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Wishing all our
many Customers a
....very- Merry Christ=
rias and a Happy
New Year
T. H v 1' KINE & SON
A WOMAN "S
C F E IE3 TO N
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CRITICISMRollor
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•ref what a scan's clothes should be is
pretty accurate. There can be no
.possible f ity tofind with your aA-
dDFlc7 lag and Gnoppino
pearance if your -clothes are made to,
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measure in an expert way. The style pp j ( jj
".of aral;arfor we make iso sufficient DOH P1 1 111 '
guarantee for first class work. All the U
.mew up-to-date Fall
' ►dC i it Over Goatino
r
and Fantillus
;just arrived. Prices away down.
W. W Taman.
1d6erCHa,tit Tailor.
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Xmas 1 03
Our Xmas stock is the most corn-
:;plete we have ever shown.
Pianos and Organs
For the parlor we have Pianos and
'Organs of the most beautiful . designs
-and finish and quality unsurpassed,
Sewing Machines
Our sewing machines are a class by
themselves. In working qualities and
:finish The Best.
For the Children'
We have Sleighs galore, at all
Oe 4. Also Shoo Fly Rockers, Games
Whistles, Mouth Organs, etc.
In Music
We have the latest Popular Songs and
Instrumentals. Hymn Books and
OBibles also in stock.
Call and seetrsand get one
of our Artistic Calanders
S. lVlartin.
We are giving excellent sa-
tisfaction in flour since re-
modelling our mill.
IN t ER'
AST
Is no respector of persons,
therefore prepare to meet its
coming by providing yourself
b
with one of our
Fall Over6oa1s
NEVER SO LOW
NEVER 30 GOOD
NEVER SO STYLISH
rJOITISTS
Merchant Tailor
Lucan
Times and Toronto Daily' Newts for
one year for 11.80.
-Rev. B. L. Hutton, of Centralia,
preached two very eloquent: sermons
iheere, on Sunday last, Rerv. aVar.
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APITAt. (alt paid up) $6,000,000.
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RVE AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS- $2,974245
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A ERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
Interest at most favorable current rates allowed; on Savings
k Accounts and Deposit Receipts.
'Special attention given to the business of Farmers and Cattle-
men.
to travellers, in all parts of the
Letters of Credit issued payable
world.
CREDITON ONTARIO.,
INH S CHISHOLM
.Manage
Hensall
(, J, Sutherland, Notary Public, Convoyan
Ter, Commissioner, Fire Insurance Agent, and
cseurer of Marriage Licenses. Legal doeu:ments
ea—really drawn at reasonable rates, (Money
to loan on real estate at low rates of interest,
()Mee at the Post Oillco nensall
Times and Taranto Daily' News for
one year for .;,1.$0.
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G;rearl3 elxuxch,, S,taLfa, are; having
,tbei;r annual Christ:nee tree on Christ
uneais eve.. •T,hurlsdayevetning, at 7.3l
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-,'Tlie,tax rolteetat- reported that he
hold collected, W12195.99, and that .only
$20 remained uncollected. A good
erhtatvAx4g.
' --We now imvu the eieetrlc BOIL for
about two 'home in the: m.ornintgebut
it goes out at 11 o'clock in place of at
mid,nig'ht, •
-Mere wall be eervicee in, St., Penes
eJhumch on C Tint as. )' at 3 o c oc
h xn ry, 1 k
.in the afternoon with at celebration of
oho Holy Camzuunion,
-At t hea uuea1 meeting; on Te
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T
a deputaeioa'Brom the public library
beard asked the eouncil to assume the
library and make it free,
-,Moss Martha Hunter recently re-
turned from Tonawanda, near Buffalo
where she has bona spending a num-
be.r.af mantas with her sister.
-:0n Sunday -last the. communion
was administered, in .Carmel church,
The preparatory services was con-
due;.edon Friday by Rev. Mr. Ramat -
ton of Londesbort•
-At 1 ,o'clock, on Wednesday after
noon, in Carmel Ceartch, Diss (Kate
McEwen become the wife of Mr. Con-
ley, of Winnipeg,. Rev. Mr. Salvers
(wvaisi the officiating c1ergymesa.
