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OCKlerleh Township
'M s Percy Cook and. her two little
deughtene Lucy and Lizzie of Ham-
ilton hive bee* the
guestsof her
parents, Mr. feed Mrs. Charles Cook
Of the first con., the' peat .fortnight),
The following is the report of S.
S. No. 4, toderieh township, for
the Month of May :
5thed,H arold Lowery : Sr. 4th --Mae
Sinclair ; Isabel Sinclair. Lulu Lobb ;
Sr. tit (a)--Iivereet Lowery ; Jr,
4th' -Beryl duck ; Jr. 3rd Gracie
Tebbutte Joy Lobb, : Morgan Jones,
Olive yStodeart ; 2nd Endly Ford,
Harry Ford ; Jr. 2nd - Marion
Jones, Gladys Beattie, Edgar Stodd-
art ; Pt. 2nd - Elsie Ferguson, Roy
Rae= ; Pt. 1st -Irvine xebbutit.
-E. M. Phillips, Teacher,
West Huron Conservative
Convention on June 26th
CORONATION
CHINA
Beautiful Aust-'
rrian- China with
colored picture
of King, George
and Queen Marg
and EnglishCoat
of Arms
Cup & Saucer 20 to 25
Jugs . 35
Cream and Sugar 35
Plates 15 20 and 25
.Bowls 15
SOUVENIRS
OF CLINTONI
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Choice design in
blue with pict-
ure of Town
Hall.,
Cup &. Saucer 15 to 20
Jugs 15 to 25
Plates 15 25 to 35
Bowls
50
Coopor
-CLINTON.
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SunumierkilL
Mics M. Clifton ie the guest of her
broth, Mr. Che. Clifton.
de. and[rs. J s. Johnson of
Clinton bp(t Sunday in the village.
Mr. and Mrs; Win. Johnson of
Port,rr's.Hill called on friends around
`bea:e on Saturday.
Miss Nellie Beacom entertained a
number 01 ?ser lit.'.e fulends to a
birthday party ou Saturday,
f
A *Umber from ae)7und here at-
tended the funeral of Mr. Geo. Wray
ea Monday.
• Rev. J. 1L 'ondeli of hayfield. will
conducts service and administer Holy
Comvnunion on Sunday next at St.
iJamee' church, Middleton, St.
John's church, ilolmesville• )fed 'St.
Peter's, Surnniprhill,
Mr. T.' McKenzie of Clinton has
taken the contract of building a haune
fog) Mr, J. Ward and bas started Vo
work on ie.
Mr. and Mr'. Geo. Cook visited
at I. Geo. Johnson's on, Sunday.
Mie T. Churchill of Clinton is the
guest of her another, Mrs. Beacom,
this) week,
L. O. L. 928 held their monthey
meeting• on Monday nigh;',
Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Johnston of
the 10th„ called on friends in the
village on Sunday.
Mx, .R. A, Gooier paid • a business
trip to Goderich on Friday. •
Mr. H. Snell Sr, has .been oie lois
rounds as census enumerator.
Messrs. Holland and Pouter of tbe
Goderich Township System were
down the Base Line on Thue:day,
staking out the route of ehe tele-
phone . 'which is to be installed here
shortly.
Mrs. Noble was the guest of -Mrs..
Golder last week.
Rev, H,• Condell of Bayfield will
conduct the serviceshere on Sunday
next and administe.'r iloly',Commun-
ion.
Mr. and Mr's. E 1. Willia.tns of 'Sea -
forth were . guests at Mr. J, Col-.
borne's .on Sunday.
Mr. J. Johnson is not as well as
bis many friends woule 'like to see
him . •
The following is• the report of S.
5, 'No' 12 for the inon.th of: May.
The names are in order of clasrl
standing
Entrance Class --Willie Townshend,
Etta M'cBie'en ;;. Sr. 4th -Alvin• Teeing -
Effie Rath'; Jr, 4th-Teenie
Marquis, Secord McBrien, Mabel 'Hate
trey, Florenee Lawson : Sr. 3rd -
Neville Forbeu, May Saville, . Fanny
Lovett)•; Jr. "3rd -Olive. Wright, Jean.
Lindsay, Wilson Rath, • Elda Mair,
Mervyn Farquhar i ,.
