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All ready and waiting for your ap
proval This seasons goods are better
than ever Ask for coat catalogue,
Autumn Millinery
New Styles are being added to our
Big Stock each day Every hat in our
showrooms is correct .in style You
are sure to find some thing that
will suit you here -a stylish becoming
and destihctive hat,
Men's Overcoates
A very complete stock of mens and
Boys overcoats will be found in the
Clothing Department For every dol
lar you spend here you get a dollars
worth of good honest value,
Underwear
We sell the fampae Pen
mans Stanfields Ceetee and
watsons. It is made in• all
sizes for men women and
children.
Shoes
In Gun metal, Tan and Pat
ent Lsather, Our new but
ton toned Gun Metal shoe with
heavy sole for ladies is leader
Per pair $4 00
Hanging Lamps
Direct from makers is Pit
tsburg The new designs are
very pretty we have big
assortments to choose from
$3 50 to $10.00
Sweater Coats
Have you seen the new Tri
collar Sweater coats for men
and women? This is a big im
provement on the old styles.
Sweater coats from $1 00 to
55.00
Rain Coats
For men -women. la many
styles A splendid range just
'placed in Stock this week at
$7 75 $1 000 and mos
Austrian China
We have opened .this week
another shipent of Austrian
China Dinner sets, The pat
terns are new and prices are
right $20.00 to $35.00
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WHY WAIT
Till the Elevnth Hour
NEW PIANOS
X200.00
Guaranteed for
TEN YEARS
Being overstocked with Pianos and anxious to clear our large stock in
TWO WEEKS we have decided to tut the prices within the reach of all:
• Don't hesitate if you are going to buy a piano this fall. Come in Now,
Look them over and you will be surprised at what little money will buy You
a good reliable piano. We Mean Business, this is no bluff and as soon as the
stock is sold former prices will prevail. The following Pianos may be seen on
our Boor,
Nordheimer w Ennis Stanlaus
Gerhard Heintznlan Krydner Wright
New Scale Williams Heintzwan & Co
Dominion
We would advise you to Call Early white the Assortment is large. .a'~
-TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASER.
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I once knew .all the birds that earns!.
Andes d
en to in our
orchard trees'.
.For every flower I hada, name.-
My. ;friends, , were woodchucks, toades
and bee
s
I knew where thrived to yonder glen
What plants would etoatbe• a atone-
'bx:uised ,.toe.
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And pining for the days of mouth,
I treadthe old familiar spot
Orly, to learn 'Wt solemn, truth;
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Yet .Leere'p thisyoungster at my k5e,
drowse' alt the things .I used to know
To 'think 1 crate was :vise as he --
But :that was 4very'ldr:g ago."
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Of wJatsoe'er the fa'teea dte01eee ,
Yet, rvrere not +visheen all in VAIN
I tell yeawhat hay- wiry i would be,
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,.THE EXETER T.iME.S
Market Report. -The fol
lowin is
the report, o the Exeter markets co -
rantediup
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Wlaaeat JS� s "'y ,
Oats 35 13.7
43arley 48 to 00
l3uakwhexit 70 eeu'ts
Peas 1.00 to.. 1:10 3 t .
Shorts 25e. t i
Bran '22 `; •t.
Model Flour 2.75. ,
Feed Flour 1,60 ; l ; k tee!
flutter 23 +t '
r•otatgrs" $L00 a bag ' 4,1 r1
.?lams 30e
Chicken12o; ; r: t
Hens 9c
Old Roosters 0 ext" r(
Ducks loc. j ' • 1
Ota'Ducks S f I l7sli.f
Notes .6,,'30.
'Choice Export Steers 6.00 6.15 '
Medium Export Steers 5,75 5.90
Al once 33utcher Heifers 0.25 6,40
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Medium 113utcL•er Heifers 5:v0 5.75
'Common. '.Butcher Heifers 5,00 5,25
Choice ,Butcher eows 5.110' 0,,25
'Common:, 3.00 n,00 ,
Sheep 3,50 5 00 ', r ` i' Ct,' t
lambs, 5.00 1,00
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•• LOCALS• 4.
