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dist parsonage last Sunday morniijK. trait, recut Sunday the guest of Miss
Mrs. -Brown M said to be doing w.0 Lena Henderson Miss Ilan Barge
The little efts is • din healthy child. Is spending some time in Luc know....
The happy father west and preached Alex. Barnby lett yesterday to take
ea 8titoppardten in Use aftersoun and charge of 8. 8. No. 't, Colborne. for
NW in the eveai.g of that birthday. the cowing year.
We are glad to notice that the - — -- -
bridg. crease/ix the meek where ties LEEBURN.
water has *ohm before It maim the Trsee•e. Sept. 3rd.
woollen mill has been re with
waw plrokinR. It is a e Lssacars LOCALL—Elmer Lauteo-
ploced that seeded for slayer is home from Godericb tor a
Now it that dangerous (tit of higitwd few days .....Harry Ohlsholm left on
Tuesday for
next the held$e that is next to the 8sndwfeh where he bas
dant and tau of water [tsar the flour been attending College for the last
mill can be seen to we shall bless the ppsis Miss Smith, of Bt. Helens,
authorities.tet visiting the Misses Stewart.... Mrs.
Lautenslayer and - child. of Berlin.
Time ate several evidences that Lb. are visiting at the home of Mr. and
weddl bells are presently to ring in Mrs. A. Horton . ..Miss E. Keene
this osighborhood. Ring out. glad ties returned to her home In Ooderich,
bells! after visiting her friend. Miss Jean
Mr. and Mrs. Cbester Oke lett their Clutton... Our teacher. Nies Feagen.
puerile' boor here on Se.turday last, returned today after spending her
*Baia long stay, to retina to their holidays et her home at Zion .... The
home in Toronto. Their little one has teachers are away for tbe fall term.
done well while here. Miss Jerrie Linklater hes gone to Bey -
MW Jackson ea. returned re (arch field, Moo Jean Chilton to Paisley
school foe another term. and Miss Shaw back to Nils- ....The
LtULLSORNE. L Mb.
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THE egeeeti, l MDD'Hte6.—Tbe masse
tl.telephone f tits Oolboune
t system woes !mid at she
t ff ((neve .1. N. Kereigb•n on
v afternoon. The treasurer's m-
end the auditors statement were
�wiped and found W be ita good
swipe.Time S. $.muton was ap-
pointed
p-
wnte ri resignation ot
to fill the
eaTecy eauseda
easurer
Youngre aro sow over 1Y/ sub-
scribes t the system eattoos 116110t -
toot
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��ogg four more
tbome After joined boldness
he l pi -
floss P' "u very bis thus was
ale tad a very m)oya
Spat.
DUNLOP.
WKDXIiDAT, Sept. 4th.
DCNLOr Dreetos.—Mn to Toronto
McNeil ars got
•
,Mies Bessie Saaitb, who had
jetr. a. visiting at the boaPercy
(newest, returned to ber home Brown, f
Banns on Tuesday. . 'w cement silo
part Albert. is atilding
James
Chisholm Miss Clem-
WiIt1*'Ds ha, gone to Goderich
M attend the G. C. I The school
4I. which bad been silent for two
months. rang out loudly on Tuesday
morning, recalling tescber end schol-
ars to their humdrum duties. The
&,wird in the breeze and every -
.g WW1 ill good shape for the fall
gam ....Miss Mabel Young has sone
M Sir.tked to attend the Redness
College thele.
LANES.
MONDAY, Sept. 2nd.
lases lea Aut.—The rain storm of
ganaav night was the heaviest in this
locality in years while it lasted. Con-
siderate damage was done to crop'.
,y sheaves were carried to new
tiering places ; possibly some have
sot reeled yet Mies Fargey has
returned after spending her holidays
to Arent* her duties al stied wistrees
for S.S. No. 10 . ltiebead Gardiner.
Zion, visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
we on Suoday last ....Mrs. Gonna,
who has teen visiting at the home of
father. John C. Baldwin. for the
month, returns to her home in
Baez after spending the_ preesnt week
friends at Goderieb
spent a pleasant day in Uod rieb
ss Saturday last Min Bessie
Essd, who had been seriously 111 for
the part week, is lnsptovfatt nicely
'a We hope tl seeMelosie out and
among us again restored to her former
beak h Mr. sod Mrs. W. P. San-
derson and family returned home to-
day after strendioe the past week at
the T,ironto Exhibition.
