HomeMy WebLinkAboutExter Times, 1910-10-06, Page 80, hi 1 1'. ri 1" 1 M. ro S OCTOBER 6th 01O
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STEWAi-T'S
PHONE 11;
MILLINERY
Our show rooms are again tilled with ever ything that is new
in MILLINERY.' !Miss sweet is in chargee of this Department
Ana all uldere left with her will he carefully looked after. 1Ve
• x'efld a cordial invitation to the Ladies of Exeter and Vicinity
to Come and see our Display.
NEW FALL
AND
WINTER
COATS
We are showing a large range of
the very latest styles. both in cloth
and materials. These coats are all
'1'ailonrnade. 11e would be pleased to
have you call and see thele whet 'terns
i,rospect1ve buyer or not. ('orale
anyway and see theta.
Our clothing for men and
toys is now in stock. They
comprise the newest cuts in
-flits and over coat... Ask to
our special range of boys
is and odd pants They will
-urprise you.
New Boots and
Shoes
New fail shoe. for Alen
Women and boys are opened
a finer lot we never saw. We
sell "Miss Canada" shoes for
women and Beresford shoes
for sten every pair is guaran-
teed by the maker and again
backed by our own. $2 50 to
$5.tat
China and Crockery
New Dinner seta, Toilet sets and fancy dishes. All imported'filo
e•ct from potteries in England thus saying Middle mans wont
We have some Special values in dinner sets at $77.041 to $21
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I o A LVA VS to be found at this Tailoring BstabIishI . .•
you haven't :( 1 ai)ot;wnd are looking for one, given a . Ail. •
Style and Fit Guaranteed. Prices Right. •
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THE LATEST THING
IN CLOTH
W. JOHNS.
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DONT 'XMOO MFNT
1TII
Dont Forget es require act(semrianti t tr a
t•il' P1t`T1TIONS
ment. There is nothing better for
there than filo which stops the pain
In a very short time and soon effects a
cure if persistedly
We have aolel many boxes of Pilo
and have yet to hear of one di.Fapnint-
eel timer. The i,nly reason we rector).
I mend it is that we know it is good.
' We are csteful not to reef tnulend
anything we are doubtful about -
people expect to get the right thing
at our store and we intend that they
shall. filo Cuts AAO tents and is
worth ten tiniest that to any »utterer
from the blind. bleeding or itching
Larger and a letter assortment than plias,
we have ever shown.
We Carry a com-
plete stock of
reliable Pianos!!
S. MARTIN & SON
Flour & Feed
All (food Kin(ls of
FLOUR anti FEED
kept on Hand
Iran and Shorts sold by
the Ton.
Wheat, taken in exchange for
Flour and Oats taken in
exchange for Oatmeal.
W , Rivers
EXFTESlt, -- ONTARIO
W. S. IIOWEY, Phm B.
1'hvrnl i •-t arid 1)ruggi.t
EXETER - ONTARIO.
The mann friend% of .Mr, Alvin
,loss% who left her,• in th, !gird*
for r 51. aton N . IbPlea .
d
to hear of hia recovery from a
vers attack of typhoid fever.
The marring.. took ,pine. in Lon-
don on Wcdneadayr Sept. 28, of ►Mi'.
Edith, daughter of 'Air. and lfr'1
W. T. !cont, 'to 'Mr. Charles J. Craig
n11 of London. !loth the bride and
groom are known in town. the hridl
having vi%ited here and nt Central.'
ia. 'their friend. %sill • atend con-
gratiilntions.
))ick' 'rovearte-A Reactionary
Storni Period fella on the Otho 00th,
and 11th. .Moon will he at greatr.o
eolith declination and at first quarter
at thl period.
T e
Venue
distur-
bance
bane'• will bring threatening eon
ditions with marked autumnal etorma
especially in th . •rrorthtt•cmt rind
over the lakes, ,Look for rapid and
high reaction of 7th.•
barometer and [hangm
' to !moll colder
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with frosts behind this and other
October otorin oerioda.
ilia I'S WHIM PM( t S AKE GOINb.
Out Our Kates for
JOB PRINTING
REMAIN THE SAME
They Are Still Low Down.
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it -Port. -The fotlowinr is
r for of Exeter markets, cor-
t., October 6th.
o.:.ndard 80c. to 1<5c.
