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ChristmasSo•11g
An ttractive Display ofNew Xmas Novelties
The Holiday.
Th1s is none too ySeason 1s'only a short ydistance awn.earl to start your shopping.
Good Furs
A nice present for your. Girl or Wife.
We hale everything that is new in the Fur
line. Pursian Lamb, Sabi; Fox, Marmot
and Opposom.
Fancy Waists
InSilks or Net in all colors. They
are just new and are right up to date.
Prices $3 to $5 Cash
Fur Lined CoatsWJust what every Lady needs.e
have the best coats for the money you can
find anywhere• Be sure to see them.
Sweater CoatsdFor Ladies, Misses, Girls, Men anBoys. All kinds of Combinations and colors to choose from, The very best ma es.
Men's Neckwear
Our usual Bg Stock of Xmas Ties are
here and you will find them the best yet.
All Colors in the New Styles.
Handkerchiefs
oo Dozen of the New Goods. All
kinds and all colors in Plain, Fancy and In-
italed Handkerchiefs.
c to 75c each
Xmas Gloves
For Gents. Ladies and Children; Wool,
Cashmere, Surde, Kid, Silk Lined, Wool
Lined and Fur Lined.
Xmas Novelties
A nice assortment of Jewell Boxes,Purses, Satchels, Hat Pins, Pins, Broaches,
and Fancy Combs.
Stamped Linens
All kinds of Stamped Linens, Doylies,
Centre Pieces, Tray Covers, Table Covers,
Tie and Towell lacks. Silks to match.
Neck Scarfs
Silk, Linen or Wool Scarfs in all col-
ors or kinds. For. Young or Old5o, 75,' and $i.00 to $3.00 each
Men ►uits iOvercoatsBugyour Boya Soys
New Suit or Overcoat for his Xmas Present. We have a big
assortment of Suits and Overcoats. The New Nifty stuff.
Jones 86 May Exeter
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Accounts -Aire Now Due
Itayal Purple Stock and Poultry Foods in 50c and $1.50 pkg
al Stock and Poultry Foods in 25c and 5Cc
international ; ;aldwells 7ba
' Molasses Meal Fattens Stock $2 and $2.5_aL g
Herbageum in 25c and 50c. Bags
Sulphur, Salts and Salt Petra
Mass and
Hardware
Complete Stock of Glass and Hard-
ware for Houses, Barns and other
Buildings, bought before recent ad- A •
Honors Sr TV Florence Wood 80.
Kuntz unt 7$ M,ithn• z ; i' ICyydd, 78
Gerald Fitton 767 ; Pass—Wive; ve; Mo110 b.
Bertha Jlorney 7
Donald 71; Lula KY;usti,e lin. Gordian
Ford 72; Tura Delve 69; Sesta Brick -
wood 68; Wilfred Mack 63; ,Tack Mat-
hews 61; Edith Davis 60; .Jr; TV Pns;s
IYlSargaret Sharp, 72; Jack Hurdoh 79.
George Ortwein 70; ' Earl Powell 70;
Gordon. Davis 69 ; Lillie 'Walker 69
Millie' Walker '6P; Grace Carling 64,
Roy Fletcher 60; Mildred; Hardy 60;
No, on: roll 32' Average. attendan',+e
2(S C,. Vospeir
Room V
Sr, 'OIL Honors—Gladys, !L3axviey 92
Verda Hardest 8(h Irene Zue'fJe 77
Clifford 1Naliett:76; Passi—,Alvin,' Cor-
nish: '69. Willie Davis66 (Czar' Harness
66; Vert' Sweet 65; Harold Boyle 64,
Drew 'Knight 62; ;Deleru 'Charlton! 62,
Vera '1V..arsli'all 612; Jr.,, III Hanors--
Verda Hi11'77; IYlervyn 'Carnal 77; Mil
dred Mlarcha.nd 77; Eugene Doyle 75;
Pass-Clarence
1ey 73; Cora -Sat."- et an
dean. 69 Mary Max
roll '30, A.veragcr atten:d'ansce. 28' J. S.
