Exeter Times, 1905-06-01, Page 1•
Neter
THIRTY-SECONDTHIY-SECOND Y13AR-No 10513
HURON & MIDDLESEX GAZETT E
EXETER, JNT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 1st, 1905
SEEDS
Call ' d Examine Our Stock of Seeds
We ve some fancy
RED CLOVER
Late and Early
Lucerne and Alsike
TIMOTHY SEEDS
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WJRE
Just arrived 1 Car load of Spring Coil
Wire
It will be to your advantage to examine and get
our prices on Sprung Coil, Barb, No. 12 and No. 13
Cleveland Wire before l chasing elsewhere
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Russian Admiral is a ! General News
DISTRICT NEWS Prisoner.
HAPPENINGS ItOI'ND ABOUT LS
TERSELY TOLD
The -population of Clinton has de-
creased.
Clinton citizens subscribed ucarly
$70 to rate Muskoka Sanitarium.
Thc total assessment of G.derich
is $1,603,542 can increase of $1117,592
over 1901; population. 4,295, an in•
crease of 255.
The doth look place in McKillop
of Monday last, of William E. Law-
rence, eldest son of Mr. James Law-
rence, from an attack of plurisy
and pneumonia.
If you once try Carter's Little
Liver Pills for sick headache, bil-
iousness. or constipation, you will
never be without them. They are
purely vegetable, small and easy to
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Mr. Wm. Gillespie. of Seafortb,
tr-ts been ire-eit,aged as town con-
stable plght-watchtuan and collec-
tor. Mr. Gillespie served in this
capacity fn►• several years In a very
efficient manner.
Mr. Taylor, architect of Brantford
was in Clinton and looked over the I
several sites that are in view for the
erection of the ,New Knitting Fac-
tory. Ile was instructed to prepare
plan, for a suitable buildin-• tbat
06111d be created on any of the sites.
Mr. Garnet Whitely, who has been
in the Toronto General Hospital for
over a year as the result of au
operation for abscess on his side has
returned honk. Ile still has an ab-
csiN••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••NNrs
••••••••••••NN seems on his leg, but the docto
_ - thought it best for him to recuper-
' ate before this was touched.
WE'RE
SUIT
SELLERS
You are Suit buyers. We make the
19ufts-you wear them out. We make
thein as well as we can, so that they
Alli not wear out sooner than they
aught. Because. if they do, you'll
'likely go somewhere else for your
'sant Suit. And no one Could blame
you. So much mosey ought to buy
sto much Suit worth. And Suit worth
Is fashionableness of fabric -style in
tit -fit -finish -looks- dressyness -
t1d length of service.
As good a place as there is within
Miles to get all this and not pay too
100tnch is W. Johns.
Elegant Black and Blue
Suitings for $15.oO
and $18.00.
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JOHN'S
Merchant Tailor
econd Hand Organs
and Pianos
This week we offer two second hand
-organa (Piano cased) and two second
;hand upright Pianos all in good con -
Anion and neatly new
At Bargain Prices
sad easy terms of payment.
New Pianos and Organs
fllwaus In stock
GO CARTS
It great variety in style and price
Sewing Machines of the best
makes at popular prices.
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Mr. Ifolmc.sted, of He Iforth has
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four pullets eleven months old :and
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.five eight mont hs old, and from
.these nine fo+a I ho got :89 c33s from For Terms etc. apply to
TOGO SINKS 22 SHIPS AM; TAI:
:1 NUMBER OF OTHERS.
Washirt-.;ton. 1). C. May 30 -Tie,
Japanese legation to -night ;uve out
the followiu; c►ble;ra,n from Tokio
Fifth report from Tokio receiv-
ed May :10 -Th:• main fora: of out
combined fleet upon accepting sur
render of the remaining Russian
force near Laineourt Hocks on the
ternoon of May 28, an ulreasly re-
ported, stopped pursuit, and while
en;a,ed in the disposition of Sur-
rendered shifts found in ;i south-
wester[ direction the Admiral Us-
h:ttoff, a CO:Ist defence ship. There-
upon Iw;ate and 1"akuuto were im-
mediately dispatched in pursuit and
invited her to surrender, but she re-
fused and ads sunk at U p. tu. Her
crow of Over 300 11011 were rescue j.
