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TWENTY-THIRD YEAR.
EXETER. ONTARIO. THURSDAY, JANUARY 13. 1910.
•
SANDERS & CREECR
The Old Reliable
Stook Taking Sale
Ladies' Furs
A few seta of Furs, both in Stole and Ruff shape, with
Muffs to match, at $17 and $35, to clear $14 and $28.
A number of Odd Ruffs, ranging from $22 to $32-20
per cent off.
Black Astrachan Collarettes at $6 and $4,50.
Black Electric Sable Collarettes, trimmed with Astra-
chan, 20 per cent off.
Men's Furs
Men'. Fur Coats, good reliable furs such as Galloway, China Dog, Calf
Erin and Wallaby, 20 per cent off.
Underwear and Blankets
A number of lines in this department must be cleared out.
A job lot of Men's Fleece -lined Shirts only, 86c to $1.08, to clear 76c.
A few pair of AU Wool Blankets, to clear $4.00.
Flannellette Blankets at $1.20, $1,60 and $1.86,
Print -Worth 121c, to clear 10c.
Bargain .Table
This table is now laden with short ends of Flannllettr, Dress bloods.
heating* and many other articles too numerous to mention.
Come Early and Make Your Purchases !
CARLING EROS.
111.01110010041006.00000001,111,04136
L
RET1R1NO FROM BUSINESS
Co with'the Crowd to
R.N.Rowe's Creat Clearing Sale
of his entire stock of
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, A.NTLEA, FURS,
BOOTS AND SHOES, HEAVY AND LIGHT RUB-
BERS, WALL PAPER AND LINOLEUMS-
ALL GOOD GOODS
We bave the cleanest stock in town and must all be cleared
out regardless of cost, As 1 am Riving up buainese.
Highest Prices Paid for all kinds of Farm Produce.
We Keep Nice, Clean, Fresh Groceries
R. N. ROWE
PHONE 22
ONE DOOR NORTH OF POST.OFFICE
rr.fe..t.nai Cards.
DL IOUlaTON, L. D. S., D. D.&
DENTIST
Mew of le. L 0. D. t .t Ostatk sad Rotor
t#suMss sr T..e.to University.
O/:IOE: Prat Dickson a C,a:liag's Law Otc., la
Ds. £a/ewes'. foresee Distal Pauses.
DL A. L KINSMAN, L. D. S., D. D. II.'
DL
graduate of Tomato UdveiIsty.
DENTIST.
E ssig eukuNed school say pais, of oily bad rattle
Otis seer glossas a f3taabury's ounce. Kala street
111,011.
Medical
oug t Bt10UT, K. D.. M. C. r. t
8. HONOR
• Gratteato of Toronto University. Two years
OgraaWico
•, )rAmoarOId 9ep,11
1nderk.
S tmt. EXETER
D• A. T. BOND, TORONTO, Purr! GRADUATE
of New Tots Post Graduate College, auceeetor
to pNetieel M Dr. A. F. Malloy, Exeter. Resideece--
I.stsly occupied t' Dr Mallon, Andrew St. OIEce--
Forserly the Elliot Lw (sit..., opposite Central
Hotel.
DL T. P. McLAVOHLIN
HM resumed practice atter tpeadin a neat (Co:
lege) M 1114116 aid Continental Hoepitale. General
memos wine special atteotion to Eye, (wits refry
floe) Eat Now sod Tbtoat.
Mee: Dukwood, Ont.
Legal ,
DgE/ON a CARLiNO, BARRISTERS, 80LC1
fess, rotaries, Cooveyancen, CommiesI00ett
golleftoes for Moleooe Bank, etc.
Missy t. Leas at lowest tattoo, interest
Ogees. Main Keret, Exeter,
I. It. 0aaL 1. B.A.. L. H. aeons
M
O11ET TO LOAA,
We Nes stares as000t of private fonds to loos
Xarm asd video/townies se low ,Mee of Istel
j M• OLADMAN a IITANBUBT,1
Barrfsues, Iblkiters,Mals H., Exeter Os
B. d. PHILLIPS, EXETER.
.1 Lis. ss1 Atsctl.rs*r.
$s1M.tta.ea+ Is all porta Bstlseset Moa j11MaM
wad w 10 peg._TMs. tesssad.le. All ascots 1Mt
st'4dv 080 OMee ern/ be promptly attssdsd la
J. MINIUM
Meet Confederation Ufe Assurance
O F also Fier Ineuraaes la lead-
Igslan and British Companies.
