The Exeter Times, 1894-9-20, Page 8t.
laTSIPI ANCIEa
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wo$l'11(ta Aisillteeerea Onel-
eTY e create also tor the Pileigleie
1 1
Leetittee ai4 y t!« Sr tvY, of London
rAtot. of nnevicnd,
le uas piano to get yotu'
Sch oto:
Books.
Ali the luto,t kinds of
SribbltaN, 13:xeroase._..o
Pt. s. and Pt;uails:,
We, iLiSo,
Brave at, Fait Line cif
Pads and
Pass B.a3ks.
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J.
IG 9S.
SPECIAL
SNAPZ
Big Balikrt;t Stoll
•i.1dC1R$ )AY, Slernie 4131 I
LOCAL. HAPPINI
20tba, 1
04'
Lora vWeb
Pickard's for bargains on Fair ,day..
Snow tell in 111ontene Otte des last.
Week. •
The inset general holiday will be
Thanksgiving Day.
Auiary of alontre i,, was hero the
forepart ot this week buying horses,
Rickards are salliug ready made
endorderecl clothing niuch below regular
prices.
White and Cutorad. Counterpane i
good values and priced tow at J. P.
ela>;ke's -
I+or Rubber Coats. both ladies and
genttecnens7 Gall and examine those
Showa by'•1, P, llarke.
Robert J., a • colt, paced a Wile at the past week visiting at 3, '. P, Roes
F.erdoialn,.,
.Mr, W. IL (Manville :if London, spent
"s, few days of this, week la toren.•--Mrs..
jRev.}:Spargo of Prince Edward.fsland is
entitling her father I+ 1r. Pesthole. toc'n..
She will teraiu until spring,--blr. J. W.:
enell occt?t vied the pulpit in the pain et.
Methodist chiarah Sunday ,morning lest, -
Roe, Geo. Webber of Torouto.was greeted
by large congregations to 'the ,James at,
Methodist church on Sunday lost, dr.
Webber was a farmer paator of ths'churela
toad has a host of friends here, who vera'
pleased to once morohave the privilege of
listening to his, eloquence. --neer. Wash..
Collins, of Wetford, spent the forepart at.
slice week in town visiting firs, Temple-,
tou.-The visitors to Toronto -Fair have
returned home and thus week the Weateru
in London is the ett+actiou,-Miss Tillie
aVbite leaver in a few days for a trip to
Brandon to visit be brother, Mr. Rr,
White, and o her friends. -The legal
f- eternity of town are this week attending
the assizes at Goderich, -,Mr, Jbaeph
white of St. Marys, and Miss Robiueon
of Blausiaard visited frrenda in'town on
Sued ay.-Misa, Addle Solland has left
for a visit arnong friends in, London and
Tilsonburg.-.i)r. Mary klntton who spent
'.cont Hants, Incl., last week ui 2.O4;
the fastest mile recurd in the world.
Pickard's 25e. Tea pleases every-
body. -Try it.
Mr. A , Fora) tri and Miss Nellie Dar-
ling were joinedin wedlock yesterday.
The T1uEs extends congratulations.
1Ir. Jelin A. Gregory has been engag•
ed as teacher for the Winchelsea
School f r next year at an initial sa'try
3o pieces pure wool double
fold dress goods, 22 r� c a yard.
worth 4.0c..- A snap, sure.
58c buys from us jet or
Blue Black Henrietta worth in
any regular store 35c. Corn
pare any S5c. goods you can
find with our' 53c Black' Hen-
rietta,
A special lot of Felt -Tourist
Hats, very nobby goods, the cor-
rect thing f. r fall wear. See
returned uo i.ippen this week,-lllee
Crocker milliner, of Blytb, visited under
the parental roof the forepart of this
week. --lire, (Dr) Brotvpiogghaa returned
'from a visit among friends in Markham,
cohere she loinsd'in celebrating the 30th
anniversary of the dootor'a mother. -,1.
