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EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST i:). 1907.
Real Estate Changes
NI ..41t' f .•t, tt.: I •
nbL ti•ilt,. \4t•lin VIP ,,n-
eytinlltxl f,•eilities to rent,
sell or btiy either farad or
villa;;.. property. Try it.
SANIr1:R5.( CHtit{cH.
SANDERS & CREECH
The Sovereign Bank of Canada
HEAD OFFICE :-TORONTO.
itill •. Paid Up Capital: $.5,000,000.
SAM OF
1$MILIos jamas, Esq.,
RANnOI.PH( MACDONALD,
A. A. ALLAN, Req.,
HON. D. Mc3Iti.i.. x,
ARCH. CAMPBELr., Esq., M.P.
A. E. DesteNT, Esq., M.P.
P. G. Jammer.,
General -Manager.
DIRECTORS:
- - - President
Esq., First I •kr-Poisidrnl
- Second fife -President
Iiox. PETER McI;.tkgN,
W. K. MCNAUr,ur, Esq., M.P.
AL1;x. Reece, Esq., K.C.
R. CAss::LS,
Ass/. General -Manage,.
Savings Bank Department.
Interest at best current rates paid quarterly.
JOS. SNELL, Manager at Exeter, Crediton, Zurich and Dashwood,
H. ARNOLD, Manager Henault Branch
The Old Reliable
We beg to announce that we have more
L6DIE3
WE I TE
WAIST$
than we can carry over, consequently will reduce the price:
$1.00 to 75 1.75 to 1.25 2.50 to 2.00 1.25 to 1.00
2.00 to 1.50 3.00 to 2.50 1.50 to 125 2.25 to 1.75
These goods go quickly. Come early and get your choice
1'-
1 We still carry a fine range in Astoria Shoe -nobby goods
Highest Price paid for produce
tgRLIN4 BROS.
Irrat emiloosl Cards.
`1111 O. r. RouIATON, L. D. 8., D. D. 8.
DIINTIST
gbet of the S. C. D. 8. of Ontario and Honor
lienuote of Toronto University.
ArrlCI: Over Dickson k ratlines Law Office, In
10r. Audition's former Dental Parlors.
iii.DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. 8., D. D. 8..
Honor graduate of Toronto univeriste.
DENTIST,
Eirextracted without any pain, or any bat effects
over Olalmao & atauburya ofltce, Bain street
` Medical
IF. YALLOY, M. R. (tor. Univ.) MEMBER
A. Cothige of Physlcians and Surgeons, theater.
ltiepMr Uc.use Burgeon Toronto Western Hospital.
11]11eosMor to Dr. J. A. Rollins. Residence: East on
IBM street north of omee, Exeter, Ontario.
I
theist
'EIOKI ON k °ARMED, RARRISTiCILA, SOLICI.
tom, Notaries, Cnnseyaneer.. Commissioners.
toes for Mown. Rank, etc.
La_
t. Loa■ at lowest rat., or hornet,
Offices, Main street, Euler,
t. Cauca., R. A., L_ H. Dirnoa
ONET TO LOAN.
Ws lean a large amount of pri• ate fund,' to loan
• bra sod village properties at low rates of inter
set,
OLADMAN k STANItt•i:T,
Barristers, 8olicltors,Main st., F.eeter On
William Brown
Prof. Diploma of Royal IncorporatedSociety of
tans, England; Organist of Trtvitt Memorial
h,lheter. Plano, Omen, Ifarmnny and Theory
41 1191110, Terms on appli atton. Exeter, Ont,
Tenders for School.
/Imbed ten.lers will le rcc,i,e•I at the Patton
Davi. ('•i s. offi.-e up to 1 .i, to lip on 1a!unlar Atte r•
1tOon. August lath 191C, for the erection of a Public
*boor in the Villaag, of Centralia. Flans and spec
I/cations can to seen at the Tarsen D.• is Co's office
is (ventralis. The Trustees do not land themselves
to crept the lowest or any tender
8AM14:1. DAt1S
Chairman Trustee Board.
Dated at Cent nits this Holliday of July 191.17.
J'ALL +�
TERM
Tbls management during the
past year trained over Two Hun-
dred young ladies and
gentlemen oo AS stenog-
raphers. bookkeepers
and telegrap ere, and placed
them in excellent situations in
leading Canadian and American
cities.
individual Instruction.
