Exeter Times, 1905-10-05, Page 8TUE EXETER TIMES, OCTOBER 5th, 1905.
STEWART'S
Furs Our Strong line.
Our assortment is complete and we believe it is the lar-
gest. iu the t i unty. We buy direct from the makers and save
you the middle men's profits. Just like we are doing with
Butt! r and Eggs shipping direct and paying the farmers the
extra !)rice, which otherwise would go into the pockets of
the middle ln:tn.
Here are a few Seasonable Furs
$1 35 for }clack !lair Coney Neck Ruff: trimmed
end tails, the best cheap Ruff we have seen
$2.50 for Mack Full Tiurrecl Coney Neck Ruff',
wide full collar, trimmed with six tails.
$2.75 for our new Snowflake Fur Neck Ruff,
black, with white flakes, a beauty.
$4.50 for a Black Fur Neck Ruff, 81 inches long,
with cluster tails, a very useful fur.
$5.50 for our English Marmot Fur Neck Ruff',
trimmed, this fur looks as nice as Mink.
$6•0o for our American Sal.'le Neck Ruff full
cluster tail trimmings.
$8.00 for one of our c::oi.:est American Sable Neck
truly this is a beauty.
$io.00 and $I2.00 for a swell rangy of German
marmot or sable ruffs, stoles and scarfs.
Buy your furs from us and get the best and
middle profits.
with
six
this has a
very glossy
trimmed
cluster tail
soft furred,
Ruffs,
mink,
save
all
J. A. 3TEWART.
WfiTGtI
TfILK
We can supply you with a
watch of any description.
GENTS WATCHES, in either
olid Gold, Gold Filled, Silver,
Nickle Silver or Gun Metal cases,
ranging in price from $2 00 up to
I00.00.
LADIES WATCHES, in Sil-
ver, Enamel, Gold Filled or Solid
Gold Cases, ranging from $4.00
to $60.0o.
We have a fine assortment for
you to choose from.
Before parting with your money
call and see what we can do for
you.
S. FITTON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
We've Turned
e Corner.
It's fall now in the store no
matter what the weather is
outside.
Fabrics for the coaling cold
have again filled up our
shelves and counters, and the
demand will turn largely to
heavier weights.
It's a splendid time to
order.
And you have the choice
the refusal of the most
worthy 'ollection of clothing
aterials that you will find
anywhere around here.
Call any time.
W. W. Taman
Merchant Teallor.
FOR OVh'.RSIXTY leARt8
AN OLD AND WNLL-TRIED RIIfRDT.-MTB
Whnslow'e 800thing syrup bee been need for
Over sixty years by minions of mothers tor teelr
children while teething,with perfect eneceee,
b.00the. the child. eoftne the gums, allays se
remedy
cures wind collo. and U theDeet
the taste. Sold
ryale pleasant to e
fared It
esa„ p
t(Aete In every part of the world. 23
Goatee bottle. Its value to incalculable. Be
rare and lo
Orrin and silk for noother kind.e Mn w'e 800LhlnQ
Market Report. -The following is
the report of Exeter markets, cor-
rected up to Oct. 5111.
Wheat, Ile. for St' nth* rd
Oats, 29 to 30 cents per bushel
Barley, 35 to 38 cents pen bus .
Pteae, 60 cents a bushel.
Shorts, $18 per fon.
Bran, $14 pxtr ton.
Feed Flour, $1.25 per aw.t.
Flour, $2.25 par cwt.
Bay, E6 per ton.
Butter, 20 ciente a pound.
F. ;s. 18e. per dozen.
Onions, 60e. per teethe!.
Hotel, live wcielit. $5.80 pct cwt.
Bots, dreesed, ?8.00 to $8.25.
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TU ADVERTISERS.
The copy for changes must be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestisement.e accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
TRI'RSDAY. OCTOBER 5th, 1905.
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LOCALS
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Main street is being tvravoliod.
Council meets to-niehl (Thursday)
See Mara'e, London tel. on pa;o 4.
Tho Kirkt,on fair es on to-dly and
t o-mornow.
Buy your Move pipes and Elbows
at Hoarnan's hardwre.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Roses, wished
in Clinton over Sunday.
Mies Geo. Anderson lett this work
LO visit friends .in London and St.
