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We arc Informed by one ot the prhn.
dna) workers in the Interest of Tanner -
*nee in Exeter that there is no probe. -
Kitty whatever -of tee council being ask-
ed to submit Local. Option to the rate-
payers this tear. Statements tie the
GOntrary erninete from headquarters In
Toronto, Our informant states; that one
Tear groin now we will probably be aSke•
•ed to vote on the tinestlon-
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The trusteei 0 S. it
tayo decided to secure a new teanner
for their schen* for hext year.• Tnis Is
it fine section and the teacher obtain
heir this seleoei Will get a geed one. A.D.
plivants ca0 1110C111•0 necessaryinforma-
tion .,at The Advocate oftlee.
TA.flietaeoge-. A—tetereesk
krti kick
retire from the farm and make his fut-
ure home in afttchell, held an auction
sale et hie meek and effects on FrIda.y.
It wars one of the best males held iihttie
dtstrlet. over 62000 -being realized.
nethitelitinrehlsahy
Aim eralitelee-ertneeekhewn-i-
Read was kicked In the fate by the beast
The fame of the blow rendered him un-
conecteus for some time, and knocking
out rim -oral id his teeth. A doctor was
hreeed..neiy called end the patient is do-
ing es well as can be-expeeted—W Berry
and W. Maguire visited_at Streite."0
previous to going to inc Old Country tor
the winter.--liarvey Perkins and Wes
Laura Slemons of ElirovIlle were guests
of tap M, Shute Sunda -7,—A Barnar-
d.) boy worldnir with Mr., Prod Johnston
whah- coming from the. barn Satur40.
wam attaeked bv Mr Sohnston's big dog
lila arms were badly mantled and condi
siderable flesh was torn ofU. Hie cries
were heard by Mrs. Johnston, who suc-
ceeded In beating the brute eitt
The wounds have heen. attended to and
the boy Is doing well. The dot has aince
been kined.—John Baker and wife of
Britten Columbia, after spending a few
days with J. Shute, drove to Ex,eter
Monday to leave for the Old Caalehy,
Prese»tation„--The gathering in Aber-
deen Hall on Wednesday night hest was
an event of more than usual Interest
* turd we one mingle' ,sith pleasure and re
gret ; pleasure in having met to do liOn-
or to a most worthy and esteemed man
and wife, and regret that those who were
to be thus honored tor their many good
qua law were soon to be separated from
those who had. met to honor them, prior
to their leaving for Los Angles, Cale
Dr. and Sirs. Carr have been residents
of ithithen for over 19 years, and duthig'
that time have been Identified with ev-
ery movement tending to promote. the
welfare of the village, and the uplift..
ing of mankind generally In the commun.
Ity, thug!. endearing therreselves toa
host of friends, who wilt deeply regrit
their departure. When it was 1eam#141
-tliat -tisty'-9T-QTV about roeiVetiove r.
among us It was resolved by their
friende that they should not.. be permitted
to depart without some token of apprec-
* talon manifeeting their worth as elelz-
ens. Mr_ Itobt. Berry was assleaed to
the chair, '4to explained tise of
the gathering.. after wider: efr. Carr was
presented with a beautiful gold watch
and a gold -headed cane and Mrs. 1Carr
,eilk umbrella. The Doctor, on be •ate
ot himirrif and wife, made an exceeding -
.2.1y touchinge'rephy.efolletwing. welch, _were
epproprlate addresses by a number of
the friends, all speaking effeet:vely of
the loss suatatned in the removet of two
smell wo. thy eitizetie. Tee Doetor le sue
(-ceded trre by D. Joe of Marldoe, who
comei tagely re,ossursendcd a, d. h wel•
corned to our ?ukase.
574i 1..11 .1's* Ai 0: Kirkton raid their
annual fowl supper on Monday !ant.
Sermorse were preached on Sunday both
morning and evening by tfic Ref. B. thin -
ton. of Leedom Tile eongregatlene were
Etorse Blanke
iVten'ka
Harness, Etc.
The winter Is tette and you will
be In need of horse blaitects. mitts
eh- proleably something else in Our
ihte. 1.'Ve have everything that Is
kept f $1. well -regulated Barnes*
Shop.
