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BROIL' ived from ate& . Mich., tel revestikulooL �8. No.77far the following
the reppreatt fliarter. tb of F b yr Ory
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f' 4 IIf title of February. Names moor in nyder of of 8. 8. No. 1, Celbaw, bawd oo reg-
tbei i. veru 1 In the oily�pgp1W merit • V. class-Kenoetb Header- Worley, pwoetuelity and examinations
Mr. Williams le a he'avellits$ ono. IV. dams-& &reoes Henderson bold during the smooth: V. -Heber
mauve for The DettoltJour. Kelso Mo Nay. $r. III -Jennie Powell, adlth Glen. IV. -Millie
Vernugb the Bate of Jflebigan, Johnston, Evelyn Wellington. May Temaig. Violet MacDonatb. Roby
fyfcndo hese wish ►ire a speedy re- Eva
HBognn
rl SwaJrim. Ill -R�h MHel eNas. ¢I mottOlark. Jean BLymeii Potter , David
idery Br. [1. -Alex. McNov, Lantra Stria. Bran. ill. -Vesta Molter, Willie MI-
ST. H LENS Jr. U. -Thomas Helm. Henry OO- Cabe. RealmBrinley, Clete Brinley.
TVE•DAT, March fah. more. Jobe Gilmore, Beatrice Stein. Sr. Ii. -Hard Young, Obarintte Pot -
Pt. II. -Basil Hogan, Dorothy Borg.. ter, Thomas Gilder.. Jr . Il.- - Verne
PL I. -Edward Gilmore. JEAN E. McCabe, Nancy Gilden. Pt. i1.--
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BcEex,t Ri PURT.-Th• following is
tel report of 8. S. No. a Wst• Wa s -
so*, ler the month Of February
a- Anna Stuart. V. B-Oli Mur-
ry. 8r. IV. -Laura Fltapatriok,
pells litspatriok, James Wilma. Jr.
it -Louis Johnston.
mAllllan Durnin,
ley Thompson,
Morleydan �ohnston.GSr. 111.-Totuwy
Morley
Webster, Kath Fowler, Able Smythe,
Johnny Cranston; Johnny £r'rington.
Jr 111. maim DukiaWillie Thoowp-
Jim Dumb),
yildrrd Fitzpatrick, Webster. Sr. 11. -
Joe
ie Fowler,
Jue "I'hnmpson, Hat
wary Uu rn ID. Jr. IL -Lome
Dentin. Harris P rdon.illie P.11. -Cranston,
Whirs, 1 Durnin.
Van .I,.hnston. John Thompson. E.
S. Mill lot,Teacher_
MAFEKING..�.�
MONDAY, March 4tb.
News Nortcs,-Mies Rete Altos, of
Lanes, is, visiting friends bene it prev-
ent Mn. Will Finlay visited at
the borne of b fatb.r at Donnybrook
last week r. and Mrs. John Kil-
patrick and Wdrthy, who had been
visiting at the home of their hrv.tber
Sam for the last three months, re-
turned to their home in Hanley lot
week Mr. end Mrs. 8.uart
lay spent part of leo w••ek in this
vicinity Miss Pearl Maunder./ is
laid Unlit present with a very severe
attack ot erysipelas. She is imnrty-
ing somewhat new .. Kim E-ther
CREWE. Hasty, of Dungannon. spent last week
with her sister. Mrs. J .Lon Blake
Flo\DAY, Feb. 319h.
ewe folks of the lib Mies Sara Mellough. of Delegannon,
Beira.s. lite young visited friends here Is -t week .
concession spent a Pleasant evening Thos. }toed held a vet y sueceserul muc-
w, ketthehomeof Mr. berendMr
Mrs.
ConsConstrain,ra.
was enjoyed until the wee,
ma' hoer.. All report a good time....
Dodd Cantwell sod Wm. Rivitt, of
yteppiirdtoO, spent Sunday with rela-
ting h• ....Mr.
{Uitl, of Matekinw,ere Crews visitors
yesterday .....Miss Luella Durnin, of
byu,w, Snakatcbewan, is spending a
Low days with her cousin, Mies Bar-
ters Colbert Mrs. Andrew
latency has sold her country rsaidence
st Cransford to Wun. Steel of Chatham.
