HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1909-12-02, Page 1alitTY-SEVENTR YEAR—No 1886
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JONES & CLARK'S
Phone No. 32
Christmas
Shopping News
Oulu 20 More Shopping Daus Lett
It is time now to get busy and think of your Christmas buy-
ing. The early shoppers get the choice of the good things that
are
yoand often and avoid thee it tl rt eh 'ast few Here are ai few of the beau
tiful things for Xmas.
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HURON & MIDDLESEX GAZE T 1
EXETER, ONT., CANADA. THIIRSDAY MORNING. DEC. 21111 1909,
Locals
Xmas
Handkerchiefs
chiieefs.DThe Fbeatctt Itheiand
for the price.
Prices 3c up to $1.00 each
Xmas. Waists
Silk Waists in Black,Brown
Green and Cream. Net Waists
in all new designs.
Prices $3 to $7
Xmas. Linens
A bi
seller, Fancy
Centre Pieces,TraDoylies
Centre
Runners and Scarfs. See them
Xmas. Scarfs
inilk White, Creamor
fs and Fctnators
Black
Very dainty head or neck
gear.
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Xmas Z�
Collars and Belts =�
Something entirely new for I
this Xmas. The nicest we -
have ever shown. •
Prices 25c to $1.
Xmas. Gloves
Agood
r thing
di for this KMohand time
Skin, lined or unlined.
New Shades
Xmas. Furs
One of the best presents to
buy. and Caps, also Fur lineSt s
d Coats
Xmas. !Millinery
Do you want a nice new
Hat for Xmae. Come and see
the big bargains we are offer-
ing.
Gents Furnishings
for Christmas
Our New Neck Scarfs in all the New Shades and Shapes
The very best shown
Our New Neck Ties are all the latest and thelargest
stock to pick from
Our New Gloves are the best yet, Kid, Mocha, Sweede
and Dog Skin
Our New Fancy Vests are very swell The real thing
Have one
Our new Shirts and Collars W G & R Brand are the
very best
We carry the largest and best assorted stock of
Men's Furnishings in town and are in the best position
to fix you up right
Jones
Clark
Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford
Clothing also high grade shoes and wall paper.
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OUR XMAS STOCK
is complete!
We are Jot1ll proud of it and Teel sonfltlen
we san please Uou.
Watches
Clocks
Jewelery
Silver wear
Cut Glass
Hand Painted China
EverUtihina GholGe in the above lines
wlil
be fonntl Jo 011r 51o6k
firitag,1311,
S. FITTON.
Wt IMIN(t R1NIJA ANi) M.11tRiA(tl. LiCHNSIRe
()PTiOiAN.
The Best F1our.....i
If it is the best flour you want there is but one place
in town to gt t it—that is from us. The brands are:
Jewell Royal Household
t(Onlario Blended) (Ogilvie's)
5 ROSES PURITY
(Lake of Woods) (SVesteln Canada Flour Mills)
Leave your orders or call up Phone 2.
R G. SELDON, Exeter.
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Get your overcoats and suits at 11
N. 'Rowe's.
Mr. 'Barry ,Taylor and family of
llensalt 'moved to town this week.
The Noi•tb Middlesex bye -election
takes Place nett Monday.
For mantles and furs go to 11. N.
Row•(•', great clearing sale. They are
both good and cheap.
It. N. Rowe', b!g stock is going
first. Come quick if you want come
great bargains.
11 N. Rowe is r..•lliug out his big
stork and retiring from business.
That's the place for bargains.
Miss E. i'er,h•Ile. mho has been vis•
icing relatives here for the pest few
months, returns to Vancouver to -day.
Miss Vera Campbell attended the
funeral of her cousin at fleaforth,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Morden and (laughter, of Bt.
Marys were guests of ':Mrs. $. •k'.
Sharpe at the 'Manse the former part
of the week.
'ILcs.Elizabeth Iicaman, of :Cot-
lingwvood, frac the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Denman 'Monday.