Write for catalogue
OPENS SEPT. 2nd
CLINTON
BUSINESS COLLEGE
GRO, MPOTTON, Principal.
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AlkilL>tel J& ALAI j
FARM FOR SALE
iOU acus more or less In the Township of Stephen
being Lot 12, Con. 12. There is on the premises a
Rood frame house, 2 goal bank hams, and other
outbuildings; good orchard, aril other conyenieneee.
This is a first class fans and w iii 110 Bold reasonable.
For particulars apply on the premises or by mail to
WM. HOOPER, Kith..
Farm for Sale
The ur:dersi,;ned is (,ffrrir. for Pale that '111 a.•re+
of land, being tarts of bots t and in the 1st con. of
the Village of Exeter, also the ane brick dwelling
and the.( I..t. on William street, adJiv'ent to the
fano. There is on the farm a frame ham and all is
well unde•ntrained. Farm will le Pohl without house
if rfesirtd. Terms easy. For particulars apply to
JOHN GA It KA11AW, Easter
A Ane pasture farm inn. Township of Hay, near
Sarept.; one hundred acro 8S acres seeded, trams
house and goal stable, good water, etc.,
Apply to
SAND13R8 & CRKKcn, Exeter.
House and Lot tor Sale.
'i, acre, being part of lot 1 ('on. 12, Csbornr.
On this pngerty there is a i;(4-.1 brick cottage ■ id
stable, 11 not told w ,II be rented. Apply to
T. CAMERON, Auct., Farquhar
Store Property for Sale
In the Village of Exeter, nmi.owd of north part
of lot 11 on the west side of Main et., consisting of
one p 1.11 store and the building now used for a p• se-
oR.., kn,.wn a. the Johns 12o. A 1f not sold {civ.
sten on nr before the both day of August will he
..l,1 to estate Auction on the Mat day] of Angina.
For terms and partl. elan apply to nos Cameron,
Au•tioneer, Farquhar.
Two Farms for Sale or Rent
The nnd.nigne.i is offering for sale or trot. Lot
It . Itiddulph. containing 112 a. If.. and the 50
acre farm on the opposite side of the road, (.home
TP . being F) 1.ot 12. •'n the h.rmer there is a good
brie A house. 2 barns lone bank is dei• ing house and
many other improvements There are nn buildings
on the .'tai sere*. This k an ,tcellent property and
will be sold separate or comhin,.l at a yen Masnn-
al.le price. For particulars apply to
Tilos KF:N'Et..S. Whalen
or to niesS44N t 1'.t111.IN.;, F:t, t•.
Farm for Sale
12S acres of goad 4nd, ging Lot 1'1, and W1,1*.
Con. 12Ilitbert 1;onl property, well built, well
simmer, and must be sold. Tern.. easy. apply to
T. CAMERON, .turf., F$rqu ha
Farm Wanted to Rent.
One or two hundred acres. Apply
at this office.
Executors' Auction Sale
•
Auction Rale of valuable property in
the Village of Exeter.
The Faecutors of the Estate of the late iara i'.r•
ling have authorised Thomas emperor'. Ew1 , to sell
ly t'ubli, Auction. upon the property. on
MATUIt1)AY, AU'GUMT 24TH, 11107
at 2 n'. to k p m , same 11* choke kidding lots,
These lots art situate on either .al. of Wellington
Street (Moline' Rood) Itrx•k, Altera, Nelson. Marr
borotgh, ('ailing and Victoria streets, are all in
centre of Village and u, miit*ble for t -nth 'nano.
fscturing or resident& purposes. This lent will he
offered for Rale in either Iota or blocks to milt the
par• haver 1., on!er to Simi ap the above estate
this land has to be soli and tp, re will p osit'sels 4.,
no restate.
Plans of this property mal- he aeon at env lime at
the law oath of heir N. Dickson and Carling
For farther part kMare, terms and (. relit ions of
sale we paster* or apply t•,
TIlOM. CAMERON, F.u.3nhar
Auctioneer. or to
1)iCKSON k ('ARLiNG,
Solicitors for Executors.
Exeter Council
A special meeting of the Council.
called by the Reeve. was held Wednes-
day evening. Aug. 7. Johns -Heitman
that A. E. Fake act as Secretary in
absence of the Clerk. -Carried. Coun-
cillor Knight absent.
Heitman -Johns -that the offer of
Messrs. Stanbury & Gladman for the
debentures as advertised namely, $f)500
being the highest offer received, be ac-
cepted.
