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ru1RTY-SEVENTH YILA.R-No 1911
EXETER, ONT , CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 2nd 1910.
• • • Men's and Boys' Furnishings
:%'e are always up to -date with our (lents Furnishings.
the Summer Goods are now ready for you. Nothing but
best are shown,
. ♦ Is•t}Fyssyssz New Shirts New (:lovee
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JONES & MAS
Phone No. 32.
Novelties in Wash Dress/Materials
This is the time of the year fox your %Vash Dresses. \Ve aro
in a splendid position to supply your wants. Our stock •.sae
never so good or showed such a variety of materials in all the
leading shades.
New Royal Linens
We have a nice assortment
of this fashionable cloth -
colors are Tan. Blue, Linen,
Chatupagne and Fawn.
Price per yard 25c
striped Linen Sultiugs
These fabrics make up very
stylish for Dresses, Suits or
Coats. Our stock shows a
good variety of colors and
stripes.
Prices per yd. 25c, 30c, 35c
Gotten Kopp Suiting
In these you will fin(, a
tempting showing of colors
including White, Blue, Tan,
Champagne. Amythist and
Raisin. Price per yd, 2.,c.
ambr
Gln hams & h
G
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Plain Chambrays and Ging-
!Innis, also Checks, Plaids and
Stripes, which are in demand
We carry a full range of col -
ere.
Price per yd 121c
Stylish New Wash Suits
We are showing a very swell line of Wash Goole for this
season. Do not fail to see them as they are very stylish and jail
the go.
For $5
%Ve have some yery swell
Wash Suits. Plain or Striped
with Fancy Trimmings. Just
try one of our $5 Suits.
Forj$7
Buys one of our best \Vash
Suits. They are real smart
and one of the hest you can
buy for the money. Well
made and good value.
Big Reduction in Millinery
Our Milliners are offering some Special Reductions on Millin-
ery for this week. Now is the time to buy your Summer Hat,
Our stock is right up to the minute and you ate sure to get the
right styles.
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New fancy Sox ---~New Co xt 1'ndertyear_
New fancy Belts New Ties New I-nibrias
New Felt, Straw, Crash and Linen Hata and Fancy Clips
Men's and Boys' Clothing
Just arrived -200 Men's and Boys' Spring and Summer Suits.
All bought at job prices and will be sold for Game. These are
the real nifty stuff in two or 3 piece suits.
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Ifeit(1(lnarters for the ('t'll'hr•eiti'd W. E. Sanford
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new Season the \Veaveri bring out Patterns more
l� attractive than ever before. This season is no excep•
tion, (treys and Blues are the nredomitiating ideas
in Color with a sprinkling of Brown the variety is almost
endless.
Do not he afraid to have an extra Snil, n change
will make your ('h•thee last longe►.
•. Por Young Me n
i. %VP have some Special Styles, with a little 111o1•e snap II1111
II ginger in the Cut and the (•olorin s than i
ig suit the older end
It 1more conservativ • wearers. (sur ('Intim; suit men of AI
tastes,. the Styles are distinctive and the Qualities ala ay,• te-
_' liable.
•HIGH-GRADE FURNISHINGS. HATS, CAPS, 9i
BOOTS & SHOES, NEW COLLARS.
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.D o Not Buy It Until
You Try It
^; s rlthe-\!ienr•tle )t.,znr 11s not
• I f1is 11re 1..e1. but by
f n , t electricre, ear tat
V, n 01111.1 ralrlre of 2.degree.)
same instant the steel Is
• •1, r.. Ad in a I'.- „ err:, ,•i:r,.rir ti1:.1
d.amobda have bten pro-
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•est s t'.'• bridert cutting-
; 0 to .•n•.• -.a blade tI:.I
• lo, .,f. tine • of perfe, t
s �: •vino. r.o grinding.