'Miss N. Walter spent Sunday With
friends in Londotrt.
Mr. and 3lrs, I4 Bradley, of Niag-
ara Falls, are gucete of Mrs. Bradley's
parents 'Mr. end Mrs. Thos, White.
'The 'Misses Kestte, of London. are
guests at the borne of Mr. E. Jory.
Should Local Option carry in Exe-
ter, Stephen. hen
P Day and Hibbert the
nearest place available for those
wishing to get liquid refreshment:
of the "hard" kind will he Grant
Bend, unless they feel dike going to
Clandeboyc or Lucan.
Samuel Gratton, a constable from
Stephen was before His Honor Judge
Doyle Thursday, charged with bolding
a raffle for a horse, and with stop-
ping two motorists claiming that they
were going faster than the law al-
lowed and fining them. Ile fined
them ten dollars, but settled for
eight, and pleaded guilty to .both
charges- There were petitions in de-'
fendant's favor, from citizens of the
township, and the outcome was that
defendant got off oa suspended sen-
tence.
The postal authorities le•re begun a
crusade against the people as ho per-
sist in putting correspondence in
newspapers and parcels. During the
past few days a large number of
Parcels have been held up for exami-
nation at Toronto and nearly alt have
been found to contain letters. Thew
parcels have to forwarded to the
inspector of the division in which
they tv, re posted, and an investigation
will be bald with 'a view of punishing;
the parties. The penalty for violating;
the portal regulations in this respect
is from s10 to $40.
,alr. and ,i1rs. Enoch rollick cele-
brated their golden wending on Wed-
nesday, ,December 1st. The d:.y was
Pleasantly spent by the family in hon-
or of the occasion. A wedding dinner
was served in the dining room, the
tables being beautifully decorated
with chrysanthemums. smilax. etc
In the afternoon a program of
speeches presentations.. readings and
music seas carried out. The presents
to the honored couple were in har-
mony with the occasion Mr.
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ter r ` foraEnutmberhave resided in of years and h zcte
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lick 'was born in 11a,niltrortrand li t 1857
was married to Miss Annie Fenwick.
of ilay. They resided in that town-
ship :previo,t. to corning to Exeter.
Their family comprises three boys
and t wo girls, E. A.. of town • 1)r. L.
L, St. .'tar's: 1)1'. E. it.. Gland Fork..
if
St.Marys.ttwho ogre alle "hornf'1olatt-
tend the festivities. Among others
who were present were :Mrs. Gill. of
Grand Item' and Rev. 1t.lke,•, of Ar-
kona. Th., Times join: tsi1it the many
friends in ww ishiug tth nt continued
year; of health and happiness.
While '31r. Will,Carter.
for the Jackson Mfg. engineer
,, was Co.,oClinton,
the other day assisting in removitl,,
the fence
dimes.
Laymen's Missionary many of whom°:me"dange`ous and are
in need of gospel teaching. 11-hitr it
is a duty which we owe to our God
that these people b. Christianized, it
is our duty for our own protection
Exeter is favored in tieing that it be done. It is the one Jarge
one of task of Canada to -day.
the places in which the Laymen's The convention continued
yesterda
Missionary 'Movement is holding c, a session being held itt the Maint
campaign, The convention opened T, virht llerno,ia'l1fchin the urch ;'in
the ,t (e
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here Tuesday afternoon with a meet.. tentoon and evening.
ing in the Presbyterian church at
which some excellent addresses were
delivered by the visiting laymen. In a ness, Palpitation b the heart, tier-
delivered
evening the most important
eche cal tremblings, nervous head -
the meet- ache, ceJd hands and feoi, paIa in the
ing of the convention was held, when bank and other forme of weakness
a banquet was given itt the James
are relieved by Carter's Iron Pills
Street church, u•hcre
plates trete _
laid for over two hundred. ARE YOU GOING SOUTH
S_IJTIi OI;
-. The Laymen's Alias ionary' Move-
ment is a massing of the men of the \\ thITHIS1\•INTER!
