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EXETER.. TONTARIO. . THURSDAY, DECEMBF,31.
Aitare Assured
% A savings account in The Sovereign Bank
makes you happily independent of the
future, which keeps you from worry in
the present. Open a savings account to -day.
Deposits of from $1.00 and upwards
received. Interest paid 4 times a year.
The Sovereign Bak of Canada
JOS. sikTELL. Manager at Exeter, Credit4n, Zurielt and Dashwood,
GLADMA.14& STA/sTBURY, Solicitors.
he Old Relia
" We quietly give our eastemers earnest values
FURS • FURS FURS
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We still have some goocl values in Fitts. Xu Ladles' and Gents'
Fur -lined Coats we have a few nice ones left. See out nice
line of Ruffs in Sable, Black Fox, .A.poseum lihd Coon; -also
Muffs to match. A choice lot of fur aria cloth caps. Al value.
few of those
MENS' REITERS43LE WORKING COATS
left. just the thing for this sort of weather
Don't Forget-voisim.i., that we still carry „
The Astoria Shoe" -4000"-'
which_ has no equal for style and ilerability.
OltOCKERY we 13f1178 a fine collection on band, We
make &specialty in dinner sets.
Another Industry Perhaps.
Exeter bas a elialice to secure a knit-,
ting factory, provided the neeeisaary
capital eau be raised and the town will
give a loan of a. familiar amount to
that to be given the ea13111rig company.
A gentleinan, who for the present
shall be-narneleee, wee in town on
Thursday last and interviewed a large
number of the businees men and cap.
Waists with a view to fortriing a joint
stock company. Considerable eneour.
ageinent was received and WAS tbougbt
advieable to call a public meeting for
that evening.
t, Thia was clone verbally'and a few
gentlemen congregated in the reading
room of the town hall where the mat.
ter was discussed at some leogtb. The
result was that a list wee commenced
of those who would take stock, and
Highest price paid for Produce.
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Honor
9EPIOZ: Over Dickson &Carling's Law Office, in
Dr Anderion's former Dental POrlara. •
Drt. A. R, ErssisiaN, L. D. S., D. D. S.,
atIonor graduate of Toronto thaiveristv.
'DUNTIST,
eeth extracted withmit any pain, or any bad effects
Office in Panson's Block, west 'side Main (Arcot,
Exeter,.
*re Medical
A • mAL102; M. (Tor. Univ.) MEMBER,
• 0011ege of Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario.
Partner Elcase Surgeon. Toronto Viteptersa Hospital.
Succeesor to Dr. J. A. Rollins., Residence: East on
Ant street north of officer, Meter. Ontario.
look after the practicenof Dr. McLaughlin of
VottRIDB, L. It. -O. P. & tdinburgh, will
DasitWood during— the latter'S visit to Europe in
eearch of more knowledge, Ile will be found , in the
same office.
larSgsal.
TNIOICSOX OAlt7.314(11, liArtitiSTErtS, SOLIO1-
LI tors, Notaries, Conveytaicere, Oommisaioners.
0 olicitors tor moisons Bona. etc.
nosey to eerie et. lowest rates of interest.
offices, Male street, Exeter. ,
1. E. Oaraino, B.A., theitsOrs
litgOnY TO
Ws have large. amount of private funda to 1040
n !Ann, end properties at ,low rate* of Inter
(fILA.DMAlg k ST00'0104
Barristers, soxicitersatain se, Exeter On
LLOYD • Pt ivies.
„,,r Mester of Mitchell Methodist
church, Teeter--asatio, Organ, Harlin:My.
Modern methods. Thoretiehnes
—Sudden Death
The news of the Sudden death of
Jane Andrews, beloved wife of 'Wm.
Miners, came as a shock to her Many
fi loads in town arid eoutotry. To some
death cowers lit the ,lowly -ebbing pro
-
eclat of a lingering disease and tbus we
learn to view the circumstances with
a. consolatioa of at is expected to
follow where deadly disease takee a
bold. To °there the su iliniene emzek
so eltierly that the community la
4001011 with the 811tlit1efinesti of the
event. It wee iartist week in the ease
of Mrs. Miners and when the news
spread On Wednesday that she was
dead it seemed almost incredible. The
deceeeed had been ailing for three ear
four yeare from heart trouble whieh
was the immediate pause of lier demise.
