HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1908-03-26, Page 5Better Cooking.
Every men appreciates good cooking and every woman
takes a pride in doing it. "BOVRIL' can be used to
advantage tv.th all hot dishes. It greatly improves the
flavor of stews, snips, Joists, fish, etc., and also increases
their nourishing value.
An economical way to get it is in the I Ib. bottles.
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E I✓', E T1ME,S, MARCH 20th lidos
Zwicker's, Crediton
We beg to announce that we have opened an immense
stock of new Spring Goods and invite your inspection, We
have increased our stock in many lines and can give you a
Large selection from which to make your choice.
This is the Time of the Mar for Nouse Furnishings.
Rugs and Carpets 1 Lace Curtains
Our stock of room Rugs are the best Special values in this department.
e have ever ahow•n. Ali sized, froter Laces,Embroideries
.00 to $'L. (M) eat'!► \\'e have also a , etc
large stock of Brussels, Tapestry, Un- , Our stock of Laces, insertion, Em -
ion and Hemp Carpets at from 20 to i broideries, Allovers, has arrived for
9Oc per yard. your inspection.
Linoleums i Dress Goods
\\'e import Nairn's Linoleuuts. Wei We show the very latest gods in
have the new Fiord, Tile and Block } this department all the new shades in
Panama Cloths, Taffeta Cloths. Pop-
lins Tweeds, Venetian Suitings and
etc.
patterns in all the different widths.
Nairn's Linoleuuts give the best satis-
faction of any line we have everhand-
led. \Ve will cut and lay theta for
you. Our prices are right.
Wall Papers
\Ve have the Staunton line. Also a
line of American papers beautiful pat-
terns from 5e. to '23c. per. roll Border 1
Ceiling and wall at one price per. roll.
Wash Goods
Our stock in this line is complete the
best hake of English prints (fast.
Colors) Ginghatns, Chatnhrays, Mus-
lins &c are shown in this department.
Staple Goods
Our stock of shirtini's, Cottonades,
Grey Cottons, \Vhiie Cottons, Sheet-
ings, Flannelettes and etc. is marked
at very close prices.
GROCERY STOCK
Our Grocery Stock is complete, also
our ('hint and Dinnerware stock has
been increased. See our swell New
Dinner Setts before making your pur-
chase. We have the leading manu-
facturers goods in thls line.
Butter, Eggs Dutch Setts and Seed
A Call Solicited
s wanted for which we will pay
the highest prices
CHAS. ZWICKER
A Young Man's Success
Depends largely on his personal appearance. That "smartly
dressed" appearance has a great prestige. If a young man starts off
seeking a position, whether in town or city, how closely he is sized up
If he is well dressed his position is half secured -if well dressed he has
a pride, a dignity and confidence. These help a young man on won-
derfully.
Be Successful It oung Men
"Smart Clothes" will help to make you so, so let us give you this
important boost. We are here with the goods and the KNO\V-HO\V-
TO•MAI(F.THEM. See our new style plates for spring. Get our
prices.
J. H. HOLTZMANN, CREDITON
011TAR
FND,oe*�
OFF!CIAI (PERFECT kik;
Alb rico411P la 0 tt/
LABEL
This brand -on a bag or barrel -is the mark
of a I3I,ENDED FLOUR of Ontario Fall
'Wheat and Manitoba Spring Wheat, milled
by the best millers in Ontario.
Ask your grocer for a Blended Flour- er.I
look for the above brand wherever you buy.
"Made in Ontario "
iL00D DISEASES
Guaranteed Cured or No Pay.
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-7-;=;;07'''''s
If you ever had any contracted or hereditary
blood disease, you are never safe until the virus
or poison has been removed from the system.
Volt may have had some disease years ngo, but
now and then some symptom alarms you. Somo
poison still lurks in your system. Can you afford
to run the risk of more serious symptoms appear-
ing a. the poison multiplies? Bevetre of mercury
or mint :al drugs used Indiscriminately -they •.ay
ruin the system. 'twenty years experience 'a the
treatment of these diseases enables us to p.escribc
specific remedies that will positively cure all blood
diseases of the worst character, leaving nn bad
effects on the system. Our New Method Treat-
ment will purity and enrich the blood, heal up
I ulcers, clear the skin, remove gone pains, fallen
t hair will grow in, and swollen glands will re-
t n to a normal "ondition, and the patient will
t• ••1 and look like a different person. All cases
cu. t•.•::-, sea a accept for treatment are _guaranteed a cote•
;Seto cure if Instructions are followed.