Cruiser Dmitri Uouski was also
found in the north-western direc-
tion art 4 p•nt. and ,w as untatott (els
overtaken and fired gluon v: -••r u
At a special ',wet int of the rate-
payers of S. S. No. 5, Stephen, held
recently, it erste decided 10 erect a
F. new school house, and the trustees
were empowered to harrow $5000
for a terns of twenty years for the
j purpou•.
Wil 1 b o found an excellent re-
• wedy for sick headache, Carter's
I Little Liver fills. Thousands of
' letters from people is ho havo used
them prove this fact. Try them;
The following schedule has bio*
arranged for the junior L•tcto/:e
teams in group No. 4, of the C. L. A.
Goderich at Scafortle May 311: Sea -
forth .at Godericlr, June 11: Strat-
ford at Seaforlh, .lune 21: Goder-
ich kit Stratford, June 's; .ries , ,ii
:tt Stratford, July 5 ; St rat;t�•1 1
Godci-eh, July 19.
Windsor has heretofore kept "sun"
time •the salve as Detroit, whirl► i1
32 minutes slower thou eastern stan-
1 dard time. On May first Detroit
adopted central standard time. On
Monday taw 1V incisor Clty council
I adopted r.15:tern standard time. Vila
docs not suis the merchants. and
they have decided to keep the sun
Dr. A. E. Harvey, of Wyoming,
died Saturday morning from a sec-
ond attack pf paralysis. Deceased
was one of the oldest practicing phy-
sicians in the county of Lambton,
and was well known everywhere
within it s borders. Deceased was in
his 61th year and had been a resi-
dent of \1'youtitt= for about 37 years
Dr. Iiart•ev was a fast District De-
puty Grand Master for S. Clair
(Masonic) District No. 2, and his
death will be sincerely regretted by
his Masonic brei ',fen throughout
Western Ontario.
If sick headache is misery, what
! Ott* .,J U s-
ly b t�urt h division and second
;estroyer flotilla. She was attack-
ed that night by the *+mend destroy-
er flotilla and titer next morning was
found a.;round on the south-east-
ern shore of 1'riem's Nand off
Coreati coast.
Our destroyer Sazanarui captured
iovs•aid the crenin; of May '27th in
the south of Uncurls island the
Russian destroyer Biedovy, wherein
svcre found Admiral Rojestvcnsky
:old another admiral, both severely
wounded, together with eighty Rus -
pions, including staff officers from
the flay;ship Prince Suvar•off (Kniaz
Souvaroff), which al•,ti sunk at 5.'2;1
CREDITON
e couple of cars of lunioF for t m. on Jiay Tluy wyre alalic Carter's Little Liver fills if they
the repair of the I)oherly Fnclo•y taken prisoners, will positivcl} cure itf People vvhpl
:at Clinton, have arrived and the I Latest ndrices confirm the mattii- Lave used tLem speak frankl of ,
shatf have been busy osis, it up. ode of the disaster suffered by the their wrantk.i.h.e..10T hey are small y nR; We have a Choice Lot of
Ise joists are ulace and pi
good l3ussian tleet, ;and point to the tact easy to ilAal pf taleflooring laid, arlol it is ;u1=Ithatllussia'sLol,essof:u'nsthisAcCorf ale con es+ '
JOHN WAITS & Soiis
he Great North - Wcst
ROBERT E. PICKARD, Exeter, Ont.
General Selling Agent.
Canadian Pacific Railway Cos. Lands, Canadian North West
Cos. Lands, Saskatchewan Valley and Manitoba Cos. Lands also
a number of other improved and unimprovedNorthI.Vest farm lands.
$3.50 per Acre A11 the above lauds aro being offered to purchasere
$ on very easy 'ert>ss of payment ,laid prices *sags'
from 3.50 and upwards.
BEAR iN MIND we have farm lands to sell in all parte of Manitoba
Assinaboia, Saskatchewan and Alberta.
Now is the Time to PURCHASE
Prices are Bound to Advance
We give Speculators 6 years in which to pay for lands. We
give Actual Settlers to years in which to pay for lands.
