HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1904-04-07, Page 4TIIE WIN UM TIMES, APRIL 7, 1904.
WE ARE SOLE
AGENT S FOR
Dr. tlesse's
Stock Goods
C. A. Campbell
The Druggist
WINGHAM.
The mine of the exports t t home pro- Miss Alice fluff is speuding the poli-
dace iron 1870 to 1576 -while the Con- dayshoiue,
servatives were in power --was 694 nail- s, Master Thynne Wray of Belgrave ris-
llone. From 18$7 to 1904 -While the !lied his Aunt, Mrs. Bailey, this week.
Liberals had charge of affairs -it was . Nr and Dire, John Baby spent the
s 1.162 millions. or nearly doable that of poem hokidays with relatives at Fort
their predecessor.
Dir. John Meneie spent Easter with
A number of 'Canadian newspapers, friends at Stratford.
uielnding the Loudon Free Press. the I Miss Cora Messer and Willie Elliott
Winnipeg Telegram and the Toronto i are home from Listowel High School for 1
Mail have been jubilantly quoting Ur.' Mr. Harry McHardy was in Goderick
Heys as s:►yiug that no wheat grown in {' during the holidays.
the Cauadiau Northwest would be car- 1 Mr, McKenzie .Messer of Chatham is
ried east by the all-railroute. Of course 11 visiting his home here for a feed days,
Air. Hays said nothing of the kind. The I 1liiss. Mars~ Scott left last week to visit
words are those of a London paper. if .relatives iu Seaforth,
• Mr. flays thought no grain Weald be 1
Oliver Mills was holidaying at Olin -
carried over the eastern section. of the ton.
Grand Trunk Pacific he would not be Wesely Cornell visited friends at
F3espler.
Foolish enough to ask the promoters to Mrs. Marrow is visitiug relatives at
pay interest for forty years on the cost of Listowel.
constructing it. Miss Aunie Swann and Clifford
Ptigh of Godericn Collegiate Institute
CHURCH NOTES, are home.
Service was held in St. Paul's Church Miss Kathleen Swann of Dungannon
on Good Friday morning and in the , Mrs. G. Gannett acid George Green -
;Methodist church in the evening. : way visited at Guelph.
Very Rev, Dr. Cronvit, Chancellor of Mrs, Elliott of Inwood was visiting
the
tise•barn resident of Landon, is critical- ^ Mr. Wesley Thornton of Detroit spent
ly alt at his home in that cit i holidays with relatives here.
y' TSIs+ Hill and Mr. Hill of Hamilton Among thelproverba and sayings cur -
The annual Vestry meeting of St. • were guests at W. Thornton's last week. reut in Japan is the following: "A
tongue three inches long can kill
yacation.
1O ADVERTISERS
:is spending the holidays at home.
Diocese of Hamn. and the oldest na- her sister, Mrs. John Wasmau.
John ,Allen.,..,..,,„... , -257
Ernest .Diamond. 254
Arlie Bisbee .......252
Veronica Armstrons;..,. ,,..243
Gordon McLean 239
Steward Tapsley ..... 235-
Roy
35Roy Kinsman 234
Edgar Barber... 222
PT. z IP Pk. II OF FIRST Bora.
DEPT, yin TO DEPT. vu.
Pass 150.
Jean. 'anNorman. 303
Alb% Elliott 800
Norah Smith 294
Melvin Milne. ..... -. .... - • 291
Millie Nichols 290
Annie Wilson 289
Grace Barrett 289
Ernest Corery .... . .....289
Gladys Nicholson 265
Marie Wanoksmuth 284
Olive McPherson 279
Agnes McIlwain 273
Fred Maguire 273
Herbert Kerr 272
Elsie Gillespie 272
Lacy Bower 271
Metba McPherson 264
Phoebe Bloomfield 260
Nelson Kargns 260
Weir Elliott ....... . 247
Leila Horsey ........243
Josie
Harry Dear
Ruth Lloyd ,
Melville Beeman
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233 which is clubbed with this paper to new
226 or old subscribers paying in advance
$1.15 for beth.
A fine Map of the Seat of War, in
three colors, 18x22 ruches, will be mailed
:free to every subscriber to the two papers
remitting us two ceuts extra for cost of
mailing. Ad'1rees•
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a paying place when graduated, should attend
The Canada Business College,
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Students of last year already earning over
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THE WEEKLY
MONTREAL HERALD
Paul's church was called for Monday Mrs. DicAlltster, who resides with h
Notice of chanes must be left at this' law. n(, after the trareartiott I daughter. Mrs. James Messer, fell one a man six feet high.
r evening as , a s da last p.
office not later than Saturday noon• h t was ad- y a` ' week and broke her hi As
The copy for changes const e i.1ye Stock Markets,
not later than Monday evening. jonrned for two weeks. I to prove- serious.
