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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1907-11-21, Page 1•♦ 1 SI to JAN '09 NOW 1, T111; TIME to subscribe for the AIsVO- ('A'rE and get a bargain as above stetted; or else take a trial subscription 1 Oc. to Jan 1,'08 TWENTIETH YEAR. txot EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOV EMBER 21. 1907. le*Sale Bills FARMERS who tv tilt a big ',-t d at their sales should t t (heir (rills at ttl' ADVOCATE t and Ts: vel t ire in the Alma-tTE: It Meaux Money to You SANDERS & CREECH The Sovereign Bank of Canada. Mice is hereby given that a divid- end at the rate of six per cent. per annual on the capital stock of this Bank has been declared for t he per- iod of four (4) months ending Novem- ber 30th, 1907, and that the same will be payable at the Head Office and at the Branches on and after Monday, the 16th day of December next. The transfer hooks will be closed from the 1st to the 14th day of Decent. her, both days inclusive. By order of the Board, F. G. J E M M ETT, tirueral Manager. Toronto, October 22nd, I907. Branches at Exeter, Dashwood, Zur- ich and Crediton, JOS. SNELL, Manager 1f[tthis Flares• OLD HENS WANTED We will pay the highest prices for list/ OLD HEAL, SPRING CHICKENS, DUCKS, TURKEYS, and all lairds of poultry. Th. Canada Poultry & Produce Company lLtaitaS) STiATFORD. Osi. The Old Reliable CLOTHING CLOTHING CLOTHING 30 Days Special Sale OF_ Ready-made Clothing 75 Suits of Men's, 65 Suits of Youths', 50 Suits for Boys', 40 Suits of Child's. Also a number of Mens and Boys' Pants in all sizes. A choice line of our Coats, ranging from $5 to $15. We are bound to sell the above at a sacrifice price in order to make room for other goods. Come Quick if You Want a Bargain Highest Price paid for produce CARLING BROS. reeteattla eaI Cara.. DLG. O. I►. ItOUL8TON, L. D. 8., D. D. 8. DENTIST Member of the R. C. D. 8. of Ontario and Honor Graduate of Toronto Unit crafty. Orrice: Over Dickson & Catling's Law Office, In Dr. Anderson's former Dental Parlors. DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. 8., D. D. 8.' Honor graduate of Toronto Unlyeristy. DENTIST. Teeth satrscted without any pain, or any bad effect• OMco over Oladman k Atanbury's office, Main street inter. Neatest Ar. MALLOY, M. B. (Tor. Uv.) MEMBER ni • College of Physicians and kurgeont, Ontario. 'crater House surgeon Toronto Western lloepital. successor to Dr. J. A. Rollins. Residence: East on eat street north of office, Exeter, Ontario. Y;HL N v 1 R.T P. L �l D Has schemed pn ti a after spending a year (Col. Nese) at British and Continental Hospital's General practice with special attention to rye, (with tsars, t Ion) Ear, Nose and Throat. OMee: Dashwood, Ont. Leia1. DicasON a CARLINO, BARRISTEits. Sol,lCI. torr, Notaries, ('on%eyan• ere, ('on,mie, oners. Solicitors for Maisons Bank, et.. ■•xey to L..8 at low eat ratesof interest. Offices, Main street, Eteter, 1. S. Oaacu•, B.A., L, 11. Drcuos M ONt1;Y To LoAN. we kare a large amount of ;iris ate funds to loan la farm Ind tillage properties at low rates of inter est. CLAPMAN a STANBt'RY, Barristers, Solleiton,Main et.. Exeter On William Brown Prof. Diploma of Royal incorporated S . iety of Masi •isns, England; Organist of Trisitt Memorial Tan h,Eeeter. Piano, Organ. harmony and Theory f Music, Terms on application. Exeter, Ont, DR. PINGEL, ONTAR of Blaotrloal traatrn•nt of dls.at•$ of woman a sp•olalty- arlyr miner Aviv wirmariuriat 'Yr 'Uri REST T SITUAIONS 1 Are available with renewal of IL industrial activities in early ✓ SPRING, 1f you desire one you must enter NOW. Short, sharp, Psnappy courses for those' whose time or money is limited, and the broadest and most compre- hensive eurricultn for those who would attain more than ordinary success. O MALI l'OtHSKS in (',pmmerc•iel 4 Stenography, Telegraphy. Civil 11 RSeevice Matriculation. Penman-- ship, etc. Write for perti+'ulars Clinton Business College �George Spotton, Principal iglialk atlklateilk AI*L!! di J. SENIOR Agent Confederation Life Assurance Company, also Fire Insurance in lead- ing Canadian and British Companies. Main -St., Exeter. Teacher Wanted. For S. S. No. 3, Stephen, 114 miles west of Exeter for 19(51. l'rotes.ional certificate and personal ap- i.lication preferred. Apply to JAME:s SIIAPTON, Exeter 1'. 