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Selinol Treiteetsliould take Wareing-
thakt beginning with 1900a new kind
of third glees certificate is to be issued.
It is intended only for weak districts
and-not/or °another -like -Huron. It
11 contrery to the reguletions for e
teacher holding such s. certificate to
apply for a achord in tide country or
for trustees to engage such a teecher,
except through the Inspector who may
obtain permission from the minister of
education.. Pint or second class teach -
ere ally should be eropleyed. •
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Rev, 'geoid° of Cleveland, Ohio, oh -
copied the pulpit In 'the Evangelical
, church laet Sunday morning. He is
Tbtlling the different churches of this
. denomination in the Canada Confer-
. eine and making collectionin behalf
of the Mission work of the church.
The reverend gentleman is an excel.
AmTviit•' , tvokee, ov,113adt" thrfc-Iiir '
• zilietipaly of * 'Missionary natures
was listened to with great attention.
Theeum of $170 was raised at the ser-
vice -We are pleased to state that
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_nee mono '
itaeholtA, Our popular butchers,
have had an Up..to-clate hen stable
-gimlet f. *t.eir lot tea intend going
In the poultry butanes* as a, side line --
Heart Eilber, AL,P.P.. and Samuel
Sweitzer of Shipka„ returned home OD
Monday, after a very successful -hunt.
ing trip- in Perry Sound.* They
hreught home some One specimens. of
deer. -Miss Hannah Zwicker of Lon-
don visited her brother Cherie* last
Friday. -Henry Sweitzer, our miller,
is, the t4,: al fatber a 4 pouncing baby
irl.-.;,41 and Thomas Lawson have
cjust completed digging a well for Eli
lag. They secured a good flow of
water. -Since the cold weather basset
in, our citizene have commenced their
annual pig killing. Metzersups are
now the order of the day. -On Mon-
day' night, the children -and grand-
childrea of Mr. and Mrs. Matitem 'F.:A-
bair:ars, met at their home for the pur-
pose of celebrating their 88th wedding
anniversary. All did justice to a roast
goose and a very _pleasant time " was
spent. We wish Mr. and Mrs. Fink-
beiner many more years of happy mar-
ried life. --The Pest Office Inspector
WM in town on Tuesday and made an
inspection of the local office. .Poet -
master Brown had everything in tip-
- top^ order.
Animus AND PinrogIrrailott-Last
Wednesday night, the friends and
neighbor* of James Cockwell met at
his residence and gave them a surprise
party, prior,to their transfer of resid-
ence to this town. Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Clock -well have lived on :their farm,
south of this village, for several years
and were the oldest settlers living on
'Aber concession line. The following
address. was read, after which the pre/.
sentotion was made:
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Asa'
Me. and Mrs. Cockwill.
Dear b'riends :-It la with feeling& es!'
regret that we, our friends and neiVIS-
bora, have heard of your approacninr; de-
• parture' from our 'midst. During to
years ;rem have lived amongst us we
have fogncl you always ready to join
with us, wether to share in our glad-.
11088., sympathize in our sadness. or ais-
slat us in our hour of need. We felt
we could not let', youJeavr„ witlInt12.,
token of ow -regard Tau,
so Ain: beg .that you ..vvtli acctpt this :atria)
an4 ararf. not for their Intrinsic value,
but in the hope that you will not forget
thosu who gavo them, a 13 thOY will most
*ea:weeny, hold you in remembrance
And bellOc that with you into your new
hoMe. will go our beat wishes for your
(uture:prosperity and happiness.
The Neignbors."
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The wihter ie near and You Will
be in hittd of horse bianicets, mitt,
01 rrobiibly something else 01 011.
Me. We have evoorteing that 1*
etOt In it well -regulated name*
Cii aad See
Our tizatlets. Mitts WA Glov
best value you 'Lave ever seen.
