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aniaary0 1Needs..
Warm Underwear, heavy Clothing, Furs, Blankets, Comforters, etc.,
are some of your January needs. In all these lines you will fend a good
assortment with us. Nearly three months of cold weather ahead of you yet.
Look our lines over, our January prices will wake thew intoresting to you.
Special Jacket • Bargains
A special lot of
Ladies Jackets in black
i and colors, c'eariug at
$2.00.
Special lot of best
regular $8 to $10 Jack-
ets, $e 00:
A 1-n-43601idren's
short Jack s $ s and
Ulster'.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' Flan-
isolette Nigh t.
Gown, nicely trim-
med, very hand-
some Goods, well
made, at 50c., 75c.,
$1.00, $1 25.
Ladies' Heavy
Fleeced Underwear
Wiese b n e
all wool Underwear
Children.' Underwear all sizes.
BOYS' FLEECED LINED
UNDE R W E A B, perfectly
made, and very warm ; in
all sizes from the little fel-
low to the big boys.
MI special prices.
Boys' Pea
Jackets and
Overcoats.
Extra value
in Pea J ackets,
navy blue, heavy
'fined, double-
irea.ted, for
Boys 10 to 14
years, at $2.25.
Boys' Suits,
Vents, Mitts, etc.
a
Men's Suits in heavy double-
breasted styles.
Men's Overcoats and Pants.
Best black and colored Factory Yarns at 40c. lb.
Heavy all wool colored Blanket Cloths in reds, blues and greens for Capes awl
Child's Jacket. at $1.00 a yard.
Extra value ,n Beaver Mattie Cloths in all colors at $1.95.
CASH AND ONE PRICE 1
smith Bro's & Co.
DUNLOP.
Tnusuav, Jan. 9th
With deep regress we aodoe the death of
Jamas Clark. wbloh °courted at his Moo,
Clammiest Farm, Friday morning, after as
illam of s►.rol moethe. Mr. Clark cam
se °gibers• is 1834 with his father, the late
D. perk. With the Hyedmm sed I.'san
imp ham °olbors° he went to rho tioderloh
Grammar school, taught by Mr. John Hal
dame. Fur Rome years he lived U England
with his nook. M. late Sir Jams Clark.
Io 8.otleed ho married his wife, Henrietta
Fordyce. who sarylyes him After Doming
N Canada he reside for some time neer
Dundee. Leavlog then, he sellld ou his
lays u 1862 As • farmer no nae could
rival him is our township in rotation of
crops and the best Improvements in larot
maehlaory for harvstisg the 'role. Ws
think we ma say he was owl of the first in
Cslhoras to out • shoal with the sickle and
smog the first to a grain cot with a
leader. H. always took • pride is his
g ook ad the b.•.tllul flock of @beep :n hie
yard was moth admired by them who cone
be pity hist the lase tribute of reepsut. As
• best ha was • t roe son of Soosissd, always
hevtag• sold wdoome for hie guests, who
all miss be.. from his now vacant Mir.
Osimly aad reeigeodly be sit death, blddiag
farewell to all as the end oasis. By his
dgath those mar and deer to him will sties
ono who was over ready to d. them • kind
mess. His death Mays • dip brant In ear
oommsalty. In Mart* of 1872 five r,f his
Mildew died of diphtheria, only ,lebo and
Willbm.scapi.g. Mince then Oiorge and
Ella have hose bora sod rodded with him.
William has • ged prattles la Odorich as
a veterinary surgsos ; John is settled m the
majoring farm. HM wren, Mrs. George
Y060/, of Auburn, sad Mrs. J. 0 Stuart,
wore with him darter his ill..., also Wm
Clark as be neared hM sod. Kw Y. Clark,
of S.afnth, was present at lbs femoral.
Tbe pallbearers win hb throe sons and his
time nephews, James, David and William
Hogie. The damned was • member of the
mwmtthtp moan! is 1880. In polities he
was • C...ervapvs. The (upend on Sun.
day last saw a liege ..omens of neirnton
e nd friends front (derloh and other plass,
among whom were to M se. quits • mos
ter of reaising pl000ere of the Horne
trans, who like the forest of trees in Harm
THE hl 1 h4 : GOLIESICH
by lb. coheir a Km. Mivaob ea Belida,
•teslan led.
