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Coyle ro 'This' Store Ofte , During tie
1 Shopping Dais Between Now and Christi n.as,
L.lt Headquarters
Our ,store is headquarters for gifts :for -every Men). er of
,your family and for all. your friends.: IIere you lave an apport-
unitk to choosegifts which are sensible and useful' and you will
find them all reasonably, priced. Come in and look around, 'some:
of your°gift problems are certain to be solved here and we will ap-
preciate your business.
Gifts for Flet
Initialed • HIandkerchiefs
Raw Silk Handkerchiefs
Boxed HHanderitere]pefs '-
Gingham , - landker chie s
Colored, Handkerchiefs r..
Beaded IIand Bags . p
Overshoes;` and Spats
Silk Hosiery '
Silk and Wool Hosiery
Silk Scarfs
Silk Knitted Scarfs
,Kimonas and Bathrobes
Material for I imonas
_Fancy Blouse Lengths
Wool Chappie Coats
Gloves -wool or chamo : suede
Visit
Gifts for
Broadcloth Shirts
Flanola : Shirts
Pine Print Shirts
Silk Ties
Knitted Ties
New „Magador Ties
Initialed Handkerchiefs
Raw Silk Handkerchiers ,
Overshoes. and Spats
Gauntlet Driving Gloves,
Mocha and Kid Gloves
Special Driving Mitts
Braces, ,Belts, Garters
-Silk and Wool'Sox'
Sweaters and Sweater Coats
Brushed Wool. Scarfs ,
ina art
hi' ' . •off' h v
tier Sets . " Stock Patterns, Chir}a;'':c`m u' s and'sau
Dr r, �. . et S • ,,. potteries . ant ..as p
' , r,•.• 1? 'Y ovelties •
of all'.
eel's, •.. na ,noveltre,?, ImFor,tea ., ., •,.
kinds. Don't' miss o'er display,:yot d t a reel treat.
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We offer you; tho largest selection m t s pare _ the ountry.
hristrnas- ceries � ry
Give tiffs . your grocery orders fox your '.dhristmas baking
will guarantee our prices to be alr"tihe lowest possible for highest-
quality fruits and nuts. Don't takci la"chance on spoi,-ing-your
cake,- or puci,ding to sa f a . few- cents $an cold ;storage- • fruits
and nuts.
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istmas rinture
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LARGEST AND MOST UP-TO-DATE STOCK OF aneisTMAS
FURNITURE.' BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS HERE, FOR WE
FEEL THAT WE CAN' MAKE IT PROFITABLE FOR YOU TO DO
YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HERE.
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�e��: Designs ' :getter ett�� ,�� r=vice
Largest Assortinent
Lower Prices
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The tore of Better Values
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Licensed Einbalraer'and :Funeaal Director
Motor Hearse and Horse Equipment
Long distance calls given prompt attention.
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK PHONE, 74J; Night call 74W
&I-- _M7 M_ "�0�i` ����a �>T f as ,, 5 -•,-.11-
Men's Store.Phone 81w Men's Store ,
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ENGLISZ3 BROADCLOTH SHIRTS AND -COLLAR ...• ....:,....•$2.50,.
TRIPE AND CHECK SHIRTS $2.00: fl.
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SWEATERS$4.50---k�
WI-ITTD ALL WOOL ' _
2.50 and
COLOREDCOLORED SWEATERS $ , $ _5.50
SILK CREPE MUFFLERS (very new) .-`... .,..x..:•.$4:00
SILK MUFFLERS, 'NEW PATTERNS ..•...... ...........$2,50 /\
\pd
n$2.50
HEAVY' WOOL MUFFLERS $1:50 and c�a
SILK LINED K1D GLOVES $2.50
DEER SKIN GLOVES 'y3.50
1"-IEAVY LINED KID, AND MOCHA GLOVES' ......$1.50 'and' $2,00'
;)'%` WOOL GLOVES $1.25 to $L50
2.50:
' LEATHER I-IANDKERCHZDFS HOLDERS
$
LEATHER TIE HOLDERS :.... ....... ..... 4+2.50'
''LEATHER COLLAR HOLDERS , .......$2, 50
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GARTERS, BELTS,RAGES "
BOXED SLPI]VI3 T-LO-ER�rD S, G �
TS, a large assortment ; ..25c. to $1.50.
AND TI ,.„
WHITE AND COLLARED I-IANDKEE.0HIEFS; £r,orn ,.,,.2 for. '6c. up
pit AND COMBINATION '..., $3.50 1.00' to .