A. Wiihame, of Zurich, a toerobor of they
firm of the Rollins & Williams Milling
Oo , was iu.town•an Monday on business.
u es y -Mr. A. Bishop of 1Jahorne who recently
of $375undorweot a critical operation in London.
has returned hoine and 'bas sufficiently
recovered to be out to see his many
friends in town.-Mr.and Mrs. Jas Dennis
O'Halloran of Brantford are visiting fir
and Mrs. H. Lambrook.-Mr, and Mrs.
James Dennis of Ayr are the groats of
Mr. Dennie' parents, town,for a few days.
-Mr. R Young and wife haye returned
from Toronto.- Mies Jones visited
friends in Hamilton last week. -Dr. N.
F. Harrison, of Detroit visited his tether
in town this week i11r. John Mogg, who
has been spending the "summer in Man,,
itoba and Michigan has returned home.
-4fr, C. B. Marsland has returned
home safely frasa the Queen city, and re-
ports a pleasant time. -Mr. Frank
Snell of Forest, is visiting friends in
town. -Mrs. Geo. Easterbrookand fam-
ily of Burlington Plains are visiting her
mother, Mrs. Phcebe Harris. -Mrs. W.
J. Thomas, who has been visiting in
town the past few weeks, has returned
to her'home is Burlington. -We notice.
by the Parkhill Fall Show Bills thatProf
Fish will give an exhibition with his
trained Elk,at the show, and which will
be one of the special attractions. -Miss
attend Millinery opening on Friday
GussieHolland has returned to Tilson•
and Saturday, Sept. alst and 22nd. burg to resume her situation as milliner.
For Tweeds, Worsted coatings and
Genoa' furnishings, Collars and Scarfs,
call at J . Clarke's.
Mr. Al. Bissett, who recently pur-
chased the Atkinson farm on the Lon-
don road, about 9 milesss uth, has taken
possession of same.
Pickard's Millinery Opening on Fri-
day and Saturday Sept. 21 and 22.
Everybody is invited to inspect our
stook.
Mr. B. Spicer, mail carrier between
Exeter and St. Marys has been ill the
past few weeks, and W. Miners has
been acting as substitute.
Grasshoppers Fare living well since
the revival of vegetation. The recent
heavy rains have caused a splendid
growth and pasturage is good.
Dress Goods some of the choicest,
designs in Tweed. Effects and Indian
Cashmeres this week. Call and iuspect
them at J. P. Clark's
Miss Horn extends a eordial invitation
to the ladies of Exeter and vicinity. to
uar
thein.
oirsoisimillawismalwallainglimaristrimagiati
EAB ', P
Our Fall and Winter stock is
w com letet and we are show-
ing
how-
complete e. in all
�� a very ��J►!�npl�t
lines.
Mr. NV. A. Dearing of Stephen has a
sunflower in his garden • which has 43
well -formed heads; he would like to
bear of someone who can beatthis.
•Piokard's millinery is marked;very
close to cost price. They will do best
for you.
The Exeter brass band visited Mit-
chell on Tuesday and took part in the
amusements in connection with the
Catholic picnic held there that day.
Pickard's are sole agents for
Heptonette water proof wraps. No\
,7rubber. Great wear, See them.
J. A. StewartYk
Notice to Times' Readers. -
The publishers would esteem it a favor if
readers would,when malting their purchases,
mention that they saw the merchant's adver-
tisement in THE TIhtEs.
NOTIOE-A11 business announcements
notices of public meetings, _entertainments
clumnsswilt be char appearing
for at the n rate of five
merits per line each insertion. Black heading
3o count as three lines. Cash with order save
to persons having open accounts. To insure
change, of advertisements in current issue copy
Tanabe handedinto office on TueedaY•
R•:111 DAY.
Grand Concert
under the anspicet of the Ladies' Guild of
Trivia Memorial Oh
;tit, siueSllD +'`I L, Comic Sina-
er Of Woodstock.
111Sb . ALLWORTB, Soprano
Singer of St. Thomas.
besides other Local Talent.
Plan of Hall will be open .at F.
Knight's onSaturday, Sept. 22nd at 10
a.m.
Miss F. M. Hicks, who has received a
Teacher's certificate from the Toronto.
C7oliege of Music is now prepared to re-
ceive pupils. Apply at -Telephone Office
or residence.
