Exeter Advocate, 1908-09-17, Page 4 (2),
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an cleetrie ralway w1 become a reality
ThereL Mn en Canada that z4
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tion.R. W. Scott, Secretary of Waite*
his retired.owing to old age., Chas.
Murphy of Ottawa hae been appointed
in his stead. Once more has Laurier
gene out side of his Liberal members
to pick a cabinet minister.
7. .r floe Ritz. M. P. for North
Middleeertandformerly for the some.
riding when part of Iluron wss in it
• ata not accept the nomination of ,the
• Liberals on Friday, Alex. Smith of
McGillivray securing the convention.
It will be remembered that Me. Bata
MO as an independent roue years ago
against the Liberalchoice, Afr, Boston,
and won out. In the Reuse he gave a
, straight Liberal support on all Men-
vspelpregrAvot#444110$4470414,114MikstiktrX0110442."
feer Sure Of the support of either party
for electIon and so dropped out of
.the running.
Exeter Council
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Tirc041--ttrItlfg..7.71.CAlliar
irtii T. -own Hail, on Friday.,
Sept. 4th. Councillor Knight was ab-
sent. The minutes or the meetings held
-August 21st and 31stwere read and ap-
proved. A petition signed by L. eteTag-
gart o.nd A. Holland'and other residents
of the north, end asking for two arc
fath.Lao Road was prosantea.
Also a request as was ,ceted by Own-
Ileaman ilpr a light at the car.**
• tier opposite Robt. Prayne's residence.
floth of which were lald'over tor future
tonalderation. The contfeactors for
gravel having been ordered to discon-
tinue delleering addressed the Couhell.
The Council deferred action. until they
paee a visit to the pit on Mr. Makin's
farm. The following accounts were read
.and orders drawn for payment. T. Hart,
poll, galvanized iron usee foe reeenect-
lone at drain, ;2.15e j. Creech Jabor,
*2; A. Bedford re6.88 : R. Qu,aliee 57.03
Waiter, Westcott, 511.35; Thed. Jones
fin • .. • •
sell. 70e.; Je J., Kydd. *1.13; W. J.iiIg-
iit sTilarY, 533 CSYMoo
inot salary cemetery. 520; The Queen
Chy Oil Co., gasoline. $7.011 F. W.
Farncembe. surveying Carling creek $15
Roes -Taylor Co., supplies lumber $17-
18; Exeter Electric Light Co.. street
ligeting. 5113.37; Town Hall lighting
$3.00; John Harness halt year saia•7
bell ringing. 520; T. White two weeks
*teed. Watering. $28.40; RObt. Treble,
tator, $1.75. Amounting In all tO
$31 e. to.
•Ss
Stephens Council
The Council of the Townsh:p-of Ste -
pen convened in the Town Hall. at
• Creditor. cr. Monday, the 7th day of
September. at 1 p.m. All members pre-
sent. The minutes of the previous meet-
• ing were read and adopted. 1Cplior-
man-S3nders-That the clerk notify S.
Preszcator to have the portion of the
tiud Creek Drain on h s farm repairAd
forthwith, otherwise the ciiunril would
call upon the. engineer to put V -F, aataie
. in repalr.--Carried. Sanders -Yearly -
That Gottlob Drown be appointed col-
lector of LazuliForthe year 1999 and
ant( the'tolirbe retursaLts orthy 15th of
December next, and further that the
-------roll-be.-handed.to „him. as -Bean as Ate
' files *do bonds with tile 'Clerk of the
Municipality. Carried -.
--
Councillor Wuerth moved as an amend-
ment that the appointment of collem-.
Or be laid over and that the Counca ask
for applications tor the position. -Lost.
The following orders were paid ;•-,
Miinicipal World, supplies and express
$0.00: Thos. Oliver, rep. -bridge. Lon-
don road, Pacts.; Sidney Davis, burial
exPenzes re. Nelson McGee, 515; Climax
Bold tracheae Co., bal. of account re.
moulds. 5172.15; F. Taylor, rep. bridge
• Se ;.11.smurrelical church, stringers. $1.93
• A. Patton, gravel, centraet. No. 3. 8. D.
