HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1905-09-14, Page 8i'}iE EXETER TIMES. SEPTEMBER14th, 1905.
STEWART'S
Just in: Our new stock of Ladies' and Chil-
drens' Coats, Jackets and Dress Goods. We
are proud of our new stock. The coat styles
are quite a change from last season. Some
very pretty effects in Fawn Whip Cord, tight
and.semiafitting will be the leading styles in
Ladies' coats for this season.
Our New Dress Goods are really lovely.
Come and have a look, it costs you nothing
we like showing new goods.
Butter and Eggs- Yes we are still in the race, we want
all you have.
J. A. ST.WAR'T'
W!iTGtI
TIiLK
We can suppiy you with a
atch of any description.
GENTS WATCHES, in either
lid Gold, Gold Filled, Silver,
ckle Silver or Gun Metal cases,
nging in price from $2 0o up to
I00.0o.
LADIES WATCI-IES, in Sil-
ver, Enamel, Gold Filled or Solid
old Cases, ranging from $4.00
o $6o.00.
We have a fine assortment for
u to choose from.
Before parting with your money
11 and see what we can do for
TO ADVERTISERS.
The copy for changes must be left
notleter than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestisemente accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
111U 1 1)A Y, SE 1'"1'. 14th, 1905
i 'LOCALS
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London hail- is ort I Iiia track.
Lawn mowers sharpened on ehort-
cst notko at D. Hartleib's. Exeter.
I)r. A. F. Malloy was in Toronto
last week attending the fair .
Miss Eastwood. of Whitby. is vi-
itin, her sister. Dara. J. G, Stanlntry.
Mr. Robert McAlpine, of 8I. Marys
spent Sunday the guest of Mr. .1.
Grieve.
Miss Stella 8packwau left Tuesday
.to resume her studies( at St. Mar-
jarct's Colla;c, Toronto .
Mr. E. Eacrett, of Spokane, Wash.
in home spetuting' a feat weeks holi-
days with his Mother.
Miss Lillian Ruston left Tuesday
OU. for Moorceficld where she will re-
sume her position as milliner.
Baseball, -A game of baseball will
be played on the recreation grounds
on Friday at 4.30 p. m. Let ween Cred-
ition and Exeter juniors. Ad. 15c.
Dr. L. L. FoILiek, :dime Mabel rol-
lick and Mtiss Johnson, of St. Marys,
were t he ,guests of Ur. hollick's par-
ents last Sunday,
Mr. Shermon, at Delorainc. Man..
who has affected u number or cures
by pntolisin; his hea1ite; rrr1, has
been iuvitod to come to Exeter.
Mr. lames Fax. ars usual was ir-
resIsttbI
y comical
.end carried the
ausliettce by storm. Ile is 111e prince
-of public entertainers. - Toronto
Globe.
S. FITTON,
Suer of Marriage Licenses.
e've Turned
he Corner.
It's fall now in the store no
atter what the weather is
ntside.
Fabrics for the coming cold
ve again filled up our
elves and counters, and the
mand will turn largely to
vier weights.
is a splendid time to
order.
nd you have the choice
Mir. J. 11 .A1kiusom, of tbo firm of
Rowe & Atkirtson, ryas in Toronto
bast week attending rho convention
of the Canadian Embalmers' Associa-
tion.
DR. OVENS. London. Sur;eon,
EYE. EAR. NOSE and THftOAT.FIts
Glasses properly. Office, Commer•
tial Hotel. Exeter.. Next visit Sat-
urday, September 23rd.
Fax was a whole company in hitn-
sc+lf
and kept the audience in :1 tier-
petual roar. Slr. hex's next •apecar-
nnce in this city wilt draw :t bumper
the refusal of the most bou •-Kitls>aloli Whig.
rthy r011ection of clothing Dr. Duller, London. will be at the
y Central Hotel, Exeter, on Thursday
tertals that you will find September 21s1, 1905, all dily
ywhere around here. for Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat con-
sultation, Eyes tested and glasses
sup'
Call any time. A ►cx•tnos:t
iug of the ratepayers is cal-
led for to -night in the 'Town ]tall to
discuss the proposition re the electric
light plant and old mill dam proper-
ty. Several good speakers have of-
fered their services curd ir is desir-
ed that a largo attendance be pre -
W. W. Taman
Merchant Tailor.