0' 4 •7.00 down secures 320 acres, ,half section) of choice wheat land.
This w9g14 bo a great investment for YOU,
The above investment is without any settlement duties whatever.
$383.40
Secures 320 acres (half section) choice wheat land to an actual
settler. No other payment required for two years.
R. E. PICKARD,
EXETER, ONT.
SEED$
SEED$1
$EED$!
TURNIP SEEDS
R0 er 1 g I tic,ige, that In the tuauc;n of «ar nK c°Ise o eo np►v de in what- by F.thel Titus a [ .anon made
ever ma to ten -year-old 3ir1 Ill the followinc varieties, ti iL:
a week or n little hotter. Machinery y be aceompllshed by thcoft- arrested for bic'Cle stcalin Jo�c-
t.
II111 will ln� d boater p
fl f I An official report received from Murray baby,
i ready to receive its army in Manchuria. phine Carr, the murderessf of the Selected Purple Top
nota ,a ,y, war a member o! a Good Luck
Tokio by the Japanese legation at hand of young girls who live about
R o at to date machinery.
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Mr. John Staabury, who has been waxLan
engaged to farming, on the London 3 on, on Monday evenlns the neishborhood of lower Jarvis
Gristing and Chopping road, has Concluded to take lite easy says that the Russian losses &-
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Promptly Done.
We are giving excellent
tisfaetion in flour since
modelling our mill- -
for the lest of his days, and has ta-
! ken up his abode at the Rat tenbury
House. 61 years ago lie was horn
Sas on the London road, and having
1 spent 60 of these years on the farm
re-
continuously. lie rightly thinks he
itas earned a rest.
Miss L. II. Holmes, 'laughter of
!Mr. S. T. Holmes, of Seaforth, and
II.
s�� Lorn►erly of 3 arse , has just pass-
ed her first ears exams in the New
It7.L'i'�
I'.n;land Hospital, Boston. Tratntn;
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School for Nurses. She has taken
over 90 per cent. in all subjects and
At Exeter and Centralia
Storehouses
Now ready for use, the best
Cement and Lime
That money can buy
also
Coal for Everybody
at lowest prices
J. GOBBL EDIGK
is at tl h
tical nursery.
At the residence of the bride's fa-
ther. Mr. .Tames Dow, Stratford,
Miss Jennie M. was united in mar-
riage to Mr. Alex. Wood, llamilton,
son of William Wood, of Downie The
ltev. M. L. Leech. London, perform-
ed the ceremony in the presence of
n few relatives and friends. Mr. and
Mrs. Wood will reside in Hamilton.
Jas. Graves, of Seafortlt. had the
nti.sfortune, to f ill last week and
break both bones in Lis right le;
near the ankles It was :t 'had break
. and will lay hit* up for some time.
An excellent bed of 4ravel has
been unearthed in Case's grove, ad-
joining Seaf01't.tt. It is said t0 ale
the very best kited for cement work
nc ea. of her class for prac-
Manitoba & Northwest 1
Lands for Sale
The Saskatchewan Valley t,&
Manitoba Land Co. Ltd.
Largest Land Company on the
Continent, controlling entire Can.
adian Northern Railway land
,grant
Two Million Acres
"1'he crcam of the wheat lands of
Western ('anada
Parties purchasing p a ng now are
given until 1st of June to select
their land
.the 1st of slant til' the 18th of M;ryl rim IELLIOT & GARDiNER
Not only l►avc t 1,4• c•been numcr-
•mus, but many of theta have been
unusually tar cu.
nitcly known include two battle-
ships, n coast defense ship, five cru-
isers, two special ships and three de-
stroyers sunk, and two battleships
two coast defense ships. one de-
stroyer and one special service ship
captured, n bile over 3,000 prisoners
have been lakes, iuciudint (tear -Ad-
miral Nebogatoff.
The Japanese it would seem are
still pursuing' the Russians, and it
may be some time before the final
result is known. There is nothing
to clearly determine the Japanese
1av
yes, and it is said that the Japan-
ese Government. is waiting to hear
the report of Admiral Itojeatvensky
from Vladivostok before publishing
its casuity list.