0. Sale Registers. There will Le sold Aj 1'uble• Auction at the (Nom menial hotel. Eveter, on Saturday, Nov. 23rd at Eatt hall lot', South Rounders, (lay, fifty acre+, tmeet pasture farm with rivet touching .•nr tier goal eba.le John till!, Auet.; ('has. Box. Prop.: t;ladman and Star,bury Solicitors. HURON COUNTY COUNCIL r,, ► clo t'm n The c en r f the u,tv of Dimon will meet ' r ,e in the Council ('han.lwr,iuthe (o* ofUo,icrIr h, at :I lark p.n . 011 Ti. Ila. , :Sed day of Ihw.en,la•r nett, All accounts to rouse 1, for.- the Council must be `dared with the clerk by December 2nd. ilsted Nov, IS, 1907. W. line, ('leek NOTICE TO CREDITORS Of John Webber, late of 1 In Township of l'sborn'', in the County of Huron, yoemen. deceased. Notice is he reby given pur«rant to Sec. 38 of l'hae• tee la"), of the Re% bred Statutes of0ntario, LW, amt amending acts that all p•rsons has Ing claims against the cetateof the said John Webber, who died on nr aknit the 3141 day of May, 1947, are requested on orlcfore the 1ST DAY OF DECEMBER, A.D.,1907 Exeter Council The Exeter Council islet in the Town Hall I Reading Room) on 1Vednesday. Nov. 13th. All members present. The minutes of Meeting held Oct. 2s h were read and approved. A petition from Messrs. Hazelwood, Handford and Colwell asking for an electric light to be placed on the cor- ner of North and Senior streets. The petition tiled waiting the new ai*Lnge'- nients of the street lighting system. %V. J. Heitman J. J. Knight --theft the sleeve with Councillor Johns look into the complaint re patties peddling fresh meats around the town and if found necessary have a new 13y•laty prepared placing a license on all meat pedlars. The same to be submitted to this Council at its next regular meet- Mg.—Carried. The following accounts were read and order's drawn ott the Treasurer for payment of the same,—Juo. W. Welsh, wood for Town Hall, $14.25; Bell Telephone Co., message 25c.; J. Grigg, stationary, $1.43; M. Jackson, iron piping, $4; Queen City Oil Co., gasoline, $8.42; T. Hawkins k Son, hardware acct., $14.41; C. 13. Snell, street lighting, $104,16; C. B. Snell, Town Hall lighting, $3.60; for labor: H. Parson (13c.; Silas Handford $3.50; D. Gillis $5; Geo. Cudmore $i; Thos. Holden $1: W. Neil, st. watering and labor, $7.75: W. J. Bissett, pt. salary, $S3; C. W. Cross, pt. salary cemetery, $27; \V. J. Bissett, ticket to Clinton per E. Hall, 1130c.; amounting in all to r ....�:3 — E tike.- $ J. J. Knight—A. L Cart ied. Adjournment by W. Johns. Jos. Senior, Clerk. Kirkton Will Bottler, Earl Chappel and the Misses Evelyn Gillespie and Nettie Bottler were guests at the home of Jno. Shute on Sunday.—Ira Marshall has returned from the West.—Wm. Davis has been here visiting his par- ents.—Miss Lizzie Sweitzer continues very low which is learned with regret by her many friends.—Mrs. David Kirk of Toledo has been here attend- ing the funeral of her _mother-in-law Mrs, Alex. Kirk.—The farmers have taken advantage of the fine weather the past few days and are busy taking up their turnips.—Mrs. Thomas Hazel- wood, who has been quite ill shows some signs of improvement.—Harry Vickers, who moved to London a few years ago, is again a resident of our hurg and will again be found at his old post at the grist mill. His many friends welcome him hack.—W. G. Balfour has disposed of his farm east of the village to John Morfitt of Crom- ty, who formerly lived in Blanshard, until five years ago. Mr. Balfour has not decided where he will locate.