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rIIIItTY-SEVENTII YEAR -No 192I
EXETER, ONT 1 CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 1st 1910.
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Phone No. 32.
Unequalled Display of Beautiful
FALL DRESS GOODS
The complete dress Roods stocks are here and we have never
had a showing to compare with them for beautiful weaves col-
ors No woman with an eye for the beentiful in dress Fabrics
will want to miss seeing this display. It will be a fashion study
for you besides if you caro to purchase you will find the price
very reasonable
Diagonal Suiting
One of the Newest which
we were very fortunate in se-
curing in all the leading col-
ors. Thay are scarce and will
be very much in demand as
one of the best. Prices 5oc
75c & $LOO
SAN TOY
This is very new and natty
It is n lovely weave for dres-
ses or shirt waist suits anti
comes in a variety of ne w
shades.
New Wleler Cools
Just opened up a full range
of !Julies Misses and Child -
rens Winter coats. The smart-
est we have ever shown
Every coat a beauty you
must see them.
Black Petticoats
A very liege rangea ofBlack
Underskirts in movie Satin Be
gal Taffetta and silk sotne
triturated with embroidered
Bounces 1111 to $5
Hopsack Juiting
One of the strikingly New
Fabrices for fall and winter
suits. A nice range of Hea-
ther mixed shades are shown
in these goods which wear
like iron Prices all to 75c
Staple Wears
We are showing a very
large range of Serges Venit-
ans Poplins Broad cloth Sat-
in Cloths, Plaids. and ('hacks
in the New Colors.
Nates sweoler Cools
A nice range of those ever
)pular and useful garments
for early fall A full range of
colors and styles to choose
from ani different lengths,
Nei BO Silk Woisis
e new in waists Something t t are
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always being shown here Net
waists in Cream and Ecru
shades and colored Silks are
very popular
Gents' Furnishings for Fall
Here is a list of the New Goods :
New Shirte New Sox New Hats
New Collars New Underwear New Cape
New Furs New Suiting New Suits
i Jones & May
Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford
Clothing also high grade shoos and wall paper
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ONE OF THESE DAYtt
say 1 Let's forget it! Let's put it
aside!
Life le so large and the world is FO
wide.
(Days are so short and there's ro
touch to do,
What if it was false -there. bi FO
touch that's true!
Say 1 1. is forget it t Let's brush it
away
Now end forever -so, what ilo you
ease
:ill of the bitter words said shall be
praise.
One of these days
Say 1 Let's forgive it 1 Let's wip:' off
the slate)
Find something better to cherish
than hate.
There's ao touch good in the world,
that we've had
Let's strike a balance and cross oft
the bad.
I ey 1 Let's forgive it, whatever it
be ;
Let's not b,' slaves when we ought to
be free.
We shall ha )walking in Sunshiny
ways
One of these days
! I.rt':; not mind it ! Let's smile
it away !
Bring not a withered rose from yes-
terday.
i♦ Flowers are so fresh by the wayside
• and wood.
♦ Sorrows and blessings but held un-
derstood.
• • Say 1 Let's not mind it, hot. ,v, r it
cents
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Dope is eo sweet and holds so many
• dreams.
All of the sere fields with blossoms
shall blaze
One of these days
••Sly I Let's not take it so sorely to
• • heart :
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arc � s may be friendships just drifted
:apart :
Failure t:' genius not quite under -
s t ood.
t♦ \We could all help folki so much if
Ave would!
2♦Say l Le
st's get closer to somebody'r'
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See n•hdea, t hie dreams are and know
how he's tried :
Learn if our ecoldings would l;iv.•
way to praise
One
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i A STORE THAT KEEPS
+ G000 FURNITURE +
Ought to be a (loots Place to go to when there is Furniture
to be 1 ght.
TiIAT SEEMS REASONABLE DOESN'T IT? SO IT 18.
We have confidence enough in our Stock to unhesitating•
ly invite 1.011 to give it a Critical Examination.
1Ve know that we offer you the pick of the Finest Furniture
produced in this Country.
