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ED INK
(3t Vooxts.
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• W. J. HERN E*eter
Mark Gamble, who lives 'du a farm
pear Brussels, lest lits lino bara and'
all .the season's crop by fAre Sunday
night, when a WI broke loose while
he was doing the chores, attacking:
hini''rincl upsetting the lantern. Aft.
°amiss Was knocked 'down and had
hia leg dielocated. Be managed to
summon help and the livestock
eluding the bull was gotten .out safe-
ly. • e'aelaaldill
Daniel Morey, a resident of Mit-
chell died suddenly Monday meriting
from heart failure. Mr. Morey hal.
for tke past few months been help
ing on the farm of Roy Pridham of
Fullerton. At the time of his death
he was plowing with a riding plow
when he was, seen to fall backward
and hid passed away when picked
up. Deceased wax 76 years of age.
Be issurvived by. his widow one son
and one daughter.
Dr. Roulston wi
his office o- F
Saturday of
ing Dental .).
be absent from
ay afternoon and
week, whist attend-
ies at London.
-A Cooking s
of the Hurond
will be held i
the Centaal
vember 2fid a
LOST -Be
and Exeterti as
truck. Finder
Tins -Advocate.
0 under e auspices
et -Wo ,s Institute
niple rooms of
On Saturday, No.,
3 p.m.
sail • station
a tarpaulin for
arded: Apply 'at
14),
FroUND-A radiator cap off a
new Chevrolet Car. Owner may
haVe same by proving property and
paying for this add. Apply to the
Times -Advocate office,
FOR SALE - McCI
stove, 4 p tes wit
ed. If ad f sold
offered to sal
nibee 2n
f... -any time.
Eleetric
eater attach-
vately will be
y auction on Noy -
dye may, be.'seen at
. R. llind;
• •
SMALL HOU
to Mrs. Cottl
F
ENT-T.ApplY
1 St., Exeter. , Itc
. .
11OUSE roil - ALE -- in
-*Ick 'hse
with slate roof, ,h9,14;;A'de of land
and stable4,1";,T4fi ly to Jas. Clark,
CredIton. . • 1.41-24-.3tp
FOR SALE .,--...tr.'7-',-/od7ility' amber
.,,,e,...•
"honey, 61e. P'er (I; qn 911step:tett
II Parker, R. R,
- 10-24-20
as • strayed
f , Otto Brom
y have' sameby
and paying expen-
coetainers. Darr
No. 3, Exeter.
STRAYED -A lam
onto .the farm
Centralia.,OWne
proving proper
ses. ' •
,If you -ovish'to buy or sell a farm
or house see R.E. Pickard, Exetet,
POULTRY WANTED -We are in
.,' the market for -ell kind of poultry
est p ces. Trucks*
'` Dashwood, C.
•9 tic
paying the hi
will call. Pho
Andersen. ,
TO RENT-- T ree, • mfortably
heated rooms in it% neIl Block.
Appry to C. B. Ss.,
Wheat $1.23 standard
Oats, 60e,
Earley 79Q.
nianitoha Fleur $4,60
Model Flour 0.2r
Pasty Fleur
ree4PlOtir $2.25
Bran $1.90 •
Shorts $1.90
Creantery Butter 46e.
Dairy Butter 40c.
Eggs, extras 4$c.
ggs, first 43e•
Eggs, seconds 312e.
Hogs $11.00
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.....skeneepielnee•SP"ml
Pork and
Fawkes Da
Memorial Pa
pices of the
and 20e..
Puff pastry
afterntion teas
°ea
Beau
No
is
er on Guy
5th in Trivitt
all nutter the aus-
A. Admission 35c.
and shortbread for
at Grant's Bakery.
•
Dr. Atkinson wishes, to announce
I Fri -
that nds office will be closed
day and Sa urday, Nov er the
lst and 2nd bile a mg a clinic,
on full den re truction at Lon-
don, Qnta
Miss E. ],f. Bewey spent Sunday
and Monday in. Toronto.
Mr. Ted Wethey spent the week-
end with his father in town.
