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TWENTY-FIRST YEAR.
EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 5e 1909.
SANDERS & CREECH
The Old Reliable
0 In order to get rid of surplus stock, we are
Reducing the Price
in many lines, as the following will show :
Muslins
Silk finished, Batiste with pale
blue, Robe pattern finished with silk
emb. Spot ! A very fine line, reg-
ular price 40e. to clear 30c.
Fancy Self Stripe Muslins
with grey pattern, extra value at
40c, to clear 30c.
,lowered Muslin
Showing a different stripe and
fancy pattern, regular 30c, to clear
The local bowlers returned from Lu:: -I To the Adeocate,
n pleased to notice in your
ceriumis of last week a„ article favoring
the prc•Fosed waterworks Ily-law, the
r O:;ttnts of watch I most heartily en-
dorse, and 1 feel It my duty as a rate -
pay •r and citizen t0 say a few words
be }our permission on this most im-
portant subject. The matter of water -
work Is, without doubt, the Trost hnpor
Bent of all public utilities to be consider-
ed by a municipality, and this presents n
ece,a al' opportune time for the citi-
zens 0' Exeter to avail thenteelvca of
tate privilege of acquiring that long)
felt wart. 1t seems to int That it Id
the duty of every ciltzea who Iters the
to'v!t's welfare at heart to lend a help-
ing hand in .support of the by-law now
before us; not only by casting a vote
In !Iv favor, but to use our energies
and influence hi getting others to sup-
port the good cause.
Remember In turning down a propos.
Meet o1 this kind wo are retarding that
;!cal' 1 playa-Las130necessary for the
the well-being of every well regulated
town, and as citizens—if we ars worthy
of the name—lel us not be guilty of
branding our town with a black eye,
and Inflicting an Irreparable injury,
Croat whit!: our town will probably
never recover. Let It trot be said that
we are barnacles and vampires on thewheels of progress, and unworthy tie
name of citizen. Your vote lost on this
occ:wlon may go down to posterity re-
gretted and not to be recalled. hence
vote for the by-law on the 18th Inst.,
nd you will have dune your duty, Gtr •. D. Johns and asses LIIl i and
Ann}• Johns leave to -day for Toronto
to spend a few days.
Miss Annie Hanover left Wednesday
for her hone near Dashwood where she
will spend her holidays.
1IOWLING WATERWORKS BY•La%V. 1
Local ,�Cal Items
don Friday morning after enjoying four 1 way indeed
days at the tournament. While they did
not [ring home a trophy with them,
they were pretty well up In the run-
ning. Together the two rinks played
16 games, winning 10 and losing 6,
watch la a much hotter showing than
Exeter had hitherto made at London.
Tamara's rink, consisting of Snell,
Stewart, Collins and Taman. won four
and lost three In this order.—Lost to
Plain and Colored Mulls Ross of London, won front Rawson of
with fancy pattern and stripe. to Wyoming, and Dowding of Clinton, lost
clear 15e. to Greenwood of Toronto, wort frim Gra-
Colored Organdies andham of London and Thompson of Strath
roy, and loot to English of Hamilton.
Dimities and Muslins Ileaman's rink, consisting of Clarke,
Extra value at 10.;, 12ic and 15e Taylor, Dickson and Ileantan won six
to clear Sc. and lost three as follows.—Von from
Thompson of Strathroy and Stroger of
Swiss Embroidery Insert. Toronto, lost 10 Beacon of Harrison,
A few short ends of this only, won from Duncan of Thameavllle, Tov-
suitable for waists. To clear 33e. ell of St. Marys, Booker of Aylmer and
Allen of London, lost to Armitage of
Paris and McDougal of London. Tho
rink winning the championship was sklp
ped by an old Exeter boy, Chas. Abbott
of London.