UNDER'GVEAR TWO P �
HATS AND CAPS -ALL -PRICES
Suggestions or,.:X r ;s.
Dort Forget Dad
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. •O"4 OVERCOAT
IS1-} IS, I:OOIiiVG T'OR A 'SUI
T ORI
i alit ' ° ilor d e. t9 Oil `. 'itter
OF is 45c,
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Barley7c.
1Ylauitol)a Flour $4.00
Family Fleur $4.65
Pastry Flour $445
Feed Flour $2.2,5
Bran $1.60
Shorts . $1.60.
)3utter "35c.
Creamery Butter 41c
Eggs -Extra 70e.
Eggs --Special, 50c,
Eggs -Firsts 40c.
Eggs --Seconds 30c.
Lard 20c
Hogs $3.50.
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.LOCAL
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Sale of Millinery, A, Yelland.- See.
advertisement. r'
Miss Elva Harvey spent the %} 3 C /
end at Ripley.
Miss Jessie Manson, -o osdon,
spent Sunday with her ',rents.
Mrs. T. S. Woods;./A d daughter
1V1'arion' spent 1lloncl"a° 111 London.
,:Mr. o $ of London, visit-.
UeWzll>
ed - here Avit1,viali"s mother over Sun-
day. '
Mr.raid Mrs. Fred•May and
family-" visited in Mitchell on Sun-.
n•af
Jack, the son of Mr. Russell lied -
den, is quite ill and under the: doc-
tor's care. •
The town of St Marys is growing
in population being now a little'
over ,4,000, '
Mrs. Penne is confined to her bed
through ':illness, and is under the
doctor's care.. -
We have a good supply of orts
of excellent quality, quiteeequai °to
middlings, and the 1pr eg has been
reduced.-liARVEY,tsr)3R, OS. •
Mr. Garnet 1VMcFalls of Usborne,
visited in Bluevale, the guest of Mr.
ii,a j,t. Messer:
Miss yelyn. Huston has received
the appointment :'of organist of the
Main St. Church.
Mr. Fred Mallett, of ,Loudon- vis-
ited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Mallett on Saturday.
Miss "Lena, Mount, of near Ailsa
Craig, visited Mr. and Mrs. C. Kes-
,tie on Thursday of last week.
Rev. A. A. Trumper has been out
of town since' Monday "delivering ad-
dresses in behalf of Missions.
Mrs.. W. W. Hodgins: of Bicidulph,
spent the past week with her par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Sanders.
Mr. and Mrs. McAllister and fam-
ily of Mount Brydges spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Jewell.
Mr, Thos. Coates. of London,
spent the 'week -end with" his par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Rd. Coates, of Us -
borne. •
Mr. Alton Neil and his mother;
Mrs. Jas. Neil of London, : spent
Sunday with . Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Jones.,
Mr. • Chester Chappel of Dundas,
is visiting with Mr. and Mrs: J.
Kestle and other. 'relatives, , in this
vicinity.
Mrs. Thos. Brock, of" • town was,
called to Toronto on Sunday, owing
to the serious illness of her daugh-
ter, Mrs..:Schwartz.
Miss Thelma Taylor, who - has
been off duty for a couple weeks at
the -Central `Telephone :Office owing
to illness, is again at the switch.
Miss Auld, after spending the
millinery season with Miss Arm-
strong here, returned to her home
in. Watford the, latter . part of the
week. •
Mr. Chas. Godbolt has rented for
a terns of years the 23- acres, on Hu-
ron St. owned- by Mrs. W. J. Bissett`
and formerly rented by the Exeter
Canning Co,
Mrs. Rich. Quance, Jr., is con-
fined to her bed through illness, suf-
fering from an attack of pneuntonia
Little Dorothy who has been ill is
iniproving nicely.
Miss Charlotte Sweet, who'visit-
ed with' relatives and friends in Ex-
eter for a couple of weeks, left Fri-
day to visit in 'London before re-
turning to her home in Tilsonburg.
The W.M.S. of James' St. Metho-
dist church' held their anniversary
on Sunday. The pastor' delivered
two spleiidid 'discourses in keeping'
with the occasion. In the:morning
a :baptisina1, service ,was held: when
the following children were baptized:
William Henry, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Reynolds;' -Shirley Jean,` dau-
ghter of Mr. and •Mrs. Wm. Gardin-
er; James Neil, son•of Mr. and' Mrs.
J. Hubert Jones.
The 7.Vfision Circle of James St.
