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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1904-12-8, Page 8STEWARTS • Christmas is Nearly Here; ARE YOU. READY FOR 11? The day when al/ should be happy, old and young. We are prepared with a splendid array of useful presents. Presents that are needful useful and ornamental. Might we suggest a few of the many nice things that we have ready for you. Ladies fur lined And fur trimmed °apes, $11 50 to $23.00 lovely for Xmes, peesents, Ladies' Fer Neck Miffs, an immense range to choose froxn $1.50 to $14.00, No better preeeet, Ladies fur Gauntlets and Mitts with fur lining. $2.75 to $1.00, Ladies Fur (foists, the largest range we have ever &bowie Astracban. 130 - karats, Russian Lamb, Electric Seal, and real Fenian Lend), $25,00 to $100. Men's Fur Coate, a swell lot to pick from $17.75 to $4S.00. eeen'e .A.atrachan curl cloth coats rubber interlined, wind and storm proof these ow motley savers, $12 00 to $13,00, Seskatelre e'en Buffalo robes with cod linings and rubber interlinings $7.00 to SS.00. A, set of travellers sample Handker- chiefs near/y a thousand styles to pick froueno two alike in this Icit,5e to 75e. Gents Minto Mufflers, the choicest lot you'll see for oas, 25e to $1.00. Gents swell ties, Four-in-hand, Derbys. Roots, Graduates and Puffs 25c to 50e, Child's. Misses and Ladies' felt ,1 ell - vet slippers, green, red. bla.ek, and brown, with and withoot fur trim- ming. A. lovely present, 75e to $1 45 Child's Grey Persian, Lamb lenr Caps and Storm Collars $2,50 to $4.99 4. swell range of Ladies' Fancy Col- lars in silk and embroidery effects., with and without tales 25 to $ae. Ladies' Black Satanism Underekirts Pleated, Tucked. Corded and Frills, $1.00 to $2,25. Have you seen the lovely Porcelean China Dinner Setts we re showing. We are told that they are the choicest lot that have �ver been shown in Exeter, Pure white enameled porcelean China with new neat floral decorations in blue, pink and green, all gold traced and stippled. They are just as pretty as any picture china you ever saw. The best ro8 piece sett sells with us for $12,5o in the city the same sett is scid for $16.00. Of course we have cheap- er ones, $le, is our Xuaas. price for a, very handsome Cake Plate, pure Majolica ware, all hand painted with love's /local designs, they are beautiful. Bring aloug all "1-* your Produce Highest prices paid. STMWA.P,ris eNew nee matter avec, is space each week.) ME YOU SENDIN6 MONEY 11NY WHERE? If So The Sovereign Bank of Canadil Will do it for you the safest, simplest and cheapest way payable direct at any Town or City in the world. Drafts and Telegraphic Transfers issued upon all the leading Towns and Cities in England, in Scotland, in Ireland and the Con- tine.nt. Also the United States and Canada AII kinds of Banking business done on the most Improved methods and on the best terms consistent with conservative banking We pay interest from date of deposit and add to the principal and compound it FOUR times a year. The Sovereign Bank of Canada Branches in Huron County at Exeter Crediton Dashwood Hensel! OLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors. Zurich Clinton F. E. KARN Manager, Exeter„Branch for Marriage Licenses, See our railitary brushes and cases before purchasing hair brushes Wedding Rings, . Howey's Drug Store. Watches, Clocks Mr. Carnegie declares that the Jewelry, Canadian census ,of 1910 will be as Spectacles to disappointing as that of 1900. CALL ON The Tinaes has the correct styles in R. HICKS wedding invitations and visiting Watch Repairing a Specialty. , cards. Let us have your next order. ; ." The laraest assortment of Per- fumes in 'town. See our famous 1.,,Erench odors.