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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1901-04-26, Page 54 4 4 4 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 1 1 1 1 a { f t `O.'W'B► tt 1 •T P *'L o get 4143:94t " "oiir OU?l`ftllal if thay.givtt;y(>tt lb%WOWe dyoub ve there as ,stn Strtutu stet• dott't apply- . Putuanea 'Patoluea Cor* *Ad. Wars a ',a.' e ' Hxtiatetor. in tw,ettlarstotar hours d •i. *i)el.11!4otti $4011*Sie.theafIIa•••S theyy-•• it'& did etrOYed. tNtrrt)vaciit le R . ��I#4•*�itiltg�ii#lilal i s the(r fattNtg deatroyiid. Now Lh)a Is - k a t 'ae • t bodtr enc ,e...y . �: •, flow a xxtlre*tt'Y including • iIL• • • S• joIs::.: 1 ' •e • .....••••••••••••...................................... .. At an Extraordin�alt kPr ce, a 4i.'.r i l` ' 26th.& 2 i the T o Days' As never before, from one end to the other, the Store is fairly beaming with bright, new, stylish goods, Silks, Dress Goods, Muslins, Ging•hams, Gloves, Prints, Carpets, Curtains. A variety so vast, so complete, that to attempt a description seems a hopeless taSkf Our extraordinarily large stock suggests to us two days' advertising selling. Komarkabie moms Tor fin 26th aad 27th. 40 pieces Dregs Ginghnms, New. Bright, Beautiful Hoods. Nen! Colorings, Stripes nod Pie ids. Regular values 121c to 20e a yard. Two day's pi ice at pe^ yard 6o pieces New 32 to 34 inches wide English Pr iota. Fast Colors and in (tuuaettse range of natterus. Regular 10e and 124c Hoods, at. pieces of New, Wool, Dress Settings, Black Lustres and Sicilians, heat quality. 41 to 40 inches wide, small neat pat - 45 ter na. Regulus pi ices range from 60e to 80c it yard. April 25C: two days sale price, at per yard 8c 8c pieces. 36 to 38 inches wide. ail pure wool, Heavy Suiting 30 Serges in all leading colors and black ana trearn. At per 25c yard, special gpruels 10 to 60 inches wide and 374 yards long. Nottingham F0 Liu•e Curtains, in a yai tety of new designs. fine. soft Cur- tain and vet y effective. Regular price $1.00 a pair. Your $ I.00 choice 50 bsnits Cotton Blankets in White and in Ore ye, with fancy orders, full double size. Regular value 51.00. At per pair 69c 5 pieces, 36 inches wide, Heavy Reversible Union Cat pet, new designs and good, fast. clear colors. At per yard, 2 days 29C ontv, special pieces new, extra heavy, well covered, 27 inches wide, Eng - I0 Hell Tapestry Carpets, in designs suitable for any roots, hall or stairs. Regular value OOc a yard, and recommended for good wear. At per yard 50C FRIDAY and SATURDAY, April 26th and 27th. W. ACHESON AND SO the Goserich %tar. TELEPHONE CALL 71 FRIDAY. APRIL 20, 1901. DauglZters of the, Empire ProDose the Erection and Main- tenance or a Public Hoapttal In Goderich. The following was the Regent's address at the monthly meeting of the Daughters of the Empire, held in the Court House on Wednesday after noon of last week. The proposal which marks the first public effort of the branch so recently torined by Gode- rich ladies is most creditiible and de- eerving of every encouragement : It is now generally known that the organization of the Daughters of the Empire is the outcome 01 a sent tweet inculcated in the hearts of women by the South African war, which has in a sense challenged the power of the Empire and its armies. During the earlier period of the South African campaign, the great disasters and re- verses that hefel the Britt3h arms aroused the sympathy and loyalty of British subjects in every quarter of the globe, and all felt the imperative ne- cessity of helping the Mother Land. The Wren gave their peisonal set -vice in the gallant soldiers all the Colonies sent, and the woinen, as nurses and in sending comforts to the field of strife, did their best. The Daughters of the Empire was formed to carry on the gond work ot help in time of need. t.3 "King and Country," and in time of peace by gentle acts to foster and instill the good and chief good of our fellow countrymen, and aid in every way within their power to benefit their land, and unite in one common bond the women of the greatest Eui• pire the world has ever seen. ,* the general public ; but those of us who have had hi tend the sick and suffering fully realize how the std of a hospital would alleviate in