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MEDICAL
D14. GEM, Ht1LEMANB, Ot!TE-
PATH. specialist in wwme.i', and tell
insal.doseaase, acute, 'brm,lc and aeevessMe-
=dem.1 . oar. nose sod thread. partial Nat
mesa laussgo and rheumatic eoaehior. Ade-
mime
deadiee ntrwt,t with•ut the knife. ,ales at.
sealdesce, owner N•1 nn and S.. Aedew'a
e4es1,. Al home tea r M ontsa •. ti edardare
OSA eat.aday: any etroing by appablma.l
ki.. J. R. FORSTER-EYE, EAR.
a and throat Doty. Bow moa.
rk Ophthalmic and Aural
Amidst.. liar. Nagaland -1 Meat
deutsrw, and Mooreaetd Kes
saalead• Oece. 611. W M., Irtraewl.
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AUCTI HIEZE.
iIIHOYAS SUNDRY
1 AUCTIUNZZR,
Iles C.11edsrIch. All inArwettase by sial
ler: at 81anel Dice will lie prampW at
ended us. itasideno., tatstAAuc 119
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.BARii18Th1t, S.'1.ICITOR. NOTARY "
PCbut. kat.
Bank Blset Mamilltim Brest.
=bie1'es.Pau.. es.
Sisal Idaho Leans and la''arsses
P15OUDFUUT, AC I LLiOSAN t
PROCDFOOT
Stamm MA bOLUCITUltttl, NOTARI11R
PUBLIC, BIC. ,••
/12ee oa tie equate. wound door from Boni -
Mew street. bi.aauet..
vilvate [wads t0 Iwo at lowea rater.
W. Psocoruor. KA . J. L. Mutons•
W. Pnoturotrr, Jia
L (it. CAMERON. K. O.. HARRIS
2Mt. miscotor. notary FMB& Obese
duvet. Uudertch. t1trd deer b•.
Bream At Climes, 1 sundae of each week to
epee on Aibei t street occupied by Mr.
160upar office hours k. it. to 101 p. W.
GtYAk(Lliti (JARROW, LL.H., BAR-
MeatlateY 1 to attermd at' lowest rents t • U.M.•
BEAGER, BARRISTER. MOL
lenge. Notary Public and C•eev
. So.-Uourt )louse. Uedeich. - ONfs
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IJ4SUSANCS. LOANS. ETC.
r 0,000`ToYDS TO to
. Barrister Uamilton street. Oederled
WWR. ROBERTSON,
. iNeURANCIt AOIiNT.
Ilan urn I4UTCIx'' : Brtdib, Canadian sod
erica
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erAatrs: TM uoUoa, asUle
L1 Accident Ina./>asurr oro OciaAxnra Boas : The U.8,
Fidelity and OwataatesCeatpaar.
Mee at reoNeaew Northeast steer of Tb
Med std ills Davide etresta, Pb... 176
Mc1LILLOP MUTUAL FIRM IN -
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tt+w•,y usatod•
pussese-J" .7. Mclean, Pres, 0e•Isrti P.O.;
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weed;
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Ages, : J. W. Yew Iielmesvin.:
realm/MAW. Clinton ; wWisa elealw th
/MAW.. !,start►. sea pay
a u and get their windotea a,
fik•rriebr Clothing us•epiaaea•It.
e iRewrydies isea street.
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MAMIGAGE LIM
OUR OTTAWA LETTER
041•414411HSy K P. 0•01807'100400•4141411
Ottawa, Atynae L -The Ministerial
Onion of the Lower llai.kaod of Reit-
lab Columbia have troy out a Maoe-
dooiao cry 6o the Dominion Govern-
ment to neap m %bemeans ut a
royal commandos to levestlgete the
affairs of Brawn Columbus. The
Unto& demaada that the robbers be
brought to justice and that the guilty
parties, whether companies. syodicaaes,
individuals, Cabinet Ministers or 00•••
'roaming odiciate wbu have .bated in
the plunder, be jailed and forced to
dissorge. 1 be Mioistea tai Caton is a
body e: meek and king -suffering men.