Call and See
Our Mulkey, Mitt* and Gloves.n
best value you have ever sce,c-n. A
line of Itarness and Supplies that
cannotbe beaten.
nalv be 'Deceived
teopie who tell you tl-tat y6a an
do as well thiewhere. htlie tte
goods aad It will reply yell toan..
socct mein.
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JredL*ton ,
Me; and Meltp Eslilleywoo.d. Gite-
it'lleret45od-ol tbe
guest* of Mr. and.Mrs.,Eli IssersonEein-
dey also lire; Thirty Persons and Miss
Maud Davis of Exeter were visitors
at Sim -Lawson's on Tuesday.
Thanksgiving Dey paseedoffquietly,
Quite a number of our boys were out
of town visiting friends. August
Kuhn of the Bank of Commerce, Mat.
ham, and Garnet Baker of Owen
Sound spent the day here in the vill-
age.-Inepector John E. Tom, inspect-
ed ofir Public School last Friday ousd
es. found r ,thin is
Finkbeiner, who bas'been visiting his
parents here the poet two weeks, re-
turned to his home in. Johnstown,
Penna.._ on Tuesday. -Mrs. Mistele and
son of Detroit, Mich.. visited Mr. and
Mrs. John Wind for a few days the
past week.—XissePollerand Mira Don;-,.
tretiohnttanYtwther4Onie
In Goderich.-Newton Clark of Shipka
has bought the building, formerly used
as a and has men at work
tearing it down. He intends moving
it to his farm near Shipka and will
eeevert itinto a barn, This bundle&
jone:of.ourhnd.1n*rkL -The varantr
lots would make an ideal site for the
new 0. P. R. station. Winter is com-
ing on and DO doubt, the railroad will
become an interesting topic. -Miss
Weganset of London and -Miss Siebert
of Dashwood 'pent last Sunday in
town the guests of Mr, and Mil. Sarni
_Brom:LT:Mrs. Henry Smith-iif Detroit
was in town on Sunday renewing ac-
tances.-On_Monday evening.the
es Aid of the Evangelical church
gave a very interesting Thanksgiving
hurch. All heartily
enjoyed the very interesting numbers
on the, program,
SHOOTING MATCH—Last Thursday,
Bert Clark. proprietor of the Royal
Hotel, held a shooting match, which
was well attended. Shooters from
Sarnia. Clinton, Hensall, Shipka and
Exeter were in attendance. Ovring to
the dukness eetnitret on, the blue rock
eeente were called off. The following
is the score of the several events for
piger•ns:
Events 1 2
10 10 10
7
9 7
.
5 8
5 .
-7 8 7
7 8
89
5 .
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Hinton, 11BekAnd Howard of
ter. Tea from 0 to 11, AdLZ
ttelt
McUIllivray
The Itorailtoo3364$ 4)o. are
ting tha -iron work on .the
brldg. Itireoll.'rt 1,14,P,1$0 wool
oenlor,trarn fv, time y
Urs eett Dorftuiu of.London io.it
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&Ueciersfellen:Saturdity
tiocatee'the‘wriat•ot herrlght hand,
'34M•ensie..0f the, Towelin,
• Ho 1E14,0 Lieury and James
to in ABrinslar titisraed
the — . ,,e3T•440R5r-Sciizmfk4.
Lt thel0* 411;
ThuradAY,'Igo'rember 12th. at 10*. in.,
PoIfceMa;Istrate$pijt 44 an
inveetiiittion an to the ceuse • of fire
which destroyed the barn of John
Seale on the 71b con. McGillivray, on
the 17th of September last.
44.434
(Sleple Grove)
ress iats tor est wee)
'Albert Simpson and Wife attended the
wedding of Arthur. Elliott on weimee-
nsi.-aosn Simpson and sons have their
season's threshing almost finished.—Mr.
Fred '„Nell 'has Perehased another fine
hog, He is one of tho-good ones.—'Wm.
Sinrson, 410. 4 ef _a heavy horse: the
e. eWitlitteLP',
some figuree:-The recent snow did con-
siderable good to the hand.—MIss Laura
Roblneon of Misa Craig spent SunditY
with friends on the 2n4.—The farmers
in this vicinity are through with their
seamen's threshing.—Mrs. Fred Simpleon
AI's;
-reeeeeeee-e "e: nriterella n der
with I toed polsoulnen •
Dashwood
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lieffir•raWitiltiliff 140 .1
Charges moderate. lamer of Marriagellcsrrses
Last week Mn. J03. Willett of COXI.L4.