Thomas.
For Sale. -A beautiful sideboard,
oak. nearly new, cheap, apply rat
Times office.
Mr. L. L. rollick and slater, of St.
Marys. visited their parents here
Sunday last.
Sexsmith church Anniversary will
be held an Oct. 15th and 16th. Re-
in :rube r the da:tlo .
The warns w'cather of FriIay and
Saturday reminded one of t le "Good
O!tl Sumner Time."
Rev. R. W. Knowles of Fullerton,
w ill occupy the Main et root pulpit
Sunday, October 1.15,
Contractors )lawden & Sweet ex.
pect to finish the Main street/ con-
crete vitfewalk in about a week .
For Sale.-Ilouee and two lots for
sato on Victoria est reel, west, for fur-
ther particulars apply .10 John hind.
Algot Cora rotwe.0 left Saturday
nizht for New York and Other, e i t-
ern paint S. lo be gone a couple of
eveks.
Mre. Ifteer.n, sr., is visiting her
son, A. 1t. Huston, at Wyoming also
her sister, Mrs. MCClymoal, at Pe-
t role a.
Tho Epworth League of 'the Main
street Mentalist church has clean •cd
its ntoot,in; Mete from Monday to
Tuesday.
At the recent nicotine of
q Sar-
nia Presbytery, Rev. E. C. 'Currie
twos duly npprinted to the office of
moderator, for the ensuing eix
mon t hs.
DB. OVENS, London, Bur;eon,
EYE. EAR. NOSE and THROAT.Vits
Glasses properly. Office. Commer•
cial Hotel. Exeter.. Next visit Sat-
ueday, October 2Ist.
Mr. John Evans, wLo Las !teen in
London, the past summer erecting a
new re'idence, mored Lis fanci:v IU
to that city on Monday. We rent)
to lose Mr. Evans and family.
Dr. flutter, London, will he at the
Central Betel, Exeter. on Thursday
(tr. totter 26t 5, 1905, all day
for Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat con-
sultation, Eyes tented and glasses
supplied.
1 )}
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
N
Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tab-
lets. All druggists refund Ibo mon-
ey if it falls to cure. E. W. Grove's
signature i■ on each box. 25c.
CIDER. -The cider eeiso.i his
again nrrived and we cL:,int we have
the Best tne*ns in the County for
m.ikine it -that ie a first-class ar-
ticle. \Ve also claire to have the
Best process known for making
Sweet Syrup and Apple Butter. We
stake it without sugar or I,tecet ay -
'dee. simply from the ordinary sour
fruit. We make the finest .felly.
Usual prices prevail. - A. Cottle.
Exeter.
It is expected that when the w'nrk
is completed, about November 1, ihe
surveyors sent out to t5' Ahi'ihi►die-
tract (hie et;teoa, w'i)l have eurvey.rd
some 40 now townships. This will,
it is hoped, enable the locating of
the kind Izrant. of 1,400 of the vet-
erans (emit l■'d I ferret o under 1M• land
zrants net, who have received their
ecntefic.ttcs but who have not 4r,en
able to make Iocihi(ras. the surveyed
Lend bcin; all taken up.
&His Leonard of 1'arkhiil, is the
ue (t of Miss Ea ruler.
Mr, Ed. Eacrett left Manihiy for
Toronto to (study medicine.
Mise NOT tie Crevaie of Gtelcrich,
visited friends in Exeter last week.
Miss Ethel Gordon. of Detroit, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. Jack . ,i.
Main st roe t.
!ere. J. 8)i t1dock returned un
Monthly :.ftcr a tl:cas:u►t visit w it h
friends in Parkhill.
The first dance given by the Pic -
wick club teas elven in t ho club •hall
Fr•itl'a). evening hon.
Rev. Mr. Fletcher. et Themes (toad
i3 attending the opening of Knox Col
hese, Toronto. thin week.
Eddie Iharrc.aa, who o':,s injuht•d
by the premature explueetet of some
powder the other day. is .pragtessies
fitutivy.
Garvey Acheson. while pt!yine,
with some lads 'Tuesday evenin; dis-
1 c It+d Lis wrist. lir. 1lyndnc:ua
toile,' afe f,:s injuritcs.