ninny cases unnecessary suffering, Referring to the House of industry, at Ulintou, which is and will lien last- ing ntonntnent to Lhe genet osity and humanity of the people of this County, when it wits first suggested it suet with opposition, if not hostility. hut in it few short veers its strongest opponents at first became its warns supporters afterwards, thus showing how a few progressive xhd courageous people can, hacked by it good cause, influence pub- lic opinion. What is suggested is the holding in the near future of a public meeting, and have some of our prominent urea address the meeting to point nut the great adv,tntiage to be obtained by having a pubic Hospital in cur midst. Each one of us can recall some ins'unce where a sufferer has endured needless pain, for back of proper accommoda- tion and atte.ttion, particularly where a contagious disease wits the malady. And then the sailors who are stricken down in our port, there is simply tic refuge for them. Will we each iner- t -Orally pledge ourselves' to do our best end very hest to forward this good work, and as "Daughters of the Empire" feel that we are not letting our opportunities pass unheeded? We do not as an Order wish to arrogate first place to ourselves, but will co- operate in every way with any other organizations in helping on this worthy cause, feeling we have faith- fully done our part in love of one Country's cruise, by being the first to call attention to this long felt want. M. E. 13. MACDONALD, Regent. Onr Ahmedk Branch feel that the Most practical day of showing our deep interest, in- the well heingg and usefulness of our order is in doing what our hand finds to do, and do it with our might by filling a long felt want in endeavoring to stimulate the interest of the public in endeavoring to found and p build u hospital for the town of Goderich andCounty of Huron. We sully realize that Such a huge undertaking as building and maintaining a hospital cannot be ac- complished by sentiment only. and that the efforts of a few patriotic w¢tnen would be inadequate without "-t'he Warm and material support of the *hole community. We feel that the institution of our Order tit this town will not be in vain. if we can stimu- late and foster public opinion in the direction of such a huriiftnh and much needed institution, and Instill to the minds of the phitanl.hropie citi2ens of Goderich and County of Huron tlmt it le a duty as Well as k privilege to m.sterlaliy aid oulr,effotte in the foun- datioO of a, hospifiir. , a,WetInaat •Oe pop9rec' to'ipeet indif- >tereitce.Yf'let oplibsltion,'6ip fdrtit. but we 11)09?, jleritebere, ail Such a greet boon cannot he appreciated at once by Bronchitis Is now Epidemic. Bronchitis is becoming very preva- lent, hut is not now incurable, for Cat- arr•hozone cures even the worst cases. Uatarrhozone inhaler sends the heal- ing medicated air into every passage in head, bronchial tunes and lungs; it reaches the germs and destroys them. Cetart•hozone soothes and cools the inflamed membranes. quickly cures the dry cough and feverishness, and the Laborious breathing and soreness in the windpipe are relieved at once. When Oatarrhozone is inhaled, bron- chitis is cured in one to five days. It has been extensively used, and never once failed. Even cases of 5. 10 and 20 yearsatandine that have baffled the skill of the best physicians, have been cuffed by Catarrhozone. Your doctor can tell you that Oatarrhozone is the hest discovery of the century, and that he always prescribes it for Mon - chide, net hum and •atarrli. Get it to- day, and he cured. Price $1.00; small 25 cents, at druggists or Polson & Co., Kingston, Ont. 3. W. Yeo, of (3ts]crich .township. is nQW the owner of two More fermis. having bought iota 80 and 31 on the 8th coneetwiun belonging to Peter Cooks ia'iill there are 100 acres, 80 acres iu each. A dose bf Miller's %Vorpi Powders occasionally will 'keep the children healthy. 