[( Main•St.. Rioter.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
M. ANDERSON, l.lccnaed Atartialuer
for Huron County. Torn.. reasonable.
Dates can be made at tr. Advo-att.
Stew. or 1ltnry Ellber's Otflre, Cred-
eam 4164
lean.
MONO TO LOAN ON FARM AND ViLLAGE
Properties at lowest rates of Interest.
ERNf$T ELLIOT,
Office Opposite Central Hotel, Exeter, Ont.
WE WANT
For Fa'1 and Winter months in Eseter
and surrounding country an active re-
liable agent to take orders for nursery
stock.
GOOD PAY WEEKLY. OUTFIT FRES.
EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY
404) ACRES
of the cr,oicest nursery stock which you
sell direct to your customers. This Is
one of tf.e advantages our sten have over
jobbers. We guarantee the delivery of
trees In GOOD CONDI-10N and UI' TO
CONTRACT GRADE. Write for p.ertic-
ulars-PELHA d NURSERY CO., TOit-
ONTO ONT. Please mention this paper.
FARM FOR SALE.
100 ac:e f..rn, !n Usb rne, two and one
half n•..ics from Exeter, also a bre rk
house on Malr.-etre"t. Exeter, and a car-
lnad of green cedar posts.
WM. M. MATCH rORD
(it
FARM FOR SALE.
ct L'.e (inert farms In t'ebor..e
Apply tc SANDERS h C1IEECH. Exeter
IIORSES N',\NTEI).
Having opened up a trade in the llrlt-
Inh Columbia markets I will be at my
nwn home. Exeter. every Saturday for
the purpose of buying all classes of
horses that are sound and In good con -
(1 (1('n
T. E. IIANDF'ORD.
l'IANO AND (7UTTEIL F'011 SALE.
A r.ew first-class Piano for sale
rheap also 'utter. Apply to W. Arnold,
Dseter.
FARM FOR SALE.
Choice hundred acre tarn), being Lot
3. Con. 1, Osborne, London Road, 3-4
Wille from Centralia, 3 inlles from Ex-
eter. On the premises there is erected
a good brick house. all conveniences,
large bank bars 90x45, ftnlehed In
latest Improved style ; drive house.
orchard, never failing water, well lIi
darn and house. 12 scree fall wheat.
A11 plowing done. if not 0014 prlv&Niy
on or before the 20 day of 'bee. will be
sold by pub:Ie auction at a date to be
Lied later. Mary term. o�
1'.'r terms and particular*
Jae. Ilandford. prop.. Oentn
T. ( nxaron, auctioneer, For,
Fytrtent.
1y to
or to
tar P. O.
LOCAL OPTION FINALS.
Teat the Province of Ontario is fast
roing dry through Local Option is an
Indisputable fact. On May the 1st licit
g11 licenees will be tut off through
the passing of Local Option by-laws
in 76 ruuniclpalities. 1lad the straight
majority been all that was necessary
to proh:tblt Ilqu)r selling the vote would
have been favorable In 130 municlpal-
it:e.i and 434 licenses would have been -
cut off. The three-fifths requirement,
however. assist es the retention of 1 ocal
Option in practically every place that
once passes It. i) it two places. Het: -
sail and Grimsby, au.ceeded in repeal -
in:; the by-laws, the former by thee•
fifths, and Cie latter by a majority Vote
We believe Ifensall stands In a unique
position in Ontario) as the only place
that has every repealed Local Option.
by a thre'c-fifths vote. Truly, the tem-
perance sentiment id gaining ground.
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COUNTY LOCAL OPTION -The Ontar-
io Moral Reform Council decided last
Thursday to ask the Provincial Legis-
lature for a measure providing for Lo-
cal Operon by cuantles, !n,''uulc,g 'Wes
up to twenty -'1v: thousand InnaWtants,
and for Local Option by wards and die-
trict., In the larger cities. It was felt
that such a Measure would greatly help
places like liraritford, where the few
votes lacking of the three-fifths would
be amply made up by the vote In the
county. It war alao resolved to ask the
Dominion t uver,tntent to make the laws
relating to uaturaii:.atlon of foreigners
store stringent, the foreign vete being
shown to be largely responsible for a
number of defeats of Local Option. Mr.
