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October 18th, 1006
Clinton News ecord
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We have the pleasure •this week of
recording a quiet but pretty wedding
,which, took place. in St.. Paul's rect-
ory, Clinton, on Wednesday of east
Week when Miss Beeline Johnstone,'
youngest daughter or Mr. James
Johnstone 9f the Bayiteld Line, be-,
came the bride of Mr. Jaeues Gras" -
sick, a prosperous young farmer of
Stanley township. The young 'ecuple
paid a honeymoon trip to the eities
an6 since their return have settled
down to the stern realities of life
on the groom's farm near Kippen.
There were a large number of pres-
ents, handsome and of a, useful nate
me for the happy couple are itighly
respeeted . and popular in a wide cir-
cle of friends.. All unite with The
News -Record in wishing •them a long,
prosperous and happy married iife.
Last Saturday morning John New -
combo of the Iluron Road near *God-
erich lost his large barne, containing
the entire season's crop. • Currie's
threshing outfit . was finishing up the
last of the grain when a spark from
the engine ignited the straw: • This
quickly spread to the large barns;
and without fire -fighting appliances
nothing could be done, to • eeenf..th the
dames. Currie's threshing out5.1; was
also destroyed, entailing on this al-
one a loss of $3,000. Neither thresh-
er nor *grain was insured. • .
We regret to record the very ser-
ious illness of Mts.. John Anderson.
Miss Cora Rathwell has been con-
fined to the house theOugh, illness!.
Mr. Joe Colelough arid his sister
visited Rlyth friends on Sunday. •
• The municipal pot has, .not yen be-
gun to boil, but .we have 1ieard..e5lat.
least two names mentioned in: con-
nection with the reeve,ship 'and both
are popular men.
There narrowly esoaped being, a like
at Mr. George Mairs of eke "Heron
Road the other .day. • They had 'been
cutting straw and hid stopped : for
supper and on coming out .a few min-
utes later the straw on the hot was
burning. The flames were swat es.-tia-
guished, hut a few"•minutes later , and.
it would have been too late; The .fire
is supposed to have been, cause.1.-.
friction. .
Mr. Dan. Gliddenwho has lived on
the ist con. • for the past len -years,
has now settled upon the place- he
some Stine 'ago bought, 'what has
been known as. the John Shzippaed
farm on the con. Wt. (Marlon
and family welt *eh thought of by
the neighbors . the isit and the res-
idents around their new home ex*d•
kind greetings
,
William Sloan, son of Mr. Andrew
Sloan, has returned home.from Nureei
A bike. .
Mrs. Bradwin and family Jt.. ifere
on Monday for their new home in.
Toron•to.. .
Mr. William Moser, tinsmith, leaves
tor Saskakoon on Monday next. He
has obtained a sit there. . -
A good deal of destruction was done
to the orchards in...this .seetien by
the heavy fall of snow that fell last
week which was . rather tiaueeel for
this time of the year. ;
Mr. Plummerand family intend le-
aving lor .thc West this.. weekAls the
ear. arrives Which he ordered soine-
time ago. , • , • ' . •
Mr. David Moody of, Berlin • spent
Sunday with his mothet in town.
There was no service in, eg. And-
rew's church on Sunday evening, so
as to give the congregation tho op-
portunity of attending the Methedist
church anniversary. .
On Monday Miss Alice Engel, left
on a visit to Toronto. - • .
The eareentera ere through with
the work at the C. P, R. station
and have mcwed to Auburn to build
a station thete.
Thursday being Thanksgiving. Day
it will nit observed: here as a holiday.
Anniivereary services: were held in
the Methodist china on Sunday. Rev.'
Jaffe of •Olinton.preached both room-
ing and evening. Owing to there be-
ing no services hi the other churches
in. bhe evening the ehurch was pacla
ed. A. special offering Of $200 was
taken u).
• Mrs. Reba Davidson, has returned
to her home in Wise,onsin after visit.
log her parents, ,Mr, and Mrs. Arthur
Cant/cleft far several Weelee. Its isa
years Since she left her Male, and fe
her first visit in that time, she sea
many changed since her youthful
days,.
Mr. Albert awl John MeTavish of
Detroit, were here attending The fun-
eral of the late Mrs. J, A. Andet-
egn. The former is oil the police for -
ea of that city.
Mise Bella, Wil eein who has been
eitsiting at. the OfOlne of Mr. and Mr.
