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THIRTY-THIRD YIaAR—No 1679
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EXETER, 3NT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 16th, 190h,
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T. HAWKINS & SON
Hardware and Seed Store
is the place for BCh a� � adwaro ashose �wel('Arry a full to
should go to g P
line of
Nails, Paints, Oils, Glass &c.
In Cements we carry the two leading Brands
of Canada
National and Star
EIIVETROUOIIINO
We also make a specialty of Eavetroughing as
we have a machine to make all our own Troughs
and can give you firstolass material. Try us and
you will be conuinced.
1
Joan WH
Exeter Is Progressive
But Lacks Enthusiasm in the Securing of
New Industries.
in our last week's iFjuc, the article
under the caption "Has Exeter Pro.
grassed?" has been ltc.ay discussed
during the past week, and that is
one reason why it was published. In
the article we recited tate different
factories in operation here
i iredttw with
five years ago as come'
those of to -day, and also made men-
tion of the larr,e :,mount of money
that has oecn taken otlt of Exeter.
• secured fron► our townspeople .or
Zpromoters to further the interests of
outside concerts, the stock of borne
of which. not being worth tl.e paper
it is written on. But, while sonlo'of
the promoters have Jeeu fakes, pure
and simple, a few have worked in
the interests of laudaale enterprises,
tor which they could not secure
etiough support in 4heir own bourns
but have done considerable in
adding to their advance•
ment by establishing in-stitutio-ta
which are on a paying basis and give
employment to mato' who wvould na-
turally have to ;o elsewhere to make
a living.
It is a fact. that there are towns
not many miles from Exeter, and
although their agricultural sur-
roundings aro not in any way to be
compared with what our town en-
joys. still they have in some manner
made greater strides in progress
than we have. For instance, take
t he town of Berlin, whish about'
twenty years ago hardly enjoyed
anything but a place on the trap. It
has progressed wonderfully, erred has
several good sized factories :is an
evidence of its progressiveness. They
have no doubt received the moral and
financial support of the citizens• The
town of \Wingham is another place
that has shown a progressive spirit.
It has a number of factories and we
are informed that the tax rate is
about 22 miils on the dollar. and that
about $40.000 has been loaned by the
municipality to assist some of the
different industries. The tax rate
of Exeter is about 19 mills, a dif-
ference of 3 tnills between the two
places. \\gingham has two railroads
to be sure, and we want two, hut a
railroad oompany is not going to ex •
pend an immense amount of money
i►1 a country settled as long as this
has, and wait for business. They
want the business in sight.
it is a well known fact that we
have a school that affords excellent
educational facilities and itt • ono
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T. HAWKINS & SON
���N� NNNNN�N�N�NONN��
At Exeter and Centralia I
Storehouses
Now ready for use, the best
Cement and Lime
That money can buy
also
Coal for Everybody
at lowest prices
J. GOBBI DiGK
Burr
xeia
Diamond
Hall
Having purchased the Jewellry
Business of- Mr. Hicks and have
added a large stock of Gold and
Silver Watches, Rings, Jewelry.
Silverware. Clocks and Optical
Goods. We would be Fleased to
be favored with a call from all the
old customers as well as the new
ones, to come and inspect our
stock. We feel confldcnt we will
be able to please you.
smLLmis Our Watch Repairing
You are Suit buyers. We make the
Suite -You wear them out. We make
them as well as we can, so that they
will not wear out sooner tanthey
Ought. Because. if they
ll
likely go somewhere else for your
nett Suit. And no one could blame
you. So much money ought to buy
eo much Suit worth. And Suit worth
le fashionableness of fabric -style in
cut-ft--finish-looks - dressyness -
and length of service.
As good a place as there is within
miles to get all this and not pay too
much is W. Johns.
Elegant Black and Blue
Suitings for $15.00
and $i18.00.
W. JORN'S
Merchant Tailor
Western Real Estate
Exchange, Limited.
78 Dundas St., London
Have you a f:irtn that you want
to seri( \\'site for our terms of set.
lip; property. We have Olio most
Complete method of advertising. and
Mainz property in Canada. Do you
wont to buy a farm or business
property in any part of (interior
(fiend for our list. We have some
tear,; a ire.
th,,,
loses •
tunny :.
thing ) '
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prime ,-
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Department
Will have my personal attention
Our experience and knowledge of
watch making will enable us to
give you the beet of satisfaction.
