Exeter Times, 1909-06-17, Page 8ti l:; EXi11JK '1' .Pit 1S JUNE I til lUuu
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PRONE 16
SPECIALS11
For the Fiot Days, ft
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the yd. for your choice of any colored Dress Muslin in
I0 , our shop. About forty pieces to choose from. Itegu- +
• lar values up to `25c. All this seasons new Dress Mas• if
fins reduced to the low price of 1Uc. Again we say f
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1.2n Ladies' Fancy Parasols, \Vitae. Tuscan, Cream and +.}.
1,.3r. Dresden effects, with brass frames and natural handles. '1'•l•
1.60 The daintiest tot of parasols we have seen for some
2.00 blue,
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Fot solid comfort in Men's Underwear, Linen colored
50C spring needle Balbriggan and open mesh, natural
shades -Keep Cool -Wear our cool underwear and a
F King Hat.
Stores Close Sharp at 6.30 except
Wednesday and Saturday.
J. A. STEWAR'T
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1.95
For Ladies Trimmed Iia regular values me tar liar .lues three to six
dollars. All this seasons patterns and stock hats. Re-
member the early buyer gets the choice. Mete are
some real hi -tallies in the lot. c O.";
for
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Another lucky strike. \Ve have just secured another
lot of Ladies Black and Tan Hose, plain and ribbed some
very slightly imperfect and others perfect., regular val-
ues 20 and 25e. the pair. Come and take your choice. 2
Pairs for a quarter.
Ladies' Tailor-made Linen Skirts, extra value made
from pure linen, strapped with blue, white and self
strapping andfinished with fancy buttons. See them.
if 2.50
For Ladies' Black and Colored Regal Taff Un-
derskirts, made from English cloth: the nearest ap-
proach to pure silk we have ever seen. Looks as
good as silk, has the pure silk rustle and wears bet-
tor than silk. You'll want one.
8.50
For Gent's Unlined Tweed Suit. dandy for warm
days. They come in grey and fancy green effects.
If you want comfort and value get in one of these
nobby Suits.
Bargains forgLadies
We are showing some good values this week in fancy
Voiles in Blue, Brown, Linen and Black. Also some very
titre goods in Eoliennes in different colors; swell for Sum-
mer dresses
See our Back Combs and Barretts, all colors & styles
Goods for "len
\\-bite Vests in the newest style, Straw !fats, Boots,
Tics, Shirts, Braces, Cuff -Links, Collars and Fancy Hose,
all u) -to -date goods and prices are right.
Best Fresh Groceries always in Steck
R. N. ROWE
One door north 1'. O.
Phone '2'2
THE:IBEAUTY BEHIND
n Fuit tailored by us may not all be!
visible. but it is there just the same.'
It is hidden in the interlining. the
reams. the tnodeling.
IF WE MAKE YOUR SPRING St'IT
don't expect it to wear like an or-
dinary one. It will not. It will wear
so long you'il get tired of it. even
though it retains its style and shape-�
line s right alone.
W. W. TAMAN
alercil.,:tt Tailor.
EXETER, ONTARla
BRiCK Ilot Sl: AN 11 SIX ACRES OF
LAND IN t SIIOItNE.
The North-East corner of Lot I'3,
concession t;. 1 shorne, the property of
th• late Isr:a.1 ifarris. The house
Is Dec and one-half stories high and
eontnins six rooms. kitchen and wood -
.bed. '1 here is n frame barn about
20 by 40. hard and soft water, and
taboo one tiers of good frult trees.
Tb,' soil is a noel clay. The lot is
Enestly seeded out and is well fenced
And drained. Apply to
GLA ()MAN t;i 8T�Exelter. 'WM, ARNOLD
1. solicitors for the Executor. I
dtronhLo
HAIR
DRESSING
PARLORS
flt tiastino's Old Stan('
First Class equipment
throughout and with
careful conscientious
work we guarantee sat-
isfaction to all custom-
ers.
Your Patronage is
Respectfully Solicited
R.I. PENPRRSE W. D. BURKE
Here
To Stay
Bus and Dray calls
promptly attended to.
IIorses
for sale.
k
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in
stock
Market Report. -Tho following tit\liss Delta Gould is visiting Miss lagi
Times Want Column
the report of Exeter markets, cors Leyett at the Ilene.
r.'ct,•d up to Jure 17th.