Councillor Knight then took his
chair. A By Law was foraged and read
for the first time on motion of W.
Johns, seconded by W. J. Hemmen,
pray iding for the levying and raising
by general tax from all the rateable
property of the village of Exeter the
sum of $178.12, the same being fully
explained in the Hy -Law.
Johns- Adjournment.
Council met Aug. 13. Councillor
Heanran absent. Minutes of previous
meetings read and approved.
Knight -Johne -the following ac-
counts were ordered to be paid: C. B.
Snell, street lighting, $107.28; Do.,
Town Hall lighting. $3.80; Queen City
Oil Co., gasoline, $18.81; Wru. M. Bell,
Hensall, cedar, $12.91; Treble A Baker,
erecting wire fence.$1298, Henry Jen-
nings labor at cemetery, 89; G Cud -
more labor, $1; J Creech, sr., $12.110; \V
\Vestcott. $17.33; T Jones, $11.83; F
Gillespie, $10.50; R Davis, $3.5(1; W
Neil $5.225; Jno Weiner, $8.75; S Hand-
ford. $7; F Jones, 75c.; W Sutton, 22c.
J McDonald, $L50; W J Bissett, part
salary $33; C W Cross, do., $27; W
Neil, street watering to Aug. 5, $50.
Fuke-Johns-that as heretofore the
public have been in the habit of taking
tanks of water from the water supply
of the municipality without permis-
sion, be it resolved that in future no
person or persons shall he allowed to
take any water without the street com-
missioner's permission or the roan in
charge of the street sprinkling; and
that a charge of 50 cents be made for
each and every load so taken. Any
person or persons found taking water
from any of the water tanks or water
supply or in any .canner using or dam-
aging the same the corporation to take
action against such person or persons.
Carried.
Knight -Johns -that the street com-
missioner be hereby instructed to gra-
vel Victoria street from the corner of
Carling street to the railway property.
-Carried.
Knight-Fuke-Bylaw No. 8 1007
as rend a first time, be now read a sec-
ond and third time and finally passed,
the seal of the Co ration be affixed
and the Ree've signing the
same.
The street commissioner reported
having applied gravel to the roadway
approaching the bridge, amounting to
$12, the stone being chargeable to the
County.
Adjournment per A. E. Enke.
J. Senior, Clerk.
Junior Teachers' Exam.
Below are given the Huron Co. re-
sults of the recent junior teachers' ex•
aulint►tions, which qualifies for en-
trance to the model or normal school,
and is the academic test of fitness to
take alp the work of a public school
teacher. The requirements are 40 per
cent. on each paper and 00 per cent. of
the total. This higher standard has
caused a larger number of failures
than when the requirement was 50 per
cent. "h" following the name means
that the person took honors. For
Huron County:
\' A Ross h, T E Robinson h, A: C
Robinson h, A J E Strotbers, N R
Sperling h. R Shaw, It C Sterling, M
Sullivan, J M Smith, M i Stevens. E
1' Stevens, M E Scott h, C C Sheriff b,
E J Taylor, E V l aylor, M (i Thome
eon, W 1 Triebner, 0 E Tees b, R N
Welsh. 1 i MacKay. 11 W McKenzie,
4 M Mali/iffy h, K Mair h. Wm. Man-
ning h. F A May b, M T Murray h, 11
W A Matheson, R McKe'rizie h, 11 Mc-
Kenzie. A McKenzie h. M A Macleod
h, It it MacKay h, I) C McLachlan h,
14 li Mason. \\ 0 Morrow h. B H Mc-
Burney- h, W McBurney h. A 13 Mc.
Laughlin, H J Nethery h. E 1 O'Keef,
\V Olive, E M Phillips,(' Pendergast h
J J Purcell h, A L Posliff, (1 A Elliot,
M E Fear b. D R Finlayson, V J
Extensive Auction
Sale of Horses.
Mr. Thos. Cameron will sell by Public
Auction for C. E. Hackney, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 17th next
at ('OMMERCiAie H(YFEi., EXETER
a choice lot of
Brood Mare., Wolk Horsell, Driver.,
Colts and Fillies. These horses 'teen
young and in good condition, and will
positively be sold without reserve.
See Posters.
DR. PINGEL, LONDON,
ONTARIO
tlsctrloat tre)atmnant ef dtsaasaa of
woman a specialty.
Farm for Sale or Rent.