All work turned out from our
work shop wilt carry our guar-
antee.
A. M ARO HAN
DRANO TRUNK
Railway System
Points in Terra 3:ttni on T. & N. O.
1f17„ to points Mattawwa to fort Ar-
thur, inclusive, to Sault Ste Marie
end Port Arthur, Via Northern Nay.
Co.•
' 6th TO
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c: OCTOBER Oii
F. f 1
GOODrott
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NOVEMBER 7th. TO
Muskoka Lakes Midland
Lake of Itays l'elletang
Ma3nctew'an River 1,lketield.
All Statins Argyle
1 Bay
oboeonk,
Seve
to
Points on Northern Nay. Co..
(Georgian Ilay and Mackinaw
ai0n.)
All tickets valid returning until
lh•e. 9th
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Watchmaker, Jeweler. Optician.
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CENTRAL
STRATFORD.. ONT.
This small advertisement repre-
sents one of the largest and best
business colleges in Canada. No
school in the Dominion does moo
for its students than we do. !o
our knowledge not one of our
graduates is unemployed. We
get tar more applications than we
can meet. You may enter at any
time. Write for our handsome
catalogue.
W. J. ELLIOTT,
D. A. McLACHLAN.•
Principals •
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barns are criterions. In Lcokinr
over the market reports %ve find that
Exeter for wheat pays 78 to SO
cents, St. Marys, 73 cents. Strat-
ford 7.2 rents and Clinton
75. For cru s we poly 33 cents, St.
Marys 30, and Stratford 29. For
peas, Exeter 60 to 65, St. Malys. 65,
Strafford 65, London 65. For live.
hosts the price quoted here is :5.60 as
against1 5.50 at St. Marys, $5.50 at
Stratford awl $5.10 at Clinton, or at
Least $5.10 is w frit both Clinton pa-
pery quote for fogs. There is a
large number o[ logs and cattle
shipped out of here annually, and it.
scents as though the farmers use
their rain for feeding stock. er
market it elsewhere as there is not
rho amount of •,rain brought here
that there was soot' years azo. Har-
vey Bros. are advertising. for 10,1100
bushels of wheat and will pay FO
CENTS per bushel but have to brie;
;rain itt,here from other points to
keep up with the demands. 81111 the
market (trice here is :as high, if not
Maher. than that of the burround;ng
towns. When a fanner comes to
town and disposes of his produce, lie
receives cash and invarianly leaves
considerable with the, merchants,
which he would e; pend elsewhere, if
his sales were made there.
We should be ,proud of our town
and the ore, and everybody itt town
should. It is our duty if any person,
having, credentials for honesty and
integrity who desires t.o establish an
industry.here, to sec that he receives
our united support. The following
we take from the Clinton New Erb
and should also apply to Exeter:—
drawing; card to those who desire to
locate in Exeter. But on the other
hand, take a man with a .rrowinx
family residing in a small place and
he will naturally look around for a
suitable location, where employment
can ere had, and while a place with
an educational institution is desired,
almost any town of any consequence
enjoys a good school and teaching
faculty. Ile will take his tastily
where work can he secured.
We have been confronted with the
statement That there is 1
not a house to oe had in lows, every)
habitable huildint }.ring oci:uper .1
This we quite agree with, hut that the New Era:—
fact is, a number of houses Coco eel TIIE CANNING FACTORY. —
cupied ore going to ruin and not fit "Tlje proposal to establish a can•
• "sant factory here, though still in
"crnl)ryo,.•1tat led .10 the appoint-
"nicnt of a commit tee of live
"basines,r men to look into the
"natter and if satisfied of the
"feasibility of the proposition to
"carry it Through."
Lot Exeter do tsomethinr.
Locals.
Mr. J. (;. 1itatibury left yestar-
day morning. for Goderich, %% here he
is looking after legal business.
Mrs. Goo. Anderson wwho has (sen
wisitinr friends in St. Thomas and
Fingal. has returned hone.
