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SHIYI110 PA&LOR
1EDFORD NOCK BARBER MHOP.
-This well-known and {{.+paler stand
effete Its patron. the beet 'ervine In ahaytng,
hair rutting, eta„ etc. Ladles' 'shampooing a
fatptystr�nOnly *killed hands employed -
is �grinkR, PrreprMl H
appreciated. . B.
&uetsoneering
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THE SIGNAL GODERIOM,: ONTARIO
Private Donald Mcivor,
A Single Man in Barracks.
R W. it. Ett,torr, In The Canedtau Magazine.
Private Donald Meteor came•to the Hite two men heard dimly, It. tipsy
Compitny from somewhere up db the Ipassed ktong the board eidewatk, kat
shore of Lake Huron. He had been I planks creaking under them with the
sailor ; so had his father, who was trot. They glanced up at the *tone
Donald Mclvor; and his father's wall., masses of black punctured only
father, who was also Duneld McIver.' by the ray's from a couple of lights in
But the other Donald' were sailors on tote ufticere' hull,
the Atlantic.- • and -their-fwlne--weer-ie- Meteor .stupp d -_LL the.. , •
the Orkneys. In Donald's speech was something he was raying to his cone
• little of the Gaelic still. "But it is panion and -quickened his pace. As
fery little of it I will he knowing," hs they reached the head of the staire
sometimes .aid /regretfully.- Briefly, that led to the furnace -room, be
Duuald was a little black highlander. ruened.
Of quite another breed war Private "Gif me the light," he commended
Jacque. --"Jokes," the colour -sergeant sharply. "Go you upetairs quickly
pronounced it-, and the men let it go and gif the talkers a cry. Tell thein
at that, making it "Jokey," however, they will he better out of herk. That
for barrack -mom utas. As Mc- is not a goot noise; i heard it mice
Ivor Bald in one of his rare jocular before on the tug Jones when my
woods: "Ile ise twice my own size, brother Aleck was killed."
my own heavy, and my own weight." Then he ran down the steps and
And it wee even so es he had raid. held his lantern up to discover the
Jokey came of a soldier riser, and valve that had ehut off the water.
hie forbears fought under the flag of The orderly was no coward. Ile
France. Illeideotelly, Jakey was a hesitated a moment, not sure where
singer, and this is where our story be- his duty lay, and as he halted there
gine. Unbelted, hie long loots cart came &deafening roar.
under his iron cot. Jacque* would r
pace up and down the tong barrack- The newspapers told the bald ate y
room, his, brown chest partly hared, of the explosion At the barracks : o re
and sine, and sin*q. Thiv wax. after private soldier blown to pieces, an -
supper, when the Mop bad eaten and ether injured, and two pfllcers who
were filled. and wefts lolling in their were .seeping above badly shaken '111).
cots in the dusk, smoking. boon the A thirel of a column on that, cud, a
canteen would open, and they would week inter, it paragraph 'on the In-
go doles to- visit the i'hevrooed die. quart, en open verdict. But few ever
Loonier of ale and shandygaffs. But knew !haat the loan whose body was
lust now -Weald lenge. borne between tiles of reverend rides
None of Lite men ever thought of to the railway station a couple of days
complimenting Jokey on his voice. later was a hero.
He never expected it. But they loved The sergeant of Donald's room ad
to hearhim take the very low and a little exercise he sometimes are
very bigb notes of "Sailor, Beware" in the exuberance of his joy on this
With his wonderful ease": and, aceord- occasional stormy Sundays when the
ingnte-itt to tradition --only tradition, mind bugle Sounded "No Parade." Prayer -
followed "The Lost Chord," to one
heard the "Orderly.Serge•ots" call
sound et seven o'clock, a sign that the
canteen had opened.--
On
pened: -On one of these evenings, as
Jacques, wearied at last with song,
came to o e end of the barrack -room,
he notice Donald Meteor with a
photograph Softly he drew nearer,
and ilokittif over the little man's
saerhy.tha_ light of the lamp
(this was in the days before gas was
put in at the' School) that it eau a
picture of a girl, of jet black hair and
ayes. one could tell; straight of form
sod grer-eful of motion, one could
easily imagine.