Reader if in •' t. whirr cnudition, you can consult us FREE
CHARGE. 1'. . ;'et••nt duct -4 t:eo have no reputation
or reliability. Drs. e. 1 S c bet n este! hcd over 20) ears.
\VF. CURE Nerv.nt: 1 ebility. Varicocele, Stricture, Blood and
Secret Diseases. Kidney ar.J B1ec+dri ('oruplaints. Consultation Free.
if unable' to callwrifo hr a()tirrtion List hr Home Treatment.
Ons.KLIIMEIY&KERNFIRf
Cur. MichignCriswoltl Sts. Detroit, Mich.
Crediton
Dit. I, D1: M B E R ON-
TARIO COLLEGE i'IIYSiCI.
ins and Sus I nous, Successor to Or.
E. A. Heist. Creditors. Out.
CLOVER, 'f1\loTIIY. 1LSIKE ANi)
SEED OATS F011Z1;ALE.
We have a stock of, No. 1, 'lied Clo•
s
ver, 'Timothy, end Alsike clover eed
for sale. Also a limited Iuantity
of "Irish White" stied oats. This
oat is white in color, plump and
••� smut or rust
,, ,�• effected by
11. , .0 ;r n,' yielder. ('. Zwick -
Cr,
Miss Louise Sims thea nceeptcd n
position with 'Miss 'Clara Feltner 7o
learn the dressmaking.
Mr. Chas. Zwicker spent Sunday
with t irs. Zwicker at the Victoria
Hospital London and reports hen' get-
ting along nicely.
The past tveek tiros been great wea-
ther for the maple syrup, eonseluent
ly many 'farmer's are rbusily engaged
with the same and the sample is very
fins'.
'Miss Armstrong spent Sunday. un-
der the parental roof Easter.
Our genial breakers speer Sunday
in Exeter.
a
Miss Cressie Brown, 'w•;Lo has Ivltent
ni 'few weeks visiting friends • in
Bebewaing 'Mich., returned 'Lome this
week i.
Mr. Inert Clark has returned ito tho
the village again after his (honeymoon
trip. Ile 1ekes.; possession of tho
Royal hotel 1st. of April.
Th: various committees for n 24th
celebration report great tprogress tiro
past .week, and rt.ho outlook Is very
encouraging ;for .t grand oalebra-
lion.
Tile spring millinery openings 'for
Mi-. 6. Brown %will 'be held on 'rue9-
day rind Wedn•tsday of next !week,
March 31st. and .April 1st. Mrs. (Link
is- in charge this year and a coral)
invitation is extended tine public to
call told inspect 'the display.
The 'Missed Leah and Mary iYount,
Nebo ,swore visiting !Mr. and tMrs. T.
Amy for the past two aveeks, return•
ed boner) last nwnek.
'Mr. 0. Zwicker twill hold his mil-
linery opening on Tuesday tend We:l-
ttesday of next week. Miss eley
Armstrong, pf Exeter, assisted be
111is's Kate Zwicker, 'of London. nro
in charge df this department and cor-
dially invite tho public to inspect tho
display of new creations for the
ladit'sl
Mr. Thos. Lawson, of Detroit. •who
visited friends her.) for a few weeks,
Ilan returned home.
A meeting of the baselxnll boys was
called 'for last 'Friday evening but
owing to the Wins attendance the
meeting 'was adjourned until some
itnr' in April. i. Cmdrlon
'ha
s nlwe
s
maimed.t to maintain tha reputation
for having the dasteat team. in Wee -
tern Ontario anti 'wh•:ut the meeting
,[s called, n lull representation should
bt', present to organize for rtha comp-
ingi season.
'Mr, \V. 11. James, manager o[ the
bank her-.', spent Sunday with ifriewls
l
in G Ic'
or r h.
rc
e•7
tile, E. D. 'Mahon, spent L =stn 1, y tho
guest of friends in Exeter.
Miss Etta Clark is visiting (fiends
tit Centralia.
Mr. Geo. .lt:lrhurn. Miss Weida
Banes rind Mr. Frail Amy, visited
\piss Ethel Clark last Sunday.