Coupled -With thia dread diseask, she
some $5000 was subscribed. A emu. was afflicted with tumour and in
mittee was formed to consider the IYIareli last underwent an operation
matter and to see whether eufficient for it* removal. This she passed
money could he raised to warrant the through with apparent success, but
forming of a company, $80,000 was about six weeks ago the old trouble
again manifested itself and it was seen
that she Was daily weakening upder
the strain. After a few weeks, how-
ever, her tondition seemed to take a
turn for the better and her friends
looked forward with. some degree of
the suggested capital.
The cost of machinery would be
about $17000; total emit of plant $25000;
between 50 and 00 bends would be era-
ployed; a two storey building 00x40 ft.
and a dye house 60x80 ft, would be
necessary. The gentleman who pro- confidenceto her reeovery. Hut Pro-
posed the establis merit of the factory vidence willed it otherwise. On the
would invest: $ Wednesday morning of her death she
The knitting, bosinessia undonbteclly was not (mite so reell and was uneble
a good one. It aeems to be thriving in to take breakfast with the family.
other Lowrie and would be a welcome She, however, arouse about nine
addition to the manufacturies of - Ex- o'clocleand proceeded, to discharge her
eter. The town is, on the upward Usual household duties and at noon
move and if yoo, can help it along it is took a hearty dinner. In the after -
your duty as a Citizen to do so. neon her daughter, Mabel, had occa
' sion to 40 softie shopping down town
d left her mother apparently in the
The Exeter Council ir 0
best of spirits, n her retern a short
• lit
time later she was horrified to find her
mother prostrate in death. The de-
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All the members were present. The ceased had gone to the pantry for
minateeof. the previous meeting were something and while there VMS evireadOntly oveteome and falling to the floor
read and approved. A letter was read
from Mr. M. gaerett, a forgoer 'clerk, appareette passed away. without
_struggle. The deceased was born in
stating that he had no knowledge of
the matt McWilliams the ,,,,usherne. being daughter of the late
asylum from Exeter. The family had veorge Andrew, inui for the greater
being sent to
been traced to Rodgerville. Part of her life lived in that township.
The f011owing accounts were ordered ,A -bout tbree years ago the family
moved to Exeter since which time the
to be paid: -J. A. Stewart, flannel for
1.15; Thnes Printing Co.,deceased:has endeared herself toanany.
cemetery $
She WAS of kindly .disposition. of a
printing for cemetery $7; Western
Assuranle Co., premium for cenietety lovable nathre and Was respected aud
house, $2.0; HParsons, street water- . admiret by all who formed her tie-
ing and pumping, $2.75; GeorgeAridee. tInaintzince, Her age was 58 years, 5
sore firetneo'e salaries, $iva; Ed. months and 23 -days. Besides the sor-
gaire, North end firemen's salaries, rowmg husband she is survived by a
rown ap family of eight -four sons
$60; F. Gillespie, freight and cartage, g
and to:
$18.80; Jos. Senior,- postage $4; Do., 1r daughters --Mrs. T. Johns, of
salary three Months, $31-25. same Point Eltivrard; G-eorgeof Hensall; Fred
'other aecoante were left over., .1. c.f •-WiPaipega Charles. of London;
kl'AtiDER.13 tY,C CilEgeit
hristnias s
Christmas Gifts
emoodassoreems.rat,
What -will I get for My Friends Ohristraas?
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Don't worry. for S. Fitton bas something swell
that will suit everybody. Never before has there'
been in Exeter or any other town such a large
stook of the latest and best
Jeiry aud Christmas Goods of".all Killds.•
Ladies' and Gents' Gold and Silver Watches, $2 to $75
Rings 50c to $50
Neck Chains,. $1 to $10
Brooches, 25e to $25 .
Cult' Buttons, 25e to $5
Tie Pins, 25c to $5
Silverware, Cut Glass, 'Hand Painted China and Novelties
S. FITTON, Watchmaker & Jeweller
The Couhcil met on Friday eveoing.
