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F. \V Gdivau was at Goderieli on
btleiness Saturday, Odd Trousers
Biseete robus have just received tt
ae lead. of Buv,gies, Call :Maki inspect
bent before buying,
The Lord Bishop of HUVOil Will hold
a Voofietnatien Service in the Trivitt
Memorial church on Tuesday eveniog
My iota at eight o'cleek,
Oet the Habit of Shopping at
Stewars, it will Pay You.
Des Goods, a magnicent stock, a lovzly stock, a ock
fun of n -ness, full of style and fall of value. Do you know
its not how cheap wecan sell an article, but how much value
we can put in every sale. Quality counts. Value satisfies
Quality' and value is what we offer you in our new Spring
Dress GOOdS, Come and test us
tht• t....nd tor speeial, line of
Ifetok /metre* dose, ovOa
UnIsh A
sil
all
pire-.,ses
mi f..r very
" :424tt1i ifi(%at
very pa-
oite„
ard for a ne
iVot.plain I:0)1)1e ground
nd eiver work, nern
fawnit, browien (tract
greetee,
theywd fot ernLew Fleck
nete, peein gui WJLh fleck
,a-er rotate:v. ea I des;
7:.ie rite yard for e
ken- twine
%eve eltadee eeeree ,
RoeJ.Lieern;
Trat tbe yard for a swei ange of
Baateckliarn Steitingeque
erreet, for ehi'rt wniet, suits, g een
' tore:a &lean tItXtalleS 3114
tatietures.
Diner. Dress .50:Ong
he etta piens h total,
e and etyle,
a ave lite best
ess 0.), -Ida in tat
11 t LllacU (Iola
•gooality,Uie thoe lax -
he shoe of co
P, the shoe t, the
eshoe
t fits (.ay
r pair eteld under goarantee.
Uuen
gu Cir
alf Sh
ved es foe
good lookere.
greeat wearera wad easy: fitters,
tio better selwol shoes in Canada.
We be the agency for Exeter.
Prices are not Inger, wee for Olen!.
Oe for Se. 500 verde lovely new
Cambric Enahroidery, ooe to
tinge Welles we, good (reality
and epleudid valee .at 10e, Oor
job price only le the yd.
$8.00 for ladiee' new English
etlilitarv In CP3ta, very epee:tad
Feld in eity etores ett $10. ask
-e this swell line, they. ere
beauties.
$3.O0 emit for a line a Boys'
New Suits in very peat tweeds.
Stelpee meal ebecke, this le
leiteteer. lieiV Ore the hOTS 11X,
fed 1'
PROM
New Hats
thing very swell in Men e
$, the very lateet New
at popular pricee,
fe.
ofts
by us ring us your
*ou well,
A. STEWART
Mr, Fran& Taylor son of Mr, ,:iWan
kNIOV:_et the Pleating JTa, laia up
Loodoo with l)loeo-peisening the
14 a n, severe wonne zeceived up -
n the htual some time ago.
The road grader has been operated
upon eeveral of our public streets
with very benefielal resulte as well as
beatettafying and improving the goner-
eppeareeee.
Mr. Obas. Wawa has moved his
household effects to Wemelhate where
he has taltaell up the hotel businesa. qu
pretriees recently vacated by
J. Stepheus.
Mr. S. Si. Sanders lee.yee this more,
-ng t tteral the thSt anntlat meetine-
the Femme:Tr (o -operative Haryeet-
te"e =tonne CO, Whieh will be held
nthe Temple Baildiug, Toronto, to -
ay (Thuredey4
. Robert cFalls bee moved his
uuUy from 1)etroit3 he having again
awned is former position with W.
R. Levitt produce merchant. They
wiUoecupy tne residence recently va-
anal by sue Chas. Wileeu on Aun sE
li0 101$ moved Ide fondly to Wood:
eon to
paper pu
arienne w
new postal law
- can hold for
paper from
1 e and raft -urea pWut; and
I who aliows 6t1laseription to be
ail then order a pestumeter
.a. paper• allueett" and eeede
aeon to the publiebee,lays him-
liab1e t' arrest and thee.
Prior to leaving for her new home
t Cryetat City last week Miss •Cora
arnica* was presented with a hand -
1, 'emelt ease by the •mernheee of
e Sundty school axes a boys. The
) entitled at the home of Mr.
