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Underwear
\� e handle Wm sons Pen-
ni:11 - .t 'I'urnhulls Underwear
To , -e are the 111.81 makes.
\\ .• have ..ver y ,weight and
text ore at 25 314o 511 i5 $125
See our "SPECIAL' Vest 23c
Perrins Gloves
Every pair is guaranteed.
These gloves aro noted for
neatness of fit and for wear
Itlg qualities.
Ladies 1 rench Kid $135
Ladies Cape St o0
Ladies Mocho 51.00 h Iso
(Bela Cape (All sizes) 75 6t85
LINENS
Our Linen. will not fail to
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he satisfactory. New stamp-
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tam p
ed doilies for fancy work;
Eactbroidered Towels.- Pute
Linens Guest , ;test Toav els Old
Bleach !luck 'fowling and
Table Linens in all qualities
and prices.
BLANKETS
It pays to buy Blankets at
Stewarts. Another
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just arrived from the
factory Fine new soft clean
Blanket Specials. $3.50 to $6.
541 a pair. White and grey
Flannellette Blankets $1.25 $I
50 $1(15 a pair.
SWEATER COATS
!hese goods have been very scarce this season but wr
. ere very fortunate in securing them They come in col-
,rs of gray and red, marcOD and green, brown and red
tnd green and grey. Just th. thing for Boys and Girl.
\I1 sizes. 75c $IaOO $1,35
China
New dinner Sete, Toilet seta, Nater sets, and Fancy China are
arriving fcr Xmas trade we have everything you want in Crock-
ery Call and see it.
J. A Sit- 7.ATART
.111 kinds of produce and poultry taken
Market lt,port.-The tollowlas is
the report ut Exeter markets. cor-
rected up to November 3rd.
\V h.• ,1 Uc to Mao
l 1,, t , 3Uc.
i t if: y 45e. to 48e.
Shorts 4422
!!ran s•31U
%u.!.1 Flour $2.50
Feed Flour $1.50
Ilay
Eggs 22cts,
flutter 20o
Creamery butter 27c.
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'mato:, 43 cent.-.
Choice export cattla 5.90 to 8.15
Mediuul export cattle 5.40 to 5.75
Choice export heifers 5.35 to 5.91a
Choice butcher's heifers 5.50 to 5.75
Medium butcher's heifers 4.75 to 5.
Cows 3.50 to 4.50
Iambs 5.75 to 5.90
Sheep 4.50 to 4.75
flogs 6,F0
Fowl di e. sed 9 1-2c.
Turkeys .'ressed 10c.
Turkeys live 14c.
Ciekes (1 hard 12c.
Chicken • live 10e.
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jj ' Mrs .E, Heideman visited 4n Clinton
• • 'un.lay and Monday.
•♦• Mrs, C. Disney vitiated In Belgrave
• • over the holidays,
• • Mrs. W111 (sweet :s recovering from
her recent illnt..a.
Mr. A. (Marchand visited in Berlin
Sunday and Monday.
Mr. Frank iloyle visited his sister
in London on Thanksgiving Day..
Mr. Geo. Case of Toronto. is vis-
iting his mother. London Road. north.
Mr. and .Alrs. C. Lirulerfield and
•on Ned, slknt Thanksgiving in God.
. rich.
Mr. and 'Mrs. W. I). Clarke anJ
child visited In ,London Sunday and
11 onlay.
Mr. A. 'Recker, of New 'Hamburg.
se ted at Dr. Browning's (rhonks-
gis:ng Day.
Mr.-. awl bliss Coleman,. of Condon
Road north, ,,pent the ,last week in
St. Thoniaka
Mrs. Barry Gidleyt. William St..
Is at present very low wit%i little
hope of recovery.
Mr. John llunkin moved into 'Mrs.
11c.Avoy's house on William Street,
Thursday last.
'1r. and Mr.. Than. Collingwood
so 1 children spent the holidays :n
Pt. Huron, Mich.
Mr. and airs. Bingham, of Port
Huron, visited Dr. and Mrs. nrown-
inF over the holidays.
Mrs. G. hook and Mrs. A. Francis
of Kirkton, spent the Thankagivins
hlr.i 1 iya in Detroit.
Mr. F.d. Harwood. of Toronto. t1 --
{ted his mother. Mrs. J:13. Pickard.
Sunday and Monday.
Mr. and Mr*. J. Inwood. of Lon-
don, via:ted 11 r. and Mrs. ti. Sahli •'rs
over Thank givrng.
