Exeter Times, 1905-07-13, Page 8n � s. E I k k •1.1 IA ft. S. JULY 13th 1905.
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STI3WARTS
This is Crockery Time
11'e are ready with the choicest range of Dinner Sets,
Tea Sets and -1't►ilet Sets that you'll likely see t.11is season,
and all at prices t hat will surely tickle at your money strings.
$14000 (try iove!v Dinner S(t , 10S pit res, almost
as fine ns 1.e:11 (.Iota u 1)I.1•hv and jtr-4. (tti g(►(.tl 111 pattern
:tn(1 coloring, this is the hest set tt (' have ever shown.
513.60 for a very' tine semi-porce1('an China Dinner Set
108 pieces, china body with very heat floral decoration
in green and pink, gold traced ,i'o other set in t own like it.
012.50 for a S:e11 stili-p4lri e'e.tu full 108 pieces Din-
ner Set. lovely shaded deiorations and shaded edges
with gold stippling, a beauty.
S1 1.00 for swell full pol'celean China Dinner Set, plain
china body with neat pink and green floral design, gold
stippled and gold traced, this is a money saver.
58.90 for our great leader, a full semi-parcele-'u Din-
ner Set, with lovely green and blue decorations, all gold
edged and traced, great value and very neat
38c the dozen for a new line of Glass Tumblers, they are
known as the Baby Tumblers, strong neat and rare
valve.
Yes we are still leading in the Butter and Egg business
We are not in the combine we have a free ::and. Give us
your produce and save money.
CJI. A. ST/SWART
Spoons
We hive a line
ilver
TO ADVERTISERS.
Tne copy for changes crust be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestisemento accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
THURSDAY, JULY, 13t h. 190,3
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• LOCALS
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Lawn mowers sharpened on ehor
est notice at D. Ifartleib's, Exeter.;
Mr. Fred Gidley. of Detroit s
holidaying under the parental rot
Miss Evelyn Ruston has been su
cestui in passing the 3radualine c.
:nolo:+tions in sin;in;. 1
If you want pure Paris Grecs for`
potato bugs go to C. Lutz's Drug
Store Exeter.
ki Jfr. •and Mrs. Thompson, of Chica-
eto aro quests of the former's sister,
Niles \Vat. Ilawkshaw, this week.
Miss Florence Anderson, who has
been in London for .the past six
1 weeks, returned home last week.
Miss Nettie Walters has returned
home from Toronto, where she )ios
Oen atdendin; Business College.
Wanted — At once a house keep-
er on farm, middle aired person pre-
ferred. Apply at Titres Office.
The Trivia \Iernorial church bell-
e inters with their families pictriced
at Grand Mend on Thursday last.
All present subscribers of the Tim-
es may have the Family Herald and
I Stir to Jan. 1st 1906 for 40c.
\liss Carrie Knight has Leen cn-
joyin; a two weeks out in; in Mote-
1treat, Quelled and 01 her points east.
Mliss 11. Robinson. who has filled
the position of milliner at \Warton
is .:pendia; vacation a1 her home
here .
i Will Tillie Ya z:'r, milliner at Ski -
re r:l-n-Ilie-Lake, returned to her
home here on Se1urd:ry last to :als•nd
her vacation.
Airs. Grnr,
c Kent 1n
1daughter,
J1iss Evelyn, of Montreal. spent earl
of last/ avt.ek the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John Iliwkshaw•.
\Ir. and Mrs. Aui,rey Uust%oll, of
NI inchesla+r, ind.. are spcndinz a
few weeks wit11 relit ivc•s in Exeter
and vicinity.
\irs. Sclfosenhurz end children, of
London, ore seemlier a holiday %l it li
Ihr• former's parents, M r. and Mrs.
Wtie Ila wkshaas.
Albeit fine shoes for men. .Ton-
y refunded whet) nworn out it : hey
Mon-
ty
not what we say they are. Go,..
Manson. Boal .s and Shoi'.
Miss y}ai,e1 Walters, saleslady of
See11 & I(owe's, is now leakier' a va-
c 1IMe :and expects to le IV(' on Fri-
day of this week for a trip to Man-
itoba.