Mr. Steel gets possession on the let of
April. Mrs. Disney will move to
Dungannon Howard Durnin, of
t)pakling, Mask., levisit ag at tie home
alibi parents. Mr. asci Mie. Wm.
Devin ... Some of tae visitor* from
tbe Western ProvioeiS bsdstm that
Men Ontario goes la for areal winter
the West takes a back emit.
KIPPER.
MONDAY. March 4th.
On Friday night, the 8th inst., the
Methodists will hold • box social in
the home of Mr. Jones. A pleasant
time is expected.
Ix FAVOR of Curacy UNtoi.--So
far the result of the voting on church
motion is about as follows : Preebyter-
isa church, 11.2 for and 8 against.
Eatlodist church, 70 for and 2
sgnhst. Apparently these two doe -
living and working side hy
Wek they can trust mob otber.
Illi!tltrteu TO THE WEeT.-The
Waster visitors are going beak
again Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ryckman
WI for Moose Jaw last week and
'Iles. Parsons left on Tuesday of this
week for his home in Wincipeg.
John CCi-eig him eke gone to MoouuJaw.
while Mn. Seymour has kelt for Da-
kota.
PROPERTY CHAIMOE= HANDS --Rob-
ert Din -dale hought the farm of
sweety-three and acres. belong -
lotto the late David Oooper. for SL-
IM. This is a nice property, well st-
ated Jacob Detweller. our gess
lel postmaster. has bought the stores
dwelling hoax and property in coo -
section therewith from John Bal-
four, of Regina. Bask., for i18.000.
'lits is considered a very reasow&ble
Dugald Kettletoo b as
Imeitht the remainder of R. M•Ilis'
yopert...... John Workman has
ted John Lender's fares. lot 7, com-
mission 1. Stanley. no tbe Loodos
teed. for five years. This is a goad
farm and as Mr. Workman is a good
Ndestrious and capable farmer both
min will he Iatisled at Use end of the
.term.
(inn sale on Friday. Tim s peeper
Inge° go West for the aitmmer, am he
has • farm rented near Amulet, Reek
We all wish him success in his ..ew
venture .. . Mr. anti Mrs. John Me-
Quillen,
eQuillen, of Locknow, visited at • the
horse of biro. W. Soothers on F' iday
last.... .)its John Ma'tndera spent
last week with friend. at Lines.
CAUSE FOR ALARM.
ttasof Appetite or Distress After Eat-
ing a Spasms That should
Not be Disregarded.
Settlers' Excursions to the West via
the Popular Route.
The Grand Trunk Railway System
to Chicago and theni-e connecting
lines. Commeu'•ine Tuesday. Marrb
12th and continuing every Tued.y
thereafter until April 30th, to princi-
pal points in Ma.ksbtbewan. Manitdta
and Alberta, Montana and North
Dasote, including pointe on Grand
Trunk Psc•fic Railway. The Grand
Trunk Pacific Railway. shortest line,
fastest time. greet service between
Winnipeg, Saskatoon and Edmonton.
Before deciding on your trip consult
F. F. Lawrence. town ./sent. G. T. R.,
for full particulars and literature, or
write A. E. Duff, District Passenger
Agent, Toronto. Ont. •
Appetite is just a natural desire foe
fiend. Lies 01 s peit. or stotsaeb
dttrem after sada" Iaaleste 1
rho or dyspepsia. Owirmating t -s a
Wit very deoge i s to a person's
'pod general health/
it is not what you eat but what you
digest and assimilate that dogs 700
pod. Some of the strongest, heavi-
sR and healthiest persons as moder-
ate esters,
There 1s nothing that will cane it is worse than useless to attempt
Mire trouble than • dbordersd atom- to sure constipation with cathartic
ash, and many people. daily esnM'sct drugs, Laxatives or cathartics do
N ion* ntaladies simply through die- touch harm. They cantle a reaction,
N rd or abuse of ties stommis irritate and weaken the bowels and
we urge all in Golss4sk who suffer food to Woke constipation more
bel any stomach ollseats isdf► cbro•ies. Beside., their pee becomes a
Minion, or drips . w asap bop that Is dangerous.
