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TwExTY-FIRST YEAR. EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26. 1909. •
w.,TERWORKS HYLA\ CAItRt1El) RIGH SCHOOL COURSES AND TEXT
BOOKS.
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The Old Reliable
We Are Still in the Swim
OUR BARGAIN COUNTER Ig AGAIN LADENED WITH
Dress Goods at Bargain Prices
both ends and large pieces. Regular 35, 40c, 50c, 60c, and 75c per yard
These Foods are all good, heavy and durable, make
to clear 25c. splendid dresses for your girls going to school or
for you mothers. Come quick before they are all gone.
Table Linens and Napkins
Extra values in Table Linens for a few days only. REAL. LINEN DA -
^ASK, full 72 in. wide, with neat pattern, while they last, $1.0) per yard.
Also NAPKINS to match, at $2.25, $2.75 and $3.00.
BEAUTIFUL BLEACHED TABLE LINEN, good width, special at 50c
and 75c. UNBLEACHED TABLE LINEN, in heavy well finished, at 25c,
35c, 40c, 45^. 5'), Bac and 75c. These are extra value, but. having a quantity of
them, a'" .. .g to clear to make room for our Fall Goods, which are arriving
every d.
Fancy Suitings for Ladies
Call and see them in all the new shades and styles.
Shoes -Fifteen Per Cent Discount
Now is your chance to get sold before the Winter conies. A job line of
Shoes in all sizes, while they last. 49e
50c Tea for 40c While they last, one ca't• only of RAM
LAX Tea. in black, regtihi- 5(12 tins, this
week 41k.
Highest Prices Paid for Produce and Live Poultry
Butter 18c, Eggs 20c. trade: 181c cash. These price., subject to
change.
CARLING BROS.
aiatectorreceemooleximmootlefoo
Great : Sale
ALL SUMMER GOODS
They must all be cleared out regardless of cost.
New Dress Goods Are Here.
Come in and Get a Bargain
We Keep Nice, (;lean. Fresh Groceries
R. N. ROWE
PHONE 7.2
ONE DOOR NORTH OF POST -OFFICE
re•tt sslenal Cards.
DLO.D. I<OL'LSTO`t, L. D. S.. D. D. it.
DENTIST
Saabs, of the a. C. D.11. of Ontario and Decor
S.Nssis of Toronto Usherette.
OFFIo=: Oen Dickson a c'uliogs Lew Ofia, to
De. AN.rso/'s former Dental Parlors.
Di. A. R. IiNSMAV, LDJ. D D. B.•
ono, graduate of 'formai Mierats.
DENTIST,
HERE TO STAY
Bus and Dray Calls
promptly attended to.
Horses kept in stock for sale.
Telephone 41A
Stables at Handford's Horse Exchange
Wil. ARNOLD, Prop.
LINO extracted without any pais, or boy tad tecta
Ogee ever 0ladman a Stantur)'s cake, Maio street GIRLS WANTED
assess. ----
Oferators o 1 Ladies' Waists and
M.dIc.I Wh,teaear Good %agce. Stead: work
-Toe STAR \VHITEWEAR M'F'G CO.
Berlin, Ont.
HR BRIGHT, M. D. >r. C. 1'. a Si Ho?t:R
S Gradual. of Tor:ao t'cicere:tr, ito year,
resident pbJ.in ian Roval Aleundn Iloej ital, et. .
ODce and accidence, 6r Amos' old Staod, Andres
Street, LISTER.
D`. T. P. 11rI AUGHLIJI
Etas ?Hemet pre:tn a atter rpending a year (Col-
1
lissom Brti.b on
sod Ct(aental Hospitals. Gemini
'tke w:.b special • ..entioo to Eye, (with reftsc-
pip
gar Noe:.,,0 Tent.
O!E:e: Daeb*o'd, Oct.
Legal.
DtCLSON a CART !so, BARRISTER -Q. SOLICi
flees, Notariee, t'ot, a yar.' are Ccauxissiocers
IoHdton for Molsoes Back, etc.
Raley t0 Lose at :cse,t teaser Interest
Otew, Main street, Eater,
I. 1l. CaswO, B.A., L H. rasps
MOSIIT TO LOA:i.
WO base a three amo•tat of pens:* foods to lesa
$ fats Sod • ii:are properties et low rates of !stet
fist.