-Howey's Drug store. DR. OVENS s arOgFc oLn,O0Ne DufieNt'; The Times will be sent to any ad-' dress until Jan 1st.. 1906 for one dol - Specialist, Dcseases Eya Ey' Nose and, Throe lar. Send the Times to an absent • visits Exeter monthly. Glasses Properly Fitted Mr .and Mrs. J. Evans, Mr. and Nasal Catarrh and Deafness treated. Office I Mrs. T. Shute, and Mrs. W. Bowman W_MMERCIAL HOTEL. Dates a visits. spent Sunday with Yr. and Mrs. Net- auziNESDAYS, July 27, Sent 7. °et' son Bat Fairfield. Nov: 2., Nov. 30. London oflice.225 Queens Ave. <aker, < ! Miss Rose Barton returned home on Friday evening last, after a pleas - TO ADVERTISERS. • ant visit of thrice months with rela- tives in Southern Manitoba. friend. We have the latest in both ladies' be copy for changes must he left and gentlemen's Purses and Pock - not later than Tuesday noon. Casual') ,ct. Books. Ask to see thena•-How- acivestisements accepted up to noon eyes D ruStore. Lillie Wednesday of each week. . . g a - e May Thornton, of Listowel, who accompanied Rev. J. II. Oliver, THURSDAY, DEC. 8th 1904 here on Saturday, spent a few dayg , with Miss Cora 'Powell. ********************0***** If you want anything in Combs * •* we have the up-to-date lines. A • ... LOCALS - ,i, Drug Store. ri pleasure to show them.-- Ilowey's Mr. John Knight, station agent D. Hartleib mak-es a specialty of I es. Charles, and fannly, at St. Than/- spent a few days :Math his broth - as 'Miss Carrie McIntyre, of Montreal IMPROVED ENGLISH STOCK is the guest •a her sister, Mrs. Dr. food; also Columbian Stock Food and Lutz. international Herbazeum Cow Cure • Hesse's American Horse Tonic, Dow's Read Times advertisenaents be- . Powder, etc. for sale at 0 Luta's fore buying your Christmas pres- Central Druz, Store, Exeter, The Times will be sent to any ad- il l'on't fortget eyeglasses or Spec - dress until the end of 1905 for one "'cies make one of the -finest Xmas. dollar i i presents. We will test e;yes any, . ..‘ time that suits your friends. We Many subscribers have already re-, guarantee satieLaction. - Howey's flowed their subscription for leoe. Drag Store. • Mr. Charlie Putufrey, of Roland, watch irepairing. Have you? See the aavanta:ges offered to the Man., is visiting his sister, Mr. public in the. Sovereign 13ank ad. last J. Charlton, of Charlton'.s Fair. It Page. is some six years since Mr. Pumfrey , went west and he speaks in warm Two weeks from next Suimay praise of tbat coaxitry. • is Christmas, and only four -weeks ' 41Oe of tile year 1904. / The Janes-st. lVfethodist people •were fortunate in securing •the Rev'. One inorning laet week as Mr. Ay George Webber, of Toronto for thelia She,ere was going to work, he had anniversary eerviees. He is a re - the inisfortune to slip and fall heavi• nowned orator, and having former= ily on the side walk breaking onp ly been a pastor at James-st. church of his 'ribs. jivjll,doubtless draw a. large crowd. Mrs. Gat:field Sheere and babe, of Brantford, are the'guests ot Mr, and Mrs. J heere, Huron street. • Don't fail. to bear Miss Karn eiae. at the James-st, anniversany ser- vices, Sunday and Monday, December TO CURE A COLD -IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Broom, Quinine Tab- lets. • All druggiste eefund the mon- ey if it fails to our°, E. V. Grove's signature is on each Lo... 23e, Mr. 'John Randle and son, Dan, returned home last week from Mead, where they have speut the past summer, Mr. Rendle Itas eot decided yet Nvbetber lie will make les home in the west or remaln Imre Rev, Mr. Curie', PresSyteriae Min- ister near Sarnia, who was a 211eS4 Of ROI'. W. and ell's. Godwin, at the parsonaee the. forepart of the week, rendered a solo N-ery acceptably at the lecture in Main-st church on Monday eveninf, last. • Miss Nlay Snell, seent Sunday with Mis Ethel Walker, Centralia. AfuB line ir oLalese PerfllanIes,s' .rasnee8; Ha Mirror', ;etc., suitable for Christ- mas presents x C. •Letz's Central Druz Store, Exeter, •ee-e. Couut y Council Mat ters.--Notnitia- lhe or tcounty commit will take place in the diferent county council districts on Monday, Dec,19, with :.sb:O iou en eloaday. January 2nd. Municipal nominations will .11-,-,eplace on Monday, December 2, t14 It has boon officieley announced that Earl Grey, the new Governor- General will reaelt the capital os Thursday, the 15th inst., at noon. He mill receive the usual military escort, and eo direct to Rideau Hall At 2 p. an, the Mayor end City Coused will go to Rideau Hall end present the new Governor-General with a civic address ef welcome, Mr- E. Christie has resixned his position in "the Sovereign Bank and will attend to the duties in the poet office department here in the fu- ture. Ed. has . .durine his service in the