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•Titat'a the question that le amt.
ed over and over again, where
there is a present to be chosen
for a bride.
Most peopleagree that it
should one from a ewelery
store, because somehow jewelorY
and presents are always 94800 -
Wed,
MhosInterested only knew
it, we could relioys them ottheir
uncertainity in a few minutes.
Our stock furnishes the hints,
it reveals in a minute more
appropriate presents, than any
one could it at home and recall
in a whole day
So we invite buyers, and
we proroise to make their
choosing easy and their
ohoice satisfactory,
ULM
Jeweler and Optician.
Opposite the Market,
CLINTON
Fr *eyes Tested Preela
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Increase Your Salary
Proper preparation does it. Attend
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ELLIOTT
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TORONTO. ONT.
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'and the time to commence is right now.,
One hundred and one students from other
business colleges have patronized this
college within one year. What does this
prove? We give the best. Nothing else
would satisfy us, nothing else should sat,
isfy you. All graduates readily secure
employment. Write for. Catalogue.
W. J. Elliott, Prin.
Cor. Yonge & Alexander, Toronto
ment of the Interior which Is ,nost vXBOUTED
AND DATED ./k7TER MEE DIZT'S op THE WARRANT
von run Lawn GRANT issued by the Minister of
Miliuia and Defence iii favor of the Volunteer.
.1 W GREIsINWAY
Births Marriages 4 Deaths
BOB
BOR -In Clinton, Oct 90tern Mr
and Mre Hugh Rorke, a daughter.
GLAZIER -In Olinton, on Oct nth,
the wife o 'Kr Harry Glazier, Of a Mu
STREETS-Ifi Olinton, nu Oct 10th.
to Mr and Mrs Calvin Streetesa (laugh-
ter.
BRoTgERs -In Goderich Tp., Oct.
8rd, to Mr; and Mrs, Roy Brother, of
Stratford, a daughter.
ItioNA.Y- Tuckersmith, Oct Oth
to Mr and Mrs John Malay, ea son.
FALCONER -In Staulqy, Sept 23rd
to Mr and Mrs Win balconer, a,
daughter. '
A.DAMSON - In Toronto, Sept 27,
to Mr and Mrs Jas A. Adamson, 10,
Arthur Street, a on.
OALVERT-In Wbagham, Oct 10th,
to Mr and Mrs Robt Calvert', a eon.
MAR,RIAGES .
NV EIR-RATLIViTELL-In Clinton,
on. Oct. 1403, by Rev. W. E. Kerr, Mr,
Leonard E Weir, son of the late Adam
Weir, Ruilett, to Miss Emma A Rath -
well, of Clinton.
LINTON - LOCKWOOD -4t the
1 Presbyterian manse, Preston, on Oct,
' lst, Mr Charles F. Linton, of 'Toronto,
Ito Miss Lillian Lockwood,- daughter of
Mr Fred Lockwood, Hullett.
• CURRIE -*--GARRICK - On Septom-
ber 30th, by Rev Dr Gordon, Mr Robt
Currie or Edmonton, Alta, to Miss
•Jessie M. Garrick of Wingham,
EDWARD -In Godericb Township,
1 on Thursday, Oct. 8th, 1908, Mary F.
Sturdy, relict. of the late William A.
: Edward, aged 60 years,
•IDIED
SMA.LL.-In Wingham, Oet 7,Annie
Letitia, infant daughter of Mrs Robt
Small.
RANKIN-In • Wingham; Oct. 3rd,
James Richard Gordon, infant son of
Mrs and Geo Rankin, aged .5 months,
• FRASER-Xn Blyth, Oct 7th, Eliza-
• beth Fraser, relict of the late Hugh
Fraser, aged 93 years and 6 months.
HANNA. - In Wingtana, Oct 5th,
John Hanna, aged 73 .years.