11Turry
Mourn VI
Sr„ an honors—Ma'xrice Harvey.'89;
Harneas< S8 ; Mildred 'Harvey 87; Thal
ma Connor 8.4; Eddie d Davis( 8d;
i; Alien
Vincent s84;
3;
Stella Sanders 82; Paul 'Wei.dseuiLam-
naer 34.; 1311anche S.erif:or 80; Past—
Edw'ard Yellow 74; Paul Collins. 72.
Melia Davis, 69; IP'1•:ilippa. Earnests 69
jr, la Honors Earl Russe11.78; Pans --
Lizzie Hartleib 1.3; Clifton. Davis 60,
Harold Kuntz -60; No enrolled. :344
Average attend'asnce 31 II, Yt:tilsman,
Room VII '
II class i:Ionars—Mable Joi'n's, 81
Verna Walker 83; 33everley Acheson
80, Marguerite Krantz, 79; Geor r,:.
Hind '76; Howard ignat 73 ;' 1)orathy
Balk~ .II 69; R'earlie Taylor, 66; Le
v,er:ne 'Harness' 63; Pearl Sanders .60,
Jr 1I elassl—Gordon P,dwe1L 88; Willie
Ortw,eir. 76; Gret>4a,; Heddse,n' '75,, Ruby
Davis 63; May' Eltworthy 62; P to II
cl'asst, : Mat W'eiudeY.h'ammer 82'; Lyle
Statham '66; Dorothy. Mallett, 64; No',
on roll 434, ; Aveeraage attendance 23,
Eriie! Ouackerbush;
Exeter Council
A speeiaal meeting of the council
waa tela On the Town. Hall Monday
evening the '2nd lost:. sMtenabers, all
presentt. • •
'illy -law Not 11 to prohibit the solo
by retail' of s,pixitnous fermented, and
other Manufactured liquors i:n'' the
municipality of time. Village of Exe-
ter had its firs and second reading -
and
eadingand. was provislion'ally pas,ved on mo-
tion of J`, IIt, Scott. seconded by A,
Ford,—Carried
'Ford and Lovett that By-law No, 11.
be prin'te'd; three times lar. t:2i Exeter
'rimees pa'per'.—Carried
That I13y-1Law ;No 12 to aprioint W,
T„'il3issiett •collector o Si;atute labor
commutation tax w'as read' the lnecese
nary number of times and( fin'aliy pas -
seed on rnot'.>osu• of: Levett and stecondied
by Rivers,
Messrs Jeh'n. Taylor and '.A; G, Dyer
waited on the council' re drabs, on
Victoria and Carling Streets, The
council will do. their best to relieve
the situation.
Ot cnotion at Levctt b.nd seco'nd'ed
by A, J. Ford, that the 'clerk totify
the 0,. T 1,11.• re. eotittdttio:n OE their
yards and asking theta to get'gravel.
and Lave yards put in a,;pa sable con-,
dition ' lat once; 'Carried t •
Levett that we adjourn to meet'
Friday evening the 6ts inst,,
fr. 1134 CARtLI'NG ;Clerk .
Room VIII
? Jr, 'Pt 11 (Cyril Doyle. 93. James. Mor-
' ley 813;; (alarrie Davis 67; Sr', 1st 1.
Grace fOreceb: '85 a Murray' Scott 74;
113ertba Russell 71; .Ethel 'Houlden 51
Mary Elworthy 47.;f Lorne. 13rima-
combe 40; '.Ci Class Harry Seldom.
Helen Dignan. Ferrol Bartlieb; Ruby
Davis. Clarence Knott:: 'Lester Dav-
si. iCliffor•d Webster; 431o,sisarf Pow-
ell,: Stuart Sta,'nburvzr Margaret Glad -
man, 'Fred Heama'n ;; Z7o'. on. Ro llltir9
39
'Average attendance, 26 _ W,
S. S. Conventions
The Second: Annual! Corventiiota• of
th,e. Stephen('4, l5. Association. was held
;,n the. Evangel%ow1; church Dashwood
on Wed:nesdsay .or last week ]'lose
was a large .representation of ) del-
e•rates'from the 'different: echoafs,
Credi:taat being especiallyelenthus-
iasm.
tth e
presented, The interest and
-
iasm marked a moat .5uccessfut con-
vention, The chief` speaker. was Mr.
