wednesday l)ecerntmr 5th, to .re-
ceive a Fl:aternnnt of affair; and to
appoint inspectors for flim.' ordering
of .the affair:, of the estlte,
The December session of 'the Ilur-
on County Council will open at Gode-
rich on Tue'd:ay next. This will bei ce
the last r,esslon held tinder the art
passed in 1597. providing for Coun'y
Councillors from 4liNt riot a. finder
the nese act reseed by the last les-
Isl iture, the council is to be come
Posed of the reeves of .the eovera l
Municipalities and u deputy, where
there are a thousand voters on the
lisr and an additional deputy, for
every additional thousand voters.
Under t he ;act which ex Wed prior
to 1N97, the council anmprieed the
reeves, with a deputy ,added for ev-
ery 500 on the list.
Market Report.-Tbs following la
the report of tsetse markets. sot-
rected up to November 22nd.
Wheat 68 to 70 cents ,per bushel
Oats. 34e. per bushel.
Barley. 43 R. 45 cents per busthel.
1'eas. 75e. to 78c. per bushel.
Shorts;, $20 per ton.
Flour, $2 per awl.
Aran, $18 per ton.
d y, $8 to $10 per ton.
Potatoes. 95 cents tier
Feted Flour, $1.20 to $1.25 per cwt.
Beans. $1.30 per bushel.
Clover seed, $7 to $8.50 per bus.
Butter, 22c. p .r pound.
Edge. 22c. per dozen.
Hogs. dressed, $7.50 per cwt.
hors, fiveweit^ht, $5.50 per cwt.
('o.a1, $7,00 per ton.
Lora° or:'ons, 60o sa bushel.
Chicken, 9c. per pound.
Bents. 7c per pound.
Duch-, 10c. per pound.
Gre,.. 9c. per pound.
Turkeys, 13c. per pound.
Dried Apples. 50. per pound.
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LOCALS
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Four weeks to Christmas.
Miss+ Book visited fr minis in (;cxie,
rich Sunday,
Mr. Ned Hall's former residcnse in
the North tents was torn down last
week.
J. N. Howard is supplying !the wa-
ve! for 't he tannins factory build.
in's.
• Mrs. Sh;addock entertained a
number of her lady friends on Tue
day afternoon.
Messrs, A. Dow and A, E. Tennant
returned Tuesday from the Northwest
Couuty Warden Spacktnan on Mon-
day sold bis driver to a Seaforth gen-
tleman at a fancy figure.
Mr. Thomas Handford. who •w•n
sotrfined to hiss home t hrourh, illness
is able to be out.
Mrs. Marshal? and Walter Puml.
eh rey Tel urned home from the
Northwest Saturday.
Owing to !the illness of 'Miss Wal-
d ru nd, there w a s no school In her
room un Wednesday.
miss Cora Fowell pleasantly en-
tertained a number of young ladies
eta Wednoe,day evening.
Mi,s Flsey and Mrs. E. tflrenner,
Lf Sbipka, were the goats of Mr.
:mid Mrs. H. •Could on Sunday.
Mr. J. N. Howard is building a new
house on `Main tercet south of the
Coven Presbyterian church.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Oke leave to
day for Seaforth, where they will
till after Ch.nietmas-
Mrs. J. Millar, who spent the past
two yea rn► In -Manitoba, returned
hone Tuesday !Horning.
Gladrnan & Stanbury love 'glveo
up their lease of their present offi-
ces and will move into anew quartor•y
Ma dor Willie Snell, who. was op-
erated on a couple of weeks ago
for appendioites, is gaining his health
rapidly.
Shareholders of the York County
Loan will receive a first dividend of
20 cent:; on -the dollar, some time
next year, according to Oho liquida-
ter.
\Ve recommend our readers to sub-
,, scribe to She Farmer's Advocate an$
Home Magazine, the best tagricu)-
tural journal in Americo. The
Times and Farmer's Advocate ,from
now till Jan. 08. $2.21
Mr. John A. Gregory, eon of Thos
Gregory, of Exeter and 1)r, elpa.rlind
of North B:ittletord have Vurchaaeci
he North Battleford Ness'; and tare
negotiating for tbo pur.chars° of the
newspaper published at Lloyd Min.
ter.
