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EXETER
TIMES
Our Pig Annua.l Sale.
Started the First Day of February
ALL LINES oF WINTER. WEARABLES WILL
BE SOLD AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES THIS
MoNTH. BESIDES, YoU HAVE A CHANCE To
GET YoUR. .5 PRANG SUPPLY AT. PRICES WE.
COULD NoT GIVE YoU IF WE HAD To BUY THE
GooDS To DAY. CoME IN EARLY. THESE
PRICES ARE FoR, FEBRUARY oNLY.
boYS' oVER,CoATS
Regular vaaues were $5 to $6.50.
The Cloths are splendid qua ity.
Yoa will haveto ree tbern to ap-
preciate their value. $42
BIG SA LE PRICE 4..f
MEN'S oVERCoATS
Any Boa's or Man's Overcoat in
the store, take your pick at a
DISCOUNT OF 15 PER OENT
LADIESCLOTH CoATS
Not this season's styhs, hut
Coate that sold for $10 to $12.50—
he Cloths are good and Coats well
made. BIG SALE PRICE $5
LADIES' Rik—
CoLLARED COATS
Very Special Line, Cloth of high
quality Kersey, lines with Quilted
or Curl Lining, with a, splendid,
high Fur Colter.
SALE PRICE $14.90
ALL FURS GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICE
11 YDS. FACTORY
FoR, $1.0o
This is a BARGAIN! 36 inch
Factory Cotton. li e, oven weave.
and good weight. T
29 days O prise is for
upply 11 YDS. FOR $
Get your
Coatis Best Spool. each--
Best Needles, 5c pkge..,. ....2 for 5c
Pearl B uttons, extra quality, adoz 5c
2 yds. Silk Hair Ribbon for 25c
15 per cent disc' t on any Toilet Set
laic Linen Towelling per yd 10c
12 Girls' Coats, sale price $2.00
*1.25 Ladies' Black Underskirts 9Sc
11 YDS. 36 IN.
FLANNELETTE FoR
•
In a wide ran e
Flannel!
is worth 12e a yard.
ecial Pike for this Sale, $
11 YDS, FOR 1
MEN'S FLEECE—
LINED UNDERWEAR
All sizes in pENMAN'a, Fleeced
Lined lind:erwearo sold everywhere
Our February Sale Price 45 C
for 50c.
12-4 FIannellette Blankets Si Qfq
worth $165, for ce,
50c Unbleached Linen per yd...40c
7 Ladies' 5c Handkerchiefs ror 25c
$5 to $8 50 Ladies' Black
$
skirts for 298
GROCERY 15
Extra Standard Granulated Sugar,
100 lb, Bags $6 75
7 boxes 5c Matches for ......... ......25e
3 lbs. good Ginger bite p. for 250
(I bars. Comfort Soap for 25e
3 pkgs. 10c Poe detect Ainniones
for *la .230
7 lbs. best Oatmeal for...... ....
3 can? Corn, Peas and Tomatoes 250
3 boxes Royal Yeast Cakes for 25c
AR -GAINS
3 pkgs. of Kellog's Toasted Corn
Flakes for........... ....... ...
2 lbs.. best Baking Soda for.........5c
Quart Sealer of Baking Powder 20c
Maple Leaf Salmon. large tin ....21c
4 pkgs. of Corn Starch for. 25c
Shredded Wheat, per pkge Ree'.
3 plugs of MoDdnaid or any other
Tobacco for 25c
4 bottles Best Extracts for 25c
Atarket RepOrt—The following
the report of the Exeter mark
correoted up to February 2nd
Wheat 900 to $1.13
Oats 42o
Boaley 50 to 55o
Rackwheat 60 to 72s
Peas 81.00
Family flour $3.30. .
Low Grade Flour $1.75,
Bra u $25 Per ton.
Shorts $26 per ton
Butter 28 to 30
Creamerybutter 36 '
Eggs, strictly 'fresh, 30o r,
ollVats:es$2
over
625das 20e
p
Hoge $9.40.
1
A. STEWART
Phone 16
The Big Store with the little prices
The Ileenoll band will furnish musio
for the Waiters at the Dome rink on
Friday evening xiexa
st"'Crhil't Target the aockey matoh this
Wethiesday evening between the
Hensall team of the ltitst nattalioe
and the Exeter boys.
aVe have aeceivad a sample copy 4,r
eeteeerae*.eas ante* teetate eteetaisse...410.
