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Shareholders and :Depositors'
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All neceseary payments and transfere of money 'ixtade
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TARMIL THURSDAY, FEB. 22 1906.
The Advoilate ha* a nose
entresporidentia ,In fact, We
*rat of the ' very best
ASIIITIONAL 1.04111111
, lir. John flawaehaw is able tt/ be
oaa i out 'again lafter a week'a Mimeo,
e eev. Misa Uthel Ilarveyeetertained Tio
Ne
it curre atol4y evening, /also Mho Ansi* Jove*,
has ever been theprivilegs of smeper London Road, entertained the *awe
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W have. We oppreciate their effort* evening.
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in givingus good weekly budgets of . Miter, Lizzie Tailor entered London
sews of their districts. However.' flospital .on Monday to undergo an
it frequentlyhepeene thatinsome cages operation. Hee sisters Mr. 'J Beeteke
We are fakeed,-"for various reasonto ane Mrs. G. 1110111*a went down Toes-
ttroke out some of the items bent. day evening" to be with the 1»ticrit.
The operatiou took place Yedn.dy
morning and a, telegram was received
since stating that it was very sum:este
fut.
All IbreVilitig 111 P.41estlioe;
Mr, 11. A. Ben-Oliel, who for eeeeral
yea: s resided in Palestine, took a large
and oultured audience in the Opera
House.. on a trip through Paleitine en
Monday night last and everyone was
delighted with the imaginary sighta
zeenes of the Holy Land, Dressiei
in tlie garb of the Nig:wary on whieb
heleetured end being possessed of a
pleacing,, taking and easy , rinatinet,
eoupled with a chareniort votete, an
aseisted by athout twelve' Pereone in
eostrune, chareeterietip Of the Holy
,and of value, but in time are proven to
Some ittrao are not sufficiently inter-
esting. For instance, it is not of in-
terest to, all to know that a aertain
young man spent Sunday evening at a,
1.vertain home. This is a, -cage which in-
-tereets tWo only, and in factis not re.
ported as a matter of news; at, all', but
leimply as a "drive." Then again lterue
tare sent in that so and so vielted so
l'i and so on Sunday or awake other day
1 when 4.mly a heir a toile divides there.
This is not newo, neither is it interest
-
lug to know that one neighbor called.
,,opon another. To report visitors frOin
I a distance is all right, , but we must
draw the line atthese neighborly calla
Occasionally. We hove items sent in
that 111 our- mind seem to be gerrect
'he absolutely withoet foundation and
ean be given with no other purpose
• then to inisrepresept and -cause ill
feeling among neighbor. TO 'is diffi.
emit for us to cheek this kind of thing.
ea -net Arrived,' our new spring Dress Goods. They surpass anything sappily however w have no regular
we lidve previously shown. We have something that will please everyone eorrespendent '10tio will he guilty of
and will be only too pleased to show you, our full range.
Crepe de °hoe all shades good quality • 50c per yd
Roliimea " Silk or Wool.
15e - 1
O' "
'Light Gray Tweeds very new .
Venetian clotliaill colors d and 750
'Broaireloth " • '75 and 'l
Mohaira in plaid and mixed,gooda • 50 and75c
Sheppara'a cheek new and natty • 50c
Summer' Snitings (Shirt Waists).
•
A big bunch of
Plain. Gingbanasi.
a Linens
" Vesti.ngs .-
" Checks
Satins
Pucks, Drills and Prints all
'"ASTciltIASHOI
f" ouch, and we worlid .13trtingiv advise
soceasiooal writers to "cet It out.
Give us a write-up of events of genet,.
111 interest and we will, appreciate it,
and feel safe in etatingtbet our read-
ers also appreciete the same. The
general setisfaetion expressed With the
Advocate in the ,rtned .districts 'sboVits
that o lir correspondents aredoinggood
lkork.1Where there is room for .linpro-
• went Accent the opportunity,
ancy Ginghams
." Linens.
Vestings
i; Chocks
§1a,tins
Soitetelp Dank °hates,
WO are pleased. to hear' that Mr, E.