Miss -Nona Chambers, of London,
spent the week -end at• her home
here.
Mr. Laverne Welts, of Windsor,
spent the week -end under the par-
ental roof.
Mr. Everett Quinn, of Usborne,
has taken a position at Howey's
Drugstore.
Mist Dorothy Thempson, of Lon-
don,- is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J.
Chambers.
Mr: W. J. Beer is in London this
week attending a convention of Kel-
vinator dealers.
FARM FOR .SLE1-•-•Lott '
1St and ,2nd coneessions, Ts nship
of *Stephen, Huron 'County,. 00- ac -
,res cheiee- land; 'good•hri,••• dwell-
ing, ban ......barn, large • hie barn
and stab ' ,* good ore d.1,,several
acres of n ple bush, lying spring
near cent of far If not' old
Privately b 5th o civenaber it will
be sold by pub auction en the
ptemises o 126 of November 1929,
et 3 o'cloc Apply to Thomas
Cameron, B'7154, Exeter or phone.
114j. 10-24-2tc
HOGARTH BABY mai:
HATCHERY
FEEDS
Our supply- of feeds are no
complete then ever and yo
in Chick S arter, Grow At
Feed, Lay 'Mash, Beef
Meal, Alf fa Meal, 0
Grit; Cond nsed Butte
be promptly filled.
•
mre
needs
Chick
al, Berle
:•ter Shell,
-1 ilk, ete. can
P %TRY 'MING
It is no time cl have the cull
bent e1lmlntted tom your flock.
Our charge s$2 +0 per 100 hens. We
, are cash bui*er of poultry. Calloril
when you hale poultry to sell.
Out new shipment of leg bands
has just Artived. All sizes and eo-
tors.
NOTICE TO IHIAINAG
CONTRACTORS
'renders *ill be recerVe by the
undersigned for the cons etion of
the' Gal er and Smith inti IV to
Monday, NOVetitber 4t 1929, at, 1
p.n.
•TitoG ser Drain estifeattent
4.1,00 cU. ,cis. andte Smith Drain,
at 3700 0. Yds, be remoVed. The
plain', ile$ 116 Snetifieatione
iUtjr1Sehitt' ,ie tftiee of the un-
derSigriedi ' telo, A certified
theque or elf tipproved security
of t ele.'iii lleerfied price Shall tie
Z - oemPany tThe 10Wett Or any
tender not eeeissarily ateopted.
EILSOlt,
Clerk of Om Tn. of
Stephen% CreditOn
O. 'Ontario
10-10-0te.
Mrs. F. K. Matthews, of Toronto,
is visiting at the home of her sister
Mrs. P. A. May.
"Mr. and Mrs. McCormick; of Lon-
don; spent Sunday at the home of
Mrs. John. Keyes. *
" Wm. Lawson, of Toronto,
spent the week -end ivith his parents.
Mr.. end Mrs. Jas. Lawrion.
!'
Mr. Gordon Duncan; of Detroit,
visited • during the past week with
Mr., and, Mrs.. Geo, Pullyplank. •
Stanley Ward, of London,
spenf'the week -end io town with his
parents Dr. 'andiqrs. J. Ward.
Mr. Jbh-tt Kuntz and Miss Ella
Kuntz spent Sunday with their par-
ras: Mr:, and Mrs.., Win. Kuntz.
•
• Mrs. a. ;truism) and 'Wisp Jessie
Manson, of • Londoo, visited wit1.
their. friends in Exeter on Sunday.
Mis M. E. Bayne and Miss M.
Graharn spent the, week -end visiting
at the 'former's hems 1x Newnury.
and 'Mrs. J. R. Inksater, of
Perla, •Ont., visited over the 'week-
enZe4witli. Mr. and Mrs. W. 3'. Bis-
set: , ••••
'Ernie Cooper, who has been
running a garage at Zurich has
taken' a position with the Bagshaw
Trantport. ., •
Afi• and Mrs. Wm. Pollock, of De-
troit, 4spent a few days last Aveek
with the former's sister Mrs, C.' H.
Perkins'.
