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G # eft PRODUCE — ONLY QN1 111GF.
We extend a hearty invitation
to every lady to call and inspect
our new dress goods, Come and
see the new ideas whether you
want to buy or. not You're al-
ways ays tivelcoine to see all that's
new at the big store,.
$7,00 for a very . swell new
friezehome-spunladies' suit'
length in the new heather tints, al
beauty.
$ 5.00 the suit end for very
nifty homespun, carnet's hair ef-
fects,
These pods are strictly
high class, and correct in style.
$;.oda the suit end for a Tavely
range of p
imported home spuns.
p
All the new shades, very stylish
and down to date.
85c the yard for our great
leader in home spurn "the new
grey, it's all right, The latest
diceweave, and such value as
you may not see again.
6oc, soc and 4.5;c the yard for
a big range of all the latest shades
irl holne-spurns and ladies' cloth.
See this range, they're big in
value.
Se and Ipc the yard for nice
bright plaid goods, very suitable
f:tr children's school -wear, and isc
for our biggest plumb in double
fold dress goods, ask for it.
.rg's
SOK Storc'
A full stock of School Books
ublic Schools.
A full stock of Sunday School
Library Books at wholesale prices
Family and Peachers' Bible
Ful Line.
Everything in. Stationery,
wholesale and retail.
Jolill Griug
EXETER
J. A. ST WART
For anxiage Licenses,
Wedding Rings,
Watches. Clocks?,
Jewel ry,
Spectacles, IQto
(situ, O\'
R. HICKS
Watch Repairing a Specialty,
Central
QSTRATFCRD, ONT,
A school that is doing the best work
in business education iii Canada, Our
Magnificent catalogues give full int or-
nation.
,
Write to -day d;ty
for Ser
-
al Se -
eril Canadian colleges and manylarge
American schools employ our grad-
uates as teachers. This is one strong
point m our fa`'or. Eater now if pos-
sible.
W. 3. BLLIOT7.',
Principal.
TO ADVERTISERS.
The copy for changes must he left
not later than Tuesday noon, Casual
advestisennentQ accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
INSURANCE.
's;t1Li a
Shaw
left yec
erday for Hen -
1 itNEST ELLIUT, E, Carlisle, of Hensel I, visited friends
here un Tuesday.
:igen for the Wr srxiaa7 Ammeter= COX.
'ttir,ofToronto ,also for the Premix Fate
NSA:
i A, en
COMPANY,
a! London,
I1n lata
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Mervyn
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t sta
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of Parkhill, ll
,
spent
eatkr. rA as INSURANCE CorPdNY of Eng
,TiC •1 visiting, his pets
in town.
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TECURSDA.Y. SEPTEMBER 20th,1000
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS
John
n itri o
eu f t
t', edi r
to itis
, tpurchas-
ed
the 50 aeres of laud formerlown-
ed by Charles Treitz, the price being
$2,200.
itIi,.it, ,,
Miss L:Lui<'t Gs e„crry left hast Thurs-
day for Toledo. cohere she will take aL
Dr. Amos has returnee to town. training course in ono of the hospitals
there.
Shooting season opened on Saturday T. J. Wilson, son of D. D. `Uilson a
last.f
Louis Long, is visiting under the par- Seaforth, intends leaving next month
rental roof. for India, where he will practice his
profession as a dentist.
Richard Remmeree new house isRev. 4r. Thompson, of lionkton,
nearly completed. occupied the pulpit of Main st. church
Will Ross, of Clinton, spent afeet on Sunday and preacbed two able ser -
days here this week. l mons. Rev, R. Mityard preacbed at
Miss Lizzie .Either, of Creditou, is I Bethel appointment.
visiting Miss Bella:Sims. Aromatic extract of -Blackberry is a
Mrs. Adams of Leamington, visited pleasant, safe and effectual cure for
friends in town last week: Diarrhoea, Dysentery,Cholera Morbus,
A ianmber from ke, etc, For sale at Lutz s Drug ,
Exeter will attend Store, only 2ac-a, bottle.