B. 9. PHILLIPS, EXETEn.
Lic.sss)" Auctioneer.
r
ale•attenlMae111rte!a•.tvt1faarla a nopar Terme nascta' Ie Allesd.niHt
d,a'ste b,B:. will b. promr'., -treaded to.RCanadian�a
GLADM.1N t STANBL'RT,t
Barristers, So(iciton,Main et.. teeter O■
Main-St.,J. SENIOR
A ent Confederation Life Assurance
m any. also Fire insurance in lead -
g an BritishCompanies.
Exeter.
LICENSED A CCTIONEER
poWM. ANDERSON. L'.c•ved Au t.o;neKr
• Huron County. Terms reasor.atle.
tee can be nude al tee Advo-atr.
1fsetcr. or I;rnry Eubbr's Office. Cud -
non.
)LOUSE FOR SALE
FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned Is offering for sale
twat valuable 100 acre farm. being Lot
8. Con. 3. Stephen. Ailcleared 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 bare,; also cement
5:10 ; three good wells of water and a
spring creek. One quarter mile from
r'.00l and two miles from church.
Possess:on given in the fall. Apply to
NEWTCN BAKER, CENTRALiA. ONT.
FARM FOR SALE.
A hundred acre farm. all seeded down
but one acre; situated north of Centralia
1-1 mile from Church, school and Post
C:::ce, being Lot. 0. Con. 1. Stephen.
T..cre Is on the premises a good frame
:louse. three good frame barns. 4 wells,
1 windmill, 1 acre of good orchard.and
10 acres of hardwood bus'-.: fences In
good repair, and Is well u nder-dralned.
Terms easy. For particulars apply to
MRS. S. McCOT. Centralia.
Can give possession at once.
TEACHER WANTED.
C -.:on S. 8. No. 13 Stephen. State
,'ala'y• Appy to SILAS STANLAKE, Jr
Hay P. O. O:.t.
HOUSE FOR SALE
First-class brick house on Mal --,t..
Exeter,: Tums easy. Also for sale
Vogrigesangs' \Vorderful Remedies.
Carload cedar posts for sa:e.
WM. M. BLATC'IIFORD
An ex ri'�nt t•:: k ' ors•. td r . a'd
•p -to -date. St•aated O:,e
Apply at this Office. Apply
FARM FOR SALE
of t'.e f'. --est farms In t'eborr.e
to Q.\NDEFeS & CREECH, Exeter
1tO\VLL1NG
Two rucks of lfensall bowlers
here on Thursday and played two games
each with our bowlers, resulting In the
visitors being four points up on the
day's play. Hensall also won three of
the four games. For Henean, liobklrk
Case, Cook and Sellery won from Mc-
Innis. Sparkman, Davis and Dickson
29-14, a::d from Anderson, Cnriatie,
Taylor and Snell 16-15; and the other
Ilenaall rink Graselck, Cantelou, Arn-
old and Brandt won from Mac, Stewart
Lovett and Hellman 18 to 15, and lost
to Creech, Gladman, Taman and Blatch-
ford 25 to 10.
This game was the first occasion on
which Exeter's new green had been
used by the bowlers, and it was quite
strange to all the players. While the
green la not yet all that could be de -
aired, it Makes a beautiful patch of
green grass and some further levelling
and seeding this fall and next spring
will stake It one of the best outside of
the vides.
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RADIAL RAILWAY.
The People's Railway promoters of
Stratford are contemplating the build-
ing of p line from Stratford to Exeter
via Carlingford. Fullarton. Rusaeldalc
and Farquhar. though it is understood
preference 1a felt for a diversion to
Klrkton, which would mean omitting
Farquhar and possibly Russeldale.
Grand Bend would be a lake objective
to this line. it 1e understood, to be
aimed at as soon as practicable.