;,. • tris. ' • 1•.t' , ,•dg,.' 1t
.ap.'riur to uby r•„r ever Made,
whether the ,: tar, :•:•, hol1nw-ltloan,l
or the "wafer" 1.1 ,!.• of the "wifely •'
But you do r, 1sed to take our
W. J. II EAMAN,
%I'll for Oils -yeti can try the ('athet-
Aingnslie Wlth..nt riskin,. n {Miens. . f
)-our own !nose --yen .:u, (11p.11 3r
e„o1, enmfnrtabie Phalen %tint It ;,1 o ,
txpense-you tan compare 11 With 1'1•
lazor that yon rue hew 'ming 1
�,..Igo for yourself w•hltb le best -:h •.,
f yon want. vee ran return ow ('arie•-
I...gnetic and not be 0111 a t. nt.
LOO; roa tea ta;c PAPA
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EXETER, ONT
The Times from now until Jan. 1911 for 50c,
111: J'1'Itl'0t5E
Oft I meek with disappointments.
And tits ttorlds dark. (-Willing' Harold ilo)io visited in (etit•alia
frown. }sat tvccl:. ,
And i try cherished castles Frank Boyle spent Sunday at his
One es one come tumbling down. home in Centralia.
IJut I smile. ens jest keep hopin;
Tit: re hili chart r: brizbter day. Mr. Ti tek, of Clinton. visited rela-
\Whzn the sun of cheer Will banish tiros M. town last week.
Ali the shadows from the way. I Mr. S. G. Bawcl••rt was in London
Tu, -slay on business.
Miss Mary E. Taylor is ci•itin;
Locals
Oft my heartache grows intense,.
!With tears I will not shed.
friends at lion.
And this boon sly soul is craving
Flutter; from my way instead. \t,-, 1.._!,art 11o00 is ,aid +.p ,lith
And •tny path 1 fain would raider 1,1 :,I!ael: n' quinsy.
Smooth and pleasant. flowers hiss M. Roessler and Mira M. Ach••-
slrewn, son spent Sunday at Crediton.
iIt•t its rough hills ,;ramble sitarim .- Mr. Al -x Morlock, of Detroit, visit-
s.,"
� ••d his mother in 'town this week.
Burning desert, sandy dune. Mrs. McCoy. piodalk. of Detroit, Is
Fran -the cup of 'nectared pleasure,visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Murray.
Fain a deep draught would 1 quaff, harry Sweet is confined to hitt
But Its shattered ere I touch it, home through illness.
And 1 c•rlio with a laugh.
Yrs. •t lough, it help; ',o bear i:j Air, and Mrs. lltobt.ness. 'Kerslake are
And I ltnb with undimmed eye visiting nt Londrsborn.
11')1..1, my fond dealers lie broken- lies• \\'ill �wret is plowly recover -
With :1 snlil:. I pats theta by, g iro► Ile. recent illness,
And [ laugh at ring ng censure Miss Laura Davis. of London, visit -
And I stifle every moan '•d !1[i`s Olive'\Willis this week.
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At its birth each high is strangled. Mr. Mark Salter his Lis
I will not. bowiling groan. ?rop.,.ty by alter anew strains
Thinking not of wrong nor weakness. lies. Goo. Itnokn, of the ,loner &
I will nobler grow and strong, Mrs.
Staff i, off work owing to ill•
Firm in high and steadfast purpose ness,
To make life a grand. tweet song. Mr, Ben., Makins. Exeter Nor: h. is
'-'"as- !ntttiri 1 site foundation tinder 11:
Miss Laura .tory is visiting her his -
Mrs, W. Lamport. of Crediton, is n.^.rfi.
tor, hire, king near Crediton, week'
acid
g n W.
of Jamrstost week. tits-
visiting
his son W. D. in town last
visiting her mother. Mrs. S. Quance. eek'
To -morrow (Friday, King George's
birthday is a statutory holiday but
wi!' nor Its observed in town.
Th^ Jackson Mfg. Co. are this week
advertising for girls to work in their
factory.
•1'11 • Bowlers tt 1i voan be enjoying
:h.ir tett• er.•en as t her is a beautiful
n' crass on `.:•
M.-, Lizzie Fruit(' has returned
home after visiting her sister. Mrs.
Tomlinson. o: London.
Mr. and Mrs, "S, T. 10obier and chilef-
r.•n left Wednesday on •a two weeks
visit with relative- in 'Buffalo.
Mr. kind Mrs. Joos, Taylor, of Zur-
iris are visiting the for. -•-•r., parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Tariu:. Exeter
North.
