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'i'iiE EXEIER '1'iIAh,S, FEBRUARY 15tb,1906
STEWART'8
ftBRU#IRY WHITE W[#1R SflL,E
Having received a full range of Ladies' Whitewear,
bought direct from the manufacturers. Here are a few
special lines.
EnCFor Elegant Night Gown of Cambric, .;quare shaped neck, yokes form.
Moo ed with strips t'f Nainsook and rows of insertion, ruffle of embroidery
around neck and sleeves, length 51, 56 and 58 Weber,.
For a Swell Night Gown of Fine Cambric, high neck, yoke formed
$I.00 of tiny tucks and lace insertions. lace ruffle around neck down the
front and on sleeves, full size, length 56 58 and 90 inches.
a25Fo
$1 t• Stylish gGowof Fmc, re , yoke e-
• eti of lace inNisertiohtn, finen tuckingioe,Cacatnhricbriinsertion
squaneckand lace rfetultte,
lace ruffle on neck and sleeved, full size. length 56, 58 and 60 inches. A bar-
gain for $1.23,
35cLadies'Drawers of Cambric, deep camhric ruble with two tucks edged
with lace, sizes 23, 23 and 27.
65cLadtee' Drawers of Fine Cambric, deep Nainsook rutile, with five fine
tucks edged with lace, double hand, sizes xi, 25 and 27.
35cA Special Corset Coyer of Nainsook, French style, open neck, V-shaped
in front, trimmed with lace, all size 32 to 41.
45(,A Winner Corset Cover of Fine Nainsook, Dorothy low neck, Vandyke
front of embroidery. with edging of embroidery to match, all sizes
from 32 to 44.
SOCA Natty Corset Cover of Special Nainsook, French style, two rows of
lace insertion down front, low neck. trimmed with lace and washable
ribbon and bows on neck and arm, all sizes from 32 to 44.
$1.15
1 1 Ladies Underektrta of Caru'tric, deep embroidery ruffle, with three
• al figure 8 tucks in body, all lengths.
$139Fashionable Underskirt ahf Fine Cambric, deep Nainsook ruffle edged
• with wide Cluny lace, five 8ne tucks above with dust ruffle, any
length.
$195For Styliah Underskirt of Fine Cambric, deep umbrella flounce of
• Nainsook and four r••..vs of lace insertion and lace frill. at bottom
to match and dust ruffle, any 1 ngth.
We are giving the, speoial 20% off on all Fur Coats,
Caps, Gauntlets, Ladi .s Jackets, Muffs and huffs, Fur Lined
Capes and Caperine
What is as Good as tool 1 ? Farmer's Produce. We want all we can get
J"_ -&.- STEWARD'
SU(TflBLE
JEWELERY
RT DIRMOND MILL
We have at present a fine as-
sortment of Chains for ladies and
gentlemen which we guarantee
to wear.
Bracelets, Lockets, Necklets,
Brooches, Rings, Pins, Links,
Cuff Buttons, Collar Buttons and
many other articles of jewelery
in endless variety.
OPTICAL DEPARTMENT
Eyeglasses may not always be
becoming, neither are headaches,
bloodshot eyee, wrinkled eye-
brows and half closed lido. For
any or all of them this may be
alternatine.
We adapt the style of glasses
beat suited to the face of each
patron. Eyes tested free and
aaeisfaction guaranteed,
Wedding Rings a Specialty.
MHR6I1flND
THE JEWELLER
& OPTICIAN,
Eyes Tested Free.
STOCK
TAKING
We are offering special
values in Suitings,
Over Coatings and
Pantings this month in
order to make room
for Spring Goods.
Suitings made to order for
$to.00 and $I2.00
Over .Coatings made to order for
$9.00 and upwards.
Pantings made to order for
$2.5o and 113.00.
W. W. Taman
Merchant Talllor.
REV. (DR.) AND MRS. MEDD. OF
fensall, rieited friends in town Tues-
day. Rev. Medd, who is tilling out
Pis fourth year as pastor of the Hen -
gall Methodist church, has treeeired
o roll from one of tile +Chatham
ohurches. During his pastorate at
flonsalt Rev. Medd has t%en instru•
i02ental in having eereral 4mprove-
c ent. made to the church. List
bear ot the solicitation of the con•
ereg:ation Ire w•a1 urged to remain
'l'ath tbem until the expiration of a
four year term, and to show their
gppreeiation of hie nervier.. gave hin
M drrndsomc increase in salary.
