Exeter Times, 1900-10-25, Page 8T H E
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6f1S11 Olt PRODU64, - ONLY Oli.4 1U64.
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The lar,c,x(st and post up to -date stock of furs in the County.
We show you quantity, quality and value, and further, every fur
garmc-,t you buy at this store gees out with our guarantee, perfect
$atiSal(tiOn or your money baclz, that's fair ain't it •
Some very swell new lines „just open,ed in Ladiesup-to date
caperines--a very pretty combination in Electric Seal and Sable,
perhaps the rilOSt =CU caperine in town, *40.00,
- Ladies' nifty Persian Lamb Caperine, trimmed with best Sable.
and Sable Tails, a lovely garment. $35.0n
Ladies' new Antiortette Shape Caperine, Electric Seal and Sable
ccrabination,trimmed with large Sable Tails. Very pretty and strict-
ly up-to-date,tl.:25.00.
Ladies' new Star Shaped Caperine, Electric Seal and Astrachan
combination, trimmed with large Sable Tails, a beauty. See. it, z..11.5.
T.,adies' new Style Capermes in Electric Seal Astrachan, and
Opposum combinations,the choicest lot we have ever shwa. $10.00,
12.00 r.nd
14,41.s' Caperines, Electric Seal, Black- ,Astrachan, Black
Opposrza and Mom. ten Bear cl.mbinations, :35 50. S oo,eS 40
and .$9
Ladies' F,flectrie 14ea! and Grey Chincilli t...-1mbination Caperines,
very co, :,;,5 5) and $5 03.
Black German Coney Caperines, Full 5 ve. d Large
Stort.-4 ' Rare 'axes, $3 9), $ 25 ai • 50.
VW:
tuff 1ae a:1J Garaurt Coney.
ith tags, 75c, 9)?.. $1 oz $i 3. 3 1L $E 35
4.a Black Coney Fur Stn:rn C trs, long front and full
$1 25.
••• fancy shaped Fur Ne ek Rna's,li Bak Op posurn,
heads and tails t33 75.
Coa Fur ReSs Gre:y 0„.IpAsitin Kuffs, 311., gu nume
SaY .rtnifs, all at price.; that will iiter.tst yltt.
COME AND SEE OtY! L ‘DIEzi* FUR. COATS.
4.WOR-
4 JA. STEWART.
,1\70,Th
IqcOord, of the Thames. Roa& has de,
eided to sell his yabiable farru ad•join,
in the corporation, and witlibis flint-
ily move to the North• -west. The sale
by amnion of his farm and .effects is
advertised for Tuesday, Oct, •Otin. This
a valuate farm in a desirable lona,
tiOns. and will doabtless be Ought by
- many. We regret to learn.of Mr. Me,
Cord's intention to leave Exeter
25 years he has been 4 valued neigh,'
bor and his family inembers of food
society. They will also be missed in
the claurcli.
PAnErrs DA.V.- AU interested in
edanation are cordially invited to visit
the Exeter Public Sehool on Friday
afternoon, 2311). inst. From 1.15
to 2.i. the regular work will be con-
tinued in caeb department- Parents
are specially requested to call daring
this period on the various rooms to
see their children and the teachers at
wtak. Fire drill will conclude •this
part of the program. From 3 to 4
the pupils will he massed in tWO, or
.. ,.
more rooms. Shozt •educative ad,
Idresses will be delivered by the inspec-
tor, members of the School Board,
i Clinymen and other visitors.
Mnoonnu.n- 0 or np.- On Tuesday
evening. Miss Jessie, daughterof James
Goahl, of Huron street, was married
to Peter McDonald, jointer with the
Sutherland -Tunes Co.. formerly a resi-
t dent of Bismarck. The reremony was
performed at the parental how of the
bride by Rev. C. W. Brown, in the•
presence of near relatives and friends,
They were assisted by Sidney Sanders
Mn,s and Hattie Gould, sister of the
Wan. The yoting conple !eft 'Wednes-
day morning on a honey-monn trip to
Bismarck and other points, after
which they will take up the residence
.of T. Dearing, Andrew street.
