Exter Times, 1910-10-06, Page 1YOU NEED
COLE'S BAKING POWDER
Wheu you want Tight, white nutritious
tea biscuits and cakes. It never fails under
proper conditions tt) retake delicious and
Wholesome food.
25 CENTS A POUND
COLE'S DRUG STORE
rHIRTY-SEVENTII YEAR -No 1929
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JONES di, MAY'S
Rhone No. 32.
\Ve are showing for this seasons wear the smartest range of
Ladies' and Children%' Coats we have ever shown before. Alt
the New Effects are shown in the latest cloths and shades, C'oa
Collar. Shawl l'ollat ..and Military Collars are amongst. theut,t
Hero is one of our many
styles of Coats which you will
find to tit as neat as a glove.
iIOWS
Chiltlfe�s
COATS
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Another Style of our Nifty Gar-
ments. We have dozens just as good
or better.
New Colored Dregs Goods
We are making a Big Noise with our New Fall Dress (foods
Why? Because the have the right Goods in the Leading Shrvlee.
A look through this department will convince you of this. Dress
Goode for 25e. 50c, 75c, $1 and $1.25.
Ladles' Swell Furs
Our Furs are the beet yet.
All the New Novelties and
Staple Styles are herein Stoles
Throws. Scarfs and Muffs.
See Them
Sweater Coats
Another Shipment just ar-
rived in the New Colors. They
are very scarce Goods, so get
one Early.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS -We are headquaartere for New l'ar-
psts and hugs. New Curtains and Blinds. New Linoleuncr and
Oilcloths, New Madras Curtains and New Tapestry Etc.
OENT,y' Fi:RNISHINO8-Always the hest. New Shirts and
.Collars. New Ties and Sox. New Suits and Sailings, New Hats
and Caps and New Sweater Coats.
Jones & Ma
1L t:1.(lltarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford
Clothing ;t13() high grade shoes and wall paper
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Huron & Middlesex Gazette
EXETER, ONT 1 CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER lith 1:110.
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: TRUSSES :
We cat ry a complete stock cf the differ-
ent makes of trusses. %Viten in need, euros
10 Its. Hee the new "Perfection 'fr•IIss."
Consultation fete.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
COLE'S DRUG STORE
T11E tVL"S•fF.lt-1rOLL .Watson, 1. [Hooke. (Mr. Oats •, of
Ob. schen the Ouster•-•oll is calledr School Field Day Lucan umpired the game, and gave
And all our frames are spuk •bi goad s•ve, codon.
The annual sports of the Exeter A silver collection was laked ut
lain, school wer• u Itig Sucoe:tt. the gates Ito defray the expenses
= We will be there to answer back)
• \Cith Alert. in 'Jesus name,"
Z And schen our Captain leads us on,
• • Amid the darkest of the fray.
Z • Then may .our hearts; bei tris and
_ • brave
And full of .courage by the way,
I•� And when life's battle scenes shall
end, 1
• +1 We hear tb roll as called again:
Will we be standing faithful there.
== Beside the Master on the 'Iloilo!
•. Ob; when our Captain views the
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And find his voldicrs true and
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• Then may we Wear these pr
ions words:
• • , You've done the very best you
could.
• . Ashland, I:ans.
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BOWLING
A bowling tournarnent of Scotch
:: , doubles was run oft on the green last
sweek. Messrs. R. N. Creech and S.
• Bawden were the winners. Follow-
= ing was the playing:
• First Draw
• I (ilaelman, Anderson def.
• Z I Levett, Greive
• Harrison. Ford def. Christie. Knight
• • Creech, Bawden def.
• • Stewart, Linelenfleld
• • Seldon. Acheson def. Carling. May
• • Blatchford, Bright. def Tayor, Sweet
• k laman, Hurdon def. Collins, Walper
• • Clarke. Davie def. Stanbury, Gould
• • Snell, Spackman def.
lleaman. Weidenbammer
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Second Draw
Clarke, Davie def. Snell, Spackman
Creech. Bawden def.
