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TWENTY-SEVENTH YEAR
EXETER, ONTARIO, 'THURSDAY, MAY .141919
sseaseeeeestiseseeits
SANDERS & Gl
Bowling, Baseball, Races, Automobile Display, Address by Adam Beck & Dramatic Concert in Exeter Victoria Day
SCHEDULE OF BA$EI3ALL
GAMES IN "SOUTH
HURON ' LEAGUE
The following schedule for the S.'
Huron League has been=rranged. Cut
it but and .paste it inentour hat,
June 1. -Ailsa Craig at Crediton.
June 4 -Centralia at Exeter.
June 8 -Exeter at Ailsa Craig.
June 11-Cr•ecliton at Centralia,
June 16 -Ailsa 'Craig at Exeter,
June 18 -Centralia at Crediton
June 22 -Exeter at Centralia,.
/me Z5 -Crediton at Ailsa Craig
June 29 -Exeter at Crediton.
July 3 -Ailsa Craig at Cerutralia.
July 7 -•Crediton. at Exeter
July 9 -Centralia at Ailsa Craig.
July 13 -Centralia at Exeter,
July 16 -Ailsa Craig at Crediton,
Juiv 20 -Creditors at Centralia,
July .23-Exetea at Ailsa. Craig.
July 28 -Centralia at Crediton.
Judy ?o -Ailsa Craig at Exeter
Aug. 4 -Exeter at Centralia.
Aug ,6 -Crediton at Ailsa Craig,
Aug 10 -'Exeter at Creditors.
Aug 13 -Ailsa Craig at Centralia
Aug 17 -Crediton at Exeter. • •
Aug. 20 -Centralia at Ailsa. Craig.
For account of Baseball league:neet-
eng see : Crediton news.
•
TAMAN'S
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
ummer
Goods
EXETER WILL CELEBRATE..
The committee in charge of the Vic-
toria Day Celebration has completed
arrangements • in every detail to a el-
ebrate the event ,in a m anner not
heretofore excelled in Exeter. •The
morning program will consist of a
baseball match at 9 a, m. followed by
the opening ` of the bowling green
for this season, with a tournament in
which 12 crack rinks will take part,
In the afternoon there will be two
%nteresting horse. racing events, 2;25
trot or pace, purse $150, anal ;green
trot . purse $,100 a grand automobile
display on the race track, and a game
of baseball twill be played at 5 p.m.
The Hoa Adam Beck will be pres-
ent as the honored guest of the oc-
casion, and will deliver an address at
the Fair Grounds on the subject of
Radial Railways and the work of the
Hydro Electric Power Commission:
in the .evening a dramatic concert
will be held in the Opera House at
7.30 under the auspices of the Bowl-
ing Association. The program will
furnish one round of pleasure from
stars to finish and no person should
WE ARE WELL STOCKED WITH
EVERYTHING IN THE WARM
WEATHER GOODS.
Hats
In FEDORAS of .all the different
shades, .CHRISTIES of the newest
style, STRAWS in Sailors wed"
I)anamas,
Shirts, Collars, Ties
The ARROW Shirts and 'Collars
are Leaders. Our Line of' Ties is
l ighte up -to -the -!Minute.
Spring Underwear
In Two-piece and Combinations --
he
he prime requisite for hot weather.
Hosiery
In Silks Silk and 'Wool,- - Lisle,
and Catton, Colors of Tans, Blacks
and Whites, and other shades ,
TAIIAN
TAILOR
FURNISHER.
112,
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EXETER SCHOOL REPORT
FOR APRIL
Room IV, -Sr. 4honors, G. Harvey
80, G. Carling 79, M. Sharp 79, L.Rice
78 M. Pickard 77, E. Powell 76; ,?ass,
G. Ortweim 74, M. 'Walleer 72, L. 1tra1
keg 68 G. Danis 67, R. Fletcher 61,
M Day 60, Jr, 4, pass, C. Mallett 68
M. Cmmnt 68, H Boyle 67, E. Doyle 60
No, on roll 32, average 28.--C. Vosper
teacher
Roos V. -Senior ZIT., honors, V.