514; Wesley Jaites, eon), S. 13 52.50;
11. V. Eilber, caretaker of leek -up •$2;
-Methreaver, rep. Crediton bridge. *1.;
John Keys, tip. Mud Creek bridge, *1:
ity. Carruthers, gravel. 59.40; Hy. Car-
ruthers:gravel S. D. $10:5il . De P. J.
McCue, Insane examination, .55.20; A.
Morons. Part payment of award drain.
e25 ;Dr. McCue, Medical health officer.
• $10.39; CUM difIgharn. rep. bridge C.
road. linets.
The Council adjourned to me:t agate
• an tho Town flaIt, Crediton. o Olonclar
the nth Of October at 1.*Ii
Henry Silber, Tp. Cicrk
eicteiliprieY Conee19-
Couecil met Pursiuret eto adonn
Town. Itall. umiliiire.y. Ser.
Alt members prestote 141iInUtes
trnitting read and signed. ekierdikeePoe
• .-!ht tee itecoants as read he pelt -
carried.. , Poore...Mutely-that eedrew
Grieve tx), re-'aPpwcated tar collector foe
the west division And Neil MeAleIne tor
the test diveslOa. tor tte year 19ai,, at
a salary Of 1.4rL eacheetarritel. efeee
san....13cas-4hat No. o7
• levying me following rates tor townetlie
purpeats 2 mills on -Mei 5; foe etrattity'
general netiool aeet the
anwunts rrquered by the truatemi ot the
,Put/re andSePersie schools as set teeth
ity-taw, as read a Cyst and sceonel
time. be new read a itOd Cleat av-ct Pligts
Council
)0Oraed to meet fa the Tdvin Mill on
01 the fitet elforolaY in October, at one
co'leckP m. 3.1 D. 1renimer,.4, meet,
l*tIwtLb to ttlf
Or SO. /ernes $tztswart Talccr-
stn titt,htit- of the bride, o:, -a t.'e,t.•
WM*
ligrnor4v/Ile.. to $I,an,
A. illtewat t.
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guler rum ly **aim Of t
41404 In the Town :0S11,on
evening lot with s• full at
The following is
ot bwolusbo''44posed ofte..Por Cbalr
netik of Previous nteetingt
tat,-*,.-W•liiiltdttukti that the
repod of the. chair *Oiling the n.
gageznent Of 'Mg
to A. Matin ce
Itignd#.be ap,O.',e01041t Per'3.041*400.*
'Jfu.etou tbatthsfell,o_Wi oeeounta
be en iS• 1'aueOn.sezubbhig $10
kis: :1"40,14,tri4O701itng. and repairs
Rowe:ttkc:acct
Hut�n
zi
it4100-,e'P4'
on 1"requrac1 .be ecur1 by the
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de drainage be rem ed by th
S•Votn. *leo thitt the weli Is
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n and IL
uston that, the fee charges for amis.
*ion to the Latin Close be $1 for the
term; per S. Martin and F. W• Glad -
man that Dr, Malloy be the thejloarda
representative to the- Public Library
Board for the balance of the term of
Dr. Amos (removed); per P. Wood ad-
journmenU---.1. Grigg, fty• •
Notes -,-The tollowingare taken trim
the verbal report of the Principal re....
ceive4 At this session. H. S., attend.
Aimee 87, supplies for Department 8 do-
ing Addl..' weH, Processional 'Entrance
introdueet' producing good results,
Preparations for regular fire drill being
wade, H. S. Inspector favorable to the
introduction of Senior Leaving work
thould condition prove favorable.
