Exter Times, 1910-03-10, Page 1THIRTY-SEVENTH YEAR -NO 1899
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EXETER, ONT . CANADA, THURSDAY MOIRNING, MARCH lot 1910.
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JONES & MAY'S
Phone No. 32e
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MAONIFICIENT DISPLAY OF
nrioo Dass Faklss
YOU will he surprised to sed the immense display of New
Drees Goods, surpassing in variety and value any pre-
vious year. All the New Weaves are shown in the very
Newest Shades. YOU should not fail to SEE THEM • before the
Lines get broken.
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At 25c a yard
Good Black and White
checks or Colored Plaids, all
40 inches wide and are special
value for 25 cents.
At 50c a yard
I• New French Worsteds in
all the fashionable shades
Also a 54 inches all wool Pan-
ama in Black, Blue, Broein or
Green.
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At 75c a yard i At $1,O0 a yard
Immense collection of Noy-
•• elty Suitings in solid or two-
• toned effects. Yon will find
• in this lot some exclusive
• suiting in the very smallest
• shades.
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New Spring Coats New Waistings
Our first
shipment
is our popular priced
goods and comes in all the
beat shades. Plain or sha-
dowad stripes in the best 73c
goods on the market.
proe nt of the
New Spring Coats are to hand
Nice Striped Corset Coating
or beautiful Blacks. Have a
good look at then[ and see the
low prices.
We are showirg a very
dainty line of New \Vaistings
Zfor Spring. All kinds and all
colors. A very special line of
• Silk and %Vool at only 50c
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Gents furnishings For Sorino
New Spring Shirts ; MENS SPRING SUIIIPS
Just arrived 20 dozen of the
best yet. \Ve are sole sellers
of tbo \V G.& Ii Shirts, and
our patterns an colors are
ahead of other seasons.
We are known for the good
• quality and style of our Tail-
• ored Suits. This spring our
• array of Settings are worth
• looking after. The prices are
right. Don't You Wyant One.
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New Easter Ties •
You will need a new Tie for
Easter. We have just opened
'soil:the niftiest bunch ever
shown in Exeter. All the
New English and American
ideas shown in them.
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New Spring Caps
ZWe bought heavy on Caps
Sand no wonder for the amount
• we sell. Our Cap trade is on
• the jump. Conte boys and
pO see the good stuff for Spring.
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Jones & May
Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford
Clothing also high grade shoes and wall paper.
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THE LAMP OF LIFE
Do the 811a(1011s gather rotund you
And cxctude the light of day:
Do the dismal clouds confound you
And retard you on your avayr
Clouds are naught but airy vapors,
And the shadows by them east.
Though they blind sou now, will
vanish
\Vhen th.• clouds have drifted past.
Rut though clouds and darkness hide
y011
From the blue and sunlit sky.
There's a lighted Lamp to guide you
While the clouds are drifting by.
Let it shine upon your pathwa;
With its pure and heavenly rap.
Anil the clouds that hung above you,
Tinted now, 2CCI11 far away .
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i11 last 21 leek's Mille mention was
made of the aeath of Maria G. l'edler.
br!oved wife of William 11. 1'. Hooper.
1' ell foul: p ace 1\ adnr d. ). n:1 i
suffering for nearly a Reek the r •-
stilt of a paralytic stroke. Mrs.
Hooper was 6; years. 9 months and h
days old. She w as born in Cornwall,
Eng.. and came to Canada with the
family 22 hen she was 9 years old,
settling in Stephen Township near
Sharon. She 1205 married to Mr. AV.
