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STEWART'S
PHONE 16
Yes, Business is Good
The Best Ever
'We aro good and ready for the best
fall trade we have ever done. Our stock
is all complete in every department.
LdO1C Jd6k6ts
Our showing of Tailor Made Jackets is immense.
Corset fitting coats, semi -fitting coats and loose box
coats in Black, 13rowns, Navys Grays and Greens. Yes
Black and Grcen will be the best colors. Prices range
from $6,50 to $20.00
Giris and Md1Os6odts
We have a lovely range in fancy Tweeds and plain
Shit•cott and Kersey cloths, beautifully trimmed with
buttons and velvets. Loose, Semi -fitting and Military
styles I.et the girls come in and see the new coat styles.
They will like thein. Quality and prices are in your fav-
or.
Dress Coods
All the new cloths and all the new shades are on
our counters. The new shades are very pretty, \Ve
show six distinct shades in the new Wistenia and all the
new Edward Greens and smart Blues. Come and sec
the best display of smart Dress Goods in town.
Our New Dinner
Sets
are all in and it lovely let
they are. 'they come to ns
direct from the makers in the
old land. We save you all
the middle man's profits and
that's quite an item too. The
patterns we show are control-
led by onrselyes for Exeter.
Come and see them the pleas-
ure w ill be mutual, welrke to
show them. You'll like to see
then Full dinner sets $8 $15
Ladies Fur Lined
Coats
Nearly 50 to choose 'from;
lined with prime Canadian
Rat and Collars and Reveres
of mink and sable. These
coats are all made to our own
order. We are show:ng real
genuine values such as can
not be duplicated by the job-
bing trade. Our styles are
new and every garment we
sell goes out under a double
guarantee. Buy early and
get first choice.
J. A. STEWART
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SPECIAL SALE OF
Mens and Buys suits and overcoats.
Ing prices;
MEN'S SUITS
$15.110 suits for .$12 00
12 00 10. W
10.00 ... 7.50
8.00 .6.50
Only a few suite
left at the folkw.
BOY'S SUITS
$6 00 suits for
5 50
$4.75
4 00
3.50
3.25
q 00
2.25
2.00
4 75
4.50
3.75
:3.00
2.50
MENS and BOYS OVERCOATS
$14.00 overcoats for $11.00 $12.00 overcoats for $9.50
$10.00 overcoats for' $7.50 $8.00 overcoats for $6.50
$7.50 overccats for $0.00
Ladies and girls coats. furs and rain coats all at reduced prices.
Remember we sell the Kant Krack rubbers; the best made,
R. N. ROWE
Phone 22 One door north P. 0
-The Best Flour -
If it is the Dost
i11 t;)Wil to get
Jewell
(Ontario Blended)
5 ROSES
(Lake of Woods)
Hour you want there is but, one place
it -that is from us. The brands are:
Royal Household
(Ogilvie's)
PURITY
(Western Canada Flour Mills)
heave your orders or call up Phone 2.
R. G. SELDON,
Exeter.
Here
To Stay
Bus and Dray calls
promptly attended to.
Horses kept in stock
for sale.
WM. ARNOLD
DON'T MONKEYI
Ne. 'NI that Cough use
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4,4 Il w
oe.
White
ys Whl
Pine & Tar
l3ig liott:c for a Quarters
Ellmvllle
Mr. John Tucker intend{ moving
to E;imville nt once, basin; disposed
of his farm near Farluher and will
live retired. •
"Archie 'McGrezor" celebrated his
birthday on the 6th of Oztober and
celebrated the event by entertainin.
several of his friends and relatives
to a duck 'supper. •
Farmers, arc you neinaintcd with
The \Vicekly Sunt It claims to be an
independent journal for fa101 and
home. The claim is fair. it is a
clean paper. therefore fit for the
horne. It is particularly ndapted to
the farm home because it is edited
and published with a view to interest
every person in the home -the old
and roan;, male and female -all may
rend it regularly with profit 'Its
market page we consider a vial to
the Ae.s
t� )
in 1h, Dominion
for farmers
This is no laid notice or pelf ; it is
our candid opinion. and n' unhcs:►
atin;,•:y recommend The Sun to every
farm house its Canid.t. It is one dol-
lar a year, and good value for Ih.
money.
