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TWENTY-FIRST YEAR.
EXETER. ONTARIO. THURSDAY, JULY 15. 1909.
SANDERS & CREECH
The Old Reliable
The real hot weather is here!
IN 10 Keep Are you prepared for it?
Here are a few -How to Keep
• Cool " suggestions.
Cool White Goods
Muslins, Drawers, Organdies,
White Waists, White Cnder-
skirts, Summer Corsets, Corset
Cover.. &c : Men's and Buys' Straw Hate; White Vests, very choice line;
New Ties, all of the latest in style and colorings.
austial
LADIES' BLACK HOSE,
worth 25c, now
122.
Crockery, a new line just in!
Now is the time to replace your broken lots at about half the price
you paid for your old. We would remind you that we still have the
Astoria Shoe
in Men's only, in all the latest styles, both in the low and high cut.
HighestPricesPrices Paid for Produce and Live Poultry !
Butter 17c, Eggs 18c. trade: 17c cash.
These prices subject to
change.
CARLING BROS.
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Money ! Money ! Money 1
MUST HAVE MONEY!
In order to get money we will hold a
Great Slaughter Sale for the Next 30 Days
Everything reduced in price. Al! Summer Goods to be sold
at Cost prices.
Men's Straw Hate
and Snits
This is a Genuine Sale
Ladies' Blouses,
W hitewear,
Bette,
Mastitis,
Glove., and
as we want to raise $4,000 in thirty days. Light Rain Coate
GOODS MUST GO !!!
Come quick and get bargains.
We Keep Nice, Clean, Fresh Groceries
R. N. ROWE
PHONE 22
— ONE DOOR NORTH OF POST -OFFICE
Professional Cards.
DLO.F.
s'O.1. YOULBTON, L. D. le, D. D. B.
DRNTIST
Nisbet of the S. 0. D. B. of Oatarlo and Honor
fisadsat• of ?moot* university.
011101: Over Dickson a Cullers Law Ofce, In
>Ds. £adenoses former Dental Patlors.
`DS. A. R. KINSMAN, L D. B., D. D. B.'
Besot graduate of Toronto l niver!str.
DENTIST,
goo extracted without any pain, or any bad gleet.
(Ices oyer Madman a Stanbury'e omc,, Ya!n street
taste@.
Modlcal
�] R BRIGiiT, Y. D., Y. ('. P. a S. HONOR
els Graduate of Toronto t'nitenits, Two jean
resident physician Roval Alexandra (hospital, etc.
Oface and Reeedence, flea Ames' Old Stand, Andrew
Street, EXETER.
pc:. P. YCLAU0111.iN
Has resumed practb a atter epencline a jou (C'ol
l,te)K British and Continental hospitals. Oeneral
practice with special attention to Lye,(wltb tetra -
ttcn) far Nose and Tbroat.
(Mee: Dashwood, Ont.
Legal.
DiC[80N a CARLINO, BARRISTERS, FOLIC!
sero. Notaries, ('onveyan ere, Conn!rsicnen
Solicitor' for Moises Bank, etc.
Mosey to L.sa at lowest rater et loterreit
Otsee., Malo street. Exeter,
t. s. Oatlr.o'e, seep.,
L B. tcteo■
MOSSY TO LOAA.
We ease a large amount of prise!, rare. •o 'caa
s fans and %Wage properties at low 111t15 cf rter
set
GLAS•YAN a STAN EUkle i
Barristers, Bolicltors,Yain et , Elf Oa
B. M. PHILLIPS, EXETER.
L'ceased Asctlosesr.
gales attended In a!1 parte. Satlsfa-tieo roams.
Wed se so pay._ Terms resonable. All orders left
tat Advocate ln5ce will be promptly attended to
J. SENIOR
Agent Confederation Life Assurance
Company, also Fire Insurance in lead-
ing Canadian and British Companies.
Main -St.. Exeter.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
WM. ANDERSON. Ltccesed Au:tioneer
for Hu: or. County. Terms reasonable.
Dates ran be made at ire Advo -ate.
Exeter. or !leery htlbcr's Office, Cred-
iton. t '
HOUSE FOR SALE
An re, client let—le house. rrcdrr', and
up-to•1a'e. Situatee a.ti:1 @tree:.
Apply at this Office.
HERE TO STAY
Bus and Dray Calls
promptly attended to.
Horses kept in stock for sale.
Telephone 41A
Stables at Handford's Horse Exchange
WM. ARNOLD, Prop.