....Mtgs. Margaret Harness, who has
been 5, clerk at the Selrite Store is
leaving for Point Edward where her
brother :,resides.
• Little Aliss Iva Willis, twin daugh-
ter•:of its. and Mrs. John Willis, of
.Stephen,.. is confined to her home
with.scarlet fever.
THE EXETER TIMES -ADVOCATE
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
• Bev. X. •Beriaela) Thode
zinfater
miss 1•401.41 voatvs..4-14,C;Ige-Orgerist
, •
10 Sehoor
11 4,111. -"The fIumanism ,of the 'OK
Test a in ent"
7 p.m. ---We shall gone in the Bible
Society service J Main $t. Oltute11,
Rev, Mr, Bright, will speak,
JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev; D. MeTavish, Pastor
Goulding, 4.T.C.M;
Ornanist and• Choir -Leader ,
11 a.m.-Rev, mr, 13right., Field Se-
cretary of the Bible Society will
speak. The pastor will be in
3 :11.1aur
barge..
School
7 p.m.--"Uneensciooe Stealing" 11-
lustreted by the story "What doth
it profit?" Come and hear thiS
thought-provoking message.;
MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. 0". J. Mourhonse, Pastor
Organist, 31Iss E. Hubtou
11 a.m.-"A Disastrous Combine -
tion"
3 p.m. -Out Church School
7 p,m,-Union meeting to be a4 -
dressed by a representative of the
Bible .Society.
TRIV1TT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
28r4 Sunday Mier Trinity
11 a.m.-Holy Communion
3 p.m, Sunday School •
7 p.m. -Evensong and sermon,
We have•otdered 'a
sugar beet pulp for
ember 10th. Incr
supply by eeding
booking o lers
sibly 'get vo
you leave 5
won't be a
Bros.
Mr: and Airs. M. W. Pfaff and Mr.
and Mrs. E. Howald n-cotored., to
Stratford and visited with :Mr. and
Mrs. John Newcombe on Sunday.,
. Mrs. Wni. -Street and family, of
Bartonville, are visiting with the
former's, mother Mrs. W. Johns. Miss
Margaret JelinS, .of London, spent
the forei)art of the week here.
Mr. Ed. Pollen, who has been the
ferematt. of the Huron Garage is
leaving. 'this Week for Farquhar
where' he will take over the busi-
ness his father the late William
A ituniber of relatives from Exe;
ter' anetIsborne were at Kippen on.
Wedioad'hy, evening attending. a
treusseati tea given by Miss Mary
Mcinintild, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Writ.: McDonald.
,and Mrs. Austin. Ford and
Miss. Lillian Ford, of Detroit, Mrs.
(Rel.%) Wri'M
ght, 'Miss ae Ford, Mr.
Fred liord, 'Miss Hildrich and Mr,
Haag, of Toronto, and Oshawa Spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, W,
J. Pont',
MIAs Helen Johnston has resigned
her position at the Central Hotel
and been taken. by •Mias stella
ilearilag. Miss Johnston and Miss
Mary • 1Vells .are visiting for a couple
•of *deice at the foriner's hotne in
Op de rith
Mrs: Wm. Ilnyley (nee Mies Gladyt
Smith) underwent a slight. ODeratiOn
it Dr, Fleteher's Hospital Where she
was coofinea for several days return oft, Monday, :•Mr. and Mrs.
tiro Th0Vrl1g .shbrtlY to make
1 heir home, fa ,Aneaster, • •
1;:ldgar Hundie and 'bride re-
turned on Saturday from their wed-
ding. WI; to Detroit and Niagara
'Palle and atter sending the week
eild at the ironic of the bride's( pate
'tate AM''. and Mrs, John
they left for their new Witte in To -
reside.
ar of dried
elivery Nov''-
se your nillk
et pulp. We are
cars if necessary; if
orders right away.hlt
ilabie later .on. Harvey
The work on the -new -pcideffice.
has been held up .more or less dur-
ing the past couple of weeks owin&.
to lack of material. The men made
a start on the walls last -week but
not only .a; Small portion of it
• •
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Canadia-n. Nationel Express Ive
this week, moving into , their neW
noarters in. the Oddfellows pieelc
yaeated by Mrs. Yoe -Down. A nkr
Aition has bete put down throughtke
centre of the building making two
stares, .• inst,••;.91iliall*,
Mrs. Wm. Pugsley-, of ,Toronto, hes
addressed several meetings iu the
interests of temperance in this. C0111-
munity during the week.