C. F. Verity, Brantford. is tee Treas-
urer of the Council.
In Huron County Local Option carried
In Colborne, 306 to 178, Grey 514 to
202 Tuckeretnth 305 to 197. Lost by
re.h t 1.0•.e -C into n 322 to 266. Brueeels
166 to 112, Bayfield 85 to 57, Exeter
281 to 220. Stephen 500 to 442. Turn -
berry 251 to 195, Wingnam 294 to 268
It way defatted c't 14,jority vote In
ltlyt'e 1111 to 122. lity 289 td 413. Rc-
pe.ilei In Ileneall 148 to 89. '
LUCAN MAN KiLLED
\\"n ep 2. Jan. 6t',.-T:mothy Dorsey,
!1 lr•e it ceeureio,.iet from Lurar,. Ont.,
wlille visiting Paddy Bennett at the
local fire hall yesterday aftcri,000n,
stepped backward through the elide pole
anrrture, and tontine in mid-air struck
hie head upon lire pavement below and
was Instantly killed, his skull having
been fractured by contact witn the floor
Dorsey, In company with John O'-
Meara, a relative, had just come in
(rent Somerset, where he had been em-
ployed on John llantord's threshinit out
fit during the fall and also one the Gov-
ernment telephones. Bennett conducted -
them upstairs to this room and was
showing them .t eicture over the pole
aperture, when without warning Dor-
sey stepped into it backward., making
a wild clutch at the wall as he fell.
Bennett attempted tc :.asp lilt», but
failed, falling with all the weight of
his 190 pounds on the hard floor. Just
previous to looking at tine pictures. Dor-
sey had be -n commenting upon the aper
tures. ar.d stated that they were much
entailer than. those In Detroit. Ile and
O'Meara were going out to Prince M-
bert to lumber camps on friday. Ile
was unmarried and had two sisters In
Luta:i, Mrs. Jas. :.lecke and Mrs. John
;\tc L.au:h1ir.
Cedar Posts for Sale
We have the finest quality of Cedar
Post at moderate prices.
G. E. HICKS.
CENTRALIA
MEETING uF' TIIE HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL
T ,c Ccs ii of the C)rporat 01 of the
(feu ty of 11urUr, will meet In the' Coun-
cil Chamber In tt c Town of Cw)drrich,
et :t o'clo' k nt. Tuesday, the 25th day
0: J.er nary, 1910 All sc'ou'ts again-
•! the county must be played with t he
clerk before this dote.
Latel Jan. 10th, 1910.
W. LANE. Clerk
FARMS FOR SALE OR BENT
Tits unde-slgncd offers the following
Linde for sale or rent. -Lot 11, Con. S.
14.: S 1-2 Lot 4 and N 1-2 I.ot 3,
Con 5. Stephen. and Lot 11. ClonA N. P.
McGillivray. Far.its are In excellent con-
ditlu t v.lth an abundance of water and
about ten acres of hardwood timber on
each. Lot 17, Corn. S. It Stephen has
:noJt-n house .teed two bank barnreeith
ter acres sown In fall wheat and 7.0
acre, ploweJ. and situated 2 1-2 miles
south of Crediton and 1 1-2 miles from
.t school. Kindly apply to the under-
ilgne.1,-MRM. JOHANNA ODUCIIILIN
Credlto•t Ontario.
FARM FOR SALE
74 acres of farm land in the tillage of
Exeter, 13 acres in fall wheat. fall
plowing nearly finished. well fenced.
well drained ar.d watered; good 1 1-2
storey brick house. rontalning 9 living
rooms, hard and soft water In the
house : good barn, number of fruit trees.
situate north of the station road. Exeter
For particulars apply to JOHN HAWK -
SHAW, Proprietor, or R. S. PHILLIPS.
huctlonecr.
FOR SALE
Cottage and three lets In Exeter, being
lots Nos. 55. Mi. and 57. on the Routh
side of Simeoe Street. On this property
is a frame cottage (br:rk foundatten)con
talr,lttl five rooms and a good cellar.
Also a good well arid a large stable.
Good garden and fruit trees. The pro-
perty le to be *old to wind up the sedate
-Apply to OL\DMAN & STANPUi1T,
alarrleters, Eseter, Ontario.
