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Wedding Stationery
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St3 wwaat Is Dreyer In the matter of
etatiooery for Weddings, should Hee
our samples, latest type fates. We
tsars have them ready In a few hours.
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HURON & MIDDL ESEX GAZETT Eij
THIRTY-TIIIRD YEAR -NO 1712
JONES dr. CLARKS'
Phone No. 32.
SPECIAL PRICES
DELAINETTES
Cotton Delaines, cream ground with navy
green and red spot, also fancy pattern, extra
wide width. Regular 15c value,
Special Price 10 cents per yard
UNDERSKIRTS
Ladies Black Sateen and Fancy Black and
White Striped Underskirts, regular 2 to $a25
Special Price $1.50
BOYS' SWEATERS
All Wool Sweaters for boys from 5 to 10
years of age. Cool and serviceable for the
holidays. Sale Price 50 cents
SHIRTS
Men's light FIannelette Shirts with rever-
sible collar, solid comfort for hot weather.
Regular $1. Special Price 85 cents
Men's dark colored work shirts worth in the
regular way 60c. Special Price 40 cents
All New Goods This Week.
COLLARS
Ladies' Black Collars, Chiffon and Ruching
:trimmed, Black and White Plastrons, white
silk embroidered collars also a special line of
embroidered wash collars to sell at 15 20 25c
BELTS
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The very latest Kid Belts with double row
.of eyelets, colors Black and Grey, silk belts in
the new girdle effect. Embroidered wash belts
•with detachable buckles at all prices.
Buster Brown Belts in Tan, Black and White.
Store closes at 6.3o every evening except Wed-
nesday and Saturday.
JONES & CLARK
Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing
BUGGIES
BUGGIES
BUGGIES
Just received a shipment of "MARTIN"
buggies with rubber and iron tires. Call
and see them they will stand inspection.
Also have a number of good second hand
buggies for sale at a bargain.
A. Q. BOBIER, Exeter.
BE LOYAL
Haying will Soon be Here
Look to your haying tools, and see if you are ready for that
very busy season of the year. We are prepared to ;len you
any tools you may need such as handforks, etc. and we spec-
ially emphasize hay -fork rope. We are showing the best
quality of British Manilla Rope, the price 15c. per Ib. n`,,/
off for cash,
Order Early
Don't neglect to leave your
Twine. We have three tons of
Twine for sale. None other is
gnaranteed.
orders early for Binder
the Celebrated Plymouth t+n
quite so good. Prices 8
EXETER, JNT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING JULY 5 th 1906,
Call Up Phone No. 31
It you have :thy order.•, for prints
ing ,of any kind just call ua up pod
wo wilt be 1 RA to took after yottr
wants.
Promotion Exams, Dominion Day Festi. (:1s '1'l1Al,1A
FORM I1 TO I'OH\f 11(
Jr. Toacthers' Course ; 60 per cent
for noes; 70 per cent for Isortors.
Ilottore-E. Taylor, 81 :per drat ;
A. alny 72; 0. Thompson, 70.
Pass -E. Willis, 66.
Jr. Matriculation Couruc: 50 per A largo number went out to the
rent. for pass; 70 per cent for 'arta. Iknd. while others went to ()vitt rat-
cent.
Eliinvillo and hirkton, the three.
Honors -11. Stoneman, 76 per cent, latter places dtaving Sunday school
Pass -M. nobler, 57: E. Goetz, 56. picnics and games.
Form II. Jr. Division to Form 11 I A number spent the 41,y fia;hing
Sr. Division.
M. .Johns, 58; T. Rowe, 57: J.
Won/co 56: F. Foes, 56: L. C:out-
tis, 54: M. Ilawkins, 52: L. Marlin,
51; L. Rainier. 51 ; IT. Martin. 51.
A. DORRINGTON, Toaulne.r.
FORM 1 REGULAR CLASS TO
FORM I1
lionor"_Irene 1Tcandfora, 75 nor
cent.: Tlertan Mack, 71 : Katie Col-
lins, 70.