Casual advertisements accepted up The eseentive committee of Huron An "At Home" under the auspices of Toronto, April 5. -There was rather a
to noon.Wednesday of each week. the Westminster Guild of the Presby- light run at the city cattle markets to
Sunday School Association meet at teriau church will be held at the home
- -- - - -- --. -- --- a.Cliuton last Friday to arrange the pro- of Mr, and Mrs. George McDonald on day' consisting of 43 loads, with 800 head
ESTABLISHBD 157'2. gram for the annual convention which Wednesday evening. All the young pito- of cattle, 167 sheep and lambs, 200 hogs
T will he held in Wingham next month, ple cf the congregation are invited to and 105 calves. The market was about
1{:e ' INfiliA1 TIMES. . Wingham District Leagne Executive attend,
b left of routine business the meeting, Mrs McAllister is au ofd lady it is apt
steady, barely, however, holding its own.
The annual meeting of the Bluevale Flax A heavier run would probably have
H. eevaer,IOTT. Preaasa-5R.Nn PROrr.Teeoe will meet in Wingham Methodist Church Manufacturing Company was held in the. For- caused a distinct break in prices.
esters' Hall. on Saturday afternoon, when a
on Friday, April Sth, at 11 a, m. to dis- diridt-nd of 52.50 per 420 share was paid to the A feature of the day's offering was
encs the passibility of a Summer School shareholders. Anew Board of Directors icas
elected :Ts follows: Thomas Stewart, John sic- the number of very fine loads of cattle
for the study of the Bible and missions. Cracken, George 'Purvey, William Messer and offering.Thegeneral quality' of the
Henry Diment. Thomas Stewart was elected q t'
Meetinesof Presbyterian, Methodist, President. An effort will be made to rent land offerings was higher than for some time
for the purpose of sowing flax.
and Coneregrtionai ministers and lay- past.
men at Halifax and Winnipeg on Good
THURSDAY. APRIL 7, 5904.
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
Lal trains, with NOTICE. -The question is: How can The following are the quotations:
Frida dis..ussed the - uPstion of thatch
On Thursday five spec y 4
3,000 immigrants, most of them Britisb, union, and ndoptad resolutions in favor Robt. DScIu loo loan his money so cheap
passed through Montreal en route to the of the principle. ROBT. MCINDOO,
Canadian Northwest. Every incoming Rev. D. Perrie has been confined to
Atlantic steamer brings its full quota of the house for some days through illness,
settlers. bat we are pleased to learn that he is re -
The Customs revenue for the nine . covering and hones to be around again The following is the result of the pro -
months ending March 31st, 1904, totals in .few days. Rev. lir. Paul. of Bras- motion examinations held in the Public
$30,163.263, as egainst$26,708,229 for the sels took his work in the Presbyterian School at Easter, Examinatious will be
held at midsummer, as usual. Pupils
should be present on the first day of
4 - - opening, as ou that day the classes for
1904, was $3,559,251, as against $3,271,166, ' EAST R'AWANOSH the summer term'willbearranged.
4 an improvement of $285,005.4 . Mrs. Edmonton' visited her brother, FRoP JR. TO SR, THIRD.
DEPT. ry To DEPT, In,
Tuesday afternoon in the Legislature. Mr. F. Toll. on Easter. Pass mark, $45.
the leader of the Government introduced' Mr. John Hallahan, who has been ill JessteStein.
his bill to amend the Supplementary for some time is recovering. Irwin Adair
Revenue Act by providing for the in. , We are mach pleased to hear of the Freda VanStoue
recovery of ;lir. Jas. McGill, sr. Edith Conery.
creased taxation. The bill proposes that Homer Barrett
railways passing through the organized Miss Amanda Nethery of Bluevale is Elam Armour
districts in Ontario shall pay a tax to the guest of Mrs. J. Wightman. Essie Jackson
the provincial treasury of $30 per mile Mrs. Glasby of Brantford spent Easter Gordon Young..
for single tracks, and $10 for each addi- with her brother. Mr. Geo. Quinn.
Chester Page
Gretta Kennedy
tional track. In the case of railways Mr. Thos. Black has returned to Toron- Rowland Taylor
tanning through unorganized districts. to after abrief sojourn with friends here, dna Swarts
the tax will be $20 and $5 respectively. Mrs. John Nethery of Bluevale is here Ethel Wood
taking care of her mother who is very Ruby Hart....
