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AS above stated; or else
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TWENTY-FIRST YEAR.
EXETER. ONTARIO. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 9, 1909.
Wedding
Invitations
In Nett, -t 'It i.
On Icy -t . 1',.
'[11'. Finest \\'.•i k
And night I'ru , a
The Advocate Office, Exeter
CANDE1t' & CREECH,
The Old Reliable
We Are Still in the Swim
OUR BARGAIN COUNTER IS AGAIN LADENED 1\'Ii'll
Dress Goods at Bargain Prices
both ends and large pieces. Regular 35, 4(k•, 50e, 0J0e, and 75c per yard
to clear 250 These goods arc+ all good, heavy- and durable, stake
. splendid dt•esseH fur your girls going to school or
for you 10011018. Come cluck before they ate all gone.
Table Linens and Napkins
Extra values in Table Linens for a few days only. 1tEA1. LINEN DA-
MASK, full 72 in. wide, with neat pattern, while they Last, $1.($I per yard.
je Also NAPE INS to match, at $'2.25, $'2.75 and $3.00.
HEMP H EU L BLEACHED TA I3LE LINEN. good width, special at 50c
and 75c. UNBLEACHED TABLE LINEN, in heavy well finished, at 25c,
35c, 40c, •I r'. 5'). 65, and 75c. 'These are extra value, but, having .1 quantity of
them, a• •„ to clear to Make room for our Fall Goode, which art: arriving
every d.. h
Fancy Suitings for Ladies
('.ell cud see theta in all the new shades and hty'lea.
Shoes - Fifteen Per Cent Discount
Now is your chance to get sold before the 1Vinter conies. A jell line of
Shoes in ail Aiwa, while they hast. 49c
5Oc Tea for 4Oc While they h181, env cats.' early of RAM
LAX Tea. in black, regular 50e tine. this
week 4(k,
Ilighest Prices Paid for Produce end Live Poultry !
I3utter 19e, Eggs 21c. trade; 20c cash. These prier., subject to
change,
CARLING BROS.
reat : Clearing : 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, Clean, Fresh Groceries
R. N. ROWE
PHONE 22
- ONE DOOR NORTH OF POST -OFFICE
City
rr.fless 1.■.1 Cards.
DLO. J'. *OUL8TON, i. D. 8., D. D. 8.
DENTIST
amber of t. U. 0. D. 8 of Oslardo and Honor
lissdMta of Toronto University.
011101: Over Dk'kson & Partial('• law Office, Is
De. £tames'• former Dental Parlors
HERE TO STAY !
Bus and Dray Calls
promptly attended to.
Horses kept in stock for sale.
- - -- Telephone 4l A
`Dir. A. R KINSMAN, LD.J. D. D. Stables at Handford'• Horse Exchange.
Honor graduate of Toronto Delrerkrty. K '
\VN. AItNOLr), Prop.
DENTIST.
Small ettncted without any pale, of any bad elects
Oen ern OlaheaaaMental ryYmem Yale t
assess.
OIIILB WANTED
Ofetators on Ladles' Waists and
Medics' Wialeteear. Good oaken. Steady work
-Tee STAR tt'111TEtt'F:AR 1('i CO.
el R nluulrT, M. I). M. P. P. a N HONOR !Orlin. Ont.
lie filmdom. of Toronto t'nitersitJ Two years
resident physktan Ko al Aletandrs Hospital, et..
OW* mid Resl.ten •e, Or .\m» old soiree Andrew
Street. glClgtt.
D`, T. P. Yc1.AU1111LIN
EM r.reume4 premie• after a .en.1lnf a )ear (('oto
lee) etBrl.k ariU
l Continental 11.wpitals. eneral
�rs�tle•
with epee lal attwnnon to Rye, (with reins, -
Ws) gar Now amt 'Boost..
Mlle Met. +.4, Ont.
pit1.eg•I.
I0111ON a ('A1u.INO, i.AnntYTRRS, eoLICI
tiers, Sotarie.. ('.•.oe)ane•ere, Commissioners
Ssllctten for Yoleone Hank, et.-.
M.u.y to Loan at low eat rates of IIn.r..%
0111'... Win street, Ratter,
1,1.Oasuo.,8A,
li0IiiT TO 1.0A A.
