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ming, ycs the s right, fall trade is just hurnmirN with us'
no kicic cotning at all, We are ri,9,-ht up On top of theagaMe, the
best fall trade we have ever had. It must be cash and one price
that does it. Of course you would expect better values here than the
regular old time credit stores could offer, and then all business is
done on the level, everybody used just the same, and furthet, your
money back every time if goods are not just to your liking when
you get them home.
We are men for any quantity of farm produce. We guar-
antee the highest possible price for Butter, Eggs, Dried Apples, and
all Rinds of poultry. Don't iinagine for One Moment, that, because
this is a cash store we don't pay as much for produce as our neigh.
bors. Why we are did people that are always going them one
better. Bear this fact in mind, we belong to no combination. We
run our own little show. Bring your-prodnce to us, and take home
more goods than its passible for regalar dealers to give you Come
in and get our prices..
Furs -We have an awful big stoc
so big that our oppeents are thinking
of going out of the f ur busioess
together. They are simply scared
, when they see our spread. We show
nearly a hundred fur coats. Yes, we
have the fur trade of the town.
Men's prime Caea,dian (loon Coats,
we have just ten left, and can get no
raore this season. The prices have
gone up so high that we can't reach
them ; however yoa take your choice
of these ten beauties for 542.00.
k Men's natural silver Wallaby fur
Coats, large whole skins, soft tan, well
furred, the best cheap coat in Canada.
- Our bargain priee $15.00.
Ladies' swell electric seal Fur
prime dark mink collar, and facing, a
beeetifin coat, and only $50.00.
Ladies' choicest plain electric seal
aze coat latest out prime fur. A swell
coat, our price $35.00.
Ladies' black Boltharan Fur Coats,
small tight glossy cuel. The kind I
that look well and weer well.. Every., fe
coat sold under e uara,utee, , er
Ladies' special black Boklutrau .Ftee 1‘/!
large storm collets, combinatio n front,
Coats, small and medium bright cure, I
nzauey saver, $35,00
Ladies choicest black astrachan Fur
Coats, beautiful bright curl, largest
storm collar, combination front, rare
values, $20.50.
Lathes' black astrachan Fur Coats,
bright glossy elle!, good strong hides,
$
e2rroto.wearers, and good lookers, Only
Ladies' black astrachan Far Coats,
large fall curl, well furred, good
lookers, but not sold under guarantee,
$19.00.
We have some .extra large ladies' sea
Fur Coats, and some extra, small ,
1 • ' ar oats. It yousare hard to
fit, come and give us a trial.
Men's Beaverised Fur Coats. This is
a new line with us. They are made
from large, whole hides, strong as
buckskin, svvell lookers, and great
wearers, We know of no se& coat
for the price. Only $82,50c,
alelen's black corsicon lamb Coats, A
big lot to choose from. Lovely bright
earls, Welt furred, no better wearing
coats, oar choicest quality for $25.00.
aien's dark Rassiaa calf coats, all
aatural hides, no dye. Every coat a
money saver. Our best ones for
$23.00.
The great Bishap Ooat for men, so
well knosvn that we need not say a
word about it. Our price for them.
$17.00
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.R104r1 Etwortley i.ey41 aim
rry are visiting ie Alburre (ch.
Mr, N. D. liurdon bee returned
from hs week's ebooting et White -
Mrs, Fowler, of Peterbormagh, is a
guest of her niece, afrs. P. W Glad-
man.
Anderson is at Present erecting
senamer cottage at the Parkhill side,
Grand Bed.
Miss C/orrigall, of Acton, is making
an eXteptiel. Visit 'with her friend,
Mrs. R. S. Gurney.
Mrs, D. A. Ross spent the forepart
of this week with Mr. and ars. Will
Ross tit Clinton.
Tern Totes from /low till the end of
1903 foe $1.00 take it yourself and send
another copy to a friend.
Mr. Win. Hoskin left It week far
Bedford Quarry, England where he
expects to spepci the winter,
alias Vera Hawkshaw has returned
from London 'where she spent the
past season with a millinery firm.