Mr. Cards and :b1rs. J. A. Heywood
of St. Thoma,-. visited relatives here
on Thanksgi•. :tg.
Mrs. harry Taylor and two boys,
of 'Itenanit. are spending p few days
an town v.•,iting friends.
11r. and lies. Frank Dardlt., of
nrn'eels vie°ted fricnd.t in and around
Exeter ow,' the holiday.
Mfr. and Mrs. Chris. Luker and
bli.aa Beatr.e •, of 8t. Catharines .pent
the holidays with friends here.
11r. and Mrs. 11. (ireaory.of'Mtrat-
ford. visited the former':( .mother.
Mr+. T. Gregory. over this holidays.
Mr. 11. E. Ruston return 1 'Friday
from Oshawa, a here he attended th •
45 annual conv••ntton of th.• Ontar o
Te ocher-' Aasociat:on.
Minn Violet \Villi, who has h•.•n
visiting friends ;round here for the
oast two months left this week for
her home in Marlette+. 'Mkb.
!)wing to the bad w„ather the
P shooting match held her last Thurs-
day and Friday was dot largely at-
tend al. but some first-class shooting
took idles.
Masa Nina Kinsman was unable to
fill Ler paaitinn on organist in Coven
church last Sunday owing to tllne ...
It was taken by .I
1 r Elmore, n! ,
of Toronto: who o as home on a t . r
to his parents.
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& ATI{ INSON'S Fure.'ore Store and see how easily and
(lie ,ply you can furnial' your home.
A Walk -Through Our Sto re
11 •re you will Ilna • , • ingest n, 1 heat aisorte
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Tab1e3, Chairs, Parlor and Be
Room Suites, Kitchen and
Dining -Room Furniture,
n fact e.erv: n : b•• f.• in,l in a lir-t-el tis (e,srniture Store at
such Low Pike t :it defy (' petition.
We have a I u ge number of Lawn and Veranda Chairs wnich
see are selling at remarkably Low Prices.
RO W E & ATKINSON
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Friday, Nov. 4th
at 9 a. in. Store closed Thursda
B. W. F. BEAVERS
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•.rl comes from that West that
1Vnt. England. who lett herr in
'Prins& was operated on last
for a ,i. ndicit :v In the Calgary
The last word staled he
,!sons eel!.
;r. tiro! Mrs. IS. Ifutehison. of Lon -
!.•w, visited Mr. and Mrs. It. Quant'
r the holidays. [)n Monday Mr.
II1lchistn nddrea+• d bir. T. E. hand•
ford's plasm of young men in the Ma:n
• r re •11 Met horlint church.
Mrs. harry theffi,+ld, of Wan,-
. •, r1.1 Mr'. W. Crowe, of
, '. ...i`a.. risenf n few days last week
the pus st a of (hvir brother. Mrs. Geo.
Powell. Mill tit. It i•f4 twenty years
*MC • brother and stater ,net and it
roses a happy re•rnlnn.
Iht Thursday of Inst week Mrs.
Alex. .1 imieson, of ('entrnlie, had the
rnisfort line to fall and break one of
the horns. in her nrm. She was arn'ns,
outsirl • when e•he slipper! on n slip.
very lraard with the nbovt' 'result.
1)r. 'Orme reduced the fracture and
he 1 ,tient Sea doirag net %,11 ns can
be ea ;voted.
NA1'St:ATINO.
1'.•,! Liv r 0:1 in prescribed for
,., t• uple who cannot take it be-
e ,- • it naus»ales them.
Who you pay !!I.00 for a lnrg-.
bat (1.• of \yal's Coal Livor Compound
yoti inv. •t in a remedy that you ran
t.ake it is pleasant to the taste and
sin b. taken by anyone at any Pea -
eon.
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i• no:Wm! n, h fess I
ter for tha
who do not Pro t rly tesim:late their
fund than \yal's Cod Liver COM -
t ••n 1. it increases appetite. aids
see : on and builds bodily tissue~,
trio ng halts awl strength In , and
off diseases.
The more yon t rade here the bettor
you'll like this store.
W. S. HOWEY, Phin 13,
Chemist and Druggist
EXETER - O TARia
Adverb'e in t1e Times.
Mr. John Farmer was in town on
'1'.1,•.•I:ty.
Mr. lids June4, of \\'tlk,spoat was
111 tut, a 'Tuesday.