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Miss Gladys ,Bissott . is visiting in
Paris.
Mr. E. Harvey returned Tuesday
evening from Newmarket.
Rev. D. W. Collins spent Wednes-
day in Loadon on business,
Mr. Tony Grant of London was in
town last Friday on business.
Quite a number from here took in
the Rirkton Fair last Friday. •
Mrs, R. Murphy and Miss Mildred
are visiting this week at Belgrave.
Mr. Geo. Jackson of London spent a
couple of days in town last week.
Met A. McMahon of Hay, left this
week to attend University in Toronto.
Mr. Sam Rowe and family are home
after spending the summer in the
'West.
Mr. Thos. Bissett Jr. was taken to
the London Hospital last Friday for
treatment.
Mr.,Jas. and Miss Mabel Sparks of
Hensall visited friends In town last
week.
Miss Alma May left for Toronto last
Saturday to attend the Faculty of
Education.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Boyle and Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Hockey visited at Mr. Dins-
dale's, Kippen, Sunday.
Mr. Frank Mallett has rented Mr.
Walter 'Vilestcott's house, Huron St.,
and will move in shortly.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mallett attended
thee
w dding• of Mrs. Mallett's cousin,
Miss Finkbeiner in Dashwood last
Wednesday.
Mr. E. Howey, of the Bank of Com -
coerce is holidaying at Grand Bend
this week. Mr, L. McCarey, of Credi-
ton is relieving,
Mr. Chas, Lawrence expecte nix fam-
ily here from the Old Country this
week. They will reside in Mrs: Buck-
ingham's house near the park.
Mr. Ralph Handford of Holland
Man., who- has been visiting friends
here and in Centralia for the past
month left Monday for Perth, Lanark
County to join his wife.
Runaway -Mr. Clayton Frayne of
the Thames Roa.d,had a runaway Sat-
urday evening. They were returning
from a threshing when a bolt in the
shafts broke. The horse ran for a
short distance when the boys pulled it
nate the board fence north of the
bridge. Both boys were pulled out
over the dashboard into the mud but
were not seriously hurt. The buggy
was damaged,
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Broke Shoulder Bone -On Wednes-
day of last week as Mrs, J. Dinsdale,
of Kinpen and daughter Alda, were
out driving their horse became fright-
ened and ran away. The harness broke
and the occupants were thrown from
the buggy with the result that Mrs.
Dinsdale had a bone in her shoulder
broken and was otherwise scratcbed
and bruised about the body. Miss
Dinsdale was also somewhat bruised,
At the Teachers Institute held in
1 Goderich last week Mr. W. B, Weiden-
hammer, principal of the Exeter school
was recommended to represent the
western division of the province on
the Advisory Council of the Education
department. We unite with the Tea-
chers' Institute in expressing our be-
lief that Mr. Weidenhammer is ably
fitted for the position both in experi-
ence and knowledge and would make
an able representative of the schools
of the western division.
"The; James Street Sunday .chool
held their rally service:et on .$unday
last and the attendance at alt the seer
vices' was good,,, In the marniaa:a the
scholars assembled in the centre of
the church and an appropriate objest
;sermon, was delivered by the pastor.
