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The range with pure white enamelled steel
t+ekrvoir stamped from one piece. The
k
McCla
Pandor
€4,2de reservoir is seamless and clean
'S enough to use in cooking,
and preserving. See the McClary dealer. `us
Sold by HOWELL HARDWARE CO.
County and District
The tits rate of the town of Einem. I
dine tor 1913 is tbirtj-two and eight.'
teeth, milt.. ':
Wm. Sanderson Ina .mid his farm
on mortising C. Howie* township, to i
Percy Copeland for t)ri.Srt.
L. T. Wurm. wive recently purchased
the business of J J. Mercer. at Zurich;
took possession on the 16th lost.
Guy Harrison. of Clandeboye, wee
fined $50 and $7 costs fur supplying
whiskey to Indians who were pulling
flax.
Mrs. Angus McGillivray. an aged
resident of the 3rb cnne...inn of Kin-
loss. died out Animas lltk in bet eight-
ieth year.
Work has Commenced on the con-
struction of the Crozier drain in Mc-
Killop township. Contractor Connolly
is in charge.
Wm. Bender bas despond of bin In-
tenet in the Commercial hotel at Hen-
sall to Mr. Atcheson, who bus already
taker! po.,...wi,.
Percy Lawson, of Crediton, and Al- ,
Oil Stoves !
WreInetOtensentekeensekellielereseletedeeseete
We handle the New Per-
ft -chem. and Quick Meal
Oil Stoves,
And have also two De-
troit Vapor, Stoves, prac-
tically as good, as new,
to be sold at about
'Half Price
•
Iry Age" 'WM
W. R. PINDER
Phone 1:t1 Hamilton Street
esamesteresemoteemewitelwameeetem
Spray Year Orcbuds
Nothing Pays better
1 am agent foe"al' Spray
Material. Lime Sulphur.
Dry Roluble Sulphur
botteDry and Pau Ar-
senate of Lead.
SPRAY PUMPS
—both power' and hand
macho's.
FERTILIZERS
We have the beet brands
. and et ail prices.
Console and see ase be-
fore placing your order.
D. F. 1IAMLINK,
Oodericb, Ont.
NEWGAT,E
STREET LIVERY
Having p.rebaaed the
livery; budges, of Wm.
Kali*. 1 am lmpreytott
Om equipment (and in-
tend to provide
Good Horses
korai! Service end
Up-to-date Rip
AU order, will rseeive
prompt sad esedul at-
teatlea,
Tet.elrwouR Ne. 171 use
• geed t ensont.
H. R. STOWE
herr Bolton. of the London road north."
L'shoro* towasblp. bate enlisted at
London for war service.
D. Fotherisgbam. of Tuckenmitb,
whose baro was burped feat spring,
has erected • stew steel barn and is uc-
iog it to store ibis twa.00'. crop.
Mr. R. 8. Mellurney will be the
principal and Mks L. K. Bamford 'will
teacn the junior class sot Ourrie puh-
Iie school outing the coming term.
W. B. Fiodlater. wbn was recently
elected a alarmist. of Parliament for
tiiihe!t Plains. Man.. was formerly a
resident of Howick. His father now
resides at llelwore.
Capt. R. D. Small, .on of Mn. D.
Saudi of Kincardine. who bas been for
tibitty-four yeas. in the life-saving
service of the Lotted States, has been
retired on a pension.
. About Lein people took advantage
of .he cheap railway fates, under the
auspicirs of the union Sunday .ebooia
of Broesel• and other points. to visit
Kincardine on August Pith.
Dunean.MCKenzie, father of Atex.
McKee.z es. art wippeo, died at his borne
at Bay laity, Micb.. recently. He was
eighty-eight year. old. 'two years
ago be sprat some tie rr with his son
at Kippen •
M'.s Agars Middleton. daughter of
Urs. Js•hn Middleton. of Godericb
township, was retarded a Ent r r ze
tut each of six entire. in.decor•ted
china at the outer-Peutiticial fair re-
cently held at Brandon, Man.
Jane Ferguson. relict of tb. late
Archibald Duncanson, died et her
home on the lets concession of (:rep
townsbip on August WA Elbe was
tarn in Scotland. Lett had lived in this
counts y niece sin was. seven years old.
Four .ous and five daughters survive.
Hrs. flerimger, wit* of the late Rev.
Dr. Snimger, principal of Montreal
Presbyterian College. w.s formerly
Mies Charlotte t'. biairdo'er• of Bay-
field. Ur. teerimger, who passed away
on the Nth inst.. wast one ot the mat -
warts of the Prtebyteriao church in
Canada.