, tine ec aunts* "did $upplies tha
(*mot be beatin, '
ou t he Deceived
. pcopie wito Yeti that lif011,An
tatt Weft elgeWhero. We Lave tte
goals aut.! it will ree3v sloe to Ilia*
Lopect CAM
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joy
the
e telY by fastprise and each
.,.P.1.t..ttog. kWiell_ Wariti, 1.1T.TiUfk.QUT,
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ble reply. A epitedid ,
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., , than serve4 by the, Miele There la ao tararb 1010w:0:awn itcac
..,. Pall 01 justice. A moat oni•,la our neighborhood fPOW that the felp
DA* efelling ...Wolf 114.Pei,I by all and towing advice will be ilJledY a,PArcciai-
plf, assennuy ailperseo ,In the a by those who eogferl ,
of.,..... _.,0, re Is og, Iv*. i ', .Get ,trent sitr good sosrms,e7 ono-tsit
id 1rs. vocivren wow A * Oungi".1:,Pittiol lOstrapt PaL:dellon, one
' at414)11141,40, i '' o4t1i-s-Vontpound- xttrtrozionxie--einaceii
,.._londy, ergo therm COmpound,aaram •Sarsalatellia, Shake
leleallSalieret Safe rs anst,lirs. Cock. *ill -14 4 •b9140 40' t4kci' tet te:tapii-or
, 01140,0 ‘ssan.tsitteprtSe.t. „Avery., :tet.detack esattifie!taeh ineaLaUd at:*
, goadlima„, °, .. , , .L.1.1100. *110 dr,ittile4inatY- Or good'.:watat• ,
.. .- .gt,' of It It; la, cletinted...that, Itikte, aro' Ow *1'F
t r',‘:: • ,,, wYesClitstiltit:thill' ...sweet Ot..tl1410 of, Ibte dread' and tortntatta: di
.:.: a. *or ealte Y' 'iii fati ti) find readir, relig
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'1.1sevifentlaiitt:V. ' n '';.or, 41,014,* sbilpip henit-0*(10, m/St%tre, ad
l'irlSep their ding , . ' .41jernoif • qoes la SrillArtrak euro 'la tile
'sae 04 in the.liticy betide 0 :ma ri . on. ' '!'linA4,- ': , -•.'.' ' ''. ''•
taith.:Mr., Thetuaa..LAN11400,•-at p k.,/, Tide- SimPic ieciiptia 414, to ..itir&ts;
olientnwevaniut,vor .Exor. ai., The. not va Mid eleanee the .eliminative, ,theaaes
wilittietlitchightwott to, Ratiogit,,,,,of 'the '.icienexe; .04 ttlat Wee .ean, filter'
jyt, thalkaaaayai.m.,61 abet i iii roa..i.,!Fee(i' strata; frani the Woad and aratent
*twos Of the tentractiug partiee, The ,tno poisOns, sows wed waste mst1kr;;
bride was beautifully attired iu white whieh cauae not only ,13.444natistra, but
abrowpoint-deesprit ove • white silk and numereusi Other diaeases. -Every man or
were , A white yen . ere4 la_ aieroottt hbeetz twinrhoinfeedistehttavte,t. hoer! r XI od rii:t ity a.
robgirocautedabilirechne.tShebesetntalteorritd_otthemsdnrdaewi., ter ,..iinni any =wary troublo whatcr."0.)
iohtes Vitedding March were "'laved should not hesitate to make up
n*, Mrs. sese %veetiao. ' mils ' sale mixturc. as' it he certain to do muesli
Willis acted AS bridesmaid, while Wil. good, and maY save you from much miss
epOU L411110111,brotherof thebrirle, assist- cry and auttering after while.
Our home druggiata say thoy will
either supply the ingredients or mix the
prescription ready to take it our rad -
cru ask thern.
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ed the groom. Little Mist; Lena Reed-
er, a mete of the bride, acted as flower
girl and looked veer pretty, carrying a
boaket of roses. The wedding cere-
mony took place under AU arch of
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nations, and the room was tastefully
decorated in white. After the cere-
snotty had taken place, the wedding
breakfast WAS served in the dining
room, which was beautifully decorat-
ed for the OCeaS1013. Mr. and Mrs.
