Exeter Times, 1915-12-2, Page 8THE
EXETER TIME: •
EVOLVED
VE ALWAYS KEEP
DA EYE'S OPEN r
LOOK1N6 OUT FOR,
ao0D TI -11 IN! 6. 6'
Fo, oua,
Aisroiv\E R. $
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THE REASON WHY ONE STORE HAS 13R,I6HTER,
JooDS, BETTER, 600DS AND MoRE STYLISH
3ooDS THAN ANOTHER IS, 13ECAU1SE THE
•3VYER.A5 oF THAT STORE ARE ALWAYS
LooKIN6 OUT FOR THE NEWEST oN THE
MARKET. NEW GooDS ARE CoNSTANTLY
ARRIVING IN OUR DRY 600DS DEPARTMENT.
WHEN ANYTHIN6 NEW CoMES OUT WE SEE
THAT IT QUICKLY CoMES IN oUR, SToCK,
YoU WILL ALWAYS FIND AT oVR, SToRE, AND
AT THE LEAST POSSIBLE PRICE, WHATEVER
YoU NEED To DRESS YoU WELL.
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Millinery
Every trimmed Hat in our
Millinery Department is greatly
reduced be price. All hats will
be marked at low prices for
quick selling.
Tea Aprons
In many patterns,
trimmed with lace
and embroidery'. They
are not high in price—
'25c, 40c and 50c.
Fars
the Queen of Xmas Gifts.
We have a large stock of
THROWS, RUFFS, STOLES
& MUFFS. Why not buy now
and get first choice.
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Hosiery
A box of Holeproof
Hosiery ia ladies or
men's, done up in a
neat, fancy box; makes
a gift that will be sure
to please,
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Peirii .9 Gloves
For small girls, boys,
women and men. We
have all sizes in Cape
Gloves at for girls and
b eve. 85c; and ladies
and men, $1.25,
Ladies'
Fancy Collars
Showing a fine r tnge
rd the newest things in
N atte wear for tbe Xrnas
r tde at 25 c, 35c and 50c
JA
STEWART
Phone 16
Sturdy Suits
for Boys
Smart Norfolk styles
in Navy Blues and dark
Tweed mixtures. F1211
lined Coats and full
fashiunod bloomers at
$4.50, $5.60 and $6.00.
Suit Cases and
• Club Bags
Suit Cases to sell at
$1.25; better ones at
$3.00 and $5.00 Club
Bags with leather lin-
ing at $4,50 and $6,50.
Market Report—The f011tadiag
the report of the Fixeteat market
corre6ted up to December 1st,
Wheat 75 to 950 ;
1311.1(1 45 to 480
Oat a 88c
'Buckwheat '70o.
;Peas a1.00
Femily near $490.
Low Grade flax $1.65.
Bran, $25 per tou.
tnliorta $26 per ton
Butter 2Se
Creamery butter 33o.
Eggs, strictly fresle 40c;
Eggs, over 0 days old (300. t
Chicken, alive 10, dressed 120.
Old hens, alive 8, dressed, 10o
Old 'Roosters, elive"Oe; aressedt ao
latelts, dressed 130
Geese 9c
Irkeys, alive 16o; dressed 190
o 1 aa eat, alive 13c; dressed 150
o. *aJ• 3.
1.00 to $1.40.
Hogs $).00
BOUDOUR OAPS of fancy Muslins, in several designs. in different
colors, neatly boxed for Xmas gifts, each 50c. RANGEN( LA
splendid assortment of new hanging lamps. get our prices reed see whet e
we can save you money. LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS—Irish linen, init-
ialled handkerchiefs for women and men, with neat, hemstitched borders
25c or 3 in neat box for 75c. DINNERWARE AND CHIN A.—new pat-
terns in Dinnerware and many odd pieces of Fancy Ohina at mederaa e
prices. S WEATER COATS for every member of the farnify. in the
newest weaves with tbe convertible oilers, warm and cosy for the cold
weather, BRASSWARE—Tea Pot Stands, Candle Sticks, Ceumb Tray,
and Jardineres just unpacked for Xrnas buyers.
