Exeter Advocate, 1908-10-29, Page 115c to JAN. '09
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EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29. 1908.
The Old Reliable
To Our Patrons and the Public :
We take pleasure in inviting you
to our inspection of Fine Merchandise
for Fall and Winter Season.
An Unusual Showing of—'air
A careful examination is re-
quested, as we feel convinced
Hag jou will he thoroughly
igagffed as to the high class
of these exhibits. Prices, too, are very low, when you take intoconsideratlon
the good value.
1 MILLINERY,
DRESS GOODS,
FOOT -WEAR alld
CLOTHING .
Caring Bros., The People's Store,
where you get your money's worth and the right change hack.
Conte in and see us whether you bay or not. No trouble to show goods
Highest Price Paid for POULTRY, dead or alive.
Highest price paid for produce—Butter 20c. Eggs 19c.
Highest Prices Paid for Dried Apples, present quotation 5c lb.
CARLING BROS.
Heatherbloom
Skirts
for wear and comfort
beat all others!!!
We sell them.
t_, Also a swell line of Satin Skirts
in the latest style from $1.00 up.
SNELL & ROWE
Phone No. 22
Professional Care*.
Eta 0. T. ROL'LSTON, L. D. 8., D. D. 8.
DENTIST
Member of the R. C. D. 8. of Ontario and Honor
Graduate of Toronto Unix mita.
Off10E: Oxer Dickson & ('sling's Las Of11c e, In
D. Anderson's former Dental Parlors.
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, i.. D. 8., D. D. 8..
Honor graduate of Toronto Umherlsty.
DENTIST,
tooth extracted without any pain, or any bad effects
Office over Uhlman & St anbury'e office, Main street
Raster.
Modica!
DR, T. P. McLAUGIII.1N
Lias resumed practice chers ending a year (Col-
lege) at British and Continent Hospitals. General
practi•e with special attention to Eye, (with refrae
tion) Far, Noee and Throat.
Otte: Dashwood, Ont.
Legal.
D1(oSON R CARLING, BARRISTERS, SOLiCI•
n, Notaries, conveyancers, Commissioners
golkltors for Molsons Bank, etc.
Mosey to Loan at lowest rates of Interest.
ORkes, Main street, Exeter,
1, B. Oaar.t.o, B.A., L, II. Dimon
O:tET TO iOAN.
!t'fi
W. have a large amount of private funds to loan
a farm and o illage properties at low rates of inter
set.
O1.ADMAN A STANRI'RT,
Barristers,8oIkNtors,Main.t . Exeter On
H.8. PHiLLTPS, ExETf:lt.
LIcenwatel Auctioneer.
Sates attended Balk parts. Satisfaction guaran-
teed of no paw. Terms reasonable. All orders left
at Advocate entice will be promptly attended to.
William Brown
Trot, Diploma of Royal incorporated Society of
Musician., England; Organist of Trivia Memorial
Oburch,Exeter. Piano, Organ, harmony and Theory
of Music. Terms on application. Exeter, Ont,
J. SENIOR
Agent ('on(eder►t ion Life Assurance
ComVany. also Fire insurance in lead-
ing ( anaulian and itritish Companies.
Main -St., Exeter.
FA1.i: AGENTS WANTED. -t31 per
week or 400 per rent. profit. All enm-
pies. etatiohery. and art rataloguea fro
We want ot.e ,xrmaneat agent in this
locality for the largest picture an.l frame
bows, in AMerit Ft. F.1perlenc' unntr.
resat y. \\'e itietruct you how to sell
our goods and furnish the capital. it
you want a permanent, honorable, and
pt ()tillable poeltion. write us today for
particulars. catalogue and 'maniples.
Frank W. Williams Company. 1214
W. Taylor St., Chicago. 111.
FCAIRNS, VETER1NALY SURGEON.
•
Successor to Dat Rassar,
Special Attention to Dentistry.
Night calls left at the home of Mr. Peter 1lawden
Main street, (opp. Triritt Memorial Church), will be
promptly attended to.
EXETER, • ONTARIO.
Office --Dr. Ramsay''s old stand, corner of Main and
North streets, (opp. m's Blacksmith Shop).
_Your patronage solicited.
Farm for Sale or Rent.
