Exeter Advocate, 1908-04-23, Page 1 (2)-
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FA MBES who want CI
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Ghould get theiro hillt3 at
the ADVOCATE and ad-
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Means Money to WU
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We doubt if a finer lot of clothing ean be found anywhere.
• We doubt if such styles eau be produced by tailors.
We doubtif you can be: better fitted by a tailor than we can
fit you.
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now our prices on suitsare
,
••-s=
over tailors' pricea.
need, a milt see OUr e
wor _our -7w
°member the Store one door north Post Office
The store where you get the best goods for the least money
oleuth" s
This is the season of the year when you think of brew
Floor Coverings. You cannot use anything better than
Pitst6.0104$ tiii—i)letitia—that's the kind
we sell, (Ziairn's X Quality) is the Best.
Splendid rause.of Patterns.
Oall and see them and get our prices, because, if you
don't you axelikely to pay„inore moRey..
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OhOiCh.OLI eInei,
day ining in the Opera
proved *wear inectev., • '
The 'sublect of the debate wi
esolved that the total' prphibi
of the Jepttpese le in.the be Inter
Of thinsio‘ The afOrMettire 'WO*
.tipported the, ,3ame St. Oliere
and the negative Side wits ably u
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4;100 for the iegative. and'those
two elected a third Judge; Rev.
20100111 13. D. \p`astok of the 'Presbyter.
Ian Church. •
DoringthiPreliminary° proeeedipga
*041 while the judges - were surnto1014
p, Ur. 'Wm; Bron rendered delight*
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Abe pleasure of thit ence. -
Dr. Mtlloggiezghe debate forthe
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itiasissbfkostaddissai
the Japanese from a .nationa and it
poral standpoint, in which he.strongl
Phitsir•ed the fact thet:the loyal
of the Jape, to.theiti-own. land went
prejudice them against every other in
terest. •
Mr. Dyer Hurdon, Jr.„ led.the 13egit-
tiVO side and --displayed remarkable
'reni'vraTeildrliPettiterond-clebateri
lee eddreee-covered,awide•field;.-11e,
• eloped Kite Kett, of e need of OM*
I"'
onr vas intreitiblenditlialliat
the Jan was the rnostrdesirable. -
-In.-, Atefeifie fikuitheett, followed -1-er
the affirmative and delivered the most
carefullyprepared address of the de.
bite. He viewed the question from
the Amelia stud moral etandpoint earl.
*hewed bow the ,presence of.the Jape
would tend to a lowering . of Our ,nat.
ional standards. ‘,
__,Mr-Arthot Lo-rit_ followed for the
negative and took-the.grouniktt*fibe
;fops have shalom themselves the Oils
Of ali$r people In the *Fetid to tbe g.4
plie/tti013 01piolittet1 ids* durlOg eit
er war or peace. 'Hi took the ground;
that from a religious and educational
vieve,it was a great mistake to, .keepJ
the ape out.
Itoulston concluded the debate
xor the elArmatike aud took the. prac.
Mel Oslo of the_queition. The Dr.
Wowed*. firm grasp, of the, subject
and 'cored bravely for hitittide,
Mr. Alger. ofthe Hank ofiDerainerce,
the debate for the negative and,
whi Ing upr-nO7-new-grounti
at •orgunientf
cotIv0 Ile, Id tbatre.
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II shipment of
N'ottingham and sels,Net Curtains
veitthovin such Beautiful Patterns and Fine Quali-
tie% as we now have in stock.
:Mos 50e, 75e, $1.00, $1,25, $1.50, $2,00;
$25, $3175i $5.00.
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07.F ROULISTOlis L. D. &ED: D. E.
. DIINTIST •
Mariber of the R. O. D. S. of Ontario and Honor
lifIntsate of Toronto University.
• : Over Dickson Carlbara Law Oflot;,lit
'a forum Dental Parlors.
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grAtitat. A. R, RHISMAN, 16 D. 11.„ D. D. 111..
'sot 'cravat! of Toronto Usiveristy.
• DENTIST. '
took iiittnetad without say pain, or any bad Weds
01110, war mews* * etsoborsosoisce. **et
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*Witt** -
Aso. llicLAITGHLIN
• Hair tnininnd piutio tater •penakti /est Mot.
)*O)stBdtkb and Continental Cals. General
loss with *pedal attention t0444 (With refis,c-
) UT, Nose anti ThreSit.
OffiCe: Deehtettod, Ont.
