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uguet 22nd, 1907
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The M04SONS Bt1NK
INCORPORATED BY `$OT OF P.ARLIA.MENT 1855.
Cuspal PAW dp $3.,305,840.00 Reserve Fund $3„305,840:00
V AD .OFFICE. MONTREAL
DIRECTORS:
WM. MOLSON MAOPHERSON . .. .. President
S. 11. EWING .... .. Vice -President
W. M. Ramsay, 3. P. Oleghorn. H. Markland Molson,
Lt.-Uol F. C. Henshaw, Wm. C. McIntyre.
James Elliott, femoral Maumee A. D. Duregord. Chief lnaeector and Saporta -
deat ofBranbhos. W. $. Draper, inspector. W, W. L. Chipman,
SANK
J. R, Campbell, taut Inspectors.
and interest allowedaf 3 permutteroom dFAR ate of ddeeposit. compounded 4 times a p ar
BPECiAL ATTf NTION elven to all branches of F'arunmra' business., Bale
antes mined or collected on favorable terms.
C. E. DOWDING, Manager CLINTON,
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WESLEY WALKER
uuais ROSS
MONEY SAVING PRICES
ON HIGH CLASS MEDIUM AND CHEAP
FURNITURE FOR BALANCE OF A'UGUSr
We are selling High Class furniture at the price
of medium. We are selling medium priced Furni-
ture at the price of cheap. We are selling cheap
Furniture cheaper than any store in the county.
Comparison will convince the intending purchaser.
Put it to a test by a visit to our big new store. Our
stock is too heavy in some of the lines for this time
of the year and we have used the knife very deep in
some of the prices.
435 Fancy Rockers in
Cobbler Seat, regular
$2.50 to $3.25, your a+n
choice for pL
Only one Rocker will
1-e sold to each custo-
mer.
15 only -Fancy Rockers
regular $1.25 to $1.75,
your choice for $ 1
Not more than one
to each customer.
$6.00 Mattress $5
$5.110 ” $4.50
$4.50 " $350
33.50 " $3,00
Not more than
two to each cus-
tomer.
32 Couches in prices ranging
from $4.50 re 325.00. Our spe-
cial is the $8.00 one: Our leader
is the$12.00 one. We have sold
dozens of the $12 Couches in the
last three months and every cus-
tomer is a satisfied one. Your
money cheerfully refunded if
not satisfactory.
We have dozens of fancy
pieces for the parlor we will
make quick movers of if prices
will do it.
1 only - regular $13.00 for $10 00
1 only- " $13 50 " $10.25
1 only- " _ $11.50 " $9.00
2 only- '• $13.00 " $9.5'1
Dont let this opportunity pass.
Furniture will be dear this fall and now is a
chance to get some high class furniture at the price
pf medi co____Qp-porta-ni knocks once at year-•d•aor--
A big Snap in Dining Room Chairs—Twenty
different setts to choose from.
IN UNDERTAKING
In this branch of our business everything will be
found new and of the best. Prices very moderate,
quality of the goods considered.
The Best Rubber Tired Hearse in the County
will be in attendance at no extra charge
PHONE 28 Night • or Day,
WALKER & ROSS
FURNITURE DEALERS AND UNDERTAKERS
The Big, New Store In the Johnston Block.
Your Money Back I
'you want it. Goods delivered 12 miles free of charge.
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READY-TO-WEAR
CLOTHING
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In order to give our customers the very hest goods procurable at
the very least money, much care was given in buying our Clothing,
both as to the quality of the goods and the class of workmanship of
each garment, and nur efforts have now been rewarded by having
on our tables one of finest stocks of Men's and Boys' Clothing ever
shown in Clinton and at a saving in price to every customer of from
10 to 20 per cent.
These goods have been made by some of the hest manufacturers
of Clothing in the Dominion and are up-to-date in every respect and
in many respects are equal to high-class ordered garments.
OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST.
Men s Suits from $4.25 to $15.
Boys' Suits from $2 up.
Hundreds of pairs of Men's Odd Pants from $I to $3.5.
