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et Report. -The following is
the report of the Exeter Markets Mor
rooted up to June 14,th,
Wheart L03
Buckwheat 70 cents
Oat's 50a.
Wiley 65.
iieas 1.00 to 1.10 '.
Shorta
Bran 25.00
Model Ploer 2.75,
Feed Flour 1,65
Butter 200
Eggs 20
1'otatees 1.60
'Top 5.10
Cohaoe Export Steers 7:35 7.50
Med Export Dteers 6j90 7.10
Chaise I3atoher heifers 7.50 7.25
Mad, Butcher heifers7.00 7.25
Chola° Butcher Cows 5.50 6.00
Med Butcher Cows 5,25 5,50
Com. Butcher tows x.00 4.50
Yearling Lambs 7,50 7.60 ,
Sheep 5,50 6.00
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no woman can appreciate the •
joy of living. With Miss
Canada Shoes we are making a
new customers .every day. et*
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Special Hosiery
Sale
25 Dozen plain black Cotton
Bose full fashioned sizes Si,
9, 91, 10. This is a good op-
portunityto buy this seasons'
supply. Special 2 pairs, 25ets,
White Waists
OurWhite Waists, Blouses
and Middy Waists include the
newest ideas ha this seasons
styles- Special Values at
$I 3O $1.�5 and $x+5i
Children's Wash
Dresses
This is the first season we
have handle;c1Children's Wash
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Dres se and we find d themin
big demand, All sizes 4 to 14
gears of age.
75e to $1.50
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In mealy new Sharpes. • We.
have hate to sui any Rede.
The prices , you 741 dad in
your favor. See ezc p Panama
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In Mesh, P1ainednd Ribbed
a Short Sleeve and Epee
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They ektne in twa Styles. Ask
to see t mat the Furnishing
Counter. er Pair 513c.
New Nec4'.cwear
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wear placed in a•ock . this
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'ries 25 and 50ets.
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We have a big 'he s`"'�o.rhoafrom also Steam
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people are instructed -"in their le
homes by
our home s turfy dep-
71.7 artment You .rnay finish at 4.
College if you desire. Pay
whenever you wish. Thirty
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trainers in Canada. Enter any t
day. :Positions guaranteed, If .'�,'.
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g' N4 VACATION;
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GEO. SPOTTON B. F. WARD *I,
President Principaleets eve.
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Trip to Ottawa
The 54-eb Annual Convention' of the
Canadian Prase Association was ,held
in Ottawa on Thursday: and leriday of
laws week and the . editor of the
,7iirwes took! advantage of his first ani-
es:r :xnity to •meet with, the eeprese
ends tivcs of he Fourth' Estate. who
gather to discuss ',matters that are
of benefit to themselves and the
whore commt:tnity
A special, C. P. It, train of . seven
Penman cars Ieet Toronto at 11110
Wednesday dx esday e, vexiing + with abobt one
hundred' and fifty ',newspaper rnen,
including mese of the prominent puo-
lishere of , the aail3e weekly and
trade xna,gazines. Most of the del-
egates were aceompanied by etheir
wives,
Tee dcicega.tine, were met at Ottawa
and takers. to Chateau. Laurier. il*he
Chateau Leerier, was receixtly ercet 4
ty the Grand Trunk Railway at •a
cost of. $2,000,000. It was opened to,
the nubile ',ori 'June , let.
`Chm baitaincss of the; • aseociation
^was opened by an address from 'May-
or Hopewell, of Ottawa, wee welcom-
ed the visit:urs to the .city.
Soon after dinarer, before baasiness
sdesionit the erlelegatee '¢admited the E.
0. Eddy paper works and rn+iteh lea: -
tore. where they: were shown through
in .1 he evening ar banquet wee gipeu
tt'aidc •ed by the city of Ottavet,:
This rriertdement to the Canadian`
:Press tv.ist , he first; cscee cion on 'tvixio'h
the Ferrel t: Chc.tenaa, ball morn heel. been
axed for nny occasion and the Met
"herr; !af t'Iae C. •.P. A. filled the', remit
eornpaot,cly.
le starts Prereer t order and Mint`'
W. T. iiThitte +Mfrxister err, Finaneet..i
there were many other preeditacnt
men who: stroke darting: the eeerdele
Tien ,Chao ,: P. Cxalarrr meted ;t:r
letaet omelet. !':Hradec prevented it
wiseee en, ,r.t'tand Hon If. 1#,Pel-
letier Poet -Master Cetersl f;~ati' b4
tats lrrr.+srrtr. Mr. " Pelletiers place'
tiv:re filled by hilt deputy, 7)r. R. a.
