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What you can save by purchasing Clothing for your
Boys on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of' this
week. The following are genuine, money-
saving
oneysaving bargains.
LINE NO 8114—Boys' two•pieoe Fanny Striped Sails,
sizes 26, 27, 28, regular 52.75, Special price $2.00
LINE NO. 8876—Sopa' two piece Fancy Striped Salts,
sizes 23, 24, 27, 23, regular $3 25. Special $2.25
LINE NO 81t5—Boys' two-piece Fancy Striped Snits, r
sizes 32, 33, regular $3 75 for $2.7.a
4 Little Boys' 2 piece Seita, sizes 23, 25, 27, regular $1.50
55 50. Special price only
11 Navy Cheviot 3 -piece Suits, sizes 26, 28, 32, 33, 34, 35. $2.50
Very epeoial price
5 Halifax Tweed, long -pant Snits, sizes 32, 33, regular
$4.50 to $5.75. Special $3.50
10 Navy and Black Serge, 3 -piece Suits, sizes 26, 28, 30,
31, 32, regular $5 75 to $7 50 for $3.50
12 Navy and Black Serge, 3 piece long -pant Suits, sizes
31, 32. 33, 34, regular $7 00 to 1M 00 for $4.50
4 Fancy Tweed, 3 piece Snits, sizes 23, 31, 33, regular 4.25
4,( $6 50 to $7 50, Special pride $
5 Fancy Tweed, 3 piece long -pant Suite, sizes 83, 34,
regular 57,50 to $L2 00 for. $5.50
No Snits Charged at These Prices.
Eggs Taken as Cash.
McGee & Campbell
CLOTHING AND MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
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TIiI+': WING 1L M TIME%, JUNE 4 1908
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Mr. Geo. E. MoTaggart, O. T. ,
agent here, was married on Wednesday
of this week to Mies Violetta Beatrice
Thompson, of Clifton, The wedding
took plaoe at the home of the bride's
mother in Clinton.
On Wedieaday morning, May 27th,
at 0,30 A. m., a quiet wedding took
place in the Methodist Chnreh, when
Wm. Sims was united in marriage to
Mrs. [Mary A, Tasker, by Rev. S. Ander-
son. Only the immediate relatives were
present. The bridal couple took the
0. P. R train to Milton for a wedding
trip.
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Cause of Bois Explained.
Even in health there is a large aocum-
'dation of matter in the system, which
if not destroyed, breaks through the
skin in the form of pimples and boils.
No remedy so cleansing, so sure to drive
out boils as Dr, Hamilton's fills, They
brace up the system, rid it of humors,
restore health, and absolutely prevent
swellings, pimples, blotches and boils,
Because mild and certain, anyone can
use Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Sold by all
dealers.
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That hacking cough continues
Because your system is exhausted and •
your powers of resistance weakened. •
Take Scott' .r Emulsion.
It builds up and strengthens your entire system. 4466
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401 It contains Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites so
l.° prepared that it is easy to take and easy to digest. •
ALL IIRUGG15T5: Seo, AND 51.00 Y
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Qhurch; Rev Mr. Findlay will be at
Conference. A oerdial -invitation is
giver) members to attend eider
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ehnrohes !
The political meeting on Wednesday
night was welt attended by both parties.
Dir. R. D. Cameron, of Lueknow, made
a rattling speech on behalf of Mr, Truax
and Dr, Clapp did his bast to convince f
the audience that the GovernmentI
should be given another term. Had
time permitted he would have explain•
ed the gerrymander, but Mr (lamina
explained it to snit most of us. Tire
doctor said Mr Whitney wcnld give as
law reform in tine, arhints brought
forth the remark from a gentlemen fn
the audience that it would be when
there were fewer lawyers in the Honse,
Mr. H. D. Henderson made a very fair
chairman Many questions would have
been asked, but the time was spun out
in telling yarns, so that one had no
chance,
J A11i ESTO W N.
John Straohan is home from the
University, Toronto, and will likely
Spend Ms vacation here.
Ex -Reeve T. Strachan, ex Deputy
Reeve Bryans and ex Reeve Turnbull
have been invited to the Co. Council
banquet at Goderich to be held on
June 4th. They will likely attend.
Morris and Turnberry tp;vnshtps
are not going to give the sweep for
the Whitney candidate that was hoped
for, as many eleotors say the Govern.
meat need to be taught tAie Meson that
they can't pull and haul municipalities
wherever they choose by gerrymander
without being brought to book for it:
Mr. Carrie should be heartily supported
to impress the lesson.
