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on a ions -"alt .the Colonera sister. Mrs.
Walsh, wait of the but will travel by a
a anAarnitttat route ao trail t thoparty,
tie en- ouutteel.
Oa Wednoaday a son of 8tetion Agent Patti
son. et Clinton, •war buried In the Clinton
oemetery the litU, fellow havingmet his death
by talitng from the baioony of the famijy real_
donee in VClinton a few day( before. The many
friends in Goderipb of Mr. and Mrg. Pattison
were lorry to hear or their allltetlon
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Louis, a letter from WS brother Drank n' k,
of Torontotatormini him that ho an M
Hick. together veth their son Ernest F., an
wife. who had left last Friday evening for tit.
Louie World a Fair were on the syeet-bound
train w collided with another on the Ws.
bash bine et Element. ill., on Saturday The
party ell fortunately ped unhurt, although
over 90 personq were I ured, no one being kill-
ed, They reached lit- uh, on haturday eve-
alag, 5 hours late, Th oolllalon wan reported
in Monday's Toronto daily papers,'
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PEOPLE WE KNOW.
Jim. McDonald, of Loudon. was in town for
the holiday.
John Story. of Stratford. spent the holiday at
the old home.
J. B. Hawkins, St. Patrick street, Is in town
for a few days,
Mrs. Horaoo and Miss Horton werein the
Quoon City this week. .
Mist Elsie Goebel has returned after a
month's visit In LhtoweL
Mini L. McDonald, Wellington street. return.
ed to Toronto on Monday.
visitingat1.614 Faayd yettt Ind. were this work
TMIk.¢Iok. and
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town.
of Mitchell, spent
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Emmerson, of London,
were In town the past week.
Mr. Austin, of the Bank of Montreal. was in
the Queen City on Wednesday.
Mrs. Jae. H. Tlgert spent the past weak at
the parental residence, Fordyce.
Engineer Brough left on Wednesday for
Southampton on an official visit.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Mcilrien left on a short visit
to the Quoon City on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Maleolmson. of Luck -
now. were in Goderich this nook.
P. E. S. Thos. Wetliorald was In Belgrave on
Wednesday, on a professional visit
N Dianna, of Barrio, was n town on
TZd
giving day on a business visit.
Mr, d Mrs Raney. of London. wore visit -
leg relatives In town over Thanksgiving.
F.•Besttto, of Stratford, visited hi, parents
in tbeold township for Thanksgiving Day.
PhillDD iiia of Toronto, was visiting his
many friends in Oodoricb the past week.
Joseph M. Pigott left yesterday foo Beaalo,
to be present at the great Foot Ball match.
Manager Saunders, Pram Organ Co. is ex-
pected home next Wednesday or Thursday.
C. Warren Ball wee at the parental residence,
Church street., for a few days holiday week.
Walter B g'hanan of -Toronto, was at the Old
bathe, Tuesday and Wednesday of thls 'Week.
Mrs Win. McClure returned Usher residence
onNeit orbytreet, atom liauilJlon,on ivodne�deY.
Mies Halliday, of London was visiting hor
relatives, Mr. and Dirs../. W. Smith, this week.
Mrs. W. F..alark was In Clinton on Wednes-
day, attending the funeral of Master Patteson.
Mrs. ]toss, of Loudon. returned home on
Monday. after a visit to her brother, J. Rum
balL
Ray Itelya>• and Jno. Moffatt of Clinton,
were up for the Harmony hop 'Thanksgiving
night
Miss Downing, of Brussels, was vlstting her
relatives. Mr. and Mrs. E. Downing, the past
week. -
Geo. O, Black returned home last week, hav-
ing closed down the Londesboro apple eva-
porator.
Harry Cuff. of Toronto, was at the parental
residence, North street for a taw days on holi-
day leek.
Mise Vesta Watson of the Normal College,
Hamilton, spent the'1hnksgiving holidays at
the old bests. ,
MilisophaniondGsbyg For boon confined houe
illness this week.
Mrs. Marshall, of Loudon, spent a tow days
the past week on a vtxlt to her eon Will. of
Inca's Drug store.