TO ADVERTISERS.
The copy for changes must be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestisemente accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
THURSDAY, FEB. 18th, 1903
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LENT COMMENCES ON MARCH 1
MRS. RICIHARD MURPHY IS VIS-
iting her mother at Clinton.
MR. G. J. SUTHERLAND, OF
Mansell, spent Sunday in town.
DILSSES EFFIE AND ItLTRY TRE•
ble visited friends in London civet
Sunday.
MISS HATTIE WIIITE, OF TIL-
sonburg is visiting Dliss Beattie',"
Robinson.
MISS MILLIE ILYNDMAN LEA -
vee this week for Toronto to attend'
the millinery openings.
MESSRS. DOW AND TENNANT
on Friday shipped two c:arl.oeds of
'horses to the Northwest,
MR. AND MRS. CHARTERS, OF
Egmondvillc, are visiting Mrs. Geo.
McLeod.
MISS ALICE DAVE, OF LONDON,
was the guest of Mrs. Fred Col-
lins over Sunday.
MR. FRANK DELBRIDGE, OF
the Sovereign clank staff, London ,
was in town on Monday.
MRS. THORNE LEFT LAST
Thursday ,for California where eho
will spend a year visiting.
FRED I'ENIIALE, W11O SPENT A
few w'ee'ks visiting friends in Forest
returned home on Thursday last.
MRS. A, F. MALLOY RETURNED
home Saturday ;after a two weeks'
pleasant visit with relatives in Tor-
onto.
MISS LILLIAN HUSTON RE -
turned home on Saturday Jast after
a pleasant visit with friends in St.
Marys.
MiiS8 :TILLIE \V11ITE AND 51118.
F. J. \\riokw ins plcavantly entertain-
ed a numtxv of Lithe. on Wednesday
:a f to r:moon.
FOR SALE. -THE UNDERSIGNED
bats for tole three rows and two
colts. Apply to if. 8teth'in,'London
Road, South.
LOCALS
REV. BALL, OF KJI'l'EN, TOOT:
charge of 11, • rM.rv'ars in .1 ,lass
street church 1 Sunday. Rev.
Going filled Rev. Gill's .pulpit dur-
ing the day.
THE RECENT COLD SNAI' iIAS
been productive of a good crop of ice
and the local users are busily en-
gaged in harvesting their summer
supplies.
MR. AND MRS. R. DOWNIE A
few days ago euietly celebrated the
first anniversary of their wedding.
A few friends were invited to spend
the evening.
MRS. ROSS, OF LIVINGSTONE,
Montana, who visited her sister -obits.
Collins and Miss Bonthron left Tues•
day for St. Thomas, where she will
visit prior to returning to:her home.
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD
of the blain street thurch, Mr. W.
C. Huston was tendered the thanks
for the great service rendered the
boor! for the years Le was a mem-
ber.
A REPRESENTATIVE OF ONE
of the manufacturing concerns which
effort+ aro being put forth to have
located here, wee in town on Mon-
day interviewing Reeve Babies and
other.. The proprietor of the con-
cern is expected here to -slay to make
further invest igatations.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Brame Quinine Tab-
lets. All druggists refund the mon-
o if It falls to erre. E. W. Grove's
Blowier• is on each box. 25o.
GET YOt'lt EYES TESTED 110W.
cy's Drug Stere ,tris.
MR. WILBU'R MARTIN SPENT A
couple: days in London Ibis heck.
Alit. \VM. (NEWCOMIIE LEFT
Monday to visit his brother in
Stratford.
W. H. LEVETT IS iN LONDON
this week attending a a•.'u►tion of the
14th and 18th Scottish ltit r Masonry.
MR. AND MILS. 1'. GOWANB EN-
R.rlaiz d a slept.:, tc<td of young
tievire on Friday everting Last.
OUIt SPECIALTY: -FAMILY RFL-
ceipts diapcnced w•.ith cure staid at-
curi,cy at Cole's I'reser:etion Drug
Store.
hilt. G. BAKER ' "D MR. A.