The total eclip.e of the 110011 will
take plane on November 16th.
bliss May 'Phoma-, of I.uu i„n, v::.-
ited Mr. and Mt s. a. Marton Thank..s-
:,lr. Frank aheerc and bliss Gert:
Sheer cisit.•d in Brantford over :I:
holiday.
Mr. and Mr-. C .11arness have r. -
turned aft r visiting for a few days
111 S 41,1 ,.
. 1: . rlcy is around tn..
en] I. 1.,..' .0 L•: -:u af:cr h
ale Fred Walter., of the Soo. is
Jvi ,ng his parents, Mr. and D1 re.
u,.:\1'alrers.
.Miss 1'assworc, of Toro,lo. s(• lit
the holidays at Ivy house on :h •
Thames !toad.
hiss Edna McDougall. of Ii:ean.
spent th holidays with her cousin
Luxton
Alis Stuart, of London, was the
woest of her n:phaw Mr. J. G. Stan -
re ry
tan-
I ,ry over Thanksgiving.
Mt-. Bertha Gerntctt, of Blenheim,
tt .t, t hr guest of th:• biisses Quacken-
tei-I, ST:relay and Monday.
Moe Mr.) Browning. who has been
ri,.tutg in Detroit fora month, re-
turned home Friday Jost.
11r. Is. : A. Heywood sp:1t the
tt k's end visiting in Ileachville,
1n,_er•oll and Woodstock.
DLis, Ellen itruwn, of Clotroit, a11•1
Mr.:. JICGC ti of \\'inghani, were this
guests of bliss J. Brown Thanks
ttiseng,
Little Miss Muriel Bisset'. of
5trathroy, visited her grandparents
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r. and btrs. T. Bissett over the
holiday*
Mr a:. Garner, of Portland. Or:-
got!, Mr. E. 1,. Lancaster, of sit.
Mlarys, visited at Mr. E. C,urton's
Saturday.
Mrs. A. Gifford, (nee Mies blas
Johns) and son Hilton, of Grand Rap-
ids. Mich., are visiting Mrs. Gi(ford's
aisrcr, Mrs W. 1), lv;.
u•, .•;, -. 4, •:t r.. of St.
Tonin . r: ! .. :u 1. :.I: G.0. Chant -
ler were the guests of .Mr. end Mrs.
J. Elston over the holidays.
Messrs, 1'routy Bros., cf ijoilotn,
have rented the 130 acre farm of Mr.
Andrew Gibson.. on the Thames !toad,
opposite wh, r• Mr. Gib..on lives.
Miss 1:. Sty t entertained a num-
ber of young : ,dies Monday evening
to 11 hallow,' 11 party in honor: of
her guest Miss Sutitht of St, llaryt.
Little Mies 'Ethel Mutton, who was
vis•:ting at the James lit..parsonage
had the misfortune to fall down
stairs. Other Than a shaking up
she csoap,d unhbrt.
During thin season of the year
,when the ndvertising columns of
t he 'Tim,•a" are taken advantage of
1.y those who realize their. value we
desire to remind the advertinert
that all changes for adds. should b.:
in thin office not later 'than Monday
noon.
A friend at our elbow suggests that
the b : t way to hea 1 of[ the mail
house:, in for th • local merchant to
adverti •,• and get the trade for Ihem-
•• vera It doea look reasortab!e. All
the succ (mf,i1 •mail order houses are
heavy advertisers and if they caul
make it pay why not th • local mer-
e hantt
After about fiv • tt. ••ks of the most
delightful fall ,v. , I h r the noel! %las
broken last w. •k •'herd it !
wet. and on Friday we. were 1 1
by the first snow of tit • s ason. '1 r•
snow kept tip off tu1J ot, dining t
day until about (:i.. %Itch : of r1,
h• a• ifisI had (all,;.
morning t hoes •tops, the trees and
ev •rything seta 1ar1,•n tt.th it.+ mantle
of the poorest whit:. cird 'the sparkly,
of the b•tn►s of the morning run.
Mil ‘1.. 0o-• of the most delightful
mornings such as only ,hate who
has,. &sen can apprecrtte.
'1'i.e (lath took 1.1.1c.• in town un
;n,a ,y, l`.1 ;'9::: of Try Ann
.l,,hn-. 1e:let of tit :,1 • Thomas- Ct:•1-
niore in the 83 y :r of h r -g . 9l
r<.