Coulter who replied to "The Peiettal
lerviee.
At the freed tables to the right ,rrt'.
oleo . o e*eil were El. lien'4ttr, hal ,si'iilrii ", At. t tatffte't', `70;
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ONTARIO'S BEST• ' BUSINESS*
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Dur courses •are "up..fie-date
and prectioal 'We have at
staff of experienced instruct- p
oris and our graduates get thc4
high" grade' positions. We dao e
mere for Our students than.
does any othe;< similar sehaoi:c
We have three +departments ,0
01IYIMERCIAL SHORTHAND 4
& "TEI;EGRAPIIY. You owe: itee
f,o ,yourself to know what you. A
are doing. Get our free cat-
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D. A. McLACHLA T,'
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C. Sietz of Newt York J .B. Bone,
Nap Champagne 1U.C- J'. Fub'.icity Com-
missioner Baker and Aid' Lapointe.
To his 'left sat Iion. Geo. P. Graham
Tion. W. T. Wdaite. A. 0, Fripp, M. P.
J A, Ellis M. Pe Ft Geo. 'May, presi-
dent:' board of Tracie of Ottawa; J.
R. Penny of G. T. 11:. and Sir James
Grant.
Friday at noon the delegates were
taken for an automobile trip a.rtna&.
the city and out to the Experimental
Farm where lunhcon was tendered
by Ron. Martin Burrell Minister of
Agricualture.
Duerr; the bueieress eesaion of the
convention the ladies, of the party
were taker: care of lay a special come
rrii;tee. Thursday morning they :vis-
ited the Ottawa printing 'offices. In
the afternoon' they were te,•ndered an
afternoon tea at the Qttawx Golf
Club by the Women Editors of the
Ottawa newspapers. In the evening
:hey were' taken to the Colonial thea-
tre. On Friday Morning; they visited
ed the Parliament i3uilduini;s. Mint
and Museam and Friday evening were
entertained at the Dominion. theatre
The party took the. train' irr rTor°
onto at eleven o cloak after nen�d- rl
ing two days -off pleasure ant: profit
being: royally entertained in, the
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beautiful Capital of, the, DominiPer,
Ottawa while, not: the largest of
Canadine cities, is one of the finest. p
tt bas many excellent huildin#s in- i
oltidiri, .the P?arliameet (buildiings.• e
For •bcat.i ty and, acenee ,t : , atnd5 (Mt a.
profhinent, and for lacy a':t.y it', can•. it
not the beaten.: ct
TUE lE.I`ER TIMES
Wanted --A i poster:for Meeter.
Mr, Garnet Beywood le an the side
liar.
Mr, Sas. Grieve wee At Grand. Bead
Saturday',
Mr. Geo. Anderson was m Detroit
aver Sul44e. '+
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Itwestle are visit-
ing in St, Thomas,
Mr. Nelson Teddy ` is in G'toderich
this Week as petit Jury.
Mr, T. Boyle and family yisited in
Centralia on Sunday.
Mrs, Wm. ,ftasleet of Lunen : visited
friends here last week;
Mrs. T. E. ,llandford of Ingersoll
visited in town this week.
Mi, . Maurice Wexler spent several
days in London last week,
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f)r. Went:, . of Hamilton is viettix e
in town, ,
Mrs, E, A :rollick spent several
days last week :at Grand I3end
Mr. and Mrs. '.l' II. ilfaCallum pie -
nicked, at Greed 13en'd on Saturday..
Mrs, Harry Elworthy is able to be
up after- being confined to her bed
for several weeks.
Miss `Ii'[yrile Ilawkshaty has return-
ed to town ,liter spending several
days in` Loatddn:
Messrs Tas. Sparks and Earl Brick -
wood. mo tore(' ftp from Ingersoll and
spent ,Sunday in -town;
'Mrsr Johnston! has returned 'to her'
horns in 'Toronto. after visiting' Mrr:
and Mrs. G. U. Waugh.