TI:3-41133.1.1ier. MULTIN11.---An open
Imet ling of the Royal Templars of Tem
poranee was held 111 .141fleS•St. church
on Monday. The attendance was good.
i The chair was occupied by Select
Iconneillor M. Vmeentwhile a. literarY
and musical program was rendered.
AchlreQ-cs were delivered liy Rey. V
‘"`"n"t"-n•-'n"•-"-'7,'"'"'""-----'n"-"*""`"""""7"""`""""".'"-"'-"-"'”'•"""z' Brown :mil Atv.sys. Iieoper and
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S i:41nrinatto LIfla*e4ses;
Et:
191
Watch r,q)airing a Specialty. .
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A full stock 4 srhol
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for ienblic Schools.
ZoTRATP.:.r.Z. OnT.
,• School that i••• doing the Lest work
A ftstr
d1 iCk of SundaY z-son°0* in laa.sine3s noineatim in Canada. our
Library 1As at wholesale prices Mattnifieeat ca'llognes give full inlor
' mat ion. t o -ams* for ono. StW.
eral Canadian co:legezt and many ilrge
Flutity and Peachers' Bibles American schows employ- Ilur wad -
Full Line. mines as tearlier4, This one •,t Nan;
; point in our favor, Entor now if pos-
. sink,.
EvorytYrint Stati inery, ' 'V. .1. ELLIOTT,
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TO ADVERTH$E135.
6 M. Vinrent, widle solos were given by
tMt. l•Inv.,1 Brown, Mrs. Isaae iinnvey,
z trio; bc Miss Gill nu.1 :Messrs.
ennt ana Ii Heywood, a dung by
Vineent and a r.,..it.ittan
1•F ni.ntn and wading..by
P. Vrayat n gether the aneeting
Iv's- 1‘.19.,, 014%, Prl -One
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F•or.nnits Iss.rirra--in MnETI.titli4. ----
(it•o tr, ('r,..anrin.. tn,,peritetkIntitynt of
Fatattnn," fatitunnl. n,zz aan'anged t he
Fornintrn" 1 1-'4 itute men:in:Its for the
eonairnx n•.•,non. Than will be m all
about 704. and hem 7 :viv;4•541 spea!ters
N7f.1 make the ronnalq. Their particu-
lar nubjeets 1 14s ,rt.:11' Nall be cold
ster:ane and the propar it ion of fruit
and poultry cot. nuncio. All the lee-
tornrs v.111 attend 1 he Provbwial and
didwititer Show at, Onelph wiwre
pmvtical „Icluons,t Eat ions will be made
nntli In,..ka.nn tatted poaltny. Only
one coldstonwe Wilding has been
r,
ereeted this beinnain tont a,,ked for help
from the (ior OPIUM -or, ban there, live
Veen many entniinnk.
SAntrons To fil• ) rn. -The .nl•te,t-
t,on thpartreent ev; We 4 that the
IPllit14014 Of t 160 1411141e 1,"1.31,64.4. 1 toile:VI:AS
%till tt.61 Alp t', itt • !' .1, :VA1 I•iy. This rill the
nron• -nita, n 1 ii`ni eta • .4 in•fehers' cert I-
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•• The. env: :!,41 •
. „„t , 71.4e,,,•• 1 io Its44.t, and horti
r6,r- •-•:s •••••4 • ••••* .1 yip
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1.1tV:14'St4 Ilr,11 it junior lexi.ing rert
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'I a tile number of prot,:pert.".v.,
neat 0. This inn'. Ent ;bat there i111be
- - • „ 4-m41e:tally•..4.1,4-•• the w•
c.3 Ett : 4-s frsiin ablaut 1,4h0 to
• %,1.13 rtosit nod ,T (.1,1:Ain; 4•4i' t • nw 1111n1 oi now
: • t• 4,1„ vi;..h=.--41 1V.1744 • • v4.4;47s, ; • . .s: required to fill the va-
1P4'717- :6:• • 511;,..t Volteh. oiL" I hoe 1 16'21)1. "1-186A14-t'Ut
a 1-• for •••,12114 thine
and %tr. . ‘,. t„, t 1.;111111'.irt,
44. j1°' li)"t'LL"" ' " t. itinn tle,part-
Az I • • `. • .t° • .., • = • i :‘ t. ',el: „s„ ,; - ""
• ...,.1.1:1111•4 11114‘. nxpected to go
xeter
)0.,CARLING BROS.