Pugsley addressed the Main S4't
and James.Street Sunday Schools ,qn
Sunday afternoon and •in the evenhig
took the service in the Main -Street
Milted Church. *,
•
. The young people of James: Street
church held 'a very successful HallO-
we'en party in the basement of the
church Toesday evening. The base-
ment was decorated for tile °omen*.
Contests were held, ghosts walked,
fortunes were told and everyone
teemed to enjoy a/jolly evening. Re-
freshments ,.were served.
Puff pastry and ellorthread for
atterneon tes. at Grant's :Bakery,
Mr.Jo1 Caldwell wan in Teren-.
to the latter part of• last week,
LOA. Pfaff, of Londen, spnt
the week -end at lits home here.
R 4.FOlden,"of Windsor,
visited Withelvir. and Mrs„Thps.
ney last Week.
l‘frs. Jelin Snell, who has been
visiting in Sevilla, and 'Windsor re-
tarned home on Sanday,
Mr Grant SanderS, of Toronto,
motored up and spent 'Sunday with
his father Mr. S. M. ganflen. e
Air, and Mrs, :Alt Salter and Miss
Genie Levie, of London, visited .on
Sunday with Mrs, M, F. Salter,
Mr. and Afrs. W, Ward, of Pal-
merstOn, visited atthehome cif Mr.
and Mrs. N. Ogden this week.
.Several pi:I/Meal meetings have
beery held in town during the week,
all bf ,them being fairly well tten4-i
James Street' United church have
decided pot to hold •a fowlsupper•
in connection with their anniversary
services.
Mr. and Mrs. MacAlpIne and daugh-
ter Doris, of Glencoe, were visitors
this week .at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. 3'. S. Grant.
Dr. Geo. C. Hind will sing over
the radto Sunday afternoon with the
Walkerton quartette from the Wing;
ham station at 4 o'clock.
llifrs. Wm. Davis and Miss Vine.
Pisher, of „Hamilton, are visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Rich. Coates and other.
relatives in this community.
Rev. .R., M. Gale, of Hayfield, con-
cluded the services in the James St.
United church on Sunday preaching
tvroverY appropriate Sermons,
Mrs. Wm; Bowden is confined to
her home suffering from pleurisy.
Mts. Salkeld, of Goderich, has been
in attendance upon her for several
days.
Mr. Sandy Elliott, Ford Dealer,
itas purchased from Mrs. W. W.
Taman the large brick reSidence on
William Street, the property,. of the
late D. Johns': . .
Dr. J. M. Harvey, who recently
underwent • an operation for double
mastoids at Victoria Hospital, London
returned on Monday and is making
satisfactory Improvement.
• Mr. Garnet Passmore and three
Sous, Mrs. W. C. Robinson and two
daughters, .of Detroit, attended the
funeral of the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. Oran Moir on Saturday last.
* Mr, Wm. Blaney, who has been
suffering from blood -poisoning in
his right hand is' now getting along
Unfortenately. Mr. 13laney had
to have his little finger amtated...,
Master Robert 'Sentheoft,
;'r -
dent lY 'ariderWellt" ail' (*Wien for
appendicitis at tlr. Fitebeee Hospit-
al was pufficieptly reogyeren fo be
ahle-te return to* is home on Tues-
day afteroepp.
•
Mrs. Skeleton pleasantly enter -
Veined Tuesday evening to a Hallow-
e'en party. IVIrS, W. J. Heanian, of
Grand 'Bend and Kathleee, of Bon -
don, were pretent and assisted wfth
the entertaining.
