Exeter Times, 1905-10-19, Page 5THE EXEn1ER TIMES, OCTO1 Eft tat.' taus;.
Cedar Posts
A large quantity of Cedar Posts for
sale of the beet quality. Must be sold
sat tince.
•
We would be pleated to quote you
Sty prices on any Building material
yoT may require. We con supply
you with.
Sash and Door Frames
Lumber, Lath & Shingles
on shortest notice
In tact we are in a better position
than ever to supply our many custom-
ers with all they ,nay require either
from shop or yards.
Bee keepers supplies ready for
delivery. Tanks made to order
Wood for Sale
Call and see the wood we have for
sale. Just the kind you require for
summer cooking.
The Ros-Tdu1or
G0. 11tt1.
Notie&
To Farmers and
the Public in
General
•
Aes As the fall is coming on
• now gather up all your old +
truck such as Rags, Rubbers,
• Wool Pickings, Horse Hair, 'I'
Old Rope, Bones, all kinds
of old Iron, Brass, Copper, +
Lead and Zinc, and take
them down to
M.JACKSON & SON
Main -Stn Exeter.
One door south of the
Metropolitan Hotel. That's
where you will get the high-
est cashp rice for them.
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Grist Mill
CREDITON
We are prepared to (10
Gristing and Chopping on
shortest notice.
We are making a splendid
grade of Flour which is giv-
ingL ((1IfDt i-atiSfa(t1( n
rry our Flour.
H. Switzer
AVece table l'rcparationforAs-
simitating Ire FoodandRegula-
tiltg the Stam, zits and Bowels of
•
Prolrotes Ditgestion,Cheerful-
ness and Rest.Contains neither
Opltlri,Morphitte nor Mln1 rat.
NOT NlitCOTIC.
A vnr,t/Old1J•SVMZEL 's'
11.,,94%N Jud -
ILr.Jmn, •
Rat(,:.'. Sits -
ib,tie Jr.d
/,,serial -
hr rcedroN:?J.t3.
11:notJ:•d -
a{'s-TA-d 1: 'r .
itiszeir*.n Wow:
Aperfcct Remedy for Constipe-
lion, Sour Stontach,Diarrhoea,
Wonns,C n uslon,,F(, erlsh
ness and Loss OF SLEEP.
FacSinlile Signature of
NEW YORE.
Atli rr,onths;Id_
j; DoSI.s-35-CLNT•s
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
CASTORI
For Infaints and Childr
The Kind You H
Always Bough
Bears the
Signature
of
u
For Ov
Thirty Yea
CASTORI
TN[ O.NTAYR CO,t•.NT. Mir T•ww O.T
SALE REGISTER.
Phursdhy, Oct. 26. 1905. Auction
Sole of farm .shock and implements
ort Lot 26, (ton. 6, Ueeorne, nt One
o'clock 'hire. Thos. Cameron, Auct.
Thus. Ginn, 1iropriettor .
Wednesday, Oct. 25, 1905. Auction
sale •of farm stock and implements
en Lot 22, roreli Thames !toad. Us -
borne at Ona o'clock elsorp. No re-
serve. Thee. Cameron. Auctioneer,
Andrew Gibson, Proprietor.
Tie Usborne and Hibbert
R
Ifpon, your friends or relatives suffer with
Fits, Epilepsy, St. Vitus' Dance, or Falling
Sickness, write for a trial bottle and valuable
treatise on such diseases to Tat; Listotd: Co.,
zee King Street, W., Toronto, Canada. All
druggists sell or can obtain for you
LEIBIG'SFITCURE
Farmer's Mutual Fire Incur MORTGAGE SALE
UGC Gompani
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
DIRECTORS
President: -T. RYAN, DUBLIN. P. 0.
Vice -Pres.: J. A. Noaais
CROMARTY P. 0.
F. MORLEY, WIIALEN P. 0.
W. II. YA88)1OIte, FARQUHAR P.O.
Wm. ROY, BORNHOLM 1'. 0.
I, L. Hesse:Le, RUSHRLDALE P. O.
AGENTS.