Sr. 2n -Dsc
oth
Y
Marquis,
Cora Jervis, Fred John-
son ; Jr: 2n4 -Mary Wright, Johnny.
Townshend, James . Johnson, Army
Mcien, Be
ssie
Lindsay;
2nd -
Mary
McBrien, Etta Hardy; Nellie
Beacom, Hilda Forbes, Edward John;
ion, Jean Farquhar ; Pt: lst-Noranan
Wright.
--H;' E. Trick; Teacher,
anemsmanues~mintessinsseasm
Couch & Co.
Specials for Saturday
MIIIINEIIY SPECIAIS
As the millinery. season
is nearly over R e are.anx•
ions: to clear out the bal-
ance of our hate andhave.
divided . them into two
lots forquick selling.'
LOTNO.1.,.
Fifteen Ladies' trimmed
hats all this season regul-
arly sold at $4.00 $4.50
$5.00 for quick . • selling
Saturday $2:98.
LOT NOZ
Fifteen Ladies hats all prettily trimmed regularly sold
at $5.00 $5.50 and $8,00: Saturday. price $3.98. Now
is the time to buy a summer bat.
MUSLINE SPECIAL -500 yards of prettintisline'
suitable for summer dresses arid dressing sacques beauti-.
ful range ot,patterns regular price 20c 25c and 3504'
Saturday price 12ic.
WAIST SPECIAL --5 dozen White lacon waists
trimmed with Embroidery and tucks regular price X50
Saturday 89c each on 2 for 75e.
TOWEL
S
4 PECIAL,•.
Just to hand this week
:five dozen bath towela ex.
tra heavy towel if bought
in the regular way could
not be sold less than 35c
a pair. Saturday price 21c
a pair.
SKIRTS
SPECIAL
2 dozen white underskirts
neatly trimmed with Em-
broidery good quality 'eot,
ton would he good value
at $1,00 Saturday price
690.
th of George W. Wray.
The Base Line and the whole comp.
nn ,unity is the poorer for the death
of George W. Wraywhich took
lace
on Saturday last. He had always
lee:eyed good health until about three
weeks peeriously and only for a
few days was he confined to bed.
Mr. Wray was born in Devonshire,
England, ftes;y-thrcrs yearn age and
when a little over twenty years of
age carni to Canada and this coun-
try. He had received a business ed-
ucation; in the Old Land and for
.,nue time there engaged in office
work, reit he preferred the open air
life and :engegceId in farming.
He was a man 01 the most staunch
integrity and of a kindly, unassum-
ing nature that won foe, , hie the es-
teem of all witeli whom he came in
contact. He was a member and
office bearer in the Ontario street,
church, Clinton.
His wife, who is a daughter of Mr.
Wi'lllamns Tiplady, Sr., survives lime
They had no children.
The fumed which was very eargelyi
attended,. took place to Clinton cem-
etery on Monday, the services being .I
conduceed by Rev. T. W. Cosens who
returned from Conference for that
we 1
purpose. The pallbearersre s iia. ph,
John and. Will. Tiplady, James and
Glen Cornish and J. Tiplady, Tor-
onto.1
Edmund -Manning, Pioneer of
Hullett, Passes Into Rest.
On Wednesday of this week there
passed away another of Hullett's
early settlers, a good man, and true,
in the person of Edmund Manning,, at
the age of seventy-five years and six
months, Decearr d was a native of
Devonshire, England', and came to
this ;milky early in life. It is fifty-
eight years sincethe family came
too "tulle.'t and sete;;lr'd on ehe ifth
con. L a tee Mr, Mane f ng settled on
a farm of his own just across
the road and there he continued to
reside' until three years ago when be
moved to Lcn4e0o:4a.
Mr. Manning was married forty-six
years ago to .. his now soeeowing
widow, who was Miss Anne .Leitch.
There are also •surviving two flans'
a 'd 'two. daughters.. The song are
Joseph' on the farm on the 10th, and
Charles in Londesboro, and the daugh-
ters a'+.:' Mrs. Wm. Gray of 'eels
totenohip and Mrs. '' Ben, Mason of
Blyth.
Mr. Manning wan ill for about three
years . and at : times suffered consld-
e ably but during all that time he
borehie illness with greaa patience..