Rev: W, G. 11. McAllister, In Eta af-
ternoon a masa meeting was Liaddin
the auditorium An excellent address
was given. by Mr. W, G, Medd of Win-
chelsea. Short addresses were also
given by the Pastor and Mr. S. Mar-
tin Mr. J, Harvey the Superintand-
ent presided. In • the 'evening tht
pastor. delivered an excellent sermon
leg harmony with the occasion,
Former Exeter Lady Married -Ar,
irteres tin
g wedding took plaee in u eSt,
Thomas, or. Tuesday Sept, 24th 'when
M' Arnie tn
r Jackson, the eldest eldpstt 'daugh
ter. of Mr. atd Mrs :M., Jackson fox-
merly. of Exeter, was married int ac-
cordaroc with Jewish Crites and acre-
monies, to Jacob Fax of Landon,, The
bride who looked very 'pretty in a
White messalinc dress, trimmed with
embroidery and baby Irish lace with
a veil and gown oaf white flowers,
was given away by 1:er; father, She
was attended by Mrs, Samuel Fox lira
iron of honor and Miss lAA
nnie 'Fox
maid of 1,.oror ands 'two dainty tattle
'flower girls Miss Mariam Fox and
Miss, !Bertha .Jackson, sisters of the
bride
r, .groom and. bride respectively.
The groom was attended+, by ilia broth
Vex t
or Samuel of•rant
Irl ,ford,. and
Leo
jacksone During the the
wedding smirch was ble
to •edi b• M" ie
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canopy 'hos tiv A.
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COAL COMPANYS ",r
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' The Rest Hard Coati Mined
Try a ten
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4. COAL MAN
Monday October 28th, will , be
Tllarksgivian day: ,
This' iseetion ha•s been visited .by
severe,. light frosts:
Mr,, Robt. !(Cole was ir, Goderieh for,
a few days last week.
Mr. Giadnrar: was in, S'odeerieh. o
legal b+asiness iast week;. •
Mrs. Jars: (Cheng of Edtimaton Alt
La visiting Ler sister Mrs. Ed; 'Treb
Mr. Ezra (Brenner on. Grand j3en
is laid up with icflar'nrnatory rhe
matism+
3. Decker, of Dasbcvoodt, got thix
in the farmer's trot at. Parkhill fa
last weeks:
Mr, Wm. Drew elirrtinues very low
Mr, W. Greeuiey Le on the sick list,
Dr. axed Aa:res 10. IA, Ho:uze. are vis-
itiag, In town,, ;
Miss Nancy Torn visited in Goderieh
Thursday and Friday,,
Mr, Jos, Ilawkins is b.illding a barn
on. Lis premises, Il'nren Street
Mr. Ed. Powell hes reterr,ed to
towa after visiting in Toronto.
Miss, J. V. Mieera' of Goderiohl
tied at ,her home ovralr 'Se+xndey,
Mrs. E. Howard of Laden it vis.
i.tir.g Ler sister, Mris. E. Melanie.,
Mrs. Judge, of St. Thomas, is visit-
inn Ler brother, Mr, Wer, Whiteford.
Mr' Wilson of Seaforth visited ,Mr,
anf' 1rs. J. .A Stewart for several
days., .
Mestrs W. E. Finney and A.
Skinner and Misses H. and A, Spearin
of net. Marys visited I'disi'si Olive. Prior.
ot, Sunday. it
Mrs. Wes. Rawkshaw atd daughter
Myrta, Lave returned after visiting
lc: Detroit:, 11Mr..I3awkshaty left, last
week for the wast.
n Mr, 13'. Gill is moving into his hawse
on Heron Street recently vwneered
a, and raised one storey Mr. 11a. Pier-
lt,l ri.tt is moving; into the. as/deneze va-
d 4 cated by Mr. Gill. ,
rr ( Messirs. S: G. 113awden Tom 1Carlung
-and, Geo, Armstrong started Monday
1'd for
'Loa
don in
t
he for
mers auto, The
it auto broke down when
near Sb.iJohna
and the boys had: to wait over a
couple of'dayls for repair}s,,
The Be!, the famous k:atadi,an gray
Racer,, with a record of 2.02 '1-4 died
i,r. 'Columbus Ohio, oin Thu,rseday of
last week following several days of
illness of iting. fever: The Eel .was
owned' by F. W. Entrickin, 'et Tavis
toale.
Rev. Mrs, Jeffersot., of :Crediton,
preached it Main S#rce..t Methodist
church on Sunday last and.:conducted
Sunday SSeLbol Rally services at Beth-
any in the afternoon, Rev. :E; G.