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HILILEN- In Detroit, .on Aug let at
• Harper Hospital, Milton,aged 11 years
son of -John and Mary Ann Hillen,and
• grandson of Mrs Layton of Clinton. •
HAMILTON -In Wingham, Oct 8,• *
Isabella Hamilton, aged 27.
VANSTONE-.-In Wingham, Oct 13,
Marion L. youngest daughter of Mr
and•Mrs E Vanstone, aged 1 year an
tounty. Clippings
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MI* McArthur, of Dundee, has
been engaged as cotoMercial teacher
in the Otoderich Collegiate Inatitutc
Albert Crooks,. 4th line, Morris, has
two stalks of sunflowers in his garden
le11110,11 Oyster gatherer%
The work of (weber collecting Itad
culture la mord unanitable for Weinelk
but in Franee, earin$
lure, it deeis not nape* to One* Often
*Om UN early henr It the Morning till
upon which were counted 17ti flowere. )40 WO the weaning the women ars
Broach) held their annual Fair on 414.141of OP to the knee* In Water,
Thursday and FridaY and it was a With strong Sun beating dawn
decided ouccees, despite the rain on them. The result Is that year
d Wi
ra ay. It passes Mout roma of ge/Og
Stanetime on 'I`uesda night last mad and bairMete be burrl Y to
some sneak thief entere the barn of
Mrs Alletin, just south of Myth, and
stole nine large ducks.
• At the Woodstock fair of Moffat
of Wingham, showeda white Leghorn
hen seventeen years old, She took
first prize in her class. She has laid
8.000 eggs and raised,I.60 chickens,
The oil well at Lochalsh`as not going
down as fast as one could wish, as it is
only down 300 feet. So far, signs of. oil
the asylina. The work to well paid,
as, thew, it ought to be, while In the
as of the few who own beds the' •
profits are large, and email fortunes
are quickly amassed,
Byre fit aStonlife of the
Difference in Admin-
istration.
During the twelve years.the
Liberals have been in office!
they have sold a little over #5,-,;
000 aquare miles of timber
land, in each and every case,
the same being sold. to the .
highest bidder,
In one year the .Conserva-.
tive governmont,,gave away to
members of Parliament .and
• Paid For. • •
An Irialaman entered a country; inn
and called for a glass Of the best Irish
whisky. After being supplied he drank
It and was about tO Walk out when the
have. not been seen, but the boral - . .
rouowmg couve.reauon wok Plaee:
rook,maebfme has not yet penetrated,:•,pi
Landlord -Here, you haven't
14 or that whisk; you oedered •
Irishman-Wbat's that you eaY? Land
lora-x said 'yea hadn't paid for that
whisky • you. ordered. Irishman -Did'
Mr Joseph Stalker, Blyth, has se -
eared the Principalship of Wingham.,.
Public school at a salary of $850. The
Win ham people will' find hina a
capable teacher, and an excellent. you pay for it?, Landlord -Of coarse 1
Citizen. • did. Irtshman*--WOR„ then, what's the
W B Graham, Gaderigh, pulled. from good of both of us paying for itl-Lon--
a Cayuga red streak apple tree on his don Tit -Bits. % • •,
Colborne farm an apple which weighs
19 ounces and measures14f inches each
The entire crop of the tree was
way
of •large size, and he would like to hear
of a sample which would beat this.
Mr Cook has sold. lot 14, con 9, flowz
ick, to Robert A McLaughlin, Orange
Hill, and, who gets possession March- I
1st, 1909. He has purchased the north
half of lot 15, con, 12, Howiek, These
two farms are among the best in the
township. ,The last named,property
• worth More Dead.
They had been insurrled seventeei
years.
int these ever was an utterly woritv
ass travestv of a Man, you're IV' ebei
told him.
Six months later she awls Mug the
railway company whose traia-lissdliad
over. Wit worthieds husband far '444
000.
is now or, sale ata very reasonable
price, . . •
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VV'm Rinn of Hullett, bought folir
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others, over to,poo square mil-
es of timber land, for which
the country did not receive one
cent.