Steph011, purchased a fine -thoroughbred
shorthorn bull from Henry Reynolds of
Hay.—On Monday eventing ot last week
_the -young people 02 thirveornrhunity ga
tiered at the home of the Misses Tleman
and gave them a "kitchen shower."—
A good shower of rain- would da a- deal-
er good to a great number.—Mra. John
Graybeil and son Wilbur *meet the hal-
idaysiewitli friends -at' -Rad- Axe, Mich.
—E. Nadtger left Saturday mot tiling to
spend a few days with his *filter sot
Chatham.—Geo. Wambold of telytin vis-
ited at his home here 3,Iondaye rettird-
trig Tuesday,—R. Te Dunlop left Sate
urda.y to visit under the -parental roof
at Springfield. --John Snell will hold an
auction- sale of ht* farm stock and im-
plement', Tuesday.—Mr. and mra. Sin -
not of London eistted thelt Blends
town over the holitlitys.-;.E. M. Broken
-
shire was In Crediton Stinday.—Mteand
Mrs. Oestreleher have :tea -limed from
Berlin where they' attended the teerward
Movement converition.--Sliss. Lena 'Wag-
ner or Lisbon is visiting itSr sister Mrs.
rtev. L. K. Eldt...-The Evangelical Sun-
day School intend* holdfil* Xmia,
entertainment again Ihistitoar es usual
and lama Sunday appointed the Pref. -
gram Committee as follows, -0. Oes-
treicher. Rev. L. C. Eldt, Miss M. Oes-
trelther. Miss. No Seibert, Miss Ida-
goete and Mimi Trasa Stiller. — They
have already got down to work and we
may expect the prbgram this year to
excel anything heretofore held.—Mrs.
Schaab of Clifford Is visiting her sister
Mrs. Wm. Ehlers.—Next" Sunday even-
ing Rev. T. C. Meckel will preach In tee
Evangelical church. Ile will also solicit
-for the iiirision cause.—aliss Addle
Roeder, who has been ill. itswe are
glad to know, Improving nicely.—Mises
Lily Ehlers. who underwent an opera-
tion last week, is not doing as well as
her triende would like. We hope she
may get along alright.--arthur Treten-
ner spent a feW days at his home tri the
Goshen Line. lie has a good P011itiOti
1,3 book-keeper with a large wholesale
house at Toronto.—Mr. Nauschwanger,
who has for many years made his home
-with-his -daughter,. Stra -J.--Zeiler,4
On 'Wednesiday of- last week. He -had
-
attained a good age and has has been
In an airfield helpless condition tor
Senile time. The funeral on rrldale was
largelY attended, Interment taking place
In the Bronson- Line cemeterY. nev.
Thurn pantor of the Lutbetati church of-
elelatede-We are sorry to hear or the
continued illnesa of little Thilda
ac and teumt that she may snoa ro• over.
Live Birds
Roy Luck
John Triebner
Ezra Brenner
.Fisel Kerr
Prankifriebner
Bert Clark
3. E. Cantelon
W. E. Sanders
Win. Yearley
John Hirtzel
Farquhar,
Mr. and,Mrs. Beaver" spent Thanks-
'giving in Brantford. -Geo. Greenwood
visited at Geo. Bell a part of last'week.
John Mitchell and son James of Wing-
ilettonttlends-on the-houndary-
'aim week. They were looking around
for a farm to rent. -Eddie Pack has
completed his term with Arthur
Campbell and we understand he in-
tends going to England soon. -Joseph
Vance has purchased a farm near Lis-
, towel, the one on which Mrs. Vance
I lived in childhood, being the old Stev-
enson homestead, and John is doing
, the plowing on the farm now, having
I gone there last week with bis team.
Olandeboye.