A large number of our citizens are
attending the Western Fair, which is
beibig held in Londokthis week.-Litst
Friday our whole country waa envelop-
ed in smoke, ovripie to the fires in the
neigb'borhood. What we want le rain,
and.that-inaibundiutive.-Doth' rorget
no
414."` ee vedlitievreret0110114ST:
In the after -noon all Sagee of business
will be closed. Arrangements are be-
ing made by the Committee to have a
bowling tournament and a. fast game
of base -bail on for the day. Further
particulars will appear in a few day
-Mrs. Claude Bluett and family are
visiting friendsin Forest -this week.: -
Earl Campbell of Fort William was in
the village last week renewing acquain-
tarmac-flee,. Silber has returned
home from Detroit -after et- brief- visit
there with friends. -August Kuhn of
the Bank of Commerce left here last
Thursday morning for Chatham,
where be has been- Jim:noted to the
position as Teller. Before leaving his
friend* met in the Doctoes office and
presented him with a suit -case arid
shaving sett as a token of theirregard
and respect for him as a. chum- W.
IR. James, Manager of the Bank here,
made the presentation in a few well
hal
Tevening
weeksvLftir,
riday
tsviross • frow over, feedlap
You newlbe tnry about the ruai
040, :.'OcrikOtero,
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educati
day,: until. Just
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der sems • to ba
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flS.the !e04 and .aetb1r Iyt,k
rankflo11. :ro14.or,v):vortuilPo-,
t,endisn
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Co.
BAlageriri tefin s It will -be 'quite an ate*
quisition: to our * .We • what
, these eoterpt-fslngmeu every eurcesain
their new venture. -Rey. W Butt.
and, Mr. Thos. Mitchell attinded the
District Meeting at Aibui, Craig on
Wedneiclay•-The brick. house at pre-
sent, occupied by lir. T. 0ougiAlitt-was
Sold by soctiortVerlicOlidiii1er Oft
The financial report of the Methodist
Church has just been issued for the
pest eceleslestical,yeer. It shows .all
the departments of the church to be
ID a. pros_rierousstate, *head of former
years. The contributions have in the
main been large and very creditable
to the Congregation sod the Pastor.
Reir, W. It Butt.
Whalen
'itiVilieirieinflaii12 01,u
Mrs. john Hodgeon's and a very largo
ietteedsnee and an interesting meeting
was enSeerede-Air, and McNeil of
near 84 Marys were geeats •at Mr. A.
Dutfield's SUndaiee-Miss leasele Morley.
Ethel leillson and Bertha Sutherb
'Red at Miss Mamie's Oster,
stiltaridnaceaamiltrysiorstork---..--;-
militate --stay-afarnoikma-n-train 0
London are viniting at Mr. Wm. Ogden's
-Next Sunday evening the W. M. S. will
take charge ot the evening service and
eirs. Dinsmore of Dar City wiU addreas
the meeting; ialSo singing and other
ssionary efestures.--The choir of our
church and other friendi gathered at
the home ot Jelbert Ounniog and .par-
took of the good things Provided by the
hostess, and the Misses Edna and
Mid*. Members of the choir.
uest o
tedul °*vier Ou
mond Miss Weida Bane. o
fl otet$ubepdairandiFe4w*IfteW0ERWstesterX;444;14n
sy at 1). Data
le of Baiter sths gueot of.Miso
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owe iupper
la
rynn.e
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tie t
uinto have Eetuthedbome
ds. it isi Toronto i
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.1•70m-
*• of 6 or some time
with•tynhold e able to leave bis
bed and is expected Out around again
shortly.-..The.itew *toot bridge ove
the Salible is completed.
IrailVNirt TLIANNBOIVING SzRVICEL
-The Harvest Thanksgiving pervicee
of St. P,*trick'e church was heki on
Sunday last And was largely attended,
both morning and evening. Ilev.Sriell
of 21%orndale ha charge of the services
and both discourses were appropriate
and of* deep spiritual nature. The
church was deftly -decorated with fruit
and flowers. The specialrausic by the
choir contributed much towards
brightening the services. The Wart-
bution,s were large and in keeping with
the occasion. Eden
viiita'reiliiNcs
0An. nurnaipbertrtionew here are rtentling,91,74
4 FP' Prtpt
Gondar. -Mitten Mitchell and Miss
Bambara of Centralia, 'hilted Miss Clara
Luxton Sunday.-MIss Betta Essery
spending a few days with relatives at
nuseeidaie.--miss Edith Gray spout
Sunday at T. Brooles."41rs. Sheer°
si Mks. lioutheolt of Exeter spent bun.
