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ppex,p �� ; �.� can have any
one of them $ 11 00
now for - ra
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overcoats
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When it comes to down
right good values, you will
travel a long way before
you find anything to equal
these,
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$16,50 and $15.00 for
$11.00
12 only Men's Overooats,fn blanks
and tweeda, mostly 20th
Century make, which means
suerior tailorer-
feat fit, $t6.50iannd $15.00P
15 0and a0 are
the regular prioes, You
$13.50 for $8.00.
4 only Men's Dark Tweed Overcoats, velvet collar, this
only eeason'd goods, regulpr .$13,50, our prioe now is
8.00
$7.00 for $5.00.
6 only Men's Blaok and Tweed Overooate, good value at
$7.00, our prioe is now only - - $5.00
Don't take anything for granted, but investigate and compare
values.
McGee & Campbell
CLOTHING MEN'S FURNISHINGS
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The following IN the report of pupils
Of 13, 8, No. a, Turgberry for the month
of January;
Br. Iv, --,knee Andersen, Noble Hapt-
ie.
Jr, IV, -,Janet Pringle, Ada MoG11l,
Bessie Pringle.
Sr, IXL--Andrew Pringle, Bert Mo -
Lean, Leonard McLean..
Jr. III. -.Garbs Deem, Roy flaetinge,
Oorden Adair, Ethel Hastings.
U. -Alvin Multiage, Prosier Haugh,
Part I. ---Lawrence McLean, Myrtle
Deane, Norman McGill, Grace Tucker,
West Haugh.
M. P, WY.NN, Teacher..
neve Yotz stomach Trouble?
When yon wake up with beadaohe
and bad taste in the mouth, something
0 eettle the stomach is needed. That
u11, heavy feeling must be lifted, and
ppetite must be created. Get a tum.
ler of water, some sugar, and then
Aur in A eel tip pain d eoy minutef !. Ne You'll
Pop- a
nvigorates, braces, tones, Ante vim and
nap into your movements. You'll be
tted for a hard day's work by taking
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rviline --nothing better, Large
ottle, 25o, everywhere.
kes.
e
Mrs. and Miss Hfelop, of Areola,
ask., are visiting Jonn and Mre. Mo-
ir, 14th non. They are grandohild•
n of the late Jae. and Mrs. Hislop, of
e 16th oon.
The 100 acre farm of Prank Keys,
Ing lot 4, oon, 6, has been sold to. Wm.
d Duncan Brewer, of the 7th oon., for
,000. F. S. Ioott made the sale.
The 60 acre farm, being West 3� lot
, con. 10, Grey, owned by J. W. Sand-
s, of Monorieff, has been purchased by
as. Cleaver, the prioe being $5,400.
rohasor in now in possession. We
sh him success in We new home,
The 100 more farm of John McTavish,
rth boundary, has been sold to
bort Doig, of Howiok, for the sum of
000. Mr. McTavish and family pro•
e removing to Miohigan we under.
and, They have resided in Grey a
d many years, Their many old
ends wish them properity.
Wm. and Mrs, Hall, of High Bluff,
n., are visiting friends in and around
y. s,Mre, Louie Hollinger, of the
h oon., is their daughter, and Mrs,
se Learmont, 14th con., is Mr,
l's smother. She was visiting here
ears ago but it is 27 years since Mr.
I left here.
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A movement for a oivio federation has
been started at London, Ont,, to bring
capital and labor into more friendly re-
latf
JaMESTOWN.
Walter Youill laimproving the build
Ings 00 hie farm on the $rd line Morris
Wet. will bane dandy property whe
he getv things 1a order.
xiobt. Dolg has the milk hauling to
Molesworth faotory along the bound
ary of Grey and Howick. Wbile the
prioe is low he will no doubt look care-
fully atter the work,
Walter and Urs. Huggins, of Tarn.
berry, had a surprise party irony
Jamestown Tuesday evening of last
week. Mrs. Huggins happened to
have a few of her neighbors In and a
Most enjoyable evening wag spent in
mosio, games and dancing. Mrs.
Huggins gave all a very hearty wel-
come and all report a very pleasant
time.
est, l ELENB.
" The "renew Orate, Seek., Journal re-
psrts a preseptatiou to Mr and Mrs.
• Wm. Humphrey, as follower -"The
home of Mr. and titre Jas. Stein, seven
moles north of McTaggart, was crowded
• one e+rening lase week by an assemblage
of about arty neighbors and friends,
who met to do honor to Mr. ave} Mrs
Wm. Ramphrey, who are returning to
their old home in St. Helens, Oat. Ur.
and Mrs. Humphrey and family have
been nearly live years In the district,
and during that time have won the good
will and esteem of practically all in the
neighborhood, A very pleasant soobel
eveatng was spent, and in the course of
it, Mr, Humphrey was presented with a
carving net and a dozen sliver knives,
forks and spoons for Mrs. Humphrey;
silver shaving utensils and beautiful
gime far himself; gloves for Woe.
