Exeter Times, 1908-05-28, Page 1THIRTY-FJFTII YEAR -No 1807
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JONES & CLARKS'
phones No. 32.
Dress Goods
OF QUALITY
tVc are right into the midst of our Dress Goods
season• Now is the time for you to buy before the dif-
ferent lines are sold out. The best will be found here
in all the new things. This is headquarters for Dress
Goods. So you are sure to get what you Avant.
Panama Cloth Voiles &Eoliennes 1
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The very newest cloth for a
swell suit or separate skirt.
The coloe are Black, Blue,
Brown and Create• 50c to $1
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Venetian
A very reliable and buitable
cloth for Suits or Skirts. All g tires or plain. •
the colors that are worn. One of the best wearing fab-
black, blue, brown, cream, 1 ries we have. 50e to Vic per 2
green and red. 50c to $1 a yd. 1 yard. •
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i Black Silk U d k •
In stripes, embroidered,
spots or plain. These goods
are very neat and are setting
extra well. 50e to ;$1.50 per
1 yard
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Lustres& Mohairs �f
in black, bine,creaut,brown • •
and reen s
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H URON&M1DDL ESEX GAZETT E
EXETER, ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 28t:; 1908,
Victoria Day Sports
Although there were nlany coun-
ter attractions on Victoria Day., r.uc
reputation that Exeter hold_ for
giving excellent satisfaction on that
day brought in a large crowd of peo-
ple on Monday, all dressed in holiday
garb and bent on having u day of
thorough enjoyment, and from ale
manner in which everything v.:is
(carried out, there is no doubt but
that everyone trent home feeling
that everything had been carried out
according to the program.
The first thing on the progr aur teas
the 'Calithumpian and Trades pro-
cession headed by "Sluice" Letithorn
dally bedecked in national color's and
riding the snow white horse, tildiclt 1
he secures every year ter the event.
A procession would not he complete
1without ;elle "stuire" leading it and
1 when he 'vas seen at the, head every-
ItIsing looked natural. Following Mr.
Leat horn eame. the band, the town
officials, sports committee, trides
and calihhumpians. The trades pro-
cession saes not up to some of (*hose
of former years, owing perhaps to
the fact that the merchan!s do not
care to ,go to the trouble of „cilia;
up Q display. In the ealithumpians
there were a number of entries nil
of which were well gotten up,- and
jthe judges. Messrs. Geo. Mace,, \Vcs,
• Snell and W. D. Weekes found soma
•'little difficulty in awarding some of
• the prizes. The return of the Boer
• , soldiers Was a funny get upend took
money.Justas the procession
n ers i its `rest
•� finished the roof of the float collar.
• 'sed, much to the merriment of Aha
(Guaranteed) • Spectators. • •'Ireland Forever" a
•• conglomeration of almost everything
2 imaginable. with amusing placards
( took second money, The Merry Wild-
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• •'ow hat, a very good burleslU. on the
2• new style it ladies' headgear, tool:
third, and a representation of Devon
yea
li hotel rs sfourth.inceJnr
As !etait hashad be.:rnilii` rnapleztiy
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A real nice, pure Silk, Black Underskirt.
Wear fully guaranteed by the mak-er for $5
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Colored
Underskirts
In grey and ntil'y blue (vith
a large plaid running through
Made up from silk finished
nnorern. Price $1 and $7.
Silk Waists
Black
Underskirts
We have a big lot of differ.
ent styles to show you. Sortie
just as nice as silk. $1 to $3 -
Belts and Collars
The styles change very
quickly in this line. But we
1Ve are offering sotne very always try to keep pace with
s tecial values in silk Waists. it. You will find all the nov-
Regular $1 and $:i black or elties in vogue on our coun-
cream Waists for $3 and $4. ters.
White Wear and White Waists
Have you been through our Whitewcar Department?
If not, do not fail to do so before you do your buying.