Total Gardiner, son of Moses; Garda
leer'left on Monday for Stratford,
Course.
where he will take a Business College
The Ladies Guild of the Trivitt
Memorial church will bola a sale of
Fancy and Domestic articles in the
sabool ball on Friday Dee, 12th, Free
Will Offering, -
Mrs. A. Hicks, of Riverside, Cele
who has *seen visiting her brother, Mr.
3. Coabledick, left this week for Chat-
ham where she will spend some time
with. her broeher, Rev. Geo. Cobble
-
dick.
Mr, and Mrs. W. E. Saylor (nee Miss
ennie .Armstrong) of Sara" P a
w days of last week with ilea _Hob -
t Spicer and are this week visiting
r. and Mrs. Wesley Armstrong,
tomes Road.
Mr. Herrn Brown, of Maine
as been appointed°cat agent for the
McCormick implement Co., bore,- to
fill the vacancy caused by Mr. Wes.
Saells' appointment to the general
agency. We bespeak foe Mr. Brown
much success, and congratulate the
company on their selection,
Messrs Thomas and Asa Williams
returned bome on Saturday last from
the Northwest where they have spent
the past summer in the vicinity of
Woolsely and Virden. They expect
to return to efanttoba next spring and
will locate on. their land of 800 es
ieh they have taken up m Assa.
e Weekly Mail and Enzpire is
offering the choice of two handsome
artogrevure pictures"The Doctor" and
"Contentment" to their subscribers.
Our subscribers can secure either of
these evvo pictures and the Mail and
Erapire to the end of next yeae for
only 75 cents by ordering direct from
us.
We have not advanced the price of
-our tobacco, Amber sraoking tobacco,
Bobs, Currency arid Fair Play chew-
ing tobaccos are the same size and
price to the Clonsurner as formerly.
We have also extended the tirae . for
the redemption of Snowshoe tags to
January lst 1901,—Tien EAEPIRE To
Remo Co. leenTan.
Mrs. Skelton and Miss Bryant, who,
with Miss Alward hay& spent the
summer the pleasant guests of Mr,
and Mrs. Will J. Beaman, len on
.Monday morning for their home in
St. Paul, Minn., Miss Alward will
remain for a still longer visit. The
ladies from 'Uncle Sam's domains made
many friends daring. their stay here
who will be pleased to have them re-
turn again to our midst.
v, Dr. Gandy, of Strathroy, has
invited to become pastor of the
sham Methodist church at the
encenient of the next Conference
and Rev. R. Hobbs, who is now
fourth year as pastor of the
b in 'Wingham has been invited
rathroy, and has accepted,
re the approval of Conference.
Dr. Gunder was a former pastor
in st. church.
This i$ an Opportunity of a Life
Mime, Dont miss
We are Civing Away a beautiful new
mine Reirdzman fano
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YOU MAy become a competitor for this
instrument by simply purchasing $3,00 worth of g
either cash or produce at either of onr stores.
areal' Bargains in Ail Department
to new highly graded porceleari 97 piece Dinner Sets i
colorirxgs and designs, worth. regularly $13,5o., Special for $ro.so
50 new Berry Dishes, hand decorated, various colorlpgs, heavily
gilded, special.values at 35p, 45c, soc, 73c and $r 00
15 only Ladies' Sample Suits, coat and skirt, in home spuns,
venetians and Viceunas, regular prices would be from ro so to $15
your choice for $7.5o
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CA LING ,BROS
Is the place to deal when you want fair dealing and no hum
bugging. We beg to remind you that we do no fake business
Stith AS lottery, 8zo. We do an up-to-datebusiness. This
week we are offering the following., viz!:
,
Men's dark grey cheviot Overcoat, a long lose fitting.ga,r.m.--
,
PianoYouth's long loose fitting Coat, blue grey beaver, made with
a • ma.de with Velvet Collar, slaah pockets aid cuffs -aka 34 ' to 42,
very stylish, only $8.5o,
-elvet collar and slash pockets, sizes .29 to 33. A beauty for
I th
Boys' Pea jackets in brown and navy Freize, and navy Napp
o sizes 22 to 33, at 2.50,,2.75, 3.00 and $3 $o.