,
Crediton
Sterol -led council met on Dec. 3rd: A
complete list of accounts passed at this
meeting wilteppear next week. The
last meeting of the Council will be held
Dec. 15, after which the municipal pot
will 'begin to boil. -The Methodist
church will give a, concert in the Hall
an the lath inst. The programa is to
consiet of a cantata, which promises,
to be very interesting. -Large quan-
tities of poultry are brought to our
merchants these days. As they sell
for a good price the housewife IS able
to lay aside a nice snug sum for her
Xmas. shopping. -Mrs. John Kerr re-
turned this week from London. -Win-
ter is here. It arrived about midnight,
Sunday eight and wade known its ar-
rivarby a blanket of snow which com-
pletely covered the earth. All pre's-
mils snowfalls this season .were mere
flirtations. The present one came in
with a real, wintry appearance. It is
Christmas weather and Christmas
• w:11.riag Nat'ar'tnort67paP:::bledis ftviskseitsi:nsen'at 17041:1''601.'j ''tAl"ficillinriee;..sViieteetr°:11,11.d''t:r°edee,brircobt..; thants an& ehildieu are joyous and
• 'd J hn of ha py Sleighs aial cutters are now
business tax on coal business of 15.25 Res. Detroitt and Mt( ace 4 only 10 days awitye bailee both veer.
4.00.006.1001111.0000..00.001
Atiction Sale
of SHEEP, CATTLE and 11011SES
The -undersigned bas been instructed to sell. by
Public Auction) on
'LOT A, ZON, 5, USBORNE,
on FRIDAY, DEOEUBER 14,1006 ,
at]. o'clock p. m. the following property,viz:
114 Grade Lincoln Ewes bred to ram, all well selected
and bred from first-class stock, Lincoln ELM, 12
well seledtqd Lincoln Ewe Lambs; 8 young cows in
calf, 80 head steer, two and three years old; 1 two-
year-old Grade!Hull, 1 1 -year-old Draft Colt, 1 1 -year
old Mood Colt `Orear'Orlt; Inged Driver.
TERMS:-10monthecredit given on furnishing ap-
proved joint notes. 4 per cent, per annutn off for
,Qttilto:...7 BROS., ' sTANLEy,
vroprietors ' Auctioneer
Betray Steer
There Nene unto the prenasee et the undersigned,
tot. 7, Con. 6, ustetne on or adore Nov. ist,
threelesusoid steer. owner can have same by
proving property And paying expenses.
(pluton Bro., Saintabury,
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William Brom
Saskatchewan
Valley Lauds for Sale
r have some good bargains listed
with me. 1 have just returned from
the West and have seen all the land
I have for sale. Call at the store land
see samples of the soil, also samples of
whoa and examine the maps of. the
country. Now is the time to buy if
hers ---Mrs. Rich. Delta) ge; o p .
notiee. Laid over to aext meeting.
Mr J W. Taylor appeared before Usborne, Gege. otaifornia and. in'general ase-Ourphonee axe now in
Ross Tayler Compeny asking for a place on Sunday t the El pastille ceine. great eon emence.-11. er, M.P.P.,
the council as a remesentative of the Thomas, of Gorrie. The funt+ral took good working 'order Alta, are found a
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fixed assessment. He stated that it ferY• e - attended the Directors' meeting of the
ay Farrners at Z'inc Sa
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had been Lite costom to give most the _ .., tirday.---Dr. McCue and bride have at-
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manufacturies of town a fixed. assess, U SpOrne
ment and he considered the Roes Tay- so .4. rived and are now corofortablyaettleel
r ansalsTaTION aNn ADDItE88.—A. in their new home. We welcome them
ior 0°111PanY-sheul.4.be°'mdal4Y tret't- veil pleasatit affair took 'place at the to our midst. and wish them all the
ed. Thev wer n a es of I) t
xbueek‘,1iey evening last, the occasion wor a affords.- rs. Wilson Anderson
$5000 andireight bills of about $$000; on ro ...,
e par gwg a ou beautiful home of Mr. Richard Coates haprness and
gosperity that this
three-fifths of the work they Aid was cs.
being the presentation of an addresa spent last week in Exeter. -Lloyd
for outside towns and itieTheir
present Assessment outside of business are, two excellent upholstered chairs
to Mr and Mrs John Hamner b the'
Jones ef Mitchell was in the village
last week. -Mr, and Mrs. Gotdieb Mor -
lock and Mrs. Chas. Valber have re -
earl settlement of the matter as the i tend making their future home. Cheely-The Many fiepds fturned home after a pleasant visit in
e.roGeo.