We have a beautiful display to choose you. New Skirts
New Gowns, New Corset Covers and New White tVaists
Jones & Clark
Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford
Clothing also high grade shoes and wall papers.
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The Usborne and Mlbbert
Farmer's Mutual Flre Insur-
ance Gompanu
Head Office, Farquhar,:Ont.
President -J. L. itt'SSELL.
Tice -!'resident -11'. 11. J'ASSMORF
DIRECTORS.
Wm, ROY, BORNHOLM P. 0
iVtf. I 'tV1NCHE48EA P. 0.
T. RYAN, DUBLIN P. 0.
ROBERT NORRIS, 8tdffa.
AG ENTS,
JOHN ESSERY, Exeter. agent for
'Osborne and Jliddulph.
OLIVER HARRIS, Munro. agent
for Hibbert, Full mon acid Logan.
B. W. F. BEAVERS,
Socy.Treas. Farquhar. !
OLA DMA & 8TANRt;RY. Solicitors 1
• , corporation attached thereto.
NS P. I. 8111111110
that said, -"You can fool
op,e a the time, and a
me of the time, lint �O,
of the people all the time."
You Run No Risk
of being fooled n leen you use
Enjoyme root Ease
1)e 11 1 ,e,uie Or Lne
11 the people
so ► c'an't fool
All me.•'
Tired, Tender. Aching, Sore and
weaty Feet. A perfect Foot Rest.
IENJOi ME is far superior to any on
the market. Try it.
Sold only at
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THE PURITY
Canadian Empress Building.
Exeter Council
The cnun it of the llage of Exeter
stet in the Jerk's office on Saturday,
May ' Ird, The object of the meeting
was to discuss the cow by-law.
l'er A. E. Fuke; seconded by W.
Johns. that By-law No, 11, 1907. a by-
law as passed allowing cows to roans
at large between the hours of 7 a. ni.
and 7 p. in. of each and every day be
repealed, and that the clerk is hereby
instructed to prepare a new by-law
with sion inserted that
cows roaming ithe streets between the
hours of 7 a. in and 7 p. in. must tie
properly herded by a person or per -
'sons whose duty it, shall be to keep
• the same from trespassing on any pri-
vate property within the municipality
-Carried.
The by-law prepared and read and
on motion of J, J. Knight, seconded
by A. E. Fuke the same be - end a 2nd
and aid time, the Teeve and clerk
signing the same and the Feat of the
:
sure of seeing a parade in Isxeter.
and being so .well pleased wall' (Ju)
2showing, kindly gave a special of ,F2
l to the Italian and his bear. The jud-
ges recotninended a diploma for the
: "squire" and special prizes to Idle
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non.winners. The committ,1s: acting
••1 on these suggestions have ;iv n the
•• specials.
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At eleven o'clock a baseball game
i• 1 was played on the recreation grounds
• between teams represeutin, Centra.
Iia and Exeter. The Centralia boys
were too light fu: the tocall players
and after playing six innings rho
came was called with Exeter ulnad
1 with a score of 7 to 1,
1 As the band was marchin - to the
agricultural grounds in the :.eernoon
they :were halted at the nen towline
green and after _short address -es by
1 the president, N. D. Ifurdoni Mr: J.
;Broderick and Rev. D. W. Collins nne
the plavir,e of "Canada Forever" by
the band, tate -grounds were formally
opened.
1 At the sports ;rounds the first
event to b, pulled off teas tba
business nnen's race of 100 yards.
"!'his was won by Ed. Treble; Ed.
Christie 2nd, and Al. Forel 3rd.
The event of the afternoon, rho
.Marathon race• was then called and
the following lined up for 't11e long
jog.. Dr ltoulston, E(1. \Ve. tcotl,
W. Dayman. f1. J. Nestle„ 1'. I)ancey,
E. Windsor and Geo. Peters. the lats.
ter Wine an Indian. Ed. 1Vestcottt
and the Indian soot took the lead
• nd were the only ones to finish.