Leta*.
toisos a calm, osiszurrtne, 130/41e1.
es, Coareyancers. Cosatalisloisers,
rates.Thir • •
,011iost, Maio street, Exeter.
Oxattitik, L, Deossei
03titY TO LOAN.
WM,ek, • ,
lama amount of private toads to loos
al hsesa and village properties at lost. rates of 'obit
• CLAD/IAN k alarinTRY
Itiefer Oa
Om Brown ,
Taeorporated .Soclety of
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tion Life Assurance
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InsuranceIn lest&
rid British Comperoes.
Exeter.
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of lost All la gee*
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IX iniltAltar STOCK. A f
SO fer rou 1 auts $pdi I04
*,part two; i rst t*nM. f
wtievoress flees f,„
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Brick and Tile for Sale,
The undersigned haa a large quantity of first-class
brisk widAite tor sste on eisysmes.sitearee opposite
atCreVtOrfEast.. Itatisiaction guar
-1t,wi1l-beloyostr1nterea4to call and snake
an inspection before huy1ngs elsewhere.
JOSEPU HAIST. Crcditon East
For Sale or Rent.
A one storey -frame dwelling in good condition,.on
Carling street, two lots *fiend. Good *table on the
prernistsodsow-rouriber of trait Won Tering relay
Applynt this °face,.
OntarioLiquor License Act
License District of South Huron. Notice is here.
by giros that %Conrad Wendland cf the Village
Of Exeter has Made application for permission
to transfer his Village tavern license at Ratter
to Jobn Morley of Exeter, and that the said'
icaticn be coraidered at the meetingof the
Uoerd cf Ucense COnmslasioners, to be held' at the
Dixon House, ist Village of Brueellekl, on the Clat
•'day.of April. 1008, at the hour cf10
All persons interested will govern themselves ac-
cordingly,
John Torrance, License Inspector. -
Dated ot t'llnton. this 30th day of Marcia, 1Dka.
_Timothy-flood-for-flafe-
Lliterscf Choice Timothy aced; ris..1also a
quantity of Large Peasfor sale at
FRED 1100AR7IC8,
• Lot 13, Con. 2 Stollen.
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For Sale -Eggs for Incubation.
Puro.tred Eared Roche: bl birds, heav !Vern
eggs the. Ye" renPtiii,C FLEMCiek; titter, ott'
asons, Carpenters,
Temiers %ill be rectivittir the undiessi.gnicl till
Triday ever:lot. May 1.1, 01 8 o'clock, for the erte-
tie* a Vett ME fOX_the.C. O. a
san aid iiiitodsona may be Ken at the
Hall n Elim,illeoa Alkyl's,' ermine: APO tstb.
a18 o'cl'als, toff igen on the folleirieg Tuesday ev.
Ph's' •
The /most ot any teistier not aecesserily accepted.
Eli:wale, /April ISM. MN.
JOSHUA 40IINRi
Ocid-Conteryathe
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WYRSAlilV CO' II,VO4‘141"et41:0;* ., n kent dow,w otheifkmeclir.
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. IfftiliciT.,; , ,.. , nd .spectatori bed ": a Neili gOdit. . e:*:-. gontieoitenttnd'lltfuierikenc,i,trt seeuRth ,"tive.fia8
Ina* ask. vrea'06004,171inton, London, Blenheim ,and Zerichl, ' The high. evereee was
01.,' el. •,•.
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„, 'en' by Fred Kerr, of Crediton whO, breye' le% ent of'‘ VV. 4'.p. was followed
'11 (raffolimei y bY,'310+irigritrvfewretr44unit-khuttli of London (UMI John Triehrter and •
•S P• AV. E. Sanders', of Exeter, ,he fifth event wail for the Club Trophy, which. •
. kr rlInjun'' to anil V was won by Day of London last year. Three men, Glover, Kerr end Triebner. .
Wilhelm •' ' made* straight 20 each, and on the tie being shot (miss and out) Triebner
. nkbeinlost his 4th and Kerr his Oth rock, Glover makinga straight 5 and winning .