The paste., Bar. 8. J. Allis, and the
membra of Victoria Motet Methodist
chart* locoed bedding • aeries .f revival
{twsio.a gooloopvielm ei4
The mottoes In Keo* et urolt aeht talk
will be meditated by Key. Collo Sleaob•r,
M. A., of Tommie Ftead. Mr. Auden•
Bose to oouduot anai.ersary a«.lose in his
.eattreration.
TM sale. pray.r-n.shea this (Thursday)
.vest./ will be held to Viet.rie sl ebureh
aad the ooeoludtng meati.. of the week .f
prayer will be bold ou Friday .voatng to
Knot ohurob Thew ms.Nogs oommenoa
at 8 o'clock.
We understood flat 'totem to WM ditl,-
oulty .f ►filching woo throe kwdr.d
delegates who were "emoted hon for the
omtgro wn Limp" 000veotIos, it has beim
decided mot to bold the messlag her..-
°liMes New Kra'
who has time to • good position in '1 eremite,
has monied a aituatio* as mhool t.a ler
adjacent Hepworth,i
Brooe
Jabs SIrashn,lort Harem, he pond,of
the holidays at the reald.aoe of his end..
David Jardian, Cherry Grove Farm, AA -
/101d. It is about alibi years since his lost
provisos vtdo,and he M enloyl.g himself Igo
meesoly.....0• W dsedav of last week Chas.
D.roln. if.. after baring upset Christmas
and New t'ear's holidays as the old home-
stead, returned S. Ttisisy Cullers, whore
h• b etudyiag needWso. He is t►" third
eon of Charles Durala.. George, fourth
sen of C. Duraln, atter having spent Christ-
mas and New leer's at home, retuned o
Wedasday is Klan to resume his duties
as theistical is the Collegiate at that pima
It M his third year is that last/tattou....
B. J. Crawford was in the musty tows last
Friday on busiom....T. 0. AI, pruot
pal of Deagaanon pabbo s_ehMl, was is the
•n
:oly tows Mob eitftei.
PORT ALBERT.
Morpsv, Jos. S.
W. Hayden loaves today to resume his
studios at the distal oollegs, Toronto.
The Foresters will bold their annual ball
and supper ou Tuesday erasing la their hall
her..
John Orem redwood to Brussels last
week, having "poet New Year's with his
parents here.
Mr. sad Mrs. Ed. Carrell, of BeemlUsr,
ware meets" aoquaiotonos In the village
e Friday of lass week.
J. B. Hawkins, after havl•g a lengthened
viols with his family hers, left for Boobs
t«, N. V., on Friday lost.
Gee. Hawklike and Mr. and Mrs. H Hay.
des attended the fusel of the late lames
Clark, of Cod:ma , lot Sunday afternoon
Jas. Crawford lass week r.odved the sad
tutelages** N the dealt" of his sister, Mr.
Law -n, wife of the Hoy. Thomas Lew-
es', of Brand.", Mae. Mrs. Looms
we. bon and brought up hare, sad many in
this vioisls who remember her kiodly die-
podsioa will learn of her death with deep
rent.
ASHFIELD.
Wxupanar, Jan. 3.
Th. horn, of i.e. MoC.e ell, 5th meow
he In
In Ole situ. Me fast dpp.arinu from sloe A.hfl.ld, was the some of a very
view. pretty wedding on the evening of Dm. MI,
the 000asi.n belag the marriage of his
daughter, Babes, to Chas. Tate. Walde
mar. The bride was owatlfully attired la
cram orepoans with etlk Mmminos, sad
the bridesmaid, Miss Tem MoJmoell, sister
of the brldo, was also /)rend in cream.
Tb. groom was supported by Sydney Gth-
see, of Dwntansss. After the oenmmy,
GA. NEWTON, DENTIST, Of LUCK- whioh was performed by Rev. B.L Hutto..
t 'sow. will Molt Deyas.oe ou lot and Dusganhm, the company sat down to a
ird wrist of mob tomtit, All modern meth-
DUNGANNON.