.144,--r,X.reatishifIrierIlAanct
Special offerings will betaken next
Sunday in the Elinaville circuit for the
Fernte relief fund,.
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t Penh) and other (=Igo =ratite* bougbt .10ncl $1914.
oder ttranch-e. W. Harrison, Manager. * Branch !dip at (Ironton ,
vlatted-her father W. -Ca.,
few days last week. --,Mr. Ernie and Bina
Luxton are spending -a few days In Lon-
don this week.
ilurondale • °
Mr. A. 0. Moir, wife and daughter
of Latebfora, New Ontario, are 'That-
ing for it month with John Moir. -Mr.
.inA Mrs. Golder of Fingal are visiting
the bitter's mother, Biro. Dew. -Mr.
and Mrs., Ra!ph Reddy are spendin
week at -London Mau
Biatchford of Prospect Hill is visiting
her uncle, Rich. BWchford.-Charles
Harvey and Robert Down attended
Toronto Pair hurt week.
NEW.F G001)8
Dress Goods in all khe leading Shades snd:Cloths in Venetian" Bro,td-.
cloths, Baitin-finished Cloths, Fancy Stripes. Plain, Etc., &T CLOSE PR/OES
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DA.Ari...Mtpt
ade Sul
tor c r. u
.August
any friends' here, who willalways
have his welfare at heart. We all
wish him every succese.-Last Friday
our bowlers went to Mount Carmel
and had a splendid time, winning out
by 1 point. Two games were played
with Dr..111cCue as skip for Crediton
and Fr. Forster*, skip for Mt. Oar -
mei. The result was 21-23 and 15-12.
-Miss Martha Wind has returned
home from Anivertots, where she haa
been visiting relativesfor a few weeks.
Ida Ewald of Granton epent last
Sunday at borne with her parents. -
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Oestreicher -are
visiting relatives inTaviiitock.---Arthu
o imam% leaves Thii .rMa3 for Naper-
vine. Ill., where he willjatterid the
North-western College for it number of
years. We wish Art every success in
his aiudies.-Rev. and Mrs.:Hicks et -
tended the wedding of Miss Hawkins
to Mr. Hunter of Melville on Tuesday..
Least Sunday ev'g a song servicns
given In tfte Evangelical church. A la,rge
number were in attendance. Arthur
Keliermann 01 •Millwood occupied the
chair. Seceal anthems were sung by the
choir and two selection" glen -'by -tire
male chorus. Special mention must be
given to,,ths Ladies" quartette --of Dash-
wood. Their selection was exceptionalie
goectiarnrnfiected--great credit upon Our
neighboring burg for possessing such
falent.-Quite nuMber 01 our people
intend going- to'ClintOn next Wednesday
to her Latirkro.....A tew of our ball play -
'ern are going to a.ssist the Centralia
team in playing base.ball in that tows)
in the afternoon.
Tee grim reaper has been busy in our
midst thie week. Two have been mile&
away. one a child and the other an ag-
ed an. We refer to the infant dateghe
ter of Mr. and Mrs. elleorge, Troller, wEo
died in Wtroit Mohdae morning after
a very !Molt illness. Its remains were
brought here and interred in the Evan.
gelleat crane:turf TuodaY. aftetele941-6
The Rev. L. K. Eldt of Dashwood eon.