Dank, both here and elSe- where won the eonfidence ef the managers and esteem of his fellow - employes who were sorry to lose him from the staff. A Club Bargain, - The Toronto Daily World and the Eeeter Times from now 'until Dec, 31st, 1905, will be sent to anyone for $3.00 in ad- vance. Tha regular price or the two papers for one year m $4.00. tak- i advantage of this offer you et the lialtinee of this yeor free, Tha ,Tames-st. Methodist church .klaniverary cervices will be held on Sunday and Monday, December lith and 12th. On tlae Sabbath the Rev. De0 .Webber, of Toronto, will preach at both services. On Monday even - an old fashioned tea -meeting will be given. The choir, assisted by Miss Karn, of Woodstock, will render special music at both the Sabbath and Monday. evening services. Sale Bills. -Those haying their sale bills printed at this office will re- ceive a Ifree notice of the sale in the Times and. thus get the benefit of our large circulation. This is a fact which sbould be remembered. Sale bills are not seen by all in the dis- trict whereas The Tinma goes every- where. The notice though given free is often worth more to the per- son holding sales than what is paid for the posters. An American exchange says ;-For a bad scratch from a dog or cat one of the speediest remedies to draw out poison and at the same time ben' the wound is tobacco. Moisten, a cliewine tobacco, either leaf or fine cut, and, bind it on the wound. Unless very serious, you will hardly know at the end of twent3r-four hours that you have been hurt. Notices have been sent out that the consecration of Bishop -elect Wil- liams will take place in Christ Church. Montreal, on January 6th (Epiphany Day) It has been re- quested that the service would takes place in the Cathedral, London, bun as the Archbishop is over ninety years of age it cannot be expected that he could come so far but may depute the duty to some one. Dr. Ovens, of London, eye and ar specialist was in town on Wed- nesday, of last week, on a proles-. ional visit and will make another isit to Exeter, on Wednesday, Dec., 8th. The Dr. has been recently it he Nortla-west wliere he purchas- d 4,000 acres of land near Battle- ord . A very interesting letter:' vhich he has kindly contributed, de- cribing that territory, and its won- erful possibilities will be found Ofi age- of this issue. * Ontario ggenerally is suffering froi? water famine. In many places the oils and creeks are dry, and so hort is the supply of drinking lac/L.- ✓ for cattle that the farmers are alking of selling off their animals. he country is on the verge of win- er, and should the ground freeze chore the rain comes the water will un off the ;surface drainage and he wells wIll remain useless un - 1 spring. Reports from various arts of the Province state that here has been very- little rainfall urina the month of November. - Miss Fanny Crosby, author of ale in the Arzna of Jesus" and of out three thousand other hymns ss familiar and famous, is still ving. She is eighty-four years of go, quite blind, and still bears the arks of a fall down a flight of airs in the home of the late D. L. oody, who, by the way, eecurea for 5 an annuity from a well-known m of New York music publishers, er 'home is at Bridgeport Conn., here she lives in a simple way. Your Christmas Shopping. - Do u r Christmas shopping early. ere is money in it for you and uch satisfaction, for you get the st choice of the goad things. It is o a bit; CO.OVOIlienCO to the mer - ant and .other assistants. What n equal the satisfattion of the her or mother, who a week be- e Christmas day, leans back and hs contentedly aed exclaime here, thank Heaven, I've finish - all my Christmas shopping-prets, Christmas cards and every - rig!" Do your Christmas Shop - • early, Just try it for once this ✓ to find out what it is like. 2 Yet • "S ab le li st lan fir )11 :0.1v 1 yo Th xn be als oh ca fat for ig ed sen t hi pin yea. /AWr 1M ri S. DEC EMBER 8th 1004 Startiing Values in L-ADIES FU JACKETS Ladies Astrachan Jackets 27 and 30 inches long; rich glossy curl. High storm colla.rs and large lapels, with quilted satin lining. These are beautiful garments. If you have a thought of buying a coat this season you should certainly see this lot. Prices $29.543, $32.5o, $.4o.00, $45.0o. Also a very fine showing of Ruff's, Muffs, Boas, Caperines, Caps and Gauntlets at very special prices. Men's Fur Coats Men's Coon Coats made of finest selected fur, choice dark colora, evenly matched, every coat a beauty $45.00, $50.00. $00.00, Men's Black Calf Coat nith Russian T.arnh Colko. This Coat, is the best wearing and most serviceable coat that money cap buy. Price $28, $30, Men's Siherean Boar Coat, very heavy fur, good linings, a, great coat for the money, $18,50. 