Mr. John Herbert, who recently
bad his barn destroyed by fire, on
Monday received Orono the London
!tilutus! Fire As:-uraance Company
through its agent, Mr. Thos. iI'isla-
cr, $100, the s arount of the insur-
a nce.
Ibe annual bazaar under tbe;
auspices of the Ladies Guild of the
Trivit t Memorial church wi4t be ,held
in the Town Hall on Friday, Det;. 7.
Afternoon tea from 3 to 6. Even, -
int Bazaar and progranyrne frond 7.30
to 10. Adtuis,si,on to each. 10 ocnte
Miss Olive Hooper, c.[ town, •a
graduate of %than Victor, i.t hospital,
London, 'hoe been appointed Matron
of one of the wards in the Brandon
hospital. Miss Ilooper is spending a
short time with tear aunt 'Mrs. W. G
Itissett, prior to assuming 'hoer new
position.
Mr. W. S. Howey r.old his tre.i-
denstie on Main Street to Mr. John
11. Scot t, the now p roprietor of the
creamery. Mr. Scott takes possession
about the middle of December and
Mr. Ilowey has +rented 'the shourrt on
\Viitiatn Street, formerly occupied by
M r. Thos. ?Beset t, sr,
The Ladies Aid Society of Cavcn
l'resbyterlan church purpose holdins
a social and tale of 'useful and fancy
articles in Senior's ball on Friday
evenin,t, Nov. '30th from five to
nine o'clock. Refresbnaents will be
served and a short program of mu-
sic. The public are cordially in-
vited to attend.
The by-law to loan $40,000 ,to the
North Midland •Eleot,ric {Rai lava,'
(.'t,rnt►any was defeated at 8t. Dlaryj
'S:,tut day by a majority to! three
vo:cs. It is r.. id a recount of the
b.►Ilot ; will be asked, and should It
be found that the by -taw did not re-
ive a niajority a move ;will be
Use Nowey's "Cream of
Roses" for Roughness of
the :kin so Troublesome
we w Taman 'at this Time of the Year.
:Merchant Tailor. Only 25c. a Bottle.
'nide to have it submit ted to the
ra t e pa y-c.r s *a fecond time, and in
case the by-law is defeated •a second
time, the road instead of going o;aet
from Lucan. may be e:urried north
foal %CFt touching at Exeter. Clin-
ton and \\•inaharn.
Anna Ileid, the :ac•trera, ism bc•in;
sued by a Chicago firm for $3,549.17
for We, ring ot►t.at-e I, itrcihnPfd by
her three years ago. The bill ina-
tisuies the following articles: I'.
sol, 8225; forret $7.50; .corset Coo;
yellow bathing (quit $45 ; white lei t h-
ing suit, $32 ; red la" ' - suit $33;
corn -colored silk a'• -:.75 ; blue
bithing suit, $28; • . Birt bathing
suit $22.50: light blue bathing puit,
$'.Q: pair bloomers $8.50; pair home
$1,75: pair hose $2; psis' ho.a• $4 : e
pair hose $5; two pair hose $7; r•Air
hors, $2; 46 peire bloomer, $180.
CoiddLOOTOZILZAIL.
Don the TM MN Ye, tln* Alga MO
Siusin
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BIG SALE OF
100 Men's suits 150 Boy's suits
150 Men's overcoats 100 Boy's overcoats
75 prs. odd pants.
All the above named clothing is new goods, (No trash)
All made in latest fashion and of good materials, (Tweeds
and worsteds). Trimmings the very best,
Sults
.�tass�....
UTNE OLD RELIABLE
He Gives Twice
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Regular Price $12.00 Sale Price $9.25.
•' $10.00 o $8.25.
$ 8.00 $ 6.90.
• • $ 6.00 " 2 4.75.