The undersigned is offering for sale or rent the es•
tate of the late James Cron) n, consisting of 171
acres, and situated on the 20th and 21st concessions
Of the Township of Stephen, two miles from Grand
Rend. The land is In first-class condition, well
drained and been well eulthated. (food brick
house, large hank barn with powermill. (food water
good orchard on each place. seven acres hardwood
Lush. Convenient to school and church. For
terms and particulars app's to
MILS. ELLEN CRONYN,
Centralia P. 0.
Valuable Farm Property for Sale
There is i.eing offered for sale that valuable farm
property, consisting of east half of lot 7. lots S and 9
andsouthi half of 1ot 10, con. 4, L•sborne, containing
200 acres, on which there is erected a gond brick
house, large bank barn frame stable and shad, and
other conveniences. This property is well suited
for general farming and grazing, and will ie sold In
pan or enblock, to stilt purchaser.
Easy terms of payment. For particulars apply to
11i08. CAMORON, Auctioneer,
Farquhar, Ont.
MARTIN BRO&, Prop.
AUCTION SALE
Household Effects, Etc.
The undersigned .tub timuer has been instructed t0
sent.) public auction on
Saturday, October 31st, 1008
at 2 o'clock p. m., on the premises.
Corner James it Albert Streets, Exeter
Certain of the household Effects of the late Jos.
Snell. Also cutter, wood and other ankles,
Terms -Cash
MRS. JOS. SNBLL, JOiN GILL,
Proprietress Auctioneer.
THE GREAT SCHOOL!
Our Piet record end our present grade of work
stamps us as the gnat practical training sehonl
of western Ontario.
Wo 11%.e three departments
Commercial, Shorthand, Telegraphic,
t• it grads xr, in demand a. Ibi.inea. Cot•
leze tea, her. well al OM-, aesustants Indi•
eidual inarr •n. Enter NOW ! lat,teeata-
1 gne Inc w r.te fir it
ELLIOTT & Nri.ACHi.AN,
Pt incivility.
SANDERS tKr. ('REECH
Laurier Wins, 42 MajorityWellington South-GuthrieWellington North-Slartin 108
Went worth-Seulty 230
York North- Ayleawarth 292
Cee,scrvativcs Elected
Algoma \\ vest -Moyes 270
Itruce South -Donnelly
Cat Teton-13ordcn 1000
Dufferin-13arr 1076
Dundas-liroder 500
Dui Lana -Thornton 600
I:Igh, East -Marshall 241
Elgin West-Ctothers 553
1'roaLneec-L•'dv:.ards ::'ict
Gren+u►e-Reid 400
Grey East -Sproule 800
Grey North-Mlddlebro 100
Italton-Ilcndersou 821
Hamilton East -Bat ker 109::
Hamilton west -Stewart 392.
Ilastings East -Northrup 1154
Hastings \Pest -Porter 70
Huron East-Cita:0101 c 123
Hut on West -Lewis 28
Ilaidimand-Lalor 225
Lanibton E:.st-A 110811 Ong 300
Lanark South-Ilaggart 700
Leeds -Taylor Elected
Lennox -Addington -Wilson 115
Lincoln -Lancaster 310
London-Beattle 1152
Middlesex East-lason 267
Muskoka -Wright Elected
Nipissing-Gordolt 147
Norfolk -McCall 20u
Northumberland East -Owen 200
Ontario North -Sharpe 283
Parry Sound-Arihurs 520
Peel -Blain 273
Peterborough East-Scxsmitlu 390
Renfrew North-\Vleite 550
Shmcoe North -Currie 32
Toronto Centre-L't ibtol 139
Toronto East -Russell '318
3 Toronto North -Foster 019
3 Toronto South-dlacdunell 101
-- -- Toronto West -Osier 24841
81 0 Yietotla and Halibur.on-Hughes Etc t d
Waterloo South -Clare 225
York Centre -Wallace 5.1
York South -dl' Lean ;\r•c,
QUEHC;
LiberaEls
Bagot-Marcil 700
Bcauce-Beland 3,500
13eauharnols-Paplueau 26
13cllechasse-Talbot 1000
Berthier-Ecrement 200
Bonaventure-M is re:11 900
Bromc-fisher 320
C;tantbly '. crcheres-Geoffrion 1 ..