II. 1'. Hooper in 1895 and They tc/)k
rap ,+.heir residence at lihiva. About
two years :WO they moved to Exeter
taking up their residence 00 Huron
street. The deceas:•ti was a mernb •r
of the James street Methodist church
and was respected by all who knew
her. llesidcs h••r sorrow Orr h'a+hand
Does the Lamp of Life direct you, there are left four brothers. Jonah
Through the tnisty valley -land/ ' 'Pedlar. of Oil Springs > James of
Do its precious rays connect you Pigeon. APIA; George of Chicago and
With the shining heavenly strand/ John. of Exeter. Interment took
On my brother. are you walking place in the Exete:• a mel t ry on Illi
Ity its light toward your goal day.
Far beyond earth's shadow borders. 110DGS-)1i
'coward the sweet home of tha sonlf
Mount Vernon. Ill. The funeral took place on Tiresday
of the late .John W. W. Hodgson. of
r- Usborne. who died ors Sunday at the
Mrs. Writ. Da::ncey is vis•ting in age of -15 years. 3 n.onths and 7 days.
Wyoming'. The deceased had h1•en : "' a sine,:
,51r. .1. 11. Scott. spent Friday in last fall but was con2p.•'1 •d to take
London. his bed only a few days before his
Airs. Wm. Turnbull. of Fariuhar Is death. When a little hill of about
visiting Mrs. John McCullah• five years. II moved with his parents
M Sam. am. Charlie. of Detroit. is vis- Mr. and "Afrs..las. fiod:gson to the Brd
it:ng bis mother. Mrs. McCoombs• concess:oal of Osborne from Richmond
Mr. Thos. Russell visited friends in hall. Markham county. where deceits -
Clint on last week. ed was born. They settled on the
51r. Viekney. of \Winnipeg. was the farm now occupied by Mr. ('hat!. Day -
guest of Mr. 1). McGinnis over Sun- ratan, %%here Jim Hodgson died abyit
day. 20 years s^o. At. one time t deceas-
Miss Spackman. of Bayfield. was
the guest of her uncle Mr. John
Spackman last week.
Miss Olive Kelly, of Stratford. is
visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Geo.
5m all a corn he.
Mrs. O. Francis. of Tavistock. visit-
ed her brother, Mr. .1. 11. Seott last
week.
Mrs. John Vn:e has moved from
Exeter North to Mr. l'ugstey's house
on \William street.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hyslop. of Grand
Forks. were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Donald 'McInnis last. week.
WANTED - Several experienced
men to work on fart::= in Saskatche-
wan. Apply to D. E. 1 ir'tard.
Mr. and Mrs. W. England and child
o Sarnia. seals. rat the spent. p forepart of the
week with Sirs. England's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor. 10
England left on Tuesday for C.. - t
gary while Mrs. England will :e- c
main here for some time. e
EXETER c0UNCIL t
ed possessed 300 acres of land and
after disposing of 100 acres to Mr.
Dayman. moved across th.a road. Ile
was unmarried. Laving lived ,with
his mother. and was the last of a
family of five 80115 and one daugh-
ter, and is survived only by Ills moth•
er. 1vho is %vett up in yeal•3 and has
the sincere sympathy of a large num-
ber of frier.•'.:.
tiM ALLAOOMIIE
On Wednesday of last week Mr.
John Sm.allacombe passed away at th_
home of his son George. at the age
of 79 years 1 month and 10 days. The
deceased had been ailing all winter
and about n week previo'rs to his
heath pneumonia act it and he was
,e
con Ile t 12 '
d to l ei
k his bed. 1
f , I r.
Stria %I ss born in Tar' tcJl,
)evonshirc. England. on January
4th. 18:11. In 18'i0 he was married
o dli.s M ry llarri`. in 1':53 he
ane to Canada settling in Wood -
tock. his family comin:; out the 2c.1p
(ter. Ile worked at tb• tailoring for
wo years then went into partnership
with Mr.- Newton. working (or pev-
en years. 'then he rams to iIibbert
mend settled on the farm of the late
\Wm. Morton. "here he lived s v^n
years. ile afterwards bought the
faro, now occupied by Mr. Gen. Wit.
liams and the one next to it. 7242.1•
owned by Mr. !tarry Rundle. on the
Thames (toad. Ile resided th r.• for
13 years. coming to Exeter in 18(41.