Church have secured the services of
Cyril Rice, soloist p f the `Little
Church Around th " Corner," New
York City. i't also Ys : a Bo Quartette
o .
and Lucien air fatuous boyE xo
ar t Iu eu M ti
,
ik for'a grand con-
certof Nev Yo
cert on :January"6th. r
ENSLAGE FOR SAL One of
the silos. -haying " brol e down' the,.
c billy of en
Canting Co.�have a n t
n h y.
g
for.()�l a. ton. This-
slage fo sale at $2
offer closes early in the. newtyear.
ExeterOiuining Co. `,
White, I 1 t 1 I'1 • t 11 t
r
Redcockerels. ti tr lrn
"e wishing
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POG FOD SALE e'
a
a v hit k should a ,e.
e� rl 'chicks � at otic
An ,Airedale,6 ,niont i`sold. Any _ 13, . .
n.. W:' .
reasonable price deco: ted.
.
/Walter' Batten
7t p,m.-`4A
Young 'Pe
evening at
'r rano' .
yrs zs. largegeor nd moods better=r' thans ever
will: please us to liave you call
and see our values
e Wa:. . , '9. 13, A,,. mPa. stor:
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Orga ° Choir -Leader
10:15 -Mo.,, -C168°'
11,00 - "Bebid $"""`The Sense of
Wonder izr
„New:Test.
3 p m -Suj'y school and Bible
CIasses
7.l 0 'Bear�fuOel i�aughtoi' "-=-A
Specia' vice for Girls.
'hearty welcome to all
P s 0
r°avrtt Me. orial
ClIgrch
Rev. A. A. Truinper., L. Th., Rector.
11 a.m.-"Putting a' god to Bed."
7 •p.m. -"The; Ministry of Healing."`.
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Several Good Stoves, cheap
Oil Heater, cheap
Good Ladies Fur coat with Sable
Collar.
Strong light wagon, single.;
Strong light bobs sleighs'
Gent's heavy Overcoat, bargain
Excellent Fur Stole, cheap
WANTED
A small cook 'stove, cheap.
Information re above at
POWELL'S BAZAAR,
Phone 55
OBSERVATIONS
I :have had a few holidays,'and
am back on the job again. I no-
tice with a great deal of pleasure;
how the merchants of Exeter, dress
their `windows, even the Ford gar-
age has a surprise. We notice
the salesman, Mr. C. W. Ford has a
unique idea, which shows a road-
way, the' telephone lines, several
tractors;' in the capacity of hauling
logs,, plowing, returning home, and
sowing, also showing' sedans, coupes,
etc. going. t� and fro. A sign en
the road side showing the name of
the. ' local dealer • and also : a sign
pointing out, EXETER. "Good
ICharlie." • F•see the .flax mills are
running again; ;This will mean the
spread of a little more"' money to
our over the river- neighbors, `' as
every dollar, spread in a community
shows its gladness. Our merchants
say that business is great deal bet
ter than it has been ,for some time.
The reason is easy, they have been
getting the prices down, that is al-
ways agreeable to -a buying public.
and the community are showing
their appreci�� ;tion by driving many
mites ,,to deal in Exeter�X,00k at
the price of :eggs.. j c -cash, butter
35c. bread 10.c. Exeter "'merchants
are young, and;alert: Our garages'
do not: charge you to -death,., our
blacksmiths, are 'fair. Take a trip,.
do your Christmas shopping- in Exe-
ter. ' You'll enjoy • it.
Observer
Returning Of-
ficerRoot. Higgins, g
for South Huron has received
from George, Mawson financial e ='"
cretary of ;the South 'Huron,piebis
cite committee` a statemet4f their
expenses during'the late plebiscite
election and is'pifblisiied at the ex-
pense
x-
en •e of t1i Sout'li Huron plebiscite,
p s �
colnmittee.
Rev. J. C. Reid, Ottawa;,.
speaker
Advertising'
•
$10:00'
25.30
Postage; 'Telephone etc. $1.00
Robt. Higgins ••
-Returning Officer
For good°bone d y labs or block
wood, call --Phone : - Cut 12 -in.
and 14 -in., long.
$36.30
1
If you feed `tankage toour pigs
you ,may be su they.'are putting
on the lean me t di the-- public is
demanding.-I-I'AEY• - ILVa.
• WANTED general 'maid. Ap
ply to M'r s., G::' Atkinson, Exeter.
Wanted `to. Purcha, - A /few far-
row • A rl 6 Thos. Camer-
on. cows. pl y�� S
on.
STRAYED- A red �S eifer, two
years olcl, froin-the preinises of under
signed, about' No eij,�tber 1st. Pind-
er please inform ted. Maier, s Dash-
:wood.