Wheat. $1.10.
Oat.., 36e.
(Barley 57. 5R.
Teas 80 to 1t0.
Bran, $25.
Shorts 525• FOR SALE. -The house and contents
Star Floor 53.25. Mr. Wood. of St. Marys, flatted .Mr.
Feed flour $1.50 to t 1.55. T. 1...'laidford this week. of Mr. George Allen on Huron St.
\Is'kc 5 J.OU for rule. Apply to Mr. James Den -
(':over, -'6.75 , ,_•fh►' swhoul will close Friday. June nis for particulars.
5th. for the sunmrr holidays.
i •moth •, $2,75 !- -�--
Alfalfa, $1.2.75 'tis. Beckley, of Orillia. was the \VOOD FOR SALE. -We are now
,•nest of the Miss's Doth ov• r Sunday.' -prepared to deliver to any part of
!Sutter, 17c.
Eggs 18 cents doz.I Mester Frank }tools is visiting his
the town first class elm slabs. All
11nyS7.50 to $8.50. 'sister airs. I'. D+;rd:e. of Brussels. orders promptly attended to.
!foga, Iivetveight, a7.5'. • Mrs. \lason. of Saskatoon, was the R. GILLIES.
!logs. dressed $8.50 to $9.00. gudayest. of Mrs. Geo. McLeod over Sun-
1101'Sl: TO TIENT.-On Thames Load,
Coal, $7.25 a ton. gond comfortable; frattle hon e,
1 90
Potatoes -5 torents \l r. ,t. If. Luxton and daughter. o[ nine roorus. hard and s
of
t tester.
Pratt, Kansas, are guests of Mrs. Apply to Robt. McDonald. Thames
taco. Samwel!• Road P. 0.
•oo+•o•+•i•+++••••••••••+• LOST -white cuff with engraved --"'...--
• cuff :ink. Kindly leave at Times COOPERAGE. ♦YORK -Tubs,
` LOCALS pails, � office. etc.. repaired. Will call for goods
����o�oa r+••++++ \I r. Reg. Case, has been transfer- :.nd return when repaired. Drop a
red from the Exeter station to Kings. card and I will call. El). IfEIDE-
conrt .function. man, Sanders St.. Exeter.
A number from Exeter attended TEA'CI11?!t WANTED
Crossley and Hunter meetings at I xperienced teacher for 8. B. No.
Ai:'a Craig last Sunday. 19, t'sborne, duties to begin after
the summer holidays. Apply. slating
salary. to J. T. Morgan, Ilay P.O.
1)I(. OVENS EYE AND EAR SUR -
goon. will be at the Commercial
Hotel. Hours 9.30 a. tn. to 4.30 p.
m. Glasses properly fitted and dis-
eases of eve ear and nose treated.
Next visit Monday June 11.
Five eecot,d hand wheels for sale. _
John Triebner. DRESS alAli I.\ G Al' Vitt: \lICE
Mist Flossie 'Taylor. of London, is WANTED -Apply to Miss Tom over
visiti,e;; here parents here. tt Wilson Tiros. store.
1)r. I1• li. llyndman spent last week
re.sticaliig at Grand Bend. --'..
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The Times till Jan, 11110
5 OC. for Fifty Cents. Tell
your Neighbors about it.
+ +•1•+•1•': •I•++++ -a -a ++++++++++-c+ t Rev. \1'qt. Godwin. of Parkhill. has
baso e.rc►ed chairman of the Exeter
Several front here are attendingldistrict of the Methodist church.
the races at Sea forth. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. -Maguire -Maguireleft Wed-
for
Dustin left Mondayevening nesday for Niagara Falls, N. Y., to
cur her home in llonanvilte. spJ,enA. d 8
I[nyes. fete days with Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. .1. G. Stanbury and son Stuart Mrs. 11. Ree. Of Parkhill. returned
visited London camp on Saturday. Wednesday morning after spending
A Syracuse judge Last week sen- the past week with her daughter and
loured a chicken thief to prison for her aunt Mrs. R. Gidley.
life. The Ladies Guild. of the 'I'rivitt
Dr. Monroe, of l'etrolia, was the Memorial church till give their au-
guesl of Mrs. .1. A. Monroe n few muni garden party on tite Rectory
days last week. awn. Friday evening, June 25th.