HOUSC TO RENT
Brick house, 1 and 1-2 storey, on
Wlahm Street, Exeter. Good number o1
rooms. house In good repair. Good
hard and soft water. Number of fruit
trete. Apply to S. M. SANDERS, Ezet, r
PASTURE FOR CATTLE AND HORSES
Tee undersigned can take a limited
';umber of cattle and horses for pasture
ey tee month. For particulars apply to
It. D Quinton. Salr,tebury P. O., Lot A.
5th Con. L'sborne
HOUSE AND LAND FOR SALE.
The undersigned Is offcr:ng for sale
a good brick house and 10 acres of land.
Part of South half Lot 4. Con. 2, Ste-
rhen. The house 1s in good repair. also
a good frame barn and woodshed. good
soft and hard water, never failing well,
good erri,ard, 3-4 mile from settee). 1
and 1-4 miles from church. Possession
given next tall. Apply on the premises.
MRS. WINER, Centralia P 0
1'A101 ron SALE
The undersigned to offering his farm
for sale, Lot 2, Con. 1. Blddulph, 1-4
mile tram Centralia t Mage. containing
75 a -res. silty five under cultivation.
ten acres bush pasture. There Is a new
twc-storey brick cottage. hard and soft
water, three good welts. Barn 31 by gn
and o'::cr buildings,. Possession Fivrn
In the fall. Terms easy. apply to
THOS. W. NEIL.
Centralia, Ont.
FARM PROPERTY FOR SALE.
The undersigned Is offering for sale
`Muth Half of Lot 21. Con. 3. Stephen.
1,4 ml:es west of Exeter; also 30 acres
,f Lot 23. Con. 2, Stephen. and 25
acres In ilay Swamp. Teere le on the
fifty acres a flame Louse. bank barn.
hay barn. drive shed and other convey:•
time@ . tette is an excellent eprt• g creek
running t`. rough the trlrty a• res. mak-
It geed pasture land. Wel be so:d 10-
gerher rr separately. For part'cu:ars
Arpiy t, MRS. JOHN COOKSON. Exeter
North, Clay P. O.
Waterworks Communication to the que.tlon and dlaleuee 11 Irotn vJl
.it. ,dpotnts, and then believe you
will agree that we are dealing with It
To the Advocate, 111 a business -like way.
Several times rtferenee has been made
to the slowness of the Council In not do-
ing something towards the bettering of
our water 'system, therefore 1 ant
plea -sed to tell you the Council have not
been negligent In this matter.
Early in the year we called it citizens
meeting, and after discussing the ques-
'eo:t a resolution was passed, asking
the Council to procure the services of
a competent engineer to examine into
the question. They did this, and Mr.
Willis Chipman of Toronto was called
In. He, together with the Council. went
into the matter thoroughly.
After some little time we received a
report from hint setting forth three
propoaltlons ,for a water works system
suitable for our town.
The council took this report and die,
cussed jt thoroughly from every stand-
point. After due conalderatllon they
name to the conclusion that to adopt
any one of these propositions, It would
be necessary to procure space along,'the
river to make a water basin sufficient-
ly targe that the system might be a per-
manent one; a:au that a good builiing
would be required.
The council decided that the James N.
Howard property was, taking all thing.
into consideration, the place tor our
town to lay a basis tor this project.
Mr. Chipman. n1 his report, made men-
t:on that if the dant wore rebuilt there
would be sufficient power for ten mon-
• ..i in the year, to pump what water
t town would require.
Tae property includes the building;,
d un, sad about c:ght acres of land. This
•e, council have bought, subject to
•r approval of the ratepayers, tor the
4un1 of .1700.00.
If our c,ttzerte are anxious for bet-
• • fire protection, I am sure they will
,iprca that the council have acted wise-
ly In starting out on eucle a broad bas -
.•'s, as that contained In the By - Law
passed July 7th.
The auto of .22,000.00 looks to be a
:trge one, but the council feel sure that
ea smaller sunt would be sufficient to
establish anything like a permanent eye
tem.
The propocit:on 1s to buy the Howard
property, rebuild t' e darn, erect a water
tower, lay mains with 8, 6, and 1 In.
.tt:d to equip with a good pumping sys-
tem.
\Vhat ie. proposed to be done, will be
with a view that it caa tie extended to
every part of the town.
The council have no pet system, but
are seting solely In the best Interests
of the town, and all they ask Is for
every citizen to czamlee carefully the
By-law which is now published, and
will be for one month to conte.