Pose. -Lillian Amos, 69; Lc'tifk
Mulholland. 67 ; Lois 'limey. 67;
Kathleen Stewart. 66; Eddie .Tones,
65; John 'Oest reicher- 65: YLloyi1
Godwin, 62 : Ella Down, 61; \Vinnie,
Huston. RI: Lizzie Ganders, 60: Ren -
trine Ilowey, 60: Lillie TTodRert, 60.
COMMF,RCTAL DIPLOMA
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vides
For many year" Centralia Meth-
odist church lura had rt rei,utntion
for shaving the most successful 1st
of July festivals in \Veat4inu On-
tario and this year was no exceptio,l
Dominion nay passed off tray suet- 110 •tthe rule. Tho "part" 'ui:allt:Uccd
ly
Exeter, in .xc er, most of the tow•nspeo- lira the morning by •; baseball mulch
plc going out of town tar tate day. betecn Iltinsley and Centr i'
IIonora-Jessie CamcYon, 86: May
Oun nre. 79; Bessie \Vel;1h, 74; Alice
'Inward, r•d, 70.
Pass -Edna llissett, 65 ; Allan Mc-
Curdy, 60.
A. F. CTITDLRV. Teacher
PROM SR. iII TO JR. IV.
Percy Godwin. 72 per cent.: Lilly
R0w-ie 69: ',Milner Grieve. 69;
Blanche Atkinson. 68: Pearl God-
win, 68: Minnie, Jewell. 67: Iluhrrt
Tones, 66; TTnrry Enke, 64: Elmo
Howey, 62; \\'Haloes Fuke, 62; Harry
Sweet, 61; ,Mn.ry Davis, 59; Ethel
1lrieku•nod, 58; Melinda \Vendlnnd,
57; Vert Wes/colt. 53: Charlie \Velah
53, Dail Southcott, 51.
FROM' JR. III TO SR. Tr.i
Clair Wood, 73; Wilfred Stewart,
69: Regie Bisr;ett, 68: Claarrnnce Hey-
wood, 68; Bells MHKay, 65: Lillian
Boyle. 65; Raymond Dearing. 63;
Cecil Pickard. 62; May ,Jaren, 61:
Willie Snell. 59: Eva Slotidock, 59;
Lilly Fn•avne, 58; Fi'd Brock, 57;
Gordon Taylor, 57;\fury Aelleson,
58; label Barrows, 56; David hall.
54; Young emeriti, 51: Lulu Snell.
50: Earnest Taylor. 49.5.
H. 1?, \VALROND. Teacher
FROM SR. TI TO JR. HI.
Abe Jackson, 84 per cent ; RuaselI
Balkw•ill, 81; Violet TToulden, 79;
Irene Hardy, 78; Willie Heideman.
76; Madeleine (airline. 75; Ruby
Wood, 73: Leon Treble, 71: Olive
Dearino, 70: Fred i8bsddttck, 69:
?tarry Houlden, 68; Oliver Ilodgert,
611; Fred McPherson, 67: harry Snell
66; Mabel Sutton. 65: Lola Taylor. 64
Viola Rowe. 63: Gordon Marshall, 62
Martha Ilagshaw, 60: Maurice
Quince, 59; Gladys Delve, 57: Vel-
ma Eastorbrook. 55; Florry Dinney,
54.
FROM JR. 11 TO 811. 1f.
Eric Hur lon, 81: Bruce Walker, 80
Linnio Fend, 78: Rusne!! Flynn, 74:
Ethel Ralkwill. 72: Earl Mitchell, 71
Lillie Marchand, 70; Ernest Ifnrvey,
69; Violet Knott, 68; Oscarr Ander-
son, 67; Edith Th1vie, 81; Ariel Bev-
erley, 58: May flrimanombe, 56.
ANNA E. MARTIN, Teadhcr.
FROM .111. 11 TO SR. 11, GRADE, VP
Jean as
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nn 98
per tent • 1
Jones, t Muriel
ni >;
A. In
Linden }iarrt•e
, A7 ; Mar.
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R rardiner, ;A7 : nLaaintte tt�
Qt► nre, 84; Irno Sweet. 81: .Agnea Stn
MioKay. 75 : Nellie Jones, 74; iteta ter
Rowe, n r
61.
�edl.