M r. E. \V. 11 erne. of It he hc,vert•i en
Beak tit aft ehc,wed his !!Celt stepper
at the ALils•erton fair last week and
as usual was successful.
Mies Co.a Cann leets accepted a tla-
eitiota its salcstctdy with Mr. J. A.
Stewart. Mites Venetia lertcyne fills
the, vacancy tet Mrs. Yees.
Mr. Relit. Flicks will have ::a auc-
tion silo: of his household effect.. on
Saturday, Oct. 14th. See ad in an•
of 1 er column.
Brine forth the woolen underwear,
The straw hal gently lay atv;ly ;
Get down the heavy overcoat.
Now comes the chill autumnal day.
\1r. Barton Hooper, of Buffalo,
Arthur Snell, of Melbourne; Mee.
Prod.;ers and eon. A1r. 'Phomas Snell
and Mrs. Graham, of London. at
tended the funeral of Mr. John Snell
on Monday.
Rev. Mr. and iylrs, Perkins were in
Toronto this week. Rev. G. M. Kit-
ty, of Granton, will take his work
in the Trivitt :Avinerial church next
Sunday. Rev. Perkins ,+rcachinn
harvest thanks-givir.z serutens at
Greaten.
)rnproved E., Lish stock fcod is the
Lest 'a.I(L cheapest in the market, al-
so international `and Columbian
stock foal. 1Ierbag gum, Cow Cure,
\\'inan's and Dows blood purifier.
Sold by C. Lutz. Centred Drug Store
Exeter.
Tlro \Vonr'an's Institute will 'be
hetet in the roadine want of the,
Town Hall on Friday, Oct. 6, at 3
o'clock. Subjects. Breakfast and
Supper cook•int. Mrs. S. Vernon will
give :a talk as physical culture, ex-
plaining the eystem of teaching. All
aro wolco►ne.-Mess halls. Pres,
Mrs. Host•in3s, feec'y.
The names of ti10 lads who entered
the Main street parsonage when Rev.
Godwin and family were away, are
known, but on account of the re-
spectability of their parents we re-
frain from publishing their laalnee,
however, should we hear of any more
of their depredations. we shall do
80.
Mrs. Itobt. Barnes, of London, who
Inas been visit inr her mother. Mrs.
John Evans, for the past month, ani
who underwent en operation lost
week, is pronressin,z favorably. She
is at present etayin; with etre.
Win. Bowmul, and expects to re-
turn to London the latter part of
this week.
The Exeter junior base hall team
event to Crediton last Friday tt4 try
conclusions with a team from that
rilleee. The Crediton leant teas loo
much for our boys defeating* then)
by a score of 13 to 2. Owing to the
shingle, which •the base bits and
errors were o.l, being last. we arc
unable lo publish the full returns.
It is understood that the county
assessment will he largely increased
as the resukt of the labors of the
three valuators now at work. in
some of the tort,ships the advance
will be so marked th;It the taxpayers
tv.ill at once realize that they have
not boon pnyist a fair share of the
county rate these several years past.
Thc ti.rlIt a11,1un1 COnV%•t►tion of
the W. O. T. U. of Huron c.'.•ultdy tti!l
be held in that Alain atre(•1 Methodist
church, Thursday and Friday, Oct.
5th and 6111. All sessions are opeit
and the public are very cordially in-
vited 10 :rtIend. The prinyipaL
ape:tker for Thu:reday evcnitrr ses-
sion will he \fa s. McKee, Provincial
President W. C .T. 1'., w hra is a most
eloquent :-pecker 1:11 enthuseestio
Temperance worker. The resident
iv
111!r 1 1e[a will 'e 11 attendance C KI
1 1 1 .11 111 TIC .11. .
Main street choir still have cleaver" of
the r11LL•tiC. Misses Marlin and Hu-
ston will contribute means. Morning
session at 10 a. In.; aflerrw:nn mis•io►t
at 2 p. m.: cvern;ne $eracn •i4( 8 p. II .
The vowelizatits, Committee, ap-
pointed by the County Council, con-
sist in a of Messrs. Win. lie wden,Eie-
ter, John Leckie, Ilru•se!s ate! John
Cox, of Gat:•rich toe whip. %vete in
Exeter on Mond.ly mnkigt value -
tions on property. The committee
Inas been hard of work for :Thom
Aix weeks and has succeeded 144 gel -
tine throuzh all the lownehips ane
are now nn the towns an.lr villages.