Overcoats
Regular Price $15.00 Sale Price $12.00.
•' •12.00 • • * 095.
$10.00 " a R.;,':,.
• • $ 8.00 •' g 0.75,
Odd Pants
Regular Price $ 3.25 Sale Price $ 2.50.
" 2.75 Sale Price 2.00
•• 2,00 Sale Price 1.50
" 1.50 Sale Price 1.00
SNELL & ROWE
John
War) in
Miss
f riends
home.
Tonr.ance, Liot'lntie
town on Tuesday.
L. Fear, who was
in Stratford. has
Inspector,
visiting
;ret urned
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ky'dd, of UAL
borne, returned Monday from a 'two
months' trip to the Nsxrthtteit,
Mr. John McIntyre, at the meeting
of the Masonic lodge Monday night
presented that body with three aprons
for investure of candidates. Mr. Mc-
Intyre is not a member of the local
lodge and the presentation was made
to show his appreciation of the many
k;ndnesses shown him by the Exeter
• Lodge.
In another column will be fou
a notice sto creditors edvertiseme
re Samuel 1'arkin.on, late of t
Township of ilsbornc. Mr. J'arki
son was for years a resident of U
borne and in November 1896 left t
parts unknown. He did not oonfi
in any person where he intended
ing ;►nd as far as is known no 're
con can be assigned for .hie Budde
disappearance. It is tt bought
some that lie went to Utah. bu
a search hos been made
for him, no trace has ever been
ili
found. As he left an etitate his rel
atives Pomo weeks ago made applisa-
tion •t o the Cou i; i y Judge to have
him declared legally dead. Thi..e pe-
tition was t;r nted by Judge Doyle
and the cat-•te; will now be divided
among tthe heirs;,
nd
nt
1)e
n-
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or
do
as•
n
by
Nature's Remedies
can now be obtained at
Cole's Drug Store
We have secured the agency and
the people of Exeter and vicinity
are now able to buy these first-
class remedies without having to
send away for them,
Nature's Remedies
comprising a full line of household
medicinal necessities.
Manufactcred By
The A. H. Lewis Medicine Co
St, Louis -- U. S. A.
ask for samplee-
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Cole's Drug Store
Special Agents
ut Mrs. John Mallett, Sr., idied on
Wednesdayfrom typtuornho.nid fg, ever afteatr athe weekage's
nese
of 50 years. The deceased was born
in Devonshire. England, and came to
this country about 90 years ago. She
is survived by her husband and son,
John Mallett:, Jr,, t!o^ b-vt.ugrt).
Thos. Brock, Exeter and Geo. Brock
of Oshawa, The funeral will take
place on Friday at 1 o'clock, interment
being in Ezeter cemetery.
Mrs. John A. Hey wood, OM of
Exeter's most esteemed residents
died at her treriidenco on Simco
street, Tuesday Novemb•?ar 27th at
the advanced age of 77 years and 0
menthe. The doceased was born in
Devonshire, England, whore she and.
her husband swore married. About
26 years ago with their ,family they
came to Canada first .nettling In
Oshawa. They renngined in Osab.owa
about four gears •and then moved to
hullerton, residing 'there nbout six
years, and toast ern years ago /hook
up ,their residence in Exeter, rwhorc,
they have resided evor sisio.e, The
deceased in *survived by her husband
and the following children; William,
of St. Thomas; Mrs. A. Deering
Stephen, Mrs, F. Mellott, St. Thomas
Mrs. M. Eilber, Chicago, and Mrs. 8.
Simpson, Fallarton. 'Mrs. Iieywood
was; n Methodist and was a member
of the James Street church. The
funeral will be held from cher late
residence F'briday afternoon at two
o'clock, irtterment being in the Exo
ter cemetery.
"Money, how to mako it and how
tc► rave it" was th•' theme of Rev.