The undersigned is offering for sale or rent, Lot 5,
North Rn'ndur. Ri.ldnlph, containing 1n4 ..res.
There'. on the premiers concrete hours", Miele kat-
, hen and w nlrlehed, 2 tank barna, gond orchard, 2
gavel well., shout 5 servo bi.h All seeded down
but shout 1•1 scree. Will be sold nr rented at a
reasonable AVG". For particulsn apply to.
RIC/1. l.l'NEN. f'SNTRAI,IA.
Glenn. 1' H Glenn, (1 E Goble h, A
(,;oble h, J %V Hogg. 1•: 13 Hodgson, 11
Henderson b, F. A holland h, J ('
Horan h. A H Henry, F F Mornuth It,
A A Isbister, A W ,Johnston h. M 13
Johnston b, E R Keys ll, A D Lamont
h, J L Lamont h, M 1' Laidlaw, H
Larkin h. 0 l.eshruan h, A L Arm-
strong, I Arinstrong,AV Archibald h.
E E Anderson h, P C Barker h, J I)
Buchanan h, W 0 Breen,E C Chollow
1': L Coward, D. 31. Clark h, J Carter,
0 H Copeland, G. Cruikshanks h, 0 It
Cruikshanks h, A R Diehl h, T U Dur-
nin, A A Dalton, C Dean h, U C Dur-
nin, J A Dickinson h, L H Dodds h, G
0 Duncan, M Duncan h, W D Elliott,
L Wellwood h, J L Wilson h, 1 H
Young. T Simmer.
The Exeter school made a very cred-
itable showing: 11 tried the junior
teachers' examination and 8 passed:
Edna V. Taylor, E. 1. Coward, D. B.
Hodgson, Ida Armstrong, %V L Trieb-
ner, M. G. Thompson, F. A. May
(honors), M. i. Murray (honors). One
out of four passed matriculation: H.
Stoneman.
Jailor Matric. Exams.
The list contains those who tried for
full matriculation and those who wrote
on one or more subjects. 33% of each
subject was required to pass. The
successful ones are few in number
compared with last year.
HURON. -C. C. Alexander, A. %V.
Archibald, W. C. Adams, J. A. Argo,
D. Allison, E. W. Berry, J. D. Buch-
anan, D. M. Clark, 0. Dean, G. 0.
Durnin. T. O. Durnin, J. A. Dickson,
T. M. Dodds, A. V. Dorrance, W. S.
Elliott, M. E. Fear, W. G. Farquhar-
son, 13. Henderson, E. A. Holland, i.
C. Horan, A. W. Johnson, M.E. John-
ston, I. L Lamont, 13. W. Long, M.
P. Laidlaw, 11. F. Lankin, J. F. Mc-
Craken, R. W. McKenzie, W. M. Mc-
Queen, R, Mair, W. Manning, M. A.
MacLeod, W. A. Matheson, J. F. Mc-
Donagh, E. H. McGalein, D. C. Mc-
Laughlin. H. R. Mason. W. 0. Mor-
row, E. T. O'Keefe, W. Oliver, V. A.
Ross, T. E. Robinson, J. T. Strachan,
H. F. Swann, W. D. Swan, J. Smillie,
E. Sparling, E. C. R. Stoneman, J. H.
A. Stoneman, F. R. Scan drett, It. H.
Tye, C. Wilson.
Grand Bend's Gala Day
One of tbe Iftrgest crowds Grand
Bend bas efet been waa there on Aug-
ust 8th tosee the summer carnival,
which was held under the auspices of
the campers headed by A. W. Smith
of London. The campers must be giv-
en credit fur the excellent manner in
which the whole affair was conducted.
The proce('ds are in aid of the Chinese
Famine Fund. Besides decorated
arches, the stores and cottages had a
holiday appearance and campers and
visitors entered heartily into the sport.
The events of the morning took
place at 10 o'clock. The judges were:
Messrs. Taylor, A. Robinson, Lees,
Griffith, McCallum and Grieve. The
events and winners are asfollows:
Ladies' boat race, 4 entries -1 Miss
Jean Mc('rinlmon, London; 2 Miss Me -
Callum. Exeter.
Men's boat race, 3 entries -1 Ram-
say Rankin, Stratford; 2 Will David-
son, Stratford.
Boys' boat race, 3 entries --1 Walter
Page, Grand Bend; 2 Gordon Morri-
son, London.