Alta John Belly, of Detroit, left for home
Monthly, att. visiting tier rolativee, Mr. and
• Mrs. Joe. holly, Chorob street.
Mlsa Agnes Fowler. from Forest. was n
T nksgiring visitor at the home of her
cousin. Robert Johnston, Huron Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Slick, of tbo Huron,
spent a taw days at their old -home, Port Elgin,
lastareek, and spent a most enjoyable time.
Mrs. Gavin Shaw, of Lindenwood was on a
week'evhit to her eon 0..L. of the elevator,
and -family. and returned to her bomo on Mon-
day. -
MoOillvrar, son of Engineer James Me-
() y. Kingston, formerly of the Govt. Tug
Is watchman on the Steamer Rose-
mount
Mho E. It Bradleyy, of Norwich was up for
the Harmony 0hlbae Hop on Thanksgiving
night While in torn she was the guest of
Mea Ilarriaon, Kingston street
Mr. Waiter &haw, of Toronto, spent a few
dayswith hti-brother O. J., and returned on
Monday. His many Goderich friends were
depleted to meet tha•gentleman.
Me, and Mrs. mes, of dlllott, of Waterford, and Mrs.
Rdsn,toho0on
'ria , The ladleare eitersof Mrrs. hse.
Hntabea.-and had been on a long visit. to their
WId
Mrs. Anderson, of foamierd was the past'
week i►Lidttng her brother. William Green. of
Trite rstreet. Thalady firstsa.f the tight
township in 1631 being the lint
white child botn'Ia the municipality,
Mr. Murdoch Campbell and daughter Mrs.
AMONO THE CHURCHES.
The annual church parade of Inver:
nese Camp, S. 0. 8., to commemorate
St. Andrew's Day, will take place to
Knox church on Sunday. morning
next, when Rev. Mr. Anderson will
preawh a special sermon. A large at-
tendance of the members is looked.
for.
There will be a large congregation
at Viotorie street church next, Sun-
day, whets' Rev. Dr. Carman, the elo
quant General Superinte dent, will
conduct the anniversary'., 1..w. Dr.
Carnui.n Is no stranger to , • ..1, :eh
church goers, and there of 111,01) who
will be delighted to heal Lim once
more.
Sunday next will be the annual
World's Temperance Sunday, under
the auspices of the various W. 0. T. U.
bodies, and the Sunday Schools of the
town will hold a rally service In North
street Methodist chutkch,` instead of
their usual lesson Cervices, when ad-
dresses will be delivered by Revs. 0.
H. Hazen. and probably two other
clergymen.
A series of evangelistic services will
be commenced in the Temperance
Hall, Saltford, next Sunday after-
noon, at 4 o'clock, in connection with
usual Sunday School service. Rev. Mr.
Levaok, the pastor of the Baptist
congregation here has kindly consent
ed to assist in these services. These
meetings will. bo found interesting and
profitable, and all will be made wel-
come.
A recent issue of the London Free
Press contained the following some-
what sarcastic letter from a well
known Huronite : •
"BORON DIOCESE FOR. PROP. COA.DY."
(To tho Editor of the Free Press)
Sir.—Permit me in your columns to
thank the Advisory Commit tee of St.
Paul's Church, Toronto, for their dis-
interested kindness in removing any
obstacle in the way of Canon Coady'e
becoming Bishop of Huron. I trust
to read that they will proceed to com-
'pTete their good work and elect him
Bishop. It will thus. obviate the
necessity of the Synod assembling in
Londonyon the 29th inst. It is, of
course. well known that in the Diocese
of Huron we have nobody=ca able of
filling the position ; that the laity es-
pecially have no minds of their own ;
and our gratitude goes out in large
measure to the gentleman in ques-
tion, and espe•lally to the influence of
u certain college, for their timely in-
terference. Yours, etc.,
JOHN RANBFORD.
Clinton, November 10th.
The fortnightly meeting of St.