Abo'It nine years after coming to
town Mrs. 1
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n131 meco h
m die(
! and .
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few years tater he was married al •i'I
to Mrs. Sol:I:comb. who predeceased
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1.pecial met •ting of the council as
! called on Monday, Feb'y 28th. 1910 by
• • the acting Reeve. field in the Office
• • of the Clerk. The ulenlbers [resent
Councillors Levet t, Luker and IL►Ik•
will and Acting Reeve Hen11rnn. The
minutes of the last meeting held Feb.
14th. were read turd approved.
Mr. S. Hardy addressed the council
in legal ds to Fire Inset:trice on the
Water Works plant.
}'er Balk wi1 will -Luker- i.,lker-
that ,
at ► com-
mittee
mel
mittee ((tI2Uilting of Reeve Beaman
and Levett effect the Insurance necte-
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`J`!E are placing before YOU the most
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• Remarkable Spring Clothes Opportunity
• ever offered to the menfolk of this town. This is your
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built to your own measure by the best Cnstom Tailors in
Canada -built into a cloth you yourself will select from the
cream of the seasons woollen innovations -and yet built at
a price even the most modest wage earner can cheerfully
afford.
Two Hundred Cloths to Choose From
For$20, $18,$16, $14 and as low as$10
BIG FEATURES OF OUR SYSTEM
Made to Your Measure.
Costs no more than Ready to•wears
Quick Delivery
Guaranteed Satisfaction.
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--The Best F1our--
If it is the best flour you want there is but ono place
in town to get it -that is from us. The brands are:
JEWELL
(Ontario Blended)
PURITY
(Wobtern Canada Flour Mills)
Leave your:orders or call alp Phone 2
.R. G. AELDON, Exeter.
awry -Carried, him last June. Two sons survive him
:'after the Motion was carried Mr.( Thomas o: Crystal City. Man.. and
Heitman desired that Messrs. Italk- Georg,. of taw n. 11 r. Cmrtllacomhr
Tui: LATE HENRI' POWF;LL
Whose death took p:acc in Ex,•,yr a
short time ago.
Mrs. \\'m. Turnbull. of Far -pillar.
vis"ted her sister Mrs. Beavers and
other relatives in town this week.
Mr. herb. Elliott, of Saskatoon,
Saok.. who has been vaiting his moth-
er, Ales. 11, V. Elliott. leaves for the
West Thursday.
Aliso Cook.
Miss
\WilvernaQuancc Tuesdayvisited
onhr way
to Grand Rend where sh:• has accapt-
ed a posit:on as milliner.
Mr. and Sirs. Thos. Oke. or London,
and Mrs. Locke. of Brookline, 11asi.,
were here attending the funeral of
the late Mrs. Oke.
A card was received on Monday by
Rev. S. F. Sharp from Reeve ltawden
on his arrival at Liverpool. The res.
eel was 21 hours late: Mountain o:
seas; \'essel stopped in 8:orm.
Mr. and Mrs. Thus. Daymon and lit-
tle son of Whitewood. 51nn.. who have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Davis and other relatives, Icave for
(heir horde in the West Thursday
morning.
MEETING OF 1' SFtI B\'Troy,
The Presbytery of Ililron tl •2 in
Willis church 011 Tuesday. The time
was occupied o c meed alai ti • '
1 to the presenta-
tion
3 h. Iresrnta-
lion of reports. and the discussion of
the recommendations appended to
their. These reports were upon Sun-
day schools. church lifo and work.