M throttle, to -tow R.z*fl Dyspepsia Ooestip•tio• is caused hy • weak -
with the distinct understand- nese of She nerves and muse! -t of the
il�that we will reload their moswy Iwrge inte.tinr or descending colon.
lM,xlt quesNt n ere farad". K s11 r To e:ptet permanent relief you moultmesneebl• pee of this they ebe.efeee tone up and strengthen
W O not perfectly sutler$ erllh the there nrgan. and restore them ter
melte. We tassels theta to one. healthier sMfvity.
ectomere every rev. sad lase yet to We ...int lett to try Revell Orr/m-
e w
nlffd anyone WOO Set bees lies on our recommendation. They
t by
Wary them to be se. thes b•wesily are ozeaedingly nle•sant to take, Ming
steak Mow Bks monde, and goes Meal f'•r
give very s1t17drerr. d lie
Mstrwlis. the ~ 11"
•
el the da, tt0� m set directly son the serve. and m eel
bet nn rttiowr We ��ppoeuMsstot iL) nen
41. o symptoms.
ryM you %* tlast !e. box off
X ; r VIII* st At tbeiwhisk
Pose
of
t>Iu tine, fear mosey will nye rs-
t+Ierd to you W yes ass oat tledises&
Of users•, is shrss4e .sem *VII d
hal. "in Isspallont r .i11 Pew mak same. �
41/1114" y $laetl t iroOGM
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GO GER TOWNSHIP.
WEDNESDAY, March 4th.
]Mrs. C. Johustnn, .,f Laura, Sask.,
returned no Tuesday to her home in
the West.
Bert Davidson left lest week on his
return to Manitoba, after spending
the winter among friends and rela-
tive. i,i the town.hip.
A SUtx•eearuL Socwa .-An eveuing
th.t wee tbnronghly 'enj•.yed by the
100 gue.te who were pre..nt was
si-nt a• the home of Mr. and Mn..
R bt. Johnston. 4r.h eoncesioo, ou
Wed"esday of het week', when the
W. F. M. 8 of Union Prt-shvterian
church held its parlor social. The
• sriy mart of the •vening was spent in
games, followed by the program
whieh had been prepared by the
Do o'• Literary $oriel y for it regular
u.ee• iota on the preceding Friday but
which i• w.s unable to give on ac-
count of the .barmy weather. The
program consisted of recitations,
sol are, duets, choruses and a dehate,
••Resolved, that the pulpit has done
tante tban the pn-es b. advance civili-
zation." The sfH. mat iv.• was taken
by Ed. Roe.. Bert D.vid..on and MGs
Rich•n, while the negative side was
upheld hv Jos. Ynilt• Rob. B chin and
Mrs..() F. Edward. The arguments
given by both aide* were soong and i
showed careful prrpe•ation, hitt after
dote c••nsidersUon the judges -K.
Revell and 8. MecMah-gave their
decision in favor of the press.
Here's
a bargain
for KTIL
This
2,000 pound capacity
Scale with every
up-to-date ire rove-
nicnt, for only 26.00.
You will begin to
ave money the , day
you order an 1
YLFIIER wI Bt ck
Three -Wheel SCALE
Government' Certificate of a
FREE with every Aylmer Scale, eve
of $25. "We prepay the freight" and
tion or refund your money.
This Scale Is moat so.idty oonatructed,
with Jessup tool steel bearings throughout.
! as big wheels, roomy ',inform. rept to
place by FOUR checks (instead of the usual
twos, .tout Steel fender on paatlorm w Pro-
tect the beam, and a filth lever to minimise
etre'n on the beam. Wf.i lair a lifetime
an.l weigh accurately up :o one tort. even
:f ft stands on uneven ground. Easy to
rnov.- from place to place, and first-class In
.tiny particular.
Remember only MAO. freight staid to
your nearest ,station and Government Corti
float* ,.f Sccurecy free. Get In your order
early far prompt delivery.
baclute accuracy goes
tf at the bargain price
warrant you satisfac-
This special offer gives
you the chance to own • n
absolutely modern scale,
built of the very best
material. You need this
scale to weigh whatever
you buy or sell. You can
have it to teat in any
way you like. Send it
back and get your money
back if it isn't t:'l end
more than we seg it i,.
A M C°td., Aylmer, Ont.
WESTFIELD.
MONDAY, March 4th.
