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Blyth Auburn Blvth, !CONSUMPTION'S
Ori Sunday last the Sr. Andrew'e. Prayer meeting wilt be held at the Owing to the absence of Rev. Fatli.
church held their anniversary =vie:3. home of fr. W, C. Robertson on Tues. er Hanlon in Montreal, the eervioee
The preacher was Rev. W. M. Heig of day evening next at 8• e'clock, condo- St. Michael's. chuech, next Sunday will
S.TARTING POINT
Milbank. A special collection for the tete, by Rev. T. W. Charlesworth. . be taken by Rev. Father Laurendeati Lies in 'Weak, Watery Blood. De.
defraying of the debt in conneIt
etion Inspector otte paid his official vis- of St. Augustine. 'Williams' Pink Pills. Make the Bleed
via the mimeo was ealted for and the
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it to our• schools last IVednesday.
response totalled to over WO which
ars. F. Stalker f Belgrave visited
was placed on the plates: On. •
M.a ••• lier relatives here last week.
day evening the members provided
what was „ termed an "old fashioned Chas. Robertson left on Monday
. .
store
teaereeeting" the proceeds of which to take"a •P°41't
1°4 in a general
amounted tO nearly $100. A platform at Meadoweele.
meeting was held after the supper was Miss Esther Dyer of Penetang srent
served. When speeches! and .tory tell- her holidays under the eereneal tea .
1 ing was the order pt.the evening by Mr. Wm, Doerr his Inoeed into his
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S . Cooper. The char interspersed 1 Revs. Hartley, Mann, Leckie. and ueTwhehotuse. . .
strurnental music, ing of
tohlleosvvumpgasieofthe U.
rsel. isti.s ese3t. aln..ei,
ko4hat sattotronri noifghttrav4lelriongwthroowsto,m0 fort peas decline +that leads.to con umption
address with anthems,. soloesr!aedea ' thine'. .
for September based on beet Rpm et • 11, 1).11 d • ' of and the grave. What is aotually need-,
Mr. 1. BrOwn reports hila epple eve,-
PO:rater Season as almost .closed. His Bloodlessnese is the starting point
ailleput4 has not been as large. as for- of conSumption. When your blood is
tiler years, but he has manufactured thin end wetery your whole health
Rich. ad Red.
about 800 cases in BlYth, Part 'a declines, Your face grows, pale, yen
which is for sai.e. The factory in
• appetite fano and your heart jumps
*high= in which he lies a share and and flutters at the least exertion or
Was. managed by A. }L Wilford: closele excitement. You are always weak and
this week,
wretched and lose interest in evety..
r the' last two weeks or more one thine. This is the point from which
would thilik that the town was taken you may easil ste into that h
Curtain
Poles
leir a ow 1 °rum& t.11e tele- ed to br n back health and arm tit
g
t• Theeseel news has reached the village and general proficiency
' phone and telegraph .poste. Enort0+ and energy is the new, rich blood that
day at his late home in Monkton. phi/I:kat.
teat Rev: eie, Follett died on Mon 5th Class -Erma Pfeffer, Nllten has it tha sone, of tlie shorts reae Dr. Williams' Pink Pills actually
lized the sum of two dollars and •meee. In ell the world thee is no
Th, deceased- was a former 'pastor of 4th Sr,--Eleth Jeckaon, A lliStt;rr not ,having a, large bank accinult the other tonic medicine like,thern, and
leaving had made a large circle ot Frornilda Pfeffer, .Ernest Jackson, tit his. account. waS paid. Tuesday en take these Pills t o
CAN BEST BE HAD
AT
COOPER'
BOOK STORE
CLINTON
the _Methodist church here. and before Mann, May Detiltedt, Mary nalthtlay, OWItCX Of OM tinned the' hey un- who feel weak and easily tieedantaO
ern
friends. The wife. and deughteere have -Bella Stalker, Winnie Howson, Laura
the sympathy. ef the whole -011p, Jacksen Zelia Doyle Grace . Pun-
, Mrs. ,(Rev) Cooper was at home to ,kett. ' •
the members of the Quarterly board l 4.th Jr. -Clara Tubereale, Planche
of the Methodist church and also the Ferguson Win. Lemp, Yung -
trustees of the two ' churches that blutt, Allred Lemp, Ivain reetrong,
form. the Birth circuit. Russel King.