In. each and every year of
the .18 that the ConservativeS,
were ideoffice,they added about
six and a half million dollars
to the debt of Canada—or a
total of $118,000,000.
-• In the 12 years that the Lib-
erals have been in office they
have added a total of $19,000,-
000 to the debt,and this is due
to the Grand' I runk Pacific.
When theLiberals tookof-
fice in 1.896 the debt per head
stood ii5o.87 To -day it stands
at $40.50. These figures are
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official..
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were in power, the Postal De-
partment was run at a loss
nearly every year: Everbody
knows the, improvements that
have been made since then,
and yet,, the department this
pigs on the '9th of julwhich then • At the litarbeekk-•' • i
(totting caoiedi
weighed 250 pounds, On the 17th of
Sept he • Cold them ands they weighed mates b$-rRealiare .yeer. bier .sks 110
950 pounds,. This is an astonishing in• Mee wear 'Borho---anism, Jos Anal.
crease, being 100 pounds in a few 'PePsietima,eatadik oris-esalwas-3042.
days over two months, or an average • ...:Faimpames•
increase of 175 pounds pe pig. They 1.•••••••;"•,------- --- • .
were of thiaTamworth breed..
• Robert McLean will build two stores
on Kingston street, Goderich, at the
Tonsiarlal Root
end of tbe Opera Route block, The
stone- foundation will be completed
this week, and the brick work will be
finished early in the spying. The • new
buildings will greatly =prove the lo-
cality„as the vacant lots interfered
considebably with the town's appear..• •
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• When • the Conservatives
year has a surplus of $b000, -
Farm to Rent • 000
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70 *ores in -Hallett, goad boildings ;and
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in good condition. poeseeston euy • Ttacher Wanted
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tf • . • • • Clinton.
ime. • . W. IIRYDUNE, ' .
Male or female holding 2nd or 3th class cot-
tilicate,,to teach ip (Porter's Hill Scheel) S. S.
No. 5, Goderich tp., duties to commence on the
1st of winery 1909. Applications will be receiv-
ed up till the ilth of November. State salary.
A sea' accident befel Doris Evelyn, " la all ger 014
Wm. Long, con 4, lot 8, on Saturday roil, er, ags, ete.
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'Volunteer Rhainty Act 1.908.
• Warning to Purchasers.
last. The little girl by some means • , , •
came in contact with a vehicle and . we pay cash
was wounded on the temple. Medical
• aid was summoned, but the child pass- • .
Give you higher prices
EVER* assignmiant of the of a' Sonth ed away within two hours. Much
• Weigh - your °goods ca
Africa. Volunteer eititled to e, land grant• pathy felt for the parents in the loss
must be by war of appointment of a substitute • Df such It briglit and prorpising flower •
ffovernment inspected scales.
Special attention is called to ub-section 3 of
and must be in the forra provided by the Act. • •
Section 5, of the Volunteer Bounty. Act, 1908,
which provides thatazo assignment of the right
Iof's, vOlunteer by the appointment of a substitute
shall be atidepted.or recognized by the Depart -
Mr' Geo' 0 Dale :Tuckersinith was
surprised on going . up stairs in his
barnon Thursday last to find twoOmen
lying behind his fanning mill. He po-
litely ordered them out, and.on their
retreating two others slid down out of
the mow.and followed. Mr Dale ask-
ed them if the barn was full of there„
but they smiled and took their'llight.
Dale and his father had cattle out that
..day. audit looks rather suspicious to
find such men lurking around. They
were aftervvards'seen in, Case's Grove
east of ,Seacirth: People. had b%tter
••• • • Commissioner of. Dominion
• • • • • Lands Ottawa.
Apples Wanted
• The, Clinton Evaporator i
now open and will pay
for any quantity- of apples.
• Town AND. %.las.e
2804 September. 1908. • •
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s Clinton Market Report
•• We want you as a Customer
give us' a trial. • •
Personal applications prefered.
JOHN TORRAITCE, Seq. Porter's Hill P.O.
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Caution
• This undersigned will not be responsible for
debts contracted in his name without his *Att.
• order. • • CHAS, H. CARTER.
• Clinton Oct. 1st, 1908. •
• Teacher Wanted. °
At School Section No, 5, Hnllett.
cation, Second Class Normal Certificate.
Dutiee commence at New Year's. Appal.
cations to be sent to WM.,. MeCJOOL, • •
M. Jackson & Son., •
• Londesboro,
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AlberiSt„ Clinton. 3 doOrs south of tray Heiler
• Fair's mill. '
In•Evenings a;nd Saturday•to attend,
to all bsuiness. •
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Corrected every. Titursasy 'afternoon. ' be -on the lookoutand iceep their doors
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Wheat (new).......... 85 to • W7locked.. • .
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Barley .. . ... 0 45 to • 54,. °
• Peas .... . 0 80 to 0 S2
•• Eggs ..... , 0 18 to 0 10
Batter ....... 0 17 to 0 18
Hogs • • 6 75 to .6 75 Iso•
nel, the little seven months old
Chickens dry picked, lb 0 07 to 0 10 W R Pinder,
.pcir o a d the ot--------------------------
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• to two'homes in Goderielrhy the death
of little ones who for only a few
n Friday las sorron was brought'
months had • been lent to brighten
them: One was the death of Helen
0 ti•-( eW) - - • OE 35 to 0 36--
daughter of Mr and Mrs
k lb ' 0 08 t 0 10
: Geese " . 0 08 to 0 10 n
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NEW AND. UP=TO=DATE
CLOTHING, MEN'S -If -KITS, YOUTHS' SUITS,
BOYS' ZPiEc* SUITS
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Have a look at our Men's' $10.00 Special.
FURNISHINGS-.
• HOSIERY. UNDERWEAK„ 1.SWEATERS, WAYS'
1 MUGPLERS, GLOVE4•AND MITTS, !WILTS
AND COLLAS, NECKWEAR, ETC.
CLINTON
Tailoring Clothing 40.. Purnishings,
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D.0 Reid, aged five months,- he fun -
• erals took place Saturday Afternoon,
'Ref Sas; A.,• Andersen conducting the
• service for the former, and Rev. M,
Turnbull the serviee for the latter:
Much synxpathy is felt with the sor-
rowing ones. • • •
The Victoria:Street Methodist par-
siOnage, Goderich, was the scene of a.
couple of weddings this week. Tues-:
day evening the pastor, Rey. R W.
Millyard, united in a life long parti.er-
shipThomas Joseph Boggarth, ton of
Benjamin Hoggarth, •and: Miss Mary
.Jane (Rae).Nicholson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Thomas Nicholson. all of.
Goderich. The ceremony took •place
about seven o'clock; and the bride
and groom were unattended. Mr,
Hogga,rth is employed with the Doty
Engine Works Co,, and has a nice new
house on the Bavfleld road,where he
and his bride will make their home,:.
Thursday Thomas Sanderson, of via
Organ Co's staff, and Mrs:Taman, were.
united in marriage at the parsonage,
1 the event taking place about .8 o'clock.
Wednesday Rev and Mrs. Millyard
• vrerei at Lucknow, where Mr Millyard
•performed the ceremony uniting Miss.
Emmeline Robertson, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs Samuel Robertson to Freder-
'ink James --Lucasrof Toronto.-- Thie
was a church wedding, and took place
• at 10.80 a. m. •
smarsigmo ••
Agionvommite
J. S. Hoover.
Nelson: Sally, •
We Refer -.t� Furniture
now in use in many homes to prove
Is quality. People always like our
urniture mitre and more as they
learn Re fine wearing qualities for
ctual service.
oti,pAr NI/URE MAY
- LOOK GOOD
but it's use that brings out the real
quality. If you need' Furniture,
buy it here, where attractive op,
pearahee 18 matched by equally at
tractive honesty in construction.