The race between there tiwo runners
Was a 'pretty one. First Westcolt
would lead and t)1en the Indian
would forgo ahead. W'stcott saw
that the Indian was becoming fagged
and allowed hien to keep the bade
falling* back a short distance rand
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The reeve asked that, the council rat -
tend the funeral of the late ex -court-
!
cillor W. Hoskin.
- Alfred 1Viketck, of llderton, was
house for the 2lth
-'Ir. Forest Crews, of Toronto, is
visiting friends in town this week.
-Me. and Mrs, Duncan McKay cele-
brated their golden wedding Sunday
last a number of relatives were pre-
sent.
-Mr and Mrs. Ed. Taylor and child-
ren, of London, spent the holidaytvith
Davis.
the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. W.
Harry K Thaw. the slayer of Stan-
ford White. will not be released from
the lunatic ei
release on a writ of battens corkus, bed ut
his req,test was not granted.
for Raymond,he
Amos left
where evening
tends making his future home. Mrs,
IAtmos and children will leave as soon
a school clrsea for the summer holi•
ys.
Militia order. issued Tuesday state
the eom ft.fnn of the (Ioderlch camp
to be held from June sr to '21.-$(xth
Battery, C. F. A., No. 1 section: 2nd
Fortress Co., i t. U ,. ; K Co., R. C. R;
Nth, 27th,12Mth, 21'th. 30th. 32nd and
88,41
r.C: `ch t.; detaahm enent B.A. Ur(,
HIld Ambulances; detachment C. A,
CASTOR IA
per tablas and ahiidrea.
Tbb KW Yes Nn, Alum1
Bea» Alfa
$1gu$1 ' of
Your Vote & Influence
Centralia
icited Nelson E. Hicks ``)' e1'ro.l(K(i"
Respectfully Sol
Jacob Kellermann
Liberal Candidate for South
Huron.
Thi= lace w:-:7; W011 by .101111
Ford, Al. Iti‘sett 2nd and Albert FordFord:3rd.
The greasy pig didn't seem to
have very much life in it when re_
leased and was easily captured by
Thornton Pear. (, ar
dollar to give is up, ,t►t<1 - ,1', cute
Pupil and Singing.
,il of London Conservatory Music, if. Rn
uthre
nelConservatory►unald, Charles w•hite.I.ondon Eng., Ernes (..s
liardleg•, London, Eng. A limited nuu,ber of pupils
will be accepted•
wereMr.
visidt ors at4the Methodist London
parson-
age from Friday tell Monday.
Mr. C. J. Pink and wife of London.
visited friends here. Aar, Pink, the
church on Sunday morning.
tenorsoloist, sang in the Methodist
Mrs. C. Brown,. of London, visited
her mother, Mrs. Boyle.
Miss Salton, of London, visited her
sister, Mrs, E.tColwill,
Mr. Edgar Butt, of Kippen, Visited
Rat' theMonrl dajitty.
eodist parsonage Sunday
llfisa
Victoria Day with her parents at Ful -
Swann, ottrschool teacher spent
latton.
Miss Elsie llandfor1 of London, who
has been visiting friends and relatives
here for the past month. left for her
home Tuesday evening.
Miss Fleda Baker, who for a time
has been organist of the Methodist
church here, left Tuesday for a trip to
the Northwest.
Rev, W. H. Butt gave an interest-
ing picture talk On Ireland to the Ep-
worth League Tuesday evening.
A number of Centralia people took
in the Cantata at Crediton on Sunday
evening.
Arrangements are being made for
Dominion Day festival here, which
promises to be one of the best ever
Mr. Edgar held,
assed
his final examsi
or M. D, is honwho has e from
Toronto. After spending a few days
with his parents he leaves to take a
position as house surgeon in one of
the hospitals in New York. We con-
gratulate Dr. Buswell in his well earn-
ed honors and wish hint unbounded
success in his chosen profession.
Centralia was very quiet Victoria
outi
Day,ngth,e residents having gone for an
A great display of flee works was
given here by Mr. \Vm. !'arsons.