Men's Waterproof Jackets in grey arid fawn,. corduroy collars,
beautiful a great coat for out door work, sizes 36 to 46, at 2.00, 2.50, $3.50.
oods for A full Iine of children's, boys' and men's Suits A jcb lot of
boy's 2 -Piece .Auits, sizeS 22 to 30. at I.50, 2:00 and $2.50.
n various
GROCERIES GROCERIES
2 cans best Red Salmon ... • •
7 pounds Tapioca for 25c
helsea,
.... . . . . , for 25c
4 pounds best uncolored Japan Tea .... .... for $r.00
4 pounds new Seasans black Ceylon Tea .. for Loci
4 pounds finest re -cleaned Currants , • for 25C
3. packages Corono Oats . ..... „ • ....for 25c
Best Royal Oxford Cheese
. per pound 14c
STORE J STD/WIRT
Sovereign Bank
of Canada,
12ralAD OPPICE aonmeTo.
Capital Authorized.......$2,000,000.00
Capital paid up $1,031,000.00
H. S. HOLT President
D. M. STEWART, Gen. Manager.
DRANCEIES
Aroherstburg ltfount Albert Stirling
Clinton. New 1VokrIcet Stoufeville
23seter Ottawa Sutton:Qua
Milverton Perth. Toronto
Montreal, Que Si. Catharines Unionville
Waterloo, Que.
SAVINGS DEPAIITMENT----raajaagsliesaba
interest paid on deposits of $1,00 and
upwards, Compounded half -yearly,
Deposit Receipts issued,
Money loaned to' Peiterners on
their Own Notes, at lowest rates.
• Drafts bought and sold, Money
Orders payable anywhere in Can-
ada, issued at very low rates. Collec-
tions made at reasonable rates.
We make a specialty of Ne ff York
and Sterliag Exchange. Get our rates
before buying or selling.
A. general banking business tran-
sacted.
EXETER BRANCH
F. W. GLADMAN, E. WARN,
Solicitor. Manager,
Children Cry for
CASTORIA.
WI
For Marriage Licenses;
lirccitaing Ring s,
Watches, Cloc ks
Jewelry,
Spectacles Etc
oAla, ON
R. HICKS
Watch Repairing a Specialty.
11=lezimwatjacannalsca
TO ADVERTISERS.
The copy for changes must be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
adveseisernente accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week. Re
beers
THURSDA.Y, DEO 4, 1902
COMM
Win
year,
Locals in his
ehure
to St
Don t forget to pay your taxes. see
The Xmas office is the Mace to get at 1%aRev,
your job printing.
The
Three weeks from to -day will be in fav
Christmas. •
for pu
Mrs. Munroe spent a few days of last liP"'
week with friends in London. grows
Miss Pringle spent Sunday with Mr. scalber
think
greatest and strongest argument
or of a newspaper as a medium
blieity is found in the hold it has
its readers. The newspaper
upon the affections of its sub-
s, who give it a personality and
of it as something tbat lives and
essed of virile strength. Each
as a particular newspaper of his
to which he goes for counsel,
ectian. What he sees in that
he believes,. He pities others
•not esteem it as highly as he
and Mrs, johanEssery, at Eden. Is poss
Miss Louisa, Sweet, who has been on man h
the sick list has some what recovered, choice,
Miss Yager has retarned from a ,f,c'erecleeir
pleasant visit with friends in Sarnia.
who do
Mrs, 'Vasil, of Sarnia was the guest does
of Mrs. Munroe the forepart of the
week.
Mrs. Frank Willis, 'of Forest is at :4 4"'1"
present visiting Mr. and Mrs. .Tas
w -n-
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4: TECIS AD. CECA.NEES EVERY INTEEK .1t.,„
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+ Prudent buyers buy ea,rly .t.
+ and always get the choicest a
at goods and Patisfacktry Litton- :
4: tion. We strongly advise ehis es
*e• coarse„aat thee some of our +
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custorriers cannot get here *
4,s until . ii
+
t: -Christmas Eve. i
+ and to such we would say- that .4.-
*+ we shall be pleased to attend 4*
to their Wants Matil
TER NEED
e • nelaeataneeSee
IMP Mailln....nream1.1.011.0.1.1..........1.70.
20 dozen toen't Winter Cloth Gaps.
in very new styles of the Hartford
College, Windsor, yacht, golf and
other shapes bought from Mete Cap
. Co., at redueed prices. Our prices
25c to 50c.