Let everyone who is interested in the
future of our town thoroughly examine
SERVANT GIRL WANTED
An experienced eoueekeeper, references
preferred. Apply at this office or to
Mrs. W. D. Clarke, Andrew street.
SITUATION \VANTED
If you need a hired mate fox t.arvcst
Apply to DO.' 7)7, CREDiTON.
FOR SALE Olt RENT
F'Iret-class brick house on Main -et.,
Exeter.; Terms easy. Also for sale
Voge lgcsangs' Wonderful Remedies.
WM. M. IILATCIiFORD
FAitM FOR SALE.
Otic of the finest farms In i:sbotne
Apply to SANDERS & CttEECII, Exeter
FARM WANTED TO RENT.
Hoz /trea, to get possession In fall.
Apply to SANDEi(S & CREECH, Exeter
REWARD.
!',u Reward for the arrest and con-
viction of the person or persons trad-
:ng in my name In Iron, metals rags,
etc. My wagons have the box painted
red and Inc gear yellow. with my name
.•1 large letters on the box.
Address, W. G. CAI NES,
Parkhill.
FARM FOR SALE.
A hundred acre term, all seeded down
but one acre: situated north of Centralia
1.1 mile from Church. school and Post
Office, being Lot. 6. Con. 1, Stephen.
There Is on the premises a good train
house, tt.ree good frame barns. 4 wells,
1 windmill, t acre of goad orchard.and
10 acres of hardwood bush: fences In
good repair. a::d 1s well under -drained.
Terms easy. For particulars apply to
MRS. S. MrCOY, Centralia.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
in the platter of the estate of Abrahan►
Dearing. late of the Village of Exeter
in the County of Huron, Gentle-
man, deceased.
rureuant to R.S.O., Chap. 1:'', Se, Von 3., Notice
is hrrete riven that all rreditors and other, having
!aims against the estate of Abraham Dearing, late
of the Village of Exeter, in the County of Iluron,
gentleman, who died on nr aborat the Sex 'nth day of
June, A. P. we, are, on or before the
Twenty-Fourtb Day of .iuly. A.D. 11MD
•o er..d 1 y poet, prrraid, or d'li,er to M.s.rs. Mad-
man .4 Stanbury, of the Village of Exeter, Soli•
niton for the Executrix and Executor of the said de -
eras d. their Christian name* and Surnames. ad-
dresses and dew rpt,on', the full .anti, alare of thea
claim•, a statement of their acrounre and the nature
and the nature of the ce. uritlee, (if any). held by
them, and that after the (lax last aforesaid the said
Executrix and Ere••utor will pro vert to distribute
the wets cf the raid de•`eaeevl among the parties en•
titled thereto. has ins regard only to sue•h claim( of
which notice shall base bees (lien u above regUir•
eel, and the said Executes and Executor will not be
liable for the said assets or any tart thereof, to any
perms or pereone of whose Maim tit (111.1015 notice
San not have been re. eived by them at the time
of su<S distribution.
Dated at Exeter, this ::.th da, of June, A.D Peek
0LA11YAX A STANRURY.
lel:-`:ter• Ire :he Ete -nes and Etecntof
\1 a du trot expect that every citizen
win conaider such an expenditure as
ee..easery, but if a pern•anent System
is to be es tablleited, we claim it 2annot
tie done for less.
Thc council intends calling a public
nesting when we Lope to have the mat-
ter fully diacueeed, and your ca -opera -
ram in this matter.
1 'hank you, Mr. Editor, for granting
me this rpeee In your column..
T. 1i. McCALLi. M, Reeve.
Entrance Exam. Results
The following is the list of candidates
passed by the board of examiners for
%Vest Huron with the marks obtained
by each candidate. Acard giving the
marks In eac:l subject has been Bent
to each candidate. The certificates will
be sent to t:,-: teachers before the first
of Septemner.
T`ie marks required for pass are :190
and for honors 487.
The highest narks obtained In carp
r:ubject are as follows;
Reading—Florence Smith i6
Writing—Angus Doyle, Doris Megaw 41
Spelling—Maggie McLeod, Doris Me-
gaw, Florence Smith 50
written Reading—Florence Smith,
Celia Rotinson 94
Arithmetic—Cella Robinson, Hugh
Anderso•t 100
Grammar—Florence Smith, Merger
et A. McMurchy 97
Geography—Maggle E. Dickson 79
Crompoeitlon—Ida Smith, Florence
SntUh 92
Total—Flo'tn'e Sndth 555
The Publ'c School Graduation results
v.111 be announced nest week.
