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ltizlrrfirst load of
new wheat An, this season was dee
livered at Cobble.dick's twill~ 1 etl4 30, ` 6by M. 'Thomson, ofEhnnvine, WO sulci 1
for 7e0o per bushel. The rax•iety was•
Turkey Red, and tested et.1 lbs. to the,
< , 1 is a taetter : tlllagle-�
.._. -. _ ..
bushel. The wheat _
y l�i�g ` p� p t TO II
than the seer imported- fruit Kansas t.
6SI flit i VDfFF, 017E 8 RI VE i iLI last fall, The yield was 25 bushels pal
Exeter
IN
GLOT IMO
i iensatia larger et
� LI this lino vY e never carried a lar of nor better
r st
than we do at thepresent time, We have a iii nbei of boys
suits which we would like to clear and in order to do° so
will out the price in two.,
• DRA.Til QV ROBB= Poiareti_-a#r, 1 We have a number of remnants of Muslmsa Lawns, Or -
Robert Porter; postmaster of Clinton, ,an.dies, Piques,, (xiinghams, Etc,, Etc , which we will clear
d�Pjwas out for hes morning \+cert: , , Q 1116 eG tllexl7if C� shirt VkllSV on S;tturd:ay; and whet* below the t regardless of cost: It will repay you _ p
were `.'t+696 ' 1.00, some 1.25, sand, some sty high as You tafter\varus, <Derena ed *ass (i"t Fears of
Now is your chance to buy new Pend stylish Grand Tt•wd Railway
track Ott the
^ � F2vielai tussal, elireatlS in trout, of Mr.
p Some 1�'y Ja cx�:}ir's dice t1 i tre dropped
.. shift waists at prices much reduced. le• d Ise w•is found ei. Erre utinutes
F take Your choice of any white or colored shirt �t^t12S are, 11r. Porter, r�':ts Gds o:te time
eau now Y
in the store for f 9c, member of tics Commons for West
Huron, befog a coueervatve, and ran
Ladies' Mored. Shirt Waists in
iia South li:uzon in the t;unservstttve
3 doz. Ladies' White Shirt Waists
with 3 and 5 rows insertion,
tucked back .and front, soft
band or laundried cuffs, some
fancy revers, trimmed with lace
Stylish and new goods ; you
take } our choice for 69c
suefilaIs in Orourics.
S lbs. best selected raisins for 25
Best wooden clothes pins per tloz. 06
ii.nter:-_-ts on sevc rat ocC e'kQns, He de. •?ne. uncolored Japan tea per lb 25
teate.l the late Ei:ou. e1. C. l.aaaueron in
1837 and was itineself defeated by that
gentleman in 1591, Ur, Porter was a I
school teacher by profession tort. his.
eve sight failing hint at aur early ly age, I
he engaged in farming, first at Kirk- t
too, subsequently. near Eliuiv ille, •
where be was tesickiug when be wast '
appointed postunister of Olinton. De -1
ceased vas well known .t.zil highly re -1
erected, was well posted no all public
cltte tionsantione of the most rano-1
r:aneirg speakers in Ontario. •net
ves awidow anti a grown up„family
saaiis
awl d ughte ra•
ElIVEN 1 B .11W T •..Oil Friday
night last as number of Blyth's young
bachelors suet at the pretty residence
of ;lir, and 'fr•s. Jos. Sims and tender.
ed a farewell banquet to Nlr. Ve , W.
Taman prior to his deperture for
Exeter, where he is starting hi husi-
lives foe himself. When all had arriv-
ed, the host conducted Mr. Taman to
the seat of honor at the banquet table
around which were seated 2'7 other's.