Prieston G: _Orwib: of Toronto. sec
rotary of the secondary division. of the
Ontario S, S, A,ss'nr.
Mr, ,Orwig dwelt upon the! impor-
ttalnce. of proper arganiz'ation • and:
gni:donee of the 'boys: in the teen a;ge.
This age is the periods that 'the.boy
discovers himself. Physically, intel=
1.ectaa.11,y, spiritually it is. the age osf-
a new birth•. Their clx;l.dhood ceases
and manhood begins. Put of • the
materials 'Tarnished by. environn1ar.tt,
training. xeredity and the habits.
wl.i:ch 'h(ave been formed, th:e founda-
tions of a new,' life are being
laid
by tl.s boy, 'and Sutday Schools
shoul:dbei intereely concernedabout the
perils• that Ile in fails, oath and the
way to avoid and overcome: them. 3r,
(Anvil; lave, a 'number of practical
and: helpful sug3esitions of haw to
keep in touch! with the boys activities
Besides addresses both afternoonlarid
evening 'by Mrr, Orw+1,4
in program was:given address' of
welcome by Rev, 7c H. Grenzebact,
reply by President Mr,• 3, H' Holtz-
man; L:choes 'from the Provincial con
ve.ntion Mises' •W,. ;Panes; "Our Text
Book" Rev,. Mr. Jefferson`, 1n the
evening Rev, E, Burn spoke on. the
Provincital conve;ut`o:Li, and Mr. W. 0,
1N/fedi an' the aims .of the AaSociatioin,
work. 'Che male ehoraus gave sev-
eral fine numbers,in the evening.
Locals
Mrs, S, )34wden, k,as returnecx hoose:
afters visiting in T'ox'onta: '
1YTr1, Wes, reason of',S,ofn'dot is Pyir
itin'g 'in, town far sevexxal days
Read Howey'a advertisement” on.
page ,five4 Some steel& items• • for
Xmas Is1Loriper19.
Mr, Horton, bllaoksmi.th" with Mr, D.
Russ'ell has moved into Dr. Ilouze's
resideu:oe on North Street
11l1r, T, W: Powell Lhsi -moved. lila.
household effeeta•to the residence at
the, rear of. 'hLs %snore
To insure a change of advertielemett
advertiscrsl must -get their- caProrinto
the office, not later than Monday .noon
b;n! Lis return. iron the. annual,
Yneeti;ng of, the Aima College Tioardt That is just the thingFath-
W, G. II, McAlister reports the er or Husband would thor
past year to have been. thextexsst r oughly appreciate.
A
Library
Coat!
Or Smoker as
Some Gall it
the history of the college
sive improvements are ill view,.
Watchorn—•Smith-A quiet wedding
took place itn Lucan. ottt 'i;J'ednesdttr
November '27tL) when. Miss' Eliza
Smith, of Sodoim. ivba 'has bree.n em-
ployad lot the Metro'p!cllitans Hotel, was
untied in marriage to Mr, Ed, Watch-
orn of Winnipeg
l,4r. F. 73unter h'as: recently coal
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-Dieted Lis new barn. .The barn is
36 by 88i Feet and; 'is' eoua, peg.' witL.
all the ',00der° improvementsd The
barn is one of the .fir.est' in Us
borne: ,T1.e carpenter work was
done by Messrs ' Jr Bri.tnell etdr J.