Boys' swimming race, 50 yards, 6
entries- 1 Bod McDonald, London; 2
Roy Clinger. London.
Ladies' diving contest. 2 entries -I
Elsie McCrimmon, London; 2 Jean
McCrimmon, London.
Reye' diving contest, 5 entries -1
Bob McDonell, London; 2 Ernie Tay-
lor, Exeter,
Duck hunt, 5 entries -Joe Hickey,
London. (Joe is fond of ducks.)
Ladies' swimming race, :111 yards, :i
entries -1 Elms Herrman, London; 2
nth. McCrimmon, London.
Men's swimming race, 200 yards, :3
entries -1 Reimer Rankin, Stretford;
2 Bob McDonald, London.
Men's diving. 5 entries -Joe hickey,
London:2 Will Davidson, Stratford.
CALITHU'MPiAN PARADE,
The afternoon sports were started
by a calithumpian procession, which
caused much fun. Following that
came the field sports. The judges for
the afternoon were Messrs. Taylor, H.
J. Jones, F. Griffith, Grieve, A. W.
Smith, Brenner and Finch. The win-
ners and events were:
Fat men's race, 5 entries --1 Mr,
Serenean, Mt.. Joseph; 2 Mr. Boehmer,
Berlin.
Men's race, open, 13 entries- Will
Davidson, Stratford; 2 Jack Rose,
Stratford.
Boys' ace. 15 entries- 1 Mr. Han-
lan, Centralia:2 Mr. Coughlin, Credi-
ton.
Lady campers' race, 13 entries -1
Miss Ilertzel, Crediton; 2 Mrs. Boeh-
mer. Berlinac.
ladies' re, open, 12 entries --1 Miss
Maggie Scotl,Moray: 2 Mrs. J Towson,
Creton.
Farmers' race, 1 entries -1 Mr.Kraft,
Dashwood: 2 Mr. Campbell, Brewster.
Jockey race, 5 entries -1 Will Day.
idson and Jack Ross, Stratford; 2 Mel-
ville 13outhcott and Herb. Southcott,
Exeter.
Boot and shoe race, 5 entries --1
Will Davidson,Stratford; 2 Jack Ross,
Stratford.
Sack Lace, :3 entries --1 Will David-
son. Stratford: 2 3. M. Montheott, Exe-
ter.
After a short game of baseball a
game of football was played between
Grand Bend village team and all•com-
ers, resulting in favor of the latter 1 A.
A display of fireworks was given in
the evening.
See inside page for a graphic acct tint
of the dynamite explosion at Essex,
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
-3I4e`. Frank Jackson of 1 Dundas
street, is suffering from a severe attack
of diphtheria at her niotllet's Route in
Elitnville. Mrs. Jackson lift Monday
to visit her mother. At that time she
was in perfect health, but she contract-
ed the disease while on a visit to Elim-
ville, Mr. Jackson left for that place
to -day." -London Advertiser.
Settling up time is drawing near,
and if you wish to collect your bilis
easily get your bill heads printed.
This class of work is neatly and
cheaply executed at this office. We
have in stock different sizes and
shapes of bill heads and statements.
Our commercial printing is neat, cor-
rect and in accordance with the pre-
vailing styles. "The best is the
cheapest."
That the wheat crop in this district
is far from a failure is shown by the
fact that W. D. Sanders of Stephen
who threshed on Tuesday got 212 bush-
els off six acres, which is a little over
40 bushels to the acre. Few fields will
equal this yield, however.
Metairie Chalet.
The person who borrowed Dickson
& Carling's chain fcr measuring land
will kindly return sauce to them at
once and oblige.
No More P11...
To rid the kitchen of flies, take a
small stove shovel; just heat it red but.
and pour over it a few drops of carbo-
lic acid, having closed the doors and
windows. In a few minutes open the
room and the flies will be found to
have disappeared entirely. Only a
faint. odor of the fumes of the carbolic
aeid will remain, which will serve to
prevent the flies from again congrega-
ting.
You are to alaea..
Do you ever kick when names of
your visitors do not appear in the per-
sonal column of the Advocate and
wonder what's the .natter with the
Editor? Well, say, in the majority of
cases the neglect is due to the host or
hostess failing to let tis know who
their friends are. We catch on to a
great many strangers but often, no
doubt, miss some one of them. Local
news is always welcome at the Advo-
cate and we will he glad to do the ar-
ranging if you will supply us with the
correct date.
