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The
Store!
We are now settled in our new store.
Come and inspect our store and our
stocks.
Plenty of 2right,
Plenty of Room,
-Plenty of Ci -cods,
and no trouble to show them.
We are better prepared to serve you now in
every way than in the past, andhope to have your
continued patronage..
Special Hcmuaut Sale 1
on THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
Remnants of Dress Goods, Remnants of Prints,
Remnants of Cottons, etc. There may be some end
that will suit you, and the price will be very little.
Special Sale aT Jace1s.
About 25 Jackets in Green, Brown
and Black Shades, regular $6.00 and
$5.00, clearing at
$3.75
EXTRA VALUES
in Blankets -=and Comforters, Millinery, Dress Mak-
ing, Dress Goods, Oents' Furnishings, Clothing,
ii -.vase f ttil3fi1np et .._
• Few days al as kora ad Jambes Qs•tdI
s
Mille Mr. ad Mrs. Quaid an away ue visit to their dwabter, Mn- Yha l., e
A trivelliog opliotao Iree the.,ib M
b
.round .bowing our utuzes" whet aegis of
:hem didn'tan,peot bettors, viz, that they
uan't see as well .s when they were younger
.ad 000wyeoetly that they should haw
'epees ,
Ou Friday, 90M toot , will be held oars 01
the series of meet iovs whioh are bates givers
by the Partnere' I.etttuto is different •ee-
tloas u1 Lb. esunty. •.here will will Ire iry
seemoas, ogle to the altersouo toed wee to the
evseing. At etch of these. addresses will
by gives b7 Miss Koss, of the Guelph AerI-
',slteral Lollege, A. WAS Allan. of Gods
glob, toad Mr Bailie, of Nile. Is the sir
•ddrews to be glran.fruit growing mad
dairying will reotsies special allergia'. A
short promisee of mudo, etc., ill be gives
• 1. the •vsoiag seseiun. As lets is the first
of the lutltute'e molten*e to be held hers •
good turnout in decked M both seeel0aa to
bear tboiecture& w the fall ea Friday.
OULBORNE,
MONDAY, Nev. 20.
K INpl1NT.-Ta people of 8 S. No.
7, ()gibers, have decided to have • Christ-
mas tree and sotertai':meot to their school,
whore Was Fertilises M seething. om the
ev..iog of Saturday. Dee. 24rd.
ASHFIELD.
MONDAY, Nov. 80th.
The Suede) school oonviation of the Asb•
field oiroutb was hold at HaukeIt's uharoh
ors the 15th inst. '1 he .1(1.4 nee during
the dteferwt .osdo.s was large. The .pmek-
era who addressed the owugrogathone rad
obtldre0 did their put. welt. The die
curious were lively and interesting. A
very protltable time was spent.
BELFAST.
MONDAY, Nov. 20.b.
The many bleeds of Jacob Reid will be
pleased to hear that he is tmprovi.g rapid
ly. Jake bad a hard light wehb typhoid
fear.
J. M. Rabels hes been around ors a eel•
lento/ tear for the W. Wawaoot} l.eel•
•ogle Cu. .11. hu beau very eaeoeutul.
The pretreat rate is equivalent to as ietreee•
latent of /11.00 per thousand dollars per an -
nein.
BLULVALL.
MONDAY, Nov 20th
Wm. I'ettoo has Wahl, the Timmins
farm.
Fad Coolies, of Itfpl.y, v sited at his
home on Saturday lot, • - ,
Mr. sod Mr,. Fred MoCraok.o ,riled
.'.Jr. and Mrs. John Gardiner on Sunday.
Rev. W. J. and Mr.. Nest attended the
rises mitt atarare ooeraA terse
Sunday and Monday.
"Jam" Mayne, who bee boss obsess mak•
hog bene for the past summer, has rotors'd
to his home near Galt.