George's Y. P S. was largely attend-
ed. the occasion being the visit of the
Y. P, S. of St. Paul's church, Clinton.
The school room was prettily arrang-
ed for the occasion, bunting and hun-
dreds of flags being used in its decora-
tion. The Clinton delegation, to the
number of about 40, reached town
early, and wore at the school house
before 8 o'clock. rhe reception com-
mittee on hand to receive the
guests, and after a quarter of an hour
spent in introductions and renewing
old friendships, the literary part was
commenced with the president, Dr.
Hayden, presiding, who delivered an
appropriate welcome address. Rev.
Dr.' Turnbull also welcomed the
Quests. Rev, Mr. Gunn followed,
speaking principally on the constitu-
tion of the A. Y. P. A., with whloh
association the Y. P. A., of St.
George's bait lately affiliated. The
nest number was a charming violin
duet by Miss and Mr. Frank Doty;
Miss Martha Wells gave a sweet vocal
solo; Miss McDermott, of Clinton an
excellent recitation, and Misses Bea-
trice and Kate Hoskin an excellent
vocal duet, and Mr. Colclough, presi-
dent of the. Clinton Y. P. S., gave a
forcible address which was well re-
ceived. There wero several prome-
nades during the evening, Miss Her-
mon, of Clinton, and Misses Parsons,
Brock Mitchell, Annie Wells and• Ida
Thomas playing suitable seleotlons.
The ac.pompanists were Mine H. Don-
agh and MisaWells. At the close of the
refreshment number the Clinton guests
left for home by the light of a brilli-
ant' -moon, •
Sitting on a bank eating cheese and
crackers may be fun to sone, people,
but for real hearty and wholesome en-
joyment sone ns to a well conducted
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of the occasion with keen apprecia-
tion, and what with steamilig tea,
smoking .cdffee, layer cake, roll cake
and pie, meats and salads, piekiea and
cranberry sauce, who is there that
would not bo pleased? Echo answers,
who? You would actually think such
things would capture both the cvnio
and the dyspetic. And at Victoria
street Methodist cbu;ch on Thanks-
giving night every person seemed to
be satisfied, and there was a crowd
the supper was a decided success, and
theleased looks on the faces of the
audience ahowed their appreciation
of the dfforte of the ladies and the
committee in charge. Every number
on the program was a delight .and In-
spiration. There was nothing vaudivilie
about the entertalnnlent. The speed
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Watch," every person said, "Worthy
sons of worthy sive." Mrs. Elliott, of
Waterford, whoge name was added ott
the last day, came as a delightful stir
prise to the audience, and Miss Brown
appeared at her lit'st in "Angel Land,"
and thew a most hearty encore. Jfr•.
J. Parnell Morris, of Loudon, was
particularly happy In his selections for,
such an occasion, and every number
delighted the audience. ,The line
training in Mr. Morris' tinging espec-
ially attracted the music critic, and
his wonderful rendering of his selee-
tlons was a great pleasure to the com-
mon people. The entire proceeds of
the tea amounted to $103, to be applied
on 1140 improvements made to the
parsonage during the present summer.
The congregation of Victoria street
has now one of the most convenient
and comntodiene homes tor their min-
ister, and it will always be a credit to
their enterprise.
Dungannon.
PERSONAL.—Mies Hoffman, of Ches-
ley, spent the Thanksgiving holidays
with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
S. Heaves, of Dungannon.—Mr. Wes.
leu Steep and Miss Hattie Steep of
Goderich, spent Sunday with their
cousin Mrs. S. Deeves.
St. Augustine.
NorBs.—M. J. Beadle has rented
Chas. Millenars farm for a seven year
term, and is now engaged ploughing,
it being all Dasyure land__Sor. some
years, John will have a busy fall's
work, but more favorable weather
could not be expected this time of
year.—Mr. Ambrose Brophy bas pur-
chased the coal and wood yard busi-
ness of our village and -has Wm. Bin-
kett as a partner. Mr. Binkett's engine
and circular saw will be used in the
yard. — Thomas Leddy .and Richard
Walsh are hauling wheat to Lucknow
elevator-.
Holmesvllle.
