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►PF,CIAL BARGAINS.
8 GooD8,
3(x38 UOUDS, •
tERW ARE.
KS"I'e,
J ACKETB.
11.50 each.
Her extra bargain, in Men's Shirts
the Dates:
BINSON.
EPIPE VARNISH
etre, quickest drying
I.,
Besides making the bsut-known
as other sass.
reservative coating for Weeny rail-
>rk. coal mottles, etc. Dilated with
lain for woods, makes an excellent
ILL THE YEAR ROUND.
'Mal price by tYs /sUos.
IOODE, Chemist.
ind. Made for wear and for
nxi thing with appreciative
re comfort, graceful enough
omy, elegant enough :o suit
AN, JR.
TO ra•oagO&L SKI! MAN. MID sots
.GOR ,ea ifl0 =dela hart,
i oa_
• aw your
tion!
t ing every !fay new.
Igs,
len Rakes,
Wheelbarrows,
Lanterns.
(fresh stook).
L, lander[, Trarye b Clark and all
Rebate Check with Lavery ori 11sT
)UUVI 13.
[ER GROCERY.
etablea in Beason
on you will require Sugar.
beet dollar's worth for 100
ries and Provisions alwa)1
'livered.
& OC)
:antral Street.
•7
JGGIST' FOR
M RENOVATOR
y
fOr WEAK and
ER TROUBLES. IMPURE
s.E00, Oederkat, On
W. ACHESON & SON.
High Class Black Novelty
DRESS GOLDS
Each mason we gather some of the most elegsut f&brics that the Old
World produoea Two large lots just opened in stock contain the most .tie
lying colleotiou we have ever inapeeted.
Magnificent Orepons in entirely new ideas.
Black Fancy Dress Lengths, Poplins, Hair Cords,
Coverts. Ladies' Cloth, at prices -
50c , 60c., 75c., $1, $1.25, $1 50. $1 75, $2.25 and $3 a yard
CARPETS AND CURTAINS.
500 yards heavy English Papestry Carper, • good range of designs
Bud colors, splendid wearing quality, suitable for any room or
hall, regular price was 60 and 65 cents a yard, for
&igluh Ott Cloths, 1, 11. 1 i and 2 yards wide, at 20, 25 and 30o. s sq. yd.
INSPEOTION INVITED.
W. ACHHESON & SON.
SekN IN NEW YORK -
Tee taewer meoeMte• - nacos or Interest-
■r10pe11est Pries*.
1s« Ytrk an the Ueda State* have
bate busily waged in weloembg the heroes
e1 Mode Bey -Admiral Dewey .ad the
Olympi.'s crew. Toe anvil garde (pert'.
.Board is by &early • theeeaed beer -bat-
tleships, maniere. torpedo boats, yachts,
-ixpnto steamer*. 010.) made s sight never
to be f.fgekbo0 by the wallas of euthanas-
ia .1g►t•stw5 who worded the banks of
the Heim bid threaded the esont.lm
home. The Olympia auebored below the
ss,gedin O tomb 01 demesne Omar, and a
ta diBerea easel .helpi same to reit the
roar of barns amps and the *►ri.ktog of the
any toad weralse tartly .boat the hill.
The finworke to the stenos were magaid-
ort, bat tae rots which fell about to
o'clock made 0igbt...Nng di.0er1abte. Oa
Saturday 30.010 mw-searinea .d sailors
hew the *0.-----' ism the•mHs est
troops baa Now York and other etas" -
hooded by 8..1.'0 band, parsed 1. review
before Admiral D.w.y'0 stand o the creat
white era et Mdse Soars. The Hall -
lenders from Tweer were act re the pantie
r .e0.dsl.d, mak to use dtasppoltmest
et nosy .0. have as dea then this creek
moires► o t11 samara favorably with tks
bask la Amorist
Willi Dewey hes sow. mei seas, sad
New Tett hes meted down to the 'Gait"
rmttoo e1 sty life.
Useful Part, with to 860 acne el lakes.
reservoir tied forest. forme ea of the
straw* 014100two0 ea v1ttaeo ta the elty.