The Stratford herald says. -\\'c would
look for specially stimulating results
from the llne to Exeter. passing t hrough
a rich country by an almost air liuy
bisecting the great triangle lying be-
tween the G. T. R. train line to Sarnia
and the branch lite to Goderich, and
bringing its trade to Stratford. Strat-
ford would then be an equal competitor
with London for the trade of a large
area. That section has now only one
line, the L. 1i. & 13. running north and
south, whereas the chief trend of traftt7
is east and west. The directness of this
line would be both to Stratford's advan-
tage and to that of the country tra-
versed. 13y the time this line would he
built. 1f the scheme goes into ops:a-
tion, the C. P. R. would doubtless D2 In
Stratford, and thus Exeter would ;.ave
a C. P. R. connection as well as a r,cw
U. T. R. connection. This would pro-
mote. the Interests of Exeter and the
whole section lying 0. tece:i that town
and Stratford.
STENOGItAI'IIEItS' SALARIES.
A little over two years ago, Miss Vlra
Heywood o: Clinton. after a three mon-
the' course. received a posltton at Rev-
elstoke at :50.00 per month, also free
transportation. Miss Mabel Snell, 41175
per month at Calgary. Mr. S. H. White
$110.00 per ,nontt , at Winnipeg. The
same can be done for any others at-
tending Clinton Business College.
THREE SUCCESSFUL TEARS.- The
Clinton Duchies. College has :.ad three
most successful years and we under -
Stand that proepet is for tete coming year
are brighter than ever. The graduates
of the C. 13. C. are now occupying many
of the finest positions in the leading
Canadian and American cities: In fact,
a large number are engaged as teachers
to ether Business Coaegec. A Clinton
young man who 1s a graduate of the
Goderich branc:t. has recently been ap-
pointed commercial teacher In the lar-
gest commerclal school In the City of
Toronto. As Clinton has proved to be
such an excellent centre air. Spotto
has determined to pay special attention
to this schoo', and as the citizens of
liurort are ever loyal to their own county
he confidently anticipates the full pat-
ronage of all who call Huron (-Cr home
The prestlge which the C. H. C. enjoys
in being a link of Canada's Greatest
C.taln of High Grade. Actual Business
Schools. enables all t',c graduates to
get the best positions. The Fall term
of this exce:lent school opens Aug. 30.
FOR SALE
Cottagvand thre-: lots In Exeter. befae
lots Nos. 55. 56, and 57, on the Sout
side of Sirncoe Street. On this property
1s a frame cottage (brick foundation)con
taming five ro:,ma and a ,food cellar.
Also a good well and a large stable.
Good garden and fruit trete. The pro-
perty to to be sold to wind up the estate
-Apply to ULADMAN & STANBCRY.
Barristers. Exeter, Ontario.
FARM FOR SALE
Tne undersigned Is offering is tarns
for sale. Lot 2. Con. 1. Blddulph. 1-4
mile from Centrally VRlage. containing
75 acres. sixty-five under cultivation.
tea acres bush pasture. There is p new
two -stony brick cottage. hard and soft
water, three gool wells. Barn 34 by 6•)
and other buildings. Possession given
In the fall. Terms easy. apply to
THOS. W. NEiL. Cler.tral:a. Ont.
FARM WANTED TO RENT.
100 acrea, to get possession In fall.
App;y to SANDERS & CREECH. Exeter
FOUND -RING
In the Fail of 1907-A signet ring, at
Mount (`armel Lawn Social. Ow:.er ca:
t see same by proving ownership and
paying for tots notice. byeal;tng at this
off ice.
BUOOY DUSTER FOUND
On Huron Street East. Exeter. on or
stout the 9th August. Owrer can ran
same by provi-g property ar.d payl-;g
:or advirtlac^.•, t. A. DEARING. JP..
Exeter did well for the Waterworks
Hy -law on Friday, carrying 1t by a maj-
ority of 114. The vote was quite light
only 256 voting out of a possible 504.
The following Is hie result of the polls.
No. 1- For 34, Against 15, Ma} t9
No. 2- For 42, Against 6, Mal 36
No. 3- For 51, Against 18, MaJ 33
No. 4- For 58, Against 32, MaJ 26
195 71 114
We understand that the Council in-
tends commencing at once with the work
of cleaning out the pond and commenc-
ing the building of the dam. Mr. Fred.
W. F'arncontbe, C. E., of London, was
here Tuesday night In consultation with
the Council with regard to the work.
Cneap c Intent makes it very advisable to
proceed with the dam at once.
TI1E E\E'I'Eit COUNCIL
m_' :.1 the Town Hall, Friday,
August 20th, at 8 p.m. All the mem-
bers present. The minutes of the last
meeting, held August 6th, were read
a:td approved.