Chateaug Ua.. -Brun:: .
Compton -Hunt 400
Dorcheeter-Itoy 130
Drummond -Lavergne 130
Gaspe -No election
Hochelaga-Rivet 212
Iluntingdon-Robb 75
Joliette -Dub au
Ksmouraska-Lapointe 300
Labelle -Major 414
Lapralrle-Napiervale-Lanctot 72
L'Assonlptlon--Seguin 490
Laval -Wilson 140
Levis -Carrier 12:10
Maisoiincuvc-Vervllle, labor, 4273
Masitlnongc-Mayrand 300
Mega rtle-Savoie 500
Mlssisquol-Meige 87
Montcalrn-Dugan
Montntagny-Roy 175
Montmorency -Parent 400
Montreal, St. James -Servals 1527.
Montreal, St. Lawrence-Blckerd!ke 873
Montreal, St. Marys -Martin 868
Nleolet-Turcotte 500
Pontiac -Bodging 104
Portneut-Delisle- d70
Quebec Centtc-Lachance 977
Quebec Eaet-Laurier 2200
Quebec County-Turcotte 162
iilthdfcu-Lanctot 800
Rll•hmond and Wolfe -Tobin 500
Rlntounkl-Itoss 000
ltouvillc-13rodeur ace.
St, Hyacinthe-Ileaupariaut 557,
St. Jo'ns and lbcrvillc-Demers 2200
:Thetford- Allen 300
Stanstead -Lovell 153
Tcntlet•ouata-Gau vrcau
Three givers -Bureau 1220
Two Mcuntalna-Ethicr 200
Yaudreull-Boyer 823
\\'right-Delviii 686
Yantaska -Uiadu 30
The result of the Dominion election
ou Muudety gives the Liberal Govern-
ment another term, with a majority
of 40 in the .fou -e, with six constituen-
cies yet to vote. There may be some
changes in the close constituencies but
the result will not be materially chang-
ed and when the .louse meets Laurier
will have about 50 majority, as against
04) in the last house. Ontario remains
about as before. There were Conser-
vative gains in Quebec, Nova Scotia,
Manituba, Alberta and British Colum-
bia, and Liberal gains in Prince Ed-
ward Island, Saskatchewan and New
Brunswick.
Standing of the parties at dissolu-
tion of Parliament:
Lib.
Ontario 39
Quebec 31
New Brunswick .... ,.. 8
Nova Scotia 17
Prince Edward Island. 1
'Manitoba 7
Alberta 2
Saskatchewan .. 5
British Columbia 7
Yukon 0
Total 110
Probable standing 1908
Lib. Cons.
Ontario 37 40
Quebec 52 11
Nova Scotia 12 6
New llrunswick11 2
P. E. I 3 1
'Manitoba . 2 8
Saskatchewan 8 1
Alberta 4
British Columbia1
Totals 130
ONTARIO.
Liberals Elected.
Algoma East-Dyt.tart 129
Hiatt -Paterson 111
Esrantford-11a:ris .iii
GI•otk%illc Graham 203
Bruce Not tic - I olntie 50
Eseea North-Suthet land ,571
Essex South -Clark 750 '
G,eogarry-McMillan
Grey- South -Miller 100
iluron South -McLean 103
!lent East -Gordon 7,50
tient West-McColg
Kingston -natty 345
Larnbton West -Pardee 200
Lanark North -Caldwell 75
Middlesex North -Smith 267
Middlesex \Vest --Calvert 17
Northumberland West -McColl 200
Ontario South-Fowke 360
Ottawa- \lc Giverin 299
Ottawa -Laurier 013
Oxfctd North -Nesbitt 115
Oxford Scutt. -Schell 13
Pertt. Not 30
Perth South -McIntyre 18
Petertoro West -Stratton 300
Prescott -Premix 837
Prince Edward --Currie, Ind., 179
Renfrew South -Low 000
ltusaell-Murphy 375
Sluice* East -Chew 200
Stormont -Smith 490
Thunder Bay-Conmee 24
Waterloo North -King 201
Welland -German
Con.
17
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Ind.
DRIVER FOR SALE.