Market lteport.-The following is
the report of Exeter markets, cor-
rected up to October 14th.
Wheat 96c to $1.00
Oats, new, 34 to 35 cents
Barley 48 to 60 cents
Peas, 70 to .75 cents.
lirau 22.00
Short.-, $23.00
Star flour $2.75.
Feed flour $1.50
Butter '2U
Eggs '13
Hay $9.00, : 10.00
llors, liteateiatit 87..10
Potatoes 75 to 90 cents
Coal, $7.25 a ton.
Duck:;, Kc
Chicken 10c
liens 7c.
Dried Apples 5c.
to 81.55.
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LOCALS
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A great offer to new subscribers
'1'h.• Times and Family Herald and
Weekly Star from now till Jan 1910
for TWEN'T'Y-FIVE CENTS. This of-
fer is good to points in Canada ouly.
Mr. Goo. J?almer visited at Alvin-
ston last week.
Harry 7luston. of Clinton, visited
his parents on Sunday.
Norman llodgert, of London, vis-
ited bis parents here on Sunday.
Bliss Lela Gould entertained a
number of friends Monday evening.
John McIntyre has accepted a posi-
tion with Mr. Zuefle, a Hensel' oboe -
maker.
Work on the construction of the
new dam was commenoA last week by
contractor Jos. Lawson.
The first signs of approaching win-
ter appeared Tuesday, whzn there
were several flurries of snow.
Verne Davis. of London, visited his
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. \Vm.
Davis. Exeter North on Sunday.
Workmen under the direction of
the county council painted the bridge
on Main Street during the past week.
The discovery of the north pole
seems to have been a simple matter
compared with discovering who dis-
covered it.
Miss Edna Burrid;c, of London, re-
turned home Tuesday morning after
u pleasant visit with her aunt, 'Mrs.
' . Southcott.
All auction sales should be adver-
tised in full in the Tim•:is. Those
who have sales and do not do so, lose
more money than we do.
Iter. Kennedy, of Ailsa iCrata, took
the services irk Main Street Church
last Sunday, Rev. Fear reached Sun-
day school anniversary sermons at
Crai ;.
Mr. John Charlton returned last
Thur day from a trip .through the
west. Ile reports the fall crop in
the western provinces as looking
well.
Th • Ilensall ladies' basketball team
played a return match with the Exe-
ter hi;h school team here Saturday
afternoon and won out by the score
o; 8 to 2.
M::ch interest is being taken hzre
as to the outcome of the baseball
games between Pittsburg and Dz.-
troll. Both teams have their ad-
mires in Exeter.
Mrs. Mary 'Culbert, aged 65 years,
a life -ton; resuident of Liman, drop-
ped dead while 1i;hting a fire in the
range. She is survived by her second
husband and two daughters.
Mr. Paul 'Madge who was detained
in Port Huron during the past month
with a large 'shipment of sheep, on
account of the United States •luaran-
tine laws, was able to proceed this
week to Reno, Nevada.
Owing to a broken belt, the elec-
tric light power was shut off for a
couple of hours Monday night. On
Saturday night the belt coming off
the dynamo, necessitated the. lights
bcine turned off for some time.
The ecotcb doubles brine played by
the members of the Exeter bowling
club have ,reached the finals. the
cornpetin; rinks to pray being t3 tido!'
and Snell and \Veiderib.tmmer and
Neaman.
The meetings held by "Big" Mason,
the Y. Al. C. A. even/dist last week
were well attended, especially the
meeting open to everybody in the
N1 tin Street Methodist church. w•nen
1, save a very interesting task.
It took just 90 days from the time
the seed was sown in the West until
thz grain was harvest,d and threshed.
I. the aversee priuter could last it
out just 9U years, he would reap about
the seine! profit. Don't laugh; this
isn't it joke.
Mr. Clarence eL, Whitby, of the
(lank of Commerce St. Catherines, has
been appointed accountant of the
local branch to fill the vacancy of
Sir. Graham, who is actin; nianajer
at the Crediton branch. Mr. Whitby
arrived here :lust week.