A copy of Suntntons and Garnishees to
the Dlvialon Court was held and dis-
cussed.
A copy of the letter as received by the
reeve in regard. the Peoples Railway
was read, and the same was left with
the reeve for answer.
Mr. A. S. Deavitt asked to have tt:0
drain on Gldley street extended west
to his property. The council decided to
look over the situation on Saturday a.m.
21st Instant.
fir. ilurdo;; asked leave to cut down
certain trees ea William street oppos-
ite the ba.,a property. Granted, su
ject to the street commissioners appro-
val.
ileaman -Johns -That the council in-
spect the new walks on Saturday, :Hist.
at 9.30 a. nn -Carried.
The Re';ve appointed Councillore Car-
ling and Johns a cornntlttee to see and
have certain electric llglite re -arranged.
also to get the electric light wires re-
moved from the shade trees, and report
at the next meeting of the council.
Tile reeve read a letter from a Mr.
Strauss Of Parkhill asking if ti o bust -
:less men of Exeter would help In the
way of subscribing for stock in a con-
cern for the manufacture of knitted
goods. and what encouragement the mu-
nicipality would give. Left with the
reeve to make answer.
Per }Raman and Luker that the reeve
and treasurer be authorized to borrow
111500 for the purpose of paying an in-
stallment on the r.ew cement wanks -Car-
ried.
The following accounts were read ., d
ordered paid -Geo. (Edmore, labor,
3.50; Albert 131ssett 6.75; Richard
Quante 4.50; Sidney Sanders 9.75;
Walter \Westcott, 12.5a, Sidn,y West,
4.50; Peter Whitlock, for camcnt tile
11.00 • The Queen City 011 Co.. gasoline
7.74: The Times Printing Co.. advert-
ising by-law, 1152.00, cards 50c., ballots
3.50; Advocate Printing Co., Municipal
World supplies, 7.50; Expenses booths,
Deputy Returning Officers arid Poll
Clerks In by-law election 27.00; Thomas
Houlden. 2 we:ks street watering $30
-amounting In all to $180.74. Passed
on motion of Carling and Ileaman and
carried. The prepaid account of 11".08
due the Electric Light Co. was sanction-
ed In the above motion,..
Mr. R. G. Seldon asked for a payment
of t1 00 on the contract of cement walk
-Granted on motion of Ileaman and
Johns. subject to approval of the work.
The account of Chas. Wilson for •39
and also that of James Willis for 10.50
for labor at the ce;mtc:y. and approved
of by the committee. was passed on mo-
tion of Marling and Beaman -Carried.
Ad;our:.rnent by Luker.
Jos. Senior. Clerk.
Local Items
Mrs. C. H. )Forney la confined to her
room with pleurisy.
atlas Tilly White 1s attending the mil-
linery openings at Detroit.
Mrs. Geo. Anderson has returned from
a pleasa ,t visit with friends 1:4 London.
Delta Bawden, after a short visit in
town has retuned to her home in Lu -an.
)irs Harrison ar,d Mts. Morrison of
Pe'roit are elsiting firs. Cookson. Ex-
eter North.
Mr. C• a.. Lindenfelt, who haigbeen
"ol'day.ng 1n Cleveland has resunild 91.
dutie. at 3. A. Stewart's.
Mire Thompson of Denfield ,and
HohPs of Blrr were guests of Miss
Jean ))awkehaw over Sunday.
Mr. August Gu',r I as rented Mr. It.
13ia••'•:old'.:coulee o:; Mair -,t. Mr. Guar
',as a dredging contract to Usborne.
Mrs. D. Dyer is visiting In Londoa.
a• -d fro.•n there will go to Port Stan-
ley. atter whicn she will return to her
home In Canaille. Mich.
Melee Sout cott went to Seaforth yes-
terd+.v to run In t"e 100 yard dash at
tele 9. 0. S. 'ports. Wilb. Martin. and
Rvs. and Orv. Sout'tcott accompanied
hirtl.
Mra. E. IF. Spackman and daughters.
St'sses Freda. Gertie and Marjorie, of
Blenheim. spent Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs. John Spackman. on their way home
from epend!rg t'.e summer at Grand
Bend.
in reply to an enquiry from Messrs.