- - The telephone directory containing over 160 names of subscribers has been issued. This is one of the best rural lines in Canada. instruments are con- tinually being installed. An extension will soon be made along the Thames Road. DKATt1--One of our most highly re- spected residents plaited away on Fri- day, Nov. Sth, when the death occur- red of Jane Mahon, relict of the late Alex. Kirk, at the age Of 79 years, S months and 28 days. For five years deceased had been in ill health, due particularly to old age, 1t was only a few weeks ago that the husband died, and at that time she was very ill, her death being expected at any time. She he was t native of Canada, being born at Brockville where she was married and a family of five children were born, previous to their moving to this section. Their golden wedding was celebrated it number of years ago. Mrs. a tAt Kirk was nch Methodist and in ) active her younger days was very ctve in promoting the cause of her Master in church work. The children who sur- vive are William of ('on. 12, l'sborne; Dr. D. A. of I eSener, Minn.; James of Hanliota, Man.; Joseph on the home- stead; Dr. S. J. of flak River; Mrs, John Hanna of Kirkton; Mr's. Junes Weir of Devizes, Mrs. Josiah Shier of Kirkton. The funeral to the Itirkton emetery on the following Sunday was argely attended. The Kirkton Methodist church an- niversary on Monday and Tuesday was a gratifying success. The Sunday ser. vices were largely attended and r+ very bigcrowd attended the fowl supper, wich was an excellent one. The en- tertainment was also good. Speerhes were made by Rev. Racey. Rev. Go-, 'rig of Exeter. Rev. Bartlett of Wood -I h hare. and the pastor Rev. Veale. The double qunttette of ,hones street Meth -1 1 odist church. Exeter, furnished the n music, giving a nurnher of excellent l i selections, while Miss Lewis and Miss t rehle sang A duet and Miss Lewis a olo. Mr. Wm. Berry rendered two ne cornet solos. The proceeds were arge, amounting to $110. to send by pod prepaid, to the undersigned Solicitors for the Administratrit of the rotatenf said deerased, their names, addresses and descri tions and a fa statement of part i, ulars of their claims and the na. time of the serhrities. (if any), held by them, duly certified and that after mild day the Admini.tratrix wi11 prates to di,tril to the assets of the said de • ceased among the parties entitled thereto, hay ing reganl only to such claims of which notice shall hair been glum A. al.o%e required. ane that the said Ad 1,10.1 rat wilt not I.eliablelnrthe said A..f 14 or any part the rmf, to any 410(4 nr Persone of whose shims noti.-r shall not have been received by het at Dashwood George Ruby, who has been work- ing in Hamburg for some time, spent the past week with his family here, George tells us he has a good job i the brass -works at that place An that he is likely to move with hi fatuily there in the near future. W are sorry to lose such good citizens a Mr. Ruby's family but are glad he ha a good position at that place.—Levi Hamacher, our popular baker, tells us that he has reduced the size ot his loaves to 11 Ib. and will still continue the old price of five cents a loaf. This will be more convenient than charging six cents a loaf as it will do away with the extra cent and the making of change. This price will continue till flour comes to its normal price—The Y. P. A. and a number of their friends, thirty strong, drove over to Crediton on Wednesday evening of last week and took part in the program given by the Y. Y. A. of that place. :Need - testi to say the program was good and well arranged. A good audience wa present. After the program a dainty luncheon was served at the parsonag to which all did ample justice. Ou people are loud in their praises of th theywere tendered t treatment t e d et th hands of the Crediton Society. --Th painters have been busy at Mr. Hart leib s block. The plate glass has beet placed in position and the whole build lag is quite an imposing struct ne.— Henry Kraft lost a valuable horse las week, as did also Henry Truetnner.