The Exeter Times, 1924-7-3, Page 8G
SHE ,EXETER
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Stockings cin Sale
YOU ARE LOOKING OR REQ ;V15,LUES IN suivntiER
HOSIERY"TICS IS THE` 1,1 LICE TO BUY
Silk- Stockings 98c., ,
We have the new nude,
Peach and Sand; shades -as well
as White and Black. These
are first quality ;Silk= }Tose' for
only 98e a pair. ,
35c. or 3 pr. $1.00
First quality, well finished
Stpelsings for Ladies. : Light
'Fawn, Brown Black or White.
A• r-ealvalue at 35e or 3 pair
for11.00.
Silk Lisle Rose 65c.
`
"�lafn or fancy ribbed Silk
Lisle . Stockings, some with
elastic tops -Black, White and
the popular light shadeson sale
at 656 a, pair.
Cotton Stockings 25c,.
Good Black Stockings, Plain
or Ribbed all sizes from 5 to
10, real money savers at 25c a
pair.
Summer Dress Materials
,,Early sales of practically our entire stock of summer Dress
'Materials has enabled us tore-stock with the very latest designs
in Voiles,. Ratines- and Knitted Sills materials. Make your own
dresses out of materials that are the last word in style and design.
You save over one half. Standard patterns with the 'Belrobe•system
show you how. Dozens of new patterns in your size carried right
in stock -no waiting for the mails.
Sale of Men's Shirts
Men's Work Shirts 98c.
All • sizes from 143A to 17
full cut Shirts in Blue Khaki
and Black and White, worth at
least $1.25, but on sale at 98c.
Men's Fine Shirts
$1.49
Everysize in this lot up to
17, all good patterns with soft.
- cuffs and worth up to $2.75.
All to cleared at $1.49 each.
July Grocery Bargains
3 McLaren's Jelly Pdrs for 25c 2 lbs. Crisp Ginger Snaps 35e
Large can pink Salmon., for 15c • Sweet Mixed Cookies 18c_ a Ib..
4 Tins Brunswick Sardines 25e Christie's Fresh. Sodas 15c pkg
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ell Furnish your
Complete - and
You Money
For many years we have .been furnishing homes like yours.
Our service to young couliles Chas been -perfected to the highest de-
gree of genuine helpfulness. No matter how little or how much
you may wish to invest, in furnishing your home complete, you are
assured every advantage of low' prices, courteous service and pains-
taking attention in making your selections.
All we ask is that you give us an opportunity of showing you,
how reasonably you can purchase furniture at this ,store.
WE OFFER SPECIAL PRICES ON EVERYTHING IN OUR
ENTIRE STOCK.
HERE'S AN OPPORTUNITY FOR JUNE BRIDES TO SAVE
M. E. 6ARDINER
Licensed Enababner and Funeral Director
Motor Hearse and Horse Equipment
Long distance calls given prompt attention.
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE •
-9PERA HOUSE BLOCK PHONE,. 74J; Night call 74W
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S ,.. r ec, n :. air of `Trousers
'Everyith `1�a:11 • ,
®re
®Meati
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Suit Puring
T
Sale
- IS THE FEATURE THAT
W . W. TAMAN
IS OFFERING
Tuesday
Wednesday
JUNE 10th
and 11 th
INTRODUCING
IN I.NTIi
ODUCT
NG THE NEW SPRING AND
SUMMER SUI -
INGS AND OVERCOATINGS TAILORED BY THE'RERGER TAIL-
OR NG COMPANY, CANADA'S LARGEST TAILORING HOUSE,
SPElCIAL PRICES HAVE BEEN ARRANGED FOR THE TWO
DAYS' SALE, AS LOW AS
22.00
YOU CAN SECURE A GUARANTEED TAILORED SUIT
_ TO
YOUR MEASURE WITH AN •
E ra
Ix of, Trousers
WITHOUT ADDITIONALCOTOF
S
, MATERIALS THAT I�iAT WILz
GIVE SATISFACTION IN WEAR. '
We have, a, firs® assortment that we feel sure will
interest you,
and if you are Iooking for 1912 values in Sergea and
ota es
IAVE PREM, Clothes that will wear and retain heir shape .WanEdgive unusual
service... Every known Variety of
patterns
and color's
in British imported' Woollens and WVoreteds to select from, and
REMEMBER
THAT EXTRA PAIR
Our, representative from ..Tar ' •
nto
will
4 be
with
N. Vii'
. TAM
AN,
F T
duels
the Two
g Day t3at9;;'S)Ad will frankly adViee'yota as to the
Cloths and Styles that will suit your figure best. Give tis' a Call
and see tor, yourself the values we are offering. You will not b"
e
talked into buying, but you, will see values and find Service' that
cannot be,;eguplicated elsewhere.:
Market report- --•-b® 'to11gwl ll I
the ,report of `the Exeter Market
corrected eirerr Wednesday.