New PoerM.urrmn.-Henry Horny,
received not ice i r •w Gnaw* last week
of his appointment as postmaster of
Westfield, sud as ro n as the transfer
can be made tbe office will he lonited
on hie farm, two miles east of the
present site. which will he of great
convenience to a large number of
people. Mr. Harney is busy prepar-
ing a building to accommodate the
Deeds of the public through tbe office.
Norsss.-On Thursday last Mr. and
sera. Alpert Vi..rent left Blyth via C.
P. R. for Milk R ver. Al a. A host of
friends wish them prospeiity In their
new home. W m. Govier and
John Buchanan 1• -ft oo the same day
for the name place. John Dow
had a very .uee•seful auction sale on
Chord .y. Cows htonghe as high u
180 per bead, yearling. $64 r heed.
hors,.. es high as $800 es.h On
Tueed•y, March rth, WUI Henry and
family. wbo bad teen visiting friends
here tor 1 wet mnnt h., returned to
their home .t Gull Lake. Flask., ac-
companied by John Dow and family.
They teak a ear of settler e effecta
with them. We are sorry to lose much
(Inc neighbors as Mr. and Mrs Dow,
hut we wish them success in their new
home John Dow has sold his lila
acre farm to Joseph Rtonehorr'e, the
ooneider•tion being $4,200. He gets
immediate poomesafon At present
Writing Mrs. John Wightman is very
rel from nervous prnetretion. Her
many friends horse for her speedy re-
coverv. Herman Wightmen, cf the
his
mother's bedside last was
bcalled ut bas
win returned ro his borne .. . Mrs.
Rasowy, of Huslpls. was visiting her
sick sister. Mrs. J. Wlgbtroam,
LOCHALSH.
MONDAY. March 4th.
SCHOOL REPORT -Following is the
report of U. 8. 8. No. 4, A-hfleld sod
Hurun, fur the month. of F•-bruary.
The report is bared in llaily marks.
The numbers following the names in-
dicate the percentage t.ken by each
student : Sr. IV. -Lucile Fioiay...n
91.45, Rhode NcKendri: k 86171, U. A.
Mclw-t.nan 75.47, F. tank Mclennan
75A7, Bien 8 .wart 07.82, Clifford
Caner!! 67.48f. Kenneth McLeod 67.01
and Sadie McDonald 55 OL Jr, IV. -
R. D. M• Don Id 88.44. .Sr. III. -Wal-
ter McKendrick 80 29, Alm garet Mer
Leman 74.97, J..hn MCL. oI 64.99,
Wren. J. Ensign (13 and James Fairy
31.27. Jr. III.- Jewie ly cD..oaid 01.86,
Mar Finlayson 05.49, Marra.et Mo-
b- od
o-
b-od W.24 and lin McRae 01.87. Jr.
II. -Lb iste•naMcKendrick9511, Hewn
McRae 84.44. Pt. [I -(lath rine Mc
Donald 97.2 , Jean Finlay.w'n 92 and
Danean M Rae 71.25. EDOAR J.
Rona, Teacher.
TonsnAY, March 5th.
AGAINST CHURCH UNION. -The fol-
lowing are the results of the vote on
church union in Ashfield Presbyterian'
church. Of the members of the seed
Um. 3 v tad for organic union and 3
a,raios.. Of the memtrr, in full e•s-
munien. 28 for said 79 against. Adher-
ents, 2S f .r end 81 .again -t. The total
smote m1 the c•.ogregation weal 56 for
union and 183 agsin.t. The total vote
it, reference .o the hotels of union was
45 for end 115 ag+Inst.
TELEPHONE MATTERS. -Jas. John-
ston. the muna.eer of the Dunginone
central ret the Goderieh Rural Tele-
phone Co., was trine his rounds last
week in this vie nfty making the nec-
essary repairs on the different cirenits.
On lb. circuit pinning through Hem-
lock 0 ty. new cella were required for
the batteries of three or fo. r 'phones,
much in the amusement of those
whose hat's ries were pr.nouoeld to he
in good order. who insist rightly or'
more probably wrongly that the "re-
ceivers" were down too often.
FREE IF IT FAILS.
Your Messy Back if Yoe Are test Sado-
asd with oke Medicine We Recommend.
We are en mealtime that our remedy
will permanently relieve constipation,
um natter hew chronic it may be, that
we offer to furnish the medicine at
our expenses/Kink! it fail to produce
sai►fsciory results.