tax is $2850. ' friends and riei
thought this should . y ir
ghbors, prior to their
be reduced to $11a10. He 'urged all leaving for New Ontario, where they
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and Johnston of Exeter were visitorx
with Mrs. Francis (Nark on Sunday. --
Henry Motz, sr., who has been III, ie
somewhat better. -Frank Northcatt,
who has been the Northwest the -
past summer, bas returned and is again „ . •
working for Young Bros. -The Misses'
Edna Hedden and .Lucy Mast of Lon-
don are Mane on a visit. -Word haa
been received from Philadelphia thie
week announcing the death of Mr. E.
13 -Scott, the husband of Emma, daugh-
ter of the late Jacob _Eilber, We ex-
tend our sympathy to the bereaved
ones. ,
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. BIRTHS
GA1SER—At Crediton, on Nov. 20, . to
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Gaiser, a son.
MARRIAGES.
ES.OLESON—IisA.Ao -At, the parsonage,,
Grand. Bend; on Dec, 5, by Rev. Sute
clifte, David E iglesou to Alisa.afaud,
fifth daughter of Henry Isaac, alkof
MoPeagX-WaLeeuit-At the &C. -Pre -
\V
eep tory, Parkhill, on Nov, 28, by Rev.
Fr. Dunn, Ed. McPhee, to Miss Sadie,
daughter of Angus 'Walker all of
Coole-NateToar-At Windsor,on Dec.
1, W. F. Cook to Nis% Ada, daugh-
ter of Thomas Newton of Windsor.,
formerly of Exeter.
YOST—HOLLAND—In 111.i
on-NOv. 28th, Mr, Birthier S. Yost,
to Dr. A.lice Agnate, Hollarid, eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Hol-
land of Exeter; both of Shelbyville..
company* in making certain decisions, et chairman, Miss Bette Essery read around againaraeftePriehasisealatte° ielleneeshsi.2-1-
councies action would influence the ate. John EsserY Performed the duties Brewn, Sr.,
on f which was whether they would the address and the chairs were pre. Here. Either has purchased anewEast.
re ve from town, as they b4c1 been sented by Messrs. Richard 0oaf4 and Matt Pocket Kedak. As he is an en -
approached by other towns. Messrs. Samuel Skinner. Mr. Harmer made a thusiast this line, we may expect to
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Beaman and Fake ineved that , a re- verY suitable reply foul the occasion see some fine photos 'before
cord of fixed assessments, etc., be laid was made interesting by speeehes from Thee. Edwards is doing quite a trade DEATis
on the table it next nie,eting and that ete,, Geo, Boswell and Mr. Campbell with his meat and sausages:-Rev.*.L.'
ISIEMINGER—FLAXIIAHD,—At the home
of the bride's parents, on Nov. 28, by
Rev. Schuelke, MiehaeI Meiclingerto
Miss Elizabeth, daughter of August
Flaxbard, all of Zurich, ,
BEIDARD—Mutto.—At, R. C. church.
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Drysdale..n IsTov. 27, by -Rev. Fr,
Loiselle, Ed. 13edard, to Miss Jose -
Mr. all of Drysdale.
the matter be then dealt with. and singing and music by the yoong II. Wagner, Presidirig Elder, of Der.
Byalave No, 8, 1900, fixing date fcir
L' mellowing is the address: conduct apeeial services in the
for pollint depute returning offlcers To Mr. aod rfarmer. Eva,ogelical ehureh on Saturday and
S Some bod 'said, that we are
nominatioes and if demanded places
and poll c erks, was read toree times We, the people of t den, have go,Ithe d here this un y.- y
and finally passed. Nominations will 6vreentfrbet Vgasital 41do.
going tO have a. wedding in our town
egre a yo , e long. Cupid is certainly busy
hefor
thn leteem and respect,for yon. P nhale
is necessary at the Same Places, with During the years tnat have rneyou have won our i11 thiS vicinity. -The Misses e
election. • benefit tho4e with whom you have been surrounded.
to take your part, in any plan or work intended to
Wettit to make money as loot is E. Treble moved the acijournment we would:m*10T: the valuable services fon have
JOHN CHARLTON, Hzetier. 40. - our Church atheringe will always be Of the most
be taken. on Dee. 31st ancl. the ,pollirig nd at the sand our
MaNitits-In Exeter, Nov. 28th, Jane
f Andrews, wife of Williana Miners,
I aged 58 years, 5 months and 23 days.