Railways less than 100 miles in length g Bertha Jones
are to be taxed $15 per mile for single
ill. Adeline Welsh
tracks and $5 per mile for additional Mrs. A. Henderson is very i11 at pres- Clara Beemer
tracks. ent. We hope soon to hear of her re- - David Gaest
covert'. Ada Haines.
The Winnipeg Telegram, The Ottawa Bertie Sanderson
Citizen and many other protectionist Messrs. J. Helps, D. Cook and R. B. Peter Kelly
papers which continually bewail impor- McGowan held very successful wood bees ' Mary Coulter.
; Recommended -Eva Armour (ill).
talions from the United States are last week.
Mrs. Pope and children, of Hensall i SENIOR II TO JC` IOR III.
constantly and regularly importing' i Derr. v To DEPT, iv.
from the United States the plc- i spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. George pass 300.
Henderson.
on notes and mortgages? Call and See.
P,ROMOTION EXAMINATIONS.
same period last year, an improvement church on Sunday last.
of $3,458,034. The revenue for March,
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549
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tures which they present to their readers , Mr. Ab Qainn Snndayed with friends
and which can be made just as well in. • on the 6th line. On Tuesday be left for I
Winnipeg or Ottawa, Toronto or Mon- , Winnipeg where he has secured a good
treal, as in the United States. These situation.
professed protectionists are all free trad- ! Hugh McLean removed his house -1
ers when they think it suits their pock- hold effects to his new farm on the 10th i
ets.-Ottawa Events. 91ine ]ant week.
Ottawa "Events" remarks: "Very 1 Mr. Wesley Quinn intends leaving for i
many persons in Canada, in fact mast ; Manitoba shortly, He will locate in the
persons, believe that Parliament should o Barr settlement, i
delegate its power of granting divorces ' Mr. Albert Quinn, son of Mr. George t
to a court of law in order to lessen the ! Quinn, of East Wawanosh, left Blyth
cost to parties who have a right to se- ' station last week for Roland, Manitoba,
cure a decree. At present, only the where he will make his home for several
man or woman with a bank account can months.
secure the remedy to which Parliament Mr. Wm. Walden bas purchased Mr. I
gays every person in the Dominion has' Wm. Ward's farm. The price paid was 1
a right. 1t is undoubtedly a case of one :3100. Mr. Ward is in i11 health and i Pass mark 300.
law for the rich and another for the poor F will move to town to live. { Irlma Kennedy
so far as the provinces of Ontario, Mani- , Mr. John Wightman moved to his new Dudley Holmes
Mary Ritchie 520
Lyle Stephenson 462
Pearl Paton 461
Lizzie Johns 448
Pears Cartwright. 447
Hazel Drummond. 446
Ethtsl Beckwith. 437
Dick Mann.... 435
Mabel Hallern 432
Gladys Carr . , , , . 403
Minnie Kargus 376
Allan Knechtel....... 375
Wilbert Sturdy. 370
Leamen Hicks 365
Edna Coutts 360
Nellie Coutts 347
Frauk Graham , . - ....329
Stanley Mitchell 327
Clifton Aitcheson. 306
JR. Il TO SR. 11.
DEPT. VI. TO DEPT. V'.
Violet Borden
toba and Qaebee are concerned. The
farm on the west boundary of Morris Cora Kerr
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477
466
other provinces grant divorces by means ' last week. Mr. Jas. Cloakey oft Gott" Holmes
of provincial courts."
Wingham moved to the farm recently Mary Madigan
i Gordon Gannett
'--- 'vacated by Mr. Wightman.
Nellie Nichols
Harry Coutts
xLIIEDALL. l Earl Hall
.vers
When the nerves are weak
everything goes wrong. You
are tired all the time, easily
discouraged nervous, and
irritable. Your cheeks are
arsaparilla
ppale and your blood is thin.
Your doctor says you are
threatened with a nervous
breakdown. He orders this
grand old family medicine.
"For intoe than 50 years t have used A7er's
fler:YaperIllI In my family. 101* a grand tonle
Sit all thane, and a wonderful medicine for im-
pure blood.'. -D. C. Boar, West listen, Conn.
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.00 boil]!, J. C. I1tTtR OA.,
1 ,fist for . Lowell, Mas.,
eak Nerves
Miss Aggie Smillie of London Normal
School is holidaying at home.
Miss May Davidson of Wroxeter was)
visiting her cousin, Mra. Peter Fowler, !