Thanksgiving Day passed off very
quietly_ here. -Arnongthe visitors that
spent their holiday here were E. Pull-
man and wife, Mho Della Ilarlton and
31r. and and Mrs. Benittta, of London;
Mr. and Mrs. Gould and daughter, I
Miss Lela, of Exeter. -A number from
here•attended the fowl dinner hi Lo-
om Monday evenlis held in Hol
Trinity Church. A.1 report having a
0odtot e,—S S. Jones-- of Lond
ore
called on Merida on Satiiirday
Mr. and Mrs. S. Bssery were theguests
of Mrs. F. Brown last .Friday. -Mrs.
Jonerend Miss Chown were in 'Lon-
• = Wednesday, -We- are sorry -to
bear Mr. Win. Cunningham 1. vry
low at present. Ills daughter, Mrs,
Ya er, of Exeter; is here nursing
r. Maurice Bobier spent Thanks
giving Day at his home In Exeter.-
Tire tine wegther is giving the faririers
*chance to get their *fall ploughing
done, as they did not get much done
owing to the long dry *pep earlier int
the season, --A. shooting .inistch was
held. on the peernisss of Henry Neil.
Esli Hodson and Alvin Cunningham,
carried *way fir it. prize. -Mr.- Case.,
statioiragenr.apeet41 collide of day)" I
in Pot t Huron last Week...-Grty
Rpur-
i.y of Central's, $1ian1pgpprs1ing
here with Mr. Case.
Winchelsea
Mist Vera Coward is holidaying in
London. -W. O. Medd and family
spent the holiday" with' Mr. Medd,*
father at Kinburn.-W, W. ICeri. and
wife visited at Crediton.-Willietu.
'len of Chicago is the guest of his ilia -
tor. Mit. T. Oovvica.,-.A., number trout
here attended the fowl suppers At
Whalen and Kirkton on Montirreeven-
ing.-The beef ring tweeting will be
held in Winchelsea on Ptiday evening,
-the 13th. And at EflmvlIIe tm Saturday
overdose, the 141), A. fiill rittendiesee`
"a ts quested at, botkipeetinge.
fletheida
The ennivereare and le* eseetin eif
Bethesda Methodist thureb.,!will he
bvid on Sunday_KOd Monday, ' 15
10 Her, W. It Butt sili prseb
SantlAe afternoon 2:9R.
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Exeter
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South Htt-
Return-
*t, 13rmis,
urn* give M. "27«`,
•zsajority.i'oc tsik.
Roth. fligv,$)?x. Pei*
itrosars Maj. Sherritt)
408. 491 •54
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IS 71 24
1 126 108
2 102 40
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4 75 12
125 -
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3 32-
4 49 -
1 41 10
2 48 20
3 115 23
4 00 45
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52
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22
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78 15
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Ti„f VP'
O 49 — 452 3
720 4 25
8 02 43 19
Stephen -1 29 - 01 iT1
2 14' - 40 90
350 4 55
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-V 57 -23- eir
646 -74 2S-
7 55 n 44
8 10 - 05
950 - 05 15
Utborne 1 48 - 102 5/
3 37 - 1%
400 9 00
RE0APITULA.TION
SeiLforth 215 79 190
Hensall 91 - 110 19
Bayeald 35- 82 47
uckersmith 304 218_ _170
Stanley 227260 33
McKillop ... 965 146". 219
Exeter 137_ - 258
Hay 454 164 290
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Stephen 305 - 505 110
Ilsborne 213 - MO 123
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2580 007 2432 453
453
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There were Il ballots spoiled or re-
jected as follows: No. I, McKillop, 1;
No, 5, Tuckersmitb, 2; No. 1, Stephen,
2; No. 3. Hay, 5; No. 4. Hay, 1. There
were 221 , fewer votes polled than at
the election bait January. Mr. Mc-
Lean had 91 fewer, and Mr. Sberritt
130:
11111,
Whalen
M ra, John Tales and sister. Miss
B vale. Suthurby, of London. and Mr.
Harry Sutharby, of Thorndale, visited
their mother for the Thanksgiving
Day. -Miss Ethel and Newton MMson
also Orville Itowcliffe, visited at the
.31illson home here. -Mrs. Ernest Par-
kinson of- Bryanston, viiiited • her
mother on Mondays -Mr. and 31re.
David Parkinson and .on, Allan.of St.