Zurich fair to -day, JohnThursday.a'w
Mrs. J. P. Ross, has returned from a Spackman and wife have re- t
visit with friends in Chatham. turned from Grand Bend summer re- sa
sort. They report this the most sue- en
Tem FAxrss.—Exeter was beseigecl
With fakirs on fair day, and it would
seem as if the bands of 'these smart.
decks who attended the London fair
bad come to Exeter to rob the entire
couunuuity. There were fully seven-
ty five in town. They duly purchased
their liberty to carry on the nefarious
work upon the grounds, and with
everything in readines were proceed
ing with the several: gapes of chance,,
when. Constable Gundry, of Goderich,
to his credit be it said, politely walked
the fakirs off the grounds before they
had an opportunity to gull any of the
innocent visitors. The action of the
authorities in this natter is conunend-
.able, and had the soeietyrefused to
allow them to operate upon the
grounds, much trouble alight have
been saved both to the ocers and
fakirs..
PitLsereEle — The Presbytery of
Huron met in Willis church, Clinton,
on Wednesday, 12th fast. The deputa-
tion appointed to visit Grand Bend
and Corbett reported that these con-
gregations desired a continuance of the
'o e
t gni r
tantf
for a
orae e r
� an thought
that wit the end Of that time ad reducio
might he expected in thneretluiretmments.
Air. Sawers reported that Varna and
Blake had (leei:led to call Thos. David-
son, and that he hoped to be able to
preeernt the call le the Presbytery at. a
meeting to be held at • Srucefietd on
Sept. 2-Ith, at 1i. o'clock a. nm. Dr.
Vempbell, a,gern)r of the ('entnry Fund,
addressed the Presbytery la connection
with the nark, in which he is engaged.
He stated that over $s''`t),tltw had been
subscribed, and that there are about
000 congregations who have not yet re-
ported. Of the $100,000, grotnised by
the ministers of the church, nearly the
whole aa.waaut has been subscribed, .and
a considerable eerie paid,An exchange
of ministers in connection evith Sab-
bath school work was. Arranged to take
place before the next regular meeting
of Presbytery in November.
Mrs. A. J. Ford is visiting friends in
Brantford,.
Mrs, Bee, of Parkhill, and 1rs.
Pinch, of Stratford, are visiting atrs,
Richard Oidley.
Mrs. ZlIonme, town, and slits, P A.
Crews, Forest, left the latter place for
alonona, Iowa, to visit friends and rel-
atives.
llialco1u ltiilyard has gone to St,.
Thomas, where he has secured a situ-
ation in a, wholesale dry goads estab-
lishment,
The play "Finnigan's Fortune" given
in the Opera, Mouse Tuesday evening
by local talent, was welt received by a
large audience.
The corn crop this year throughout
the li country will
the vllhe tl a heaviest on
record. The numerous showers pro-
duced rapid growth.
Absolutely pure reliable Baking
Powder. Try it once and you will
never use any other kind. Sold by 0.
Lutz, druggist Exeter.
of Snowflake, daughter
ti,Jformerly9fof
this vicinity, is at present visiting her
aunt, sears, A,. NeU,at Lumley.
Thos. Elston, of Muskegon,. Mich., is
visiting Mrs, R. Pickard and other
friends in town. Be was u. former
resident of Exeter, and has not been
here for 20 years.
We are pleased to note that S,t n'l
Gid
ley,hls sufficiently recovered from
his recent accident to he'Lble to visit
the store d Lily. He uses crutches to
obis( him iia walking.
Wilson Swenerton, V. S., of Oar -
berry, Man., was in town the past
week visiting at J. P. Ross'. Mr.
Swenertou e to
n rv
asa
former resident n of
Exeter, but has been living in the wrist
for many years.
John McNally, father of Mrs. David
Spicer, formerly of Exeter, diedat bis
home in Hanover on Thursday last.
Deceased had a bad attack of la grippe
last winter, from which he never felly
recovered and which brueht about a
general breaking up of the human sys-
tem.
George King, a former resideut of
Blyth, dripped dead in one of the city
parks of Chicago last Friday at noon.
He had been at work during the fore-
noon and was on his way to lunch
when death overtook him, He was
the second son of Wm. King. 1st con.,
East Wawanosh, and was 42 years of
age. He leaves a widow but no child-
ren.
The wind storm this week has
rouht a great deal of damage
ugh the country. Fruit buyers
y that after all apples will be scarce
ou ;lythe winds having blown down,
some instances, every apple in fine
rchards, while others suffered almost
heavily. Along the `lake shores as
r north as Goderich apples litter the
round in the orchards. and many
ees have been damaged. Horn fields
so felt the e force of: the wind.