It I.im so polities save the public good.
But ten yeah of McBride rule in Brit-
ish Columbia has left it in a state of
aterm bordering on panic. Unless the
(editing is stopped they see nothiog
but ec,somie and esclal ruin for one
of the meet richly endowed Provinces
in lbs L)owintoo
Their allegation Is that the Province
with the consivanoe of leading mem-
bers of the McBride Uo ernment has
brim practically gutted by the ex-
ploiters, and toe broad outlines of
their ease are set forth in a pamphlet
compiles' by M. B. Ootswortb, • an
English statist of repute. who has been
several time, called in by the McBride
Uoveromeot as an expert,' and who
consequently knows bis British Colum-
bia like a book. Mr. Cot boort h
naturally thought be had been called
in to telt the truth, but when be found
his reports suppressed, his work on
the Civil Service Commission choked
off, and his own honor assailed by at-
tempts to bribe him, he threw up his
task in disgust and joined the re-
former*. In Mr. Outs worth the Minis-
terial Union bas • splendid ally --be
supplies the facts, figures and detailed
knowledgewhich put its charges be-
yond question.
Citizens of Canada wets greatly dis-
gusted with the etroag-gent gang in
Manitoba. Their work was coal se
and careless. 1 hey did not even take
the pains to hide their tracks well.
They did not clatter the public by
practising any Macbiavilhan atts Of
deception. What they wanted they
went out and took and If there were
eye-witueems they got them out of
the country ■flet giving them their
share of the swag to keep quiet.
Nothing new or deuicate about these .;
methods -just plain rsmu,t and bat-
tery and nigbwey robbery. with ab-
duction and subornation of perjury
thrown in for good measure. But
what they did to ManlwbA, brazen ae ,
it war, is tint a cltt•umataOCe 10 what
happened in British Columbia.
Reside the Brittsb Columbia outfit of
black -jack artists, high -binders and
porcb-climberr, the Manitoba gang
looked like a band of hpleortb Leag-'
uets engaged in en uplift meeting.
Manitoba is worrying over a matter ,
of a million, perbaps two millions if .
the Agricultural rite is included, but
what the looters did to British Culuh.-
his runs into hundreds of trillions and
then some. sir Richard MCBrid. ap-
peared recently before the Devdsun
Commission at Ottawa and Pointed
out what • patriot be was to purcbas-
tag •a bees of subutariors for $400,00)
toter. iice r
than the manufac
more t P
o ithmetic which
bewilder ins sort of
W AL1IR IL OUDIR11BCH ONT. P
MUZR Or MARRIAGE LJC1WERtl•
Patent Sol:ester
,I. S. BIBCOC1
1,atttysr IL,1 nasi Rade rataml attorney. ht
sass• ex9sAms0a�C_a^� W l,'
Canada U.n. le
premptle estessee. rode eta
IeMus��� and valoid
eailestil a mites% mita
t
=slime pared far eeea.`YLL
Expert %witness in patent suits, Pat
nests oesalr.ed in all countries. 99 St
sissies Street, Montreal.
Write Ise ref .-.w.nen.
1
Have beautiful
decorationswindow
Nothing gives so much pleasure
as a well decorated window.
Your windows will be the envy
of your neighbors if you use the
d`T�eeE Flat Rod
-for certain and merles
Guaranteed not to sat
or tarnish
There is a Kinch Flat Rod in a
chlor to match your woodwork or
draperies. Every rod coouias a
en /nen Rumness that it will not
ecus or tarnish_
it's es easy to Aims ass attractive
asiissbr ,with the Kirsch
Flat Ile/
(louse in and see them
1 (I 0. HOHMEIER
Seasonable
Footwear
WE feel the very least we
can do for you when
you come into this store is
to give you Shove or Rubbers
that will he aheulutely.com-
fortable and will wear to
your eatiatacticn S%e want
you to realize that your well -
fate is our first consideration
Our pnces use moot reason
able.