The m.sagerle there n Gael the bell on the
ooatWest Ammo the amide w►toh an-
swer mese sapa11aUy to their Santee et
roll call (dame -Liao) are : El.pa•t., r►le-
oeer0s. hippopotami, thee. tiger., by
sea., panes% panthers. leopards, hears,
wolves, Msss. .Orsi sebrar, 11•mu, be.
ids mesk.ys el all." Sauussltues." The
settee. even though it be oa the seats se-
rious. It is quite an intereatloe experience
to go rushing along at filmes or twenty five
mase .n hoar. on • heat Ilitthi-Atte seolod
.red third story windows of the houses.
Enormous quantities of fruit an .old Io
New Yeek.nearly 'tufty .trail cantor ►avis
erg several steads. Prime bananas are three
tee five pmts, sir eating sepia oast • nwka,
. tail pear. tee • oat apiece, while the
larger varieties tern at sir for • quarter.
1. many meat the apples and pears ars
wrapped in tleso. paper, lilts lemons rad
omega. Utee is team also in potting up
butter, oeu-pousd cakes being packed is
aatreardboard boxes. ?outage retail at
seven oats • quart. 11 is set an aeoommw
oaosrr0uce to dad • grocer who dor not
kerne what • pectic measure means Every•
teac Is sold is small quantities, and o0 one
to rat prwd when one tet. for three or four
oats worth of mat, ata or fruit.
Rats tee btgh. Nara the busmen por-
tion of the city, three rooms is • list (two
sleepier epartmeete and • kitchens) oo.t six
oe sera dollars per week, with light toad
lite•% .stir..
The largest of all eta.m.hlpe, the 700 foot
Deas to, w., a Avast oar edty *bee .he ar•
rived to port for the first time several week.
aro. Although nearly twice the length of
the line lake .tester Northwest, her hoes
and dimensions ars so well proportioned
. Int mottling 0opeers oat of plea
T. ore eaoa.tomd to the groat dispatoh
w ith whiob lake freight bat• are nelo.dd,
he methods employed oa the twee gram•
ere are slow and tedious is the extreme.
When • stainer ties up to • New York
pier. umbers are placed to keep her twenty
five or thirty feet -from the dock, to .able
easel hath and smell freighters to tie along-
side and discharge cargo or fool All freight
is swag oat et the bold and saran the In•
weariest ewe to the warehouse by mean.
.1 .I13..,&. U-.okios being dam ex..pt on the
hat and to the w.rebosee. % alls it takes
.sty • far hoers on the lata to lad 400 es
500 tow of oal, hen it takes nearly all day.
Freight le moved with the ace slowest...
olyds rags is d.. sed epeoi.. from the.I Cogitating 'treacly with their low free -
debate maty to tlelordly iron-oew.Neated b rads are the high pilot-hes.es sad tall
altrieh- I* M Imp0est0le a twin. a ewe smokestacks of the New Yore tars A ma
*elema. mwkleg therretth a tweed.sn,it serene the wade tram asek•tob"wa0
Leading is Bateleford, • druoue of 190
mile, la bre days.e4 a half. Suu.ga t.,
ly he wee la esseseaad et the ' auowdal r.
aaaaohaaea spines the 10dieu ahlef
• Paaadmaker,sad la tae ..taus at Cat
Kale (J,.k. wheals prev..ted the .01.4's
jaloa.. with 'lite Hair,' sad their project-
ed •at.taaos to Kiel (medal, me.Uoeed In
Jogpatdee and rsooul mended tor the U. M U. )
Towards the oleos o1 the rebell.00 no Dom•
added the Turtle lake mares, eras is
parealt of ' Big Bear ' la April, 1886• he
wee presented with • purse of $700 by the
Morse. el Tarwto. .000mpanrd by u ad.
dress espnsuve of the pubuu eppr.oletien
of ha mlUtery servitor. 1. the same rear
be was appointed district *thaw omtmaad•
tee Uiatriot No. 2, halal the ubergs.1.. of
the Royal sonoel of lefeotr7, Torosb, end
was (a addition appointed taapeotor of to -
Gantry. He eau lest =oath plead ea Ma
Ice of active attars, 11oa-regtmeotally .m•
Ptoyd.
la 1895 CoL Otter, with other officers,
was atta.bed ler soya months to the regu-
lar army Is Euglsad, and u.derweas •
ammo of lwtruotioe in the three arms of
the servlor. Lieut. • Col. Otter on Lbw oaw-
era paused •r•mluatloos u • lieut. -alma
an the Suttee army. H. took are to the
autumns ice„•uvres.1 the New Forget, sad
attended likewise the autumn oaantvevres
of the Gonna army in tie •1.1.11* of
Cologse and Stratum.