They do their work without refer-
ence to the Municipality assessors,
and when they have completed check
up with the ass(ssor's books. They
report Moline numerous diserepatc-
clee
. 1!011 is, in -otnc int:n►ccs the
property is vale .1 too low and in
other cases to ihi•zh. anti their
work consists i1: get tine it on 111
equalized basis.
The Epworth Lea zoo service in the
Alain street Methodist church 'prov-
ed to be one of unusual interest.
Iter. W 11 \far•t,in. 11. A. of Given
church Tuve n rely .inlereetinz ad-
d rest on "The duty tee owe .ter the
foreigner+ that are cumin; into Can -
ads." Mr. Marti, furnished the
audience with important statfietics
reeardent the size and wealth of our
Northwest possetsitwis.• !lie rapid
growl h of the population, the num-
erous lenzuazes spoken and the nc-
cessify of sendinz them the Gospel
He showed that we should hotline,
foreigner from reasons both patriotic
and chrtistian. A vote of thanke watt
tendered Mr. Martin. moved by T.
11. \&C Ilium, seennde(1 by E. A. rol-
lick and uneninl(ntsly supported.
Miss Gidley run: ribntcd I solo
which was .zroatly enjoyed. Mrs.
Godwin. the president, rccupied the
their in her usual able tnenner.
Well Tailored Goods andiMEN 6c BOY'S
READY.TO.WEAR CLOTHING
C1othin'�
Good C:14:.. Fittin
Big Stock of Boys' and Men's Suits, Over-
coats and Raincoats at very interesting Prices
Bc,ys' 3 piece Tweed Suit, special
Boys' 3 piece Tweed Suit, special
Boys' 3 piece Worsted Suit, special
Boys' 2 piece Tweed Suit, special ....
I3oys' 2 piece Tweed Suit special
Boys' 2 piece Tweed Suit, special •
Boys' Navy Nap Reefer coat, all sizes, special
Boys' Navy Tweed Coat, special
Boys' Frieze Overcoats, all sizes, special
Boys' Tweed Overcoats, special
Mens' Tweed Suits, special • • • •
Mens' Tweed Suits, special ........
Mens' Tweed Suits, special ...... .... ....
Men's Tweed Suits, special
Men's Cravenette Coats, lined, special
Men's Cravenette Coats, unlined, special
Men's ‘k aterproof Coats. unlined. special....
Men's Waterproof Coats, unlined, special ....
Men's heavy Tweed Pants, special .......
Men's Tweed Pants, special
•••• $3.75
4.50
Men's Tweed Pants, special . • • •
Boys' Knickers, special
Boys' Knickers, special ........
2.75
3.25
3.75
2.25
2.5o
3.75
5.00
5.00
10.00
12.00
10.00
8.00
5 75
4.75
1.00
1,50
2,00
50c
7 5c
BITE=.aL 8z ROWE
LAWN IlO\YLiNG
A ;awe of the senitos was
prayed Friday afternoon bet ween
rinks skipped by Rev. Perkins anis F.
W. Gladrnan resulting in favor of
the former by 'e score of 20 tie 9.
W. C. Ruston Dr. Sweet.
II. E. Huston L. II. Dickson
N. Dyer Burden W. J. Ileaman
Itev. Perkins F. W. Mailman
Skip 20 Skip 9
IIICIcs' FORECASTS
Saturday. Sunday and Monday. the
7th, 8th and. 9th, am reactionary
storm dales. Oa ithesc days there
vi11 be a dect'Ted not urn hid' etorrn
conditions. Let it 4:e clearly under-
stood tvhat is meant by storm' con-
ditions. Anti -storm conditions are
a rising and h1411 barometer, west-
erly to northerly winds, cleating an:4
colder weather. Storm conditions
are, fatting and low barometer, east-
erly to southerly witels, rising tem-
pe.rature rand growing cloudiness.
The reactionary cst.orn► conditions on
the 71h, 8111, and 9th wilit .reeul1 in
more rain and storminess, moving in
storm -canters like vast trains from
west •t o east over the country. This
reactionary period i9 in' the on -com-
ing Mercury dist urbane+', and is apl
to be •,Brined end fuldowod by
thick cloudiness, twist and drizzle,
caa►sine sleet :led passible spurts of
snow toward the north. Ch:rnee to
much cooler will follow these distur-
bances.
