The Clinton News-Record, 1911-07-27, Page 4M:
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ndon Road Sulmo:gerbilL
Miss Nettie Keend nice of Misra Myrtle Tiplady h -rent Sunday
Tomato suave pees, visiting ser vis- its the guest of Miss fabler Govier,
tear, Mre. Will Staniwry•
Mr. Oiprrell of Crystal City, Klan.,
visited ak Mt. G. B. lIaniey's last
,week.
The Indtaus are pulling flax in this Mr. R. J. Miller of Clinton. paid a
district, flying vsfit ;co friends around here the
M. Joe Addison and family of other day.
Brumfield visited at Mr. Livermore's a Miss Clara Biggin visited at her
on .Sunday. home here.
Miss Minnie McCartney of Detroit . Mr. Charles Clifton spent Sunday
visited her sister, Mrs. Manley, laa'i; the guest cel hie father, Mir. J. Oil -
week. She is flow in Goderich ler a ton of Prosperitis
few days visit before returning 'to . The News -Record to rhJ end cif 19111
Detroit. _ for 25c. •
The London Road Epworth Leaga-1 Nt. and Mrs. T. Lindsay, . and lam -
pts to the number of forty or more fly spent Sunday with friends on the
picnicked at Layfield o:t 'Tuesday of 16th. con.
las? week. Needless to say all en -The ibllovfog is tate ryxortof 8. 8:
joyed 'the outing very much. {, No. 12, • Summerhill, for the month
The Nenvs -Record to the end of 19111 of Julie
for 25e. Entrance Class -Willie Townshend,
Etta McBrien.
Sr. 4th- Alvin Townshend, Effie
Mr. Eddie Miller spent the Sunday 1
with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Biggins of (.Clinton.
visU. d at Mr, Beacotn's on Saturday.
TO
OET A HAMMOCK,
A FAN AND A
READABLE
BOOK
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Rath.
.Tr. 4th -Florence Lawson; Mabel
Harvey, Teenie Marquis.
Sr. 3rd -Neville Forbes, May Sav-
ille,
aville, Fanny Lovett.
Jr. 3rd -Olive Wright, Jean Lind-
say, Edda Mair, Wilson Eath, Mer-
vin Faaiuhar.
Sr. 2nd --Cora Jervis,Dorothy Mar-
tinis, Fred. Johnstone.
Jr. 2nd -olive Wright, Johnny
Townshend, Bessie Lindsay., Amy, Sic -
Brien, James Johnstone.
Part 2nd -'Mary McBrien, Etta
Hardy, Eddie Jctrnstone, Nellie Bea.-
cora,
eacorn, Jean Farquhar, Hilda Forbes.
Part 1st -Neiman Wright.
Goderich •
The Rebekahs had a wet afternoon
for their picnic on Wednesday, of
last . week at Point Farm,
Architect Fowler was called ' away
recently to attend, the funeral of the
'late Thomas Gibscu of Listowel.
Knox ehui h calendar for July, 16th
-embodied the following paragraph t
"We. •offer our bee/Most congeatula-
tions today to: Mrs. Captain. Gibson,
the long-tdhnre honored president of
Malcorm Macdonald, ,ton of Cap-
tain Malcolm Macdonald, has wholty
recovered Dom his regent attack of
lung. disease.
Mr, and Mrs, St. George Price and
daughter, Laura, left on Monday week
to visit the former's relatives in
Belleville, . the old Price hoime and
they have relatives there.
Mrs. Gibson and son Bertram, who
have beeenthe guests •oiMrs.. Rebert.
Johnstone, have returned to tiaeir
home at Toronto.
The Tug Edward Bake came up
from, Rondeau last week andwill be
employed on the breakwater construe -
teen work.
Copper coins and: dynamite have been
round in a deep excavation at tone
4i'ay of Guelph.
r !1 sse • aistr$6101M
BIC VALUE
B;C VALUE
Couch & Co
1
25 to 50 p c off all Summer Goods
During 'Jul end August
Here are a few of the specials we are. offering..
MUSLINS % P.RICE
Any muslin in store .ex-
actly price. There is
a number of good Pat-
terns left to choose from.