A 1lidsununer Soap.—The Exeter
• W. Taman 'fiee.4 ani the Family Herald and
St ar will i,e sent to r►ew subscribers
Merchant Tailor. in Canada send tee United State. un-
til January 1st, 191)6, for i0c.
Berry Spoons
Salad Spoons
Jelly Spoons
Sugar Spoons
and
Cold Meat Forks
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Any of the above make a
ty, durable and usefu
edding Gift.
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S. Fitton,
GRADUATE OPTICIAN,
reat
Cheap
Sale
n Ordered Clothing
This Month
o make room for
Fall Goods
FOROVICR$IXTY 1KGAI(8
is Ow AND «sLL•T111110 Rrrrznv.—Ytra
w'. Soothing Syrup has been steal for
dxty years by milllliions of mothers for tnelr
tableMild. eeorteni the Uma. aUsyyss ell
wind 111pleasant two taeettatt o remedy
to In ever/ pert of the world. 96
Us. its_ value 1. incalculable. Be
take n Winslow's Soothing
ties/ sok for no akar kind.
Lost.—A _old signet rine, 11 i, h
crest, at the Goderich oat hitt: house,
nn Thursday afternoon of Hat week.
Finder please leave at this office anal
rererve reward.
1)i1. OVENS, London, Sur ;eon.
EYE, EAR, NOSE and TiifIOAT,Fits
Glasse. properly. Mkt., Commer•
cis) Hotel, Exeter,. Next visit Sat-
urday, August fit h.
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Watch Thls spare Every Week . t'1•
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ANYONE
Having a few minutes or hours to spare urn use that
time to very excellent advantage taking orders for
Enjoyme Toilet Preparations and Purity Flavoring
Powders. We give large commissions and beet quality of goods,
mong our agents are many ladies who use their influence every
ime and place they can and by so doing add financially to their
early income. You can do it. Write us for full information.
Purity Mfg. Co., Exeter, Ont.
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1li v. '4 n1. (lodeu1', .•u1k 1 •
pi. ,elted a a: sly :at.1 • 111,.1/-1,
`.t•rrn1111 'a %01111: t.• 1'1 - 061 ::%L1.1:4
e) '0;111 Iasi.
TO CURE A COLI) IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Ilromo Quinine 'fab -
lets. All Ii uggists refund the mon-
ey if it falls to core. E. W. Grove's
siga;ture is on caoh box. 25c.
\1r .A. 114 ,1:ort !sae r • lc
eised a I:a.c111 in Ii ...,. el States
fur his app:u•adut tor roe e ucties
circular concrete s;',:. or c' 11••1 huil,l-
i
'fh:I voracious new filu; %►base rev
a;es upon corn and other •,rain -root.,
Isis teen eorkin, such (lama'', 4 in
Keel county, 110. Leen di{covrred
iu Snafo•t h tenon; garden plants,
s,
1)1))) 0-5 1•r•i►t- t1:, chief :utterer
Dr. Butler, London. will be at the
Central hotel, Exeter, on Thursday
July 13th, 1905, all day
for Eye. Isar, Nose and Throat con-
sultation. Eyes tested and glasses
supplied.
Mr. T. Kew, o1 Telma. t, repee
henries lite Mason Ili,ch Piano Co..
stew 1 L•1 loll part nl 1 Iii'. 4%retc twit h
Ili, ,i •r, Mr,. .1. Han Ito
.,: a., :recotul -41.1 •,I 1 w h:., courin, Mr.
A. .Moncton, of R;w. •side, Cal.
Mrs. L. Hardy returned home on
Saturday after a pleasant visit with
her elau,hler, Mrs, \\'a►Iless, at Du-
luth, also wit11 her sisters Mrs. Drew
at Snowflake, Mole., iutd Mrs. \V,
11ud;ius, of \\'inuinee.-
Mr. E, Garfield llodteIt. son of
Mr. and \Irs. A. Hod sere who ha.,
just finished his commercial course
at our llizlt Schou!, Isft here oa
Tuesday ;ermiitez for ('r •m:(:.:, 0)11.
Where Ito his accepted a pp:04(1014 as
book-keeper.
Rev. \\'m. Mcl)ontzh, of 'Toronto,
a former pastor of Main sl. Melte
odist church, u•:1:; the ,use of Mr.
and Mrs. D. A. itoss the former part
of this %week. Mr. McDottozh was
one of She speakers at the 12th July
celebration on Wednesday at Clinton.