Be sure to attend th+' auction sale
of General Merchandise on :laturda•
.1 :r1.• (tb, afternoon and v
- • :ask!, en i.: pagr. -
Mr. Paul Madge lea on Tu:achy
tor attik River, Alta., with two ear-
1oads o' sheep and ones of settlers
-fleets.
Mr. and Mrs,. Sherwood. of Crystal
City. Mau.. were here on their honey-
moon lastrwick. and visited MrP. \W,
Cudtnoc,
\lr-. ,la., Wasters :Ind daughters
I:- •!t and Aun:s.• of Duluth. Minn.,
a, t• -.ting her parents Mr. and Mrs.
L. 1 la rdy,
Mr. Elinor: Senior. sted••nt of Tor-
onto 1:nicersiey. is visiting his par-
. tits Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Senior. Iii•
.-Piesis to leave this week for \Winni-
int •: a,ions are out announcing the
:.::.rr.a:; • o.' Mr. 11. Gregory. of
sornt.'ord. Pon of Mrs. %'hos, Gr:gory,
of town to Miss Davidson of the Paine
city.
Abort 23 yound ladies of the sew -
ng circle met at the home of Mr. A.
Dow on Tu: sday evening and tender -
fl n shower to Mise J, • ie Dow, Light
refreshments were served and :t ver,
.•njoyable---v.n:ne spent.
Mr. :lnd Mrs, to-. Ilam ;Ind Mr.
and Mrs. P
, John Kant. o. Brantford,
who nr• on a tai:r through Western
'Mt also in'th•ir auto called on Mr.
and Mrs. D. W. F. Wavers Tuesday.
Jos. Ilius is an ald.•rman
.t, t}'• city of Brantford.
1..,
-inlay the h I's! ' at the school
n .. fit:,' c•-lebrating the union of
.%Irirtwow 1•,k• -s her plar ttith
d into ens Dominion and 1'ui(rd
South A't i.••i now Inks her else • e lt),
the ether r• -:it F -if -trusts -Mei dnnlin-
:on- of t h Itt h I :ul'ir •,
f'n 1'h .r -.lar e arises: of 'a•1 w ek
tI, 1r-. W. Its unicorn's% 11 Ise i,
tt , lurk nr atuund the ssoye p,,•-
p1t'ing hrenkfast. in some situs -r
her -peon cnnght (ire and h,•r clothes
w••re {nick, ignited. She called her
son Tom. whoestingei%bed the flames
tt it h water. but not hefor,' Mrs.
linnlaeonlhr s s.de and arm were
b,d.t c::rn,,d. Ittr hair wrs airs
bsdis s ti;: r1. The ^ecident was (x -
• d t•..!'.y rair.'•.1 and couid not hays
•' - t ;i 14'01'40 tint^ 114 I':1 hill
-r a chic! n as born into 1 h^
The Doctor's I
✓r
If your doctor were to tel
• you That 111 110 hea l i (11 •1
worn 1111P to eye•st.rnin. what
would you do about. ilk
s. \VI' will tell yn i frankly if
• Hist is the reason and tits!.
yn.t ran Believe 111e 0toulrle
ea'-Jv and quickly with ap•tir
of properly adjusted glasses
Even if yen don't (0110 to
• we.Ir (hero all the time they
are helpf,tll whet; tvolking nr
i•t ndying.
\Vm examin/' e}ra free of
• (Allege Anil ',deice intelligent-
ly 114 to requirements. Re-
p tiring .l,m(' while you wait
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Advice
Methodist Conference
The stationing committee of 1Ile
London Conference, meeting in Chat-
ham hane concluded their first draft
of the charges assigned to the different
n►inistere for the coining year.
The following is a list of the ministers
who will be given new charges and
the new congregations assigned to
theist:-l.tmdon. Hyatt street, V.M.S.\
London Junction, supplied; St. Johns,
Sam. Salton; Putman, A R. Kellam;
Nilestown, snpplied; Belmont, A. E.
Jones; Westminster, A. McKibbon, B.
A.; Deleware, W. H, Miles, 13,A.;
Stratford, Central, Frank 111. Wcot•
ton• Milverton, W. 11. Cooper; Tow -
bridge, John Mahan; Harmony. one to
be sent; Wellburn, John Henderson;
Kintore, R. A. Miller: Lucknow, %V.