Now church on a spacious platform of, Nois ,the
time to plan vont k •
giving Christ to the tvhotc world It
Movement
s an energy rather than an organiza-
tion. co-operating with the regular
missionary agencies of the churches
in securing adequate enlargement of
their hvork. It administers no mss.
sionary funds, sends out no mission-
aries. It is an inspiration .not an
administration. It stands for in-
vestigation. education. and Co-opera-
tion. In the short space of three years
75 men. mostly business men, bare
visited the mission fields abroad and
their reports upon returning have
done much to strengthen and inspire
the home churches in their mission-
ary projects.
After [ cr
the excellent e lc
1 nt
repast.
the ladies of the different ehutrchc.
had provided. had been given ample
justice and the ladies who had so
kindly given their time and services
and the young men who had Eo effic-
iently .twaited upon the bauqueters,
were given votes of thanks, the 'Reeve
T. II, McCallum, called upon 'Rev. Pi
E. E. Shore, Assistant Secretary of
Missionary hoard Methodist Church
of Canada. Ile Shore paid a •Qligh
tribute tto the women, claiming they
were 'the backbone of the missionary
work, having entered into the cam-
paign over forty years odo when the
first W. M. S. was formed.. The ob-
ject of the Laymen's Missionary
.Movement, he said was to instill into,
the men the necessity of doing a sys-
tematic personal canvass among the I
entire congregations thus assuring
the multiplication of ,results. Rev.
Shore asked the question, "Is Chr[';_
tianity essential to civilization" and
proceeded to show that it is. !What
t...uld Canada be to -day ,if everything
-rat has been brought to us through
civilization were taken awv7:y. But
to day Canada ,is going through :1
transition, and it is owing to the
Christianity that prevails among us
that we are the country that we are
He spoke of Mahometanisrn, of the de-
sire of ,1Mahomctati countries like
Turkey and Persia having a desire
for hatred instead of for Jove. even
the misrule of these countries is d ii
to the tact 'that Christianity does not
prevail in their political lives. fie
dwelt upon liindooism and the illi-
teracy of the classes, only .fiv, per
went of the llindoos being able to read
:and write in their own language.
i1, ,lagan, where he visited, the con-
ditions were somewhat diffcr,•nt, -tL:•
Japanese are an energ.•tie people,
have wonderful mercantile interests.
excellent schools, wvondcrful navy and
army. but according to many of their
leading statesmen lack what the west-
ern countries
have,
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to California, (Mexico Florida or the
Sunny South. Consult nearest 1;. rh
R. Agent regarding low tourist rates
or addre=s i. 1). !MCDouaid, District
Passenger Agent, Toronto, Ont.
Zurich
aghter
of Rev,\and�Mrsria 1C.aO. J. Madass, was
married here on Saturday, to Mr.
Bernhard: of Preston,
Mr. Conrad Thiel bas purchased the
!Demuth property at the North end
from the executor. Mr. F, 1\7. !less.
The purchase price is $600.0ot
Mr. A T, Cooper, of Clinton, deliv-
ered a temperance address in the
Evangelical church last Sunday even-
ing.
Miss iiianche Laporte of the Sauble
Line left last week to attend the Lir-
suline Ladies College at Chatham, for
(he winter months.
Mfr. George Demony of the ,Lake
Road, left last week for a two weeks
visit with his daughter Airs,
Granville of Chatham, his Fou, A. J.
of Windsor and friends in Courtright
It is reported that Mr. J. J. ;Merri-
er intends erecting a brick evapor-
ator next year.
Mr. and Airs. Ed. W,.lhelm. of Bad-
en Fpent the past two weeks with
the later's parents. Mr. and Aira.
David tiarlras. of the Sauble Linc.
'BORN
Langford—Iu Blanshard on Nov, 14 to
Mr, and Mrs. Herb Langford a
daughter.