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LOSTeeA parcel • voutainingtsr
Baas Suits. . Return to -. Stewartaa
$tore Ter • 'Tweed,:
• Nothing ets- catta ta hie f oa • Xmas
remembrance ets Out Flowers. • Order
early et Felliek's. Phone ,34A.
lr,Edgee 'novena eon of Mrs. john
Down, of town, who spent -Ina wine
ter . at his horse here, has enlisted
with the eugineemia Teronte, •
Miss Susie Ceee, who, haa been else
iting in lima for aafew •dans„
to Howell Tuesday evening,
acoompanied by • MIS. Jos. Suttinealiss
Case leaves this morale*. foe NOW Bal-
timore,• Mich. And wilt:lacatanpany•
Lr. tad ales. Geo. Marta' to Florida
for the, winter.;
The Ladies Gelid of the Trivitt
Memorial 'Church will hold their an-
nual Pazactr In the Opera House on.
afternoon and evening of Faidey. Dec,
arda Sale of work :aatcl. .homeemade
cooking at 3 30 p.rn. "At a Village
School" will be given ba the Girls
Auxiliary et evening program., Ad-
mission afternoon. 10c, evening 26 And
Mrs. T. B. 'Dialing and daughters
Nine 'mid Grace left 'Monday •for (Tor-
onto. Where Mrs, Carling will make
her ,home in future A successful n Ac-
tion sale of the Lhoesaleald eflacts wee
held on -Saturdant The 'louse was of-
fered for sale but WAS net sold, the
higheet beim'? $2800:00, :Mrs..
'Carling and family have been long
and highly esteemed ,residents o Exe,-
!rid in their departure. Exeter
•Worthy airline... Mies 'Niue
Cerling leave a shortly' for 'New York
eage- she has accepted a ,posetion.in
ot lauke's hospital.
Strictly New Laid
EGGS
Not Over I Week Old
Will Pay 48c per Dozen
from Dec. Utli to Dec. 2nd.
Any quantity taken from
egg upwards,
held eggs, haff-price.
Very small
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HOOPER
Dealerin Lid Eggs
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Patriotic League Notes
The regular monthly meeting will
be held in the Library !Monday even-
ing.. Dec. 6th. commencing at 7.30.
A box Itas been sent to ;Miss Joan
Arnold', Field Comforts Commission,
Shorncliffe, Eng., containing 57 pairs
of home -knit socks; 15 scarfs. .18 wash
cloths.,
Anyone wishing to donate fruit or
clothes for the Belgians will kindly
bring in same hs soon de (possible.
Tea-room Will be opan alatutday af-
ternoon from 3 till 64
Mrs. W. J. Beer, Secretary.
THE SOLDIERS' AID SOCIETY
Mr, Leavitt has consented to give
the use of 'the Tacture Theatre to the
Soldiers' Aid Society. on 'T'uesday, ,Dec,
7th 4 varied program (with the
pictures Everybody come and. help
the soldiers.
The Soldiers' Aid Society received
a donation of $2,2,6 from the "Little
Oarlocks" Room 5
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mts. Alex. Stewart desire
to thank 'their neighbors and friends
/or their essistanee and many acte
of kiedness trendered during the Ill-
ness and death of the .formers grand-
mother, Mrs. James Stewart.
alEETING OF HURON COXINTY
• COUNCIL
The counoil of the eorporaton of
the (County of !Huron will meet in the
gotincil eltaneber, in the ToeVol of Gadd-
tieh., Tuesday the Ith da a 'of
ember nekt at '8 e'clooke
W Let
Dated ;Nov. 22nd, 1915 . •Diaz*.
LOCAL
December
Who gets the piano?
Just three weeks to IChristmas.
How is the label or. your paper.
Read the auction sales on page four,
alre. A. E. 13irh is visiting in De-
troit.
aIrs. Powell is visiting Nir. and Mrs.
D. Shirray at Hensel!:
Mr. Roacla, of Dungannon, is visit-
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Horton.
Rev. H. T. !Crossley is a ;guest at
James St. 'Methodist parsonage,
Pte. Douglas Stewart, of London,
spent the week-end'Lat his 'home bore,
Shop early and you will not Ile dis-
appointed when the holiday comes.
