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TE r-SEcorD YEAR—No 163.1
HURON & MIDDLESEX GAZETTEi
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SEE3DS
Call and Examine Our Stock of Seeds
.We have some fancy
RED CLOVER
Late and Early'- -
Lucerne and Alsike
TIMOTHY SEEDS
WJRE3
Just arrived 1 Car load of Spring Coil
Wire
It will be to your advantage to examine and get
our prices on Spring Coil, Barb, No. 12 and No. 13
Cleveland Wire before purchasing elsewhere
T. FiAWK1NS & SON
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EXETER, JNT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 18th, 1905
1 DISTRICT NEWS
HAPPENINGS ROUND A1101"1' t pt.
TERSELY TOLI)
Those unhappy persons who stiffer,
from nervousness and dyspepsia
should use Carter's Little Nerve
Pills, which are made expressly for
sleepless, nervous dyspeptic, suffer-
ers. Price 25c.
The council board of Downie tow n-
hJiip have ordered all persons who
have not been ancivated during the
past seven soars to Love the same
done at case to prevent the spread
of small -pox which has recently
broke out in Downie and Ellice.
Bee. 1)r. W. Taylor, sou of Rev. J.
\V. Taylor, of St. James' church, Si.
Marys, and formerly of Trinity
church. .litcnell, will take charge
of an important mission in Canton.
China, next fall. Dr. Taylor now
occupies :e professor's chair in Wy-
cliffe college, Toronto.
1 Palpitation of the heart, ner-
vousness, tremblings, nervous head-
ache, cold hands and feel, pain in the
back and other forme of weakness
are relieved by Carter'A Iron Pills
made specially for the blood nerves
and complexion.
Mr. John 11orply one of the pion -
err business sten of .St. eiarse died
at his home at St. Marys, en
Monday, May 8, at Lbe advanced age
of 80 years. An attack of pneu-
monia was the immediate cause of Lis
death, but he had aeon in failing
health for several years. A few
mont hs since he fell and broke his
thigh and this accident doubtless
shortened his days.
•N Nei.•••N••NN••••••Ni• I I1ir. J. \V. Graham, for ti,. Thames
Query Co., St. Marys, has bought
out he St. Marys quarry, owned by
Mr. James Elliott, oontprisirag about
8 acres, price $5,000. Title property
is just across the rood frog),the
Thames Quarry properly, arid ii is
prot>osed to connect .die two by i uln-
nel
under der
the 1 highway.
y This brings
the
quart • business in the h:utde
of two companies, the other being
the horse-shoe Quarry Co.
A y>leasael event took Were at
the residence of Mr. Robert Mc. -
Lau rhlir), on 1 he 4th con. ifutt ick,
on Wednesday, 1Lay 3rd, being 1 he
marri>,ge of his only dauzltler, Hiss
Eli>abel11 Pearl, to .lir. Thomas
%Ye:kcr, ;ccond awn of 1lr. nod Mrs.
Chriatop)►er Walker, of cite 5th Line.
The ceremony was pereforrned on
the lawn at !i yr. tn. by t he Rev. A.
If. Denson, of Fordwich. the wedding
march neing played by :Hiss .Babel
\Valker. Guests were present from
Toronto, Stratford, Exeter, eliteh-
ell, Wingletne Brume's, Iiiooert,
\Wawanovh ;and ll'owick. The young
couple will settle down on the 12th
coir., Jiowick.
WE'RE
SUIT
CREDITON
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Rolier_Mills
You are Suit buyers. We make the
tilts—you wear them out. We make
futon as well as we can, so that they
MB not wear out sooner than they Gristing and Chopping
Might. Because, if they de, you' lI
Maly go somewhere else for your Promptly Done.
aszt Suit. And no one could blame
n. So much money ought to buy We are vinexcellent sa-
gmuch Suit worth. And Suit worth
fashionableness of fabric—style in tisfaction in flour since re-
t>IIIi,–St–flniah–cooks t- dreseyness —
and length of service. • modelling our mill.
As good a place as there is within
11f1uc s get all this and not pay too �• Swreitzermum is .Johns.
Elegant Black and Blue
Suitings for $15.00
and $i8.00.