He was a man of quiet, and ' un-
assuming personality and was one of
the best of neighbors. He was . held
in high esteem by his neighbors
and
friends, those to :whom his sterling
qualities were "best' known. In' •re-
ligion he was Methodist..
Mr•. Manning was one of a family
of eight, there being five brothers and
three sisters, his death making the
first' break in the family circle • The.
brothers are : -Thomas of Londesboro,
William of Pilot Mound, Man;; Char-
lee of Cartwright, Man„ and John
of . Auburn, and the sisters 'Mrs.
Coventry, Winghacn, Mrs. 1m.. Wey-
mouth, 'Hallett and Mrs.. Ed. Bell of
Londesboro.
The funeral
takes
kes place tomorrow,
,
(Friday) af or eon. It will be un-
der tile auspicesof the Canadian
Order of ' Foresters, Mr.; Manning
having been a charter member of
Court Pride -of -the -West, Londesboro.
There will be 'a service in the Metlio-
dist church, conducted by Rdv. J.
H. Ostaerhout, .assisted by Rev. Mr. -
Small of Myth The interment will
be made in the Union. ' cemetery,
Illyth, •
London Road .. .
Miss 'Edna Hardy left' on Tuesday
morning for a three -weeks' visit with
friends in Mariposa, Lindsay and
o Ther points.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Wiltso visited
with McKillop' friends a 'iew days
last week. •
Mr.. G. B. Hanley is aft present
visiting in Michigan. '
Mr, 1?.. McGee lost a valuable horse
last' week.
Mr. Sam. Cudmcrre has been:press-
ing hay for Mesnrs. Stephenson,
Watt ante Waldron lately.
Miss Pearl Wise, visited her friend,
Mite Flossie Cole of Goderich town-
ship on Sunday: f
Mr, R. Weaver has not been:feeling•
very well the past few days, but
his -friends will be pleased to know
that he is improving.
Mrs. Stanbury and Mrs. John Mc -
Ewan, . visited Egmondville friends
last week,...
Mr. Jchn Stanbury of Bayfield call-
cad' on friends in this vicinity last
week.
Mr.' and Mrs. Wilbur Crich . have
moved . from Seaforth to the old
Crich hamlestead.
Mr Richard Tasker has been suf-
fering lately from au attack of
rheumatism. His many friends • are
hoping that he will soon recover.
We are glad bo record evidences of
improvement6 Messee. Geo, Hanley
aed •Geo. Nott have each created
wire feaCes along the road in front
of thele fatlns. The improvement is
marked and will be more so during
the winter season.
Coderich Townsh ip
The many friends of "flus. George
Connell Jr. of thin, township are
pleased to see her Out driving again
after a long illness), 'Mrs. Connell and
Master Harold' spent last -week with
Mts. David Churchill and ortticers and
this meek are visiting in Londesboro
and Slyt'h.
The County x.,. 0. L. of St t th
flume will meet ht Mott* on June
srvtwitdenth.
Beiydeld
Mr. and Iti . Jan** :Sturgeon of
St. Thomas spent a few days in the
village la
i ge t he jab week.
Mrs. John Fraser and niece, Blies
Annie l lliott of tebe Soo, are spend-
ing a i'uw weeks in the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Will. Ferguson and
son of Seaforth are visiting friends
in the village this week.
Ar. Smith, Reeve, is attending the
.Country Council at 'Goderich' this week.
Mr. Richard Elliott returned to
Goderich on Tuesday after being eon
fined to the house the, past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Moaner and son, Mr.
Jonathan Merner of Zurich were the
guests of their son Mn. Il. Merner
one day last week..
Mrs. Richards and tewo sons of
Detroie and Mrs. S. Holziies and
family cf Se.aforth arrived lair, week
and have taken cottages in the, White
City.
Mrs. Hammill of Detroit is the
guest' of Mrs. (Dr.) Atkinson at
present.
Robert Law:. left ,last .week for
Ashtabula where he joined his boat
to sail on the laked during the sum-
mer.
Cleave Eowin left on Friday last
for Prince Albere Sask., where he
expects to locate.
Garnet and Casey Aekinson of
Woodstock College arrived last week
and will . spend their summer vacat-
ion wi:'li their parents in their sum-
mer residence.