'Wilson left on the evening train for
Buffalo and other pointe east on their
honeymoon, after which the will
take u their reside '
eivatVell 'gown wa of
black eilk. The presents were limner-
ousAnd. costly and were a, splendid
token of the popularit of both the
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au.o, axon. Deeds. Mk, /fortgleres sad ell
Legal Documeeto carefully aud resiptly rowed.
Cherges moderate. lalsa,r Of
Its exeily seen thatthe end of the
year is drawing on, the time when the
officers are again elected to their sev-
eral offices. Our town fathers having
got buey mana ed
tainly appreciated by the citizens
theft dark nights. It being terribly
inconvenient to wander home on an
de *ed_glre
in
nn. We extendky night without the aesiatanes of
$7
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44.13e-haPPY-"Ple*--1* ihtv-villaAv*."4 )7-74-'6-'rerifIlitst
wbiblutr-,-ererrsurct"-audt"/bt'v a bit -a -our experience in this resrel
pec
nese in their Married life.
On just such a night as we have
scribed we eterted from the burin
portion of our burg, home being
Clandeboye. destination. The night was inky 131
we first ran amuck a tie -post then
took a sumMer-satilt over a cow t
was reposing on the walk . and Dna
we were wallowing in a. mud h
When we reached home we were c
tainly the picture 'of dispair. B
thanks to the approach of the n
yearthe lights are being lit. -Jose
Wambold made a business trip to Lo
don on Monday.-Tbe.Plax Co. ha
succeeded in getting all their seaso
crop safely_stored away in their bar
-Henry Willert was in Toronto
Thursday with a load of lembo-Jo
Snell had a very successful sale
Tuesday. -Henry Cages having aims
completed his season's threshing h
• *gain commenced working in the 't
tory.-Rey. L. R. 81dt and faMilY v
ited friends at Zurich on Friday lest.
Little -Villas Mcisaac of whoru
made mention hist week as heina
was taken to the Hoepital at Loud
on Friday with the hope -of being be
fitted there. -Rev. 0. Meckel .0(X:
pied the pulpit in the Evangeli
church on Sunday evening. He spa
In the, interest of the general mini°
*try society of the association and al
took subecriptions for the. earoe....Ite
L. K. Eldt assisted Rev. Gladder wi
the Evangelistic services at the 14
Concession church on ThttradaY eve
ing of last week.-Shuon Miller h
purchased the farm in Stephen
formerly owned by Peter Schroeder.
The Evangelical Sunday School will
held next SUnday in the morning' an
In the afternoon. Rev. A. Y. Ha
will conduct the quarterly meetin
service and also administer the Lord
Supper. He will also preach here o
Friday night, -Wedding, bells th
week, the contracting parties- bein
Edmund Walper and, Miss Melind
Rader. Particulare next week.
its
Harpley
The recent snow flurry has caused
emir among the farmers, getting the1
atosk_gattered_im_-off thsir—pantur
farmw and housed in more.teoutortabra
th of Can:roses, ot
auarters.-Fred Raiding brought lda
ley. Albert of Creditor:, Mrs. Yager of ?colts home from. Fred Faust' s ranch on
Exeter. Mrs. Parliament of Hamilton*
Mondalt.-110bOrt ronoek's little baby
and Ms' Jane at home; there are Rise
two sisters, Mrs. Piggott, of" Chatham, boy aulte till Indigestion la supposed
ana Miss Jane, McGillivray. The many to be the 'Canso of the trouble. -M;
Christena Love has returned Ignite after
friends sympathize with the family. The
a month's vita wil% her daughter .,on
funeral' took place to the St. James cerne-
, the Lake Itoade-Miss Minnie Sherrit4
tery on Saturday and was largely att.
ate
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Rev Kerr of this place and Rev. Wells
Ot GrQltit011 CZerlattatdon-Surt-
day.-Mrs. Atkinson of Detroit spent
part of last week with friends here. -
Garnet and Eight Amer spent Sunday
irr-town.--High Constable McLeod was
the latest of Mr. -Hennessey over Su*
day. -Franklin Neil had three eheep
Wiled and several torn by dogs on Sat-
urday rt1ght.-Mr. Moses Hodgins le
muttering from an attack of IntiamatorY
rheurnatistn."-A meeting_ of the rate-
payers of the school section will be
held Friday afternoon, Nov. 20th, in the
school house, to consider the tette for
a new school v.-hich they purpose erect.