W. Horne,. who has been ,accotintant
Lin the Sovereign Banklere for nearly
aaalee years hos been pro/x(44w. the
Branch of that insitutiOn UilVerban
atilitis`a well-deserved promotion, .a1+.
though it is a matter repet to the
people of Exeterand .,that 110
iS leaving here. aSitice he haat ,txxxti-
aharge of the branch here the bualaesa
*has greatly inerdaseclaale staff being
three when he'cione and now, eight,
and thisincreasean the 'business has
I been toa, large extent doe to his efforts,
f
showingLre pairs Misses & Boys'
:tar $1.15 for 75' cents.
Their first consigntnent of New Spring Gods i amongst
which you nd
nigh class English Prints of beautiful patterns in all, the best colors, every
piece guaranteed to hold its color in the vvashing. . Price Mc.
New high *class‘ Engligh Ginghams and Chambray's, in plain pinks and
blues, also cheeks in navy and white and black ara , Price 15c.
New English:V.011es, in four leadig shades; Oxblood, navy, Oxford grey,
Aita geass green, , , • ' Price 15c.'
. New ItC.ck fast Drills, coloria can't be washed out. These are theright
things for shirts, and boys blouses„,3 patterns to ehoose from. Price 10e.
,New Creara and -White Plannel'ettes at old prices, -in spite of the advances
r in all lines of cotton goods. ,
The prices paid here for produce are as good as were eve
pict liVe pay cash when you don't need goods. .
COWAIP BLOOMPIEL
Produce taken as Ca;sh.
Medical
AP. MALLOY, 51, 13.. (Tor.. 'Univ.) lifigfilbEit'
s College of Physicians and Surgeona, Ontario.
Former IloUse Surgeon Toronto Western ,Ilospital.
ElgOocaaor to Dr. '1,, A.,RoilinEt. Night eall at office,
'Exeter, OntatIO.
il4egat.
Pxogtitoit (lc CARLING, DARRISTEliS, SOLIOl
SolleitorTiolrlIgeolls7fallSeYanacr6* °°14111""1°11"11'
11)$'i ktit.
Motitiy Lotin, loweetr'o.tes of interest.
Offices, Maid street, toter,
1. 11.. claintao 13,A IT. noes()
MONEY TO LOAN.
'We have largo amount of private funds to loan
on farm and village properties at low rates of inter.
est,
I.OLA.DMAN &SUNBURY.
tarrifiters, st., Exeter On
FAI,I1V1„ FOR SALE
i The undersigned is offering for side that desliabip
farm in the Townetip of Stephen, being Lot 4, Con.
, 8, containing 109 aOres. There% on the prembies
good brick bouse,,lbank barn and other outbuildingir,
two never failing, wells of water and the propertY is
Well`fenced and drained. This is a splendid fartn an
vilthe sold reasonably. For particulars apply o
the premises of address Mrs. A. ChatriberS, Credito
Sale RePiii;ters.
Fier/Ale rep. iceeraelt tepee and eepierteete,4
property of DaniellifeCtirdy, Lot 10, Con, 1, Stc,*.
en. Sal.o. at 1 o'clock., H, Brown, Auctioneer.
Parra tor Sale or Rent for Pasttt:i
`The undersigned io offering for rale'or rent Ihn
• tura Lot Con. 5., Vsborne, containing 100 a „
of first,elos land, situated (,44,trilles from Fxpr,
Fox: particulars ripply to
W. M. ULATCHFORD Exeter.,
Money To Lon,
I have private KM& to loan on farm and
propprtie at lo.vest rates of interest,
ERNEST ELLTOT
°Mee pposite Central Hotel, Uain.st., Exeter
LLOYD ,
" Organist and Choir Master •of Mitc.hell
mural. Tracher-Plano, Organ, Voice, Ilarkretirty.
modern metimds. Thoroutdmost
'Property for Sale.
A fine pasture farin in the Township of Hay, usr
oittepts; one hundred acres, 8.5 acres seeded, frame.
house and good stable,.good waters etc., "
Aymoici 1§0 arre 'arm for pale, in. the township of
rsiKorne,sonth of Filiinville,comienient to schecdevi ell
drained, small orehard, 10 atrca tomb, framb how,
barn, stable ars gra
Apply to
SANDRItli GRAKCif, Exeter.
FARM FOE SALE.