1 Mr, Pother -girl' orratt-VirawanontreArd,-SreeeEstheeelleOlinehey, Saida:
, made' a Sitiprosiit'ot apples this vfeek, Asquith; Fern Symington, '.fennie
He does not buy the apples but Ships Stalker, Earl Railhby, Lloyd Fergie.
eon, Roberti Phillips Lavirkree R bin.
them for the farmers. •
•. Porter's Hill.,
,ectuee and' a lantern entertaie-
ment ;will be given in the Bethany
church .• evening of Thanksgiving
Day, Nov, 9th, by •Mr„. Walinsiee,
Bible Society agent, under the' auspice
es of the Sabbath -School, ;1'he pro-
gram will be, as follows: Part
trip , around • the world, '80 vP3WS.
paete2.-eTen eights in the bar -room,
13 views. Part .3. -Specially for chil-
dren, 40 views, . Lecture to:•eotnlnellee
it 8 o'clock, Admission 10 cents.'
• The. following is. the report 'of S, S.
No. 5, G-oderich township, ; for the
Month. of October': • 1
Constance • • jr 4th --Pearl Potter Willa Co",
•
Gordon MoDougall, HatOld Wallis;
len Beetles Mary' Sowerby ' I
Mrs. William Snell still continues. ' '
Jr. 3rd..-•Tornmy Sowerby, Harvey
very poorly.
Potter, Eva Cox, . Hazel McDonald,
Mrs. W. B. Cook has returned. home Edith Vanderburgh, Elea Meetings,
.?+-rd Jr.--Gerdort McOtinchey, Arthur'
Lemp, Edna" Robinson; Willie Carter,
Henry Taman.' •
Enrolled attendance 33, average 26.
A, F. Johnse Teacher.
Junior Division.
regal
Uncle Tom's Citbin Co. held fort.
• Miss new health. Ada Burke, The RangeI N. B
says I feel that I cannot say. too
Stanley Township much in favor of Dr, Williams' ptilk
• - Pills. In March, 1907, 1 was attacked
Mr..I.A.lbeet Keys ot near Shipka, in with whooping ough which elung 3 to
Stephen tOweshiP, spent Sunday at me for several months, and ewhen , the
e-home-otelYir-j-Telceys cough dfimppeered I waseeftweak Ian&
• Mrs. Walker of Petrolia spent Sunrun down. All sunime 1 was ailing,
day at tte home of M. L, Clark, but when the autumn came 1 seemed
Miss Eva. Burnett of near • Clinton, t° he completely, worn out. For a
spent a few days last.,.34ele at the whole month never moved outside
• the husand 1 I
home of Mr. George Johnston. ' . / , eou d scarce Y Wa
Mr. ariey Be& iwho, has been onVeletr oVile(e41141.1leese, 'eoiy colorisrse(e)aslwlic
eealc. I
H ...
tile sick list, is improving, wo
gla.d to be a.blie to giatO, , -
are IA :yellow. I had severe headaches
. and wOuld.be almost, breathless at the
Mr. H. Clusky of Zurich spent Sun-. least exertion, 1 took several bottles
.Sr. 2nd' -Lena Plunkett, Effie Stol- day, at the home of Mr. 4. .Richa;rdson, of meiliitie, knit it did net help ' Me/
te (equal), Ada, Stewart, . Ellett ?hill- 1Vre• (4Dr.) .4%,,emstrone of • lMitchell and theh. my • mother got me three
ips. • ' : visited at 'the homie of Mrs: J. T. boxes of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills a.nd
1 "Jr; 2nd -Reggie Mann, .Berdie Fee, Keys last :week, - • . : 1 when, 1 had ueed them 1 was much bete
I gneon. : • Wise Maggie •Meolymonit of London ter, and by the time I had taken an.
1 Sr. Pt. 2nd --Ethel. Stalker, John is visiting. her parents for . a,. week or other three box, I was again enjoy -
Stewart, Archie Robinson, Olive Tam- two, . . . . •
,. . in the best of health, with, a hea.rty
an, Elwin Raithby. . .
appetite, ;good color and renewed en -
Miss Mabel •Alton Of Lanes is spend- .
Jr. Pt. 2id-Graeine Syrnington, : . .. e
Mg a few eeks• with her aunts.; Mrs. ergY. : .