FOROVP1 UIXTY 11CARS
As Ot.o •ern WsttrTxasn RsMsOr.-Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been tuned for
sixty years by millions of mothers for their
ef1Mren while teethin with perfect nuecos.
II soothes the child, sone the gums, allays all
n curse wind collo. and U the best remedy
f)tarnc�ea. It In pleasant to the taste. tot
in every part of the world. 25
4Ieot• abbootttle. its value Is lnoaloulable. Be
erand' take re Winslow's Soothing
rnesea reit for no other kind.
Market Report. -The following la
the rteort of Exeter markets. cor-
rected it to Au rust. :it st.
Peas 60 to 65 cents per bushel.
Feed Flour, $1.25 per cwt.
Wh .Ir, i.' cum, p• rt bushel.
Barley, 35 to :is ratite :t aushel.
Shorts. E19 tee. ton
Family flour, $2.50 per cwt.
Hay, RO per ton.
ilran, $14 per ton.
Oats, 29 mot • I.c'r• bu.h 1.
Hose live weight. $6.50 per en t.
Hogg. dressed. $8.50 per cwt.
E,tjs. 18c. per dozen.
Butter, 19 r•111• ;t pound
Onions. fisc. per hull" 1,
CALSO TOA=a.
t.• , lits Kind ¥cu Here dere 8 ht
t1a'•
Rent .
Mr. and Airs. Wm. Delbrid„te, of
E)iutville, returned Saturday after a
three weeks' visit to New York.
While away Mr. and Mrs. Dcihridge
visited at Albany. Iluffalo, Niagara
Falls rood nils► took in The Toronto
exhibition. (tone Mr. and Airs. D.
thoroughly enjoyed their extended
trip.
A very 1)iet ly %%sahi ' z was sots
eninizcd on August 30th al' Oho resi-
dence of \Vele Caves, or Usborno,
when his din,hler. Et hs W. was
united in mat :la _e to Mfr. Siege ood
Hunter. of 1'sborne. The ceremony
this perk -frilled by Rev. Andrews. of
Crediton. Only the inunediate rel-
atives were present. After alae wed -
din; dinner tvtiist /served 1 )s 1 Ivo happy
oou1)k eft on the afternoon train
for Toronto and other eastern cities.
Ml r. Thomas ilunkin, of the 8th
con. t"slorne, aecitee a cure effected
by Mr. elhc,rman, (the healer now
holdinz fort h at Seafor1h. Some
time azo Mr. Hunter suffered :1 ftac
tare of one of his Iez., a stiff knee
bcius the result. necessitatinr the
use of crutches. Ile Iron to Se.1-
ferth her week to deceive treatmtent
from Mr. Shunt in and is now :able
to al lend to his duties around ):ie
Imo without any nrlificial aid .
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St.,: nal.t'ii. Loudon tot. en pa;o 4.
fuur.
Monday sued Tu -day next ate rail.
days.
Mr. J. Stull- nay in London Satur-
d.1y en busiut•ns.
Earl Brownies; returned from the
Torcato fair last Saturday .
Its up to the nett her luau to fur-
nish good weal Ie t for fair days.
bliss McTat*sit. of Detroit, is .the
•u.st of 'Ler grandfather, John
1lawkshan. .
Mrs. (Dr.) St tnbury•, of itayficld,
was the guest of her sou, Mr. J. G.
St anbury.
Mr. Gilbert Doty returned last
tyosk from 1 u o wont hs 'ai'i1 tlova rh
the northwest.
Mr. A. J. Ford and family. who at-
tended 'Toronto fair, returned home
Friday evening.
Mr. T. 11. McCallum and daughter
Edna attended the exhibition in To-
ronto last week.
For Sate.-Itesidence of Mrs. G.
Kemp, on Andrew at. for particulars
apply to owner.