The undersigned is offering for sale that &sir*
farm in the township of Stephen, *being Lot 7's et
etamlon COlittalohlif 100 acres of first chola lel
barns, driving f+ ed, good young orchard, two rsecc,.
foiling wells and other convenience% the land is will
drained and fenced and all Under (n1tivati4,
Will be sold cheap and on easy terms to" the proprii
.to intends going 'West. Apply to
P. IlAittit, Crediten East.
There's on the grem ses good brick house. 2Insi
FARM 14911. SALE.
The undersigned is offering for sale the farm pr.-,
erty in the township of Dithini h Lot 9 'Nor
1.' o
• liournisry cOntmArting 14 *ilea, ThiA fAtill 41 CM t,'.
elit into two mellow!, 100 otermm and fit, mod *Ili *
sold together or orpetate. There is In the 100 !kr
lot a btiek house, two bank barns, orrhmwl, iftli A(/
liAr4,..r.sil foi.11 t.tr opv.r,fm‘liv tum1h, Irina .h
Iettsehed to orn;., and other conveniences'. On that!
aere lot there IA a bank barn 40x70 feet anti *bolt .
ger,* bli*h.
Ilia property tt ill bo 8Ald cheap 'nil on emky term't
Arply to 30M. E. KELLY', While*.
Lana, the lecturer vividly' etortraYe
the ecenes, eostumes and. warmers
peculiar to the race ot tlett-Muntry
that makes his Aiseopree profoundly ,
interesting and iristructive, The Lad -
lee Gelid of ,,the Trivitt IVIemorial
Church, under whose auspices the
lecture was held, are to be congratu.
latedanot only on the magnificent sue.
eeste.of the tiffitir but for their good
judgment in peociiring the services of
such an, excellent, 'entertainer. Over
„WV was teken in at the door.
*VW.
R$ONA
dasettissemeatke.aisatummor
Mr. abI Mrs. E. Treble visited feieodi;
in Olandehoye Sunday.. '
Dr. Rollions 'le in London and Tor.
onte,ehis week on business.
Mre. II fOiinningltam of Landon
,isthaaguest of M. Yager.
Miss Dollie Dickson is. vieitiog her
aunt, Mrs.laennett in London.
Mr., Gee, Undmoile spent a fevtr days
in London dining the week.
Woes Mariam and Dinah Elston
left for Toronto SaterdaY.--
Mr. Ed, Stewart of London is viait-,
ing hisgrandinothetand brother here.
Wallace . Fisher of Thorndale
speit Sofiday_at his home in trsborne.
Miss Tilly and Mr. W' erleft
Toesdey eveningte. lande.e
'
is he is an aggressive eft3ciat And has L. T. R. et:lolling •
a'velland tavotaiblY knovre';by not ''''aventai...Itegini8IIt Oen, at
only the people 6f Exetet but by: the rriclaY-.
farmers throughout the district, with -Miss Millie Hyndinan left Saturlay
whom he was deservedly pepulam for London to attend the millinery op.
The staff ofthe bank here and • the %imp. . .
manager regret his departure, and. as Dr. L. Lief 'oltick and sister,Misaacia..
the manager here has charge of the bel of St. Marys spent Sunday at their
branches at Oriditon, Dasbwood and home here,
Zurich, the Exeter branch has been Mr. Geo, alataglee of Lucan, attend -
largely managed by- Mr. Horne. He ed the funeral or the late Mrs. Bawden
has bad good experience in banking., Thaisday.
having been in the service of the Can- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hartort left
adian ,Bank a Commerce for. a. nem. Wednesday to visit friends in London
ber of years aring 'which time he and St., Marys.
was ln aninher of their inaportant Miss Effie Treble spent a few days in
'brain es in Ontario, Mr. Horne is Kirkton this• Week, the guest*of her
twenty-six years of age and therefore
a young man to be elevated to the
managerial ranks of this • important
Monetary institution. He has attain-
ed the promotions( how6ver. by ,hard
work, good ability, close ,application,
and 'a general aptitode for the busi-
ness. Mr, lidaiie acted as Treasurer
of the Stephen ev Ilshorne- Agricult-
ural Society during 1005 and took an
active interest in the affairs of the
society aria the conduct .of his depart-
ment. Milverton is a thriving . little
town where the bank has built up a
good business and has a staff of seven
men. He will feel et home there aa
he was brought up and ,•educated in
stratford, and was accountant at,
Milverton for some months previous to
coming here. Mr. J. L. Scott of Zur-
ich takes the position of accountant
here. Mr. Scott is a young man of
good attainments and comes highly
recenlnlended both as a citizen and as
a man of banking ability. We extend
to hini the glad hand of welcome-
•
ended,
Artition'Ofl
Seaforth: The death nf Mrs. H. P.