FROM JR. 11, GRADE VIi, .1R, fart?
11, GRADE VI
Joe Follick, 58 goo cent ; Ftti.,
w r
n r
o v6.
3
E. A. McCALL}i M, Tcaolac'r,
FROM .11t. 11 TO Sit. 11
Robbie Fleming, t;2, Florence Rowe
76: Willie Monson, 67; Mabel Knott,
67: Alma M.aek, 65: F,ddit' \VelsJa, 64.
FROM Jit. 11, GRADE VII, TO .JR.
11, GRADE VI.
while in in the evening nu interesting
quoit game WON played, Cliff Speck.
men, J. 11. Grieve rind .Darr lfart-
Icib being the c� ntestnnts. The
event was wan by Mr. Grieve, 11140
automobile woe farrowed into ser
during the •afternoo,t taking 1
to Oentralkt. Owing to a to
break in tate cooling apparatuH,
machine did not return for the p
sure Foci/era until nearly 10 o'cI
tore, the Centralia team winning by
a soon of 14 to CJ. TJte next' game
Was. between thte Centralia Seniors
and Mooresville. Centralia running
JO this event, the score being 17 to
1. Then followed a tnatcla between
Centralia Juniors and Crcdi1on Jun -
bo -re, The Crediton bads Were too
much for the Centralia boyo and won
by .a soon of 10 to 4. Then follow-
ed as game between Ceutnalia tend
viae several spectators from Exeter, re-
,copk sulting in the defeat of the tattler
nall score of 9 to 2.
the Bet ween the baseball )natcl► a)[
Int. Centralia VH. Mooresville, the long
ocko list oa areathletic. sports Was pulled off.se- , s ■O�T E
There were running,gjumping, base_is
IGKfl
ball throtcin u of tear and other
(es- events. Possibly tike most interest.
ally ing event was the ball throwing
or- contest in which n Mime Duplant,
I:LIMVILLE
At Elimvilto the strawberry
tival was a complete success, f
500 people being in 7lhomttson's
chard to enjoy rho ,afternoon.
large platform MIN erected tfr
which the program w.1s given. .T
hua Johns, Suf>Orintendant
the Sunday School acted; as chairn
and filled the po.tnion to the aa
faction of everybody. During int
JOHN WHIT!' & SONS
ROBERT E. PIOKARD,
FROBISHER, SASK.
EXETER, ONT.
General Selling Agent. for
Canadian Pacific Railway Lands and
Canadian Northern Railway Lands.
If you intend purchasing land in the West, we can give
you the best land and the lowest prices and easiest terms
CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.
Address
A of London, and Miss Lillie Elliott
Drat outdistanced all competitors. In
os-
the evening n firet•olass concert
of frets given in the church under the
tart auspices of the Ladies Aid. The Im-
tis_ serial mala Quartette, of London,
cr. wase the attraction.
vale in the pnognana lie watt re:
with a witty story. The Elinav
Choir gavo a number of selecti
and it can bo said of tiIsn that t}
are excellent singers. 1tev. Johns
the new junior pastor wag called
on for an address. Mr. Johnst
aacquited 'himself very favor
IY. Ito had not a prepared
dress, but this impromptu renr:ar
showed him to be a scholarly you
mon, and Jett a goodl impressi
Rev. Ranker, who took charge of t
Sunday services, gave a ten niinu
oddness. Rev. Barker is a g
speaker and ;his address was atte,
tively listened to. Mrs. Barker gn
a reading and Rev. darker a so
The feature of the program wan
drill by sixteen young Indies. T
maids wort gowned in write wi
sashes of rad white and blue a
c irrrying batons, wiWi red vhi
and blue etreamers. They we
through a number of intricate evo
utions with such preoieion that
brought forth continued :applause.
Another very pretty part
of bho program was a representa-
tion of ttho British Colonies enacted
by a number of boys and girls of
school. Tba colonies represented
were Indio, Gibraltar, Canada, Ire-
land, Scotland, New 7,oaland, Austral-
ia eto.
Rev. Going, of Exeter, )Lev. Fair
and Hugh Ilazlewood gave stirrin
addresses.
