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Our New Year Wish to All Our Friends t$
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"May Hard Luck follow you
throughout 19o8 but never 11
you." ou." „+
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What about those new Furs? We
find we have too many Fur and Fur -
Lined Coats left. Do you know a : j
bargain? Listen and then come quick. ••+
Men's Fur -Lined Coat, good black l3eaver 411 ell, =•4.
Lined throughout \Vith Baby Wallaby, collar and reveres ++
German Atton. A good looker and great wearer, rc-
duced to $29.00''
Ladies' swell Fur -lined Jacket. Best Kersey shell
lined throughout with choicest (Hamster Fur; Collar and +j
reveres. Good full skirt and long length; reduced to
43 co. *+
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Ladies' dandy Fur -Lined Jacket, choicest Kersey +4.
hell; lined throughout with best Marmot fur; collar and *.:
reveres choicest American Sable; reduced to $52. +�
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Men's Coots coats, Men's Calf coats, Men's Yack + :
coats all at bargain prices. Ladies' Astrachan Jackets. +
Ladies Electric Seal Jackets. Ladies' Canadian Musk'
Rat Jackets, at prices that will surprise you.
Yes! Redpaths extra standard Granulated Sugar, is
the only kind we sell. Its the best by actual test. + :-
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Market Report. -The following is
the report of Exeter markets. oor-
r tied up to J,LIau try 2nd., 191i$.
\\-heat, 90 cents per bushel•
Oats, 40 cenr4 Per bushel.
Barley. 50 cents to 60 cent
Peas. 75 cents to 80 cents.
!Bran $20 per cwt.
Shorts, $22.
Feed Flour, $ 1.30 to $1.35. Our Bleached Tah•
Blended Flour (s1AIt), $2.75. . rings cannot be beaten.
flogs, Live..eingt, $5.50. Ask to see our special
(logs, dre,seri. $7.50 to $8.09. Bleached Linen at Svc;
illy, $13 to $15 per ton. I warranted all pure lin-
Clover seed. $8 to $10 per bushel.en. 50e.
l'otatoes. 75c. to 90c. per bag.
Mutter, 23 cents. Table Napkins, spec-
i•:4za. 24 cents per dozen. I sal at $5c dor; Table
Dried apples, 5 1-2 cents per pd. i Napkins special at $l 25
Coal. $7.25 a ton. a doz; Table Napkins
Chicken, 9 cents per Ib. special at $1.75 dos; Ta-
r;eese, 9 cents per lb. ble Napkins special at
Ducks, 9 cents per Ib. $2.00 doz,
Turkeys, 11 cents per Ib.
Holiday Bargains
Suitable for Ladies
FANCY LINEN --Ar•
•••�•••••••••�•��•��������, enormous showing of
• ; Sideboard Scarfs. Dies•
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• • ser Covers, Stand Cov•
• LOCALS • ers and Shams, linen
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•••••••• muslin prettily em -
Write it 19 . broiderPd. Daylies 5e
Herb A x t :pent the holiday in'lur• to 25e; Linen Covers $1
"- -I.1 to $.3; Shams 50c to $1.
-Miss. Livingstone was in Blyth! Christmas Cushion
for the holiday.1 Covers and Table ('ov-
- Mr. and Mt's. D. A. Ross spent the 1 ers. in Tapestry and
holiday at Clinton. I Silk, very fine goods,
-J. L. Hagen spent Xmas with re- bought specially for
latives in Hi!tsgreen• j Xmas trade. Price 75c
Mrs. Geo.Brooks and daughter vis-' $1.00 and $1.50,
ited at Hensall Xmas,
-Mr. and Mrs. It. Richardson spent
the holiday at Zurich.
-Neil McConnell spent the holiday
at his home in London,
- W. W. Taman went to Blyth to
spend Christmas at his home.
- VOTE FOR W. .1. 1IEAMAN
FOR COUNCILLOR.
-Miss L. B. Jeckell, teacher at God-
erich, is home for the holidays.
-Mr. Louis Long, of Winnipeg, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Welsh.
-Mr. 1Vm. Grigg, of St. Thomas
spent the holiday with his father.
-Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Taylor spent
Christmas with friends in Hensall.
-Mr. Hurry Baker. of Detroit visit-
ed with hie parents Christmas week.
-Miss Vanetta Lang visited her S. FITTON
parents at, St. Marys during the week,
-Fred Elliot, of Haileybury, is
spending a few days with his mother.