PRINTS 10c
Yo{ir choice of best En-
lish prints guaranteed fast
colors good assortment of
patterns Sale price 10c
per yard.
G(iH
I Af1S 9c
N
Several good patterns
left reg 12% and 15 for
9e.
BOYS SUITINOS IOc
100 yards of good strong
..
cotton suitingsuitable
for , boys Blouses and
suits in Stripe ly
,� oS
jog 15c .Salty."p1,1ce 100
ii ATIERBLOON
SKIRTS
dozen' only Mack
H.eatherbloon Skirts reg
$2.50, Sale price' *1.89
WHITE LAWN
WAISTS
Exactly >} price. Take
your choice of any waist
, • during thissale 4 price.
CREAM NETT
WAISTS
Only T of these pretty
' • waists left they would be
good value at $5.00 Sale
price. $2.78.
WHIT UNDER-
SKIRTS
RTS
Only :1 dozen left, They
are good quality cotton
and are trimmed with
Embroidery Sale price
590
DRESS GOODS 39c
300 yards of all wool
Dress goods in nearlyalt
shades suitable for' suits
and dresses reg 65c Sale
price 39c•
WRAPPERS 25c
dozen only good print
wrappers in. colors reg
01.25 Sale Price Theo
MO SCHOOL ENTRANCE
FAMINATfflN RESULTS.
The papers this year were very fair
and a good percentage of the candi-
dates succeeded in passing. The ma-.
lority of the failures were in Geo-
graphy, Arithmetic and. Spelling.
650 was the total available, while
for honors 48T were necessary and to.
pass 390.
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CLINTON.
Honors.
Margaret McTaggart
Alice Slornan
Cela Beacon
Helen Rodaway
Harold Holmes -
Harry Shaw '
Arnold. Rathwell
Carman Hoare
Pass.
Wilfrid .Dickenson
Harvey Walker
Harold Kitty
Lunt Howe
Roy Chowen
Irene Collins
Irene Gould
Loretta Barge
Anna Pearl Junor
Lack Kennedy
Chester Marshall
Elsie Finch
Percy Wheatley
David A. Cantelon
Laverne Cook
Violet Argent
Anthony Yosbec
Roy, Forrester
No.
No,
.No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No,
No:
•
530
519
514
513
503
499
495
488.
475
466,
452
444
438
432
' 430
429
429
• 415
411
409
407
402
402.
392
391
390
HULLETT :TOWNSHIP,
Honors,
5 -Lila Howatt
Pass.
5 -Margaret i ,air
1 -Edith. McMichael
8 -Ivy Roberton
5 -Jennie Stalker
5 -Rena Bar ,'
8 -Orval Phillips
8-Vanley Garrett
1 -Edna Jamieson
r.
BLYT1L
Honors
i1y' Murray
Pass..
Harriett Spafford
Har.rf Johnston
George. Sloan
Dela Potter
Thornton' Fear
490
402
400
470
•433
409
399
391
392 •
491
451
429
429
419
• '399
• GODERICFI TOWNSHIP.
Iloncrs.
No. 9 -Stella Nelson.
Pass.
No.
No.
No.
No,
N0,
No.
No,
No,
No.
No:
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
5 -Harold .Wallis
12 -Elva McBrien
12 -William Townshend
11 -Edna Powell
9 -Edna Wise
4 -Ida., Mae Sinclair
10 -Elva. Stewart
9 -Georgina A. Hudie
3 -Carl George Nair
9 -Alma C. Elliott
2 -Leslie McMillen.
2 -Maggie Whits
2 -Bella Wilson •
2 -.Margaret Youill
5-41.a.svey Potlar
BAYFIELD
Hcriors r: •
Anna M. Elliott
Anna. L. King
Pass.
Wilbur, Erwin
Lillian • D. King
490
485
454
439,
437
426
419
415.
407
393
390
418
461
408
465.
407
507
492
476
'480:
STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
Honors.