Wal Aero a lance ar,t - ii t -f pr{, ate funds to loan
• huts IAA 'Hive peer•rtlr. 01 law rates of Inter
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4
weave
M.
01.ADMANalITASIWRT,I
Barrister*, gollclton,lfaln et , Reeler On
11. S. i'HT1.1T1'4. ExtfTRlt,
Licensed Auctiosecr.
dates atten4e.t in all parte Satida•tion gna/ss•
Wed 0» no pay Terni, reaamotele. AlloeM n lett
IA Advocate OT -r will be penmptly att.nded 1e.
J. SENIOR
Agent Confederation Life Assurance
Oomppaany, also Fire 111NIiranre 311 lead.
leg O*nadian and ilriti,h Companies.
M tin -St., Exeter.
LICENSE() AUCTIONEER
W)(. ANDEIOs.'N. 1.1,. i..rd Atetionter
for Huron County. Terms 'cleanable.
tab can be made at ate Aare ate.
,ter. or !leery Either's Ottlre, Crud-
ttlm. e
HOUSE FOR RALE
FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned 1s offering to: a.tic
that valuable 100 acre farm, bring Lot
8. Con. 8, Stephen, AI►Ncarcd and In
good estate of cultivation. ponces good,
well under -drained with tile. About one
acre of orchard. Two story new brick
cottage and bank barn ; elan cement
silo; Three good wells of water and a
spring creek. One quarter mile from
school and two miles from church.
i'ossession given in the fall. Apply to
NEWTON BAKER, CENTIRALIA. ONT,
FARM 1011 RALE.
A hundred acre farm. all seeded down
but one acre; situated north of C 'ntralla
1-4 urine from Church. school and Post
Office, being Lot. 8. Con. 1, Stephen.
There Is on the prentlse@ a good frame
:louse, these good frame barns. 4 wells,
1 windmill, t acre of good orchard.and
10 acres of hardwood hush ; fences In
good repair, and 1s ow( II under -drained.
Terms easy. For particulars apply to
MRS. 9. McClOY, Centralia.
('tn give possession at once.
HOUSE FOR SALE
Firma -class hack house on Maln-st.,
Exeter.. Tants easy. Also for sale
t'ogrlgcsangs' tVo=ndctful Remedies.
Qirload .cdar posts for sale.
VM. M. MATCH FORD
FOR BALE.
One of the finest farms In t!sborne
Apply to SANDERS R CRE19Ci1, Exeter
MEDAL LOST
At Grand fend on August 22nd, a eel -
An esreltettt brl •k !nous, , mode r•: and ver nodal with "Exeter" Inscribed on
up-to.date. Mitt/elect 1).l tI.iin @(reef, the bark. Finder will he suitably re.
Apply at this Office. warded by leaviltg meanie at leis office.
.STILL YIUit1' AIt0('T ORA NI) BEND.
Just at pr.srn( Editor 1)lugul.e:r of
Stratford and Editor Dawson of Park-
hill are !miter/tee hu conteder.tht.• dis-
t uvslon regarding tee merits and the
dcvnerlts of l;rand Bend, and Inst to it -
ally paying earl, ether a few eue.stluo-
able complimcr.ls. With the latter we
have nothing to do, but as we have
quoted parts of two of (fro. Uing'n.r.'N
letters, we shall now quote a :Otte' of
what Tiro Dawouh has to say. --
"Our readers In G.Ia vicinity vleit
(]rand Bend many tlntcr annually' 11r 1
are tolerably well versed as to !tote
thing., are done out there. 'Moreover.
they knew all about the Mend and Its
conditions before the Mayor of titre. -
ford discovered 1l during Ilia elite 1
sojourn this summer at elaple Ura c.
A than who conducts a summer regio• 1
rias a right to conduct any kind of .t
summer resort he pleases, het. If the
public do not approve of els style of :►
resort they are perfectly Justified le
showing some other Brawl
Grand Bend hue Its faults 1(:l dere-
becks. So has every other pia:.'. The
(tend Is by 110 11101(110 an up-to-date sunt -
mer resort. It has no electric liven..
no sidewalks, few sanitary re,(ulet:en ..