Powell conducted 11nni.veraaxy aer-
vices .ford Mr. deffers,or.. '
Pumpkin Pie Social='The Epworth
league of James Street (Church held
a social evening on :Tuesday and a
pleasant tine was spent'; by a large
tu.rrber of young people; Alter an
excellent program; ' pumpkin pie
cake ar.d apples were served,' Mr,' H
Dotes occupied the chair.,
A Manitoba Apple -Mr. Richard
Gould,, this week showed. us par. excel -
lett. apple that had- been ise.nt him
by his son, Wm of Mama, Main; The
apple was a good size, almost ruby
red and nearly perfect and shows us
what' can be grown in Manitoba, con
teary. to the belief of ron,y' that ap-
ples cannot be growvn in that prov-
ince, '
Mr. Wm. Fletcher atd Mr. and Mrs
M. Fletcher, left last Frid;ay'for Sag-
itaw Mahe where they were ,called
owing, to the serjous illness, oft their
brother-in-law Mr. Moutry. • Mr•.
Moutry' passed aivay before 'they
reacked there. The cause of bis death
was bloodpoisoning..
Harvest 7io,ne acrvices ,will be ,h,eldr
in Janes Street Church next Sunday,
Special ser eons. will be preached by
the pastor, Rev, W. G. II, McAlister,
Appropriate %musio- is being prepared
by; ,the choir,; The ladies will decor-
ate the as ditoriume The .offering
will be given to itLe treas'iry.of the
Ladies' 'Aid,,•
Nearly a fire -On Saturday ev.:n-
ing :last whatmight''have lbeen a ser-
ious fire happened at the lane of Mr..
Jobs Northcott, Si.ncoe Street. Ai
fire( had started in the woodahisd
and was gainin,e ground( when Mr.
and Mrs.. 1+. 'Mallett; happened along
and went .to the( assistance of Mrs.
Noriheott and together they succeed-
ed in exting•ulishing the flaneeis.
Honored by Friends -On TLureday
evening last, on the eve 'of his depart-
ure( for Toronto, Mr. Herb 0. South
• cote was tendered a banquet by. a
number'of.young men o,f town in Mr.
E. ,a,, Fo.lick's resturant, and ,was
presetted with a bea'ntiful pair of
cuff links, After several 'speeches
and songs the 'gathering,, ;broke up
with singing-, "For he's a jolly iIood
fellows 'The milliners and em-
p,oyees' in J. Al Stewartes store •also
presented Fferb with a handsome
signet rine He left Friday' evening
to take a position in Eaton's store
Toronto.
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For Sale -General store b•rsinese A a
stand with post office• connection.
owner is giving' up business because.
of id health,. Q'aick Sale,. iA'pply ae
Times, or to owter at Hay P. 0.
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Mr. Gordon Waddell osf Saskatobn,
Sask, was the guest of (Me,, and Mrly,
Ed. !Treble last week.
Mies Olive Gould returted Monday
after visititg Mr. and Mr's,, tMl: I'',
Salter for a few days,,
Miss Nita Kinsman expects to leave
shortly, for Saska.toot where she will
eLga e+, in teaciing ulu5ic.
Mr; George lGladmat of Toronto
was the guest or this -cousin Mr., F.
W. Glad,nan over Sunday.
The hoesehold effects of Mr. ;John.
Summerville, of Kirktoa', passed
throegh town oa Tuesday on their
way to So.derich.
Mr. James Dennis has 'sold his
ho'nse on iA•ndrew Street to 'Mr. A„ Es
Fake., We understand Mr. F ik�a
will bead next summer;
It is often said that Our forefathers
did tot know beans• They didn't'
teed to, the price of meat was so low
they 'could afford to 'hay it:
Large Potato -Mr. Russel ElyaL-i
broeght - ,itte the office• last
week a fine smooth potato, that
weighed one.a'nd a half pounds. ' .