Marys. and Mr. and Mrs. Mecindou
and daughters. Annie and lethel.4 of
Lonion, were guests at Mr. Albert
Gunning's for Thanksgiving. - Mr.
and Mrs. J. V. Millson attended the
Rev. WWI". E. 64311114mpg-41v. els3.4)t Y41Kiniegbevilth
le.-
AiszavgneART.-To say that the an-
niversary services just held here in the
Methodiett)hurch were the best ever
attended around here is not overesti-
mating it. The Rev. Fred Langford.
of Embro, was greeted by large con-
gregations at both services and the
able manner in which the speaker un-
folded the Scriptures bids fair to show
that he will hold a high position
paimeiriutuas°,11Rg9.910k:3 a. P. Sunday.1 ianuppero
on Monday, was also largely attended
and enjoyed to.the utmost by all pres-
ent. The programme was exceedingly
good, the renditions by Miss Etart„
Henson, the speeches try the,Ministers,
together with the unsurpassed singing
of the Male Quartette. of Stratford,
put the crowningleature to the entire
preceedings. The meiptsneared $150.
fil
Is COMPLETE
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FOREIGN OUSINE
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and
S, • Cheques and drafts on. the ;Inked States,
*14 other foreign ecsultiies tong* and aold, 11$
Exeter Branch -0. W. Harrison, Manager. Branch also at Creditors
Sidpka
W. Baxter left Saturday for Cosh.
octopi Ohio, where be will remain for
some tivae.-J. Hanna, the local store-
keeper has made an assignment for
the benefit of his creditors,
„Zion
' " ,47., •
.0 oii r, o numberor
marks to be obtained 220. IV -Ern-
est Penrice. Sr. IV -Walter Stephen
190. Jr. IV -Olive Batten 139. Sr.
III -Warren Brock 102, Mabel Ling-
ard 177, Ida Penrice 1139. Jr. III-
001Mettlet
1iiPenrice100. Sr. 1! win
Prom 210. Pt. II -Ewart Pew 200,
Margaret E. Penrice 2001 Edith Herne
196, Elva Horne 190, Pt. 1 -Garfield
Brock 180.-M. Alice Dougall, Teacher.
Mrs. John Andrew ihshhuite and. tun.
—The church authorities have had the
financial stseement printed and It shows
a good condition of affs.irse-Wrille Mr.
John Andrew wee taking a cow he had
Purchased home from James Mill's last
week the animal fell and broke her neck.
She was immediately killed.
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Granton
Mies Harrison of Clinton was the
Fred
of Miss McAlvin bat week.-
guest Coxon left Monday for Buffalo.
where he will be foe some time. -Jos.
Grant of Sarnia is home for a few
days visiting his parents. -Mrs. Thos.
Westruan of Milverton returned home
on Monday after spending a few weeks
with friends in the village and in Lon-
don. -The Mason lodge of our village,
which was organized a itbort time ago
was dedicated on Monday. A puiriber
attended from Seaforth. St. Marys and
Hamilton. -Telfer Bros. have etarted
cutting straw and coru also wood cut-
tipg. Farmers should give them a
eall as early as possible.
Sharon,
'Mies Nora 31. Brown, who is attend.
Ing Stretford College, is spending -her
Thanksgiving vacation with her par -
cots. Her friend* and associates gave
her a, pleasant surprise by gathering
at her heraelliriday evening.
A widower who was married receate
ly for the third time and whose bride
had been married once before, wrote
across the bottom ot the wedding invite
adorn/L.7 'Be sure and come as this Is
no amateur performance."
McGillivray Council.
41.414441114041144,44.0
council met in the Town Ball. Atc011,
livery. on Nov. 2n4. AU the members
present. Minutes ot the last. meeting ap-
proved. Account* to. the amount of *20,,
754.15 'were reseed on motion of Ur.le,a70,
and Mutely. Siorgan—i,furd That the
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proceedin'l s under The * toi;e44-;a
gnd Wat-
er Courses Act 'to have the wa
posIte Lots 15 aad 15, Con. to,trj
to a proper. outlet,—Carried. The met
ell then adjourned to meet in the Town.
Halt on .,„igsihajarekol,enahVh*aleeeae7eejeetkaejeee
'3741).' Drummond, Clerk.