. P. Bawden, where their
illeo, invited, arid WherP
Ding W3S spent. toeether
eperture.
I zupIete sLek or y:,
labedies:— 'the
bottle, eh Table
Heabwbe Cnre, Arui
rut Powder also Op
eitorice and Antiseprie Poe
dit s. Sentries arid boold
remedies Fell on• th
le advertising„ Sold
. Lrn (euUa1 Beeig•Store, Exete
Me. T. A. Busefl, tuanagets nt tit
Clyde Motor Coutparty of Toroutenand
of Mr. Thomas Rama of this vii -
accompanied. by Mrs. Russell,
1. in 41.4bOnt a Week, for Austredia.
r. Ruseell goes on Inteiness for ids
•and expects to be &neat about
nntlitt. • The many friends of Mr.
Unseen join in wishing them
t 3,royage and it safe return.
onie Day intends goiug more
ely into market gardening
ut culture heving purcluteed
m John McIuties 10 acres ot
d south of the village. This enter-
priee \vitt fill a lOng felt want in the
r community as leeretofore the
Tiles of young plants as Well as
etables etc. were only available
ex procured fecal neighboring
mine.
The Windsor police have recelyecl
nformation front Minneapolis. Ulan..
that the police there have arrested
George, aline "Punch," Mason,
terious crook. "Puuth" was wanted
about six yezers ago for an alleged
gold brick deal, worked on the late S.
D. Moore, of St. Marys. It is said
that 0,090 was cleaned up and that
tlxree others besides "Punch" were in-
volved.
The regular monthly meeting of tbe
Wonixo's Institute will be held in the
reading rootn of the 'Iown Hall on
Friday afternoon May 5111 at 3 o'clock.
A goad attendaece is requested to
imake arrangements in regard to the
corning of the delegates, Miss Millar of
Guelpb. and MissIfill of Toronto, who
are sent out by the Department to
give practical demonstrations. Miss
iHIWTE Pres,. MRS. HASTINUrs, Sec.
ih
The time of the year is fast ap-
roaching when fish stories will be
going the rounds, but they won't be
ID it for a minute with the following
which has just appeared in the Elgin,
Manitoba. Sun; "A ()dome farmer,
whose hens were dying off from some
unexplained cause, walked into bis
barn the other day, heard an explo-
sion, and saw :It, ben lifted of her nest
in a hurry, dead. Ile investigated,
and found that the warmth from the
hen's body on a frozen egg catised
the egg to explode killing thehen,"
Matter apt:avers. tit
ect ewb,
.—We have these to fit you at very low prices.
Boy's Odd Pants of strong wearing Tweed at 45c, oc, 75c.
New &thin hr Men
S
Our stock is new and clean No house will show you the
splendid vaiety anew, bright, clean and stylish clothiog in such
variety ot patterns and shades, flaw., most any One could get wht
he:sc, are loolda,9,- for out of it. We say come arK1 se and get priccS.
Men's Single eleeasted Seek Sits in hien's Suits in (leek grey with white
daele grey aod brown mixtures, well etripe, made of pen% WOO. elOirtO Geod
trimmed and, finished, price $1 09. itaban linieve, epecial
l‘len's Fancy Woreted Suit, in dart Meere Scotch Tweed Suits, rieh
brown with white stripe. a very rich 3 dark grey and white mixture also in
ud diessv material, with best teitte. btown and white mixture, this is a
nirgs $10. • strong line with us. Special Soo.
Men's Fine English Worsted Serge Suit, blue or black. all wool. mediu
In2da smele breasted. style with !test trirnotin
gs, See50 and $10,00.
„
Boy' a Famey. Brownie.Suits with, Bee's Fancy Suit, new shape collar.
eailor collar. trammed with braid mid braid trimmed, pleated seyle with
braes buttons. Price $1 75 and $2,75.1 patent leather belt, very natty, $5,00.
