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i' eE X E T I R 'L l bli 8 AUGUST Stb 1907,
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STEWART'S
Direct
From one )f the finest potteries in England
"S. Fielding & Co." three large packages of the
finest toilet sets we have ever shown. They come
in Imre white with gold tracing, -pure cream
with gold tracing, and white and cream body with
fancy colored and gold decorations. We would
like you to call and see just what nice goods they
are.
$3.90 -The Grecian a pttm wtp
set, gold raehiteed,10tall eliiecete shapeToilet
large roll basin.
$4 -.50 -The Dane a rich cream 10 piece Toilet Set
gold traced and stippled. Large
swell shape. deep oval basin, with heavy roll edge.
f . 0;=The Saxon pure creates 10 piece Toilet, Set
�• gold lined and stippled, new octa-
gon shaep, deep full round basin with heavy roll
edge. The choicest cream colored Toilet ;Set we
have ever shown,
$3.50= -Blue Riga white ground 10 piece Toilet Set
with rich cohault blue decorations
gold lined -a dandy.
$4.50= -Tudor cream ground 10 piece toilet set. lovely
litho flowers in natural colorings with
gold shadings. new oval basin with large heavy
roll edge.
$5.50- - Bath
create ground 10 piece Toilet Set, new swell
shape, natural floral decorations in pink,
blue and hello. new oval basin, swell roll edge.
$6.75 --Trent
creamy white ground 10 piece Toilet Set,
new tall full shape, very neat small floral
decorations, rich gold tracing, new oval basin. The
finest set we have ever shown.
30 Different Lines We show thirty dif-
ferent lines in Toilet
Secs ranging in price from $1.50 to $6.75. They
code to us direct from the potteries in Great
Britain. The saving in middle inen't profit will
be all yours if yoi' buy from us.
J• A. STEWART
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-Miss Nina Kinsman is visiting
A Successful 1 friends
riends in St. Thomas.
-Mr. Melvin 8outhcott :s spend-
ing the week at the Brnd.
\'ecIdiiig Mr. Tota Carlini; will leave Mon
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Is impossible without the help
a jewdtry store.
Try to think what such an affair
would be without the presents.
Try to imagine the rrng,ees, giftless
wedding.
It's unthinkable.
day for Owen Sound for a couple of
weeks' outing.
-Mrs. Nelson Northcott, Str:►t•
of ford is here vi -Siting her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Cicero Aldw•orth.
GIANT TRIPLETS "Currency"
"Bobs" and 'Stag' Chewing Tobaccoes
in big plugs. Quality always the
same.
-Mrs. [fodgert, sr., upon whom
Drs. \Vishert and Browning perform
cd a serious operation, is rapidly re-
covering.
-Mrs. John Treble and Miss Vio-
let, of Exeter, and Mrs. A. Loadman
and children, of Winnipeg, are camp•
in at the Bend.
MISS Jean Ballantyne was called
to her }!.cute in Farquhar this week
owing to the illness of her father
James Ballentine.
-Mr. Alf. (licks, of the nth Gc,n.
Usborne was attacked and trampled
on by an infuriated beast last Mon-
day. Several ribs were broken, but
he is progressing favorably.
-Civic holiday, lets see when was
it' Oh, yes some time just after the
winter was over. We tnu�n't let
such a thing occur again. This is
the time of year for a 1 ey off loom
work.
-The children of the Main Street
Methodist Sunday School and their
friends had a delightful picnic in A.
lioz;per's grove last Friday afters -non
Prizes were awarde' for races, etc.,
and each event %% aft hotly cunteeted.
So you would find it hard to get
along without us at such a time.
We have i great big interesting
array of gift articles.
And the beauty of it is that the
!majority of them are anything but
expensive.
We euftgeet Silverware, Clock..
Fancy China, Etc.
Call and take a good look through.
A. MARCHAND
JEWN.LER.
MillE To
DRESSING WELL
is an art and the man
who has his clothing
made to measure has
found the key to that
art. Each garment that
• we make for you has
that air of individuality
so touch sought after by
the fashionable man.