The table was tastily_ gotten up, and
those present partook tie and. enjoyed
the delicacies provided, After bench
all adjourned to the lawn, where cigar
Prints, Ginghams, Chaenbrays,
Muslin;;, and Dernities, tucked
insertion, and embroidery trim-
med, all new goods, and some
worth as high as S r . 5o each,
You can now take your choice
for 69c
A BARGAIN
We are clearing out our Para-
sols at prices greatly reduced
Large size parasols, covers guar-
anteed to keep their color, para-
gon frame, fancy wood and horn
handles. These are our regular
St.25 and .$1.40 parasols i you
take your choice for 9 $o
Arc you going Travelling ? Our stock of
Trunks, Travelling Bags and Telescopes is the
most complete we ever carried.
J. 1 . STEWPRT
Stores e+true t8.30, Wednesdays and Saturdays excepted.
Marriage Licenses,
.;.
THE ART•
L* .�.,; ..;;.;., yr,..;,.:--, :, �.: M ;, � �.•l:: ;,a, 2••#y_
To Have
� _Best Goods
is what, the business swan owes him
self.
Wedding Rings,
Watches. Clocks,
Jewelry,'
Spectacles, Etc
('.&LLL. O.
R. HICKS
Watch Repairing a Specialty,
Gam sardines per tin 05
Fine imported catsup per bottle 15
2 bottles fine mixed pickles for 25
Cottage ham and veal leaf per tin 15
Uillards prize relish per bottle 35
Cross & Blackwell's mixed pickles 35
C-'iarl'es chipped smoked beef t7
Fancy raisin laiscui(,' per lb. IQ
Garfield: Sheere is visiting friends in
PsarL-hill.
Miss Ethel Sweet is visiting friends
It is this business policy of ours in Seaforth,
which indnees us to claim to be
often the cheapest and eon -
sequently a lwetys the best.
tet
of
Hiss Clara Noss is holidaying at
Grand Bend.
J. G. Stanbaxry spent Sunday at his'
home in Bayfield.
We have in stock everything in the) M Miss
Leonard,el Parkhill is visiting
Stationery Line --newest in Note
Peeper -
Will Goodison, of Sarnia, was a
visitor here on Sunday.
A Complete Line of Aldewin Evans. is visiting his sister,
Jardineres, {Mrs. Barnes, in London,
etnglish :and German Decorated !! George Miners is visiting his brother,
Fred, in Clinton this week.
Percy Hooper who was ill from son -
stroke has almost recovered.
i Miss Dolle Wetly is visiting her
gaunt, Mrs. 1Viglat, of Anderson.
FANCY GOODS OF ALL DESCRIP-1 Miss Mabel Follick tuts returned
TIONS. /home from visiting; friends in Detroit,
Mks 0. Sweet and Miss Cora Prior
g , are enjoying a holiday at GrandBend.
L OWN i 1 ; Mr. Bee and Miss E. Bee, were the
EXETER. guests of Mr. R. Gidley, on Sunday.
Quarterly services will be held in
INSURANCE. Main st. Meth. church next Sunday
Aug. 4th.
Ernie Buswell, from the R. Pick-
ard Co's, store is holidaying this
igen for the WSs'rEaN AsstraAr:c>L Com- week.
Paces= pave, of Toronto ; also for the Fnac ••
a&racE COMPAnY, of London, England ; t Mr. T. $oyle,is_agai
•
trssnn on duty after
and&. tx .' cz Ixsuadscs COMPANY: of Eng = a, holiday -•at St. Thomas and Port
Stanley.
e
Miss Lill:.. Johns leas returned
from
TO ADVERTISERS. . Iavisit with friends in Sarnia and
Parkhill
The copy for changes mint{ be left
(1jt
Mrs. M. J. W
hite and
d children,
and d
not later than ruesdaywoo3. Casual
M:V.Whi a are spending a few
atdvestisements accepted up to noon
weeks at Grand Bend,
Wednesday of each week.
Vases,
French China
Limoge and Japanese Ware.
ERNEST kiLLIOT,
Arthur McTavish. of Detroit, who
, has been visiting his grandfather,John
THURSDAY, AUGUST 1sT, 1001. ` garykshaacv, is at present visiting his
uncle in Varna. - •
Tha'fall fair of the Stephen and Us -
borne Agricultural Society will be
de -held in Exeter on Monday and Tues -
Fon SALE CHEAP.— A butcher
J
rne.17.
livery dirt; nearly new. Apply to L. day September 16 and
DAY, Exeter. Mrs. Nichol, of Boissivain, Man.,
APPItENTICES • W APiTPD.—TO learn
dress staking, apply to Miss Tom, over
ee t;arling Bros. Store.