NOTHING M01tE, NOTHING LESS
And the beauty of it iia that you aro no asked to pay
more here for undoubted Values than Roods, Not as flood
sometimes cost at other places. That's the Thought that ae
would like to have Remembered.
We Sell the STANDARi) Sewing ,Machine. The Standard
Itotary the finest Sewing Machine Produced.
Jas. Beverly,
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FrNF:RAL DIItEI Tolt
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MAY Itf: P(' Sllrf.E
Some medical authorities say that
it is ;ossihl• for :t ierson to suf-
fer trout Rheumatism without having
Uric Acid in the blood.
But we never heard it stated that
LI 'remit could have Frit Arid in
the blood and h: free from It hi- itt-
f
IncfAcid develops when the Kid-
ney.. Bladder and Liver fait to do
their duty and do not properly filter
the blood. removing waste products
and impurities. Yerun these orgene
refit. • to do their work you will find
cNya1.. Stone Boot Compound n
good corrective.
I, strenal hens weakened or impafr-
•d Kidneys. etint•lales the Bladder
and toreri tip the. torpid Liver. 1t
will check condition. that. might r..
sell in Bright's (►i+apo. Prt•e
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W. S. HOWEY, Plans. B.
Chetnint are•' Druggist
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Thamos Road
Quite a Targe number of folks frsyn
herr went to the lake Saturday, some
remaining over Sunday.
,%Ir. Albert Passmore, is borne for a
few days,
Mr. !terve, Borland, of Saskatoon,
is visiting under the petrental roof.
Mian !tickle of fort (lope, is visiting
friends in this neighborhood.
Mt, T. Aden and wife spent a few
clays in the vicinity of Seeforth last
week.
Me. Clarence (Iowan was a week
end visitor at Mr. Oro. Monteiths.
The weather being ideal for faant
work quite a number of farmers have
their fall wheat anwn.
Miss Anna Allison was a visitor at
, Miss Myrtle Bunking last Sabbath.
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Have no rental as4 a prompt and
pfhkive corn fbr 'irk headache, bil-
ltousrran, cons.,ipntiorb pain in tile
site, and all liver troubled. Garter's
Little Liver, Tills. Try art'tn.
,it
Fay! Let's not withcrt Let'- branch
out and rise
out of the byways and nearer the
ekieN ;
Let's spread some shade that's rc-
treshing and deep.
where 'tome tired traveller may lie
•town and Bleep.
' Let's not tarry./ Let's do it
right now 1
So much to do if we just find out
how. 1
we may not Its there to help folks
or praise
One of them days.
1)i$TIt1CT NE VS
(.oderico tax rate has been tiled
r twenty five mills.
ltev.. Crossley & Hunter will eom-
ntenee special services in Parkhill
on Sunday. Sept. 11th.
lir. E. G. Showers and esteemed
citizen of St. 'Marys diets on teunday
August 21.1in hi•+ 7:*d, year,
Do not Puff. r from sick headache
n
moment longer. It fa not neces-
sary. Carter's Little Liver Pill', will
cure youdose. one fitt fe pill. lima))
price. Small nose. Small I'i11.
During :1 fierce electrical !form
dining the early part of last week
t h.• barn b.•Ionging t o John McGee
n short distance north of Mayfield,
we struck by lightning and totally
d•.•.troyetl, along with the seasons
crop and seme vnluahl • hogs.
A (newt but lastly tweddin•t was
solemnized at the home of i%I,. :end
Mrs. I.. 11. !terser, tat. Marys. wh••'i
their only daughter. !Else EIIn Vele
was united in itemises with lir. .f,
R• Stanley. of Kt. Marys.
A roan never realizes the sup.•r-
iority of a woman Po much
as when h•' is leaving on n button
without a thimble, pushing the noddle
against the well to get it half way
through, nod pulling it through the
other half by hanniltg 10 if with his
teeth.
air. Win. (tuners of Iiarnos. Jtrn•.
white threshing at J. 0. McDonald's
I:a.rt �Villinm•, was cantrht In the
b.•It of the separator and thrown
under the machine. fart of bis
clot hints vas torn from his person.