You aro sero of Comfort,
Ease and Elegance
too:Sultin>ts to hand
at prices away down
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Market Report. -she following is
the report of Eset.r markets. cor-
rected up to August 8th., 1907.
Wheat, 80 to r.5 cents per bust::l.
Barley 45 to 50 cents per bushy:.
Oats 41 cents per bushel.
Peas, 60 to 70 cents per bushel.
Shorts. $24 per ton.
Fic;ur $2.50 per cwt.
Bran, *20 p.9- ton.
1't*d Flour $1.40 to $1.15 per cwt.
Butter. 17 cents 1•a•r pound.
Eggs, 15 cents per dozen.
I[e,Ks, drisst.d, r,'9 per cwt.
Hoge, live•„Might. $6.85.
Hay $11 to $11.50 Per etc^.
Clover seed. *8 to $10 per bushel.
Potatoes. 75c. to 90c. per bag.
Dried Apples. 6c. per pound.
(`oat. $7 :a ton. .
'Wool, washed. 20e to 22o per lb.
\Vool, unwashed. 12c ,to 13c. a lb.
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LOCALS
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8. Fitton. issuer of marriage li-
censes, also complete line of 'wed-
ding rings always on hand.
--Miss 1'. Northcott, of Ifamiltoa,
i- visiting friends around Exeter.
-Mfr. and Mrs. A. E. Bennett, ot.
Loudon, are visiting relatives tin
tu1.to a •
-Mr. Nelson Vale, of Lcctdon, is
visiting his parents at thoNortt i
Ertl.
-Mr. \\•r.:. Armstrong, of 3ml;z
City, Mich., is. viiting his brother
Irvine.
-Mr. ([ugh McDonald. of Essex,
is visiting his brother Mr. J. 1t.
McDonald.
-Mr. Frank Ilawden, of Londect,
is visiting his tlarents Mr. and Mrsl.
1'. Bawdl;n.
-Mr. Art Wood, of London, is the
guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
John
-Mr. Abe Davis of Londgn, spent!
Tuesday with his .t►arent5 Mr. and
Mrs. \\'m. Davis.
Master Wilfred Stewart returned
Thursday night after spending two
weeks at the Bend.
-Miss Pearl Bissett, of Crediton,
apc•nt a few days last week the guest
of Mrs. Sant. Eaton.
-Messrs. \V. W. Taman and .1. \V.
Broderick returned Saturday lifter a
week's outing at the Bend.
-Mr. Case (toward, W110 Itala been
holidaying at Grand Bend, returned
to his home 'here, last Sunday.
-Mr. \V. H. Gregory, of Stratford,
Is visiting at the home of ,!tits parents
fdr. and Mrs. Thos. Gregory.
-Miss Jennie Cockwell, of Cleve-
land, Ohio, spent It portion of last
week 'the guest of Mrs. .1. Gill.
-Mr. and Mrs. 'Wilson, of London,
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.
D. Clarke during the past week.
-Mr. Milton Bissett, of Toronto,
visited his grandfather, Thos. Bissett
sr., a few days during the: post ‘v&k.
-Mr. John Thompson, formerly
manager for Bawden & McDonnell
was in town a few days during !net
week.
-Wellington \Vestcott, cf Poter
boro, who was visiting his utotic
here returtts:•d to his 'home last fiat
u rd:r y.
Miss Evelyn Carling, student at St
Luke's hospital, New York, arrive
home last wbek for a two weeks
vacat ion.
For Quality and Quantity ask you
dealer for the new big plugs o
-Boles."•'Stag," end Cnrtency chew
ingtobaccoes.
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-Mr. and Mrs. Ce.a. Grant. of Win_
nipeg, 'who have been visiting tl}:
latter's parents for some time, left
Thursday for their thorny.
-Mr. George Eacrett arrived in
town on Wednesday of last week and
will visit his another, -Mrs. Geo:
Eatrt'tt, for a few weeks.
-August Guhr has !secured :a con-
tract for dredging north of Strati -
ford. and last week moved his dredger
to the point of operation.
- 11ra. I. Ilisset t a''1 child. e lw
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs+.
TI: . Bissett, jr.. left Saturday for
5. ra t ltroy to jc,in Mr. Ii'ssett.