Miss F. Nott of ` Clinton is the
guest of Miss Clara Erwin.
Miss .Sarah Haines of Hollyrood is
the guest of her sister, MAL H.
Drehmann.
Mrs. :(Rev,) Stewart' of Clinton is
the guest of Mrs. (Dr.) Stanbury
this week,
Mr. and Mrs. EL Little and fain-
ily, Mr. , Geoaoo and Miss Kate
Little are spending a few weeks
with . friends at Seaforth.
Mrs. Thomson and son of . London
was a guest' at the Albion ' lase
week,
Mr. Dunbar of the Holmesville par-
ish will take the services in the Eng-
lish ehurohes at Bayfield, Goshen and
Varna. on Sunday next,
Mr. James Wallis occupied the pul-
pit of tree. Methodist ebur'}, Sunday
morning ease in the absence of Rev.
Mr. Laws, who wan at Conference.
The Rovers Trim the
Hurons and do if with
Ease..
The second, game- of tbe Intermed-
iate .series W, k', i1; or this district,,
was played on the Park grounds at
Brucelield on Friday • evening last
whenthe he 10c1
"Rovers" Rover
1
s walloped
oe
pd
the Seaforth "Hurons" by a ' score
or 2=1.' So far "tehis ties the score
on the, round, and- two more games
meet be played in order to der•.ede
the district.
The game was the dirtiest and
meanest one even witneis'ed in this
part of . the . province. The Associa-
eion, senta referee named Ballantyne
of Brussels to officiate:, and he did
officiate indeed.
'Five minutes,after the kick-off, en
a pass from. the right wing, Aiken -
head scored. As he was about to do
°,o,- the whistle blew.. The referee
claimed off -side. itin,e an off cid .
Very fuii'ny, as
scores of witnesses are ready to
swear, ;if need be to the contrary_
At this juncture the crowdrushed
on the • field, but of no avail, the
ofewer would have his way.
The ball was again, set rolling, W'.
Turner having it in hie posriession.
About thirty feet 'from elle goal he
was about to shoot when Bell of the
l•Iurcats grappled himaround the waist
and 't`h,,w hini over his knee. Bell
was not penalizerri, nor even wan • a
foul called.; The gamewent on as if
nothinghad happened.
A few minutely later a foul was
caked, one of the Hurons made the
kick. It evidently passed .. everyone
and when it approached the , goal,
Rosa stepped aside and let it pee')through. The -Whistle 'blew, The, goal
was counted. The referee claimed be
never called tee foul. The 'crowd
again gathered about the partial and
incommodious official, and the sp,ect
eters were begs:rang too beceane host-
ile, Little wonder, for never befoi.f
in Brucefield's' history was such a
raw hold-up exhibited.
Thi! crowd again separated and near
'halfi-tinne Aike ihead )shied, B'ailnn
Lyne now surprised everyone by giv-
ing the "Rovers" credit.
After half titiile the dirty • work
again resumed, espodially in the linn,,e
of tfleipirng and grappling , on the
part of the "Hurons," Despite . all
the local eleven put up a desperate
fight and kept the ball continually
playing on Seafortic's goal. Finally
Holland succeeded in passing, it
through. Thus the game ended 2--1.
When conscientously 3-0 should be
the score.
They third game will he played on
the iteereation grounds at Seaforth
on Friday evening of this week, when
itt cis a spectra l that a large crowd
will accompany the "Rovers" there.
In the meantime we await the event
earnestly hoping that a real football
referee may tip procured for i,he oc-
casion, We have had enough of
amateurs.
The locals are nearly oonifdent of
wintillig they round, providing thee
they have fair play. As a team, they
play a clean, fast gauze. They went.
into the fines lasts year, and with
a square shake, it will take a bettor
team than the Intermediates of Sea -
forth to put them out of the )"min-
ing this sawn. '
The line-up of tie Rovers was as
Mims s '
Goal, D. 'Roes ; backs, l",. Mustard
aAd J. Mustard ;. halves. Swag, Lay-
ton and Shepherd larwvsrds, Aiken-
head (centre), tight wing, Wright
chars., Pett wing, Turner and Holland.
•Bttacetttld Correapandent.
Several Changes.