.tt he ritintirwtone held Monday
for councillor tis eucceed Andrew
Hicks. resi rtr'd, Messrs, Fred Wuerth
::rel Se; •.t' Finkbeiner were nom-
itrit •sl. Mr. Finkl' incr withdrew his
n•1111' Davin(: Wu •r•th elected by a.
elr ine t io►i.
-Tickling or dry coughs will
euickly loosen when Mind j)r.
Shoop's Cough Cure. And is so Thor-,
ouglily harmless, that I)r. Shoop tells
mothers to use nothing else, etre l for
very young babies. The wholesome
green leaves and tender stems of a
Tung healing mountainous herb give
I he curative properties to 1)r. Shoop's
Cough Cure. It calms the cough, and
heals 1 he so nsitive bronchial mem-
branes. No opium. no chloroform,
nothing harsh noel to injure or sup-
press. Demand Dr. Shoop's. Take no
otlive. -\V. N. Ilo vey.
Winchelsea
elle Fenton Brown •who spent th
lost month at Cresswell. 'Mich., re•i
turned hone' Saturday evening.
\1 r. Thos. Durdlo had a wood 'b: e
I:151 t Friday nfternooen, a numb:r 01
neighbors coining out to assist 11 5
in t,.'ttit►.r his supply of suutn••r's.
wooer cut.
A number of our young wool'. gave
asurprise.early to 'Dr. Hattie 'Brown
:utd his sister til their new home 011
lhn Irh:rrn.'a 'Road. A •very plw'asaid
et•rnin'r .was spent. and all left with
many kind s'xpr:.ssions for t he fornter
Winch.•I' :rites.
Jiiss Ida Ds'Ibridg' dips been engag-
ed by ND. '3. A. 61.-x- rt os assistant
milliner for the season.
On.: of our •r•t ,ideate evident ly got
rat t1 I lest f•'ril:ry fright. I1.' forgot
where his home i
The property owners were greatly
surprised last wick when th.'y re-
ceived notices of tlid proposed con-
struction
on-
5 UC 10 of
,
tr t nthe hI' •1
nt',1' ytr>f Drain,
the amount of nssessment teeing -frog,
$2 to $1.50 per acre. It has ibec•n
suggest•: d that Larry comp back and
assist -John Delbridge In getting out
a new set of plans and carry on the
work the aelua 11a the Winchelsea
drain was ibuilt. Thera twon't be 80
Much kicking then.
Mr. \\'m. Brock rcturnaij last
Thursday y rf
roa the northwest, t, where
It took a shipment of horses.
PROOF 1
That Zant•Buk groe., new leaps':
skin.
The naive power belonging to
Zamt-Ruk for growing new healthy
skirt when it has been destroyed by
injury, disease or operation is illus-
trated by tits recent experience of
.1. Schofield, of 407 Hamilton !(toad.
London. Ont. lie says t "A friend of
1111 112 (Mr. William !hall, of London)
was severely and terribly burned
through nn explosion of kerosene oil.
He • vas taken to the hospital where
1►e ' suffered intense s [[ t i t t nso pain. The wounds
rrc'fu1ssl to heal, and the doctors des
ciderd to assort to skin grafting, nal
I consented to have some skin ,trans-
planted from my 1s to .his 'body.
Although this was done on tesveral
occe,ions, the skin 'refused "to take"
until Mr. Ball beard of grim •13uk.
From the titne he applied Zant-Buk
rpt tr •1i althy skin (begot' to grow. I
then used Zamefluk for the places
on my leg from which the- skin was
removed, and I ata glad to report
that new skin Late gto vn, and there-
fore consider Zam-tluk the best Orin
food I have known."
Zatn'-Iluk builds up neve tissue) fes
a way that is not possible et 1.1t or-
dinary preparations. For haling ec-
zema, running sores, cuts, bruises,
burns. boils. eruption, scalp gored.
itch, chapped hands and diseases of
the skin it is without equal. All
druggist•si and stores cell it. liOe. a
box or postpaid from the 'brunt -Bilk
Co., Toronto.
t y��yOr? PLASS^-,..i
lJ7.s
" -.. 2. 1). front (_;. A. C.
