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The Advocate OIlice„Exeter
TWENTY-FIRST YEAR.
EXETER, ONTARIO. THURSDAY, JUN E 1s, 1908.
SANDERS & CREECH
The Old Reliable
We are offering this week a
ili Rediicliou ill ais1s
Now is your time to select from the largest and best assortment
we have shown for years. Prices as follows:
Regular $1.00, now $ .90
u 1.25 ” 1.00
f it 1.50 " 1.25
11 1.75 " 1.50
Regular $2.00. now $1.50
" 2.25 " 1.75
2.75 2.25
" 3.00 " 2.50
Who will be the first to take advantage of these prices `r
Don't forget we still carry the
`a ASTORIA'r SHOE.
No finer in town for style and quality.
Highest price paid for produce.
CARLINGir BROS.
Clearing Sale of
All Summer Goods
Fancy Dress Muslins
White Dress Muslins
Black Dress Muslins
White and Colored Dress Ducks
Chambrays and Ginghams
Embroideries (specials at 5c yard)
White Underskirts ($1.50 skirt for $1.19)
Corset Covers (50c quality for 38c)
Lawn Waists ($1.25 waist for 98c)
Summer Corsets (50c quality for 45e)
SUMMER MILLINERY
LADIES, Every Hat in our Show Room
must be sold. Some of the Prettiest Hats of the
Season to be disposed of at a Great Sacrifice.
SNELL & ROWE
Professtonal•
Cards.
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Da. 0.1. BOULSTON, L. D. 8„ D. D. 8.
DHNTIST
Member of the R. C. D. 8. of Ontario and Honor
Graduate of Toronto University.
OFFICE: Over Dickson A ('arling' s Law• Dake, in
Dr. Anderson's former Dental Parlors.
ablDR. A. R. KINSMAN, L D. 8., D. D. 8..
Honor graduate of Toronto Unlveristy.
DENTIST,
:Nth eatracted without any pain, or any bad aeon'
Mei over Madman * Stanbury's office. Maln street
beta.
Medical
DR. T. P. McLAI'(iIILIN
FeCAIRNS, VETERINARY SrRGEON,
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Sue.•eeeor to DR. Raws.ty,
Spe-ial Attention to Dentistry.
Night ralls left at the home of Mr. Peter Barden
Main ,tree, (opp Triritt Memorial Church), will be
promptly it:ended to.
EXETER, • ONTARIO.
Otfcc-Dr. Ramsay•a old stand, corner of Main and
North street*, (opp. I'ym's Blacksmith Shop).
Your patronage solicited.
Brick and Tile for Sale
The undersigned has a large quantity of Arst•rlase
rig: k and tile for sale on his yards, situated opposite
the grtat mill at Crediton Eat. Satisfaction guar.
anteed. It will be toyour Interest to call and make
an inepe• t.cn before 1.11, Me elsewhere.
JOSEPH IIAIST, C'rtditon East
Has resumed practi,-e after !pending a year (Col.
lege) at British and Continentahospitals. oeneral „L++++++++44+++++++++++++44
practice with special attention to Eye, (with refrac•
tion) Ear, Nae end Throat.
OtTi•e. Dashwpod. Ont.
Leis!.
DICKSON A /'ARLiNO, BARRISTERS. .SOLICI-
ton, Notaries. ('onveyan -ens, Commissioners.
Solicitors for Molscns Bank. et,.
Money to Lose at lo•weet rates of Interest.
Ofi1. es, Wan street, Exeter,
I. a. Oasua•, a &., L, H. Dlcssoa
MONEY TO LOAN. -_
we have a large amount of prh►te funds to lose
s farm and village pr•per:Iµ, at low rates of Inter
eat.
OLAUMAN R STANBI'RY,
Barri•trr•, S,.11. itcc,Main et.. F..oeter On
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B. S. \HiLLiPS, ExETER.
Licensed Auctioneer.
Sales attended in a:1 par:•. Satisfy tion guaran
teed or no pa Terms reasonable. All orders left
at Ail, mate om-e will be promptly attended to.
William Brown
Prof. Diploma of Royal in'erporated Society of
Morn, lane, England; Organiet of Truitt Memorial
Chile h.F.neter. Piano, Organ, Harmony and Theory
of Music. Terme on application. Exeter, Ont.