Rev. Godwin and son Lloyd visite-1
at Niagara halls and also took in
the"Toronto fair last week.
Mrs. Du,lass, of llantiLton, is vis-
iting her sister, Mrs. J. Kcstle. and
other friends in town.
New supply of Comic Post Cards
for fair day. Come and have a laugh
Honey's Dru; store.
For Sale. -house and two lots fur
Salo on Victoria street, west, for fur-
ther particulars apply to John hind.
Mr. C. Steinbach and Mies Jacooi,
of Waterloo. wore :thl (guests of Mr.
Alex Dyer the forepart of the week.
Mrs. T. 11. McCallum. Mrs. Doug-
las and bliss Elsie McCallum were in
London a few days last week visit-
ing friends.
Writing pads with pictures of
Trivia Motorial church and Aux
Sable bridge 15 and 25 cents, honey's
Dru; store .
The turning' of the 'first sod of
the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
took place at Fort William Monday
the ceremony being performed by
Sir \Vilired Laurier.
The remains of Susanna Whiting,
relict of the lata Edmund Whiting,
arrived here Wednesday from Brace-
vilte. Ills., the remains being interred
in the Exeter cemetery.
Mrs. R. N. Rowe was called to
Clinton last week on account of the
death of her fathor, Thomas 110110-
w•ay, of that down. Mr. Rowe nt-
tended the funeral Monday.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative¥romo Quinine Tab-
lets. All druggi s refund the mon-
ey if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's
si®toature is on caeh box. 25o.
The Coughlin family who appear
at the Gilley Opera House with Jim
Fax Monday and Tuesday ni;lets,
Sept. 18 and 19 are pronounced to be
one of the best concert companies on
the road .
Notice. -slaving' purchased the
Exeter Evaporator; I intend running
tho ta•Imc this season and will bq in
a position io pay farmers and oth-
ers the highest price for apples. -W.
1i. Levert.
An eminent physician says that ap-
pendicitis is caused by rho mad rush
for stoney and that in his twenty
years practice. he has never operated
on a newspaper man. Certainly not.
tI;ey all work for their health.
For colds and la !grippe -Dix Cold
Cure, Break -up -a -Cold, Lax a Cord,
iiixative Ilromo Quinine. samples
free. also 1)ix Lull; Syrup• and \Vin-
ali's Cou'it Balsam. Soldose. Lutz.
Central Dru; Store, Exeter.
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One of the leading attractions on
fair days, Sep!, 18 and 19, will be
Spacknian's Millinery Openin;s, es-
eecially for the ladies all are invited
o attend. -E. J.Spackman.
t art
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A. E. Tennant. V. S., returned last
week from the northwest where he
had his fast racing horse, Harry P.
entered in sores -al events. Mr. Ten-
nant is well 'lensed with the !dhow -
in; trade by his horse and intends
entering hint in several epecdin; con-
tests in Uncle Sant's domain.
Attention is oafish :10 our many
reactors to the new story started in
the Tithes this week. 111 is entitles
"Regina Fairfield or a Terrible'. Ex •
piation." The story is n good one
and should be rend with much inter-
est. Extra copies can tat secured at
the Times office.
Harvey Ilros. have nearly coin
plated the extensive regi:airy and 1111
proycn►ents to their infilling plant
A sheeting of (galvanized iron is be-
ing put on the outside, improving
the appearance of she building and
making it impossible for the mois-
ture to penetrate .tlie walla. 'rhe
office is train; beautifully decornf-
ed. An ornamental metallic ceiling
is being put on, 4ogetlaer with other
additions. A solid wall of hrich hart
been built underncnth the elevator.
Settled. -The action brought by
\1r. Thomas Cameron, of Usborne
'1'u'.vnship, formerly Secy -t yeas. of
the Usborno & Ilibbert Farmers' Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Co, n;ainet the
Company Iris been settled by the ac-
ceptance by M r. Cameron of $31.94
which the Company's Solicitors pail
into Court. Mr. Cameron sued the
Company for $200 damages for al-
le;ed wrongful dismissal, 5119.50 for
services and money expended for
pasta ge, slalionery &c and also for
the delivering up of Itis 1idolity bond,
The company admitted M r. C<amer-
On's ri.tltt to his post a ze and station-
ery atnount•iu; to $31.94.