"Aha! [set what the little man is
'doing time in barracks for," Jacques
said to the listening men.
Meteor started, for he had not seen
the other. replaced the photograph in
his kit -box and said nothing. it
looked like an insult swallowed in
silence. Perhaps the liftman was
not sure.
There could be no doubt bout the
thing that Jacques said next.\
Men caught their breath and wt up
swiftly, but few were quick -,ough
to see what happened. There aa a
sharp "snick" as • small, iron- and
flet belonging- to a furious little k
Highlander landed square betw
the eyes of the big !retrad-
Jacques toppled over, reached for th
table, and brought it crashing down
with him.
.Jacques was s. strong sod active
as he looked. Before one could have
counted two, he was on his feet and
reaching for Meteor. Lively and all
as he was, the little man would have
been • cripple fpr life in less time than
it takes to tell it, butust then the
door wearjerked open. Jacques heard
it and turned in the midst of his wild
rush.
.What brought Lieutenant Fitzger-
ald into the men's quarters in the
officers dinner hour nobody ever
knew. But he had heard the noise
and rushed up stairs to investigate.
••\Nell, what's the trouble here?'
asked Mr. Fitzgerald in his beet bar-
rack -square style.
It was Private Ronald Mclvor who
answered, standing stiffly at attention.
"Nothing the matter, sir; we were
having a twit of-- fun, sir, and the table
was knocked over."
Men gulped down their hearts from
their 'humus and, still standing W
attention, turned their eyes on Fitz-
gerald. The officer looked for the
sergeant in charge of the room, found , r-;,
he was out., and mined away. relieved
that it wars not a case for "office."
"Try and get along with lens noise,
men." he said, returning the corporal's
salute OA he departed.
A. the sound of his footsteps on the
stair died away, the room heard the
sharp crack of • Lae -Enfield bolt being
shot into it* place.,_ Woking, tbey
saw • levelled rifle in the hands of
Privet. Jimmie'Todd. it was pointed
at Jacques, and meant Iffer rt'anyy at-
tempt to renew the attack oh Metv-nr
he would 'have to reckon with Don-
ald's champion.
Where did he get the loaded cart-
ridge? Ob, kit inspection in the
Royal Canadian Regiment doesn't in-
clude kit•boxes.
No man is anxious to have an inch
and a halt of cold lead and nickel shot
into his body, and Jacques halted,
But even ae he hesitated, still dizzy
from Donald'. Mow, his eyes closed in
pain and be staggered drunkenly,
The man he would hat4 killed caught
him and with another carried hint to
his cot. The bugler ran Across for the
hospital sergeant.
When "Drees for Picquet" blew,
half an hour later, Jacques groaned
aloud.
"I'm frduty tonight," he muttered,
and vainly tried to get up.
Then came forward Private Donald
Mc Ivor.
"1 will do your guanl. Jakey," he
as d. "And I am sorry i hit you so
hard, but m anger will be Eery often business who are practicing the policy
getting the better of me." ot gelling direct to the buyer tnstend
Without waiting for an answer, he of letting their productions go to the
largo cities and there be retailed out
to buyers from 'different parte of the
country. This plan of 'baying direct
from themreeder has -every advantage,
and I would recommend It strongly.
There are a good many tidngs rrgnrd-
ing the pxorchasseof a jerk which can-
not
annot be explained on paper, and there-
fore the buyer who would get the
most worth of 'his money should use
some dlscrtrnlnation In the+chnlce of
those wba m.he petronisre."
thing like this:
grstawf p'rade, 'shun, -Those as
oats rad will follow the regulations.
as eon's will go through the req-
uisite n tions, as follows: One I Extend
lett hon oldin' prayerbook. Two!
Raise righ • -'and to level of mouth.
Three! MMe..ti thumb of right band. -
Four !
and.Four! Turn ov- page."
But the next t e be did it waa the
day after Donal wooden kit•box.
button-ttick, razor d other equip-
ment had been put u at auction by
the quartermasters war • t, accord -
ling to custom, and the it ''dent was
in his mind and, that. ofthe • .. ---His
eyes happened to hall on the page
held open by his thumb. After a
pause he read aloud verygently: Lt -
'In all time of our -tribulation, in
the hour of death : Gond Lend deliver
SELECTING A JACK.`
Points to Be Considered In Purchasing
• Well Bred Animal.