A number of ehangee hevmr been
made in. Methodist circuit' in this;
district. The following will prove of
interest 9 many News -Record wad-
ers : Kippen eireuit bas been 'iroken
up and distributed as follows : Sex -
smith appointment), has been closed,
Chiseihuree goes to Hensall, as an
afternoon, appointment. Kippen to
Varna, and l3rucefleld to Seaforth, as
an afternoon appbintrrcenr. Varna
circuit now contests of Varna,
pen and Goshen. 'Bethel: appointment
has been given to Holmesvillo' and
Sharon goes. to Bayfield. Hoilnesville
is now a three -appointment circuit;
consisting of Holanesville, Bethel and
Ebenezer. Bayfield circuit consists of
Bayf?eld, Sharon and Cole's. Zion
appointment" has been taken from
Victoria street, Godevich, and added
troy Benmiller circuit,
Several changes were made in the
second draft) of stations of the Lon-
don Conference. Those in which The
News -Record readers will be mos?
interested are as follows C. C.
Cousins, late pastor of Kipper cir-
cuit, goes to Staha r, W. J. Ford. to
Teoswater;. Seaforth, A. W. Parker ;
Ilolmesville, A. W. Findlay ; Ben -
miller, A. W. Brown Shedden, W.
H' Taylor.
Terms
CASH
IRWIN S rilfc
ONLY
ILLINERY NOTES
Stanley Township
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Seeley and
Wheatley of Clinton and' Mr. Strdne.
Wheatley of Clinton, and Mr. String -
ham re Woodstock visited at Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Austin's on Sunday
Iastl'
Miss M, Reid spent a, few days
with friends in Goderich recently.
Rev. W. G. Richardson and sister,.
Miss Clara pf Arthur, with their
friends, Misses Petaveine and Soo1l;,
and bIt. J. Kennedy, paid a visit
hone Last week in Mr. Kennedy's
.motor car.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Peck and
daughter of London, are this week
visiting at the home of. the former's
father, Mr. H, Peck.
We are pleased to hear that Mr,
Charles Rathwell, .who has been ill
for. some time, is recovering.
Mrs. Wm. 1VIcelinehey of the Goshen
Line is very 111 at present, .the re-
sult of a stroke of paralyse),
The Walker -Keyes ' family reunion
will be held 'this year at •ehe home
of Mr.. Joseph Hudson of Hensall, on
Wednesday iwrt. This is an annual
affair and serves to gather the moms
bees of the family from ° far . and
near for a few days of ,pleasant in-
tercourse together, About. -twenty
members 'are expected this,year frounl
Michigan, mostly frorp wound the
vicinity of Marie eta, and an .enjoy-
able time is anticipated,
Mrs. James Stoddart has been
spendinga few days at the. home 01
her .brother,, 1VIr. Robt. Pearson.
Messrs. Albert and lone. Thomas
Plewes of Moosoinin, Sask., visited.
at the home of their cousin, Mr,
Robt, Pearson of the 2nd. con.
•
Constance.
Mrs. Theull and' daughter, Mrs. E.
A. Prr..'tor of . Brussels are visiting
the tatter's ' sister, Mrs. Henry
Colclough.
• Mrs, . 'Henry Taylor. and son of
Ha:,:istrn are visiting her uncle, Mr,
Benj. Snell.
Miss May Glazier of Simpleton ''is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. H. "Pollard.
Masters Alyner and George. 'Poll-
ard . of Myth, .s e d
y ti spent Sunday the guest
of their aunt, Mrs. Dinah Taylor, `
Mr. Bert Anderson of Swift Cur-
rent, . Sask., is visiting, is pauanta
and other friends. Whil ere • we
underlstand he ea to take .aa ife art-
_ p
her. •
Mr. George S eaphensnn . is busty
these days taking the census in this;.
division. .
i41r. Wmi. Rinn and neice, Miss
Bella 'McCully, spent Sunday the
guest of Mrs. McGavin of Leadbury.
,Mr: and °Mrs. Thos. Hill of Bol -
grave spent Sunday the, guested of the)
latter's sister; Mrs, Wm. Lindsay.
IKippen
-Mr. Mackenzie of Toronto spent a.
few days with his friend, 112r. J. B.
Dinedale, last week..