Every newspaper does a largo
nntoullt of free sorvicc for the com-
munity, ramal imes tt it foul request.
hill always without thanks. Never-
theless
ever-
thieless Ilio newspaper is net mach 0
private enterprise ns sins (Alien man-
ufacturing business. 11 is built up
by sudh hard labor. :stony, applica-
tion, siovere nervous 51 rain and
strenuous life as is tuaknnwtl -lo any
other elitist;: and tit, hatsiness in the
world 'requires so much anti se yon•
51:1111 an investment of new material
to keep lip-to-da10. Al the same
time. no other industry is solicited
s•a often to contribute. of its very
life -its advertising space -for pub•
lic and piivate benefit, as the news•
paper .
ts'lILLINERY
e are always in the lead in this depart-
ment. Our showroom is now well fill-
ed with the most artistic display of trimmed
and ready-to-wear hats. The prettiest collec-
tion we have ever shown.
Inspection Cordially Invited.
MANTLES
Pretty Fawn Coats : Alt made up in the very newest
styles, made of the finest and
Pretty Tweed Coats : best wearing cloths, neatly
trimmed, perfect fitting.
Pretty Black Coats : PRICE,736.00, $8 00g,.$10.00.
DRESS moons
BroaIi 6Ioths:
TviccflS
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Beautiful fine finish all shades,
48 inches wide 75c.
Special collections worth 75c for
50c.
r1dIds
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A great assortment to choose
from, 25c, 40c and 60c a yard.
SNI.J2.1 & ROW -+
Mr. J. A. Steuart took .in the Lon-
don fair Tuesday.
Mr. John Evans and MLr. Robt.
Barns, of London, epenti Sunday with
their families here .
Robt. Moir has secured a situation
with T. Ilawkias & Son and com-
menced his new duties last week.
A new supply of Tooth Brushes
justarrived at Ilowcy's Dru; store.
!'rices ranging front 5 to 50 cents.
When you come to the conclusion
that you will get married. Mr. 8.
Fitton is the man to ;et your license
from
Airs. Rev. Curric,(nee Miss Mildred
Godwin) was a visitor at tho par-
sona;o for a few days during the
past week.
Looals
-Mr. John 8packt.tan is having the
Gidley Opera House building thor-
oughly overhauled need t new cost
of paint put On the outside.
The Tithes extends a hearty in•
vitution to its subscribers and oth-
ers to visit the office while in Exeter
during the fair days. We are at all
times pleased to see the faces of our
friends and enjoy a handshake.
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Fall MLillincry opcoiu; at Spack-
man's Monday .and Tuesday, Sept.
18 and 19. Every lady of Exeter and
vicinity cordially invited to attend. -
E. J. Blackman.
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MPany. subscribers to 1 his newspaper
have friends and relatives in other
towns -people who have gone from
this vicinity. ('lease send us their
names. that the may send them a
sample copy o Otte Times and prove
to them it is like ":t !eller from
home."
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The medicine show which held
fer111 here for two weeks drew up
stakes and left Monday. 111 has been
sussested that the Council pas, a
by-law by which it, will be impodsi-
blc for such concerns to secure a
license to do business here. They
not only deprive those who do busi•
ness in the town and help support it
by paying lases. of le.;i1itnatc sales,
but inyei_de people into buying a
lot of stuff for which they have no
worldly nee.
T1►a month of October will likely
s^c n number of bye -elections to fill
vacancies in 1.1►o Dominion Parlia-
ment. One seal is vacant in Ontario
-West Lamtbton, by the death of
1)r. Johnston, and one in Nova
Scotia-Antigoni-sh, by 1ho appoint-
ment of Mr. Mclsscac to the Trans-
continental railway commission. \W -al •
ter Scott's choice ns provincial leader
will make another vacancy in \'"est
Assiuiboia. The prospeztive vacan-
cies ;Ire tknyn in Nova Scotia, whe.rc
.a couple of members. Finlayson tiid
Mackenzie. may zet county jut;c-
ships, which would occasion vacan-
cies, while e0ltlo pretreat commoners
in several provinces are after ap-
pointments to the Senate .