Another house wedding took place
in Clinton on Sept. 11, at 11.30 a. tri.,
when Miss Flossie, only daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.' A. O. Pattison became
the wife of J. J.
iVla wire
thec y
q , eI e-
fi, Tony being performed by Rev. W. G.
fniY owson, in the presence of a goodly
number of invited guests. The brides-
maid,
Mjss
Sadie z
i za
rd was s r
ettiL
P Y
attired, and"also carried a shower:
boquet. Mr. and Mrs. `&squire will re-
side in Clinton, where he occupies the
position of operator at the . freight.
office.
49 For sore, blistered, perspiring feet
Ohafed skin, prickly ,
p y heat, nettle rash,.
hand applying after shaving, use Foot
of
Ease. For sale at Lutz's Drug Stole.
2;
_�c a box.
BISMARCK'S RC
SSL IRON N
NERVE.
Was the result • of his splendid
endid
health.' Indoaiitehle.will and tremen-
dous energy are not found where
Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bowels
are out of order. If you want` these
qualities and the success they bring,
use Dr.' King's New Life' Pills.`: The
develop every `power of brain arid
body. Onlyn
y 25c at any Drug Store.
SALE A, REGISTER.
T
UESDAY
QC1S e. --e arm. stock i -
m
tem
entsetc'
P ., the property of W. H.
Wood. lot 12, con. 4, TTsborne (near
a
Etimvijle), Sale a. one o'clock sharp.
No reserve as the proprietor has rent-
ed his farm, and intends going to Lon-.
don to reside. H. Brown, Act.
W. 5. Belkwill, has returned from
a trip to Manitoba and the Northwest.
Frank Bissett, of London, is visiting
his grandfather for a few days this
week.
efiss.Bella Sims has returned home
after a
pleasant visit
with friends in
cessful season in its history, and that
the visitors seemed well pleased with
the park.
On Monday morning, there died at
his residence, an old settler, in the per-
son of James Craig, of the 7th line,
Morris. Deceased been seen airing for
rediton, { a considerable time, and was mostly
Mrs. Douglas has returned home 1 confined to the house since February
from an extended, visit with friends in
last.
Sea'farth: t' 'Turkish Scalp Food prevents;the,
hair from
Miss falling off,
A.
II nom „restores greyor
the bedside ef y sn is in Toronto: at white hair to its original colorBing
di located her lP sister, vnho fell and delicately perfumed; it leaves no un -
Louis Itoedding, of'Zurich,hes see • pleasant odour. It is not a dye,
cured ae Should. be in every household where' a
situation '
ati
on as
beret,.r
hair renewer is needed. Sold'by C.
and moved to town last week. ,,,Lutz, only 50c a bottle.
Wilbur Oudumore who has been In the death of
Whitting -
visiting friends in, Exeter: end vicinityMrs. A.B. Whiater a
Y ham, who'passed quietly away after a
returned to Detroit ou Saturday. few days illness, at the home of her
"Happy Days," of Stratford former- dau h er
ormer •,g t , on Monday, Sept. 10th, God-
ly of Hensel', is negotiatingg for the erich townshiploses a ood
purchase of the "Grip House," Sea- old lady
Hoitse; being of the age of 79 years and ?
forth. months. The deceased.was born on
`V
Feb.
20
Ileaman as T'eb. 20th, 1321 n-.
w in Lond , L Norton FIa1l
on 7u - , Nos-
,
es ,
Nor -
day, attending fell, f
y, riding the wedding of his o , Pngland, her ,.ather, ,Jas. Wigg,
brother, John, to Miss' Gertrude being an extensive farmer and coal
Glucan. merchant.= In 1847 she was married to
Francis J. Whitein ham.
A meeting of those interested' in the. o In, hen
Exeter cemeteryshould a } they came ti Waterloolreellcounty; then
(tend the removed to 73olmesviliein 18(12.
;y
Ail explosion,
which
mihthave re-
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o g.
e.
meeting in the Town Hall on Peida
evening of this week. en fact all w
d fatall ,but which -was f
yortun-
a SUl
4. ns Dud to
h 1 at.