Ile still is full of enthusiasts and
zeal for the Orange order.
At the regular meeting of the In-
dependent Order of For,cstcrs held
last week Messrs. George E. Ander-
son and S. Martin u•er•e ()pito:nted
deteeates to attend 1)ie 11izh Court
which meets at St. Catharines on
August 2901. Mrs. G. E. Anderson
was elected delsetate to attend the
same meeting by the Companion
Court.
Don't hay a Iii;11 price for your
four and feed when you can buy
0.i!ivies, pure Manitoba Glenora
brand, Goderich Three Star Brand
or Cook's Best Family Flour at $€.50
per hundred at the Itensall Flour
Mills. Other dealers are sclero, just
the same flour nt $2.80 per hundred,
consequently wo ore saviuz you 60c.
per barrel!. Shorts 1x21) sed )lean
$16 per don -11. Cook & Suet.
The session of Parliament began
,on the 12th January. end was con -
"Nettled nearly six months before the
Iturieet speech was delivered. Such
Ion; delay suegeyted some great sur-
prises to come, in way of tariff re-
vision, which have not materialized.
however. Mr. Fielding requires a
further cxter:sial of six tnonthy fcr
a •commission of Ministers to •.3o
about noon; the people. and advise
him 4vhati to do.
tfrs. 11. Fowell, who is summer -
in; in her cottasee at Grand fiend,
received a very bad slr•+kin; up on
\Vedncsday last by accidentally [at-
tires
al-
ling froth the top of her cellar steps
to the bottom ali;htint upon her
dead on the cement floor. She re-
ceived a severe scalp wound besides
:t severe shock to her nervous) sys-
tem. The marvel is she escaped
without any broken /.ones. She is
11110 to now be about again. as us-
urp.
"Dont spit on the Sidewalk." Al
a tncotin•; of the National Associa-
tion for •the Prevention of Conium -
'felon, held in London recently, Sir
\Vm. Broadbent said: -Expectoration
causes the disease to spread more
than n
1 n n thin else. If the whole of
I o
anything
the expectoration could be destroy-
ed ne urn• moment the disease would
be Al a mord out. Spit tin; elitist be
stopped by public opinion end by
punishment." should (emits!
It .hon sol ►
a police regulation or by-law to in-
duce people co tchemo from expec.-
oratinz on /he side walk.
A former Resident injured—in to
street car collision at London, we
Friday 1112111 I:est, II r.-. (lir.) Coe -
:ul, formerly of Exeter was ono of
I he passengers on the car :going to
!iprinei►,ank when elle collision took
place, and was throw0 into
.011 1 r:1el►pied upon. Sew was bake,'
hone in 3 cab in a slate of colhipse
consequent of n nervous shock. '1'hc
accident ot�eeuriid at a very 11.1n;0r-
0es point o7 the road noir the steep
hill in the Wortley /toad. One Har-
ry Wood 4435 fa(al ly injured, by
being struck on the head with a rod
1'assen;crs acre badly bruised and
scratched.
Market Report.—Tho following Is
the report of Exeter markets. cor-
rected up to .1u1y 131 It.
Peas 60 to 65 cents per bushel.
Bran $16 per ton.
Shorts $20 per ton,
Family Flour, $2.75 per cwt.
Feed Flour, $1.25 per cwt.
/lay, $7.00 per ton.
Wheat 90 to 95 cents per bushel.
Barley, 40c. per
Ezzs, 16 carts ter dozen.
Oats 40c per bushel.
Butter, 16 cents per pound
Hors, live weiz1it, 56.1111 per
Turk. di 05 ('(. $7.50 per Due.
Cirir Ilolid;ly—'1 hursday I Ise %%:u
observed by our citizens as Civic 1eo1•
iday and the grater nutnncr avail-
ed r)ueinsolves of the privilege of
spending the excursion to Goderich,
under the nuspices of Lebanon (.odte
A. F. & A. M, 1'pu•irds of 400 ex-
cursionist. went; In 11,0 circular town
and spent t he day enjoyin z the
breezes of the beautiful waters of
Lake Huron. The Godrricll hand en-
livened the occasion by pinyin t on
the park in the afiernron. Four
rinks of howlers went from here and
had quite a tournament with the
Goderich howlers. They ,11 report .1
pleasant lime.