.JOHNS
Merchant Tailor
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Second Hand Organs
v and Pianos
Thin week we offer two second hand
organs (Piano cased) and two second
band upright Pianos all in good con-
dition and neatly new
At Bargain Prices
.and easy terms of payment.
New Pianos and Organs
fllwags in stock
GO CARTS
At Exeter and Centralia
Storehouses
Now ready for use, the best
Cement and Lime
That money can buy
—Mr. W. S. Dingman, of Stratford
%he has held the position as organ-
ist of t he Central Methodist church
Hamilton, for the past thirteen
years hem tendered his resignation.
fir. Oliver J. ilarris, of Manitoba,
w.1 quietly married at Kirk! on on
Wednesday to Miss Jennie Wag.
horn, of Fullerton, Rev. Mr. Hoc-
cy tied the nuptial knot . Mr.
ilarris has mien 11(0 oast revs„
also years in the west, where 1 hey in -
Coal for Everybody tend make their future boats.
'I'h1y w %%ill leave for Carberry 1fan,
at lowest prices
J. GOBBLEDIGK
Manitoba & Northwest
Lands for Sale
rit/3in'; Hitt: tltent the lent wishes
of their many friends for their fu-
ture happiness,
Willis Goes to Jail.
Mits. COVE.LL, AT 110\I1?
ACQ1TITTED.
News From the %% est General News
A WORD AIIOUT 'Clip: WEST
l'Olt 'fiiE BENEFIT OE 01'11
READERS
Herniate, April 27, 1995.
'1'o the Exeter Tinges.
Dear Sirs -- Enclosed please find
my renewal for the Tines. Now :t
word about the west for rbc
benefit of your readers wheat
seeding is :,pout finished in ibis
district but there is not much
growth yet, it keeps cool nt night.
11r. Arthur 11-:Ikwi11, an old Exe-
ter boje mere' tut tailor of llunnio-
ta, left tbiy-owning with :t car of
settler's Moen for Saskatoon, he
having seco.•i.l t homestead in that
district, and iu ho future he intends
to try farming. Ile has disposed of
his tailoring business here.
A person can h-trdly realize the
change that has Laken place in this
part in the last fifteen years. When
I came west, fifteen years ago this
fall, most of the farm work was
Clone by oxen. ,Lorne te'mv were
very scarce. 'The nearest market at
that time was 25 and 30 miles away.
Al the present there is not a yoke
of oxen working in the township.
At that lime it was only the home-
steaded lands that were under cul-
tivation and to -day there is only
one section of land in this township
that is not cultivated 6-4 of that is
school land and the other 1-1 is own-
ed by a non-resident. I have no
sympathy for t hose speculators who
are buying up land through this
county merely for speculation. The
settlers should have the chance of
securing t his 'land at first coot in -
steed of increasing the value of it
by improving their own farms and
building churches and otherwise im-
proving t he dist riot and when t hey
come to buy from those speculator:
they have to pay for t he raise in
land wlriCb they have caused by im-
proving their own. Whvu 1 •;o to
Parliament, f will try to make :eeei
thatnon-resident s'
dent .peculators be
taxed far in advance of ithe resident.
Instead of oxen now you can find
front 1 to 20 horses on every farm
most farmers work from 4 to 6
horses in a teem. The railroad was
built as f-tr as Herniate before t hat
time, but was not in operation. Now
it it extended on 20 .piles farther
west with thriving villages every 8
or 11) utiles with Iron' 4 tot 7 eleva-
tors in each village. At that 1itne
we got mail once 'a week by etas
from Griswold, now w•c. have a daily
(rain service which; -gives us a daily
mail. Then there doltere only about.
2 steam threshing outfits in thindie-
t rict, note t here in over 20. Land
could be bought front $•2.00 to $6.00
an acre, and buyers hard to find at
those prices. Now improved farms
ale selling from $21) to *30.0U an
acre. Itachelors are also gettin;
scarce. 'then !preaching .Services
were held in private houses or school
houses, and district churches are
now being built 1 hat %you'd be a
eredit loony tooter') count ry dis-
t rioll
In sections where ;nixed farming,
k followed, one quarter section is
not enough to faint profitably A
good nanny make :c mistake in .ro-
ing a new district o1 a homestead
in not securing an extra 1-1 while
it can lie bought reasonably because
:lite. advance that I,s etken place in
tis district trill follow• in outertP.