U.:.:rnor b 1(1 b• ; :: off reel
fur the past few ^^yeara .•
her .1 • th 0n 14tndis emir 13
iIi-• to h•r maly (r..rl+ a^ri 1
for rlur.n,( as w, -.•k rn•v.u.:x
had b. a 11 • :1 enough to b •
.;,n•! the boor . f)tt Saturday he
e uu • worse. nn 1 pa'ard p, acefelly
is early Sun,1,). morning without
•ler
to any rain. n The r
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% born in',an;tic•Devon-
a1,4,
a d
t Tar.eh. Deyon-
1 1. England, in 1:'43 and mole 10
.1.. country with her 1 ,r pts wh•n
nut three yr ar+ oLJ. '1'h family
til .l in Pickering and of r lir,n,t
r • for a year moved to 1 •4, 71 •
• •:wn-hip, .:ettI.tlf ort Lot 12 CJ7I.
About 3M years ago nh. was .!tar-
t to lir. Thomas Cudrnor t '1't, y
d in haborno, and G. r •
ago retire:l and mow, d t , 1:,. -
r, where Mr. Cudnior•. predv.• ,-•,I
11 .,Rout three years ago. 'Th
,t was a menb'r of the J_:
• '.1 '4,0dist ch',rch. tib was
1 n;: d,spnri( on and \aria
, 'h••. :•en, by all who
e .,, h r. There ore left to ntnurn
1 hree daughters. Mrs. W. II,
i 1 • . of Kindersley, Sank.. and
11 : Grace and Rosetta blas at
ho i, . 'I'b; fun •ral took place to the
Ertel. r c. met' ry on 1Vcdnceday ::f:: r -
noon.
Among those who i*4a nt the irolid:ay
unl of town mer ; Miss A. M. Johns
• ton. ire Toronto : Mr. Victor Sw•e •t,
in (I mon: Miss May Jctw. 11. In Ilcn-
'11 .
!sir,. Wm. Wilson. an 11 ^• !ton:
ale. P. Trayne with his ton in Brant -
fou .1; Mr. and Mrs. W. .f. Statham
:ani son Lisle in Acton: Lea ida Arno
st rung with her r`sters in [mellows- ;
►bir. L..J. Penhal.•. and :Hiss Pent,
!:,•stle with Mr. and Mrs. i). Crit►
lend a of Myth ; Miss Irene !lardy
of \Vinehel.nen : hiss )lnr:ah Sweet,
London : Mrs. Mooney at h: r home
in London : Mr, John IIuPk`rk at his
hone in S :.forth: Mr. Alf. Taylor 111
Kai .all ; bliss T:,•deulan at her home
:if Grand Ilona : .Mrs. Jae lis ret and
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t t v� n 8 .1n •s
t t. r Mtn. ) T.
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rnk0nafiti
se 'Addie with
friends
n 11,•1•.,1 I ; air, and Mrs. Cordon
Maoris r
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1 nnl children in "London: 'lir,
CIirenc• Whitby in Paris: Mr. Lloyd
n t1 iv, in Toronto ; Mr. Stanley 'Fish-
er is
at h n•
1 home 1) A
t1 in unias .f R
rs.
Ilrutar4h. in 1Vy0tti ng; .lass. Spark.,,
In Ileus.all; ,lack Walp•r. to Zurich
\\m. Greig, ill Clinton; 1'r.r) t1al-
1,•1 1, in London ; II. Ste•ere, ill Mt:
: v.lues ; Mite AL'znnder and sent
11nbh nt Forest ; Mr. ala 1fas. Chas.
Lung, in Myth: Chester Conitie, in
t;,,.Ienrh. Mrs. 14. (inane(. irl To.
ronin: W. IKar. in Migehotl.
Church Directory
JAMES STREET
METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Richard Hobbs, Pastor
Sunday i'ublio Worship -10.30 a.m`
and 7 p.m.
Class Service -Sunday 0.30 a.m. tad
after Morning Eler.iee and \Veduea.
day night.
Young Mn,or'Ciar. mad Catsahumena
Sunday at t p.m
Sunday Fehool attd Blore Clan.,ee t.10
peas
Epworth League -Tuesday at S. 11.11
Prayer Meetii,g-Tbur.cdas at M use.
Jam 5 tit. Methodist church, the pas-
tor will preach next Sunday.
TflrcshIng Goal
Save your wood by getting our Coal
for yout threshing, You can get any
IluantilV you want.