E. A. Fear's discourse on Sunday
evening hast. '1'Iv Itcv. gentleman
handled his subject well and wee lia-
tsened so attentively. Ile impressed
noon hi hearers that ono
..lrould giv/e his tithe or ten per cent,
to the Lord, that tipo Lord expected
it, and recited numersuae eases, where
1114w' who Irel given freely were suc-
cessful in tsusinoss. **The late tato
il:arelonalct, who wcaa one of Toronto's
tnost successful merchant's" said Mr.
Fear, "alw,1ys; kept an account in
his lesser for the Lord, rind attrib.
tired his ssulee(qs in n large naco_sure
to that rcaeon." Some people think
1 hr l.e;rtl can t•:;•it until their other
debts are p iitl, :and a good many
keep in debt all •ile lino to ,-et
en' of t he payment of the debt duo
'!'hers again there are others
who r -.aa •i,t(r !teem and Brent in the
arrsount ;which alwukd be 'paid to the
good a a 1,c, and when a balance U
struck the Lord's short is often very
li! Ile o; nnthin The °hurrah :was
well fitt'ct ;And Hints, who attended
weer•;• t, r11 t►!e;ts;t;1 t'.1t h it he arentark,i
of the Mini:iter. itev. Fear stated
that he didn't talk money to hi+
rUnrPg it 1911 very often. but ai the
anniver.:-ry ,.errieee will be °,'td
next Stingily ;anti it ?Amount of $300
1; no cdc,l by the Tr uet co board,he
I.Xi"ctetl lib' 1 dona_tions from the
rric•rntrnr, of the church,
The
Old
Way
To
Cure
a
('old
The /row way, take HO%VRY'$
"CURE -A -COLD capsules, only 2k.
abox.
The .first rneetin.,; in the interests
of (the proposed extension .of the
Frnbro and St. hiarys branoh of the
C. P. R. teat of St. Marys, was 'held
nt Kirkton last week. Mr. Donis. of
It:snnock, one of the directorii ad-
dressed the mecttin,;, and .stated that
the company would extend the lines
sweet. provided a right of sway 15
granted by the different Muni;ipali•.
tie,.. The right of way iaae been
secured Lrom Embro to St. hfarys
and the town of St. Marys Wary pass-
ed a by-law to c_aiy41i
o e Amount
necesiiary dor the tniglrtt of way
through the town. It ia y)osseiblo if
the municipalities we=t of St. Marys
will give the right of way the road
will run through the township of
Illanshard, the village of Kirkton,
township of Urborne,
passing
through I:limville ;and \VinchelsaeaA,
the will.a5e of Exeter and the town-
ship of Stephen. The cast for
such purpose through the townships
has .been estimated at 81000 a mile
rind through Exeter :about $5000.
At the Kirkton meeting ;a commit-
tee was appointed to confer with the
railroad officials :and obtain de-
tails where the road will run rind
on what terms. It i:a expected. iu et-
ings will be held in the rrs':ir future
:it different places to .find out wise.
Cher the pawls want tis• ;road or
not. There tw;a:, nearly 200 people
preprint at the Kirkton /meeting and
the sentiment tsars strong in the de-
sire to assist the new project.
GENT?ItAI. NEWS
it has been rumored that :the 1.
Eaton Company, of 'Toronto, will
establish branches ut London tied
Chatham. -
Lawyer Altnrt T. Patrick, of New
York, under !sentence of death dor
the murdor of Win. Marsh itice, has
won his fi;ht for life. Ile will not
be scent to the electric chair. He.
fore Gov, lliggins gives up ibis office
us; chief executive of the state he
will sign a commutation of the
de,a:h sentence. Life imprisonment
will be Patrick's faue.
C7 AL Xi or CD NIL .
Bars the _ jlM IMI YM Mrs Alto s befit
et
GItnMAI TY
Mr. :and Mr,.. Wools Wet" to tests
o;f Mr. ,.n,1 Mrs. ilcColloctr i.rbt
week.
1McLachl.rn, who waw ill ler n
few days last week is Is tier.
A little baby boy came at o the
bonne of Mr. It. G. Hoeg A rt h last
week. Roth mother and baby nut,
well.