,..,Augaike,,,ei' Areithyt„ ,..T.9 keep*: thezeem, t of h emej,Lieeetile won three
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LOCALS
prs ofthe Committee In
• 24th May Celebration
, g,b-,71;14440,
tagentar
R,,, l',/a IO 19 17 14 18 18 8 17 18 9 • 180 107
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20 20 20 20 20 a) 10 20 20 10 Shot at Hit
B. Glover 17I7 19 17 18- 9 10 17 8 180 158
8. e .... . r. .... .. . , 18 la 10 17 16 17 . 0 10 17 8 180 140
M. E. Smith 10 -18 18 17 18 18 9 10 18 10 180 101
A. B. Harris " 15 10 10 13 10 15 0 130 100
seWinfittoornrisels
11,-0401
-.' 71.0---8---7-190r-
19. 17 19 20 19 10 10 20 18 • 180 100
17 17 20 15 14 12 7 17 17 0 100 1 34 •
128
10 - 10,-
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J. Triebner 15 20 15 18 2/3 20 9 20
7-18--17-Tr-prio—a---17 19 9 _
brk (") th ' , $ , - - ----t.-.--...--T--,Iaz-31tno-W0''I,,t,:LW-z1rszz-',%'-"VTr-18.----ittr'rf-''-'-4-%Iftrr*e'
* . . Z. z . dere 18. 17 19 17 17_ 17 9 19 18 0 190 100
F. Triebner 18 15 9 130 97
D. flartlieb 19 18 le 17 18 18 9 17 17 0 180 155
- 17 16, 10 49 43-
Kirbyson .... 14 10 10 10 17 0 19 15 10 * 100 120 ' „
G. Yeast 14 19 9 50 42
C. Stazdake 10 14 11 5 7 80 OS
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14 8 0 50 28 •
17 14 •
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'Move.
His'i Hiehop Williams of
_1.4 ed the eplemsr, rite of.
Qon6wttIon uponit'ilageOfeerifin at
tbe Trivitt Memorial shureh on Mon-
day
ri t list. The address by His
was of. i. deep ne-
ture a proved intensely interetithi
to if Abilft*Etton-in-lt
ngAtoillnestr-e-nuni
9. 0 rtnatION4W-t_
..:..L.7.-Atestn...;..L...' ': - 1-
orttileasent-event took piace-itt
tbe jiltiottfe0 Methodist p,sriteneg
bere'yesterday afternoon, the 00eaSion
beitig'the Watley of Mr, Robert Jos-
el.h atreaft0Part to Miss Lizzie Ma.
t de,k-detiguter of - r„ Wm. Witzel.
al ‘.,ot. the township of Stephen. The
ceremonyliouipert tineatie the Hey.
Fear, alter *limb the happy couple re.
Irettlto the itoine of Mr. and Mrs. A.
where 5,very_ tecorang_and
pleasantPtiOn was held. The
yqung couplewillmaketheir' fetaiee
hoiue In'fi efilitit and will have the
beat w f ik-large circle of friends.
Mrtuties• of Parkhill visited at Mr.
R. matey*,
• Mr. 11 E. Ilitston' was in. Toronto
threcteselai, ,, 0
Mise LOut.*row spent the holidays
- in
Mra. E. Hunt is recovering from her
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ifittOti Of AIV111111.O0
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here
km. e,hibit
The speakers were allotted Min.
utes each, and De. litrolloy (for the et.
Itrinative) was givenc'S Miteites to re.
ply-Inhis summing uptbeDr. brought
out some strong arguments againet his
o • • nents.
• e Judges in their deciltion, which
was considered an 1133putial one, held
ithostytphereapareattirmasitdiveou4e had-,so-anarit*ye their to.
-claims-in-favor-of theanornatIve„
Mr. T. 13. Carling occupied the chair
in his able manner, and by his pleas.
entries kept the audience in goad' hu.
mor. Ilia sunny ways in some degree
made up for the frigidity of the Opera
House.
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Canada Conference Session,
The Liberal Conservatives of the
South Riding of Huron wIH hold a
Oonvention ge,as
19%
AT 2 O'CLOCK, P.M.,
for the purpose of nominatinga can4
didate for the, Approaching Getters,'
Election for tlie Legislative Assembly.,
toL 111.401 Clark, nternberfet Ventre
Bruce, 11. Eilbet. member for Soutli
Huron . end another beat testae+ and
-
her, will e.ddrets the meeting.
Let 0,0.ery pert 01 tbe Ridyng be w
teptemented.
God Save the King.
Of Order of the Executive.
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St. Jacobs, April 20th, 1008.
The 44th annual session.of the Can-
ada Conference of the Evangelical As -
ambition convened here April WO.
Bishop 8.0. -Breyfogelf, ontead--
big. presided.
The Conference Territory wee (livid.
ed into three Presiding Eider Districts,
viz: North and East in Ontario; Rad
Northwest District comprising Mani.
tab*, Saskatchewan and Alberta.
Rev. A. M. Ilaist,„ of Waterloo, - was
newly elected as PreaidingElder.