No. 10 -Alex. Mustard 499
Pass,
No. 3 -Margaret Davidson 485
No. 4 -Archie Dewar 460
No. 5 -Elgin: McKinley 439
No. 6s -Elizabeth Forrest 466
No. 6 -Clarence Keys 408
No. 6, -Violet nacCisit ont 414
No. 9• --Emma Baechler 436
No. 9 -Mass Moyers 390
No. 9 -Pearl McBride , 419
No.. 10 -John Aikenhead 453
No. 13-,;ilyrbfe Johnstone' .404
No 13 -Ruskin "Keys • ' • 420
No. 13 -Rene Sthephenson ;485
No. 14 -Walter McBeath 407
No. 14 -Melville MoClyznonb ,463
No. 14 -•Royal McClymonb 403
No. j4-Ida_Rathwell ' . 452
WAiWANOSH TOWN►SH'IP.
Honors. •
No. 10 --Rebecca McGowan
No. 3 -Anna Stuart.
No, le -Norman Radford
515
508
487
Matti Ibis rs"'lgc*rd
Breezy: Ba field Happenings.
WINIMMawiln
Mrs. (Dr.j Sn31th and Master Ken -1 Mrs. (Dr.) Weight, Miss Kathleen
nuth and her aunt, Mrs. Ewing, are and Marntr Harold of Toronto, are
spending a few weeks, at Maple Leaf visittag the former's mother, Mrs.
hotel, Windermere, Muskoka. (' Jowett S a
Mr. Kenneth Mathewson of Detroit] Mrs. Guekt and daughter, Minx.
is the guest of Mrs. (Dr.) Atkinson Guest and Misses Laura and Elks
her steamer eottage.Phoenix of London are guests at the
11Mis;� Minie Cameron of Detroit is , Cou ereial.
visiteng under the parental roof. I The Camlaebie Lumber Company of
There will be a ..concert in: i'he CaaOaehia has purchased William Nu
town ball on the evening of Thursday Lard's output of lumber and their
of this wets, the program,• to bo fur- agent, Mr. J. E. Buehler', was in the
idshed by mimeo.; who are here in village last week measuring it.
numbers from the cities and townsi Misses Jessie and Jean Macdonald
The talent that is booked for the of St. Thomas and. Miss; Dorothy and
occasion makes it certain that the Masters Roy ,and Ross Belton of Loa -
program wilt be a good one. don are the guests of Mrs. F. Heath
Miss. Edna Silvester of Detroit, will at "The Cedars."
sing in St. Andrew's church at the Mr. William Elliott of Goderich
se.rice next Sundays morning. township was. the guest of Miss 13ax
Mrs, Fisher and daugh'ar, Miss ter on Sunday.
Ruby Fisher, of Berlin are she guests. Rev. and Mrs. Tolmie and Misses
of the former's sister, Mrs. !'. A. Marjorie' and Fergie Talmie of Wind -
Edwards. sor aro guests ,at Mrs. Ferguson's.
Mr. and Mrs; A. Forrester and The Ladies' Aid of St. Andrew's
Miss A. Dunkv, Hamilton, Mr. and church have made arrangements for
Mrs. Nube, , Mrs, Lystra, E. Gre'ter their annual summer concert to be
and grandson, Master Jack Dodd, of given in the town hall on. Tuesday
Detroit are guests at Mrs. John Fe* evening next. An interesting feature
guson's. I will be the cc r'petibion in regard to
Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Jacque;, and the program which is bound to be,
family, Mr. E. Jacques. and [Miss Ada first-olass. The admission is only
Jacques. of Berlin and Mr. James fifteen cents.
Sparks of Wonsan are guestsat the St. Andrews. S. S. held their an-
Albion. nual picnic in Jowett's grove yes-
Mr. Robert Beatty of Winghanrr istt'rday,
spending, a few days with- his family
in Mr. Marks' cottae on the 'l +,race,
Mre, ; George Woods: and daughter,
Miss Ruby Woods, spent Sunday as
the guests of Mrs., Samuel Switzer of
West Tuckersinith,
Miss Dorothy Heath of "The' Ced-
ar," gave an afternoon tea to a
number of her friends on Monday.
Mr. T. H. Erwin of Midland, Mich.,
is visiting his aeothers in the village,
Mr. and Mrs. George Rowntree, C.
R. Rowntree and Miss Grace flown -
and R. A. F. Guest of London,
A, M. D., Malley, Toronto, A. Dante
and family, Detroit; and Miss Gower
of Loindon are guests at the • Comm -
Mrs. McCarthy', Misses Hazel, Em-
ma and Anna McCarthy of Stratford
and Misses Maud and May Norris of
London are guests at Mrs. Spack
man`s.