Potato' Crop -The po tato crops In
this section is a particularly heavy
one this year, :but owing 'tot the, con-
tinued. web -Weather rot is very pre -
valents
Mrs. G. L. Waugh will receive for
the. first Lire on, Wednesday :Qct, 9th.
from 4 to. 5 o'clock and afterwards
or. the Wednesday. of •. ::ash
mottle
Mr. Thos, J; Kestle has p'irchagd
the residence on Andrew Street of
Mrs. Ortwein and expects to erect
a' fife new Louse on the ,property, in
the Spring;
Rev. Fr. Goodwin who has been as-
sistant for the past year 'to Rev.' Fr:
Foster of Mt, 'Carmel lef reoentiy for
St. Thomas where - he fill .irals.ide
the futures
Harvests Thanksgiving ser(veiees will
be, held ir. Grace 'Church ,Staffa, an
Sutday next Oct 611.n. The Rev.,,A'.
A. 'Bice, 13. A. will preach both morn-
ing and evening -1. `
Aibcrt'Mosser of Mount Cannel has
purchased^the one hundr,d acre ,farm
two and. a half miles west of the
Townline from. Edward Ryan/ . The
price was 36900.
NOTICE -Will • the party who took
the! robe from a buggy in, 'James' St.,
church shed last Sunday evening kind
ly Xeturt same to the Exeter Times
and save Further trouble;
b1e•
Mrs. Sparago has returned, to her
home in Castleton after appending
same time visiitieg friends in Exeter
and surrounding country, She was
accompanied, by her sister Mrs. 1G.
Snell sr..
Sunday School rally services, were
held in Caves church on Sunday morn
ing last when the Pastor. 'Rev. S. F.
Sharp, preached a special sermon.., to
the ,scholars, who were aseremblied in
a body at the service.,,
Rev. L G. ICobbledick of Quiebec,
is vis,itin.a his' brother. Mr, D. Cob-
b:edi.ck Exeter north Mr. Cobble -
dick• will preach in Woodstock next
`Sunday,,
Last week Mr. W Aialksvilt handed
us two old newspapers. that he found
while removing a partition in ;the
residence of Mr. Frank Gill ,on. Heron
Street, One was the daily Globe
dated Saturday, March 18th, 1871.
It is a nine co,rmmn, four, page paper
and does not eonttiain one dof'rb,e• cod-
eine advertisement. It was ad Land.
set; The other paper was the Wes-
tern Weekly .Advertiser dated Dec-
ember 22r.d, 1876„ This is an eight
page paper of eight co 'nmes 'each and
is all hard pet, a greatedeai of it be-
ing set in Nonpareie.; Thera are on-
ly six columr-s of advertising in this
paper. , The following, items were.
taken from its Baron notes,-"Tlae Exe•
ter 'Yimes wants skating and coasting
on the si:dewa.k stopped''. "Teen
months ago there was :rot ,a bui,din+g
in Iieasaa and to -day there are, over
a hand i•
red al .having been, eeli'eectfcd
within r lir that tone
Mr, J
E. ;Tones whoa
Ilea been vis-
itir.g at his hone near Crediton was
a ,pleasant caller in town an Friday
last'. 'Ile with Mr,. L:• Heywood left
Saturday to a.tl•er,d the University et
Toronto. They visited Mr. and Mrr.
T. E., Handford at Ingersoll Sunday
and Monday and 'conducted the Lea-
gue Services Monday evenin„e, , TLa
foilowitb: communication i.n reference.
to the meetir.,g, was received from
Ingersoll; AS very.` to ,
stln
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gue
service was held or., 'Monday
even-
itg in ate et+hodest church, .l+xivgrer-
so:l whet the following prograirat was
given by several Exeter', People.
