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EXETER TIMES
Phone Il6
,a .. STEWART
Phone 16
Goods Yoti Need dor
the Hot Weather
Kiddy Blouses
A Big aesortment of good
Blouses made of good White
Materials in White and White
trimmed with colors,
White Skirts
$1.00
Clearing of White Wash
Shirts. Splendid quality Bedford
Cord and Indian Head. Regular
9: 2.00 and $3.00 values. Reduced
Price each $1 00.
Millinery
All Flowers, Shapes and
Trimmed Hats to be cleared
g t his season, The prices on all
Millinery is very low.
Dinner Sets
6 New Dinner Sets of 98
pieces. Extra quality Ware,
with neat floral decoration.
Special Mid -summer price $15.00.
Choice Groceries
Choice New Potatoes.
Comfort Soap, 6 bars for 25e
Quart Sealer Pickles each 25c.
Men's Straw Hats
Including all the newest
shapes, At the low prices we are
offering it will pay you to buy
now.
Rubber Soled
Outing Shoes
For Boys, Misses, Women
and Men. They are in great de-
mand. Boys' and Misses, 75c, 90c
and $1,00. Women' and Men's
$1.25 and $1.50.
Standard Patterns
and Designer
Call and get the New
August Fashion sheet and sub-
scribe for the Designer at the
low price of 45c a year. We stock
the new Standard Patterns.
Odd Cups
15 Doz. odd Cups, Clover
Leaf have just been unpacked.
These are scarce goods. Get your
supply at once .
Specials for One Week
Cam p Coffee
Best Extracts
Toasted Corn Flakes
per bottle 25o
3 for 25c
3 Packages for 25c
JA STEWART Phone 16
The Big Store with the little prices
New Spring
Suits
for Ladies
PLAIN TAILORED AND FITTED
MODELS SHOWING NEW FEA-
TURES IN SLEEVES WITH
FINE RIPPLE SKIRTS
Spring fashions are arriving and
combine in Fabric and Style a unique
and interesting collection, • meeting
the requirements for street wear and
travel. •- •
It is unusual to present so early in
the season so great a variety, but
styles were determined early and the
most favored shown.
The present time is most addantag-
eous for buying as all indications
poitn td higher prices in the future,
N. Sheere
LADIES' AND GENTS' TAILOR
Stand Upstairs. Opposite the !Central
Hotel
FIJRNITLJRE'
We can assist you in
selecting your furniture if
you are going to furnish
your home, or if you only
want some odd pieces,
Our Undertaking De-
partment is up to -date in
every respect and . we guar-
antee the best of satisfact-
horl
Olean
R. N Rowe
Toe Funeral Director and
Fier eltrene Dexter+
PRONE 20a..
WANTED AT ONCE
Young women; desiring employment
in town, can find it by applying at
once to the Jackson Mfg. Co. who
tare several good positions vacant.
The 'work is light and clean, the hours
are very short, and wages are ,paid
while learning, steady position and
good wages are assured to anyone.
giving it a trial.
Apply at once.
Jackson brig. Co.
PERRY F. DOLTPE, Licensee Ano-
tioneer. Sales conducted in any lo-
cality. Terms moderate Orders left
at Times office will be promptly at-
tended to. 'phone 116, Kirkton,- Ad-
dress Kirkton P.O.
HOLTSE AND
LOT FOR SALE
The frame house and half acre of
land situated on Gidley street, Exeterr
and owned by Mrs. Deavitt will be.
offered for quick sale, Apply to C.has.
Harvey, on Huron St,
REMOVING THE CAUSE
Chiropractors have remarkable suc-
cess in removing the cause or Appen-
dicitis, Deafness, Asthma, Rheum-
atism, Lumbago, Lame Back, Constip-
ation, Piles, Female Diseases, Stomach
and Kidney Troubles, Nervous Pros-
tration and Goiter.
See Dr. S. M. Jones, Monday, Wed-
nesday and Friday. Office Mrs, S. A
Harness, Main St. Exeter, hours 10
to 4. Examination free.