Boy's 3 -piece Suits in grey and Boy's 2 piece Suits, Norfolk Style,
brownieh mixture, also twar, cheelis Ion grey and black anti white, mixed
and stripes. ;,:gretuld, also black with white stripe,
Tree $3,25, eel.15 arid $4.:30. 1, pleated or yoke style, 82'i5 and
t,
fleasure
Seotch Tu
t
eaii peae the
struel
,
4 4
Si
34.
bills. Give
*eta Cenneteuee.-
1 reFrioel
iZ f
or PVT vh n
in eteliTirliL''t
...tilnit.girot.ftb
tet)
ay h tse at tLeir dilyesa
ling to give 'Hach ;tit, e
nt s -e ,a Mr. iliseettis
te% nen( le how
e.wlfl '.thenrolly teeenved
ed Spits, Fine Fancy Pat.
oklest to the youngest and
everywith satisfactiou in
We have just opened up a
lot of new spring and sum—
mer goods and it will pay you
to see our display of them be-
fore makino.z;, your selection.
hito waists
We have the very latest to be bad
style au d Teuraning. They tEre
eautifelly trimmed with. all the new
designs of insertion aul. embroidery
work. Hemstitched Collars and, Cuffs,
Viriaititowear
Nice White Skirts, Night (own,
Corset Covers, Chemises and Drawers
made of good material and nicely
trimmed wall tuelot, lace and inser-
tion.
House Furnishing
Everything in stock you
will need now when you. are
house cleaning.
Papc
a very large rauge to
choose from, good papers from 3 to
Nice gifted paper for 5c roll.
a etS
tierion
large
en t
colors.
; Unions 25e to rale
Wools i'30(..4a.p,$,Iiry
Tapestry,
ef patterns
Vostin,gsuvtan
INTaiSgs
r`rew Basket Weave for
New Stripes for 25e.
Satiu Stripe Volls Eternities.
Nice New SIMS all shades,
A. fine lino of Scoc,e1
nobbv for spring --Piectu,
intr, nil the New Tweed Eft1
411rC:4 0,ET RM. OF RATi4,-- Here is fare
Wen( mode for ridding the premises• ,,
id rats mat wive • "If you will epe in -
rme sulphur on iota. barn 'floor and
1uouh youe corn as you gather it
re wilt mit be a rat or mouse holle-
r von. T did this yeas and have
ver teen bothered with rats or mice
11 hw some old corn in my erib at
ent. and not 4 rat or mouse eau'
nod. In smelting bay or oats,
kh. on the ground and a little
eatat load, and my werd for Are made of e Fillings. gunra
oni
mall Sam
)y it, ;5 to se -
roper
steps at
Year
rawin
Tut:
RESULT
Regent
See:tans.
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4172 00 Seventy Cents.. • • • • • •
Stra 00 Eighty Cents.
12a0 00 Ninety Cents,-
10fitrS 00
20S00 00
One Dollar—, a• 4,0•
Five Dollars—on--
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33370 no
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42720 410
208000 00
Nearly every person wastes enough in twenty or thirtyyears, which, if
air atm cerefully invested, would mmil
make a, fay (enite independent; but
the principle of Small Savings has been lost sight of in the general desire to
become wealthy. We can be of assistance to you in your efforts to SAVE
MONEY.
The o'overeign Bank of Canada
Branches in Huron County at
Exeter Crediton Dashwood Honsali Zurich
GLADMAN & STANDL
Solicitors.
ton
F. E. RAPIN
'Afauttger.rauter,
For Marriage Licenses,
Wedding Rings,
Nerettcfneg, Clocks:
Jewelry.,
Spectacles
CALL ON
Etc
R HICKS
Watch Repairing a SPecialt7.
DR O1
specialibt. Dogmas,
Eye, Ear„ Nose and Throat
•5silsExeter r000thly.
Glasses Properly Fitted
Nasal Catarrh and Deafness treated. Mee
COMMERCIAL HOTEL. Dates of visits,
WEDNESDAYS, Feb.3, March 2'3Tarch 30,
May J une 1. June 23,.July 27, Sept. 7, Oct. 4.
C•Tov. 2, Nov -33. London °Mee 225 Queens Ave.
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TO ADVERTISERS.
Ile copy for changes must be Ief
not later than Tuesday noon. Casu
advestisements accepted up to no
Wednesday of each week.
THURSDAY, MAY 5th, 1901
Locals
444W414044.444444
Read Popplestone & Gardiner's add
on page 5.