91\Tii & P.,CYN*V•3 A errand treat is in store for tilos! nt.lOW1, 0.10. jeraps-st. tea -meet 1; on Moerlay eveeine. December 191.11 tile,s Kern of Woodetoels will 'tinder several vosal selections!. FOR OVEllatE.TY EARS sz Clan AND WinasTnirsa Reaumr.-M Winslow's Soothing S•yrup has been used toaver sixty years by millions of raotheo3for th children while teething, with perfect success It soothes tne child, softens tbe aunts, allays al pain. cures wind collo. and Le the best reinol A hill to prohibit jticenile ei,garette emokin has passed its secood reed, in; in the Smith Anstraliattlegiela- i3O"re. and will probably become law, The age below which smokine is prohibited is fixed at 16 years. si The Rev. TO, it, Hicks 1905 Alma- elr OaC.-The Rev. 41, R. Hicks Alma- ; nap for 1905 is now ready. being the finest edition ever issued Tnis eplendial and costly book eif 200 pag- es is a completestudy of astronoue, and storm and weather for 1905, It is too well known to need com- ment, See it and yen will so deettle The price pestpaid to any addrees. is no per tOpy, The flaw. Itt 11. Ricks Wattle, relipaous and family Jour - 1 nal Word and Works, now abreast wall lila hest magazuleat is 75c, , year. Both Word'Works And tor Pia rr/acisa. it Is pleasant to the tante. Se by druggists/ lo every part of the world. 24 antes. bottle. les value Is tocalculable. n sere and take Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and a* for no other kind. Order Your Coal Now. -Up goes the price of hogs and down goes the price of coal. Having bought a few cars of hard coal at a price on the dollar, I am prepared to fill al orders while it lasts at $6.25 per ton. First come, first served. Place your oas rder at once for as soon this supply is done you will bane to pay more money. Orders left at the office of A. Q. Bobier will be promptly attended to. -H. Parsons. 2201 Locuet St., St. Louis, Mo. 4. Eamous School. - The Central Follick's 17th Christmas in Exe- Business College, of Stratford is a ter. -Inseparable from Christmas Ive progrest;ive school where excel- are tbe ,erood things such as Follicle's store provides. WQ 1NWO learned in the 17 years we have been bere, that the people f E Blankets and Coinforters Large sized Flannelette Blankets white or gi•ey,colored border$ only Si ,o0. Large 6 lb size White Wool 13lankets, all pure wool colored_ Borders only $2,95. Large 7 lb White Wool Blankets, all pure wool, colored borders Only $345. Large Grey Wool Blankets, colored bordcrs,6 and 7 lb sizes $2,..5 and $2.50. We have a large range of Bed Comforters in a beautiful rang of Colors, all well filled with good batting $2,o0 to $3.00. Furs Ladies' Astrachan Fur Coats, nice curl, every coat guaranteed $30 $35 $40 Ladies' Neck Ruffs of Sable, Isabella, Stone Martin, Mink and Oppossum $1.00 to $12.00, • Ladies' and Men's Fur Caps in Persian Lamb, Electric Seal, Beaver and Neutra $2,00 to 50.00. Men's good Fur Coats of Dog or Calf. From S15.09 to $28.00. Dress Goods We still have a few fashionable Dress pieces left and if you a. i! dress toe the winter yon find it here at reduced prices Ready- to=Wear Skirts Only a few left. To be cleared outbelow cost, Now is the time for a. bargain itt this line. Highest, price paid fur Produee and all kinds of Poultry ARLAN° BROS Furniture& Undertaking TO Make ROOM Mr MIMS, 60008 Big Bargains next Week, Bedroom. Sett including Iron Bed frOM §a2.09 up. 1. the Almanac $04 per year. No Conehes II.S4.15O up, better investment possibly for any person or family, Try it and see. Extension Tables . .. 