The moults of the Entrance Exami-
nations @Low that the majority of the
teachers are now teaching the princip-
les of write g or coneet business forms.
GODERICII P. S.
Violet Black 460, Marie Curren 473,
E.,tella Clark 443•, Grace Duff 442, Mar-
garet Duff 431, Doris Megaw 440, Alma
Sturdy 451, Hazel McDonald 391, Glad-
p.e McLean 500, Cella Robinson 548,
Nettle Robinson 469, Florence Snilth
555, ida Smith 521, Olive Tichborne
492, Minnie Tancott 470, Amy Wark
49:1, Hugh Anderson 551, Reginald
Halls 425. Charles Inkster 551, Ern -
eat Jane 440, John Mitchell 409, Ern -
eat Pridh..nt 440, Chester Tnompsan
4:,2, Charles Thomas 431, Reginald
Vivlan 406, Murray Young 457.
GODERIC}1 SEPARATE SCHOOL.
Gerald Kydd :395.
EXETER P. S.
Regbtaatl !!!sett 481. Clarence Hey-
wood 458. Ituby Wood 449, Madeline
Ctrling 454. Piesto,i Dearleg 421, Eth-
el Brickwood 390, Mary Acheson 390,
Leon Treble 426, Young Creech 391,
Stella South(ott :'90, Irene Hardy 390,
Gordon Taylor :191. Elva Ford :194.
BAYFIF.LD P. S.
Edna McGee 390, John McNeil 434,
Evelyn Pollock 462, Florence Martin 421
DUNGANNON P. S.
Fanny Fitzgerald 491, Laura Smith
467. Riley Bradford 500. Clarence Smi-
ley 411, Mary )tcCourt 4:1.2, Mostyn
Sandi 461, Luella Bellamy 432, Myrtle
Alien 393.
iIENSALL P. S.
Irma Rennie 448, Helen McArthur 476
Alexia Murderk 418, Flossie Bonthron
44n, Alice llohklrk 390, Mille Wood
4,14, !lug!: inose 531, Sidney Geiger
451, Thomas wren 401. Joseph Hodson
447. Kennet!: Pope 410, George Ilar-
burn 411, Robert Chesney 390.
DASItWOOD 1'. S.
Herbert Galser 424, Hilda Snell 183.
Gordon (aalltas 4(47, Gonion Goetz 463,
Euiocen Guenther 493, Vera Broke n-
ehire 510, Mtlferd Mcisaac 430. Lytta
Guenther 517, Willie Musser 190,
CREDiTON P. S.
M.tt+el Wenzel 452, Qucenic Hodgins
701, Flovica lilt 441, Ly:ila Oestrclth•
er 473, Loran Brown 451, Enlcrs3.1
Bean 451, I -tarry Mangnus 48e. Sam
Finkbelncr 440,
ZUiRICIT P. S.
Luella Wurnt 4u5, Et1,el Weide 411,
Ada Wunn 427. Rhtnentan Kalhfleisch
:inn, Marshall Zeller 425.
GODERICII TOWNSHIP.
No. 2—James Meeilnan 392.
No. 5—Charlie Cox 434. George Lind-
say
409.
No. 6—Mary Davidson 45:, Eliza Me-
liwein 436, Willie Wilson 431.
No. 8—Laura Aldworth 390. Jessie
:ieKetizie 459, Sara Woods :107 Ella
Herta 50)1 399.
HAS'.
No. I—Eddie ilrtason :190,
No. 2—Greta Mawson 452, Ben Case
393.
No. :t—Maudie McAllister 445.
No. 4—Gordon Surerus 428. Vloletta
Ecketetre 423. Albert Geiger 390.
No. 8—Cora Truemner 482.
No. 12—Samuel Gascho 453.
No. 14—George Mulholland 470, Mary
Ilay 424. Oretta ivlson 411, Laura
Foe 390. Maggie Fee 390.
No. 1 5—Elfrelda Schroeder 407.
STANLEY.
No. 1—Lorinda Dowson 390.
No. 1—Mabel Clarke 479.
(North) No. 4—Eva Johnston 431
No. 6—Mary A. Davidson 453
No. 7-11enderson Forrest 470. Ali•e
Co:hrane 390.
No. 9—Albert Keys 461. Isabel Ma:: -
son 432.