Mrs. Itogerss and tern 'Leonard, of
Listowell. and Dr. Follick, of St.
Marys, were the gu. 9ts of Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. l'ollick last Sunday.
- Mr. and M rs. .lances Iionthron,
of lle.nsall and Miss Smith, of Ciders
ich, were the guests of Mrs. l'ollir,s
and Visas !tont hron hist Sunday.
-Messrs. Alt. ai'd John Salter, of
London, and Gc,., Salter, of L. ndoi,,
and far►tilu•o, w•Cie the guts of Mr.
John Salter during the past ev k.
-Mr. Roger Crocker, cd Toronto,
arrived in town Friday night nisi
will visit his parents for sovera1
days. Mrs. Crocker P. Fon are alfe
here.
-Misses Vera Rowe and Mary
Mack left 00 Saturday morning for
London. where they will take a
course in the \Veste•rn 1htisittCls Cul •
legs•
-Me a rs. !tow • & Atkinson are < r-
ect1ng a very fine dweliin, at the
corner of Main and Minot ettreets,
w•her'e the old Molso't's hank former-
ly stood.
-Mr. and titre. Jury Dickson, Ines
Mrs. Thos. Terry and two daugh-
ters, of London, are the guests of
r. and llr•. Wm. Davis at the
N . h End.
-Mise Janet Brow n, of Jones &
('lark left last w<ok on her holiday..
IMP will spend a portion of the timer
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Durdle
at Rrus!s.•1s.
-Mins May Gill, 'who was visiting
here for some weaeks left last Friday
for !girl pton, where she will remain
until her school opens at Fort
in September.
-The Mi,.es Dickson and Lothar:
of Seafortb, Mrs. Whimster. of Aur•
ora and Miss W. W. Coulter, of Ott -
lawn were the guests oL Mrs. D.
Johns hist we'e'k.
Mr. Tho.. Cameron will be in Ex•e-
ter ev•'ry Saturday after:to: r: to
make arrangements wit!' thc.'e e%tic
w•;r1 to hare n e t,e cf pro1,^sty.
stcx-k of household goods. Or,l.•rs
left at the Times office will Le
promptly attended to.
'rHii; (•tilEP REASON
why you should look atter your eye -
eight ie- that Netntc• never offers tis
a new pair 1.f ' v. s Th. hest of rea-
son. why. at the first sight. of trouble,
you should consult an
Wer Ws TAMAN
OPTICAL P ['FAIT
for relief. We can add to your ap-
yeerauce as well. Examinations free!
Merchant Tailor. on't delay. Make it the chief hnsi•
nese of your d • v -Til DAY.
Optical good in complete stork.
We manufacture our own. Try it.
EXETER, - ONTARIO.
ERNEST ELLiOT
Conveyancer Accounts Collected
MONEY to loom at towns rate*.
North West Lanese for !Sat..
Office, Main Street, Exeter
W. S. HOWEY, Phm. B.
(`beniist and Optician.
EXETER, -- ONTARIO
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Saving Ba�gai Saving Ba�gainsTNE OLD RELIABLE
Money
Look over this Bargain over Bargain List.
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Bargains
In Lace Curtains
$2.5() Quality for $200
$2 00 Quality for $1.50
$1.60 Quality for 111.10
Bargains
in white and colored Muslins
25c Quality for 15c
15c Quality for 10c
12ic Quality for 8c
Bargains
In men's fancy summer vests
1i zht and dark colors.
$1.25 Quality for 89c
Bargaing
In Umbrellas apleudid top
with best steel and fancy
handle.
$1,25 Quality for 98c
Bargains
In rueu's Neckwear only 3 doz
four in hand ties left to self.
3,5e Quslity for 19c
Bargains
In ladies Fancy Hoie Black
Cashmere Silk Embroidered
different colors
50c Quality for 42e
Bargains
In ladies leather Belts
assorted Colors
38c quality for 25c
Bargains
In Japanese Matting
20c Quality for 12ic
Bargains
In Tapestry Cushion tops.
35c Quality for 18c
Bargains
In Boy's strong evening
shirts blue with white spots
guaranteed fast colors.