The high prices which have prevail.
ed for some time in the mule market
have prompted many farmers to look
into the subject with a view to turn
'ing their attention to the production
ot this valuable draft animal. Conald•
ering the perplexities conuected with
tbo purchase of Jacks, tbo following
gestlons from a Missouri breeder
cannot be otherwlae than interesting
and valuable:
"1wish to call the attention of all
those in the market a to some
t fo r a jack
pertlnlnt facts regarding the purchase
of such an animal for breeding pur-
poses. My experience covers an ex-
tended period in the business, and 1
therefore feel qualified to speak. A
jack under fourteen hands high can-
not be rcglatered. It is also important
to see tbat the color 1s black and that
the pointe are White, as, 1f the animal
answers to any other description. he
is ineligible to registry. The buyer
who would be dfdcrlminating In the
selection of a jack should carefully
look over his conformation and give
special attentlon to his underpinning.
Ile should hare a good hoof and a
wide beet, and It la always well to look
for big bone, hess•y head and ears.
THE TOWN COUNCIL..
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GOW•TESTING ASSOCIATIONS. l
d, uw that the factor .r.awut 's gee-
ing into full swing, larnieee ale won-
ering how the 'owe wi11 du 'hie year,
rims ate expected to crake some
profit. Urea.), expectsl'oa* are no
ulweyt realised, au.l it pasture is poor,
how is the milk flow to be kept up ?
happy the wan who has provided tui
a supply of ereenleed, and who has a
brtci for bummner feeding:
Some cheek should he kept on the
yielil of each cow. If tire milk 1`r
weighed on only -three day. a , HI
and wimples tested. once a month,
then the owner will know vet v cloi ely
which ate the heaviest producers. If
weights are taken at every milking
any ridden varietiuu will be hu
me is iiitelerlibitei vii ;lire -pit- can turn
It 1ikrt to lenitive thee 'Aust., If a
recur(' is kept of the hod, the turret
profitable rows cam be detected, and
111110 that might produce More if fed
letter will be given the opportunity,
'Phis is what nlrutteie of the cow.
testing associations are, doing, study.
ing each individual in the herd so as
to make eine that emelt single cowl
kept gives it. p:oHt. This it evident*,,
of good : ttusi i se ulanrgruten1. No
one wanta leo h.rtior a cow that is in-
capable of making air goeei Roth.
j hies each cue of your cows pay 1
Do you know that she dont ? (iueru
wink won't do these days.
Meer. d blanks are ..Igvptiwi Gee on
application to the Hairy- Commie -
goner. Ottawa. Mane men since
commencing to record are now re-
ceiving $RRI per cow when they used
tu_gerbut, x{(1. because. atm know,
which are the economical producer..
It certainly drier Pay to test cows.
• ('. F. W.
Department of Agriculture, -
- Ottawa, May 26, 11144).
Gas Bylaw to Be Voted oar June a6th
The Boulevard.
A special meeting of the town Coun-
cil was held on Friday everting last,
with two of the members Almelo,
Councillor* Dean and Jordan.
The leading mutter of business was
the gas bylaw, which was given its
Heart two readings and waa considered
in annuu'ttCe art the whole. l'uuncil-
fura MunnipRs allfl limnlrer bulk ex-
ception to several clause*.' They
thought there should be a tittle *lim-
ited in the bylaw when work on the
installing of the plant was W start as
well as when the work was to he coup
detedcand moved that a clonal be in-
serted req utringt Ir. (r•Y-Ltry% cmn-
wenced by October 1st. Another
objection was to the clause fixing a
minimum rate of ui colts pee month.