There are several cases of by
-"hobia among dogs in Lucan, and the
Tillage Council haye taken action to
prevent its spread, by compelling the
muzzling of all canines.
At Tire Western Fair.
Mrs. J. A. Douglas of this village took
lst prize at the Western Fair for best
painting on silk or satin, oil colors;
2nd prize Embroidery with crewel wool;
2nd, prize mbroidery Iv%xica
n or
drawn threads; 2od prize Hand Bag with
monogram; end prize Carving on wood;.
2n
-2' bush
ef case.
-2 d prize for Ha
nd
P
Colorado wheat, L. M. Brethour, Wood-
ham: Spring wheat 1st M. Brethour Wood -
natio Six rowed barley let M. Brethour,
Woodham;banner oats 2nd prize E Bret -
hour Woodln m•bushel timothy seed 3rd M
Brathaur; Waodhem; Flax Seed. 3rd M.
Brethour, Woodham.
-Mr. P. L. -Bishop of Parkhill . joined
his father here this week, and they are
now doing business in Cobbledick's old
stand. Mrs. Bishop will move to Exet-
er about the first of next year. --Miss
Lillie Fanson of Exeter is visiting
in London and Sarnia. -Mr. Wm,
Westcott visited friends in Kippen on
Sunday last. --Rev. Hamilton of Londes-
boyo, preached in the Cayen Presby-
terian Church on Sunday last. -Mr.
Wm. Sanson of Thornbury visited
friends in tqwn on Tueaday.-Mr. John
Abell and Mrs. Joseph C. Abell were
in town on Tuesday. -Rev. D. M.
Ramsay of Mt. Forest spent the forepart.
f this week in town,' on his return from
oronto..-Mr. Robert Muttart has re-
urned from Mich. --Mrs. Thos. Bissett
town, left on Monday for London. -
Mr. John Trick of Toronto spent last
Wednesday in this village. -Mr. John
A. -Fisher of Toronto, yisited Mr. and
Mrs Isaac Bawden on Tuesday last. --
Rev. E. W. Hunt will preach a Thanks-
giving Sermon, at Blyth this (Thursday)
evening.-hlr. Holland of Hay Tp., is
attending the London Fair this week.;
-Miss Edith fiyndman, who has been
visiting friends in Toronto and Barrie,
the past several months, has returned
home. -Master Eddie Dignan, of town
left yesterday to attend the London
Fair, -Miss Blanche Clark has return-
ed from her visit to St. Thomas.-
Grand Millinery opening on Friday
and Saturday, Sept. 21 and 22. Every-
body cordiallyinvitecl to come and in-
spect our new styles. Remember the
date. E. J. SPa:craM 7.3 & CO.
-Exeter for a village its size and pre-
tentious, has the lowest tax rate this
year: of a,ny place we have noticed.
The rate is 1.4 mills on the dollar. while
irgals,Sep24&25
;k On the above days we shall
:. �� offer special inducements in alb.
�J
departments,
Have you
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our 5c.
25C:
2 5C.
25C.
Grey . Cotton, :regular
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Feather Ticking,
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Cottonade
Tweeds • ((
Cashmere Hose ((
japan Tea
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price Sc.
c( 28C.
3oc.
75c.
35c.
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Bear in mind we are selling high class goods cheaper than
anyother store in town. We don't handle trash. Come and see
for yourselves. -
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Leamington's rate is 25 3-10, Ailsa
Craig's 18 mills.'
Pickard's range of dress goods is
the most beautiful ever shown in
town.
E. J. Spackman & On;, will hold
their Millinery Opening on Friday and
Saturday, Sept. 21st and 22nd;. We
cordially invite every lady to come and
inspect the iiew styles. -E. J. SPecx-
MAN & Co.
A Wallaceburg correspondent says
that the principal of the school, Mr.
Dundas, bas had his salary increased
from $650 to $700, owing to his having
been offered a like sum by the Exeter
School Board. ((Its an ill wind that
blows nobody good."
Mrs. Williams' wife of Mr.J. A.
Williams, miller; Zurich, lost her pocket
• book, containing a considerable aunt of
money and railway tickets, at London.
She thinks it was picked from her
pocket. She missed it when stepping
from the Grand Trunk train, yesterday
'11ie Amoco's Eclipse.