HeiisalijA Big Drop
eadymadeJothing
We had a big SNAP offered us in FRENCH FLAN-
NELS the other day. These are the kind that are usually
retailed at from 450 to 500 per yard. The come in various
colors in spots and stripes ; we bought them cheap and while
they last you may have them for 28c the yard.
Some Groceries Bargains
20 lbs Redpath's extra standard granulated sugar for
5 do' best clothes pins
cakes buttermilk soap
bars good Laundry soap
Best green coffee per lb
Best shredded cocoanut. per lb
3 lbs best Laundar,y starch
can Aylmer peas and tomatoes
Best 'Vaseline per package
I Ne
'211(71i. • 1 : con in Toledo, 0., tint = • I •
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Currants,
New Raisin
At Ri
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g9• Give us a ea. Highest prices paid for produce.
OflRI-ING 05
1-'1-11B PRIcE OE
64,
They were NEVER LOWER THAN NOW, We do not
knoik, whether "Laurier" is the cause of it or not but the
fact remains which makes us and our customers
happy The i-ariety is also large. The reduc-
tion comesat an opportune time, when
mothers aro getting their boys ready
• to start school and want to by
most for their money. We
have a line of boys suits
that were $2.75 to $3.43 a
suit which we offer at $1.50 to
clea.r,and many other lines proportion
ately low. We are also clearing out sum-
mer goods, blouses worth 50e for 40e, 75e for
50,1 00 for The, muslius and a number of other lines
at your own price. If you. want good good at right
prices we are with you. if you want shoddy or the like you
will have to go elsewhere,
1.P1.1t1-"itT1t'w WS.NTII) loir,3133,
I print log. Apply at TINEA Ofitt,T.
! PIANO Pon fluare piano,
reirshleirr.F:ifirt10;:(013.1:3iirse.0L;it 01:1;;;;;Ii,:l.l. : % ID ' :rift et z 1,74:
"MY little girl would cough ?if,/ at Waht that
; (in good order, for sale cheap. The ad thauntul to ',IF 11 en,rt.:::1 164:Znie44:11.0t„/-ty.r,
,t OI
yeti tser Inti t wo. eau he SeQn at t h e
Metropolitan ;mint Ab.,1)ifnitarc:,!:,;.;11!"'Irtz, 1, t Bet:lie:1,1; 114r0;::i i i'•.v,":1.1 41' lif, tlita:CP .1,
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' Partnets and othetn wloo intend
...‘::,',;,`, 10%a -Se• :
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4f..sere4,..,,
efe:ipae 7.,Tninntri MlIee. F24i e nosi .. eiven ist
having mar tion :nth s ;.!•.• al I iariist on
having thoir hills rite / nt TOO
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I 4 the no p.n. v. it h entit 10t,',,,Ir..' !:.7 W14119..
