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eles�te.
Vit. �r� often see�lre �pe�Xa
!ices is b i., goads belo regular prices and these we:
y
ured that the : are better
is a�f acted ru,» the .re ular wa .
thes ' we re ' Iso offertn t ed�eed prices c . Eolme
lregutar way Raaf ui wineb, ; we ware overstocked.
each . ns 'these will be <',sure to interest ' ytatt.'
se,
es. in black an
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Ten's : Pants, at $1.50 and ?oo,
worth 2.00 and 2.50.
Men's Ties, a clearing lot it .dine
quality silk at 25c, regular 50c:
Men's Fancy Shirts at 75c worth
XcQ
are aexcellent-
values
xcellent values in Men''s Suits, Overcoats
and Fur Coats, and " in Ladies'
Jackets and` Fur " Lined Coats.
iu
ur rano-e, of :Furs tin. Scarfs; Stoles i
well assorted and ' values equal. !�
to any in the trade.
r the --next fwo,-weeks-we will give a, discount.
of 25- per cent off the 'following
FineyY -�Cluna, Siilverware, _ Fancy
Boils,” Stationery a.nd L Papetries.
Ulaking room for Christmas Goods will account
'the ,..abo've ' sale. .
Terris Strictly Cash.
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is
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h'the season of the ear ou will re trite a lame:
.a•
mount of fancy, groceries and fruits and if .you give us,, -a,
:Tart'of .your trade we Can. save you some rnoney also
guarantee you satisfaction.
Remember we are clearing out our entire, -stock of
Fancy China; 'and for Christmas season we are reducing
. ` the puce 50% on all lines, Our stock is principally -
Fancy ncy China.
V iy.nbt feed Dry' Hess' !'cs iltry° ' Pana=eea, • and'
have your hens lay while the price is at its highest titarlt.',
4
. We have a to, range Of Hess' Foods:
`: These `wishin :. to buy a Faris: Box of .''b Bons
• �wishing y B zx
i
*al ma rio, mistake_ by looking, over our assortmetlt as .i i.
.etp=t®-chile, and will stand n$ p:: ectlotii. •
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MS CASH.
V'ER`
LOCK.
'PHONE. r
n $in Say • neritAi nivorss y°mak^
Viogi will be ,held in.Christ Church,:'
St Ileleris. `` Rev. 1).2 Walter Co4lins, ;
teeter; will preach' spec a1 sermons:
on dais occasion; ' ,Services 'y�llx be
held sn the afteriaotia at 3 o'clock and
in the evening Mr Collin _-
fa orably known to St Helenspeople
au"d tt�l alrill"bq `hrd to' lie'ar Inin: again."
will be welcome at these -services.
'I`lie tithe fol xe New7Overcoat ltas"come and we have
Lothian
14iss,.Jean, Gilmoteis hm
oefrom,$t..
Joseph's Hospital,, Gbtathani, • eopval
eseing after an attack of pheld
Fever.
the right kind ;for Merl 'In eIton and Beaver. 'rices `front
$8.00 .to $> 5.oa.' Sizes 36 to ` 44. Qur range of sizes in'.
Youths' and Boys's'. will' be coria. Tete this week,
.�, Y P
' Miss:, Bessie'.Batnby spent a few
days withfriend: in "I uekn,ow
1Vliss M ry Bienderson of 'R,inloss
and -Miss: Lizzie Stuart of •Lueknow
,spent•Sunday, the'guests'of Miss Mary
'McLean.
. Jas, Barnby purchased the ninety-,
acre'farm:: of John. Griffin ort 'the' 12th,
Toe Hf l.n s `� �^h is :now tbe-sceno
of a rushing business,as`tliere•`are-sevg•
eral 'gangs Of : wood cutters' there at
;present: ` •.,-
Billie 'Bowler :was laid up for a few
days from a vigorous kickfrom a gun.
There's' a lot of limbs falling from the
trees now Billie.
Lochalsh
2[,.. Jztrnes Cameron'' and;Dan Rose
will ni .ke- a special' trip to their new
homes in'Bervie.the latter' part/of the
`week..
Mr. Neil MclenziOpf Laurier Sun-
dayed with 'friends in Lochalsh.