The partial eclipse of the moon took
place on friday. The shadow appeared
first at the north point of the moon's disk.
As the moon moved up toward the left
the shadow appeared to move down to-
ward the iglit, covering at the middle . of
the soli b a little less than a quarter .of
the diameter of the rnoon'd disk, . and
leaving it at a point 58,degrees to the west
frons the north point. The first contact
ocourred at 9a 36m,central standard tines.
A1104 32m the eclipso was at !tit max-
imum, After that there was pule the
faint peniambral shading on thewest side
of the disk,
Ezter,ntrtattotr or 'Weed&
The stays Department of Agriculture
0 p
t' in
are publfahidg a bulletin on weeds , and
that bulletin. the Botaniist, Prof. Flotsaher
salts that anyfarmer Navin# a we which
wch
tor
o t
n tree
h w
doss not
understand,
leo
ga t rid of. should send a samplo to the
Experimental .arm, It would cost him
absolutely ioihing-the .postage free, end
the weed win, be examined tree, aloe?, and
advice given. The government wish to
make the Department practically as use•
fttl as possible to fartiteri.
Morning.
ng .
0
e,u
ie
tw
ch
d
o
done "A. Traveller" complains that the
evening train from the north on the L.
H. & B. is nearly always about ari hour
late. It is due here at 6.25, but on
account of the mixed being taken, off
some tone ago No. 54 has to do a lot of
shunting along the line and that ac-
counts. for the delay. -London Free
Press.'
the largest stock
Pickard's have g
and sell cheaper than any other house
in town,
person, who last week spent a few
dayvisitig at Dashwood end Fansville
states that the Are in the Hay swamp
has been something dreadful. Farm-,
erg have hada trying time in keeping
tho fire from their property, and yet
e ` losses,
r
there flt►ve boon Oonsiderabl a
it edone
been bi n
have r
sits cattle
matt 1st 400 cords of wood,and'notwith
standingthe heavy rains the fires Sall
epeople els pees they will
�'
andh
smoulder,
continue to do so until the snow
, lD. 0. Mires nersdus l�yrfi�
A friendly • game of baseball was
playedl re an* Wednesday afternoon
last, between the East End Club of
Goderi and the Exeter Club, which
results in favor of Goderich by a score
of 19 t 17 runs. Some good playing
was do by both teams and in several
innings each club failed to make a
run,
i1iiner
& agtYes.
OUR ROOMS WILL BE OPENED ON
FRIDAY . & . SATURDAY,
Sept, 21st & 22nd.
Everybody is cordially invited to Inspect our stock.
-
Dontforget the very beat groceries,
you can get them at 3.-Clarice's.
phenomenally small though full
grown cow belongs to S. McDonald of.
Ripley, weighing merely 600 pounds and
is only threefeet high, whilst she is as
long as an ordinary cow. She has rais-
ed one
aisaed•:.one calf, and it will give a good idea
of how low -set she is when it is stated
that she suckled three little pigs after
the calf had been sold.
The total receipts for the Industrial
Exhibition, Toronto, amounted to $68,
937.95,as against $71,962.05 last year,
a decreate of $3,024.10. The attendan-
ce was actoelly greater this year than
last, but the decrease in receipts is
attributal to the falling off in grand.
stand takings on the several rainy after-
noons, on which no performance could
be given.
Pieiiard's stock of shoos is complete
sec their Ladies' Dongole Kid, Button
and Lace shoes for $1,75. It beats
them
all.
.,
,
beat
r the
Pickard s mantles are
fitting and dheapest in town.
2't the Lucan baseball tournament,
Thursday, Lucan beat Forest by 14 9,
and , Forest . defeated Exeter 21 ; to 9.
In justice to the Exeter boys we inight
say that the nine which: played were not
a properly conetiknted team,-, and were
scrubs" gathered for the occasion.
They were not after laurels, their object
being simply an eating.
Plali nr the; preliminary revision of the
Dominion voters' lista solemn deoiarationa
must be excepted by the revising offices
for (`names to be added and eorrectione to
be made" and for "names to be temoyed,"
This is a change since the last revision,
which should be carofally noted, and care
should be taken that all whose penes
appear on; the lists taker by the revising,
officer as the basic of the new preliminary
lists, and are not qualified to be on, should
be atruok off.