-Mrs. R. T. Johns, of Alvinston, is
the guest of her father, Wm. Miners.
-Mr. Wiley Millyard, of Toronto, -\i r. C. A. Tebbutt, of Galt, is
spent the holiday with friends in town visiting in town.
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Mr. Gillett. of Buffalo, visited at -lir. Fred Walter. of Detroit, is
the hoarse of Wm. Rivers Christmas,
-Mies A. Cobbledick, of Toronto, is home for the Nev Year.
FOIL COUNCILLOR.
visiting her parents at the north end. -VOTE. FOR W. J. BEAMAN
-Miles Vera Rowe, of London spent -Miss May Gill. teacher at Fort
Christmas at the home of her parents. Erie, is visiting at her home here.
-Mr. Geo. Baker, of Detroit, visited -Miss P. Mason. of Toronto, is a
under the parental roof during the guest at the Main Street. iaarsonage.
past week. -Mrs. Rhea Scott Vernon, cf Tor-
-Aiiss Dollie Dickson left last week onto. is visiting her mother. Mrs.
for a few weeks' visit with relatives in Scott.
-Mrs. Vroopan, of Ilerrisburg. is
Montreal. iisi1ing her Parents Mr. and Mrs. G.
-Air. and Mrs. J. Willie Powell Vis- Anderson.
ited Mrs. ' • ' ' . - ► S a� aura Jeckcll has sc tr
. frustums. ,1 position as teacher in the high school
-Thos. 0, Wind, of Detroit, spent
the holidayal Uxbridge.
visiting friends in Exeter -Mr. Abe Davis and two children,
and Crediton. of London. are visiting, \Vni. AaV•is,
--Mr. Geo. Pedlar. of Chicago, in Exeter North.
spending the laolida}swill► his broth- -Mr. and Mrs. Chris Luker .1114dau •hter Beatrice, spent Sunday with
er, John Pedlar, friends in Bengali. //��
-Mr. ant! Mrs. 11', II. Lovett had -\liss Edna A1cC•t-rifts. of Toronto,!
Xmas dinner with the former's par- is spending the sic Year holiday 1
ents in Parkhill. with her parent .
- Mr. it. C. ckell, of Gall, spent!
aL few days st week visiting Itis
mother A)r;• 1Vrn. Jeckell.
-Alis'' i.illie \lay. of Mitchell, and
Miss t •Hunt. of London, are the
,(�� s of Miss Irene 'Medford.
- Airs. E. P. Hoe i: and family, of
Toronto, are the geusts of her moth-
er Mrs. \\'m. Jeckell, London Road.
-Misses Nora and .lenlie 11:0 -ton
of Loudon. and Aliss MIA Harlon. of
Sl. Thomas spent the holidays with
their uncle Air. Thos. Barton.
-51r. L. McTazcart recently plac-
ed al telephone in his hon/ a •ti F.xe,.•r
North. for ,!iib convenience. 11 will
save hint many at walk down toren.
-Rev. A. 11. Going and Rev. E.
A. Fear changed pulpits last Sunday
in o rii in 1, the occasion being Edne 1-
tiuna1 Sunday at the Main Sirs•'
church.
- Air. acid Mrs. Jas. Lutton. of
London. spent X11189 with ,heir uncle
51r. Thos. Marlon. They returned to
the city Friday, •accumpaiiied by Miss
5)ary Tipp.
-Mr. and Mrs. .1. T. Parkinson. of
London, spent C1rist1111 with his
mother at Elite ville. 51r. Parkinson
is Principal. of Grand Avenue Nor-
mal Training School.
- it. has been reported 111'11 Sir.
Schroeder has sold his (IntliI,( horse
8. S. to \1 r. Marshaill, of Marlin, for
$2511. S. S. has shown himself to be
ono of the best trotting horses in
this section and it ie expected he mill
make a still lett record in the
hands of his new owner.
-There nre local option campaigns
m
on in ninety-six municipalities
y -six
throughout the Province. and repeal
1' Winchelsea contests in nix. Thirty-seven of
during the holidays. those municipalities trying local op -
1101 51•: '1'O RENT. - On Andrew lion are incorporated towns and vil-
Street. first house North of Alain 8t. )ages. If the optiolists are fairly
church parsonage. Furnace in house. successful it k said that next year a
Two-fifths acre of land. Apply John rote will he taken in all the remnain-
Broderick. Saiept 1 P. 0. 12-24-07. sing municipalities.