,��, end,
a 1
to not attended r
y i deo byserious results
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English 1Lsh a
and Scotch'LiWillis' g noIe'un�is 2 . ,
and frocearred>n W. Fl. WLllishoe: store
4 yards wide. English oil cloth 1:'l e eSeafor h, Friday'
.. , t , on mornin : .
and : 2 yards ,,,i g out
Y. � wide, and Canadian oil ,aceLyliue gas machine had. gone out
cloth, 1, 1.' and 2 yards . wide. l�''
The �tof order, incl. the gas was gradually
largest and most complete `stock in ,'worked g y
ked off so that'it could'be repaired.
-town at Stewarts. P
That niorfingThoniasHatcher,had tak-
Frank d. eekes, son of W. en•it'apa> (;`arid called Mr.Willis to his
D. VC?eekes
a boyl.3 years of age captured Ist 'assistance, Who carriedalamp. When
size for a, e nearing the machine the -la
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tonn bot of
s keen. Sh nienaboar
n Miss t the head
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Whit
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sertired r5eeond prize for oil'paintin at � and hands, ,and blowing aft doors and
the Western. Fair. g windows.
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A Big Drop
OUR kliTEN.$/706K
1s �la� Gomp1ae in all Departments.
IN -rule FoRicie Cid
Ready*made*Olothing
rt, Tiley were N EVER LOWER THAN NOW. We do not
know whether "Laurier" is the cause of it or not but the
faot remains which makes us and our customers
happy- The variety
tion co i t' .ty is also large. The reduc-
tion at au opportune time, when
mothers are getting their boys ready
to start school and want to buy
most for thein money. We
have a line of boys suits
that were $2.75 to $3.25 a
suit which we offer at $1,50 to
Clea R,aud many other lines proportion
ately loc. We are also clearing out sum-
mer goods, blouses worth, =i0e for 40c, 75e for
r50 1.00 for 75c, us M , .
als and a number lines
at your own price. hilIf you want good good at right
prices we are with you. If you want shoddy or the like you,
will have to go elsewhere.
Give us a call. Highest prices paid for produce,
OfIRLIN ROS
We are showing the finest assortment of ianported and
domestic Dress Goods ever displayed in Exeter, We would
call especial attention to our magnificent. display of Gold
Medal lilk Dress Goods, \\ e shoes- them at prices ranging!
� g@
from 75e to $3,50 per yard.
Special display of NEW FALL MILLINERY, MANTLES
DRESS GOODS, and FURS, as well as all other lines.
Everybody is cordially invited to inspect our stock,
Some Special Bargains.
300 yards of Cotton Huck Towelling, regularly sold at 6c
yard, special price 6 yards for
l o doz White Cotton Fringed Towels, regular price 4c each,
special per pair
ia0
pairs Ladies 31 c,
Cashmere
Hese
, the
regular price i
ouId
be 35c., special price
Finest selected 'Valencia Raisins, regular price, I3 r2c per lb, price 3 iris for
New season's Japan Tea, the regular 5c per lb kind,
special
2,c
se
2 C
e lhae a liIaaitetl s nada-
FARMERS ATTENTION t��y- alae� eelebrthtecl � .�
owo SEED OATS. These oats were grown from seed 11n -
ported last year from Pi'aiiz c, and yielded 80 bushels to the
acre and are free from smut.
Price 75 cents per bush., and can berocured at either
Exeter or lfe�iisall stores. p
ARD'S
Direct Importers
Miss Annie J. Dinennore, of Bland C:entratta
shard, has left, for an extended visit
with her sister, Mrs. Tibbits, of Mark, OtilTtr.a rix. --Again this week it is
Sonth. Dakota. our sad lotto record the death of a
Rev. E. v V. matinee, B. A., in- young brother and friend itt the per-
r.utnbent of Prineetou, was united hi son of Thomas Wesley Pyre who pass -
marriage t Wednesday to Miss Rebecca ed away to join the silent tnajority
Roe, daughter of John floe, of the on Ihureday evening.of last week at
township a
j pf DltmiiL. t'
Fred 73i c.:airs, e e a
Inc young and promising
age of 20
Lynes. of Orauton, has been a y s a young,ume" who pas-
: se san
accepted s ed ammo,
k d
e on alae a
e 1"a d
an 1 i
pollee :f 'o n
p atechis ma i-
e of y
p a the (�i Is
t
g
Y1
of Toronto. Out of 1,100 applications, I anon. Deceased had lived stere eears ver
have
Mr.