:c his initials with
yourst
:..ped
:n Carbo o Ma neata
bl dc.
t?is copse the haunt faggots -
C; i:.11 shall f gi;a hirer 1 '
-re &thousand pleacie;;rifts
. gran to etre for a moo. lie
or.:athhi cxc:asi•re'r:rusu-
...: r :.:. i f.cactical cnaagh to t: a
r ....r of thedonor.
do to:.
has razors," cr 1 ;sea
t . t:rea
b rber shop(" you t '..-..
I' t::! more reason for a Car:)
..•.:i.
razor -he knower fr;.rn c x •
tb1 d::.iculty in secnrl:; e. .... -
C:a: t:ia gi•e orti:factioa • •
witl.ou: ; e. i-dical l;citing
tag.
When you buy a pree.^ r : 11
you either secure an expert to tele(:
it orK o to a well estatlisbeJ : r
that will c^conditionally gr:a
it; purity. Razcr steel recuire:
more care .i, :etcct;on. I: .
more than a prate ws stone is.
T.`.e Carta 1.:.:; retie rarer Las :...
i'.•: good co 1:?.:r: t :au:: s1o. i t has!
t::rh the . r.n••:r::c ::.t out. U.+:
5; :hose razors 5 -,,en as C:,ri>::a.,
!::tient v:::! p:;;e a 1-stU. jw t,
tht recipient.
We carry a complete line c; t':-
ur+tIofNJtlonally grer;ra,r-
tobd Carbo Magnetic Rams, c.:di
will have an7 desired Initial engraved
on the blade without extra charge.
to
n
C
v
Dashwood
'I'hplaning mill started work for
the season on 'Monday. Mr. John
1Iofftnill %vho recently returned troth
Parkhill is in charge. The company
has, rt nuu.b •r of largo contract s on
hand rutd extoct to Lo kept busy dur-
ing; the summer.
JI r, henry Brenner tuet with a 1 ac-
cident at t 15-+ planing mill last Mon-
day morning, which will lay hint off
work for some weeks. Ho was top-
erating one of the machines •when his
hemi cause in contact with n knife,
resulting in the top of Isis (inners
being cut off.
Notices ate) out asking 'for tenders
for the lighting of tha Village streets
for the year eliding April 4009,
Messrs. 6itlbet & Cc. aro .t his week
sending out au :ouneaments of their
smpan;be i
0)3
pring Tuesdayillinery and o\V..dinnessdayto of� n:ex1ld t
week. They have s .cured the ser-
vices of 'Mrs. Syme reds, of Lonlo.t.
who will be assisted by Miss Siebert
for this department. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to the public to
call and inspect t display.
Messrs. Tiomau & Edighofier will
hold their mtillinery openings on
Tuesday s ay and Wednesday of next week
:end mill •Ix' pleased to uc•a all Mr.
Kell:.rtnatin's old customers and as
many .new• ones to whom .'they will be
glad to show their excellent display.
Sec their ad, in this issue for particu-
Ictrs regarding their big clearing Fate.
The Lutheran church has been mov-
ed to oe10 tide so that excavation can
be made for tho foundation of the
nett• brick edifice to be erected this
spring. Loui=s Schunacker has the
contract for the mason work and tha
planins mill the contract for the
woodwork. According to the plans,
the building promises to be one of
t1l fin. et in this section,
Mr. ('IJ:tries Eidt left this week for
\Woodstock on a business trip.
Mr. Wits IS leinsteiver, of Zurich,
spent Sunday with friends is the
village.
That tired languid feelieg and
dull ha.rtache Is very disagreeable
Take two of Carter's Little• Liver
l'ills before retiring, and you will
find relief. They never fail to de
good.
Shipka
mea, F. Gais:'r rind Mrs. 6. Sw it -
z. r wre visiting 'friends in London,
last, e L.
'lir. henry Pfaff has moved into our
midst hell' mile south of f3hipka.
Mr. 11. Wing was in ,London. last
t%. •k buying his new stock for the
store.
Air. J. 1''. •Itob:'rtson spp'nt Sunday
at Ails r ('r:sig.
A; titin& r from li'to attended the
funeral. of t h late Mr. James Croy -
non of Il:n•pl •p, lh' interment being
in Mt. Carmel cemetery.
Mr, Thos. Lynch rshippe.t a ear load
of cattle to Toronto last week.
\
number from .hc-ra attended the
nomination hold at Credit on last
Monday.