I, ale younger days he filled the ethos of
president of the National Literate n.wota-
two of Canada, and be ha. generally taken
the greatest tuatara in •l1 •thistle sports.
He to sow viae -president of the Country sad
Haut (':ub. He is the rather o1 "10.
Guide." • menial of military Interior •0011•
.m] (1881), sod took a loading put. to 1890,
is fmodiog the0.adira Military Institute,
Termite. le alleles he is a member of the
Church of Esel•nd. H• 1s also • Free
mason Ho aturisd, in 1866, • d•ugbter
of the lata Roy. James Porter, Toronto.
-Montreal Whams.
QUEEN CITY CASE.
dere r1•w..f releases K, i.mt., impli-
cated In a Care by Dodd. ntda.v
rub.
Tecate, Dot. 23. -Jobe Blow, 67 Prfa-
ow at , b.. bed he aims appear to the pro•
.1.oiel prose lately id 000nectloo with •
son ra.d• by Dodd', Kidoey Pills. His
ow was • oompilcatloa ot lumbago and
dictates for which be had tried every nm•
edy be ever heard of.
When I begat using Ddd's Kidsev
Pills," said Mr. Blow, "I had loot lath is
. 11 mediain... Bat from the first tins of
chow Rearm sat Dodd. Kidney Pala 1 ex-
patiate)] relief. Every •sooedlsr box
0est•nd my oomplet• ours.
" I bars used to d1 five axes and .m
tberoorhly cured -a straw, haltby, beer-
tr. vtpom.s wawa. wh.►w briar. .1 maned
to use your Dadd's Kidney Pills I w.. •
ooOst.et end miserable sufferer. 1 .moot
tied weeds to express my .ours 000fidsooe
to Dodd'• Kidney P11s "
rltsi•ted sass tax the peek presser es
fins Saturday altereesss, was thoawde
apes t0•tnaedm of children sad plea.Sre-
seekers threat about the sea er spool se
the Fees areas amid the bees. To. park
eental01 aase nitre of drives, lour ad a
41f of bridle Yobs and twenty eight of
walks, a • widest has to ave feet to ea
all the sights la • lay.
Tea world rasaweed Binary is so worse
thea may ether street le the greet sty,
.ad oanewl .ampere with auto of the
"tough' ywaat.11 M Bef.1e sad other
sola High grade paws saps •ad omen
WI. and theater are .vwywhore
Cameos. m M ase the lase of the greet
sty's sights. Os fiaterday "vain; part 10-
elsrly the streets are a 0wdd with aqua of were ta=lly Dr. Waits= Otter, afar -
the and airier .041.11. The " settees," wards bishop 0t °biobmier, was • member.
espemally the eklldron.surveil irriraUy. Uc4 Oster was bora near Cltotm, O.1.,
With tkelt Lao lame, leer pig. ileo 3, 1843, rad wee dswated et the Gode-
1s1Y..ad ta[R� la the stoma ars rah Grammar 9obool. at the Model Bo0ool,
to he had ttii0-dltls silts. Wel, chinaware, Torms°, and .t the Upper Cada College.
etc , sod the ptepri tor. do • god bat. Hos military awriee data from 1861, la
ars, se aro MAW likes he have without which year he Heald the militia fora, Ta-
leteller 50wM.e• *of this very worms. may. Promoted t. • Isuteneoo7 to the
ley quarter el 11.0 olhy. Th. rearerante Queo.'s Owe Rife, 1864. he em wed in not
there provide • Chime bill *Clare, rad se rank ea the Navas frontier during the
see UAW the waiter whoa he ventures the rioter of 1864 66, in the Osooed dmisstn-
Inf.rmsers/W .11 the oo•attwoan, of the tie. battalion. Is August, 1866, be was sp-
arkles dhim ammo from C01se proper. pointed adjutant of the dioses', Owe, and
The opera• 408 w be entered Osly by wall prweest t0ronohoat the Fenian raid,
•' lwsig5M • Nba bate a " pull" with the 1866. leetedla[ the salon .s Limits d's or
"heathers e hablen.. Ridgeway. He become major. Jule, 1869,
Hashish.. brad (New York oily pro- .ad received b0 battalion hest -..looeioy,
per) le stmt tee salla lea sad two wide. Jose, 1874. Is 1873 be went to Koglated
Fa..seoor is leokd after by *levet ed resod in command et the Wimbledon team,
steam rod', trolley, .able and hone -ars, •.d, In 1874, he seeseedd r the oomemed
sad on nice ammo be a Iia. 01 asps of the Qos.s'e Oww.