I3latchford, Bright
Harrison, Ford def.
Glad man, Anderson
Taman, Hurdon def Seldon, Acheson
Semi Finals
Clarke, Davis def. Harrison. Ford
Creech, Bawden def. Taman, Hurdon
Finals
Creech, Bawden dot. Clarke, Davis
On Monday the first draw was made
••I for it single tournament the games to
• is played by Saturday night. Mr. \V.
=W. Tainan is offering a lane~ vest
• and \V..1. Heitman a pair of Rogers'
• carve 14 for this event.
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• EXETER COUNCIL
2 •• A special meeting of the Council
• was held In the reading room of the
'Town Hall on Friday. Sept. :10th. ••ta
called by the Reeve. The minutes of
the meeting held Sept. loth were read
and approved.
Communications were read as fol -
Iowa, 7'. M . ('ullon regarding the re-
pair of the marl sed, hydrant and
:: water tnaine. Per Levett and ilea-
• man that the amount of personal
hand as offered by M. Cullon, teeing
•2 satisfactory. 10 the council. the sante
1• he accepted and the clerk forward the
copy for signature.-Carrled.
A letter from Smart, Turner Mach
Zi ins Co. also letters from Mr, Farn•
comb regarding Jos. Lawson, contract
The account of Mr, Flews for the
setting of the water wheel etc. was
read amounting to $:)11 15 The same
I was ordered paid on motion of Hea-
nian and Balkwill.
Per Levett -Wainer that roller
era': skating be prohibited on the sidewalk
An amendment by Heantan and !talk -
will that roller skating be prohibited
on Main street only, The Iteeve de -
3 dared in favor of the amendment.
Per lialkwill- Lovett that the Clerk
write Mr. Fertcconrts ordering a new
set of thteade W fit our tire hero coup-
ling, and the matter of removing the
old threads and the installing of the
, new be left with the fire chief.-Carr-
le(l.
Mr. Rivers addressed the council in
regards to the removal of an electric
light pole in front of his nroperty, the
same being oposite him proposed road-
' -No action.
Jos. Senior, Clerk.
I The Times and W.ekly Globe will
:be sent to new subscribers for tho
balance of the )car for 25 cents.
Rev. Mr. Lowe. r. ctor of St. Mil -
1 1hew's Anglican church, London, has
tender,d his rcmigoation to accept the
park!' of Lucan. made vacant by
the Removal of Rev. Arthur Carlisle
to Will 1- •,r.
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Ought to be a Good Place to go to when there is Furniture
to be bought.
TIiATSFEMS REASONABLE. DOESN'T IT? SO IT i8.
We helve confidence enough in our Stack to unhesitating•
y invite YOU to give it a Critical Examination.
We know that we otter you the pick of the Finest Furniture
produced in this Country.
NOTHING MORE, NOTHING LESS
And the beauty of it is that you are not naked to pay
more here for undoubted Values than goods, Not as Good
.-oruetirnem cost at other places. That's the Thought that are
would like W have Remembered.
We Sell the STANDARD Sewing Machine. The Standar
Rotary the finest Sewing .Machine Produced.
Jas. Beverley LT?ATIiVn UNT)RRTAKI1lt AND
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ANGLICAN CLERGY TO MEET elude the following topics;
AT EXETER NEXT TUES-
DAY ANI) WEDNESDAY
The Church and Moral iteform-'f.
I1. Luscombe, h'sq. Discussion, Rev,
Frank Leigh.