Misses Edna 13issett and, Irene iRice-
eas were in London last Thursday.
Lunches, hot 'drinks and ''oysteres
served at all hours at Follicles Bakery
Misses Etta I3owey- and Ida Wam-
bold spent Thursday last hi London.
Mrs, J. A. Stewart and Mrs. F
Gladman spent Friday last in Lon -
den.
Mr. and Mrs. Hilborn, of Brenta
ford. are visiting Mr, and Mrs.. A.
Ford
This is the 486th day that Great
Britein has been at war with Ger-
rnany.
Mr. Lorne Fear, of Toronto, spent
the week -end with his sister. 'Mrs. W.
S. Howey.
Mr. Harry 'Flake, of Parkhill, spent
the week -end with his paretns, Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. ?Fake.
Mrs. Wm. Cudmore spent e coupe
of drys last week 'visiting, with, rein. -
tires in Kimne.
Mr. end Mrs. A. Evans, or •London.
are visiting the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. 'Wm. Treble. •
When tired with Xmas. shopping
a cup of het tea will rest you—At
Follicles. Try it.
air. Wm. Whiting, of •Mitchell,
farm laborer, has enlisted with the
110th Perth Battalione Whiting was
born at Dashwodd..
The bicycle that was advertised in
last week's Times hap :been found, It
stood for three days in front ot Mr.
la. Spackman's store.
It is expected that hydro will be
turned on in Ailsa. Craig early in
December. Ali the (wiring in t/ae vil-
lage has been done4 L.
t tiNtr. Wm: .Fletchet- has purchased
lot on Huron street between. Wm.
Kestle's and Wes. Snell'a and next
year he Intends to erect a dwelling.
One of our eonfectioners has eight
wedding cakes on display. Cupid Las
no gantlet been busy with his darts
as this is a record. uneurpassed for
some time.
THE LATE MRS: STEWART
( Friday, 'November 26tit Mrs,
James Stewart passed. away .at her
home on Huron' street et -the a.dvanc-
ed 'age of • 85 years and 9 months. ,The
deceased bad bern ailing.' .for :some
time previous but -littd been able to
be up ,and around until. 'a few days
previous to her .death, es,hen she took
to her bed end sank :rapidly, the
breaking up of her' constitution being
the cause of her death„ The maiden
name of the deceased was :Elizabeth
Wilson(' She wes born in; Ireland
and after- her marriage to James
Stewart, who predeceased- her eleven
Steers ago last Auguste -they Came ao
Canada settling at Newcastle, later
moving to Lumley About forty
years ago theYamovecl to Exeter,.where
Mr. Stewart; did. The ..deceased is
survived . by alfiree. grandsoase Will,
of, Detroit; Alexaivith: Whom she made
her .home and Ed. in London.' The
tunerel was bad( privately Sunday
afternoon • donductetle. by ?Rev. D. W.
ef •Trivitt Memorial church, of
which chinch the deceased was a
member. Interment wae..ineele in alc-
Tagageas cc meterere' •
a I. • '
Mr. Louis Hern, who a few weeks
ago injured bis k -nee while shooting
has been moved to the home 'of Mr.
anti Mrs. Jas. Beer,. and is confined to
his bode
Miss Stella Southeott left: last
Thursday to visit in London 'and Ham-
ilton previous to attending the Saun-
ders—Kerniek ,wedding in Toronto on
December 1st.
3. Willis Powell closed a sale of to
large Edison Oise Phonograph to Mr.
J. A. Donely, 'south, of Lucan, on Sat-
urdayi, Edisons make 'farm homes
happy, says sWillis,
'Mr. end Mrs. Wm. Bagshaw have
returned home after visiting in the
west.. Their trip evidently• agreed
with thein es both have gained very
materially in weight.
A few pages ere left to be written
in the 'diary of 1915, latay we be able
to Write that we fete made some
lives the brighter by our thoughtful-
ness and consideration for other.
Mrs. M. Sheere and deugater, Mrs.
