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MEWL EENMILLEN.
WIEDNINDAY, Aug. 7th.
CHURCH UNITING& -The MethOd bit
circuit quarterly meeting and board
meeting have been held on Sundae
morning and Tueeday evening respec-
tively. Both events passed off with
every satisfaction. The former was
held at 13ethel church, whete a large
congregation nmembled. Seats had to
be placed in the aisles to accommo-
date all the people. Tbe sermon as
well ae the hymns were appropriate to
the omission. The text -was: *'And
Jesus me His custom was went into the
synagogue on tbe Sabbath day." It
W& s an earnest plea for the regular
devoted observance of religiour institu-
tions. Christian worship and waiting
upou God. with particular reference
to the saltitaty effect such eustOrDet
enforced by the example of Jesus.
Inuit have upon the rising generation.
The meseageraemed to go home, as re-
peated tuention was made of its time-
liness in the after service. The bap-
tism of tbe little infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. Stevens was an interesting
feature of the service. A large nistn-
Der partook of the Lord's Supper,
which was administered for the first
time by the pastor. The meeting ,mas
lengthy but of the bappiest kind
The quarterly board [net In the Ben -
mike church on Tuesday evening,
when • fair representation of officials
wee present. Harmonious feelinge
prev•iled. The 6410.17 of the minister.'"
was fixed at SEM. The pastor stated
he bad no intention of taking a vaca-
tion this year. Mention wee made of 1
the forward movement the Zion Ncrth
people are making in rebuilding so
handsomely their little church. The
circuit is to be meted to rally to their
opening on September =ad in the
morning, when the president of Con-
ference ia to preach. and_in the even-
ing. when Rev. A. Brown, cf North
street. Goderich, is to take the service.
Zion North contemplates bolding a
big supper and entertainment on!
Thanksgiving Day.
MONDAY. Aug. 5t1i.
Shesdrach Itivett and big .on eolorse
expect to take a trip out West in a
tew days.
Oh&Eieli Leo& of Roeedde.
Toronw, t sprading the holidays
,,liontot relative. here
outs Bffeetta. Culbert'u barn
s ,truck h#latroing Friday morn -
tug /I bOHL SOO o clock end was burned
toe grourat with the crop how
to
about oine acres of tall wheat and a
large wiantity of hay. Insurance on
baro, sato: on contents. $4410.
BLY IN.
MorsoeY, Aug. 5th.
-- A very interesting
game of beechen was pleyed at the
park here hut Thursday evening be-
tween the •talwarte of Clinton and
Myth. The class of ball played was
not netirly up te that played here on
the 1211) : yet our [Nato had the ratio -
tartan!' 01 winning by the score of 8-6,
and the victory was still more to their
credit considering that Traker, who
DOW is one of the Brantford Comedian
League pitched, opposed them.
PKIWONAL AND OZNIZAL.-Pifty
tickets were sold at the G. T. It. sta-
tion here for Kincardine last Thurs-
day, amongst the excureionists beiog
A:F. Carr, G. M. Chambers, W. J.
Woochne.n and the Misses Spafford.
Most of the people, however, are figur-
ing on taking in the excursion to
Ooderich on Wednesday, which it our
civic holiday. One of the attractions
of the day will be the baseball match
between Goderich and Blyth, which
n o dount will be a hummer . ...Rev.
Mr. Malcolm. of Detroit, who is on a
visit to relatives here, preached two
very intellectual sermons in, St. An-
drew's church last Sunday. Ile was
not preaching for is call. If he bad
been, we think tbe congregation
would have been sorry they made
their choice so some as he is certainly
• splendid preener Miss Eva
&others is at permit spending psrt of
ber holidays with friend. in London
and vicinity'Wr. Howard, of
• Moncrieff, bas moved his family here,
' having tecured a poeitiou at the Hill
pining mills Mrs. J. Stothers
and family were the guests of Wing -
hare friend. last week ....Mr. and
Mn.. Mills. of Lendon. who have been
trending souse time with the latter's
sister here. Mrs. F. Mclatrah. left last
week for a visit with Seaforth friends.
Until 'moldy they have been in the
West. but having made some money
there they very wisely helm decided to
live in the East and have settled in
Lendon Niro H. Mcguartie spent
Thuisday of last week with Loodeee
hon.' friends T. Heffron and his
neither were in Detroit last week..G. M.