1 • ;r $2.75
! d T -lour $1.50
ft10.
14o.... 4 20c
hitter 20e
Creamery butter 25c
Potatoes 50 to 60
t ; • Iiveweight, $$.60
••ice export cattle 86.10 to $3.50
the rs heifers rt tt
$5`00 to5.75
6.0
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$150
1. (ml $ 5.h0 to $.10
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• ' Treble, of l' n : t , :.t
,11 town '"J'ur+day.
Mi. Jas. Crcach. ifuron street, s'..
continues v rot ill.
1l.itsre. %V. May rind Dr. Newman
.t -to Funday at Mitchell.
Ti, interesting ad, denotes th
one '-tore- always.
'•1r Arthur Davie* is recov.r.ng
y from her resent (lines.
t;•: Turk y. of Birr, visited h r
t . - • rip .•i1,+. E G Powell hurt
k.
Laura Jory i.; vietiing h^r
'Ir• Amy. of Iturfor-I for a
%it 1 , t,.•. \eii of 11cGil:;. ,t o
qrs. Geo. Eacrett'A a few
1 h i.t tvc•'k.
(1 . t• reliant who concluded that
he had nothing to .ay to you did'nt
tdv••rtis.•
'•! Drown and little eon, Harold
of '•Irr,er:wales. ',Minn.. ;' t.titing at
tar. t Gust
It.•v. G W Uawcy, of London,
•. preach in rib•• Janos. street
I1••thodist church n-xt Sunday.
'\1 r- John Welsh.. returned horn•,
'.) if.cr rn ext -tided 'nett in
.1
If. !'oretertlof Caledonia. t •-
,i 1 'ir. nnd'ltra. Beavers ih' f.r-t
of t I. week
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:I, • lady Ilandford .and hazel
ilnlit • 10 Girl.; of Toronto, are
t. r • re Ind her- on thvacation.
•1 .. • 1. hint who was .ur • that
tier sOmtt hing about his *lore
that might .to know this week
rids• r •'1.
1 a •t ..f 1 - nbark wag npaet on
,1 , • - (turday afternoon$ a
•e i,. c • •,(t the wagon and let
the lo0'1 ,
Mr Julio ! ,rr.onr. of Vancouver.
it, C. who , here visiting friends
is quite ill at the home DIM" broth -
ell Mr. Will Parton., Centralia.
'Mr. Jas. Rey. rt -y was lak•'n sud-
denly J11 last we •k being very bad
for a (••w day.. '.V • are plra.ed to
hear b • is on the, mend.
Sir. 1) C Wynn and ti+ter Min-
nie PI •nt Saturday and Sunday of
1%t %v •ek in 131. 'Marys attending the
t n•r.1 of her co't•in th.• late
! ). , I Creighton
Mr. Tho.. Nestle, of (!d'rton. is
moving into the bowie he recently
purchased) from'�\
r. John. Taylor
- or
on 'Main Ftrcet ito is Improving th '
tame by adding a new verandah.
Dr. A111o9. who recently returned
from Maskatchcwan and has been
vi,it ung hie brother in :'d G111ivary.
h3 .1. riled to het Oct in Ailsa Craig.
too e0 years .the doctor practised 'n
t'r and a f -w fears ago went
W, to,
.
For the b.ilanr' of t h • year we
are rnnbl:d to offer the i:xetee
Timex and the Family Herald and
Weekly Frit. or ' h • Exeter Tim s
and the 'Weekly Mail and 1•:nlp rA
for 25 cent.. Take advantage 6f
Ihia offer at once.
The For --I 'Sf, thodiat church has
invitt•d it. v. Goo. Jackson, who 'ie
tetir 4 and living at \Valk••rvillejt o
sworn[ the dull•-ol OS pastor owing
to the death of Ito,. Mr. Mill yard.
It was reported 'that Ike. E. A. Veer
of Myth, wait to be moved to J''dnttt-
bait the report was not correct.
Mrs. E. /lei :stun vi$ited In hash
Waal ou :�uudey,
Mr. I.r11-,- 1'e11hale was in London
un '1'In•• 1ay
)Ir. and Airs. Geo. Anderson. stout
:iuu lay in til ;([ort 1r.
Mi•s,5;(bel Saw yen, of (London.
