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1914 to be a banner year in the history of this store. Our
object will be to give the best values,, quality considered that
be will possible.
For every dollar you spend here, we want to give you a dol-
lar s worth of good honest value.
Your money will be refunded for any just cause,
In Fur Coats
Bvelry man who does much
riving should own a fur coat
We have a big assortment
ranging in price from
$17 to $85
Fur Lined Coats
Ladies For lined Coats in
loose and sem-ifitting lined
with beautiful Canadian Rat
Shell is made of fine Ker-
sey Cloth with Dollar of gen-
uine Alaska Sable, 'Tease
coats are specials.
at $50 to $65
.r Lined Coats
For Men and Women
These coats are lined with curl lining interlined with rubber
The cloth is a good Vicunna. :Every coat has a splendid high
a * fur collar The best coat on the market for the price
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$16.50 to $30.00
Sheep Skin Coa
This a coat made especially
forrough wear. It is lined
throughout with sheep skin
and has a high collar of the
same • It comes in two qual
ties
$5.50 to $7.50
Flanne lette
Blankets
Ibex quality. In colors of
.Grey and White with pink or
blue borders They comae in
two sizes,
11-4 sells. for $1.50
124 sells for $1.65
New
Prints
New Prints for 1912 have just arrived The patterns are new
and the colors are guaranteed to be absolutely fast. Regattas,
Browns, Pinks, Lilacs, Reds and Indigo Blues all selling at per
yard
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Market 'R ppa•'ki�1,-�'�ha foliovv aAg ie
The d'epoxt of: l a•+etter markets eor,-
reeted u]?ta the 11th
Wheat Standard 88 tenths
Boeh.wheat One to 6UP
Oats 40e to 42 cents.
Barley' 00 to 75
Peas 75c,, to $1.Qt •
Shorts $25"Q(1
,bran S24,0(1
Model ?tear S. ,50'
Feed "flour 1.50
Potatoes 1.00-1.15.
Butter 45c.
E g,s 3Uc,
Ohioked 6-10
Peals 12-1:3
ITt,rkey 14-17
Geese 11-,12'
Fowl 5.7
Hogs 6.05.
Choice Export Steers 6,30 6.60
Medium Export Steers 6.00 6.10
Choice Butcher Steers 6.25 6.150
Medium Putcher Steers 5.50 6.00
Choice Butcher Cows 5.00 5;28.
Medium Butcher Cows 4,50 4.75
Common Cows. 3.60 4,00
Choice Lambs 6.40 6.S0
Choice Sheep 3,60 4.00
Hog's 5.50.
STRICTLY NEW -LAID
EGGS
32 cents a Dozen
For Eggs not over One Week
old
CHAS. F. H.00PER
Gidley St. Exeter
2>}•blocks west of Trivitt Memorial
' Church.
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1}liss Seldon and Meister Willie 'Sea
den. of Ingersoll are visiting at Mr.
*. Rd. Seldon's.
o Mrs. Wilbert Marton entertaiesea
her Sunday Schoolclass of girls on
Tuesday evening.
Messrs. Wes and Wm. aVlitcholl,
of Eche svesit, are visiting their father
Mr: ',John Mitchell.'
Mr.. and Mrs: Fred Clarke. from
near Edmonton are here visi=ting
friends for the winter.
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-AxTED-Choice Butter and
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♦ WINTER 'TERM from
JAN. 2, 1912.
titan
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College
€- Mies B. F. Ward, Principal .1
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Farmer's Institute
The regular meetings of the South
Harare Farms'Institute will ba
held
a5 follows;
I3I1 O CEFIELD, ROSS If/ /ILI
"Thursday Jan. 114h, 101 3
D. James, afternoon sabjec', grow-
ing and Curing Alfalfa; even:n:3• sub-
ject. Some Mistakes made in (anteing
R. L. Morehouse. afternoon subject
rl!he breeding and. Feeding of Deaf
Cattle •
evening bu lectt ti
he buasine"t
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end of farming. Local, speaker, Robt.
Gardiner, eelected subject,
A. program will be given; at What less-
ening meetings. All farmers and
others interested in Institute 'Meet-
ings ire cordially invited 4o attend:
13. S, X'IIIL ,n.l?S.; J. T. AtrasoN.
r Soto. t • Pres.
sons Perons i:ro xtbl i ed 'With
!a
partial
parlgsis are often very. mutate bent?(
ted.
by ma..w<taging the affected parts
thoroughly When applylini Chamber-
lain's Lininie4lt. This liniment also
relieves rheumatic pains For sale
b l
all dealers-.
