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THE ARTISAN SHOE FOR MEN?
DRESS GOODS.
Oar stock of Dress Goods for Fall
and Winter is now complete. Daring
the past two weeks we have opened
out a large variety of lines which were
carefully selected for their special val
ues and up-to-date styles. The shades
that happen to be fashion’s favorites
are well represented in this store, as
well as the fancy overchecks and plaids
in vogup. Our range in all lines wall
be found very elaborate embracing the
latest creations of manufacturers, and
the values are unsurpassed. Here are
a few lines in stock :
Broadcloths, in fine glossy soft
Chiflor finish, most beautiful costume
fabrics. Colors—Black, Brown, Navy
and Green, at $1.25, $1.35, and $1.50
per yard.
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Venetians are great favorites at
present in fashion centres, and they
are not only beautiful but vgry service
able. Shades—Black, Brown, Navy,
Green, and Wine. Prices, 50c, 75c,
$1.00, $1.25, $1.50..
Panama Cloths are in great de
mand by those requiring a medium
weight dress goods that will give the
greatest amount of satisfaction for a
comparatively small sum of money.
We have these cloths in Black, Gar
net, Navy, Green and Browu. They
are pure wool, 48 inches wide and are
worth today 75 cents per yard but our
special price is 50 cents.
Fancy Tweeds are always in
demand for Fall and Winter wear.
Thej' have weight enough to make a
comfortable costume, and the lines we
have at 25c. and 50c. per yard make
splendid school or wearing dresses for
girls. While the beautiful quiet toned
ombre checks in suit lengths at higher
prices make up costumes of beauty
that are admired by everyone.
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Property for Sale
North half lot 8, Church Survey,
two and one half acres land on which
is erected a good frame house and
stable, never failing spring close t
house. F.,r partLu ars apply to Jas
Fisher, or Peter Corrigan, Lucknow
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Local Salesman
WANTED FOR
LUCKNOW
and adjoining country to
represent
“Canada’s Greatest Nurseries.”
A permanent situation for
the right man, for whom the
territory will be reserved.
Pay weekly, free equipment.
Write for particulars.
STONE & WELLINGTON,
Fonthill Nurseries,
(over 800 acres).
TORONTO, - ONTARIO
Clan Tartans will never go out
of fashion. They are always pretty and
particularly so for young people or
slight figures. We have twelve styles
to choose from a id the prices run 50c,
75c and 85c per yard.
Cashmeres, Henriettas, and Satin
Cloths are in favor this year and we
are showing an especially good range
of shades at 50 cents per yard.
French Flannel Waist Goods.
French Flannels always make com-
foi table waists for cold weather. We
have these id Black, Navy, Cream and
Wine shades, with neat embroidered
patterns, in waist lengths at 50 cents
per yard.
Plaid Silks.
Plaid Silks are now fashionable for
waists and they can be got in shades
that harmonize beautifully with certain
colors of Skirts, We have a good va
riety of these beautiful plaids to choose
from, and the prices 65c, 75c, and $1
per yard.
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Fall Coatings.
We have a nice range of Tweed
Coatings in quiet check patterns and
plaid effects in 3| yard lengths, 56 in,
wide at $1.25 and $1.50 per yard.
These are very fashionable at present.
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Ladies’ Belts.
Leather Belts to match the costume
are considered a necessity by those
who follow the fashions. They are cer
tainly very pretty and much in vogue
at present. We have just opened out
a nice variety of these in the popular
shades at the special prices of 25c and
50c.
APPLES WANTED
AT ONCE, at the
LUCKNOW EVAPORATOR
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The Lucknow Evaporator is now ready to receive apples.
All sizes taken as long as they are sound, but must be
sorted, keeping the large ones separate from The small ones,
and for which
Highest Cash Prices
will be paid, according to quality. Small apples must be
brought in in bags. Large ones can be brought in either in
either in bags or loose in wagon. Do not let any of your
apples go to waste, as we will be able to pay good prices this
season and it will pay you to bring in your apples to tne Luck i
now Evaporator.
New and modern buildings for storing apples have been
erected and there will be no delay in unloading this season.
Bring in your early varieties and wind fails at once.
JOHN JOYNT, Prop.
The Profitable Hog.
Experience will determine each man's
preference. If a hog is wanted that
will attain to a great size, is quiet, in
fact rather lazy and sluggish, that will
fatten readily at any age and make
good use of the feed given him, the
Poland-China or the Chester White
will fill the bill, writes J. Al Dobie in
the National Stockman and Farmer.
But the Poland-China is prone to small
litters, and the Chester White is prone
to skin diseases in winter unless well
housed and clean bedded. I have
raised hundreds by crossing the Ches
ter female to the Poland-China male,
and the combination is very hard to
beat. Some strains of the Duroc-Jer
seys approached nearer to perfection
than any I have ever tried, and some
approached too nearly to the old woods
hog,. A cross between the Poland-
China male and Duroc female is the
best all round pork producer I have
ever tried.