DUMMY. Jan 9th.
Norton- The local aeea•y is Dus anew
foe Tan Stara" Is at the cellos of J. G. Wase,
J 1'., eroevrgqmaser. to.. who will receive er
dust ter sebwerlpt1ona sdvertis s( and Mb-
yte*, end Is authorised to give receipts for
imamnes mid for the same
What 1s Soott's Emul-
sion ?
It is the -bee cod-liver ail,
"pe>Kq a '
bincd with the hypophos-
phites and glycerine. What
will it do i It will make
the poor blood of the anzmic
rich and rod.
It will give nervotis energy
to the overworked brain and
nerves. It will add flesh to
the thin form of a child,
wasted from fat -starvation.
It is everywhere acknowl-
edged as The Standard of
the World.
mi. sad tom eg 4ustbts.
SCOTT a 1110W11e. abeam.. lrwM
Key. Jasp.e tylMoo, pastor of North-st.
Methodist uhuruh, is giving • series of ser -
mese specially fur young men and women.
Lott Sooday evening be Kam the first of
these sermons. stating a prise list it
would hu tntroduotoey to the remaining ad•
dresses of the serlss. The prsoher said
that i. Use youog people was the hops of the
church, as in the natural owes of even'.
they would tette the plow of their alders in
• few yeasr, but the ehurob, be sud, seamed
ho be losing Its grip opoo the young pmol•,
espeoially the young men. Spirituality
awned to be ouesldered o:d fashioned. er
ill mils fur old mu Deouurng the reams
why youeg men were out of sympathy with
the obarob, Mr. Wilson mid it might partly
ba dos to the spited' maintained towards
the ohurob oven In Christian homes, and
partly to coldness sad formality within the
oburub itself. He laid particular ■tram,
however, open the di.adyaatages Impoad
by the conditions of the pn.e•t age epos
young mw, who sometimes Bad Ibemeshes
tolling behind In the moo. lam their self-
respmt, possibly fall tato low immolations,
and are mere &axiom to moan a position La
which they ma earn a r.epeotabls com-
petesos thea to receive the truths of the
Gasper It would be useless to ge to a
starving man with the iatsmtio a aayers-
iug him • be should be gives som.thiag to
est ; and in like sumer Christi& pimple
should show Chair sydipathy with the youeg
men is their material affair. and rhos bring
them Into the proper aNkede towards the
ohureh. The young men Mould .N forgot
that C:hrW-w a young mai whoa He died
to save the world ; that He called young
mea for His dioipls; that vibes He wasted
• mighty apostle to proclaim HM word Hs
celled epos Sol of Tams the pswagtor
of His people; a young mm ; sad Paul in
tarn had young men, Tiles, Timothy aad
others, to Ovist film In his week of "vmgel-
imalJsa, The hoarser of Christ was one
around which yews' me.i especialy should
rally. Mr. Wtlsoe's address was eyetooth'.
tie and prwtioal. He will emtlnne his ser-
mons
rmoos to young people on Sudsy evening'
for some time. and will probably have large
and interested midtown.
I extradino and filling. and 20111/ Off
With. (Meow next door to Medd'. wls,.....-
Hours. m a.m. to6 p.m.
At the annual skeol meals". held on
Wedssday. T).mmber 27th, T. E Deride
was re *looted trainee.
Welding bolls bars bees the ardor of lb.
day, and now Bettor hells led -probably •
prelude to later" wedding bells.
Freak Roswell was rsseatly appointed •
.gusty omstable. H. will be • good moa
be see that the pease M kind la this dieetios.
Witham Cameron, agar the aw.shtp
hall, is the proud lathe. of a bouodig bey,
sed is going to .sad him through life with
the same of .lehe A. atomised to him, is
remembrance of (.sada. groats.t "tats.
rata. as Wiliam gar It.
