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Harness Maker,
Critter
�s u(hher; p.a■.. 1. 1io1 lt. 73, 1.- Brawn S Lewis, Gottlieb potluck and Joseph
Critteii Abtlipcate,� e:a. E Uc.u, 6., 11. >laugnus el. Class Ilaist. Thtre better wen couldn't have
Ill., Sr. honors. It. Ileddee 83 B. Kien- been selected and we may ezpect wise
tel 75: pars. M. Clark 72, P. Fahner 11 legislation Prow this able Board dur-
te. Nlott n,, C. 11111 63. ing the coming year.
Mime E. Du.tlop, teacher There area number of young (►nye,
tely. Itl., rias 111. Jr.. :toners, v. or rather boys, just budding intoaean-
t'utz ed. A. liedden 8.e, E. Trtete 15: hood, who have wade thewselver very
peas. II. Finkbclner 72. F. King 70. It. annoying to the citizens of this village
Eeellsh til. C. ilunnther 65. E. Ilalst 04 and neighborhood. They will sasem-
it. Mote ns. bliss 11. fir.. honor*. C. ble on the street and wake the night
(x■treirher e8, %-. 11111 70; pass. 1. bideoue with their yells. their singing
Wolfe 68, 1t. King 67, V. ualrer 0 I. and profanity. If they think that
CiAlia 11. Jr., 1•:. Sweiteer 61, L. McMu•- they posse.s the attributes of what a
ray 611. Pt. Il., honors, V. Hatfmann 83 young man should goriest!. they are
{ase l.. Deaver 7:1. R Clark 71. badly mistaken. They should tbink
Here's wishing that ltJO9 may oe our Aline Al. Polley, teac:.er that they are not only lowering thew -
beat year -Individually, collectively. ass E. Gal- 'wives in the estimation of the people.
ntu:dcipality and as a country. Division I1., -Cl. IL -Honors„ a- but are also exercising a detrimental
ser. L. Heist, Pass, tl. Lamport. L. influence upon the younger ones next
Bean. K. Sweitser, M. Nicholson. M to them. Now boys, waken up, and
Mown, A' Dallier, V. 13Iuctt, Cl. Ii Jr. no better time can be taken than just
M. Guenther. Part 11. Jr, M. Lawson. now when the New Year conies in, to
C. palet. E. Finkbetner, L, I..1w8o:t 1eform your habits.
Pt. I. Sr. -M. King, D. English, S. Stena,
et. Benedict, W. Bean..7. SIM. Pt. I. Jr
-R. Brown, L. Sambrook, F. 11th. W.
AI•pletoa, G. W leer. Clan A. -N. Geiser
L. Etlber, W. Snell.
Miss T. J. Hartlelb, Teacher.
Sanders & Creech. Props.
THURSDAY, Dee. 31, 1908
NOTE AND COMMENT
May happiness and prosperity be yours
And now all the car,:ifdates have to
do is win out.
Vote for the best plan :or the of'ic.w,
regardless of age or experience. The
older ntan may have exp.:teence. while
the younger hien must have a start, -
age and experience will follow.
'It Is reported in the city that the
vacancy In the Railway Commission oc-
casioned by the death ot Hon. Thos.
Greenway is about to be offered to
judge Holt of Uoderich, junior Judge of
the County ot Huron, and well-known \Vo wish all the readers of the Advo -
in western O,itarlo. It Is argued that cat° and Its editors a happy and Pros -
the chairman's hands should be peruus New Year. We will write 1009
strengthened by the selection ot a teal to-ntnlrow (Friday). Mod being a leap
member rather than a layman for this year was a decided advantage for the
important poeftion."-Turonto News. spinster maidens and many a stalwart'
hero has fallen a prey to c•upid's shaft.