Lewis Ruddy, Leonard Xurighlute Vic, •
RSt
tar eYain-gblut.- .---; ... eee ;,.... ' . . . • .Stephenson of the ParrLinandIf you want new
: .' e
Mese-Johnston--ofetheArd-eone--- _Strength try Dr. WillirleasIt'h*Fahinkd i
Plars
Sr. -Pt. lst-Lauretta MeKeight-,
' Ry River to visitso,
a a fair use of 144 inidieine ieill- not
. '
Tonek 1VIeClinchey, Georgina 'Beadle, Mrs. trip toWnal. inMurdock et awayher an
lidisappoint youSold by medicine
Harry Beadle,' Maggie Taman, Gertie
Ladd: . , De. A. Murdeck. '. dealers or by mail at 50 cents a box
Miss Ida Dilisdale• he,s returnee eop'.- • or six bokee for$2.50 from the .,.• Dr
Naegele 2-•Selioltze Harvey Atm- Lesilie-Sholtz, Rubena •
ste. . • , . ,..
Landohere he has a gooine
' position s d tion Williams' Meeic
co., Brockyille,
E . n w , • e
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zra. I
stas nographtx.reng, Victor.Lemp, Harold Niegle.
MM. J. J. 0•Brien of Biersmith and" . .. .. - . •
re.; ,,I.)1,1,,iNoon.., leL -HLUOly1.4 R. Lo4bwinsso.o4nb , ,A,ailyil-:
.. ese .! el Mies Edng Fiechanip of Leedon were • , ...
- 7. visitingin the home of Mr W. . H. . ...,
'Enrolled attendance 31, aVerage 28. i o _ e .o i s _ e, . , .„., .., ktetter .Frorn, Saikatchewan
-0. A. Selater,eTeaelier. 'ijk:vtetry l't i w 9k - .. . 1 - ' '
ton Ladd. . . ; ' 1
' In renewing his sulneription, Kr..E.
I ;St,- Andrew's Pteebyterian church
successful: G • Eaglesonof Milestone, S k •
• - ' - e . vices last Sunday.; 'rho Ftev.: Mr. Me -
anniversary sere . Sask, eyrie
. ' • ' • : • ' ' • I • ' ' tes as 'follows.: "1 ' .like. The NeWS-
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. . ...„ . . • ,.. , • . • Ketrall ot preached .morning ' Record .. ictry much and . nsider it
Summerhill . ,, and evening and the Rev'. E. II. '$aW.. ,evica better than .1' a letter '., _ 'from
ere of Bruce0eld in the afternoon'. Allhome," inasmuch 7 as the . letters are
The Ladies' Guild met , at Mrs: 4as. were "excellent sermons. On Monday . irreguier while The News -Record
Miller!e.du' Wednesday.' ::, '• .' •, . .evening -ea most successifil tea.mecting teaches us every •week iwithout • fail
Miss F.1.., Rothwell is visiting her was held. . . . . Thexe Is' no better Country in the
frlend 'Mies 0: I•lilL ; • 1.. ,r1 , • •
, . , •• . • . . le Methodist church, .KiPpen,. ' in e world. than : the • Milestoneidistriet
Mr. Mien, .tax collector of Hullett, tend • holding their; anniversary serVic- Weecaroe out here two . yeaea' ago and
n bis eounde again.,-..., • .. . `esnext Sunday, • followed. by .a hot located seventeen miles from a town
t-Belgravo , sausage supper on the fOliovong TI.I s_ and ao3V...• .1,.e. are 'two railroad • cur,
ylier'sethie week. day .eigleteeTheeRev., john.„,e
K6 •4`“ , '*.r. eerZee'''red we ..ex -
e,.,..4 .4.....,.,.
. eee,e-
. Mr. t. LoriiiTy - d,olliqrcd: .,a1.. find Atka Ci,!aig wielepreach at, tr' e. :ro. Tie 1• ' iie4.,---t0Wil -this tirrieentict
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after 'spending some time with her,
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Lowes of
Brandon, Man,
Mr. and Mrs. D. tador spent last
Sunday at the latter's home at,Helm-
esville. ' •
Miss Emmairtiley is at present very
ill with rheumatisM.
MV. W. Lindsay hasabbut finished -
threshing grain for theLrason!., btlt
has a. eon* of .iveeks4Mer liresbirig
yet. •
Ernie Vanderburgh, Hiram Cox, Ger-
tie Youngi • Fay Tichborne; • Gladys
McDougall. ' . • •
Sr. .2nd-Thelnea Bennett. • .
Jr: 2nd-Alina • Soriete Cecil Ilarri-
son, Edna Hastings.• . •
Jr. Pt. 2nd--Ninal.Tichliorne, Bruce
MeDeugalfeElla Sowerby, Wallace MC,'
.
peeeell. e. • I
1 Sr. Pt. ist-eLahan, Potter, Chester
1McDonald, Murray McDougall, Maggie
Hastings. • , •• , ,.. . • • .