Bo r 1P:_NTED.—A. good, smart boy
tam education, wanted to learn Mrs, John Hawkshaw returned home
withtam
Apply at on Friday, from Lucien, having, been
the
printing ; haisenes pP y called there through the illness of her
Teems office. mother Who •. has now €omewhat re-
WANTED.-A.g ood general servant, ` covered,
a capable as a working house -
'ox• woman c g
Writ 091,is
keeperr. 1'V'i•it:.e. P. 0. Box Sarnia,,
Ont. or apply at this office.
Bois tJtir. Sn6iI. S
and smoking were emus ed. Songs1 ,
were by Messrs. Bert Heebner. Ladies adies 35e.bik cashmere hose for
J. E. Moser, John'denre,.Wen. Moser Ladies fast blk cotton hose, special
amid others, and words of Praise end ,
farewell were spoken by all present. Men S regular 1'? •C cotton soy., 3 for
•
Boys print blouse:, all sizes 35
Boys eottonaade knickers
35
Boys brownie overalls 35
Boys all wool sweaters 75
Boys leather belts 25
fiosieru Sie6iaisS.
pr ladies' fine ribbed, fast black cotto
who has been spending a short Lime
with friends in Tuckersmith, has re-
turned to town the guests of ifrs. R.
E. Collins.
In reply Mr, ',Cannan thanked every* wen's cashmere Bose re ,lllalr 40c.
one for their kindness and said that
he waq sorry to leave Blyth, .in which
he
had
so
many
friends. s. T
iO.s pres-
ent
s-
ent
appreciated the kindness of ?dr.
and Mrs. Shag for tha trefoil, that
they went to to make the nit+air as suc-
cess, and also feel indebted. to Misses
.A:nder^son and Hamilton for the part
they took in the happy affair. --Blyth
Standard.
i i:•s. Jin' II uward is ease :tug in •Lon-
cls.n
'. r ii a o of Albert note -per, t l Clinton, is renew-
city; acquaint towVit.
Robinsonleft on Tuesday 1Vliss B, y for
rs the'second heat in 2,08.
Ernie Caldwell; clerk in Rannu
Henry Makins,Spwhose f r
mets`ad)
adja-
cent to Varna, purposes dispdeingof
his place and retiring from active
work. He has been a resident of Stan-
ley for about 15 years, six years of
which he lived on the Parr Line, sub-
sequently
ub-
c!
se ” uentl. on the Goshen:
Y.
Mrs. Will Hawkshaw spent Sunday
in Loudon.
fries=; Olive Wright is visiting friends
in Elenstall.
BIana:hard's wheat yield will be 20
bushels to the acre.
Stratford's tax rate has been struck
it 23 mills on the dollar.
Miss kiaretet, of St. Marys, is the
guest of Miss Jean Ilawksltaw.
Ales. Pardon left yesterday for
Manitoba, to spend a, few months.
Mr, llupkirk, of Blyth, has been en-
gaged by W. W. Taman, as tailor.
Isaac Westman's barn near Granton.
was set on tire by lightning and des-
troyed.
Miss Vanae, daughter of W. J.
Vance, Farquhar, is able to he around
again.
Miss Laura Gregory of Toledo, ie
hose for
25
25
20
25
30
Suits that were $4,00 for $2.00,
do do $3,00 for $1.00.
Come and see them even if you don't buy, no trouble to
show them.
Men's suits of the very best style and quality at prices
that will suit you.
re have also a lot of lyCl 31
1 en's dines that we anxious to
�
dispose of a and will cut the price in two in these as well.
01\E U8 ft OftLL.
A!IJt•
ROS.
