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 Even by the most critical customers 
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 WE aiVB TRADING STAMPS. 
 
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 I3RKAD 
 
 IS THE STAFF 
 OF LIFE 
 
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 DENTIST. 
 
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 I'aucy Slippers. Dress .Shoes and Skating 
 
 t)ols. Our new stock provides for ycur every 
 
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 The 5later $3, $4 and $5 rien's Shoes. 
 
 They are the best obtainable fit st. le and wear 
 
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 POCOCK BROS.. 
 
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 Full Line of 
 
 SOUVENIRS 
 
 LONDON VIEWS 
 
 Useful Wedding and Birthday Presents 
 
 AT — - 
 
 Yeo's China Hall, 
 
 177 DUNDAS STREET. 
 China and Glass Goods for ail Household Purposes. 
 
 You are inuited to call and inspect our new 
 fail stock of Fancy China. 
 
 THE MAINE 
 
 Thing at the present is 
 
 DEWEY 
 
 Launder your Shirts, Collars, Cuffs 
 and Hantlkerchiefs — if not, why not 
 give us a trial and you won't 
 
 HAV'ANA 
 
 more laundered elsewhere. 
 
 P'lricion Qt/»o. 
 
 m Laundry Co. 
 
 OF ONTARIO, LIMITED. 
 
 73-75 DUNDAS STREET. 
 
 (/. K. tnY) mumper: 'PhVrte 5^0'. 
 
 Blumon 
 
 IPhe most desirable gift of the 
 * day, a special line, which 
 we imported from Germany 
 for our trade. Don't fail to see 
 them before you purchase your 
 Christmas Gifts. We fill them 
 with delicious confections. 
 
 I'ancy Boxes, Fancy Baskets, 
 the largest assortment in the 
 city. Our Candies are de- 
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 daily and are reliable. 
 
 Lunch rooms open till la 
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 SHORT BROS. 
 
 'Phone 491. 
 
 220 DUNDAS STREET. 
 
 HE, HIM, SHE AND HER. 
 
 Palmer Coin, .Sleight of hand and strong of nerve 
 
 J. SHERRIE MATHEWS 
 
 Boston Budge, The answer to an advertisement 
 
 „ , ,; ,, - , HARRY BULGER 
 
 Col. Campwell, I-ondof America and other things 
 
 Gus Mortimer 
 
 Algerncn Campwell, The Colonel's Son, "It makes me 
 
 so angry" Will West 
 
 Judge Grace. Who has patience with his patients 
 
 ^ ■ ■ •■ Robert Vernon 
 
 Gen. Smiles, Good for a 'augh, a soldier who thinks he 
 
 thinks Ned Wayburn 
 
 Prof. Wagner Mat, A musician playing ) 
 
 for a place V Gilbert Gregory 
 
 John Phillips, Who imagines he is .Sousa ) 
 Prof. Vaulter Barr,'lnstructor of athletics ) 
 
 and talk designers V W. H. Macart 
 
 .Silas Perry, .Vttendant in Sanitarium ) 
 
 Jimmie Gunn, .X continuous burglar by permission. J. Doctor 
 Van Winkle, Sleep walker, who left a cull and did not 
 
 call for it Van Huntington 
 
 Dodge Bell, A waiter -it .serves him right Herbert Waite 
 
 J. PuUeni. A policeman with badge Sandy McDermott 
 
 Yank M. Inn, Another poliieman, also a clubman 
 
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 Earle E. Frost, iceman! Do you want any ? Get up! . 
 
 ■ Long Winters 
 
 Sharpley Hunt, Detective, finds them out when they are 
 
 in Gerard Dutenhoeffer 
 
 Chiinty Grace ( The \ Nellie Hawthorne 
 
 F ith Grace J Three ) Josie De Witt 
 
 Hope Grace i Graces; Lizzie Sanger 
 
 Daughters of the Judge. 
 Sis Hopkins, An heiress to ills imaginary; too honest to 
 
 take medicine unless it is given to her ..Rose Melville 
 Babette, who has a bad habit of forming habits . Eva Leslie 
 Miss Lavinia Primmer, School Mistress of Finishville 
 
 .\cadeniy Julia Ralph 
 
 Eflie Eastman, She of the wedding breakfast eye 
 
 Agnes Saye Wayburn 
 
 Sousie Southern 
 
 Naoniia .Morth 
 
 Winnie Western 
 
 Bonnie Blackburn 
 
 Rennie Redptith 
 
 Georgie Greenwall .. 
 