J. SENIOR
Agent Confederation Life Assurance
Company, also Fire insurance in lead-
ing Canadian and British Companies.
Main -St., Exeter.
House For Sale.
in the Village of Exner. , t:rated on Rime:* street,
a frame dwelling, t stories. kitchen and woodshed,
stable, toot well, one fifth acre of land. All in good
Will to *old reasonable. Apply at thia
cmc
Cottage to Rent.
A frame cottage, in good repair, and
at reasonable rental. Apply at this
Mee.
SUMMER SCHOOL..
Our rnsvacem, Ili 1r01. n nee out.,
Ttele than sur other in erntario'
here must be a tca.cn: write for ,t
Special Coarse for Teachers
Mail Coarsen
CLINTON BUSINESS COLLEGE
(;.o ipntton, Principal.
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House and Land for Sale.
The undersigned ie offering for sale hi. house and
land on Huron Street East. The house lc of frame
and U in good repair. Thr land consists of 1acres
in good condition. Coo.) aatkr-hard Indsoft.
Coal stable. Some good Irk trees, etc. Poaeee-
•ion given row or in the fall. Apply at the home
• Abraham Dearng, Jr.,'imcoe Street.
WM. 8. itAKER.
Ontario Liquor License Act
Li r•. •r D'.etri. t of South Huron. Notice is here-
by gr•ren that Thomas ('ook of the Village
ci I:x(ter has made application for permiasion
to transfer his Village tavern licen.e at Exeter
to Reber% W. Pinney of Exeter. and that the said
application will be considered at the meeting of the
Mani of Lcen,e Commissioners, to he held at the
Man*ion Route, In Village of Exeter, on the 26th
day of June, 19(C, at the hone of 10 a.m.
All person* interested will govern themselves a--
cordingly.
John Torrance, Licenee inapt.. for
Dated at Clinton. this 9th day of June, 1005.
Farm Help Wanted,
An experienced farm hand. Good water Apply
:n person st the Advocate office. -
For Sale.
Good frsmr dwelling hong. and stable, tote Nos
1:.\), 121 and 1:2, en the seats W.le of the take Road,
Eeettr, Ontario. the prop.arte elf the late R.,lian,
Hoskin, For partirutare apply to
RICHARD 11te.KIN Kirkton,
MRS. Jo11N M• LAUGtll.lN, Exeter,
MeatEft AMY, StephenTpt,
Exe' utors,
or to
GLADIIAN h STANBI'RY,
i ltarr•t.n, ratter
County Council Doings.
Ire netti.•ti of Messrs. I3obier and
Taylor, that the engineer examine the
Exeter bridge and have it put in re-
pair.
Re motion of Messrs. McDermiad
and McKay, that the bridge built by
Tuckersnlith and Stanley be assumed
by the county hereafter.
Re motion of Messrs. Petty and
Hawkins for grant of $20 to Ilensall
horse show, that no action be taken,
as it has not yet complied with condi-
tions of the Agricultural Act.
The tr'easurer's estimate of receipts
and expenditures for the year are as
follows:
EXPENDITURES.
Administration of justice., $ 5,500.00
Jail account 2,200.00
Division Court jury fund 100.00
Schools 15,000.00
School management..... 2,800.00
Miscellaneous grants... .... 2,000.00
Municipal government 5,500.00
Stationery and printing, etc. 1,000.00
Lunatics and charities 600.00
Interest 500.00
County property 1,500.00
Miscellaneous 100.00
Industrial home 0,000.00
Roads and bridges 30,762.17
Sterling debentures .... 5,500.00
Currency debentures2,000.00
RECEIPTS
Registry office
Licenses
Surplus 1907
$81,002.17
$1,200.00
800.00
0,800.79
$8,809.70
Antt.to he raised by taxation $72,252.38
The house of refuge committee rec-
ommended that proper fire protection
be provided for the new addition, as
there was none, and the rate of insur-
ance would be increased by 50 per
cent. unless this were done. The com-
mittee found the buildings and prem-
ises neatly kept, the inmates clean and
contented and the crops of different
kinds looking well and the general till-
age of the farm good.