Squire—In Blanshard on Nov. kith to
Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Squire, a dau-
ghter,
Parkinson—In Blanchard on Nov. 10
to Mr. and Airs. Frank Patkineon a
son.
WHITE—In Exeter, Wellington Bt.,
on Friday, Nov, Path, to hair. and'
Mrs. Fred \White, a daughter.
ENt;LIS11—In Crediton. Nov. 21st, to
Mr. and Mr.., John English, a son.
11'ILLIANIS—In Exeter North. Sun-
day. Nor. 2✓ith, to Mr. and Mr,►
James 1t'illiams, n son.
\1',\I.PEIt _}
MARRIED
Wednesday. D�e. 1 —InLondon.Lotttic
Elliott to Mr. .Tobn •\Walper, both
of Exeter,
THIEL—litiCIi—At ,);,sbwood, Wed-
neumsday.
Koch. �ofbDashwood toy Rev El-
moreThiel, of Zurich.
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)L1.[C(i-It1:A—Iu St. Marys. Thou,
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day. Nor. 25th. Miss%etla Grace
!tea.
daughter
of \
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! rent of the point-� FOLLICK—I'i'•N1\'1C1( L. (,. l•'nll:ck.
lation me wtorsbippt rs of idols. the 11:13. on
religion of China has not don' for wick onber 1st, 1'•511 Suss Annie Fen-
th(•nt what the wick daughter of Mrs. Wm. Fen -
t desu•e, The Chines.• %Vick, ro Mr.
have great capabilities for learnin • r linuclt 1'oUick• b3 the
Ind if given n chance call stand late ]rev. lin}Jr•,
shoulder to shoulder with their white
neighbor°, as hat been shown among FARM PROFITS
students who have attended college
in thin country. t• a Chilies(' c pre May be largely increased by knowing the
preys to awful vices, such as; th,, exact condition of the farmer's market,
opium titbit and tn:luy o[ their ttomert and by learning of the best method in
are horribly morally degraded,practice. This is r
farm precisely flys
Mr. 11, 11. Got don, of 'Toronto. was sort of information the Farmers'' Weekly
1110 next speaker. Ile hid visited Stn gives is every issue. It has no equal
China. Japan and Koren in 1901.1901 as a Fa
and was conversant with the wonder- farmers rely onBusinessior ricer Goad
let work that is going on ie these e P ave oar
conntrics, ttbcrc' thea itlobbing eller.
have w'oud,r-
ful cdue..7tiortal institutions, but arc!
woefully Licking in Christianity. A(i:ETfNG UL' '!'ilii IMl'!t0`
to front of the former '3tol-
something That will touch the moral
COUNTY' COUNCIL.
sous 7iank building ho found ( crtae of the
Plane under the ca jack not tcochin • themthatveliy and the County of Huron will Pping" of ortt of the! b religion The meeting of the Corporation of
Posts- It had evidently been placed nitegrity ate essential. h(• was ill
caunci c ill m'rt in the
Cher.. ,,,,d forgotten „.heti the fenc , I Ch'1,a shortly after the Boxer upris- Goderich, hong Tuesday. the 7th.
day was being built about n Feore of mg and told how
of
' cou►•erts to Chiistlanit-f've keilc•di(b it °fA11 caccountsatfornsettk,nentt must
t)- •, rs ago :,nd was just about as rood y Di
,' tb•' d ay ,t was covered up. doom by maintaining their belief and be placed with the Clerk on or bcfor,
- -s love for Christ. In Korea the natives' the above date.
