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TRVYOAT, June 28, 1900
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THE SIGNAL : GOHERICH ONTARIO.
Refreshments
Free...
• • • • •
What is more delicious these hot days
than a nice glass of Ice Cream Soda or a dish
of Ice Cream ? Now we propose to givr'bur
Customers on each and every Cash purchase
of One Dollar a ticket entitling them to one
dish or order of Refreshments at the Bal-
moral Cafe or Harper's 1Cream Parlor,
which will be accept d at tjiese places.
Come and look over Bargains in Dry Goods and Iillineryt
Bargain List of . e e e
Hot Weather Needs :
Ladies' Fine Summer Vesta, regular 25c. for 19i.
Special range of Colored Dress Muslfou, at fie. and 1Qe.
.. ,t tt tl _ with 20o. end 960., for 16e.
Mena, Boyle and Ladies' dtrrw Sailers M Itetste,Talues.
Ladies' Capes and Spring Jackets at Qreatly.luoed Prices.
11 range of Ladies' White Underwear.
gains in Gents' Furnishings and Clo
Great Values in Black and Colored Di.G. Goode.
Special Prints, all colors, at 5c. pay
Large Assortment ! Styles ht 1 Pril.es Reduced
FOR THE NEXT TWO WEEKS!
COME AND LOOK THEM OVER t _
5O-YALE-BJCVCLE3S-
resr4
0 f1lflflb.
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While in Toledo last week our buyer purchased'
60 iligh Grade Yales at a ridiculously Low Price
for spot cash.
We have decided to offer them for quick B 1e
at the Extremely Low Price of
CASH OR PRODUCE 1
SmithBro'so.
DUNGANNON.
NOTles.- The looel agency le 1iun snoob
for Tn. 81aXst. V at the oRloe of J. U. Wants,
J,1'., 000ve aaoer, ko. who will receive or -
den for submiptions. edvertiaing and lob
wort. and is authorized to give receipts for
amounts paid for the same'
GA. NEWTON, DENTIST, OF LUCK.
vow, will noome We tripe to Dunton
neo la April --let and ]rd FrW.y eocb month.
'W'*DaliDAY, .lune 20.
Mrs. N m. Habkt,k sad two ohlldreo
mostly nonfood home alter having about
throe weeks vlett ammo friends and rola
*twee at Oedetiob and other points east and
math e1 t,oderlob.
Coulson *elm.. -A oburob ►tx Sal will to
held In the grounds of Trios. Durnto oo Fri
day, June 29tb, ander the •mpleee el bb.
Ladles Aid of Mb. 1'euI'e church. Th.
Lucknow braes band will be there. You•
an oordWly invlbld. •
Now that Moline'Osatamed in •
beautiful habiliment of green and bedeoked
with flowers of .11 kinds anti oolors, the re
poor of the ootatry, .long with Lb' obeei .Lag
prospect of abundant °reps e1 umresL , .ere
tables and traits, is very pl.aslog.
OaLNouvetc.-The oltlrsos of Dungen
ass are determined bo keep apace with the
program of the times. J. M Roberts and
Mao hostess of the Mmllough hotel hart
made enbstanMal Improvements in Iaythe
g ramUthic walks, the former ma the prem-
ie occupied by Mr. McIntyre, merchant,
bbs latter la trent et her hotel on the west
g ide of the mato street.
LAWN Social. -Os Moodav evening, th•
18111, lost., s lama moist under the swoons
of the ell Crewe oburob I)uogao•
sea dr. & tisld on Robert +nlseyeo'e
1gws_sA ssMMao 7. E. D. Ashfield.
Iwiki.w bead resdend some eroellent
pdegtime of mush]. Also Mies Maud ('ro.
pier, Ashfield, vtollslst, entertained those
pressot with two approprt•ts fele, • ,o. 1n
good form, and moalo was also rendered by
lead Mime, which was well remind. A
Very interesting time was spent daring the
eoolaL Prooeeds amou.b•d to $32.
ideate Reietsu.--On Wednesday of last
week a large number of stalwart men of
West Wawoseeb, Ashfield and other point,
were sesemoled on bbs premises of Jo. ph
Wilma, south half ot lot 1(i, 000eeattoo 6,
W. W.wososb, to armlet In the rasing o1 .
barn, 46156 and 20 ft. in height above
n ose louad.tlon. 1). Murrey sad R. Mr
Allister were sslsotd .s espt•ins. The
former 000duobd work on the south stele,
Me latter on the north olds Japt. MoAI
lister and staff of men were the Motors. as
ehey had finished woes the south mon were
oommmdog to pat up the rafters. The
n orth men were quite exuberant la befog
flet dose. No aooldeut of any 000ae,ii0ence
. veered during hiss raising. Donald Pat
braes, of East W.wenosh, who le well
karma to W an ezeiellsot framer, bad the
oonlreet for the frame work. which is pre•
O 00noed to be first-olaes. John Olen, stone
mases, *leo did his part in the foundsbbos
*tab ardlt to himself. Oar townsman, .1.