A number of the young people took
in,the .etertainnient at Laurier school
Mondav ewenini
Miss Arciabelt- wLY iienzie and--Y�-'
it 1; games -tang ron visited Ml,:,^ 1`rtos
Sandy one eyening last week.
Mr. D. A. MacDonald has sold his
colt to Mr. Peter McIntyre Pete
says he will be ready for worl.. in the
Spring.
-The young _nen_ ofoehalsh-. are
anxiously waiting; on the organizer
of the, Rifle 'Club as he is at present
busy at the wood work of Mr. Mc:- 1
Leans new hoose: Mr. F :I' says �
they can't take up arms against me
anyway.
The little white fox terrier -who-
broke his:; chain.` and jumped :throw
the wino -fear : liberty -is -still -at -large:
A reward will be ofiered for his
mediate return.
Wedding Bells will ' lig here soon.
LUCKB4OW ROLLER. MILLS
are buying
WHEATFEED GRAIN
Se/lacy ,Flour
..8: blended fainly ''fi
Havelock Bran
item :all. T anitoba Wheat,. •
$2.60
our.
Pastry Flour - 42.50
50
frons Ontario 'Winter.' Wheat:
Get them ,tom your grocer
.,
or at the
releaven ' Bros.
Men's Odd Yams tin gaod quality $t:oo to `'
•
pair„-. Odd Nests $I,,.00 each,'n sues.
L'
idles Coats; are selling but w e have still ll sone ve
desirable -Styles in..ti,rht fittingfrom ri.00 to $15.00 each.
Also extra good value ,in the loose fitting styles
Paramount
Mrs. J. Spindler of . Lucktow, and
Sampson and'faniily Of',7 hon -
do bo ougb `aro visttin iet`tdsin '.Pira-
inouni
Mrs. R. D:• Mckenzie of -Ripley was
the- guest of 4118
.sAlex M teJ)iarm d
last week.
lkiisses. Mary. Clarkson and•' Smith
visited Miss Mamie.Ritchie of Lothian
last 'Wednesday..
Misses. Maclnnis are visiting Para-
mount 'friends:
Mr. Chester Richie's familiar face
lis: seen . in Paramount' occasionally.
"Mins. A-. acDiaiii id spent last•;
week in Winbliam.
- Miss Gladys Macintosh spent
'day night at her home.. ' -
iS.ir.'HarryYuon our famous cheesei
::maker. is busily -=engaged putting,- uli
cord wood, • '
• Paramountlsy-quiet t present
'the young *en. being 'away`' to• the'
woods. .
Wi1lieIacGi3l is advertising fora.
driver.
• Some i P nount.:found; walking
gootiTast Saturday night, '
We aro pleased to see;that Jim'
Murray. iia out and around again
We are sorry to hear that 'Mrs: J.
Pickering Sen. is-.,riot--recover><ng -i&
%' ;r�tpicily ua her) many:,friends would
WIN fER TERN' ,Opens JAN. 4. ritpi . , '
LosT-Between . 1Parainocnt and
Lochalsh a' copy of a. dialogue, finder,
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please return the saline to Willie 'Clark-
a .buying .. '�:ar _always- get :tie r?a et of kind, Oaliw; .,
selections are made on this principle. When you buy .• from us
you get the best thatp
g s.going. The best Sable, large pillow
Muff, wit •tails�onl_y'
h $ r S.00: A • ruff � to match at $15,00.
Round Muffs and ruffs at lower prices.
In the ,Millinery Department they are still busy turtling
out `:orders. The stock is well assorted::' P.Pemember all
millinery trustsbe paid before the close of the season.
v
e heater t at..wanni s ponies
bbecause . it radiates
more heat into the house.
RR you paying good money for fuel and then burning it
in a•;stove that forces most of the heat tip the chimney?'
All direct draft heaters waaste heat -they can't hold it
long enough to radiate the heat into yoa'r;home.
sure tease :urn-
has the Iargest,du-ect radiating surface Call` in and we will deinonstr ite
-ofu:n} Irentair-an-tliemarncet. That' s---- you-bovrthe-Gurney-Qxfotrd"Art-L-anrrei--►
why it wili._keep a house warmer than. Base_Burner_wi1L_heat-your. _house^
a heater twice its size. It. will require better, more "economically , than it.:
less fuel, too, for eve article of coal . has ever been' ' done before by any4f
gip..:: •�.
will: be burnt.to a fine white ash: heater.'