,t22istics. temperance and moral
r'-
tor . young people's
societies and
systematic heneficiene , V. ith some
eseei_[inn•, these were very enco'ara;g-
in:. The standing committjers 'or th-
year were appointed, and Mr. l'!,-Ich•
er 220.5 appointed
representative of
shexpressive of the valuable
tethe Presbytery cn th- Ass^mb'y'aBIC
C SALEHone MissionCommittee. A rc•
rvir,s
of Dr. McLean. as Clerk of
Presbytery :or a period of nearly
forty-one serum was passed. Consid-
eration of urinates from last General
Assembly. which was not finished at
the
,
I last meeting ct7u _ i •
U F '
rt b t • r •. was a3
n Order reduce are large
re,umcl and comp:et• d. At r. And -r- � stock of pianos, lVc are doing to of
son. of Goderirh. woo nominated as fcr to the Public (or the next thirty days the biggGat value for the
Get Your
SapPails & Sap Pans
Kettles and Spiles �.
also everything in Tinware and Galvanized Iron fl',I,u us.
Stoves and Ranges
Garland Ranges from $33.00 to $42.00
Souvenir Ranges at $35.00
Oxford Ranges from $33.00 to $44.00
Jewel Ranges at $53.00
These are fuel savers and prices aro right.
Stock and Poultry Foods
25, 60, $1.00 and $1.50 packages.
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE
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FURNITURE and LJNDERTAKING .'
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11'IL.11 11 11.11 11'11:MAIM 11 11 It 11 11 II II 11 11 11 U 11.
Parlor Suit Parlor Tables
Easy Chair Odd Chairs
Music Cabinet Couches
Sideboards Hall Racks
Buffets Kitchen Cabinets
Dining -room Tables Dining Chairs
Dainty, well -made and at reasonable prices.
Bed Room Suits Bed Conches Mattresses
Springs, Brass and Iron Beds
Newest styles an 1 all at popular prices
RO W E & ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furnishers and FuneralunDirectors.Eilimmillnil
tiltiif: ta+iiii,,i
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Moderator of the Synod of Hamilton money that was ever offered in Exeter.
11m1 London. at its next merlins: and
I r. Smith. of Ilcnsall. as roto - r.: Below willgive you an idea of some of the bargains.
will -Luker .h(utld act. as this con -112'123 a staunch member of the chelrca,allive 0- the Presbytery on i h • 7.sra• - __o1 England and in po.rtic• watt me 1 ,•at:,Alleles on Bilis and Overt•
w .owe( .
The instructions being to place th "F' r x •
started and before his illness was a
regular caller a. the Times o"fic • forhis paper. The Iaa'.I-hearers wer.
Ira four neph. ns. Messrs. .lo=epla 1 •A •. I:a2,' - at that meeting. and Dr.
Dan:el. Sidney and Richard P3%is end sr,„ r:'',a. npleointed 1.1:nr•s-nt:.-
`.lcssrs. Sam. `tweet and Sci: 11.1.- ties u: th • Pt( etre r2 on th As-
wOOd. Se111b'y a• can:olit: , rtt 161;:f e-sn•t
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AI' 1 Liberal. lie has 10811 a sebser.b r .0
Ile. Stewart and \I•'••r• v A l.ar-
$5,12210 on the machinery and $1,11110 on
the power house.
The Municipal Auditors. read their
report and after being gully discussed
the sante WWI accepted and the A
tors be paid 312 01) with nn allowance
of $3 (221 extra each for their labors on
motion of l.et•et1-Luker.-Carried.
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The matter of uni"pal Supplica
being removed from the Town Hall
property by the citizens w'thout. first
getting pernlissittl was discussed.
Per Levett Luker -- that councilloribtlkwill and lt'eve Ileatnan with the
Municipal Auditors lie a committee
to meet with the Nchn•,1 Hoard and
adjust the difference Ill the Financial
Reportit its submitted. Carr ied.
Mr. Illi. Snell asked permission to
trite certain trees opposite his pro.
pert on Carling Street.
Councillors ifalkwill and Luker with
the Co ;tie,inner were appointed a
committee with power.