Blown have Ieturned to their home
in Ethel, after spending u pleasant
time with friends in Centralia and
Crediton.
MISS YELLOW OF LEEDS,
Yorkshire. England, arrived at 'Exe-
ter on Friday evening and will be
the guest of her uncle, Mr. Thomas
)(elbow, for several months at Mount
1'leartiut Cottage.
ALEX STEWART, AFTER LAY-
ing off fo: :t fo w days from the. ar-
dun:pus duties of making "glad rags'
for tite members of the wale sex,
returned to his work on Monday
mooting.
TJIE MARKET REPORTS AS
publitihcd in the 'realms .are received
by us -every Wednesday atter►w.pon
before going to ,press, v0 that far.
metes can feel assured that when thee
read our reports they ore correct.
SEVERAL MEMBERS OF TIIE
blain street church Epworth Leaguo
drove to .11enoall on Mandl), night
to ..assist the ilonsall league with an
extensive prognam. Two sleighs
were neetssrry to take those who
went.
LAST WEEK WE SENT Oi'T A
number of bills :end received a num-
ber of responeee, for w-t►ich we ex-
press our thanks. There are a few
whom we have not heard from a nd
shall be pleased to dove their prompt
response.
ONCE 1!SED ALWAYS IN FAVOR
Qole's Baking Powder.
WORD WAS RECEIVED ON
Saturday last of the serious
illtiess of Mr. A. J. McTavish.
of Galt, son-in-law of Jas. Howard.
Miss Lille Howard left for Galt that
evening in response to the telegram.
Mr. McTavish is well knowvi in Exc-
ter, 'having at otic time conducted a
general store there.
NEW FUNERAL AND, t'NDER-
taking Establiahimont.-Dir. Charles
Beverley. who four or five years ;Igo
sold out 'his interests in the business
firm known ns Beverley & Iluston
to W. C. Iluston and moved to Ifen-
sell, disposed of his Iiensel! property
iha- returned to Exeter to re-engago
In the funeral .and undertaking busi-
ness. Ile eras 'rented, the Opera
house building and is moving in a
barge and complete stock of furni-
ture and mill be open for business
sharpy. Mr. Beverley thoroughly
understands the undertaking and
furniture business and we bespeak
for 'him a libenal patronage.
A DROWNING WAS AVERTED A
few evenings ago by the presence of
mind and bravery displayed by Wel-
ter Dpwmie, the 12 year old son •ot
J. C. Downie, chief turnkey of the
provincial jail, Winnipeg, an 1
grandson of It. Downie, of
Exeter. A party of boys were
snowshocing on the river :ani
one of them, noire .daring thin the
rest, pnoeeeded to explore an air
hole with the result that he fell into
the icy water. The boys become pan-
ic stricken and nan away, with the
exception of young Downie. Who se•
cured ;►pole rind pushed it out to
the dno ening •Ltd. who grasped it and
atter a severe struggle was drawn
from the wlater onto the solid ice. Ile
was Loaned a 'dry overcoat by Dowei.0
after which he hastened to his home
11E ALVA'S COLLEGE GIRLS
and Sullivan's Oanoert COM panv
which opened •a week's engagement
at the opera house on Thursday est
is a :much better slow than even the
jolly goof natured, enlarged Billy
Bounce, L. J. Robson, 1 he adv ince
agent, claims for it. We have of -
times been called upon to pay 35
cents to sec sl'ow's ,not half as good
as the ono owned by the Irislt 'pro-
fessor, end 'he oharges only 10 and 15
cents. The band is coral osed of sev-
eral lade , w•ivs are unlike
the members of good many
Vaudeville Companie.. They con•
dusct themselves as ladies should
and certainly can turn out good .mu-
sic. To -tined dogs, acrobats, comedy
.ttihts by Billy Gibbs and others fill
the hill. it is n,ndoubtedly the finest
all round Vaudeville elbow that has
visited Exeter.
THE FIRST CARNIVAL OF TIIE
season was held in Kiloton's skat-
ing rink on Monday evening
last and in spite of the counter at •
traction, the free show nt the Opera
house, there was a good attendance.
Some of t he costumes were very good
showing that considerable time had
been spent in making the r.tinents.