Mrs. Hinkley of Collingwood '- was
the guest of her sister, Mrs, (Rev.)
Condell, the plot foie; weeks. •
Messrs. Wesley and Currie Campbell
of Toronto . are the guests of their
aunts, the Misses Campbell.
The News-Reco ti leads 'fox . Bayficld
news.
Pass,
No. 11 --Irene Cowan . 434
No, 16 -Ephraim H. Snell 391
No. 1 -Lucy Devereux 417
No. 3 -Callum Cantieron 406
N. 3 -Cliff Murray 438
No. 4 --Mand McQuillan 460
No, 4 -Clara Woods 409
No. ,4 -Winnie Woods . 406
No. 7 --Lulu Chimney 390
No. 7 -Elwyn Cumberland 425
No. 12 -Michael Brooks 393
No. 12 -Nellie 'Brooks 393
No, 11 -Pearl Webster 462
No, 14-IHdrbert Laidlaw 481.
No. 14-Amtfe Laidlaw 428
No. 15---Margaiat Jefferson 402
No, 17 --Farb Wallington 484
PUBLIC 801360L. GRADUATION.
Tho tt were only . five candidatos in
West Huron for Public school gradu-
aio. nattd of these the three follcawrn
g
were the successful Ones.
Dungannon.
Billy Bradford. 716
Feuds Fitzgerald 625
Crediton.
Brie Hodgins 630
JwIy 271144l
Varna. •
The congregation of St. John's
.church will hold their annual garden
party on the lawn of' Mr. McAsh on
Thursday evening of next woes. The
Citizens' Band of Clinton has been
engaged • for the occasion and -there
will be other talent, as well. St.
John's always have an enjoyable tine
and a record-breaking crowd and if
the wea'hor . proves favorable the corn-
ing event will be a top-notcher, Now,
dont you forget that the date is next -
Thursday evening.
Miss Cook cif riolmesville visitedtheg
friend, Miss. Snowden alt the Metho-
dist parsonage, a few days this week..
Rev. Mr, • Murray of Chicago will
occupyi the. Methodist pulpit on. Sun-
day evening next.. .
Rev. . T. J. Snowden will conduct
sacranwntal services in Bayfield Mehl,-
odist church on Sunday morning next.
Mrs. Alcock and Mrs. Leonard of
Holmesville were visitors at the
parsonage last week.
The News -Record to the end of 1911;
for 25c. •
George Cantelon, Pioneer,
Has 'Crossed 'the. Bar.'
Another old resid.0t of Huron coun-
ty and Godea'eh, township passed :over
the Great Divide on Saturday lash
in the parson of mi. George. Cantelon
Sr., who died- at the age of ninetFl-
one years. -
11dr. Camitelon was °born fn thti
County or Tipperary, Ireland, and
came to this country when about
eleven year. of age. He was the
youngest of six brothers. The farieu:y
Settled in the vicinity of. Starestaviile
in the County of Peel where some
tncmbes s of the family nnained, but
several of the brothers came to God-
erich township, . The subj:ott of this
sketch came fifty-six long years ago
and settled upon the .farm on the 7th
con. where he, r rnained un'll his
death,. Ilii}wife, who was Miss.Cath-
arine Cook of ., _Streetsvillo, :died two
years ago. •
During these long years residence in
the . township Mr. Cantelon saw `many
changes. He • was • a man of a very
quiet disposition, but he nevertheless
delighted ;to talk over tthe early days.
and having a wonderfully retentive
memory he :could *recall many an in
beneating inciden e. He was the last
of: his• family, of six brothers and Iwo
sisters. '••
• Deceased • was a man of robust
health, one who scarcely, knew what
illness '.was until about three weeks
before his death when, owing, to the
wearing out of . his strong body', dis-
ease fastenedupon him and for that
brief 'Period, until death released his
spirit . he suffered considerably. He
was surrounded during his last illness
by all' the : Members of his Welly,
who did .all in their power to " 'eas
and cctrnfort his : last days up:.
earth. He retained"his faculties
til within the last soupy■ of. days and
conversed friOy , witch those about
hini.
