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STANLEY.
MONDAY, March 180s.
W aorece.-Ott Wsdneaday, of mobb
db Norrnatn Steppe' '
he
frorn nee, sod Mies Saris AAA,
from near 'Zurich, were inlandy Rev. Mr.in
lockTee , i0 lien couple have the bast wishes
of
sir friends for
a long and b•ppy
o f their
B▪ E▪ Epe,-_We are sorry to state that
yro, John Mo(� IS DOS Improving
.bell, of Kin-
in dine.bonitw visiting old Moods in the
,»aline, war William and
township lad week for were away in
rho Martha Tay
Stephen township visiting friends
John lkrwson entertained a number
of his friends at his toms Doe evening
r ceotly.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
Mo+DAT, March 18t.b.
djOle• Caotelon sold a team of
bores for Biala They were good
ones.
Brrbeta 1 when t be .ek for
expects
eatery.
Al
Lo locate.
Ther,- was a wood bee in Geo.
M d-
dtewo'* hush lad Tuesday.
ut
tbirty cords of wood were cut.
Mr. and Mn. James Key', of
Percy
Stan-
ley township.
were Cole. of the elth concession, last
week.
tion. Cook. of the Iltb concession.
sorer sorer rained the young people
community last Tuesday evening.
Every -tie reports an excellent time.
AN OLD RESIDENT. -Robert ThOntp-
eon. of the lath concession of Gods-
rfch township. I'elehrated the 'event y -
fifth anniversary of his birth on Mon-
day of last week. Mr. Thompson has
been a resident of ibis township for
forty-seven' years and since Mies be
bas livid on the 16th line. Time is
Attains kindly with him and his nuns -
NOUS friends hope to .es him spared
to :many more years of useful -
NILE.
TUESDAY, March 190.
usruucus NuYES. - Rev. Arthur
Brown. of Benmilter, will wisdom the
services on the Nile circuit next Sun-
day The members of the Excel-
sior and King's Daughters organized
Bible dames will hold their annual
business meeting for the election of
officer. on Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. Geuree Currey, er.
Nus Nares. -James Moreland re-
turned home on Wednesday after
spending the winter smooths with rel-
atives In Chicago and southern Oo-
tario .. Mrs. George RuUedtte, wbo
has been suffering from & severe at-
tack of bronchial trouble, is gradually
improving Andrew Kirke has pur-
chased the ferns on tbe Duogannon
load from Mr. Sanderson and will
move there at once...... Mrs. J. Dty-
tow entertained • number of 14y
friends in the time-honored way of a
"quilting bee" last Th debility after•
noon Mn. E. Burlingis seriously
ill at prevent Mn. Lwis Taylor
entertained Gndericb friends on Sun-
day Stephen Weller, who hoe
been quits 01. is rapidly rer:aining his
wonted health Miss Irene Mc-
Cann hai been entertaalniog that
French visitor wbo tars gwrte.ed biw-
self in en many Nilo bones this sea-
son -"Monsieur De fat Grippe."
COLBORNE
SOON:IL Morons*. -Colborne ouun-
Al held its regales'
setiag Mar
12th, all the ttttoress�essaL Min -
utas of last meMlns reed and adopted.
The following a-efenste were paid. vis. :
WtUhm
Long. plosgbiag road. $2.110;
William Dunt, ploughing road, $8.20•
Herbert Morris, breaking road. $1.00
Jamas Joos, breaking road. $1 i ;
Luther Allis, breaking road, B2.60;
Toblabs Fisher. breaking road, $2.00;
J. D. ?seriph. 46 loads gravel. $4.60;
Municipal World. assessment notices,
$1.50, The clerk was directed to
notify Thos. Hamilton and
Gel
rtte
('lark to dertrny their dogs. The
regular Dumber of ppaathmasters,
�.spere
and fenceviewers were
Ppui rote$ and will be notified. Ad-
journed to meet again April 9th '•t
1.30 p. w. F. W. llcDotesoa, Clerk.
LOCHALSH.
TUESDAY, Match 19th.
.I(J Pilton. -From the almanac we
derive the information that tomor-
row at 6 p. tis. the sun enters the con-
stellation t Aries and that spring be-
gins. at least in regard to time, even if
irrespective of the weather. This is
pleasant new. to t boon of us who are
not too rugged and who have felt the
tension of the hard winter The
song -marrow, commonly called the
grey -bird, was observed this morning
in the locality. This surely 14 a sign
et least of thee beginning of spring.