, FOR -SALE.•--A :few clio ce, cock-
art,ls, • •;;bled-to=Iay ,.Barr Rocks,
1' ti
from i i it roduciri nro For
g p g ,ler s.
record of. birds see local on this
page. Also, a • few /' ch4'ice S. C.
ri, e meg iorns tnc roc e s ant
LOST• --A buggy rug, black and.
brown. Finnder rewarded by leav-
ing at Times Advo ai,e/office.
AGENTS WANTED--T/'� sell the
"Ord Reliable' Fon thi7.l /Nurserice"
experience not necessary We of-
fer. c,xtlu,�ive teYritic'x°y,
liberal 'cotn-
,se ;.... la,.
mission and-_ftzrnzsli lianctsorne Ertel
outfit Start, no'e ,dt beat' selling
tiipte. ,Stoi:e. and. 'Wellington, Tbr°-.
Lot for Sale-Contair.iing, five ac-
res eS land being part ofrLot 23, con'
6, Usborne. Township -P/2 rules nor-
th
'arch,
i.
Thames'12
th of, o<. h
�ircli, c tiari;er
,1 i
mile fr;oin school. j . fasJ afine brick
cottage with 1ltrci n e quilod vitl:
•washr000'.ho,rd and .Soft water, /MY,-
stable
ewstable 'and henhouse" ellso ; orchard
sand garden. Possession at once.
r`or f iz t:hdr particulars ';apply to "the
undersign id
J.:�'0;ixo�ns�ll},
1.219121
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MOO
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mean
Omaha
LADIES' FUR, COATS
Three only Ladies':'•Rat Coats,
They .are exceptional values •
:FfADdES' CLOTH COATS
All'r reduced , in+ price for the late
buyers Coate. at $1.2.:50, $15. and up
Betty Brown Flannel Dresses
In many styles and colors
PRICED at at $7.50 to $12.00
LADIES' IIIIVIONAS " -
Warmand cozy for the cold `
weather" priced at $7.00
SIFK ° SCARF S
Is many 'styes -and colors priced
at $2.25 to $4.75
NEW GLOVES
Silk, Chamoisette and cape at
75c. to $3.50
NEW HOSIERY
In silk and Silk and Wool
$1..00, $1.50, $1.75
FANCY TOWELS
in a big range of colors at
6,0c., 75c., $1,00 and $1,25
SILK -BLOOMERS
Li heavy weight and four shades
$2.00 to $3.00 i'�
SILK VESTS
In different shades
Priced'at'.$1.75 and $2.00
EXTRA ...yAP1E.S.: 9
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STANFIELD'S UNDERWEAR '
All
You can't beat it, We carry a full fawn.
range, two piece and combination.
•
GLOVES AND MI'T'TS
Big variety at popular prices
SWEATER comrS • .
wool, in grey, green, and
An ideal Christmas gift. ea.
$2.75
Men's Felt and Leather Slippers
What could' be better for Christmas
priced ,at $2.00 to $2.50
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TWO STORES
Service Cirocery.
Delivery
Candies for Christmas
of course. It wouldn't be
Christmas ,' without it. Our
Special boxes, of Christmas
candy are a delight to the eye
and a joy to the palate. Some
for the kiddies, some for the
bigger folks and the finest of
Mall Cor, the one and only girl.
We have them in all kinds and
flavors, in neat, artistic boxes,
for gifts and loose,. for quick
eating.
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CHMSTM
ALi
OST HERE
IN SELECTING 'YOUR CHRIST-
MAS GIFTS TAKE A LOOK THRO-
UGH OUR IMMENSE STOCK, OF
FURNITURE; LARGEST 'AND°BEST
WE,:EVER .HAD. ` YOU WILL ,SEE
MANY THINGS " SUITABLE ' FOR
XMAS _GIFTS;ALL AT •RIGHT
PRICES:
EMBALMER AND - '£
FUNERAL. DIRECTOR
PHONE 20W '-PFZOIVE 20J
And Insurance
YOUR PATRONAGE - SOLICITED,
OFFICE: North of Elliott and Johns
Steer Strayed -From Lot 13, Con.
6, Hay- Tp., red and white 2 -year-old
steer, with horns,/k. ring in lower
side of left ear. tify Fred Ho-
garth, Exeter, P. 0'
., phone Crediton
18145.