Fred. Ilaggitt for the past few men-
fht returned to her .bonie ut Oakville
on Monday.
beneath* Werner, who Was wounded,
it the labor, tioit at, Buckingham,
Que., died hi ;tie injuriete yeeterdey.
London Road.
Mr, Wm. Grant wee confined to the -
house dieing. the past week with
light attack dig pneumonia, but we
are pleased to say that be is agent
able to be out.
Rev. Mr. Allen, who ha i.i be= lab-
oring. in Western Canada, eaid frientts!
hem a short visit last week.
• Our sugar beet growers are beey
getting theer crop reedy for ship-
ment..
We are now enjoying Iedian sum-
mer, but the weather og the. past
week made one feel thet wiatee bad
arrived in .earnest. Farmere are neW
'busy learvesting their crop of rotate
and apples.
Mr. Levi Stang . hes rented his
farm to Mr. F. Pepper. Mr.. Stang
will sell hie. eliettels iu the eourse of
a mouth,. As yet he bee not yet
decid.ed where he will locates, his pue-
Pose beingto winter in Sarnia. -
Mr. J. T. Elliott is enlargitig
barn by moving:up .anotber beading
and Putting a foumfation under it,
Sununerhill,
Mr. Albert Wallace returned Aorne
1440 Saturday from a few weeks trip
through the Web • The beginning was
not very ;favorable for lie was in that
awful wreck on the North Shore and
passed thibugh as experience the like
ot Which te hopes he may never see
again, But barring that he had a
pleasant time. He went as far west
asr 00,1pry, tiVeuele south to the win-
ter wheat country, then meth to
Edmonton. At many placeslie met
old acqeaintances. Flo was impressed
by the peesibilitiee of the'-centitry,
to be sure, but his opinion! is not
by any means as glowing as that of
the average real ettate agent er la,ncl
boomer, the most strenuous class ot
eitieens in the whole West. In every.,
place of any importance they abound,
but in Edmonton, and Saskatoon they
are tumbling over each other. Mr.
\Vallee:, is tow weighing the draw.
backs and: advantages ov the West
and has not yet .deeided whether he
would like to niove there or not. Fle
iy realer of the opinion that .Ontariti
is lint good 'a:hough for Wire
• Th-fo1lwiinj Vie report.or
No. 12, .114fett and Goderich, for
the month. of September, names en
orLoi af merit,
4th—S. Challenger, t. Draper,
A; BallaA, Mair,
Jr. 4th --1-1. Hill.
Sr. 3rd -.-A. MeLauglelin,
Jr. 3rd—E. Miller, L. Mair, L
Oluaglenger, G. Draper, E. • Mel3rien,
J.• ,Lovett• e ,
°Sr : 2nd—A.Johnston.
•
Jt. 2nd—J. Miller arid C. Lovett
equal, S. Marlene
Pt. 2nd—F: Lovett.
Sr. Ist—E.' Mair.
• Jr, " jobneton, Fead. John -
The best epeliers are
Olvellenger.
Jr. eith—f•L Hill.
;Sr. '
8r(r-l:.il. .
—g. IL Petrie, Teacher.
Porter's Hill
. Mx. , Daniel Gliddote.has moved' to
• his own farm near lIolreesville. Wc3;
Mr. Gli:1.eit • and family every
StreeeSS for they lire upright and hon-
est and No. 1 neighbors. .
• 'Miss Ruby Pottier intends going to
Mkhell for -Thanksgiving holidays.
' Mese-Milne int nn spending T.fatikse
giving. Day with her, parents 'near
• .Ethel. We wish tier an. onioeab!le
• Mr.. Fitzsimmons, butcher ‘. from
Clinton; passed tiurough the village
to -day with a load of lambs' fat the
Clinton meat market.
Mrs, :George Vanderburgh Poxt-
er's Hill is away. on :a visit among
friends in! the county of Bruce.
Mr. John Tonnance it rushing the
apple business in, the ititek:ueSts, • of
David Oantooa,
• Porter's Hill Beef Assadatiort held
their annual, 'meeting which Was lar-
gely atteeded. Tbe business of., the
Past seaeoneWas settled satisfactorily,
They " intend starting next Mar and
continue' butchering Unlit Novetnber
.1st. ", " •
• As the' weather nas set ie „fine af-
ter the swine storm the people of
this vicinitY' t- very busy.
We • arteglaci- to eee Miss: Peed
Neinton out again after being tonfitt-
en to her }Meet for eeveral dayeievith
anyattack of la, grippe.