1 Jr, • Pt 1t --Lizzie Sowerby, Gertie
Blair, Millie Pe. r on. • - - I
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Avreragea..
t• rr • .4,
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vraiworms. soiwasteimi horse to a Seaforth buyer. this Week. an 7 p on-sunday. . • . ye r. -The drops hereabouts *we
' .• • Mr. and Mrs, R. MeIlidee of Wet: Mr.,A. MPReath, after Oceupyins. a good' and the prices are. good.' •The
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STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
MILLANERY FURS MANTLES
impsatomitiaral-
More New Coats
•
e have thie week passed -into stork
- • r•-• t of .Coats that We
anotber•ulPlue"-.aloes and ,
• know are the, betitmost
you can procure for
to -date gar merits . •
• No. I Specia1-131ack Beaver Coat,
48 'oche, haw, full skirt:, velvet cofiar,
if hought itt the regular, way would
• sell foe $9, _our pr ice 13.844„,
No 2.SpecialTight.fitting, dark
tweed Conts, very natty anitup to -date
• in every particular, good valite at $12,
our.price,....... . .8.150
• Be Sure and See These
CORSETS.
Inorder to procure it good.
fitting garment one must start
at the foundation and get a per-
fect Corset. We have these and
we are only too_pleased to show
theta to you. Thia, cut showe
you the newest corset made and
is one of New York's. lat'este
• models, Ask to see the 014
A la Grace Corset, ranging, at
price from $1,25 to $3. ,
•••
Fur -Lined Coata:and
the Smaller Puts
We Invite a careful inspection
„
of all our Petra. We have values
that cannot easily. be equalled.-
and any customer who choose*.
promptly' will realize thetatisfattion of getting the be.. for the least
outlay.'
Special tot -the Children
Coats for Children are often bard to ohtein, "We have them in
etoek now and they are bound to plesee, prices from 41.00 to coo
t, •
• Every Courtesy and At-
tention Awaits You Here
NEWEST OF THE NEW
sistaisiaisiasissirataiieimakomerie
ford are visiting at Mr., Rutt1sthis, leading position amongst us for near,11 :threshing ie. nearly over. Property
week. •• • : . • s. fifty •'ears as farmer and contractor ' . fear/ping,' in short, this country ie •ai
Mr. and Mrs. C. 'Dale visited at Mr. ;has decided to retire from active lif d one, in •short, there is no better
ONJ'ohnston's on Sunday: ' • !and has rented his farms. - . „country for a. man who will wine out
Mr . and Mrs.. R. :W. Bell visited I .The following is the report of S. S. here willing to grow with (t and willr
Goderich. friends Saturday and SAM-. No 3. Stanley, . for the month of Oct- ing to workda. •, '
y. , ober, based eport con u t, attendance Mr. I-Iarvey Johnson has only one
Hallowr E'en passed oil very quietly- and general proficiency:, : ..'hall ...section of land, and is preSpering
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in our .1illage. • Class 5 -Fred, Reid, Leonard Heard. ' as is also Mr.• J, E. Howard and lives
Thb followingils the report og U,. 5.. Class 4 --Mabel Clarke,' Willie Boyce. only a rnile from my, farm. He has a
S. No 12 for th9Dinonth of Octolien.::- Class 3 Sr -?earl Taylor; . Ruth beautiful piece at land which is all
5th -Fern Beacome . • ' , Reid, Maggie Persona, Minnie Tippett.• under cultivation. We. understand
Sr. 4th-Albcrt McLaughlin. Olass 3 Ji. -Sam Lawrason, Wilbur„i . intends going East •this . winter, for
Jr 4th -Leis Challenger, Etta. Mc- Johnson, • • e'e• ! a house -keeper. Mr. -John. Greer of
Class 2 Sr. -Albert titch, Eunice : Bayfield, who arrived here this.; fall,
Reid. • ' • ' is very much pleased with the eoun-
Class 2 etre-Russel Taylor, Ninian. try and intends te locate it the West,
Heard, Frank Boyee. Please give my ,best regards to all
Part 2 --Ruby Taylor.* . my old friends in Clinton, Bayfield
-E. 1. Goldthorpe, . Teacher and the district adjacent
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Brien, Eddie Miller, Jini"...LoVett; Winn gair: - •
'ISt. 3rd -Edith Harvvy, Harold Big -
gin, Bert BeaCom.• .
