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LADLES! WEA �
.Genuine . i • l n .waist ,ri ht .0 -to•
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• D, &, A. Corsets,: extrao �' g
stPO! egular. $1,25 goods,, for a pair 79c,.
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''''Regular alar $1 oods. for 59c.
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Taffeta• Silk and 'colors, , , 25: 35
4 'cheice for 19c:
nd: tie,yvi.
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Sunnier' Veilings' in all• spots, colors and: figures,' '' 20c a
' rd or -12c. •
TWEEDS
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We e 'hav 6 p
1pieces of newest designs.. and patterns ini.
' etc.;' that we uarante, to save
Serpa � sada Worsteds, , . g o ,.
the suit 4:
ewe ,.chaser on � • . .,. ,A . ;: .
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HOUSE FURNISHINGS
• • Laceurta'ms &'Chetn ills Covers at a bargain whil
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they, last.
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THE LIBERTY TO UTTER AND TO ARGUE
YR$IILY• ACCORDING TO THE'DICTATES'
'Nu; WE PRIZE' ABOVE ALL
:OTHER '.:LIBERTIES
neknow,: map 18th_, -1000.''
liew'York's first beetsugar cam
pans," hes failed. It had -a? good plant
and as capital /of: X00,000, `brit: it did
not succeed. Beet sugar manufacture
• is a'business, that it will be well to
study a gooddeal'bef re' plunging in
to.
FASHIONABLE DRESS PATTERNS,•
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•We 'have `bought the simple stock of of °the
Good
• � ' p � ane, '''� ;'leading
Dress . Good "houses " of " Montreal, Zravellers _sainples in
dress'lengths of up -to -,data 'spring dress gads and we make.
•thgoae`'ods - ne r!,06 of -19e per yd.for regular 35e,, •40 50, .and.6()c
CLUTHINC
27'Boys'" 2 pi ce. suits lined thr'oughout Made Of all wool•.
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brown; greyand
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olored
and Canadian ... , _ C , , T,we�ecls, sizes .22 to
29, your. choice Lit ;60 ,on; the $:1.00.'
46 of t . `,� r
' � �•• Y .. � h s su>!ts,, a es 12'`,to• 17 ' ears newtng sty ,les
all'wool roods, best:linitis,' right up-to-date at. 65c on the $1
"39 Men's Suits made in single and double breasted ' sty
les; lightand dark colcirs . lined with best ;Italian cloth , right
up-to-date at 70c on ;,the''$1.0e
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exchange
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Just arrived, 'loin and short.sleeved vests or' misses
x ladles, all sizes, rtghl up,to-dlte.a.t. a bargaau.
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f'1ou h ..choes,.. wok shoes,, fine sl oe�s, • � misse•• •
and boy's aWa below' Y ordinary rices.'' : `" •:.
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GENTS!' FURNISHINGS
Genta and Bo.'.sineII hats,all stLts �.
spa P Paand' .fi u
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nebular.. rices 50 60 an�:l'.75 cents;';yout:c�o><c.e for 39c. •
P
7n men's and boy's.must bu t 'sbld::at :•A
' ;Straw Hats, all�s>tzes. be
Sotne price.„, =:'
Bo s a rcl Mon . stiff and soft, hatsSin black,; browii and,.,,
fawn, all -sizes,.from 25c" upwOrcls;
a 1 ' ><c 1 hard
'Gents. white ;and •co7ured a shirts, ' :soft hard , front's,
with'01 without collars. and c lffs fast 'colors at 68e on the- $1.
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them, the one .danger' being that the,
fritish forces '' would get between
Kroonstad and Pretoria and: thus eut
off`Boer.' communications in ..every
rection. .important, capture is
by many regarded as'. an indication.
of,the speedy ending :of the war, for,
the same "reasons -which •.made the
Boers disinclined to withstand a• siege
at Kroonstadwill apply against • shut-
ting:themselves up 'in Pretoria, to be
ultimately' starved, ,into ' surrender.
They must know by' this time • whit
the end will be, and if they have. more
"slimness" than stubborness they may
decide' to meet the .. inevitable half
way,.