NOTICE r
The undersigned merchants have
decided to •close their stores each
week on 'Tuesday' and Thursday nigbtls
at 7 o'eleck during the summer mon;•
the beginning the first week in July,
P. Hanlon & Son, :Centralia, John sic
Naughton, Moorsvil.ie • 11rs, G. Lew�-
is, Clande'boye; E. A. McKenzie, Caen.
d bo
e Ye•
Ilexai.l Orderlies arc a pleasant
safe and sure laxative. Sold and gua-
ranteed by all .Rexail `'Drug ,Stores,
15o and 25c. W. S. Cole, Exeter,
The key to beauty's heart; -"A
box of L iggett's (Chocolates" "Your'
bweebetart's ichoice"--Sold only at
Rexall Drug Stores, W. S, Cole, Ego?
ter, Ontario.
400 Tons of rine. Land and Cattle
Salt for sale, A11 grades $5.50 per
ton; 50e. per bag. -Exeter Salt ,Works
Market Report -The following is
the report of the Exeter market
enrreeted up to July 19th. i
'Wheat 80 to 90 , ;.
Oats 45o to 50o.
Harley 50 tt>; 550
IRuckwhest 00 to 80
Peas ,41.00
)5`ntnily flown 03.00 S ,
Low Grade Flour $1,75. , t e
Bran $26.00 per ton, , i
Shorts $28.00 'per ton. 1 . • r r•
Eggs 25o o
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Butter 25o. I f
Creamery Butter 30 to 32e.
Neee potatoes i4'i3.00
Young chicken 230 lb;
Old hens 12a
Old roosters 90
Young ducks 14o
Old ducks 90
O1.L turkeys 140
Llene 10.CG. .
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WILSON'S
GROCERY
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'Great growing weather for tato
bugs. '
Miss K. Stewart leaves this week
to visit at Pt. Stanley.
Miss Sarah Sweet or Toronto, is hol-
idaying with her parents.
Mrs. Vanstone, of Brantford is vise
I.ting her 'sister Mrs. Amos.
Mr, Prowse, of Marlette, Mich.
is visiting: with relatives in town.
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Baker of Detroit
are visiting with relatives in town.
Miss N. Dayman bas returned 'to
Toronto after visiting with' Mrs. Amos
The fall wheat is beginning to turn
and will be close behind the hay hart -
vests.
Winnham will have a tax rate of
33 mills this yea'. 'and Clinton 31
mills. '
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idles M. Armstrong •of Lucknow ie
visiting ner, parents Mr. and ts1rs. 1
Armstrong.
Miss Sadie Walker, of Hamilton is
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs,
Jas. Walker.
DOY WANTED -Smart !boy wanted
to learn printing. Apply at the
Times offiice.
There is one compensation in this
tot weather -the grass doe's, one n ed
Butting as often.
Miss Rita Young ban returned io
Seaforth after visiting with Mr. and
Mrs, F. .W. Gladman ,
J. K. and Ma's. Baker are: spending
a week with Exeter and Granton,
fr:ends.-J3ruswels Post.
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Ilandford have
treturneel home after visiting six
weeks in Douusman, Wis. _
Mrs, Jos, Sutton vielte:d in London
last week,
Mrs, I. Hooper, and daughter 'Ruth
are holidaying in Michigan.
:Mrs. A, .l;1ooer, or the Lake 'Road its
visiting her ulster at Grimsby.
' Mat ,pert Gillies, of Paris, is holi;
Flaying+ with his ,parents in town.
Mr, ,Simms, of Montreal, visited Mr.
and, Mrss C. F. Hooper on Saturday.
(Mid ID. McInnis has 'pureheeed a
seven passenger Studebaker automobe
ile.
Mr. and Mrs.,T. 0, McLeod, return}
ed last Friday after visiting in Line
wood
Mee J, Ili. ii3roderick, of -'Regina,
is the guest.. of illus. John Ileroderi'ek
of town,
TD', and Mrs, Ernest•Dodds, or Torr
onto, axe the guests of Mr. and 31rs
s; Fitton,'
,
Miss Olive Quance ,is spe;ndin,g soine
time with her aunt, airs. A. 'E. Brown
of Ailsa Craig. •
'Mrs. Wm. !Bray, of Virden, Man.,
is visiting her father Mr. did. Delo
,bridge, of town.
