The Huron Expositor, 1916-06-02, Page 31916
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s 'of Cofort
ugh soap t
'eat hip is and
T'h'ai: of
easpictely sura
' Tartan to.
c
if strength and his
f; "Oanly the foram:;t•rs of
seereiseti tap Ob their fol.
ority comparable to that
inn the aboute master
Thin moral (tower be-
; fatal gift. He c*uite. to
e could prevail even
pet powerful material
tel him to scorn certain
continued violation of
Ft remain unpunished."
Times Chang.,
the customary pro--
Ell yon be mine:" Very
e showing par men will
1 be yonia r it will
:Ire possessive, the dorn
in man, as still strong,
it live. for that is the
p. Only we do not want
Carry man away, any
want a well' bred horse.
Beth • upon the bit and
ewe in Atlantic
-Neuralgia
E DUE TO NERVES
FOR LACK OF
€00D BLOT
reale al writer* has laic$
the cry 'of starved
ter :blood_ : The fine
of *hie triouble is pa'in1
It, pain, that almost(
`.fuser frantic-. The ono
blood; the only cure, 1
blood.. Heat applied tig,.
a rves will' give relief,,
are,. Dr. Williams' Pins
ze blood all the needed
t_.e ',blood =conveys thews
The only way of ,t4
ttdielne to the nerves(S
owed, and the only, w ,
olood is through( a} ,fait
Mama' Pik Plias.
title€ sciatica and otthe
s axe promptly curet
;}o�yster4o
bei' e�}fiitted and
Mrs. M. ie.M,eo�n, A1,tiRF,
Ont., who was a greats
ae it 1gia, says; "I suet
:from ueuralgLa for fouls
td was thin and. I wad,
dawn_ Ii suffered .hna
:the time. At adtfferenl{
ted three doctors-, bub
did no more than give
rater. Then I tried
Ines,: but the result w
'seemed no good in' Hyl
trot ing steadily worse,
elft not leave the house('
work. The la=st •doetCri
kid- de nothing -for mei
t rpirino tablets to east:*
y this time I had aboirja.
Oto",a. life Of pain. Then
Tarns' ,almaknaes caste tri
I reaac t of similar leases
-she use of fink Pills. I
kid before they were
lin began tt+ decrea ;
[have a beater appetite
[had taken( six phones
sell. woman, and myi
.hardly realize that ..
o'td be mads irn s
'er I was b there,.
d ter. Ilion Pink
I have found these
weight in gold and
mend thena to all. we
hese Pigs from any
by ma.4 at vG cent* •
es for Ittsiinfrom aTh t
ine Cow, 'Brock—allies
u almost
comtOrtabla
FLut Mc rary's
every tan of
sor
And
f� oc ,ifcc you
are proud
to ten you;
{ !'-aeada about.
tic number
w=;' thatarc t=it
cnr,bot oat
k° a "V- stage
{ c poneesetot
Fe tohare the
e.
ti
JUNE 2, 1916
ilialliiIMPSUMVPWIeew-44,04Vair4.001,
THE DOMIN
E i3. 03LER, M.P., PRrs1D/iNT. W. p. merniew'p vio141,sti.`... _
C. A. BOGERT, General Manag r•
Capital Paid Up • g . • • . ff. 8,0OO,p O
Reserve Fuad and Undivided Profits . 7,300,Q O
TOTAL ASSETS . . 8 ,O00,0'
',The 1.49ndgn England l
of the DOMINION BANK at 73 CORNHIL.L E
General Banking and Foreign Exchange SuSines
facilities for handling collections and remittance '.
SEAFORTH BRANCH A. E. COLSO
ran n
C. couduc
and Inas
from C
Mena
a
pie
a.
44 which p D t
ginui,shed ab1
took a,••large.
wale ,a leading
tion Of the
Pre(k1ent 1n
DISTRICT MATTE
'x A Good ShOwi Frodac records kept
In the different partes .of the county
has been shown that five hundred
foling men have enlisted for overseas
0ervioes fry the Methodist churches
In the County of Huron. That , is
nearly half a battalion., Had all these r
mea waited until Huron was author1z_ s
married to
survives birre
sisters 'alio a
ing • rr. -. sW H
master of '
funeral VAS
noon to Green
Bound.