Janet 86 C. Harness 84, E Davis 82
W Redden .81,. C Heaman. 80, Ccra
Saunders 79, W, Brown 79, E. l'a.ylor
76 V Sweet 76; Pass, N. Norry R9
I Easterbrook 67. Inter. III. -Honors,
M Harvey 81, Mildred Harvey 79;
Past G. Haxaess 73, B. Senior i2, P
Collat 71. V. Reweliffe 70, A, Vin-
cent 68 T, Connor 68, E. Yellow 66,
L Frose 67, S, Sanders 62. ir,
Pas: V Walker 70, M. Houlden 66
M Kuntz 63, E. Russell 63. No. on
roll 38, average 37.- J.. S. lefurray,
teacher
•
Room VI., Promoted to Room V.
E. Russell, C. Ford, G. Hind, P. Flar-
aess .J Davis, M. Haalden, V. Walker
D Balkwill M, Johns, M. Kuntz. rearm
THE BICYCLE BY-LAW ( 72, A.Andrews'
To thc Advocate, -
There
There seems to'be a very .uansatis Sr. Honors, V. Vale 91, M. N-orry 91
factory feeling existing between the'. H Cookson 93, M. Webster, S3, J.
cyclists and our town council. The ' Bradt 80 R. Taylor 676 " Nass, G.
3edford 73 H. Kuntz 66, Enrolled39
Kinsman teacher.
e 36,-H, M. Pti 1•usnn na ,
c1,seems tothat because avers
o think b u
collect!
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there is a. by-law makingit unlawful
this by-law should be enforced to the
letter The cyclists look at it from
a different viewpoint, acid agree that
a by-law as necessary that in case of commended R. Witwer R. Davis, W
a clisputed right of the sidewalks, on 'Webster W. Lawson, N. Hardy, G
if an accident should occur that the. Hatter F. Norry. Class III., 'rconrs,
right of way ,would be established tend G. Bedford 91, B: Russell 90, G.
the charge chid against the cyclist Creech 83 eL Scott 82, M.. Elwarthy
and not against the town. We think 'Creech
C Davis 78 Pass, C. Ford 73, D.
every,cyclist is quite willing. to' es-, efallett 70, E. :Kellett 67, L. Brim -
1 that responsibility. aconrbe 65, L. Statham 62. Class II.,
Takia' a common sense view of the hosiers S. Stanbury 87, H. Seldon 85
matter as it not the dusty of a coup -1 el Madman 81, M. Rowe 80;
Pass,
cin to secure for its, people all the 1 R• Davis 67 L. Davits 65. Enrolled 41d
comforts and conveniences that are average '31,-1. Quackenbush,. teacher,
within the reach of its. means, as long
LII Jr. Pass, K. Heddea 73, H. Dig -
172,
72 B. Acheson
72 , M Wood 71, P .Sanders 63, W.
.1 Gillespie 62, F. Vincent 6L Form II.
to ride a wheel on the sidewalks that, Room VII., Promoted from Roorn
7 to 6. -Honors, J. Morley 82, G.
Powell 81, Pass, C. Doryle 73, B.
Brown 72 F. Barr 70, W. Ortweln 66
G, Redder 65, M. Eiworthy 61. Re -
as this citizens respect the safety of Room VIII -Promoted to Room
each others : We are sure the cyclists M. Scott,G. Long, F. Harvey, H. Dig
nan, C Webster, , B. Powell, L.Wells
F. Leaman; Jr. Pt. II., honors, M.
Bisettes 95, E. Kuntz '85, A. Acheson
84 J Baan. 81, C. Acheson 80, R.
Northcott 76 A. Sanders 75, Pass, M.
Ford 73 F. Walter 72; Sr. Pt, Lg.-lan-
cers, E . Hunkin 90, J. White 86, H.
Gould 84 W. Spencer 80; Pass, V.
Collirngwood 74, L. McDonald 69, E
Mallett '65; Class C., Honors, W.
at Exeter have always showing a des
position to do this. Here. we leave
husiuseee..men.;,who have to covers.
distance ort over a mile four times a
day, and with the streets in amuddy
condition their only alternative, is to
walk whenstretches of sidewalk on
the back streets for a mile. lie aefore
thenwith no ane in sight.
Viewing the matter from an eco-
nomicc standpoint, the time wasted in Makins• 79 R. Elworthty 75;'Pass L.
covering these long distances fours
McDonald 71, T. Cookson 61, E.
times daily seems to any reasonable
median unnecessary less. Unfortunately
aux town is very much scattered and
for this reason our councillors should
show some leniency, and not be too
exacting.