Fu.rnit;:re
•
+ l3niporiuni
Boot and shoe SD86IaIS
Ladies' low leather slippers, elastic fronts, low
heel, very comfortable, special
Men' patent leather bals, special
Specials in children shoes at 50, 75, $1.00.
Ladies' Oxfords at 85, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50:
During hot weather we arc inclined to look for coolest
spot and most comfortable seat possible. We would suggest
when you want comfort and can get the same at small cost
you would be wise to
CAS.. AIk D IlNSP CT
Our Rattan Chairs, prices I
gifrom $2.0
upwards. Also complete stock in all lines, in latest designs.
>
00 Intending purchasers will find it to their advantage to
2 50 call on us before purchasing elsewhere.
iL PiekardCo
Direct importers
-
1ki.. Fred Treble spent Sanday in I Paid Madlge is visiting friends in the
town, Old CouuLry.
Miss Hattie Folliek is visiting "rv, ' Hiss Gerry, of Brussels visited :firs
Funeral Directors,
OPERA. HOUSE LLCOM.
everley & Huston,
Gill, Grand Bend. • i J. V. Crocker last week. every sense of the word as they can
Mrs..Rev. Brown and Ma , ;Da) Mrs. N. B. Cobbledick is Visiting her find, and they are able to give the
Anderson entertained the Eve orth , character of every boy in town.
Mr. Scott, of Seaforth, was theguest
ofGrieve i .
League of Stones st. church, very
mother in Bowznauville.
Miss Charlotte Drinkwater is visit -
pleasantly last Tuesday evening. J 13 this s week lug at Grand Bend,
s tending her holidays under the par- Quarterly meeting services will be J, II, Grieve has decided to defer his
metal roof. held in ,lames st. church next Sunday visit to the West until a later date.
morning. The love feast will begin at Mrs. R. E. Pickard and family are
The St, Marys Creamery Cu. shipped
r to the Klondike the 0-15 In the school room. Pu:bl]c ser- spending a few weeks at Grand bend.
s• o
1400 ll f butte
tvice at 10-30. The pastor will geve as
Cher day, brief address, and the sacrament of Rev. Mr, Turnbull and wife, of Tor-
Mrs- Richard Bissett andd 1t then d aug i er, the Lord's supper will be a - ,Grant Bend.
Geo. Willis spent a few days of the
onto are visiting friends in and around past speck at
Caleb Heywood has built an addi-
tion
to his residence.
Miss Gerry, of Brussels, is the guest
of her aunt Mrs Crocker,
ran
Bissett, of Horan st. ineet, on
Mrs. Jas. quarterlyBoard will E .etEi Chas. Westaway, of Brantford, is i
Iva, of London, are visiting ministered. The
- Adam Whiteford, who is visiting visiting his sister, Mrs. A. Ford,
his sons en the Northwest ,has been'
(l •,,• Soathcott, of Toronto, is
visiting at Exeter and Grand Bend.
The granniithie sidewalk has been
extended to the south of the Mansion
House.
Miss Edith Sanders, milliner aat.
W. H. Stewart, formerly of New
the The Grand T quite ill lately.
Hamburg, has been engaged, 5 to as section foreman at Hensall a
Lucan High School Board,
Mr. and Mrs. Maker and children
and Miss Harrison, of London, are
visiting Mrs. Fisher, Huron st.
Miss Aggie Smith, of Seaforth, and
Miss Mabel Kemp have returned from
w'eek's outing at Grand Bend.
Thomas Bugg, a farmer near Claes-
ley, was kicked by a horse in .bis own The inspector for East Huron says
barn Tuesday afternoon, and died half there has been a big decrease in tit-
an hour later of hie injuries. tend+ince at the schools during the
Mr. r;. H. Dickson has so far re- eleven or so years since . he took
cevered from 'his recent accident to be office. Be considers there has been.
able to atteled business in his office, a falling off of nearly twenty per cent.
but has to still use the crutches. which will suggest the gaery : "Why
h of Sare ta, is ad- is this thusly ? though in all old
George is f rrc - counties there is no doubt a similar de-
vertasing his far for sale in TFrtr
Farmers. say that the Hessian fly has
played the very mischief in this neigh-
borhood. The wheat crop will be
short and.'as the result there will be
much less of this grain�sown next fall.