TELL'S iiO\W; TO MiX IT.
.l well-known authority on Rheu-
matism( gives the readers of n large
Newt York daily taper the (ollowing
valtcible, yet siutple and harmless
prescription, which a•nyono can easily
prepare at home. -
Fluid Extract I)tndelion, one-half
ounce .Compound K
ar onone ounce:
e
Compound 6)ru L
Sarsaparilla, ,
three
ounces. Shako ,well in n bottle and
take a teaspoonful dost, after each
meal and at bedtime.
Iio stales that ;tire ingredients can
bd obtained from nny good prescrip-
tion p liarrnacy at small cost, unrl, be -
leg of rezetabie extraction, are harm-
less to lake.
T ieplease-tit
mixture, if taken reg •
ularty for a few slays. is said to
overcome almost anyeisa of llhed•
111atism, The pain and swelling, if
any, dirnh4is,hes with each dose, un-
til permanent results n re obtained,
and et, 'anti injuring the stomach.
While there are nrrny Fo-called Rheu-
matism rernedies, i1'3ent medicines.
etc.. some of rwhich do 'give relief, few
really give pernslnent results, arid
III :,bore, will. esti doubt, be great -
1Y appreciated by twiny sufferers here
at 'I his Jim".
A druggist hero at home when
asked, stated thatho could either
supply the ingredients or unix the
prescription for our readers, also
r•-ooinnlrnds it ns
Canadian Hair 1 Lstorer
f
W. S. Cole, Druggist
Cure for Weak Lungs
"I have used your Psychine for :Mout
six months, and have fount[ it an ex-
cellent remedy for pneumonia and weak
lungs." itonald .Johnson, farewell,
Ont.. April lei, 1907.
"Psychine is ono of tho best inedi•
cines on the ❑s.irket, and for all throat
and lung troubles is nnexeelleti."--A
word front a roan who has teste.l it.
I'neumonin, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds
and all throat. lung and stomach
troubles yield to Psychine. At all drug.
gists. She. anti $1.0n, or Dr. T. A.
Slocum, Limited. Toronto.
Sr• d. „f this I c sutiful " Santa Rosa" Poppy
are given abeelutely free
Seeds Free
1 • ,;mote of P"PT'ie1ss•:4: "Cour
• . -.1 11 an exceptionally fne 1;.i,.
ture of Shirley Poppies, by for t' d la a •
have seen." we will give at'sola.: iy 1 • . .•
package of these seeds to every person veli
wilt send for our new handsomely Ilhutrat.d
1908 Catado:u.. if you prefer, yon may
have a p..lrkageof our canadian Cern Tnrnip
or Canada's Pride Tomato Peed in place . 1
the pnp•pies.
write tnsi-a end name yrnn c7, •its
Darch & I-ltsnt•n, Seed Co., Ltri.
London, Ont.
Will wooer gray hair to Ite natural color.
Rtopc falling hair emote to grow on bald
heads, ('uresdandrult itching, Reale diseasess
by ifs use thin hair grows luxuriant ly.
Contains na oily or greasy Ingredients.
le entirely unlike nny other hair prepare-
tiorever offered for gale.
A good, reliable Canadian preparation.
neellrltr.l Testimonials.
Faith A. ltnrke, Mi..ionnry iI. M. ('hutch
ALi ' Ira. Egypt, and friend+, greatly pleased
with reenlis after two year:,' using,
1.. A. Holiest, \Wilner, Montana My hair
awl whiskers restored to natural roles, dark
brown, by using Canadian Bair Heetorer.
M. Orme ltenee.sville,Ont. Canadian Hair
Restorer Isom beet I have ewer used.
John 0. Tt.tll, New Aberdeen, ('ape 'Ireton.
Canadian hair Restorer tele worked wonders.
Sly head Is trendy all covered with thick
growth Week hair, original color.
said he :til who! eilt• nod retail drnggista.
Mailed (.1.111y nddre,s in the civilized world
on tecrli,t (-1 wire,:ik•. Jtnnafactnred by
TI1E Sft:n\YIN Co., Windsor, Ont., Canada.
fiord in Exeter by W. 8. Cole, W.
9. Mowry and J. W. Browning, Drug-
gists.
60 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
Mnaa.;
VE!IGN3
COPYRIGHTS &C. Sap Duck
AnrnneaNndtne a sketch and er.rrrr: n reel
Millinerli Opening
at Siebert & Cu.