Ile n•tis 'unconscious when found but
recovered P0o11 afterwards,
Ur. Emerson Ilod'ins. who for t h'
past e
tier )tints has been, n. nt London.
Eng.. to get the finishing touches,
and who hneveeticd in gel ting his F Jt
CM arrived home Tvesdny of Inst
week. nccompeoied by FIFA wife. and
are guests of bis parente illy. andMita
Thomas (lodging of leican.
Waltb) `ieho!son. aged 12. run.
of Mr. Wnt. Nicholson. of Wing -
ham. was drowned in tb.' Maitland
river Inst week. it is believed that
the .ause of the bny'rt dent nes ae-
eidetitai and that he was 11erh:,ps
)walking on the slippery apron of
the dam and felt in. no one being
near to go to his resent),
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B1(1 SALE OF BANKRUPT STOCK
OF ROOTS AND SHOES.
it t he Exeter Ilargeiu shore begin-
rtThursday Hept. 1st. Nhot't for ev-
enyone from baby to Grandpa. Don't
mitts itis elle as this ie a splendid
stock and will he cleared at slaugh-
ter prices.
The Feti.•r Blargain tore,
II. W. F. HEAVERS.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
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LOCALS
alis, Paulin:: Elliott. of Norwich.
is visiting in Lowe
Miss Pet hick. of oenfort1*, vi:+itcd
her brother in tower Monday.
Miss Kelly, of Lucan, visited
town on Tuesday.
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Bowling Tournament at
Mt. Carmel
The Social held et Mt Carmel Tues-
day was a big success. A large crowd
was present. The London Harpers
furnished the music. Speeches and
song were a part of the open air con-
cert. Athletic sports were held but
Miss Bengough, of Ilensall.. is vis- I the great event of the day was the
fling Mr. and Mt:i. G. M;tn6tk. f bowling tournament. C. Bluett's rink
of Crediton carried oft the prize. Fol-
lowing were the results:
First Round
Miss Katie Gentle r visited ler
parents in Dashwood o:t Sunday.
'Mr. V. 1'. May. of Mitchell. visit-
ed in town a couple days/ this week
The milliners have returned (rpm
Toronto and have commenced work.
Diaster Kenneth Box. of London
visite) at 'Mr. Chas. )limey's last
week.
Miss Nettie Gardiner. of the
Thames )toad, has gone to Detroit
to train for a nurse.
alis 7tatinnu Kinsman has return-
ed home after visiting in Toronto
and London.
Mrs. Brown and child, of Sarnia,
arc visiting 'Mr. and Mrs. John
tensile
Miss Lela C,.ibert, of Iowan. visit-
ed Miss E. Whiteford' i few clays
last week.
-air. and Mts. lest; .Case of Dor-
•heater, are visiting the former's
father, Mr. Thos. Case.
Miss Nino Kingman, wbo.bis been
holidaying at Trout Lake, Parry
Sound returned home last week.
Master itet and Mau, \
tt
rgaret
Kinsman. of Sarnia. are visiting tho
31isses Kinsman.
'Miss M. Steer.. returned to Ridge*
town `Monday ftcr visiting Miss, Jes-
sie 'Mattison.
The 'susses Smith, of St. Thomas,
tailed in town Monday on t heir )way
horns from Grand fiend
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Sweet visited
at Mr. 'ply, isnac'e, Greenway. last
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Thompson of Ilenaall, has been
engaged to teach in the school a mile
tit SI of Exeter.
'.Ir. 'W'rn Ilia;rs has moved into
Sia new brick residence and Mr. G.
W. Davis has moved into the horse
vacated by Mr. Rivers.
Mrs, It. H. Crocker, and eon Willie.
left Fridayevening and n
iter spend-
ing n few days in. London, returned
to their home in Toronto
'Mr. John teeeeknian has returned
f .nt his trip to the Maritime Prov-
.ces where he 11:1. on business in
sonnectinn with hi..'eter's death.