Kennedy, an eld' and much beloved'
resident of Seaforth, occurred arbee`
residence in Egmortdville on Tuesday,
after an illness of several vveeks.
To: Rent
Seveoterti of bind with a, gO0d.fratne lioustituds,
stable on Alexander strect, North Exeter. Immedi;
ate posf)ession given. For particulars apply to
WM. NoRTHoorr, Ray.
For Sale.
Vight riert8 of laud, a geed barn, also a good gar.,,
den with all kinds of fruit. alas plaet, iiEJ situated on
Thames Road; North r.,,eteri Immediate por.4cesion
given. For paTtioularmapplk to
WM. NORTIICO'll's 0. -
For Sale.
That well drained, well improves' and truly iipt0.
date farm, being competlett of Lot 11, in theith
OnerMaloo, in the ToWnship of Um
Countv of 3fiddics ex, emit& fling 100 acres of land.
Sitttated ton the prerolaMs are a poet., fl\storty brick
home, batik barn 90x4o, cement bog pen, wind mill
and good young orchard. This is truly &most desir.
able property, well panoplied with water,, kvinvenient
sehooi and churches and mu) otthe most improved
farms in the county of Middlesex'. For further par.
tleulars applyto
PATRIC% WIIELIIIAlt! DIOR640N eatiatata
Whalen 11, O. Barristers Ste., Exeter.
'Men Wanted.
Good reliable men in this district to
represent us and sell wile fence to far.
mere; splendid seller. Work during
sps.re time or permanently'. 8 lendid
opening for a hostler. Write or par. on Monday anti put up a fine lot of ice.
Li
Flarin„.
oihrt proporty
for you at
enuaniiiwion.Ap�l
smits•• Chticeuti.
Anus & Cunene Prop
$• Close
—
goOtch Linoleurne, 4 yde. wide, ats.7p, a yd.
Lace Curtains, 20 'per cent, discoun.t,
great.elaughter hi prices of Wall Papers.
Only pne Dinner Set, 97 pieces, SILO° for SO
„ • .
5 peusido fr,• $1
T.Tnek40:0T Javan Tea Wic per pound,
250 . Fi 5 - A
Ceylope tee black or green
Breakfast tea black 400
0, Si
' IdaCk or green 50 . ‘ 2 1-2 " $1
Voiles l&ntled 11)y Chase 0,' Sanborn, regular iOc for 115e por pound
8pimiPr, 1-; oatmeal for 25e
-21 peikeile granulated sugar for $1
2a2.,., yellow " $1
,
Iiiiltunttl'VitT.gs13'fiaitkinegs'4Peoei:dtse;Pl2e1-1)°.lts seaier$, ,a, few left to clear at 17c
Extrr ,te, 4 itavor$ at 7e per 'bottle. -
Black Pepper, regular 400 per pound' for 25c per pound.
Spieeee regeliie e per ounce to clear at 2e per-oursce
Peas' 7ie per 00,0 LO clear at 4 cantr for 25 cents '
. Mixed -pickles regular 13e per bottle for 10 cents
All niceties at Reduced Prices.'
oplestone ardineri-
Otand )3e114 •
Mree 'Fre& Page left,,ThurSday for a
visit i�SaViria.-Aliss Vic. Gill left for
Tlitirs.day:-:-Mies Mabel • Elsie
!sited a te‘Vtlays in Sar*nia last week.
-.41reeZepteleft Saturday to visit her
daughter be, Sarnia. -Mr. A. Basset'.