Chambers received a car of Scranton
coal last week and is disposing of a
great deal of it, as those who have
toed it know it is good t`to keep a house
warm .... Mr ffroaden, of Londes-
boro', is spending a few days with his
daughter, 91rs. D. Floody, at present.
Mrs. Iteht. Know was the guest
of Lontleshoro' friends last week
Miss E. Steinhoff. who has been em-
ployed as clink fot G. M. Chambere
for some yeero has had to resign on
account of nervous trouble and Miss
Myrtle Livingstone bas taken the Posi-
tion Tbe prospects seem eery
D oor for mug, of an apple crop in this
locAlity. At first the outlook seemed
beght, but as the apples jute, devel-
oped a blight raceme to have struck
then', making them unfit for shipping
purposes Dr. Robt. Agnew, form-
erly of Clinton. visited friends here
this week. He is now practising in
the Wee, and doing well M.
ileheY, of Westfield, accompanied by
A. IL Cook: sang a beautiful solo in
the Presbyterian church on Mun-
i 4 y evening Tbe following
Blyth bowlers are in Berlin this
week taking part in the Twin City
tournament : H. Tionase, A. W. Rob-
inson. G. E. McTaggart and Dr. Mc-
Taggart J Dodds, R. Stewart
and 11. Sims, who have good positions
in l'otento. took advantage of the
civic holiday on Monday, and spent it
with their parents here AL. Sims,
who has been engaged in the black-
smithine business, has decided to have
an auction sale of his household effects
soon and with his wife will leave for
the West, where he thinks prospects
are hrightet for making money fester.
It is their intention to leave on the C.
P. R. excursion of August With.
LUSTROUS HAIR
FOR WOMEN.
PARISIAN SAGE STARTS HAIR
GROWING AND INCREASES
ITS ABUNDANCE.
No Poisonous Sugar of Load or
Sulphur in Delightful, Refreshing
Parisian Sage -
If you heven't enjoyed the marvel -
nus benefit derived from using re-
freshing l'ai islets Sage, the modern
hairgrower. beautifier and duldralt
remedy. you have missed a real treaL
F:very woman should nes Parision
"NW riot only to banish dandruff sod
othe heir troubles. hut to prevent
falling hsir. baldness, grayness, 404
faded hair. Parietals He knIta
ski lustre into say
11keepthe wall) UhlpI hale
clean. sad ems. the hair to
twee in thick sag almmallast.
Parisian Sags Is sait_a dya It 41sa
itot contaie a memos et poisonous
had to ay
el=ilet hair or •nla•
*West t.
(4I a bottle legey. It early rade
kelf s dollar assi la sold at dm
and toilet rameaps irear7wbara11
see7
cv +Co goarallittas
IN ate is
Fot Is bat Mares
clowt r
'a" le bits e.keletem 1. 15.
shoot wbat
,.„.....1111" aro pony persons IA* are
- ""'• ref otgaer proipeets
-•tt .1 46 tho
IT lbw rw,.
LUCKNOW.
WHoNitsDAY. Aug. 7th.
, J. G. Anderran, M. P. P.. is honie
from a bushiest.) trip in the weeL
Mrs. Brennan, of Berlin, is sleeting
at the home of Mrs. George Douglas.
The Muldoon Bonk is putting a stone
front in its 'mailing here, which will
add materially to it. appearance.
The Bell Telephone Compauy bas a
gang of men putting in adaitional
cable to accommodate the increasing
number of subscribers,
A. D. McKenzie. formerly propri-
etor of The Lucknow Sentinel, intends
shortly to commence publication of
The Tribune, a new paper at Wilkie,
Sask.
Miss Levis, of Kinlough, was suc-
cessfully operated upon yesterday
afternoon for appendicitis. The opera-
tion was performed by Ih. Kennedy,
of Winghatu.
WINS TILE MEDAL.-Alargaret Mc-
Kenzie. of Lucknow public school, ob. ,
tained 5tie .narks out of a possible 6501
at the Recent entrance examination
and io entitled to the medal awarded
to the candidate obtaining the highest
standing of all who wrote in the
county. Ethel Green, of Cargill
school. obtained Mit, and Lizzie Con-
way. of Tiverton school, 541.
SUrrItssFUL PI:P1111.-Twehe pupils
front Lucknow school wrote on the
middle school examination ( tormerly
called the second-class) and eleven
were succeasful-a splendid record for
the shoal. The successful ones ere
Wilfred Anderson (honors), Hugh An-
derson. Sellie Graham. Mary Hackett,
Donaldit Mt. frit osh (honors), Violet
Morrison, Jobn Newton, Adelia
Spindler, Cerulean Stothers. Ada M.