General servant wanted. Apply to
Mies. B. S. O'Neil.
See exact re Alit from small savings
in Sovereign Btrik of Canada ad,
75,000 brick for sale apply to FAR-
MER BROS., Exeter
Mr. Hugh Spacknian was in London
on Monday on business.
• Mr. Robert Sanders is in Bruce
County spending a holiday in fishing
Miss McTaggart, of Hensell is visit-
ing her aunt, Miss McTaggart, North
Exeter
Miss Maggie Russell who hasresign-
ed her position as school teacher at
Nairn has returned to her home here,
The Kind You Han Always Bought
ears the
Sieuattire
of
Miss Oroi Polien is visiting friend
Exeter.
Mrs. George Willis was in London
n Saturday.
Mr, Bruce Dignan, of London spent
Sunday under the parental roof.
The Canadian Underwriters decided
to raise the insurance rates in Toronto
• 75 per cent.
Mr. J. W. Gordon, barrister, of
• Brighton, has been appointed Provin
eial License Inspector.
Mr. Donald McInnis and Mr. J. G.
Stanbury2 barrister, of Exeter, were
in C-oderich on W'edriesday of last,
week.
Mrs. John Charlton hes sufficiently
recovered from her long severe illness
as to be able to take a,short drive each
day.
Mr. George F. Gladman of Parry
Sound spent Thuesday of last week
yisiting his brother, Mr. F. W. Glad -
man.
Bordeaux and other mixtures fox
spraying fruit trees with full direc,
tions for use sold at o. Doves Central
Drug Store,
Rey. W. H. Waddell, of Sheddon, a
ormer pastor of the 'Jensen and
Elimville circuits was married recent-
ly to Miss Haynes, of Wellburn,
Jacks for inv. Apply at T.
W.A For rising Build -
F. Itossux,'s Blacksmith shop or Dexxis.
LOST. --A black purse, with loose
change, a $5 bill and some postage
stamps Finder will confer a favor
and receive a reward by leaving sante
at TIMES OPricE.
MONEY FOUND, —Found a roll of
!bills on Main st. Exeter, some weeks
ago. Owner may have same on
proving property by applying at
TIMES office or to MEs. JOHN DUNCAN
arquhar, Ont. ,
RAFTING.-- I am prepared to do
gra'fting as usual on the shortest no-
tice on all kind of fruit trees, scions
carefully selected. I also have seed
Potatoes of the eerie,' fir ault and Doo-
ley varieties for sale, 5, POWELL,
AUCTION SALE -2 horses, 15 bead of
thorough bred Durham cattle and
head of grade cattle, on Tuesday, May
17, 1901, at 1.80 n. m. at Kippen MillS
mile south of Kipperi. .1$0, Macro --
IN. Proprietor, B. S. PHILLIPS. Auct-
ioneer.
FOR OVERSIXTY 1.0ARS
AN 093 AND 'WELL-TRTED
Winslow's Soothing Szrup hag been used for
over sixty- years by =lbws amothers for their
children while teething, with perfect amass.
It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
F:inbarrtsZi.nitegiaaaaVult gitirratstrergoti
by druggists in every part of the world. 25
cents a bottle. Its value IS incalculable, Be
sure and take Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrup and ask for no other kind.
To Hoasemax.— We are prepared
to do Nvork for horsemen on the short-
est notice and cheaply. You will be
surprised how neat a job we can do
for you. We can secure you a true cut
of your own horse at a trifling cost,all
you have to do is to supply a photo-
graph. We make a specialty of tabu -
kr. A. Bell, who recently accepted
a position as butternaa.ker, with Mr.
A. Q. Bobier, spent Sunday at his
home in London. ,
Mrs. Wm. Welsh is visiting heie
daughter, Mrs. Floyd at Seaforch aneV-
will also -visit another daughter, MrS
Inksater at Paris for a short time.
Twenty-two lady lecturers wil
speak at 220 meetings throughout the
rural part of the province to urge for-
mation of Women's Institutes.
Mr. Jas. Davidson of the J. D.
Moore Co., has gone to Exeter where
he will conduct the branch -produce
business there for this firm. — St.
Marys Journal.