Mr. and Mrs. G .A. K. McLeo.t left
this neck for Egnlondville, where
they will visit 17iends for :1 few
,weeks.
Commissioner Ilissctt is having the
mud taken front Main street and
getting things fixed up for the
winter.
Mrs. lnksatcr, of Paris, who has
been visiting her mother. Mrs.
Welsh, returned to her home last)
Thursday.
Mrs. Elbe rthy, of Usborne, has
purchased the residence of William
Tapp, on Waterloo street, and will
move to town shortly.
Tanks for Sale.—Nine targe tanks
of various sizes tor title at prices tltatn
%till mann quick hale. Conte and ,et
your choice ;first come first served.
S. M. Handers.
On Monday evening last Messrs. T.
11. McCallum, Thos. !torten, \V. C.
Huston, 1t. Gidlcy and 11. E. Ruston
were reappointed stewards of Main
Street Church for the curreot year.
Apprentices to learn fires inakina•
—Apply to Miss Tom over Snell &
It:-twe's store. Having purchased an
uptodato button machine, site is pre-
pated to furnish buttons to in-ttclt
dresses and scat's.
"GET A IIUSTLE ON
"With the exception of God••rich,
"Clinton is the best town directly
"north of London and west of
"Stratford. But there is no good
"reason why it could not bo trade
"much better than it is. Situated
"in the finest agricultural part of
"the Dominion. with railway ,facil-
"ilies '.est equalled by any other
"town in the west, it could an eas-
"ily he shoved ahead. All it needs
"is the hearty co-operation of its
"own people. \Ve could alleof us
"be more progressive .than we are,
",tad we would be all the better
"for it, collectively and individual -
'ye business of the town has
rt. roved greatly during the past
"few years. It con stand a zoo:i
"doal more improvement. And it
"can have the improvement, if the
"people only make up their minds
"to it. Let's rot a hustle on. Part
"of the development of western
"towns is due stn wide-awake, encr-
"retic hustling by business men,
"backed by everybody else. They
"haven't anythinz Tike the favor -
"able conditions we have. If any
"of us have been too slow, and can-
' (jolts, and needlessly aonserv:itive
1 business tendencies, let's wake
. get a tail on—hustle, move
"start to push ,things and t he town
"will experience a 007111 that wt•aQ
"do everybody in it good."
from
n
he following
f
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loo
cit
to live in, rind a trip around town
will Convince anyone of the srnrcity
of building. operations. Why should
this state of affairs exist3 That is
the question.
Our agricultural surroundings are
of the ties1, the farmers me pros-
perous, if their well fenced f hankbeautiful homes and large
Why can we not organize tt curl-
ing club for the oomin, winter; The
;ams is interesting as well aa invi *-
orating and there ire several in
town who are we11 up in the game.
The rink here, while not A301 com-
modious, is large enough to ,play the
game, and if as much enthusiasm
is ;ivcn it as was given ito bowling,
the game will surely be a success.
Mr. A. E. Ilodgert has severed his
connection with the Rathbun Port
land Cement Co., for whom he has
during the past ;five years been tra-
veler and instructor. Ile intends de-
voting his entire time to the sale of
cement machinery and other devices
for which he has secured patents,
both in Canada and the United States
Mr. llodzort itt oontemplating a Itr.ip
to the northwest next summer.
Mr. Thomas Handford on Saturday
last shipped two ,carloads of horses
to Winnipeg and ,the Northwest.
This is his dast shipment until next
season. During the past year Mr.
Handford has handled between 700
and 800 horses, which at an average
priceeef $150 each, makes over
$100,00 paid to farmers in this ,sec-
tion. Mr. Handford certainly 'should
he appreciated, as it is greatly due to
him that the price for lorso flesh is
kept at a good .figure.
Tito district officers and delegates
of the Exeter district Epworth
League met in Jnmes street. church
on Monday with the Sunday schools
of the Exeter district. The object
of the ntectitt); w•as to arrange for
the boldin: of a summer school nt
Grand Bend next year and preparing
a sujhable protrant. It was decided
to hold the t ehtool about alio middle
of .1uly and Rev. 11. S. 11outill, it.
A., 11. 1)., of Walkerton will Is' asked
to tak:' studies in the .old test.