.lierryewholleas been in Parkhill the
last Montbe''ereived. hptne last week„ -
Whet might: have been a serious accid-
ent happened Friday to A; Disiardine,
while he and his son, jereruiabe were
111 the '4V004 felling' 4 tree, In falling
the tree:1040d, in another and in $o
doingstrubt Mr. 'Ilisiarfline a heavy
blow optima/eft' side of the body, , No
boneweeerebrokeri but' he was badly
beuised. He is getting along as , well
es' can. expected. -.Mr. -Mat:tried
13rePnets. who has been 111 in Parkhill
cluriaar "„the. past Six- weeks Orraea
helne Menday-
Aintderot
• Miss ix Arthuris visiting at ber
home, Ina • MeCtillangh
la peas heguest of hee.00uetn.
Lae La rie,-,exer. Austin, LieWitt
s few, days Ieet week renewing
ol eetquaintances at, Farquhar.- Mr,
James Lea,dston has rented'. his farm
ana.intencls havingtis sale on the 21st
efthis month. After which he will
move to Hamilton where be will re.,
main for the future. -Mr.- W. Hodge
spent Sunday under the parental root.,
-Miss Ella Hewitt has returned. ta
Salem, after spending te few days' at
her home here. -Quite it number from
'here attended the Valentine Social 1,t,t
Salem, last Wednesday night, they
report having a very enjoyable time.-
op:ten?
8,.isute4sMero'rliipe°kakliena8v. es toedas, for ner- Mr. S'RhPiebre'rstfarBwro°n"the &ad! Of:
hard. -Rev. Mr. Veale Of Kirkton is
lin, thence to Toronto to attend the
millinery openings. • ' holding revival meetings in ' the An.
mr. ReginaldIaitchen, of Coldwater derma Metli°dist eburqb•--361is" John
is visiting friends and relatives in and Anderson is visiting her son Mr. Rom-
eround Exeter. • phery Anderson *- of .'St. Marys. -Mr.**
M`es- Aquilla Sheere, of St. Thomas, Leslie ' Wight spent SullclaY with
is visiting friends in town for time, friends in 'Kirkton.-Mr. and Mrs.
bert Bickbell and family moved to
Mr. Sheere also'spent a few *days here. Al
Mr, Grant of the Soverign Bank at .RSetia'sf:intthandiajstibek week. -Mr. • 0Wedahlatmer
Iltietton, formerly ef town, spent Mon-
day night with friends here. spent pert of Sunday here. -Mr, Jas.
Miss Lily Bissett of London, who has Highet is having his sale on the 28th
been visiting in KiPpen for three weeks a February ; after which be Is going
is now visiting relativ,es in -town. West. -Miss , Clara Brown of Grant -
miss Ethel sweet loft Monday morn Mast has returned home, after spend-
ing a few -days with her sistexa Miss
ing to attend the millinery openings
turning to Acton.
and Toronto prior to re, Lottie Br0WO of Town Line.
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at London .
Mies May Wood attended the annual Hotel FI.A.o At Forest
conversazione at . Alma College, St. ' * ' , •
Thomas, on Friday last. Forest, Feb. 1.7. --At 7 o'clock this
morning fire causedg$800 damage in the
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Coates, trshorne
014 hailding on the tomer of Broad -
spent Sunday in London, the guests 4 way and Main streets, known. as the
Mmr'ra.ndan17814 CrabeasjaaCirnTsteilissett and Farmers' Exchange Hotel, owned by
M. J. Roche. All the contents were
daughter, after a few weeks' visit in
saved. Mr. A. 1‘,. Steel's furniture
Exeter and Dashwood, returned to
their home in London on Thursday. store on the south side received a se -
Miss Itekaon and Miss Sharp who 'vere se°rebiogi
were visiting at their homes in London'
returned to town last week and have
resumed filch, duties as dressmakers.
Mr.'Walter Dearing of Stephen, 'who
bus been on en extended visit with
friends and relatives in- Detroit, Flint,
Cleveland and °thee parte of Michigan
returned, home Mondey evening., 2
Miss Adelia Willie of Exetet
left Monday for Winnipeg, where she
has secured a position With Mrs. G.
el,V. Grant, of that city'. She and,Miss
May lertustrong traeelled together as
far as St. Paul,
Miss May Armstrong left Monday
'morning for Willeiv City, North Da-
kota, where she will conduct the mit.
finery dernirtiramt iri etore owned by
her uncle. Mr. Thos. Bowman, MSS
Armstrong's friends will wish her a
safe journey and every success.