That such furniture is the cheap
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tat you will agree after yon have
-Used ,It and Will ea its .0 cz111.
• IMItNIITUSEAND
IlQ0Ii It 8r BALL,
• The Iirror of Onr Faults
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No man can be trusted to discover
hisoWh1 worst faults by examining him
self. But he canpretty safely find
them if he notes what it is in others
that most arouses 'his indignation and
• intolerance. The faults in others that
we most condemn are usually our own
• greatest weaknesses. Thus the man
with whom no one can co-operate with
any. degrde of comfort or profit, beeause
he is so set in • the conviction that his
opinion is the only opinion, talks blus-
teringly and contemptuously about the
"cock -sureness" ot.,lais oeighbor. 'The
woman who is never happy unless she
is the center of attraction bitterly con -
demos the other :women for always
trying to monopolize things, We lit-
erally reveal our wOrstselves in our de-
nunciation of others. Wise is the man
Who, recognizing this truth, not only
refrains from such denunciation, but
takes every such prompting within
self its a direct warning that the fault
he dislikes is his own personal danger.
This is a surer and easier method of
self-improvement than any other meth,
od of seltexamination. •
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Came into subscriber's premiser, iluron
Road, Got:Imola Tp., some time in August,
a yearling red heifer, Owner is notified tto
prove property, pay °barges and take it
away. , •GEO 11141R, •
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House,to-Rent—
That cannroodioas dwellingon Mary Sty
l) rootne,elfotim light, good garden, choice
fruit trees, Apply te'
•• JOHN SFORD.
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Intney
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Our little Whitney. Wag-,
will call at your place
with ,
100 lbs. Redpath'S
'Granulated Sugar
for $5.00.
W. EIL
THE HUB GROCER.:.
The case against Col. .1. itinox Leslie,
chitrged in the General Sessions With
obtaining $2,060 from Charles EL Dee
. on false pretencee was dismideed by
Judge Winchester. "The evidence in
this ease do's not establishcriminal
intent or theft," said the jinige, "It Is
it business proposition which failed. I
do not sea why this, case was 'brought
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Into the Police Court or here, When
Magistrate Denison heard the evidence t
• 7 he dianiitised it. So do I:" . 0
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•. House. to Rent
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Themnapisigned offers to 'rent the two
eterdr house on,IfictoriaSt:,beldw th,e track;
'the house ie in very good repair ;• there: 15
good half andeoft water also ' eobd• wood
ibed. Apply to TWITCHELL & SOES
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CEPTRAL.
THE GREAT SCHOOL
STRATFORD, ONT.
' Our past record and our. Present grade
of work stamps us as the groat practical
training school of West Huron. .
• We have three departments:
Commercial. Skorlhand. Telligrapbte
. • Our graduates' are in demand as Busi-
• ness 'College teachers as well as office
assistants. Individual instruction. Enter
now, Large catalog free., Write for it.
• Elliott .& McLachlin.
PRINCIPALS.
Ladies ..Tailoring
and Pessm#king
. We bi-Sg to announce •. that we .,
have secured the services of a• first
elasti ladies Tailor and DropRitiler„.
Who •will be ready to •receive
culitomers commencing Monday
aftetnOon ouroBg-R, 19th
INAT 1\T rill MI
Three Apprentices, two
for Dressmaking, and one for
tailored Coats.
STAPLE, AND FANCY DRY GOODS
Mq.411INERY, FURS and MANTLES.
Coat
Department
The coming of cold
weather makes you think
of warm, ' snug - fitting
Coats, does'nt it ? Have.
you seen the big values
we're offering in those
smart new styles in our
coat department ? Several• .
makers goods to choose
from and. every garment
a brand'new, up-to-date
NO TWO ALIKE
style.. Pricesron
a. ge•from
$1 00 to $25.00 ..