Far a week or more it•liasbeemtsaid
that the oatmeal trust have made: Mr.
D. Uirqulhart a goiod offer, so that they
can °lase his mill. It is one. od; the
largest in the.prorrincet, and greatlyimt
prayed this last summer. For the sake
of ibis oommuenity it is to be hoped
that he will not accept.
The freight train massed a triple/Web
ivcy this week. It is about time that
we :bad a train eteeh way'every day,
send then it would not be necessary for
the engine to leave the train at Ifnppen
go down to' Exeter'for water and bunk
agbin, and hold the express at Kippen
most of this time as it did; •recently.
The London wholesale houses should
bring pressure an t'be G. T. R. to give
us : a: beater service..
, Maguire
-'The 'pupilisl of S. .S No. 5• are'down
Malt mumps at present.
--(Mr. :T. fiye`ttte,rra ton, of Chicago,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. Dixon at
present.
-Hers. R. Canning, of London, is,
the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Thos
Hoidg(tan.
Times and Family Herald & Star;
from now until January 1905 includ-
ing three ;premiums for $1.75.
-Mee: MMCo+rm,iio•la, of M:acton, has
ii turned shame, after spending a cou-
ple oef- weeks with her brother. Mr.
J. Langlin,
Saintsbury
--a--
Times and 'Toronto Daily News for
one year for $1.80.
-Miss Dulcle Martin has resigned
hear •posieti,an as teacher in S S. No. 9.
-'Thee party given by Mr. Matthew
Deacon on Monday night was a grand
emcees.
--fM'eteee . W. J•. Davis and W. W.
Hceiigins have again started clover th.
reeling egad report a good turn out.
-Dir. W. J. Hodgins of the towvaline
bless
tented his Baxm for a term of fare
years and inteudls going to Edmonton
in the spring.
Seaforth
On Wednesday last this -residence of
rVLr. end Mrs: J1ameas El. -Bell, ;aft +S;ett-
DerLlh was the scene of the wedding of
Miss Lena Sti}notr, sister of Dirs./Bele
to Mr. Barry Lott, of .London. The
ceremony was performed by Elder R.
C. Evans, of London, and it was wit-
messed by friends and relatives of the
bride and groom. The, bride wi s be-
comingly attired in white organdie
and married a 'baguet of bridal. roses,
while the, bridesmaid, Meiss, Mary
Smith„ eaten of Seaforth, was at;ti reed
in white aelyd carried white. ca.rnaticnes
Ma Chaos. Samar, brother of the
bride was beret man.
Clandeboye
,.. . F 11. .
Mr. John Gilmore, of bloor.ev le.,
intends staaating a carriage shop here.
Mer. Burley Hodgins, of London, is
spending a few clays with his mother
here,
Mr.'Ed. Simpson has purcllased a
house and lot here, known as the Lin
Lott estate.
!Mee Little scan of Mr. Kilmer, of 1)-•
hno,it, died on Sunday and wvas buried
here nen Wednesday ai Marr's Hill ce-
e
,
M
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Mr. John Patterson, of the second
coneee5ion, McGillivray, is. going :to
cult 500 cords of wooct for 4slhipnrani to
liesind on..•
No wonder Mr.' Charles Carter somal --
es --A little girl damn bo them a few
nights age, anti by all aceou,nts is go.
ing co stay. o
-Mrs. Martin Collison, of the Lon-
don Road„ a 'mucilieeeteeemled •reLaidetal
of I!his, 'neighborhood, died on. Monday
and her funeral which was largely, ate
tended, took Aare on 'Wednesday memo
nti,ng to St. Patrielt'e Roman Catholic
Cleuer'dle Mrs. Courson was 72 years of
age.
CASTOR
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For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
144
Russeldale
Times and Toennto Dail; News for
one year for $L80.
-David Ste, a0. , elite
bee been ab-
sent
.sent
for a, numibe.r of years it Dakota
is .alt present 't isiting relatives and fri-
ends in ibis vielnity.