This they Look exception to on the
ground that the only reason they
could see for its insertion was to
allow of acharge being wade during a
Temporary ahse•tles. of a householder.
it wits pointed out, however, that a
similar provision was 'Made in abe
charge the town makes fur electric
light. Then . Counrilluts ifuUrher
and Muhniugli again !Loved to give
the town the tight of expropriation at
the end of any cue year after the first
twenty years in place of having the
blight of ergo 1014 ir.tiue-w4y-est, the end
of the twenty ',rare, and et the end cf
live -year periods thereafter during the
life of the franchise. In ttev
of Lite whole Daiway Reeve-Meldztecu.
pied _Hui chair dud -Altiee ysve-!lie
Mayor an opportunity of voting on
the amendments whish Councillor*
Humber and Munniugs introduced,
+led when the committee Mae and r'.
ported to the council Mr. Reid had his
innings and veked-or the aJuptiyn of
the report, C'ouncillora Humber and
Munuings again voting no..` The
publishing of the bylaw was left with
Mr. Glass or his solicitor, Mr. Cana'
eron, to arrange, and the date of tisk- \
ingthe vote was fixed for the "fah of
.J one. -
\191e second matter for diacuseion
we the El int avenue boulevard,
w 'ere ouncl or
planting ornamental trees. Deputy
Reeve Reid had the clerk read bylaw
No. 1i of 11!111, which prohibits driving
over the ) utevatds and limits -flit.
width of the u to fifteen feet. This
width limit quoted as showing
that the plantin ,t trees where they
had been put in w s contrary to the
bylaw. What to . o with the tree,.
which had been plant., was discussed
and two motions were ! • used, nuc
to have the trees placed '' the town
park arthe float of Britann road and
1n Harbor Park.' This was. need by
Councillors Humber and M •nings,
and an amendment was ►not d by
Reeve (fallow and Councillor (:rk gie
to the effect that tbe parks commit
go into the matter, ot the disposal o
the trees with the Horticultural
Society and wove the trees, COun-
edlor "dunning@ thought it .looked a
little weak-kneed of the council to
seek to shelve to the Horticultural
Society tbe diflienity .of disposing of
half -a -dozen trees that the council had
got into trouble with. Others of the
council thought it was only courteous
to invite the •Society iii have some-
thing to say in the matter since the
Society had been tsk iv R an interest in
the beautifying of the town. The
amendment, inviting the Horticul-
tuixl Society to efer with the cone
mittee in the matter, was darrte'tf,
Councillor Humber wanted to hear
from the five members of the council
who had hacked up Councillor Jordan
in the platter, but Reeve (:allow was
the only one who spoke. He defended
his vote, on the ground that it was
underetnoxd the trees were to he
planted in the centre of the load with
a driveway down either side. and he
still thought this could be done.
George Porter, who Was preeent, ex-
pressed hie approval of having trees
down the centro of the road.
H. di A. McEwan was present and
asked on behalf of the Ontario Vest
Shute ltoilway for permission to pile
the steel rails the company intended
bridgtng in by boat on,the south quay
or on property owned by the town ad-
jacent thereto, and, un motion of,
Deputy Reeve Reid and Councillor
Munninge, permission was given on i
condition that the piecing of the rails �
he under the eupervision of the chair-
man 111 the public works committee.
Mr. Mriwan said it would (probable
be a month before the rails would
arrive. If the C. P. H. should con -
eruct the proposed loop of their litre
on the beach and the land on which it
was proposed to pile the rails be re-
gilired for freight sheds, this would
suit the Electric Railway Company
all right, as they could have the mite
shipped over the C. 1'. R. to Meneae-
tung Park, elation.
The matter of arranging the street*
over which the electrir.railway would
require to run its road in the town
was mentioned, and Mr. Mch welt said
e would Blare the plan which the
nim alb ` bad re need shnw-
the etreaje it W. t e per me-
si o to ren on *RI t tierk ahiF
the e, nnlittee could then go ' , to the
matte at any time. _
A W1LI. RnaO JACK.
Besides this, the buyer should assure
himself that the animal is a proved
breeder. When you have secured these
points in an animal you can be pretty
sire of getting your money's worth -
"As in all lines, there aro tricks
which every man w ho starts nut to
bay a jack should know in order to
protect himself from being made the
object of untrnetwortby dealers- Or-
dinarily It is a very easy matter to
swindle the average jack buyer, as
nine out of who ere out to per.
chane koowenothing reboot the require-
ments of a, good antrnat. and invaria-
bly they are taken advantage of.