Mr_ and Mrs. J. A. Stewart and Mr
end Mrs., 12, G, Seidler: motored to
Ingersoll on Sunday last.
Mrs. (Rev.' Fear and son 'Thornton
of I315,th visited Mr- and Mrs. W. S..
Howey over tee week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Folllck, are
visiting :heir daughter Mrs. . Rev.
C. W. Baker of nest Lorne.
The Senior ball boys went [,o
1)nslawned '1 nesdry' evening and play-
ed a game of hall which resulted in a
;ie 9-9.
Mr. and 94 •c
a Ti�Vrl1P and
Verity son
motored dip frani Brantford, co Sat-
urday last and visited in town. They,
returned 11'donday.;
1.tr, and Mrs. J. A. Stewart and fern
ilv left Wednesday in their auto for
Toronto. They will visit .for several
days, in Toronto and Lake Siamaoie.
FOUND -On` the '2nd 'ean. of Hay a
ladies hand ha .g containing small
purse' and money. Owner can :t.ave-
same by applying to Mr.•John Rowe,
and con.` ITay ' and, paying for this
adv.
The bowfin,; nrecn was opened on
Monday night n v rx*ht by a match between
rinks chosen illy the president W. 1).
Clark end ver presidcnt'I 1 Darllntg
Six rinks took'part, the score -: :being
40 to 23. in favor of the president's
rinks. •
Dr. Kitsman is sporting' an. auto -
Mobile and Mr. -'Chas. Snell .bas piar
chased an E. M. F. car from Mr, Mor
lock at Crediton. There ate now
thirteen antics in town.
Mr. 'and Mrs, C. R. McCallun and
Mr. T. I3a'rt of Toroixto. and Mr. and
Mrs. Geo Willis and Miss Elsie I}fecal
him of London attended, the Kin: -
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xy a alIum nuptials on Saturday
Mrs. Monroe leaves the latter part
.of this week to visit her brother Mr.
Wan. Iollance of Royal Oak. The fol-
lowing Creek Mrs. Munroe leaves for
Monona, Iowa, to attend the Cassady
-Barker nuptials. t
The Young Ladies Sewing °irate
tact at the home of Mr. and Mrs T..
II McCallum on, :Wednesday evening
of Bast week and surprised! Mists Edna,
presentin., 'her with a kitohen,shower'
A' very pleasant time was spent.
Rev..•W. G. H. 31cAllister;bf EIen-
teim. will be. the new pastor of 3ames
street Methodist 'church. Next Sun-
day will` be Mr. Hebb s last Sunday as
easter. Hc;erei e leave the followvine
VV'eenesday for enter having sup
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re for a year. •
' Ir. Russell May :conduc e�7a, the ser-
vices 'in the James street elitirch cn.
Sunday morning, last i;nd'in. the even -
in .they were conducted by `'1)r..
Poulston and J. M. oSutli�cott on be-
half of the league. Miss Edmonds
sang- avery acceptable solo.
Mr.T; D. -Atkinson this week xnov-
his household effects to Minton,
where he' has purchased a baxsines9,
Mr. R. N..ii.owe is moving; into .the
house vacated by Mr. Atkinson and
leer. S' G. Bawden has rented the res
idenee on Huron. Street vacatedr bye
Mr.: Bowe,
At the,' League Service ix. James ;rst.'
Methedist aurae on.Tuesday eventner
a number of officers were: elected to
fill •vaoancies.• The officers elected
were as follows rreeident, Dr. Rout -
done let, viol; Pres, Mise J Johme
steel 4th Vice,' Miss 0. Gciuld, Con-
vener of Lookeet., J. Jones.
Th.tr, Annual Meeting of the South
Huron Reform Aelsociatio+n,. ill he
held: in d)ixans Kali 13rt +oriod, out
Tuesday June 18th 19+112 ,;ear� a Qlcxck
P. ea. for the election of d' yd an4
for transacting such, ibusintaeN ., file
may be brought before the Meetitee.,
II interested xn t:i'e;reform. cause are
oreially inviit+dl ll.�;�S'lnitle President,
. G. Star:bury Sdcy..