13oyle; of town, aid; thid, urs.
ad: Coates, of Liaboidae, Leta:tailed the
wedding in Toronto, on 'Wednesday
of Miss Ila iCernick' to lflt6' gOrace
8atradera. a 4 • V La,
hi say
1111,V0 you seen those
Pe•lest ials,
Rockers,
4‘... Tables and
3'0 Music3 Cabinets
at R. N.' ,ROWE'S
conemommelavare,Imusgaxir
They arc just lovely, And say,
he ha i the' most beautiful Pict-
ures you eveasava end 'a 1 ot of
other articlevery suTtable Or
Xmas Gifts
At R rc. Rowe's
The Funeral Director and
Fastanittere Deettor
PHONE 2)a
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I is.FILLED with .wedding presents, Xmas
I presents etc, the assortment is large
'the prices are reasonable, A FEW
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!. II nil`EZT,Et Sete, ceCovered gOirl7is-
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• ' l , forts, Sugar and Greens Sets,
tt Footed Salads, Nat I3owis, Sandwich Sets, Cake Sete, Double
• Bon Bons, Single I3on Bons, Oke Plates, Boquet Holders,
. Sala and Pepper Sets. Batter Tubs and - dozens of OTHER,
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49..P.RUCE U.P AND STOP
YOUR KTOKIN'
Get a bustle on you,
Stop your kielau"bout the times;
Skirmish 'round end grab the dimes
if the Idollars shun you.
Croakin' never bought a .dress,
•Growlin' isn't in at ;
Fix your /peepers on success,
Then go 'out to win it, '
Times is gettler good. again—
Try to help them all you kin.
Don't go 'round with hangin' lip
That is sure to floor' you;.
Try to get La better grip
On the work before you.
Oat some -ginger in your words
When you meet a neighbor;
Throw your trouble to the birds,
Gut right. down to labor,
An' you'll notice every day•
Things is comin' right your way.
Stop yer 'Lk -Write,' get !a hold
OE the wheel and turn it;
You can never handle gold
'Less 'you try to earn it:
13rush the 'cobwebs from yer eyes,
Stop yer darn repinine
An' you'll notice that your -skies
Aline '11 be shinin'.
If you thain't the nerve to try;
Sneak away somewhere and die.
Mr; rrsTuoYs, HARDWARE
AND LANK AT MITCHELL
Th- reraelon of a.barrel of roof-
ing followed by the explosion oE ta
cmantity 'of gunpowder which con-
siderably shattered the building con-
taining McLean & Hawes' hardware
store, was responsible for A fire which
destroyed the lherdwarceand contents
and tbe building andapremises of the
Bank of Hamilton on Saturday morn-
ing lasta
For a time it looked, as though the
chief business section.of the town was
to be Wiped out by flames, and an
emergency call was sent to Stratford
for assistance. A section of the Strat-
ford brigade 'dame up in autos, and
the effective bid rendered ,by this de-
tachment did much toward. saving
much of the town.
Mr. McLean, one of the partners in
the hardware firm, and Ira Hughey,
a clerk in the store, were both ser -
toasty burned, but will recover.:
The fire started when Ireghey held
n. lighted match to see how much
progeess wes being made toward emp-
tying a barrearif rooting tax, at which
tie and Mr. McLean were enga.gerl.
HICKS' FORECASTS
The First Regular Storm Period is
central on the 3rd, its disturbing
forces lasting from 1st to 6th inclas-
ive.
Disturbing Causes and What to Look
For—The Mercury period projects at
least half way through the regular
Vulcan period. The Mars period is
of cour.se, continued. in full strength.
The Moon is in conjunction with
Earth and Sun, and also in perigee
on the 6th. Threatening, 'Mercurial
conditions, ' will most likely', last
throughout this period, The baromet-
er Will give low readings, end driz-:
zling winter rain, turning north-
ward to 'persistent snow arm'. sleet,
will characterize this period, The
New Moon in perigee on. the 7th, will
tend to a. paolongation, of tsuch weath
er. holding barometric pressure below
normal, and keeping !back boreal.
change until 'after th'at date: A sud-
den and intense cold wave is now
probable. 'attended by blizzardous
puffs a wind and snow, imm.ediately
on the 'heels of this storm 'centre.