I The faminly who survive 'ass Will
Mims George and Adam, .on the home-
stead, Albers on the 9th con, Mrs,
i B. Webster and Miss Linda Cantelon,
also at home, Mrs. (Rev.) Cole of
1Yale, Mich., and Mrs. Edwards of
Souris, Man. There were two other
d a to s i
a gh , r , Mrs: Hudie of -'1VIcKillop,
Who died s:t;eral years ago, ann
Susan, who died when, auite young:
In poli Les Mr: Cantelon wan a
Conservative. Earlier in life he was
a member of the Orange Order and
stook an active interest In it. In. re-
ligion he was a 'Methodist and, a to
bee of the . Sharon appointment. -
was a rnan of kindly nadure, a ood
•neighbor and staunch • friend.
The funsral took place cat onday
afternoon to. Clinton cemete The
sxvices at house and .gra :side were
conducted by • Rev. Mr. S widen of
Val.'.?a, late of Holmes ilie, assisted
by Rev. Mr. Laws of ayfield. The
funeral was largely tended by the
large'family connee ion and by many
old .tvtends: ' T 4se who .attended
from' a distance ere Rev'. and .Mys.
Cola of Yale, Mich., Miss Mary Me-
Cartmell of D reit, Mrs: Edwards . of
Souris, Man Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Webster a, , Messrs. iJamee, • Richard
and • Davi. Webster ,.of Lucknow, Mr.
Thos. a, d Mins Sheppard of ithe Nile,.
Mr. ' i rt'Mcliwain and Mr. Wiliiarn,
Wats, , of 'Nile, Messrs. William and
l4ar ey ''Indio of Leadbury, Mr._ and
.: Wilbur McRoberts ' of London,,
rs. S.:MPentland and scat. Herbert of
Fannon, and from Goderich there
were.: Mrs. Mc.Camtnoy, hfrs. Howard
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Currie and Mr.
D, J. Currie.
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Join Daer, 1' oneer of Hullett
Passes Into Rest.
Early on the rnin of the 19th farm'' were ,too neat for him,he and
�Ea y mq1 g
inst., just hero -16114th: light of day his wife retired to the residence in
broke forth thu spir' of John Daer Hulie',tt` in which he died. ,
of 'fullest was• wa ed quietly over In politics Mr. Daer was a Censor=
the Jordan and hi pain -stricken body vative and .in raoligion he upheld the
found last. A f • months ago Mr. Lutheran faith. For many years he
Daer underwent an operation for was a faithful somber of the Indepen-
what was thoy ht to be a tumor but dent Order of Foresters and the fun -
which afterwards proved to be, a can- oral services of that Order were con-
cer and for sin long weary weeks dueted.at the graveside.
of constant pain and suffering he pa- Among tlio'se . who mourn his mitt -in-
tently waited for the expected calf ely decease aro his wife and their six
that would cad'y him to a /and where sons and four daughters :Robert •on
pain and suffering are not. the homestead. Samuel,lienry, George
Although but sixty-five years of age and Will in Hullett Mrs. George
Mr. Daer cavi in every respect be Yungblut of Woodstock, Mrs. Jos.
truly; called a . pioneer of Huron, He Miller of Toronto and Maggie and
was born in. Genin;any, in the year 1846 , Rode at home. There is also one sur -
and at:the age of twelve °migrated viving brother, William of Hullett and
Canada wi.+h his parents and settled seven sister,, Mrs. Mearide of Stan -
tidy moved bee lot 34, con. 14, Hui. \ ley, Mrs. Warr. Weber and Mrs. John
lett, and as that age he began to wield Mcelinchey of -East Wawanosh, Mrs.
the, ammo. to holp clear • the ear- John Glousher of Hullett, Mrs. Stets
rounding land of forest. It the year zih of Gab and Mrs. Bitter and Mss.
1872 he chose for a life partner Miss Macdonald of Michigan.
Elizabeth 'Giousher of Hay Township The funeral of the late John Daer
Who still survives himli and settled on azoic place last Friday, interment be-
farrn Woes the road frokn hie boy; ini'l made in the &treats cemetery.
hood home. A few years later they The funeral was the lamest seen in.