11 your child is pale, peevish and Bites not thrive, is dose ot r,Iiller'v Worst eov-dere oveasionnlly will cuts'. For sale by alt druggists. The tote! asaeusttletii of \Vingham for 1901 is 5803.6)37 as compared with $567.014 for 1900. This makes an in- crease of in the total assess - Merit of the town. The population is given as 219$, an incteatee of only 9. By their action on the stornaeh, liv- er. and ttgwele, Millet'fi Worm Pow. tier's correct, all such troubles as lack of app11te, bitiouwn@ire, drowertless, sallow complexion, etc.; nice to take. For sale by all druggists. liev,.13. Acheson, who ministered faith- fully to the people of Kippen for upwards et 16 years, went out to Dakota several weeks ego,' end while there' preached two secceasive Sabbaths in meth of two oongre- aslioes, and We are pleased to learn that be received q call from each ot the oeugre- ltetipns, and be has seeepted that from Pembina. The salary promised Is 11100 i year and fres mime. Intrinsic worth is sore to be recog' nized sooner or later, There never has been any extravagant advertising of !Idler's Ootnppund Iron Pills, no tiering headlines, followed by exagge rated statements, but. notWithetaod- ing, it appears to he pretty well knbwp that they are thabest medicine for building pp the evetdin and curing elf diseases resulting from poor blood. Died ln.Sanborn, North Dakota, on the 7th instt, Alex,spry of Mr. and Mre. Jas. Wellston, con. 13, Hallett, at the early age of 32 years. He was only Ill one week, tieing -suddenly taken off by pinra pneumonia; which resulted from acnld contracted. He was only mar- ried four months and had just settled down to at happy life, heing a prosper- ous young farmer, the owner of a whole section of land in Northern Da- kota, egtirely free from debt. The great lung healer is found in that excellent medicine sold as Bickle's Anti -Consumptive Syrup. It soothes and diminishes the sensibility of the metr,hrane of the throat and air pas- sages, and is a sovereign remedy for all cough*. colds, hoarseness. pain or soreness in the chest, bronchitis, etc, it hay cured, ninny when eupposed to be far advanced in consumption. A Morris farmer has sold 51000 worth of hogs to the buyers since the 1st of January, 1901. They count up fest at the pr•t.'es being paid these days. The snit of Grundy Bros. vs. the town of Kintcatdine, settled at the recent assizes in Walkerton, is of gen- eral interest. The main part of the plaintiffs clairh was for damages tor illegal distress for taxes, The firm secured as one of the considerations in establishiog their business, exe.nption from taxation for a term of ten years. The hy•law granting the exemption was absolute in its terms and granted tho firm immunity from all mnnioipal rants. For eight years that privilege was corceded and no demand trade upon them for any taxes whatever. In 1898, the totvn council was advised that the exemption could not under CONOV CA DLE S The, [1r. a Itch. that'. rich .e4 br14 Want. No odor. Many .tyles. role everywhere. ...1.. the law apply to school taxes and that the firth was liable to pay taxes. The -collector demanded payment of the school tax. but as it v•as found that no notice of the assessment had been given the claim was not proceeded with. In 1899 the assessor delivered his notice and the collector proceeded in the latter part of the year to collect, some 550 or 560 school rates. In the settlement agreed on plaintiffs are to he ; efunded t he taxes paid . by them. The corporation gets judgment for two years instalments ot the mortgage and interest with costs. The business is to be continued far at lout four years. Messrs Grundy agreeing to assign the insurance policies to the town and to pay itt least 58000 per annum in wages, this payment to be accepted in lieu of ad annual propor- tion of judgment. Costs to he paid to the town in four annual payments. A London man says, •'Woe suffer ing front blood poisoning. Was re commended to try Miller's Compound Iron Pills. I did so and they cured rte." That red nose nill soon become respectable to appearance by biking Miller's Compound Iron•Pills, they are best. GO doses for 2bc. ...MORE... Wall Paper. It is a pleasure to look WALL PAPER. The Patterns ere exclusive and the Colorings harmonize perfectly. We have taken gyeat care fn the selection of our stock, which is not sur- passed anywhere. Over SOO s*IWplett to eisiett trom, and all carried in stock. • No matter what you liesestsers. want you will 11114 15 here. • Priteet tants from 40 -per roll 54 40e per fol1e It our Wti 'bake r *pedally, of showing papers from 1. to ° 8tit1. AskIS•$ bid` et(► afit Stripe and Panel Effects, Sind keejfybnrfirsOtt OM. the* window for halerce c Via. P .kt R'S I inlet! y 'Ailt Paper Store, rtiw ii i ilk Ci nett Melee liiisttuarls. • O ODU UCII Bell'Teleuttolie Go. While the -Dead Mad* is rising your Telephone, yso4nbtDm aw kiting is t ve. twist 7b drrfer iferritt bo bee. kis abs the charge Is 60 a mai. slat t.p!laed Puki4. .,14 10..:uet.