J. Jolliie; Brussels, 11. E. Currie;
Ethel, David %Vren. 13. A.; Bethel
supplied; Tiverton J. H. Mundy, M.A.;
Belgrave, J. J. Durant; Goderich, F.
J. Oaten, M. A,; Clinton, J. E. Ford;
Blythe, R. Millyard; Aubnrn. R. H.
Barnby, 13,D.; %Velton, R. S. L.; Lon-
desboro. J. H. Osterhnut, B. A.; hay-
field, one to be sent; Exeter. E. G.
Powell; Eliniville A. W. B.; Kippen.
A. 'I'hibodeati; Sylvan, N. V. R. Pent.
land; Strathroy, \V. H.Grahanl;Cairn-
gRornr. one to be sent; Arkona, W -
Patterson: Appin. %Vitt. Sterling; Mt.
Brydges, Geo. Jewett; Wanstead, It.
C. C.; Edys Mills, T. J. Allen: fhed-
ford, A. E. Lloyd; Forest, A E. Fear;
Bosanquet, A. L. 8.; Port Lanibton,
J. E. Junes; Malden. F. 11, Langford;
Gesto, J. F. Reyycraft; Maidstone, Pet-
er Meyers; %Vheatley. D. vv. W.;
Mr, l'r: d J{rooks. of Itidgetown. i.. Romney, S. C. Edmunds; Chatham,
\ ictoria Avenue,
here spending a :ran ,flys with his
E. Medd; Jeannettes
sister, Creek, %V. 13. 13.; Louisville. A. E.
Quit • i prnecssinn of 111/105 sent Doan, B.A.: Morpeth, J. W. Johnson;
through town on Sunday. 1fl were Newbury, F. W. C.; Florence, A. D.
counted;
Miss Ann's Ss tiers return: •i Mon-
day evening from a visit in Clifford
and \Vingham.
Mr. Fred Elliott, of llailey•bury, vis-
ited itis mother. Mrs. B. V. Elliott,
during the least week.
Mr=. T. FIyr•n. who has spsnt the
!is: two week=. visiting in London.
r'turned Bone Sari:rda;.
Mrs. 'Shaddock, of Detroit; Ls vis-
iting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. S.
Etherington. 4th con. Usborne.
Mr. Geo Baker and son Lindsay. of
'•'alkerville. visited the former's fath-
✓ Mr. :\V. Baker. a few days the
'••tit week. - -
Mr. W. McLaughlin. of Ilrantfordt
visited hit parsing. Mr. and Mr 1.
\icLaut;hlin, 141•, forep+rt of Olt turned Tuesday evening frons Sea -
Mr. and Mrs. Whiting and Mr. nnd Miss Marc Ann Tapp ' :•fonday
Mrs. Trevethiok, of J)rinsley, visited 'cr Vird n. `E.in., ;s hers r -n 4%:11 visit
Mr. and Mrs. Nel<ou Nestle one day ^ r • • Mr. Taos. Tapp.
last week. Mr. Will Elliott of Centralia has re-
t:'. L: ty;c. o' 1` .v r, •i M I t is it- turned home front the West. While
'•t:" .. i `•!: - .i -• • •!t,. out there he sold his faro, and realized
M7 -. i. - • • '. • : est ., a neat sum its the turnover.
1 s h 11 ..rs, .0. ! 1
N!- )1•r: Lt::;'..:. • \t••n't 1:. 1 'I` att•nrh'(l
r'.v-d home '[! -'i , t t • 0 0.: tit ,;' '1111 9• ,. ot: ::,ld+ inti::ction of It •v.
two weeks %' 'n11 n.(11 hi. 0 11,-111 -: Mr. �ltichard•ou, t Kippen an Tu.•s-
Mr. and Mrs. T. Luxton. Ld•r,.
11 r, Cha'. Baynes. who has been
norkinit nt the barbering for Mr. L.
MORA left on Mo tiday for Granton,
ell -re he has parchas,-d n shop.
Whaley; -; West Lorne, C. Baker, B.D.;
Northwood, J. A. M.; Springfield. 1.