Inspector Tom reported there were
132 teachers in West Huron at the
close of 1907. Twelve held first-class
certificates, forty-eight held seconds
and seventy-one thirds. In 1897 there
were three holding firsts, fifty-six
holding seconds and seventy-four
thirds. in 190; there wet e thirty-eight
men teaching at an average salary of
$500, and ninety-four women at no
average salary cf $412. There were
fifty-eight men, receiving nn average
of $380,in 1907 and seventy•flye women,
getting an average of $261. The twen-
ty-four regular teachers in the urban
schools at the close of 1907 were all re-
tained for 1908, but thirty-six of the
107 rural divisions changed teachers.
31r. Tom strongly advocated school
libraries. For 1908 the Legislature
voted a special grant of $0,000 ($1,000
more than last year) in aid of rural
school libraries, as an additional per-
centage on the value of all library
books purchased between July 1st,
1907, and October 1st, 1908. There is
also a grant on the total value of all
hooks in the library. Before October
1st, 1908. every school section should
have a library of at least $20 worth of
books. -
Cut flowers khould be unpacked and
put in water to which a pinch of salt
has been added. It is also very im-
portant that the ends of the stems
could be snipped off with a knife or a
pair of scissors.
Auction Sale Town Property
and Household Effects
There ' i:1 1 oAe red for *ale l r public auction on
the premises part of l.ot 9 and lar, Sanders street,
Exeter on Saturday June "-; th t 1.30 o'clock p. m.
There is on the premixes a good frame house in grit.
class repair, frame stable, hard and soft water and a
number choice fruit trees. A number household ef-
forts will also be sold at the tame time and place.
JOHN GILL, Auct. ROi1T. PINNEY, Prop.
To Justices of the Peace.
The Ontario Statutes for 1008 bare been teethed
by the undersigned for distribution and may be ob-
tained by Justices and others entitled to the same
upon application.
(iodertch, 10th June, lits.
C. BEARER,
Clerk of the Peace, lluron.
Farm For Sale or Rent.
The ungi r•iined is offerin • fcr sale or rent that
desirable farm in the township of McGillivray, be•
ing Lot 4. Con. U. containing icer acres of Ant class
land. There Is on the premixes good Leask house
a batik ban, and other out building., 10 aces, good
bush, all well drained and fenced. This is one of the
beet farms in Maiillirray township and will be sold
or rented on reasonable terms. For perticnlare ap
ply to D STEWART, Mount Carmel.
SILO WANTED.
Mile/ ViniJJt?JVl)trtr'iC'> QUOt)4riZert?
+iitecstieoasnakoreasEt cotaaav
1. 1{. Carling was in London Tues-
day.
Uiss Lulu 31artin is visiting in Dor-
chester. -
\\ . H. Alger was in St. Thomas over
Sunday.
\L'. L Atmstrong was in London
SaUudny.
Ur. and .Urs. W. S. Cole were in
Lucas Sunday.
Miss Annie Maud Davis visited with
friends in Crediton on Sunday.
Misses Neva Snell and Nora Nichol-
son of London are visiting here.
Mr. and \fes. Norman Patterson
were in Wroxeter over Sunday.
Mr. T. Cook of the Mansion House
was in I ondon last week.
Mr. Ed. Beaver, formerly of Jones &
Clark, visited here part of the week.
Mrs. Nesmith of Milverton is the
geguestrtof her sister, Mrs. A. E. Hod -
Mrs. Mark Mitchell of London is
visiting her father, Mr. Philip Row-
cliffe.
Miss Ella McPherson of Hensall vis-
ited her sister, Mrs. J. T. O'Brien over
Sunday.
Mr. Arthur Knox of Blyth is reliev-
ing at thsdepot during Mr. S. Bob-
ier's absence.
Mrs. Chas. Lindenfelt and son Ed-
ward have returned from a three
weeks' visit at Godericb.
Mrs. Simon Campbell and daughter,
Miss Vera spent a few days last week
with relatives at Motherwell.
Miss Ida May Welsh of London
spent a few days this week the guest
of Mise Velma Easterbrook.
Mr. Percy Parkinson, who has been
attending tbe Bissell College at Effing-
ham, Ill., bas returned home.
Mr. F. W. Gladman attended the
High Court of Canadian Order of For-
esters at Niagara Falls last week.
Mrs. J. . Stanbury and children
are visiting Mrs. Stanbury'e parents,
Dr. and Mrs. Eastwood of Whitby.