There are a few girls left yet, and some
carry that tar -away look, wearied atter
a season of toil and worry. The boys
win not have to t.u•;k1e on the armor and
become the knight-errant, as of old. -
lir. Fred. llowald received a piano from
Several of this place attended the Martin & Son on Tuesday. -V. Ratz of
Xmas festival at Zurich last Friday Parkhill was in the village Tuesday vie -
night and sum the affair up in the fol• Icing Ida dau;:.ter, Mra. C. 'Zwicker.-
lowing manner: The gathering was Some splendid skating has been eu)uY-
eery large, the program excellent and e3 on tha river tr.r: past week. Welll.tg-
the accommodation poor, on account tut. Rau la the manager of the rink zed
of the church being too small for such Is cunning the money.-Tne Burros-Iona-
gatberings.-The election of officers ,ton Light In Australia last Saturday Mae
for the Evangelical Sunday School the topic of interest fast day. Maty of
took place on Sunday hist and result- the boys were disappointed at the re-
ed in all the old officers being re elect- cult. Longboat keeps up the Inter -:at of
ed With only one exception. that of the focal sports.-Chrtuttnas Day passed
the organist. which position Miss Ida off quietly. The majority of our people
Goetz was chosen to fill. We don't were ut home entertaining their frietnde
hesitate to say that we don t approve to a Christmas diluter. The holiday
of the method taken to fill those offi- season t.ae brought in a numoar of via.
ces. It may be the best that has yet (tors, of whom we noticed -Art. Holts -
produced. but it is certainly a very mann of North Western College, Napier -
poor one, and we think the officers vine, 111.; Miss Clara Klenzle of the
and teachers would do well to get to- Normal school, Toront.r; Cnas. Wind of
gether and devise a new plan and atter Detroit ; Mrs. Nicholae, daughter and son
giving it a third reading before the of Tavistock ; Mr. Wood of Forest ; Mr.
congregation have it adopted and be- and Mra, Russell Iluxtabls of Hamilton ;
come law. Then. too, the idea of keep• Miss Verdi. leotheringhant. Wes Otto,
Ing the same men in the same office Sl;ss May Couehlit, of St. Joseph nos -
for so many years is. to our mind, pita!, London; Mies Sarah Smith. Cleve -
something that should not be tolerat- land, Ohio ; Solomon !leaver of Sandusky
ed. No doubt in the school a full half ditch ; Mies Gertie McCue of Mclanen-
dozen men could he found for each of- ten. -Won. H. Fenzel, Chas. Eilber, Con -
flee, who would do credit to the post- raid and Henry Voelker visited relatives
tion entrusted to them. but who are in Dctroit.-Geo. Motz of Naphtke. Man.
forever barred sit by sotno one Who nas arrived here with h1■ wife and fant-
shootd have resigned and trade way ily and intends residing here in future.
for new material. Perhaps by speak• tie has pure ,ased the house attd lot,
ing nut as we have we tnav stir on a formerly owned by the late David Urdu.'
hornet's nest, and it may be at: .t get ami will take possession to the near tut
stung but we're going to try and get ure.-A quiet marriage ceremony was per
over it and, if possible. be on hand formed at Birmingham. Mich., 00 telae
when the next election comes off,- eve, when Batt. Bertrand, toratcill, of
The nomination for Police Trustees this village was married to Miss Myrte
for the Village took place on Monday Johnston. Mr. Bertrand Is doing splen -
night and resulted in the following be- dtdly in Detroit. where tie has a reagin
Ing nominated: George Edi holier. rihle po.3ion with the Burroughs Add -
Louis Preeter, ig. Welton. Godfreid ing Machine Co., and Ills many friends
Nladiger and David Pfaff. Only three Juht tit wishing hint and Itis bride every
are required to net and up to the time .iapph:t.ss during their married life.
of writing none have resigned. so i' .ey w,ll reside all 811 Milwauaee Art•.
whether there will lie an election or c.,at.-Mr. and Mrs. Otto Umbach of
not remains yet to be told. -Mr. Arts- ,t.rloo are. visiting tie latter's mother
ur Truemner of Toronto spent Xmas :lea. Stahl for a f° days. -Mr. and
at his home on the Goshen Line. re- Mrs. Ottb Braun are visiting relatives
turning to Toronto on Monday. Ile .a rebewait;g, Mich. -Mr. and Mrs. Uco.'
was accompanied by his Mater, Mies are celebrating their silver
Alice. -Mrs. S. Iretatut and lousily and on New Years Day. More par -
Mr. Wm. 'I'i.•►n:ui, all of Stratford, . u..u.1 .11 nest week's issue. -Sire and
spent the h.tli.i,eys with friends here.- .lis. Ot.o Ew,ttd who were visiting Mr.