Boys' Knickers from 45c up.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
"Don't Forget" that we •are saving hundreds of keen buyers
dollars on their shoe hills, and can do the same for you,
See our Ladies' Canvas Oxfords, $1 1. Men's Canvas Blu chess $1.5
Call and see these goods.
PLUMSTEEL BROS.
G deae a deabe e•e•beae0.04a1.4o-cb. ob a'd.derlb.•b•tr•d•q•
food Sitiiatious Vacant
We purpose making further extension to our business
next month and will have situations for a number. of- smart
girls to operate sewing machines in our factories both in God-
erich and Clinton. Experienced operators preferred, but to
beginners we will offer good inducement by paying •good
wages from commencement, and instructions will be given
by an instructor for the purpose of more speedily advancing
:girlsto position of piecework.
Our piecework prices are satisfactory to our present staff and smart girls
are earning good wages.
Retire for working are rFasonahle and pay day every two weeks.
Personal applications preferred, 1 ut mail applications answered and full
information given.
THE JACKSON MFG. CO ,
CLINTON & GODERICH
Also good, smart, young man by
SE pt 1st as stock keeper
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, I t ou,Colleffiate , Institute
..-....,_ #'STA .1SIIED 11866,..,-7-..---....... $
RE3A,'QPE VS 'SEP` EMB3tR ' *ear 1907
The following courses of study are Offered
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. a) The General English Course.
b) The Coni iercial Course.
c) The `relchere' Course;' '
d) The University 1VLatriculation Course.
-The Teaching Staff For 1907-0$ :
A. P. OUNDRY, B. A.,
Honor Graduate Toronto University. Specialist in Natural Science, •
J. W. TRELEAVEN. B. A,..
Honor Graduate Toronto University, Specialist in Classics,
MISS E. R. DELMAQE, B. A.
Honor Graduate McMaster University. Specialist in Mathematics.
EMMERSON E. BALL, B. A..
Honor Graduate Toronto Univlirsity, Specialist in English
and Modern Languages.
MISS 11111L01R
Specialist in Commercial Subjects.
For further information parents and students are requested to ap-
ply to Principal Gundry.
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M. D. McTaggart, Rev. C. R. Guam, M.A.
Sec. O. I. Board. Chairman 0. I. Board.
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NEWED,
NEW SHOES MADE
()A or about September 2nd we
open a new department of our
Shoe business, t. e.
Making and Mending
all kin4s of Foot-
wear.
This department will be under
the management of Mr. 3. C.
Rathwell, late of Gorr•ie, former-
ly of Varna, who is well known
to the people of Clinton and vic-
inity as a comnetent shoemaker.
We respect fally solicit .your
patronage.
Neatness is our motto. Give
us a trial.
In the course of a few weeks
our Fal: Stock will be on our
shelve
Grade
Everything in our music dep-
artment car. be described by that
one phrase -
High Grade Pianos,
High Grade Organs,
High Gt'ade Phono-
graphs,
Violins, Guitars, Mandolins,
Autoharps, Accordions, Fifes,.
Flutes, Flagolets, Mouth Organs
Jews' Harps -all high grade.
Sheet Music, Music Folios,
Music Instructors for all instru-
ments -all high grade.
High Grade Pianos and Organs
bleprines
Give us a call and prove to your own satisfaction that we are
leaders in Shoes and Music
M-USIC EMPORIUM
• SHOE -STORE
THE PLACE WHERE YOUR DOLLAR DOES -ITS DUTY
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J. GRIGG'S ONE-
QUARTER OFF
Big
Discount
Sale
Has proven a great succe=s and will
continue. until September 1st.
You have still time to profit by the
large discount of 25 cents on every dollar's
worth of goods bought.
Just figure it out yourself this sav-
ing in
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
JEWELRY,
KNIVES, FORKS,.
SPOONS, CUT GLASS,
CHINA NOVELTIES,
SILVERWARE, •
CARVING SETTS, ETC.
Our prices are always marked in plain
figures and quality of goods guaranteed.