BRUSSELS.
Prieripat &set. of Brunel*. has too
blathers in trainiag..for-overMa..eF-
vite : Seleon. who enlisted at Renins.
and James, who enlisted at rolling -
wood. Both ate now at Niagara.
Ronald MacNaugbton passed away
at hie bome'bere on August 6.b In hie
ninetieth year. He was born In Lan-
ark county batt had lived in Huron
county since lb:il. Two eons and three
daughters survive.
Dr. E. T. Snider. of Cayuga. form-
erly of Bruseehs, announces the en-
g agement of his only daughter. Eva.
to John C. Munro. of Chatham. son of
Rev. G. M and' Mn. Munro. of Lon-
don. the ,marriage to take place Sep-
tember laltb.
4EAFORTH.
Mrs. H. Hurn hes received word that
bee brother has been killed in the
fighting in Europe.
Robert McMichael. of Grand Forks.
Dakota. bis been visiting relatives
ben after an absence of thirty-thres
yea,'.
Dicing a recent thende lit orm tide
chimney on tbs residence of William
Edmunds was struck by ligbtaing sod
shattered. No one was Is the house
at the tine.
James Archibald shipped twenty
heavy bones to the Ord Country last
week. The wesold to the game
purchaser than t bought the ebipment
two weeks ago.
WINGHAM.
John 4. Morgan legs bees appointed
tax collector by the town comaciL
J. A. Cumming.. recently of Lista-
wet. bis parebased the poetry bre
-
n en of J. Brooks and tater possession
at once.
The King Edward hotel, which bad
bees closed for snow tip, has bees
°petted by Mr.. E Forfar. who will
redact a twmpersers hotel and res-
taurant.
Clifford Pugh had DM arm broken
and Mn. P. 8 Leakier, remitted
severe bruises when the told Is w
they were elt Ridge1ws sur d
wto
over seer4Hensall.
Wm. Pringle. sen of Mils. £ ►n•ddresw
P1'iggle. of tows, died as H(Lebley.
Mltan.sota, on July MIk. He woo born
Imre Sfty-sevedl years ago. His wif.
ani s famlllr of biz survive.
EXETER.
Ed. Asdel!eott and Earl Miteb.R bot
last week for London to enlist ter war
service.
Fifty-four Ash mitered the Itib an -
sail laws Image,/ tour.ammst white
cnsememed hen August 11th.
Mr. and Mn. E. Harwood aid Mks
Harwood. of Toronto, were visitors at
the bogie of Mrs. lames Piehs.& lam
week.
The sem of SRO wee realised he
ftseriethr at the setereals-
t held lea the Does -hating rt
foci Treble, wia had basa weeY.g
e. the .tat et Zw Swage Times. bas
ions a Leads.. basilic orator •
ps.Iel.a then.
At a tarot t.e.wg of the town
cowed a motion was peered to pr-
obate a mashie* gut to be presented
to the Uoveremest for the use of the
ovirsoite fermis.
Thee
her Ha.tUad, daughter of
Mr. and lir.. T. Handful. ui Icyret-
soil, formerly of Banter. leaves Ihis
week foe Fres.*, when else w111 ma-
mma" a Red Cruse our e.
CLINTON.
Rev. F. C. Harper. pae•nr of Willis
(those., is herri.g to Northern On-
tario. •
Dr. Arthur Bea.. sora of Mee. Bean
of tow•, it now praetWeg nsedblss at
Merton.
Cha. Peacock. of Hallett, bas pur-
eebrni. d e property
open 1 bete of the oats
James Dashed bas bees appointed
&sandier and treasurer of the Work-
men Lod[e in succession to tb. late
R. J. Clu1T.
Mrs. Fred Hanson, sister of Mn.
I Ur.) Axon, of town. died, recently at
nsskatoon. The remain* were interred
11 Charley, Oat., un August Nth.
Byard Hill. son of Mr. am' lin. Fd.
Hill. has enlisted and gone to Loudon
fur training. He is a baAs i.y trade
and will serve In that capacity iu the
army.
The Collegiate institute hoard has
engaged two new teachers for the
cowing term : Mr. I. E. Adams. M. A.,
of London, and Mew E. V. Campbell,
specialist is art.
Mrs. B.ojamin Spindler pared away
at the horse of bet dater. Mn. J. J.