Two 'ririks of bowlers went to. Sea -
forth Wednesday to take 'part in a
bowling tournament.
Mr. and JILrs. L. D. Vincent visited
in "' . Thomas and Pt. Stanley for a
fete, says this week.
Misses Favie'da and Leona '.fioopt'Ii,
of Sr. Marys; are 'visiting with Mr;
and 'errs. C. F. Hooper.
11Ir, and Mrs. :Victor Tackabery and
two ohildren, of London, spent the
1veel: i• rend with ,telatrees.
Misse3 Alice, Florence, and Ethel
Vincent, visited Miss Jessie SBricke;
Woodi in London for a few days this
week.
bliss Gladys .Harvey .has returned
home after visiting for a few days
at the home of Mr. Fred Stewart in
111 borne.
Special Notice ;- July Sale of Sum-
mer 'Goods beginning Thursday July
't3th., take notice of bars. W. D. Yeo's
adv. in another column.- .
If you want flour :made from West-
ern wheat only, we hive it in stock
always. Quality second to none. Get
a sank and try 5.t out. It's all right.
'Harvey !Bros.
' Miss Gleetis Hilt pf 'the Deaconess
Train'ng School, Toronto, who is hole-
dayingt at her home at 'Crediton, visa
iter! relatives In town this weietk:
Tie Engl'sl_ church 'picnic was held
at, Grand Bend on 'Tuesday. The day
was 'fine en -1 a large number spent
a. very pleasant day at the lakeside.
• The see -et -ire' or board or directors
are not tho only '.factors in making a
euecesofnl fel roar they must have
the eo-operracton of the whole com-
munity.
:bier. and Mrs, Jesse Delbridge and
little daughter left Tuesday for their
home. in Hamoita. Man. after visiting
for a month with relatives in and
around town,
Mr. and Mfrs, L Maynard and child
Mrs. G. Powell. and 'Mrs. W. Powell,
of London visited with Mr. and Mrs.
IE. A. rollick Saturday last on their
way to :Grand 'Bend for a weletk..
"The London Free Press have dors
ated a trophy to the Exeter bow1F
Lens to be competed 'for at their ant.
nual tournament replacing the one
captured by the London 'Thistle Club
last! year.
The Ladies of the Caven Preishy-
terian church intend ho'd'ng a Baz-
aar, and 'raspberry festival on the
church grounds. Friday July 21st;, at
5 p, .m, Refreshments 15o. Ice-onenm
'etc., extna.
We have th it good flour Mani:obt's
J3est or Model for bread and Wel-
l'
lot caire a Dour
said to be just no good, insist en hav-
ing some hems made goods. Theru'atro
acne better. -Harvey Bros.
!lir. ;Wm. Glenn, Sr. or Lumley, died
et his home on Thursday. Jte1y 13(1
following a few days illness with
pleura -,pneumonia. Isesides a widow,
'be is survived by Iwo sons and a
daughter; George, • of Bruccfield,
John and Maud at home. The funeral
was 'held on Sunday afternoon to Mc
'taggart's cemetery and was largely
as wee as returned to Rod -
attended.
ney after holidaying with his rarenta
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Sweet.
Mtr. and Mrs. Wm. May returned
Monday evening from their 'wedding
trip up the Muskoka lakes,
Mr. and ,Mrs. A. McFall' of Seafor-
th. visited. with Miss K. McFalls and
1lliss Gregg' over the week -end.
Miss Robinson, of Palmerston vist-
aed biiss Vera Muxworthy at Main
St,, 'parsonage over the weckaend.
PRESENTATION D ADDRESS
Prior to their leaving for their,
new field of labor et 'Tivegton the
eongregatioi of Northwood met at the
church to ;bid Mr. and Mrs. S. G.
Hawke farewell, A good .pro?ramme
was given. 'Rev. Mathews acted, an •
chairman, Miss Ceti' sang two solos'
the Misses( aelcireeracher gade two
•piano duets and
gave a
Mr. R. Gidley and Mrs. J. Elston piano selection, An address was read
are leaving this week for a visit to by Mrs. iRobt, MdQann and Mrs .Jien-
Stratford, Soutthamptonl and Toronto. r 'and a parse of
gold'*50.00 to Mr. and Mrs. Hawke.