Mr. C. P. flow,. who has been vis.
iting friends in and around hero
lett Tuesday for his home in Flush-
ing \rich.
Itev. 'air. and Mrs. Sawyer, of Lucks
now. visited Rev. E. G. Powell here
on Monday nn their way borne from
Grand fiend.
'Meagre. Geo. Antietam, and John
Willie heve t-.'terned from Hamilton
ton whore they were attending the
1. 0. F. Grnnd Longo.
Mr. Alden Johns, who left here
recently for the vest. is 111 in the
743.1k31 (Kin ho•i',tti with a mild •nt-
tack t r typhted f.`1* r
tifast r (i .rtv (' ,i 1.;I. .out of Mr.
T I: l' rr ,. to -day (Thnrs-
.1t) for Ili t 'told. where be will at
ten 1 t h • (' institute,
Mr. John 1 11 1 r t i c
mel from
Wheeler on Fr .1 .y h re he hos been
owing to th• it:ns•- of his brother
t: orge who cont -ring. slowly,
Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin (nee Mies
Olive Willis) ?eft :Months. for Web-
ster, N. Y. where they twill make
their hotnc in filaria
M.•s.rs. Alf. and .ins. W'altetn r. -
ceded word Wednesday of the death
of th. it mother at Slaalt Ate. Marie
About three weeks nee they visited
at the Soo.
1)r. Quackenbush and family have
arrived in town from Iltenheitn end
have taken tap their residence in the
house recently pnrehast•d from 11r.
Arnold We welcome the Dr. and
hit family to town
Mr. and Mr•, C:.eiworthy. Meg.
Evans, Miss Stonehouse and 31r.
Brown !pent Sunday twitb Mrs. B,
Qua ne They were accompanied
limit. by tMi.-.•s Mu 601 and .ilildred
Ey 1114 who o,'re visiting here during
tha pint two weeks.
Mr. Simon Campbell mel with an
tci•l ell on Friday of last week while
driving Meng Thnm s (toad in com-
pany with his daughter. Miss Vera.
The horse ehird inti ran into the
ditch and bot it aver' thrown out. Mr.
Campbell ree •ived 1 wo broken ribe
while 'Miss Crttt(ereil s•sen(6d unhurt.
Urs. 11. Keine. of Main itrr.•1 has
a novelly in the forst of it be antis
fat blooming metes. Th, pinnt has
three hods. The floe .•r 1 ('est and
round with in'i'nts,l • ! .nd is
tII• MIif(ner+ of chin •t.ft,,,r.l. The
centre is raised and 1 he ..hiding is
very beautiful.
Three rinks of 1 \ 1.•1 howlers af.
tended the 'Mt. 1', ,nee picnic Tit (..!1.
day. 'Mr. Fined 1 .kung F01tle out in
the auto. Shortly after arriving
Hoerr a number were surprised to
.• their wive-. on the scene, 1 h
i.,die• tinting chart -•red a epeciel
'1'11e Anniv••rsate and Harvest
'1'h •nk-)zivinu • t t ie.'.; in connect ion
wit h th • Tri' it i Memorial Church
will hr held it wt 1.nrday.:Sept. bah.
the mo1ning -•r vice will be of no
anniversary ch•trneter and in 1 h
.ening it eel: emphasize the ne. rl
of hart e. ihank.giving. Th.• n t:1.1-
ren's service will be held at 3 o'e eek
in the afternoon. Holy Como ,pion
n•ilI be selebreted at K a in. awl at
Ih morning se'rviee. The )Nestor,
Itay. 1), V. Cortins. tt'ili preach at
all three serve r.•!. '1'h • church wits
be tastefully d'carateel snit special
music will b provided by Ib.• ehoir
nseisied by ringers from other places.
' I the (feting trill be•Itlrfl.