OATOA2L.
Hien the _A1)4 Utast You )be Atmr %CI
8iputu,
of
0441.
BIG
�A Big Bargains for July.
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CLEARING SALE
Of Oddments and
Remnants of
ALL SUMMER GOODS
Q Snell &Rowe
*i(„ �o9os0
n 0.
For Sale.—Residence of Mrs. G. Hicks' Foreca.ste.—Rev. Irl Hicks in
hemp, on Andrew at. for particulars his foreoastt says. After storms
apply to owner. on the 7th and 8th and 9th, change
Do you suffer from lender, sore or to cooler, fair weather may result,
perspiring fere/ Use Foot Ease, it ut the chances are good that con -
rarely fails to give relief. Sold by inued cloudy and threatening con-
e. Lutz, Exeter. inions will prevail until we enter
Mrs. ,lfunroc has returned hone' the regular Vulcan storm period
Nor -
from a pleasant visit with friend. which is central on 1110 14th. Mor-
in Sarnia and :Michigan. about
tthi' period would extend from
%bout rho 12t)1 to the 16th, but un- •
der rlbd combined influenoea of Mara
.and Mercury :those normal limits
will most likely bo overleaped. Dur-
ing all this time, in sections where
storms and r•:1i115 do not dominate
the w'either, sustainer( }(tett itnel
hurtful dryness %vied Le prolon;ed.
A crises of storm .cul abnormal
weal her a ill he exlicricncnd about
The friends of ,\1 r. L. C. Fleming
14th to 16th, inclusive, wafter
will extend sympathy to him in the which rising barometer and charier,
death of his sister, Mrs. Lozo, of to cooler will comes to nee+% parts.
Coboure. Mr. Fleming was at her Doalli of an 01,1 Resident.—Ono by
bedside when the end came one the pioneers of this locality :ire
Tho, Exeter Quoit club visited Sea -
forth on Civic Holiday and played plasia; away. This 4cer.k we record
6 ;amen with the Seaforth club, the death of Jig. George Fisher, a
winning 3 and losing 3, but Se:,fords It1311Iy respected resident of Exeter.
winning out by 13 points. Mr. Fisher was born in Yorkshire,
Card of 'Chinks.—,lira. Fisher and 0.n;land, (u . November 1832, and
wish in this way to express ocean+ In Ibis country with his par -
family
yencs when a yuan: lad of nine and
their deeps ,7ralitude 10 Ihcir rnany ;1 ),;elf ye41rs nM, spcndin3 a few
friends who called and renderedmonthsin eastern Ontario, ntier-
much Lela and sympathy durinz the wards 114110%1;1z in t'sborrxt, 1lcinz
illness and subsequent death of the one of ,the early pioneers of this
este Mr. George Fisher weslerit cn+tntry. After•ninny years
Wanted—A furnished house for a
couple of months, family of ilwo
tvith one child. Apply at Times Of-
fice ,
Three rinks of our Low -lea's ex-
pected to play the Clinton club a
friendly game on Wednesday, i,ut
owing to the heavy raid the name
was postponed.
Wash Goods
All our Wash Goods including White 'Mishits, Colored
Muslins, Colored Shirt Waist Suitings, Colored Ducks and
Sateens to clear for only 10c yard.
White Wear
A beautiful $2.511 Underskirt ... _ .. ...for $1.70
A beautiful $3.2Z Underskirt...... . ....for 2.44
A cert' faney $1.50 Night Gown for tk-,c
A very tine 75c Corset Cover.... ...... for :102
Very Linc' lar Drawers for 50c
Walking Skirts
$3.50 Skirt tor $2.00
$1.50 Skirts ., for 53.00
55 50 Skirt for $1.00
Men's and Boys' Ready -to -Wear Clothing
I)id you see t hat $10 Suitwe are selling for $41.50. If
you did not, do not forget to get one.
Boots and Shoes
See our bargain Table for Shoes, they are good, worth
from $1.00 to $1.50, your choice for 99c, 75c and 50c.
CABLING BROS.