no five cent shows, no shoo(-the-ehee. y,
or !Weill(' rallwaya. The wlldett form
of dissipation in which Its visitors can
indulge 10 to take a Whirl on the merry-
go-round, to work 11.0 slot machine tar
r'!:ewlllg guru, t0 attend a dance droos-
ed in becoming pajamas, or to toes;
niers):-nta1low8 to their best girl's hat
pin while seated around a c•antp-fire•
made of pile. knots. But the Rend ham
splendid batt:l:g, safe boating. air as
free and pure as was ever breathed in
the Garden of Eden, sunsets to rival the
famous sunsets of Italy. quiet groves,
surrounding comfortable cottages, cool
evenings when the wind stirs the iter
topa and the stars Lcspangl the heavenm
moonlight walks along paths that look
like fairyland. A free outdoor llto and
the Joy of Icing away for a time from
the lusuric i and trails and conventions
of civilization.
It Is a quiet, unpretentious restiog-
place. It Is n place for the nature lov-
er and a1 few weeks outing In one of Ito
cottages in quite within the reach of the
ratan with moderate swans.
Tho sanitary arrangements could 1N
!melee el. Garbage barrels cou1.1 ht
elleelI. d for each cottage and bl-weekly
or deftly collections of garbage retold be
nt:lde. Other necessary sanitary work
. ould be done in the sante way, but
whetncr the cepcuse of this should fall
un the men who own the ground or 011
the people who own the cottages Or on
the people act ul.ying the voltages 1e an-
other question.
Speaking of "Exposure." Bro. Dew -
molt goes on to say, -"Surely lits Wor-
nhip le taking himself too seriously• One
would think he had discovered a whole
manufactory of vilest graft instead of
a few thoughtless women throwing too
much dishwater told potato peelings out
through the pantry windows, or a few
Innocent chickens sunning themselves 0:;
the cottage verandahs."
FARM FOR SALE.
Situated on the second concession. lot
26, of the Township of Osborne, three
notice front Exeter and five miles from
111ensaIl, close to churele and one tulle
and a quarter from school. On this
property there is erected a good tram(
house. seven roans, convenient to hard
and 'soft water ; barn 40 by. 60 fl„ with
stabling underne..th, horse stable 20x
:t"., with drive floor and loft for hay.
There are forty acres feuded down and
ten acres In bush, also a good bearing
nrte-ard. This property Is well dral't-
c e and In a good state of cultivate -on.
It not sold privately on or before Sept.
17,th, it will be sold by public auction
1)n the premises, together with the chat-
tels on Sept. :Mete For particulars ap-
ply to ItoliEleT DOWN on the premises
or to TI103. CAMF.110N, Aurtloneer.
FACTORY F011 SALE
Tue undersigned Is offering for watt
.tee factory p,eenl.es on London Ito el
South. conslstletg of nearly lhtre nett.
of land. brick factory, frame dwelling,
goo -1 lank stable. blacksmith shop need
other I uniting,. tt'III he sold at a
rr.to6t,abhic Dope.. and on easy terata.
I o- perllcul.trs apply on the premises.
or by mall to TIIUMAS BEAMtAN. Exe-
ter. Ont.
150 ACRE FAiRM FOR SALE
The undcrslencd Is offering fur male
that dellrcable farm In the Township of
Stephen. being lot 17, and S. 1-2 of 18.
In the nth con. Ther( 1s on the prem -
Lees a good frame house, with cellar
underneath, good hank barn, drive shed,
and other outbuildings ; shout 7 acres
/loud hard wood bush ; all well fenced
and drained and In first-class state of
cultivetio::. Will tic sold reasonable as
the proprietor wishes to go Went. For
particulars apply on the premises or
by mail to J. ii. I1. lILToN, F:\ETI It
FOR BALE
Cottagcand three lots In Exeter, belag
lots Nos. :.5. 56, and 37, on the South
side of !entree Street. O, this propytty
Is a frame cottage (brick fouhdatloo)con
twining five reams and A good cellar.
Also a good well and a 1.1:110 vtAble.
Good garden and fruit trete. The pro-
perly' Is to he sold to wind up the estate
-Apply to (MADMAN & STANBUItY.
Iterriater•. Exeter, Orrtarlo.
FARM FOR SALE
The undersigned Is offering his farm
for sale. 1.ot 2, Con. 1, illddulph, 1-4
mile from Centralia Village. containing
75 acres. sixty-five trete r cultivatioe.