We have not vet seen the robin,
which usually comes in advance of the
song-,parrow.
REID'S CORNERS.
MONDAY, March 18th.
Nicw•s NOTErl.-Tbe debate
reAsheld
tib
the Farrows' Club was good.
Thi
credit upon ail tbe spec
subject was "Mixed or Special Crim-
ping. and the decisbn was given in
favor r.t the affirmative ... .The con -
tie { rl both the
bad merited
elwholre-
peated the seh'ctinns without an seven,.
The at-home by the Woodmen
Society u said to have been tbe beet of
the kind held where such functions
t
fir, wbolhas been quite 111, suffh mark Little er-
ing from abscess. is on the way to re-
covery. Everett war very brave and
patient in rtaall ... . William Bradley.
who Burt his font while cutting foe on
the lake, is. we are glad los bear, get-
ting .,along nicely Mts.- Rutber-
ford, who was taken to .tbe Kincar-
dine hospital last week, is doing well.
Miss Jane Rutherford. of 8t.
Helens, u at the trtnsw with her
brother Tbe parlor social at the
home of Mr. Rae was a
gath-
ering of neighbors. aotisi was
given under the novices of the W.F.M.
8. of the Bethel circuit Mrs. W.
T. Sallow', of Carlow, is visiting for a
week with her parents,' Mr. and Mrs.
P. Courtney.
EAST WAWANOSM.
TOWNSHIP COc,aclL-The council
met in Belgrave on March 11. Mem-
bers all present. Minutes of last meet-
ing read and approved. The follow-
ing pathmasters, pouodkeepers and
fenceviewers were appointed for the
present year : Patbmaeters-D. Lock-
hart, W. King, .1. Cowan, J. Potter,
A. Parker, R. Johnston, J. Wright, J.
Hoare, Ben Lockhart. J. Johnston, G.
Henderson. H. G. McGowan, Wan.
Radford, J. E. Marshall. J. J. Mason,
M. Vincent. 8. Carter, J. Muu:b. G.
Wallace. R Redmond, Geo. Anderson.
W. Scott. sr.. T. W. Noble, J..E. Ellie,
W. G. Nethery, F. W. Cook, J. T.
Bell. Wm. Foth' I. Bennett,o tlFred
U. W. Hardi.ty. dhty.
Cook. sr., D. A. Dunbar, J. Campbell,
J. 8. Scott, T. H. Taylor, J. Cole, An-
drew Taylor. J. McCallum. E. Staple -
toe. Ed. Wahl), N. Bolt, R. Henry, J.
McBurney. A. Scott. O. G. Anderson,
J. Brandon, J. Ferguson. R. Junes. J.
Cochrane. Geo. Fitzpatrick, R. Shiell.
W. Reid. I. Walker, R. Currie, T.
Leaver. C. Carter. Wm. J. Currie,
J. J. Kerr, Andrew Curtin, 0. M. Rob-
ertson, Geo. Wilson, 8. Peddle, F. J.
Davidson. Iraq P. Wellwood, J. Morri,-
son, J. Smelt/air. 11. McGee, Dan Mat -
tin, J. Dow. sr., Ed. J. Haines, G. C.
Naylor, J. Macon., Andrew Jamieson,
Wtu. Janes, J. Chamney and L. Mar-
wood. i'oundkeepeta-Hoare, (.eo. J.
Quinn. J. C. Stoltz, B. H. Taylor.
Gen. Taylor, Geo. Cunningham, H. F.
McGee. D. Clow. T. Robinson. J.
Campbell. J. Cohrane and J. 0. Cur-
rie. Fenceviewers--D. McGill. sr.. F.
D./Ratter, G. L Sturdy, W. Pattison.
R. !Thiel! and A. Robertson. Statute
labor wale same as formerly. viz. :
Assessed up to $6O0, one day's work
from $600 to 11,000. two dams work,
and for every other $1,200 or fractional
Part over Ser1, one additional day.