The brethren, W. J. Pladev, 3.
N, H. Reibling and EI H.
D11121131, were granted license as pro-
bationers.
-Rev. E. S. Iliacocksof Dunnvilleand
/tett. J. S. Hum' of Bermailler, *Ont.,
were ordained, the termer as Deacon,
ihbiet-porfirt of the Stationing Coin.
roittee was as follows:
EAST
It R. Kneehtel, P. R., Berlin.
Berlin -G. D. Datum.
Hamilton -D. 11. Wing.
Torontp-W. E. Beese.
Campden -.W.
Made*.
' Morriston -J. C. Morlock.
Ilaspeler-L4. 11. Plyley.
, Niagara -J. W. Best,
Galosboro-E. M. Gladder.
tionville-E. S. Biscookc .
North Easthopt-lt Dierlaron.
New Hamburg -W. 4. Yaeger. ,
ataviatock-Ei tiumy,
8ebrlogville-170. lart,
Vollarten
Milverton
Aldbor0-
Lingellotelat
Illinkoliat.-L. A'
A O. G. Ifellitian..
A.
Golden
!aciAYd
We
St. Jsi
Elm
Listow
Wallace
lIormast A. W lis
Walketten--
MiklMar
Hanover W,
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'• arley -
.-Tremner 1•1,- "5'
B., Smith • • 8 8 20 10 •
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• Ifirkton
litADDIAGES.
•Amo•••••ineio•
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Marshall have ATKINSON:,-LANE-At the home of
rented a fine brick residence in St. the bride's brother.in-law. Blatt -
Marys and will move there shortly. shard, April 15, by Rev. Verde, Miss
Recently a large gathering met All Ettie Lane to Mr. Chae..Atkinson.
Aberdeen Hall to pay their respects to
the family, and presented Mr and
ra. Marshall with a Morris chair
each and their daughter, Miss Edna,
with a dozen sterling silver options.
All three have been prominent ill diff-
erent public, church and social enter-
prises and their leaving Eirkton is felt
kee0y by our reeidents. E. N. Shier
last week purchased Mr. Marshall's
interest % the &mot Shier & Mar.
shall.
Te home of Geo, Dickinson of the
Third Line of Blanaluird Was the scene
01 * happy event. ortWeduesdey, A di
when his - in441*,
tie Lone, was unitcd
lift**1 PI Mart
*Pa
tea
in le •31, *
Arr.- Frank Knight of liderton was, pr.esence Of a nun• iberof invited gues
here over the holidays. The couple were the recipients of *
Miss Johnston, teacher, is visiting number of useful 1141341 costly presents
at her home Itt TorOnto. from their -esteemed relatives and
Mr. Pre(' Patiheiti of London was •friends. Nr. and Mrs. Atkinson will
among th heliday visitors. move to the farm which Mr. Atkinson
Mr. Garflezd Sheens of Brantford his purchased from Mr. Dickinson.
was a holkl&y Visitor here.
Miss of Olandehoye 11111‘1115
ed'WithiliiiiMittler Tones.
Miss P.,dna-McCallum of Toronto 0431P11 L, ---At Zurich ontbe8th, t
repeiitiraiteriiithlier parents. Dr. afld Mrs. Camp b a son.
Mr. Will Knight student of Loudon Hayfield; on April. _12th,
is holidaying With his parents. to Mr. and Mrs. Gorge Lindsay. a
Mos Nettie Walters has returned son. ,
from Toronto and will remain. Dow -On Monday, April 130, to Mr.
Miss Sharpe and 1410-jackson holi- and Mr* S. Dow, London Road, &
dayed itt London. and St. Marys.* daughter.
Mr Albert Pyitt.is-Vecojrering vy -Hummeintro.-InicleGillivreyon 4e I
nicelyfrom his recent operation. 12th, to Mr. incl Mrs. Geo. Bloom.
Mr. Ed. TOMAH was the guest of lil. field, a daughter.
brother, W. W,, a cloy last week. YOUNGi,-Idt McGillivray, 74h on., on
Misatthel Piper ot London :spent April 10th, to Mr, and Mrs. Jno.
Easter holklays at her home here. Young, a daughter.
Mrs. Jas Gould and daughter, Miss DISJAIIIHNE-At Grand Bend on April
werein London for Easter. 144h, to Ad. Disjarcline and wife,. a
Mre E. 117,flornel.intl _v1014: daoshter....