The cold, clearing weather, with high
barometer and northwest gales. will
pass from 'the west from about the
6th, pissing oenteal, and ticaching
eastern sections pregrresively on the
7th. Sth and OLla "Unless modified
by Mars influence—a thing all
cereal). obeervers will understand by
I this time—we will experience same
There was dn. anstatit explosion and , non,
tly cold weather at -the
and for several' days following this
period..
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burst of flames. A. great portion of
the store's interior became ablaze and
in a few .seconds there was a second
and tremendous explosion as 25 Its
of gunpowder blew up. Tbis wreck-
ed the building and spread flames to
the Bank of Hamilton located next
ecloor
Both buildings were destroyed.They
were brick structures but not of
modern build.
Two tons of charcoal on the second
story of the hardware gave the fire-
men considerable trouble.(
About $5,000 damage was done to
the Christmas stock of !Couch & Sch-
neider, drygdods merchants, by smoke
and water.
The burned block belongs to Dr.
Burritt, of Mitchell.'
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extent of the loss eurnot 'be
estinietedne yet but 'will be heavy.
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ALBERTA
SASK.
and
MANITOBA
CANADIAN PACIFIC
FARM LANDS
Irrigated an l Non -irri-
gated.
"Ready - made" Fauns.
Loan for Improvements.
Advance of Lave Stock
on Loan Basis.
Twenty years to pay.
FULL PARTICULARS
.ON APPLICATION
Ernest Elliot
C. P. B. IAnd ,Agw,
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a rol s 10 ft long, Crepe paper in folds 10 ft long, Flat tissue paper,
Xiatsel and made up decorations, Table Neptune, Doilies etc.
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BORN
SCOTT—In Hibbert on Nov. 18tb, to
Mr. and !bare. G. John Scott a soot
STEWART—In Hensel). on Saturday
, Nov. 27th, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Stewart, a son.,
ANDERSON—At Hensall, on 'Nov. 20
to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Andersen,
a daughter.
FLETCHER—At Woodham on Nov.
24th, 1915, to adae and Mrs. Nelson
Fletcher, a daughter.
COLEMAN—at (Parr Line Stanley, on
Nov. 20th, to Mar. and .Mrs. George
Coleman, a daughter e -
MARRIED .
COLE—HA'RPER—At the home of the
bride's father on Nov, 21thaby Rev.
W. Stirling, Mr. Walter J. Cole, to
Miss Amelia. Matilda, daughter of
Mr. Wm. Harper, all of Fullerton.
DIall:TEY-4ROWE—It the home of
the bride's parents, Mr. and lairs.
R. N. Rowe, on Wednesday, Decem-
ber ist, at 6 p.m. by Rev. 'We Gil,
O....McAlister, Miss Ida M. to Mre
Thoma a M. Dinney.
HODGERT—(WOOD—At the Thames
aloud Presbyterian manse on 'Wed-
nesday, Nov. 24th, by Rev. Dr.
Fletcher, Miss Lily Wood, to Mr.
Russel Hodgert, ton of Mr. • and
airs. Andrew Hodgert. '
DIED
•MOOTtEHOUSF.—In Hayfield on Nov,
11th, Percy S. Moorehouse, aged 50
years.
afeCOMB—In Limn, on Tharsday,
Nov. a5th, McComb, aged 60
years.,
STEW,ART—an Exeter, on Nov.. 26th,
Elizabeth (Wilson, mild of the late
James Stewart, aged 85 years and
9 months
The past gear has brought its 'nag-
givings into every household.: Slane,
homes have 'been sorely touched by
the conflict that is robbing homes of
fathers, husbands, Ovens and brothers.
Yet after all, how few of usaeompar-
atively speaking, have really sailer -
ed loss. A pessimistic gloom Shadows
the future, due mainly to our little
krioaviedge of the real progresemt the
45 we otter the Plitietmae aea-
sea let as throw off. the Taesitnistie,
spirit old try to edolour bit" -towards
mahing,others h'appy.. in seeking; the
happiness of otheas wo find ,our owate
NEW tiEwilfily IN 'FRNV
BOXES (B)eaffuty13.0 Wan::
Bar Lace Lins
Beads (Giese. Pearl and Rosepeta ), Rings, Stone See and Signet
(none over 25e) see Them.
