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THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR -NO 1838
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EXETER, ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 24th 1908,
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JONES &. CLARK*'
Phone No. 325
We wish all our Customers
end Friends
--A/Merry Merry
Christmas
And don't forget
our Great Fur Sale
for the Next Week.
ALL
FUR LINED COATS
NECK RUFFS
MUFFS
CAPS
Sold at a Big Reduction
this Coming Week.
Jones & Clark
Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford
Clothing also high grade shoes and wall paper.
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EXETER COUNCIL.
Council met in the Town Hall. Tues-
day Dec, 15 as per Statutes, All the
members present. Minutes of meeting
held Dec. 4, read and approved. A re-
port from the Fence Viewers re sward
between Messrs. Marlyn and Davis
was read, charging assessment against
each $3. The same was ordered filed.
Mr. Abraham Dearing, Sr., waited on
the council regarding labor on drain,
atonic ISimcoe :and :Edward/ streets.
Having paid out $I3 in wages he wish-
ed a refund. Per Heaman-Johns-
thaat Mr. Dearing be paid the sum of
$I0 for work as performed on Siincoe
street drain. --Carried. The committee
appointed at last meeting of the coun-
cil, regarding electric lights, report
having visited the different points and
would recommend that the matter of
placing lights at these corners be left
with the incoming council, and at the
corner of Simcoe and Edward streets
2 a railing be placed on each side of the
walk over culvert. Per Fuke-Knight
that the recommendation of the com-
mittee be sustained. The commission-
er being instructed to place the railing
for the safety of the public, -Carried
Mr.IS. Sanders waited on the Council
asking an increase of $10 00 in salary
as Treasurer. -No action.
Per Johns-Fuke Charity Mrs. Sut-
ton $10 90; S. Baskerville 9 00. -Car-
ried.
Per Fuke-Knight that L. C. Flem-
ing be refunded 0 00 taxes on income
Assessment. -Carried.
The following accounts were read
and orders drawn in payment: -Fred
Kerr, tile 55 60; Ross Taylor Co. Ltd..
Lumber ac., 55 cts.; Frank Wood meat
per S. Baskerville, 1 05; W. J. Bissett,
Gasoline, 1 20; Geo. Sanders, hauling
Z tile, 1 7E; John T. Wood, Loan of tim-
espie, cartage freight, 1 81; Jae. Beer,
bers at water tank 1907, 1 (K); W. Gill-
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aerial;labor at door of clerk office,
1 25; Harvey Bros., Flour per S. Bas-
kerville, 2 75; Jno. Gill. Fence viewers
award, 0 00; 'Ven. Treble. Labor at
Z water tanks and hauling tile, 0 75; T.
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Brock 300, Geo. Cudmore 200, Snow-
plowing; J. H. Scott, Testing milk 1 00
Dr. J. W. Browning, Medical Health
Officer, 5 00; J. Senior. Secretary local
• hoard of Health, 5 00; Jas. Connor quer
•• salary Librarian, 25 00; %V. J. Bissett,
• Glass and putty, :30 Ute.; Jno. Hawk-
ahaw, as per deed of land from Robert
iGillies, 50 81; Chas. Knight. as per deed
of land, 25 00; D. Br•aund, Supplies and
, labor, 12 (ki; Mrs. W. Hawkshaw 1 00,
Mrs. Jas. Pickard, 100, Mrs. Thos.
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Association. Mr. 'Craig, of Toronto
who was converted at one of the
Crossley and hunter meeting Force
seventeen years ago, .was here last
week. assisting in the work by giv-
ing au acccount of his conversion.
Ladies doing their Xmas shopping
can rest and have lunch at all hours
at Follick's restaurant.
The wttrriage of Miss Loretta
fourth (laughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Gtt•pery of this to%vn to Mr.
Harry Crosby Cotter. of Toedo,
Ohio. took pace quietly at eleven
o'clock Wednesday morning, Dec.23
ltev. W. M. Martin officiating. The
bride wore a suit of ivory siciliau
with pale blue satin lint, and was
unattended. Mr. and Mrs. ?Cotter
left on the everting train for Toledo,
and other points, the going away
costume being golden brown broad-
cloth, with felt hat to match. After
a week's visit 1n Toledo, they will
leave for their future home in Frank
;fort, find., where Mr. Cotter holds
responsible position with the Clover
Leaf, Alton Railway system. Mrs.