Cement
Blue Lake Brand
We have the ;hove brand' of cement
always on hand, fresh from the manu-
facturers. The Blue Lake is consider-
ed the hest cement.
ti. J. GLfTWOK1HY
GItAN'I'ON, -- ONTAI.►O
READY-TO-WEAR
OVERCOATS
\\ e have secured :► molter of
Great Big
CASH DISCOUNT SALE
IN LADIES' BLACK DRESS 000DS
We
up.
For the next two weeks we are offering our large
stock of black dress Goods at greatly reduced
cash prices.
Regular $1.50 per yard at $1.30
1.35 " " " 1.20
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1.30 " " " 1.10
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1.25 " " " 1.05
1.00 " " " 80
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75 " " " 55
50 " 44 `4 35
While you are in our store don't fail to have a look at our furs.
carry an up-to-date line in Muffs, Stoles and Ruffs from $4.00
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Children's Coats.
We have a line of Children's hlldren s coats, new goods this Vali, which
we are clearing, while they last, at a di s per cent, �e
SEMI -READY & PROGRESS BRAND have a limited supply of them left.
OVERCOATS Motor Scarfs
That are up -to date. 1f you
want a Hand -Made ('ant call
and see our
$12 00 LINE
W. W .TAMAN
Merchant Tailor.
ONTARIO(
Flour & Feed)
WJC
All Good hinds of
FLOUR and FEED
kept on Hand
Bran and Shorts sold
the Ton.
Wheat taken in exchange for
Flour and Oats taken in
exchange for Oatmeal.
A line in Silk and Wool at 50c, 65c & 75c.
We have the Cleanest and Best stock of Grcceries in town.
'Poultry Taken Alive or Dressed.
Hghest pric
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Powells Bazaar
W. Rivers
1:x1;rFlt - ONTARIO
.:y.. iiirkton rind i:x :rr
I 1 '„'. t etead,ly increasing
f lin s and its tat of
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in I - 1st. 1st, :1110 contains 433
n h, 1.114 tt rs n enjoy-
ing
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in,: exc.11ent V'II.d . Laviw; f
interchange of Ilu•ssages w•:tlt
11 ,I y. and Exeter. \lits !ren.• ltu.
Inn on presides nt the switch (roan!,
n 1 I,y her proulpt and careful at-
. lotion to bieSness makes it a plea-
, .• : o ,; - . the s:rvtce.
�• .n,• those who ep:ut the
•:.: holidays in town were
1.. • , ,n, Miss Muth Hooper,
1ing, Bort Rivera, aI:, .
11 . •it, b1 Ps Ida .At'r i tro: •.
JI, - .•1 . i• ,n.•, bliss Mab.: 1'. a:t
M. l ,l . harrow's. blast r :as
Reel. !dr. en 1 11r,. 'rorni:n=on, Boy
1t 1:•r, 141r-. G.o. Lovell. bliss E.
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r. :•1 .laud \ 101101, 1[r_. A.
t I.t ,n . '.1 r. and -Mrs. Geo. Bonney.
'1r. .,n 1 1r•. A. G. Pearson. Frank
I of l.onl0tl ; blies Ethel
Ill- t. I trul,.t; Mr. Al. Moore.
,. 1', 1r. and 11r.. Will bion.
I' I h 4 1 d 1'.•ot1 II •. Toronto:
A. 11,1101.•11, Stratford, W. Tricb•
r •. 1I 1,111: 511%s .14lays .!once,
11 ,111 : it . 11 -. \Vtnnifred dluston,
11 :,e r n : Pr. 1,. 1.. Follick and
11, 1I ,1, 1 Puti t k. ML Marys: Frill
Cats Id. 8trnthroyp Walter Hailey. Ht.
Thomas ; Case Howard. 'Toronto: air.
:111 Ili 1, Fred 1Vhite, London; :1
A \
rTn tgart Chatham bliss
a
!Why Morton. London; Mary Davin,
London; Lily Ilodgert, Senforth:
Mrs. E. Irwin. of Norwich null blies
Ethel Ilissett, of I'ctrolin. with Mr.
and Mrs. T. Bissett . Mrs. Cole; of
I.uc.ut, wh hso, Mrs,
Iter and ditaughterer, 0nt Ails\Va. ;a Cra'4;a
with Mr. and Mrs. R. Gidley
Iliid. Hurn and bliss Mabel. of Shakes.