After the program was finishes}
everybody sat down to tae supper
prepared by the ladies of the church,
and from rho way Ilio good things
disappeared nobody seemed to be
missing anything.
Tho proceeds of the a.nniversnry
set. viecn and the festival were close
to $200.
A football match was played later
in tho ening between twine own -
posed of Elimvillo boys. During the
t:'amo Mr. Fred Ford had the 'Meter
tune t.o fall and break •his shout
der bla()e,
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Kirk tot► more Ideon Outdid it self
ccichrnling Dominion day ta•ttc'n
Methodist Sunday School held n
awberry festival in Mr. A. Kirk's
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The dinner was served in the
vo tit 12 o'clock, and titter the
go oesemblage had done duty to
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1 1 things furnished by
free.0 '
1 n program p n of
� addresses
was given, with Mr. T. Walker, as
choirnnrt►. Those who Crave nddres.
wore neva. G. W. Macey, L. hart.
.and J. F:. Ilolntee, of Luton. In
morning a fast game of ball wan
ycd between tire Storm, of Creti-
n and Tiger", of London, result -
in favor of the Crediton tem by
snore of 9 to 7.
Ito gaanae in the :afternoon was
moro exciting, the game bring
ull the way through, resulting
second victory for the Crediton
ht a s, the score being 4 to 3.
iter the Credit on -Tiger [In.( eh
over a game was played betueen
Kirktx.n juniors and the Mit-
t junior., resulting in favor of
home ten in by the score of 16 to
to proceeds of Sunday and Mon.
amounted to over $250.
Mowing i.rc the manses of 1lie
eta into took !.dart in the ('reds.
Tiger gine'
taco
tate
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the
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Ethel (kiy, 58: Jenny Russell, 53; i t1I
Thema.% Clarke, 52. still
I.. M..lECICELL, Te!cabe-.r close
�-- in a
S. Hardy's Store Bur. A
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zed. orfs 1
rase
During Tit night
night hurt Lira 6'
broke into Sol. Hardy's grocery and T.1
stole several articles, inctudin d''y
ao
acoo, cigars, a rob. F3'
etc. They nlsol Took le Mr. crackers t lay
Ranly's ton-
Rrip, first emptying the rontcntson
the floor. A tag with t he Dene rat
name on it wan torn off and throb n
with the paper,.
Entrance was effected by tearing
tho oovering off the area way :1t
tax; re i r of the store. Once in the
oeellar, it w•a. an easy .mal ter for the
thieves to open the cellar flier and
enter the store.
Tato work w'as evidently ,I,.nc 1J.
person.. familiar 'lith the premise's
and Mr. only intends keeping up
,an investigation towards finding the
MORNING GAME
('reditoti T'gers
(I Iran. 1' 2 Duncan C 0
F Kert,1 f n Coursey r f 1
0 Brown r 1 (Loins 3 h 0
Dr McCue s s I Masan 11 1
If. Young 2 1 ,t .angles 2 1, J •
F' Snell v 1 0 ewers s s 3
1; F,ahner• :3h 2 1'riche•t t 1 1 11
C Kerr 1 t. I Murray c 1 01
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guilty rootlet,. Const thle It:acct is 111
also in-cstig•1t4ng.
AFFERNO()N 0AVC
FOR OVA, ; 3!X i'Y (i Rau t► Duncan
As Urn ANTI \Vsli�,r.-T0trn 1 txatr-nr. -Jfr" 8 heaver %► ('curtsy
over go! et Ar. of:ro:t.r'n.t.,rtheir
children while tecth'ng, with perfect,cecx..
it cootie. the chl:d. •ottrn, the Ram*. Alla% all
p'vin, carol wbad colic. And is the t, .l ro.rodv
For I)iarrt.dr+,. 1t In rlaatrr,nt to the taA,e. !'1:d
by dre girt. in every part of the wd'r.4. 23
ante a bottle. its roue le Iuoalculatae. He
re end take J(;, W(n+tuw'. Reoothlna
)rueend 8..1( fere no other kind.
,COWARD & CLARK, Winchelsea.