Two rinks of the Exeter fowlers went
to Crediton Thursday and played two
games each. The rain in the evening
interfered with the game a good deal,
but wet grounds did not keep t hem from
finishing the games. Crediton was 11
up ort the day's play. Tae Lyntberger
supper did not seem to be able to help
the boys out as much as 1 t did at Dash-
wood—probably due to a difference In
the quality of the cheese. although Spack
said it was just as good. Then Berney INDUCTION OF REV. S. F. SLIARP AS
lit own and Harry Eliber Itad a perm-
anent skip in the forst of a fence post PASTOR OF TIIE CAVEN I'I:ES
which they aimed at, with the result L11'a;t;i;.N CHURCH.
that they had kitty -touchers nearly every
T
t'.me. Claude ltluatt won both the '' Indo' 11on of the Rev, Samuel F.
games against N. D. llurdon by 29- Sharp a r:asto: of the Cavell Prasb}y
tern:. t C.•urch took place on Thursday
17 and 16-13. Doc McCue lost the first
after' cot,. July 2teth, 1909.
to W. H. Levett by 111-13 but won the 1'a� berntc.n for the occasion was do-
Aecorld 12-10. The players were.—Crcd-
iton—Riown, Bourne, Clark, Illuett ; Mor- llw red Ly the last inducted minister
wiVan the Huron Presbytery, Rev. Mr.
lock, Rowson, Eliber, McCue (Evening Mann of Auburn, who took for his lett!,
game Kuhn. Eilbcr, Ellbrr, McCue.)
• sera
Exeter—Spackman, Acheson, Creech, Hun. F I ' v mane loaves !save ye." Tire.Ivo
don ; Gould, Sweet, Carling, Levett. insc visas a very elegant and impressive
1let-
discouraa:. At the close Trey. C. Flet -
The I'realdeut'e and Vice-I'reeldrut s c'ter, li tcrmit Moderator, put the us -
rinks finally got in their ual questions and declared Mr. Sharp
game Friday inducted as pavtur. Rev. Mr. Sawers of
night. after five weeks of postponement Uru.afic•;d addressed the pastor and ilcv.
and unfinished games.r The result was >1 Smelt of Blyth tic congregation.
In favor of the Vice -President. W. W. The sermons and addresses were all
Taman, wno on three rinks was 11
points above the President, W. 11. Levett tit
listened iad tog with the session and were
to by a good cougregation,ntany
Two of the games were close 18-16. visitors from neighboring churches be -
and In favor of the President, but the preen:.
third went strongly against him. L. [i. During the evening a reception was
Dickson beating Rev. Collins 27 to 12.
The score ;— tendered the Rev. and Mrs. Sharp, also
President's Rinks.their daughter, Niles Margaret. by Ile
members and adherents of tau ('furca,
1—Acheson, Stewart, Snell, Levett-18
tea being served by the ladles in the
2—Gould, Creech, Carling, lleamatr-18
Hurdon, Collins -12 basement, where air. and Mrs. Scarp
3—Andersen, Seldom were inade acquainted w'it: t ,c members
4e of the congregation present. The reel -
dent ministers and their wives were
W etch Our Straw Hat Window Friday and Saturday
Ali , 1.:, 75c and $1.(W) Hats will be cleared at exceedingly low prices.
Men's Good, Reliable Summer Shoes
in all etzes, regular price $2.50 and $3.00, cleating at 11.50.
Boys' Shoes in Pebble and Split,
all sizes, while they last 500 per pair.
Ladies, Shoes
A few pair only of these„in Oxfords and high shoes, to clear 50c.
Misses' and Boys' Tan Oxfords, extra value at $1, to clear 75c
Highest Prices Paid for Produce and Live Poultry !
Butter 18c, Eggs 19c. trade; 18c cash. These prices subject to
change.
CARLING BROS.
Money ! Money ! Money !
MUST HAVE MONEY!
In order to get stoney we will hold a
Great Slaughter Sale for the Next 30 Days
Everything reduced in price. All Summer Goods to be sold
at cost prices.
Men's Straw Hats Ladles' Blouses,
and Suits Whitewear,
Belts,
This is a Genuine Sale Muslins,
Gloves, and
as we want to raise $4,0041 in thirty days. Light Rain Coate
GOODS MUST GO !!!
Come quick and get bargains.
We Keep Nice, Clean, Fresh Groceries
R. N. ROWS
PHONE 22 1
ONE DOOR NORTH OF POST -OFFICE Y�
rNf!..a..a1 Card..
Dai O. V. sOULBTON, 1.. D. B., D. D. 8.
OHItTI>ST
■eftabee of the IL O. D. B. of Ontario and Honor
of Torcasio University.
OR)OI: Over Diction a OarlIng's Law Office, In
Di. &ad en's former Dental Parlors.