The 0. T. 1'. anrveycrs are work-
ing 1Lroneh this district at present.
'Phis is the third line. ( hey have run
t',rough wit Lin five miles of here, so
it looks as if they intend business.
I think 1 had better close or you
w ill be get tin,; 1 irerl before you ter
through reading it.
Mrs. Elizabeth Covell goes free. 1 remain your% truly,
ex. %Vitus goes to St. Thomas to \VM. ANI)ItEw,
wait trial at the tall assizes for ! P. a.-1 have bels a reader of the.
C murder of Eliza Lowry. Stich 1 Times ever since 1 cause west. If 1
as trite finding of Squire frank was not a subscriber myself it was
1 The Saskatchewan Valley & A;
Manitoba Land Co. Ltd. '1'
a w:
Largest Lard Company on the 111
SD great variety in style and oris e i Continent, controlling entire Can- J;.(r,
Humor h is it tlett I(ev. Joseph
Philp, 11. 1)., of Kincardine, will be
elected president of the Landon Con-
ference al its meeting in Listowel
en May 29t,h.
Women with pale co lorles, faces
who tfeel weak aad discouraged. will
receive both mental and bodily vigor
by ttttnizlg Carter's Iron Pills, whish
are made for the blood, nerves and
complexion.
The Sentinel, the ,official organ of
the Orange Order, has been purchas-
ed from the E. I. Clarke ett.ato oy
Mr. 11. C. Hocken, of the Toronto
News. Ile will assume the tu;tn-
agentent on June let.
' John W. Nuttall, n I: h:•r+ r • t;i-
ploycd by Edward Moulin, t., 1. c -
tor for the demolition of the old
Rink of Commerce building, London
stet a sudden deit11 shortly af ter 1
o'clock, on Friday afternoon. The
unfortunate man was taken from
beneath a small pile of pricks on the
second flat, and died in a few Minut-
es thereafter on the plaster -covered
floor of one of the old officer. Iloe-
tors State that his neck was broken.
Eighty-nine boys and thirty-three
girls arrived from Enland to the
Boys' Home at St rat ford ibis week+.
All are under Lourteen. As there is
a great demanil for children :.I1
found good )tomes.
For ally case of nervousness. sleep-
lessness, weak stomach, indigestion,
dyspepsia, try Carter's Little Liver
Pills. Relief is sure. The only nerve
medicine in market.
The Vanderbilt plans for construc-
tion of the international railway
tunnel under Detroit Myer, between
Detroit and Windsor, have been
completed :Ind work will be in-
augurated soon. Match of the pre-
liminary 4101ail 11:es beer► accomplish-
ed. The tunnel will cost from tete
to t %ven(y ntillikns :end wilt prob-
ably re
li
1 1
t•
t.r
A o years io complete.
The Canadian Southern Railway will
be th4 IMItling company, and will is-
sue *40,000,000 general mort,aze
Londa:,:The annual meeting of the
C:snsilttefleuthcrn will be held at
\Windeor, June 7, when the final
methods of financing will be decidedupon, Arra.ngeurentit have been
made or are pending with the G.' 1'.
11. for use of the tunnel, on a rental
blew orad all other roads will in fu-
ture }rive the sr,me privilege.
Phomas Hiram Lloyd, the well-
known and prominent barrister, of
Newmarket, wes arrested where Fri-
day •niglta—c sas ted with neelectin;
to account for fifteen hundred dol-
lars trust funds. Ile gave bail for
one thousand dollars with. bis lather
David Lloyd, registrar of North
York, as security. Young Lloyd,
who is t hirty-five years old, will
wife and child, had handled stoney
for dozens of clients in ithis village,
and is said to be stout 1 hirty or for-
ty thousand dollars short. There
is the inevitable accompaniment of
such case;, as blows and }telplese per-
sons, who it iv feared, have lost :ill
they had. Lloyd owns 1 he Sover-
eign It:uik building ret Newmarket,
:and a forty acre farm, and says he
eau meet his dues. He hist stoney
in \\':u• Et•.le and Leltoi minis.:
stocks. Lloyd took his arrest cooly
.and warned the executor's of the
Waddell (slate in court that if he
1% is commit teed foe 11i:it that he
o1111 taut pay one cent..