•he
ty until h
ntereIt in
:spirit in
.and'iu
915-16.
Edit
Five br
vive, ne
Murk
nto Nei al
eld am
ood
e
with dis_:
deo . He
local a'fairs,
eg niza_
and w: - its
1900 h - was
edfern, who .+
ers a two
brothe be_
stent
School. The 'I
raday fter_.
ery, ()wen
gelatoramie; a battalion ..It would have AN EXCELL
r 'boon ce n :natively- easy to fill its FOR
ranks but of course, many are oyer_ *as, Sonne have , already fallen " .and ! Ba'h 's Own
there ,are many in training, with the ` rem y for c
derent units throughout the Prov_ , regulate the
Ince, From the Methodist churches 1 ach, banissh e
cc the Goderich District, which cow- s and'icure gall{
es Clinton, Seaforth, Godereh t Concerning t
and the sznalIer towns and villages Owls _Head,
end rural circuit around about, two use Baby's 0
hundred ,and seventy-five young mea ( ones, it'd find
ha.tave gone, snore than half of the to.. E cine
number.. ! Table
orbit
Bayfeld. J Dr
Serious Runaway. -Mrs Be Darrow ®nt.,
met with a serioue ae ldent -on Sunday
afternoon of last wools. ''She, =ern-
paatieds by Mrs.- Bre vti:nlee, was out driv_ I A C
Ing ,and of their return the horse ,be.. Hutui
mite unrnana,geabie and ran away .a:_ The
setting Phe rig, throwing firs;: Dar, na et
raw out on the roadsides It was at chead
doze !seen that Mrs. Darrow - had, su-f preda
tered serious- injuries and she was '`F.als
carried .lnto+ the home of Cher ,sister, appr
who lives just eppoSite where the ac_ allay
cident furred, -,arid. Doctors -Woods expos
and Metcalf ;summoned. Though Mrs. natur
Darrow had not fully recovered from fer a,
ber severe illness of -last .summer, have
which causes the accident to be all grou
the more engines, she Is new doing as a pas
well ars. can'alie expected. ; Mrs. awn_ are. t
leeescaped: y ,iurnping before the
buggy ups
fkt„
Jaahnestown • -
Pretty Wedding t A quiet, but
liretty wedding was solemnized oh
?Wednesday, May 17th, at "Pros eect
fAtrsm," the home, of Mr. and, Mrs. Thos.
.Smith, when their +fT,a.ughter, Miss
Mary, was s Wilted in marriage to Pte.
`John M. Miller.. At 5 o'clock, to the
!strains of the wedding march played
or ehiI,d;
s ,are e
aural: at
1111arra'
ser ME
DUO
.blets
ildhood:
els, {S
1•ds an.
rn M..
.s.; 'y r
n Table
hem an
re
ee
s
ex
(sod a' lm
Id ;by,
5 cents
edlcine
a
C
AIL, M3NTS
an iexzf
Merits.,
en the
iaple f�
llttlss
. N. E:
• "I al
OT my -
client r
cine. dealers 1•
ex froThe
., •Brogl ville,
Ilent
Chet
tom-
vers
arn,
Mays
little
neelt•
Tho
arreet on.
Exposit
xp setor
rrreepond
Ing 4'not
on on
Mode
.ria.te he
the sus,th'e u
of yo
explan
d the
de, for el
tion to
ue. ,Pre
not o e evergr
grounds .a,lthou
mained in! the
century. Now
break sof irourt
other' eve*gr-ee
meat sof Educ
augurated,( set
once took par
the material 0
"collection of
cured e. Alec
by Mfss (Beth. Miller, cousin of the lin' ,a Smalls nur
sgronm, ,the bride leaning on the cared. for
aria fof her fattier, entered the parlour waken an int
and took her place beside the grown amongst the
In his mil Lary uniform, under an lin,g.s had twd
arcirotastefully arranged with flowers, ed .them on A
myrtle ,and Union Jacks, where the side of the %sc
ceremony was performed by Corporal wind .break. S
Wesley. The bride was daintily at.. to ..grow. I th
ed in 1a, gownof whits} ,silk tcrepe lection, plante
• 'and ,tulle yell, fastened with a wreath, eery, tilled an
lorenorange blossoms and carried . a deavored Ito $
bouquet of white bridal roses and tree -'rowing
maiden h=air fern. - .After corngratula_ l grounds.Whe
tions were received, the guests num_ collection Ira
Bering about forty, sat devrn to a Elemf;•niar A:
tamptuous wedding supper prepared by Guelph that 1
the hostess s: in. her usual good; style. of the collectie
e
break in the
Pure .Fruit Flavors )exclusively are to fulfil rpy
Wed in thE'ill.in>g?s for Liggett's Choc_ went one after
dlates which ate ,sold and ,guaranteed idayas sands icing;
gay an Rosati Drug Stores. C. L., Wil_ nursery and r
_. • Place ,a+f tattle
These care: the
Varna•
To th
r.