Macdonald, of tows, o e Auguret lltb,
The deee•sed, whose maiden mane
was Ekza Fiseb, spent her girlbood
days herr. She ie survived by her
husband, three daugbtess sod two
WIGS.
LUCKNOW.
Miss Laverne (freer bas returned
from a visit bo lioderich.
The Mimes Mary and Annie Barter,
of (iodericb, visited here hart week.
Mr. Earl Lindsay, of Toronto.' is
spending hie vacation at his home
hen.
Mr. and Mn. R. Barrett and little
daugbter•lade' visited relatives in Iladec
last week.
Mr. and Mn. Robert Lindsay and
daugbter Helen. of Kingston, are viA-
iling at the home of Mn. James Lind-
say.
Rev. W. J. Watt. wife and children,
of Burgoyne, ATP vieitiog Mrs. Watt's.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Barbour, of
town.
The Sunday sebool excursion to Kin-
cardine on Tuesday of last week, trout
Brunets and other points along the
hoe to Ripley was well patronized.
At Lucknuw361 tickets wesesold .
Of sixteen Lurknnw candidates who
wrote on the middle school ezarnioa_
tion for entrance to triennial school-,
eleven were sticceisful. and two took
homes. The list is: 51. L. Agnew.
R..1 Hueglase. A A. Cameron, M. 1.
MuKenz-e thonort. M. (i. McLennan.
C. E. McKinley thunors), A. Mitchell.
It: J. Stothets, J, A. %Vebb. N. R.
Woods. M. Hamilton.
Yr. Philip McMillan bas received
the sad news so the death of his niece.
Miss Hazel McQuillan, at Sierra Madre,
California. The deceased; who was
twenty-five years of age. was :be
only child of the late John McQuillan.
She was biro in Lucknow and spent
her early year. here. The family
moved from here tc !Cents Dakota,
and later to t'enifnrau.. Miss McQuil-
lia bed been in failing health the teat
ten years.
James Armitage. for nearly fifteen
years a resident of Lucknow, died on
Friday. Oth inst., at the age et •everts•
seven years. Mr. Armitage was a re-
tired tanner, of a quiet out amiable
disposition. and was much respected.
He leaves a widow and several sons,
two of whom. Rev. Leslie Aimitage, of
Toronto. and Harry, of Winnipeg. at-
teoded the funeral, which took place
on Monday. the title inst.. to tir,eobill
cement y. after a service at the Aogli-
Cab chit' ch.
Changed Ogys.
Pat -"That rind villain of • Kaiser has
turned iverything topsy-turvy since
war -r started.' Mite—"•Hnees that.
Patbrick ?" Pat—••Bejateoen, in red-
den times they used to bang thieves
on norm. but now. bewares, it's
crosses they -be hanging on thieves."
DRUGS DOTE YOUR
u
A Raltiineseni■g
delight
• The nap of Lifebuoy Soap
soothing the bath a supremely
a health-icreaii es &di`u a.
The m of pure oils gives
a velvety lather that is
and healing The
retfyils21 carbolic solution
means a perfectly healthy
skip. Theodor vanishes in a
few seconds after use.
*t.1. seocanS .aLl-
LIFEBUOY
HEALTHY
5OAP
CLASSIC
THE SHOE FOR YOU
No part of your dress is more
important than the footwear.
Correct Style Is Essential
. Quality and Comfort
.lire both necessary to oatisfac=
nun. This very comtrination
is just what has made Classic
Shots the most popular for
ladies and children.
Your Rood taste for .tyle.
judgment .o f workmanship
and our up-to-date methods
of fitting the feet will surely
tell you that you should wear
Classic Shoes:
Many new styles have just
arrived at our store.
Geo. MacVicar
North side of Square
Ooderich
wESTFIELD
11n_en lel for Int week 1
WxarzeutY. Aug. 11
born.. —Mins Join Bamford ' and
brother Herb. of liodericb. are tinting
this week at their brother`., Mr: Thoe
Bemforu's.... Miss Cly ra Bamford also
spent aday with bet brother last week.
Mn. James McGill entertained a
number of young people on Tueedav
afternoon last tip ber home. We
are pleased to retort that the West-
field geden party was a bug, +urceae,
the reeeipte being in the neighborhood
of fro. The baseball gams pla ed the
same evening was won ,by Sr. Helen.
Several from here attended the•
excursion to Kincardine on Tuesday.
On account of the wet weather
most of the farmer" are just finisbiog
drawing in their wheat. The oar
will. be bard to cut this year, on ac-
count of eo many being down.