Mrs. A. J. Snell and son, of Winni-
peg, and Miss Vera Snell of Wood-
stock are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John
Snell,
Mrs. Ida Robjnson, who bas been
the guest of Mrs. Geo. Easterbrook,
returned to her home at Niagara Falls,
N. Y.. Saturday.
Mr. Robt. Willis of Chicago, is
spending a few days with relatives
and friends in town, having arrived
Wednesday morning.
Mr. G. H. Hughes, who spent the
lattus-pc^t of last week the guest of
Mi'. and Mrs. Thos. Fitton, returned
to Montreal on Saturday.
Mrs. Andrew Hicks of Riverside.
California, arrived here Friday night
and will visit with friends here for a
few weeks.
Mrs. Chas. Seawright returned last
Friday from a visit in Westfield, N.
1'., accompanied by her mother and
daughter, who will spend the summer
here.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Seldon are at-
tending the marriage of the former's
cousin, Miss Edna Seldon of Ingersoll
to Mr. Kerr of the Merchants Bank,
Ingersoll.
Mrs. E. Birk, who has been residing
with het' father, Mr. Thos. Dearing,
left Monday evening for Petoska,
Mich., where she intends remaining
indefinitely.
Mr. Shirley Bobier and Miss Norma
Bobier are visiting in Buffalo, while
Mrs. Bobier and two children are visit-
ing Mrs. Bobier's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Drmkwater, at London.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Cobbledick, of
Calgary. Alta., who have been visit-
ing Ontario friends for the past few
weeks, are now visiting Exeter friends
and prior to returning to their home
in the West.
IJE1!`( N.% 1 .
itev. W. M. Martin was in London
hast week. While their he officiated
at the marriage of Miss Irene Tait,
daughter of Alex. Tait, who was a tor -
mer resident of Exeter and associated
with Mr. James Murray in the foun-
dry business. The groom was T. E.
Jackson of London.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL$
Gerald Fitton is recovering nicely
from his illness.
Fred Bowden is under the doctor's
care at his horse.
Miss Jessie Brick*ood of Exeter
north, was quite ill last week, but is
improving.
The event of the season will be the
Garden Party on the Rectory lawn,
Friday evening, June 20th.
While assisting in raising a barn be-
longing to James Brooks of the 5th
concession of Vsborne Wm. J, Ford
of ['shortie had one of his fingers sev-
erely smashed, a
They Went Fishing
Several of the members of the isaak
Walton Fishing Club of Exeter went
to Grand Bend op Friday to enjoy
their annual fish in the waters of old
Lake Huron. With the Pastrnasters
in the art of angling were several ap-
,licants for memherehip in the club,
nd they were duly initiated into the
mysteries of the organization at Grand
Mend, before repairing to the lake
shore. The day was tine and appar-
antly the elements were in proper con-
dition for the sport, as the catch from
off the dock as well as from the boats
at the stakes was very large, some of
the boys gathering in as many as four
dozen fine perch. Needless to say all
enjoyed the day to the full, and nisch
age advice was given the new mem-
bers by the older fishermen, such as
be President, N. D. Hurden, the
Vice -President. A. G. Dyer, and the
chief boatswain, Jame, sweet. Un
the way home the three mentioned
officers were re-elected and a notnber
of new offlees ctt'eated for the newly
initiated. RR it ie a rule of the club
that each member most hold an tare.
even if the office ha- to be created tot
the man.
WANTED -to minhese stare •rlo in goof repair. a
Apply to L DAY, Exeter.
COWS FOR SALE.
Two new Milch cw• 1.00,1 grade ,ow.
to F. CONLIN, Centra. a
Farm for Sale.
APO!,
That chole, farm, being composed of Lot 15, in
Con. 4. t•eborne, in the Countyof Huron, containing 8
100 acres, 95 cleared and 5 ardwood trash. 0004
brick dwelling. large,,ommodioue bank barn: drive
house, pig house. good orchard, never-fallingR
wells of water Thi. ie a choice,elean farm In ahigh
state o1 cultivation ('on'enient to church and
school, and within 2,S melee of Exeter. if not sold
era Mery on or before the ":ted day of June, it will
to *old by publi- auction on the premise, on the
ch DAY OF JULY, 19 e.4, at .n o'cla k p. m.