,lir. T. 11. McCallum and tktug)tter.
Ednaa, beae roomed from a visit to
Tiaiuilo and Grimsby !'ark. While
at 1110 (serial- p'ace the)•' attended
tine nnnunl •galheiing of the MCC:iI-
IUIn clan, held on Labor Day, it
which about one hundred and sixty
represent•ahives of the ,family welt,
present. The Uinr)ling '.vas delight•
fully spent in introductions clad re-
newers of friendships. white. after a
su0110110us dinner, addresses were
riven by represent :ati'Os of the did-
forenl branches of t ho family. One
of the most interesting features of
the day was 'the Looking over of the
old family records anions which was
the orizinitl toed of ,Alio first Land
held .in (Itnada by 'their ancestor.
.lames McCallum, after his arrival
from Scotland nearly two hundncd
voars ago. also a picture of his
his rooks. "fttverncry" in the old
land. Guests titre 'assent from 114 -
fro cut parte of Ont :thio and the
81.1tM, and a most enjoyable day \v ;as
51)0111 .
Mr. H. Evcu►s at tended tLe 1.011 •
don fair yesterday.
Mr. R. (Sidles,, of Hayfield. spent
Sunday at his home here.
Fat hogs and Lar4e pumpkin% mill
occupy the limelight for a few weeks
Miss Morlock announces ttl►at she
%vill hold annual fall millinery open -
in; next Monday cveninp and Tuc;9-
d:ty .
IIICICS' FORECASTS
FAIRVISITO
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hould not fail to see our big displpy of Fall Goods! in-
cluding everything new for the fall and winter. New
Dress Goods, new Furs, new Overcoats, new Suits, 'new
fiats and Caps and Underwear.
Dress Coods-All
the smart effects will be found
here from 50c up.
New Waistinas-In Polka Dot Velvets; Silk 11�1(I •
Wool Mixtures; Fancy, Plaid and Plain 50e per yd.
New Furs -Ladies Neck Ruffs all sizes and shapes in
the fashionable fur $1.2.50 to $25.00. Ladies Fur Coats front
$ 25.00 up.
New Rain Coats -We have a nice showing in tL
short and long in light and dark shades. None nicer $1.00
to $9.50.
Fall Underwear -You will find us filled up with all
the good kind at the old prices. We bought before the
RAISE in price.
Astoria Shoes
Don't mitis getting a pair of the GREAT ASTORA
SHOES. The best shoes ever shown in Exeter. WE -are
the only people here selling them.
'Highest price pai(ffor all kinds of Farm Produce.
CARLING B208.
HUSTON'S
SEPTEMBER FURNITURE SflL[f
$9.00 Brass and Iron Bed for $7.50 $12.00 Morris Chair for $9,50
$12.00 Couches for. $10.00 $0.00 Couches for....... $4.30
$7.50 Kitchen Cabinets $0.50 $2.50 Centre Tables $2.00
$1200 Extension Tables (1.1 ft.) for $10.00
Come and be convinced that we can save you money -and your
Credit is good.
W, C, HUSTON
Ono of the most probable earth -
Funeral Director.
quake periods its Septemm'. will be •••••••••••••••••••••••••N•NN•••N•NN••••NN
central on the 131)1 extending toren•
ly-four to thirty-six (tours before
and after that day. A marked
chart;e to ir1;11 barometer, westerly
;ales and much cooler will almost
certainly follow general and severe
to at this lite lerosls its man
s y
localities, especially northward, oe-
Iwecn the 15th and, 191h, May roots
sonably be expected.
LAWN BOWLING
A match game of the series, was
played on the green last Friday -f
ternoon between rinks skipped by
Rev. Martin and Mr. Gladman, re.
suiting in favor of tiro former rink
by ,•1 score of 23 to 8. The result :
Wm. Levet t C. 11. Snell
You'll Have SoMothing
To show for your years of work if you says a!/
part of your earnings now -as much as you can
spare. You may need it at some future time -
might as weal save it anyway. It is not hard af-
ter you once make a start in the right direction.