A number of the members of the
Exeter Vamp .W. O. W. went to Clin-
ton Sunday 4o i.ssist in the unveiling
of a monument erected by the order
in taetnory of the late henry It. :Kerr,
wee died last July. Over one hund-
rc_l members took part in the cere-
Ul .ty.
According to the Goderich Star, The
11,rry Lindley Comedy Company
Which played here a couple of weeks
ago, were a failure in Goderich. Ths
Star was out its printing account in
conselu(nee. We understand the
Company still owes for peanuts pur-
chased from a local tnerchant.
The postoffiee department is ask•
in.; for 'Separate tenders for the car-
ryins of His Majesty's Mails between
Exeter and Kirkton a:au b'tw•een
Kirkton and St. Marys. The route
between Exeter and St. Marys is too
long for rural delivery, so that it 'is ,
proposed to divide Its rout,•. The',
rural delivery between Hensall and
leitn:cy commenced last work.
Mr. .lames iitran. who some years I a
a:to, was in chnrgc of the freight de-
partment of the G. T. H. •her••. and ! a
tear: removed to : t. M Irys, was r r
cent :y appointed station master at
St. Mr.rys in p:ace of \1r. Oakley 1
transferred to Craigva' •. When .rim i
teas in Exeter h' made mane (risnds
who will h:' pleas:d to learn of his a
protnotioe•
Mies Jennie 'McQueen spent Sun -1 •
Ammon
immomminall
day at her home in Hensall. ' Times Want Column T
j
Mrs. (Rev.) W. 3l. Martin, of Lon-
don, is visiting friends in town.
Miss Linda llunter, of London. is FOR SALE OR titENT- Two storey
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. brick house, centrally located. Ap-
ltich. Reuter. j ply at Times Office.
Mrs. Will Ross and dati;bter Helen,
of Clinton, v, ere guests of Mr. and IFR SALE. -At reasonable ericvs, 1
Mrs. D. A. Moss Sunday, I Durham Portland Cement. Apply to
Wesley Shier, Woodham.
Miss Margaret J.ifftey who his
spent the past month with Mrs., D. , BOY TO LEARN PRINTING -One
Jahns returned to her Fetus in f u- who has passed the entrance exams.
ronlo on Tuesday. preferred. Apply at TIMES OFFICE.
Mr. and 'Mrs John Pedlar and Mrs.+
Thos. Rowe retuned Tuesday even-' FOR 5.11.11 -So- ru�c 1-irst class fine
in; from a three weeks' trip with Shelving either iu sections or sever- relatives in Brown City, Pigeon, Sebe-. ately; also a couple of ,good counters
wain;, •Jlich., and Chicago. and four tap -to -date show cases. Ap-
Owing to some of the work on the ply at Post -office, Ilensall.
Church not being completed the an- --- -�
niversary of Caven Presbyterian. DR. OVENS EYE AND BAR SUR -
Church has been postponed from the geon, will be at the Commercial
17th to the 31st iust. The tea -meet. note:. Hours 9 a. w. to 1 p.
in; will be held on the evening of m. Glasses properly fitted and dim -
November lst. eases of eye ear and nose treated.
Mr. R. Murphy had an upset Tues- Next visit Monday, Oct. 11th, fore -
day evening while driving along Wit- noon. Hensall in afternoon.
slam street. The night was dark and!
he could not see a pile of gravel in IIOLSE FOR SALE -Brick resid-
the roadway and ran into it. The once and lot on Main Street, third
rig was upset and Mr. Murphy was house south of Presbyterian church.
thrown heavily on his shoulder, sus- Six rooms. For terms and particn-
tainin; a few injuries. One wheel of Lars apply to James Whyte or Dick -
the buggy was broken and the horse son & Carling.
thrown into the ditch.---�---
Mr. Ames. Wildfon3, of the Blind NOTICE
Line, Ilay, met with an accident Tues. As I am now in the west on a
day whereby he came near losing one trip for my health, my book accounts
of his cars. Ile was standing in the will not be collected until I return
two months hence. A. E. PYM.
Exeter, Sept., 9th 1909. 9-16-5
doorway of the barn when a bust of
wind blew the door shut, knocking
hint against a wheel of a wagon. 1Iis
head struck the sharp edge of the
tire tearing his c'ar nearly off. Sev-
eral stitches were rzjuired to join
the wound.