Ins next summer.
Death of Mr. Curininghatn.-liVe have
frequently referred to the ilinerre of Mr.
William Cunningham. but this week it
is our sad duty to announce hie death',
which took place on Thuratia.y last, and
UM remains were laid to rest in St..7am-
es cemetery an Saturday. He had been
suffering for some years froiii art affec-
tion of the heart, and for the past year
or more had been confined to the house
most of the time and during that per*.
god had suffered a great deal, but the
closing hours of his existence brought
with them peace and calmness as , he
slept away. Mr. Cunningham was a pa -
the of Ireland, coming to Canada when
winea young man, and settling in this
section hai made it his borne ever since.
For many yearhe followed the occok•
pa.tion of farming and later hotel-lteep-
Ins. For a number of' years he con-
• ducte•Lhote.ii-ba-Cher-henr-are-leneeliteir
died, also the hotel a t Kitiva and the
Royal at Crediton. He was a. man of
sterling principle, kind-hearted and
true. and numbered hia friends as many.
tie was._ a member of St. James church,
Didduiph, and when In health was reg -
War in hia devotions at that place of
worship. in politics he was a staunch
C,7o.setvit1ve. He was aged 70. years.
posides his aged partner he is aurvived
by a grown-up family' of six sons and
three daughtera-WlIsOrt of Chicago. Bev,
,narti
:ended. Among those present from a tits
tame° were Mrs. Win. Hot, Sarnia: miss
Tune .yaao.r 01 Dutton, gr. add gra.
John Hall and Messrs. Alonza and, Al,
ho. -art Han, London.
• .0reenyvay
Maw. SteWardieti; .has feint -in
the West •for tae past two. ;months, roc
turned home Thursdaya,=Wm. Woodburn
has moved, back frotn Centralia and
living With OLe motaer. Mia. EWoOd-
aurn.-atise Mae Wilson in visiting. in
Mattie Stewardion Ie
la Parkhill wita Mrs. 0. Orawford.-a
Miss Mae McVean Ideated at VA j. Wil.
aa.fo Oi 'Wednesday evening -he sac.'
to3 coatert hell 111 Vie' netVadiat
,-fv.tra`l o Wednesday evening Wai ade•
autcess. tau:Ilea Manic, Was„,tar.
4.4.7ted by t„it Reattia tau.artotiit.
The' *Amelia by • Miss Gertrilde 110,,rt
o Ilentall wtrolneartny,appliitited gnd
try -iiliirand-were tatfatio
Tora.atoo Lopdori tarent. The solo* by
041140.7• Rev. T. A. Steadman, an&
'Te tiolY by Mr. Det'- Nteboist
et highly appitelated. Addreinted abet)
eraze given by neve. Carricre alid Neve*
twt. Thc emir was evenbied by mr.
T. W11leoo who eavo sit meclient ad-
driear.A,: WilaiOn., reeOrd-keep:v of
trter.oa Tent No. 49, K. 0. !r. M.. band-
ci Catharine Steeper, widow of the
•nate eri Stezvor, a thOqUe ter t%Vo
thOusaott.t dellare entiownlent
the ItAchelors, and Benedict* Cinb
f held:another ball in Me.
Donelr0 Hall bet* no Friday. night,
*ben the laludon Harpers will furnish
tbe muk.•
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An*
.a. Litte .istOeol tee
Selo at 3! at 110117;e4trii• Itt-44
110,dginao . of Grantiiist who 14.47bHn
visiting her weritsi arid'Vies. A.