-Dr. .1. A. Rollins, who we recent- CROCKElt'S EDUCATED •IORSES.
I. appointed Asst, Supt. of L, 1)rilliAex-
-The Toronto \Tail says. I'rof. Crock-
Asyluat., called on friends in town last ers clever company of performers. ex -
week on his way from Raymond, Alt., Midler! their 10.11» sell 'utilities
to assume the duties of his new poli• an entertainers Ins, eve ' g•
With
t ion. laic clever family of e 'einem he lets
-The string assizes will open to h:•en peen hero b. for:'. and 110 oaf
Tuesday March Goderieh before who has enjoyed 1114' really mar vel -
Justice
lion. Mr. Justice Teettel, and the , ou5 exhibition ,riven by his highly
non .jury sitting of the High Court of t rained animals should tweed any urg-
Justice opens on Tuesday: May, 12th, I ue,( to again witness one of the most
hefitre the Hon. �ir..lustice Re(idelt. wonderful exhibitions of the remark-
--Messrs. W. Lyons, of Toronto, S. able degree to whirl' lois horses. )aon-
Sweet, Vancouver. ('has Anderson, 14'9 and gooksv' have levet 1rain.•d.
['hey are ,aside front their individual
iteewh►anvillc, R. Sweet, Clinton, Gait. l ,• 9 their different lima.
talent in I e,
Lond
Winterbottom, wean, and Wan, Garner,' handsome collection of animals.
week ,n, were in town Boring the past Opera (louse Exeter. .11nuary tit h.
week visiting relatives and friends. and 7th.. and Matinee. Tuesday.
--Mr. .1. it. McDonald (:hristnuw day( • Matin e.
attended the funeral at Kippen of his bit. OVGN8 EYP, ANI) EAR SUR.
neice, Mrs, Dignan, (nee tree Celia geon, will be at the Commercial
Wins) daughter of 1'1►os. Mellis, of hotel. Yours 9.30 a. ng,. to 4.30 p.
Ki ewti. Mrs. Dignan died in Saskat• m Glasses properly fitted and Ais-
che •'stn Dec. 17th and her remains eases of eye ear and hoed treated.
take3ti to Kippers for burial. • Next visit on friday. Jilt. 31. 1!t1a'1.
Wat
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Jewelry
We are showing a large
range Df Watches and
Jewelry - newest de-
signs of different manu-
facturers.
Come early and make
your selection
a oting Match
An interesting shooting event took
place at the grounds of the Exeter Gun
Club last Friday, when the Sweetfa►u-
ily, who are entertaining a number of
relatives from outside points, held a
shootingmatch. The first event con•
silted of ten rocks and resulted as fol-
lows: -
W. Lions, Toronto 10 8 7 1) 9 0
Silas Sweet V'Couver 5 0 9 1) 7 9 9
O. Anderson, Bowman'le 4 2 8 7 6
Fred Sweet 5 3
R. Sweet, Clinton 2 0
G. Winterbt'm London 4
S. Sweet, 0
Dr, Sweet, 3 1
Thos. Sweet 6
After the 10 rock event was come
plated a watch at 25 rocks was arrang-
ed between Silas Sweet and W. Lyons
resulting in favor of Mr. Lyons by the
score of 21 to 19. Mr. Wm. Garner, of
London, and a former Exeterite.. was
referee and scorer_
A very pretty but quiet wedding
I ligh Grade \ .atches at the took place at St. Peter's church rect•
lowest (:rices ory. Hamilton, on Wednesday, Dec.
18. the occasion being the marriage of
Miss Olive, daughter of Mr. rind Mrs.
A MARCHAND lohn'1'. 1Vestcott, Wilson St to C. E.
Fink, contractor. The ceremony was
performed dy the rector, Rev. J. W.
renEyck. After the ceremony the
yowls, couple returned to the bride's
home, where a dainty wedding dinner
NEW was prepared. Only immediate rela-
tives of the ht ide and groom wore pre-
sent. The bride's going away dress
was a smart tailored traveling suit of
navy chiffon broadcloth with hat to
match. The bride was the recipient
!!itis! � f hands me xr d u. efut i[ sFallS no t t.
g many K
among them bung a beautiful Ci own
AND piano, a gift of the groom. The young
couple left for Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and other points. They will reside in
Hamilton.