REPAIRING
Geo. MacVicar
• Ninth side of Squire
Goderich
legislation of 1910 practically doubled
the value of thews stolen land. and
eighty-four "wtrkers" cornered 1.749,-
840 acres in that year. The Land Act
of 1011 doubled tue price or land. and
us severed the tet
lines of tee lucky
y
speculators. Staking thereafter wens
goes a long way towards explaining on at the rete of 4S0,IIUl acres a week.
the present financial troubles of British ; The game was a sure thing and every -
Columbia. The people out there have ' hody with a pull wanted to g• t sat .,n
enjoyed that kind of arithmetic for it.
the last ten yeata and have at last . As a matter of fact, staking was so
turned against a Conservative Govern- ,i eager that a ran ahead of the existing
meth which conserves nothing hut its surveys, and when Mr. Cotewortlt, as
gratting friends and ltd own pocket. chairman of the Civil Service Lowwi.-
•1'he alienation of Beitisb Coluwhia lawn. drew attention to this abuse he
lands as uncal •Liv Mr, l'tttawortb tikes I was deet with the suggestion from the
shape as a colossal crime which suis- g=Mutive Council that he hsod in his
leading ststewents by Cabinet Minis- paprar, end his work tiro the commis -
ten, cooked atatustics and false
have failed to cover up. The British trouble. It was also suggested that
Columb a people are asked to believe air. Cutas:ottti get did of ads chief en -
that there are .tver 00,(f . i)I) acres of gioser, M(r. F' C. 1. ►male who was as
ma W aim and accept $'i i. 0 for lits time and
land surveyed and betel' for the pre- socorrupribie a. he war. Comtel,
emptor alone: tbat 1.i.'»).tn'i,sere* of stoner Cutehorthaccepted none of the
this lin within three wile. of a rail- I suggestions, stout by his chief eugni-
way; that all these lands have been eer end brought in a report that was
rescued hum the clutches of the spec. 1 never printed. Although tbe Yuprewe
ulators and that they are free to the !Courts of British Colon hie and the
settler who is given every assistaotw Dominican of t'aoad• have both de -
Lo get un the land. Th.- actual frets, I Glared that this method of staking
as asn•rtsintd by the Ministerial land is fraudulent sod illegal. the game
Union's enquiry, are these. There are went [fight along until the Wow burst.
perhaps 1r.tasl,I'l) acres of available 'see lands arty assessed at ten cent* an
agricultural land in British Columbia acre. although the I:overnment paid
of which '11 per .•rot. has been banded
over to laud grabbers and speculators
operating under "dummy" names with
the connivance and legislative aaiet-
ance of the British Columbia liovetn.