--112r. Andrew Morgan, of Dakota,
•u roan of 1VEiohi
and Il n , gaII, are at borne
+zpending they Cbxistznas hclideys'with
their a:x nt .
t'e p 'et ,5
1'tusseldale Commit No, 100. C.C. C. F
held their annual election of officers
ea •Tih meay etingl, the 17111 lust, as
Oda .arwvs ;-0. O. D. Dow; V.. 'C., ' T,'
Pniid'htam ; Ren. A, llodgert ; Treas.
l
Jahn. C ; D'I•axrial, , k 1',,
{la-tee/nit::
kt ry, W ntiale. pi; !141sts; P unRleate,Clax117rs /; A.
Hadgert; Guard, G 'Melville; Sentry,
O ll;arris ; Asst. Rec., A. Cale
Examiner, D,r
PrLud
fact , Li
nna^a 0.
Harris, T. L. Russell, A. R. Cole, ; Re-
preselnLati•ves, to Grand Council, A.
Hadgeri; aril W'ie. Balfour.
Eden
--Dille hollowing, is the cerreet , re -
part of the pupils of Eden, S. S. No. 4,
Usb:drna, Bar the month of December,
based Ica the marks obtained from
thlzix examintations.r Namely in ordeer
cif near,itolass, Lela Busweelle
Sr. 4aih, Bert Luxton, Lydia Handford,
A1mia May; Sr. 3rd., Pearl Hunter,
Edna Luxton, Flossie Hunter and Al-
ice Davis •(equal), Eileen Cave, Nellie
Rooke, Frank 'Landlord, Frank Rooke
Ernie Luxton, May Skinner, Russell
May, Ar{thur Kerslake, Alvin Essery,
Willie Webber, Nene McCurdy, Jcsepih
Healmatn and Richie Hicks; Sr: and.,
Cecil Skinner and Willie Essery (equ-
al), V1ua Kerslake and Bella Davis; jr
2nmd., Jae. Davis, Geo. Davis, Carrie
May, Beekie Colbert, 'JSluoemas Coates,
Lida Crrea{gletoa , sera. Skinner, Willie
Walker amid Hadley btay.: Sr. 151.4.
Weesleetr Oolbe'rt, Fred Webber, ; Jr. 1st
Alison Ca reei;g!te;toin; Rhea McCurdy and
Gee. Hackney.
Farquhar
--:Mr. Tames Harris wears a smile
these days ; it is another • small boy.
-Mrs. William Gardiner moved in-
to L. McLean's pottage in this village,
Ln tehe beginning of the week.
'times and Fancily Herald & Stan
from now until January 1905 includ-
ing three premiums for $1.75.
• ,-Messrs. E,•Cam,pbeil acid C. Bor-
land ispen.i Sunday and Monday in Lo-
gva,n.. T1hey repeat a splendid time.
Mr. tired Mrs. Chas. Davis have
moved from Exeter and .are now. oc-
eatpying Mres.'Cameran's cottage on. babe
Thames Road. .
-Mr. James Gardiner Intends rais-
ing tuns baren on the ww hit farunl nest
summer and building a cement wall
tinder it.
-The Royal Te.naplars held tiler aa..
Huai .oyseer supper 'on T'nes.dtty night..
R,ver!y,body was fi11,t'd',tot overflowing
with oysters, end the. eoneert was also
a gra nd success.
Thames Road
MIS foliow ng is,. the report of • the
e ea,mitnattioin, bead in S. S. No. 2, Us -
benne, during the month of December,
1903 :-Sr. 4t elate. Total 1000 maxks
Edmond Italy, 811; Mora Stewart, 712
Cla'rise Snell, 500 ; Jatmes Turnbull, 445
Jo,hin McNichol, 350; Gordon Brown,
847. junior 4t%b class, 'Total 800
marries. Wesley S tone, : 577; Willie
Weesi'bekee, 418 ; Alfred atunkin, n2;
Maggie Riley 48 per cent. Senior 8rd..
cines Total 900 marks. Lin,dsaysGar-
derieerl, 711 ; Jennie Monteith, 090; Ai-
mee' Sbeliint't, 611: Willie Kay, 5635;
Walter Me Boot, 532. Myrtle iiunkin,
512; Easter Bray, 60 per cent.; Tammy
F1eacignerd, 65 per cent. Junior 3rd• class
Toilet 800 marks. Anne. Allison, 686;
Willie 'M,anleabh,, 678; Flossie: Pees -
,more, 511; Than 'Turnbull, an.; Bert
Brawn, 367. Senior second class. To-
tal. 400 marks. :Gierne t Pass more,
342 •Ethel Hunkin, 336 ; May Darch,
330: John Riley, 330. Those whose
meareks are given, as a certain percent
age were present for only part of tee
exeaminadjtecln-3aesie A. Handl eon,
Teen/Lhee•r.