- -The Trustees of our school have en ei ,i ed Mr. Shore of Varna as p rn t pa gaged It 1 for 19083 and the Misses Carlin • of size Carling ter as assistants. Those teachers al come highly recommended.—Miss Clara Brown, who has been visiting at her home here for some time, left on Saturday morning for Toronto where she usually stays.—E. M. Brok enshire and Miss Emilia Callfas spent Sunday with friends at Crediton.— Jacob Kellerman has had the plate glass placed in front of his store which adds greatly to its appearance,—Geo. Edighoffer has the outside work on his shop completed, the front has been placed and it looks quite imposing, be- ing of red brick. When completed in- side it will he a comfortable little place of business.— It has been rumour- ed that John Hall of London bas sold his property here to Peter Kraft for a good figure.—Mr. and Mrs. Sol. Hardy of Exeter visited at the home of Geo. Ruby over Sunday. ---Mr. and Mrs. Chas. flartleih of Zurich accompanied by Miss Best spent Sunday at the 'torte of Jonas Herded).— H. Laird of Brucefleld called on friends in the vil- lage on Saturday last,—Mr. Hayter�of Grand Bend visited at Hy, Willert's on Sunday.—The Zurich Y.P.A. visit- ed the Y. P. A. here on Monday night and furnished part of the program which was rendered. After the pro- gram a light lunch was served. An enjoyable evening was spent by all who attended. --Mrs. %nt. Zirnuier had a rag bee on Monday night. Rag - bees seem to be in it this fall.— Mrs. Ed. Mill has returned to her home in Milverton after spending a short time with relatives here. n At• tannin Factory APPLES WAWFED We will pay Cash and the Highest Price for good winter apples. Should not be less than 2 inches in diameter. EXETER CANNING CO. Crediton e Miss Stella Andrews spent a few 1' days last week in Stella the guest of e her sister Mrs. Boyce. —Soule of our e boys were skating on the river's edge e last week. Rather early!—haven't - we some liberal minded citizen in our 1 burg who could loosen his purse strings • a little and start a skating rink:? It would he certainly well patronized by t young and old.—Mt'. and Mrs, Wesley Kerr of Winchelsea visited friends in - town on Monday.—Rev. Bean of the Evangelical church and Rev. Eidt of Dashwood will exchange pulpits next I Snoday.--Mr•. and Mrs, Julio Sweitzev entertained several of our young pen- ple at their home on Monday evening. All had a very enjoyable evening.- ' Garnet Rau has returned home after - visiting . 1. Its l 'e. r relatives n'e t s inK' ► K1 ) h .itch. f. • —11y. Either. M.Y. P., Sant. Sweitrer and Paul Schenk have returned home froru their annual deer hunt. Our cit- izens have bad a taste of venison this week.—Chas. Stock and Elmer Gower spent last Sunday in Tavistock and Forest respectively.—Some of our boys had a football on the street Saturday evening and one of them managed to kick it through a big pane of glass at the Post office. It was an expensive kick and will no doubt prove a warn- ing in the future.—Mrs. August Hill has returned home from Waterloo lif- ter an extended visit with relatives.— Both the Sunday schools of the Meth- odist and Evangelical churches are preparing for their Xmas entertain- urenta. Their programs last year were excellent and we can always expect a treat when ever we attend one of their concerts. More particulars will follow later.—The Misses Myrtle Clark and Ella Beaver spent last Sunday in Cen- tralia, the guests of Ds'. and Sirs.Ortne. —Mrs. John Hauch is at present on the sick list and under our Dr's. care. —Chas. Wolf is able to be around again after his attack of rheumatism. —Quite a number from here attended the Conservative meeting held in Exe- ter on NVednesday evening. Wilicilelsea Wm. Clements and sister Eliza, who have been on a two months' visit in the West returned home last week. They speak favorably of the West and report it most enjoyable visit. They brought with them their little year- old nephew, his mother having died recently in the West. The little fel- low has fallen into a good home and will la properly cared for, --Miss Anne i'erkins of Waterton is the west of Mrs, G. W. Mead.