The trolly sad hemmers are Moiler la Lieut. -CM. Otter oommanded his hal-
Mose is Other Mein, heal i0..I.ratd is most through the •' Pilgrimage rime," Tea.
ssn.Nso soigne. Abe.. leer .f tbe ay, watt., 1875, and also through the Grand
eases (111 el latish run lesigthwlee of the Trak R+IIw.y riot., Belleville, 1877. 1.
- Island) are two sad tbrealeak Noes. A 1883 0. was °hoses commandant of the
wall bat p%werfel leeomotiy• haus three Wimbledon team, •ted was sebempientl;
re Inv mikes. vagi lettere Neese Mile- .at to Aldershot to acquire information lo
tousle of teem three es is staow.. As eea0mll.s with the ...deet of military
stop are nude arty at every math or inhale. H. received the appointers', of
teeth street, sad the reeks •naway* Mar, oemos•adant of the Scheel of 1.Ian•ry. Ter.
mob 'treater sped 1e mods than by the oat., 1).e , 1883, and steamed '•C" Cow
anter we. The devised !leads provide easy .f the Kora) Reglmsst.1 Ossodso I•'
es trsaelerwl ereeriewr .user, and. be }entry,' with the Uekeol of Ia.trueNse at -
Mrs, •pswMieemyelitis.. s hto walk ached.. During the Northwest ninths.
"ma k s{ the teem I0. S.4es te his deed. le 1886 he .ommanded the metre, or Battle-
ameba
.ttle
ameba festers of e..ig•tlon 0o there wa-
ters la the few whistle •i„sels by peering
baste, in very few instates. any betas
hles►0. H. T.
New York.
COL OTTER
The Ceinseaad..t or the 1.0.41.. Trees.
veal C.nuessat le • ■.rens..
!asst. -0•.I. William Ville Otter 1s the
eldest sop of the late Alfred Wm. Otter,
whvam. to Cased. in 1841. The family
is deseeaded from Wes. Otter. of Witham,
Casty Notangrum, who did &boat 1672,
A Great Snap„.
is our Ute... Soap, at 6o. •
posed, et wbioa we soli • tiara • week.
'101• les. ear Daly esep, as we Dory
everytbre Not aan be fogad is an OW
t• -date etaasry oars, had eat prier
•r• right. The tannage haw that they
can always gat Iran sea ...p ter their
produce. We draw the lies •4 no
legitimate Made - ev ,710)04 rose :
UI.••ww or potatoes, wardoo stuff or
00010.es table Chine. We deal in .11
of them.
T. G. TIPLING x.00.,
Bedford sleek. Galeria
THE GLASS WORKS PROJECT•
To the Editor of Tee Niue AL.
O1A• Sat :-I think the public should
get more light on the glassworks where,
Wets goiog to the experts of submitting 1.