-T le f t1 of e n
! olio ug, from our to
Plate
K
Fashion
wore here for the holiday' ; I's'rcy
Hooper, of :London ; Jla. 1lissett, of
London visiting 'Miss 1'. llissett ;
Maud Taylor, London. with her pat-
ents ; Flossie .Taylor. London, eit1�
her parents; lir. and 51rs. tem
Goodisoti and 8011. Sarnia. with Ali -
ll. Johns ; Dr. L. L. Follick rind '\11 -
Mabel Follick. St. Marys. at the
home of Mr. E. Follick ; Messrs. Nel-
son and Wilbur Vale, of London. at
the home of their mother. Mrs. John
Vale. Exeter North ; Mary Mack. of
London. with her parents ;Ed. Crock
er. Toronto, with his parents : Chas.
Miners. of London, with his father ;
Of fa McPherson. Toronto, with par-
ents : V. Sanders, London, with reln-
tires; Gro. Armstrong. London. with
parents, Frank Dennis. Toronto. with
his parents.
Just flrrlvcd
Call and Make
tl Se'1'ctioll he-
ftily the rush.
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor.
E ETLR, - ONTARIO.
fERNEST ELLiOT
Conveyancer Accounts Collected
MON} 10 1410 at i e.e.t rates.
1�� \ eh west !Ands for Sale.
(Hike, Main Street, Exeter
1
DON'T MONKEY WiTH
THAT CO17G11
use
1iOW'FV'S SYRUP
\VIIITE PINE & TAR
-�' Sold only at Ilowey's Drug
Store. Big bottle for 25c.
The most beautiful
showing of I).ttnty Col-
lars we have ever dis-
played conte and see
them. Price 50e. 75e.
$1MO.
Kll) GLOVES-- Al-
most every Lady appre-
ciate+ a pair of good
wearing Kilt gloves and
Chats the kind we sell
every pair guaranteed
In Black and colored
Price $1,00 $1.25.
FANCY BELTS- In
Silk, leather and elas-
tic iu all the Popular
shades. Price 201. •.nd
50c.
FANCY LEATHER
HAND BAGS - Also
Fancy tartan Silk Bags
makes a nice looking
present as well as a tw-
ilit one. Prices 75c.
81.00, $1.'25. $2.00.
FINE SiLK SCARFS
In Cream. Pale Blue,
Pink, very fine quality
72 inches long very po-
pular. Price $1.50 $2.
!1! v
Suitable
for Gentlemen
Men's tine Kid Gloves
in Mocho's, Swede and
Dressed Kid, Tined and
unlined. Price $1.00 and
81,35.
NECK iVEAR -- A
bright showing of Bows
Four-in-hand; Knots
and Strings in all the
new shades. Price 25e
to 51)c.
A SUITABLE GIFT
FOR GENTLEMEN. -
A Fancy box contain-
ing pair tine braces, 1
pair Armlets and 1 pair
!lose Supporters all for
75c t s.
FANCY MUFFLERS
In black or colors, large
size, beautifully fine
goods. Price $1. $1,'25
Mufflers in silk or satin
tshaped) fancy colored
lining. Price 50c and
a_
l ase,
SNELL & ROWE
A Little Tick Talk
Commencing the new year it will be
well to be economical and it is gond
economy to carry a thoroughly reli-
able watch. An that can be depend-
ed upon will save your time money
and patience. The S. Fitton special
movement is the most. reliable watch
trade and we can furnish it in any
case you may wish either Gold, Gold-
filled, Silver or Nickel Ladies or Gents
at most moderate prices. Cali and let
us explain the special features of our
watch.
Issuer of Marriage License
A full Tina of wedding rings always
on hand.
mompr
WA' - s
-Mr. Lorne Fear of Atnherstburg,
spent the holiday at the Main Street
parsonage.
-Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Salter and son,
of London, spent the holiday with Mr.
Salter's parents.
-Mrs. (Rev.) D. W. Collins and soar
Paul are the guests of Mrs. Co11:1\s'
parents at Ilderton,
--Mr. Geo. Deity. of 2ort Huron,
spent the holiday wan Mr. A. Pen -
warden, near Et:mville.
-Mr. (1 ,V . Holman, of ER mond-
ville, epent a few days during the past
week with friends in town.