-- Little Miss Olive Honig is visiting her aunt, Mrs. ('le- ments.—Messrs. Thos. Coward and W. W. Kerr were in London on business last week. --Miss Genie 1 Itis tss pPn - ins a few days with Ir (Po IAze1 . wood. ---Miss Altnena Heywood is vis- iting friends in Plugtown.--Mrs. (;has. Kerr of Crediton and Mrs. Harry %Vil- son of Centralia were guests of Mrs. Kerr Monday. --Miss Mary Bonis of St. Marys visited sled her aunt Mrs. Clements last week. --W. W. Kerr and wife wets visitors with old friends at Crediton Sunday.—IA'AIIP I{ohinson and sister Miss ElIa, vir,ited friends in Meaforth and McKillop Holiday. Sou) FAUyt.---IVa). ('lurk on Mon- day sold his hundred -acre farm in the township of l'sborne, being lot 13, I con. 0, to Daniel Coward of the same township. The price paid Ives $71(%), This is an excellent farm and Mr. Cow - rd has every reason to feel proud of is purchase. We understand Mr. 'lark will move with his family to ,ondon. Being old residents of the eigbborhood freennany years, their tinny friends will regret to hear of heir intentions of leaving. the time . f .n• h di.tritnrtion. - 8 Dated at Err tor. this 12th dao of E'm. ita't. fi DICKSON & ('A)i, f, 1 Solicitors for Administrate ti} Iter. NOTICE TO CRE NOW iM THE TIME. RS We notice in the Family Herald And i Lulllley Francis ltychman had the misfor- tune to get the tips of iris fingers of his lett hand in the root pulper lately. -Mr. and Mrs. John Traquair enter- tained the young people of this vicin- ty to a dance. They• had a ggravel bee in the afternnon. Memirs. Iiorton and Bolton furnished music and those who were present found Mr. and Mrs. Tra- rprair model entertainers. Miss Anna E.Ilerington of Guelph spent the past two weeks at the parental home.—Miss Enuna McTaggart of New York was the guest of her mother here for a short time. --We regret to say at. the time of writing that Wm. Stewart,Jr., Is very low with nn attack of pl+tersy. --Mr. Dinnin and Miss E. Stoneman was 1 he guest of Mise Margaret Mc-' Queen on Sunday. -John Vance and J. M. Glenn returned on Saturday eve- ning from Brantford and Paris where they have been engaged in packing apples.—Miss Miners of Exeter has been engaged to teach our school for the incoming year. -We notice that some of the beef -rings in the Northern part of the country wind up with 'an oyster sapper. Mr by rant our ring have a similar closing of the season's business.-- Mr. and Mrs. R. D. hell of Tuckersmith were guests of Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Bolton on Sunday. of .lane Tennant, late of the Village of ('entralie. in the County of Hu- ron. Widow, deceased. I'urso,ant to Chapter 120, nt the Re.i.e't Stahttee o1 ur:tar.... Iso:, notice ie heret.% gi.en that all ered- itnr. and other. has Mg chime a1t1r.in.t the e.tate of Jane Tennant, late of the Village of l'entralia. In the County of Ritron, widow, who dit.l on or about the 27th day of .April, t.1' , star,, are, on or before The 21)th Day of November, A.D., 1007 to and by Iwai•repaid to the nnder.igned 14,IiMt- 11r4 for the London and Western Trust. Co., 1.W., administrators of the estate of the said de•ea.ed, th..r. hristian and surname., & %.Iftwees and de. rii+ tions, the full Iarticnlars o/.heir •labs', the .tale - merit of their w" ,,Int, an.l the nature of the womb ties ill any) held by them. .end further take notice that after s.,- h last men Boned dateiht A1n.ini,tvetoes.01 proceed tndr!tliL- ate the meet. or the de.. ea.el, amongst the parties entitled thereto, ha. mit regard onk to the alarm. of •hi. h noire shall then hale teen gi.tn, and that the Administrator will not be Gable for the a.seta or any part thereof to any person or moons of whose .lain, notice shall not hate been receives by them at the time rf *IA di.tritmtion Patel at E:tett r this 13tH day. of Nosetnter. A It., e7 DICKSON & CARLING. Pali itnre for the London and Western Tr ere ('0. 