A little friendly criticism of our
town fathers may be accepted. We
think if the people of Exeter had
wha. t hey want and what they have
been asking for several years they
would have a .paved main street, and
we think or as a.matter of fact, know
at a lower annual cast perpetually.
Then this question of using sidewalks
would not be asked but until then the
cyciIists have a right to some .con-
sideration with other citizens.
TIvanking you for your valuable
space.
A Citizen.
Local Items
Rev. Powell prod Rev. Brown of Ail-
sa Craig exchanged pulpits Sunday.
r There is no danger of petticoat
government -they are not being worn
this year
CLEAN UP FOR VICTORIA DAY
-All good. citizens of Exeter are 'salt-
ed upon to make a special cleaning
up and brightening up of their prem-
ises before Victoria Day. Tnere are
many reasons why -but two tra.v be•
me,ntianed-for the sake )2 being.
clear and 2or the sake of the impres-
sion made upon the many visitors on
that clay and throughout the sumtner.
Exeter now has the reputatiion of 1•e-
fathe: 'cleanest and neatest town in
Ontario but there is tarsal for im-
assistancet'toLegoodbowor'kend their
the
It Goes to The Home
Our paper goes to the home
and Is read and welcomed there,.
if you Wfsh to teach the house -
Wife, the root arbiter of domestic
destinies, you can db so through
our paper and our Classified
Went Ads. form an lntereeting
and weilgead portion of It,
..07,, hk ,nor 4 n. a MecmG>
Coombes 60. No. on roll 46, average
34. Ida Armstrong, teacher.
way: declared carried.
The clerk was instructed to. get
Alex. Baird C. E., to make a report
re an outlet far above drainage,
38 gravel contracts were let. Ad
'jaturnment to May 30th,
J. D. Drummond, Clerk.
The :Misses Brawn of London and
Tbedford are at present at their home
here.
Mr. John Ha of London was in the
village Tuesday lifting his cattle he
purchased during, the winter, He had
a very fine bunch,
Norman Kellerman sole! his •arop-
e:t- to Mr. Henry Rader, who will
crave 'nto the same the corning fall,
(-le well have a nice home.
The third of June will soon be !fere,
WN'hen everyone from far and near
W1 come to town. to see the steer,
A sleere,rent one to that aflast year,
Mt•. Ear' 'Neeb< left Monday .norn-
ing for London, where ,he has obtaat-
ed emptoyment.
Mr. D. Caughlin, Inspector02
Weights and Measurres, was in'tihe see
nage: Tuesday testing the different
scales.
Tle jury appointed to mcieu e into
the cause of the death of the late
Charles Widmer brought sn a verdict
oe death due to natural causes, the
post-mortem evidence going to show
that there was a blood Vessel ruptur-
ed i_ his heart, which was sufficient
to. cause death.
STEPHEN COUNCIL
The council . of the Township of
Stephen, convened in the Town Hall
Crreditoa Monday, the 4th of May,
urae all members present. Previous
an:nates approve&
Neeb-iVestvhnney--That By=law No,
206 appcantine Pathmasters, Pound -
keepers and .Fence -viewers having
bee, rend theee, times be passed, ;end
se,;aeo and sealed. -Carried,
Finkbeiner-Yearley-That a grant
of $15.0(1 be made to the Exeter
Agricultural -,Society, and a by-law be
passed to that effect. -Carried'
Finkbeiner-Yearley -That the print -
i contract: w eta' F. J. Wickwire ee
traxisferred to his successor Herbert
Fahmer and ;that the advertising : e-
qurtre b) 'the Municipality be assert-
ed Se thee Exeter Advocate. -Carried
Yearley-Fiukbei er_.That Henry F
E:lber Chas, Steenhagen, James Bax-
ter and Thomas Webb be appointed
Inspectors to enforce the Cattle .,3y
law. -Carried. '
Yearley-Mawb:lnney-That the As-
sessment roll and Traant Book be ,e
ceptec a,ad . the. assessor peed ,lis
salary Carrted.