Ilayter, return:4 home on Mot:4Y, %IP,
1t7a iter Wee, *tie* Rensuickey, Wins her
.te siPend a Obtif faienda at
Granton. --401:n tlrown Was. raahing, thle
*capon' oin littanday,Ottt driving. wini
deabItt_Icail) ana'
1404.1rn gi,tUnet paFehalged a Perrin
I plowravt 1,1:010 147,1unegan * Laugh.,
I in 'or Vierkbill Ott Sodurda Vity the
snow came ;oa:LUO
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ago, , tilS fathl
v :Int*
Turoh bent. t*eut .four years
ago ' Elizabeth, the
enly.:daughter 9 114 449641 auk -
nay. _Their mart e was blessed with
seven eons and two .datuthterit, ell of
whom *unlit* their Nr. Turn.
bull Was a staunch Libeirsd without be;
leg narrow in hie politlital affiliations,
ile-haelreen for many years* member
of the Thiiiiite Hoed Preebyterlan
church. a faithful meniber of the Roy-
al Tempters of Farquhar, and also a
tnernher of the Independent Order of
Foresters. He wawa MAU of ,a quiet,
ostentatious disposition, never in-
uding his *lows ,or opinions upon
others. But, when deity demanded or
helms asked to give his *dile his
toed by level -h edema, through hon-
esty, candor and , disinterestedness.
He WAS so exceedingly careful to fan
all his obligations, that those who
knew him well placed implicit confid-
ence in his word. He never failed his
• friends, nor took advent* of *Mt
neighbors in his busi
,them, but w ng o lend a
considered honesty
e best policy. Ile high es-
teem in which he was held wee mani-
fested 12y the very !ergo cOlIcourse of
sorrowing friende and neighbors on
day-att-thefune
Uftrily
cher, assisted by 13.eve. M. Martin
and Mr. McKay. The pall bearers
were,bis brothers% Rev. Dr. Turnbull
of Toronto, Vv. A. Turnbull. Usborne,
and his brothers-in-law. /oho Hack-
ney, Detroit; Res. Geo. Hackney,
BrUtol, Quet; Chas. Hackney. Exeter.
and Robt. Gardiner, thiborne.
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TIM OVEN DOOR
_insUlated in a SOLT-
_
VENIR Range -built like a
refrigerator door.
!The oven door has double
walls, with 14(4 inches air
space between. No oven heat
is wasted.
Results ---less fuel, even tem-
peratur6.
That's the
SOUVENIR RANGE
THE Pi EL-TILDEN_
- = takItTlift.
HAMILTON, airt
RMNC�($ar atorentriu., WINNIPM4
VAP,MOUVICA,
PORSALE BY
treaman, Exeter
or StocK
ME%
” New Dress Goods in all the lead.
Ina cloths and shades, at pd.
cite.
Be sure and see our New. Mantle*
for Ladies end Children.
New ,Furs in ruffs, stoles. muffs.
collocates, &e. They are Beauties
and at_pricee,to Ault all.
New Plan nellettes,Wrapperettes,
Wootillookets.. Fittortelette phmk.
ete. at close prices. '• •
New limier
and 'Underwrit-
es.
Men', and Bo
Suits at Bargai
Sulten Speciait
our New Tvs
• Mitte,:Oltrvet
ifunas 4114 Sit*
Iteelly4O4ear
Prides. Ordered
Be sure and *et
and 'Worsted* in
the New Shades. Our prices are
right.
A full line of Ifordware at close
prices.
A large eietk of Crockery and
Fancy Chloe Jest to howl., •
Our ()rotor Departtrient is full
of New and Fresh (loods,
Opealu
Tuesday 8t wednesda
• Sept2911 &
Our 'Millinery Department is 'u-
dLer the Lputonotzent-
LONDONi---*
feriae' experiertoe In the (millinery
tinniness,
It iswitit pleasure that weex-
tend this insitationtosil the ladies
interested in artistic headgear.