It l'ays to Advertise.—The shirt or dtbzent and arduous toil spent
waistsuit advertised for ns lost in on the fare,,, and accumulating a
our last week's issue was hrou;ht fair share of this world's .goods, he
to I his office the (lay folio vin_
publication, and claimed by the
rightful owner, who had almost de-
spaired of ever seeing the lost ar-
ticle :gain as it ),ad been iost for n
with his partner in life. moved to
Exeter to enjoy the teenier of their
life frcn from toil.11e was a sufferer
for Many years from rheumatism
and bronchitis, but always nhle to
neck. Adverte40 your lust or found xo around until ::bout two %reeks
articles in the Times. tl;o when he ra1,11110 sucettrnt►ed, his
Mr. W. J. O'Brien, Commercial death !akin; place on Thursday lost
leacher in our Iii;h School depart- Always of a ori;11) sunny cheerful
trent., left here on Monday evening rlispusit10,1, h' never complained cf
for his home In London. We under-
mined Mr.1 O'BrienO' 'r
ler, n has resigned his
position
c
Iera cxllectin; to •;o to the
North-west and establish a Business
College in sone of the rapidly zrow-
in; centres of the ;real. weal. Mr.
O'Brien's work here was creditable.
his pupils
obtaining n3 a very high per-
cento;e in the recent examinations.
The resta:lr el,eelin7 of the W0111-
10/4( 1 11 1 0
0111-
Ins(itule was /With in the Town
Ball, Friday, July 711t. Mrs. S. M.
his sutferilzs, snit only those in im-
mediate artend:ince knew of his very
feeble beak h. The fancily left 10
mourn 1 he las4 of a Invites father
are William. .1effre), Thomas and
Mrs. 1ledzson, tII of 1'.hot•ne: an-
other son dying ehou four years of
a;e. 11r. Fisher was united in mar -
ria ;e nearly fifty years azo to Jane
Jacques, who survives him and 41444
most cows int in her care and at-
tention through his Ion illnars.
Ganders gave :1 3eadin4 on ".Iollirs" Forty pears azo they were converted
which was followed by an irucrc:+(in; under Ilia ministry of Ilse Rev. Mr.
discussion. Ou•int to Ili ale lire of Roberts, of the (tilde Christian
on who was to have contributed a Church, after the union joining the
paper on "1'rest•rving and (':,unint'lames st. Methodist church. Mr.
Fruits", 0- %%.Iiakell Up ire 111'• way Fi4het' 4015 a Col'elvalive in politics
of a discuss' Arra 0ztannex 1: Ise a true friend conscientious, in nil hiis
Dern complele4 fora picnic to 1 dealings, r, 20041 neighlo, and fs_
1►cid in the Ex'40r school :round., teemed ny 111. itis brolBer,
on Thursday, July 13th, to w11101, Him of Exeter, a►rd sisters Mrs•
all aro invited. (hales, 115 I:arwrnx, and Mrs.
;ethnic:', of New York, aim survive
Nearly every %%trek we hear of him. The funeral took piece on Sal -
someone lxyng silted 1•t' a •toddy urib v In Exeter ..,.....tory twin,
pedlar. somep'r:pk 5:13'4chy floc.: attended by t Lease circle of�sorrow-
lh- County Council not put 0:e a ire friends .
st rile rent license fee and thereby
prohibit them. Thar is not na easily
don as said with 1IIc Statute read-
inz as it 110(.41. One of the most ef-
fecri%:• twilled.' is for the public to
positively declin' 40 deal with Atrat) g-
ers, and et• will zuarantce 1less
retell:mem would soon Reck tee 111.1
%reciter pasture to if this pLul %was
follour.l. On raison why there ore
so matey r -Duddy pedlars scouring the
count r0 is bccati+e their profits arc
large a.uel no expense comparable an
a lezutarTV cslalrlishcd bush:ass non
in the way of 1 axes, rent and insur-
ance. The established merchant Iris
a atronter claim on the trade than
1ravelllnz salesmen, who very often
practise deceit if nothing worse.
Deal wit 11 the home merchant 14
rend advice, which, 11 seted ul.o•1 14 ill
le.tvc Much wore+:Iri+factintl and
permanent ,stint.. The resident iIA..
a hnodred. claims to one in co:npari-
sou to shoddy pt dlly- an 1he (rade
of t It • count rw.