:•tuent and Bev. C. P. Wells, B. A.,
11. 1)., of Corrie, the new testament,
irant
res n[
th
c ro
fent u 1
Special f t
5 i
will be the discussion of missions in
New Ontario and the Nor1ttwi'st, and
the 1r:tininr of teachers for Sabbath
school work, for which a al)ccinlist
will be invited to lead the discussion.
The Growing 1
fi woocriui rcWoo tor III
ROBERT E. PICKARD, Exeter
General Selling Agent.
Canadian Pacific Railway Cos. Lands, Canada;
Cos. Lands, Saskatchewan Valley and Manitoba C
a number of other improved and unimprovedNorth'
Just Think
Of the difference in profits in raising 10 bushels of wheat of
raising 41) bushels of wheat on $L0 land. and 30 but hele of
and 1110 bushels of oats on $10 land. Along the various lin,
Pacific Railway, such yields as 100 bttshels of oats, and 110
and 00 bushels of barley per acre are frequently obtained
that well ?
Sec A. Marchan.l's new advertise- • conduct .le.sBirks.sof St :,for le l'
men( on page I.1. church next Sunday. Rev. Going
Mrs. T. Il. McCallum •pr+ntt two takes Rev, Itit•k't :appointment at
(1•1y4 in London lost week. f Sea fout h. The seivices will be in
the interests of •:Itc 5uperannu:tlio:l
fund,
.lir. and 'Sirs. itohert Trick,
Clinton spent Sunday the guests of
During Recent Months Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Samtwell.
Mts. !told Elliott, of Brant
F'orsiillustrated literature
s and
fullnformation,call on
J. J. KNIGHT.
Depot ticket agent. Exeter.
J. D. McDON L Toronto.
District passenger agent.
AL ill or COM
a leo Col Yoe Now Ain
ot
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THF. I who bars l ec•n spends,%g a few rt. t)'s
Era.i0rr w%itlt ND-. :ltu► \ins. It. (•alley, his
%%it. for her 11 to 4itutd l laal. h11
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""' over von% steps at his r V
borne.
Mr. B. .r, ey on ' residence' in -
,Y#1/11 �� jurinz his hick. and Iris bred contin-
ue ONT. I t o 1 he house ever since.
Has receivedCOR. YONGE & ALEXANDER STS i \fila 011ie �icl.au;hlin left Mott -
COR.
'rn , FIFTEEN, Ttt'RN- day for llieM, where she it:i5 met
TY AND EVEN FIFTY TIMES as by Mr. .l. A. Stanley, of Winnipeg.
many calls for stenographers,
bookkee )era. etc.. as it had stud•
ente gr eating during the same
months. Some of the salaries of-
fered were from $41) a month to
$1,200 per annum. THIS CCLEARLYiNntc
INDICATES THE R
REST SCHOOL FOR
YOIINO NEN ANI) WOMEN TO PAT-
RONIZE. linter now. Handsome
catalogue free.
W. J. ELLIOTT,
Principal.
NORTH WEST LANDS
If not, Why not go Where Yoe
Its easy to own a farm, tha fret crop pays for it. Writ
Pickard who is thoroughly posted on the situation. It m
you. We have spent the whole of this section travelling
and have made a number of very desirable selections of fel
ate now offering for sale at C. P. R. prices.
We give Speculators 0 years in which to pay for 1
Settlers 10 years in which to pay for lands.
R. E. PICKAR
General Selling Agent for C. P.
Office at Residence,
Death of Mrs. Anthrone Smith.—
Word was received here on Wednes-
day of the death of Alberta 1'. liod-
tins, wife of Ambrose Smith, of
Woodstock, formerly accountant 1n
the Exeter branch of the Sovereign
hank nt the ate of 29 years. Th- re-
mains ,were taken •to Ilentall, Mrs
Smith's forgoer home. and the ,tuner
it wilt be held today from 81.l'aul's
(-hutch thtre,interuinnt heirs a1 the
Exeter cemetery.
and will le m•n'ied today. 1'or-
1)•ith of William 3irni sonuse. ln••A
t tette rs flex l 11 k• lent life of inerry .
it
The Epu7' th I..•.1!t3 or 1h.' \login 1',1114' to a peaceful .tertn,natton on
street church iail a 40(431 tatitcrjnt •I'n^s,lay oficroor•n, Nov. 1ith, t,lt"n
on Tuesday erenint. Mk. Dorney \\'illi'tm .laniiesun breathed his tact
i )n 1•1•t t tie Ca'er1 Presbyterian mane, at
or eat r 1 t
,the a report t the , Niue Scott
:IL T.nedon 1141 %••4'k, the adwance,l :, to of F1 years lite P
Ianaie'�.rm I::id :1 par-
. �.