Humphrey, jr., and silver napkin rings
for ,xlteseo Humphrey. Mr. D. Muir
made the presentation on behalf of the
company, and -Mr. Humphrey suitably
replied, Aocompanyiug the gifts was a
neatly worded address, wishing Mr, and
Um Humphrey and family saooess and
happiness in their Ontario home."
The farm of W. U. Kerr, of Brns,
sels, on the North Grey Boundery, has
been leased by Lida 0. Jaokiin, whose
160 sores are directly acmes the roan
in Howiok, With Mr. Jaoklin's 60
acres at Morrisbank be will have a big
lot of ground to cover -nearly 800
acres. We wish hits 800008s and as
he is an industrious, careful farmer he
should clo all right,
The 100 more farm of Alex. R. Mc-
Donald, 8rd con., Grey, has been Ieased
to his stepson, Charles Eaket, of
Wroxeter, for a term of years. We
are pleased to state that Mr. and Mrs.
McDonald are not removing from this
looaltty but will take up residence in
the home formerly owned by Robert
Bell, Mr. McDonald will busy himself
in clearing up the front of his excellent
farm. Mr, Eaket will be no stranger to
the farm nor the locality,
. Established 1879
Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis
Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
Cresolene is a boon to Asthmatics
Does it not seem more effective to breathe in a
remedy to cure disease of the breathing organs
than to take the remedy into the stomach?
It cures because the air rendered strongly anti-
septic is carried over the diseased surface with
every breath, giving prolonged and constant treat.
meat. It is invaluable to mothers with small
children.
Those of a consumptive
tendency find immediate
relief from coughs or in-
flamed conditions of the
throat.
Sold by druggists.
Send postal for booklet.
Ls trim, MILES Co„
Limited, Agents, Mont-
real, Canada. 307
]lave You Bronchial Catarrh?
It
coughs and hoe seon� g, Notnized t difontt 10
cure with Qatarrhozone as Mr, Xavier
Babin, of River °apatite Qae., proved.
"No one mild 13
more than I did. sufferI hadfrom anohitis a hard shacking
cough that caused me great pain. My
throat was hoarse, and I lead great die-
tress,in my chest, Oatarncozone reach-
ed the sore spots and gave immediate
relief. Since using it I have not had a
single attack." Every physician who
is asked about Catarrhozoae says it is a
sure onre-.so will you it you try it.
Sold everywhere, 25c. and $1 00.
BRUSSELS,
The annual meeting of Melville
ohnroh was held on Wednesday even-
ing, January 201h, with a large attend-
ance present. Written reports from the
different orgauizationti of the congrega-
tions were given, showkog everything to
be in a very healthy condition. Pro-
greas was noted all along the line, Con-
siderable expenses were involved in
paiuting and repairing the manse, and
io numerous repairs around the church
amounting to over $300, still the manag-
ers were able to report a balance on
hand of $273, Especially notiooable is
the growth in oongregational glvngs to
Missions, this year amanntiag to $838,
an increase of over 300% in 2 years.
Last year it was $502, and the year be-
fore $265. A new Home Missionary
Society was organized at the beginning
of the year and their oontributians
amounted to 391. Over $1,800 wire pent
away by the oopgregetion, and the
various organizatione for Missionary
purposoa during the your. The:present
merxzberebip is 512.
Monday afternoon, January 25lli, the
spirit of John Caber toots its night from.
the Olay tenement to the House of litany
Tdeleione. Mr. Caber, who was well
and favorably known, was the .eldest
tom of the tato Nlohalas ()ober, of Hes.
,pier and was born in rho townshfp of
Paelinoh, Waterloo Co, 74 years ago,
Ilia dela', a is the first break in tee fem. ((
fly of ave sisters and throe brotbere.
Deceased was a born meoleanie and from, i1
Ws boyhood was an adept with his tools I
with vellioh he cortstrnoted wagons and
buggies and sleigha in the long ago 1
when the whole work bad to be done by !
hand from the rough timber. He work- i
ed with a Mr. Omer and also in pottier- 1
ship with 6dr. Penabakor in Hespler and I
moved to Ethel over 80 years ago. whore 1
he broadened out in business and had Al
large and remunerative trade, making i
up-to-date and durable vebfole,,. The
Ronald Foundry balidfag iu Brussels
bee-lming vacant by the removal of the
rua.thiuery to London, Ur, ()ober bought
it and took possession and employed a
large staff of men in the output of hun-
dreds of buggies and cutters. The fire
that did ea mink damage to Bruesels 8
years ago last May destroyed the oar-
riage factory getting so much of a hold,
while the employeee were assisting
others to save their property that it be -
mime a prey to the flames and was a
great lees to the indastrioae proprietor,
After a sojourn in Guelph for a couple
of years, Mr. Cober returned to town a t
year ago and bought oat the business of
R. Frauds and was busy there until his
illness 6 weeks ago. In his long Wildness
experience of 62 years he never sued a
customer nor was he ever sued, On
November 27, 1802, deoet;sad was united
in marriage to Min rtsrtha Eaton by
Rey. Jas. White who proved herself to
be a helpmate indeed.