PORTERS MILL
TUESDAY. Sept_ 3rd.
Norrip,.—lirBeu Yeo and daughter
'Ic are visiting at Stewart Mc.
Do,raal1 b Mrs. Chas. McPhail
Miss Priscilla Torr•noe and taking
is the Toronto Exhibition Mies
Nellie McDonald and Miss Russel, of
Load n. are visiting in the hoc-
Bann!,hood. Will Bann!, of ping -
bank :spent 8urida at John ox's.
Mr. and firs. O. W. Potter are
visiting at Toronto and Bowtuanvillr
Miss Lucy lid (*shall, of Goderich,
ing in the neighborhood
nd Lorne Dawson returned so
owe at Springhenk on Moody,
spent three weeks witb their
parents.
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Btu a
their
Lavin
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ST. HELENS.
TUESDAY. Sept. 3rd.
COMING ANuGotxo.--Our new teach-
er, D. McLatugblin, of Goderich. as-
edbisdutiestoday ....R. McGuire,
situs McDonald,ir.. and Rib Buchan -
left for the West on Friday
M. Mut-ray. Myrtle Webster,
Ross 11lurray and George Stuart ars
Mending a week in Toronto
J. Todd and daughter Pearl, Mies
Eliuheth Miller and Jas. Camels have
returned from visit to Toronto
Mn. John McDonald and son John
of Bisndon, are visiting bar brother,
W. f:. Gordon Mr. and Mrs.
B. N. Darcy returned to Toronto
after spending the week -end at
IlreK. Miller's.
R...... Mies Mar-
t ('lark left for Chicago on Fri
y after spending • couple of months
at home ...Our girls have all gone
Miss Elizabeth Rutherford
M take charge of Ourrt'e school ;
Meas 11av Cameron to Donoybeook
wheel ; Miss Elizabeth Miller to 8. 8.
Mo. 3. Jas Joynt hes lett to at -
tad to his work ss principal of
Palmerston ecbool and Donald Clark
has gone to Perth to take his position
as connmarried plaster in the high
sebonl there. Margaret Webb baa gone
le Clinton Model School, Annie
latherford Jean Webb and Cbrissy
'Beer to %Ingham high school ; Bdna,
Yha and Clara Woods, Nellie Brooks,
ret Miller, Mary Durwls sod
McQuillin to Luoknow ; Colina
to Goderich Collegiate
tt McDonald returned to Guelph
Oa Monday after spending $of
Moth s at his uncle's, Aogos eloDon-
ad's Mine Edna Taylor bee re-
Meoed to her duties at the Tenth
shoo' after spending her vacation at
ber borne.
is
VENMILLEIt
Ttnllsoae. Rept. Fled.
Ret bel harvest feiilva4 ealti.es
good ewssste Iasi f)sadsy.
`Vi11ans..ei alive .two
ere 7 he rbsleMp
east -
The 1chalets . weak
aid
MI Ills— sesohst
it their Was awl
thoe
nowass fest dii= us e
dis e•sddneabie aasbty aad
t with the
" MI6 bat was= Iwo*ea Mass .M ww11M
`dw
sais
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lob! boy O.toOw Iligitho-
est
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Tcz,wt1, Sept. 3rd.
Too More \Vtrr WEATHsa.—The
farmers are having • hard time to get
their crops harvested on a000unt of
the heavy rains we are having and
sonsR of the oats are commeocing to
rot. Unless the weather dries up
there will be &great loss.
seLAuou DAY.—tabor Day was spent
very quietly in town. A number
went to Toronto to we the exhibition.
The bowlers intended having a local
tournament, but the heavy dein in
tbe enrols$ prevented it, altbough in
the afternoon a few got un the green
and bed a game. Thune who were
left at bootie had ■ little excitement in
the evening when the firer bell rang,
but it was di.cuvered that there was
no fire. It seems that they had been
burning souse papers in the furnace of
the Bank of Hamilton, and for some
remota the smoke did not go through
Use cbituney but instead filled the
Bank and it was tb.iught there was •
fire, tut we are glad to say no damage
was dont.
A-RCNAWAY —Mr. and Mrs. J.