• LOCAL •
aeateseseser **eta... a
February -
Mr, Trueman Elliott spent Sunday
Last in Detroit.
Mrs. R. G. Seldon entertained on
Friday eveinng last,
Miss Fanny Bowey has bitten a posi-
tion as telerat with Mr. I. A. Stewart.
Mrs. W. Carr and son Gerald, of
Detroit, are visiting Mrs., Waleer
!Connor.;
Miss Leila Welsh, of Toronto, visa
ited. Mr. and Mrs. F. Blatehford this
week.
Mrs. as, Sweet and Mee. Sam'L
Sweet visited at Clinton over Sun-
day.
The Young atens elass of James
street church will hold their annual
berarta-t exnTuesday erming.
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4- LADIES,' .fR
OENT' 4
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• FrA.11_,ORING
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• A. full line of Ladies'
4-
4.44-
t Suitings, in Gaverdines,
Brroadclotbs, Vicunas, Pop-
-n/11ns- African Brown, Russian
r+ and Laurel Green, etc.
PRICES $23.00 to $35.00
* Coats
•
Coat season is here and
..t• • with it some of the most be -
coining and attractive models
+ of the day. Every garment
+ the newest in its class -
1
tweeds plushes• beavers,
Persia-tex chinchillas, etc.
PRICES $17.00 to $30.00.
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• A fine assortment of a
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• Men's Suitings and Overcoat- 4
+ ings at reasonable prices. 4
+ hive us a call. 4
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+ N. Sheere
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4' THE HIGH CLASS TAILOR 7:•
4- nc Stairs, Opposite Central t
+ Hotel ..I.
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w•PoO00100*.OAOmirowoomonolow.
Mr. Thos. Kestle is under Abe doe-,
tor's °i1.
Mr. S. Martin is visitirtettial Toronto
and Pt. dope.
i's. Stahl, Sr.. who has been iser-1
iously with lung trouble and la.
gra pe is improving. •
eirs. (Dr.) Bono, who 'thas been' vies
itin e in town has returned to 13tinalle
ton ond from Mere intends returning
to the 'west.
SOUR, ACID STOIVIAOHS,_
GASES OR IND/GESTION
Each "Pape's Diapepeln" digests seen'
grains food, ending all stomach
misery in five talnutea
'rime it! In five initiates all stom-
ach distress will go. No indigestion,
heartburn, sourness or belching of
gas, acid, or eructations of Undigested
food, no cliZziness, bloating, foul
breath or headache,
rape's Dia.pepsin is noted for its
speed In regulating upset stonaachs,
It is the sutest, quickest stotaachitrenn
Oily in the whele world and.beeldesft
is harmless.. Put an end to sterna&
trouble forever by ,getting a large
tfty-cent caser of rape's Diapepsin
from any drug store, .0,11 realist ftr
five Minutes how needless It Is to Min
ter from Indigestion, dsrspepsla or any
stomach disorder, It's the quitkest,
surest and meet harMlesa stomach
deter !n the World,
roe SALE—Bu
with man; also AloClax
firce-classebaker. Apply a
offic,en
'aliate Huron Old Boys' Association
will hold their annual banquet Mahe
Odd Fellows' temple, Toronto, on Fri-
day eeeniug.
Middlesex County Council has de -
bided ab:eouttibiite WU monthly to entertain the boys to luncheon.
the Patriotic society as long as the The boys will take a route march' to
war lasts,. F.Ilmville Friday evening where they.
President E. Christie is 'in Toronto will be entertained at the bazaae bee
this week attending the annual_ Pro- jeg given bv the Red ,Cross society in
voicial Convention of Fairs, and Ex- th, Methodist church.
The soldiers paraded the street Fri-
Liritisioenps.
P. Spereman, provincial cats.- day and Saturday headed by Tom
loguer is at the Library cataloguing Diarks Kittle bend. On Sunday
the books according to the Dewey- morning the band accompanied the
Decimal system. boys to the Presbyterian. church.
'e Coal. Neater
' wood cook
t Times
FURNITURE'
We can assist you in
selecting your furniture _if
you are going to furnish
yourhome, or if you only
want some odd pieces.
meausaa....
Our Undertaaing Da
partment is up to -date in
every respect and we guar-
antee the best of satisfact-
ion.
ot.aolEornmoo=maroOrzolte:Szaroolorlimirroiro
R. 14. Rowe
The Funeral Director and
Fair -elites -re Dealer
PHONE '20a,
Mr. W. P. Fritz, ef the Batik of
Commerce staff who las been W, for
sieveral, Weeks is improving. '0 a
WANTED—a, n tailoring'
a good job for right ,girt. Apply to
N. Skstere, ap stairs opposite Centraa
It`)
the Gospel Text talendar printed leas t,els.44-..e ' ;
11. S. Hallman, of Beetle and a
thee are "'''';'rese 4"
the equal if not a little bettor than /400 Cords. of 'Cord Wood. Wanted(
his previous productions. 'at the Exeter Salt Woeks fec4 Meld
Mr. 3. S. penupe toe been, ap For rices 'write or call apont *he
goaded agent in town Jae the Vane Manager.—Jos. SWUM, Mgr.
Phone, a musical instrument at a eneeedda
cost that plays imyakind of sliso
recoeds. Salt for sale. All grades $5.50 per
TEE SIGNS OF PRING
ton; 50o, per bag.—Exeter Salt Works
S
Nothing zould be mom like epriCoLtd., • •
weather than that. which has are-
J. Sutton. Nfenager •
rov ai !dead, hdaivo.ai nee a dt hien pbaasdt a Navbedeikti. 0 p•TnIlde
to atinounce that be will call, for teed
'NEW BUTCHER—Mr. Begg desires
at times it NV ElsS almost Manna, bile to deliver orders to any part ot the
haul a load. The .river and creek. town, Yoar inateen'age is 'solicited
phone 103.
400 Tons of Fine, Land and Cattle
have been quite high.
On Monday we were shown the
twig of Mao that was beginning to
bud.
We have sometimes beard of plow
Young boars from Romeo sows and
Ing late in the fall or early in t shad by pine Grove Rover 4 Styes*
spring, but whoever heard of plownita
stake boar at Toronto and Ottawa,
in this dietrect the latter pert or Ja - 1915, elegible for registration.
;
uary? Mr. I3edford had some wee s All„ee a „,. „a.
in his garden which lie wanted 'kille '''.1j1"'Y I° ” 4 VI' • 1/11-130TS/ R. R. 3.
lei eir.
out and list week had his garde
()lowed so that the roots would 'be _nes'
expose." to the frost. The plowing graelaziadF. DOUPE, Licensed A.uo-
was a little muddy and heavy, tioneer. Sales conducted in any la
calif v. Terms moderate Orders left
at T:raee office will 'he promptly at
tended to. l'bone 116, Kirktone Ad-
dress Kirkton• P.O. .
,A-••••••>,
1 YORKSHIRE HOGS FOR SALE
THURSDAY., PE311 tf4814". '04 19tit
wi'rri liPIE BOYS IN KHAKI.
Lieut. iddgar Torrance was in Rea
ay over Sunday.
Th eltn, ar Roll for the 161st Hurons
is swelling Will you be next? /
Maj M. D. McTaggart, paymaster
of thetown jest ,st
• e
iL16.- the men of the Exeter de
taehraent,
On Thursday evening at the maga-
tar quarterly tea in elain tstreet
,Meteodist church the, Ladies Aid -,will
dirifiniaiREGSZ13351€511Billialf
BORN
AtITCHELL—In 13iddulph on January
28tL to at.fir. and Wm. Norman Mita
chafi a son.
WALTE'RS—In Exeter, on January
Met. to Mr. and 31re, -Herbert Wal-
ters a son,
MARRIED
PENHATJE—TINNEy—IISY Tp. ou
!Wednesday, Jan'. 26th, Iby Rev.
Dr. Fletcher, Miss IC. B. Tinney to
-lir. John Penhale, 'both of Hay.
GALLMAN—LATIRIE—At Petrone, on
Jan. 14th, by Rev, Mr. •Gillvrel,
Miss 'jean Laurie, of Petrolea, to
Mr. 'Henry Gellman., of Zurieh.