No. lit—Nettle Fraser 445. Oretta
Mustard 426. Feerl Kaiser 457, Clar-
e:re Keller 428. Frank McGregor 390.
No. 14—Arnold Petrie 443, Hannah.
13htodate 391. Sarah Rat:'well 407. Oda
McBeath 395,
STEPHEN.
No. 1—Flossie Davey 390.
No. Lillian Statile 390.
No. 3—John Hogarth 517. Earl Snap -
ton 429.
No. 4—}!arty Srnwarz 40!, Area
ilroken5lilte :11.7, Lorne \forlock 390.
No. fl—Charles E. Gower 437.
No. 12—Muriel Failis 4411.
No. 14—Fred Ess ry 430. Elva Meeks
42°.
S. S. No. 6—John Glavin :191.
USDORNE.
No. 1—Laura Harvey 416, John Strang
454. Gordon Oke 419, George Blatch-
:o:d 422, Cecil Down 404.
leo. 2—John Tui libull 4:12, Annie
Turnbull 397, Meryl Snell 448.
No. 3—Isabelle Turnbull 42:1, Ethel
Shier 450, Reta Shier :t90.
No. 4-11edley May 421, Bella Davie
Fina Kerslake 473.
No. 6—Ella Heywood 390, Lulu God -
bolt 42.3, Rhea Godbolt 408, ]lay
Fletcher 380, John L'reery 396.
leo. 30.—Harold Glenn 471. DIossom
Anderson 4:11, May Horton :391,
•Morgan 432.
TCCKERSSIITH
No 2.—Stewart Smillie 390.
HIBDERT
No. 7.—Walter O'Brien 407, Eddie
O'Brien 400, Clifford Brintnell 394.
THE SINGLES BEAT THE MARRIED
MEN AT LAST, 10. to 8.
The third time was lucky for Sandy
Bowden and hie bunch of Sleepy Singles
and then not until the last'inninge,when
the married then went up in the air,
and by a series of errors let in four
runs, making the final score In a seven
innings game 10-8 against Doodle'.
Dizzy Doubles.
The game took place on Tuesday night
and a good crowd of enthusiastic fans
was present. Dr. Malloy umpired.
The fleet innings ended 2-0 for U.e
Singles, the second 2-1; the thlyd4-1
nut the fourth saw the Doubles gel
.our runs making It five to four in
t:.er favor: in the fifth the Singles
added 2 and the Doubles 3, staking it
8-6 ; the sixth made no change; but the
.seventh was a very unlucky one for the
D•uuele,:, and the Singles added four
to their previous 6.
Doodle is confident that nothing but
bed luck could do the trick, and to prove
It he will have the Doubles on the dia-
mond at 6.30 next Monday night.
Sandy and Doodle sailed their hay
fork curves over the plate for four in-
nings each when the former gave place
to Southpaw Carling and the latter to
Herb. Ford. Hoskins and T. Creech did
the receiving, and few bases were made
o:1 pass balls, while the throwing of
both men has much Improved. Of the
other players they all did pretty well.
Of course, they are all liable to err,
and err they did somewhat too often;
but a big improvement Ie being made
all round, and the practice Is doing a
wo 11 of good. The players and scores—
Sandy's Sleepy Singles—Hoskins 1,
Palmer 2. Fowler 0, Bawd()) :1, Car-
ling 1. Southrott 1, Boyle 1, Mallet 1.
Piper 0.
Doodle's Dtz:y Doubles—Anderson 0
Hawksllak 1, Neaman 1, Ford 3, 1k91 -
wood 2, Creech 0, Cole 0, Stewart 1,
Boyle O.
THE Y. M. C. A. SPORTS
A good crowd attended the Y. M. C. A.
Sposts on the Agricultural Society's
Grounds on F'rlday night and they were
+tot disappointed with the evening's a-
musement. J. G. Stanbury and Rev. Col-
lins acted as judges and Dr. Roulston
as starter. The great attraction for
the evening was the 100 yards race
:or the Silver Medal for the Amateur
Cnampionshlp of Western Ontario, do-
nated by Mr. T. E. Handford, for the
best two i11 three heats. It was won by
Melville Southcott in two straight heats,
OIs time being 10 8-5 and 10 and 4-5
se. or:ds. Three contestants entered the
race. Melville Southcott of Exeter, Lloyd
Godwin of Parkhill and Nelson Stanlake
of Stephen. air. Stanlake dropped out
after going well for 75 yards, and the
who two tlnlehed strong, Godwin lead-
ing until within ten yards of the tape
to the first heat. In the second Godwin
lead up to two yards from tt:e ftnlstl
whet. Soutlirott forged ahead and won
by two or three !richest, just enough to
sec that he was ahead. Botts wins were
loudly cheered by the crowd and the
boys were enthusiastic over the success
of Heir favorite sprinter. Godwin is
ai.o a beautiful runner. and Is bigger
and stror.ger than Melee. yet without a
pound too much flesh. Ile Is a thorougl,
sport and was the first to shake hands
with his successful opponent. Southcott
le one of the best finishers we ever saW
run, and while going tact all the time
he seems to have a little extra speed
for the last few yards.