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Want ell —La dies t0 do plain
.ening 11 home, whole• or spare
tient. seen to $10.01) [tor neck
Work sent any distance, char -
Wes paid. fiend stamp for full
(, 111,% Oars .
LIUN,1 \11'0. Co,
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Railway System
'1'o Suln1ner :110 'I'ourist
l iOSOrt S.
M1skuk t Like 4 -I ' to t zan►i
Like of Bays Ma ;net awttn River
Geer zian tiny I:-twirlhe Lakes
riper Likes 1 huusan(1 isl;Inds
Quebec. Portland and Old Orchard,
Me.. White Mountains.
All reached via the Grand Trunk
Railway. the Tourist Route of Amer-
ica. Direct cennection with all boat
lines. Toutist tiekct-t on sale drily to
all Resorts.
IiOMf: MEF:KENS EXCURSIONS
Rates $:)t).lI) to $10.80
To points in Manitoba. Assinaboia,
Saskatchewan and Alberts.
(load gr.ing July let h. Returning until
August pith.
For tickets and full information, call
on
J. J. RNI(iiI7,
Depot ticker aunt, Exeter.
\1eDONALh
1)istt-►ct passenger agent. Toronto.
0ooJ Mdttr6sS
1 ata the cellon; agent for the
OSTERMOOI{ FELT MATTRESS IN
EXETER. This mattress is ;wren -
teed by the manufacturers to be
bet -ter than, the best hair ; to be non-
absorbent ; vermin and dust proof,
to last a lifetime and to .;iv'e com-
plete satisfaction to the user.
s i s.QO W. C. HUSTON
Furniture, Undertaking
You'll Have Somethlog
To show for your years of work if you save a
part of your earnings now—as much its you can
spare. You may need it at some future time—
might as well save it anyway. 1t is not hard af-
ter you once make a start in the right direction.
$1 is sufficient to start an account %vith this Hank
to which you can add to when you like in any
sized amounts. and withdraw all or any part of it
without any delay, and which earns interest at
the highest current rates, which is added to the
principal FOUR times a year. without it being necessary to go through the
formality of presenting your pass book.
You never realize the value of having a savings hank account until you
have pressing need for money. Make the resolution NOW and start on the
right road to comfort and prosperity by opening an account with this Bank.
We have the hest facilities for transacting all kinds of Banking business.
The Sovereign Bank of Canada
Head Office, Toronto. Chief Executive Office, Montreal.
47 Branches in ('.%nada, including the following in Huron:
Exeter, Credtton, Dashwood, Zurich, Hensall and Clinton
JOSEPH SNELL, Manager of Exeter, Dashwood and Zurich Branches.
200 Pairs. 200 Pairs.
CE CURTAINS
At Old Prices; But New Goods
No, wo had tat t .•ec•ssily forced upon us to advance the prices of our
New Lace Curtsies. We bought then' as we have always done, broil :11
our Manufacturers' A1e415, end bou:ht early, thus 1Ivin3 the 2(1 per
cent advance. We. are in n position to sell Lace Curt:tins at els- 700(1
value as ever, antl much better to the Cacti Buyer, because we ,give 111
per cent, off for rash ore Every pair of lace curtains.
Prices range from 25c a pair up to the dan-
dies at $7.00
10 Per Cent off for Cash on all Curtains
1N EW.
GR AND TR UNK Carpets and Linoleums
10 Per Cent of For Cash
\\'c uoul:l tike to sell every yard of c.irpot in our 40.*rerooms. \\•tri
1,t4% goo lame stock, and, in m:trkint these :zoo4Q, when they f.r'l
cone in, we put them al a smaller Profit than usual, but we 111051 r t
i l►cm 11131, 311)11 14.144- !(((dell t hem in our hit list of •roo•1s to be• 4101(1
1e peri rent off for r 1.11.
Carpet Prices from 20c a yard up to $1.00
Floor oils at 25, 40, 50, 60 cents.
Nairn's Best Linoleum, 4 yards wide, at only
$1.95 net price.
I1'.t ('lolly made in SCOl1.tnd, flat .1 aril Ti 10 Patterns.
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