• 11. Friday in t, ,.••.,
'41-s Cora '.V'surf, b( Ilensall, via
11.-•1 i n Iowa Sunday.
Mi. A. llennet, of Crystalin•(, Oh:u
.-4 t'..°Iting in towel.
Mr. and Mrs. John Atkinson tis.t
e•! in 11.I bent ou Sunday.
:Hies Della Neoile has acc,•po 1
pm -(Lon with 'ars. AV. 1). loc.
air, awl Mrs. lei. Ilawdeu were. in
Len tun on 'Thursday (last.
Miss !Chariot le ,• t returned
home from London .\\'edlbrsd ly.
11r. Clive Dent. of MitN)r411„ tip. or
\lotel1•y and Tuesday in town.
M1- Lorne I'ethidc and Cthi-:•.i.
FR 11 spent 'Sunday in Sea forth.
Ctrs Beatrice %Wilcox visited .;r
•h••r home in Q;L1uvi11,• Inst week.
M r. 1 hit '!too chile moved into )sis
ha,.-.• on ti;rrn•leri et reel !too week.
1\II1.I abasic Luxton is Olt • to h
around again after her r e. nt ills,
':1r. \V, Johns has rer.•i. •1 th
deer hunt.•r.s' licensee it byes he 11.o.
.
for -sale.
Mr. Jas. Sparks went to lien: *it
liu,day 10 roe hits father. who , '(r
tie rionsty all.
:irs. !ltd. Davis was called to Win-
nipeg iaou•I:V• owing to t he illo•ts
of her mother.
11111;1 .1ary Tapp has returned bootie
After visiting (14 L\tanitoba for tot. -
era! months,
51rs. ,.t. Q. Itobier return el to
Ruffolo Saturday last after visiting.
in 10w0 and Deigr(ve. -
'\Ir. Will 1'Iewo. of the. boor visit-
ed his uncl..•a iSl-,srj. Jay. and 'Alf.
.Valtcrs hero last 'nook.
M ,-ter (Darcy lino -den. of Itidg,-
tow ry is visiting at his grandparents
"Mr. .end Mrs. Joseph Bowden.
'1l 11.,bel 1'o)lick and :Master
it r•• !: of- rit. ?[•try., visitod
n tun n r.•, 'Nolotay.
\lis • \i anis Kest 1 ; toturned home
rs,tei 1ty atter visiting for a month
;1 t1 o.. 1 -lock and illantil ton.
The Times and %Veek(7 Globe will
he vela to new subscribers for the
balanei of the year for 25 c •nts,
ltr. and :Mrs. John. Demo. 1, of
ltidgetowt►. werethe west of Dr.
and Nis. Quackenbush on Sunday
!Mr. 'Fred Luxton moved into his
new home on 'Aaldr.•w strut Tuesday
t'SVe weteoms Mr. 'Lu=ton and family
to our town.
1'Atatw•. for ~ale -Mr. Tt 'n,.,! • of
Filmy) 10 has borne first-ela•, • sir
Walter Raleigh and tEarly \1:15*
potato-, for gale.
Mt 1. .%. Fo!lrck ix in Toronto
, to. 'r k attending the confer. nee
('bl-•sc.1:n Endeavor ,led by I)r.
. the founder.
The bowlers are fixing up th •
t, .r ride. of tb.•ir green by nd(hn
:or more earth. which w • i b•
31111 r• [doll.
�'• r • please 'to report that .Stns.
.1. I . 1' o ..:1 of Grand 1't- tv. titan.
who is s ek with prier:amnia. 1s
in,prot r, r nicely.
Rev h f• . Sharp was in Clinton on
Friday and preaebed at tiro Ftepar-
atory scrvic•.s ,n th• SVi(lis i'treA-
byteriau church Friday evening.
The Anniversary r• rvices of for
Main et toot M. tbodiet church. will
be held on Sunday ,Nov. 13th, Rev T
W.,fouains of Clinton. will be th•s
preOber.
'Mr. and Mr-. t;. 'Mann. at tend, 4
the wedding o; ih it trice. Alts:.
&Myrtle I.•ngough. of llen.all to 51r.
Fred (crook'.. of London. on !.%.,j
day of Inst tve••k.
:Ir. \V w 'T.t)lor and neic•• 51:..