Chi . dren Cry
.FOR FLl T4HER'S
S
Mr. Wine Mellville has recovered
from a severe ttaack of bronehftie,
and is able to he out again.
Mrs. Wiley, of 'Toronto„ and Miss
Veale, .of London are the guests of
Mr. a.bd Mrs, J. A. Stewart.
• Mia Hattie Sweat wliQ has been
in; California .for the Deaf two yearn
is lezpected !home W
xwweek
week.
Vit: Charles Westaway, of Regina,
visited his bitter. Mrs. A.• J. Ford
in town for several days lash week
Word has been received .from Cal-
ifornia which states the orange crop
in some peaces has .been frozen out,
Mr. :Th,os..Creech's bus team made
a little, run down' Main .dtre•at Fri-
day breaking the dashboard o th•e
Misr W. Howard, • has. been laid up
for a couple cif days with a cold and
her room at School was closed in
consequence.
A -number -at Exeter young folks
d
attended a
anon aTt the ht>ine of
Mr. Wmr Quinton. Centralia, 1aet:
Friday night.
M' Ethel 't
test Nor hcoLt milliner, o
Hamilton. 'bas returned home. She
was accompanied by Masa Smith and
Mrs. Coonley. of Hamilton.
One (rink of Curlers conaisting of
Messrs. G.t Anderson, J. Taylor, T,
Newell. and A. Taylor took in the
Bonspoil in London thio week.
Mrs. Lsaac. whose illness was men-
tioned last week, still continues very
ill at the home of her daughter, Mr;.
P. T. W. Mange, of • Ushorne. Mrs•,
Rowe. of town. has been With her
for the ,past week..
Mr. J. Whalen, of Port Arthur,
shipped a car -land of horses on Sat-
urday last. On Tuesday Meteors
Whalen and Johnston intended ship
Ping: and some horses were brought
to town, but owing to the atoms
weather,
it was postponed.
The iDi•striot Xnsftalling team of the
1,1 O. 0. F., consisting of ID. D G In
Bra: WI J. Murray, W. ahr. (Tatman,;
T. F. Boyle, R. N. Creech, 1, T, Carl-
ing and IA. Hastings installed. .sthe of-
ficers of Rensall Lodge last Friday
night;Gad
Brach Monday night
and
.Clinton (Tuesday night. The boys re-
port a good time sepn% in :each place
ITo-Morrow night (Friday). . the
Young people of thea English church
Sunday school. will. by especial rP-
gGest, ' repeat the Pantomine, Snow
white( and the Taint Dwarfs, so BUG.
cessfully (staged jusit before Christe
mos. i.11 who niietsed treeing it before
should take 'Hills opporltunity as it
is well worth seeing.
Here, i's: a remedy that will cure
your cold. Why waste time and mon
co ' experimenting when you can get
a _preparation khat has won a.worid
wide( reputation by He cures of this
disease ;and can always be depended
upon? It is known everywhere as
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and is
a medicine of real merit. . For sale
by all dealers,
Exeter Bays Sacceissx-•-1t is always
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lease ,tT
a pleasure for. ithiu imws to s e•talt of
li Times
F.
u e the the's c cave of au of � oldBoysof
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y
Fleeter. ' We have: just received word
that • 'the 13y -law submitted tor the
appreval of the elecltors of Fora
;fern
Wi4-
liam ''in 4aidof an" iron pipe manufact-
uring Coaxipany; promoted by Mr. 1?
V, Samuel has been carried by a
large majority, The company will be
captilii ed kt't x;250.000 and Mr. Samuel
has La nrCd from the city of Fora
d
Witham a i'lrec site worth $50,000 a
n
the.; loans of i•l100,000 a't Aa low rate
of interest Weida'the other valuable
concessianis, ' Past ;a partial reward for
his 'able ,'hatdlinge of the schemeand
for promoting the company
y Mr. Sam -
well ibe Madesecretary ere satire: .
and ttteceiva+t $50.000 worth of stot,lt
Among those whose financialinterex
has boon won ars; some of Meatteal'it
.Haw aa:e the resola'tions 'holding
qut ,,„
A . Cure Perkins of ;Petrone:vis-
ited; aur teem over Sunday4
Mies Lillian MoEtt en, of 1Iensall -
shent Stanley visiting Mr, anti ,Mrs.
