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A TRUE FOOT COMFORT
FOOT EASE
A guaranteed absolutely free and certain
cure lir sure tired eweattng stvotlen feet.
2. -Sc a box. The original and genuine
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COLE'S ])RUG STORE
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Huron & Middlesex Gazette
£IIIItTv-SEVENTII YEAR—NO 19•'9
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DON'T LOSE YOUR HAIR
Stop it from falling out make it grow
thick and beautiful by using— --
Ii XAI4L 93 Hill{ TONIC
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COLE'S DRUG STORE
EXETER, ONT 1 CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER lath 1910.
$I.00 per year in advance
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i VISIT OUR MILLINERY
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liy a visit to our Millinery Section you will know wht:re
there is the most comprehensive and varied collection of ne w
(tats that will he found auywhee.•. The showing includes the
same creations that are shown in the large cities.
Our Milliners were never so busy. So conte along and see
the styles and leave your order early to give them a chance.
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Ideal for Fall Woar
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Kid Cloves 75c
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Ladies good heavy Kid
Gloves all shades of tans per-
fect fitting with gusset liners
and Pique sewn seams, sizes
from 0 to V.I.
Furs Calore
Never before have we sh awn
as complete a range of Fash-
ionable Furs at such low pri-
ces. Notwithstanding the
big advance in Furs the have
them just as cheap and good
as last season. Nee them.
Complete Assortment
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LADIES' & CHILDRPN'8 601T8
When out shopping do not forget to
see our fine exhibit of Winter Coats. We
are showing all the Newest Styles in Mili-
tary, Shawl, Coat Collars in the very best
selling Colors. Now is the time for YOU to
slake your selections before they are picked
over.
Come and have a Try On. It
will do You good to see them
BLANKET CLOTH
/.. 1 Children's Coats, 51 inches wide.
teautiful quality, all Wool Blanket :'loth
in Blue, ]led and Gt•ey. For Children's To-
lu'ggan Coats and Ladies' Bath Robes.
EGRESS GOODS
All the Now Fabrics are on our Counters in this Season's
Beet Shades, Volt should not fail to see our beautiful showing
in Dress Goods. They will delight. YOU.
Priced lSOc, 7E4c. ell. 111.26
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
Carpets and Rugs
Lace and Tapes( t•y Curtains
Bed Spreads and ('onifnrters
Oilcloth, and Linoleums
OF -NTS' FURNISHINGS
Shirts. Collars and Ties
(]loves, Sox and l'nderwe
Hats. Caps and Suit logs
Overcoats and Suittngs
li Jones & May
Ilt'it(111tlitrters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford
Clothing also high ^►r:ulo shoes and 1v;tI1 paper
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TAY
We oft, n 1/ t tie, b di. courag d
And eoir1,'1irtl.•s nr.• r,•ady to oryl
• • \V. don't always n1 •t with Clleett1
• • Ihlf ire ought !to b,• able Wo try,
• • We wonder at 1 he neighbors good
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The Funeral of the late Wm. Rawden
Was held on Saturday
Last week we. were e:,' , It upon to was about for eves .. 1 •ry Of a utile
chronicle the Budd -11 d 1th of Wi:- ( in length. Th:• 1„ b, ar.r. were 6.
Martin, J. A. lit ., art. L. iL. 'Dick -
Fort, T. 11. Carling. N. 1). Ilurdon
and E. Christie.
Folling is a paper that was read
0t the :.. rvic •; -.n Cay.•n church by
the pastor. 'It •v, t9. F. Sharp '•
• • Don't. law•ear at 01 lurk but "get ii;un Ila,yden, It.......[ 1:„.•ter, whit'
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•• Anil showyou 'were able to try. while driving loom- to dinner. Aar.
Z. We grouch when we get on our
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Dow den was born on February 7t1y,
1844 the eon .of Pet. r Jiawden and
Fanny Kingdotns hb, wife, at North
• Hee nothing hill clouds in tho sky '{olloll in 1)evotr'thire about . ;cr Dearly li,•tovcd—We assewb-
Hemcmber the lin
letting of sliver ,� led today to pay Our regards "]n
moles from Bideford. MIs cam • t4 'Memoriam" to one. who fifty year,
•• Wake np• you are able) to try. This country in 18,51 at the are r•f
• • ago, crossed from ettormed-to:•f3• d
IC years and for n short time r •.d- real. a stranger in a strange land,
but through uniqueness;of personal-
ity and rare strength of character,
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reveals,' hielf, in every sphere of
li(ir, let n leader In th:, upbuilding
of Ilia adopted Jand. Possessing rare
Inkiness genius. with far ranching
vision he laid hold of every oppor-
son of the Thames Road. At the age tunity, which this country of bound -
of twenty Mr. 1111V11.•11w114twirl-toilless possibilities off.ri. and thus be-
eline a 111811 of .large affairs. Ant
yet he never built upon the broken
Ohara of other dives', but in li1'.•'.
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