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SK1RT BARGAINS
argain
NoJ.
$25
Bargain
No 2
$3.40
Bargain
No 3
$5.00
Bargat
No 4
$5.50
Ladies' Ready4o-Wear 'Tailor made Skirt, in hi
or dark, grey, trimmed with self cording and
;.
buttOnS Made from good sad serge hornesp
i This is a smart garrneni
ac
mall
Ladies' Tailor illade Skirt„ made from good black
Homespun, double pleated adjustable back, nicely
trimmed with self cords, and Bnttons. Ask tO see
this special shirt It's a sure bargain.
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4adies a 1,),1 Skirt, made from fine black
Vicunna. Cloth, with fine invisible cord, trimmed with
Flounce Drops, Cording and Buttons. This very
stylish Skirt is made to our own special order. We
sider it the best skirt deal we have ever showits n
a good. one.
fi
dies ne Tailor de Skirt, made
BrQ
adcloth, trimmed on two front side g vit
hight black Sutach braid and sa cording. Ladies
s " • every sense ot the word, it you are out for
,ell skirt this is the one for y
, We would like to show you our Hoe of Rlack Underskirts, 'ti,VO are proud, 1 Xr,, James Ileverley, of Draotferd
them the values are SO gOen. Our leaders are I.00, 1,24, 1,40, and $2.25. , for a time a resident of Exeter. has
Our special. Black Underskirt is made from heavy bright black Uorecu cobbledick & Beverley, of Brantford
4). sold out bia interest in the lirra of
trimmed with small rofide floonces. A Reauty and only $2.24, It furniture dealers etc
41. 4' 14X E R
"We are selliRg the balance of oar
tinware at cost.-Cbarlton's Voir.
Cider Barrels for Sale. -Ranging
in size from 5 to 50 gallons, at Far-
mer Bros,
Wanted. --A YOUD g lady Wi
for 'the dry goods depart -
tent, -Carling Rros.
-Air. Campbell left on Tuesday for
North Bay, where he will .sp".-ad.
some
lute inAns favorite past' „-ze, Lora-
ing and shooting
Leave your orders early tor red,
and wilite cabbage, turnips, beets
purapRins, squashes and winter veg-
etables at .Lonis Day's market,
Gardener. Exeter,
Miss Mary Brown left on Tuesday
for Winnipeg. A very interesting
event will be solemnized there, upon
her Arrival, of toldelt she tnal• 1cone ,c1.! the happy participants.
A m411 Cieveland swallowed a
.silver dollar and a dootor worked 2•1
honrs te get R. out of his tbroat. •No
medical man in this T, ty would
vork os long as that for a dollar.
Subscribers to the MaR and
Empire have choice of one
of the following *tures; n-
er's varowell- "On the Rdgo of the
Herd," "Contentment." or enlarged
ture of R. L. Borden.
eoleroan and son, George, re-
tArned home on Tuesday from Fort
William, where they bad been called
oning to the illness and subszquent
death of her son, Fred, whose death
v referred to in last week's issue,
V
malo Delp Wanted - A compet-
ent maid for general house work.:
three in family ; good wageS; the
right party will lind it a pleasant
situation. Apply Mrs, ,i'irobibahl A.
CanInbell. 425 William St., Lontien,
rest We are after all the Dried A.pples and other farm produce that yqh
CW bring us, prodoce la :inst as good to us as cash, 13rtug your produce to us
and see how well we will use you. We pay the highest priees.
., -iW W'LU re-
turn to Tlensall, where he formerly"
.resided for many years, ,„•-i.."
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The thunder end Oligiatnin3
f .tbe past weeks aro said by
sante to be sip.•,ns of the
autumn . rontaining open lort!gor
IA 11,5Va3. By 'the Was the rain has
tiny, tlow n in torrents we are
reek')1 inoune to tiliok tile fall is vo,rv
EG yo sELF Sueith, an of 'dr and ,T,rs"Samuel
T tIR . whO was Se da;ge'retiSly nt witia ty.-
Tho many friends of Mr. james
Phoid InVer in an hospital in Cleve-
land, will bepieafiiid 4, a oar that Ile
is rapidly improving and is IlOW able
leave the. Itospital.
Agamst
Accident, Sickness, Old Age
One or more of these will surely over.
take you. You cap provide agai4st the financial discomforts
of these things, however, by:laying aside a reserve in any of
our branches.
This Bank stands ready to help you in your effort to save
money for use in, case or any necessity.