PERSONAL.—Miss Holmes, of Clin-
ton, was the guest of Miss Acheson on
Sunday.—Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Tudor,
of Constance; visited Mrs. Stanley on
Monday,—Mrs. Rhodes entertained
her mother from Hyde Park for a few
days.—Mr. Fred Leonard spent a few
days with friends at Bright.—Amon
those who have returned from. Mani-
toba. are Misses Jervis, H. Elford, W.
Tihbutt and Wrn. Stanley.—Mrs. T.
Ford, of Stratford, visited Miss Lizzie
Ford.—Mt'. Crooks and daughter vis-
ited friends at Listowel.—Mrs. T. C.
Pickard, and Roy, of Afitchell, visited
friends heco,
Amborley.
There was an attendance of nearly
2i10 friends and acquaintance of Mr. D.
Boyd, at the gentleman's residence,
halt a mile from this village on Wed-
nesday evening. The gathering was
to bid farewell to the gentleman and
his family before their departure for
Goderich, where Mr. Boyd has bought
the McKay residence on Victoria et.,
and where the family will In future
reside. Customs officer Grant and
James Thomson of Goderich were
among those present at the banquet
and the last named increased bis repu-
tation as a sweet Binger. During the
evening Mr. Boyd was presented with
two -fine easy chairs in which it is
hoped the family will enjoy many a
test in the circular town.
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Bargains In Small Wares
Ribbons, Laces,. Buttons, Hosiery, Gloves, Btaid, Dress trimming ALL REDUCED.
Blankets, Comforters, Curtains, Carpets -r -REDUCED..
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DOTS.—Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Menary
and family of Kincardine are visiting
at Jae. Saunders'.—Richarta F.nlay
returned from Muskoka Saturday.
He brought home two dandy good
deer. Dick wan generous with the
venison 'too.—Cannon Stothers was
borne from the G. M. S. for the
Thanksgiving vacation.—There altave
been a great many sudden deaths'near
us _within ilio bast few months,. and
the destroying angel is still in our
midst. Harty Monday morning Jo-
seph Kilpatrick. eldest son of John
Kilpatrick succumbed to an attack of
pneumonia. He was thought to he
out of danger, but was seized with a
relapse the latter part of last week.
The sorr•owing fapuily have the sin-
cere sympathy of the entire commun-
ity.
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Mrs. Jesale,Gray has been visiting
her mother at Woodstock, who is ill,.
—Isaac Hawkins has been under the
wea;.i,er the past week.—Mr. G. Den-
son Cox, student Huron College, Lon-
don, is to hold service in tbo English
church here on Sunday next, 27th, at
7 o'clock, D. V.—Mow. Jno. Hutchison
is improving slowly.—Reeve Dalton is
in Toronto this week to the Liberal
convention.—Jna. Hawkins is home
again. --Some stock in this peighbor•
hood has gone astray, which cannot be
traced. Jas. Hayden has a grey steer
2 years old missing, and William B.
Hawkins, a spring calf, red, steer,
"Mooley". which they would like to
get trace of.—Joseph McMillian hats
sold his farm to Mr. Thos. Nixon, Ash-
field at a good figure, the farm is a
good one. John Schoenbals was in
V4 Ingham on Saturday and Sunday.
McKillop.
NOTES. —The Methodist people of
Winthrop intend having a tea meet-
ing and concert on Thursday evening
of this week.—Word reached here last
week that Mrs. Wm, McIntosh, who
went out to Manitoba last Bummer for
the purpose of seeing if the change
would benefit her health, had died out
there.— The floe weather still con-
tinues, with cool nights and pleasant
days, In fact real Indian Summer
weather.—The tea meeting held by
the Presbyterians at Bethel church
was a pleasant affair, and a financial
success. The tinging more especially
was of it high order of merit.—'Miss
Bessie Smith spent -Thanksgiving
visiting her sister Rosa, who is teach -
in school ht Grand Bend.—Our young
friend, Clayton White, has, we under-
stand• been engaged to teach the
school at Port Albert, and his stater,
Miss Cora, has engaged a school in
McKillop.