Farmers' Institute
The Town Hall was well fined o t Tues
dayafternoon ernoon and evening, the occaelom
being the regular Exeter meeting of the
South Iluron Farmers' Itistltute, ()w-
hiz to i"news one of the speakers, Mr.
R. W. Grierson of Oshawa, who was
•(dvcrtieed to b' present, was unable to
(0110. The other speaker, Mr. Anson
Groh of Preston, was present and gave
very Interesting and Instructive addiess-
(er. Mr. J. J Alliston acted as chair-
nitn owlmg to the president, Mr. A.
mustard, in the absence of Mr. Grierson
being reciueated to give al address on
Silage Corn Growing, in the course of
which he gave Lie hearers much valu-
able lnforntatio:t on the subject.
Mr. Gro`-, then delivered a most admir-
al' a address on ecientille feeding of eat-
tl• . showing by means of a chart the
r letive velars or the different feed
,tuffs. sucn as June gtaae, cont silage,
inane els, t''::otlry hay, red clover hay,
alfalfa hay, wheat, oats. etc. Mr. Groh
recommended feeding twice a day in-
stead of tire: tint's as is almost lnvar-
ably the case, and he argued the ques-
tion well and intelligently. Ills address
was a very excellent one and much ap-
preciated. Many questions were asked
and answered particularly as to the
;;rowing and feeding of alfalfa hay.
RE SURE TO IIEAIt THE NOTED REV.
SAM SMALL IN THE JAMES
STEET METIIODIS'T CHURCH JAN.
20711 AT 8 O'CLOCK P. M.
The fo!'pwine extracts arc front the
Toronto Mali and Empire regarding
the famous '-outhern evangelist, Rev.
seemed White Small.
"itev. Sam. W. :t:tall, the famous
southern evangel'et, journalist, author
and lecturer delivered his address on
Hirt Majesty Tit- Devil" In the Prin-
ceton Tneatrc, W',.•,) hundreds were turn-
ed away unable to gain admission.
.fust a line or two ahwt this nta:. it
would be easy to fin t',is whole ecc-
(fon with word, of commendation from
(Toronto) admirers land their name is
1e•elon) who remember his brilliant ex-
pcsitions of scriptural truth when he
came here with the late Sam Jones. his
'other In the gospel, :o mnduct that
ut^nec:able camp lige of 18d6. Any 111..))
even an apostl. *night be proud of the
complImeety paid him at the close r'f
Ile address last Sunday night by 1101)
who would not b. to taller d h1 en; turn-
s:" ',octal reformers, or a•i•e.e.atcs of -x-
actine prohibitory legty'a o'.. ilut s
there shy necessity l0 quote local tee-
tlnlony where ne Is so well and favor-
ably known when the great ntetropol:-
tan and cosmopolite') papers of the En-
Rlia't speaking world have procia!nwd
with rlar:orl notes his aba0:e5 and the
uraterlcal logic wheel the New York
herald gpcitks of feint as a 'nutgnetc
master of assemblies" and the Boston
Iltrnld, as 'The most gifted orator the
•outll has ever sent this way," and the
\W..shlnetton Poet writes 'There are not
aalf a dozen men In the country who
. arc egu tl to hlnl !n popular power as a
public speaker," and the Philadelphia
1',e.s, 'Mr. `;mall', address 1.4.14 night
w'a:. superb 1'1 all eta parte. a grace-
ful e'.tntple of rare and ,(fined ot-
ato: y," and the Ceiclnttatl Inquirer,
'H' Is an emotional orator of the first
rank in his generation" -to which a
ehutu9 of old time songsters among
them the Chicago Tribune, The Detroit
Free fres,, The i :dlanapolis Star, The
Ncw York World, The Des Moines Reg -
tater and Leader, The St. Louie Globe-
Demot rat. The Kansas City Star, chant
the rcfrelrl. There need be no question
In less trained and critical minds as
to hie ability and power an a speaker.
Sant Small was educated by private tu-
tors, then to the b^et schools 1n Ncw
Orleans. and finally graduated with
high horrors from Emory and Henry
College In Virginia. He holds the lit-
f•rary degrees of A. B. and A. M. from
his Alma Mater. Ph. I). from Tavlor Un-
iversity. and D. D. from the Otllo Nor-
mal Unl%t: )ltv, Ile is a trained journ-
celiot, serving many years as editor of
leading southern newspapers. principal
1y with the noted 'Atlanta Con,tltulon"
In every capacity from poLicr• reporter
to leading editorial writer.