Relatives Feel Bad
le11'i'i;N MAN \VOIRTII $7:>,Uu1)
I)IEH Li?AV/NG ALL TO illy
DEBTORS
The Ripley Express tells t his unu,-
n,l nerrativv;
11 is not often 111.11 a 111:,11'14 d(al11
JOHs WHITS a Sols
ioe Gr6at Nortli-Wosi
ROBERT E. PICKARD, Exeter, Ont.
General Selling Agent.
Canadian Pacific Railway Cos. Lands, Canadian North West
cos. Lands, Saskatchewan Valley and Manitoba Cos. Lands at
a number of other improved and unimprovedNorthWest farm lands.
$3.50 per Acre All the above lands are being offered to purchasers
from $3.50 and upwards.
on eery easy terms of payment and prices range
BEAR IN MIND we have farm lands to sell in alt parts of Manitoba
Assinabota, Saskatchewan and Alberta.
Now is the Time to PURCHASE
Prices are Bound to Advance
We give Speculators 6 years in whicb to pay for lands.
give Actual Settlers to years in which to pay for lands.
$427.00 down secures 3200 acres, (half section} ot choice wheat land.
This would bo a great investment for YOU.
The above investment is without any settlement duties whatever.
We
$383.40 Secures 320 acres (half section) choice wheat land to an actual!
�/��77 settler. No other payment required for two years.
R. E. PICKARD, - EXETER, ONT
E
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We have a good supply of Steele Briggs Seeds in Mange
and Sugar Beets.
We have in sto3k the Yellow Inteiinediate and Long
Red Mangel and the Royal Giant Sugar Beet, also a large
supply of Improved Red Leaning and Southern Sweec Corn.
Call and select your Seeds, as we
have the best that can be procured
Fresh Groceries of the Best Quality -Always on Hand
BEAVERS BROS., Farquhar.
Strictly One Price. Highest Price for Produce.
You want to spend your money
where it wilt do the most good
Don't You?
Being a progressive person and a
shrewd buyer yon art) always looking
for the beet b.u'g.tiny
Aren't You ?
Tlteretore you would be willing to
leaf with us if you knew we would
give you the best g•rt.ds for the least
money
Wouldn't You?
Well then have it to deliver to your
home some of rat' new furniture ah
prices that will
Convince You
HERE ARE A FEW OF Tt(PM
iS received w it h jos', but such tea+ "'Sideboards in Golden Maple, double Parlor Suite, 5 pieces, upholstered
ant, at ow end of the four day's coining lo the house where I was. the case on friday eight, %viten :a shaped tops, t.4 x 21 mirror, as low as in best velourla, $1s.t0.
eliniin:ary trial of Willis and Mfrs. • \V. A. tellgratn reached Atnberlt v •Innoune-
.Sewing Machines of the best ladian Northern Railway land Mi
kes at popular priers. ! grant '1'
Two Million Acres in,
Call sod see us
8. Martin.
Charles W. Melte!). 11. A.. :and Ed.
Iliehol>, sons of nee. Dr. ltieltop, of
Loondon, were .uer+•.sful in their
theological esatns.. Lakin_ a Lith
stand. They are entering 1 Ile min-
istry in 4lie Alberta conk retire of
the 3101 boelist church.
The cream of the wheat lands of romp. There was a hush, a buzz of
BEING )p:
1 MADE.
Western Canada conversation, and in a few scoundea During the part v ek or tau,
crowd hid s% tinned over the raq{ed %t orkme n have Iran 111'1kin':
sntlt t'
Parties purchasing now are I
little footlights on the eta of alt: %.,.,y Heed"' intprov(ni(•nts in curt-
cell on a ohtrgc of nnurdcrin; tug the (hoth of Mfr. John Coulterd
ss Elie.] Lowry on 1 Le night of of Ki I peri. The good Hetes of Lis
Agricultural Grounds Ii ,
testily, April Pith.