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ROTJSECLEANING BARGAINS
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'e lighten your burden by assisting you in choosing some of the
daintiest and most durable materials on the market. We
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As for Curtains. LACE CURTAINS from 25e a pair up.
'fa MADRAS in all colors, at most reasonable prices.
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COVERING? Here again we can suit you, as we have a
complete line in all shades and different qualities.
What Causes "Nerves?"
Most people say worry — they are
wrong—the cause is in the blood which
is thin and lacks nutriment, To nave
"Nerves" more blood, sinew and flesh
are required. You got these quickly by
taking Ferrozone. No health bringer is
so certain, no nerve strengthener more
potent, no systanl tonin so well adapted
to the wants of the run-down, • nervous
or sleepless. Let Ferrozone build you
np, lot it fill you with vim, energy and
surpins visci~:. It has done this for
thousands.
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LEADING STORE IGLI'grsa
broShere are left to mourn the 1089 of a
most kind relation
La'it week WI', and Mrs, Robb left
for a holiday outing. Is is 17 sears einem
Mr. and Mrs Rnhb were marriei.Bothrt
Morris is more like home to them then
anywhere else They will visit A. Mille,
at Georgetown, Mrs RlbI, s brother,ard
then go to Tottenham where her father
resides. Early in Jane they will turn
Westward taking tickets to Ednon+on.
En route visits will be made at Win-
nipeg, Deloraine, Nepinka, Frobisher,
Milestone, Maidstone and other Iointo.
After a long and happy life the oall,
that call that no one man refuse to obey,
came to Jeanet Lauchlaud, relict of the
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late Gilbert Speir, Sunday evening. May
24th at the residence of her son Allan,
14'h line, where Ake made her home. and
at the advanced age of nearly 88•years,
she passed peacefully away to her re-
ward. She knew vary little of illness in
her long life and -a doctor was almost
unknown in her home. Oa Janaary
loth she fell and broke her thigh and
this with resultant troubles caused her
decease. Mrs. Speir had been in failing
health for some veers. Mr. Speir died
iu January of 1871. The subject of this
notice was born in Aegyleshire, Scot-
land, and was married over 60 years.
They came to this township in the
pioneer days, over 50 years ago, and
knew the hardships and struggles of
those early days. Deceased was Indus-
trious, thrifty and hospitable in her
home, kindly in her manner and eener•
ous to all. She had scores of friends
among both young and old For many
years she was a faithful member of the
Presbyterian church at Brussels and
passed away in the triumph of her faith
in the Master. The surviving children
are: Allan, James and John, all well
known residents of Morris, Bella and
Wm. are deceased. Mrs. Wm Shed-
den, a worthy old resident of the 4th
line, is a sister to Mrs. Speir; Mrs.
Hamilton, of Glasgow, is another; and
Wm. Lauchland, of Oshawa, is a
brother. 17 grandchildren and 3 great
grandchildren are living.
1►iany Down with Pleurisy
Doctors say the country is fall of it..
First comes a chill, then cold develops —
tho inflammation grows — you can't
draw a long breath—lunge and sides get
sore, and pleurisy sets in. A good home.
cure consists in taking twenty drops of
Nerviline every four hours Supple-
ment this by vigorously rubbing the
sides and chest with Nerviline, and
when warmth and circulesion are estate-
fished, put a Nerviline Porous' Plaster
over the aohing spot. Nervili e Treat•
ment is always successful in wilds neur-
algia, and pleurisy. Try it tourself.
TLYRNi; E RRY.
Minutes of oonncil meeting held in the
Clerk's ofi'Loe. Blurvale. on Saturday,
May 30th Members all preeent; the
Reeve in the chair.
Minutes of last and special rneetings
were read and adopted on motion of
Messrs Moffatt and Kelly.
Communications were read from—
National Battlefields Commissioner. re
subscriptions, filed; Geo. Stinson, To•
routo. re debentures, tiled: Chapman &
Co., Toronto, re Marconi Wireless Tele-
graph Co , filed: W. 0 Brent. Toronto.
re debentures, filed; C 0 Fence, Cavil
Engineer, Ssaforth, filed; Independent
Telephone Co., re township telephones
The Clerk was instructed to reply what
autioo has been taken in municipality re
local telephones
McMichael —Moffatt —That Mr: Herb.
Henning he appointed to operate and
care for road maohine for the year et
52 50 per day and that the mosiau of
last regular meeting, for appointment be
rescinded —Carried.
The following acnonnrs paseed and
ohrgnes iesned :— Jas. Showers, repairs
road machine, $1 30; Hsieh McKinnon,
gravel, $37.7S: Henry Wolfe, inspecting
gravel,. 4 50; Richard Palmer, cleaning
culvert."St.LO; John MoBarney. repair.
ing culvert, 75c; 5 King, repairing cal -
vert and tile. 53.76.