Dash wood
Mcisaac
D. Tiernan
E. Tiernan
Bartleib skip
Crediton
Parker
Morlock
Brown
Brown, skip
Grand Bend
Ward
Hedy
Boesenberry
Dickson, skip
Crediton
Morlock
Clarke
McCue
Bluett, skip
Lucan
Hawkshan• ,.k. 7
Exeter
Sweet
Clsrke
Snell
10 Taman skip) 11
Exeter
Levett
Burdon
Harrison
12 Seaman. skip 18
Exeter
Bowden
Davis
Collins
8 Creech, skip 0
Dashwood
Brokenshire
Zimmer
11 Edigholter, sk, 11
Parkhill
Stewart, sk. 17
Second Bound
Bluett drew a bye
Grand Bend Exeter
Dickson, sk. 'Taman, ak. U)
Parkhill Exeter
Stewart sk. 3 Beaman, sk. 11
Henri Finals
!Ictunan drew a bye.
Crediton Exeter
Bluett, ak, Ill Taman, sk. 0
Finals
Crediton Exeter
Bluett, sk, 10 Beaman, ek. 0
BASEBALL
'chs• Crediton ' i4 -.,r . • cam: 0'11
on alondas night and played
tit
return game of baseball defeating our
boys by the. score of 10 to 4 The
largest crowd this summer was on
the grounds to see the game. A
number were prtfent from Crediton
and Dashwood. including a number
of Creditor's fair eex. The game was
good but the hour( boy .i vete a little
off rotor. Thsy were shut out the
firs: five innings. Dr. 'McCue of
Crediton gave good satisfaction' as
imipit a Following was t he .core
Crediton
F. Broavn. o
A. Boltzmann. '_ad
11. F:tbner, of
F. tin •11, 1st
G. Deaver, 3rd
!:. Fahnsr, it •
1). Brown. r f
It. Fahn.r. c f
1'. Herr, 1 b
Exeter
F. Boyle. c
T. Carling, a)
C. Uupfnn. u.
11. Duplan. r f
C. P. Roo • •, I f
H
G. t r
C�n,2a d
.1. Npan1lisn:r, 3rd
R. ;at:ere. ltd
el. Ito+kin. c t
Crediton 1 0 :I o .1
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4 2 1 0
1 1 0 1
4 2 2 0
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2 1 1 1
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ter 0 0 0 0 0 21 0-- 4
'fit • Exeter It,rebal! boss went to
(' tit r' lit on T sday and defeated
th Centralia t• em by the ecor'- of
7 to 0. lloskee and Elliott wore
the Exeter 1„ii.•ry.
Mr. J. . owa basin .•.
trip to Toronto\VP,ell is on
Mr. :end Mrs. \Vm. Taylor return-
ed home Inst week after visiting for
a month at Zion.
Mr. 1.loyd 1).avis has rci.unied 1,,s
d,,t r• s at t he Molsone Bank after
holidaying for two weeks.
Mrs. :`Blas Madge. who has been
visiting friends around here all sum-
mer. lei. on Saturday for bar home
in ('ilitnrnin.
etrt. W', 1'. Chat,/ end el ler t1i.s
II erre. of Cleveland. (thio spent n
few drays last week visiting their
:.n.. Mrs. Ilewkins, Albert street.
LOST -A young man's cont was
lost sem • weeks a•'o. Finder stilt be
suitably rewarded by leaving same
et W. .1. Carlirtg'4 Mors.
'Mrs. Might was trifled to Inger-
soll 'Alonda owing to the death of
her nem. Nil: Williams, Her uncle
Ur. Williams. di .1 t weeks ngo.
The e•'rt•irr: in 111.1 311411.'4 Ft rest
!(el)to(liit church will continence at
( •w'•n o'clock next Monday evening
it 1 el of 7.30 as they have during
it, • s limner months.
1)t .1, 11. ltivrrs. wife and two
ch Wen. of Itaymond. Alta., arc ex -
I. (esti
x•I•cted here this (W.dnesday) even-
ing to visit Mr. nod MI.. G. )dentis
Dr. Biv,•r.' t•aa formerly of Crediton.
area Mead \V item. danghtet of
It t .1 terse W'ilsnn. :1 former pas-
tor •il t he i'I iitt st nee •iftlehody'st
c'te.reh hats necep1ed a position as
trwch'r in the Itt. M•ir)s Co11egia;e
ln•tittit st o ealsry of :1.000.