PASSMORE—PEART— 'At Zioe, Us -
borne, Tp., on Wedneeday, :Febru-
ary 2nd, Miss Emma. G., daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. john Peart, to Mr.
Norman A;Eci...eod. Passtnore;
STUA1tT-,110Wliaa At the Thames
Road Presbyterian manse, by Rev.
Dr, Elebeher. Miss Henrietta Rowe,
of ileborne, to Mr, Altman Stuart,
of W'allaceblirg, on Monday, Jany.
alat,
AtAIER-13TIRMEISTER — At (he
James Street parsonage on Tuess
day, rebruar'y let, by Rev. W. G.
B. McAlister, Mr. Edmund tJJ'
Motet, to Miss Marie Kathleen ltr
Meister, loth of goy.
Have you renewed your subscrip-
tion to tli,e Times for 1916f I
Mr. Nelson Heald:us and beide of The boys were entertained last
Aberdeen, South Dakota, are visiting Thursday evening at the home 'of Mr.
the former's sisters, Mrs. J. McLaugh- Wes. Dearing 3rd concession of Ste -
lin and Mrs. M, Amy. phen. y bountiful repast was
Mrs. L. IL Dickson and daughter. served the tables being laden with
Miss Dolly entertained last Wednes-
delicaedte ia which the boys did :jus -
day evening in honor et theixt guests .tker it inng was spent in mus -
le and nmusements and was concluded
Mrs. Bennett end daughter. by sing'r Jo He's a, Jolly Good
Mr. Frank Clarke and daughter fellow end the National anthem.
Marguerite, of London, visited rela-
tives ;and friends in Exetertand Dash- oNon ROLL FOR 161st Battalion
wood for a few days. this week.
Mr. 'George Armstrong, •the well..
known hog dealer, has installed a hog
motor in his new pens on his farm,
north Thames !Road, tlaborne.
Miss Lou Blake left on Saturday
for Portland, Ore., where she will re-
side in future with her brother. Mrs.
Blake accompanied 'her to London.
County tonstable• of (Gode-
rich seized two suitcases at -the G. T.
B. station in that 'plate on Monday
evening, which proved to contain two
dozen bottles of whisky.
Mr. 'Grafton Burdette vodted in
town on Friday last. Mr. Burdette
was with the Bank of Commerce in
one of the Toronto branches and has
resigned his position to go into, busi-
ness with his father in Detroit.
Tom Marks and his company
played In the Opera House lase Fri-
day and Saturday evenings and gave
a matinee 'to the ehildren Saturday
afternoon. There were fair crowds at
all of the performances which were
e,iajeye4 by those arese.nt
Always cn hand a. stock Of near
milled from the. ttst westarn wheat :
our f •mous Model, which is a blend.
else pastry flour knoWn as Welcome.
WLh th se three grrdes vee tan satis-
fy eel' one. Yea on buy no bet-;
tree. cElarvey Drcs.
Ort-Fr:day, 1111", liorenwendis
of Toronto, Canada's foremost hair -
goods designers and manufacturers
wiU <isplay end demonstrate a same
ple stock of ladies quality hair goods
and Gentlemen's toupees and. wigs at
the Central Hotel, Exeter. A free,
demonstration of any style is avail4
able to anyone interested. t .•
ADDDRESSED THE LEAGUE
Councillor B. W. P. !Beavers gave
.an excellent address on "Opportunity"
at the James street league Tuesday
evening. There was a good turn out.
JOINS SISTER LODGE
Messrs. Shecre and, Bert Rivers
were at Hensall last Wednesday even-
ing where they' were made acquainted
with the mysteries of the Rebekala
lodge of Oddfellows. They report le
very pleasant evening.
DIED IN LONDON
Mr. ;fames Thwan,of London, died
at his tiorne in Lonon on Thursday
last followirig a short illneest. Nr.
Dewan has travelled through this eller
triet for years representing a grooery
firm of London, He is survived by
his wife, one eon and live, daughters.
BUSINESS CHANGE
Mr. J. A. 'Wambold has disposed
of his grocery and confectionery bust.-
nes•s to Mr, C, L. Wilson who gets
peseta iou February 1001. Mr. Wam-
bold hes been in business here for
severel year toming kere from Dash-'
wood. 11,e has riot let decided what
he will do. Mr., Wilson is well known
in town havieg clerked for several
yeors with Mr, 3. A. Stewart and, we
bespeak for him every succie,ss.