Wbysrd, tinsmith, has the oontraot for the
asv.broteghlog and 000duotors. The new
begs, to .ddlbboo to the splendid brlok
dwslllas hones meetly ooaltreatd on the
/realer, adds greatly to the oomfort sod
valueef the property. We trust that the
Owner and family will for many years be
Is health mod strength to enjoy their
wife and daughter, halos Mall'. spent ILO
Sabbath with relatives and friends to the
township of Hurou, oouaty of Bruce
On 'Tuesday menthe Rey. B. L. Hutton
left here for els new appointment, Greaten
circuit. The reverend gentleman has been
10 Uuoga0000 moult for three year., dur-
log whioh time he performed his duties as
pastor faithfully end with great energy.
tie acid family have the kind regard of
quite • number ot friends, who sluoerely
wteh them moomse to the new sphere of
labor.... Mrs. Thompson. of Lucknow,
relict of the late Adam Thompson, Lod
youngest daughter, recently visited rola
tives here. .. .7'. 1;. Allen has dsold.d for
the presort to retire from public school
te•eh.un .0d to modern • grocery boslnsee
In i ,ung.nn00 Ws rafted to bays to
state that Mies Errlegbo, daily/Her. LI
David Erringtoo, of West Wawanoeh, who
has Wes for some time Indisposed, is not
Improving In health, but mentions' to be
weakly .. Rev. Mr. Nortm, of limiest.,
kup.raoouated minister, is visiting his
daughter. Mrs. A. F. Treleaven, .. Thos.
Pentland arrived home last Saturday after
el ,fog relatives fee slew days iu Ooderlob.
GOD h. MOH TOWNSHIP.
Tiit Io. DAV, June 21.
Uoioo eobool so..i ,..'.u. 6, MIN Minnie
1'ompbell, *..nher, hid their annual plonk,
on Ws.toesday. There were over two boo
drill pioieaa,lncludtng parasite Lod farina'
of the ',bolero, and also • number of t Dung
peopl.• from town. Football and oilier
games .. 4 'porta were Indulged In and mob
scholar .• es presented with • bap of peanuts
.rod cane y by ahs trustees, Chris. Johnston,
D.yt4 Orr and Wen. Elliott.
OU NLO*'
Morr.Av, .1 ono 2o.
Mr mod Mrs. R. H. Mollonmld and Miss
Olnppin, of Detroit. Melted hers last week.
Mlobasl Tobin and our former towns•
man, N. kloLeod, took to the excursion to
Devote lasm week also Mr. and Mrs. Oso.
MoPhe•, of Loyal. During Mr, Mct'hee's
&bosons Wm. Joaee, jr., acted es deputy
postmaster.
I'he garden party gl M Monday evao•
iog at the home of D. wson under the
auspices of lockup yterlan church
was • very enjoyable affair. The p
consisted of piano selections by W. Olean
C.rnpbdl, roost solos by Mies lirowo and
Jas. M. Thomson and addressee by Rev.
.las. Hamilton mad Al.... young. ttelresh-
meets were partaken of with relish. The
national anthem was sang before the
gathering dbpereed.
LEEBURN.
M"N PA Y, June 25.
Mr. and Mrs, H. Chisholm were .mono
Me excursionists to Detroit on Thursday of
last week.
Statute labor was the go IMO week, the
beats of Hillary Horton and A. d. Clutton
being out to fall Toros.
W. W. Stoddart, student, preached hers
last Sunday for the Rev. R. Henderson to •
large oongreg.Hon, who were into% pleased
with his dbmone.
Among lets Improvement', our enterprle-
tog-i1tb..0, James Uhieholm, has 'mottled
and ;redid the hillside in front of his reed
home. " _ .` _-des 4 p.b up • seat wire resew with
r1-artmt.:Jt•e 2o.J ffiTait be the lake shore road frontage.