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.
KIDNEYS, USE SkTS
uueii WAtYAuly H.
In
The council met on July Jbth, par•
stunt tr. Isetjournmenr. Members all
present. Minutest' of last mere leg read
and approved. Direetam on behalf of
you auk is.sokinger nadir the Turnbetry and Blyth Agricultural
Wien, drl.k lilt. f waterSocieties were present asking for a
Gal soof
grant for fell fain. The sum of 111111)
was voted each society. The collector
pretested his b md. the mate being
accepted as ratidectory. The trese-
urer'e half -yearly statement to June
110th, .bowing a balance no band of
aglllat, re cel red and pled. Trees baying
Vibes year kidneys brat rad year ksek
bele sere, don't get swat and
to lead your sunset with a set ordire:gged
that .WINS the kidneys sad irritate the
mare orrery tease Keep i=eelskMa.ys
era llls pm rep biies em with yew
by i sthmild. herrese
mho veer nmems W body's error
waste
esavd tytinnal t•s trio te their mo -
sal
. The firers of the kid-
tleys is is they the blued. Is 24 beer.
May Strata ben it dell of mid
and weds, so we mea readily nbr.fad
the vital imp•rtmes el kerpiag the kid-
erg1) ors.
of ma't drink
W musk; abs gel N•rm..i.t
abseil him writes el J•1 &.Its; 4040
a teblatipseistwl in • gime of water
before breakfast and resift for a few
day/ .r year kidneys will est be.
This fames salts is made Prem the
mid of /apes ad Immo juke, sanitised
with 11th, •d has bus wi ter peers -
Uses be dean ed et4me1Ms Mewl kid-
soseyySS .Ing is sentreliss the adds la
weir it K as Iasisr is a mares el Wt.
*Welk tboe •ding atdder werkeesa
lad /.al r t menet is -
/ad Salo
makes • del dervsassst
1kbi.-w•ew drink wb .wryeee Sbwld
take sew ..d them to Imp Mgr kid.
n ays m. s alma end maiTry thin abs
` orop year
tba
doubt aw treable w•w lir h..waft, arlableg, :~
..l
Hag. 1170; A. W. P. Smith, shovel -
Ilan. *100. The eouRdl then lid josewed
to meet again on Monday. Asians
list.". al a court of revision os the
Myth creek drain sstessloa and other
attire buelore A, PORTWIRLD.
Clerk.
Th. Little Girl Reposed.
The superintendent of a Sunday
school was ose afternoon explaining to
kis scholars the story of Elijah and the
ro
pphet. of Baal : bow Elijah built an
altar, put wood upon h, and cut • bul-
lock la pieces sod laid it on the altar.
"And t said the superistendewt,
'•he comma.ded the people to &u Jeer
barrels with water and to pour it over
the altar ; and they did this four times.
Now, 1 wonder it any boy or girl can
tell me why this water wee pound
over the bullock on the altar :' There
was s silence for a few moments, when
roe little girl .poke rap, ••Please, sir, to
make the gravy."
How the English Take the Scare.
The other day • monied woman in
Burolby. England. who is very ner-
vous. and whose husband is at the
front. was awakened by A tin can fall-
ing from a shelf in the kitchen on to
the floor. Sleeping with her was her
little son. aged eight, wboru she
awakened.
Elbe said : "Arthur, there's summit
fallen on tb' floor in tb' kitcbeo. 1
wonder whatever it ie."
The little lad. half -turning to his
mother. replied : •'Ob, never mind.
get off to sleep—it's only one et thew
bombe." t
FOUND THE CAUSE AND THEN
THE CURE.
Why Jas. A Bryce Recommends Dodd's
Kidney Pills.
Paisley, Ont., Aug. lett) --ISpecial. I
—"It gives me great pleasure to say a
few words of praise fur Dodd's Kidney
Pills,- so say. Mr. Jas. A. Hry.x, wed
known and highly respected in this
neighborhood.
"1 had been troubled with • pain in
my beck for abous • year. Mr. Bryce
•ontinues. "And when 1 wee reading
in Dodd's Almanac 1 learned from the
self-examination page. that the kid
neys were the cause of my trouble I
sent at once for a box ot Dosld's Kid-
ney Pills and before they were done 1
was feeling as well es ever. Dodd's
Kidney Pills certainly were • great
boon to me and 1 can recommend
them highly to anyone suffering from
kidney disease." -
Branding His Bees.