bylaw. It looker if 10e project was to be
podia thropth afore the ratepayers rally
understood buob about the matter, and the
promoters of the scheme eesm to avoid any
dtoonion that would give the public toll
stormetioo. Why eats bate' Ueda pre. -
.at 0oad110111 Motown surely has no money
to baro. Mr. Heaton has net replied to
•' Plate 01...;' .or gate b:s authority for
eating that the Government will put m an
extra duty a [•nes, and tt is acknowledged
that the works could not a mde to pay
withal le. Tien why Dot make that pant
•mei mots bawl, Rohr to farther expense
This tows is rtquired to fourth .11 the
,mossy, and I near steed 1. to kap the Lao
tory [dug Nil It is *elf a..tala1Sg. How
tong will that a' 1 tkink, If the moo are
to get from (15 per week .p, Fay will not
can 0 it never becomes ..If-snstambc, the
town will have to keep it ruing all the rate,
and the first 00.1 might be t0• lout I
would also ark, it Mr. looney Is as wealthy
as reported, why he does sot put s some
money himself, if there are Boob lava profits
to be made. And again, if the workers taro
meth lane wares, surely they Dodd
wily put te one or two award dollar
each, which would make • to•...1 of .bout tea
Misted dollars. Bot no, the town is to
furnish act. Now we have glen
works to Canada with large o.pital, toe
proprietors of rehab certainly know as mus
about making glen as the promoters of the
present sateen' I think they would go lo-
re window alar els., if there were the era
fits to 0. made we are led to think then
are, WO .leo do not know yet if our Bead
s suitable for making [ler• 1 believe a few
years aro • New York export pronounced It
not suitable, and i think the Tate Mr. Ktrk-
pautok seat. sample of the rod away to
see 11 it wee suitable for that twrpose and
received armee thee it woe oot. Again,
fuel Is Dae of the important aerosol expense,
and we are, ,otortunately, sot situated es
as to boa asap feel, or oomp•' a with other
plass t hat have atter advantage" io that
reepsot Harter hyd one sista in s oily
when some of the largest window -glees
works la the U.S. are, 1 fated they toed
os'ar•I gar, carmine le was be best pee-
n('. !tel for glass maki.g and far the attar
at, ted i know that several elw•works
mowed 51 and moved tote the gar alt fen
the sake of the «o. fuel, though they lead
oval at their doors, aid shipped tbetr}and,
etc., in. Thar expSrtenoe should he aka
into a mount. Suppose works start here others
may start say about Windier or Klee.,
where they have atterat gee o well .. salt.
mo. We, condi not compere with them t
they could make glen oheeper besides hay.
ley WHIM shipping 4.oUl s. 'hitt)) is very
lmp.Mat. Asetber thlar to wander le
thee gsgle0d er Mom Dan lay glees dews
in Neutral w sheep a we ciao ship from
hen te MOott»tl- In Net, elms is gesieral-
ly shipped to importer. 'free to their own
deo.. 1 know a Oren that have gads std
dare at their Own fantery for 30o. per ort.
from Kagland, while the .ace goods eat
27e. per owl from Toronto here. Be da-
ta's gives us to advantage over European
sad, with tke immense espied
glass
hhl eery w900ersthey mold undersell erg end
enemas es oat it se I0elieed. The whole
Demldes would set be w1111 . te submit to
• tariff large ou•seh to keep Rosen'.* glue
set for the sate of any feed fester,. Dr,
sown* to two hundred mltllee gl.ss trust
feet formed aw fit to mash es est, could
we snake 1t [teoew t These ere thews we
meet leek at, .ad hater Ater. than dist
04$Mag eareel41S.
We really kww pettifog aboutwag Lyn.
Lee-
treyet
or the a be preppies to t
Mr. H..tm said he hod • bask revere, last
taonea1. It set riael to wake It Molts.
1 arts,Mly think ft right the pulsus should
taw .y.rytMag regar'tia4 the et.Nw. The
.{.vete. .td some Other thieve have a.I
ham ouch a 4aseiel aeona that we tiheaM
ee 14 011ad Ie t h 0 Sae Then are may
apdrlste 1. (Mt.rio okra we do 0..w
about, last weld resell* take held el •
oleeswo(Re or wythfag she If there M any
matey Is le, lathes* the 1.w. papier M
say, If we tet *wrists them It lied prole.
• 0 tate prat .e.w t. Meek, booked
with • Qevwsment tariff. We .hewed a
...segs oar ewe Leal median tete ea MCteen NA ery
Mate Meat we are 1
est Moe Memento ge away, whew larks sow
a ray *.seeps* Abe ter the Meat sed
aces r seem Mme. Ttem .realaap
mem vases Mat themed te v..0kMd eau
Mae abseil bsNape
lea fres td tell fire
minim yds seMe bM*
F1 rwv*ur..ss.