47.50 bowl to Word and Works Pub. CO. lent =work is bein done. In these ,sfays elf keen competition a man in any walk et' life should have a busi- ness training if he wishes to attain the qreatest success. We cannot direct the attention of our readers to any better school in the Province it they wish to secure. a Business Education or Shorthand training. 'Write to the tolleare for a tatalogue and. see for yourself what good work the school is sroing. Business in Business. -Every line in a newspaper costs something. If it is for a financial gain of an in- dividual or society it should be paid for. If. tbe grocer were asked to contribute igroceries to lone amply able to pay for them, 110 would re- fuse. The proprietor of a newspa- per has to pay for the tree adver- tising if the beneficiary does not and it is one of the hardest things to be learned by many that a news- paper has space in its columns to xeter and surround - ilia" country want the best, quality, such as we bave endeavored to get we have prepared for the largest trade we here ever had, our stok is complete. Candy WO have in great variety, and best quality. Bon Bons and chocolates in the most beauti- ful boxes, all styles and sizes, 0 pros- ent that is always much itppreciated by the ladies. A new line of cla000- tats, known as the Zit Za, (artists brought from Francc to make them) The like has never been in town be- fore ; try them. Nuts of all kinds table raisins, flees. dates, Oranges from the sunny .climes of Florida, Mexico and California, Navels, all sizes, all sweet and juicy. Holly and Mistletoe, which is very fine this year the best 'decoration Sor Christmas, 13eautiful flowering plants, Ferns and palms, nothing nicer or morc cheering" for a little present than rent. To fid.Ve it away for anything' less than living rates. would cer- I flowers. Christinas cakes, in fact tainly be as fatal. 4s for a landlord itsaleldliiinds.,. of cakes. Don't forget the to furnish house rent free. n e, of which we mirke a specialtY ;made the very best, iced learn that the Family Herald and nicely ,ornamented treacly for the 'and Weekly Star, of Montreal is table, no wedding complete without 'this season having an immense in- tho large cake. Thanking our 'crease in the number of new sup- many customers for past favors, and 'scribers over all previous years. The eoliciting a continuance of !the same sive/ilium picture, "The Princess we wish you all a merry, merry at Work,' is no doubt accountable Christmas -E. A. Follick. or a share of the increase but the mmense value of .the Faraily Herald itself as a great family and farm "paper is every year becoming more 'generally known and is adding hpusands of new Ireaders annually. We notice the publishers are calling all old subscribers to renew ear - slier than usual this season to help Nhera out in the Christmas rugh. The .,dollar dailies fail to tempt the Can- adian Public when She Family Her- ald and Weekly Star with such a handsome picture can be had for the same amount. Market Report—The followingis Successful Anniversary. - The ninth anniversary of the Main-st. Methodist church which was held on Sunday last was one of the best in the history of the church. Tho ser- vices on Sunday were both taken by Rev 11. Oliver, o'f Listowel. The pastor and trustees are to be con- gratulated upon their ,selection of Mr. Oliver for this important oc- casion. On Sunday the preacher was !greeted with large and appreciative congregations. In the morning his text was the 23r4 Psalm from cle ivered a very earnest:, e report of Exeter markets, „cor- Practical. and linlPful discourse' and rected up to Thursday, Dec. 8th. in the evening his remarks Wheat from flee to $1.03 per bushel , were based epon the text ROV. 3-20 Oats 28 to 31, cents per bushel. apd during his 60 minute oration 13ar1ey 38c. to 40 cents. he held the closest ,attention oC the Peas 60 to 62 cents per bushel. very large audience present. His ser, Bran $16 ber too. I mons daring the day were such as Shors $20 per ton. fully accord -------- - reputation he Family:Flour 2,85 per nwt.. possesseamong the ministers of the Low .grade flour, $1.25 per cwt. I Methodist Conference as one of tie $s Chicken Feed, lc. per pound: - most eloquent, earnest and- .fluent Butter 15 cents per pound. • el:pounders of the !gospel. The Eggs 20 cents per dozen. trustee hoard asked for a free-will • Dried ApPles, 3 1-2 to 4c per lo. °fetin' of $300, tile response to this Chickens. 