The funeral Of the late Harry Lam -
brook who woe' killed be Brantford
last week by 'being struck by a, train
Was held from the Exeter depot' on
Xridtly morning last friternient in the
Exeter cemetery, The Nacre.' was
cenaueted under the buspieee 'ttf °the
I. 0. 0. F. the deceased brieg the
oldest member of Exeter ledge. Nolild
Grand C. L. Wilson and therriaina0,
atkinson &incitfed the $erviees for
the order Rev, A W. Collins also asa
sietiog.
Maj W. 3. Heamana
Lieut. -Edgar Torrence
-
Sidney Smith, Hay P.O.
Fred Tucker. Exeter
Sohn Kendall Cornish's Ellmville.
Hector Heywood, Exeter.
Fred Hopkins, Whalen
Sylvanus Cann, Exeter
Wilbur Pfaff, • ;
Ed. Anderson, Exeter.
Milton pf a f
Harold Bissett
Fred Wells
Lloyd 'Rivers .
Austin A. Rice'
Ernest Collingwood.
Albert S. Bolton
rWilfrid G. Stewart
E. M. Williams, Farqiihar
Grant Hooper
TLos. Harold Wilkinson, Lu Ice
Cyril 'Dickey
Ralph W. Batten, Winchelsea
Geo, Edward Kellett. Elimville,
David G. Appleton
Garnet Crediton.
.Tarnrs 11. Marshall
Tirute H. Matthews, Thames Rd.
.Tohn D. Lang, London Rd.
Milleon, Exeter
Lloyd England, Crediton
Gordon C Culbert, Centralia
SALT FOR •SALE,—An excellent
quality or Sarnia made salt for sale
at the 'old Tetaapaapageoft.leTtaFiltWe
G. T Reeadatakii. Sofa in anyquant-
our patronage is solicited and
satisfaction is guaranteed. —, ED.
MAGUIRE. Exeter.
9TAanDING IN THE PIANO
ONTEST
The following is a coyp of the bul-
letin in J. Reverlee's Piano contest
showing the standing of the contest-
ants for the week ending, January
27th.
1-2.100
4-120.000
9-2.175
10-5,000
22-33,000
23-5,650 '
28-44,900
29-10;150
36-3000
39-4,800 •
41-13,320
49-53,250
52-90,000
108-4,500
117-2,650
139-4,500
131-3000
154-2010
157-1700
164-10,000
171-9,600
184-7.850
189-5.50 0
193-8,430
• .J CENT "OASCARETS"
FOR LIVER AND BOWELS
dUre Sick Headache, Constipation,
Biliousness Sour SteMech, Bed
Breath -Candy Cathartic.
No odde hoer bad yonr liver, store.
ah or bowels; how ranch your bead
aches, how miserable you are from
eortstipation, indigestion, biliousness
and sluggish bowels—you always get
relief with Cescarets. They name-
diately cleanse and regulate the stom-
ach, remove the sour, fermenting food
and foul gases; take the excess bile
from the liver and earry off the con-
stipated waste Matter and POlaoh
from the Intestines and bowele.
10-Cetit biat from your dreggist
kstec7ttepacyl;),urowleivetr anadnd hel)°adwels'
mont.14.40T140, 1./.0rX :043111P eap.
Annual Meeting
OF THE `OSBORNE e 111BBER,T
MDT.UAL rrnE INS. CO.
Notice is hereby given th'at the
Annual Meeting of the members of
The Usborne k Hibbert Mutual Fire
Jnsurance Company twill be held in
the hall, Farquhar on Monday, Feb.
7th, 1916, lat 1 p.m. for the purpose
of rdoeiving the reports Of the Da
reators and Auditors for the patse
year .atld for the election .of two
Di-
,retors and two Auditors and or
any other business in the intereat of
the !Company
The Directors twhose term el office
expines, but n -ho alma teligitee 4or' re-,
election are Aloha Norris and J. T.
Anison.,
A. TURNBULL
Secretery,
Farquhar, Jan, 8th, 1916.