Mrs. liensbow 6! 1orsandllelte, Mus-
koka, and Mrs: lefurphy of I.( ndon
are ‘Asititg their brother, Mr. George
Vaedernurgh.
. Port Albert.
J. rt. Grinton. and wife, who have
beei residents of this village or the
past few years, kart% shortly for
Tonawanda, Pa.
We are sorry to chroaliele the death.
of Hilda, dgeghter of Me. and Mrs.-
Nels Pearson, whion took place on
Saturday emarning, aged 1 yeer, 5
mentlis And 10 days), The bereaved
Parents have the deep sympathy of
the conenaunity, The 'funeral, teak
place on Sunday To Port Aiber:t
cenetery, the Reit. C. Rutherford,
Dungannon, officiated. We ticed
mong those present ,I,61lowirtg the re-
latives Of Mr. and,Mrs. Pearson team
Auburn and Illyth -neighborhood. Mr.
and Mrs. W. Teenan, Me and Mrs.
W. Sedtie John Pearson, Mr. and
Mrs. Hoist. Rutledge, Mr. and, Mts.
J. Webster and MiSS Gracie Webster.
The Pallbearers were four little boys :
Wallaee Cunningham, Habits Schoen -
hale, Otway •Ifityden and James
Gauley. •
Mr. and Mrs. IL Bradford and aim
of Dungannon Were in the villagei ott
Sunday,
' IVfaster Leslie Curren, Gederieli,
Sunda,yed with friend§ ,in this pipe*.
•
The, flobrow congregatioa of Kleg-
stoit, will build it mall synagogue at
a cost of $14,000. •
Prepare for the Crash,
The New York Peet says filet epee*
ulatieg is more general in the Finite
ed States now then et any previous
time. Not only is there wild Rennie
ling in values itt .citi.es like int. Lott,
is and PiLtSburg, but the. eraze has
eetended to farm lauds. in Kaneate
Oklahoma, and the Dieltota,e as well.
Deposita in saviaga banks nave been
largely withdrawn hi order then peo-
ple on whose behell these deposits
wee held might tagage -in real est-
ate ventures,
The evil Complained of is not con-
fined to tee united States. In Tore
onto. a•nd Winnipeg: .eity .propeetiese,e0
beeing held on a Darrow margin at
prieee far 'beyond aetual velum Nor-
theWeet faent properties. Aro beld in
the Same Way, and at prices equally
extrevagant. -
.0ne bad -emir, one pinch, from; .aay
cause, - and we. shall nave a !gash eq-
ual to that of tbe eaxly X,ineties.
The Suet •egaire agein repeats: its war-
ning- to prepare for the inevitable. --
Weekly Sua.
Seaforth.
Margaret; Acheson:, wife of seined
Smith, has passed away. Sbe baa
been in failing heaPth tor some time
owing to her advanced age, beteg 77
years eld. The late Mrs. eentith had
been a re.sident of Seafortb. for a
number of years, coming bere from
the townsbip of McKillop wnere with
her husband they had resided on the
91h teociessiort, being one of the pion -
Der residents of 'that district. The
• ri*easect was a. Baptist itt. religion'.
her husband having: been a Baptist
preacher in his earlier days, having
c,ondected services in the ...ea chum')
situated on his own farm :in MaKill-
o4p. She is strevived by here aged: hus-
band and tom: eons, three children,
One son and two .daughters having
died some years age.
The many friends! of Mr. and Mrs.
Gepeee Murray of Brandoa, formnr-
ly of Seatorth, will . sympathize With
them in the loss of their only dau-
ghter Jennie, whose death took place
on Saturday morning in! Brandon
hospitanas a result of am attack of
typhoid fever.
Mr. Chas, Smith of Walton has
moved his family to town and will
occupy the residence of the lato Mrs.
Faeh, and wItich he recently .purchas-
ed. Mr, Smith has obtained a pos-
itionrerith the. Canada Furniture Coir,-
Drysdale
R. A. ,Shea of Radiseon, Saskat-
chewan was la the vicinity. a ' few.
days- during the past •week renewing
old acquaketences. Mr. 'Shea, has .ad-
eumelated much property in the North
west and be, . like many old •Staaley
boys, has : prove:tett wonderfall y in
that rew' and enterprising country.
. James °Pollock. of Ripley • paid. the
Village' a btainese trip . on: Satutdey.
The Rev. ;Mr..: Piersena an avenger
list Of' Landon, asiiste'd treaters Del-.
gaty .and 'Cowniel: • in the revival
meetings in the. Union Church ,e few
eighte. .