Wheat $1,10
Oats, 45c
Barley, 55c
Manitoba Flour, $3,70 '
Pastry Flour, $3.30
Family Flour, $3.60 <'
Feed Flour $1.85
Bran $1,50
Shorts $1.60
Dairy Butter, 30c to 33e,
Creamery Butter, 38c.
Eggs, 25e.
Lard 1£c
flogs, $5.00
LOCAL
*seas.. . e a,01140i.
Mr. Clifford Davis, of London, vie
ited here over the holiday.
Mr, G. Dow shipped a car load ,of
horses to Montreal on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs.' A. E. Meadows •and•
babe left Saturday for: Collingwood.
Mrs. M. E. Gardiner has been quite'
ill during the week, but is now im-
proving.
The Exeter ` Public School' closed
on Friday last for the midsummer
holidays.
The Zurich Herald -is. holidaying
this week, hence no paper is being'
published.
Mr. W. J. Lower; of La Porte, Ind
is the guest of his.daughter, Mrs•
John Taylor.
Mrs. Esli Heywood is visiting i
London' for a week wit her sister
Mrs. J. W. Mallett.
Mr. Bruce Rivers; of St. Thomas
spent the week -end and the holida
with his parents here.
Mr. Edward Davies, (Ted) hi
mother and two sisters, of London
were in town on Monday.
Local grown sticawberries too
quite a drop in price from Saturday
to Monday morning, 21c to 14c.
Mr. and Mrs. John:' W. Taylor, th
latter part of last week, moved into
his; new house on Carling Street.
Mrs. Wm. Bagshaw, who' was op
erated' on at her home: here a. fe
weeks ago, is recovering nicely.
Owing to the prevalence of meas
les in Clinton, the public visiting
day at the hospital has been shut off
Miss `Phyllis Winer left Monday to
represent theTrivitt- Memorial., S. S
et the Summer school at St. Thomas
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Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Talbot, of E"d
nionton, are visiting with, Mr., and
Mrs. M. Fletcher and other friends.
• Mr.and; Mrs. Frank" ;Slumkonsky,-
of'Kitchener, visited over the 1st ,of
July with tVIr. and Mrs. Esti Hey-
wodd.
Mrs. Billings who has •been ,,visit-
ing `among relatives and friends here
for a few weeks, returned to London
Monday.
After a week's visit here with rel
atives, Mr. -and Mrs. Frank JohnsFre
turned -to their home in; Toronto, on
Saturday.
Mr.' and Mrs. Hy. Elworthy and.
daughter, Reta and Mr. J. G. Dow
spent several days in Detroit during
the week, a. ,
Mr. and Mrs.' Arthur Ford, of De-
troit are visitingfor or a few
days with
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the former's father, Mr. John Ford,
of Exeter North. .�
A gas war in Tilsonburg brought
the price down to 12% cents a gal-
lon. Now'the police are out to find
out where the gasoline was stolen
from.
Mr: Roy Goulding had charge of
the instrumental part of the program
at the strawberry, festival at the
Methodist ` church,` Clandeboye, on"
July�'2nd
Mrs. Gordon Wells and little dau-
ghter! ef,�••Wifl spr, are visiting 'with
the former`'s • parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. S, Davis .,.Mr. Wells was',here
over the holiday
Mr. John Taylor has just install-
ed a large 500 gallon tank : and
Bowser gasoline outfit of the up-to-
date type in connection- with his
tire and battery business,
Mrs. Wm. Carr,of -
Detroit; and
Mr. and Mrs. -. Walter Connor, of
Windsor, were
visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Melville and Mr. and riliss
Connor, during the week.
At the meeting of the Huron 'Pres-
byterial W.M.S., held at Clinton re-
cently, tl arrangements ngements were made for
the autumn Conference, which will
be in the form of a . jubilee to be
held in Exeter. -
."Green Stockings" the Comedy, put
on in Kirkton, Tuesday evening of
last week by Exeter young people,
,did not draw a large' house. The play
however, was Well rendered and all
in attendance were highly pleased.
Mrs. Guy,,W. Brown,
who has' been
here for several months attending
her mother; the late. Mrs. Dignan, ac-
companied by her father,, Mr:- John
E. Dignan, an, returned to her home
in
Kingsville on Saturday morning last.