1.'d the atom e named Adminislra:ors. Weekly Star of Montreal an earnest appeal from the Publishers requesting subscribers to renew earlier than usual this season. It must ire a great problem to handle the thousands upon thousands of subscriptions pouring into that greataper every day daring December and January and old sub• scribers+, and new subscribers ton, should remit their st)b1eeriptions now in order to prevent any possible de- lay later on. The Family herald and Weekly Star never was 90 papular as it is to -day and is beyond doubt the biggest dollar's wotth to be had. For Sale or To Rent. Lot No. is, Con. 1. Tp of Stephen. County of Huron, containing 10n a ree of land• well fenced and drained; with good orchard, show twenty are! 31 good bu.h, modern T.•.,ihlines, ooroenient to s•hxl church and mark. t, and is situate about two mile. from the tillage of Exeter' If not sold before Nor. lith, w111 le rented For further particulars apply to Robert Leathern, or to Mr+.,. 1M. k.nn k Carling 2 6 Wellington st Rarristere, ke. London, fent. Exeter fent -- Two Houses to Let. Two good frame houses to let, apply at this office. A beautiful canary bird belonging to Miss Hannah Parsons died last week, nearly 20 years old. It has been cared for in the home of her brother, Mr. Harry ('arsons, for a number of years and was a great favorite and sweet singer, As a household pct he will be missed. 1. Mr..loshu+t Heywood, our local taxidermist, has set the little 1 fellow up, and he looks as natural as I when alive. Horticultural Prize Winners In the County competition ot the Huron exhibit at the Ontario Horti- cultural Exhibition in Toronto, held from Nov. 12th to pith, the prizes were awarded as follows:—K, Carneron. Lucknow, 1st baldwin, 1st spy, 2nd Ben Davis; A. W. Sloan, Blyth,1 King 2 spy, 2 greening; W. Geddis, Morris, 2nd llaldwin; Geo. Lethwaitc, Goder- ich Tp., 1 russett; E. 13. Jenkins, Turn - berry, 1 Canada red, 2 rsssett; R. Mc - Dwain, In Nile. •>' _ king; 0, Fothergill, East Wawxnosh, 1 I3en Davis, 2 Ontario, 2 .. Canada ted; II. Curwiu, Goderich t p., 1 Ontario; H. 0. McGowan, East Wa- wanosh, 1 greening, 2 A. O. variety; F. E. Bingham, Godet'ich, 1 snow; P. Hogg, S eaf orth; 2 snow; J. R . Hender- son' 5eaforch1A. 0. variety. The Huron department was in charge of County Clerk Lane of Goderich, and F. Metcalf of Blyth. -- - - - -— BIRTIIS WYNNSS—In Ashville, Man., on Nov. 14, to Mr. and Mrs. Wyness, (nee Miss Emnl8 Young, formerly of Ex- eter,) of a daughter. WltyoN--At Grand Bend, Nov, 16, to Reuben Wilson and wife a son, Hoot+iss--At Harpley, Nov. 18, to J. Hodgins and wife a son. MARRIAGES. VH0031AN—ANURRNON—In Brantford. Nov. 14, by Rev. Harvey, Mr. E. H Vrooman of Harrisburg, to Miss Miss Gertrude, eldest daughter of Mi'. and Mrs. Geo, Anderson, Exeter. E:ns'rl:n—Rstt)—At the home of the bride's mother, Stanley. Nov. Otb. by the 1{ev.John NcNeil of Bayfield. Rachel, youngest daughter of Mrs. John Reid, Sr., to Janics Webster of near Lucknow. KRLI,B'r•r—GotCr.n—At the James st Methodist parsonage, Exeter, or) November 21), by Rev. A. 11. Going, John Kellett of Usborne to Miss Elizabeth Gould, youngest daughter of Mr. James Gould, Huron street. DEATHS Hullo --in Kirkton, on Nov, 5th, Jane Mahon, relict of the late Alex. Kirke aged 71) years, 8 months, 2S days, I (rs— In In lnt(s ell( on Mrs. John Holmes, in her 102nd year. Citawl,KY --in Liman, Nov. i0, Susan Crawley, aged 75 years. Apples Wanted AT THE Hensall Evaporator 35c. to 750. will be paid for suit- able peeling apples. Geo. Joynt, Prop. p Prepare for the Wiri1sr COLD WEATHER WANTS: Garlands Souvenirs and National Ranges from $31 to $30. Jewel, Art Huron and Art Souvenir Heaters from $32 Up. A few Heaters from $10 to $15 Stove Pipes 10c,, Elbows 10c, Dampers 10 and 15c. Stove Pipe Enamels 25c,, Stove Boards and Oil • cloth squares for under stoves from 50c. up. 'Weatherstrip for doors and Windows. Keep, out the cold. 5c. per foot. Paroid Rooting 1 and 2 ply, $2.50 per square. 11EAMAN'S HARDWARE k STOVE STORE 4•