went. Of this ngt icultural land there
is not an acre felt wit bin twenty miles resold it et higher prices -nut • bit of
it at tees than sever. dollars and a half
an acre -to unsuspecting settlers who
were unable to get • proper title to the
land Often tnongh thews foreign
ape relators were not tart iculetr about
the land they s.,ld end ,,any 'sees of
hardship have 511M0 s.uoug +shrives
who thought they had bought farms
brl:eve Lha: l'.i'•il:et Minirers and
and found nothing hut sand and
moonlaih scenery
Ooverument uA1, iris Are inter.sted u All of abich gore to show th it the
silent panne -s w many • t these syn- bona fide B&hish Columbia settler has
dicstes. '1h•: statistical p,sges of the a fat chance under the 112 Htide e e -
Agricultural •Commissions report of tem of exploiting Crown lands. The
1914 have been cleverly manipulated to alienation of the pnblic domain. how•
cover up the most glaring instances of ever. is only it small prtt of the indiet-
land-grabbin in certain districts. The Ll
forty cents an acre for railway suh•idy
lams in the some district•. The grab-
bers usually secured this land from the
Government on a part. payment of fifty'
cent. an acre. perhaps paid nothing
further on it, not even taxes. and then
of a roadway or a wagon road :rid the
all -ted folder" issued by tbe Govern-
ment is a cruel piece of uii.representa-
tiun. Millions , 1 acres are held by
land•gr•bbiug syudieulet controlled
bout Meanie, Po. fund, Spokane, Sail
Francisco, Chicago, New York, Lon-
don, Iierlii, Pal is and the European
centre, of flnauce•. 'forte ie teaenu 10
laws of Bailie Columbia set • limit of
040 acres for any one person until be
bas cultivated his fret purbase to the
extent of P.(lt per acre. But in 19117
the Mt -Bride Government amended the
Land Act by adding these words :
"Land may be staked or located by an
• agent under this seetkln." This joker
sad permitted any man to make
y thousands of acres of land in the
names of (-there who had never oven
it, said names being essay obtained
alleetieueePaPanwsit
Brophey Bros.
0ODERiCH
The Le•+la
Fooerld Directors
*ad Eabslaers
lreisls, skit
� sir trey.
for a dollar. or a driok, or the mere
asking from tbowe wbo intended
to take up land
With these signatures and a bogus
power of attorney which purported to
ive an Irrevocable transfer of the
land from the person whose came le
used to the grabber, thew land thieves
sent their agents out to stake the best
lands alotig tba line of prospective rail.
ways, whom location hod been
off to them by friends on the i
The immediate remelt of Otis amend-
ment Klein* power to stake land by
agent was an increase of 102 per eseit.
in applications to rewrites* land in
itiil9, and Mt per cent. in 1910. 1s the
find three years after the amesd'ment
was passed, a total of 1374.509 &Oyer
wee staked In Ibis way by 117 asset..
•n,. average per seeker in 1910 was 8).
KO arras, in the two years following
the amendment thirty-three stokers
garnered MUD flans. The reilWS7
went araioet tbe ri,i.b Columbia
Government. Coal land.. timber re-
source'', railway subsidies, pulp lessee
and company promotions are mute's
of scandal which have transformed, at
The Vancouver Sun remarks. • flour-
ishing Province "into • community
which is not far short of bankrupt
and where employment is at a min
mote." H. F. O.
IIARIETQOOTAThkSI1P
AUOOBT 2
Tereate Cottle Market
Extra choice steers ....1a :6 to $$.10
Butcher steers. good..., 7.50 8.10
do. medium 6.75 7.26
do. common 1.50 6.11E
Hellen• good to choice7.60 7.71
do. medium ... 7.00
Butcher cows. choloe.. , 6.60
do. good 6.10
do. common 4.50
Botcher bulls, chokes,6.76
do. good Dulls e.20
do. medium 6.75
do rough bologna4.50
Weeders, 900 to 1,000 lbs7.25
do. bulla 6.50
Stockers. 700 to 800 lbs6.50
do mod . 65C to 750 6.25
do. "ght, 500 to 150 6.00
Canners 3.75
Cutters 4.60
Milkers, choice, each60.00
Springers 50.00
Calves, veal. choice.,.. 9.00
do. medium
do. common
Lambe, yearlings
Culled lambs
Buck lambs
Ewes, tight
7.00
1.60
7.00
7.00
6.5'1
6.10
Sheep, heavy and bucks 3.50
Hogs, weighed off cars. 9.t
do. fed al:d watered. 8.75
do. f.o.b. .... 1.40
7.26
7.26
6.0J
6.09
7.10
6.30
6.00
4.75
7.f6
6. NI
7 2:.