O Brown 2 Gains
1 Mason 1 ; C. McDonnel Rt. v. Perkins
Angle+ L0( Skip 60 dt3kip f3 17
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71 laming
F Snell
F: Fshner
(' Kerr
A Beaver
Every denomination in town w
largely represented at the servic
in the Main street church last Su
day evening to lhc.tr Rev. Godwi
deliver his farewell sermon after
pastorate of three years.
Before announcing this text th
Rev. gentlemen �tihanked the mem
ber. :of Oho official board for th
niony kindnesses extended to dei
during the three years ho had b
stationed :hero. The .association
with the board had been of the mos
cordial and never once did the boa
a word uttered which would cau
any unpleasantness. Ile was sorr
[bit Homo of the members of th
board were not present, so that the
could hear the appreciation of then
goodfellow•slaip and kindness be
stowed upon the :retiring pastor.
Rev. Godwin referred to hit illnea
Last year, when hie case was oon
sid1ored serious, sirtocrely thankin
those who had been so kind to hi
in rho hour of need, eapeetnlly th
attending physician, whom he oto
th
could not give more at
tention to a member' of this ow•t
•household, than woe given hien.
Ifo .also •spoke of the close rola
tionship existing .between the pas
tors of th different churches. Th
ahoi�r mss Ills° Ilinnked for Ilio as
sistartco they '}Ked given him in hi
seyrvice.
Rev. Godwin nasurred this hearers
that his successor, !Rev. Feor would
sust.tin the pulpit and hoped that
his ,}astornte over the congregation
ho (Rev. Godwin).w•ae leaving, would
result in a continued success in the
interests of the Divine.
The subjeet of itev. Godw-in's ser-
mon n.is "Remembrance" in which
he referred to exponents of the
gospel, wthose names have been hand-
ed down from generation to gonern-
tion as nn exomplifiaation tint God'"
workere may loop forward with the
lutjipy thought that a1heir effort:
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will be moulded, not only by n r!r'rit
in the ahwmber of the sanctified,
but will be handed down .as foo lees
disciples of the Lord. Ile named
such mete .as John \Vrsley, Knox,
Moody and t;'.rrtkey and of ors, whose
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Y fearless r ss war _
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ere for the cavo of christianit. After
the services %sere over Rev. and Mrs.
Godwin waited at the alter rail and
bid farewell to the members of the
eongr•egaltiori .and others who were
in .ltteendance.
HOWLING
Tax; 11^nsall howlers came doe
bare on Wednesday of last week and
gave 111e local rinks ono of -
matelot+ yet playa ,I. At the close
the ,:aftor•noon's play. the F:xete
bowlers were one point to (1,' good
During tl►e evening t hl . Ilen"tall'
were in the Iced until the last ata-
ends of No. 1 rink. On the second
Last end the Exeter ,�kayers tied the
&Dore nuking it 60 to 60 for the
day. On the last end Exeter was
lying three and Cleo. Slel)onnel, of
llensall, made a running sabot, but
without effect, the snatch going to
Exeter by throe Allots.
flen.aall Reeter
!•1. Mcl'2)eraon 'i\•. 11. Level)
N F?. Cook N. Dyer 11111 don
Dr. M0.'adrkn t:. 11. Sir.Ii
C. ticDontx•1 Iter•. \V ',1 'd it a in
Skip 21 (Skip 13
W. Wilson W. D. Clark.
1). A. Condon tt'. tl. illatchfnld
1'. Stew:art W. W. Taill:trt
11. J. fillings prey. ('et kin•.
Skip 13 /Skip 22
1. A. C:antelon T. .1. Knight
'. Ste v.a.rt I. It. Carlin;
L J. fillings t'. 11. Snell
Ur. Scllery .1. Muir
Skip 17 Skip 11
V. Wilson L. Scott.
N. Cook I.. 11. Dickson
1. J. 1). Cook ,los. 1)iva•,
RD. Frob1sbr; StsI(
e Furnish Their Homes
After The Honeymoon Is Over.
Dont't worry about furnishing the house, that prob-
lem is easy settled. Come in and make your selec-
tions, we will make your home handsome, artistic
and comfortable from cellar to attic at prices and
terms which will save you money and make you
happy for a lifetime.