Add
resses e Mr.T, H
y E. Ila d
Ifbrd "
seasons by in :se, Elstoia; song; addrene
by A. •Jr ti 'yerood on "e0urr place .in
Life
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Dana, Ado • 'Mix I"`du
s a, , olirc
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ciresie by E Jones an "113e.Mani";� trio
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byJ ,r � n A,
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o Heywood t , . y ood nerd
Miss '1" A very tear' vote of
Charlet '•�ender'ed to tree, Exeetcr
Pcopl and .,rinteir'eetIng
progi'
The Alarm
Our Empire, afamily of nations, one
with the Motherland to secure to
each individual member thereof, the
same civil, religious and political priv-
ileges.
Forward Ulster in thy might
God wilt still defend the right;
He will still thy leader be,.
He will stay add saccor thee;
Forward then in all thy might,
God will stilldefendthe right.
Britain, drunk with wealth and power,
Her guardians heedless of the hour
When the foesof freedom walk,
To her silent stupor stalk
Raise the knife. Ward thou the blow,
Ulster s
ave thy
mother
so.
In the
skies the der
tents
cloud
Hangs with. warning tbirnders loud,
Traitor to her ehrldr'en'tt plea,
He will their avenger be;
Shatter her dominions wide,
To the dust bring low her pride.
O Motherland, thy children call,
Who love the clearest beet of ale;
Yield net thy power to freedom's foes;
Yield not thy children to their blows;
Keep thou the sceptre to thee given.
By Him who ruleth earth and heaven.
So shall thy loved ones praise
e
thee *till,And guard thee safe front every ill;
So shall the earth,the nations ons all
Before thy throne in reverence Esti
And own the blessing of tbv sway
' Till night shah fade in endless day.
'"Paul Pener
To lir l dserard Caron and the peo-
ple of ulster with the beat *lobes of
thotisandts of loyal 4 anadianti is eche
' 5'= ell copse Val ljrdedie4 l.,
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CARLIN�'S
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EXETER.
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All Summer Dress Goods, Whitewear
X. and Embroideries tO be Cleared at Cost.
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GOODS
IN BLACKS,L
BLUES. E8, BROWNS, GREYS AND PLAIDS, ranging 4.• ' in price front 50c to $1.50 per yard. We can save yc u from 15 to 20 4.1
4. per cent on theee goods. Intending purchasers should net fail to la -
,1. spect our range of Dress Goode, as it will certainly be to their advent!
age to do so.
Middy Blouses, reg. $1,25, for 80c_
Ladies • Hose
Silk Hoae Reg, goc for. 4oc pair
Black Lace Lisle- " 55oc " 40c pair
Emb. " -- " 35c " 28c pair
Black Cotton ; -- " 2 pr. 25c, now Ioc pr.
Mens' Half Hose
Regular 53c, fancy, now. 40c pair
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l.egular 25c, fancy, 'now 2oc pair
Men's Shirts
Regular $1.25 for $1.00
-�f $r,00 " 85c
u .75 " 65c
ca .50 " 40C
Highest Price Paid for Produce
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WEDDING
PRESENT;
THERE WILL BE a great many Wed-
dings during this month. There will
of per-
plexed
number
P
also be a corresponding
plexed friends wondering what would make
a Suitable Gifr- and where to get it.
INVITE THEM to inspect our
Stock, which includes Useful, Beau-
tiful end Novel (lifts for the Bride
the Groom and the New Home.
THE FLOUR OF FLOURS
would he a good name for our brand
Tt is a dour that is simply above all
others in
000D BAKING QUALITIES
Onee you try a sack you will use it.
regularly in your household, We
know there are many good' flours to
be had,but there is obi one Best: and
y,
we are confident that a trial will con-
vinceder leach to
than it i ours. O a
days neatbaking': With it
and de your uex
The result is bound to make you a
steady user.
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ICeep Happy in the'
by getting YOUR
HOUSE( -101,1D
NECESSITIES
Here. We handle only,
the BEST' and We have
everything
v ythrng you ;need ah'r
Seasons,
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