A. J. Grigg
JEWELLER, OPTICIAN,
ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES:
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A be;1 tiful "Rose at.d. Thistle
wediliag tank place 04 13th Augus
at "Oalten Collage,", the residence
the bride'•s parents, . Mr. and Mr
James MacVicar, when their'sveon
-daughter, Miss "Nellie •Gray, was u
ited to Mr. Frederick Russett Redditt
of Barrie, . Tho bride, 'wllo' was •giv
away by her father, looked lovely
ai .dainiy'oostuine of tgnitzoe.it:r. .e s
the skirt of which was a perfection
valencierites insertions: and sm:
tucks, The bodice was trimr•;d r i
sail application of bete Irish lace, a d
elbow sleeves of frills of valenciencee
lace- Site .wore I. beautiful pearl n .
Lees, the gift of the groom and carried
boquet of bride roses any ferns tie
with white tulle, The bridesntai
Miss Mary, sister • of the bride, wor
a, dainty costume of white mull, wit
insertions of vnlencienrs lace, trans
Parent yoke, Ind bow of white ribb0
to her coiffure, fihe Carried a boque
of pink roses. !'he little flower gir
Miss Bertha 110010, cousin. of th
groom, looked charming with he
pretty white costume of poin''t ,d'esp
sit 'with bodice and skirt tucked an
valenciennes insertions, with whit
satin sash and tarried ai basket of 'as
tern, margurites and ferns, T!
groomsman was M. Edgar G. Red
ditt of Barrie, brothar of: the grooi
The bridal darty stood before , th
wit dow of the drawing ' room which
was" decorated with • the "Rose an
Thistle's emblems of the families of
the bride and +grootn, with evergreens
to form a valance for the top of the
curtains. Rev. J... A.. A'ni;erson,porfor-
mrd the hely teren o'i1y 'of matrimony.
after which , the bridal party and
guests, who were nearly all relatives,
assembled in the ,dining room, where
a lovely wedding breakfast was await,
ing then. The table: was• white and
green foliage In the centre the bride's
cake was placed' with large ,ube vases
on either side, filled with white asters
and ferns. The.bride's another wore
a costume of blac'e crepe de
chem. The ',ride's, going . away
dress was - cf • russet •'brown
broadcloth, trimmed with wide"leather
braid and she wore • a burnt straw hat,
with brown ar.d ,white trimming and
four ci'o t; wings and bxowir veil. , The
relatives from a distance were Mrs.
John Carlyle and daughter, Miss Lily.
of Brantford ; Mies Rutherford of Tur-
onto ; and Miss Bertha Redditt, Bar-.
ri:c ; Mr. John M'a.cVicar, West Vir-
ginia. The 1Tao'Vicar family were all
present. Besides the gift to the bride,
the groom gave a pearl rilig to the
bridesmaid, and a ruby ring to'the
little flower girl, and a. signet ring to
the groomsman. The wedding' gifts to
the bride were L iiautiful. Beside the
'silver tea 'service, pearl handled silver
spoons,' paintings etc., a lovely cut
glass pitcher, with glasses' and vase of
the satire, :were presented . by . Col.
Nelles of 'Toronto. A number of
friends met the i nidal party, at the
station at. 2.30 and hearty cheers were
given them as the train drew out Of
the station. The bride was a great
favorite with all . and was `born and
educated here. After spending °' some
days travelling the bride and groom
will take up :heir residence in Bac-
rie.
Ines. T. Wyatt Wt on Friday to
visit a 'sister• at Dundas, who h'a,
been Ivey .a11 i nd may not reiover.
Mr. and Mrs: Poland of Cleveland
were the guests of the. latter's.. pat -the -former teachers the :G: C. I.
ents, Mr. and. Mfrs. Lawson staff -is here. tar the re -union:
Miss Lawrence of Toronto has been
the guest for some weed's of her.sis-
ter, Mrs. Sanford Stokes. •
Mrs. R. BulmaDolman;.c;f Listowel was the
guest last week of Mrs, G. Green.