The third conference of thear(•hdea Our Diocesan ('allege -Rev. Waller,
.conry of IAnldntl Will he held in 'Priv• discussion. Iles. A. A, Bice.
lot 1fe(norsal Church Exeter. on Tues• Liturgical Worship ---Rev. M. Tarn•
day and Wednesday, October II k 12. I bull. Discussion, Rev. E. W. Hughes
Opening at :t p. in on Tuesday at- Church Literature ---Hey. 7. O. A.
tetnnon with a business mesmoin, the Wright. Discussion. Rev. (1. M. ('ox produce entire eat olfaction.
clergy will afterwards be entertained Interdenominational fellowship- Ite:all Orderlies are eaten like
Ito tea. lt,•v, I). W. Collins, of Exeter Rev. F (i Newton. Discussion Rev. candy. they act .rpuietly. and have
THE DOCTOR'S QUESTION
Much Sickness Due to Bowel Dia-
ordere
A doctor's first lineation when
consulted by a ,patient ie." Ar your
bowels regular)" Ile knowa that
96 per east. of illn . s is it tended -
by inactive bowels and torp •1 liver
and that this condition must be
removed gently and thoroughly be -
for• h •alth can be restored.
Rexalf Orderli.-s are a positive
pleasant and safe remedy for con-
stipation and bowel klisorder in
general. We are Ito certain of their
great curative vale•• that we promise
to return the purchas r' mon )•
in every case when they fail to
instead of the (customary canvas for
The annual 11.•11 jtay of th, Exeter orixes, 'f'} committee deserve
school held on Friday last was a great credit for tlru way everything
red
let day fur the was carried out, it he tvholu day's pro -
scholars. The tcenther t. us e=- graft being run off without het)'
eelknt and large nutnbr•rs liresent ,lisputes or unmanly playing. The
to witnesa the events. Loftus Bern I Lucan rcholnrs aro excellent sports
was winn'r of the senior, Champ qd th• way they conduct d them -
E.
Jor the day while Jluberti .evcl, in the different games mkt
.tones ten, )tion r of the Jr. :urd)Lze spurts refl,cts much credit upon
1':. Ilunkii n .- the tvin.H •r of lh,.nt, 'It i•+ cxpzctcd that the return
the girl- chawl.ioii hip Over fifty i.;.utet twill be played in Lucan friday
of the Lucan litigh. school rattle up when n number will niso go down to
and added greatly .to the lutenist take part 'the spurts of Orr Lucan
of the day. In the morning p base- Itiglt School.iu
hall match was played between the - ^,•.__
reboot ,,mi the jrs, of th • town and
resulted in a tie. the score being William Bawden Dead
7 to 7 (Iter, E G Powell acted
as umpire. Following Was the lino
up-Scbodl !I. Puke 1, 11. Hu 4,•1 2, Iteeve \Vitt. 11swden expires in
W. 'limey 2. 1,. Gr l-ve% 1, N. 11i11' k buggy while driving hone
Ii. Triebncr 11. w•
V. S, �•t 0. 1'. _Welsh
ti. It, llisrett 0, Town, 11. Elliott 0 The community was shocked Wed -
W, liresxcator 0, tt Heywood 2, G.
llurdon 2, 1+ mallett 0, C. ]Heywood
P. F. harness I. E. 8outhcott 0,
T. 'Elliott O.
After the bas .ball gam.. n basket•
ball match was played between the
girls of the Lucan High school and
the Fact, r High reboot. The teams
were evenly watched and a fast
and interesting gam:. . was -played.
The 1•-xete•r team won 10 to r2 at
nesdayy noon to learn of the death
of William Bawden, Reeve of Exeter.
Mr. Bawden had been around town
In the morningand about half
past eleven he let for foie home. On
arriving there it was found that, he
had expired in the buggy. Just pre-
vious to going house Mr. Bawden was
with the road men near the Town Hall
Ile was alone in the boggy and it is
supposed that he was stricken with
half time tbo ecor• was 8 to 6. 1n apoplexy when about half way home
the last half with three minutes left as his hat was found a little north of
to i'lay.the,rcore was 9 to 7 in favor the Metropoliton Hotel and alittle Come in and let us tell you about Canada Steel Ranges
of Exeter. Lucan scored on s, then farther up he was seen leaning over __
Exec •r scorsd one and Lucan scored in the buggy. His horse carried him to
1.00 per year in advance
another and the gam• ended with' the door of his house where it was 11EAM
xeter ow- ahead
The Exeter forwards were great- ceased has not been well for a few
1) putclassed in !size by th,. Lucas. days but nothing serious^ was anttic-
p; found that life was extinct The de
game and ares
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defeno but they put 1111 an eierllent 'itted, and this mor.:::5'
loudly cbl-erod thought to be some belief. Mani' (n-
Next to the Q)laying cattle `he rooters i aero were the expressions of Pietro,
he
and the air was filled with %bouts On learning the news and the deepest
nn) pchool y.•tls. Following was the
basket ball line up-Lucan, d.fence
Annie Armitage. Alma Reid. Ttfary
Heil. forwards 'Marion .Downing. A.