Hlimville
Johns a,nd wife spent Sunday, at,
-The young people who wenn`,' to
Ce.nerali•a, Monday night enjoyed them
e.eLvice,s:
--Mnsa A.;gir IIun.ter is visiting at
Lelle, hainse. of A:6r. 4Vm. Robi,ns,on, Oen-
-A number of lobe people here at-
tended the annivere:ry services at
Suenseine-
--Miss
ine---Miss I3e,r•tie Cooper is spcndingher
Ohtrisd tuns I>,o4i,diays at Mr. D. Mc-
Curcby's, .De viten ;
-We ere sorry to state that Airs
Thomas. V'cad le oar the sick list. Hes
io
htar Lilly
is home
nursingto her
-The Epworth League as utsaktrneg
arrangements fair a good• time, at
their entertainment to be hselal. en New -
Year's Eve. rca.mcrrng this e who are
e t.peetcld to take part are Rev. Mr.
Anderson., Kirkton;• Rev. J. Hart,
Woodheanr:; Miss Gertrude Hart, e;lo-
euLSaneiset from Alma College, St.
Thomas Hears Gertrude Miller. Win-
chelsea, eisea a select male quartette
ftrrien Exeter, besides Iota) I gloat. Ali
came and enjoy n treat. Program to
commence. net, 8 o'clock.
Sayfieid
-Messrs, Neil Cameron, John and
Wesley Erwin, sailcirs have returned•
to spend. the winter.
Times and Family Herald & Star,.
from now until January 1905 island-
ing three premiums for $7.75.
--Tice independent Order 'of Forest-
,
sees 1hhavehavedeededdod to field their minuet
at
ball on the evening of January. 28th..
.-Wand was received front. Detroit
of ttbe rneietatige on Watneiaday sleep;
JOHN WHITE & So1Ys
leg nsf Mr. Albert Vanstone to Miss
Alice Gwen, , ,b'at?x ,formerly of Bay..
Need.
xnsm•be,ns of Trinity church
, -! e a
bl 1 a the edsst r
aesam wr ,
y n Thursday.
evening and Lyrieeeentcd Rev. Mr. Int -
ramp with elated of cats. The even-
ing was nociably spent, the x'e,fresb-
me[nthe being ,prlavided!'by tdie young
badies of the camre •a'tio'n,
g g
-Muth sympathy is felt for the
family of Rev. Mi.µ. McNeil, which,. is
mourning n t death a• a his e a 1 of its i i its youngest
member:, .a ichild of Leen months. The
sad bereavement occurred on Fiid;ay
evening tram 'the fatal meningitis.
r
'V1'h,en se .aff.lisrtegd it is caamfoer'tiggieto
feel that all things are soldered:a
b
Divine Father, whose hand will never
sauna Heis child to shed a needless tens
C,red
iton
--Mr. Sol lioltzmu,nn ,of Elklon, Mi-
chigan, is 'visiting relatives in . this
• vlilalgwe,.
s -.Athens Kislcn; who, has spent a iter m
in Alma College is home for her :poli.,
d a•ys. .
- Ivir, send Mrs. M•ticibsll, of :Eig ;an,
Miohi;gaen are visiting the latter's par-
en.te, Mr. end Mrs. Tobias Wurtz.
-.-Mims. Peter Falmer, and daughter,
of Uerlseey, Mieleigan are visiting pear-
etntesand briends in this 'vicinity.
-.,Miss Vivian, and Ella Be,avedr;leif9
Wednesday morning for a tiro week's
wiiisit eat Detroit.