5 dozen men's 'Undershirts and
Drawers, bought at a big cut. These
goods are all wool, unshrinkahle, full
sized and plain greaawere 75e now ,690
7 dozen men's Undershirts and
Drawers, extra heaVis, sofb goods with
small aitieunt of cotton mix, plain
grey, wet,: 50c, now 40c,
Knit Tap Shirts, Penmatas goods,
dark and light colors, heaviest made'
tat air colors awn tin -
shrinkable, were $1,25 and $1.00, new
75c,
Knit Top Shirte, vern fancy, feet
colors, full siZeti, good lebgax, weve
75e, now 50.
s
Tweed Top Shirts dark eol „ vy
'weight, loug lengtha fall width, sises
from 14a to 17a, Were $1.25, now 05e, r
faX111110
Ladies' black aIl-wool Vests and
Drawers) 60 fold jersey knit, fast
colors and willSnat shriek, were $1'.25
now 90c.
Ladies' natural wool Vests and
Drawers, Penman's make, fa,shioned,
best valise in the trade,. were $L25
now 75c.
Children's Combidetion *Suits
plain grey, knia open beck, buttoned,.
at 750 and 90e.
bite Tams at half price, trimmed
with white feathers, and. rosettes of
white, with red, pink, blue and gold,
were 50c, now 25,
"'Woolen Hoods- in cardinal, navy,
garnee, wool lined and. wadded, were
75c, now 50c.
Umbrella shawls in white, tehunied
with black, blue and plain white bor.
dere, wete $1.50 DOW negO:
Ladies' Fele Shoes in plata tele also
with kid, gaiters and 'laced,
Eloise si•No for $1.25.
****Relongerw.k•morwimm.8100444/snoi$0.~4,
'yam ........alsopraftlpinrani.M.a.Olosnam....
dot's Bazaar
Xmas Handkerchiefs
7 fine Cambric hemstitched Handkerchiefs. ...... • • . for 25c
6 extra fine, heavy hemstitched Handkerchiefs ....... ... • . • for 25c
9 fancy worsted hemstitched Haridkerch. f
Beautiful New Design, Fancy Handkerchiefs, at rOc, I2a4c,,
, • .. for 25C
20C, 2_5C, 35C. 40C and 50c.
,...
Dress Goods
56 inch wide, heavy weight, hon -ie spun, in grey and i black,
great value at 75c
54 inch Ziberlines in all new shades, special at $r 00
44 inchBasket Cloths, all leading colors, special at 5oc.
Another case of thoso Heavy Blankets, 57c
Queen °totality Shoes for ladies, all the latest styles.
..„
$3.00puachase
Remember you get a certificate on the piano with every
We r-- 1,4-ntest °prices for Farm Produce..
Butter .1.% .1"90, Dried Apples fic,
Turkeys 10c, Geese 6c, Chickens 6c.
Dark Grey C.heviot Overcoats, made to order, at $14,75
EEr See our grey and navy Cheviot Suitings.
Highest Price aid for Produce,
CA
mgoimir
FUR ITURE
U 1 LIFR
and
Our big stock of Furniture is up-to-date in every way.
If you have furniture needs prepare to fill them now. Styles
and select now.
'creed' never prettier nor prices so /ow.” Inspect our stock
Bedroom Suites
, Fancy Chairs
Iron Beds
Dining Chairs
• Parlor Suites
Extension Tabies
Sideboards
Pictures
Couches and easy chairs at easy prices, Curtain Poles
and Trimmings. Give us a call, and if we have not got
what you want we will soon get it for you.
es. C. Hiustori
Furniture and Undertaking Rooms, Gidley's Block.
their friends. The plant is for sale
from thenarae plate to the ink trough.
. After having for thirty -ye years fed
and started many a printet'seelevil,
supplied the wants of many a needy
editor and sung the requiem of many
a citizen in language that surprised
the Gods, we now sing our own in
three short words — Requiescat in
Pace.'