► 0 ttlprs •i4tatArq Rp mesa. vr$! t -, .ftl ,tillsBM+rdO k ,an 3Idrake Bitten,: aoompOuad of a dome of the very bast. roots. brxks anti hart* to ass for 131,Qwadt. Uveas, X14paYs tall Blood, Put up in large 50c. pkgs, _Each pkg. wakes 4 pts - TA Cli,1aR'iLfA9.LA14' INpSMUT. ICAi1L1 'r0 Prepared and sold only try S.E. HIOK, ININTAAL PRITQ, STORM. OtingEWCH, ONT. "Always tba 1304 at Htoke." Mill Wood For Sale The show is cut into stove wood length and will be delivered so any part of the town the same day its ordered. Orders received by telephone or left at 128 Cambria tit. will receive prompt attention 'Phone 98. Peter !`lcEwan. Goderich, Nov. 21st, 189Q, l!27.5rros STOVES STOVES STOVES rhe Pearl Silver Steel Coal Range, and the Art Amherst Heater are the best stoves in the market, for sale only by J. H. WORSELL They Never Knew Failure. -Careful observation of the effects of Parme- lee's Vegetable Piffle has shown that tuey act Immediately on the diseased organs of the system and stimulate them to heitlthy action. There may be cases in which the disease has been long seated and does not yield to medi• cine, but even in such cases these Plls have been known to bring relief when all ether so-called remedies have failed. These assertions can be substantiated by many who have used the Pills. and medical !nen speak highly of their qualities. Geo. Porter, Phone Ines Lues! Manliest Goderich. CANTELON'S Pastry, Oyster Patties, Tarts. Short Bread and Cream Rolls. Mince Pies and Lady Fingers. Kisses, Macaroons, Matanguee. Beruidy Snaps, eto. Are as good as the best made in any Cita in Canada. dantelon leads the trade to WEDDING CAKES, in tancy designing, and ornamenting and almond icing. Give him an order and your satisfaction will be assured. O. CANTELON, WEST -9T. OO D EI R I G H. Business Knowledge andE verlastinp Push 'cc_i r It has paid others to attend the Cewtral Business College, STRATFORD.ONT.. and it will pay you, Our students ore remark- ably successful in securing non holding excel. lent situations. Be careful in your selection of n, school. Ex -students of other business col. logos are now In attendance at our school. Come to this College end we will guarantee to thoroughly prepare you for busines,. lite. We deal in genuine busine.s education. We hove nothing to do with the sham article. Write for ourcatalogue. Students admitted at tiny time. W. J. ELLIOTT. Principal. McKILLOP Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Farm and Isolated Town Property Insured. Value of Property Insured up to Januau•v 1901, $3.048.975.00. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS, J. n. McLean Pres.: T. Fraser, Vice Pres.; J, Cmtnolly, O. into, W. 0. Broadfoot J. Wntt, J. Evans, J G.Orieve, J. Beni ewola. Directors; W. G. Bo,tdTout, beaforth, Inspector of losses; T.15. Hays, Soaforth. Seoretary-Treasurer. AGENTS. J. W. Yeo, !felines dile; Jas. Cumming, E mnndvnle; IL McMUlan, Sealorth; R. Smith, Oarlock. Policy holdora enn pay assessments and got their cards recetpted at W. CoATh, Clinton, or at MOLEAN BROW PALACE CLOTHING STORE, Goderich. 1793.1 yr. The Brooklyn, N. Y., Eagle, of Ap ril 1st, thus refers to a one time inucl noticed character in this section :--I Mrs. Margaret G Shephard, who calls herself Staler Magdeline Adelaide, is not arrested for circulating obscene literature, it will not be her fault. no that of the Roman Catholic Clergy o Brooklyn. In the course of her tra vela through the country and city lectoripg on her old topic, she circu• Imes folt ease to the public, a pamphlet containing incidents of a grossly immnrvai nature. and to prevent thin the law has been invoked. A Magic PIM -Dyspepsia is a foe with Which men are constantly grap- pling but cannot oxtoitninate. Sub- dued, and- to ail appearances van- quished intone. it makes its