Itojestvensky's defeat has ,riven
rise to renewed talk of vcace. it is
pointed out that Russia in this crisis
will turn to France, through its
Forei;n Minister. The Pontiff is
reported to have said;" F)ie loss c[
life is most deplorable, but I hope
and pray it may c:nd the war."
STEPHEN COUNCIL
The Council of the Township of
Stephen, convened in the Town Hall,
Crediton, of Saturday the 27111 day
of May, 1905 at 2 Ip. in., Minutes of
the previous meet inz it cre read and
unand there is enough and do spate adopted.
the ,rove for years to come.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. But cher, of `')6'15 were let.
Anderson-Finkbeiner - That the
Gravel contracts to the amount of
SI. Marys, nail for Eltsland on Use S. resignation of ,loseidi Guinan, as
K. Victorian r n June 1 They �' Dr un a ti � u J a accepted 1 1
peer 1 0 be ;rune :11out t brce count 1'4' that John f1 of )
St. men or holding g by 1' I,c Is:lsmed to that effect. -
July and •s suss. A petition has I c.,arley - Webb -That by-law
been signal by all the
. cp er a.nr
Arrangements hate been muds, b to *mown the 21st Con.
y Ix' appoirstcsl in his place and thin a
�larya busi Ices r f 1 I '
the 1\'edm•sday half holiday during - 'Ie
Carried.
merchants
11 No. 7, of 19115 to appoint John Breen
The harness stops agree to close
Viewer, twins sea•I t u
their s des, Dams hut t heir se orkshot w 11s 1)ra third time.
, I 1 . f 1
time, passed and : itned by
will continue open.
the Reeve and Clerk. -Carried.
11(1. \w.:\. \i inis:ul, neplr.:at of Mr. The foliose in; orders wore passed.
John Jl5Cle:1m of 8t. Marys, who .los. Guinan, school Cet1MU9 and Court
of Revision, $20; Samuel (leaver,
box on Concession iU, $2; 1)r. !hi 45
:mit others,
�r Mitchell Insanec r
nt
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teal., :12.411; 11. Willett, file !ill
c.
A. Hooper, lumber, )133.1'' ; tile,
Taylor, rep. road. 50e ; Nelson hak-
e-, rep culvert s, wenn ; .len:, h Sins.
Ivert, 1.. road. ':1.50 ; ; Thos.
lumber. $:1.25; Geo. Sawa,
rep. !midst., X3.25; Stepeen Mor-
rison, rep. hridra•, :c3.0); D. Gri;t,
Land Agents Ofltee Main St. Rxeter. SHE FOUNT) A DIFFERENCE ) rep. culverts, $5.75; G. F.►hncr, rep.
lesrnt she dru ; business in St. Marys
with his uncle, Inas accept 1I call
to 81. (:lass church, \Vinfipe., the
former e- r
s 4
t alt
cf 1)•.
I lIo �t-. SIE.
Maclean hi. been 1114i Or of the
nhurch at Oak Lake far overei,rhi
tci1 a s ht e his t
nn tistts h.Is been
very ossa s -fol. Grwit exlg,.,
ore fnrrltel of }I's ntinistly in \Vinni- rt•Ir. cu
�'.r. , h:lsletl,
THE
erchants Bank of Caned
A Iluffalu Lady Says ;-'•1)r. Lcon-
hardt's Anti -fills differ from
theoldmethods in Medicine as
day froth night.
a Mrs. J. 11. ltehorn, of 169 IlLandon
St. I)nffalo, N. Y., says of Dr. Leon-
, ( hardt's Anti -fill, -the Great System
ii)ItAD 061! 10E, MONTREAL.
Treatment ;
'COITAL ,:all paid up)
RESERVE .... , , ..
SURi'LiS PROFITS....
.. 4 $6,0oo,00o
$3,200,000
, •••• •••• ••••$ 18,959
THOS;FTSBE E. F. NBBUBN,
(ieneral Manager Superintendent) of Branches
95 Branches In Canada
SAVINGS BANK
Interest at most favorable current rates allowed on Savings
eank Accounts and Deposit Receipts.