Licit us place an Imperial
Oxford- Range in _.your kit .. , .
-..: then arid. end your cooking;
es t vii
1 o .lt:'
.F you are not satisfied with your baking-
' if.ou:`find , you are burning too much
fuel—stop wasting money,_ spoiling_.
food, worrying— and : investigate the
-.,.Imperial Oxford Range:
Let us -show you thepoints that make.
this range the most satisfactory range you
can possibly have in your kitchen.
Let us prove to you how the centre flue
strip must evenly heat the oven -making
it'as•hot in the front as at -the. back .- --.
Let.us
prove of o you how the,'Gurney-Oitford reversible grate saves fuel—gives
you fire and a baking oven heart in a few minutes even though the fire:
has been kept going a week:'
Call in and; let us prove thesetacts,to you.
i1tu aI .c,.',y
f ISTRRATFO D ..Ot v
/ Thus school is one of the largest in
L the province It is noted tor. the
thoroughness. of its -work and the
success of its students, Three de -
y partluents
Commercial, Shorthand,'.
fir elograpliy.
Our graduates are in demand `'as .
business college teachers as well "as
'office -assistanim.' (let :our n agh fi=
cent cata•logiie, it is:freet
: lrto4t ''&1-McLachlany"
•
son Pii •amount. •
...Clubbing Rates.:
-The Sentinel and Weekly 0 -lobe
1 year .''• .........1.6d:
The Sentinel and Weekly Nail &
Ftupire, 1 year ' 1.60
The Sentinel anti! Patnily Herald
and Wieldy Star, 1 'year+ 1tl.7$
The Sentinel and Weekly Sun, . ,
1 ' year .. r".. ....... 1.75
The Sentinel "anti b arnier's Ad -
vocate,-1 year.......,. .. -2.35
The Sentinel and Thome journal,
1 year .' .i,35
The Sentit.el: and Toronto Daily,
Star,.... 1 year". ' t 2.25
The Sentinel and "Toronto Daily'
•'World, ' 1;ye'ar 3.35
E4$y
• , ' It is tnuch more convenient to .do .our broiling :b, '.lifting
tlfisl ',Rey Plate, than to lift`the cover or Use the broiler door.
You have more room ,aid get t'he'
-neat directly over the coals
Notice the Low inti tig,Cltlset,
aspecial feature of this year's
"Peerless Peninstilftr Ranges.
Daylight C •Veti Adjustable',
Damper, Refnovahie.. Grate-
Bars,
rate`Bars, Therntonieter hi oven,- only n fbty of the cern-
v'eirericcs.yoti should ask about.
5idpinrtriup'titncaiitl
Pea;n it it It -,, keg. Glad
tiiiptotitatuts to'you,
The Gurney Fottndry.Co.. Liiniied, Toronto,
MURDIE
:SUTIIE[ LAND, LIJCK'NOW '.
. i
(.J
roSpective
never reqlires 'blackhead;
Ifyou want a cheapSteel ange call and. sr `• what. we
• � � n'
can offer you_ for $ E 9.goo—a' Steel Range wit. copier reser
that will take 20 inch wood.:voir, large sized oven full set of woa�trim,at gs andaRange:
'
Y require i y`
. If you re ulra a heater, we can.Suit ola. 'We have :ther[t
in all sizes and styles. See our leader-th_eAlberta, which is
the strongest "double.. heater irlanufactured.�
A.notice' a cut. of ' the "Im `..
Above you will � . erlal Oxford'p
with full description of this elegant • Range,, the; '-most up -to
dare on the Canadian, market:
1V�U l®1E "e3lU`l° 1 irA►PTB, LUCItNOW
Notice ;the ,accompanying
cut of , the most ' up-to-date
Steel Range on the_h arket
,the Oxford O*I{.:a range that
stands pre-eminent. It is
fitted with ;interlocking grates;:
' which Means a fuel saver, it
has the drop oven door, a large
warming closet, a reservoir
that will hold six pails of water,
it is fitted' with a Duplex: draft,
which 'insures •:a'it. "even' fire,
bit, above all it is a range that