appear- ance to another direction. In teeny the digestive apparatus is a, delicate es the mechanism of a watch or scientific instrument in which even a breath of ail, will "male a variation. With smolt persons disorders of the stomach e0sue frons the most trivial causes and Cause much suffering. To these Pd node to Vegetable Plls are recotnmended as mild and sure. At a recftit tot,eting in Brussels in aid of the Palmerston Pork Packing Co., about $200 worth . of *tock wee *tib!Ieribed and some OW more has office b ten appbsciibed. A canvas of the neighhotiog townships is being trade andrE fe expel .ed considerhble stock will be taken in that. neighbor - tided. it its claimed that these co-op erattve cogapanies kitep op tiie ; r'ce to the dpttrt rsafld even if ad dio.d•!rtds are ever paid. those who raise host* pili Birt good profits in the increased lutes they receive. Massey -Harris Warerooms Hamilton St., Goderich. Paints, Oils and Varnish's VIhr rE 1Nshe T , UII 13 of largest i !IS I WHIT . AD, f $ wo Ilsll Kitsch [it. Ifoterit vcsilttt•in> dice+►. Mixed; Paints. t;E B a e P is SQ �. =il�t: � are th Ql3 _'� _ N +tai' best iu Canada. They $o' the farthest, list the longest, ane are put up in the xuoet attrsCtivi shades. Bay diem and gel! Feu. Lamm Mamma, Dry Colors. We handle the bast Oradea of Dry Colors. each as Vermillioae, Indican 1e, Red Lead,French Green, Brunswick Osseo, XOoldea Ochre, Yellow Ochre, ,EPglieb Qxtdo, Canadian Qxide, Ultra Marine Blue, Umbers, Biennia, and many other popular dry colors. All who wish the best goods at the best prices should give us a call and we will do oar best to please you. Garden Tools. We Carry a large etook of Hose, Rakes, Spades, Shovels, Garden Trowels, Pruning Shears, Penning Hooks, Pruning Knives, Prunus Saws, Hedge Clippers, Rubber Hose and Lawn ?towers. Only a Few Cut Nails Left At le Per Pound. A. McD. ALLAN. The Leading Hardware. Honest Goods at Honest Prides. COOPER'S Seed, Flour and Feed Shore. Hamilton Street - - Goderich. All kinds of Sends and Grains bought and sold on the premises. Just now Farmers want Timothy, Clover, Alsike, and Seed Grains -we have the beet and most reliable in the market, from the best importers in Canada, and pones are always right. The Largest Grain, Flour, Feed and Seed Store in the County of Huron. Goods delivered to all parts of the town, and freight orders promptly attended to. I sell the BANNER BINDING TWINE at 9io. per Ib. Give us a Call be'ore planing your order. adi-Give us a Call. A. J. COOPER '1 Sloane's Old Stand. ALi, kinds of Fnrtn Machinery, and Bicycles with the most modern Improvemenre, and a reputation to back them up for solidity, lightness, and reasonable pricoa. Highest sward nt Perla Exhibition 1899.110 A tall line of repairs for Massey Harrls•Pattereon• Whiner Implements always In stock. Brantford and Palmerston Carnegee,good.ro• liable., up-to-date. If you wnnt a carriage or Implements of any kind, It will pay to call and see us. Bert Parsons, Agent. JOHN YULE, Kingston St., Goderich. Up -to -Date Bicycle Livery and Repair Works. Dealer in H1'h-Grade Btcyclet, Bicycle Nundrios, Electrical Supplies, etc., etc. No job is too large nr too small for us, and prices will always be found reasonable. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ /-,i •••••••••• T. J. VIDEAN ... iS still at the same Old Stand on East street. Goderich, with a full and fresh supply of FIELD and GARDEN SEEDS Such as Alsike, Timothy, Clover, Grains, Etc., Etc. Myers' Royal Horse and Cattle Food in large or small quantities. Flourand Feed constantly on hand. Goods and Prices always right. SPRING MILLINERY .. . JOHN YULE. BRAKES AND COUPLINGS. A railway engin* Is equal to strength to 000 horses. Railways use no over 2.000.000 tone of steel a year, almost half the world's prot- ect. tta*den railways era the most danger- ous in lire world. Thirty persons to every ro111100 passengers are tither killed et harts All the latest and best designs in trimmed and untrimmed Millinery and ready-to-wear Hats. Call and inspect before purchasing. MISS CAMERON Apprentices Wanted. Hamilton Street. Smith ,Met Jones At X1;115,640 Stora told pet pounded ths iddivf ron_.Uadrqtr,hots col#Id pot answer,: but egteeti tb s it was a good ono