(Comm,hen of West Waw.noeh will meet In
the township hall on Tuesday next, the .aril
of Joly, .t 10 o'olook ,hero.
Seethes or l't - The meatolpal The mammoth Sunday echoel Dtoolo at the
EIAws.-There are les oandidates for e■
aesls►Mea from Dungannon public sehoel,
five for eetresoe,foar for public school leev-
tty and .oe for matrtonl•tion
HmtaAveowelt.-Mr. sad Mn. Thomas
Begley, W. ssawaaosh, have the Amore
sympathy of their bleeds sod eala.lnb.
nesse In the death et their Weed eblld, JOS.
Albert, from broadside and leff.mmetioe of
Woo beads. The lube sae, who was only
five menthe old, pared •w.y ea Wedges
dayafter • short Illness, and the funeral
took pl•ee os Friday.
Haar Aim THtttt. -Quito • number of
Moe eiisws o1 Desr.n•ee and vlehlty
Mel ht the •xonrdm to eh• City of tk1,
Rtreila. They report having bed an enjoy.
able sad plesrat Mme.... Walter Stewart,
.f ineks•w, formerly .n esteemed resident
.f Deagseaea, we. In our village last week.
�js Tuesday of last week Mrs. R.
Wileea road daughter. Mies Maggie, along
"deb Mee lterb•er, lege here en • vleitlne
tear se relatives In M•nttoba and other
pyre y ties Prairie Provisos ... 11evId
JmldMse1 M A.Nl.ld, eeeolmpsnlsd by Mrs.
JJ,,aliss, heft hate ea Monday the 25th, on •
,1 leer be Medea' nett former se.
la Melees, Kteeerdise, Paisley,
ares 11.ute mir1.01 ofe nate....
Joie
alrWea wile Anes leer. ea Men
lay be basso Y fes bwe-bfp of Sit ...u4,
Grey,sagrafte
doer fesMM14s,
s eti et►. . 11. F.bbstra, O.eioned 1A.
Ha was Moho p(esead with esm agstion fes
.f age wile" as rise of Ibis apeeise et
las of
y ee INN Se
bad se lUIppeeed Jamas Its be-
bM
Point Form Tusd•y of last week was favored
with • tine flay and bracing lake air. The
000asion proved to be one of enjoyment to
ell who attended. 11. A. Herta*, sapertn-
tenden% of the Sabbath school here, wee ens
of the maoseen, dlmharvtng the duties of
secretary of the oommlttee.
Cr. -toot Hoon. . Ellen May, mooed
daughter of oar respected towsaman, ,1•s.
Horton, was married M John W. Farrtsh,
of Ashfield, on Wednesday night of last
week. Rev. M. McKay, formerly pastor of
bbs Presbyterian ebunh hers, performed
the osremooy. The bride will be much
missed here by a large olrete of (deeds, who
wish her and her bod,sod every noose la
he journey of Iles beton them.
ae,ealeee 1mM or Tereere.
"1 hod • had cough for seventeen
lean,- writes Mrs. Samna' Hamilton, .,f
Lawnville, Tenn. "No doctor or medi-
cine could core it until ,.ne year ago i
began to nae Dr. King's New Disonyery
for oonsamption, whish did me more good
than all other medioinoe I ever used. it
fa truly • grand cure for stubborn coughs.
colds and throat and long troubles,"
Positively cures consumption, poet' monis,
;rip, bronchitis, asthma, hey fever and
croup. Price GI),,. and el. (luennted.
Trial bride free at Jan. Wllerwe'e drag
.tore.
hinter : A pretty Jose saddle' was
quietly esebrood at "()reherd Vella," Me
reddeses .1 Mrs- iso J.wall, ltswat•a-
villa, en the 13th lest , when her aie..l
demister, aim tree.O R. Jewell, was
earned M Nsleoo R. (J•bbledteb, SiM.r.
$27.50 CASH
Othcr
Styles for
Street,
Diggs, House,
Outing.
We Won't Keep SUIS
eta until ytw give usi au opportunity of Mewing
THAT THAI you how much you eau save by buyiug your
e
IS URANDED
uN EVERY
BOOTS & SHOES
frun, ❑,
THE SPOT CASH PUKE
ilk which everything ie marked shakes think
tug people those who .hop arouraf anti want
to make their Dollars go farthest, buy here.
The Th1141111 strong points we wish to
emphasize eu our business are
1st -QUALITY
and -PRICE
ard-HONEST DK&LINQ
Your Money Baolt: is the satisfaction we give you for any dissatisfaction
with your purchase.