 . Maybelle Rother 
 
 Pnriiionf 1 Florence Dearborne 
 
 FinTlivine I ''^^S,*'^ Challenger 
 
 Academv I Pannie Sanger 
 
 Acaaemy | May Norton 
 
 ...Lottie Ettenger 
 
 'P hone 807... 
 
 J. ELLIOTT HOLMES. L.D.S. 
 
 DENTIST 
 
 Office. Room 3, Duffieid Block, riAynn/v/ 
 
 Cor. Dundas anil Clarence Sts. LONDON. 
 
 REIGNS SUPREME 
 
 J.CAN|III|ACE«50N5 
 
 FAIRBAIRN 
 
 OPP, CITY HALL, 
 
 UP STAIRS. 
 
 The Tailor 
 
 If you have your own cloth, bring it to me and 
 I will make it up i.i the best possible style 
 at a reasonable cost. 
 
 FALL SUITS Axo OVERCOATS 
 
 PRICES sure to suit you as well as fit. 
 A CALL SOLICITED, 
 
 ^. FAIRBAIRN, The Tailor. 
 
 iJpvMKe City H8T»i Rtclamond Sftteet. 
 
 THAT WORD 
 
 (C 
 
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 Means much in coaUlom. Some 
 kinds — the kind we have — p;ives 
 more heat to the ton than others. 
 Some (ours) burns to a ])owdery 
 ash, giving out all the sort of 
 heat desired. Others (we don't 
 keep it) , turns to clinkers and 
 cau.ses trouble and annoyance. 
 
 TRY A TON AND SEE. 
 
 CAMERON'S 
 
 rARO-antrwell and 0. T.H. OTFICe-HltOix BttimlHt. 
 
5R0S. 
 
 I, L.D.S. 
 
 LONDON. 
 
 tun)i) 
 
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 SONS 
 
 ■ II 
 
 n. Some 
 /e — jrives 
 II others, 
 powdery 
 sort of 
 we don't 
 kers and 
 )yance. 
 
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 ■HltOfx Sli(W/»J. 
 
 THE TECUMSEH 
 
 LONDON. ONT. 
 
 PiRST-Cl.ASS IN AM, API'OINTMKNTS. 
 
 SpKi'iAL Ratks for Companies. 
 
 CHAS. W. DAVIS. 
 
 Proprietor. 
 
 Palace Dancing Academy 
 
 i.atlios aiul Oonllemen do^iirin^ of becoming 
 mLMiibiMs will ploasi! n-^jKler hoir namei e<Trly. 
 Spuciul se.ison tiikcls .il <'XotM'ilin({ly low rates. 
 
 PRIMARY CLASSES AS FOLLOWS : 
 Gentlemen, - Monday Evening, 8 o'clock 
 Ladleo, - Tuesday Evening, 8 o'clock 
 Children, Saturday After'n, 3.30 o'clock 
 
 PUPILS MAY COMMENCE ANY TIME. 
 
 Dayton & McCormick. 
 
 F. ri. BUTLER, 
 
 Stock Broker 
 
 (jTTOCKS, GR.MNS AND PROVISIONS 
 
 ^ boujfht and sold for cash or on niarjfin. 
 Private ->'ires to New York Slock Ex- 
 chanjfe and Clilcaso Board of Trade. Toronto 
 and Montreal Stock Kxclianjfe quotations 
 received by wire. 
 
 LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE 1278. 
 
 15-16 jVIasonie Temple, London. 
 
 HERE'S A CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY. 
 
 DISCOUNT... 
 
 Off our regular prices from now until 
 lurtlier notice on all our Pantings, Fancy 
 \estinKs, .SuitiURs and Overcoatings. 
 Our object is to reduce our fall and 
 winter stock, as we have ordered heavily 
 for sprinK. 
 
 wiii'i.'»Vl,T*^ "'"' '"«''•"« of all orders 
 will he the same as at onr resrular price 
 
 procureT''"'" """ "^'"'^'^ """ <^^"^^ 
 Come in and see us. Remember our 
 prime object is to reduce .stock Ml 
 goods marked in plain figures. 
 