U:1 reties bush pasture. There 1s a et(w
two-storey brick cottage. hard and soft
water, three goo! wells. ilarn 34 by 611
::,d other bulldln gee Posseaslon given
in the fall. Terms easy. apply to
Ti!Oe. u•. NE11.. Cr. traps. 0 •
Labor Day at Exeter
I'routy ; 1 2 milt bicycle tete, C. Vella- 0o., per water work• by-law .451.60; P.
acon,be, Butt Dar vey; Running broad Whitlock. cement til•, 8'c; Queen CItY
tr. ft.. 5 le., T. Venlig, M. Southcott. 011 Co., gaaolleve 5.11; hen Telephone
E. harness. 1-4 'nee race, M. Southcott, Co., message, :toe: The Electric Light
From a sporting standpoint Exeter
and Power Co., arc lighting 468, eeriest
$47.35, fawn hall 3.60, total. 113.96
John Ti !cheer, repairs to Qemetety tools
2.40; John (settle, fowrre for cemetery
218.2n ; W. J. Blesett, part salary hl33
C W. Cross, pt. eatery cemetery, 829.01)
amounting in all to $27.8.57, passed on
motion of Johns and Beaman -(harried,
Per Carling and Luker that 1t. 0. Set -
don be paid $1500, pelt payment on the
construction of the new cement walks.
Jos. Settlor, Clerk.
had a full day on Monday and a Most
enjoyable day
It wlN The bowling
K
green was a lively elect from Iti a.m.
to 1(1 vett. rind a large number of in-
teresting games were played. Two
gauges of baseball were played on the
recreation grounds, at 10:30 and 4:30,
and the Y. M. C. A. athletic sports on
the Fair Grounds during the after-
noon were eagerly contested.
HOWLING
Three finks above over from Sea-
ferlh and each played three games
with the keel bowler, and everybody
had rt good time. The visitors won
five out of the nine games, and made
it total score of 154 to Exeter's 132,
thus toeing 22 up on the clay's play.
SI AI olel ll ExErEI
I.. lion, 11. Sou Trott ; Pole vault, Itutt
G. Taylor, It. Brintnell, 6 fl. 6 In.; two
mite b'cyrlc late. Rrfine(onthe, Butt,
Iloykins; 1-2 'tele ruse, L. Her), Moly.
Souteco ', C. Prouty , Rurtnhtg, t:op,step
arid Jump, Ed. 1latnesa, L. licrn, D.
Rivers, :et ft., 2 1-2 In. ; Running high
jump. Butt, llyt'n, Rivers, 9 ft. 2 1n.
Sult.,Ile ch.unplonehlp badges were
presented to the wi:mere, while L. Vern
who got high ave rage, obtaining 17
points. was 141)4:1 ,1 beautiful military
11)1101 set.
1V. C. 1'. Mut soil
J. Shine
J. M. (Test.
Alex. \1'tlsun-- 3'r
Levet1
Acheson
Creech
Dickson -4
MUlnni8
Anderson
Clarke
-- 10 T,uuan ---17
Madman
Creeclt
Ileatnan
--18 Taylor --7
11'. Bright
W. McDougal
E. Bright
1V. I), Bright --15
Heitman
Spackman
Seldnn
Bunion --24
(foetid
Davie
Steell
17 Collins -21
Stanhury
Stewart
Tit mutt
Clarke --11
May
Grieve
Stewart
(Badman -- 10
Stanletry
\Veidenhatlllmcr
Taylot•
--1(1 Hemmen --1:3
Schlott
Davis
Snell
- - 4 Collins -19
--11;
W. Hroadfu..t
J. MC'I'avish
W'. Anient
(i. Culling --17
15.1 132
A rink of howlers of Stephen Town-
ship. consisting of Father Forster and
John Kilgallen of Mount Cartmel, and
Dr. McCue and Claude Bloat of Cred-
iton, skipped by Father Forster, ar-
rived n• R o'clock and played -three
games with Exeter playern.
STKPIIEN EXK•rKlt
Dr. McCue
C. Illtie•tt
J. Kilgallen
Fatbye Forster -21
Sweet.