Th 11, on County Council will
are developing a quality meet at •<:oderich nett 'huesda •, y that tiould y of Chris. (laird Nov. 24th, 10(10.
y 1triml ret its to
:•i d Hottwith=taridtrig the 1-1riet h.tmr•
W. LANE, C
alis -I _ lerk.�
c•pline the increase itt the "Hermit" Women with pate co lorless faces
tnalion is twonderftii for Christ ian.ty.Jttho feel weak and discouraged. will
Mr. W. C. Senior. the next speaker, receive both 'tient al and bodily vitto,
%yds in a rentinmood
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isc.-ot Ceiling by using Ca rter's Iron Pills, which
how he had many times been in the! aro made for the blood, nerves
room (01 1 hn 1%Y011ngster at- complexion. andl
tending Solidly School. Ile wasglad!
to ace so many old 1 c. s togeth •1 ;./k-
ing an interest to the Food conk of
movement, aril th,, %sas what is just 1
1e hitt is taking pl .1• • all over the
1
abysm ent is the lat er movement t
i t i
u.. -..unary twnik and p+otnt.e+ i11 tb(•1
war future to be th,. most impor-
:.Int. the object of rhe• movementJ
is to get at the men. It is easy Ito
the women and children intcrcated'
and they ars doing good work, but
its the rttii.k of the tree. so to,
• p ak ,bat they Ater •n,l rot h:atieh-I
ss• The movcnt� tet has nothing to do
•wi,h the frieilp,:c of missionary fund.+
Or the Sending out or rnis.iatariesi
1ilose matter, are al t(.nd.-(! to by th
tit -stop boards of the dilfezent .Ie -s
A I CTION SALE: of Choice Dairy
C1111 :UM ('1101C litters and horses.
Tho,. Cameron has received Moms_
tions from :\1r. William- to tell by
;I itt,j a Aoetion at th,• •11e•tropolitau
Hotel, I':.tetcr, on Wednesday. 1); c..m-
b. r 1st, comm,•tle:1w at one o'clock.
the following :—high grade Holstein,
too cows duo to calve at time of
site, N cows clue to calve in M 1reb
and April high Grade Durham Cows,
(111' cotw due to calve at time of Pale,
t tt o coca true to calve about the
first
of ,tanuary. d2 cows due to calveto
alarch aril April: Fix ete,re, two
years old; one more rising four
old. agrieutloral ; ,one marc years taxing
three years old, draught : one (lack.
n y. pool farmers' driver. three
{-ear, ell: one cho:ce black driving
mare, four years old: one farmer's
driver, k years old; one standar I
bred itiy snare, 10 years old: too
I•orillnd cultists, been a:ed: tele
set of .Mold•• harries.%.
The cows are all bred from gnnd, nom n.rt,ons.
milking t%irair and may lint the :dm is to fret
the iln. eta ) re b• .0en at at the mens seek ng 10 brut(; th nt in-
rl►e day pr, viona to to co-operation w%11It
Thr sale' and .:: o :hr s3rtpath}
Th.. above %te^r. are th• i`rnpsrrr th^ world. pr Cha toll 1 to
of A. V. Ward. present t in • t ;i,
TEit11` UP SALE—E'ghl mouth= at1'ooti, f I ►, eortd ry ei�t children
krrel�lsa.r, bo: n
credit %%111 be eieen on surnisht:.• Alr. 11. ltaiph Sleeit'• of t3uelph
approved .joint notem or a discount gave aft cxce(L•nt nddr •s eoufinioK,
of 'ix per cent Prr annum for cash on trio. 1 rn
Credit amounts. Mr, a William•, Pro- en (•, tcntia(h factorinth scot k o%w-
prieter; Thto.. Cameron, Auctioneer. wit to the large g of for,;grl-
PPles
$t.00 per year In advance
Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces and Plumbing
Wood Heaters
Second Hand wood cooks ..., , • $2,00 Lo $ 5.00 •
Ranges with reset voir • • 7•0o to t 2,pp
Heaters with oven 26 00 to 53.00
— -- — -- — . , , •34 0to 46.00
urnace work plumbing estimates cheerfully furished.