Exeter.
SICK. --Bert Knight 1e holding his
own nicely, but has been pretty nick.
We hope soon to bear of his recovery.
BUILDING.—Measrs. Roes dt Taylor,
contractors, raised the frame work on
.their saw mill on Thursday last; it will
be itnmediately back of their present
nitwitlg mill. This will make another
industry for Exeter. Since the stave
factory pulled out there has been no
saw'nnill nearer here than Sodom, four
miles.—\Vm. Bagshaw', residence, on
Station street, if- fast nearing cotnple-
tion.-KAI. McDonnell's block, on Main
street la about completed. Che in-
stalling of plate glass In the three
store fronts stall greatly add to the
general appearance.
PtItSONAL.—Mr. and Mrs. James
Wanless, nee Mise, Ally Hardy, of Du.
tuth, returned front .St. Louie Mo., on
Monday night. and Will Visit at L.
Hardy's, North Main street. -- Miss
Etta G. Kitson- of St. Thomas, visited
friends in and aroutid Exeter last
week. --Maks Norma Bobter' has re.
turned from London. ---Percy Itendle,
of London, Thankagivened at home.*
Percy Westaway -of Toronto, spent
part. of last week in town with his
slater. Mrs. A. L. Ford.—Mrs. Lloyd'
and daughter Nettie are visiting
friends in Brucefleld.—\V m. -North•
nett and Wife have returned front the
Notthweet, having spent the summer
there.--- Mrs. Norman Lloyd visited
Mends near Clinton lastweek.
Godatklt" TQw IIshlp.
Pattaole.t13.*•.1. man has returned.
front the West, and rooks vrell.a-W.
Willlxms. eheeeentisker, Who, took an
exeuraion /OP west, bibs also returned,
but expecte to go out again in Ab.
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team to the county league, match at
Londesboro, on 17th Inst: B. Andrews,
I. Salkeld, J. Newcombe, sr., H. Lam-
prey, R. Rundell, J. Chisholm, W.
Whitely. 3, Newcombe, jr., U. Prouee
and George Lalthwalte, captain. Mr.
Newcombe, sr., made the best score at
the match, W. Watson, of Auburn.
coming next. Four associations were
repi•osented, but the Saltford team did
not compete, as they had but little
practice. Auburn won the trophy for
the second time and are now its own-
ers. A. new trophy will be bought,
and the next league match will be held
in this township on December 2Stb,
at 200 and 400 yards. Six teams are
expected to compete and anyone win-
ning 1t three times will keep it. A
jolly time was spent at the supper
which followed the match, speech,
song and musicariaking up an enjoy-
able time, Mr, McCummings acted as
chairman. Motions wore passed to
ask the County Council for it grant to
help on the league, and to ask the
Militia Department for more rifles and
ammunition.'
Klippen. ,
PERSONAL.—The Misses Taylor spent
Thanksgiving with friends in London'
--William Brownlee came home for
Thanksgiving from Chatham, where
he is attending the Business College.—
Miss Mary Johnston spent the holiday
with friends in Stratford.—Mr. a°nd
Mrs. W. H. Johnston were visiting
friends in Ashf.elil lest sveek.- -Mrs. G.
H. Long and Mamie, of Harrow, are
spending a few weeks on the Kippen
circuit.—Wm. Murdoch made his an-
nual trip to Lucknow last week to buy
his stock of cattle for the coming
winter..
" Oiaaxrx.--On Sunday Rev. G. H.
Long, a fortner Minister on this circuit,
preached good sermons.- All were de.
lighted to see andihear hint once more.
---Next Sunday. 27th Inst., the Metho.
Meta ate expecting it good time, when
they will hold their Sabbath School
missionary cervi',, instead of the reg-
ular preaching service, at 2.80 p. m.
Pot this service the eholr Is preparing
special made' Mrs. 0. A. Shaw will•
s tI tg a solo; readings will be given by.
members of the school and addressee
by .Mrs. 13. lvioou, W. H. Johnston
and Rev. E. A. Shaw. All aro invited
to attend and hear frometbing on the
great work of tnieelons,
• Blyth.