'Bylaw No. 8, 1911, ratifying tbe ap-
pointment of the above oAlcio* was
read andpassedTbe clerk was in-
atr ucted to ontily the engineer to have
his report on tbe toll drain presented
to the council by April let. The fol-
lowing accounts were ordered to be
paid : The Municipal World. assessor's
supplies. 21 Dents; treasurer of Elul -
lett. settlement of boundary line ac-
count. Nf3.10 ; R. Vanstone, fee as
township solicitor. 1911, $12.26: J.
Stewart, rest of ball for council meet-
iogs. tom. The council then adjourned
to meet again at the call of the Reeve.
At Ex. POrerKREIELD. Clerk.
TuseDAY, March 19th.
Dr. Stewart, ofgsl�yrave. is recover -
is t ilTneas.
Nrw a Noesis.-1/iss Peart Glabn. of
Bervie. is visiting at the home of her
sister, •Mrs. Tom Seedy Donald
McDonald. & young man in the em-
ploy of Murdoch Matberoo wbo has
not berm long -out from Scotland. bad
the misfortune last week to r'e9s(ys a
nasty kick on the head from a bons
in rhe stable. The skin was cut often
and required tbree or four stitches
when dressed. The sufferer is now
doing well and it to he congratulated
that be is still in the land of the liv-
ing .... Tbe t.ruatees of Lochrhh
public school have secured tbe service.
of Miss McLeod, of Kinloss, as teacher
in succession to Edgar Robb. who is
leaving at Foster. Mus McLeod has
Ileo attending the Stratford Normal
Sebool and formerly taught at the
Kintail school Mr. and Mrs. John
Irwin. of the god commotion of Kin-
tner. 'peat a' few days last weak at
Coldetream Farts, the residence of
Jas. Johnson. 11th nnnoessioo of AAsb-
field. They also, in company
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. visited at the
home of .%ohur Oull ort. of Crewe.
MULLETT.
MONDAY. March 18tb.
Ht'LLCM' HAPPv wIoe.-Will Snell
11 going Wast to Saskatoon, whet -else
may locate. His Parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jaynes Snell, entertained a num-
ber of his friends a few evenings ago.
when a very enjoyable time was
went Others who purpose going
West are Mr. and 'Yrs. Albert Knox
and Robert Ferris a n d h i s
two daugbter'r. Irene and Oertie.
Mn. Jae. Cartwright was
visiting her daughter, Mn. Argent., of
,Clinton .... Mrs. Jos. Steven*, of
Londeeltoroi , visited bee daughter.
Iles. E. Brown.. Mr. and Mrs.
Tbowaa Adams, jr., were guests of
friends on Use Huron road. near lies -
forth . ..Jas. S. Reynolds, of tbe
xh r•onoessioo, who bad an auction
sate of his farm stock and implements
last Thursday, inured* going to Car-
man, Mao., to manage the farm of
bis fatber-in-law. His brothers will
work the farm base Albert
Voddeo bre moved from bis facer 00
tbe lith concession to the property be
has purchased in Londeeboro'. We
are sorry to state that his bealth bas
not been good of late. R G. Smith
baa moved from Londeshoro' to Mr.
Voddeg's farm. he having rented it
for a term of years Alex. Lsiteb
made a business trip to Mount Forest
last weak.
If thele is any )IGan who is thor-
oughly miserable, it's the chap who is
trying, to get rich via the stingy
route.
Christianity wants nothing ,«r much
in tbe world .a sunny people : ,and the
old are bungrier for love than for
lured. --Henry Drummond.
eupoaBd*IDGe.
�'i'-•Y�YY'-fir' -
COAL
LUCKNOW.
MONDAY. March 18th.
OFF TO THE W err. -A number of
penwres lett burs last weak for tbe
West, asoag the somber being J. G.
McKeitb, of L.etbias. sad Sam fiber -
wood. Each of them took a ear of
asttler«' ..?seta, sad the same day
Wm. McKen>du shipped • car of
boron.
Any quantity of the best 1
Chestnut and Stove Coal en
1 hand at Itirtgsbwldge.
Farmers wanting Coal bud
letter get in • supply at once, as
there is a likelihood of a coal
■tripe and most dealers in the
stir roundiog towns are out -
C. Rrr'FRT BELL,
Kingsbridge.
MONDAY. March 18th.
NoTKM.-Rev. Fatber Dean. of ot.
Augustine, visited friend. here last
week St. Patrick's Day passed
off very quietly, with the usual. pro -
flute display of shamrocks .. Our
sailor boys. Joe. Thomas and Frsok
Connor. and Chester O'Reilly, have
left to resume their season's duties.