ILlck s Forecast's --A EEc+,alar etorei,
eriad is central on the 16th emearaea
ng new el eon en the i5t11 on the
claa.tor the 21st, arid in perigree on
he 16th, the! central day oe the per -
ed. A very low reading of tate bitx•-
n:at:er, any where from, the 15th to:
he 21st. must be. tatixen asa danger:
ideal These eoltiee stasis as, we
ave often explained, are erratic in
heir movement -coming up from un-
usual directions, turning baekwiard
from the mist after ha.vin3 reseed
nisr iocality, end drenching yea
'`ant untoeke(1 for t3nurtets with via
rat` xi -ceilidh/ of wied and drain, This
caused by reefused earl unetabke'
trnoe,bere Currents and conditionrt;
rising fxtt rr the Ltat drat the earth
at her, tereirie, soltiee ootilloaijter
where side begins her rnnvil:d nt to.+ ,k,
ttl'r�rY+rad' the n„�i•r, .w w�,i ....�....,, w.. ..wy! ,e,...
lixctirsloin .Port
stanley
Ilierealefoe Port 8taliley Friday.'
nue I4th. WM:attain Connell, No, 91. t
hag made arraegernetite for (0
araeicuesion along the L. Et &O. horn ,
Clintott and pointe south be Port Stan.
ley en Priday, Sane 14th. at very ress. 11..3
onal)10 rates. 'Good foreturel next day •
*et& There ie 00 bOtter place ,thati
Port Statdeff to spend the -day,
jr, W m. Butler of London was
town Tuesday on bueiness.
Mr. Geo. Hathwayof Berlin was in
town Tuesday on business.
Mrs. A. Cottle and Mrs. Egan are
visiting in Schecnatady N. X,
Mr. Wm, Loney of London visited
with friends here Friday last.
Mr. and Mrs. ,wm. Coultice are vis-
iting their son Roy at Goderieh.
Ni. Jas. Handford and Miss Annie
are visiting in Seaforth this week.
-Mr, S. e. Bawden has rented Mr. R.
N, Rowe's residence on Huron street.
Mrs. F, Boyle left Tuesday. to visit
for several days with relatives in Tor-
onto.
Our Band go to Port Stanley f' -
morrow Friday with the C. 0. U. '1� .
ext '
uxsions.
Rev. E. A. Fear of Blyth stopped in
town on Tuesday on his way home
from conference.
Mrs. Chas. Locke, of Boston, Mass.,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. Acheson at
the Central Hotel •
Rev. E. G. Powell of Main Street
church was appointed' assistants secre-
tary of the conference,
The' Band are engaged to play for a
strawberry festival at Fraser Church
Biddulph Wed, June 19th.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Essery of Pal-
merston attentted the funeral of Mr
Thos. Essery here Tuesday.
Rev. 1I. W. Collins is in London this
week attending the fifty-tith annual
Synod of the Diocese of Huron.
Mr. Walter Wescott on Wednesday
showed us a black thimbleberry root
that measured eleven. feet Tong.
Messrs. S. Martin, J. G. Jones and
Mr. Chas. Cann returned home after
attending Confe>lence in St. Thomas.
The Ladies of the English ;"church
purpose holding a Lawn Social on the
Rectory grounds Friday evening June.
28th.
Mr. Laurie Watson had the misfine-
trine,to fall off a bicycle anal track his
collar bone. He is able re) be around
howevea.
Mrs. Thos. Hawkins hes returned
hexne• after spending several weeks
with her.daughter, Mrs. P. G, Pollard
of 'Windsor.
Mrs,' 17r, D. A. Bowerman, and
daughter Miss Geneieve Bowerman of
Men( (ionic Wiscapsin; are v'isi'ting
ahs formers mother and sister PtlWah s.
Tom and Mrs. W D. Yeo.
Mrs. H Taylor and ,.two children of
Hensall and Mrs. Weber of Texas visi-
ted in town on Tuesday. Next week
they leave fair Washington where AIM
Taylor will reside in the future.
Rev'. S. F. Sharp left on Wednesday.
for Ottawa where he will spend a . few''
weeks, .His �.
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EXETER
It's No Wonder d We
Crow
So many people tell us they
never.get flour that can com-
pare with ZviODEL.
f1 is a common occurence
for people to come in and or-
der "Jest the Same Kind of
FLOUR as You Sent Me
Last Time, I Want Nothing
Better.'