_ rt of John
Harold .I�., the property
Swartz, of Wingham, continues to win
at the bigrace meets: At Detroit. on
Friday he captured the six hundred
a fortnight at Grand 13erid, dollar purse in the 2.10 pace, making
store, Hensel', with: Frank Ross.
.
< nieceMrs: S.
Myers, of
Miss Curith 11 ye ,,
Sanders, was artarried on July 1St;li, to
Joshua O. Inwood, of London.
stare stomach
t,�" As an easy, safe Oust
,tnd liver regulator .iso Dix Little
Liver Pills, sold by O. Lutz 25c per
box. James Keyes, Stanley, contemplates
Northwest. He
+,i to the .Hort w
Stewart,Zrilis.
I'. Knight takinga tr
":'•
Mrs. J. A. g P
J. let on Tues- has not ywitnessed a harvesting on
and Mrs. Will7�ewmata f yet,
L
enjoy the the scale on which it is undertaken on
day' for Grand Bend. to J y
but is anxious to do s �
breezes o:f Lake Huron, - • , , the prairies
Seaforth Fire m ,old friend§.scattered
intend. I has -also
:7.lri Brigade zn 3e many
The:b
andpur-
ee
in a teatntothe Pan-American, throughout�that� country
send g
Bir(faln, to compete in a tourna- poses visiting them, his trip beteg thus
resent t1 ere which is to be held .daring a combination of business•ancl pleas -
the latter}i:D is August. tire.
Trunk have in their em -
P Priest, Some people may Miss Stella Spackman on Tuesday
Protestant P h P eveningentertained a number of
thiol:. he recanted or changed his
Christian belief but not so :from birth young friends.
to the present 'time he has neither David Jacques, Agent, Exeter, for
changed his religious belief or name. • the London Mutual Fire Insurance
This is t fact. Some people will say Company, of London.
of an eloquent Priest he was a nature, -ee
born one end so is be.
TrMEs Mr. D's health has been poor
lv and he is forced to quite farming,
On Tuesday the men on the east
side and an equal number from the
west side of Main street played ball,
the score standing 10 to 7 in favor•of
.the east siders,
George Patterson, a farmer front
Sullivan township, while having his
horse shod, was kicked in the bowels
by a horse owned by another. man, and
so badly injured that he died.
The trustees of school section No. 3.
Usborne, are advertising in this issue
for a teacher, Mr.. McDougall, the late
teacher and Mr. Bruce, of Oromarty,
having decided to attend Medical;Col-
lege in Detroit.
iii, G. Cameron, of Goderich, was re-
cently - offered a position upon the'
editorial•staf"r of one of the largest law
publishing companies in America, with
headquarters in New York. The offer
is a tempting one, but it was declined.
p g
The revision of the voters' list in the
different municipalities in the county
by : the different county Judges will
shortly begin. It is important that
where any person entitled to vote has
neglected to have his name placed on
the list bythe municipal Court of Re-
vision that he should i applyto the
Judge. The renioval of the names of
those not entitled to vote should also
be attended. to, where it has not been
clongeneral
e. Theelections for the
Legislature of Ontario will almost cer-
tainlbe held on the lists now being
e in ref-
erence
important chartg
revised. p ..
in the law
age has been made
ereiace-to
y
so that now anyone who will be of the
,
age of 21.years within thirty' days from
g eal,.
s
the day: iixedfor hearing appeals pls �yy
c
the County Judge can be placed on
the Iist providing he is otherwise
qualified.
-Exeter, are the guests of their sister,
SLratb
BE TIIORGOGNEY iIRERRREO FOR BOSINESS
Centrnl.�>.,,. �,,;a
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STRATFORO, ONT.