/CHOICE" FARM FOR SALE
FIFTY ACRES
A lovely home, 13 story brick house
with frame kitchen and woodshed at-
tached; bank barn with hog, hen and
straw 'house attached; 4,acres hard
wood bush; 5 acres in fall wheat; 20
acre. ia grass; balance plowed and
reads for crop.; thoren.ighly under-
drakaeti. and well fenced, and never -
falling spring well, and first-class land
in, first-class condition. 3 mile from
Exeter where -there is a high school
and 4 titles from Hen.sall, two, of the
hest market towns in Ontario; Rural
mail route and telephone. Possession
g'ver March 1st, 1916 If not eold
privately Will be sold later with ..that-
-.els Fasy terms of eaymene. For
particulars apply to Melvin Gould,
prop:re:or, or 'tot Thomas Cameron,
raceer. (ine
1{ECASTS
A. reactionary Storm Ferrol is cent-
ral. on 'Friday, Saturday and Sundayl
the 4th, 5th, and Gth.. The Moon is on
the celesrtial equator on the 6th.
DIercury is at inferior conjunction
with, Earth Land Sun on the 5th, and
Uranus is 'also' in. conjunction with
Sun and Earth' on the 51:11. From these
and other astronomic causes that
might be mentioned, it is safe lo Say
that many disturbances in the way,
of stormand erratic changes are
probable at this time. A sudden ',,,,o
of temperature on and touching teet
Gth, with squalls and thunder gu
in many isolated localities, would 1,
in conformity to the existing eistrond
oink conditions at the time., A re-
action to cold, fair weather will fon
low from about the 6ela to the 9th.
e. Pay
C Half
ii
LTWO .COU130.Ms will be given
--ili—eVery 25eviiouglina4exall:Products,
ONE Coupon with, every 25c Purchase of any
other article in our store
Ask CwrePurIns BUyYour1881 Rogers' Al Plate
and
The purchase price of this famous
1881 Rogers Al Plate
dhase of all the high grade guaran-
WE give coupons with every
.25e. pur-
teed products made by the United
Drug' Company. We are willing to lose
nanicy oii he silverware to get you ac -
/painted vrith these goods, which arc state
elard in their lipe. " •
‘‘Rexati Reale 'es"
Liggett's Candies, P umes, Toilet Articles,
Brushes, Statin y, Rubber Goods, and
hundreds o items, household prepare-
tione, etc. t ou cannot afford not to se-
cure this ,opular silverware, when you can
get it o ver ball bought plan. As an ex -
bis teas thatess4leefortneeeesaone„
can get aa with coupons.
at half price at
COLE'S DRUG STORE
FALBERTA
SASK.
and
MANITOBA
CANADIAN PACIFIC
FARM LANDS
Irrige,ted an 1 Non-ilri-
gatq
"Ready - naade" FatifiS.
Loan for Improvements.
Advance of L ve Stock
on Loan Basis.
Twenty years to pay.
PULL PARTICULARS
ON APPLICATION
Ernest Elliot
C. P. It Land Agere:
EX ET E R.
1
OUR ANNUAL
FEBRUARY SALE
Commences February 12th
When we will put on sale --
woo pieces of heavy grey graniteware; too Milk and
Water fug!,; loo Fancy Salad Bowls; moo Writing Pads;
500 lbs Fancy Chocolates; Salted Peanuts and Gum too:
This is our 6th Annual February SaleWe will show the
people of this vicinity what good buying and selling means.
Pricds that save interest every body. COME and SEE for ;
..
YOURSELF.
POWELL'S BIG VARIETY STORE
55
PHONE
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—MIME
OSSONZOASOICANAGOOMOMOOVRO
"Beautiful Hair
Makes any
woman attract-
ive and youth-
ful, and Indies
w o w u I d
make their ap-
Peartence what
they would like
it to be should
see
" Dorenwend's Display
of Fine Hair Goods "
at the Central Hotel, Exeter,
on Friday, February 1 lth,'16
Switchea'Braids, Transf)rmations, Pompa-
dours. Waves. etc.—the products of Cana-
da's oldest and largest hair goods house..
e 9
41:
"ts
42
f f"Doreftwend toupee is Bald Gentlemen. an absolute necessity to
the man who is bald. It
will protect your health
and make you appear
years youelged.
Crime and see them on
day of visit and have
A FREE
Demonstration
to Yonge St. DOR ENWEND'S 1178 Sparks St.
OTTAWA
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