Bluevale road, this week.
Mr. James Burgess of Strathroy spent
a few days at home Iast week,
Miss Belle Fowler of the Bluevale
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Exporters' cattle -
heavy
Light
Bulls
do., light
Feeders
light,800 pounds and up-
wards 3 00
Stockers -... 2 50
900 lbs 2 75
Butchers' -
Choice
Medium
Picked
Bulls .
Rough
Light stock bulls
Milk cows
Hogs -
Best
Lights
Sheep -
Export
Bucks
Calls
Spring Lambs
Calves, each....
Per 100 lbs.
$4 80
4 00
4 00
4 00
$ 50
3 75
3 50
3 60
4 25
3 r5
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2 50
2 75
2 25
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4 75
4 50
3 25
3 12e
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!Lt FINE PHOTOS
CLEAR AND BRIGHT
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We are now doing a nice line at
$1.25 a dozen.
tf Armstrong & Co's Studio
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ItCall and see them at
THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR STORE
iJohil & Jas. H. Korr'
WING' -IAM
GRAND TRUNKSYs EM
World's Fair, St. Louis, Apr. 30 -Dec. 1, 1904
1200,000in prizes for Tournament of Air -Ships.
5150,000 appropriated for Athletic events.
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Return tickets will be issued at REDUCED
4 30 RATES on and after April 25th, allowing stop -
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15 also at Detroit and Chicago.
4 50
3 00 5I7.10 to Washington, P.C., and return. Good
3 25 going April lith, ]2th; valid returning on or
2 b0 before April 18th, 1904.
65 00
501.50 to Los Angeles or San Francisco and
return ; good going April '22nd to 80th inclusive,
valid returning, reaching destination on or
4 50 before June 30th, 1004.
3 50 4 05
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3 50 4 00
3 00 (i 50
5 50 6 50
WINGITAM MARKET REPORTS
Wingham, April 6th, 1904
Corrected every Wednesday afternoon
by Howson, Harvey & Brocklebank.
Flour per 100 lbs.......... 2 00 to 2 50
Fall Wheat 0 88 to 0 S8
Spring Wheat 0 00 to 0 00
Oats, 0 29 to 0 30
Barley .... ..... 0 40 to 0 45
Peas 0 55 to 0 60
Turkeys, drawn 0 12 to 0 13
Geese, " 0 08 to 0 08
Ducks, per pair ... 0 60 to 0 75
Chickens 0 30 to 0 60;
Butter 0 15 to 0 15
Eggs per doz 0 12 to 0 12 W o R Lo' S
'Wood per cord
ONE-WAY SPECIAL EXCURSION TICKETS
ON SALE DAILY to points in Colorado,Brit-
ish Colufubia, California, ete.
Special Settlers' •Tarns to the Canadian
Northwest will leave Toronto every Tuesday
during April at9,00 p.m. Passengers travelling
without live stock snould take the Pacific Ex-
press leaving Toronto at 1.45 p.ni.
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apply to J. D. MoDONALD, District Passenger
Agent, Toronto, or
L. HAROLD, Agent,Winglinm.
250 to 350 30TH TO
Hay , per ton............ 7 00 to 7 60
Potatoes, per bushel 0 60 to 0 60
Tallow per lb 0 05 to 0 Oa
Lard 0 13 to 0 13
Dried Apples per 1b 0 04 to 0 04
Wool 0 16 tp 0 18
Live Hogs, per cwt 4 40 to 4 40
Basil Blackhall. 443
Hazel Taylor 430
MargneriteHomnth...,....427 BUToHERSHOPGoldwia Hamilton 425
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Willis Haines ,... 403
Oliver Campbell 400
FAIR, ST. LOUIS,
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NELSON, RC
ROSSLAND, B C.........1
VANCOUVER, B. C
VICTORIA, B.C.... I
SEATTLE, Wash
^""--"' TACOMA. Wasli....
PORTLAND, Ore
Money to Loan
Any amount of money to
loan on good farm
property at 5 per cent.
ABNER OOSENS.
WINGHAM ONT.
NORTH END
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The largest Store in Wingham
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From Wingham. Second Class. Until April
80th, 1004. Lower rates to Many other points.
Apply to nearest Canadian Pacffie. Agent, or
A. ti. NOTMAN.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
1 King St. East, Toronto
Edna Bottrell ..358
Earl Johns 344
Lettie Morden .. 315
]days. ! Agnea Walker... 312
Mrs. C, R, Brinker and children are , Recommended -Mary Adams
spending the holidays in Michigan. y Edith Shark.