In all about 100 skaters took part.
For the best ladies character cos-
tume, Miss Lillie. Huston, .as the
"Fencing Girl" took first prize ;
Victor Sanders hall the best gentle-
men's clriractcr costume; 'F'rnnk
Weekes wee the fancy dressed gen-
tleman on the rink and Mr. F.
Welters and Miss Walters gave the
}pest impersonation of a 'country
couple. Al. Daymen had the best
keel take off. lie dressed es Ned
Hell, of Stec -en British Mixtures fame
and it took clove inspection to Fee
that he wasn't the gentleman him-
self. Gerald Ihtrdon won the prize
es the best dressed boy or girl.
There was no trouble in mat-
ing this selcction,as his costume w:as
one of the hest ever sten on the local
rink. in the -mile open mace there
were ten entries, Tont flirting, W.
Bern. F. Weekes, Ii. remelt, W.
Knight, Frank Rae -den, II. 8. \Val•
ter'., C. Dyer, Hob Taylor end .1.
Rumford being the contestants. All
but Carreig, Walters, Knight end
Wake. pulled out of the nice early
in the gone, Knight tt.1 mast o1 the
way, (;,.ding pissing him at the 10th
Inp, but fell and the race mos
between Knight end Walter.. Wal-
ters managed t take 1 he lead on
the Last lap and win by :a few feet.
The band was in attendinee to en-
liven the proceeding..
Stylish
Cloth Skirts
Pretty Light Tweed Skirt., made in
latest style. with pleats and self cov-
ered buttons. Price $4.23 and $5.
Pretty Black Skirta wade of floe
covert cloth, nicely trimmed and well
made, in all sizes, Price $3 75 & $5.
Ladies' Skirts. hard finish Black
Panama, made with pleats, double
silk stitched, cut very full, very new
design, a decided bargain, $5.00.
About 1 doz Ladies' B. ck Under-
skirts, made of excellent quality black
Mercerized Sateen, with wide corded
Flonnce and Frills, regular price $1.50
for $1.19.
10 only ladies Black Cloth Jackets,
36 inches long. Ined throughout, very
pretty styles, regular price $10,00 and
$12, reduced to $6.85,
A few special prices on Fur Ruff's.
$15.00 Sable Ruff for $9,00
8.50 Sable Ruff for 6.23
0.75 Sable Ruff for 4.75
11.00 Sable Ruff for 4.00
5.50 Sable Ruff for 3.75
Snell It Rowe
Market Report. -The following is
the report of Exeter markets, cor-
rected up to Fob. 15th.
Wheat, 76 to 78 cents per bus:
Oats, 32 to 34 cents per bushel
Shorts, $19 to $20 a ton.
Peas, 60 to 65 cents a oushel.
Bran, $17 per ton
Flour, $2.25 per cwt.
Feed flour, $1.20 per nw•t.
Clover seed $6 to $7.50 a bus.
Barley 43c. per bus.
Hay, $7 per .ton.
Turkeys, lac. per pound.
Hogs, liveweight, $6.35 a cwt,
Hogs, dressed, $8.50 to $8.75 .a cwt.
Butter, 20c per pound.
Eggs, 18c. a dozen
Onions, 75c. per bushel.
Dried apples, 3e. per lb.
Chicken, yowl?, 7 Gents per pound
Ducks, 10 cents per Ib.
Geese, 10 cents per Ib.
Coll, $6.75 to $7.
Potatoes, $1 a bag.
LICENSE INSPECTOR TORRANCE
was in town Tuesday on .offioi,3l bust.
ness.
REV. GOD\VIN THIS ,WEEK
started revival services at Sex -
smith.
MR. BEN-OLIEL WON TIIE MED -
al for Oratory in the college coo -
test 'held in Toronto last year. Don't
fail to !hear him .int the opera, house
next Monday evening.
OUR CURLING CLUB IS PRO-
gressing rapidly in numbers and
members. also in proficiency of
this gnand old game. Over a dozen
,have now got "staves" of their own
and next year we expect some grand
'names with outside clubs. "Soop her
up" "Fetoh her in" Its richt upon
the T. Thole ore the brief' in hard
rink, \%Shen the ice .is gLore and free.