Dr.` Mateo Hersey ireporta a large
cenantity of brandy in the ch000lates
seizen at 7e:entreal
"I can testify to the
great merits of solar Emuti»
sinal, especially in all
diseases of a pulmonary
nature. It has saved many
lives that otherwise would
have yielded to consump•:
tion . , . we keep Scott's
Enutlsion in the house all
the tirne and all the family
use it." --MR. C. ,L BUD..
LONG, Box 158, Wash-
ingtan, R. I.
Scott's
Ernulsion
does au, it does by creating;
flesh and strength so rapidly
that the progress of the
disease is retarded arid often
stopped. It is a wonderful
flesh builder and so easy to
digest that the youngest child
and most delicate adult can
take it. If you are losing flesh
from consumption or any
other cause take Scor -res
EMULSION. It 'Will stop the
wasting and strengthen the
whole system.
Be sure to get SCOTT'S
nr.x, DItt7GOOISDS
Lot ne gond you a oopy of Mr. Bndiong'e
letter• -his cox le really wcnderf,l-•.ane
eomo interesting llteratnro rct;.,nlinl; our
proparciion. Just send no a card men -
Montt)" thio paper.
120 WeUiuntoC
n St.,W Tor, -.oto
Philip Vansickle, aged eiuh*,y years,
his son, Martin, daughter Mental, and
80U-iu-law, Harry Vaneickle, lost their
lives in a fire that destroyed aha family
r hnmestea3 near Lyndon.
graposs.dble to b Wen
It is impossible to be well, simply irapossayle, if the
bowels are constipated. You must pay attention to the
laws of nature, or stiffer the consequences. Undigested
material, waste products, poisonous substances, ntti''t be
removed from the body at least once each day, or there
will be trouble. A sluggish liver is responsible for an
immense amount of suffering and serious disease. Ask
your doctor about Ayer's Pills. He knows why they act
directly on the liver.Trust him .... C Auero, Low 11 •I!✓44111100.11W0101001~1111kft01.1.4**4~14008.0110~1,1 CU3 'ass.
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Isard's
10 Days' Cash R alizati n S � L
COMMENCING SATURDAY, JANUARY 30
SATURDAY, JANUARY 3�
ENDING WEDNES; '. Y, FEBRUARY 10.
A Clean -Sweep Sale in Fifteen Departments ! Twenty Thousand Dollar Stock to be Slaughtered i
Goods must be turned into looney quickly. Every department is overstocked, and in order to unload and make room for NE g - Great Money "wising Sale
economical buyers waiting for this sale l Well, it will open Saturdap mornin W SPICING GOODS we w'tl
Clothing Department.
Great reductions for 10 days.
Men's strong, well -made Overalls, blue or black, 10 days sale
price 59e
20 Men's Fancy Tweed Suits, sizes 36 to 42, regular price
$8,00, sale price..., $6.25
Mob's Blank Kersey Overcoats, good value at $8.50, sale
prise $6.50
Men's Heavy Grey Pants to clear, regular prioe $2,00, sale
prioe $1.50
A lot of Boys' two-piece Snits, to clear at only $1,29
Boys' Heavy Overcoats, prices $5,00 and $600, your
choice .. $3.96
Hoye' Heavy Knioker Pants. "''
Men's $12 Overcoats on sale for ' .o
00
Two• thousand dollars worth of Clothing qu second flbor
at,greatiy tattooed prioes.
Boots and Shoes.
A large stools to choose from, every pair to be sold, at out
prioe. See bargain tables in shoe department.
'LOT NO. 1.-A number of odd line worth $1.25 to $1.60 sale
9e
LOT NO. 2.. -Ladies' Batton Boots, rognlar value up to $2 00
for .............. . $1.25
Table Linen.
One piece heavy Table Linen, bale...,. . , ..,..... 20e
54 inch Bteached 40o Linen, rale
60o wide Bleached Linen, 10 day's sale, . ,. 450
76o extra wide Steadied Linen, 10 days sale.,60e
$1,00 Fino guilty Linen, 10 days price, ......... 75a
$1.25 Irish Linen, 2' yds wide, 10 days price $1.00
Ladies' Coats.
ltadies', Misses' and Children's Winter Moate to oleo at
25 per cent off regular prides.
i
g at 9 o'clock,i sell at a great saving to every customer during this 10 days' sale.