Neeb elawh'oney--That the Court
of R
vis o to hear
anddetermine e ap-
peals
-heals aga ase the assessment roll be
heird -a. the Town Hall, Crediton, on
Tuesday . the 26th day of May :inst.
at 1 p.m. -Carred.
The clerk was requested for write.
the clerk - of the Township of 73osan-
quet .regarding a proposed by-law lie-
ens ng arid aegu-sating billiard, pool.end
bagatelles tables.
It was decided that gravel con-
t acts he let on the, 26th inst., at 2
P.m.
The followed. -orders were paid
: -
A Greenlee 4913 gravel, .$5.70 1e.'W
Farncamb eng'ineer's fees 're Centra-
lia drat S90; J. Sharrow, takin care
gravel Pit Grand Bend, $20, D. Woad
drain on east botundary, $11.74;
Anderson and others, brick bats and
spreading 324.50; J. Geiser end oth-
er drawing, and spreading gravel ort
Caeditan Road, $129.90; C. Kienzle,
a1-adin9 7' 534.55 1. Bakery ;7rad-
i .cl$3.50 Taylor,. sheep lcilje •by
dogs $4.35; W. Geiser, grading, $.50;
fe Yearley, grading C. Rd. $10.53;
Jerator. . GLain$90
an, assessor and truant enum-
The council adjourned to meet •tg.ain
in the. Town Hall, Crediton, on 'Tues-
day, May.26th at 1 p. m.
• HenrY Silber, Clerk
USBORNE COUNCIL
The Usborne Municipal Council -stet
at the Township Hall, May 2nd.. All
the members were present. The min-
utes of the previous meeting Ivere
read approved and signed by the
Reeve;
The Court oaf Revision to consider
and determirte • appeals against the
Assessment Roll for the current year
will be held at Township .ball an
Saturday June 6th at one o'clock.
A resolution was passed asking the
Hydro -Electric Power Commission'
(without prejudice to any other pro-
posec' route) to examine and report
an the proposed electric railway route
fa•am London to Listowell, by way cf
Lucas .and Mitchell. Copy of he
said. resolution; signed and sealed, to
be sent to the chairman of the Com-
mission.
The. Engineer's report on the Ne,il-
Nevicti er Centralia Drain in the Town-
ship of Stephen was read and adopt-
ed • and a by-law, providing foe its
adoption and the collection of the
rates imposed thereby to be collected
in furl: with the first rates levied and
collected after the. final passing of
the by-law was'pravis ioanaliy adopted
The by-law to be printed, arid the
Court of Revision to be held Tune 6
at 3 o'clock.
A few accounts were passed and
orders issued in payment.
Council then adjourned to .neet on
Saturday, June 6, at 1 o'clock.
F. Morley, Clerk.
McGILLIVRAY COUNCIL
Council met on May 4th, All present
Previous minutes approved. Accounts
amounting to .$64.10' were passed. Sat-
urday ,May 30 at 4 p.m. was fixed far
the sitting of the Court of Revision
of the assessment roll. D. Wither-
spoon was awarded the building of
several cement bridges at $5,00 per
cubic yard .far abutments and .loors.
Mclntyre-Glavaa-That the resolu-
tion. oe the •council passed on Aug. 4
1913 adopting the eng'ineer's report
on, the Mucl Creek Drain and Pollock
Award Ditch Outlet Drainage Work
be and is hereby rescinded, and that.
this council do not consider the said
drainage work desirable, and that the
said engineer's report be not adopted.
Robeison-Rosser-,in amendment ,that
this council take proceedings. to have
the appeals entered by the Township
of Stephen East and West Williams
against the engineer's report ort the
Moe Creek Dram and Pollock Award
Ditch Outlet Drainage Works, heard
before the drainage referee. The veas
and nays were asked far, resulting for
the motion J. J, Poore„ J. A, McIntyre
Jana]: Glavnx; for amendment John
Crediton
Fraser Brown left for. Berlin Tues-
day where he has secured a situation
in The Automobile Tire Factory. We
wish Teddy every success. The base
ball. boys will mthss him; as he was one
o_' thew best best pitchers_
The wet weather has kept back the
flax seeding as well as other work c'n
the farm
H Eilber, M.P.P. made a business
trip to London Monday,
Miss •Mae Campbell visited Dr. and
Mrs. Racey of Parkhill last Saturday
and Sunday.