1 rt. t: •
remelt 11,41 his •ttalrbrIlvnie•, nlylir stroke al)Oul rtwn 1710111 11
CUT -R A
FURNITURE
Having our Immense Show Rooms
and up-to-date furniture in every line, an
room for some large shipments of goods
have decided to open the fall trade with
Cut Rate Sale to which, we invite all in
to come and examine our goods and coin
fore placing their orders, as we intend cut
every article in our store lower than we have
to do before. So don't fail to take advantag
to buy furniture at prices never before know
ROWE & ATKI
The Leading House Furnishers and nine
Mr. 13. S. O'Neil slipped •on the
sidewalk Monday morning injuring
his right arm. Although no: ser-
ious he itt compelled to carry it in
a sling.
Death of Mfrs. Chas. 1)orwwood. —
The resident s of Exeter will sympa-
thize wti111 Mr. Churlcv 1)orwcwd, of
Pullman, III., in tit': death of his w ire
Mary, elm died tit:•r" on Sunday,
Nov. 12th, 1905 front pneumonia and
general break down, aged 56 years.
Both 51r. and Mrs. Dorwood were
well and favorably known here. Mr.,
Dorweod having built the flax mill
nt thr north end, %which Le conducted
for 17 years, ten years a 1'1 moving to
Pullman), ills, where they made t hr it
home. The deceased was a Canad-
ian, having ,K`e'n born near St r it foril,
:tail was married to Mr. i)orwood
years azo in Toronto. Mrs. Durwood
tt as in Exeter :11)ou1 a year, and be-
ing desirous of spending her declin-
ing years here purchased a tiptoe on
iluron street, jntending with her
husband to return t14 Exeter next
y'ar. Mr. rind Mrs. I)orwc,r,t were
never blessed 1% it children, Alt houth
one was lvwrn no them but r,4•v, r liv-
ed. 51r. i)orwnet,l, and \1 r. Gus.
I'lo.%tn, of Pullman. +e intimate
f n i'•n,t of the. (amiJy.acreel t• retied t he
tettt:tii:4 1.o Exeter, where they were
interred 00 'Lu ruby ntornint.
at►
NO POISON IN CHAMBERLAIN'S
COUGH RES! EDY
From Napier New Zealand, Her-
ald: Ttv41 years ago the Pharmacy
Hoard of New South Wales, Austral-
ia, had an analysis made of all the
cough medicines that %%ere sold i.w
tltrtt market. Out of the entire list
they found only one t h :t they de-
clared
as entirely free front
i
clarcd w ) I
poisons. This excerption was Cham-
berlain's Cough Remedy in tdc ny 11he
Chamberlain Mcdicina Company. Des
Moines, Iowa, t'• S. A. The nbscnce
of all 'narcotics makes Iltis rermdy.
1he serest' and best that can be (till; Wfe
and it is with a feeling 1)[ scant ty'
over
that any mother con rite jt to her ehvdr s
little m,es. Chamberlain's Cough IsueetAes
Remedy i9 especially recommended
by its makers for couglts, colds,
croup and whooping cough. This
remedy is for sale in Exeter by \V.