 O. LABELLE, 
 
 Fashionable Tailor, 372 Richmond St. 
 
 TELEPHONE 1027. 
 
 SYNOPSIS. 
 
 Stretch of Imagination in Three Stretches. 
 .■\CT r -M the quarters. Finishville Habit Cure Institute. 
 ACT II — .At the half. Reception Room in Hallucination 
 Ward of Institute. 
 
 ACT Ill-In the Stretch. Scene l-Militafy Ward in In- 
 stitute. Under the Wire. .Scene J. -I, awn of Institute. 
 .\ Japanese Finish. 
 
 The entire production under the personal stage direction o{ 
 AlR. Nki) Wavdurv. 
 
 MUSICAL NUMBERS. 
 
 ACT I. 
 
 •Algy-Song and Chorus (Oebest) Will West and Co. 
 
 Chorus— Good Night iCebest) Company 
 
 ACT il. 
 
 OpeniuE Chorus ((.chest) Ladies of the .Seminary 
 
 Calisthenic .Song and Dance (Fagan and Oebest) 
 
 Mathews, Leslie and Ladies of the .Seminary 
 
 Bell Chorous (I)eWitt;. Ladies of the Seminary 
 
 Buttercups and Daises Mathews, Bulger, 
 
 Wayburn, McCart, Mortimer, (Gregory and Company 
 
 Trio Misses Hawthorne, DeWitt and Sanp-er 
 
 .Sis, with voice attached Ro.se Melville 
 
 Original Ragtime .Specialty Ned Wayburn 
 
 Yankee Hatiiicrs ((.ebest) Mathews, Bulger and Company 
 
 The piano used in second act by Mr. Ned Wayburn is the 
 celebrated BULL PIANO. 
 
 .•\CT III. 
 
 The Patriotic Coon (Cohan) Will West and Ladies 
 
 The Willow Pattern Plate (.Stuart) 
 
 Originated and sung by Miss Hawthorne 
 
 Fiddle and I Miss Josie DeWitt 
 
 Specialty Mathews and Bulger 
 
 The Ragtime Opera (arranged by Gebesti 
 
 Will Wesi and Ladies 
 
 F'inale (Oebest) Company 
 
 Original Music composed by Chas. J. Oebest. Scenery 
 and mechanical elTects by Lamphier and Bnhler. Chicago. 
 Hlectrical effects by Ned Wayburn. Costumes by Fritz 
 .Schoultz. Chicago. .Shoes by ."Vision it Son. Chicago. 
 
 DUNNR AND RYLEY'S STAFF. 
 
 Thos. W. Ryley. Manager 
 
 George H. Murray Business Manager 
 
 P. S. fliatto.x Acting Jlanager 
 
 OusLave Luders Musical Director 
 
 Ned Wayburn .Stage Manager 
 
 H. L. Tripp Master Carpenter 
 
 Joe. Healey Master of Properties 
 
 Joseph Schwartz Electrican 
 
 The Famous Bell Orchestral Piano 
 
 IS USED E.XCLL'SIVEI-V IN THIS THEATKE. 
 
 A man wants to see you 
 between the acts, at 
 Jerry HcDonald's, 131 
 King Street. 
 
 Yeomhns* 
 
 Diploma 
 Western Fair, 
 London. 
 
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 WEATHER 
 STRIPS 
 
 For Windows and Doors. 
 
 I OFFICnysS YORK ST. phone 644 
 
 ....London, Ont. 
 
 Guaranteed to stop all draughts. 
 
 FROM NUMEROUS TESTIMONIALS READ THE F0L0WIN6 : 
 
 Williams Mu.sic noH.5c. iTt Dundas St., 
 
 B. Williams. Prop. , , r> * xt oi ^oaa 
 London, Out., Nov. 21. 1898. 
 
 This is to certify tluat we have used Yeoman's Weather 
 Strips for the past year and a half, and have found them 
 satisfactory, and they are as good to-day as when put on. We 
 are having more put on our doors this fall. 
 
 'B. WILLIAMS, Manotfer. 
 
 King Richard III. 
 