Bbeen (chosen, twenty-two others r, whence ilie accepted auntil �osition in London
A. Graham, one of the tau ni p I where he lived up till a short time be-
Johndetective farce was arrested: fare his death* He was taken with a
iii
don 'Sunday morning on a warrant I severe cold which developed into sick-
charging -
him with assault• His wife 1 ness, he
answered after three weeks final sum -
is the complainant. The assault is °tions and wenhme the alleged to have been committed on 1 e from all on S o-
Saturday evening. !earth. The faneraltaokplace on Sat -
Saturday to the Exeter cemetery and was
In Goderich the busy burglars tdox i followed by a circle of sorrowing
advantage of the storm Tuesday night friends who extend their heartfelt
of last week to visit the stores of A. sympathy to the entire fainly in this
elcD. All and
ware stealers, and. W. O. Pridluttre
N» G Itougvte, hard- their hour.of deep sorrow.
men's furnisher. They depleted the Elirnville,
outfit in all three stores.
There is a general report from far- Brtn.Ns,---elle and Mrs. Thos, Cook.
mers that turnips are being destroyed of St._ Thomas, visited time past week
by n small insect. The more advanced
turnips are suffering most and the late
sown may escape the ravages of the
pest. The white turnips are not
attacked so seriously as the others.
with their daughter, Mrs,M, ,Elford jr.
— 14Lr. Cook has sold the fifty acre farm
between the villages of Elimville and
Winchelsea to Joshua Johns for $2500.
— 'rhe funeral of Mrs. Penwarden, (nee
J. T. Hicks. of Mitchell, has decided. Miss Prout) who died of typhoid fever,
ou entering suit against the corpora took place on Saturday last, to the
tion, claiming damages for an accident Exeter cemetery. Mr. Penwarden has
sustatued to bis horse through a defec-
the sympathy of the neighbors in his
e memorial
preached on Sunday evening by
—The 0. O. C.' P. Coun-
tine crossing. The animal is . rata
bereavement.-
able
T'h service
d was c11 d
agile one, an received a severe strain-
ing owing to one of his feet breaking Rev. Wtidde]L
through a plank, cal of Eltmviile attended service on
Sunday morning last and
to a
rJ nes H. Hodgins, Reeve of London
fvneatrllni
•
appropriate
a
1 was fined $1 and costs by moby Friend WaddeTheattend-uireotaSaturday
for
usngte was very good considering the g language towards morning.—Solan .—
Jo
hn wewCliffe•
visited
Beamish, one of the township path. last wee-
andhalemaster . The trouble between Hod-
gins and Beamish arose over Hodgins cow. -here purchased a pure bred ld
digging a hole on the roadside and !Literary
Epworth League g. jersey i
Beaanislm asking him to MI it up. Literary on Thursday evening. A
ood
pro,gram ram is O
nforthose E t
hat
at -P. Ea r tt, of Lendon, formerly of
t
Hay township Inas' not heard as yet,
from. his sister, Mrs. S. H. Weber, and
her husband. who were residents of
Galveston. He is afraid they are numn-
ends=_A yearling steer belonging to
Joseph Hawkins had its leg broken on
Saturday last and bad to be killed.—
Mrs. Northy, Mrs. Deitz and Mrs.'.
Tucker, of Port Huron, attended the
tiered among elle lost. He as well as funeral of their six
tither relatives are looking for word den. eL+ Mrs, Pll with
n Johi;t Prout Jr is cite mit with
ery..day. symptoms of. the fe q
Y, pver.—Dayjd Lloyd; ,.
Since the above was put in ;t e of.
Y Port'Iinron' i
p s v
Lsi '
tin •
friends Fiends here
•ord has been received to:the effect � for a few clays. -Rev. Waddell is bold -
la at t,,
he persons p mentioned above have. ing revival services at the • Sunshine
perished. Mrs. Weber was a daughter appointment.
of C.'Eacrett, of ;Hay township,and
was well known in Exeter
W. Ball, of Woodstock, has received
word from his brother James, who
went to South Africa with` the New
South Wales Light Infantr from,
Australia g Y
ustra is at, the beginning of the war,
that he has been wounded and will.
never likely wholly recover. . lie was
under the connmand of Colonel Dal-
getty, at Webener, where be was
struck in ,the, right shoulder by a
Mouser bullett, et
t, which carne,ont at the
right knee, after passingdown his side'
beneath the ribs. He was taken to the
hoc ital, and has been confined fined to ,.his
bed for eleven weeks. He cannot be
brought home, as he is unable to
move. His parents live in Clinton,
Ont.