Jr. 3,x4--Jpanic SePord go,
Brien, Calvin LOvett.
1 Sr.- 2nd -Fanny Lovett, Teente Mar-
eede„, Vey.•Elereece Lawson, Mabel Han.
1 Jr ,h -May Saville, • Elda • Mair,
red. Johnston, Jim Johnston.
I Pa‘re, 2nd -Olive Wright, Jean. Lind,
. :Part, let -Flora Miller, Cora Miller,
DOrottly Marqws1 ,
Enrolled •attendanee "
E. hi. Phillips Teacher%
••• . St, Helens
Mrs. T. Ford spent a. few day a: of
last week in Wingharn. ,
Me)3Scs. Gorge and 131alte Green and
James Ramage have -returned home
'from the West. '
Mr. Robert McGuire had his armt
broken last week. '
• On. Friday Met a shooting. match
.was held at William leleCrostit's.
Stewart Miller and John Macdonald
we,re the captains" of the opposing
teams, the former winning.
Mins A,nderson, teacher of S. S. N�a
4, West Wawanosh, has gone to teach
in the High School at Wingham. Mr,
Naylor is taking her pla.ce., '
Miss Mary Ana IVIttepherson visited
in Dungannon last week,
Rev. Chas. Rutherford of Dungannon,
visited friends in St. Helens last
4 week. • •
!Mr. C. Decker was le $t. fielens
last week. ' .i
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BABY'S. WELFARE
moriturs CHIEF CARE
Evety mother is naturally 'enXioili
that her little ones should be healthy,
good natured and bright, Every
mother eati keep her little ones in this
, conditiw
on if she ill give them an bee
,
Icasional dose of by's ONen Tablets.
These Tablets cur' all stomach and
bowel ' troubleu: break up colds, des-
troy worms and 'make teething, easy.
Equally goad for the „new born baby
or thO well grown. child. Mrs. W. E.
Stewart, St. George, N. IL, says :-
"1 have used Ilaby's Own Tablets for
e Returning Officer. Declares
E. N. Lewis Elected bg 62 of-,
a IVIajoritg.
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The following are the election te- Ilullett Township. •
turns for West Huron as declared by 1 51 51 1 • ' (Not stated)
the returning officer on Monday Mr. 2 .64 55 175 56
Lewis and Mr. W. Campbell . were 3 ' 44 2'7: . 100 29
present at the declaration but the 4 73 46 . ' ' 175. 56
Liberal candidate Was not toeprz.,scuit, 5 30 ' 28t 4 ' 1 . 100 41
ed : 0 , 6 53 85 125 37
• Dominipn EleCtion, Monday 0c 26 7 39 41. 125 45
Q
r a 0, rt
a • E a 2.
• Godexich Town.
1 62 83 1 225
2 57 100 1 225
3 72 80 1 1 225
4 •, 64 63 1 • 175
5 41 52 150
6 78 75 1 225
7 • 41. 88 5 • 115
415 491 3 0
Majority for Lewis' 76.
Clinton Town.
1 • 80 48 1 1 . 175
2 77 72 I 1 225
3 64 59 • ' 4 175
4, 71 • 46 1 175
1
2
3
4
6
re.
ef. •
79
35f 283 ,1 1
Majority for Holmes 71.
Ashfield Township.
1 40 78
2 41 84 . . 175 50
67 8 44 53 • 175 78 •
71 4 25 67 16, 58
47 • .5 .53 41 • 56
56 1. 6 74 16 150' 60
71 7 77 20 , 150 53
91
45
,473
48
51
wow... tat.
292 225 , 3 7
Majority for Mimes 67.
Goderieh Township.
84 68 1/5
87 60 160
.43 '70 175
10 '60 1 125
52 53 1 150 .44
.
31 27 1 100 41
210 388 1 2
Majority for Lewis: 122.
Colborne Township.
73
53
62
46
my little ones for several yeaes nod ..1. , 74 60 200
have found them reliable in all ent, 4 13 . 42 125
ergeneles, 1 ,cannot praise' the 'Tab- ,871 7,1, 70 ,,. 4 200
lets too highly." Sold by medicine ' a 44 84 „ 1.25
1
dealers er by Mall at 25 Oats a hoe
'from the 1)t, ' Williams' 1VIedieine Co., 212 200 4
Iirce:XilIe, Ont, - . Majority for lloirnet 0.
66
60
65
47
• ....•6•6 4* .g.4,./.4 0,4.*
354. 359 ,
Majority for Lewis 5. • 11
„ West Wawanoth.