'County newsaper officers are near-
ly bur;ular roof for the reason that
they are noit worth burglarizing, the
Saturday ghost taking alt the odd
dollars that come the editor's way.
A burglar in Tara, however, recent-
ly broke into a general store and a
newsaper offioa but it is almost a
forgone conclusion that he was a
green hand. The only .coin left
around a printing office over night is
spelled ";coin" and is not negotiable
at the bank.
The officials of the National Trust
Company, who ,have been working
hard to (ret out the first dividend to
the 114,000 pbareholders of the de-
funct York Loan tCo. this fall, have
a better idea of where they stand
now, and it was stated officially
that the first payment will be made
between the 1st and 15th of Novem-
ber. The total amount of the first
dividend will • be nearly $625,000.
TAILOR MADE SUITS.
Ladies wishing roan -tailored suits
call and leave your order and measure
with Mise Toni, as she represents a
leading city tailor.
LADIES MAKE YOUR OWN
DRESSES.
Miss Tom Is prepared to teach
Ladies Dressmaking while they are
making their own dresses. Terms
and full particulars may be learned
by .Galling at her dressmaking rooms
over Wilson Bros. store. Also an ap-
prentice wanted. 9-16-4
WANTED -A man with horse and
rig or capable of handling horses.
To introduce and advertise The Gold-
en Seal Stock and Poultry }Remedy'.
Salary $25.00 per week and expenses
apply at once. -McDonald Mf;. Co.,
London, Ont.
FOR SALE
Cottage and three lots in Exeter,
being lots Nos. 55, 56 and 57 south of
which is pliebtly more than was at Simcoe Street. On this property is a
first expected. The dividend, which frame cottage (brick foundation) con-
will be 25 per cent., will be paid to tainina five rooms and a good cel -
people all over the world, even as far gar alto a ,good well and a large
as Norway and Japan. stable. Good garden and fruit trees.
A Reactionary Storm Period is oen- The property has to be gold to wind
tral on the 19th, 20th and 21st. This
period finds the Moon at greatest de-
clination south on the 19th, which
fact wilt help to incite disturbances of
a boreal nature, that is, a tendency
to cold rains, with atmospheric cur-
rents flowing from northerly direc-
t
t'ons
On the west and northwest
tangent of rain areas at this time, it
'will not be surprising if spurts of
early snow and sleet appear, and as
precipitation and cloudiness move out
of the way to the westward, fair
weather, frosty 'nights and low tem-
perature generally will spread over
the country for several days. We re-
peat our caution of possible gales over
the great lakes at all -these October
periods, attended by very chilly, dis-
agreeable weather. The Moon's first
leaner on the 22nd will tend to pro-
long and aggravate storm and weath-
er inclemencics of this period.
The commanding position of the
Grand Trunk Railway System in con-
nection with the transportation ser-
vice of the province of Ontario is
tl•ell illustrated by the fact that in
this premier province of Canada there
are 14 incorporated citiss, every one
of which is located on the tracks of
the Grand Trunk Railway. There are
100 incorporated amen, 25 of which
are exclusively on the Grand Trunk
Railway, and 43 others are reached
by the tracks of the Grand Trunk.
The incorporated villa;es number 50.
of which 115 are exclusively on the
Grand 'Trunk, and 13 redditianat
reached by she tracks of the Grand
Trunk. It le easy to sec how Can-
ada's pioneer, double track railway,
with its unsurpassed roadbed. high
;rade passenger coaches. etc., is the
populnr Ontario line. Serviee wins,
and the Grand Trunk serves On-
tario well.
Hearing a man raving ntout the
taxes and the money uselessly Flynt
in town improvements and condemn
ing the fiction of the council for, their
know-nothinxn(ss and extravagance.
we began reflecting on the value of
that man to the community. In our
opinion he is a drag on the wheels of
tiro/roes. The man tchu becomes a
citizen to set the educntional, relig-
ious and other advantages the town
affords paying only what the law de-
mands from bier towards the main-
tenance of its public institutions and
utilities /should not become n
'.grouch' and every opportunity de-
nounce all the sundry who seek to
aid in the upbui:ding. up -keep and
progress of the town. They know its
rood points and should exploit them
a nd lc ave th • cornplaint3 unexpr ss -
ed. The grumbler who knows all the
bad features of a town and mentions
thein nt every opportunity, is not
only a poor citizen, but he Is one who
does nothing to improve the town in
which he lives. It et good enough to
provide n hems for hire and p.'rhaps a
place for business or .n occupation.
but that is 'orzotten in the general
f:ow of complaint.