Webster, Margaret Smith.
Pansosret.-Mrs. J. Alexander has
been visiting friends in London ..
Mies Francis M. Midden is visiting
Mr*. Thos. S. Reid at Teeswater
Ernest Innis. of Owen Sound, spent a
few days with friends in town ....
Mrs. D. W. Evans and Mins Evelyn. of
Newmarkese are the guests of Mrs. H.
Pritchard Miss C. Urethane and
Mr. I. M. Paul, of Armstrong, B. C.,
are visiting at the home of Mrs. D.
Graham Mies Sadie MacKay has
returned to her home in Goderich
after a visit te her cousin, Mrs. M.
Mitchell.
A Hit'NAwAY.-Earl Begley, of
Lucknow, met with • rather aerious
accident yesterday afternoon while
drawing a load of hay from his
father's farm. While coming down
Bowles' hill, the whiffietreee in sonie
inanner became separated from the
tongue and fell against tbe honors' lege.
This mused them to start on the run
down the hill. The neckyoke slipping
over the pole let it drop, causing the
team to run away. On reaching the
bottom of the hill they swerved to
the side of the road. the wagon going
over into the ditch, pitching the driver
into the fence end injuring him
severely. The horees galloped toward
their own barn, and were none the
worse for the accident.
AUBURN.
WleDNICSDAY. Aug 7th.
Jas. Hickingbottom loot a visitable
mare last week from lockjaw.
Shearer Wilson, wife and child came
op from London to visa, friends here
over their elves holiday.
Wm. Mora hos retureed from the
West sell waned to see hie parents °es
hie way to Dungannon.
Geo. Deed% is cia tbe nein& again
with his tbredikag ossallt.
• Demme Ms retarmal to the
villersiglbus emenred a inseams cm
tbs
1. Oben Welt III $b. erreirreove to
Ehisspillas on Tassulday.
UK mei Ma hit. Iireastreng and
aaroatiofft. 01 Ilkwasia. ars visiting 1.
oar vlIhes.
_ • joner4 McDowell.
Mese 111110110014 lira Thos. Poetise.
Itre41•014 aid Not nine. Palma.
at
Mei& 1111011001. Nipiehloa. ars visit*,
bona
tow Nebel Malik ot Mew. is
Mtn'. MIS. erelemp.
DISTRICT NEWS.
J. C. Johnston, of Bluevale, intends
to go West and le offering his hotel in
that village for rale.
The Union churn congregation in
Grey township (Methodist) purpose
building • new church.
Miss Culbert, of Crewe, is engaged
to teach in the Paramount school for
the balance of the year.
Elfra, Collins, widow of the late
Campbell Flyndnian, died in Bowick
township on Sunday, July 24, in her
seventy-fitth year.
F. Paterson, formerly of Wingham.
has sold hie property in Toronto and
Mr. and Mrs. Paterson have moved to
Whitechurch, where theg intend to
reside.
Word has been received at Belgrave
of the death of Mrs. Cameron, of
Outlook, Sask. She was a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. FA. Wight man, formerly
of Belgrave.
At the Oranbrook manse on July
not Rev. D. B. McRae united in mar-
riage J. Irwin Raynard and Miss
Hazel Winnifred Coates, daughter of
John Coates, both of Ethel.
Frank Sims, of Crediton. was
presented by his neighbors with a
puree of over $400 tor the purpose of
assisting him in rebuilding his barn,
which was recently deetroyed by fire.
D. F. McGregor, of Tuckeremitle
has been appointed a director of the
McKillop Fire insurance Co. to fill the
vacancy caused by William Chesney's
having been appointed an agent of the
company.
The Goggin estate, just north of
Forelwich, has been sold to W. II.
Brown. Ilth couceesion of Howick,
who will take possession next March.
Mr. Brown has dispoled of his farm tc
Adam Graham.
It is said that the fine span of gray
horsea that were sold lest spring by
Alex. McLauchlin, of Morrie, at a
handsome figure have been purchased
by the C. P. R. Company at Winnipeg
for the sum of 81.000.