U LERVYE ,
G -LOVES,
KITTS,
.
t6J JL�,A,B ELL
'meq
LACES,
RIBBONS,
ANDKERCHIFF,
TIES,
HOSE SUPPOpiTERS,
CORSETS,
LACE CURTAINS.
We will remind you of the
rest when you come in:.
CARLING BROS
R. PICKA.RD & SON,
Direct Importers.
New Sailor Boy Tallon Tea at the l3ig
Bankrupt Store. ,...,-o -
Buy your Groceries at the Big ,Bank-
rupt Store and save money.
Owing to the want of apace, several.
communications intended for this week's
Times will appear neat week.
Yes, you must go to the Big Bankrupt
Store for Lire choisest Dress Goode end
Trimmings.
Wonderful values in New Mantles and
Jackets at the Big Bankrupt Store, Most
complete stock in town.
LADIES you are invited to inspect all
the newest and latest millinery and
novelties at the Big Bankrupt Store on
Friday and Saturday of this week.
Mrs. Spicer will hold her usual mil-
-livery opening on Friday and Saturday,
20th and 21st, and cordially iuvltea all
ladies to attend. -Mics. D. Smelt: `l �1
,„The other evening while business ryas 1 after case ofFall
.,•
going ore in the store :.of Messrs, Speak-
man
peck Goods
od-s
man & Co., some sneneak thief entered thee
JO�l�STON'S
FALL
again,
Activity per-
grades every de-
partment. Casa
storehouse at the rear and helped them-
selves liberally to groceries,
Mr. James W, Creech who purchased
The Fence Question
Solved by the -
IT S ELMAN
Woven Wire
PENCE... t. s 'P.„ IIIN
opened
out for your in -
W. H. Heard"itiv --
sole owner of
the right tc
sell this KING
of fence mach -
fifes in th(
County of
Huron.
t -Over two hun-
goilred different
woven wire
fence mads.
with this fence
.¢;:
This 7s.0e Aget.Ohintilo will be exhibited at thea
ocle 'ioh, Caii .toe:,, Exeter and Seafortla, fall.
fairs, when orders for fence and right to mako for farm anal
townships will be offered. Do not fail to see it.
W. H. HEARD, 337 Richmond st., London, Ont..,
Pimnbing, Hot water heating, Iron'pipo,Brass valves,Man-
tels, Grates, Floor tiles, Electrical supplies,
the building on Main st,belonging to spection at val-.e
Mr. J. Belkwili of Chicago, had it moved
to Mill street this week; and will have ' ues neverbefore
it remo2elled for a desalting.
The subscription price of the Christian
Guardian will likely be reduced from $2 to
$1. It is also likely that Rev. J. W.
Annie will succeed Dr, Dewart as editor,
the paper of Iate having;nbeea. somewhat
partisan in politics,
The Oke farm, which had been sold
some weeks ago, but which, it is claimed,
was knocked down to one man at a bid
offered by two others, was again put up
on Saturday. It was sold to W. J. Oke
at an advance of $10 on the. former price,
viz ; $5,070.
The season for shooting grouse, Wood-
cock and hares opened Saturday. Differ -
tint opinions exist, • but it seems probable
that the wood -cook Will be found very
dcarce, Scarcer than usual.' Grouse
,
ate not as plentiful: as they were
a hatching in
last year, owing to bd
& tvoath
er
in the spring, hares are More plentiful,
disturbede
t bean
where the etvamps ',Ayetot
by fire!, oWiog to rebtriotfon of shooting
them in the winter, The only foathelred
may which is stilt prote..ted, andrel y be
Wit
with, are gush, d obey must not be
•At the Methodist Conference in session
at London, it was decided on Saturday
that extension of the pastorate term be
extended to four or five years as may be
desired, on the approval in all "'cases by
three-fourths of the quarterly boards and
two-tbirds stationing committee that vote,
for it, This was an amendment to the
amendmentthe
amended as oma
by
amendment
me
nt
which then became the main mellow
The St. Louie Press says: -Somebody
who wants to explatn'what the editorial
"we" signifies says it has a variety' of
meanings, varied to suit the circamstan-
vee. For an exempla. When you read
that "we expect our wife home to -day,"
"we"I refers to the editor•in-chiel; when:
it is ('we area littlelato with oar work,"
it includes the whole office force, even
to the devil and the towel;: in 'Awe are
having a booth,"the town is meant; Ne `
received over 700,000 immigrants last
year,." and it embraces the 1 ation, but
((we have bog oholera to our midst only
means the man who takes the paper and
does .not pay for
equalled. -
Our stock of
clothing is larg,,
cr than usual
and values never
before equalled.