6.50
650
51
6.00
80 00
90 0J
10 25
0.00
6.00
7.50
'0.1.0
C.10
7.0'1
4.70
Wholesale Produce
Toronto wholesale prices to the
trade:
Eggs --
Special (cartons) .... .24 to 75
Extras (selects) ' 22 .24
No. 1 (new laid) .2122
No. 2 .18 .19
Cheese -New, large. 16c: do. twins.
1614c; old, large, 22c; do. twine, 2214c.
Butter -
Creamery prints, fresh.27 .29
Creamery solids .26 .28
Dalry prints .22 .21
Bakers' .19 .21
Honey -Buckwheat, 714c a pound. to
tins; 7c tc 7r4c in barrels; strained
clover honey, 12%c; 14c in 5-1b. tu.s;
comb honey. No. 1, $3 par dozen; No.,
2. 12.40 per dozen.
Poultry Live Dressed
Old fowl. Ib .. 12c 14r 1,: 18c
'Spring broilers 17c :cc
Old turkeys .. 16c 20c
Turkeys ...... ... ... 23c 25c
Ducklings ..... 13c 15c 17c 18c
Don t scold the child if she M crass
give her ,texall Orderlies, as the
trouble ie probably with the bowels
!gold oily by H. C. Dunlop. the Rexall
Store, 10c.. 25c. sad felt. boxes.
Toronto Grain Prices
Manitoba flour quotat!ons et Tor-
onto are: First patents, 1:.10 In cot-
ton; second patents. 16.'.0 in Jute;
strong 'bakers, 06.30 in jute.
Ontario oats -No. 2 white. 5:c to
58c, outside: No. 3, 57c to 56c.
Buckwheat-Nomtaal.
Bran -Mani( ,bat 827, in hags,
ortpr-
onto, and rbs 829. Toronto. mid
dlings, 630.
Rolled oats -13 to 13.10 per bag.
Barley --Ontario No. 3. 70c, nominal.
outside: feed barley. bit.
Manitoba wheat- Bay ports -No. 1
northern. i 33 ; So ; i + _. f 1.30 No.
3. 11.3:, trace . lake port...
Corn -No 2, sSc. cul f . bay .:sorts;
Canadian No. 2, nomi;nal.
Ontario tour -$4.€0, seaboard.
Peas- No ', rnin nal.
Rye -No 2. nore!oaL
Canada Wtstcrn oats -No. 2. at bay
ports. 61c.
Outerio wheat -Y-02
: white, 81.15
to $1.18. ou:afde.
Mistress langriiy i --How dare ynu
talk to so le thin wily ? 1 never beard
sods i'mpudesee. You have a kit of
serve to Dan yonaself a'lady's said f•'
New Mata -"1 dont call 'myself that
sew, m am. brit i was a lady's maid
before i got this job."
•
Toronto Wholesale fruits
.'terrier. goad, batt 1 .4oto8 .6t
do commot. .40 .Ot
Raspberries. qt. box .09 .12
do. back, qt. box..,.dA
''iackhsrrtes. qt. boa._ .01 .11
?trawberrtee. 't b•tx..; .0•
Riesbaries. tier bs:ctl.uto 1.50
Goosebetries. i,skt .35
Red currant,, Isrgt bskt. .25
do. per qua. -t - - .04
illark eurrar.t bskt1.00
%pp'es. hamper 1.50
Plums. 0550 1.25
!'eadie:. Cal . ease 1.25
r!n. C•.:rgas, can'.. 6.75
Lenon.. case 3.75
Orange.: case 4,75
Melons, ease 4.50
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"A Man's Ability Is His Passport"
FRANK WEAVER
(rraaneer er Meek sad Vela mpee,elM.
Twssbw Vase Calm* ..4 An...e S.
(.05110.1, Oust Artie
tterwam - bark Cwsl law...... cad
bawiegnow
►w nems sed 1tArw.MMw empty
u .
iron
.5,
.00
1.2
1.71•
2.00
0.0)
2.25
4.00
5.0I.