Nelson. Shenk :left for Porcupine on
Saturday where be will report as Fire
Ranger for the coming season.
Ezra Tiernan of Dashwood was in
town last. Friday delivering nursery
stock for The Pelham Nursery Co. c•f
Toronto. The School Trustees have
had several shrubs replaced and will
seen leave a very pretty school lawn:
Ira Brown left for Edmonton Mon-
day after a short visit here with his.
parents
We are pleased to report that Mr,
Arthur Benedict's condition is im-
proving His many friends hope he
will soon be able to resume work.
Bili Posters were in Town Tuesday
advertising a circus which is :opting
to Thedford . in the near future.
Garnet Sweitzer has received his
end'iran Motor Cycle. Crediton is
fast becomnga place of prominence
judging from thenttnierous motors
you hear( chugging around these flays.
E l Siebert and Will Brown oe zur-
'ne were in town on Sunday.
Crecliton is ,to be in a baseballiea-
guie this summer, composed of Cen-
tralia.
en-tral :. Ailsa Craig, Exeter and the
home town. It is to be. called "The
South Huron League". A meeting
was held here last Friday and the
lowing officers were elected,- Fiona
Presidents, J. J. Merner, M.P., H. Eit-
her, M.P.P,-; Pres., Fred Kerr; Vice -
Pres. • Thos Boyle; Sec.-Treas, E.
FI; Axt. See schedule oe games lin.
another 'column) to be played during
the months of June, July and August.
Pan' this in year hat and remember
the dates. Our boys are determined
to make a good showing and as it will
bt seen, the fust game will be played
herc, cm the 1st with Also Craig as
the visiting team.
Dashwood
The Electric lights were turned on
Saturday night for the first time end
gave entire satisfaeti.''tn,
The housemen have decided to go
eta Exeter on the 25th with • hair
Rob'a:n,son, A. E. Rosser, The motion string of horses.
Centralia
next The price per box will be esstait
and in order that the holden: o,€' ,cafe,
present box may not suffer any Ileccel -
ship by reason of their having alreateles
pale] $3.00 for the "King Edwaaedee
box they , will be allowed on their .tree -
turning the automatic self lor•:kiag, new
nal device (the circular piece of .n e r-
ha,nesn attached to the end of etas
arm on which the box rests and turart9
and their payeeg payeean additional . :See
to the Department, to get. tli'e° -seater
box the Department having' undertn---
en to make good the barance of teens
purchase price, thus enabling the pres-
ent
art:s"-ent boxhoiders to procure a new frees.
at the same price requcred of neve
subser,bers: The device and montesta
should be sent to the Post Offices he -
spencer of the Division, who wiltttt
forward a box of the new patterrx.
lir W. J, Parsons and. 3. Brock have
each erected ,new fences around
ihe:;r property which adds muss to
the appearance.
Large numbers
of cattle
are Chan
g-
n7 hands this week. Many ,of them
are goring on the grass and others to
market and good prices are i'eing•
paid 71-Z and 8 cents being about'
the average.
See the baseball schedule for the
South Huron Leaguein. another col-
umn. Paste it in your hat.
The heavy ;rains orf the past week
have delayed the seeding verY much
and many are -not nearly done yet.
The Quarterly Official Board met.
and wound up the business Far an-
other year oa Tuesday evening. The
finances are in good shape and Rev.
Blatchford is invited to remain for
another term.
Thea•e has been no, school this week
owing to the death of Mr. W.1 -Forton..
father or the teacher.
• Mr. P. Hanlon is moving into the
house recen.tly.•purchased from 1).
O'Brien and Mee Con. ''O'Brien' is moor-
ing. into the Hanlon house.
Mr. Jonas Kestie of Sharon spent a
couple days with Mr. J. Brown.
Mrs. Anderson's caw had the mis-
fortune to get one leg broken last
Saturday. Dr. Sweet put the, limb in
a casing aird hopes to be able to save
the animal.
Mr Wilbur Luker ofLondon spent
Wednesday visiting relatives and
friends here.
Mr. Percy Simpson of Detroit spent
a fen days here this week renewing
acquaintances.
PARCEL POST CIRCULAR.