Mrs. W. J. Neaman and children Mr. W. B. \Veidenhanner. princi-
spernt Sunday in London and visited pal of the Exeter high School has
the militia snap, been appointed a member of the
Norman liodgert has gone to Lon- board of examiners for the high
don, where he has secured a positiion school district of West Hume.
as hardware clerk. A new floor at small cost, a half -
Mr. Illyde. engineer, for the St. gallon can of Campbell's Floor Finish
Marys and Western Ontario Railwaywill make your old floor look as godo
as nett-. This Finish comes in trans -
.was in town Tuesday, parent also with stain combined, pro -
Spray your fruit trees early. Icor- during beautiful imitations of natu-
deaux Mixture. hellebore and Paris
Green. 'llowey's Drug Store.
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\I r. and Mrs. Edwin Cudinore. of
Mrs. s Wm.ippcu, were the guests of b r
Cudinore, Main street Sunday.
Mr. !amore Senior. eon of Joseph
Senior, was successful et the Toronto
University Exams in securing honors
in his third year arts' course.
Any person wishing I3uck-wneat for
seed can get same at the grist mill.
\\'heat. Oats and Barley wanted at
the nail. HARVEY IBROS,
Messrs. Donald McKay. of Bertram.
Neb., and J. J. 'McKay. of Detroitt.
were here attending the funeral of
their father, the hate Duncan McKay.
Mr. H. L. herr, of Toronto, was the
guest of his cousin. W. 1). Weekes
Monday. Mr. herr was the discover-
er of the celebrated Herr lake in
th • Cobalt District.
The excursion under the auspices
of the South 4luron Farmers' Insti-
tute to the model Farm nt Guelph,
was not largely attended by people
from this section.
!fere is a special offer. The
•� Family 1 • ab and Week-
ly
and I mil_ 1 e.r 1 e k
ly Stnr for the balance of 1909 for
only 75 cents. This rate is for sub-
scriptions in Canada only.
CLOSING NOTICE. Drs. Kinsman
and Holliston wish to inform the pub-
iic that during July and August their
offices will be closed every Wednes-
da: afternoon ;rout 12.311 o'clock.
Lumley school will bold their an-
nual school picnic in Mr. John Glenn's
bush on Friday afternoon. June I8th.
There twill be amusements of all kinds
and a good time is looked for. Cornc
and enjoy n good nfternoon's fun.
The Education Department announ-
ces that the examinations for pass
and honor matriculation, entrance
to Normal School and faculty of edu-
cation and commercial specialists
will begin on .lune 28th.
The funeral of the late Abraham
Dearing took place last Thursday
from his late residence on Huron St.,
and was attended by a large number
of his relatives and friends. The
pall -bearer. were his five sons and
grand child.
Rev. ii. F. Min rye. of Alliston• will
preach in the Presbyterian church
next dandify. On the following Tues-
day evening a congregational meet-
ing will be held for the purpose of
moderating it ce11 Vs one of the ap-
plicants for the vacant pastorate.
"The llensall Flouring Mills have
on bond n large qunntity of Feed.
and will supply you with Bran at
( S22.00 and Shorts at $23.00 tier
torr : secure your requirements while
1 le, :-upp:y lasts. .
If you want good bread use our
'"now Drift Family Flour".
It has been nnnounced that the
share•ho:ders of the defunct York
Loan Company will receive the money
coaling to them out of the wreck in
nitwit six mouths. It is now three
yenrs since the wreck and the many
e Mina t
111 11 s ha to w0 r r '
been n 1 nn just
g J tsl
tthen and how much of their own
money they will fret back.
Mrs. John Rondle. accontpani,•d by
'disc Susie :Morrison. of Staffs, left
stolidity evening on 41 trip to the
Pacific Coast. They Will remain a
;portion of the time in Spokane with
Mrs, ltendlc's father. after which they
%%i11 visit other coast places. ret 0rn-
it a hone by way of Western Canada
t.-eirle enroutc.
11, merchants of the town wish
• :etnoenred that their places of
t :ness w i:1 close promptly at 6.'10
/ • , t, n:n,r except W.dncsdnys and
t -. so that those tt ho come
around err will not be disappointed
The M I h:lnts and Corks nerd n
little t• e r Minn and intend to close
011 ti•evert night except t fhetwo
mentioned.
Mr. Itichnrcl Robinson had his
shoulder dislocated on Monday morn-
ing. 11e was !ending a calf and had
a rola fastened nround its mouth to
ke,•p it front getting nway and in
some
way the rope slipped. allot%ine
the benst more freedom. In run -
nine with it Mr. Robinson fell. th.
occident resulting when be struck
the ground. Except being compelled
to curry his nrm in n sling. -Mr. Ro-
binson is able to get around es
Irsual.
FARM FOR SALE
Lot 3. concession 9, township of
Ilay, containing 100 acres. On this
rotwo
property there is a tt o storey brick
cottage, Large bank barn. with shed
and cement pig pen under. Two
acres orchard. good supply of water.
8 acres of splendid bush, mostly ma-
ple. convenient to church, school and
market. This is n beautiful home.
Nearly all seeded down, will sell
reasonable. Possession given this
fall. Apply to JOHN I3RODERICK,
on premises or the Sarepta P. 0.
rat woods. \\ . .1. Neaman sells it,FAIt\f FOR SALE -Lot 16, Con. 14
The Y. M. C. A. and country boys 'township of Ilibbert, containing 100
acres. On this property there is a
good brick dwelling, large bank barn.
frame horse stable and implement
house and pig and hen house. Good
young. orchard ; never failing supply
of water: 95 acres cleared. the bal-
ance in hardwood bush. This is rt
beautiful home. situated well for
school, church and market. It is in
first class state of cultivation. Pos-
session on the 1st of Nov. 1909. If
not sold privately on or before the
21st of June, it tt-ill be sold by public
:auction on the 11th day of .1111y at
.1 o'clock, pan. on the premises. For
terns and particulars apply to Law-
rence Fulton. proprietor, on the prem-
ises. or to Thos. Cameron, Auctioneer
The members of Court Exeter 123,
1. 0. F., nre requested to meet at
the lodge room 9,30 Sunday, June 20.
to attend service at James Street
'Church. G. E. Anderson, Secy:
had another interesting football
match Friday everting, resulting in a
tie, each securing one goal. The Y.
\t. C. A. boys won the first goal and
it was only at the end of the game
that the country boys secured theirs
and that was on a penalty kick. It
was claimed that the ball was inter-
fered with, and the referee withheld
his decision until he could look up the
rules. IIe decided to allow the goal
snaking the game a tie.
Arrangements are being made for
n 100 yard dash for the champion-
ship of Western Ontario to be held
at Exeter on :Friday. July 0th. Mr.
.1. M. Southcott, of Exeter has been
asked to enter rind Lloyd Godwin, of
Parkhill. has also entered. The
event will be open and it is expected
•vera! other runners will compete.
The prize will be n. rnedal Worthy
of the championship, donated by
Mr. T. E. :Randford. On the same
date a re•:ny rare will be run be-
t tepee 1, :un. representing Exeter
and Parkhill. The Exeter team will
consist 1 o f Ed. Jones. Loftus Ilrrn and
John \V:I:ker. Besides these there
will be a pole vault. high jump, broad
jump and 100 yards race in each case
the prizes being 4;2 and $1.
The eclipse of the sun, which will
tall+• p:act' this Thursday evening,
twill be an unusually interesting as-
tronomical event. Prof. John A.
Brashear. o: Allegheny Observatory,
says it will be unlike any other with-
in the knowledge of man. from the
fact that for a few seconds it will
be an annular eclipse. then back to
an annular eclipse for the second
time. lie cannot find record of such
an occurrence in any history of as-
tronomy. although we have record
of annular eclipse for 400 years, and
of total eclipses for thousands of
year.. The eclipses as it partiaphnse
of greater or lesser magnitude will
sweep over the north. decreasing in
size as it passes down through Canada
and the States.
A Regular Storni Period 114 cent-
ral on the 2Ist. covering the 19t h to
the 23rd. The culmination of the
June solstice falls precisely in this
period. In all probability the pre-
ceding period will be prolonged into
this period by 0lnily thunder storms
each afternoon and evening. Great
(luctuations of the barometer. wit h
high temperature, great humidity;
and startling electrical displays are
to be expected at this prolonged per-
iorl-especially from Sunday the 20th.
to Thursday the 21th. lligh winds
with possible tornadoes will probably
attend some of these storms. Over-
flowing atrennls and rivers will be
most natural as n consegrtence of
the ,lune so:stice storms. high
enters will reach the central rivers
before the end of June. but we do not
believe that the most destructive or
mnxirnum floods nerd be feared at
this time, or even during this year.