Mr. Kendall, our popular station .coat, is
laki•g his holidays. His plane is bolo/ tilled
5y Mr. Brent,,t Toronto Junction
WtirBailey, who his new kb
friends in Moeda and L• Revere, Miss ,
hr retuned home Chas. Caah" bee also
returned.
DUNGANNON.
.,mica.- The 10°61 Wesel in Du.g•ao
so
for Tan StONai ts at the odtoe of J. 0. WW Aso,
J.1'., oo•ve7•soar, to.. who will receive or-
ders for •eb•orlptlone. advertWog and jos
work. and 1• .utbozieed to give receipts for
amounts paid for the memo
A. NEWTON, DENTIST, OF LUCKY
( x . now.will vett Dungaanos ea Fat
:X
oda.u.1 ?rider f each month. All modern mott-
oes of extreetlag and Mag. and mating •rd.
ficial testi. Omen, next der to Medd'a talks
hop. H , u - t. S a. m. to 6 p. m.
TUa.DAT, how. 21. .
James Holland's 'motion ■.1. os Tumidity
realized good figures. A large crowd was
preeeat.
Ray. R Fairbairn attended the Presley -
tante .ees1011 on the 21.1 at W ingbam, ac-
oumpanted by Mrs. F•irbatro.
The rew0t news from the war othog of the
success of our British troops at Estoosrt.
lwdysmitb .ad other points inspires oaf
citizens with cheerfulness and joy.
David Ball, of Port Albert, h.. purobwd
• house and los from our veterinary sorrows,
Harry Fowler. and hr oommoaoed opera-
tions in oo..truoMng • dwelling house so
his newly purchased premiere.
Our genial and esteemed viotualler, J. (Y•
Connor, is snoceedieg well in his line of
breasts", in oonsegoeooe of his honorable
dueling with his patrons. Mors oncosis to
him is the desire of big numerous patrons
toad friend..
November thus far, as to @salient and
Bae weather, 1a unlike many of Ite predate.
son. We presume that in 000eeywaos the
wester season will be shorter thee it wally
hu been. Farmer■ report an extra good
Mine to finish (.11 work amid maks peepers -
Goals for the ensuing winter.
We along with the numerous triends tad
esinaint0ooes of Richard Treleaven, or.,
who hea been for some time very 111 and
feeble, aro pleased to see the yeaerable
gentleman again able to go about. W. hope
that he will to the near (stare be reetoted
to Ma former state of activity and health.
HIRE AND THIEL -Mime Nellie Stewart,
of the wwas►lp of Wallas. aunty of Perth,
•000mpanied by David Casamssy, of West
1Vawanoeb, on Thursday hut visited her
esesie, our popular and esteanod oarless.
ladder, J. W. Cumb.rlasd. Mime Stewart
wait loud in her prelates o1 oar neat and
tbriviog village. She sermon to enjoy her
visit Mimes Mabel MoK.oxie and M.
Northam, both of the beautiful olrenlar
county own ob Hurons, are .sjovleg thsm-
soiree immensely visiting mine best and
hostess, Mr. and Mrs. McCormick
(fo Monday I). ',ardio" and wife made •
friendly cell on your humble eoribe. W.
were pleased to we them. Mr Jardine. we
are happy to eat*, 1s nicely oonvaleteing
from his r.oest Miner.
The annual hot supper under the sapless
of the oongregstiou of Dungannon MsthoA-
Ist ohurch was bold to the sericulture' hall
on Monday. Toers was an abundance of
gond **tables provided by the ladles of the
congregation. North -.R Methodht choir
was present, Ind by P. G. Simpson. God's
rich was well represented by • large onmber
of Gideon.. There were also • large nom
ber from Lnrksow. Two solo. were roe.
dared is toed .tyle by Mies Brown and Misr
Ausebrwk, tab Uodsrlob. There were also
two resitstfons by Mire Wilmot,, e1 (lode-
riob, • Solo by Mr. Tyndall, of Ca low,
anon two piano solos by Mr. blmpw.s. .hreti
deserve special mete. A eels by .lama
Thomas, Aeldler0 of the Gnaw," was
lordly applaudd and brought an seoon.