`DL A. L KINSMAN, L. D. B., D. D. B,'
H•rror graduate of Toronto Unlveristy,
DENTIST,
Sean eatrsct d without any pals, or spy bad elects
Outs cyst Madman a Staebury's once, Malo street
Imam
Medical
I (J
Earl Spackman spent Sunday and Mon-
day here.
Mrs. Dr. McDowell of Listowel 1s vie -
Bing her mother Mrs. Welsh.
M •, Geo. Holman of Egmondville is
spending a few days In town.
alias Neva Snell of London Is the
guest of of Mies Gladys Ford.
Miss Ida Rowe is visiting relatives in
Clinton for a couple of weeks.
Dr. Fright of %Vlarton le visiting his
brother, Dr. II. R. Bright here.
Mr. J. A. Sanders of Woodstock vis-
ited his parents In town over Sunday.
M •s. George Anderson returned ;ton -
day after a fcw weeks vtelt at Fingal.
T:e Misses Hedges of London visited
their sister, Mrs. James Dearing, over
Sunday
Mrs Dutigate of London le the guest
of her Disler, Mrs. James Dearing of
Stephen.
Mies Florence Anderson left Saturday
for 1-It,gal where site will vialt for sev-
eral weeke.
Mira, Gladys Ford returned Saturday
from avislt at Buffalo. Niagara Falls
and Toronto.
Silas Tillie Yager of Tileonburg le vis-
iting friends in town, the guest of Mise
Nettie Walters.
Mr. Nelson Prior of I'ortage la Prai-
rie has been the gu,eet of his parents,
here tela. week.
Vice -President's Rink. preaent to help in t::e celebration. At
1-Llndenfelt Spackman Taylor Taman -16 eight o'clock a short program was corn-
2—Stanbury, May, Davie, I3latchford-16 rnenced In the auditorium of the church
3 -Anderson, Sweet, Christie, Dickson -27 when the following numbers were given,
59 Rev. Fletcher acting as chulrman—An-
them by the choir, address by tie
chairman, solo by Miss Edith Moneta,
TEACIILFRS SUCCESSFUL AT GUELPH address by Rev. Mr. Mordln of St.
HERE TO STAY ! Marys, byrecMi.on by nen, McNaught, Mims
Tae following are the wanes of a trust- address by Mr. alcVannel, solo by Mims
ber of teachers who have successfully Livingstone, recitation by Miss Mc -
Bus and Dray Calls
rasped examinations at the Ontario Ag- Naught address by Mr. F. W. Glad•
ricultuiaa College, Gue pti, in these two ratan, ductt by \!were. Kinsman and Sen
subjects: nor, address by Rev. Mr. Sharp, sel-
Elcnhcr.tary industrial Aris—Miss L.E. action by the choir.
Horses kept in stock for sale. Abbott, Lucan ; Mollie E. Cluff, Edna The congregation is to be ottgratul-
Copp, Minhle E. KIM,. Clinton ; Annie at.'d on the au:cess of the day's services
C. Laing, St. Mary': Mary E Smith, and also on their securing as their pas -
Stables at Handford's Horse Exchange Parkliil : Nettle E. Spearin, St. Marys, tor the Itev. Mr. Sharp.
Elementary Agriculture.—M.Ella Doupe Tat. following Rev. gentlemen were
WM. ARNOLD. Prop. of Klrkton ; Gertrude K. Elliot. Lucas ; present be.Ides those already motion-
- Olive E Hodgins, Lucan, Nettle A.Stew- od— Ilea Mr. Smith of Hensel', and
art, Ftyth . Mabel Walsh, Windham. Rev. C,rtiere of Grand it fitd.
------- - — TiIE EXETEit COUNCIL
urciatora on Ladles' Waists and •
lir. Thos. Oke of Bryansto,, was In ---
N1,1 —
t r tcwcar. Good wages. Steady work Council met In the office of the Clerk
town a few days this week on business
in connection with his property deal al Friday, July o.0, at B p. m. Absent
the north end of town. Councillor Heaman. A correspondence
from Mr. 11. W. Smith of Goderlch In
regards to a pool room. The clerk was
SHED FOR SALE instructed to stake answer that the
--- Town Cou all would not grant a Ile -
The long open shed at Bethesda will tr,•se A request from the i'ublic School
be sold ay Puhllc Auction on Tuesday Board, asking 82800.00 be raised for
evening, August loth, at 7 o'cloek. erhoot purposes for the current year.