A. McKelvey; Corinth, John hart;
Strallordville, oue to be sent; Vienna,
.1. 11. ('.; Kingake, 11. D. Tyler; Mala
hide; C. W. Bristol; Sparta, E. W.
Edwards; fort Stanley, C. C. Cousene.
The other charges ,,f the conference
will remain as they were last year.
Rev. Byron Snell of Kirkton also ad-
dressed the meeting on Sunday School
work. Ile spoke particularly of the
need of more energy and interest in
this department of church work. The
audience to -night was cotnposed chief-
ly of preachers and prominent lay-
men.
Mrs. Donald Mcinnis is visiting in
Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. K. McL'• -d re -
,r.1:
Mr. Rob:. St(•••,;. acentnpanit•d Hy
Mr.. tit -'--t and two rllldrrn who hove
-wilt the Hast winter visititi,; lir. and
Mrs. Thos. frier :ttlrl other teiatives
Mr. Jns, llawd.•n, who .has been ta. ''`t for %'ort:l:;.• Is I'rtiri-• nn I'rid-y
itinz 111.4 Fath. r. nerve Wm. Jlawden• Th • io'low'in tak. n irk:,: h••
left Tuesday to resume his duties in T hnto (klub• and hit= r^fir-!:; to
tb.• Molson, I0:.:1k 11 1't. -\rth i:. 1 T • (lac.^,h:'r of nir. ar+d lir=. 1,0
L(:ST-A party desvin;; to(\Woodbsei F!lio:t. o.' Centralia. Ve are p':•t'ed
on '\Wedncsdnt May ':311(. lost a large .o , h.• lliccs F.11lotf i= clirrtaa-
(el cloth wh,I leaving 'Exeter. 1 lad'- a h '• r ro't's:on. , "%rias i.tl':3n
✓ koidly lea% at the Central hotel.; ss.,.1, n 1,:n'1 0!' ?Ir Genevieve (list;.
1 x lei. 1 \': it=on o' 111' (Conservatory of Music.
. T. C.
a1
\ emitt in elo.1', . tinder th 1 highly enjoyable •tad access -
in
aaapir . n.!Se \1'wash •i -unit recital in the 11111,11C ball of
in th • t,i,. li t Ilu :<• on Friday it-• u- tattitiItion ' - • veninz, b'(or-
in.t ;ilii. i h 1 f. ng foe cal- • 1 , 1;• pree:s• ' , .,lienee. Miss
t,'st,u.u, The large number pr'- ,t• -, of attractive
were not d.'nppn;nrt(1 as th progi - s 1 marc tnoz-
was ars 1xe,•il:[nt on' and the Iu'il(l.et'' .77'1ses, t,, . • 0. •' . - ti' 1 iiia
,
in which the boys and girls noluitted o' ton,. The ,tons:: - .:.• r , ►•ru::am
thi shelves brought forth load alp- remained ens or two ch:lrm:its Fong
,17111%' Iliad won for the th•• admits,.(• : rs :n ^•i,! tt o nn nria
I m ,+rn�a:: t .. i..cn t
lion of Ih. audience. ri.•vernl shoe- !roto )'Resin - \I ,dam• It•t•terfly:'
1:..•t. b) a number of tt,rls and also Ti' t :i- 0 r' • ! (0(0 t%:'b
by 11 number of buys wrr, well rcc. iy• •tr . i ,.:' 'I lessee,
ed. 1n one chorus "Deur Jath •r 11 - it renin{t,
Come Moine • little Miss I)orolhy ho;;t •t.:. w:.= h ..: : ' -d rendering
Whit • sting the verses and the others of a new sen: (-Ilse., d be J. i). A.
joined in the chorus. [boot by pos••rs- Tripp. :n::r ted ''•' �•'4 • • In,i:ation '
.r: 1 10 eet volts, and her singing de- which e:t':^ht t h • •1` . !:.::d'-
s•rv.•s sp cell mention. Another nutn- enc:'. nho real, , IS • : ' .:Cr ^and
Is r d'.erring of special notice was n comps= -. who i' , .i • t: ::ccompani-
rrcitat:on by Dorothy. the lite -year m'nt. 1r. 'rr;: one of Also the Store Fixtures consisting of One Triple Mirror, hour
old daughter of Councillor W. II:'k- rit!it. t,-,rt11 1!, ••;• '•:nmrnt is Gla.s Show Cases. Iroti Safe, Stove, StooIe, Chairs, Table,, Step.