-Mr. Thos. Cave of llauniota Man.
a former resident of Centralia, is visit-
ing relatives in the neighborhood.
FA1151 FOR .SALE -5;1 1-2 acres
just North of Salt !flock. Exeter.
Terms envy. Apply A. Q. Ifobier.
-Miss Jennie Taylor, who was en-
gaged during the past season as mill-
iner at Shakespeare. has returned
hone.
- Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Knight of St.
Thomas, spent the holiday the guests
of Mr. and Mfrs Chas. Knight, Station
Street.
-School inspector J. E. Tom, of
(ioderich, is spending the vacation
week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James '1'otm,
---Mr. and Nits. (leo. Young, of Lou-
don, were the guests of the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Beer,
during the week.
> brig a of
-Mr.and Mrs. Frank
i 4'1
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Cheltinghann, were the guests of
friends in Exeter and
-OF THE --
Season
`!Ve sincerely thank our
alloy .1
ny customers for their pat-
ronage, as our trade for 1907
has been very satisfactory, but
we still want more customers
for,; �PpMl,.Ny, We have ee
ve ev tUaie-k
-:.' CL* wit a first class drug
store ought to hive and we
teel that it would pay you in
every way to make this your
regular family Drug Store,
THE OLD RELIABLE
We Wish you a Nappy
New Year
!fere are a few lines we are offering at quick selling prices.
Pure Damask Bleached Table Linen with Napkins to match, sizes 2'i)x
and 2'2x22. Japan Drawn Work Tray Cloth and Doilies. Damask Dra%
Work and Hemstitched Towels at 50c each.
Embroidered Linen 25e, 35c, and 50e.
Tapestry Curtains and Table Covers in all colors ranging from 82,U0 t0
$0.50. Tapestry and Embroidered Cushion Tops with Cord to match.
Ladies Hemstitched and Fancy Embroidered Handkerchiefs in silk-, listen
and lawn. Choice line of Fancy Collars and Belts.
A very choice line in Gents Ties, Mufflers, Handkerchiefs, Braces, Gloves.
and Fancy Socks.
CARLINC BROS.
TELEGRAPHY Sovereign Bads
The Pathway to Success of Canada
The Canadian Telegraph and lb
HEAD OFFICE -TORONTO.
Business Colleges aid, Up Capital: • ' 413'000.0'
Of St, Thomas, Ont. and A liner, Ont. I BOAitn O1 DIRECTORS:
have the Grand Trunk Dispatchers
wire running through their class room
and guarantee to place every young
man graduate of the Telegraph De-
partment with the Railroad Company
or refund tuition fees.
Telegraphy
Shorthand &: Typewriting
Bookkeeping
New tern) opens Thursday, January
2nd, 1908. Call or write for particulars
E. II. BEST. Manager.
CS JARVIS, Esq., • • •
Lru MACDONALD, E9.151 151 Vtc
A. ALLAN, Esq., - - :nd Vrce-
Hox. D. MCMILLAN,
ARCH. CAMP13.LT., U M.1'.
A. E. DYNEst, Esqq UN.
Hoff. P,.trk MCL,4kEN,
W. K. M. s:Acorty, Esq., M.P.
Atlas. AI<t-c E, $sq., K.C.
Q Jai,►eela'T, - - - Gent/alrl(
ASSEL5, - - - .ins. Gensl-M4
Savings Bank Department
bawl at beet current rata paid quarietlr.
SHORTKAND
The best stepping stone for a young Ulan
or woman is a thorough training in Short-
hand and Typewriting under competent
teaclletts.
Illt6r Term Commdll6cs 6 Jan. 190
AT
THE WESTERN UU81NESS AIS SI101iNANI COME
We give individual instruction, make a
specialty of each pupil and place each
graauate ill a situation.
WM. C. COO, C. S. R., Principal.