Ratberford—Moffatt. • .That this meet-
ing do now adjourn to meet in the
Clerk's office, Binevalh, June 22nd .next
at 10 o'clock a, m -Carried.
Jolie; Buoo ss, Clerk,
R'];STFIELD.
Mies Verna McDowell is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Henry Morrish, of Goderloh,
James Tunney had the misfortune to
find one of his horses lying dead upon
visiting the stable one morning.
Judging from the present appearance
of things there promises to be a good
crop of all kinds of small fruits ani also
of apples.
Robert Lowe and Mrs. Lowe have
moved into Albert Hardisty's house ou
the corner, Mr. Lowe having engaged to
work for Mr. Hardiety.
Both grain and hay crops have made
such rapid growth during the past week
or ten days that the farmers feel hopeful
of excellent crops this season.
BiA Shoe Bargain
for Ladies.
FRIDAY EVENING THIS WEEK AT 7 O'CLOCK,
53 pairs Women's Shoes, in Patent Colt,
Patent Calf and Patent Vici Kid
Victoria, Queen Quality and Diamond
makes — Laced Boots and Oxfords... .
Regular $3 00, $3.50 and $4.00 per pair.
On sale Friday at 7 p. m, for
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PAIR
Nothing whatever wrong with these Shoes. Only a clean-up of odd s
and ends. NONE OF THESE SHOES WILL BE SOLD BE-
FORE 7 P.M. FRIDAY. And therefore everybody will get
the same chance, Goods displayed. in North Window.
WILLIS 182 CO.
p.S,--Store open until 0 p.m. this Friday evening only.
For A Bad Cold
Nothing oures so quickly as the heal-
ing Pine essences in Catarrhozone. It
{ills the breathing organs with a heal-
ing, soothing vapor that relieves irrita-
tion at onoe. Ordinary colds are oared
in ten minutes. Absolutely mare for Ca.
tarrh, and in throat trouble it workalike
a charm. Catarrhozone is a permanent
cure for bronchitis and throat trouble.
Not an experiment—not a temporary
relief—but a cure that's guaranteed.
Get "Catarrhozone" to -day. 25c. and
51 00 sizes.
GREY.
W. J. Savage, formerly of this town-
ship, but now of the State of Washing-
ton, where he has spent the past nine
years, is calling on old friends here and
is a welcome visitor.
Bert Martin, formerly of Grey. is
now leader of an orchestra in Hamil-
ton, drawing a big weekly salary. We
are pleased to hear of hie success and
hope it may long oontinue.
Daring the past weak Wm. Bishop,
of Komoka, a former well known
Greyite, was renewing old friendships
He is a brother to Jno, Bishop, of this
township, and Peter of Brnasels, and
a brother -in law to Angus Shaw. It
is 18 years since Mr. Bishop left Grey.
9 of which he has spent at his present
home. Mr. Bishop came to this town-
ship is 1E58 and was well-known
owing to the fact that he was Amasser
for years. The passing years are deal-
ing kindly with him.
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EAST WAWANOSIi.
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B:ick Church Epworth League intend
having a garden party et Mr. John
Reid's on June 19th.
Wni Sillibs has had his barn moved
and intends building a cement founda-
tion, which will make it much more
comfortable.
Mr. Westbrook has completed the
cootraot of sawingMr. W. H. Green's
logs. They cut shout 140,000 ft. in 23b
days. Mr. Westbrook has a first•claas
portable mill and does good work.
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A number of young people met about
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four weeks ago n sonool No. 1l and
orga-.ized a singing class to be known
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as Huron Chore Choir, with Bert J.
Reid as President and Professor Wrigley
as leader. The choir is now in good
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ehape with 30 members and up -to date
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music, They expect in the near future
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to be ready for engagements. this people of neighborhood sus
last a shook 1 t Friday when word
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was received of the very sadden death
of Mrs. J. Mills, formerly Mies Fannia
Robinson, daughter of James Robinson,
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of St. Augustine. Alrs. Mills took siok
Tuesday evening with vomiting, which
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caused her to buret a blood vessel in w
her head, after h.oh partial paralysis
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immediately set n •and she passed away
Friday. May 2 ud, in an nnconsoions
condition. She leaves to mourn her
loss a husband and five small children,Ln
the youngest being only two days old.
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We extend to he bereaved husband,
children and sorrowing friends the
sincerest sympathy of the whole aim.
munity.
Court of Revision of assessment roll
was held after council meeting Reeve
Mosgrove was chairman. H u g h
Tucker's aasessment reduced '$100; T.
K Powell's real estate assessment re-
duced $100 and innome $250; Mrs. R.
Moffatt reduced $300. Mrs R Kine,
Goderich, was assessed for n i_ lots 5 D
S., Binevale and J. C Johnston struck
off same lots; Chris Skinn was assessed
tenant for lots 5 6 7, con. 1, and Mre,
Thomson, Teeswater as owner; Elijah
Jacklin amused tenant lot 60 eon 1
and pt. I. con A and Mrs. R Moffatt as
owner: Thee Simpson assessed tenant
Q 1.1 lot 26. con (7. and Mre. W
Wright as owner; Waite: Hnggan es -
tressed tenant part lot 6, con. 2. 10 -acres
and Aligns Stewart as pewter; David
Marshall, George Marshall and Samuel
Marshall assessed as tenants. lots 2 3,
con 10 at 57000 and John Marshall as
owner; Fred Dawson, Wm. Dawson,
Alex. Forsythe and Thos Goy put on
roll as M. F.. W. H. Elliott mtrnt k off
and Wm. Elliott put on as owner lot 11.
con 12; Rev. W J West was assessed
for lots 15, 16, 27, 23 D. S., Blnevale at
5150 and Wm. Stewart struck off.
Court then closed and with oorrections
made roll was adopted for 1008.
THE ELECTiUN CAMPAIGN IS NOW ON ! AND SO 13
ISARD'S BIG
GL,OTU1NO SALII,
SEE FOR YOURSELF.
We're not buying and selling at random ! Not even accepting
all that's told us about qualities! We investigate and compare -and
we want you to 'iio the same! It's easy to szy : Sa.`l vi,iu•33 were
never known in Wingham before; bat you can't begin to *grasp all
we mean without coming to see.
BELGRAVE.
Rev. G. W. Rivers is in Exeter this
week attending the meeting of Confer-
ence.
John T, Corrie, the Liberal oandidate,
will get a good vote in this seotion. To
win the riding the Liberals should see
that every favorable vote is polled.
The Young People of Knox Church,
Belgrave, intend holding a large Garden
Party on the Cnurch grounds on the
evening of June the 10th. The Wing -
ham Brass Band has been engaged and
ati preparations will be made to enter-
tain the large number expected. Ad-
mission only 15 Dents. Keep the date
and the event in mind—next Wed-
nesday.
A Riverside Social will be held fit>• the
farm of Mr. James Russell, Sunshine, on
Tuesday evening, June 16th, under the
auspioes of Sunshine church. The
Salvation Army band will furnish a
musical program and refreshments a
ill
be served from 6.30 to 8 30 o'clock. A
refreshment booth will also be found on
the grounds. Keep the date in mind
an' be sure and attend.
The council met in Belgrave on May
26th, as a Court of Revision and appeal;
members all present. Having each
severally subscribed to the oath or
affirmation required by statute, the
following appeals were then brongnt up
for oonsideration.
M. Lookhart, Robt. Henry, Gordon
Johnston, Nath. Johnston and Walter
Scott, Sr., who all corns lined that
their several properties were too high
assessed. These oases were left over tilt
next meeting for further consideration.
The G. N W. Telegraph Co appealed
against their assessment on the ground
of exemption; no action was taken in
this natter, the assessment being ojn
firmed
BOYS' TWO PIECE SUITS -12 Suits, Norfolk style, nicely wade,
well lined, small pattern t:'eeda, sizes 24 to 28 ; regular$ 1 5)
valve, sale • "- •
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YOUTHS' SUITS— Made of good, strong, dark Tweed ; coat. vest
and pants. Oar epecial ant price . $3.05
PANES—Bays' strong Tweed Pauts, lined ...... .50
VESTS—Men's Tweed Vests, with strong linings, a zls.36 to 4 t
A bargain, only,..,
MEN'S TOPPER COLTS—Made of fine C.avenette, wall tailored;
colors olive or gray. Special price..,. .. $0.95
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ME pattern lTS-10 en's tweed, strong 1Suits toLainga ; Ap.rioes up to 33 00. email Oar sale
price $0.75
MEN'S RAIN COATS—A good strong wearing Coat, goo,' valva at
54 00. On sale at .... . , .. .... $3.00
PAN E3—Men's strong wearing Pants, 51.25, for ,... $1.00
MEN'S SUITS -15 Suits, fine Tweeds and Worsteds, neat etripee
and ohecke; good baying at 512; sale .-,- $10.00
MEN'S PANTS—Fine Striped Worsted ami Tweed Pants, all$si 00
ggood valga at $2 50 , cut pride....