Wray. The spares were hefts
Topping, qt. MoliJ erson. linemen, C.
l t Ny, 13ery1L• Cross ; umpire, 'Jor.
Hoffard: referee. Mies Russ. .Exeter,
defenc . Anna Dow. Sarah It'tty.
centre Irma Itanni ,Agnes nob'
kirk. Gladys Ford : ,forwards. Mary
Acheson, Lilian Moyle. Th linemen
Iver: IS•erl Brown. Gladys 'K,stle
umpire. Miss Johnston.
In the afternoon th : sports were
•Id on th:. Agricultural ;;round~
There was a larg• attendance and
' the sport.+ wets- ksenty contested. In
the open .•vents to the Lucan scholar
there was a great deal of interest'
booq. and in iti--• events the
Ex -t. r boy a... tc able to hold there
own. ‘When n Lucan scholar showed
up well yon would hear eoinetbing
like ill's ; 1. II 1i • 1, it b,:
Lucan High school, Well 3 vuew;
Who are w•. don't you e.•.•, \Veard
the me mb r• of th I,. 11. b." or if it
Hca• an Ea : r •chular th• yell was
"One, two ttire:, four ; Iwo four,
throe four : Who nr• you going to
ve•ll for E- \--F.-T-E-It That's
will give the address of welcntne, T. B. Clarke.
which will he replied to by Rev. Arth- in the evening Miss T. A. Cornell.
sir Carlisle, after which there will be . head deaconess of the Church of Eng -
evening prayer and mention by the land i)eaconess Home, at Toronto,
Bishop of Huron, will give an address on Deaconess
\Vednesd.ty's proceedings will open Work and Rev. Cannon Ila ase, of the
with holy communion at tl a. tn., the
devotional adderes being given by
Rev. Cannon Craig. The conference
proper will open at, 10 a. tn., with the
archdeacon's address. followed by a
Bible study in Genese. Chaps 1 to X1
by Rev. R. J. M. Perkins, Rev. E. H.
froly will lead the d.mcuseion. know that he will preach on Tuesday
Menorinl Church, will speak on the
recent bicentenary celebration al
Halifax.
All the, sessiane ate open to the public
Thole who heard the llishop of Huron
speak at the Laymen's Missionary
meeting last year will be plea -,ed to
The afternoon programme will in- evening at ti o'clock.
a soothing, strengthening. beatific+
influence nn th:• entire intestina)
tract. They do )tot purge. grip .
o:i;Ie%e nausea, flatulence. excessive
loosenss, diarrhoea or other annoy-
ing effect. They are especially good
for children, weak p•'rson.+ or old
folk. Two raze', 25e. and 10c. Hold
only at our etore-The Heston Drug
Store% W 8 Cole.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
sympathy is extended to the bereav-
ed. The deceased is survived by a
widow, one daughter and two sons,
Fanny at hone, S. G. in business in
tomn,and .lames of the Molsons Bank
Port Arthur.
HORN
SIiItEENAN-At 8t, Joseph. Sept.
22nd. to Mr. nod Mr. Arthur
hhre.•nan, a daughter.
61116ON-1n Lucan. on beptemb:r
23rd. to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gib -
.on. a son.
FOIIEST-On t eptemprr 23rd, to
•Mr. nitd. Mrs. Jos. Fore. , a eon.
KELLY -On Proof Line Uliddulph, on
Sept. 25tH. to (5lr. and Mrs. Joseph
Kelly. a eon.