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A. large consignment of lovely New 'Millinery jit-t7.2.:p.i!loillit, `Ic
-..r.7 .1. 1 Children C 'y
.11 BUN I CASTC)R A.
drieu apples, pl-mary, ...,,000se feathers and other f*
. , We will rinv IiiAie4 market pi it'' ,4 f)r ltr, t -,r,,... ''' :IL,- ; ,..?iii ":11 Jill ` t' ;ZIA sir -ritual
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Dilrec" timport ers
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ttk. pnrellealo 1..14tra der sold•kar witlisuch violence thr
at M. Dunn
i. van thrown several yards. As a restilt
',lin C., Lutz,
Hallowe'en next Wednesnay oven. '•his arm was broken half way between
the elbow and the shoulder.
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nk, Dyer vinted friends in Brant- COlitreti man named Mays stahli.,,,1
;.Alitert Goodall in a Sarnia I) irrolini.
fee he p f -w d.tytt;
A% .72 ••) Ion s ient the , and the latter is in a critic:110,31)41a in.
14 ,liday at Iter Immo here. • It is announced that Limo wo;.;:c.I,.r.,
•ne. ana :I/ vs. Lowel t „pent a, few 4,41iin'e.talli,.)gr f();•foitttela)3; (N1,011411.
thri Ins:, 'Mirk in Toronto.
take an extended tour in Canada.
1 inpeet T itt making official;
•ns on. the sviio:,Is in this neif;hbor- I
Cn,c1..01•ne 7 %I'. cameo tree. (-Wrenn:an' 17-0.0ed
thetec
We have 2 114e ttinek of mill feed
on band wideh 'wilt be i•olti at reaFon-
; WninrinrcnvErx,
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black am: bonna
George Vollnial and Me. Kaehler, f with a little white betweeti fore legs
zurn.b, „„nhtni , in town on nun. and few Whit ft Ilnir 011 Ine4". IllittVOret
0 1 111.0 name of "Mack." Followed. •
, someone ft•otn, Exeter Fide Ovonnd,
Mt• Pyivetttbilav s'rn gave 1118 Sept. Nth. Informal ion as to his
naught ninionaw a new piano As A wt'717'"othereabouts will be su bl yituat
ding present.. 1 .4, P. Ixottn, Thames Road. ,
'n'oen V'm lois consented to sing ;
t. ex :.• 4• tr".• :'i vnr- .1.; • R. • • cneert on Fri- •
e.*: v. :2, .•:.
• able prices.
P .
VITO ICE tVINTlillt ,‘.NI) CIO 041:1
Nv• for which liii4;!ake.t trliet
e.i will It; paid.
C'0111ILEDI(71.4:
If you are leoAinr., tot ilr.t
class sewing machine. C'all and
let us show you sonic of the
world's best makes. They nnt
well, sew well, last well and
well and are very
Moderate
hat :t itice lrmbrollas
anti -4 z
a
811.i. t of 1
Ave ...In be pleased to pl.o.r.N.7 „mmoin,N., ..tooe ,:ihoe
them in your ho: - 1 -
.4,0. .q a 4 4.
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n t can hira.
try them and be convinced that
o • .0 n st ti" , • 74; • • • int:144, r v e
• igts, of St, Thomas, 1";„;..; t • ,•••,.; t ••newn--"forniitti,
, '42 42,..0 :=:11.;•(? t.t, --▪ nest cif his pat. -I:1- ; ;.;) 115 : Handl- 11nn1P1141151116 bnery year mnumber of poor v:verr
racked with cougli are tirged to go We wln:d al$o remind
yo u Olt.11.7(4EA. 1..1010N14, 4" )I1' and
w
!THOUSANDS SHNI. INTO Exirx.
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1 and 4 ,toi doo ;him&
they a.re al! we claim for thlinn 11,,,,!„•,„
shoet-r.4. 7.tre.vy and sink
' :,.. i 4 o I . • . 7.; .• tit :7. t'..:',.• r 4. 1 i ;. Tile attentl- a for.- 4:* :.•• lit•i 4 with lier 'Bother, Mrs. sufee,,era whee,e 14Tap,.,,.,. ;lee r.,)te alui k 0 .. ,,,3 . ,,.... i R6s 6 t . st.1.1,11.,,, .. ..t, t. , ,, „, ,,,,tly.