Mr. and Mrs. nay ral18011.0 after
spending a few weeks of their honey.
moon in Detroit, Exeter and elsewhere
will leave Friday for their new home
in Aberlleth A88ass where they will
eettie clown to the sterner realities of
life.
Kiliva, •
D. COnninpham WAS in Sarnia it few
daye last week attending the funeral
of his eotiebia Ilert Portice. Mr. Quer-
.-.
rin geve a hig party -to the y ung folks
on Monday night. All report having
IL good tittle. -W. 1Witze1 an 1 if are
visiting friends in Heberingville this
week. -13. flturningbern had an iee bee
ticulars to the - -goiter Mitnber from here attended
OANAItTAN VENCE M'14'0.. Ltd. the 1lox Social 'M; Mount Carmel on
NVoodsteek, out. Toesday evening.
IlsbOrne
Pass -et) Wisrt lior;rons.- the
raid -winter examinations at the
panto Conseraatory of Mosic. Miesi
Olive maaire,, of the Thames Ronde
passed in. the Jupior grade, takirig
bonors in;harmony and counterpoint.
She also passed iri the Primary grade,
taking first-class bouors JII ruditnentiK
Miss Madge is to be congratulated on
her e.uccess arelefficiency.
DflitTEr 901101fAS Gamerte-Anoth-
er oftbe pioneer resident hats been ,
moved from ner midst ,by the band Of
death, in the portion of Thomas Glerna,
of the North East 'Boundary. A na-
tive of Ireland, deceased carne to Can-
ada over fifty years ago aod. settling
in the townshipof treborne resida
ed in at ever aince. Mr. Glenn had
been ill only aaltaretime,thO cause of
his death being gangrene in one of his '
feet. Deceased was ,much respeeted,
in the community and had reached the
age of 77 ytars. Thefeneral400k place
to MeTaggert'eJeenaetery on .Teeeday,
%MA's
Zaataar.-In 'Zurich, on Feb. 14; to
and Mrs. AeZettel, 'a daughter.,
;811.141140S -.1n Hensall, on Feb. 11, 1.
Mr, and Mrs. Billings, a daughter,.
Foster -in Hay, Babylon Line, on Feb.
10, tO Mr. and Mrs. LOWS Foster, a
son,
RAIt11,IS0V-At Moray, on Feb. .74 to
Mr. and Mrs: Guy Harrison, a 4augha
ter.
MARRIAGES. -
'
McConartex-eAtTratuwe-At the ,par.
sonage; Crediton, on Wednesday.
-.Feb. 21, by Ree. Andrews. Wm. a,
• McCormick of Pierson, Map., to Mise
Minnie R.. 'second danghtet pf Rev.
and Mrs. J. W. Andrews of Orediter.
neuilleme-GeNn-At the Metho
parsonage, Hensall, on Feb. 14th,,,,
Mr. John Hunkin to Miss Abnina,
• daughter of Mr. Thos. Cann, beth ol
trshorne.' * '
REne--Rorlietoli.'-At the nome of the
bride's parents, on Feb.14th, by Rev.*.
McKibbin, Alex, Reid, of Lieut -y. to
Miss Amanda, daughter of John Rob-
inson, 8th con., McGillivray.
Witsoaa-SraRratia-In St. Marys,an
Feb, 14, by Rev. Gralfam, Vito:a
Wilson, Prospect Bill. to Miss Mitt -
tie second daughterof the late R.
W. Sparling, St. Marys.
DEATHS
GaaNat,-In Lumley, on nib. 15, Thoo.
Glenn, aged 77 years.
PORTIC1i.-111 Sarnia on reb. 13. Rob.
ert Portices. „son of Mr. Va. Porti9e
formerly of Exeter, aged 21 years.
sTOCK FOoDs
-
Good Feeders to get the bpst results
use 'reliable Stook Foods.
INTERNATIONAL
25el 50c, aTid $3.25 per package,
DE. SCOTT'S
25e. ana 50e. per package
HERBAGEUIVE
at 26c and 50c. per
Also Oil Cake, Linseed, Meal,
phur, Glauber Salts, all at lo
p
est
Heaman's Hardware & Stove Store