The genie! Secretary -Treasurer Gco.
Andersson will bo glad to receive
fresh urines as tncmbors.
ECLIPSE OF THE MOON.-FAiit
Luna, ,rs the lovelorn ere apt to
call Ow orb. in the summer months
when Grand !lend is a trysting place
looked sick early Friday morning.
She hid lost her color and from) Fair
Luna she turned to n fairly good
rcprescntkatiwt of Darkest Africa.
Astranomioally speaking tho moon
went into a total eclipse. It dis-
appeared behind a dark shadow that
name from n combination of the sun
and earth, which conspired together
to give Cha.nlio Snell n chance with
his up-to-date electrical ntaohi;nery.
The eclipse started on schedule time
and ended as.per :tethedute and could
be soon witdrout smoked glasses.
Very few remained up to see the big
night Limp put temporarily out of
business. According to people who
stargaze at times when they are in
Love, end other times too, the eolipse
sas a SUCCese.
THE SEASON FOR
COULIHS AND COLDS
Is at hand and everybody is li-
able to catch them. No cough
remedy has ever been discovered
that will cure every cough, but
we are sure, we have one that
comes a little nearer to doing it
than most of them. It has stood
the test of years and has given
entire satisfaction. Why experi-
ment when you can get instant
relief with
GOLF'S GOUGN CURL
which is scientifIcallf"prepared,
absolutely harmless to even the
smallest child and every bottle of
which is guaraeteed. Your mon-
ey back if not satisfactory. Large
bottle 23c.
COLE'S DRUG STORE
BXBTEIR.
OUR BRANDS
OF FLOUR .. .
PURE MANITOBA
Name not so catchy as some
other brands, hut quality superior
Price $2.45 per cwt.
MANITOBA BLEND
"STAR"
5 per cent. Manitoba.
Price $3.25 per cwt.
PRINCESS
Choice Pastry.
Orders left at Howey's Drug
Store or at the mill, receive our
prompt attention.
HARVEY BROS.
Merchant Millers
EXETER, ONTARIO.
"FOR ALL EYES
It requires experience in the opt io iI
line to know how to fit them. That's
an easy proposition though with us.
"Fitting eyes" is our business.
"EYES PERFECTLY FATED!"
will be the exclamation of you and
your friends after visiting us. Wo
never "guess' what to do, like some-
times happens. Have us take care of
your eyes and they will be properly
looked after at a minimum price.
W. S. HOWEY, Phm. B.
Chemist and Optician. J
Phone 30. EXETER, ONTARIO. ,
i
The old way to cure
a cold
The New Way
take
Howey's
"Cure a
Cold"
Capsules
Only 23 centa
a box.
COURT NOTES
TWO cases were pilled at the court
held in the town loll, yesterday,
Magistrate (lumber, ot Goderiol► pre-
p aiding. County Crown Attorney See-
ger hooked after the interests of the
Crown. i 1 ,
Tlh,c first cares suns Chit of Rumohr
vs. Iteettin. This mus a caro in
which lleattie traded a buggy Dud
set of harness to itutnohr for a
horse. Beattie, it was alleged took
the buggy Isom Rumohr's stable.
Beattie claims that the horse wan
not as guaranteed. The ease was
first tried in Crediton some weeks
alio and dismissed. The case wan
not settled as we go to press.
The caws of Novitt vs. liobier,
started late in the afternoon. Par-
ticulars will be given siert week.
Make Your .teggrled w-i"t \•o_r short, stubby,
acngKly Iu-irf O: would on tike it
•
IOIIgol, tichrr, th::-::nr P T�cn feed It
with iial1'e Vows" ':,10 Sic :Zan Hair
ilair
Rerewor. Teore'n r -id comfort in ! rO�j"I hrt tc'- p ,- i.• Fla I
r.0 at • �. '.n re r^.tI
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,CARLIN() B:2
DRESS GOODS
Just arrived "Our New Spring Dress Goods". They surpass
anything we have previously shown. We have something that will
please everyone and will be only too pleased to show you our full
range.
Crepe De Chene, all shades, good quality, 5oc yd.
Ealemires, all shades, Silk and Wool 5oc and 75c yd.
Light Grey Tweeds, very new 5oc and 95c yd.
