Exeter Times, 1904-12-15, Page 1aim
THIRTY-SEoNfn TBAH-No 1632
Now is
the time
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to be be on the look out for a,
Mod range or cook stoVe,
Woad, or coal as we have a
largo tonmber to choose from
of the leading makers a Can -
ado. Rel4obr
PANDORA
IMPERIAL OXFORD
TREASURE
SOUVENIR
And either ono a theta will make year wife's face, wreathin a per-
petual milleuni& giow.
IIEATERS
We also catry a, largo de0a be bornero, au Ugh
blaats ochooalehman
We make opecialty of
Double mid single acting force
all kinds on the shortest notuce.
arry of a inn lino of shelf hardwam,
the two leaditg brands, National Ina Star Wiwi,
VO
bo
urnace Work,
plumbleg of
T. HAWKINS & SO
HURON &AIDDL ESEX GAZETTItt
EXETER, oNT., CANADA,_TUESDAY IVIORNINO, DECEMBER 15t11, 190
Hartsell
Mr, Buckley. Cole has ilinposed. I1A-VE "‘DV:5111427:7°Q1(1T eAavelt!gERS
Russeldale
wbich be s Id f 11'S Sold
G. J.Sntherialid,Notary publics oonyeyan of .fflae- Pi 'his drLver$. te• JeE'clal ev.v.:rrey,wiL3bwevreeufaaeng15.1t.sratbilly4otae,
eeriCommisalener,FireInsura-nco Art, otaa McIntyre, of Motherwell,
TssureroeMarriageLiccuses. Legal ocumeots -Mr .onil -------- otgert. jr., Rev. M. Clemens, Ph. I/. lias just
earefellY drawn Ore-uouable rgte13, 1"APY a Exeter, apeut Saturday with Mr. finisbed writio.„7 9:x bis examine:ten
o
for degree of M. A., we hooe that tomloeaeu4otattrein,44„wee-tacattocoatutiswaumte•sor ietereA. and ?Ars, Alex, ged4.ext,
-,aft• .Georae Roy. of Adt• Pleas- he naay have been :sitccessful• ....,
nt. we are sorry to say. ia ander Soma aectien No. 11 Stephen will
Mr. Alfred Seruioa, la openiag
Lhi doctor'a care again for ta- i give a concert on Wednesday eveen-
raapina'sfbialoucrk. a." feed st°" in 11.13- orenlosis of i he boo. He bee been ing, December :Hai. A spleadid pro-
-Mr, James BevorlY , rg--°P°" . Patient sufferer for ManY Years gramme of music. saaa=s, and plays 19
furniture store ben) ICI his _.blom -Alt. l'leasant church wit Riedel being prepared. The play "Our do -
and, is making a nice display ot ua-i haebitt',Ctibeulslatlazhla
aatsrtee. 41.14....T1e.
,: on Toeadme
ay atles" will be sere to delight the
to-da.te goods.
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--Mr. and Mrs, A. Braadt1 and --Mr :Ned Hanson is all spaileal learn that an entire new
children are speadhag a week with, leaa days -it is a boy. staff will be par on for 1905 at our
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rela.tives and friends in ChesleY- -ns.., .Wra. Pridhana. altipped three public, school.
-Mr. George Mwrray. elf Septa', arloals ot Christmas cattle to TQ- -miss M. 0„ Jennisoo, of theoula-
e Ju ;i, WaS hero viSitIAFAl bls tatliela roto. ela Saturday; alSO Itiokard lie ,schooi has been enaaged, to teaela
. jame5 gnaany and, other friends. atorthcott. sidalled one and one-half a:No.fan5nke,askta.aear in a Etbool near 13a1Y-14:-• ;
± Le ,:and aara ,II. Cook svere io ears of obtace cattle to. abe same fiala at a greatly.inoreared tail-tr7. 1*4
; Guelph during the past week v- place for Chriatmaa trade.