;las. ,A1 " .t.n, an •••,..%,."..-..,..1 ..... = .. - . ..c. „.„ ...Tr. 1.J.:tyi..,, 1.,444 st. Tit, :11.,,, w.t, ,, ,... , :.4. • /:„ „ • ., , .1 / 1 1, v 3, 4,..,:c4,1,1.. nt 1., 41(1 411 . n VIVI ‘it,,tt6V, 21 1th. C011illF•
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(len .t* Rey. Y.:17.yor471 List: Oti -I•s .:,1 4ss M:ty Vv".:41kpr, elitentionist, wbo to another climate. But this is costly
T. II. Itot.s in T.tront....4t 1...si• • • •
Tit..4e.•;. 441 f,•6:40 w .•61 . . W:t."3 ttisein.41 nastir this snrin .• eielten of iv.; mie of Use best entertain- ile when Dr. Kiter s New Discovery for
, ing frierin•-. t twit. st., tile p:tst week.
4. that we constantly show a num-- - FANCY IS '•,1.; I TS
1:tatint t...17f. of 13. The 1.-nvion 11 '4 ni.i-ears tit ltoldyn's concert is I 51(3. not. 1h- 4--, sni•e. Don't, be ail ex-
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aiP*4 ntlr'73, tS.8.2:1'ia, %1"it- Visited his it nther Mns titalinnt•
R. A, :rollick, visited her father 1 The Huron rtniform promotion m-
in Tin onto tibs past week.. I
. ,Atniziations in the public schools will
T- Herb. Pannt.rd. t.f Br.mtford, spent ' he held on Intraday and Friday, 0-t
the bolitloys"at his Leine Isere. .2.3 B. .
' . Robt. Cole haS been appointed agent, Mrs. H. Oke, accompanied by her
for the Cyclone Wire Fence Co. • sister, Mrs. E. Bell, left. on Monday for
Mist.; Lena Hownivi spent Thanks- LindsaY to visit their sister, Mrs.Lauti-
giving- holidays With friends in Galt. dell.
Air, non. Mrs. Stevens, of Batevois N. MiSs Henrietta .Wadlin, formerly of
Y., spent few days last week visiting
alT jtunes Pickard's.
Miss Eva Huestott has returned
home from a pleasant visit with
friends in Mitchell.
Miss Horne, runner, and Miss Lang
spent Thanksgiving in Seafortb, the
guests of Mrs. A. McNovin.
Messrs. BaWden & McDonell this
week disposed of six of their stallions eter and vicinity returned home on
--Shires and Clydes -to a. gontleman. Monday.
from Ohio.
Mrs. E. 13e11, of Sarnia, and claugh-
Ushorne and Crecliton, was married
recently to Wm. Nelson, of Dresden,
North Dakota. ,
Mrs. Dodds, of Michigan, is visiting
her brother, Win. Bowman, of Us
-
borne ; also her sister, Mrs. R,. Pin-
combe. who is ill with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Oke and daughter, Mabel
of 13lyth, after a pleasant visit with
Mrs. IL Oke and other friends in Ex -
Will McLaughlin, of Brantford., ter, Mrs: james Kirk and gt•ancldaugh-
ter, Miss Corm Kirk, of Portage Is
Prairie, Man., visited Mrs. 1-I. Okenast
week. .
Tuesday attended the wedding of his
sister, Miss Ada McLaughlin, to Mr.
W. Hawkshaw, of St. Marys.
Among those who attended the
Laurier demonstration in Parkhill,
were It. E. Pickard, A. Ct. Bobier, W.
II. Levett and the Exeter 13and, They Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs.
ruport a large attendance. Sames Fletcher, of Minnising.