Vessels Jury, an .1d resident of West
Wewaaeah, sear T.aekaow, deed after a
shaft llleem .t • throat afhotlea. Iii, r•
uncles were Imesrrd m Dengawnoa oem.lty ami prosperity. Your oousismat Chrlmesis
OM 8atmrd• leis Hs was te.eery years d
W A sad loaves« • widow sad daoghtto Odom to duty as • mambo of the share►
bountiful repeat. The beide was the nod-
tees
nt of many beautiful and ao,tly prevents.
be young mph, left next day for their
om Waldemar, Walder, followedby the best
within in of the wi.
whole ooe.lty.
Oa the leveeing of Dee. %J, fleas any of
oho young penal. of Crowe assembledMethodist
th
church at e home of James
McCoa•rll. 5th concession, Aebfeld. After
soesmobil • obil evening the ommpany Int
sited Msmo
Miss Barbara McConnell to ms for-
ward, and then the following address was
cc
read, aompanied by a b.autifsl dieser
set:
To MW Mutton
B. Metosellt
Duo llrugpo,-We, the members sad
adherent' oa
of (rows obarob agnou
gstltai
Epworth Legg s, learnt** it M
eaM your isms -
Men In the noir future rime's from this
msigheerhood, desire be meter be yea our
tied regards and • token r
of meabroaos.
In doing so we wish you ovary hapebss.
7 osodnet, year upright eheraomr, your taitb
swim hie 1000 -
TIM/ esesrow °v (1001111.1111. -Oa Monday.
aha tilt" lee►. In amortises* with elle Hoot -
sit Ash, the monad of West Wawa -
weak bold its ams wade" oe the yeat
1900. All the sealers ware prasest, eb.
sew r'•am•, R.b. Maid, le the ehelrs seed
all wars lily IasWtmd Is Also for 180.
The clerk, t ase magesor of 1809
www n allre d, ass. J.aemem aad Jeha
• wows? ware appetaNA aadtt.we mad 'r
IA.Reham waswt•ke .f the towsaip ball.
lama Amnia. Morten --TM wad
teomgsimp of the D-nsm.o Agrtedte,el era reesembrasse eN appy atlas. Mond Oa
Delete, Park Amduties, was held la the bshelf mf the friseis,
baa IS Moseley the fib EMU. of I.et' ti L. Ureter. paste..
11418116lan
st iling ware road mil depted. • (yam, Aahs•rd, U.. 90N. 1520,
Tin madame ceps was alma read cal Mem Mtgpyssq netted h e few saps,
adspwd. The wore .hewed that but ' Am/ftacs, h them mid ._.iii tsg bar I*
years Outages woo a b.a•eial o.eeesr.
, Ma' grit at smae'i g he. Mamodea. with /be
b mtpsidd teweed, liquidating of debt lasses• sad c airM. Ailsa a pm.e+..,e e
Miele • emu sot • geed 'molts lett to this evaeleg the ee.e,e , ns4 da bsfr
r!mei •em.mas. The allow, epp*latad for' home"
IWO MS t Joke Beware, prsident : Joke. --
Ms .ea, vise protases t T. R. Duran, re- CHURCH NO Tf
appNiwa ewwretery-ve„eyr ; die ..tee,,
E t. rawfotrd a a seadmaga. Thecae The `t at PsepW flmaW ,f
U. Ste (dart, Jr., left lost '1'hur.iay for
(.`Mango. If be Bob the prospects good he
may locate there permanently and remove
his family then.
Mr. and Ma. Jt*a Shea... sad Miss
Ethel, of tiedeetob, "peat the Christmas
holidays with W. H. Sheens., of Beath
London. Mrs. Sous.. •remains ea the city
f« • few weeks --Looks Advertiser.
We be. a pummel gall the •them Soy
from J. G. Ward, J. P., of Duagosass,wbi
has bees speeding holidays in Wlagbaes,
Wbitoobureh and other palate. He reps*
having bid a toed time note ntheeiatme the
stormy weather. HM friends hoes teal M
pleaded to know tbu he is mjoymg heft
bash► the. bad toga ►M pieties foe so..
yaw.
EPP$'S COCOA. We Wish Our Many Customers
parties AUCTION SALES.
All QM
011100 wilt have • fres sottsale billso" tassm st
is this list vv M the glamor talo.