, 4 who get little exercise, feel better all round for
an occasional dose of
BRAIN WORKERS
"NA -DRU -CO" Laxatives
They tone up the liver. move the bowels gently but freely, ckaase the
system and dear the brain. A new, pleasant afsd reliable laxative, premed
by a rsbabie firm, and worthy ot the NA -DRU -CO Trade Mark.
25C. a box. If your druggist has not yet stocked them, send 2Sc. sad
we will mall them
NATIONAL DRUG d CHEMICAL COMPANY
OF CANADA. LIMITED. MONTREAL 21
1--
• e ,..res persons, .nd old
folks, as well me for the entree' They to not Iikety to turn into a •team pro-
u so yeller which driite to windward Io-
of the howele They eppirently hews steed of in leeward on the return vny- '1
a nemeses] artlnn on other ss.ne•iste age Tom. Randy was cutting
orgasm or gland.. They do not pints.. straw at John Parish'. t his we.k. tori
wool exeeselve innsewsw. nor crest' Ing bel gasoline engine se the motive
any Iteenwvenlenre wherever. They power.
'my be taken at any time, day or
aril t Tb.y will positively relieve Bltr•vaie, March 'd [kith cense
ebronk or haMtual enmalp•tion, if very suelsoly to Mr+. George Gannet
sot of eueglcel varMty. sad thea •e bee bilute emeer•da•. Mb* bed
Aids of awrri•te ordwpee ieat eWtorole irises to $E the fire and had returned
albsetnee. if taken with rssuler4ty for to bpi, and goon alter her hu.tiand
a11ie I a .1 s 1$ fah heels bar Mr thing heavily. Re frondMIIII tahM.s, f$ em•M : fell her is M ossens*einum eonditirwi. and i
bb gfitodertoh she died la a 1.15 rare mod
amidst
She was bu-
stile oft flquane forty
1~.n ..s1 PY a finally.
to
"ORANGE LILT SAVED MY LIFE"
leartt
writs
NATURE STUDY. -What may he de-{
emitted as a tragic event resulting
from the recent severe cold was tbe
discovery of a young moodiest lying
frozen to death on the floor of the i
granary at J. Armstrong); barn. The
neat•, et haunt of mu.krats is fully al
querter of a mile from the barn.I
This case is not, however, withnttt a
parallel, as John Farish, of the lltb
concession. reports finding a young
muskrat about this time of the year a
few years ago in one of the bins of hie
granary. Tbis appears to point to'
certain obscure or unknown instincts
in the species the following of which.
however, in these case* led to their
de. mitt Ion.
BRIEFS.- Mrs. Adam (ilabn, of Ber-
vie, was visiting atthe home of her
daughter, Nn. Tom Bendy. at the
end of the week. Mbe was eccomnan-1
ied by her daughter. Mies Violet'
Obthn, and son, Austin Glahn ..
Donald A. Matheson intends leaving
tomorrow for Granum, Alta.. after
having .pent moat of the winter at hi
Meme bore Hry.n Bueltingham
was somewhat unwell last week. bet
1411 ones renovering his weaned hose*.
Two hrhtht young men of Hem-
lock City, D. and A.. volt nrnlr.My at-
tend the Rrhnol of Navigation at Hali-
fax this spring. They would soon dis-
cover
i..cover that • heli-riergrd sailing veered
Thee ,words or etpresalona her.
Inc the earn, meaning are contained
In hundreds of the letters I have re-
ceied during the past year. Many
were from women who had suffered
agonies from failing of womb: others
from women w:19 had etwapeil dot•e-
erous surgical operations. as t'.e
tumors and ulcers had been rem. v -
ed by the action of Orange Lily;
and others who had suffered from
aupprseaed menstruation, leucor-
rhoea, painful periods. etc. For all
these and the other troubles known
In general as Women'i Disorders,
Orange Lily furnishes a positive
scientific, never -failing cure.g,It 14
meet to tie suaering organa, and its operation 1serten) and beneficial.
�ro�a� Its mer1L I her by offer to send. ahsalutely free, a t.o�
y��*l.. t fm tt!n lays treatment, to every of ering woman who will
Per IL Enclose S ,Lamb.. MRS. FRANCES E. CURRAN, Windsor. Ont.