6.00
Dressed Moab
RTnle•ale house. ;:re quo:1ns to the
retail trade .•e roL'•'ws:
Reef. hindquarters .. 112.75 to 81.'..7
do forequarters 10.75 11.75
Carcases, choice 13.75 13.75
do. common ' 10.75 11:75
Cca:s, comn.un 7.70 9.00
do Medius 2.00 .1.00
do. prime 12.00 14.0.1
t'envy ting, 9.50 10.50
Shop hogs 12.50 13.On
Glutton, heavy 9.00 11.00
do. light . 12.00 14.0,1
•:prine teeth 0.24 0.26
Year'! -g lamps 17.00 19.00
East Buffalo Cattle
Cattle-Reeelpts, 250 head; active
and .trorc
Vtsais-Rrce:pts, t'•' ben' ; active;
84.6e to 011
Hogs -Receipts. 1.700 bead: slow:
ptgvy, stead:. heavy. $7.25 to 17110:
wised. 17.77 to 1111: y'rhers and pigs.
SS 10 1/.10; :.ughs, 16 t0116.65: stags.
1410 to 15.50. -
W1aeeQ end lamb•. -Receipts, 600
hcsA; Male., sheep steady: lambs,
81 to 8$.40; yearlings. 84.50 to 17.25.
wedhera, 16.26 to 16.75: ewes, 83 to 86.
sheep. mined. $1 to 86.26
D.MILLARuSON
Clearing of Summer Stocks
AUGUST IS THE MONTH WE CLEAR ALL SUMMER GOODS
AND ALL GOODS OF PASSING FASHION ARE
MARKED AWAY DOWN REGARDLESS
OF COST PRICE.
LADIES' WAISTS
Special clearance line of Ladier' Weide in lawn
and voile. Regular prices up to 11.511. 49c
To clear at each...
White and colored Cotton Crepes, regular 1:x and
4111111110.
Women's White WASH SKIRTS
Special showing of white tailor.d Rash Skirts in
piques and teppe. newer' .tv1n, At
each $1.50, $2.00 and 2s25
Children's Embroidered Sun Mita. These 25e
are last season's. Regular OI.IJ., for each
All summer Parasols. ,slues up to sl.,w, 98c
at each aryl -
to
to clear at 'a 1210
COVERALL APRONS
Special ,slue in coverall Aprons, extra large size,
made from good ,lu.lit y washing print in C
two different styles, each... .. .. .... JR.1
NEW SWEATER COATS
..pother shipment of silk and wool Sweater Coatsijust to handall the newest styles.
We are headquarters for women's men's and children's Knitted Coats.
Women's Knitted Coats from $1.5o to $IT.50 each.
Men's Knitted Coats from 52.0o each.
C,bildren's Knitted Coats, at all prices.
McCALL'S PATTERNS FOR SEPTEMBER NOW IN STOCK
KAYSER GLOVES PRIESTLEY'S DRESS GOODS
Phone 56 Miller's Scotc/i Sore
The Square, Goderich, Ontario
Phone 56
FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 1st
-1-1-101-7
Toronto. does rat ask for a nett. r repot-. t. •
tkun it already ad
Nr
get
ion- 1,
Mani -indent,
each )rar. l.,t al..gw Ir.
W. J. R,.l,n)Tr. Principal `h
Yon.:•• .,rad,h ,!,-pt-
•He laddressing the little sister of h s
beta 'Abed i-• • Don't you Know me, lit t I r
011e % Wbn •w 1 then Little Ont
(hsightlyl-"I tknow. You're my sis
ter's last cbabee,
5T08ATTDRD. ONT..