ROWE & ATKINSON
Furniture Dealers acd Funeral directors, Exeter, Ontario
8I E OIfL &F1L E,
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CLOTHING
Fine Tweed Suits regular $12 for $9,
$10.50 for $7. so,
Overall and Shirts at reduced prices.
For THREE DAYS ONLY we will sell
4 cans best brand of peas for 25 cents,
6 cans Sardines for 25 cents,
Regular 30 cent Japan tea for 20 cents,
Bread at 4% cents per loaf,
Highest Prices Paid for BUTTER and EGGS.
Come and give us a calf, you will always find our store open.
SMITH BROS, Hay P. O.
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IIICKS' FORECASTS
A Regular' Storni Period is cent-
ral on the salt having for its disturb-
ing causes the equinoxes of Vulcan,
Mercury, Venus, Maos, Jupiter nryi
!Saturn, with the moon in opposition
►n r' a
perigee co . nd cat c
1 g extreme south de-
clination. Any ono c:on, of course,
predict wrarm weather for July, so
wo predict flint an excessively w-arru
w•at'c will pass over this country gen-
erally, Hud over other countries as
well, ruling the first tan ri.ays of
(hie month. 51ind you gentle oritia
it will Bass over ; it will not flop
down like :t "lid" and re-
main over all tire country the
tihole of the ten drys. Great sum-
mer recut. in every probability. will
set in to the west /the first days of
the month. Thi. condition %vitt al-
ter and itacicise in area and intensity
as it moves crastward, reaching a
crisis from Otte 411i to the 7111. Tho
it astronomic coaidit•ion., on and touch -
of ;ing \Vcdnesd:ay the 4th to Sunday
r the Slim, indicate dl'e:tu.rtnnces of
1. more than ordinary violence. Ter-
i rifle clectrie:il dist•1r1 nccs, with
0
tl (lm:ve•rd 0
1 I richest 0'
1 Mrirrar of 33e. per Rod and tll). 'Vii loan F"..rice S'ri't(:hels.
1 Maguire
4 e vy, torrudio storms over cent-
ral and northwesterly yegions, will
be perfectly traturaa if severe rand
thunder at
general
ndc
r oto
trate do not re-
lieve the electric and magnetic strain
about the Alia to the 8111 diet high
temperature will increase to phen-
omenal m' dings and ler followed by
iq
s0 m c
1 and ►
kindred d perturbations
I over our own and other quortors
of the planet. Normally rain, hail
and thunder storms should occur
the 401 to the 7th and bo followed
b
.alt
Y no_t unseasonable I rlmnge to
cooler. 'Datta is n time when local
"cloudbursts and waterspouts" aro to
be apprehended, even though una-
bated loot and drouth prevail over.
near -by sections. By tine time, also
the flood %vattcre from June precipi-
tation will be working into central
to toutl:•srn rivers.
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D11. OVENS EYE, ANI) EAR SUR.
goon, will bo at the Commercial
Hotel the Cott Friday of each month.
(lours, 9..10 a. m. to 4.30 p. rn. Moto-
rs properly fitted and die secs of eye.
ear sad no.+o treated. Next visit
Friday, July (il►h.
Seasonable hardware
Screen Doors 85 cents to $1.;i0.
Screen Windows from 1:)c, to •10ee,
Screen Wire Cloth 10e. to 35c, a )'d.
Hammocks all prices.
Coal oil stoves S 5c. to $t; 75.
Lawn Mowers 43 00 to $7.3O.
Paris Green 15e. and 25e. a package.
Washing Machines $4 (10 to $s 00.
Scythes frorn 75c. to $ 1.00.
Slutths from 75c, to s:ic.
Scyth('stones 5e. to 20e.
Ready Mixed !';tint 15e. to $1.75 a can.
also everything in fencing. Coiled spring wire, No.
1:' and fl soft wim
Ideal Fencing
CASTOR IA
4 3 For Infants and Children.
tD A Its T CO A 2 A. During the morning game F. Kerr t o Build
pant1. 1M Umd'Ifis Moo lIRl73 BC;(tj stained his ankle while running after I Ilio Kind You Nave Always
a try hall and his place was token by
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