,snared bol the. farts silt End Wawanosh this vicinity and shores the' role
which hq;orafa d at his death. A„ fewlesteett is which the deceased *ai►e
teem ago, thinking the :Cam of his i hill.
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Terms
CASH
ONE
PRICE
ONLY
STAPLE SPECIALS
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Although we have not talked must• about
this Department in the: newspapers its, pro-
minence in variety and value is in evidence by
its ever increasing sales. This week we are add-
ing many new lines.
HEMMED TEA TOWELS
Unbleached all pure linen heavy weaved very
absorbent 18 inches by 27 inches at each 10e
LINEN HUCK TOWELS.
All white fine quality sizes 18 inches by 34
inches per pair 25c. See also aur better linens
at per pair 35c 40c 50c 75e $1.00,
SHiRTINGS
That combine the two most desirable feat-
ures Color reliability with excellent wearing
qualitif s: A splendid assortment comprising
•British Canadian and American . makes at 10c
121'0 15c 17e 18c 20e.. F ".
PANTS ' AND OVERALLS
See our specials at 65c 75c $1°.00 $1.25 $1.50
Socks and Braces Collars and Ties Shirts and
Underwear Stockings, Cottenadea and Dinims.
YOU HAVE HERE -
The double advantage of a cash business low
prices and beautiful premiums given. entirely
free of cost b you to encourage home trading
and cash transaction.. Come with the hundreds
who are taking advantage of our liberal met
hod.
MEET ME AT
1RWIN'S
.E PEoPkE's-sToRt . .
-7-""'+,. A .1
JS'l! OF WLRGA1S
( \Valfer's Fnrnilure Sion
I have gone all over the store and have laid out
some BIG. BARGAINS in nearly every department. You
know the story about the Early Bird. Below is a
partial list of:some of the rare bargains :
1 'slightly used side board worth
1 Qulid oak: wirier table ' „
1 fancy flower stand '
1 Verandah chair, 'red
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1 Verandah rocker,,red
1 Large easy chair upholstered in good velour $7.50 for
1.3 -piece verandah set,settee, arm chair, rocker 15.00 "
1 fancyroman chair. Worth 11.50'
1 rocker early English finish, upholstered seat
solid oak frame
2 Moh, bed -room chairs catn:seats
1 fancy rattan chair • '! 11,00
1 .Woreman refrigerator used less than 3 mos. 21.00 "
1 large kitchen cabinet worth 21.50 "
l.hall•mirror, surface oak, 4 hooks " 5.75''
1 baby carriage, rubber tires, fancy parasol" 12.00 "
1 hall rack, dark wood, large mirror, 2nd hand 8.00' "
1 crib bed - worth ` 3.75 " 175
1. square piano all refinished, solid trosewood:case, as good
toneas a new one fully guaranteed worth at a snap
$175, sale price $00 on a
easy terms of payment with
.guarantee to take back at same price on a new piano
inside of three years.
$15.00 sale price $10.00
5.00 " 2.50
• 7.50 " 4.00:
2.50 " 1,75
8,75 " 3.00
5.00
12.00
9,00
worth 5.00 "
.,.: 4.50 ..
3,00
3.00
7.00
15.00
17,75
3.75
6.75
4.00
1 Upright piano by the Mendelsohn Piano Co. used less
than Ninth Months reg price $8755 will accept on pay-
ments of $6.00 per month $225 don't miss this bargain if
you want something good.Sonie Ends of.Linoliuins at a,
special price. 2 soiled rugs size 3 x 3j; yards teg price
$12.50 for $8.00..
3'apenese matting remanants at 10 per Cent off Stair carpet
worth 65e and80c per yard at 50e and 30cayard.
A snap on Tapestry Curtains all new stock. A visit through
our immense stock will be of interest to you,. Come and
look through our furnished home, the only store out-
side of a city showing a complete furnished home.
We are the only authorized representatives for the Edison
Phonographs and supplies in the district, A full stock
of instruments always on hand.
Picture • araming and Upholstery promptly attended to.
The Stets
of Quailty,
Phoae 28
W. Waiter
Puradtare Dealer and tJtsdrrtekter
Resident*
Picone
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