$ Oink Opens an account in our
ky SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
To which you can add to when you like and withdraw when
you please, the whole or any portion or it.
The Sovereign Bank of Canada
Branches in Huron. County at
-GT-ADMAN , F. E. 1CARN
Solicitors.
nagerExeter,Bratich
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I LOCALS I
Exeter Creditor) bashWoOd Heneall Zurich Clinto
& STANI3URY
n
sr arr age Licenses;
Wedding Ritiget,
Watches, Clockso
Jewell ry,
Spectaclees -tc
°ALL ON
R HICKS
Watch Repairing a Specialty.
DR
. OVENS " L'"°'''
surgeon. Ocuhst,
Specialist, Dcseases,
Eye5 Ear; Nose and Throat
visitsExeter monthly.
Glasses Properly Fitted
Nasal Catarrh arid. Deafness treated. Office
COMMERCIAL HOTEL. Dates of -visits,
WEDNESDAYS,.PUY 27. &lot 7. Oct. 5.
oisv. 2,. Nov. se. nano= oftice 226 Queens A.ve.
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Read Popplestone & Gardirters ad.
ion page 5.
See how no protect yourself in the
Sovereign Bank a& last page.
Miss Aggic Hepburn, of Centr 1i
A a,
spent Sunday with, her cousin, Miss
Gentle Sheere.
Mrs. A Ford, has teturnedhom
from a pleasant visit -with her br
titer in Toronto.
Miss Mary Hepburn end Mr. 0
vine Southeott, spent Sunday at
former's home at Centralia.
anted. Lik boy lo learn the m
antile 'business, 'apply in writing
opplestone & Gardiner.
13rown is the fashionable color t
ason, but ,after the eleitions a
fil•••••1.4...1M ••••• lainme•NR...P.11••••1 MN/ ;,,..i
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11 E PICKARD se
General Selling Agent for
0.1. R. Lands
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over 'deep ,blue will be the prevailing
color in many districts.
Last. week .:1),11--. A. Hooper paid
6.25 to Grieve, of Exeter, as
mpensation for disability owing to
ood poisoning -Clinton. Nen, Era.
A Good Offer. -The Daily Mail 4-
ropiro Cart be obtained. for two MAAS-
S (covering tho general elections)
This offer opon only till oetober
22nd.: ;Amax at Tirnes office. New
yearly subscribers to the 'Weekly
Mail get the balance of this year free
and the nen' Atlas.
Left for the :Nortb.MS,
Rolmes, a former acacia? at Sbaron
Ion lest Monday for Saskatoon, a
prosperous (own sitnated the hoar t
of ;the gavot Saskatchewan valley.
Mr. Roimes will enter the journal-
istic field, having received tile posi-
tion of manager and editor of the
Saskatoon Phonix. the leading news-
paper west of Winnipeg.
Salo Dilis.--Thoso having their sale
bills printed at this office will re-
ceive a Tree notice of the sale in tho
Times aud thus get the benefit ot
our large circulation. This is a fact
which should be remembered, Sale
bills are not seen by ail in the dis-
trict -whereas The Times goes every -
whore, The notice though given
free is often worth more to the per-
son holding sales than what is paid
for the posters.
Epworth League Anniversary Ser-
mons iin Methodist Church,
Next •Sunday. -Rev CI
i
house of Itutherford, will preath the" Mall
oor- It
anniversary sermons in connectionj has
with •lhe 33,tain-.st., Epworth Leagtre tdbe
next Sunday at 11 a. in., and 7 p. tn“ of t
Mr. Moorhouso is en enthusiast/at mini
-worker in the Epworth League, and eric
a rising yoting. minister in the M.-.1. lorg
thodist church and a successful OC- the
easion Is anticipa.ted, .All will be.," rent
made welcome.
S., 0 CTODER 20th 1904
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iligh=Class Clothing/OV 13
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E to buy your Winter Oven°
Men's Suits
812.00 UL' FOR -819 75.
10 00 Solt fFOR .„ - 8 99
8 50 $UIT FOR, - 7 49
09 SUIT FOR .„ ,„...„.„ 5 25
5 00 SUIT FOR .„.3 99
Boys' 3 Piece Suits
Men's Overcoats
812 00 coicr von ou
10 00 COAT FOR .,„ 8 99
9 00 COAT FOR 49
00 COAT FOR, •., 7 25
7 00 COAT FOR „ 5 90
be prepared for the cold weather which is coming su
We are to the front again with the best selectior
Men's, Youths and Boys Overcoats to be seen anywl
Try one and see how they fit.