S. llowcy.
51uniripal t'o'iI1es.—Asporlllt. for
honors at 1tt" roman; January clue•
li>ra t^ 1� tir.ni1t 1 t nn-
rrtnce themselves, 1L•e ,office of
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1 Reeve 11;c: dy having Ih'('° condi
Vereen .rave t 1 ra \\tll,s 1110111 h \tr, dales 1n Ile d, -!I Thr• ree.e nl ►'
eupa„t of III” chair. \1', l:. h. et
(:jdl4'y tendered a Fo'n. \1i+' rein:, and Ill it with ,the infirmities of 1,11 states that lo' has leen wafted upon
Enl1lek a solo, and R. G,1rneY a into. were the equate of his do it h• boor I I.y p tieletaticn a'kint hint 10 try
IMr. McCailitin occupied 'the etti;r en wan iltvs he writ u•na.hle 1n Itozn,z4' r.;t' the hnr;at5 grain, \\'. 11. l.etett,
1 w•le able taint: -r• The lee;;it)ta any of the members of tl:e family(whois :,t •prevent a nlcrnlle) c;f tl,,:
of the Ira rue ars very integer' in i and bis death %cgs hourly rx;.er1 rd• I. r,,u,acil I r:irvl has lien a' ked to rn
and it is desired that everv:'cdy 1'he deceased wag horn in Alx•rdeen-i . ...r Ills ert l
a%P, and a.-ke Taylor
ni,ke an effort •to al tend. •hire, Scotland, and came to tb° T,y1nr, and r• ha has at
'rsl •cl � Ijn t is Leen councillor, ha {
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WE WANT THE
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1.13ft.
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Wire Gate, r
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Complete with Hinges and
Hl€iH GRAD
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21 onlyts. Jewel Ready Mixe1
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12 " 1 pts.
54 " 1 qts. 46
44
Offici rt. Ilford of , in fl ry u1 1Pte ft . Ili
different I itlir
• I Th. Quarterly itch in t:n^I•,11. ,fterwards mowi'it Ir -en a.ke•d by his friend( to allow ZZ•
rs1
where r te ,go �
th \l a:n .hoot Met Lie
ch
1 toe hr c arra d nn lea 1 .. before Ire people
[either and edits^ buaine•+• .'' me 111 Iry her lh• hnnora 11'.
heir. at !licit- rezul it meeting on
A few sections of good Monday ew{ ring ttn amorously Ira` st.l
NOI'th•West 1'llltl for sale at To \1r. and Mrs. It. I,u n
t) t we tt spend his aleelinint day.. 1 rt I,In.11inr ntuu:ci1v11 nffattF, n.td
departure
tl: folio,‘inz reso1utctcr
Mount I n t
All
I
years ado h^ moved to 1)nrhtin, :in
.l Ihre( of t10014! :those tr•tu)e•l (cntleutan
about 1t yrars n•g�• conte Io Exeter I.tv 1f7.11
u1 ext,t.ri01 0 i.t
It is t- tit treat es ret to ,lar'• co.., ; fight for he leader-
OFFICE
cnder
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ERNEST ELLIOTT !gni the c to %awe I t) lwwo .wrnr awl int r�•t,nr Several
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gentlemen not to tuule .ibt y y
at North-west to of Ctna- Conservative y 1we in I''ai',iror-. ilauzhler,l, rt. n` the present
1 \\'e hereby desir,' to cont' Y r- hr. �.i:1inicvon. 51. 1'. 1'. (.,r swoe
.t Mouni 1'0-- Councillors have signified their in-
F•p• C ._-1 , •reit ion 4.1 eel itinz at the cad eg the
e lensed to our ch11rc11 nor est )til11\lratl(Itt�) 5!,rtin, 91 i:we ,resent yen, f rat there is .1.1 d•atht,
�n ns �nprine ter. The remains %till he 1 )ken to 1 %then ll:37 I1ule oranea .gift of them
1 Gurney ' ,.ill Lc in 1he held :1t1 well as 1bern
\iisa �i,rtin'+ ro:mn In the =drool char
••ee cloy^d tor a (ample de .ti dory! this t1, 111. Ohe kindt.at %'safes follow IIM G. zTn. st illilKil 1ha (Thur` ')utter :'.sp 111c
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wwagank owtjng to ahc death of Icr 1)-'1rtlftof thetrBaird oew iby H. E 1IIu Hust;tied on on., for l'Luted.I:c F1tipPed ,fnMt.�
,grandfwther.
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therm our Fillet.'" 11:11,k. (^" il,e ra. 1
w•ir0 5 tendered
chair, )l r. Gurney as bailer of th,
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44 gal S• 46
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1 " 4qt. Ice Cream Freezer $
HEAMANS
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