1G.
Christie.'
Mrs. E.; A, Pellicle visited Mn .and
Kgs.D. D. Crittenden, ,of 131ysth on
Wednesday,
Mr. I. 2l. Scott, Ls In .Ingersoll ttus
week attending the annu=al conaelta
tiaes of the Dairymen's Aeetsociatiofa
IYIr. A, flewat 'teller of the Dank of
Commerce ?bas received notice 'tham
he is shortly to be moved to Cots
t" ani; o •wo d
.
Miss Labelle 1Iandford left Taelsda,y
to resume he rstudi+'[s act Alma Ladles,
College St. 'Thomas.
Found -On Main street oxr Thurs-
day last, a fancy. :black,, elasitio belt
Owner can have same h applying
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at The Tithes Office,
The 'drilling of the boys at the.
school continues every day. Tb.io is
the kind of weather, that shows the
stuff they are made af.
Mr, and Mrs, Wrn. 'Mallett, of Ni-
agara Falls, returned home Friday
last after °pending several day°, with
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Mallett.
Rev. E. A.. Fear. former pastor,
preached in Main Streett an Sunday
last. Connexioual Coileoticns were
taken up. Bev. E. G. Powell, preach -
ted at Blyth.
The new rink, "'The Dome" was
first Opened''to the public on Thurs-
day evening of last .walk. It win be
formally opened with a carnival next
Nfonday evening.
Garvey Acheson, of town, is playing
With . the London Juniors in the 0,
E. A. to their first game Monday
evening i.he Free Press say that
Acheson at cover showed up well
Mr. W. J. Campbell. who recently
arrived from the west to visit with
relatives has an important announce-
ment Co anyone desiring' to invest in
Saskatchewan lands, Sea add on
Pageane.
When you wanta reliable medicine
for a cough or cold take. Chamber-
lain's Gough Remedy. It can always
be depended upon and is pheasant
and safe to take.' For Sale by all
dealer°
Next 'Tuesday evening !the James
street Epworth League will -visit 'the
Epworth League of. the ITensall Meth-
odist church: Al; Leagu ere wishin_r
td go will kindly., leave .their names
at W .S t Cole's Drugstore ndt later
than Saturdi.y evening.
Grand Opening of "Th'e' Dome"- A
grand opening carnival ° will
be held • at , "Thee Dame
Exeter's New Skating Rink on
Monday evening next Jan. 15th,whe.
the following "• ve
`en1'
take place; -Best Character 4ie:(s
ed Gentleman, 2. • Best Char eate
Dressed Lady; 3.Bast Comic Ch,arec-
ter. Lady or• Gentleman; r1, One mile
Openliacc Entrance Heli 10 cents.
5. T3oys. One -hall Mile ' hat=s, under
14.. First Claeve Prizes( will be award-
ed. The following speakers will he
present to Wei hart. Reeve., 'W.
J. Neaman. "Lieut iia, W. Collins,
Rev. B. G. I'or>}ell and H. E. Huston
Exeter 33aud 1ic'lAttendatece. Gener-
al ladmissio.n 125&.•'Seaeon 'Ticks is 'no't.
W
accepted. na Leavitt( Proprietor..
Thr.»Weuf'i3i'*---fever and commun-
ity. in fact all of •Western »Ontario.
have been in the grip of a real west-
ern blizzard for several days. Enough'
snow has fallen. totmake up for any
shortage( during the .forepart of the
d
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winter and ft is. piled upin beeps
around town. The train service has
not been very materiallly affected but
Tuesday they were
several haiia late
Trade in town, during the week. has
been somewhat slow, owing to the
farmers filet venturing out.
Treated to Oysters -The Ministerial
Association of South' Tairon met in
the. James street church an Mond;ty
last. Eight members . were present.
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n excellent paper . S,e i
and 1 pp
which gave good sati=sfaction to thoso
present was given by Rev. Mr. Burn
of Crediton. A. a former r meetinm of
the association the following, officars
were elected ; i'rc .iilent S. P. Sharp
13. D. Vice President. Itev. Itobt..
flicks. 33. A,., of Creditett ; Secy.