IIill. '
HEART;, ,HEAD. TIMID:
Educate the heart to 'f ;err' train the
hand to think accustom ;the :hand to
act; ,;Cees of Thotaslands of' yocang
Maple holding foremost; poSitlon's. in
Canada and Uribed States at salaries
ranguDtta from, !WO0,. fo• 101,.000 and
more per year, n:ceive,d their eduea
tion and their !first 'potsiitiorr from the
Spotton. CLa;Cn of seven Colleges,,
Hundreds of , collegeee in Canada and
United States; have engaged our grad -1
nates as, teachers. 'Ambitious, young
people can learn of the success of for,
mer students( in their locality for the
asking, The Horne Study Depart-
m'ent assists{ those, who cannot eater
for ra tinier, IIt nays to attend the
largest or;garizatioin in (Canada with
I thirty years experience. A way can
be opened for you rnni matter what the
obstacles. •Applicatiosris Tor; their' t+awtn
and. vicnniity .should, be' tsecttlt to the
Clinton businesls, College or to the
famous Spotton 13us iniesis, ;College Lan-
don
Mr, Alf. Harmer of the t';own.Tinne
wast, Mcri.11ivary..pasised away' on
Nov. llth, at 'th'e age of '25 years. In-
terment wa.ss•held at; Mars' Hill Gem -
(tory on Nov. 13tlr,r
The Missioin circle of. Main Street
church !gave ani excellent entertain-
ment on Friday evening ori last week
The program, consisted Of drills, dia-
logues sinzin; and recitations and was
greatly a.p`preciated by the tgatherin
The proceeds amounted to, nearly $1.T3
!At the, last regular meetin;n Taes'-
day, levet-Ong of the f. 0 f. No. 67
the ifollowilgt officers were' lel:ectrid
for 'thee' ensuing term. .D, P, Gr ?aro,
L'. PenLGale ; .N. 0., gird., W, Stath'am;
p„ G„ Bra, 13 Iiow,ald; Recy=Sec Bro
R, N. Creech; Fins -Sec. Jiro, W. Johns'
sTreass, I13ro, El. N,. Diginat
Wm„ Leavitt is getting the rink
fixed up for the %comix'eg season "Mr..
Leavitt will have 'one of _ the largest.
and best equipped, rinks: Oa Ottario
The waiting rooms have, been enl'ar;'
ed and refitted, They: wEld. also' :be
'steam heated, :Ne`at boxes have been
provided for the. ptatrols to 'keep their
shoes iand, skaters' in 'safe: beeping'.
James Street MYathodisit' church
Exeter
'Anniv-
ersary tnelebrate their xt Sabbath. randidb!nMo'nday;'
Fifty years ago 1,400 persons took tea
et the opening tea r'ee'ti'n.z They
are making ample 'prepaxatiots for
the 'fowl supper Monday evening; text,
'A quiet' wedding Was ,sbienniz .d in
the Trivitt Me norial church on vVe d-
nesd'ay Deet 4th' when the rector Rev.
W. :Collins united ;it. . marriage
Miss 'Sus'an Mat'l.iell daughter' of; Mr,
and Mrs, Vale ;.'e' Mitchel'. tot
Exeten, and Mr.,. n' Dew of Hurorn
dale. The many frLend+s will\ join witu
the Tittles in extending' congratula-
tianC.
A, Beautiful, Rich Coat of
soft Brown Shade or different
colors of Grey. A coat that
will be appreciated every day
in the week, as a comfort and
yet a necessity -
The Prices range from
Miss Pearl. Isatt of Greenway; Le
visiting Ler izrtndmother Mrs:, Wm..
Dearing., -
'An 'accident occured last. ;Friday' at;
the Forest Basket: Factory. when in
some unknown, manner Tod Bailie' an
employee fell into the steaming tank
and Was, very badly scalded an the
right sidle or. ills, '!'a.ce; and body The
burns are not all deep and atte:ndir.g
physica'an.s think he will recover;
The Liadies afi Caven. Priesbyteriana
church celebrated the anniversary of
the Scottish •.patsron saint on. Satur-
day evening, by Lolidiit a. supper in
the building. south of air, 3, 'Sencrora:
studio•, Thee ladies, provided an excel-
lent super and e!erved' a large num-
ber of , people The building was,
beautifully 'derora.ted' for the occasion
and from.
Mthe h6ghlsandsre of , of 'Scotland epro-
pro-
vided music on the bagpipes. The oc-
casion was, a saccCE3s about $58 being
realized..