(wart. with relatives: Alias Minnie
Graham. of St. Marys. with Ayr...
John s1LIle: Mr. and airs. J'•ter
11aw den, of Itidd, low'u, with Mr. and
bir+. Joe. Rio den : 41r. Frank hunt
and friend, of London. with Mr. and
Mrs. I. Attnslron;!: Mr. ,11'. II.
li ,= Ph
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Gf 7ur oto with his parental:
Mr. SAW II• a• T on t .wi r
1 t 1 Ick v[ uI t o 1411
1.
friends: ,Miss I( to Drew, "1isd 1l.,t.
Lew.. and Mr. Roy Drew. with A1r.
and blra. M. lilt tall 141r. N' 11 Ilam -
sits, a student of litlox eo11, g 'lb I' \ I 1' 1
1 \
the home sir. soil .1s
1011(0. nt hot >J r nerd housewife dctn:lnds. If year
1', ll. l'.rltiii}, Mr. and Mrs. Gel. ,;,,r .11101 supply you with Becarel, kstsand full particulars
\A'i11':, reel 31iPs I':IPie '.1cCallnll, of from
Snow Drift flub' ndvisu us,
L..n,1ou, and 11,et d.Callusn ;ltd ' 1..T, 1 \1(1111'. llepnt Agent.
111r. Kingsbury, of 'Toion10, with 11r. l /�
sos ales le II. .McCallalt; fir. and lH Cook,`'Opti Co.Children Crit
Mi.. II. V. Motion and fanti!r, of , •
It1 .. let foro{, nod Mr. nod '1trs. A. 11
FOR FLETCHER'S
lerllmin o•t th•• James street parson•
Bargains
daily at
The
Bazaar
See (1111' ,11•
a11(1 lot.
It'
Bal gain
} ll•:
til )
and Pietlll'o•
Post card,
at i't'a(1' of
StGr't'.
The name that is known in I v. Drop iii
E DISON often we :
i'l1ONOGRAPII, tthe1e first and ilia)! 'have
ery c try on the (;lobe
Because he invented the EI)iS( N
g►etitest of all Sound Reproducing
instrument, Tho tone that Howe -
from the El)ISON is the pure, Ileal
Iife•Iike tone of the golden voices
IT
that sing for it, 'You are invited pnnnnnrnphS
to call and see ee and
hear•:•
these mar- +
venous instruments. Sold Inc cash Ill :-
" $19.50, z:
:;5.00
45.160, up.
Records
:11111)P1'4?1 tial T.
Standard 10 •:'
Blanks '?;► r
Brushes, Oil t
Repairs;
or easy payments. 11 a have
(tee recotd plan, too.
SATURDAY
Special Reduction Sal,
COME EARLY
I,I'1' 1 .E
FL MIR
inseocgntion would do no one
GRANO TRUNK SYSTEM
Hunters'
RETCH,: TICKETS AT
Single Fare
1
4
O1-I'olth:it lltrlt To Nov. -11./r4111111°.111111111
- t
I To points in T'KMA(1A?IJ. points i'1••T-
1 \'.lw.a to Pour AitTIII'It, and lo a
number of points leached by the
N.II(TII)Iix N.\\'ll:A'1'IoN t ndur•.►Ny
1118o to certain points hot/1'111s Nr.\v
Hit Nr,wtel;• NoVA i 11vrl.a, and
MAINK.
4)('TOItI;R :.'t►rl, (o NOV. 121'11
harm. Th' market is (If/Oiled ro Mlu•kok,t Fakes, Pcnetanft,'Lake
with inferior brands but offers of Baas., !Midland, Magitit i ►wan }fiver
mighty f a n'• Bowl as our i,tkelield, Madawaska to Parry Sound
' Argyle to ('ohocnnk" Lindsay to
ifalihurton, Sharbot Lake to (lal-
abngie via K. & I'. Railway, points
0
f- ►n'P
Severn
to North Bay inclusive
and e
c rt ii points s
nt teawhe
d by i the
Northern T •vigation ('cmpany.y.
}return 1 "lit on all tirkrte Dec. 15th
earept to I alts reached by steamer
Ines Novo ser 51. ). 11)10
8Nc4V I)Rli•'T FLOUR
direct from the best wheat
e
1 t c t
fields. . :ro Ind into th treat:
a �
flour experience and money eon
procure. This is the history of
,(now Drift. It's worthy of your
order. It's (I) flour 111. expert -
Venni CASTORIA
age
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