VitueieutiwunEn-In London,‘ Dec. a,
Jacob W. Winkenweder of Dash++
woOd, aged 15 years.
the saine officere as at the recent by confidence and trust. You Ave rawer; been willim;
rapidly increasing in value. to Dec. 10th, .1 reedereaasneiV rs In lending the helg ng hand
Prof.' Diplomat of Boyle Inemporated Society of
Musicianor, England; Organist of Trivitt Memorial'
Chureh,Exeter. Plano, Organ, 11„orntotay and Theory
of Music, Terms on. applieatiott. kixeter, Ont, '
Nouse arta Lot for Sale.
The undersigned is offering for rlfde 4 desirable
brick house, two storey high. convenient and com-
fortable in every way, situate In creditor: Kest, and
one erre of good land. On the premises is A good
cradle stableman' driving shed, a well of good water
and A number of fruit trees. convenient to school.
Possession glyenst mire. Apply to r
J. W. ANDERSON, Orediton test.
FAIt* FOlt, SALE. '
The undersigned is oftering for sale tis deffiretle
farm In titanleyositnated On c!en,, 7, cotitaining
aeree; milt from fkbooli fi milts' from Presbyter -
Ian and Methodist ehurches isnd Post Office; 7 miles
, Iron Itenssil. 4 from Kipper) station;there is on th'-
5 barna. one 0,4%40, one 7ox$18 and one150128
all in ffotrti repair, eftinfortable frame and tog house,
good hearing' orchard, *cm wheat sown, *II well
fonNrd; inn setts well underrintined, the remodeling
F. sores belfry well drained t)v the tp. flitch mord.*
through lt; ft never faling at houme. with new
with
pumplyor ft146 nett r -falling mowing
toltek of farm. Thi. farm in ft ifrk+t-daIN
etrItiktttiOrt OA1 rtituate++1 one of ti' test grain
grossing localities in the Province., 'Will he nolft
cheap firat oft torn omit pitrehreer. For further
information apply or+ erernineo er addrea*
(Ito, Veltman, liiliagretr.. Ont.
- and our renxem ranee of hours spent w h you in
Farmers' Institute Bleetul" g pleasant. §Our kindly` manner and sunny , smiles
easouable -.
fifitio for You and
ilU for Your Friend's
We have a fine lot of goods for the
season's trade. Call to see them.
CHINAWARE of all kinds.
TOYS, f e
direct from Germany ,
DOLLS of all sizes and styles
---direet from. Germany
NOVELTY a-OODS Come
early before the Xmas rush
BERLIN WOOL of all shades
8e. an ottrtee„
SLIPPER SOLES— see them
GIFTS for the Sunday Soh
classes- Special liargain
CONFEC-wrxoNEltf, the
•s in town
very desription.—,
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Oharlion's Fair
EXETER ONTARI )
The directors of the South men
Farmers' Institute met in Hens:ill' oh
Saturday afternoon' for the purpose of
selecting subjects, naming places. of,
meeting and generally arranging pro-
grams for the winter meetings of the
Institute, and the transaction of other
importitrit busineate . The subjeets
chosen are all of vital interest to the
farmers. The meetings will commence
about the middle of 'January. Grants
of $15 were given to the Exeter and
BayflAd Women's Institutes to assist
theta in their work. •
and your ernestextdeavohelwill live An our
memoryfor years to come. - . and ----------
-1fartner
lista-and Oa token of affection.and of our apprs.
elation of your worth, not for their value but as an
evidence Of the respect with which you Are held by
yonr neighbors. Our heartfelt wishes for your future
welfare and happiness are yours, and may the richest
blessing ',nape:tee of !the Abater rest upon yett in
your new home, add when the call comes for you to
enter the Men above, may you: hear the 'Welcome
words +Well iiene good and faitlitutservants."
Signed on behalf of the Eden people, Mrs. it.