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Lock Sets as Cut 50 Cents o
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Hockey :Club Organized—'A' meetites
of ,hockey enthusi'as+tics wa+e held, in.
the sample room a1 the. Central Hotel
'on Thursday evening mast. It was de-
cided: to purchase Dew ;goo .rets, for
the winter and. LE.possible.The
d follow-
ing,
will be .formed.
iu:g officers were e.lected for tri'
season Hon, Vice Pres e t Rev .W
J„ Heama;n, W, W,
aad M, Doyle.;' Presdcnt T. iI3o le;
Vice Press, W. J. Statham, .Secy s
W, E, J3radt; Manager R. Art, Ex-
ecutive cam) the officers' and. Ti p.
South'^ort and; S,. E. Fishor '
$Sto$8
Do Not Leave Your
Christmas Selection
until the Last Moment
The LTsborne and Exeter convene
tion was held in Thames Road Pres-
byterian church ore Thursday, Mr.
Orwig being the chief attraction. The
speaker t<ihowed a great interest. in
the bey problems. The ;attendance
of :delegates. at this. convention. was
fair' Rev. C. Fletcher gave an a.d-
dresr of welcome which. was reined
to by Ma, W, 0., 7Vtedd Echoes from
T «
v
the provincial convents rheF len1 Element-
aryby J. M. Southcott. L-
ary division was' taken no by Ort -
V', Ortw,ein of TlenCall• iVIr,
wciln is a .succes'- +ful ab S', worker and
Ls : a thorough believer int the cradle
roll and beginners departrne t. In
the evening R°'v, T. A'. Steadman.
spoke on `The ]:lllaee of. Nuck" and
Mr, Orwig continued, his address of
the afternoon. Miss. Edna Fo,llick
slang two plita.Sln„ soloei in °ree'tlect
voice, The ladies ofyu the
cons sga-
tion served a very
Sup-
per int the church
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This Coupon isgood for 40 cants on•each bag of SNOW
our Best Family Flour, giving you the privilege of taking one to five
hags, providing this coupon is presented to us on or before December •
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, ,i••II,•1:•II••II,?1•4'4'' : DRIFT will only cost you $2,35 for each hag.
•1••1' 'II••II• k'•d'•4' • II• fr r . latest tend most m
• Our regular sellingprice of our SNOW DRIFT` flour without •
this Coupons $2.75, if yu resent this Coupon each bag of SNOVti •
4• O ni ed with the late modern flour,mill O
Our mill 1s eq pp
TAKE
'r DELAWARE L9 GS- 4. • machinery- We have oleo secured the services of a FLrst Class Miller,•
l AKE NOTICE • . A y i1e lar est rn111s » C}nt,ario,
w o
Mr, T, 'Baker took an auto Load to
Mitchell o,n Sunday,
Messrs W, J. a'n,d 1.. R, Carling were
•II• h ryas previously employed by one oft g ♦
.Public will take notice .1 AWA'NNA, gG WESTERN t• l Consequently previously
are offering this inducement in order to Ver every Iia
'The ,General .I. • ♦ SNOW D11,II+'T flour y Ir
in 'Brighton last lveek,
A public meeting in the interest of
hydro -electric was held in then en -
own
Hall last Thursday evening.
gineer from the department a d an
hand to address the meeting
hydr any ie spookkex onnO thectgn stion
hydro. HB P user, the
from three phases; the heavy
small user and the farmer, refhe
speaker was unable to give any
ence to the cost. The matter is to be
furthar looked into and these will
he
to
rm
er
' e t
of
come later. The pric er horse -
however was placed at $36 p
power with a fixed overhead charge
of $'21. This would include electric
lighting.
The band gave ar. open air concert
on th,e street Saturday night,
Th'e Missess hiekert of. K;ippenb v;ss-
niteed with Mrs',, Mutroe tact week
.A 'number of our young people took
Luh the dance. at Fl:ensal@ last' Friday
.a;gLt,
'Mr4 F. Willbert. orf L'on'don .,oad
North: is ilii• w' -ii h n .i ara.aes: o,f ty-
pho•id ;Dever,
Mr, an'd Mrs, John Spcpher.d. oC
St, Thomas via,ited. M.r. ,z'nd Mrs. John
Wootl on Thurediay c f 1,atit week.