You are cordiall invited to attend our Spring
Millinery Opening on
Tuesday & Wednesday
March &
p
i
st� April ist
3
Come in and see our choice Millinery Display
Siebert t&
Co,
1Iartleib Block.
U \SIIWOOD
The Farm ars dank
Of Canada.
HEAD OFFICE, TOKONTO.
W. R. TRAVERS, General Manager, - Toronto.
A Bank for Farmers
Authorized ('apil :d $1,1)00,000
kV here a (;encral Banking Business will be transacted.
Savings Bank Department
$1.00 opens an Account and interest added 4 times a year,
Do your bankin;'business at home and keep your account in
the Farmers Bank' of Canada.
Dashwood, Ont.
G. Y. ASH,
Manager
Grcdt CJcdrinO sale NOW On
We are offering Bargains in all lines of gocds to re-
duce our Targe stock. Note a few of' the many bargains we
have to offer. Space will not allow us to mention them all.
Dress Goods regular 40, 45 and
50 cents the yard for 25cts. Dress
Goods, regular 35 for 20c tho yard.
Dress Goods regular 25 for 20 cents
the yd.
Da not fail to sea our new Dress
Goods. All the latest in Venetians,
renames, Taffetas, Voil:s, Poplins,
&c.. &e., at close prices.
New Prints 200 Lott:rns to choose
from, 5 cents the yd. to 14cts,
New Ginghams. Muslins, Victoria
Lawns, Persian Latwns, , Organdie)
Fancy Muslins, Factory Cottons
worth 12 1-2 for Nell.
Towellings G ors. 'Ilia Lyti and -utie
wards/
Skirtings, Cottonades and Denim,.
Millinery Opening
Tuesday and Wednesday, March 3ist and April 1st.
This d, artmoni is
itscharge
of
all t • Leading Stake
in shapes,
Miss Kerr, who is ready 'to take your Trinunings, etc, 1)o not fail to se:0
orders for your spring millinery. The our display. We invite you to call
stock is all new and up -Jo -date In before making your purchases.
Men and Boys' Clothing
A large and well assorted stock
of /dens' c Boys'
Ica an 1
3
Co i)
lthtg s.
Stens' Suits regular $10.00 for $8.00.
Mens' Suits r/gular 9.00 for 7,00.
Mens' Suits regular 8.00 for 6.00.
Mens' Suits regular 6.00 for 4.50.
Boys' Suits for $1.25 "upwards.
Ordered Clothing a specialty. Bar-
gains to clear. See the very latest In
Browns and Grey J\Vorsteds and Fan-
cy' 6ttitings.
A full lin. of G,'nts' J'arnis�rings,
Ilats, Ti'', Ilrats's, Gloves, Collnrs,
Shirts,
Mens' Caps regular 25 to 60 cents
for 15 cents.
Men?' Dass Shirts $1.00 for SOcts.
Mem' shirts 60 'to 7:1 for 35 e.•nts,
House Furnishings
New Wall Papers, New Carpicts,
New Floor to r Oilclotbs Linote
ores
Lace
Curtains, 19, Art Muslins. Art 6atco
n
sn
t
Prices that will suit the most fastide
ious housekeeper.
Boots and Shoes
flu Fo;rl r.'r::: wileas of e0.3te
Hardware
• Sherwin-\Willianis I' lints, Oils, Vars
nishes, Spades, Shov• -, Forks, Nall,j
and Shelf . ilardwer . Ideal wiry
Fencing, Coil Wire. Barb \Niro b6
close pricoe.
Grocery and Crockery Department
A full line of Crockery and Glasse
ware. Our •Groc.'ry Department . le
clears and fresh tw,1h new goods and
Prices as low es the lowest. We e.:11
ltedpatlee Granulated Sugar, tho best
by ,test.
We respectfully invite you to call and take a look through
out stock. Our motto is "Good Goods an(1 light Prices.'
Market Prices for Farm Product'.
TIEMAN & EDIGHOFFER
Corner Store, f>ASHWUUU
By a visit to our store you can be convinced
that our stock of
Wall Paper
is most complete an 1 of the newest Ip ,:terns and best designs
We have then( from 5c up to :30e n si Ii I('! roll for Kitchens,
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