7c per pound.appeal being. $267.00 with others to Dicks 8 to 9e per pound. hear from. On Monday evening as Geese 8 cents per pound.. announced,.M.r. Oliver delivered his . Turkey -s, 12 cents ,per pound. lecture .on 'Fights for the Flag" or Pork Live Weight, $4.65 per cwt. "Great Britains ViCtories by Sea or • Pork dressed $6.25per cart. Lan". The subject Lb of ,e lecture Hay $6 to $7 per ten. d. , is Onethat appeals to the- heart or Advance in Price of Paper. --The every, true 13ritisher; The lector.. price ,of all 1ines ofpaper in the er in vivid word pictures carried his .Canadian market is Direly to advnce in !the near future owing to the Prices of raw ma eria frotn 'which both' fine and news print are made. Rags, sulphite and soda fibre from which the fine varietiel are made, are reported scarce in Canada, and lgroundwood palp, from which 89 per cent, of news paper is //icicle heaters through the famous battles fought and won since the year 1793 the impressiveness of , his lecture Paining froin the carefully thought out and cleanly arranged nature of his subject matter and 'from the fer- vid eloquence With which it was ace, vered, ,called forth lrequord outbursls of loud applause. Should has advanced 82 per ton. The Can- Mr. Oliver again visit,Exaer, he Will adian market is already visibly be always (greeted -with. a crowded afected by the situation in Norway house. Th, excellent singing by ,the and Sweden where Several large pulp choir added to the pleasure and mills have ceased operations, be- profit of all the: services, solos bein gj cause of lack of Vii-ater power.. also given by lefise Eva Huston% an 'direct result of the Scandinavian in- a quartette by 'Miss Gidley, Mrs. An activity is that there is likely to be drews and Messrs. Gurney and An't, a big ileinarid from the English and draws. Rev. Mr, • Currie, of Sarnia, European markets for Canadian pulp wh Diva,. present Monday evenirr, ahd paper. - als ()rendered a solo very acceptiibly. Cr HUSTON Funeral Director aud Practicable Znabalmer, Opera House I C ristmas Buying Christmas will soon be here and you no doubt are thinking doing your shopping early. The earlier the better ft large. stock to make your selection from than if you leave it till a /day or two before Christmas. Below we mention a few articles which we think would make nice Xmas gifts New range of Ladies' Fancy ,Collars and Handkerchiefs Ladies' Gloves Fancy Doylies Fancy Pin Cushions Fancy Picture Frames Fancy Cushion Tops Fancy Waistings Purses and Satchels Gents' Overcoats Scarfs Gents' Ties Gents Handkerchiefs FRESH GROCERIES We have a fresh supply of all kinds of penis, nuts, spices, raisins and currants for Christmas cooking. Space will not permit us to mention all our different lines but we invite you to come in and see them for yourself. 14/11:306... M -MC) Come Everybody, all Welcome. Anntitf School Concer In Gidley's Opera House —on -- Friday Dec. 9th Admission 35c,25c & 15c A GUARANTEED CURE F0.1.1 ' PILES Don't FA pilot Itching, 131ind, 'Bleeding or pro- W gU U trading, Fiks. Druggists -refund money if 3. -'azo Ointment fails • to 1 When bilying .your any case, no matter of how long i standing in 6 to 14 days. First ap- masSupply of X plication gives ease and rest. 50c. If . your druggist "hasn't. it send 50c in Candies, stamps and it will be forwarded post paid by Paria Mecacme Co., St. Louts, Mo. Hear "Miss Godwin read at the Jaines street Entertainment, on Aeon -- ay evening', Dec. 12th, \Mrs, left en Tuesds eVenine for a eliort visit with • her don, after which she 'will visit in St. Theinas. e Notice --- .Vor the convenience, customers who may be in a hurry o find it too far to walk e tile mill "tee have made arrangements for or- ders to be left at W, S. Hoe'ev's 1 • drug store, one door soutlt of the Post Office, and Lite order will be Corwin. (led (cern , there and receive prompt cittentioree-liarvey Bros. . • - We please everybody, from ,the babies to the ladies, from he laddies to the daddies—iii' fine assortmant of Candeis aid Bon -Bons. At Close Prices Up=to-Date aker and Confectioner W J. STATHA Successor to T. T. O'Brien.