Heifer Strayed -From .Lot 5, con
5, ay:Tp. a little over a week ago,
a three-'Hyear old eheifer, -grey with
horns..,Information gla'diy received
by *ni. C. Hooper,4ay, P. 0. phone
Dashwood Central.
.Goulding
ANDY EASTON
Licensed Auctioneer, for the Conn.
ty of Huron. Correspondence arzaaanno
nients for sales can be Vie' by call.
Ing up the Central Hotel, Exeter.
Charges moderate, satisfaction
guaranteed.
t R.' CA LIN .A:
011111111.
A. T.
Organist' and Choirmaster James'
St. Methodist Church.
Teacher of Piano, Vocal and. The-
ory, Instructor of Music in the Public
Schools, ,,:
TERMS MODERATE
Box 57,7-.1.131"
7, .> Exeter.
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CLEANING Y'RI� INJS _ ,+G
and REPAIRING
SUITS MADE -TO -MEASURE
TO FIT YOU AND YOUR POCKET
WORK CALLED FOR AND DE
We have a few home, made sets
Which'' We will be glad to offer at
the : cost of parts alorr"e, we guara,n-
tee these. to work: perfectly. Try
us for Radio parts, >:A and B" batter-
ies, tubes, loud speakers, head sets
etc. ,Westinghouse; and Zenith sets
in stock and we will be glad to quote
prices on any standard make, See
us before buying a Radio..
haYe secured the' 'agency. £or
We v
Ake DE -FOREST CROSLEY SETS'
and `'tau° sell :them at as low as $22 1
each. Dot not 'buy a Radio until you
have' -~toxoid one :of these -sets and
eampared the FNiee.• Ford Magnetos
tested free,
xeter
LIVERED.
ELLIOTT ". AND JOHNS
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Dr.I-I. }c�
G. �C$C �...1'V�i.%+ �i'
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Member of the . College of .Phy-
sicians and Surgeons of Ontario.
Office "opl rosite- Iiowe's Furniture
Store; Main Street.
Phone 156, Exeter, Ont.
ARTHUR WEBER
Auo'tiostecr - R. R, No. 1, Dashwood
Li'c e anse ciAuctl,oneer for
L
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an Co.
Farm a;id Stock saxes as specialty,
1°1O.R"SES 17 01',. "SALE OR
TENCH ANGL.
I have a null i er of Drivers ,anal
vrl,. 1,
sc ll ,or
x
will
Waark A SSCP: t
change, •
2AN1( TAYLOR; Exeter.
Barrister, Solicitor; &c.,
Loans, Investments; Insurance,
Office, Carling 'Block, Main St. F
G. a„ -Atkinson, L.I .S. .�•
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;DENTAL SURGEON
Graduate of the Royal College 62,>'
Dental Surgeons of Ontario and Mai>.
versity of Toronto. -
Late. District Dental 0 t't ter,
tart' District Number One, Los
Ont.,
Main Office, Main St. Exeter, i tf,;
Phone 34, Exeter; e If
Ex o
uta 9.0tP .;`
to 5..30, p:mg,
Office -hours at gliErRICH ONT., Tnss.
only,. at. 10.00 o'clock a.ni, to 5,01`
o'clock p.m -Phone 79.
TENNAN'T,
Veterinary Surgeon
Office --McDonnell's raiee'Stables a -'
John St. Phone calls receive proMIA
attention.. Phone 26w
Local i
I AM NOW IN` A POSITION y -TO
GIVE OUR LOCAL TRADE AN
MOST IMMEDIATE SERVICE,
TRY US
Bagshaw
Paine 58W
Cochrane Machine
Works
Ford motors reground, fitted wi
Piston./Complete "$16.00 : II
makes of Car Motor and Engi
ground with Pistons Coin
also Tractors. `
FARMS FOR EIA
faro is in the To
,Tuckersmith,, d
buildings�an i
hats. ' g �t•iced. r _
Caraiorsrn
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ERNEST ,,.:t;
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tli� t1Ji:lh
HIGH' 7.
CLASS LNZ E
(J1i ns ee luvoe ,
Bearin4 l'nterest at '5 s pe : ten
INSURANCE
Office: Main St. - Exeter, Ont,.
Far in For Sale -Loi;, 9, N. T.ham. ea
Road, consisting of 100 <dcres mom
.or
lrless; Oithe proety
is a
brick
one, good bak 1azrr,
neVe. 'well,, property
is
circ" cI� o w 1 e 1 under dr <."t,ied, fall
in
g done. Further., partirtaIai°s, an..',
Ply to C°. B. Allison, R. 1t. No,
Exeter;' 7''olopiione 173 1' 24,.