Two Seaforth boys, Ryerson and
Roswell Hartry. have cornpleted a
handsome little boat, twenty feet in
length. with a gasoline engine, which
they have launched at Hayfield. "The
Imp is the name of the boat.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jeremiah Knott, Exeter, on Thursday,
25th ult., their daughter, Miss Violet,
was united in marriage to Ernest
Cellingwood. alsoof Exeter. Rev. Mr.
Yelland performed the ceremony.
On the 24th ult. death summoned
another of the pioneers. in the person
of Mrs. David Rutherford. of Loch-
aish,who had reached her seventy-sixth
year. The deceased leaves her husband
and eleven children to mourn their lose.
Miss V. Davidson bas tendered her
resignation to tbe trustees of Brussels
continuation school in order to take
a position on the staff of the Peter -
horn' Collegiate Institute. Miss Pearl
M:Pherson, of %4 ingham. has been
engaged to take her place. at a salary
of *700.
On Friday, July 2dth.Mre. 0. Law-
son, of Crediton, passed away at the
age of seventy years. Mrs. Lawson
was born at Woedatock and at twelve
years of age caine to this country.
She was merried to her now bereft
husband in 1803. Six sons and four
daughters survive.
A. S. Smith, who was re-elected for
Moosomin constituency in the recent
Provincial electionin Saskatchewan,
with a majority of 469, is a brother of
Mini. Frank Kerney, of Morris town-
ship. He has been a Liberal member
of the Saskatchewan Legislature for
the last eleven yetis,.
J. J. Pollard has disposed of his
fine terms on the 13th and 141h
concessions of McKillop. He sold the
fifty acres to his neighbor. John
Campbell, for $2,500. and the 190 acres
to Percy Taylor, of Kinburn, who gets
possession next March. Mr. Taylor
pays $6300. Mr. Pollard has not
detinitely decided where he will locate.
but may come Us Goderich.
After a short illness Adam Edighof-
fer passed away at his home at Blake
on Tuesday of last week, at the age of
siztjefour years. The deceased was a
native of Germany, coming to tbis
country when a young man and set-
tling in Hay township. Later he set-
tled in Blake and followed his trade
as elhoemaker until the time of his
deeth. His wife. six ions and four
daughters survive.
A quiet wedding took plare at tbe
home of Mrs. Jaines Bell, Hensel!. no
Wednesday afternoon of last week,
when bee daughter Helen was united
in marriage to Hugh McEwen. son of
Alex. McKwen. Rev. E. Met.. Smith
perforated the ceremony in the
pretence of the immediate relative* OS
the contracting parties. After the
honeymoon trip the happy eouple will
settle on tbe groom'. fine farm just
outside the village nt Remise.
The tote Peter Roes, who died re-
cently at Winnipeg, was bore in Ox -
fold county, and came with hie
permits to McKillop about Afty-irit
years afrolie farmed in Morris also
for a good many years. He was ewes-
enty years of age lux, was prerleossased
some years ny his wife. The past
year be had been reedinsr with se
daughter. Mess. R. C. Wallin, in Whit-
=
Residesthis daughter, two
Mies feline Rose, of Winnipeg
aad Miss Isabel Rose, of IlleKillop.
and one eon. Alexander Roes. of Kee
Enloe. survive. The remains were
brought to Eleaforth for interment.
Pa bow tbs Mow.
John Seer, of Myths hed a had fall
Tuesday 01 isat week while hie we.
e= at Wm. MidG
dies's in rey
t
lp. lie went to sant Mr.
Sholdiee taut In • few loads cit wheel.
sad while deem so fell from the seen
to tb• goer. His hat ataa was braka•
la two ploota, one lure., woo
katatiod 4/41%asd Gibe* torsera "MO
sossIvalL Tie Worst maw was taloa
I is at Ms soo4o.law soer.d
al Priatal• adman Issaintilt=
r. sad Kra
would* tar a P-ar wort. t.wor.
PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT tOr
GENERAL STORAGE
We will be in a position this Fall to undeitekr, for the
winter triontha, the stelfreoe of automohiles, bicycles, rigs :Led
furniture. Our Niro in now being fixed up in moll peauner
that we will guarantee to keep everything entrusted to us in the.
beet possible condition. Rates will he low, as we have 0. bee
barn, stud 14 make thinge pay it must be filled. Timms gladly
minted oce requeeL
Huron Gasoline Engine and Machinery Co.
GODERICH ONT. 'Poona 143
CURRENT LITERATURE.