•
The ...farmers itt tlfis vicinity report
'the present' potato crop a record
breaker' and laege pits of murphies
can be sem on. every side.,
. R.. Howard of Goderielt, accome•
pained. by Miss L. 'McCartney of tne
• same, town, were :giteate at .the • home
of the former's parents,. Mr. and Mrs
J. I.Ioward..
•The season • for 'racoon. 1.;mting, 1.
now . open. nade parties are eneey-
„wneee numerous seareh of 'Ithee
•fiertylittle animals.
Hensati,
• Mr. and IVIree• L. 0. •Charlesworth
of •Zurich are moving to (kneel'.
Mr. Charketworth will engage in, the
insurance business. • .
Fred. Smallacombe is preparing
to store about thirty tons of netted
sette till spring. •
Miss Hart 'has taken a; oosltion, as
Stenographer in H. J. D. Cooke s-
lew office.
. Mr. and Mrs. Cites.' Cook an& dau-
ghter, of. Chicago, are guests: of Mra.
H. Cook. •
Dr. Ferguson has parchased back
his 'practice and residence from De.
McFadden.
Over 4000 bushels of oats 'were
Marketed in Hensall ono dug last
week, '
Miss :Mtta, • Davis lett for faronto
last week where she will attend the
will
Andrew Murray' and fen -illy moved
to the West last week.
The funeral of elee late Mrs. Ben
Smillie was held last Saterda,e, A.
number of grown up . sons and dau-
ghters mourn their loft.
Walton.
Eli McLaughlin's new :store is ap-
proaching completion,.
• Paintere and finishers are working
on, the station building this week.
A bee Was. in operation on Tuesday
grading t•he Methodist chureh and
parsonage grounds.
A new plate glass front was put
into the Sovereign Bank last week,
addin•g very materially to its appear.
anee,
Work was suspended on this section
of the railway for a few days this
'week owing to th•e Indio -tient Weather.
The hret snow of the season fell
on Tuesday night to a •depth o tom
inches and was followed by a severe
storm
8. Calvert, formerly 61 Linwood,
has assumed the managership of the
Bank' bete, and Mr. Van Kanehnet
hat gone to some of the Toronto
Ora/mires.
Mrs. L. infeDonald bad had a new
WO of village lots surveyed West
of Main street Whitby will be it de-
cided aceotritnedation tO anyone wish
Ing to become a 'resident of Walton.
John Sweet was struck by a train
ab Kingstoii anti killed.
COMEI COMEI COME!
POR SALE
40 A 1 Canadian Racoon 0oat, wbich was put away for another party,
but us he had not tbe money we will now sell It at the same price to the
first man that comes along, as offered at our big- sale.
,PPROOPPNTAINP•Wnrt!!!III•nlinnifaMtiffin!
Arrived! Arrove I Arriven
Lovely Patterns. Lovely GoodE.
IVIen's CraNtenette Coats, waterproof, direct from Montreal
manufacturers, New Overcoats. New Suits, New Un-
derwear. New Sweaters.
Everytiling a Man or Boy Wears,
Come With the Rush
and the Crowd
•
R SMITH
' Brick Block
Albert Street
CLINTON
Constance .
' Mr, Jas. Parish returned on Satur-
day and is none too well pleased,
with the West. • •
• At the aniriversa,ry services to be
herd 'her es geed) Sunday the pastor will
preach am. and evoniag and In the
aetemoan the Reve Mr, Birks of Sea -
Meth, will fill the pilpit. )n. Monday
evening there will be a teaemeeting.
• Miss Eva Rapson has returned from
the West.
• aim • • 10 • • *p.m • • •
Could Scarcely Walk
• • • • • • • •
A RHEUMATIC SUFFERER 0Ul-
'ED 13Y WILLIAMS' PINK
• Rheumatism is. rooted- in. the blood
—that it t medipal fact every ' pooe
rheumatic. sufferer • " should know.
Liniments and -outward , epPlicatiohs
canuent . possibly. cure. • •rheurnatiem.
They are .a wante of -.money", and
while' the sufferer is using thein the
disease it steadily -growing :worse—
is 'slowly but surely taking a firmer
green inlon • -the entire system.