Rev. E'.' 0, Powell. At the close of
i!onday's scission Flev. ltd. Robbs the
retiring president, treated the breth-
ren to an oyster, supper. at Mr.
+ '
P .1 ' k sit a rani:.
a tic s tree a t
Forty thousand Canadian school-
boys will go into training camps neat'
Julymilitary for ins'trudlion. Bee
lievin,g that on the careful and prop-
er development of the cadet system
depends the future strength` and ef-
ficiency of the Canadian militia. Col.
the Hon. Sam..1uohes. M niSt it
of
Militia. has worked out
a comprehen-
sive plan of training, which has been
approved by the Government The
Cadets will train during • the holidayseason rrt regimental ordistrict head-
quarter camps being given' 'a week'
of instruction under 'school teachers
or qualified non-commissioned otf;;c-
ere now in the services
.President asks,]:'actor 'to Stay-itev
Dr, B. 3, Warner president of London
Conference. occupied the pulpits of
James Street Church bothmorning
and evening oxx Sunday last and •also
the
Schoolthe
addressed Sunda in
afternoon. Dr. Warners' able end inr
epiring ,and very timely asermone and
addresses will long be remembered
by the large ,ten,rel5a4'ions which
greeted him: The. following conden-�
sed Oa temente read. by him to the
congregation both morning and even+-
ing explain the occasion. of Iris visit;
to 'James Street Church at this time,
have received g
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i ' d the resignation ion of
l 'v e
Ileo. Mr., Hobbs as pastor of this con-
pre ations. Thera are given, in the.
document of resignation veritnw r,, ,-
sans for taking se seriothlt tit, s=tep.
Since the res:giie Lions roe tilled Au r
,seine of the r:'asonts have leen r. nto ,-
ee1 lather in 1'aca' by 'elle. verdlat. ;if•
the emigre ga Lion or in r•.'-
emigre t n:
'1't to the i , a
ansibi r.,
p y
a 1re-
lieved
v teat
This 'scent to ma, to Iia
t�greatly
th•. situation and in my jud-
gement makes it possible for Mr.
Hobbs' to 'resettle his pastorate at
once. 'and las president of the, comae:-
mace,;1 ask him to do so. "Unil'! Lb.,
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circumstancc,st now exits xn
g 1 canrno'f Suet!
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acceptsM:r, Hobbs"' retsa nailot�',
situa."ton is boo full of ,peril to thr`a
heeprotatilt church, is ,'toe full of Pea,
eleverist ealitii.i its. Our eongratul• Bible' wrong to one of the best be•-
atifon,s to Mr, Sam.taell' end hera',s that loved and ttsefuI ministexis of our
greater stx treoo may wale bine ch; rah."
Opetiing,
WQr '`itaA';
J,'ipei Organ O,peninini -'Tbe foraml
opening of the: fine new pipe orgau:
Metalled ill paven Presbyterian
*urea Nook place Qn Friday evening
last by a grind organ. recital,:' The;
ti;eather wee cold ailed very (stormy
and coxmsequuitly the attendance, was
small. Peofestsor Charier ' 14. Wheel-
er, organi, t of Sit Andrews church,
London, presided at the organ and
gave several excellent numbers. Mrs.
C. l„ Wheeler and Mr„ W. A. lY1:eCut!-,
oheon of London,, and Mics Nina Hine -
mail of town sang Several Soled:fon,s•
Mrs. Wheeler'is isingin' oaptivated;her
audience. Sbo posses s sweet
voice and her enunciation wasvery
distinct. Mr. kifeOu'tcheosi's ;singing
was well received. Mts`a Kinsman.
who is no stranger to Eae'ter people,
did herself muois credit, and she
re-
ceived
merited, applause. The
Program was one 'of the fin tslt` muss!, -
cal programs presented in Exetter for
some time and was worthy of a
full house. but unfortunately the
weat hex prevented many from come
trig aut.. On Sunday special sermani0
were delivered by Prof. Law,of Knox
College (Toronto. The cold and stormy
weather kept up and consequently the
st'tendanae at the a services. was only
fair. Mr. Law did notdisappoint
those who turned out to 'hear him as
be preach'id two very able and elo-
quent •sermons. The choir furnished'
special music during the day. The
new organ. presents a very beanie-
ful. appearance. It is :situated in the
arch at [the rear of the church. The
pipes Of the organ are of burnished:
bronze while the woodwork decorai
tions are of polished cut oak. In con-
nection with the sirvicre,, the Pee -
tor. Bev. S. P. Sharp read the. fol-
lowing ;paper:
Music is a soul instinct, hence the.
appeal through harmony. melody and
rhythm, what a marvellous history
connected with its movement ever on-
ward but never reaching the goal.