The. Home of
Dependable Furs.
The Corning of October brings the reminder
that the wear of Furs must soon begin, and the ad-
vantage of being ready with Furs when' the first
• cold day arrives suggests an early selecticn, Now
is the time to make your choice, a few of the many.
lineS we carry are Russian Fitch, Alaska $able,
• Sable Marmot, Mink Marmot, Isabella Fox, Red,
• Fox and Grey Squirrel, call and inspect these and
compare our prices. •-
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• Order Your •
Fall IVIillinery
N 0 W
• The rush will overWhelm
us in a week or so. We
can give better attention
to•your order now. • Why
• not come down this week?
• Our Milliners are creating
•new -designs all the thne,-,
always -something new to
• see here. You'll enjoy a
rook through the depart-
• ment and we!ll enjoy hav-
ing yod, even if you- don't
decide on your hat, but we
anvise the decis'on, whilo
the stock xs compete.-
• EVERY C 'IJRT•LSY AND -ATTENTION • .
AWAJTS YOU HERE. .
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. Slim Prices
• Stout' Values
%Sna11prfits at
Quick returns , .•
Good Shocs. for.
Octoter reminds ,tis that•Fall-weather is -here •
time to get strong Shoes to keep out the cold tand,
• damp. Our stock is complete with the best goods
that money and experincecan buy. • •
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Men's Box Oalf and Velour OW, nude by the Hart'
• $5
"life's walk easy." Prices ..; . . . ; . $4.50 ' and 00
Shoe CO., Frederickton, N,., a shoe that.makes
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Ladies'. fine Kid and Patent Leather Blucher, at
$3,00, $9.50
,,..--.7.Tryour Boys' and Girl's . School Shoes. -Just the
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• thing for wet Weather. Prices $1.2, $1.o, •nn
• $1.75 and . . . . . . . P U
VVE DO REPAIRIN(i.
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':.New Sheet Haste, New Ilannonicas. New aiolin sup-
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Oka. • Newcombe Planoai • Sherlock -Nanning Organa. •
• muskC• HOARE Shoe
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• mporitint Parlor]
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The Place where your dollar always
does its duty
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We have alBig Stockof
• •• at ClOse Prices,
Mink Marmot ;Stole; 69 int hes long, with 'four tails, 2 silk
cord ornaments. well furred on both sides bargain prith:; lie •
$0.•-1 •
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Isabella American Sable Stole, 50 inches lofig,tith 6 tails"
2 good heads, beautifully inrred on each side, a bargain
priee at $6.50. • •
417.00 •
• "Isabella Sable Stole, 60 inches lcng, •With 4 tails, 2 'Ittney
Y heads, thickly furred on both bides, a bargain price $7,0041
$8.00 0 raglt?.
Iaabella Sable Stole, 58 inches long, with 6 tail% 2 headea
very heavily furred on both sides and extra wide, a bar-
gain price saw, • ,
We have a large amount of gocidFur Stoles at $10, $12412d• i5J
50, 31s; $14, $15 and $1.7.
SMALL FURS
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Fur Ituffs at 40e 50, 75c, 90c, $1.e0, $1.25,$1.60,$1.,75 ig?• se.
LADIES PEIL.LINED JACKETS ,-•
$50.00 , • ,
Iur-lined Coat, stylishly tailored model, beautifully ,trina*
med and finished throughout, lining of genuine Mukrat,
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' $5000. 4, '
cloth, with linings of select muskrat,large fall furred storm
6.00
collar and revere of sable, for $60.00.
Beautiful style Fur-litied Coat, made of high^grade broad-
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ye Other blur -lined coats at $65.00, $7000, $75.00.
Highest prices for butter and eggs. •
POPLESTONE $t GARDINER
TOMEI Cash or Produce •MYTH
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