Thompeoo, of Hullettt whc were at
the G. T. K. station Mooday, had the
misfortune to oe thrown out of their
buggy. The bore took fright at
something and farted to run away,
throwing them both out of the buggy.
Mrs. Tboutpprroon was badly shaken up,
but Mr. Tbompaoo escaped without
any injury. The bone ran as fat as
tics Cowulerciel betel sheds and turned
in there. No damage was done to the
horse or foggy.
'Jurist:se (Barns. — McPherson
Bros.. who have been in business here
for some time, bave sold out their
hardware business to Moore & Sou,
of Arthur, who will take possession
at once. They are troth practical men
and should do well here. NVe under-
stand Mr. and Mrs. M.:Phenol will
looate in the West..
PERSONAL AND GENEKAL — Miss
Annie Spafford, who had been spend-
ing her holidays at her borne here,
has returned to her duties at Sr.
Michael's hospital. London, accom-
panied by her sister. Miss Hattie, who
will try for a position as stenographer
in London .... _The choir ofiulty
church held a very successful lawn
social on the church lawn Friday
evening, there beings very good at-
tendance Jas. Cutt, who has been
in Prince Albert for tics past few
morth., ret utrned Sons. Saturday for
a few weeks' holidays. He is to the
real estate business then and reports,
times %rood and values increasing.......
Miss E. Taylor. of Toronto, is spend-
ing her holidays with ber mother
herr Mia Jas. Sims v,aited with
her brothers and sister at Bruoefleld
last week, returning, on Friday with
her two daughters, who had been
there for some time The children
of Mr. and Mn. J. Taman, of Sea -
forth, are visiting with their aunt.
Mrs. 8. H. GidleyMrs. R. D.
Dunbar, who was visiting with her
mother for a few weeks, has returned
to her positioo in Dallas, Texas..
The "taxi" from Clinton c&me up here
Monday to take the baseball team and
their supporters to Point Farm to
play a game with Goderich. The re-
sult of the game was a win for the
Blyth boys by tbe score of S to 3
Mrs. R. McKey is at present visiting
with friends at Wingbaw The
milliners have arrived in town and
intend getting busy at once for tics
fall trade John Emigb left ou
Tuesda fora visit with his daughter,
s.
MrJohn Jsckaoo, at Ponoka,
Albel . Mr. Meese, of Berlin. is
at present visiting with his son here.
....J. Denholm shipped • car of ap-
pies to Liverpool last week, this being
Um tint shipment from here this year.
The apples here are not of a firstclass
standard this year.. Mr. and Mrs.
W. Skelton visited with friends at
Kincardine last week.......Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Code visited at Wharton
over tics holiday.Jas. Dodds, of
Toronto, spent tholiday at his home
here.. _ ..J. M. Hamilton took a busi-
ness trip to Toronto last week.......
Mee. T Corbitt and children ars vigil -
Ing friends at Seafortb......Mrs. G.
E. McTaggart and niece. Mies Louise
Tierney, are tics guests of Clinton
friends The flax mill is now
needy completed, the masons who
have Leen oe the job having returned
to Hassell. Jas. Watson, of Sea -
forth. was la town Friday to Meer,
the bump Miss Martha Moore
visited with her father at Ripley over
tics 5oINg Oa account of ties
beau t, en the raceways dons(
flti tlzhibpha both runway
(wise ens always very late Me.
tad Mea Jobs Monett, of •oansv 3s.
ars et present vwthg with the
tutor's pewits bore.
Tv Y, daft. 3M.
haws livens. -fid swapsMed te-
iay: "wpb rams hi gob L
apnea Igo ot
sots
agessattattrodot
tit D►
eontinued wet weatber hes stopped al1
work on the farm. Theee who were
sot for. tuwte enough to have their
grain cut beton, the wet spell are be-
coming fiery anxious.
ST. AUGUSTINE.
TCIte Y, Sept. aro.
News NrTas.—Mr. Echlin, of Nile,
visited at 'Woe Thompson', this week.