Rhietima,tistn 'must he treated through
the blood.- That is the only way. in
whichthe poiSenee..ss'' acid scan be
drtrea. oet. Dr. • Williams . Pink Pills
actually make new bleed a'nel thaS
always cure rheumatism. Every *dose
of theee pills helps to'nes;ka new rich
lied blood which ' keeps ' the 11°14)11-
13ns aeitt frOm thes system, loosen
• the aching joints gild mescles • anti
gives the .r.heureatisne new. health "free
front Pate. Among those ." • eau
bear witrieSS to the teittle of • these
Statements • is Miss Dorsina Lang.
of St. Jerome, Que., ' for
.w.eary. thonthe she euftered from
rheumatism, elect ' begun to .. think
she was incurable. count not
straighten ufge • says Miss Langlois,
"My limbs were almost 'useless, re
Mb!! were they.. Fes many, means
endured such pains as only rhieunatic
sufferers can. Underetiand.. • ,.,..1,1though
only" thirty years Of: ag.e. ihe suffer,.
ing 1 endured' acteally made me look
like an •old woman. . I used lir:intents.
and tried sesieral -medicines .but got'
not .the slightest hen) until; almost
by chance .tnY attention was 'directed
to Dr.. Williams -Pink 'Pine. I began
taking them and in the cecina • of, .a
few weeks I could see they vire;re
helping' inc. Little by little the pate
began to go, and the Stiffnese • to
leave my. joints. 1 eofilineed Parking
the pills . for several.. months Where
every symptom of . the' trouble' had
disappeared. .I'have not felt a
twinge Of theuMatisni. since, and .1
less . the day Dr. Williams Pink
Pilis canto' to ray .netite."
Dr. :Williams' Pink Pills. never fail
o curerireurnatisIni because they go
.ight.to the eaot of the trouble in
he blood. Tbat is why these pills .,
uri'e all the doinnum ailments due to
oar" and .watery blood, such as
headaches 'arge backaeluse, ine.
17g:est!
:ion eneuealgia, St. Vine.. dance,
it
ee41. weakness; and the distressing
riegularities that Millet • women • and.
rowing girls. you need a medicine
ott will eave money by taking De.
Miura Pink Pills at once. See
tat the full eatheeDr. Williams Pink
ills. foe Pale ?conic is printed on
he wrapper around every bole Sold
y all teedieine dealers eir by mail
t 50 cents a box or sik boxes for
.31.50 team The Dr. Williams Medieine
or., Brockville, One;
• Londeshoro.
(Intended for last issue.)
IVIrs, Jas. Langley of Niagara is
visiting eel atiees in these parts.
• Mr, Gee. Peareon of London, a
travelling preacher of the Brethren.,
is in thie vicinity at present. ' .
Partners are busy loading • sugar
beets at the station.
- Miss A. Young retureed art Wednes-
day front a visit with frieadsitt
Whitby.
new, Jas. ilamiltOn of Leamington
aceompenied the remains of the late
Law Lawrence, condueting the fun,-
arief Servide here on Thursday last.
Ile also remained over for Sunday
taking the services, at both! appoint-
ments, of ila former pastorate. He
Wa4, .greeted with large congregationa
who listened earnestly to his execll.
cot, stamens. Bev. Leah) supplied
his work at Leamington.
.
The gradinid
g on, the br,ge of the
Kb and Oth con. hie been eompleted
and time( of the tr'orr bee arrived.
Vellic and Willie:410 arrived
home last vitek after an eXtereled
visit with friends in, Manitoba.
• West VVawanosh
Much sninpather is felt for George
Westbmook and family in the death of
Ufa wife, and mother of the hornel
which occurred on Wedneada,y of last
week. The funeral took place on, Sat-
urday' from the . residenee of eecleas-
edoe daughter; Mrs. Frank Glenn.
Mrs. Westbrook's maiden .natne wee
Hannah Maria. Steele, and elle 'gas
born in the township of Lobo, near
Londen, where she was married. Mr,
and lefra. Westbrook came from Ko -
make to Dungannon about 26 years
eery, !and had'lived for the pasti three
yeaas near Winghard... Of a family of
five are .1iv1nge-George, who.
haa lived for the past twelve years
in Gederiehe Leonard, at Daephin,
Mae., but is at home at peesent
Mrs. Glenn. of Dungannon:: Mrs-. West-
brook was a Methodist in religion.
She wap fifty-six years of age.
Benmiller
Berman Maedel is spending a tees
days In, Goderieb. • '
. Nits. W. -M. Alohring, 'who, has been
sick, is able to be around again.
Miss Maggie Vans -tone f Goderich
is spending a iew days with relativ-
es. a,rid frierele. • • •
• Medi sympathy is extended to .
and Mts. John Schwanz in the las:
or, thoi.: I i ttle ten -months -old girl.