The speaker* were Rev. Mr. Oliphant, of
A.hfiel e. Rev R. Fkirb.ln, R. A , and
Rey. T I, Armstrong, of Mngane..'n, tied
Mr. Kelll.gloc, of Nilo, who eotert.ied
the •adt.nee with sp'eedid addresses. The
pro0e.d. ,mounted to upward. el .1ve.17
dollars The nemmlth a et maay.soN sod
the lade. wha 5111417 .gelated to ieat1wg up
the hot supper and the I.tolleetsal solar.
t.lem..) are to M congratulated ea lb
. metto.e.
Ask your doctor hoW
map pre arations «cod-
-
ler oil t ere ale.
He will answer, "Hun-
dreds of them." Ask hint
which is the best. He will
reply, "Scott's Emulsion."
Then see that this is the
one you obtain. It contains
the purest cod-liver oil, free
from unpleasant odor and
taste. You also get the hy-
pophosphites and glycerine.
All three are blended into
one grand healing and nour-
ishing remedy.
pea ogle 7t.M ell
otorr a WW$L' -'
CASH AND ONE PRICE I
Smith Bro's & Co.
SALTFORD•
TUESDAY, Nov. 21.
Mr. Standish, of A.h8eld, was in the vil-
lage 01 • busloreds trip last week.
J. Saunders took • wboalnt trip through
Ute surrounding oo0ntry Solidity
Eli Symonds le laid up with a sore knee.
We hope to hoar soon of his reoovery.
Wort at the evaporator w111 stop the
week 40f the eseac0 on aoasu.t of the
.o.raity of apples.
Mrs. 1). O'Connell and her eon, Chris.
Samplers, drove to AsbBeld Sunday. What
le the attraction out there, Chris?
Meson. Cook, MoC.rtrsey, Fronk (Jarrell
and Harry Wells, of Gdenob, took in the
sights et the evaporator last week.
Mr. Rielly, proprietor of the Q..1.'.
betel, together with George Gook and Dick
Frltzley, droye to Loodesboro to Wend u
h all hi that etllege.
The resident* here are making peepers -
ties' for an erpeeted storm whioh was
preguoetloated last Tuesday night by the
uzoeseive rowing of rooters in and around
the village. -
Work has oommeaoed at the roof of the
wit block. The old roof, whioh was • tem-
porary one, 5.. been torn down and • new
one is being erected over the pans When
15 le oompleted the salt block will be the
best of Its kind to Ootarlo.
CARLOW
MONDAY, November 20.
C. MoNell sod tater spent Sunday at
James MoBrid: s.
Miss Mills I. telt week the guest of her
friend, Mir Cora Tyda1•
1). 8. MoKay and John Brown visited at
.x -reeve Youssee os Sunday.
MI. Chambers, of A•hfisld, attended the
wedding of Mies B.11 last Thursday, and is
still 1n our midst.
A quiet but pleasant event was solemn•
bid lest Thursday in the presenoe of • few
gees., when Gordon Youog, jr.. win united
with Mime Sarah Belt in the holy bonds of
matrisiosyy. The offiel•ting minister was
R.,. R. Henderson. of Auburn. Atter the
Gordian knot was eeourely tied the *sesta
eajoyed • sumptuous repast prepared for
them, the rest of the evening Ming spent in
/?..s.e«e and amusement.. Mr. and Mrs.
Yoang have our beet washes for • long and
happy life.
A crowded hon.. was the reward the U.
E. satiety got for their untiring labors Is
Msseott00 with the 'noel lest Friday ev-
shot. Friends from far and near were prosi-
est to ample the oolm•ry production' and
to esjoy the program, both of whioh were
begwd doubt ezoellest. The ladies sue
tabbed their reputatlo, is the art of 000k•
lag, as wee to 0e expected, and se • natural
eoosegoeses " Barkin is .11(10'," only he
can't fi.d Pagrott, The program was Ful.