Mrs. R. Clark. of Tcrooto: ,pent
the Lehor Day holidays with friends
in this vicinity ..The school
teachers have returned to their duties
al,ain this week. Miss Sullivan has
charge ot the school here and Miss
May Cameron is teaching .t Donny-
brook Owing to the wet weather
the harvest is at a standstill. The
grain is in a bad condition, and
the ground alio is too wet for sowing
tall wheat A. E. Johnston has
started teaming his last s inter'a cut
of lumber tato Lucknow ..George
Y ouogblut, of Auburn, was in this
vicinity this week buying Iambs and
cattle W m. Thompson a n d
daughter Ellen are taking in Toronto
fair this week.. ...Joseph Flynn. of
Toronto. is spending a holiday at Us
home here...... During the severe
thunderstorm which passed over this
vicinity last Saturday night, James
Ploughtuan's house was struck by
lightning.
WEDDING. — The Catholic church
here was the scene of a yery pretty
wedding last Wrdneediy morning,
when Mies Annie Donovan became the
wife of Mr. Crow, of Saskatoon, Sask.
Tom Donovan acted as grooms-
man and Mies Crow as bridesmaid.
Rev. Father Dean was tbe officiating
clergyman.
POWER FOR BRUCE COUNTY.
Development of Saogeen and Teeswater
Rivers Advocated.
It is stated that within a very short
time the whole available power of
Niagara will be drawn upon by the de -
mends from the southern oortion tet
the Province, so that Bruce county.
where as yet no routescts have been
entered into, will likely never be served
with cheap power front the Falls.
This should not be a misfortune to our
county, however. as there are power
resources within our own borders suffi-
cient to furnish the elec'rical current
required by both manufacturing and
farming interests, even in the event of
the dazzling hydro outlook above re-
ferred to becoming a reality. The
Bruce county council might do a good
deal towards repopulating the town-
ships should they set to work upon a
scheme for the development of the
extensive water power on the Saugeen
and Teeswater Riven and distribution
thereof at a low rate of interest. and it
only remains for our municipal bodies
to take advantage of the terms. We
verily believe that the power question,
as it looms up today, is one that
should be takes hold of and actively
promoted by the county council of
Bruce.
The Hydro -Electric Commission of
Ontario does not own tbe water rights
which supply the electricity. it owns
only the transmission lines. and the
power itt nought from a .yodieate that
wants • big profit. This is the one and
only objection to the Hydro -Electric
.hetnr. Bence county, by going into
the elrstrial energy businssv on the
ground floor, owning both power dame
and tranemi.Wdon lines, would he in a
position to sepply the power cheaply.
—Paisley Advocate.
DROWNED AT BRUCE BEACH.
Ripley Girl Faints and Falls from Boat
mus Lake Hares.
Kincardine, Aug. 30.—Mies Isabella
McKayeof Ripley, met a tragic death
at Brig* Beach, a summer resort, six
mile+ south of here, today.
8he wad her niece, Miss Mayme Mc-
Innes, went rowing, intending to do
some fancy work on the placid waters
of Lake Huron. Suddenly. Mies Mc-
Kay, who occupied the "lazy seat" is
the stern of A cedar rowboat. tainted,
and tell beadlone into the mild water.
Her trier! lumped oat of the boat.
and .ixI.svored to reeks a teeme but
both having heavy clothing and
sweaters „n the struggle was in-
tensely difficult.
Mies Melones, who swims well, had
finally to turn for the shore.
After a long search, tice body e-ag
finwlly recovered before dark. The
tuners/ will take place 'rem the late
reidMce to Kincardine cemetery os
Monday aft rnoew.
No Memo fir Oemenandwtents.
"Do you Meek tee automobile buss a
istlssaes r
•'i'M it bee," moiled Mr.
aMRS boaiom-
hsee fast be sea pe is MMf.r-
.slt et tows, sad the MEM aboot
eassebem and the
bora at orgodags, sadu mobs
artosag ettabseaosto
la sod
w rte sb>fllwragssls
With Malice Aforethought,
The Postmistress -"Here's another
poetcard for Sur Harps: from that
young fallow t hen in Onbkoeh."
The Awistit t ••What does be
gay ?.,
"1 dummy."
"Dunn r
"No. He ineulta th' whole Poet -
office Departzt by dohs' al1 his
writin' In short I *ad, toe somrthin' like
M."—Cleveland dais Dealer.