W.ome in anti see us anyhow, whether you buy or not. We will be pleased to
show you our Gouda and Prices.
Our famous QUEEN QUALITY Ancien -made Shoes are the talk of the
town. P.EPAIRINCF-
P. T. HALLS
7
North side of the Square, (lolerich. THE CASH SHOE DEALER
Exclusive Agent for the famous Queen Quality.
Clinton : Died, at her home la HORN
vllle, on Thursday. June 14th, lirmillOWls,
toilet of the late William I)avts, et ohs vile
arable old .gs of 78 years sad 14 days.
These are the cheapest Whee = ever offered
in Canada, and it is _ your opportui to get . a,
first-class =\mount, fully guaranteed for, he season
of 1900, at LESS THAN MANUFAC'T'URERS'
PRICES.__.
have also in stock Second=hand Wheels at,from $5.N op.
_r N
- eels expressed to distanc
.�., with privilege-ot exami
ation, on receipt of One o11 ar.
Gode ' ch on J y 4th, in
o r Wheels while here.
Come t
and see
CEO.- STEWART
GROCER
Yates' old ibud, West o.lo Square.
TEA
e
The best 50e. Tea for 46c. this week only.
Black or green.DON 'T
en.
This is a snap. Don't mer 'it.
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Don't Guess
AtResults.
EMERSON'S
IC CLE ANDMl1J�SIC HOUSE
AN
GH-CLASS
NOTFS OF SPORT
The gun club shot twice 00 Friday lest,
and the following worse were made : let
shoot --C. Darrow, 5 ; D. Molver, 4 ; E It.
b% macro, 5. Zed shoot -h. R. Watson. 5 ;
D. McIver, 3 ; A Rongvle, 3 ; E. Campion,
je.. 3. The club will have • match oo Mon-
day moroldg Derr at 9.30 o'olock.
A warm game of baseball was played at
Agricultural Perk last Saturday by the
junior olubs of tbooertoh and Clinton.
Honors were pretty even, and when Gode-
rich wont to bat for tbs last time they were
one run behind. 'rhe boys were not to be
beaten, bowever, and managed to tally the
two runs mammary, the snore being 7 to
6 in favor of Ooderich.
TM employees of the Kensington fu. u -
tors factory have organized • Meehan olub,
to be knows '•. the Kensington beesball
club. The Other. are es follows . Hon.
president, F. O. Rumbll; hoe. vles-prest.
dent. .1. Shannon; president, W. Hinton;
atos-pr.sidebb, l'. Keene; secretary time -
mar, E. Robinson; members of normative
oommittse, 1'. Griffith, E. Irving. Simon
McKey; monomer, 11. i' wards; oaptaln, R
Met ertney.
COUNTY CURRENCY.
kayhdd ; 1t. Bailey loot a valuable nib
through 1uHamm•tory rheumatism.
Oodirtoh township • Edward Rathwell
has a floe l.elos.tsr ram from whioh be clip
Old fourteen pounds of wool.
Nile : On Wednesday, June 13, Jobe
MoKnlght was married at the messy As.
burn, to Miss Minnie Steele. -
Hayfield : greed Is now four omits a loaf.
The new bakery established by Tons. King
has given the people sheep breed.
Nile . Mn. Ju. litrvtn 1. out again,
Mier has eeeffeement b the M,we. fee Moms
three weeks with a sprained ankle.
Hlllaeresis : .las. Turner bas sold to Mr.
Noelle of Enter, • foe young driving horse,
for whioh he reoelved the sum of 0110.
Rayfield Mrs. Dewar hadbe min -
fortune recently to tall off • chair O whloh
she was standing, and she enstaliliff yew
severe Injuries.
Ethel: Amour the saooes.ful students
at the late examinations ot Varsity via
Cert Kesler, of Ethel. 11e obtained first
ole honors In hie 3rd year.
1-oodesltoro' : M... Woodman an4 Mrs.
Pringle book Me peepls by marls' ons day
last week, end were united in matrl-
moni.l hoods. ('ongratolations.
Blyth : After .n illness of five months,
too Int mires weeks of *blob were spent In
bed, Mies Ethel, only daughter of (;,orge
Powell. died on Suaday afternoon, 17th
Inst.
Itruaele: M. H Moore, V.S , hag *enured
another assistant. His name Is Moors and
he is • relative of M. R.'s. rho yore;
gentleman will be as the reserve list for a
wells.