THcenusv. Jamsary 18th.- Amides oily
vi household Iureltere, furnishings, writs,
e.rtaies sad bltsd., the property of James
Wilklaon, at his r.ddoaoe, Eisen stasis•,
Oederloh- THun. 00/DST, awoils..ar.
Saycsuar. Jan. 90N.-Asnloe sale of m
ea load of extra toed gaseis oimatnoba at
I r r. The mimes w tin property of
Blob. Pears, Reoo►vile, Oilerd meaty.
Tutor. GUenRY, ae akMeer.
=THURSDAY. Feb. 1N. -Amities sale of
ow semi Mem Isom maga, Bhnyrabedowu
aad L•lostsr soap aid Berkshire Owe at
Salo ad Bros.' farm, les 5, oeseonees 1,
Oedoetob towat*ip, oormemeiar at 1 r. s.
Tem. Gyptay, •metih.Mr. -
Last `Sandal, m«nior is Vloteria wtrset
°buro►, Rev. 8 J. Alba gays m Interesting
thine* of the 10. and work .f the rte
D. L. Moody. Mr. Moody, he said, was
bora sixty -owe year. my on • small farm is
the Slate of Ms..aohumtts. As the arm el
seventeen be weal to the city .f Booboo sad
fogad employment in a also* store kept by
hie mothes'e brother. He was required by
hue angle to attend the Solley school aad
public nervi es of the (Moore/atoms/ chermee
every Ssaday, 'Wheat fall. Darla( his
two year.' rsides°, is Basten he was os.•
versed sad applied fee °heroic mombeesblp,
bat, Moguls: to my, he was kept waiting
for more teas a year before being reee:red.
L sviag Boots. I. his tws.tieth year, he
forted e.ploymsat as • sal«oras in a shoe
bersse is the city of Chicago. Here he
e stersd the ohsrot and showed his zealous
spirit by renting four pews and Oiling them
every Sebiatb with young men from the
street. He wanted also to take port in the
weekly prayer meeting, but he was told it
would be becoming In bio to keep quiet.
In oar day, said Mr. ABM, the difficulty is
to bud a Seng mon wbo is willing to attend
the prayer mottos. About this time also
he wished to b.00mo • teacher m the deada7
school and was told that he might if be
would bring hie own ',Molars. Nothing
dannt.d, the next Sunday he marched into
the Saoday school room at the bed of
eighteen ragged boys whom be had bees
eollwtisg during the we.k. Shortly after-
wards
fter
wards he started • minion of his own is an
empty lavers. The work grow and ',spout!.
d so ropily that • much larger building
was required mid a school was soon Mad
with sixty teachers and 450 scholars. Is
1860 Mr. Moody gave up his himines, that
be might devote all hb time and moray to
religious work. He resolved to live ou as
little as possible that M might have the
more for his work, and giving o his rested
rooms be slept on • bench to the room, of
the Yam Mm's °homtian Aisoolatlon. Ia
• short time he became • oily missionary.
and here began Mr Moody's unique and
most wonderful osrwr u an evaprelist. Is
this regard he was both • John the Baptist
mod • John Wesley. The Interest awak,sad
by Mr. Moody in bis work at New York,
Bootee, St. Louis, Cleveland, Sas Frasolso.
and other Amerlws and Canadian cities
soon beoame worldwide ; and It is safe to
my that million" of people hey, been
awakened by his horning word. and stirring
appeal,. What was ills scerot of Mr.
Moody'• phenomenal career and ,aeon.`
First, and above all ; " His was a spirit.
tilled life." Second, " His abeotuts mom -
oration to the one work of tiring good.'
Third, " Hs unwavering belief and roof!.
dexo. in the Bible." Fourth. " His form of
Uearaeter and strong commis mom" And
It must not hs forgotten that mach of his
sewer was due t" ,soh (motors as " salon
•^rvlos,'- "..ton choirs " and the seryls. of
moa ander the leadership of Mr. Banks,
Prof. Termer or some other distinguished
linger. Mr. Moody will long Lee In Me
senior y of I hoevanrls, and In the wn k
which be has left In other band,.
and •e president of the League, are worthy
of all proles, and mora sir appred.tise.