Miss Lillian Elliott, Centralia's popu-
lar Soprano, took part in the concert
! at Mt. Bridges Victoria evening and
I Miss Kate Elliott, elocutionist, assist-
ed at the Creditors concert the same
evening.
Miss Flora Hepburn, of London
spent the holiday at her home here.
Mr. Arnold Coughlin, the Misses
Nona and Josephine Coughlin, of Lon-
don, spent the holiday with their par -
here.e.
se Mr. and Mrs. 1Vi11 Wood and little
then lel the boys for a merry cha
but only for a short time. It.-stvas son Donald, of London• were the
too lazy. guests of the Misses 1'ilson
The horse raej,i. was •rood and
every heat closely contested. Much
credit is due Ed. Bossenberry. who
kindly came over from Zurich to act
0q starter, for the way he, handled
the races. I1c made the drivers the
the mark and come to their places
aril b
v eo Join; gate excellent sails -
faction. Thos. 'landlord ani Georg. J Mr. and Mrs. tVn,. Essery are visit -
Mace acted as judge•• The following ing friends in Brantford,
was the results of the trotting• and Miss Nellie Cotriil of Ilderton, was
running contests: the guest of her sister .Utas (:erne Cot-
•TROTTJNG rill.
Minnie E.. Chris Eilber, Zurich. 1, 1. 1. ter Gertrude of LondonMrs. Jack Trothan frielittle nds
Freddie Mack, D. llod';ins, Claud,_
boyo. :, here
Lill Patchett. It. 11. Ilcddon, CrcJi- Miss Harriet Colwill, of Exeter, vis -
ton E., 3, 1. :1. Red friends here.
Nellie M. Geo. Troyer. Ilillsg e
4.3 el. arch -�-
Mrs, Fisher and lidle daughter of
Forest were the guests of Miss Flo
Essers,.
Mrs. French of Clinton, visited her
sister, Mrs. even. Elliott,
Mr. James !landlord and daughter
Miss Annie visited friends in Granton
this week.
'RUNNING -Rev. D, 1%. Collins is tins week
Weary Willie, G. Lawson, Credito:t
1, 1. teeing held •
in London,
''Minnie, F. Bogart'', Exeter. 2, • -Mr. Jantes Murray received word
Dinah, G. ]toss, Hensel!, 3, 3. ' Tuesday of the death at Toronto of
attending the Huron Synod, which is
...� ..Cp leis, lions Murray a second
then corning up to rnake the Indian J "Rini "Tapp, the genial manager , year
aegestudentnat cause of hisMedical
spurt. The Irdi:ut maintained of the Cent, •11 Hotel blurts is death was
tee possibly
lead to the Presbyterian churef►, w'han one of '1 h • best known, men in this [p'neutnonia. Young Murray ern, a
Westcott spurted past him and en- section. It' knows everybody for brllfiant student and had a bright
tercd on the Jas half mile, around miles around and calls everyone .by future before him. Mrs. Murray left
the track several rods ahead of lire his first name, and in return he gels 1Vednesdap for Toronto to attend the
redskin. Ott the track several nothing but Billy, and reoinetirne• funeral.
friends of the rutin' is paced thein George, and he becalis to Jike the is- funeral.
and \Vestcott passed under tho wire tinction. Once in •a while be gets in
:a tciO1,er, having rnado 1 be distance a 1•etniuiicent mood and cites occurr-
in forty minutes. Peters followed a ences int ie)r happened in llis younger
minute later. The runners ware fol_ days• home 30 years n3o Ice. ha<I the
lowed around .
bicycle! and Mr, Al!. \\al. soul( have won the race with :ho
tors as
the entire conrs'o w'itt reputation for be►ng fleet footed need
boy!
an h'c
official judge, f•esrtle, one late James Oka, had not the lager
of the runners, who failed to tinisht changed the route at the last m,ln-
made ene:xcellent run, and kettle' up use. However his List recilnl of
well witb the roatf,'rs until' near tho former experiences has got clic
bridge on the 2nd cono,ession, when
he wee taken with a pain in his side
i..1 had to give up. Many thought
the Indian would be a sure winner.
and was picked against the field, but
%' estcott strove(' his superiority over
the redskin 011(1 after (ho race show.
eel the least fatigue of th:a two.