FHoAxIwIloBodR andt311111E a8 I a' o ign la ni t;,t.Tolactlahonanyd nail
4011 ebony and Rose Mod, Whisks, Mirrors, hand and hanging.
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01\k$ Coarse %II 'IP, all coarse, and Tine combs (catchers)
Talcum Powder: T ti Po vders, Pastes, Perfumes, Rough
Hand Remedies a. u et. L, Lewes' a Hair Ionic and Shampoo. We
epecialize on Toilet Goods. and our Customers save money by buy-
ing here.
Not forgetting the Wonderful
11 MARES FRIENDS
EVERYWHERE
(PREPAID 25c)
I fIIO Dolls, Block Games, Banks, Dishes, Trains etc- Lots of
Get your
BUT COME EARLY.
a seem eBele ction made early and well put 'em away for
you, on lad posit down.
001.,1) HpFish FoodancTetss,cotelert claandmGonlodbaeys, all here.
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'WANTED—Good dining -room girl
at the ,Commercial hotel. Good wages
Mrs. T. Newell.
BROWNS TREES 1 ,
The best that can be grown
Who is our (agent in your town?
BROWN BROTHERS COMPANY
'Nurserymen. Limited
Browns Nurseries, W4,11and C.43, Ont.
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NEW BUTCHER—Ma. Begg desires
to announce that be will call. for and
delivdr orders to any part of the
town. Your patronage solicitect.
FOR SALE — Some thoroughbred
Black Minorca cockrels. aired from
Guelph Stock and include some tchoice
birds. Call at D. IBusselas Blacksmith
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GOOD 13'A'11,31 FOR SALE
Lot 3, concession 3, L.B.S.. Tucker -
smith, aontaining 10') rcr,s, ail efeaxe&
and lin good state of ,eultivatioa; well
fenced and tile drainnd, a large or-
chard, two never failing weds and,
windmill at barn. There are twee
good bank barns with stone stabling
and cement floors one 40x60, the other
28x45. also a good cement pig pen
and 'ben house 24x40. The house .ha*
recently been burned but the stone
foundation is suitable for rebuilding:,
'Rural mail, telephone, church an&
school convenient, 2 miles from Hen -
sail. Tbis farm will be sold reason-
able- apd on easy terms. Apply on
premises or address ALEX BUCH-
ANAN, Sr., Hensall. 11.1114Pe
PERRY F. DOUPE, Licensed Lao-
tioneer: Sales conducted in any lo-
cality. Terms moderate Orders left
at Times office will be promptly_ at-
tended to. 'Phone 116, Kirkton., A4
dress Kirkton P.O.
• 17th of DECEMBER
The Red Cross Workers of Thames
Road and vicinity are having a sale
of work; also a patriotic concert at
the 'same time, and refreshments will
be sold also.
TO BE HELD IN PRESBYTERTAN
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AdmissiOn, Adults 20c; children 15c..
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11101USE FOR , SALE
The undersigned is offering' itor sale
the village of Centralia an eight -
roomed Brick house, modern impro-
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vements hard and soft water; wood -
house anommodious stables; cement
walks, '2 acres of land, School,
church and station convenient. This
is la very desirable property and is
be sold far below cost%
RICHARD QUINTON, Centralia
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A full line of Ladies'
Suitings, in Gaverdi nes.
Broadcloths, Vicunas, Pop-
lins, African Brown,Russian
and Laural Green, tc.
• PRICES $23.00 to $35.00
• Coats
Coat season is here and
with it some of the most be-
coming and attractive models
of the day. Every garment
the newest in its class—
tweeds; plushes. beavers,
Persia-tex chinchillas, etc.
PRICES $17.00 to $30.00.
A fine assortment of
Men's Suitings and Overcoat-
ings nt r ,aasona,ble prices,.
Give us a c ‘11.
N. Sfieere
TEIE HIGH CLASS TAILOR
Up Stairs, "Opposite Central
Hotel
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