11 S. Phillips, Auct., C. Keddy, se..') Tender•e for gravel were opened ate,
of Trustee Board. read alt follows—A. Q. nobler. W. T.
Gilltepie attd Creech & Ilandford. Per
SERVANT GIRL WANTED Jot hr—Luker—That the tender of W. T.
tl'llirpie for $2.75 per cord. delivci•_d,
t'p-_talrs ur Diuing Roost Work. —
it bald the lowest, be accepted.—Carried
ItATTENbCItY HOUSE, Clinton, Ont. A ptation from ratepayer, residlug ora
tete i:orth side of Siincoa street. ask-
i:,g for a cement walk, and sign'd by
the following persons was read—C.tas.
FARM WANTED TO TIENT. Cu -title, M. ,M. Parkinson, D. C. Mein -
Me, John Northcott, Mrs. 0. )took. i'er
10.1 ac res, to get possession hi fall. Jol rs—Carling—That the petition as
Arr•ly to SANI)EitS & CREECH, Eseter received be filed.--Carrlcd. Nest meet-
ing Friday, August 6th. Adjourned by
Carling.
promptly attended to.
Telephone 41A
GIRLS WANTED
— Tee STAR W HITEtt EAR at F-0 00.
101 R BRIGHT, Y. D., M. C. F'. a 8 HONOR NMI.. Ont.
s Oraduate of Toronto University, Teo fears
resident pArsiclan Ronal Alexandra Hospital, etc:.
a
Omsad Re•(denee, r. Amos' Old Stand Andrew I
Street, EIETER.
Dz. T. P. YcLAUUHLIN
Has r••nmed practice after spending a year (Col-
lege) at Br/1•b and Continental Hospitals. General
settee with spacial attention to Eye, (watt rano
Ili
s) Ear Nose and Throat.
011•. e: Dash.. cod, Ont.
DIO<BQN a CARLING, BARRISTER!!, FOLIC!
!!ass. Notaries, eon. ey an -ere, C'cmn.:esicnrrs
Molten for Molsoae Bank, etc.
■stay VS Leen at lowest rate, of Interest
()Svc Main street, Exeter,
1, a. o•atu•. 6.A , L H. :moos
MONEY TO LOA. -1.
W have a large amount of pet. ate funds to !ova
• Wu and village propertlee et low rates 0 inter
set.
(MADMAN a STANBL'RT,I
Bardeen, itoIkItore,Matn a , Eseter On
B. 8. PHILLIPS, ExjTER,
L;ceased *act levee,.
Italie attended In all parte. Satisfaction ifuaran•
Wed re so pa Terme reasonat'i. All orders left
at Advocate �ce wilt be promptly attended to
J. SENIOR
Agent Confederation Life Assurance
Company, also Fire Insurance in lead -
Canadian and British Companies.
Main -St.. Exeter.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
WM• ANDEiRSON. Licensed Auctioneer
lifor Huron. Cou :ty. Terms reasobable.
atates an tic :Wade at t! a Adeo,ate _
hatter. or 11r:,ry enieer•s Office, CTed
Icon.
HOUSE )-'OR SALE
An excellent brick !rouse, modern and
up-to-date. Situated on 'Iain street.
AOpiy al tnls Office.
FARM PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Auction Sale of Valuable Farm land
at the Central Hotel on Saturday, 7th
Augu.t, at 4 o'clock. Mrs. J. Cookson
Prop.; T. Cameron. Auct.
tuuth half of Lot 21, Con. 3, Stephen,
r::!'•• west of Eseter; also 80 acres
of Lot 23, Con. 2, Stephen, and 25
:i res In flay Swamp.
FARM FORSALE.
A hundred acre farm, all seeded down
but one acre ; situated north of Centralla
1-4 mile from Church, school and Post
Otfire, being Lot. 6. Con. 1, Stephen.
There is o;t the premises a good frame
house, three good frame barns, 4 wells,
1 windmill. 1 acre of good orchard.and
t0 acres of hardwood bush; fences in
Rood repair, and is well under -drained.
Terms easy. For particulars apply to
Niro S. McCOY, Centralia.
TEA('iHElt WANTED.
na;c', S S. No. 18 s.ct,:en. State
•..its•) Apray 'e SILAS ST \NLAKE, Jr
Ila} I . C. Oa'.