The soul is thrilled on a spring morn,
when singing birds and murmuring
brooks, lowing herds and the sheen of
vale, with its silvery stream -all blend
in .one glory song -lifting the soul
Heavenward. Mythology tells us of
the sweet singing of the sirens,' so
touching. so transporting -that sailors
forgot their haven, strong arms be-
came palsied, because of luring strains,
'their
ships drifting upon the rocks. In
the Old Testament. Tubal -Cain ia pre-
sented as the first waster musician of;
the human family, whobythefashion
ing of musical instruments lightened
life's strenoua days -thus , kindling a
new staved hope. In Israel's emenci-'
t' h theIced S
P a ion -w en ea as crosse ,
(the Angel of Jehovah guiding) God's
chosen are triumphant -we bear the
glad singing of Moses and; Miriam the
prophetess, with the accompaniment
of ttmbrels -thus they sing "The Lord
myis strength t engtIi and song and he is be-
come my Salvation." The systema-
tizing of Sacred Song is evidenced ire,
the days of the so-called school of the
Pro
h
eta through the inspired leader
Samuel the Prophet But it is in the
Psalter we discover earth's richest
mine of Sacred Lyri:•.-The shepherd
of the hills a
h she guides his flock -him-
self 'sings of his Sh=epherd true in"The
Lord is my Shepherd, Isbell not want."
The pilgrim journeying is not afraid
of robber bands non'ofprowling beasts
of prey, for his confidence is expressed
"There shall no evil befall thee," and
"Behold Isarel's Keeper neither slum-
bers ,npr
lum-bers,.uor sleeps," In the New Testa-
ment we`5ee the Son of Man, leaving
the upper room,-' i 4•tere was di.pensed
"The Last Supper; .burdened, yet
pressing forward with _burdened,
tro;a.d, un-
til he enters: Gethsemane bee
to the
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sweet strains of the Psalm at th-rettp-
per's close, linger as an ian.spirati. n.
The physician Luke in his graphic
hie
picture of the early church presents
the two missi:onitiy hbt'oOs, Paul and
Silas( suffering from many, stripes,.
their feet bound in the stocks yet
singing i the midntiht hours,until
the hardened jailer beseeches, What
Must I do to be, Saved?" Then Paul,
exhorts the Ephesians to Journey
through life,with uplifted o
ision-
"Speaking
to yourselves in psalms
and hymns and'spiritual songs; sing-
ing and making melody in your heart
to the Lord." ' We are thrilled as we
read of our forefathers meeting for
worship in mist covered, vales thus
u enemies protected from pursuing nem a and
h Psalms or
there singing lsrael s Ps m for
the sake of principle, leaving churches
and homes and worshiping' under
Godsb lue sky or anon -assembled for
Holy Communion. With what pathos
i
they:sang-•T°was in that n ghtwhen.
doomed to know, The eager rage of
every foe." -It is in sacred song we
recognize the union of Christendom --
Says Dr. Sheeler, Matthews, -"Our
great hymns are the pledge of r com
mon life in Christ" -A. Unitarian
wrote. In the Cross of Christ I for
glory
-A. Roman Catholic. Lead ..11`inly
Light -A Plymouth Brother. Jesus
thy name I love -.-A Congregationa-
list. ` Jesus thou joy of living
,hearts -An Episcopalian. There is a
fountain filled with blood -,A: Metho-
dist. ` Love divine all love excelling-
A Baptist. He leadeth me. -A. Pres-
byters= Boy of ten years. Jesus and
shall it ever be -The poetic vision of
the stats presented, thus personified.
Foreve singing es they shine, The.
hand that made us is Divine. -Is also
true of man.
The songs of mankind have always
a i .. en with mus-
ical
d their acconipan m t w -
s
ical instruments, The organ seems to
be most akin to the human voice.
Thus itis this organ "In memoriam"
has been presented and 'to day is ac-
cepted by this congregation -not as an
end -in itself, but as •a means t0 an A soft canes fell on my ch ek
end -and aid in the worship; of God,
and here 1.his organ
n In memoriam" .