• ing their danahter. Mrs. U. Alum Win teach next year at Foxes' Point i tio+
Miss McKay 4unior teaelioo lavrei .4-
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-afra. Wm. Elder. of this viliaae;
as returned home from a oleasantt
o of Seaforth, dime is -visit ill 131d- entering the mercantile life but V1-01.*
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li --Mr* Geiger, principal of tbepub- apai.
isit with friends in the neighborl , Ito erta 0 Kiucarama aaaaca has aaeo contemplating tie+
youna peeple are ieeking - 4114Ph at,Pre5 1 ir ,, . , have not yet learaed of Ida final deal 4,
witb considerable hatereet Mr. awl. Mv". gcws u°0;11.45 14"e cialon. Mr, Geiaor haa been a ,aved,*
open na Q . tb. ti., returned after a viait to friends in paluaipla and %%1Llow sucv,s4 in 44
40,r also re-oraantaina for their Mieltiaan and Londan. whatever line he may follow,
wic unpatan , -Mrs. "atorgan, of Kiaoardine, 11 i -Mr, Jobn )101 was in. the vil- ,to+
_ate, of Port Karon, oe4 after a visit to her mother arartaa
ligan, Iv= Imre during thivatit week
The
RECORD
Bought with Confidence.
Worn with Satisfaction,that's
the Record of every suit we
sell. Remember we offer
you the Suit that lasts, the
Suit that fits, the Suit that
holds, the greatest value for
our money.
W. W Taman.
pticircuaitit Tra9r,
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We are right here with the
Christmas
Goods
fun fine of
Children's Sleighs
Baby Cutters
Doll Cabs
Wheelbarrows
Carts and
4tocking Horses
Van in, leave your order
OVERCOATS
to Mgr
Simpson, who has been very tit
ter. the old lady is in her
It year,
Mr, and Mrs. John S. Atkiotion
ived home, after leg .11.bY" visit
anitoba, they speak welt of the
e Province and Wead to aet-
in the coarse of time.
O. Antes is on a Pleasure
trip to the Emerald -Isle, the Jana of Sunday School aro haviaa a Xmas,
-The annual Christmas
vialting his father, arr. Ita, Loaie, tainraent will be held in the Bo
win% Las been quite ill during the gelleal, choral), rrid4Y PVep Dec, aar
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fat* week; or two, a:4143paeracctllent proaramme is being
a-41er. 'Dr „Medd taave Ma fatecans
-Pour days' meeting will h
lecture ontitled "Wmaina and Weda .. _
ding," at the Methodist church, Kip. hold in tbe Evanaoileal elturcb. dur-
pea, ort Tuesday eVenin4 last* In f.eemad week of January.
ray W7.11 regret to le,arn that he han The members of the latlillera,41
-The friestd•a of 1,Ir, Andrew blux..
boot aeriously ill, but at last ae-
counta was seine better.
11.r. and Airs, Wro. Carlisle, aro
v,iling Xr. Carlisle's parents her
and. Intend spendina the winter
months ata Qatari° and returning to
ranitoba, in the 'spring.
The many friends or the late
Iladley Doan. one a they *mill
:nown 11!u Lr reSidentS Ot thiS
tiOn uial regret to lean% •of his Y9
E which, occurred on Vriday
laSf.
CaWthorpe, ,
tidos Imo ter the ltati
and who prevea hixastkii a
the Sbaturock. It is to be hoped festive). ontaaaay oaanina, Deem*.
ow a the lash Maidens, eelebrated
be world, over for their beauty will
eater+) V.0. betore Ida retura t
Clandehoye.
During the oat week It is our
nful duty to announce the, de
'Several of .01.1r Worthy eltizei191--
Howard. of Luau, in her fidtla
Mr. Irodaina. 'wife of Mr. aTOO,
OR in bet. 6GtIi ,year. arta mr.
d Carter, Of MK4Illivray in
nt Year,
s prac-
Or MI I
00a OW.
2031 a5 well as a aood prac toner,
and wt.° Made many friends while
CHEAPwill practise his profession.
Rensall hit last week to soma a
few days at. bia home in Thamesford 9A Sanday Mra
sistea the chotr by Oar- - Is- Noah Oratton
0 iZreintl
odist church
al On Friday
lett, of Hamilton
was
last
s ded
before leavtug for Texas. where ha 4 1.• A rntoba 4 ..Tv., aed-.3.0Mxie Desjardine.