! (al: SALE (,li itENT
- :.i Pe t•ra k !.ouPr on Main-st.,
Ewer Tonne easy. Also for sale
t oge
tat sa at Wonderful Remedies.
WM, M. PLATCHFORD
FARM FOR SALE.
(tan of the finest farms in l;sborr,e
Apply to SANDERS & CREECH, Bitter
FARM 10)1 SALE.
The uridereigned ;s offering for sale
that valuable 100 acre farm. tieing Lot
8. Con. R. Stephen, Allcicarrd and in
good state of cultivation. Fences good,
well under -drained with tile. About one
acre of orchard. Two story new brick
cottage and bank barn ; also cement
.10; three good wells of water and a
opting creek. One quarter mile from
et'.00l and two miles from church.
i'oteession given In the fall. Apply to
NEWTCN BAKER, CENT(tAL1A, ONT.
Ontario Liquor License Act
Llcere. Iristri• t o1 South Huron. Notice Is here.
by given that Ales. Robinson of the village
of Rayfield hi. made application for pern iarios
to transfer his Village tasern license at Mayfield
to wilfert J. Hanlon of London, and that the said
appe,ation will to rons!dere•d at the meeting of the
Board of Lketee Commiseionere, to be held at the
Commercial Hotel, in Village of Ra sold, on Satur-
day. the 7th day of Aogust, 1900, et the hour of 10
am.
All persons Interested will goiero themeelvee a,'.
cordingl”,
John Tcnar e, 1.I.ense lnep.-tor
Dated at Centers, tea :ata day 0July, IRO.
SUCCESSFUL JUNIOR TEACHERS
Of those who wrote at Eseter on the
Junior Teachers' Examination or the
Entrance to Normal Schools, the fol-
lowing were sueccssfuJ—Katie Collins,
J. 11 .Oeslrelcher,' Ed. L. Willis, ida,
M. Rowe, J. A. McMahon (honors)
H. Sanders Is also mentioned In the
report, which 'name probably mean.
Lizzie or Thomas Sanders. both of
whom tried the examination.
We heartily congratulate all the suc-
ceosful once and wish the others better
luck nest time.
Those dcslrl,tg to attend the coming
session of the normal schools s,r•e re-
minded that application for admission
must be made to the deputy' minister of
education not later than Tuesday. Sept.
7. No. Student will be admitted who
will not be at least 18 years of age be-
fore September 1st.
The Misses Millie and Cora Hutchin-
son have returned to their home in Lon-
donafter a few days' visit at Mr. R.
Quante'/.
Mies afar•garet lilac oz and Gtr. At thin
e f Toronto are visiting with the
I e tt.t,'i another, Mrs. (Rev.) Hobbs.
Mrs at L. 'loose of cchnectady, N. Y.,
iv on a month's visit with her sisters,
atrs. Wm. Hockey and Mrs. A. Cottle.
Miss Kaercher of Kincardine and Mr.
C. Graham of Godcrich are guests at
the home of Mr. Arnold, James street.
Mrs. 11. N. Anderson and her children
Fiaz•'1 and Donald of tI.c Soo, arc vis-
iting Mra. Jas. Wood, Mrs. Anderson's
mother.
Mr. Casa. VarrEgmond a former resi-
dent of Eseter, having conducted the
Woollen Mills !.ere long ago, was here
for a few days last week.
Miss Rrta Rowe, who has been visit
ittg In Clinton. returned hone Wednes
day.—Mlss Marlon 131bbings of Clinton
Is visiting Mss Iteta Rowe.
The Sunday Sc;tool of tI•c Trlvltt Mem-
orial Church picnicked at Grand Mend
on Tuesday. The usual pastimes were
Ltdulged In and a pleasant outing is re-
ported. This year's picnic was probab-
ly more successful than any hereto-
fore laid under similar auspices.
DEATH.—The death occurred Sunday
at St. Paul, allata1., of the wife of Rev;
A. L. Russell, a former pastor of the
James Street Church, Exeter. Atter 50
years service Mr. Russell retired front
the ministry last year, and since that
time they had been vielting with their
daughter In St. Paul. Besides the hus-
band, one son and three daughters sur-
vive. The remains were Interred In
London on Wednesday,
W.J.T.W. LODGE INSTITUTED.— Mr.
Qiard, general agent for the Woodmen
of the World has been here for some
weeks enrolling candidates and succeed-
ed In getting a sufflcicn' number to in.
stltule a lodge which was done Friday
evening last in the Oddfellows Hall.