50c Quality for 39c
Bargains
In Boy's leather belts
25c Quality tor 15c
Bargains
In ladies Black Cashmere
Hose warranted all pure wool
35c Quality for lac
Bargains
In Men's Fancy Socks
35c Quality for 19c
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-Mrs. Geary and two children. of
Toronto, are the guests of Mrs.
Geary's sister, Mrs. F. W. Gladtnan.
Mr. Geary was eulso here Sunday
spending tho day. -
-Last Sunday while Ililtott Bis-
sett was taking his grandfath^r for
a drive, •tlte horse became frighten-
ed at .:n automobile and rearing on
its hind legs broke one c.f the shafts
of the buggy.
DiR. OVENS EYE AND EAR SUI!-
goon, will be at the Commercial
hotel. (lours 9.30 a. m. to 4.90 p.
tn. Glasses properly fitted and dis-
eases of cyo ear and nose treated.
n^a.t visit. Friday, August 9th 1907.
• -Mr. A. Dearing this week sold
to Mr. Richard Rill. South halt of
lot 16, 4th concession. Stephen, son-
sisting of fifty acres for 42,000. Mr.
Hill will now have an cxc.11eent farm
also owning the Nast'► hall of the
lot.
-Victor Sanders, who for some
months was employed by W. 8. Colo
left last Friday for London, whero
he has !secured a 'position with
Cairncross & Lawrence. Maurice
Bobler has taken Mr. Sanders place
with Mr. Cole.
-The Standard Oil Company was
last week fined $29,240,000 for ac-
cepting railway rebates, contrary to
the •terms of the Inter -State oil Comp
raise schedule. Look out for a COLE'S DRUG STORE
rai:+c� of 5 cysts per gallon cat
-to retake up for the loss. Prescriptions Our �ipecitalty
-flee 1k:u►don Sun has jssUelf an EXETIFat - ONTARIO.
attractive illustrated number come
utetnorative of the quarter-century
anniversary of the incorpcntion of
the city. It 'is just 26 years sine
the original squatter sold the Bran-
ch►- tow• n si t e for $25,000.
F16K1100
gDi6cs
Preserves and pickles are all -
ways more delicious when made
with fresh and fragrant spices.
Our special selection of whole
and ground spices is complete
and will insure perfect success.
-Cloves Cinnamon
-Ginger, Allspice
-Pepper, Mustard
-Ceurrie, Turmeric
and all other pickling necessities
raranlo BouIJog Wax
Corks, Pure Rubber R(ngs
-Mr. and Mrs. D. Bernick •re-
turned horne last tack titter a
month's visit with friends in Dc.-
troit and other points inMic)ii.gan.
-A couple of young men auppcsed -The Qucr.rt has s et a new fati!,ion
to hail from Clinton. were !feta last which, it is Vaid, 19 likely to become
week with several old cquin3 relics one of the .rn.cvst pupular fancies of
trying to trade theal. They had a the year. This is the summer muff,
small pony whioh looked to be the a dainty trifle entade of flowers,
host ;tnitnal in the bunch. Evidently feathers :arid chiffon or tulle. which
their business was ,not very thriving. must match the wearer's toque and
-A lege was tried a t the t1O111 of ruffle. 13CSide' genet declared n rt is-
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1'. Thos. Kay one (Lay Inst week, tin the Summer muff will be :t bene
at which :an Exeter man was triedto the, wearers or 1►ocketlrses
00 art alleged charge of theft of a govt'' as it Ss fitted with o 1'<►ek t;
mum of matey. As there was no cv:• large r►nouglt to hold a handkerchief
&nee to show hat the stoney was and purse.
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taken by 1 he accused the case wt- y _While .wo pride ourselves on (h': •
di•rnL'-t f. (orderly condition of the town as
-A fire_ alarm was--ounded last whole, tient are .o number o;' boy•
We Beg to Amount* that we have more
Ladies White waists
Than we care to carry over, consequently
will reduce the prig.
$1.00 for 75c; 1.75 for 1.25; 2.50 for $2.00
$1.25 for 1.00; 2.00 for 1.50; 3.00 for 2.50
$1.50 for 1.25; 2.25 for 1.75
These goods will go quickly
Come early and get your choice.