1 c at gaud stsrie,, etta Ilaveisx,, .. , $ 1
We havc;, a m e line ft zurich villa liowil tOdest dauglter et Mr. and. -Simon Dewey, Theodor:
_ _ I where he s ent 601110 Months fottrth concession, McGillivray. The irirr.. refildsi"--11111itz:se?1"go.liard, Da
. I t "in. I
ber ..4th.
-Miss Ella Ilanme. of Zeno!), a,
abwooi this v.vek.
have 'splendid aleialting
nviallborhood at present
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Orand Bend
he via; do report
, Stephantud
331.qUet1 bad on reaularaty, ae
'goad condo
alley ot merit,
art atossell
t mat
Jr atn-Ware
Car re, Peter Bavcle
Jardine, Charlie Paae.
Sr, ard-Georze Oliver.
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.NU • The rOarria-nt of Miss Pa,r, "Wilbur Dewily.
Albert Lewk to Mr. Patton look 'Lennie Ilaghes, Viola Iliedemau
Overceating in Blackand Blue -Mr. so) 4 't w d att on I Glad S PattfTgon
wee et, I* e p ace on e tea ay a *0010 at Sr.X.- -^. - Y - • -
home! hero trom the Nerthwest the reaidence of the bride's imrenta. uolo•rdtne•
•Beaver Black Ser e, andi b".
Grey Overcoatm
a y style you Ws
We will give you the best
of linings awl workraanship,
duaing k comfortable coat.
--Misses Sarah. Barbara na Ana ceremony was, perforated by Rev.
nits Beehler, or Illinois, oro visiting A. Thomas, pastor of Anglican
their parents. Mr. and Aragia Jot) church, Luau, Mass Lizzie Patton,
Beohler, Babylon littetaster et the groom layea the
--Miss C. Walper, who has so abhengrin wedding roareb US the bra. Marnenno ltavelle, Florence ,
attended to the wants of Mr. X. arEt iarty entered, and auxia,a. too Bertha 'Pollock, Susan DesJardinea
Preeter's customers in the cereMOPy plued several Voluatar. DollY Dewey, Welland Ravage,
cry :department during the past sea- ies. The bride, was taiven away by rtanetS Dower, jeaa Baird.
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son returned, to her home near Dash- her tether, and was cliaruthro in a. NMCUNNINGHAM, Teacher
lovely gown of white silk, with triai-
naings of point lace and ruching.
The transparent yoke and wider -
sleeves were of exquisite -white chif-
fon Ince, and she tarried bridal ros-
es. Miss Genta Lewis, <tousle, of the
bride was bridesmaid and was
gowned in pale blue silk, with trim-
mings 'of lace and applique, anti car-
ried a bouquet of pink roses. MISS
Clara Lewis. aister ol the bride acted
as Dower airl. M. James Patton
was best man. A !recherche dinner
dinner was served after the congra-
tula.tions were over. Mr. and Mrs.
Patton left on a. trip to Detroit,
Cleveland and other points, The
bride's going -away gown wab of a
new shade of brown. and she wore a
Come in and see our coat-
ing and the latest styles.
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Merchant Tailor
Woodhans
At araeeting of L. 0. L., No. 492.
Woodharn, tho .following" ,oficera
were elected and installed on the
vhl Baird, Jennie Gratton.
Jr. Pt. lst-Gladys Desjardine,
Samuel Carriere. Wilkin Ifamilt013.
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ITERNITU.'
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We have on exhibition at our wareromns, the
largest and best assorted ateck Ofuroiture of all kinda, ever be..
or offered to Oa public Whioh we aeliiog at, pietli
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cannot be beaten ha Canada,
We invite all intending parchaaers to yisit our store and
compare our goods and prices barna piaeing orders. We can
save you many dollara.
or
OWE & ATKINS
Furniture Dealers and Undertakers,
ua
a
itee every pu hase ia
o be entirely satisfa
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If YOu 00,7,keep .4-,50crpt.
wood, en Monday.
A pleasant surprise party was
held at the homo of Mr, and Mrs.
Fred Witwer, on Monday evenirtg,
la tenor .ot Miss Aaaha t being bar
birthday. The evening was ee3o3f-
ably spent in playing 6v a r a e s and
other ornusements, and at a late
hour dainty' refre.shmente were serv-
ed.