We wish them every r'wwes.
TalrwtL GIN tends Fee duet GAGE.
T. ra:ar my P. 0.. Ora.
•Z teseived your gas&& of Clla Pilo
• iilho rasing''' these. 1 felt w much
kelisr dist I got' • bee set my dttsggiat's
w s low 1 ma taking the tkird ben. The
gals assess soy bark sod kidneys ►r+
oboe eerie* goner sad I as better
bees boas s f who suffer from Iain
1st tin Beek sad Week Kidss s, to�ttr,,y
Gin Pills". 1W T. .
Gia pills contain the well known me-
dicinal properties of Gin as well as other
curative agents --bit do not contain s
alcohol. Gin Pills are guaranteed by the
largest wholesale drug house m the
leash Empire Empire to give complete astir
faction or money refunded. roc. box,
The
Massey -
Harris
Shop
on HAMILTON STREET is t he
place to buy all kinds of far in
machinery.
WAGONS from Baia's,
of Woodstock
BUGGIES from Grays,
of Chatham
WIRE FENCING from
Standard Fence Co.
CREAM SEPARATORS
from Toronto
BLACK BONE FERT-
ILIZER from Detroit
in fact, scything a (ari.•L-
ueeds or wants.
Cutters
We bave a few Cutters to
sell at cost as Zoog as the stock
lasts, at
Robert Wilson's
H..miltou Street, t ;oderich
6 for $2.50 -sample free if yon write
National Drug and Chemical Co. of
Canada Limited, Dept. A Toronto:
If the bowels are constipated take
National Lary Liver Pills, sac. box. 96
ORrTVAKT.-Itis our sad duty this
west to chronicle the demise d one of
the youths of this plass, In the pe
of ?Edward Dwyer. Deceased bad
been in Hamilton for some time. mad
was in tailing health for some days'
root Wednesday be was removed to
Hamilton city hospital, where on eat-
nrday morning be died. Life's part-
ing wings were stayed 011 bis mother
reached bis hedslde. He was woe -
'eyed borne from Hamiltcro on Satur-
day night. Edward was a bright and
promising boy of nineteen years, and
by his thoughtful kindness be woe
Tag Lars Mas. Jot i row --By the for bimself the rs'apret red &d-iestles
death of Kra 'Moisten at the boom of of a large circle of friends. latera st
het
.on io Btefifale oe OgtissIer • Mar* took Sas* this morning at Pt.'.ssgk's
fogahridge rest;
9th, ors M tin Ira gad tb WA* mmmEstmr- 7. "v•latlu,r e•
re.Weob et Lestwsr lien toms WWI sc�R Snlatbgyr paIdbw.d Dwnlop th. druggist. Fret.$ ftp by
away. OM deo v1ib. Mies so to mar last re ltiol Ohm tin manofscturers of SALVIA, the
tare. were on tba /tttttt»t ,IF",J"MODwanes. Gnat Hair Grower, guarantees it to
site "I beim! red floe build*, std ~"Bern.. WNW biome. Alban grow bear. • .
Aso rensals.d Ibis Matti of ewer' Frank Ovals and Melvin O'- SALVIA desire) a Dandruff in tee
bre hasimed Ie whoa As wort to GAMIN
H.Q•IM, irk demo" ssaYee saner 110 1117. Our sbsweet-ystpawl kr isd�Ls. Ms of the heir carr en nesse
war %woos rills end tiles was bora agieni to tie aisoseries eels twee Mf digs
rd fed that a o,w crop of liglar
IO the a him of Tytrma leered. s (dot was sail �s 86•68ea am sp, to the amassment ant
1861. Whim sb was tweet roan d gloom the gave. The hair M
OW
age .he ere to OssaM , two sod Ilia J. T- 07g�!• orks. &Mti d �ai�
later she was to •wBBama Maimed r14 was Ona. Meat. soft red fatly like all Jobdaintily
sr -
two. a was a Mgbt titter) s.waratiorr SAs.VIA M daintily per-
med 10 Mew ` of diet plesermeM1 ISM M gspow and we. sick oily. .wt.bra bawd. It is bared to find an acuate
wtiiob rare limey cams te L....± w wnsft. . letermeot wan 10011.4/l wbo doss not am SALVIA centigra-
m'''.JAMMU s ours sWr�gg� eassabre Jeseple's esessteer- air 4>.Mt AT,iw of rorirty and inIinenc r use
of the Methodist drew* Ism terse• mime d e
to lbs kL.aeed Mrs. )
a their beer et sorsnw. no edger.