. •
Mes, Ed Welters and tem, Heroin
are visiting Mr.S.•• Walt'Repents.,
Mr. and ,Inrs. lIeney F net, at Clin-
ton •
• 'Mrs. Jesse Gledfill, -who 4een ill
for ,:eonio. little/timeis; we are glad.
to say, slowly:improving.. We wish
hey a speedy epee:an:Y. •
Allinan old xteitieut,
Col-
borne, but lately Of the West; 'Wee
lvitewing old aegunietances. .Ele is a
brother of. Misses Annie "otel. inagie
AlIin of Godarich.
. •
•FIJR1n. FOOD
Clark's name on canneee meats is 'a
ante' eign 'that tliey are perfectIn
pure—made from: the beet.'
. • '
air is
ExtraLong
Peed your hair; nourish it;
give it something to live on.,
Then it Will stop falling, and
will grow long and heavy.
Ayer's Bair Vigor is ihe only
hair -food you can buy. Por
yeus ft has been doing
just what we claim k will do.
It will not disappoint you.
lint after
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Night
Classes
are now .being formed in
• the.
CLINTON BUSINESS CRUSE
Special pennteriihip cis..
sea every evening treat
7 te 9 o'clock. Cell or
write ter partieulare.
GEOSPOTTON0 PRINCIPAL
w • e • s wan ns nnt 0400 en n eis e A st tV
0
0
GREAT SHOE BARGAIN
AT WIC TAYLOR & SON'
in order to make room for our Immense
Fall & Winter Stook
WISA"WW4
tgghetgoitaocivsoforiroyclodzisatiortclear out at lees than Cost several lines of Wool.
m
faous goods. Look at the following prices, then come and flee
Ladies' Tall OXfOrcigt regular price $1,40 for ege
Ladies' Tan Oxfords, regular price $1.60 for *La*
Boys' School Boots, regular price $1.50 to $1.73 for 9c
Boys' Plow Boots, regular price OW for 1400
Youths' School Boots, regular price $1.00 to $1.25 for 70c
Mens' Plow Boot,, sizes 6 & 7 only, regular price $1 ar $1.25,,tol 00o
Misses' Pebble Laced Boots, regular price n40 and $1,60 for miire
Kisses' Pebble Buttoried Boots, regular price $1,40 to $i.5 elettenec
Childs' Laced & Buttoned Boots, inzeo 8. 9 Se 10, worth $.1135. for750
Childs' Laced & Buttoued Boots, sizes 4 to 7,k, worth $4.4" x"
Ohdds Strap Slippers, sizes 8,9 & 10, worth. ginfor halnprice only 000
Wres TM RCM§ at half price. You should iteeibens,1113.00 for 11M.09
This is not alankrept Stock but nearly all Olio season's goods and
tlaey are less than the manufacturers' price but we have no ream foe •
teem,
Our Fall Goods are nearly all in and If yott Minh to seethe ianest assort.
went of Footwear at the lowest prices ever showo in Clinton, come to
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And we mean to keep it so for we are
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Our Prices tell the tale
Let's show you our etock andquote" you.
the •money -saving figures at which you
can buy it.
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Undertaking promptly attended* to by .night or aitst:
..Night and Sunday calls answered at residence.,
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a Heating Stove, a Cooking Ringe, or a Furnace. Call ancfmake your Se
selection, We have a large stock of all the leading lines . '
RANGES : COAL ilLATERS': ' COAL BASE HEATERS.:
Happy Thought Belle Oak . Radiant Home
. Pandora Dandy
Corona , Acme Jewel
-Penn Esther and: Glen 0a,k
• Canada Steel Range Telephone
McClary's Famous t
Empire Garland In
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-Buck:Prize
• •A good time now to have your roofs made Rain and Storm Proof. ee -
We have Roofing Paint for old roofs and the Rubber itoofing fen--;
new roofs.—The BEST in the market.
A few squares Brick Pattern Metal Siding at cost.4.
. 1 SecOnd.hand Platform Scale, weighs 400 pounds, only $4.
A big stoek of Graniteware and aluminum ware.
just received a new up.teedate stock of all kinds of Lamps.
Aluminum Oil Heaters. Just the thing for the chilly mornings
and eVeniegs.
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If ou need anything that is to be touild in
an up.to-date Jewelry Store. • The reason is
plain. Our watches are reliable time-kaapers,
and our rings, brooches, etc., are just as .we
guarantee them. You make no mistake An
buying here either from tue standpoint:of quai.
ity or price.
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