Good driver, 4 years old, broken. for sale. Apply
to PATRICK GLAVIN, Khlva P. 0.
STRAYED HEIFER.
There strayed from the premises of the undersign-
ed, Lot 2, Con. 2, Stephen, a two-year-old heifer,
color red, weight about Mt , small horns. Any per.
son gh ing information lean,,: to her recovery will
be liberally rewarded.--IBY1tON E. HICKS, Centra-
lia 1'. o.
EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
Of Vatluahle
Household Effects, Carriage Team
and gigs.
The undersigned Auctioneer has been Instructed
to sell by Public Auction on the premises,
Anil tow Street, EXF'i' :u,
On SATURDAY, NOV. 7th, 1008,
at 1.90o'clock sharp.,
the following valuable property, vis.
!carriage team, 4 and 5 years, sister., sire.. by
Clear Orit; 1 double cutter, (iladatone; 1 single cut-
ter; 1 double carriage, rubber tire, nearly new; 1
buggy,1 set of double and !set of single harness, 1
Englsh saddle and 1 side saddle, 2 good robe, neariT
new; 2lap robes, 2 new flannel horse blanket., other
blankets, large oat 1.in and several small ones, wheel-
barrow, lawn mower, roller, grind atone and fixtures,
walnut bed stead, mattress and mite; 4 bead steads,
with spring., mattress and bedroom suttee, Iiome
Comfort range, almost new; vasolene stove, eaten-
sion table, glass cupboard, small cupboard, washing
machine, night commode, mart a top table bath
tub. counter scales, quantity of pictures and frames,
dishes, linoleums, and floor matting, and other arti-
cles too numerous to mention.
TERMS -Ostia under. cash; over that amount. 6
months' credit given on furnithing approval joint
notes. Sper cent. per annuun, off for cash on credit
amounts.:
All must be sold ae the proprietor is leaving town
JOHN FARMER, Prop.
JOHN GiLL, Auct.
Auction Sale
FARMPROPERTY
There will be (ft, red for sale by Public Auction on
Tuesday, November 10, at 1:30 p. m.
at the Town Hall, Clinton,
the following undermentioned property, enbJect to
a reserve bid, by Thomas Brown, Auctioneer,
W. Halt of lett 11; Lots 12, 13, 11, 15,
16; E.Half of i.ot 17: on the Fifth Con-
cession of 11 lLLETr, containing 010
acres more or less;
Also farts of Lots 12, 13, 14, 15, 10,
in Fourth Concession of Mullett, con-
taining 218 acres. more or less. This is a well known
tra• t of gni., la.. pasture land. The drainage tax
on this property is now complete.., voneequentlf the
taxes hereafter will be ordinary. It will be offered
is one pave., Mut if not so sold, then in lots.
Also at the same time and place.
Lot :is, First Concession Huron Road,
1 Tuckersmith, containing Ion acres,
more or leas.
Terms of Sale- Ten par cent. of the
Burchase money at the time of Palle.
alance in :3l) days,
For further particulars apply to the
owner, JOHN RANMFOR
Clinton 1' 0
Conservative
Argcnteull-terley 1 J;)
Chaniplalr,-lilondin GI
Charlevoix -Forget 200
Chicoutimi and Saguenay -Girard 5o
Jacques Cartler-Monk 730
L'Islct-Paquet 11.;
Lothinlere-Fortier 700
Montt cal, St. .Urn's -Doherty 70
Montreal. St. Antoine -Antes 793
Qui bee Wert -('rice 2.45
Shettrooke-Worthlndton 03
Soulanges-Lortle 54
Terrebunlic-Nanttl lu-
NEW 13ItUNS\VICK
Liberal
Cui lion -Carswell 157
Chatlottc-Todd 12.0
Gloucester-Turgcun 385
Kent -Leblanc
Kings-Albert-10eAllister
Northumberland -Logic 600
ftestlgouclic-held 213
St. Johns City and County -Tuggle; 7
Sunbury -Queens -McLean 77
Vkw! la-Milhand 310
Westmoreland-Emtnerson
Conservative
St. Johns City, -Daniel 617
York-Crocrtctt
NOVA SCOTIA
Liberal
Annapolis -Pickup 250
Antlgonlsh-Cluletolni 87
Cape !Ireton North-McKentle 182
Guy sboto-Sinrlair 110
Hants -Black 249
Inverness -Chisholm 1214
Kings -Borden 480
Lunenburg-McLean 842
Pictou-McDonald 350
Richmond -Kyle 1O(,
Slelburnc-Queen's-Flcldieg
Yarmouth -Law 150
Conservative
Cape Breton South-Maddfn 17:.