'woikerviiie•Wern here over and,
13. Meston and son, Eddie, Sao.
demi 1. visitilaitemang relatives here,
Miss Sadie Welker of London spent
Hester with her parent* Exeterltiorth,
Meters. Geo, Armstrong and Frank
Hunt of London visited here this
week, -
Mr. and Mea. it, H. Samuel ot High.
gate spent the holidays visiting ha
town,
Mr. Jaroes Sayers of Milbank was a
visitor over the Easter holidays With
Dr.ltouiston:
Mr. and Mrs. WM, Taylor, late of
°blew, are visiting with Mr. Wm.
birlftelr011-0ther-friendti
borne, prior to leaving for their new
home in New York.
mit* Itvelyn Kerr Of Crediton ipent
pert of last week ;withher brother. W.
W. Kerr. -Miss Ell. Caroni spent art
of last week in Londott..-Itobert_ w
aid andMips returned
Tutislay to Chithain sifter spending
the holidays at their respectivelzoums.
Nies Myrtle. Francis is the gue.t of
Mies Altnearis, Heywood. -MIs.
edbOlt Of Tilbury 1. ipending the
Ewer: boll4zo, Ito\ m
Mb..Maggiehome for ber
• 001,•L-Istise'Verirand:
• returned, ilminti after
epending Raster itt Thedforld.--..W.,
1err and,Wifos visited In Oreditort.
Sun-
day and Monday,- /fies Minnie
tots left Thursday last to visit ber
brother, jobb in Mount 'Forests
ock Nnornent.ed killio -the beef for
• Wintheise4 and
ott titknao and trooaii,y,..
Oreon, way
Suttan, Ina Mies Mable Hord
tended the Teacher* ,Cotiventkiw itt
*don. Mies Satoh lithetOistutberi
tolt spent het Itookt voiktiou
her hum* berr..--Mba. Z41sbL 4Etag-,
Lt it sp.ndlng Mutat Week with ,ber
Mho I. V. tiniest Ittzoo*.
p. tt. t loots! *tow
eve EvglislOw ef
Ivait was visiting friends itt tbls
n ty.-144. Bropby csll�doafrkde
he Bend on
Storardsorr *tilt
him Raster holkisys.
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B. S. PHILLIPS, EX.E'rEat.
Iikettes4 mietteseer.
• Sales attended in 01 platsRatiefactiOn _gums
t,eed or no ply. Taros resedirnsble. Ail *OM left
at, Advocate 0e will be promptly attemied
• SUPERIORITY,
thoroughness, V
enthasboixa, e
are ow matobworde.
clal SteeotralglY• wetralAT'
Mail Courses ito any subject.
v 'station..
CIISIosi Cottage
ScoTT-CbratErrv.---At the tpitidence-Of
e brides -motherly -Parkin .
A. Graham, on April 10th, Mis. Mae '-
Christy to Mr. Lorne Scott, of For-
est.
Lamronfr-r-Wrrzim-At the Main st.
Methodist 'parsonage on Wednesday
April 22, by the Rev:11',,&, Fear, Mr.
Robert Jose_ pfi • Ezra Lamport, to
Miss Lizzie Matilda; daughter of Mr, .
Wm. Witzel, both of the -township
of Stephen.
Ea,
mums
Atonttni--ro St. *Orr, on Aprll pth,
--MargeretAlo
Mszwitute-10 Clinton. on April Otb, „
Lawrence Ititufiyipt, ,aged 82 years.
ott
Jane Goodwin Hall, 'giddy/ of the
J'oeeph. Hall, of Lobo, aged 81 years.
PeraTteg.-In McGillivray'on April
15th, Williom Edward Prance, at
the,age of 17 years, 8 months and 0
days.
BOA.,-In•Tisokersmith, on April 10,
Maud Brintnell, beloved wife of
- William Boa; ---Jr., aged 21 year*, 0 -
months.
'WV larlUnirirmliFIVINFir
•ust to Remind You of
"WO
Tooth Cmtm.
.0 e Quince and
ond Cream
Enjoymo Medicinal
jelly
Bak:wine Eaude
Quinine Hair Tor&
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The asle of all these PreParit-
tiaturis steady,. And we hope
1 that if you have not already
tri"ed them, you will do so soon.
To give them a trial will be to
use them always. We are wait-
, fug to serve you.
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Ideal rencing, 7, 8 and 6 wires, 350 and 38o per
rod,\ ‚
Cleveland Coiled Wire,
cs1
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Loiidon afetyPulleys,
Pence 1101: Oflnchers and Splicers.
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