)of Max
nt writ
" a n aloe
ur ssehgol
ould ba
nag.
E s tor o The
In the iss e of
12 h, -the 'far_
's under the
unt of "de_
grou ds."(
e +{ een a More"
In order to
on: of t
truthful .a
eorre;pon-
tion
crperyisfi
ht years
ake state
lotus to th
en - was
h the
same pl
it boast
en ltre
Wh
tion of
1 gar
in the
fereci t
tree s
ion an
ery in
and e
rest in
upils.
ears AT
bor D
ool;ee
e o ;•he
n order d
them},
wa
tere
d
'I ab
ortmed
ricult tr:
intend
to co
hoot g
eemen
Dori•3in
int the
planted
h
trustees
d malt
nt,
matter
the. se1ool
Ad I ton. in
eats which
year 1908,
nted in the
1 ' site re..
for half ' a
f a - wind_
nd si$teen
n the Depart_
0 fario,. ; in_
g, I at
ork. Among
achens were
ngs.;' 1 se..
anted `:: them
schools yard,
vored::to a.
ree_grbwinti
fter the {Seed.
w h. we {plant_
o the 1 west
n to .. n ake a
trees ;failed
another col_
small nur_
em- sad en..
pupils . 1n"
fying -, the
the second`
Director of
ducat -ion of
to .use part
-fie the ,wind_
4. In order
ith - .Maul I
Easter hot_
e,a frarn the
em in:' the
t . had died./
your corres-
01 `cutting
1 the trees."
ent the cv-
rom Guelph
ool- .grounds
used -for
✓ that they
a . teacher
best to
.d "with the
thirty live
in the
grounds, and •Jthey di+ • of cost the
schoo se tiot ,anythin_ .Your tor -
re: dent,. wi o probe, .ly was a rest_
dent f the s;ction ntver ;assisted me:
in an w'.aly, 1 anti: _th:: o ly ,growin up
t erson -in the sectio ho , knows
the- e'ergreens In the
In co lupion I would
corres Fndeet ores a
hs' !Should
>r i•forl using
ceding false
should apol..
he imagined
ork he im
and
:ions
I
en
t
e
trees=
treest
Usborne, ' pondent accuses some
Death of. a Piero:er —There passed the roots and ryin,g'; t
away at his home, on thm 12th con According 'to t tarra
cession of tisborne on Friday last, an.. crgrcon trees ,sent
other qitlie highly respected and o {'i are to be ' ken in the sc
eat reofdtihts of ,the township, in the for at least • e year n
Deli 'Of' John Duncan, at the age educational pu poses„'
of 80 years. Mr. Duncan has been ail_ may ebe dliatri uted sa
Ing since .ChrLstma.s fron the infirm_
Wes of old ,ages but he has : been
tip and around as usual - until., _eabout
_' G weeks .ago when he wa=d bficnpell_
ed tto keep his bed .and hies strength
waning from day to day the vital cord
Was snapped.. The deceased, was born
1te Johnshaven, •Scotland, in 1836, and
Mame to Canada. about 63- yea=s
ago, .first settling at Scarborough
'About twe years later he carne to anyth'_ng abou
Vsborne and ha.s- bean a continuous school ground..
and .worthy resident over. since Some say that your
•yeare Later he married his now $e- two -fold ,epolg'y. Fir
left partner, whoee maiden name was apologize to the Exp
Elizabeth. Rayburn< Four s=ons and two it aas a Mediu for
daughters. survthe: James and Wil_ statements.an• sewn
ogize°° to the rnon • t
-dastard
Tri ;my
to q
, John
ed Cro
he
all
nes
1
pl
ou
th,
tr
t(
th
at
thinks .best. I - though
tool .r
re li
gre
beautify the e
trees.l There
feve•^graeen: 'tre
ft
t
u
1
i
tarn in the west John at home and
Arthur in Toronto ; Mrs. Geo. Mantle
of Exeter, and Mrs T.B .11111, Van..