3 Itlens's Specials
.„, 99 A nice black- Cheviot, Overetia,tVelvet collar, straight and breast
8 60 Made up very stylish with good luting for $7.09.
4 98
3 99 A, striped Tweed Overcoat, N'elvet collar, straight and breast 110
the new belted back and straPS on tuffs. The best of lining. Very
newest coat this season for $9.50.
A good. 'teary dark grey Pilot cloth, toose back, eivet eonar,
pockets. A very good style for $10.00,
s 5 50 RUIT FOR DD $ 7 00 COAT FOR
4 75 SOLT FOR - •6 5 A FORoBcooy:Overc,o, ats
3 75 suiT ron,
400 SUIT FOR ----------------- a 5 75 COAT FOR „ •
• -^ 3 al) 475 COAT FOR
Boys' 2 Piece Snits
4 09 SUIT FOR - a 35
3 5G SUIT FOR - 2, 95
3 04 SUIT FOR 2 75
2 75 fSIIIT FOR , 2 25
Men's Odd Pants
300 PANT FOR 50
2 74 PANT FOR - 39-
2 fat PANT FOR 1 50
1 50 PANT FOR , 1 20
1 25 PANTS P0/14. 93
Boys' Reefers
$ 309 COAT FOR .„ „. 59
2 75 coAT rOU ,,, . 25
2 50 COAT FOft. 2 00
Men's Rain Coats
$ $ 00 GOAT FOR .“ „.
4 00 GOAT FOR .
4 50 COAT FOR ...
3 40 COAT
4; 0
90
3 85
2 135
A Very Special Line of Boys Knickers
Clearing at 45C a Pair.
SITI-I'LL
Miss Mathews, of Toronto, is visit, , companY is strong. But Um lead
in her sister, Mrs. S, Fitton. I, reatnrn„, of the Ilra,tletiou is the g
Mr. Albert uoopor, of Ciint9n, IrAs itrOUS trallaralleat404 SCerle p
days of niLs we, 't stage settings, representing a W..
in
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oy Wantodt- A. smart be Atli realms." 'rlo tablenn is 0 Leantiful
the groeerY aud drI" g004 ' and striking 0210 representinz the
ness-Garling 13.ros . e night of t lte angels of death and x he
F. Edwards. of Rayfield, spent Mon- 1 Ice•eto. Same TerY Pleasht„'' .. i,
; p entation melodies is givelt by 3
1
.s.iirenuer. of Grand Rend, was opening a the gniden gates, There
tw te guest of Mrs. Harry Gould, a aro also several other noteworthy
Mr. F. .A. Edwards and lather, IL ton picking scour. Elira crossinir ihIa,e
Mrs. W. „X. Rottman attended too
'' in Exeter,
,. colored quartette, and there is soro'c
funeral in London, of the late Mrs,
(Dr.) Harry Silk, E,. F.. Davis' Uncle To '
, 'win dancing that is u great nov-cl-
eivn the forepart of the week, ,0Ytts.3:4,1„*414m410 LEarliatnsirollgil 7:174 -
Mesdames Fowell. Roman and t Rouse:Exeter on Monday evening,
. uill appear at Um Orter*a.-
Samuel, and Ittiss Cora Vowell fook i Oct. 24th, Adimission 25 and 35c,
a, (trip to Graxd. limpl, on Monday, 1 --,-,40..-----,.
A very enjoyablA donee was given!' rams. FORECASTS
loloentintleug:lI:ii!esokt,wg1j7ei:jtut:iie.:11;uerTii,,2srislidin il ilivoalr7ioyriltn:c:ntojtitr°1aelr:Ft):1444if:t2:21nclliillittTr.re:
moAnts_lrlo_rutt.,,ii!ottori,. frivntis trent St.
i 41.1)470)14! vregmutazutttlettlhost2oxrsint 0;:toittle-
„Itra''''rsa4: 17604, lien-sali ,ind st. 24th general and active autumnal
diltilltnrit:str,,,vtiot3t.c),4(.lol.tlifnuanne.raoln cifsutinie--t x.erspr-Insead, Ihnaar-Yombeateexr Pseveirne',1;astice:eir tax;
the west, attended by storms, first
nrshop or Huron Iti....atigut rtil,,,dioacworadinal!kena4113,p.rsoritirtitt: otrininnwtr. ,tr,onld„.