V,11 )talus)•. son oL Dr. dlainsny,
nt 01 Ito and grandson of Mrs. .13:1.
It tilt-.,,. of tow. n, F,.eure(fl first-class
honnts i1: ('ii•rics and second -cls_:
in Mod. in Languages 11 the Craver -
sit) .xantinatimes This entitles
him to a scholar:hip %rottb ;
divided !SO in cash nad tw• yw•rs'
tuition fee..
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lE.1•:W IS --At Clandeboy., •n hug. 21t b.
lira. Menriaiut Lewis, spell 13
$1.00 per year in advance
BARN DOOR IIANGERS
LOUDEN, MEYERS and RELIABLE ROUND
TRACK
Barn Door Hangers from 60c to $1.25 a pair
PAROID, .AMATITE ANDQUALITY ROOFING
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$2.25 to $3,35 per Square
Gasoline & Oil Stoves 75c to 1 1
PLUMBING AND HEATING
E tiinates Cheerfully Given.
SEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE
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Bargairis
PEOPLE about toga (louse -keeping should call et ROW
iv ATKINSON'S Furniture Store and see how easily and
Cheaply you can furnish your home.
A Walk Through Our Store
Will show voe1. }fare you will find the largest and teat assorts
Stock of Furniture in the (county, comprising
Tables, Chairs, Parlor and Bed -
Room Suites, Kitchen and
Dining -Room Furniture,
in ft e.erything to be found in a tirit-class Furniture Store at
'.itch F. tw Prices that defy Competition,
We have a large nurnler of Lswn and Veranda Chairs wnich
e •u a gelling at rernark,tbly Low Prices.
RO W E & ATKINSON
The Leading Horne Furnishers Anti Funeral Directors.
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qO° THOSE_WHO TOiL EARNESTLY
arv� WiTIA SUCCESS
WILLABE+SATISFIEC ;;NLP WITH THE BEST
OVER -HAUL THAT -C:.', BE '•"ANUFACTUREO.
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AMERICAN STYLE.
WORK CLOTHES:
trier Pre D t Siit(NID tt4RO4gGi4OoT.
bis AND (.pats : i (1T TAKES FROM 4213 44
woosTC. r&KC A 102tN),HA f( Stvty /tCRPTS
•11tInta 81,Cnits AV) ButitI$S 11147 WANT
It14( Off,(tAStiC O(TACKAdtt St.SPttOttlS,ETC
LOOK FOR THE UNCOLORED TRACE MARK CNYOUR OV(RA1t,.TNE IIATnf R IABEL.
WE ARE THE AGENTS FOR1!ATf1ER [ABEL OVERALLS.
Sanuy Sawdeii
CLOTtiIN(i AND =:. FURNISHINGS
IIOitN
JEFFIti:' Ai Ste .• Line. Stanley.
21st iri t., to Mr, :ind Mrs. Geo.
Jeffrey. a dangh. r.
C.\1ITElt-111 Metal iwray, Monday.
%ugus lit to Ut and Sire GenrfT••
daugh, r.
NORTH -Grand It tel. l'ridny. Aug.
5th, to air nod Nl, s 1'1ank Norah'
a son.
t)EVINE-Stephen. `outlay. August,
7th to Mr and Mrs John D. -villa
a :1011
itIRIlA1tTk)N--An :(hipka, Wednes-
day Angled )7th to Mr and 'I.i
Stewart Richardson, a son.
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net 'Mrs. Ed. Karn, a da nein
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20th fust.. to Mr. and iMrs.. Dan
)Teefillen. n son.
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Inst., to Mr, and Mrs. Win.
Mown, n dtaghter.
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August. 21. 7lnnnah Gray. wife of
Mr. 'Wm. Crest r. or 1),•r ;It le )ear.
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21. the infant son of Mr. and 11r1'.
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