Ann:^ 1lrinrl-in, of Ch rrywood voil-
e•) 141:1414- + in town last
Taylor. .,!though tor aesrs of ;..•• ,•
h: nd
loarty •n 1 i. quit - act v •
Friday Oct. 11th. -Auction Bale of
F►rtu stock and implements on Lot.
IN con. 17. fitcpbcn. ono mile north
of Shipka, at one o'clock sharp. pots.
itivety no ren••rvs.. Chas Ilnutngerten
prop. 'Ed itotsenberry\ Auct.
The 'Trustees of the Jaynes Street
Methodist church hove secured the
services of the Ituperio) Mole quart-
ette of London. for their Anniverasry
on November 21st. lie sure And re-
serve that date for a rare trent.
\leer•. Ern .t hone r .ret ,1n Ir ••
Hut t. of 1 orkfolo t. -;t 1 in
uu Piatut•lay ta.t It•1. Aft. Coo.,
and lMr. hunter tconclul.-d th 11
evanget,c t••evie s in 1'nrkhill on
`,,nd.tylisIr%1
,\1 r, A'ro'aey going to
ftl. Stephen. N 11 whit,. Mr. Dunt -
will centime. his ..tudieA al cell g
A miwrionary entertainment will te-
given in the Fvano Tical church.
Crediton. on 1Veefr.t -day. the Ilt i
inst,. beginning at 1- o'clock p.m.,
•Moor• open al 7• It •. t;• \\'- stay. F.
it, G. "t., the world rcnotvn.•d mis-
sionary and ('overntn••nt ••xp'oreo.
will tell of hes romantlif • among
th•• Fat•a(re. of Smith Ani riea : thrl.-
ling ndvenI Ire. and rn l -denary . (-
fort owl exploration. 11 w•:1 ,11.: -
trate th I enure with r •erethic 1,
views aro! ufl qui -e'tfr0}it. s brought
from that strange band and win ap-
pear in naliv,• coat ion •. 4t••v. 111.
stay i. very highly comm tat -rt by
the pulpit and the prose and mn r -
%irrn visita in many .in pig -
numbers are turned away. eo • ..1: r
tt•r. the people to hear him. Theo -
fore coneearly and Recur. a s,-11.
Admis%ion silver offering at e),
doors 10c and 15c.
All eases of weak or lame bark
backache. rheumatism will find relief
by wearing on of Carter'» Smart
Weed and Ileiladonna illackach •
'Plaster?. Trice 25 cents. Try th• n,
I'FAItti EXPERIENCE OP AN
OLD Nt.'MOP•.
Mrs. \Vine'ow'a Soothing Syrup u
the prescription of ose of the beet
female physicians and nurses in the
United States, end halo been used for
fifty years 44 its asset-failioo Rococo's
h i'1
� m ons of
t m
mo her for t
b0ir
rhi'dren. It relieves the child from
pain, curer. diarrhoea. gripisg in
the bowel* and wind M1ir. fly giving
health 1• the child, it neat* the
mother. Tweoty-five Beate 0 heti(..
Church Directory i
JAMES STREETFALL
METt1OUIST C1IURCli
Rev. Iilchrird Hobbs, Pastor
Sunday Public Worship -10.30 a.m`
and 7 p.m.
['lass service -Sunday 11.30 a.m. and
after Morning Hervioe and Weetnea-
day night.
Vomits Men'. Glu. and Cm nashouseow
Sunday at 1 o.at.
Sunday School and Fibre Moores 120
4.In.
Epworth League -Tuesday at 14. von
Prayer !lt,. Ong-1Piturwitut at (1 vitt.
October 9111. Rev. (j. W. L' w•
of London. will preach tnerr.icg ,n•t
evening.
IS HERE
Just take a look through your fall and winter wear, and see if yes
are in need of anything for the cold weather, Now is the time
buy and get your choice before it is all picked over.
Brahma Goal
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rsii60Rano
05ave)utwoodby getting or (nal
for yout thl(assng. You
can get any
quru•tity you want.
Cement
Blue Lake Brand
%Vt. have the above brand of cement
always on hand, fresh from the manu-
facturers. The Illus Lake is consider-
ed the hest cement.
fl. J. GLfTWORI HY
(IRANTO's', -- ONTA1.tO
in Greys, Browns, Greens, Reds & Navy Blues to supply you with
a nice fall suit.