Ws Still Carry a Fine Range in the
Astoria Shoo. lobby goods.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR PRODUCE
CARLINC BROS.
The Sovereign Bank of Canada
HEAD OFFICE :-TORONTO.
Paid Up Capital: • . $.1,000,000.
BOARD Of DIRECTORS:
. IAIr,IvS JARVIS, Esq., - - President
RANDOLPiI MACDONALD, Esq., First Dice -('resident
A. A. AI,r,AN; Esq., - - Second rice-Piesidenl
Hort. D. McMILr.AN,
ARCH. CAMPBRI.L, Esq., M.P.
A. E. DVAIEN?, Esq., M.P.
P. G. JI;MMETT,
Gsneral-Manager.
HON. PKTnrt MCLAREN,
W. K. MCNAUGIrT, Esq., M.P.
AT,Px. Deuce, Esq., K.C.
R. CASSEI.S,
Asst. General -Manager.
Savings Bank Department.
Interest at best current rates paid quarterly.
Branches -:EXETER. CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH,
JOSEPH SNELL Manager. (MADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors
RENSALL BRANCH, -- Ii. ARNOLD, Manager.
Book -Seeping
Penmanship
Shorthand and
Touch Typewriting
Taught by Professional Teachers at
Western Business and shorthand Gollto
110 Dundas Street, London, Ontario.
Every Graduate Placed in a Situation.
Fall Term 60111111611668 saps 3rd, 1907
Catalogue Free, address
WM. C. COO, C. B. R., President.
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Thursday afternoon on (recount of a and young sten, who need a little
blaze in the IS orkalvap At Rowe X, talking -to. On Sunday evenings it
Atkinson's. The fife was started 1►y Is customary for sotno of the rete -
a clad oil stove, but was notwed bel. dents t.o take a walk after church,
fore it hid coined tnuoheh' atwsy tine' but thews strolls are greatly rn:trred
watt ,•N tilig ui.slscd by a bucket )tri. by boys and young 111011, w•110 c(.ngre-
gado. The department rCrs1►ondeel to gate at street corners and dojrut<tys
the :11,1rn1 but its 101 vices w: re 1►ot eind stake ungentlemanly rernari- to
required. 1t►«se. passing. It is almost unsafe
-J'he C1.t:tnning Factor} [:nit;!:ed ul, for parents to allow their young
girls out without a chnpercat, ;is
(>u pests sst wick ar►ct are this week they aro tnuest liable to Ire trtark, ic,r
busily c•nu11 in canning twang, these oh:slrr w•ho ,consider their re -
The more; will then le: up until the n,rkq witty end quite. proper. The
tutnaten•ss and cern conte in. The (practice !should lie ►9to !
output of [Noris leis greatly exec:deet
lee .
the. expectations of the company ;rnd --Mr. Joseph Davis ai4 hie cousinI
to sce the riles upon of canned Mrs. ('9llins, of London Eng.. had
was is wood ..v:41...ace that th•' cent
a thrilling experience last eunday
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Fall
Terni
OPENS SEPT. 2
This management during the
past year trained over Two
Hundredyoung IA
20
and 200 gentle gentle-
men, as eteno-
graphers, bookkeep-
ers and telegraphers, and placed
thein in excellent situations in
leading ('anadtan and American
cities.
Individual instruction.
Write for catalogue.
CLINTON
BUSINESS COLLEGE
(0E0. SPOTTON, Principal.
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pans will I►.• a rsuca•ss. afternoon while driving. Mr. Davis •++N++N•N+•NNS+H+e►
was taking Mrs. !('ol1iii5 around
-Suri ty 111 the North End receiv showing her t.lot magnificent agricul-
ed anothecr bad jolt one city list fatal district which r;urrourxis ENO,- 11ts9 Bail r of London, is visiting
we+:+k, and 111► ,to date. it iss irk not ter, and whiles on th_- 2nd ccstccss:on ~figs Della Treble.
known ►►• htah will h • 104111 uted, of Stephen, ''(ot cf Exeter test an -The examinersxamiucr9 wlw were er ;teed
tel, ►c►tt,
bill for separation (.r a charge of automobile. AA 1he .horse was
alienating affections. If the reports strange to Mr. Davis rind not know• for throe woeks reading and nark.