ALMOST A BLAzE.--What might
have proved a very serious blaze was
averted at the Molsoras Beak. on Mon-
day afternoon last. While Jackie,
youngest son of Mr. N. D. Hurdon,
manager of Molson's 'Bank, was play-
ing around in the house he discovered
smoke in the rooms. He •called his
mother who upon opening a closet
door fouud that there was a blaze' and
with great presence of mind she ran
for water and soon bad the blaze under
control. It was evicleiat, that fire had
been smouldering for some time as
nearly everything in the closet was a
charred mass, If it had occurrred later
when the family were all in deep sleep
it is hard to determine what serious
results would have folio d. The only
known cause for the fire was the evi-
dence of a hole where '
couldce go in
and out and it is believed they may
have had access to matches.
DEATR OE MRS, Sneer. -- There
passed away at the residence cif her
daughter, Mrs. Wm. Bawden, Eliza
Shaw, relict of the late Wre, Shaw,
formerly of Clinton, Deceased came
to Exeter about three weeks ago
from Manitoba, wbere she h d
he R. Pickard Co
Direct Importers. —
Mr. Edmund Sipple and Miss Mc- j The ballot that will be used for the
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Cort, of Zurich, were united. in mar- ; Referendum 'vote on Dec. elth, is as
ria,ge, on Wednesday, at North Lan- !follows:
sing, Michigan, We extend congratu-
lations. I Are you in favor of Yes No
lations.
I the bringing into
Messrs George Schelgel and. James force of the Liquor
Kellar, who have been operating the Act, 1902? ---
Exeter North evaporator, left for
their home in Webster N. Y. Friday
evening last. e
We are pleased to state that Mr. B.
I. Higgins, who has been so seriously
ill for the past few weeks is improving
and possible hopea, are now. held out
for his re
The evords ayes and "no" ocour
the spaces where voters usually mark,
and parties shoald make a cross below
eithhi
er word,
ANNIVERsARr SERVICES. --Ort Sun-
day, Dec.1.4th the James t e -
°dist church bold their auniver-
Miss MeTaggaets of Exeter Worth, sary services in connection with their
picked from her garclen last vveek sev- church, The cone 't
a ripe stravvberries also a number
of rosebuds. Surely we do not live in
the frozen land:- •
+ The monthly horse fairs for Bruesels
Will be resumed and will be held. dur-
ing the winter as forraer seasons.
First fair will be held on Thursday,
Dec. lith, a week later than the usual
date °vying to the first Thursdsy being
the date of voting on the prohibition
question. For the balance of the
fairs the date will be the Thursday
before the lst Friday of each month.
Mr. Asa Williams, of Exetet North,
while in the vicinity of Viroolsley,
•
Amt., met with an accident, which
Eleventh Hour t
‘"Yes and te the avvelfth if needs 4t
+ be, Wet claim that we stand
+ in a eats all by ourselves
.1, the line of
4/. •0 ys
* .0a a Ira ess
4; Dofls
* Chitta
4.. In a few days our stock will
la be found replete with new and *
4: up-to-date novelties, anti we a.
ea will be pleasedto show intend. -4..
4.
it ing buyere theough. ae
t
$ We Can Interest You
en We sell the game of Ping 4,.i.*
ei Peng It is. certainly a raging se
..,,t game: You must have one to *
..f.: be up to date, Ask for it. aro a
*le trouble to explain, 4*
Is •• See -our south window for +
.a. .
+ chase today.
. Talbot's Bazaar f
ee Wedding Freesias a Specialt a,
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special contrileations 'on Sunday in
view of the eact‘that the annual teat
• ,meeting in conneceloaAbeasawith has
been dispensed with. Salaraat 0. W.
Brown, B. .A. B. D., of maw, will
(D.V„) preachat both servicea! '
ANNEVERSART AND FOWL SithPER.
—The-annue, Sversary services in
connection . e Main street Meth-
odist church WI "k 4aleeld next Sunday,
December 7t13, wheilalse Rev.R.Hobas
of Warigharn will preitali both morn-
ing and, evening. OW the Monday
evening foIlovving a sneciel feature of'
the fowl supper will be the rendering
of several solos by Miss Eva -Roblyn
f n,, 3e celebrated vocalist,
ave pz oved more serious., He besides music by the church choir.