Miss Mamie Leon and Miss Ethel 'high r; a reool
as 25 •mills this yeam-
Tayksr were Cho guests this month of mendation to_ that effect being made
Mrs. Augus', and returned to , their ; by the finance cornlnittec. The sulk-
homes r,3 Guelph er.• Wednesaay: frig of the rate; however, has been left'
Miss Harris .f Philadelphia is the over In a few (lees to see if' some
guest of relatives in *Goderich. paring cannot be done to the: estim-
Misses Lizzie .:rid Nellie Barry are ates.The rate " last year was 22
the guest of their brother, Mr. Joseph
Barry London.
Miss Fannie Shannon. visited friends
in Kievardine during her- vacation and
spetat some time with, friends at King -
bridge. Miss M iannoa never loses her
interest in her nirthplace. She is a
.grand -daughter of the late .Chtristoph-
.er Shannon well ;.std familiarly known
to our townspeople.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferth have removed
from Stratford and now occupy the
house )on Napier street lately oc..i.pked I'
by Mrs. Webb. Mr. ertr, is :Wane }ger
of ,plumbing for Mr'. Psalm.
Mr_ F. G. !Jutland o. I'Ga nto, has
purchased the .1rug store of )'r. H..i .
Theanion, who has retired from busi
Mre. George Whitney and two pret<
t, ty little daughters, Evelyn and Mar -
of taret, and self ataxies, ori Woodstock,'
s. Who have been -the guests of Mrs.
Whitney's sister, Mrs. Walter Saults,
n -left for their :,cine on Tuesday. Mi..
t Whl"tney spent ,SAnday llth Aug. with
en -them here. Mrs. Whitney also spent.
in some tints at the MaeDonegll, farm,,
so
with her sister, Mrs. Frank MacDon-
et ogh and also, spent a few days at the
11 White City.
th We. have meek. 'pleasure in advising
n our readers of the marriage of MISS
s Jessie Milker, .slaughter -of Mr. R. 1Vltl-
4k.. ler, "Balmoral (t ttage,. i to Mr. R
ld. McNair, (ihicago- The ceremony
d was performed by Rev. Dr. Williamd, l• Chalmers Covert, Chicag a, ons list of
e i July. The bride, who was given
li away by her t,io ,iter, looked superbly
_' charming in a pretty going away suit
nl of navvy blue eroadoloth, white silk
t waist with all over white siliC lace„
1 and stylish jacket; of• navy nine cloth,
el the lauels and sleeves of which were
r trimmed with wide white silk braid,
dotted o'er with navy blue. The bride
d and groom met in Woodstock, many
e years ago. Business attractions took
-i the groom to Chicago, where he and
o' his bride will, we hope,, be blessed with
- good health alai prosperity.
itJ Thu Misses tlonogh. have returned
c front a delightful trip down rhe St.
ILawrence.
if At Knox ehnrchi - o -n Sunda} a. m..
Rev: James Anderson selected for his
text Philippians 1-6. The sermon
was given in all sincerity to streng-
theft every one in doing. right. Mist
Fleming pf Braadon, sang in. beautiful
• voice the sacred. solo, "The Publican."
Mr.., John Lashof. -the Hillsboro,
Lash=
Bank, Hillsboro,' Narth Dakota, with
his wife and two children, are the
guests of the former's' mother, Mrs.
W, Lasha1p There's no place 'like the
old town, after all for Banker Las -
Aril
Miss Spence rettii:r.•ed on Saturday,
from a pleasant visit with her r.clat-
ives the Grants of. Clinton). • •
• Mrs. Daly, wifeof the Rev. Mr.
Daly, of .the Episcopal church, and:
little daughter of Detroit are regis-
tered at hlotef 0 e.lerich.
Mrs. Wyatt, wile of Engineer
Wyatt, sang very pleasingly at Vic-
toria street etiurclt an Sunday. At
the morning ufFcrtory ' she, sang "I=lls
eye is on the ;:sparrow," and in the
evening' "The Pilot's Song." She is
a"sweet singer.
The "After .i flow" service at' Hotel
Goderich was 'iiblightful on Sunday
evening. Mr. ''filler of Detroit, a fins:
baritone: soloist, sang "Thy. Will Be'
Done," and Mr. Conk sang his fine
:baritone solo, ''Flee as a Bird, to the
Mountain. s'.