Sea(ort : Then were 125 tickets mild
fat ilia farmers' s.00rstnn to the Export
mental Farm at Ueelph. There won 56
ol.k.es sold et *Ale station for the Detroit
steaming.
Orel : A very ple.esnt evening was
' epees ea .1as. 13M, at Rowan Tree Plane,
eho maws. of Aloe. Perri, when Mus
Meigs. Porno, his sister, was married to
Jam Orase.
Nag Kra : Mies Doff, of UMerloh,
fera,erly of (Mabe, zed Mr MM'm,n.11, r.1
ReIl.4I, who were attending the Normal
Sobeol at Ottawa, have both ntorad home,
he term bedlam sl.sed lase week. Tbay
IVERY.
were the only Hureataos in •tteodeoci at
the Normal Mum Duff, we believe, ex.
ports to resume her former poeiu0..
Blyth sobool,
Exeter : Alen. iiamwell bad new potatoes
for dinner on Monday of last week, grown
le his own garden He bas .iso In his gar.
dew a rose huh profiles with bloom, °ontain.
for over 200 bud'.
Exeter : Fred. Treble, who has teen
working la St M•ry'e for Lome time, u
bl•ok.mhb, 1e home parsing a sore arm,
having bad it dislocated while working with
• hone In the shop.
Exeter : Miss Hattie Fitton left Toes.
day of Dot week for Owen 'Sound, where
she will ttke the boat for mond
where .he wilt ond the wloter with her
sister, Mrs. O. H. Tom.
Seatorth : Mr. and Mrs. 1). 1). Wilson
returned from the old 000etry os Saturday
evening, .100e 1601. '1 hey had • pleasant
voyage, and both look well after enjoy Inv
old country air for • couple of months,
Will Work at Maki
( •ountlt•w 1 houeands have found .I'msing
to the body In Dr. King New Llle Pill.,
whioh positively ours constipation, sick
hesdaohe, dizziness, j.undloe, melarle, fever
and ague and .11 liver and stomach troubles
Purely vegetable ; neper gripe or weaken
Only 2,5o at Jae Wilson's drug store
Late Erie Navigation Co. aid
Tb. dies .awl and rheuii route to
Cleveland, Ora, ria Pert Staley
Thr3rtgh fare from Itndnrtnh : Rorie 51.13 ;
heft -n y; 70. 111.111 Onkel. Rood fns one
lncerh '"t10ee1at *stet Igenrg attnrear'merry--
turning
merr1rturning kk((nnde).
Prot leaves fort grantny on Rnnd.t.. Tens
days and Thnredays et II p.m., and on Sate-
d/Is at 1 p.m.
For tickets and fu.. her Information spot) to
Motet • mats 1).T. H y, or write
T. MARSHA LL, WM.W(N)I.I.ATT,
Ain't Yee rage. / , Manager,
Wage. ra%t cot. es vin
Illatflety Twine for ase•.
"Ntik
BIh11N:RTWINR FOR 11ARMERS.-
NNllppder twice from the Omani' Prison,
for the seseoe of 1900, w'I he sold to farmers
or farmers' for their own nae to stir
Irentt' y, fro one bele to any number rereult.
ed, at the foliokkking Srlees per poaad
"Astra Stands d,' Int .1.. of 00 Ib I. 'soh,
012r
"Farmer* spotlit), In balsa of 00 Iba each,
11o.
rush mnst an, ympary every order or be re
oei,e4 M,Inre tw•`e le . hipped ; freight In e11
sees most pe paid hy no retrainee and order,.
will be arnnoted for nit bales Only.
I" 'r fes when a flintier mist J a greater
foreig ty than le regtndred for hie own nee, the
order most heIgnM by the osrsnn. inlninp
In 'impeder and ane amount r.gulred by esr
must .n'empany -e, am well as the poet *Moe
addends of each &pennant.
The twine ie sell mmnnfeetnred. every
ponnd gnarennwl of ser r!nee hleggal 1p, zed
it nay prove faulty in nae. no being reterae'
money will he refunded
Rllryr� Standard is held poly to smell
gnentltles, tint "Ferment R el,"wbloh will
prove M spools& 'Meese farmers using It. le le
liberal sootily.
Orden addressed to " rhe Warden, Csietrd
Prison, Toronto will receive pr.arpt a sten
tion.
.IAMiMI NO YON.
1 sepeesser of Priem.
Peellamit tld ya.