9ofe.t in itself to reoompense these pretreat.
Among the notables present who took -Fart
were Miss P.t•ereon, of Asters, and Miss
T. Brown, of O..derlok, both abated slag
en, and as soh they wen well received and
beertfly applauded Wo Shat see forget
Mlle P.nit&.d. of Da an able oeo-
entioaet, or the WNsottve address gives
by Mr. Kolllogto., of Nile. The talent al-
ready.e.et...d, with the In H•1 t.1ent tae
eluded, tendered • program that was • de.
light a all wile herd ti.
DUNLOP.
TOMDAT, Nor. Viet.
Jetts Gatlin, of Kiatiardine. was a Was
east visitor here Tbarday M lest week.
Miss i. Dean, of 4 iostwitl, *pest Rasday
bears, ba genet of her .0.t, Mrs. D. (:erne
sOur 50111er le Nosy with hammer and mew
(1Nrtepttng the dwmbers el nor 'toile in. -
bels resident. 1►ie week, we he le work's/
▪ atair.lere at pressal.
Jessp► Melasald, whe wee hero •boat
hem.setlie Yl• os a visit to hie pareou and
III fr1•ads, 5.s ►w apestated hash hook
far ere of Woe Iwmberlwg amps ft)
Ml too, rod las already eamtseweed be
wile• to ere'e•IW emery the Begets, WI
ins eshoriag es to Aapertro ,d V. 111ttm
Ihuowey her their midst, ors. IMI
ere IMOtl W t. w *Mr le Aerials.
d.
From there he goes to London to reside in
the tattoo, with a view to becoming • rail-
way englOesr.
As • result el the Ootober examioaliow
to S.S. No. 9, the following deserve.peotal
meohtoo se b•viog dose well : To junior IV.,
J`t.veland Tiobboroe and Brune Yon./ ;
to senior Ill , John Tobin ; to jnoior JII ,
Eddie Shaw, Minnie Barker, Joao Clutt n ;
to junior II , James Harker sod Gaut
Qo61J ; to part 11., Mabel Young and Lola
Harker.
Wednesday night of last week Mr. and
Mn. Thr. T,ohborae entertained • large
D umber of our young people, with their
4rieode from Ashfield, Lobate sad Gods.
rich to • denote/ party. Oar local mualoi
are were • listed by Miss C. M Donald,
formerly of Bayfield, but vow of Goderiob,
sod Jerry Connor, of Kingsbridge Geo.
Burrows, sr., and Harry Shields, of Ash-
field, directed the Boor for tie dancers tad
the hat and mottos ably filled their duties
to their nomeroos guests, every one having
en enjeysl.le time.
Though our sohool roll may not be se
lure as that of other esotiooe, the .obnl•re
aro determined to push shoed to the front in
all the grades, as those In the put have
done. For the outranoe next year there Is
• class of six, and two for the public school
laving, and we hope our new teacher will
bean suooeuful as tie lets teacher was with
her candidate' at the ex•meaatloas. Sines
assuming her duties, Miss Cou'te has
labored earnestly to advent* the sohool.
She has visited nearly all the homes of the
scholars, meeting • pleasant weluome from
parents and guardians She now resides at
A. A. Williams' during the weed, returoies
to Goderioh for Saturday and Seedy. It
is proposed to clots the preeeot term with •
Christmas tree, and with it an sxamtnet►on
In some of the grades
LELBURN.
TvtaDay, Nov. 21st.
Daniel MoI,.od hu been a resident) of
Koh Roy settlement for the put week or
so.
Henry A. and Horace Herten have rented
the farm of J G. Cation For • term of
Viers.
Qolts • number of ear lads and lassies
took in asocial denote' party in i)unlop,
Wednesday night of last week.