OVERALLS -030d, strong B'aok or Blue Overalls ; well made`,
riveted seams ; our special price... ,..,
UR AVENETTE CO AT3 —Sae our Special Caat ; full Biz es : d ark
gray: cheap at $1.2 01 sale at.... $10.00
NEW HATS.
You will find all the 1 Lest styles of II tit D and. SJ i'' L' HATS
here. Why pay FANCY PRICES fir vour NEW SPRING II.tT$
when you can buy at a BIG SAVING at IS 1RD'S DEPARTMENTAL
STORE?
THE SAME VALUE given for your BUTTER
and EGGS at this store as for your CASti""'
11 isard & �
IMPORTERS, WINCH 1M,
PHONE 68.
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MORRIS.
After a lingering illness of some
months' dnratidu Mrs. Robert White
passed peacefully away on Saturday,
May 23rd, at her residence on the 3rd
couoession, Tactker8mith. She was
born in Morris some forty-three years
ago, but had resided here for the past
ten years. A husband, two sons, be-
sides her father. Frank Ashton, and two
wni1TECIEVUItO '.
The cream drawers report their loads
are filling up.
The initiation of members into the
Sons of Scotland on Monday night was
a anoceseful affair; and the pnblio enter-
tainment afterwards was well spoken of
by those present. '
Next Sunday there will be ne service,
except Sunday School, in the Methodist
Established z879
Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis
Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
Cresolene i5 a boon to Asthmatics
Dods itnot o cure edise see of thevbreat ing organ.
breathe in a
remedy
than to take tato remedy into tit t stomach?
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It cures because the air rendered stron.,lyan'i•
septic ctrt,ed over
diseased
evey bie 'gtt tionCi ;old constant treat•
ment. It is invaluable
to mothers with small
chit iron.
Those of a Consumptive
tendency dind immediate
relief from coughs or
Clamed condtttons of the
throat
Sold by druggists.
Send postal f3rbootie.
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Limited, Agents, l
real, Canada. 307
Thi following names were added to
the roll, Roman Walsh. F. 5 and M. F.
n a` lot 42, con. 6; Walter J Soett,
Laugside, and Ohae. H. Soott, Milton
West to be assessed as owners of E 3(
lot 35, con 5; Win W Straughan to ne
assessed as tenant of W. H. lot 30, con.
2. Several parties made application to
have their dogs which they have de-
stroyed or otherwise disposed of struck
off the roil, but as the several parties
had failed to give notice in due time,
no action was taken in this matter.
Moved by Mr. Curring. seconded by
151:. Gillespie that the court be now
closed to be re -opened again on Tuesday,
Jane 30th next, at 10 o'silo.k a. m.—
Carried.
Connell resumed; minutes of last
meeting read toil passed, Account cf
Sawye: & Massey C.'., Hamilton, for
repairs to road grader reoeived and
ordered to be paid
Bylaw No. 8, 1903, cited a the Granby
Drain By law read a first time and pro•
visionally adopted.
Aeconnts were presented and ordered
to be paid as follows: -.Wtu Robinson,
salary as assessor dill S, $65 00; Obris
Johnson, repairing culverts on cas'ern
boundary, $1 50; Sawyer & Massey Co
repairs to road grader $1.1,65; Orme, U.
Wir;htman, drawing tile and making
outlet cop. 6, $4 21; Wm. Loge, building
guard fence opposite lot 84, con. 9, $1.00
After discussing the need of repairs
I to several small bridges and culverts
lthroughout the township for the coming
of Councillors Scotat3andn Gills pie i to
meet again on t.
ALEX, PO TEAVIELD, Clerkne 80th .
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This eek'
Specials:
—Best G-alvanized Pails, 45 per cent
off regular price.
—Clothes Pins, 5 dozen for 5c.
—Graniteware at Great Reductions..
Get our prices.
—For Screen Doors and Windows
we can't be beat.
—Garden Rakes, Lawn Rakes, Hoes.
Spades, Shovels, etc., etc., at
lowest prices.
—Carpet Sweepers, Carpet Whips,
Mops, etc., for housecleaning.
We also carry a large assortment of the Best
Paints on the market, including
—Celebrated Sherwin-Williams'
—.Robertson's and thee
—Toronto Lead & Color Co's.
Church's Alabastine for walls, it
20c and 40c packages.
If you intend building, it will pay you
to get our prices.
COIL SPRING WIRE BEST
GENUINE FROST PORTLAND CEMENT
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Young's Big Hardware
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