CHISELHL ItST
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Mother or the pb)r,rery of Ilibbn,t
ptmovel .(way on January 1,1 the per -
'.01) of .\dclli:c Latta. relict of the lair
John Brintrell to tier 77th year. She
was born In T1,urlow Towner.ip. Ilaet-
lnze County, in 1833. and In 18:13 she
married John Brintnell and moved to
llibhert Township, where she resided
continually ever since. Sae was of a
jovial dl'pcslttnn and beloved by all
who krew her. She never knew a day's
•:ekness u::til t,te last two weeks when
inflammation of the stomach set in and
p-ovet too strong an e:e my for the aged
body. She leaves behind to mount her
decease four sons. Joan of North Da-
kota, Trueman on the ,tont, fame/antes
of Exeter, Donald .R Cllsclhut et : and
two daugl tcrs, E. za Cookson of Exeter
nand Nancy Ellen Boa of Klppen. Tnc
:u :e cal took place on Friday. Jan. 7th,
front her late residence to the Meth-
ndi.vt church. Chiseihurst, thence to Mr-
Taggart's cemetery
CENTRALiA
W. it. Elliott shipped a car load of
horses on Thursday to the Northwest. -
Wm. Luker has been laid up for some
time with rheumatlanl.-John Colwell is
recovering from a serious affection of
the eye.-itev. W. ;l Butt preached
missionary sermons on Sunday levet in
the Methodist church. The Rev. J.
Ke:.edy of .VIsa Craig Is to preach in
the interests of misslons on Sunday
next. -The Ladles Ald of the Methodist
church rust at t:.c residence of Mrs. W.
R. Elliott on T ,uraday last and a most
enjoyable time is reported. A butt
load went free' the village. -Tru Lad-
ies' Ald are preparing for an oyster
supper to be l:cid on the 24th. Rev. W.
Quante Is to preach on the Sunday prev-
ious.
T1IE EXETER COUNCIL
The coun" 11 erect for the Municipallry
of Exeter in d !n the Town Hall Monday
Jan. 10th at 11 o'clock a. m., and took
and subecrtbed to the necessary oath
of office as follows,-Fte_ve, Wm. haw
den ; Councillors. W. 3. Heantan, C. J.
Luker, W. 11. Levett, W. A. Ralkwill.
Rev. D. W. Coliine, by request of the
reeve, ld In devotional exercises. Mr.
Conine congratulated the council upon
their election to the vatLou3 offices.
Per Neaman and Luker-Tnat the ideal
bers of the board b'3 b) thank. Rev. Mr.
Collins for being present and opening
the 3110 nteetirigs of the couccil with
p ri ye r. -Ce r r ted.
Tot following appointments were
made and salaries fixed. Per Ileantari
and Balk will -Teat Jos. Senior be re-
appointed c'lerk.-Carried. Per Levett and
Luker -That the cleric's salary be fix-
ed at #175. -Carried. Per Luker and
Levert -That S. Sanders be re -appointed
Teeasurc:, salary $75. -Carried. Per W.
\. l:.alkw111 and C. Luke:' That Joe,Cavls
ter appointed auditor. Per Beaman and
Levett-That W. D. Clarke b,: appointed
auditor. Motions were put and carried
Per Heitman and Ralkwill -That F.
W. Gladman and W. D. Weekes be ap-
pointed nuntbars of the cemetery board.
r --Carried. Per Levett and Ralkwill -
That Councillors Beaman and Luker
with the Reeve Ix the represeitativea
of the Council as menlbars of the cense
ter: board. -Carried. Per Beaman and
Luker -That the clerk post up a blae-k-
board notice caliint 1,), tenders for the
ice one the pond ab,ve the dant., ten -
dere to • be closed at 2 p.m. Tuesday.
Jan. 111h, the r.eve and clerk Leine er n-
puwered to .)pen and let the contract.
-Curried. I'er Balkwtll and Levett -
T:iat the clerk tall for applications for
the position of assessor and street
contnd :sloncr ; also tenders for ringing
the bell, weigh scales and municipal
prfnt1, g.-C:erricd.
Before adjour;ntng the Reeve invited
nr•n)b.rs of the council with the officers
to take dinner with him at the Central
Hotel. The council adjourned to meet
Friday, Jan. 14, at 7.3' p.m. on motion
of Levett.