We have a line of Flannelettes in stripes and plain, a full yard
wide at the
Old Price Only 12 1.2 c per yard
ALL WOOL BLANKETS ranging from 3.50 to 6'510
pair.
Only a few Ladies WHITE. WAISTS and UNDER SKIRTS
READY-TO-WEAR to clear at cost.
OVERCOATS new range of Ties
When You
Fine wool Sox in Grey, Brown and Green shades Something ypo
need for fall and winter.
a nice Tie for your fall suit drop in and see our
for fall something New and Natty.
\11• (((1•e sec are.' ;( It her of
SNI -REM & PROGRESS BRAND
OVERCOATS
That ate up-to-date. If you
tt ant ,• f land -Made ('oat all
and are ..nt-
Astoria Shoes
1ecarry the (:\STORIA SHOE) which is second to none price
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ranging from $4 to $6
$12 00 LINE
W. W .TAMAN
Merchant Tailor.
I(XE'rElt ONTARIO
Mr. Tota Carling is visiting iu King.
ston.
.1. 0. Stanbury was at Goderich 011
1Vednesday on legal business.
7 Mr. Pete Coleman returned Sunday
front another trip to 1Vinnijreg.
BOY WANTED Stuart boy wanted
to learn the Hardware business. Apply
to W.J. ileatnan,
The Times and Weekly Glob.• will
be na•nt to new subscribers for the
hdance of the year for 25 cents.
Mr. A. McCurdy. son of M. Thos.
Poultry Taken Alive or Dressed.
Hghest prices paid or Produce.
. J. CARLING
McCurdy, of Farquhar. fothe leo this weekCETTINC
for t'alifnrnia for the gond of his READY_
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health.
!tet. Baron Snell, of Kirkton Met
bodist church will preach in Coven
church on Sunday. morning and eve -
fling. Mr. Sharp will preach re -open-
ing services in Salem church. Our vacancies are fast being tilled. We expect to make this store a great
Mrs. Thos ('udmore has purchased store this year. There are many snaps going every day. 1Ve have no room
the cottage of Mr. John Snell on Al- for old Stock,
pert street, and will move in shortlyy,
Mr.$nell getting a home elsewhere •in
town until he can scale permanenllq.
The s tie was arronged through
Messrs. (Madman it Stanhury.
quite a dangerous pastime is in-
dulged in every Sunday by the small -
boys and young men in climbing the
the water tower. This is dangerous
work and we hope no accident will
happen before the authorities forbid
the practice. ,
Mr. (ben. Hockey. who has 1re•n with
51r. %V..I, 1lettnan for the past five
years has reeigrte-d Ilia position to take
A better one in itrantford. George
knees nest .Monday for his new place.
lie will be missed very much by the
Totin/•1 r
lug people of town with whom he Pure ('astile Soap, 2. pound liar. 2r) )tars onlyY+cents a lot
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popular, i 1
!fond Soap. and Fancy Snaps 5 cents up
Judgment in the Drainage <'•'-• 7 H(it'taNDM OF MAI rIFI'L POST ('ARDS The duly [tort aith Variety
-Judge Doyle has given hie pole 1 . (•nine, Bring your friends and see for Yourself,
went in the appeal of John De•Ibridge
and several other* in connection vi 1111
(he engineer's award on the 1%• 11.
Delbridge drain. The .Judge cotillions
the awanvt in every particular with E "
roots against the appellants. This ends
A long dispute over the ttroltimire of a
Hat piece of groom( on the farm of
Dello idge iirothers. The ippe•,(I was
heard 1y the Judge at Elnuville sev-
eral .week» ago when n number of
witnsACP. Were examined ars) decision
Nr. L if, Dick .on acted .A'l' SMA LL COST
(4.day last. On Sunday there were large i
FOR XMAS
Call Often, Look Over Our gc, Ioc, 15c Tables.
Boy your Toilet Needs here Anti share in our Premium Pion, \Ve will he
gla:i to explain it to YO1'.
KEEP iN MIND
'Chat our I..1;don l'honogr•(plI Stock i, complete
1.1e .All supply an Instrument at trot ally jlrtce ane!
Our Guarantee goes with it.
SATURDAY SPECIAL
POWELL'S BAZAAR
The 'hirci s nod Weekly G•ob.- 14 111
be sent to new subnerib-•r. for 1b'
balanc, of 1 h year for _) r nt•.