My hands
were
ere
th
rust
apart ar
t
links us with the whole historyofnd.two bigs3m a l ng e
ee
Gazed down tube my hexxt
Caven Church, John and Julia An-
derson leaving a strong and prosper- T had a friend; tvhi.t cared i now
pous church, he becoming an elder For . fifty worlds? 1 new
with William Lo ie and Sohn StrangOne heart was anxious 'when I grieve 1. These are only a fe
forming the firstse session o (lavMydog's heart lo. alk true. we offer. First come
thus m g s f a n y,
Chureh under ministry of Rev. John tome early, Special•
1 "Gad blests him breathed; T Isoft and eta a ed goods at 4 ce
Logic, in order that a handful
o f m g g n
Presbyterians might worship God in tole, . c
r. And hug+ ed hien close axed tight.
the Chmirch of their fatlxers In mem pure tactile Soap e5c, e
,s ]' els a st m ear
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f '• g 5 17 Y
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ort to �i to .,,
:�"lxm 1 Cat,.trh Curd '
beth Bowden of precious memory- And' we were Kapp quite. Life',- a ess 2
Y. Guaranteed
their footsteps ever leading towards
Mr, A. 1:1. Tabor of Crider Ito, hal
the .homes of the oor-Vl'illtarro f3aw- q -
P 5c --10c -15e pecia
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des the oldest livingmember of Cav- been troubled Frith trick-lipadache 40
u aboatt five •sax's tivb,Gn she began. tak-
h rc when unexpectedly the. . , ..".w
en C u b n. u A y � .; S ,,.,,s
.ink Ciiarnberl.iin. . tablets. She he;: t A +
oft lima halted and he
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Lord was t
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Hch inthe' hex'itage
x
Coven kn()Much ms i It eau.sod' by a disordered stomach for 1 .
of recross memories, the Nardi dais VARIETY
p , y' h• ,; nli RKET
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In hemstitched, Linen, em-
• broidered and initialled. The
j largest assortment ever shown
Prices from be. to 50e.
CARL1NC'S
hat YouNee
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ii�gies �o tars• & Tips
Ladies embroidered collars
• in ail sizes and fancy collars
also ladies ties of all kinds at
,3+
nom 20c to 75c.
Gents Mufflf
In the notedBradles
fler in all shades also ,
many styles and slid
other mufflers at 25c tc
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Gents 'hell
These ties are eaa.tlr
cross and diagonal sem
all shades and can be
ed separate if needed
cornplete.
LEM'S car s & M�fliers
14• In the scarfs we have them
in a long wool scarf at 60c,
and all silk scarfs in Black.
T. White and in Black ` and
White mixed at $1.25 and
50 also mufflers at 50c.',
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.� A great slaughter in prices', of all Furs glass
' Special 'chinaware in a great variety at a moderate pric
' New Raisins, New Currants New Peels New Dates,New
-1' of the best for the Christmas trade.
Gloves Sox and Col
of the latest styles, ()
and inspect our goo
are sure that they
you.
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Tea Spoons, Berry Spoons,
•Cold Meat Forks. Cake Forks
Soup Spoone, Pie Knives;
Pearl -handled Butter Knives,
Knives and Forks;
Fish Servers, Carving Sets,
Wedding Rings
Big Stock to choose from
ALR'i.
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Enjoy the lusur
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if you Can, but
better get one of
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flower
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summer er w
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ease@ her Lord must ever
be in the
AN
fore -front` -glorified. The secret of
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her personality is found in the ma
ittt-"•There is "thatscattereth and yet
increaseth" On behalf of .the congreeeeemammilifile
-
gation I, receive this organ In memor-
iam and we thus delicate it to , the
s aered worship of the Triune God
Father -Son and Holy Spirit to whom
be glory', dominion and power, for-
ever and ever -Amen.
T 0 -DAY, JA
SALE. ' We.
and money. We
MY COMFORTER ite Ware, Etc. H
offerings:
The world had all gone wrong that
day
And tired anal in• despair.
Discouraged with the ways of life
I sank intomy chair
Washbasins up to
Dippers up to 25e
Hen Founts un to
Victors, Flour Sift
Larne Soap dishes 2
Douche Pails 35c sal
Palls
BedPans 1..25 sale .'
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Mugs and Cups 1.5C sa,
a ox t curie as the w to os�e a i s are estreat, yin
s eek f .tile., d ro
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