1'h• gent'• faces of the fair ones wore •
sad look of enquiry at not seeing • f•mIBSR
tall friend in their midst, who went •way
suddenly to • for off town In this minty,
perhaps 00 0 important journey to beteg
ark • partner, • biro/sin whioh will have
to be made with* ring Instead of • pea.
DEPARTED Faor UN. -Wednesday of
last week, a number of the neighbor' of Mr.
and Mrs .1. Dalton ternod car with their
-teams to .uiat them movies to Muir ..w
home in (loderioh township; Daring Meir
resideoes here their kindness .rd 'collide
to all tbeeo with ahem they mime to 000 -
WWI woe the esteem and respect. of •11, and
our loge will be • rain for their new neah•
bore of Goder:oh township.
PORT ALDER 1.
MDKDAT, Nev. 20.
Miss Malas spent lest wast •1 Jas Greer
ford's.
Wm. Baird. of Stesley, wee Is nor midst
for • day last week.
Peter Gresee,of D.trolt, hes bees *Wilier
ale Mother. Thema. Dreams.
Reeky Meldi111e Ms retuned Irem •
fortnight's visit vela relatives around Kie-
tall.
Mn Jae ()liver, w111 Jehe Sad Blames,
has hese vsitl0g Is Hlb►erb township,
Perth oouaty.
A ample of Toads of yonng people from
this deetrine attended *ewe dancing parties
game milt off last week.
Mrs. Montt Iles hese rolled away to Onw-
sumann0 e• secla.t of the 111...e of ea of
Mr McNally'. eaildress
Mime Sarah Gray, of Woodsaek, left Meta
side" far her hem., after a titre* wows'
stay N able eetg►beehe.d.
Maeday eftarnnee Pasha McO..tby's
hers wsa.barued dame. A gr.•6 Seal et
grate semi Ms. hese *.e *I1Ted, .e the " re
o1 bursas. 'rain adds be riiteem4
MM Pansy r j ..td, of 1)setep, a epesdlag
AUCTION SALES,
Ailb .Mgg• ha1n tit tie Item .aim.
SATr,DAY, Mer, leMA.--9.1. of • sari../
0f shotes 7001? dairy Wive and n•Ives, the
property of Reamed peen, el ltmehvIlle.
Oxford oesaty, at the HaatUtne et amities
mart, Gdwrtob. Sale will eo.moles at 1
e'elook r w. TIMMS"' O0NMt,, aoe►fewew.
THua'nAi,Nev.ao--Aeetiw eats of ketew
bets foraitere, d Mnw 1;Asnlloll.
at her resblesee. M Patrek's street.ee4.
slob. Twowas 0o*nav, •.1eslenwer.
MoNner, Nev fifth -- .Yale of the farm
Nab end irephs.eats e4 Patera Neu, 154
2, ewnrdw 7, Ce1hwue (ewe 111. *MI el
Usrlew). gas wets. etre' M 1 e** p$,
Ma. Baht, M. girled se ferslap
Knox, ...soar.
DIED.
DUKST. - la Benoit), N. Y.. on Moeda. Neth
amber Mb, las B. Dunt, frmerty et
Oel borne to wale.
The tutored will take piers from the O.T.R.
.:•floe, Oo4er!ch, upon the arrival of the 111
r,w. trate, ea 1 heredity. Nov. filed, t0
Wawa as ownete5y. ?Heade and aetodrt-
teas are mate rtru111 Invited to 'lead.
-- Touches Wanted. - -
Tenders for Supplies, 1*.
w
The aad•reased wall reoet,e leaden for
sulphas 07 to neon po MOND A' . UKI; 4th.
1ter ihesapNy of butches* meat. babe..
Asir, and oresrnery. .hint the price of Web.
fl•,ar. 0&I1$0al. potato s. seed wood. et
tar the folowtag lad,tut nes dariam tee leer
1930. v 1.3 --
At the Ay lam for 11e louse la Tomato.