erend 'Maurice Scollard Raid -wino ,
London. The reverend
itas at, the, pehlt of death at his home northwesterly gaies will visit the
rani Bishop of the Diocese of liuron, I s'enl: in ne-rthern extremes. 'neon'
entretrinnt pre. great lakes and Um north Atlantic
Ilvaildet4f ntnhed 011touvrinchglyof ifEnnogwinand,wastsi , reriasetrti 44,12t4 decided own:4,c to eot„,
ills time and a
stricken wit], parnlysis en prldtty or will spread. over most parts of the
,n‘oro_rn„it:Irrs a _I aes. t a, ,onr.:1 Inia,scr,bleoext:. :sac to:: 5 count,nl1g-woi tl,:si i Is Imo f a tii3t1li: fiailorl d amr:lal
settles since that time. Cerebral that fall".8 14.4' l'eried, The eta-
-Te'au"70 or'. No uishop,..4' pureso.'ot contit.. fall on and touching Monday, 2.1th.
lion. „parluysis bas supervened On and abouf this date will also be
rtotilinloninofs ugneicIlIntAdP.ress his condition i'Coemr turtos0tuNa‘r,otil To atflothreougtlhosbrea.rd,Lisolotak
duo to the beinorrhage.'s it shivers will be reported from dif-
from ow pressure at the brain *nether Period when earth:tn.:nog
f the
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cw Director for the Sovereign end or tilati._____08 "Ille dirl"s roll
k. -Mr. W. K. MeNolgtilt, who this period. '''
just been elected a dircotor oti
some freezing ito the north a
Sovereign Bank ,or Canada, iS one
he hest known men in the Do- DEATH OF HARVEY N. A. DIG
on. Re is Pr,esident of the Am -1, A sombre pall of sable sorro
an 'Wiatch Cosa Co., one of the' spread over the home of Mr.
ask institutions of its kind on- Mrs. J. E. Dignan in the chat
continent, 1.5resitlent of the To- their first-born and ,only son, lb
o Industrial Exhibition,. Chair- in, A., at tho, age of 22 years,
rt or T th 0, Tariff Committee of the I an illness or about Tour wet,q,,s 0
dion Manufacturers' Associa-!phoid fever. Ilarvey was taken ill
and a director of the Gore Mt- 1 at BowmanvIlle, -kthere he had spent
Eire Insurance Co., and other the post year as manager of the Dell
rtant concerns. tie is a oe tl, Telephone Co., or Bowmanvilic
., .
o . ugh personal character and OshoWa and 'Whitky. Be was re-
ti,onol business ability. arstr tak- .inoved ,to the hospital 77:t TO rOn tO ,
motive interest in every enter- where he was eiven tiein est care.
with which he is connected. Mr Ills -case from the first seemed sar-
an ht.' / ae teal experience, ' ious, i'but strong hopes .lvere held
common sense and conserva- I out 'through the critical stages, 1 ha t
eminently qualify him for the ' he might possibly pull through, but
sible, position of Director of a on ithe twenty-eighth day, hernorra-
"The visit of Rev. 3'. W. Ten : teem of nil with whom ha 11,1,S asSo
1
,ered Bonk, arid he win be a 1 }loge set in resulting fatally inram-
ie member ,o1' the capable anil hours.
sive Board of the Sovereign inaThyeoudneegearasettmnidt 1)..tighitiispijoioilies:
cited at Orilla. - The Orilla ; never having farmed any bad habits,
t. of Oct. 13th has the follow- ; and m•inning the confidence and es -
who preached in St. J'artie's i (nu Led. Just ascending the hill top
on Sunday inorning, ;gave with the golden halo of success
pleasure ,to many old friends 1 shining around him, with the sou -
membered him during. his re- I, rise of future a,chitiventents lighting
here nine yen rs ,,igo, l'hen as I his horizon, death lays his wither -
n( , he ministered to t he con- 1 in ,c,,, hand, and the young man so
oils of Atherley and Longford f loving and loved, and respected is
the vacation. Since leaving 1 cut (1,ow.n. .