Come with the crowd, but come in the morning if possible, who,, we can
serve Grocery Department.
12 Bars Laundry Soap for...
4 lbs. Raisins, new fruit, for 25c
4 lbs. Soap Chips, good, for 25c
New Dates, fresh, per lb 25c
Canada Laundry Starch, per !b 080
Pot Barley, per lb.,,. 003e
4 Iarge packages Gold Dust..., .... 25c
Corn Starob 2le
Japan and Ceylon 25o Teas for "" 0c
Royal Yeast Oakes ' 20c
Tomato Capsup, per eottie ... • ,. • 030
25c Brooms, 4 string, sale 200e
8 Ibs Fancy Biscuits for 2150
White Beans, 4 lbs for ....... 1Oc
10o Bottle .'Extract -......... 080
September Cheese, per Ib .... 160
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Bargains in Ribbons.
10 pieces wide fanny Ribbon, all silk, 25o quality, sale.. 15c
lege plain Ribbon, sale". .......... .......r,. 10e
20o plain Ribbon, sale "'
16c plain Ribbon, all colors, Oslo....,,...,, .. x60
25o plain Taffeta Ribbon, sale .' ...' 1;t e
A large stook to choose from. ~4C
Corsets.
A big stook et redticed.ptioee, a lot to clear on centre tables
$1.00 and $1.25 lines for , E390
Dress Goods
20 PER CELT. off all lines of Dream Goods,Sillrg, Velvets.
Boy your spring drools now-.
Top Skirts.
Top Skirts on second floor a good stook to ohoaee from at
20 per ceut. off our close prioeo.
SALESPEOPLE WANTED.
Remember the date --SM - -
x000 yards Flannelette, mostly pink stripes,
on sale - - 81c Furs.
500 yards heavy Flannelette, goodav lu
e at
7c, to days sale - _ 5c
35 doz. heavy all -wool Ribbed Hose, all sizes,
regular 35c line only - - 25c
25 doz, Ladies' Vests, cheap at 25c, to d s
sale - - - 20c
10 pieces Dark Tweed Dress Goods, 4o0c d
Sec lines for - 29c
15c pieces Fancy Cotton Delaines and Silk a
line Cloth, up to 25c value, your choice 12c
Best English Lonsdale Cambric, regular, isc
value. for -
12zc
I2 C wide Factory Cotton, `
ne weaves, yard
wide w
10c
7-17;77;71.71:7---------c headed Pins, regular
5c, sale 2 for .. 5c
Double Tape Lines, 60 inch length, 5c lines
2 for - - - 5c
Ladies' White Lawn Waists, tucked, nicel
trimmed, regular value $2.00., sale Y
$1.25
Black Sateen UlidNrskirts, full width, deep
flounce - ,, .. 85e
WRAPPERS -5 doz. 'New Wrappers an
House Dresses, lined in the waist, good
value at $1.5o to $z ,o0, to days sale $1.25
DAT, 'JAN. 30. Everything will be reduced. Nd goods charged at Sale p>"icos Cash
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xememmato H. E. ISARD &
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Lots of
Ladies' Rat lined 00at, with Columbian Sable Collar, wo" th
$65.00, sale price 849.00
LPersian CLoon 00513, amb Goat, worth 5ar 7500,ce $10 days salsale e price $60,00
Ladies' Astrachan Jacket, regular $35 on sale at.,$2,0.00
Ladiie ' SP r-llined Oape, e Wortli 223, 10 days sale..,$1.00
$7.00 Ruff, sale price $15.00
$8.00 Ruffs, sale price
$5.00
$10,00 Ruff, sola prioe....... ," $6.00
Big reductions on Caps, Muffs, Gauntlets, Caperines atld
Stoles.
Lace Curtains,
Regular $1.00 Curtains See yds long, 10 days sale, .... - 75e
25 pairs worth $1 25 per pair, sale 96c
10 pairs regular 52.00 'fame, sale
12 pairs worth $2 56, sale $1•Fi0
'1.00
Gent's FurnishIn s.
A lot of four•in•hand Tine to oleer, minim' price 25o sale 'I,;"c
Men's heavy Top Shirts, on talo...., n
Men's Heavy 1`lecoe Lined Shirts and Dr,azt'or hot qit i
On sale..
Men's Heavy 85o Sox for
.t,tn
Men's Heavy Emcee. 26e values for. ,.,
Men's Heavy Woal 'Underwear, worth 76o for, ,
60e Heavy Lined Leather Mitts fey -
Ali aoc0unta ninat be eettfed by cash or not€1 on or Mesa
February 10th.
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r eo Its . oltchain1ti e for goods. No goods sent on a,pprobwtion.
CO., Wingham