The followirt( accounts were read
and passed:-(ieorfte Atkintnn, labor
at Water Works, 41 05; Jayn/h
es int
nell, labor and supplies. per \Yater
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Works acct., 31; 1'. nawden & Mon,
labor and 2uppli(s. per contra([ Water
Works erre.. a5 00. 1'.issfd on 2220-
lion of Luker-- 1{nikwill.-Carried.
Adj. by Halkwill.
JOS. SENIOR, Clerk.
titer 'limes ever Fiflc^ if, • I D S.
hlrkton
.A large number front this vicinity
Mended the Mx Soc al at Woodhafn
:1•.i Friday. ntnong whom %vas the
Auctioneer, who acquirer) Ilinis•If
tit his usual ani ln, nes'. The hit;11-
•price paid for one box was $2.10.
Sirs. W. .1. Tufts nvith son and
laughter left. for London on Monday
ast. with th • 1. st 't .hes of their
riptide for tile r 1112 ore happin..ss noel
access.
,las 1•:!1'e
Miss Cornish 1 1
Telt
sl
rued to h r
2orl: in llonkton 11.:. week.
A number of the ruin; people from
rere attended the 11311 at 1'artehir
n.41 Monday. A
o . %. 1 r. MiltAV•
I ton ,1s,ou
oak a a'eighload.
A boa social is to he held in the
Aberdeen IIa11 on friday. March
Ith under the aeapiees of th• lie f).
Al. Como and have good time.
The liirktott /12th hand are In
In'd a et and concert. in 'Aberdeen
f•1'I. all Tit voila y 51310)2 2')th. The
,r0:era mel will rOtl.ist. Of on'y 111,• 1110.•
p -to -date in:0nt. with the mus• lap•
()-date item.. further p1ri e :'12'
bort'%• Don't forget the .1;Ite.
11 regi 2'Hh.
Mr. 'ormnn ltncey 'eaves It r• to
sorrow to homestead !Ca h of see., on
We wish h'rn every sece,'s1.
Blundall Piano Case Walnut
n, rc .all . Carswell wer •11'1.010r- 1 ft. 4 in, high, Ivory and Ebony Keys. guaranteed for an unlimited time.
ed commissioners to the n• xr General Regular Price $250.00 Sale Price $175.00
Assembly. Dr. 1t. 2!'. !deli ay erns
WWI nominated as Moderator of the
OKE
After n neck's iilm 1. with pn .2- Itf:lir-CEI) 1,' 1•;.1!'AV IRAI'I'.S 't"
motile there pass../1 an ay on Fridli (' 21.11 ''it • I '.. .\IEXIC s. 110111s I
':1st Miry Sheers. nidus• of lh' lar ('ill./ `•1111.1. 1 ItEGOx. %WASIIING-
.I:nnes Oke. 91 the age of 67 3ears
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7 trlonths end 13 (1321.. Th. (leceas /II , , e 2. a Craad T.runk Railway
w'ar horn in Ite3(o ae
-d. Devonshire I:n- • , .i ,, ; :.Hitt April 15111Piano Pure Walnut Fl, ye- Dominion P• •
rnlsh
Dominion Piano Mahogany Finish
4 ft ti in. high. 71, octave. Specially designed in the higheat 14 yl 43 of art. Reg-
ular Price $275.1x1 Sale Trice $2,221041
Morris Piano Mahogany Finish
1 ft. 7�in high, gu 11.o:teed for len yens• Ebony and Ivory Reye. Regular $:i01t
Male Price $_1n
on July 111th. 1812/. In 1802 rhe• dine , ., tickela and further information
to (:anndn and Joined her p'ren s Mr • (;r::nd 'Trunk Agents. or ad- 4 ft. 4 in. high, this is the hest piano tnan,tfacttired by The Dominion Or and;
and Mrs. John Sh�.•ere. of Ex r r it . .1. I). McDonald. D. 1'. A.. G. Piano Co. Regular Price $:12.i 0t1811e fries $213.0221 g
hlyin:g remained in Ene'and with 1:,: 1 1:1•, 1.01011( O. Ont. 122
Children Cry Ennis Piano Mahonany Finish
FOR FLETCHER'S
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grandmother nt the time her par nt-
',nine to this country. On the mai of
February 12.04 she was married to th •
lake .lames Oke. w Ito prod. c.. '. d 11••r•
nn Sept. 12th. 1890. For tic2cr 1 1 tars
they conducted the C•ntei: hot 1. 'a-
ter t+eilin•t oil to their .an- n•' 122.