t hat are being circul:tt (I are true inn it q terttperatnent and toot Dinh• ins the examination papers of the
both ),artless, and tl.eyetre won ing t9 take any chances of it heCntn. candidates in t he departmental ex•
known, should lv kicked cut of town. ing frightened, 1s+, 4UIneel off 1.111 autinations completed their labors on
-\Workmen a1.• busily engaged road at1.1 towards the fence. 1;etoro Friday. i1 wi11 require -about two
snaking alterations at. the slirtion this auto had rotobed them the hors() weeks 'to Irepatce •the re -Ports whioh
for the. erection of the 1::w• depot. 1►eenrne frightened and ran away. will rel,eve the a time:•neo of js)mo
1:':iday the north warehouse belong. With acute peasecrtce• of nt:04 Mr. thousands of young people in 01111r-
)• g to It. 0. 8.•14911 was placed on Davis kart the natimal iseadec! in tho to. it IS said 4hat this paper ret for
1 •(!errs and on Mc.nday was moved t.:>, direct ',on they were going and be- junior teachers in history earn' in
t r• West fid•" of tire track. (fdr-, lieving it would lel easier to get it lar some severe criticism by the ex-
o.her waro)sous ,rwill n1sote ntov<e1. 111(1•, control by taking the, roadway airliners. Ono of the questions ask-
A new twitch has ht<:n built along. lie (gulled it up, but after wetting out ed for an 1expl:►tta:ton of the d•'fcMt
tilde the old e+tatiott and another one of 1 h Glitch the animal 11tart.• i of the Macdonald guvcrnut0nt in 1873
will be constructed over to the can. $ quick Reserve up,etting the liturgy in and the Mackenzie governtneno its
Hing factory. theopposite ditch. Mr. Davis and 1878. As -teachers generally .tech'+e1
A ate -•ting of ,the div:.ct„ra cef tL• c % Mra. Collins were thrown out, the
Goderirh horticultural Sccie.!ty waselatter receiving a severe gash
held at w)►ielt it was ctk�eiried to rand j over the right ,-ye, which n'.cessitat-
a circular to the various agricultur- - sev, rat stitches. 11r. 1) 1'. M mon-
al ssoei tics in the Bounty ir4king 1 aged to elite„ to the liner end was
them to off,•r- special prizes fryc.cr- 1 dragged a considerable' distance bc•
tain ceoeses of fruit in order to fore the animal el, stopped. After
bring out the hest specimens to 1►y an inventory of the bruises was tak-
1sad, the exhibit. to is- forward:i1 to en it was (found (bat Mr.. Cc►11irs
Goderich after the eth,oes and a ream.. t hid received bee'd-es the gash, s-•verel
try exhibit of fruit selected from other bruises, while M r. Davis ro-
them to be 1+trown nt the Provincial : ceived [several e.eratchcss on his face.
exhibition in Toronto in November.
Avoid
Competition
There is a market for the BEST
and the surest way, we think, to
get away from competition is to
make a little better floor than the
'other fellow'
Our motto is "not how cheap
but how good".
Ask for STAR float
it stands alone.
MANUFACTURED BY
HARVEY BROS.
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to be Stylish and Becomingly
Dressed and to have your Cloth-
ing as thoroughly made and as
carefully cut as possible is to come
here with your ideas.
First-class Workmen will turn
the materials which you choose
into pleasing, lasting realities.
politica) queatione, which even it Our experience is pretty good
this date are wnrtn subjects of d s' assurance that you will be sorry
cession, the answr.rs to these prices are always que,.
for nothingand p
tions aroused much merriment
arnot,g the examiners. (Inc candidate at the bottom notch.
A% rote : "Sir John Macdonald intro•
duc,•cl the Netion.sl Policy in 187:;,
which led to the Pacific scandal and
c:rased his defeat." Another young
than annexed the Lolloeinst no doubt
heartfelt petition to this anrwor :
"For God's sake, bare mercy on melt'
W. joIEE1TS
Merchant Tailor
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