ducted the tutierai service,
eath--On eunday evening just before
ch. Geo. Holtimann, sr., died sud-
doily. He ate a hearty supper and
re
ehur
it tew in:flutes- afterward* briatiled
. leis death was calm and Pcaeelr
tte did not sutler aelY Pelee e
last
and
lived to the good age Oe fire Years, and
:nose- The tleeessee Pad many' friend*
En tee village. Thetta lyounge and Old
'were glad to hate laina fall you friend. ottizia,
had. a, kind .and ceeering %wire for CROOltnicOr *lid GLASSWARE DEPT. is full with *, Iargo ti
itatryene. end WS *tVitntt Irmo' irrolt,4 our oft 40.*:* -1611 din joist-
Dinner Sittel,"Toilet Sett** Loroi')nolle Set*: itebeY Chios. roar,' (1
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New ties and Jackets
91e agents for the
Celebrated Puritan Brand Ladies' and Children's
Mantles, and Jackets -
For style andiquality and thore is none to outputs thein,
We have them in loose -fitting, alio semi -fitting. All the latest. Be sure to
call and see them before making your purchase*.
OUR PRICES ARE MORT.
New rianneletteli. Wrapperettest flannelette Blankets,
Wool Blankets, Sbeetings. ac.
New Hosiery, New Cape, „Neer Mitts, New Gloves, New Underwew
of all kinds and slam
Men's and Boys' Iteady-to-Wear Suite at:Bargain Prices..
ORDERED °IMMO A SPECIALTY'.
Be sure and see our stock of New Fall Tweeds end Worsteds in the new shades.
SHOESA, large and well assorted stock of all SHOES
. the leading Styles and inakee, at prices ,
lower than ever. If you Wittnka pair of good Boots or Shoes, give ns a call.
.. . ... A lot of odds and ends will be cleared regardless of cost.
COME EARLY AND GET TE BARGAINS
Gents' Furnishing
ASHING:PRICIWIN-MEN'S AND BOY'S ItElkDY-TO-WEAR SUITS
The b_*geet,^44, le* ever eiTtreflaiks„WeArish101owerour_stoek,..-in.,,th
-•-departmeri in ourMade.to-Order Tweeds anetWorstede-
fl inneed-otaguit-betureandeeew4t-werciur -do- for---before-you-- OW;
chase. Millers, Socks, Braccee„ Ties, Hate, (Yaps and Underwear. -
; See the NEW ENITTED jog, .the very West, Its salt shade*.
'STRAW HATS, 5 cts. SHIRTS, 50,ets. 3 PAIR SOCKS, 25. cts.
, ,
wliard are
Cu Ntigifi.;Inglsotrlitete'd' )041111114egthei 2e per
ib.
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1 Peerless Washer at Bargain Prices.
1 ..4. 4 "Leader"' Weteher • - •
1 " Ilanarriolk, regular C.50, for $2.00.- . . . :
Long htudle Shovels, Mc. '‘D" handle Spades, slightly' rusted, 50c
Had fronsLregular $1.25* for SLOOotott Ott Irons, 1 stand satd.1 haqd.le)
"Window Screens, cleating at 20c Ott 11.
A full line Scoop Shovels ond Grain liage.
If you are in need Of any Irencingi, Mitt lit/mai, Win. the beat Fencing.
be sure and buy the............ • ,.. 4 itfilal TNT.* 1 V ..... * ., • • a 's • Loom
We are the agent* feie the; times
° *Ali kinds of.Paints, Oilsieltarnishei, **chine Oil, Cylinder Oil, and Sep-
erator011 odium& We handle, the ..
Celebrated Shei.Vhi-Williams Preparedt Paints.
They go the farthest and wear the longest' because T.Irir ARE BEST.
streets ',vim bee quite appar4ite His • •
bOdy,..was-,interred4g- 1'16' EerniterY here
OA` 1Yed6twd.13', the tic,. 3. G. Lite Og
StbriegVill'et officiating. Ile Italiea te-
neeinie hie lots* four *on' gittl two
delightcrs. ' besides it large - number of
fteende and relatiele.eThe eYmpethy 01
the entire coimmeltY Is extentbd tO the
bertave-d families!, in Veils It tie ziriur ol
taal and of411cUon.