Sparkman
l.evett
Dickson - 24
Mclunis
Gould
Dickson
--21 Hurtion - 11
Stanbury
(sieve
Ta l l l 1111
12 Christie -20
54 Gr
IIASEiIALL
Centralia and Exeter played two
gatnes of baseball, which were fairly
well attended. The home team was
succeANfIll in both games, winning the
morning game 17 to fl and the after-
noon game 15 to R. The following are
the scores in detail:
MoIININr (IAMK
Ex/alai ()KNT/IAI.IA
Hawkshaw I Swann.... .....1
H,►wdt'n 1 13. Mitchell .... 0
Carling 2 M. Mitchell .. 1
McConnell ... .. 2 F. Illootnfleld...0
F. Royle 2 Hauser 1
Hrintn'll . T. Boyle.. .....(1
Bissett ..... ....2 Hutt ..... 1
Knight 3 Donlan .. 2
Hoskin 2 H. Mitchell .... (1
17 (t
Exeter 2 IP 5
('entr,tli,t---1 2 U
A rTKItNOrN
650 - 17
0111--6
(IAMK
Ex KTY.It ('Ks rit.ti.l t
Hawksli:tw 1 Doplan 2
flaw den . .. :3 Palmer. .. 1
Carling. . . ... n '.1.'tit.•hell 1
McConnell 1 11. Mitchell .... 2
F. Houle .... 2 Swann (►
Biotin( Il .... 1 13. Mitchell 1
Nontlicot1 1 Bloomfield 0
Knight .... 1 T. Hoyle 1
Husking 2 Houser 0
15 8
Exeter -1 0 1 1 0 3 0 1 5--15
Centralia -2 1 1 0 0 (► 1 0 3 R
THE Y. \l. C. A. SPORTS
t got.dly crowd Attended lite Y. t1 C
.t. sports 111 the afternoon when the fol-
lowing list of at l tie events were run
oft, with the rcaults as shown. -
lee yd. race, 1. Ilea:, C. Prouty. T.
Coiling; Standing broad Jump, L. lion.
M. Soutlerott, T. Qtrlintg ; 7 ft. 11 1-1
1211 y.1 .List, \t. Snutheolt, 1.. Bern. 1'.
1'AIO.1 \V tSTE!) TO HENT.
10•) at res. to get posaesslon In fell.
Apply to SANDERS A CREECII. Eteter
Ontario Liquor License Act
1.rense M.trt• l of Rooth Iluren. Neuter 1. h.r.
h7 Riven that Errs Itrenn. , M (h. eeee.hip
of 8tepbrn. has male af.plkWlon for penstir0en
to traitor' Ms Tow nettp tavern he'll". in St.p1.0
to James Darman n4 Stel.M.n Tp . and that the aat1
applhatian w ill fie ronnpletr.l at the meeting "f the
WHOA al to ••nee (•n,nml.danrn. to he hell at the
Comm.() is! II'de1, In tillage of Eveter, on K e.1no*
day. the 19th day of septetuher. I9•0. at the hour of
Waal.
All peewees Interntee will R.vvrrn themselves ar
eordintly,
John Torrsnee, Bente Inept, ter
Doted et Clinton. the. ttth dee of 8erf.10,er, 14!0.
THE EXEPER IUUN('il.
council met In the Town Hall, Friday
:i. et. 3, all the nten:lsrrs being present,
Minutes of the rucennge held Aug. 20
and 24 were lead and approved.
Mr. A. O. Dyer asked the Connell to
place a flag -stone crossing acoee Old -
Icy street and at (ho corner of Carling
attect, the sante to connect with the ce-
ment walk:a. The request was granted
on motion of Councillors Beaman and
Johns.
Apetltlon was presented to the Coun-
t 11 by Mcssra. Grieve and Meeks and
signed by the properly owners along
the east alae of WII:•.t,tt vice(, askiee
for a cement walk (tom the corner -1'
Sanders south to Ann street. Per mo-
tion of ileanari--Johne-that the p00 -
Hon be received and if time will permit
.old the Council have the power without
going beyond improvement limit, the
walk ba constructul.-Carried.
A circular hetet front the Central Can
adze Citizen with regard to tax on im-
provement values at a lower rate than
land valuer. w'1) read, accompatilcd by a
petition to be signed and forwarded to
the Provincial Legislature, Toronto. Per
!Iranian and Carling that the petition be
oilseed and forwarded as desired. It
was. declared carried, the reeve wi-t' 'e
his vote recorded .fay".