We trust, when♦« year rsidmce may In
she futon be, yew will here pre -elms mom -
Irks, fragrant and delig$hfal, of your lemon
tis .enema om with year oharob and hems
is lb. mew days it Iiia May the Dori In
whom yea teat ever ho your mold, sad
ebspberd. By sad y may we all met is
Owl lead sad lea whore the friseMbIps
of earth am mowed and may mare be the
joys sad towards swatting the faithful aad
ergs, Pies.; gosipt this gift as a token .f
COMING AND GOING.
BORN.11c1.11•14 Loma Delia. a
Ise, the wife of C.ps. lam esrm•
erty of Oadertob. of swat
Lie.- is Oederiob. o Dee. 15th, Yea.
Marisa Lee. of a enc.
MARRIED.
WILSON-dALKELD-Os Wednesday. Jae,
tetb,•tthe rm:d.ausof the Mede', amramts,
dr,Hr. and Mrs. John Salkeld. Bayfield road.
Wilmsto Jasper
MI,s Faniat,oSilkeid.jemdaO enD'eese.
TAW M► floe. by Roo{. A I. Hu ao* Ch«Cs
Tate, of the towasiip of Ammonia, to Minn
Roxboro McOmenell. of Atitk4d.
DIED.
MCINTOSH.-In Chicago, Il., on Wednesday.
January 3rd, John McIntosh. woe of Mrs.
Wm, mtolNesh. mod A! yams and e.
maths.
CLARK. -At Claremont farm. Colborne tows-
▪ ou Jemeary fob. Jamss work.
o pal 73y 'mesal and II days.
McPHAIL. Is (beaiad as Jan. thl, MA
Colt.. wen of Deold IloPba'1. seed H
yens, A mothe sad ilidays.
Joe Tilt visited Galt daring the holiday
rase.
Mr. sad Mrs. E lotted Cliotsm on
Saturday.
Miss Jarvis Umiak, of Detroit, M yieltieg
her home bore.
Bert Relllsrak., of Tomato, was Is town
os Taeday on businesa. ,
Mr. sad Mn, Jas. Clark he4a rsemesed
from their visit to itriaal
Fresh Melees was up from Stratford ter
• low days theweweek.
Miss Evelyn °anisic' is atteadier the
Hamiltoa Ba.tsw Osllego.
Chas. Maness endt a brief "kit to rota-
ting at °Gat.. es Mislay.
Mr. sad Mrs. Ales. Craw*, of R.ffalo,
ars yeah,/ the former'seker here.
Dr. f>MaaL Giheoe, of La.gdem_t Dakota, I.
vW$iag his pros, Cape. end Yrs. (libelee.
Giorgio Weath«ald, sem of Thomas
Weas►«ald, Is hem* from Meeeomeo, N.
W. T.
W. J. Paisley. Boom bt+eeewr, Chow,
was im tows as Friday es/ Saturday last
weak -
Mies Alberta f Tilifiiad from
V saseover. B. C, mils. s Slay et errand
resew there
W. R BillssSS ess e$ aid. Elliott. has
gems M (Asthar f &Meal Ws Bolero
(bUyo Nora
Jaw Cradgts, see of Jams Craig* Ifs
last Isom ar take • aurae Is this Nesaws
Bmdiees OaUgga
m
. wh► the ps .aid vise IONIC ehwr.h hew iesust of th.le w woof -- suss has,oterswd be.. from tea
It Isis dmYN'MN thrid ..teb?,M„ ta».ky. t« the e damimw.t the yr.r
stay m w. yon
es 941► May mat, f« whit* a isteramla, The Kpyn,th League N N.rsh Nand flawed will roweie bars till solos.
Tt..he'Mooees Piles he.s eowasd w Tens-
es Wider .l... le
we. Y n. will ••sella baro until
mot wase,
•1><ertbweeft •her • M f t e, w
prorrpsa will wa e oadely, M YpthNtss •bare► M • vrNplowedw sese
ere plod a, is IntT ll• ssr ahtett •cairon u She Clow Rsnot Lomas.