Cotter took a Uturse training course
its •Ihe hospital at Toledo and during
the seven years she 'vas there ske
received 'promotions until she was
made assistant superintendent,
All kinds of Christmas Toys,
Fruits, Candies and China at Deer-
ing's Bazaar.
A meeting of officers and direct-
ors of the South Huron Farmers' In-
stitute was held at Ilensall on Fri-
day December 11th. The regular In-
stitute meetings will be held at
Brucefield and Exeter on the Ilth
and 12th of January, respectively.
There will be an afternoon and even-
ing hneetins at each place. The
speakers from the Agricultural De-
partment are Mr. W. F. Byrd, of
Simcoe, and Mr. W. C. Shearer, of
Bright. the former will have as
his afternoon subject. "Am 1 raising
the most profitable horse?" and his
evening subject will he "Dropped
Stitches." Mr. Shearer will have ns
his afternoon subject "Rotation of
crops and selection of seed," and as
his evening subject "Seccessful Ag-
riculture." In addition to these Mr.
\V. D. Sanders, of Stephen. will
speak nt Brucefield and Mr. Il. Il.
McLean, of Kippen, nt the Exeter
meeting. The suppletnentary meet-
ings will be held at Farquhar ;
Strong's Hall, Tuckersmith ; ,Bay-
field. and Grand Bend, commencing
at •Farquhar on :February 20th and
closing at Grand Bend on the 24th.
Hatter 100. Jno, C Snell 100 error in The speakers at each of these meet -
Taxes. togs will be I3, G. Recd. V,8., of
Amounting in all to $212 70 passed Georgetown, and A. E. Cainan, o[
on motion of Johne and Fuke.-Car- Allisonviile. In addition to these llr.
tried. Thomas Fraser, of Stanley, will
The Reeve advised the Council that speak at the Farquhar meeting: •Mr.
Robert Gardiner, of Ushorne, at the
Tuckersmith meeting; ,Mr. A. Innis,
of ?Stanley. at Bayfield. nod Mr.
Henry Smith, ?lay, nt Grand Bend.
he had written away asking for fig-
ures regarding a Stand pipe reported
• • that the water tanks were played nut
• and would suggest that a voice of the
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rate payers be taken provideing that
• they could get the necessary informat-
• ion to submit by the January Election
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Locals.
Mr. Fred Barris. svife and child
of Saskatchewan, are visiting at the
horne of Mr. and Mrs. A. Pym.
It is likely the race for the reeve -
ship 'will be between two old contest-
ants for the office, both of whom
have graced the chair, Messrs. Thos.
If. iIcCallum and 'William Iiatvuen.
Councillor W. .1. tllcatnan's halite has
been frtquently mentioned, but he
will no doubt stick to his old seat
that of Councillor.
!Many were the glad hearts 'Tues-
day when the school closed for the
hoadays. As is customary, ti num-
ber of the rooms held closing pro-
grams. One of the special features
of that of room V was the presen-
tation of :i beautiful inkstand and a
gold nlorto;raut hat pin, by the boys
and girls to their teacher. Miss Mc-
Callum. who is leaving after Ne"v
Yer rs to teach in London. The gift
w::= accompanied by an addrei tell -
in,: of the appreciation amt love of
the scholars toward their teacher.
A resident of the Thames Roid had
an exciting lime last Sunday ni,rht
at the corner of John and Andrews
streets. •till he. his ,vife and child
were Telilrnittg hotne after rtt,•nd-
ing the revival meeting. Wile. near
the corner 1Iie horse shied and be-
couting unmanageable ran over the
tt a'k and jumped J. A. Stewart s
iron Inc.e.The cutter struck the
?tats iii l stopped its progress. As-
ter tome littl,i 'trouble the animal
was again started homeward.