The Government' official had been
telling a simple old S,•otch farmer
what he roust do in the rase of a ger-
man invasion on the east coast of
Scotland. "An' bee 1 .reely tae dee
this wi' a ma• pennons if the Germans
,tore?" a -ked I be old fellow at the tiro
i.h. Toe . M •1.1 info, ,sed boo that
such was Ute law. '',til live work of
every description must be branded rend
driven intu,d•' •-Weil, I'm tbinkiu'
1 11 hoe an ewel' j b moi- ma bees"
The Western Frir, London.
The railway rates for the Western
Fairtbis rear are very favorable. Oue
way ordinary firs•-class fare will pre -
rail overall roads from Toronto west,
and fore srd one-third. from out+ide
points. Tickets will he gond front
F'tiday, September Pets. to Monday,
September "Orth. Kxbabrtor, rateel air
goof at one 'fen and a.t4hird•from
Tuesday. September 7tb,.te Wednes-
day. September 22nd. These rate.
and long dates should he an induce- I
anent • foe - the of it*eetern
Ontario • to they London a visit during
ezhihition week. There will he a
number 1,1' change+ this year The
ladies' woe k and school exhibit. in-
stead of being in the gallery of the
main building. will he in a separetr
1 settling no the ground flexor next to
the agricultural building and concerted
with it by a passage way. A new
building has been erected forjthe dog
show near the machinery building
and just opposite the Midway. There
will ire a first-class program of attrac-
tions twice daily and t be management
are confident that wile good weather
conditions the exhibition will be a
great success. All information. pile.
lists and programs from the Secretary,
London, Ontario. —_
Advice to Conal.".
Sister (writing to her brother at the
front 1—"And hoe ye onytbing else tee
M lather '?'•
Father—"Ay' Tell Donal' that if he
comes ower van (German waiter that
geed us a hid saxpence for change
wben we bad a bit dinner in London •
while gene, tell him—tae—tak--steady
rm.—Punch "
Many Thousand Men Required for the
Harvest in Western Canada.
Thousands of men will be required
from Ontario to help in the great
work of harvesting the Western crop.
nod practically the entire teak of
transpotting thio great army of her -
rasters to the West will fall to the lot
of the Canadian Pacific Railway.
Excursion* from points la Ontario
to Manitoba. Saskatebewaa and Al-
berta will bre run• and special trains
bees rerou•rd of late from parte art the operated, making the trip 1n shout
township on Ib. bite road.. it was thirty-six run sad avoiding any
ordered that is the Paton so trees be
removed or Injured witbuot Ar-
tie. first Reltiog comsat of the
contend. Tbe followieg amounts were
paid : J. A. McLean, plank, 016 4N; J.
Sboebot one, drawing Meek And unv-
eriag culvert. eon. 1e. $5.10; The
Blyth $•aodard, pert printing etro-
t rect, IMO: J. 11 Tamar, gredisg os
eons. a and 7.4*3.lra, ant welters booed -
• $20.00: W. J. Parks. grave111on
an repeating nn wester. b000dary,
w
SI ): J. Young. usdeetuhieg in
Cos the' swamp, con. 10,1:411:1; H.
Meat,, elle and outlet os •lee 30
and 71, coo. 12, $10 IS; J. WMasson.
gavel and shnv.11isg on sideline 111
and 40, eon. 7. *27.14: J. Tone, re-
twleg Potter's lesion. 0100; W
Wing.
sad Blyth fall faire, great+.
*10.00 iseh • W Near, SIOasesntatM,n
.tato•• labor tax, MIL : W. Dasher.
do., RLMM: O. (hook. ee.. $13.7b. Poe
gravel—W. Perron $2 M. R. PrMby
$13.76, t theis 1860, W. Satter MM.
O. Beattey 910 'el, 0. Nether? Sb 11, C.
()morsel' 116.Mt, Mee. A. Putteveon
rift, T. Reed.nrk SKr. R. sheen
a.M W. Orson $*.Mt, W. Potter.
nisi Stall` J. Pier Islip. J. IJocbraae,
*wallow N.M. W. rialtsr. abot)ek
(-hang, of oars nr transfers.
•'Ooiag trip' West," 912.00 to Win -
piedmonts trip Hart." 118.00 from
Wi.nipeg.
Commit C. P. R. agent regarding
partieoias, is ceseeetion with tease-
portutios weet of Wlanipug.
ettn!tn DATLR.
Augurs 19th end 201b—From Kings-
ton. Tiebbor'se Jet..Sberhet irate, Rau -
flew nam east M the Provinces 011 On-
tario and Quebec, leel.dhig tet
late station, and branches.