`• Over in Great Britain they are ra
Steyn is said to l be :very ' much dis= then tarin
tardy :their • celebrations of Her
turbed• over his failure to get; the ‘Vajsty's.birth'day TTsnallyit is cele -
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Boers to stand' before, the British. -It shrated'slime 'days after the; date, on
is tobe remarked, howevervt that which it' falls..( This.: year .it was, in.
Steyn doesn't-careaabout,`too close -an ter -Wed holit e: ce brig ion. on t21e
acquaintance with ; British , �o1diers.• 34th, but the plans :have miscarried.
He hae,a good -,Pair of lege l;imself. The celebration.is to be on the 25th';at
,Dublin?and Edinburgh, and all over
Scotland, Ireland and: the"provincea:
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j u London the ;official celebration will
bin Saturday, May 26th, when there
will be'the-usual=military:-functfons in
sk Thin s e n a t
e so ex ected .o. rove.
y , P .. , P •'eters and.great Officers of the House-'
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The South African winter is just be-
ginning,. and will last till: the .end of
August In the higher.altitudes.
there is frost at nights, and during.
the day , tha; air is chilly, with cler' ,
.., ._ the mo�nmg,,and at right .the
lifer""Only 50c. Everyl ottle guaran-
teed by A. C. Lochend, ,Lucknow,.
Ont.a druggist." / : '
Aftera protracted., and severe
illness; Mrs. Jas, Found• passed. away
last Thursday morning. The funeral,
:whioh toolc°"place .on. Saturday, was..
not yery'•well attended, o:wing, we pre
su rne, tG the 'very . busy " season, • but
these who attended, were. created ' to a,;
very, earnest, appropriate,'• and timely
discour"so.by the rev, • gentleman who'
officiated;' the .:remains tv!ire interred'
id Wingham cemetery.. .Mr: ; Found
and family. have -tlie, sympathy • of the.
co nmonity;
The official Board of` the 'Methodist
church met;' t' week= and hre
from!: the .various>his: societiest
' 'wee're'. very
gratifying:.: The missionary contribu,-
titan and elan the subscription to
-ward,( the 'Twienth Ce{itury,,` Fun -d
were. very :large. ;The .,meeting was'
:qne:of unusual interest and; success,,
John Mowbray -'was elected to attend
the` District. meeting 'tobe 'held. at
Winl;ham,. May 23rd.
Mr. Jas. Gaunt is •.greatly improv
ing the' Anderson ''property, he has
adds
balcony'-= and � serail :v+oik
round the.. ',Gothic. _ We.expect, ,to .see
it 'all treated.''to.a good •'eoat 'of paint
next, a Mr: Gaunt never does: things
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by halves, •
grateful : to• Our soldiers, if they'are hold '
o. d will give`' full=dress• q
'list nets. ' "
Properly . clad, but .the Boers do not
• like', it: Indeed,' it is the habit of
" many of .mads of !them' to ' trek, to the
weer; veldt, north of , Pretoria,—wiser`
.the c unary is sheltered ' and . weenier,
th farther south,
In=the; last year for which . the re-
ports are available, there were'. born in.
- QntArio 46,550 persons;; of whom 2a„ -
f. 806. Wore
3,-•.896.were "Males' and 22,703 'females.
• ' Assuming that the proportion ;re
main! the 'same, in ten years we shall
• accumulate of 1,1,1.93 .males, "What.
• ars all. these • to do : for ,helpmeets)
And how tia account- for the fact :Made
clear by the census that, we have a
aur �lus of''' femaleal • it wouldseem
p
'that'more boys than girls die ha .in
fancy, and indeed that is the accepted
,theory.
A'cg. cerdin fa, the'report of the On,'
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tario . 111iniscer•'of Education, 'the'
salaries of public school`'teachera' in
th s' enlightened Province aria•'decreas-
ing,' •tThe • -average salary of 'Ontario
g
school teachers lust ear was only $321
ea 'compared with,, 324 the year before.