when Smith planted cx- plained-. Smith -- Jones, why is a men with a $tS suit bought at Pridllaw s, like the father of new twins ? Jones - don't know, Smith ; why is he like the father of new twine ? Smith - Because he'd got twice as much as he expected. Moral - Cid your Spring Suit made to order here, and, like the man with the twine, you will get more than, you expected or bargained for. See whet the hest toms of the world have produced -to be seen In Prldhain's windows. el• --PRI DHAI I, The Tailor. G ODERICH SEED EIIPORIUM. We have the largest and best selected stock of Seeds in Town. Our Clovers and Grasses have been bought from the best importers in the Dominion, and are pronounced by our numerous customers first-class stock. We are leaders In Mangel Seed. We have in stock one half ton of tine selected Mangel Seed of all varieties. As the Corn Season comes on you will rind us as usual with some of the best kinds for cultivation. We have given our customers the very best satisfaction on this line, and will earnestly en- deavor to do so in the future. ' All kinds of Field and Garden Seeds kept on hand and sold at reasonable prices. We sell the best brands of Flour, Herbagum and Meals of all kinds. Your patronage is respectfully solicited on the merits of the goods we sell, WM. BURROWS & SON, AT MUNROE'S STOCK -TAKING NOW GOING ON and when finished will mean a large quantity of ends of all kinds, which will be disposed of at prices that will ensute quick sale. GILT AND STEEL BUTTONS just received -all sizes. New Yarns in Black Colors. Men's Hosiery -extra value. Ladies' Extra Large Undervests-generally a scarce article. A. MUNRO. Draper. That Touches the Spot MacLeod's System Renovator 0/4 FOIL Weak & Impure Blood Liver & Kidney.Diseases Female Complaints, &c. Ask Druggiet, or write direct to J. M. bfaoLEOD, Goderich, Ont. hit Residence and tntoratory-Nowgato Stroot. the Old Stand. 1n rear of Knox Church. Your Grocery Wants 4.&_Can Best be Supplied at this Grocery Everything FRESH and UP-TO-DATE. fierCALL AND SEE THE STOOK T_ G_ TIPPING, Hotel Bedford Block. The Square, Goderloh eti' S.:a!SL?'�\7..N'•XV'.r ',74 ., ;ASI iii '� "',0 eNV 0 \• Surgeons' Antiseptic 011 in °.;v kp`'i'•'a(tir' to give,, relief iT CURES Piles, Burns, Scalds, Ulcerations. I'1' CI, RES Wounds and Bruises. IT ('Oldies Bolla, Ca:hunclee, Felons. 11' 1.1'11l':H Inflamed of (%Meed Breasts and Hare Nipples, IT CURES Halt Rheum, 'rewire, and all eruptions of the tikiit. IT CURE.. Rhetiniatisni and Neu rid gla Prunekl . PRICE SOC. Hold by all druggists sent hyf all on receipt , f pi Ic e Antiseptic Chemical Company, 12111 MASONIC TEML'LI'%, CHCIAGO, ILLS. et4'4.sz.-xv.ar'a eS.2%74v•c dx,r,V. Hamilton St. Goderich. We're in it, too J. BROPH E\ & SON ... . HAVE been in the FURNITURE and UNDERTAKING business for many years, and desire to thank the general public for tbo very liberal patronage extended during the poet quarter of a century. TO CELI•:iBIRATI': with our friends we have decided to give exceptionally low prices on FURNITURE for the next thirty days. If yon want anything in ('ouches, Lounges, Bed -room Suites, Parlor awl Dining Room Chairs, Mockers, Sideboards, rte., etc„ the prices we quote should not doter you from boying. THE CO(N)S aro all good and worth a great deal more than we asst -much loss than other people sell at. Do not buy until you see our stock ; to inspect costs you nothing, and we will bo pleased to show you our goods. UNDERTAKING ie apeci.ly wish We li r e hlY understand our Woo nets and have received our schooling and diploma at the seat of lekrning, In every case we guarantee the most modern and best possible service at the lowest living prices. J. BROPHEY SON. It Pays to Paint. There is nothing that adds to the selling vales nr the renting value of a house like good paint -there in nothing that makes home more home -like than good paint It pays to paint. The better the paint, the better it pays. THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT pays In the beginning because it goes cry far -pays in the end becateie it Intla oo long, and lnoko so well, ns long as it haste. There in no faint like it for beauty and durability, for economy and satisfaction. N. D. Rougvie, Cash Hardware Store.