\Ir. W. 1'. Acheson the pies nt pro•
prier or. and took ':p tl. :r res r1.•00.
on Iluron mit-et. Mrs. Oke I%as of a
eetirin;t (ISpasillon and wan n mem-
ber of th• Church of F:ng'nnd. She
a kind and 'oviu:: mother and
211. 110 ei in the Wettest e•,eeto lis
ho knew her. l'Lr dee, asf d fn-
Joyed ' ocd health I.n:ll a fe.2 w•.•^k•4
plc vitals to her death tch n sh • con-
trae:ed bronch:t . 5'li eh dove or, d 10.
10 pneumonia. The e%rning h •fur •
she died she was thought 10 b • d. i .
'lire's- but nn Friday morn`s r .stir
trot; a turn for the %torso and pass-
ed peacefully away 12hont 9.30 o'clock.
She %vas one of a fancily of eleven.
seven boys and four girl.. tnw0 0'
which aervive this makin; :be third
death in tb• fanli:y we1hot the t .
sic rnnn,h.. There are l:(t to mourn
her 'u v ono n 1111(1 (nor d:ni:'h,'•a
Thomas. 01' London; 511r. Locke. of
Ilrook'ine. Moss.: Mrs. W. 1'. Acheson
and 511 s. IIIiIinta. o.' 10130 ; and Slisr
Arne.' a Oke. 02 Landon : head/ 8 nn••
brother 111121 one a:5ter. 51r. Chris.
Mhe• re. o: Landon. and Mr,.
'feeble 0; to" n. The fun •riI s wises
on Sunday w Tar private. int rut rat
Inking fence in the Exeter c.•m •t:•ry.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
rho Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
lour
AND
Feed
All Good Kinds of
Flour and Feed
kept on hand
Walt 2111(1 "sl►(t1t5
Sold 1IW 1111' 'fon.
lVhcat taken in exchange
for Flour and Oats taken in
xchange for ( atm; al.
W. Rivers
EXEi'Ert.
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4 ft. 7 in. high, Colonial Design. Regular Price $300 Sale Price $2.5
We will deliver to your home complete with stool and handsome drape,
Any of the above pianos on Payment of 41'..N.00 and you may pay the fish:nee
due at $2 a week.
� s. mARTiN & SON
EXETER,
ONTr1R 10.
THE TWO WAYS
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ONLY WAY
1M to invest in upped Edipon's
19 I{lnpha acknowledged
to be
the heed. The tender
ing of Alum., Songs, Etc., is
to tt lie and lire like that one
can hardly give it. (•t edit.. it
your have
an old
machine
ne
lit in
g It in and we will buy it
on a new Edition, and give
you a end 111111118 deal.
Remember the Edison Art•
hero! Retold plays for foie
and one-half minutes and eta t
Irma !loin a 2I1lse nlirinte disc.
This is the
111E
OTHER WAY
1S to lily a (heap advertised
outfit. and rob yieuselt of the
pleasures of an Edison, then
etd your deal wit h 1► worth•
!less apparnln. 011 %out hands.
You are rite to get ri(•h Ly
such a 2' ansect ion, not 1n.
money but experience. 1'ou
cannot afford to do business
that way. it is the
Way to Failure
:AN at our Window for
Way to Success March Display
SEE 'r}i F:�l'h a Purity J. W. O W ELL
EDIM(IN AT Manager