Mr. Teri Eyck has bean assis- The remains were brought: ( o
Canon Richarirson in London Exeter and interred on Sunday in
s been rector of Exeter. Re the Exeter cemetery, a very
spending a year at Trio it y pressive s,rmo 1
Toronto 0 '
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•Tlite distribution or the Family Calla
1.1erald
and Wce.kly Starla new pic- hi' di
tion
ture entitled "THE ;PRINCESS AT „
WORR" lots begun end those who l'AP°
lave recelyea their copy pronounce
rt the. xn.o,st beautiful pioture they
ave 'ever seen offered with a newsy-
vaper. It is far and away ahead of
the Fainily Iler,ald pictures in years
one by, and that Ls saying a great
'cal, "THE PRINCESS AT WORK"
and the Family Ilesald and Weekly
tar all for one. dollar should make
a busy season for the publishers.
Market Report. -The following is
the report: of Exeter markets, cor-
rected up to Thursday, Oct, ,20th; •
Wheat from 95e to „$1.03 paPhushel
Oats 28 to 30 ,cents per bushel.
Barley 380. to 40 cents.
Peas 58e to 60c per bushel.
Bran $16 per ton.
Shorts $20 per ton.
Flour, $3.00 per cwt,
Low grade flour, $1,25 per cwt.
Chicken Pend, le. per pound.
Butter 15c. per ,pound.
Eggs, 18c per dozen.
Dried Apples, 4c per pound.
Pork dressed, $6.75 per cwt.
Pork Live weight, $5.10 per cwt.
A novelty in. the dairying business
is just now being placed before On-
ta.rio butter -makers. It is veneering
of butter with a coating of sugar.
This is belly, dorm on -a large scale
now in Engltjand. The butter is first
solidified in cold storage, than paint
ed over with a hot solution of melt-
ed sugar. " This enamels the butter
and renders lit impervious to atmos-
pheric influence. This 8 of partic-
ular importance to the Ontario but-
ter -makers just now, as the Banish
.and Russian butter -makers are. flood
ing the British market with their
produce, to the serious detriment of
the Canadian article.
FOR OVERSIXTY 1.111ARS
_An OLD AND 'Wicza.-TnrEn Rguisny -Mrs
minnow's Soothing Syrup has been saed for
over sixtsr years by millions "of.tacithers for their'
children -while teething, with perfect auccogs
It soothes the child, softens the gums, Allitye
paiu, cures wind colic. and lathe best, remedy
forolarrhesa'.- It is' pleasant'to the taste. ' 'Sohn
by drwgists in every part :cif the' Wrnid, 25
Cents tt:ettle. its valn. :incalculable, „Be
mire " "and 'take clfrs, ' Winslow's liinetbion
%moo and:aslefor nerotherklifiL,
lay persons, farmers or others,
who contemplate purchasing lands
in Manitoba or the North-west Ter-
ritories will find it to their ad-
vantage to call on me, as I have
recently been appointed general sel-
ling agent for all C. P. R. and 0. N.
W. Land Co's lands. Prices range
.C.rorti $3.50 per acre and gpwards.
Persons who settle on C. P. R.
lands within one year after pur-
chase have ten years in which to
pay for such lands.
For furth-r particulars apply, to
R. 1% PICKARI, Exeter.
or at the ''TIMES” office.
Mr. tralentine Rata is now defin-
ltel tit an ndepondent in North,
Middlesex in ,opposition to Mr. Bos-
ton, the so-called nominee. of the
Liberal convention.
Mr, and Mrs. I. D. Spicer, formerly
of Exeter. Jvhe have for a number
of ,years resided in Denver, Col., have
now moved to EL Paso, Texas, where
they will reside for a time.
ktegister.-See Haat your name is
on.the Voters' list_ Every male who
is 21 years of age or more, who has
lived in 'the rrovinee, one year and
in 'the riding three months is entitl-
ed to vote.
Tirane end Influenza Renaedies,
Dow's and Winan's Condition Pow-
ders, Improved English Stock Food,
Rerbagenre, International Stoilt Food.
and all kinds of Poultry- Spice. or
TO ADVERTISERS.
!Exeter.
sale by C. Lutz, Central Drug Store,
changes must be left Take Laxative
riot later than Tuesday -noon. Casual lots; All dr uggi
advestiaements accepted up to noon ey iC it fails to
Tvtednesdav of each week. signature is on
,
- Mr. Samuel 8
fURSDAY, OCTOBER 201th, 1.904 bRraioakd,ItauLtha' chi;
chased some tint
OLD IN ONE DAY
Bromo Quinine Tab
sts refund the morn -
cure. E. W. Grove's
each box.• 25e.
nalth, of the 'London
s moved into, the
evon which lie pur-
e ago. Mr. " Smith
has Made some improvements "Eo. the
place, and now has n comfortable'
1
The Times has the correct styles in
eddinr, invitations and visiting
r ''''Le( us have your next order.