I,or.dob, Kmee.lo., liasmiwr M1mko, Brruk
vllle and Orillle; the tae-tral Prison sad Met
oer Reformatory. Toronto ; the Heformates"
to- Pore. Peoetaog on heue ; th i testi% 110.1
for Deat and llamb. Uel:evule, and the filled
•t litanIfsed.
Two e9,Oleat •ardt lee will be ran ulr4 f..
the du, fuUldme•t of etch ooutran•. Spesit-
eatioosand foetus of Sonde • cut rule M bed
by making ant Booties. to the bosom el the
.t'�,{W0,.4ry�et inn 1luUa►».
417.V--Teodere are not rrgatrekteiMi 'ilii
ply Or 'neat to theasylums in TsrOslo. lea
deo. Kings'o.. Hamilton and Mlmleo . or to
theematral Prison a: d Merin IteIotnovo)
,
Tornio.
The lowed teen) tender not neoe.earllrtr-
rated.
Newspapers isrrttsg thh Wvert1emul
without authority from the department w
not he raid for It,
.. .UMio7I11.-e.-�t. wubt
J Ata. NUXON. 1w.0eo.on nt Prisons and Pub-
Ito
ubIto Cannel. Parliament Hulld top, T.ronte,
Nov. SOLI 11113. 5311
AM* or Lauds fee
rroWil • OP
TIU&A*UR1ITi KAIAK 0/ LAND, 1iOR
TAXI'.
(:UUERICII.
'OOVI•VI or pprrTAato,lir virtue a• war.
Town of belies -Pa : 4 rant under the ypl
of the mayor amid eel of the aerpe •liosof 1ke
tow■ et Gederiu5, dated the twe.tieth day et
Deptesu 1Wi, oommditemalag e to levy item
'to lana hotels. floe described, rot the arreare
of lasts den thereon, tegelhur with oasts
n ettles la email/ given that 0111..4 euob t•:a.
sad oasts are wear p.ld I *ball. pursuant to
The as.1eem eat Ace, R.16 0 , It.rr. Wawa
1tu, proceed toesll� U wp Wb sesame the .aid
leads ur se mesh tbNwof se my be nece.rr7
ter the eat meat able mid coeurs a •d ease
at .7 efa.e wa friday. tn. *Remelt Aar of
Ueoenb.r. at two set** la tit. tofu' 0000.
The feaswtug Iota w pegested •
WY',ry
J. P. BROWN,
F#NAING IMPLEMENTS
4.(4,,/ AND MttCHINERY, ..
PIANOS, ORGANS, SEW-
ING MACHINES, Sc. .
Hull STOOL KEIT ON NAM.
1 hat. the beet that is ,nate in Grist.
ors, Palpus, Qat'tlnt Sams, etc.
I Mm the Da - Laval Ore= Snare -
um
nare-
u me It is Site moat reliable ou the markt t.
;tl, it.y yen to wee one.
1)o you want a new Qpttir or $1.Sgh?
I handle different makes, and can suit your
requiremente and your pocket, too.
Would not your wife appreciate a good
Washer •ud W Tager ?
I)o you watt a good Map, °yew sir
/swing Machias 2
I .hail 10. plowed W have you call and
inspect the stock at my wareru0me on Ham
-
iltottat. before jou purchase.
1 buy my gouda to the casae bane and eau
sell ata very close margin of profit.
J. P, BROWN,
Agent Rx M..'ey Herrin J.plerrwuta
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11i DE -CARBON STEPL all
STeaIIId an eS
tenl.. neyerr rally saran, sed not W ware
er I11r4. They w.11 Inst • 1.4Ml.te.
tin Tire, toot lis • y!e than roe taferlor
Stores. and nn go.rat. .ed to vase One tided
rod, bake better god radiate awn boat tare
be eac*syber. •�
(`.alt ,rod get . wi eat..