'(�.�y 11s1$a� syr rose taasaU w SALVIA is a nen-sticky penises.
'himM• �Id find She imlitrtwte _ r lies „ ties, and t use ladies' favorite: A
barn A f___ elf=iws e M win t..404.4. dab buys. w 1 wren. trait. hoc. Tb euro -
rum, a mak. .t. a.y. Nous Ws hew Oo•'--81. Oatbar4ur, Can-
a O N"� ,"�' awil �n
w.f.= .wt wogs» OW VOW. desmow'••"'
How to Be Happy though Married.
A young man about to he married
aaknd'his father how he gut on so well
with hip wife.
LThe old man considere.f a moment
or two, and then he said :-
"it's like this, Jobn. 1f your wife
ish good woman, let her have her own
way, and it she is a had one she'll take I
Eng from h recen�vr.
TIN WEDDING A1rpnvKRBARY.-Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Proctor celebrated
the tenth anniversary of their wed-
ding on Wednesday of last week. A
company gathered at their bone and
expressed their good wishes by kind
words sod gifts of tinware.
SOCIAL. -A St. Patrick's social was
held in the Foresters' Hall at Belgrave
on Monday evening under the
auspices of Belgrave 'Women's Insti-
tute. The program oonsiated of
speeches, inetrumenW and vocal
music, readings and recitation!. Re-
freshments were served at the close.
A Dees-rm.-Friday evening of this
week a public debate will be held at
Belgrave on the interesting subject of
Travel v'. Reeding. For the first -
mentioned subject. Meme. Brydgea,
Vannorman and McCrea w01 speak.
and Messrs. Bradburn. McCallum
and P. W. Mott will support the
ranee of "Reading."
FARMERS' CLUB lr
meeting mer bold et Blgrave
ereceatle
to organize the Famine' Club.
Of-
ficer% were elected de follows: Presi-
dent, George Robertson ; vice-presi-
dent. R. Proctor ; secr'etary.trem t` .•
Miller Proctor: prootrani oum
W. K. Whaley. W. Fergus Harry
Hopper and den Goulds ; directors.
John Clewand
abelld lastsL The
Friday
flet meeting
evening, when tbe subjects up for dis-
cussion were 'The Preparation of tbe
Soil" and "Seed Selection."
CENTRAL
Business College
STRATFORD, ONT.
Mande to the front as the hest reboot of Its
kind is the Province. Our courses are
beyond those se the ordinary Moines* col-
4 lege- meaoihas a continental repute
ti.. �Crrow/� work. W e than throe
d ta,�omattereial. Shorthand and
Te y,and the demand for trained
bele gr•atIexceeds the rupoly. students
are setering each week and the roomer you
ester the better for yourself. Get our free
catalogue at once.
D. A. Niel. Aq tt.AN,
Principal.
r
Here's
a bargain
for you!
::his Guaranteed
2,C JO pound capacity
Scab with every
up-to-date improve-
ment, for only $26.00.
You will begin to
..ave money ch. day
you order an,
The ladies of Ooderich
May Now Have Beaut-
iful Hair. Dunlop this
the Article and Ouar-
antees it to Grow
Hair, or Refund Your
Roney.
Y LJAE R Wagon & Stock
Three -Wheel SCALE
Government Certificate of absolute accuracy goe3
with everybargain
of $25. "We prepay the freight" and warrant you satisfac-
tion or refund your money.
TVs Scale Is most solidlyconstructed.
trl:fih Jessup tool steel bearings throughout.
hr.. big wheels. roomy platform. D
place by FOUR cheeks Unetead of the Vaal
two), stout steel fender en platform to pro-
tect the beam. and a lith lever to minimise
etrt:n on the beam. Will last a lifetime
and weigh accurately up to one ton. even
Itnove froom place t:r, llnds on eace. and ttret-clasound. s In
every particular.
Remember only '$25.00, freight paid to
your nearest station sod Government Certi-
ficate of accuracy / Y
order
early far prompt delivery.