\l0.I'ION I)1$MiSSED.-in the case
of flank of Commerce vs. Scott. et al,
Mr. A. M. Graydon. of London, made
:t mot:on before Chief ,lustier Pal-
conbride at London on Saturday to
have the venue cos nged from Grader
:c
h to that hn city. Mr. .1. tltanbury.
of Exeter. on be•hn:; of the bank op-
posed the motion nnd after argument
the (thief Justice refused to make
he change. The ease tt•i!I h^ tried
at (lol•.rich on ata • -'n,l.
tem000tle is o Hem Beyerege
[moo Pie is Solubrous
11EAL'r1IY-WEALTiiY-WTSF.
Trite ru
adage
that a
"health is
wealth." To b:• healthy. wealthy and
wisp is a combination hard to beat.
You'll be healthy ; You'll b' wise
Coasequen(ly wealthy. if sou take
BRICK'S TASTELESS
COD LIVER OiL
Driclea Tasteless has all the virtues
of be 4 1r. 'Cod Liver Oil with the dis-
t:tvtefnl tree siness removed. It nlso
()monies Compound Syrup of Hypo -
phosphites. Liquid Extract of Malt
and Feed Extracts of •Wild 'Cherry
b:l : k.
That's a composition that
will tone un your system, bring
you n b'g a ppetite, strengthen
your nerves, build ,fat upon
bones and put cheerful -
rind ambition into your
your
110£8
111e.
Costs very little to try it.
Will back up what we say.
IIH )rnggisfs sell it.
W. S. Howey, Plinl. B
('Realist and 01e:ici.ttl
EXETER - ONTARIO.
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MAIL CONTRACT
SEAi ED TENDERS addressed to
the Postma:.icr Genci 1, will be re-
ceived nt Ottawa until noon, on Fri-
day, the 16th July, 1909 for the con-
te •n e
n 11'
Majestry'sMails, us, on a
proposed contract for four years. six
times per week each way, between
Eyelet- and St. Mary's from the 1st
of August next. Printed notices con-
tnining further information as to
conditions of proposed contrnet 'nay
be teen and bank forms of tender
may be obtnhied nt the Tose Office of
Exeter. Ft. Mary's and mate officer
and at the office of the Post Office
I,; -p, etor at London.
0. C. ANDERSON
Superintendent.
Past Office Dopnrtment. Mail Ser-
vice Drnneh. Ottawa, 1st .lune.
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.'t Y01'NG 111.110
i):r e•t• the dniiy hath of tit, young
d wov
.• t and three a
Lemon eh r end n n 1'I,►vnr is in adcanc•• of mostone.
every ni her kind if you get. the heste t he 1. 11,• mother was suddenly called
'1'0 have the fiend you must 11440 Pl•ttrry
FLA t'OIIIK(I POWDER it contains noal-
co w ur calor, it is pure. i u. '�
1 with each jar we Kae you a ,re nbaut to go down in the ho'e. bat 1
celpe form showing hoc to make Lets- of him out. mi , 1
(made and Lemon pie without using( g got him out.
the fruit. You can mak.. a pie in , 110.The 1) •:inpntor io'.luly.
(flatter the time. Yon can diatest it' I'n'ns of women. Ii'id tains, nr any
hotter and it cysts yo. I. 'l'ry (1,0, 2
jar and 904' for Yourself. Sold only at' stain stopped in ' 0 minute, sure. twith
Dr. Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets. Se•. ;
TNI: PURITY full formula on 25c. Itox. Sold by \V.
8, Ilow•cy.
to ••phone. On !or return she
(,mad 11r, 111 both out of the tub.
1 I 'thoroueti:y excited. Thereupon the
M-
ond
I t costs 2,t .. l O,dI,, , ort , •sclnirned : "Ilia raid teas
THE OLD RELIABLE
\\'e are still doing business at the old stand. Drop in and see
Us and we will do you good. We are showing a full line in
Ladies and Childs Summer
Underwear
In long and short sleeves and no sleeves, its all b1Ze. fro►n 0,0
to o's and in prices to suit every perron from 5c up to SUc each.