1 ays also the sole .Msec) for t e Kelso,
Wars. air Yeweru.e, which Ir luny ani.•.•
teed to beta most e0bte.','eeeaastaal, der
able. gee-: roof wad 5raltatul heating device
made.
investigate k for ourself beton) au deolde.
HeMAgwrtsrs for risottos...6 feeael.g. TI.
srltblag and .leve rupia.,
Bs C. FIESIHCER,
While baying a
RANGE -
why not get the best T A
Sapp Thought
OR
Souvenir.
They are handsome,
economical
and perfect bakers,
See our
Radiant dome
AND
Souvenir 8eaers.
A GUARANTEE
with every Stove.
•
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LE-& SIIEPIIAII.0
MILL WOOD
FOR SALE.
The above is cut into Stove wood
!math and will be delivered to any
part of the town the same day its
ordered.
Osiers received by telephone or
left at n.idenoe, 128 Cambria street,
will teoeive prompt attention.
'Phone 98.
PETER McEWAN.
1orierich, Nd'vesil.er gls., 1899. 63-3m
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ti:ve
DAA $Z
Free
Press
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IN
asados tis iMeet
des 1p ee10 sad othe .
who; ensiled led irehst rs-
purls *as Liverged, Leader,
New Ted, Margo, Basks,
Swab ad eiaswbere; frill
MIM of meet* .felts sad
Ami Weds District
saws. New Mee the Tress -
aid fall oil flush The
largest, beak sad seat peris-
h? dslb newspaper 1* Vest-
ed Weds Only $1.00 per
J. . BMIMe®e Kis.
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You will soon oe hooklog fora NEW
000K or PARLOR STOVE.
Remember tent WB BELL Tan BEST
In the market.
THE PEARL STEEL OVEN RANGE
cannot be beat
A Guarantee with every Pearl Stove.
THE NEW FLORIDA
with Kteel oven. Is the beet .,e,;,
wood Cook.
genes
$ippose we talk it gyp,
You have not been perfectly satisfied with the Bgola
and Shoes you have been getting, but aro not jest sure
you can do any bettor. a aro ou& g aShp,x
away, bat CLAIM to (/e giving the best[lvaluesyinotorbe hal
In town.
THE SPOT CASH PRICE
at whioh everything is merited snakes thinking people, those who ehol
around and want to make their dollars go the furthest, hay sere.
WE WANT YOU FOR A CUSTOMER
As we feel that we oat save you yahoo little on your fell supply of
Shoes d you will do your trading with w. Buying and SO/114 ft),
SPOT CASH is what makes the difference.
You must keep your feet warm and dry,
(;all and see our splendid line of RUBBERS and RUBBER 1300'n,
The very beet that can be bought, not very high in price either.
Long Boots trotu $1.40 to $3.20, guaranteed to give good wear.
13est.own Carpet .Slippers only 15o. per. pair.
See our large bottle tavoritea Oi1 Snow Dreadng, only (ic. per bottle, it is goo,.
tee.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.
THE ART AMHERST •
Nibs. beat Coal Double-Hea.ter,
and
THE HOWARD
is tb. beet Ooal 114sweaolh
Por sale by
JThe. x. WORSELLc•-•••=0,..rinm,
NONE gag FOR FAMILIES -
We watt fie *O'Y1{eae1 l • suester
of famina t0 d e kabbala. e. at hems,
whole r ewe tiles a tV&IM 7
motil!e* and seal, Oa fare rhe
lay rev I M work as gnat la.
Ill•1asr..0 hlndr&e*.. i M IDE per
wool .sada oreardta/ to fly Mooted
toes. work.
Writs an meta RION S1181.554.
uv OIaOMng h.. • hareem.
Mar
Bat Nada Pet 11 b''Tlte died,"
i). assaM, Gnrern.set isupil0..,SI
welgkta awl as1a.oren, .died upas 111a
m.rehanu sl les sows Is W said she
sky Aortae Ihe p..% webk.