This special offer given
you the chance to own an
absolutely modern scale,
built of the very best
material. You need thin
scale to weigh whatever
you buy or sell. You can
have it to teat in any
may you like. Send it
back and get your money
back if it isn't all and
more than we say it is.
SCLtd, Oilier, Ont. A
Clothing
FOR SPRING
The advent of Bring
pale us amply prepared
to meet %11 demands
for Clothing, for both
men and Is)y.. Give
w a call and examine
our splendid I. lit! f
NEW
GOODS
McLean Bros.
Men's and Hoy:
CLOTERS
ta•ror
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DRINK HABIT
A NEW MAN IN
THREE DAYS
Wives', mothers, fatbers, relatives, friends. employers --give up
the bop, that the drinker will study liquor sows day of his owu
will! He has no will to help biro stop- it was destroyed inng ago
by Metabolic poison. Coax, urge. FORCE him, if neoeseary, to take
the Gatlin treatment -*ben be is again a norms! man after
THREE DAYS at the Gatlin Inatitate, be will thank you. It is
his only saivar ion -the only way for you to save him from mental
and physical ill-bealtb, and from bankruptcy or worse. YOI; must
do the THINKING -there men cannot think for themselves.
TIIE GATLIN
"THE TREATMENT THAT
DOESN'T INJURE YOU."
The Gatlin Treatment ----No Pay Unless
Satisfied -No - Hypodermic Injections
Them are no hypodermic injections to torture the patient and
treat-ent 1« a.lmiai.tered trader a plain contract that remits shall
be en(jrvly sal refectory to the patient or no eberge. No pain or
suW. tan withdrawal of liquor -eves ything onnbc:ential. Home
treatment for those wbo cannot some to the institute for three
Mys.
o 31, writ, or telephone for hooks of partieuten snot other
informal it n
GATLIN INSTITUTE
4711 JARVIS ST.. TORONTO
TELEPHONE NORTH 481114 A. HARORANE, Manager
WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE
Empire and
Good Cheer
Ranges
By purchasing either
of these types of stoves
you secure an ideal cook-
ing range.
Come in and see them.
W. R. PINDEK
Plumbing, Heating. Electric
Fixtures and Metal Work
Hamilton Street Ooderich
Change of
Business
I have purchased th.•
storm laundry bust
nese on Hamilton
Street run for !natty
yyears by Mr. D. H.
Roos, and I am pre-
pared to attend loan
tbe wants of his cus-
tamers and many
new once..
1 solicit your patron-
age.
Satisfaction guaran-
teed.
George Po ng
Successor to D. H. Rots,
Steam Laundry Hamilton St.
YOU ARE
11
T,H•E LOSER O
TO CLEAR THtUT TO MAKE ROOM
FOR 8' ' ING 000D8
We have a number of good second-hand Heaters and Ranges
which we are offering at great valuer'.
- - --- - - -- - Mss
iF YOU DO NOT CALL AND BEE THE VALUE"
WE ARE GIVING IN
STIVES
McCormick Agency
We wish to announce that we have tslten ever the complete
agency of the McCormick Co. for their Mower,. Binders, Plows,
Wagon., Sleighs. Disc Harrows. Cultivators, Drills, Manure
Spreaders, Oa.olioe Eogioes, (utter,, Buggies. etc., etc.
You know as well as 1 can tell you that it coetetalotof money
to put agents on tbe road.to sell these goods, and I purpose, in
place of putting men out, to give you th • benefit of this by
Reduced Prices
THEREFORE. YOU ARE THE LOSER iF YOU DO NOT
CALL AND SEE ME BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDER.
11
We have just installed one of their gasoline engine.' in our
work shop for running the skate and lawn mower sharpener and
pipe -cutting machine, etc., so if you are considering the purchase
of an engine, ws can show you one in operation.
Skates Sharpened
Boys and girls, we can sharpen your skates *Idle you wait.
We have installed an outJlt equal to the abate manufacturers.
Plumbing
Heating. =ream Fitting. Electric Wiring promptly attended
to and all work fully guaranteed.
Scranton foal
We handle Delaware. l,arrkawanna & tt est.c'i n !icrant.'n
coal mere vely, and all coal weighed ea reerbt scales, and, having
rev own tertian, we cafe give prompt deliverer.
Terms Cash
CHAS. C. LEE
'Phones :
Store 22 House
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