Some twenty members jollied. with the
proerecl of a doyen more this week. The
following officers were elected,— Past
Con. Cern., T. P. Elliott ; Con. Com.,
C. J. Luker ; Adv. Lieut., C F. Sea-
wright ; Banker, W. D. Burke ; Clerk,
E. 11 Aat I'hyslcla,t, 11. it. Bright ;
Escort, F. E. Elliott ; Watchman, H. 11.
Qu:arae , Sentry. 0. L. Ilattchford ; ours. C F'. Seawrlgi.t, A. W' .Sntale, it
G. Luker.
CEMENT MERGER
A!raIgt rents wire consummated last
week fur 0110 of the biggest and moat
Inntortant mergers that has ever bees
effected in Canada. The merger will in-
clude all the principal cc;neht ntat,ufacte
urine companies In Canada, and thc con-
solidated compa:ty. whic:t will lie known
as the Caeadian Co;.s3lldatevf Cement
Company. will have a capitalization of
$25,000,1}00
N"rgLant—Early Tuesday moiling, a
fire ccmpletely destroyed the resldeltce
of ttrs Marron, Francis street. Z1I0
eoucc was, uno-:uplea and tt.c origin of
the fire le ut:kt:own.
Seaforth—The death occurred on July
28th of Catharine Menary, relict of the
late Janes Sparring, In her 01st year.
The funeral took place on the 29th to
the Mattlandbank cemetery.
BIRTHS
llowey—In Exeter, on July attic, tQ
Mr. and Mrs W. 5 Howey, a son,
Eugene Davidson.
i!tantan—At Sltlpka, on July 27th, to
Gtr. and Mrs. William Hcantan, a son.
aiorley—At Ilrinsley, on July 21st, tQ
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morley, a daugh-
ter.
M.t I:111AGF.S
It•.Acrsot.— Itodhe—At Daahwood, on
.fury ::Fth Fred Henderson of Louder!
to ails& F'lorena, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. wen. Itodhe of Dashwood,
DEATHS
Iltltz.—At Stayter, on July 21, Rh -laud
Illltz of Exeter, father of airs. L. D.
Vincent. aged 64 years,
Dcarti:g - in Exeter, o'i Monday, August
2:e:l, Thomas Dtar'ii , aged 83 years.
Glutton—In Mitchell on July 2 sth,afary,
Ann Slinntons, relict of the late TKOs.
Mutton, In her 87th year.
Colquhoun—In Mitchell, on July 29, Jas.
Colquhoun, aged 76 years.
Sparling—In Seaforth, o.: Jul}' 26, Cath-
arine Menary, relict of the late James
Sperling, aged 90 years.
Jackson,—At Go flume, Muskoka, July,
22, Lillian Fair, eldest daughter of
Thos. Jackson, Jr., Clinton adad 23
y,cara, I month and 22 days.
Taylor—In London, on July 2,5tlt, Mary
Jane Taylor, daug'''er of the late T.
Taylor of Clinton, aged 48 years. ,
NEW
fffilli011 Store
!laving leased the store propertyt
Mt. J. W. Broderick, Main, street,` 1 bee
to announce to the public that 1 haft
eel :.ed out business In the line of (len-
riot i'rovisions.
111.0011, FEED, STOCK FOOD, PRESS,
ED HAY, STRAW, ALL KINDS OF
SEEDS, GRAINS, ETC. ETC.
The very best grades of flour always
on hand
Goods delivered to any part of the town
We Invite your patronage and 'solicit g
call from you
Broderick's J. EIDT
Old Stand
Use PLYMOUTH
TWINES
PLY. SPC. 500 ft.
SILVER SHEAF 600 w
GOLD5MEDAL 65i0 a
81-2o to 11c per Ib.
000
Dustbane
A sanitary sweeping compound, cleans and brightens,
a dust absorber and germ killer. Try a package. return if
not satisfactory, 35c per pkge.
I)r. Williams' Fly Destroyer...... • 35c, G5c and $1.00
35c and $1.00)
50c
Paris Green, per lb 25c
Gasoline, per gallon 25c
Samson Brand Portland Cement
for Walls, Walks, Floors and Silos.
Cow Ease
Sprayers
IIEAIAWS IIARD!ARE A STOVE STORE