THREE BOOKS
OF
POETRY WORTII READING
" Songs of the Settlement en' *041 „P„as,"by Twos"
"The lag with the lice sn*t Other Perms," by Howie MARKHAM, $1.N
J. BROPIIEY & SON
Tel■ !.00(11110 -
Us1 ti a\ "Vi rots sore and
Orders r reraey .18aded to a. e11
Mars, s1[tt s. day.
sur. e. Weise ar0... ae.Mewee. ghee -
bee street.
CANTELON'S
Pastry, Oyster Patties,Tarts, Short
Bread and Cream Hokin
Pies and Lady Finters, Kisses,
Iacarooas, iarangaes,
Brandy Snaps, Btc.
are .. good .. the beet made in any
city in Canada.
Gordon leads the trade in
WEDDING
CAKES
in fancy chastening and ornameut-
tng sod almond icing.
Give him +tea order and your sat-
isfaction will Le assured.
D. CAINTEI.QN,I..
WEer-9T.
75c.
WE
IIAVE
FOR
SALE
CHEAP -
I
15 N[ POWER
TIMMS BBOWE
In sows owls*
3 NORSE POURS
CALL AHD eta TRIM.
Tin Asa Ba&041ea,
The Beoderson Bicycle Co.
I Welted'.
3 oD1faRZoH.
A IAATURIUIT MEDICINE
For sale la Dederick by Jac WUas.
wEAK
ETES
Ar! illi !lsRT
W (IMITY.
rota %overt wary.
were
WWI nate, !1811
MW NAB spatia
ANO
rote eta11T.
is Coder e% by Jae. Wilma.
STOVES
OOR!'S
.,, pER10R uN�
l r
STn S&RAN6w
You wilt soon be lookingtor a NEW
COOK or PARLOR OVE.
Bstnember treat WO BELL THE BEST
In the market.
THE PEARL STEEL OVEN RANGE
cannot b. beat
A Guarantee with every Pearl Stove.
THE NEW FLORIDA
with Steel Oven, to the boat
Wood Cook.
THE ART•AMHERST
to the boat Coal Double -Heater.
and
THE HOWARD
la the best Coal rurnsom
For sale by
" The Nabitatit end Other ffrenoli-Culsdien Poems," $1.N
by W. Hooper Darwin n,
THE ABOVE PRICES ARE STRICTLY GASH.
Wm have been appointed sole agents for the
L. E. Waterman Ft untain Pen,
wttlitiat doubt the beet Fountain Pen in the world Price $2.50.
We are mea agents for "The Laughlin Fountain Pee," uaga+tioeaklT
Ulm hest .hasp paw ata p.o. Price $1.95 ; the larger des $) 5O.
COAL AND
CHARCOAL and KINDLING.
1tl Ik W-ORSELL
.r. °`"° geltiCalldwbrurnair •
E1PSs, COCOA
We are still st the mune old stand, Nelson
Street, when we have been applying our
customers for • number of years. We know
the fuel that suite you.
Orders left with our delivery rigs or at
Wonell's stove and Liu shop and at Dir
office will receive prompt attention.
All ooal weighed oa market scales, unless
otherwise ordered.
We run several Dray. in connection.
PORTER'S BOOKSTORE
Our Telephone Is No. 100 B. Court House Square, Ooderlch.
Phase 6:
COMFORTING
T1nut1 a Y, 0.1. 2A 18119. d
We will mention
and which we are noweoffering for
little money. Take thiel opportunity
to fit up'for the Winter at
some new lines which
we now have in stock
Small Lost.
Ladies' Jackits, latest styles and good fitters.
" Wrappers, newest styles and well made.
" Winter Blouse Waists, latest styles.
" Furs, in different makes.
Black Oreponne and Blister Cloths, in new designs.
Fancy and Plain O4oth Dress Goods.
Ladiee' Underwear, in all styles and prices.
Our 25c. Vest cannot be beaten.
Our Grey Ylannelo are the best money can buy.
IN MEN'S GOODS
we have the very latest styles in Suits, Overcoats. Reefer•!, Trousers,
Odd Vesta.
A special line of Fall Whipcord Overcoats just in at a hew price.
Boys' Clothing in all styles. • _
New Neckwear, Gloves, Mittens, Underwear and Hose.
A nice line of
HATS AND CAPS _
just in.
Everything you require for Fall and Winter and at prices which
will suit you.