--
A riertme Nuesitic-Fiction pre-
vails in The Canadian Megazine for
August. There are in all eight
short stories by Frederick C.
Curry. C. Linters Sibley, Ashby
Ford, M. 0. Cook, Ethel Hamilton -
Hunter and others, with sketches and
verses by Professor Archibald Mac -
Meehan, Arthur Stringer. Virna
Sheard. Isabel lionlestone Mackay,
Brian Bellasis mad W. H. Belford,
with articles by F. A. Wight/pan, W.
Arnot Craick and Vincent Bautevi.
There are excellent illustration., par-
ticularly the pen -end -ink drawings by
C. W. Jeffery..
AUGUST CANADA MONTHLY.
"What happens to the Ell180 who puts
all his eggs in one basket and tben
lows the hataket r asks Rex Croradell
in the August issue of Canada
Monthly, and then be proceeds to dis-
cuss further the all -wheat idea of
farming that he has CallIpaig ffed
against so vigorously in the columns
of the magazine. The article this
month is an answer to some of bile
critics. Robert Ward, a new writer,
Appears with • story of an express
messenger and a bogus corpse. tbe
tale being entitled "Pluck." Currie
Love tells about the "Twilight
League," so calledefrom being a league
if Wesrern Caned& baseball club.
whose games KO 190111ed uled for 8:15 at
sight. It being erasable to see the hail
as lete as 9 o'clock in Um evening at
Calgary, Red Deer. Edeemeiton and
th3 other cities in the oigardisticia.
Cy Wermen dracribre • voyage dowel
the St. Lawrence under the tote,
Summer Toboggan." Mre. R. H. D4Vir
in "Her Own Heroine' tell. the •tory
of a girl arbroe
dramatic emoigh to suet ber .e.nd who
took a band in Lhe proeesdinas 1st
liven things up. and -Kt.- c.titiettee
her "Pedlar's Peet." 4 eew wood.
"Just Smith. A story .4 the
Mounted," Origins in the. issue, the
author being an exour tented police.
Irian, A. A. Stnichan. I:Bidet Daven-
port, ie **McManus O'Shea." tell. •
aterY of "The O'Shos" tied his Irtsh
,
estate,.; John d, Wisode are in •• rh,
' City ol Silver tesee gives 4 pr•
picture .4 t be Pi Ilk* /0%01 tunther-
ing industry, and 1).sei Melvador 4.140 -
befit. l'erreras rei-osin• • tbe .,itv
01 C0101.111 A. D. Do•idsoo, of Toe 00.•.,
ahrld a party of Caned -um. "le i he
!Heart 01 (144 Mexico."
Hostas.- " Will you ha s r some
bread and butter. darling Small
Bey- -Bread aod butter ! I thoeight
this was a party r
I..What's the hurry ?” "l've just
bought, a hat fur say wife, aed I want
to get It honors before the (ab,
ohne( e.".•
?NOONDAY. AVorneT 8, 10t2 p.
Away with ,rapendere and belt -wear
Stanford Hi p=Fii"
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The etanford " Hip -Fit " ie the only device ever 'emitted thot
affords perfect trouser support, together with perfect comfort aisd
neat, stylish appearance. It is destined to eliminate entirely the
wearing of suet:senders end belts.
It Holds
the Trousear
A iways in
Position
It it Coo.
Sanitary,
Durable aeil
The Stantntd " ettaches to the entitle of the trouser
itt the waist line and is therefore entirely invisible. Pelee 1111.135.
Fur sole in Ooderich hy
licLEAN BROS.
Dealers in Everything for M. Tbe litqoare, (ander een
_
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
UPPER LAKES
NAVIGATION
strainers Wive Port MeNicoll
Mondays. Tuesdays. %Vednee-
days. Thursday. and Sat-
iirdaye at 4 p. en. for
sAULT STK. MARIE. PORT
ARTHUR and FORT
, WILLIAM
The Steamer Manitoba, seiling
from Port McNicoll Wed iiesilays.
will call at Owen Mound. lesving
0
that point 10.30 p.m.
Steamship Express
leave* Torronto 12:45 p. m. on
s ill 111.1 days, making direct
at Port McNicoll.
,
I connection with ateemers
i omeseekers9
, excursions
July 9 and BA. end every -ietood
Tuesday until SlepL 17 inclusive.
Wimipeg sad Retail, WOO
Edisoutee Retsra $42.14
sad
Proportionate rates. IL ',thee
points. Return lunit &I days •
TeIROUH GYOusillY melees.° eerie .