• " °raid -Bend -
eitgte an Interestlier petty M plead*
ers iirrived here on katurder entl
must say trier *ere* weliobehaved rreird
After dirtnee the yowls lade chaItt-tg4
t;i the older men to s. game of basebett.
it was listed in o5tt *tyle, ealdeattd
by. the' "edits* eeeerinle. The *tor*
onfitt si it might being* blush to seine*
Jae, the bey.serripireM Well. tattr 411
jolly. time sti the lake stiore
.11 lc, the park, aud We easel that "the
ae, 'home wow * good One. We
ta they Avert horn mar 'Lai -0014o. Atui
whiseerea that MO weeIt 'teffie
elletk'e weeteaetily oar, '1Vg.
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!took ki SuivItes c hoot oPeiting
Groceiy enti
Is full of new and traaiz goods.
depaitinent. Our iwiers are
'bit nod Green Tea, 5100
' Seeded Itsisins, leo lb.
, Zorn Kinks, So pkg.
Salmon, IOc Us.
A full to of Pickli
Seed,
stock; irrult Jar Rub
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la* attntIon to t I
. Best n 0044 *rte.
Eoa*tRib0offer,25c
isk Powder Go
it and Peas, 3 Orktitt for
owder, Tsar Mutitsesal Seasi
•• FrultJargIl
1-,)A$E1:
oney
4iiim Mortgages of Real &tate at Current Rates
All Business Strictly Confidential,
• Liberal Tenni of Repayment
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late
Expenses Moderate
---Full information
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•••••.r.r.amom
Loan and Savings Co., London, Ont,
ICIIIKTOINI FAIR
• Tat -Tr. Ion Fair will be held on Thurs-
day and Friday. Oct. Ist and 2nd. tuos
Liberal prizes in all elesees and big- at-
tractions. speed Contest., 2.25 Trot or
Fare. $-minute trot or Pace, High jump-
ing for horses, root races, Lady drivers
Silver medal , valued at $10.00. offered
by Bank et commerce, Exeter, for the
Met aintle carriage turnout. Public
School coropetitien-processfin, drill
and patriotic gongs. Atimisolon 215 -eta.
children 10 eta.,
carriages 25 cts. For
xe-Igists-and-otlytrAnto
the _a_ec_retarlstairvAlgooOtattVO$:11,15,3011fraonetirlirni,Erv. Ilpi *ton.
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nors4csey. jeartkatits• .E:wilariaore•
.irotarrinscr, Areas , .d1Ortocerk AMMO**
PelosIlpor_box.
willcurs. Bold' olt
pthzpkg.onrcj ot • ce. ea) at
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reregsruironcticitinivarittooriatav" lasd as the LARozar, DEO aud
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nt Ontario.
-DEPA.1311
0 Csasitsrclal, $kert.
koad. _Torlisgesplitc
Oa:Iranian secure good pOiltiour and torte
to Ms -trout. Write tor car too cateara., IOU
will had it interestiog. You rosy eater at aay
time. •
ELLIOTT & OIILAN,
Principals.
e Molsons Ban
Incorporated 1855
- Capital $313741000
Rest Fund $3,374,000
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Has 05 Branches in Canada, and Agenteind Correspondents in al
Principal Cities in the World.
SAVINCS BANIC-IMPAIVINNE
at all Bronchia. Interest sllow4 it highest current/rate.
- EXETER BRANCH' 0,
Agents at Exeter for the Dominion 00irer00:1!140,
Dwitoor & CARLING, Solicitors. •X. D. Ir01,t0Ir• Afill*Or
the
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AND EXAMINE
OVA XEW, STOC/C OF
WatchestJewellierio ore* *lieu
'tsozv„ etc,
W'eizave dobt�fly II�fiktestr
goodst)iat 'lave ever bee* shown, ntha
district. We can suit you in quality and
rice 'every time
clings ccur at
n is now appro
with the ibtes
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