The Num as a Farm journal is writ -
tea Ia. 'h.• pirctlea! every day
fat wet. It is not filled with long
Iessays or doubtful theories. but
gives in plain, every day langua,;e.
a host of helpful suttsestions to
+tillers of the toil. Lt this par tic-
a:ar the Sun is without an equal.
IYou ought to read it regularly.
When renewing for the Times order
the \Week:y Sun. the Farmer's busi-
ness paper. both papers one year.
only $I.POi
At troll 111,1. 1at,.. an interesting
event look place nn December 1G at
the rrsid, nee of the bride's pats- itt 8.
When May. eldest daughter of fir.
and 'Mrs. .1. J. Pickard. formerly- of
Eset er, was nlarri,ti to Mr. Robert
Il. itarr. of Winnipeg. The torr -
Imon)!tt•a. very quietly celebrated in
the presrnee of relatives rand a few
1, intitnate friend. by the Rev. M. 1:.
i Wiggins. After the wedding Mr.
and Mrs. Barr left for Chicago Ind
jrpnitlls its eastern C-llrn,la.
til E v:lige:is,s Crossley enti liunter
leave to -day to spend Christmas avith
1rien•ls and on Saturday will return
to conr'uue their r•vange:istic work
here, fi •hing up Tuesday night.
They It .,n ?rave for Toronto to
spend t'Years. after which
they mill at ging. Migb' to
hold a aerie
a after
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Itetnember Statham has the largest
variety of Christmas candies in town
to choose from. Give him a call.
The following is taken from the
Thessaloti Advocate and refers to a
former resident of this section.
"Probably never before in the
history of Thessalon has a death pro-
duced such a sad interest in the
community as that of .Mr. 13en.. C.
Case, which occurred on Sunday last
Mr. Case had been til for some six
weeks. but a fatal result was not ex-
pected until a few days before the
end. The many friends of the de-
ceased and his family heard the
news on Sunday with the most pro-
found regret, and the cordial sym-
pathy of all was freely extended to
the bereaved ones. Mr. Case was
the son of John Cise ant Elizabeth
Hoskins. of the Cotttlty Wicklow
Ire'.anll. m•ho carne to this country
in 1838, settling in Huron county
near Exeter. Ths pioneers raised n
family of fire slaughters and two
sons. of whotn Thomas, only brother
of the deceased is the sole survivor.
51r. Kase was Horn nn the homy farts
in tAugust 1859 and educated 'n the
county schools. 11e cline to Algoma
when a young ratan and taught school
in this district for some ?tarty
years. Shore:y after coming to the
North Shore he married bliss .irs
sig McE:inchy. who survive hitn. The
f uni:v consists of three daughters
and two sons whose ages range frorr.
11 to 21. Mr. Case has bort almost
ron,t 'tit:y in the public eye during
t esidencc in the district. having
been principal of 'fhessalon public
-choo's for totne %ears. clerk of the
town council and prominently identi-
fied with the Ind. -pendent Order of
0,1,1re:lows. 11e w;ts of a kindly and
genial disposit:on and those with
whorl tie came its contact with
11silies% or socia; intercourse rea,i-
i:� bec•.me friends. The interment
Rich took p:ace• at Little itapids
ee •tc
t11Ctr' t t 1 aS•.
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in charge of the 1. O.
D. F. of Thessa:on of which deceased
was a charter nt unbar." Mr. Thos.
(',se, of Exeter. it a brother of the
.t,cet s41.
Santa Claus has his head quarters
,1 D,eering's Bazaar. Berlin wool at
$ cents an ounce.
f. S. NO. 6. 1.81'011NE
The following is the correct fe-
sort of S. 8. No. 6, tt.torne for the
rnnllri ill , l moot hs of November Inti
1). c •nib; r : V-Nella 11,-y wood 95.
Sr. IV.-ltay Fletcher 71, Lillis God -
holt 6:1. Jr. 1V -Emma 11.•V\cooil 77.
Sr. III -Jean Ctmpbell GR. Earl
Coward 61. Jr. III -Edward Kellett k• r 71; \Wille Jacobi i5: inn Eas-
ter 'Harness
'0: \Wi:1,r Davis GR : \Val -
fines. ry i6. ?toy Goulding '•ilarness 67: Mary •M1or'nrk G1.