The fo11, w,•:4 tl:.g stone crotrslr'gs
were ordcted-one on James street op-
posite the Methodist church, west aide,
on motion of Hcaman and Luker, two on
Iluron stteel, o.ic at the corner of Wil-
liam and one at the corner of Carling on
utotlon of Luker and Johns. -Carried.
Per Carling and Luker that the clerk
write the Caledonia Evaporator Co. re-
conditions of agreement. -Carried.
i'er Johns and Carling that tice Reeve
and Treasurer borruw one thousand and
(Ivy hundred dollars to be applied as
the acc•ohd Installment per the construc-
tion of the cement walks.-QArrled.
The ntu;ticlpal rate of taxation was Dy-
ed at 19 mills on the dollar, on motion
of Carling and Luker. -Carnet.
Th. bellowing accounts were retd and
led to be paid. -Advo( ate Printing
Do
You
Eat
Hearty
0r is every good meal felluwcd
by discomfol t
So certain are we that
Howey's
Dyspepsia Cure
will cure indigestion
every tune -for every person --for you
-that we will give you your (Honey
back if it fails without a word.
Try lis. 50c a bottle.
W. 3. IIOET, PHIILJ.
Chemist and Optician EXETER
Phone 50
ts- A big assortment of 2.'2e YOUTH
BRUSHES just art ived.
Mise Sarah Swot assisted by a num-
ber of other ladles entertained her Sun-
day School Class to a ple:tlr party on
tate Rectory Lawn on Labor Day.
BIRTHS
Clark. -111 Usborne, on Sept. 5th. to Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Clark, a daughter.
Allen -At Farquhar, on Sept. 7th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Allen, a son.
Fahncr-Ira Steehen, on S( pt. 0th, to
Mr. and Mrs henry Fainter, a daugh
ter.
MA ItRIAON.S
wild -Station -Mr, Marie \1'lld of Dash-
wood to Miss Rhoda Station, daugh-
ter of Mr. John titatto.:, Grand Bend.
by Rev, A. D. Olsrhler, at the Evangel
teal ptrvJoag., m1 Wednesday. Sept.
1st.
Rallahtyne--eloatel•h.--At Tbamee Road
on Sept. 801, by itev. Fletcher. Mr.
Thos. Ilallan'yne, to Miss Millie, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mon-
teith.
Down -woods -At Elinlvllle. on Sept. 8
by Rei. Watson, Charles R1•'hard Down
to Mien P.ert'ta liia:tch, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert \V.oeds.
Turnbull-Sharrow-In Stephen, on the
1 at Scpte:nher, by Rev. Qtrrlere of
Grand Bcnd, Mr. Norman Turnbull, to
Miss Adcllnc Sparrow, youngest daugh
ter of Nit. Joseph Siarrow.
ward -Eagleson -In Brantford, on Sept
1, at the residence of the brides' moth-
er by Rev. Mr. E•niLiy, Air. Rennie
Ward, Mitchel), to Miss Tillie Eagle-
son, Brantford.
DEATIIS
ICIeIrt-ire Fullerton, on Sept. 1. Jarob
Klein, aged 75 .,cars, 12 months and
22 d:1ys.
McGee. -In Biddulph, on August 20)11:,
William McGee, aged 94 years.
Bullock -At Lurcrklp, on August Better-
Sarah
0ttt-Sarah Ann %%cods, relict of t:.e tate
John Bullor•k. Mc0itltvray tooaline,
aged 87 year v. 8 months, 16 days.
Kerslake -In Mitchell, on Aug. 80, Thos
Kerslake. aged 78 years.
NEW
•
Frovision Sto!e
Baying leaned the store property Of
Mr. J. W. Broderick, Mabee street.• 1 beg
to announce• to the publle that I have
ole Ned out business In the line of Gen-
eral Provlalons.
FLOUR. FEED, ST0r1. 1-0011, PI1ES9-
ED HAY, NTItAw, ALL KiNi)S OF
SEEDS. GRAINS, ETC. ETC.
The very beet glade• of flour a!•eaye
on hand
floods deltver(d to any pat ,'1 11 r !OWI)
We levitc your patronage .And moil. 11 a
call from you
Broderick's
Old Stand
J. EIDT
Furnaces, Plumbing and Tinwork
ARE YOU going: to put in a Furnace?
If Ito, let us estimate what it will cost you to
instal a Gurney's New Idea- '1'h
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