Ask .11.1.. Kidd, V. P . R. Agi nt,
for lioineseekers' Pamphlet,.
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WINNIPEG EXt11111TION
July 10th to 20th, 1912
Tickets and full information from Jos. Kidd, C. P. R. Agent.
ring117101BWIICrlir ‘rill31.11L3BLIES
Nines • greet differentia in most women. They are treaded with " neresew--
they suffer from beckons, beadache, sleeplesseem, a sties of irritability or
twitching, bot flashes, dizzy spells, or nisny other symptoms of female weaken.
Tbs load disorder amid ieflatamation should be treated with Dr. Pierce'. Lotion
Tablets and the irregalerity aad weakness of the female system corrected sad
streagthened with Dr. Pieree's Favorite Prescription. The strain upon the yen*
WORMINI or the woman et middle age -upon the nerve and blood forming structures -
may ttie too great for ber strength. This is the time to take this restorative tads
sad strength -giving nerrira and regulator. For over forty years mild by druggists
for women's pecedier weaknesses and distressing ailments. The wet remedy so penes
in coesposition and so good is curative effects as to warms
its makers in printing its every ingredient on its outside
wrapper. Tie one rimer& which absolutely contains Neither
alcohol nor injurious or habit-forming drugs.
Following letter selected at rrndom from • large number
of similar ones sod cited merely to illustrate them remerks:
"Le the winter of 15,1 Menus greatly run deem and irroruktr,"
writes Yea. HENRY SCOW. ef Swam Creek. Mich.. Route 1. Box 49. • 1
slowly but surely rrew worse and. at loot. resolved to apply to the die-
ters far bele. The doctor said IMO:1 inflammation. selarrewont and mew.
sum. I was in bed eleven weskit and rot es bettor. The dorm sale I
weak' hays to ham aa menthe, but to that I mark, net Men. Ny her
bind mirelses. ei me betties ot Dr. Pleree's Favorite Presai, ption.
eleffed to take Oda rimer I mid est walk mess the Am, but afire
1 harl takes three battles I meld fed amrastf italnisee no 1 dvereirel
=mai took Dr. P1.,..'. Paverito Preesiption. Only for it 1 this!
bine berm Esee-1 mem Wiens it sawsi ler Ilfe. 1 NM bettor
sew dias 1.rawer ratea...
am Sows.
11:==l1CI =I ===11%
SUMMER
0 GOODS II
IIOur lenge shionient of 1.41W111 Mowers is just in aoti we offer
several different makes to choose nom.
COAL -OIL STOVES
With the coming 01 the hot days of Summer you will want
a. New Perfection Coal -oil Stove. ‘Vith this coal -oil stOve yoto
have no mitre insurance to pay. Call and examine then,.
NVe will send them out on approbation.
LAWN MOWERS ,
11
1
II Are you going to build a cement. silo ibis S1111)8110'1' 'Y if so. wo
have for rent a set of tbe London Mteel Adjustable Milo Curbs.
also es swinging hoist. These will simplify the huildiog of silos.
NVe have just received another ear of National Portland
%Cement. %Vhen yoo use this Cement you know you have the
best that can be had.
REFRIGERATORS
DO you require a Refrigeratcr this Summer ? We have
Some in stock and more coming.
SCREEN DOORS
Get your Screen Doors and %Vindows now awl keep the hien
out in preference to putting them on later and keeping them in.
CEMENT
SPRAYING MATERIAL
Have you sprayed your trees yet We can furnieh y..8
wr.h the Lime-suiphur. also Arsenate of Lead.
FERTILIZER
Tbe car nf Fertilizer arrived e eotiple of week.. Hg.. itINi wo
hive had a big settle of it. This Fertilizer is an nrgain, matter
with the addition of steamed hone none, blood Hour ao,I potaah.
There essentials make it tne molt valuable manors. .,ot the
market.
Photography is made easy by the
use of the Kodak.
We have a full line of KodAt
goods, including everything necessarv
for the amateur.
COAL AND WOOD
Owing to the *amity of tient 4;041 we have pot io • ess,- 4
Domestic Lamp Soft 11:cial. Thi• crud ontittor• epleOrtki soratitutel
foe Hard
1 banisters a rarloag ot dry skim, which inks geed euailiDee
wood.
IWTLAND
The Square
CHAS. C. LEE
Store 22 House 112
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