1?+1,tic CowaCrrerd G1. f3r. I1.- D a Co'r-
nish 90. llardwicke Cornish 94. int •Ir. pt. 11. :"iffor I Tallrt 89: George
Heywood 79. Mny Clarke 77. .tr. II. Kelly 99; Leon Waring 95: Czar
Gordon Dnnc,tl P4. Gordon ' Wash- 1larnrs: 83: Vera Sweet 80; Alvin
horn 7P. 1)lvi•t Crec•ry 77. mow l Cornish 80: C:arenc' Morley 74 : H.
lobo, 72. 1't. TM-Myrtl•• \Washhoi.tt Bedford 70: ('.lady. L'+rter G8; \Wm.
e3. Peel lIco•erooa el, M. rryn \\-i''snn ilrntyn G1 ; Cecil Jla.krrville 60. -
�6, i.oui. Cnrn�.h 75, pl ;rlricina 1 t. i. Vinn`e i:niQhf AOf 1'ri•eilla
Brown 70. t 1't. 1 : -Will Rout iv Cornish ;n; JVilhsrt Gilles, a i8: 1.
Davis 75; Verde Atli 75: de Uea-
S7. Allen Cre ilv c
71. 13. Gordon t. man 73; Esti �� ,r oscphine
hetmine • 69.average
N.
Religious Meetings
Eldon Reception service in James
street (Sunday morning at 10.30.
'''here twill be n reception service, a
baptismal service and the Sacrament
of the Lord's Supper will be admin-
istered. An invitation to all. There
will 1be no service in Main street in
itt tthe morning.
The Union mass meeting will be
held in James street Sunday after-
noon ,at 3.30.
lit the evening at double header
will be held. In the Main street at
seven 'and James . street at seven.
Itev. Crossley will be in Main street
Rev. Hunter itt James street.
' bteetings will be held Monday and
Tuesday evening. Monday avenin z
the subject will be "The Dance and
the rTheatre. Tuesday will he the
farewell. The Evangelists • leave
Wednesday morning.
School Reports
EXETER SCHOOL +REPORTS FOlt
DECEMBER
11. S. DEPARTMENT
FORb1 III
Honors- Katie Collins, 80: ;sEd-
Willis. 80; Lizzie Sanders. 77. ?'ass.
Alva McMahon. 73; Beattie Martin,
73; Tom Sanders, 71: John Oestrech
er. 69; ;Ears Copeland, 65; Kathlettn
Stewart, 61; Willie Birney 64 ; Anna
Dow 63.
FORM lI
lIonors, .Willie 'Monteith, 80;
Kestle 80. Pass, Sarah Petty 71: L.
Hern 79; Gladys Ford 65; Jean Gras -
sick 62: harry Triebner 62 ; John
Putt 61. No. on roll 21; Daily
average. 199
S. L. GREGOILY, Teacher.
COMMERCIAL
Honors. IT. Pope 77. Pass G. Bis-
sett 70; E. Wood 67 ; F: Beaver 66.
Form 1, Ilonors, II. Enke 78; C.
Wood 77 ; W. 8illery 76 ; B. Ilogsarth
76. ?'ass, 0. Atkinson 72: L. Grieve
71 ; C. Copeland 71 : R. Dearing 70;
A. Bissett 69. W. Stewart 69, L.
Boyle 67, G. Hooper 65, R1 Knight
64, G. Passmore GI, Mi Jewell 61.
L. Steacy 61, W. Weisntiller 60. No.
on roll 45. daily average 43.
A. M. JOHNSTON, Teacher.
ROOM IV
Sr. IV.. Honors, Reg. Bissett 88;
Clarence Heywood 80 : Ethel Brick -
wood 75. Pass Maybcll Barrows 69;
Preston Dearing 66: Mary Davis 63.
Jr. IV. honors. iiuby Wooed 96: M.
Carling SS: Mary Acheson 8:3; Irene
Itivers 81; Lulu Snell 79; Leon Tre-
ble 7S; Nelson hill 77 : Jean Seldon
76; Stella Southcott 75. .''ass F.