(iatnrl,i. mts.t •u.--e•..(ul practical
training •ehuol. loin -her. .re toes. -
tent. eo•2rsp' are though vial crad.i-
nae. ••meed. We received more 1.10::
cur 0.1. tai. mouth Surm we had on
C.1/1. gt•.du. ,:e during Inc twat -ix
mantel,. the tin e.• aipIie.'ion- r.
tyle ed m•.( .e 11.1ly weer tar lad,
-trnngrnppher Ai rt.,. huokkeel•er at
t*e•, and commweaal teaeber rat 111"'
per annum. Buattaw men want our
graduate-. tier oar catalogue at once.
L. A. McLACALAN Principal.
NEW TERM OPENS
SEPTEMBER 1st
rat
THE NORTHERN
BUSiNESS COLLEGE
l'ttningut• on re,; lest.
C.A. FLrJalxss,F.C. A.. Pt iocipal.
lir. D. FLltxtro, Secretary.
Chicago Uwe Stock
Cattle-Recelpts. 1.000, market
steady: salve ateet- 10.20 to $1026;
western steers. 16.5)) to 18.15: cows
and betters. 13.25 to 19.25; calves,
$7 50 to 111 25.
Hogs -Receipts. 20,000: market
steady; light, $7.05 to $7.70; mined,
$6.26 to 17.00; homey, 15.10 to 17;
rough. $4 06 to $6.20; pigs, 16 10 to
$7 40: bulk of sales. $6,18 to 86.90.
Sheep-Riseelpts, 14, martin
steady; sheep, 16 to 16.90; lambs,
.attve, 163J to 18.86.
811.4 May .ad Straw
Msttimsts are sow baying as track.
Torsste, at the followleg
Hded bay, Na L toe. $17 .Orr$1111.1111
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%lel straw 7.00 0.M
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Harvest Tools
7-8 and 1 -inch pure Manilla
Hay Fork Role, per 11,:. llc
3 -8 -inch Trip Rope, 20c
All Iron 'Pullry:s. each 3Se
Wood Sheave Pnlle) 9Me
3 -prong Hay Forks ' 25e
:;-prong Hay Forks.. lSe. 65c
70e -and Tse l'cst Steel Tit:ts
and Hickory Handles.
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aril. tl'c Ates off fuer tu't.- Sprinkling Cans
and get more milk by usittc
I)r. Williams'Fly anti Inst 35c, 45c, 60c and 65c
Destroyer or Cc.* last
j gallon Hand Sprayers
1 gallon: 51.00 �l1ftabie f. r -nr.t) ins trees,
Warranted Government, Stai:- shrubs, putatc,cs, henhouses
clan} pure Paris Gre1::. 1 t,! -
lb
r and cattle ........ ....... ire
ib • 35c
Eng Finish. per lir. Knapsack Sprayer
L:n:'l }'laxity. per lt,. to $5.04
Get Our Prices on PORTLAND CEMENT
Scythe Snaths
Reaping Hooks
_ Scythe Stones
LawnMowers i best_ _
make
We have a few left -that we
will not carry over at these
special prices.
Regular f7.10 for 55.83
- " $5.7.5 for54.48
" $4.75 for $3.71
Buy now ani: save money.
Gold Medal and Hobbs
Special
4,5o feet pure M mills
Binder Twine. Get our
prices before buying else-
where.
Hammocks
Just a few left. Go«1 color-
ings and weaves. The prices
are right. -
Screen Doors
Keep out the flies and let in
the cool summer breeze. We
have Screen Wire, Screen
Doors and Windows.
When you paint don't forget to get Lowe Bros. High Standard Paint. The hest
ready -mixed) Paint on the Market, covets best, goes fatthtst, wears longest ant keeps its looks.
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We carry a complete range of colors and also can supply yon with th right Paint for
every kind of work.
Detroit Vapor Stoves
Juxt like city sax. No wicks to renew or keep clean. Btirn 'i'her till or gasoline. Von
can sec them work and get prices at our store.
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HOWELL HARDWARE CO., LTD. -. 'PHONE 57
a- Ltore Closes Wednesday afternoon during July and August•
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