The Bishop of Huron will visit the
different parishes in Huron county
from May 5th to 15th.„ He will ad-
minister the rite of confirmation to
candidates now in preparation.
Prinemal Flemming has been rather
seriously indisposed during the past
few days much to the regret of his
pupils who were delighted to have
him resume teaching on Tuesday.
VilMt
or Vir
.1a e
AA kinds of Lace, Fish Net ond
Swiss eurtaine, by the peir 59e to
$0.03,
Bohinet and Peak -a -Boo ains
by the yard.
ed Suiting at low price .
ily Brand readp,to-wear
LINO
OS.
urniture and Undertaking
•We carry a good and well assorted stock in all
of our trade,
A
it r (44' mice eau% stay. there. A. , a
Of sulphur will be sufficient to YID,11 '41eaPert out nClaling better c
• preserve a large barn of corn and it is With Spring* TiOnee Cleaning e
good for etock and will not. hurt thet
Zri for bread, thine; so much as a good clean pure mattrm,
TrIn ° ex Mane Returns pule-
r us give the
here' 41.1d 113"' deaths in the previa Ontario for
eele him a pleas-
e, the month of March as 2,415 from all Planer
m.1111.'c.„1,,,Yrnne‘,Hez„7,7 causes, Or at a rate or 51,1 per 1,000,
"'""- ""'" nu* heet of auy utnntle since the
Ilcs;t1"1111 boilable were first iseutehseven years
" „„ (lino. Scarlet fever showsn. decline in
labeVg°2In72Paleretlerr"Itsil
he dee, VosPer.re 'Ideate with 85 fewer deaths. Smallpox dtop-
itftloisre.vho removed from here to ecses with•no deaths. Diplitheeht
arda George nosPer ' pod from 175 caw; with one death 1.0
city. laet fall. Mr. Vosper WAS shows 11. Arm increase from tare (taws
t1 Act: eedth tha terirPe AboIrtn and 21 deaths to 207 C,V6CS and 40
hristnets and r neutuoma eating in P neenee peeing the month there were
lo oblig
•in the employ ti 700 d
never recovered fully front the ef- 107 &veils front consnmption, aid. 14
feetsDeceased was in his eighteenth !deaths out of 50 cases of typhoid fever
yenr and bis death will be a severe:The number of deeths from infectous
blow to his serrowing perente. Ilis ' land contagious diseases was 275.
rentable were interred in the Leer
M
; axon on — The • block
cemetery on Wedneeday.
non, ' which for the past two deeades has
vircreisir'we(rrilleVra et—heq.fuaarrtes—jstrsea- ameu /431°1" es Fansmfs Bk/ek will
ID I now called the McDonnel Block.
Methodist thumb on hunday o
p
M 131Ine' !Negotiations have been in process
last conducted be, the astor, Revs.
for the past few days were consomme -
Martin of Cayen Church and Godwin ted. on Monday, and the property
of the Main etreet Methodist church 1
; transferred from the Faeson estate to
exchanned pulpits on Sunday morning Mr. A. eleDonuell who was the
last, each delivering very helpful itis -purchaser
The building is one of
courses. On Sunday next out rteilv
sacrament service will be held
the most valeeble in town having a
• reooS frontage with stores and offices
street Methodist church. Love feast all of which are nearly all occupied.
at 10 o'clock a, m. Sacrament after This black WAS erected by the late
the preaching service. Die Hannon Wm, vans II,
0 and Afterwards was
will preaeh a serrnon to the Young purchased by Mr. Jas. Potation who
also Is deceased aed to whose estate
the building up to the present time
belonged, Althougb the building is
in a good state of perservation we
people s society next Sunday in North
street Methodist clench, Ohatliam.