Mrs. .Michael Twomey who; was
while lire,; the guest of her bleed,
Mrs. Jai -nes A. Maclntosh, has return-
ed to her honie. a;t Windsor. •
Miss' N. Holmes of. Iiamilten
iting at the resi''enco of Mr. and Ales.
Charles Tweedie.
Spencer Douglas of Pembina, North
Dakota, has been for some days . the.
guest of his grandmother, Mrs.
George Cox.
• Professor '1,lisner, of Vkctaria,College
Toronto, was •'while in town : the
guest of his fates, bLrs
ett .•.. • 1_ f
Mrs., George Achson is. in Toronto.
Miss MacLennan • of Stratford,one of
The night blooming' cereus' in Oliver
Whiteley's window was ten Inches in
diameter.. At nit inlght_.on Satin day
it was nearly all purewhite. '
The: tax rate in Goderich may be as
res., here.
Quito a number f bur .t tt elitan
visitors left on `aturd.ay.•
-Mr:-Fcang, siter (wing coati* •°d-- to
his bed for three weeks with t vpuoid
fever, is improving . very `satisfactorily
now.
hon tubing °'s Leing placed' at either
.side of= the tailed pottion of read
down to, the t arbor, wliioh will make
it safe for the public,
The W. li'. • el, S. of Victoria • St._
held a tmissionrary tea--and-eafte`ttain-
anent ot'i-Monday-e' ening'at the pretty
gtounds of Mrs•,. D. Buchanan. About
forty five persons mere present.. Tea
was served from• 6 to 8 p tri,, atter
which a' eery pieaain%. program Was
rendered by tee: :different members.
Mrs.. Ci•. Ferguson , aeted.as president
rand also peke ; eery",eeeeuragtiig ad-
ilxes, oat•• the 'nded' for T`oretgn; lsisstott
help. 'Miss Ethel"Wootefi` ghve'•a very
suitable' reeitatlo7i "Pa's Pragerii0
'w"hiiah ' was• +veli ..applauded+: Mrs:
(lcorge ••,Elliott" gave 'a, delightful tread-
ing on °Rothe -t.De of The Jaltatiese"
which dealt btIefly With their dress,
'douses, manners and customs, etc.
"`God be With ; ea till we meet again"
wa'ird ftp' the •.,clee,sant evening,
IHCI . Brederiele-111 returtr- its -•a -shout
tine on a btisiuess bait:
Mr. T. •'Tat 'rias in town on Fri-
day.
Mrs, Thorpe of D (,rcit, mother of
the tttatiager of the counti'c.g room, in
motel C4oderich Is registered at 'that i
hotel.
mills. 'Tho rate in former years ' has
been as high as 25 mills., but there.
has been• a scaling up of the.assess-
ment. since. then... '
Births. -
ROBERTS-In Clinton on August
15th to Mr. and' Mrs,' J. Roberts,.
a daughter.
SCHROEDER-At the Town Line,
Stephen on .ug. nth, to 14Ir, and
Mrs. Peter Schroeder, a daughter.
PREETER-At ''Zurich .on Aug. 14th,
to 112r. and 3'rs. John Preeter; al
daughter.
THE RICHT MCDICINE
FOR PELVIC TROUBLES
FOUND IN PERU -N4.
lYL. CAROLINE REAMER, Fora
av4 eoilitrs, Col., writes
"The majority of women who are tint*
feting from disordered periods and
other pelvic troubles, have such strong
faith in doctors that they allow them
to experiment on them for. kidney, liver
o>Jtomaeh troubles until they become
oo pletelydisoonraged and thei(, money
ti gone.
"ThIs was my unfortunate evi-
dence for nearly two years when my
attention Was called to Pergola.
"I hardly dared believe that at last 2'
had found the right medicine, but as t
kept on using it and was finally cured,
I could only thank God and take 'cour-
'age.
4,1 have bad most satisfying results
from the use of your medicine and have
advised doze'iis of Women who were suf-
fering with woman's ills to use Perung
and let the doctors alone.