J. CAIt3[ICHAEL, STAFFA. ONT,
A. DUNCAN FARQUHAR, ONT.
I. Wii.soe, FULLARTON, ONT
J. S. GiLFIi.t.AN, LUCAN, ONT
B. W. F. BEAVERS,
Secy.-Treas. Farquhar.
i GLADMAN & STANRr'RV, Solicitors
I nrtHOMAS ('AUERON, CON VEY-
MICIuICAL A aneer, will, dtewn, money to loan
M. D . '1I. C on real estate, nbo I.Iccn>•dd Auctioneer for
JW. BROWNING, the counticr rot Iluron and I'rrth. Charges
. P. S„ Graduate Victoria 'Cid- moderate. Orders lett at the Stems eratrny
11ty, elec.)and residenence. Dominion re-idet:ce, Fesquhor w 111 receive ) rompt atter
Uoratory, Exetsr. tion.
DR. A. F. MALLOY, GRADUATE
Toronto University. Former
Stowe Surgeon to Toronto 'Western Ilospits1.
Successor to ler. J. A. Rollins. Night call at
Mete. F-I7.f,i
DENTAL
Il. KINVMAN. L. D.S. AND
OpDR. A. lt. KiNSMAN. L.
• D, 8. D. D 8., Honor Graduate
of Toronto University. Dentist.
Tenth exirac'ed without pain or
bad after etfeete. Office in Fan
eon's block. Nest side of Main
IMO; Eactor'
D.A. ANDERSON, (D. 0.8.1.0.8
DENTIST.
Hosier Graduate of the Toronto University
aunt Royal college of Dental Surgeons of
O,sl�rto, with honors Also lbst•1rsadnate of
tAtaKo School of Prosthetic Dentistry (with
tlrable mention.
rything known to the Dental Profffiee,lon
■ this oce. Bridge work. crowns. al.
nen. gold and vulcanite pplates all done instearemanner possible. A perfectis
lets' anaeelhctic used for painlew' extras.e one door mouth of carting Bros +tore
kisser, Ont.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have unllmtte3 private fund for Invest
- set upon farm or village property at Lowes
chs of Interest
DI('KCON & ('ARLiNO
Exeter
fONEY TO LOAN.
ESTRAY -Strayed on Lot 9, south
boutlelary of Ilay, about July1st, 1905. a yeatrlinr tarn heifer.
'Ile owner can have rsame by proving
property and paying costs by ap-
ing to Andrew Campbell, Thaince
road It 1'. 0.
SALE
. -Two .
O -Tit o '3ood working'
horses and ono driving horse. 2
sin;lc horse wagons, two sets heavy
ain;lc harness. For further parts:-
ulaapply rs a 1l
y to hi I
, nckaon, linin tat.
FOR SALE - Lot S. Con. 3. 1's -
borne, 100 acres. all under cul-
tivation, 2 wells. On the property i
ie a frame house, good bank barn,'
one frame barn. For further par-
ticulare apply to Jas. Essery, Exeter 1
P. 0. 1
SHORTHORNS FOR SALE - The ;
undersigned has for sale oil
Let 16, Con. 2, flay, n number of
up-to-date thoroughbred Shorthorn
bully. They are of the low set •
blocky type, dark red in color and of
choice breeding. They are ell elig-
ible for registration, and will be sold;
reasonably. - John Elder, Hensel,
Ilse hive n I.) o
n • snn
ront ..f y. Nate funds to P, O.
Dim�eg �farm and vli:Ago iv. l.et Llea at lowest*.
M io7t� -t•
Ol tlr\1AN A: :'TANRI'
Parr! -ter. Notiditnrs. Main St.
-of -
IIOUSE AND THREE ACRES OF
LAND IN CIIEDiTON
Under and by vintuc of lets pow-
ers contained in a certain Mort-
gage, which %vitt be produced at
time of sole there will fedi offered for
sole by public auction, fly John Gill,
auctioneer, on Ilhe premises
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1005.
At 2 o'clock in oho 'afternoon the
foliowin; property. viz : Part of t he
South 11aif of Lot number Eleven
in the Fifth COnce siell of the Town-
ship of Stephen, in the County of
Iluron. described as follows : Com-
mencing at n point on the South
Boundary of said Let at a distance
of ten chains and thiriy-seven Iinke
from the South-west corner of said
Lot thence Northerly nine closing
and (tighty links to the centre line
of said Lot thence Eastward!). :don;
said centro line three chains and six
links, thence Southerly parallel with
the Western Boundary of said Lot
Nine chains and ni(lely links arriv-
ing at side road, t hence Westerly
alonz said aide road three chains :uta
six links to the place of. (1e;innio3,
contairuill; three acres Imre or less.