McPherson 73; _Irene Hardy 69; 72Gret`.
Jones 71; Ariel Leverley
a
llissett 69: Flory Dinney 65 Russell
Balkwill C5: James Walker 64; Vel-
ma Easterbrook 62; Viola Itowe 60.
No. on roll 31. average attemlance
33. C. \"OSPER, Teacher.
ItOOM IV
Sr. Ills lIonors, O. Hodgert, 98;
L. Harvey 97; II. Snell 90: M. Jones
89 : 0. 'Anderson 99 ; 13. Quante 87;
F. Illa rvey 84; L. 'Taylor P2; L. Kes-
tle 92; }5. Hector, F2 ; T. Sweet 7191.;
F. (till 79. Pass. M. 131 ttr:,fntrt.
Jr. HI -Honors. F. Ito••, • in L.
Marchand S8; E Day 87 ; A Knight
Mattson 84; 11 Itivers 81; E.
1lorney 77 ; M Case 7 i ; G Richard-
son 76. A Ile:l 76; L [landlord.
75. ''ass. M. Senior 73: W. Byrd 69
.1. Bricks ood 69; ,V K not t 65; M
Knott 62. No. on toll 49. average
43. E. A. McCALi.I'M, Teacher.
ROOM VI
Sr. 11. -Honors. Marjorie Huston
90, Florence Wood 83, Alin t Mack 94,
Ings Hastings 80. Edith Davis 77.
Harry (Parsons 75. ('earl .1•tckson 71
Esti Cookson 72. M:>•rjorie Seldon 72.
.los. l'ergu:on 71: Silas Bei,' 70. Jos.
Craig 67. 'rhos. Clarke 61, 51aald
?licks 61. Jenne Russel 62.
Jr. i1.-1lonors, Marvin V 91
Melville GI+dntan 88. Lila 'I•uefle 80,
Bertha ,Ilorney 93, Allen Carter 8:3.
Dora ilo•t:den 92. Gerald Fit ton S1,
Gordon Ford 90. Gordon Wells 76,
Stanley Mcl'alls 71. Amy Jnitns 71.
Dorothy Kunz 71. Dorothy White Gs
Emily D.nney 63. Gen. Ortw,•ih 60.
Number s tlro:1 11 39. avera4 • at-
tendance 37.
11. M. KINSMAN. 'fetcher.
It00:.t \`1i
I'ronlo:ion Exttes. Jr. I1-1Ionors
Edna Johns 91. Mary Day P't.
Marguerite ,l':ckard 71. Russell Mar-
sha:l 70. Jack dlurdon 60. To Jr. Ii
Ml:ton K},1,1, Grace C _
arling. May
Patterson. To 'Sr. Pt. dl.- Harold
iiol':e. Wilfred i endlr. 'Priscilla Col-
'inguood, Vera 'Slat -shill. To .Jr. i't.
11.-De:ern Charlton. Bruce !fivers.
Bea Gould. Wray iledden, Mary
i:asterbrooke. To c:ass IV. - Gor-
don Jones. .lames Smith. \li:drtitl
llartleib, Trane %uefi', 911.1 n to Lloyd
Tu c:ass 111. Norman \orgy'. Viola
.letter. Charlie ford. Eddie 'Taylor. M
11 id, ny ::ertha Jackson. Gladys
Ilarve_ . llildre,t Marchand. 7'n 11
rsass. Mildred Wood Tlarnl,l Kuntz
Kelvin tlledden. Ernest \Nell I'h'I
ippa
Harness. May 'VeItst r. \\rills•
\‘', hoer. Beattie McDonald. Jessie
ilo' ey. No. on ro:l. overage atten-
dance 37. F. W. HOWARD.
itOOM \'111
.1r. 11-ithoda Cornish 97: A';ce
Taylor '2; Mildred Hardy 70: 1)tew
GR er
\W r f, r1 t
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Knightfitt. Violet slab
Hector 69: Mervin Itnssrll 60. Sr.
pt. 1T. Millie Walker 99; T.illi • \Wal -
Every Home should
have a Carpet Sweeper. •
Could you please Mother or Sister
better? Carpet Sweepers for Sister 45
to 50c.; Carpet Sweepers for Mother
413,00 to $4.00. Remember these are
the GENUINE BII SE LL Carpet Sweeper.