The announcement created 1he'm-
ist vitthusi:,.+tu throughout the '1111'. NII'('ll NEEDED REPAIRS
rrourl(d 11rll 1bit Forced at a court AND IMI'It0%1'M1.NTS NOW
t e .ani wt toe /dialling hands
ds %%ith
given until 1st of June to select the :.cquil.1ei1 wDina n and 1J►of
their land. I her relatives, wlto surrounded her.
For Terms etc. apply I to L ie yer .1. C. Elliott, ot Glencoe
I p s r tole in for a large share of the
ELLIOT & GARDiNER
ram'.militia's.
Nev. Willis, his f:tce ()ratan .end
Land Agents (Mice Mein Ht. Exeter.whit(, :is he nervously listened 10
the tent tlizing of Squire hunt,
---- -- -�-- -- _--__-- lit 0111)141 his (yes when the decision
THEto
.ate ■ at w ■ w • hie
I:OCIion will: Chi• a•(riculturaI fait
Lit minds. 'the old mord fences on
the ere' and nowt h Nidus hire been
replaced Ly a wire fence, :tntl Oboe.
on 19(s tllt 11 1nrl east side have heel]
1,•p lir,d. Imp.>r1.1111 changes have
been made in tee buildings. The
Millilitre forme, ly used for i le. dis-
play of plots rte. is to be fitted up
t%ith '-t tIIs for 1h01•o11l1110id stork,
s rendered, and passively turned and i1 %sill clog only be a •(roar ins-
tlete jailers, who were Co inks 111111 prov(ns(nl. Tl.e ,frill sh:•d will ne
k to St. 'i'hemos jail for t 111..11 111- • used fur 1 he exhibit of poult rv, roots
and in•plententS. The directors in -
tam uuild►u•r Ill new (pens for sheep
and hots. The cattle yards are be-
ing te-arr,snzed, white t 9' t he wosmall
,how cines are using trade into one,
and 0,tntk'r rind t1:^ rime size• will
n( made j11+1 north. of t 1t" luns(nr
he Addof conn•cl and -stn- Th( directors are also nrskin•: a
ry of Squire Hunt lcok up 1 he very important improvement in a he
palace, oy the addition t f 40 feet
to be tato etori(s ttj:h and wi11 b••
fitted up with every renveeience for
ercnants bflK oT uanaaa
IHMAD ()F1' iCE. MONTREAL.
'SAI'ITAL (all paid up) . , , , .. , ...
RESERVE.... •••• ••
SURPLIS PROFITS ........... . . . .
'tgHpB.;F! 88 (enea a1 Manager
g5 Branches In Canada
$6,000,00o
titer.
In the ltantintc, efts. —oveII, a;ith
her AIM .shout her hust:utd's neck
and accontpenik,l h)• her (ver present
sister, Mrs. 1'ttev, ;IS .helped down
st firs and intra a carriage, and %vas
taken .Lome.
113,200,00o T
$ 18 959 1," r
•ole f(r\ fw%Catroon. e
minutes
Key. BRBDEN. stere spent 011 lite cross -et 1atina-
eateriotesden0 of Branches lion of 1)r. IHervey, but his evidence
was so concise and so clear that no- tee exhibition, ea hen these im-
thing could be made of hire ',y \\'it.- provcnt(nts ;are completed we %viii
lis Iauya'r• have en up -to -slate fair trround, the
\Willits() was 1 tken aw-n 11111: of l:t intj tnns in
t rain RI . Thoma•, Haayl ul dtays in tconthe neiuLtbr)rhealrovof S1t(,nOn.tLein :
ohlrec of a constable. lle was timer -�--
di'pit iced and lett in't t urtions as it 11 ,\ G001) Si'GGESTiON
Special attention given to the business of Farmers and Cattle- t "cnlrl,t►ors to alt" care "1, Itis
(amity. T'ley toy'. united to cl11
• men, to whom loans are made on approved names. the wit( and children our during
Letters of Credit issued to travellers, payable in all parts of the 'tit' tnntm(r, :and ticrt' is very 1,111e
probri:iiIitV r>f their 55 tot ittz for
anything. The pt. 'mint Inas now
ileen (inieticd, and the oldest :toy
I el 0f fourteen, %ill be a:>I(, with
1 iit1h help, tr.. it tend 10 the ►took
not it It srventin;t t ice rom/s. '(heft
the good-hearted people of the dis- .'It seems to get at the ri;lit spot
trict say t.btt they will Ace that instantly," he says. For pale in }:xe-
cverything is attended to ter by W. S. Howey.