MENS AND BOYS UNDERWLA
In full suit. The well-known Merno brand at 5+tc and the Bal-
briggan at 25 and :enc.
LADIES PARASOLS
Iu black twill ingrain cover with fancy handle, prices $1.00,
$1.25 and $1.50; :also a very tine line of silk and linen Parasols
with fancy handles, prices $2.25, $2.75 and $3.(0i.
SPECIAL
3 Doz. Men's Fine Print
Shirts=
In fancy stripe, all sizes, from 14 to 17, regular 49C
yv•
75, hoc and $1.00. Sale price for this week
Produce- Butter 17c; lags lac. trade, 17c. cash, subject to change.
CARLINC BROS.
We Repair thuhGrddc ?IdllosAll kinds of Boots and�
Shoes for you
CEO. MANSON
Boots and Shoes
Next to Carling Bros.
\VIII?N YOU ROLL TIIE DOUGH
made front our flour you will find it
just right. You'll feel instinctively
that you are going to have good luck
with your baking. and you will be
right.
THE WOMAN WHO' USES OUR
FLOUR
always has good luck. Even an or-
dinary baker gets splendid results.
The fine . baker produce.
1 s better bread,
cake and pies than she ever did be-
fore. Order a sack of our flour as nn
experiment. We know you will like
it better than any other you have
ever tried.
HARVEY BROS.
Foot Ease
A Guaranteed Absolutely
Pure and Certain
Cure fort
sore, tired, sweating, swollen feet.
it controls undue perspiration, keeps
the feet cool and comfortable and thus
atferds n prompt relief for tired and
blistered feet.
Accept no Other
fur that hot hurtling sensat inn so often
troublesome in wilt 111 weather.
Price 25c. a box.
Prepared by
W. S. COLE Phm. B.
('hetuist and 1l1 uggist,
Songs and Music ower before of-
fered in Record form can now
be had in Edison Ambcrol
Records
Anlbe/ ol
nHerold/4
,*y twice rlA long
as.Stadard
Edison ileeted!. anti long-
er !Linn any other tecnt•ds on the mar.
kat. The new Edison i'honrgrapha
We are Showing play both Standard •��� „��������������������•
and Anlberol Record, No other talk- - --- --
ing tnnchine will play the Ambcrol PR : ARE ram Sr'll\1T?it OUTINGRecnrrl. Ask or write for catalogue Tour. '-. tickets to \1, 'knka. Te -
Newest creations in Post Cardr here margo ii. Lake of Rays, (;.orgi,n )fay.
Largest assortment of local views in Mng• ,'lnwan !liver. etc.. nn sal.!
town. :t Inc Sc. dnil' The Grand Tr,:nk will con-
tinue 10 be the favorite tourist
) vette . yammer rerviea starts Jen,.
2tlth. Full informntion from any
.1. Willis Po.vell Manager. Grand Trunk Agent.
fire a Pleasure to their
Owners.
IVe have sold and are selling agreat
many high class pianos and our num
emus satisfied c,rstomers is the strong
est guarantee of this assertion.
Our pianos to -day are the best that
the best Piano makers produce and
our prices are right.
Do not be too quick to believe per-
sons who tell you different from the
above for the purpose of selling you
cheap and in some cases trashy goods
at big prices.
Call and see Us
and pe convinced that what We sa
we live up to,
S. Mrt10 USoo
Fall Term Opens
August 30.
Our graduates are assisted to the `r
hest positions. Write for the reason.
Prepare now to enter at the beginning
of term. Mail Courses for those tvho
wish to study at home.
Clinton Business
College
Geo. 'pn1tnn, Principal.
emimmimmEn
HUG'S Good News
The market prices for old junk
are alive :and so is
The Old Reliable Firm
M. Jackson & Son
one door south of the Metropoli-
tan. Just look at the following
prices (no trade, and no truck)
all cash.
Hags 75 c, per hundred
Iron from Mc to 75c. per bun.
Old rubber hoots & shoes lc. lb. -
Copper and brass Oc. per 1b.
Horse hair :10c. per lb. �.
Lead and zinc 2 1/2c. per 1b.
Bring your goods here And get
the worth of your Money, w
Areat variety of IRON
PIPE always on hand nt a rea-
sonable price, suitable for fence
posts, bracing bolllevarding.
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