Mrs, W. D. ,Burke and 1itt1'i daught ;Afterwards a dainty lunch• was 'ser-
er' or Albion, N. Y. are visiting with vedr Closed by singing, '1God be.with
are risiting with the former's 'par- you till we meet again."
Old Sol has "been interfering with Northwood, June 21, 1916
produet:on in the'.. factories and shops
and' she output is a 'few stagers below Dear Mr. and Mrs. Hawke.
normal.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Epi son of limb -We' your congregation .and friends
are met together to -night to spend
a social time with 'you and to 'bid you.
3:ssetC. good b,ee. 'Vine feel ai'e 'could not let 1
'you ga .from our. ,midst without' ?in
some way showing our appreciation
ester, N. Y. ,and Mrs. Ed, 13i -neat
of Winnipeg, are visiting Mrs. Wm,
Miss Grace J,iird wan, 'successful in
passing her entrance examination.s at
Mitchell with a very creditable Pere
centag e,
,Rev, W.. M. 'alartin of London con-
ducted services for Dr. Fletcher at
tbe Thaws Road Presbyterian church
on Sunday.
/Among the soldiers home from
,Borden o'er the weekrend 'were;--
Ptes, B. Harvey. F.'Wells, 'Bert Rivcr,s
E, ICollingwood, E. Kellett,
lifrs, ;Ito', and little daughter end
Mrs. Haman, of Montreal, were the
guests or brre and Ofits. R. W, 13.
'l3eaverrs on Thursday last.
Miss X. Collins who bas been vis:t
Fin a t the hem
of
g eMr.rad Mae. n. J
iA. Stewart, left Tuesdya for Serena
where slit will take a boat .trip to
0e., Ltd., J, Sutton, Manager_, 1 Duluth, -
o:e your ernest and faitleful work
'among us as pastor and wite. You
bane labored 'with us .for tbe past:
four !years. These years have boon
'Tull of .true Oh�ristian labor, Christ- .I
Tan friendship and Christian help. We
have all been greatly ''b:•essed and
helper, by your ministry., your .Christ. -
tars character your com.(orting wo: iia
and, your overflow;ng optimism ,for
the Master's rletrviee.
eee a 'small token of our Ltncere ap-
preciation of your friendship and la b-
ore among ;os the wet you to eeeept
this purse.
'We wilt mire you both' from our
leenmunity and from. our :eh urch
ivorko but ave trust ado pray that
,God's .idle. st :bletasitig will 'attend
r
your labors ill your. ,stow .field.
Signed seta behalf on your. many
Zrien.ds; •
The Call,
Back
To the land!,
You understand?
The call
Is going forth
Its wealth to sharp
Prom everywhere.
The east,
The west and north. r
So get ;
A cow
And grab tr plow
And join
The grand parade.
There's nothing quite
To bring
Delight
.As this same
Farming trade.
You need not know
The. way
To hoe,
.Nor how
The soil to turn,
But by and by
If you will try,
The secrets •
You can learn. ,
A. joy
You'll find
Quite unconfined
In rising
µ1t' 'With the sun
aec And finding, when
;„ •�• It sets again
Your task
Is nearly done.
So grab
A rake
Vr;if Far goodness' sake
.And buy
- A. sitting hen.
Get in
The line
(The water's fine)
.And join
Your fellow men.
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ean
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HOW IT HAPPENED ' . r
First Woman (angrily) Your Joh*
n'y gavel nay Willie the measles.
Second Woman -No sash thing 1
Your 'Willie came over where my
Johnny was, and took 'em. •
• MANY IN EXETER
TRY SIMPLE MIXTURE
Many .Exeter people axe surprised
at the QUICK action of simple buck.
thorn bark, 'glycerine etc., as 'mixed
in Adler'-L,ika. This simple remedy
acts on LIMB upper and lower bow.
el, removing buck surpriteing foul
matter • ,that ONE SPOONFUL pee
Teves almost ANY CASE constipations
sour stomach or gas, A few doses of-
ten relieve or prevent appendicitis.