Mr. anti Mrs. It tl,t. Milt's, of Sarnia, ..:1 Mrs. August Ewald for a few days
are holiday visitors with Mr, arid Mrs. left for Forest on Saturday to visit be -
John Bender. fore retu.•nutg to their home In Elittau,
e1:ct..-Last Christmas !Svc me Ev,tn-
,r,Ir.►1 £u..day Sehooe gave their annu..,
.:.ucrtalttment in the a:.0"ch. The bu.Id-
Ing was crowded 10 jou doors aim tee
u-.:( wee beau.itulty deeorat 1
,-t:04. belle and c real •e. Tile pre -
eels ..e.t,u.tced to $40. The program
ale 0: .4 very Mg t order and the mu-
sic was well rendered. Several ex.•.Met e
r0.•' ....o.,a were deltr.:ed by the IIttie
.t,t l If they Cultt;uu : to cultivate
their athiity t .oy will Slake a 11a1110 for
themselves. The choruses by the boy.
and girls were good. Special tn.ntion
Inuit be made of the exercise, "Nearer
MY God to Thee. Tho lights were turn-
ed low tor the occasion and while the
hymn was being sum; in the gallerv,thc
ladies. dressed In white wen: through
the motions to the words 3u ig. livery
ono.spoke in 1.i611 praise of tine even-
ing's entertainment and the different
t ommittees who were interested in this
festival are to be congratulated on Its
su-cess.-The following officers were. el-
ected for 1he Evangelical Su•iday School
en SU tday.-l'i'es.. 3. If. Holtzman!'
Vice -fres., Chrle. Palmer ; 'heal.. U. K.
Klenzle ; Ser., Frank 1'inkbeiner ; Lib -
rat lath Fraser Braun : Aee't. Garnet
Swcltzer; Rook distributors, Geo. Bea-
ver. Koury Fahner, Sylvester Wu!! tn',
Alfred Wu:rth,-Otte of our citizens left
:or a town near Chatham a few days
ago on a very tnt(rcatin3 tnieelmi. la•
re,uri.ed leome Monday to the best of
.pirlte and altltougn a man up ot years
appears to pave received a new leant,
ee lite. No dote' -et spate v:.y Interesting
developenlents will take i•IACe In the
cou •se o: a few months. 1n the me,ut-
itnte our people are a0 the qui vier. a.
to the tlnale.-Last Monday. being )he
Township Nonthtatlon, broufnt out one
of the largest gaUtertnge of ratepayers
.eld here for wine years. Mt. Stephen
Webb. who was reeve of the township
this year decided to rettre from pu'tlle
Ilfe. We regret that Mr. Webb has
etepp`d our of the ranks. as he ilea been
. ,
able ratan. not only as .1 sou t'tt:or.
bu' In the one year of ills office as reeve
demonstrated splendid abilities as one
Bet ig to his office. Nominations were
re:eleed as follows. Reeve. Willem, Kel-
;^r:n.tn. 3Mrlta(t • It y -rt eve. .\•,d -
son and Wu'rth . Councillors. W uert
Yearley, f+endcrs, Love, Preszcator.
•.,eft•leer. O:t Tu•edgy night the nem
inetlon sheet snowed as follows, wit
.'III appeer on the b.tliot paper 11
•fenday : Reeve, Kcliertnc•t and will r .
De: u y -reeve, Wrn. Anderson by arcl.tm-
tlion. Cou ,clunes. Flnkbetner. Love
Se Acts. Wurrth, and Yearley
The Police Village Nominee w...
ht'Id in the Town 11 ill Monday nigh,.
Thos. Tree -thick pt..ided over tits
meeting as Rom '.it•g Offices and the
following Pollee Trustees were omit).
('REDITON *ted for tit' 1• nt'ng y• at: Milian
Dashwood
M. I31tOKESS111RE, I►ASlIWOOD, CONVEY -
Xs. E.NCHR. Deeds, Wills, Mortgages and all
Legal Docutneots carefully and promptly prepared.
Charges moderate. Issuer of Marriage Licensee
Cretlitoit
Crediton School ltcport.-The ftelow-
Ing le the report of elle Comtir u t o
Cl.tsaee for the term. The percei t -••
of each pupil 1s given for I'te c.t' r
work of the term. Those who hav' ob-
tained 50 per cent may be r ega'de d as
harl$g done eatletactory work.