Mr.. • and.' Mrs. Win. Verity, of
Brantford, former residents of Ex-
eter
slid ,th
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on in -1a
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dough,
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, 14krs
Hiteiion, during
Toron-
to, visited for, a .sew days during the
week
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with Mrs. Verity s mother, '
Mrs, Pickard:
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a long tirne" coming; It will, be• no
good 'next, winter.
THOIS»Dx1 ', JULY aro,,
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1I)ress
U•nion: Srvies in IV1ain St` •c•hu•rch'
at. both•11 a.m,, and' 7••p:m. 'Rev "hire
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Foote Will • conduct both services.' 1�T OP NEW VOILE DRESSES FOR
Mil Boy Scouts ,unset Friday even1ng.-
a911l1RS S r EET >rE BOI 1l T " n
ET. Do .. A., Pastor!
10 15v--Morzbing Fellowship:
11 •a. ni; "A;,Warless World"
3 'p•ni a. --Sunday School and pible
Classes.' -
7 p.m.- 'A War Without Discharge''
Don't.'forget„ that •this is -"Go -to
Sunday'Sehirol Day!'
Your Stock WaritS: SALT
IT IS ESSENTIAL FOR:' BEST
RESULTS,'
WE . HAVEY THE
BEST CATTLE
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;ANOTHER SHIPl1i<E Y HOS
WEATHER. THE STYLES "ARE VERY NEAT AND MATERIALS THE
VERY NEWEST.
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$6.50
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MADE FROM GOOD WEARING PRINTS IN GOOD, PATTERNS ° WITH
ELASTIC BANDS. EXTRA . VALUE -
Your Choice` fear 98c.
ALSO FOR HOUSEHOLD, BUTTER,.
AND. COOKING PURPOSES.
EXETER,' SALT WORKS
Miss Gladys. Balkweil of Winnipeg
is visiting at the home of Mr. Wm.
Leavitt.
Miss' Verde Leavitt, School, nurse
of Windsor, is holidaying at her
home here.
People leafn by -experience. A
man never wakes up his' second
baby to seeFieiaugh.
Mrs. S. Rich and two grandsons
are visitingat the home of, her
brother, 'Mr. Fred Suthern.
Miss. Vine Fisher, of HamiIton,' is
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Coates;. -of Usborne. --
Miss A. -McDonald, of Clinton, .a
former milliner in town, visited with.
Miss Agnes •Hamilton on 'Sunday.
A' good'spert-'is 'a nian who will
give his straw' hat a 50 yards start
when - it blows off before giving
chase. ,
Mrs, r. Inksta'ter, of Ingersoll, is
visiting'ith ".her sister, Mr.'s. W. J.
Bissett,' who 'Continues ill and is con
fined. <to••'her .:bed: :
Motorists are `peculiar ,people; if
they don't khock- you down, they.
turn . around ;and euss you `because
they have missed you. •
'At the PatrioticServi es Jin James
s ,
St ee
t.
Street church on. Su¢ida.y evensii;g, -Mrs..
'Wm. Meivjfl and 11Sis6 Vera Esser` r'
sang a ,wery,,:,pleeas7rg.Au;et. '
Misses Lily n
e Ann Alli-
son and Agues Fenwick, of .New
York, are spending their; vacations at
their respective" fomes'here.
Mrs. F Irwin aril,' twochildren
and Miss Editl ''Davis, of Ingersoll,
spent the week=end atthe.'home of
aMr. candy Mrs. D: Davis:' The' children
will remain for',: the holidays.
Mr! and Mrs ' T. S. Woods,'of town
'were'•among the guests at the wed -
.ding of Miss Bertha Beatrice Hocltin
to Mr. Edmund Gerald Ryley, .at
Dutton, on Saturday, June` -28th.
The. foilowing:achooi teachers who
have
been teaching school out of',
town, have returned to their respec-
tive-
espective• homes for _the holidays: Miss
Irno Sweet, ,Miss Amy Johns, Miss
Vera. Jones, Miss; Dorothy -Kuntz,
-Miss Gladys Harvey. ,
Mr. F. W. Toro, of Toledo, Ohio,
accompanied by two . friends from.
that city, passed through town Mon-
day afternoon
ondayafternoon on their way to Goder-
ich where they will indulge in a 'few
days fishing. This is an outing Mr.
Tom enjoys nearly every .season.