On Tuesday last Mesdames Mc-
Murtrie and Love went west for a
two months' teip to visit ' 'friends
and relatives, , Theft many 'friends
wish then a very pleasant; time.
This week J. Jones, IT, Ivison and
W. el. Johnston left for • Stratford
to spend a few days at the Meth-
odist Co`nferenee. '. O'Brien cf Chis-
elhurst was also there.
At .tlhe Metrhodist Cnnferenee at
Stratford this week the 1{ippen 'ap-
pointment of the Kippers circuit Was
united with the Varna and ' Goshen
appointments to foram a new Varna.
circuit. Chiselhurst was joined to
Hensall and Sexsmith was closed.
This will make Varna and Hensall
good strong circuits, well able to
support a minister and gide hien a
good salary.
Jardine Must Hang.
Ottawa, June 6th. The department
of justice tonight announced that
there would be no ,interference in the
death sentence passed on Edward.
Jardine, young man sentenced to
hang ail Goderieh this month for iMo
murder of Lizzie Anderson.
OE ni'rnutation was aa►rre'd fot ea the
ground that the prisoner was weak
mentally and not responsible.
The evidence brought forward in
tike trial was carefully gone . into and
the decision Wee reached that, while
Jardine might be a metal pervert,
he was responsible for his actions.
Tragi 11aiseiy's youngest eon We seen'
lonely Injured in a nbatnilg ht. r°
We extend our sincerethanks to our numerous
patrons and congratulate; ourselves on a millin-
ery season fifty per cent better than any of the
past.
JUST THREE WEEKS
More left for an entire clean upand they are
going to be busy ones too.
WE HESITATE
To make startling statement about price red.uct-
tions and content ourselvesby saying that for
the next week or two profit will in a great measr
ure be lost sight of..
OUR OBJECT
Is to clear cut every hat in stock if itis pos-
sible to do so.
JUST RECEIVED
Ladies Hose, White, Black, Navy, Alice
blue pink, .
CHILDREN HOSE'
Black SiIk, Blue, Red, Tan Pink.
NEW SILK MULL
n all the rmcst popular colorsand patternsd
night
Watch This Space
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For an interesting announcement to, appear in
the 'near future.
MEET ME AT
IRWIN'S
THE PEOPLE'S STORE
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IS 10 0.- PEtCENTI
CARPETS ..and UGS.
Pty stock of Carpets and Rugs is too large and
in; order to reduce it I will g
give` a discount- of
from 15 to 30 percent. Read this partial list
Union Rugs 3 x 34 for $5.75 reg prince :.00-
Tapestry " 3 x 3' for 7.75 " 9.50
' " '• • 3 x 4 for 8.00 " 12.00
" " 3 x .4 for 10.50 " 14.50
" 3x4 for 12.50 " 10.50
" " 3 x 4 for 16.00 '- 20.00
(3 r 34 at 30 percent. discount.
• Wool " 13 x 4 I must move them out if
3e x 4 price will do it. •
4 x 4
Velvet " 3 x 4 for $22.50 reg price $29.00 Are.Beauties
Wilton " • 3 x Be for 22.50 " 29.00 Best Quality
We are selling our 4 yds linoleums at the old price while our pres-
ent stool. rests. We have 12 different patterns to seleet from.
Mattresses 20 percent. discount,
Bed Springs reg $3.00 for $2 50. '
Iron Beds prices range from $2.75 to $20.00 each.
We have a very large and well assorted stock of '
all kinds of Furniture and if you want your dollars to
your do some close financing for you, do ybuying •
our store for the rext 30.day, starting from
y gat
m,
1st. MARCH up to nd day of
APRIL
RIL
Your money 'cheerfully refunded if goods are not
satisfactory, all purchases must be cash at the slaugh-
tered prices. , .
It will be only a le. through pleasure to show you. through
our immense stock. We are the only store outside a
city showing a complete set of furnished rooms. A
visit through will be a treat for you anyway, even if
you. do not buy.
0
1 good square piano for sale at a snap.
I " 0 octive piano -cased organ for sale cheap.
2 good secondhand sewing machines for sale cheap.
We carry repairs and needless for an makes of•naachinea.
Repairing' and. Picture framing
neatly and promptly done.
Chairs and \tables rented for parties at
reasonable rates.
The Stow
oft Quaifty.
Phone 28
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