Cl. ill, Jr. Teachers. -E. Iftll, :,9 '1
Short 55, M. Brown 52. II. Meedd 51.
Mani tc ulation.-It. 11111 51. 1t. Coudhlin
43, E. Mi Murray 30. CI. 11.-G. Geiger
80. E. Tru:•ntncr 71, M. Guinan 01. )3.
11111 54. C. Fit,kbciner 53, 1•'. Gu'nan
d3, r lethncr 35. ''••. 1.-L. leinkbein-
er 58, A. ieteecheiner 57. L. f3.tisei 50,
R. Fulhvan 53, E. Fahn3r 49 L. Sch-
roeder 40. C. K. 131u3(t, teacher.
The tepott of the Public School tot the
month ot December 1e as follows. hon-
ors 75 per cent.; paae 6') per cent. '
Div. We 1., Class f V., honors L. Oes-
The Holiday Season
IS HERE AGAIN !!!
Perhaps you are going to do
a little travelling? if so, you
need to be prepared. Mee Our
Trunks, Suit C.tscs,V a I ices, &c,
We have one of the best stocks
you will find in the di.tt ict. Ali choice
goods and at prices that will suit y. u.
Winter Weather demands
Winter Wearable!.
Seo our Mitts, Gloved, 1'tc., tq aell a.'
Horse Blankets.
Our harness
a t Iforeentee'' Sepplies are complete
-Mee Them.
F. W. Clark
Lumley
Mrs. Thomas Jackson of Listowel
spent Xmas. with her mother, Mrs.
Thos. Glenn. -A. Walker and wife of
Bad Axe, Mich., were guests of the
latter's brother. James Broadfoot.-
Gordon Bolton spent Thursday in Lon-
don. -Mise Mary McQueen spent Xmas.
in London with relatives. -Mrs. Cann
still continues very ill.
Whalen
John Hutchinson and wife are at-
tending the wedding of the former's
sister at Markdale,-Alfred Brock and
wife of Shoal Lake, Man., are here on
a visit to relatives and friends. -Mies
Bertha Sutherby Sutherhy and broth-
er Harvey are visiting their mother. -
J. V. Milson and wife spent Xmas.
with his sister, Mrs. Jabez Short,south
of London. -Norman Bern. wife and
daughter Maida visited at Alpert Gun-
ning's this week. -Those who spent
the bolidaye here were: James Hern
and wife of Exeter, Newton Millson of
St. Mat ye, Chas. Duffield and wife of
Kirkton, Thos. Gould and wife, Orant-
ton; John Tales and wife, London; Miss
Tessa Langford, Port Stanley. -Mrs.
Alfred Gunning of Whalen and Mrs,
David Johnston of McIntyre are visit-
ing friends at Paisley. -Mrs. Joseph
Morley and Miss Bessie spent Xmas.
with her daughter at Bryanston. -
Rev. Hugh Hazelwood a former pastor
on this circuit will he here and preach
next Sunday evening at the special
New Year's service which the young
people have decided to hold. Special
singing by London ladies. A cordial
welcome Is extended to all. -George
Parkinson and wife were presented
with a baby girl for Chrfstwas.-Pat-
rick McGee presented his daughter
Margaret with a piano last week.
Cromarty
Maurice Erb of Sebringville has been
engaged as teacher for S.S. No, 6 for
the ensuingyear.--Miss Susie McLaren
is spending the Xmas. vacation with
her sister Mrs. G. Stewart, Seaforth.-
The Misses May and Carry Martin of
Mitchell spent Sunday at home. --Miss
Lottie Hogarth of Toronto is spend-
ing the holiday season at her home. -
Mise L. Bardon has again resumed her
duties with A. Bruce. -Will Chapple
left Tuesday for Michigan to visit his
brother Sinton. Will has the cage
perhaps he will bring back the bird
with him. Time will tell.-ltichard
Hoggarth, who has been in the Torun•
to hospital for the past six weeks, is
not progressing as favorable as his
friends would wish. We hope to soon
hear of his recovery. -J. Mctieviu of
(io.lericb is spending the holiiays with
his cousin W. Crawford. -It is rumor-
ed that wedding bells will ring again in
our midst during the holiday season.