ICOFFIIAN-1n l):,,htvooi. on tiept,
29th. to 51r. and Mrs. henry Hoff-
man. a
GUEN'r11Elt-in Dashwood, on Sept.
30i to 51r. an -1 Mrr. Henry Guen-
ther, ti daughter.
GIIt.KOn-!n Lucan, on 8eptemb.'r 22
to Mr, ami 'Mrs. Walter Gibson, a
exon.
FOREST -1n Lucan, on Sept. 23rd to
11r. end Mrs. Jos. Forest•, n eon.
I:ELLY-On i'roof Lin-, R:ddulph. on
S:pt. 25th to .Mr. nil MI:. Je -;
the way you zpetl it This, in 1hi heels. n 'On.
way you yell it. Exeter. The events MARitTED
resulted as follows. i• BROOK~-IIFNGOUGH- io Rensall
Children's events -buys under 7 New- on Wednes lay, Sept. :S`t's, by
man (lardy, Aithur Itoweliffe, Eddie the Rev. F. J. lclillyard, Mica Myrt-
Divot girls under 7, Jessie- Howey ' 1e Ifrugough daughter of Mr I(obt.
J*farion Mel:illop. Mildred Marchand ; liengought Mr. Fred Brooks, of Lon -
boys under fl; Ernest Wells. C Mall dor.
et t,, Jim Fur: -:•son: gins under :r 1 F:It(:1 suss (',\\N -At the holm. of
1). Gould. 3. 1(aryr y, M
Bolden. boyo I ch.. 1 rid. par uta, Lair. .tad Mrs.
under 114 F. QI rara•ns O. Ortwein. t Chas. Vann, Lumley. on W.•dnr:eulay
W Harness, girls under 11 1'. lliowey.1 October 5th, Mfrs V.•rda Cana to
Edna Jonert V 3lallett.: siobstaeeo I *air. Edward Ferguson. of Exet -r.
race[, boys under 112. 0. Davis, \V ! 1111.1T-PHIPt'y- At Dunn avenue
Marne -t A Davis : boys under 12
Methodist church, Toronto, on
11 Parsons, G Ortwein. C. Bakserville' ,
irl+ under 12. X Johns, V (Willett.\�
Wednesday f )rt. 5th Suss Elisabeth
1. Howey. gas i
('lariddaughter of Vr, and Mrs.s.
W. T. Phipps, of F'nlLtrton, to 11 r.
Girls' ev^nts-Walking raw:' M. Robert B. Nulty. of Hamilton.
Coiling. E. 1lunkin. 1 Hardy. spike DIED
race, E punkin, 1. Taylor'
F• Treibner: peanut race. 1. !lardy l'ItEiGl1TON-In :'It. !lacy•, on S. et.
V Monett'. egg rac;. it Wood,1'. 2:nd. J)nvid ('n•trhtuu. heed ..I
Treiteasr, 1.. 'tasterobstacle race. y,.3
,.ar• :1 mo0th+ and days.
Et punkin. A dell. I. Taylor. The
1111.1. -Err Mitchell. on Scot. 2601.following were op• n to Inc)r. ; o.. lamer. non of Mr. John 11i11 aged
to.. race, E punkin. V Geiser I' Xyear+ en Oct. 13 1910.
Triehn,r.: 7+ yard dash, 1: Ilunk!n. BAKER -In Fullartot>, on rho 27th.
1 !lardy; A {hell; book race, E Ilan.: in12•l, George ilak:r zige+l (45
)'•'at•
E Triebn•r,: throwing hick t 5 metro hs, and 11 days.
balls I1• McClurg, Lucan, It Toppin.r HCENNA-let Htornhnl, on Rcpt.
Lucan : (I: punkin. half mita •!ay itK22n•l .John J. itch wm01e D. 1.,
race. A Armitage. Lucan, M. Acheson Hof Dublin. aged, 72 years.
L. Tnvlot• l)U'NN-In Logan, on Sept, 27th.
Ifo~+ events -100 yar:1 plash.boys Edwin. Fon of the: late �lieba,•1.