,Mr. E. J. Wethey, principal of the
High 'School 'here, ,was assisting. ;at
Goderich last.. week at. the Depart-,
mental exa '
minat
ons- for "t
s udents
of
Upper and Middle School:, The ex;
aihinations" . for Entrance to High
Schools will be held here on- July 2,
and 4th. • `
A very exciting game of solt'- ball
was prayed, on the school grounds on
Monday evening' last, the contesting
Patties being,Main-Street and'Caven
girls.
g
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a Both
teams• fought g t hard 'to
win and it was any''body's game up
to the,last. The score at the end of
the game was 2447- in favor of Cov-
en team, •
The many. friends - of Rev.., H. J.
A>;nzitage,'of Summerland, B.C., will
be -pleased to know that he has been
awarded the lst:'prize in the contest
on 'Christian: Stewardship, conducted
by -the Departiiient ot'Finaiice,- of the.
Methodist Church. This prize win-
nttheingCh, sermonristian lieStetowarbed. -published in.
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The
County 14.0.L., will attend di-
vizie service in the Trivitt Memorial,
church on Sunday afternoon, July
5th, at 3 oclock; when Rev. A. A.
Trurnper will conduct-an'a
ppropriate
service and the choir will render
special `
niu t
sic on':aha .occasion. Ow-
ing to the above service :the evening
service will be withdrawn
An stated last week R. G. Seldon
an .
d others s of
tows= "
asses
sed the
Scotch Doubles Tournament at -Lon-
don.We did not '•hear" of =them
bringing home- any -of thes,
rize but
p
it.might be•;that R' G. was' taken for
the. best ,looking man in 'the bunch
for at; he was going to deliver' a
,powi he Was snapped by the ,Adver
;user camera man -and theis" me even-
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at paper, If "theiPo is any
doubt ,about the abject of the snap
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We will give it to Dick,
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LHATCHWAY
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NO =lox, UNDERWEAR
ammo
Hatchway No Button
Underw :.
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The Young Man likes this make as there are 'no buttons
to come off, Try Hatchway for the hot 'weather. In CO
ation Suits only Per Suit $1.50 - •
Smart Sailors for Mem
We are showing the newest styles in the Rough Straws.
Theseare going -fast.
$2.00, •$3.00, $3.50
Khaki Pants with Shirt
to Match ,
. Just the thing for thehot weather. These garments
are cut right and look well.Alf sizes, each .$2.25
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"FOR SALE -Auto Trailer, capac-
ity 1400- lbs.; practically new; with
new tires and good rack. Apply at.
Times office or' M.' C. Sleamon, Cen-
tralia. '•
LOST A `pair of ,glasses, lost a-
round Mrs' 'W D Yeo's ;or W_ J.
Statham's Finder please' leave sante
at The Times .Ofli e, ,Eiteter, T
WANTED -a school" teacher for
S.;S. No. 10, Usborne, small 'attend-'
ance " State "experience, certificate
and 'salary' Duties to commence
Sept:" 1st. 'Apply Harry Westlake,,,
See'y-Treasi R.R. No. 1LHensall,%Ont.
HELP WANTED , •-
Persons desiring work at the Can-
ning •Factoryfor the gea,pack, please
leave names at the office. Will re-
quire about 10 women for hand pick-
ine. :. r • .
HAY FOR SALE -
Parties wishing, to secure a supply
of hacif and raked
'
t
Y, in
the field,
can procure same at reasonable pric-
es from the Canning Factory. "
RETURN: CHAIN
;Will the party who borrowed the
surveyor's', chain from the Canning
Factory, kindly return same at once.
FOUND --On the London Road, a
1,924 License Plate. Owner may
have same by paying for this adver
tisement.
FOR -SALE'--8 Acres of good,,.
standing'Hay:`= Apply to A. Rollins,
London Road, -:south.
DIDN'T, KNOW HIS LUCK
A politicalrcandidate Was incen'-
ed at' certain remarks, which • had
been
made about him in the leading,
paper of the town. He -burst into the
editorial ' room and exclaimed, "You
are telling lies eabout me in your pa-
er and you, know It.
" You have no, cause to 'complain"
said the' editor cooly: "What would
you do if we told the -truth?"
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Going through a husband's pock-
ets isn't so -bad, but don'to through
ough
his bank` account.,
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HYDRO RATES REDUCED
Domestic Lighting -All floor space
has been abolished, and each con-
sumer is now charged with 30e eel.-
•
vice charge.
The first 60 kw hours urs at 25c and
balance` at 1,25c. Tenn er cent.
t.
Prompt amen
t disc n
payment out is the
same; the minimum\net bill is Still
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W. R. Goulding .
A. T. C. M.
Organist and Choirmaster James
St. Methodist Church.
Teacher of Piano, Vocal, snd:'The-
ory, Instructorof Music in;,the'Public'
Schools.
`BERMS MODERATE,
Box
Exeter.