Colchester-Stantfcld 80
Cumber land-1t'todes
Digby -Jamieson 110
Halifax 1-11orde:; 300
Halifax 2 -Crosby.
I'RiNCg EDW ARE) it -I, Ntr
Literal
Prfncrr---ltichards
queens- War button
Quo( its-Prouee
Conservative
KA -gm -Fraser
MANITOIBA
Liberal
Brandon -Sit toil 214
Provencher-Milloy 198
Selkirk -Jackson 183
Conservative
Daurhin-Campbell 235
LIsgar-Sharpe
Macdonald -Staples 400
.X10
Portage la 1'ralrle-Meiglten 234
SOUrla-Schuffner 52:1
Winnipeg-Haegart 1800
SASKATCHEWAN
Liberal
salmlbol...-Turrit: 300
liuntboldt-Neely
Mackenzie -Cash 127
1loosejaw-Knowles 290
Prince Albert -No election
Reglma-Martie 32
Saltcoats-McNurt 12
Saskatoon-McCrautey 301
Conservative
Battlefotd-Morrison 22
Qu'Appclle-Lake 177
ALBERTA
Liberal
Edmonton -Oliver 1321.
Strathcona-Meltit vrc 62
Victoria -White 115
Conservative
Calgary-dtcCartlry 12P
MacLeod -Herron 180
diedlclne flat-Magratn 204
iced Decr-hoot 8
BRITISH COLUMBIA
Kootenay -No election
Comex-athit-Nu election
Yale -Cariboo -No election
Conservative
Vancouver -Cowan 1365
\'lctotla-Barnard 5
New Westminster -Naylor 51) 4
Nanaimo-Hawthon.t .GO
South Huron Returns.
The contest in South Huron was car-
ried on in a very fair planner and was
practically frae from personalities. A
strong personal canvass was made by
both candidates, supplemented by pub-
lic meetings during the last ten days
of the campaign. Mr. SherritI's re-
cognized ability as a canvasser and
the idea that the government adminis-
tration cr,t,, somewhat discredited, led
Conservatives to believe that he would
be elected, or at least run a very close
contest. On the other hand, Liberals
believed "that one vote" of Mr. Sher-
ritt'a would defeat him. Whether
such was a case or not is not known.
Whispers ate heard of some money
being spent illegally, but we have
heard of nothing definite, and ars far
as we know the election was a clean]
one. If not, it will doubtless be
known shortly.
McLean Maj.
Seaforth - 70
Hensall -
Hayflcld -
Tuckersmith -
Stanley -
McKillop - 150
Ilay \o.1 -
2 48
:3 115
4 60
21,)
0 49
7 -
8 02
Stephen 1 20
2 10
3 50
4 07
5 59
0 40
7 55
10
50
Usborne
Exeter
15
20
2:3
45
17
1
13
Sherritt Maj.
— 19
- 57
- 50
U2
15
52 3
111
01 82-
46 80
55
1 (10
20
71 28
30
I1
14
8 05 40
965 15
' 18 1« Is a Cood Remedy
25 41
2 32 — 71
3 :32 — 03
4 18 -- 23
53:3
102
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105
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BIRTHS
Ilartlelb,-In Exeter en Ost. 25th, tO
Mr. 'and Mrs. Daniel Hartlieb, a son.
Whiteford. -On 1 Q'^ Od tobcr, tL t! : wife
Wellington \Yhileford, Mooresville, a
daughter.
MARRIAGES.
Elliott-ltelth.--.'.a
Lucan on Oct. _'1st,
Mies Reith to \Ir. A. Elliott, ",loore(-
vllle.
,.Wataom-Bargees -:a 7.I.01112,....•, o*
Oetoter 21 et, Silas Mary liuibenn, to
Mr. Watson, both of McGillivray.