Not the least
attractive de-
partment is: our
stock of Goer-
man Mantles,
Everyone a per-
fect fitter.
XECUTOB'S NOTICE.
I•n the matter of the estate of. Samson
Pop p lesone, late of the village of
Exeter, ixt the County of Huron,
Gentleman) deceased.
Pursuant to the Provisions of the revised
statutes ofOntario, oliap.110. the creditors of
Seamen POppleetane, late of .Tlxetor, °omits"
of Boron, gentloniare dooeesed, who died on
or about the 24th day sae -tonere, in the Year
A. D., 1894, ar'o'reiluired to send b1 Poet, are -
o ed.extratriit of the last
and ri n
o e x
wild, td the heir Seine
� b d de6easod, t
will and teNtamorit o s i
f
their
' tare o
l oar
ion s and fur p
and address, .
e r'eecurity, if ariY',-
and roduee th 1
chime, 4
h
e bra
t o
bold asst net tpho said ostato; on
orbC
prat dayof Noveniber,.,11194, after` Willett
flats trod ox
ooittrix Wilt/1041m liable for r"
ai
swell alarm .
maned ItliIV LOCI POPPh'esxOXM
1lareettrr as
titter', Opt. 18th. It osl, r-.2in.
Write if you cannot be at the Fairs.
Dress c1ood.s.
Tx':comings.
Maittlings,
Tweeds,
Y 2 tin. s,
Cotton,af4es.
BOOTS
H
S FS o
Froni the best makers.
orate of white croaker
•� A. of ... �
�, s than regular
20 s
tl le
rine.
Tea Sets,
Ole.
See our '� a(
$
l See O
ur Dinner d
P Se
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e
f
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C r sal9smeie0lsiCBrita
e to show new, r
pleasure goods,
Hr
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IN CORSETS
Can only be obtained by wearing
No. 391 " Improved All -Feather -
bone -Corsets." No side steels to
break, hurt or rust.
TRY A. PAIR.
Ali First.class Dry Goods HousesrSell Them.
DOES IT PAY
To' take m.
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We answer empliatioally yes if you receive what you pay for. Not every
institution dubbed Business and Shorthand School is worthy of your supt
+ B. 0. Forest Cit
Have you seen the catalogue of the I' . -C Y Business and Short.-
hand College of London Ont., it contains full particulars about the School. BOarcI-
per week. School re -opened M•inday, Sept. 3.
$2'50 hoELT, Principal,
<, J. 'W'• WZa11STERV Aal.
Great Clearing Sale
ORDERED C
RDEEDC OT q
AT
GRIEVE'S.
he Next 8o days we will sell the balance of our Slimmer
For tt'e a it rntlsk
Suiten s ata price to suit everybody. Our sleek being; too lie v�
g �, l?
be deduced at the following low prices
All Wool 'I`weed' Snits for $9.50 T'tegular price, x2,00,
(( cs, x4.00 rt "
(i x5.00 it (, 19,00o,
.
" �• ali
Fine Tweed Pants 2.25 (,
(, sr loco " (1 6:ooa
Oiir;"5,00 pants are cheap at $7,00.
�i
. + and
elothlla a
at fie ayard for boy's g
We have a lot of nice tweeds 4 , �' big ,
lot of
bods free of charge. We have also a
we cut g
at veryloty .rices
sods
Remnants ranging from i yard up to' 5 yards,
�,elnll � �
Cace arid see
for
yourself. i#emereer the pl.
a
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