Easy teres of payment, hunt he sold owing to
healtto
h
lltandproprietor, JOHN N. PERKINS. For
particular. apply to
Tlff((1iw. CAMERON,
Auctioneer, Farquhar.
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Mt', Thos, Bis-ett con -salted an eye
specialist in Loudon on 'Wednesday.
W. J. Bissett accompanied hint.
Mies Anna Martin will take part in
the program in cnmt)ection with the
lawn social at Kipper* Friday evening.
Mrs. E. Christie expects to leave the
latter part of the week to visither
daughter, \Ins. Rogers. Chicago, for a
mouth.
Mrs. Richard Davis, Jr., on Wednes-
day afternoon entertained a few of the
ladies of town to a quilting patty, in
honor of her mother, Mrs. Lowe, the
occasion being the tatter's birthday.
That the ladies assembled were near
the alloted period of life's span will be
understood when it is known that the
guest of honor has attained her 73rd
year, but is happy, hale and hearty,
and contemplates going on a visit to
the Northwest in the near future.
To believe that all enjoyed themselves
is only to know Mrs. Davis and her
mother.
Oddfellows Fraternalize.
On Tuesday afternoon the delegates
of the different lodges of Oddfellows of
this district met in convention in the
Oddfellows' Hall, Exeter, for the pur-
pose of transacting the usual district
business. The chair was occupied by
the D. D. G. M., Bro. J. G. Stanbuty.
The retain duty of the afternoon was
the electing of a new'D. D. G. M. and
the choice fell upon a tried and true
member of Clinton Lodge, Bro. Jacob
Taylor.
The occasion of the District Meeting
was taken advantage of by the Exeter
brethren to hold a lodge of instruction
in degree work. And after the usual
routine business of the evening meet-
ing the work was commenced.
About one hundred and twenty-five
members of tbe order were present,
many visitors coming from Seaforth,
Hensall and Brucefleld, as well as the
third degree team of Clinton lodge.
The work of the second and third
degrees was exemplified, the former
by the Exeter lodge and the latter by
Clinton lodge. Both teams did excel-
lent work and they were highly com-
plimented by the brethren who ad-
dressed the sleeting at its close.
After clotting the lodge the brethren
repaired to the Town Hall, where Bro.
W. J. Statham had prepared an excel-
lent supper, to which all did ample
justice. The roots had been nicely
decorated by Bro. Statham with bunt-
ing, etc., which added considerably to
the enjoyment of the occasion.
Thus ended one of the most pleasant
and profitable evening that the mem-
bers of the order had ever enjoyed in
Exeter.
A Happy Recognition.
On Tuesday afternoon the home of
Mr. and \IIs. A. Hastings was the
scene of a gathering of a large number
of friends for the purpose of express-
ing their ['egret ou the occasion of the
departure of one of their number, Mrs.
(Dr.) Amos, and recognizing in a hap-
py manner her worth and the true
sentiment of regard entertained for
her. An address of a very flattering
character was read by Mrs. F. J.
Knight, followed by appropriate ad-
dresses from Hev. Martin and I)r.
Bright. Refreshments were served
and a pleasant time was spent, when
all separated with feelings too deep
for words to express of the personal
loss each sustains in the removal from
our midst of a friend whom to know is
to highly esteem. Mrs. Amos leaves
shortly to join her husband in Ray-
mond, Alta. Following is the address:
Exeter, June 15th, 1908
To Mrs. i Dr.1 Amos,
Exeter, tint.
Dear Madam:
The Woman's institute having
heard with great regret your idles-
ment from the position of president of
the society, and your contemplated re•
tuoval from town, take this oppor-
tunity of placing on record the deep
sense of loss we sustain, and also an
expression of our appreciation of the
enduring work you have been able to
accomplish'in the institute by your
zeal, ability and faithfulness.
During your Until of office you have
always had the hest interests of the
society at heart, your pleasant, affable
manner has drawn the members closer
to you, and hence closer to one anoth-
er, while the skill with whieh you have
controlled and directed the affairs of
the Institute in this town has gone a
long way to placing it upon a secure
and lasting foundation.
Not only do We regret your depar-
: are which will remove yon from our
Society, but also r e feel the loss your
absence will n, .u. lrp the social lite of
our numerous friends, to whom yon
have attached pill USI.,If most strongly.