-Rev. P. Gardiner of Knox College,
Toronto, preached a very eloquent ser-
mon in the Presbyterian church here
Sunday, taking for his therne,Jeremiih
1.8: "Be not afraid of their faces for I
ant with thee to deliver thee." Mr.
Gardiner's fortuer home was on the
south boundary of Hibbert. -Rev. F.
L. Harhurn of Victoria University.
Toronto, is spending the holiday sea-
son under the parental roof, -Quite a
number from here took in the Xmas.
entertainment at Staffs last week and
report having spent an enjoyable even-
ing. -Tuesday week our public school
closed for the Xmas. vacation and will
resume Monday. Jan. 4. Our teacher
Mise Evelyn Gillespie resigned some
weeks ago, her resignation to take ef-
fect at the end of the year. During
her stay in Cromarty of about two
years Mies Gillespie has proven an ef-
ficient teacher and a general friend,
and her departure will he greatly re-
gretted. That she had also won the
esteem and affection of her pupils was
evidenced at the farewell entertain-
ment given in the school house Mon-
day afternoon at which both parents
and scholars expressed their regret at
her departure.
Dillon Hinge -Stay Fence
---Manufactured by The Owes Sorted Peace Co.
This is a very popular fence and 1e
not only used by the majority of farm-
ers but by the C. P. It. railroad, who
Lu3t some 8000 milts last summer.
The C. 1'. 1t. has used a number of other
slakes of wire feller bu' have iound the
Dillon to give the best satisfaction and
as a teault will use no other.
I am agent for this fence in this section, also their Lawn Fencing and
handle all sizes of Gates and Fence Tools. I will he pleased to talk Fenc-
ing with you and quote prices. See rue before placing your order.
B. M. FRANCIS, Winchelsea P. O.
NEW YEAR'S
WILLt 50014 138 14ERE 111
We are ready to supply your wants. Our
store is filled up with all the good things to make
you happy for the Holiday Season and long after-
wards. We invite you to call and let us show you
the good things we have to offer.
DRESS GOODS - All the latest HOLIDAY SEASON GOODS -A
cloths and shades. at prices to suit ry large assortment of New Tiee, Scarfs,
eryhady, Caps And (!loves for the Christmas
LADiES'COATS AND JACK ETS- and New Year time. All the latest.
We have the BEST and at the very FIJI{ COATS -A large assortment
lowest prices. Special Bargains will in Coon Costs, Calf -Skin. Black Tale,
fli-hop, Horse, &c., Rte. Also a flue
be offered in Ladies' Fur Coats and line of FUR•LiNEI) COATS. These
Cloth Jackets to clear. coats will lee sold at Bargain Prices.
FUR RUFFS -We have a large
assortment in Alaska Sable, Isabella
Sable, American Sable, Isabella Opos•
sow, kc.. &c., at Special Prices.
MILLINERY -Bargains will be of-
fered for the halftime of the season
as we do not intend to carry over any
thing in this line if a price will sell it.
Come early and get some of the Bar -
Keine.
FANCY XMAS HANDKERCHIEFS
-A large itssortmmnt of then. -
plain and fancy, white and colored,
and fancy etubroidered-iron' 5c up.
They will certainly please you.
BARGAINS IN CLOTHING-Men'e
Youths' and Boys' Reatly.to-Wear
Suits at Bargain Prices. A big rut
to clear. Our stock of Men's, Youths'
and Bo's' OVERCOATS was nveer
better. Big Bargains will to given
in Men's Tweed Ulsters. BOYS'
I'LSTERS AND BOYS' REEFERS
TO CLEAR.
MAi)E-TO- ORDER CLOTHING -if
you are looking for a Swell Stilt,
trtade to order. at a reasonable price,
be sure you see our goods before
ROBES ANI) BLANKETS -A full
stock of Grey Goat, Hrown Hear, itish•
op and Saskatchewan }t"hes; also
Wool Horse Blankets and Jutt••Litted
Blankets. Get our prices before mak-
ing your purchase,
BOOT ANI) SHOE llEP'T. - Our
shoe store is full of all the nerds for
wihter comfort, Rubbers, Overshoes,
Cardigans, Robber Boots, Felt Shoes,
Fancy Felt Slippers and Shoes AI -o
all kinds and snakes of Boots and Slows
in Leather for ladies and Men. One
prices you will find as low as the
lowest. Satisfaction guaranteed.