Mrs. Susan Kestle has returned to
Bowmanville after visiting in Exeter
'for a couple of -months. She has
been Visiting with Mrs. E. Passmore
and other relatives.
An ;tato aecident happened pit the
Main Street on Saturday evening!
Mrs. John Caldwell was pulling opt
front the curb with their Essex se-
dan when it was bumped into by a
Ford sedan driven by Mr. Melvin
Moir. The fender and bumper Of
the 'Caldwell car were damaged. and
one light broken off and the Ford was
slightly damaged.
MeMbers of •the Exeter Lodge 61:
Oddfollows were in Seaforth recent-
ly assisting in making arrangements
for a•lodge of instruction •to be held
in Seaforth on .Noventher 131;11. To
initiary and first degree will be
eMplified, the work of the first db -
gree to be• put on by the Exeter.
• brethren. A .second ledge of in-
druction will be held the following
Wednesday evening when the 2tid
and .3rd degrees will be exemplified.
Mi. 1. t Howey visited with Itle
parents last week -end, Mr. Fred
Lee and Mr. George Lee, of Toren. -
to, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Hovey. The three students were
members of the University of Toron-
to intermediate Track Team which
competed at London on Finlay.
Mr, J. Kippen, who has been the
forettalt for Pattersen
London, has accepted the positiOn
Os foreman at the Huron Garage
in place of Mr. E. Pollen who has
resigned. Mr. Kippet. Will move lila
wife and .family to Ilkoter and Will
occupy the residence on Huron St.
Vacated by Mr, Pollee,
At the animal ptowing mateit ot
the IlittrOn COunty Plowtnen't As-
sodiation at Brinson; Ott October
Mr. Pere.y PaSsirtore, was ;retarded
first prize for weeden handled
ploWit in god With a sin:Oat-prize for
best finialt. Gordon 'AieDontild,
Stephen,- won oeckeld prize for tree
-
tors in stubble. Austin Nairn, Of
'Munro won 'first for boys under 10
hi sod With snellial for best trent
and flnfsii, and for plowman coming
the longest distanee,
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• Mr. 'Gordon Cudmore, of • London,
who has' recently taken over the.
managership of the Erie Gas station
has purchased the brick residence
on Simcoe Street from. the estate of
the' late Chas. Christie.
• Mr. H..0. Southcott, Mrs. C. A.
Southcott arid Miss Stella Southcott,
Mrs. M, Sheere, Misses Emily Frayne.
and Verna Coates, motored to Mor -
petit, spending Sunday and Monday
with Rev. R. E. Southcott.
Mr. Bruce A. Afghan, of Toronto,
spent the week -end at the home of
his uncle Mr. E. M. Dignan. Bruce
is one of the coaches of the Toron-
to Varsity Rugby team which was'
playing in London. on.Satutday.
• Mr. Theron Creery, and his bride
(nee Margaret Louisa Anderson) mo
-
toted over front Detroit and Spent a
couple of days the latter part of last
Week.. At noon .on the. day of the
wedding a number of young Men
from Usborhe realizing that it was -
their only opportonity ehariveried
,the happy young couple at the home
of the bride's father, afterwards they•
came to Exeter and purchased
handsome present fOt Mr. and Mrs.
Creery.
Workman are putting in five new
bridges and culverts on limber four
highway in the 21 miles south of
Exeter, the largest one being the one
in front of Mr. 'Sidney Snell's. The
traffin hasilme to take to the ditch
and during the wet weather last
week some o'i the large trantporte
got stuck In the mud and were haul-
ed out with diffieulty, A loaded
brewery track from London was
at -416d and had 'te send bit* to the
eity let another truck to relieve it
of Its load before It could be haul-
ed Out.
Death visited th0 same !Mime
twiee in a little more than a Week
Iii St. Marys when Willie/it J. Long-
IturSt pasted away hi his 6/111 year
ife was ordered LP bed after atten1.
ing the 'funeral of hie wife oit Thum-
daY, He was born in. St. Marys bet
his parents moven away when he
Watt quite yOUtig. Utter he Married
4 St, May girl d.and deified to
St. Marys When they had resided
over 30 years. gurvfving are one
gen and OM) daaghter+,
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chilly eyenings turn 'our
heavier, • underwear.
oce & Coinbluationi
a special Un f two,pieee, hoXis$
el ribbed underwear Which we ,are
clearing out it
98c.