GRANS TRUNftSY'SWM
The Harvest Dome 'Thanksgiyi„gA CHANCE 7'O SEF. TILE
services of ibeJarmo Street.51,•,leoliet 1 NORTH ('O17N•r TRY
church were heli Sunday and l[orl- vV lI 11111
for the ;for the Ito and Mr. •1. e(rrlgre4 atllina and the pastor Rev. It.
Stanhur Slur the ReAj►ontient and for
the 'township of Osborne. Yells preached two excellent ser -
Hey. R. links, of Creditor) !reached mons' in harmony with the occasion.
excellent sermons in the Main Street The chord► WAS leant ;folly decorated
Methodist chart h on Sunday last. e and the choir furnirhett special music.
the evening his text woe taken from he Mondaya(evenitea-meeting
the Ladbasement.
Aid
held ales -meeting in the hasemenbof
the church And the ladies kept up
their repot ation for providing an ex•
cellent supper. After tea a program
wag given laid fl inthe t
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Kf the church
7 i
.oke 7 and IiI Anil ,John World 21; the
question of John the Baptist "Art
'Ilion he that should come or look we
for an ,trier?" and also the collie quest-
ion le asked y the Jew% ••If Thou he
AddreFarm were delivered i r U'.•t,. S, ,
the Christ. tell u% plainly"
The speak.
It Sharp ant i), %V. (',.IIm4. 51wmes 1 roflrotionate rates to other points
er explained the motives that protege ft qts% k 1 1 1 Y rolling The Testi isitning Bonld of Trade
how the solo., lll•s Delight Hobbs Batt a 00. will show viaitot•tt Ise• bursts etc. ""1(
t had come because h. was grin solo and the choir sang several
in sympathy with hint, hoot the ,Mews Anthern4. All (he nflnitrrm were well I HUNTING TiME
did not believe hint anti could not received and the nudienre was defile'. Is drawing near. Ask nearest ( road
nn.drrstand his doctrine. At the tell with the excellent elderIainrnent. i frank Agent about the Hunters v>t•
1irur tf John's ,mprisonment be On 'Tuesday evening a nodal WAR held.
thought the Worl0 was not gelling The proceeds amounted to over 41210.
better , but Cdlriat in him 'mower show-
e.l slim that. the lams walked, the a:eaf ' -1' 1NTFIIEST '1'0 WEST 11CO8N.
heard. the blind received their eight' T„,41,01,. ;-Cin account of iunnvnid.
mid (ne poor h:(.) the gospel preactledi
In Ile 71
in order to give the Fainters and
Residents of Ont at it an Opp( rtunity
of seeing the Brent poesiihilities of th•
North Country. Spero! coeureions
will be inn Oct ()her :(rd and 4th at
the following low rales Prem: -
EX i•:'I'1:n AND RETURN
Cochrane kt 15.(14)
Englehart $ 172.15
Hr.ileyl'tlry $ 1 I • til
New .'e
11 kc (
art $ 11.:>•,
ted the questions ane! showed Imr ' ` en res i 14411 N. At lag sang
two (vete va»tly different.. John be- lin solo. Mr. It. Phillip gave nil or -I RETURN LIMIT ()CT, 15, jn10
tieved Christ ,
1 111. This 1,4111iFfjed Johtt that Teacher.' Imo itute IA 110811400 -j
(lois( hod come. To -d j
isle circumanne.:% 111' ,1Ve.t hares
ay many have one week from (Oct. 6t h and 7th to
the Fame opinion that the world to the 13t h and 14th. An earnest ,•f -
mit getting letter, but the sante work fort is being toad^ to have house
1» toting n 00 f
argreater
thosI
t wAa
at
_ Inrmb^r of the fats((, of one of, oho l
('hrist'm time Tt dAy therit ar=
;thole ail over the IAt1(1 for the vale of tit work of 4 he in.tittih.,
,t, 11. Lowery, I'renident,
W. ll. Johnston, flecretiry.
• Normal School. present to assist in
tha sick and the gospel is being prep.
ched on every Band And sin and
Bears the
coranona.
Secnre ti. kets and full particulars
from
.1. J. h Nif)II'r, Depot Agent.
CASTOR IA
Por Infants and Children.
tM KMd Yor Mon Always Mild
crimes are being exposed.
Signataro of