Burgess-Tweddlc.-At Ail ea Craig, en
Oct, 21st, Miss IIannah Alberta Twed-
dle. to Mr. Geo. Burgess ot dlcllilllvray
\Vutson-Tweddle.--\t West McGillivray
on Oct. 21st, dies Mary Tweddle, to
Mr. Thos. Watson, both ot McGillivray ,
Lytic-Atkinso;t---At the residence of the
bride's brother, W. A. Atkinso,,, Blan-
chard. Oct. 17th, Miss 11. Emily At-
kinson, to Rev. Alfred A. Lytle, of
Lethbridge, Alta.
JOIINSTON-S1'ACKMAN-Irl Tot'onto on
Oct. 27th, Elgin Graham Johnston
to Miss Stella Kathleen. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. 1d,'. J. Spacktnan.
I' ERuLSON-\VESTCO'r"1'-- I11 Douglas,
Man,, on O^t. 14th. Wm. Ferguson
to Miss Blanche, daughter of James
Westcott, formerly of Exeter.
0EA'415
1t.ils.—In St. :.lalys, on Oct. 141h, Fben-
j.ut:ht Balls. aged 86 years.
itobscu,-In Minton, on Oct 16, Nich-
olas Robson, aged 73 years
Steeper. -!n McGivllivray, Oct. 23th,
Henry Steeper, aged 55 years.
Gleesoi.-In St. Marys, on 0.1. 15th,
Henrietta Campbell, relict of the late
Richard Oleesoui, aged 95 years.
PE'rrY—in )Iensall, on Oct. 14th.
James Petty-, aged 75 year's, and 0
months.
CALnlvi.i 1,- -In Exeter, on Oct. 20th,
Elmer Joho, infant son of Mr, and
Mrs. John Caldwell of Hensall, aged
six weeks.
Clearing Auction Sale
Of noises, Steers and H. -oils.
The undersigned Au, tionecr has been instructed to
sell by Public Auction, at
The Metropolitan Hotel, EXETER,
--e`—
FitID.1Y, NOV. OTB, 1908,
at one o'cto.. , - . sharp,
The following valuable •rot
1(0lt,):--1 driver, a years old, guaranteed qui..
and reliable; one pair matched roadsters, 3 year,
old. broken to harness; driving horse, 5 years old.
CATTLE -Fifty head of steers and /miters, two
and three Tears old, weighing from b00 to 1,10(1 IW';
also a few cow. due to calve early. These cattle aro
a choice lot of stockers In flrst•class condition and
O ill be positively sold without reserve.
IMPLEMENTS --There will also be sold a new
wa:on and box, complete, two cutters, faro( wagon
and riding plow.
TERAS -110 and under, cash; oyer that amount 12
months' credit given on furnishing approved. Joint
notes. 5 per cent. o8 for cash on ' redit amounts.
ANDREW CAMPBELL, Prop.
THOS. CAMERON, Auct.
COUGHS
EARLY CROP
Fall coughing 11;t4 begun.
SHITE PINE SYRUP
is beginning to Nell. People
think as Winch of it as ever. 1t
certainly
2 51)
3 37
4 00
1)
FOR- -
Couhas, Colds, Hoarseness and
Ordinary Throat Troubles
691 25 ---- Cents -- a - Bottle
Woodstock- -James Barber, aged
about fifty, a well-known farmer of
Blenheim, committed suicide yester-
day morning by tacking poison, Ile
had just returned from a trip to the
Northwest, and appeared to be suffer-
ing from melancholy, though the eause
is unknown, as he was in good (loan- Chemist and
cial circumstances.
iliing it h,u k if y•nl w'on't like it.
W. S. OET, pnm.s.
Optician
Phone 544
I:X 1:7'1:H
Use Samson Brand
Portland Cement
for Walks, Walls. Floors, etc.
I3ig stock on hand. Call at once for your supply.
Builders' Hardware
Paroid Roofing. 1 and 2 ply.
Lox Sets. ant. copper finish, 50c and (1}e
Butts. Window Glass; Parlor Door Filtnger9, etc.
qi'e• :a1 Prices nn These (roods "'
Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE & STOVE STORE
RI- SCRANTON COAL --the nice, c':en n kind. a