On Thursday and Monday the work- Mr. and lava. -wm. Hawkshaw, and
ing boys ana- school boys PlAYed two daughter, 'Miss jean, of St. Marys, and
matches at football. In the first game me. and mre, sobanztmug, of Berlin,
the score stood 1-0 in favor of the attended the wedding of Will Hawk -
school boys, while Tuesday's resulted
„ shaw and Miss Ada McLaughlin on
Tuesday.
,.., Trivitt Men.orial school ball, on Friday served. here. %evince in antes St.
Mrs, James Kirk and daughter,Oora
of Portage is Prairie, who have been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. H. Oke, left on
likewise, the score standing 3-0.
A missionary meeting was held in , Thanksgiving Day was crietly ob-
eve.ning, addressed by Rev. Arthur de church in the morning. was largely at.
B. Owen ullon Christian work among tended, when Bev. W. martin. preach.
the Blood Indians at the Northwest. ed. a practical sermon, suitable for the
Mr. Owen has been in charp of the I occasion, ,
Turkish Scalp Food prevents the
hair from falling out, restores fa,ded
and gray bair to its original color.
Being delicately perfumed it leaves no
unpleasant oder. It is not a dye.
Should be in every house where a hair
Indian school at Fort McLeod tor three
years and he Is familiarly acquanate,
dress was interestincr f
1111burn'o Sterling Readache Powaers give
women prompt, relief from monthly, pains anti,
leave. no bad after effects whatever. Ile sur6. renewer is needed. For sale by.
you get 31111burn's. Price 10 and 2 cents, alIi
Lutz. Only 50 cents a bottle. •
dealers
with the customs of his tribe. His ad
vvry
z,yei‘t. took placo Ow
7..^4 Mrs. 211
ltie-,11 noon ...nTileAav. whim 412 24'
eat 4:1;.;;;;I-Al.er, .Mary v.raq•
marriage to William .1. linwksdriw. of
St. Marvs, ,on of Wm. lianik..Innw,
that town, an erstwhiln rn.,4d'enf of
Exeter. The eeren10117 V, 344 OVIti'oalied
714y Rev. Mr, To) Eyck, Of the Trivitt
Memorial church, in the presenee of
the more iinniediate relatives of the
contracting parties. The bride was
benomingly iittired in a iinvy Idtie
gown and carritd rinnn.
She was assisted. as bridesmaid Ly
Jean Ilawkshann sister of the grotto),
while MeLaugliiin, or Bran tford4
brother of the bride, performed t he
ditties of . groom:mum. Mies Edith
GidIe.y played the werlding march. Thi
house was •bettutiftdly. decorated with
ferns and flowers. ..tt..fier the ceremony
• a tasty de:leaner was served, when the
young couple 'Were. driven • to Locals,
Where they took t train. fOr the e.nst
-.-Toronto and. Butfale :being the ob•
jeotive points, Upon: their return they
will reside :in- St. Marys, .ndrore
Hawkshatv is engage,' in.. business.
The large norober of handsome pres•
ente recieived testified t0. the esteem hi
• which the. young couple ate held here
and Wherever they are knotvin. The
bride is. an estimable lad y,:"•and Mr.
IHaWkshaW is, to . be complimented ep
011 bis prize. • : •
Use Winan's Cough Balsam for
,Doughs, Colds and Brunch itic troubles.
Only 25c a bottle at C. Lutz's Drug
The election campaign will spare
the lives of many of those monarchs of
the forest, the deer. The season for
their slaughtering is from Nov. 1 to 15.