REMARKABLE RES DUE.
roars.
Michael Curtain, Plainfield,III.,
makes the, statetnent, that she caught
cold,which settled on her lungs she
ine
was treated for a month by her family
physician, but grew worse. He told
her she was a hopeless victim of• con-
sumption
and that no in d' ..
e kine' could
cure her. Her druggist suggested De.
King'sNewDiscovery foreomisumption;
she bought a bottle and to her delight
found herself benefitted from ` first
r
dose. e
She c
oratin
u
ed its us
be and after
taking
six
bottles
found herself self
sound
and well ; now does her own house
work, and is as well as she ever was.
Sold by all Druggists, Large bottles 50
cents and $1.00.
A.I'eltE\TICE %YAxr u to learn
printing. Apply at Tutus Offici.
PIANO Fort S LTS.—A square piano,
in good order, for sale cheap. The ad-
verciser has two. Can be seen at the
Metropolitan hotel..
UM Question
T
It b.
o CsG equipped Shorthand
a Cti
ai Tina:( - n
P ne and
School in Candida. s rho Forest City Iluhlncsii .�
Shorthand college. T.ondon, Ont. Laargoenrol-
meritil tpossiiti nfaculty, n of excellent itiork at
Its credit,.
Catalogue et after con
denco Invite
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ROLLER ILL
JUST REGI IITBil
ii Gar of Si
Ka
Red Seed
WHEAT
J. COBBLEDIOI it SON..
BUGGIES
Anyone wishing n new or second,
hand buggy of IV. 11. Parsons can
have it by applying, art shop, or at WM,
Trevethiek's, or S. Marten's, as the
proprietor will be away for sometime.
Nolo is the time tabuya good buggy
J. W. WESTER I LT. cheap,
J:'rinelpal. i Books and accounts left with; Mae S.
Mart iu.
Bargains
1I lwT
icycies
We have a few second baud
1000 models
OIeveand
icycles,
Only been used a, short time and
guaranteed in first-class condition
which we will sell at
BAROftl FR I GES.
Also a few other snakes very cheap.
In Second-hand Pianos, Organs and
Sewing Machines, we are bolding out
inducements to people looking for good
values.
Our new goodsare right both in
quality and price and are sure to please.
Call and see them. No trouble to ex-
plain to you their good qualities.
a
W. H. Parsonls-
E.XETETt. ONT,;
LEVITTS'
FAIR
Glass Jars, Fritit Fillers, Choppers
Ricers, s Rai
stn in See
da
GrL i
te
ie
atTe
and Spoons, mails, Pudding dishe
s
etc.
A nice assortment of Vaces, Bottles
and Tooth Brush Boxes just arrived.
Headquarters for wedding presents.
Glass and China four -piece setts,anai
Fruit Setts, Trays and Water Glasses..
Fres •^
h Fruit arrives nearly .every
day, Peaches, Plums, Grapes and
Watermelons.
Levitt's Fair
AGENT FOR PARISIAN STEAL Ili
LAUNDRY.,
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TO
DRY GOODS dllU6R06ER1[S,
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Fall is coming,
r:
11Th , sa is our new fall 00
Denims
�goods. Cottons, Cotton
Tweeds, Denims as °
1:1t;I Shlrtillgs. (special va,lue in these
lines.) Flannels and Flan 1e
ettes in all '
the ze popula;r prices.
Also
special
value in Men's Underwear. per,suit 75c, �1;0(l;
$1.50 and $2,,00. Ladies Vests, long sleeves, from . 5
.l:�c to
$1.00, special value at 255 50cand5 ,
p 7.�c. Just received a,..
choice lotof Boys
and Men.'s Caps, plain .
l , p a and fancy-. These
goods are the latest arid are very.nobby, also several lines of
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ownanc
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Fedoras
just in and the_
very
l
latest
in YDarin Men's Stiffs,- expectedthis week, Call
and see
them. Don't forget et our=
�'groceries,they are all llesvw and fresh.
We keeChase and S
°, an1701 L1 .
As best. Coffee, and oul�
yY���- Teas.:are,
1`I O. A Call e Solicited.
Produce
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falcon. r
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« We want Eggs.
�, tilt Butter and
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Remember the place
lll'St
door northof post office.
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