We hope and pray that your life u1
the great and bu.y West may be a
happy one, and the feel sure you will
find many channels of usafuluess in
which you can engage the many tal-
ents with which you have been richly
endowed.
Be assured you carry with you the
truest and best tt'isbc of all the mem-
bers of this Institute, and we trust
your relationship has proven 80 pleas-
ant to you that you will cherish in
your heart the many occasions in
which we met together under the au-
spices of the Woman's Institute of
dear old Exeter.
Signed—Mrs. F. J. Knight, Mrs. A.
Hastings.
BIRTHS
SANDERS -In Exeter, on June 15, to
the wife of S. M. Sanders, a son.
SIJIPsON-At Moorseville, on June 14,
to Ab. Simpson and wife a daugh-
ter.
BRODERICK-At the Town Line, Hay,
on June 8, to Mr and Mrs. Elgar
Broderick, a son.
GELiNAS-At the Bauble Line, Hay,
on June 5, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Gelinae, a daughter.
MAGRIAMIS.
WASS-TAYLOR-At Zion, on June 10,
Mr. J. M. Wass of Granton, to Miss
Bertha J., eldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Taylor of Zion.
Mafiosi-HEIDEMAN-At Clinton, on
June 10th, by Rev. W.• J. Jolliffe,
Mary J., daughter of Edward Heide-
man, Exeter, to William A. Mason
of Clinton.
PUMFREY-HUNSICKEit-At Hanley,
Sask., on June 10th, L. Gertrude,
only daughter of Harry J. Hunsick-
er, to Walter L. Pumfrey, formerly
of Exeter.
EoaN-GRAHAJI—In London, at St.
Mary'.[ Ohurch, on June 15, Francis
.4. Egan of Biddulph, to Agnes Ver-
ona Graham, of London.
McTAvistr -TAYLOR.-In Exeter. on
June 17th, by Hev. A. H. Going,
Joseph McTavish, of Shakespeare, to
Mks Margaret Jean, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor, of Exeter,
DEATHS
HALT. -in Mitchell, on June 7, Thomas
0. Hall, in bis 21st year.
TAYt.oR-in St. Marys, on Sunday,
June 7, William Taylor, aged 82
years.
Wicees-In Starr]. y, on June 7th,
Charles Weeks, aged 71 years and 3
months.
BANKS -In Crediton, on June 13th,
Arthur Herbert Banes, son of Joseph
Banes, aged 25 years, 6 months and
11 days.
DotariteRTy-In Mitchell, on June (1,
Elizabeth Laving, beloved daughter
of Jars. Pattrick Dougherty, aged
26 years.
Cool: -in Exeter, on June 13, William
A. Cook, stepson of Mr. Wm. Han-
ders, aged 29 years, 2 months and 8
days.
Going on a Vacation ?
1f so, call at THE PURITY and get
a supply of ENJOVME cosmetics and
keep up the appearance. IIere are
some of the seasonable articles:
Enjoyme Quince and Almond Cream
removes tan and cools the skin -25c.
Enjoyme Medicinal Jelly feeds and
builds up the worn out skin -25c.
Enjoyme Tooth ('ream is soft cream
whirl thoroly cleans the teeth-I'3c.
Enjoyme Eau De Quinine Hair Tcnic
hest for dandruff or hair growing.
Enjoyme Foot }':ase, hest out for
tired, tender feet :':r•
Hose Shampoo, the best head wash,
great for dan(11off ton.
Taletlrlt Powders, Toilet Waters,
Soaps and Perfumes in variety.
Call and see for y.n1rnrl1 at
THE PURITY
Watch Window. Can. Exp.ltldg.
For the Hot Weather
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Coal Oil Stoves, small 75c to $1,35
" " one minute, wickless.. for $10.00 only
Vapor Gasolene Stoves, from 95.00 up
Gasolene Cans, hold 4 gale with
Lamp (no evaporation) for $2.00 only
Hammocks, (a swell lino) 92.50 to 94.75
Screen Doors $1.00 to 91.50
t/ Windows 20 ct.l to 40 cts
Light Step Ladders; very latest . .81.00 to $1.50
Curtain Stretchers, complete81.40 per set
Lawn Mowers $1 75 to $5.50
Semour's Floor Paint .15c per (jimi t
" 100 per cent Pure Paint. . 25e and r,0c
Fishing Tackle of every description.
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE & STOVE STORE