We have a good supply of
Bran
Shorts, s O feed
ed
Wheat.
If your want Feed: we
can supply you.
HARVEY BROS..
Exeter, - Ontario.
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terian church will be occupied by his
father.in•law, Rev. Peter Nichol, of.
Simcoe.. 4 g No
Mrs. Thoma] Gregoryis enjoying' a
vi4it £rota her fiaugghters Mrs. H. 0.
Cotter of Toledh Ohio; and Mrs, W. 0
Miller of Saskatoon, Sask. Miss Stella
Gregory arrives on Saturday to spend
her vacation. .
The Independent Order of Foresters
of Court Exeter 123 will attend divine
worship in the Trivitt Memorial
Church on Sunday June 16th at 11
o'clock a, M. F,aresters are requested
to' meet: at lodge room at 10.30 sharp
G- E. Anderson R. 8,
Final-exarninatiens were • held ire
Forza 1 daring: the past week ending:
on Monday evening. The Model En-
trench exam started an Tuesday and
will end on Thursday afternoon. whet
leni.r'as.ce exams will 'start do, tea
19th. The Matriculation and Juanfor
Teachers exams will start on the 24th
Mr. W. ,17. Jok :seen, of Eippen, will
oreside at the examinations.'
Union. Servicesr--Last'Sanday being
Conference Sunday in the Methodist
Cherish union services were held by
Caven Presbyterial"! and Main street
Methodist churettes. Service was
held in the Cay n church, in the mora
in„ and Main street at night conndec
`•tel by. Bev. S "; Sharp paster of
Caven ehnroh lereached two ereep-
tionally- find seibians.
Kingsbury -- McCallum. --A , y •iet
but pretty wedding t.00k.place ont-
urday morning last et the home of 111r.
and Mrs. T. H. McCallum when their
daughter,1ldna, was united in marrf
age to Mr, Edward Kingsbury of Tor-
bruit. The ceremony was performed
atight a. m. by Rev. 1 . G. Powell in
the presence of the imtin;ediate' rela-
tives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Kings
bury left the same day for'Grand.Bend
where they- will spend a couple of
weeks at "Pineccroft" cottage'before
leaving for Toronto. The bride, who
isa highly esteemed young lady;has
many friends who will join with the
Tunes in'e tteedlpg congratulations.:
The Late Thomas Essery-Or Suns
ay last, June Soh, Mr. Thornes lThsery
assed away at the kettle of his dough -
r, Mrs. A. Hastings of town+ at the
e of 74 years, 10 months and 12 days
he deceased has been ill torr several
onths. The deceased carne te'town
out three years ego, from Cerptralia,.
eking hie hoti�e with his daughter;•
r, Briery was horn in Stephen
warship atad he has been a farmer
early :all his: life. About fifteen
rare agb his wife died, The deceased
as a Voneertati've in politics and a
thodist fn religion. fee was a'pre
Tient loon •ita the church at flernealia,:
d for a number of ears Was a�upere
tendent in the. Sun aty� ,School. He
survived by two sous anrl two dau h.
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MrsdeTos. gestic of Stephen is ire -
A .1r Pet led of the Executeve Com-
mittee of West Duren Teacher s As -
detention was held in Model School.
Clintee„eore Sathrday last for the pure,
'Pose or making arrangements for" the
next Iretilette meeting to be held in
Goderich. in October. The following
members were present. Miss I E.
esensman Exeter. G. 8. Howard 13Ieke
II. Horton Ilene:de and W. II. joint -
Me E;ondon Advertiser sAys-,
most interestiren recital wae held in
:elven by the peeno paella ef Miss.
of ;Miss jean Walker All pe.rformed:
most ereditebly end 141'.8,i jeeksott and
KiSs Walker Ives's conp;i.atulated on
the excellence' of the program. Alb
the pupils of flies° talented young
kadies u:ave much promise and many
are eedetin to be heard from later.
and `Wo.Wer of town.
ding er two young ladies et:reeler res-
idents of Exeter, which wil/ he read
with intereSt and the melee friende
of tee :brides will joie witth the:
Times in extending congratultaione,
A beautif al and unique weeding
took place this afternoryn at 3.30 at
the home of Mr. nad Mrs. Joeepla
Cobbledielel 116 Fourth Avenue west
when their elaughters Mae Vera and
Miss Ethel Cobblediele were married,
The :do tele:e Sett` ViCtO W10/1, perfoemed
be Rev. Mr. Marsball, aesisted by Dr.