/*vie tor odisoo ore ocaneq.
PHONE 81w
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• • EXETER, orfr,
Sayit with, flo
. .
WhateVer the Ocenelon-A Birth, a Pea
you.enn best expre your pleasure or snip
Viewers."
• s I .
Cut Plow, 1 CCM rifkom W4
l/esigns. We are as near yon nariur
floral conneittion4 wi deliver•floweee
Our Pcices'are fair.
Plant Du bs for: inter BI000111::
• We MVO Hy nths, Tull DaffotHlt,Nit‘lesus, Lits, °fel
We ill get dnnYthint You). Wauto • '
v
' 'We are expen ng this, is •k a 'Ohitiiitette of beautent Silk Rot
,in the various • rs at litt and s$,..25- 4 ow Cashmere at tit 00 •
Yo will' Want • the*. - . - ' • .
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We have jut; i Dia nd Dise.PlienOgrepini and one Anneertne;
left to sell at le Gann cif price. The halhince of our preset stOrli
of records at da in prices.' Neuwied Pointw to nine. EdlsOi'lit!
cords on other 1 of . phonographs, 700: 0.4ett. All malts of
Phonographs repa e.l. Bring•theni: in. •• .. .
... . ,,
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a 403, & Sorrow-+.
e,'hy "Saying It with...• awl Mineral.
gonmic. Then again our
you anytelieroin, Atuerien
POWELL4'S VAR1
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EXETER '
Regina,
The Editor,
Exeter Times,
Exeter, Ont.
Sask., Oct. 20, 1920
.195 Augua.Otet•
Advecate, •
•
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Dear: Sir,- • • • •
IAleijced in year Issnea.Oetoher
10tif, in -the celiatin Of 'What' happen-
ed twenty five Years, age, thLtt r jiad
hrocen my arm. I am glad, to say
dratt1aL 11. lias fully recovered. • 7 .7
Father takes "The Times'' and
nm always gldd to get' a reading of
it thereby.keeping in touen, to Seme.
extent, of what is happening in our
old7lioine town.
Yours truly
' HarVey J. 6E111340k
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE'
3
• The Wemen's Institute met Lancet
day afternoon at be hoe of; VW:
W. F. Beavers, with the president
Mrs., Etherington presiding. This
meeting was in honour of the grifrict•
mothers of . Exeter. ' The i'olI e1
'was responded to by their grancP
mother's maiden. naine.
The business . of the meetingvrs
then conducted after which egmxiu
Ity.singing'was enjoyed. The'2./tey.
nicTavisle.gave an inspiring adareas.
on the•"Art of Growing Old" which
was much- appreciated. An• aPiWaif-
riate number was renderedly
qnartette of ladies entitled' "Grancni.
father's Clock".
About .twenty grandmethers• were
present. The prize was awarded. Mrs;
Waifs who was the oldest. grand*
mother present, a bouquet of (Mttms'
to Mrs. .L -S. 'Grant the youngest.
Dthetington had' the honour of ha.vt,
Jng the most grandchildren number-
ing ,sixteen.
An interesting pieta o'f,.1. 40.44
was read by Miss Ross on "Pioneer
Days of Huron". Lunch was served
and a social half hour brought the
meeting to a. close ..The next 'tuneful:1g
Will be held at the home of Mrs.
Geo. Jaques.
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Nowis.tbe, time to
WOrlt.
iiattrik or
Wet/WO:Vial! s ck to
pun
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FUNERAL DIRE4-70SB •
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The libel suit of ex-ntayar -Wenige;
London, against A.lber,t, M. jutid,
Crown Attorney, of AliddiesiX
be heard at the assizes which..open in
Goderich on. November 5th, Mt..
Justice 'Wright will preside.
Debts certainly are great acceler-
ators when it conies to work.
FURN TURE
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an low priees.
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