COLE'S DRUG sruue'�oose Leaf Ledger System
--Mr. heti. Elliott. of Norwich, is
spending :a felt days with his mother
Mrs. 11. V. Elliott. The only Commercial School west of Toronto using the above
A fellow in York, Pa., by the name Modern Office Work of Actual Canadian Business Procedure
of Spangler, hath prophesied that the Wholesale houses calling daily for graduates of Canada's Greatest
world will come to an end sometime
next December. when mountains will Chain of High-grade Business Colleges, because our students "Learn
crumble, islands will sink, the stat will to do by doing." Each student has loose leaf ledger, bill and
turn black and the moon will throw charge system, cards 'stem, bank book;fills out scores of notes,
a bloody atppearance, the heavens g' y' system,
wilt he shaken and the stars will drop, drafts, deposit slips, cheques, statements, leases, mortgages. receipts
However don't let the prophesier hot shipping bills, etc., etc Our students do actual business from the
er you, but continue to send in your•
subscription to the TIMES he's been first day•
prophesying the same thing for the
past Pleven years.. Gregg Shorthand and
Last Thursday evening \ir. Levi
0. i'incklepatuzh, general agent. far
the Stone h Wellington Ninsery Co., TGUCh Typewriting
of Toronto, orgeniz el The Huron
County Fruit Growers' Association.
The meeting was held in the parlors taught by the most widely experienced teacher in Ontario; she is also a grad -
of the Central hotel. Mr. 11. E. Hits- nate of .iohe R. (:regg, the. Author, and highly recommended by him. bast
ton was elected president. N. 1). Ilur- year our Stenographers were all placed within 10 days of graduation. Many
don, treas...John N. Ratcliffe, secy. S. of these young ladies now drawing $701 to $811)1 per year. It is freely ad -
M. Sanders, asst. sect-. Seferal vice tnitted that we train the most rapid and accurate.
ppresidents and directors were elected.
111x. TmckelpanRh presented the rot•Our Telegraphy Department is we
equipped. Railroads aro
locoing preanilale •'Resolved than we, - rhort of Opernturs, and Ialanlce
the undersigned fraeit growers and cit- are advancing rapidly
stens of Huron County, do hereby Wide Attendance Students attending our chain from almost every
agree to unite oursele es, ns charter county in Ontario; many fieri Manitoba, Sask-
mienibers. into an organization known atcllewan' Alberta and British Columbia; some from the United States, h:ng-
ee "The Huron Crane Fruit Grow- land and Scotland. We train more young people than any other tnau3ge-
ers Association," to innplo'•e the fruit- peen! in Western Ontario.
growing and producing unlit 1(8 of Average situation taken by our graduates is not excelled; we intik. (me -
our orchards, and to supplement the parison. individual instruction, Dty students attend night (•lasses (la l', and
work of the Ontario a reit Growers' may take all the above courses,
Association. Officials of the new or- •
1 1 N
iia u n are t a serve for .he next
K
nn t (
TERM M E3EGINS JANUARY6
three years.
WINTER r _It
Write for Catalogue.
Opera. House, Exeter CLINTON BUSINESS
For Two Nights and Matinee
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January Gth and 7th
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I ty lneiiilr*}!r" of Lr )anon Forest
Lod No. A. F. & A. M. held n
Prof. C1'ocker's Wonderful t'•, pleasant 84591011 in the iortxct
ro m, lint Friday rvenitl , the occa-
Tronpe of Educated Horses, abs heist, the inatallntion of officer,
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Poneys, Donkeys and Mules. for 190f1. The following werein51n11•
err by Rt. \V. A1., L. 11, %Dickson. as
These animals do everything but talk, surd by other hreahn n ; \V. \i.. W.
W. Taman ; Sr. \V.. Rev. 1). \W, Col-
INIatinee'i'uesday afternoon ling ; Jr. \W., R. N. Creech : Mr. ab.,
Fred Kerr : .1r. I)., W. i). Manders I.
The only show of its kind in the world G.. 11. G. Seldom ; 8. 8.. R. Murphy ;
Matinee prices; Children 10; Adults 20 Jr. 8.. .1. Atkinson. After the in -
Evening prices, 25c, 35c; rOc. stall:11ton a itanauet 1118 ,(ivch by.
the officers at which speechP.}+ and __,T= --
Plan at Cole's Drug Store,
song, were given by Dr, Rollin.. L.
11. Dickson. llufli Spackman. N. 1). - 10Tli 1'01t \\'. f, 11
Watch for Street Parade Monday --- -__ ' --•'
0PERA 1101'SE 4..
day :old Tries/ley evenin
COI and 7th. and Matinee.
Prof. Crocker's erliicated
ponies rind mules. They re
thing but talk. The 0111t•
Re kind in the world. 1'w
mals in the stage et one
mos' refined and edue.•tt1,,
tail: wilt., Watch for th
stye • parade Monday.
piss . 10 cents for children.
for • lolts. Rvenin,r prices '
riOc