-'The annual aim;a,s. cnirtrtain.aien1
in Lihe Evangelical church, this even -
lag (.Thua'sdray). Dealt miss it.
-Mrs. George; Brown and family, of
laielman'agb, 1VLieehigsn, are holidaying
with erinlnds in this vicinity-.
--A seiekale load from. here took i',nl
the entertainment given in thecopera
house at Exeter, on Tuesday night
last.
.E a v
-Mr. raes4 Glanvillerriv 'in
a ed
the vale:ge' from Manitoba, Saurdae.
night, and eeaperts have IL that . he
will not 'return .alone.
-Aur lady teachers returned to
their - parental homes to spend their
Ohnistmes• vlagatioea.. Miss Mc'13ealn
will not return her roam will betak-
en by Miss Salton, of Parkhill.
-Mr. Edward i'YIurlack , and Miss
1Lary Mc:clock lett Tuetsdlay- last for
Pandora, Ohio and if reports are. true
Mr. Merlaek will bring back aithhi.m
a pamboeer tor life.
1' '---A11 sura pleased to see the stmeiiimeg
(eine lot Mr. Vidtior Bertrand, of tb-
ewn aiing Michigan. Mr. Bertrand, was.
o. former resident of this place and
' made main} warm friend while here.
-Mer. George Lawson ,who has been
•ubtenc in;g the Model at London.. re-
turned home Friday night. Mr. Law -
sem has been successful in passing the
Model, and will teeth Lha Sharon
school atter Chrdstmas vacation,.
-School closed on Tuesday last for
rhe Xinaes. hudiday. The pupils .rend-
ered a, fine .pre na.mme on Tuesday
afternoon and a goodly number , of
friends and patren is were present to
0 1 jo y' the same..
-One very fine afternoon, this week
a quarcett of our young ladies Were
out strolling, when ov+a•rtajken by a
young gentlemen, from •iihee country
h y the om
wr
ride accosted for a r de C o
which he cheerfully responded. Have
in;g a very spirited team and .wishing
to give the ladies a swift ride he ap-
plied thew alp. the result was it was
net very long before the horses, took=
on. a ;meree' rapid- gate than eapeected
and soon freed them,seitves from the
sleigh ;n the meantime giving the
young Indies a every severe secare.
There was no further damage donne.
• C•eniLra,lia..
-Tribes Sunday Scheoi Anniivr,rsary of
the Maith•cidisst church was, vary sus-
cessEul. Both Sunday and 'Monday
were e!iiarmy days, but thee did not
peeev,e:at tyre people from going to; the
church Barrios, .Liyr,ge C':angregatioen
bath 'mooting and evening. Rev. J.
A. Ayeeatrtit, of Lucean orencshelbl in•'tbe
morning, the pastor Rev. 13. L. Hut-
ton, in the evening. At the Maas
meeting in the afterncronelr. Buswell
and John Esse,ry, of Edon, and Bev.
Mir. Ayearst, gave fine addresses The
at)tand,anee at tits, tea meeting, was
be pond expeectaLbons 'T he Lea and•
pyrta+gramme was,Eirsi-class. Tea Clam
deboyu choir gave greet satisfaction.
proceeds, • $50.00.
The following pupils obtained 60 per
cent. or over of the marks given. dur-
ing November and December. Names
i•xi corder ,of merit : •
Division III.—Sr. 51ih., Melinda. 'Crick
Edna Eitber; Jr. 51h., Joseph Fink-
betner, Alrhur lioltzmann ; Entrance,
Wallin Hill, Laura. Haist, Garnet. Swe-
RN:Ir, Madeline Bertrand, .'d rater
13erown; Jr: 4`h., Frank Finkbsin• r 1
tut.ermediaLe 3rd., Edna Pack, Lcitian
Gai ar, Adeline Finkbeiner, Roland
lilil'bZ;r•.
CLAUDE DWELT, Teacher:
Division IL -Sr. 3rd., ,Ida Ewald,
,
Berlea Fink bei.ner Jr. 31d 1cri
Geiser, Carrie \\"gin reran
uibs7n,
i lisle Shenk, Pearl Heist , Sr. 2nd„ til
1itee Finkbeiner, Elsie. Ge Isar, CI era
lioltztuann, Clarence iloitzurann and
Almedu fi`inkbainer equal, Ernest Ap-
pleton. Harry Trick, Herbert Fahner;
Jr. and., Vera KKoietz:mann, GeesrLic Eit.•
lber, Harrison Itoli:zniann.