LIPPINCOTT a. —Tb. September Lip-
plocou's table of coaleat• proves a
strong plea for the diverting quality
of American fiction. The oomplete
novel is " The Ranch of the Bine Sea
by J. W. Muller. This is the fleet
lona story by u writer whose abort
stories have brought bjm rapidly to
the front during the pa.4 few months.
It is a strong and stirring story, and
augurs well tar the amber's future as
a writer. "Beautifultlebastiana," a
short novelette by Marion Van Vorrt,
is a story of love and adventure during
the great Sicilian earthquake.
Woolfs$ Dorothea." by Jessie A.
Moiiriff. is an Atlantic City lore story
of an original type. Other notewortby
short strode" ars" The Movable Feast,"
by Hulbert Footsie : "8•octuary,"
by John Fleming Wilson : "Seventy
Times Seven," by Lizette Woodworth
Rewe ; end " in the Kls.dom of Not -
in -the -Least -Nit -Like -it," by Kate
Masterson. The "SboA.Htory Master-
piece" is "io Exile." by a Russian
writer. Anton Cbekhov. As oared,
there is aft introduetioe by the editor.
" A Plebe's Life et West Point." by-
W.
yW. 8. Sample, is felony and interest-
ing. Mr=. La Salle (trtriI Pickett
writes at F-de.r Allen Poe under tics
title of "The Poet of ,the Night."
Edward Sherwood Mende. Ph. D..
contributes a flnsucisl article on "The
Securities of Public Service Corpora-
tions."
WAN s'ED'
. ea er ...et 11,, sutam`blTMe.. T
'swear
�ter
I•. -{ toff(*' roe wag
wagad .6r .t.. ••t. It will Vete •
*,.rp, el Aids *Nitric
a:.rssAsvhw. al well as "leearh
',U operated in*** - It
na(. Ap/Mc•ab,h••.• d !Rite
amid aerratietttJ h:n••Ite, 11U .
eMd M dlsp sea of ... a reds.
are at meldrelltpris usual
araesYm MM vo ds
address HvsuorI
amts, Water are
Bounder—•'t took you home the
other aight.' Rounder—"Yes, and
thea, ,ou coward, you left nee to face
my wife alone."
Prosperity is a great teacher ; ad-
versity is a greater. Pooression pa-
pers the wind ; privatiou traier and
strengthens it.
■
Old folks who acted something
of the kind, find
NA-DRLI-CO
LAXATIVIES
most sHectly without say Asossabsl
Increased doses not ae•dsd• 25c. a boa
at your druggist's.
estiraal rpt sol tambsl Os. d finds Heli
■1" ■
DERBY SHOE
QUALITY SHOES FOR
M E N. LATEST STYLES
ALWAYS IN STOCK AT
Wil. SHARrIAN'S
Corner East St. and Square
HOW TO SERVE YOUTH AND AUTY.
, Ores swat anent a wast sae bse.ry tor the rased w.saaa er the ses4ar is
ahs Ismer urierair i-4 .f her wenaaly semen sed we4Lheiag. Every o...,
isms' r oak should faces Mss(/ sad icer pbesied make up. A Med wee ss
arum et this 5...5.4a is te fat • ped deeser book, goal foe i—' ---.e, at "Tie
Peoples Comae* Sow Ma4esl Adviser," by R. V. Pierce, M. D., whish eau
tee ly be (seemed b scrolls(( tierty- s. mots her olodrhssod sept'. diessiy
Dt. nem.et *alis. N. Y.
The woesastly woo= ie • askew sarsbiog whisk ser may be eemp a el, the le-
ftism,
♦diem, ssnisa:te ef • hnartilial watch which wig Mopie Mrd eater uty
with ped ewe ..d tic prepr oiad at the right time, se that the dlsfoess Eisele
seism sway art be were tee. Vary easy tisseaw.esss
est old or rem awe Won tiger tisse /brag .ranee .rd
the i.prsler ba-dWrg a( clic bora/ -.al.eisa Mamtd
Ilio ao beadmy gymatooks , - .dogig
t do weals*
systems Baa hs avoided by • peeper a 4..ir ri 4 of whet So
ds, is dome (*rind times that cessg to sill w.ssar.
nes. a.1 Stdaw— .t Limbers., Ps. weds -It V i saes
stead araMa e.. waa. 1 di feel. bwtM ad alltic d
' 1 atlas) sell I wart die.1 e s eat ails r d. tae
de Perin
DWr. ar wee �tsrsgsrl�boa aN� 5. 1
a a loam sr. P-. beams bgalst hrl�tstrs�• 0455..[ '
DN agggs M l am Bak leo* gasgoolgos bsesa .b.
tete z.R. llbedis igmmteltai e : opm wag m wean. to atria.'