Tenets, Jame let. fids It
This meso knows wt : he did and
ow he did It. Such int rscments as
t' ' following are are a ut proof
of merits.
teens.., Maw . Feb. . tial
Do -r ' n. -Www seed ru..w.edye., Wen
the Ho )tor o.-» Imr.0 as advertised ,r pert
l..4$Ies, is letO.,t. 1 h... or.•I 1-4..•.it1oa
eel .a.l' with too bather of )oar K Y
Sonne tui. 1.r.r swim
roman irazWze.
Price, Ss; for 15. An • liniment for
family lime it I av eeqnge. Ask it dn.KRb.t
for KENDALL' SPAVIN CtkP., .1.., ".t
TrtotYe no the H. ," took free. or address
-t•.J. e: tensaft . MASON pulls. TT.
TAMPER....
with your health.
Don't use Drugs end Medicines
of queetiousble quality. (}et the bent
there is at the same prices that are
charged for inferior goods.
At our Drug Store the stock is a1
ways fresh, and each article purr, Po
tent and satisfactory.
Our Prescription Department
has a reputation for promptness •u l
accuracy.
F. JORDAN
Medit:al
BECKER & MYERS,
Uudertaters and lidalisrs
(lra,lusto of Maneachwr•tte Col-
lege of Embalming.
WHITE HEARS*.
OPLN DAY AND NIORT.
BLIT ROOD. AT MODE-
RATE PIUC AND
OUURTSOU8 ATT111TION.
Welt. Qes1YCY.
Will RUN
Home -
Seekers'_
60 Day
Excursions
to the
Canadian
NortlWe8t
1LRETURN tom-_
IrOarmmin.
Itamlcta
Swan River ..,.
IfeoseJa,-, 1 $30
MnomeJaw
Yorktoo
`,eailhpe Albert.. .. f $35
ery
)ted Deer.....
ldmontob .. .... 1
Ome ngQ June Irl Returning until Aug. 20
(All rail or H. P. Alberta)
teoing July 13 Returning until Sept. 12
I All sell only1
Going July 1Returning until Sept. 18
(All Rat( or 8. 8. Alberta)
For tlorete and further Info' .nation tipD ly to
any Canadian Par"Hc Agent, or to A. 111 NUT.
MAN, Asst. Geol. Poser. Agt., 1 King et. Rest.
Toronto. 84.11
A Great Snap.
le nor (power Snap, .t 5o. a
peapod, el whir+ we sella harm a week,
This Isn't our only soap. as we carry
everything that oan he found In an no -
to -date grocery store, and our prier
ere right. TM termer* know that ttrey
oan always get irom us a snap )or their
Tt7Mbee. We ill iw the hoe at no
legitimate trade -- everything goes
I;I.esware or ;soothe*, garden stuff or
nhnloest table China. We deal In all
of them.
T. G. TIPLING & CO.,
Raiford block, (1Idol-lob.
T sin prepared to buy
this season's clip of wool,
ail nsnal, at the
BEXI[ILLEII WOOLEN ELS
FOR...
HIGHEST CASH PRICE -
or in nxehange for mann
tseturoti srticllu,
JESSE CLEOHILL
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1110--
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SNAP IN SH
lien's
P-Plen's plain heavy Coigress - BSc. per
Men's lace plow Boots - - - 75c. •a
Women's heavy lace Boots - - 65c. •s
Misses' " " / • 11-2 55c.
Child's tt ,L .a 8-10 45c.
Women's best Carpet Slippers 15c.
or two pairs for 25c.
15c. bottle of Polish for 5c.
Also finer lines in the same proportion.
As we have the largest shoe store and the
largest stock in this county, we are able
to fit you in style and price.
Come and be convinced.
Sir Just received a line of (lents' and Boys'
Bicycle Bal's.
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\ W. SHARMAN, Jr.
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...American Field Fencing...
IENNINEMOWIN
Ilave you soon 'it? Do you know what is the cheapest and most
durable fence sold? If you haven't seen it yon can see it at McKENZIE
& HOWELL'S at from 35c. a rod up.
Spring Coiled Wire 31cep is Ib.
Barb Wire - - 31 cents I b.
Galvanized and black Wire.
BINDER TWINE: We uthe
Gold sell
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lowest price going. Let um have your order.
Harvest Tools, Nails, House and Barn Fixtures,
in any nuantity.
The people know where heeds, value" are found. Our males were n.yor
known to be as Targe as at present.
We boy for cash. We bey in quantities. We sell on small merging'
it is to your edvantsge to bey your hardware of
McKenzie I-Iowell