' Miss Maggie Jermyn hag returned tri 1 SR, PT. II To .Tie.,SECoxD.
Toronto after a two•weeks visit at home, Darr. 'en TO DEPT. VL
Mrs. George Haney is visititg relatives i Total 400. To pass 200.
i at Toronto. 1 a Irwin
Mrs. Robert ]fang of Toronto spent the 1 Oneida
George Constable ...... , ....331
352
I Easier holidays with het sister MIs, An- ! Robbie Crowder , 319
1 Weetey Denman of Grand Valley was t (Georgia Forbes .314
drew Holmes s Willie Adair... , .... . .318
Having pnrchased Mr. Mitchell's in-
terests in the Butchering business, I will
continue the same in the old stand, and
solicit a continuance of the liberal pat•
(ill) renege of the past, Wild guarantee the
beat of quality in
Boasts of Beef, Veal,
Lamb And Pork.
Steaks, Chad, Sottp
Renese, Boiling Pieces.
1 visiting at Ills home here. 3 Vila Bowman . . ..... . .... . ..809
All orders delivered protmptly to dna
Mr. Fred Johnston of Brantford spent ¢ Vernon Scott
306 part of the town.
Easter Sunday at home. Russell Rosman
Ch tet P h f Pal f h George Howson
over Sunday.
es ng o mere an ryas eine ! Erbil Cro e trd t....
Frank McLean
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Mr. Bert Bailey of Owen Sound SI Thomas Hoirnee,.....,..,280
i nese College spent the holidays at hie I Abrabatn Bror 11 288
home here. Frank Galbraith 288
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MiAnnie and 13e11 Richardson -of i (George Cruickshank. 282
tirll s ss t artar with Afei'*'sll 1 Brawls harts been visiting at John 1 Muriel Partly.
ono 11 411•Oh Y1 Etht. Binrgei i,
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.Highest cash price paid for Hides and
Skins.
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SPRING! SPRING! SPRING!
We're keeping Spring in this big store, whether
Nature is or not, Store full of Spring Goods. The
breath of Spring in everything. Spring fashions,
Spring brightness, Spring weight, Spring lightness,
Spring daintiness in shades and styles.
Fancy and Staple Dress Goods for tailored suits
and street gowns add to the Spring-like feeling notice-
able throughout this beautiful store. And Bargains -
Spring Bargains -in every department. -
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We make the largest and most complete display of
Fashionable Dress Goods ever shown in Wingham l !
Everything that is exclusive, new, and in good
taste, will be found in this store. A range of prices
that from the lowest to the highest represents the very •
best qualities obtainable at anything near such prices.
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Our supremacy in Dres's Goods, Fancy Blousings
and Suitings is fully demonstrated by the magnificent
display of choicest New Dress Fabrics. Our variety s
of weaves, styles and colorings is so large that the most
fastidious can rely on procuring just what they want.
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-Silk and Wool Crepe Balionne
-Silk and Wool Eolienue
-Silk and Wool Crepe de Chene
-Victoria Pauama Canvas
-Victoria Panama Knicker
-Victorian Flake Tweed
-Scotch Tweed Suitings
-Irish Tweed Suitings
-Silk and Wool Drape de Paris
-Striped and Spotted Lnstres
-Venetian Ladies' Cloth
-Etamine Voile
-Silk Dotted Voile
-Canvas Voile
-French Cheviot
-Worsted Venetians
-Mohair Zibelines
-Carde de Soie
-Bleak Silk Grenadine
-Cream Silk Grenadine
-Knicker. Suitings
-Flaked Box Cloth
Every color. style and weave that fashion demands.
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HIS STOCK OF
Expect -demand if yon like ---care-
ful thoiight and the applied thor-
oughnese which means unques-
tioned satisfaction to you. And
expectto find the price which you
are asked to pay as low as ever
egtial Value was exchanged for.
So if you need a new Spring Suit-
orlxu Overcoat• -•or any article of ap-
parel -or if yott WILL be needing
somethiLg by-and.by--yon owe us a
visit.
Now Spring Suitings end Overcoat-
ings to hand. We'll be pleased to
show thelia to you.
THOSU FELISI R. M A 1. EL L.
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-Crimson, Lucerne and White
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-Orchard Grass
-Sentuck Blue Grass
-Meadow Fescue, Recd Top
-Lawn Grasses, in packages of the
finest mixtures.
---Mangolds-Intermediate, Long Red,
-Giant Sugar Beets
-Goose Wheat.
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