The Unh-s ash.., " dirk I What
ease Mas ,leets linty Vele.." eta wee neap
0
here
of Pltatrew<arisaWi
nor Quality,and Highly Nutri-
tive Plro»srties. BPsolally
gratsthl tend oomfbrting to the
nervous and dyspeptic. Bold.
only in 1/4 lb. tins labelled
JAY%pathic Ch Lon-
Lon-
don, England. SEMI
sn1Anuet
EPPS'S COCOA.
BUTTON'S
Boiler Cepdnnd
Mgt'
BNGIliBBB SUPPLIKS;
Lubricating Oils and Greases,
F.ue Oleaners, Oottln Waste,
Pape Oovering, Asbestos Goods
Rubber Packing, Brass G- ode.
Bolting and Lace Leather.
lane 4 ny
the best uie1 anti at the rigid
pt v. 1f you lwatt to save some"y awl get
eup,•ri,.i.g•e,.,.', writ.' ate.
The W®. Sutton Cosp000d Co ,
186 tJtiovii .t. East. fill-outo.
A llappy and-Pr sperous New Yr
and thank you sincerely for the liberal
patronage extended to us since we powwowed businem in Godirleh.
We recognize the fact that the suooses that has been ours kid**
to your generous aid.
We shall endeavor to further merit year ooaLdenes during the
opdag year by giving you the beet possible salsifor your most', se
well en by honest dealings with you at all times.
It you are pleased, tell your friend"; if not, tell as,
lies oar line of Felt and Fleece -lined Shoes
for the cold weather. Ladies' Button, Lace and Gaiter Shoes -oily
$1.19 per pair.
Our Calf and Angora Skating Shoes for Ladies
are lovely, warm goods ---only $1.45 and $1.75 per pair.
A full line of Ken's Felt Boots, Rubbers and lox, and
Klondykea-at all prices.
1WAIRINi NU11.Y INNE. YOUR INNEi Ila IF YOU NW IT.
i-.A.LIS
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North side of the Square, Goderioh. THE CASH SHOE DEALER
Ills" Jars largess.. • graduate of cot.•
risk model seheel, has begs eseeaed as
fwa•bor of WO palate .abed as 9.d.., agar
Egos,, the peetWs masted by Mies Utmo
aebarmes, of tows.
Siam Ri'iilor Repaiing.
The Goderioh steam boiler works
having been removed from Uoderieb,
I hive made arrangements to carry
on boiler repairing end also the mama -
factoring of smokestacks, etc.
Repairing of boilers, esgiaeshff
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Gia.luaw of Ma.rct:unetts Lled-
loge of Embalming.
WHITE HEARSE.
OPEN DAY AND NIUUT.
MODE-
RATE PRICES. AGOODS N
COURTEOUS TTEETIOA.
IMID heal nut rt. /NSUNs1.
MILL WOOD
AOR SALE.
la
D. K: ATRACHAN,
Rsehinish Oedaeiei.
Werke os Vioteria 131T4
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111 s_ POINTS 3111
lii raves or
III DE -CARBON STEEL Iii
S1oes dISM TIM alte MI6 Itweesernewel we‘ Ws weer
Rau ¢s
Ir'`a "'M't..=1f.
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sued tot usd aw.. mina.
H. C. FILSINCER,
geamsr w/iel. sed swan
Ge.W?fhomson&Son
The Oldest )rstabllslksd sad Most Reliable
Music HOMO In HMO' OesAntty.
~mein ova is cat into stove wood •
Image sad will be delivered to any
part of the town the same day es
ordered.
Orders received by telephone at
lett at rtsidenoe, 128 Cambria street,
SCRIBNER'S
FOR 1900
INCLUDES ..
my and Geiser (serial)
-- - ROO8E-
-VELTS. "Oliver Cromwell"
(serial) ---
RICHARD HR,OI NO
DAVIS'S ' Action and spe-
cial articles
HENHENRY NO$MAN :S
The Russia of to -day
Articles by WALTER A.
W Y C K; O F F, author of
"The Workers"
SHORT STORIES by
Thomas Nelson rage , ,
Henry James -
Ilenry van Dyke -
Ernest Seton -'Thompson .