This, reduction' of: salaries i dile to
neither overty:nor meanness; but it
' is said to be due ,to' the more general`
employment of ,:woman as teachers;
Last 'year'. there were 6,800 ,,women
teaching chool in Ontario,, an,increase
of 123, while l2,656 of the teachers
. were men, a decrease of 36,
But in:. the English towns little
attention is paid to 'these celebrations;
save hy"`a'few officials:• The ' English'
man will have to come.to Lucknow to
see the Queen's Birthday ',honored.-
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'�1"�' Tfreer fore "
arc1iied awn .frSnf'
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Itrooniitad.` on -the approdth of Lird
Roberrn'with hid arms';', although the
=•µms. • conditions;for-tli 'defence of tllo„plaeo
'ar'e' described as very.• favorable to,
••y
Speaking of the coning, anniversary
of the biithdayr' of•our beloved,Queen,
the ' Toronto „Star, in a leader said
"The.Queen's Birthday, should .be"cole-
'biated this year'in'Canada ,as neve•r
before. • Letthere'be more flags and,
fire -crackers; and, fre•works, horn -blow,,
ing, aid whistle- tooting,, and anvil -ex..
plod>inp., and. excuraioo(s, , and games;
and sports, and; cross-country runs,
and liroeession than ever before, in: the ^
history of Canada Let us make, our.
old friend the 'A'mericaaeagle sit all
hat_day on load braxies list.enin_t!.
urs'untii•it,gets a hcada_lie. Let ;• us
recindany civic:by aw that interferes
with the small' boy that in his free
celebration of the' ' day_barring only
then iant cracker,; which is•,the l ddite
g .• y
;shell of iraekers, . Outlawing the• gi
ant cracker, let everything else be
le al andP ermissable if not : comP ul-
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gory.:Give the boys a wide-open 24th
of May, and see what they will do,
with it. '' '
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Brarvti:11Re �a11' '
Victims to. stomach, liver: aid kid
nes troubles and feel the results in; to s
of appetite,' hacka0,1io, , nervousness;
headache and tired; run-down feeling,
but, "Electric Bitters are just the
• thing,f-or a;;nijan vrites„S ; V cia,rd-
nor; of"Tdar'ille1 ,, Ind."when he 'is all
run-down,'and don't care Whether he
lives' olr digs'. It didinore to give me
new strength and good, appetite than
any thing( I ;could take; I can now
eat anything and have ne%v •baso; on
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�]iepalribnoheants r
Marquis Bens., Ripley, (ant:, will•''for
th next•'4 or 5 'weeks conduct a, great
moving sale. We have rented the con-
nen store now occupied bY Kennedy
Co. and expect'to` move into it in June'
•Our stook is to&:big to .move( Wye
must reduce it: '-We have not spaceto.
quote -'prices but it .will' surprise you
when you come''an 1 see thebargains
we. are giving., Our a;object is . not. so
VII
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Spring is here itrd you ;will want to
. look
.p
everythinglfresh:` .
Nothing'•will':gratif -your wishes mor• e than
>? YY
444-.4.444
maks;'
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o:r a>4.4.o •000a ooN•o+
i'ehaveafu'llln
i e in e'v-
r ,:. aesitable color anti.:shade
.11 and.: €i t a
-card whether.Y ou want
l n'
gad- o s or a half pint.
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g�1
'In to our. 'hole' `and
see:our large :steak;
of -
Parlor, Bed &'
`Dining Rooth Suits
Also -
Chairs : of all (tials(
Spring .:Beals
Mattresses
all' R'ars,
Parlor Zzto2Sictl
Tables
In fact everything to,
t•e found in„a'
'''' t C.t8s$rniture
-Warere OM
.`
'Arid .always' at 'Reck
Bottom. Pr nes `.
oo,eo470•••••oe••eg000•
arose
TILE' LEAJ:ING STAT I)WARE.'
much to 'make a profit as:'to turn our s •
large stork into money, ' • Our stock of ,
dry', goods is very; complete, many lines, -----
goingrices to clear that., ca
at • P isnot
BDY YOUR BREAD
possibly ' be ” repea.eFl,; prints, regular
12;rc'at.'shirtin s `'re"+ �{'�` •' ®
� 10; fi .ularl4 and '• , •
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15'e for 12?c, blue drill Heaviest make
only ,10e,' Thjese• truths continue
throughthe cha +• 2000 r
1?ter, • � .. worth of
toots and shoeswhich must be reduced
.to,half,`starts : With , mens" and plow
,g
•slloes'at•00c: 'This is only an indica•.