cover, yB ..C. Mr. Duncan was a
staunch Reformer and faithful mem- Yours (sincere
ber faf Thames Road Presbyterian -
church He was a good neighbor Prom the
' A1l'ss :well
time ago, we
courteously a
zed, 'frons ,a
Ontario Worm n'•s. • 'I
rightly ,a;skin
was -that• w
in tet the. Re
they' were ac
in Toronto.
would do thc
putes to him.
hardly eligibl
honorable in his dealings, and his
death will be regretted by a large cir..
ole of friends. This funeral took
Place.: to Roy's Cemetery on Monday.
Tuekersmith.-
Died in Owen Sound. ---On Tuesday
afternoon Mr. Thomas Murray, prinet..
psi of the Collegiate Institute, tiled
at his residence In Owen Sound.
The announcement came( as a distinct
ehoek to the citizens, as, though it
was generally known that he was ill,
his condition was not thought to be
critical until the previous night. The
•119e of his death is not definitely
Stated, but it is attributed to ner-
vous exhaustion followed by an at_
'tack flf bronchitis. Principal Murray
etoo+d in the forefront amongst the
leading professors: of this Province. He
was born in Tuckersrnith to`vniship, and
'gats educated at Clinton high school,
and graduated with honors in Arts
at Toronto in 1892. After attending
the School of Pedagogy, h:t taught' a
short time in Georgetown high school
and then went to Branptoon high
School where he taught two years. Ie
1897. he was appointed mathematical
ri=o=ter ,cif Owen Sound Collegiate
and in 1902, on the reeignatlom., of
tate late W - H. Jenkins to become Reg-
lerar of the Department of -Education,
'he accepted . the poltio-n of Principal,
t
sit
sp:
ly,
.at
opnlon he Is
o•tti scripture.
Battu, Varna.
s `iE i11et n"
`hat Ends ell.''^ -Sons
receive t aletter, mast;
d symps thet#Icaliy, word -
maiden of •;onq of the
stitutes, quite
explain how it
en s wore sent
to go ovrerseas
ed by a solder
d: al clear case
an!( we ponfers
{should 'have l.o
le :sites=. - But.
th matter. And
e soldier' who
received thr
rocs, when I
front, but {
Toronto het
his aeknow-
rerhose names
h1,5 Shirt oil
1 taken the(
Wife 1at the(
to thank thel
hiro . whllr,
s' it not -de,-I
rit in which
right thing—
. -ant,. the Sas
But It, looked
us to
en gars
Cross
nowled
t seem(
o -C mal-admint:tratton
that, we thought we
plea.. (guilty + a ear
first, we 'hive :tLgated
le 1 we found that t
wrote from T
gifts; from t
sevc*ely "wcrut
on his retur
had courteous
ledgements t
}1e founcl, on
sock,. Moreo
trouble to.
Red t Cross II
Socl$y for
sick :and con
Ugh ful to 11
everybody !di:
the ; lnsstitaite
cietY and th
like !a, ==Dane(,
•
It ls Wi t -recur.
the aaontt ' Jarmo
ronto
e Red-
dad ,.at th
hori3e to
ly tv!rit en
the lady
theaIr
er, he ha
1 with hiE
adquart' rs
ks o'
alescencare
d, an 1 ci
just.tte
the P est
,soldie ?