TERMS. -Twenty per cent of lire
purchase money on the day of male
and the bakuice in thirty days ihere-
aftcr wi(hout interest. Further
particulates awl conditions of sale
%vitt be made known on alio day of
sale or may be had oar ;Ipp1,,;mien to
the underei;Sed.
JOHN GILL. Auctioneer, or
GLADMAN & STANRitRY, Exeter
Ont. Vendors Solicitors.
1)lied at Exeter this thirst day of
October,
SEWING
MACHINES
At Bargain Prices.
WO are offering a 5 drawer,
drop heats, guaranteed sewing
machine for $21.00 Satisfac-
tion guaranteed.
— In Pians we still keep up
Exeter. for sale, being Lot 11; C'oncee- 011i' record. Iii li grade
sion 10, t'sbornc. Farm well fenced, 11)1.1108 fit prices other dealers
1 1 I
i7Y FARM FOR SALE. --100 icrd' firm
DiCKSON & ('ARLiNG,
in rood condition. well drained with
orchard, his windrnill, lar ge frame I ask y0ll for ill ('rior goods.
issrrlaer• S3'Icitor. Notes -lee, Cenvegnee-,•
Bank. Etc.M
Mosey to Loan at lowest noes of Internet.
Oomml,-I flees. ts.;Reston• for the ol'.ot.�
OP'PICk:-II AIN STREET, BXKTI•:R.
e. U CaftLT110 it A. 1. n. DICRaON
house, bank barn with z,lvanixed ('ollie and see us we will
roof ; eellar under louse, ono mile
from \VLnchelsea, near school, church. interest you sure.
and market. ler further partici-' SON
I.
I• apply to W. ('emery, Winched. se MARTIN & SON
r
To Cure a Cold in One Day rivecgt,,.
Laxative 8romo Quinine T.wea. �� °* ,►
Irma()
low �T� Palm bases sok, r past 13 tleoslbs. This signature, w. /rrvt. box. ase.
EXETER PUBLIC SC11001. 1)O:\111;
Four of the six Iucutbcr,: of the '
Bolo! found .their places .t route! tt.••
west essi t : W'e of the comfortable '
lit tie :skiing room of dhe Public
Library on bionday night. last. Ales-
srs .11, llueston an't 8. Martin were I
no: Ihore but the proccedinzs pro - i
ceseded. From the Secretary's mote
book we 1.; loin the following. bliss;
eicLe•tn, of 1)un t tIloon euppLiee for
Miss Vesper t o 1 ho end of t ho year.
She comes with an excellent recorn-
mend. bliss+ Carling keeps I. ho tvork
well in trunci still in bliss Irwin',
lite deportulent and it is hoped will
be able 40.rcnutin until the incoming
of bliss Jeckell. Tli aro is ,n ring of
honor in connection with 4 h :Islay 1
in filling Ivor enga;cruetrt here which
rhaubl not spasm unnoticed. \1'e
learn that when Miss Jeekcll's re,i;-I
nation tvae tendered in order to ac-
cept her appointment to the Exeter)
staff, an immediate release was of -
forest by her trustees. To her hen-
ce-, be it said, this wars refused. and
the full term of notice required in
hoe agreement iy Ix'inx ri;idly ob•
s'rvedl in order t hat her present
school may not suffer throu;h haste
in selectins a successor. When one
remembers that the Make in ques-
tion would bo tlw possible Ios3 of
her appointment here. one appreci-
ates much more this refreshing evi-
dence first honor still lives and has
its followers. Our board can well
afford to wait every possible moment
for teacher; of this class. Miss Ir-
win and Mise Vospor arc to receive
their full rick benefit. The Times
account cf 515.60 far reports i'tc.
were passed: U. Handford gets 55
for _gravel supplied. The ,grants
have been receivod and the finances
of our school aro in excellent shape.
W. J. Carlin; proved (he adjourn-
ment.
1 1RR.TON
-Miss Alice Gourley after a visit
of four months spent with relatives
in else Territories and bfanitooa re-
turned hone last week much ucnc-
(It led by ,lite trip -
A we5I known travelling tnan who
visits the drug trade Hays ire has
often heard dru_ nits enquire of
customers who asked for a cough
medicine, whether it was wanted
for a child or for tan adult, and if
for a childthey almost invariably
recommend Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. The reason for this is t hat
they knots there is no denser: from
it and that it always cures. There
is not t he least clanger in givin;
it, and for coughs, colds and; croup
it is untaurpassed. For sale in Exe-
ter by W. 8 .Ito vey.
AUCTION SALE
-ef-
FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
Mr. Thos. Cameron has leen in-
structed to sell by public Auction on
LOT 22. NORTII THAMES ROAD
Usborne on
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 25. 1905
At one o'clock sharp the following
valuable property. viz :
HORSES
t span geldings, 4 years old, agri.
cultural.
1 first class driving marc, 7 years
old. sired by Dalberg, imported
standard bred, supposed to be
in foal.
1 two year old gelding, chestnut
from above marc, sired by the
hackney stallion Connaught's
Heir.
t foal, sired by Itavola.
t good working mare.
CATTLE
2 cows, due to call iii November
I cow, due to calf in January.
1 cow, with calf at foot.
20 short keep steers, 3 year old.
20 two year old steers, good
feeders.
10 one year old steers
3 fat heifers, 3 year old.
7 two year old heifers.
3 one year old heifers.
HOGS
4 thoroughbred bcrksl'ire soles, 6
months old.
Altos a Ii1:,1 of implements
TERMS. -All sums of $10.00 and
under c ash. Over that amount 12
months' credit will be given on fur-
niehing approved joint notes. A
c off .for
- •cr cent.
discount of five p
cash on o:edit amounts.
T. CA '1ERON, AN nitE\V G1BSON
AuctSone sr 1'roprietor
"Reda"Furnace
b •.ade in Canada."
rs designed by Can-
adians, who know Can-
adian winters.
It is built in Canada,
in a Canadian foundry,
by Canadian workmen. •
...The patent " Hecla "
fused joint—that docs
away with bolts and ce-
ment—and makes the
'•' Hecla" dustproof, and
smokeproof—is a Can-
adian invention.
When you pay for a
"Hecla`' Furnace, none
of the money goes
for duty and eueessive
freight charges.
Stop in and let's have
a furnace talk.
letal Agent
H. SPACKMAN
ININNIMO
Just Fruit.
There's no "medicine" in "Frnit-
a-tives,"-no drugs -no poisons
"bruit-a-tives" are the curative
principles of fruit juices, comma -
sed into tablets. It's the sutxirel
process of preparing them, that
makes "Fruit -a -fives" so much
more effective than the fresh fruit
or Fruit Liver Tablet*
cure Constipation, Biliousseess,4'or-
pid Liver, Bilious Headaches, Loss
of Appetite, Indigestion, $ladder
end Kidney Troubles, just as nature
Intee,ppded these to be cured -with
fruli. Cure yourself with Nature's
cure that never fails.
At your druggist's. Sae. a box.
FRt)1'TATIV'e-s. Limited. OTTAWA. -
The ei4ht1 annual convention of
Huron Ca. ll'. (1. T. 11. twos held in
Ex el er c•n Oat. 5111 & 601. Tho con-
vontio Strom islse opted's; prayer to
else fi1.t1 benediction twos a decide,!
success, INA h as to number of dole-
;:►ins and interest taken in Cho work
Superintmet silts repast a decided
improvement iia the working of the
different. branches, %Idle the num-
ber of lad.a s who attended during
session; Showed ;n ;rrowinz interest
in Temperance work. One very
isle:min; feature twos the platform
tncfIir:; ou '1') lsrs,h ' evening. A
very cordial welcome was accorded
the dole, Iles iry the pastor of
James surest church. ltov. Goin,.
The meeting tans irresided over by
Are. 'Achee.on, Go. Pros., Airs. Pau-
lin, retiring fres., made a few vc' y
timely rerlr.auk't, :1 b,o z1'.5ei lugs :rens
Airs. Von, S eta taffy of T. work of
western Onialit). attested to her in-
terest in 111.' work. Music ;,y the
cheese• and solwa by Ile Misses Mar-
tin rind Illist on enlivened rho i•To-
31:1'.tu. The interest r.f 1he cvenin_,
however, cul ' :ttcd in the addre-.
of I'he Itrovinai'1 President. Airs.
bloKee. Her clash and lues:l (txpees-
ation of t ire temperance sit tuition
woe sears bit erest in;, especially so
cora rain , public house trusts,
weich seems to be Inerrlcintss 1111 at
present. 'Undoubtedly two factors
in Rhe success of the conventio. were
the beautiful weather, which vas
simply perfect. and 1 he ins's. Ins
presence of our i'rovincial Presi-
dent. Bev. blr. Green's final ad -
Humidor' Lo delegales ss ill not soon
tie for -4.0:11m. We believe tb•It the
influence of !itis most successful con-
tention will result in .:n forward
movement in Temperance work in
Exeter end vicinity. -Airs. i1. lis,+lp-
'r, 1'... r •r.. ^secs.
%1 ltUCll
.1 .'ui Hey. so, •e.::y d?sposed • d
• trey tenni o Air. David Dunne -
title. of Seaford:. for 5350.00 and
L•'s bnou;ltd aloe her team from ;i
tl:tty (asst of ll:'no t'.1.
-\1,r. FIer1 IIes;.
lxatdway 5511it t • system of
s1 ttc'rtworks 1►e is iris A tares.
.mount of work ie t . quires" to di:
the l.rcnche.v for 1. t.. vitt ; the 1:;3v utizod iron pipes.
-Air. and Airs. 1t. S .it:chardson,
of Exeter, visited Is .: ivies in the
till ge cn Surest -1y .
-Aire Broken. - Oa Saturday Oat.
7t1i, \Ir. Jacob Wurnt, met with a
serious accident, lie was hateir.
• s^:h freest else hi. swamp ao ::'I
up '4 r. Wrn. Howie is lithe. ll.
1:,111 just .,ono for another loud -ti:d
w11!e turning round the front wheel
ruck a stump causing a sudden
�u'•t 1hrowin7 him •on the ground,
f ::tires on his left it iid and It:.
.3 bum bum at the is•rkt.
DR. THOS. J. BARNARDO.
Dr. Thos. J. Ila rna rdo.
Short Sketch of the Lilo oft This Ite-
ut irkabl° Philanthropist, the
Fat her of Nobody's Children'.
Certainly aro other man can claim
to have done Store for his country,
for the world and for God than this
;rent philanthropist, and no presi-,
dent. emperor or kin; has er ever
will be more widely mourned than
he. north. south, east and west ;.few
countries there are who can say
"our people have received :t•s help
from Barnardo."
As I sit and write i r::n recall the
faces of boys whore I have come in
personal contact with, who have
come from almost every country in
the world and been helped on and
up in life by the institution of wls{eh
1)r. Barnardo was the founder and
director.
At least one church 171'•,1
America has to thank Dr- Barnard()
(humanly speaking) Jor their beloved
east or and how many more mission-
aries and ministers of tho Co.+fret to-
day, Iool: back t:., the time when 1)r.
Barnardo stretched forth the loving
hand that lifted them out of the
dense darkness of poverty and dles-
poir and gave then the prospect: of
a tri;ht and useful future and fee-
t rades
etetrades or professions there are that
cannot show the result of Dr. liar-
n:t.rdo's work-in t ho shape of a
prosperous Ilarnarr',o girl or boy.
•
BORN
II1CKS. -Centralia. Oct, Oth, the wife
of Andrew Hicks, a daughter.
\VEIN -In Stephen, Oct. lith the wife
of Gottfred Wein, a daughter.
NICHOLS-In Stephen, the wife of
Alfred Nichols a son.
DIED
ISARD-At Kincardine, on ()Sober
10th, 1905, MI'. A. Isard, forth rly of
Usborne, in his 70th year.
•
Farmers' Poultry
We want ah your Poultry,
alive or dressed, and will
pay the HIghest Prices Ior it.
Quotations sent promptly ) 1
request.
FLAVELLES, LIMITED
LONDON - ant
-r
I1USSEL1)ALE
-`,Ir .•ted Airs. '11.:•-. \Vintricot 1
alld .t i11 :liter Barbara leave on Sat -
'ur.! iy for Lethbrid;e, Alberta, 11
their son William, who proceeded
t hem 8 years a;o .
-Newton. eldest eon of Mr. and
Airs. Frank Pt Whom. who has bees]
with pneumonia. we are 'rind to hear
iv itnvsrovit►; nicely
-Jean, oldest dau;htor of Mr. and
Aire. Geor;c Balfour, of .\Volselcy,
Hike.... is !Ai►ttrl; for a couple of
months with her •tran+l-mother, Mrs.