Dustin ed everywhere
for Dehoacy of Flavour, Supe-
rior Quality, and
i Nutritive
Profill wand a oo Hmfortingg y to th
nervous and dyspeptic. Bold
only in 1-4 lb. tine labelled
J AMES EPPS & do., Ltd.,
Homceopathio Chemists, Lon-
don, England.
BREAKFAST SUPPER
EPPS'S COCO.
d NE COOK STOVE
At any season ot the year there
is no greater comfort than a good
reliable Cook Stove in the kitchen.
It is with coos stoves like every-
thmg else : there are good, bad and
indifferent varieties.
We know you will be pleased
with our
FAMOUS and ABERDEEN
StovesandRanges
al]LL bT
OIITTLE EROS.
CARTAGE a FUEL CO., Plubera,Steaefltters aid Thsailhs
JOHN 8. PLATT, Menages
2687-tf
J. H. PEDDER,
COLBORNE'S OLD STAID.
MILLINERY!
Newest Shapes and Styles for the Fall and Winter Season.
THE LATEST AND BEST PWFE(TS IN
FoIllers, Ribbons and other TnmmiH&
Acoorditlt bil ally weal custom; I shall not hold • format opening, but
shall be pleased to have+,Mhe Ladies inspect my stook at any time.
Walt side of Square, sett 8terdy Br*..
MISS cA..MERQN=
Hamilton-st., 4oderioh.
MEDICAL HALL GODERICH.
M°KIM'S. '- REID'S OLD STAND.
Exeter 1 We. Qrs.Mre W Magid J.
Aaese's tare Is aMhe1N let a Mrs et dye
*loser. M 6180 • 7tows,
Insurance Against Colds.
Stock nearly complete again. New goods received daily.
A lot of fine Bath and Carriage Spongee just to hand.
The newest and latest Perfumes!
Patent Medicines, Horse and Cattle Spices, and Condition Powder-.
Rubber Goode, Syringes, Atomizers, Hot Water and Ice Bags, etc., etc
F. JORDAN
Corner Colborne -at and Square
BRING ITS YOUR FEET
We were farsighted, and bought heavily in fine Underwear and Clothing
before the advance in prices.
Men's Underwear at 250. per garment up to $1.00 per garment Our
very specials are fine Scotch Wool Underwear at 75c., well worth $1.00, and
Wool Fleeced at 755. It will pay you to see these. Boys' Shirts and Draw-
ers, from 2fie. per emit up to 51.00 per suit Special bargain in Overcoats.
Mean's Ov.rooati at 53 50 and 514.00 and all between. Men's Pea Jackets
and Heavy Ulster, at 53.00 to 58.00,
which i, at least 25 per cent. cheaper
than you will expect to pay. Boys'
Reefers from 51.50 up to 54.00.
DRESS GOODS.
New goods to hand this week in
Black Crepons, Blister Goods and
Fancy*.
Three ends of fancy goods, bought
job, worth 40o. and 50o., for 25e.
Melton., special in Brown, Black
and Green, at 200.
New
idea
Pattens
are the
BEST
ed only
Q0D12.WOH.
12c. each
We do the rest. Our shoes fit like the
wings on a duck, and a ladder is not nec-
essary to reach our prices.
. . OUR RANGE . .
of Boots and Shoes oovers anything you
need -the neat and dainty foot -covering
for the house and the strong and comfort.
able boot for severe weather. Great bar-
gains in Long Boots and all kinds of fall
Boota and Shoes.
ST. GEORGE PRICE.
RIPAIIIINO MATEY 00111*. ,
BOT. ON THE S.
A STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS
CUTLERY
iNCLUDING
POCKET AND PEN KNIVES, BUTTER KNIVES,
SCISSORS, RAZORS, SPOONS, CARVERS
and many other useful articles.
The above line, with an addition from our regular stock, will heli dewed
out at bargain prices.
The goods are on display and open for inspection. Come early and get
the beet
A special is a 2 -blade Pocket Knife at 15e. of extra value.
Oar regular stook of Table Cutlery, Knives, Bosom and Scissors;u very
De Aid 6daMiiel Bertin. haw
R. W. M°KENZIE
EAST SIDE 71QUARIA.
The Place to Buy All Hardware Obeap.
"Tile SO" to isi of JalluarJ, 190L ['or E1.00