••
n
y
there have, been di,stri
i>!ornolif fe depot 218
17 -cases, a 'dozen jars
individual jars—besides
Caned peasrbeis and 22b
las, ?hese :hays (g�o+ne
e t hospitals, every h
r a 1n which Canadia
pa ed, for., received a
these con'tforts`,;'l. -,
THE
tet- from the
rel= of jam,
ach, and 638
162 cases of
boxes 0! ap-
roto 47 differ_
pital In this
s are being
roportion of
Meteors.
visible at an
ty-four miles
s miles, while,
meshrsight at
d fade away
the very slow
me visible at
twenty miles
those of very
Much zo Le
The people at hom
m ch to learn ; Ahey ha
th }striker's and the
op ortunitye have tb
e seven or eight
cial duties took m
n th ssf a. line draw
to Rheims, During the
e I never once Sas
no frivolity, and little
everyone living on the
as !subsistence. When
England Saw—I need
is :igoing to save us?
one ithlng that can a
the (British nation and.
ne way of life—it
rn
have atiil
mity Is , not
en in France
everywhere
from Rouen
whole of that
dsuniten
woman, soi-
much thrift,
pleasure, ,and
very margin
returned to
not ',say what
here is only
d will I save.
teach it ,
A Tall Vat'
si sniper was peering
el oes when. ,an officer
lay, down MS telescopic
and grabbed ails E
e in .five. rounds r
✓ approached the 1
asked excitedly-,
t you see?" Without
or heeding, the snipe
eerited another clip and
eaesther five rounds.
rnor.e excited than ever
wats tlaing. but the bus
silently sliped In m
ed ithem off, then pearl
mcknent across the riarr
hit a.nybody?" asked the
waS the reply, "1 ,clon't
have the wounded man
serail as possible, 'end th
teea buried after dark.
du
fie
is
Ro-
of
rfa
wil
P9rth Note
Mr. and Mess iMark
seidale, announce th
heir d!aughter, Viola;
tyn, -of Fullerton,
take ola,ce, in •June
Mr. John Avery has
he price was about $1,6
ha possession. until Nov
in he mearitfine expec
e -more convenient
Mt -Frederick Kort,
e of Mr Louie Wo
19th, in the 92nd y
wife;-- Who also :live
. died shoot four ye
e her deathlhe had
Mts. Inteent
Pea
ber
Se
Vic
pr
of
Co
through his
observed. hire
sighted rifle
field ancl in.
y rnarks,man
t is it, what
making reply
speedily ins
sent across
The officer
niquired !what
expert again
g for a brief
ilo, "Did you
officer. 'Well,
now for sure,
arried out aa
other ifour-
I. Clark,
to :lir. Verne
sold. his reed_
John Horn.
O. Mr. Avery
mbar lat, and
to erect .a
to the town.
ne of the pio.
died at the
e, on Friday,
ar of ;ils age.
vedi with Mr.
nt was made
the prize dist of %the Univers_
conspicuously the name a a
Margo Clever •stud,e t, Miss F.E.
ey. Miss Ribey has won the nue
011 S01101arShiP in lassies, and
on scholar..
Senate of
the gift • df
llars,• The
-awarded to
by Victoria
her stand at
ng this spring
olarship. The Robert
is awarded. by th
oria College, being
the " ;value of fifty
Ribey last spring
ego as Ia result of
ma riculation. Her rank
entitles her. to continu
• The Soldier's San
01
a Claus
the Red, Crass "Bulletin".
Saeta Claus just 1 yes the kids,
t',8 what we always say,
when we grow our minds forbid,
Fr rn •thinking just that way.
•
Thhogb .1'M a (soldier getting old,
IJaiSt wilt until my st y!s told,
ITho truth of .it yeu'll see.
eeause I wasn't well.
, lay in bed just lik a (dunces
hen luck my way 14; el.
Leadit't got a single "puff,".
Nor [pipe n.or cigarette,
thought my luck was rather tougn,
At Ilast thaught came nto- me,
i "Red Cross," is soldier ' friend,
To Ahern (g. earl 1:11 sten
that during
and, February
Ere two days' passed I h and my name,
And haltered Yes, I' hm.e."
into my ward the malt lerk came,
And brought me right good. cheer.
Parcel from the Red. Cross folk.
rid. as the. string I q ckly broke,
scarce bellev3d my ey( s.
As happy as a 'little k d,
I gazed with widening epee,'
Aod kept Ion saying "Never':
As 1 behent, •each prize.
'Artd handkerchief and,
tolvel, My bristly fa
as far ;beyond rriy
here was ' chocolate a
latch pleased -me very
pencil also there ha
ettes and pipe
ope.
d. writing pad
neck of lovely plae-in cards,
Orne• tooth paste, brus as well.
ell what, there wean' Ito most hard
ITO even think or tell.
And then a card wit message! an,
though those ladies good,
Waked undid pie- s it, son,.