Cmfort for
the hot Spell
Don't swelter around inlheavy clothes
this hot weather. We can fit you out
with warm -weather desirables—Sum-
mer Vests, Negligee Shirts, - Straw
Hats, and Lightweight Suits,
everything in Men's Clothing but
boots and shoes.
11cLEAN BROS.
THE SQUARE, GODIsRICH
The home of Semi -Ready Tailoring, Agents for the bLstour Cur-
bartt Overalls and Smocks, Fitwell Heti, Steufleld's Pure Wool
Underwear.
ars
Western Fair
September 6th to I4tb, 1912
London's Great Exhibition
Liberal Prises 'attractive Exhibits
Speed Events each day
New Art Building filled with Magnificent Paintings
ATTRACTIONS
Programme Twice Daily Live Stock Parade Daily
Bessee o' the Baro 13roi
of Cheltenham, England. One of the greatest Brass Bands in the
World, and several others
Aerial Acts, Comedy Acta, Ttambolino and Acro -
'attic Acts, Seabert'e Equestrienne Act, and others
The Midway hetterthan ever Fireworks etch evenin
Siogle Fare Rated over ell railroads from Kingston to
Detroit
Special Excursion Days, Sept. 10th, 12th, 13th
sad all interrelation from
W. J. H5115, • t A. )4. BUNT, Secret
01====== SUMMER
GOODS
The Most
Gifted Actor
h
in the country would be playing to empty
houses if no one knew a was in town :
and we can't expect people to walk in and
ask UP for! "Zenith" Wateb If we don't
let them know we are handling (icon
(b Zenith th W atch is mad by
a specialists
and ran be blvd in every size and grade to
suit every purse and purpose. Call and
see the Zenith.
J. S. DAV EY
Co, of Colborna tat and Square,Ood.rlet.
JEWELLER and OPTICIAN
eigkettalarkgettal
House Flies
are hatched in manure and revel in
filth. Scientists have discovered
that they are largely responsible for
the spread of Tuberculosis, Typhoid,
Diphtheria, Dysentery, 1 nfantile Dis-
eases of the Bowels, etc.
Every packet of
WILSON'S
FLY PADS
_ kiY iw� IIIMe the! yon PMMb of sticky poor.
COAL -OIL STOVES
With tbe coming OI the hot days of Summer you will wens
a New Perfection Coal -oil Stove. With this coal -oil stove you
have no extra insurance to pay. Call and examine then[.
We will send them out on approbation.
LAWN MOWERS
Our large shipment of Lawn !towers is just in sod we offer
several different makes to choose hon.
REFRIGERATORS
Do you require a Refrigerator thio Summer? We have
SOMA in stook and more coming.
SCREEN DOORS
Get your Screen Doors and Windows now and keep'1he flies
out in preference to putting them on later and keeping :them in.
CEMENT
Are you going to build a cement silo this Summer ? If so, we
hew. for rent a set of the London Steel Adjustable Silo Curbe
also a swinging bout. These will seaspljfy the building of silos.
We have just received another car of National Poi—Mild
Cement. When you use this Cement you know you have the
best that can be had.
SPRAYING MATERIAL
Have you sprayed your trees yet? We can furnish yo,e
with the Lime -sulphur, also Areesate of Lead.
FERTILIZER
The car of Fertiliser arrived w couple of weeks ago and we
bave had w big sale of it. This N+ertllIser is an organic matter
with the addition of steamed bone flour, blood flour and:potash.
These &menthes snake it the most valuable manure on the
market. •
COAL AND WOOD
Owing to the scarcity ot Hard Coad we have put in • car .1
Domestic Lump Soft Coal. This cool makes• splendid substitute
for Hard Coal.
i have also a carload of dry slabs, which ssake/good summer
wo1
od.
umme
let urs flgurs na yews pions heedootst�.� oleos..• whim(
ate. An wash prose •ttr.J.d to and fully
a CHAS. C. LEE fl
Phones : Store 22 House 112 0
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