Thc other contestr were wo,l asfollows
—100 yards, 11 1-5 sec., L. !lent Jr.
Coughlin; Running broad jump, 16 feet,
4 In., Tom l5►rling, Percy Godwin: Pole
Vault, 6 feet. 10 in., Bruce Anderson,.
G. Butt ; Running high jump, 4 feet,
10 in., Lloyd Godwin, Elder Elliot ; Re-
lay, half mile each, Hern and Jones and
Walker, Elliot and Drlckwood and Tay-
lor, Brickwood not finishing.
BIRTHS
Kunz -1n Exeter on July 11. to eir.and
Mrs. Wm Kunz, a son.
Woodall—At Crediton, on July 7, to Mr.
and airs. Woodall, a son.'
Rohbhra—!n Exeter North. on July 7,
to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Robbins, a
daughter.
Gower—Int Exeter on June 19th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Fletcher Gower, a son
ittathere—Int jticGillivray, on July 6th,
to Mr. and Sirs. Wesley Mathers, a son
Mt.11ard—In McGllilvrey, June 5th, to
Mr. and `1r;. Arthur Moilard, a son.
M.3I(RIAGES
1', )B111ore—Monteith—At Mensal! on
July 7t11, Mr. William Passmore to
M':.* Maty Monielch, both of Thames
(toad
T3calon—Revhngton—At Mooresville, on
June 30. by Rev. G. J. Kert; of Lu -
can, assisted by Rev. D. J. Cornish,
of Granton, Joan W. Beaton, to .altos
Minnie Vit., daughter of Mr. Wm. W.
Rcvil:gto.1, both of Biddulph.
WHITELY—POTTS—At Detroit, on 3rd
Elva M., daughter of George Potts',
to William B., son of the late W. T;
Whitely, collector of customs, all of
Clinton.
DEATHS
,Rosa—In Fullerton, on July 4, Mar-
garet Jane Cornish, beloved wife Of
Alfred Rose, aged 49 years and 5
,l1011tls. /
Mawson.—In McGillivray, on July 7th,
William alawson, aged 53 years.
13alkwill—In Exeter, on July 10. Will-
iam S. Balkwlll, in h15 56th year.
McPherson—Buffalo, July 2, Arthur
Mlil'herson, eldest son of Edward Mc-
Pecrecn, Greenway, aged 25 years.
Smith—At Maguire, on July 6th Char-
lotte Smith, beloved wife of Alexander
Tod, in her 69th year.
Special This Week
Hot Weather
Requisites
FOOT EASE --a true foot con:f, It
C. C. C. -COLE i, CORN CURE --225c
a box.
TALCUM POWDERS -- Largest
assortment in town
-N,t Ditt Co (flesh
color) latest.
COLE'S ALMOND CREAM -ME-
LISSA BALM -The
popular toilet lotion.
SOVEREIGN LiME JUICE -The
ideal Summer thirst
quencher -15 and 24
• cent bottles.
NATIONAL FIX SHIELDS -
The best fly killer --
3 for 25c.
COLE'S WiLD STRAWBERRY
COMPOUND -a safe
and effective remedy
for relaxed condition
of the bowels, etc.
GOLE'S DRUG STORE
(let the habit of coming to us
for drug supplies -it pays.
PLYMOUTH
BINDER TWINES
PLY. SPC. 500 ft.
SILVER SHEAF Fns -
GOLD MEDAL 650 -
To 1 1 c per lb.
Use PLYMOUTH Twine- v('ry
priced this season.
Gold Medal Pure Manilla Hay
British Manilla - "
Sisal - -
lie to 14opor1b.
Tinsmithing, Furnace -work and Plumbing.
Sinks Lavatories and Baths in stock.
Estimates cheerfully furnished.
11
:OW -
Port Ropy
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SEAMAN'S HARDWARE 8 STOVE STORE