erby Qr. Mount Royal Clelkge, Miss -
'Vera Mary Cobblediek Vi,T.s married
OS Arthur Graham Anstin, a pro-
minent business man of Calgary. She
wore 'a gOWn 61 ivory Romano. Sethi
with a coned train. The bride s
wee eirdehed with Lilies of tbe valley
arel Was decorated like the gown with
heavy pool. trimming She eartied
lees dr hhe valley The greenest gilt
to tiic bride was a beantifele pearl
v..k.nc” Tied MTh. Aeretia leave
this evori'.r, iv for a weeks. stay in the
Okanagan Valley and from there they
evill go to Yellow stone Park to corn -
Ethel Floret de Gebbleal tic wee
merried Thome 13. Steventen
11 of Weetaitiriev,in. She was dr o.s-
th
se el sante as her !adder and leeked
Dress Goods
Another of those
Special sales - of Dress
Goods
}I• Regular -$1.25 for $1,05
44 1,00 for Soc
iR
75e for 60c
+I+ 50c for 40c
In nearly all Shades
eI+ '
4. Wall Paper
CI
Wall Paper Sale is still
in force. �.c . We will save
you 3o% on all papers,
4'..
In Foulards and Reps
*; a discount of xo% is given
. A Spe ial Line of llafr Ribbons 3 1=2 in.
+li+ a` .
cies wide .at 10c a a
'� rte,
We have in -the neighborhood of 15�Q cans
of Paints,. regular 65c to Clear at
45 Cents a Can
+I•,
I4'
4.4-I.4-4. I.4•-I+4++1++9+tA-t+-I-+4. 5• •4 4 .f+.g 4,44+++ ++++ 2+✓a✓i+-F�-'r�: •i++4 .44 ✓r4->•• 4 •;
+'r+F+°I++II++b+t:+t+�t++t++t+-+✓s++t+•t++t+�v+�F•+'3'd++I�+P+I+.I..''�4 4et 3•eee.-1.+4 -e ielee I + ++ +'t•'i" 1.1. i++t'.i 'at�
Caps, Caps
All Caps to be oelr-,
ed at Bargain Prices 4.
Regular 75c for 50o' •
" 50c for 38c t
Just a few left at the
Prices.
4.
Underwear
We have about 4 doz.
of IN/fen Fine Thread Bal-
briggan an Under
r regal- ��' Wel Y g'U .1. .;
iar'40c a piece that we
are clearing at,
29 Cents) a Piece
Highest Price Paid for Produce
4'
4u
0- t
4
THE WIRMING MONTH
.1. HERE `WILL BE a great many Wed.
aings during this month. There will
e. plexecl friends wondering what would make
* a Suitable Gifr- and where to get it.
INVITE THEM' tO inspect our
Stock, whichincluclesUseful,
.1* - tiful -and Novel Gifts for the Bride
the Groom and the New Home.
t Marchan
Jeweler
* All Repairing Neatly and Quickly Done.
44
4.
lead de"
.60U.4D'S
GROGERY
RHONE 47.
Opposite Electric Light Plan
Keep Happy in the Home
by getting N'O
HOUSEHOLD
NECESSITIES
Here. We handle only
the 13EST and we have
ever) thing you need at
ell Seakons,
THE TEA AND COFFEE STONE
WANTM)--Cholee Batter and
Fresh Eggs.
neart and peridot necklace. Mr. et 1
Ar11. Stevenson lenVe to -day for
few of the recast, intima
friterdes ef t he bride were present
tile Ooreth011Y, Airs Cobbledick we:
a he rit:17,-,mo gerert of bine satin dr:
tel in black silk net
roeee and Wive of the ladles
Baekete of fenced line roses &scrotal
WIIIII8 081
DUSTING
Fairniture or
Woodwork
with a dry duster,
when the duet filo
end follows in Your
wake.
on 'and Use
I,E eri n
„,,,,,_. e
,i vonail ....41
on vein- doeter and Pave yoor =
Eleaving I bi- on f“se like new
TeX i)NT.
Children