Complete and large stock of cutlery always on band
Gillette safety razors
rt 41 blades • • • • 5.00
Ever Ready safety razors1,00
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Carbo magnet;_ • • • • • • • • 1.00
Other - 2,00
Pocket Knives.... • • • •
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Scissors, shears
Bread knives••••••
Tea spoons plated
Dessert spoons plated
Table spoons plated
Pio knives, Berry spoons and
fro
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m 75c. to 1,50
• • 5C. to 2,25
• • 25c to 1.25
15c to 25
.90 to 3.50
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• ..240to475
cold meat forks
HERMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORI
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Parlor Suit Parlor Tables
Easy Chair Odd Chairs
Music Cabinet Couches
Sideboards Hall Racks
Buffets Kitchen Cabinets
Dining -room Tables Dining Chairs
Dainty, well -made and at reasonable prices.
Bed Room Suits Bed Couches Mattresses
Springs, Brass and Iron Beds
Newest Styles and all at popular prices
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors,
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iFrom the date of this isauo we are marking our goods at the
lowest possible Cash Price. We give no discountyand we use
: the same prione de as anyone else sole. You know that i we g(tarante ou are spier Prices ur atat
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• Lowest in Town,
• All Goods Marked in Plain Figures
A Handsortite Premium
To every cnelomer who purchases MOO worth of goods at
this store hetween now and December 25th we will give Free hit
choice ce o
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nMovemsnt oran excellent Men's Open GunMetal Case, Stem WindStem etWtch Nickel Movement,
2 • jointed hack, inside cap to protect movement. A guaranteed
time piece,
• "Your Credit is Good Here"
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COLE'S •DRUG STORE!
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See Our Handsome Display
noi a new ides., novel
Choice and beautiful pr bentsefortlades. Suittatres ,Ie artdyappropri-
ate gifts for men.
18 Shopping Days to Christmas
Don't proscrastinatel Look over our stock now! Make your
choice early. A smell deposit will keep any article for you. Low
prices will surprise you. Sunday echooi teachers we have many
thing,' to interest you.
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Th home of lir, and Sir•. James mind and hands had llrovid: d, The
\1'oodley. of Hr•a(orth. was the acme popularity of th • grid, was r►idenrcd
o1 a pretty wedding on \W((tnesd%►•, by th ,,tJmermis and choice gift: ttith
November 24th, when their only which itt friend.. honored the oc-
d.augbter. Maude, was married to Mr. O°`Ion.
John Cummings. .of Seafortit Th, flame, 1 Echlin, a we II -known tesi%
ser, ninny was performed by itev. l dent of ''oderieh for some year-, pa. -
11. l.arkin. in Ib- prrsrnee of a lin wd antsl ty gtii1.• : u(Id,•nly nn friday
,1, d number of gt:••s►t. Thr bride, nicht at th• r• ' d••nce of tli• broth-
whn et,rri(•d a bouquet of rose., tt t' 'r. the old f ,rail
pailette de cheer silk :end embroidered roomy of As Y h°tris nr ago
silk ynk• wit . Lfl, td. A short tints ago
h nut7chr• trimmings. a blood vr.•el n, bis ,nn nits rutr-
1i. r trn`nt•-:,was (1rrs4
tta' at
r:avv� tilted, and his d,•alh i,
t' bits" %'enrrian broadcloth taiiorcd f d'Ic' to itis
aint. (h, the conlpl•,mt, r.f th. imp.
h. ad. nR s a ysis v. the g the
ti:,l service the company s ,,-nt a It :td. D it only 111 months .ago'4iice
� 1:1 t' hone around the (,ytival board` Air. Echlin's oif.• died. and on !110,.
da3 i t=t ons of his d.uta)nori, �ltiee
1ti paid a lout and delighted ttibutel Cepa, nnderwrnt an operation in
to the Tempting lujuriee whist) 'kit• f the bo.p'ta1 in Toronto (or appendi-
elti..
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The Centralia
Evaporator
Highest lrri(P. paid.
Thos. Elston
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