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The tsivation Ariny oftichae all over
Oetarlo are issuing u warning to *Item.,
eloyed men, especially thaeo weom the'
Army brought from nrope! througle,L
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striariliii Willer. They pr
a woeful shortage of work in the cities,
and. desire the men to make baegaihs
with the farmers to stay all winter at
asy living wage._
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Clinton.-- n Oct. 30th Miss Catharine
Whitely -pasted from Itfe to deathafter
a painful illness with cancer. She wita
a daughter of the late Wm. Whitely ef
Tuckerehalth And was 55 years or aeirt.
Years ago elle taught school but Wren*
-forced her -eto glve up her position.
•101•0111.111•111..110
Clinton—One of the pioneer settlers et
Huroa passed away Nov.1, in the eerable
of Mrs. Thome; relict ot the late ThMs.
Thomas. She had been a resident - 4
Clinton for a good many years, but bad
been in declining health for some time
though never very 111 until the last few '
week.. Born in Nottingham, Eng., she
carne to Canada in 1827 with the other
members of her tinnily, the Crichea, set*
tling in TuckersmIth. She was three
times married, the late Thomas Thorne,
having predeceased her 26 years.
Toon mohaa,b3s;
ilinesclralvalgtettrdt.
tervons theeeetee mattes new
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tiorrhasa,.4nci ataardsbotaaatt
't 100 slyer box,' 11.5. OneWillen
widows, Sold b 44ruirtisbLer „
plaitir pkg on rem A of price. .No pa
via The Vife, Ildedledre,00.
(foracrly Wiasd.or) Tereassas
libisons -Bank
Incorporated 1855
Capital -
Rest Fund -
374,000
83,374,000
Has 05 Branches in Canada. and Agents and Correspondents in all the
(Mir in the World, _
, A GENERAL BANNING OUSINESEVRANSACTED.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
maimausimminsainumum
at all Branches. Interest allowed at.highest current rate.
- EXETER BRANCH
Agentayat Exeter for the Dominion Government.
DIONAGN & CARLING, SOliCitOre. X. D. IILTD9R, Manager,
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IlsTeve Dress Guods-in all the, lead.
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Ing cloths and shades, at close' pri-
cer. •
• Be sore and see our New Montle',
for Ladies and Children.
New Furs in roffs, nrnits.
colliirettes. le. They ine Beauties
and iit priee to stilt ail
NVW tos.liVirapperei tow,
041 Blanket*, flannelette.
ets.stclocsprices.
Neve liogoilk Capr, Miittoo1A0vet
and Underwear -all kinds and six.
es.
Men's and Boys' .1teady-t,o-wear
Suits at Bargain Prices, Ordered
Suits it Specialty. J1e oure and see
our New Tiveeds lend Worsteds In
the New Shades. Our Wee' are
right.
• A full line of Hardware *t close
price&
A large stock of Crockery and
Fancy China pit to bond.
OterGrocev -Departtnent Is full
of Neand resh Girods.
sitioEs A large end well 4000441tpst 44 ail Booir
the lemiitigstylea anii mikes.' 31 plc -a
inter* than ever. If vou watit /nit i.r woo 11 1 art 04 Atiovs. Ore GS It esil.
A lot of 064 emis, will b etlarkt regardivaii coat
COME EAR/.1* JIM GET r11F IlAitoAtigs
Ilillillery Opening
Tuesday & medriesday
Stpt29th 3-0
On DepartnIent is 90.
ti$4,' • inanagementt MISS •
DUNN, OF LONDON, a bitty Of
wide experience in the inillirweY
husintre. . _
It la With pleaeure that we ex.
tend this invitation to all the ladies
interested in artistic headgear.
Our millinery depertineet is full
of all the latest and newest styles
and tiesigns thiethie, The whole,
panorama of Fail Pashions ate re.
vealest oUr Millinery.8ection.
CiumwtOritur Ope_ninie and en ay,
rho inspection of this .esason's dia.
1-rd-ry if --most beautiful, and
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to know just what to buy
in the line of
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You ,ieryloffen need \hint
as to what is most suitable
to buy for your friends or
yourself,
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Our Stock ForolOws the flints
It .reveals in a minute' more
-apprdpriate presents than any
4 one (*Auld sit at home and
- wall in a -Whole day.
SO WE MITE BUYER
ant we promise to mike their
thoosing eas 0m* ttieir choke
aatisf*toi,
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