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THE SHEPHERD
AND HIS STOCK.
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To produce and maintain a flock
with uniformly good constitutions, vig
orous and thrifty, test the ability of
a shepherd more than to produce one
that is a fine weol producer or that
carries a good mutton form, says a
writer in American Sheep Breeder.
Good constitution and a breed that
is adapted to the environment are
necessary conditions for a vigorous
flock. There is a great difference,
however, in the strength of constitu
tion of different individuals of any
breed. It is indicated by the form
and appearance of the animal. A deep
chest, front legs set wide apart, brisket
coming well forward, well sprung ribs
—marks showing plenty of room for
heart, lungs and digestive organs—are
evidences, though not infallible ones,
of good constitution. Stronger evi
dence of it or lack of it is to be
seen in the motions and carriage of the
animal, the poise of the head and ears,
the expression of the eye and the ap
parent spirit of the animal. These are
not easy to describe intelligently, but
are easily recognized by the expe
rienced shepherd.
Constitution is an inherited character
istic, one that is born witli the animal.
In English Kip, Canadian Kip and Split.
These shoes are made of the very best leather
and will give excellent wear and a dry foot.
AN ENGLISH CHAMPION.
[South Devon ram, first prize at royal
show.]
9 Now is the time to purchase a pair of long
X boots. Get them well seasoned and they will
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WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR
Just as in other matters in breeding,
not all the conditions affecting it are
known, but it is as certainly trans
mitted from parent to offspring as any
other trait. So that it is important
that the progeny of only such annuals
as have good consitutions be retained
in the flocks, and not all of them, for
there is variation in this particular as
in all others, and parents of strong
constitutions sometimes have weak off
spring. The evidences of good consti
tution should be required in the indi
viduals themselves as well as in the
ancestry of those that are to be re
tained as breeders.
However good the constitution of a
sheep may be, it cannot retain its vigor
unless it be well fed. A hungry flock
will not long be a healthy flock, nor
will it retain its health and vigor if
it be exposed to climatic conditions
that are much more severe than those
to which the breed has been accus
tomed. The breed must be adapted
to its environment if the flock is to be
vigorous. Trobably the most common
mistake is the attempt to keep high
grade or pure bred sheep under the
conditions of feed and shelter that are
adapted only to low grades or scrubs.
Having the right breed for the en
vironment or else making the environ
ment suit the chosen breed, having in
dividuals of good constitution to start
with and subjecting to a rigorous in
spection all additions to the flock, there
is yet one important point in maintain
ing the vigor of the flock. That is
culling. Some sheep have at times all
the outward marks of a good constitu
tion that do not really have it. Such
may be allowed to enter the flock, and
they will soon begin to show signs of
their weakness. Every sheep will
break down from old age and lose
vigor and become unprofitable or suc
cumb to disease at some time. The
period of usefulness varies much with
the breed and varies much with indi
viduals of the same breed. Some be
come unprofitable at three or four
years-of age, others at ten or twelve or
even older. The shepherd should have
his flock under his constant observa
tion, and whenever a sheep begins to
show signs of weakness, evidence of
disease or lack of thrift and vigor it
should be removed from the flock.
All kinds of Galvanized Iron Work, Eave-
troughing, Roofing, Metalling Siding, etc., and
our Building Materials in Hardware line, Con
go and Flintkote Ready Roofing are the
on the market.
best
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Il you want a new Metallic Ceiling see
designs and materials before purchasing,
handle the Metallic Roofing Co’s goods and
they are the best finished and best designs on
the markets.
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Now is the time to have your furnaces looked
over before cold weather sets in. We have a
practical furnace man who understands all
ali about them.
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We are in a posiition to offer you good bar
gains in Furniture. We are showin a nice
line of
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PARLOR FURNITURE,
COUCHES, MORRIS CHAIRS & MORRIS
ROCKERS, also ODD CHAIRS, QUAR
TERED OAK ROCKING CHAIRS,
REED GOODS, Etc.
If you are in need of an extra bed remember
we carry a complete stock of Iron Beds, Wood
Beds, Springs, Mattresses. Come and see them.
You will find our prices right.
We guarantee Satisfaction.
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Produce the Best.
Once started in the right direction a
farmer can produce a good grade of
cattle almost as cheaply as he can
grow scrubs. Good pure bred bulls of
all the leading beef breeds can be pur
chased at reasonable prices, and thera
is not the slightest excuse for the keep
ing of a scrub bull at the head of any
herd. With first class cattle as much
profit can be made with a smaller in
vestment for land, cattle, feed and la
bor than can be produced with a larger
outlay in feeding inferior stock. In
every department of agriculture it
pays to produce the best, and this is
especially true with respect to live
stock. , ; ;
We have a large stock of Picture Moulding
and will frame your pictures promptly and
neatly.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
Undertaking receives our prompt
and careful attention, day or
night. , .
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