$1 is sufficient to start an account with this Bank
to which you can add to when yon like in any
sized amounts, and withdraw all or any part of it
without any delay, and which earns interest at
the highest current rates, which is added to the
principal FOUR times a year, without it being necessary to go through the
formality of presenting your pass book.
;1. G. 8t:uabury Sweet. Tou never realize the value of having a savings bank account until you
W. 1.WTaman Dr.W. S Beaman }have pressing need for money. Make the resolution NOW and start on the
right road to comfort and prosperity by opening an account with this Bank.
We have the best facilities for transacting all kinds of Banking business.
Rev. Wm. ,barrio Is .W. Gladman
Skip 23 Skip 8
The following is 0.e standing of
the different rinks to date:
Won Lost
(, t
F. \\ imam k 1
Rev. Perkins. skip ... ... ... 0
Itev. Martin, skip ... ... :i
.1. Muir. skip 2 1
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HORN
COTYLE. -In Usborne, Sept. 10th,
the wife of Daviel Cottle, of a son.
NEIL. -in Exeter. on Sept. 3rd, the
wife of W. Neil. a son.
Sic NICIiOL.-On Tuesday, Sept. 12th
1905, to Mr. and Mrs. David Mc-
Nichol. Farquhar, a son .
Wan
GRAND TRUNK
Railway System
LOW RATE EXCURSIONS.
September 21, 22 and ZIrd.
Port Huron $2.90 Columbus, 0. $9,35
Detroit $4.35 Dayton. 0.....$9.05
Chicago: $10 2(1 (;hand Rapids $7.15
Bay City, M.$5.4) Indianapolis $11.55
Cincinnati $11.05 Saginaw $5.30
CLEVELAND, 01110.
Via Detroit and Lake Shore By, $S.85
Via Detroit and D. & C. Line, ....110.85
ST. PAUL or MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.
via Chicago or North Bay, $24.40
via Sarnia & Northern Nay. Co. $31.00
Harvest Excursions.
530 to $40.50 to points in Manitoba,
Assinihola, Saskatchewan and Alber-
ta, good going September 26th, return-
ing within (1') days.
Special one way colonist fares to
p oints in British Columbia, California,
Colorado, Idaho. Montana, Oregon,
Utah, Washington, Etc., on sail daily
from September 15th to Octob it 31st.
For tickets. illustrated literature and
toll information, call on
J. .1. KNIGHT,
Depot ticket agent, Exeter.
J. D. McDONALD
District passenger agent; Toronto.
• Keep them in the house.
ars i S Tate one when_you ken bii-
iousordizzy. They tet di-
rects on the Iiver.,:(Y'>r1
Want your moustache or beard BUCKINGHAM'S DY E
a bdatifil brawn or rich black? Use /wig' .31. 4/ .u4411.1 el l r ::A1j 1 W.. *masa a. a
The Sovereign Bank of Canada
Head Office Toronto. Chief Office, ExecutiveMontreal.
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47 Branches in Canada, including the following in Huron:
Exeter, Credlton, Dashwood, Zurich, Hensel! and Clinton
JOSEPH SNELL, Manager of Exeter, Dashwood and Zurich Branches.
WHAT TO BUY'
AND
WHERE TO BUY
Are two great questions most important to the
person wanting goods for Autumn
or Winter.
We have great values in men and boys' suits.
We are good in Dress Goods.
We have the latest Overcoats.
The best you have seen in Men's Raincoats.
None better than our Ladies' Raincoats
The best shoes are none too good.
Buy your Shoes and Rubbers from us.
Buy your Cream and White Wools or Silks
from us.
Buy Black Dress Goods from us.
No Competitor can beat us for price.
No Opposition can excel us in value.
No Merchant will use you better
We give 10 per cent off for cash on all goods
except groceries and goods cut in price.
Poplestone & Gardiner.
One door north of 1'ostofticc. Produce taken in exchange for goods ak
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