Jon. Senior, "'Sere.
FL1'mIVILLE
--
Vire. Harvey is quite ill a:,d under the
doctor's tate at the how of heti daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. Tucker. -The Ladies Aid
was dispensed with last week. Owing
to tete 111eeas o' %Ira. IL)bt. Wool where
the meeting was to have been held. -Mrs.
Stu:r of Nissouri is visiting witi) her
dau ghtcr. Mrs. John Greaso::.- Mr.
and Mrs. \\'nt. Sltanton returned last
week after spending the holidays with
frtcnds at Sylvan and Parkhill.- JAev.
Vance of K'oodh.t, will occupy the pul-
pit lure un Sunday morning nest and
Rev. Butt of Centralia in the evening. -
Now that the ('lotions are over and, the
officers have got their old ;obs again .
for 1910 the nerves of 500:0 oil the sag
er aspirants will settle down to nor-
nrt! for another twelve months.- 14),
Writ. Andrew of I(.iatiota, Man., arriv-
ed home Saturday evening to visit the
old home for a few week•. -Quite a
Number 11'0(11 this vicinity attended the
Farmer's Institute Meeting at Exeter on
Tuesday.
SALE REGISTER
Furl Q.. 3.u.. 2i31. -110r113, Cattle and
Brost ti)wy, the property of David C
Gardiner, Lot 8, Con. 11, Hibbert, Sale
at 12.30 v''arp. T. Cln,cron, auct.
BIRTHS
\h'F'Jiib-111 Itlddulpii, 0.1 Jan Oth, tc,
311 and Mrs. Henry McFalle, a daugh-
ter
Carroll. -In Blddulph, on Jan. 901, tlo
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carroll, a sons.
Dickens. -At Sallrtsbury, on Jan. 5th,
to Mr and Mrs. Phin. Dickens, a son
MA ItRIAGES
Bawd, ii -?forth -In London, on Jan 7th
at the residence of Rev. W. Martin Mr.
Bandy G. Bawd n to Was Mildred Mare
'in. daughter of ,l'r. and Mrs. Samuel
Martin; both of Exeter.
Bond. -Spencer.- At St. Johne Presby-
terian C,ur•ca. Toronto. on Jan. 12th,
Dr. A. T. Mond of Exeter, to Miss
Eleanor', dau,l,tCr of airs. Alive Spen-
cer of Toronto
Vit et -Duncan -At the Presbyterian
manse, Grand Ilene, on Jan. 12th. by
the Rev. Mr. Ciritrc, Norman Vincent
of Stephen. to Miee MaieS Dunca:;.
Alllaen-Gardiee:.-At the 'home of the
bride's narente, itegina, Sash.. on
Jan. 4th, by the ltev. Henry, Mr. Wm
Allison, formerly o. the Thames Road
to Miss Jeannette Gardiner. eldest
daughter of Mr. and MIs. Mores Gar-
diner. formerly of Exeter.
DEATf1S
Barri),.-lit Exeter, on Jan. 8, PJtocbt -
Mee g, relict of the !ate Henry Barris.
aged 83 years. 11 months and 14
days.
13rintnell.-1 , }IibLert, on Jan. 5th. Mre.
John Hrintnell, In her 77th year.
Mothers. -In Parkhill, Jar.. 5th Ma y ]*.
wlin.c of the late lien.., Mothers. aged
48 years, 2 nicerths, 5 days.
Biggest
83�Q�1�S
ever offered
iu Clo�hi��
of'I
Wile Things for Moa
Mufflers
Ties in Fancy Boxes
Gloves
Sweater Coats
Fancy Vests
Sl i ppers, etc.
We carry the most up-to-date line in town
SANDY BAWDEN
Tinsmithing
Furnace Work
and Plumbing
We are in position to promptly do all kinds of Tin'
smith and Furnace Work, also Plumbing Bath and Pump
Work.
X -cut Saws from $4.00 to $4.50
Axes from 65c to $1.00
Files, Saw Gauges and Saw -Sete
Skates from 50c to $5.00
Hockey Sticks from lOc and $15c to bOc
Skate Straps, Ankle Supports and Pucka
IIflIAN'S IIARDVARE & STOYB STOIK
All accounts are now due and must be settled at once.