Mrs6 Jol.in' Wettish and nrandso•r..
ur
of Wa;,ninipe,;, hiavr. xcturne. c1 to ton .
r
after raaz extelu,decd visit in th,e nes•.
1din
aCommunio'n L7crvLce will be fair
Cavan I'resbyi:er au church next Sab-
bath morninng. Preparatory services
will'bey held; Fridbay night at eight o'••
clock
t t.n1N
I'ENIIA'LE--Iia 'Ex'eter• om ethtca
t5' ov, ;27th, to Mr•, and Mrs',
Piet Beale;, a clnugster,
RUSSB1:1L2.—'In Hay on December, 3rd
to Mr,• an'd M;rc", Milton Russell a
daughter
Gli o I tr. and Mrsd. C'yr us .Green, la
daughter.
arARRTED
W.ATOIiOR'N—SMITH- In Lucian on
Wedrtcs3iay Nov, '27th 1l.liiss .Eliza
Smith, of Soddro, a'a3:. 'Edward
Watchorrt of, Wir.nip,eg.
DEW—MITCHELL—In the Trivitt
Memorilal church Exeter,' on 'Weds
Den, lthr by cthe earn Rev. c). W,
Collins Miss
daughter of Mr, and Mrs 1' tlen-
tine 'Mitchell to' Ma', Dean. 'Dew• of
Usborta
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Mr, land Mrs'. E. !Carrel, of I3iddulph.
speent Sunday .)Diens Mr, and, Mr , r.
il3oyl,e, Mr,, a:nd Mrs, Carroll. leave
shortly for Chitiwekr,.13. 'C, where
i theywe will r Ch it
]l1 fc13. 0,
• Tl:e ,'wilt of siprtnyi•tritu .1.a11y of the
am still doing business in and a- ,t, .
:o txYS
•.round Eke er.
' All kinds 'of
9'AN .I'E
'woman an opportunity to try our
4.
this,orchards in section x rodatced a
Guarantee :g ,, . but few iarcl:ards
• Weare selling Bran at $ZZ a ton and Shorts at $3 mad two
»racittCed a7xarC .Y,IrnabCr' one
bringW
us a Sample •' du'all'y tion was• taken rxom 1.:he or-
.
ss of the Lbiri-
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a t •, COAL OOMPAN ♦
+ Gluar , ♦ b, clop. of apples b
re Large Buyers of B s chard oC leis ataken
Horsehair, Rub-
* e a 5
id rs also ,A, d li
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Scranton Coal
l kid
-.south:,e l
e r Mr Janina, pt
eked
s
OOta c.
from about ]
I o1 ab
.,.• o over 350 barrels r
t, Ph la does not inelnde the cul is 'or
w;,nc1falls and speaks rata for spra.y-
4' H. ! 40 ing and prnrie Mnr.y farriers, have
• IiENSALL ONTARIO • tm.d iar,e. orcvo of; ar6ples but nfter
♦ t:YaC. packers ha.vr, ri,n,.l1, d
♦ A them tae pereentagr. of nutnbea' oxn
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i0 Orf Scrap Iron,
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:Rag% Highest market prices
paid. , Call at one doom south
.of Telephone Ofiice.
Wrxler St Co,
$ i" he Best hard Coo Mine
Try a torr
$ W. I1 . Leverr
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A beautiful brown bath robe
is now on exhibition in our
window.
Come in and let us
Show YOU
We carry also an. Excellent
Line of
MUFFLERS
the Newest Thing at Reason-
able Prices.
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GLOVES,
HOSIERY,
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the Latest and Most Up
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See
Our New Soft
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memories tos thatare most are those of the great
home day—CH 1t!ST N1AS. Bet- t in
ter than there memory, though,
is the pictured story of the fami-
ly reunion, the happy children,
the gay yo'ing folks, the grown-
up and girls back home
again The Pictures taken h
up boy n with..
the Christmas i .odack wiiiit
pleasure the whole year routed
and for all the years to cuiie.
Let us show you the btmplk
x%odat;k wit,, which snakes pie -
lure -talking so nluoh fun. We
have YCradalis at $6.00,
others
up to 805 00.
tioweys Drugstore
THE NIFTY TAILOR,
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