-Word has been received here of
the death or Mrs. A. mother of
Mr. Ed. Axt. which sad event took
place in Dakota. The derieased had
lived in Zurich for many years and
was highly thought of. She left
for Dakota, nearly two years ago
and lived with her daughter. The
evening of Thursday, lst ins ., .. . ,
B, crelzbicin we m411 J. madnea.41), remains 'were, into4.,rred m Dakota.
Ma; B. Conelland, ohapa; T.15112104 Its .thecoming hat to match. The pres.
S.: W. Shier, F. S.; 3. Stewart, tre.as- Rogerville 1 ants were costly alla amorous,
Moore, lecturer; Wm. Yon. f 1/ • • • no which showed the bigh esteem in
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Com.; sea. Bac, nna,„ corm; 11, Bre. 0 t F. oarhest settlers in this part, vail°111111°' Y°11n3' couple. were 11°141'
orer - Wm Sawyer. D. a o. ; B.
• • ma /at. Death ot M. liadley Doan. -0
thour, ard. Cora.; R. Wade. ahem. of this country died at his home int
the per- Crediton . , a Vera'. eeld winter:
wpm. tyke • A, Brethour and J. a - , -Next Sabbath is Missionary DaY ' -Mr. Arthur Glany,ille Itta
Et. Jobnstoh, 5th Com.: Wilbert ItsolageorEvimiler'lirntdiersfitaialliat the ri,e
Farquhar Sanday,
-Mr .3. 'Westlake has corapleted
' ChriStrileS eve. threshing for this gear .
' ., ., eal i -Mr. B. W. Beaver is in ' Gorier-
nristmas ziationery ich attending court as a juror,
t -not -Alio accent fali of same has made About sixtY-threa years ago he "was
good sleighing , . mail carrier between Chicago taw.
--An the farmers around here are Detroit, and he was often heard to
coal. . beavacen those aoreat Aillerio0A eitice. LiterarY Socie y met at the om
getting in their suPPlY, et weed and relate bow at tha ttime the country
as a candidate for County Council hash, and that Detroit was thee a ' teresiln-0 papers were given."A gen- vraY,
a.--- ,evening -was Germany, and two in- ' -
1.1 rif lArs. Bluott. The subject for that his brother William 8,
-Mr .S. Ballantyne is spoken of of the present !day was Dearly Mrs. Sohn Wilson, of McGiIli-
honors. Wir. Ballantyne will make pla.ce with littly It few shanties. The visited, with Mrs. Thomas
Tor as he has had con- deceaSed was well lindNi"rii in this marck" by Mr. W. Kerr. Musical --Mr. Garnet Amy, of Braatford,
V eral desCription" by Dr. Heist • "Bis- YearleY, on Monday.
.,and have the goods delivered )
()ashen Line, Stephen
-Mr. Jack Martyrs. ot Dakota,
who has been visttutg friends on the
line has returned home,
-Mr. \Villie Alawhinney, and Mr.
Alf. Williams are quite busy those
days breakina in colts. Alf itaquite
fellOw to hang on AS, they ra o
get away from him, and pulled Al(.
he sueteeded in stopping there, Store open every night till Christmas
through some very acep anow. but
-Mr .Georgo litawhinney has pur
clia.sed a taw or 151 from Mr, S.
Martin. of Exeter. Geo. thinks it
is a .grand piece of furniture.
-Miss Lillie Matz who has been
t d to her
You are quite safe in buying now and holding Christmas Gifts
til they are needed. Anyway if you wish to escape the heavy
'ng, hustling crowds you'll have to do your buying early so you.
n' begin too soon.
Wisdom. in gift giving Is by combining a
Jtrance with every -day usefulness. The constant use
'brings the donor and the recipient intn daily contact
to the giver especially so, to insure all round sa
an absolute necessity We can show you the bst
or 1aniv China in IVestern Ontario.
Make Happy Parents
We invite the parents especially to visit
our store and look over our large atti.
svell aasorted stock of Dolls.Toys of every
description, Parley Work Baskets. Curia
and Saucers, etc., and lots of Candies,
Nuts and Oranges, jast see them,
Toys of all kinds just bringilthe
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through our immense stock.