James Balfour, and other relatives.
-Mrs. Atex Hod rent and Hon Vert
'pent Last Thursday with Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Good. near Motherwell.
-Rev. Gots' in, of Exeter, preached)
nliseionargf s(rmons in the Fullerton
oircuit on Sunday.
-Air. and Mrs. Arch. F. liodzert,
of Exeter. event Sunday at Floral
Hower ; also Mentors Johne and Fos-
ter Bray and Thomas 1(od7ert, of
Farquhar.
--A ness, bsdtoved wife cf Air. \\-m.
!tweeds! phased ipencefully nway to
the zroot unknown ion Saturday
rritilt. Funeral look place on Tues-
day at 1 o'clock in Roy's cemetery.
-Vert Il:lsket Is, who has been
working for Mr. AI(. Dow for the
summer met with n very Serious ac-
cident on Tuesday hut. While in
rhe act of rr:potirint the windmill he
tot eausht .in Zile zesvrinr and it wily
nearly an hour before ho was extri-
cated, and as noon ns poesiblie he WAS
driven to Dr. Proudfoot and upon
examination it was found necessary
to amputate three tinzcr, and par:
of the first of the left hind. At
d resrnt the yawn z ni 1n lailrt
nicely.
CAA T CIS 1V- 41..
Bears theTri 1( 1 'tau Han Pleat BetelBloater,
e(
Itis Health %Vas Wrecked,
Pe-ru-na Gave New Mfrs,
HON. JOHN TIGNE.
Assemblyman Tighe's letter should
be read by every brain worker leadhra►
a strenuous Ills.
Hon. John Tighe, No.98 Itemsen Sks
Cohoes, N. Y., Member of Assembly
from the Fourth district, Albanyconnty,
N. Y., writes as follows:
"Pernaa has my hearty indorsement
as a restorative tonic of superior merit,
At times when I have been completed,
broken down from excess of work, se
that my faculties seemed actuaity at
standstill, Peruna has acted a:: a heall
restorer, starting the machinery of m
and body afresh with new life
energy.
"I recommend it to a man tired
mind and body as a tonic superior
anything I know of and well wor
serious consideration." -J. 'Tighe.
Excuse of work so common in oulr
country causes impaired nerves, leading
to catarrh and catarrhal nervousness --
a disease that is responsible for half of
all nervous troubles.
Peruna cures this trouble because it.
cures catarrh wherever located.
If you do not derive prompt and es
factory results from the use of Pe
write at once to Dr. Hartman, gt
full statement of yon.: case, and h
bo pleased to give you his valnab
vice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, President
The Hartman Sanitarin m, Columbus,
11 E N -\ r. r.
Teo rrDIV( trt:ary cervices of the
ilettua•lt Alcthsod?et church will
)v :d Sunday Nov. 5t h, Itov. M.
\\','Fon, 11. A.. of Tccs.wLitor, -
duct il: z the re rrvices.
-Mr. I1. i3. Gn.s", 0 .T.
1)snfi•'d, accd'm;.atticd by .Lis fa
left Lure 'Monday for Detroit
Toronto on .t two weeks' host
tens.
LONG ago we realize•, that the baking and roast-
ing qualities of the ov)•n of a range are of
greatest importance to the range user. We brought
our knowledge, gained by years of experience, to bear
on this one point. The result was the Imperial
Oxford Diffusive Oven Flue. With this exclusive
feature, the Imperial Oxford stands to -day the m
perfect baking and roasting range on the market.
After getting this most important feature of a
to such a point of perfection we naturally did
neglect any other improvement which could a
the working of the range. Throe improv
were incorporated in the
Imperial Oxford Range
i, cause they added to the life .,f the range,simplified its operation or economized fuel.
Of these improvements the draw.out
oven rack is onewhich will instantly appeal
to the cook. The handle of this rack is
outside the range -always cool enough to
hold with the tare hand. Ity pulling this
handle forward anything roasting in the
oven mat be drascn out onto the oven
shelf to be basted, without touching the hot
pan or reaching into the oven. Thc same
applies to the testing of bread, cake or pie;.
We would like you to see the Imperial
Oxford Range. If your dealer doesn't
handle it. write us for illustrated literature
and the address of the nearest dealer who
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