As a result of the establishment of
the Parcel Past System in Canada
Post Office Department has decided
to adopt a new Rua -al Mail Delivery
combined Letter and Parcel. Post box
to meet the new conditions. A sup-
ply of these new boxes- will be ready
ear delivery on or about June 15th
The Duke orf Connaught . declarmr1
Saraes a city last week when he Vie, -
Iles:
e•item that pi'ace on his tour of Detour
There was a tremend ous crowd ttestlee
higlr ,carnival was held.
BIRTHS
Griggs, --In Lucas, on May :.6tli . a
a, .t Mrs. F. S. Giiggs, a
Deman. -In Lucas, on May 3, to ,.
asset Mrs, Matthew Deman of Taran-
to (nee Alma. Burnett), a daugizr.
Amus. -In. Btrinsiey, on May !sty esm
Mr and Mrs. Linwood Arens;, ram
daughter.
DEATHS
Allan-ln Exeter, on May 9; Adana_l
is
to has 8' 3rd year.
t
A.11.
Coates -In London, on May 10, Sn
widow of the late Christopher C a
es aged 81 years, 8 montha;
Flortan -- Near Brooks, Alta:, on.th•
10 William Horten, aged tge rearm.
Notice to Creditor
R. S. 0., c.129, s.58`..
IN THE . MATTER OF THE ES' -
tate of Alfred Allen, late of the 'kms
.lege of Exeter, in the County-
Huron
outntyHuron _Gentleman, decease&
Notice is hereby given that all sere. --
sons having any claims or demands g
aenst the late Alfred Allen, who siei
on or about the ninth day of Mak
D. 1914 - et the Village of Ex
',•t- the >.Cr i teseese•-Huron are. :ser).
to send by post prepaid or to defix
to the endersiigned solicitors htz
for Simon Hunter and Allen 3. : 'tr
Donell, Executors and Trustees u•rr '•-
th'e Wallet the said Alfn ed Allen tl•
names and addresses and full parr.
ulars in writing of their claims aseslt.
statements of their accounts
verified and the nature of the-
unities if any,- held by them.
And take notice that after :n,
first day ,of June A. D. 19141 tirieeasAise
Simon Hunter and Aller. g xtt
win 1. proceed to distribute dee-
assets of the said decesetneel
among the parties entitled there,
having; regard only to the claims e
which they shall then have has: note-
ice,
xe:ice, and the said: Simon. Heniex; WiR
Allen J. iicDonelL will not HeleVa
the said assets ar any. part diem --
of to any person or persons of wirunt
clain, or claims they shall not ]arae
received notice.
Dated at Exeter, Ontario. the:.: 23Tet
day of May A. D? T914.-
DICKSON & C eRIMITG,.
Solieltors, fer-E'xeeirttr
Where Reasonable Prices Prevail,
Boys Clothing for Spring anal..,
Summer
Natty Norfolk Suits in hairline stripes, tweeds and woars .-
teds. The kind of suits that will stand the hard usage ante
wear is what you want. We have them at popular prices..
Bloomer Pants with double seats. -Price $1,00 to $1.50
WHITE WEAR
White Waists -Very ,dainty
neatly trimmed and prettily
designed at 89c.
Night Gowans -In the popu-
lar crepe cloth -Spec et1,25.
- ROOM RUGS
In Such a variety of pat-
terns, Wool tapestry, 13ruesels
Velvet and Wiltons. in • izes
25/,yd x 3 yd, to 4 yd x 41 yd.
Our prices are right .quality
ansidered.
LACE CURTAINS
1)o you need new ; urtains
this speen,gi? If so we ask 7rou
to call and see our assort-
. anent and compare prices.. We
are showing a wide range of
Nets in neat patterns - et per
yard 20c. to( 30c.
Petticoats -Made from crepe•'
cloth neatly trimmed. .Speciaal:e
at $.1.00
Drawers -Fine ribbed cottons
and crepe. --Spec. at 1.5caelin;.-
WALL PAPERS
You will he surprised, dee.
lighted and tempted to buy,
our papers when you see tine•
fine range we are ;:,halving.
A few dollars spent greatly:
improves the home,
LINOLEUIVIS
Nairn/'s Quality in 2, 3;,.
end 4 yd. widths. lever
have we shown such an sts-
sortt'neht of pretty patterns
We deliver and lay it, with-
out any additional r charge..
This week we are paying 220, for eggs.
409.9,
J. A. STEWART