P. T. HgDDS
North side of the Square, Oodelrich THE CASH SHOE DEALER
MONEY'S MONEY
I Any man who wears
the. D. King Co.'s
Stub Proof Rubbers
makes money -money
that will jingle in his pocket,
Search the world over and you
will find nothing better than Stub
®t proof Rubbers, because
11) eisizip there is nothing better.
Any progressive dealer can tell
you all about Stub Proof, if not, write to
the J. D. King Co., and they will tell you.
You can't afford to be without them, because they are the
best See that Stub Proof is STAMPED on the bottom. d
'esdi The J. D. IC]f O"W ' ted, '".. -
Toronto. Mantras/ WinnipsF
TO ADVIRTIBERB.
Notice of changes mast be lett at this
- - t1EAf nor -tete? -"then autarchic
noon. The Copy for changes
mast be left not later than Moro -
day noon. Caval Advertiaetneo5u
acoepted too to noon Wednesday of
sash week.
To the Farmers
of Goderich, Colborne and
neighboring. Towoahips :
I beg to state that I leave bought
the Harness business lately carried on
by Mr. Dowding on Hamilton st., and
intend enlarging my stock of Har-
ness, Robes, Whips, Trunks, Valises,
Fur Cosa Ind all kinds of horse -
clothing for the fall trade.
Repairing will be carried on as u -
ual and good work guaranteed.
Mr. Dowding will remain with me
until the spring.
5.46
G. HOUSE.
BEOKER di IdYER$,
U➢dertaten ad Kilaluer8
Graduate of M .. ohreeNo Cul
begs d K.bal.iog.
D4Y AND
MNIGHT.
31447 00011311 AT MODE,
RATEPRl IIB, L74D
OOURTEOU3 ATTENTION.
e10e/0E1 BLOC'. ileum fa
A Good, WarmjweH-Made . .
OVERGOAT
is • dedsble .equldbeso te • haw's ward-
robe .6 ten Stam .r year. H. DUN 60P, ill.
West41. akar, W . thea• meek of kis owe
mats wbbe Ink wen wad wear well TM
prise Y w • sesbw maker -very I.w.
CALL AJID 8=Is ?HZ*.
H. DUNLOP.
MILLINERY.
ALT
The R. B. Smith Dry Goods Co.
• AMISS DONAUH, Oodericb.
HUD 1ttLLINKtt8 : MIS8 H. HARRISON, Dungannon.
tM16M-4l. ROBERTS, Seaforth.
LgD2E8'
Nerd Work and Natty 1Leay--'Wea Hal&
Yoe oars unfitly determine the correct styles in headwear if '
you vino our Millinery Department., because they truly reflect ;aj
whatever the leading millinery centres have pronounced fashion-
ah'n and stylish. Our collections in the three busy places of ri
business •urpaet all previous efforts.
The goods are here for your pleasure, free for your iopee-
tion, and to buy if you wish. Come and see on SATURDAY,
sir at your earliest convenienoe.
THE A. B. SMITH DRY C000S CO,
GODZBICH DUNGANNON. ESEA/Olarli:
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YOUNG LADIES ONLY.
Any mew lady can sere t
WalthwffiWatck, of a flnasr
Writing Desk, Leers or oust.,
etc. For selling among her fs a few
bottles of highly perfumed TIMET SQN
Send us a poet -card for prwa+i u. list Ind
in,trnctione. Young Iatlbla bavirKoorder
for,ni can fill thea out, ..d sand theft is.
ST. JOHN SOAP CO.,
los 1T, 5Aw11NO1 ea.
MONTi3CAL
MILLINERV.!1:w
hied 3&iea and Styles for the Fall sad Vita Nit
TRY LAT68T AND NM ma=
I?others, Bihlious and air
According to my usual cgetnm, 1 shall trot --
ghat be plaited to have the Indies impact ay'is.
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