The 1-•1 mile boys' race was won
easily by heel, Hanlon. of Centralia.
I,a a coo 'n(1 ari•f Taylor 3rd.
The Air's' race was won by Zoe Sil-
lery, 'Etta Welsh 2n41 and Elsie Oil-
fing 3r(1.
The apple eating contest. caused
consider a 1)1 • a tn'ls,•u:l n1. Tiro boys
had to eat :,pI't' ftlepen,led from
ire! Ind u,:r�• prevcn13(1 from Us -
4 1 heir h:utda or arms. E. Taylor
managed to get his eall•u first. A.
Duplin finished 2tid and Allan Carter
3rd.
all bra ten, and 11)05. ,oho are rnising
chickens by the incubator route, !melt
bei ler discard ,the machines and
follow
out- t
the
proce,edurc banded)
out ago he was the genial
u nnringilI » dolmae years farm
:end wishing to get a flock of moues 1
bringers. eurchaer(I iwo bens and n
rooster. In order 10 ._11' ,1 he tug
Payers every oppertunily, be Ict. :he
grass and wo-ode grow so that they
could eteel ,tw•ay. lay and hatch and
bring (o: t h 'their young. This t ivy
did and •by fall \1 r. Tapp u.rs the
happy possessor of not Jess than. 3001
chickens. If anybody can twat thisI
record with nn •
Iv times the numb r of
Incubator. and they t
can .have ?' r
layerq every opportunity, lie tet tie!
rets
Death of 15'111. Hoskin. After n
life..
r of usefulness aria err �r;y, lir.
\1'm. lloskin, who for upward of 50
years was n much respected and val-
ued resident of Exeter, passed
I lo
his Inst retvard last Thursday, even-
ing. Mr. lloskin bad been in .very Dental Surgeon
poor health for the last Iwo mon(La Office over (Madman & Stanbury's
anti it was known tbait his demise Main affect-ExETEK.
was a matter of a very abort time,
his illness Lein; a general breakup DR. G. F. ROULBTON L. D. S.
of hie
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I once rugged d a •s
�K tr l
y e n. he d;- + D. D. 8., Dentist. Member of
ceased wee horn iu Cornwall.. Eng.! R. C. D. 8., of Ontario and Honor
land in 1R2A and cum: lo Canada Graduate of Toronto Unlyersity.
about rixty ycais a;o. For over1
OFFICR:-Ower Dickson & Carling'
twenty five yenta he was foreman Law Offices in Dr.
in clic blackamithi►n • r Anderson's for
department of dental me
the Verity foundry, and before the ( perigee,
firm lett here to est061iah n Jai evil --
firm el 11r0ntford. 'ir..11oskin ic-
W. BROWNING, M. D.. M.
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feld 11is position, living 9 ,,case-!/ f P. 8„ Graduate Victoria to
fel life at, his how nt the nortfl entry, ollrce and reeldenence. Domini°
end of i h^ town. tic was ynarricr! Laboratory, l�xeter,
to Elizabeth ICestie, who tieparted Associate Coroner of Huron.
this life snout . 1
li years n3o. In
politic. he ware a Conserv0(iv' and `
was a re.;ular attendant itt (dle1 Li ow
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Methorist church. In his younger'
$1.0o per year in advance
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Paint
Protection
You realize the necessity of protecting yotr house with goo(! paint,
but you do not realize the necessity of protecting yourself against
poor paint. It all looks alike in the can, but one kind comes oft,
the other stays on ; one kind soon looks shabby, the other keeps
new. The kind that holds on strongest, looks new longe:;t, is
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ti We sell it.