A short treatment helps 'ahronid
stomach trouble. The INSTANT, easy
action of Adler-i-ka is astonishing.
W. S. Cole, Exeter. Ontario. .
HI'CK'S FORECASTS t '
'A regular storm period is 'central
on the 20th. treaching from the 18th
to the 23rd. Disturbing causes ,and
things to expect.
The Moon is on the celestial egtu-
ator on the 18th, is in conjunction with
Jupiter on the 22nd. and at last quart -
ter on the 21st. Mercury is in peri-.
belion on the 20th, and Venus is in
aphelion on the 22nd. The Venus
equinox blends with the regular VtiL-
can period, while the conjunotion of
the planet Neptune with Earth ani
Sun on the 25th; extends its purtarb -
ing influence quite over the whole
perio.t. The midsummer, drawbacks"
may be &aid to exist at this time, -
that is.. the tendency to minimuim
rain falls will be strongly in Beide
once, when light and scattering rains
only are, expected to 'result. Eat the
beginning or the Venus period, blonde
ed with the other astronomical cane
ses named' above, give good promises
of mare than minimum rains at this
and following; July periods. from the
18th, the date that. the f[oon is an
the celestia It equator, pas ing to north
'declination there witL be a marked
and rapid fall of the barometer in
western parts, high temperature, in-
creasing as the wa,e motes eastward,
the growing cloudiness, breaking in-
to violent thunder, wind and rain
storms may reasonably be expected,
'All these will maroh in suceessivt9
order from west to east, comsaming
several days in passing from their
origin in the west, to their disappear-
ance in the east. Storms will be at
.their crisis in the great Miss:'ssiiipi
,Valley on and touching Friday, the
21st to Sunday the 23rd. While thei
storm centexl is .causing aetualstorrns
of wind rain and thunder, mingled
;perhaps with hail storms, in central
parts of. the country, remember that
rising barometer and change to tcoo,,
er, clearing weather will be .pushing
from the west, while at the same time
the temperature will be rising, the
barometer wilt be falling, and cloudi-
ness will only be in its formation,
with threatening 's sages in tstatea
east of the actual storms. Thus tiering
the actual days of the tstorm period
we have three distinct stagers of wea-
ther existing at the same time -
storms being between the cooler,•clear-
ing weather following in the west, and
the .fair, warmer and threatening
weather existing in the east. With
a tcommonsense understandirg of.
these facts -facto which aro Lerida, -
mental in all storm movements- no
sensible person wilt.expcct the actual
storm to continue in his locality dur-
ing all the storm pariah He will ex-
pect warmer, threatening weather a
day or two ahead of storms, rainy
stormy weather in the center. and
cooler. clearing weather west or the
storms. Thie answers: the critics and
cranks who contend that- we "covets
the whole time with storm
rm 'periods.
and make na peovsions for fair wea-
tler. The truth is our •foretas
t4.
'provide for more days or Fair )vea'
ther than for stormy weather, and
the man who will use bis brain, in
connection with, the weather and our
forecasts, niay' know, practically, just
when td expect cnc of .t) cse advance
ing stages, during and •between the
storm periods. Ile who will not am;
th'e truth and justirc'of'this sjtitici=m
either is dishonest or ineapable. 'lia
cannot, on he will not understand er
accept the s.mplest` proposition,.
Children Or
1.70R FLETCHE R'S
CASTORiA
trllli:as MY, JULY 20th, 19115. : ,',
SALT FOR SALE, --An excellent
1 quality of Sarnia made salt for sale
at the old Temperance 'House at the
G. T R. station, Sold in any quant-
ity. Your patronage is solicited and
satisfacti:n is guaranteed. -• Eli,
MAGUIRE. Exeter.
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be',reeeived for the
building of a parsonage for the Meth-
odist 'Cturah, Parkhill, up to six o'
clock, p. no, Friday, July 21st, 1915.
The lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted. Plans and speci-
fications may be seen by applying
to J. E, Harrison, Parkhill, secretary,
of the building committee.,
EOR SALE
A most desirable lreeidental prope
erty situate, in one of the best gest-
!ciente! parte' of the Village of Exeter.
lfihis property consists of a one and
a half storey frame house, 8 rooms
with pantry; and closets, a good Isom.=
cner kitchen and large wood; ,shed,
good well and cistern, a Line seleet-
ion of fr'u'it ,trees and small Pruitt
and a good stable with iron roof.
len) person desiring a dine resident;
'al ,prtopelrtr can obtain the above on
eery satisfactory terms. For partici.
'Marrs apply{ to
Isaao R. 'Carling,
I ,.•_'-„e • ' r Earrister, do.
Esetelr Ont
CANADIAN NATIONAL
V. EXHIBITION s 1t.
Empire Federation
Spectacle [
1,200 Performers; 10 Massed
Bands; Chorus of 60 Voices
Glorious Pageant symbolizing Im-
perial Solidarity and Power
Mammoth Scenic Reproduction of
the British Houses of Parlia-
ment, Westminster Abbey
and the War Office.
OJ /AND UNDER
SEA
01111 LAND
WI THE AIR R
Scenes that have thrilled the Em-
pire Re-enacted by Overseas
Troops.
Shells in. Process of Manufacture
Immense Munitions Exhibit
Model Camp,. Trench . Warfare, Hand
Grenade and Bomb Throwing, De-
struction of Warships by Hidden
Mines, Bayonet Fightiatg,, Federation
Year Fireworks, Complete blew.
Midway.
Anmer The Horse s
Government Exhibits, Superb Staowing
of Live Stock and Agricultural
Products, Acres of Manu-
factures.
Toronto, Aug. 26 to Sept. 11
Before
t1 in
y g
ELECTRICAL
APPLIANCES
OF ANY KIND
Give us a call and do not
bay an Electric Iron un-
less marked
"Standard
Hot -point"
We would be pleased
to deliver any make of
iron to you for trial with-
out any obligation on
your part to purchase.
W. J. Beer
M:
A" The' ?e?ixceUe Store,, .
7 tP.NAOA'S FA ,ORI1k DRUG STOT•. �.
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"Your Sweetheart'. Choicer'
Their exquisite deliciousness ie
obtained by the skillful use oil
absolutely pure ingredients of
the highest grade.
60c., 80c. and $1.00 per Ib.
Fresh assortment toda..
W. S. C'cle, Exeter
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'L .RE
VARlo'IERS
RTTENTION
We have a specially select-
ed Stock of No. 1, Good
Standard. Red Clover Alsrke,
Timothy, Alfalfa, Sweet
Clover, Orchard and Blue-
grass, Seed Corn, etc.
Just received a shipment of
No. 1, Imported Alsike at
$12.50 per bteshel.
Special prices given on
Club Orders of $10 and up-
wards.
We hale a cg's-'nt'f•- • F
FLIRT CLASS Rugg
kEi
for Sale,
A Call Solicited
C. ZSICkER
CREDITO, - - UST
Ladies" Qitess•.es 4
July Sale
Children'd Dreg
ses
Gowns
Skirts
OE
Summer Goods
AT
MRS. W. D. YEO'S
Embroideries
Wide and Narrow
alto Coteet
Cover Etnb. at
17c per yard
To make room for our New Fall Goods, which
are arriving, we wish to clear out some lines of Sum-
mer GGods, bought at old prices. Our beautiful MLas-
lins we are offering 8 yards $ 1; 7 yards $1; 6 yards
75e and some at 10c a yard.
Store open every evening till 7.30 o'clock p.an.
and Wednesday evening 9 o'clock.
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Call and inspect our
Muslims
'Dresses
Gingltante
Fouiards
"July"
Bargains
1
White Waists
Si k Waists
Under Waists
Parasols
1
No warping, bulging or breaking at the centre of heat -
the strain is taken 'up by the two-piece Bre-pot which
permits no ashes to cling or clog.
mcciarp
sunshine
Let me show you the special features of the Sunshine
that help to effect that economy in fuel for which it is noted.:
81a
Sold by 1'. 1 AWKiNS & • SON.
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