Harvey Bros. the followir'.g has been
se.,t from the Agricultural Colltge.--irl
each of r,ire years experiments have
been col dueled treatlrg winter wheat
1-t different ways to prevent the develop-
ment of atinkirg smut, and the results
have been very satisfactory. in the av-
erage reauY• of five years. untreated
weed prodaed 4.2 per cent of smutted
heads. write seed *rich was immersed
:or t eels' m1: tree In a solution nude
by adding o. a pint of formalin to forty
+aro gallons o•: water produ-c l a crop
wale`, was pract:ea.:4 free from 'mut.
The following are the courses for
High Schools. and Continuation Schools
as p:eser:bed by the Regulations of the
Education Department of Ontario and
that will le taken up In the H.S. 1 epart-
ment of Exeter School: -
1 A General Course -having 1n view
a good general education.
2 '. Spenlal Commercial Course-airn-
ing at most thorouigh business cd-.
unation. This course covers two years.
at the end of which, a diploma Is giv-
en to candidates passing the Examina-
tion on the presrrtbed work.
3 The Teachers' Course. or Course for
Entrance to Normal Schools.
4 The Course for (Juntier) Univer-
sity Matriculation.
The first and second of these courses
will be taken up at the Lower School. or
Forme 1. and II., and the last two in
middle school, or Form Ill.
The following are the subjects and
text -books required in the various forms
Forma I. and II. -Reading and English
Literature, 20th Century Literary Sel-
ections; English Composition, Element-
ary English Composition (Sykes) ; Eng-
lish Grammar, H. S.. Eng. Grammar;
English and Canadian History, H. S.
History of England and Canada; Arith-
metic. Ontario 11. S. Arithmetic, new
edition; Alge9rt, Junior Algebra, (Hall
& Knight); Geometry, no text In Form
E., 111 Form If. Theoretical Geometry
(Baker); Geography, Ontario H. S. Puy -
steal Geography. new edition; Element-
ary Science, consisting of Botany. note
t.00:t o fly, Zoo:o3y. not too:c only, P hy-
sirs, H. S. Paysicai Science Part 1;
Q:eni! try, Ontario II. S Chemistry,
rew edition; Art (drawing and color
work), Drawing Pad; Commercial sub-
jects -Bookkeeping and Business Papers
Ontario School Bookkeeping, new edi-
tion: Stenography, Plennan's Short-
hand Course; Writ'ug, Typewriting, and
Spelling; Lat'n, Latin Lessons for 13c-
g1h►;era (Robertson & Carruthers; Fren
ch 1n Form if.. 11. S. French Grammar
and Reader ; German 1n Form II., 11. 8.
German Grammar, flew edition. The
General Course and the Teachers' Course
do not Include Stenography and Type-
writieg. The Spe:pal Co:nmerc:al Course
Includes all the subjects of Forms 1.
and II., except Latin, the Elementary
Science subject. and Geometery, tut
with the addition of an optional course
in French or German or both. In the sec-
ond year. English Composition -no text
book. English Literature, Prescribed
. elertlorts 1910 Tennyson. Julius Caes-
ar, Shakespeare; Engl!sn Grammar, N.
S Eng. Grammar ; History. fir. and
Can., 11. S. History of Erg. and Cana-
da ; History Ancient, Ontario H. S. An-
cient History (new) ; Arithmetic, Ont-
ario H. S. Arithmetic (new) ; Algebra,
11. h. Algebra; Geometery, 'riteor:tical
°cemetery (Baker) ; Latin, Gramma:-
First Latin Book (Fletcher and Hender-
son); Authors -Vellum Gallicun Books
IV. and V. (Caesar). AEneld Book 1.
(Virgil): French, Grammar, 11. S. Fier, -
eh Grammar and Reader. Authors 1910.
Le Werra D'eau (Scribe); German. Gram-
mar, H. S. German Grammar (newt,
Authors 1910. Das Kalte Herz (lWanff)
Chemiatry, If. S. Chemistry and Labor-
atory Manual : Physics, H. S. Physical
Science Part IL. Science Note Book ;
In the Trancare' course for Normal En-
trance no languages are required, but
Latin may be taken for a Bonus. In
the Course for Jailor Matriculation La-
tin la obligatory and the options are;
French and German, or French and Ex-
perimental Science (Physics and Chem-
istry), or German and Experimental
Sc:once. 1n the Public School Depart-
ment the following new books will be
!' trodcred ;-The new series of head-
ers. The Ontario School Spelling Bouk.