We have just received a full line of Christmas CandiesNuts and
Oranges.
ve
tion,
You should see
our lovely M
cure sets
Ladies' Sewing
Companions.
Just ask to
seeour Dolls
e y are
beauties
children and have a look
residing with Mrs. deo. Mawhinney,
CHARLTON'S FAIR
for aorta% time re urn°
home in Crettiron, on Monday.
-Mr, David Alawhiriney has been
quite busy those. days drawita; home
wood from Mr. William 'leerier/4s
David thinks we are going to laava
sawyer, autuier. .‘ ol age a 87 years. Mr. Doan had
been in Plain-, 'health for some time in the Methodist Church, Mrs, Mc- Otra. Nebb, of ithe 12th concession,
Meehan of London. ex -President at Visited with Mr. Lyman Glanville, on
-Mrs, John Keys had quite it fins
quiltir4 bee one day last week. Mrs
Keys having had three quilts and
got them all completed.
-Ur. Joseph Lawson, is getting
quite a pile of wood cut those days
with the circular saw .
-Mr. Reuben Davey is quite busy
these d.ays drorwing home hay from
the ca.use of dea.th beina. old a g'e and the Woman s' Missionary Society, and
a rgeneral weakening a the system one of the a.blest Missionary advocat-
The .deceased carried the mail from es in the Methodist church will
years and continued to do so Wail Orediton and in the afternoon at
speak both morning. and evening at,
Rodgerville to Bewail for many
the postofifce at Rodgerville ceased, 'Ebenezer. Collections and sub-
scriptions will be taken in behalf of
the Missionary Fund.
-on Monde evening last the
Just arrived, a goo a
to choose from.
Pianos and Organs alway.s in stock.
Thr •
r
S. in e
artin
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large artistic Calender given away
free with iovery purchase.
• • al - visited with his sister Effrs. Willie
, 1?
surgeon of this village, he leaves a Amos & 13eaver, ana a male chorus. Mawhinney, Saturday and SundeY.
er4cletahle exPerienee 113 to'ivnishiP at- cinity and was highly 'respected. Bo
fair& ' sides Mr. Et. C. Doan, veterinary
, • Sele0 t ions were 'I'Velll y
number of married sons and daugh- The Society will meet on Monday ey-. --Isdies Olive Turner visited with
ters to mourn his lass. The luner_ eifteZ, December 19th, at the home friends in Orediton Saturday even-
- number
was held on Monday and was Ir of1Mr. H. Ellber. On That evening in; and Sunday, returning hoine
YElemvennrIell4dower, who has been
Canada ject, "Itesolved that the future of
there will be an open debate ; Sub.. Suirra.
gely at tended.
THE
erc ants an o
HAD OF1ICE MONTREAL
CAPIT..A.J.,,,(all paid up)... •
RESERVE
SURPLIS-RROFITS
TAPS.TIISHIC,
oenqratIVianager
95
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• •••••••• ••• •t•••• • • • e.; • $6,000,000
• • i • • • • • • • • $3,200,000
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IC. F. nEBDEN,
Superintendenb of Branches
Branches in Canada
SAVIKA BANK
Interest at, post favorable current rates allowed Savings
Bank Accounta and Deposit Receipts.
Special attention given to the business of Farmers and Cattle-
men, to whom loartaAre made on approved narries.
Letters of Credit.issued to travellers, payable in all pasts of the
world.
A GENEFIAL:,,,BANKIN1G BUSINESS TRANSACTED
.REDITON BRANCH
W, s, Manager.
Ontario is brighter for the success working* for Mr. William Yearley.
Kippen of our young people than that of the vast. summer has accepte(1. a situ-
at'on with Mr. Charles Zwicker, as
Many farmers in 'this vicinity are he North-west." clerk.
)1aining of the want. of water, t C email Elections fine COW from Mr. Joseph Lawson,
-Mr. Archie Campbell bought a
The elections for the county. coun-
'1 fo • the year 1905 and 1909 take
place on Montday. Sanuary, 2nd; the
owning i M oda Deceraber
colgii
and have to take their stock to the.
river, which is rather an uripleasant
task at this ..,eason of the year.
-Mrs. George Thorrps,on, of the
'London Bead, near ippon, dispose o
27 turkeys which brou7ht her over
$40. Two of the number brought
down the scales at 27 lbs, each, re-
alizing $7.50 for the two.