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SAVINGS BANK
Interest at most favorable current rates allowed on Savings
' Bank Accounts and Deposit Receipts.
world.
'r A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
CREDITON BRANCH
W, 8, CHISHOLM, Manager.
Mr. ('.11. Wainwright of Lcnant►
City, Fla., has written the manufac-
turers that much better results are
obtained from the use of C}t.tmbnr •
Jain's {relic Choier.t :and Diarrhoea
Remedy in eases of !sins in the
stomach, colic and cholera morbus
fry takinit it in water an hot as ran
b(' drank. That when taken in this
ay the effect is double in rapidity
death was received in Duren, Ash-
field 111+1 Kinnard inn, wif11 :1 certain
Antolini cf pl(:t.uro by 1 hose 1.(1 -
S01114 5511 were hater (-lId in his I 11.-
T '
e-
Th- Isle.i01111 Coullard h:is
history, and to chronicle t he .tot's
in 1 brief manner we nti;:ltt stay
that in illy years .p_u, iht• deceased,
%% 110 was a b:rchtlor, taught school
Couches 6 feet 2 in. long, 2:1 inches
Bedroom Suites, 3 piece, golden or 1 wide, upholstered in veiours, fringe
mahogany, 'Ill inch Dret :er. 111x2) I all around. di 't).
!level Pian illieror, $12.(Mt Everything else in comparison
ROWE & ATKINSON
Furniture fere and Funeral directnt ,
a1 I.orh•tlsh, and also nwn••+1 ., farts •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••N•••••1••t•••••••
loaned money, and s s louk(d upon
as a rich than. Ile h.td a nephew in
Ihe Old Country Ie whom he r••nt
money to pay bits passage Io Can-
itt r. 'filo nephew retained t he mon-
ey, .old refused to leave his native
land. l'oul11rtl 4 he11 made :, : ton s
t int nt 11e el' bis relit iv(s should re -
it -iv. .t doll ,r of Itis even 9 Por 111%. ± GOOd Paint to Cover Good Paint to Near
past S:, scars lie has loaned from
550,000 to $75,000 hit rendit incl
1 hast the rate ;•f ti 11r tout. be paid
as Ion t as he lived, and when Lt
died 11h+• deed of .the property %;t•
to b( •ticsn tntLuse who btu )
borrowed % 'tether it +x• 0111' y1'ar fir
1 billy. It is no surprise t lett 1 he
news of al old _ear 1111 en's drat h
wets ids 15a011y reeviv(d, :,% many
11104/11'1 24 0 are new p:IiiI up and
many f trmers in Dural have :r clear
11114' 10 r1.'ir ,aralerty. Among these
e i'r were lucky enough to be pre..
sent ed as it la a few t housanif 11 t h(
WIMP or Neil ('tmpbell. whonon-ow-
ed$'1,nt10 1i .111 tis' 1 it 1. \1 r. ('nui-
t•tt,l 011' year a;t0. Ni•it just paid
One yest''14 interest, and receives $3,-
000, tow ens. Ike? or MCL(an'tor-
rotvcol *3,111)11 :1 few mail hs ago,
bich it n nice Easley uilt ; 111,ry
1(055 gMs $2,300; Mrs. Mellorn(y
$2,500: .lulus tkeillt., $1 doli0; MI.
Moir, veru thew/tend; ('tt.t.tin
firma
it, ,ebour 4:1,1#10, .and mins
of her persons, i he names of ,\1111111
ate (save ee(n unable to .ecu re.
t7�� AZa. $>f N'Is.�...rs.V2_-.. all .its .,. branches.
Beare n e
S Meryl_ /TL��/■[ 1 •tttttttN
HOLLYWOOD
PAINT
4o shades in 15, 25, and 45c. can
CHIJAP FLOOR LAC
For floor finishing in t; transparent, non•settling and
norl•fading shades. in to and 75c cans.
Odra
Tools
Trowels
'Iloes
Rakes
Shovels
Forks.
25c
?0c .
LAWN MOWERS
1'rr,m
$3.5o up to $5.5o
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE