Exeter Times, 1906-11-08, Page 16111 EXETER ': 1fit ES. NOVEMBER Stb 1904
STI3WART'S
FIRS
UAre with us a Very Strong Point
We believe we show the Largest and Best Selected
Lot of Furs to be found in any one retail store in West -
R ern Ontario-• that is when you leave the cities out of the
question and when you want Fur Values you must leave
there out tor we beat them all out ori Values. Why, be -
S l cause our expenses are so much below city expenses and
buying all for cash direct from the makers, puts us right
on thr bottom ground floor.
COME IN and we will prove to you that our Furs and
Values are "IT."
$32.50
Market Report. -The following Is
the report of Exeter markets. sor-
rectcd up to November 8th.
Wheat, 69 to 70 cerate per bushel.
Oats:, 33 ;to 34 cents per buseat.
Bewley, 42 to 41 cents per bushel.
Peas 70 to 75 cents per beoheI.
Shorts, $20 per ton.
Flour. $2 per awl.
Bran. $18 per ton.
Hay, $8 to $10 per ton.
Potatoes. 95 cents per tail;.
Feed (lour, $1.20 to $1.255 ver cwt.
Beanie $1.30 per bushel.
Clover seed. $7 to $8.50 per bus.
Fa_..s, 2(Ic. a dozen.
flus ler. 20c. u pound.
l'oai, X7.00 ,ser ton.
Hogs. dressed. $8 per cwt.
Ilozs. liveweight, •5.70 per cwt.
Large on•ons, 60o a bushel.
Chicken. tic. t,er sauna.
Hens. 7c to 8c per pound.
Duck,. 10c. per pound.
Geero, 9c. rter pound.
Turkeys, 13c. per pound.
Dried Apples, 5c. per pound.
THURSDAY, NOVEMI3ER 8th, 1906
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LOCALS •
•••••••• 1•N•••♦
For Mena' Fur -lined Coats. Good Ehe11, lined throughout
with Baby Wallaby and oollarand reveres of Marmot Ot-
ter. They are great veluem.
$4o to 50
b19
$15
S55
For Mens' Natural Coon Coats, Guaranteed free
from Dye. nettle from selected Skins and every
Coat sold under guarantee.
For our famous Black Yak Fur Coat, the best man's black fur coat
etre know of. Strong, soft hides, full -furred and all guaranteed.
Yes. you can get cheaper coats but they will be dearer in the end.
For Mens' Natural Grey \Vall:aby Fur Coats. looks like Coon and
wears well. but not so heavy in the fur.
Ladies' Black Kersey Cloth Coats lined throughout with choice Ka-
Itiga Fur and largo Storm Collar and Reveres of choicest American
Sable,
*35 to 42
For Ladies. Bokaran Fur Coats with choicest
American Sable Collars and Reveres -they are
Beauties.
S42 LO 48
For our choicest Ladies' Biack Bokaran Russian
Blouse Coat. Collar and Blouse fronto of the very
finest American Sable -with best Rope Silk Girdles.
We show nearly a hundred Fur Coats. Yes, our stock
of Neck Furs and Ruffs is also large and prices in favor of
the buyers. COME TO US for your furs we will use you
well.
Produce is as good as Cash.
Butter, 21c per lb.; Eggs 20c a dozen; Dried Apples 50 a Ib.
J A. SrI'E' T A.RT
BARGAIN LIST OF COLD WEATHER NEEDS
DRESS GOODS 200 yards plaid dress goods, all new
coloro,about is dozen d►fferent patterns
108 yds heavy tweed dress goods 54 srleudid value at floc; on sale for 48c
inches wide Guaranteed pure wool. a yard.
Splendid for twits or skirts- Regular
price 76c; Oa sale for goc. a yd.
000 yards of dress goods, pretty
tweed effects iu blue. green and grey.
Dark shades. Regular price 75e; on
sale for sec a yd.
300 yards black dress goods, heavy
quality. pure woo1.44 in. wide, regular
price 85c; on sale for sec a yd.
125 yards plaid dress goods in blue
and red. also blue and green, excellent
for children's dresses, washing ureter -
tat, worth 15c; on sale for roc a yd.
GOLF JERSEYS --Ladies all wool
Golf Jerseve. in navy. white, gre•an,
cardinal. blue and black Inhde in new-
est fashion, make yourself cotnfortable
by wearing one. Price only $2.00.
WOMEN'S COATS We are showing the very nicest kind of Coate.
Coats not to be secs elsewhere and not ezprn-
sive.
Pretty Tweed Coat at $5.00. $8.00. $10.00
PrettFawn Coat at 810.00 and $12.00
Pretty Black Coat at $8.00. $10.00, $12.00
Miss Bruce, of Clinton, is visiting
Mrs. R. Murphy.
Mr. Will Muir „pent Sunday with
frieruts in ltitigetown.
Mr. 8. A. 1'oplestone visited his
mother in town this week.
Miss Jones is visiting at the home
of her ristcr, Mrs. Mann's Hensall,
Mrs. Win. Davis, of London, vis-
ited friends in town during ;the
wreak.
Commissioner Bissett is this week
giving Main street its usual fall
cleaning.
The Misses Weekes attended the
funeral of their uncle at Lambeth
last Nreek.
Mrs. W. D. Clarke- Left Saturday
for London, where she will ;remain
during the winter.
The Ladies' Aid of C:aven church
purpose holding n social and sale
of work on Nov. 30th.!
Mr. 8. Sample. of kullarton's Cor-
ners. moved into Mr;: D. McInnis'
house on Tuesday last.
Mrs. John 'Willis. of itod;;cr'vitic,
•••••••••••••••••••••••• i Division Court will be held here
I
�� foundation The work
..n I h . fo n ion of
the canning 'factory is progressing
rapidly.
Mr. Fred Wells is moving hir family
from Dashwood to Exeter.
I Mr. Richard Seldon. of Ingerscll,
visited his son here on Saturday last.
Mr. R. Elston has completed a colo -
nisi cement veranda on the front of
Iris residence on Andrew street.
Rev. Martin will preach in the Blyth
Presbyterian ('hutch next Sunday.
owing to the resignation of Rev. Mc -
I Lean.
• Mr. R. G. Seldon and family are this
week moving to town anti in future
! will snake their home with lips, G.
Sam well.
Thomas llandford's house which
a was moved from the south end of the
1 town was placed in his property on
• 1 Andrew street last Friday afternoon.
•
It is understood that Mr. Beverley
• '' has cancelled the two remaining r•i. -
•
certs of the season's course. The pat-
e ronage has not been up to expectations
land the two concerts already given
I were a considerable loss financially to
Mr. Beverley..
2
I Mr, 31 Jackson last Satord:ay pttr-
•••N•••••••N•••N••! • - chased i hheBaskerville stroppily on
I Main 8•r.•et south of thr passer house.
Mr. Inc esnn iutena. ,Waking extenl've
repairs to the buildingbuildingend stable.
I Mr. Market vitt.. is a'. pteeent working
in tondos' and intends moving his
family there.
1 DIAMONDS11
Diamonds for those who ad-
mire them, and who doesn't
We have a beautiful stock
of
perfectly cut diamonds exquis-
itely set in
RINGS, PINS, and BROOCHES
Our Diamond are bought loose
direct from the cutters and
eyery stone is Bold with a guar-
antee. We are giving special
prices on diamonds we have in
stock, but next year they will
be higher. See our $26.00 dia-
mond ring, it is great value.
Optical Department
layer scientifically tested free.
Wedding Rings
fi._Mar6Mu d
next Wednesday.
GOOD
CLOTHING
I)o not let all the Good Chances past
you, if you are likely to need a new
Suit during the next siz months you
will be doing yourself a favor by getting
it now.
Take Advantage
of our Special Discount of
TWENTY PER CENT.
WE DON'T
Try to fit a Man into a readv-
tnade Suit, we make the Suit
to Fit the Man and to fit him
as If it wete his own Suit -not
a borrowed one. If You want
to have the reputation of be-
ing a cor'r'ect dresser let US do
the Talloirng for you. andou
will ever be sure of good Ma-
terials good Fit, Special Work-
manship and perfect finish.
W. W. Taman
BOYS, SWEATERS.
Bove all wool sweaters in blue,
cardinal and black with fancy col-
lar and cuffs. heavy weight, every
boy should have one for school
wearing. Price only 50c.
THE OLD RELIABLE
A Spire is Suggestive
UNDERWEAR
Men's shirts and drawers, a lot
of different makes in Wools. Un-
ions and fleeced lined, all selling
at the same price. Special 50c a
garment.
CHILDREN'S TOQUES
Big assortment of wool toques.
honey comb knit, heavy quality,
all colors; special at 25c.
WOOL HOSIERY
Women's extra heavy all wool
hose (Burritt's make) warranted
to wear, size 8i, 9, 9i;on sale at 35c
Childrens in same quality; price
according to size.
SHELL & ROWE
Black Tights fur Children
Misses and children's black
drawers in extra good quality. col-
or guaranteed fast. Price .38s to
60c a pr.
BED COMFORTERS
60 different styles of Comforters
all colors and all qualitiereone very
special line; selling at $2.50.
WOMEN'S GLOVES
Women's Mocho gloves in all
the new shales. warm and good
wearing. On sale for 50c a pair.
Mrs. A. llolland left. Tuesday for
St. Marys to attend the funeral of
Mr. 1'. Armstrong. nni r+n n�uwn NIBMr.Tic Donald is moving into his
new house opposite Main street
church. I his week.
Mrs. It. 11. Collins and Miss Don
thron entertained n nutritive- of their
lady friends Tuesday evening.
Mrs. D. Johns and Miss Lillis left
yesterday for St. Marys where' they
will visit for a few days.
Mr. and Mre. \V. J. Carlin;, left
Wednesday morning for a trip
YOU SHOULD USE
Is this week moving -into Exeter and . through Itis Southern state.-.
will live oil h her ren Ed. over 'the Mrs.. N. D. Burdon returned Tues..
barber stop. day evening from England where
Charlie Dyer, of the MoIsons Bank she visited for two months.
staff, llensall, is oft duty this week Miss Ethel Bissett who has been
en ,agcd as milliner at Watford is
of his parcels here. at her home owing to i1lntiss.
owing to illness and is at the )tome
Mies Chesney. of Godericb.. :who Mrs. Taylor, of Chicago, is visit•
has !wen visiting her cousin. Mrs. Ing her brother, Mr. Wm. Bowman
Geo. McLeod, left Wednesday ,for rid other relatives in this vicinity.
When you want light, wit
tious tea biscuits and cakes.
Seaforth to visit relatives. Mr. Lee Blatchford left for Lon-
Oevfnd to have
ofa business phi• dt3ia Monday where ho has secured a
char we have ut had time to petition in the electrio Works there.
change our ad, but we are .-o. Miss McCallum, of Midland. who
Steal bargains just the same. -J, was visiting at the ,home of Mr. T.
Stewart' II, McCallum, returned to eter home
The Ladies Guild o[ the Triv�t.t last Saturday.
,Memorial church purpose holding Mr. Percy away, n
their annual bazaar on Dec. 7th, af• chiles at Mr. :an Mrs. who wasd'a
tern ce and eaFuller an for Tome weeks left for Toronto'
nounccmcta'.s later. last wecKc.
The organ of the Trivitt �Mem.7r- Harsh, purgative remedies are
sal church having, been rep rand fast giving way to the gentle action
ret Brawn , the organist, Mr. W. and mild effects of Carter's Little
Brown will give a half hour ,iccftal Liver Pills. If you try them they
on Sunday evening after service. will certainly please you .
Mr. Ambrose Cottle received an Mrs. Theta. Sweet and son Allen,
day eutw is .hid forehead last Sve a• who have been visiting here with
day which rend laid b :several (Fiends for risme few weeks left on
stitches to close and laid him up for Wednesday for Winnits' to join Mr.
buzz saw when a portion
o on o[ a
a ;rev tiny:. Tie
was.; Erw:-'a a Sweet, who has secured a position
eire shat city.
board flew up striking him in the Mr. Geo. ikae}s, formes ly of F.xo-
face, the cut being the result.
DR. OVENS EYE AND EAR SUR- ter, and grow. of Uhoppele, Rainy Riv-
er district, had his household goo,ls
will at the taotnmeroial last 'week. Mrs,
'tie -
Boom, wa be stripped from hero la a
Hotel t9. first m. Friday of pain. Glass-th. Davis left last week .to joint her
)lours, 9.30 a. to 4.30 p. in. Glass- husband.
es properly fitted and diseases of eye,
\\.o recommend our readers to sub -
ear and move treated. Next visit scribe to )the Farme't'4 Advocate an$
F' They, UnclNove
9th. Home Magazine, (lac beat hgricul-
The Uncle Dudlt+y from Missouri tural journal in .Americo. The
day night failed
to play here last Fri- Times and Farmer's Advocate Atom
day night failed to he convinced by Times
Jan 08. 8225.
the advance agent that Exeter is a rikow
good show town and failed to put in If you bad taken two of Carter's
an appearsncd. Several carne in from Little Liver Pills before retiring you
the country and well. disappointed would not have had that coated ton -
when they learned that the company Bus or bad taste in the mouth this
would not play. morning. Keep a vial with you for
A number from Exeter attended ()tensional use.
the +tea at flan Sexsrnith chuyoh. last --....-
Monday
`Monday evening. The affair twas
n
equal t a of better than city pre -
A VIVID STORY
becornl'n doubly ebsa r!.in,t when you
hero good glasses to 'pad with.
They lent.ti'a a,ll etr,aiu from 1ht•
eyes. if you ever feel any ill.
effects from reading. better let us
EXASIINE YOUR 3EYES
We'll do it with utmee,et care. In
rase you 1 .41 giass••s. we'll fit yon
with a pair exactly Ault cal to your
•
}'„ • pay Jor the teat fes on'.y-not
for n •r skilled cervices.
W. S. HOWEY Phm. B.
Chemist andOet'ease
Next door to Past-ofilee. Exeter
;Merchant Tidier.
Notice.
views tea and file program even The tax collector announces that
horoughly enjoyed by tho Targe au- he will he al ,the town hall every
dtones'. Several from Exeter took Saturday from 9 to 12 and 1 to 6
part in elm program, among wkom up to Dec. 81,11, for the receiving of
evero Misses Howey and 'Murray, taxes. Ile will be at the town hell
who furnished raiding%: Misses on the 12th, I:ltla and 14th of Decent•
rollick and Howard a etuett, .and ber. _
Miss Musgrove. of London, n read-
ing. The Hensen quartette niso GROWING OLD BEFORE YOUR
says, rous and discouraged. Something is
took part and were heartily received. TIME
The resident ministers gave Adrian- Broken in spirit, weak in body, net.-
It was rumored a few days ago wrong, and each day sees. you failing
that ,everat gentlemen. whose credit away. .lust one thing to do -Build
at the hank does not exceed their up. To do this. use Ferrozone. What
deposits. thought the establishment a tonic it is! Appetite, why it makes
n[ another bank in •town woofs be you eat tremendously. Digest. indeed
about the proper thins to meet you will. Rich red blood will carry
their demands and a stock ecensetny nourishment to eyery part of the body
was immediately formed. I'roviaaion. tired organs take on new life, color,
at difeel or4 were elected, cashiers, spirit and ambition are restored. Per -
manager, tellers, book kccpers. Ord- feet manhood and aboundingFhealth
is
tors, etc., r,ppointed, but alas! the the unfailing p
te
only one whit could produee the sty it, 60c per hos everywhere.
amount of the first payment of his
Block Laid :his twenty-five+ cents on
the bar a n•1 r1i•l "rom^ on boys let's
have anuzae'r." and the narsillanimous
promoters of this pseudo corpora•
lion are wailing for another wh•
can raise the price.
It Never Fails
One should Aspire to have their Firm's Name just that suggestive. It
should always bring to the reader's mind the choicest quality and vari-
ety of goods in one's particular line of busluesgs. Our name stands for
Dry Goods
the Lest in line of,
Our Stock et New and Natty Dress Goods
Is the most complete in all the leadiog clothe We are showing this week
the largest stock of
Under proper conditions to make
delicious and wholesome food.
Leads in Popularity
Because it
Leads in Quality
F:yen 'nese 70rroh.ants are ,a little
skcptiral about re+lidion. One of
them was 1c1linpr ua a few days :ago
of a woman, who is :a regular at -
:at devotional t
a l c r -',
rtel
the devot'xs
fondant
c
of [n'tlow.,laip meetings held e v er
)I
Sunday morning, coming pato Ju.+
place of business each Monday r orn-
ing with a baraktrtful of "sttietly
fresh" cage, which • • lain; can•'
doled are found t Iso variety
reserved for the onoxi•ua theeptan
who treads the footlights. Some
believe that defrauding the govern -
meet ie not a crime, oxidic others
have the same idea when it conies
to dealing .with merchants "'rhe
glory of being in 1110 mercantilel
bu.tnese is not what it Ns cracked
up to be" said ,ice. "when Settling
en!' that clam of people."
AN ENGLISH AUTHOR WROTE:
"No shade, no shine. no fruit., no
,• 8. S. NO. 1 I'8110I1NE
The following tat the percentage
.,brained by the pupils in 8. 8. No.
3, T'sborn.% for the month of Octo-
ber : 8r, IV. -Carrie Copeland, 78:
Vilt•n McCerdy. 76; Laura Clark. 69
Alberta Clark, 69: RU• Francis, 60;
Myrtle Stinson, 58: Ada McCurdy,
51: ITcrtie Doupe, 51. Jr. IV -Eth-
el ibt,r, fT . Jerrie i`
McCurdy,
4e;
r•
Victor McCurdy, 4•, • Hr. TiL-Iloav-
nrd McCurdy, 81 ; John Francis. 80;
Mei Shier, Its; Arlow Copeland. 58;
ieald'lle Turnbull, 55; Oliver 'McCur-
dy. 56, 8r. 11. -Leonard llama, 81:
Eleanor Doupe. 65. Jr. 1i. -Janie
MrCaill:ogle 81; Jd:a Irvine, 80 ; Reg-
gie Doupe, 76; Oscar Copeland, 54.
Sr. 1'1. TT. -Fern Francis, 74: Grant
Duncan, 74. Sr. P1. T-itoy Fletcher
100; Tcnnie McCurdv, 87: ',enter Mc•
Curdy. 6:,. Jr. f't. 1 -Gordon Cope -
lend. 55 ; George Harrow, 5.1; l.t!!i•an
Kay. 60.
ISABELLA M. GARDINER, Teacher.
Ask for
Ladies'
WAISTS
-AND-
Ready to Wear
Skirts
That we have ever
shown. very latest designs and cut from American
We do not carry Ladies' Jackets but can
sell you from Catalogue showing sample of
Cloths from the best makers,
BUTTER, 20c per pound) Highest price paid for produce.
EGGS 20c per dozen
DRIED APPLES 5c
BUY NOW l
Cole's Baking Powder
The Kind that never fails to
please at
Cole's Drug Store
CARLING BROS.
SIR THOMAS HARLOW ON CAN-
CER RESEARCH ANI) TIIE
LAY PRESS
According to fiir Thomas Barlow.
of London. physician to ithe royal
household. before leaving New York
for England recently expressed him-
self as follows its regard to the var-
ious alleged discoveries of t he cause
of cancer and erpeci'iIl31 in regard to
sensational abatements in the fay
press.
"It its really something that should
not be tdiecusscd in the lay press,"
said Dr. Barlow to n Po:di-Despatch
reporter in elle •Murray Bill hotel,
just before 'he started for the steam-
ship pier. "Undue nlarm many be
created among It.hc ignorant and
Wee hopes aroused. I have seen
countless publications concerning
cancer and she probability of
cure. i neorupulous pructitionerr
have a- .trtcd 11hat the, ,cern of (lis -
e,^ 'r':.s been discovered and with
tho discovery the product oin of an
antitoxin n Bich would destroy it as
we .lest ru> i he ggernr of diphtheria.
"'Tito truth is that the medical
profession is no nearer the cause or
the cure t,f cancer today than it wan
a hundred years ago. We ;still :lire
delving and honing. We are vwkin t
progress slowly, but we arc not yet
ee it bin sight of t he coil. Assertionq
have been made by irresponsible phy-
sicians that the ,term has hewn NVI-
lated. The ;,tatement is false. The
germ of caancer is yet lo be discov-
ered.
All disorders caused by a bilious
stab of the system can be cared by
using Carter's Little Liver Pills. No
pain. griping or dieeornfort attend-
ing their use. Try them.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
Itching. Blind, Bleeding, Protrud-
ing Piles. Druggists are authorized
to refund money it I'azo Ointment
fails to cure in 6 to 14 days. 60e. --
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE 11AYDL'uigh Grade" Training
Take Laxative Bromo Qginin a Tab. IMPORTE
lets. All druggists refund the men -
et if it falls to cure. E. W. G •nve's
-jointure is on eash box. Me.
YourFuture Assured
A savings account in The Sovereign Bank
makes you happily independent of the
Lure which keepsyu from worry ui
the present. Opensavings account to -day.
Deposits of from $1.00 and upwards
received. Interest paid 4 times a year.
it
Soverelgn Bank Of Canada
CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETER.
JOSEPH SNELL, Manager. OLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors
Western Real EstatejCorn I Corn!
Exchange, Limited,
78 Dundas St., Londoli i We !lave jus" 1'eceived a ear
Have you a farm that you want of old Cure of excellent fluali
to will Write for our tcrma of eel- sty which we are selling at
ling property. We have the mos
complete method of adaertiein; and
selling property in Oauada. Do you
want to buy a farm or business
property in any part of Ontario?
Send for our list. We have some
bariaina.
TURKEYS WANTED
We want to buy your Tur-
keys and will pay the highest
market price, Write for par-
ticulars and state how many
you have.
reasonable prices.
Exchange
We will be pleased to ex-
change corn for Oate, Barley
Peas or Wheat. We lis. ndle
all kinds of Grain.
HARVEY BROS.
EXETER, ONTARIO.
The Canada Poultry & Produce
Co., Limited, Stratford, Ont.
I am
paying this week
for
Wheat - 70c
Oats - 34c
GRAND TRUNK SY'SEM
SiNGLE FARE
FOR IIs°NTF:It..
;.,ing October 91h. to Nov.
To all taints in 'remag:uni,
n Tema ea mi. rw,ints Matowa,toPort
Arthur to Stull Ste, Marie and fart
All hur e i a N. N. ('o., do Georgian
Hay 1,151 Lake Superior points via N.
N. Co.(to g.ottt4s•ora N. N. Co. extra
Barley 39 to 40c rla,rg,•r „ill be made for „wt,:
berths returning), to certain
por111 a.
Full stock of Lime and GOING ocr. 2511,., TO NOV. 6th.
6th.
points
uebee
IE
Cement always on
hand.
Richard Seldon
xeter, Centralia
and Clandeboye
7'o l'crrton, , Midland, i.akcfield
all goings Severn ,to North Bay, Are
girlie to Colesconk, Lindttay t o Hall-
s \ . waDepot Har-
bor
1 ads ales to 1 pc lin
tzar Muskoka Lakes, Lake of hays
and M:agnetewau river pointe.
RETURN LIMIT DEC. 8tlt 1306
For tickets and full attormation call
on
J. J. KNiGITT. Depot Ticket Agent
J. D. McDONALD,
District i'usernger Agent. 1 wont*
flowers, no leaves -November! Many
Atnerleans would add no freedom
from catarrh, which is 90 aggravated
during this month that it becomes
constantly troublesome. There is
abundant proof that catarrh is a con-
stitutional disease. It lb related to
scrotal* and consumption, being one
of the wasting disesees. Hood's Sar-
saparilla has abovIn that what is cap-
able
P
able of eradicalink scrofula, complete-
ly cures catarrh, and taken in time
prevents consumption. We canuot
see how any sufferer can put off tak-
ing this medics'se, in view of the wide-
ly published record of its radical and
permanent cures. It is undoubtedly
America's GreatestMedicine forAmer-
ka' Greatest disease -Catarrh.
CAL• MI Eel CIVIL Now AL•INVot
Inn th
SU1T!NGS
We call your atten-
tion to our large stock
of imported Suitings.
i
The
best offerings from
English and Scotch
mills, representing the
most fashionable weav-
es and fabrics.
---T -
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tail,'T
pays and that is the kind the famous
1
1
TORONTO. ONT.
Gives to its students. Ile •
cent students have taken
positions at saint
es from
$60 per month to $1000 per
annum. It is a well-known
fart that nits school is the
hest of its kind in Canada.
This month is is splendid
time to enter. All gradu-
ates get. p•,nitions. The de-
mand it. nearly twenty times
the curtly. Write to day
for mngniffllelent catalogue.
W J, Elliott. Principal
Con Venire and Alexander
Street P.
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