DEATH OF MR. JOHN SNELL.
Death cn 1 t itlay chinned one of
Exeter's most tespccted citizens and
one of Huron's earliest pioneers, Mr.
.!olid Snell, at the adt•auccd ago (if
85 years reel 7 menthe. Mr. Snell
was horn in Devonshire, En:elend.
and tvilh his parents emigrated to
Canada in 1834, The fzrnily first set -
11'•d in London. Then a hautlel,whcre
they lived for about two veers. In-
ducements were 'given to Thos who
settled in the upper part or. Lower
Canada, cf which the County of 11u -
reit now forms part, and Cho Hneil
fancily decided to try their fortune
lyre, Mi. Geo. Sne1J, the tallier.
traded a lot in London for a calf,
the lot bcin; situated near tho pre-
sent ni trket, and moved his family
to . a farm now situated
:a mile and a quarter south
of Exeter and familiarly know it
as Vosper's corners. There
nand )(oust) was erected, a nl,ansion in
thane days, where it stool) defien4 of
11:1 sl onus for ye:u•s, and was 1)01
recently torn down to ,.lake room
for a more modern dwelling. The
large poplar tree., old landmarks,
the dostrttclien or whirh caused
caused many tear bcdipuned (•yt•s iD
the family. wore also cud down.
Their nearest neighbors to the
south sere seven milt's away ani
the McConnell and Willis I:malice
were the neatest to the North.
After bis Mania 4e Mr. ,iohn Snell
took up (:arming on i he 2041 Conce4-
eke% of Stephen, where he romaine:i
about 45 years, after tLich he
retired to Exeter, to enjoy his de-
clinin; years. Ile was the eldest of
his family. Mrs. Geo. Semw•c11 and
Chas. Snell ht int the only ones'1eft.
Of his children six are living, Mrs.
A. g
v1►a%',
\r� Jamescs rd A
r..
A. Ford Eli, Chines and Getiere, his
wife having'
predeceased hire about
30 years. ago.
Mr. Snell always (eok zt'e'at plcos-
tire in narratiti.r about his early
(Llys. ()Win z to disability he never
enjoyed a ride on a railroad 4rain
and the Gist one lie ever saw• was
when the i.. 11. & B. division oT the
Grand Trunk was opened up throu>;h
Exeter from London to \Vinxhern.
Rev. McDonouzh, of Stratford,
formerly pastor of the Main street
Methodist church, visited Rev. (Jo-
int Tuesday last and called on sev-
eral acqu:tint.tncre.
SCHOOL NOTES
ALiss McLean, of Dun:annon, has
been engaged lo teach in Miss Vos-
per's room for !the batance of 'the
torn!. Miss McLean comes highly
recommended as a teacher. She
commenced duties last Monday
inornitte.
Mr. Antos, who has bent in charge'
of Hiss Vesper's room during the
past month has left for Toronto.
where he will attend the Dental Col-
lege during Mlle fall term.
Mise Jcckeli has been enfa;ed to
leach the room now being taught; by
Miss Carlini. She will cotutaence
her new duties Monday noxt
The Literary Society was organ-
ized last Friday evenin;. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Pres.
Tom Carlene; Vice -Pres., Mary Mur-
ray ; Sec., D. Itondl,e; Treas., Geo.
Dick: Piaaist, Etta Davis; Glee club
leader. Principal L. c. Fleming;
Journalist. Dyer lturdon : Critic,
Miss Chidley : Question Drawer, Miss
Merritt elan ; Proer:un Commit tee,
W. Iluston, fl. Martin and Roy Far-
mer, It is the intention of the socie-
ty to have the Irinitest cLass, of en-
tertainments this season, the fac-
ulty and students being united in
nt'akin3 it a Brent success. A num-
ber of the students are c' cellent de-
baters and a good showing by them
is anticipated.
FLOUR, FEED
AND
GROCERIES
Men's nice overcoats of large plaid Tweeds in double-
breasted and Belted. One of the new `(Swagger" coats, for
only 1$10.00.