-Mr .John 13alfour, merchant of
this village, who has been in the
Northwest has returned home, Mr.
Balfour speaks in glowing terms of
the great prosperity of thatcope
trY
-Mrs. Gordon, 'of itliiii village, had
the misfortune e.ei lose a valuable
miloh COW this week.
-Mr and Mrs. Cloth. Cooper are
becoming residents of our village,
they have moved into Mr. David
Cooper's house. ,
Most of ,mir eitizens burn coil now
and thc comfort that they get front
it makes them feel sorry that they
did not commence -.lila; it long ago.
nn 190 The ,followin, are the re-
turning officers for the various di-
visions ; No. 1 (Ashfield, Colborne,
town of Goderieh), T. G. Allen, Dun*
,gannon: No. 2,(township of oaderiela
fi ul le t t, Clinton), Jas. Campbell,
Londesboro' ; No.3 (Bayfield. Stanley
nay, atensall), Fred Hess, Zurich ;No
eter TJsborne) Frank
( P
Morley. Whalen: No. 5(Tuokersmit11
Seaforth, McEilloo), 3. C. Morrison,
Winthrop; No, 6 (Morris, Grey,
Brussels), F. S. Scott, Brossels ; No -
7 (West Wawanosh, East Wawanosh,
Winglaam, 13lytlin P. Porterfield,
Mart -web ; No. 8 (Turnberry, Ifow-
eWterr°."NteorininIairoth fCrhicj•TwNtion.' Wrox-
4, i ill be
held in the Town nail, xeter,. a, the
hour of 1 .o'clook p.,m.
on Saturday.
-Mr. and Mrs :Tim Lawson visit-
ed at Mr. Geo. 1Via.whinney's on Sat-
ur da y evening.
-Mr. Robert and Albert Gower
are busy these days cutting. wood for
Mr. William 'Yearley. They are said
to be two professed salvers.
-Mr. Chris. and Tommy I)inney
were bunting on Saturday bus: did
not get any game. Chris. said "if
there was any igaine 'there he'd get
-Miss Jennie Glanville visited
some of her saath friends on
Saturday evening.
--Mr .and Mrs. L. Kraft visited at
Mr. John William's on Monday,
when they all 'went out to Crediton
in a sleigh..
--Mr. Jacob Finkbeiner is engag-
ed with Mr. Joseph Lawson for a
few days this week,
...--Cone week from Sunday is Christ -
y. Ilowl for Santa Claus.
-The line is looking •forward to
big oyster sapper on the line on
New Year'whicb. we hope
Nvill not be 0. failure.
-Mrs. Thomas Edward, who has
visiting iter parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Lawson, for some time, return-
ed home Tuesday to Indiana.
-Mr. Geotae Lawson Nato MO
been sick thbe past week is better
and was able to attend to his school
duties on Monday.
[Havn't you noticed tho rus 0
aoliticians anxious to represent the
disgraeed Ross Government?
'phe finding of the court is that
the hagus ballot boxes loraginnted
whets the boveS ballots were burned"
the seritb of Geveanatoma.
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of
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11itad 'You Hav$ Atwayt Duel
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December Reminders
It will pay you to look down this list
X Cut Saws a big line from • 2.75 to $5.50
Handles from • ... • ... 25c to 35e per pr.
.. • ...30c o 5
• .. • . 2 for 25c
6cc to 5C
▪ ...... 75c to $1.25
......7cc
• to $1,75 per string
• • . .• • 25c to 40c
• • • • to 150
• ....2.00 tO $3.50
, .75c tO 90C
250 to 50c
pails and packages
4 t Sets frorn ...
" files, 7 in. good ... • •
Buck Saws from . ... .. .. ... .
Axes from .... ...... .... .....
Axes with handle ...... .... .
Sleigh Bells from .... . . . . .. 75c.
Shaft Gongs from . . ...roc
Collar and team Bells from .... .
Cow Ties from ...... ....
Straw Knives from ... .. . .... .
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International Stock Food in
International Heave Cure ....
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Lanterns from .... . - . .... ,- .
Coal Hods from , ".•
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and Stove Store
Scranton Coal on hand
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