The election coming in the middle of
the season has had the effect of break -
'Ong up more than one hunting natty ;
Tor those who indulge atmnany in this
orb are, as a rule, also politicians of
'xiore or less activity, and they prefer
he excitement of the campaign to
that of the chase,. The deer are th luck
this year, ,
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4.4t, „Pp;
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ber of firstclass
4 in the province 1 Consults Whin Nt cure on at home •
In /inure tile past -office savings • TVs the nilmt infalllble. medicine tor
hanks in towns and cities throughout Conghs,Colds and all Throat, end Lung
emintry 1.44. kept open on Sun; disensesson earth. The first close brings
dny night for the convenience of de • relief. Aittounding cures result from
positors. prsistent, use. Trial hot• les •free at :di
druggists. Priem 50c and $1.00. Every
Lord Rotting s, it. IS reported, will re-
mail, in South Africa until the end of bottle guaranteed,
the yenr in older to settle several ones-
',Ulu regarding the administration of ; Chlidren Cry for
tlie Ontilge Rirer and Transvaal col04.1155.
-
Miss Edith Robinson, of Dawson
City, arrived here last Thursday.. and
will spend the winter with her parents '
Nr, and Mrs. Robinson, London. Road,
South. Miss Robinson has been in
the Klondike, for some time in the
pont oflic:e department there, .
The weather this fall has been re-
tuarkable tu tho continned -dryness,
110 441.111 of any account having fallen
this month, nor bas there been any 4
hard frosts thus far. Snell a long
stretch 02 11114-4 weather at this season
of the year caimot be remembered. 44by
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G- TORE
OppositnJ. Grigg's.
the oldest inhabitant, as occurring ih
previous years. • •
Mr. alai Mrs. R.. Oade, formerly ',Ilse
At01a roJtOwn; of Sarepta,now of OaPac -
Mich., have been visiting at tbe old'
home, Sarepta, before their departure It is surprising bow quickly the
for Oregon, which trip they are :taking people #13C1' 011t where they can got
for the benefit Of Mr. Cacje's health. the best bargains,: the best goods for
11is brother and wife will Oise accent- the least Money. We carrya large
pally them, :They will : likely stop a stock, and Our prices 0,175: right and
• dimple of years.
, • quality equal. to any fine furniture in
the province. • :
NA,M -Customers DM .nty
A field of wheat was sown on the
arm otlYirs. Thos. French, Logan, in
1800. When the crop matured in 1.000
one ear produced 2,102 grains of very
fine wheat. Mrs. French has recently
sold a very fine span of heavy rlronglat
horses to a Stratford man for the 1144'1316",
lish market • price about four hinal,red
dollars.
On Friday evening last Moo ine
Dunn, of Stratforcl, was sitting o4.4 a
chair in one of the G. T. R. baggage
ears at the station there. 'Without
cars were about to be coupled to it,ancl BIS PRICES ARE,
If you want a good up-to-date job
bit
QJnilertaking
GO TO
B I I
his being aware of it, several freight
they were shunted againet,the baggage VERY MODERATE
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PIANOS and ORGANS
which we sell at prices that will
interest you ask to se.e th-em.
No Trouble to Show Goods
Levitt's Fair
AGENT FOR PARISIAN STEAM
LAUNDRY.
et
• • Laundry sent away every Thursday.
a
HE NEW CAS
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DRY - 600D5 anti GROGERIES.
W. YE
T°° much noise makeb. a confusion. We prefer the steady
and sure plan of doing business, giving people right
goods at right pricos. •
Vie De Not pretend to Sell 00 and 75c eeeds for 39
But give value for valtie every time, or money refunded.
We appreciate very much the patronage of so many during otit:
short time in business, and further solicit a call to inspect our goods.
We have not everything in Dry -Goods yet, but are adding to our
stock all the time. It will be a pleasure to show you what we have.
Our Groceries have been a perfect. success and recoil -in -tended by
all who have tried them. The best Red Salinon--; Maple Leaf and. "
, other brands, 15c; try our "Man -of -War" Ceylon Tea 23c. per lb.,
black and, mixed; many like it better that ‘vhat. they have been • ; •
getting at 40c. Also try Our choice Japan. Tea, 3 pounds for sac.
Highest price paid for ioduce. A call solicited. • •
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