Young Men's Great Big "Swagger" coat, the vecy� new-
est thing for this season, made of Scotch Tweed, plaid effect,
extra long, doublebreasted and belted back, it has the full
padded shoulders, only 8$15.00.
Men and Boys' cheaper coats made up of different kind*"
of material and very fashionably made $4, $5, $7 and $9.
RAIN COATS.
We have just received one dozen of a new $10,00 rain
coat in plain and fancy cloth, side pockets, and lined through-
out. This is the new fall coat and while they last we will
sell them f$7.ti0.
s 5, 7,
RLen'sor new suit8 and S10. Boy's new suits 1, 2,
3 and $5
In addition to a full stock
of Flour, Feed and Groceries,
we have on !land some first
class Timothy Seed, the best
to bo had.
We have also a supply of
the cheapest and best Stock
Food.
Produce taken In Exchange.
S. HARDY & SON
' 4
GR AHD TRUNK
Railway System
FOR i111NTERS 8150LI: FAiRE TO
Points in Tetna.;anli on T. & N. 0.
Ry., to points Matt:awe to Port Ar-
thur and Sault Ste Marie inclusive,
vi.a North !lay or via. N. N. Co.
GOOD GOING OCTOBER 10th TO
NOVEMBER 715
Muskoka Lakes Midland
Lake of flays I'enet'arez
,Maene•tewan River L:Ikcfiel.1.
All Stations Arzyle to Coboconk,
Lindsay1Q 1{al 1 n ton
Severn to North Ray
i'oints on Northern Nay. Co.,
(Georgian Bay and Mackinaw Divi-
sion.)
0001) (7015(7 OCTOiIEit 26th TO
NOVEMiIER 7th.
All tickets valid returning until
li••
9t),
For tickets, illustrated literature and
full information, call on
J. J. KNIGHT.
Depot ticket agent, Exeter.
J. D. McDONALD
District passenger agent. Toronto.
LES VEGETABLE SICILIAN
Hair Renewer
is It true you want to look old P Theo keep your gray hair. if not,
then use Hall's Hair Renewer, and have all the dark, rich color
of early life restored to our hair.
DRESS GOODS.
Don't overlook our dress goods. We show you the
best range of the popular plaids. We have all the new
tweeds, plain and fancy cloths, and will be pleased to show
you our best.
"Highost price paid for all kinds of Farm Produce.
CABLING BROS.
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DESIRABLE FURNITURE
At Tempting Prices.
This month we offer r few Attractive Specials in Furniture.
Solid Quarter Cut Oak Dress and Stand, with large British Bevel Plate
Mirror, Regular price $35•oo ; salts price, complete, 532.00
Solid Quarter Cut Oak Sideboard, with British Bevel Plate Mirror, two
small and one large drawers, large size cupboard, regular price $32 ;
sale price $3o.00.
Solid Quarter Cut Oak Dining Table, full extension, regular price, $22.00
sale price $20.00.
Solid Quarter Cut Oak Dining Chairs, leather seats, one arta and five
small chairs. Regular price 519.00 ; sale price $16.5o.
W. C. HUSTON,
Funeral Director,
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THE SOVEREIGN BANK OF CANADA
CAPITAL RESERVED AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS, WIER $2,000,000
Total Assets - - - Over $12,000,000
Accepts sums of $1.00 and upwards on deposit
in Savings Department.
Buys and Sells Exchange on all parts of the world
Collects Drafts, Coupons, Dividends, etc , on the
most favorable terms.
Does a General Banking Business.
EXETER
RETIRINFC
FROM BUSINESS.
BI4 DI6OEQIIt oll RCdUU4OWCdr
610th1110.
116 New Overcoats to select from.
84 New Suits for men.
83 New Suits for boys.
56 New Pairs of Men's Pants.
47 New Pairs of Boy's Pants.
We were quite unprepared for this RETIRIA
SALE therefore the REASON of our hav-
ing such a
Stock of New Clothing
These goods must go at a great sacrifice.
We have cut the prices from 25 tO 40 per colt.
We welcome every person and hope to see
you all. Get some of our Big Reductions.
TERMS:=•Produce or Cash.
10 GOODS GIVEN ON APPROBATION. NO 00003 TAKEN BACK AFTER PURCNASEI.
Popiestone & Gardiner.
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