And knew just how I stood.
sour kindness folks, as brought my
ut you must know I' ,wed.
d IRO pie; boys cam
hen cheerful 1110 a. ki
oys, Inre seen Sant
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Stewart& Sell for Less Your Orde
Our Boy's Depart-
ment is Ready
to Serve Von
We ne
furnish
er were better prepared to
the boy with every Clothing
want at easy prices
TIRING the boy here for
LP his summer clothing. We
will show you an array of new
suits that will gladden his
heart. Norfdlks, double breast-
ed, Russian blouses or sailor
suits in bro s, navys, greys
and Scotch mixtures. We
SP lay special mphasis on e
new style N rfolks, they are
•
41
iThe new w sh suits include
styles„toget er With the new
OliVer Twislt tut; Made of
good wearing wash tnaterial
in light or dark colors. All
sizes.
Wasti Suits
RTCES
1.
go Cross Wor rs
KnittiligiNefftiles
14:
spe9iallyAd pt d for knitting
PRI" E per set
Sic
Snowy
Whitewear
Fresh, new, crisp white -
wear in piles of snowy white-
ness. All beautifully trim-
med with- lace, embroidery
aryl ribbons Every garment
is perfectly ade and
RICE
25c to $5.00
Butter, Wool
and
Eggs Wanted
eruar-
A Magnificent
Showing !of
Men's C ithing
Many New Worsted Sui s of Un
usual Neatness and Delightf
Colat
ti
Tr'
ft
Men's Furnishings
New Shirts—This store has always been not-
ed for plump value in dollar shirts. Right
now the showing of these shirts is excep-
tionally strong. +Black and white are the pre -4
dominating colois. Sizes 14 to 18', Price $r,
Summer Underwear—in mesh, poros knit or
balbriggan. Made of best quality double
Egypy.san,thread sure to give best wear and
Summer HosierY—Men's half hose in clAtorri,
cashmere, F ilk wool, silk lisle and all silk in
grey, maroont,,black, tan and -brown..
Price 25c to
<5' eiv's2kisitr-fc'alr144-44s—A
Ne ,Os
lin ntiin15
tor c
WE take a genuine pleas -
tire showi ng the new
ready-to-wear suits'. Every
suit is so attractive that choos-
ing is no trouble. You will
be sure to find among the
many different styles and col-
orings a. suit that will fit you
perfectly and meet with your
idea of price as well. Em-
phatic mention must be made
ofthe new fincy worsteds in
stripes and broksd checks.
The big showing of navy
blue suits is also altraeting
co,nsiderable attention. Come
in and see for yourself.
PRICE
Men's Hats
Straw hats in all the new
shapes including the high
crown for young men, also
many styles in snap fronts
and dressy sailor shapes with
plain black or fancy colored
bands.
15c to $2.50
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Charming
Dresses
°THESE , are days when women are anxious for
style hints of the new Summer Dresses. Al-
ready many women have learned that, Stemares
speaks with authority in matters of women's
Ready-to-wear garments and many others will be
glad to make the discovery for themselves. We
heartily invite every woman of Seaforth and vicin-
ity to enjoy an early glimpse of these stunnsing
new dresses made of muslin, voiles, crepe, em -
shades, 6 years to 46 bust, Price
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Crompton
C orsets
With the approach of the
hot weather a comfortable
corset is more than ever es-
sential. Crompton corsets
stand for comfort, they
stand for health they stand
for economy and general
satisfaction. Try a, Cromp-
ton, von will be satisfied
both in the price and the
quality of these corsets
PRICE
50b to $3.50
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New Neck Ties
Special showing of the new
black and white ties at pres-
ent SQ popular throughout
Canada and United StateS‘.
Summer
More new bats for summ
wear have been a.dded to our
already attractive display.
You will always find the new
things here first. There is a
hat,here that will exactly be-
come you and the prices will
tempt you.
Linoleums, Rugs, Ca
Ouality first is the slogari
our floor coverings. No
matter what price you pay
we will give you the great-
est possible value for your
money, and stand' back ot
ever“ug or linoleum we
sell. You will,find a very
large and well assorted stock
here to choose from. This
seasori more than ever you
need to be careful to get on-
ly the ratable makes. Prices
always lower here.
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Butter, Wool
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Egcs Wanted