JU§TtliFE
PEACE°
TELLS REMARKABLE EXPERIENCE
�
WITH ZAM-BUK.
SUFFERED FOR YEARS WITH ECZEMA
`kJ , & ULCERS. NOTHING SEEMED ABLE TO DO
v4 HIM ANY GOOD. ZAM BUK CURED HIM
Mr. J. E. Arsenault, a Justice of the Peace,
station master at Wellington, on the Prince Edward
Island Railway, says:
" Four years ago, 1 slipped in the station and fell
on a freight truck, sustaining a bad cut on the front of
my leg. I thought this would heal, but instead of
doing so it developed into a bad ulcer and later into a
form of eczema which spread very rapidly and also
started on the other leg. Both legs became so swollen
and sore that I could only go about my work by
having them bandaged. My doctor said I must stop
work and lay up. After six months of this trouble I
consulted another doctor, but with no better result.
I tried all the salves, liniments and lotions I heard of,
but instead of getting better I got worse. This was
my condition when I got my first box of Zam-Buk.
Greatly to my delight that first box gave me relief. I
continued to apply it to the sores, and day by day they
got better. '
' "I could see that at last I had got hold of some-
thing which would cure me, and in the end it did.
Jt is now over a year since Zam-But worked a cure in
my case, and there has been no return of the eczema
or any trace of it. It would be impossible to find a
case where the sores were worse than those on my
limbs, and I think Zam-Buk is a marvellous healing
balm or it could not have cured me as it did when all
_:se :ailed."
and
CUT Zul-max NNQ%i.
The above to but one exam a of the
wonderful cores that Zarn-Buk is daily
working. Purely herbal In cove
potation, this greet helm is a sure core
for all akin c:aeases, cold sores. chapped
tends. frost bite. ukase.. blotod-poleoe-
t•ig, varicose *ores. riles. scalp .ores.
ringworm. Inflamed patches, cote,
burns gnu braises.•
Ali druggists and stores veil et Mc. a
box, or post tree from Z•a►Buk Co.,
Toronto. open receipt at price.
FREE TRIAL
Cut out this coupon
and mail it with lc.
stamp (to pay return
postage) to Zam-Buk
Co.. Toronto, a n d
we will send you
free trial box.
J. P. 11.
FITWELL HATS
- Enough better than the avera¢e to ccn--nand
immediate attention.
More St�rle. more Quality and more Comfort
than you ev i luiew Mier:. at inode1..t.: cost.
NeZt9 Styles 1 cl.ean Bros
Sole
Nov) in Stock . • Agents
== J
o YOU ARE THE LfSEyRo
IF YOU DO NOT CALL AND SEE THE VALUES .
WE ARE GIVING iN
STOVES
TO CLEAR THEM OUT TO MAKE ROOM
FOR SPRING GOODS
We have 4 number of good second-hand Heaters and Ranges
which we are offering at great values.
McCormick Agency
�Ve wish to announ-c thatwe have r■ken over the complete
ovenry of the McCormick Un. for their dower., Birder*, Plows,
Wagon.. Sleigh., Disc $armws, Cultivators, Drills, Manure
Spreaders, Gasoline Engines, Cutter., Buggies, etc., etc.
Yon know se well as I can tell you that, it enstaalotof tnnnry
to put agents en the road to sell 'beer goods, and f pur pow,. ill
place of putting men out, to give you the benefit of this to
Reduced Prices
THEREFORE, YOU ARE THE LOSER iF YOU DO NOT
CALL. AND SEE m8 BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDER.
We have just installed one of their ga.oiine engines in our
work .hep for running the skate and lawn mower sharpener and
pipe -cutting machine, etc„ so if yrts areconeidering the purchase
of an engine, we can show you one in operation.
Skates Sharpened
Bar ,ilei purl=, «•P con sharpen your skates while you wait..
We have installed an outfit equal to the skate manufacturers.
Plumbing
Heating. -iteem Fitting, Eleettic Wiring promptly attended
to and en work fully gum antead.
Scranton Coal
We handle Deiaware. 1srGawenne A Western.
Coal exclusively, and all coal weighed oe market seek., and, having
our own tratm. we in give prompt deli•-er-i.
Terms -Cash
CHAS. C. LEE
'Phones :
Store 22 House 112
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