Wort. Destroytu* Trees -
Everybody should have a close look
at their orchard and ornamental tires.
A worm half an inch long is attacking
apple trees, pear trees. plum trees and
some ornamental trees, with serious
results. The woi ens appear io small
numbers on a tree at first, but in a
few days they are a wrigling mass of
thousands. Their work commences
at the bottom of a branch, and in a
few hours not a leaf is left and the
limb soon becomes dead. Their pre-
sence is noted by a web, and if not
checked at once the whole tree is soon
destroyed. Some use a smudge to
burn the pests out, while others re-
move the branch entirely and burn it
and the tormentors. There are many
who have not given the best attention
and it Is spreading ruin with great
rapidity.
Mes;rs. Rows & At kite -on wish to
e xl)re" their think, t,. the %Vater 100
Mutual Fite 1Ilenlanct' Co. for the
prompt settlement t.hro'tgh their agent,
bfr. (7'. '1'. Brooks, of t heir claim in the
recent damage sort.tined by fire. -_
Baseball.
The married and single men of totvu
had a game of ball on Friday evening
when a fairly good exhibition of the
game was witnessed. Five innings
were played resulting in favor of the
bachelors 7-4. The single fellows con-
nected with the ball readily in the
first and second innings when they
made 4 and 3, but failed to reach home
plate afterwards. The benedicts were
blanked in the first four innings but
scored four runs in the fifth. Carling
and Hawkshaw pitched while Hoskins
for the singles and W. Knight for the
married men received. The teams
were: Married -Stewart, Manns, Hea-
man, Hawkshaw, Hartlieb, Boyle,
Antos, Knight, White. Single -
Spackman, f3ne11, Eacrett, Powell,
Carling, Creech, Bissett, Hoskins, Mc-
Connell. Frank is night umpired and
did it. well.
BIRTHS
11I'srhat -111 l'aburne, on July 17, to
Mr. and Mrs. Shertvooci. Hunter, a
daughter.
LlulaT1 oo'r-In McGillivray, Aug. 3,
to Mr. and Mrs. John Lightfoot, a
daughter.
Sirourr--At Parkhill, Aug. 6, to 31r'
and Mrs, A. (4. Shortt, a son.
13O8i3ENI1ERKY -- In Brucelield, on Aug.
12, to Mr. and Mrs. Brace Bossen-
berry, twin daughters.
MARRIAOHS.
1.11•Lr.EN-M(•FA1'L-At Los Angeles,
Cal., oo July 30th, James G. Mullen
of San Francisco to Miss Grace E.
MCFaul, only daughter of L. L. Mc-
Faul, of Seaforth.
DBATMS
DOWNING-iu Claudeboye, August
8, William B. Downing, aged 07
years and 10 months.
Bicke i. --At Egtnondville, Aug. 0,
Wm. Bickel!, aged S7 years.
Township of Stephen
Court of Revision
Notice is hereby given that a Court will le held
{pursuant to The Ontario Vanes' Lists Act. by Ilia
Ilonour the Judge of the County 1'ourt of the Coun-
ty of !furor), at the TowCrediton, on
Tuesday the Twenty-seventh day of August, 1907, at
10 o'clock a. ni., to hear and determine complaints
and errors and ommissions in the Voters' List of the
Municipality of the Towta.bii' of St. phcn for 191i7.
Dated at Crediton this 13th day of August A. D.
1084;
HENRY EILRI:R,
Clerk of the Township of tephen
igh Grade Spiess
ABSOLUTELY PURE HIGHEST QUALITY GREATEST STRENGTH
Our special selection of whole and ground spices
is complete and will insure perfect success.
Cloves, Cinnamon, Clinger, Nutmegs,
Allspice, Mace, Black and White Pepper
Curry and Tumrio Powder.
Sold in bulk or 10 Cents a Package
Gole's Drug Store
DISPENSING
• A
SPECIALITY
Cole's Baking Powder is the Best.
Doul Use Any Other Twice
Plymouth is the best.
Ply. Special, Silver Sheaf, Gold Medal
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Everything in Fencing Material
Coiled Spring Wire No. 9 and 12
Soft Galv. Wire and Barb
Also Staples, Fence Hooks, Pulleys
COW EASE
If a cow eats more she gives more Milk. Cow
Ease ceeps the flies away and gives the cows a
chance to eat. 35c and $1.00 per tin
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