CHRISTMAS CHiNA - Just re-
ceived a consignment of the finest
French China. 'Mese make lovely
Xmas Presents. A large assortment
of Fancy Jardineres, Base Lamps,
Hanging Lamps, Fancy Plates and
Cups and Saucers; also Dinner Setts,
Toilet Setts, &e., &c
XMAS r3R(x)E111148-Our stock Is
ALL FRESH ANI) NEW. New
Raisins. Nes,' l!urrants, New Peels,
New Fiat., New Dates., New Shelled
Alneonds, New Shelled \%'alnilt. and
Everything New that you will require
necking your purchase. We have I to make your tutee Cake. All sold at
the right goods at right prices. close prices.
Everybody is invited to call and take a look through
our large and well assorted stock. 1t will (10 you good and
do us good to see you.
All kinds of Farm Produce taken at Market Prices.
GIVE US A CALL !!!
TIEMAN & EDIGHOFFER,
THE BUSY STORE - - DASHW(X)D
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
BEAD OFFICE. TORONTO ESTABLISHED 1667
B. R. wa1.IU tit. President Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000
AL= 1.&12D, Geoerat maw Reserve Fund, - 5,000,000
Branches throughout Canada, and In the United States a EntJsmd
BANK MONEY ORDERS
173050 AT Tey fOU»Ow1M0 NAT5.I
$3 and under 3 cents
Over Its and not exceeding $10 6 cents
" $10 " " $30 a0• cents
" $30
$50 1, cents
These Orders are payable at par at every office of a Gartered Bank in Cana*!!
(Yukon excepted), and at the principal banking points in the United Slates. They
are negotiable at $4.90 to the £ sterling in Great Britain and Ireland.
They form an excellent method of ras)ting shall sums of mousy with safat= t�
at small cost, and may be obtained without daisy. !!
Exeter Branch -O. W. Harrison, Manager.
Branch also at Crediton
Ideal Peninsular
Hai the Advantages of a Steel Range w/th
the Durabifty of a Cast -Iron Range
"Ideal Peninsular" is the ideal range for
a small kitchen.
It gives the conveniences of the
best steel ranges with tine added
advantage of being cast-iron and therefore
more durable.
The "Ideal" burns either tcoo,.l or coal
and the grate bars may be changed in half
a minute.
Step in and let us show you the Drop
Oven Door -Low Warming Closet -Adjustable
Damper-Iriyllght Oven and other hnl.ro*e-
rner.ts. Always glad to ezpiaiu the superiority
of these tine ranges. '70
HUGH SPACKMAN, - EXETER
... Groceries and Confectionery ...
ALWAYS REMEMBER THAT THE
New Grocery and Confectionery Store,
Opposite the Central Hotel,
is the BEST PLACE IN TOWN to buy such Goods!!
We aim to keep these lines right up the mark all the time!
Fresh Groceries Always.
New and Choice Confectionery.
Cigars and Tobaccos.
AND WE SUCCEED IN OUR AIM 10
OYSTER PARLOR
Our Oyster Parlor I8 ALWAYS OPEN and we can guarantee
satisfaction to our customers.
Wilson Bros., - FiEeter.
One door north of Bank of C'ommer .
The Molsons Bank
incorporated 1855
Capital
Rest Fund
$3,374,000
$3,374,000
Ilan 65 Branches hi Canada, and Agents and Correspouticuts in all the
Principal Cities in the \WorId.
e OENBRAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current tale.
EXETER BRANCH
Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government,
DICKSON tit CARLiN°, Solicitors. N. D. IIUBI)ON, Manager,
WE WISH YOU
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
AND WILL HELP
to know just what to buy
in the line of
Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Si1erware.
You very often need a hint
as to what is most suitable
to huy for your friends or
yourself.
Our Stock furnishes the Hints - '-
It reveals in a minute more
appropriate presents than any
one could sit at home and
recall in a whole day.
SO WE INVITE BUYERS
ani we promise t() make their
choosing aisy and their choice
satisfactory.
A. MAFCHAND,
Exeter, Ont.