Our millinery' depstinsitst is 6211
of all the latest. and , newest styles
and denigns in thin line. The whole
pstnetsms of Vali. Fashion* ere re-
sealed in our molioety 8oe$160.,
come to our 'Opening and enjoy
the ittepfttiOU of this rtteetterta's
play of intst. beautiful and *OM.
plote thoseing;of FaU 1141111in
Hass Marge. and well 'wooled stoic of all
the hewing *tiles And make*, et priects
.......
A. lot of odds end ends will be letred regablimie of cost.
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COME ZAltrAt AND Ott 'AM BARGAINS 01
coo Paid for
0 Sr
er than ewer. /L10011, want\s. pair of good Ittota or tihoent; i
aeselifili• ;eV, _
,
Volteld
Deksits 'of $1 and upwards are receivied.antt inte*ellowed4,Ctti
'rates. Accounts may he opened in the names* of two or MOPS
• persons, Withdrawals tg.o..he. made , by any -osee__
number or by the survivor. , 44,
Exeter Branch -G. Nin Harrison, Manager. Branch also at Creditors
Grand Bend
Mr. and Mrs. Brenner who have Wen
visiting in Sandwich and other places
returned home last Wedneaday.-Marjory
the little daohter of James Dislardine
is on the sick list. -Arthur Baker has
rented Mlle. Wade's fanaartirae Line.
rt1here.-Mrs. Leavitt.111*whnict has bro'en visit
Ing Lucan, returned home Friday.-
Jerenilah Graveile of Thedford visited
his parents Sunday.
(Too late ter4ast week.)
Sir. and lArs. Smith nt„Saturdair
and'Stoiday
r. avelle spent a few
days In Thedford last week., -Miss 11.
rollick and C. Coulter of Exeter spent
Saturday at Mrs. M. Gilt's of tide place.
-11 Ilossenberry gave a dance Thanks-
giving hight.-Mrs. Thome,. of London
tinir--tar-piren
tThielliteW1P3esulta-TWIthile3Yralani)edr Citalwrleintse -raftlfzue
are spending' a few days.at rOft Praia.
'-Thomas Sweet and IL Glanville spent
Sunday here, the termer ffom Suter and
the latter from London.--:Vbc Minters
who “hava_be_enjfere from ,Allaa
latiVeArehiefitalaifinitiarinaV t
thiEris weteeetirt A little bit of sleighing
Spelt
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274e t Bootie
ti Tomo awl hrrigoratestasw
aerrous maks.nsw
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ia via Veins. VW.*
OuS . and iiirai* Worm*
vontieses Weak:mot 20$018(0*
neatorraems, Arecte ttrat ot« ;,•epapsae.
Primal pee bar, dear Onewlllpl
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,for-a....ferw-tlaysk.-4frOffillismIt hair
moved Into the house vacated by 50.
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The Moisons
Incorporated 1855
Capital
Rest Fund -
a
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3741,,M°000
Has 65 Branches in Canada, and Agents and Cone' spondents in all the
• Principal Cities in the World.
A tnerdotat. ISANKING Rumen Titairsamen.
'2SAVINCS BANK DEPART.MENT
assmiamessiamaanimenairma
at all Branches. Interest allowed At highest current rate.
- EXETER BRANCH
Agents at Exeter for the.Don3inion Government.
DICIES0/1 & CARLING) Solicitors. 1.D. IltERDON, Manager
1
at always easy
to know just what to bu3i
in the line of
Jewelry, Wades, Clocks, Sllvcrwaro.
Yitiu very often need.a hint
as to what is most suitable
to buy for your friends or
•_yourself.
•N•iimwm.... Our Stock Furnishes*Ats
It reveals in a minute more
appropriate presents than any
one could sit at home and
recall in a whole day,
SO WE INVITE BUYERS •.*.
ani, we promise to make their
- -choosing easy andtheirchoice- -• -
satisfactory. •
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AS MARCHAND,
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