wall, who b)• le•r winsome manner ere- •t 4 . t t •.. 1.• • - : i . is - •' 1•e• ladd(rs, Oil Tank. I' tc. dale will be contluctcd
belted the taw:a.• and brought duct it • - - t n • !1 t . >1. - Ei '
loud applause. Two recitations in •
• rit,- ' Pon z+ were
tie• German hlO.'u, . un • by M,i -: • r •
'.•, '•1 - 4 '•_ ['r• ;•1
Jo. 1'olliek 1n(1 the other by -'1 - ' , - •. 7.1 .1. 'th 1 s,: -
V, ret Geiger. of Hen -111. o..,. • t, s 4. . - ,i . i..- • .100 • 0 1'i
given, In the .Inn •r(•I., II r - ,• I , - 1n1, on 1: . whole '•1 -
seven contestants and 11, • ur,•dal u ,- •1•. ,I 0.1 1 d - 1 • d "lee '1 -.
$1.00 per year in advance
Rolweafher Hardware Wants
OiI Stoves 75c, $1.45, $1.95 to $10.00
Gasoline Stoves.... •... , .....4.00 to 6.00
Ovens for same 2 ('0 and 2.50
Hammocks 2.00 and 5.00
Screen Doors .. , ...
...... • , , . , f .00 to 0'75
Windows . , . , 20c to 5oc
Wire, all sizes , , . .
Lawn Mowers
Washing Machines
Rubber Hose
Poultry Netting .... , , , •
IOC to Sac yd
4.00 to 7,00
7.50 to 10.00
Ioc ft
4c to roc yd.
Paints, Varnishes, Brushes, Portland Cement
and Roofing.
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE
_J Tables, Chairs, Parlor and Bed -
Room Suites, Kitchen and
Dining -Room Furniture,
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JUNE BRIDES
PEOPLE about to go house -keeping should call at ROWE
& ATKINSON'S Furniture. Store and see how easily and
Cheaply you can furnish your home.
A Walk Through Our Store
Will show you. Here you will find the largest and best assorted
Stock of Furniture in the County, comprising
'n fact everything to he found in a first-class Furniture Store at
such i -ow Prices that defy Competition,
%Ve have it large number of Lawn and Veranda Chairs wnich
we are e(•lliug at remarkably Low Prices.
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading home Furnishers and Fitness) Directors.
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:r, ="I.' .i2i�IIEliRlWM.L. iBI1i Ui411� ��1,rlti 'Ii:� DIME
GREATEST
UCTION SALE
of Co tillareil
dice
Ever Held in Exeter,
Thcre will be offered for Sale by Public Auction at the Store
One Dcor North of the Post Office, Exeter, the entire S:eck of
General Merchandise consisting of
Dress (foods, Silks, Velvets, Sateens, ilibbons,
Laces, Embroideries, Corsets, (;loves,
Shirts, flats, Caps, Collars, Ties, Etc.
SATIJRIAY, J!JNF 4, 1810
wa.l by \la%t :•r 11 ill. \! inion. 'l'h I I' look. c r t' olin . pi1'" From 3 p.1ii to p. m. quid .,'(. m 7 p. ill. to
were also sets n compsted `I
in ills N t.- o : s Ari s.. I. lei• I./r.\'eta P . 5( 1
inr class. Ruts Vestries Mott•)• receit- t:.' :
in;; the medal. w inning out b; one- Is
tft,rd o. a pont over lir nenrest cn • •
coots 71 net. The jtidr. s were Itcv..1.
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s. Following nre the names of thus • who I.It.\1 \1 _,\IItt --i,, Ex t••r. on Mon -
took part find th•• title of their "•lee-. • .. .-,101., to Mr, u1 sta..\W,
.I lion.: Juniors. Olive McDonald.'I'b.• i•-'. ,;;„- .n.;,
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p. lei. and every Evening ;.ie follow=
ing week at 7. p. m. until the Stock
is cleared out.
must go as the Store
vacated.
Everything
TERMS.
is being
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