Coates, Afra,
Irsborne Connell,
Council met Dec. 1st pursnant to ad-
journment. All_present. Minutes Of
previous ineeting read, and approved.
Nomination meetiog will be held at
Township Eilinoville, .T‘tonday,
Dee. 31st., at one o'clock p.m. If an
election 18 1100888a ry polls will be held
oii on ay, AO. „ 118 0 OWS:
M d / '1007 f 11
Div. No. 1, Township Hall, Elimville,
Sid. .A.ndrew, D.11.0., Geo. Kellett,
Poll Clerk; No. 2, Geo. Cornish's house,
Lot 5, MLR., hi% Ilorney,
0., John T. Allison, P.O.; No, 3, Wm.
Stephens' house. Lot 2, Com 10, Mat-
thew Rontly, D.U.O., M. L. itetverS.
P. C.; No. 4. Pubhe Parquhar,
Sohn Durican, 1/11.04 S. N. Shier.
The votes on By -Law No. 0, local
option liy.Law to be taken at the liable
tlf116 and places. The a ve By -.Taw
was read a meeond time a a the clerk
was instructed to publish it in the Ex.
eter Times, and post up p kited copies
tatutes. It
ten
the the
tits
we ak Von to accept these gine---justtorernembe;
Sale Registers.
wvor.soAy, DEO. 12.---Xenn flock and /mole.
malts, the property of William Porten, Lot 12, Con.
/4, South Doundry, Sale at 1 o'cloek,
ThOS. Caitteron,
rammt, lita M.—Farm Stock, Implernenta and
Household Effee,te, the propert,y of Geo. 74. ow, Lot
8,430», 1, nay, London Road, miles llorth of
toter. Sale 4t1 sharp, Thos. Carneron,
AUCTION SALE
t undersigned eettieneer iflOen by eniai
auction, at
ro. HANDPORD'S
Sale Stables, Exeter,
in
DMEMI3KR 10 900 accordance with the
oN MONDAY. . 1*is:decided to pay to ow ers f g
at one o'oloek, scm„ the following ?Oboe% via:
1 Brood Mare riritlt fool to King of 00 Orbetk; cents per 1004 for greire
2years old sired by Vhassar; 2 ltrautgIst ‘,.1 II" 5 8 4 e a sle 74
el15t8*within the Om iciPailtY
put on
d forty
tienerld Purpoo, brood mare Oyeara old; 1 Gelding' el tttii
eArA dd With 1+41; 1 y yraps eligthl e for rel per en for eontraet wok. Ace° nts
ttrtittltyrr, with ford; r. iltaught ofeklInfref 2 year* 01 OS follows were aind orders is.
A age --els mollfhfrorodlt irill be evert Ott !grit,. 8,1ed,„,...1"„ Pa..,_vnient: ti*I'''ralwa $68.1'33'"
.
2 gad! 1 sear old
letting approvett joint WIWW++ 'Or li, dilocount of 5 per Aln‘mv 8110 uraine, 106364"; ‘V 48h""rn
Cent per semen etf for c &eh, , , I drain. $106. (!ouncil. adjourned tocSa,t-
Auctioneer. /its\ ; Proprietor.
- „... r. Morley, Clerk.
CAMEIt()N, C. IIACKNEY, utda,y, Dec, 15, pursuant to statute.
oticter,mosh.
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e So Many Ranges
QUAWTY ANp. PRICES COUNT
Souvenir 'Ranges in 4 to 6 hole with tank $35 to $50
Garland Itartges 35 to 43
National Steel Ranges " an.d high closet $49
Also a number of
Seem:Kip:hand Stoves, Range% Heaters
1 Happy'Though 6 hole, reg. price $50, now $40, only in
use. 6 months
1 Souvenir Heater used two winters, reg. $34, now $22
Wood Cooks, $2.50 to 4.00
Wood Heaters, 2.00 to 4,00
A Pew :December Specials.
Cold lilastLanterns, layge sim 500.
Yeotuanis W'eather Strip, 5e per foot
No 0 Nickle-plated Copper Tea Kettles, $1,25
Meat and Food Choppers,1,00 to I2 50
Raisin Seeders, 65 to 145 '
BoyTool Boxos, ,1,45 to 2.00 -
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