The irrt'ikes ;It rrorllarty were
largely attended .stingily last, both
mornins and evening. The tteathai
W 1 s nee and the souls were A. J.
Miss Maggie Wilson, of lis tattoo'.
1 t h ['Iciest of Mr. Wilson.
Miss 7'ean McKclllr spent Sunday
at home.
We quietly give our eustsiners lowest values.
FURS FURS FURS
We still have some good ti'alues in Furs. Il► ladie and
gents Ful' Lined Coats we bave a few nice ones left ea
our choice line of Ruffs in Sable, Black Fox, Op�suui &Mild
Coon with Muffs to match, A choice line of Ful and Clot
Caps. A few of those Reversable Men's Working Coats
left, just the thing for this sort of weather. Don't forget
that we still carry the Astoria Shoe which bas no equal for
style and durability.
In Crockery wo have a fine collection on hand. We
make a specialty in Dinner Sets.
Highest Price paid for Produce.
CARLING BROS.
Your Future Assured
'A savings account in The Sovexeign Bank
makes you happily indepenclent of the
future, which keeps .you from worry in
the presegt. Open a savings account to -clay.
Deposits of from $1.00 and upwards
received. Interest paid 4 times a year..
lie Soverelgn Bank of Canada
CRI3DITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETER.
JOSEPH SNELL, Manager. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors
Western Real Estate
Exchange, Limited.
78 Dundas St., London
gave you a f a.rfn that you want'
to sell? Write for our terns* of sel-
ling property. \'Ie have the moat
complete method of advertising and
selling property in Canada. Do you
J want to tuy a farm or business
property in any part of Ontarint?
Send for oar list. We have some
bargains.
TURKEYS WANTED
We want to buy your Tur-
keys and will pay the highest
Corn 1 Corn!
We have just received a car
of old Corn of excellent quali-
ty which we are selling at
reasonable prices.
Exchange
We will be pleased to ex-
change corn for Oats, Barley
Peas or Wheat. We lihndle
all kinds of Grain.
inarket price, Write for par-
ticulars and state how many
you have.
The Canada Poultry & Produce
Co., Limited, Stratford, Ont.
i am paying this week
for
Wheat - 70c
Oats - 34c
Barley 43 to 45c
Full stock of Lime and
Cement always on
hand.
Richard Seldon
Exeter, Centralia
and Clandeboye
IMPORTED
SUITINGS
We call your atten-
tion to our large stock
of imported Suititigs.
The best offerings from
English and Scotch
mils, representing the
most fashionable weav-
es and fabrics.
i
HARVEY BROS.
EXETER, ONTARIO.
GRAND TRUNK SYs E �''
The Mineral Springs of St.
Catharines, Mt. Clemerl's, and
Preftoii
are famous. Why not spend
a few dart at one of these
pointe? All situated on the G.
T. R. Hotel nc•corrrodation
ottgood; rates reasonable,
Ontario Provincial Winter
Fair $2.80. to Guelph and re-
turn.
Tickets good going Dec. 8th to
14th inclusive, valid to return
until Dec. 17th. Pullman sieep-
et for Ottawa leaves Toronto
daily 111,15 p m.
For tickets and full information stag
on
J. J. KNIGIHT, Depot Ticket Agent
J. D. McDONALD,
District Passenger Agent, '1 irooto
WIotGr term opals
JANUARY 2nd.
Here are tromp of the recent rec-
ords made by the
BLUM
TORONTO, OW.
Out of the last 250 calla fro
business flans we have 81'ed fif-
teen of the positions. We had
no one else ready to send. We
have also had 81 calls for husi•
nese college teachers- 101 ex -
students of other business col-
leges or shot thalIA schools were
enrelteiI here during the last tao
hpure. We believe we have the
iest. rc mmerci*l •rhool in (;ane -
da. We thoroughly a:ossify our
-d or cat -
e' to -day students Wr
it to f
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Merchant Tailor ++++t+++++++++i.•�.. ++++++
slot{ tip.
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Cor. Yung* and Alrzander Si.,