K. A. MACBEAN. Teacher
Division L -Jr, 2a'd,. Aline Hellin,
'gamy SMI1zaerI Pearl Trei'.L•z, Harry
llxa•ng.nus, Edwin Fahner; Sr., Pt. 2nd.
rellu Geiser, Welli.algt•an Ran,'Ida
Brown 'Mabel Wenzel; Jr. pt. and.,
Sam Wein, 1Vaelvin Brown, Florica
11111, Ilaabert Hoist
ii3lMTH 3,OBSON, ',teestiteeer.
RHEUMATISM IN SHOULDERS
"1 hall the rheumatism so badin my
eheeeueldorwe so bad that X could. not
. L3,he-
a burn s
•1VL l
night. 1 took
vest at
um:aLic 1'llle and he not hada trace
lof it since.". John Pirton, Glenboro.
Man,
FRIP.
hristinas
oodsa '
Our Store is now
stocked with novelties c,f
every description. We
are laying aside articles
every day for customers
to be taken at Christmas.
Why not you 2 You can-
not hope to go4t as good a choice if left until the last minute,
Our Store is noted for its variety and we have indeed a
large and wc11 assorted stock of
Christmas an les,
Christmas Toys,
Christmas Dolls?
Etc.
Comae acid'deet yo 1% Pregoitii 1 o 4'•
C$iAR1eT
ON'S FAIR
ober
'E TAKE PLEASURE in informing the public •that
we have now in stock a nice assortment of Eur
Coats and Robes which we would like to show .whether.
you caro to buy or not, Come in and look at them.
Fr y Slippers
Suitable for Christmas Gifts. They are very stylish and are
well made and make a useful present. We have alao a full
stock of Boots and shoes.
RUBBERS AND OVERSHOES
Conte in and see our stock of Rubbers and Overshoes, you
will find we have all the different styles and can please you
in quality and price.
HARNESS AND BLANKETS .
We have in stock a nice line of Ligbt and Heavy Harness, as
Blankets of all kinds. We also have Trunks and all kinds of Grips
on hand.
G. SOUSE,
weal as
at ways
StreetMain EXETER.
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Rowe & Atkinson are holding a special sale of
furniture from now until January Ist, 1904.
Our large warerooms are packed full from cellar.
to attic with all kinps of, furniture for the Xmas trade
which we are selling at greatly reduced prices during
this sale.
GIVE US A CALL AND WE WILL SAVE
YOU DOLLARS
ROWE & RTKINSON
Furniture Dealers and Undertakers. Main Street, Exeter
FOR
ds
XMfiS BUYRS
Spring Skates 50o pair and up
• Hockey Skates 50c pair, up
We are offering a special Nickle Plat-
ed Hockey Skate for $1.00 for
Xmas Buyers
;Hockey Sticks
r .
H c1^ Sticks 10c 15c 25c,3v
c and
U ,ey , ,
50 ets.
Hockey Punks 25e.
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Boys' Pocket Knives ...
Girls' Pen Knives ......
Ladies' Pen Knives.. ....
Men's Pen Knives .. ••. , • .
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,..... from 5c to 5oc
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,from 2sC to 75c
Pen Knife for 35c regular 45c
Emb Scissors .. , . 0 ... • .. • .. , • s . , from 20c up
Shears good value ...... .........•
.... , .. .from 50c up
Razors that shave - .. • . ,• • . . . • • • • . •• Y ... _ • from 75c up $2'. oo
See onr$ 1'00 guaranteed Razor
Safety Razors ..,, . ....$2.00 Carvers in cases....: . .$2.75 up,
Carvers in pairs... ....... .....50e up Carpet, SeVeepers.... , ..... $$2,'15 tip
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... ,1.2u up
Carvers in setts....,. ,.., 1.00u I 22 cal Rules,...,.. ; p
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12 ga Shot Gans $8.75
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