Rev. Air. Baker of Elimville, taking
Dr. Hannon's work here.
frEIZILEAT LOSES.— At the Weekly understend A's Mn. McDonnell in -
Court held. in London on Saturday tention to remodel it throughout
making it -up -to date in every respect,
HICKS FORECASTS, — Rev. Irl. R.
ecutors of his father's will. It will be Hicks, of St. Lonts, in his "Forecasts
for May" just issued, says a Venus
when he was released from J
renaenibered that young. ail refus-
Herbert period of disturbance is central on the
ed to accept the legacy left him by his 4th of May, and its disturbing power
father and instrueted Messrs Meredith will last until near the end of the
& Fisher, barrister of Loudon, to 311"th' Tnis means that all the reg -
bring an action to set the will aside. ular and reactionavy periods, until at -
The executors however retained M. ter the middle of the mouth, will be
S. G. Stanbury, of Exeter, to defend
prolonged and intensified by the Ven-
us inflaence. The first week in May
them and uphold. the will. The part -
will bring many active if not danger-
ies were examined under oath some
little time ago and the potnts for and ous s °rots, The Vulcan, Mercury
against were gone into. on Saturday and Venus influences all combine to
Justice Anglin dismissed the action. render this a dangerous period, •The
SERIOUSLY HURT. -- Oo SV
aturdaV trualletaorig:tildhearetthireyri3rpde,aondds arethenVeeen4-
. pet od is central on the 4th. A-
bout the first to third look for change
last, Justice Anglin of Toronto, dis-
posed of the long pending action of
John Walter Herbert against the ex -
last Dr. A. Ramsay met with a 'very
severe accident which might haye re-
sulted even more seriously. He was to ver y warm, starting in the west
about to riehoret a steer, on the farm
and spreading eastward, The barom-
of Mr. Case London Road, while
throwibg the beast he stooped over, eter will fall to very low readings and
when it kicked viciously, striking hini from abouto (311 , v o ent
the 3 rd t 1 I
in the left eye and cheek, inflicting a storms will pass eastwardly over most
very severe wound and tearing some parts of the country. This is a time
ware very probable.
otofrtbderofiveesitiofrthome otffiheceofcheek.Dr.HTyhnedDmoaen- withen 'Heavy dogt:Paritacl°eselectrical
wnpours of rain and hail,
displays, will
where his wounds were attended to.
It was found that hie eye appeared most likely attend these disturbances.
Behind these storms look for high
unhurt, but the cheek surrounding
several stitches. barometer, west winds and gales, and
the eye was badly lacerated requiring sudden change to very cool. Frosts
need not surprise any in all central to
SuCMss IN THE WEST.— The fol- northern sections of the country. Re -
lowing taken from the Regina N. W.
T. Standard, refers to a son of the
Rev.W . M. Martin of this town: "Mr.
W, Martin, B.A. who has Just passed
his final law exa Mination will enter
into partnership with Mr. Balfour,
Barrister, of this city, with the firm
name OE "Balfour & Martin." Mr.
Martin's career as a student -at -law
has been a very successful one. lie
,spent two tarras nt Osgoode Hall, To-
ronto, there succeecled in securing
second place in his year. Having de-
cided to practtse in the Territoriee he actiona,ry period, lasting perhaps into
he came to Regina to complete his the regular storm period which is cen-
course. In the final examination just 4 tral on the llth. If a sudden high
passed, he obtained the highest marks harMTeLer gevelops behind the rain
of any of the candtdates writing. We and thunder scorrns about the 10th,
predict a bright future for Mr. Martin regions to the northward you may
in his Profession," look for fro st.
actionary storms conditions will re-
turn on the 8th Obb and 10th, bringing
a retuen of high temperature, low ba-
rometer, great humiclity, and more
storms of greater or less violence and
danger. All through this part of May
the solar focus is central along the
Middle States, extending east and
west ; and daily cycles of heavy thun-
der and rain storms often occur for
many successive days, culminating in
a wide and sweeping series of storms.
Such will probably result at this re-
sell
, and
HUSTON
lo Thnb.twer. Opera Ifottee Block
The
Exeter ':oIe
Min
HARVEY BROS.
Proprietor&
Manufacturers of and dealers
Flour and Feed
Brands
• A Great
'Battle Fougt!
and won
Pure Manitoba
Best Family Flour
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WHERT
FLOUR
Coice Pastry Flour Breaktast Food.
Wheat and Oats wanted
for which highest market
price will be paid.
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Noterithstanding the battle with
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on top with a large stock of build-
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ders for Thirty car loads of
Lumber Lath
and Shingles
We will be in a better position than
ever to supply our many customers
with all they may require either from
shop or yards.
Bee Ireepers Supplies ready
delivery.
Place you!: Orders for Tattles early.
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