Venetian Cloth, all colors, very latest, 5oc and 75c yd.
Broad Cloth, all colors, very swell 75c and $1.00 yd.
Mohairs in plain and mixed goods 5oc and 75c y
Sheppard's Check, new and natty, 50C y
Summer Suitings
SHIRT WAISTS
A BIC BUNCH OF ALL KINDS
PLAIN GINGHAMS
PLAiN LINENS
PLAIN VESTINGS
PLAIN CHECKS
FANCY GINGHAMS
FANCY LINENS
FANCY VESTINGS
FANCY CHECKS
PLAIN SATEENS FANCY SATEENS
DUCKS, DRILLS AND PRINTS ALL IN.
ASTOMIA SHOES
CARLINC-1- BROB.
YOUR MONEY IN
TME SOVEREIGN BANK OF CANADA
Never stops working day or night and no money
comes more easily than interest money you can start
an account here with one dollar.
Interest Paid 4 Times a Year
whether you look after it or not.
CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETER
JOSEPH SNELL, Manager. GLADMAN & STANBURY, 8olicitora,
GOBIIEN LINE, STEPHEN.
Mr. Frank GLi,'iville, who has been
laid up arith the 'la grippe is able
to be out again.
Mies 1ilortha Snell, of Exeter, is
visiting with her gnutd parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Dinney.
Mr. Rueben Davey and bride have
returned aiter a few days on their
honey :moon trip and will be at their
home to meet their ,friends.
Mr. henry Smith spent Saturday
'in Exeter.
Mrs. George .Mawhinney ,who baa
been laid up for esome time with n
gathering in her hand, le much bet-
ter.
Miss Myrtle llcrtzel who has
been visiting the past week with
Mics Annie Yearly has (returned to
her home at Crediton East.
Mrs. Joseph Lawson and Mrs.
Chambers visited with Mrs. Wm.
Mawhinney one day last !week.
Fox hunting is all the rago now.
adapt; our good .hunt ars aro eiopt
quito busy.
Mrs. Wm. Mnrtyn visited with bee
sister, Mrs. Schrader, of Shipka, on
Friday last.
Miss Jennie and Lyman Glanville
entertained a few of their 'friends on
Monday everting. The evening wag
spent in card playing and other
amusements. All went shows quit*
bappv with the enjoyable evening
spent.
Quite •a number fno n here fatten&
ed tho oyster supper 'at Crediton on
Wednesday evening.
Mss. Thos. Yearley spent a few
days Last week with her sister, Mrs.
George Lawson, of the Babylon Lino.
Mr. Willie Sahrader, of Shipki, is
engaged with Mr. Wm, Yearley for
a few months.
Mr. and Mrs .Win. Mawhinnef
spent Sunday with 'friends of Sharon.
Doors
Close February 28••
Nairns
Scotch Linoleum, 4 yds wide, $1.75 per yard
Lace Curtains 20 per cent. discount
A great Slaughter in Prices of Wall Papers
One only Dinner Set, 97 pieces, $11 for $6
Groceries
Uncolored Japan Tea regular 25c per lb. 5 lbs for $1.00
Ceylon Tea, black or green reg 25c a lb, 5 lbs for $1.00
Famous Breakfast Tea, black, 40e a lb, 31 lb for 1,00
Famous Breakfast Tea black or green 50ea lb, 21 lbs $1
Coffee, blended by Chase & Sanburn 40c lb for 35c lb.
lbs Oatmeal for 25e. 21 lbs Granulated Sugar $1.00
23 1b3 Yellow Sugar $1.00. Royal Yeast Cakes 4c
Forest City Baking Powder, 14 Sealer 25c for 17c
Extracts -4 Flavors, 7c per bottle.
Black Pedper, regular 40c per Ib, to clear at 25c per lb.
Spices, regular price 30 per or., to clear at 2c per oz.
Peas, 7c per can, to clear 4 for 25c
Mixed Pickle, reg. price 13c per bottle, now loo per bottle
All Groceries at Reduced Prices
TERMS:'
-Produce or Cash.
f NO GOODS GiVEN ON APPROBATION. NO 60003 TAKEN BACK ASTER P014
Poplestone & Gardiner.
One door north of Post Office.
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