There area good manylbreeders In the
turned to go. But Jacquet' bend was
outstretched, and the grip that fol-
IoweJ was a treaty of peace between
men. in ten minutes Donald Meteor
paraded with the picquet, boots shin-
ing, holt-buckle almost white from
the application of polish and "elbow-
greaee.
"To your dottty-MARCH t" the
sergeant -major's command rang across
the square, and the little ceremonial
was over. Privet, Donald Meteor
went hie round cheerfully, and "lean-
ing well on his chin -strap," as the
sergeant -major observed to the mess
when he dropped in for $ half-hour
before going back to the married
quarters.
•
Donald's second watch began et
lour o'clock in the morning. At the
end of half an hour he roused the
orderly in charge of the furnace% and
went with him on his tour of the
herracks. Under the officers' quar-
ter* the (unlace wail giving out a
strange sound The sheet metal
creaked horribly and every few teeonde
from tome pipe would come a loud
"PUT -RR." bear all there wee a
harsb hiss of eeoapiog steam. All this
Lack,ofl Water• laeeen@ M'IkeFlew.
Don't i.t the crows abaft Inc them-
selves in- the matter. of water. They
nowt have ail they want of each •
tempersturn as e 111 Induce them to
drink ennrggh to amply their needs.
Many a oow-"feibt down" in her milk
prndnettotfbeeuner sheets starving tot
water, thdslwstera'leing.either difficult
et •eee.s sol teo.ed id Loeber palatable.
Wnnt.n tuuslly 11 ke Gr look on the
bright side of things-eepecislly mir-
rors.
Only those who suffer from Piles
can know the agony, the burning.
throbbing, shooting, stabbing pains
which the ailment causes, and the
way it wrecks the sufferer's life.
loam -Bok is blessed by thousands
elm used to sutler from piles. but
wh it has cured: One such grateful
paw' 's Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, of
(,reeow d Avenue, 'Toronto. She
r four long years 1 suffered
acuteTJ from, bleeding piles. During
that time I apeat an immense amount of
money on 'remedies' and doctor's pre-
scriptions but got Ao ease. Zem-Bak
was different to everything else 1 had
triad, and it tuted me., I am gratefel
for the care, and 1s 1 have never halt
pike once since. 1 know the cure is
permanent."
Another thankful woman is ktrs. E.
A. Gardiner, of Catalina, 1 rinit Bay.
She says t-" In my case Zara- k
effected a wonderful cure. For twel
years I had been troubled with blind.
bleeding, and protruding piles. I had
been cuing various kinds ef-ointments,-
etc., bat never came across anything to
dome good until 1 tried 7am•Buk, which
cured me. That this may be the setons
otite)pingq scone sufferers from piles to
try Zem-Bark, rs the wish of one who
'has found great relief."
Jam-ftuk is a purely herbal balm and
should he in every home. Cures cut',
burns. bruise., r.. roma, ulcers, bl'rut-
,polsgting, prattle 1:/ h, sunburn. blisters,
sore feet, summer sore., end all diseases
Mod injuries or the skin, etc. All
i ruggl'ts and stores at S' box, or
tom 7am-t'uk Co , -Ton,n t,, Lor price,
Tetra DAY, JUN■ 3, 1$O
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Cornet7n and Try On a Pair of
REGAL SHOES
11 sou have never ya worn "Regal
Shoes, by all means let us supply you
with a pair tl "'oxen. Only in custom-
made shoes can you obtain equal quality
—and then you roust pay many times
the Regal price,
All the Regal styles are exact
reproductions of expensive cus-
tom models—you can tell that
by their smart, trim lines.
And we can give you a
made -to -measure fit in Regal
Shoes, because they are made
in quarter -sizes,
The uew Regal styles will win your approval on
$ WM. SHARMAN,
sight-
Goderich, Ontario.
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Seldo+a-.Abase, 1a--Itpportuo)r
Says The Oollingwoo d (bulletin :
The Signal, a newspaper that sel-
dom misses an opportunity to boost
finderich, is urging the Public bodies
there to follow up the report that the
United States Steel Company pro-
poses W invade Canada, It pointe
out some of the advantages Goderich
would have for such an industry and
refers to Owen Sound ea the only
place that has yet taken the report at
allL-ye>Lqus-y. Collingwood . should
look into this matter ere it is too late.