1 49 68 . 175 58
2 42 54 150 54
29 51 1 125 41
4 61 84 150 54
5 51 28 • 125 46
4•Nodas. ri.41.mor
232 285 2 •
MajOrity for Lewis 3.
Recaidtulation.
Holmes Lews
Doderieh 76
Goderich township' 122
Athileld township 5 •
W. Wiwanosh township 8
Clinton 67 .
trulictt township 'ft
COlborne township 6
1.
144
Majority. for Lewis 62.
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November 5th, 1908
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SLIM PRICES SMALle PRoFiTs
STOUT VALUES • QUICK RETURNS
. tatx-xoza ,av 3i4v.rincs .13334x.N.0oRx-c7xix.
.. •
There Are Others
• But for style, M .and , durability try a pair of
Eart Shoes for men. Price9 $4.50 and $5.00
Ladies Overgaiters iti black, red, brown, blue,
.green, to match Tour fall costurnesi 75o a pair-
.
New flusic Goods Just Arrived.
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New Tiarnaonieae, New Violins, New Muelo Books, New Violin
Supplres. We have just placed in stock nice line it Mimic Ras. *
and Music Folders.
Beaytiful. Goods to sell at" from 50c to $2 each
THE PLACE WHERE yeti Doi.un ALWAYS DOES' ITS DUTY
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Men's Underwear
Cents. ,
0 . itua'nodWfuciloi ler is
,t,atts en;bDrioracv.ver in a soft fteeicy knit, heavyqual,-.
75 Cents . . . , •
Penman's Wool Shirts and Drawers, size 34 to 44 inchin elastic •
knit, very heaye weight, :taifored fashion, each 75e.
$1.00 , - ' •._ ____,_ __ _ fe e.
. •
Penman's Unshrinkable ShirtsandDravvers, heavy elastic; made •
.''' - - • " $
from Shetland wool, at each $1.4Q
$ I00.
e, Maoitoba vveight, eath $1.00 $
Stanfield's Truro heavy ribbed Wool Underwear, sizes 32 to 40
inch, double breast; unshrinkabl.
• $1.25 - .- ,. • • .. • . '
- . Sta,nfield's Red Llibei Shirts and Drawers, • heavy fine wool, in
Sizes from'32 to 44, pure elastic knit, finely finished, *125 • . : '
$
• Ladies Vests and Dravvor's Ze to 50c efirh. •
• ' Ptiritan Vests and Drawers 75e and $1.00
Stanfield's Vests and Dravvers,• $1.00, 1.1p and 1.25
• • • ,.
Highest Priced for Batter and Eggs. • '
Pop!,EsToNE & PARDINER.
Successor. to MCKinnon & Co BLYTH
.
"416,A111r.tewift,Vah.....:6,tAllfga".1.111.41100110:411111"
Tar Stocli. Comillete
---RANGES--
. • •
Happy Thought. , . , ' 10. sizes
Pandora
Huron Corona, and .
4 sizes
COAL HEATERS
with andwithou oven
•°• t •
gcCiary's . ..... 2 sizes
Belle Oaks ....... 8 sizes
Alberta., .. ...„ • .. . '... 2 sizes
Jewell . . . . ..... . . 4 sizes'
Dantly1s and ROval Oaks. '
Stove Boards and Oil Cloths. 3 kinds of Coal Sifters. • '
• 1 cr- of Char Coal.
HAFILANI) BROS.
Stoves, Futenaces and Hardware
arillrleiNimeamommimmomptiola4asdot,..
. •
Our great Leaving Town Sale is Still itt inn ft'
swing and hundreds of real genuine bargains await .0
each and every customer who visits this store daring
the next few , weeks. The following few items will ;
give -you some idEa of what we are ()Tering;
tlietieciVireahriatt 59Vecistd, traveller's sampliiS, regulate pries SI: to •
lien's and Boys Caps, regular price 25e and 35e, to clear at 1004
' S . Men'e Felt Hats, all new goads, regiriarprice $2,50, to chow 44
Woitle&S Print VVreppers, regular price $1.2k. to clear at 000. ••-
g
. 1 ' A.Pull stock of Men's and BOys' Clothing
and -Furnishings, BONS Mid. Shoes, Dress
Goods, Silks„ Hosiery, Flannelette, etc, to be
200 cleared at cost.
The ,fee of $15 tor poddlors in St.
Thomas has been redueed to $25.
Canada has -deported 1,011 tant.
grants during the last nine month.
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