in company with evvo others went out There will be a mass ineeta0 of the
for a days sport with the gun and Sunday School on Sunday afternoon
svhile seated in the buggy in some ac- at 2,45. ,
eidental way one of the guns was dis-
charged striking Mr. Williams in the ORITVARY.—Deathlas again been in
arra near the elbow. The sleeve of his our midst and removed one of onr
and the fleeti torn from his arm to the
coat was completely rent into ribbons of Mrs. Elizebeth Kuhn beloved wife
most respected citizens in the person
of Mr. Conrad :Kuhn who departed
bone. He was laid up for several this life on Monday Noy. 24th, at the
weeks but now his anti is perfectly
healed and he experieaceis no bad re- age of 49 yaws, 9 months and 8 days,
Mrs. Kuhn had not for wine time been
pules,
in the best of health, yet her death
zriaSeliWinie"in gMooAdenoirNL—Porinsgaelte. sewing
fl'aarnneYTefrriY6;dins!PSebeetecilelYaltetso thaelair aviTili
at We °face, .. her loss a husband, three sons t
WANTED, --Thoroughly campetent daughters, brothers, and sisters besides
general servent, $10.00 a month. a, lar o friends *also have
Three in family: Apply at ooce by the sympathy of the ecoraubity in
mail, to Mee, jamas Maxwell, Sa this their sad bereavement. trek re -
Marys, One. mains were interred in the CreclitOn
We have not advanced the price of eetneteey 011 Thursday last.
out tobaceo. Amber striokitig tobacco- thafaeala Acaraaasea, in aaaaaaaaag as
A Tmitmixo VA.rommotx-r. — The
Bobs, Currency and Fair Play chew,
ing tobaccos are the same size and .i. willingness to become the property of
peke to the Consurnev as formerly. atlY• aspiring newspaper proprietors
We have ale° extended the time for who have sufficient of the genuine
the redemption of Snowshoe tags to coin of the realm, says in its "lot
(Unitary lee 1004.—Taz Velextve To, issue:. "At the request of two thous.
gAcco Ca. InenTIsze, and subscribers We repablish last
week's . paper for the edificatiott of
Special Bargains in
FU ITIME!
To reduce our extra Jars°
stock we will offer special
bargains for‘ the balance •of
1902.
Remember Christmas
is Coming
Undertaking a Specialty
R. N. ROWE
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T
oiler Mill
ly after het, arrival she VNIO taken ill
spending some years with members of
winter with her daughter, when short
-
her family. iritending spending the
baffled wheatiet (Breakfastfoo
been
Family Floar '(stai)
Pastry (Princess)
For Pure iViamitoba.
upsed-away on Sunday -last at the
all that medical skill could do and she
conselOtis state. Her disease
and for the past week vvas an un-
cl)
sof 71years. Death loafing du• e to e
fie 'anal growth on the spine. The
late Mrs. Shaw was beloved by all
who knew her, and has many friends
vats° regret to learn of her decease.
The deceased was born in. Larrington,
Devonshire, England. She came to
this country when she was tvventy-oile
and was shortly afterwards married
to her late husbaosa. The remainder
of her life was miTaly spent in Clin-
ton. .She is survived by a family of
six, three sons and one daughter, Two
sons and one daughter in Manitoba,
one son in British Columbia, the other
claugliteta being Mrs. Shipley, of Clin-
ton and Mre. W. Basvden of Exeter.
Her remains Were interred in tlie
Exeter cemetery on Tuesday last,
The certificates for volunteer sold -
lees entitled to land grants are all
ready, and have been issued froin- the
Crown. Lands department,' Some 20,-
000 blank forms were sent out, and of
the applications, received about 8,000
• have been passed, and the ueceseary
certificates made out. at is the inten-
tion tea:Gail all of these at the same.,
time in order 'that all may have an
equal chatiee in making their loca-
tions.
" ALL -noun REM/last
MO. HVnnen, liflisearth :Man., wearer ;
"I have utlecl Elarvard's TallOW Ott for Sons
Teams, Out% Sols and larostbites fee a long
tintle and &made? it the hes t. house,h0la remedy
ea , Pricc 25 ccns, uII doalej•a,
- •
ere see.
A good supply of Mill Feed,
and Chop, always
on hand
Give our Flour and Feed 4 Trial,
'atid be convinced that it• "
is all right.
Roller and Plate Choppers in use
to stilt customers.
fifiR.VEY BR.05
MILLERS
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Eggs
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Chickens per ib
bucks - • • . IA%
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