Never before in the history of our
college have our graduates been so
remarkably successful in securing ex-
cellent situations immediately on
leaving college as during the present
year. If you have a diploma from
our college you need no "political pull"
or influential friends to help you to
success. You can stand•on your own
merits and will surely advance to the
front. Our courses of study are corn -
1 tin Cansystematic.
da a o-daLyy� valuable:--the
free.
W. J. ELLIOTT,
Principal,
ru has ..turned home for her r
holidays.
Miss Emiline Howard, of London. is
spending a few holidays here under
Mrs Rundle, Thames Road. the parental roes.
The bussu Driving Association will Miss G. Hollnna returned home on
•h
accompanied
t
ed
in Sept.4 from ,
their race meet ren Buffalo, P
hold P , f
Saturday g Sa
t
y
when $400 will be given in purses. by her sister, Miss Addie, of Niagara
Pan-American visitors find good ac- Falls, N. Y. -
commodittions at Fulton's, (formerly Mrs. Louisa Stewart, of the Elliott
of, Farquhar, Usborne,)300 Michigan, Private Sart .cal 'Hospital, Boston,
five blocks from depots. after n pleasant visit with her friends
Mr. and MIs. •Wes. Rai.wkshaw, and, here, returnedlborne on Monday.
crease. little daughter Myers, of London,
week r ttr. and Mrs. Guild of Cleveland,
A very heavy electric storm passed spent a few days of this with Mr. are visiting -rs. Ga.ald'e parents, Mese'
over thie vicinity on Sunday evening. and etis, John Hawkshaw• George. Brooks. They drove to ilii,
waas most severe and to visit itirs. Vivian:
the lightning Abe. Iia •shame reaves next week for chell yesterday
its flashes, g
was almost tnstruckt in tee ldorthcvest, on a prospecting tour. Marys;
The Jightnrng struck a transformer in l'It the country suits hien he may at x,o Miss Gertrude Rundle, St. '
front of ZVlolsons Banta and flashed has returned home atter spending a
along crossing over to Bishop's store distant slats go west and engage in pleasant two weeks' visit as the guest
n.ncht^ ll Thames
of his store. Several fuse wires Mr. H. Fundic has gone on an ex Road.
were burned out. The storm' how- tended trip throughout England. Clyde and. `Co.per 'White, of lVind-
ever, was.broken up by .i, high gale o'. On his return lie will visit the Pan sur, are 'visiting their grandmother,
wind doing eo further damage, while r American, and also his old home in Mrs J. White, and will also r•usticate
for a short time at Ivanhoe cottage,
Grand Bend,
and burned the cornice in front of•
a ? of her aunt Mrs. Rundle,
a deluge of rain followed.
One day recently while Dr. IC -ins -
man was wheeling along the road he
met with an accident which might
nf over on one of his anklespraining it
aussievery badly.As the member had beenhlve provedserious He was p
aSvaeon with a rack, on which a long once broken, and twice before sprain -
board was used for a seat, The board el it was a naatrel it was not more
extended several feet at one side, and serious,
as the doctor was passing :a clog ran
attention. being thus The farm of. Geo. 1V
at him';and his ebber, 3 miles'
diverted he ran against the board, south of Exeter,which \vas.'solcl by
Bowmanville.
The other eveuingr as CJhas. Snell, sr:,
was milking a row, the animal stepped
strikinglais head with such force as to public auction on Saturd .e last con
oreek.his hat and throw him from the meting,of 100. acres, was secured by
tfor the ed
.of , '
shaken Thomas Ilandford would kindly band in the to Ata lour xaLte on thedollar , I
bicycle. He was considerably.
and still ` 500, Mr, Handford immediatel
up,and while able to be around, 5, , one of the director . offer to the public, clouting at:
feels r f the st 5 to Wm. Hednen
the ef'.fect of the accident, disposed o a e< 0
ora delightful hair dressing and to
i ve dandrii(tf, itching of the scalp,
• the growth of the hair,
Imperial hair tonic,sold ' by. C.
try Y
utz c perm; bottle.
e.