Special attention given to the business of Farmers and Cattle- i
•men, to whom loans are made on approved names,
Letters of Credit issued to travellers, payable in all pirts of the "
wvorld.
10A A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
•'its action is so different to any-
thing else 1 ever used--Anti-Pill is
sn mild and gentle that I never
thought it isouild cure my chronic
Const upas inn, hut it did.
" Noon atter the birth of nay first
child, 1l yrars ago, Constipation be-
came troublesome. 1 used everything
heard of hut temporary relief was
all 1 got. I must have used fifty
different medicines in that time.
I finally got• very hail and nt times
I would have no relish for food, and
what i did eat asould distress me
attertards. I hari headachy, bloat -
ng, bearing down pains, backache.
mold not sleep well, randy fired and
ever felt rested.
Frons the very first dose of Dr.
Leonhardt's Anti -Pili 1 began toirn-
prove. Non 1 ata well. it is wn11-
derful.
Dr. Leonhardt's Atlti-fill is sold
by all droggists, or The Wilson -Pyle
W. S. CHISHOLM, Manager. 18015 attest, for CanCo., Limited, Niagara Falls, On:.
1dn. The peke
is ti0 cents.
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CREDITON BRANCH
C. road., $1: J. G. \1'ein, rep. B. S.
rood, $7.1H1: Nell MaGretor, rip.
hrid re, $2.01); Sirs. Wallace, char-
ity, (Medic al :,Itendance) ?25;
A Court of Revision to revise the
.1sscsnnen5 (toll of the Township
,s s+ held at 10 a. nf. Several minor
rpcal5 were dsa11 aaOh.
Council adjourned to mtel a taro,
in i he Town Hall, Creditor'. on Mon-
day, the :(rd rf July, 1905, at 1 p. nr.
iIENIt1" EILBEit. Clerk.
Const recite,' of sir (:,,heti'-h-lo-
Guelph lino on the C. 1'. 1(. is Irene!
pushed ahead is it Is co,nsider:1lde
speed. Several grin; cf laborers :ire
working between Isere .cud Guelph,
more particul tris toss and 1111.4 en.d.
The gradin; has to :t tars•' eta 111
been completed, and fence-tluitdithr
gan.(M are busy. Some of t h•• r 1111,14
in this and the ,djoining • Arun) v
number as inane Is 150 min. 'file
farmers are making a goof! thing
out of 1 lie p rest -mitre of 5 !c men. w hn
vre dependent upon then) for much
of s heir suppliers. 11 is expected lh it
the road will he re lily (01 ot'' a-
tiOe the romin:i fall.
ips or
gite KA
Ye Mal Ahpt &tWttt
lgnatur ��
or
et, anti who make a practice of
stcalin; bicycles anti baby carriages
Josephine Carr, the Titus girl says
over 1 week :xo, wanted the lat-
ter Go join iter in stealing a baby
carriae with a live baby in it. The
Titus girl refused. She confessed
that there were six or seven little
,iris who were en;ateri in Ihis par-
ticular kind of theft, and :(ave the
police information where four
stolen wheels could be recovered.
Sol Knepfer, wife and child
of lite Bronson line, had a very un-
pleasant experience on Wednesday
of hat week. They were drivinz
down the Goshen line and when
opposite rhe Lutheran grate yard
the }corse became frixhtcned at some
morins object ahead of them. They
made a short •turn into be ditch
and in doing so one of the tugs be-
came unfastened. This caused the
tongue 50 fall In the'rround and We
'welkin; of it sive the horses
a fresh start. Mr. ICuepfcr Was
thrown out of the nua.ry but
his wife and child were in the buggy
for some distance when it was upset
and they were both rolled out un-
hurt. The burry was badly wreck-
ed but 11:11 occupants all escap-
ed with 1 h11 scare .and a scrod
shaking up.
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London Conference
The stationing committee in cnn-
neeDon wit h 5 he 1 wenty-secnn.l se:.
cion of 51,e London Conference of
the Methodist church now in session
:st Listowel have issued their first
draft of sl ai ions :and the (nlloeitir
is the list of ministers for 5 he Exe-
ter District, subject to *.horse.