"Those who followed my advice are
better today and many are fullyrestored.
to'health," "
Mrs. Wilda, Mooers, B.'•F. D.,.Mo. 1,
Lents, Ore., writes ;.
"Fora' the past four years I will e:
wretched woman, suffering with severe
backaches and other pains, leaving • ma
so weak and weary that•it was:only
with difficulty that .I was able• to attend
to my household duties
"I' used . dliYersnt 7r+emedies, but
found noreliefuntil I had tried Perms,.
"Within two weeks there was a change
for the better and in less thin three -
months I was a well and happywonnsn.,
"All the praise is d,te to'Perai L" •
Marriages --
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arriagesREI)DITT :Mac .VICAR --Ong' August,.
14, at the home' of the bride's -
Parents, Godecich, by Rev. Jas.
A. Anderson., Frederick . Russelt
Redditt" of '3arrie to Nellie Gray,.
cfau • liter -of Mr: MaeVicar •
YOUNG-I:INKLATER•-At• the home
of the bride's parents; on August
19th by. Rev. D. Perrie, Leslie C .
Young to Jeanette, ; only daughter
of Mr. P. S. Liiiklater, both of
Wingham.
McARTER-1VI3i.CE-At the perspire
age, Scaforth, on August 7th, by
Rev; D. ilogers, Henry` McArter
to Margaret C. White, both ct:
Morris township.
Deaths.
INGLIS-In: Clinton on August 20111,
Alexander • Inglis, . aged 70 years.
BICKELI.=10 t'•rmondv411e, on:Aug-
rest 9th, William.Bickell, aged 79'
years. =_
:MORE -At' pen/Miler, on. August
9th,. William Moore, aged' : 7ii
years.
NES;'ELI.-In Goderich, o 'en August
11th; Emma d'halfont, widow. cf
the late ,i•.ihn Newell,• aged 76
years, 7 months and 14 days.
DREW -In Uxbridge, on, Augpst 10th,
Eliza Drew, relict of the late• Wil-
liam Drew, cif Wingham, aged 67.
years.-
FERGUSON-In
ears: FERGUSON-Its Livingston, Montana;
on August DO, Mary Cameron,
relict of the lea Duncan+ .Ferguson,.
formerly' of Brussels, age t'81 •
.. years
O'CONNOR-In Thorold, on August
. 12th, .1. M. O'Connor, formerlyi of
Brussels, in his 78th year.
WISNER-In tl'•irgham, August 11„ .
Mrs. Mary Wisner, aged 83.
FORD -In Wingham, August 9th,
Jane, wife of. James Ford', .agent
CURR-In Wing -ham, Aug, 12th,Mary ,
Ano Curr; . aged 82 • years.
CLOSED. WEDNESDAY.
A. R. P Smith, true friend of the -
farmer was. in Toronto .this ween
buying bargains for his friend's. Will
receive on Friday and Saturday this .
week. ,open ,at 8 . a. m. for cash.com-
plimen,ts in exchange for gents fur-
nishings, clothing, etc.
$,,_._ 1 1Ooiicw Jackets.
We received on Monday 100 of 'our new Jackets.forrfali and
winter. We advise you to see these goods,- as at -the prices we pus-
'posemarking them, th_ey'I1.be-sold-quickly to intending purchasers.
._'NOTE -We have no Jackets: left from last year. - Nothing
mien but new en to exhibit, from $5 upwards, ,
42 Pieces New Flannelettes
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We can sell you from nur stook of Flannelettes, all the
Flannelette you will want, at last year's prices. We doubt if there
ere many- merchants who can give you this privilege. Come and
buy from us... Flannelettes at per yard 5e, 6c, lc, 8e, 9e, 10c.
Ileo Pounds of New Canadian Yarn
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Our Yarns are all scoured and thoroughly cleaned, and can
give you the best yarns made in Canada at last year's prices, 550
and 00ca pound.
200 Pairs New Lace Curtains
At per pair 25e,350, 40c, 45c, 50e, 60c, 75c,'83e, 90c and 950.
Cash Paid for Butter and Eggs.
POPLESTONE & CARDIOR
Successors to 11IcKinnon & Co,, - ELYTH
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