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D .1Y Da 0 rn - being ,lteld itt tile grave, nearly all
.1, Le L O. O. r„
. Teo g,'? -tic preached an int- the meinhert4 being , present, iri.cl u d -
sermon on the leading of ing representatives of liensall tridze.
y Spirit, taking for his text, Representatives of the Bell "fele-
ny es are lead by the Spirit' piton& Co ' at; tlie funeral •NNT,re,
are the sons of God," Mr. Richman cl , Dist:1'i et gil n a ger,
ribed,1,11c steps by -which the L on don ; Mr. Brown; Supt., Loi
4 men to, conviction of sin, don, Mr. F. Roberts, tnspector, S
exactly,' to earthly 'peace, and Thomas, ruid Mr. D. M.. Sterling,
leoverily home. .Iti the even- ferana,ger. 'Mr. Tait 'representing
Ten Eyck pre•a.ched at At- Nitch,tin,-ite Lod, :: 0. 0. t ., floNN
Toro" Again. -- 'rills lam- 1 a ruein'be:r was also in attendance
truinviire, oi: ‘vitich the deceased ANra S
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' 101 i Oh itaEQS bae k. so far The. ,flo'ral offerings.from .,1:11.a many
e " 0O1P' • - a van'tleridea friends testified to the very high
aused the war of the "rebel- teem in -chi h tl - young Tt .in -was
. been presented with relig- lield To the sorrowing parents,and
la.rity each clrainatic season sister the kindest s,yrnortilty is offer -
hie Uncle T . '... ',even, but the. truth 'inajinessaci by one of our
s it been -given with such an . noblest pots: '
s 'with double little Evas. ed r . ,. .m, , .iere is,!•corturobrikt.... iw:
stage •dressing• and zealis- ' -G-Mi.matt dui:, 1 0y0d 0 r
s os: this. -In'fact, several ' '. 1,6s0 „not It -11611y, -
features are- in.therriselves• - What he has givern,
ly novel to, make 'it, ,worth They' live on ea:011,in ,thenght , ard•
ng,,to see-nlJticle Tora's Ca - 1, -.(1e.ed, as nyul.y•.' ' ' "
ittle Gents and Yo
Nice Navy Prime, rangy buttons.-
Frie4e Uen's style . -
Orgy Frieze Alen's style
•rro
n er Underwear
For Men, Women and Children
We have everything in the Underwear line to keen you warm tot- w
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If You Want Furniture Buy liUston's
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any lumber on the market to
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ever to supply our many cost°
swhiotpla ournytahreireno. ay reqUire either
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1- "How is your flour
tradel Good!"
IL -"Then you must' handle
Harvey's Star Flour."
Res $eepers Supplies read
sold the country delivery.
over." Plate your Orders for Tanko e
Estimates cheerfully given.
Jar -Gail in we like to see you.
IV -"We don't think there is
anything we handle that
helps our trade like that
Star Hour."
V -"It will be a good day
for the flour a,nd feed tad,
of our country when they
learn tolls° Harvey Bros.
Star flour entirely.'
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1-1 STRATFORD, ONT.
• , Our courses are up.to-clato, instructors
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Itching, Blind, Bleeding or pro-
truding, Pile. Drugglsts refund
money it Pozo Ointment fails to
any, ease, no inatter of laow 1 ic,ng
standing in 6 to 14 days. First ap-
pliCation gives ease and rest. 50e. If
.your alrUgKi.st , hasn't. it :Send 50c ill
stamps 'and ,.i.t, svill be forwfirded posi
paid by:Faris Medicine Co., St, Lo
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EXETER, ONT.
are here with the good
We
have the most complete stock o
reliable COUGH & COLD retnedie
and o her seasonabto preparations.
We
have the finest assortment of Rub-
ber Goods, such as: -
Hot Water Bottles,
lee Bags
Fountain Syringes
Enemas ecc ece
We -
have -just received a large stock of
the hest French; English and Ameri-
can Perfutnes and other toilet articles.
We
have never failed to giYe entlre sat-
isfaction in any case where wA. tested
eyes and prescribed glasses, il,nd WE
are here always.
We
have everything you want the
The finest goods at
best prices.