The Ontario Copy Rooks. In five :,um-
bers. All departments of the Exeter
Public School will open on Sept. 1st.
Mra Chas. Lirdeufelt has returned
(front a visit at her old home In °od-
ich.
Wedding
Invitations
In N,.„...t '1't
0„llc-t t'apIt•I -
The Fir.c,.t W. C.
And Hight i'ri..'v
The Advocate Office, Exeter
SANDERS & CREECU
Mr. Hancock, who was Visit
Mr. 1. Armstrong's last week. :.as It -
turned to his home In London.
BIRTHS
McCue --At Crcdlton, on Aug. 24th, to
Dr. and Mrs. McCue. a son.
Young -In London, on August 14. to
Mr. and ,lira. G. A. Young (nee Editt,
Beers) a son, Stanley Ferguson.
Albrecht -l:, 'Zurlc'.: on Aug. 19, to Mr.
and Mrs. John Albrecht, a daugi,:er.
Gibson -In Lucan on August 18th to
Mr. and airs. Walter Gibson, a d tug't-
ter.
Smith -In McGillivray. on Aug. 11. to
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, a daugh-
ter.
Brownlee. -Irl Seaforth, oil August 11,
to Mr. and Mrs. George Brow, l•.e.
formerly of Exeter, a son.
Spears. -At Cromarty, on August -- to
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Speare, a daugh-
ter.
DEATHS
Pulse. -111 Bidduiph on Friday. August
20th, William McGee, aged 94 years.
Went -At Corbett. Stephen, on Aug. 13, .
Samuel Webb, aged 64 years.
Hall -In Corbett, on August 16, Sarah,
relict of the late Thos. Hall, aged 68
years, 5 months, 17 days.
Butt -In Cha•ham, on August 14th.
L'llian L., eldest daughter of E. and
Mrs. Butt. Base Line, Goderich Tp.,
aged 28 Sears, 4 months, 18 days.
S:!troeder-In Carberry, Man., August
14th, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Schroeder, aged 1 year, 1
month and 2 weeks
MEDAL LOST
At Grand Bend on August 22nd, a sol-
ver medal with "Exeter" inscribed An
the back. Finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving sante at this office.
150 ACRE FARM FOR SALE
The underslbnei is offering for sato
that desireable faros In the Township of
Stephen, being lot 17, and S. 1-2 of 19.
in the 5th con. There is on the prem-
ises a good frame house, with cellar
underneath, good bank barn, drive shed,
and other outbuildings; about 7 acres
good hard wood bush ; all well fenced
and drained and In first-class state of
cultivation. \ViIl be sold reasonable as
the proprietor wishes to go West. For
particulars apply o, the premises OR
by :nail to J. 11. HAMILTON. EXETER
NEW
Proiision Siore
Having leaned the store property Of
Mr. J. W. Broderick, Main street.' 1 teg
to announce to the public that 1 halite
op=: -.ed out business In the line of Gen-
era) Provision,.
FLOUR. 1- EED, `;TUCfi F'O01'. PRESS-
ED HAY, `;TItAW, ALL KINDS OFF
SEEDS, GRAINS, ETC. ETC.
The very 0'9' grades of flour always
Goods delivered to any part of t .c 'own
We Invite your patru:.age and noir i• a
call frorn you
Broderick's 1
Old Stand J.
EIDT
Use PLYMOUTH
TWINES
PLY. SPC... 500 ft.
SILVER SHEAF.... 6C0
G:OLI) MEDAL 650 •'
8 1-2 o to 1 1 c per Ib.
000
Dustbane
A sanitary sweeping compound. cleans and brightens,
a dust absorber and germ killer. Try- a r'flf•kaue. return if
not satisfactory, 35c per pkge. Rz-�
Dr. WVilliams Fly- Destroyer 35c G5c and $1.00
Cow Ease 35c and $1.0)
Sprayers
Paris Green. per lb
50c
2fic
Gasoline, per gallon 25c
Samson Brand Portland Cement
for Walls. Walks. Floors and Silr,-.
HEAMAN'S BARDWARE & STuVE STORE