Because our first venture in the steel
industry bas proven 'a tailure ie no
reason for lying down and losing all
eoergyln the direction of securing in:
dustries.
The Gipsy -Beware of a man with
black eyes. The Client -Huh, he
ain't dangerous I That's my husband
1 gave him them eye. last night I
House-cleaning Helps
Haus!'-cleaning tittle is here again anti we would remind you of
our goods that make house-cleaning a success. Here ere some
of them: Pure Carbolic Acid Ilk an ounce, 3 ounces for 25c.
Crude Carbolic Acid '2ctcpint. Formaldehydebfc pint. Copperas
IOc Ib.. -Borax Ilii: Ib, Sulphur (pure) Plc Ib. Household Am-
monia 1f1k bottle. Toilet Ammonia 25c bottle. Crioline Disin-
fi'ctant filln,ptnt, Call or 'phone us and we will give you right
goods and prompt delivery.
-- -Drug Store-- - _- -.
"THE STORE THAT PLEASES."
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR HAIR
We halo nearly all the best and most popular Hair Preparations. sndbdtng
The (nips ved Ayer'. Hair \'iptor.
Nyal's Hair estorer.
'Intuit -Ts Eau 'fk Quinine.
Brown's Hair Grwer.
1landerine (2;tizes).
And last, but not It, nur own Rosemary 'Hair Tonic (hoc bo
Mrs. Allan'e 'fair Reeterer.
Zymole hair Food.
Turkish Hair Promoter.
Parisian Sage.
S. E. HI
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WORSELL'S hardware Store.
The - s uaker Oats Company to ad-
vertising Quaker Oats in our columns.
There ought not to he a family in town
that needs any persuasion to ell this
wholesome and strength -giving food.
it's the most economical strength-
' maker anyone can cat,
The Meleneholy - -Widow- And if
you,. Innshaiu1 ,vas to die. would you
pray for ins? The Sprightly Matron
-Oh, 1 suplmte so! , Anyway, if not
for him, far another !
BUGGIES - BUGGIES!
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f have received shipments of the
toot) Models in
GRAY and MOUNT FOREST
BUGGIES
i-wo of the best lines made in Can
ada-
Rubber Tires, Automobile Seats
and all the latest ideas In first-
class Carriages.
A good second-hand Grinder for
sale, in good repair, to -inch plates.
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Several good drivers and some
cows for sale.
Robert Wilson
Agent. for
Massey Harris implements, Mel-
lotte Cream Separators. Fleury
Plows, Bissell Dis,
Narrows, Land Rollers,
etc„ etc.
tVnrero'ant Flannillon Street,
Uoiierich.
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GUT N9 G.te.
Screen Wire,
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GET A HAMMOCK-
and Enjoy Life.
1V Sure every style, and the mires see from
$i.00 to $iOM4 each,
Baby Hammocks, SI itt each,
—Screen Doors and Windows.—
Every size and etyle, Mer our special Door for
75e, complete. ---
We At and hang any Screen Door you
buy from us.
Hinges, Catches and Springs.
Woodyatt and Maxwell Lawn
Mowers
stand hard usage and
are self -sharpening.
All sire, and styles in
stock.
See our special Mower
at $2,76 each.
Lawn Hose
Sc, 11)c and I:tc hof,
Sprayer, Nozzles and Hose Reels
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Martin•Senour 100 per cent. Pure
Paints
c,,1,1' rt.. -t..1, look lest aer1
w at longest.
ltevioati, I"1,o,R Piper
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e• ear ars like•iron. -
Carriage Paint end Varnish.
WhiteLead,$6.00 per tco lbs.
Our Oil and Gasoline Stoves Give Satisfaction.
Yon ran conk nt hal.• with them 00 ,cell an in v,nir range; almitlutely no smoke, smell or
danger. We'll het r ,u tic one free for . week, We want you to see how good they ere.
You'll get the Best Goods at the Lowest Prices at
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Worsell's Hardware and Stove Store.
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