SOLD EY
T. SON,
EXETER.
rruwwwwinfinniuvwuvInir OUR IDEAS
of what constitutes good
clothing differ from the ideas
of most other firms. Wo de
mand and use in all our Snits
and Overcoats only the best
material and the highest, class
of workmanship.
Give usac'all.
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor
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IA. A, R. KINSMAN, L. D. 8., j,•�UNEY
D. 8., honor graduate of Toronto
University.
TO LOAN.
1 c n on Band saline ircperrttiprivate runes
OLADMAN & STANBURY
1 Barristers 8o;icltore, Mein et•flxeter
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IV.) BOSSENBERRY ZURICH
t Licenced Auctioneer. Salts sen
' (ducted in all parts, Terms reasnnahl
and satisfaction guaranteed.
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r1FRANK CAiRNs, Veterinary Sur
FRANK
Succeeeor to A. H. Ham-
- 1 say, V. S. Treats all domestic ani -
C mals on most approved principals.
Specyial attention to dentistry. Office
o; at gatnsay's tilt/ stand en Main street.
M' Night call at, Peter dawilen'e residence
ain street.
S THOmas & Nuttier'
R and weeds wrote so that they
could steal away, lay and hatch and
bring forth their young,. This the
years he took an active part in mein. Civil Engineer& Architect
icipa l 'Mails, flavin; served as COtlft. (tate Department of Public Work., Canada.)
cillor :and was a member iof the Cone-9sing Engineer for Mfunicipal and Coun•y
school bond. A grown familyof wort, Electric railroad", Etwerage and waterworks
nine children f,•rtivo Lim, rex Luys st•etemw'hones,ttridgesAnil Reenforced Concrete
tnet 1hre.• !iris. 'Arthur of Jlratii'ford ptwne2�2o ',Onion°owls
ticl1atd of Kirkton, George. of Wood
tock, t•:diiAId Charles and Neleo1,
1 C)Iien;f0: 1119..1. McLaughlin, Exc.. MONEY TO LOAN
,`! : Jar:,. Louis ll';,tp•r. Dr.tylon, ►
n(! Mrs. `.1n• a ,\ m 1 We )lavenofimtted private funds for inns
Y, of lite )lien. -entoppoono farm or enlacerroperlyall Iowa
h• fum•r 1 •••. 1- held from bis late. asasoflaten.b.
i.i't:r • on i l,' hake Road Sunday DICKSON& CA AMINO 1
lid ,,:,, n!t• n,t,,l by .a lege
mom! 3e num.
r of t(lrio,tillg relatives an.11 9ICKSON dt CARLING
i^n.o. It,t'ren^nt took place in the r
The pal bearers
the hr -law
Tn by the
e Me
childen. It s a
results 1from footall
Coltsfectorant is the
bys
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NcLaull Klin. of Brantford. The Exe- mleedonen, �ol'c ore Gtr the Glow
ter rnuneil atten.led in it h:x1V out of 1.oe8aak, lace.
street for the deceased. Thoee y s1'0tO s1 beret rate, o[ lateral
nal
e family from :a distance Avtto at-� arPICEsSNAIN STREET. sz)g'1's1{,
ended the funeral were. Mr, and Mia. R' o�tme " 4 L. H. DIMON
Arthur Hoskin, Brantford; Edward i I
nd ,nelson, of Chicago: George, of 9 f fTf f Auctioneer.
Sales
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tVoodetot•k; Mr. and Mtn. Richard • Privet/ Auctioneer. Bales con
akin Kirk London, ducted and Ilii. Barry tics. duc In al�_plet,a;ts. Tdeme reason le'
n, of tondos.
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The tar., for n
a3' 1(08 a lune .. -O{�C erAtin,i rs of
winz 'aseball, races and other guile* will , th
/o Itact that 'peace" .aid iii•. take place. Come and have a good t
Kt1nlake fail,vl to .11t'r. Cap. How. time. Everybody welcome.
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