tion of, ivhat all the other/Pees are
sellingat. Big' of hats -ca s and
6 1 P
'goat's' furniehings.'' Our fitOck•of gro-
ceries gra fresh and'tesnpting. Sugars
always cheap, Our 'hlack' Japan
.misted teas at: 25c or 5lbs.:: for X1,00
,can't be: beat, We buy • good' buttal
and eggs,' l lu per doz. just riow; pPo
krabi7 highnr,next week,. It will pay
you to,visit us...'
Ms :`W'ond,erfui 1st Orta
:„Alone sustained Editor P. M. Hi..•
gins, of Seneca, Ill, when all doctors
anamedic nes..fa lecl to,, :oliev " "s4 ai .
�'k ,.o,.lu t
from Piles, 'Then Bucklen s Arnica
Salve wholly cured him,. Infallible
for Injuries, Pains •or 13odIy' Erup-
tioiis,.• `Cute guaranteed. On1'y 2ii't; a
box,.. Sold by. A, G..Lochead,
.xs•�a u :',y^y., � s�:va¢�s+ ._st:.mac...:=`:t+,-+�r+s..m'+wx..'. �,,..a
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I`�snz�e .s '��tker
•You a, can'.alla;aydepend ..on'.
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getting it fretih and whole
getting
some,
\Ve are *not only prepared
to furnish your,'table with i
; cac � Y .
Brewd
t!� $ •
.'vies
T ut }ve !ea.n also stil?n �Y l ori
GR' ErnES:
CONFECTIONERY
TIpNE 'Y
A:. MCIENZIE:
Ice. ,re•am, Ioe •Cream
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New ;
Canned.GoodS
Choice'Fruits
Select c eta •
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feet'
1011C1�'
Pi'en
l.c Su 14es .
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kinds of (xt=ocerir,s 1, c,pt
On hand ^ani l.delivt red to lire
p .rt iif,:til:e to"ttt`tl. , '' y.
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Try "a:15ac1,,a�,e of clitrr • new
Tea the ''l''ei'll'ldit1c'
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est 711 a 7,11 l
... 1 c for 1310 -
ter
Eggs:
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ter and. 7,ggs•
alilSOL
Undertaker &�
:Errt l
' ba menu,'
J. A- MAOKEIi1ZIE
k'1re , Life and Marine ,Instiranee;
Real lEstatal-and Lon A ent
l3ERVIE, ONTARIO. •
. ;rent for tit(! Lr}UrIn n a\ftttiral Fire Timer
ant C'n„ l3i itish A 1ireurn Tiisnrrtii(e l,'t4. ; ,,
t• ru'tua'rrr' I;rn'trltl h in+' 1nriitititwe •(fo.•
;t 4U,,11ie1 ifs„ in4fr,,Lnif'1' (f(i , 1 LLDg{ini • TF•.a
,for aiitr Jitnployert' •Lintrillty Accident quid'
(;rtinranua- Asaurniitr Uuininuy.of 1,tindon,. .
Eli;litt1(1. •
lintranee on all classes of inroinIrty prompt;
attondul tri. •+ . •
1'lttinl proptrt:y 51(111 or t•xulinn ghed. aevera
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h ,ie e fat nlf for(11(1(4 in towin(idps of flrt+( not;1:., ,�
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litld,'
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Al, large aniotitit of InCnt!•y to loan at an! 1'
} Per Cent. Ott. t(r•tt^r14 4( Ini)rt ago: HQhiititl..•
L'artiasavirhiu r nt!,y ]litsin141H (lapis 1n lids of
the.(040'0lift( plartse ea1l•.on((1 (1(lr(HH'
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Vocal ''aria lristlumental
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a lC� II-axm:ony
are taught liy
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tate 'lilfna'"thw'ntaYfitlth111chis'ilih
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iey9' woshingtj ,Othole. $I;801) prlao•Qredi1:1111two lrindrett Inventions wonted- ,•
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