NOTICE,
These are the. Prices..., Yon can have
your work done by'
ELLIOTT & JOHNS
Cleaning, -• Pressing and'`: Repairing
p ," g
Also • Tailoring
Men's Suits"
Cleaned. and Pressed
Pressed only
Dry Cleaned 'and Pressed
Dyed and Pressed -
hadies'
75c
50c
$2:00
$4.00
Suits Pr
eased and Cleaned
...:e$1.00
Dry Cleaned. and Pressed $2.00
Skirts Pressed 50c
We also-Miike, and Trim -Suits with
First Class Trimmings for $20.00..
If you want a new Suit of Clothes,
Come in and get our prices. ' We can
give you a Blue Suit guaranteed All
Wool, Indigo Dye. Never • Fade
For $35.00
WORK AND FIT GUARANTEED
When you want your Suit Clean-
ed and Pressed, let us know. We will;
call for them and deliver them. -,
Always at Your Service -
INSURANCE CE .COMPA
NY
THE METROPOLTIAN LIFE
The Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company of New York, insures more
people and is growing faster than
any other life insurance company.
Obviously, the reason for Metropol-
itan 'supreinacy in its field, is that
people believe its policies most des
liable, its service best, and, its `costs
most economical. This Company is
ready to serve you. Tell your insur-
ance wants to CHARLES 'F. WAY,
Metropolitan Agent, Exeter, Ont.,
Canada. ,
GREGG'S
ClothingHo •
Hospital
We are pleased to announce that
we are able . to return . to- our' work'
and are again able to ':giveY
• ou
prompt and satisfactory service.
o Cleaning, -Pressing, D rein Re-
pairing, -
e
Tpairing, Remodelling. Turning of
all kinds of clothing.
LADIES' WORE A
SPECIALTY
Y
We also make Ladies' and Gent's
Stilts to Ortler. A trial Is solicited.
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Conunercial Lighting -The, first'
50 lib
uro� useo '
f
installs '
d load'
is 5c
per kW
hr.
The
0 hour
s use,
is 22.5c per kw hr. A11 additional
coinsu f '
mpt on at 1c per kw hr;
Pawer-The former power: rates
which
w ' _e
•,f.Pe er pet k
w r. rpt
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firet :i0 hours :alae, and -2 8c. per.kw
hr ' for the
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3irc-2.6ct-- 5c per kw hr: respect-
tively. Street Lighting remains the
arise.
for uto .
H'
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,,CLOSEP CAR
iDAY '
NielkITIgiIRVICE
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GES i3.EASONABLE
A. T,` HARNESS
]P11911) 2P Exeter.
ANDY'EASTON
Licensed.Auctioneer for the •Coos•
cy of Huron. Correspondence;arrange%
meets for sales; can be neade py cell
Mg up the Central Hotel, Hueter.
• • Charges moderate, . satisfaetioo
guaranteed.'
ARLI°NG';
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Barrister, Solicitor,
Loane; Inveatinente;` ivaura';ce,
Office, 'Ma BlockCarlin .
g . in St. 11lzete►;.
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Atkinson, ,L.D.S.,D.D -S`
DENTAL SIIRGRON.
Graduate of the Royal College of
Dental ;Surgeona of, Ontario and- U1-
verslty 0! Toronto.
Late District ' Dental Officer,
tary District Number One, London
Ont.,
Main Office, Main St. 'Exeter, Ont.
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Phone 34, Exeter; Hours9.00 a.m.,
to 5.30, p.na.
Office•-hoursat ZURICH ONT,; Tues.
a.
only, at< 10.00` o'clock m. to 5.0*
o'clock p.m. Phone 79.
A. IL. itIONNANIE
Veterla*ry Surgeon
Office ---McDonnell's ;?atetntables moi
John St. Phone calls :receive prom»$
attention. Phone 26w
Local Cartag
,I AM NOW .IN A POSITION TO
GIVE OUR LOCAL TRADEAN. A.li-
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MOST IMMEDIATE .SERVICE. -
H Bagshaw
TRY US
Phone'' S 8W
Cochrane Machine
!Works-
Ford
orks-
Ford motors reground, fitted with
Pistons, 'Complete $16.00 Evers►,
snake of Car Mp,tor and,, Engines re-
ground with Platen Complete to:fit,
also Tractors.
FARMS FOR SALE ---'A; .few choice
farms in the Townships of -Utaborne.
Tuczceramith ', and' Hib
,batt.,' Qoof!
buildings and well -located' as to-friar7.
kets. Priced right: Apply y to ;Thea:-
Cameron, Aust.: Box 154. . 131zetet.
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