100, Discount on all Baseburnt'rs
until Jan Ist, 1909.
Anything in Cutlery
makes acceptable Xmas Gifts
Pocket Knives from 5c. to 1.00.
Scissors from 25c. to 3.00.
Razors from 75e. to 5.00.
Carvers in pr. or cases 50e, to 4.00.
Silver Butter Knives, Berry Spoo
Cold Meat Forks, 1847 Tea Desert an.
Table Spoons.
Every Boy and Girl
should have Skates
Spring Skates 50c. to 1.00
Hockey Skates N. P. 1.00 to 4.00
Hockey Sticks 10c. to i;'0c.
Hockey Pucks 10c.
• A pair of straps given away with
every pair of skates from now till Jan.
1st.
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE
Hawkins & Soi
Jobbers and Dealers in
Shelf and General Hardware, Paints, Oil,
Glass, Nails, Sinks, etc.
We make a specialty of Eavetroughing, Roof-
ing and Plumbing in all its branches.
Call and be convince3 that it is the cheapest spot in town
T. KAWKINS & 801
ARE
YOU
PARTICULAR?
Do yon want things to he just so? Then we'd like you for a
customer. %Ve've promised you satisfaction -promised you
thatstyle, fit vnd price will please you -we'll keep our promise.
Our beat ads. are satisfied customers. Conte here for your next
Suit or Overcoat.
We Can Suit You
mr. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor
Exeter, Ontario
Great Discount Sale
Of Furniture
AT ROWE & ATKINSON'S
We have started a great slaughter sale com-
prising every article of furniture in our large
stock :It a special discount of 20 per cent. oft'
regular prices for cash.
Note some of the great bargains we are offering and what.
it means to Furniture buyere.
Bedroom Suites to 1 cut oak finish with large Bevel Plate Mirror regular
price $111.00:
.Sidelxtarde. regular price $13 (Mt
Coaches, regular price $`i 50
Mattresses, regular price $3 53..
discount Bale price $13.00,
discrnlntsale prire $10.00
discount sale price $0.(10
discount sale price $2.50
Everything else in proportion.
A CR11 will convince intending purchasers that this
is the greatest Bargain Sale ever held in Exeter.
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Hntne Fnrnisherm and Funeral Directors.
BORN
CI'it\MORE-On ;Monday Der. 14th.
to Mr. tend Mrs. Hama •I Codmore
tt R011.
itinkert.-in Dashwood on Friday.
Dec. 18th to 'Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Ttinkert. a son.
iialrmeister.-In Dashwood on Friday
Dec. 18th. to 'Mr. and Mrs ehri•.
Burmeister. a son.
MARR1F.1)
(i 11It1EN 1'T'f4HALL--At the resid.
mother Mrs.
ellen, on Wetl-
y ilev. 11. .1.
all to II, r:
eller, of tits brill
Gro. 1'pshall. Win
ne.dnv. Dec. 16th
''air. Bertha Up.
t)'llrien. of Illy.
Mc('LT'NE ,tiM11.LF.R-
at the residence ofI
son. Calgary. bir
Contractor. Cn' artn Miss
Jessie
e
Harvey Miller daughter of David
Miller. V. H. formerly of Exeter.
('ot syr -Gregory.-in Ex, ter, De"-. 23
by It, v. W. M. Martin, Loretta.
fourth /11ugttter of Mr. and Mrs.
Tho (irrgory to Mr. ITtrry C.
Cott. r. of Toledo. Ohio.
DIED
Ms18AAC. - At Itt.hwood, Friday.
Dee. IR,- E.itI:da. ,Iaughter of Mr.
rind Mrs. P. t\1c1s1 .c. aged 9 /ears.
Th, •• enhalpy person. sslie
frorr nersnugneiss and fly
9th is.; 510111.1 uv Carter's Little
Pater- Pills. tt hich ore made eapre.
k, of sleeplee•, nervous dys.
,.,,,,,..es. Price 25e.
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