11 and under. 11. 1'arr•ons. G. pen- DU". art'•d 6 '. ars and ti months.
hale, C. Ilaskerville; ,100 yarn dash. ROCIi-in Logan• on B.Litt.2.tjl,
Orn Augu•t. Inf• r.t Fon of Mr,
Rock aged 16
Sr. 1, llern. 11. Triehn r. G. Taylor
220 yard race~ (ir. L. Ilcrn 11 Trie te-
nor. } •ap frog sae C. Wood and ll.
,ton -t, 1'. Welsh and F. Mcph••rsoo.
running broad jump r r. L Retro
II Triebncr. T I'.•nhale : Rlan)Jing
broad jump. or. IL Triebner Herr,.
Taylor, standing broad lamp. it
1. Gricce•k 1f ionea: hall mar re-
lay er. Vern tTriebn.•r halt m:(
relay rte • .Ir, "\\'ood. lli'l ; half tnti
bicycle rico, jr, Jiayham. R. Dou-
gall. Joe Davis. Tho followinu
event w.•r• open to Lucan : 100. , r 1
dash jr. C. \Voo,l. 11. .lnne4 ll. 'tie •
Loran; three-1.•eg. d roe . Jr.. (Rae -
in & Cronynt Lucin : II nn & (/'-
Dwyer, Lucin: Wont] 1n t I).e.-; 2:n
yard race jr. A Wood„ r' 'tV kh SI
1111i, pole vault jr. O'\, I Loran,
(ilnvitti Luenn. Welsh. Ai0 yard rar •
Hr. i.. kern, nice. Lucan. half 1111••
dash, 1,. Bern. 1'. Coursey, Lucan.
After th • ,ports n fonlhatl match
was play -et between the Lucan :m.l
Exeter teams and remitted
in favor of I -wean 1 to 2. The Karns
was elo•, from slat( to fitc..h and
the only goal was scored! nboiii 1 h .
u.iddle o; th • ;not half. Th • Ea -
ter tenni Ire) a strong' hack but .' r
week in 1h • fortt•arL. Folio.. ! .,'
'.va)t (he lin • up; Loran '''Real 1I.
Young. hack! C itoss. 1' Morgan 11 of
htek-: L' Neil, (:..J)'e V .Car:.
forte:tr o. C. Ben. .\V )lodgins, 11.
Stanley, A. Stanley, 1''. Cann t".
i Ex•t •r;. Goal T. 'I'vnhale hack 1..
111.•ro. It Triehn,•r. half back+. 1'.
Wets;r, V. Sweet (11. Glenn. fore ital.:
C. lley,tooel, R. £'day O. Taylor. I.
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CoDry rsin� 1110 get 0 grain that r1Ii nN
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in maks, of snots ,)rift Flans. Two Cases nGoods dust opened to sell at
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PEOPLE about to go 1I ata. -keeping should call at ROWE
A A t'KiN4ON'S Furniture Store and see how easily and-
('heaply you can furnish vour home.
A Walk Through Our Store
Will show vim. li-re you will fiat the largest and hest assorte
Stock of Furniture in the C.)nnty, comprising
Tables, Chair3, Parlor and Bed
Room Suites, Kitchen and
Dining- Room Furniture,
n fact ettrything G) be found in a first-class Furniture Store at
each Low Prices that defy Cotnpetition,
We have a large number of Lawn and Veranda (`hairs wnielr
we are selling at remarkably Low Prices.
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furni her. end !'un.•ral Diu ee tats.
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TAKEADVANTAGE
Of the Sale of Bankrupt Stock at the
EXETER BARGAIN STORE
Boots and Shoes at less than Manufacturers
Prices
only the nouri'hrnent part of that.
A SAC:: OF SN'O\V. DRIFT, FLOUR
th .r••for• all n•nir• herrn;. OrJer
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H. Cook, Sons & Co.
Hensall
22 Boys' Suits going at Half Price
A Splendid Assortment of Men's Neckties
Come and Share in the Profit Saving Sale
B. W. F. BEAVER