POST CARD PETITION.
Thr Toronto ieetriet \Vomen's
Christian Temperance Union has in-
stituted n post card petition in b•
-
ttalf o; Mr.a. Ann•, Itobinaon. now tin-
der pent( nee of death at Sudbury.
Actin; under legal ndvic•, they.
with rood reason, believe if thin camp:
piece aucecede, her life will be spared
net le r friend• will have time in '
thick to take furlh•'r mensures.�
Their re pas( ia, write n postal card
s
f 'o, we1 '
•-^
o i respect[u ly beg oIt
ou to recommend that Ghat death
•ntene • (son's on Anna Retenson he
commuted." Sign your name and
place of residency. nddrees it to the
ion. A. I1. Ayleaworth. Ottawa. Can-
do.
up en estate. Apply to
GLADMAN & STANBURY,
Barristers,
Exeter, Ontario.
FARM FOR SALE
Tv a hundred acres lots 20 and 20
10th and 11th concession, of Step-
hen. The farm has 10 acres good
1 hardwood bush. bank barn 72 x 36
good frame house, never failing well,
cistern at the barn ; good orchard.
The other has frame barn, good
wells, orchard. sloth are in good
stab: of cultivation.
These farms will be sold together
or separate or will sell 150 acres.
Possession can be had on March 1st.
1910. l f patties wish to purchase
they can do their plowing now. For
further particulars, apply to Thos.
It. Mnrtyn, Exeter, Ont.
FARM 'FOlt SALE-Ilein; 'Lot 11.,
Concession 10, Usbornc, containing
100 acres more or less. On the pre-
mises are a good frame house and
barn. a good well of water, well
drained and in good state of culti-
vation, about 90 acres cleared and
the rest good bush. Apply to James
L. Routley or Ito 'Wm. Avery. Mit-
chell, P. U. 10-14-3
APi'i.ES WANTED- - !Behest
price will be paid for [rood peeling
apples, winter stock, at the Canning
Factory, Exeter. -Exeter Canning Co.
C ).
FOR SALE --, Minorca Cocke•;e
choice prize winners. Have ten for
tit:e -price on application W m.
Brown, Kirkton. 10-11-4
"HIGH SALARIES"
Orwin; to thorough 'wept ration
students receive at the Linton Busi-
ness Colle;e, graduates of this school
receive the best positions in leading
Canadian and American cities. The
new ndvertisement will be found on
pa /e 8 and will change free tently.
PATRONIZE iIO'ME JNDUSTI1Y
It looks like folly to buy bread
that is shipped in if we can buy just
as rood an article from our home
bakers. The exam,. with flour. You
cannot buy .better flour than what
is made by our home mill, this been;
the care ehoted w.• not stay with it.
'rhe Last bee of flour i got (last we. •k)
was the best 1 Fav: ever bad from
the mill. It is our local bakers and
millers that help .to pity our taxes.
think it over.
A Ratepayer.
To •luickly check a roles. druggists
are dispensing everywhere, a clever
Cindy ('old Cure Tablet called I're-
ventiea, l'reventics are naso fine for
feverish children. Take l'reventics at
the emcee, stage, to head off all colds.
Box of 48-25e. 8,11 by W. B. Howey.
1 (Id aayto
Cure a Cold
MF
The New
Way
take
i I IO\\'C$
Cure -a -Cold
Capsules
Sold (oily at
lfo vcy's
Drugstore
IIE OLD RELIABLE
We are still at the old stand and here to do
usiness. This week we aro offering a fine line of
Drss Goods
A very tine line in stripe \Voreteds in suit lengths, only ,1.00 per yard.
Extra value at 75c., in all the leading cloths and in the newest-hadee. Thi/
price goods ate good weight, suitable for ladies or ebildrens suits.