August 21st .ad 79th—From Tren-
to, Sault Ste. Mart.. Ont. and east in
Gat.,
the Province of Ostatic .eluether in-
termediate Mellor and brs.cbse, but
not met 0f roe Ieeledlsg Euston,
Tlcbhoes• Jet.. Sheebot Lib or Roe -
foto
August 24th and lith—From TOMO -
to and stations weft and berth 1e the
Province of Ontario, het set haddiesg
,mations en line north of Tomato to
tsrsdbary ..d Sault Sia Mar(., (Mt.
Poe fan part/gravele.s
g trs-
poetatlee weft d Wl ..0e.. see
nearest U. P. R. eget, or we No H. G.
iMorph . District Paeseager71f4 ,
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The caredisplayed in Work-
manship, the Fit afforded by
correct Patterns, the Taste
displayed in Design and the
durable qualities of the Ma-
terial leave little to be de-
sired in our
ress and Work
Shirts
Men's Negligee Shirts,
Men's Lounge Shirts,
Men's White Dress Shirts
and Men's Work Shirts
AT MODERATE PRICES
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A False Promise.
When little Mary Breen rams pram,
from her first forenoon at stucco her
rnbtber asked her of sbe liked it.' "Ob,
1 dob't think i' like it et all, Dueber.
The teacher put me on a seat and said.
'Sit torte, wy dear. for the present.'
And I sat, and sat, till 1 was tired, but
s•be hasn't given me the present `yet."
Part of the Treatment.
Moe. Weighhigg—"Doctor, your
anti -fat remedies are dnit:g me a good
deal of good. I'm losing flesh tight
enough. But it benne to rami your
charge+ are ruinously high." Doctor
tcslmlet—"That's part of the treat-
ment "
Just. So.
Middle—The sea is very treacherous
today.
Diddle—Yes; full of craft,.isn't it?
-A Man'. Ability Is His Passport"
FRANK WEAVER
P..r.,eer AI YYPI and V erce .e.c.aSst,
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L011u0n. OR rearm
S sereleas — breeds Care./ . Eaesern.,i' W '
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St. Jerome's
College .
RERUN - - . ONT.
Excellent Commercial Department
Excellent High School Department
Excellent College Department
New Buildisge With latest
Hygisaic Equipmeata.
The largest Gymnasium in Canada.
Running Track, Swimming Pool,
Shower Baths. Auditorium
Pkat -Clara Board
Cottklsrtable Sleeping Rooms
Rats Moderate
REV. A. L ZINGER, C.R. President
PATENTS
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TOIrU Ar'VIIE5whsrh will be gest trim
MARIOK t MLIUO .
Iles university at.. M.ntreat.
Summer Goods
Refrigerators. Have
seen the fine assortment we
have for you to choose from ?
Oil Stoves. the N r w
Perfection alai the Jewel.
These are two of the hest and
most economical oil stoves
on the market.
Screen Doors and
Windows. Siezesto suit
every person.
Hammock&.
A very
large as,
sorttnent, priers from 02,25 up.
Binder Twine. her
just received a large shipment
of Gilt Edge, tib() -ft. Binder
Twine, the same quality yon
got last year. 1).a net leave
off buy ing your twine too long,
as there is going to be. a
scarcity owing to the extra
large acreage in the West.
Hay Fork Rope and
Trip Lines. w t h::e
ceived a large shipment. We
Carry ropes front 1 in. to
in. in stock.
Sherwin-Williams
Ready -Mixed
Paints. These paints are
acknowledged to
be the hest paints : therefore
the best value on the market.
Paolo and nee what a fine range
of colors we have for your
cl.oice.
Are yon going) to have your furnace overhauled this Pall .?
Why not do it now anal lie ready for Pall?
Now is tbe to get in your winter silpply of coal,
when the ets are at the lowest. ' Thee is a possi-
bility of a me n' strke lathe hard coal fie next month
for higher wages. ;These, if conceded by the owners,
mean that coal wi be' higher. 1f not conceited there
'11 'be a scarcity of coal. NOW 15 THE T1Mt TO
OTLKT YOVRSELVES, Present prices of coal are
fel $7.5• 'Sine Coal $7.54 Egg G.1$7.75
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Let us figure on your plumbing, beating. electric wiring,
env stratoghing, etc. All work premptiy attended to and
fnfly guaranteed.
CHAS. C. LEE
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