Edith Wharton
Octave Thanet
William Allen White
SPECIAL ARTICLES
The Paris Exposition •
FREDERIC IRLAND'S
articles on sport and explor-
ation
"HARVARD FIFTY
YEARSv AGO," by Senator
NOTABLE ART FEA-
TUItI.S, THE CROM-
WELL ILLUSTRATIONS
by celebrated American and
foreign artists -
PUVIS DE tHAVAN-
NES„by JOHN I:&FAEGE
(illustrations in calor) Y
Special i11>dgtrative
Bohemia -tin- glint and in
blas and whits by
APPL N K
B. C. PEI xorrO HENRY
MtCARTKk, DWIGHT L.
ELYIEN DORF sild others
IV Illuetruted Tus
&eat tree to any address
Chalks 5CMbeer's Sons
Publishers. Wm yam
ill receive prompt attention.
'Phone 9N.
PE Tilt McEWAN.
Gotiericb. November 81st, 1800. 554.
J. p BROWN,
te. fig
Farming Implements
NM,
and MACHINERY,
p
NM,Drum, Se ladies
rn.• an.
A Null. STOCK KEPT ON NAN.
I hat, the et that ie male inlegind_
era, Psigets, Cutting Ems, etc.
i have the De Laval Cream Sepsis -
ter. It is the most reliable cm the market.
It will pay yon to use one.
1)o you want a new Cam or poiesis?
I handle different meshes, and ran snit your
requirement) and your pocket, too.
Would not your wife appreciate a good
Rasher and 'fringes ?
Do you want a got.! Piave, Crrhn or
Ming Ittehlae
I shall be Osseo] to have yuq call and
inapoct the stock at my warerooma on Ham•
Ilton-st. before you purchase.
I buy my gond, on the °ash basis and can
sell ata very close margin of profit.
J. P. BROWN,
Agent for Massey -Harris implements,
Haallaou tit , tloderich.
0 AND t tRT'
&MINI D STRUMENTS
Are Yoe is Love
With sweet mods Luis. ars we raw whet
yes want in l
WormivIth PIMA
Aoderich Organs,
Violins, Guitars, Mandolins, Aonordioes, Her
asmicas,
Preeic. Just what will wit you for
Christina'
SI3WINQ MACHINES.
Call sed am ear mar
White Sewing Masai s.
Bags m Ball esIngi as •hie very
sod has / , The very
latest in Ilsalhiee,
OiM the " Mt* WILLIAM" and " 40.101.141" sowisg ■aeiiewe
Wiearry • large stock of Mu... Folios, vocal and iustramastel, legit satire Books
fwvmew instrammnts, Dictation Haws, etc.
We hare svere:thousand copies of SHEET MUSIC, sows of which we sell at
HALF PRICK.
Aay pioco we haven't in stook we order still procure with promptness looes the
pntdi:tws. W. have also a 1Oc. edition.
If you do not live in town writ. ns aid we will Wood promptly to your aseda
G EO. W. THOMSON & SON.
'PO'10 WO. tit_
,
A Woman's Shoe
should be like herself
-daily and delicate
-yet strong to endure.
This is the king
Quality all oval. It's
as pretty as a shoe can be made and as strong also, and
yet it doesn't look as though it was made for a man.
People who don't know it, guess
the price somewhere around $f, and
yet it is only $3,
Ask ogee King Quality.
Made by J. D. HMG OOMPANY, Limited, Toronto.
Lee & Shephard Just Received
have a largo stock to choose
from for useful Chrittm•s
Presents, uneh as -
Ming and Cooking Stoves,
limps of all kinds,
Caning Sets,
Zmmas GiftTul
Table Ui Pocket Cutlery,
Plated Knives, porks,S000ns,
Hockey or 8prin,g Skates,
and maty other thistles -
too "seeeroea to mention.
Leea Shephard
A LAMBE AMORTI[ENT OW
ENGLISH,
FRENCH AND
AMERICAN
Cigarsins. ll y1(! s ,
ni
a
AHD A GREAT VARIETY HE OTHER GOODS 9UITABLIf I'f*
Holiday
Presents.
erO.B and Ise thee it she eM EWA L...,. w.rew.he,
THE MEDIOAL
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