 IS NOT AT KICilMOND, 
 
 H r.. PKINE 
 
 Proprietor 
 
 Richmond Hotel 
 
 la there and supplies his patrons 
 with the best of everything 
 
 SPECIAL RATES TO THEATRICAL CD'S. 
 
 Just Received 
 
 New Novelties in Ties. 
 Warm and Soft Ur.lerwear. 
 Fine Imported Underwear, 
 in all sizes. 
 
 Men's Beaver Overcoats, 
 ready-made. $4.95. 
 
 EXTRA VALUE IN ORDERED CLOTHING. 
 
 THOS. PETHIOK. 
 
 136 DUNDAS STREET. 
 
 eTjT PEARCE 
 
 Successor to E. J. Burke, 
 
 Photographers' Supplies, 
 
 521 RICHMOND ST. 
 
 FULL LINE 
 
 AiviAtEUi{ ^mi\is 
 
 ALWAYS IN STOCK. 
 
 r»| I weather is w it h us aga in f\f%t |\ft 
 ■ ALL and a long wi th fall comes uULUw 
 
 To know a cure for the same is very important. 
 — By calling u.jon ... 
 
 P. J. WATT 
 
 you can secure an infallible remedy. 
 NO VkELL REGULATED HOUSEHOLD SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT, 
 
 TRADING STAMPS. 
 428 RICHMOND STREET. Next News OfTice. 
 
 Established I880. 
 
 T. FOX 
 
 The Original Pawnbroker 
 
 LENDS MONEY 
 
 On DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY and WEARING 
 
 APPAREL, Etc. All business strictly private 
 
 and confidential. 
 
 333 AND 385 CLARENCE ST. 
 
 P. S.- Unredeemed Watches, Diamond Rings, Gun 
 Revolvers, and Musical (^loods on hand, 
 Thoatrical Costumes 5:}r sale or bin. 
 
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 THE NEATEST PACKAGE. ^ 
 THE PUREST TEA. 
 
 For Sale byAll Grocers I i 
 
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 Next AttFaetion 
 
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 LAST YEAR'S GREAT SUCCESS! 
 
 THE 
 
 The Bright^joi and Merriest of I 
 all Musical Farce Comedies, i 
 
 CIRCUS 
 
 From Augustin Daly's New 
 York and London Theatres. 
 
 GIRL 
 
 THB MUSICAL TRIUMPH 
 OF BOTH COUNTRIES. 
 
 A Cast of Metropolitan Favorites. 
 
 Orieinal, Picturesque Costumes ami Scenery. 
 
 If Vou Think Your Clothes want Repairs, 
 Cleaned and Pressed, eo to 
 
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 IN 
 
 worii (tone In the 413 Richmond St. 
 
 shartcgt nuttoe. Uii-staits. 
 
 Office open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 
 
 Doors open for matinees at 2 p.m. ; cur- 
 tains rises 2., 30 p.m. 
 
 ICvenings — Doors open at 7.30; and cur- 
 tain rises 8.15 p.m. sharp. 
 
 Tickets can be reserved two days in 
 advance without extra charge. 
 
 Seats can be secured by mail, telephone 
 or telegraph. Telephone 732. 
 
 Carriages can be ordered at the IJox 
 Office or of the chief usher. 
 
 For all lost articles, apply at the Box 
 Office. 
 
 Physicians are requested to register at 
 the Box Office, leaving seat number, as 
 this will enable Ushers to find them, if 
 called for, without disturbing the audience. 
 
 Children in arms not admitted to evening 
 performances. Children three years old 
 or over, fidl price. 
 
 It is strange, but there is a class of people 
 that seem to t.ike an intense delight in 
 bespattering the floor with tobacco juice, 
 and in being boisterous and using profane 
 langiuige. These peoi)Ie should know at 
 once that the Courts authorize their im- 
 mediate expulsion, shotild the management 
 see fit to exercise its rights. 
 
 If the ituli\-i(hial members of an 
 audience woulil stop ti; think for just 
 an instant, lliey would luuloubtcdly 
 appreciate the fact that the habit of 
 rising from thei. seats and leaving 
 the theatre before the curtain falls, is 
 a most annoying one, and one that 
 should be stopped. We therefore beg- 
 our audiences to kindly remain in 
 their seats until the close of the per- 
 formance.