NoTits.—Mr. and Mia. Chas, Ridh-
ardaon, of Perth, -Dns., spent a few
deans of Wit Week With friends In
town. --bilks Edna flAarhiiton spent
Sunday at her home. titre: --4i1*. John
Paulin, of Mitchell. *pot the Thank*.
giving holidayN itt the ho,ixa 'Of her
ntw.Me. ;and Mre, J. G.• Moser..-.
Ed the Moser woe In. (moonThankegvittlk«-lith, Benny Miller, of,
Mil spent it few days of 1 t
week, With the dfughtee. Mctr. t .If.
Betse.—Mei. R. Meter `1Alto reituered
after epeildin K few clays with her
braise*, W. K. Obits 'At Klirlttosl,--
Me. ANN'3,.0an flaw rateirtaal from the
Wait. --Mitt. 1. A. Andeeaotli II 'Visit-
ter web title dangktsie,,:hire.. tlisv,)
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Address
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$lo.00 Jackets for 57.50
58,50 Jackets for 55.00
$7 0o Jackets for. , ...54.50
A few lower prices to clear
MILLINERY
As the season advances prices go
down. A lot of this season's Felt
Hats up to $I.5o, to clear at goC..
Expect another lot of those special
White Beavers in a day or two. -
OVERCOAT . Bargains.
FURS, Special Values.
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Is the Schcol that CAN and WILL do
for you all that is REQUIRED to pre-
pare and place you In a good paying
position. ,
The Celebrated
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Learned quickly and written rapidly.
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The famous Budget Business Practice.
The Sy*tem that will enable you to
become an efficient Bookkeeper in a short
time. •
The Best Systems, Individual Instruc-
tion, and a personal interest in every
student is the reason for the rapid pro-
gress, end the very short time required
to graduate in our school.
First-class teachers employed. Splendid
equipment.
0815 DAY ARM amnia.
Visitors always welcome.
New students may enter any time.
Now is a good time to begin.
Beautiful circulars for the asking.
M. L. CLANCY,
PRINCIPAL
spent the Thanksgiving holidays with
friends at Exeter and Parkhill.—Miss
Annie Crawford, of Port Albert, who
had been visiting her friend, Mies
Margaret Ross, returned to her home
on Wednesday. --Mise Allis Emigh
spent Thankaglving with Thedford
friends,—Miss Louisa Tierney was in,
London last week. -- Miss Mamie
Livingstone, of Exeter, was home Inc
Thanksgiving._ Mrs. A. Wettlaufer
*pent Thanksgiving With her daugh-
ter at Stratford=.MldsMaggie Govier,
who has been ,.in London' for some
time, leak t•etur'ned to town. -'-Mr. J.
S. O. Brown spent Thanksgiving with
hie friend H„ Wettlaufer at Strat-
ford. --Mise Maude Gidley was in
Exeter last week.-411eg May Kennedy
has accepted a position in Hensall.-•-
Mr. W. I. Melaviti ,was home from
Toronto for the Thanksgiving holt-
day's.---Tho tea meeting given by the
ladies of the Methodist ehureh tin
Tuesday evening was quite it kuocess,
receipts being in the neighl'1igrhood of
$105. °a
TOWNSHIP COUNCILS
"Crown Brilliant "
THIS modern attractive Stove' is' unquestionably one of
1e the handsomest ever built. Its castings are beauti..
fully carved; its proportions are elegant and pleasing; its
pickle ornamentation is elaborate and in the best of taste.
Economy of Fuel
Because it has the greatP.st possible radiating surface,
with extra large return flues, so as to briri heat down the
back, around the base aftd up the back again before reaching
the smoke pipe; you receive, full benefit of all' fuel Consumed. r
It draws the cold air front the floor- i11 large ilei entities .
and discharges it intensely heated.
If you are thinking of getting a Heater this Witter, it is
to your advantage to see this one. It is made by the makers
of the celebrated "Rap y Thought," which we alio carry in
stock., Inspection invited, ,