1e C
nd promote g
5o stet
•i'he improvement, in the cemetery is
being vigorously puslic�tl along. 'flie
directors cs oulcl respectfaliy i•equest
1 1 t t
that all those w io lave no ye t con-
tributed but r,;1io intend. to do so,
measommmememaroseensasama.gmanscmort
Turkish Scalp Food is daily growing
in favour. 50c per bottle. Sold by C.
Lutz.
Bait Hooper has returned from an
extended visite with his mother and
sister in Buffalo.
Rev. Mr. Ten Eyck left o a Tuesday
and in company with a party :frons.
London, will camp until Ang. 10 at
Port Frank:
: The dexnaud for English Stock Food
is rapidly increasing. farmers from a
distance are now sending in orders for
it. Sold by .0. Lutz.
A NEW FAA
—IN THE -
Having purchased' J. H. GRIEVE'S
stock of '
GENTS' SUI`i'INGS,
PANTINGS AND ()VEROuATINGS
AND TAILOR'S TRIMMINGS,
for
$2000.
.and.
u
se thebalance A. Q; Ratner, accompanied by
M
rs
.
• extee, left hrre on Thee:el:ay .,cro.rr
pasturing. Bobiet andtoo son., .Jortie and (ewe
brothers of Bidclilph township 'hes pxiaeiPally
The assault case of the Ryder •for
ned. Some time ago an When we see the boys on the street l Lst for tan extended tri;, to the Old
Been re -opened. t l
e between Daniel and public places we often wonder if untr : • Theysailed ft•orn mon"creat
altercation occurred- ., ] that _t}. • ; Co y
while theywere en-' know „hat business men are We:wtsh them hoe
and Sohn digging
vthey on Saturday.
them. In every kaiak, stone,
' ni i•Y`ai; drain,in which thc, watchingy y voyage ,inc.r „aft return;
aged in digb t e„voy< g
g
�s be a( lace ..
injured, ;' Pro-: and office there will Von p
-.'ail �r aS-'SQErotlsly la � dn
io wBogus i_ ..
forboyII. Those who have, Dominion Bink bills ,.t circa-
.r� clings were sateen by;Toho against'rot some to fi
i. .,e >:t.affairs
I. will
to watch a.•
• >e illness of the management ol, the of the lotion .it r .ill pn;•y you 5
lni.otherbitt owing to the g easily . •,
case was ad ourned business:house will select a boy in they'are not easily detected. Atte
Daniel the J
have confidence. When
•�t times ^Sutise lientiy it was whom they sever q
Now,i -,is alleged that John the select. a bay, they' will not select
settled. 4 g y . ,
.been liven on to the articles him for his ability to swear, use slang,
hasnot g 1.
abetween-'the brothers, smoke, cigarettes or a tap a, beet keg•
of agreement ,
•C.
- . nsae ° habit..
Men hn.re • few of thc,
and
Daniel
htts'9laid ��ini'orrnationThese r n
men who re as near gentlemen in •ti c' diffe,i•ence.
word '4countersi , ed in the lift hati.ct
t,
bogus hill
�� ,:nee is atibrcviatc d in the .to 1
�og ,
and the 'words "for 'dinieti'r of Fin.
EMU?' under tli'e nA111r of J. nI. Oi,a PL -
nes, are omitteal, r,thp,wiso it, would
against him. The case will be heard themselves,but they are looking 'for bother the average citizen to ..co
on Friday.
will
FR€.� E8 fiWA i DOWN.
•3.. g years experience in.....
l...avin„ until 10 3 c,< rs
the cult.irig and =ustTOttix•iaed. from the
iwhere all
Cleveland cutting school,
the latest. styles are obtained, I am in
a position to produce the latest styles
in tlew • n'^, garments.
r en is ,,,
l;
a 'eves
� "tic
P � Mr. [x
T will lie ple<Ls,d _,. meet 1_
�tand , e i,es, one.v
cn�, omens, ala, t�i
ei' e,
itii;,li to get perfect fitting g.„inient..,
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