Svv sal
We are showing a good reliable cloth at at)c. per yd. This is a regular
00 centcloth, but owing to ue having a very large supply of this line, we arta
going to clear it at 50c, per yd.
Furs! Furs!
The best we have veer shown, ranging in prices from $1.25 to $35.00; al
fur lined coats. This is the first year we have handled these, so are otierio
extra value in order to get your trade.
e
Sargain Table
A few of those cheap Dress Goods left. A special line of Clockery for
this week only when we will give you a special price on all lines of Dinner
and Chamber Sets and odd pieces.
All kinds of Pcultty taken. Butter 20c; Eggs, trade 23c cash 2''c;
Dried Apples 5c.
CARLINC BROS.
Compare Your Razor
With the New4Carbo pge,
Don't be satisfied with the razor you
are using _because you merely think
It is the best.
Get the Carbo -Magnetic. It will
last longer -ft witi give you a quicker,
srnuother shave.
Try it for 30 days at our expense --
then you will know which is tlic hest
-for the surd test of value is com-
parison.
"Right tempering" is the secret
of ('trbo-Magnetic Superiority. Tho
Carlo edge" Is secured by an even
electric heat of 2.500 degrees Fahren-
heit -a process of carbonization simi-
lar to that by which diamonds have
W. J. HEAMAN,
been produced. The result Is the
hardest cutting edge known to science
--a blade that you never have to
hone or grind.
Don't take our word for it -the razor
proves itself -come in today and got
one on 30 days' trial -free.
LOOK FOR THIS TRADE MARK
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EXETER, ONT.
A SMALL BAG
is better than no bag at All. That's
why tt'e suggest thatfor a trial, you
bl.y "a small bag," of flour we sell.
We know what the result will be -it
twill be your return to buy
A IIIG 'BAG
of the seine kind of flour. It's no
use experimenting on flour after
you've tried ours. It beats any we
know of and is freshly milled and
properly priced. L -ave your order
nt the mill.
HARVEY
BROS.
Don't Go By
without slopping in for a look at the
new Fall fabrics we are tailoring in-
to suits and top -coats. You won't sec
them anywhere else for we have them
exclusively.
ORDER A SUIT MADE
for yourself while yon are here.
We'll make you n Rive11 one for as
little as possible and guarantee more
cloths satisfaction for the money
Omit you ever had before.
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor.
EXETER, - ONTARIO
Apples
Wanted
-AT-
The Centralia
Evaporator
11ighest prices paid.
Thos. Elston
Proprietor.
ac
oc
19G2
One year ago, Mr. George
\Vilkeruan w':te earning bout
5114) per year as fare la. r.
Now he is earning at the rate
of 5062 per year.
Six months' training at 0
Business College made the
Terence. wee it a g
investment? He thinks
1119 address is New Oegoo
:cask.
1-i
Four courses:
PREPARATORY, CO3iMEHI'IAL
STENOOR.APAY, TELEOIIAPHY
Enter any time. Individual
instruction. Write for par-
ticulars.
Clinton Business
College
(;eo. Spntton, Principal.
NEW
Iroyision SIoEe
Having leased the store pro-
perty of Mr. J. W. I3roderick,
Main Street, I tug to announce
to the public that 1 have opened
out business in the line of Gen-
eral Provisions.
FLOUR, FEED. STOCK FOOD
ALL KiNDS OF SEEDS,
GRA IN, ETO, ETC.
The very beet grades of flour
always on hand.
floods delivered to any part of
the town
•
\\-e invite your patrr.nsge and
stake it a call ireent you
Brody! 's
Old Stand ',HONE
a')
EIDT
nth
On l4attirday afternoon the do
took p:ere at St. Michaels' Hospital,
Toronto. of Mary Evelyn Doyle, theon:)' de • -hter of Mr. and Mrs, James
.1. soy ••. of Goderich. The youn
'ady h d been attcndin.; school in
'format, andwas taken with an
nt-
tack (, typhoid 'ever. Th feneraI
was h••..) Timed ,y mor.ein4. from the
resider... of ilia Honor Judge, Hoyle to
St. Pet is 'Church and thence to th•
Roman Catholic cemetery in Col-
borno.