Exeter, (WI/11-SL) W ri. Godwin :
Climes -so A. 11. Going.
Parkhill -S. \Iain.
Grams', 11. W. McTavish.
Eliifville-,less Henderson.
('redilon, 1.. li:,rl lett.
'Slyly In -C. C. ('ouzeas.
\\'ocxlhant-J. W. Andrews.
LurKirkton-.f0luf Veal.
a
n h. mat tc
I
I citron,
1 ort
liens 111, Coolralita sod Grand win,'
no chin.ies.
ldirr appoinr guests iv now added Io
the London District.
Rev.
\V. II •.I
Coope r. of F.lnnst114. is
down for Wellborn. and Rev. 11. A.
Gra hair, ILe r,'irint pastor is al-
lotted, Ont.it,o 'trent Church, Clin-
ton. St. SLuys-Jasper \Vii.<asal.
Ilr. 11 onion of JiISO B-,st ehurch
las to the ssnrk of the' sIi.+cion
*.hoses in connection w it h I hr Fir4t
Methodist church London.
Th4:,e are all .nhjert to rho n re,
and no ,lout,, ss ill not all In. .,llntvrd
lu ...I mil.
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Jar. till Nits. 31e1,ey, of \Wi•
nch*'.
sea, ars' movie/ I' 111i4 week to Ethel.
The Whits Sear Line :ulnuunre
their popular esr.ur.ion In l) Irnit
vi I G,rderich, on Iune 205 It. Kee no -
I ire in another Ceill Intl.
\lr. S. (lardy has leased the store
recently recopied by Mr. W. Trete
thkk :'nd asi11 conduct a flour and
feed business. Further particulars
nett week.
Mr. Wallace Fisher. of (Le Sover-
ei111 Iludk staffs who Inas been in the
it ink of 1 he sante lir:inch at Zurich,
his been lritisferred back to the
!link here.
'1 he nlarriase takes place to-4My
(Thus it i' 1 111 Ik't roil, of MISM Ella
Rollins, eldest dauzhter of ?lir. and
Mrs. A. .1. Rollins, of that city.
fnrnl.•rly s-'sidents of Exeter, to Mr.
Will Diamond, of the Detroit Postai
Service. Itot1. arid, nd ,renin Mrs`
well and favorably knoss n lit re. 1Se
letter heN int lived in Lucan (onto
crly.
Perfection
Select Westbury
IIazar(ls 11117 r9N-0(
hails West&Dry
Tomato and Cabbage Plants for Sale
Fresh Groceries of the Best Quality Always on Hand
BEAVERS BROS., Farquhar.
Strictly One Price. highest Price, for Produce.
Sideboards its Golden Maple, double
shaped tops, 11 x 24 mirror, as low as
HERE ARE A
Bedroom 9tJ iter, 3 piece, go
mahogany, 30 inch Dresser
Bevel Plate Mirror, $12.00
You want to spend your money
where it will do the most good
Don't You ?-
Being a progressive person and a
shrewd buyer you are always looking
for the best bargains
Aren't You ?
Theretore you would be willing to
teal with us if you knew we would
give you the bet goods for the least
money
Wouldn't You?
Wel! then have toy to dnjiver to youg-
home soruo of oar new forniture at
prices that will
Convince You -
FEW OF THEM
Parlor Suite, 5 pieces. upholstered
in hest velours, $1$.(+).
Couches 11 feet 2 in. Moil;, Gl inches
Iden or wide, upholstered in velours, fringe
, Ulx20 all around. $150.
Everything else in comparison
ROWE & ATKINSON
Furniture dealers and Funeral directors
JUNE NEEDS
e
SCREEN DOORS
Comp. from y:,t. up.
SCREEN WiNDOWS
• Comp. from 20t' up.
SCREEN WIRE
MMOCKS
All Sizes
Just received a nice assortment from !1,50
Ua) to $a50, Comp.
Lawn Mowers from $3.511 to $.1.(;0.
Poultry netting from 4c per yard ii,•.
Oil Stoves from $1.40 up.
HERMAN'S HARDWARE
Tiasmithing a Specialty.